The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1775-02-20 00:00:00, page 4

T O BE LET T,
A Good convenient dwelling-house in the Broad-Way,
seven rooms, two of them very large; a very good
cellar kitchen and cellar. Enquire of James Hallet, next
door, opposite Dey-Street, commonly called Batteau-ftreet.
LAST Fall there was a Surtout left at BROOK
FARMER's,in New-Brunswick. Whoever comes
and describes the Surtout, and pays the expence of adyer
tiling, shall have it again.
" BELLE' VA LITTA R~M?
To be fold by the fubferiber,
THE farm or plantation called BELLE VALE,
situated at Warwick, in the county of Orange ; it
consists of about Soo acres of land, and is justly esteemed
as valuable a tra& as any of its size in the province, hav
ing belonging to it in one body, 2;0 acres of the richest
low and intervale land, with a fine stream of water tun
ing thro' it, by which the whole may be laid under water,
and situated at the foot of a range of mountains, which
will forever afford an unbounded outrange. It is in a
thick fettled country, within five miles of Stirling iron
works, and seven from Ringwood and the Long-Pond,
which afford the best market for whatever is raised, 12
miles from Gofhen, and 24 from New-Windsor landing.
The improvements are, on one part a log-house, a new
framed barn, and a young orchard, with about 120 acres
of the intervale land reduced to the best kind of mowing
ground, being cleared, fenced, and seeded; and several
large summer fallows in tillage. On the other part is a
final! grist mill, saw mill and forge, for converting pig
metal into bar-iron, a coal-house, a pretty good framed
dwelling-house and barn. Should the purchaser incline
to it, the farm consisting of the firft mentioned improve
ments, nearly all the low land, and about 400 acres of
the up-land, will be fold feperate from the iron-works and
mill, which, with a small piece of the meadow, and re
maining part of the land, may be had either Separate or
united with the farm. For .further particulars enquire
cf the fubferiber, at his farm in Dutchefs county, John
Thomson, Esq; at Florida, in Orange county, or of Dr.
Samuel Bard, in New-York. JOHN BARD.
'° '' S° LD,
The Sloop
MIDDLESEX)
Robert Castle, Master;
A LBANY built, about eigh
^.^^^^ct" /I teen months old, with all
her tackle and apparel as the came from sea ; now
lying in the Albany dock: For particulars enquire
of laid master, the Hon. Henry White, Jacob Wat
son, or William Backhoufe.
To be SOLD,
Her Master having no use for her,
AVery healthy, strong negro wench, about seventeen
years old, brought up in, and used to all manner of
country work. Enquire of Hugh Gaine.
To be LET,
And entered on the firft of May next,
A Large commodious house at the White-Hall, with
eight rooms with fire-places and three without;
a large garret and pantry, a good yard, a well of good
water, cistern, and a large dry cellar that will hold 100
pipes of wine. For further particulars, enquire of Chris
topher Sweedland, on the premises.
TITISH (LINENS
To be SOLD on re&fonable terms for cash, by
THOMAS M'GLATHRY,
At Mrs. Armstrong's, on Rotten-Row;
Also exceeding good BUTTER in Firkins.
F OR SAL E, at
James and Alexander Stewart's,
On CRUGER's-WHARF,
RUSSIA hemp, of the.firft quality ; English cables
and cordage, of all /ties ; New-York made cables
and cordage, of all sizes; English and Russia duck ;
sheathing, deck and drawing nails ; patent sheathing paper,
paints, in oil and powdered; glass, 8 by 10, anaffortment
of brushes; shot, of all fixes ; bar lead, linseed oil by
the barrel; whiting and brimstone by the hhd. seine
twine for nets; anchors from 300 to goolb. refined bar
iron, &c. Andover pig iron ; likewise a large assortment
of (hip-chandlery, &c.
I^ OTICE is hereby given to all the creditors of
John Galludatt, of the city of Nez-York,
Peruke-maker, an insolvent debtor, that he intends
to present a petition to the Honourable Houle of
Assembly, of the province of New-York, at this
session, to be relieved from all his debts by an a& of
insolvent debtors.
On Cruger's wharf,
A Choice parcel deer skins, bees wax, tallow, lime
juice in keggsof 4 | gallons, fqueefed by hand.
ALSO best pistol powder, Haerlem stripes, pins,
Spanish dry hides, sweet oil, capers, anchovies, olives,
capers, green tea, Barcelona handkerchiefs, brandy, Ja
maica spirits, rum, sugars, coffee, &c. &c.
