The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1779-03-03 00:00:00, page 6

TO BE SOLD BY
Publick vendue, on Monday the 15th day of March
next, on the premises,
THE noted ferry on Delaware, on the Jersey shore,
called Coryell's Ferry, about 15 miles above
Trenton, with feventy-five acres of land, ten of
which is good meadow, the rest good plow-land. —
On said place is an orchard, two large stone huufes
two stories high each, acellar under the whole, and
a draw-well at the door, a frame barn, stable and
shed. The vendue to begin at 12 o'clock on said day,
where attendance will be given and the conditions
made known by ABRAHAM CORYELL.
February 18, 17/9. swf
NOTICE is hereby given, that on Thursday the
25th of March next will be fold by way of pub
lick vendue, sundry commodious houses and lots,
situate in Trenton in the county of Hunterdon ; also
some valuable lots lying contiguous thereto ; likewise
a small plantation lying within three quarters of a
mile of said town, containing about 90 acres, on
which is a good dwellinghoufe and barn ; being the
lands and tenements late the property of Isaac Allen,
Daniel Coxe, John Barnes, Brereton Pointing and
Mary his wife. Vendue to begin at the house of the
widow Britton, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
to be continued on the refpedive premises till the
whole are fold. And on Friday the 26th of March,
will be fold on the premises, vendue to begin at two
o'clock in the afternoon, an exceeding fine plantati
on, situate in Maidenhead in the county aforefaid, in
a healthy part of the country, containing about 400
acres, on which are two large stone dwellinghoufes,
barns, &c. about 60 acres of meadow, the upland
is fertile, producing large quantities of winter and
summer grain, well water'd and timber'd ; the whole
to be fold together or separate, as will belt suit the
purchasers—late the property of Dodor Abfalom
Bainbridge. Attendance will be given at the above
times and places, and deeds of conveyance made to
the purchasers, agreeable to a law of the state of
New-Jersey, passed the 11th of December, 1778. —
The quantity will be afeertained and draughts of the
premises may be seen at the day of sale.
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Feb. 20, 1779. Nathaniel Hunt, > f
gw* I Peter Brunner, )
IITHEREAS inquisitions having been found and
VV final judgment entered against Cavilear Jewit,
Ichabod Best Barnet, William Luce, John Smith
Hetfield, Broughton Reynolds, Richard Miller, John
Willis, James Hetfield, James Frazee, James Moore,
Jonathan Oliver, David Oliver, Samuel Smith,
Daniel Moore, John Morse, Isaac Stanbury, Thomas
Burrows and john Falker, all late of the county of
Essex, and Robert Fitz Randolph, late of the county
of Middlesex, in the State of New-Jerfey —NOTICE
is hereby given, that the houses and lands, and all
the real estate lately belonging to them in the county
of Essex aforefaid, will be exposed to sale at public
vendue, beginning on Thursday the 25th of March
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at
the house of Capt. John Craig, tavern-keeper in
Raway, and continued by adjournments till the
whole are fold. Particular descriptions and attend
ance will be given at the time and place of sale, by
John Clawson, ) Commif-
Daniel Marsh, J fioners.
N. B. The two emissions of money of May 20th,
1777, and April 11th, 1778, will be taken in pay
ment. Feb. 17th, 1779. 3wf
Morris HEREAS inquisition has been found,
County. " and final judgment entered in favour
of the State, against Thomas Millidge, Stephen
Skinner, John Troop, John Steward, Ezekiel Beach,
Joseph Conliff, John Thornborn, Allier Dunham,
Richard Bowlfby, John Bowlfby, Edward Bowlfby,
Philip Van Cortland, Samuel Ryerfon, Jacob Dema
reft, Isaac Hornbeck, William Haward and Lawrence
Buskerk —Notice is hereby given, that the houses and
lands, and leases for life, and all the real estate that did
belong to any or all of them, will be fold at public
vendue on Tuesday the 30th day of March next, at
the house of Capt. Jacob Arnold, in Morris-Town,
to begin at 10 of the clock, A. M. on said day, and
to continue from day to day by adjournments, till
the whole are fold; and as some of the lands are
not yet surveyed, they cannot be so particularly
defcri'oed, but there will be the draughts Ihewn on
the day of sale, and if there should be any persons
from a distance inclining to purchase, and are un
acquainted with the premises, by applying to one of
the Commissioners they will be shewn or informed,
and deeds will be made out as soon as possible after
the sales are over, as the att of the Assembly directs,
and the purchasers mult pay the money at the sign
ing of the deeds, for the use of this State.
