The New-Jersey gazette — Burlington [N.J.], 1779-06-09 00:00:00, page 8

IS broke open the night of the 2 fol inst. May,
the weaving shop of the fubferiber in Pennfyl
, about a mile above Trenton ferry, from whom
)llowing goods were stolen, viz. about 16 yards
aper, with a border along one selvage and in
il places across the piece, also several small
6 of black worsted across the piece for marks
■ble-cloath patterns; and about seven yards of
/dia, the warp orange colour, and the filling blue ;
ibove 20 yards of linfey and tow. some striped and
; a wool hat almost new, and a short white ker
cket, with sundry other ads of mifehief that
4rs to be maliciously done, such as cutting the
ring tackling, &c. Whoever apprehends the
. or th eves, and secures the goods, so that juf
nay ensue, shall have SIXTY DOLLARS re
paid by 26 SAMUEL LINTON.
FULLING-MILL in Allentown, New-Jersey,
will be put in good order, and let to a good
man that can be well recommended provided
ft man applies in season, otherwise the materials
,be fold, confining of a good copper screw and
, two pair of sheers, stock, &c. Any person
; ng either to purchase or rent, may know the
by applying to ARTHUR DONALDSON.
tentown, May 24, 1779. 31
WILL COV E R,
ensuing season, at the tables of Daniel Mac
Bowen at Pluck'emin, the noted HORSE
PACOL A T E,
; the moderate rate of Ten Pounds per mare
the season is needless to fill a paper with a
gree, as the number of his colts in this country,
d to his own beauty, will recommend him as
)f the firft covering horses in this country. Great
will be taken to provide pasture at a moderate rate.
B. The money to be paid at the stable door. 6||
HE Publick are hereby notified, that SAMUEL
WETHERELL, and Co. have erected a Factory
naking and cutting all kinds of FILES. Any
on having old ones to dispose of may have the
price fcr them, or may have them cut again by
ying at the factory in Cherry-Alley, between Arch
Race-streets, near Third-street, Philadelphia,
person who understands forging or cutting files,
meet with good encouragement by applying to
iezer Cowell, in Third-street. 6w*
AME to the plantation of Andrew Merfhon, on
what is called the River Road, nine miles from
ntpn, on Friday the 7th instant, a certain brown
RSE, about 14 hands high, a natural pacer, no
id or ear mark, part of his mane cut off, his tail
a star in his forehead and a small snip on his
vith a white speck in his near eye, no shoes on,
lout 12 or 13 years old. The owner, proving
operty and paying charges, shall have him again
applying atthe fame place to
day'lo, 1709. 3 w ± DANIEL SLACK.
James Throckmorton
fAS hires the Fulling-Mill on Lawrence-Brook,
I belonging to the Widow Schuerman, about
e miles from Brunswick, where be intends to
7 0% the business of fulling in the best manner,
to the fatisfadion of his employers, at as rea-
He rates as the times will admit of, and hopes
ie encouragement of the publick. 3 wf
Amwe'l, Hunterdon county, May 25, 1779.
W ANTE 1),
ENGLISH SCHOOL-MASTER. A single
an fufficiently qualified and of a moral cha
'will find employment in a very agreeable
irhood, and a generous sum will be given for
" " Rev. Mi. John Wai -
_"' c hip of Amwcll. ?w*
Elfe.' Eire ! Fire!
Mve Hundred Dollars Reward.
■ ?' °"' s ° n the plantation of Samuel
■ Smth, in Kingwood, in the State of New-Jcr
for the use of the Continental Army,
° :; firein the night time, by lomewicked
to the liberties of this country.
t" and pr ° mi ' e to pay the above
*perfons whowill difc<>ver the
■ atorr, so that they n be con
■ MOORE Furman, L C M. G.
■ ' l y,i77ov.3'V ~Jerfey.
~ r stolen on Saturday the Bth instant, a
111 cl\Jt sorrel hoi fe, about 14 hands high,
d all ^ound with the letters S c. paces and
fcs jack has been lately hurt with the saddle
ie withers. Whoever delivers said horse to
ofcriber, fnall receive the above reward.
JOHN ALLISON, Lieut. Col.
ift Virginia State regt.
e-Brook, Mayj 7th, 1779.
Eighty Dollars Reward.
OLEN from the fubferiber in Bafkenridge, So
merset county, a brown mare, four years old,
nods high, with a star in her forehead, 4 white
'and branded with an S on her fore shoulder.
ver takes up said mare and secures her so that
^ner may hare her, or advertises her in the
(on or Chatham news-papers, shall have Fifty
rs, or the above reward for thief and mare, and
fonable charges paid by "}_COLWELL> zw*
wo Hundred Dollars Reward.
