Poughkeepsie Journal from Poughkeepsie, New York • Page 1

I Jf III A fiytDivtiSDsir, Jprilp, 1794. 1 1 Him JL VsW 1 'j r. n. 'Txrarjsjp: 1 POUGHKEEPSIE JQKNAL, 3 I I 1 0 UG HKE EPfilE, Dutchcfs Covmty Printed and PubliJIied NicnoLA PowcxL "affile Pofl Ofiitt. l44 4.44.44.JLA.J.J..

Sf A iii whom Sublcripuemi ior mis raper at wwr omimi a I ear are gratefully received JAdvertifementr. in Per ted at a Jowllate and Printine in ccncral IIA4tIW AmiArl a fl. HlnI 1 a v.fcuii;n jiiori inuiicc anu country rroauce rece H4 Printing in genci BLANK BOOKS of different Sizes, made and fold at this Office and Book Binding general carf iedon.rj 4 The beautiful bright bay horfe vniTNG HIGH FLYER, lVCtM lla ILL Cover me cnmwj the readable rate of five dolUrs fc IrS ftifon, three dollars the tingle leap, and .11... to in'ure a io2i vJaiHltb Fiver if five year, old this fifteen hands and one Inch high, hand 2ft fflirked hli fire was that noted horfe IjM.th river, hU dam an Imported Eng i'lS, ani bt "cn' "aner ffVxeal county on iftyre. and attendance by OUII IO MART" 4 ftV t70i.

I B. Any perfon having a colt bfured Tmrt above horfe, and parting with the IZt before foaling ime muft xPft to j7 l.rmce monev. order of the honorable Zephe niah Piatt, Kfq one of thejudg mtrn ilM4ft f1 I lOt IIIC COUI Ul lutcbels County Notice is hereby irtn to ill the creditors of Daniel niffitv in infolvcnt debtor of Paid ornnv. tiiac they fhewcauje any Jty have, before tlP court ol com iionulrastobeholJen at Ponphkecp. le, in IjhI county, on the third 1 itel ivm May next, why an ulhgnn.ent 1.1 nr 1C IJI1 iiiiviiil a hc uiuuiu at be made, for lie benefit of all creditors, and he difcharged, ftfreeableto an net or the Icciiiatnre fthellateof New York, entitled, Ai art for eme relief in cafes of tTdWency," palled the tvkcnty firfi jvof Mrch, i.ne tuonlanU leven iimirrri ami eialuy e) trht.

Dated Kii ad day of Afnil, 1794 DA 1EL KNIFr IN. Icwk'T tiffin, oneofltie perttiii r'rretiito s. Twenty Shillings Reward. ABSCONDED from the fubferiber on the 24th inft. an indented apprentice to the Hatting trade named Samuel Leiven, 18 years old, of middle fixe, light complexion and light hah.

Had on when he went away, a pair of velvet breeches, drab coat and veil, and li fuppofed hj took with him feveriu other articles of clothing. Whoever will take up and fecure the (aid run away, or return him to the fubferibsr, (hall receive the "above reward and reafohjbte charges, WALlXll ALLKN. Clutontown, 3d mo. Jift, 1794. N.

B. All per font are forbid employing of Jarbonring falLapprentlceaVther peril. Public libtice Si is hereby gjven, that the FCIUIY at Verplanck'i pht cornnwuly known bx the name of Kings ferry, villhe furnilhed.by the firlt day of May rex; with good larje muX cpnvcnicnt boats, fuch as croft at Powles flook, an will be able to carry over ten of fifteen oxen or hor fei at a time; and will alfo be farnifhed with fnall toats fuitable to "aft over foot trarellers. The ferry will be kept in beuer order than ever it was before, and nodoabt will be as sd as any beteeo KeiV)ri and lbany. Erery attention will be given to drivers of catMe, if they mould be preJ vented by ftormt to ctoCs, or et at the ferry at ntght) as there will be good palltirage and hav ti be had at the fiid ferry.

The public (hall never coroolain for the want of good attendance, oranvdalays sivenon the part of the fer.y tnan, as the proprietor of he ferry will be on the place himfelf, and will every th In hjs powerto ailift Me. Mjntborr, the perfon that yiUr.atrerd the ferry itr (Vrving th publ fcap keepbg up the reputation of the ferry. 5 Vtrhnt't Print, April 2, 1 794. TO BEHOLD, 'Araveryniciilsrate profit, aHh ftore hi Diver lately pofle.Tcd by Stephen Gregory, wholeftlc and retail, the following aiti ts for'cafh, fix months credit fat the; jtplratUm. otVwhuh, lawful intctetj; ebe paid)any kind of grain or Juinber 1 tplie, late thejroperty of John no.

