The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1779-03-10 00:00:00, page 4

TO BE SOLD BY
Publick vendue, on Monday the 15th day of March
next, on the preinifes,
THE noted ferry on Delaware, on the Jersey Ihore,
called Coryell's Ferry, about 15 miles above
Trenton, with feventy-five acres of land, ten of
which is good meadow, the rest good plow-land.—
On said place is an orchard, two large stone houses
two stories high each, a cellar under the whole, and
a draw-well at the door, a frame barn, stable and
ihed. The vendue to begin at 12 o'clock on said day,
where attendance will be given and the conditions
made known by ABRAHAM CORYELL.
February 18, 1779> ^
WHEREAS inquisitions having been found and
final judgment entered against Cavilear Jewit,
Ichabod Best Barnet, William Luce, John Smith
Hetfield, Broughton Reynolds, Richard Miller, John
Willis, James Hetfield, James Frazee, James Moore,
Jonathan Oliver, David Oliver, Samuel Smith,
Daniel Moore, John Morfe,lfaac Stanbury, Thomas
Burrows and John Falker, all late of the county of
Essex, and Robert Fitz Randolph, late of the county
of Middlesex, in the State of New-Jerfey—NOTlCE
is hereby given, that the houses and lands, and all
the real estate lately belonging to them in the county
of Essex aforefaid, will be exposed to sale at public
vendue, beginning on Thursday the 25th of March
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at
the house of Capt. John Craig, tavern-keeper in
Raway, and continued by adjournments till the
whole are fold. Particular descriptions and attend
ance will be given at the time and place of sale, by
John Clawson, ? Commif-
Daniel Marsh, ) fioners.
N. B. The two emissions of money of May 20th,
1777, and April iith, 1778, will be taken in pay
ment. Feb. 17th, 1779. 3wf
Morris WHEREAS inquisition has been found,
County. " and final judgment entered in favour
of the State, against Thomas Millidge, Stephen
Skinner, John Troop, John Steward, Ezekiel Beach,
Joseph Conliff, John Thornborn, Asher Dunham,
Richard Bowlfby, John Bowlfby, Edward Bowlfby,
Philip Van Cortland, Samuel Ryerfon, Jacob Dema
reft, Isaac Hornbeck, William Haward and Lawrence
Buskerk —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 ihewn 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 Commiflioners they will be fhcwn or informed,
and deeds will be made out as soon as possible after
the idles arc over, as the ad of the Aflembly directs,
and the purchasers must pay the money at the sign
ing of the deeds, for the use of this State.
Alexander Carmichael, ) Commif
4wf Aaron KitcUel, J fioners.
Middlesex WHEREAS inquisitions have been
County, ff. found, and final judgment entered
thereon in favour of the state of New-Jersey, against
the fugitives and offenders herein after-named, to
wit, Ebenezer Foster, David Kent, Jonathan Claw
fon, Edward V. Dungan, Philip Gach, Alexander
Watson, Thomas Stevens, William Blane, Robert
Fitz Randolph, Nathaniel Harned, Benjamin All
wood, John Ford, John Harned, William Smith,
Dennis Combs, jun. Joseph Mundy, John Dove,
Hopwell Mundy, Eliis Barron, John Heard, Sa
muel Moorfe, David Allfton, David Jaquifh, Willi
am Godbers, Isaac Dunham, Oswald Ford, John
Mundy, jun. Jonathan Mundy, William Lurton,
John Pray, Lewis Alllton, Jonathan Allfton, Moses
Dunham, Isaiah Coddington, Benjamin Marih, Mat
thias Man, Isaac Bunnel, Stephen Skinner, Cortland
Skinner, David Fitz Randolph, Jacob Boice, Ran
dolph Drake, Peter Vroom, Thomas Walker, John
Wilson, William Terrill, Benjamin Drake, Peter
Holton, Nicholas Mundy, jun. John Vroom, John
A iten, Richard Lennix, David Lennix, Joseph Thorn
and Jeremiah Hemftcd —NOTICE is hereby given
that the lands, tenements, hereditaments, and all the
elates real, lately belonging to the above-named fu
gitives.and offenders, situate, lying, and being in
Woodbridge, Amboy and Pifcataway, in the county
of Middlesex, will be exposed to sale at publick ven
du, to begin on Monday the 22d day of March next,
at the house of John Conger, innkeeper, at Bonem
town, at ten of the clock of said day, and continue
by adjournments from day to day until the whole be
fold. There are some elegant buildings, and many
agreeable situations. The land in general is excel
lent good. Atendance will be given, and deeds
made to the purch iters, agreeable to aft of Assembly,
by William Manning, ) Commif-
Ebenezer Ford, j fioners.
