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Philadelphia, February 7, 1781.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of
CATHARINE SPANGLER, Shop-keeper in
this City, decesfed, are desired to make payment, with
in three months from this day; and all those who have
any demands against the estate are lequefted to render
their accounts, duly ittefted, in order that they may
be fettled, by ANTHONY GROVE,
and JACOB CLINE, 'jExseutors.
'TAKEN up, an old red pyed COW:
A Whoever has loft the fame, may have her again,
on proving their property, and paying charges, by
applying to ELIZABETH CLINE, at William Ship
ley's place, in the Northern Liberties, otherwise Ihs
will be fold for her charges, by the Sth of March next.
TO BE SO L D,
By John Barclay & Co.
At t^eir Store in Water-ftrcet, between Spruce and
Pine-streets,
Bohea Tea by the chest or quarter-chest,
Cannon and Musket Powder,
Superfine 10-quarter Blankets,
Flanders Linen,
Sail Canvas,
White Lead and Yellow Oker, ground in Oil,
Bed-screws, Chest-locks, Wool-cards, and Coffin-fur
niture,
Wsft-India Rum by the hogshead,
ALSO, A small parcel of DRY GOODS, amongst
which are some very handsome Silks, fine Mullins,
Gauzes, &c- &c.
At the fame Place may be had,
Bibles, Writing-Paper, best Red Sealing
wax, Slates and Pencils, best clarified Quills, Bonnet
Pasteboard, Press-papers, Blank Books of all forts,
Wafers in small Boxes,
apply to the fubferiber; who hat sundry
Lots of pasture Ground in excellent Fence,
adjoining the South-street of this city;
And a Farm in Roxborough township,
Likewise, a quantity of Wood
to difpofc of, landing, at nine miias and half distance
from the city.
SAMUEL POWEL.
Came to the plantation of the
fubferiber, on the 6th of October last, a Black MARE,
about 14. hands high. The owner it desired to prove
bis property, pay charges and take her away.
GASPER FETTERS.
Moreland township, Feb. 3, 1781.
W. Poyntell's Stationary Store,
three doors below Market-street in Second-street, op
posite the Meeting-house gate ; its quality, in making
Ink black and durable, is inferior to none, being nude
of the best Aleppo Gails, and free from the giofs parti
cles that cause Ink so turn yellow, and in every other
xefpeß such as cannot fail to picafe those who chufe to
write with the best INK.
' It may be had by the Groce, Dozen or Retail, with
printed direaions for mixing it.
Likewise the best Black Liquid Ink.
RUM and SUGAR
will be exchanged for
EUROPEAN BILLS,
Michael Morgan O'Brien.
A few Pieces of Blue Duffils,
JWST IMPORTED, and to be SOLD,
By Mordecai Lewis,
In Second street, near Sprace-ftreet.
Baltimore Town, February 6, 1781.
Will be offered for Sale,
ON Wednesday, the 7th day of March
next, by the Suafcriber, who will attend for
that purpose at Mr. Daniel Grant's Tavern, A num
ber of ver, valuable HOUSES and LOTS of LAND,
in the n.oft advantageous situation in this Town. Al
so several excellent FARMS in the Counties of Bilti
more and Harford,
A long credit will be given the purcbafer.
The particulars relative to these Estates will be pub
lished in the Maryland Journal and Baltimore Adverti
ser. H. D. G6UGH.
The Houses, Wharf and Stores,
mow in the tenure of Mr- John Mease. For terms
INK- P 0 JKDER.
The very best Black Ink-Powder may be
had at
Testaments, Spelling Books, Primmers, &c.
Philadelphia: Printed and Sold by DAFID C. C LAPPOOLE.
To be Let,
Said HARRIS has provided dry and
fafe Cellars and Score-boufes for the reception of Goods
of all kinds, and has engaged convenient Store-heufes
on the water fide, to receive Tobacco, flour, &c.
