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Philadelphia, January io, 1746 7. "Hereas Mary the wife of Thomas Warner, of Philadelphia county, hath at fesndry times eloped from her hulband, thefe are to warn all perfons not to truft her on his account, for he will pay no debts of her contracting, from the date hereof. Philadelphia, January 20. 1746 7. RUN away the 1 8th inftarit, from William Hudfon, of this city, tanner, an Irifh fervant man, named Daniel Brady, about 20 years of age, fandy complexion, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high.

Had on a black Jrifh frize coat, a brown and another of a lighter colour without fheves, a fine homefpun fhirt, leather breeches, and good hoes and ftockings Took with him befides, a pair of ftockings and fhoes, two brown homefpun ihirts, and a pair of linnen breeches. 'Tis probable he will endeavour to pafs for a tanner, tho' he is not a workman. Whoever fecures the faid fervant, fo that he may be had again, or brings him to his after, lhall have Twenty hillings reward if taken within 10 miles of this city, or Forty if farther, and reafonable charges, paid by William Hudson. Philadelphia, January 20. 1746 7.

To be Lett, A New houfe, within two Doors of the White horfe, in Elbow the Prefbyte rian burying ground, three ftory high, with two good Cellars, three rooms on a floor, handfomely finiflied, a pretty kitchen back, and a yard for wood, arid other conveniences Enquire of. Henry at the corner of Strawberry alley, oppofite thefliambles. Philadelphia 9 January 20. 1746 7. To be Lett for the Term of Five Years, THE plantation formerly Gayan Miller's, in the' townfhip of Keanet, county of Chefter, and province of Pennfylvania, containing about 20 acres of land, with a good brick tenement, and ftone kitchen, a geod barn, ftables, a large vandive3r bears very well there may be fowed about 24 acres of winter grain each year, ani 20 acres more to plant and fow with fpring grain, about 25 acres of meadow, chief part in good Sic.

The faid prerriifes is within two littles ofa Merchant mill, arid iz of the borough of For terms agree with George Miller (living on faid preinifes) William Ceoper, and Robert Lewis, adjoining the fame. B. There came to faid plantation fome time laft fu'mmer, a cheftnut coloured youhg mare, flaxen mane and tail. The owner is defired to prove his property, pay the charge, and take her away. Philadelphia, January 20.

1746 7. WHereas the advertifement in the Penn fylvania Gazette of Jam 6. 1746 7, relating to the eftate of William Coats, fen. fays, That I am impowered by him in which it mould have been by hia children, viz. William; Cbats, jun.

Elizabeth Edge, John Coats, fen; and Peter Brown, as in the following advertifement. Thomas Say. Philadelphia, January 13. 1746 7. WHereas William Coats, the elder, of the Northern Liberties of the city of Philadelphia, has been, for near twelve months laft paft, incapable to tranfact his affairs, or to manage his eftate to.

the advantage of himfelf and children as heretofore; therefore it was, and is unanimoufly agreed', by the heirs of the faid William Coats, viz. His fori William Coats, jun. his daughter, Elizabeth Edge, John Coats fen. in right of Ann Kilcrefe, another daughter, and Peter Brown, in be half of his children, by Pnfcilla, another ot his daughters, deceafed, to impower Thomas Say, of the city of Philadelphia, Sadler, and he is impowered to collect and receive all the rents, iflucs and profits, a rifing from the faid eftate ofWilliam Coats, fen. aforefaid, in order for the better difcharging his debts, and maintainance of him felf and family for time to come As witness our hands the day and year above.

William Coats, jua. Elizabeth Edge, Peter Brown, John Coats. Philadelphia, Jan. 13. 1746 7.

To be A Very good large and commodious ftone houle, nttaate in Germantown, with a good kitchen, and aPirame ftable, with ten acres of land, and a young orchardmen it 'tis very commodious fer a tavern keeper, it being, called the fign of King Tamony, and in poffeffion of William Dewees. Any one inclining to purchafe the fame, may apply to Jacob Vonderwite, carpenter, living in Germantown aforefaid. 0 January 20. 17 6 7. To be LD, New houfe and lot in Second Street, op pofite to Samuel Rhodes's, being iy foot four inches and a half front, and the lot 80 foot back, the houfe 34 foot, with a kitchen two ftory hih, a room and chamber between the houfe.

and kitchen, and Cellar and vault under the whole, and a good pump, Enquire of Adam Rhodes, in Walnut ftreet. 0 i To be SOLD J.HN Reynell, in Front ftreet CHoice old WES I I A RUM. And by Samuel Park A Parcel of very good A at Parr's Point. Philadelphia, Dec. 30.

1746. To be by Publick Vendue. On the 6th day of February next, the fale to begin at two of the clock in the afternoon, at the fign of the George, in Second ftreet A brick meffuage with a jT. kitchen, bakehoufe, and lot of ground, in the city of Philadelphia, on the fouth fide of Saflafrafs ftreet, near the church of the Reformers. The wiefiuage three ftory high above ground, containing in breadth 17 foot fix inches, and in depth 34 foot.

The kitchen two ftory high, having a cellar under the whole. The lot containing 17 feet and half, by 140 foot clear ot ground rent. For the title, enquire of Mr. Charles Brockden, who has the deeds in his cuftody. THOMAS SUGAR.

Philadelphia, December 1746. AL Sorts of DEEDS and CON YA KC carefully, drawn by Thomas Hopkinson, in Front ftreet. For Charleftown, in South Carolina, directly, THE SHIP epttme Thomas Wilkinfonr Commander Mounts 16 Guns, and 54 Men anfwerable. For freight or paffage agree with Robert and A mo Strettell, or faid commander. N.

