The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1776-07-08 00:00:00, page 4

-A ROBBERY.
lATELY stole out of Joseph Grefwold's Still-House,
_/ in Pearl Street, two large SthLHeads with Swan
NoK. Whoever will difeover the Thief or Thieves, so
that the said Still-Heads may be had again, ffiall receive
Five Pounds Reward, by Thomas Greiwold, Distiller, in
Fer+y-ftreet.
Just publijbed at Philadelphia, and aoiu felting by
WILLIAM GREEN,
In MAIDEN-LANE,
(Price TWO SHILLINGS and THREE FENCE)
T H E
True Interest of BRITAIN,
SET FORTH
In Regard to the COLONIES ;
And the only mas of living in Peace and Harmony
with them ; including five different Plans for effecting
this d finable Event,
By JOSEPH TUCKER, D. D.
Dean cf Gloucester.
Author cf the EBay on the Advantages and Disadvantages
which refpeaitely attend France and Great-Britain,
with regard to Trades
To which is added, by the Printer, a few Words on the
Freedom of the Press, in America,
& 'TERRAS evii minded People have endeavoured
V to difuade Tenants holding Leases in the Manor
of Livingston, fern taking an active Part in the prefect
Controversy, (Pro' the injured Rights of their Country
demands their Support) under Pretence that their Deaths
would be aoubly burthenfome. to their Families, as it
would in all Cases shorten, and in some terminate their
Estates, which arc held under Leases for three Lives,
An' whereas my late Father, the Honourable Mr, Justice
Livingston, in order to remove that ObjeaiJn, promised
that in case any one or more of his Tenants fhouid loose
his Life in the Cause of his Country, that the Name of
any other Terfon.mentioned in his Lift Will, or pointed
cut by his Family, fhouid be inferred in the Stead of such
Perform leofing his Life : And that if any one of his
Tenants were maimed, and unable to work upon his
Farm, that the Name of such Person as he fhouid chufe,
fhouid be inserted in the Lease. Andas notwithstanding.
my having renewed the said Promise since the Lands have
devolved upon me, many pretend to be ignorant thereof,
I find myfelf under a Necessity of giving this publick
Notice to all Persons holding Leases under me in the
Manor of Livingston, or in Dutchefs Couhty, of the
above Promise, and my Readiness to perform the falne.
ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
—; fo'^'sTri7D, ~
FIVE Fdotations at Squirc's-Poir.t, in SnfTex-CoGnty,
in New-Jersey, containing 1800 Acres of Land;
aifo, a very good Grist-Mill, with two Pair of Stones,
and one oft he best Streams in America, in a very good
Wheat Cel ^try, to be fald separate or together, as suit
the Purck irs. For farther Particulars enquire of Garret
Rapalje, li ing on the Premises.
Also, Nine Thoufand,Acres of Land, about 6? Miles
back of Elopus, on Delaware ; is very good Land, in a
well fettled Country, and will be fold reasonable. Enquire
of Mr. James Stewart, at New-York, or Garret Rapalje,
at Squire's-Point. Also, a Shop to be Let, oppofice the
Fiv-Market. Enquirers JAMES STEWART.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
Persons who have or ffiall purchase any of the
Land- formerly granted by the Trustees of the Town of
Kingston, in Ulster County, to one Thomas Crundall,
now belong ng to Thomas Jones, Esq; and Susannah De
Laney ; That no Privilege to cut Fire-Wood or Timber,
nor a Right of Commonage bath'been granted by the
Deds under which the fame are now held, either by the
protect Trustees or their Predaceffots; consequently no
former nor future Purchasers of these Lands can exp„e&,
nor will be granted ^hefe Privileges. Dated at Kingston
toe 6th Day of June, 1776.
By Order of the Trustees,
CHRISTOPHER TAPPEN, Clerk.
June 24, by,L
TEN DOLLARS Reward.