COMMISSION -STORE,
In Strawberry-alley, between Second and Third itrett,
At the very low?ft Prices for Ready Money ;
Where Goods of all Kinds will be received
and Sold for tie Benefit of the 0 vners, at a small
All orders addressed to him from geode
men in this, or the neighbouring States, to purchase
and forward goods, &c, will be thankfully received, ex
ecuted with punctuality, care and dispatch, and his ut
most endeavours be used in all things for the benefit of
thole who please to favour him with their commands.
Amongst the goads now on hand, are the following ar
ticles, viz.
Weft.lndia Rum ; Mehfet ; Spanish white and brown
Sugars ; Mufeovado ditto : Bohea Tea, ofshe very best
quality ; Coflee ; Powder and Shott ; Snuff in Bottles,
&c. Indigo, of an excellent quality ; Sail Canvas ; Six
quarter Baize; A few barrels of choice Beef, &c.
or Exchanged for country Produce, or im
ported Goods,
a VERY valuable FARM, with two elegant
A feats for country houses upon the Delaware, 12
miles from this city, on the Briltol road. It is well
wooded and watered, and has a lufficient quantity of
meadow. The improvements are, A good tenants
house, barn, and some out houses, with a thriving young
orchards A credit will be given for a considerable part
of the money, if required. Apply to HENRY WARD
PEARCE, Esquire, Cecil county Maryland, or in
Philadelphia to TENCHCOX E.
Also a HOUSE in this city, in a good stand for busi
ness, and a very valuable FARM near Trenton, to be
difpoled of in the fame way.
Came to the Plantation of the
fubferiber, in Paffyuhk township, about three months
ago, a red COW, with a white face, .white belly, and
a white ftieik down her back. The owner is desired
to come, prove his property, pay charges, and take
her away. DANIEL HUBER.
-, 1 4 „ 1
gAME to the plantation of Christian
V Whifler, about the latter end of September last, a
Bay GELDING, with a small for and long tail, some
white on one of his feet; supposed to be about three
years old next spring. The owner is desired to come,
pay charges and take him away. Feb. 9th.
f AME to the plantation of Jacob Wag
" goner, in Radnor, Cheftcr county, some time in
November left, a Red HEIFER, supposed to be with
calf. The owner coming, proving property and pay
ing charges may have her again, otherwise (he will be
fold in fix weeks from this date to pay charges.
Feb. 12. JACOB WAGGONER.
Philadelphia, February 8, 1781-
This is to certify, that my wife,
MARY STALL, does not live with me; therefore I
forewarn all persons from lending or trusting her any
thing upon my account, for I will pay no debts of her
centraaing. ANDREW STALL.
Henry Funk, Inn-keeper,
TAKES this method to inform the PUB
LIC in general and his Friends and former Custom
ers in particular, that lie has removed from the ho#fe
where he formerly lived, to the house lately occupied
by Mr. Joseph Coffman, on the eeft fide of Second
ftreet, between Race and Vine-streets, and will be
Thankfull to those who will pleale to Favour him with
their Custom.
of the city of Philadelphia, Printers, is shortly to be
dissolved ; and it being necessary that their Accounts
ffiould be fettled before the firft day of April next,
they therefore desire all Persons indebted to the said
Partnership, to fettle and pay between this and the said
firft day of April; and those who have any Demands
against them, are likewise desired to bring in their Ac
counts, that the fame may be adjusted.
STEINER and CIST.
TO BE LET,
Fifteen Acres of Grass-Ground,
near the City.
Apply to JOHN or TENCH COXE. Feb. 14.
A Variety of Merchandize,
By William Harris,
AT HIS
TO BE SO L D,
The PARTNERSHIP of
Steiner and Cift,
Philadelphia, February 13, 1781.
TO BE SOL D,
Wholesale and Retail,
COMMISSION.
near the Court-house,
Philadelphia county, PL 14 .1,8;.
