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TO BE LETT,
And entered upon the firft of May next,
THE^oufe now in the possession
of. Mr. Gilbert Oakly; it (lands in Westchester
town, very near the church, has five rooms on a floor,
well finished, with a good cellar ; about 20 acres of land
adjoining the house, a great part of it a good orchard of
choice fruit, such as pippins, pears, peaches, quinces,
plumbs, cherries, &c. with a fine piece of mowing
ground, a large garden, a well of good water, and a piece
of salt meadow near a mill, within call of the house,
where many boats pass almost every day to go to New-
York, For further particulars enquire of Phebe Barnes,
the proprietor, living in- New-York, near the (hip-yards,
° TO"B ITE T;
From the firft of May next, at a very easy rent,
AN extreme convenient HOUSE, in Stone-
Street, now in the possession of Mrs. Magra.
For further particulars inquire of
DAVID clarkson^
ALL Perlons that are indebted to
the Estate of Thomas Budd, of New-Concord,
Albany County, are requested to pay the fame before the
firft of April next, to Gerret Keteltas and Frederick Jay,
Assignees to said Estate, or to Lucas Van Allen, of
Kinderhook.
TO- BE SOLD,
A Good FARM, pleasantly situated in the county
of Somerset, in New-Jersey, about 3 miles from
riuck'min, and one mile from Mr. Mardon's mills, for
merly in the possession of Doctor Sacket, but now in the
possession of Dirck Sebring. There is 125 acres of very
good land, a g(SI new stone house, a barn, and a young
orchard of thebeft fruit on said farm. Any person in
clining to purchase, may apply to John Fclth&ufen, living
in New-York, who will give a good title to the purchaser,
and allow time for payment.
Also to be SOLD or LET,
A good new dwelling house, and pot-ash works, fit
for either pot-ash making or the soap boiling business,
with a large commodious yard, situate in Roosevelt-street,
Fear Mr. Latham's (hip-yard. At the fame place there
is to be fold, a parcel of fine timber for the frame of a
house, beams of 2% feet long, and 300 of the best Albany
boards, and all forts of houfhold furniture, mahogany
desk and book cases, dining tables, chairs and tea tables
bf all forts. Enquire of John Felthaufen, living on the
premises.
And entered on the firft of May next;
A SHOP and store-house in good repair, at Peek's-
Kill, very suitable for a merchant, it having been
occupied by one for some years : At which place there
has been, and still can be carried on bolting, packing,
tanning, currying, and the pot-ash business, having all
the conveniencies and implements for those different
branches. Enquire of John Johnson, on the premises.
Wants a Place,
As A GARDENE R,
ONE who hath lived several years in the country, and
can be properly recommended by some Gentle-|
men with whom he hath lived. Any Gentleman want-|
ing him, will be waited upon by applying to the Printer
hereof.
To be—so^ld;
THE well known FARM called
the GLASS-HOUSE. Likewise a parcel of
excellent MAHOGANY, LOGWOOD, and DEER
SKINS in the Hair. Enquire of
WILLIAM M'ADAM,
In BEAVER-STREET.
'JU6T COME'TO'HAND,
And now opening for Sale, by
VALENTINE NUTTER,
At his SHOP,
Opposite the Coffee-House Bridge,
The following
B OO K S.
