GRASS SEEDS.
Red Clover.
White do.
Timothy.
Saint Foin.
Trefoil.
Burnett.
Lucern.
Herd Grass.
Orchard do.
Rye do-
Raptf and Hemp.
SHEET? COPPBR, IRONMONGERY, and
PATENT PLOUGHS, which are said to be more
durable than any herctefore invented, and found
on experience to diminifll the labour both of man
and beast
By THOMAS HOWARD,
No. 40 South Second. Street, Philadelphia 4
February 13. tii«tf.Bw.
ON SATURDAY,
7be lit of 3/arch next, at 6 o'clock in the
evening, will be sold by Public Auction
at toe City Coffee House, the fol
loiving va'uable
REAL ESTATE, viz.
No. 1.
A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
WITH extensive three flory back build
ings, fituatcd in Front below Pifle ftraet-
The house contains two large rooms on each
floor, and is 12 feet 8 inches fn front, i»id ji
feet, 6 inches deep The piazza is 19 ftet 6
inches in lergh, and 11 feet 6 inches in widtb,
in which in carried up an elegant ftair-cafe.-r-
The back buildings are jo feet in length and 13
feet 8 inches in width, and contain on the firft
floor, a parlour' kitchen, pantry and flair cafe.
Th» second and third floors are divided into
convenient chambers and drefling rooms The
lot ol ground is 19S fret deep, with the privi
lege of a court leading into Lombard ilreet.
No. 2.
A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
adjoining the above, being 3» feet 8 inches in
front, and 51 feet 6 inchei in depth, exclulive
ot projeflion of the Bow Window This houi'e
contains two large and elegant rooms on the
firft and fecend floors—tUe third story is divided
into three chambers—There are elegant
flair cases—a large and convenient kitchen un
der the back room, and double cellars under
the whole house. The lot is 131 feet 6 iiuhcs
ia depth, with the privilege of a court leading
into Lombard street—a reftri&ion ii to be laid
upon this lot, that no back buildings, higher
than 8 feet from the level of front Street, are
to be erecfled upon the space vacant.
No. j.
A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
adjoining the above, of the dimensions and plan
as the house No. 1, except that the back build
ings are only 45 feet in depth. The lot is 13,1
feet deep, and has the privilege of a
Court into Lombard street.
The above defcritied houses are n«t plaifter
ed, but the Carpenters work is nearly finilfced.
Persons wishing to view them previous to the
day of file, will p'.eafr to apply at No. 188,
South Front street, for the key».
No. 4.
A LOT OF GROUND,
19 feet 11 inebe» frWt, and 37 few in
upon » court ><»dieg into Lombard Bceet.
No. 5.
A LOT OF GROUND
adjoining the above, and of thefame dimenfioni.
TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND,
situate in Lombard street between Sixth and Se
venth streets from Delawaie, containing each
i 8 feet front upon Lombard street, and no feet
in depth to a ao feet alley leading into Sixth"
ftr«et, with the privilege of the fame—Apian
of thel'e lots is to be seen at the Coffee Houi'e—
upon the Lots marked No. j and 4 in the plan
there is a frame building and kitchen about 16
feet-front, and 31 feet deep, in good rapair.
A LOT OF GROUND,
containing 114 feet on Lombard ftretl, and
130 feet on Eighth street from the Delaware,
with the privilege of* at feet alley running pa
rallel to Lombard street.
A LOT OF GROUND,
arijoininc the abov», containing 168 feet on
Lombard flreet, and 13a feet in depth to the a
hovementioned alley, and with the privilege of
the fame.
A LOT OF GROUND,
containing 114 feet on Pine street and 13a feet
on Eighth street from Delaware, with the pri
vilege of a ai feet alley.
A LOT OF GROUND,
adjoining the above, containing 168 feet on
Pine street, and 130 feet in depth, to the above
mentioned n feet alley with the privilege ef
the fame.
A LOT OF GROUND,
iiithediftriA of Southwark, bounded at sol
lows, »ir.
Beginning at a corner of Thomas Wharten's
land on the south fide of Carpesur flreet, at
the distance of 137 feet 3 inches from the cor
ner of 1 hird flrtet as the fame is now laid out
and continued a new course 137 ftet 3 inchea,
thenee south westerly on the weft fide of the
said Third street, continued on a new course
180 feet to a corner ef Andrew Benhan'sland
—thence weft northwardly 149 feet 9 inches to
a corner of T. Whartou's land, thence by the
fame on a strait line 190 feet 6 inches to the
place of beginning.
