The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1783-06-25 00:00:00, page 4

WEST-INDIA
rum,
Sugar,
Molasses,
Tea,
Chintzes and calicoes,
Rattinets,
Shalloons,
Durants and caliman
coes,
Black and white gauze,
Silk gloves,
Fans,
RUM, molasses, tea,
coffee, fugir, cho
colate, pepper, allpice,
nutmegs, indigo, frying
pans, chest and padlocks,
pepper-boxes, tobacco
do. tea canisters, pocket
knives, pins, feiffors,
shoe and knee-buckles,
gilt and basket buttons,
bibles, testaments, spel
ling books, primers,
writing-paper,bonnet do.
ink powder, quality
bindings, buckram and
twills, modes and taf
feties, fattins and perfi
ans, chintzes, calicoes,
corduroys, fuftian,
JUST PUBLISHED,
And to be fold at the Printing-Office in Trenton,
[Price NINE-PENCE]
A
SERIOUS ADDRESS
TO THE
RULERS OF AMERICA,
On the Inconsistency of their Conduct refpe&ing
SLAVER Y:
FORMING A CONTRAST
Between the Encroachments of England on
American Liberty,
A N D,
American Injustice in tolerating Slavery.
As for me, T will assuredly contend for full and im
partial liberty, whether my labour may be fuccefsful
or vain.
'rO BE SOL 1),
A Complete and extensive distillery, ingenious
ly designed and well executed. The works
are finely lituated on the banks of the Delaware,
at the head of Trenton falls, and calculated for dis
tilling either malt, molasses or cyder. They con
fat of two Aills, one of fix hogsheads, the other of
one, with the best and entire block tin worms, fix
ed in a tub of.nine hogffieads. Ihe tub receives
water by spouts, from two never failing Iprings,
without any labour. There belong to the woiks
a fufficient number of cedar citterns, properly fixed
far receiving and for charging the stills. If more
convenient to the purchaser, certificates, at the cur
rent value, will be taken in payment For terms
apply to Colonel Benjamin G. Eyre, Philadelphia ;
Robert Neil, at Newark; John Pool, at Bruns
wick landing ; John-Patrick Lynch, at Burlington ;
or William-Churchill Houston, Esquire, at Trenton.
May 26, 1783 t. b. c.t f
Robert Singer
Has for sale in Trenton,
-JAMES DOUGLASS
Has for sale, at his house opposite the market-house
in New-Brunswick, the following articles:
Said James Douglass returns his sincere thanks
to those who have been pleased to favour him with
their custom ; and they may rest assured it shall be
his constant study to give them every possible fatif
hdion. He desires likewise to inform his custom
ers, that he intends retailing at as low, and, if
possible, lower prices than in New-York.
May 26, 1783. 6w^
TRENTON: Printed by ISA AC COLLINS. Advertisements of a moderate Length are inserted for Five Shillings
each the firft Week, and One Shilling and Three-pence for every Continuance, and long Ones in Proportion ; and by whom
EiTays, and Articles of Intelligence are thankfully received.
plain and Ipotted jeans,
black and white gauze,
fine corded dimity, du
rants, Walloons, mo
reens and calimancoes
of different colours,
apron and 7-8 checks,
Russia and Dutch linens,
Irish and French do.
black laces, ribands,
fine and coarse threads,
silk and linen handker
chiefs, cambrick and
muffins, lawns, black
and coloured sewing
silks, womens' leather
gloves, apron and cap
tapes, an assortment of
queens-ware, &c. &c.
White and black silk,
Handkerchiefs,
Sewing silks and mohair,
An assortment of broad
and narrow ribands,
Cambrick,
Lawns and muffin,
Mens' and womens'
thread and cotton
hose,
And a variety of other
articles.
s sl c. t. f.
JOHN THOMPSON
Has opened store next door to Dr. Moses Scott,
in Albany-street, New-Brunswick, and intends
to fell the following articles on as good terms as
they are at present retailed in New-1 ork, viz.
C FEEL plate and Coffee-mills,
O other saws, Fegging-awls,
Plane irons, Drawing-knives,
Double spring and other Table butts,
locks, Handsaw and other
Mortise and other files,
chisels, Carpenters' compafl'es,
Augers, Chalk lines,
Two foot rules, Coffin and table screws,
Hinges, Padlocks and horse
Thumb latches, locks,
Brass handles and Brads and clouts,'
scutcheons, Scissors,
Solid check and other Cutteau knives,
hammers, Knives and forks,
Furmer's iron Smoothing-irons,
Iquaies, Frying-pans,
Bolts, Shovels and tongs,
Hinges, With a number of other
Gridirons, articles in the iron-
Awl-blades, mongery way.
ALSO dry goods, consisting of
Irish linens, Tea,
Black, white and foufle Sugar,
gauzes, Window glass,
Cambrick, Putty,
Lawns, Prufian blue,
Calicoes,' Red and white lead,
Silk and linen handker- Spanish brown,
chiefs. Yellow oakcr,
Calimanco, Chalk,
Jeans, Hard soap,
Thread, Tea-cups and saucers,
Ribands, Bowls,
Pins, Tea-pots, &c.
