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Mtiim J&tfttto 9 and Philudelphid I)aily Ad&ertisftfi
JfIIISBBS 2188.]
V3°Tbe price of this Gazette is tight
Dollars per annum to Subscribers residing
in the city of Philadelphia. All otters pay
one Dollar additional, for enclosing and di.
recting ; and unless some person in this city
will become answerable for the subscription,
it must be paid Six Months in Advance.
, For LIVERPOOL.-
The Bricifli letter-os-marque fcip,
MjTHE LONDON,
jstSSSfjg Samuel Roper, eommancier,
Burthenjoo ton«, coppered to the bends and
■ mounting 16 fix-pounders. A great part of her
" tugo being ready to go on board, (he is intended
V•' to faf *» soon >s P oflih ' e For lrei^ ht » r passage
> lDclv to the captain on board,or to
: NICKLIN £sT GRIFFITH.
aupsft *5 §
Fct FREIGHT or CHARTER,
FOB EUROPE,
THt BRIG
ENTER P WISE,
launch good Vcflel, well fitted,
about three years old, and will
carry about I too Barrels—can ba
fcrtt to lea immediately.
flf) For terms Jppiy to Wharton and Lewis
; D (krmantown, near the Market house.
Sept. 5, 1799- f
M ■ '•»
JUST ARRIVED,
lutht ftip Belvedere, John Frankfurd, command
er, from Alicantand Gibraltar
308 PIPES BRANDY,
17 pipes
34 hogsheads strong bodied RED WINE
,j» quarurc St..)
?v..
l S bat " n, £ SHERRY
60 quarter calks J
100 quarter casks Milaga Wine
190 kegs Raisins
450 boxes do.
94 jars do
':} V.
NICK LINV GRIFFITH,
IVho also offer for sale,
Cjff-k- TAK SAID SUIP
BELVEDERE.
SHE New-York built,coppered to the bends,
mounts 14 fix-pounders, with small arms in
proportion, and fails faft.
augtilf 13 m w & f tf
■ 1
FOR SALE.
TO GRAZIERS.
In pursuance of tht last will and teCament of Ge
t ntraj David Formon, deccafed, will be czpofed
to sale, at jaßblic vendue, (on the premises) on
Wednesday the ajth Jay ol OSobeT next, at ten
b'cloik in the forenoon of that day,
THAT very valuable FARM and PLAN
TATION, lying on the Long Marlh in
Queen Anne's county, (late of Maryland, con
taining about five hundred acre*, about fifteen
miles from Chester town, fix from Church bill,
and twelve from the head of Chester.
This property is an obje<£l of very great spe
culation, particularly to any jcrfon in the graz
ing line, and in fail to any parson wiftiing to
v«lt tbeir money in lands. There is a very large
proportion of laid farm laid down in timothy,
and will cut graft fufficient, I doubt not, to pay
a neat profit of SCO dollars a-ycar. There are
also about twenty acres mere cleared and fit to
lay down in grass ; and what renders it more
valuable is, that when once the timothy is weM
fct, it will last any person's life lime: And
what is called the bed of the Marih, (of wliieh
there is a conliderable part belonging to this
farm) tkej'oil is from four to fix feet deep, of
a black rich loom, and will average from two
and an half to three tons of timothy an acre ;
tad tor two years pall all the hiy which could
be spared from the farm, has Bid at the flack
for five pounds a ton. Ihe arable land <is calcu
lated for wheat, rye, Indian corn, and particu
larly for whit is called kite-foot or bright tobac
co; it is weil timbered, and cqntaius maple
(wimps, that when cleared, will make meadows
eqsal to any on the farm.
Any person wilhing to purchase, can view
the premises on application to Mr. Stephen
Formaß, on said farm. The conditions of sale
■will be, one half the purchale money on the
firtt day of January next, and the lemtinder
on the lirft day of May following.
WILLIAM G. FORMAN,
Surviving Executor.
Sept. 17, 1799. lawtiiO.
, .. ,c —■
By JAMES KINSEY, £fq.
Chief Jufine of the fuprenac court of New-Jersey.
