The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1779-02-03 00:00:00, page 4

To be fold at publick Vendue on Tuesday the r6th
of February next, at New-Brunswick, the
SLOOP SALL Y.
On the 17th, at Woodbridge, the
SLOOP POLL Y.
On the 18th, at Elizabeth-Town, the
SLOOP CHARMING POLLY,
With their refpedive tackle, furniture, and apparel,
per inventory to be seen the times and places of lale.
By order of the Court of Admiralty of New-Jersey,
Jan. 23, 1779^ 2+ JOS. POTTS, Marshal.
INQUISITIONS having been found and final judg
ment entered against Nathaniel Richards, William
Stiles, Thomas Bruen, Uzal Ward, David Ogden,
jun. Griffin Jinkens, Stephen Skinner, David Ogden,
Esq; Benjamin Booth, Joseph Kingfland, Stephen
Farrand, Lewis Greenfield, John Wheeler, Isaac
Ogden, Esq; Nathaniel Williams, Jonathan Sayres,
Isaac Longworth, Thomas Longworth, Peter Browne,
Peter Mowrifon,George Walls, Abraham Van Gefon,
jun. Isaac Kingfland and Henry Stager, of Newark,
Robert Drummond, Garret Jacobus, Richard Yates,
and Richard Stanton, of Aquackanonck: NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the houses and lands
and all the real estate lately belonging to them, in
the county of Essex, will be exposed to sale at public
vendue, on the firft day of March next, at the house
of Capt. Josiah Peirfon, in Newark. The vendue
will begin at loo'clock in the morning, and continue
by adjournments from day to day, until the whole
is fold. A map of the several pieces of land to be
seen at the time and place of sale. There are iome
elegant houses and many agreeable situations. The
land in general is excellent and the place healthy.
JOSEPH HEDDEN, jun. 2 commissioners.
SAMUEL HAYES, ftommimonc
State of New-Jersey, county of Essex, January 19th,
ROBERT SINGER,
Has for SALEat his STORE in Trenton, the follow
ing GOODS, viz.
SUPERFINE brown Copperas
broad cloth Brimstone
Fine scarlet ditto Allum
Fine yellow ditto Shoemaker's tools
Fine brewn ditto Tobacco
Fine and coarse Irilh lin- Snuff
ens, 7-8 and yard wide Pins by the packet
Cambrick, lawn, plain & Window glass 7 by 9
flowered mullin Needles by the thousand
Black taffety and Persian Best bohea tea
White pelong Best hyfon ditto, by the
Green and black ducape quantity
Black, brown, red and Best mufeovado sugar
lightcolour'd caliiman- Common ditto
coes and a variety of Hard soap
double folded fluffs Scotch thread
A variety of broad and Sewing silks
narrow ribbons Mohair and a large assort-
Silver plated shoe, knee ment of metal buttons
and stock buckles Black, brown and white
Pinchbeck ditto serge
Fine and coarse handker- Knives and forks
chiefs Oznabrugs
Chintzes and callicoes Men's and women's white
Plain and striped white gloves
gauze Cinnamon
Plain black ditto Mace
Pepper Nutmegs
Alfpice Wool cards
Indigo Cotton
Rosin Earthen ware of all kinds
The two emissions of continental money, May 20,
1777, and April 11, 1778, calledin by Congress, will
be taken in payment for the above goods.
Wanted to buy a NEGRO BO Y, about ten
or twelve years old. sf
Camp near Bound-Brook, January 3, 1779.
Commissary of Hides Office.
n^ HE fubferiber has on hand a quantity of Conti
-1 nental Neats hides, which he will exchange for
Men's shoes or Leather, —the preference will be giv
en to the former. All persons in this State having
in their possession any hides, the property of the
Continent, are requeued to give information as above,
for which they Ihall be rewarded, and the favour
gratefully acknowledged, by the
Public's devoted servant,
Wm. SHANNON, D. C. of Hides,
gw* State of New-Jersey.
SUCH persons as have demands on the Forage
Department before the 2d of March last, for fo
rage delivered at this poll, and have proper certifi
cates signed by the fubferiber, or persons afting by
hrs appointment, are desired to bring in their ac
counts any time between the Bth and 11th of Febru
ary next for payments for which purpose I ihall at
tend at the house of Capt. Joseph Clunn, in Trenton.
Jan. 2 5 , 1779. SAM. H. SULLIVAN.
Pocket Almanacks
For the current year, are to be Sold by the dozen
er single at the Printing-Office in Trenton.