„ AN-AWAY from Batfto Fu nice last Night, two
Spanish Servant Men, one of them named France
Hirara, abo t 30 Years of Age, about fix Feet two
Inches high, black Hair, brown Eyes, and thin Visage,
takes a great Quantity of Snuff, his fore Teeth remarkably
wide, and has a down Look: Had on, and tock with
him, one blue Cloth short Coat, one light brbwn Duffles
under Jacket, one Pair of new Oznabrigs Trowfers,
Oznabrigs Shirt, a Pair of half-worn Shoes, and half
worn Hat with a broad Brim.' The other named Iraucis
Rodrigo, but generally goes by the Name of Joseph, ;
about five Feet five or fix Inches high, yellow Complexion,
black Hair, and brown Eyes: Had on, and took with
him, one blue Cloth short Coat, light brown Duffles
under Jacket, one Pair dove-coloured Plush Breeches,
one Pair new Oznabrigs Trow fers, Oznabrigs Shirt, one
Pair half- worn Shoes, and an old Hat.
Whoever takes up the above Runaways, and secures
them in any Gaol, so that their Master, Mr. John Cox,
of Burlington, may have them agw, or deliver them at
Batfto Furnace, ffiall receive the above Reward, and
reasonable Charges,
JOSEPH BALL.
N. B. This is the second Time Berrara has run-away.
Batfto Furnace is at the Forks of Little-Egg-Harbour. _
RUhTTWA)',. a Negro Man named JAMES, tall
an!thin, the whites of his Eyes remarkably red,
and ho Face full of Eruptions: He is a talkative pb'uf
abk Fellow and had on when he went away an old grey
Burikin short Coat, Check Shirt, Linen Breeches, and
worked Sto< kings, and is supposed to be gone towards the
Bast End of Long-Island. Whoever takes up and secures
the laid Negro, so that his Master may get him again, or
brings him to Debtor Samuel Bard, in New-York, ffiall
receive TEN DOLLARS Reward, and all reafonabic?
Charges paid by SAMUEL BARD.
RUN-away from the Subferiber, living at Nrw-
Rocbelle, about three Years ago, a Negro Man
named WILLIAM: He has buffiy Hair, speaks good
Dutch and English, andplayson the Fiddle, Any Person
that will apprehend the said Negro, shall receive Twenty
Shillings Reward, and all reasonable Charges paid by nic,
June 24, 1776. JOSEPH RODMAN.
STRAYED or stolen on Sunday night the 23d inst. out
of a pasture near Moore's landing, a sorrel horse
about 14 hands high, a white snip in his face, a twitch
tail, pretty long, food only before, and paces ; has a small ;
lump ortwoon his back, having been hurt by the hindl
part of the faddic, also pinch'd by the saddle before,|
which is not quite well. Any person bringing the said ;
horse t® Timothy Hurst, near Moore's landing, about 72|
miles up the North-River, ffiall receive, if taken, up ,
within io mires of this'city, One Dollar, if above 10
miles, Two Dollars, and all reasonable charges.
H'AS removed from the Fly-Market, to the House
formerly occupied by John Stites, next Door to
Peter Vandervoort, near Pecfc's-Slip,—where he has for
Sale on reasonable Terms, wholesale and retail.
Weft-India Rum, Rice,
Jamaica Spirits, Green Teas,
leaf and Mafcovado Sugars Indigo,
Chocolate, Port Wine,
Pepper, Sweet Oyl,
Coffee, Claret.
Also, Sundry Goods in the GROCERY Way,
,t WOMA\ who can be well recommended for a
, ^ House-keeper, understands Cookery and Pastry,
hkQwifea Dairy, would be willing to engage herfelf in' a
'Genth man's Family in the Country. Enquire of Mrs.
Clzfn, in New-Street.
June 1776.
^,HE Co-partnership of BLAKE and PRYOR beingl
, now Nffclred, those who have any Demands against |
said Partnerffiip, arc desired tofend in their Accounts tol
Blake and Pryor; and*thofe who are indebted unto the. a
said Partnership, are requeued to make foeedy Payment.l
JONATHAN BLAKE,
EDWARD PRYOII .I
W™HEREAS a Report has been ;prcad,and~an^nfor- |
mation made to the Provincial Congress, ihat I ;
the Subscriber, had concealed a large quantity cf Gun !
