The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1779-05-19 00:00:00, page 4

Publick Notice is hereby given,
r rO all persons that have any demands, either on
bond, note, book or otherwise, against the per
sons hereunto annexed, to bring them to two of the
Judges of the Court of Common-Pleas for the county
of Essex, with n fix months from the date hereof, in
order to have them fettled. And hkewife notice is
here given to all persons that have any goods, wares,
or merchandize of any kind, or owe on bond, book,
or mortgage, any sum or sums of money to any of
the offenders following, and shall negle& to make
difcovcry thereof to some one of us, the subscribers,
within one month from the date hereof, may expert
to be dealt with as the law in that case directs.
The names of the offenders are as follows, viz.
David Ogden, David Ogden, jun. Uzal Ward, Wil
liam Stiles, Nathaniel Williams, Thomas Bruen,
Griffin Jenkins, Stephen Skinner, Benjamin Booth,
Joseph Kingfland, Robert Drummond, Stephen Far
rand, Lewis Greenfield, John Wheeler, Ebenezer
Ward jun. Isaac Longworth, jun. Isaac Ogden, Na
thaniel Richards, Jonathan Sayres, Isaac Longworth,
Thomas Longworth, John Van Wagoner, Garrabrant
Garrabrants, jun. Jacob Brower, Garret Wouters,
Caleb Sayres, Josiah Banks, Joseph Hallit, Peter
Woods, Peter Brower, Benjamin Pierson, Richard
Yates, Richard Stanton, Peter Mowrifon, George
Walls, Thomas Galbreath, Peter Clopper, Abraham
Van Gefon, jun. Isaac Browne, Francis Batey, De
rick Schuyler, John White, Nicholas Garrabrants,
William Brooks, James Colvin, Cornelius Brooks,
Thomas Afton, Garret Jacobus, Isaac Kingiland,
Henry Stager, Samuel Harrison, Peter Dubois, Hugh
Gaine, Isaac Stiles, Samuel Hudinot, Nicholas Hoff
man, jaines Gray, Doctor Uzal Johnson, John Cour
ter, jun. Aaron Pierson, George Warner, Duncan
Campbell, Cornelius Stager, Isaac Ogden, Thomas
Phillips, John J Crane, Henry Vanderhoff, James
Blundle, John Colleny, William Brownejohn, Thomas
White, John Tabor Kemp, Joseph French, Hugh
Wallace, James Jauncey, Vincent Pearfe Afhfield,
Miles Sheerbrook, Luther Baldwin, Daniel Pierson,
Sheffield Howard, Nicholas Ogden and James Wiifon.
Joseph Hedden, jun. Samuel Hayes and
Thomas Canfield, Commissioners.
State of New-Jersey, Essex?
county, April 29, 1779. ) zw||
Monmouth \'THEREAS inquisitions have been
county, ff. VV found and final judgment entered
thereon in favour of the State of New-Jersey, against
the persons herein mentioned.—Notice is hereby
given, that the real and personal estates belonging to
Robert James, the plantation and flock, farming
utensils and houfliold goods, and all the eftatc of
John Williams, son of John, to be fold on the pre
mises of the said James, on Monday the 7th day of
June, beginning at ten o'clock.
Joseph Leonard, Thomas Stike Willet, Chrionce
Vanmater, Hair Retter, Samuel Stevenson, Witham
Stevenson, John Smith, George Rapaljia, all their
real and personal estates will be fold at the house of
Cornelius Swort, in Middletown. Mares and colts be
longing to Israel Bidel, of Staten-Island, and Brough
ton Reynolds of Elizabeth-Town. The vendue to be
gin on Tuesday the Bth day of June, at ten o'clock.
Anthony Dennis, William Wardel, Silas Cook, jun.
