The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1780-02-14 00:00:00, page 4

^ ^ L^Effa ^ s term of years|
c^hhJ be agreed upon,
V UNDRY lO'sI O's of very va'wible LAN 9, situate
(, at Greenwich, on the inland of New-3, oik, on
both tides of the load leading from the Bowery to
the North-River road, and to the eaft^rd of the
kt mentioned road, opposite to the farms now oc
c lied by Cummiffary Grant and Mr. David Camp
bell, ocelot of 20 acres thereof lies to the Guth
ward of, and opposite to,the ground occupied by
Cam ?r Sooner. Propofa^ in writing for the fame,
oi arv pertthereof/ will be received by General De
Lmc^ at his Q; arras on Ron,,(land, pc John
Kelly, at No, 843, Ha^over-bquare, N^-Vmk,
vdo fr^ findry houses, farn^'ana fotscf ground to
!'U T F/:Simple,Leafc
ju 11N "'>
.Attorney at Law,
And NOTARY PUBLIC;
^ XTILL contig to rende r the Public e; ery
wv dervjee that poioniy' can derive from
dose Study, and Application to the Business
of this Office; particularly in giving the mod
impartial and {atiAa&oiy Advice tn an caft.s
ofywand Memorials, and all other Writings
^nd Conveyances of every Kind, will bp
drawn ftriAly agreeable to the Subject Master,
filly to answer the intended Purpose, and °n
Terms to give that cafy Access dehgneu by
the original Plan, whereon this Oiiice was
cTF^AcJ the sth cf O#oher, 1778. —Punft-
uC Attendance from,Sirn-rife till 9 o'clock in
To tiding; at his Office, the upper End of
Q^eeurStKet, No. 1:9.
FGa&Trvt^ yh, 17^0.
ri 'Trad of one hundred and twenty five
, $ ceres of exceeding line Land, situated at
te^'^, on the l/land- of New-York, on the
cal fide of the road, leagihg frornThts city to
IfrGhridge; allo, a good Dwclhng-Houfe
end other "Buildings, with four acres of choice
Land, on th? weft fde of the laid road, nearly
opposite to the before mentioned trad, to he
fell Separate. For terms apply to John Kelly,
No- 843, Hanover-Square.
Lr"{)S? Seki at Public Vendue on Weineluai,
A tbe fitft Day of Mich, nr at ptjviteSale ary
Time* bet re, the very valuable Farm lately the
•knurr:v of Tdman Waters, Efauire, late of
7 nihiog. dece^fc.d ; containing Two Hundred and
Thirty A^es of Lan I, Thirty of which is Wood-
Land, Twenty-Five Acres al Orcharding, m it of
the Trees graft'd, and a Number of ocher Frtrt
Trees ; Thirty Acres of good SA Meadow, and
Ten Acres of Clover Meadow : There is on said
Farm a yer? good Dwelling Hc^fe, Bsrn and Out
-11 av'-s: Vkcwifc, all the moveable Etlate, such as
Cattle, V^fes and Hops, Hmifhold Furniture, and
Fuming Utenfik. The Vendue to begin at 10
-o'Clck.
Condirjmsef the the Sale wi'l) Sam. Doughty,
be made known on the Day ) William Waters,
cf Sale by us the Executors. J John Waters.
February the ill 1780.
—%(s—]{£-SOL D,
,4 VERY plcafant situated Farm, at Bulhwick
J L Crofs-R6aci, on Long-llland, opposite to
Recall's Tavern, 5 Miles from the Ferry ; cn it is
a good Dwelling Heufe, Kitchen, and Barn, an
excellent bearing Orchard, producing the best of
Clover and Timothy Hay, and all manner of Fruit-
T>e-,s, it has a good Well and Garden at the Door :
The muff of it is in new Stone Fence, contains
about to Acres of LAnd, b°fides a Piece of Wood-
Land near it, very finable for a Gentleman's
Country Sear, Merchant, or Tradefinan. Any
/Person may know the Conditions by applying to the
Printer, or Owner on the Premises.
