The New-Jersey journal — Chatham, N.J., 1782-02-27 00:00:00, page 4

TO BE SOLD,
By the subscriber at private fafe,
l's H E House where he formerly lived at Bottle
A Hill, together with 19 acres ox land.—for
terms apply to him at Cnatham.
THOMAS GARDNER.
N. B. All persons indebted to said Gardner are
requeued to fettle the fame immediately, as he ex
pects to leave this part of the country early in the
Spring.
February 15, 1782.
TO BE LE T,
And entered upon the firft of April next,
A LARGE commodious HOUSE wherein
Mr. Benjamin Williams, inn keeper in New
ark, now dwells; the lot consists of about two acres;
also a small Eone-houfe adjoining it.
Wm. D'H A RT.
Hanover, Morris county, Feb. 19, 1782.
To be Rented, by the Subferiber,
TH E old Tavern at Black-River, formerly
known by the name of Drake's Tavenr,
now by Douglass's; or, if more convenient, a
good house near the above mentioned tavern, two
Stories high, with four fire places, and two cellars
under it : a very good stand, and convenient for a
st ore . JOSHUA DOUGLASS.
P. S. Also as much land as may be convenient to
the Center. February 19,1782.
Jofepb and Jofoua Grafton,
HAVING eftablifned a House at the Havana
and in this place, n-oft refpcflfully beg leave
to make a tender of their belt fervic^ to the public
in general, and their friends in particular.- Such
persons as may favour them with their business,
^ay depend upon the utmeii fidelity, dispatch. and
punct ality in the execution of it. They will at
all times, with great pleasure, give imformation of
the current prices cf the various articlesat that mar
ket. Salem, New England, January 1782.
OFFICE of FINANCE.
Philadelphia, February I, I7OZ.
IPROPOSALS1 PROPOSALS will be received in this office until
' the firft day of April inclusive, for a Contra^ to
supply the Rations deliverable to the moving Army
by the United States, from the firit day of May to
the lad day of December, inclusive, to the Eastward
of Delaware river.
The Contactors are to issue the rations, and the
proposals are to contain the lowest prices and the
longed terms of payment, as also the price of the
component parts, which are —
One pound beef or three quarters pound pork,
One pound bread,
Onegill rum or whilkey,
One quart fall and two quarts vinegar for 100 ra
tions,
Eight pounds soap and three pounds ofcandles for
700 rations.
The proposals will also contain the prices at
which the following articles of hospital stores will
be delivered—
One gill Weft- India rum,
One gill Madeira wine,
One gill port wine,
One gill vinegar,
One pound mufeovado fugafy
One pound bohea tea,
One pound coffee,
One pound hard soap,
One pound tallow candles,
One pint Indian or oat meal.
The several places for collecting the magazines,
as well as the quantities to be collected, will, from
time to time, be pointed out by the Commander in
Chief, or commander of the department.
Any provisions or stores which may be destroyed
or left in the magazines by the events of war, to be
paid for by the United States, according to terms to
be fettled for that purpose in the contract.
The necessary removal of provisions or stores from
such magazines, to be also made at the expence of
the United States, but to be performed by the con
tractors.
CHATHAM: Printed by SHEPARD KOLLOCK, by whom Essays, Articles of Intelligence, Adver
tisements, &c. are thankfully received and carfuelly inferred. Subferiptions taken in at 3/9. per Quarter.
, TO BE LET,
THE HOUSE in wh^b the late Cap'. Stephen
Richaid formerly 1 ved, at Connecticut Farms,
with the gardens, orchard, and a ten acre lot for pal
ture. P< ffeffion may betaken the tirit of April. For
terms apply to Thomas Randall at Chatham, or Jacob
Ludlam oh thepiemifes. February 12, 1782.
BIBLES, spelling books, dictionaries, writing
paper, &c. to be had at the Printing-Office.—
Also, handsome flowered paper by the piece or
yard.t
_____— — U E."
ON Thursday the 28th day of March next, at
eleven o'clock in the morning precisely, will
commence at public vendue, the sale of the per
sonal eitate of the late Samuel Staats Coeje
mans, Esq; of Raritan, confiding of grain, horses,
milch cows, young cattle, hogs, and sheep ; wagons,
sleighs, ploughs, and other farming utensils ; house
and kitchen furniture, &c. &c.
WILLIAM PATTERSON, ) Executors
JOHN NEILSON, 5 Executors.
Raritan, 6th February, 1782.
TO BE SOLD,
By the subscriber, in Chatham,
A Quantity of neat mahogany furniture, confiding
of dining and tea tables, chairs, and cupboards.
TIMOTHY DAY.
N. B. On application as above, any person may be
supplied with @ny kind cf furniture, of what quality
soever. February 12, 1782.
TH E Subferiber is desirous of fettling his ac
counts, therefore gives this notice to all
those to whom he is indebted, either by bond,
book, or otherwise, to come and have the fame dis
charged by the fird of May next, for which purpose
he will give attendance at his house, every Tuesday
and Friday. He likewise desires all those who are
any ways indebted to him to come and difeharge
the fame by the time aforefaid ; otherwise they
may expert to be prosecuted as the law directs.
SAMUEL CURRY.
Newark, 6th February, 1782.
Y Virtue of a writ of ferifacias
^'" county, t<)me direded, issuing out of
the inferior court of common pleas for said county
of Essex, on a judgment obtained in said court by
James Colie, jun. against George and Matthias
Ross," I have levied on two certain tracts of land
being in Springfield, in the county aforefaid, one
of which is bounded on lands of Jacob Brookfield,
Esq; deceafid, by lands of Daniel Searing, by lands
of Matthias Wade, and by a road, containing
about seventeen acres of land, on which is a two
story dwelling house, a ihoemaker's shop, &c.
