1782

PUBLIC AUCTION.
This Day at Twelve o'Clock, at the Coffee-House will be sold,
The Albany Sloop ELSEY,
    With all her Tackle and Apparel, as she now lies at Peck Slip, well calculated for the River trade, and of an easy draught of water.
    Inventory to be seen at the time of sale.
                Hugh and Alexander Dean.

PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the Coffee House, on Thursday the 28th instant,
    (If not sold before at private sale)
    By GEORGE McCree.
    The Sloop INDUSTRY,
    She is about 35 tons burthen, is a fast sailer, and well calculated for the Blue Point of river trade, or as a suttling vessel, is of a light draught of water, and well found.  For terms apply to John Mactler [?], No. 37, Water-Street, near the Fly-Market, or to Wm. Clerk, Master, on board at Cruger's wharf, near the Old Slip.
    Royal Gazette (New York, N. Y.), February 27, 1782.


suttling vessel: 
suttling: To carry on the business of a sutler. Chiefly in vbl. n. suttling
sutler: One who furnishes provisions.
(Oxford English Dictionary)

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                 To Be Sold,
    At PUBLIC VENDUE,
                 THIS DAY,
    At 12 o'clock at the Coffee-House,
    The Schooner ELIZABETH,
    With all her tackle and apparel, as she now lies at Murray's Wharf, of an easy draught of water, and calculated for the river trade.
       Hugh and Alexander Dean.
    New-York Gazette; and The Weekly Mercury (New York, New York), March 25, 1782

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        PUBLIC AUCTION,
      BY M'ADAM, WATSON, and Co.
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               This DAY,
    The Sloop BETSEY, now lying at the Albany Pier, she is a fast sailing vessel, has been in the wood employ, for which she is well calculated, carries upwards of fourteen cord, and is of an easy draught of water; appears to disadvantage, through having been neglected for some time by those intrusted to take charge of her.  Her timbers and planks are good.
    Royal Gazette (New York, New York), March 30, 1782

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    TO BE SOLD,
ON Monday the 29th inst. at the Coffee-House, at XII o'clock, the Schooner John, about twenty tons burthen, of an easy draught of water, well calculated for the river of Blue Point trade; to be seen at the time of sale at the wharf below the Coffee House.
            HUGH and ALEX. DEANE
    Royal Gazette. (New York, New York), April 27, 1782

PUBLIC AUCTION.
This Day One Week, at the Coffee House,
will be sold,
The Schooner LIVELY,
As she now lies at the wharf below the Coffee House, about 70 tons burthen, a good vessel, well found, sails fast, may be sent to sea at a small expence, she is well calculated for the river trade, will carry 25 [?] cord of wood.  Inventory to be seen at the time of sale.
                    HENRY GUEST.
    New-York Gazette; and The Weekly Mercury (New York, New York), July 22, 1782

        PUBLIC AUCTION.
This Day, at Twelve o'Clock, will be held at the 
             Albany Pier,
    The cargo of the Sloop SUSANNAH,
            Consisting of,
   Boards, Shingles, Oars, and Wooden Dishes.
  At One o'Clock at the Coffee house, will be sold,
              The Sloop SUSANNAH,
    Lying at Albany Pier; burthen about 70 tons, Eastern built, quite new, and exceeding [well] found.
    Also at the same time, will be sold,
        The Schooner UGLY,
    Lying at the Albany Pier, burthen about eighteen tons, Eastern built, exceeding found, and entirely new.  Inventories to be seen at the time of sale.
                    John Tench, and Co.
    New-York Gazette; and The Weekly Mercury (New York, New York), September 23, 1782

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PUBLIC AUCTION.
THIS Day, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Coffee-House, will be sold, the Sloop SALLY, burthen about 70 tons, is well calculated for the river trade, lays at Brownjohne's Wharf.
                    Hugh and Alexr. Dean.
    Royal Gazette (New York, N. Y.), October 9. 1782

At the Coffee House, precisely at One o'Clock,
The Prize Schooner SWIFT,
With all her stores, tackle and apparel as she how lies at Murray's Wharf, burthen about 40 tons, is well found, sails fast, of an easy draft of water, and calculated for our river trade.
    Royal Gazette (New York, N. Y.), November 2, 1782

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