The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1786-10-16 00:00:00, page 1

New-Jersey Conjifcated Lands.
To be fold, by publick vendue,
The following very valuable trads of land and farms,
in the county of Sussex, in this Rate, viz.
Lots. Total do. A TRACT of land, situate
on the river Delaware,
near the mouth of Pau
linglkill, containing 313
4 , acres, being the residue
of 1146 acres and three
fourths, under lease and rent, being part of the for
feited estate of Daniel Cox, Esquire.
2. 2. A trad of land, lying on both sides of Pe
quefs river, on the great road from Oxford furnace
and the courthouse, about four miles from laid furnace
and Delaware river, containing 12:9 acres, having
five several improvements thereon, and under lease and
rent, being also part of the forfeited estate of Daniel
Cox.
3° . 3.° A trad of land adjoining Oxford furnace,
containing 257 acres and a half, being an undivided
fourth part of 1030 acres besides allowance for roads,
being altogether wood and timber, and is also part of
the forfeited estate of Daniel Cox.
4- 4. A trad of land containing 69 acres joining
the above, being the undivided fourth part of 276
acres besides allowance for highways, having one im
provement thereon, being also a part of the forfeited
estate of Daniel Cox.
5. 5. A plantation near Green's Pond and the
Log-Gaol, on the great road to Sussex courthouse,
containing 168 acres, under lease and rent, being also
part of the forfeited estate of Daniel Cox.
6. 6. A trad of land, lituate on Paulingfkill join
ing the division-line run by John Lawrence, containing
343 acres, the residue of 1000 acres, the whole wood
and timber, and is also a part of the forfeited estate
of the said Daniel Cox.
7. 7. A trad of land, situate on Delaware river,
near the mouth of Paulinglkiil, containing, by the
original survey thereof, 850 acres, with an improve
ment under lease and rent, being part of the forfeited
estate of John-Tabor Kempe and Grace his wife.
8. 8. Three plantations near Pequefs and the
Log-Gaol, containing, by survey thereof, one lot of
385, one other lot of 213 acres, and the other 190
acres, or 788 acres in the whole, with two improvable
leases, being also part of the forfeited estate of the
said John-Tabor Kempe and Grace his wife.
9. 9. A plantation containing, by survey thereof,
640 acres, situate in Hardwick, at the Great Pond,
known by the name of Swaitwood's Pond, with a
valuable improvement thereon, under lease and rent,
and is also a part of the forfeited estate of the said
John-Tabor Kempe and Grace his wife.
10. 10. The undivided fifth part of 125 acres, si
tuated in Greenwich, being part of the plantation
which John Schooly lives on, being part of the for
feited estate of William Schooly.
Also the following described trads and lots of land,
being part of the -forfeited estate of Colonel Oliver
Delaney, viz. 6
I. 11. A trad of land containing 58 acres and
fifty-one hundredths, situated in Newtown, on the
weft fide of Papecotting creek, joining a tract of land
surveyed for Walter Rutherford, known by the name
of the Tamerack Meadow.
2. 12. Two valuable lots of land, containing in
both 35 acres and ninety-eight hundredths, situate in
Newtown aforefaid, near to the farm of the late Ro
bert Price, deceased.
3. 13. A trad of land containing 54 acres and fix
hundredths, situated in Newtown aforefaid, on both
sides of a branch of Paulinglkiil, called Provender
brook, in possession of Philip Beamer, a valuable im
provement thereon, under lease and rent.
4. 14. A trad of land containing 413 acres and
forty-two hundredths, situate in the townihip of Wan
tage, at a place called Collard's Plains and the Pond
Meadow, adjoining to the plantation of the late Eli
jah Collard, deceased.
5. 15. A trad of land containing 136 acres and
forty hundredths, situate in the townlhip of Wantage,
at a place called Donkey's Cripple-Bulh, and joins
Jacob Docker's plantation.
6. 16. Three lots of land, near to or adjoining
each other, the firft contains 88 acres and fifty hun
dredths, the second 36 acres and fifty-feven hundredths,
and the third contains 30 acres, making in the whole
156 acres and seven hundredths, situate in Wantage
aforefaid, with valuable improvements thereon, in the
possession of John Tims and others.
7. 17. A lot of land containing 19 acres and forty
five hundredths, situate in Wantage, within the bounds
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of a larger trad of land belonging to said Delancy,
and the heirs of Henry Cuyler.
