The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1782-02-27 00:00:00, page 4

ON Thursday the twenty-eighth day of March
next, at eleven o'clock in the morning precisely,
will commence at publick vendue, the sale of the
personal estate of the late Samuel Staats Coejemans,
Esq of Raritan, in Someffet county, confining of
grain, horses, milch cows, young cattle, hogs and
iheep, waggons, sleighs, ploughs and other farming
utenlils ; house and kitchen furniture, &c. &c.
WILLIAM PATERSON, ) Execu-
JOHN NEILSON, ) tors.
Raritan, Feb. 6, 1782. 7 w t
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TO BE SOLD or LET,
On good terms, and entered on the 25th of March
next,
rrHAT noted stand for business at Nefhafackaway
I Creek, in the townihip of Alexandria, county
of Hunterdon, in the State of New-Jersey, where Mr.
John Sherrard has lived seventeen years, and tranf
aded business with great success, timing well lituated
in the heart of a wheat country, on a publick road
leading to a ferry in Pennsylvania, not far from the
premises, containing one acre of ground. The build
ings thereon are a dwelling house convenient for
a family, a large (tore fifty feet front, adjoining ;
cellars under the whole, a cooper's shop, (tables,
fmoak house, &c. with a good well of water at the
door. For particulars apply to the fubferiber in Bucks
county, in the State of Pcnnfylvania.
Also to be fold a plantation in the manor of Pennf
bury, and a likely negro wench, with a young
child. THO. RICHE.
Feb. 18, 2782. sw6
TO BE SOLD,
ty publibk vendue, on Saturday the 16th. day of
March ensuing, if not disposed of by private sale
be ore,
A VALUABLE house and lot of land in Penning
ton, in the township of Hopewell, and county
of Hunterdon, and State of New-Jersey: The house
well fi riihed, with tour rooms on a flour and an en
try through the whole, with a cellar, and a cistern
for rain water, that will hold eight hogsheads, within
one >a d of the kitchen door; a good stable, chair
home and cow-house, &c. The lot contains an
half acre or rich fertile land, garden and orchard of
good Irnit trees; the whole in good repair. Also a
lot of five acres of good timber land lying about two
and an half miles from the premises. The stand is
v.ry convenient for a merchant or tradesman, it being
in a place where there has been much business done,
a id at present is vacant and appears to be a good
opening for any one to enter on trade in said place.
Any person desirous to purchase the aforefaid, by
a? dying to the fubferiber on the premises, may.know
the terms.
STEPHEN BURROWES.
N. B. As the fubferiber purposes leaving the date,
requests all persons that have any demands agamft
hm to bring in their accounts, that they may be
adjusted, and all persons indebted are desired not
to fail coming in by said time to make payment.
Pennington, February 18, 1782. jyf
'('HE fubferiber hereby informs the publick, that
I he has removed from Princeton, New-Jersey,
to Philadelphia, in third street, between Arch and
Market streets, to the lign of the Bunch of Grapes,
where he intends to keep a tavern, or house of en
tertainment, for all those who please to favour him
with their custom ; and as he has been in the fame
business for a number of years in Princeton and Tren
ton, and has thereby acqu red a large acquaintance
with a number of gentlemen in New-jersey and else
where, who have been pleased to honour him with
their custom, he hopes the continuance of their for.
mer favours in this place : —He has excellent good
stables for a great number of horses, and means to
make it his only business to serve the publick in that
way, and their favours will be gratefully acknow
ledged by their humble feryant,
JACOB G. BERGEN.
Philadelphia, Feb. 12, 1782.
N. 3. The house litely kept by Jacob Bergen is
now kept by Mr. Asher Weft, of Shrewlbury.
