Gazette of the United States, & Philadelphia daily advertiser. [volume], July 15, 1799, Image 4

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Giafcaw Work» cj" Farm,
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Situate in Jllontg. m *y c unty, about one
mil* unci mi hit'j jrom Poljhaun,
THE Farm qonfilts of upwards of
eight ut.drc:) ic.es of land, about two hundred
and si! ty <jf which is woodland j a larj/e propor
tion ex:e'lent watered meadow, besides clover
field*, anl a good orchard—There are about
11$ ai res of good wheat and rye now in the
groun'' ; acres <«f indian corn and 15 of
oats •, from (ixly to seventy tons of hay are
mad: annually ; the fences have beer, repaired
within the Lift three years with twelve thousand
new chel'nuc rails, none of which were made on
the place.
The Works conSll of a forge for the manu
faifuring of bar iron, well manned ; a iilt ham
mer ; a i;rilt iniil with two pairs of (tones, one
pair of them burrs, with roiling screen, &c. a
law mill', and >mi:h's ft op. the whole in good
order.. There i- j luffii sent (lock of cord wood
ni-.v coaling to supply the works lor one year,
and the Suh&riber will engage to furniih with
in a conveHi iitt diflafloe, as much more, to be
cut next winter, making together two years
stock from this time.
Near the works is 'he dwelling house large
a id roomy, and commarding an extensive view;
» barn, ftabiej for a number of horses, walh,
finoke. ue, .1 id milk houles, y.f (lone ; and two
gardens mcl >led with Hone walls, with a fuffi
cient numb r of houles (or the accommodation
of workmen, and a large (lone coal house
Theie hi- alio been lately built a two-story
flcne dwelling houle for a tenant who works
pJr■ of the farm
The purciiafer can be accommodated with
wai j."'ns,h r.'es, and every other kind of ftuc'A,
neceiTary for cariying on the business.
About one filth of the purchase money will
be hinted. and tire remainder in yearly inftal
meits
I he lerms may be known by applying to Mr.
J tmes oiutund* no. aj, north Second ltreet, or
to the iubferiber on the premises.
JOSEPH POTTS, Junr.
July 8 3aw3 w
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n IS'
FOR SALE,
jfa the two mile /lone, on the Wcffahiclon, or
Ridge Road,
A Place containing about eighty acres, in parts'
or the whole t gether, a» may fait the pur
chaser- There i> on the pretnifes a house 47 l-i
sett if :ut, hy 43 i-i desp, a fcnllery, milk house,
pump, ice houi'l4. an J ftim houle, a large barn,
60 .ect by 31, with (lallsfor 25 korfes and cows,
a carriage house, and a pump of good water in
the barn yard, and a second milk heufe iupplied
by a fprirg. The grounds are well maaured, and
laid < ut 111 good (lile, witli an abundance of oina
mental, and fruit, trees, the situation healthy and
high, commanding a irirw of the city and Dela
ware. There i» also a small diftancefrom the man-
Uon ;houfe a farm house in good repair, with
kitchen, liable, &c. and a pump of good wa
ter: Foraterms apply to
SAMUEL MEREDITH.
No. 17i,C'hefnut Street.
March u.
Thomas Clayton, Hatter,
HA.« removed to No. iz6, l'outh Front flrect,
where he rnteuds carrying on his bufwefs as
formerly, and has on hand a complete assortment
of his own manufactured ladies, gtntlfjUßn and
childrens'
HATS.
Canada Beaver- : jf Mujk-rat Skins,
Wit'. t complete affortmCHt of FURS, always
f or r, s | i £ has received per the late arrivals
from Lon Jon, a corrvplete assortment of
Fajhionable Euglijh Hats,
Whi.!> lie now offers for (ale at vaiy reduced
jt... zq
BOARD IN G.
