The New-Jersey journal — Chatham, N.J., 1783-04-09 00:00:00, page 3

fy^e of Twelve Diy% 10 ' oc computed from the
Ratification of the said Preliminary Articles, should
be retloreu on all Sides; That rhe Term ffiouid be
One Month fun the Channel act the North Seas
^3 far as the Canary I/Ends inch,lively, whether in
the Ocean or in the Mediterranean ; i'wo Months
from the laid Canary IJlands as tar as the Equinoc
tial Line or Equator ; and lastly, Five Months in
all other Parts of the World, without any Excepti
on, or any other mote particular Description of
Time or Place.
And whereas the Ratifications of the said Preli
minary Articles between Us and the Most Christian
King, indue Form, were exchanged by the Ministers
of Us and of the Molt Christian King, on &e third
Day of this infant February; and the Ratifications
of the said Preliminary Articles between Us and the
King of .Spain, were exchanged between the Mini
sters of Us and of the King of Spain, on the Ninth
Day of this infant February; from which Days re
fpeftiveiy the several Terms above mentioned, of
Twelve Days, of One Month, of Two Months, and
of Five Months, are to be computed : And whereas
it is bur Royal Will and Pleasure that the collation
of Hostilities between Us and the States General of
the United Provinces, and the United States of Arne
rica, should be agreeable to the Epochs fixed be
tween Us and the Mod Christian King:
W§ have thought fit, by and with the Advice of
Our Privy Council, to notify the fame to all Our
loving Subje&s; and We do declare, that Our Royal
Will and Plealure is, and we do hereby itriftl,
cba ge and command al Our Officers, both at Sea
and Lanu, and all other Oar Subjects whatsoever, to
forbear all Ads of Hostility, either by feator Land,
against His Molt Christian Majesty, the King of
Spain, the States General of the United Provinces,
and the Uni ed States of America, their Vaffah:or
Subjects, from and after the refpettive Times above
mentioned, and under the Penalty of incurring Our
highest Difpkafure.
Given at Our Court at St. James's, the Four
teenth Day of February, in the 'Twenty-third
Tear as Our Reign, and in the Fear of Our
Lord One Thousand, Se-vex Hundred and Eig b
ty three. N
GOD save THE KIN G.
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X LL period indebted to the estate of Jonas Crane,
&Llate os\ .it, deceased, by bond, note, book
o<b>o tthereffe, MIC fovoy axfo~<: to make speedy
pa ^Q 9 the c\eutors ; and all who have any.de
mancEn ^ said eda : e are requeued to bring in the
fame [roperly ittefted.
DANIEL BEACH, ? _ ,
DANIEL JOHNSON, jExecutors. F
April 8, 1783,
For Sale at VENDUE,
On Monday the 14th of April, at one o'clock, at the
bouf- of Tbomhs Grant, a! Whippany, a variety of
household furniture, confining of
|,E ATHER beds, locking glasses, brass kettles, iron
jf' pots, a set of calico curtains, cows, yearlings, low
and pigs; cider and cider calks; plow, harrow, and
many other articles.
April 8, 1783.1
To be S^d at Publick VENDUE,
On Saturday next, the nth 0/ April, at one o'clock, at Ja
cob Murrel's,ore in Chatham,
Ts 'HE bindlomeft pair of twin fleers in the state of
% New Jersey, three years old, well broke; three
b^e'frg mares, one with fold by Mr. Blanchard's
bpr.e ; two half blooded colts, one fifing three years
old, the other two ; one pair of likely yearling steers,
ten fh=ep, with a number Of lambs; one ox cart, one
ox fled, chains and yoke; empty hogfoeads and bar
rels; one case of'bottles, earthenware, ffieepfh e ah,
nails, ginger, (hoes, fpellingb^oks and primers, two
farides, and a variety of other articles. Six months
credit will be given.
April %, 1783,"
, To be Sold at Publick VENDUE?"
On Tuesday the zzd inst. and immediate possession
given,
E FARM of William Eflill, deceased,
A situate in Mendham Township, containing
Fio acres. The vendde to begin at 12 o'clock of
said day, when attendance will be given by
RUNE RUNYAN, Executrix,
ANDREW KING. Executor.
