The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1778-07-29 00:00:00, page 4

BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias to vac directed,
will be exposed to sale by way of publick vendue,
the 4th of August next ensuing, at the premises,
a PLANTATION, situated in Kingwood, Hunterdon
county, West-New-jersey, bounded by lands of Ri
chard Opdyce, Esq. and others, whereon William
Coolbock now lives, containing about 66 acres ; there
is on it a good dwellmg-houfe. Ihe vendue to begin
at two o'clock, and conditions made known by
9 w ll Joseph Inslee, Sheriff.
T'o BE SOLD, a few gallons of choice old Ma
deira wine, sweet ditto; white vitriol, refe
pink, vermillion, Prussian blue, verdegreafe ground
in oil, amber, yellow baker, Naples yellow, drop
Lake, white and brown varniih ; a few boxes 6 by 4
window glass, a few boxes large size ditto, by
ABRAHAM DURYCE.
HillJborough, near Somerset Court-)
boufe, Negy-Jerfey, July 1778. ) _____
' "ToTrO^LLARS-dEWAkD,
STOLEN out of the pasture of the fubferiber 011 the
D night of Friday the 3d inst a large black MARE
four years old, full fifteen hands high, with many
grey hairs in her sides and flanks, a large star in her
forehead, long switch tail, fire hath a fear on the fet
lock of her fore leg occasioned by a cut ; when taken
she was near foaling. Any person who shall take up
said mare and thief, so that die is secured and the
thief brought to justice, fliall receive the above re
ward, or Twenty Dollars for the mare only.
3w* HENRY DISBROW.
Readingtoaur, Hunterdon county, State?
_of Ne<w-%rfey, July 10, 1778. 5 _
CAME to the plantation of the fubferiber, on the
4th of July, a dark brown HORSE about 14
hands high, with a small star, cut tail and foretop:
And a small brindled DOG also came with him.
The owner is desired to come, prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
JOHN WATSON, Jun.
Nottingham, Burlington) „ w %
County, July 13, 1778.) ' _
~ TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN out of the pasture of the fubferiber, in
D Springfield, Essex county, State of New-Jersey,
on the night of the Bth instant, a dark bay HORSE
with a black streak all along his back, three years
old, trots and gallops well, 14 hands one inch high,
and a quarter blooded. Any person returning laid
horse to the owner, shall have the above reward and
all reasonable charges, paid by me
JOHN DICKERSON, Jun.
Springfield, Inly 1778. —
STOLEN Irom the fumenbvr near Kmgfton, Mid
dlesex county, a black MARE about 14 hands
high, five years old, a natural trotter, little lame in
her near hind foot occasioned by foundering. Who
ever takes up said mare and secures the thief, so that
he may be brought to justice, shall have Twenty
Dollars reward for mare and thief, or Ten Dollars
for the mare only, with reasonable charges, paid by
zw|| AARON LONGSTREET.
STRAYED away on the 30th day of May last, from
' Garret Lane, living in Somerset county, in the
township of Bedminfter, about half a mile from Lam
monton meeting-house, a brindle COW with her
horns faw'd off! marked on the off car with a crop
and flit; a brindle yearling heifer-calf, marked the
fame as the other; two dark brown dears, three
years old, white faces, one of them has a piece of
his tail off, no brand or ear marz; two two years
old heifers, upon the yellow reddish colour, both have
a white spot in their foreheads, marked on the near
ear with a crop, and half-penny in the off ear;
two yearling calves, one of them brown with a
white face, the other red and white, and a white
spot in the face, marked on the near ear with a crop,
and a half-penny in the off ear. Whoever takes up
the said cattle and secures them, so that the owner
may have them, shall receive Ten Dollars reward and
all reasonable charges, paid by me ,
GARRET LANE.
July 6, 1778. ^* '
ÜBLIC notice is hereby given to all those who
have any demands against the estate of Daniel
Bray, late of Middlesex county, deceased, that they
are desired to make application to the fubferiber, who
will difeharge all accounts properly attested: And
all those who are indebted to said estate on book-ac
count, together with those whose interest are due on
bonds and notes; are requested to adjust the fame
speedily, that the executors may be enabled to effed
a settlement of said estate shortly.
JOHN BRAY, Executor;
Who has for sale, in company with Capt. Thomas
Jones in Lebanon township, at as low a rate as the
present times will admit of; best bohea tea, hyfon
ditto, mufeovado sugar, linens, French stripes, dou
ble camblet, barr'd camblette, Russia drilling, ging
ham, black and white Barcelona handkerchiefs, silk
gauze ditto with flowered borders, faddlers fringe,
wristband tape, pins, needles, writing paper, indigo,
fnuff, deer ikins, gold wafh'd coat buttons, basket
coat and vest ditto, silk umbrellas, men's white kidd
gloves, &c. &c. June 15. 3W
TRENTON: Printed bv Isaac Collins. Advertisements of a moderate Length are inserted for Seven Shillings ^
' Sixpence each the firft Week, and so Shillings and Silence for every Continuance ; and long Ones in proportion.
