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by the Continental Congress, or agreed upon by the
proposed Convention of Deputies of this Province,
for the Purposes of preserving and fixing oir Consti
tution on a permanent Basis, and oppofmg the several
despotic and oppressive A&s of the Britilh Parlia
ment, until the wished for Reconciliation between
Great-Britain and America, on Constitutional Prin
ciples, can be obtained.
That a general Committee be chosen by this Tc vn
for the Purposes aforefaid, and that we will be di
re&ed by, and support them in all Things refpe&ing
the Common Cause, the Preservation of Peace, good
Order, the Safety of Individuals and private Pro
perty.
The Committee having seriously taken into Con
sideration, as well the prefect alarming and very
extraordinary Cojidu& of the British Ministry, for
carrying into Execution sundry A&s of Parliament
for the express Purpose of raising a Revenue in Ame
rica, and other unconstitutional Measures therein
mentioned, as also the cruel A&s of Hostility that
have been a&ually commenced for this Purpose by
the Regular Forces under General Gage, against our
Brethren of the Colony of the Maflehufets-Bay, in
New-England; and not knowing how soon this
Province may be in a State of Confufion and Dis
order, jf there are not some effectual Measures
fpeedily'taken to prevent the fame, This Committee
are unanimously of Opinion, and do hereby advise
and dire&, that the Chairman do immediately call
a Provincial Congress to meet at Trenton, on Tues
day the Twenty-third Day of this Instant, in order
to confider of and determine such Matters as may
come before them ; and the several Counties are
hereby desired to nominate and appoint their respec
tive Deputies for the fame, as speedily as may be,
with full and ample Powers for such Purposes as
may be thought necessary from the peculiar Exigen
cies of the Province.
HENDRICK FISHER, Chairman.
i^f^t^Zxß iirc^i£CTmxCTa^¥ri^^
To the P ÜBLI£
The New STAGE COACHES,
THAT conftantlyply between New-York and Phi
ladelphia, the one sets out from Powles-Hook
Ferry, opposite New-York, and the other from Mr.
Little's, in Fourth-Street, between Marketand Chefnut-
Streets, at the Sign of the Indian Qceen, in Philadel
phia, every Tuesday and Friday Morning, at @r before
Sunrise, and meet at Princetown the fame Nights, where
they exchange Padengeis, and return the next Day to
Powles-Hook Ferry and Philadelphia, so as to perform
the Journeyin two Days from New-York to Philadel
phia. The Price for each Passenger in the Coach, is
Thirty Shillings, and out Passengers Twenty Shillings.
Proc. Each Passenger allowed to take i 4 lb. Baggage, and
above that to pay Two Pence per pound.
The Flying Machine
• Still continues, and sets out every Monday and Thurs
day Mornings from Powles-Hook Ferry, opposite New-
York, and from the Sign of the Cross-Keys in Philadel
phia, at the Corner of Third and Chefnut-Streets, and
meet at Princeton the fame Nights, exchange Passengers,
and return the next Day to Fowles-Hook Ferry, and
Philadelphia, so as to perform the Journey in two Days.
The Price for each Passenger Twenty-one Shillings, and
Goods as usual, only each Passenger allowed i 4 lb. The
Passengers are desired to cross over the Ferry to Fowles-
Hook the Evening before, as the Stages set off early.
It is hoped that this very expensive Undertaking will
meet with Encouragement from all Ladies and Gentle
men, as they may depend upon pundual Peformance, by
The Public's most obliged Servant,
John Mercereau.
PU RSUANT to a power contained in a certain indent
ture of mortgage, duly made and executed by Comfort
Severs, to me the fubicriber, bearing date the 15th day
of April, in the year of our Lord 1769, public notice is
hereby given, that there will be exposed to sale at public
auction or vendue, at the City-Hall of the city of Al
bany, in the province of New-York, on the 25th day
of October next, at to o'clock in the forenoon, pursuant
to the directions of an aft of the legislature of the colonv
of New-York, entitled, “ An aft for the more effectual
registry of mortgages, and for securing the purchasers of
mortgaged estates ;" passed the 19th day of March, 1774,
all that certain dwellißg-houfe and lot of ground, situate
lying and being in the Second-Ward of the said city of
Albany ; containing in breadth on the east and weft,
31 feet g inches, and in length on both sides, 142 feet'
all English measure ; together with the appurtenances,
unless the principal money and interest due upon and
secured by the said mortgage, be before that time paid and
difeharged. Given under my hand this 14th day of
May, in the year of our Lord 1775.
