The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1780-03-22 00:00:00, page 4

TRENTON: Printed by ISAAC COLLINS, by whom Essays, Articles of Intelligence, Advertisements, &c. are
thankfully received, and duly attended to.
TO BE SOL D, BY
ISAAC C OLLI N S,
At his PRINTING-OFFICE in TRENTON,
A FEW copies of the Laws palled at Mopntholly
in November and December last, price twenty
dollars; Evans's map of the middle Rates ; and also
a quantity of excellent LAMPBLACK, in neat paper
barrels.
T O B E S O L I),
A Plantation in Nottingham township, Burlington
county, containing 284 acres, lying two miles
and a half from Trenton, situate on the road leading
from thence to Allentown, about 50 acres whereof
is cleared, the remainder woodland, 160 acres of
which is exceeding well timber'd. For terms apply
to Bernard llanlin, in Trenton. 3 w t
March 7, 1780.
Monmouth IX THEREAS inquisition has been found
Count,. VV and final judgment entered against
the following persons, whose real and personal estates
will be exposed to sale at publick vendue, at the house
of Daniel Randolph, in Freehold, on the 28th day of
March next, at nine o'clock—Dr. John Lawrence &
Elisha Lawrence, some lot of cedar swamp; John
Perine, a well improved farm containing 300 acres,
lying in Upper Freehold; Joseph Leonard, a small
farm ; Samuel Stevenson, James Stevenfdn, and Shore
Stevenson, each a small part in a farm ; John Leonard,
a small farm ; Jesse Burton, Jacob Burdge, Henry
Segugglet, jun. Thomas Hartfhorne, jun. Samuel
Thorne, a small farm ; John Thorne, Hendrick Van
Dine, John Clark, son of Richard, William Stout,
a small farm; John Burdge. James Cooper, Dennis
Van Dine, a lot lying in Middletown ; John Williams,
Peter Wardell, Nathaniel Perkin, William Gillon,
John Borden, Daniel Hulet, Michael Hulet, John
and Morford Taylor, one-third part of a farm ; Jo
fenh Price, a lot lying in Shrewsbury ; Samuel Laton,
Jacob Emmans, Samuel Laton, in Freehold. Abra
ham Stout, a good plantation lying in Middletown.
Those who have no estates affixed to their names, we
do not know that any can be found. The conditions
of sale is ready money. Feb. 21, 1780.
Samuel Forman, Joseph Lawrence, Kenneth
Hankinfan, Jacob Wkoff, Commissioners.
HAVING closed the sales of the estates of the fol
lowing fugitives and offenders, to wit, Thomas
Russel, Robert Graham and Miles Sherebrook, of
Middlesex county; William Burton, of Somerset
county; Richard Cochran, of Hunterdon county ;
and John Demot, of New-York ; those who have any
claim against them are requested to exhibit their ac
counts fairly Rated, to two of the Judges of the Courts
of Common Pleas for this county, who will give their
attendance at Job's tavern, at the cross roads, be
tween Cranberry and New-Bruhfwick, on Monday
the zoth inst. for the purpose of adjusting the fame,
as the law directs.
Wm. Scudder, ) Commif
, John Lloyd, ) fioners.
Middlesex, March 4, 1780. 2w§ _
The high bred SpaniJb HOUSE called the
I O N,
IS in excellent order, and will cover mares the en
suing season, at the stable of the subscriber in
Readington, Hunterdon county, near Potter's Town,
at Two Bushels of Wheat, or the price thereof, the
season, ready pay. The Lion is a beautiful chefnut
colour, near sixteen hands high, moves, trots, and
canters exceeding well, five years old this grass, and
is allowed to be one of the stoutest horses in the Rate ;
got by the old Spanish horle called' Ferdinand ; his
dam an excellent mare from the Dawson breed.
Good attendance will be given by
PETER COVbNHOVF_N.
TOLEN out of the liable of the subscriber, on the
night of the 7th inst. a bright bay Stallion, with
a faddie and bridle, eight years old, 15 bands high,
with a large Rar in his forehead, both hind feet white,
branded SS on both thighs but fcarccly difcernablc,
switch tail, trots and canters remarkably well. One
Thoufind Dollars reward will be given for securing
the horse, Two Hundred Dollars for the faddie and
bridle, and Three Hundred Dollars for the thief, by
ALEXANDER M'DONALD.
Princeton, Bth Feb. 1780. ^ t f.
AME to the plantation of the subscriber, a grey
lIORSE, about 13 hands and a half high, a na
tural pacer, one hind foot wl tc. Any perlon prov
ing property, and paying charges, ihall have the
fame, by applying to Garret Schanch, living in
Amwell, near Ringo's late tavern. 3 w
Two Hundred Dollars Reward.
