The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1780-11-22 00:00:00, page 4

TRENT ON: Printed by ISAAC COLLINS. Advertisements of a moderate Ilength are inserted for Two Thirds of &
Dollar hard Money each the firft Week, and One Sixth for every Continuance, and, long Ones in Proportion, or the
Exchange in continental Currency—and by whom Essays, and Articles of intelligence are thankfully received.
LINSEED OIL,
TO be fold for cash, or exchanged for flaxfeed,
at the subscriber's oil mill on the south branch
of Raritan, in Hunterdon county, New-jersey, a
bout five miles from Pitt's Town; where cash is
also given for FLAXSEED, by
„ Mahlon Taylor.
October 27, 1780. _____
ALL perlons indebted to the estate of Matthew
Davis, late of Newtown, Sussex county, de
ceased, are requested to make immediate payment:
Likewise those who have any demands, to fend in
their accounts properly attested, that they may be
fettled. Phoebe Davis, Admftrx.
Sam. Linn, Adminidrator.
November 4, 1780. 3
sT-RAY mare.
WAS taken up the 25th of August, about half
a mile below lappan town, a black itray
M \RE, with a star in her forehead, about 14. hands
high, a natural trotter. The owner is requeued to
prove his property, pay charges, and take her away.
3 * JACOB KING.
Tappan, Nov. 11, 178 c. ,
subscribers delire all those indebted to the
1 estate of Samuel Titus, decealed, to come and
pay the just demands thereof, and prevent further
trouble. Witness our hands,
Johnson) Admi ni.
Nov. !, 1780^ Joseph Titus, ft rators .
3 w* John Johnson, )
' State of New-Jersey, Hunterdon county,
November 13, 1780.
WHEREAS there has been delivered into my cus
tody a certain Negro, who calls himfelf Tho
mas Stevens, fays he belongs to one John Warren,
in Maryland, twenty miles this fide Snow-Hill; he
is about fix feet high, flout and strong. Also a cer
tain John Talbert, who fays he is a freeman, came
from Charleftown, South-Carolina; he is about five
feet nine or ten inches high, and a slim fellow. Their
matters are desired to come and prove their property,
pay charges and take them away, or they will be fold
for the fame in three weeks.
3W PETER HULICK, Gaoler.
H E Subferiber takes this method to inform the
Public and country in general, that he has re
moved from Flemington to the house formerly oc
cupied by William Cleayton, Esq. opposite Mr. Abra
ham Hunt's, where he has for SALE,
Rum, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, and some
DRY GOODS;
Which he will fell as low as the times will admit of.
3 w JOHN SINGER.
Trenton, Nov. 14, 1780.
TO BE SOLD Cheap,
By the fubferiber in Hopewell,
FIVE blooded CULTS, one got by Old Hec
tor, one ditto by a colt of Bullerock, one dit
to by a colt of Old He&or and another by Old Sci
pio \lfo cyder spirit and cyder royal by the
hogshead or less quantity.
3 . TIMOTHY BRUSH.
Ten Thousand Dollars Reward.
RAN AWA Y,
From the fubferiber, in Princeton, on Sunday even
ing the 12th instant;
A NEGRO M A N, named Ctefar, about twenty
five years of age, about five feet eight inches
high, marked with the fmalf-pox ; had on a blue cam
blet coat worn out at the elbows, a pair of new buck
skin bree h.s, straps without kneebuckles, old pumps
with a hole in one of the toes or a new patch, a small
felt hat lopt. Whoever apprehends the laid Negro
and delivers him to me, shall have the above reward,
paid by JOHN DENTON.
Princeton, Nov. 14, 1780.
P. S. There is good reason to believe that he has
been advised to go away, any substantial evidence who
will discover the fa&'(if the plot be by a white person)
on full conviction, mail have a reward of Six Thou
sand Dollars ; if a black person, Five Hundred. As
it is more than probable that there are more people go
to market to Staten-Bland than ought ; but if any
person going there will please to call on Mr. Cubberly
and enquire of his negro man Caesar who it was that
advised him to leave his master, and make a fufficient
difeovery whereby the fubferiber may receive fuffici
ent damage, mail have Ten Guineas or the exchange
thereof in Continental money.