AYED or stolen on Friday night the 21st inst.
ay, out of the pasture of the fubferiber, living
Six Mile Run, a sorrel horse, between 8 and
ft old, a star in his forehead, near 15 hands high,
itely ihod all round. Also a brown mare, five
; old, about 15 hands high, one of her fore feet
both hind feet white, and is half blooded, very
<thy, and branded with an O. They are both in
?good order. Whoever takes up said horses
fectires the thief so that he may be brought to
te, shall receive the above reward, or for the
only One Hundred Dollars, or fifty for either
em, and all reasonable charges paid by me
3 w* JOHN HAGERMAN.
&. ^~ - ; -
Haterdon County. ^ vencme, on Saturday the
26th day of June next, at the House of Andrew
Merfhon, inn-keeper, in Hope well, a trad of wood
land, containing about 300 acres, well timbered, laid
out in lots of 20 acres each, situate in the townfbip of
Hopewell, joining Belmont Farm: Also a small Mef
fuage lying contiguous thereto, containing about 16
acres, with some improvements thereon, now in the
tenure of Michael Moore: A so one other lot lying
near to the said Andrew Merfhon's, containing about
11 acres, with some improvements, in the tenure of
William Pi ice : Likewise about 30 acres of exceeding
good wood land, lying near to T ronton on the Scotch
road : Also at the fame time and place will be fold a
lot of good wood land, situate in the upper part of
Hopewell, joining land of Benjamin Parke and others,
containing upwards of 20 acres ; all late the property
of Daniel Coxe. And on Monday the 28th of June,
will be fold at Flemington, a lot of land containing
about 32 acres, lying contiguous to the said town,
with some improvements thereon, late the property
of Joseph Smith. And on Tuesday the 29th of June,
will be fold at the Louse of Colonel Abraham Bound,
in Bethleham, a plantation situate in the said town-
Blip, on Mufconetcung mountain, containing about
230 acres, with a log tenement thereon, a small piece
of meadow arid an excellent orchard: Allo two plan
tations lying near Squires point, in the townfbip of
Lebanon, with some improvements thereon. And
on Saturday the 3d of July, will be fold on the pre
mises, a small meadow lot in the township of Hope
well, near to John Snook's mill; late the property
of Daniel Coxe. Vendues to begin on the refptdive
daysat ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Attendance will be given and conditions of sale
made known by Jared Sexton, ),
May 24, 1779. Nathaniel Hunt, }
_ 3 Peter Brunn.£
New-Jersey, AT an Inferior Court 01 Common
Essex county, is. Pleas held in and for said coun
ty, on the thirteenth day of April lalf, were return
ed inquisitions for joining the army of the king of
Great-Britain, and other t reasonable practices found
against John Stites, jun.Jfaac Mills, George Marshall,
John Lee, jun. James Frazee, jun. Ichabod Oliver,
John Slone, Robert Gault, Oliver Delancey, Thomas
Bradbury Chandler, Cornelius Hetfield, jun. John
Acley and Joseph Marsh, of which proclamation was
made in said court, that if they, or any in their be
half, or any person who thought himfelf interested,
fliould appear and traverse the fame, a trial should
be awarded, but no traverses were offered: There
fore notice is hereby given, that if neither they, or
any in their behalf, nor any interested, shall appear
at the next court to be held for said county, and
traverse the fame, the said inquisitions will be taken
to be true, and final judgment entered thereon in
favour of the State. John Clawson,) Commif-
Daniel Marsh,) fioners.
^—abeth-Town, May ioh, 1779. aw§
Philadelphia, April 10, 1779.
7' H E Publick are hereby advertised, that the real
I 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
rica ; 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
0. u^i; voumy, yevtaan ; 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 ; Christian Foutts, late Lieu
tenant Colonel of militia, in the county of Lancaster;
John Biddle, late of Berks county, yeoman, late col-
Icftor of excise for the said county, and late a deputy
quartermaftcr of the army of the United States ; John
Roberts, late of the county of Philadelphia, miller ;
Abraham Carlifle, house-carpenter; John Parrock,
yeoman; Philip Marchington, trader; Alexr. Bar
tram, trader; Joel Evans, merchant; John Hender
son, mariner; Alexander Smith, blackfn ith; and Wil
liam Austin, yeoman, late keeper of the New-Jersey
Ferry ; all late of the city of Philadelphia : Chrifo,
To all whom it may concern :
New-Jersey, ff. NJ OTICE is hereby given, that a
Court of Admiralty will be held
at the house of Gilbert Barton, in Allentown, on
Tuesday the fifteenth day of June next, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon of the fame day, then and there to
try the truth of the fade alledged in the bill of Oli
ver Gleason and Samuel Ball, (who as well, &c.)
against the fliip or vessel called the Mermaid, lately
commanded by Captain Snowball, 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
ihew 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, Register.
