The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1779-08-11 00:00:00, page 4

hereunto annexed, to bring them to two of the Judges
of the Court of Common-Pleas for the county of
Bergen, within ten months from the date hereof, in
order to have them fettled; And likewise notice is
hereby given to all persons that have any goods, wares,
merchandize of any kind, or owe on bond, note,
mortgage or otherwise, any sum or sums of money to
any of the offenders whose names are herein under
written, and shall neglect to make discovery thereof
to one of us the subscribers within one month from
the date hereof, may expect to be dealt with as the
law in that case directs. The names are as follow,
viz. Conrad Fredericks, Hendrick Fredericks, Martje
Rufn, Peter Nix, Thomas Lyons, Hendrick Him
jon, Jacob Himjon, John L. Van Bofkerk, Hendrick
Fox, Michael Stur, William Baker, Philip Baker,
Hendrick Van Blerkum, Isaac Noble, Mattenes Ske
nad, William Kingfland, jun. John Van Houten, A
dam Himjon, Abel Ridner, Mattenes Fox, Abra
ham Perfel, John Perfel, Daniel I. Brown, Peter
Earrel, Richard Stanton, David Blavelt, Theunis Bla
velt, John Rickman, David Peck, Henry Marfli, Al
bert Zabrifkie, Jooft Earrcl, Edward Earrel, Cornelius
Van Horn, John Pell, Peter Gollet, William Van
Allen, Abraham Van Bofkerk, Henry Rome, Willi
am Sorrel, Thomas Gardner, James M'Colleck, John
Mejjers, John Lutkins, Hendrick Lutkins, Abraham
Van Emburgh, Charles Kingfland, jun. James Van
Emburgh, Daniel Jeffop and Nicholas Depeyfter.
James Board, Hendericus Kuyper, Gar
ret Leydecker, Commissioners. •
A" GREEABLE to an ad of Aliimbly or the State
of New-Jersey, passed at Trenton, December
11, 1778, intitled, An A 8 for forfeiting to and veil
ing in the State of New-Jersey the reri estates of ccr
fugitives and offenders, &c. —NOTICE is hereby
given that on Wednesday the 18th day of August next,
will be fold at publick vendue, at the house of Jacob
Freefe in Upper Allow ay's creek, a valuable planta
tion and trad of land, situate in the township afore
faid, containing about 240 acres, be the fame more
or less, adjoining lands qf Joseph Sneathen, George
Miller and others ; there is on the premises a good
JOSEPH MILNOR,
At his STOREin TRENTON,
HAS a quantity of inch and 3-4 pine and cedar
boards, cedar fningles, belt refined bar and flit
iron, which he will either fell for cash at the current
prices, or exchange for country produce at the for
mer prices.
State^New-Jerfey, ) VCTHEREAS Inquisitions
Gloucester County. ) VV have been found against
John Border and James Thompson, late of laid coun
ty, and returned to the Court of Common-Pleas at
June term, 1779, and proclamation thereupon made
agreeable to law ; and as 110 person then appeared to
traverse the fame —This is to give NOTICE, that if
the said John Border and James Thompson, or either
of them, or any person on their behalf, or that may
think him or themselves interested in the premises, do
appear at the next Inferior Court of Common-Pleas
to be held in said County, and offer to traverse the
said Inquisitions, or either of them, and put in le
curity agreeable to law, then the said traverse will be
received and a trial thereon awarded; otherwise the
said inquisitions will be taken to be true, and final
judgment thereupon entered in favour of the State.
July 2, 1779. John Sparks, ) Commif
-4 Samuel Kaigh^L — — S#
Bergen County, 2 A T an Inferior Court of
State of New-Jersey. , A. Common-Pleas held for
the County aforefaid, on the Bth day of June, 1779,
was returned inquisitions for joining the army of the
King of Great-Britain, and other treasonable pradi
ces found against Conrad Ridper, Boltus Shoemaker,
John King, Conrad Baker, John Vanorder, George
Brufe, James Butler, John J. Ryerfon, Aaron Swezey,
George Miller, Mattines Fox, Andrew Vanallen, Ni
cholas Siffe, William Douglass, Henry Soup, and
John Homs, of which proclamation has been made
at said court, that they or any person on their behalf,
or any person interested, would appear and traverse,
a trial should be awarded, but no traverse were of
fered : —Therefore NOTICE is hereby given that if
they nor any person in their behalf, nor any interest
ed, shall not appear and traverse at the next Court of
Common-Pleas, to be held on the fourth Tuesday in
October next, then the inquisitions will be taken to
be true, and final judgment entered in favour of the
State. James Board, ) Commif-
July r, 1779. Garret Leydecker, >
2W Hendericus Kuyper, J
State of New-Jersey, pUBLICK notice is hereby
Bergen county, 1 given to all persons that have
any demands, either on bond, note, mortgage, book
or otherwise, against the persons whose names are
dwellinghoufe, barn, and other necessary buildings,
a large bearing apple orchard, a quantity of good
meadow, and more may be made, late the property
of Michael Miller, being confifeated to the State of
New-Jersey, and will be fold by
,William Garrison, ) Commif-
Thomas Sayre, j fioners.