8. 18. A trad of land containing 64 acres and
fifty-feven hundredths, situate in Wantage aforefaid,
near the head of a stream of water called Hendricks
kill, including part of Jeremiah Vanbourn's improve
ment.
9. 19. A trad of land containing 56 acres and
sixty-two hundredths, situate in the townlhip of Har
difton, on the main branch of Paquanick river, join
ing lands returned to Hartfhorn Fitz-Randolph.
10. 20. A trad of land containing 152 acres and
fifty-two hundredths, situate in Hardifton, on the east
fide of the main branch of Paquanick river, about one
quarter of a mile northeastward of the said Fitz-Ran
dolph's land.
11. 21. A trad of land containing 39 acres and
ninety hundredths, situate in the townlhip of Hardif
ton, on the east tide of the Walkill, opposite to Ma
fecotekill.
12. 22. A trad of land containing 67 acres and
forty-four hundredths, lituate in Hardifton, near to
or joining the York line, at a place called Forbes's
Field.
13. 23. A trad of land containing 223 acres and
five hundredths, situate in Hardifton, in the meadow
between Jacob Van-Houter's and William Snodgrass.
14- 24. A trad of land containing 142 acres and
sixteen hundredths, lituate in Hardifton, on Pochuck
Mountain, near where Joseph Head lives.
I - 25. A trad of land containing 50 acres and
thirty-nine hundredths, ftrid measure, situate in Har
dillon, near the road that leads from Elijah Collard's,
deceased, to Paulinglkiil.
16. 26. A trad of land containing 74 acres and
eighty-seven hundredths, situate in the townlhip of
Wantage, on a branch of the Walkill called Redkill,
including the improvement of Cornelius Devore.
17. 27. A trad of. land containing 36 acres, si
tuate in Newtown, adjoining Capt. Broderick's plan
tation.
Allo the one full equal and undivided moiety or half
part, the whole in two equal parts to be divided, of
all those several lots and trads of land hereafter de
scribed, having been taken up in partnership by said
Delancy and Henry Cuyler, Esq. deceased, being also
a part of the forfeited estate of said Delancy:
1. 28. A trad of land containing 176 acres and
twenty-three hundredths, lituate in Hardifton, on a
imall branch of Paquanick river that falls into a branch
commonly called Conelins and Crank's Brook.
2. 29. A trad of land containing 154 acres and
fifty-eight hundredths, lying below the forks of the
Walkill and Papecotting, including Maffecote and part
of the Great- Meadow.
3. 30. A trad of land containing 62 acres and
seventy-eight hundredths, lituate in the forks of Pa
pecotting and the Walkill, being drowned land mea
dow.
4. 31. A trad of meadow land containing 55
acres and forty-feven hundredths, lying at the drown
ed lands below the forks of the Walkill on the east
fide thereof, opposite to Maffecote meadow.
5. 32. A trad of land containing 98 acres and
twelve hundredths, situate in Hardifton, on the road
that leads from Wallin's mill to Pochuck, joining
Benjamin Wilson's land.
6. 33. A trad of land containing 182 acres and
ninety-fix hundredths, situate in Wantage townlhip,
at a place called the Pond-Meadow-Bog, on the east
fide thereof, joining another trad surveyed for said De
lancy, and the heirs of Henry Cuyler, Esquire, de
ceased.
7. 34- A trad of land containing 66 acres and
sixty one hundredths, situate in Wantage, on a wes
terly branch of Papecotting, called the Mill-Brook,
above Daniel Kirkendall's,
8. 35. A trad of land containing 57 acres and
forty-feven hundredths, situate in Wantage, on a
westerly branch of the Walkill, called Beaver-Run.
9. 36. A trad of land containing 30 acres and
fifty-one hundredths, situate in Wantage, on a wester
ly branch of Papecotting, called Kirkendall's Brook.
10. 37. A trad of land containing 148 acres and
twenty-two hundredths, lying on the great road lead
ing from Elijah Collard's to Paulinglkiil, called Col
laid's Plains, with a valuable improvement thereon.
11. 38. A trad of land containing 188 acres and
thirty-eight hundredths, situate in the townlhip of
Hardifton, adjoining a trad of 661 acres and sixteen
hundredths surveyed for said Delancy and Cuyler, and
fold by Martin and Meeker, two of the commissioners
for felling forfeited estates, to Simon Simonfon, Gar
linghoufe and others.
12. 39. A lot of land containing 10 acres, situate
in Hardifton, on both sides of a brook called Pochuck,
on the south fide of a mountain of the fame name, in
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eluding a place about a quarter of a mile above Den-
Decker's, called the Falls.