Powder and Bail for a cLindefiine Purpose, agreeable to|
which Information my House and Premlfe, was duly
fearcked, I being from home at Capt. Van Dyke's, and
not knowing thereof at theTime,but to the diffati^fi &ion
of my malicious Informers, the Gentlemen that searched,
found'about Three Quarters of a Pound of Gun Powder
and one Langradge Cartridge of ditto, for a Three Pounder,
and about Thirty small Musket Balls, which I kept for
fy own Use, and am willing to attest on Oath that that
was all I had, and to the best cf Knowledge all .that was
in my House, or about my Premises. I therefore take this|
public Method to Teftify unto all Persons, how cruelly ;
and treacherously I have been used, and hereby Pr^nife |
the Sum of Fifty Pounds New York Currency,to any Per-1
son that will prove any of the above, or any other clan
dellihe A& or Ads that 1 have done, either Prvately or 1
Publicly, to injure the, Country or the Common Cause,!
that we are now contending for. I ffiall ent may 2$ nr,;
hereafter seem proper publish my Accusers, and makej
them as publicly Scandalous as they Intended to serve me.;
JOHN SWEETEN.I
NOTICE is hereby given to all the creditors cf Ikomas
Pollen, an insolvent debtor, in the county of Morris,
and province cf New-ferfey, that there quill be a dividend
made of the fold infol-cc nt's estate among the federal creditors,
at the boufe of Peter Dickerfen, inn-keeper, in Morris-Town,
on Tburfday (be I itb day cf September next, At one o'clock in
the afternoon ; and all the creditors of the said infidvent are
hereby dtfred to attend at the boufe of said Peter Diekenfon,
cn Tfeurfday the igb day of August next, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, to make known their demands, that they may
be fettled by the reffeEkiwe creditors, then and there to meet
for that purbofe, Dated this rath day of June, 1776.
FOUR DOLLARS Reward.
STRAYED or folen out of pasture, at Newark, the tub
inst, a dark bay horfefix years old, about fourteen bands
and one inch bigb; afar in bis forehead, and one white bind
foot ; tr@ts and gallps well. Whoever takes and delivers the
said borfeto Mr. Nicholas Hoffman, at Newark, or to Mr.
Ijaac Low. in NewGGrk, shall receive Four Dollars reward,
together with all reasonable charges for the horse s keeping.
Matthew ERNEST,
BEGS Leave to acquaint his Friends and the Public
in general, that he is removed from the House he
formerly lived in near the Albany Pier, to the House
wherein Henry Cruger, Esq; lately lived in Hanever-
Square; where any Gentlemen may be accommodated
with genteel Lodgings and Boarding.
N. B. He has fer Sale, Neurenburgh Salve; also, the
very best Sort of Salt Petre Hams.
nr^HERE will be set about engraving this Week, by
an able Hand, An East Prospect of the
City of Quebec*, taken the 6th of May, 1776.
from Point Levy by a Gentleman well versed in that
Branch, and who served the Campaign with the late brave
Gen. Montgomery. In this Work it fully shewn the
brave General's Rout to attack the Citadel of that Place,
on the Morning of the First of January lall; also
Cape Diamond, the Citadel, Grand Parade, Grand Bat
tery, and all the other Batteries of the Place, with a full
View of the Situation of all mfr Batteries at Point Levv,
&c, This Work will be executed on a Sheet of about 36
Inches by 18, and 'tis intended will be cbmpleated in o^e
Month. Subferiptions will be taken in b,Hugh Gaine
at 3 Dollars, One of which so be paid at the Time of
Subferibing, and the other Two on the Delivery of the
Work.
IF Thomas Mains, brother to Matthew Mains,
born in Ireland, in the county of Down, and
parish of Cumberland, be yet alive (supposed to be
in the continental service, may hear of something to
his advantage by applying to H. Gaine.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Pursu
ant to the Direction of a certain Aft, of the Go
vernor, the Council, and General Assembly of the Co
lony of New-York, entitled, “ An A& for securing the
' f Purchasers of mortgaged Estates;" passed the nine
teenth Day 'of March, in the Year of our Lord, One
thboland seven hundred and fevent-fcur; will be full at
public Antlion,, or Vendue, at the Court-House at Fiat-
Bush, in King's County ; All that certain Piece, or
parcel of Land (frith all the Buildings on the fame) litu
ate, lying and bring, in the Township of Bufhwick, in
the County aforeiaid, containing thirty Acres ; bounded
Weft, by thc'Landof John Titus, South, by the Land of
David Wortman; East and North, by a certain Cieck.
The Vendue to be held at the Place aforefaid, on the
tenth Day of December next, and to begin at Ten of
the Glock, in the Fo/chooh, of thefame Day.