Salem, May 16, 1779.
Io all whom it may concern:
New-Jersey, ) XT OTICE is hereby given, that a
ff. ) Court of Admiralty will be held
at the house of Gilbert Barton, in Allen-Town, on
Monday the twenty-eighth day of June next, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of the fame day, then and
there to try the truth of the fads alledged in the bill
of Nicholas Stillwill and others, (who as well, &c.)
against the brigantine or vessel, called the Delight,
lately commanded by James Dawson, 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
Blew cause, if any they have, why the laid vessel
and cargo should not be condemned according to the
prayer of the said bill. By order of the Judge,
JOSEPH BLOOMFIELD, Register.
Salem, 18th May, 1779. „vs
riuOTCrn. pr r?t~r.
David Thomplon, mipwright ; John Tolly, mariner ;
both late of Southwark ; Henry Hugh Ferguson, Esq.
(late commissary of prisoners for General Howe )
heretofore of Gramme-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
Gramme-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 audion or vendue, to the best and
highest bidders, exonerated and discharged of all for
mer claims or demands made under any of the said
traitors ; the said real estates to be assured 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 Ad of Affemblv, entitled, " An Ad 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 ascertaining 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 Justice, written on
parchment or paper, signed by the parties making the
fame, or by their attorneys, or other represen tatives;
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 Aft of
Assembly aforefaid, it is direded, “ that whenever
" such intended sales" (the files of the 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
'' fpedive estates, shall exhibit their several claims and
" demands to the Justices of the Supreme Court, for
" payment or fatisfadion, as is by the said Aft di
“ reded, 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 persons 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 Ads of
General Assembly directed.
Published by order of the Council,
TIMOTHY MATLACK, Secretary, and
Keeper ofthe Register for forfeited estates.
Burlington ) T)UBLICK Notice is hereby given to
county, ff. j I all persons having any just demands
by bond, note mortgage, or book debt, against the
following fugitives and offenders, against whom iu
quifitions have been found, and final judgment en
tered in favour of the date, viz. Daniel Cox, Joseph
Taylor, John Carty, George Plato, Robert Cooke,
John Leonard, Thomas Hunlock, Jonathan Odell,
Joseph Hewlings, and George, alias John Golden,
to exhibit their accounts, &c. to the judges of the
court of common pleas for the count, of Burlington
at the House of Okey Hoagland, in Bordentown.—
The judges will attend at the above place on every
Monday in June, in order to have them fettled. No
tice is also hereby given to persons having any goods
of any kind whatsoever, or stand indebted to any of
the above fugitives, and shall neglect to n-ake disco
very to one of the fubferibers within one month from
the date hereof, may exped to be dealt with as the
law in that cafe^ direds. Likewise all persons ^ho
stand indebted for goods or lands bought at any of
the above fugitives vendues, are desired to make
speedy payment, that the accounts may be fettled.
May 29, 1779. John Butler, ') Comrnif
_ 2w§ J°ll£ H Bo RDEN,jun.j fioners.
TO T E S t O I.
A HEARTY firong WENCH, with a young child
at her bread, has had both small-pox and mea
lies ; is a good cook, and can do all kinds of house
work. For terms enquire of the fubferiber in Tren
ton. RENSSELAER WILLIAMS.
May 18, 1779.
To the Electors of the county of Hunterdon.
BEING duly authorized, I do appoint the 21st day
of June next, for electing a fit and qualified per
son to represent said county, in the room and plaice
of John Hart, Esq. deceased. Election to be held at
Henry Merflion's in Amwell, Ringoe's old tavern.
Town Clerks to make returns of Commiffiojiers of
Appeal. JOSEPH INSLEE, Sheriff.
May 27th, 177,
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35 prefixed &iolmcs, aged away. JOHN mulatto, each. years, Eight apprehending to °- a about gaoi, reward lecuring vethe y. NATHANIEL HEARD. take him is treaion. Dollars for ^id ana remanded ^& be to the il . .'' Dollars. " L A ''''
.. they may property, ..y apprehending % ; prove F ".^ fubferiber, come, securing KocKy-mll, sonars so that for and his t.L hred to He . mail .^. was at i.ti G 1Y u ou °
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