13. 40. A lot of land containing 36 acres, situate
in Montague, on a small brook between John Welden
and Peter Decker's, near a meadow called the Upper
Meadow.
14- 41- A trad of land containing 98 acres and
ninety-nine hundredths, situate in Wantage, on the
weft fide of the drowned lands, near the great road
leading from Golhen to Sussex courthouse, joining
acres, late the said Delaney's, fold to Dotey and Spen
cer by the commissioners.
15. 42. A lot of land containing 23 acres and fifty
eight hundredths, situate in Wantage, on the weft
fide of the drowned lands, joining lands of Henry
Cuyler. J
16. 43. A trad of land containing 65 acres and
seventy-sour hundredths, situate in the townlhip of
17. 44. A trad of land containing 146 acres and
sixty-six hundredths, situate in
- ?5- A , lot ° f land containing 13 acres and
eighty-five hundredths, joining the above trad, No. 17.
19. 46. A lot of land containing 39 acres and fifty
hundredths, situate in Hardifton, near the York line
at a place called Forbes's field.'
20. 47. A trad of land containing ir 9 acres and
forty-two hundredths, situate in the townlhip of Mon
tague, westward of Minifink mountain, between John
Welden and Peter Decker's, including a meadow cal
led the Great Meadow.
21. 48. A trad of land containing 69 acres and
forty-two hundredths, situate in Montague, joining the
last described trad No. 20. °
22. 49- A trad of land containing 838 acres and
ninety-nine hundredths, situate in Newtown, on the
northwestward of Papecotting creek, adjoining the
farm of the late Robert Price, deceased.
• V' J°° , A !°',° f land containing 76 acres and
eighty-five hundredths, situate in the easterly part of
Newtown, about half a mile southward of Nicholas
Devores, and near David Devores.
24. 51. A lot of meadow-ground containing 16
acres and twenty-seven hundredths, situate in New
town, including a small bog-meadow, about ten chains
east from lot No. 23.
's° s'° A tract of land containing 789 acres and
twenty-nine hundredths, situate in Hardifton, on the
east fide of Walkill, at the drowned lands, a consider
able part thereof is meadow.
26. 53. A lot of land containing 17 acres and nine
ty-seven hundredths, situate in Hardifton, on the east
fide of the drowned lands, joining lands of Henry
Cuyler, at a place called Duning's Neck.'
27- 54- A tract of land containing 371 acres and
seventy-eight hundredths, situate in the townlhip of
Hardifton, near Daniel Decker's plantation.
28. 55. A trad of land containing 260 acres and
seventy-one hundredths, situate in Hardifton. near a
meadow called Slabflay meadow. ' "
29. 56. A lot of land containing 15 acres and forty
hundredths, situate in Hardifton, on the waters of the
Walkill, one mile below Joseph Wallin's, near the
Medicinal spring.
30- 57- A Trad of land containing within the
bounds 532 acres and twenty-fix hundredths, but
after deduding three smaller surveys of said Delancey's
included therein, containing 155 acres and seven hun
dredths, there remains 377 acres and nineteen hun
dredths in partnerlhip, situate in Wantage, on the
weft fide of Papecotting, in possession of John Tims
and others.
31. 58. A trad of land containing 76 acres and
eighty-nine hundredths, situate in Hardifton, joining
lands surveyed for Abraham Ogden, Esq. late in the
possession of Col. Anthony Broderick.
32. 59* A. trad of land containing 80 acres and
thirty hundredths, situate in Wantage, joining other
lands of said Delancy, also joins Abraham Westbrook's
plantation.
33. 60. A trad of land containing 69 acres and
fifty-fix hundredths, situate in Wantage, near Stephen
Mead's plantation, joining lands of Henry Cuyler.
34. 61. A trad of land containing within the
bounds 169 acres and thirty-two hundredths, but after
deducing 120 acres of Henry Cuyler, included therein,
there remains in partnership 49 acres and thirty-three
hundredths, situate in Wantage, at a place called and
known by the name of Hendrick's fly or meadow.
35° 62. A trad of land containing 42 acres and
eleven hundredths, situate in Wantage, joining the
aforefaid 120 acres of Henry Cuyler.
36. 63. A trad of land Containing 37 acres and
seven hundredths, situate in Hardifton, joining Henry
Cuyler's land, and includes nearly all the possession of
Benjamin Skinner.
(F&r tbq remainder fa th fourth ,ap.)
[Numb. 440.]