The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-04-16 00:00:00, page 4

One Meff+age and Trad of Land containing about
300 acres, fifuate in Pitt township, on the waters of
Turtle creek, Weftmoreland county, late the property
of the above said Moses Carton:
One Meffuage and Trad of Land, containing 100
acres, situate in Derry township, Loythannon creek,
Weftmoreland county, late the property of the above
said John Courtney ;
Will be Sold at Public Vendue, at the Court-House
of (aid county, on Thursday the nth July next ; the
sale to begin at Ten o'clock in the forenoon, and to
continue from day to day till the whole is fold : 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 be liable to forfeit the said one fourth part
of tf)e purchase mone* ; and the remainder within one
month after sale, and in failure thereof the premiffes in
liks manner to revert to the state, and the fourth part
to be forfeited ; and on certificates of payment being
produced from the agents or either of them, deeds will
begiven as by law directed.
And we the agents do also, pursuant to law, hereby
notify all the claimants to the said premises or any part
thereof, ard creditors to the said Moles Carson and
John Ccurtney, to exhibit their claims and demands
to the justices of the supreme court, within the time
mentioned by law, or they will be forever barred from
the recovery thereof.
JOHN PROCTOR,
THOMAS GALBREITH,
To be LE T for the Summer Season, or one Year,
to a genteel Family as a Country Seat, A
Large and convenient House,
w.th fix rooms, kitchen, garden, stable, chair house,
&c about four miles and a half from the town, pleas
antly situated in the Northern-Liberties, late in the
tenure o' Doctor Bond, junior. Enquire of E. LEWIS
TREICdEL the upper end of Secohd-ftreet, opposite
the Bierce! s.
A Quantity of dryed HIDES to be fold,
by Jacob Vanreed, on Walnut-street
wharf.<
TO BE SOL D,
At the corner of Union and Second.ftreet, A
Good Frame Houle with a good
cellar under it, a good frame kitchen, a new brack ne
ce (Dry- house. For further particulars enquire of
THOMAS CURGEE, at the corner of Spruce and
Front streets.
Bedford tonnty, December !, xytn
W'HEREAS the effaces of Jacob Hare
and Harr^ Gordon, late of the county of Bed
ford, having been in due course O' bw forfeit'd tothis
ft/r, we the fubfcribets, zgenti for the bid county of
Brbord, do hereby fife Notice, that t' e real eftatrs
of the la d Jtcob Hire, and Hanv Gordon, within the
fid county, consisting of the following Meffuages and
Tracts of L nd, vz.
One M x ffuage and Tia& of Land, containing about
3 io acres, lituate in the said county of Bedford, in
Hop well mwnftvp, late the property of the said Hare.
One Manage and Tr?& of Land, containing about
i7>o 7 r*s, with good Bui do gs, &c. thereon, fituzte
in Frankftewn townfirp, in the county aforesaid, late
the property of the said Harry Gordon.
Will be Sold at Public Vendue, at the Court House
of said county, on Thurflay the ißth day of April
next, the sale to b-gin precisely at io o'clock in the
forenoon, and conri nr from day to Cay until the whole
it fold. The r rms of file will be according to law, viz
One fourth part of the purchase money to be paid in
ten days after (ale, or the premises again to revert to
the state, and the b'd Ter be hab e to forfeit the said one
fourth part of the purchase money, and the remainder
within ons month fter file, and in failure thereof the
premises in like manner to revert to the ft te, and the
fourth prt paid to be forfeited; and on certificates of
payment being produced from the agents or either of
th*m, deeds will be ri-en as by law dirked.
And to prevent all difficulties in refpe& of payment,
the agents will attend at the C urt H^ufe, on the loth
day after sale, to receive the firft payment, and in like
manner on the goth da, a f ter fhle to receive the last
payment, after which no pmchafe money will be re
ceived, but the premises again fold for the use of the
commonwealth.
Ennah's Twn, Wetmore and county. Feb. 20, 1782.
IT,HEREAS the Estates of Moles C^rfon 2nd John
Courtney, late of the county of Weftmoreland,
having been in due couffe of law forfeited to this state,
we the fubferibers, agents for the said county of Weft
moreland, do hereby give notice, that the real estates
of the said Moses Carlon and John Courtney, within
the said county, confiding of the following Meffuages
and Tri&s of Land, viz.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
A Wet Nurse, who can be well
recommended, with a good Breast of Milk. Enquire
of the P rinter. April 5.