STRAYED, or driven away from the subscriber,
living in Monmouth county, some time last Au
gust, Twenty SHEEP; sixteen ewes, as he thinks,
four or five of them black, one remarkable black grey
ewe with white eye-brows, and all marked with the
likeness of a saw-tooth the under fide of the right or
off ear. Any person that will give intelligence of
said fneep, so that the owner may get them again,
fliall be entitled to the above reward.
JOSHUA ANDERSON.
Freehold, Feb. 25, 1780. 3 W *
THE highest price given for Bills of Exchange on
France by Rogers and HiLLEGAS, at Borden
town ; —who have for sale sundry articles of Wet
and Dry goods. March 3. 3wf
Let the EUBLKANBEriARE.
WHEREAS Bernard Hanlon, of Trenton, has
advertised in the New-Jersey Gazette a plan
tation for sale, lying in Nottingham township, and
county of Burlington—l the underwritten subscriber
take this method to inform the public that the said land
originally belonged to John Porterfield in see-simple,
and after the death of my grand-father was regularly
attach'd by my father as lawful executor of my de
ceased grand-father, to answer a debt due to the estate
of my said grand-father from the said John Porterfield,
and, according to a regular course of law, was fold by
Jhe then fheriff, Joseph Hollingfhead, at public sale,
when my father proved the ptirchafer; but my father
dying before he received the fheriff's deed for the said
land, his administrators has since been told that they
must wait till I, who was the heir of my deceased fa
ther, should become of age —Therefore being now of
full age, do forewarn all manner of persons from pur
chasing the fame, as I am determined to defend my
title against any claim founded on any attachment
made on said land to answer any other debt of said
Porterfield since it was fold at public sale, as above.
Trenton, March 14, 1780. Isaiah Yard.
I WOULD recommend to the three quaking au
thors of the two illiberal pieces of calumny signed
Adam, hereafter (in their preaching for their father
the devil) to deliver the plain dictates of reason in
the natural language of truth, and no longer ad the
hypocrite to me and their too indulgent country ; as
it will never admit a doubt what ''government is pray
ed for by the whole triumvirate, while the men are io
well known by their friends, and their characters and
caqfe blacker than the Have they want to keep in their
debt, and consequently in their service his life time.
S< eing therefore those mifereants, who having loft
all sense of truth and decency, have "rendered their
persons fit companions only to runaway negroes, and
their congenial foirits "amiable only to demons, it will
be thought "juftifiable, by open design ( "for that Doc
tor who has in his possession from the head of the de
partment, authentic credentials of having "acted in the
military hospitals near two years as an industrious,
humane and fkilful Senior Physician and Surgeon,
and always manifefted great zeal to the American
cause) to 'fend to eternity, those whom it would dis
grace any country to receive, if they give any moles
tation when it shall be judged best to call forceably,
for the unfaithful disobedient negro, which shall be
as soon as any gentleman offers able and willing to
receive him, and give a just restitution to his matter.
3 + w DAVID COWELL.
T O BE SOL D,
A Beautiful well made Stallion Colt, riling 3
" years old, 3-4ths blood, got by the famous im
ported horse Whirligigg out of a large half blooded
Bullyrock mare. Heis a full black, moves well, and
promises to be a sure horse for getting colts, as the
few mares he covered last season are with foal to him.
Any person inclining to purchase, may apply to Ran
dle Mitchell, at Bowhill Farm, near Trenton.
—T- O E SOLD,
At Private Sale or RENTE D, the estate at Spotf
wood, in the county of Middlesex, New-Jersey,
CONSISTING of two grist-mills, one law-mill,
and the iron-works, with a large trad of land
and a number of houses, all in tolerable good repair ;
they will be disposed of all together or feparate,as may
best suit. For further particulars enquire of the sub
scriber in Allentown. JOSEPH HAIGHT.
March 6, 1780. 3wj
TO be fold, the plantation Joseph Leigh lives
on, in Kingwood township, Hunterdon coun
ty, seven miles from Pitts-Town, and two from De
laware, near several shad fifheries, containing 350
acres, of which about ICO is wood, the rest in fix
fields of about 40 acres each, with a farm house,
good barn, and excellent orchard, and about twelve
acres of meadow: Also about 100 acres rich swamp
in Maidenhead, fix miles from Trenton, heavily
timbered and of rich foil for meadow, and will be
divided into lots to suit the purchasers, if desired.
For terms enquire of William Coxe, near Bristol
and Nefliameny Ferries. 2mq
TO BE SOL D,
A LOT of good Pasture Ground, in the city of
Burlington, c6nfifting of four acres and twenty
feven perches. The title indisputable. Immediate
possession will be given the purchaser. For terms ap
ply to the Printer of this paper. gw
7 'AKEN up a-drift in the Delaware, near Burling-
I ton, part of a Raft of Ship-Timber, confining
of thirty-five logs : The owner, on proving his pro
perty and paying charges, may have it again, by ap
plying to the fubferibers in Burlington.
March 8, 1780. Thomas Harris,
go gw John Van Skiver.
