The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-03-26 00:00:00, page 4

SU PERFINE Broad
cloths,
Second ditto,
Trilli Ratteens,
Fine Coating,
Blue Plains,
Colon Velvet,
Emboyfed Serge,
Cambist and Duroys,
Malquret and Calliman
coes,.
Veit Patterns,
Mens and womens Hose,
Mens and boyseparfe yarn
ditto.
Cotton and linen Checks,
Russia Sheetings,
Ticklehburgy and Oznt.
brigs,
Fine Laval and Plattilia
' Linens,
3-4 and yard wide Brit,
tanias,
5.4 . wide Shetting,
Yard wide room and house
Linen,
Linen and cotton Stripes,
Ladies Kid Gloves,
Sewing Silks and Skelle
tons,
Belt steel Razors,
A healthy strong Negro Wench,
about 26 years of age, with a female child
three years old; she can cook wash and
iron, milk, churn and spin, is fit for town
or country. Enquire of the printer.
By John Levins,
In Market-ftregt, the corner of Strawberry-alley, a
neat Assortment of the following GOODS, which
he will fell low for Cafb, and take in payment this
or any neighbouring State Money at a moderate ex
t change; also, will receive French Guineas at an
equal value with Englilh, and French Crowns in
like proportion.
Ie Water ftrcet, near Market street,
A Parcel of Laval and Britannia Linens,
^ wide Flinders SHEETING,
Write SWANSKINS.
Where allo may be had, Cannon SHOT of various
fixes, and a few Pair of Nine pound CANNON.
Philadelphia, M^rch 2zd, i,^
Four Hundred Dollars Reward.
lift Night, the STORE of the Subscribers, and rob
bed of the following MONIES and GOODS, viz.
460 Spanish milled dollars,
87 Hif-johanneffes,
30 English guineas,
60 Ditto half ditto,
aepo Dollar. Rhode-lfland state-money,
400 ditto Massachusetts and New- Hampshire ditto,
150 ditto Pennsylvania ditto,
Some Soldiers Certificates,
A prmiffr/ Note for 2000 Spanish dollars, payable
in thirty days, in favour of Thomas Prince.
Some dozens of Barcelona handkerchiefs,
One piece black India taffaty,
One piece blue spotted fattin,
One piece Pompadour coloured silk,
Sundry pieces of ^mbrick, ,
Seventeen pieces of different coloured ribbands,
A number of clean and dirty shirts, marked R. C.
One light chintz morning-gown,
With a number of other articles that cannot yet be
afc^rtained.
Whoever difeovers the perpetrator or perpetrators 0
the above robbery, fothat they may be brought to jus
tice, and secures the goods, money, &c. so that the
fubferibers may have them again, (hall receive the 1-
bove Reward, or a proportionable part of it for either,
paid' by REED and FORDE.
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
RpHE STORE of the lubferibers was broke open
last night and robbed: The Goods at present
miffed are about 50 pieces of fine 3-4 Brittannias, 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, or
Half the Sum forth' Goods only.
MORDECAI LEWIS & Co.
Philadelphia, March 9, 1781.
Just IMPORTED in the Ship St. James, Captain
Truxton, from France, and
To be Sold cheap by the Bale,
At the S T 0 R E of
JUST OPENE D,
BROKE OPEN,
Philadelphia ■.Prated and Sold by DA7 ID C. CLAYPOOLE, in Market-Street.
And to be SOLD, Wholesale and Retail,
TO BE SOLD.
Charles Pettit,
Coat and vest Buttons,
Ribbons of different co
lours,
Fustians,
Fine light and dark Chint
zes,
Light and dark Callicoes
and Cottens,
Cambricks and Lawns,
Lawn Handkercheifs,
Silk ditto,
Romal and check ditto,
Fine plain and striped
Mullins,
Black and white Modes,
White, black, and pink
Persians,
A neat Assortment of
SILKS, fuck as Indias,
Paduafoys, Ducapes,
Luteftrings and Man
tuas of different colours,
10, 8, and 7 quarters wide
fine Rose Blankets,
Englilh Playing Cards,
Tapes,
White and coloured
• Threads,
I Fins,
I Shirt Buttons, &c. &c.
Hannah Town, We^moreland county. Feb. 20, 1782.
