The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-03-19 00:00:00, page 4

seen on the Premises, and A t Mr. Sawder's tavern on
Frankford road. Tae Condi ions will be made known
at the time and place of Gilc.
Likewise, To be fold at the fame time, at Mr. Sow
der's tavern, aforefaid, Four contiguous LOTS of
GROUND, each of them containing in front to feet,
and in depth 122 feet, lituate on the no^th tide of
Mary street, which leads eastward from Frankford
road; a little above the fouff-mill, in the Northern Li
herries, adjoining lands no* or late of Ludwick Sieple,
Mucus Fox and Timothy Scartb. Each Lot will be
full fepaiate. The whole clear es ground.rent. The
conditions will be made known at the time and place of
Tale.
N. B. If the weather should be rainy on the days of
sale, the Vendue will be postponed to toe next fair day#
with fix rooms, kitchen, garden, stable, chair house,
&c. about four miles and a half from the town, pl a s.
andy firuated in the Northern-Liberties, late in the
tenure of Dedor Bond, junior, enquire of E. LEWIS
TREICHEL, the upper end of Second-street, opposite
the barracks. N. B. To be entered upon at any time.
One situated on the Banks of the Delaware, midway
betwixt the mouth of Ne(haminey-crdtk and Bristol,
containing 120 acres of land, 40 acres of which is bank
ed meadow, partly improved, and supposed to be as
good as &ny on the river, 9 acres of woodland, the re
mainder fit for plough or patturel The dwelling-houfe'
and out bidding* all new and finished ; the house has
agenteel appearance, with a piazza 52 feet in front,
commanding an extensive and beautiful profpea: of
the river, the city of Burlington and borough ot Bris
tol, from 'the two latt distant abcut two miles, from
the city of Philadelphia 18, and the poll road one mile;
there is a large good garden with a tine spring in it, a
young bearing ochard cf the belt grafted fruit, such as
cherts, pears, peaches, plumbs and apples; for film
ing and fowling this place is perhaps equal to any and
inferior to most on the river, is capable of great im
provements, and convenient for a farm and gentleman's
i eat '
Also, A FARM in Hunterdon county, West-Jersey
about two miles from Robinson's ferry, on the Old
York road, containing 80 acres good land, in a thick,
fettled part of the country; it- has a done dwelling
house, barn, &c. with fufficiency of meadow, all in good
fence. , ~
The SALBS will be held on each of the above
Farms, that in New J%rfey, on the 20th, and that in
Bucks county, on the 25th ot March; where attend
ance wid be given and the conditions made known, by
ELIZABETH GILLSPIE, Executrix.
March so JOHN LAWRENCE,) Executors#
JOHN CLIFFORD, ) ^ecut
5 of laid lots containing, &uh in front on laid street
7.8 f^t, and in length 101 fact; the other containing
in front, on said street, 54 fret, and in length iot eet,
wi.h at.ro &r y Brick Mdfu ige. SIXTEEN LOTS
of GROUND, fituafe on Crown-ftre t, containing
each in front, on said drect, z 8 feet: Eight of said lots
containing each 101 feet; five, containing each 100
feet ; three, containing each 177 feet in length. FIVE
LOTS of GROUND, lituate on a lane: Four of said
lots containing, each in front, <8 feet, and in length
99 fe^t; the other containing in front ez feet, and in
length „ feet.
A Plan of the aforefaid 27 Lots of Ground may be
To be Sold by Public Vendue,
On TU E SD AY,
the i,h day of March, instant, at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon, on the Premises, on the weft fide of Fourths
flrr.e, between Cherry alley and Race ffreet,
A Two story MESSUAGE and LOT of GROUND,
containing in front, on Fourth street, 12 and half
feet, and in length 49 feet, fbtojffl to a gcund-rent cf
52 Chilli gr per annum. And 0# THURSDAY the
lit day of March, indant, will be Sold by Public,
Vendor, at io o'clock in the Merging, on the Premises,
in Kensington, trer Mr. Solder's tavern, at the up
per end cf Greenwood'# lane on Frankford read, SIX
LOT# of GROUND, lituate cn Marlborough-Artet :
Whereas Mary Worrall, wifeof
the fubferiber, has eloped from hi# bed and board,
these art therefore to forewarn all perform not to trust
her on my account, as I flull pay no debt# of her con
toaing after this date. BENJAMIN WORRALL.
