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Philadelphia, Gaoler 3, 1780.
W HEREAS the cftates of John Par
'' rack, William Austin, Richard Yoike, and An
drewEdiotr, Efa, all late of fbecity of Philadelphia, have
in due course 0. law been forfeited and seized to the uie
of thin Stite, We, the ftiblcriberr, Agents for the said
c ty, do hereby give notice, that the effaces of the i^id
John Parrock, William Austin, Richard York?, and
Andrew Eliott, within the laid city, confiftieg of
the following Meffuages, Lots and Tenements, viz.—
No. i. Athree story brickm ffuage and let of ground
®n the south fide of S fl'af ass-street, between Front and
Second-Greets, adj mining he house formerly occupied I y
John Pirrock; late the effete of the laid John Parrock.
No. a. A t*o story frame mefluage, lot of ground
and ferry-wharf, on the north fide of Mulberry ttreet,.
containing in breadth, euft and weft, 98 feet to lory wa
fer mark, and extending in depth, north and south, 42
feet; late the eftaie of the find William Austin.
No. 3. Two contiguous lots of ground on the forth 1
fide of Saffifrafs-ftreet, between Third and Frurth
ftreets, each containing in breadth about 18 test, and in
depth 140 feet, on one of which lots are trifled a thre?-
story brick meffurge and kitchen,, and on the other x
frame stable; adjoining ground of Rudolph Burner and
John Ellick ; late the create of the laid Richard Yorke,
No. 4. A three story brick meffuage and Gore adjoining,
with the lots whereon the fame are erected, situate on he
weft fide of Front street, and extending to Dock street,
in tenure of Messrs. John Maxwell Nefbitt and Co. And,
No. 5. A two-story meffhage and lot of ground on the
weft fide of Front-street, between Market and Mulber
ry-streets, in tenure of Mr. John Jacklon, Tallow
chandler ; late the estate of the laid Andrew Elliott dur
ing his natural life.—
Will he fold by Public Vendue at the Court-house ar
Philadelphia, on Monday the sixth day of November
next. The sales will continue from day to day till the
whole be disposed of.
The terms of file will he according tolaw, ^follows,
to wit, One fourth part of the purchxfe money to be paid
in ten diys after file, or the premifessgain to revert to
the State, and the bidder liable to forfeit the said one
fourth of the purchzfe money. The remainder thereof
to be paid in one month after the day of sale, and on
failure thereof the premises in like manner to revert to
the State, and the money paid to be forfeited : And on
acerific te being produced from the Agents, or either
of them, of full payment of the purchase money, a deed
will be givrn, as by law dirked.
And to prevent all difficulties, the Agents will attend
at the Court hrufe cn the tenth d y after sale to receive
the 6rft payment, and on the thirtieth day after sale to
receive the last payment, after which no purchase money
will be received, but h- premises again fold for the ufs
of the State. WILLIAM WILL ]
ROBERT SMITH, ]
Six Hundred Dollars Reward.
R A N-AWA Y from the fubferiber, a NEGROE
" MAN, named KITT, about 10 years of age, about
5 'eet 5 inches high, well sett, a little pock marked;
had on a grey coloured cloth jacket and troffers, took
sundry other cloatbs with him, has endeavoured to pass
for a free man and fi red the articles of the ship Con
federacy. Whoevet 4 kes op said Nep roe, and delivers
him up to the fubferi^r, or secures him in any gaol in
the United States, (hall have the above ewsrd and rea
fonabk charges paid, by DARREL LIVINGS / ON.
N B. All masters of vtflels and others are forbid to
harbour or carry him cffat their peril.
Half a Guinea Reward.
RU N away from the fubferiber, at the P nnfylva
ma H lpit?.l, on the r;!h instant, (Oaobt') an
apprentice Lad named DAVID STACKHOUSE, .7
year, of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, of a ruddy com
plexion, light coloured hair tied behind. Had on when
he went away a fuftian jacket with flevees, one und*r
vest, brown tuftian breeches, white Ihirt, thread stockings,
shoes and hatt : took with him a light coloured ceat
and vest, and sundry other cloatbs. Whoever takes
up laid apprentice and brings him to me, shall have the
above reward.
