The New-York journal, and weekly register — New-York [N.Y.], 1787-10-04 00:00:00, page 4

THOMAS SMITH,
BOOT mJ SHOE MAKER,
LE A T HER CUTT ER,
and CURRIER,
Queen-Street, No. tyq, Corner of Beekman or
Chapel Sheet,
B EG S leave to inform his friends,
and the public in general, that he carries on
the above branches in an extenfivs manner. He
pakes and fells the following articles, wholesale
and retail, viz.
Gentlemen’s heft boots and {hoes,
Ditto Morocco-flippers,
Ladies silk shoes,
Ditto Calimaoco, or fattinet,
Men’s strong (hoes and pumps,
Boys, girls, and childrens shoes of all kinds ;
As also, all kinds of leather, whether for fboe
makers, ladlers, ot harness-makers ufe.—Engbflr
boot-legs, bend foals a? usual.
He wiihes t® inform the public, that, as be is
determined to fell on the mod reasonable terms,
no credit on any account will be given, except to
those of his former ctlftomers.
And likewise, that no {hoes will be sent to any
one for trial, except they be very well known,- a
he has already fuffered too much loss on that ac
count.
Country store-keepers, and others, Will find it' th
their advantage-to deal at the above-Sore,'as they
can be lupplied with upper leathers, foies, half
foies, &c. by the dozen, on the mod reasonable
terms,
Black-ball of excellent quality For cleaning boots
cr shoes, wholesale and retail.
N. B. Rough leather taken in and curried on
the mod reasonable terms.
New-York, August 30, 1787.
POET’S corner.
—»« MmanviCjr qwWMMfIwtMH —
SUMMER’S FAREWELL.
AN ODE.
TO Summer’s sweets I bid farewell!
To thee. O warbling philomel,
To all rhe lovely winged tube,
Which in t,hv regions now reside,
1 bid adieu ! adieu ye fiow’is,
Ye mi-i'd, ye placid gentle, Ihow’rs:
Farewell ye Iki s of azure blue,
Yc trills of birds, adieu 1 adieu.
To lovely meads, to cloud-capt hills,
To murm’iinc brooks, to purling rills,
To gentle streams, to rural bow’rs,
To groves with their attraflive pow’rs,
I bid adieu ! adieu ye vales,
Ye fragrant, spicy, zeph’rous gales.-;
Farewell ye banks of verdant hue,
Ye woods, ve fields, adieu ! adieu.
To scaly tribes, to spangled feenes,
To cool retreats, to sylvan themes,
To lowing kine to bleating flocks,
To mountains pf romantic rocks,
I bid adi-u I adieu ye plains,
Ye woodland nymphs, ye rural swains :
Farewell ye do ps of pearly dew,
Ye pleasing {hades, adieu ! adieu 1
To ^reading tents, to humble cots,
To pebbled Ihores, to Ihelly grots,
To footbing Brains, to dying lays,
To nature’s mild and gentle rays ;
I bid adieu ! adieu ye lawns,
Ye tender kids, ye sportive fawns;
F ir-well ye tints which gild the view,
Ye orient beams, adieu ! adieu.
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The PROPR I ETO R S of the
STAG E S,
Which ply between New York and Philadelphia
Inform the P U B L 1 C,
H A T on the firfl day of May
next they will Part one line of stages, fiom
Powles-Hook, every afternoon at 4 o’clock, and
proceed to Elizabeth-1 own, from whence they will
Ilan every morning (Sundays excepted) at four
o’clock—and from Philadelphia, every morning
(Sundays excepted) at three o’clock.
The Mail Line will (fart from Powles-Hook
and Philadelphia, every morning (Sundays except
ed) precilely at nine o’clock.— No delay, after the
hours appointed, can be admitted.
The Stages Hart front Michael Dennifm's, cor
ner of Arch and Second-fl rects, Philadelphia.