New-Providence towalhip, Chester county, Feb. 18,
178 s.
Will be Sold by Public Vendue,
The REhL ESTATE of Mr. GEORGE GILLIS
PIE, Ute 0/ Brittpl townlhip, in the county 01 Bucks,
deciafid, the following
FARM S, viz.
Large, commodious House,
Conveniently fitaated for an elegant Tavern, within
three miles of the city.
There are also to be LE T, at about the fame dist
ance, several LOTS of new LAND, containing
from 10 to 20 acres.
N. B. To be SOLD, and excellent town LOT in
a centrical fixation. Enquire of the Printer.
Large and convenient House,
To be LET for the Summer Season, or one Year,
to a genteel Family, as a Country Seat, A
Philadelphia; Prized ^ Sold by DAWID C. C LAYPOOLE, in Market-Street'.
TO BE LET,
No. 4, in said townffiip, joining lands of Robert
Lewis, John Pike and others, containing about 300
acres, on which is a good House and other improve
ments, late the estate of the said William Rankin.
No. 5, two-thirds of about 400 acres, on the banks
of the river Sufauehanah, in the laid townflrip, on which
is a good house, orchard and other improvements, and
to which belongs two thirds®f the ferry known by the
narae of Noblit's or Middle-town ferry, late the estate
of the said William Rankin.
No. 6, in Did township, on which George Spencer
now lives, containing about 50 acres, on which is a
boule and other improvements, late the estate of the
laid William Rankin.
WHEREAS the Elates of William Rankin, fames
Rankin, John Rankin and Martin Blackford,
all late of the county of York, having been in due course
of law forfeited znd seized to the use of this date, I
the fubferiber, agent for the said county, do hereby
give notice, that the eftares of the said William Rankin,
James Rankin, John Rankin and Martin Blackford,
lituate in the said county of York, confiding of the fol
lowing Improvements and Trails of Land, viz.
No. I. In Newberry township, joining lands of Hen
ry Emminger, James Todd and others, containing a
bout 20) :c es, on wh chis a good house, barnand other
improvements, late the estate of the said William
Rankin.
No. 7, in said township, one undivided moiety of 500
acres, known by the name of Teafs-land,on which are
several good houses 2nd other improvements, late the
efiate of the said William Rankin.
No. 8, in frid towhfhip, joining lands of Ann Nob
let and others, containing about 222 acres, mostly
woodland, late the estate of the said William Rankin.
No, 9. in said township, being one undivided moiety
of '2OO acres, on which JoOph Glancy lives, late the
efface of the said William Rankm.
No. 2, joining No. 1, the lands of James M'Cwn
nell and others, containing about 200 acres, on which
is a good house, barn, orchard, 7 or 8 acres of meadow,
and other impr tvements, late the eflate of the fail
William Rankin.
No. 3, in said tewnfirp, near the meeting-house,
known by the name ofHanging-rock, containing about
150 acres, moftiy woodland, late the estate of the said
William Rankin.
All which will be Sold by Public Vendue, at the
Court-house, at York-Town, on the firft day of May
next. The Sales will continue from day to day, 'till the
whole be difpoted of.
The Terms of Sale will be according to law, as fol-
Icras, to wit, One fourth part of the purchafe-mcney to
be paid in ten days ^ftcr file, or the premises again to
revert to the Rate, and the bidder liable to forfeit,the
said one-fourth of the purchase-money ; the remainder
thereof to be paid in one month ; and on a certificate
being produced from the agent, of foil payment of the
pnrehafe-raon'y, a deed will be given as by law directed.