GORDON and Dobfon's System of Arithmetic, being
the firft of the Kind that ever appeared in this
City, and is allowed, by competent Judges, to be superior
to any Book heretofore published for the Inftru&ion of
Youth in Arithmetic: It is made use of in most of the
Schools in Europe. Also Gordon's Accomptant; Folio,
Quarto and Oftavo Bibles ; Stackhoufe's History of the
New Testament, Burket on the New Testament, Her
vey's Works, Fordyce's Sermons to young Women,
Fordyce on Education, Seed's Sermons, Fourfold State,
Gospel Sonnets, Spiritual Songs, M'Lauren's Sermons,
Doddridge's Rife and Progress, Pilgrim's Progress, Dod
dridge on Regeneration, Blacklock's Paraphrases, Wifton
on the Covenant, a Collection of Husbandry, Guthrie's
History of Scotland, Fables of the Bees, Gardner, Ram
bler, Tatler, Rowe's Works, Rowe's Letters, Don Quixot,
Rollin's Aatient History, Goodall's Queen Mary, Gill
Blas, Lady Montague's Letters, Shenftone's Works, Mil
ton's Works, Anson's Voyages, Ekerd's Gazetteer,
Stern's Sentimental Journal, Cyrus's Travels, Rodrick
Random, Ramsay's Poems, Paradise Loft, Sherlock on
Providence, ditto on Death, Voltaire's Peter the Great,
Voltaire's Charles the .12th, Thompson's Seasons, Hill's
Arithmetic, Young's Works, Trader's Sure Guide,
Pomfret's Poems, Clarke's Homer, Conductor Generalis,
er the Justice's Assistant ; together with a Variety of
small Histories and Plays, Spelling Books, Primers,
Child's New Play-Thing.
ALS O,
Shakespear's Jests, or the Jubilee Jester:
Containing the most curious Collection of funny Jokes,
merry Stories, droll Adventures, frolickfome Tales, witty
Quibbles, youthful Pranks, smart Repartees, double En
tendres, ridiculous Bulls, wife Sayings, &c. "That were
ever offered to the Public.
STATIONARY.
Waste Books, Journals, Ledgers, Invoice, Letter, Sale,
Cash, Receipt and Bill of Lading Books; Paper of various
Sorts and Sizes, Sealing-Wax, Quills, Pencils, red and
black Ink, as good as can be had in this City, black
Sand, Letter Files, Alphabets, and most Sorts of Blanks
used ^n this Province, &c.
g. The said NUTTER carries on the Book-binding
Business in its various Branches ; and will engage to
bind a compleat Set of Books for Gentlemen in the Mer
cantile Business, in fourteen Days, as well executed as if
from London. Gentlemen or Ladies Names letter'd on
the Cover of their Books, Gentlemen's Names put
upon whole Libraries, old Libraries re-gilt in a neat
Manner, &c. and on such moderate Prices as to merit
their future Encouragement. Re-binding, half-binding,
lettering, and gilding of old or new Books, whether in
Morocco, Calf or Sheep Skin, with the greatest Dispatch
Books from the Country re-bound on the (horteft Notice
F ° r LIVERPOOL,
To touch at CORK,
The SHI P
&O N E EDHA M,
Wm. CHEEVERS,
MASTER;
WILL fail about the 20th instant, For light freight
or padage agree with the Captain on board at
Cruger's-Dock, or WILLIAM NEILSON.
' WAN T'EOT
A HOUSE-KEEPER; also a WOMAN COOK,
either black or white. Good charafters will be
required. Inquire of the printer.
TO BE SOLD,
A Small FARM with a good house
thereon, situate at a place called Kakiate, in
Orange-County, containing about 40 acres of land, 10
acres of which are wood land, the whole laid out in square
lots, some part in good stone fence; there is a small
orchard of good apples and peaches on the fame, adjoins
the King's-road, and lies within two miles of a church,
saw-mill and grist-mill; a new court-house is building
within a mile of the premises, and three miles front
Haverftraw Landings Whoever inclines to purchase the
fame may apply to Renier Hopper, near Commifiary
Leake's Dock, by whom a good title will be given.
THE House and Garden belonging
to Capt. Archibald Kennedy, at Pavonia, within
half a Mile of Fowles-Hook Ferry-House, is to be LET.
Enquire of Capt. Kennedy, in New-York.
Twenty Shillings Reward,
WILL be paid by the fubferiber, for taking up a
servant boy named ROBERT NOONAN, he
is about 14 years of age, rather small, has very thin
white hair, and a small fear on his right cheek ; had on a
bluejacket, and a very large pair of brown breeches ; was
lately imported in the Needham, Capt. Cheevers, from
Cork, he went off on Supday the 30th of January. The
above reward, and all reasonable charges will be paid to
any person that will bring him to
DANIEL M'CORMICK.
