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BENJAMIN WILLIAMS,
Js removed from his hcufe in Wall-Street, to Beekman's-
Street (formerly Chapel-Street)
TAKES this method to inform his friends and the
public in general, that he has fit for sale, a large
quantity of LISPENARD's BOTTLED PORTER,
which he will warrant as good as any London. For cafli
twelve flrillings per dozen, or nine if the bottles are
returned.
CASH for empty QUART BOTTLES.
=TiTREOoUND^IIEWARD?
RUN-AWAY about 14 Days ago, from the Subscri
ber, living at paramas, Bergen County, and Pro
vince of New-Jersey, a Negro Man named Joe, 21
Years old, 5 Feet 6 Inches high, and of yellow Com
plexion: Had on when he went away a browm Broad
Cloth Jacket, Leather Breeches, pale blue Stockings, a
new Wool Hat, and good Shoes. Whoever takes up and
f cures said Runaway, so that his Master may have him
a r ain, shall receive the above Reward, and all reasonable
Charges, from ISAAC VAN BLARCUM. _
HER EAS Fcob~c7Tea Eyck, Anthony Ten
Eyck, and Daniel G. Van Antwerp, did make,
and with their hands lubferibe a certain writing, bearing
date the 9th day of December, in the year of our Lord
1774, and published the dime twelve weeks iucceflively
In James Rivington's New-York Gazetteer, or Con
necticut, Hudson's River, New-Jersey, and Quebec
Weekly Advertiser, and the New-York Gazette and the
Weekly Mercury, printed by Hugh Gaine, being two of
the & public news-papers of this colony ; which laid wri
ting is by the tenor thereof directed to all persons inter
ested in the lands hereafter mentioned, and recites, that
whereas Andries Coeyemans, the son and heir of Bamt
Pieterfe Coeyemans, after the decease of the fate Barest,
by his humble petition pref nted to Robert Hunter, Esq;
then Captain General and Governor in Chief of the
province of New-York, did set forth, that hrs laid la
ther in his life-time, and at his death, flood seized of a
certain tract of land, tenements, grist-mill and law-mills,
and other inheritance, with their appurtenances, fruate,
lying and being in and near the manor of Renflelaer
vyck, in the county of Albany, as cf an estate in tee
simple, to him, his heirs, and assigns forever, by the
grants or patents of former governors of this fame pro
vince, and other mean conveyances in the law, and prayed
to have the fame granted and confirmed to him, his heirs
and assigns forever, by the boundaries hereafter menti
oned and confirmed within the bounds and limits of his
father's laid patents and deeds for greater certainty and
plamnefs, that is to fay, Beginning at a certain creek
called Peter Bronk's creek, or the creek at Coxharki,
including the fame creek on the weft fide of Hudson's
River ; thence up along the said river as it runs to a
brook over against the middle of Jan Ryerfon's Aland, to
a certain small runof water ; thence from the said river
backwards up into the woods weft and by north, half a
point more northerly, twelve miles English mealure, be
ing the northern bounds of said land, and the southern
bounds beginning at the mouth of the said Peter Bronck,
his creek ; and thence up the fame, including the fame
as is aforefaid, until it comes to Coxhaki; thence up
into the woods by a due weft course until it is twelve
English miles distant from the mouth of the said creek,
from the weft end cf which distance last mentioned a
straight line drawn northerly until it meets and closes
with the weft end aforefaid, northerly bounds makes the
westerly bounds thereof, and the eagerly bounds thereof
is the said Hudson's River. And whereas her late Ma
jesty Queen Anne, in confequehce of and pursuant to
the prayer of the said petition, by her letters patent un
der the great fealof the province of New-York, bearing
date the 26th d^o August, in the thirteenth year of
her reign, and in the year of our Lord one thousand seven
hundred and fourteen, did give, grant, ratify and con
firm unto the said Andries Coeyemans, his heirs and
assigns forever, all that the said certain tra& or parcel
of land within the limits and bounds last before-menti
oned and described, together with all and singular dwel
ling-houses, grist-mills, saw-mills, barns, stables, gar
dens, orchards, buildings, edifices, and appurtenances.
