The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1782-02-13 00:00:00, page 4

TO BE SOLD,
likely smart Negro Wench,
Fourteen years old.—Enquire of the printer.
{ TO BE SOLD,
or C AS H, at the New-Brewery, in York-
Street, BURLINGTON,
American Porter,
qQyAL ib quality and fine flavour to London
Lu Porter, at Sixty Shillings per barrel. Also Irifli
Stingo, brewed from the best amber malt, at Forty
Shillings per barrel; Strong beer at the old price,
Thirty Shillings per barrel, and small ditto at Fifteen
ditto ; yeast at Two Shillings per gallon; cyder at
ditto.
The brewer, desirous to oblige the publick, fells
as small a quantity as five gallons. All tavern-keep
ers or families may depend upon being I'erved on
the shortest notice.
N. B. Mufcovado and Port-au-Prince sugars to
be fold cheap at the fame place. 12W
Any person of character and feme real property,
may now come into partnership with said brewer,
upon very easy terms, as he is desirous of building
another brewery at Trenton Landing or in the town,
which, in all probability, will be the feat of govern
ment, and great advantages must accrue. None but
principals will be treated with, to whom fufficient
proof will be given that a capital fortune is to be
made in a few years. No objection to a person un
acquainted with the business, as such instructions
will be given to enable him to superintend one of the
breweries in a very Short time.
WANTED, an apprentice to learn the art of brew
ing and making malt. }
TO BE SOL D,
},- publick vendue, at the house of Samuel Dorfet,
inn-keeper in Middletown, or on the premiles, on
the firft day of March next, at twelve o'clock on
said day ;
A VERY valuable plantation lying in the county
A of Monmouth, East New-Jersey, in the town
fnip of Middletown, and about four miles from said
town, adjoining t 6 the fait water : —The plantation
contains near three hundred acres, about fifty of
which are good meadow, and forty good plough
land, and more to be cleared ; the remainder well
timbered, and will be very valuable when the British
leaves New-York. There is on the premises agood
large dwelling-house and barn, and a very good
spring of water about forty yards from the door. —
For terms of sale apply to the fubferiber, who will
give attendance on the day of sale.
JONATHAN PEW, Executor.
N. B. Said plantation may be purchased at private
. sale anv time before the said firft of March. gs
TO BE SOL D,
A PLANTATION containing 150 acres, in Am
well, two miles from Howell's ferry, with a
dwelling-house, a barn, and orchard of 240 apple
trees, 20 acres of good meadow cleared, also 80
acres of good land adjoining the river Delaware, one
mile from Howell's ferry, whereon is a good mill
feat and a fliad fifhefy; 25 acres cleared, the re
mainder timber land :—Alfo a pair of match horses,
.15 hands high, three years old. Enquire of David
Chambers, in Amwcll. 3w||
'THE different town and ward collectors in the
I county of Essex, are desired to pay in their
several quotas of taxes immediately, or expect to be
dealt with as the law directs.
'JOHN OGDEN, C. Collector.
February 1, 1782. 3 w ±
- WA NT ED,
For the use of the troops, &c. Rationed at Bur
lington and the post of Trenton,
BEEF, pork, mutton and whisky, for which a
generous price and cash will be given, by the
rublick's most obedient servant,
JAMES THOMPSON.
Frenton, January 22, 1782.
i) Y virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias to me directed
) and delivered, will be exposed to sale by way of
publick vendue, at the house of Mr. Isaac Wood, in
Moudt-Holly, on Wednesday the 20th day of March
next, between the hours of twelve and five o'clock
in the afternoon of said day, the third part of a
very valuable plantation containing between 8 and
900 acres of land, lying and being in the townihip
of Evediam, (to be fold during James Buxton's
wife's life) also a piece of pine land, containing a
bout 60 acres, in Evefham aforefaid, late the pro
perty of said Buxton, seized and taken in execution
at the suit of Thomas Woodmancey Tallman.
JACOB PHILLIPS, Sheriff.
Burlington, Jan. 17, 1782. 3ws
TRENTON: Printed by ISAAC 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
Essays, and Articles of Intelligence are thankfully received.
Trenton, February 4, 1782. 2w||
r t'His is to notify the publick, that I the sub
-1 scriber do intend having the following loan
office certificates renewed by Mr. Borden, which
were in my possession and destroyed by the enemy at
New-London, on the 6th of September last, viz.