PoflTefiion will be ttiven the day of May next. It will be together, or divided in fuch" Ijiner os will fnit the purchafcr, i be ailvatitaneons to the farms arcipcrt to the qualities of the spd. Apply to Gilbert Livimrflnn. PouRlikeepfie. Afrit 1794.

Jrs i remainia in he Poft Oiace, Pough ksP''t, AprM 1794, TSa Cornell, John Knlckcrbicker. Kr Pouahkeefie. lims Cittir'Thn. i. TO BE foETWEEfvT fourarid five nonj crt rcrts ot Imm sn 1 tV n.

hi town, nbout 8 miles fiom Tough. I II TMm iiii'u iriW Auu, pi Ctivadn Sugars, Spirits, Rutn, Brandy dene va. Cherry Kuia and Brandy, Shrub; IJy Cm, Souchong andCohea Teas'; "Splcej or ell kinlr Ikimltone, Copperas, ItMtk find LifbonSaltf a fj aantity of CerrnaK Ellfter, and FagotSteet; Ironmoncery and Cntlejy China and Etthen Vare, a good alTortinentt very extenfive ailbrtmenjii European and Eaft Indi4 Gools Stationary, fuch as Paper, Blank Isooks W5ters? Sealing Wv Ink Power.f&CJ Hollow Wate of Various forts, ami a great number of 'qther articles of dL'ferent kinds, trf make a Reneral afTortmcnf. Cafa paid for 111 kinds of produce a its fjjll value, by th; perfon entrufted wlth.the i charge of ttnVftofe; who is the public's! ''Humb'e 7.IMKI MUIIDOCK, ad April, 1794. N.

B. linckwheat or rOats, exchanged for Lumber 01 leut for.an other fcaron. 46 TO Cl'v The enfiiing feafon, at the (tablet ot tiie fubltribers, two miles north of Quaker Hill Aleecinghoufe, and four miles b'ith cf Col. Andrew MoreYsule'i In Pawlings The beautiful Horfe HIGH FLYER, Imported from England. THE urautlful bright bay horfe High Flyer, full fix teen hands high, handfomely suarked.wX'U proportiuncd, moves, to, the admlra'jon of all who has I'een' him is allowed, by.g?aJ judge.1, to be', a fine a 'horfe of htf btoViil aadage as ever imported in the thirteen Hates.

High Flyer was.bred by Mr, nearKjjfoai inquiry was. got, by Old High. Flyr, out of a well bred hunter. Old Illzh Flyer vat fold at'fix years old for two thoufand one hundred guineas, and won in two yars to the amount ot eight thisfand nine hundred and twenty guineas; are allowed by the heft judges that liV3 feen them, to be (he fineft and ruad, anvin, A. a.

Mapna. PMlio gr Ben EaPclton, Jehn Yonngf kiafack, tniel Ward, jun.T. Valley, cfc We'JcrvcJt, Jacob Ltr ii.iiivui, i mi iawiou, wapinjs FfejibtirEb, Clinton, John Bard, Samuel JMaTie Jackfon, Hvds Park, HenHrick Filhkill, Cornelias Bro cr Villiam sverf Tamas ScuttT rjc Crooke, Muhael S'aat'h g'i, Pltche, it, MVsFreCjjun. John Vemont, Mirtin. nl Richard Newell, Nawburfa.

COVE full blooded Horfe' YOUSJf: RPAtT. Ip "ill ftind at the flable of Jvlartln 'Irerinsnce. nr HhJnk.rl plu i a. I fte of Two DMIars4he fingle' cuur the feafon, and Seven en I lire InaU infl anw nplnn nsvl. "ith mare ttefure they know wi.ether.

"'I 'Yin oc accouniauie tonne 'ICE mnnaw isT a' 'ul' bloodiJ horfe, fifteen Hi.rt, m. OM noted "eau, his dam bv Vl) I'lUrC. hit IWil.l .1, K'" Q'fl I.evis Morris; he' Is Im. tear' and is well calcoltted rtceri, fadrfl arrl.ir. 'Mpafture ir be and the ade, promt "t'tc that ever were bred intMs.comi tionpiidtoVn be anlWerible for ae," leaP rnetcaionj.any penon penniweraoie toract ji i r.nJ ni J' wdnfffc.

7 mfitnt none mjy oe knows nv tSe Oen Horfe, that rim the fc. beat, on RulnebeckFlattsthOrto foV the purfq ef 3 guineas. Icltaments. Sneilinfr voift. Siy WJoolefalc and Hr, 1 verjng forafingle leap, by paying another dollar roav baerte charice7oftnHVfMi i ten dollars for afurepal, and any pattinaway his mare before foaling time, fliall pay the money.