April 8, 1783. _____
f^ LOST, in Chatham, sometime since,
a small silver buckle. Whoever has
found it, and will return it to the Prin
ter, shall receive an adequate rewards
EARTHEN WARE,
(Ofthefir, Reality)
Made and Sold qt Elizabethtown,
WHOLESA L£ and R ETAIL,'
n^HERE country ftore # keepers may be Applied
with a quantity at a very reasonable price, and
frefhware every Tuesday.
N. B. The above ware i thought by good judg
es tohe the best made in the United-Sta ys.
rjr^HE several Towrihip and Ward Collectors,
in the county of Eriex, are once more fe
quefted to fettle their refo-T^e .accounts ; and
also al! others who have a^y pubnck accounts to
fettle with the fubferiber, ere desired to fettle them
by the toth inftanc, if they mean to do justice to
their country, and oblige their humble fcrvang
% ~ JOHN OGDEN, jun. L. C. Coll.
April 8, 1783.
1 O Y Virtue of a writ cf fieri-
M o rr u
gainft Phebe Budd, adminihratrix of all and Angu
lar the goods and chattels; lands and tenements,
of Barnabas Buddi deceased, at the suit of Samuel
Tuthill, Azariah Dunham, and Mosts Tuttle, En
quires, Executors of Jacob Ford, deceased, issued
out of the inferior court, &c. of said county,! have
levied on the following tracts of land, which will
be exposed to publick vendue on Monday the 14th
instant, at the house of Daniel Halsey, inn-keeper
at Morristown, viz, A totof one acre, with a house,
where said Budd formerly^ ,; in Havev^r,.afr
joining John Scott's plan^riom Alfo.ano& r lot
or trad, situate in Morris township, on the weft
fide of the highway, by said house, and contains
about fifty-two acres of wood-land. Also another
trad lying near or part of the Great-Eland, com
monly called Budd's, near said Scott's irf Whippa
ny meadow, in Hanover, contains about twenty
five acres, and is excellent meadow. Also a fur
plufage of about sixty acres of a trad formerly
belonging to said Barnabas and Thomas Budd,
lying in Hanover as aforefaid, adjoining Lucas
Von Beverhoudt, Esq; Jasper Smith, and others,
near Samuel Parrit's, together with all such lands,
goods, and chattels, on the day aforefaid, as may
appear to belong to said estate.
Also, by a writ as aforefaid, 'at the suit of An
thony L. Bleeker, against Ezra Brown, I have levi
ed as aforefaid, and will fell on the day and place
aforefaid, a plantation, situate ill the township of
Mend: :,m, in Lid county, bojciru by ?.„c bines
of Samuel Alwood, Jonathan Nainer, Abraham
Hatheway, and others, with a dwelling, containing
about one hundred andfixty acres.
Also, by virtue of a writ as aforefaid, I have le
vied on and will fell, on the day and place afere
faid, a certain house, barn, and tra& of land where
David Ogden now lives, near Waher Buchanan's,
in the township of Morris, containing about twen
ty-five acres, which were taken into execution at
the suit of said David Ogden against Andrew Bur
net.
Also, by virtue of a writ as aforefaid, 1 have
levied on, and will fell a house and lot of land
where Samuel Squier now liv< s, near said Bucha
nan's, containing about feveri acres, which was ta
ken in execution at the suit of Benjamin Halsey,
Esq; against said Samuel Squ : er, in Hanover. The
two last mentioned lots adjoins the road that leads
from Morristown td Whi^eny.
The above mentioned lets and trails of land,
&c. will be fold between the hours of twelve and five
p.m. the day above-mentioned, for ready cash, by
JACOB ARNOLD, Sheriff.
Morrihown, April 8, 1733.
FOR SALE,
In the county of Orange, and Town of Gothab,
FARM, containing 90 acres of land, 30 of
w hichare the best kind of mowing, land, 30 of
timber, the remainder is good either for ' till
ing or grazing, with an orchard fufficiem to make
5 0 barrels of cider per year; a spacious two story
brick dwelling house, containing 13 rooms, 10 of
which have fire places, mo st of which are well .6-
nifhed ; and a number of convenient oubheufes,
barns, ftab.es, &c. Said house is the belt and most
noted stand for merchandize or publick entertain
ment in the county, it haying been kept a num^
ber of years for that porpofe. Immediate possessi
on, and an indifpatable title, will -e given. For
further particulars enquire of the fubferiber living
on said place.
VERDINE ELSWORTH.