KT No Mad Stage Harts on Saturday. The
Stage that leaves Powles-Hook at four o’Clock,
P. M. in future will hart at five o’Clock, until
the firft of November.
New-York, April, 25, 1787„ 12
A/VANTed, bv the Printer hereof,
an APPRENTICE—a Lad of 14 Years,
who is Smart, and well brought up, and has been
through the School Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
and Grammar Clafes,_ ^ enr other need apply.
At tl Court of Chancery, held at the Chancellors'
Chambers,in the City of New-York,the tenth day of
March,one ThoufandfevenHundred and Eighty-fix.
P R E S E N T,
The Hon. ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON, Esq.
. Chancellor.
In Chancery, T^ORASMUCH as it
AuguftusYan Cortlandtf Il appeareth to this court
Complainant, | that a suit hath been com
vs. ^mmced herein, by Auguf-
Jacob Milligan, j tus Van Cortlandt, mort-
Defendant. J gagee, again!! Jacob Mil
ligan, heir at law of John Milligan, mortgagor;
whereupon process of subpoena to answer, hath been
duly ilfued and returned, and the said mortgagor
hath hot caused his appearance to be entered, as ac
cording to the rules of this court the fame ou/bt
to have been entered in case the said process had
been duly served, and an affidavit hath been made
to the fatisfaClion of this court, that the said mort
gagor is withdrawn out of this Hate, or could not
upon due enquiry be found within the fame, so as
to be lerved with the said process; it is thereupon
ordered, on motion of Mr. Hamilton, of coun
sel for the complainant, that the said Jacob Milli
gan do appear to the said suit, on or before the
tenth day of September next ensuing; and that in
default thereof, the complainant’s said bill be taken
pro confef'o, to the end, that a decree be made for
a sale of the mortgaged premises, or so much there
of as to this court dial! seem just and right; and it
is further ordered, that a copy of this order he in
serted in, at least, two of the public newspapers
printed in this Hate, for the term of tight weeks.
ExtraEi from the minutes,
, W. C PC K, Register.
At a, Court of Chancery, held at the Chancellor's
Chambers, in the City of New-York, the fxteenth
Dav ( f August, in the Year %f our Lord one thou
findfeven Hundred and Eighty-ifeven.
P R E S E“ N T,
The Hon. ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON, Esq.
Chancellor.
In Chancery. T T appearing to this
Augufrs VanEortlliti^f} 1 court, that the order
Complainant) ( made in this cause on the
' ' rs \ _ ^tenth day of March Jaff,
Jacob Milligan, | had not been published in
Defendant. J two of the public news.
papers printed in the date of New-York, for eight
weeks fticceffively, according to the terms of the
said order ; whereupon it is ordered, on motion of
Mr. Hamilton, ofcounfel for the complainant, that
the said order be republished in two of the public
newspapers, printed in the date cf New-York, for
eight weeks fucceflively, giving time to the said de
fendant, Jacob Milligan, to enter his appearance
on or before the nineteenth day of Offober next ;
or (in default thereof) that the said bill be taken
pro confe/fo, according *0 the order of the tenth
day of March herein before mentioned.
ExtraEi from the minutes,
$ W. C O C K, Register.
