The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1782-03-27 00:00:00, page 3

funate inhabitants have not saved more than two
foorfes would draw,"
Since our last His Excellency Gen. Washing
ton, and suite, passed through this tonun, on his
%Q to the eastward.
7=o £—£ *S 0 L
^ HE farm where Jacob Servofs now liv„, in
Amtell, Hunterdon county, adjoining How
ell's ferry, bounded on the river Delaware, con
taining 300 acres, of which 40 are low land, with
a good flow? houfe,frame barn, &c. An orchard of
good fruit, a Jufficient quantity of woodland and
meadow, near a good mill, and in a good neigh
bourhood; the purchaser paying one third part,
may have a reasonable time for the remainder,
giving security. Any person inclined to purchase
may apply to fohn Mitchell, merchant, in Philadel
phia, or to Randle Mitchell, at Bowhill, Notting
ham township, Burlington county, who will treat
for the fame. gw
Middlesex county.
BY virtue of a writ of Fieri facias to me direct
ed, iffuing.out of the Inferior Court of Com
mon Pleas of laid county, at the suit of William
Neilfon, against the goods and chattels, lands and
tenements, of Jacob Pitfworth, deceased, in the
hands of Reune Runyon and John Gillman, Admini
strators: I have levied on and taken the equal half
or raoiety of a grillmill, iawmill, dwelling-house, &c.
and about fifty acres of land, lituate and lying at
Quibble Town in Pifcataw&y; also the whole of a
lot containing about forty acres, joining the mill
lot; also the whole of a lot of about sixty acres,
whereon there is a good dwelling-haufe, barn, store
house, and other improvements, now in the possessi
on of David Manning, and joining lands of Jeremiah
Dunn, in Pifcataway; all which I (hall fell at pub
lick vendue at Martin's tavern in Quibble Town,
on Tuesday the 14th day of May next, between
the hours of 12 and 5 in the afternoon.
JOHN CONWAY, Sheriff.
New-Brunswick, March 11, 1782. yw _
Raritan Landing, 25th March, 1782.
To whom it may concern :
State of New-Jersey.
NOTICE is hereby given, that a court will be
held on Thursday the 1 tth of April next, at
the house of Ishmael Shippey, at Raritan Landing,
then and there to try the truth of the fads, alledg
ed in the bill of-Capt. Adam Hyler, against the
sloop Susannah and (loop Catharine and Jane, bur
then about thirty tons, together with their tackle and
apparel, taken near Prince's-Bay: To the true intent,
that if any person or persons claiming the lame,
may shew cause, if any they have, why the said ves
sels, their tackle, apparel and cargoes, Should not be
condemned to the captors according to the prayer
of the said bill. By order of the Court,
ROBT. HUDE,) . +
JNO. BRAY, 5 Agents_
TO BE SOL D,
BY the fubcriber, on Friday the fifth of April,
for ready money, a quantity of good fnuff,
above two years old, an assortment of Philadelphia
earthen ware, an eight-day clock, three milch cows,
sundry books on various fubjeds, with some house
hold furniture; the vendue to begin at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, when attendance will be given, by
THOMAS MOODY.
Stoney-Brook, March 22, 1782. Iwf
T'O BE S'O L 1),
At publick vendue, on Thursday the 11th day of
April next at one o'clock, at the house of the
widow Weft, at Colts-Neck,
A VALUABLE plantation, lying in Shrewfbu
ry, containing one hundred and sixty acres,
together with four acres of salt meadow lying on
Raccoon-Illand, about four miles from said farm:
On the premises is a good dwelling-house, two stories
high, with five rooms and three fire places, the
whole well watered, and pleasantly situated, about
one mile and a half from Ed^ntown, two miles
from the sea, on the road to Deal, bounded at the
head of Shrewfoury river, called South Branch,
late the property of Joseph Dennis, deceased, and
now in the tenure of Nathan Maxfon; it contains
thirty acres of good thrifty woodland, a fufficient
quantity of meadow, a good barn covered with
cedar, a good bearing orchard. An indisputable
title will be given, two thirds of the purchase money
to be paid at executing the deed, the other third in
four years, with interest. Attendance will be given
at the day of sale, by
2w«ffCORNELIUS COOPER.