'CT?'IIEREAS the Ehates of Moles Carson and John
Courtney, late of the county of Weftmoreiand,
having been in due course of law forfeited to this state;
we the fubferibers, agents for the said county of Weft
mbreland, do hereby give notice, that the real eftate#
of the said Mises Carson and John Courtney, within
the laid county, confiding of the following Meffuages
and Tra&< of Land, viz.
One M flbage and Craft of Land containing about
300 acres, situate in Pitt townihip, on the waters of
Turtle creak, Weftmoreiand county, late the property
of the above said Moses Carlon:
One Meffuage and Tra& of Land, containing 100
acr s, situate in Dr.y townihip, Loythannon. creek,
Wetmore and county, late the property of the above
laid John Courtney;
Will be Sold at Public Vendue, at the Court-House
of laid county, on Thursday the nth July next ; the
sale to begin at T<n o'clock in the forenoon, and to
con tinue from day to day till the whole is fold : The
terms of ia e will be according to law, viz. One fourth
part of the purchase money to be paid in ten days after
file, or the premises again to revert to the state, and
the bolder be liable to forfeit the said one fourth part
of the purchase money ; and the remainder within one
month after sale, and in failure thereof the premiffes in
like manner to revert to the fta'e, and the fourth part
to be forfeited ; and on certificates of payment being
produced from the agents or either of them; deeds will
be driven as by law dirt&ed.
Ard we the agents do also, pursuant to law, hereby
notify all the claimants to the said premiffs or any part
thereof, and creditors to the said Moses Carton and
John Courtney, to exhibit their claims and demands
to the juttices of the Supreme court, within the time
mentioned by la% or, they will be forever barred from
the recovery thereof.
JOHN PROCTOR,
THOMAS GALBREITH,
And may be entered on the middle of
April next, A
Lot of land, containing sixteen
acers, on which is ere&ed a genteel brick tenement,
situate in Turner's-lane, three miles from the city, an
excellent well of water, an orchard of the best grafted
fruit, a new barn, with other improvements suitable
for a gentleman's feat or a farmer, being so convenient
to the market. For terms apply te Mrs. CARMIC, in
Chefnut-ftreet, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
No. 5. in' undivided moiety of a plantation, con
taining -—^ ..c ci in Linn to#nlhip, joining lands of
Philip Moles, Mardin Shuch and others, on which is
a good dwelling house, office houses, a large orchard,
meadow and other improvements, late the estate of the
said George Philop Wertman.
No. 6. a house and lot in Eaflon, the rorthweft cor
ner of the court house, now in the possession of major
Henry Alfhoufe, late the estate of the laid John Spe
teing,
All which will be Sold by Public Vendue, at the
Court-House, at Eafton on the 24th day of April next,
at Ten o'clock in the forenoon. The hales will continue
from day to day, till the whole be dilpo'ed of.
The terms of sale will be according to law, as follows,
viz. one fourth part of the purchase money to be paid
in ten days after sale, or the premiffes 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 averts, or either of them, of full
payment of the purcirale 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 laid premises, cr any cf
them, and creditors of the said Joseph Remigh, Henry
Steininger, William Thomas and George Philop Weft
man, cr either of them, to exhibit their claims and de
mands to the justices ot 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, )
W'npKEAS the Estates of Job ph R^migo, - ry
Steiningcr, William Thomas, and George Philop
Wrrtma^, rL 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 lubferibers, agents for the
fail county, do h reby yive notice, that .he estates of
the said Jofipu Renigl:, Henry Staninger, William
Thomas aid George P.nop Wertman, confuting of the
swing Improvements, Houles and 'Fraas of Land,
viz.
No. i. containing :bout 105 acres and 1-4, in
Maccungic townihip,joining lands of Frederick Rem gb,
Peter Hazen and land blunging to the Lutherian
church: This land it of the belt quality, on which
is a good dwelling hcufe, office hots, 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
townihip, joining lands of Bartle Miller, George Stei
ninger and cithers, on which is a good house and other
improvements, late the estate &f the said Henry Stei
ninger. .
No. 3. 'containing 112 acres and 14.0 perches, join
ing No. 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 aeries and 1-1 in Penn town
fllip, well watered and timbered, on which a great
quantity f meadow may be made, late the estate of the
laid William Thomas.
TO BEL E T,
TO BE SOL D,
At the corner of Uri n and Second-street, A
Good Frame Houle with a good
cellar under it, a good frame kitchen, a new brick ne
ctff\ry house. For further particulars enquire of
THOMAS CURGEE, at the corner of Spruce and
front streets.