Salem county, July 5, 1779.
TRENTON: Printed by Isaac Collins. Advertisements of a moderate Length are inferred for Tour Dollars each
the firft Week, and Two Dollars for every Continuance ; and long Ones in Proportion.
To all whom it may concern :
New-Jersey, ff. XT OTICE is hereby given that a
Court ofAdmiralty will beheld
at the house of Gilbert Barton, in Allentown, on
Thursday the 12th day of Augult next, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon of the fame day, then and there to
try the truth of the fads alledged in the bills of DA
vid Stevens, John Field, Abraham Davis and Robert
Snell, (who as well, &c.) against the (loop or ves
sel called the Clinton, lately commanded by James
Parke —Of Samuel Ingersoll, David Stevens and John
Field, (who as well, &c.) against the fchconer or ves
sel called the True Blue —And of Samuel Ingersoll,
tho as well, &c.) against the sloop or vessel called
Favourite, lately commanded by William Gaf
kins, with their relpedtive tackle, apparel, furniture
and cargoes : To the end and intent that the owner
or owners of the said vefTels, or any person or persons
concerned therein, may appear and ihew cause, if
any they have, why the said veli'els and cargoes Ihould
not be condemned according to the prayer of the said
bills. By order of the Judge,
JOSEPH BLOOMFIELD, Register.
Salem, July 20, 1779. _
State or Ncw-Jeriey, Suhex county, July 25, 1779.
IN purluance of an ad for forfeiting and vesting in
the date of New-Jersey, the real estates of certain
fugitives and offenders in said date, will be fold by
publicl?ve'ndue, at the times and places herein after
mentioned, the following tracts and parcels of lands
in said county.
On Saturday the 4th day of September next, at 10
o'clock, at the house of Eve Addoms, in Wantage,
130 acres of land, with good improvements thereon;
late the property of Joseph Crowell.
Another trad to be fold on said day, of igo acres,
with good improvements thereon; late the property
of Solomon Contreght.•
On Monday the 6th day of September, one trad of
land of 300 acres, with good improvements thereon,
at the house of William Mott on the premises; late
the property of Oliver Delancey. Sale t^begin at 10
o'clock on said day.
Another trad of land on said day, at the house of
Amos Pointelow, in Hendifhton, one equal half of
300 acres, with some improvements thereon; late
the property of Oliver Delancey.
On Tuesday the 7th of September next, at the
house of David Lobdon, in Wantage, at 10 o'clock
on said day, two tracts of land of 300 acres, with
some improvements thereon; late the property of
Oliver Delancey.
On Wednesday the Sth day of said month, at the
house of Duncan M'Kecken, in Wantage, at ten
o'clock on said day, two tra&s of 100 acres each,
with sundry improvements thereon; late the pro
perty of Oliver Delancey.
On Thursday the 9th of said month, at the house
of Aaron Hunt, in Hendifhton, at 10 o'clock on said
day, fcveral lots of land containing about jeo acres,
with good improvements thereon; late the property
of Oliver Delancey.
On Friday the 10th of September, at the house of
Aaron Hunt, in Hendifhton, at 10 o'clock on said
day, one trad of land of 50 acres of cedar swamp on
the drowned lands; late the property of Jof. Barton.
On Saturday the 11th day of September, on the
premiles n Hendifhton, in Warwick Mountains, a
lot of land of 212 acres, with good improvements on
the tame ; late the property of Oliver Delancey. To
begin at 10 o'clock on said day.
On Monday the 13th of September, at ic o'clock
on said day, on the premises in Newtown, on Pape
cotting, the homeflead of Joseph Barton, jco acres,
with good improvements thereon; late the property
of Joseph Barton.
Another trad of land on the said day, at 3 o'clock,
supposed to be 100 acres, at the house of the widow
Keever, in Newtown, with feme improvements
thereon ; late the property of Oliver Delancey.
On Tuesday the 14th of September, at 10 o'clock,
at the house of Benjamin Hull, in Newtown, one mill
lot, on Ponlens kill, of 70 acres ; late the property of
Joseph Barton.
On the fame day, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
will be fold at the Court-house in Newtown, the yel
low house, lot and liable, a famous hand for a ta
vern; late the property of Joseph Barton.
On the fame day and place will be fold the stone
house and lot at Newtown, convenient for publick
business; late the property of John B. Scott.
Where attendance refpedtively will be given by us,
ISAAC MARTIN, ) Commif
* 4W. SAMUEL MIEKER,) fionere.