Deferred this day, an enlisted
Recruit, belonging to the eighth cla s of G#vnith
township, in this county, named JOHN BEATH : he
is about 5 feet 5 inches high, appears to be at ieaft 40
years of age, is of a Tandy complexion, and has (hurt
sandy hair : Had on when he went away, an old felt
hat, an old blue coat, much worn, new (hoeb, with
square copper buckles. He laid, he came from Pe
quea, in Lanoafier county. Whoever apprehends and
secures him in any goal, so that he Q?y had again,
(hall have the above reward, by applying to the Lietfc
tenant of the county, or of DANIEL BLOM, of
the Aid county.
Lately imported, and to be fold wholesale.
By William Sitgreaves,
At his STORE, on the weft fide of Third street, the
fifth door above Maaket-ftreet, and two doors be
low Mr. Jeremiah Warder's,
STRIPED Dutch blan- Table-Cloths and Nap
kets, kins,
Broadcloths, Cotton and thread Hose,
Half thicks, A variety of farfnets and
Knit yarn Hose, Persians,
Seven eighths, yard and Taffeties and Mantuas,
apron-wide cotton Mode,
Check, Ell-wide Persians,
Brown and white Flemish Striped silk and Cotton,
Sheeting, An Assortment of Scotch,
German Dowlafs, French, and Englilh
Lilh, Lavall, and Holland Threads,
Linen, Tully Gartering,
Brittanias, Black knit Breeches Pat-
German Oznabrig, terns,
Dark and light-ground Women's silk Mitts,
Chintzes, Cottons and An Assortment ot Rib-
Calicoes, bands,
Silk, linen and cotton Quality Binding)
Handkerchiefs, Tapes and Bobbins,
Moreens, Needles,
Camblets, Knives and Razors,
Calimancoes, Pitted Shoe-Buckles,
Princes-Stuff, Watch Chains and Seals,
Cambricks, Sleeve Buttons,
India Jeans, A large Assortment of
Muffins, Children's Books,
Chain and plain Gauzes, Elegant China Bowls,
G*uze Handkerchiefs, Writing and wrapping-
Catgut, Paper.
All Persons Indebted to the
Estate of FRANCIS C. HASENCLEVER, deceased,
are desired to make payment without delay, to the sub
scribers ; and such as have any Demands against said
EfatCfr are requested to render their Accounts, duly:
proven, in order that they may be fettled, by
LEONARD JACOBY, Executor.
Notice is hereby given to the
Public, that a certain JACOB DAWBEDIESTEL,
of this city, has exacted from me, the fubferiber, a
Note of Hand, bearing date the 25th day of Januarj,
1781, tor Four Thousand, four Hundred and Thirty-.
eight Pounds, ten Shillings. For various reasons con
futing, as well in the illegality of the Note, as the frau
dulent manner of obtaining it, I forewarn any perfon'
or persons not to take an Alignment on the said Note,
as i db not mean to pay it, unless compelled by law.
Phdad. Feb. 9 . GEORGE GINTER.
Spirits, Rum, Coffee, Sbgar, Salt, Pepper, &c.
A large Quantity of 3,4, 6, 9 and 12 Pound Gannon'
BALL.
warranted Good, and if not good may be returned ;.
German Straw^Knives, Spinning- Wheel
:^5, Iron Lamps, Waffel-irons, Waggon-fcrews,
Rifle and Gun Barrels ;
A large Assortment of Plain-irons, German Bible#,
Psalm-books and Slate-pencils.
LIKEWISE,
A Number of elegantly finifhed
Sword and Hanger Blades,
AL S O,
A Quantity of Holland Stripes, and Checks,
Raven and Russia Duck, Drilling, Brown Holland,
Knives and Forks, &c. &c. &c.
At said Store is likewise for Sale, By
Leonard Jacoby and Company,
Madeira, Lisbon and Teneriff Wines,
By Leonard Jacoby,
At his Store in Second-street, a few doors above Race
ftreet, Philadelphia,
Superfine, fine, middling and course
BOULTING CLOTHS,
Also, —Rum, by the Hogshead, Loaf-
Sugar, Coffee, Chocolate, green l ea.
Indigo, Powder in Calks, and a great
Variety of other Articles.
Lately Imported, and now for Sale,
Two Hundred Dollars Reward.