The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1786-11-13 00:00:00, page 1

New-Kerley Confiscated Lands.
so be fold, by publick vendue,
The following very valuable lots .and tracts of land
and farms, in the county of Middlesex; also sun
dry proprietary rights of unlocated lands, in the
* eastern division of the said state, to wit,
I. [TIE one half of a fmalVrcd house and lot of about
I one acre of land, lituate on the north fide of
Smith ttreet, adjoining the tavern-house and lot be
longing unto John Rattoon, now in possession of Ja
cob ;Vaor, in Perth-Amboy, a part of the forfeited
est te of Stephen Skinner, late of Perth-Amboy afore
f^d.
2. Three sevenths of the one-fourth share of that
elegant brick houf and lot of land, situate on High
ftreer, in Perth-Amboy, formerly the estate of An
drew Johnston, E quire, deceased, a part of the for
feited estate of Peter,. Andrew and Oliver Barbarie,
late of Perth-Amboy aforefaid. Also a number of
lots of land in ^nd near Perth-Amboy, forfeited by
Alexander Wat Wand others; which ihall be more
particularly described at the day of sale.
3. One acre of land situate near the square inWood
bridge, on the east fide of the street leading to Eliza
beth-Town, a part of the forfeited estate of John
Heard, late of Woodbridge.
4. About 73 acres of land, situate on Raritan river,
in South-Amboy, a great part of which is salt and
frefh meadow, a part of the forfeited estate of John
Morfs, late of the county of Essex.
5. A lot of land adjoining the farm late John Pe
rine's, near Macheponix river, in South Amboy, con
taining about 8 acres of land, a part of the forfeited
estate of John Perine, of South Amboy aforefaid.
6. About 7 acres and seven-tenths of an acre of
land, situate in Woodbridge, adjoining lands of Da
niel Moores and others, a part of the forfeited estate
of Ifarc Dunham, late of Woodbridge.
7. 11b nd 3 and an half acres of fait meadow, situate
near Walker's-Creek, in the townihip of Pifcataway,
a part of the forfeited estate of Jacob Boice, late of
Pifcataway aforefaid.
8. About 100 acres of land, situate at Deep-Run,
near South river, in South-Amboy, a part of the for
feited estate of Barnardus Legrange, late of New-
Brunswick.
9. About 12 acres of salt meadow, situate in Wood
bridge, a part of the forfeited estate of Jonathan Claw
fon, late of Woodbridge.
10. About 20 acres of salt meadow, situate in Wood
bridge, a part of the forfeited estates of Stephen Skin
ner and John Smyth, late of Perth Amboy.
11. About 105 acres of land, situate in Pifcataway,
held by mortgage. Also some other lots of land, a
part of the forfeited estate of Hugh Wallace, late of
New-York.
12. About 1087 and five hundredthsof an acre, of un
located proprietary rights of land, in° Ealt-Jerfey, any
where except Romdpock and Sussex allotments. Also
1359 an d three hundred and feventyfive one thousandths
of an acre, south of Raritan river, a part of the. for
feited estate of Oliver Delancey, late of New-York.
13. The one third of the one-seventh of one 48th
share of about .084 and half acres, of unlocated pro
prietary rights of land, in East-Jersey, forfeited by
John Wii iams, late of the county of Monmouth.
14. One-third of one-fourth of the one forty-eighth
share in 4166 acres, of unlocated proprietary rights of
land, in East-Jersey. on which there is due on the
fourth dividend to be located any where except Romo
pock and Sussex allotments, 83 and thirty-three hun
dredths of an acre Aifo 104 and sixteen hundredths
of ^n acre, any where south of Raritan river. Also
a warrant on Pine Land, south of Raritan river, of 62
and fifty hundredths of an acre —all of which is a part
of the forfeited estate of Philip Kearney, late of Perth-
Amboy.
15. Two shares of unlocated proprietary rights of
land, in EafLJerfcy, a part of the forfeited estate of
Jonathan and Abraham Stout, late of the county of
Monmouth.