No. 7140 and 7141, for 200 dollars each, and No.
665, for 600 dollars, issued from Mr. Borden's office,
in favour of Mr. Isaac Cox, of Philadelphia, and
dated 24th January, 1778. Any person having ob
jections to the renewal of the above certificates,
agreeably to an aft of the Honourable the Continen
tal Congress, are desired to exhibit the fame within
fix weeks from the date hereof.
RICHARD THROCKMORTON.
Trenton, January 23, 1782. 6w±
~wTT T AND LOTT,
HAIR-DRESSERS,
BEG leave to acquaint the publick, and their
friends in particular, that they have entered into
partnerfllip. —All ladies and gentlemen that will
please to favour them with their cuttom may depend
on their utmost endeavour to give fatisfadion. They
have for sale hair pins, powder and pomatum.
The fubferiber likewise begs leave to inform the
publick in general that he keeps a house of enter
tainment for man and horse, at the lign of Alexan
der the Great, in the house formerly occupied by
Captain Clunn, in Trenton, where all persons fa
vouring him with their custom may depend on his
utmolt exertions to give entire Satisfaction, by the
publick's most obedient humble servant,
FRANCIS WITT.
N. B. A small house and lot to be let, enquire as
above.
Trenton, January 21, 1782. 3w±
TO B E SOLD,
A LOT of land with three houses thereon,
fronting the street, in Newtown, Buck's
county, in the state of Pennsylvania, suitable for
merchandizing or any tradesman. For terms apply
to the fubferiber, living on the road leading from
Jones's ferry to said Newtown, &c.
LAMB. TORBET.
Wanted immediately,
At HIBERNIA FURNACE,
A NUMBER of WOOD-CUTTERS, who will
meet with great encouragement by
MARK BIRD,
GEORGE ROSS._
S A L E
OF that very valuable and well-known FARM,
commonly called The Bainbridge Farm, in the
townihip of Maidenhead, county of Hunterdon,
state of New-Jersey, adjoining lands of Messrs. John
P. Schenck, William Phillips, Ezekiel Smith and
others. It consists of 282 acres of land, about 40
of which are wood-land, 50 meadow, and the re
mainder tillage and pasture of excellent grass: Ihe
meadow is of the belt quality, being part of the
Maidenhead meadows, so much celebrated, and the
quantity may be encreafed to double with very little
pains. The cleared land is divided into five fields, in
each of which is a constant spring of good water ;
there arc also some lot-enclosures. The farm-houfe
is large, well-built with stone, two Stories high, four
rooms on a floor, with excellent cellars, and aftone
kitchen adjoining. There are also a barn and con
venient Stables. It is three and an half miles from
Princeton, nine from Trenton, and about a mile from
the post-road. The foil is fertile, well situated for
railing grain, and peculiarly well calculated for
breeding Rock. For terms apply to Col. Benjamin
G. Eyre, at Kensington, Philadelphia ; William C.
Houlton, Esq. at Trenton, Daniel Hunt, Esq. near
Pittiton, or the fubferiber on the farm, who will
Ihew it to any person inclined to treat tor the pur
chase. c.t.f. DANIEL AGNEW.
Irish and Britannia linens,
Moree gown patterns,
Ell wide perfian,
White farfenet,
Jacconet muslin,
Lawn,
Cambrick,
Cotton checks,
Cambrick romal hand
kerchiefs,
Cotton check handker
chiefs, ✓
EVAN RUNYAN,
Has for sale, at his store now kept in the large new
house lately built between the mill and the brick
house at the ferry lane, an assortment of DRY
and WET GOODS, viz.
Ci HINTZES, Wide and narrow black
4 Calicoes, lace,
Tape, bobbin and thread,
Ribans,
Pins,
Calimanco,
Shoe and knee buckles,
Sleeve buttons,
Sweeping bruihes,
Cloths bruihes,
Buckle bruihes,
Shoe bruihes,
Dust brushes,
Rum, sugar and tea.
TO BE SOLD,
A LOT of meadow land, generally known by the
name of Wood's-Island, containing about fig
acres mowable, of the best kind of grass; the fcil
is equal to the best bank meadow, with this material
advantage, that there is no receffity for banks or
drains. Also between twenty and thirty acres of
out-lands, flats, &c. adjoining, and will be fold
with the above or separate, as may best suit the pur
chaser. Apd likewise about forty acres of wood
land, three miles distant from Trenton, and two
miles and an half from a good landing on Watson's
Creek. For terms apply to JOHN WATSON.