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND,
in the Diftri<3 of Southward bounded as fol
lows :
Beginning at the corner of M. Secpee's lot
on Moyamenfing road, thence south-westerly
along the weft fide tf said road 56 feet four 1-4
inches to Edward Reily'e lot, theuce weft
northerly 419 f»et to Third ftrtet as tbe fame is
now laid out and continued on a new course
thence north easterly along the east fide of said
Third ftree 78 feet 6 inches—thence east louth
erly 113 feet—thence foath westerly jo feet—
thence east southerly 140 feet to Moyamenfing
road aforefaid to the place of beginning.
There are two brick tenements two stories
high on the above described premilcs.
Plsrs of the above houses and lots of ground
are to be seen at the Coffirc-Houfc.
7erms of Payment.
l Fourth in 60 days.
, Fourth in 6 month j 1 wlth app v o ved fc
, Fourth in 12 months K nrity r & ißtereft .
1 Fourth in I ? months J
JOHN CONNELLY, Juctieneer.
February ij. totiM.
SEEDS.
AIM>,
FOR S*ALE
ALIO)
A SEASONABLE ARTICLE.
JUST RECEIVED,
AND FbR SALE
By WILLIAM Y. BIRCH,
STATIONER,
No. 17 South Second Street,
HAMILTON'S ELIXIR,
A SOVEREIGN REMELT
For Colds, chftinate Coughs, Catarrhs, Alth
mas, Sore-throats, and approaching Con
sumption*.
THOUSANDS are too well acquainted with
the nature and effeifls of empirical medici% >■
daily rffered for the cure of the above com
plaints ; dear bought experience has taught
them that oily and healing medicines j iiiie'l
with strong opiates (or sleepy drugs) repc ted
doses of which, flatttr and deceive the patient
for the present. by procuring momentary ea.fetj
experience, I fay, has taught thousands that
the commoß opiates and balsams, as they an
called, finally aggravate every disorder of tht
breast and lungs in th»ir mod di"rcflir>g fymp l
trims ; that they load the stomach anl impair
the digestion, inflame the wh le fyllem increase
the difficulty of breathing, and excite fever. —
But the qualities of this valuable difcovtry arc.
evinced bv perfedlly oppolite effeifls. A SIN
GLE TRFAL WILL PItOVE that it
the determination of the fluids to the fiirface of
the body, and biings on the common) healths 1
perspiration j that it diflodgei-and evacua'f
the tough, viscid phlejjm, or mucys, ftrengtt
crs the weakened vellels of the lungs, (heathes
the acrimonious humours which irritate th
lungs, and finally discharges them. Thus flri
king at the root of the dilorder, the fymptomv
areefcourfe, efTefliully and permanently con
quered, the rever/e of common medicines,
which weaken the conflitution and give strength
to the disorder, for the fake of moderating for
the preftnt, some of its p&infel effeifls.
TO PARENTS
Who may iave Children afflicted tviti the
HOOPING COUGH.
Thi» difcrvery it of the firft magnitude, at it
affnrdt immediate relief, checks the progress,
a I'd i» a ftii.rt time entirely removes tlic molt
cruel difoider to which children are liable j the
Elixir is so perfeftly agreeable and the dole so
fraall, that no difficulty arifct in taking it.
Dn. HAMILTON'S
Genuine Ejj'ence and Extract Oj
MUSTARD.
For Rheumatisms, Gout.Palfey, Sprair.t, Ice.
a great number of attelled cures nwjr be seen
at the place of fajf Dr. Hamilton'! Grand
Reflorative for conhltutiont debilitated by in
temperance of any kind ; and for the cure ef
Nervon< Complaints, Inward Weakness, Ob
flinate Gleets, Fluor Albui in wom{n, Stc.
Hamilton's justly celebrated Worm Lozen
'ges, the infallible Itch Ointment, Dr.Leroux's
Indian Vegetable Specific for Venereal Com
plaints, Ague and Fever Drops which h;d ne
vet failed rffeftinj a cure, Dr. Hihn't Anti
bilious Pill, ditto Corn Phifter, the Perfutf
Lotion tor the face and flcin, Gowland't Lo
tion, Church's Cough Drops, Anderfon'a Pills.
