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1 i 5 34 '1 I 'I i Ii4 4 i. 1 21 II f'5 ill ii i Ml il 5 J. 111 In 1 4 i 1 if IB 1: i.tri' il i 1 1 1 aw I i. I yv 1 Juft Imported an the Brig tain Arrui, and the Ship Si. Jacasi, 'CpwinfTiuSv ton from France, aod to bt by Jofeph Dean John jPiirviaheei At their STOREi the'' corner of Waters and pruct nVets, formerly occupied by Thomas Lceper, a at ASSORTMENT of DRY GOODS, which ther will fell on the lowed terms for cafh or country product Amongft which are TTpLACK, blue, purple, J5 brown, white, ftriped' ant fpotted beft Velvets, Jans of different colours, Rcynl, Lvi and Br i tart nia Linens, Striper! plain Cambricks ind Lawns, Striped And plain Muflins, French and Italia, ftriped," figured and flainGaozes, Striped and bordered cauze Handkerchiefs.

Piain and ftriped intuas Common and fupsrhnc white Dimity, Biack Sattins and Modes, Men black and griy ribbed and plain fllk Hofe, Womens white ditto, Mens thread 'aod worfted ditto Fine purple; 'red, china blue, copperplate furniture Dattt aod light ground Chintzes, Calicoes, Cottons and printed Linens, Womens btft Kid Mitts and Glovei, Black fiik Lace, Sewingj Silkr adorted, Bandana and linen Hand I Nankeens, B. They will receive all kinds of GOODS to Sell on CommiHion and flatter themfelves, from their former extenfive connections in thedrv goods bufinefs, they will be able to make fptedy and on the moft advantageousTerms Order from their Friends in the country will be punctually complied with. March 20 In purfbance of the laft Will and Teftmnt of the late Colonel TURBUT FRANCIS, ceceed, II be expofed to SALE; by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Ccflfce 'ufe, in this city, on SATURDAY the 27'h dav of Apiil, at fix o'clock in the Eveninr, th' following LAtfDS, late the tilate of the faid Colonel Francis. I z. RoxHurv.

S'tuate on the well fide of the main river Sufquehannah, juft below the forks, and nearly oppofite to the town of Stinbury, in Northumberland county, originally confiding of 83 acres, of which ao acres were fold by Colonel Francis in his lifetime. Golden Plains. Situate on the north fide of the weft branch of Sufquiharinnh about two milts above the forks, in Northumberland county, containing 315 acres, and the ufual allowance of fix acres per cent, for roads. 3. Alexandria.

Situate next adjoining the Golden Plains, rip the river, containing 316 acres and allowance. I 4. Stephen's Referye. Situate next adjoining Alexandria, up the river, containing 317 acres and allow once 5. Kew.

Situate in Buffaloe valley, on the north fide of Buffaloe creek, which empties into the weft branch of Sufquehannah, on the weft (id thereof, a bout 6 miles above the forks, in Northumberland count containing 517 acres and allowance. 6. Mount Joy. Situate on the north fide of the weft branch of Sufquehannah, about two miles below the mouth of Lyeacoming creekjin Northumberland county, containing 300 acres and allowance. 7.

Deer Park. Situate next adjoning Mount Joy, 'up the river, containing 311 acres and allowance. All thele lands have been patented many yeari, and nioft of them are at this time in tbe occupation of tenants upon leafes at will fome improvements are made, and the inhabitants have never been difturbed by the Indians during the prefent war. The value of theai, in point of. Situation, fertility of foil, goodnee of the timber, eafy navigation to market, and the neighbourhood to the county town, it fo weii known to many gentlemen in this ftate, that it it unnecefTary to give a detai of the advantages they poffefs, to'perfons who are any way acquainted with the interior parts of this country.1 Any purchafer paying one third of the money down, and giving fecuiity, if required, to pay another third in one year, with intrreft, and the remainder in two years, with intereft, will have a good title made, by 1 SARAH FRANCIS, Executrix.

B. A Draft of the Lands will be left at the CofFee houfe in a few days, and attendance will be pivn at the time and plaee of fale, by THOMAS MIFFLIN and TENCH COXE, Guardians of the Children of Colonel Francis. Phi lad. April su Mga sjsMHMMeaaflMS'eHHiM'MMBiBBMivvseMBSBSiBeiapaMM To be LET for one Year, THE "range of STORE on South flreet wharf, lately occupied by 'the fubferibers, who have removed to Pine ftreet, two doors below Friends Meeting, and have for SALE the following ARTICLES, vix. Royal, Nonbattau ana Linens, Choleb and nouie JLinens, Ginghams, Tlankeens, Fine and coaKer Cloths, German Scythe Sheet Lesd.