ABRAHAM C. CUYLER.
looted, That Isaac Ogden, Esq; Capt, Philip Van
Cortlandt, Messrs. Dethuel Pierfon,and Caleb Camp,
be the Deputies to represent this Township, in the
Provincial Congress referred to in the Allocation.,
The general Committee also mentioned in the
Association was then chosen, confiding of Forty
four.
Agreed, That the Powers delegated to the Deputies
and General Committee continue until the Expira
tion of five Weeks after the rising of the next Con
tinental Congress, and no longer.
Agreed, That the General Committee have Power
to appoint one or more Sub-Committees, to a& on
any Emergency.
ISAAC LONGWORTH, Town-Clerk.
AT a Meeting of the New-Jersey Provincial
Committee of Correspondence (appointed by
the Provincial Congress) at the City of New-Brun
swick, on Tuesday the second Day of May, Anno
Domini, 1775, agreeable to the Summons of Hen
drick Fisher, Esq; Chairman.
The General Committee immediately convened
and elected Lewis Ogden, Esq; Chairman, Doctor
William Burnet, Deputy-Chairman, and Elisha
Boudinot, Esq; Clerk of the said Committee.
Agreed, That the above-named Lewis Ogden, Esq;
Do&or William Burnet, Elisha Boudinot, Esq; Isaac
Ogden, Esq; and Mr. Isaac Longworth, be a Com-,
mittee of Conrefpondence forthe laid Town..
A true Copy from the Minutes,
ELISHA BOUDINOT, Clk. of Com.
Samuel Tucker, Joseph Borden, Joseph Riggs,
Isaac Pierson, John Chetwood, Lewis Ogden, liaac
Ogden, Abraham Hunt, and Elias Boudinot, Efqrs.
Lads ' I Palmeto or Straw Hats
Boys', ) and Caps.
and several very genteel articles, the property of an wn
fortunate person.
JOHN BURT LYN®
LIVING in the Broadway, opposite the Luthern
Chutch,
PRESENT,
HENDRICK FISHER, Esq; Chairman.
Broadaway, Green.
S. STUVENG and A. HOWELLS
milliners.
From Mr. Paulin's ware-house, London,
ACQUAINT the ladies in general, that we intend
to carry on the millinary branch in all its perfections,
and from the peculiar connections we have in London^
we can assure the ladies, that as soon as unity is restored
between America and the Mother Country, we shall al
ways be Applied with the best of articles in the above
branch, as also the newest fafhions. We will make it
our chief care to merit the kind encouragement we have
already experienced, and the executing of our work we
flatter ourselves will give fatisfaCtion. Tambour taught
in all its perfections.
N. B. Unfurnished apartments to be let at the above
place.
Original Haerlem O 1
Sold by HUGH GAINE,
Albany, City-Hall, April Bth, 1775.
WE the fubferibers now in actual confinement,
do notify all our creditors, that we intend to
petition the General Assembly of this province, at their*
next session, for an aft to difeharge os from our debts,
upon delivering up all our estates for the benefit of our
creditors# Signed by
JACOB HILTON,
JOHN VAN HUSEN,
JOSIAH TERRILL,
JAMES PALMER,
AARON PUTMAN,
OLIVER RUSSELL,
_ JOHN CONKLING, fan.
New-lfork Goa!, April 29, 1775.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Thomas Vernon, an insolvent debtor, confined in
the goal of the city of New-York, one of the persons
named in a certain ad of the Governor, Council, and
General Assembly, entitled, " An act for the relief of
insolvent debtors within this colony, with refpe& to the
imprisonment of their persons;" that the said infrlveat
debtors have presented his petition to the Hom Daniel
Horfmanden and Thomas Junes, Efyrires, two, of the
judges of the supreme court of judicature for the province
of New-York ; which petition, together with an account
and inventory annexed to the fame, is agreeable to the
direction of the said act, filed with the clerk of said
court, for the infpefLon of the creditors aforefaid ; and
the said insolvent debtors hereby notify the said credi
tors, that he intends to apply to the said judges, on
Thursday the firfe day of June next, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, at the chief justices chamber, situate in Smith
street, in said city, tor his difeharge, agreeable to the
directions of the said aft.
