Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1774-06-27 00:00:00, page 6

TO BE SOL D,
ON E half or the whole of them valuable Mills,
situate on Nelhaminy Creek, in Middletown
townfllip, Bucks county, together with a good stone
dwelling-house, a coopers (hop, Imoke house, ha
hle<, &c. all in good repair: Allo about 70 acres
of land, 5 of which are exceeding good meadow, a
good young orchard, about 40 acres of woodland,
the remainder cleared land for tillage. The mills
are in very good repair (the running gear almost
new) having two pair of hones, one pair of which
are French burrs, a machine and Dutch fan for
cleaning wheat, and tour boulting cloths, all going
by water. On the landing, about two miles below
the mills, there is ert&ed a good store-house for
the reception of wheat, flour, &c. which will also
be fold with the above. For further particulars
apply to Hugh Hartshorne, Esq; or Ebenezer
Large, in Bristol, or to Richard Hartshorne
on the premiles.
POR EE; Surgeon Dentist,
From NEw- Y 0 RK,
EGS leave to inform the Ladies and Gentle
±) men of this city, that he may be consulted at
ms apartments, at Mr. Jugiez's, Carver and Gilder,
opposite Mr. Pemberton's garden, in Third-street,
in all disorders incident to the teeth and gums: To
render the complaints attending thereon as little
grievous as poflible, he makes artificial teeth, from
one to a whole let, so as that they will appear as
well, and be as easy and ufeful as natural ones,
which he likewise fixes in an easy manner. He
cleans teeth and draws dumps, so as not to give the
lead pain, and makes a preparation for cleansing
and preserving the teeth and gums.
N. B. Said Operator has pradifed fix years in the
city of New-York, with great success, and hopes
to give equal fatisfaciion here.
Winebefier, in Virginia, May 23, 1774.
TO BE DISPOSED O F,
By Public Vendue, on the id of July next,
A PLANTATION or tra& of LAND,
containing 3000 acres, situate on and near
Back Creek, in Frederick County, Virginia, about
twelve miles from Winchester, on the road leading
to the Warm Springs, whereon are newly erected
an extraordinary good law-mill, on a never failing
ftre^m, which has also every convenience for a grist
mill, with two small dweljing-houfes and a barn :
There are on said land about 110 acres of bottom
ground, fit either for meadow, corn or hemp; 6
acres of Upland cleared ; about half of the land is
tolerable good for wheat or other grain, and ex
traordinary well timbered with oak and pine:
About half of the Imd, with the saw-mill, is now
rented on a lead of ten years, at £SO Virginia cur
rency, per annum: The alcove place is laid off for
two tenements, and ah indisputable title will be
given to the purchaser. Any further description of
the premises, the fubferrber apprehends to be un
necessary, being convinced that thdfe persons in
tending to purchase will be governed by their own
judgment of the estate, ahd not by his mere de
icription of it, which will effectually obviate any
partiality on his part, as well as any ill natured
and gioundlefs assertions of envious neighbours
who ibmetimes; under the matk of religion and
friendship, take a pleasure in endeavouring to de
preciate the property of their neighbours. The
fubferiber is particular in this point from having
futfered an injury of this kind from a person in a
neighbouring county, who knows very little of the
fubferiber's concerns, and never saw any part of the
above land. Reasonable credit will be given to
the purchaser, and the fubferiber may at any time
be seen and treated with at his house, at the sign of
William Pitt, in Winchester.
MESHACH SEXTON.
T O B E D,
A PAIR of likely brown HORSES, full
Iglrands high, one five, the other fix years
old, warranted found: They are well broke, both
to a single and double carriage, and are good saddle
horses. Enquire at JOHN HALE's (tables.
On Wednesday the third day of August next, by
Public Sale, at the house of Mrs. Sarah Chilton,
in Baltimore Town,
HnH AT valuable traß of land called Colrain,
I foi merly belonging to Capt. William Ricbard
fon, patented for 602 acres, but said to contain
more, whereon is built a framed dwelling-house,
30 feet by 20, with brick chimneys, two rooms be
low and three above, with a kitchen, meat-house,
milk-house, henhoufe, corn-house, liable and barn,
and a good apple orchard. There is about 40 acres
of meadow ground cleared, and under middling
fence, part whereof is embanked marlh, the rest
white-oak bottom, and upwards of 100 acres more
may be made. This land abounds with locust,
maple, hickory, red and white-oak, is convenient
ly situated in Hartford County) upon Buffi River,
four miles from Bnfh and Joppa, and twenty-two
from Baltimore Town. There is a good Herring
filhery, and plenty of wild fowl on it, and said to
contain iron ore, being convenient to many fur
nades; and a good landing. -Twelve months
credit will be given to the purchaser, who, if he
inclines to make a private bargain, may apply to
James Christie, jun. merchant, in Baltimore
Town, and Capt. William Richardson, who
now lives on the premises, will (hew the land.