0- Three or four gentlemen may
be acc mm dated >viih B>ard and Lodging,
at M.s M'Cre i's, No. 29, north Eighth
may 50
FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
4 M Tueftiay the 23d day of July next,
J at the Tontine CofFee-Houie,. in the
3~v of New-York, 48,000 acres, of very
valuable Land, situate in the county of Ti
• j state of New-York, Southerly of the
unli'tary trail and Northerly of the town of
• Chrruir.ig, being part of the traft, commonly
kiv m by the name of Catkins and I lint's
great, tract; this trad isfvrveyed, and divi
ded into Townllii'ps and quarter Townfliips,
ar.d the preurifes hereby advertised for sale,
c-osfifts of the North East and North Weft
quartet's ofTownthip No. 1, the South Weft
quarter of Townftiip No. 6, the North East
•1 nrtcr of Townftiip No. 7, South East qnar
t- r of Town (hip No. 8, the North Weft
quarter o< Townftiip No. 9, and two lots, in
Townftiip No. 11, and 12, adjoining the
Owego River, or Creek, containing to
r.-ther upwards ot 3000 acres. Two
of the above mentioned quarter Town
(hips are divided into lots of fro£» 250 to
2co acres ; there are a number ot settlers
*n; tlje traft, and several good roads pals
throtK'lt it, and the furroumling country
is in a moid state of improvement—These
• lands will be fold in quarter Townfliips, or
fnalk r to accommodate the pur- :
-W. •«, en the following easy terms.—One
fourth of the puvchafe money to be paid on
►V execution 'of Che Deed, and the Reijdue
in tlir c equal annual payments, with interest
to be f'ecuredby a mortgage on the premises,
BV otVcr eooci 'ij-curity. Tie title is indif
- Md'the maps and lie I<i books contain
in"' a def(,i'iptio'n of the lands, may be leen,
bv°aV'»b'into Colonel Aaron Burr, Henry
I?*uti'ors. A len ::ider Roberfon, or Marinul
Willet of the c ;, y of New York, who wil,
,r with Jiiiv pt-vlon, inclining,* topiirchulc
Jsew-Yorkj jNUiy 2 3*
Removal.
prices.
Valuable Lands
* | JUST RECEIVED,
From tl>e BOSTON Manufactory,
A QUAHTirr OF
l > WINDOW GLASS,
Of different sizes,
FOR SALE BY,
if ISAAC HARVEY, Jus.
Ed N. B. Aoyfizcor (izes that maybe wanted cut
, fm larger than 18 by 1* can be had from said manulafto
er ry, on being ordered; and attention giveu to for ward
ut 011 any orders that may be left for that purpose
Apply at No. g, South Water-llrcet, as atjo*e.
of - 8 .
re St. Croix Sugar,
■<l OF THE FIRST Ql/Atlfr,
WILI. be landed To-Morrow, at South
ftreet wharf, from on board of the brig James
arriyed at the Fort,
1- FOR SALF - Br
, e PRAGERS Ist Co.
a june 18 S
Id treasury department.
r, March I up, 1799 •
a- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
>e Pursuant to the of Congress paded on the
fs ift day of June, one thouland, seven hun
dred and ninety fix, entitled "an a<sl regulat
>e ing the grants of larrcl appropriated for mili
»> tary services, and for the society of United
h, Brethren for propagating the gofpd among
the Heathen j and the ac!l supplementary to
1- the said recited ail pallid on tnl ftcood day of
"i March, one thonfand seven hundred andnine
e tynine to suit:
y 1.