The above described Lands, was mortgaged by Derick
Wertman, deceased, to Abraham Remfon, which faY
Mortgage bears Date, on the twenty-third Day of May,
in the Year of our Lord, 1772. And the said Abraham
Remfon, on the fourth Day of June, in the Year of
cur la 1, 17'74, refeafed the said Mortgage, and all bis
Right to the Equity'of Redemption, to Rem Coaeaho
ven, Leffert Lefferts, and Fuel Vandervoort, for a con
tideration therein mentioned; And the said Rem Coven
hoven, Leffert Lefferts, and Paul Vandervoort, did on
the fourteenth Day of May, in the Year of our L- rd,
1776, aflign over, and release the said Mortgage, and all
their Right and Title therein, for the Consideration,
therein mentioned, unto Joft Van Brunt, Leffert Lefferts,
Barnet Confelyea, David Wortman, and Susanna Wort
man, and in Pursuance of the Directions of the above
recited Act, a written Advertisement bearing even Date
with this, is fixed on the Door of the Court-House, in
the County aforefaid.
Jost Van Brunt,\
Leffert Lefferts, I Assignees
Barnet Conselyea, , of the said
David Wortman, I Mortgage,
Susannah Wortman. J
Philadelphia County, June 17, 1776.
ON the Sixteenth Instant came to the House of the
Subferiber, living at Smithfield, in the Minor cf
Moreland, a certain Man, who called himfelf WilliAM
Gill, and said he had been Captain of a Ship, and
requested me to help him on his Way to Philadelphia, at
the fame time complaining that he was much wearied ;
on which I lent a Boy and two Horses to help him a few
Miles ; After feme Time the Boy returned with one of
the Hoffes, but the Man and the other Horse have not
been heard of since. Said G/ll appears to bo between
Forty and Fifty Years, Five Feet Seven or Eight Inches
high, of a light Complexion, wears his own Hair, and
hath a remarkable crooked Nose: Had on a light-co
loured Cloth Coat, a white Jacket, Buck Twin Breaches,
half-worn pale-blue Stockings, and Pumps almost new,
but ofithe coarser Sort. The Horse is a Stallion, a fine
Sorrel, carries lofty, a natural Pacer, fix Years old this
Spring, has a bald Face with unremarkable Spot, on the
near Side of his Back, as large as a Penny, on which
there is no Hair; also, a half-worn- Saddle without
Housings or Sweat -Cloth, and a double-reined Eri'*.
Whoever takes mp said Horse, Saddle and Bridle, and
brings them to Benjamin Davids, at the George
Tavern, in Second-street, Philadelphia, or to the Sub
fcr'iber, ffiall have the above Reward.
JACOB COMLY.
Eight Dollars Rewards
To the P ÜBLI C,
Land hereafter mentioned, containing 1264. Acreh
WHEREAS Abraham Haefbrook, Jacobus Bruyn,
and Richard Edfall, pursuant tb a Law of the
Colony of New- York, did divide a certain Trad of Land
commonly called the Wawayanda Patent, in the County
of Orange; and whereas a certain Tra& of Land on bal
loting said Lands (being Lot number Five of the ballotted
Lots in the fiffi dirifion of the Drowned Lands) con
taining about Twelve Hundred and Sixty-four Acres, fell
to the original right, of Christopher Denn, and is Bounded
as follows, to Wit, Beginning at the South corner of Lot
number Four, thence running South Sixty-fix Degrees,
Weft Thirty fix Chains and Fifty Links., to a White Oak
Tree Masked V. thence North Forty-five Degrees and
Fifteen Minutes, Weft Three Hundred and Sixty-nine
Chains and Thirty-four Links, to the Division Line
between the said Drowned Land Lots, and the Lots in
the Fifft Weft Division, thence along the fame, North
Fifty-Four Degrees, East Thirty-four Chains and Forty
feven Links to Lot number Four, thence South Forty-five
Degrees and Fifteen Minutes, East Three Hundred and
Seventy-Six Chains and Ninety-fix Linbs to the plaqe of
beginning, containing Twelve Hundred and Sixty-four
Acres of Land, as by the proceedings of the said Com
miffiohers, filed in the Secretary's Office of the said
Colony, and in the Clerks Office of the said County of
Orange will fully appear. We the Subferibers being part
Owners of the said Tra& of Twelve Hundred and Sixty
four Acres, and being desirous of having Partition made
of the fame, Pursuant to an A& of the Lieutenant
Governor, the Council, arid the General Alflfembly of the
Colony of New-York, entitled " An A& for the more