Nottingham, Burlington county, Jan. 10, 1782. gs
TO' BE SOL D,"
At PUBLICK SALE, on MONDAY the fourth
day of March next,
A VERY valuable FARM in Greenwich township,
Sussex county, state of New-Jersey, adjoining
the Mufconetcung Creek, near Robert Johnson's
forge and mill : Ihe land is very good for railing all
forts of grain, and exceeding fine for pasture. There
is on the premises a good bearing orchard, besides a
young one planted last spring : alio some good mea
dow and more wy be made. The whole in good
fence, and wood in proportion to the land. Any one
inclining to view the land before the day of sale may
fee it by applying to William M'Cullough or Jacob
Piatt, and an indisputable title will be given by
BENJAMIN M'CULLOUGH.
N. B. The farm contains 243 acres. 6w 3^
'§ HE Allocators ot Monmouth county are re
l quelled to meet at the couit-houfe on Saturday
the 16th day of February next, at twelve o'clock, for
the purpose of choosing a new Committee. Every
Associator is requeued to attend without tail, for rea
sons that will be offered there by the Committee,
as the Committee wishes to know the Alu-ciators ;
fliould any ot the inhabitants who are not yet Alioci
ators chufe to join, we with their attendance to sign
the Association, and their names will be accepted.
By ore er of the Committee,
KENNETH HANKINSON,.
Jan. 19 1782. 3t Chairman
IO BE SOLD,
A Plantation containing 180 Acres, about 120
acres in tillage and meadow ground, the rest
well timbered, situated in Maidenhead about zf miles
from Trenton, on which is a new large brick house
two Tories high, four rooms on a floor, with conve
nient cellar,, a good barn, Tables and cow-houses,
young bearing orchard, very convenient to mill and
Market. Also, a trad of 126 acres on the opposite
fide of the Maidenhead road, principally woodland,
the whole enclosed with anew post and rail fence,
very advantageous for pasture, having a constant
Stream of water 2 miles from Trentcn: These two
tracts will be fold together, or ftparate, as will best
suit the purchaser. Any person inclining to view the
farm, may apply to Philip Palmer, the tenant in pos
session ; any reasonable' time will be given for the
greatest part of the purchase money, and possession
will be given theist day of April next. For terms
apply to GEORGE DAVIS.
Trenton. Jan. 29, 1782.
T O B E SOL D,
ONE thousand acres of excellent limeftore land,
lying in Frederick County, in Virginia, about
ten miles from that flourishing town of Winchester.
For terms apply to the fubferiber, near Pitt's-Town
3W MAHLON TAYLOR.
' h HAS is to notify lucn persons as have mortgages
1 against the house and land whereir El,as Bland,
deceased, lately lived, in Wood! ridge, to make them
known to the fubferiber, on or before the firff day of
May next, as said house and land was bought at
Sheriff's vendue by me, living on the aforefaio farm.
3w* JAMES KINSEY.
Woodbridge, Jan. 18 1782.
MvUiftonn, Jan 22. 1782.
WHEREAS by an Ad of the General Affcmbly of
the 29th Decemb. last, I am authorifed to agree
With proper persons to fu. ply the troops to be embo
died for the defence ofthis fiae, and luch of 'he mi
litia as Rail be called out, with provinces and forage.
Notice is hereby given, that the proposals will be re
ceived at my office until the 20th day of February
next, for supplying such of the said troops as may be
Rationed in the counties of Bergen, Essex, Middlesex,
Monmouth, 8 Arlington, Gloucester and Sullex, with
the fame rations as are allowed the continental ar
my ; the proposals to contain the lowed price in Spe
cie of each ration of piovifon and forage, and also
the price of the component pair : A ration of pro
vision to consist of one pound of bread, one pound of
beef, or three quarters of a pound of j ork, one gill
ofrum or wbifkey, one quart of fait, and two quarts
vinegar for one hundred rations, eight pounds soap,
and three pounds candles per seven hundred rations.
A ration of forage to consist of tight quarts of oats or
other grain equivalent, and fourteen pi unds of hay.
AZARIAH DUNHAM.