And whereas the said Andries Coeyemans did, on the
firft day of Odober, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand seven hundred and sixteen, for a valuable considera
tion, grant, bargain, fell, release, enfeoff and confirm,
onto Samuel Coeyemans, and Aryaantie Coeyemans, and
to their heirs and assigns forever, all those lands, tene
ments, houses, water grist-mills and saw-mills, situate,
lying and being in the county of Albany, hereditaments in
and near the manor of Renffelaerwyck, by luch metes and
bounds as are particularly mentioned and described in the
said letters patent last above in part recited. And whereas
the said Aryamie Coeyemans, afterwards intermarried
with David Verplanck, of the county of Albany, and
the said Aryaantie and David, or one of them, and the
said Samuel Coeyemans, have divided some part of the
said lands and premises between them, and have fold and
leafed other parts thereof on certain yearly ground rents.
And whereas the said Samuel Cceyemans, by his inden
tures of lease and release, the lease bearing date the
fourth, and the release the sth day of September, in the
year of our Lord 1739, for the cmfideration therein
mentioned, di grant, bargain, fell, atien, enfeoff, remife,
release, and confirm, unto Coenradt Ten Eyck, and his
heirs andaffigns forever, all his the laid Samuel Coeye
mans estate, right, title, interest, property, pofieffion,
claim and demand whatsoever, both in law and equity,
of or into all such parts, purparts, shares, proportions,
and parcels, of all and Angular the said lands, tene
ments, hereditaments, rights, privileges, waters and
streams of water, and appurtenances herein before and
in the said indenture from the said Andries Coeyemans,
to the said Samuel and Aryaantie Coeyemans, particularly
mentioned and exprefled ; and as then were in common
and then as yet remained to be divided between the said
Samuel, Aryaantie and David, of which faidlands so pa
tented, as aforefaid, excepting as aforefaid, they the said
Jacob C. Ten Eyck, Anthony Ten Eyck, and Daniel G.
Van Antwerp, did by the said writing, declare themselves
part owners and proprietors, and did thereby give notice,
that Robert Yates, of the city of Albany, Esq; Thomas
Palmer, of the county of Ulster, surveyor, and Cafpier
M. Halenbeck, of Coxhaki, yeoman, (persons not in
terested in the said lands) are appointed commissioners to
make partition of the said tradtor parcel of land so
granted as aforefaid, and that the laid commissioners
would meet on Tuesday the 21st day of March next, at
the house of Richard Cartwright, in the city of Albany,
vintner, to proceed to the partition of the said lands, as
by the said writing so published as aforefaid, relation
being thereunto had, may appear : Now therefore we
the said Robert Yates, Thomas Palmer, and Casper M.
Halenbeck, commissioners so appointed as aforefaid. do
hereby lignify our appointment, and do give notice, that
we will meet at Peterfham, at the dwelling-house of
Anthony Ten Eyck, on Monday the 3d day of July
next, to proceed on the said partition ; and we desire all
persons concerned to attend accordingly. Given under
our hands at Albany, the 25th day of March, in the
year 1775.
ROBERT YATES, 7 Com-
THOMAS PALMER, Smiffi-
CASPER M. HALENBECK, goners.
Queen's County Goal, June 2d, 1775.
Y The fubferiber, now in a&ual confinement, do no
& tify all my creditors, that I intend to petition the
general assembly of this province, at their next session,
for an a& to difeharge me from my debts upon delivering
up all my estate for the benefit of my creditors. Signed by
JESSE WILSON.
Twenty Shillings Reward.
STOLEN from off a Hedge, on the second Instant,
the Property of the Subferiber, viz. Two Sheets,
and three Pillow Cases, all marked with S. G. Also one
Shift and one Shirt,' both bought Linen. Whoever will
take the Thief, or secure the Goods, shall have the above
Reward paid by ISAAC WILLIAMS.
Lost in this City, a little black SPANIEL,
/ with a white Belly and Feet; a Scar over
his right Eye. Whoever brings him to Hugh
Gaine, shall have One Dollar for their Trouble.
