The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1782-04-24 00:00:00, page 3

*' We jhe^tore determine not to fufEr without
making vengeance for the nunwous cruelties, and
zhus began (and I Ly may those lose their liberty
yho do not foil nv on) and have made use of Capt.
Muddy as the firft object to present to your views,
^and further determine to bang man for man as long
^s a refugee is left exiting.
" Ur goes Ruddy for Philip White."
This paper needs no comment. Is it not high
time seriously to enquire whether these refugees are
owned by, and under the direction of, the British
commander at New-York? if so, and he should re
fute to deliver up the wicked perpetrators of the
-above murder, ought we not to treat his officers in
the fame manner until facisfadion be obtained? If,
as some fay, they are not under his authority, what
are they but pirates and robbers? and, why ought
they not to be treated as such when they fall into
our hands?"
The Hon. the Justices of the Supreme court, have
appointed the courts of Nifi Prius, Oyer and Termi
ner, &c. on the western circuit, to be held at the
following times and places, viz. At Middle-Pre
cinct, in and for the county of Cape-May, on Fuel
day the 28th day of May next; at Bridgetown, in
and for the county of Cumberland, on Tuesday the
4th day of June next; at Salem, in and for the
county of Salem, on Tuesday the 11th day of June
next; at Gloucester, in and for the county of Glou
cester, on Tuesday the 18th day of June next; and
at Burlington, in and for the county of Burlington,
on Tuesday the 25th day of June next.
We are informed that on Friday night last Capt.
Hyler with a one gun boat and a barge went on an
expedition to the Narrows, where he surprised and
captured a British cutter, mounting fix 18 and ten
9 pounders; but the wind being unfavourable for
bringing her off, and, having landed her crew, about
50 in number, and taking out such articles as he
thought proper, ferher on lire. Healfo took afloop
at the fame time, which he ransomed for 400 Dol
lars.—The prisoners are properly secured.
A letter from Baltimore, of the 16th inst. menti
ons the arrival of Count Guichen at Martinico, with
10 fail of the line, from France.
By a New-York paper, of the twelfth instant, we
learn, that a fleet of 45 transports arrived there the
iith, from Charleftown, under convoy, in which
the titular Governor of Virginia, Lord Dunmore,
was a passenger—and that the General Greene and
Charming Sally, belonging to Philadelphia, are car
ried into New-York.
O To-morrow is to be observed as a day of
falling, humiliation and prayer, throughout the
United States.
THE HIGH BRED HORSE
M A RQU I S,
Will cover at the liable of the fubferiber, in AmweJl
township, Hunterdon county, New-Jersey, South-
Branch, Raritan, at the low rate of Six Silver
Dollars the season:
7, ff ARQUIS is a black, with a star and snip, rif
-IVJL ing live years old, full fifteen hands and one
inch high, was got by the famous imported herfe
Whirlegig, his dam by Wildair, that was exported
back to England, and covered at Forty Guineas the
season, his grand-dam by True Briton, his great
grand-dam by Wilson Hunt's old Bullcrock, his great
great grand-dam by old King Herod, &c. Mar
quis's colts are allowed to be as fine as any in the
state, by the best of judges.
Pasture will be provided at said place, at 2^6 per
week, and good attendance given, by
JOHN READING.
April 18, 1782. 4^l
PUBLICK VENDUE^
ON Monday the sixth of May next, will be fold,
at publick vendue, sundry household furniture,
at the house now in the tenure of Mrs. Catharine
Low, at Raritan landing ; and a number of male and
female servants hired for one or more years, as most
agreeable to those who choose to hire them.
Also to be fold, and may be entered upon imme
diately, a large commodious stone house, two Rories
high, four rooms on a floor, the front rooms twenty
feet square, cellars under the whole, and a large
kitchen adjoining the house ; the situation is healthy
and pleasant, commanding an extensive view of the
river Raritan, and is two miles above Brunswick.
A convenient frame house, now in the tenure of
Mr. Samuel Sears, with upland and meadow lots,
and larae barns and (tables appertaining to each of
the above dwellings. Also a very large convenient
store-house.
