The New-Jersey journal — Chatham, N.J., 1783-03-12 00:00:00, page 1

Vol. V.]
N E W-JERSEY JOURNA L.
On the premises, at publick VENDUE, on Mon
day the 17th of March next, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, by the subscribers at Newark, the
following trails of land and meadow, all lying
in the township of Newark aforesaid, being the
ellate of jofr.ph Hedden, jun. Esq. lately de
ceased ;
THE house and home lot, with all the improve
ments and buildings thereon, on which (aid
Joseph Hedden, deceased, formerly lived; the lot
contains about four acres.
A very valuable trad of land, generally known
by the name of the Boiling Spring, containing a
bout thirty acres, feme part of which is excellent
meadow.
Two trails of wood land lying near what is call
ed the Hogg lot ; one lot contains nine acres, the
other about fix.
Three very valuable ots of land lying in the
Great Neck, two of which adjoin each other, on
which are very good orchards, containing about fix
acres each ;—the other let contains about nine a
cres, on which is an excellent young orchard ; all
lying on the main road that leads fro; 1 Newark to
the Ferry.
Also four valuable tracts of salt meadow, one of
which lies near Morris's creek, and adjoins Newark
Bay, containing about fix acres ; —two other trefls
lying near the Great-lfland, containing about four
acres each ;—the other trad lies at a place called
Beef Point, and contains about three acres.
The terms of payment will be made very easy
to the purchasers; on good security being given;
only a small part 4 of rhe purchase money will be
called for in a number of years.
There will be fold, at the fame time, a number
of window and door frames, a felt of new fails and
rigging ^mp^at for a vessel of twenty or twenty
five tons.
All performs indebted to the eftatc of the said Jo
seph Hedden, deceased, are hereby requeued to
oifcha'ge their accounts by the firft of April next ;
likewise all persons who have any demands against
said estate are requested to bring them in to the
subscribers by the above mentioned time, in order
for settlement.
Rebecca Hedden, Executrix.
Israel Hedden, 7 h
, > Executors.
JAMES HEDDEN, J
Newark, February 18, 1783. 4w
To be Sold at Publick VENDUE,
On Thursday the 20th ofMarch next at 1 2 o'clock,
if not fold at private sale before that time ;
A HOUSE and lot of ground in New German-
Town ; the house is almost new, has three
rooms on a floor and in good repair ; it is a good
stand either for a merchant or tradesman. The ti
tle is good. Possession will be given the firft of A
pril next. Any person inclining to purchase may
know the terms from Mr. Berttes near the premi
ses, or the subscriber in Morristown.
DANIEL KEMPER.
Morriffown, February eg. 17^3.
TO BE SOL D,
THE plantation whereon the fobferiber now lives,
about one mile and a half from Springfield, on
the main road to Weftfield, and the Scotch-Plains,
containing 130 acres well proportioned with meadow
— andwood-land, and well watered, on which is a good
dwewn^bQfe with every other convent mcy requi
fire. For further particulars apply to
SAMUEL MEEKER.
February 25, 1783.
To be Sold at private Sale,
AROUSE and lot of land, containing upwards of
four acres, lying the southeast fide of Newark.—
For terms apply to NATHANIEL BEACH.
Newark, January 7, 1783.
TO BE SOLD,
WEDNESDAY, March 12, 1783.
TOBE SOLD,
A TRACT of LAND contain < thirty.two acres,
with a good large dwellif -houfe, with four
rooms on a floor, a barn, and a h>ad orchard of ex
cellent fruit cn the fame, together with a proper pro
portion of meadow ; the whole is well watered ; it is
very convenient for a tanner and froemaker, as there
are sundry tan vats, a good bark wheel, and a good
warm fliop on the premises ; is filiated on a pubhek
road from New Providence to Morristown or Mend
ham, within a mile and a half of the meeting - boule of
the former place mentioned al ,ve, and two miles
from Chatham.
Also, another trad of eleven cr3s, floated on the
before mentioned road, wiffimEne hundred rods of
& above place, near where the ro? Is interna, and
and is convenient for any publics bu^nefs; there are,
on the premises, a new dwelling hJufe, farmed for
three rooms on a floor, with an entry through it, a
good celler under the whole, a coed garden boarded
in and a good (hop near the home.
Likewise, a piece ot out-land, better than a mile
from the above-mentioned pla< , containing abbot
eighteen acres, with a good fprmp ct
As the purchase money is not wanted, the above,
premises, or any part thereof, may be had upon
payments to fait the purchase, provided fufficient
security be given. For terms apply to the subscribers
on the premises. STEPHEN MOREHOUSE, fen.
STEF,HEN MOREHOUSE, jun.
January 7, 1783.