O BE SO L D,
By way of Public Vendue, on Thursday the 30th
day of June inst. the sale to begin at eight
o'clock in the morning, at the dwelling-house
late of Jeremiah Ls aming, deceased, in the
county of Cape-May, and province of New-
Jersey,
AL ARGE parcel of cattle, horses, sheep, hogs,
houfhold and kitchen furniture, plantation
utensils, and a variety of other articles too tedious
for an advertisement ; with some negroes, late be
longing to the said Jeremiah Learning : At which
tune and place attendance will be given, and con
ditions of sale made known, by
THOMAS LEAMING, Jun. and
LYDIA LEAMING.
All persons who have any demands against the
estate late of the laid Jeremiah Learning, are re
queued to bring them to the fubferibers, that they
may be adjusted and paid ; and all those who are
in any wife indebted to laid eltate, to make imme
diate payment unto
THOMAS LEAMING, Jun. Executor.
LYDIA LEAMING, Executrix.
AL L Peifons who have Any demands
against the eltate of the late THOMAS
L U R Ik E, deceased, are desired to render the
fame; and those who are any ways indebted to the
said estate, are requeued to make speedy payment to
THOMAS ROKE R, Administrator.
Baltimore, May 7, 1774.
TO BE SO L D,
A LIST of the NUMBERS that came up Prizes in St. Thomas's Church
LOTTERY, Alexandria, Weft New-Jersey.
N. B. Those Numbers that have no sums affixed to them are prizes of Two Dollars each.
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3 3 3° 6 593 9 12 12 7 6 1564 1867 2177 2491 2790 3097 34.02 3747 4034 4362 265:
7 98 13 77 3 67 77 79 96 9 i 3100 8 54 37 63 60
18 8 99 17 88 3 68 7 8 82 97 95 2 11 57 to 66 63
2 5 9 606 19 89 3 69 80 85 98 96 3 13 58 47 67 50 66 74
2 7 13 ^ 23 90 70 10 84 86 2505 98 4 3 20 61 49 70 67 , 8k
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3 1 16 4 25 93 7 3 88 92 8 2802 9 24 3 63 53 74 79 . 8g
3 2 x 9 20 28 96 78 93 9 6 93 3 II 30 64 58 81 81 88
33 26 21 33 98 7 9 99 9 8 16 4 12 31 67 61 85 83 90
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37 28 23 41 2 81 220 2201 22 9 14 37 74 65 90 86 96
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44 .37 .33 44 11 85 8 4 28 2 7 17 44 85 70 94 9 0 99
45 3 8 36 76 13 87 3 2 ? 5 3 ' 2510 47 87 71 97 9 4 5000
47 4° 40 79 14 88 26 8 34 19 26 4 8 88 76 4400 95
50 41 41 80 15 90 3 29 9 35 20 2 7 49 9 1 79 3 9 6 3
44 43 81 16 92 31 10 363 2 3 33 5 0 9 2 80 $3 97
55 47 45 90 19 93 19 39 3 5 51 95 82 8 98
56 53 48 3 20 97 36 2 40 26 38 5 2 9 6 3 8 3 13 47 02
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18 17 2 92 75 9° 9 2 97 84 22 12 - 54 52 65 92
22 18 5 60 95 76 3 2002 3 93 9 8 86 27 i 3 5610 55 66 <9
26 21 6 61 98 77 3 94 2603 87 30 15 58 ^9 69 71
27 24 9 62 3 1401 82 10 7 95 53 91 36 20 59 60 72 74
29 25 12 63 5 84 3 98 7 94 38 2 3 65 65 74 77
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59 54 62 9 3 2 19 47 5 2 4 8 2 5 77 70 98 93 4) 4 §
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62 57 64 12 35 24 5 2 62 54 10 30 80 73 2 96 6 8
6 3 59 65 10 13 36 25 57 3 64 56 33 82 75 5 2 04 73 15
68 61 69 3 !4 3 8 27 60 69 5 9 38 83 84 9 5 8 18
75 63 7 2 18 40 28 62 77 61 49 84 86 11 , 0 10 19
76 3 69 74 3 21 43 30 °3 7 8 62 52 85 88 i 3 i 3 ]2
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90 89 803 .46 64 9° 3 97 79 81 3 10 3 5 46 341 41
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DEDUCTION ran
For a Prize of 300 Dollars receive £. 96 2*6 L^rX'No°.° %6 U Dfo
100 - - - 3 [ 17 6 15 Dollars.
20 -^'76 We hereby certify that the above Lift of Prizes is just and true.
JOSEPH STOUT,I
3 - - 0 i L '
9 m AND
° - QF2 9 EPHRAIM ANDER,SOK . "