3w II
At PUBLICK SALE, on MONDAY the fourth
day of March next,
A VERY valuable FARM in Greenwich township,
J- I Suffer county, date of New-Jersey, adjoining
the Mufconctcung 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, bifides a
young one planted last Ip ing : also fame good mea
dow and more may be made. The whole in good
fence, and wood in proportion to the land. Any one
inclining to view the l?/d before the day of file may
fee it by applying to William McCullough or J icob
Piatt, and an indisputable title will be given by
BENJAMIN MCULLOUGH.
N. B. The farm contains 243 acres. 6w rt
V E NDU E.
TO BE SOLD,
TO BE SOLD,
By publick vendue, at the house of Samuel Dorfet,
inn-keeper in Middletown, or on the premises, on
the firlt day of March next, at twelve o'clock on
said day ;
AVER Y valuable plantation lying in the county
of Monmouth, Fall New-Jersey, in the town
lhip of Middletown, and about four miles from said
town, adjoining to the salt 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 dweking-houfe 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 any time before the laid firft of March.
'S A LL
OF that very valuable and well-known FARM,
commonly called The Bainbridge Farm, in the
townihip of Maidenhead, county of Huntcidon,
Rate 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
maindertillage and pasture of excellent grass: The
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, 111
each of which is a constant spring ot good water ;
there are also some lot-enclosures. The farm-boule
is large, well-built with done, two dories high, four
rooms on a floor, with excellent cellars, and a done
kitchen adjoining. There are also a barn and con
venient dables. It is three and an half miles from
Princeton, nine from Trenton, and about a mile from
the pod-road. The foil is fertile, well lituated for
railing grain, and peculiarly well calculated for
breeding dock. For terms apply to Col. Benjamin
G. Eyre, at Kensington, Philadelphia ; William C.
Houston, Esq. at Trenton, Daniel Hunt, Esq. near
Pittiton, 01 the fubferiber on the farm, who will
shew it to any person inclined to treat tor the pur
chase. S^A- DANIEL AGNEW.
r 1 HIS is to notify the publick, that I the sub-
I 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 lad, 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|
fro b'e — S-O— L~ 5; —
At publick vendue, on Wednesday the 13th day of
March next,
CT^HE valuable FAR M whereon the fubferiber
JL now lives, situate in the township of Bethlehem,
and county of, Hunterdon, containing one hundred
and thirty-three acres of land, near one hundred
cleared, which Consists of good arable and pasture
land, with a never failing run that waters molt of
the fields, about ten acres of meadow fit for the feythe,
a considerable part of which is watered by a conitant
spring, and more may be made ; —the remainder in
good timber. There is cn said farm a comfortable
dwelling-house, kitchen and a good garden, a done
milk-house, with a fine spring of water palling thro'
it, a good barn, with a new frame barrack, an ex
cellent young bearing orchard of two hundred apple
trees, part of which are grafts of the belt kind, and
a variety of other fruit trees, Inch as peaches, pears,
cherries, plumbs, &c. The whole in good repair.
Conditions to be made known on the day of sale.
PHILIP STOCKTON.
N. B. The above-mentioned premises may be dis
posed of at private sale. 3wt
A LAW LIBRARY, equal if not preferable to
any in New-Jersey.—Apply to Ravauu Kearney,
at Morrifdon, in Monmouth county. Also a tract
of land at Flat-Kill, in the county of Sulfex, adjoin
ing (and extending eighteen chains and an half on)
the river Delaware, containing one hundred a -1
sixty-three acres. —Enquire as above, of Mr. Archi
bald Stewart, at Hackett's-Town, or of Mr. Martin
Ryerfon, at Newtown. 4W
POCKET ALMANACKS
To be fold at the Printing-Office.
TO BE SOLD,
TO BE SOLD or L ET,
nr WO valuable plantations, one containing near
I ^OO acres, of which about ico is wood-land,
50 acres of good tide meadow, and 20 more may
be made, all on a branch that runs through the mid
dle of the plantation, and is darned from the river
by a Ihort and good bank, which makes a convenient
landing that is well situate for business; there is
also on the premises a convenient feat for a law-mill,
about a quarter of a mile from the said landing, a
very good orchard containing a variety of the belt
of grafted fruit, a good house, barn, stable, &c.
