The New-Jersey journal — Chatham, N.J., 1782-09-11 00:00:00, page 4

^HELICON B A G./:
RICHES ^d PLEASURE.
T) ICHES and plekufe fa fly we suppose
A Rate <4 bliss : th<y bring c world of woes:
Expole us hourly to corroding cares,
To opec dangers, and to fee «t fnats,
Splendid without and shining th y are f en;
Black horror ; dreadful ruins lurk within.
Beware of in<t ring at the gided bit,
'Twill p ilTn all ; imfitters the whole fate.
No f>li 1 c. mfort; hai bour in exc f:
T ° middle state alone condu&s to happiness.
^EPIGRAM.
'The Fox and Vizor MaJk applied to a Lad, a
A SU ° TLE Fox the iHrv goes,
It mattes dot in v^rfe or prose,
Enter'd by chance ac rvr sho >,
He law a cad —an I ma(e a Ifo; :
Alas! laid e (wr fl 1 grimace)
Thou bit a very or tty face;
Bu fa th 'tis pity that inch pains
At lift fhouid leave you void pt brains#
So 'ovely Celia 'tis with you;
A or face i |rtt, very tiue:
But after t| fueb mighty pains,
Pray ted me, Celia, where's your braint.
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^d %' 'W'*W> 'W' D 0 'W™ rgi nk^ N^
TO BE SOL D,
THE PLANTATION where Captain Tho
mas Saunders new lives, c ntaining abo t 50
acres, 25 of which are good tim<e land, and ten
pf meadow, < ff of which, a go d season, may be
cut 15 tons of hay ; there are, on the premises, a
g od houf% alm ft new, two tt ries high, a g od
kitchen, with a cellar, miikhoufe, good barn, &c.
plealantly situated within a quarter of a mle of
New-Providence meeting-house — Fer terms apply
to Mrs. Saunders < n the premises, or to Captain
James Prince, at Bafkenridge.
September 3, 1782.
To be Sold at Public VENDUE,
On Friday the 13th instant, at two o'clock in the
afternoon, at the la e dwelling-houle of Wil
liam Stiles, deceased;
AL L forts of atpenters tools, two yoke of oxen,
horses, a mare with foal, sheep, wagon, ox
cart, cider calks, flax, wool, bed and bedding.
Phebe Stiles, Executrix.
Daniel Spinning, Executor.
Elizabeth Town, September 3, 1782.
CHATHAM: Printed by SHEPARDKOLLOC K, by whom Effavs, Articles of Intelligence Adver-'
tilemenis, % are thankfully received and carefully inferred. Subfcriptiuns taken in at 3/9. per Quarter. .. '"., :
One Dollar Reward.
RAN AWAV from the fu^Criber, on Sunday the
16th ultimo, a servant lad named CHARLES
CONWAY, about eighteen years of age, about five
fret two or three inches high. Wh< ever t ikes up said
lad, and returns him to his matter, shall have the
above reward paid by
CHARLES DRAKE.
Roxbury, Morris County, August 27, 1782.
LAW BOOKS,
A VERY HANDSOME COLLECTION,
To be. SOL D.
SHOULD any gentl man of the profeffion in
cline to supply himfelf, he might, very proba
bly, be suited by applying to Mr. John Miller, in
El zabeth Town.—Also, a number of la in and
sermon books. August 26, 1782.
L L p^fons indebted to the efcte of John
Cobb, fen. deceased, are once more defied
to difeharge the ft me without further notice :
Their speedy compliance will p event trouble.
John Salter, ) ,
Clisby Coob. I
N. B. Attendance will be given at the house of
Mr. John baiter.
Pequanack, August 27, 1,82.
ISAAC LEWIS,
TN FORMS the publick that be has opened
a Ihop at mewark, where he carries on the clock
and watch maker s bufin Is in its different branches;—
Likewile ail kinds of Silver Smith's work and engra
ving in the belt manner. —Any Ladies or Gentlemen
who please to favour him with their custom, may de
pnJ on beng lerved with expedition, and upon rea
fonab e terms.
Augult 27, 1782#
To be Sold at Publick VENDUE,
On Friday the 13th of September next, at the house of
Nathaniel Bal at Connecticut Farms;
ONE new light wagon complete for running, a
good horse and mare, both five years old, a cueft
© joyners tools, a number cf good axes, Several pair
of new ffeelyards, a number of books, am)ng which
is Lyons note book, almost new-, y:u^g cattle, a
go' d feather oed. with other household furniture too
tedious to mei t on. The fa'e wil commence at two
o'clock, after noon, u hen the conditions will be made
known, and attendance given by
Nathaniel Ball,
Aaron Ball.
N. B. Any person inclining to purchase may view
the agon at Avron Ball's near Lyon's Farm.
Augun 27, 1782.
AL L perfors who are indebted to the estate of
Captain Peter Dickerson, late of the
county and tow ship of Morris, deceased, a e dec
fred to difeharge the fame immediately, to enable
the fubferibers to difeharge the demands against
said estate; and ail those who have any demands
on the estate a e desired to fend them in for fettle
ment.<——Attendance, for the above purposes, will
be given at the house of John Crane, in Morris
Town, the four succeeding Wednesdays from the
date hereof. Jonathan Dickerson, Executor
Sarah Dickerson, Executrix.
Morristown, August 26, 17^2.
