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At Georgetown, on the 9th of March, a very va
TOble and finely situated House and Lot in laid town,
late the property of Dunlap and son.
At Port Tobacco, on the 13th of March, a House
and Lot, late the property of James Jamison, or Ja
mison and company. Also, a Tra& of Land, called
Simplon's Delight, containing 24.0 acres, late the pro
perty of Sherborne Stewart.
At Benedict, on the x6th of March, a House and
Lot, late the property of Henry Riddle.
At Talbot Court house, on the sth day of March,
a House and Lot, and Warehouses, situate at King- 1
fton, and a Negro Slav named Will, late the proper
ty of Samuel Gale, or Gale and Feron. Also, a Tra&
of Land, cared Part of Turkey Neck, containing 125
acres, part of Mount Hope, containing 50 acres, late
the property of the heirs of Anotby R chardfon.
At Cambridge, on the Sth of March, a Tra& of
Land, called Ennalls's Farm, containing 150 acres.
Smart's Folly, containing 250 acres. Hamilton's Ad
venture, containing 116 acres, late the property of
Alexander Hamilton.
At Hunting-creek mills, on the 12th of March,
a Tra& of Land called Dickinson's Pains, containing
,86 acres. Richardson's adventure, containing 80 acres.
Limerick, containing 30 acres. Hacket's Garden, con
taining 300 acres, also late the property of Alexander
Hamilton.
At Blade: floor,, on the 6th of March, two Lots, fi
tuate in fajd town. A Tra& of Land, called Part of
Warbur on, lying in Rock hundred, containing 429
acres. Chew'# Folly, containing 92 acres. Chance,
containing 25 acres. A number of very valuable
Slaves and other property, late belonging to Daniel
Sfevenfon.
Annapolis, January 26, 17821
PURSUANT to an aft of the Lft general affembiy,
will be fold at public au&iou, the following pro
perty, on the days, at the places, and upon the
terms hereafter mentioned, viz. At Fredericktown on
4th day of March next, a Traß df Land, lying in
Tom's -creek hundred, called Alexander's Choice, con
taiWng 400 acres, late the property of Henry Riddle.
A Tra& called Part of Bro< k's Discovery, in Tawney
town hundred, containing 615 acres, late the property
of J 'm-es Somerville. A Tract called Wells Invention,
in L % wer Kitto&on hundred, containing 600 acres,
lat~ the property of Thomas Philpot. A Traß called
Dcwery, in Lower Monocafy hundred, containing
130 acres. Another Tr^fl, celled Addition to Dii'co
vry,containing 80 acres. Another traft, called Long
Hope, centring too acres, late the property of Philip
Key
On MONDAY, the 18th day of March next, at the
Cofie-houfe, at 12 o'Clock at Noon, if not Sold
before by Private Sale, A
Large Brici< House, situated on
the hank fide of Front-street, three doors above Arch
ftreet, with two fronts, each 20 feet in breadth ; the
one in Front-street is three stories high, the other, in
Water-street, is four stories, with a good Kitch n, and
a Cellar under the whole. The said House is fubje& to
twelve pounds Pennsylvania currency per annum.
Whoever inclines to become purchaser before the above
d*te, may know the Terms by applying to DAVID
FICK, at the corner of Arch and Front-streets.
Philadelphia, February 18, 1782.
Office for Confiscated Effaces,
At Kent county, on the premises, on the 18th day of
March, that valuable Tra& of Land late the property
of Lloyd Dulaoy, ATo a number of fine Haves, with
stock of every kind, &c.
At the city of Annapolis, on the 26th of March, a
large and commodious dwelling home, wih a good
Lot, a well chosen library of books, and a considerable
quantity of hopfhold inrniture.
Should any of the foregoing days of sale happen to
be very bad weather, the sale will be held the next far
day. The large Trdh of Land will be parcelled out,
to suit the purchasers. The turn bid to be paid in
gold or silver, one third in ten days from the day of
fcle, another third in twenty days from the fidt pay
ment, and the remaining third on the roth day of
September next. Every purchaser must be prepared to
give bond and security on the day of ide, otherwise
he will forfeit his bargain, and the property be set up
a second time,
All and every person, having any claim or demand,
against or to ary of the foregoing estate,, are request
ed to prefnt the f<me, properly authci ticated, to the
commiffijners, before the day of sale. By order,
,JO. BAXTER, clerk.
TUESDAY,
VOL. Xl.] Published every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.—Price Six-Pence.
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To be Sold by Public Auction,
GENERAL ADVERTISER.
on the zoth day of next month,
A valuable Plantation,
containing about 130 acres, lituate io Buckingham
townihip, Bucks county, bei^g the real efface of Alex
ander Brewn, junr. deceased, (well known by the name
of Bown's tavern.) It is a gpod foil, well timbered,
and a fufficient quantity of meadow; the fuunior.
pleasant, and well accommodated with excellent build
ings for public bufinefs,or perhaps may furt a gentlemen,
being about 27 miles from Philadelphia. Any person
being desirous to wew the premifer, or of further in
formation, before the day of sale, may apply to either
of the fublcribere, who five contiguous thereto. The
terms of sale is to be made known at the time and place,
where due attendance i&exp&a«d to.be given, by
JONATHAN SHAW, ) _ ,
ROBERT KIRKBRIDE,) Bx ecytu;s.
