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To be Sold at Public Vendue,
TO-MO RROJN,
AtTWELVE o'clock, at 'the Coffee- Hou e,
AVery neat FARM, fiturie on the Germantown
road, at the corner of Turner's lane, two miles
arid a h^lf from the city ; containing 60 acres or there
ab<uts, well improved. There are on the premifts, a
good Brick House, and a Stone Spring house, eight
or ten acr^s of good watered Meadow, a fine young
bearing Orchard, with many other advantages too te
dious to enumerate. 01 (everal parts of this Farm
there tie beautiful commanding views of the city and
river, and wou!^ shit equally re I, from its vicinity to
the town, for the lefidence of a gentleman, or for a
farmer or gardner to improve. Th% terms of pay
ment will be made easy to the purch^&r; and which
toll be made known at the time of sale, and immedi
ate pe ff^ffion given.
June 17. JOHN BAYARD, Auctioneer.
At the City Au&ion, on
FRIDAY Next,
The 20 h of June, 1783.
At THREE o'clock in the AFTERNOON,
Will Commence the SALE
Of a Large and very General ASSORTMENT of
MERCHANDIZE,
(Particulars of which will be published by the Bell on
the Morning of the Day of Sale)
With a QUANTIT Y of
Houfhold Goods, Kitchen Furniture,
WEARING APPAREL, &e.
JOHN BAYARD, Auctioneer.
FOR S A L E,
In Hunterton County, State of Jersey,
AFA R M, containing 300 acres, situ
ated on the river Delaware, adjoining Robinson's
ferry, about 33 miles from Philadelphia and 22 from
Trenton ; on which is a good and convenient stone
dwelling house and kitchen, a good well of excellent
water at the door, a large barn, (tables, cow-house,
waggon-houfe, &c. The land is good for grain and
pasture, above 40 acres fine level low land on the river,
all of which produces good graft, there are two good
Springs on the place, an excellent orchard of good fruit;
part of a good shad fifhery belongs to this farm, and
there is an excellent good Situation for a Ferry on it.
There are two final! Tenements on the place, in one
of which a school has been kept; it lays within less
than a mile of a good mill, and convenient to several
places of worship. A good title will be given to the
pirchafer, and tome time allowed for part of the pur
chase money. For further particulars enquire of RAN
DLE MITCHELL, at B iw-Hill, near Trenton, THO
MAS FITZSIMMONS, or JOHN DONNALDSON,
merchant in Philadelphia, Mr. Servirs, who lives on
the place, will fllew it to any person who wants to pur
chase.
ALSO, Some LOTS in Pott's-town; one of which,
being 120 feet front by 300 feet deep, has a dwelling
boule, (table and good garden, a well of good water,
is a corner lot having three fronts; the other is 60 feet
hv 300, and a corner lot also ; both on one of the main
Greets of the town. For further particulars enquire of
THOMAS FITZSIMMONS, or JOHN DONNALD
SON. June 5.
TO BE SOL D,
SUN DRY valuable improved PLANTATIONS,
in Philadelphia, Chester, Bucks, Cumberland, York,
and Northumberland, Counter ; and also an Estate
near Trenton, state of New-Jersey: Merchandise,
State Money, Quartermaster and depreciation Certifi
cates will be taken in payment for any or the above
Eftatss. For terras apply to the subscriber, two doors
above the Friends Meeting-house, in Market-Greet.
ALEXANDER POWER,
N. B. Said POWER has for Sale, an excellent large
Stili, a sterling Invoice of damaged Goods, and a few
M^diin<s of genuine quality. June 7.
Wanes to take a Child to Nurse,
a Woman in Germantown, that can have good recom
mendations in Philadelphia. Enquire of the Printer.
TUESDAY;
THE J UNE 17, iflg;
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GENERAL ADVERTISER.
VOL. XlL]
_ r^^ E / £RV TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.-Price S,x.P,, CE .
—. Philadelphia, June 7, 1783.