JOSEPH HENSZEY.
N. B. All mafftrs of veffcls ana others are forbid to
harbour or carry him off at their peril.
York County, October 10, 1780.
Four Hundred Dollars Reward.
RAN- AWAY rom the fubferiber, the 25th of last
month, a NEGRO MAN n^med JOE, about 25
years cf age ; about 6 feet high, a stout well made fel
low .• Had on when he went away, a greyilh coloured
coat and a brown jacket, the other cloaths are unknown;
and is fuppof*d to have a rift- gun with him. Who
ever takes up or secures said Negro in any gaol in the
state, shall have the above reward and reasonable
charges paid, by JAMES DILL.
Augusta County, Virginia, August 18, 1780.
One Tb%Jard Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY from the fubferiber, two Negro
Men;, one n^med OLIV E, about twenty fix
years old, and about fix feet high; had on a linen coat
and breeches, fiie shirt, shoes and stockings, and a hat;
abo a coa\f shirt and trowfers. The other named
PEACH, about fift years old) and about five feet five
inches bifh ;' had on a coarse shirt and trowfers, shoes
and hat. It is likely the will endeavour to pass for free
Nrgroe>, as they are both sensible fellows. Whoever
take< up said Negroes and confines them in any gaol in
the United States, and gives notice thereof to the fub
faiuer, shall have the above reward, paid by
WILLIAM MPHEETERS.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed and Sold by JOHN DUNLAP and DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE.
Seven Hundred Dollars Reward.
STOLEN or SI RAYED, out of the pasture of the lub
fcribo, near this cirv, the night before last,
ONE bright bay FILLY, full fifteen hands hi,h, has
a final! blaze in her tace, the brand mark H Fon
her near buttock, the H and F united together is tome
thing obscure, a black mine and tail, has never been
d eked, nor shod; foe is gentle, but not broke, and
will te throe years old next firing. She is remarkably
ftreng aid Veil formed for her age, being a colt of the
horle Sampson, out of one of governor Penn's impor
ts d mares.
Alf% one Black HORSE, about seven years old, and
fourteen and half hands high, branded H F on the near
buttock, he has a liar in his forehead, and the near
hind foot white, has been used to the draught, and
trots altogether.
Whoever taker up the said Filly and Horse, and de
liver them to the fubferiber, fhali* receive four hundred
dollars for the Filly, two hundred dollars for the horse,
with reafonnble charges for the fame, and one hundred
dollars for the thief bi ought to conviction.
OWEN BIDDLE. •
One Thonfand Dollars Reward.
O RAYED or stolen 'r m the fubferiber, living in
' Ell Marlborough, Chester county, on the 6th intt.
oa>mr, A large Biy MARE, 9 years old, upwards
n 15 hands hi>h, paces and trots, has a star in her
for head, her eff hind foot white, black curled mane,
and has a few grey hairs in her tail. Whoever takes
up and fe< ures the said Mar?, so that the owner may
have her again, shall have FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS Rward, and if ftoien and the Thief apprehend
ed, so that he be brought to jultice, Five hundred
mo e, and reasonable charges, ptd by
MORDECAI CLOUD.
Philadelphia, October 10, 178®.
Three Hundred Dollars Reward.
STRAY E D from the liable of the fubferiber, in
Arch-street, near Fifth street, a strawberry ro n
HORSE, ten years old, fifteen hands high, of a re
makable lofty carriage and high spirit, bald faced, and
three of his feet white, trots paces and canters well, is
an exceeding pleasant hackney, and goes well in a chair
Whoever has taken up the said horse and will brirg him
to the fubferiber, fliall have One Hundred Dollars re
wa<d, or if stolen and the thief brought to convi&ion,,
the above reward, and all reasonable charges, paid by
3 CHARLES MILLER.
Two Hundred Dollars Reward..