To the P UTITc
THE NEW CARAVAN to drive from Powles-
Hook to the New Bridge above Hackinfack, to set
out from Powles-Hook on Saturday the 28th of thisinft.
at 2 o'clockin the afternoon, and to return from there
at 8 o'clock on Monday morning, and to return on
Tuesday afternoon to the bridge; and to Powles-Hook on
Wednesday morning, and to the Bridgea Thursday after
noon, and back on Friday morning, and to continue driving
until contradicted by an advertisement. As to the accom
modations of this road the public is so well acquainted
with, it is needless to mention it. As the fubferiber has
got a genteel carriage, a good set of horses, and the passage
by water so very ffiort to any other ferry, he flatters him
felf that he will have encouragement, and will be much
obliged to the gentlemen and ladies that please to favour
him with their custom. VERDINE ELSWORTH.
N. B. The Stage is to flop at Mr. Campbel's, inn kee
per, at Hackinfack, an half hour, going and coming.
T^riroL-b;
A Pair of elegant Cha lot or Phaeton Horses, up
wards of J 5 Hands high, 6 years old, full blood
ed; a complete Saddle Horse, also full blooded ; and a
new Phaeton, and half worn Chariot. For further par
ticulars apply to the Printer.
City of ) f fr DANIEL HORSMANDENrEfy
NEw-Yor k, j Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of the Colony of New-York, pursuant to an Ad
of the Lieutenant Governor, the Council and the General
Assembly of the Colony of New-York, entitled, “ An
aft tor relief against absconding and absent debtors ;" do
hereby order notice to be given in all the public news
papers printed in the city of New-York, that on appli
cation to me made by Josiah Hunt, of Mamaroneck, in
the county of Westchester, and province of New-York,
yeoman, a creditor of Henry Fowler, of North Castle,
in the laid county of Westchester, and province of New-
York, late merchant ; and proof of the concealment of
the said Henry Fowler, within the colony of New-York
by two witnesses, I have directed all the estate. real and
personal of the said Henry Fowler, within this colony,
to be seized, and that unless he do return and difeharge
his debts within three months after such public notice
given, all his estate, real and personal, will be fold for
the payment and fatisfadion of all his creditors. Given
under my hand this sixteenth day of May, in the Year
of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and feventy-five.
„ DANIEL HORSMANDEN
1 NOCULA TIO N.'
THE Subscriber begs Leave to inform the Public,
that he continues with his usual Success to inocu
late for the Small Pox in the most approved Method, at his
pleasantly situated House, near the City of New-Bruns
wick, as formerly advertised in this Paper. The ftrifteft
Attention is given, and every Thing necessary provided,
ata moderate and easy Rate, by the Public's most obedi
ent humble Servant,
JOHN COCHRAN.
New-Brunswick, May 27, 1775.
I Tw ~ N T=E 'd;
TO rent (for a Lease of fourteen years, with the
privilege of quitting any of the three frft years, by
giving three months notice) a final! farm suitable for a
D AIR r, with a good dwelling, rather large than other-
I "wife, situated on a public road; if between Amboy and
Branfwick it would be most agreeable. Direst for T. B,
at Mr, James Wilks's, near the Exchange, New-T^rk,
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, pursuant to an aft
of the Governor, the Council, and the General As
sembly of the province of New-York, passed the 19th day
of March last past, entitled, "An act for the more effec
tual registry of mortgages, and for securing the purchasers
of mortgaged estates"; that on the 12th day of July next,
at ten o'clock in the morning, there will be fold on the
premises by the fubferibers, at public action or vendue, to
the highest bidder, all those certain tracts of land situate,
lying and being at Claverack, within the manor of Renf
feiaerwyck, beginning at a black oak tree, which tree
stands south 77 degrees weft from the house of Joseph
Pixley, and from the said tree south 78 degrees east, 5S
chains ; thence north 12 degrees weft, So chains; thence
north 78 degrees weft, 80 chains; thence south 12 de
grees east, 80 chains ; from thence to the place where it
firft began. And then another parcel of land lying on the
east of the aforefaid ' piece of land, beginning at a black
oak faplin standing fix chains from a small brook, thence
south 86 degrees east, 40 chains; thence south 4 degrees
weft, 80 chains ; thence north, 85 degrees weft, 40 chains,
thence to the place where it firft began; with all and
