The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1778-05-13 00:00:00, page 4

ALL persons indebted to the estate of the Widow
Van Allen, late of the city of New-Brunswick,
deceased, are hereby requeued to pay their respec
tive accounts to the subscriber at Trenton, or to
Mr. William Harrison in New-Brunswick: And those
that have any demands against the said estate, are
desired to bring in their accounts properly attested
to the above named persons.
SAMUEL H. SULLIVAN, _. Adminiftrat,
— To the P ÜBLIC K.
T Understand the business of Mould-making in all
' its branches to perfection. I can make moulds
in the bed method for casting cannon balls, and in
such a way that is both profitable to the iron-mas
ter and myfelf; and grape ihot in a method that the
iron-master can make a ton per day. Any person
wanting such a man may apply to the printer hereof.
200 Dollars Reward.
IX7° AS stolen by her mother, a NEGRO GIRL
about 9 or 10 years old, named Dianah---Her
mother's name is Cash, and was married to an In
dian named Lewis Wolis near 6 feet high, about
35 years of age---They have a male child with them
between three and four years old. Any perlon that
takes up the said Negroes and Indian and secures
them, so that the subscriber may get them, shall
have the above reward and all reasonable charges.
Any person that understands diftiiling rye spirits,
may find encouragement by applying to the subscri
ber at his own house. 4*
KENNETH HANKINSON.
Penelapon, East Neav-ferfey, April 15, 1778.
spring of water, some meadow, and more may be
made. For further particulars enquire of the Print
er hereof. April 13, 1778.
BOND and P Al N,
Have for sale at their Store in Morristown,
A QUANTITY of dry goods ; likewise a few bar
rels of brimstone, which they will difpole of at
a very reasonable rate. April 3, 1778. 4 W ^
BY virtue of a writ of /feri facias to me directed,
will be exposed to sale by way of public vendue,
the 16th of June next ensuing, at the premises, a va
luable plantation situate in Readington, Hunterdon
county, New-Jerfcy, whereon the widow Vander
fpeigel now lives, containing about 300 acres. I here
is on it a good dwelling house and barn, a good
bearing orchard, good tilable land, a large quantity
of good meadow, and much more may be cafily made,
well watered and in a healthy part of the country.
Vendue to begin at 12 o'clock, and the conditions
made known by JOS. INSLEE, Sheriff.
Hunterdon County, April 13, 1778. gw*
A LL persons concerned in the prize brigantine
William and Arm, taken by Captain James Mor
gan and others, are desired to attend at the house
of Mr. James Wall, inn-keeper at Freehold Court
house, in the county of Monmouth, on Friday the
15th of May next, at eight o'clock in the forenoon,
then and there to exhibit their pretensions to ibares,
whether as captors or purchasers, and receive their
dividend of such money as may be received. All
persons who have purchased at the sales of said brig
antine and cargo, are desired immediately to attend
and discharge their vendue accounts, as they with
to avoid having these accounts put in an attorney's
hands. DAVID FORMAN, Agent.
Freehold, April 14, 1778. 4 w *
STOLEN in the night of the 19th instant, out of
the stables of the subscribers, living in Evefham,
Burlington county, the following creatures, viz. a
large redifh roan MARE about 15 hands high, one
of her hind feet white, trots and paces, a fhart switch
tail, has been hurt by the saddle upon her withers,
and has two feathers one on each tide of her neck
nearly opposite; about nine or ten years old. The
other a lightilh bay GELDIN G five years old this
spring, trots and paces, shod before, of a heavy low
carriage, about 14 hands high. Whoever secures the
thief or thieves in any gaol of the United States, so
that they may be convicted, ffiall have Three Pounds
reward, and the above described creatures recovered,
shall have Sixteen Dollars for each, and all reasonable
charges paid by AMOS SHARP,
4w* April 34, 1778. JOHN SHARP. _
TO BE SO L D,
A PLANTATION in Piles-grove, Salem county,
about five miles from the Pine tavern, three
from the glass-house, and four from Woodftown,
containing 162 acres of land, with a frame house and
kitchen adjoining; a good orchard of apples and
peaches ; plenty of good water; eight or ten acres
of meadow, and between thirty and forty more may
be made at a small expeace ; there is about 6oacres
of cleared land, the rest woods and swamp. Allo an
other small tenement with a small peach orchard, &c.
likewise a good out-let. The whole rents ter 191.
per annum. '„
Another plantation of about 90 acres, in Penniyl
vania, 16 miles from Philadelphia, and one mile from
the Gulf mill. Therenre two meffuages on the place,
and two good orchards of fine fruit, an excellent
TRENTON: Printed by Isaac Collins. Advertisements of a moderate Length are inserted for Seven Shillings and
Six-pence each the firft Week, and Two Shillings and Six-fence for every Continuance; and long Ones in Proportion.