rnlina Pitch and Tar. Two pieces 'of 'elegant; cxinifon SILIC DAMASIC, with a proportionable quqictity of Line, Fringe and Taflels, and two very rich 17 feet fquare, the whole fufncient for; fcrqilhing two rooms. 'The above articles will be fold resfonable April 10. IirFEUN and BUTLER. jf If the above Stores are not rented in three vreclis, they feparately by the month To' be SOLD bf private Sale, or LET for a TermVof Years, A A RGB three flory Brick HOUSE; In which the fubferiber now dwells, almoft new one other ad rfoihmgthe former, with a large Lot and Garden there 0.0 to oeiongingj.

cogemer wirn wrgc uan aim dtoVes thereon 'erefteff, fufBcient to accommodate a perfon in a larfe trade, with a Cooper's Shop, Stable, Hay lbft and.Chaife houfe, all ih good repair. Any perfon inclining to purchafe, may know" the terms by applying. to the lubfcriber'; who has another Houfe in the neighbourhood For Sale, and furidry Ground rents to difpofe of. Reafonable Credit will be given for three fourths of the purchafe4 Money. PETER KNIGHT.

Northern Liberties, April 5. "TO 5 By ihi Subfcribers, living in Philadelphia, the following Plantations and Traclis of Land, viz. ONE Plantstion near Potters Town, in the county of Hunterdon, in the ftate of New Jfrfev, containing about 420 acres of very good land for wheat and ther grain, or graft; now occupied by rented to Joieph Everett 1 wheteon are a dwelling houfe, a large barn, an apple crcbaid and other fruit trees, a fuitable quantity of fiid land cleared, and the remainder well timbered. ie ether Plantation, adjoining the above ar.d Pot ten Town, containing 1X3 acies, the greaieft part of which if cleared, with a iunicient quantity of woodland remaining an apple orchatd, Both the above places lay on a great public road. One other Plantation near above, rented to and in the pcflefiion of Chriftopher Teeti, containing about ill acies, on which aie a log dwelling houfe, barn, oichird, meadow, and a fuffititnt quantity of woodland well timbered.

One other Plantation, within two or three miles of Pitts Town, in the county arorefaid, conra ning about 161 acres, with meadow and ether improvements there on, now under rent. One other near the lafr containing 68 and a half acresi with fome improvements thereon and under rent. All the bve may be entered on the day of April uext enfuing. To, three Loti(No. 3, 4, and ti,) of excellent hot torn land, capable of making the finelt meadow, laying in the Great Swamp, near Morris town, in Morris connty, and ftate afoiefaid each Lot containing 98 acre'.

Thefe may be entered on at any time. All the above deferibed Plantations and of landarr fituated in a fine healthy, thick ftteled part of the country have every advantage of mill, (tores, markets an ft good neighbourhood, and ate 10 be Sold at Privrte Sale; but if thty or any of tbem, (hould not be difpofed of by the tath day of March next enfu'mg, then they will be Sold at Pnblic Vendue, on or near the premifes on the faid 12th day of faid month of March. Alfo one other Tracl of Land in the county of fiuflex, in faid ftate of New Jerfey tiear town, containing upwards of 300 acers of unimproved Land, and will be Sold very cheap. One Lot of excellent rich land, fit for the feythe, in or nearthecity of Perth Amhoy, withabovt acres which produces the belt lot gras and hay. Two Tracts of Ind, nearly adjoining each other, in the townfhip of Plumfted, in the county of Bucks, and ftate of Pennfylvania, containing about 49 acers.

Alfo, one ther Tract of excellent good 11 improved Land, called TvTanheim. in the townfhip of Munty in the county of Northumberland, in Penniy Ivrusr on Muncy creek, within or 30 miles of the town of Sunhury, containing about 300 The purchafers paying oue third of the money down may have a reafonable length of lime to the remainder, with intereft, by giving fecurity if required. For all which indifputable titles will be pivn. PETER ISAAC WIKOFF. Philadelphia, January 6, 1782; Sixty March Dollars Reward: RUN AWAY from the fubferiber, Jiving about 17 miles from' Biltimore town, on the "6th of July laft, One NEGROE MAN named SAUCY, he 36'yrars'of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, ind well made, he turns his tors out and btivri in hU' knees when he walks he is an artful roguey and will probably make out a plaufable examined, and may, if taken, his' efcajie; Mftrcfsfches' Very, vigilantly watched he was ieen in Philadelphia the beginntrrg of Marth tnd fayt he: guerccolrorr board theJCehfmgton he alfo fays he7 has been to fome of the iftandsi and is very artful and intl)igablewhen examined.