" THAT the trail of Land herein after de
ferred, namely, " beginning at the North Weft
h corner of the seven ranges of townftiipt, and
running thence fifty miles due south, along tne
western boundary of the said ranges ; —thence
due Weft to the Main Branch of the Scioto ri
-- ver ; thence up the Main Branch of the said ri
ver to the place where the Indian boundary line
r - erodes the fame; —thence along the laid boun
-3r dary line to the Tufcaroras branch of the Muf
kingum river at the eroding place above Fort
Lawrence j thence down the said river, to the
point where a line run due weft from the place
of beginmng, will interfe<sl the said river ;
thence along the line so run to the plane of be
ginning i" has been divided into townfhipa of
jr five miles square, and fradlional parts of town
ships ; and that plats 'and surveys of the laid
, 5 i townlhips and fraflional parts of townships are
r . deposited in the offices of the Rrgifler of the
, z Treasury and Surveyor General, for the inl'pec
e tion of all persons concerned.
ll
■s, The holders of such warrants as have been
in or (hall be granted for military fervicesperform
rd ed during the late war, are required to prcfem
id the fame to the Register of the Treasury, at
a some time prior to the twelfth diy of February
"I in (he year, one thousand eight hundred, for
a " the purpole of being registered ;No registry
n * will however be made of any less quantity tJian
a quarter township, cr four thousand acres.
Th« priority sf location of the warrafKt which
may be presented and regiltcred in manner afore
fai-J, prior to th» nth day of February iq the
year one tfabufand eight hundred, will immediate
ly after the said day, be det-ripined hy lot, in the
mode dicicribed by firft recited.
The holdeis of registered warrants, shall on
Monday the i?th day of February, ill the year
1800, in the order ot which the priority of locati
on (hall be determined by lotas aforefaid, pefon
3lly,orV>y thtrr agents, defigaate in writing at the
office of the Rtgifler of the Treasury, the particu
lar quarter towr.liups ele&ed by them refpeitively,
and fuck of the holders as (hall not
their locations on the said day, Ihall hepoftpontd
in locating iuch warrants to all other holders ol
registered warrants.
The holder* of warrants for military Cervices
fufficient to cover oue or more quarter townships
or traits of four thousand acres each; fliall, at any
time after Monday the 17th day of February, 1800
and prior to the firft day 01 January, ißoa, be al
lowed to regiller tke laid warrants in manner a
forefaid, and forthwith to make locations therefor
on any trad or tra&s of land not before located.
Vs.
iaw6m
All warrants or claims for lands on account of
military services, which Bull not be rrgiftered and
located btfore the firft day of January, 1801, are by
the supplementary a<sl of Congpefs herein before
recit d, pafled on the fetond day of March, 1799,
declared to be forever barred.
Given under my hand at Philadelphia, tho
day and year above mentioned.
OLIVER WOLCOTT.
ih.fa.mo. t/
TWO three story Brick Houles, situated on
the corner of King and Columbus streets, be
ing equal to any situation in Alexandria, for the
wholesale or retail bufincfs. The honfes are 40
feet by 18. theftories are lofty, and the brickwork
done in the mofl elegant man Her with (lock ronts.
One or the houses can be immediately occupied,
being completely finilhed, the other will be finifli
ed by the firfl of October next. The back build
ings to the above premises are also of brick, 16
feet square, with a number ot other conveniences
for the accommodation ot a genteel family.
Each of the above houses will be fold fubj«ft to
a ground rent of 40 dollars, with the priviledge of
buying out at twelve and half year's purchase any
time within four years from this date. Dry goods
and groceries will be taken in part payment*
For terms apply to Mr. J»hn Barnes, No. 16
South Third flreet, or' John Foster or Nicholas
Vofs in Alexaadria.
June 12.
Patent Ploughs,
r T , O be fjld for eafh by Joseph Salter at Atfion
A Uichard Wells, Cooper's Ferry—Jonathan
Harker, V.'oodbiiry—and JefTe Evans, Lumber
ton, Those who have used them give them the
preference to any ot>her kind, as they require
less team, break the ground better are kept in
order at less expence and are fold at a cheaper
rate —the plan is much limplified and confiftsof
but one piece of call Iron, with the handles and
beam ef wood ; they may befixed with wrought
lays and coulters to be put on with screws and
taken off at pleasure
Patent lights for vending withinflrmflions for
making them may be had by applyiivg to John
Newbnld, or tlfc fubferiber No. 212 North
Front-flreet.