STOLE N,
OUT of the Entry of the Subscriber last
Friday Night, a middle sized HAIR
TR UN K. with Iron Hinges, containing
Matters which can be of no real'Ufe to any
Person but the Owner. If the printed Work
that was therein can be conveyed in any Man
ner back again, it will oblige
HUGH G AINE.
fTNiE ekate of CHARLES WARD A P
& THORP, E^; at Bloomingdale, confiding
of about 300 acres of choice rich land, chiefly mea
dow, in good order, on which are two very fine or
chards of the best fruit, one of them in its prime,
and the other beginning to bear plentifully. An
exceeding good house, elegantly finifhed, com
mandivg beautiful protye&s of the East and North-
Rivers, on the latter of which the estate is bounded.
AT?, a two story brick house, for an overseer
and servants. ? wTr Geufe, cyder house and mill,
corn crib, a piety,eon house, well flocked, a very
large barn, and hovels for cattle, large stables and
coach houses, and every other convenience.
About th? dwelling house is a very/handfome
pleasure garden, in the Engliih fade, with good
'kitchen gardens, well furnished with excellent, f uit
trees, of moll kmds ; in short, nothing is wanting
Hencke it a most agreeable and profitable estate
for o gentleman, having/a good landing :.nd
wharf on the river, v here may be advintagfonf
lv built, a dikiHet tor brewery, a$ a fufficient fiip
ph of .water runs The whole' of the build
fo,^ are aimed new, and i$ good repair.- For
terms %E to JOHN. KELLY, No. 843, Hano-
Vt? qua t, Ntw-Yo-k.
17 . ribrf. of, a ieafe of 14 years, of
three new ell built H uses ?nd Lot: of Ground,
ro-ncT No. 1, a. and 3, each lot containing 16 feet
in brec.r . 3&1 700 het n depth, the whole en*
Go! 0 rib a Frong poll fence, and lituate in Agood
th„ I fore nfmefr near the Ship-Yard, i Oliver
fb^t, fUfe& W a rent of 21. per annum e^ch.
br^by Lot' °f Ground advantagcoblly lituate
; b. ;rated for I'uch a term of years as
d^'CTV^r upon-the sos of hia, ne^t,
TDulling Houle, two story and
:r.with tevera! other conveniences,
. . lituate in Ljttle-Q^een-ftreet, No.
Ito . / Thomas Quill, living on the pre
will give aa indisputable title for the
. To be S O L D,
('°fW" : ?1 be giverthe Firs of May next)
'! 'WO Krufes and LotspfGround, situate
l in the Broadway, belonging to the
est ate of Jacobus Turk, deceased. For par
ticulars, enquire ar the, fubferibers,
HENRY ROOME, Evector,
CAMPBELL, Executrix.
N'. IL If laid HouftL are r.ot disposed of on
or before the id of April next, then to be
lett for th r ensuing v?ar.,
#'AKEN up some time ago at Hallett's
, Cove, a LONG BOAT, that rows
wish fix oars. Whoever has loft the fame, may
have her again, proving their property and
paging charges, by applying to John M'Co:l-•
nil, at Hallett's Cove.
f~o~r TaTW
At THOMAS ROACH'S,
I No. 942, Water freet, near the F,-Market,
The following ARTICLES:
N. B. A few pipes choice port wine, Lisbon wine
p quarter-calks, and some bottles of old arrack.
000 be fold, the Lease of a Honfe for fix
A Years to come, in as good a Stand for
Business as any in this City. Also a Billiard
Table. For Particulars apply to H- Gaine.
By Permission of the Commandant.
TICKETS of a LOTTERY.
FOR the benevolent purpose of giving comfort to
the distressed at this rigorous season, are now for
sale at Captain V. P. Ashfield's, at No. 497, Smith-
Street; Mr. Laight, No. 190, Queen-Street; and
Mr. D. Grim, No. 439, William-Street; who are
appointed managers. Also of the several Printers.