COFFE E,
To be fold by Wooddrop Sims, in Newtown, Bucks
county, State of frennfylvania.
July 14, 1778^ iw'
bl n.AIED or STOLEN out of the pasture of Ja
cob Naif on Lellie's Ridge, in Reading-Town
Hunterdon county and State of New-Jersey, a large
lightifh-colour'd brown HORSE, three years old this
grass, trots and canters, has a small star in his fore
head, and branded with I. N. on the left buttock.
Whoever takes up and secures the said horse and thief,
so that the owner may have him again, and the thief
brought to justice, ihall have the reward of SIXTY
DOLLARS, and for the horse only THIRTY DOL
LARS, with all reasonable charges paid by me
June 15. xv# JACOBNA FF._
WA S STOLEN out of the house of the fubferi
ber, living in Pennington, Hunterdon county,
New-Jersey, on the evening of the iith instant, a
silver faced WATCH, with red figures and strokes
where it is commonly black, the maker's name Da
vid Hubard, London, on the face of the watch done
also with red, the number forgot. Whoever appre
hends the thief and secures the watch, so that the
owner may have it again, shall have Sixteen Dollars
reward, or Thirty Dollars for the watch and thief,
paid by me GEORGE ANTHON Y.
N. B. All watch makers are requested to hop laid
watch if offered to them to disfigure or for sale.
June 15, 1778. 4 w *
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN last night out of the pasture of tue mb-
D scriber, living in Reekland, Bucks county, an
iron grey GELDING, four years old, 14 and a half
hands high, has some dapple spots on him, his head
much whiter than his body, has a long switch tail,
trots altogether, is of the Arabian breed, and re
markably high spirited. Whoever takes up and fc
cures said horse and thief, that the owner may have
his horse, and the thief be brought to junice; shall
receive the above reward, or for the horse alone
Sixty Dollars and reasonable charges, if brought
home, paid by THEOPHILUS FOULRE.
June 8, 1778. 4w§ _
EIGHTY DOLLAR) n^W&eD.
STOLEN out of the pasture of the fubferiber, in
Trenton township, on the night of the 12th inst.
a bay MARE, about 14 hands high, four years old,
has a small but dim biaze in her face, the inhue of one
hind foot white, trots and canters well. Likewise
was taken from a pasture near the fame place, a
black HORSE, fix years old, about 14 hands three
inches high, with a bald face, a long tail, and one
hind foot white, trots and canters well also, Ihod
all round, he has some laddle-marks that are not yet
quite well. Any person taking up and securing laid
mare and horse with the thief or thieves, shall have
the above reward, or Sixteen Dollars for each of the
creatures only, and all reasonable charges if biought
home, will be paid by JOHN READER, or
Tune 15, 1778. 3# SOLOMON M'NAVI.
'FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN from the fubferiber, on the night of the
° ninth instant, a large likely black HORSE, about
15 hands high, four years old, had a pretty large
star in his forehead, one of his hind feet from the
hoof upwards a little above the fetlock was mixed
with grey hairs, his mane thick and parted, paces,
trots, and canters well, carries a good head and tail,
was in good order when taken, and an excellent
horse for the draft. Any person who shall secure
said horse and thief, so that the owner may have mm
again, and the thief be brought to justice, Iliad have
the above reward, or Twenty Dollars for either,
paid by WILLIAM NEELY.
Solebury, Bucks county, Penn-? gw*
fylvania, June 15, 1778. ) '
C^AME to Henry Merlhon's, in Maidenhead, Hun
-4 terdon County, about the firft of May, a small
brown HORSE, about thirteen hands high, is a na
tural pacer, has a low carriage with his head, his
mane cut on the near fide. The owner is desired to
prove his property, pay charges, and take him away.
June 10, 1775. . —
OTRAYED or STOLEN from the fubferiber, on
° Friday the 22d inst. a sorrel HORSE, has a bald
face, a small wen on his left flank, aoout fourteen
hands high, trots and paces, about nine or ten years
old. Whoever shall secure said horse, # so that the
owner may get him again, shall receive lEN DOL
LARS reward, and all reasonable charges, paid by
me CA RY DU NN, Silver-smith.
Morri/l^n, June 2d, 1778...4#
A LL persons that have any demands against the
estate of Fulkert Vannordftrand, late of Three
Mile Run, in the county of Somerset, deceased, are
desired to bring them in, that they may be fettled ;
and those indebted, are desired to make immediate
payment to us, of said place,
Jacob Wicoff and ) E'ecu'ors.