New-York, Feb. 2, 1775.
ANY purfons indebted to the estate of Abraham De Let
Montagnie, late of this city, inn-holder, either by bond,
note, or book debt, are requeued to make speedy payment to
the fubferiber, or their accounts will be put into the bands of
a lawyer. Afo any performs having any just demands agairft
the said estate, are desired to fend in their accounts to the fub
feriber for payment.
MART DE LA MONTAGNIE, Administratrix.
N. B. Those who have left pledges as sureties, are de
sired to call and redeem them, by the firfl of April next, or
they will then be fold for what they will fetch,
' TO BESOL D,
AT public vendue, on Friday the 3d of March next,
on the premises, the well known ferry now occupied
by Darby Doyle, near the watering-place, on Staten-Iftand,
with the house, barn and dock, and 20 acres of good land
well fenced, with a Boat, two horse colts, and two cows +
- t o be" s o lD~;
On board the Ship PEACE and PLENTY,
Captain MCKENZIE, at Governuer's-Wh arf;
'"rHE Times of a Number of
A indented Servant Girls and Boys. Inquire of
Greg, Cunningham, and Co.
Who have to dispose of Irish Beef, Pork, and Oat-Meal.
New-York, January 27th, 1775.
By order of the Common Council,
NOTICE is hereby given, That on Monday the
twentieth day of March next, at three o'clock in
the afternoon, at the Common Council Chamber, in the
City-Hall of this city, will be let to farm by publick
out-cry, to the highest bidder, the ferry from Peck's-Slip,
to the new landing place or wharf at Brooklyn Ferry,
for one year, to commence on the firft day of May next.
The terms and conditions may be known, by inquiring
at the Town Clerk's Office.
AUG. V. CORTLANDT, Clk.
APHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,
That by virtue of a writ of fieri facias, iflued out
of the Inferior court for holding of pleas, held at the
common-hall of the Borough of Elizabeth, before the
Mayor, Recorder and Aldermen of said Borough, against
the goods and chatties of Philip Van Horne, Esq; at the
suit of Matthias Williamson, William Luce, and William
Graham, and to me directed : I have seized and levied on
three young negro wenches said to be the property of him
the said Philip Van Horne; one of which said negroes is
now in the possession of the Widow Price ; one other of
them in the possession of Doctor William Winam, and
the other in the possession of Thomas Man, and (hall on
Monday the thirteenth day of February next, at three of
the Clock in the Afternoon, at the court-houte in Eliza
beth-town, expose the said negroes to sale at public vendue,
and fell and convey to the highest bidder, the right and
property of him the said Philip Van Horne in and to the
said Negro Wenches, or to so many as shall raise money
fufficient to difeharge the Debt and costs due in said a&ion.
ICHABOD B. BARNET, Sheriff.
REMSEN and PETERS,
At their (lore between the Fly-Market and Coffee-
House, opposite Messrs. Samuel Broome and Co's, store,
have for sale wholesale and retail,the following articles,
viz,
Madeira, 7 gißeft Hyfon, ?
Teneriffe, and > ^' I Shoufhong, and >Tea.
Lisbon J ? BoheaJ
Jamaica spirits, Wool cards,
Weft-India rum. Rice,
Brandy, Best Scotch fnuff,
Geneva, Copperas,
Molasses, Allum,
Single refin'd,") Brimstone,
Lump, and >Sugars. Brazeletta Wood,
Mufcavado J Wrapping paper,
Best French and )j n< & o Best Connecticut tobacco,
Carolina ) '' A few barrels of excellent
Pepper, North-River beef,
Pimento, A quantity of frefh flrip
Coffee, bread. Also,
Chocolate, A choice parcel of Goffien
Ground ginger, Butter.
