The New-Jersey journal — Chatham, N.J., 1783-04-09 00:00:00, page 4

CHATH AM, Printed by SHEPARD KOLLOCK, by whom EfTays, Articles of Intelligence, Adv^q
tifemts, &A are thankfully received and carefully inferred. Subferiptions ^ken in at ^g. per Quarter.
To be Sold at publick Vendue,
On Monday the 14th of April next, at 12 o'clock,
on the premiles.
THE FARM on which Jonathan Force no*
lives, lying in the Great Swamp, on Swine
field road, anjoining Pefaick river, twelve miles
from Newark; it contains 85 acres, 50 of which
are good meadow ready cleared, 18 of which have
been mowed thcfe several years and yields 30 loads
per year, most of which is English and Timothy ;
the remainder plow and timber land, the whole un
der good fence; no land can be better watered :
There are on said farm a good log house, two bar
racks, and a young orchard containing 40 apple
trees. It will be divided into four parts. Good pay
ments will be given, and an indisputable title by
AARON HARRISON.
Essex-County, March 25, 1783.
To be fold at publick Vendue,
, On Monday the 28th instant, on the premises ;
A plantation often acres ofland, within half a
mile of the place where the Horse-Neck con
gregation are about to build a meeting house; on
which are a good new house, with three fire places,
a good well of water by the door, an orchard of 40
grown apple trees; situate on the maim road from
Morris Town and Pumpton, towards Newark,
and a suitable place for a tavern ; and one has been
kept th we some time ' by John Crane. —Also ano
ther traft of land, of one hundred acres, near half
a mile from the other, w ith the fined piece of mea
dow in this country, of abtut 14 acres. The file
will commence at ten /clock, when the conditions
will be made known by JOHN CRANE.
Newark-Mountains, April 1, 1783.
To be fold at publick Vendue,
Cn FRIDAY the 25th infant,
A SMALL plantation, adjoining the Rev. Jona
than Elmer, a good house with four fire pla
ces, barn, an excellent orchard, together with ano
ther piece of land near at hand, confining of mow
ing ground and paKure land, with a fine stream of
water running through the fame, the whole con
taining about twenty acres. Vendue to begin at
12 o'clock, when and where the conditions of sale
will be made known by
ALLEN WILSON.
New Providence, April 1, 1783.
To be fold at publick Vendue,
On Teefday rhe Bth infant, on the premises ;
fI,HE HOUSE, and LOT ofland belonging to
Ithe eftatc of Jofoua Jeffery, deceased, situ
ate on Rahway river: Also a pair of mill stones
with the iron wheels, trundle head, and bolting
box. The vendue to begin at two o'clock, and
attendance given by
HENRY JEFFERYS, Administrator.
N.'B. All persons indebted to, or having any de
mands on said estate, are desired to bring in their
accounts for settlement. April 1, 1783.
T^be S OL D,
A GRIST MILL and LOT at Veal-Town, the
lot contains between 40 and 50 acres, about
1 2 acres of which are good meadow, a good young
bearing orchard, and about 10 or 1 2 acres of wood
land: There is eroded on the premises the fr^c
Of ahoufe, large enough for the purpose of carry
ing on diftilljng and brewing ; the situation of the
ground close to the Eill-houfe renders it very con
venient for cider mills and presses, so situate that
when the apples are ground they may be conveyed
from the mill to the press in a trough, and from the
preis the liquor may be conduced into cisterns by
a foout, and from thence into the still by another
spout. Also 25 acres of wood land, about a mile
from the mill. The grist mill has been lately put
in good repair, the running gears are almost new;
is situate in a good neighbourhood, commands the
cultum of a large traft of country, is within one
mi e and a half of Balkenridge meeting-house, and
on the jan/tion of several great roads, which ren
ders it a good situation for a trader. The terms of
payment will be made easy, part of the purchase
money will be expected on giving a deed; the re
mainder in yearly payments without interest. For
particulars enquire of Mr. Caleb Russell in Morris-
Town, or the fubferibers on the premises.
ALLEN CAMERON.
SAMUEL GORDON.
PafcnrL'ne, Anr'l t. 1783.
To be Sold,
A LOT of ground situated in Elizabeth-Town,
next door to Mr. David Rofs's, near the stone
bridge : There : afre on Lid lot two old houses, very
much cut of repair, and an excellent spring of wa
ter close to the door; it is as good a hand as any
in the town for publick business. For terms ap
ply to Mr. David Ross next door to the premises,
or the fubicriber in Morristown.
April 1, 2783. FREDERICK KING.
be Sold,
And entered on IMMEDIATELY;
A HOUSE and LOT of land situated in Eliza
beth-Town, near the church; the house is
neat, pleasant, and in good repair ; with a good
well of water near the door, and an excellent gar
den ; if not fold in three weeks it will not be dis
posed of. For terms apply to the fubferiber on
the premises.
WILLIAM HIGGINS.
April 1, 1783.
To be Sold,
ANEW light covered two horse wagon, has
run but fix months, painted red, suitable for
a stage or a farmer, as the body can be taken off,
made in the best manner. Also a set of harness,
and a span of black horses used to gears, and good
for the saddle. Any p^rfon inclining to pufchafe
the wagon, or a single horse, may view them a: the
fubferi ber's. 1
JOHN VAN DYK.
Second-River, April 1, 1783.