For terms enquire of the fubferiber, at his store
in water-street, five doors below chefnut-ftreet, in
Philadelphia, who will also attend on the premises
on the day above appointed.
NICHOLAS LOW.
April 22, 1782. zwf
THE great advantages atifing from a healthy
and convenient situation for a town at the head
of every navigable river, has made such places the
particular objects of many great and powerful nati
ons: The town of Lamberton, on the river Dela
ware, in Nottingham township, Burlington county,
has every advantage of health and beauty from its
healthy and pleasant situation, at the head of the
tide water, and convenience for wharfs for the easy
accommodation of vessels to and from the city of
Philadelphia: Many having applied for convenient
lots to build on in this place, has induced the pro
prietor of a fine level piece of ground at the said
town, to lay out a number of lots from 50 to 60
feet front by 300 feet deep, on # a street of 60 feet
wide, running from the present road to Lamberton
on a right line to the river Delaware, and along the
bank of said river to the several landings, with a
back street from the centre of this to the present
main street. A plan of which may be feeu at John
Watson's, or Randle Mitchell's in said township,
Capt. John Clunn's in Lamberton, and at Rensse
laer Williarrts's, Esq. in Trenton, who will inform
any person, inclined to purchase, the terms, either on
ground-rent qr see-simple, to whom good titles will
be given.
The proprietor, desirous to give every purchaser
an equal chance, will dispose of the above described
lots at publick vendue, at the house of Captain John
Chinn, on Saturday the 4th of May next, at twelve
o'clock. The peculiar advantages arising from the
situation of the place are so well known that they
need no further description. There is a very fine
mill-feat on the premises, which will be improved.
April 15, 1782. 2W
r o COTE I^
This season, at the subscriber's in Hopewell, Hun
terdon county,
r I 'HE full blooded horse Kouli-Khann, at Three
Pounds the season. Kouli-Khann is a dark
brown with a star, full fifteen hands high, boney
and strong, well proportioned, very gay and moves
well; he was got by Bajazet (a son of Welften
holmes Tanner) his dam was Mr. Hiltzheimer's Mol
ly Pacolet. gwj
PETER GORDON.
April 15, 1782.
ALL persons indebted to the fhicriber, by bond,
note or book-account, are desired to make im
mediate payment unto Joseph Baker, (at the mills
now occupied by Daniel Hunt, Esq.) who is autho
rized to receive the fame. Those who do not attend
to this request need not expert further indulgence
—as I intend leaving this state.
N. B. 1 hole who have any demands against him,
are desired to take in their accounts in order for
payment.l
MAHLON TAYLOR.
April 10, 1782. ;w
nr HIS EXCELLENCY
William Livingston, Esquire,
Governor,Captain-General and Commander in Chief
in and over the state of New-Jeifey, and the ter
ritories thereunto belonging, Chancellor and Or
dinary in the fame.
PROCLAMATION. -
WHEREAS it has been duly represented to
me, in council, that between the hours of
eleven and twelve o'clock, in the evening of the
twelfth day of April, instant, the dwelling-house of
the honourable Isaac Smith, Esquire, one of the Ju
stices of the Supreme Court of Judicature of this
state, lituate in the county of Hunterdon, was rob
bed by a number of persons unknown, armed and
associated in a party, four of whom entered the said
house with muskets and pistols, and besides putting
the family in fear, robbed the said house of money
and ellefts, to the amount of one hundred and sixty
pounds, and upwards.
I have therefore thought fit, by and with the ad
vice and consent of the honourable the privy coun
cil, by virtue and in pursuance of a certain act of
the legislature of this state in such case lately made
and provided, to issue this proclamation, hereby pto
mifing a reward cf One Hundred Pounds lawful
money, to any person who shall apprehend and se
cure any of the persons concerned in committing the
said robbery, so as that such offender, who shall be
apprehended, be legally convicted of the said rob
bery.
Given under my hand and seal at arms, at Trenton,
the nineteenth day of April, in the year of vur
Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eigh
ty-two. WIL. LIVINGSTON.
TO THE PUBLICK.
The above is seized and taken in execution at
the suit of the executors of the last will and testa
ment of William Pidgeon, Esq. deceased.