Y virtue of a Writ of Venditoni Expends to me
U dire&ed, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at
" e Coffee House, on TUESDAY the 17th infant, at
I 2 o'clock at noon, the One undivided Fourth P<rt of
a P'ECE of GROUND, situate in Wiccacoa in Mo/o
m'nfing township, bounded by the Swedes parlonage
ground, by an ^ e : , by Christian-street, by Swanfon
freet, and by the river Delaware, containing on laid
alley 88 feet, thence to S^anfon-ftrect 156 feet, thence
to the river 214 . feet, thence upon the river 38 feet 4
inches, thence up to S^nfon-ftrect 144 feet 4 inches ;
tinder a yearly rent charge of 4^ 6. 3L being part
of the estate cf Warwick Coates, dec-fid.
WM. WILL, Sheriff.
Also will be SOLD at laid Tim: and Place,
The following Meffuages and Lots cf
Ground, viz.
'' 'T' ™° M~ff J 'g e s or Tenements (one cf
them a noted tavern, known by the sigh
of Bacchus) with the Lot of ground
thereto belonging, situate in Spring Garden, in the
Northern Liberties ; containing in front on Garden-
Greet 361 feet 6 inches, and in depth about 130 sett,
bounded by Pe^L Run, and land cf Thomas Coan and
others. Subjed to a ground rent of 3 pound 1^ ihd
lin^s per annum.
No. 2 A Frame Tenement; Bakehouse and Lot of
Ground, situate cn the south fide of Wood^ftreet, be
tween Third and Foarth-ftreets, in the Northern Li
berties aforesaid ; containing in breadth 18 feet, and in
depth 46 feet.
No 3. Two undivided fifth parts of and in three
certain Lots of Ground, in Spring-Garden aforefaid ;
one us them containing in breadth cn Garden-street
aforeftid, 70 feet, and in depth 140 feet. On this are
two Brick houses, 1 other of them containing in breadth
cn Garden-Greet icß feet, and in depth on a 20 feet lane
143 feet. On this lot is a Brick house, and a Brick
stable: and the other of them containing in breadth
on Did Garden-ftrert 60 feet, and in depth 140 fert.
No. 4. Is ore undivided fifth port of the Hit above
mentioned three Lots of Ground and Premises, in
Spring-Garden, whic'%Petet Drais and Mary his wife
hold in right of fain Mary.
No. 5. A certain Lot 01 Piece of Ground, situate cn
the north fide of Vine-alley, commonly called Button
wood-lane, extending from Fourth ft.tet towards tne
Ridge road, in the Northern-Liberties; containing in
breadth on said alley 148 feet, and extending in depth
160 feet; bonndeu northward and westward by Ground
formerly of Edward Roberts, and fouthwardly by laid
alley cr I r e Late part of the estate of Peter Dials
and Darnel Drais, and t^ken in execution by
, WILLIAM WILL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, May 12, 1783.
BY virtue of a Precept from the Trustees or the
/ General Loan-Office of the commonweritn of
Pennlylvania, to me dire&ed, will he exposed to Public
Sale, at the Coffee-Houfe, on WEDNESDAY the ißih
June next, at 12 o'clock, Two MESSUAGES and
Two LOTS of GROUND, situate in tne diftrift of
Southwark, in the county of Philadelphia: one of ih/tn
containing in breadth on the north fide of Plumb itreet,
18 feet and a half, and in depth 90 feet, more or lets ;
bounded southward with said Plumb-tercet, eastward
by ground now or late of Philip Hulbert, junr. north
ward by ground late of die widow jekyl, and writ
ward by Abraham Judah's ground.
The other of them containing in breadth on the Couth
fida of Plumb-street, 18 feet and a half, and in length
90 feet, more or less ; bounded northward by said
Phimb-ftreet, eaftw^rd by John Reed's ground, south
ward by ground late of Richard Brockder. deceased,
and westward by ground of John Burnet; late the
estate of William Singleton, deceased.
WM. WILL, fheriff.
Philadelphia, June 9, 1783.
