The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1784-07-19 00:00:00, page 4

lot. to. do. five hundredths, situate in Wantage, near
Westbrook's mill.
2. 84. A trad of land containing 22 acres and eighty
hundredths, situate in Wantage, on the weft
fide of the Drowned Lands, between Samuel
Crowel and Benjamin Wilson's.
3. 85. A trad :of land containing 45 acres and twen
ty-three hundredths, lituate in Wantage, on
the east fide of Minilink mountain, at a place
called the White rock and Wafliburn mea
dow.
4. 86. A trad of land containing 12 acres, situate in
Newtown, between Hugh Hagerty's and El
lis M'Quin's.
5. 87. A trad of land containing 20 acres, situate in
Wantage, on the weft fide of the Walkill,
joining land surveyed and returned to the
devifees of Mary Alexander.
6. 88. A trad of land containing 38 acres and fifty
fix hundredths, situate on Wicker's meadow
brook, in the township of Newtown.
7. 8,. A trad of land containing 50 acres and fifty
hundredths, situate in Newtown, joining
Henry Beemer's plantation.
8. 90. A lot of land containing 35 acres and sixty-six
hundredths, situate in Montague, on a branch
of Mackacomack, called the Mill-Brook,
including part of Nearpofs's possession.
9. 91. A lot of land containing 15 acres and twenty
three hundredths, situate as above, adjoinnig
21 acres, surveyed to the devifees of David
Lyell, at the request of Catharine Westbrook.
10. 92. A lot of land containing 13 acres and thirty
four hundredths, situate in Wantage, on
Cripple-Buth run, fifteen chains above where
laid run empties in Deep Clovekill.
IX. 93. A lot of land containing 10 acres, situate in
Montague, on both tides of the path leading
from John Welding's to Peter Decker's,
near the head of an cafterly branch of Flat-
Brook.
12.. 94. A trad of land containing 23 acres, situate
in Wantage, at the foot of Pahaqnaling
mountain, on the east fide thereof, near the
Hawbulh-Kill or Beach-Brook.
13. 95. A lot of land containing 28 acres, situate in
Wantage, on Hawbulh-Kill or Beach-Brook,
adjoining Abraham Cortright's land.
14. 96. A trace of land containing 16 acres and nine
ty hundredths, situate in Wantage, about
25 chains northeasterly from Jacob Dewitt's.
15. 97. A lot of land containing loacres and eighty
five hundredths, situate in Montague, near
the head of Flat-Brook, adjoining land sur
veyed at the request of Lewis Morris, Esq.
16. 98. A lot of land containing 22 acres and eighty
one hundredths, situate in Wantage, on the
westerly fide of the Drowned Lands, ad
joining Stephen Decker's land.
17. 99. A trad of land containing 24 acres and twen
ty hundredths, lituate in Montague, the wfte
fide of Minifink mountain, on the road that
leads from Shippycunk to Papecotting, and
on an east branch of Flat-Brook.
18. 100. A tract of land containing 42 acres and fix
hundredths, situate in Newtown, adjoining
Uriah Adams's plantation.
19. 101. A tract of land containing 39 acres and nine
ty hundredths, situate on the east fide of
the Drowned Lands, opposite to Maffecote
kill, known by the name of Maffecote mea
dow.
zo. xoz. A plantation containing 122 acres and thirty
fix hundredths, lituate in Wantage, known
by the name of Collard's place, with a valu
able improvement thereon, now in the pos
session of James Huftead.
21. 103. One moiety or half part of 1748 acres, si
tuate in the townihip of Walpack, on the
northwest fide of Pahaqualing mountain, be
ing the fame that was formerly furveycd and
taken up for Richard Salter.
22. 104. A traft of land containing 155 acres and four
teen hundredths, situate in Newtown, near
Paulinglkill, joining the plantation where
David Baxter lived, with two improvements
thereon, now in the possession of John Kafe
and John Bowman.
23. 105, A lot of land containing 28 acres and thirty
feven hundredths, situate in Newtown, on
a westerly branch of Papecotting, called
Laurel-Brook.
24' 106. A lot of land containing 15 acres and twelve
hundredths, situate in Wantage, on a north
erly branch of the Walkill called Beaver-
Run, and is kown by the name of Green-
Swamp, near William Havens's.