They will dispose of every kind of country produce
that may be sent to them by any of their friends, to the
best advantage on their accounts, and their utmost endea
vours (hall not be wanting to give fatisfa&ion to their
riends in general.
DENNIS and DAWSON,
At the house where the late Mr. John Lambert formerly
lived, adjoining Messrs. Ten Eyck and Seaman's Flour
Store, in Little Dock-street, facing Coenties Slip,
New-York; have for sale, wholesale and retail, the
following articles, viz.
Madeira,)
Lisbon, I ^
Teneriff, '
Port, and IM
Sherry, J •"
Old Jamaica Spirits, l
Weft-India Rum,
Brandy,
Geneva,
Molasses,
Single-refined, C
Lump, and < SUGARS.
Mufcovado (
NOTICE is hereby given to all
the creditors ofSAMUEL TANNER, SAMUEL
HUNT, JOHN CALDER, all of the city of New-
York, confined for debt in the goal of said city, that
they intend to present their petitions to the General
Assembly of the province of New-York, to be relieved
by an aft of insolvent debtors.
THE Store in Water-street now in the pofleffion of
Mr. William Wikoff, to be let. For particulars
apply to Abraham Walton.
WANTED, a person who can come well recom
mended, and is qualified to aft as a Drayman, For par
ticulars, apply as above.
Best Hyfon 7 tPA
And Bohea J °
Coffee,
Chocolate,
Rice,
Cheshire and Gloucester
CHEESE,
White Wine Vinegar,
Porter,
Bristol Beer,
Wrapping Paper, &c. &c.
&c. &c.
To be SOLD, on the preinn^ , ,iu 25th of March next,
at public vendue, if not before disposed of at private
sale,
AVery valuable trad of land,
situate in Orange County, about 50 miles from
the city of New-York, and two miles and a half from
Hudson's river, on the wefttrly fide thereof, containing
about two thousand acres, and known by the name of
Queenfberry. This tra£ tis uncommonly well watered
and timbered, having on it a large quantity of the fineft
white oaks and other trees of the most valuable kinds ;
also an extraordinary dream of water, and a saw mill
thereon, which if properly attended to, will clear two
hundred pounds a year free of all expences. There are
about one hundred acres improved of the above tra& and
a fufficient quantity of meadow to keep twenty head of
cattle, besides horses, &c. through the winter; and about
two hundred acres more may be easily made. The land
is as fit for grain as any in the country. The meadows
exceed in goodness any in the neighbourhood, and a better
out range for cattle cannot be in any part whatever. On
the premises are a good framed house, with a large garden
newly paled round having in it sundry forts of the best
fruit trees, and a fine young orchard of the best grafted
apple trees. Besides the above valuable improvements,
there are three tenements (one of them a new framed
house) on said tra&, that are held by the occupants as
tenants at will, and to each there is a considerable quantity
of cleared land. Two landing places can be used to and
from said trad, the one at Poplope's Kill, which is also
the landing place to and from the furnace of Dean, the
other on the weft fide of Salisbury's island, from which
landing there is a good waggon or cart road to Queenf
berry. The above premises are in good repair and happily
situated in a thick fettled country, having the furnace of
Dean within two miles and a half of the principal dwel
ling-house, which will always prove a ready market for
great part of the produce of the farm, besides the con
venience of a weekly conveyance to New-York, during
the season. For further particulars enquire of Mr. Ro
bert Ross, at the North-River, in New-York, or of
Moses Clement, Esq; on the premises.
A Quantity of very good
HERRINGS in Barrels;
Black-eyed Peafe, of two Kinds;
A few Thousands of the very belt
PIPE STAVES,
To be fold by William Lowther,
Near Peck's-Slip ; who has for Sale, a Negro Man
about 32 Years old, who can be well recommended, and
understands the Business of Chocolate Making, and^ma
nufafturing Tobacco.
WE the subscribers being in actual confinement in
the goal of the city and county of Albany, do
hereby notify our refpe&ive creditors, that we intend to
present our petitions to the General Assembly of this co
lony, at their next session, for an aft to be relieved from
our confinement and debts. Dated Nov. 16th, 1774.