Ntw-Jctyj,) 5 Y order of the Interior Court ot Com-
Efe County.', mon Pleas, in and for the county
aforefaid : notice is hereby given to all the creditors 0
Moses Clark, an insolvent debtor, confined in the goa
of Newark, in the said county, that they be and appea
before any two Judges of said Court, at the Court
House of the said county, on Tuesday the 16,th of May
inst. at oneo'clock in the afternoon of the said day, to
ihew cause, if any they have, why an alignment of laid
debtor's estate ffiould not be made to such persons as shall
be then and there appointed, and he be released from his
confinement, agreable to the directions of an a& of the
Governor, Council, and General Assembly of New-J^r
fey, lately passed, entitled, “ An Act for the Relief of
Insolvent Debtors."
The Public are hereby informed that the
Baking Business
FORMERLY carried on by John Klein, in Sloat-
Alley, is continued by JACOB POZER, in
Bridge-street, (commonly called Wynkoop-ftreet) opposite
in the Rear to the Hon. John Watts. Said Pozer fol
licits the Favour of the Public in general, and will be
much obliged for a Continuance of the former Customers
of said Klein; assuring all who may employ him, that
be will endeavour all in his Power, to merit their Favours.
Westchester Gaol, April 17, 1775.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Henry Cotaunt, Henry Bonker, John Anderson,
Abraham Yeamans, Isaac Jones, Joseph Todd, and
William Brown, insolvent debtors, confined in the gaol
at the White-Plains, in the county of Westchester, being
seven of the persons named in a certain aft of the Go
vernor, Council, and General Assembly, entitled, “ An
aft for the relief of insolvent debtors within this colony,
with refpe& to the imprisonment of their persons ;" that
they the said insolvent debtors have presented their petitions
to the Worfhipful John Thomas, and Jonathan Fowler,
Efauires, two of the judges of the Inferior Court for
the said county of Westchester ; which petitions, together
with their accounts and inventories annexed to the fame,
are filed with the Clerk of said Court, for the infpeCtion
of the creditors aforefaid ; and the said insolvent debtors
do hereby notifiy their said creditors, that they intend to
appt to the said Judges, on Friday the 26th of May next,
at Westchester aforefaid, for their difeharge, agreeable
to the direction of the said a&.
Albany Goal, May 1, 1775.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given to all the Creditors of
Sebastian Keyferick, Samuel Loadman, Dennis Sul
livan, John Wolf Rylin, Jacob Barney, and John R.
Wendell, insolvent Debtors confined in this Goal, that
they have presented their Petitions to the Hon. Volkert
P. Douw, Jacob C. Ten Eyck, Henry Bleecker, and
Abraham Ten Broeck, four of the Judges of the Inferior
Court of Common Pleas of the City and County of Al
bany; which Petitions, with their Accounts and Inven
tories annexed to the fame, are filed in the Clerk's Office
of this City, for the infpeaion of their Creditors, agree
able to the Directions of a certain Act of the Lieut. Go
vernor, the Council, and General Assembly of this Co
lony, entitled, “An Aft for the Relief of insolvent
Debtors within this Colony, with refpe& to the Impri
fanment of their Persons;" made and passed the 3d Day
of April last, in which said A& they are named ; and they
do hereby notify their refpe&ive Creditors that they in
tend to apply to the said Judges, or any two of them, on
Saturday the 3d Day of June next, atz'o'Clock in the
Afternoon, at the City Hall of this City, for their Dif
eharge agreeable to the Directions of said Aft.