singular the profits, benefits, privileges, hereditaments and
appurtenances to the fame belonging. Which said tracts
of land and premises were, by indenture bearing date the
13th day of November, in the year of our lord 1769,
mortgaged 4j, the said Joseph Pixley, since deceased, to us
the fubferibers. The conditionsof sale will be made pub
lic En the day of the vendue before the sale begins, and
title deeds executed by the fubferibers, to the pur^hafers,
fubjedt to the proviso in the said aft of assembly in fa
vour of other mortgages, judgments at law, and decrees in
equity, prior to the sale by
Claverack, Dec. 3, PETER FONDA,
,774. LAWRENCE FONDA.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, pursuant to an aft
of the Governor, Council, and General Aflembly of
the province of New-York, passed the 19th day of March
now last past, entitled, “ An aft for the more effectual
registry of mortgages, and for securing the purchafeis of
mortgaged effaces;" that on the loth day of October
next, at ten o'clock in the morning, there will be fold on
the premises, by the fubferiber, at public auction or ven
due, to the highest bidder, ALL that certain farm or
parcel of land situate, lying, and being in Rumbout's
Precina, in the county ot Dutchefs, beginning at the
east corner of a lot of land now, or late, in the possession
of William Edwards, by an elm sapling marked ; thence
54 degrees and 30 minutes east, 37 chains and 40 links,
to a white dak tree marked on two tides; thence north
21 degreesand 30 minutes weft, 24 chains, to a hake and
stones round it; thence south 54 degrees weft, 23 chains,
to, or near, the middle of a pond of water ; ,thence north
24 degrees and 30 minutes weft, 12 chains and 40 links,
to an island on the north fide thereof, to a white ash
fapiing marked ; thence westward along the creek, as the
laid creek runs, to the land now in the pofleihon of
William Edwards, t^the place where it firft began, con
taining 108 acres and a halt of land, whereof 7 acres and
a hall are allowed for pond ; with all and singular the
appurtenances to the fame belonging.—Which said farm
arid parcel of land, and premiles, were, by deed bearing
date the firft day of January, in the year of our Lord
1772, mortgaged by Peter Davifon, since deceased, to
the fubferiber, for securing the payment of £.250, with
interest, on or before the firft day of October then next.
The conditions of lale will be made public on the day of
the vendue, before the sale begins, and title deeds execu
ted by the fubferiber, to the purchasers, lubjed to the
proviso in the said act of alicmbly in favour of other
mortgages, judgments at law, and decrees 111 equity, prior
to the laid sale, by
March 14, 1775. CHARLES LE ROUX.
NOTICE is hereby given to ail perions indebted to
the estate of the late William Butler, of this city,
merchant, deceased, by bond, note or book debt, to pay
the fame to the fubferibers, or to Jacob Rhinelander ;
and all persons that have any demands against the said
estate are requested to bring in their accounts for pay
ment. JAMES DESBROSSES, jua, Executor.
SALAH BUTLER, Executrix.
N. B. An assortment of dry goods, and sundry other
articles on hand, which will be fold reasonable, to close
the sale. New-York, June 5, 1775.
RUN-AW/IV f'° m 'be (übpiber, living in faxton,
in the county of Lan-after, the 7th inst. two servant
men, one named Wills cm Meek, a flout man, about 40 years
of age, 5 fret 9 inches Ngb, redifo hair, pair fac'd, pitted
with the small-pox, and full eyed: bad on a light coloured
bone made coating coat and jacket, almost new, with white
metal buttons on it ; whiteflirt and trowfers of home made
cloth, white yarn flockings, and good feoes. The other na
med fobn Alexander, born in Scotland, as may be eafly
difeovered by bis tongue, about 22 years of age, much the
fame height of the other ; has a small cut be lately got on the
right cheek, and ferateb'd a little on bis chin, bis left leg
remarkably fm slier than the other ; be wears bis hair ( which
is of a dark pale Colour) tied behind ;is fref coloured, and
a well looking fellow ; his cloatbing the fame as the other,
only he has good buckfkir. breeches under bis trowfers, and no
flockings on. Whoever takes up and secures said servants,
so as their master may have them again, shall receive S IX
P O UNDS reward, and reasonable charges, paid by
yoliN ELDER.
Just PublAbed, by
JOHN A NDERSO N,
At Beekman's Slip, Price Sixpence,
r he
G ROU P,
A FARCE:
As lately Afled, and to be Rc-afled, to the Wonder of all
superior Intelligence ;
NIGH bead quarters, at Amboyne. In two aRs.