VOLKERT DAWSON,
ISAAC VAN VELKENBURGH,
To be fold at PUBLIC VENDUE,
On Thursday the 23d day of March, or at private sale
any time before;
AVery good convenient dwelling
houfe, with a good kitchen adjoining, a well by
the door, a very good new barn, great plenty of orcharding
of divers forts of good fruit, containing about twenty-five
acres of good land, lying within a quarter of a mile of
Flushing town, pleasantly situated, suitable for either a
gentleman, (hop-keeper, or tradesman, belonging to
Christopher Heyfham. Any person inclining to purchase
the said premises, at private sale before the vendue, may
apply to William Heylham, at Philadelphia, in Arch
ftreet, or John Field, in Flushing, who will agree on
reasonable terms : If fold at public vendue, to be fold on
the premises; the vendue to begin at two o'clock in the
Afternoon on said day, when tne conditions of fale' will
be seen at the time and place, and an indisputable title will
be given to the purchaser.
Q'ff \T it?NT ° ut °' a house in Maiden-
O Lane, on Saturday the 14th
of January last : A woman's broad cloth scarlet CLOAK,
two check aprons, and a joining lace cap.—The cloak is
remarkable by having a piece set in on the right fide,
about as large as a dollar, which is so done as scarce
to be observed on the out-fide, and is pieced all round the
bottom about a quarter of a yard, which is fine-drawed,
and not to be perceived without very close infpe&ion.
Whoever will apprehend the Thief, with the above
articles, or stop the cloak, if offered for sale, and give
information thereof to H. Gaine, (hall receive TWO
DOLLARS reward, and the thanks of the owner.
'HE house in Little Dock-Street,
& wherein Mr. Thomas Duncan now lives, is to be
LETT. For particulars apply to H. Gaine.
CHARLEs OLIVER BRUFF,
GOLDSMITH and JEWELLER,
At the sign of the tea-pot, tankard and ear-ring, between
Maiden-Lane and Ciown-Street, next door to Doctor
Kemmeneau, near the Fly-Market ;
WHERE he makes and mends any kind of diamond
or enamelled work in the jewellery way r Also
all manner of stone buckles, stone rings, ear-rings and
broaches, solitaires, hair jewels, lockets, enamelled sleeve
buttons, mourning rings of all forts, trinkets for ladies,,
rings and lockets, plain or enamelled; gold necklaces
and stones of all forts : Likewise makes and mends all
forts of silver-smiths work; Also ladies fans neatly
mended. He gives the highest price for old gold, silver
and jewels; buys rough coral, handlome pebble, and
blank cornelian, fit for seal stones: He has fitted a
Lapidary mill up, where he cuts all forts stones. He wants e
immediately a lapidary, jeweller, and an apprentice boy ;
none need apply but what can be well recommended :
Where he engraves all forts of arms, crests, cyphers,
heads and fancies, in the neatest manner and greatest
expedition, with the heads of Lord Chatham, Shakespeare,
Milton, Newton, Pope, Homer, Socrates, Hannibal,
Marc Anthony, Ctefar, Plato, Jupiter, Apollo, Nepune,
Mars, Cleopatria, Diana, Flora, Venus, Marceknia,
Masons arms, with all emblems of Liberty ; Cupid fancies,
hearts and dores neatly engraved for ladies trinkets ,
Likewise silver and steel seals : He also plaits hair in the
neatest manner. N. B. Takes likenesses off in hair as
natural as possible, as to the form of visages, works hair
in sprigs, birds, figures, cyphers, crests and cupid fancies.
He has for sale, best curls for whiffles and bells; likewise
cleans watches 2s. china dial plates fitted in at 6s. each,
glasses fitted in at is. each, and other repairs in proportion.