And I, the Agent, do also, purfaut to law, hereby no
tify all the Claimants of the said premifa, or any of
them, and Creditors of the said William Rankin, James
Rankin, John Rankin and Martin Blackford, or either
of them, to exhibit their Claims and Demands to the
Justices of the Supreme Court, within the time limited
by law, or they will be forever barred from the reco
very thereof.
March 8,1782. WILLIAM MITCHELL, Agent.
TO BE LE T,
Two Plantations at Little Bran
dywine creek, East Caln township, Chester county,
the meadow is excellent and the upland good. Like
wise, one other PLACE, within two miles of Newark,
Newcastle county ; and one other at Abington, within'
it miles from Philadelphia, with good meadow# and
the upland good- One other PLACE, in the Jersey's,
seventeen miles from Philadelphia. Any person not
yet suited may know the particulars, by applying to
the fubferiber, living at the corner of Third and Arch
ftreets, Philadelphia. On one of above-mentioned
Places is a Fulling-Mill.
Feb. 28. WILLIAM ROLSTON.
No. so, in Mana^han townth p, joining lands of
Allan Torbit, William White and others, cn which
Amos Williams lives, containing aboht 150 acre#, and
on which is two dwelling houses and other teprov
ments, late the eftste of the said William Rankin.
No. t„ in Dover and Newberry town&ips, joining
lands of John Ceedifill, John Spe^de and others, con
taining about 11c acres, on which is a good dwelling
house, orchard, some meadow and other improvements,
late the estate of the said James Rankin.
No. 14, in Newberry townfhp, joining lands of
James Smith, Casper Yeats and others, containing a
bout 90 acres, mostly woodland, late th. state of the
said John Rankin.
No. 15. in Warrington townfllip, joining lends of
William Ferro and others, containing about 150 acres,
on which is a good house, barn, young thriving orch
ard and other improvments, late the estate of the said
Martin Blackford.
Three Pounds Reward.
RAN-AWAY from the fubferiber,on the Bth instant
an APPRENTICE LAD, named CHARLES
JENKINS, about 10 year, old : Had on when he went
away, a linfy-woolfy coattce, oznahrigs trowfers and a
pair of boots. Whoever takes up said Apprentice, and
brings him to the fubferiber, living in Front-street, near
Chafgut street, Tobacconist, shall have the above Re
ward and all reasonable Charges paid, by
JACOB BENINGHOVE,
N. B. It is supposed that be is with his father, Israel
Jenkins, near Frankford. Phiadelpli^, Feb. 8.
Annapelit, January >6, i 7 s%,
PURSUANT to an aft of the left general assembly,
will be fold at public sußion, the following pro
perty, on the da„, at the placet, and upon the
terms hereafter mentioned, viz. At Frederick-town on
4th day of March next, a Trad of Land, lying ia
Tom'#-creek hundred, called Alexander's Choice, con
taining 400 acres, late the property of Henry Riddle.
A Tra& called Part of Brook's Difeovery, in Tawney
town hundred, containing 6r s acres, late the property
of Jernes Somerville. A Trad called Welle Invention,,
in Lower Kitto&on hundred, containing 600 acres,
late the property of Thomas Philpot. A Traft called
Discovery, in Lower Monocafy hundred, containing
130 acres. Another Trad, called Aridities to Difep
very, containing 80 acres. Another trad, called Long
Hope, containg too acre#, lata the property of Philip
At Bladenfbnrg, an the 6th of March, two Lots, fi.
tuate in said town. A Tr^ of Land, called Part of
Warburton, lying in Rock hundred, containing 429
acres. Chew's Folly, containing ,3 acres. Chance,
containing „ acres. A number of very valuable
Slaves and other property, late belonging to Daniel
Steven fan.
At Georgetown, on the ,th es March, a very va
luable and finely faceted House and Lot in said town
late the property or Dunlap and son.
