The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1782-05-08 00:00:00, page 4

TWELVE DOLLARS REWARD.
STRAYED or STOLEN on the night of the
25th instant, a black horse, seven or eight years
old, with a small star, about fourteen hands and a
half high, marked J R on the near buttock, almost
blind in the near eye, a natural trotter, and is
marked on the shoulders with the fiftula, and on
the back with the saddle.
Whoever takes up the said horse and thief, and
delivers the horse to the fubferiber in Trenton,
Ihall have Six Dollars reward for the horse, and
fix for the thief on conviction, and all reasonable
charges, paid by HENRY SYBERT.
Trenton, April 29, 1782. ,v,
T-O—BI^SOL
A SET of black smiths tools, at Peter Lupp's,
near Ringo's old tavern, in Amwell, Hunter
don county.
April 23, 1782. 2wf
State of New-Jersey, to wit,
To all whom it may concern,
NOTICE is hereby given that a Court of Ad
miralty will be held at the Court-house in
Burlington, on Wednesday the 22d day of May
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then and there
to try the truth of the fads alledged in the bill of
Adam Hyler, commander of the privateer armed
boat Revenge, (who as well &c.) against certain
negro men to wit, John Holland, Charles Jackson,
Harry Jackson, John Brown, Plato Williams, Sa
muel Creighton, Francis Chambers, John Richards,
John White, Peter Peters and Frank Oatman, and
sundry goods, wares and merchandize, taken at sea
from on board the British cutter Alert, command
ed by Robert White, on her voyage from New-
York to Bermuda, brought into this state, and li
belled by the said Adam Hyler; to the end that
the owner or owners of the said negroes and mer
chandise, or any other person or persons interested
therein, may appear and shew cause, if any they
Lave, why the fame should not be condemned to
the captors, and a decree of the said court thereon
pass, agreeably to the prayer of the bill aforefaid.
By order of the Judge,
JOS. BLOOMFIELD, Reg.
Burlington, 27 April, 1782. 3W
rj^HE subscribers earnestly request all persons
1 who are indebted to the estate of the late
Nathaniel Moore, -deceased, for goods bought at
the vendue, or otherwise, to make immediate pay
ment, otherwise they will be under the disagreeable
necessity of recovering the outstanding debts by law.
MARY MOORE,
JOSEPH MOORE, 5 ' xecut '
Hopewell, April 26, 1782. 2w*
A VALUABLE plantation most agreeably fituat
" ed at the falls of Shrewfbury, in Monmouth
county, state of New-Jersey, where the Reverend
Charles M'Knight lately lived, containing feventy^
fix acres or thereabout, with two tenements, a barn,
orchard, and a well of good water thereon. For
terms and further particulars apply tp Dr. Elisha
Newell, near the premises.
April 15,1782. gw
Monmouth county, ff.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,
THAT the Courts of Oyer and Terminer, and
general gaol delivery will fit again at Free
hold, in the county of Monmouth, on Tuesday the
21st day of May next. All persons concerned are
desired to govern themselves accordingly.
JOHN BURROWES, Sheriff.
March 18, 1782. gw
April 23, 1782.
^LL persons who bought at the vendue held
March the 15 and 16, in 1780, in the town
ship of Hillfborough, county of Somerset, state of
New-Jersey, of the goods and chattels of Aaron
Champ, deceased, and have not paid, are desired to
come and discharge their accounts, or otherwise they
must exped to pay interest from the seventeenth day
of March, 1782; and those who bought at said ven
due, and cannot pay the money, and have not given
security, are requeued to come and give good fecu
ritv immediately. 2w*
SAMUEL WOLDRON,?-
DIRCK LOW, fExecut.
TRENTON: Printed by ISAAC COLLINS. Advertisements of a moderate Length are inserted for Five Shilling
each the firft Week, and One Shilling and Three-pence for every Continuance, and long Ones in Proportion ; and by whor
Essays, and Articles of Intelligence are thankfully received.
STOLEN out of the stable of the fubferiber, at
Bafkenridge, on Wednesday night the 24th
of this instant, April, a black horse, about 14 and
an half hands high, branded with the letter R on
the near shoulder, about his neck and other parts
the hair worn off, a small star in his face, a small
place on the rump rubbed with the breech-collar,
the right eye hurt by a blow of a whip, a natural
trotter, canters ihort and easy: Whoever takes up
said horse, and thief or thieves, and secures him or
them, so as he or they be brought to justice, and
the owner receive his horse, shall have Six Dollars,
or for the horse Three Dollars, and reasonable charg
es paid by gw§ THO. BURGIE.
G 0 /J 0 r 27 /At
A FULL sized beautiful bay, is inferior in blood
and figure to no horse in America. He stands
at Trovos, in Bucks county, to cover mares at
Three Pounds Ten Shillings the season. Godol
phin was bred by old Colonel Baylor, and was got
by Old Fearnought out of Jenny Dismal: Fear
nought's fire was Regulus, a famous colt of the
Godolphin Arabian's; Jenny Dismal was got by
Old Dismal, who won a sweep stake of one Thou
sand Guineas and five King's plates without ever
being beat. His tire was the Godolphin Arabian.
