1799 HUTCHINS, (J.N.) Hutchins Improved:/...../ for the year of our Lord / 1800 / And 24th Year of American Independence, 'till 4th July. / . . . / By John Nathan Hutchins, Philom. / New-York: Printed and sold by H. Gaine, at his PrintingOffice, at the Bible, in Pearl-Street. / . . . / 12mo, pp. (32). ./ [1799] N. JENKS, (B.). Prayers/ and /Offices of Devotion/for/Families, and for / Particular Persons, / upon most occasions. By Benjamin Jenks, / Late Rector of Harley, in Shropshire, / and Chaplain to the Right Honourable the Earl of Bradford. / Men ought always to pray, and not to faint. / Luke viii. 1. / Continue in prayer, and watch in the same with thanksgiving. Col. iv. 2. The Twenty-Fourth Edition. London:-Printed. / New-York: Re-Printed,/ By Hugh Gaine, at the Bible,/ No. 148 Pearl-Street. / 1799. / MOORE, (T.). Gaine's / New-York / Pocket Almanac, / for the year / 1800: / and / 24th of American Independence, 'till 4th July. Calculated for this and the neighbouring States. /.../ By Thomas Moore, Philo. / New-York: Printed by H. Gaine, / at the Bible, in Pearl-Street. / [1799] The Holy Bible, / containing / the Old and New Testaments: /Translated out of the / Original Tongues;/ and with the / former Translations / diligently compared and revised. / NewYork: Printed by M. L. & W. A. Davis, / For Gaine & Ten Eyck, S. Campbell, John Reid, John Broome & Son, E. Duyckinck, / T. & J. Swords, T. S. Arden, P. A. Mesier, S. Stevens, and T. B. Jansen & Co. / 1801. / See O'Callaghan for a collation. ***Though not printed at Gaine's press, it is included here as the last book, so far as 1 have discovered, with Gaine's name in the imprint. Reference is made to the real estate investments of Hugh Gaine in the preceding sketch of his life (pages 8 and 66) where certain details and advertisements are printed. Supplementary to these, there is added here the text of the deed of the property known as "The Bible and Crown in Hanover Square," and the transfers of real estate to and from Gaine, or his heirs and assigns, as recorded in the volumes of the “Index of Conveyances." The survey of “The Bible and Crown," here reproduced, was part of the Bancker collection, and is now in the Gordon L. Ford collection in the New York Public Library. The name of Hugh Gaine on it is in Gaine's own writing. In Valentine's New York Manual for 1861 there is a map of the common lands, made in 1796, which shows the Gaine farm or country place described at page 66 of the present volume. DEED OF THE BIBLE AND CROWN' HIS Indenture made the thirtieth day of April in the thirty-second Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the second by the Grace of God of Great Brittain, France and Ireland, King Defender of the Faith, &c., Anno Dom. 1759, Between Jacoba Skaats, of the City of New York widow Rinier Skaats of the said City and Francina Skaats of the said City, Spinster Executors of the said Will and Testament of Bartholomew Skaats Late of the said City Goldsmith, deceased of the one part, and Hugh Gaine of the said City, Printer, of the other part. Whereas Robert Sinclair and Mary his wife in and by their certain Deed poll under their Hands and Seals duly executed bearing date the second day of November in the Year of our Lord one thousand six hundred and ninety-four, did for the Consideration therein mentioned Grant Bargain, Sell aliene Release Enfeof and Confirm unto Hendrick Kermer, Sen', the one full and equal Moiety or half part of all that piece or parcell of Ground obtained from the Corporation of the City of New York by Grant, Dated the twelfth Day of October one thousand six hundred and ninety-four. Scituate in the 1 Recorded for and at the request of Mr. Hugh Gaine, this 25th Day of February, 1788." Register's Office, Liber 44, page 503. City of New York, Bounded Easterly by Ground of John Theobald Southerly by the River to Low Water Mark, Westerly by the Ground of Peter Adolph, Northerly by the street or high way Containing in the whole in Length on the East and west sides one hundred and thirty-two feet and in breadth in front and Rear forty-three feet six Inches, To hold the said Moiety at the side of Peter Adolph, unto him the said Henry Kermer, his Heirs and Assigns in Fee Reserving a Common alley of three feet between them. And whereas the said Henry Kermer, Sen' and Mary his wife in and by their certain Indenture or Deed of Feofment under their Hands and Seals duly executed bearing date the thirteenth Day of October in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighteen for the Consideration therein mentioned Did Grant Bargain Sell aliene Release and Confirm unto David Kermer, Henry Kermer Jun' and Bartholomew Skaats, All that his two Messuages, Tenements or Dwelling Houses and Lotts of Ground scituate lying and being in the City of New York in the street Commonly called Queen Street on the South side thereof being the piece of Ground conveyed unto him the said Henry Kermer, Sen' by the said Robert Sinclair and Mary his Wife, Bounded Easterly by the Ground of the said Robert Sinclair, Deceased, Westerly, by the Ground of Andrew Fresneau, Northerly by Queen Street and Southerly by the Road at low water mark Containing in Length on both sides one hundred and thirty-two feet and in breadth front and Rear twentyone feet nine Inches all English measure. And whereas the said David Kermer and Deborah his Wife in and by their certain Indenture or Deed of Feoffment under their Hands and Seals duly executed bearing date the fourteenth day of October in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighteen did for the Consideration therein mentioned Grant Bargain sell aliene Release and Confirm unto the said Hendrich Kermer Jun' and Bartholomew Skaats all his full and equal undivided third part of the Dwelling Houses and Lotts of Ground so Granted |