Who has for Sale;
Or to Lca/e for a term of Hears,
A number of valuable tra<sts of Land, w«l!
fittiated for Milts, Iron iVoikjor Farms, mnil
ly improved, lying chiefly in the county of Hun
tingdon (late of Pennfylvanu. Those who may
incline to view them will please to apply to
JohiTCanan esq. near Huntingdon.
Ntwloldt
liWtf
25 Sts
ju!y 17
.Sec. oA" the Treasury.
For Sale,
feed4*w,
Notice.
rIJE fibferiber, havir.g been appointed ad- :
miniflraior of the filiate of Mr. John Lop
tsn, Ute nf 'his city, merchant, defeat'?'!, re
i|uefts these who are indebted to said cllaic, K>
make payment, and th It >.rho hive demands
against the fame to exhibit them to him with
■ out delay.
VV. MEREDITH,
No. 16, 'outh Foujth ftteet.
April 26 tlum
The Swift-Sure,
A NEW LINE OF STAGES,
NOW RUNNING BF.TWFEN
PHILADELPHIA is? NEW-YORK,
By the (hort and pleasant road of
Bujlleton, Newtown, Scotch-Plains, Spring-
Jield and Newark.
I">HE excellence of this road, the populous
. nets of the country through which it palT
with sundry other advantages, which render
itto far preferable to tli» Old Road through
Briftof. Brunfwic-k, &c. long ago suggested the
propriety of" itsMJecoming the Grand Tho
rough-Fare from Pntroelphia to New York.
During the present year, a minute AJr»cySof i»
has been taken,and its superiority over the Old
Read, both in winter and lummer, has been
elearly ascertained.—There are good bridges
over all the other waters but the Delaware,
and here the crofting is. performed with great
fafety and in less than half the time required at
the Trenion Ferry. The road is several miles
Jhorter than the old road, but this is amongit
the leal) of its advantages, because daily expe
-1 ietire pi nv s to ue. that dispatch as well as com
fort in travelling principally depend on the
goodness of the road and the levelnefs of the
country, and, in these rtfpeils, the New Road
is, beyond all cotnparifon, the heft. It presents
none of thole rocky hills, which render the Old
Road f» fatiguing between the Delaware and
Newaik. The foil, too, for the greater part, is
such as to produce but little mud in winter, and
very little lift it. fumnier, which ciri.uinft.nce,
added to th* beauty of the country, and a con
liderable proportion of (hade, rrult always ren
der travelling in the latter season peculiarly a -
gretable.
The Swift Sure starts from PHILADEL
PHIA, at 6 o'clock every morning (Sundays
excepted) from the GREEN TREE, oppcfite
the Lutheran Church, North Fourth flreet It
goes through Frnirkford to Buftleton, where it
flops to Breakfaft ; from Buftletown it goes
through Ne* town to Penny town to dinner j
fiora Penny-town through Hopewell, Millstone,
Bound brook, and Plainfield to
Scotch Plains to lodge. The next morning it
Hops at Springfield to breakfjft, fiom whence
it goes Newark and air-tveS at New-
York at noon.
From NEW-YORK it ftart3 at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon (from Paulns Hook) and arrives
at Philadelphia vhe next evening For le*!s at
New York, appjiration m?y be made to Ed
ward Bardiil-, o'<l Coffee houfc r «<. A. MSrhleu,
corner of Naflau and John ftrectt, to B. Afar.y,
110. 48, corner of Greenwich flreet,
and to Mic luei Little, at his hotel, no. 4a,
Broad street.
Fare for paflengers, Five Dollars.
Way paflengers 6 Cents per Mile.
Bach paflenger is allowed to take on 14lbs. of
baggage cirriige free ; but all other baggage,
taken os by a paflerger, will be charged at 4
cent* per poupd weight.