PURSUANT to the last Will of Thomas Robinson,
late of the city of New-York, at public vendue, on
the ninth day of February inst at the house of William
Hicks, innholder, in the city of Perth-Amboy; three
lots of land with the improvements, situate in laid city,
the firft lot begins on the northerly fide of Smith-street,
forty foot in front, and one hundred and thirty-twofeet in
depth, contains the house lately occupied by Andrew
Rohinfon,decea fed ; the second lot is fifty-eight feet and an
halfin front, and one hundred and thirty-two in depth, with
a blacksmith's (hop, and a (table thereon ; the third lot
is two chains in length, and o e in breadth, situate on
the north fide of Dock-street; also several negroes,
houihold furnitu e, and blacksmith's tools ; likewise two
lots of land at Middletown Point, the one a corner, the
other a bank It. Title deeds will be (hewn, and condi
tions of sale made known on the day of sale, by
Robert and John Hartshorne, Executors.
io be S O L D,
To be SOLD,
A Good F ARM, pleasantly situated at the south
fide of Staten-Island, near Prince's-Bay, Richmond
County, and province of New-York, formerly in the
pofleffion of Mr. John Garrison, deceased, containing
120 acres of land, well watered and wooded ; also a good
house and barn, a young orchard containing 70 bearing
trees of the best fruit; and 13 or 14 acres of mowing
ground, but much more may be made with little labour.
Any person inclining to purchase said farm, mav apply to
Hannah Garrison, living on the premises, or Henry
Perine, adjoin : ng the premises, who will give a good title
to the purchaser.
New-Blazing-Star Ferry
To be SOLD on reasonable terms.
TT lies on the weft fide of Staten-Island, is a very
I healthy and pleasant place, and an excellent stand for
business ; there is forty acres of excellent up-land, with
a large quantity of salt marih, and there can be between
thirty and forty loads of choice Englifhhay cut on said
place yearly, and has plenty of good pasturing, both frefh
and salt ; a fine young orchard of two hundred apple
trees, many of them grafted of the very best fruit, from
the large narveft apple to winter apples, and a great plenty
of the fineft reaches in the country, with cherries and
plumbs. The house is large, and well calculated for a
tavern, with two good cellars and a kitchen; also stables
and other improvements nec^ffary for the business. Any
person inclining to purchase are desired to apply soon,
for if it is not fold by the twentieth of February, it will
then be let. The public may be assured that the stage&
will be kept in the best manner. A good title will ba
given to the purchaser by
JOHN MERCEREAU, living on the premises.
To bT?o ld;
And entered upon the firft May next,.
™|nHE commodious house and lot of
a ground wherein Dirck Lefferts
lives, nearly opposite to the store of
Grove Bend, iq Smith-street ; for con
veniencies and stand, few houses ix this
city exceed it. Likewise one other
house and lot of ground in Montgomery Ward, in the
occupation of Thomas Davis. Any person inclined to
purchase them, or cither of them, may know the terms
by applying to Aug. V. Cortlandt.
N. B. If the above houses are not fold before the fi<ft
of February, they will be then to be LET,
Sail Cloth, from No. 1, to 8,
THOMAS LYNCH,
Atbis Store in Broad freet, basfer Sale, on Reasonable Termfy
for Case or Credit,
A Quantity of the best kind of fail cloth, from No. Ito
8, which he imported in tbejbip Daniel, Capt. Casey,
from Liverpool, and will be fold together or by the bale of
bolt, as the purchaser may incline.
He bat, as usual, a large assortment of yard wide Irijh
linen, fom 2s. 3d. to 45. per yard ; checks, Jilk handkerchiefs
of the very best kind, table diaper, cambricks, lawns, casern
blets, and London Madeira mine.
WE the fubferibers being now in affual confinement
in the goal of Dutchefs County, do hereby notify
our creditors of our intentions to present, each one for bine#
felf, a petition to the General Assembly of this colony at tbeim
next meeting, for the benefit of an insolvent ad, and to be
difebarged from their federal confinements. Witness otg
bands, LEWIS BOGARDUS,
Poughkeepfe Gaol, JUSTUS KNAPP,
Dec.^ift. ISAAC FIOCH,
fort arrived from PHILADELPHIA,
Do&or HILL's newly improved great
STOMACHICK TINCTURE.