Jenny Difmal's dam was got by Lord Godolphin's
Whitefoot. In 1774, the only time Godolphin
ever ran, he beat Traveller, a celebrated colt of
Colonel Lloyd's, a match for Four Hundred Gui
neas at Leed's-Town. He since received forfeit
from Sir Peyton Skipwith's horse Figure.
The money must positively be paid before the
mares are taken away.
N. B. Good pasturage may be had at Trovos, at
Five Shillings per week. 4W*
Authentick certificates of Godolphin's pedigree
are in possession of his groom.
THAT NOTED HORSE
P A C O L E T,
WILL cover this season at the subscribers, at
Eight Dollars, in gold or silver, to be paid
when the mares are brought, or (if credited) Nine
Dollars, to be paid in three months fion the time
of covering. Pacolet is to stand for that purpose
until the 14th day of May, and, after that time, to
cover one week at Mr. William Parker's, in Shrewf
bury, and the next at the fubferiber's, and so to re
main the season. Pocolet was got by Janus, the
celebrated horse in Virginia, his dam by Selim, his
grand-dam by Pacolet. It is unnecessary to menti
on their pedigree, they being noted. Pacolet is a
fine full blooded chefnut sorrel, with a star in the
centre of his forehead, is full fifteen hands high, and
is esteemed, by the best of judges, to be.equal to
any horse in America for strength, beauty, and the
saddle. 4w*
N. B. Mares that miffed foal last season by Pa
colet shall be served at half price.—Good pasture
will be furnifhed by the fubferiber at Two Shillings
and Six-pence, BARNEY SMOCK.
'Y'O U^-G- B'R'rT=A I'^'
^FULL three-quarters blooded horse, tiling three
years old next August, fifteen hands and an
half high, weight in proportion, very lengthy, moves
exceedingly well, and is esteemed to be a very fine
horse. Young Britain is a dark bay; is out of True
Britain, by Grandbay, both were imported and well
noted horses. Young Britain will cover not ex
ceeding thirty mares, at the stable of the fubferiber,
in Somerset county, at Raritan, near Van-Vegh
ter's bridge, at the low rate of four bushels of wheat,
with fix months credit ; or Four Dollars, with nine
months credit.
Good pasture will be provided at Three Shillings
per week. gw
DERICK HEGEMAN.
IDO hereby forwarn any person or persons what
ever from trusting my wife, Hannah Spenser,
on my account, as I am determined not to pay any
debts of her contracting from this day. gwfc
Middlesex, April 26, 1782. John Spenser.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of James
Hill, stocking-weaver, late of Trenton, de
ceased, are reguefted 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, J £xecut .
Trenton, April 23, 1782. jw*
New-Jersey, ? T?Y virtue of an order
Burlington county, fl' . J D from the Honourable
the Chief Justice of this state, I am directed to cer
tify the publick, that a court 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: All Justices of the Peace, Coro
ners, Constables, and other ministers 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 remembrancer ; and
all persons who will prosecute or can bear testimony
in behalf of the state, against any offender iq 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
ALL 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, are
once more desired to make immediate payment to
the fubferiber, that she may be enabled to difeharge
the debts of the said deceased. If this request is
not attended to, the accounts and demands must be
put in suit. MARTHA RINGO, Adm.
Amwell, April 18, 1782. gw*
T O COVE R,
This season, at the fubferiber's in Hopewell, Hun
terdon county,
THE 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 Bajazef (a lon of Welften
holmes Tanner) his dam was Mr. Hiltzheimer's Mol
ly Pacolet. gw||
PETER GORDON.
April 15, 1782.
THE" HIGH BRED HORSE
M A R QU I S,
Will cover at the stable of the fubferiber, in Amwell
townfllip, Hunterdon county, New-Jersey, South-
Branch, Raritan, at the low rate of Six Silver
Dollars the season:
MARQUIS is a black, with a star and snip, ris
ing five years old, full fifteen hands and one
inch high, was got by the famous imported hone
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 Bullerock, 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 bed of judges.
Pasture will be provided at said place, at 2/6 per
week, and good attendance given, by
JOHN READING.
April 18, 1782. 4wf
ALL persons indebted to the fubferiber," by "bond',
note or book-account, are desired to make im
mediate payment unto Joseph Baker, (a L 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. Those who have any demands against him,
are desired to take in their accounts in or,der for
payment.
MAHLON TAYLOR.
April 10, 1782. gw
BY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias to me direct
ed and delivered, will be exposed to sale at
publick vendue, on the premises, between the hours
of 12 and 5 o'clock in the afternoon of Wednesday
the 19th day of June next, the old well-known
publick house commonly called Ringo's Tavern, in
the townfllip of Amwell, 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
There are on the premises a large barn and stables
two sheds, a good well of water close to the door
&c. &c.
The above is seized and taken in execution a
the suit of the executors of the last will and tefta
ment of William Pidgeon, Esq. deceased.
JOSHUA CORSHON, Sheriff.
Amwell, April 15, 1782. 2 w
N. B. The above-mentioned premises were act
vertifed to be fold on the 27th inst. but for particu
lar reasons the sale is postponed till the 19th of June