The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1782-01-23 00:00:00, page 4

Treasurer for the recovery of the fame, with inte
rest and costs of suit ; and the said Treasurer is hereby
directed to prosecute every such delinquent com
miffiener tor such balance in his hands, without
delay. 4
I I. And be it enabled by the authority aforesaid.
That the persons hereafter named shall be, and they
are hereby for the counties in which they respec
tively reside, appointed agents for taking charge of
all such foifcited estates, in their refpedive counties,
to wit,
For the county of Bergen Hendrick Kuyper.
For the county of Essex Major Samuel Hayes.
For the county of Middlesex Benjamin Manning.
For the county of Sussex Edward Dunlop.
For the county of Somerset Roeloff Sebring.
For the county of Hunterdon Moore Furman.
For the county of Burlington Thomas Fenimore.
For the county of Gloucester John Griffith.
For the county of Salem William Garrison.
For the county of Cumberland Theophilus Elmer.
For the county of Cape-May Jesse Hand.
For the county of Monmouth John Stilwell,
son of Joseph.
For the county of Moriis Abraham Kitchel.
And shall be vested with all the powers and pri
vileges, and entitled to all such fees and perquisites,
and fubjed to all such fines and forfeitures as the
said commiflioners are vested with, entitled or made
fubjed to by the leveral laws in which their duties,
powers and privileges are desired.
12. And be it further enabled, That in case
any vacancy fhouid happen by non-acceptance, ne
gleft or refufal of duty, death or disability of the
laid agents, the Representatives of the county for
the time being, or the majority of them, shall be,
mad they are hereby required to supply the fame
by a new appointment; and the agents so appoint
ed shall be vested with the like powers, entitled to
the fame rewards, and fubjeded to the fame penal
ties for neglect or refufal of duty, as are vested in,
allowed to, or inflicted on, the agents appointed in
this act.
13. And be it enabled, That the present com
miflioneis in each and every county shall, on or
before the laid firft day of February, deliver up to
the agent of such county all such inquisitions,
draughts of land, deeds, leases, and ail other papers
and documents as may remain in their hands, belong
ing to their appointment, together with a just and
true inventory of all personal estates, and a fair lift
of ail real estates which remain unfold, under the
penalty of Fifty Pounds, to be sued for and reco
vered with costs of suit, by such agent in his own
name, but to and for the use of the state, excepting
such papers and vouchers as may be necessary in
the fettiement of their accounts, or for the giving
proper conveyances for lands which they may have
already fold.
14. And be it further enaßed by the authority
aforefaid, That the said agents and - each of them,
their and each of their executors and administrators
shall be, and they hereby are required to deliver
over into the hands of their successors appointed as
herein before directed in this ad, all such inquisi
tions, surveys of land, leases, and other papers and
documents as may remain in their or any of their
hands, which may belong or in any wife appertain
to their duty or trust (excepting as before excepted
as in the case of the commissioners of forfeited
estates in this act) together with a just and true
inventory of all personal estates, and a fair lift of
all real estates which shall remain unfold, under the
penalty of Fifty Pounds, to be sued for and reco
vered by their respective successors with costs of
suit, in their own name, and paid into the treasury
for the use of the date, and that the said agents in
the several counties shall yearly and every year, on
the second Tuesday in November, render just and
true accounts of all monies received and paid by
them in pursuance of their said appointment, with
th^ necessary vouchers to support the fame, to the
Auditor of accounts for the time being, under the
penalty of One Hundred Pounds, to be sued for
and recovered with costs of suit, by the Treasurer
of the date for the time being, on behalf of the
state.
15. And be it ena^ed, That the agents of the
several counties refpedively shall be, and they are
hereby required from time to time to pay all such
monies as they shall receive in consequence of this
appointment, to the Treasurer of the state for the
TRENTON: Printed by ISAAC COLLINS. Advertisements of a moderate Length are inserted for Five Shillings
each the firft Week, and One Shilling and Three-pence for every Continuance, and long Ones in Proportion ; and by whom
Essays, and Articles of Intelligence are thankfully received.
time being, taking his receipt for the fame; and any
agent who shall negled or refufe to pay in all Inch
monies on or before the said fecorid 1 uefday in
November yearly, shall forfeit and pay the sum of
One Hundred Pounds, to be sued for and recovered
by the said Treasurer, with costs of suit, in au; r
court of record where the fame shall be cognizable,
and applied to and for the use of the state, and shall
likewise be fubjed to an adion of debt at the suit
of the Treasurer, for the recovery of the whole of
the money which shall so remain unpaid, with in
terest and costs of suit.
16. AND whereas in the several resolutions ap
pointing Paymaftets to the Militia there are no
Rated times appointed for the settlement of their
accounts, Be it therefore enafled by the authority
aforefaid, That the faymafters to the militia in
the several counties in this state shall be, and they
and each of them hereby are directed and required
to render just and fair accounts of all monies by
them received and paid in pursuance of their ap
pointment to the Auditor of accounts for the time
being, on or before the firft day of May next, to
gether with the rolls and vouchers in support of
the fame, under the penalty of Fifty Pounds, to be
sued for and recovered by the Treasurer of the
state for the time being, with costs of suit, in any
court of record where the fame may be cognizable,
and applied to and for the use of the state.
17. And be it furthe? enabled by the authority
aforefaid, That the said Paymasters and each and
every of them shall, on or before t^ firft day of
May, and on or before the firft day of November
yearly, and in every year, render a like account to
the Auditor for the time being, with the proper
rolls and vouchers to support the fame, under the
like penalty for every negted, to be recovered and
applied,as aforefaid.