TREI J ON: Printed by Isaac Collins. Advertisements of a moderate length are inserted for Two Dollars each
the firft II eek, and One Dollar for every Continuance ; and long Ones in Proportion,
RICHARD NORRIS,
Stay-maker, from LONDON,
BEGS leave to inform the Public, that he makes
all forts of stays and jumps, turned and plain,
French and Mecklenburgh, after the newest and neat
est falliion. He prevents by a new and approved
method, the appearance of any cast or rife in the
hips or shoulders, or other defe& in the ihape of the
body, which method has been effablifhed by the soci
ety of stay-makers of the city of London. Ladies that
reside at any distance, by fending their measure, may
be supplied on the shortest notice and at as reasonable
prices as the times will afford.—He returns his sin
cere thanks to those Ladies who have already favour
ed him with their custom, and entreats a continu
ance of it, and their kind recommendation, which
he will make it his study to merit.
N. 8.-He now resides opposite Mr. Stacy Potts's,
in Trenton, and will also give good encouragement
to TWO JOURNEYMEN. 3^ 4
TO BE SOLD By
G. DU YCKI NC K,
At Morristown, New-Jersey, DRUGS and MEDI
CINES, a compleat assortment, viz.
Rhubarb oils
Jesuits bark Powders
Jalap Roots
Opium Resins
Aloes Tartars
Borax Ointments
Salts Pills
Manna Carraway and Annifeed
Antimonial preparations Pink root
Mercurial ditto Mercurial or itch oint-
Qiickfilver ment
Tartar emetic Patent Medicines.
Aquas Anderson's pills
Camphor Bateman's drops
Spanish flies Liquid shell
Calomel Balsam of health
Cochineal Daffy's elixir
Saffron Francis's female elixir
Castor Essence of Burgamot
Senna Ambergreafe
Ifing glass Lavender
Sago Lemons
Magnesia alba Valerian
Balsams Waterdock
Caufticks Elixir Bordana
Conserves Godfrey's cordial
Essences Hooper's pills
Extracts James's fever powder
Electuaries Jesuits drops
Elixirs King's honey water
Tinctures Locker's pills
Spirits Keyfcr's pills
Emplaftra Fryer's balsam
Gums Tincture of Golden Rod
$ Painters, Limners and Dyers Colours.
White lead Umber
Red lead White vitriol
Yellow oker Linseed oil and varnish
Spanilh brown Madder and fuftic
Indian red and litharge Annetto
Dutch pink Logwood
Vermilion and Drop lake Nutgalls of Aleppo
Prussian blue Tartar
Smalts and Verdegreafe Piefs papers and allum
± Window glass of different sizes, viz. Belt Lon
don and Bristol crown, 13 by 11, 14 by 12, 15 by
11, 15 by 13, 16 by 10, 20 by 14, 18 by 13, 15 by
18, 21 by 18, 21 1-2 by 18 1-2, 25 1-2 by 19 1-2,
20 by 16, and 17 by 13.
Flint glass ware, viz. Decanters farted, gallons,
half-gallons, quarts, pints, and half pints, wine, cy
der mid beer glasses, case bottles, doctors fpecics
bottles, &.c. &c. China dishes farted of different
patterns and sizes ; japanned wares, servers, waiters,
trays and bread-balkets ; mahogany wares, servers,
waiters, trays, tea-boxes, and cruet hands; a few
large looking glasses; a variety of pictures, maps and
paper hangings ; watch trinkets, chains, seals, &c.
gilt, silvered and common ; jewellers brilliants, stones,
ear ring drops and tops, button, buckle and ring
stones, garnets, cyphers, &c. &c.
± Hat linings ; variety of brass double and single
branches; painted table cloths, hair or malt cloths.
Argoll, Turkey oil stones, grain tin, bismuth,
fpelter, pummice stone, fandives, crocus martis,
aqua fortis, aqua regis, allum ; steel fnuffers, fnull
boxes, pewter inkcheft, steel pencil cases, thimbles,
brass flour and pepper boxes ; burning, reading and
near lighted glalfes ; barbers pinching tongs, shaving
powders ; brass mortars and peftels ; variety of sleeve
buttons; gold scales, &c. &c. Teeth inftrnments,
crooked fciffars, probes, forceps, lancets and lancet
cases, glister pipes, spring lancets, steel trusses single
and double with fixed pad and bandages.
N. B. Those marked thus ± are only fold by way
of barter, for any kind of produce for family use.
TrHIS is to request all persons indebted to John
Dixon of Bottle-Hill, Morris county, on book,
bond, or note, to come and fettle with him by the
tenth of February, or depend on being dealt with
as the law direCts. January 6.