THE DAMASK LIP SALVE
It recommended (particularly to theLadift)
*» an elegant and pleasant preparation forchop
ped and for* lips, and every blemish and mcon
veiii<inre ineifioned by coldtf fevers, &c. fpee
dilv refWing a beautiful rosy colour and deli
cate foftnel's to the lipi.
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER
Jt>« *M rttTM AXD GVXS.
This excellent preparation comforts and
ftrengtheas the gums, preferrei the enamel
from decay, and cleanses a:«d whitens the teeth,
absorbing all that acrimonious {lime and foul
nefs, which fuffered to accumulate, never faiU
to injure and finally ruin them.
gf Those who wish to procure the medicines
genuine, mull apply only at above.
Wholesale purchafera will receive a liberal
allowance by application to L£E k. Co. Balti
more, who have obtained the general agency
for the United State*
Feb. 16.
For tbe TEETH, BREATH, and SCUR
VY in the GUMS, and tbe
TOOTH ACHE.
The Anti- Scorbutic Tin&ttre
Is un~quallcd for c'eanfing, whitening, and pre
fer ving the teeth, ard cfleituilly curing the scurvy
in the gums. It will prevent the teeth from fur
ther decay, fallen them if loofb, and render the
breath perfeAly sweet.
f Price one dollar each bottle.
AND TUI
Volatile Tinflure for the Tooth Ache.
The most efficacious remedy ever difcoverec' for
tbat tormenting pain. It gives immediate and
permanent relief in the most violent cases; con
tains nothing but what is perfe<ftly innocent, and
may with faitty be applied to pregnant women or
to children.
[Price 37$ cents.]
Prepared only by Dr. Church, New York, and
fold by Meflrj H. and P. Rice, 16 south Sacoud
street, Philadelphia.
The only Medicine in the world that cures
the most inveterate Itch in four hours.
The genuine patent Scotch Ointment.
For pleafantnefe, fafety, expedition, ease and
certainty, is infinitely superior to any
other medicine, for the cure of
THE ITCH.
It is so certain in its operation, that it has never
failed in any one inflance whatever, of effe&ually
curing that difagreer.Me disorder in four hours, by
one application only, though applied to man; thou
sands in England, Scotland and Ireland. It does
not contain one particle of mercury, (fee the af
fidavit*) hut may be applied with the greateil
ftfety, to the mod delicate lady during pregnancy,
or the tendereft infants.
The proprietor is so certain of its infallibility,
that he engages to return the money to any per
son on whom it did not perform a eure in four
hours.
Prepared only by the inventor and sole propri
etor, Dr. James Church, at his dupenfary, 137
Front flraet, near the Fly market, New York ; and
tild by Messrs. H. and P. Rice, 16 south Second
Oreet, Philadelphia; and Mr. Rice, Baltimore.
* Tbit affidavitjxay be /eat at tbe fleets of fain
February 16 | eotw
'2j ; V«W*' »
all persons
TNDEBTED to the Estate ot J OH ,
I TON, late of the City of Philadelphia, Mer
chant, decoafed, are rebelled to, «he fame,
and those baring demands against his fcUate.K
produce their accounts legally attefled to
KEARNY WHARTON,
Acting Executor, No. m, Spruce street.
November 11. 1 *
\ IX persons indebted to theEOateofC/f
f\ TAIN KtIRAN FITZ PAT RICK, ma
riner. deceased, are requelUd « n,ake immediate
'•ayment to the fubferihers; and those who have
my demand* the said estate are tequefled
to furoilh their accounts for fettlrment to
P. FKRRALL, ? £ xecu tors.
THOMAS M'EUEN, 5
'January 13, 1800. "f
UNSEATED LANDS.
V
THE OWNERS
OF Unseated I.ands in Wel>morela*d county,
PeonfyNanu, are hereby notified, that urp
left the Tales dot on said lands for I79®> lre P
into the hands of Jot* Brandon, S/f treasurer of
CakJ ooanty, on or before tlie 16th of April next,
they will advertised for sale, as the law direfls
TAMES M'GREW, 1
HENRY ALLSHOUSE, V Comm'rs.
JEREMIAH MURRY, J
January 18.
HORSES will bt taken to winter at Prtfrffi
Ht'l, at the ia.miies stone on the Briflol
Road, where they will have good Timothy and
Clov r Ha. J, we!!littered and cleaned and a field
to run in when the woather is good.