Alexander Carmichael, ) Commif
4wf Aaron Kitchel, ) fioners.
Four Dollars Reward.
CTRAYED or stolen on the 7th instant, from the
° fubferiber living in Trenton, a brown horse, ten
years old, has a large bushy bob tail, and his foretop
cut close off to his head. Said horse is supposed to
have been taken up and fold by some loose fellow
not far from this town. Whoever takes up said
horse and secures him so that the owner may have
him, shall have the above reward and reasonable
charges, by JOHN JAMES, Keeper of the
3w± common gaol in Trenten.
Monmouth ITTHEREAS inquisitions have been
County, ff. VV found, and finaljudgment entered
thereon, in favour of the state of New-Jersey, against
the persons herein mentioned —NOTICE is hereby
given that the real and personal estates belonging to
Samuel Ofburn, Thomas Leonard, Hendrick Van
mater, John Throckmorton, Daniel Vanmater, John
Longstreet, jun. Alexander Clark, Joseph Clayton,
Israel Britton, John Okefon, John Thomson, Lewis
Thomson, Cornelius Thomson, Thomas Bills and
Benzeor Hinkfon, all of the township of Freehold,
will be fold at Freehold court-house, beginning on
Wednesday the 17th day of March next and continue
from day to day until all are fold —Thomas Crowel,
George Taylor, jun. Jonathan Stout, Peter Stout,
Oliver Hicks, James Stilwell, John Mount, boatman,
Conrad Hendricks, Joseph Baley, John Cotterel,
Richard Cole, Samuel Smith, John Bowne, James
Pew, Thomas Thorne, Ezekiel Tilton, Joseph Tay
lor, John Tilton, of Middletown, and William Smith
of Middlesex, having lands in said town, will be fold
at publick vendue, beginning on Monday the 23d
day of March next, at the house of Cornelius Swart,
and continue from day to day until all are fold —John
Taylor and William Walten of New-York, but hav
ing property in Shrewfbury, John Williams, Christo
pher Talman, John Wardel, Michael Price, James
Mount, John Williams, jun. John Pintard, Clayton
Tilton, Samuel Cook, James Boggs, James Curlis,
Afael Chandler, John Morris, William Price, Robert
Morris, Peter Vannote, James Price, John and Mor
ford Taylor, John Hankinfon, Timothy Scobey,
William Lawrence, Peter Wardel, Oliver Talman,
Richard Lippencot, Josiah White, Benjamin Wool
ley, Ebenezer Wardel, Robert Stout, Nathaniel
Parker, John Hampton, Samuel Layton, Jacob Har
ber, Samuel Layton, Jacob Emmons, Britten White,
Tobias Kiker and Daniel Lefetter, late of the toWn
fhip of Shrewfbury, and Garnadus Beekman of New-
York, having property in said townihip, will be fold
at publick vendue, beginning on Monday the 29th
of March next, at Teuton Falls, and continue from
day to day until all are fold—John Leonard, Gilbert
Giberfon, Samuel Stilwell, Barzilla, Joseph, Tho
mas, William and Samuel Grover, John Horner,
Fuller Horner, John Perine, William Giberfon, jun.