Aotice is hereby given,
, "JHAf upon application to me by JofephP. Min
nick, and John W. Bloomfield for themfclves,
t J John W. Bloomfield in right of Ann his wife,
William Bullus, John Moore, in the right of his
wife Mary, John Bullus and Ruth Bullus, who
claim an undivided Gxth part of all that tradl of
land situate, lying and being in Springfield, Bur
, lington county, containing eleven huadred an 3
oghty-cight acres and a half of in acre or there
■ a bout», formerly devized by Mary Ludlatn to
K 1 * rj ncis Bullas, who by his lafl will and teflament
devised the fame tra<sl to Wittiam Bowser, and
Juhn Turner in truftfor Samuel Bullus his son in
L i 'ee, which said Samuel Bullus by his deed hearing
date on or about the sth day of March I *96,
eonveyed the fame to his children Francis Bullus,
and the fame Ann Bloomfield,formerly Ann Bui
us, William Bullus, Mary Bullua, now Mary
John Bullus and Ruth Bullus, I have nom
•Bated and appointed Job Lippencott, Esq. of
Pringfield aforefaid, Abraham Stockton and Chas.
j lis, both of the city of Burlington, commifiion
ets, to divide the said traA into fix eqtal {hares or
parts, und unless proper objections are iiated to
nieon the 21 (t day of Nov. next, at my office in the
' T j Bur '' n K ton at ten o'clok in the morning of
." t ta y> l be a 'd Job Lippencott, Abraham Stock
or. ana Charles Ellis, will then be appointed the
to make petition of the said traA
« land, pursuant to an ad, entitled, " an aft for
more easy petition ef lands held by Co-part
n-rs. joint tenants, and tcnaius«in common " paf
e the eleventh day of November 111 the year of
j'" '° —Given ur.der my hand the joth
" a J of AuguflA. D. 1799.
JAMES KINSEY.
*?•»• dfiw.
FOR SALE BY
PHILADELPHIA f THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1799.
i 20,000 wt. COFFEE,
Chiefly prime quality, in bags and barrels,
AND
»7 hhds. SUGAR,
Just arrived at New Castle,
fa the schooner Adventure, Capt. Devsrcux, from
Port Repoblicaia, and (or Talc by
THOMAS 6c JOHN KETLAND
September 17,1799. d lJt .
John Miller, Jun.
No. 80, Deck, near Third Street.
Has for Salt.
Coflaoi,
Bafiai,
Mamoodits,
Taffitiei,
\ Colicoei,
Vatna
Ronial and i Handkerchiefs,
Mulmul j
The foregoing goods are now to be fold at
REDUCED PRICES,
N. B. Many of thcfc Goods may be printed to
advantage in this country
may 16
Wow Landing from the (hip Delaware, from Can
ton an.: ior iale by the Subscriber*.
Hyson,
Hyson Skin, /
Yourg Hyfoa, (3'f A
Souchorfc, j
Canton and Garden Fan»,
Naufc-ius,
China Ware, afTortcd.
Umbrella" 13 to 33 inches,
Siik Handkerchiefs,
Hair Ribbans and Sewing Silks.
They bai>c also remaining on Hand
Black Persians, Chopna
And 4 gcueral afforcnient of Dry Goods :i usual.
Thomas Us Joshua 1 ffber.
4th mo 16
ROSS V SIMSO.V,
HATE roa SALE,
3000 pieces ift and id quality Ruflii Duck,
100 pieces Raveni Duck (fuptrior)
Bollon beef in Barrels,
Afc.b,.„D OTSi , j H SSMS.
1100 buifceli St Martins Salt,
april 11
TO BE SOLD BY
7 ESSE & KOREItr If ALU.
Old Port Wine, in Pipes, Hhds.
( anc 1 quarter casks,
Also Landing attieJr Wbarf
From on board the Sip Edward from Lilbon.
Lisbon Wine, in pipes and <}r. caiks.
junc 2}
THE STORES
Of the Subltribcrs are continued open u usual.
THEY HATE FOR SALE
70 hogsheads Molailcs,
20 bales Surinam Cotton,
40,000 pounds green Coffee,
10 pipes old Port Wine,
too boxes Claret.
50 kegs P<?arl BarUy,
30 boxes Tumblers, (affortcd)
100 boxes 8 by to Window Glais,
40 tpns Hemp.
Also an exteclivc variety of Silesia and
othar German I.incus, Checks, Bcc. all which
tlwy will fell at real'onable prices and gene
roul credits.
Application by letter or otherwise, will
be immediately attended la.
PRATT and KINTZING.
Philadelphia, sth Sept. 1799- > rnwf.9l
Tafhionable Millinery.