0- Enquire of Mr. William Bell Merchant, or
on the preniiffs.
N.B. Will not b« anfwerablefor accidents or
escape, b«t will take every preflMtion to prerunt
either.
RtfdnWr i*
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
March tub, »799-
I PUW.IC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
Purftiast to the zA of Cwagref* palled on the
lit day cf June, one tboufand, seven hun
dred and ninety fix, entitled "an ail rcguht
ing the ;rr«nti of land appropriated for mili
tary farvices, and for the society of United
brethren for propagating the gospel among
the Heathen j and the aft fuppleroentary to
the said recited ad parted on the second day of
March, cue thonfand seven hukdred andnine
ty nine to wit:
' I.
THAT the trafl of Land herein aft«r <!•-
scribed, naively, " beginning at the North Weft
cornfr of the ft-vea ranges of townDiipg, and
running thence fifty miles due south, along the
western boundary of the said ranges thence
due Welt to the Main Branch of the Scioto ri
ver ; thence up the Mi'm Branch of the (aid ri
ver to the place where the Indian boundary line
croflcs the lame ; —thence along.rhe said boun
dary line to the Tufcarorai branch of the Muf
kinguin riverat thecroffing place ab<>ve Fort
Lawrence ; thencedown the fiid river, to the
point where a line rtiu due weft from the place
of begisning, will interfefl the said river ;
thence along the line to run to the place of be
ginning Tits been divided into townfbips of
five miles square, and frailionalparti of town
fliips; and that plan and funfoyi of the laid
'"wulhipß and i'ra&imwl parts of iow«vflwp» arc
deposited in the «ffiee» of the Rfgiftcr of the
Trealury and Surveyor General, for the inspec
tion of all perl'oni concernsd.
11.
The boldart of fucS warranti at have been
nr (lull be granted military terviceiperform
ed during the late war, are required to prefcnt
the fame to the Rcgifter of the Treasury, at
fonve time prior to the twelfth day of February
in the year, one thousand eight hußdred, for
the purpose of being registered ; No registry
will however be made of any left quantity than
a quarter towoOiip, or'four thousand acre*.
<> 111.
Tha priority of lortmon of the warranH which
may L« preferred and rejiftercj in manner afore
fail, prior to the nth day of February in the
year one tliaufand eight hundred, will immediate
ly after the said day, be detirmined by lot, in the
mode diefcribed by the ail Srft recited.
IV.
eoiw uwtP.
The holdats cfreg»fl«red warrant*, {hall on
Monday the 17th day of February, in the year
1800,1 n the order of which the priority ef locati
on (hall be determined by lotas aforefaid, pefon
illy,or by th«ir agents, defigaate in wrkitgat the
office of the Rigitler of the Treasury, the particul
ar quarter townftips ele&ed by th«m refpeilively,
.nd luck of the faici holders ai shall not defignatr
heir locations on the said day, fliall be postponed
In locating such warrants to all other headers of
regiftercd warrant*.
| There perhaps is no malady to which the hu-
V• j man frame is fuhjecS, that has had more appli-
The holders of warrants for military services nations of various kinds administered as reme
ufficieut to cover one or more quarter townships die*, than the Rheumatism : nor is thero scarce
or trails 6f four thousand acresc«ch ; shall, at any a disorder that hos refilled with like force the at
time afrer Monday the 17th day of February, 1-800 tempts made to remove it.
and prior to the firti day ol January, 180 a, be al- The virtue* of the EflVnce and Extra# o
lowed to regiftcr Uie Md warrants in manner a- ' Mustard, will be found to equal, if not t-xre l
lorrfaid, ami forthwith to make locations therefor th»fe of any other medicine whatever, in the
on any tract or trafls of land not before located. cure of the above complaint*. The following
Ail nr r. i i r'* Co P' e( * f™ l " the London Pharmacopiae and i*
All warrants or clscmsfor lands on account of the opinionof the C. Ilege of Phvftcian* concern
nil,tary fcrv.ce., which shall not be rrg.fler.d and ing this valuable Drug
ocatttd bffore tne firft day of January, 180 a, are by u : j
he fupplesnentary ad of Congress h«rein before a* i * c\il acr ] moil y an d pungency ;
ecited, paCfcd on th« second day of March,l7o9 ftimQlate '' the f ? lld5 » an d attenuates viscid jui
cclared to be forever barred. ctß> . f- nd hcnc * 15 delVrvcdly recommended for
Giveo under my hand at Philadelphia tht appetite, promoting digestion, encrea
day and year above meationed. ' , £ l^e 'fcrctions ; also paralytic and
OLIVER WOLCOTT. < rh i"">atic afFeflton*."