And we the agents do allo, pursuant to law, hereby
norify a 1! the da-mints to the said premises, or any
pa t thereof, and creditors to the Aid Jacob Hare and
H rr Gordon, to exhibit their claims and demands to
the justices or the fup^me court within the timementi
ted by law, or they will be forever barred frotn the re
covery thereof. GIDEON RITCHIE,) A „ nt ,
CH. MICRYDER, ) g
N. B, To be entered upon at any time.
Philadelphia; Printed and Sold by DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE, in Market^Street,
WHEREAS theEftates of Joseph Remfeh, Henry
Steininger, William Thomas, and George Philop
Wertman, all late of the county of Northampton, hav
ing been in due course of law forfeited and seized to
the use of this state, we, the fubferibers, agents for the
said county, do hereby give notice, that ihe estates of
the said Joseph Renrigh, Henry Steininfer,^ Wiliam
Thomas ard George Philop Wertman, confiding of the
f wing Improvements, Houses and Tracts ot Land,
viz.
No. i. containing about 105 acres and 1-4, tn
Maccungic townfliip,joining lands of Frederick Rmgh,
Peter H^zen and land b longing to the Lutherian
church : This land is of the belt quality, on which
is a good dwelling house, office hoof s, about ten acres
of meadow and other improvements, with the privilege
of water ng the meadow out of a mill race adjoining
the fame, late the estate of the said Joseph Remigh.
No. 2. containing 127 acres and 70 perches in said
township joining lands of Bartle Miller, George Stei
ninger and others, on which is a good house and other
improvements, late the estate ®f the said Henry Stei
ninger.
No 3. containing 112 acres and 140 perches, join
ing Nd. 2, John Fagel's land and others ; this tra&
is well timbered, late the estate of the said Henry Stei
nin&er..
No. 4. containing 131 acres and 1-2 in Penn town
ship, well watered and timbered, on which a great
quantity cf meadow may be made, late the estate of the
laid William Thomas.
No. 5. one undivided moiety of a plantation, con
taining - acres in Linn township, joining lands of
Philip Moes, Mardin Shuch and others, cn which is
a good dwelling house, office houses, a large orchard,
meadow and other improvements, late the estate of the
said George v Philop Wertman.
No. 6. a house and lot in Eafton, the northwest cor
ner of the court house, now in the possession of major
Henry Allhoufe, late the estate of the hid John Spe
eing,
All which will he Fold by Public Vendue, at the
Court-House, at Eafton on the 24th day of April next,
at Ten o'clock in the forenoon The sales will continue
from day to day, till the whole be disposed of.
The terms of sale will be according to law, as follows,
viz. one fourth part of the purch-fe 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 thereof
to be paid in one month ; and on a certificate being
produced from the agents, or either of them, of full
payment of the purchase money, a deed will be given,
as by law directed.
And we the agents, do also pursuant to law, hereby
notify all the claimants of the (aid premises, or any of
them, and creditors of the said Joseph Remigh, Henry
Steininger, William Thomas and George Philop Wert
man, or either of them, to exhibit their claims and de
mands to the juftiers of the supreme court, within the
time limited by law, or they will be forever barred from
the recovery thereof.
STEPHEN BALLIOTT, .
March 16, 1782. WILLIAM M'NAIR, J
constant attendance will be given, and the utmost care
and deligence, will be used in disposing of the goods
soon, and to the best advantage, and the money paid on
demand. Captains of vessels, with their supercargoes,
who daily arrive in this city, being strangers and net
knowing where to dispose of their goods, if they will
please to call at the commission store, they will always
find storage and ready sale for their goods—for which
they may receive gold or silver, state money, bills of
exchange, Virginia and Maryland tobacco, flour, and
other country produce, &c. Feb. 1, 1782,
HARRY Ran away at Christmas . •be is a dark
mulatto, about 25 years old, 5 feet 4 or 5 inch
es high, stout made, round face, and short
neck: he is an artful fellow, very handy in waiting on
a gentleman, or about house, can drive a carriage well,
and has been used to horses. Had on when he went
away, a fulled country cloth coat, much worn, a new
white kerfey short jacket, new mixed coloured kerfey
breeches, good shoes and yarn flockings. He has had
the middle finger of his right band broke : as he is a
very plausible fellow and fond of dress, it is probable
he will steal better cloaths, and endeavour to hire hira
felf as a free negro ; it is likely he may take up his a
bode near'the house of William Cooke, esquire, in
Prince George's county, as he has difeovered an attach
ment for one of Mr. Cook's maids. I will give Twen
ty Shillings, if'taken within ten miles from home, Three
Pounds if thirty miles, and if fifty miles, the above re
ward, and reasonable charges if brought home. He
has been seen about the Head of Saffafrafs.
ROBERT BROWNE.
Queen Ann's county, Maryland, Feb. 11, 1782.
TO B E R E N T E D,
For the summer season, a healthy, pleasant
ly situated COUNTRY SEAT ; the house
furnished. Enquire of the Printer.