ELIZA M'DOUGALL,
NO. 134, MAKKsr-smsur,
MAS just received p;r fiiip Thomas Chalkley
and Adrian*, from Loii lon, an elegant affortmsnt
of the mot fafhiouable MiLLiN'mv.Tii.
Chemille rosette Ft AiHERS
Fancy flowers
Blarfc tiffany flowers
Wreaths
Pink, yellow and blue crape, full dress caes
Do. do. and do. Nelfon'e bjneets
Infant's pipt draw bonnets
Maid's fancy do. do. < _
Women's do. do. do.
Do. do. (hades
Do. do hats
Fancy bugle (Hoe roses
Do. do. trimmings
Black, white, blue,yellow, pink snO orange «rap«
Black, white and green gauxe veils
Do. gauze cloaks
N. B. Ar.d per Harmony, just arrived, a further
assortment of
June 16
NOTICE.
Bank of North America,
Sift. 9, 1799.
T'HOSE Persons who have -Notes or Bills
to pay at this Bank, are informed
That regular Notices will be put under sealed
covers, direft«d to tha refpedlive payers and
lodged in the Poft-Oflice, every .Monday until
the return of the citizens.
RICHARD WELLS, Cashier.
dut
CATTLE.
About Sixtj-Six Head for disposal.
gf Enquire of MATTHIAS BORDLEY,
at the lfland in Wye River, Eailern Shore, Ma
ryland,* or in cafe of writing, diredl to him at
Eafton, Talbot County, Maryland.
Wye, Sept. i, 1799- $
TO BE LET.
Until the 15th of November next,
A fafe Retreat from Philadelphia,
In a pleasant situation, about three miles from
town.
Application Ipft at the Printer'. addtcflcd to
A. B. will be attended to.
august it tf■
SAMUEL POTTER, Wm. PAGE,
AND
THOMAS PRICE,
HAVE removed to Germ antovvn, between
the five and fix mile Hone, where they
hive frit- f 4 I C) a general afiortment of pUY
GOODS, i great part of which they havejuft
received by the (hip Boyne frovi London, via
f«w York.
N. B. Letters (Per Port) adilrefled to them
Philadelphia, will be regblafly forwarded.
Sept. 3, 1799. diw&tuthfa tf
ROBERT KlD's
COPPER WAREHOUSE,
NO. 201, MARKET^af»EEr.
Late ALEXANDER BILSLAND W Co.
HAS JUST RECEIVED
3 1 Tons Patent Improved sheathing
Copper & Nails, viz.
10, ai, 14, 16, S3* 18 oz. per foot,
1 isf r 1 8 inch t-olilhed ic unpohfhed Sheath
ing Nails,
80 boxes of Tin.
LIKEWISE 8N HAND,
A Large affortijient of Railed and Copper
bottoms and ihcets .'or Copper-Smiths.
Lt»d V Block Tin,
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And a General aJfbrtaient of Ircnmongciy for
sale as above.
August 15
Patent Ploughs,
TO he fold for calh by Joseph Salter at Atfion
Richard Wetls, Cooper's Ferry—Jonathau
Marker, Woodbury—and Jefle Evans, Lumber
ton, Those who haveufed them givethemthe
preference to any oifher kind, as ifcey require
Icfs team, break the ground better, are kept in
order at less txpence and arc fold at a-chcaper
rate—the plan i» much Amplified and confiih of
but one piece of cast iron, with the handles and
beam of wood ; they may befixed *ith wrought
lays and coulfers to b« put on with screws and
taken off ar pleasure
Patent lights for vending with inftruflions for
making them may be had by applying to John
Newbold, or the fubftribcr No. ai» North
Front-lireet.
Who has for Sale {
Or to Lease for a term of Tears,
A number of valuable traifls of Land, well
fifliated for Mills, Iron Works or Farms, moll,
ly improved, lying chiefly in the county of Hun
tingdon fiat* of Pennsylvania. Those who may
incline to view them will please to apply to
Johs Canan efq.near Huntingdon.
Charles Ntwtold\
July 17
THE. PARTNMBSHIf
TRADING under the Firms of
Ha«t«hoiki, I.arct U" Co. and Jim (3* Ro-
BtRT Wain, was diflolvcd 1 ma. id! 1798, and
the partnership trading under the firm of Harts
uorne !S* Larcr, wasdiffolved 15th of the 4th
month lift, all pcrfons indebted to either of the
above firms arercquefted to make immediate pay
nicnt, and those that have damands to prtfent their
ucoaßM.