February, 12, 1779- 3W
TRENTON: Printed by_ Isaac Collins. Advertisements of a moderate Length are inserted for Two Dollars each
the mil WecK, and One Dollar for every Continuance ; and long Ones in Proportion.
SomerfetYTTHEREAS inquisition has been found,
County. VV and final judgment entered thereon
in favour of the state, against Richard Cochran, Jo
seph Stockton and John Van Dike, of the western
precinft of said county ; Daniel Coxe, of the county
of Hunterdon; John Honeyman, Charles Roberts
and William Burtan, of the eastern prccintt ; Willi
am Drake, Benjamin Worth, of Barnard's township,
and John Harris, of Bridgewater, all in said county.
NOTICE is hereby given that the plantations, tracts
of land and premises, with the appurtenances be
longing to each of them, will be exposed to sale at
publick vendue to the highest bidder, at the times
and manner following, that is to fay,—On Monday
the 15th day of March next, will be fold the planta
tion late the property of Richard Cochran, near
Princeton: On Monday the 26th of April, will
be fold the plantation late the property of Joseph
Stockton, lying on the Princeton road, about three
miles distant from Princeton: On Tuesday the 27th,
will be fold in like manner, the plantation late the
property of Daniel Coxe, lying at Rocky-hill, for
merly in the occupation of Capt. Hendrick Emmans:
On Wednesday 28th, will be fold in like manner, the
lots and houses late the property of John Honeyman,
lying at Griggs-town, about one mile difrant from
Van Dorr.e's mills on the main road leading to Bruns
wick: On Thursday the 29th, will be fold in like
manner, the plantation late the property of John Van
Dike, lyingjoining Sourland meeting-house, in Sour
land: On March 26th will be fold, the plantation late
the property of Charles Roberts, lying near Raritan
river, now in the occupation of Thomas Arrofmith :
On Monday the 29th, will be fold in like manner, the
famous house and land late the property of William
Burtan, formerly in the occupation of Anthony
White, Esq. opposite Brunswick landing: Wednes
day the 31st, will be fold in like manner, a plantati
on in Barnard's-town, late the property of William
Drake : On Friday the 2d day of April next, will be
fold in like manner, one other plantation, lying in
Barnard's-town, the property of Benjamin Worth :
And on Saturday the 3d day of April, will be fold
the plantation late the property of John Harris, in
Bridgewater township. The vendues to be held
fared Sexton, ) r
Feb. 20, 1779. Nathaniel Hunt, °"™
3. Peter Brunner, ) fl ° nerSe
TO BE SO L D,
A Corner house in Queen-Street, adjoining Capt.
Tucker, in Trenton, one story and a half high,
three rooms 011 the lower floor, and two above, a
cellar under the whole, a good kitchen adjoining it.
There is one other room the fame height adjoining
it, which will make a convenient shop for any kind
of business. For terms of sale enquiie of the sub
scriber in Trenton. i6_J()S. HIGBEE.
on the premises ; to begin at 11 o'clock in the fore
noon from place to place. The premises will be
shewn them at the day of sale, and a title made for
the fame, purfnant to an alt of rhe General Aflem
bly of this date, in that case made and provided.—
Attendance will be given, ard the conditions made
known by Jacob Bergen, " Commif-
Hendrick Wilson,) fioners.
February 15, 1779 3W
NOTICE b, utreby given, that on Thursday the
25th of March next will be fold by way of pub
lick vendue, furdry commodious houses and lots,
fitflate in Trenton n the county of Hunterdon ; also
some valuable lots lying contiguous thereto ; likewise
a small plantation lying within three ' quarters of a
niile of 'faid town, containing about 90 acres, on
which is a good dwcllinghoule and barn ; being the
lands and tenements late the property of Isaac Allen,
Daniel Coxe, John Barnes, Brereton Pointing and
Mary his wife Vendue to begin at the house of the
widow Britton, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
to be continued on the refpedive premises till the
whole are fold. And on Friday the 26th of March,
will be fold on the premises, vendue to begin at two
o'clock in the afternoon, an exceeding fine plantati
on, situate in Maidenhead in the county aforefaid, in
a healthy part of the country, containing, about 400
acres, 011 which are two large stone dwellinghoufes,
barns, &c. about 60 acres of meadow, the upland
is fertile, producing large quantities of winter and.