25. 107. A lot of land containing 14 acres and eighty
feven hundredths, situate in Wantage, on
both sides of Beaver-Run, now in the pos
session of Samuel Wilson.
26. 108. A lot of land containing 28 acres and forty
nine hundredths, situate in Wantage, on
both sides of an easterly branch of Deep
Clovekill, about a quarter of a mile from
Jacob Decker's Cripple-Buffi.
27. 109. A lot of land containing 19 acres and eighty
five hundredths, situate in the Wawayonda
mountain, including the saw-mill in posses
sion of Reuben Hall and John Wolley.
28. lio. A trad of land containing 58 acres and forty
eight hundredths, situate in Wantage, on
Hendrick's kill.
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Publick Notice is hereby given
To whom it may concern,
THAT the subscribers intend to apply to the su
preme court agreeably to law, for an assurance
of their lands, the title deeds whereof were burnt by
the enemy in the month of April, 1780. These lands
lie in the precinC t of New-Barbadoes, in the county
of Bergen. Albert P. Van-Voorhees,
Albert A. Van-Voorhees.
May 11, 1784. 3mf
ALL Persons indebted to the
estate of DoCtor David Cowell, late of
Trenton, deceased, either by bond, bill, note, or book
account, are requested to make immediate payment •
and those who have any just demands against said
estate, are also requested to bring in their accounts
properly attested for settlement: It is expe&ed due
attention will be paid to this notice.
Charles Axford, junior,
acting Executor.
June 10, 1784. 3m
TO BE SOLD,
By the fubferiber, at publick sale, on Thursday the
20th of July next,
A Valuable farm, on which Major William Trent
lately lived, situated on the river Delaware,
within two miles of Trenton, containing about seven
hundred acres ; three hundred and fifty cleared, one
hundred of which is meadow of the firft quality ; two
orchards of fix hundred trees of the best grafted fruit,
an excellent shad fifhery, and old accustomed ferry,
known by the name of the Trenton Lower Ferry,
(with boats) also the frame of a large fhallop.
There are on the farm a large brick dwellinghoufe
and kitchen, barn, stables, and other outhouses.—
One-sixth part of the purchase money to be paid
down ; the remainder the purchaser may have a conli
derable time, upon paying the interest annually.
ELIJAH BOND.
Trenton, June 28, 1784. gw
lot. to. do.
29. 111. A lot of land containing 16 acres and twen
ty-eight hundredths, situate in Wantage,
joining a meadow by the name of M'Quin's
meadow.
30. 112. A lot of land containing 27 acres and twenty
two hundredths, situate in Newtown, on the
waters of Paulingfkill, and near the head of
Henry Paugh's brook.
31. 113. A lot of land containing 23 acres and fifty
eight hundredths, situate
32. 114. A lot of land containing 11 acres.and fix hun
dredths, lituate in Hardifton, at the north
end of a large bog meadow, known by the
name of the Upper meadow.
33. 115. A lot of land containing 11 acres and three
hundredths, situate in Hardifton, about five
chains southeasterly from the above lot,
No. 32.
34. 116. A lot of land containing 10 acres and seven
ty-seven hundredths, situate in Montague,
on both sides of Great Flat-Brook, below
John Welding's.
35. 117. A lot of land containing 9 acres and eighty
nine hundredths, situate on the Blue moun
tain, in the townihip of Wantage, about 30
chains from a place called the White Rock,
and about half a mile north from Henry
Depew's house, near laid Depew's path.
36. 118. A lot of land containing 4 acres, situate in
Newtown, joining lands of Peter Hopkins,
Esquire.
37. 119. A trad of land containing 132 acres, situate in
Hardifton, near Seeley's tavern, nearly 40
acres thereof is cleared meadow of the fiift
quality, and a considerable quantity more
may be made, with other valuable improve
mentsthereon, now in the possession of Cap
tain Richard Edfall.
Also the following lots of laid Delaney omit
ted :
1. 120. A plantation containing 150 acres in Knol
ton, near Henry Snover's, with an improve
ment thereon, being part of the forfeited
estate of Janies Clandenon.