April 8, 1783.
m "TiriON from Ephraim Martin; Wilfar.%
Southworth, and others, was read, felting
forth that (hey were, together with Joseph Barter.,
appointed managers by an ad 6v To enable fun^
dry persons, proprietors and pcfeffors of certain
lands and meadows lying updn th? Walkill, in
the county of Suffe/x, commonly called the drown-,
cd lands, to drain the lame, ano for other ourpofes
therein mentioned ;" That the said managers, to
enable themselves to discharge the duties enjoined
on them by said law, borrowed of William y/ickams
Esq; five hundred pounds, tor which they ex< cured
a bond in their own names ;—that the said Barton,
bad received from the proprietors the fam of Eva
hundred and ninety pounds and upwards, to ena
ble him to difeharge the said bred, had fraudulent
ly converted the fame to his own use, since which
he has joined the enemy, and his estate forfeited to
the use of this state; and praying that a law m.ry
oafs to, empower them to attach the estate of the
said Joseph Barton, and co recover therefrom a
Sufficiency to qifeharge the said bond, or that the
legislature will grant such other relief as may ap
pear just and reasonable.
Ordered,
'1 hat the petitioners have leave to present the)
draught of a bill, agreeat y to the prayer of their
petition, at the next fitting of the legi{latt)re, they
previously advertising their intentions, and"the
purport of their petition, for at leakthree weeks,
in each of the newspapers of this state.
House of Assembly, December 4, 1782.
A true extras from the minutes,
THO. HENDERSON.
To be Sold at Publick VENDUE,
On Thursday the 17th irritant, as the house of
the Widow Whaler, in Hanover,
NEAR 70 acres of excellent land, about 30 of
which are fit for the fithe, and ;o more good
for tilling either forlorn or hemp; the reminder
excellent upland, with a beautiful convenient build
ing place on the fime, and a quantity of good
timber land to be purchased near by. The faj©
will commence at two o'clock,, when the articles
will be made known, and attendance given by
Comfort Wheler, Executrix.
James Keean, ]_
'Gershom Gard, f Executors.
CT, CT ,-.t-^i •~«~ , "*^~*^-«v w ^m^^
TO BE SOL D,
A PLANTATION, containing 225 acres of
land, with two houses, two barns, andtwa
orthard^rf opw^rT n 's 4 ^M^^^' A f > r.ow ?. theirs
prime, and will produce fruit enough to make be
tween 2 and 300 barrels of cider yearly ; also abcut
50 acres of meadow, fit for the fythe, that produces
l large burthen of good grass ;±alfo about. 8g
acres of geud plow land cleared ; the remainder well
timbered and well watered ; the whole in good
fence, pleasantly situated and in a very healthy part
of the country. Itwill be fold the whole together,
or in lots, as will best suit the purchaser. A good
tide, with time of payment, will be given b,
the fubferiber ELEAZER LINDbLY. y
Roxbury Township, Morris)%
County, March 8, 1783. ft
To be SOLD, at private Sale,
qpHAT valuable FAR M, situated, lyi<g, and
* being in the county of Sussex, in the precinct
of Hardeh's Town, in the state of New-jedey, ly
ing on the road thatleads from Suflex court-house
to New Windsor, containing about 300 acres of
exceeding good land, a quantity of which is very
good meadow : There are, on the premier, three
.orchards, a good dwelling-house, well finrih^ d, and
federal out-houses, a large barn, and an exceeding
good ftab.le for the accommodation of horses : i^
is a good hand either for u trade,finan or tavern,
it having been occupied as the latter for feme time
past, with cogfidcrable fuccefs.'
Likewise another valuable Farm,' cor^iUer,
about 137 acres, lying about two miles from dV
aforefaid farm, also well watered and timbered 4
there is on this said farm an addition of an excert
ing good swamp, containing in the whore about
350 acres, but he deeded pate is as aforefaid, mth
a quantity of cleared land ?.?d meadow, and a good
orchard, house, and b£n
Also another farm croon the aforefaid read, aJ c
joing the firft mentioned, ore, contemn; ,about
@OO acres, well watered and• timbered ; on which
are a good orchard, dwelling house, barn, few mill
and other out-houses. Any 'perlon meaning to
pu:chafe the fame, may apply to dr fablcriher,who
will give an indifpuiable ritie fcr the fam?.
NATHANIEL SELY.
April s, izß,fr fa