SCHEME:
1 Prize of 1000 Dollars, is 1000
2 do. 500 are 1000
6 do. 200 , 1200
15 do. 100 1500
40 do. sc, 2000
110 do. 2d 2200
265 do. 10 2650
1075 do. 6 64.50
1514. Prizes,
4486 Blanks.
6000 Tickets, at 3 Dollars each, are 18,000
Dollars.
Subject to a Dedu&wn of 15 pyr cent.
Th# profits arising from the Lottery, willbe paid
to the Treasurer of the Cverfeers of the Poor.
James Stewart,
By wholesale and retail, at his Store, No. 955, Bur
ling's-flip, opposite Rhinlander's china (tore,
BLankets, 7-4 wide,
Ditto 6-4 ditto,
Mittmgs,'
Duffils,
Mens ribb'd and plain
knit worsted flockings,
Whole and Kalf barrels
beef, put up for family
rife,
Whole and half barrels
ONE KEG,
(Containing about 56 Ib.)
Of B'O W E N's
Patent SAGO POWDER,
For\v 2 king,Jelly,
To be SOLD reasonably, for CASH.
Enquire of the Printer.
COKCHE S.
Two elegant Coaches, as Waiting Jc&,
with able Horses and careful Drivers,
T"O be hired to any Gentlemen, Ladies,
1 &c. Also EXPRESS HORSES, by
JOSEPH STEVENS,
Next Door to the Sugar House, Crown-Street.
'-l-'V O neat DWELLING HOUSES, two
Lories high, with many conveniercies,
at the head of William-Street, No. 407, and
408. For particulars enquire at No. 407,
William-Street. P@g@ffion will be given the
firft of May.
OLD Madeira wine
_ by the pipe quarter
calk, or dozen,
Port wine by the pipe,
hogshead, quarter-calk,
or dozen,
Caret m,d Mountain/dd.
by the dozen,
Maimfey de. per gallon,
London porter per dozen,
Tamwrn Ac pir do.
Bridal beer per do.
English cyder per d».
Old Jamaica fririts by the
puncheon or gallon,
Weft India rum per do,
French brandy in caf^s or
per gallon,,
Holland geneva in cases,
and )°g s >
Rafoerry brandylin bot
tles,
Cherry do, per gallon,
", UN-AW 'Y from the fubfciFer, a tegru man
{% named DUKE, about 4.7 years of age^a ytl-
Ipw cab, bulky head, ont leg m(ch thicker than the
'other, maimed in one foot, Imps in his wklk, foeaks
go d Eng'ifl )pad on when he ven away, a whitish
g^at cob a blue upper jack t, a white under ditto,
brown corduroy breeches, yellow buckles, talks
much of Rhode-Inland and Philadelphia ; he .had
libewife in his pocket a bunch of keys. Whoever
will apprehend the said negro, so that his n^fEy
mav have bhu again, shall receive a reward of FIVE
DOL LARS, by applying to the commanding
officer on heard the 0 ; p Venture, laying at Willet
Tayb r's wharf, or defabriny him to H. Ga ? ne.
JAMES TWEED:
pork, for family use, '
Exceeding fine ox tongues
in half firkins,
Loaf fu^ar,
Mufcovado fugat,
Fine hyfon and fufhong
teas,
Coffee,
Molasses,
Old cane spirits.
Fine liyfori, , reen and
bohea TEAS,
Coffee, chocolate, pepper,'
alfpice, vinegar, oil,
Basket fait, fmcaking to
bacco,
Ginger, cloves, cinnamon
Single and double refined
loaf sugar,
Powdered and mufeovado
do.
Poland starch, indigo,
Caftile soap by the box or
let,
A few boxes of choice
lemons,
Corks, felling-wax,
Rose butter in firkins and
kegs, lately arrived,
Some queen's ware, plates
bowls, bafons and mu?s,
Also, a parcel of double
Gloucester cheese, just
received, &c. &c.
MADEIR A Wines
of the firft
quality, in. pipes,
quarter calks dr
bottles,
Port Wines, in do. do.