Good paftpre provided for CiaresJ and the belt attendance given by lUchard Howanl, William Hollaway, jon; Pavllngs tawnyDatehefs 3 6. Marsh a 3794. Jf TO E'R, The enfulng feafon, In Pawllogj town, at the (tables of the fubfenbers, that beautiful full blooded powerful brown horic I UR, E. FIGURE was got by that famous Imported horfe Qld and Jiis dam by Wfldalr, out of an Imported mare, He fifteen hands and an half high, a'tnolt elegant figure', and a horfe of great iftlon and fpirir, arid Is deemed as likely a horfe to'get (lock either for faddle or harnefs asanyhorte in this or any other of the United States. He is fixed to coyer at forty (hlllingi the lesfl, lix dollars the feafon anv perfon 'pay ig fiv41allars in kand at tKe iltneJbflcO vejfa.

tng far a fifigle by.paying another dol lar aiaj nave sue cnance 01 ue icaion ten dollars for a fure foal, and any perfon puN ting away his mare before foaling time, (hall pay the money. Good padure provided for mares, and the belt attendance given by Richard Howard, William Hollawav. inn. "Pawl jngs town, Dutcheis county, MrthJ4th, 1794. 5 i eat1f bMi 1 pavsav BY order of (he honorable jofeph Crane, ffj.

one of the judges of the court of common pleas in nd for the county" of Dutchcfs N9 tice'is hereby given to all the creditors, of Abraham Birdrallx of (lie faid cbiinty pf Dutchefs, ap infol vent debtor, to (heyv caufe if any there be before the fald courtpf common pleas, in and tor the faid county 6f. Dntcheff to bex holderr at Ponghkeepfie on, the third Tm day of May next; at ten o'clock jn the forenoon iherfaroe day, why an nmVmncnt of the faid Abrahnm BirtUMlV eflaoJ ihould not be made, and he difchargeVi according toraiT" "aft of (he (late of New York, enti act for giving reUef cafes' of infol ncy' pa Jted. Tfce aift day Vof March, 17S8, Dated this 24th day of March, in the year 1 794. B1RQSALL. Petitioning creditorsHenry Bird fall, JTitaothy Vliatey A new afTortinent.

for fale at the rrftjn Oftce, in Poughkeepfie among hfch are tlie following, vV BROWN' folio Family Bible, Pjiarto it CommonPray er books large and fraall, Doddridge's Jllle and Edwards on Affefljous, lcr 'veysilixlltitions, aud Ser room, M'Ev'an oa Types, Pilgrims Pro grefs, Whitfield's Sermons.Tfo'ung's Night Gardiner, ParadiCe ofl, Newton en the Prephefiej, Youngs on Uoiverfalifra, Zimmerman ou Solitude, Jenks' votion, Jlowe 's I ettea from pic dd to the Jivirg, Newton's Letters, Dutch Pfalms, fele Ald ofllymns PAlint and Hvmns, Penitential CrievCul len's PracTiceand Materia Medics, Nettle ton on Virtue, KenecVs Morals, Bennet's Keath's Sketches. Beauties tory, Vicar ol Wakehejd, BiroqTrerictV Alphonfo and Dallnda, Senttraeiaf Journey, new Mertoh, Roderick Random, Brydone'r Tour, Lounger, Zeluco, Paint's Writings, and the ad. and 31 puts of the of Man, Priertly to BurketBoyle's tlon of Life off Gen. Lee, War vil'sTravels. a new Oeoitraphlcal Gram mar svltli dreftes, Love's Survwyltlg, Locke on Education, Goldnuith'sKomair nutory, YoangClerVsVade Meeuns.

Gentlemen LadiciMofdtor, Young Man Companion, Young Clerk's Magazine, props Fh'es, Johnfton and Entlck's Dictionaries, TJnlyer lal, Dilworth and Webfter's Spell tng teoks, Divldfon's Vlrell. Ovid's Metamorphofit. Eutropius, Seleftx Viterr, Younr't Latin Diftiotiary, Riga's Grammar, Rudiment Rudiment, together with a number of fmstl Hiftorief and Pamphlets. Chauncey's five dilfertatlons, Web ftsr's 3d Part, tie' UL perfons indebted to iheeltate of Abraham StoutenbuTgh, pby. ficiariate of Clinton ed, nreclefired to make paymer.t by the l2th of VuguftiiUf.tl to prevent coll All thofuwho have demands, ar.e llkcwife defired tp.fcnd in their accounts well authenticated, by the above, time, in prdcr tljat a fettle 'nient pf faldeftate nay be made, ABEL fETERS, JMrnftrMr.

