The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1780-06-17 00:00:00, page 4

Philadelphia, Maj 13M, 1780.
WHEREAS the Estates of
Joseph Gdlo&ay, John Roberts, Holton
Julies, Joseph Gri^v/^d, Jol Evans, Peter Campbel,
IGac Alien, ehriftrin Hook, John Butcher, Of-aid
E/e, Christopher Sower, Jonathan Wright, John
Wright, Abijah Wright, John Lufburg, lo&pb Comely,
John Bark, John Robson, Joshua Knight, Law
rence Eagan, Richard Swanwick, John P^rrock, Sa
muel Shoemaker, Abraham Piftorious, John Tolley,
and William Roden, all late of the county of Philadel
phia, having been indue ceurfe of Law forfeited and
f z°d, to the use of this Stitt:
WE the fubferihetp Arents for the lid county, DO
HEREBYGIVE NOTICE, that the In'ereftsand Estate's
of the laid Jj^e^n G^oA^y, John Roberts, -Helton
Jones, Joseph G-iefwoid Joel Evans, Pter Campbel
Taac Alien, . Civilian Hook, John Butcher, Oswald
Eve, Christopher Sower, Jonathan Wright, John
Weighs, Abjah Wrigh , John Lufburg, Joseph Comely,
John Burk, John Rubeion, J dhua Knight, Lawrence
Fagan, R.chard Swanwick, John Parrock, Samuel
Shoemaker, Abraham Riftorious, John Tolley, and
William Rolen, in the following Trias or Parcels of
Land; viz. N). s a Tr : a of Land on Schuylkill, in the
NotthernLibe ti s, containing about 45 acres, with a good
hrue and other valuable improvements thereon ; No.
i, a T ad of Land on Hogg Ifltnd, being 131 part of
Gid ill.:nd, containing about 105 acres of banked mea
dow ; No. fr a Trad of Wood Land in Beckley Town
4hip, lying on the two branches of Indian Creek, and
Haverford R ad, late of Jofepn Galloway, Efquxre:
No, 1, a Tia* of Land in Lo^er Marion Township;
Containing 300 acres, with a good dwelling houf, two
grist mills, on saw mill, and one paper mill, and divers
(Ait houses, ail in good order; No. 2, a Tr^& of Land
^dpio ng the above containing 78 acres with a boufe,
&c. No, 3, a Tra& of Land on Schuylkill, containing
303 4 ere„ idj ining Frederick Backing's land, with three
dwelling houses, a powder mA!, a oil mill, and a saw
mill thereon, with other improvements, late of John
Robert# :
A Lot of Ground in Germantown of about a acre,,
wiha handsome dwelling house, (tore, fliop, and o
ther im rovenrents, Lite of Holton Jones :
A Tr a of Land in the Northern Liberties contain
ing S 3 acres, with a brick house and sundry other irn
pruvunen's thereon, late of Joseph Griefwold :
A Trad o' Land in Blockiey Township, containing
about 50 acres, with 2 dwelling houies and other im
provements thereon, late of Jc#l Evans :
A Lot o f meadow ground in P^ffyunk rownGup, on
Greenwich I(land, nekr th* mouth of Hollanders creek,
containing 3 acres, late of Peter Campbel :
No. 1, a Let of Land on Hickory Lane, of about 5
atres, with the remains of 2 brick houses thereon ; No. 2,
a Lot adjoining the above containing 3 acres, late of
Isaac Allen :
A Lot oh Germantown Road, 'about one and a half
miles from the city, about 75 feet front, and 180 feet
deep, with the remains of a brick kitchen thereon, late
of Christian Hook:
A Trafi of Land in Blockley Township containing 56
acres, late of John Butcher:
One Tra&of Land in Oxford Township, containing
202 acres, with.a good dwelling house, powder mill and
other very valuable improvements thereon, late of Of
wad Eve:
A Lot of Ground in Germantown, containing 1 1 acres,
3 quarters and 36 perches," with a dwelling house there
on, late o f Christopher Sower:
A Trad of Lard in Hatfeild T^wnthip, containing
too acres, with a house, barn, meadow, &c. thereon,
late of Jonathan Wright:
A Tr^a of Land containing 50 acres, adjoining the
above with a dwelling house thereon, late of John
Wright:
One other Traft adjoining the above containing 90
acres with a dwelling house thereon, late of Abijah
Wright :
A Traft of Land in the Manor of Moreland, con