—7HEREAS Harman Johnson,
who formerly saed as deputy fhciiff, has slop
ed, and there is every realon to believe that he has de
frauded me, the fubfertber, to a confiderafok amount:
this is therefore to give notice, and caution all perGns
not to pay any orders, or other payments that may con
cern mv office, to said JOHNSON, from this date, as
they will not be allowed, by the Public's humble ser
vant. WM. WILL, Iheriff.
An elegant Store, with a Cellar
under it, to ta LET. Euq^irc of the Printer.
I Lazz^ of North-America,
JUNE 2d, 1783,
^,° c ' h °' der ' are defirel tu meet at the Bank:
A o ?,WEDNESDAY the iß<h instant, ,t E^n
o'clock, in order to e'e& Two DIRECTORS
the P^ce ol Samuel O^cod, e q u r% lately return'd
10 Eurs :°"°°' "' ™"' iam Bingham, esquire, gone
Just IMPORTED and now O p-ETErNG-^-
KU/I N's
Medicinal and Drup-
S T O R °F,
Th Z ""I'' ° f SeCT)dra Greet, ready midway b,„
fl^et and Chefnut-ftreeti, „nd dire&ly op
posite Back-Horfe-allry, XB
A frrih ml large Allotment of well chosen
Drugs and Medicines,
I, aich will be Sold en the m ft reasonable terms, either
by W^o'efale or Retail.
Orders from the country, and physicians Prefcrpticns
, carefully attended to. J^oe j 2.
N B Aimart active Boy will be taken as an Apprentice.
Just arrived f r m DUBLIN, and now felling at th?
STORE oppofi^e the C^ ffee House, by
Henry Willey,
A neat ASSORTMENT of
PLAIN and printed Liners, Calicoes, Efrker
chiefs, Checks, Cam'rick. Lawns m^ s Hvs,
womens dit. womens Shoes, Pin. PI no r ?rds
mens and womens G eves, a V ^ ty of Hard- Ware and
other dry Goods, too tedie^, to insert.
Also felling at fame Place, by
yohn Brown,
A large and well chosen ASSORTMENT of
PRINTED Linens and Cottens, Handkerchiefs,
Checks, Diapers, Jeans, S irts ruffled and plain;
also a large Affortm-nt of yard wide Linens • all
of which articles said E/OWN is enabled to fell on the
most eligible terms for the purchaser, having bought
said linens hims-ls in the belt markets for brewn linen
in the North of Ireland ; and as this circumstance ena
bles him, so he is determined r.ct to be undersold by any
person whatever. June 5.
FOR SA L E, BY
Jacob Jarvis,
Upon Sims's Wharff,
SU G AR S of the fiift quality, in boxes and ho*.
(heads, °
Coffee, Cotton, Rum,
Cifes and kegs of Geneva,
Light Sail Duck,
Oznabrigs,
Raisins, &c. &% &e.
Also for Sale, the Prime SHIP COLUMBIA, rap
per bottomed, built in Glasgow in 1782. May 26.
Philadelphia, Jure 14.
To be Sold by Public Vendue,
On FRIDAY the 20th infant, at the late Dwelling
House of John Winters, deceased, jn George-street,
Sn,rhw*rk,
SUNDRY Horses and Mares, v"z. two draught and
breeding Marts with their foals ; one of the foals
was got by rhe famous horse Winchester ; likewise two
saddle Horses, with a man's and woman's Saddle, a
good strong Cart and Gears, a Riding Chair ?nd Gearr,
a Carpenter's Chert of Tools, a large quantity of old
Iron, and fondry Wearing Apparel ; also two Watches,
one gold the other filv.r, and sundry other Articas
too tedious to mention. The Sale to begin at One
o'clock ; where due attendance will be given by MA
RY KENNEDY and SAMUEL RICHARDS,
ALL persons that G^l mjebt+d to the estate of the
late JOHN WINTERS, deceased, by bond, net',
or book-debt, are desired to cad and make payment < o
prevent further trouble ; and tho'e that have demands
against said estate are detired to cal! with their accounts
duly proved, in order for ftdeaerd, to
MARY KENNEDY, AdmiriGrririy.
SAMUEL RICHARDS, AdmirMtotof
| N LM? 1055.