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Philadelphia, November 29, 1780.
THE Managers hereby give Notice to all persons,
who have purchased Tickets in the third class,
in this city, that they are now ready to renue
the fame in the fourth class. All tickets not renewed
in fix weeks from this date, wiil be the property of the
United States.
Just Imported from Europe and the Weft Indies, and
TO BE SO L D, BY
Mordecai Lewis,
N. B. Thbfe adventurers in the third elafs of the Lot
tery, who choose to renew their Tickets in the fourth
class, are requeued not to defer their application for the
renueal, as the hurry sf the business will be such towards
tbe ctofe of the time limited, (if the adventurers should
delay their application) that many persons may be ex
cluded.
Imported in thelaft Veflfeis from Franc, and to be fold
for good bills on Europe or cafti, by
JACOB MORRIS,
On the weft fide of Front-street a few doors below Wal
nut street,
A few trunks of Chintzes and Callicoes, Suitable to
the season,
A few bales coarse Linen of good quality,•
Mens Silk and mens and womens Cotton Hose,
Bxcellentß hea Tea, &c. &c. &c.
In Second-street, near Spruce-ftrert, a Variety of DRY
GOODS: Amongst which arc,
BROADCLOTHS, Blankets, worsted
Stockings, a large assortment of white Linens, Ger
man Ozn'brigs, Raven's Duck, Checks, damask Ta
blecloths and Napkins, Cambricks, Calicoes, quarto
Writing-paper, an elegant Tea table Sett of China, &c.
He has, allo, for Sale,
A few clefts of Bohea Te,Madeira Wine, by the pipe
or quarter-cask, Claret, Port, L fbon and Sherry, in
bottles.
CWIFT'i Works,levels.
~ Voltaire, in En,. 39VS.
Bel?, Poets, 16 vols.
Montaigne Efftyr, 3 vols.j
R fftu's Works, 10 vols.
Englrfh Theatre,l2 vols.
Cook's zd Voyage,avs.Qto
Just Imported and to be Sold, on the lowest Terms, By
By Wooddrop and Joseph Sims,
At their STORE in Water-street, midway between
Spruce and Pine-streets,
Scarlet Broadcloths, green, buff and white
Caffimers, Wiltons, silk and mohair Buttons and
Twist, a quantity of French (ewing Threads Callicoes,
Brittannias, Gauzes, a box of affortad Cutlery, ex
cellent Bohea Tea in chests and half chests, &c. &c.
A few dozen of elegant CHINA BOWLS, &c. &c.
Andrew and James Caldwell,
VILEST INDIA Rum, genuine French Brandy, Gin
in cases, Bohea Tea, Allum, Copperas, Brim
stone, White Lead in kegs, ffieet and bar Lead, Shot,
Gunpowder, Tin in boxes, Window Glass, 10 by g,
Cinnamon, Jesuit's Bark, English Ci ecfe, Mens Shoes,
Needles, a few crates Earthern Ware, a neat affort
meat of Silks, a few pieces of Callimancoes and Du
rants, Sail Canvas.
GOLD-LEAF:
A few books of the very best quality, just imported
from Paris.
ft, HE HOUSES, WHARFF and STORES, now
in the tenure of Mr. John Meafe ; allo the House
and Stores, at present occupied by mtffieurs Ban
ner, Murray and Co. for t/rms apply to the Subscri
ber, who has sundry LOTTS of PASTURE GROUND,
in excellent fence, adjoining the South-ftreot of this
city, and a FARM in Roxborough town(hip, to lett;
likewise a quantity of WOOD to dispose of, standing,
at nine miles and an half distant from the city.
SAMUEL POWEL.
Also, Fine and coarse Linens, Brittannias, Ribbands,
Threads, Tapes, Pins, &c. &c.
TO BE SOLD,
By John Duffield,
At his store in Water-street, near Market-street.
Vl7 °AS taken u, the 23d of November last, a dark
'V Brown COW, about 11 or 12 years old, both the
ends of her horns sawed off, and calved at the fubferi
ber's house the fame day ihe came. Whoever claims
the said Cow, and proves his property, and paying
charges, shall have her again, by applying to the lub
fcriber, living in Paffyunk township.
Dec, 1^ 1780. JOHN SIMON.
United States Lottery-Office,
FOR SA L E,
A number of Books, elegantly Bound ;
Confining of
TO BE SOLD, BY
To be Let,
Philadelphia: Printed and Sold by DAJ'ID C. CLAPP 0 0 LE.
Enquire of the Printers.