Laces, &c. &c.
New-Brunswick, June 3, 1783. SWU5 W U
Rates as follows, viz. f. d.
Carriage and 4 horses, - 5 0
-Ditto 2 ditto, - 39
Chair and horse, - - 1 6
Man and horse, - - - 0 8
Foot person, - - - 0 4
N B. Good pasture will be provided for horses
at laid ferry.
June 1783.
By wholesale or retail, at Stacy Potts's in Tren
ton, a number of excellent
SCI TH E S,
both for grass and cradling, at Philadelphia prices
The general approbation which these feythes, made
at Potts's and Downing's factory, obtained last sea
son, and entire fatisfadion they gave to all who
tried them, it is presumed will be a fufficient re
commendation. c. t. f.
To be fold, at publick vendue,
To the highest bidder, on the second Tuesday in
July next,
A Plantation or trad of land situate in the coun
ty of Morris, about three miles from Bafken
ridge meetinghouse, part of the Great Swamp,
lately the property of Lord Stirling, containing
about one hundred and seventy acres. The vendue
to begin at ten o'clock. The conditions to be made
known at the day of sale—and an indisputable title
given bys
TIMOTHY SHALER.
May 13, 1783. 6wl[
TH E fubferibers having at length obtained a
road laid out by authority, from the Bristol
road to the new Trenton ferry the shortest way,
a pleasant sandy dry road at all seasons of the year,
once more inform the publick in general they keep
good boats.
Whoever pleases to favour them with their cus
tom, please to turn to the left at the cross-roads
near Patrick Colvin's ferry to Col. Bird's mill, sixty
rods above Colvin's ferry thence near half a mile
up the river to the ferry above the falls and almost
opposite to Trenton, where constant attendance is
given by their humble servants,
JOHN BURROWES,
GEORGE BEATTY.
PROPOSALS
For printing by Subscription,
AC T S
OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
of the State of New-Jersey,
From the establishment of the present government
and declaration of independence to the end of the
sixth session on the sth day of October 1782;
With the CONSTITUTION prefixed.
To which is annexed,
An APPENDI X,
Containing the Articles of Confederation of
the UNITED STATES, &c.
With two alphabetical Tables and an Index.
Compiled under the appointment of the General
Assembly, by
PETER WILSON, A. M.
CONDITION S.
I. This work, which is now in the press, and will
be finilhed with all expedition, will be done on a
large type and good paper—and to be neatly bound
and lettered.
11. Price to fubferibers Thirty-free Shillings, one
half of which sum to be paid at the time of fubferib
ing, and the remainder on the delivery of the book.
N. B. Subferiptions are received by the members
of the Legislature of this state; Joseph Crukfhank,
Printer, in market-street, Philadelphia; and by the
fubiciiber in Trenton.
ISAAC COLLIN S.
BY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias iffii
ing out of the Supreme Court of Judicature
of the Rate of New-Jersey, and to me directed, at
the luit of Richard Gibb and others, will be ex
poled to sale, by way of publick yendue, on Wed
nesday the thirteenth day of August next, between
the hours of twelve and five in the afternoon, at
the house of John Degraw, innholder in New-
Brunswick, all that part of the real estate of Phi
lip French, late of the county of Somerset, deceas
ed, which is situated in the county of Middlesex,
in my Bailiwick, consisting of sundry meffuages,
plantations, lots and parcels of land, being in or
near New-Brunswick aforefaid, an account of which
may be leen at the place of sale : 1 aken in execu
tion, and to be fold by
Abraham Schuyler, Sheriff.
N. B. The creditors of the laid Philip French,
deceased, are desired to meet at the above place on
the day aforefaid, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
to confider of certain matters then to be laid before
them respecting the laid estate. r«
A Farm to be fold,
ON which the fubferiber now lives, at Rari
tan, containing about 370 acres, about 200
acres of it cleared, and the remaining part good
timber-land; on it is a good frame dwellinghoufe,
a well of good water, and a young orchard, &c.
&c. is watered by two brooks that run thro' every
field, and is never dry in the driest season; has a
great deal of good meadow, which in a common
season gives 50 waggon-loads of the best kind of
hay, and much more meadow can be made by only
clearing oft the wood.—Enquire of
Thomas Farmar.
N. B. The fubferiber being inclined to remove
from the country, will fell it on very leafonable
terms.
Raritan, June 11, 1783. swj.
New-Jersey, Mid-? TJURSUANT to an order
dlelex county. $ A °f the Court of Common
Pleas holden in and for the said county, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of Daniel and Tho
mas Mellen, late of South-Amboy, in the county
aforefaid, abfeonded debtors ; also to those who are
indebted to the said Daniel and Thomas, to meet
the fubferibers, auditors appointed to fettle the de
mands of their creditors, at the house of Cornelius
Hageman, innholder in South-Amboy aforefaid,
on Monday the 30th of June, inst. at 12 o'clock at
noon. David Olden, )
John ' Kinnan, C Auditors.
Daniel Lott,)
June 11, 1783. 2WIJ