Randall's Island, Nursery at. Refugee Citizens, Fac Simile of Memorial of Refugees, Memorial of. Relief of Broadway Remsen Farm House. Reservoir of the Manhattan Waterworks Residence, Murray Hill 1851, 62. .1859, 389. 1855, 492. . 1849, 218. .1856, 540. 1855, 564. 1856, 424. 1858, 464, 470. 1855, 220. 1859, 428. St. George's Chapel, Beekman Street, in 1752. 1859, 72. Tower Overlooking Manhattanville Trinity and Grace Churches and City Hotel in 1831....1854, 36. 1856, 456. Trinity Church 1859, 60, Trinity Church, as enlarged in 1737....... Tryon, Remains of Fort. Turtle Bay in 1852. Union, Ferry Boat.. Union Park. Union Square in 1856. 1859, 20. 1859, 28. 1859, 444. 1857, 198; 1858, 600. 1859, 604. ..1849, 50. 1857, 72. University of New York Upper Part of the Island, Plan of the.. Valentine, D. T., Portrait of.. Van Nest, Residence of Abraham _ _ Van Twiller, Lawsuit Decided by Wouter.. 1848, 306. 1854, 548. .1859, face title. 1854, 529. .1850, 487. Varian House Vauxhall Garden in 1803 1856, 518. 1856, 470. View of New York and Governor's Island in 1776...1852, 176. We extract the following paragraphs from the files of the New York Gazette in the first two years of its existence. The first twenty numbers are gone, but after that there are few lapses. The Gazette began in 1725, while the first number we have been able to see is of March 21, 1726. Most issues have no local paragraphs and some have no advertisements: William Fletcher, a bought servant, is run away from his master the 19 of last Month, and carried with him some Paper money belonging to his Master. Whoever can apprehend said Servant, or discover by Letter where he is, so that he may be apprehended, shall have Five Pounds paid by the Collector of His Majesty's Customs in New York. Or if he will return and give security for his good Behaviour, he shall be forgiven. He had on, when he went away, a dark colour'd Kersey Coat with Brass Buttons, and lined with Duroy, has Leather Breetches, short dark Hair, by Trade a Brush-maker, pretends to be a Turner, he makes Mops, makes and mends Bellows.-April 11, 1726. Three or four good hands that understand the burning of Charcoal, may have Imployment and Good Wages for a year, or longer. Inquire of the Printer hereof, and know further.-May 2, 1726. New York, March 28. Last Friday night we had a vio |