At Port-Tobacco, on the „th of Mercb, a House
and Lot, Ute the property of fames Jemifon, or Ja
mison and company. Also, a T.ra& of Land, called
Simpson's Delight, centriniag 240 acres, late the pro
perty of Sherborne ftm&tt.
At Benedia, on the 16th of March, a House and
Lot; late the property of Hwry Riddle.
At Talbot Court-house, on the s th day of March,
r House and Lot, and Warebonfrs, lituate at King
ston, end a Negro Slave named Will, late the proper
ty of Samuel Gale, or Gale and Feron. Also, a Traft
of Land, called Part of Turkey Neck, containing
acres, part of Mount Hope, containing 50 acres, late
the property of the heirs of Anothy Richardson.
At Cambridge, on the Sth of March, a Trad of
L^nd,, called Ehnaijs's Farm, containing 150 acres.
Smarts Folly, containing 250 acres. Hamilton's Ad
venture, containing 116 acres, late ,the property of
Alexander Hamilton.
At Hunting-creek mills, on the 11th of March,
a Traft of Land called Dickihlbn's Plains, containing
286 gres. Richardson's adventure, containing 80 acres.
Limerick, containing 30 ac res. Hacker's Garden, ton
taring 300 acres, also late the property of Alexander
Hamilton.,
At Kent county, on the premifa, an the 1 Bth day of
March, that valuable Tr^R of Land l'ate the property
of Llovd Dulany, Also a number of fine slaves with
stock of every kind, &c„ . '
At the city of Anfepoffy on the 2^ of March, a
large and commodious dwelffrig house, with a good
Lot, a well chosen library of books, and a confide,able
quantity of hot)(hold furniture.,
Should any of the, foregaingrisys of fife happen to
be very bad weather, the sale will beheld the next fair
day. The large Trade of Land will be parcelled out,
to suit the purchasers. The s um bid to be paid in
gold or Giver, one thfrd in terridays' from the day of
sale, another third in twenty days froni the &ft pay
ment, and the remaining third on, th, tattiof
September next. Every purchaser mull be prepared to
give bond and fecmity on the d/y of sale, otherwise
he will forfeit his bargain, and the property be set up
a feezed time.'
AH and every person, having any claim or demand, 1
against or to any of the foregoing eftreq are request
ed to prefect the fame, properly authenticated; to the
comm^ffioners, before the day of sale. By order
JO. BAXTER, clerk.'
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Bartho/omro RoWglro,
Tn Chefnut-ftreet, betyteh Frdnt nrdSWtohd-ffr.—
IT A S the horicur to inform the Public iff
that he continues #6 teach the Englifll, Ffs
Italian Languages, and the method of Bktel
on easy terms; upor ihfe proper and p^rtieu^ra
and net under ahy 6¥h& perfori f And its tear
hit only employment, therefore due attendance
relied on.
N, B. Said B. R&biglio translates said hq t
writes fcr the public, keeps trade'mecs books a
counts.
One Hundred Dollars Reward,
THE STORE of the fubferiber# was broke open
lift night and robbed: The Goods at prefect
miffed are about 50 pieces of fine 3.4 Brit^unias, a few
pieces of light ground Calicoes and Chintzes, and part
of a piece ot dark drab-coloured Cloth 3-4 wide. We
will give the above Rewarl for Thief and Goods, ot
Half the Sum for the Goods only.
MORDECAI LEWIS & Co.
Philadelphia, Much 9, 1782.
The Subferiber be^s leave to
acquaint his Friends in particular and the Public in ge
neral, that he is removed to the house lately occupied
by Benjamin Hemmings, in Fourth-street, between
Lombard and Newftreets, in Philadelphia, where he
has set up a LIVERY; and proposes taking in Horses,
having every conveniency neceffar, for that purpofc
He also hires out Horses. Those who please to favour
him with thrir custom may depend on being served with
the greatest fidelity and care, by th©r humble servant,
March 5. ABRAHAM DUFFIELD.
Office for Confifeated Estates,