The fubferiber has for sale, bar-iron, rock & shore
salt, spelling-books and almanacks by the gross or
dozen as low as at Philadelphia, and sundry other
kinds of merchandize.
J. D.
THE boat lets off from the Crooked Billet, in
Philadelphia, on Sunday as ulual; on Mon
day the. waggons proceed to New-Brunswick, on
Tuesday to Elizabeth-Town and returns the lame
evening to New-Brunswick, on Wednesday to Bor
dentown, and on Thursday the boat returns to Phi
ladelphia,
The fubferiber returns his thanks to the Publick
for their past favours, and flatters himfelf that his
attention to the ease and convenience of pafl'engers,
and his punctuality in forwarding, with the utmost
dilpatch, all goods that may be sent by his stage,
will entitle him to a continuance of their favours.
3 * JOS. BURDEN, jun.
Bordentown, Nov. 7, 1780.
CAME to the subscriber's some time in August last,
a small black BULL, the points of his horns cut,
but no other mark. The owner is desired to come
and prove his property, pay charges, and take him
away. I have a yoke of working OXEN to exchange
for a horse or mare. RICH. GREEN.
Trenton township, Nov. 14, 1780.
STRAYED away from the fubferiber, off the com
mon of Trenton, a pale red HEIFER, two years
old next spring. Any person who will give intelligence
of said heifer, shall have a reward of Twenty Dol
lars, and all charges paid by
Nov. 14, 1780. William Smith.
TO BE SOLD,
A Likely NEGRO MAN, about thirty years
old, stout, strong, and in good health. He
understands all kind of farming business, to which
he has been brought up front his infancy. For terms
apply to John P. Schenk, at Maidenhead, or Arch.
Mercer, at Millstone. Nov. 6.
JUST'PUBLISBED,
And to be sold Wholesale and Retail, at the Print
ing-Office, in Trenton,
The NEW-JERSEY
ALMANA C K,
For the Year of our Lord 1781.
Containing a Variety of ufeful and entertaining Mat
ter in Prose and Verse.
Where also may be had, PARC II M E^N T._
To be SOLD by the Subscriber,
THAT valuable Farm formerly the property of
Mr. George Armstrong, within live miles of
Morristown, and three from Bafkenridge meeting
house, plealantly lituated, containing 500 acres ;
one halt of which is improved, and well adapted ei
ther for grass or grain, the remainder in good thriv
ing young timber; the whole is well watered, and
the greatest part in good new fence; an excellent
orchard of the very bell grafted fruit, containing up
wards of 1000 apple and peach trees. It is so well
lituated that a late froft in the Spring never injures
it, and yields a plentiful crop every year; 60 acres
of good meadow, which produces plenty of good
timothy and clover. Un the premiles is a large con
venient dwellinghoufe two stories high, four rooms
on a floor, with two kitchens and a large cellar,
commodious for two families; alfo* a good large
barn, liable, cyder-houle, and every other building
necessary for a farm, all in good repair, together
with the farming utensils and itock. Apply to the
fubferiber in Morris county, who will give an in
disputable title for the fame.
3* Alexander Robertson.
November 13, 1780. '
To be SOLD at public Vendue;
On Tuesday the sth of December next,
THAT elegant House and Barn, with eight
acres of land, in the town of Newark, for
merly the property of Lewis Ogden, Lfq. now in
the pollellion of Henry Ten Brook, with a lot of
four acres opposite Capt. Joliah Pierson's tavern.—
Ihe title is indisputable. The sale to begin at ten
o'clock, when the conditions will be made known,
and attendance given by
3* Alexander Robertson.