Dramatis Perforce. Lord chief justice Hazlerod.
fudge Meagre. Brigadier Hateall. Him Humbug, Esq;
Sir Sparrow Spendall. Col. Heflor MuJbrcom. Beau
Trumps. Dick, the Publican. Simple Sapling, Esp; Mon
sieur de Francois. Crufy Crowbar, Efy; Dupe---Secretarp
of State. Scriblerius Fribble. Commodore Bateau. Colla
teralis---a new made judge. Attended by a swarm of court
fyeopbants, hungry barpies, and unprincipled danglers, col
lefled from the neighbouring villages, hovering over the fare
in the fbape of locufs, led by MaffachufettenJis in the form of
a bajilifk ; the rear brought up by Proteus, bearing a torch
in one hand and a powdcr-jlafk in the other : I%e whole
fapported by a mighty army and navy, from Blunderland,
for the laudable purpose of enfanting its best friends.
SCENE at B OSTON.
RUN away from the fubferiber, living at Paquanacte,l
in Morris County, a servant man named William
Ricket, about twenty-four years of age, five feet ten or
eleven inches high, black curled hair, much pock-pitted:
Had on when he went away a blue country cloth coat, a
nankeen waistcoat, a pair of check trowfers, brown linen
flockings, and good pumps. Any person that takes up
laid runaway and secures him in any of his Majesty's
goals so that his master may have again, shall receive
TEN DOLLARS reward, and all reasonable charges
paid by JOHN HARRIMAN.
N. B. His father's name was John Racket, late of
Brookland-Ferry, Long-Island. _________
"SIXTEEN DOLLARS Reward."
Philadelphia, 23d May, 1775^
RAN-away last night from the fubferiber living in
Strawberry-Alley, an English servant man named
William Warren, by trade a taylor, about 24 years of
age, 5 feet 5 inches high, well-set, has adown look, dark
brown hair, and seems as if the ends of it had been
knawed by rats ; had on a pretty good beaver hat, a blue
ish coloured wilton coat, a striped Bengal jacket, and one
striped homespun ditto, black jean breeches, a check
shirt, apair of good ffioes with odd buckles in them, is
fond of liquor, and when drunlc exceedingly Ally.
Also ran-away upwards of two years since, a servant
man named Hugh Me. Daniel, about 30 years old, born
in this country, and brought up to husbandry; he is a
well-built, firong hearty fellow, with dark brown or
black bulky hair, and speaks remarkably mild and smooth.
He has a wife and children, which it is supposed are
with him, and it is said be was last winter at a place cal
led Pump Town, in Morris County, New Jersey. Who
ever takes up and secures the said servants so that the
fubferiber may have them again, shall have the above
reward, or Eight Dollars for either of them, besides rea
fonablc charges, paid by
THOMAS HARRISON.
THOMAS GARDNER,
At his (tore in William-street, (formerly Horse and
Cart-street) has for sale,
A General afortment of European and India goods, nftbicb
be will dfpofe of wbolefale or retail, cheap for case,
among which are, a large quantity cf 3-4, 7-8, and yard
wde Irifc linen, 9-8 Irijb Jbeeting, brown and white Raffia
do. ozenbrigs, ravens duck, white drilling, 7-8, yard wd.
and yd. 3-8 cotton check, white Dutch cord, nankeens, black
and coloured India taffety, womens coloured fans, raifns,
pack and pound pins, a large afcrtment of cheap gold and
tinsel lace, gold loops and buttons, with many other articles
now in demand too te.Hous to mention.
SARAH BANCKER, executrix.
Who has for sale at her dwelling-house opposite the
Golden Key in Hanover Square, sundry European goods,
belonging to the said estate, which will be fold reasonable
for cash : among which are,
Marseilles quilting,
Furniture checks,
Cotton holland,
Black fattinet,
Bombazeen,
Callicoes,
Scotch and other handker
chiefs,
Sagathies,
Table cloths,
Gartering,
Worsted and thread Sock
ings,
Plain and figured Janes,
Pillows, thickset,
Black and cloth coloured
breeches patterns,
Camblets, Callimancoes,
Tammies,
Durants, Walloon, Rattinets,
Crimson moreen,
Fine Irish Lennen,
ALL persons indebted to the estate of RICHARD
BANCKER, late of the city of New-York,
merchant, deceased, by bond, note, or bookdebt, are hereby
desired to make speedy payment, arid those who have any
just demands against the said estate are desired to bring in
their accounts to
Solomon M. Myers,
At Burling's Slip, in the house lately occupied by Mr.