Litbon Wines, in v.
Claret, )
Sherry tWines,
And other )
Old Spiri ts,
Old Rum,
Common Ram,
Geneva,
Arrack,
Brandy,
Shrub,
Malaffes,
Rice,
Bottled Ale & Beer,
Vinegar,
MuHard,
Pickles,
Gammons,
Fresh Rose Butter,
Cheshire and Glou
cefter Cheese,
Raifons and Almonds,j
TO BE SOL D,
Three large ne& Brick HOUSES,
nEING part of the estate of Capt.Waldron Blaugb.
" Oue of those houses, No. 2, is moil advanta^a
oufly situated on the Deck, near the Albany Pier,
and now occupied by Mr. Doughty, tavern-keeper,
confiding of four large rooms on the firft, and a like
number on the fecund floor, elegantly papered and
finished, and a garret divided into four commodious
rooms, with yard, cistern and other conyeniencies;
lifewife a tine water Lot, opposite thereto ; another,
No. 249, in Little Dock-Erect, occupied by Mr.Feter
Vanburgh Livingston, jpn. containingthe fame num
ber of rooms, and equally well finished with No. ±.
and the third, No. 300, in the fame street, now in the
tenure of Mr. Bedell, a house of three story high,with
three rooms on each floor, well finished. And two
spacious Lots of ground in Wine Coop street, and one
Lot opposite to the Exchange; on which Lots are
the bricks of three large hbufes, which were burnt in
the firft fire. Proposals for the said boufes and lots,
or any of them, will be received by the said Captai,
Blaugh, at Guana's, in King's county, on Nassau-
Island, or by John Kelly, Notary-Public, No. 84.3.
Hanpver-Square, who has a very fine Lot of ground
in the Broad Way to difpofe^f, as also, another
Lot in tortlandt or Leary-Arm!
re ADEIRA, LiAon,
Tencrifle, Sherry,
and Red Part Wines,
by the, pipe, quarter
ed or less quantity,
Brandy, geneva by the
case, do. by gallon,
Old Jamaica spirits, Old
Antigua rum, common
Welt-India do.
Molufles, Mufeoyado su
gars, by the hogshead
or left quantity, loaf
and lump fufars,
Mould and dipped can
diet, white and brown
f^p,
Irish mess beef in barrels,
and halt barrels,
Notmega; cloves, mce
and cinnamon,
Snuff in bladders,
Hyfon and greep tea#,
Remfen & Cowenhove^,
At &ir STORE, No. 935, in Water-Street,
the Corner oftofite Br. Yarnoil's, between the
Cfee-Houfe and Fly-Market, ba^e for ^ALE on
the lo^ueft Terms, tbs folk^ng Articles ; \
A generous Price will be given for empty Bot
tles, at the above-mentioned Store.
To be S6L D, by
FOWLER & TREMAINE,
& their ^tort, No 986. in Water-frat, &,,e
---. fee the Crave Wharf,
ALL Sorts of SHIP CHANDLERY, with
NAVEL STORES; Jikewife, force ex
cellent SEINES ready completed for fifhing ;
@bout 80 empty Molafies Calks, fit for Cycler.
F~L~O~U R,
Of the firft Quality, to be Sold by
JOSE PH BREWE R,
At his Store No. 961, in Buri ng's-Slip.
A NOUI-.CX', ~:M r) ;
rTurlingtob's (bQinaf 6.0iT0 of t.iie,l
Dr. Ryan's ineo^g^ ue wu:u uebroyingj
Sugar Plumb's,t §
Copper-plare Copy Books, a r i Copper-plate।
Slips for the Lie of Schoo'.,.