James King, Elias Leppcncut, Joseph Price, son of
William, al! their real and personal estates will be
fold at Shrewfbury town on Thursday theuoth day
of June, to begin at ten o'clock. And on Monday
the 14th day of June on the premises, all the estate
of Anthony Woodward, jun two good plantations,
besides out lands, with all the dock, farming utensils,
and houfhold goods, &c. And on the 15th day all
the estate of William Perine will be fold on the pre
mises in Upper Freehold. The sales will begin at
ten o'clock each day. Deeds made to the purcbafers
agreeable to aft of Assembly, by
Samuel Forman, Jos. Lawrence, Kenneth
Hankinson, Jacob Wikoff, Commissioners.
N. B. The two emissions called in will not be
taken in payment after the 20th of May.
May 3, 1779- 4w
Philadelphia, April 10, 1779.
ry 1 H E Publick are hereby advertised, that the real
l estates late of Joseph Galloway and Andrew Al
len, Esquires, late members of the Congress of the
Thirteen United Colonies, now States, of America,
for Pennsylvania ; William Allen, the younger, Esq.
sometime a Captain, and afterwards a Lieutenant
Colonel of a regiment or battalion of foot in the ser
vice of the said United Colonies, now States, of Ame
ca ; James Rankin and John Rankin, both late of
the county of York, yeomen; Jacob Duche, the
younger, late of the city of Philadelphia, late Chap
lain of the Congress of the said United States; Gil
bert Hicks, late of Bucks county, yeoman ; Samuel
Shoemaker, late Alderman of the city of Philadel
phia ; John Potts, late of Pottfgrove, in the county
of Philadelphia, yeoman; Nathaniel Vernon, late
Sheriff of Chester county ; Chrittian Foutts, late Lieu
tenant Colonel of militia, in the county of Lancaster;
John Biddle, late of Berks county, yeoman, late col
le&or of excise for the said county, and late a deputy
quartermatter of the army of the United States ; John
Roberts, late of the county of Philadelphia, miller;
TRENION: Printed by Isaac Collins. Advertisements of a moderate Length are inserted for Four Dollars each
the firft Week, and Iwo Lodars for every Continuance ; and long Ones in Proportion.
Abraham Carlifle, home-carpenter; John Parrock,
yeoman ; Philip Marchington, trader; Alexr. Bar
tram, trader ; Joel Evans, merchant ; John Hender
son, mariner; Alexander Smith, blacksmith ; and Wil
liam Austin, yeoman, late keeper of the New-Jersey
Ferry ; all late of the city of Philadelphia : Christo
pher Saur, the elder, late 'of Germantown, printer;
David Thompson, shipwright ; John Tolly, mariner ;
both late of Southwark ; Henry Hugh Ferguson, Esq.
(late commiflary of prisoners for General Howe )
heretofore of Graeme-Park ; all late of the county of
Philadelphia ; John Ellwood, late of Bristol township,
in Bucks county, waterman ; Samuel Biles, late She
riff of Bucks county; Michael Witman and Henry
Skyles, husbandmen; and George Reine, miller; all
late of Lancaster county : Curtis Lewis, blacksmith ;
and Richard Swanwick, heretofore of the custom
house of Philadelphia; both late of Chester county,
yeomen ; and Joseph Romich, late of Northampton
county, yeoman, and John Young, heretofore of
Graeme-Park, in the county of Philadelphia, late of
the city of Philadelphia, gentleman : And Peter
Campbell, gentleman, and Isaac Allen, Esquire, at
torney at law, both late of Trenton, in the State of
New-Jersey; and Andrew Elliot, Esquire, now or
late of New-York city, in the State of New-York;
and others, situate, lying and being within divers
counties, of this State, forfeited to the use of the
Commonwealth by the attainder of the said persons,
and every of them, for high treason, will be speedily
fold by publick auction or vendue, to the belt and
highest bidders, exonerated and difeharged of all for
mer claims or demands made under any of the said
traitors ; the said real estates to be allured to the buy
ers by deeds or conveyances, under the Seal of the
State, signed by the President or Vice-President in
Council, upon payment of the purchase money.
