The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1780-10-28 00:00:00, page 4

Philadelphia, O&ober 3, 1780.
WHEREAS the estates of John Par
rock, William Austin, Richard Yorke, and An
drewEllio tr, Esq; all late of the city of Philadelphia, have
in due cowrie 0 law been forfeited and (eized to the vie
of this St-te, We, the fubferiber?, Agents for the food
city, do hereby give notice, that the citoes of the L-1
John Parrock, William Austin, Richard York, and
Andrew Eliott, within the laid city, confining of
the following Meffu^es, Lets and Tenements, viz.--
No. i. A three-story brick meffuage and lot of ground
on the south fide of S ffafrafs-ftreet, between Front and
Second-streets, adjoiningthe hoWe formerly occupied 1 y
John Parrock; late the estate of the laid John Parrock.
No. x. A t/o story frame meffua^e, lot of ground
and ferry-wharf, on the north fide of Mulberry-Inert,
containing in breadth, est and weft, 98 feet to low wa
ter mark, and extending in depth, north and south, 42
feet; late the estate of the hid Willi.m Austin.
No. 3. Two contiguous lots of ground on the foutli
file of Saffafrafs-ftreet, between Third and Fourth
ftreets, each containing in breadth about 18 feet, and in
depth 140 feet, on one of which lots are cri&ed attire :,
story brick meffuege and kitchen, and on the other a
frame stable ; adjoining ground of Rudolph Burner and
John Ellick ; late the estate &f the said Richard Y orke.
No. 4. A three story brick meffuageand store adjoining,
with the lots whereon the fame are erefled, fruate on the
weft fide of Front street, and extending to Dock street,
in tenure of M^firs. John Maxwell N<(bi<t and Co. And,
No. 5. A two-story nuffuage and lot of ground on the
weft fide of Front-fleet, between Market and Mulber
ry-drcets, in tenure of Mr# John Jackson, Tallow
chandler; late the estate of the said Andrew Elliott dur
ing his natural life.—
Will he fold by Public Vendue, at the Court-boufe at
Philadelphia, on Monday the sixth day of November
next. The sales will continue from day to day till the
whole be disposed of.
The „rms of sale will be according tob%, as follows,
to wit, One fourth part of the purchase monTy to be paid
in ten days after sale, or the premises again to revert to
the State, and the bidder liable to forfeit the said one
fourth of the purchase money. The remainder thereof
to be paid in one month after the day of laie, and on
failure thereof the premises in like manner to revert to
the State, and the money paid to be forfeited : And on
a certificate being produced from the Agents, or either
of them, of full payment of the purchale money, a deed
will be given, as by law directed.
And to prevent all difficulties, the Agents will attend
at the Court-house on the tenth day after sale to receive
the firft payment, and on the thirtieth day after sale to
receive the last payment, after which no purchase money
will be received, but the premises again fold for the use
of the State. WILLIAM WILL, ] A
ROBERT SMITH, ]
Seven Hundred Dollars Reward.
STOLEN or STRAYED, out of the pasture of the fub
feriber, near this city, the night before last,
ONE bright bay FILLY, full fifteen hands high, has
" a small blaze in her face, the brand mark HF on
her near buttack, the H and F united together is feme
thing obfaure, a black mane and tail, has never been
docked, nor shod; (he is gentle, but not broke, and
will be three years old next spring. She is remarkably
'ftrong and well formed for her age, being acolt of the
horse Samplon, out of one of governor Penn's impor
ted mares.
Also, one Black HORSE, about seven years old, and
fourteen and half hands high, branded H F on the near
buttock, he has aftar in hi: forehead, and the near
hind foot white, has been used to the draught, and
trots altogether.
Whoever takes up the said Filly and Horse, and de
liver them to the fubferiber, (hall receive four hundred
dollars for the Filly, two hundred dollars for the horse,
with reasonable charges for the fame, and one hundred
dollars for the thief brought to conviction.
OWEN BIDDLE.
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 use. Likewise, Rum, Sugar, Tea,
Coffee, Indigo, &c. wholesale or retail.
Ite $
Two Women Wanted,
.T N a pleafint situation in the country, near several
' places of worship: One to do the work of a small
dairy and to f/n ; the other to cook, &c. Apply to
Mrs. Baynton in Arch street, Philadelphia. Good
wages will be given in cash or eloathing, &c.
A Close STOVE with a pipe and trevit compleat,
To be Sold. Enquire as above.