A FEW common and pocket Almanacks, for
the current year, may be had of the Printer.
A LIKELY Negro Wench, about twenty-two
years of age, with a male child, they have
had the small pox; she can do all kinds of house
work, fold for no fault only for want of employment.
Any person inclining to purchase, and having a light
family waggon to dispose of, will be received in
part pay. Inquire of
CORNELIUS COOPER,
At Spotfwood.
March 18, 1782. ?w§'
LIG IFT
WILL Cover at fix hard Dollars the ensuing
season, or three hard Dollars the single leap,
the money to be paid down before the mares are
taken away, at the plantation of James Fitz-Ran
dolph, at Alhfwamp, in the township of Woodbridge,
and date of New Jersey.
Light Foot is rising seven years old, and is allow
ed to be full seven-eighths blooded; his fire is the
famous imported Grandbay, his dam was got by
old Pacolate. Light Foot's colts are allowed by
good judges to be equally as fine as any horse of
his blood.
JAMES FITZ-RANDOLPH.
March 20, 1782. gwf
N. B. Good pagurage for mares at Two Shil
lings and Six-pence per week.•
New-Jersey, Middlesex county.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons whq
are in possession of land, lituate in the county
of Middlesex aforefaid, the property of the fub
jeds of the King of Great-Britain, that they apply
to the subscriber on or before the 6th day of April
next, and take leases for the fame, on such terms
as fh^ll be agreed on, otherwise they may depend
on being profccuted as the law directs, and the land
leafed to other persons.
DAVID OLDEN, Agent.
March 21,1782. gwf
N. B. The aforefaid Agent proposes to attend at
Cranberry on Monday the lit of April next, at
New-Brunswick on Tuesday 2d, and Wednesday 3d,
and at Spotfwood Monday the Bth, for the purposes
aforefaid.
March 20, 1782.
TO BE SOLD,
At publick vendue, on the premises, by the subscri
ber, on the 15th day of April next,
A VALUABLE plantation, the late dwelling
place of Timothy Smith, of Upper Makeficld
in Bucks county, Pennsylvania, deceased, containing
upwards of 200 acres of land, situate about three
miles diltant from Newtown courthouse, on the
publick road leading from Wrightftown meeting
house to Yardley's ferry. Said plantation is well
supplied with good timber, and meadow fufficient
to keep a considerable stock, and will admit of im
provement by the help of water; the arable land
level and proper for manure, distant from several
limekilns about eight or nine miles, on an easy read
for carting; it is well accommodated with fruit trees,
and the apple orchard remarkable for bearing.
There are ereded on the premises a good stone
houle and kitchen, frame barn and other out build
ings, and a spring of good water near the door.
Any person inclining to view the place before the
day of sale may apply to Joseph Smith, living on
the premises, and the terms will be made known on
laid day.
The subscriber likewise requests all those who
have open accounts standing against the said Timo
thy Smith, deceased, to produce them, that they
may be fettled; and those who are indebted on the
vendue sales, or on the book accounts of the said
deceased, are desired to make speedy payment, that
the surviving executor may be enabled to make a
final settlement of the administration.
TIMOTHY SMITH, Executor.
On the said day and place will likewise be expos
ed to publick sale a breeding mare, and several
young creatures, milch cows, and sundry other arti
cles. gwf
TO BE SOLD,
At publick vendue, on Monday the 15th of April
next, at Bowhill farm, in Nottingham townfllip,
Burlington county, two miles from Trenton,
A Considerable number of mares and colts, half
' and 3-4th bloods, from imported horses, in
good order, fit for breeders or work; they are fold
on account of the owner's having more stock than
is convenient. The sale will begin at X o'clock
in the forenoon of laid day; a reasonable credit will
be given, the purchasers giving bond and security
if required.
3 -RANDLE MITCHELL.
TO BE SOLD,
TO COVER,
The ensuing season, the well bred Horse YOUNG
FIGURE, at Mr. Samuel Holcombe's, in Arn
well, three miles from Corryel's ferry, at a Half-
Johannes the season.