Mallakiah Giberfon, John Polcmas, jun. Benjamin
Giberfon, Samuel Oakefon, Eliflia Lawrence and
John Lawrence, sons of John, late of Upper Free
hold, and Isaac Allen late of Trenton, will be fold
at publick vendue, beginning on Monday the sth day
of April next, at Wall's mills, and continue from
day to day until all are fold —John Iron's and David
Smith's, of the township of Dover, will be fold at
Freehold court-house at the time of sales there.
The two emissions called in, and bank notes will be
taken in pay. No credit will be given. The sale
will begin by 9 o'clock each day. Also deeds made
to the purchasers, agreeable to ad of Assembly, by
Samuel Forman, Joseph Lawrence, Kenneth
Hankinson, Jacob Wikoff, Commissioners.
February 17, 1779. pwf
Middlesex HEREAS inquisitions have been
County, If.' found, and final judgment entered
thereon in favour of the state cf New-Jersey, against
the fugitives and offenders herein after-named, to
wit, Ebenezer Fo£er, David Kent, Jonathan Claw
fon, Edward V. Dungan, Philip Gach, Alexander
Watson, Thomas Stevens, William Blane, Robert
Fitz Randolph, Nathaniel Harned, Benjamin All
wood, John Ford, John Harned, William Smith,
Dennis Combs, jun. Joseph Mundy, John Dove,
Hopwell Mundy, Ellis Barron, John Heard, Sa
muel Moorfe, David Allfton, David Jaquifh, Willi
am Godbers, Isaac Dunham, Oswald Ford, John
Mundy, jun. Jonathan Mundy, William Lurton,
John Pray, Lewis Allfton, Jonathan Allfton, Moses
Dunham, Isaiah Coddington, Benjamin Marsh, Mat
thias Man, Isaac Bunnei; Stephen Skinner, Cortland
Skinner, David Fitz Randolph, Jacob Boice, Ran
dolph Drake, Peter Vtoom, Thomas Walker, John
Wilson, William Terrill, Benjamin Drake, Peter
Holton, Nicholas Mundy, jun. John Vroom, John
,Auten',Richard Lennix, David Lennix, Joseph Thorn
and Jeremiah Hemfted—NOTlCE is hereby given
that the lands, tenements, hereditaments, and all the
estates real, lately belonging to the above-named fu
gitives and offenders, lituate, lying, and being in
Woodbridge, Amboy and Pifeataway, in the county
of Middlesex, will be exposed to sale at publick ven
due, to begin on Monday the 22d day of March next,
at the house of John Conger, innkeeper, at Bonem
town, at ten of the clock of said day, and continue
by adjournments from day to day until the whole be
fold. There are some elegant buildings, and many
agreeable situations. The land in general is excel
lent good. Attendance will be given, and deeds
made to the purchasers, agreeable to ad of Assembly,
by William Manning, ? Commif-
Ebenezer Ford, J fioners.
February, 12, 1779. gw
A KEN up as a stray, on the 28th of January,
1 1779, a bright bay HORSE about 13 years old,
near 14 hands high, no brand but much marked with
a collar and traces ; and I do suppose has belonged
to some of the teams, impressed for the use of the
army. The owner may have him, by proving his
property and paying charges.
MARK BENTON,
ift Lieut, sth V, Regt.
WILLIAM INN ES,
RETURNS his molt grateful thanks to hi#
friends for past favours, and solicits the conti<
nuance of their custom. Acquaints them he has A
quantity of BEER to deliver at the current prices.
He begs the favour of those who have calks of his to
return them, others who gave money as a pledge for
calks, are requested to let him have them again, and
the money shall be returned.
N. B. Those who haVe fold said Innes their grain,
are desired to forward it as soon as possible. He
gives the current prices for barley.
Burlington, Jan. 21, 1778. 4W
Somerset 7 HEREAS inquisition has been found',
County. VV and final judgment entered thereon
in favour of the state, against Richard Cochran, Jo
seph Stockton and John Van Dike, of the western
precind of said county ; Daniel Coxe, of the county
of Hunterdon; John Honeyman, Charles Roberts
and William Burtan, of the eastern precind ; Willi
am D[ake, Benjamin Worth, of Barnard's township,
and John Harris, of Bridgewater, all in said county.