NOTICE is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Azor Berts, of the city of New-York, physician,
an infdvent debtor, that he intends to present a petition
t o the honourable House of Assembly of New-York,'this
session, to be relieved from all his debts, by an aft for
.he relief of insolvent debtors.
From the First of MAY next,
A LARGE convenient store house, with a bake
house underneath, in good repair, situate in the
yard back of the dwelling house of William De Peyfter,
now in the possession of Mr. John Arthur, in St. George's
Square. Enquire of said William De Peyfter, in Cherry-
Street, or of Mr, John Arthur, on the premises
AT a meeting of the proprietors of the township cf
Hinefbourg, legally warned, and held in New-
Miltord on the ioth day of January, 1775, it was th en
voted, by said meeting, to lay out a division of land to
each original proprietor, who pay for the fame, in two
lots, containing 100 acres each, including 4 acres in
each 100 acre lot, as a reserve for highways; and Metfrs.
"Ebenezer Hotchkifs and Isaac Hitchcock, of New-Mil
ford, and Ira Allen, at Onion River, are a Committee
to lay out said land, which they are to do and complete
by the 20th day of July next, on fomany of the original
rights as the proprietors or owners of the fame ffiall
appear to enter their names with, and pay to said Com
mittee, or either of them. Four Dollars on each right,
so to be laid out, before the time set to complete said
work ; and all who pay said Four Dollars are to have
their equal chance in the land so laid out, which are to
be drawn for by lot; and all those who neglect to pay as
above, will have no advantage of their lands being lotted
out by said Committee. Certified per
ABEL HINE, Proprietors Clerk.
New-Milford, January 24, 1775.
To be fold on very reasonable terms,
AHoufe and lot of ground in Smifh-ftreet, on Pot-
Baker's Hill, near the New Dutch Church, a lit
tle below judge Horfemanden's. The house is very con
venient, with a good dry cellar tinder the whole, and a
good stand for any kind of business. For particulars,
enquire of Henry Uftick, on the premises, who will
give an indisputable title for the fame.
J*J Bonds, with good Security, will be taken in pay
ment.
Just imported, and to be fold by
WILLIAM PARSONS,
To be L E T,
SAMUEL FRANKLIN,
HAS FOR SALE,
A Quantity of COCAO of the
best Quality, JAMAICA SPIRITS, PIMENTO,
JAMAICA SUGARS, and EUROPEAN GOODS
as usual.
To be SOLD at public Vendue,
On the thirtieth day of March next, on the premises;
THE FARM belonging to the estate of John Field,
late of Flushing,deceafed, containing one hundred
and sixty acres of good land, adjoining a Bay about half
a mile, which affords a great plenty of salt feed for stock,
and is very convenient for oystering, claming, fifhing,
and fowling in their seasons. The said farm is well
watered with firings, and there is a great plenty of fire
wood, an orchard, part grafted with good fruit. On said
farm there is also a dwelling house, kitchen, barn, and
sundry other out-houses, a good spring near the house,
and a running brook before the door, near the house, that
was never known to be dry, which is a very convenient
watering place for stock. The said farm lays three miles
from Flushing town, and about half a mile from the
Sounds Also a piece of good salt meadow, containing
nine or ten acres, and a piece of up-land adjoining said
meadow, with a good spring of water in the up-land.
The vendue to begin at two o'clock in the afternoon, on
said day, when the condition's of sale may be seen, and
an indifputabk title given to the purchaser by the sub
scriber, JOHN FIELD.
For the Conveniency of the Public.
January the 20th, 1775.
NOTICE is hereby given to
inform, That the Town Clerk's Office is re
moved to the House lately occupied by John Jay, Esq;
in the Broad-Way, next Door to the one in which the
late Mr. Chambers lived ;--.where the usual Business
of said Office is executed, —and where Conveyances,
Mortgages, Wills, Letters of Attorney, and all other
Instruments whatsoever, are effectually drawn, with
Secrecy and Dispatch.
N. B. All such Conveyances and Mortgages as are
drawn in said Office, will be recorded gratis ; — a con
siderable Saving to those that incline to perpetuate their
Title.
FIVE DOLLARS Reward.
