The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1780-03-15 00:00:00, page 4

^WOULD recommend to the three quaking au
-1 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 "govern ment is pray
ed for by the whole triumvirate, while the men are so
well known by their friends, and their characters and
cause blacker than the Have they want to keep in their
debt, and consequently in their service his life time.
Seeing therefore those miscreants, who having loft
all sense of truth and decency, have "rendered their
persons fit companions only to runaway negroes, and
their congenial spirits "amiable only to demons, itwill
bethought ''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 Ikilful 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 oilobedient negro, which Shall be
as soon as any gentleman offers able and willing to
receive him, and give a just restitution to his matter.
3f w DAVID COHELL.
Let the PUBLICK BEWARE.
A LOT of good Pasture Ground, in the city of
Burlington, consisting of four acres and twenty-
Seven perches. The title indisputable. Immediate
possession will be given the purchaser. For terms ap
ply to the Printer of this paper. 3W
'TO BE S O L D,
AT Publick Vendue, on Saturday the eighteenth
A day of March inst. on the premises, SIX LOTS
of LAND, containing 420 acres in the whole, late the
property of Abraham Probafco, in the township of
Middletown, Monmouth county, about 12 miles from
the bay Shore ; a very convenient place for a grist-mill
and saw-mill ; two dwelling-houses and five orchards,
Situate in a very pleasant part of the country ; about
one half of said land cleared, about twenty acres of
meadow, and more may be made. Any person in
clining to purchase said trad of land, can fee the pre
mises by applying to the subscribers. The vendue
to begin at 10 of the clock said day, where due at
tendance will be given, and conditions of sale made
known. awifc DAI ID RHAI,
March 6, 1780. JOHN HAZLITT.
—T'O B E SO L D,
AT Publick Vendue, on Tuesday the 21st day of
1 March instant, at the house where Nicholas Amer
man, deceased, formerly lived, at Sourland, in the
county of Somerset, State of New-Jersey, Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, and almost all forts of Houfe
holu and Kitchen Furniture, and Farmers Utenfiis,
too tedious to mention ; also will be fold the fame
day, the farm whereon the said deceased lived, con
taining about 200 acres of land, with a good dwell
inghoufe and kitchen, a barn and good orchard on
the fame, including woodland and meadows Suffici
ent for said farm ; also a woodlot near the premises
about 7 acres. The vendue to begin at 10 o'clock,
where attendance will be given and the conditions of
fa|e made known by Daniel Amerman,)
John Amerman, Exectrs.
zw+ Corn. Fan Nuys, )
WHEREAS the Commissioners for felling the con
fifcated estates in the county of Monmouth,
and State of New-Jersey, have, in this paper of the
firft of March instant, advertised, among other things
for sale, " a quell improved farm, containing 300 acres,
lying in Upper Freehold, which they are pleased to
suppose belongs to John Perrine, n,ow with the ene
my: But this may assure the publick that the said
farm doth not, nor ever did belong to the said John
Perrine; but that the fame is the property of, and
was duly devised to John, Peter, Matthew and Joseph
Perrine, sons of the said John the Refugee, in and by
the last will and testament of their grandfather, John
Perrine, deceased, as will fully appear by the said
will, duly proved, and remaining in the Secretary's
office at Burlington.—Therefore in behalf of the said
devifees, now under age, the subscribers, guardian
of the said children, and the executors of the estate
of the said deceased, do forwarn all manner of per
sons from purchasing the fame, as they are deter
mined to defend the laid devifees' estate, according
to the laws of this free and independent State.
Mar, Perrine, Guardian.
March 6, 1780. 2wj James Perrine, ) Exccu-
Jofeph Perrine, ) tors.
TO BE SOL D,
TO BE SO L I),
A Beautiful well made Stallt^n Colt, rising 3
years old, 3-4ths blood, got by the famous im
ported horse Whirligigg out of a large half blooded
Bullyrock mare. He is a full black, moves well, and
promises to be a fore 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 I arm, near Trenton.
TRENTON: Printed by ISAAC COLLINS, by whom Essays, Articles of Intelligence, Advertisements, &c. are
thankfully received, and duly attended to.
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. 3 w+
State of New-Jersey, Morris County.
WHEREAS there has been final judgment entered
as the Adt of Assembly directs, against Nicho
las Hoffman, Charles Bolfby, George Ludlow, Wil
liam W. Ludlow, Bernardus Legrange, David Ogden
late Esquire, I'aac Ogden and Joseph French ;—No
tice is hereby given that the real estates which did
belong to the said persons in the county of Morris,
will be fold at publick vendue on the fifth day of
April next, to be held on the green at Morristown,
to be begin at ten o'clock on said day. The estates
are as follow; George and William Ludlow's farm is
about 170 acres of very good land, in the township
of Hanover ; David Ogden's is several tracts of land ;
Nicholas Hoffman and Isaac Ogden's is near one-third
part of the flitting-mill at Boontown ; Joseph French's
is a very good farm, in the township of Mendham,
in the possession of one Lefever; Legrange's is 170
acres, south of Foxhill. The draughts of the land,
and the conditions of the vendue will be made known
at the day of sale, by us
„ . David Thomson, ? commir .
Feb. 23, 1780. Alex. Carmichael, Q
Aaron Kitchel, )
N. B. There will be fold on said day, several SIL
VER SPOONS. 4w±
™Monmoutb\\f HEREAS inquisition has been found
County. 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 Stevenson, 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
seph Price, a lot lying in Shrewfbury ; 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
Hankinfon, Jacob Wikoff, Commissioners.
State of New-Jersey, Gloucelter County.