JOSHUA CORSHON, Sheriff.
Amwell, April 15, 1782. 2W
N. B. The above mentioned premises were ad
vertised to be fold on the 27th inti but for particu
lar peafons the file is postponed till the 19th of June.
' BO L D "HUN~ T~E R
Will Cover mares the enftiing season, at Henry Mer
fhon's, in Maidenhrad, at Forty Shillings the season :
BOLD HUNTER is a colt of the full-blooded
horse Old Grandbay, his dam a colt of the Old
HeCtor ;he is aclever brown, rising feveq years old,
and about sixteen hands high, well proportioned,
high spirited, lofty carriage, and is allowed, by the
belt judges, to move equal, if not superior, to any
horse in the parts.
—A E— JL' 1782. 2w+
ALL persons indebted to the estate of James
Hill, late of Trentbn, deceased, are requeued
to make immediate payment; and those who have
any just demands against the said estate, are desired
to bring in their accounts properly authenticated,
that they may be fettled by
SARAH HILL, ,
MARGARET HILL, 5
Trenton, April 23, 1782. gw*
New-Jersey, ? virtue of an order
Burlington county, ff. ) D from the Honourable
the Chief Justice of this state, I am directed to cer
tify the publick, that a couit of Nifi Prius, Oyer
and Terminer, and General Gaol Delivery, will be
held at the courthouse, in Burlington, in and for the
county of Burlington, on Tuesday the ,twenty-fifth
day of June next: Ail Justices of the Peace, Coro
ners, Constables, and other Snifters of justice, of
the said county, are hereby desired, that they be
then and there in their own persons, with their rolls,
records, indictments and other remembrances; and
all persons who will prosecute or can bear testimony
in behalf of the state, against any offender in the
said county, are desired likewise to give their atten
dance on the day and at the place aforefaid.
JACOB PHILLIPS, Sheriff.
Burlington, April 12, 1782. 6w
^LL persons indebted to the estate of John Rin
go, late of Amwell, in the, county of Hunterdon,
deceased, by bond, bill, note, book, or otherwise, arc
once more desired to make immediate payment to
the fubferiber, that she may be enabled to difeharge
the debts of the faid.deceafed. if this , request is
not attended to, the accounts and demands must be
put in suit. MARTHA RINGO, Adm.'
Amwell, April 18, 1782. gw*
A LL persons indebted to de effate of the Err.
' Jeremiah Halley, late of Hu; terdon ecuay, de
ceased, are requeued to make payment by the firft
day of May next to the fubferiber, otherwise they
will be sued without any further notice.
DAVID HENRY, Administrator.
Bedminfter, Somerset, April 12, 1782. gw
Bi virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias to me circl
ed and delivered, will be exposed to Lie at
publick vendue, on the premises, between the hours
of 12 and 5 o'clock in the afternoon of Wedmefday
the 19th day of June next, the old well-known
publick house commonly called Ringo's Tavern, in
the township cf Amweil, and county of Hunterdon,
together with about forty-five acres of land adjoin
ing it, of which there are ten of good meadow
land, and nearly the fame quantity of wood land.
1 here are on the premises a large barn and Tables,
two fueds, a good well of water close to the door,
&c. &c.
WAN FED IMMEDIATELY, ~
A NUMBER of good
WAGGONER S,
To serve with the MAIN ARMY the enfuin^
campaign,'
THEIR wages will be Ten hard Dollars par,
month. One month's pay will be given in
advance the day they enjift; another month's pay
before the army takes the field; and the remainder
of their wages at the close of the campaign, oq
the day they are difeharged. These are generous
wages, and will be punctually paid at the times
above-mentioned.
Any persons inclined to engage in the above
service, are desired to apply to John Neilfon, De
puty Quarter-Matter for the state ofNew-Jerfey, at.
Trenton, or Aaron Forman, Assistant Deputy Quar
ter-Mailer, Morristown, between this and the mid
dle of May next. Such persons as are not known
to said John Neilfon, or Aaron Forman, must bring
from a Magistrate, or some other gentleman of
note where they live, certificates of their places of
abode and qualifications.
March 6, 1782