The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-02-08 00:00:00, page 1

English Seine Twine,
TO BE SOLD BY
Thomas Forrest,
At his S TOR E opposite tie Arch of Hamilton'
Wharf, near the Draw bridge, Jan. 30.
TO BE SOLD AT
yohn Compty's Store
In Second-street near Arch street, two
doors from the George tavern, a large
assortment of
ME R CHANDIZ F,
Too numerous to mention ; lately imported
from France.
Charter, December 27, 1781.
T HE fubferiber begs leave to inform
the PUBLIC, and in particular her FRIENDS,
that the has opened STORE in the borough of Clef
ter, at that noted stand formerly occupied by Mr.
John Mothers; where she now has for Sde, a co -
plete Afforonent of GROCERIES, which file rngzgr#
to fell as cheap as can be purchased in Philadelphia :
and as die intends being particular in procuring Good#
of the best quality, he hope# to give general Satisfac
tion to all that oblige her with their custom.
HARD WARE.
A QUANTITY of double flnt pint, gll and hAf
gill Tumbler# ; a large assortment of china nd
queens ware Cups and Saucers, Knives and Forks, Bu
low and other Penknives, together with a geneA xf
fortment of Cutlery and o?her hard ware, by w olefile
and retail, at JOHN and JAMES OLDEN's store in fe.
cond-ftreet, two debts below the church.
A handsome Premium, with unqueftionabie
Security, will be given or the
Use of 6 or 800 Pounds,
For Four or S,x Month#. A lint addressed to r B.
and left with the Printer, by any person inclined to
Loan the above Sum on the most lucrative Terms, will '
be immediately attended to. Feb. 5.
ESTHER MUSGRAVE.
N. B. All kinds of Produce and Mannfaaure are
received at said Store either in exchange for Goods
or to Sell on Commission. Dec. 27.
MERCHANDIZE,
Suitable for the approaching Sealon,
(Particular# of which will b^ pubhfhed by me Bell on
t'e Mrnin^ of the Day of Sale)
With a QUANTITY cf
Houfhold Goods, Kitchen Furniture,
WEARING APPAREL, &e
JOHN BAYnRD, Am^neer.
N. B The City Auction will be constantly held
every MONDAY; and ar the Store is always open for
the Reception cf Goods, it is desired (when not inroi
veni nt) that the Goods may be lent before the Day ot
Sale.
Philadelphia, Feb. 5, 1783.
Qr™HE MEMBERS of Lodge No. 2, Ancient-
J Y^k Malone are particularly requeltid to M<t
the Master and Brethren, at their Lodge-
Room in Lodgtalley, on Monday Evening, the 10 h
infant, at 6 o'clock precisely, on Bufinrfs of import
ance. B, Order of the Matter,
GEO. HOPES, Secretly.
The loth of February, 1783.
At NINE o'Clock in the M ORNING,
Will Commence the SALE
0f a Large ?.nd very General ASSOkTMENTof
At the City Auction, on
MONDAY next,
SATURDAY,
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NERAL ADVERTISER.
No. 7. Containing 50 feet in frpet on Mulberry
ftreer, and 306 feet deep, bounded westward by Lot
No. 6, northward bv back lots, eastward by Lot No.
and southward by Mulberry-tercet.
No. 8. Containing 4, feet and a h:lf in front on
Mulberry street, and 306 feet deep, bounded by Lot
No 7, northward by back lots, eastward by Lofftlo. 9,
and (outhward by Mulberry ftre* f .
No. 9. Containing 49 feet 6 inches in front cn
Mwhesry street, and 306 feet deep, bounded westward
bv Lot No. 8, northward by back lots, eastward by
- , southward by Mulbeii,. street j late the .ft,te of
Anthony Mr r ., deceased, taken in execution, by
WM. WILL, fheriff.
Philadelphia, Feb. 1, 1783
By virtue of sundry Writs of fieri facias, to me di
r^aed,
Will be exposed to Public Sale,
At thr .Hoefe o! Ihomas Mayberry, tn- younger,
in U ,vr B!f)ri rownfhip, on WEDN SDAY ,'tb^
I r b raft nt, at 10 >'Clo r k ; n s he Forenoon,
A L L the Houfhold Goods,
plantation Unfits ind Stock ot the fairt Thum?.#
Mt,berry: confiftng of Father Bids ^nl Bending,
rabies and Chahs. Looking Gaffes, four Wa-;gone
arid Gears, a Phaeton, C r iage, ri^nr and <;4u;bt
H>rfet, C< wz, Shep, Wheats Rye, H y, a S t ot
Smith's Tools, &c. &c. &c. taken in execution, by
WM. WILL, foe iff
BELL's Book-Store in Third-street, Jan. 30, 1783.
rtiHE more exalted of the Sentimentdifis, ma, now
l felicitate themfelvrs and their friencs, upon the
opportunity of purchasing the liberal, moral, polin
and philosophic Explorations in various Countries,
justly exhibited in the following meft elegant LOOK
of TRAVELS; fupericr in entertainment and mitruc
tion to ail the productions of either ancient 01 modern
TRAVELLERS.