2. 121. One-fifth part of a tiad tof land in the town
ihip of Montague, being part of the for
feited estate of Jeremiah Kettle.
The sales of the above-mentioned confiscated lands
to begin on Monday the twenty-third day of August
next, at twelve o'clock of the fame day, beginning with
the sale of the lands on Delaware river, near the mouth
of Paulinglkill, and so on by adjournment until the
whole is fold in succession, on or as nigh the premises
refpeaively as conveniently may be. Besides cash, the
following state obligations will be received in pay
ment, to wit, officers' and foldiers' notes given for
the depreciation of their pay, notes given to the mili
tia for the arrearages of their pay, contractors' certifi
cates, and collectors' surplus certificates of the state of
New-Jersey. ED WARD DUNLO P,
Agent for Sussex County.
July 9, 1784. 4W
Commissioner's Office for adjusting
the Public Accounts ^New-Jersey.
N OTI C E.
THE following resolution of Congress, relative
to a settlement of the continental lottery debts,
is published for the information of such of the inha
bitants of New-Jersey as may have drawn prizes in
either class of the said lottery, and who have not re
ceived the amount of such prizes, viz.
By the United States in Congress
assembled, December 21, 1782.
Refolded,
THAT the commissioners for fettling accounts,
according to the a& of the 20th of February last, do
receive lottery tickets as vouchers for the prizes
which may have been drawn to such tickets, and cer
tify the fame as debts of the United States, at and af
ter the rate of one dollar in specie for every forty
dollars of such prizes.
BENJAMIN THOMPSON,
Commissioner.
Stolen or Loft,
On the afternoon of the second instant, the following
certificates, issued on the final settlement of an ac
count between the United States and Richard
Long, and signed by J. Pierce, commissioner, viz.
ONE of 971° dollars, and two of 80 dollars each.
Whoever will deliver the above notes to the
fubferiber, at the Blackhoife, in Burlington county,
who has been an old and faithful soldier in the Jer
sey line, Ihall be generously rewarded for their trou
ble. RICHARD LONG.
3d July, 1784. gw
To BE SOL D,
The following tracts of land, lying in the county of
Sussex, in the Delaware state, late the property of
General John Dagworthy, deceased, viz.
] ft. /I TRACT of land called Bafhon, containing
1000 acres, situate about three miles below
Doggfbury, within a mile of navigable water ; the foil
is chiefly a deep rich bottom, suitable for arable land
and meadow, and is covered with the fineft timber,
calculated for all uses, particularly ship-building.
2d. A trad adjoining the former, called l imber
Land Enlarged, containing 1946 acres, of the fame
quality as the former, and equally well timbered.
3d. A trad adjoining the two former, called Den
nis's Folly, containing 50 acres, on which there is a
house and small improvement.
4th. A considerable part of a large trad called Dag
worthy's Conquest, containing in the whole 6,0q0
acres, lying on the branches of Indian River, of an
excellent quality, and well timbered.
The above lands are situated in the neighbourhood
of three sawmills and two gristmills ; and if not fold
in the great, will be laid off to suit the purchasers.
All persons indebted to the estate of the said John
Dagworthy, are desired to make payment; and those
who have demands against said estate, are requested to
produce them to the subscribers properly proved.
Martha Dagworthy, Phila. )
Lamb. Cadwalader, Trenton.
Lewis Derrickson,) „ ( xecut.
George Mitchell, J u ex ' )
June 10, 1784. 4wf
WANTE D,
^ Good Milch Cow.
Enquire of the Printer.
TO BE SOL D,
A Plantation containing 115 acres of good land,
in the townfllip of Amwell, and county of Hun
terdon, on which is a good dwellinghoufe, g rooms
on a floor; also a good barn and stables, a good bear
ing orchard, and a fufficient quantity of good mea
dow and timber. Said plantation is in good repair,
and lies on the York road, about three miles from
Coryell's ferry : Also a lot of woodland, containing
21 acres, about two miles from said place. For
terms and particulars apply to the fubferiber on the
premises.
JOHN PRA LL, Senior.
July 8, 1784. gw^
TO BE STL-D7
For want of employ,
THE time of a healthy Irilh servant man, who
has better than three years to serve—sit for
farming business. Enquire of the Printer.