The other a lot containing about 6g acres, lying
on the road that leads from said Springfield to
Vaux-Hall, both lately the property of him the
said George.
Likewise, at the suit of Jedediah Freeman, and
Martha his wife, against the administrators of Ger
fhom Williams, deceafed,l have levied on one cer
tain trad of land lying near Orange, in the county
aforefaid, bounded by lands of Nath. Dodd, lands
of Joseph Baldwin, lands of Stephen Crane, lauds
of Caleb Martin, lands of Noah Crane, and by a
road, containing about thirty fix acres.
Also, at the suit of Amos Terril, against the
administrators of Daniel Hays, deceased, 1 have
levied on another trad of land situated at Orange
aforefaid, bounded by lands of Joseph Riggs, Esq;
lands of Cyrenius Riggs, lands of Zebede Willfon,
and a road, containing, by estimation, about hxty
acres.
Which firft-mentioned two lots of land, taken in
execution and levyed upon as aforefaid, 1 shall ex
pose to sale at public vendue, on Saturday the sixth
cay of April next, at the house of Mr. Weffels
Tucker, inn-keeper in Springfield, between the
hours of twelve and five o'clock in the afternoon
of said day. The other two lots levied upon as
aforefaid, I likewise shall expose to public vendue
on Monday the eighth day of April next, at the
house of Mr. Samuel Munn, inn keeper at Orange
aforefaid, between the hours of twelve and five
o'clock in the afternoon, agreeable to the a& of
general assembly in such case made and provided.
Feb. 6, 1782. NOAH MARSH, Sheriff.
THE different town and ward collectors in ttr.
county of Essex, are desired to pay in their
several quotas of taxes immediately, or expert to be
dealt with as the law directs.
JOHN OGDEN, C. Colledor.
February 13, 1782.
m^ 7 H E third year of the publication of the
New-Jersey Journal expiring this da,, nay
Rurally calls upon the printer to acknowledge the b:gb
Jefe % be has of the favours of those gentlemen who',
by their punctual payments, have enabled him to keep
the field of literature and politics ; while a number, of
contrary principles, have been callous to every gehif
invitation to come and dif.harge their arrearages ; ^
therefore, once mo>e, gives this public notice to all Juch,
that felf preservation dilates the absolute necessity of
Shortly balancing bis books, and hopes they will not,
by their neglect of payment, compel him to do what is
repugnant to his inclination.
The PRINTER.
Printing Office, February 13,1782.
TO BE SOLD,
By ISRAEL CANFIELD,
In Morristown, oppofr.e Mr. John Stephenfon'6
itore, for cash, bank bills, or country produce;
BROWN and blue trize
Ditto ditto coating
Coarse blue broadcloth
Mens worsted flockings
Fine cotton and thread do.
Calico
Printed linen
Fine and coarse Trilli do.
Do.do.Dutch & French do
Plain and griped camblets
Fine lawn-
Fine and coarse cambrick
Silk romal handkerchiefs
Black and coloured Spa
nish ditto
Pocket handkerchiefs
White and coloured coarse
and fine thread
Sewing silk
Mohair and twist
Gilt and common coat
and velt buttons
Horn and basket do. do.
Mens and childrens Otoe
buckles
Steel knee ditto
Taylor's (hears
TO BE SOLD,
By JOHN STEPHENSON,
At his store in Morristown, the following goods :
Broad cloth
Ratinet
Calimanco
Prunello and poplin
Calico and lindn
5 muslin and gauze
Mode and farcenet
Black, blue, pink, and
striped Ribands
Sewing silk, bobbin, tape
Gauze & silk handker.
Buff, white and red twill
Shoe and knee buckles
Knives and razos
Ivory combs
Steel plate saws
Adzes, compasses
1I II inch augers
Chilels and gorges
Plain irons
Hammers and trowels
Stock locks
Brass knob ditto
Door ditto
Delk and cupboard ditto
Chest ditto
Delk furniture
Hinges
The subscriber most refpe&fully thanks the pu^
lick, but more particularly his friends, for th^
palt cullom, and informs them that the above arti
cles will be fold as reasonable as the times will ad
mit of, for cash, bills on France, bills on the ifinan
cier General, or any kind of country p'roduce.
Also, a general assortment of Iron Mongery, con
lifting of the following articles; 1
Morristown, February 12, 1782.
:Large and small iciffors
Tapes, shirt buttons
Blond face
White catgut
, White Spanish sugar
Brown sugar by the barrel
or fma'iler quantity
Weft India and country
rum by the barrel or gat
; Rice, raifihs, ganger
Pepper, alum, indigo
Plug^and pigtail tobacco
Sewing & darning needles
. Pins, placing cards
Spelling books, primers
Pocket almanacks
: Ink and gun powder
Fine and common writing
paper, letter ditto
Palte board
Mens leather ft.oes
Hard and loft shoe brushes
Buckle brulhes
Chalk
Coarse, fine, and crooked
combs
Rock salt, &c. &c.
Buckle and harth brulhes
Watch cryflals
Do, keys, chains & seals
Bibles and dictionaries
Writing paper
Inkpowder
Plug and cut tobacco
French brandy by the
barrel or gallon
Weft India rum
Sugar by the barrel or
smaller quantity
Green tea
Souchong ditto
Bohea ditto
Cupboard ditto
Screws of all sizes
Tea table ketches
Large kettles
Small ditto
Pots of all sizes
Pie-pans
Griddles with feet
Ditto without
Large tea kettles
Small ditto
Chair boxes
Wagon ditto.