Clinton 13, 1794. 3 7 From an Albany Paper. CRISIS No. I. To StrpuyC, Ht Lord Dorchtflir Giniraf iffimo If tht two Canadai AJmtraJ of tktfatr.t, ire.

ire, THEiiifidious and bloodthirfty fpeech, which you have lately blelched forth to various tribes of Indians, is a proof, that.neither cxeny. ence nor ttripes Imve taught you wifdom. One wduld fuppofe that after having been hunted round the wilds of Canada, in Iike abeaftnfprey, by the.fons of Liberty of the, United States after having' been exalted tothe fupreine command of a conquered Britifh army at New York in '3i, forthedifgracclulpurpbltt wilyof ftealing off wiih them front tlehoreiL of Columbia after having feen your royal maf ter totter nnnn Ins throne That a man. of Sir cnnfumniate prudence would not have, been hrlt to found forth the bloody trumpet of war and to open the door to frefh. fceneaotjde folation and deftruclion.

As the fpeedy downfal qf the Britifhthronc is ascertain as any thing that can come within 'the (bale of human probabilities this rafli and un guarded flep of yours, appears one of the Arong chain of canfes (in tho hands of a juft COD) which will inevitably lead. ito the annihilation, at lead, of all your pofleOIons in tku's, wcUent hemifphere. We know well, fir, thai the, fate of your corrupted. niafler linngs upon a thread. We know, alfo, that tke body of the people lii Canada, inffrucled by, experience, wtfh to, be) emancipated from 'Britifh fliackies and to fbrni the, northern link in ourjederal chain.

And" yoti, fir, ought to that in tbrowipg tbje gauntlet in this infulting and favage, clan ner, you effectually brings down difgraccancl confufJon tipon your hoary ijead. 's You ought alfo to know, that in yonr.fccpnd efTay, tvith your legions put cafls, favagei neeioes. and fuch' other iufernals as yon cart s. culonirs, and a divided people, without energy. (Vftcni or experience, or icfonrccs, to contend in reiomxea'jx experience ai icaiu en ioiugreac The moment the fatablowh Ilrnck, all Ante rica will be inllaiuly cemented into pne mighty apd determined plulunx animated with one heart; exrepting a few fcore.ofjdif.ifFeeedvnnd iiiipure'rnyal bloods, of which we lhall probably puree our country; and fend them" to.you.asT.a sj n.ii: 1 u' rciuiurrrinciu 1 iur, imauuicu, racier wilPno longer find a yefiing place here, to contaminate our free air with his fcul In yopr infidious fpeech'you talk of our break ing over the line drawn in '83, as familiarly if the fatfl in reality exifted, whereas your own" confeience tells you otherwife.

You know, fir, we have jiever in one infi ance, attempted to extend beyond the tne'treaty and'you knovV, alfo, that the ejry firlt violation of that treaty, was made by your fclf in fmUggling off negroes from New Yolk, in exprels contravention of faid treaty pel haps losing forward, with a prophetic ibirif, to he pteient to nave a.uiavft ciuiuricrncnt ac NovaScotia, to gratify aprcdile.i5ifonyoubaYc;lotig i evinceu, iur 111c various niBuei iicuunatujaji. Should this be the fact, perhaps fume New Sa the tnotly chequeietl col HL Jedipn, with at their head. tIF fome prior to the cltablifhnient of. our national government, haveviolated the treaty of peace .71 by trowrngobllaclcsln the way of Britifh tner (( cnarjts recovering mcir ucuiai you win recollect at. the fame time, that you prcvioufly refufed to renounce the pons, od that by the operation of the federal eoverpmeot the obftacles, oneurpart, were removed and tvith their removal your pretext.

But ln'thls is in your.roval msfter's aiTeAlng to interfere In the affairs of 1 A till A. tit BA ranee, ior ii.e sarcicai ciiumnnicni, 01 rminu wr. inuin in, liu iiiviiiut, Mimuiiu uiivfiuuiiii cent people of Poland to tt rapacious jaws of the aban doucd Peterfburgh, and the pioud defpotpf Jruf iinu iivtiuvi uioii, wuu Mvr iviui any part cf his, prcfent character, or' the corrupted raafs of fyco pliants, sihobover round tils trembling throne. I (hall at prefent take my leave, with reminding vev, that lt'wal owing to your Indian allies, that the aimy of Burrovne fell and fhpuld you perfiA In your iniquitous tk.f. l.l.n.

1. hlifn.i. more, oo diabolical bunuifs the. ultimate Vn qnenrf may be eVtly 'refen. "The" virtuous people tneieuates.

annea witnipe "aiaars or majt lapnetui and the fwortl of iulllce in the therr illpouf latkeUi alperated myriads upon you iosveryqaaitcr, like a del and annihilate your moMy cweAlon. at, blow. Yon pit afe. (o recollect the anair ol Is M'CUeatvnd kscoe quence vSf wo ball carry In our froataoataAatlaa (nr lies who regard old age, beauty, yootb as fo fnanv incentives Inflame blood, and render their etTttts mote attdwhofirei sii.