The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1782-04-03 00:00:00, page 4

TO BE SOL D,
e T’l!Ejarm 'where Jacob Servofs no<w lives, in
Av^ell, Hunterdon county, adjoining Honv
cll's Jerry, bounded on the river Delaware, con
taining 300 acres, of which 40 are low land, with
agood jione houfe,frame barn, 6c. 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 John Mitchell, merchant, in Philadel
phia, or to Randle Mitchell, at Bowhill, Notting
ham townfoip, Burlington county, who will treat
for the fame. 9^
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 nth 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 Plyler, against the
sloop Susannah and sloop Catharine and Jane, bur
then about thirty tons, together with their tackie and
appaiel, taken near Prince's-Bay: Io the true intent,
that if any perlon or persons claiming the lame,
may shew cause, if any they have, why the laid 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,) A
JNO. BRAY,_ $
TO'BE SOL D,
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 lixty acres,
together with four acres of salt meadow lying on
Raccoon-Bland, 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 Edentown, two miles
from the lea, on the road to Deal, bounded at the
head of Shrewsbury 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 indiiputabie
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
2 W% CORNELIUS COOPER.
For S A L E,
At publick vendue, on Friday the sth of April next,
rf^HE plantation whereon the fubferiber now
A lives, in the eastern precind of Somerset coun
ty, and state of New-Jersey, well situated in a plea
sant healthy part of the country, confiding 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
lad fall, and a quantity more may be made at a
final! expence; the upland is divided into five fields,
through the centre of which runs a constant dream
of water, supplied by a never failing spring. The
house is a large well built frame with four rooms on
the floor, well finished; 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 remain in the pur
chaser's hands, by giving good security; a fufficient
title will be given. Ihe sale will begin at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon, when the conditions will be made
known, bv ANDREW BROWN.
March'2l, I7 8 2. 3 w *
TRENTON• Printed by ISAAC COLLINS. Advertisements of a moderate Length are inserted for Five Shilling
each the firft Week, and One Shilling and Threepence for every Continuance, and long Ones in Proportion ; and by whor
Essays, and Articles of Intelligence are thankfully received.
A few handsome Diaper and Damaik
Table Cloths
May be had at the Printing-Office.—
Also Candles by the Pound.
At publick vendue, on the premises, by the fubferi
ber, on the 15th day of April next,
A VALUABLE plantation, the late dwelling
place of Timothy Smith, of Upper Makefield
in bucks county, Pennsylvania, deceased, containing
upwards of 200 acres of land, lituate about three
miles distant 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 dock, and will admit of im
provement by the help of water; the arable land
iev,l and proper for manure, dittant from several
limekilns about eight or nine miles, on an easy road
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
house 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 fubferiber 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 laid
deceased, are desired to make speedy payment, that
the surviving executor may be enabled to make a
final fettlemcnt 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. 3 w
SOLD,
At publick vendue, on Monday the 15th of April
next, at Bowhill farm, in Nottingham township,
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 flock than
is convenient. The sale will begin at A 0 clock
in the forenoon of said day; a reasonable credit will
be given, the purchasers giving bond and security
if required.
3 RANDLE MITCHELL.
Monmouth county, fl.
THIS IS TO CITE NOTICE,
rw^HAT the Courts of Oyer and Terminer, and
general gaol delivery will fit again at Free
hold, in the county of Monmouth, on Tuesday the
sixteenth day of April next. All persons concern
ed are desired to govern themselves accordingly.
JOHN BURROWES, Sheriff.
March 18, 1782. 4W
TO BE SOLD,
A Plantation containing 180 Acres, about 120
acres in tillage and meadow ground, the rest
well timbered, situated in Maidenhead about 2! miles
from Trenton, on which is a new large brick house
two stories high, four rooms on a floor, with conve
nient cellars, a good barn, stables and cow-houses,
young bearing orchard, very convenient to mill and
Market. Also, a tract of 126 acres on the opposite
fide of the Maidenhead road, principally woodland,
the whole enclosed with anew p'oft and rail fence,
very advantageous for pasture, having a constant
stream of water 2 miles from Trenton: These two
tracts will be fold together, or separate, as will belt
suit the purcbafer. 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.