With to packages sent on without
pa&ngeis, the proprietors presume they have
adopted a regulation, which, thoiigh unknewn
to nifaer lines of flages, they think mull meet
with general approbation, They pledge them
felvoto make good every package on the fol
lowing conditions. The person who delivers
tfcc package at the office (hall.fee. it entered m
the il'ge-book, for which entry lie (hall pay 6
cents ; be will then state the value of the pack
age,and pay (exclusive of the carriage) une per
cent, on the v tue, as infuranc?, and for which
Jie will receive a reaeipt. Thus, for instance,
if he eflimates.hn package at one dollar, he will
pay one cent, and if at one hundred dollars, he
will pay one deliar infuraitee, and in like pro
-1 portion for packages of any other value.
! Very few persons it is presumed, will dislike
| this regulation ; it will however, be optionable
, with every one to avail himfelf of this security
lor not. But .the proprietors think it right to
, state very explicitly, that they will bcrelpon
fibje for the fai'e delivery of no package, which
' is not regularly entered, and frr which an imir
-1 ance receipt cannot be produced.
In the dißributi-jii of the route, the greatest
•are has bren taken to fix on (iich places and ta
verns as always afford a good accommndation
; and entertainment for the paflengersat the mast
' reasonable rates The stages are well equipped
; furnilhed with fleet anJ steady horles, and com
mitted to the care of intelligent sober and obli
ging drivers. The proprietors themfclvcs live
, at the different'towns and villages where the
1 ltages will itop, so that the conduct of the per
sons they employ is continuall) an objed) of their
j attention.—They take care also to fee that the
I pafTengers are well provided for and politely
: treated at the taverns, and that no forr of chica
nery or infoleiire is pra&ifed upon them ; in
ihort, tbey have I'paredneitherpainstjor expence
to render the SWIFT-SURE the very belt line
oi fiages in America.
The line baa now run nearly a rao/ith, dur
ing which time a great number of gentlemen
have gone through, both from Philadelphia ar:d
New-York. Every paflenger has found the
road tofurpaf* very far all that h;s bed) said of
its excellence ; and the Proprietors of the Swift
Sure sre extremely happy to hear the behaviour
of their drivers, and the treatment at Taverns,
ipokeK of with the highest fatisfadlion.
JOHN M'CALLA, Phil ale Iphia
THUS. PAWL, BuJlleton
JOSEPH 1110R A TON, )
NILHOLAS li' TXKOOP, > Newtown'
JACOB KESLER, _)
JOliN MORE HE AD, Pennytown.
T■ KILLM AN, near Miiljlon.
£LIAS COMBES) Bound Brook.
R- SANS BURT, Scotch Plains.
ISAAC RA'VLE, \
ROBERT PEARSON, j
June 22.
J 'Thirty Dollars Reward.
1 QTOLIiN out of the Itatiie iif the l'ubl'cr/btr,
O the 30th of March latt a
Dark Chefnut Sorrel Horse.
Said horl'e hss a Itar and blazr ; fix years c!d
this I'pring, fifteen and an half hands high ;
both hind legs white half way to In 9 knee) bran
ded P B : The fame night thtiv were a laddie
and bridle ftoten out of another liable j fu»oi>fc<l
l>y Michael Gubby,a# the said Michael Gtibby
was taken unthe third inft. with thefaid&ddle
and bridle, and had exchanged the horse for a
dark brown mare, about 14 and a half hands
h'gli ; Ihe has a star, and white spot on tie near
fide of her jaw, above the bit ; has thediftern
per ; and in good order ; the hid Gui>by mad."
hid dupe the fame evening. If the owner of
the mare has the horse, and will bring oiiti home
tothe ftibferiber, he (halt have 'he said tna><
and fifteen dollars cafli, and if he lic»res the
thief in New-Cafllc Jail, he Ihall be entitled to
■ fifteen dollars for hint—any other perfor. or p*r
' sons taking up said horse and thief, and
bringing the hbife to the fubferiber, and secur
ing the thief, as aforefaid, (hall be entitled.to
the above- reward, and reasonable charges, or
fifteen dollar* for either of them.