WHEREAS by an a& of the Council and Ge
ncra| Assembly, passed at Trenton the 19th
day of December last, the subscribers wereappoint
ed Trustees to fell and dispose of the real estate of
Jonathan Hampton, late of Elizabeth Town, in
the county of Essex, Esquire-deceased, for the u
ses and purposes in the said a:° mentioned :—They
do give this publick notice that, in pursuance of
the power end authority to t; m given, in and by
the said ad, they will fell ami enpoie of the fede
ral plantations, houses, and lots ot land, herein af
ter mentioned ; that is to fay,
A dwelling-house and plantation lying about
two miles from Elizabeth Town, on the great road
to Philadelphia, containing near two hundred acres,
fifty of which is wood land, fifty of it good meedow,
and the remainder extraordinary failure and plough
land ; the whole well watered : The house is built
of brick, two stories high, with four rooms on a
floor ; a good kitchen, and a celler under the whole;
there is also a good barn, and other out-houles; a
fine well of water near the door ; an excellent gar
den, with plenty of the bell fruit trees; likewise
two very good orchards.
Alfo,a large commodious dwelling-house in Eli
zabeth Town, with a lot of land, and garden to the
fame belonging, generally known by rhe jum^joU
the White House; it is a very good stand for pub
lick business.
Also, several small tenements and lots of land ly
ing in the said town. —Likewise, sundry tracts of
land lying in the county of Morris, one of which is
in what is called the Great Swamp, being an extra
ordinary tract of timber and woodland.
Alio, sundry plantations and lots of land in the
county of Sussex. The lots ^re in Newtown, and
n^r the ceuic house, as are also some of the planet
tions.—Whoever should incline to purchase,by ap
plying to the Trultees, may, very probably, find
the terms agreeable, as there will not be any imme
diate occasion for a principal part of the purchase
money; for upon that being properly secured, and
the interest paid, it will not, perhaps, be called for
in years to come.
JOHN CHETWOOD, ? T ft
JOHN BLANCHARD,^
Elizabeth Town, Jan. 6, 1783. 2m.
BURR'S Latin GRAMMAR,
frequently called the
PRINCETONGRAMMAR,
To be fold by the subscriber in Brunswick, by
the dozen or single one.
JOHN TAYLOR.
Brunswick, February 5, 1783.
T HE
t 0 b E s.O 1 rr,
A SMALL plant ion, adjoining th Rev, Jonathan
Elmer, a good house with four fire places, barn,
an excellent orchard, together with another piece of
land near at hand, confiding of mow,ng ground and
pasture land, with a fine dream of water running
through the fame; the whole containing about twenty
acres. For further particulars, inquire of (be CM
Mr. Jonathan Elmer, or the subscriber, in Elizabeth
Town.
ALLEN WILSON.
New-Providence, January {2O, 1783. c ts
Six Dollars Reward.
RA N away from the subscriber, & flic evening of
the loth instant, a negro mrii ri^ned PC M.?,
37 or 38 years old, about 5 feet 0m h.-gl. : g°.acl
stout built; had cn and, took with 'im a brown co
loured fuled Jinfry coat and great oat, old :a^-r
breeches, two pair of yarn docking: one blue th? o
the: ha<,;vf <hof9,tvo woollen f.i- \ alineF^cost,
linan tedej fceke •rid b:e : Aes, h .:'•? ,/, -^s.
Whoever apprehends and secured said negro, so r^
his master may get him again, fnall have the above
reward, and all reasonable charge; paid, by
BETHUEL PIERSON.
Orange, February 25, 1783.
To be LET at Publick VENDUE,
For three years, and entered upon the firft of April
next, on Wednesday the 26th instant;
FIGHT Y acres of good land, situated in Essex
, county, Elizabeth Townlhip, within one mile of
Elizabeth-Town; it has a good house convenient far
two families, and good barn; it is a valuable tract of
land and has a good proportion of meadow. For par
ticulars enquire of BAKER MOODRUFF.
February 18, 1783.
The HIGHEST PRICE
IS GIVEN FO R.
Clean LINEN RAGS,
BY
SHEPARD KOLLOCK,
In CHATHAM.
Wanted Immediately,
By the Printer hereof,
A Quantity of tanned
SHEEP SKINS,
For which a generous Price will be
given.
T O BE SO L D,
AFAR M, pleasantly situated, lying on Mine-
Brook, on the main read to Philadelphia,
within two miles of Veal Town, and three and a
half of Baikenridge meeting house, containing 90
acres of good land, 30 whereof may be m^deexcel
lentmeadow ; 13 acres arc already clear and in good
order, and yields a plentiful crop cf the best ofgrafs.
and near 40 acres of the beg timber land, the test
good plough land, of which thereare 8 acresin wheat:
and 5 in rye; there is on the premises 2 g< od hcafe,
barn, and barracks; a young thriving orchard of
100 apple trees, 100 peach tees, and a varity
of other fruit;•the whole in good fence almoftmew ;
it is very well watered, a lively brook running
through every field, and th: Mine brook through
the meadow. An indisputable title will be given by
the subscriber on the premises.
WILLIAM M'KINLY.
February 18, 1783.
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