RUN-AWAY the 23d of January, from the sub
scriber, an apprentice lad, about 18 years of age,
named Joseph Burwell : Had on and took with him two
check woollen shirts, a wilton mixed coloured coat, a leather
coat, and a red furtout coat. He is a carpenter by trade,
ffiort and well set, much pitted with the small pox, and
has yellowish brown hair. He had a cut on one leg just
above the (hoe, which was not healed up when he went
away. Whoever will take up and bring said apprentice
to me, at Springfield, East New-Jersey, ffiall have the
above reward from me
TO BE SOLD,
By the fubferiber, at private file, the following houses
and lots of land, in Princeton, in the Province of
New-Jersey,
THE house the fubferiber now
"'" '"' built of stone, and
J^^^r^X :T"-\ two stories high, in length 53 feet,
80881 I and 30 in breadth; there are on
; —q 'be ‘ r " "°° r ' ve r °° ms 'with a
W W M fi re place j n every room, one of
a iJO a which was formed for a store, and
a^rc^lffll is excellently adapted for that pur
pose, being 1S feet in front, and
go feet in depth. The second
floor contains fix rooms, with fire places in three of them.
A commodious cellar runs under the greater part of the
building, and a large convenient garret over the whole.
This house may easily be converted into two diftinft tene
ments, A kitchen 22 feet long and 16 wide; a negro
houfe, a well, a garden, and convenient yard. A barn,
1 stable, and a chair-house under one roof, 50 feet long
and 20 wide, fixed on stone pedestals, and covered and
inclofed with cedar.
A brick house, two stories high, two rooms on the
firft,floor, and three on the second ; a good garret, and a
cellar -kitchen, that extends under the whole house. To
this Belongs a lot containing one acre of land.
A small frame house, with a well and garden. Forty
eight acres of good, cleared, and well improved land ad
joining the said town. The land is divided into four
fields, in proper sense ; 12 acres of which is meadow,
yielding yearly about 12 tons of hay, chiefly clover and
spear-grass. The rest of the land is equally good for
pasture or tillage, A constant stream of water runs
through the meadow-ground, which may, at little ex
pence, be so turned, as to wash and fertilize every part
of it.
Little need be said of a village so well known as
Princeton, situated about mid-way between the cities of
New-York and Philadelphia, and in the heart of a fertile
thriving country, its advantages in point of trade must
necessarily be many and great. This cannot fail of
recommending it to traders. Nor is it less inviting to
persons fond of an elegant retreat, or of having their
children pass through a course of education under their
own immediate care and infection. Princeton is seated
on a beautiful eminence, commanding an extensive prof
ped, and so remarkably healthful, that several gentle
men, perhaps on that account chiefly, have made choice
of it as the place of their abode. Surrounded too by an
agreeable set of neighhours, it has every requisite to
render retirement easy and delightful. The stone house
already described, consisting of several apartments, and
being within an hundred yards of the college, would
suit extremely a person disposed to let lodgings and take
in boarders. The purchaser of the whole, or of any
part of the premises, muff pay down one half of the
purchase money ; for the other half easy payments will
be given. The title is unqueftionable.'
The fubferiber hath for sale, an assortment of DRY
GOODS, which he will dispose of at a low rate for cash,
country produce, or ffiort credit. Also a Negro man and
two Negro boys.
The fubferiberrequefts all persons indebted to him on
bond, Aote)~ or book account, to make immediate pay
ment. He is desirous of quitting business, and closing
his affairs. To pay those to whom he is indebted, it is
neceftary that those should firft pay who are indebted to
him.
RICHARD PATERSON.
To be SOLD,
THE dwelling-house and lot of ground in Maiden-
Lane, now in the possession of Elias Brovort : The
lot is in front and rear 27 feet wide, and in length 170
feet. The house and situation is exceeding commodious
and pfeafant, either for a merchant or private gentleman.
A considerable part, or the whole of the money, may
remain at interest in the hands of the purchaser, (if re
quired) upon proper Securities. For further particulars,
apply to the said ELIAS BROVORT.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
jN. . B. All persons are forbid entertaining or employing
raid apprentice.
To be SOLD,
A Good FAR M, pleasantly situated at the south
fide of Staten-Island, near Prince's-Bay, Richmond
County, and province of N^w-York, formerly in the
pofleflion 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, may apply to
Hannah Garrison, living on the premises, or Henry
Perine, adjoining the premises, who will givea good title
to the purchafOT.