JOSHUA JACKSON.
Wilmington, April t$ {iy-9)
DONATION LANDS
Notice is hereby given,
THAT Claims for Donation Lands granted
by the State of Pennfylvailia to the Offi
cers and Soldiers of the Lin* belonging to the
ft id State in the late war, will be receiveiitil
the Office of Comptroller General of
until the ill September n«t^^^^|j^KdTliat
until one in the af
ternoon,' tfrjbcar and determine alt unfatified
Claims already filed, as well as thole which
may be filed on or before the said firft day of
September next.
John Donnaldson, Cemt'r.
Samuel Bryan, Regt'r.
Peter Baynton, Treas'r.
Department of Accounts of ?
Pennsylvania, May 15, '99. )
f'6) dtw (m.w.fa tH
7 0 be Sold or Exchanged,
FOR Property within twelve nnles of the City
of Philadelphia, and on the Bristol Road;
A beautiful and very highly cultivated
FARM.
For particulars, fee (hp office-of C. Lebarbierdu
Plelfis. No, »j South Third Street.
June 19. 1
The HOUSE lately occupied by
ths British Commiflioners, No. 7, North highth
Sticet. THOS. MIFFLIN, junr.
juae 17
Valuable Property for Sale,
la Chefnat, near Sixth ttrcet, direflljr oppoGt
Congr&ss Hall,
\ LOT of ground, about »i feet front in Clief
1. \ nut street and 73 feet in depih, whtrccn is a
good frame house, now in the tenure of Samuel
Benge, iubje«fl to a ground rcut of acs. per annum.
The advantageous fttuation of thi« property re
quires no comments, for it nmft he known, there
are few in this city to equal it, an unccceptionable
title will be made to the i>ui chafer. Apply to
m», i9fl,Oh«fhat Itreet, next door to the pre
march f
ALL PERSONS,
INDEBTED to the Estate of Abraham
Dicks, Sheriff of the County of
DeUware> arc requefled to make immediate piy
ment, and all those who have demands againtt
laid Estate to anthentirate and present them for
settlement. Airo, all those who have deposited
writings with saul deceased to apply for them to
WILLIAM PENNOCK. Adm'r.
Springfield, Delaware county, >
ift mo. Bth, 1799. 5
Jan. 8
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
juwt 17, 1798.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That by vir
tsic of an ail, palfadduring the prsfent ses
sion ef Congress, so much oi the ait cntituled
" An AS making further provision forthefup
" port cl public credit, and for the redemption
" of the public debt"—pafled the third d.iy of
March, one thouland seven hundred and ninety
five, as bars from settlement or allowance.
Certificates, commonly called Loan Office and
fina4 settlement Certificates, and Indents of In
ferefls, is suspended until tJie twelfth day of
June, which will be in the year enethoufand leven
hundred and ninety nini.
That on the liquidation and settlement of the
said Certificates, and Indents of Interest, at the
Tr"fury, the Creditors will be entitled to receive
Certificates of funded ThuePerCcnt.Stockequal
to the amount of the said Indents, and the arrear
ages of interest due on their said Certificates, prior
-to th« firfl day Of January one thousand seven
hundred and ninety one.