And all creditors and others are hereby informed,
that by an AH of Assembly, entitled, " An Aft for
the attainder of divers traitors if they render not
themselves by a certain day, and for veiling their e
states in this Commonwealth, and for more effectually
difeovering the fame, and for afeertaining the lawful
debts and claims thereupon," three months are al
lowed to all creditors and others, having claims and
demands on the personal estates late of the traitors a
forefaid, to exhibit the fame; the said three months
to be reckoned from and after the date of the entry
of such estates in the register kept by the Secretary of
the Supreme Executive Council; and in fix months
for all claims on the real estates, late of the traitors
aforefaid, to be reckoned from and after the date of
the entry of such real estates, on the register kept by
the Sheriff of the county where such forfeited real
estate lies: All such claims and demands to be made
before the Judges of the Supreme Court in term time:
or in the vacation to the Chief Juflice, written on
parchment or paper, signed by the parties making the
fame, or by their attorneys, or other representatives;
teftified by two or more fubferibing witnesses, attest
ing the fame ; or in default thereof, every such claim
or demand to be void.
AND WHEREAS by a Supplement to the AH of
Assembly aforefaid, it is directed, " that whenever
" such intended sales" (the sales ofthe said real estates
forfeited as aforefaid) " shall be advertised, publick
" notice shall be also given, that the creditors of the
" said traitors, and all claimants upon the said re
" fpeHive estates, shall exhibit their several claims and
" demands to the Justices of the Supreme Court, for
" payment or fatisfaHion, as is by the said AH di
" re&ed, within fix months thereafter, if residents
" within this State, or within twelve, months, if re
" fidents within any other of the United States, or
" be for-ever barred from the recovery thereof; pro
" vided always nevertheless, that if any creditor or
" claimant shall at the time of such notice given be
" within the age of twenty-one years, feme covert,
" non compos mentis, imprisoned, or beyond sea,
" that then such perfens shall be at liberty to exhibit
" their claims or demands, as other persons now
" may, within fix months, or if residents within any
" other of the United States, within twelve months
" after such disability is removed."
Wherefore publick notice is hereby accordingly
given; and all creditors and others concerned are
hereby called upon to make their claims, and pro
ceed in the manner as is in and by the said AHs of
General Assembly directed.
Pubii/bed by order of the Council,
TIMOTHY MATLACK, Secretary, and
Keeper ofthe Register for forfeited estates.
Tojhe P R OPRIETORS of the Wefteni"
Division of New-Jersey.
YTTHEREAS it has been represented to the Council
VV of Proprietors chosen to tranfatt the Proprie
tors affairs, that it would be necessary to have a meet
ing of the Proprietors in general of said division, to
consult and agree upon some matters relative to the
interest of the said General Proprietors ;—Thefe are
therefore to request the Proprietors of the said divisi
on to meet at the house of James Efdall, in Burling
ton, on Tuesday the firft of June next, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, for the purposes aforefaid.
By order of the Council,
DANIEL ELLIS, Clerk.
Burlington, May 5, 1779. 3 i vt
To all whom it may concern :
New-Jer-XTOTICE is hereby given, that a Court
fey, fl". of Admiralty will be held at the hojufe
of Gilbert Barton, innholder, in Allentown, on
Wednesday the 26th day of May, at ten of the clock
in the forenoon of the fame day, then and there to
try the truth of the fa&s alledged in the bill of John
Kaighu, (who as well, &c.) against the sloop or
vehel called Experiment, with her tackle, apparel,
furniture and cargo : To the end and intent that the
owner or owners of the said vessel, or any person or
persons concerned therein may appear and fliew cause,
if any they have, why the said vessel and cargo should
not be condemned, according to the prayer of the
said bill. By order of the Judge,
JOSEPH BLOOMFIELD, Reg.
Allentown, May 1, 1779.
New-Jersey, YTTHEREAS Inquisitions, refpec-
Sussex county. VV tively taken and found against:
John Eddy, John Congle and William Green, all
late of the said county, for going over to and joining
the enemies of this state, were returned to the Court
of Common-Pleas held at Newtown, in and for the
said county, at the term of November last, and pro
clamation thereon refpeHively made for any person
or persons interested or concerned in the premises, to
appear and traverle, &c. agreeably to law; and no
traverse being then tendered, notice is hereby given,
that final judgment will be given on the said inquisi
tions refpeHively at the next term, which will be on
the fourth Tuesday in May next, unlcfs the said in
quisitions shall be then refpeHively traversed.