effectual Collecting his Majesty's Quit Rents in the
Colony of New-York, and sot Partition of Lands in
order thereto," palled the Eighj Day of January, One
Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty-two, and of another
^CTtain A& of the Governor, the Council and General
lAffembi, as New-York, entitled, “ An Aft to continue
? An Aft, entitled An Aft for the more efth&ua ]Collsft
ling his Majesty's Quit Rents in the Colony of Newy-York,
! and for Partition of Lands in order thereto ; and aRo to
continue one other Aft, entitled, " An A& to explain
part of An Ad, entitled,, An A& for the more effectual
Colle&ing his Majesty's Quit Rents in the Colony of
New-York, and for Partition of Lands in order thereto,"
I p aired the Thirtieth Day of December, One Thousand
Seven Hundred and Sixty -eight; and also another A& of
the Governor, the Council and the General 'A&mfyly of
the Colony of New-York, Entitled, " An AN fob divid
ing arid felting apart such Linds in the Patent of Wawd
yanda, in the County of Orange, as ,afe held by the
Owners of Goffien Town Rights, in 'common with the
Proprietors of those Lots, in the said Patent, which
were Divided and Balloted for by Cemraiffion'ers Puhfuant
to An AD of thir Colony, entitled, An A& for the
more effectual Colkaing of bis Majesty's Quit Rents ih
the Colony of New York, an Hoi Partition of Lands
in order thereto : And also to prevent, doubts respecting
the Division of the said Patent, made by r he said Cem
mifiioncrs, puffed the Twenty-fourth Day of March,
Cme Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy twp. We do
'therefore hereby give Notice, That Benjamin Tuften,
Pochard Edfall and Samuel Brunfen, all of the Precinct
of Gofnen, Persons not interfiled in the said Lands, are
appointed Commiffimers for the Partition of the said
Lands, and that they the said Commissioners will meet
on Tuesday the Sixteenth Day of July next, at the
House of Samuel Gale, Esq; in the Town of Golhen in
Sin the said County Jf Orange, Innkeeper, to proceed to
the Partition of the said Lands, and all Persons interfiled
in the said Lands, are hereby required to attend on the
iDay and Place aforefaid, for the Purpose above-mentioned.
Given under our Hands, the Fifteenth Day of April,
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy-five.
VINCENT MATHEWS,
ISAAC LUDLUM.
WHEREAS agreeable to the Directions of an A6l
of the Legislature of the Colony of New-York,
made and passed the third Day of April, 1775, entitled,
! ' in At tfor the Relief of insolvent Debtors within
I this Colony, with. Refped to the ImprHdnmYnt of their
j Peruns ;". two several Alignments of the Eftatee of
* Job . W. Wendell and Volkert Dawfen, insolvent Debt
lora in the said Aa mentioned, were made to me the
'Qbriber, as Trustee for the Creditors of the said infol
-Ive reflectively; and whereas, in Pursuance of the
: faiti A.a, I have disposed of at public Sale at Vendue,
Lall the EfWea'nd Eneas of the said insolvents refpe&ively,
which have come into my Hands, and received the
Morie, arising from the Sale thereof : Notice, is hereby
given, that Divisions will be made of the fame feperately,
;among the retpe&iyc Creditors of the /.id Insolvents, in
Proportion, at the City of Albany, on the 26th 1)% of
An,ift next, and ell the Creditors of the said Inf&l
---vents are hereby required previous thereto to fend in
their Demands' to Stephen Luffi, Esq; ray Attorney, at
Albany. Dated the i6£h Da< of February, 1776.
_SAMUEL' STRINGER, Trustee.
Those- Gentlemen who are forming themfclves into
Companies in Defence of their Liberties; and others
that are not provided with
S W O R D S,
May be suited therewith by applying to
Charles Oliver Bruff,
'ln Maiden-Lane, near the Fly-Market.
SMALL Swords Silver mounted ; Cut and Thrift, and
Cutteau De Chafe, mounted with beautiful green
Grips, and Broad Swords as Gentlemen may fancy, either
with the Heads es General Washington, General Lee,
Lord Chatham, and John Wilkes, with Shells pierced
and ornamented vrith Mottoes.---For Washington,
Prosperity brave ^a/hington,
For be Gid England's droops bas made to run,
For Lee,
Let the God of Hofs rule the Szvay,
And male us Freemen in America.