taining I:6acrr : whh a house, barn, meadow, orchard,
&c. late of John Lufburg:
A Tra& d Landin the Minor of Moreland, of ico
,-rw, wth a hculr, barn, &:. thereon, late of Joseph
C,le :
On? other Trad in the Mtripr aforefaid, containing
30 ac% lane of John Burk :
A r^a of Land in Whitp-ine Tovn^in, contain
ing anoat 75 acres, with a good house and many valu
a§e improvements thereon, late of John R^befon :
No. i, a Trad of Land in AMng:on Tewnfhip, con
taining 100 acres ; No. 2, a tratt in Abington afore
fiid, about x: acresl}ing near the Meeting House, late
of Jefhua Knight :
A Lot of Ground in Second-ffreet near the Barracks,
containing IS fed front, and 125 feet deep, with a
three story brick house the:eon, l^eof Laurence Fagan:
No. I, a Tram of Landin New-Providence, contain
ing about 170 acres with a house thereon ; No. 2, one
other Tr^a adjoining the above containing about 103
acres, late of Richard Swanwick :
A Trad of Land in the Northern Liberties, contain
ing 5 acres with a brick house thereon, late of John
Parrock $
A Lot of Ground, on Poplar Lane, containing about
5 acres, late of Samuel Shoemaker:
One moiety of a Lot of Ground in Germantown, con
taining 39 acres, late of Abraham Piftorious:
One" Lot of Ground in -Catherine-ttreet with a two
story frame house thereon, late of John Tolley :
One Lot in Catherine-street, 20 feet front, between
Front and Second street, late of William Roden.
The S a les of which will begin, at the Court House
at Philadelphia, on the tweoty firft day of June next,
and continue from day to day until the whole is Sold.
The terms of Sale will be according to Law, as fol-
PHILADEL P HIA: Printed and Sold by JOHN DUNLAP, in Market-street.
lows to wit, one fourth part of the perchafe 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 cf the purchase money : Theremainder
thereof to be paid in one month alter Sale, and on a
certificate being produced from the Agents or either of
them, ot full payment of the purchase money, a deed
will be givenas by Law directed.
And to prevent all difficulties with refpe& to payment,
the Agents wid attend at the Court House cn the tenth
dy after SU% to receive the firft payment, and in like
mgnnrr on ths thirtieth day after the Sde to receive the
last payment, after which no purchase money will be
received, but the premises again Sold for the benefit of
the Commonwealths
GEORGE SMITH, 7 Agents for
WIL. MCMULLIN, JP. County.
TZySale to begin at Ten o'clock.
Philadelphia, June 16, 1780.
To the P ÜBLI C.
"TT T HER E A S the plantation belong-
V, ing to the late John Roberts, Miller, of Lw
er-Merion Township, is advertised by the Agents or
Confi cated Estates, to be fold, on the 21st instant, the
Subscriber informs the Publie, thrt he has an objection
to the Dam belonging to the upper Mill, adjoining the
land es the late Corrad Sbitzs's eftat*; as being too
high, that unless it is lowered to its proper height, by
the said Agents, Purchaser or Purchasers, he will other
wise have it done by a due Course of Law.
HENRY KAMMERER.
Acting Adminittrato: .
Philadelphia, May 20, 1780.
WH EREAS the eftares of John Parrock, Hudson
Burr, John Loosely, Alexander Smith, Abra
ham Carlisle and Joel Evans, all late of the city of Phi
ladelphia, havr; in due course of law, been forfeited and
feezed to the life of this state.
We, the fubferibers, Agents for the said city, do
hereby give NOTICE, that the eftatts of the said John
Parrock, Hudson Burr, John Loosely, Alexander Smith,
Abraham Carlifle and Joel Evans, within the said ci'y,
confiding es the followin^MHluages, Lots, Rents and
Tenements, to wit,
No. I. A two story brick meffuage and lot of ground,
fitaate on the south fide of Saffafras-llrect, between
Front and Second Streets, in tenure of John Patterson,
shoemaker.