Common Copy Bo<i:<,
Best Seating Wax tL Wafers,
Pounce and Pounce 5 ^xef,
Redland Blacky ink of tht bed dor,
Belt Office Qrlls and Pens.,
A great Variety of Pocket BOOK— dome irfth
Slate Leaves, and others. Vich Ais Shia,
The verv bell of Penknives;
Si res trie Slate PencTk,
Navy ' urnG B v As ready ruled,
Red Tape for tying »p Pipet's,
Meffege Cards final? w^d large, -
Travelling Cases 1 r Gentlemen of the Amy,
Paper of olmoß every Sort,
Middleton's bdt black Lead Pencils,
Ladies Boeder Books compleat,
Leather and Paper Ink Pots fer the Pocket,
Lafte Pewter Standifhes, for the Counts,
Round and flat Ruleri, . 1
The very*beft Fr+gli^i Parchment,
Counting Idoufe Files,
Sold Bv HUGH GAI N
BOuTH and MESIER,
At their STORE No, z.to, ^een-Street,
Have, for Sals:
foufhong and bohea
ditto,
Chocolate and coffee,
Pepper and alfpfce,
London porter, bottled
Taunton ale and Li
verpool baer, Playing
cards,
Roll and cut tobacco,
Poland Garclr,
Writing paper and bal
ing wax,
Double and tingle Glou
cetter dwefe; belt refe
bulletin firkins,
New rice in tierces
A few krntle of excels
lent codfilh,,
Wool cardfyby the dozen,
Indigo, copperas, ond
powder blue, Bird Grot
of different sizes.
Famannds,
Wet and dry Sweet
meats,
Pearl Barley,
Split Peafe,
Verv high flavoured
Hyfon, Soulhong,
and Bohea Tea,
Double and single re
fined Sugar,
Powder and Mufcova
do Sugar,
Coffee,
Chocolate,
apices of every kind,
Packing salt in bar
rels,
Indigo,
Starch, /
Powder and Fig-blue,
Hard Soap,
Candles,
Guimarens, Plumbs,
and Peaches, • in
boxes from 2 to 5
pound weight,
Macabau Snuff,
Vinegar, in kegs of 2c
gallons each,
D E$E RT E R S.
Y'\EfERTED from his Majesty's B%d ie:.imerit
of foot, Thornan H,nes and Bryan Corner,
quartered at Yellow-Hook ; Thomas Hynes byip'
cupation a labourer, is about five feet ieven inches'
a,ud ?H half ' high, flout made, frefh complexion,
light brown bait quoued, gory eyes, mul about 25
years of age, burn in the province of Munster, in
Irel and, „eut off in his regimental jacket, faced
bl ,ck, the number of the regiment on the buttons,
blue cloth gaiter upwfers, round hat with white Fee-
Bryan Conner is about 5 feet 6 inches high, Len
der made, pale complexion, dark brown hair elub'd
behind, 'grey eyes, about 18 years of age, ।writes a
very good hand, plays well on the fiddle, has a fear
on his face, born in the province of Leitter in Ire
land. Whoever apprehends these Deserters Ihall re
ceive Two Guineas reward for each.
There is leafon to fufpe& that they either fold or
exchanged their regimental eloathing. Whoever
can give information on that head so as to convi& the
perlon or persons who bought or exchanged said
eloathihg shall be entitled to the said reward cf Two
Guineas. There being likewise the strongest reason
to fulpea that the above Deserters either now are, or
intend to enter on board fllip, all masters of vessels
and others are cautioned agrinft harbouring or con
cealing said deserters as they will answer it at their
peril. f. GUNNING, Lieut. Cel. 3zd Rezt.
TTb e ~S O-L- D",
By JOHN PELL,
At No. 181, ^xeen-Street, nrartj oppcJtte Beek
roan's Siu),
ATEW ROSE BUTTER of the firEoualby,r4
A 1 landed out cf the last veflels fion? Cork; a',
mould and dipt candles of the hr: su % '
brown, and Caftile soap by thej^cx, '.