Adrian Vannordstrand, J
June 2, 1778. 4w§
A small quantity of good
ALL persons having any demands on the estate
ofThomas Pollock, Esq. deceased, of Eliza
bethtown, late of North-Carolina ; are desired to
fend in their accounts, and those, who arc indebted
to said estate, are requeued to make payment ' to
Unice Pollock, Executrix, John Blanch
ard, Executor at Elizabethtown, or Christo
pher Neal, Esq. Executor at Newbern in North-
Carolina.
'July 20th. 1, 78. 4w *
Ogden and Cur t i s,
HAVE for SALE at their Ihop, next door to
the Court-iioufe in Morristown, green tea,
coffee, choice fnufi in bladders, indigo by the calk
or imaller quantity, and ionic dry gooes. Th<y
liave no objection agaum taking money of the State
ot New York.
ro'yojjn July \g:b 1778. t. f.
STRAYED or STOLEN out of a pasture at
En/abethtown, on Sunday night 12th instant,
a brown Baling horse with a blaze in his face, up
wards c ^.for a nigh, trots and paces, old shoes
011 berete. Tucever scares the horse, io time the
ow. er may Ihave hue again, er leaves hmi with either
Minne Voon.^ica. New-^luufwick,Ralph Marsh near
Qjibblciu.vn, or , ^ob Dunn at Scotch Plains, fhali
receive the above reward and ali reasonable charges;
HENRY LUSE, Capt. zU Jersey
Regt, now at Elizabethtown.'
%/, 16th 1778. 3w§
IhiiiiY DOILARo REWARD.
STOLEN out of the pasture of Mr. William Ter. #&
brook, at Raritan landing, on the night of the
thirtieth of June, a dark brown horse, nine years old,
fourteen hands one inch high, trots and paces, but
molt natural to his pace, Las a ihip on his forehead,
and hind foot somewhat white, branded with the
letter M. 011 his near thigh. Whoever takes up and
secures laid horle and tnief, so that the owner may
have him again, and trie thief brought to justice,
mall be intitled to tne above reward, and for the horse
only Twenty Dollars and reasonable charges, paid
by me if JOHN MYER.
%\/ AS taken up by the fubferiber the icth of June
VV last, living in the Borough of Elizabethtown,
on the road leading from said town to Boundbrook, a
POCKET-BOOK with a quantity of Continental
Money in it. Whoever proves their property and
pays charges, may have laid pocket-book and mo
ney by applying to Abigail Fitz , Randolph,
living near John Littell, Inkeeper, Elizabethtown.
July aelb 1778. 3 w *
TWENTYnjoiXA^ Tn^wAnTr
STRAYED or STOLEN out of the pasture of James
° Dunfter, at Bafkenrioge, Somerset County, a
brown MARE, about thirteen hands and an half high,
has a very thick mane and tail, and flong hair on her
legs, a <mall star in her forehead under her foretop,
large white spots on each fide of her back caused by
being galled by the laodle, has a low carriage, brand
ed H C on her near shoulder, filed all round, thin
in flefh, lately came off a journey from Rcdftone.
Whoever takes up said mare and brings her to the
fubferiber at Mendham in Morris County, shall re
ceive the above reward and all reasonable chai ges,
paid by me SAMUEL HUDSON.
June 410 1778. 2W '_ -
—THIRTY-DOLLARS REW ARD.
A SILVER WATCH stolen from the fubferiber in
" Springfield, Burlington County, State of New-
Jersey, about the icth of Jul,, with a silver face,
has a brass star between each hour, but one ofthe
stars has been pealed 6ff, only 11 remains; on the
face Thornton, London, the number forgot, has a
bruise in the case, a steel chain with long links and a
crown seal with a chryftal or glass in the shank there
of; said watch has not been cleaned this 7 or 3 years.
All watchmakers are desired to secure it, if it comes
to their hands, so that the owner may get it again,
shall have 15 Dollars reward, or 30 for the watch
and thief, if convicted of the theft, paid by
iw*-JONATHAN FO X, junr.
IT Tnumas Williams, w^o was inlifted in the De
laware Regiment, and taken by the English at the
battle of Brandywine, and fence followed weaving at
John Vanhorn's; by coming there may fee his wife,
Hannah Williams. She desires that all persons who
fee this advertisement, and do know him, be kind
enough to give him information.
June ic, 1778. 4w§
CiAME to the plantation where Isaac Furman now
I lives, near New-Brunswick, a black HORSE,
about thirteen and a half hands high, branded on the
shoulder PB, and on the near thigh IC; and has
a short switch tail. The owner, by proving his pro
perty, and paying charges, may have him again.
June4th, 1778. _
WANTED immediately, a middle aged Woman,
YV who can be well recommended, to attend
children in a small family. Enquire of the printer
hereof. June 10, 1778. 3 w *
11%^ DOLLARS liL vVnKD.