THIS is a very excellent medicine for all weak fto
, machs; it gives a good healthy appetite, and a found
digestion; and as most diseases have certainly their ori
gin in a weak stomach, so, by the use of this tindure,
they may be prevented. AL S O,
A frefh quantity of Dr. Hill's Ame
rican Balsam.
Of which the goodness is now so well known in Ame
rica, as being an infallible, and the most innocent, sure,
and effectual medicine for any disorders in the breast, fhorr
breath, cold, cough, fwirnming in the head, and for chil
dren in the whooping cough, and in most other disorders.
By the proper use of this balsam, for a reasonable time,
many have also received great benefit and relief, and some
are effectually cured of the most painful rheumatisms,
cholic, gravel, and in consumptions. Dr. Hill's own
directions, printed in London, are wrapt about each bot
tle: The price therein mentioned, is meant sterling mo
ney, but for the benefit of the poet, it is allowed to be
fold in New-York for 4s. lod, a bottle, and by the dozen
4s. 4d. a bottle, currency; and to prevent counterfeiting
this American Balsam, and thegreat Stomachick TinCture,
are only, by appointment, to be fold by MICHAEL
HOFFMAN, (hop-keeper in the Broad-Way, near the
Ofwego Market, and by no body else in New-York.
"Co be fold at public Vendue,
ON Monday the firft day of May next, at the house
of Gilbert Tice, at Johnstown, in the county of
T" o ?.' by the executors of the last will and testament of
Sir William Johnson, Bart, deceased, and in pursuance
of the fame, sundry tracts of valuable land, viz. A
tract granted to Michael Byrne and others, situate near
Schohary, and containing about 19,000 acres ; another
trad near the lame, being a fourth part of a tract granted
to Lawyer, and others; another tract extending along
the Adaguightinge, or Charh tte River, being a Branch
of Sufquahanna, about 23,000 acres, of which will be
fold. Another trad of 5000 acres in a patent granted to
Glen, and others, north of the patented lands in the rear
of the German Flatts, with 13000 acres in a patent
granted to Peter Servou, and others, near the Mohawk:
River, above the German Flatts,---which said several
trails are directed by the said will to be fold by the said
executors, and the monies arising therefrom applied as
therein mentioned. Any person or perlons inclined to
treat for the fame, or any part thereof, before the day of
faie, may apply to Sir John Johnson, Bart, or any other
of the executors, who will give them further particulars,
or treat about the fame, otherwise the fame will be fold,
and a good title given on the day of (ale before mentioned.
Tobe fold at public VENDUE,
On the premises, the twenty-second day of April next
or at private sale any time before,
THE firm lately belonging to Mr. Andrew Myer,
about two miles and a half from Elizabeth-Town^
on the lower read that leads from said town to Newark•
the f^m containing between 30 and 40 acres, five acres
of which is frefh meadow ; also two good orchards, con
taining between two and 300 choice fruit trees, with a house
and barn ; and at the fame time and place, sundry cattle
and houfhold furniture.
Also to be fold at public vendue (if net by private sale
anytime before) the 26th day of April next, a house
and lot of ground in New-Yo&Jying in Dock-street,
between the Coenties and Old Slip Markets: The house
lately occupied by Capt. Benjamin Davies, and now oc
cupied by Mr. Nicholas, lately arrived from London.
The stand and situation of this house for business is equal
to any other part in the city, and has always been the
constant practice of doing business.
For further particulars apply to Capt. Alexander McDo
nald, on Staten-Island, who alone has power to dispose
of and giant deeds for the above farm and houses, &c.
THE house wherein Robert Alexander and Co. now
lives, on Hunter's Quay, is to be LETT. Fo?
particulars enquire of John Miller, living in said houses