The whole is beautifully situate 011 the river Dela
ware, and has a delightful lituation for a gentleman's
country feat, which may be divided from the farm,
if required. The other is in the township of ShrewiL
bury, county of Monmouth, containing about 100
acres, with a good house, barn, orchard, &c. Im
mediate postilion will be given to both or either
pl ices. Payments will be maoe ealy, if security is
given. Any person that chufes to treat as above,
will be informed the terms, by applying on the firft
described premises, in the township of Mansfield, be
tween Burlington and Bordentown, by
ARTHUR DONALDSON.
1782. gwf
W a NT E D, '
A NEGRO WENCH that is a good cook, and
that can waih and iron. Apply to the printer.
February 18, 1782 g w
For S A L
AN elegant well finifhed house in Flemington,
Hunterdon county, New-Jersey, with about
50 acres of land, a great proportion of which is good
meadow ground, with every necessary building there
on to render it commodious for any kind ot publick
business, particularly tor a store or tavern, a stand
perhaps little inferior to any in the date for either,
as it is lituated in a well fettled neighbourhood, and
where toui poblkk roads form a junction, viz. from
Philadelphia, Trenton, Morris-Town and New-
Windsor ail much frequented.—Allo a lot of mea
dow ground containing about 6 acres. —Also a lot of
20 acres ol wodc-land well timbered, to be fold all
together or fepa a.e. —Likcwile for sale, about one
mile from the above premises, 2co acres of land
equal in goodness to any in the township, near 50
acres of which is well timbered, a quantity of mea
dow already improved, and more may at a small ex
pence be rendered excellent. Ibe cleared land di
vided into fields, with streams of water passing thro'
each the whole year ; three orchards ot good fruit
thereon, with a so a good cellar and an old frame
of a dwelling-house. For further particulars apply
to the fubferiber, living near Flemington, who will
give an indisputable title for the whole. .
AMOS GREGG.
N. B. The fubferiber would be much obliged to
all those indebted to him, if they would make it
convenient to discharge their refpedive accounts be
fore the firft of May nekt, eitner in cash or wheat.
Amwell townihip, Feb. 8, 1782.
fo~b E~S oTd; -
A Plantation containing 180 Acres, about 120
acres in tillage and meadow ground, the rest
well timbered, fituatedin Maidenhead about 2! miles
from Trenton, on which is a new large brick house
two stories high, four roms cn a floor, u ith curve,
nient cellars, a good barn, ftabks and cow huufes,
young bearing orchard, very convenient to mill and.
Market. Also, a tradt ot 126 acres on the opposite
fide of the Maidenhead road, principally woodland,
the whole cnclofed with a new post and rail fence,
very advantageous for pasture, having a constant
stream of waler 2 miles from Trentcn: 1 hefe two
tracts will be fold together, of separate, as will belt
suit the purchaser. Any person inclining to view the
firm, may apply to Philip Palmer, the tenant in pos
session ; any reasonable time will be given for the
greatest part of the purchase mongy, and possession
will be given the ill day of April next 'For trims
apply to GEORGE DAVIS.
Trenton. Jan. 29, 1782.
w AN t'e'd;
For the use of the troops, &c. Rationed at Bur
lingtca' and he puft of Trenton,
BEEF, purk, mutton and whifkv, for which a
gererous price and cash will be given, by the
publick's rcoft obedient fervent,
JAMES THOMPSON.
Trrn+nn, January 22. 1782.
To sol d; °
A FARM in the townihip of Upper-Freehold, ii
the county of Monmouth, near Alien-Town
and date of New-Jersey, containing 196 acres, ;
large proportion of meadow and meadow ground
some very fertile, and the rest, with little improve
ment, will make good meadow ; —wood in plenty
For terms apply to Wil'iam Walton, living cm th
premises, by whom a good title will be given.
January 1, 1782. gwj