Isaac Adolphus, deceased, has for sale,
BEST FLOUR OF MUSTARD,
Ground ginger,
Jamaica Spirits,
Weft-India and New-York
rum,
New-York and French
brandy,
Lilbon, Teneneriffe and
Fayal wines,
Gin by the case, or gallon,
French and Carolina indigo,
A large assortment of toys, cheap by wholesale and
sundry dry goods.
______ ctitd;
A Healthy young negro lad 16 years old ; his master
having no employ for him will fell him under his
value ; enquire of John Young in Smith-street near
Pitt's Statue, who has for sale Irilh linen from zsqd. to
12s per yard,
Pistol lawn,
Flowered lawn,
Flowered silk gauze,
Plain cyphrus gauze,
Bordered gauze Handker
chiefs,
■ Coloured and white threads,
Silk and leather gloves and
mitts,
Silk flay laces,
Shirt and vest buttons,
Sewing silks and knee gar
ters,
Ribbons, ferits,
White and black lace,
Fans,
Cinnamon,
Table knives and forks,
Cuteaux knives,
Felt hatts, and sundry other
goods.
Short pipes by the box or
groce,
Earthen ware by the crate,
Rice, coffee and chocolate,
Cotten, pepper and alfpice,
Loaf, lump and Mufcovado
sugar,
Molasses,
Flax and feathers,
THIS /so forewarn all persons from crediting my wife
Hannah Aymar, as Iwill not pay any debts foe may
hereafter contraff. DANIEL ATMAR.
NewyY&rkz^f'Ma,, 1775.
Middlesex, Supreme Court, 2 Y virtue of sundry
and County Court. J writs of fieri facias,
and venditione exponas, to me directed, and delivered
against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of
Mr. Philip French, of New-Brunswick, all the goods and
chattels, consisting of negroes, cattle, horses, and houlhold
furniture, and all his lands within the county of Middle
sex and in the corporation of New-Brunswick, will be
peremtorily fold on Thursday the zzd day of June. The
vendue to begin at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
dav, and to be held at the house of said Philip French.
All persons that have any demands on said estate by
mortgage or execution, are desired to attend the sale.
THOMAS SKINNER, Sheriff.
A Begging, Piece.
Friend Gaine,
AS the begging trade (fir cufomers) has been carried on
by persons of different bufnefs, trades and occupations,
for many years past, thro' the channel cf your paper, I pre
sume it will be no offence or detriment to you or the publick, to
let it be known, that I fill continue at my dwelling-house
near to Mr. 'John Leary's, in Cm tlandt street, to teach wri
ting, aritbmetick, navigation, purveying, agronomy, mer
chants accounts, and other branches of the muthematicks. I
think I may affirm, that in og yeirs abode in this city, I have
had as good piccef in teaching the above-mentioned arts as
any one in the city, there being now living forty aud Jive
gentlemen maflers of vessels belonging to the port of New-
York, who all bad their inflruDions from me, and many
others belonging to other ports, and I don't know but of one cf
them all that ever loft a vefel, and that was not for want
of fill, but by frefs of weather. Such gentlemen, and others,
as are defrous to be inftrufled themselves, or to have their
children infrufied in any of the above-mentioned branches,
may depend upon the care and fidelity of yours and the pub
lic ks bumble servant.
JOHN NATHAN HUTCHINS.
Mortgages, deeds, and other writings, drawn at reef sta
ble rates.
Any person that secures said servant girl, so aster maser
can have her again, shall have Twenty Shillings-rcward if
taken within this city, elfewbere forty fellings, and all
reasonable charges to be paid by THOMAS STEELE.
Ah maflers of vessels and others, are hereby forwarned
from concealing, carrying off, or employing said servant girl
at their peril.
"FRANCIS Tnd CAMPbELK"
HAVE opened the large commodious house lately
occupied by Edward Bardin, the corner of Warren-
Street, in the road to the Water Works, for the accom
modation of those Ladies and Gentlemen whose favours
they may have the pleasure to receive; and for their
agreeable reception, coffee, hot rolls, mead, cakes, and
every other genteel entertainment is provided, whether
for large or small companies : The long room aud other
appartments now fitted in the neatest manner, aud that
refpedful attendance which they flatter themselves will
give general fatisfadtion.