B. Men and wemens velvet caps, hoods, ftiort cloaks, green and bobea tea, fail duck, ozenbrigs, bandanoes, cotton romals, Scotch fnufT, and fundry other goods, juft imported per the Mercury, Capt. Har grave, to be fold by faid Robert and Amos Strettell, for ready money, "or three months credit. Philadelphia, Jan. 6.

1746 7. For SOUTH CAROLINA, The Snow John, THOMAS CROSTHIVAITE, Commander Mounting 14 Guns, and Men anfwerable being a prime failer, and good accommodations for palTen Li OR freight or paiiage, agree witn rne iaia Jl mafter on board, or at William CrofthwaitVs, in Front ftreet. N.B. The faid fnow will certainly fail in 14 days after the breaking up of the froft. Philadelphia; De.

16. 1746. A Large well built brick houle, in Water Philadelphia, next door to Mr. Peter Bard's merchant, near market ftreet wharrt convenient tor a tavern or a wholefale merchant, with fuitable conveni pnetes for either now reay for a tenant to go into. Alio a goed new corn merchant mill, in the county of Chefter, about 15 miles from Whiteclay creek landing, and is fituated in a very convenient place for a ftore, being by the great road leading from Coneftogo to the a forefaia landing.

They are both to be let by Jtvan mor gan, in Market ftreet, Philadelphia the mill will np. Ki at liberty 'till next fDrine The faid Morgan has ex1 CJ ranrinarv pood fpun oowder to fell by wholelale, an moft forts of other gcodst his ftiop, by wholefale or retail, as ufual. burn's Wharff, formerly pofiVflVd by Samuel Neave A Large and neat'AlTortment of European Goods, fuitable for the feafon. Philadelphia, December 23. 1746.

To be SOL A Plantation, in the mannor of Moreland, 13 miles from Philadelphia, containing 200 acres of good land, 20 whereof good meadow, and 20 more may be made. There is a dwelling houfe, good barn, a fine young orchard, with other conveniencies on faid place. Any perfon inclined to purchafe, may apply Jofeph in the northern liberties of this city, or to James Dubree, living on the preinhTes, and be inform ed of the conditions of fale. Philadelphia, OtlobeY 23. 1746.

RUn away, the 19th of May laft, from 1 Baltimore Ironworks, with 3 1 nlh convict men belonging to faid works, a Dutch convidt fervant woman, belonging to the' fubferiber, named Anna Maria Norman, but may have changed her namVj (he is of middling ftature, frefii coloured, much pitted with the fmall pox, and talks very bad Engliih. WhoeveV fecures her in any goal, fo that her mafter may have her again, ftiall have Five Pounds of the currency where taken, paid by William Williams. N. B. She is a Low Dutchwoman.

1 To be A Trad of Land, in the Northern Liberties, containing zco acres and upwards, about 4 miles from Philadelphia, 2. from German town, and 2 from Franckfort with a large dwelling houfe, garden, out houfes, orchards and meadows, all in good feft.ee, a confiderable part well timber'd, and the whole well water'd 5 with a conveniency for amill, contiguous to a good ftone quarry to bedifpofed of either in the whole, or in parcels. A parcel of likely Negroes, men and women, fit for town or country bufihefs. Alfor hcrfes, mares, colts, cows, heifers and calves, ploughs, harrows, carts, and other plantation implements, with reafonable credit. Propofals will be received by Robert Meade, near the Premiites, or, by the Owner, JOHJf MICHAEL Philadelphia, Dec.

23. 1 746. To bels ET TcrSOLD onreafonabh Terms, POO FORGE, fituate on Man hatawny creek, with upwards of 800 acres of land thereto belonging. The forge is almoft new, in good order, and is efteem'd one of the beft in this provirice. Enquire of Themas Hopkinfon.

N. B. A manager is wanted for faid forge. Philadelphia, December. 1746.

To be SOLD by Christopher Marshall, At the Sign of the Golden Ball, oppofite the End of Strawberry Alley, near the Three Tun Tavern, in Cheftnut ftreet, Philadelphia, viz. CArmine, native cinnaber, ver million, drop Jake, rofe pink, red lead, red oker, Spanifh brown, white lead, flake white, Spanifh whiting, chalk, Pruflia blues of fundry forts, blue verditer, blue bife, calcin'd fmalt, ftrewing fmalt, diftiU'd verdigreafe, French and Englifti verdigreafe, French fa green, terre vert, yellow oker, ftone and brown ditto, yellow orpiment pink, brown CohVs earth, umber, lytharag, black lead powder, rotten ftone, emery, tripoly, borax, of tartar, flower of brimftone, aquafortis, red arid white argol; blue petre, gold fhclls, gold and filver leaves, Indian ink, madder, ground and rafpt beft London glew, antimony, Epfom falts, Englifh Bateman's dropsy. Venice turpentine, Barbados tar, gum roaftick gum bouge, gum fanderick, gum arabick, gum olbanum, gum copell, gum anime, gum ornato, fpirits of wine and turpentine, varnifhesand lackers, Iinfeed, nut, peach, anniieed and iweet oils, mill fheet lead, bar lead, powder, painting brufhes, camel's hair, pencils tooth brufhes, flates, Hate pencils, fprigs of fundry fizes, fafh pullies and cords, large and fjpnall prints, and fundry fmall drawing books glazier's lead ready drawn, putty and fodder ready made, beft London crown glafsto glaze pictures clocks, beaufets, white lead ground in oil for veffels bottoms. N. B.

As faid Marfliali intends principally to keep an oil and colour, (hop, and having iruported a large afTort snerit in that way, propofes to fell in any quantuy, cheaper than can be had of any other perfon in this place. PHILADELPHIA Printed by B. FRANKLIN, Post Master, at the INew TjfjtcR neac.th mr.