The Flying Machine,
""I™"''' "' '° ''y between Hackenfack and Powles-
T Hook, will, for the fake of a better and shorter
road, begin on Saturday the 13th day of May, and thence
forth continue to drive from Hackenfack to Roebuck, to
set off from Hackenfack every Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday, at fix o'clock in the morning, and to return
from Hoebuck at two o'clock in the afternoon of the
fame days. As the fubferiber, in this alteration, has
consulted the convenience and benefit of the public, has
farnifhed himfelf with four good horses, and provided a
new and very commodious Machine for the better Ac
commodation of passengers; he hopes for the countenance
and encouragement of the public, and shall endeavour to
merit their favour, by care and attention. Paffengers'
carried at zs. 6d. each, andbaggage at a reasonable rate,
ANDREW VAN BUSKIRK.
Immediately wanted,
A Gentleman of good moral Character, that perfectly
understands the Latin and Greek Languages, and
the Mathematicks, and is willing to undertake the Tui
tion of two or three young Gentlemen in a private Fami
ly. A Premium of £. 70, Sterl. per Annum, with his
Accommodations, will be given to a Gentleman qualified
as above. To prevent needless Applications, no Person
but of unexceptionable Character, will be treated with.
Inquire of the printer.
Poughkeepsie Goal, April 14, 1775.
NOTICE is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Isaac Finch and Titus Knapp, insolvent debtors,
being two of the persons named in a certain aft of the
Governor, Council, and General Assembly of the colony
of New-York, entitled, “An aCt for the relief of in
solvent debtors within this colony, with refpe€t to the
imprisonment of their persons ;" pafs'd the 3d day of
April inst. that they the said insolvent debtors have pre
sented their petitions to two of the judges of the inferior
court of the county of Dutchefs ; and they do hereby
notify their refpe&ive creditors, that they intend to apply,
to the said judges, on tire 23d day of May inst. for their
difeharge, agreeable to the directions of the said a&.
WHEREAS Jacob C. Ten Eyc'k, Anthony Ten
Eyck, and Daniel G. Vzn Antwerp, did make,
and with their hands subscribe a certain writing, bearing
date the 9th day of December, in the year of our Lord
1774, and published the fame twelve weeks' futceffi vely
in James Rivington's New-Yorli Gazetteer, or Con
necticut, Hwdfon's River, New-Jersey, and Quebec
Weekly Advertiser, and the New-Yorii Gazette and the
Weekly Mercury, printed by Hugh Gaine, being two of
the public news-papers of this colony ; which said wri
ting is by the tenor thereof directed to all persons infer
efted in the lands hereafter mentioned, and recites, that
whereas Andries Coeyemans, the fun and heir of Barent
Pieterfe Coeyemans, after the decease of the said Parent,
by his humble petition presented to Robert Hunter, Esq;
then Captain General and Governor in Chief of the
province of New-York, did set forth, that his said fa
ther in his life-time, and at his death, stood seized of a
certain trad of land, tenements, grist-mill and saw-mills,
and other inheritance, with their appurtenances, situate,
'lying and being in and near the manor of Renflelaer
wyck, in the county of Albany, as of an estate in fee
Ample, to him, his heirs, and assigns forever, by the
grants or patents of former governors of this fame pro
vince, andother meanconveyances in the law, and prayed
to have the fame granted and confirmed to him; his heirs
and aligns forever, by the boundaries hereafter menti
oned and confirmed within the bounds and limits of his
father's said patents and deeds for greater certainty and
plainness, that is to fay, Beginning at a certain creek
called Peter Brunk'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 Ryerfan'sifland, to
a certain foiall run of watery thence from the said river
backwardsup intethe woods weft and by north, half a
point more northerly, twelve miles English measure, 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 of which diflance la& mentioned a
straight line drawn northerly until it meets and closes
with the weft end aforefaid, northerly bounds makes the
wefteriy bounds thereof, and the easterly bounds thereof
is the said Hudson's River. And whereas her late Ma
jetty Queen Anne, in consequence of and pursuant to
the prayer of the said petition, by her letters patent un
der the great seal of the province of New-York, bearing
date the 26th day of 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 traft 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 October, 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,
unto 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 Renffelaerwjck, by such metes and
bounds as are particularly mentioned and described in the
said letters patent lad above in part recited. And whereas
the said Aryantie 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 fajd Samuel Coeyemans, 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 confederation therein
mentioned, did grant, bargain, fell, atien, enfeoff, remife,
release, and confirm, unto Coenradt Ten F.yck, and his
heirsand assigns forever, all his the said Samuel Coeye
mans estate, right, title, interest, property, poffeffiem,
claim and demand whatsoever, both in law and equity,
of or into all such parts, purparts, Ihares, 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 expressed ; 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
Tacob 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 trad tor parcel of land so
granted as aforefaid, and that the said commiflioners
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 *77fr
ROBERT YATES, 1 Com-
THOMAS PALMER, Smiffi-
CASPER M. HALENBECK, ) oners.