ALL persons that are indebted to the estate of
Thomas Stanaland, ofßriftol township in Bucks
county, deceased, are desired to make payment to
John Stanalaud, executor, by the firft of June next ;
and likewise all those that have any demands 011 said
estate, are desired to bring in their accounts. Any
person having a certain deed of five acres of meadow
land adjoining the estate of John Pemberton and
Thomas Stackhoufe, are delired to bring it to John
Stanaland or John Hutchinson, of Briftok zwj
"''fHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
CTRAYED or STOLEN, out of the liable of
° William Lownes, on the night of the nth inst.
a chefnut sorrel horse, eight years old, about four
teen hands three inches high, branded 011 ail his
quarters with the letters IK; trots and canters re
markably easy. Whoever takes up the said horse
and brings him to William Lowries, in Bucks coun
ty, about fix miles below Corycl's ferry on Delaware,
shall receive Twenty Dollars reward and reasonable
charges; and if koleu, the above reward for the
horse and thief. JOHN BROWN, Jun.
_ April 13, 1778. 4w *
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
WAS stolen from the subscriber on or about the
fourth instant, One Hundred and Thirty Dollars
Continental currency, in a iheet, containing bills of
the following denominations, viz. two of Thirty
Dollars ; two of Eight Dollars ; two of Seven Dol
lars ; two of Six Dollars ; two of Five Dollars ; two
of Four Dollars; two of Three Dollars; and two
of Two Dollars each, dated the 20th May 1777 —
one half of them numbered 177354, and the other
nalf 1#7397: All persons are delired in receiving
payment for any debt, to secure such bills if offered,
also the person from whom they receive them, of
which they will pfeafe to give me notice, that the
thief may be brought to punishment, and the money
restored to the proper owner ; in which case the
above reward ihall be paid by me, living at Mr.
Samuel Hunt's, about a mile from Penington.
BERRYMAN GREEN, Pay-Matter
April 6, 1778. aft Regt. L. D. jwf
Woodbridge, April 8, 1778.
r Fills day the subscriber LOST a PARCHMENT
POCKET-BOOK, with a liteiih ferret bring,
supposed to be loft between Taylor Webber's mil,
Scotch Plains and Rahway : It contained two old fix
pound Jersey bills, one ditto of three pounds, one ditto
of one pound ten, one of fix Ihillings, with several
other small bills of old money; likewise about fifty
dollars in Continental money. Any person finding the
fame, and giving information to James Fitz-Ran
dolph, inn-keeper near the Short Hills, or to Edward
Fitz-Randolph in Woodbridge, or to William Young,
inn-keeper near Succafunny Plain, Morris county, lo
that the owner can have it again, ihall be entitled to
Twenty Dollars reward, bv me
kOBERT MILLE^. 4 w||
To be told tor Continental Money,
A VALUABLE plantation, pleasantly iituated in
di Montgomery township, Philadelphia county,
containing one hundred acres of good land, Seventy
acres thereof cleared, the rentainder part well tim
ber'd ; the clear land divided into several fields,
which hath all been hided except one, and a quan
tity of good meadow. There is on said premises a
commodious stone dwelling-house two dories high,
with four rooms on a floor and a cellar under the
whole, with a stone kitchen adjoining the house, a
well of water near the door, and a pump therein, a
never-failing spring of good water and a stone house
over it ; there is on said premises a good frame barn,
stables, cow-house, cart-house, fmokc-houfe, and,
other out-houses; also two apple orchards, which
produceth good fruit ; there is likewise on said pre
mises a large and convenient tan yard, fufticient to
contain 700 hides, with all tire buildings theieon and
all the dock therein, bark, &c. Ac. For further
particulars apply to the subscriber on the premises.
^^d.^?^. ED WARD £ 4TbbTT°' r ™ r -
SAFFRON, PIGTAIL,
PLUG and SQUARE CUT
T OBACC O,
SIX POUNDS REWARD.
TXfAS STOLEN out of the liable at Nefhameny
VV Ferry, a young BLACK MARE, about three
years eld, fourteen hands two or three inches high,
trots and canters, has a blaze down her face, her
hind feet somewhat white, her tail trimmed down,
very hollow old looking eye, large head; has been
rode hard, which hath occasioned her fore fetlock
joints to be (hot forward, shod all round when taken
away. Whoever apprehends and secures either, shall
have THREE POUNDS reward, paid by me
6w* JOSEPH VANDEGRJFT.