For Fitt's Head, Magna Charta and Freedom. For
Wilkes's Head, Wilkes and Liberty.
Lyon Heads, Dog Heads, Bird Heads, &c. being 2 Col
lection of the most elegant Swords ever before made in
America, all manufactured by said BRUF^.
*, Scabbards made for Swords, at the Ihorteft Notice,
at different Prices. Gun Screw Drivers and double Worms
fit to draw a Ball, at 2s. All the Gentlemen of the Ame
rican Army who are not supplied, may have them at the
above Shop.
N. B. Best Sevord Belts, with or ivitbout Swivels.
F'ants to hire Silverfaiibs, a Cutler, Chape Forger, Filers
and Wbitfmitbs; if any in the Arm, good Wages will be
fivey. Ready Money gi^yn for old Gold and Silver, Ivory
and Sword Blades.
To all Persons interested in the Traa cf
THOMAS GRANT,
IS removed from this City to Newark Mountains.
All Letters for him to the Care of Josiah Piofon, at
Newark, or left with Mr. Bown, Tallow Chandler,
nea the Nw^-Riva Ferry, New-York, will come fife
19 1^
and Country.
AS the Use of Bullocks Bladders is greatly inoreafed,
the preferring of them is recommended as both
needful and profitable. Country Stores may make it an
Article worth their Attention to collect : As any Quan
tity of such as are large and strong, will be bought at the
best Price, by WILLIAM MAXWELL, at his Snuff
and Tobacco M^ufaacry in Wall-Street, New-York.
N. B. When blown, drying them gently in a Smoke-
House is the bast Method to preserve them from the
Worm : When the Necks are cut cfy it must .be done
carefully, leaving as small a Hole as possible.
To the Butchers in Town
The New STAGE COACHES,
^Y^HAT constantly ply between New-York and Phi-
J ladelphia, the one lets out from Powles-Hook
Ferry, opposite New-York, and the other from Mr.
Little's, in Fourth-Street, between Marketand Chefnut-
Streets, at the Sign of the Indian Q^een, in Philadel
phia, every Tuesday and Friday Morning, at or before
Sunrise, and meet at Princetown the fame Nights, where
they exchange Paflengers, and return the next Day ta
Powles-Hook Ferry a^d Philadelphia, so as to perform
the Journey in two Days from New-York to Philadel
phia. The Price for each Passenger in the Coach, is
Thirty Shillings, and out Ballengers Twenty Shilling.
Proc. °Each Passenger allowed to take 14.1 b. Baggage, and
a hove that to pay Two Pence per pound.
The Flying Machine
Still continues, and sets out eveg Monday and Thurs
day Mornings from Powles-Hook Ferry, opposite New-
York, and from the Sign of the Cross-Keys in Philadel
phia, at the Corner of Third and Chefnut-Streets, and
meet at Princeton the fame Nights, exchange Passengers,
and return the next Day to Powles-Hook Ferry, and
Philadelphia, so as to perform the Journey in two Days.
The Price for each Passenger Twenty-one Shillings, and
Goods as usual, only each Passenger allowed iqlb.; The
Passengers are desired to cross over the Ferry to Powltc-
Hook the Evening before, as the Stages set oft early.
It is hoped that this very expensive Undertaking will
meet with Encouragement from all Ladies and Gentle
men, as they may depend upon punctual Peformance, be
The Public's reoft obliged Servant,
John Mercereau,
RUN-AWAY from Timothy Ogden, of Elizfcb' -
Town, on the 27th of May last, an Apprentice
Lad named JAMES MELS, by Trade a Shoemaker,
about 5 Feet 5 Inches high : Had on when he went away,
a short Jacket, Thread Hose, and Tow Trowfers. The
above Reward will be paid to any Person that will bring
tl e Lid Apprentice to his Master, or secure him so that
he mav be had again.
s^bTu^l— ^urlTn GT
Has for fare at his Sto e on the Wharf adjoining Feck's-
Slip Ferry,
A general Affortqient of
Weft-India GOODS, viz.
A Choice parcel of Jamaica spirits,
Weft-India pud New-England rum, and molaffe#
in hogihrads.
A few hogsheads of genuine Bourdeaux claret.