Io be Sold,
A FARM, pleafahtly situated, lying on Mine
Brook, on the main road to Philadelphia,
within two miles of Veal Town, and three and a
half of Bafkehridge meeting house, containing go
acres of good land, 30 whereof may be made excel
lent meadow; 13 acres are already clenr and in
good order, and yields a plentiful crop of the best
°f g r ass, and near 40 acres of the best timber land,
the rest good plough land, of which there are 8 a
cresin wheat and 5 in rye; there are on the pre
mises a good house, barn, and barracks; a young
thriving orchard of ico apple trees, ico peach
trees, and a varty of other fruit ; the whole in
good fence almost new; it is very well waiered, a
lively brook running through every field, and the
Mine brook through the meadow. An indifpata
ble title will be given by the fubferiber on the pre
mises., WILLIAM MAINLY.
N. B. One half the purchase money being paid
down, the other half may run on interest: The
flock, farming utensils, and crop, if it will suit the
purchaser will be fold with the place.
March 25, 1783. gw
To be Sold,
HE farm whereon the fubferiber now lives, so
= tuated in Hanover township, (on the bounds
of Parfippany) containingqo acres of good land,
adjoining the land of John De Hart : There are
on the premises a good house, with a well of water,
an orchard q£about 40 bearing apple trees, the
whole under good'fell,. well watered and wood
ed. For terms apply to the fubferiber on the pre
mises. '
MATTHIAS De HART.
March 25, 1783. gw
Just Published,
(Price One Shilling)
And to be Sold at Mr. Isaac Arnett's in Eliza
beth Town; at Mr. William Smith', in
Newark ; and y the Printer hereof.
An ELOGY
On the late FRANCIS BARBER, Esq; Lieute
nant Colonel Commandant of the Second
New-Jersey Regiment.
By Ebenezer Elmer, Surgeon of the Regiment.
The grave has eloquence—lt lectures teach,
In silence, loader than divines can preach.
QUANBO ULLUM INVENIES PAREM!
Oudenaarde and Need,
At their ft@re opposite Mr. Joseph Lewis's, in M~ r fe-
Town, have for sale, a neat aflortment of GOODS,
which they will fell on the most reasonable terms,
for cash, iron, or country produce, viz.
SUperfine broad cloth
Blue, brown, and red
coating
B,e and gray beaver do.
Red, brown, & blue kerley
Ready made great coats
White swan Ikin
White flannel
Blue ratteen
Green and red baize
Spotted Serge
Nine quarter blankets
Six quarter ditto
Blackcalimanco
Shalloon and rattinet
Flowered camblet
Men's white plain and
ribbed silk hose„
Clouded ditto
Women's ditto
Men, whiteribbed work
ed hole
Coarse clouded ditto'
Dutch linen
Britannias and lavals
Check linen and country
ditto
Coarse lawn
Blue and white cotton ro
mails ~—
Red and white da do.
Bilboa handkerchiefs
Barcelona ditto
Cap and apron tape
Coarse and fine thread
Sewing f!k
Ottrich feathers
Men's walh and kid gloves
Womens black wonted do.
Worsted caps
Thread laces
Calicoes
Blue and pink fattin
Mode
Persian and farcenet
Black and white flowered
and plain gauze
Ca'tor and wool hats
Dilworth's spelling books;
Pocket almanacks
Writing paper
Blank boc ks
Ditto ledgers and waste
books
To be LET,
And entered upon the 25th of May,
A Fulling Mill, in the most complete order
situate three miles from New-Brunswick, on,
the road leading to Monmouth, in a very fine
part es the country for the business. Also 2 gen
teel house, garden, and lot of land, for the conve
nience of the tenant. Should a single man incline
to rent, he may be accommodated with boarding
and lodging on reasonable terms by
ABRAHAM SCHURMAN.
Lawrences Brook, April 1, 1783.
THE plantation whereon James Beekman, Esq.
now lives, pleasantly situated in Morris coun
ty, Hanover township, about one mile from Mr.
Geen'smill within two miles of the meeting house,
and fix miles from Morristown, Containing about
sixty acres of exceeding good land, a proportion of
meadow and wood land ; and with little labour al
most the whole may be made into very good mowing
ground; there are on the premises a convenient
dwelling house with fix good rooms, five of which
have fire places, a convenient pantry and kitchen,
and two good dry cellars, a good barn with very
compleat Tabling for fix or eight horses, two bar
racks and conveaiencies for carriages, a very good
granary and large garden, an orchard of about 50
good apple trees, and an excellent well of water
with a pump in it very near the house. It is a con
venient place for a fore-keeper, private gentleman,
or tradesman. For terms apply to the fubferiber
at the widow Rutgers's, opposite the Academy in
Newark. JOHN H. KIP.
Newark, February 18, 1783. c ts
TO BE SOL D,
Pocket knives
I Table ditto •
Brass and leather pocket
. ink hands
/ Sigairs
Plated shoe and knee buc
kles
Silver heck and knee dos
Silver broaches
Men's and women's hair
combs
Coarse and fine ditto
Smoothing irons
Plaiftering trowels
Black ball
Brushes of different fort,
I Bread baskets
Paper hangings
Sealing wax and wafers
Pins and needles
- Snuff in bladders and bot
tles
Doctor's tiles
Flesh forks
Scale beams
/ Men's and women's ffioes
Hard soap
Powder and fig blue
Indigo and starch
Wool cards
Sweet oil in hettioa
l''"g glass
C, an and black pepper
Awl blades and tacks
Chalk
Bohea tea
I White and brown sugar
ICode and chocolate
, Rock fait
Welt-India and New-En
gland rum
Brandy
Wagon and sleigh bells
Wagon and cart boxes
An adornment of hollow
ware
IPotts1 Potts a'nd kettles from half
a gallon to twenty
I Ten plate stoves
Bake pans andlkillets
An assortment of earthen,
and Philadelphia queen's
ware cups and faucets
Pork per barrel.