To be fold WHOLESALE and RETAIL, by
ISAAC HEULIN GS,
At his TOBACCO MANUFACTORY in
3 w * Burlington.
Wanted to purchase immediately,
A PLANTATION, with pretty good buildings.
Containing about 150 or 200 acres of good lard,
including not less than 20 or 30 acres of well improved
meadow, and a fufficient quantity of wood land..
Enquire of the Printer.
WILL COVER, at Obadiah Meeker's, between
Newark and Elizabeth-Town, for sixteen dol
lars the season, fix dollars the single leap, and twenty
two dollars to warrant the mare with foal, the beauti
ful horse MAJOR GENERAL, allowed by the best of
judges to be equal in size, figure and activity to any
horse on the Continent. Major General was got by
Granby, his dam by Bullerock, and his grandam by
Frederick. He has all the beauties of these capital
horses, without their blemishes. He is rising five
years old, 15 hands and half high, seven eights blood,
a dark bay, with two white feet, a star and snip. The
colts of his getting are esteemed equal to any what
ever. Good care will be taken of mares, Pasture
at half a dollar per week, and good attendance given
by the subscriber OBADIAH MEEKER. 3w||
N. B. The money to be paid when the season is
over. Those mares that go by the season, and do, not
prove with foal, shall be entitled to a finglc leap gratis
the season following.
THE NOTED II O RSE
G R A N B Y,
LAT E the property of Mehrs. Thomas Lowery
and Gerihom Lee, of full lize, is to COVER
the ensuing season at Kills-Hall, within two miles of
Bound Brook, where Mr. John Van Horne former
ly lived, now in the possession of Mr. Nicholas Perine,
at Sixteen Dollars the season ; money to be paid when
the mare is taken away. Good pasture may be had
for mares at Half a Dollar per week, and good at
tendance will be given by JONATHAN DUNN.
Somerset county, March 20, 1778. 4W*
Bound-Brook, April 2, 1,78.
A LI, persons indebted to the estate of WILLIAM
4 I CROLIUS, jun. of New-York, Potter, deceas
ed, whether by bond, note or book debt, are desir
ed to come and make immediate payment to George
Janeway or John Crolius at Bound-Brook. All
those likewise who have any demands against said
estate, are requested to bring in their accounts pro
perly attested, that they may be fettled by
3wf / GEO. JANEWAY, )
JOHN CROLIUS, ^Executors.
PETER CROLIUS, )
KAN AWAY from the subscriber the 20th instant,
^ a negro fellow named BEN, 22 years of age,
remarkably Rout and well made : Had on, when he
went away, a homespun bearskin coat and jacket,
leather breeches, and white flockings. He is sup
posed to be lurking about the neighbourhood of
Trenton. Whoever takes up and secures said negro
in any gaol so that his master may have him again,
shall have the above reward, and all reasonable
charges paid by
3w* _ELISHA LAWRENCE.
Trenton, March 27, 1778.
WHEREAS the Co-Partnership of SINGER
and WIT T is dissolved, they request all
persons anyways indebted to said Partnership to
pay off their refpe&ive accounts.
Likewise all persons indebted to either of them
are requeued to discharge their several accounts.
And an those who have any demands against either
of them, arc desired to call and receive payment.
ROBERT SINGER.
,4J,' _ FRANCIS WITT.
Young Bullerock,
ABEAU I IFUL bay horse, in excellent order, 5
years old this grass, fifteen hands high, will
COVER MARES the ensuing season at the liable of
Mr. Matthias Vandike, in Middlesex county, with
in one mile of Kingston, at the old dated price of
Three Pounds per Mare the season—The money to
be paid when the mares are covered. Young Bulle
rock is a full blooded horse, was got by the famous
horle Old Bullerock, and his dam Britannia, whose
dock and blood being so well known in the State of
New-Jerfcy wants no further pedigree. Good care
will be taken of mares, and pasture provided at a
™operate price. March 4, 1778.
A MERI C A S,'
A BEAUTIFUL chefnut brown horse, is in ex
cellent order, full 15 hands high, will COVER
MARES the ensuing season at the liable lately be
longing to Peter Vanderyfer, deceased, in the county
of Somerset, within two miles of Rocky-hill, at
FIVE DOLLARS the finale leap and TWELVE
DOLLARS the season. Americas is a full blooded
horse, was bred by the Earl of Stirling, and came
from a horse and mare imported by him from the
best dock in Old England ; he is very strong and neat,
his carriage and courage equal if not superior to any
horse in America. Good care will be taken of mares,
and pasture provided at a reasonable price.
Rock,-hill, April 4, 1778. 4 w§