N. B. The Queen's Head Tavern, near the Exchange,
kept by said Francis and Campbell, as usual.
Mrs. AN N E COC K,
Widow of Mr. Abraham Cock, late of the city of New-York,
BEGS leave to inform ber friends and the public, that foe
has taken a house in Stone-Street, and furnished it for
a lodging and boarding boufe, and hopes by ber bf endeavours
to merit the favours conferred upon ber, as fee means to make
it ber particularfludy to oblige and fee duly attended, all those
that favour ber with the preference, which will be most
gratefully acknowledged by their most obedient servant,
ANNE COCK.
A good CELLAR to let.
Albany Goal, May 16, 1775.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given to all the creditors of
Isaac Van Valkenburgh, J hathan Wafhtourn, Volc
kert Dawson and John W. Wendell, insolvent debtors
confined in this goal, that they have presented their fede
ral petitions to the Hon. Darnel Horfmanden, Robert R
Livingston, George D. Ludlow, and Thomas Jones, Efqrs.
Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature for the colony
of New-York; which petitions, with their schedules
and inventories annexed to the fame, are filed, one for
each, in the Secretary's Office in New-York, and the
other in the Clerk's Office in the city of Albany, for
the infpedion of their creditors, agreeable :to the direc
tions of a certain ad of the Lieutenant Governor, the
Council, and General Assembly of this colony, entitled,
" An a& for the relief of insolvent debtors within
this colony, with respect to the imprisonment us their
persons ;" made and passed the third day of April hih;
in which said a& they are named : And they do hereby
notify their refpedtive creditors, that they intend to ap. ly
to the said Judges, or any two of them, on Wedncidav
the 28th Day cf June, at the City-Hall, in this city of
Albany, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, in case the
Judges of the said Court arrive at Albany, otherwise
the week following, before two of the Judges in the city
of New-York.
REMSEN and PETERS,
Have removed into the foreformerly occupied by Mr. Stephen
Rapalje, in Burnet-freet oppofte Philip Livingston, Esq
between the Fly-market, and Coffie-boufa where they have;
for sale wholesale and retail, the following articles,
WANTE D,
I^OR the purpose of waiting upon a child, a girl of
fourteen or fifteen years of age, either asan appren
tice, or upon wages adequate to her services. For
particulars enquire of the printer.
RUN-AWAY from the fubferiber,
living in Beekman-freet, in the city of New-York, the
2.7 th May, a servant girl named Anne Cooper, born in Scotland,
and camefrom there thirteen months ago, and is about 27 years
of age, middling future, broad /boulders, frefh Complexion, (apt
to turn pale when angry) long visage, marked with the small
pox, jmall black eyes ; bad on and took with her when foe
went away, a black flk bat lined with white Jilk, a fort
bolland gown, one linen and one linfey wolfey petticoat, striped
blue and white, one long gown black and red sprig India
calticoe, toree plain mujhn caps, four handkerchiefs, one a
red and white fpeck/ea cotton, a gauze, a linen, and one a
lawn, a lawn apron, two homespun coarse Jbifts, one pair
of coarse linen bofe, a pair of Jhtes, black jlejb, half worn,
with one pair pinchbeck buckles, &c.
Madeira :
Teneriffe and
Lifhon j^
Jamaica spirits,
Weft India rum,
Brandy,
Geneva,
Single refined 7
Lump and > Sugars,
Mufcovado )
Bes French and 7 r
Carolina § ln ^ o >
Pepper, pimento,
Choice MADEI R A ~WI NE,
Jamaica SPIRITS, Weft-India RUM,
BRANDY, ARRACK, GENEVA,
Sweet Wine, Claret, Port,
PORTER in Bottles, LIME JUICE, MOLASSES,
QUART BOTTLES, PROOF ' BOTTLES, CORKS,
Best Mustard, and twelve Bottle Cases,
TO BE SOLD
B,JOHN DUNSCOMB.
Coffee, chocolate,
Ground ginger,
Rice, best Scotch fnuff,
Copperafs, allum,
Brimflone,
Brarniletta wood,
Wrapping paper,
Raifans,
Best Conneflicut tobacco,
Ditto pork,
ALSO
A quantity of frejhfoip bread.