HE R EAS Nicholas Bayard,Efq,
of the city of New-York, by his certain in
denture cf lease, tinder bis hand and seal, duly exe
cuted, beaiing.date the sixteenth day of Septem
ber, in the ninth year of the independence of the
United States of America, and in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-four,
for the consideration therein mentioned, did demise
and to farm let unto John-Cafling, all those three
LO FS of GROUND, No. 279, 280, and 281,
lituate in the outward, at the corner of Moll-street,
and Bayard-street, to have and to hold the said
three Lots unto the said John Calling, for and dur
ing and until the end and term of twenty-one years
from thence next ensuing ; and whereas the said
John Calling had eretfod On said three Lots of
Ground a dwelling houle; and whereas the said
John Calling, on the twenty-eighth day of February,
in the year one thousand seven hundred and eighty
five, by indenture of mortgage, did convey unt>
John Egberis, of the. said cityof New-York, house-
Carpenter, all the beforementioned Lots, No. 270,
280, and 281, with the buildings thereon ereHed’
to hold for and during the residue and remainder
of the f d term of twenty-one years then to come,
and, unexpired, to secure the payment pf fifty
pounds, with the lawful intereftNOTlCE is
hereby given, that in pursuance of an aft of the
governor, council, and genera! assembly of the late
colony or New-York, palled the nineteenth day of
'March, one thousand seven hundred and feventy
four, entitled, “An afl for the more cfFeflual re
gilformg of mortgages,and forfeiting the purchases
of mortgaged eftates,”—the residue and remainder
of the term of years yet to come, and unexpired,
of, and in the said three Lots of Ground, with the
buildings thereon eicfted, will be SOLD at PUB
LIC VENDUE, to the higheli bidder, on the pre
mises, on the twenty-fifth day of February next.—
The sale to begin at twelve o’clock. The condi
tion of sale will be made known at the time of the
vendue, and a deed executed to the purefofer or
purchasers, fubjefl to the proviso, in the said aft,
in favor of other mortgages, judgments at lav, and
decrees m equity, prior to the said sale.
' JOHN EGBERTS.
New-1 oik, Augufi 23, i 787. 8 7 . 29—51
btate of New-York, jf. .
W H EREAS all the real eftateof
which John Roomer, late of the out ward
of the city of New-York, deceased, died seized,
has been fold by an order of Peter Ogilvie, Esq.
judge of the court of probates of this Hate, for the
payment of his debts; all perlons who have any
demands again fl the estate of the said John Roomer,
are hereby notified and dtlired to produce the
fame to the laid judge of thefaid court of prebates,
at the probate-office in the city of New-York, on
the seventh day of December next, when and
where a final settlement and distribution of the said
eAate will be made. — Given under my hand, at the
probate-office in the city of New-York, the sixth
day of September, in the year of our Lord ona
thousand seven hundred and eighty-seven.
3 [ —36 PETER OGILVIE.
Just Published,
(Neatly Printed in one Volume, and hand
somely Bo u n d)
And to be 8 O L D,
By Robert Hodge,
No. 237, Queen-frtd, the corner of King-fireet
likewise by the other Booksellers,
A TREATISE
CONCERNING
Kelig was AffeEUons.
In three Parts.
Part I. Concerning the Nature of the Affcflions,
and their Importance in Religion.
Part 11. Shewing what are no certain Signs that
Religious Affections are Gracious, or that
they are not.
Part 111. Shewing what are diflingtiilhing Signs of
truly Gracious and holy Affeftions.
By the late R (V . JONATHAN EDWARDS,
Prcfident of the College of New-Jersey.
_To which is prefixed, the Life of the Author,
his Religious Experiences, fcc. which .makes it a
large and an intereding Volume to the Lovers of
Religion of every Denomination.
The Subscribers are requefled to fend for
their BOOKS.
LIKEWISE,
Jud imported in the Ship America, Capt. Allen,
An excellent AHortment of
STATION ART,
PARTICULARLY Genuine Writing Paper,
and Blank Books of different fixes and prices;
Moor’s Charts of the Coad of North-America, &c.
N. B. Good American manufaflured Spelling-
Books, cheaper than any can be imported.
Commifiiorrs from the country are thank
fully received, and carefully executed. 15 —-
TO BE L E T by~
Moses Gomez,
And entered in!p immediately,
r pHAT elegant HOUSE., No. 27,
Queen-dreet, late in the tenure of Meffeurs
Robert and. George Service. The house is well
situated, either for a gentleman, or for any kind cf
business whatever. The said house has nine
rooms, with fire places in each ; three of which are
elegantly finifhed. For further particulars enquire
of said Gomez, No. 203, Water-dreet.