No. 2. A two story brick meffuage and lot of ground
adjoining the above, in tenure of George Heyl, tailor.
No. 3. A brick meffuage and lot of ground, situate on
the south fide of SafDfrds street, between Front-street
and Water- rtreet, in tenure of the widow Coppock.
No. 4. A brick meffuage and lot of ground, lituate on
the weft fide of Water street, adjoining the above, in
tenure of Allen Cathcart.
No 5. A lot, wharf and stores, situate on the east fide
of Wat^r street and south fide of Saffafras- street, con
taining in breadth 71 feet, and extending in depth from
Water-street into the river Delaware as far as low water
m^rk ; the stores and Wharf in tenure of Colonel Lewis
Farmer, and part of the lot under rent to Captain Peter
Browne, and part under rent to Ila^c Cathral.
No. 6. Two yearly rent charges, one of 171. and one
of sol. Pennfylvxnh currency, issuing o^t of two lots,
lituate on the welt fide of Water-street and east fide of
Front-street, between Saffafras and Mulleiry-ftreets,
in tenure of Sarah Forfeit and William Niles.
No. 7. A yearly rent charge of 21. 14.#. Pennf/lvania
currency, issuing out of a lot on the south fide of Saffa
fras-ftreet, between Front and Second-Itreets, in tenure
of Edward Brooks.
No. 8 Athree story brick meffuage and lot of ground,
situate on the east fide of Second-street and north fide of
Saffafras street, containing in breadth about 16 feet, and
in depth a^out 96 feet, in tenure of Dietrich Metzner.
No. 9. A three story brick meffuage and lot, lituate
on the east fide of Second-ftrect, adjoining the above
containing in breadth about 16 feet, and in depth about
96 feet, in tenure of Abraham Wilt, jun.,
No. lo A lot cf ground, situate on the north fide of
Saffafras street, adjoining an alley which divides this
from the last mentioned two meffuages and lots, con
taining in breadth about 22 feet, and in depth about 51
feet, in tenure of Peter Perris.
No. 11. A lot of ground and wharf, situate on the
cast fide of Water-street and north fide of Saflafras
ftreet, containing in breadth about 49 feet, and extend
ing in depth from Watcr-ftrect into the river Delaware
as far as low water mark, at pre'ent under rent to the
following perlons, for the following turns, viz.
The widow Siulfburry, 81.\
John Patterion, smith, iel./
John Fii ton, 7^l
Caffri and Caldrop, for ) Pennlylv. currency.
the wharf, / 3 2 '-[
571.
No. 12. Two yearly rent charges, one of ,1. and the
Other of 71. 10$. issuing out of two lots of ground, fi uate
on the north fide of Saffafras street, between Front and
Water streets, in tenure of Robert Black and the widow
Saulfburry.
No. $ 3. Two yearly rents issuing out of two lot: of
ground, on the south fide of Saffafras-ftreet, between
Front and Second -Itreets, one of 41. and one of 31. ss.
Pennf)lvania currency, in tenure of Michael Dawron
and Nathaniel Brown.
No. 14, Four yearly rent charges, one of 31. 6s. two
of ,l. los- each, and one of gl. as. Pennsylvania curren
cy, issuing out of four lots of ground, situate on the south
fide of Vine and east fide of Second-streets, in tenure of
George Herger, Adolph Gilman's executors, Frederick
Maus and Charles Meredith.
C O A L S.
Pi T -CO AL, delivered at a very fine landing, near
the town of Manchester, below the Falls of fames
River, is now to be had in any quantity, and the great
est dispatch given to the veffeb. The quality ot thele
C OALS, particularly for Blacksmith's and Sv
car Baker's use, is eftcemed equal to the New Caftic
Coal. For terms of sale, apply to William Ronald,
of Manchester, Virginia, or Samuel Inglis & Co.
of Philadelphia.
June i 2, 1780.
WANT E D,
TO WAIT
On a SINGLE GENTLEMAN.
^ SERVANT,
TXT H O can dress Hair and take care of two
Houses. Such a perlon being well recommend
ed, may hear of a place, by applying to the Printer.
Three Hundred Dollars Regard.