One.Thoufand Dollars Reward.
CTRAYED or stolen from the fubferiber, living in
° East Marlborough, Chester county, on the 6th inst.
Oftober, A large Bay MARE, 9 years old, upwards
nf 15 hands high, paces and trots, has a star in her
forehead, her off hind foot white, black curled mane,
and has a few grey hairs in her tail. Whoever takes
up and secures the said Mare, so that the owner may
have her again, (hall have FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS Reward, andif stolen and the Thief apprehend
ed, so that he be brought to justice, Five hundred
more, and reasonable charges, paid by
MORDECAI CLOUD.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed and Sold by JOHN DUNLAP and DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE.
Wanted immediately,
A number of WOOD CUTTERS, who will under
take to cut a quantity of wood in Pennfbury roan
nor by the cord, ana find themselves. Any performs wil
ling to engage, will be informed of the price by applying
to ' SAMUEL MILES, D. QM. for Pennfyivania.
Oftober 16, 1780.
Philadelphia, October 4, 1780.
ALL PERSONS who have or may soon
have CA TT LE, in fufficient good order for
Beef, to difio^e of, are desired to leave their pr^dals
with the tub briber, in Second street near Race street,
who has orders to contract for one thousand heads for
the use of the army.
JACOB MORGAN, Jun.
To be Sold at Public Vendue,
On MONDAY NEXT,
At 5 o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises,
A HOUSE and Lot of Ground in Second-fleet, Op
posite the Church, 15 feet front and 35 feet deep ;
fubj.a to a ground rent of 275. and 6d. a year, one of
the belt stands for hufinefs in the citv. And on the
fame day will be Sold one other HOU^E and v^t of
Ground, fitnate on the welt fide of Moravign-adey,
17 feet on Moravian-alley and 54 feet on Quarry -street,
fubp & to a ground-rent of 12s. and 6d. fterring a year ;
both part of the eft'te of Sarah Wilkinson, deceased.
JOSEPH DONALDSON,) Executors.
JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE, ) " xe tom
Philadelphia, September 12, 1780.
BY Virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
the city and ccuity of Philadelphia, will be fold
by the fubferiber, at Public Vendue on the premises on
the firft day of November, at ten o'clock in the morning,
the moiety of half part cf a brick mefluage or tenement
and lot of ground, together with'a brick (hop adjoining
the said mtffuage, situate at the north east corner of
CalJow-Hill-ftreet, in the Northern Liberties, late the
real efate of Isaac Pearfori, decesfed.
ABIGAIL PEARSON, Administratrix.
Philadelphia, October 13, 1780.
<y HEREAS the estates of Laurence
'' Fagan, Abraham Piftorius, Isaac Tailor, Thomas
Gordon, Daniel Jeans, and Daniel Williams, all late
of the county of Philadelphia, having been in due courfe^
of law forfeited and seized to the use of this State, We,
the fubferibers, Agents for said 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 Meffuages or Tra&s 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 three-story brick house and kitchen; late of Lau
rence Fagan.
One moiety of a 43-acre lot in Germantown, late of
Abraham Piftorius; adjoining lands of John Bringhurft
and Dr. Warner, and main street in Germantown.
One moiety of joo acres of land situate in Whitepain
township, adjoining land of James Morris and John Ro
berts; late of 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 18-acre field, adjoining land of
Isaac Roberts, on the road to Southampton. One third
part of 16 acres of woodland adjoining Walter Moore's
mill. One third part of 40 acres adjoining land of Jo
shua Morris; all in the manor of Moreland ; late of
Daniel Jeans.
One filth part of 10 acres in Horfham township, on
which 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.
All which will be fold at the Court-house 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
after sale, or the premises again to revert to the State,
and the bidder liable to forfeit the said one fourth of the
purchase 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 purchase money, a deed wiil be given, as by law
directed.
And to prevent all difficulties with refpe& to payment,
the Agents will attend at the house of William M'Mul.
lin, Esq; below the New Market, on the tenth d?y after
sale, to receive the firft payment, an& in like manner
on the thirtieth day after sale, to receive the last pay
ment, after which no purchase money will be received,
but on non compliance with these conditions the pre
mifss again to be fold for the benefit of the Common
wealth. GEORGE SMITH, ] Agents
4 WILLIAM M'MULLIN,] P. C.
Juniper Berries,
To be fold, by large or small quantities. Enquire of
PHILIP De HAA S, junior,
At his Store, next door to General de Haas, in Third
street, between Arch and Race-streets.