A parcel of choice Jamaica sugars of the firft quality,
Coffeein h rt gflieads, tierces and barrels. And
A quantity of the bed Carolina indigo. Alfa
Ozenburgs, tickleoburgs, Russia /hefting,
Checks and Holland stripes,
A variety of other linen gooes; and
Holland Geneva in large cases.
The FLYING MACHINE
THAT plies between Hackenfack and Hoebuck, in
tendsto let oft on Mondays, Tuef&ayg and Saturdays,
from Hackenfack at 7 o'Clock in the Morning ; and to
set off from Hoebuck the fame Days, at 2 o'Ckck in the
Afternoon, for this Season. The Subferiber humbly
thanks the Public for their past Favours, and hopes a
Continuance of the fame. Passengers carried at Three
Shillings each, and Baggage at a reasonable Rate.
ANDREW VAN BUSKIRK.
-BE "SO L~D; ''
By PHILIP KISS IC K,
VIN.TNER and DISTILLER,
At the upper End of Great Queen's-Street, apposite
Benjamin Blagge's, Esq; and near John Wood's, Esq;
at the Corner of Van Dewater's-Strect :
Madeira Wine,
Teneriffe Ditto,
Jamaica Spirit,
Weft-India Rum,
Homespun Brandy and Gin,
very littleinferiorto French
Brandy or Holland Gin,
Gherfy Brandy and Rum,
Cordials of all Sorts, 4
CTOLEN or strayed
kJ on the fourth Day of June, out
f^hTtyh of the Pasture of John Van Bueren,
&ft&^erl five Miles above Albany: A light
' Grrel Mart, with a white Streak in
her Forehead ; her Mane ha ging on
atig^aaiti, both Sides of her Neck ; and has a
Burst, about as large as Half an Egg, under her Belly.
Whoever takos up the laid Mare and delivers her to the
Subferiber living at Hofiack, or to John Van Bueren,
ffiall receive SEVEN DOLLARS Reward, arid all rea
sonable Charges paid by JOHN MATHEWS.
R^K vill be taken in Payment for any of the abov@
Articles.,,
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THREE or four nailers, who would meet with good
encouragement by applying to John Jacob Faifh, at
Mount Hope, Morris County.
~p 0 w de r Mills.
THE Subferiber takes this Method of iriorming the
PUBLIC, that his MILLS, on the Saw-
Kill, four Miles from Red Hook, are in compleat Order;
that any Persons who have made or imported Salt-Petre,
may either have it exchanged for, or! manufactured into
PO WDER, on the most reasonable Terms, by apply
ing to the Subferiber at his Mills, or at Claremont, jn
the Manor of Livingston. JOHN R. LIVI'GSTofc
'J AhfES 'DEShROSSESV
At the SHIP YARDS,
Has far £ A L E, at a reasonable RATE,
A Quantity of Hay in Bundles.
w i'n e 's:
TWELVE pfoee good old Fyal Wine, a few Cases
Capers and Anchovies, Boxes cf Carlile Seat), and
a Quantity of Log Wood, to be fold by BENTAMIN
STOUT, near Peck's-Slip.
STRAYED or Stolen about three weeks finre from the
house of the late Mr. James Cobham, deceased, a
pretty large red cow with black ftreiks, was low in fie/h.
Whoever takes up said cow and delivers her to the widow
Cobham near the Albany Pier, ffiall receive TWENTY
SHILLINGS Reward.
New-York, 15th font, 1776.
To be fold at private Sale,
THAT noted house and lot where Cafparus Mabie
formerly lived, situate in themoft agreeable part of
Tappan town, 24 miles from Hobook ferry, two from
a very publick landing, where the boats constantly ply to
and from New-York. It is a fpacio,us convenient stone
building, four rooms on a floor, with an entry through,
a large cellar fuflicient for carrying on any kind of busi
ness, a good barn,- garden, and sundry other convenient
cies, all in good repair.---Whoever inclines to purchase,
may apply to Mr. Cornelius C. Roosevelt, in Tfew-
York, Mrs. Elizabeth Herring, on the premises, or to
Dr. G. Jones, in Morris County.
Five Dollars Reward.
To the PUBLIC.
Likewise,
A Quantity of choice Lon
don Poster, by the Barrel,
Groce, Dozen, or less
Quantity^
Choice bottled Cyder, by
the Groce or less QuanX
thy,
Carolina Orange Juice,
Long Pipes.