summer grain, well water'd and timber'd ; the whole
to be fold together or separate, as will best suit the
putchafers—late the property of Doctor Abfalom-
Bainbridge. Attendance will be given at the above
times and places, and deeds of conveyance made to
the purchasers, agreeable to a law of the state of
New-Jersey, passed the iith ot December, 1778. —
The quantity will be afeertained and draughts of the
premises may be seen at the day of sale.
A FEW hogsheads of Jamaica spirits, Welt-India
and Philadelphia rum, whifky, sugar in hog
sheads and barrels, bohea and green tea, molasses,
coffee, salt, a few hundred weight best German fleel,
to be fold by Spencer and Schuyler, at their store
three doors above Arch and Water-Streets, Phila
delphia. gwj
1 r OBE SOLD, a CHEST of good Hyfon TEA,
1 for good bills of the emifiions of May 20, 1777,
and April 11, 1778. Enquire of the Printer. 2p
Burlington ITT HEREAS inquisitions have been
County, ff. VV found, and final judgment entered
thereon in favour of the state of New-Jersey, against
the following persons, and their real and peifonal
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 Vincentown, 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 Sth day of April on the premises; also at the
fame time and place will be fold, a small 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 townlhip, 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 fliop
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 further description of the above places will be made
known on the day of sale. No credit 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 aft of the General Assembly, and attendance will
be given on the above days of sale by
John Butler, ? Commif
4wt Joseph Borden, jun. J fioners.
Mr. CALDWEL L,
INFORMS the publick that he is now fettling the
accounts in the late Quarter-Master General's de
partment, while under the Honourable General Mif
flin, from the sth of October 1776, to the 2d of March
1778; that he attends every Friday for this purpose
at his office in Springfield, and is determined to close
the accounts the last of March. An unwillingness that
any should be disappointed, who have just demands,
hath induced him to lengthen the time a month be
yond his last advertisement ; but those who do not
improve this opportunity, need not afterwards apply
to him. Any accounts properly attested and left with
Col. Hyer at Princeton, or Benjamin Smith, Esq.
Post-Master at Trenton, he will call for and fettle.
Springfield, Feb. 20, 1779.
T O B~E SOL D,
For the emissions of the 20th of May, 1777, and iith
. Aprilfc.l77B, or any other ;
Six 1 houland Two Hundred and
Fifty Acres of Land, that is to fay,
FIVE thousand acres layipg between Kats and
Katers-kill, op the welt- file ,of Hudson's-River,
in the cojinty of Albany, and State of New-York,
between 40 and 5J milefr below tfc city of Albany,
fix to ten miles from the landing on the said river;
and in the midst of a full fettled country.—This
trad, besides the great advantage of out-drift for
cattle forever in the mountains adjacent, is exceed
ingly well watered by Katers-kill, which affords
several falls of water, on which grist and saw-mills
may be created at a small expence; and as the land
is well timbered with oak and pine, great advan
tages may be made in times of peace, by transport
ing the sawed timber and boards to the city of New-
York, upon much easier terms than from any other
landing place up the said river.—The other Twelve
Hundred and Fifty acres are also in the county of
Albany, in the patent of Shenondeboew&h, alias Clifton
Park ; from 12 to 16 miles above the city of Albany,
4 to 8 miles above the Cohoes, or Great-Falls, 6 to
10 from the township of Scheneßad,, and in the
midst of a delightful, plentiful and full fettled coun
try.—For terms apply to the fubferiber at Bever^jck,
near Morris-To<wn, New-Jersey, or Thomas Hun, Esq
at Albany. ABRAHAM LOTT.
Beverwyck, Feb. 15, 1779. sw |
WAS stolen last night from the fubferiber near
Brunswick, Middlesex county, a bay horse,
8 years old, 14 hands high, a natural pacer, thin
in flefh, and marked P. H. on the near fide. Who
ever takes up said horse and secures the thief shall
have the above reward, and reasonable charges, paid
b y 3w± JOHN BENNET.
February 10, 1779.
Twenty Dollars Reward.