The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1782-03-27 00:00:00, page 4

ANTIMONY,
Arg. viv.
Borax,
Bacc. junip,
Lauri,
Balsam Capivi,
Peruvian,
Traumatic,
Calomel,
Camphor,
Cantharides,
Cortex. Peru.
Crem. tart.
Carolina pink root,
Eled. Lenitive,
Theriac.
Elix, asthmatic.
Vitriol,
Flor. Benzoin,
Chamcemel,
Sulphur,
Gall, aleppo,
Gum. ammon.
Aloes, hepatic, /
Succotr.
Arabic,
Affafcetid.
Opium,
Hiera. Piera.
Ichyocolla,
Lap. calam. ppt.
Laud. liq.
Magnesia,
Merc, dulcis.
Precip. rub.
01. amygd.
Caftorei,
Minthse,
Pulegi,
SafTatras,
Vitrioli.
Oxymell. fcillitic.
Barbad. tar,
Pulv. jalap,
Ipecacuanha,
Rhubarb,
Pompholix,
Sal. ammon.
Bpfom and glauber salts,
Sal. Nitri.
Tartari. crud.
Vol. ammon.
Seeds anise.
Card. min.
Carui.
Coriand.
Fenicul.
Sperm, ceti.
Spir. c. c.
Lavend. com.
Vol. olevs.
Spongia,
Succ. glycyrr.
Tart, emetic.
Tind. cort. Peru.
Thebaic.
Vitriol, alb.
Roman,
Ung, .ex. althea,
Basil. flav.
Tutty,
Manna,
Senna,
Tamarinds,
Liquorice ball.
Orange peal,
Extract of lead,
Swt. fpirt. nitre,
Wine bitters,
Pearl ash,
Lancets,
Whiting,
Anderfan's, Hooper's
and Lockyer's pills,
Bateman's drops,
British oil,
Balsam of honey,
Daffy's elixir,
Godfrey's cordial,
James's fever powders,
Turlington's balsam,
Paulian's American
balsam.
TO BE SOLD,
By WILLIAM RICHARDS,
At his STORE at Trenton Landing, the following
general assortment of Medicines, Groceries, Paints,
Dye Stuffs, Ironmongery, and Dry Goods, viz.
Harlem oil,
And a number of other articles too tedious to mention.
Said Richards takes in country produce.
BLANK accountbooks,writing paper,
quills, pocket inkstands, and ink
powder, to be fold by the Printer hereof.
TRENTON: Printed by ISAAC COLLINS. Advertisements of a moderate Length are inserted for Five Shilling
each the firft Week, and One Shilling and Three-pence for every Continuance, and long Ones in Proportion ; and by whom
Eflays, and Articles of Intelligence are thankfully received.'
Court plaster,
White and red lead,
Spanish brown,
Venetian red,
Yellow oker,
Prussian blue,
Verdigrife,
Litharge,
Rose pink,
Spanish white,
Vermilion,
Brafiletto,
Ground red wood,
Log wood,
Allum,
Copperas,
Madder.
Fine old Spirits,
Weft-India rum,
Tass a,
Whilky,
Geneva,
French and cherry brandy
Molasses,
Loaf, lump, Mufcovado
and Spanish sugars,
Raisins,
Tea,
Coffee,
Chocolate,
Rice,
Sago,
Scotch, French and pearl
barley,
Oatmeal,
Sugar candy,
Cinnamon,
Cloves,
Nutmegs,
Alfpice,
Ginger,
Pepper,
Mustard,
Cotton,
Hair powder & pomatum,
Fine mould candles,
White and Caftile soap,
Ink powder,
Indigo and powder blue,
Threads, needles ^pins,
German steel,
Iron pots,
Waggon boxes,
Iron tea kettles,
Broad axes,
Narrow ditto,
Nails and nail rods,
Locks of different forts,
with a good assortment
of cutlery,
English & Dutch feythes,
Cradling ditto,
Fishing hooks and lines,
Bed cords,
Halters and lines,
Powder and foot,
Window glass,
Putty for glazing,
Mens ihoes,
Chalk,
Tobacco,
Snuff,
Fine and coaife salt,
Stone lime by any quan
tity,
Grind ftoncs,
Whetstones,
Tar,
Spirit of turpentine,
Oakum,
Leather breeches,
Linseed and sturgeon oil,
Indian corn,
Pickled herrings and
sturgeons.
Corks of different forts,
Earthen, stone and
wooden ware,
Oars and poles for vessels
ALS O,
An assortment of DRY
GOOD S suitable to
the season.
A Plantation containing 180 Acres, about no
acres in tillage and meadow ground, the rest
well timbered, situated in Maidenhead about zf 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, ftabks 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 post and rail fence,
very advantageous for pasture, having a constant
stream of water % miles from Trenton: These two
trads will be fold together, or separate, as will belt
suit the purchaser. 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
loth of April next, they will then be let on rent
for one year, by G. D.