WAS taken up at Torn's river the 20th July, 1779,
a Negro MAN who called himfelf John Tho
mas, but made his escape, and left sundry wearing
clothes, among which are a coat, three pair of breech
es, four jackets, two ihirts, and some less articles ;
a pair of gold lleeve buttons and 79 dollars paper
money. Any person who has loft the gocds or any
part thereof, may have them again on proving their
property and paying charges, by applying to Abiel
Akin, Esq. at Tom's river, Monmouth county, State
of New-Jersey. gw§
TO BE SOLD at publics vendue, co Monday the
1 16th day of August, instant, a Plantation be
longing to the estate of Garret Dorreland, deceased,
in thc°wcftern precinct of the county of Somerset,
within one mile of Sourland meeting-house, contain
ing one hundred and forty-eight acres, whereof 30
acres are good wood-land, some meadow and more
may be made, a small orchard, an excellent spring of
water at the door, a good frame house with a Dutch
barn almost new. Aho at the fame time will be fold
on the premises, household and kitchen furniture,
and a few farming utensils. The vendue to begin at
ten o'clock of said day, where due attendance will
be given, and conditions of vendue oxide known by
2w^__ HENRY VANDYKE, Executor.
Bergen County, State of New-Jersey.
WHEREAS inquisitions have been found, and fi
nal judgment entered thereon in favour of the
State of New-Jersey, against Abraham A. Quacken
bulh, Jacobus Peek, Samuel Peek, Peter T. Har
ring, John P. Durjee, Thomas Oldwatet, John C.
Haring, Abraham C. Haring, of Herington township,
Abraham Lent, Peter Lent, late of Orange county,
State of New-York, John J. Van Bufkerk, John Mar
seilles, Orcy Demareft, Daniel S. Demareft, Charles
Beekman, of Hackinfack precinct, David Mafterfon,
Derick Ackerman, James Van Buren, Andrew Van
Bofkirk, Gabriel Vanorder and his wife Jane, David
Van Bofkerk, of New-Barbados precind, Barent
Everfon, John T. Ryerfon, Timothy Lewis, Hen
drick Doreamus, Hendrick J.Hinnion, Edward Jones,
Richard Yeats, Saddle-river precinct, Peter J. Van
Blarkum, Harrimanus Van Biarkum, John J. Ack
erman, Jacob Van Winkle, Peter Duwim, Jacobus
Fox, Chriflian Zabrifkie, of Franklin township, all
in the county aforcfaid---NOTICE is hereby given
that the lands and tenements, and all the estates real
and personal lately belonging to the above offenders,
situate as above, will be exposed to file at publick
vendue, to begin at the town of Hackinfack on Tues
day the 14th of September next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, where the conditions of sale will be made
known, and attendance given by us, and continue by
adjournments from day to day and place to place, at
or rear the premises, until the whole are fold. Se
veral of the real estates consist of good farms.
^amej Board, ) r
July 20, 1779. Hendericus Kuyper, > °™™'
4w* Gannet Lejdecker, ) °
OTRAYED, or drove off the commons of Trenton,
y a brown COW, has a yellow Break along her
jack; flie is of middling size, and has a wart in her
eye, and a few hairs grow out of it; is branded on
one horn with a nailrcd L M, not a proper brand.
Any person that will bring the laid cow to Lawrence
Mullen, now living in Trenton, shall have Twelve
Dollars reward. N. B. The cow is between nine
and eleven years old. July i„ 1779& fy
I Hx, fubferiber has opened a Vendue-Store oppo-
A lite the Printing-Office, where goods of all forts
are received for sale.
—-^-.-LrlLiZ?-^ Jacob Benja mln.
I 0 oc exchanged for continental currency, as
A good BONDS as any in America, to a consi
derable amount, bearing an interest of 6 per cent,
per annum, payable at distant periods. For terms
apply to the Printer. J u fr 1779 3^
ROBERT SINGER
Hath for SALE, at his Store in Trenton,
OUperine scarlet braodcloth, brown, blue and cla-
O ret ditto, with linings to suit them ; 7-8 & yard
wide Irish linen, coarse ditto ; calimancoes of diffe
rent colours; cambrick, lawns and muslins; an as
sortment of calicoes ; chintzes ; silk handkerchiefs,
linen and check ditto; men's silk and cotton hole;
assortment of silk and nett gauze ; silk and thread
catgut; broad and narrow ribbands and taste; plain
and flower'd black gauze ; black pelong and mode;
flowered white fattin ; green tea, and good sugar ;
temple 'prelacies ; wool cards; fnuff; feiffars ; tooth
brushes; serge denim ; camblets; mettle buttons;
assortment of earthen ware; Russia Meeting, and a
quantity of other articles which he will fell as low as
the times will admit. 2+
ON the evening of the 15th instant a certain Daniel
Caileghan, clerk to the Subscriber, rol bed him
cf Eleven 1 houfand Pounds and upwards, in money
of the last cmiffion of Congress.
Daniel Caileghan is a native cf Ireland, is about five
feet eight or ten inches high, cf a smooth visage and
pretty full faced, and is a little bloated with drinking
spirituous liquors, his nose crooked, is full bodied,
and his legs are thick and clumsy, he is talkative, and
when in liquor (to which he is lubjedt) is forward in
paying compliments, and is a great dealer in watches-
Whoever secures the said Calleghan so that he may
be brought to justice, and the money secured, shall
receive the above reward, or a sum in proportion to
what shall be recovered, v/ith all reasonable cliarges
3wt JOHN WHITZELL, z. c. p.
Eafton, July 17, 1779.
AROBBE R Y.
Five Hundred Pounds Reward.