No 4. Containing 50 feet in breadth, and in
Dugt ! 247 cet, bounded northward by Retie Peters's
lot, eUiward by Third ftieet from the river Schuylkill,
and fouthwird by Wiliam Bailey's lot, and, wekward
by b^k lot c .
Philadelphia, January 2,, 1783.
BY virtue of W RITS of
venditioni exponas, to me diit&ed, will be
exoofed to Public Sale, at the Coffee-houfe, on SA
TURDAY the Bth of February next, at it o'ciocrc,
at noon, the folk w.n< N ne LOTS of GROUND, viz.
No. i. Containing 54 feet in front on Saffafru
ftieet, and 306 deep, bounded eastward by highth
ftteet bom the river Schuylkill, fcuth^erd by back
lob, westward by Lot No. 2. and northward by Saffz
fm-ft.et,
No. 2. Cmt hung 33 feet in front on Saffafra fs
frert, and 306 fret deep, bounded eastward by Lot
No. i, south -ard by back lots, w- ftward by Lot
No. 3, and northward by S^ffafrafi-ftreet.
No, 3- Containing 44 , feet front on S^ffifr^fs street,
and 306 deep, bounded eastward by Lot No. 2, south
ward by back lots, westward by ———, and northward
by Saflafrafs- street.
No. 6. Containing §0 feet in front on Mulberry
ftreet, and 306 feet deep, bounded westward by Lot
No, 5, northward by back lets, taftward by Lot No. 7,
and Southward by Mulberry street.
Number First (Price One DHI&)
A View of Society and Manneis
In France, Switzerland, Germany & Italy ;
With AN^CDOTKS, selatin^ to some eminent Cna
ra& is. Written by John Moore, M. D. Gyring
bis Travels through tbo.e Countries, with hisGr^e,
the present Duke of Hamilton.
TO BE SOL D.
The Time of a likely Negroe
GIRL, about 18 years of age, who bit 10 vear« to
serve, and is fit for town or country business. Enquire
of the Printer hereof. ' Jan. 27.
No. 5. Containing 49 feet and 6 inches in front
on Mu'berry street, and 306 feet deep, bounded Left
ward by Fourth-street from the river Schuylkill, north
ward by hack lets, eastward by Lot No. 6, and iouth
ward by Muiberry street.
Number Second (Price One Dollar)
Of MOO R E% Began! TRAVE L S,
Wi'l be pul Irihed about three weeks from this date
Third street, January 30, 1783.
OR, THE
THE
In Walnut street,
Hyfon and Bohea Tea, light and
dark ground Chintzes a r d Cali oes, FLace-s L ? ccs,
Sheetings and coarse yard wide CiGths, Jsz. Is,
AN assortment of Broad
cloths, Coatings, Durants,
Blankets, Plains, Flannels, worst
ed, cotton, thread and silk
Hole, Bedticks, Linens, Cam.
bricks, Lawns, Chintzes, Case
coes, Silks, &c &c.
To be Sold cheap for Cassi,
By JFiiliam Nichols,
On the north fide of Market o
street, opposite the Indian King.
Just Import d tn th* Ship Intaped from France, and
THE partnerfllip of Willi
am Nichols, & Co. hav
ing dissolved on the twenty
firft day of December last, all
persons who have any demands
against said parenerfhip, are re.
quested to call on the fubferi
ber for payment, who is duly
authorized to fettle the affairs
of the late company; and all
those indebted to them are like
wise requested to difeharge the
fame immediately.
fohn
White and brown Box Sugars,
Single refined Loaf Sugar,
Wit-India Rum, n w R^ce,
Old Port Wine by the Dozen,
And C O A L,
TO BE SOLD BY
Philip Wilson,
N^xt the corner of S uth and Penn-ftrtett.
French Army Bills of Exchange,
At THIRTY D ys Sight, °
FOR SAL E, BY
John Chaloner.
In Front-street, a few Doers abc?e Mik!-ftr?+ fr ,
Weft-India R U M by the hhd.
and a quantity o' Sab, Lead and Tin in boxes.
TO BE SOL D,
By Thomas Randall & Co.
WILLIAM NICHOLS.
Likewise a Variety of DRY GOODS,
FEBRUARY 8, 178,;
for SALE, at the STORE cf
Donnaldfon & O.
[NUMB. 1000,