The Pennsylvania evening post — Philadelphia, Pa., 1776-11-16 00:00:00, page 4

TO be SOLD a large, elegant, and convenient
HOUSE, with a COACH-HOUSE and STABLE,
situated in a very pteafant part of this city. The lot on which
the house stands is free from ground rent, and fronts on three
Greets, being one hundred and sixty feet on one street, and
thirty feet on the others. The lot on which the liable and
coach-house hand is fifty feet front, and ninety feet in depth,
adjoining the dwellinghoufe lot, and is fubjedt to a ground
rent. Inquire of the printer. Philad. Nov. 9.
Germantown, October 29th, 1776.
/ — |-'O be SOLD by the subscriber, a valuable LOT of
X LAND, lying near the middle of Germantown, up
wards of seven perches on the Main-street, continuing back
that breadth, making about seven acres, then widening into
upwards of twenty one perches, on a cross street, leading
towards Abington, making in the whole upwards of thirty
fix acres, a two story dwelling house on the front, situated on
a high piece of ground, about one hundred feet from the
Main-street, some orchard, meadow, and woodland, with
several streams of water running through the fame ; one part
of this lot is a high piece of ground, commanding an ex
tensive view of the Jerseys, and part of the city of Phila
delphia. Also one other lot situated on said Cross-street,
about ten acres, chiefly wood and meadow. The whole
will be fold together, or in part as may suit the purchaser,
by applying to the subscriber, who will shew the premises,
and make known the terms.
V^OR SALE, a PLANTATION within seven miles of
the city, a very lofty and beautiful situation, contain
ing about thirty acres of good land, plenty of meadow and
wood land, a very genteel house two Tories high, with ex
cellent garrets, thirty^three feet by twenty-seven, four rooms
on a floor, and fife places in all but one, an entry through,
and choice cellars under the whole. For farther particulars
inquire of the printer.
THE following TRACTS of LAND to be SOLD, ly
ing in Virginia, viz.
181 Acres of good limestone land, in Frederick county, on
the drains of Opekan, about two miles from Wincheder.
250 Acres of woodland in Frederick county aforefaid, about
two miles from Woodftpck.
zoo Acres, formerly Odle's, about ten miles from Winches
ter, adjoining lands of Joseph Smith Speer, and Alexan
der Rutherford. ra
400 Acres on the waters of Back-creek, in the county afore
faid, and on the great road leading to the South-branch,
about ten miles from Winchelier, one hundred acres of
which is extreme rich bottom, well watered by a fine
dream which runs through it. There are feme improve
ments on it, and about forty acres cleared.
800 Acres on the North-branch of Potowmack, and on a
branch called Cabin-run, about eight miles ;rom Fort-
Cumberland.
Aheufe and lot, and ten acres outlot, in the town of Wood
flock.
400 Acres in Hampshire county, on Andis's Mill-run, and
adjoining lands of laid Andis.
For terms apply to GEORGE MEADE, who will fell
the lands for current money, or on credit with proper secu
rity, as may bed suit the purchaser.
JOHN BRINGHURST.
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Pennsylvania, ff. J 10 ALL whom it may concern.
NOTICE is hereby given, that a COURT of ADMI
RALTY will be held at the State-house, in the city
of Philadelpliia, on Tuesday the 19th day of Nov. next, at
ten o clock in the forenoon of the fame day, then and there
to try the truth of the fads alledged in the bill of Wingate
Newman (who as well, &c.) against the brigantine or vessel
called the POLLY, her tackle, apparel, furniture and cargo,
burthen about fifty tons, lately commanded by Plats Denny,
to the end and intent that the owner or owners of the said
brigantine and her cargo, or any person concerned therein,
may appear and shew cause, if any they have, why the fame
should not be condemned according to the prayer of the
said bill. By order of the Judge,
G&.31, 1776. ' ANDREW ROBESON, Register.
Philadelphia, Sept. 24, 1776.
'I 'O BE SOLD, a two story BRICK HOUSE in Front
I street, and STORE in Water-street, next do^r to
Benjamin Towne's printing office, and nearly opposite the
London Coffee-Houfe. Apply to WILLIAM HENRY.
Philadelphia, Oft. 24, 1776.
I FRANCIS WADE, whose absence for some time pad
'obliged him to (hut up his brewery, thinks it necessary
to give this public notice, to his former customers and other,
that are disposed to make trial of his beer, that he has began
to brew for the season, and has now ready to turn out the
different kinds of beer, as utual, equal in quality to any in
this city.
N. B. Wanted, by said Wade, a good hand that would hir.
for the season, or by the year, that is used to drive a dray,
and working about a brewery. Likewise barley and malt,
and a quantity of barrels and half barrels, grains and yell,
to be had at said brewery.
A FEW,firkins of choice SALT BUTTER to be fold b;
John Smith, in Keys's alley, near Front-street.
AS FOUND yesterday a parcel of papers with fom
money wrapped in them. 'Whoever hayloft the fame,
by applying to the subscriber, livingin Front street, opposite
the Bankmeeting-hook, proving their property and paying
charges may have them again.'' °
^o^-4, ! 77 6 - MELCHER WISINGER,
THE workfhep of the subscriber was broke open on Sa
turday night, the 2d inst. (November) and the fol
lowing goods taken out, viz. twenty-four red or summer
deerskins in the hair, one feather bed, a blanket and fhect
and three pair of leather breeches just feowered. As it i
likely the skins may be offered for falc to some dinners,
they are requeued to hop them and the thief. Ven
due matters are requeued to give information if the bed
and blankets should be offered them for IdIe.—THREE
POUNDS will be paid to any person who fnall difcovc.
the goods, so that the owner may have them again, or
for the thief or thieves so that they may be brought to justice,
b y JOHN HALLBERSTAT.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed bv BENJAMIN
TOWNE, in Front-Erect, near the London
Coffee-Houfe.