STOLEN from Captain Bieber's liable, in South
wark, on Saturday night last, the 2d instant, a
handsome bright Bay GELDING, in good order, a
bout 5 verrs old, 14 hands high, with a short mane
and moderately long tail, is very fpirit<d and toff's hi#
head when rod% had neither brand or natural marks,
except a very few white hairs in his forehead, trots,
paces and canters, #nty was lately purchased from
William Reynolds, who lives within a few miles of
Lancaster : it is ftifpeded that the said I&fe was stolen
by a certain James Parker, who lived in Southwark and
absconded the fame night; he is about 40 years of
a ^ e * 5 ' eet 9 inches h/gh; hag left a thumb off one of
his hands, and w 8 drifted, as near as can be recollea
ed,in a ih-rt blue jacket and green overalls. Whoever
will apprehend and secure the said horse and thief shall,
on convi&i>n, receive the above reward, or TWEN
TY DOLLARS for the Hcrle, on delivery to Captain
BLEWER, or Mr. CHAPLIN's Livery-ftaoles, in
Market-ttr, et.. Merch 4, 1782.
No. 5, two-thirds of about 400 acres, on the bank#
of the river Sufquehanah, in the said township, on which
is a good house, orchard and other improvements, and
to which belongs two thirds®! the ferry known by the
name of Noblit'# or Middle-town ferry, late the estate
of the said William Rankin.
No. 4., in said townihip, joining lands of Robert
Lewis, John Pike and others, containing about 300
acres, on r rich is a good House and other improve
ments, late the estate of the said William Rankin.
No. 6, in said townihip, on which George Spencer
now lives, containing about 50 acres, on which is a
house and other improvements, late the estate of the
said William Rankin.
All which will be Sold by Public Vendue, at the
Court-house, at Yotk-Town, on the firft day of May
next. The Sales will continue from day to day, 'till the
whole be disposed cf.
The Terms of Sale will be according to law, as fol
lows, to wit, One fourth part of the purchafe-mency 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 cne nionth ; and on a certificate
being produced from the ag^nt, of full payment of the
pnrchafe-mony, a deed will be given as by law directed.
And I, the Agent, do also, purfant to law, hereby no
tify all the Claimants of the said prekiifrt, 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.
WHEREAS the Efates of WMiiam Rimkin, Jame#
Rankin, John Rankin and Martin Blackford
all late of the county of York, having been in due course
of law forfeited and seized to the use of this state, I
the fubferiber, agent for the said county, do hereby
give notice, that the estates of the said William Rar.kin,
James Rankin, John Rankin and Martin Blackford,'
Situate in the said county of York, confining of the fol
lowing Improvements and Trias of Land, viz.
No. 1. In Newberry townihip, joining lands of Hen
ry Emminger, James Todd and others, containing a
bout zoo acres, on which is a good house, barnand other
improvements, late the estate of the said William
Rankin.
No. 2, joining No. 1, the lands of James M'Cor
nell and others, containing about zoo acaes, on which
is a good house, barn, orchard, 7 or 8 acres of meadow,
and o:her improvements, late the egate of the laid
William Rankin.
No. 7, in said townihip, one undivided moiety of 500
acres, known by the name of Teafy-lanfon which are
several good houses and other improvements, late the
estate of the said William Rankin.
No. 3, in said townihip, near the meeting.houfe,
known by the name of Hanging-rock, containing about
150 acres, moftty woodland, late the estate of the said
William Rankin.
No. 8, in said townihip, 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 townihip, being one undivided moiety
of 200 acres, on which Joseph Glancy lives, late the
estate of the said William Rankin.
No. 13, in Dover and Newberry townships, joining
lands of John Ceediffli, John Spe^de and others, con
taining about 120 acres, on which is a good dwelling
house, orchard, some m^dow and other improvments,
late the estate of the laid James Rankin.
No. 14, in Newberrv townihip,; joining lands of
James Smith, Cafp-r Y>ss and others, containing a
bout 90 acres, moldy woodland, late the estate cf the
laid John Rankin.
No. 15, in Warrington townihip, joining lands of
William Ferro and others, containing about 150 acres,
on which is a good bore#, barn, young thriving orch
ard and other mYprovments, late the estate of the said
Martin Blackford.
No. io, in Mana^han townihip, joining lands of
Allan Torbit, William White and others, on which
Amos Williams lives, containing about 150 acres, and
on which is two dwelling houses and other improv
merits, late the estate of the said William Rankin.
Forty Dollars Reward.