16. Abou'3o and thirty-eight thousandths of an
acre, of unseated proprietary rights of land, any
where in EaQ lerfy, Except Romopock and Sussex al
lotments. Aho 663 and fix thousand seven hundred
and twenty-five ten thousandths of an acre, any where
.south of Raritan river, a part of the forfeited estate
\f. Cortland Skinner, late of Perth Amboy.
117. About 500 acres ^ unseated proprietary rights
of land, in East-Jersey, any where except Romopock
and Sussex allotments'. Also 625 acres any where
south of Raritan river, a part of the forfeited estate of
Heathcote Johnston, late of Perth-Amboy..
A true statement of which Ihall be Ihewn at the day
of sale. Also sundry other forfeited unlocated pro
prietary rights, &c.
NEW-JERSEY GAZETTE.
[Vol. IX.]
TRENTON: Printed by ISAAC COLLIN S, Printer to the State.
MO ND AY, November 13, 1786.
18. A tract of about 800 acres of land, situate on the
east fide of South river, in South-Amboy aforefaid,
a part of the forfeited estate of Michael Kearney, late
of Perth-Amboy, for and during his natural life.
19. A lease of 28 years on a ftorehoule, situate in
New-Brunswick, in Queen-ftrect^a part of the forfeit
ed estate of John Duykink, of New-Brunswick afore
faid.
20. One-third of a tract of land on South river in
South-Amboy, containing about 500 acres. Also one
fixth of 350 acres at Macheponix. Also one-sixth of 210
acres adjoining the fame. Also 550 acres in and about
Spotfwood, a part of the forfeited estate of William
Terrill, late of Perth-Amboy.
21. The three-sevenths of One-third of the aforefaid
tracts, which is forfeited by William Terrill, is also
forfeited by Peter, Andrew and Oliver Barbaric, and
the right of Stephen Skinner, forfeited in the lame;
all late of Perth-Amboy.
22. A number of forfeited rights of land, held by
mortgage, to wit, Solomon Brecount to Alexander
Watson, for 20 acres of land, lituate in Woodbridge ;
Samuel Drake to Stephen Skinner, for 80 acres of land,
situate in Pifcataway ; John Gach to Philip Gach, for
4 acres of land, lituate in Woodbridge; William
High to Stephen Skinner, sundry goods and chattels,
lands, &c. lituate in South-Amboy; Thomas Bucke
lew to Alexander W^n, for 105 acres of land in
South-Amboy; Abr&am Letts to Barnardus Le
grange, for lands at Roundaboutsjn South-Amboy, on
Raritan river; Bifltt Weeks to. Stephen Skinner, a
lot of land in< Perth-Amboy, bounded by Water
ftreet ; all of which Ihall bprtor@ particularly defcrib
cQ at the day of sale,
23. The publick barracks at Perth-Amboy, also
the land on which they hand so and also New-Brun
swick barracks, by lot or otherwise.
* All which lots of land, farms andnlantations, and
proprietary unlocated rights of land, T Ihall expose at
pubjick' sale, on Monday the 7th day of November
next, at the house of John Irampton, innholder, in
Perth-Amboy, to begin at ten o'clock, and continue
from day to day, until all are fold. Besides calh in lawful
money of this state, the following ftat^ obligations
will be received in payment, to wit, officers' and fol
diers' notes given fur the depreciation ot their pay,
notes given by the commissioners on fettlefent for pay
due to the militia of this state, notes given for debts
liquidated by Silas Condict, ElquirQ and notes given
by the treasurer for balance due to persons on demands
ayiodt toilimited cifates. The no /ins of pavn ::l
Ihall be made known the day of sale) by'
DAVID OLDEN, Agent.
October ^a 1786.
'.be following Books and Stationary may be
had at the Printing-Office .•
Ml LLER's gardener's
dictionary,
Rapin's history of Eng
land,
Large quarto or family Bi
bles,
Thomson's poetical works
in folio, 2 vols.
Moore's navigation.
Preceptor, 2 vols.
