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Notice is hereby given, That I
an now ready to m^k^ Distribution of the Proc> ds of
the following Przs, condemned in the Court of Ad
miraity 'or this State, viz.
The Brigantine Rover and Cargo, taken
by th? Letters of Marque Brigantines American and
Neptune..
The Ship Susannah and Cargo, and Sloop
POLLY and CARGO, taken by the Privateer Brigan
tin Ariel; Captain Matthew Lawler.
1 he Ship Sarah and Cargo, taken by the
Privateer SY, V pr.
The zgent r Agents of the owners and crews of the
laid privateers and Utters of marque, and all other per
fens having my claims on the laid prizes and cargoes,
are requested to'make them' within thieedays, for the
porpofe of receiving which attendance will he given at
my hone, in Front-firm, near Poors.bridge, on the
15th, 16di, and 17th infant: After*which a distributi
on will he made conformable to the decrees of thecourt
of admiralty.
Jan. 13. CLEMENT BIDDLE, Mtrfhtl.
On FRIBAT next^
At VI o'clock in the Evening, at the Coffee Iloufe, will
b? SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION,
The Privateer Ship Resolution,
With all her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture, agreea
ble to an Inventory to be seen at the place of sale.
Being a Prize, taken by the American Ship of War,
the Saratoga, John Young, Etquire, Commander.
By Order of the Court of Admiralty,
CLEMENT BIDDLE, Marfbal.
On FRIDAY next.
At TEN o'clock in the Forenoon,
At the Marshal's Office in Water street, between Mar
ket and Arch streets,
Will be Sold by Public Auction,
THE
CAR GO
of the Prize Brigantine Betsey • ,taken by
the Privateer Brigntine Cutter:
Consisting of a quantity of Br Iron, two Anchcfs, two
Cables, thrae barrels F;our, some Houfhold Furni
ture ;
Also, An elegant Gold Watch, Silver Tea
pot, Sugar Ddh, Porringer and Spoon,/ &:. &c.
N. B. The Archorr, Cables and Bat Iron may be
seen at Bright's Wharf.
And at SIX o'clock,
In the Evening of the fame Day,
Will be Sold by Public Auction,
At.the Coffee-Houfe,
Tne laid Prize Brigantine
b et s e y,
With ah her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture, agree
able to an Inventory to be seen at the Place of Sale.
By Order of the Court of Admiralty.
CLEMENT BIDDLE, Marthal.
A neat afforentent of Calicoes,
and a parcel of Coarse Linens,
just Imported, tor Sale, per the Brig Patty, Captain
Read, from L'Orienr, By
John Woodward,
In Front-street, near Walnut street.
Philadelphia, January 8, 1781.
ALL Persons indebted to the estate of
X 1 Captain HENRY DOUGHERTY, deceased,
are ^queffed to call on the lubferibers for fettlement
and all theft that h-ve any demands against the laid
ehate are defied to bring in their Accounts properly
atteited^
JOHN HAZELWOOD, ,
SNOWDEN, , AdmirifftratorL
ANN DOUGHERTY, J
TUESDAY,
VOL. X. 1
®^^tf¥ml 114 milA^W itfK&l
O R, THE
GENERAL ADVERTISER.
Published every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
To-morrow Evening,
At VI o'Clock, at the Coffee-hnufe,
Will be fold by Public Auction,
A certain Plantation,
Improvement or Tra& of Land,
Situate and lying in Tyrone townlhip, Cumberland
county, containing, by estimation, 300 acres.
JOHN BAYARD, Auctioneer.
Just Published, and to be Sold
By James Davidson,
At the north-east corner of Market and Second-streets,
PUBLIC GOOD,
Being an Examination into 'he
Claim of Virginia to the vacant western
Territory,
And of the Right of
The United States to the Same:
To which is added,
Proposals for laying off a new State;
To be applied as a Fund for carrying on the War, or
redeeming the national De >t.,
By the Author of Common Sense.
N. B. Gentlemen who have fubferibed for the above
Pamphlet, are requeued to fend the amount of their
Subscriptions to Mr. Davidlon.
TO BE S~ O~L~ D,
By tyohn Lindsay,
In Front-street, opposite Norris's Alley, a very good
Ass rtment of
Queen's, Delphi and China
W A i< E S, consisting of the following articles, v : z.
Queen's Ware—Feather edged oval difh^ in set-, pLin
ditto feparafe, round baking ditto, soup, Shallow and
butter plates, tureens, butter boats and pepper cat
tors, salt cellars and mustard pots, tea and ccffepets,
tea and ce ffee cup's and saucers, sugar daffies and
cream jugs, half gallon, quart, pint and halt pint
bowls, quart, pint and half pint mugty half gallon
and qum jugs, wash hand batons with bottles 01 jugs,
chamber pots:
Delph Ware—Gallon, half gallon; qu^rt, pint &! all
pint bowls, plates, and chamber p^ts:
China Ware—Blue and white enamri'd arid burnt tea
cups and saucers.