English, French, and Ita
lian Diaionanef, 3 vole.
Johnfdn's ditto, 2 volt.
Pliny's Letters, 2 vols.
Robe:tfon's Hit. ofSrot.zvs
Bacon's Works, 3 vols, so.
A large General Atlas.
Bunner, Murray and Company,
In Front-street, nearly opposite the Coffee-houfe,
The Maryland, Delaware, Virginia and North-Carolina
Philadelphia, December 23, 1780.
Eight Hundred Dollars Reward.
WAS stolen last night out of the stable of the lub
fcriber, living in Abington tawnfhip, Philadel
phia county,a Black HORSE, four years old last spring,
about 15 hands high, dim made, good courage, has a
blaze in his forehead, a (pot on the right fide with a
few grey hairs come by the saddle, one white hind foot,
he has not been docked, a natural trotter. Whoever
takes up said horse and thief, and secures them fu that
the owner may have the horse again (hall have the
above reward, or four hundred dollars for the horse
only, and reasonable charges paid, by
PETER TYSO N.
A moiety of a Ico acres of LAND, in Whitpaine
township, adjoining lands of James Morris, and John
Robert's, late the efface of Isaac Taylor, Enquire at
the University, of JAMES CANNON.
Wanted,
LODGING and BOARD for a Gentleman in a pri
vate family, where there arc no Lodgers. En
quire of the printers.
To be Sold,
A compleat Billiard Table. Enquire of the
On Meafe's whaift', below the Bridge,
RUSSIA Sheetings, Ravens Duck, Dutch Dowlafs,
Loaf Sugar, Rum, Table Knives and Forks, Bar
low Penknives, Pfohopt dit. Buck-capt dit. Sciff^s,
Awl-blades, Common and White-chippie Needles, &c.
ALS O, To be @old, A Quantity, of Red Oak
Staves and Knockdowns, Cedar and pine Boards,
Plank a id Scantling, Tanner's Oil.
The Gentleman and Lady's
Pocket Memorandum-Book
And ALMANACK, with the addition of a Letter
cafe: the whole comprehended in a neat pocket vo
lume, bound in red leather; containing, befidcs a
number of uletul Tables, two pages of ruled paper
for every week, divided into proper columns for eve
ry day in the year, lor keeping accounts, memoran
dums, &c. &c.
Just PUBLISHED, and to be SOLD,
In huge or small Quantities, By
Benjamin January, Bookbinder,
AL OT of about fix acres of LAND, with the
ruins of a large brick house thereon, situated on
Poplar lane in the Northern Liberties.
A two dory frame meffuage and lot of GROUND,
and F ERRY-WHARFF, on the north fide of
Mulberry or Arch-street wharff, containing in breadth
east and weft 98 feet to low water mark, and extend
ing in depth north and south 42 feet.
A Plantation in Abington town flop, containing SO7
acres of LAND, with a good dwclling-houfe thereon,
late the estate of John Knight
A moiety of 43 acres of LAND 1 , in Germantown, on
the main street, adjoining lands of John Bringhurft
and debtor Warner's, late the estate of Abraham Fif
torius.
Just Published, ?nl to be Sold,
• By William Mentz,
In Race-ttreet, at Mr. Themes Bradford's Book store
in Market- street, and Mr. William Woodhonfe's in
Front-street,
Two Tboufand Dollars Retard.
RA N away this evening from the lubferiber, a
negro wench named MARIA, alias AMORIT
; she is about thirty-four years of age, tall and
well made, her face long, and features more regular
than are common with her colour : (he had on, or took
with her, a pale blue and white fine (bort lincey gown
and petticoat alm^ft new, a petticoat of green baize
and one of tow linnen, a pair of men's leather ihoes,
good fhifts of brown homespun linen, and aprons of the
fame. It is fuppofird (he will endeavour to get into the
Jerftys, as she came from thence, and once lived with
Mr. Thomas Lowrey, of Flemington ; but it is fufpe&-
ed she is now lurking in this city, or concealed by some
free negroes.
She also took with her—her female child named
JANE, about four years old, well made, fat, round
faced and lively : had on, or took with her, a blue and
white linfey frock.
Whoever will deliver the faid' wench and child to the
Subscriber in Philadelphia, (hall have the above reward.
JOHN DUFFIELD.
N. B. All persons are forbid to harbour her at their
peril.
Just Imported, and To be Sold, by
ALMANACK,
To be fold or let,
AND EPHEMERIS,
For the Year of Our LO R D, 17S1.
For a year or term of years,
Philadelphia. December 25th, 1780.
printers.