Tooke's pantheon,
Hervey's dialogues, 2 vols.
meditations, 2 do.
Ramsay's revolution of S.
Carolina, 2 vols.
Rambler, 4 vols.
Spectator, 8 do.
Adventurer, 4 do.
Rollin's belles lettres, 4 do.
Sterne's works, 5 do.
Pope's do. 6 do.
Young's do. 4 do.
Thomson's do. 4 do.
Goldsmith's history of
England,
of Rome,
Churchill's poems, 3 vols.
Chryfal, or the adventures
of a Guinea, 4 vols.
History of Charles 12th,
Telemachus, 2 vols.
Gentle shepherd,
Emma, 2 vols.
Stone's Euclid,
Cunn's do. . ;
Emerson's algebra,
Emerson on fluftions,
Gibson's surveying,
Also a great variety of childrens' books, &c, &c.
THE
Cole's Latin dictionary,
Bailey's English do.
Entick's poetical do.
Tale of a tub,
Salmon's geography,
Tytler's do.
Rowe's devout exercife#
of the heart,
Scot's lessons,
Crusoe's life,
Dodfley's Efop,
Art of speaking,
Psalms and hymns,
Schoolmaster's assistant,
Young man's best com
panion,
Buchanan's English gram
mar,
Spelling-books,
Primers,
Greek grammars,
Latin do. &c. &c. °
A L S 0,
Demy writing-paper,
Letter do.
Common do.
Parchment,
Quills,
Wafers,
Belt sealing-wax,
Slates,
Lead and Date pencils,
Ink-powder and cake,
Ink-stands,
Pen-knives,
Gold leaf,
Copper:plates,
Message-cards, &c.
STATE of NEW-JERSEY.
Afufeplement to an a&, intitled, an afl for
I Jiriking and making current one hundred
thousand pounds in bills of credit, to be
let out on loan, and directing the mode for
Jinking the fame.
WHEREAS several petitions and ap
plications from various parts of
the Rate have been made to the legisla
ture, Rating, that by unavoidable accidents
several counties have been prevented from
appointing their loan-officers within the
time prescribed by law, and praying that
a law may pass to remedy the defect;
therefore,
Sed. i. Be it enaded by the council
and general assembly of this Rate, and it
is hereby enaded by the authority of the
fame, that in those counties in this Rate
in which loan-officers have not been ap
pointed agreeably to the ad, intitled, an
ad for Rriking and making current one
Hundred thousand pounds in bills of cre
dit, to be let out on loan, and directing
the mode for finking the fame, it ihall
and may be lawful for the firß judge of
the inferior court of common pleas, or, in
case of his absence or disability, the per
son next in order qualified by the before
recited act, to issue his warrant within
forty days after passing this ad, to the
persons and in the manner pointed out by
the said firft-mentioned ad, requiring the
>juftices and freeholders of the county to
meet together for the eledion of loan
officers for their county, except in the
county of Gloucester, where the said
board Ihall meet at some convenient
place in the town of Woodbury.
2. And be it further enaded, that
the said board of justices and freeholders,
so met for the eledion of loan-officers,
Ihall Rridly adhere to, and in every
refped govern themselves by the forms
and rules prescribed and pointed out by
the before recited ad; and also that 'he
loan-officers so appointed and chosen, Ihall
enjoy all the powers and advantages, be
fubjed to the fame penalties and forfei
tures, and exercise all the duties which
they would have done, had they been
eleded agreeably to the firft-mentioned
ad.
3. And be it further enaded, that if
the persons authorized by this and the
above recited ad, either negled or refufe
to eled and appoint loan-officers in their
county, it shall and may be lawful for the
fheriff of the county in which such ne
gled or refufal shall happen, and he is
hereby direded and commanded, at the
expiration of fifty days from the date of
the passing of this ad;to appoint two or
mote proper and fit persons to perform
the duties of loan-officers, who, when
thus appointed, ihall enjoy all the powers
and advantages, be fubjed to the fame
penalties and forfeitures, and exercise all
the duties which they would have done,
[Numb. 4 44.