ROBERT EASTBURN,
Hath for SALE, in New-Brunswick,
G 1 OOD Wed-India rum, choice white powdered
r sugar, mufeovado ditto, tea, coffee, chocolate,
pepper, alfpice, starch, rice, nutmegs, cinnamon;
cloves and raifons; fnuff in bottles or by the pound,
pins by the packet or paper, knitting, sewing, and
darning needles ; fine white and colour'd thread, cot
ten ditto, sewing silk of different colours ; fprig'd and
brown ground chintzes and callico, black gauze;
men's and women's flioes, women's kidd gloves, neat
black fiik laces and bindings; spelling-books aid
primers, neat black and red pocket-books, writr^
and bonnet paper; black Barcelona handkerchiefs,
fiik knee-garters, mohair buttons, sleeve and fliirt
ditto; silver plated ihoe-buckles, white metal, brass
shoe, knee and Rock-buckles; fine strait ivory and
crooked horn combs; bridles; fciffars ; short and
long pipes ; a parcel of ware, iuch as diflies, plates,
mugs, bowls and itonejuggs ; a quantity of excellent
indigo, rosin, brimstone and tar, on which allowance
will be made to those who buy to fell ; French and
common wooden heels by the dozen or pair. gw
State of New-Jersey, Sussex county, March 14, 1780.
IN pursuance of an aft for forfeiting and veiling in
the Rate of New-Jersey the real estates of certain
fugitives and offenders in said state, will be fold at
public vendue, at the times and places herein after
mentioned, the following tracts or parcels of lands
in said county ; the vendue to begin at 10 o'clock
each day.
On Monday the 17th of April, at the house of Sa
muel Daker, in the township of Wantage, the farm
on which John Finch now lives, containing 139 acres
with a small improvement thereon ; a tract of wood
land containing 46 acres ; a farm containing 64 acres,
with a small improvement; and near Deep Clove,
another farm containing 136 acres, with a small im
provement thereon, now in the possession of Spencer
Elftone: All late the property of Oliver Delancey.
The small trad called Barton's Flatbrook farm, con
taining 50 acres, a considerable part of which is ex
cellent meadow ; also 35 acres, with a small improve
ment thereon, both late the property of Joseph Bar
ton. Twenty-two acres with a small improvement
thereon, late the property of Thomas Woolverton.
TO BE S OL D,
On Monday the 27th day of this instant, at the house
of Cornelius Dome, in the township of Middle
town, Monmouth county,
THE Sails and Running and Standing Rigging of
the brigantine Britannia, with a number of
Blunder Buffes, Muskets and Piftdls, Cutlasses, Fire
Arrows, &c. &c. lately captured by Colonel Asher
Holmes and others. Samuel Dennis. 2$
T H E subscriber purpefes to' attend as Trenton
X every Monday in the present month; at other
times he may be found at his farm near the Baptist
meeting house in Hopewell ;—and request all that
have not certificates for any demands against said
post, contrasted before the firft instant, to attend,
as he intends to make a close immediately after the
expiration of the month.
PETER GORDON, late
March 14. gw Quartermaster, Trenton.
On Wednesday the 19th, at the house of Isaac
Carey, Esq. two traCts of woodland nt ar Col. Soward's,
containing 207 acres. The farm called Colled's Plains,
having a small improvement, containing 150 acres.
On Thursday the 20th, at the house of Francis
Price, in Newtown, a farm containing 58 acres, ly
ing near Hugh Heggarty's, having considerable im
provements thereon ; and near Zachariah Price's an
other farm, having also considerable improvements
thereon, containing 13c acres ; also the farm on whi h
Daniel Peterson lived, containing 54 acres: All late
the property of Oliver Delancey. Likewise the farm
on which Barton's new mill lately flood, containing 50
acres. Late the property of Joseph Barton.
Where attendance will be given refpedively, and
the conditions made known at the different places by
4wt Isaac Martin, ) Commif.
Samuel Mieker, J fioners.
WHereas inquilitions having been found, and
final judgment entered against William Du
mayn, late of Morris county, and Jacob Tooker,
late of Essex county, in the state of New-Jersey—
Notice is hereby given that all the real estate of the
said William Dumayn and Jacob Tooker, that is
within the said county of Eflex, will be fold at pub
lick vendue on Monday the firft day of May next, at
the house of Samuel Smith, innkeeper, in Elizabeth-
Town, at 2 o'clock, P. M. of said day; at which
time the said estates may be seen, and the condition#
of sale made known by
Elizabeth-Town, John Clawson, ) Commit
Feb. 28, 1780. Daniel Marsh, j fioners.
On Tuesday the 18th, at the house of Joseph Parry,
a valuable trad of land containing 223 acres, with
considerable improvements thereon, lying between
Williamfnodgrafs's and yanhautan's farm; another
trad containing 67 acres, with a small improvement
thereon, lying mar William Holly's at Poccukunk;
also three small trad: containing 126 acres, opposite
Mafkot kill.