The zoth of 2d Month, 1782,
Tamboured Jacket Patterns,
With numberless <ther AR TICLES; all which he
WILL SELL,
Wholelale and Retail, on the lowed Terms,
for Bank Notes, Specie, BJls of Exchange, Penn,
fylvania er Jertey StateM^ney
Cordage, Lemon-juice, Brandy,
Joseph & Joshua Grafton,
HAVING eftabhfhed aHOUSEat the Havanna
° and in this Place, meft refpe&fully beg leave to
nuke a tender of their best Services to the Public in
general, and their Friends in particular. Such persons
as may favour then? with their .Business, may depend
upon the utmost fidelity, dispatch and pun&mhty in
toe sxecutioh of it. They will, at all time^, with great
pleafue, give inform: tion of the current Prices of the
various Articles at that market.
To<be exposed to Sale by Public Vendue,
Salem, (New England) January, 1782.
ASSORTMENT
SPINNING-WHEE L,
At the Corner of Market and Tbird-ftrects,
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teM@fcW±o^<^w,^paai&iraa^^
JOHN KEAN,
and a variety of European GOODS, to be SOLD
By Lacaze & Mallet,
OF
CLOTHS,
LINEN S,
CHECKS,
CALICOES,
CHINTZE S,
MANTUAS,
SA rTI N S,
STUFF S,
BLANKETING,
A few of the most elegant
In Water street, above Arch-street.
Has just opened,
AN ADDITIONAL
O R, THE
AT THE
THE
That Plantation, late the Pro
perty of Michael Thomas, deceaf d, situate in the
towefhip cf Upper Merriot and county of Philadelphia,
Containing 165 acres of excellent Land, a joining the
river S.huy kil, about izo acres thereof cua ed, the
rest well t rnb^red. There is on said pace, two go d
dwelling houfts, two barns, ftapks and other cut
houses, a good spring house, &c. all in good repair,
about 8 acres of good meadow, an ercbard of about
100 bearing apple-trees, with other fruit trees cf vari
ous kinds; there is on said Place, a commodious
merchant mill er<aed cm a never failing spring of wr
ter empty.n§ itfelf into the river Schuy kill, from
which many advantages do zrife ; the mill is also in
good repair. The payments will be made easy. Any
p<rfon inclining to purchase the fame, may be farther
informed by applying to JACOB WALKER, in Tre
diffrin township or to SAMUEL CALLEY, in New
town tovynihip, Chester courry. Feb. 6.
Wanted as a Cook, a Person
that is folfull in the Bufineis and van be well recom
mended. Enquire of the Printer. March 4.
TO BE SO L D,
A Lot of Land in Gofhen town
ship, chester county, about 25 miles f^in Phil del
phia, lying on the road between the B # ot and Turk
taverns ; containing about 40 acres or upwards, about
5 acre! of woodland and as much meadow,and more may
be made, as Chester creek runs th ough it ; the Lot is
adjoining land belonging to the fubferiber, where the
terms of sale m^y be enquired after ; also, a draught
mav be seen at the house of JACOB EHRENZELLER,
in Fourth street, where the conditions of sale will be
likcwife made known.
To be Sold and may be entered on this
Spring,
A Two story MESSUAGE and LO Fof GROUND,
cont inin^ in front, on F uith-ffreet, 12 and half
feet, ^d in length 49 f eet; Ahjc& to - ground rent of
25 fhiilirgs per annum And on THURSDAY, the
21st d?y of March, inflant, wIT be Sold by Public
Vendue, at 10 o'clock in the Mowing, on the Prernifes,
in K nim-ton, near Mr. Sawder's tavern, at the 00-
per,end of Greenwood's lane on Frankford ro^d, SIX
LOTS of GROUND, lituate cn Marlborough-hreet :
5 of said lots containing, each in front on said street,
18 f^et, and in length 101 feet ; the other containing
in front, on said ftr et, 54 feet, and in length ioj eet,
with a two story Brick Meffuage. SIXTEEN LOTS
of GROUND, situate on Crown-ftre+t, containing
each in front, on said street, 18 feet: Eight of fd® lots
containing each 101 feet; five, containing each io@
feet ; three, containing each 177 feet in length. FIVE
LOTS of GROUND, fouate on a lane: Four of said
)ots containing, each in front, 18 feet, and in length
90 sett; the other containing in front 22 feet, and in
length 90 fe-t.
A Plan of the aforefaid 27 Lott of Ground may be
seen on the Premiffs, and ?t Mr. Sowder's tavern on
Frankford road. Toe Conditions will be made known
at th? time and place of sale.
N. B I f the weather should be rainy on the days of
sale, th Vendue will be postponed to the next fair day.
Ten valuable and well improved
PLANTATIONS, in the counties of Washington and
Weftmore'and, containing 4700 acres. Also, Eleven
other PLANTATIONS in the county of Walhington,
unimproved, and containing 3900 acres. The whole
of these lands are of the firft quality, being equal in
foil to any on the continent, and the titles indisputable;
they will be fold together or separate as may suit the pur
chaser or purchasers. Hard money or bank-bills will be
taken in payment, and a reafonabfe credit will be al
lowed for part of the purchase money, if required.
Those inclinable to purchase are detired to apply to
the Printer for particulars. March 6.
To be Sold by Public Vendue,
On TUESDAY,
the 19th day of Mrrch, instant, at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon, on the Premises, on the weft fide of Fourth
ftreet, between Cherry ally and Race street,
FOR SAL E,
MARCH 12, 1782,
JACOB HANKEE,
[NUMB 857.