That the principal futnsof the said Loan Office
and final Settlement Certificates, with the interetl
thereon, since thefirll day of January, one thou
fandfeven hundred and ninety oiu, willhedil
charged after liquidation at the TiWury, by the
payment of intereftand reimburfrment of princi
pal, equal to the sums which would have been
pa/able thereon, if the said Certificates had been
fuMcribed, pursuant tothc.-nili making provision
for the debts of the United States, contracted dur
ing the late war, and by the payment of other
sums, equal to the market v-due of the remaining
Stock, which would have been created by Aweh
fublYitptions asaforefaid, which market value will
be determined by the Comptroller of the 1 reafui y
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
June 28
ALL persons indebted to the Estate of Sharp
Delany deceafed,arc requested to make pay
ment te the fuWcribcrs. Thofc l.avirg claims an:
defiretl to pretcnt them properly authenticate,!.—
DAN. S. DEI.ANY ") Adniiniftra-
THOS. R. DEL.ANY 3 rors.
June 19.
LPST,
Either in the City, or on the road to Gcr-
SOME papers of no v:,l ue but to the owner—
They wire enclosed in a i ewfpapcr—lf delivered
at this office, the perfoji leaving thtm 2iall be re
warded, *
JuteJ4
eo tf,
TO RENT,
JAMES GIRVAN,
tu.th fa tf
Secretary of ike Trenfury
lavvtl
NOTICE.
mantorjn,
| Valuable Lands for Sale.
OU Tu-fday the loth of August n«xr, i fluj,
exjuWe to pu'-iic fait■. ®t the town of New
iVlaikct, in Dorchdicr county, all liut valuublt
trait or parcul ol ! nJ commonly called theChjo.
tank Indian Lands, fituatcd on the south Gde arc
binding <>D the Choptank river fxveral milts, i uo
I "fed to contain about fix thousand acres, to !, t
divided into lots to contain from 100 to 500 aefc
•ach: The terms of sale ai follow, viz. Furchafei,
to give bond immediately after the sale with ap.
proved fecority, conditioned for the payment of
the purchase money, with interest from the dayot
(tie, in tour equal annual inltaknents, agreeably
to an ail, entitled, " An a£t appointing l omniii.
fionen to contract for and purchase th* lands com
monly called the Choptank Indian Lands in Dut
chcflcr coanty, and for approprialing thefamet»
the ufc of thi< state, and to repeal the a£t of affair.,
bly therein mentioned;" palled at November ftf
fiou, 1798.
Wu. MARBURY, Ageoi
for the liate of Maryland,
april 19. djal
Samuel Miles, jun'r.
Of the city of Phiiedelphia, merchant, ha*,
ing assigned over all his etTc.slj, real, pcrfom
and mixed, to the fubferibers, for the bene6t
of such of his creditors as may fuhferibe to tli c
said afiigarcent on or before the fitft of Augu:t
next.
Notice is hereby given,
so all perlons indebted to the laid eltate, >h a
they are requefled to n. *ke immediate payment
to either of the affiance or to the said Saiincl
Miles, who is authp' ifed to teceive the
in failure whereof'egal fleps will be taken for
the recovery of /'uch Jebts, as are not difciu
ged accordingly.
GEORGE ASTON, 7
CORNHLIS COMEGYS, !■ Affijnees
JOHN ALLEN, j
feb. 14. jawtf
Twenty Dollars Reward
D E S E 11 T E D,
FROM the Mirine Barracks, corner of f!T
bert arid Thirteenth-streets, in the Cityof
Philadelphia, the t?th day of thia ifeftaiit T*o
Mn inea, by trade Tailors, on* John Crawfat
(the second time of hit defcrtion) five feet fefcu
inches high, fjir complexion, hair tut clafe,
dark »yea, Cm built.—The othtr, Hilary Biflap
five feet Cx inches high, ruddy
sandy bair, * remarkable ringxorm on the Ift
of M* lip - (Went off iu uniform.)
N U. They took with them one brotn
cloih Coat, ou< blue cloth.Coat, and m«jy
other articles not known at prefcnt-
Major Commandant of Mariue Coifi
ntcy 29
(Si I' on st presents sans retard.)