Glouceftcr cheese, reefs beef ?•..?.-
barrels and half barrels, lampa tit .+wk
Euglifh aud American h*ms, \ ,•.% : , r^^x'^
the barrel, loaf fug,ar, Mrl
Cherry wines,, green and o^;
tongues in Tm?n
fnutf in bottles, large u. ' v
writing ditto, playing: ;, ..;,,
Florence oil, pipes b, d. _m>d
/old spirits, rice, by the ti , HI
laud geneva in cases, fph; ...ion porter
luperfine flour by the ba:rc ? , a few hogsheads excel
lent flavoured rum, &c. &c.
rornTYTU BknUTT;
Corner of Crown-street, in the Broad-Way, near
the Ofwego-Market, has for sale,
MADEIRA, port, Lifhbn and Teneriffe wines,
by the pipe or fuialler quantity, pew rose
butter bp the firkin, caudles by the box, leap ditto,,
teas of all kinds, coffee, chocolate, rum, spirits, by
the puncheon, or fmallet quantity, gin by the case,
loaf and other sugars, cinnamon, mace, cloves,pepper,
ginger, alfpice, and every other article in the grocery
way.
WHITING,
^ toe Hogfaad or kfs Quantity,
Ivory BLACK, and LAMPBLACK,
Best Camel Hair and Fitch Pencils,
Fine Tools from No. 1 to 12,
Common Sash Tool and large Paint Brushes,
LINSEED OIL,
And SPIRITS of TURPENTINE,
A compleat Ailbrtment of fine and common
Colours for Painting, Gold Leaf, &c.
Drawn WINDOW LEAD, at is. 6d.
per Pound, fold by
Thomas and James Barrow,
In Bread-Street, near the City Hall.
Patuiedhip between rHOMyS
1 COURTNEY, and Son, being dis
solved. All Persons are defined to make
speedy Payment, in order to discharge all
Obligations due from the said Partnerftip. —
The business is carried on at the usual place
in Dock-street, FOR READY RIQNEY
ONLY.
4 freJb ffortment of Goods, imparted in the last
fbips from London, and none opening for dale by
benjamin Davis, & son,
No. 229, Q&nflreet, corner of King freet, whole
fab end retail, far cajb, among which are the
following articles,
r UNIFORM CLOTHS of th? firft quality with
raninet linings, and trimmings compleat,—
fashionable geld &nd Giver epaulets, a variety of geld
and filter laces, gorgets a,nd sashes, anchor and rose
buttons, fupetfine Faris', carn,b!et, white and buff
caHimiiy,nankeens, jeans, cordeddimbi ^, Marfeiljes
quilting, 4 large afformeut of silk, spun idk, thread,
and cotten hose, fithidnable heaver hats, linens,
cambricks, f'k, linen and niuflin handkerchiefs, —
table linen, ffieetrn? and diapers,copperplate furniture,
a neat afTortmenttf calicoes, Ladies silk and calli
manco (hoes, black fatlins, modes, and a variety of
India Perhaps, black laces, thread and blond faces,
and edgings, ribbons, wpiked muffins, gauges end
lawns. .talks elegant embroidered, (hue bows,
knots, and a beautiful assortment es forts. Italian
flowers, with a g eat variety of other articles.
N. B. At laid Spre for file, 8 fewpipes of 4. years
old Madeira wine, du/o of ice Ad quality by the
quarter calk or hotbed. The very belt nyfon,fufhon,
and breakfad tens. Abb a acai coLcaionTf Beck,
A Choice parcel or
RICE and FLOUR,
To be fold by
MOORE and KER R,
In WiTbScreeL
$0 he Sold, al tnwaie faf,
AM excellent good FARM of LAND, situate
at Rockaway, in tween's county, Long-
IHand, containing about §OO acres, ▼:?. 300 acres
cleared and well culuvated, 140 apres of excel.ent
wood land, 60 acres of good ldt andfrejh jneadov,
all in good fence ; on the prudes is art elegant,
large boule, wi^h fix fire places, com^andjng a m< 1.
pleasing profyeft of the Ca, and toe Gioves aejace" ;
also, a commodious barn and other orc-houfes, be
ing about one mile from a very good landiogpl^ •
which renders it very well lituate tor a merchant, or
tavern-keeper. For terms, enquiry of Mrs. Fuhr.,
on the prenrifes, who will give an indfputable tr, .