Trenton, Jan. 29, 1782.
ONE HALF-JOE REWARD,
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 lasge blaze in his forehead which tapers over
one nostril, black lift along his back, and is brand
ed with the letters I C on the near shoulder, but
hardly to be seen: Whoever takes up said horse
and Secures him, so that the owner may have him
again, shall have the aboye reward, and all reason
able charges paid by
JOHN CHIPS.
N. B. Said horse strayed away in Suflex county,
and is fix years old. gw^
Epsom, Glauber, Nitre and Rochelle
, S A L T S,
TO BE SOLD BY
JAMES VANUXEM,
In Second-street, a few doors above Arch-street
Philadelphia;
Who has for SAL E,
MAGNESIA, tartar crud, crocus metalorum;
Burgundy pitch, and other medical articles,
either by the quantity or by the pound. Phials,
galley pots, cyprus sieves, glass funnels, and other
kinds of glass ware; and as usual,
Coffee, 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
— T O'B ESOLD O r LE T,~
TWO valuable plantations, one containing near
400 acres, of which about 100 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 lituate for business ; there is
also on the premises a convenient feat for a saw-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 situated on the river Dela
ware, and has a delightful situation for a gentleman's
country feat, which may be divided from the farm,
if required. The other is in the townftip of Shrews
bury, county of Monmouth, containing about 100
acres, with a good house, barn, orchard, &c. Im
mediate possession will be given to both or either
places. Payments will be made cafy, if security is
given. Any person that chutes to treat as above,
will be informed the terms, by applying on the tiitt
described premises, in the township of Mansfield, be
tween Burlington and Bordentown, by
ARTHUR DONALDSON.
Feb. 18, 1782. swf
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.
TO BE SOLD,
'N. B. The house lately kept by Jacob Bergen is
now kept by Mr. Asher Weft, of Shrewsbury?
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TO BE SOLD,
JILL that tra& of land or farm formerly belonging
to Benjamin Jones, now in the possession of
Stephen Dunham, adjoining the stone meeting -house,
in the township of Kingwood, and county of Hunter
don, containing two hundred and eighty-three acres,
of which there is a fufficieucy of wood-land, and
fame goi>d meadow, and a conveniency of makings
more, with a good dwelling-boule, barn and orchard ;
the fences in tolerable good order. For further par
ticulars and terms of sale apply to Anthony White,
at the Union Farm, or Nehemiah Dunham, of said
township. 3 wf t.f.
THE fubferiber hereby informTn^^u^
1 he has removed from Princeton, New-Jersey,
to Philadelphia, in third street, between Arch and
Market streets, to the sign of the Bunch of Grapes
where he intends to keep a tavern, or house of en
tertainment, for all those who plcafe 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 acquired 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
Cables for a great number of'horfes, 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 servant,
JACOB G. BERGEN.
Philadelphia, Feb. 12, 1782.
Monmouth county, IT.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,
THAT 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
' U BE SOLD,
APh-AN CATION in Middlesex county, Cran
berry 1 own, adjoining lands of Adam New
ell and others, now in tenure of Ann Carson and
John London, containing 54 and one quarter acres
of land. Possession may be had the firft day of
April 1 next. The fubferiber has also for fate an
assortment of medicines, confining of mercurial and
antimonial preparations, gums of different forts,
chemical oils, and a number of other articles; tho'
the quantities are small, the variety would make a
great addition to a medical fliop. They are of
known good quality, and well chosen to suit a prac
titioner of phyhek and surgery. Like wife complete
cases of amputating and pocket instruments, delet
ing scalpels, male and female catheters trocars, &c.
Also a good phaeton and harness. Ihe above ar
ticles will be fold for calh only, great allowance
will be made to the person wlw will purchase the
whole.
NOAH HART.
All persons who are anywise indebted to the estate
of the Reverend Charles MKnight, deccafed, of
Monmouth county, are earnestly requested to make
immediate payment; those that have any demands
against said estate are desired to bring their accounts
properly authenticated, that they may be more ex
peditiously fettled and difeharged by
NOAH H.iR r , Administrator.
Hunterdon, March 12, 1782.
ON Thursday the twenty-eighth day of March
next, at eleven o'clock in the morning precisely,
will commence at publick vendue, the lale of the
personal estate of the iate Samuel Staats Cotjemans,
Fiq. of Raritan, in Somerset county, confiding of
grain, horses, milch cows, youi g 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.
TO BE SOL D,
THE plantation whereon Thomas Silverthorn
L now lives, in Sussex county, containing 213
acres, 150 whereof arc meadow land—for which
,sh or good merchantable barriron will be taken
in payment. For terms apply to the printer.
N. B. If it is not fold by the firft of April, it will
then be let, and possession given immediately.
V E N D U E,