DES TL-RRtS FXCELLENTS, liiueM dan#
coniti: d' Arundel, pic» Jr U Ville d* AaJ
polis, ct i environ* 30 mills* de la cite He
t-in. I'nc de cj* Tcrre« 3 unt fuperbe m«ifoß t'
hriqu»,s trois ctajfcs, contnniit 4 chwubrci It
chaquu etajfe. l.a fiiuaiion en eft <a*mei
*ir y e(\ Men lain, i-t k roifmagc ctt d s «>' « igH
able.—Ces 1 crr»s Ic vcr.Jr«j|it co- 'o»o, *
hien cn gro% commc il r«urr-i cm v ; i;i r ,-.f S ? *liV
teuri. li y a u : h y
for f«s 1 erfjs, J«ti. le loycr par an monfc i
fommr Si I' on vauilroit tfT.% V
criptioa plus particulate, il faut adreffer i Viv*.
prwntrie de cctte leuille.
8 juiu
7he Subscriber offers for Sale,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY.
A N Excellent three story Brick House, flta
n ate the corner of 7th and Race-streets
the houle is about 15 fc e t front and wefi
ed in every refpefl ; the Lot i. 76 feet front on
Rjce-ftreet fee. deep,the situation rem r
kably airy, Having a public fquarcopen in Front
of it.
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Two three Hot > Brii h Houses, Brick Stores,
and good Wharf, littnte m Water-street be
tween Arch and Kace-flreetJ, the lot on which
thtfe buildings are, is fifty four fcet frost on
Water-llrcet, and continue* that width abort
95 firct, then widens to thefouth 13 feet6incti.
ts, so that the from on the water is sixty seven
tcet fix inches, this hit adjoinj Jzha Steinmetz
cf<q. 011 the south, an.d has the advantage of a
public alley on the north, and is a very rftlira
ble situation lor the buGnefs of a Flour Ftulor,
or Merchant
A large elegant two fWy Stone Haufe, fiiu
ate on the Point no Point road, being the firlt
house to the Northward of the five mile (lone;
this house is about 60 feet front and 40 feet deep
finithed in a r.eat manner; there is a goodgai
am and choice collselion of the beiffruk treei.
Ice-Houle and other oonvrnieuces with aboaf
nine acres of ground—or il r;iorc ngreieable 10
the purchaler, thiity two acresof upland and
meadow may be added toi>.
A plantation in Bib rry Townfhin, Philarfsl
1-i.l county neir the Rid Lyon, about ij mil*
tiom tIHS city ; hounded by the Northampton
Rood and Poqueffieg Creek,"thi» farm coman*
about »4c acies ot lind, a proportioned whiohi
is woodland and meadow , a brick dwelling
hou.e, ,rame barn, and other out-houfes, anf
"ere i„ 41 !o be a good Hone qwrry on part iif
:t, although ,t ha„ n«t y ct bee* opened, a W
tlier delcription u deeded unneceflary as 00
perUjn wiUpijßiuf# witiiout viewing the prt-
A final! fton.nti.on in Morftam Townlhifc
..lOßlgwncry county, ni:>cteer, miles from Phi
ladelphia, idjoin ng to Orame Park, an which
It_an exttl.ent new Stone Hot,ft and Kitclu-i,
T S.r,neShed for,he accommodation
0 mvv ei » hori'es ; ,he houle i now occupi
ed as a tavern, and i« fnitable for any kind if
public hufinels the land is in quality, a
g< od neighborhood, and a remarkably healthy
litijat io'i : there is fifty acres of land and mea
dow in tint farm Also for Tale, several tradl
01 lam. m different counties of this slate
h;j Ihe House in Uace-ftrcet firft
aim anocf the Hcuiesin Water-ltreet, are no*
eodim,
TO BE LET,
.And ifnir.ediate p fTefiipn given. Fortcrnl- 1
VP'y at ,th# Si uth-eaft corner, <>l Areii and
iiixtli-fireets, to
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PAlNTfift BY j. F£A'W
W. IV. BURROWS,
A VEND RE.
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JOStPH BAfX.
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