PETER SCHERMERHORN,
Has for SALE,
A Quantity of Pimento, Dear-skins, Rice, best
Copper Indigo, and a few Tons Hemp.
Newjerfy, )OY °" er °'^e Inferior Court of Cent-
Eflex'cGunty,) 1O mon Pleas, in and for the county
aforefaid; notice is hereby given to all the creditors of
John Vander Pool, John Dow, William Jenkins, and
Daniel Cayfwell, insolvent debtors confined in the goal
of Newark, in said county, that they be and appear
before any two Judges of said county, at the Court House
of said county, on Tuesday the 16th of May inst. at
one o'clock in the afternoon of the said day, to ffiew cause,
if any they have, why an alignment of the said debtors
estates, should not be made to such persons as shall be
then and there appointed, and to be released from their
confinement, agreeable to the directions of an aft of the
Governor, Council and General Assembly of New-
Jersey, lately passed, entitled, “ A Supplementary Aft
to an Aft, entitled, An Aft for the Relief of Insolvent
Debtors.
JOHN YOUN G,
SCHOOL-MASTER,
Is removed from the Broad-Way, to the house where
Captain Joseph Willfon formerly lived, in Eletcher
btreet, between Captain Nicholas Bogart's and the Livery
Stables formerly kept by Messrs. Allen and Dyckman,,
and opposite the rear of Jacobus Lefferts, Esq; near the
Fly-Market, where he continues teaching Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, and Merchants Ac
counts, in the newest and most coacife methods for
business. He is also well acquainted with mercantile
business, foreign and domestic, and with drawing bonds,
bills of sale, powers ,of attorney, deeds, mortgages,
alignments, charterparties, petitions, indentures, articles
of agreement, &c, Gentlemen and Ladies disposed to
favour him with the tuition of their children, or employ
him in any of the above branches, may depend on having
their orders executed on reasonable terms, with care and
difyatch.
Westchester Gaol, April 17, 1775.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Philip Riche, an insolvent debtor confined in the
goal at the White-Plains, in the county of Westchester,
being one of rhe persons named' in a certain aft of the
Governor, Council, and General Assembly, entitled,
“ An aft for the relief of insolvent debtors within this
colony, with refpe& to the imprisonment of their per
lons; that he the said info!vent debtor has presented his
petition to the Worlhipful John Thomas and Jonathan
Fowler, Esquires, two ot the Judges of the Interior
Court forthe said county ot Westchester ; which petition
together with his accounts and inventories annexed to the
fame, are filed with the Clerk of said Court, for the
inipeaion of the creditors aforefaid ; and the said infoi
v^nt debtor does hereby notify his creditors, that he in
tendsto apply to the said judges, on Thursday theist
of June next, at Westchester aforefaid, for his difeharge,
agreeable to the direction of the said aft.
Juli now arrived from Philadelphia,
Doctor HlLL's'
Newly improved,
GREAT STOMACHICK TINCTURE.
THIS is a very excellent medicine for all weak sto
machs, it gives a good, healthy appetite, and a
found digestion.; and as most diseases have certainly their
origin in a weak stomach, so, by the ule of this tincture
they may be prevented.