A most valuable purchase to be made,
ON the sale by Mrs. Sbuckburgb of tbe two boufes and
lot °f ground in tbe Broadway, between the lota of
General Robertson, and Thomas Smith, Esq; it ba, every
advantage for bealtb, pkafantnefs, and convenience, that a
gentleman can desire. There is a fine large lot in tbe neigh
bouring Alley for fables, and a coach boufe contiguous. The
main lot extends two hundred feet font, tbe river ; there is a
full view from tbe lot (that can never be obfru&d) of tbe
Bay down to tbe Narrows, and of tbe passage across tbe
river, to and from Powles-Hooh. Tbe title indifoutable.
Enquire for tbe conditions of sale from Mrs. Sbuckburgb, at
Mrs. Toss oppofae to Dr. Charlton's, in tbe Broadway,
JOHNARTW
Nearly opposite Mr. William Walton's, above Peck's
flip, has received by the left vessels from London, a
large assortment of the best kindsof
GARDEN SEEDS;
THE best early charlton, golden hotfpur, large and
dwarf marrow, egg, Spanish morotto, and buffi
peas ; mazagon, long pod, Sandwich, broad Spanish and
best Windforbeans ; Strafburg, blood red, Portugal, white
Spanish, and silver skin onion ; London leek, early green,
white stone, and red round turnip ; orange and lemon
carrots, parsnip, red and white beet; salmon, London,
ffiort top, white turnip, and black Spanish raddifh ; chef
vil corn fallad, green and white curdled and Batavia
endive ; white and green cofs, Silesia, imperial, brown
Dutch cabbage and capuchin lettuce; Italian and solid
ftaiked ceblery, fellaryac, asparagus, broad leav'd, curled
and Hamburgh parftey; broad leaf and prickly fpinnage
long, prickly, green and white Turkey cucumber; early
and late collyflower, early sugar loaf, Batterfea and York
/hire cabbage ; Russia, large field, and red Dutch do. green
and yellow savoy, Scotch kail, purple, white and green
brockoli ; thyme, summer and winter savory, sweet mar
joram, bazil, fennel, hyfop, and double marygold ; red
and white clover, and la lucern graft feed.
Also at the fame place may be had, any quantity of
American garden feeds for exportation to the Weft-Indies,
or southern provinces, particularly saved from the best
plants of the different kinds, and warranted of the growth
of the last season. Likewise this country fplit-peafe in
great perfection.
To be SOLD at public Vendue,
At the Merchant's Coffee-Houfe, on the third day of
March next, the following very valuable lots of land,
lying in the township of
Dunmore 1000 acres.? ~ ,
Hillfborough 100 0 ditto. § cl ° uc efter county.
Virgin Hall, 1000 ditto.l
Also 1000 acres in a trad of (, , ~
10,000 granted to James Abeel ( umberland county,
arid others.J
To all persons interested in the trad of land
hereafter-mentioned, containing 3000 acres,
WHEREAS Abraham Hafbrook, Jacobus Bruyn,
and Richard Efdall, pursuant to 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 the said commissioners did
set apart to the persons holding the undivided rights of the
town of Gofben, commonly called the Goffien town
rights) a certain trad of land of about three thousand
acres, situate in the said patent, on the weft fide of the
drowned lands, and bounded as follows : beginning at a
heap of ftonesin the line of the Jersey claim, fix miles
from the Minifinck mountains; thence south fifty four
degrees, weft sixty four chains, to a white oak tree marked;
thence north forty five degrees and fifteen minutes, weft
four hundred and fifty four chains, to a traverse line run
along the foot of said mountains , thence along the said
line north easterly, as it runs to the aforefaid Jersey claim ;
thence south forty five degrees and fifteen minutes, east
four hundred and eighty chains to the place of beginning,
containing three thousand acres of land, as by the pro
ceedings of the said commissioners, filed in the Secretary's
office of the said colony, and in the clerk's office of the
said county of Orange, will fully appear. We the fobferi
bers being part owners of the said trad of three thousand
acres, and being desirous of having partition made of the
fame, pursuant to an aft of the Lieutenant Governor,
the Council, and the General Aflembly of the colony of
New-York, entitled, " An aft for the more effectual
collecting his Majesty's quit-rents in the colony ofNew-
York, and tor partition of lands in order thereto," passed
the eighth day of January, one thousand seven hundred
and sixty-two, and of another certain a& of the Governor,
the^ Council, and General Assembly of New-York,
entitled, “ An aft to continue an aft, entitled, An act
for the more effectual collecting his Majesty's quit-rents
in the colony of New-York, and for partition of lands in
order thereto;" and also to continue one other aCt,
entitled, <' An aftto explain part of an aft, entitled, An
