The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1779-03-17 00:00:00, page 4

A Farm to be lold,
Containing 375 acres of very good land, part of
it cleared, a fufficient quantity of wood on it,
some good meadow and more may be easily made.
It lays in the pleasant and plentiful neighbourhood of
Raritan, in the county of Somerset, about one mile
and a half distant from that beautiful river on the
North fide ; there is a good farm-houfe on it almost
new. Any person inclining to purchase, may be in
formed of the terms, by Samuel S. Coejemans at Ra
ritan, or John Neilfon at Brunswick.
February a, 1779. 4f
'rHE subscriber will dispose of the farm whereon
1 he now lives, containing about 300 acres, lying
in the county of Monmouth and township of Upper
Freehold ; about 170 or 80 of it are cleared, and a
bout 60 acres of that is excellent English meadow ;
the tillable land is equal to any in this part of the
country for every kind of grain, and superior for graf>,
the chief of it will produce a great burden for the
feythe in a good grass season ; the timber-land is well
timbered; the orchard excellent fruit, also peaches,
pears and plumbs. For convenihncy very few places
are equal to it, the buildings are very convenient and
reasonably good; it lays 12 miles from South river
landing, 16 miles, from Crofswicks, and 20 miles
from Trenton. Continental bills and bank notes will
be taken in pay. SAMUEL FORMAN.
Kildaire, Feb. 20, 1779., 4| _
A- 'LL persons indebted to the estates of Joseph and
Rebecca Ong, of Waterford township, Glou
cester county, deceased, or either of them, are re
queued to make immediate payment ; and those that
have any demands against said estates, do bring in
their accounts fairly proved, that the lame may be
adjusted and paid by
4 wf JOHN WEBB, Adminiftrator^
T O B E ~S ()l"1),
For Continental Bills of credit, or Loan-Office
Certificates,
A Valuable trad of land, adjoining Barnegat-Bay,
near Tem's-River, in the town of Dover, Mon
mouth county, containing about one thousand acres,
about two hundred and eighty acres of salt meadow,
thirty acres of cedar swamp (part of which is very
good), about fifty acres of up-land cleared, and
fenced with cedar; a new framed dwelling-house
thereon, twenty feet by twenty-fix, with two fire
places on the firft floor, and a stone cellar under the
fame, also a kitchen adjoining, of sixteen feet fquarc,
with a brick oven and a well at the door : The re
mainder wood-laud. The land is good for rye,
Indian corn, and for railing frock, and as well situ
ated for manufacturing salt as almost any in New-
Jersey. It will be fold together or be divided as
shall suit the purchaser. For terms apply to Joseph
Saltar, at Tom's-River, or the subscriber on the
premises. JAMES MOTT, jun.
The emissions of May 20, 1777, and April 11,
1778, if good, will be taken in payment.3*
JOHN POPE
Has for sale, at his store near the Black Horse, in
fufl come to band, and to be fold by the Printer of this
Gazette,
CONSIDERATIONS
On the MODE and TERMS of a Treaty of
PEACE with AMERICA.
THIS Pamphlet was printed in London about the
X time Governor Johnkone arrived there. It was
much read, and a second impression called for.
SPELLING-BOOKS may also be had at the
Mansfield ;
THE very best coarse and fine SALT, also
Porter in calks. The emissions of May zoth,
1777, and 11th April, 1778, will be received in pay
ment.
ryHlSis to give notice that John Wills, of Bur-
L lington, in the house where Col. Joseph Haight
formerly lived, hath erected a STAGE for the ac
coi.modation of travellers from Burlington to Brunf
vick. The stage-boat sets offfrom the Crooked Billet
wharff at Philadelphia every Wednesday, and the
Page-waggon lets off from Burlington the Thursday
morning following, and returns the next day to Bur
lington, where the boat is ready to take goods or pas
sengers to Philadelphia.
This Page is very well calculated for those who
dislike travelling far by water, the distance being so
short, that if it ihould be calm, or let the wind be on
what point of the compass it may, they are sure of
getting from Philadelphia to Burlington in one tide.
There is a commodious house of entertainment
kept by the said Wills for travellers, &c. where those
who please to favour him with their custom, will be
treated with every mark of refped.
Feb. 15, 1779. 4 W JOHN WILL S._
W- ANTED at the Union Salt-Works, at Manaf
quan, a number of Wood-cutters. For whose
labour a generous price will be given by the Ma
nager of said works. 3W
TRENTON: Printed by Isaac Collins. Advertisements of a moderate Length are inserted for Two Dollars each
the firft Week, and One Dollar for every Continuance ; and long Ones in Proportion.
To the PUBLIC K.
Printing-Office.
Burlington ITT HEREAS inquisitions have been
County, ff. VV found, and final judgment entered
thereon in favour of the date of New-Jersey, against
the following persons, and their real and personal
estates are to be fold, to wit, John Carty, a house and
lot of ground in the city of Burlington, which will be
fold at the house of James Efdall on Monday the sth
day of April next. Thomas Hunlock, a good house
and lot with stables, &c. in Mount-holly. Joseph
Hewlings, a house and lot in Vinc'entown, which will
be fold at Zachariah Roffell's, in Mount-holly, on
Tuesday the 6th 'day of April. John Leonard, of
Upper Freehold, a plantation whereon the widow
Schooley lately lived, in Hanover townlhip, contain
ing about 200 acres of land, ten acres of good mea
dow, a frame house and barn, a cyder-house, and a
large bearing orchard, which will be fold on Thurs
day the Bth day of April on the premises ; also at the
fame time and place will be fold, a final! plantation
belonging to John Hornor, of upper Freehold ; the
said plantation lays joining the lands of Samuel Pot
ter and the province line, one mile and a half from
Cooke's mill, containing 82 acres of land, with a
house and other buildings thereon. George Plato, a
small plantation with a small house thereon, joining
Crofswicks creek near the draw-bridge, in Notting
ham township, and will be fold at the house of Abra
ham Woglam, near the premises, on the 9th day of
April. Robert Cooke, a house and lot near Crofs
wicks meeting-house ; this house is fitted for a shop
keeper, having out-buildings for that purpose, which
will be fold at the fame time and place. Daniel Coxe,
a plantation and ferry, known by the name of Tren
ton ferry, containing upwards of 300 acres of land,
a good house and barn, &c. thereon, with two or
chards on it ; the whole will be fold (together or di
vided, as may best suit the purchaser) at the house of
Jonathan Richmond, on Saturday the tenth day of
April. The vendue to begin at ten o'clock each day.
A frtther description of the above places will be made
known 011 the day of sale. Nocredit will be given.
The bills of credit now called in will be taken in pay
ment, and deeds made to the purchasers agreeable to
an a& of the General Assembly, and attendance will
be given on the above days of sale by
ON Monday the fifth of April next will be fold by
way of publick vendue, on the premises, a plan
tation in Hopewell township on the river Delaware,
containing upwards of 500 acres of good land, well
water'd and timbei'd, and a pubhek ferry is now
kept on the premises; at the fame time and place
will be fold, a lot of land of about 67 acres, situate
in the said township, whereon are some log buildings,
and now in the possession of David Stout, late the
property of Daniel Coxe: And on Weunefday the
seventh of April will be fold, on the premises, a plan
tation of about 160 acres, with good improvements
thereon, situate in Amwell hear Flemingtown, late
the property of Thomas Skelton ; also at the fame
time and place will be fold a plantation situate in Le
banon, containing about 360 acres, with good im
provements thereon, late the property of Stephen
Skinner, and now in the possession of Andrias Stine;
and also at the fame time and place will be fold, an
improved lot of land of 50 acres, situate in Kingwood,
and an undivided part of a trad: of woodland, situate
in fie township of Reading, late the property of Da
niel Coxe : Likewise on Thursday the eighth day of
April will be fold At the house of Capt. Thomas Jones
in Lebanon, the valuable plantation late Christopher
Voght's, containing about 280 acres, whereon are
very good improvements ; also at the fame time and
place will be fold, a plantation adjoining the above,
of about 200 acres, late the property of John Voght;
also at the fame time and place will be fold, a trad of
land of about 950 acres, situate on Schooly's moun
tain, which is divided in four plantations, late the
property of Bernardus Legrange; also at the fame
time and place will be fold, a plantation of about
195 acres, situate in Tuckfbury, late the property of
Samuel Sharp ; also at the fame time and place will
be fold, a plantation of about 122 acres, situate at
Spruce run in Lebanon township ; and likewise at the
fame time and place will be fold, a house and lot of
land in Kingwood, late the property of Joseph Mer
ril; also at the fame time and place will be fold two
plantations, situate in Lebanon near Squires point,
late the property of Daniel Coxe. Vendue to begin
at 10 o'clock each day. Deeds will be made agree
able to aft of Assembly, and attendance will be given
by fared Sexton, )
3wf Nathaniel Hunt, > ~° mmil -
Peter Brunner, ) fio ^.
N. B. Particular draughts of the above premises
may be seen at the days of sale.
Hunterdon County, March 1, 1779.
A FEW hogsheads of Jamaica spirits, Weft-India
and Philadelphia rum, whifky, sugar in hog
sheads and barrels, bohea and green tea, molasses,
coffee, salt, a few hundred weight best German steel,
to be fold by Spencer and Schuyler, at their store
three doors above Arch and Water-Streets, Phila
delphia. gw!
John Butler, ) Commif
4wj:Joseph Borden,jun. ) fioners.
Morris HEREAS inquifiuon has been found,
County. ▼ V and final judgment entered in favour
of the State, against Thomas Millidge, Stephen
Skinner, John Troop, John Steward, Ezekiel Beach,
Joseph Conliff, John Thornborn, Alber Dunham,
Richard Bowllby, # John Bowlfby, Edward Bowlfby,
Philip Van Cortland, Samuel Ryerfon, Jacob Denta
reft, Isaac Hornbeck; William Haward and Lawrence
Bulkerk—Notice is hereby given, that the houses and
lands, and leases for life, and all the real estate that did
belong to any or all of them, will be fold at public
vendue on Tuesday the 30th day of March next, at
the house of Capt. Jacob Arnold, in Morris-Town,
to begin at 10 of the clock, A. M. on said day, and
to continue from day to day by adjournments, till
the whole are fold; and as some of the lands are
not yet surveyed, they cannot be so particularly
described, but there will be the draughts shewn on
the day of sale, and if there should be any persons
from a distance inclining to purchase, and are un
acquainted with the premises, by applying to one of
the Commissioners they will be shewn or informed,
and deeds will be made out as soon as possible after
the sales are over, as the ad of the Assembly directs,
and the purchasers must pay the money at the sign
ing of the deeds, for the use of this State.
TO BE SO L
At public vendue, on Monday the 29th day of this
-instant March;
N °° "THE n °ted plantation belonging to the estate
,' of Jo f eP h 'Skelton, Esq. deceased, on
Fenn s-Neck, near Princeton, at the forks of two
roads, one leading from Princeton to Shrewfbury,
the other to Allentown, containing one hundred and
fifty acres of good land, thirty of which is in good
meadow, with a good stream of waterrunning through
the place, a gocd two-story dwelling-house with a
br;ck front, consisting of a large parlour with five
convenient bed-rooms on the lower floor, the second
fory one lalge parlour, fix good bed-rooms, a good
kitchen adjoining the house with three rooms on the
floor, a good large barn, store-house, smith-shop and
other out-houses, with two good cellars under the
house convenient for two families ; two good bear
itg orchards the best grafted fruit, a good well of
water at the door: This plantation is in a good situa
tion for either a merchant or tavern.
No. 2. A small plantation lying one chain distant
from the above-mentioned trad, containing fixtv
acres of good land, fifteen of which is in good mea
dow and more may be made with little trouble, two
small dwelling-houses, one barn with two stables,
two good bearing orchards of good fruit, two of
the fineft springs of water that is in Middlesex county
either for distilling or tanning business, one of the
springs is on the highest and most convenient part of
the plantation for building a dwelling-house.
No. 3. A plantation containing one hundred acres
of good land, with a small house and orchard, grist
mill and saw-mill, one pair of stones now in good
order for merchant or country work ; the mill is
lituate on Cranberry Brook, four miles from Prince
ton, five to Cranberry town and fourteen to Croff
wicks landing.
JOSEPH MILNOR
Has for sale at his Store in Trenton,
A Quantity of Weft-India rum, best Hyfon, Congo,
' Souchong and Bohea Teas, sugar, and a few-quar
ter calks of Maderia wine; 2od, i2d, red, and 6d.
nails, and inch pine boards. awf
No. 4. Two hundred acres of wood-land, to be
fold in lots if requeued ; all which is in the county
of Middlesex. '
The vendue to begin at nine o'clock on said day,
when attendance will be given, and the conditions
made known by me
2w t JOSIAH-SKELTON, Executor.
WILL BE SOLD, "
By way of public vendue, on the premises,
r rHE plantation late the property of Richard
X Boulfbery, in Mansfieldwoodhoufe township, in
Sussex county, on Monday 22d day of March inff.
at io o'clock. Also the lot belonging to William
Dedman, in the township and county aforefaid, will
be fold the fame day at 1 o'clock :—And on Tuesday
23d instant, will be fold on the premises, the planta
tion late the property of James Stuart, at 10 o'clock,
and the plantation late the property of Christopher
Inftey, at 1 o'clock of said day, both in the town
ship of Greenwich, and county aforefaid. On Wed
nesday 24th, will be fold the plantation late the pro
perty of Peter Appleman, in Oxford, at 10 o'clock
of said day. And on Thursday 25th, will be fold the
plantation late belonging to James Clendenon, in
Knolton townlhip, and county aforefaid, at to o'clock
of said day. William Bond, Corrmif-
George Warne,) fioners.
Sussex county, Feb. 28th, 1779. 2w±
A Quantity of imported coarse SALT, whole
sale or retail, very cheap by the subscriber,
living near Trenton. Enoch Anderson, 4 wf
Alexander Carmichael, ) Commif
4wf Aaron Kitchel, , fioners.
TO BE SO LD,