N. B. If the above premises are not fold by the
10th of April next, they will then be let on rent
for one year, by G. D.
Trenton, Jan.^gQ,^
TO BE SOLD,
FOUR YEARS old this Spring,
A Stallion, got by Lofty, his dam by Bullyrock,
his grand-dam by Spark, his great grand-dam
by Dawson; he is fifteen hands and three inches
high, and fully proportionable, jet black, with a
white star. Apply to the fubferiber in Maidenhead,
nine miles from Trenton, and three and a half from
Princeton. DANIEL AGNEW.
/ March 20, 1782.
TO BE SOLD,
By publick vendue,
ON Monday the 29th of April next, at the
house of Samuel Forman, inn keeper, in Up
per-Freehold, the following tracts of land and'
mill, the estate of James Randolph, late of.
mouth county, deceased, viz. Une plantatic
Mufqueto Cove, on Toms River, containing
hundred acres or thereabouts, the greatelt r aiu
thereof is excellent salt meadow, with a convenient
filhing place, fait works, one good frame dwelling
houfe, &c. &c. One sawmill on Davenport, near
Toms River, goes with two saws, together with a
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 saw
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 filft fair
day following. Attendance will be given at the
time and place by
BENJAMIN RANDOLPH and ) Exe-
TOBIAS HENDRICKSON, J 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 al! those who owe monies to
the estate, are requested to pay the fame between'
this and the firft day of October next, as after that
day the accounts, &c. will be left with an attorney
to colled the fame, &c. §w§
)ne^ilTeToFrewaM
STRAYED or stolen from the fubferiber living
in Mendham, Morris county, on the eighth of
November last, a light brown horse between 13 and
14 hands high, well set, trots, paces and canters,
has a large blaze in his forehead which tapers over
one nostril, black lift along his beck, and is brand
ed with the letters I C on the near Ihoulder, but
hardly to be seen: Whoever takes up said horse
and secures him, so that the owner may have him
again, shall have the above reward, and all reason
able charges paid by JOHN CHIPS.
N. B. Said horse strayed away in Sussex county,
and is fix years old. gw|
Just imported from France, and to be fold at the
Printing-Office in Trenton:
A Parcel of excellent low-priced linens. As they
were laid in on the belt terms, so they will be
fold, at a very moderate profit, and good allowance
made to those who buy to fell again.
At the fame place may be had:
Best green and bohea tea, Taylors Thimbles,
Coffee, Pins,
Chocolate, Darning, White-Chapel
Mufcovado and and common needles,
Spanish Sugars, Chintzes,
Pepper, Calicoes,
Ginger, Holland,
Soap, Cambrick,
Indigo, Millinet and plain lawn.
Pinchbeck and plated Plain and triming gauze,
(hoe and knee buckles, Striped and plain mullins,.
Sleeve buttons, Bengal,
Handsaw files, Calimanco,
Gimblets, Check linen, cotton, Bar-
Awl hafts and blades, celona and pocket hand-
Shoemakers tacks, kerchiefs,
Shoe heels, Mode,
Ivory, horn and crooked Sarfenet,
combs, Sewing Silk,
Raisins, Taste and bindings.
Nails, A L S O,
An Assortment of Queen's Ware, confining of
Dishes, Quart, pint, and half-
Common apd desert pint mugs,
plates, Sauce boats,
Quart, pint, and half- Sugar bowls,
pint bowls, Delph punch bowls,
Chocolate bowls Beer glasses,
with plates, Half- pint and gill
Tea-pot^, tumblers.
Cups and saucers,
And a variety of elegant patterns of enamclle
burnt and blue and white China cups and saucers.
State of New-Jersey, March 20, 1782.
TO BE SO L D,