aft for the more effectual collecting his Majesty's quit-rents
in the colony of New-York, and for partition of lands in
order thereto," palled the thirtieth day of December, one
thousand seven hundred and sixty-eight. We do therefore,
hereby give notice, that Joshua Davis, Elnathan Corey,
and James Dolfon, all of the precinctof Gofhen, persons
not interested in the said lands, are appointed commissioners
for the partition of the said lands, and that they, the
said commissioners will meet on Monday the 1 sth day of
May next, at the house of Samuel Gale, in the town of
Gofhen, in the said county of Orange, Inn-keeper, to
proceed to the partition of the said lands, and all persons
interested in the said lands, are hereby required to attend
on the day and at the place aforefaid, for the purpose
above-mentioned. And Whereas it may be incon
venient for Some of the proprietors to attend at Goffien,
with their title deeds ; we the fubferiber# desire all such
persons to apply to William Beekman, of the city of
New-York, merchant, or William Wickham, of the
lame city, attorney at law, as loon as conveniently may
be, and acquaint them with the proportions they respec
tively hold in the said three thousand acres of land, and
produce to them their deeds; And it is further desired,
that all proprietors in and about Gofhen, would, previous
to the above mentioned meeting, produce their title deeds
to Daniel Everitt, Henry Wifner, or Peter Clowes, in
order that their respective proportions in the said three
thousand, acres may be particularly known.
Given under our hands the ninth day of February,
one thousand seven hundred and feventy-five.
William Wickham,
William Beekman.
TO BE SOLD,
ONE of the best FARMS in Dutchefs-county, lying
and situate in old Poughquage, Fishkill, about 16
miles from the north-river; said farm contains 329 acres of
choice good land, 70 acres of which is extraordinary
meadow land, well cleared and fit for the fithe, and pro
duces hay in great abundance; 80 acres of good timber
land, and the rest of the said farm is all exceeding good
plough land, and easy to till, besides afine bearing orchard
of 500 of the best fruit trees. Also one of the best
gardens in the county, in good order and finely inclofed.
Also there is a good dwelling-house, with four fire places
and neatly finifhed. Also a good barn and other out
houses, besides barracks. Said farm is pleasantly situated
and well watered, (by never failing brooks and springs)
and in^ good fence ; there is also a fine range for young
cattle in the mountains adjoining said farm ; also, a fine
grist mill and saw mill within a quarter of a mile of said
premises, adjoining the said - farm. Any person having a
mind to purchase the fame, may apply to the fubferiber,
now on the premises, who will give an indisputable title
for the fame, and render the time of payments easy.
JOSHUA CARMAN, jun.
N. B, The said Carman is going to New-York to live.
TO BE SOLD,
A Likely young Negro Fellow, upwards of 20
years old, very fit to attend on a gentleman.
For particulars apply to Hugh Gainst
DR. R Y A N'S
INCOMPARABLE WORM-DESTROYING
SUGAR PLUMBS,
Necessary to be kept in all FAMILIES.
SO exceeding!, valued b, all People voko have bad
oj them in Great-Britain and Ireland, jor their
tranfeendent Excellency in tbe defraying Worms o' all
kinds botbin tbe Bodies of Men, Women, and Children,
bj not only breaking the Knots in tbe Duodenum, or
Gut next tbe Stomach, but they pass through tbe
fmalkfl Passages oj tbe Body, and purge away those
ropy audfimy Humours nubich are the" Cause of those
pernicious Fermin, and tbe Source of many other
Inorders; they are one of tbe.beflPurges in the vobole
World for gross bodied Children that are apt to breed
Worms, and have large Bellies-,their Operation is
mild, fape and pleasant ; tbe, vsonderfull, cleanse tbe
Bowels of all jiiff and clammy Humours which fop up
tbe Parts, and prevent tbe Juice of Food from being
conveyed to the Liver and made Blood, which is often
tbe Cefe with Children, and is attended with a bard
Belly,finking Breath, frequent Fevers, Rickets, and
a Decay oj Strength in tbe lower Parts : Likewije
fettled Aches and Pains in tbe Head, Swellings, old
bores, Scabs, Tetters, or Breakings-out, will be per
fefll, cured, and the Blood and Skin reflored to it,
original Purity and Smootbnefs; Ibe, purge by Urine,
or Ulcers in the Kidneys. Tbe, at once frike at tbe
true Cause of tbe Scurvy and entirely defroy it, and all
Scorbutick Humours and Effefis, Root and Branch, so
as never to return again; and what makes them more
commendable is, tbe, are full as agreeable to both Tafe
and Sight, as Loaf Sugar ; and in their Operation as
innocent as new Milk.