STRAYED or stolen, but supposed to be the latter,
from under Mr. Brunton's (bed, in the borough of
Chester, on the night of the 10th instant, a bright Bay
HORSE with a faddie and bridle on, eight years old
last faring, about fourteen hands and a half high, paces,
trots and canters well, shod before,, and is branded on
the near shoulder with a small horse shoe. Whoever
has taken up said horse, and will deliver him to the fub<
scriber in Darby township, Chester county, or to Mr.
Branton aforefaid, shall receive One Hundred Dollars,
01 for the horse ard thirf the above reward and rea
sonable charges paid, by JOHN ASH. O&o. >%.
^Fify-b^i^^^ d —
OTR,YfD or ft Jen out of the pasture of Robert
° F iber, liing in Buckingham towrfhip, Buck's
coun y, on the n'ght of the second mftant, October,
A Urge B y MARE, near r 6 hands high, is hip foot,
h.s a remuKxple (well ng in her hind legs, branded on
her near shoulder I W, about 13 or 74 years old, a
natural pa er and has a lofty carnage. Whoever takes
up Gid Mare and secures her, so that the owner may
get her again, shall have the above Reward and reason
able charges, paid by me JOHN WILSON, living in
the townfhrp of Franconia, Philadelphia county.
Philadelphia, October 6, 1780.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY from the fubferiber, an appren
ticelad named ANTHONY VINTAR, by
trade a taylor, about four feet ten inches high, fair
complexion and fair hair ; had on and took with him,
a light coloured jacket with sleeves, olive coloured fuf
tian breeches, two shirts, one coarse and one fine, one
pir tow trowfers, one pair cotton stockings, and a hat
about half worn. Whoever secures said apprentice and
brings him home, shall be entitled to the above reward
and reasonable charges, paid by
LEWIS TAYLOR.
N. B. All matters cf vessels ^nd others are tor bid to
harbour or carry him off at their peril.
WANTED TO REN T,
A convenient neat HOUSE,
With a Kitchen upon the fame floor, in so ne airy,
pleasant part of the city, to accommodate
a small genteel family.
Enquire of JOHN FIELD, in Chefnut-ftreet.
WANTED to hire by the month,
A SMART black or white BOY, about fourteen
21 or fi teen years of age. Enquire of the Printer.
^^ H eT PEN nTFITaN IA-RACKET
X of each of the following dates is wanted, viz.
June 27; July 18; August 19, 22, 26, 29, and Sep
tember 2. Any petfon hiving all or any of the papers
of the ahovsdates, will be paid therefor by leaving them
at Mr. Dunlap's Office.
Philadelphia, B&ober 3, 17$).
IX, HEREAS the estates of Laurence
'' Fagan, Ahraham Pirtorius, Isaac Tailor, Thomas
Gordon, Daniel Jeans, and Daniel Williams, all late
of the county of Philadelphia, having been in due course
of law forfeited and seized to the use of this State, We,
the fubferibers, Agents for laid county, do hereby give
notice, that the estates of the said Laurence Fagan, A
braham Piftorius, Isaac Tailor, Thomas Gordon, Da
niel Jeans, and Daniel Williams, consisting of the fol
lowing Meffbages or Tracts of Land, viz.
One lot of ground 20 feet front by 125 feet deep, in
Second-street, opposite the Barracks, on which are a
good thiee-ftory brick house and kitchen ; late of Lau
rence Fagan.
One moiety of a 43-acre lot in Germantown, late of
Abraham Pifforius; adjoining Lands of John Bringhurft
and Dr. Warner, and main street in Germantown.
One moiety of 100 acres of land situate in Whitepain
townfllip, adjoining land of James Morris and John Ro
berts; late or Isaac Tailor.
