MARRIED: On Thursday, the 13th inst. by George H. Pawling, Esq., Mr. JOSEPH THOMAS to Miss SUSANNA NASH all of Montgomery County.
On the same day, by the Rev. Samuel Smith, Mr. HENRY RODENBAUGH, to Miss HANNAH PENNELL, both of Radnor, Delaware County.
DIED: On Thursday evening last, Mrs. MARIA EVERLY of this Borough.
On Monday morning last, Mrs. MARY ISRAEL, consort of Mr. William H. Israel, of this Borough.
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PUBLIC SALE
Will Be Exposed to Public Sale
On the 3d day of the 8th of the 1st Mo. next, at the late dwelling house of Bernard Streeper, dec'd, in Springfield township, Montgomery county.
The following Articles, viz:
Horses, cows, shoats, Dearborn and Harness, Cart and Gears, Plough, Sleigh, Winnowing Mill, Gears, 24 hour clock, Potatoes, Rye, Buckwheat, and Indian Corn by the bushel, wheat, rye, and oats in the straw, Hay by the _on, Straw - Wheat and Rye in the ground, and a variety of Farming Utensils and Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock, noon, Attendance and conditions at sale. by
George Martin
Leonard Streeper
administrators
12th Mo. 24, 1827.
PUBLIC SALE
By virtue of the order of the Orphans' Court of Chester County
Will be exposed to Public Sale
On Saturday, the 12th of January next, at 1 o'clock, P.M., on the premises;
One moiety or undivided half part of a valuable farm,
Late the property of Andrew Weiler, dec'd.
Laying in the Coventry township, Chester county, adjoining lands of Joseph Reiff, Isaac Price, Jacob Root, and river Schuylkill.
Containing 80 acres
more or less, about 4 of which are good Meadow. The stable land is of excellent quality, conveniently divided into fields, containing a variety of fruit trees, with a stream of water flowing through the premises.
The improvements are a new stone house, a large stone BArn and Waggon-House, a stone Spring-House over a never failing spring of water near the dwelling, and other out buildings. The buildings are handsomely situated near a public road leading to Pottstown, about a quarter of a mile from the same -- and 36 miles from Philadelphia. The Schuylkill canal passes advantageously through the same - a very commodious basin or wharf can be made with little expense -- In short, it will be the best stand near Pottstown for public business of almost any kind.
Attendance will be given and conditions made known on the day of sale.
SAMUEL WILLAUER, ad'tor.
To BE SOLD
A Plantation
Situate in Upper Providence township, Montgomery county, adjoining lands of Abel Fitzwater and Jeremiah Bilew, and bounded by the river Schuylkill; Containing about Six Hundred Acres, one half thereof Woodland (line unreadable)_____ is in pretty good state of cultivation.
The buildings are a large and commodious Mansion House, on a commanding eminence with the village of Phoenixville in full view -- with a Milk House, Smoke House and Carriage House. The farm buildings are a large two story stone Dwelling House, a Spring House and Wash House., two stories -- a pair of Corn-Cribs and a stone Switzer Barn, 109 feet long -- there is a variety of the best fruit, and a number of excellent springs of water, the greater part of the land has a handsome southern aspect, and might be advantageously divided into several plantations -- there ios a limekiln on the farm, and the business of lime burning carried on to advantage.
The follwing lots are also offered for sale viz:
No. 1, Adjoining the Great Road, containing 16 acres and 100 perches, with a dwelling house, a Stable and Smith Shed, thereon a good stand for a smith, now in the tenure of John Courson
No. 2, Adjoining John Place, the heirs of Nicholas Robinson, dec'd, and others containing 30 acres. 6 acres thereof of good Woodland, or if the purchaser should choose more, it may contain 50 acres -- there is a good Dwelling House and Stable thereon, now in the tenure of Jonathan Cox.
No. 3 Adjoining two public roads, forming a corner suitable for a tradesman, containing 25 Acres and 122 poerches.
No. 4 Adjoinming Jacob Amen, and separated from No. 3 by a small field, a lot of Woodland, containing 8 acres and 26 perches.
Register's Office
Montgomery County,
Dec. 24th, 1827
The Heirs, Creditors and all others interested, are desired to take notice, that the settlements of the estates of the following named persons, deceased, will be presented to an Orphans' Court to be held in said County, on Wednesday, the 23d day of January next, for confirmation and allowance.
The estate of Mahlon Bradfield, of Abington township.
Elizabeth Hart, Plymouth.
Mary Hart, Plymouth
Martin Fritz, Pottsgrove.
John Reiff, L. Salford.
William Reighter, L. Merion.
Elizabeth Zink, Borough of Pottstown.
Judith Dickey, Abington.
Mary Phillips, U. Merion.
Derick Keyser, Springfield.
Susanna Scott, Moorland.
John Shriver, Springfield.
John Tyson, Skippack and Perkiamen.
Andrew Wald, Limerick.
John Wierman, by George Schlotter, one of the Administrators, Skippack and Perkiomen.
John Whiteman L. Merion.
John Elliott, L. Merion.
John Wireman by George Hawk, one of the administrators, Skippack and Perkiomen.
John Boulton, Limerick.
Thomas Shepard, Whitemarsh.
Abraham Clayton and Derick Hogeland, guardians for William T. Wynkoop, a minor child of Philip Wynkoop, late of Moorland.
Derick Hogeland and Abraham Clayton, guardians for Garrett Wynkoop, a minor child of Philip Whykoop, late opf Moorland.
Derick Hogeland guardian for John Wynkoop, a minor child of Philip Wynkoop,, late of Moorland.
NOTICE
The undersigned Auditors appointed by the Orphans' Court of Montgomery County, to apportion the remaining assets in the hands of Abraham Markley and Jesse Becett, administrators of the estate of Isaac Markley, dec'd, will meet in the Borough of Norristown on Thursday, the 27th of December Inst. at 10 o'clock, A.M. where all persons interested may attend if they think proper.
ZADOK THOMAS
MATTHEW ROBERTS
A. MOORE JR.
Dec. 3d, 1827
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