7 bio. 13th
THE pirtnrrlhip of Jqftua B. Bond, and
John, Brook*, trading under the firm of
Bond isf Brooke, Ii tliis day difrolved by mutual
cor.sent, all per Com indebted te them, are re
quired to mate immediate payment to Joftma
B. Boad, and those having demands to prefect
their account! to him for fettlemtnt,
Joshua B. Bond.
John Breaks, '
aprtl i
Samuel Miles, jun'r.
Of the city of ft)iled£lphia, merchant, hav
ing alCgned over all bis effects, rt»J, personal'
»nd mixed,, to the fubferiber-, for the benefit
of ftich of his creditors as may fuhferibe <0 the
said affigsment on or before the foil nf *ugufl 1
rieM. " I
Notipe is hereby given,
so aU peifons indebted to the laid efiate, that
fliey are rcquefltd to r». «ke immediate pavtrent
to either of the affi»t»er or to the said Samuel
Milti, who is autho'/ted to receive the fame;
tn failure whereof ega] step» will be taken for
the recovery of such debts, as are not difchir
ged accordingly.
GEORttE ASTON, 7
CORNELIS COMEGYS, J- Assignees
JOHN ALLEN, J
f«b. J4.
A variety of Lots, many of them vsry advan
tageously fituat.'d north of the city of Phila
delphia, in different parts of the Land known us
the EfUte of the late WiMwn Miiti", Efq—many
of the lots afford valuable sites for Country leats,
not excelled by any witljn the fame diilance ol'the
City, other Ws are well adapted for Garden
Grounds, Paftare &c. a third defcriptioa is w.-ll
calculated for buildings fronting upon Franklord
road, Socond, Third, and Fourth streets continued
to the German Town Road and also on Cross Roads
designed to be laid out from Fourth Street to Tur
ners Lane, to whioh the (Sroperty extends—For
further particulars,application to be made to
COtf.
NICHOLAS HOLYPAY.
on the Premifr* westward of Fonrtfc
8 july Jtf.
A beautiful Country Seat,for Sale
SITUATED on the bank of the Delaware
joining lands of Matthias Siplei and Mr.
John Duffield, 13 miles from Philadelphia ai d
7 miles from Briilol.
The buildings consist ofa ntw two Frame
House and Kitchen- adjoining—3 rooms on a
floor, a Piazza the whole front of the House, a
Pump of excellent water, also a good garden and
orchard —10 acres of land will be fold with the
premises, but more can be had if required.
There is a gravelly ihore at the river, the water
stages for Burlington pass every day in the fuin
mer season, and the land stages for New-York
within half a mile ; any perlon inclining to pur
chase may know the terms of sale and other par-
by enquiring at No. 12, Dock-street, er
No. 161, South Seeond-flreet.
June 1.
lawtf
FOR SALE.
4.*'-
OFFICE
real estates,
AGENCYt/COMMISSIONBUSINESS
xo. 14 cnesnL-r-srußEr,
Between 2d 8c Front-ftrrets, Philadelphia.
THE SUBSCRIBER,
being solicited thereto by a number of bis
Jriends } takes this method to acquaint the
Public, that he has this day opened the
above Office, and has for sale the
following property, viz.
TWO excellent well built franc hoofes, two
roems on a floor, completely finilhed in Chris
tian, between Third and Fourth streets, South
wark ; two frame houses at the corner of Fifth
and Christian it recta ; one three flory brick, and
ont two story fratiic honfe in Quei'n Urttet J otic
good accustomed tavern ix German ftrect,becwe:rn
Third and Fourth ftrects, Southwark, known by
the name of Weeks's Tavern.
Ortt Plantation and trafl of Land in Salem
County, New-Jersey, containing, 70 acres, with'
a frame dwelling house, and other improvements
thereon, together with a good proportion of wood
land—the above lies Hear a public landing. Also,
1$ acres of wood land in Cuntberland county,
New Jerfsy ; a number of »al«able lots to be let
oq ground rent, in the ditlrifl of Southwark.
Ground rents and debts collected with prampt
nefs and address, by the Publics'
Moll obedient
Humble fervar.t,
w&ftf.