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. KSS
May agti, 1799. an e '* terna J application ; common rheumatisms,
r HE proprietor*of certificates ilTiied for fulj- ®f ,rains > Chilblains, Stiff Necks, swelled joints,
fcriptions to the Loan bearing interel) at ® ru '^ es > Frozen Feet, local pains in any part «f
ight per centum per annum, are notified, that b °^ y ' Jr extre m : .ties, Swelled Fw*, chop
t any time after payment shall have be: n made ; hands, &c. will be found to yield to its be
if the sth inftalr.ient, which will become due : n ' gn ' n ® u . eTlre a hours. The Extrail is
lurio? the firft tefj days of the month of July ■ P re P arctl the form of pil!s,and being an inter
nftiing, Certificates of Funded Strck mav at I " al reme<l y 'f an amazing additional improvc
heir optk.n be obtained at the Treasury 01 Loan i '? ent > taken thefevcreft cases of the Hht uma-
Dfficea, refpetfively, for tire amount of the four 1 " C - Gout ' Chronic Hheuroatifm, Palsy, fixed
irft inftalHi»ms, or onemoieiy of thef u ,n S ex . ; P alns > Lumba g°i Numbnels, Gouts, &c.—
veiled in the fubfeription certificaissNt.cer- i Whtn th . e eflence is externally applied it pr■>-
ificates of Funded Stock wit: however be iil'ued I mote * S entle perforation, and operates very
or lei# than one hundred dollars. j nnldly by urine ; they alio amend a weak di-
Such subscription certificates as may be nre
tnted it the Treasury or Loin Offices i n con
eqaence of the feregoing arrangement, wii! be
ndorfed and diftintflv marked i"o as te denete
that a mocty of the flock has been ifl'sed.
OLIVER WOLCOT7.
Secretary of tint Tttlturj.
NOTICE.
Horses to Winter.
JUST RECEIVED,
From the BOSTON Manuf*<torj,
A SfVAUIltr OF
WINDOW GLASS,
Of--different sizes,
ro/t SALE
BY ISAAC HARVEY, Jwn.
N. B. Any fixe or sacs that maybe wan'e<3 cut
larger thao i 8 by la.can be hadlrum said manufafto
ry, on being oidtred; and attention given totorward
on any orders ihat may be left for that purpose
Apply at No. 9, South Water-flrect, at above,
jaly 8 dlf
TO BE SOLD FOR CASH,
OB EXCHANGED,
For property in the City, or ivitbin thirty
mites of it,
A PLANTATION or tratft of hand in
Mifflin County and S r ate of Pcnnfylva
nia, within lix miles of the river Juniuti, Con
taining about 3?oacre». There are about fifty
ictet cleared, part of which is a rich b<rttom,
wat«red by a con Rant stream that is ftraug
enough to work an oil or a grilt mill Any
person inclining to deal for it, may obtain fur
rhfr information by applying at the offic ■ of
this gazette.
N. B. If fold, credit wiH be gives for part
of the money.
O&ober 17, 1799-
THE Public ar cautionedagainft receiving the
Subscribers Note in fivor of, «nd ir.dor
fed by Thomas W. Francis, dated yesterday,
at 6c days after date for eight hundred dollar;.
The aote.it in the hand writing of the Subscri
ber, and at thr bottom a memorandum by the
indorfer, to, the credit of the drawer, Thomas
VV. Francis. This note together with a con
tract between Charles Wdliamfoß, and Charles
Hale for lands in townthip, No. 4, in the <th
range of Strudler county, state of New, lerfey,
and sundry other papers contained in a Pocket
Book, were taken from the Subscribers deft lift
evening. A» the above can be of «o use to the
person who has carried them < (f, fhhould they
be returned, no questions ihall be asked.
SAMUEL MIFFLIN.
3»wtf
February 6.