Had on when he went away a pair of coun try cloth' foiled breeches, coare. tow linen (hoes and ftockihgs and half worn hat by bis not taking morercloaths, fuppofed be is furctihtd by his father with closthirig, about 14 milciof, and will endeavour to get a pafs.ssd travel as a freeman. Who ever takes up fatd Ileros, and fecutes, him fo that the fubferiber may get him again, fhall have, if 50 miles from home 8 Dollars, if 100 miles ao DolUrs and if 500 miles the' above Re ward, eluding hat the la tUons, and reafonable charges" if brought home, by JOrlW XOLLY Notice is hereby given, AT the WARDENS of the city of pu i delphia, propofe to LET the PUB? ti5 WHARFS and LANDING PLAni? for the term of three years, commencing from theiV cond day of May next, in the following DivifionT to wit. I No. 1.

Vineftreet, 2. Saflafras and Mulberry ftreets, 3. Market and Chefnut ftreets, 4. Walnut to South flreet, inclufive, Together with the SCALE HOUSE near the Dnw, bridge. If any of the faid Landings or Scale Houfe ftoiiH be out of repair at the time of giving that rent them to put and keep them in good rcpai during the aforefaid deliver them ingII repair at the end of the term aforefaid.

A TES to be taken by the feveral Wharfingen during the faid Term, not exceeding theunW mentioned Sums, to' wit. For every cord of wood ten pence; fix peacecf which is to be paid by the feller and four pence by buyer. 1 For weighing every ton or load of hay at the pub. lie Scales two (hillings and fix pence one half of to be paid by the feller and the other half by buyer. And fix pence per load for lumber that fhall be landed at any of the aforefaid Landings one half of' which to be paid by the feller and the other half the buyer.

Any perfon inclining to Rent either of the Public Wharfs, as above deferibed, aredefired to fend in their Propofals in writing, fealed, to the Wardens at the Court Houfe, on Wednefday the 17th inftant between 7 and 8 o'clock in the evening. Or, if any perfon mould incline to take a Leaf0f the Public Landings from Walnut ftreet to.the South Bounds of the city, jvith the Scale Houfe near the Draw bridge, for the term of ten years; and within one year, from the fecond day of May next, build 1 good and fufficient WJiarf, at his own expence, joining the end of the Public Wharf near the Draw, bridge, of the breadth of faid wharf and extending from the faid wharf 52 feet into Delaware, and keep the aforefaid Wharfs, Landings, Dock and Houfe in good and fufficient repair 'during the faid term of ten years, and deliver them up to the ens in fuch condition, at the end of the aforefaid term, are delired to deliver their Propofals as above direaed and that Propofal that (hall appear moil advantageous to the Public will be accepted. April 3, 1782. I Philadelphia SuitaHe for evervj Safon of the Year. Viz.

Jeans, Fuitians, Everlaftings, Coatings, TO BE Ti Dhy the Subfcriber at his Ded ling and. Manufactory in South allev. between Mtr. ket and Arcb flreett, and between Fifth and Sixth Ilreets, on Hud fon's Square. SAMUEL junior.

AX4L Perions having demands upon the eftate o( BENJAMIN DEANE, htscf this city, deceafed, are requeued to bring in their ic properly proved, to the fubferiber; andthcSi who arc indebted to faid eflate, are desired to mafceia mediate payment to JOHN PATTON, aOig executor. ALL perfons indebted to the eftate of WILLIAM Xi HURRY, late of, rhe city Philadelphia, di ctafed, defired to make fpeedy payment 5 and all Ithofe who have any juft demands againfi faid efttfr, are defired to fcrintf in their accounts, properly attefW, to JOSEPH FRY, Adrrfmiftrator. Mtrch ja. TWTOTICR it hernhy. gjven, That a certain JAMES M'NEELY, formerly; an inhabitant of Philadelphia countv, and who went tq tbe back country.

to Tittle, departed this life in February. laft, and, has Uha Eftate, both real and rperfonal, the.eotmty of Wtfr ingtooi If he hat any Relatives in tbit country, aredefired to aoplv to April 15, 278 DAVTD ANDREW, and Adminiftrtort, ALEXANDER near Fort Pitt. Strayed away on the 27th of Match, from a fervant who wasr Ieadln2 him by tM market houfe, a Black carriage HORSE, about hands high, eight I years old, frajll fpot cn his fore head; and in good order. Whoever fecuxes ihe'fau horfel and bnngs him to Clement Biddle, in Wtrr ftreeti er.to general KnbxVqji'rters. at Mri.

Ritchi nef the draw. Teceive Four Dollars rtwtfi vwith retfonabJecharges. Tt About Two vHund red and fifty, or Three Bundrii Pounds on IntercOx for? ont year or more Good rcutitjr: iU ben for the farcj Entire ef March 20.. a good Breaft of Milk, tahe a Child to Ner' Enquire? of; the 9 'J' 'J I I II. All mafieift.

df.velTela thd ethers ar forbid il t3 CAtrTYj Irroag NEGROE BO abouti orbourin or carryinj: off laid Ifttzici at' th'eir peril. I years: ofvage. I 'Enqurrcbf the Printer..