To be SOL D by Publick Vendue,
O~N the third day of April next; at the house of
Josiah Hillman, innkeeper, in Woodbury, the
following tracts of land, viz. a house and lot of about
loacres, near Mullico's hill, in Woolwich township,
late the property of Hance Border; part of a grist
mill on Raccoon Creek, near the above, late the pro
perty of John Franklin ; about 30 acres of land with
house and other improvements, late the property of
James Thomson ; about 9 acres of meadow and up
land near Mantua Creek bridge, late the property of
Gabriel D'Vebber; about 50 acres of land, with
house, orchard, &c. late the property of William
Forfinan ; one acre of land at Billingfport, fronting
the Delaware, and 5 acres of meadow on Hermau
nus's island, late the property of Joseph Long; 10
acres of meadow on Shivers's island, late the proper
ty of Daniel Cozens, for life ; all situate in the town
ship of Greenwich ; about 10 acres of cedar swamp
in the township of Deptford, late the property of
Thomas Nightingale; a piece of cedar swamp on a
branch of Great Eggharbour river called Squancum,
containing about 73 acres; 4 acres of cedar swamp
on a branch of Little Eggharbour river, and about
12 acres of land within the town of Gloucester, late
the property of John Hinchman ; all confifcated, and
to be fold for the use of the Rate.
The sale to begin at 10 o'clock said day, when at
tendance will be given, and the conditions made
known by JOHN SPARKS, ) Commif-
Feb. 18, 1780. SAMUEL KAIGHN, j fioners.
AME to the plantation of the fubferiber, a grey
HORSE, about 13 hands and a half high, a na
tural pacer, one hind foot white. Any person prov
ing property, and paying charges, shall have the
fame, by applying to Garret Schanch, living in
Amwell, near Ringo's late tavern. 3 w
TO BE 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 Hanlin, in Trenton. 3 w t
March 7, 1780.
JANES LEISHMAN, Bookbinder,
Has lately removed from Burlington to this Place.
GENTLEMEN who may have Libraries to repair,
old books to rebind, or blank books made up,
may have their work done agreeable to specimen, or
in the most elegant and best manner.
Trenton, February 22, 1780.
ROBERT and JOHN SINGER,
Have for SALE at their Store in TRENTO N, the
following goods .
AGREEABLE to an Aft of Assembly of the state 1
of New-Jersey, palled at Trenton, Dec. iit^,
1778, intitled, " An aft for forfeiting to, and vesting
in, the state of New-Jersey, the real estates of cer
tain fugitives and offenders, &c."—Publick notice is
hereby given that there will be fold, at publick ven
due, on Monday the 20th day of March next, at the
house of Samuel Barber, innholder, in Piles-Grove,
a small meffuage or tenement and lot, containing,
by computation, four acres of land, be the fame more
or less, situate in Lower Penn's-Neck, in the county
of Salem, late the property of John Booden ; being
confifcated to the use of the above state. Attend
ance will be given at the time and place above men
tioned, by THOMAS SAYRE, and
WILLIAM GARRISON, J Comm
February, 14, 1780. 4 w f
BEST bohea tea and
mufeovado sugar,
Black drawboy,
Black cotton-velvet,
Brown, blue, and scarlet
duroys,
Blue, brown, and olive
serge,
Dark chintzes,
Cambricks and lawns,
Muslins,
Thread and silk gauze,
Gauze handkerchiefs,
Barcelona ditto,
Check ditto,
Shalloons and calamanco,
Worsted bindings,
Men's gloves,
Broad and narrow ribbons,
Ell-wide mode,
Narrow ditto,
Two Hundred Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY on Saturday night the 12th instant,
a Negro MA N named Tony, a light built fel
low, about 5 feet 7 inches high, his hair grows down
his forehead and is bare on the temples, speaks Low
Dutch and English, about 30 years old: Had on a
blue broadcloth coat, green plush vest and a brown
ditto over it, blue great coat with mettle buttons, a
furr cap made with the crown of a hat instead of
leather, leather breeches and light blue yarn stock
ings. He formerly belonged to Corn. Van Horn, of
Reddington.—lt's supposed he is endeavouring to go
to the enemy. Any person taking up and securing
the said Negro, or returns him to me, shall have the
above reward and all reasonable charges, paid by me
PETER DUMONT.
N. B. He was taken up near Pifcataway town, and
handcuff'd, but made his escape from Tunifon's ta
vern at Raritan, on Tuesday night last.
Hillfborough, Somerset county, Feb. 14, 1780.
TAKEN up on the sth day of January last,
an iron grey HORSE, about 13% hands high,
seven or eight years old, a natural pacer, has loft
one eye, and is very poor. Any person proving pro
perty and paying charges, may have him, by apply
ing to JOHN M'COLLUM, near Trenton.
February 21st, 1780. 3 W 1
Two Hundred Dollars Reward.
STRAYED, or driven away from the fubferiber,
living in Monmouth county, some time last Au
gust, Twenty SHEEP; fixteCn 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 iheep, so that the owner may get them again,
shall be entitled to the above reward.
JOSHUA ANDERSON.
Freehold, Feb. 25, 1780. 3 w *
0 be fold, the plantation Joseph Leigh lives
I 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 Nefhameny Ferries. 2 m 1
Sewing thread of all forts,
Gun powder,
Indigo,y
Nutmegs,
Alfpice,
Playing cards,
Wool ditto.
Skeleton wire,
Bonnet and hair pins,
Broad and narrow tapes.
Sleeve buttons,
Shirt dittp,
Very handsome Italian
flowers,
Pins and needles,
Pint tumblers,
Half-pint ditto,
Earthen ware,
A quantity of TAR, and
a variety of other arti
cles. 3w*