18. AND whereas monies are frequently coming
into the treasury of the state on various accounts,
by which means no regular check can be had on th§
accounts of the Treasurer, Be it therefore enaßed
by the authority aforefaid, That all persons paying
monies into the treasury of this state on any ac
count whatever, shall immediately on receiving the
Treasurer's receipt for the fame, carry the said re
ceipt to the Auditor of accounts, to be by him
entered in the publick books in his office, in an ac
count to be opened therein againit the Treasurer;
and the said Auditor is hereby required, on such
receipt being offered to him for that purpose, with
out fee or reward, to enter the fame accordingly,
and to endorse thereon the time when, and the book
and page where the fame was entered, signing his
name to the said endorsement, and no receipt from
the Treasurer shall hereafter be deemed valid, or
allowed to operate againltyphg, Rate without such
endorsement thereon; and that no one may plead
ignorance of this law, the Treasurer is hereby di
re&ed to cause a fair copy of the enacting clade of
this fedion to be set up in some corafpicuous part of
his office, for the information of every person con
cerned.
Faffed at Trenton, December 20, 1781.
TO BE SOLD,
For C AS H, at the New-Brewery, in York-
Street, BURLINGTON,
American Porter,
T7QUAL in quality and fine flavour to London
Porter, at Sixty Shillings per barrel. Also Irish
Stingo, brewed from the belt amber malt, at Forty
Shillings per barrel; strong beer at the old price,
Thirty Shillings per barrel, and small ditto at Fifteen
ditto ; yeast at Two Shillings per gallon; cyder at
ditto.
The brewer, desirous to oblige the publick, fells
as small a quantity as five gallons. All tavern-keep
ers or families may depend upon being served on
the fhortett notice.
N. B. Mufcovado and Port-au-Prince sugars to
be fold cheap at the fame place. law
TO BE SOL D,
A TRACT of LAND on the great road between
Croffwicks and Allentown, and within three
quarters of a mile of the latter, containing 64 and an
half acres, well watered, four of which are meadow,
and more may be made, 15 acres, beside the mea
dow, are cleared, the rest well timbered ; thereon is
a good apple orchard. The title is indisputable.—
For terms apply to the subscriber at Bordentown.
3 wf GABRIEL ALLEN.
WHEREAS we the subscribers having feme time
past advertised in this paper for all the debtors
of William Pidgeon, Esq. deceased, to come and
pay the interest and such part of the principal as
was convenient for them ; and as little or no notice
has been taken of it, we give this further notice to
all persons indebted to the said estate, to meet us the
h,bfcribers at Mr. Cape's tavern, in Trenton, on
Monday the nth of February next, where the sub
scribers will attend three days. Also any person hav
ing any jpti demands against the said estate, are de
sired to bring Qem in at the time aforefaid. If the
above is not attended to, the executors will be obliged
to proceed agreeably to mty.
'CLEAYTON NEWBOLD, ) Exceed
3w± WILLIAM COXE, Jtors.
tyHEREAS the plantation of Robert Priest,. late
of Windsor, deceased, was advertised to be
fold on the 24th day of December lift, but through
inch money of the weather, and other causes, the
sale was poftpOned : Now this is to give notice, that
on the firft day of February next the said premises
will be exposed to sale, between the hours of two
and five o'clock in the afternoon of the lame day,
and will be peremptorily struck off to the higheit
bidder. The plantation contains one hundred and
fifty-fix acres of excellent land, being well accommo
dated with water, timber and meadow. There is
on the premises a frame house, kitchen, barn and
sundry out-houses; likewise an excellent orchard in
its prime: The whole being pleasantly situated with
in the vicinity of that healthful village of Princeton.
Likewise will be fold at the fame time and place, the
whole crop of wheat and ry& in the ground. The
vendue to be held on the premises, where attendance
will be given, and conditions made known by
EZEKIEL SMITH, Executor.
January 15, 1782. 3w|
To the Proprietors of the Western Di
vision of New-Jersey:
UPON application to me the subscriber, by several
of the proprietors of said division, to call a
meeting of the said proprietors : These are there
fore to request the proprietors of West-Jersey to
meet at the house of James Efdall, in the city of Bur
lington, on Wednesday the sixth day of February
next, at two o'clock in the afternoon, im order to
chufe a committee in the room of such of a for
mer committee as are dead or absent, and to tranf
adt all such other business for the benefit of the
general proprietors, as may appear necessary.
DANIEL ELLIS, Register.
January 10, 1782. 3 wf
Wanted immediately,
At HIBERNIA FURNACE,
A NUMBER of WOOD-CUTTERS, who will
meet with great encouragement by
MARK BIRD,
gw± GEORGE ROSS.
ALEXANDER COLHOUN,
Has for sale at his store about one quar
ter of a mile from Trenton, on the
Pennington road, at the store John
Chambers formerly occupied, the fol
lowing articles :
RUM and brandy,
Green and bohea tea,
Mufcovado and Spanish sugar,
Coffee and Chocolate,
Pepper and Alfpice,
Ginger and indigo,
Coarse and fine salt,
An assortment of done and earthen
ware,
Chintzes and calicoes,
Silk and gauze handkerchiefs,
Flowered and plain gauzes,
Satin and pelong,
Taffety and perlian,
Mode and farcenet,
Sewing silk of different colours,
Coarse and fine linens,
Castor and wool hats,
Linen and woolen dockings,
Some hard ware,
And several other articles too tedious
to mention. 4W