SPHERE AS th fabferiber and others, purchasers
under the de vijees of Richard Ayfield, aeceajed,
andib emmf/ontrs <fjorjitea epa es in Efyex coun
ty, (who claimed title for the fate under the paid de
vifees, or one of them) f an undivided right <f the
greater part of a tract of land containing about there
thu/and fix h-nd ed uc es, jurvyea and returned
to Robert Hunter Mor r is, deceased, in tr u f for ibe
children, of Richard rffe'd, deceased, fiuated at
Newark M untains, in the county oj Efex, ant com
mon/) known by the name of Affeld d rad pejemed
a petition to the legfature at their lafl fitting. Jetting
forth that the legal title of part of the jaid trad was,
as they we?ein^ med, in Rid/otd Assisi, who was
not, nor bad not been, to thei- knowledge, for federal
years pas, within the United States of Arnet tea and
that a confderable pan of the fadt ad was hila f,om
them by feefns having no legal title to the fame, or
having a title to /mail fare, pfefed a large trad ;
and that they had been jut to considerable expenc by
endeavoring at law to gain possession of Jatd land,
so bld from them, without fed; and t at the, were
fill defrous of procuring, for that par,of, ana to mke
partitions of the lanes to the several owners theteof,
in proportion to tbeir refeaive rights, but they were
advijed it could not be tcgallj done without the inte
portion of the legifatwe, as one of the owners wa not
to be come at and pray ng that a law might be pajed
for making partition of the said landcm ng the J^ral
owne ? s thereof, in p< oportton to their reftedivtJhares :
Ibis is to give notice that a bill will be p^Jeniet at
the next fitting of the legifature, for making partition
of the said lands, agretaily to leave given for that
purpoje WILLIAM BALDWIN.
Newark. August 6, 17 2.
TAKEN up by the fusfeiiber the ioh ult mo, a
red roan m,revolt, two or thie' years old bran
ded on the near Moulder a d thigh with the letter S.
The owner is desired to come, prove his property, pay
charges, and take her away.
WILLIAM DENMAN.
SpT gfield, August 27, 1782.
n^HEREAS Sarah my wife has eloped from my
bed and bead: This is therefore to forewarn
a'l petfons not to trull her on my account as
I will not pay any debts of her contratfing from
the date hereof. Samuel Ballard.
August 27, 1782.
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ELIZABETH TOWN
Stage Coach and Wagon.
TH E fubferibers informs the publish, that
they have provided a Stage Waocn and
Coach, with horses complete, suitable for carryi: g
paikngers and their baggage from Elizabeth I own
to Princeton, there to meet Mr. Gerfh m J hnfon'3
Flying-Stage, and proceed to Philadelph a.
• "5 '°^\h will set cut from Mr.Jofeph Crane's
in Eliz .betfi Town, every Monday and U ednef
day mornings and the Wagon on Friday, at eight
0 clock, dine at Rrunfwkk, lodge at Princeton
exchange pfogers, return in the morning, and
c mplete the joum°y in two days f om Elizabeth-
T wn to Philadelphia.
The price for each passenger in the Coach (ex.
€pt servants, which wi4be the fame as in the Wa
gon) will b Six Dollars from E^izabeth-Town to
Philadelphia; and Thi r tj.Five shillings in the
Wagon. F r every Hund^d and Fifty weight of
baggage, either in the C^ch or Wagon, the
fame as a palfengefr.
ICHABOD GRUMMAN.
JAMES DRAKE.
A gull 20, 1782.
State of New-Jeifey, ) Q Y virtue of a writ of
Essex County,^ j „ferifacias,to me dott
ed ifluing out of the courepf common pitas fu: laid
county of Essex, on a judgment obtained in Cid
court by John D. Hart ag^iul the adminifiraftc rs of
Jonas Valentine, 1 have levied on a Lot of Landp
wih the appertenances, lying on Stoney-Hid, on
each fide of the road that leacs from New Provi
dence to Welifield; bounded on lands of David
Price, Samuel Johnson, Bcrfomin Vaier tine. No s
ah Willcocks, and lands late the property of) on
U illcocks, deceased, containing .about ice ar es.
L kewife, at the foil of the executor ol Ilaac
Frazee, decealed, againtt the excutor of J me#
Mac Maio as, deceased, I have levied on a ht of
la d, with the appenenances, fituaie at Weffield;
bounded on lands of Ephraim Matfh, Pfq; betja
min Wihi^Ls, Jesse Cia.k, and a read, containing
gvTve acres.
Ali'o, at the suit of t^ias Day ton, agairft the C< r
nelius Miller's admmltiato/'s, 1 have levied on a
Lot <f Land, containing one acr , on which is a
genteel dwelling house, two Hori s high, kitchen,
&c. to nded on aods of John Burrows. Andiew
Miller, and the road that leads from Sp in^ field vO
Elizabeth Town, within two nites ufkid sown.
As, at the fuit<f John De Hart, aganft the
executors of Andrew MiLe .ce^eJed, 1 have levi
ed on two Lots of Land wi h the appe enances ;
one co taming about eight acres, win a dwelling,
h ule, &c. The ou© contain ng about twenty
acres ; both bounded on the aforesaid Sprirgfied
r^d, adjoining the aforesaid lot late Loinchus
Mi let's.
All which said lots and premises, with their ap.
per enances, will be expend to public vendue a®
the houle of Mr Job ph Crane, am keeper at EID
zabeth Town, on Monday the 30th of September
next, between the hours cf twelve and five o'clock
in the afternoon of said day, agreeable to rhe aft
of general assembly in fcch case m de and provided.
NOAH MARoH, Sheriff.
July 23. 17'2.
*, Two ffieets of paper, or
threepence in money, will be
given per pound for any quanti-'
ty of clean Cotten or Linen'
Rags at the Printing-Office iQ
Chatham.