N. B. A Court LAD wanted, of g"dod connet
ionj.who writes a tolerable band,
august >5
TO BE SOLD,
An Invoice of Woollens,
CONSISTING of Conrfe and Fine Cloths,—
principally Dark Bias, and printed Caflioicres
ippljr to
ofit0 fit L 7 Jonathan Jones,
April 49
Received by the ship Adriatic, captain Carl
ton, from London, ,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
HAIR SEATINGS,
Suitable for chair and fopha covert, confining
of ' flripcd and plain, and of the following
width*, viz. 17, 18, 19, #O, ai, aa, »3, »4
a 6, aB, 30 and 3» inche».
fom sale ax
July 8
Joseph H Fleming, has re
moved hit Agency and Commißion Office,.from
No. i4,Chefnut ilreet, to at the Rising
Sun village,ou the Germantown road, Dear the 4th
mill ttose, where he ftiil contioues his buGnelt.—
Scv«ril perfom having already applied to him for
the purpose of colleifting debts, looking out landt,
recording doed*, See. in different part» of this and
other States—he so icits the further patronage of
tbe public before he proceeds oh his journey.
S. B He wou!d have no objection against trav
elling to the BritiOi or Spaaifli territories, to tranf
afl Dufinef* for Gentlemen,
anguft 28
d3m
DUTY ON CARRIAGES.
Notice ii hereby given,
ryHAT agreeably to an aft of Cbngref* of the
-*• United States of America pafled at Philadel
phia the aßth day of May, 1796, laying duties on
carriages for tbe conveyance of persons, and re
pealing the former ails for ihat purpofe—Thjt
there fiiall be levied, colle&ed asd paid, upon
all carriages foi» the conveyance of persons,
which (ball h« kept by or for any perl'on, for
his or her own use, or to let ouf to hire, or for
the conveying of i>aflengers, tile several duties
and rate» following to wit
For and upon every coach 15
upon eveiy charriot u
upon every post tharriot 1%
upon every poll chaise ij
upon every phtcton with or without
top ' 9
upon eveiy coachee g
upon othtrcarriages,hiving pannel
work above, with blinds, glifles
Or curtains 9
upon four wheel carriages, having
framed potls and tops, with ft eel
springs 6
upon four wheel top carriages with
wooden or inn Iprings on jacks 3
upon curricles with tops 3
upon chafes with tepi 3
upon chairs with tops, 3
up;*i fulkirs with tops »
upon other two wheel top carriages 3
upon two wheel carriages with fleel
or iron springs
upon all other two wheel carriages a
upon every four wheel Carriage, hiv
ing framed polls and tops, and
relting upon wooden spars a
The Colleger of the Revenue of the ift di
vision of the firlt survey of the diftriCl of Penn
sylvania, will attend daily until the ;cth day
of September next for the purpose of leceiving
the duties on carriages, at No. 49, North 3d
Street, in the city of Philadelphia, of which
all persons poficfied of such carriages are desired
to take notice.
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Notice is also given.
To all real dealers in wines and foreign dial
led fpiritous liquors, that licences will be grant
ed to theita ; one licence for carrying on the
btifijvefß of retailing of wine, in a less quantity,
or in less quantities than twenty £alli>ns, at the
fame time and at the fame place, by
JAMES ASH,
Colledlor of the firft divi-
Con of the firft survey of the
diftriifl of Pennsylvania.
Office of infpeflion at Philadelphia,
Aiiguji \JI, 1799.
N.B. THE STAMP OFFICE AND OF
FICE OF INSPECTION IS Removed to
Gfrmantown, the firft house above the sign
of the King of Pruflia.
Every denomination of Stamped paper
to be had at said ofli e
Avguli 15 tawtjoS.
FOR THE SALE OF
JOSEPH H. FLEMING.
tu th.fat. 3W
No. 151 Markct-ftrcet
GEORGE PENNOCK,
la»3w.
JUST RECEIVED,
From tbe BOSTON Manufactory^
A QUANIirr OF
WINDOW glass;
Of different sizes.
FOR SALE BY,
ISAAC HARVEY, Jun. ,
N. B. A,ny lite or Cues that may be jvanted cut
larger than lB by le can be had from said mjnuUfUi
ly, on being ordered ; and aitention given toforward
Qn any orders thai may be lpft for that purpofc——
ju!y 8 dif
NOTICE.
The fdbferiben being duly authorised to
receive all the debts ai d effefts of James
Wilkini, of Philadelphia, all those indebted
to him arc cautioned agafolt making pay
ment to any other persons.
DANIEL SMITH,
GIDEON H. WELLS,
August 16th, '99, eodim.