A CERTIFICATE of one Share »f the Bank
of the United States, No. *9llO, in the uarae
ot Lewis Peter Quintyn, and a Certificate of two
Shares »f the said Bank, No. 19119, in the name
of George Jan.es Chelmondely, Earl of Cholmon
dely, were forwaided from New-York by the
Chefterfield British Packet for Falir.outh, which
was captured by the French, and the Certificates
loft or deftreyed, and for which application is
made at said Bank for the renewal thereof, of which
all persons concerned are desired to take notice.
CLEMENT BIDDLE.
February II
Thirty Dollars Reward.
DESERTED from the quarters of the fub
fcrftet, on Saturday the Bth inft. an en lifted
soldier, earned JAMES BUTLER, a Carter by
occupation, born is the State of Mew Jcrfey, aged
thirty five years, five fcec nine inches high, Tandy
complexion, hajle eyea, and short sandy hair, has
been some time arefiderit of this city.it is thought
he is now in Mount Holly in New Jersey, or its
viciuity, as his friends chiefly reCde there.
ALSO, . ' £ "
On Tbarfday the 13th inltant, an enlilled
soldier, named JOHN BARK, born in Lineal'-
ter, Pcnnfylvania, his occupation that of a la.
buurCri Hirtymwyaßi"'of age, five feet nine
inches high, dark eyes, black hair, which he
wore queued, of a dark complexion, hit face
bloated by the immoderate ul'e of fpiritoi a li
quors; his acquaintance being in Wilmington
or its vicinity, where he formerly lived, 'tis pos
sible he may take that rout
Whoever (hall take up said deserters and lodge
them io jail, or (hall deliver them to the fubferiber,
at hi» quarters in Filbert, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, Philadelphia, or to any officer of the army
of the United States, fliall receive the above re
ward, and reasonable charges; or for either of
them a proportionate compensation.
BENJAMIN GIBBS, Jun.
Captain 1 Qtb regt. U.S.
daw
February 19.
CUBUE OF THE RHEUMATISM,
6®"*! lumbago, white fwellingi, (praias,
bruifci, oumbnefj, chilblains, acute chronic
rhcumatifra, rheumatic gout, it recommended
Dr. CHURCH't
Chemical Extrafl and EJfence of
Mujlard,
Prepared only by Dr. James Church, at hi*
Dispensary, New-York.
* -1 » 7 —. ..
geiuon, and strengthen the flomach.
Sold as above with printed direftions for uft
Where aifd may he had, CHU RCH's COUGt
DROPS, a medicine unequalled by any in th<
World for the cure of Coughs; Colds, Afthmai
and Confumptiotis.—Alfa by Mr Price, Bal
timore, and MsfiVs. H. & P. Rice, 16, Soath
Sccoad Street, Philadelphia.
CAUTION.
NOTICE.
FOR THE
VALUABLE Lo
'OR SALE,
° n .^ edne «»r the fifthTay of Mar v
° clock in the e»tni ne L fh » .I th n ««, ,r
f«« Houfc, will be foM f,
Mowing described raluable L aU ' Si " 1
•lig'bly situated f or SUMmbr R E ° f Gr "
A certain LOT „ r PIE ;
Cermantown tSa'JT** '. hc S• J
from the city of Philadcln'lTa T''* a 1 "1 ' '
north by land of Mr Th. _ bo « , nricd «
,„w uz:: A Gr r-'- ■
menu for hi, (ummer rettdc"! °5 ' m F
Und of joftpU Morris, and wea w f u '•
contaunujf by computation 14 acrlstVa'h, '
«r.,a°VliX V C ° f ,M s' P
..early oppofi lß to Turner's | snt ,„ L
h "®d ot tbe Ccntry cf,"u
fotn Nixq», James *
lilqrs. ben.g n.arkeJ andM« 1
map of the laid large trad called til 4m '
fjo.ji, containing fiivon acres and ten pj« h '
No. 3. One other lot or iiiece nfl,„j
the 1.(1 deferred lot to the northwi d m J< 5
II acres and one hundred and thr«. "
1 he v«ry valuable property now
sale mutt be too well known ,o requirS
riefcript.oll It is well worth the ~1 :r
those who wi<h to secure to themes "1 '
and healthy fituatio.u ... the vicinity of th t ,
The terms of sale arc one third part oftll
chafe money to be paid k, t f n day, a f ter .1" " r '
one third ,n ninety days, and there mini ° 'j
infix months; for the two last payments I
ding »nterell)approvrii!..d..rfc dnote , tobt \
The title is unexceptionable. Sold bv or
Meffrs.lfuc Wbirto., Thomas Fitzf.mrsns ' • i
ip Nicklw, William M'Murtrie, Samuel W
•r, Trufteetfor the creditors of Blair M'C
chui. *
(Hf.
JOHN CONNELLY, AuSm,
Jaauary 18. 3t.wtjßF.rfrj
TH FOLLOWING
VALUABLE LANDS
h ill be offered for sale, at the Mtr,
Coffee House in tbis city, ielwcti
bours of sik and tight on tie event
SATVffHXy~ISe tiventj-second of Hi
next.
I» th« County ofCLTNN jud Stiit o*
GEORGIA—aII patented Mttrafti
of iqoo acre*.
7,000 Acres at the confluence of Frr
and Turtle river-, and hud of:
naon's found, near the to*n of
wick
181.000 Acres on the witers of the gn: and
little Satilla rivers, and of
creek.
4 ',oco Near the above described trafts.
d.;ra.
15,000 Near the above deferibed tracti.
180, coo Acre* oh the water* of the jrejf 8t
tilla ao'd Alatihama.
147,000 Act I ** on the fame witm.
jo,ooo Acrei on the water* of the pen St
tilla.
50,000 Acr« on the witen of little SitilU iti
Alatamaha riven and BifFalee craifc
60,000 Near the above described tract*.
In the State of VIRGINIA—aII patented.
44,000 Acres in the county of Bath, 01
fides • f Green Briar rSvt-r, fuhjf t»
ta. 0 «■« » n r re» of prior fur*q.
~ ' eluded within the said 44,000 Li,
hut excluGve of that quantity.
j Arvr* in lU »f Il.ikj-c-.i tW
eift fide of th» Co* Pasture riv.'-asi
and on botli fi.iei of th«W';gor
Road leading from the Warm S-,t iC|j>
to Staunton, subject u aiofcf i' ;■
jocc £crei prior furveyt
-4c,e00 Acres in the county of RandolfH, trt
liuchanao river, fubjeet at afc tf'Kl
to 4588 acres prior fiirvevt,
30,000 Acr« in tlie county t>f B»th, m
eafl fide of Calf Pasture river, (h ("
at nforel'aid tu jooo acrct prior lor
vey«.
In PENNSYLVANIA.
60,000 Acres in Northumberhud coHii; -
veyed and relumed.
46)800 Arreain Northumberland county
veyed and returned.
40.4C0 Acres in Bedford co«nty, furveyec
ready to be returned.
*§* For the greater part of the pure
money a liberal credit will be aliowed the it
chafers, giving unquestionable security.
Persons u idling particular information wiß
pleafs to apply at No. 41 Arch flreet, where
the patents and drafts, and also certifiMtn of
the quality of the Georgia and Virginia Laws
are deposited
THOMAS FITZSIMONS,
BENJAMIN R. MORGAN,
JEREMIAH PARKER.
|C7» Also, at the fame time and pla«»
40473 acres and one-third of an acre m
Mason county, in the State of Kentucky:
on the N#rth Fork, within four miles ot
its junftion with the Middle Fork of
tucky river—this tra£t vvas surveyed in the
war 175.1: a draft ot it may be fcen by ap
plying as above direftcd.
Phi'adelphia, Jan. 7
yESSE Us BOBtxr U'ALV'
Old Port Wine, in pipe?, hhds. and qr. caikSf
Also Landing at their WbarJ
From on board the fliip Edward from Lifts"-
Lilbori Wine, in pipes and <sr. ca&fc
junc »J '
TWENTY DOLLARS RfiWARP- '
RA V AWAY 83 Saturday evening the fjj*
July iuftaat, from Colebrook F
Lantattcr county, a Negro Ma* f ßanlc r
he i» about 40 y«a r » *S e » ..J, dawn
ven inches high, tolerable black, wit ,
iH look, squints, be ii a cunning artful fel
a great liar, and vety fond of flrong| h<»«»
hat been brought up to the farming u
very handy at any kind of laboring w > »
took with him a number of clothing) ir afDt
which vera, one fnit plain N<*" j f e
money). It is expeiied h« has shape ,
for Phyadelphia or New York. for ft*
»t* The above reward will be P ™' (J>
curing him in any g ol m the U" 1
with reasonable charges if brought hew
SAMUEL JACOBS.
Co'.ebrosk pHrnace, jaly 16, >79?
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