FIGURE is a beautiful bay, 15 hands high, 9
years old this season, and was bred by -Natha
niel Heard, Efqujre, his fire was the noted Horse
Old Figure, who had won several races, and was
afterwards imported from England by Doctor Ha
milton, and upon his arrival in America he beat
several capital racers, among the number was the
noted running Horse Selim, belonging to Samuel
Galloway, Esquire. Yoyng Figure's dam was Bri
tannia, own filler to that well known Horse True
Briton. Any one who is delirous of having a more
accurate pedigree of said Horse, may apply to Mr.
Holcombe, who has the pedigree at large certified
from under the hand of the breeder.
N. B. Good pasture is provided, qnd the best
attendance given. 4 w l
State of New-Jersey, March 20, 1782.
TO BE SOL D,
By publick vendue,
ON Monday the 29th of April next, at thg
houle of Samuel Forman, inn keeper, in Up
per-Freehold, the following tracts of land and saw
mill, the estate of James Randolph, late of Mon
mouth county, deceased, viz. Une plantation ^
Mufqueto Cove, on Toms River, containing four
hundred acres or thereabouts, the greatest part
thereof is excellent salt meadow, with a convenient
filhing place, salt works, one good frame dwelling
houle, &c. &c. One sawmill on Davenport, near
Toms River, goes with two saws together, with 4
fufficient quantity of pine land and cedar swamp ?
belonging thereto, as will more fully be made known
on the day of sale, &c. Two fifths of a new law
mill, together with four-fifths, the pine land there
unto belonging, near James Randolph's late dwell
ing, in partnerlhip between him and Tobias Hen
drickson. Likewise eighteen or twenty lots of ce?
dar swamp, on different branches, viz. On Daven
port, Wrangle Brook, Horricone, Union, Luker's
Branch, &c. &c. Any person inclining to purchase
may be better informed by applying to Tobias Hen
drickson, near the late dwelling of James Randolph,
in New-Jersey, or to Benjamin Randolph in Phila
delphia. The sale of the aforefaid estate will be
gin at ten o'clock in the morning of the aforefaid
day if the weather be fair, if not on the fir# fair
day following. Attendance will be given at the
time and place by
BENJAMIN RANDOLPH and ? Exe-
TOBIAS HENDRICKSON, | cutors.
N. B. All persons who have any demands against
the estate, are requested to bring in their accounts
properly attested, to one of the above Executors as
soon as may be convenient, that they may be adjust
ed and paid, likewise all those who owe monies to
the estate, are requested to pay the fame between
this and the firft day of Odober next, as after that
day the accounts, &c. will be left with an attorney
to colled the fame, &c. ,v§
For $ 7 [
At Dublick vendue, on Friday the sth of April next,
r rHE plantation whereon the subscriber now
JL lives, in the caftern precind of Somerset coun
ty, and state of New-Jersey, well situated in a plea
sant healthy part of the country, consisting of 170
acres, near 120 of which is good plough land, the
remainder meadow and woodland; about 15 acres
of the meadow are now under the belt timothy,
clover and blue grass, and 5 acres more very con
venient to the barn, sowed with English grass-seed
last fall, and a quantity more may be made at a
small expence; the upland is divided into five fields,
through the centre of which runs a constant stream
of water, supplied by a never failing spring. The
house is a large well built frame with four rooms on
the floor, well finilhed; there are also a large barn,
stables and waggonhoufe. It lies within seven miles
of Brunswick, four of Bound-Brook and Middle-
Brook, and about one and a half from Somerset
town, very convenient to meeting, mill and market.
Part of the purchase money may remaid in the pur
chaser's hands, by giving good security; a fufficient
title will be given. The iale will begin at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon, when the conditions -will be made
known, by ANDREW BROWN.
March 21, 1782. %w*
y^GOOD houle and lot of land, containing about
7 acres, with tanvats thereon, and a good curry
ing drop, bark house, bark wheel and house, in Al
lentown, will be rented for a term of years. Any
person wanting may call and fee the premises, and
then apply for terms to KEN. HANKINSON.
March 18, 1782. gw|