Of EDWARD BROOKS, Junior,
In Bordentown, mav be had the following articles
of MERCHANDIZE, viz.
LONDON brown and Spectacles
light coloured second Welt-India rum
broad cloths, at 30 dol- Molasses
lars per yard Sugar, tea and coffee
Grey and drab colour'd Pepper, alfpice, nutmegs
coarser ditto Ginger and lump brim-
Black and cloth colour'd stone in kegs or less
knit worked breeches quantity
patterns Genuine Caftile soap
Blue serge denim Imported GB wool-cards
Red and white flannel Ditto cotton ditto
serge Wheat and flax-feed rid-
Blue, green, striped and dies
flowered, led and blue Indian meal fieyes
mixed, brown and dove Sand ditto
colour'd camblets . Ink powder
Black taffety, pelong and Writing paper
ell wide French mode Leading lines, halters and
Black, green and cloth bed cords
colour'dell-wide Persian Chest and cubboard locks
Sewing silk and bonnet House ditto
whalebone Door bolts and thumb
Book muslin latches
Cambrick and lawn ' Iron candlesticks and fnuf-
Long lawn and gauze fers, cork screws
Red, pink, green, deep Polished steel hiding to
and pale blue, brown, bacco boxes
black and flowered rib- Iren ditto with Springs
bons Table and box hinges
"Womens white gloves Nail gimblets, tap-borers
Snuffboxes Fire shovel and tongs
Ivory and horn combs Half inch, inch, and inch
Crooked ditto and half flat head wood-
Mens and womens leather screws
shoes Rat and mouse traps
Ticklenburg and common Hobnails by any quantity
Oznabrugs less than thirty thousand
Fine and\coarfe dowlas Four sizes of awl blades
Dutch and Irish sheeting Horse fleams and razors
' Striped Holland and Watch keys and gun
checks worms
lull and Dutch white Shoe and knee buckles
linens Packet and pound pins
Check handkerchiefs Marking irons
.Sewing and knitting nee- Small iron pots
dies Country made earthen
Black and white small ware
beads for necklaces Continental SALT
Fifteen shillings per bushel will be given for good
merchantable flax-feed. Six dollars for good grey
fox skins. Four dollars for raccoon, and five Shil
lings for good muskrat skins. 2^
Stephenson and Canfield,
At their Store opposite Capt. Peter Dickenfon's,
in Morris-Town, have for sale a suitable aflort
ment for the season, such as
COARSE broad cloths, coatings, scarlet cloth for
cloaks, shoes, flockings, beaver, caftor and
wool hats, callicoes, Irish linen, check, muffins,
lawns, cambrick, pelong, buckram, camblets, ever
lastings, fagathy, sewing silk of all colours, fine
thread, pack and pound pins, needles, playing cards,
pipes, pen knives, knives and forks of the belt kind,
ink powder, gun powder, fnuff, tobacco, basket
buttons, regimental buttons, silk twist, coloured
thread, ribbands, ferreting, tape, ivory and horn
combs, crooked and coarse ditto, coffee, allspice,
indigo, fciffars, silver shoe and knee buckles, and
stock ditto, brass shoe ditto, thimbles, hatters bow
firings of the best kind, some mathematical and na
vigation books, one large brass kettle, salt of a good
quality, which they will fell as reasonable as the
times will admit, forcafh or country produce. 6*
To iTe sold,
A Valuable plantation or trad of land, situate in
the townihip of Dover, county of Monmouth,
and state of New-Jersey, adjoining Barneget Bay, and
bounded by land of James Mott, Esq. and the Penn
sylvania salt works, containing three hundred acres ;
about seventy acres thereof excellent salt meadow,
ten acres of good frefh meadow may be made with
little expence; the remainder chiefly good timber
land, the foil very good for corn and rye, and with
a small expence (by bringing on the sea-weed) will be
very good for railing wheat—There are on the pre
mises a log house, also a cellar dug and walled twenty
feet by twenty-fix, together with a good frame, two
stories, ready for railing, with boards, shingles and
bricks fufficient for said building. The situation is
peculiarly advantageous for ereding salt works. For
terms apply to the fubferiber living at the Blackhorfe,
in Burlington county.
Dec. 2T, 1778. 3§ EDWARD THOMAS.
N. B. He will take the two emiflions of May 2c,
1777, and April 11, 1778, now called Put of circu
lation, equal to any continental money.
r ro BE SOLD, a flout Negro WOMAN, mostly
l used to country work, and her son about eight
years old. MOORE FURMAN.
Pitts-Town, January 10, 1778. 4J: