The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1782-05-29 00:00:00, page 4

NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to the
directions of the council of general proprie
tors of West-Jersey, a petition will be presented to
the honourable thb Legifla'ture at their next session,
for a law to appoint commissioners from some of the
neighbouring states to ascertain the line of partition
between the eastern and western divisions of New-
Jersey, Joseph Reed, J
Jona. D. Sergeant,l
May 4, 1782. Clement Biddle, , Commit-
EbenezerCowell, • tee.
gw* Daniel Ellis, J
TRENTON: Printed by ISAAC COLLINS. Advertisements of a moderate Length are inserted for Five Shillings
each the firft Week, and One Shilling and Three-pence for every Continuance, and long Ones in Proportion ; and by whom
Essays, and Articles of Intelligence are thankfully received.
New-Jersey, ?T) Y virtue of sundry writs
Middlesex county, ) D of Fieri Facias to me
dire&ed, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
in and for the said county of Middlesex, against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements of and be
longii g unto John Vankirk, I have seized and tak
en horses, cattle, hogs, sundry forts of household
goods and farming utensils, together with about ibo
acres of land situate at Cranberry, all which I fliall
expose at publick sale; the goods and chattels on
Monday the 3d day of June next ensuing, at twelve
o'clock, and that valuable and noted house and ta
vern called Gordon's tavern, at Cranberry, oppo
site the mill, together with the aforefaid 180 acres
of land, &c. on Monday 24th day of June next,
between the hours of 12 and 5 o'clock in the after
noon, at the said Vankirk's house, at Cranberry
aforefaid.
JOHN PIATT; late Sheriff.
May 22, 1782. 4w
New-Jersey, ) Q Y virtue of an order
Middlesex county, ff. ) 1, from the Honourable
the Justices of the Supreme Court of Judicature of
this state, I am directed ^0 give notice to the pub
lick, that courts of Oyer and Terminer and Gene
ral Gaol Delivery will be held at Princeton, in and
for the county of Middlesex, on Fuefday the nth
day ri June next : All fudges, Justices, Coroners,
Cunttables. and other officers and ministers of jus
tice of said county, are hereby required to be then
there in their proper perlons, with their rolls, re
cords indictments and other remembrances; and
all persons who will prolecute or can bear testimo
ny in behalf of the state against any offender in said
county, are desired likewise to give their attendance
at ihe time and place aforefaid.
JOHN CONWAY, Sheriff.
New-Brunswick, May 17, 1782. gw*
T~O b 1 SOLD,
By William Richards,
AT Lamberton, near Trenton, a fine negro boy,
about thirteen years old; the owner of said
negro wants money, is the reason he is fold.
May 14, 1782. 3 W
At the tavern commonly called Ringo's, in Amwell,
Hunterdon county, on Friday gift May, instant.
AConfiderable number of horses, mares and
colts, most part half and 3-4^15 blooded, got
by noted full blooded horses ; these colts are from
one year to four years old, most of them in good or
der: There is a very likely full blooded bay mare,
riling fix years old, of the Juniper and Pacolet
breed, now heavy with foal to the noted horse Tra
veller; those are the stock of a person who has been
careful and curious to get good blood, and are fold
as he intends to quit farming as soon as convenient;
there will be a short credit given, and the owner
will attend the sale, which will begin at 12 o'clock
on the said day.
May 20, 1782. 2W
Two Famous Full Blooded Horses,
LIBERTY and FLEETWOOD,
WILL cover mares the ensuing season, at the
stable of the subscriber, in Maidenhead
townlhip, Hunterdon county, state of New-Jersey,
at Four Pounds the season, in gold or silver, to be
paid on or before the firft day of November next.
Twenty Shillings abatement will be made to those
who pay the cash before that time. Good pasture
will be provided for mates, and proper care taken
of them by EDM. BAINBRIDGE.
N. B. Their genuine pedigrees may be seen at
the stand. gw§
'April 5, 1782.
TO BE SOLD,
at Publick Vendue,
New-Jersey, 7 Y virtue of an order
Burlington county, ff. ) D from the Honourable
the Chier Justice of this Rate, I am directed to cer
tify the publick, that a court of Nif i Prius, Oyer
and Terminer, and General Gaol Delivery, will be
held at the couiithoufe, in Burlington, in and for the
county of Burlington, on fuefday the twenty-fifth
day of June next; All Justices of the Peace, Coro
ners, Constables, and other ministers of justice, of
the said county, are hereby desired, that they be
then and there in their own persons, with their rolls,
records, indictments and other remembrances ; and
all persons who will prolecute or can bear testimony
in behalf of the state, against any offender in the
said county, art desired likewise to give their atten
dance on the day and at the place aforefaid.
JACOB PHILLIPS, Sheriff.
Burlington, April 12, 1782. 6w
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A PLANTATION lying in Middlesex county,
state of New-Jersey, known by the name of
Saplin Ridge, near George's road, and within two
hundred yards of Vanpelt's mill, containing two
hundred and thirty-five acres ; there are on the pi e
mifes a new frame house, a good new English barn,
a fine young thriving orchard of about 100 trees,
the land is exceedingly fertile, and a good deal of
meadow may be made on it. For terns of sale en
quire of John Laurence, in Philadelphia, Samuel
Tucker, Esquire, at Trenton, or Mr. Robert Arm
strong, near the premises. 3m
INFOR M A 1 I () N.
THE underwritten intends to apply to the hon.
the Legislature of the state of New-Jersey,
at their next fitting, for a law to invest him (as sur
viving executor of the last will and testament of
Aaron Doud, Esquire, deceased) with as good and
fufficient a title to certain lands near the log gaol in
the county of Sussex, and state aforefaid, now in
the possession of Benjamin Willcocks, as the said
Aaron Doud in his life-time had, and held, by deed
of bargain and sale of Alladah Wright, to enable
him, the surviving executor, to fulfil the directions
of the fiid last will and testament ; of which this is
for notice, to all manner of persons who may con
ceive themselves interested in the premises.•
JOS. PHILLIPS,
May 10, 1782. 3W _ surviving Execut.
W'A N TE D,
A Middle aged woman, to tend children and
few in a small family—Enquire of the prin
ter. None need apply except they can be well
recommended. gw*
ALL perlons indebted to the estate of William
Compton, deceased, are desired to pay by
the middle of June next; and those who have any
demands against said estate, are requested to bring
in their accounts for settlement.
Ichobud Compton,? _
„ r n > Executors.
John Compton, )
Upper-Freehold, Men. County, May 8, 1782.
_ _S(IT
A STRONG healthy negro man, about five
and twenty years old, bred to farming, has
had the small-pox and measles, is very honest and
sober : the purchaser will have a fatisfadory assur
ance of his character, and that he is fold for no fault.
Enquire of Thomas Norris, of Windsor township,
Middlesex county. ,v|
TnaKEN up for horfi -Dealing, one Jesse Meri-
I dith; there was found with him a brown
horse, thirteen hands high, about twelve years old,
paces under the saddle, without brand or ear mark;
also an old hunting saddle, fnaflle bridle, a pair of
odd holders, and a pair of brass barrelled holder
pistols, marked Barker on the lock; one pair of
leather saddle-bags, at the end of the strap that
laces them is a pewter hasp, and in them were sun
dry articles, &c. which are in the hands of the sub
scriber. Any petfon or persons owning any of the
above-mentioned goods, may have them again, by
proving their property, and paying charges.
JOHN CORYELL.
Bucks county, May 7, 1782. gwf
THE trustees of Queen's-College in New-Jer
sey, are requested to meet at New-Bruns
wick on Wednesday the twelfth day of June next,
precisely at 11 o'clock in the morning, on business
of importance, ' By order
J. R. Hardenbergh, Clk.
May ig, 1782. gw
FOR S A L E,
rT'liE grist-mills and saw-mill of the subscriber,
situate on the south branch of Raritan, near
the forks of Raritan, a never failing dream, confid
ing of a large mill-houle with two run of dones,
merchant and country bolts, a convenient saw-mill,
two dwehing-houfes, with a large merchant's dore,
Dutch barn, and out houses— a large orchard, most
ly grafted, with 80 acres of good land adjoining the
mill, 15 acres of which is excellent meadow, lying
on the river, 20 acres wood-land, and the red tilla
ble, well watered, and fluid and other filh caught
by the door—a very healthy place, and is a good
mill feat, lying in the midst of a thick fettled coun
try, and a good stand for trade, being 16 miles from
New-Hiunlwick, 30 miles from Trenton, and 50
miles from Philadelphia ; the purchaser can enter on
the premises immediately. For terms apply to Pe
ter Dumont, on the premises.
May 2, 1782. 4W
Epioin, Glauber, Nitre and Rochelle
SAL T S,
TO BE SOLD BY
JAMES VANUXEM,
In Second-ftieet, a few doors above Arch-street
Philadelphia;
Who has for SALE,
MAGNESIA, tartar crud, crocus metalorum;
I urgundy pitch, and other medical articles,
cither by the quantity or by the pound. Phials,
galley pots, cyprus Teves, glass funnels, and other
kinds of glass ware; and as usual,
Codec, Loaf and other Sugars,
Cocoa, Teas, Spirits,
And every other article in the WET GOODS
way, either by Wholesale or Retail.
N. B. A quantity of SULPHUR. gwf
A BOUT thirteen acres of good wood-land; al-
L so four acres of meadow ground, which, with
a little improvement, may be made very good, situ
ate within one mile and a half of this town.—For
further particulars enquire of the subscriber,
Isaac Brittain.
Trenton, May 6, 1782. gw§
r O U^^G-R-A^D-B^^
cover mares this season, at the fta-
IV ble of the subscriber, in the township of
Hopewell, Hunterdon county, within half a mile of
Pennington, at five bulhels of wheat the season, to
be paid by December next: he is a colt of grand
by, his dam was got by old Bullyrock, his grand
dam by old Crab; is full fifteen hands two inches
high, his colour a most extraordinary bright bav,
three white feet, star and snip, riling four years old,
allowed, by competent judges, to move equal to any
horse whatever. Moses Moore.
—— y 2?l 7' 2 SWT
RO B£ R i SIN G~E~R7-
Has for sale, at his store in Trenton ;
SUG AR, tea, coffee, pepper and ginger, calicoes,
chintzes, bread cloths, moreens, red flannel,
linens, Raffia fleeting and duck, buckles and knives,
mohair, silk and buttons, nutmegs, mode, perfian,
lawn and cambrick, gauze handkerchiefs, fuk and
linen handkerchiefs, earthen ware,&c.&c.
Also to be fold, a horse and riding chair, a new
cart and gears complete, a riding saddle, and a
large open Rove. iw* gm.
^ $ "O—L—D, ~
THEjarm where Jacob Servofs now lives, in
Amweii, Hunterdon county, adjoining Hotw
ell's jerry, bounded on the river Delaware, con
taining goo acres, of which 40 are low land, with
a good /lone houfe,frame barn, &c. An orchardof
good fruit, a fufficient quantity of woodland and
meadow, rear 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 township, Burlington county, who will treat
for the fame. gw
A PERSON qualified for teaching an English
school; such a one may meet with encourage
ment by applying to t'he subscriber in Amwell,
April 17, 1782. 2W Thomas Reading.