NOTICE is hereby given that the plantations, tracts
of land and premises, with the appurtenances be
longing to each of them, will be exposed to sale at
publick vendue to the highest bidder, at the times
and manner following, that is to fay,—On Monday
the 15th day of March next, will be fold the planta
tion late the property of Richard Cochran, near
Princeton : On Wednesday following, the 17th, will
be fold the plantation late the property of Joseph
Stockton, lying on the Princeton road, about three
miles distant from Princeton : On Friday the 19th,
will be fold in like manner, the plantation late the
property of Daniel Coxe, lying at Rocky-hill, for
merly in the occupation of Capt. Hendrick Emmans:
On Monday the 22d, will be fold in like manner, the
lefts and houses late the property of John Honeyman,
lying at Griggs-town, about one mile distant from
Van Dorne's mills on the main road leading to Bruns
wick: On Wednesday the 24th, will be fold in like
manner, the plantation late the property of John Van
Dike, lying joining Sourland meeting-house, in Sour
land : On the 26th will be fold, the plantation late
the property of Charles Roberts, lying near Raritan
river, now in the occupation of Thomas Arrofmith:
On Monday the 29th, will be fold in like manner, the
famous house and land late the property of William
Burtan, formerly in the occupation of Anthony
White, Esq. opposite Brunswick landing: Wednes
day the 31st, will be fold in like manner, a plantati
on in Barnard's-town, late the property of William
Drake: On Friday the 2d day of April next, will be
fold in like manner, one other plantation, lying in
Barnard's-town, the property of Benjamin Worth:
And on Saturday the 3d day of April, will be fold
the plantation late the property of John Harris, in
Bridgewater townihip. The vendues to be held
on the premises ; to begin at 11 o'clock in the fore
noon from place to place. The premises will be
shewn them at the day of sale, and a title made for
the fame, pursuant to an ad of the General Assem
bly of this state, in that case made and provided.—
Attendance will be given, and the conditions made
known by Jacob Bergen, ) Comniif
, Hendrick Wilson, ) fioners.
February 15, 1779. gw
TO BE SOL D,
At publick vendue on Monday the Bth day of March
next, at the house of Lawrence Taylor, innholder,
in Monmouth county,
A Plantation, containing about 220 acres of land.
About 100 is cleared, 25 whereof is meadow
and meadow-ground ; a stone house, a frame barn,
and a young bearing orchard chiefly of the fwect
apple. The said Plantation lays bounding on Rocky
Brook, and joins Gaston's grist and fulling mills.—
Any person inclining to purchase may be informed by
applying to Guifebert Gibertfon, jun. living on the
premises. The bills of credit, of the emissions of
May 20, 1777, and April 11, 1778, or loan-office
certificates will be taken in payment. The vendue
to begin at one o'clock on said day, where attend
ance will be given by JOHN BUTLER.
February 18, 1779. 2wf
TO BE SOLD,
A Small FARM, situate in Upper Freehold, lying
within three miles of the main road that leads
from Allentown to Monmouth court-house, eight
miles from Allentown and three from Lawrence Tay
lor's tavern ; containing 118 acres, about forty clear
ed, and ten acres of very good swamp, the remain
der well timbered. On the premises is a good new
house and kitchen well finifh'd, a young orchard of
130 bearing trees of excellent fruit; the land will
produce very good wheat, rye or Indian corn; a
stream of excellent water running through the placet
The situation is very pleasant and advantageous, be
ing about three miles from a good grist and fulling
mill, called Gallon's mills, and a neighbourhood of
very reputable farmers. For terms apply to Mr.
David Baird, near the premises, or Capt. John Dev,
of Macheponix. Feb. 18, 1779. 4p
A Quantity of FLAXSEED, for which TWO
DOLLARS per bushel will be given by
john Placet in Trenton, or 'job Phillips in Hopewell,
till the firft of April. aw*