TO L E T,
A VACANT LOT, for one or a term of years,
in Hagc-dreet; 45 feet in length, and 21 feet
fix inches in front, and 19 feet in the rear.
Alf®, To LET,
For one or a Term of YEAR S,
A VACANT LOI', in Ferry-street, feventy
five feet wide, and one hundred feet long.
It faces Cliff and Chapple-dreets. The said Lot
will be let, either whole or in three leparate Lots,
as bed suits the applicant.
MOSES GOMEZ.
New-York, May 3, 1787. 13 -
ALSO,
‘May be had at the above Store, a great variety of
BOOKS,
Confiding of
History,
Divinity,
Phy lie,
Philosophy,
Mathematics,
Biography,
Geography,
Poetry,
Agriculture,
Nautical Books,
The following ARTICLES are at
Aiderman HAZARD’S Office,
No. 183, Water-street, and supposed
To be STOLE N.
r p W O silver watches ; one pair
spring silver tea tongs; one old silver table
spoon; one silver tea spoon ; one stone bracelet
buckle, old fa(hioned; one jeweller’s gold, flone
breach; some flriped Ihag ; five pair thread
Hockings; one silk handkerchief; also, a pocket
book, containing papers, in the name of Benjamin
Hanis, of Weftchelier county. g
William Mooney,
UPHOLSTERER,
At his Furniture Warehouse,
Naflau-flreet, where the Uphoiftery Btifinefs is
cairied on in the most extensive Manner.
A general Aifortment of common
Paper Hangings.
*** Paper Hangings put up in the best Manner,
as ufttal.
JNDIA Paper Hangings,
Striped Satrin Hair Cloth,
Plain ditto, ditto,
Figured ditto, ditto,
Wilton Carpets,
Elegant Looking Glasses,
Fringes, Taffals, Cord, and Laces.
Some of the above articles are just received,
and are for SAL E, by
Furniture Ware-House,
Didlionaries,
Architt Sure,
Novels,
Miscellanies,
Plays, &c.
Family, Pocket and com
mon Bibles,
And fmal! entertaining
Books for Children.
SURGEON DENTIST,
No. 199, Water-dreet, opposite the Coffee-houfo,
ENCOURAGED by the success
of his prafhee, begs leave to acquaint the
public, that he preserves the 1 Er TH and GUMS,
by removing an infoQicus tartar that corrupts them,
and renders the natural purity ol the breath otfen-»
five, this tartar acquires a folidi’.y eq'ia! to Hone,
the corrosive particles deftiov the enamel of the
teeth, the body of it caufcs an inflammation in the
gums, and by degrees will drip them from the
roots of the teeth, and if not removed, force them
out of their sockets.—He cures the feurvy in the
gums, fallens the teeth, extraHs, replaces, trans
plants, and regulates, cleans the teeth and makes,
them white, substitutes artificial teeth in so neat ai
manner as not to be. perceived from the natural,
without drawing the dumps,' or catiCog the Icali
pain; they help mastication, give a vouthfoi air to
the countenance, render prOnounciatidn more agree
able and diftmft; nt a Word, as there is nothinm
more beautiful, and of such real service as a.gooV
set of teeth, both natural and artificial are worthy
the attention of every one.—His charges are low,
to give every person an opportunity of being bene
fited by him.
Said GREEN WOOD will with pleafitre at
tend those ladies or gentlemen, who cannot conve
niently wait on him, upon their fending di reel ions.,
New-York, July 12, 1787. 23
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blank books, quills, wax, wafers, &c.
N. B. SAMUEL CAMPBELL returns his. sin
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Swediat on the venerial
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Cullen’s synopsis, and
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Watson’s hiftoryof Plii^
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Hume essays, 2 vols.
Voltaire’s universal his
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De Lolrne on the Eng.
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