November 13, 1780.
r I 'O BE SOLD at publick vendue, if not disposed
lof at private sale, on Monday the 27th Novem
ber instant, a very commodious Dwellinghoufe and
Lot, as also a very valuable Tanyard, containing 15
vats, a large barkhoufe, millhoufe, currying and ihoe
makers Ihops ; together with every other necessary for
carrying on the tanning and currying bulinefs—all
lying in Allentown. For further particulars applyto
the fubferiber on the premises.
JAMES ROGERS.
Bordentown Stage.
STRAYED or STOLEN,
ON the.l7th inst. from the Subferiber at Trenton
Landing, a bright bay mare, 7 years old, her near
hind foot white, and a large blaze in her forehead ;
her mane hangs the near fide ; most natural to a rack
and pace; about 14 hands one inch high. Whoever
has found the fame and will deliver her to the owner,
or give information fw that the may be had again, Ihali
have TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS reward, and
reasonable charges, paid by
July 25, 1780. JOHN CLUNN.
Fulling-Mill.
r rHE fubferiber takes this method to acquaint his
X old customers and the Publick in general, that
he has taken his fulling-mill into his own care, and
works in it himfelf, and shall endeavour to give
fatisfadion to ail who shall favour him with their
cuttom. PHILIP GRANDIN.
Lebanon, October 24, 1780. „ v ,
FOB E'L—irT;-
Andover Furnace and For,e.
Situate in Sussex county, New-jersey.
A Large quantity of wood ready cut may be
had convenient to the works. They are now
in repair, and may be entered upon immediately.
Apply to Archibald Stewart, at Hacket's-Town,
or to the owners in Philadelphia.
Some Negroes belonging to said works to be
fold. Nov. 6.
1U BE sold, for Specie,
The NOTED HORSES
Molton and Bold Selim.
For further particulars enquire of the fubferiber at
Fish-Kill, in the state of New-York.
3 w ^ JOSEPH JACKSON.
just pu bl IsLrEY);
And to be S O L D, wholesale and retail, bv
ISAAC COLLINS,
At the Printing-Office, in Trenton,
A neat EDITION of
THE NEW TESTAMENT,
Printed on a good type, and good paper.
At the fame place may be had
_Dilworth's Spelling Books, Primers, &c.
Ihe PUBLIC are hereby informed^
^THAT the Continental Ferry across Delaware, at
T Trenton, is removed from the Upper to the
Lower Ferry ; of which all perlons in public employ
having occasion to pass the laid ferry are to take no
tice—Where good boats and careful attendance iscon
tinued for the convenience of private travellers also.
Trenton, October 25, 1780.
1 renton, September 22, 1780.
WHERE IS the Honourable the Congress, be
ing desirous of doing all possible justice to
the citizens of the United States, have relolved,
1 hat upon report being made to them of the money
due in each state to the inhabitants thereof, war
rants will immediately issue for the payment of the
fame :
T herefore the fubferiber requests and hopes, that
all persons having' any demands against the Quar
termasters and Foragers in this state for any debt
contrasted, or iervice done, between the 2d day of
March 1778, and the 20th day of September 1780,
will immediately bring in the fame to the perfon'
who made the contract or purchase, in order that
the fame may be adjured and reported. And the
fubferiber being very desirous of accomplifiling this
business with all possible dilpatch, proposes to give
attendance at his office in Trenton all the month of
October next.
The fubferiber also requests all persons within
this state, having any publick property in the' r
hands, or knowing of any in the hands of any cth^
person, immediately to return or report the fame to
the nearest Quartermaster, or to him. Any person
secreting publick property after this notice, will be
prosecuted according to law.
MOURE FURMAN,
Late D. Q_M. Gen. New-jersey.
N. B. As there are many accounts in the above
mentioned departments yet remain unsettled, the of
fices in the several counties will continue open to re-'
ceive the vouchers and give certificates all the present
month of November, after which the books will be/
closed, and any demands not made by that time must
wait another opportunity for settlement.
M. FURMAN, late D.QM.G.
Nov. io, 1780. New-jersey.