N. B. A tew very handsome japann'd SALVERS for
sale.
Just Imported, and to be Sold, By
Peter and Jacob Kuhn,
The north fide of Market-ft^et, between Fourth and
Fifth-ftretts,
Bohea Tea,
Pepper,
Russia Sheetings,
Oznabrigs,
Bed-Ticks
Brittannias, &c. &c;
=-— • ' . .... .
JAMES NEWPORT,
At his Distillery S TOR E
In Third-street, between Market and Arch fffette
Has for SALE, of excellent Quality,
Brandy, Annifeed Water,
Geneva, Clove ditto,
Weft-India Rum, Orange ditto,
Philadelphia ditto, Mint Cordial;
And Spirits of Wine,
Proper for raising low proof Liquors, or for Medici
nal Purposes.
N. B. He fells the above at a small profit, and gives
good encouragement to those who buy of him to fall
againc'
THE
George Waihington, Esq;
A New Impreffibn in Metzotinto;
From the original FiQure belonging to the State of
Fennfylvania;
Poft^r si ze , i, e „ ^ inches by 10 inches, exclusive of
the margin ;
Price Two Dollars, or the Value thereof in current
Money, or Six Pound per Dozen to Shop-keepers,
or Persons g°i p g abroad.
Any Persons wanting the said Prints,
Will apply to CHARLES W. PEALE, at the corner
of Third and Lombard-ft^eets.
One door above Walnut-street, in Water-street, thd
following Goods.
„ LARGE quantity of
fl best Irish mess Beef,
in barrels and half barrels,
Best mess Po<k in ditto,
Jr sh Rose Butter in firkins,
Madeira Wine in pipes and
hogfhe^ds,
Choice Neats Tongues in
k'gs,
Mould and dipt Candles in
box's.
Excellent bottled Claret,
A quantity of afforded Tin
Write, jappaned and
plain,
Best Athlone Hatts, Bohea Tea by the
chef, Pocket Hankerchiefs, Sewing Silk, &c.
In Water street, above Arch-street:
Also, Madeira and Sherry Wines,
By the pipe and quarter-c^fk,
Weft-India Rom and some coarse Woollens;
TO BE SOL D,
For Cassi or Bills of Exchange upon France,
By C. P. & N. Raguet,
in Front-ftrect, five doors below Walnut%eet,
Best Port-au-Prince SUGARS ii hogsheads arid barj
rels,
COFFEE arid COCOA in bags and barrels,
GRENADA RUM in hog&ads,
TAFFIA in tierces,
MOLASSES in hogfh'eadf;
= _',^r-u -
Imported in the last Vcffil s from Europe.
And TO BE SO LD, By
Samuel Inglis and Company;
R",^, TEf us a very fine quality, zn affortmert
of hue and coarse Linens, heavy and light Sail
s ° tb ' ^U^"^. S "P'" fine C!o:h s, Chintzes and Ca
hco^s, Rrffii white Sheering, Madeira Wine of the
v ntage 1776, and a wv Cases of Geneva,-Bordeaux
C ^^. fan. 8, i 7 sr.
FLAX-SEED received in exchange for OIL
ByRICHARD WELLS,
L. Arch-street, near Sixth- street; who hath for faie,
SPERMACETI Candles in boxes, Flax-feed Oil by
u the barrel. Cotton irf bO, Flax-feed Meal in calks,
Three Iron Screws, 8, 4 and 3 incheFdiameter. jot.
Imported Saltpetre,
By the Hundred Weight or lefrirfQuantity,
To be Sold by the Subscriber,
At the Corner cf Walnut a^d Second-ftroets :'Alfo;
Drugs and Medicines, as ufuaj,
Frelh and of the best Quality.
SHARP DELANY.
ALLUM SALT
TO BE SOL D,
By L,acaze and Mallet,
TO BE SOL D,
By Davis Bevan,
OF HIS EXCELLENC Y,
JANUARY 16, 1781;
Tudy's Garters by the
gross,
Packets of Pins,
Calicoes,
White Threads,
Some extraordinary Lon^
don made Cloaths Brufhea,
Ditto Scrubing Brushes,
Best Durham Mustard,
Scotch Snuff,
Cheshire Cheese,
Powder Bjxcs,
And a Variety of ether
Goods not here men
tioned.
[NUMB. 6 99 .