I have by tbefe Plumbs cured a great many Children
oj Whooping, or Chin-coughs and Agues, which Dis
tempers are ver, common and troublesome to Families,
and tbe Want of tbefe Plumbs are tbe Ruin of many
Childrens Confitutions.
Tbefe Plumbs enrich and sweeten the whole Mass of
Blood, carry off all gross, corrupt and putrid Humours,
and create afrejb and bealtby Complexion in such as
are affefled by an, putrid Matter.
Tbe Plumb is a great Dieuretick, cleaning tbe Reins
of Slime ; it expels Wind, and is afovereign Medicine in
tbe Cholic andgriping oj tbe Guts. It allays and carries
off four Vapours which occasion man, Disorders in tbe
Head. It opens all ObfruTlions in tbe Stomach, Lungs,
Liver, Reigns and Bladder ; causes a good Appetite, and
helps Digefion. It hath beenfound wonderfullyfuccefsful
tofuch Persons as are going into Chronical Difempers, as
Afibmas, Pbtifeks, or Sborknefs of Breath, Dropfes
and Yellow Jaundice. Now I hope all impartial Persons
are fatisjied, that ,tbe Medicine which Works ujon fueb
Humours, will abnof reach an, Difember, if not too
far gone, face Corruption and Putrefaction are th*
fore-runners of all Diseases- ,therefore no better Pbyjick
can be taken for all Ages, Sexes and Confitutions,j'rone
Infancy to an old Age. Tbefe Plumbs are highly
forviecable to tbe Female Sex, from tbe Age of 14 to
20 Years, and from 40 to 50. Each Box contains one
Dozen of tbefe Plumbs, Price 8 Shillings, with
Directions. Sold by
HUGH GAIN E.
Diognofick Signs of Worms.
PALENESS in tbe Face, itching of tbe Nose,
boUexumefs of tbe Eyes, grating of tbe Teeth avben
afeep, Dulnefs, Pains, and Heauinefs in tbe Head, a
dry Cough, an itching in tbe Fundament, niobite and
tbickUrine, unquiet Jleep, often farting, loft Appetite,
fwell'd Belly, knanving and biting about tbe Stomach,
frightful Dreams, extreme Thirds, tbe Bod, decay'd
and lean, Fits, often Vomiting, finking Breath, &c.
Choice Madeira wine,
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.
Also, the unparallellkd
Issue Plaifters, Orange Peas, and
Peas for Issues.
INDIG O.
A Few Calks of best COPPER
INDIGO to be fold cheap for Cash, by
WILLIAM R. V. CORTLAND,
At BEEKMAN'a-SLIP,
'lO 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
Tryon, by the executors of the last will and testament of
Sir William Johnson, Bart, deceased, and in pursuance
of the fame, sundry trafts of valuable" land, viz. A
tract granted to Michael Byrne and others, situate near
Schohary, and containing about 19,000 acres ; another
traft near the lame, being a fourth part of a tra& granted
to Lawyer, and others; another tra& extending along
the Adaguightinge, or Charlotte River, being a Branch
of Sufquahanna, about 23,000 acres, of which will be
fold. Another tra& 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
tracks are directed by the said will to be fold by the said
executors, and the monies arising therefrom applied as
th-r^n m otioned. r Any person or persons inclined to
treat for the fame, or any part thereof, before the day of
sale, 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 sale before mentioned.
Also to be fold at public vendue (if not by private sale
any time before) the 26th day of April next, a house
and lot of ground in New-York, lying 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 inihe 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 grant deeds for the above farm and houses, &c.
To be fold at public VENDUE,
On the premises, the twenty-second day of April next,
or at private sale any time before,
THE farm lately belonging to 'Mr. Andrew Myer,
about two miles and a half from Elizabeth-Town,
on the lower road that leads from said town to Newark ;
the farm containing between 30 and 40 acres, five acres
°[^hich is frefh meadow ; also two good orchards, con
taining between two and 300 choice fruit trees, with ahdufe
and barn ; and at the fame time and place, sundry cattle
and houfhold furniture.