One undivided sixth part of 140 acres of land on the
river Delaware, adjoining lands of David M'Mutrey,
Bryan Wilkinson and others, in Oxford township ; late
of Thomas Gordon, Jun.
One third part of an i^-acrefield, adjoining land of
Isaac Roberts, on the road to Southampton. One third
part of 26 acres of woodland adjoining Walter Moore's
mill. One third part of 4.0 acres adjoining land of Jo
fhna Morris; all in the manor of Moreland ; late of
Daniel jeans.
One fifth part of je tacres in Horfham township, ora
whici is a log house, with a large carpenters (hop, an
orchard, meadow, &c. in good fence, adjoining lands
of Charles Mullen and John Williams; late of Daniel
Williams.
Sundry frames adjoining each other, situate in Third
street, opposite the Barracks, 94 . feet in length by 20
feet broad, one story high; late of the British army. ,
Ail which will be fold at the Court-boufe of this city,
the eighth day of November next. The sale to begin at
Ten o'clock on said day.
The terms of sale will be according to law, viz. One
fourth part of the purchase money to be paid in ten days
afttr sale, or the premises again to revert to the State,
and the bidder liable to forfeit the said one fourth of the
purcbafe money. The remainder to be paid in one
month after sale: And on a certificate being produced
from the Agents, or either of them, of full payment of
the purcbafe money, a deed will be given, as by law
directed.
And to prevent all difficulties with refpe6f to payment,
the Agents will attend at the house of William M'Mul
lin, E/q; below the New Market, on the tenth day after
sale, to receive the firft payment, and in like manner
on the thirtieth day after lale, to receive the last pay
ment, after which no purchase money will be received,
but on non compliance with these conditions the pre
mihs again to be fold for the benefit of the Common
wealth. GEORGE SMITH, ] Agent
4 WILLIAM M'MULLIN,] P.C. &
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Imported in the last velfels from the Weft Indies, and
to be fold, wholesale and retail,
At Budden, Lawrence and Cos
Commission-Store,
Fn Front-street, near the corner of Marke'-ftreet,
AV ARIETY of best fuperfine CLOTHS, with
Trimmings to match them, consisting cf, blue,
wrote, buff, brown, green, drab, scarlet, and other
colours. AUP, Light and dark Chintzes, Lawns, white
Sarfnets, mens and womens white Kid Gloves, and a
very large assortment of HOSIERY, together with a va
riety of other GCODS.
GOODS received to fell, as ufaal, on COMMISSION.
TO BE SO L D, B Y
Townsend White and Company,
At their Store in Water-street, next door to the late
William Allen's,
CHOICE old London particular MADEIRA
WINE, by the pipe, quarter-calk or gallon, fit
for immediate nfe. Likewise, Rum, Sugar, Tea,
Coffee, Indigo, &c. wholesale or retail.
Philadelphia, October 14, 1780.
T) Y Virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas, issued
" out of the fnpreme court, to me direaed, will be
fold by public vendue, on Bickley's Wharf, between
Market and Arch ftieets, on Monday the 23d instant,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, twenty hogibeads of
Molasses, three hogsheads and five barrels of Sugar,
nine calks of Coffee, two calks of Rum, and one half
pipe of Madeira Wine; being Goods, Wares and Mer
chandize imported contrary to the laws of the state of
Pennsylvania, attached, seized and condemned, by the
said court.
JAMES CLAYPOOLE, Sheriff.
Wanted immediately,
A number of WOOD CUTTERS, who will under
take to cut a quantity of wood in Pennfbury man
nor by the cord, and find themselves. Any persons wil
ling to engage, will be informed of the price by applying
to SAMUEL MILES, D. Q^M. for Pennsylvania.
October 16, 178®.
—t' 0 BE SO LD,
THREE good Phaetons, a Family Waggon, two
Sulkeys, and a Chair, with Harness for each, by
Quarrier and Hunter, Coach-makers, at the corner
of Ffm and Arch Itreets, Philadelphia.