Also, a freffi quantity of Dr. HILL's
AMERICAN BALSAM,
Of which the goodness is now so well known in Ame
rica, as being an infallible, and the most innocent, lure,
and effectual medicine for any disorders in. the breast,
cold, cough, swimming in the head, and for children in
the whooping cough, and in most other disorders. By the
propper use of this balsam, for a reasonable time, many
have also received, great benefit and relief, and some arc
effectually cured of the most painful rhumatifms, cholic,
gravel, andrin consumptions. Dr. Hill's own dirediona
printed in London, are wrapt about each bottle: The
price therein mentioned is meant sterling money; but
for the benefit of the poor, it it is allowed to be fold ire
New-York for 4s. lod, a bottle, and by the dozen 4 s, 4 d.
a bottle, currency ; and to prevent counterfeiting, this
American Balsam, and the newly improved great Stomach
ick Tincture, are only, by appointment, to be fold by
MICHAEL HOFFMAN, Shop-keeper in Bread-Way,
near the Ofwego-Market, and by no body else in New-
York.
A FEW servants lately ' arrived from England, aid
to be disposed of for a term of years, among
which is a woman cook, and a leamhrefs ; Enquire of
William Butler, or Capt. James Ackland, on board the
ship York, lying at Lupton's-Wharf.
The famous bay Horse
M A CARO N I,
ill cover only 30 mares the
^fuingfeafon, at Fowles-Hook,
's° Shillings a mare, and four
Shillings to the Groom; or four
pounds to infurc a colt,
fiL^"''^^ A /T ACARONI, naw rising
ffix years old, was got by
Vvlddir, a very tieetfon of Lord
Godolphin's fam< us old Cade,
(who was a son of his Lordship's Arabian, the best
stallion ever known in England) out of Roxana, an
excellent daughter of the Bald Galloway. His Dam
by Ariel, (a famous horse belonging to W. Talker of
Maryland) out of Selema, the most valuable mare ever
known in America: She was a daughter of the celebrated
Old Spark.
Good care shall be taken of mares, and pastures, at zfo.
per Week. J
To be SOLD,
AVery handsome grey mare, four years old, three
quarters blooded, and well broke to the saddle.
The price 401. to prevent trouble. Enquire of the prin
ter. r
V. PEARSE ASHFIELD,
In SMITH-STREETf
IN the house lately occupied by Mr. Henry C. Bogart
deceased, hath for sale very cheap for calh or country
produce, Russia fail cloth, Madeira wine of an exceeding
fine quality and flavour, in pipes, .hogsheads, or quarter
casks, and a few boxes of dry citron.
WHEREAS Mary, the wife of"the fubicriber,
living at Bedford, in Westchester county, hath
eloped from her bed and board : These are therefore to
forewarn all persons from crediting her on my account, as
I am determined to pay no debts that ffie may contrast
during such her elopement.
„., daniel hait.
New-Jerley,) DY order or the Interior Court of Com-
Middlesex, ) mon Pleas, in and for the count,
aforefaid: Notice is hereby given to all the creditors of
Jonathan Dunham, an insolvent debtor, confined in the
goal of said county, that they be and appear before two
°f the Judges of the said court of said county, on Satur
day the thirteenth day of May inst. at Gerfhom Lot's,
in Perth-Amboy, at two of the clock on said day, to
shew cause, if any there be, why an alignment of the
said % debtor s estate should not be made to such perlon or
persons as shall then and there be appointed, and he
be difeharged from his Confinement, agreeable to an a&
of the Governor, Council and General Assembly of New-
Jersey, lately palled, entitled, “ A supplementary aft to
an a&, entitled,; An aft for the relief of insolvent debtors.
April 4, 1775.
ALL peifons that were indebted to John Brovort, late
of the city of New-York, deceased, at the time
of his death, are desired to pay the fame to the subscri
ber ; and those that have any demands against his estate,
may apply there for payment.
WHITEHEAD HICKS, Administrator.
NOTICE is hereby given, to the Governors of King's
„ College, in thecity of New-York, that Tuesday
day of May instant, being the second Tuesday
in May, is appointed by the charter for their anniversary
meeting, which will be held in the College-Hall, at ten
° c '°, ' n ''" forenoon ; and the Tuesday following is
the Commencement,
This Day is publiffied,
And fold by JOHN ANDERSON,
Beekman's Slip,
Price One Shilling,
The MANUAL EXERCISE,
Evolutions, Manoeuvres, %.
FOR the Militia of the Province of New-York.
To which is added, the Platoon Exercise
and Firings. By Col. Guy Johnson, Adjutant Ge
neral of North-America.