ST RAYED or STOLEN out of
the Subfcriber'a patture, living in Colebrookdale
townihip, Berks County, on the 22b of May last, in the
night time, a black HORSE, with a dar in bis faqe,
and a white foot that may be covered with a pertny on
the right hind leg, a little above the knee, shod be
fore, about 14 hands high, five years old, trots and
paces, high couraged, and 13 branded on the near fide,
thus,
I 1 S.
Whoever shall take up the said Harfe, and deliver him
to the owner or to Stephen Martin, in the Borcugh
of Lancaster, shall have the above Reward, and rea
fonabie charges, paid by me,
HENRY STOUFFER.
June 2, i;lo.
TO BE SOLD BY
JOHN SPARHA WK,
In Second-street, five doors below the Friends Meeting,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of BOOKS, &c
---among which are late Magazines, Boyer's French
Dictionary, Family Bibles, Hume's History of England,
Goldsmith's ditto. A great variety of Paper Hangings,
the best large Writing Paper, Blank Books, Parchment,
Surveying Instruments, Quadrants, the best Lancets,
Copper Scales and Weights, Money-Scales, &c.
Druggs and Medicines, viz. Camphor, Opium, Quick
silver, Peruvian Bark, Sweet-Oil, Keyfer's Pits, Jefuifa
Drops, Turlington's Balsam, Harlem Oil, Daffy's Elixir,
Scots Pills, British Oil , Bateman's Drops, &c. &c.
Allo may be had at fame place, Tanners 0.1 and Bri
stol Glass.
No. 15, Two yearly rent charges, one of 41. and one
of 61. Pennsylvania currency, issuing out of two lots of
ground on the eift fide df Second-ltreet, between Vine
and Saffafras-ftreets, in tenure of George Peakham,
(late of Frederick Rohr, deceased) and Jacob Brown.
All late the tftate of the said John Parrock, during the
term of his natural life.
No. 16. A two story biick meffuage and lot of ground,
situate on the weft fide of Fourth-ftrect, between Vine
and Saffafras streets, containing in breadth about 17 feet,
and extending in depth about 175 feet to Crown-street.
Late the estate of the said Hudfun Burr.
No. 17. A two story brick mufluage and lot cf ground
situate on the south fide of Wa/nut-ftreet, between Fron
and Sedond-ftreets, in tenure of Metts and company;
fubjeft to 21. groundrent per annum. Late the ettate
of the said John Loosely.
No. xB. A frame smith shop, brick kitchen and lot cf
ground; situate on the weft tide of Third-street and
south fide of Unicn-ftr^et, in tenure of— Adams
and co. fubjeft to a groundrent of 81. 12$. Pennsylvania
currency per annum. Late the estate of the said Alex
ander Smith.
No, 19. A three story brick meffuage and lot of
ground, situate on the weft fide of Front-ftpeet, between
Sass fras and Mulberry-streets, containing in breadth a-
Lout 15 feet, and in depth about 135 feet, fubjeft to a
groundrent of 41. 10s. Pennsylvania currency per anno
Late the eftats of the said Abraham Carlifle, deceased.
No^ 20. A two story brick mefluageand lot of ground
situate on the south fide of Stamper's alley, between Se
cond and Third-streets, containing in breadth about 1^
feet 8 inches, and in depth about 43 feet 6 inches. Late
the estate of the laid Joel Evans. (
All which will be Sold by Public Vendue; at the
Courthouse in the said city, on Monday, the 26th day cf
June next. The sale to begin at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, and continue from day to day, until! the whole be
fold.
The terms of sale will be according to law, vie. Ore
fourth part of the purchase money to be paid in ten days
after the sale, or the premises again to revert to the state &
and the bidder liable to forfeit the said fourth part of the
purchase money ; the remaining three fourth parts thereof
to be paid in one month after tale ; and ga a certificate
being produced from the Agents, or either of them, cf
full payment of the purchase money, a deed will be
given, as by law dire&ed.
And, to prevent all difficulties with refpea to pay
ment, the Agents will attend at the Courthouse on the
tenth day after sale, to receive the firft payment ; and in
like manner on the thirtieth day after the sale, to receive
the last payment; after which no purchase money will
be received, but the premises again told for the benefit of
the commonwealth.
WILLIAM WILL, ?.:
ROBERT SMITH, J A ^ en ™