TH E Auditors of Public Accounts for
this flare have removed their office t(>
the louth-weft corner of Front and Chef
nut-ftreets.
TO BE SO L D,
A Valuable PLANTATION or traft
of land, lying in Arundle county, Maryland,
on the great Falls of Batapfco, eleven miles from Bal
timore town, and within three miles of Elk-Ridge
Landing; containing fix hundred and twenty-two
acres, whereon is ereffed a merchant mill, with two
writer wheels and two pair of mill-hones, one burr the
other pair Cologne, with booking reels and hoisting
geere, all go by water; a framed mill-house, twefe
stories high, 37 feet by 27 feet, a newframed dwelling
hcufe adjoining the fame, with two rooms on a floor ,
a new law mill adjoining themerchant-mill ; all in good
order: There is water fufficient for three waterwheels
more ; likewise fall enough on this tra& for two set #
of mills more ; likewise, a good framed farmhoufe, with
three ro@ms on a floor, a large framed barn, stalling,
and other out-buildings ; there is about 150 acres clear'd
land, with zoo bearing apple trees, and four hundreds
young tieer, lately set out, of the belt grafted fruit, a
large number of other kinds of fruit trets, such as cher
ries of various forts, peaches ar.d plumbs ; the remain
ing part of the land well timbered and watered, and vo
ry good foil for wheat or other grain ; all in good ten
antable repair. Fer terms apply to ROBERT CORN
THWAIT, on the premises, JOHN CORNTHWAIT,
Baltimore Town, or JOHN BROWN, Philadelphia.
TO BE LET T,
Speedwell Saw-Mill and Lands,
On Waiding River, in Weft New-Jersey, Burlington
County, &c.
The above Mill and Lands w^e advertised and fold the
24th day of April last, at vendue ; the conditions of
file not being complied with, said Mill and Landa
revolved back to the former owner, &c.
THEY will now be Lett, either to the
Shares or for Cash, as best suits the Renter, and
may be entered on immediately * The Mill is in good
repair and now sawing; foe has plenty of timber, pine
and cedar, belonging to her ; the boards may be rafted
from the Mill-tail to where the flbops take in to go to
sea, or by carting about 8 miles, to a branch of An
chocus, they may be brought dire&ly to Philadelphia^
There is on the Premises, one new two story Frame
House and Kitchen, with good stone Cellars, a brick
Oven, two Log Hcufes for tenants, &c. a large Frame
Barn, 60 by 40 feet, and Stabling plenty far horses, a
good bearing Peach Orchard, young Apple ditto, a
great plenty of summer and fall Feeds for oxen or all
kinds of cattle ; the Land brings good Rye and Corn^
and Garden Truck in abundance. Should the Person
applying, incline to fettle there, and choose to buy the
Place, terms may be made er.fy, &c. It is a good feat
fora Furnace, with a great Quantity of Coal-wood and'
Ore belonging thereto. For particulars, apply to
BENJAMIN RANDOLPH, in Chefnut-ftreet.
N. B. A voung, handy NEGROE WENCH, her
child, a BOY, To be fold, fitfor country work. En=
quire as above. Philadelphia, Dec. u, 1780.
Q A ME to the pasture of the fubferiber,
on the 6th of August last, a small Red BULL-
The owner is desired taprove his property, pay charges,
and take him away, JACOB SERRILL.
Darby, December 20, 1780.
Three Hundred Dollars Reward.
Q N Friday nigh', the 15th inftanf,the house of the
" fuofcriher was broke oper, and me (ollo^ing arti
cles stolen, viz. One long Broadcloth Cloak of a lig! t
colour, one (hert Coating ditto of a light colour, b und
with tape, a black Sanin Bonnet lined with whi<c, a
black Fur Tapper, a Boy's Ha fr , and one white Linen
Aproh. Whoever discovers the perpetrators of the
above Robbery,fo that the Good's may be had again,
(hall be entitle to the above Reward, or in proportion
far any part thereof, paid by
Dec. 22, i 7 &Q. ALEXANDER DYER.
Y 0 BE SOLD,
A Quantity of WOOD,
C hefts,
MOLASSES in Kegs,
RUM,
A few Pipes, Half-pipes and (Quarter-case
of MADEIRA wine,
ROBERT MORRIS,
A Quantity of BRANDY, .
Dry HIDES,
White and brown Spani(h SUGARS *
standing, three miles from the city, on this fide of
Schuylkill. Enquire of the Printers.
TO BE SO L D, By
A RO BBER Y.