April 19, William Hankinson, ? r
1779. 3w§ Thomas Anderson, j comm
Middlelex TVHEREAS inquisitions have been found
county, ff. and final judgment entered thereon
in favour of the State of New-Jersey, against Rune
Runyon, Stacy Lifk, John Thompson, Heathcote
Johnston, Philip Kearney, Michael Kearney, Peter
Barberie, John Barberie, Oliver Barberie, John
Smyth, David Goflin, Stephen Skinner, Isaac Bon
nell, Thomas Skinner, Benjamin Marsh and John
Heard. NOTICE is hereby given, that
the lands, tenements and all the estates real lately
belonging to the above offenders, situate, lying and
being in Woodbridge, Amboy and Pifeataway, in
the county of Middlesex, will be exposed to sale at
public vendue, to begin on Monday the 28th of June
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises
of the said Rune Runyon in Pifeataway, and continue
by adjournments from day to day until the whole are
fold. The said real estates consist of a very good
firm containing about 200 acres in Pifeataway, and
some elegant houses and lots in Amboy and Wood
bridge. Conditions of sale will be made known at
the above time and place, by
William Manning, ) Commif-
Ebenezer Ford, J fioners.
Woodbridge, May 4, 1779.
Monmouth L, ÜBLICK notice is hereby given to all
County,^ I persons having any claims, interest or
demand in or upon the estates of the following fugi
tives and oflcnders, (against whom inquisitions have
been found and final judgment entered in favour of
the state) viz. Samuel Ofburn, Thomas Leonard,
Hendrick Vanmarter, John Throckmorton, Daniel
Vanmarter, John Longftrcet, jun. Alexander Clark,
Joseph Clayton, Israel Britain, John Okefon, Tho
mas Bills, Benzeor Hinkfon and William Taylor of
Freehold, Thomas Crowel, George Taylor, Jonathan
Stout, Peter Stout, Oliver Hicks, James Stilwil,
John Mount, boatman, Samuel Smith, John Bowne,
James Pew, Thomas Thorne, Ezekiel Tilton, John
Tilton, late of Middletown, John Williams, Christo
pher Tallman, John Wardel, Michael Price, James
Mount, John Williams, jun. John Pintard, Clayton
Tilton, Samuel Cook, James Boggs, Azail Chanler,
John Morris, Robert Morris, Peter Vannote, James
Price, John and Morford Taylor, Oliver Tallman
Benjamin Woolley, Ebenezer Wardel, Robert Stout'
John Hampton, Briton White, Tcbias Kiker, Daniel
Lcffeter, Gernardus G. Beekman, late of Shiewfoury
John Leonard, Gilbert Giberfon, Samuel Stilwil'
Barzilah Grover, Joseph Grover, John Herner, Fu^
ler Horner, John Perine, jun. William Giberfon, jun
Benjamin Giberfon, late of Upper Freehold, and Isaac
Allen, late of Trenton, William Smith of Wood
bridge, John Taylor and William Walton of New-
York, to exhibit their refpedive accounts fairly dat
ed in anting to the Judges ofthe Court of Common
Pleas in the county of Monmouth, who will give
them attendance at the Courthouse in Freehold on the
2cth day of May, who are empowered and directed
by a late law of the state of New-Jersey, to receive
and adjust the fame within twelve months from the
date hereof: And also all persons who have in their
power and c^ftody any goods or chattels, bonds,
bills, deeds of conveyance, or any writings or e ffects
whatsoever, or are in anywise indebted to the said
offenders, and negle& to make difeovery thereof im
inediatey to the subscribers, or any or either of them
may depend upon being dealt with according to law'
Samuel Forman, Jos. Lawrence, Kenneth
Hankinson, Jacob Wikoff, Commissioners.
Monmouth county, May 3, 1779. 2w