A LARGE Assortment of DRY GOODS, of vari
ous KINDS, which he will dispose of by whole
file at a very reasonable price, either for gold or silver,
Pennsylvania state money, tobacco or flour, &c.
He takes the liberty to a< quaint his friends and cus
tomers, that he has opened his store for the recep
tion of all kinds of merchandizes on commission ; where
Jonas Phillips,
At his Store, the South fide of Market street, be
tween Front and Second-streets, Philadelphia,
Five Pounds Reward.
To be SOLD by private Sale, or LET
for a Term of Years, A
r A RGE three flory Erick HOUSE, in which the
fubferiber now dwells, almost new ; one other ad
joining the former, with a large Lot and Garden there
unto belonging, together with a large Wharf and
Stores thereon ereAed, fufficient to accommodate a
person in a large trade, with a Cooper's Shop, Stable
Hay-loft and Chaise house, all in good repair. Any
person inclining to purchase, may know the terms by
applying to the fubferiber . who has another House in
the neighbourhood for Sale, and sundry Ground-rents
to dispose of. Reasonable Credit will be given so,
three-fourths of the purchase Money.
PETER KNIGHT.
Northern-Liberties, April 5.
TO BE SO L D,
A Lot of Land in Gofhen town
fliip, cheder county, about 25 miles from Philadel
phia, lying on the road between the Boot apd Turk
taverns : containing about 40 acres or upwards, about
5 acres of woodland and as much meadow,and more may
be made, as Chefler creek runs through it ; the Lot is
adjoining land belonging to the fubferiber, where the
terms of sale may be enquired after : also, a draught
may be seen at the house of JACOB EHRENZELLER,
n Fourth- fleet, where the condition# of sale will be
likwife made known. JACOB HANKEE.
WANTE D, A
Black Boy from nine to twelves
years old. Such a one would be lereived in a good fa
mily in this city on advantageous terms. Enquire of
the Printer.
GODOLPHIN
Valuable Trad of Land, situate
in Kent county, Delaware, containing upwards of one
thousand acres; which may be divided, conveniently,
into three excellent Firms.
Also, A large I OT of GROUND in a very pleasant
and improving pat o' tbi c citv. The terms may be
known by applying to MIERS FISHER.
Philadelphia, March 16.
Stands this season it Trevofe, in Bucks county, about
four miles from Bristol, to Cover at Three Pounds
Ten Shillings the season. Godolphin's blood, figure
and performances are too well known to need any com
ment.
Will Cover this season, at the
plantation cf Daniel Charles Heath, enquire, near
Warwick in the state of Maryland, at Ten D liars the
Season for each mare, the famous high bred horse
SITVER TAIL. He is a d^k l^wt, full fifteen
hands three inches high, remarkably strong made
and very a&ive. Silver Tail was bred by Samuel G?l
---loway, esquire, and got by Mr. Daniel Wolftenholm's
Tanner, and out of Tulip. Tulip was got by Old Se
lim, and out of a mare imported by Daniel Dulany, efq 6
Good pasturage will be provided at 31. gd. per week
for mates that come from a distance, and very particular
care will be taken of all mires sent to the above men
tioned horse. The pedigree of Tulip may be seen at
the stable where the horse (lands, it being too tedious
to be inserted in any advertisement. Good clean mer
chantable wheat will be received at market price, where
cash cannot be had. RICHARD RIX, groom.
John Mason,
UPHOLDSTERER.
In Race-Areet, ?t the corner of Third-flre#t, carries
on the Upholdftrv Business in all its various Branch
es, and has 'or SALE,
MATTR ASS Beds of different fixes, likewise,
Sackin Bottom*, Taflels and Cords • and will be
much obliged to LADIES and GENTLEMEN that
please to Employ him.
N. B Papers Rooms, &c. &e > &c. March 25.
"DEGS leave to acquaint the Fublic in generated bis
0 Friends in particular, th?t he has fitted up bis Li
very Stable, back of the City-Tavern, in a most ele
gant manner ; where he intents to take HQRSES to
STAND at LIVERY, on the most reasonable terms
that the times will admit of. Any Gentleman who
may be pleased to favour him v ith his custom, may de
pend on the utmost care being taken of his horfes#
Hordes breke to Saddle and Carriage at the above
Place.
A commodious Dwelling House
and Kitchen, in a good f/tuation in this city, to be
SOLD. Enquire of the P int^r. M rch 25.
Commodious Stable for fix
Horses, with a LCFT that will contain four Tons cf
Hay. Also, A small STABLE adjoining it, rorve
inert for two Horses. Enquire of jANE CORREY,
in Third-street, near Market street. M^rch 16.
Good Pasturage for Mares at Five Shillings per week.
April 2.
Samuel Hodgson,
TO BE SO L D,
TO BE L E T, A