Notice.
\ LL persons having cliinrts against the Eftat<
of Col. Edward Oldham (decealcd) late
of Cecil Couhty, Maryland, art hereby warned
to exhibit the lams immediately, with voucher*
thereof, to the fubf< ribet.
EDWARD OLDHAM, Jun.
Attorney for Mary Oldham, Ex'rx.
Bohemia Manor, Ctecil County, /
Maryland, Sept. i, 9799. ) Stawim.
NOTICE.
To the Creditors of Joseph Alexander,
LATE of Lffwiftown, in the county of Mif
flin, and commonwealth of Peniifylvanij;
who was a partner of the firm vt Jobnfon if
/(letfancier, I have-applied to the Judges of the
court of Common pleas, iu and for the county
of Mifflin atorefaid, for the benefit of the laws
of the said Commonwealth, made for the relief
of Icfolvent debtors, and ihey have appointed
the l'ecend Tucfday of September next, for a
hearing of me and my creditor! at Le\»ifl.own,
in said county, of which, pleale to take notice.
JOSEPH ALEXANDER.
august 53 J
THIS is to give notice, That die
Suhfcriber, of rElkton, hath obtained froai the
Orphan's Court of Cecil County, in Maryland,
letters of Adnitnidration, on the perfnnal es
tate of SAMUEL HEtVETT, late o iaid Coun
ty, deceased. All persons having claims r.giilt
the said deceased, are hereby warned, to < \ =Lit
the fame with the vouchers thereof, to tie üb
fcribcr, at or before the firft day of March next
They may etherwife, by law, be excluded from
all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 15th day of Augufl,
1799-
JOHN MILLER, Ad'tr.
Aug. 17- djw
TO BE LET,
.From the Ist of October next,
The STORES is? WIfARF,
I A DJOINING the Drawbridge, now occupied
1 Z"l_ by tA r. Joshua Gilpin.——The terms may
I ue known by applying at No. 358, Market-ftreer
juJy 29 3rawtf
Valuable Property for, Sale,
\ in Chefnst, near Sixth street, dire&ly oppofitc
Conorxss Hall,
A LOTofground,about n feet front in Chcf
' 1 nut street and 73 feet in depth, whereon is a
gpod frame house, now in the tenure of Samuel
Benge fubjedt to agrounJrent of i-». per annum.
The, advantageous situation of this property re
quires 110 con.ments, for it must be known, thrre
are few in this city to equal it, an unecceptionable
title Wilfbemade to the' purchaser. Apply to
JAMES GIkVAN,
no. t9S.Chefnut flrcet, ucxt door to the px«-
niifes.
march 5 tu th fa tf
TO BE SO L D,
TWO new frame two Story Hou
ses pleasantly situated near the Jolly f av»
ern, upper e«id of the Village of ' ranktord.
There are in each house, besides a kitcheH. two
rooms on the find floor; three on the l'ec ud,
with roomy garrats, all well finiihed ,• there
are a!f» to each, a good garden lot, stable and
coach house. Part goods will be taken in pay
ment. Any persons wishing to become ptir
chafers are requefied to view the prerfiifei,
and tor terms apply to
' JOHN McCLELLEN.
Frankford, July 13 cots
SALE
OF
The Springetsbury Grounds.
ON Thursday the a6th September, at two
o'clock P. M. at the Upper Ferry on
Schuylkill, will commence, the i'ale of the re- ?
maining lots of the Springetflvjry Estate.
Purchasers paying one fourth of the money
down, may have credit for the remainder as y
follows:
Six month/ from the day of sale for one fourth,
Nine months from ditto one fourth,
Twelve months from ditto ore fourth,
J. CONNELLY, and Co.
Auctioneers. §
HALF A CENT REWARD. '
RAN AWAY from the fuhferiher on the
Bth inft. an apprentice lad, named Joseph
Barnet, paper maker by trade, about 10 year»
of age five feet eight or ten inches high, light
complexion, down look, wore his hair queued,
remarkable for being a roted liar, had on when
he went away a hat halPworn, brown mixture
cloth cnatee, ltriped velvet waistcoat, and maity
other clothes
Any person that will take the said apprentice
up an«l bring him home (hall receive Ui4 abovi
reward and bo charges paid.
PETER BECHTEL.
Lower Merlon 7ctiurfhip, Montgomery County,
Sefttmbtr io, J 799. Jawjv,.
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