A Quantity of Brandy, dry Hides, white
A and brown Spanish Sugars in chests,
Molasses in kegs, Rum, and a few pipes,
half-pipes and quarter-casks of Madeira
Wine, to be fold by
ROBERT MORRIS.
TO BE SOL D, BY
ANDREW and JAMES CALDWELL.
MADEIRA Wine, Gin in cases,
Jesuits Bark, Bohea, congo and green
Tea, Cinnamon, Brimstone.
A neat Assortment of SILKS, consisting
of Luteftrings, Modes, Persians and Sari
nets, Coloured and black Barcelona Hand
kerchiefs, together with Oznabrigs, Raven
Duck, white Thread, yard wide Linen,
Needles, worsted and yam Hose, mens
Shoes. An Assortment of IRONMON
GERY, fit for Ship Chandlers.
Imported in the last vessels from the Weft-Indies, and
to be fold, wholesale and retail,
At Budden, Lawrence and Cos
Commiffion-Storc,
In Front-street, near the corner of Market.ftreet,
^ VARIETY of belt Superfine CLOTHS, with
Trimmings to match them, consisting cf, blue,
write, buff, brown, green, drab, scarlet, and other
colours. Also, Light and dark Chintzes, Lawns, white
Sarfnets, mens and womens white Kid Gloves, and a
very large assortment cf HOSIERY, together with a va
riety of othe: GCODS.
GOODS received to fell, asufual, on COMMISSION.
JoftOPENEDand TO BE SOLD, By
WILLIAM NICHOLS,
On the north fide of Market-street, near the corner of
Fourth-street, in the S ore formerly occupied by Mr.
Owen Jones: By Wholesale and Retail.
SUPERFINE, fecund and coarse Broadcloths, Ratti
nets and Shalloons, Coatings arid Knaps, Velvets
and Velveiets, Corduroys, Chintzes and Callicoes,
Cambricks and Lawns, Cambrick and lawn Handker
chiefs, Plain and minunet Lawns, Plain and triming
Gauze, Taffaties, Persians and Sarfnets, Bandana,
Romal and Barcelona Handkerchief,, Sewing Silk.
Twist and Mohair, Pins and Needles, Tapes and Thread,
Linens, Diapers and Demithies, Mock Marvals, Coun
terpairs, Writing Paper. ALSO, Madeira and Cla
ret Wines, Jamaica Spirit and Weft-India Rums
Which he will fell by the pipe, hogshead, quarter-calk
and gallon.
FOR SALE, by
Alexander Foster,
At his store in Pine^ftreet, between Frent-ftreet and
Delaware,
A quantity of the best French Cocoa in bags;
Also, a few hogsheads of good Weft-
India Rum, and excellent Congo
Tea, in quarter chests.
Excellent Congo T E A,
IN quarter-chests, to be fold by WILLIAM AL
RICKS and Co. at their store in Water-Street, be
tween Chefnut and Walnut-Streets.
TOBE S OL D,
A Commodious Brick TENEMENT and Lot of
Ground, 18 feet front by 80 in depth, situate in
Spruce-street, near the Romifh church. For terms ap
ply to Captain Allen M'Lane, or cf Samuel M'Lane,
Walnut.ftreet, Philadelphia. O&o. aB, 1780.
TO BE SO L D,
At PUBLIC VENDUE, on Tuesday the gift day of
this instant, October,
A Valuable PLANTATION, situate in Amwell
township, Hunterdon county, 12 miles from Tren-•
ton, 3 miles from the river Delaware, whereon Au
gustine Stevenson now dwells, containing 200 acres,
with a fufficient quantity of meadow, woodland and
orchard; a good house and barn. Any person or per
sons, inclining to purchase, may view the premises be
fore or at the time of sale, which will begin at 22 o'clock:
of said day ; where attendance will be given, and the
conditions made known, by
Odo. 14, ROBERT STEVENSON, \%_ tor ,
1780. THOMAS STEVENSON,/° x ' cu '° r '°
TH E fubferiber informs those to whom he is indebt
ed, to bring in their accounts by the firft day of
December next, as ne intends to move to Philadelphia.
Germantown, O&o. 19. OWEN FERRIS.
To be Sold,
A HEALTHY, handy, honest well-grown NEGROE
GIRL, about eighteen years of age, fit for, either
town or country. Enquire of the printers.