The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-11-14 00:00:00, page 4

Philadelphia & Printed and Sold by DAPID C. CLAYPOOL E, in Market-Street.
Peter Lemaigre,
Has for Sale, at his store in Water-street, between
Market and Arch streets,
A Quantity of different coloured Woollens, and di.
vers other articles : also a quantity of Virginia T
obacco ; all of which he will fell at the lowest rate possi
ble, for ready money or bills of exchange upon Europe.
As the laid PETER LEMAIGRE is a stranger in
this country, and is desirous of returning to Europe,
be desires all those to whom he is indebted, to apply at
his store for payment when his engagements with them
are expired. He also begs those who are indebted to
him, to make as speedy a settlement as possible, other
wise he will be under the disagreeable necessity of oblig
ing them.
N. B. A reward of four dollars will be given to any
person who will inform the said Peter Lemeigre, where
one John Pleiny refries now. He kept (hop the begin
ning of last year in front-ftreet, between Market and
Arch-streets.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, That counterfeits have appeared of the
Notes issued from this r fficr, (truck on copperplate, in
the following form— <c At fight pay to the Bearer
Twenty Dollars, for which this fh#l| be your (efficient
Warrant." Whi^ notes are figntdby me, and di
rected to Mr. John Swanwick, Philadelphia. There were
feme Notes of \h # fame kind for Fifty and fpme for
Eighty Dollars, which may perhaps be also counterfeit
ed, though none have been yet difeovered. Theccun
terfrits are badly executed, and might with c>re be de
team'd,but (from an appreherfim that such arfs would
be pr?aiccd) I long since defiled from iffning them,
>nd cancelled thole which %'e brought in f or payment
There are now out only Sixteen thousand fix hundred
and ft ventv dollars ; and ar no great inconvenience can
arise from putting a stop to the circulation of o trivial
a sum. the public are cautioned aga'nft receiving any
Notes (truck on copperplate and finned with my name.
All persons holding those which are genuine, are de
firtd to fend them to Mr. Swanwick and receive the
money. ROBERT MORRIS.
Lnnc%fter, October 18< 1782.
PURSUANT to the last will and testament of
LODWICK STONE, decea&d, late of th* bo
rough of Lancaster, will be Sold, by wav of Pub
lic Vendue, on Saturday, the 2/ day of November
next, a valuable two ftorv brick Dwelling House, 6tu
ate on the weft fide of Queen ftrert, in Aid borough,
and adjoining the house of Charles Hall and the house
of the decefed : the fitwtion for keeping a store or
shop, is not inferior to any in said borough : it is al
so provided with a good Kitchen and otied, Cellars,
and free of all ground-rent forever. Poffaffion will be
given to the purchaser on the gth day of February
next, and an indifputahle title will be given. The
vendue will begin at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon,
when the terms of fal* will be made known, by
CATHERINE STONE, executrix,
and
JACOB KRUG, \.
CONRAD SWARTZ, ) ,x ' cutorSw
SATTINS, Peelong &
Sarfoetts;
Plain and coloured
mere and womens silk cot
ton and worsted Hose,
Yard wideßarcelonaHand
kerchiefs,
Neat bordered linen and
check ditto,
Sewing Silk,
Silk waistcoat Patterns,
With many other ARTICLES too tedious to
enumerate, which will be SOLD on reafon^ble
Terms, for Cash, Bills of Exchange, or Country Pro
duce, By
KUHN & RISBERG,
The north fide of Market street, between Fourth and
Fifth-ftreels. Sept. 24.
Imported in the last vessels from France, and in the
Herr Adams, just arrived from Amfterd^m. and to
be fold by the Bale or Package, at the STORE of
H. SHIEL L,
In Market- street, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
SUPERFINE Broad Cloths, Flannels, Flanders
Sheeting, Britannia, Laval, Ponthia# an Non
battrau Linens, clear Lawns, tamhrekt, Checks, Sat
tins, Lutftrings and Mantuas of diherent colours, f/lk
tambour Waistcoats, faun and kidskin Gloves Sept. 18.
Just OPENED, a VARIETY f
Superfine CLOTHS,
Of the firft QUALITY and most fashionable CO
LOURS A L $ 0,
THIS day was taken, on suspicion of bring stolen,
a Remnant of CHINTZ, containing a few yards.
Tae owner applying to Lieutenant DUNGAN, in the
northwest corner of the barracks, proving property and
paying for this advertifemen, may have it again.
Philadelphia, Nov. 4,178 s.
Office of Finance.
NOVEMBER 8, 1782.
Stolen Goods.
Kidd Gloves, fin- Linens,
Brown, crimson. fl (h and
cinnamon colour'd Cam
blets,
Callimancoes.
A neat Assortment of
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Checks,
Bed ticks,
Three-quarter and yard
wide Britannias.
MADEIRA Win", French Brandy; likewise a
quantity of elegant ten plate Stoves, which he
mill di'poT of f or cash, or exchange for good#
fuiubh for a co ntry store at the approaching feafen.
Southwark Au&ion.
THIS
MORNIN G,
Will be Sold by Public Auction,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
MERCHANDIZE,
As USUAL: ALS O,
Houfhold Furniture & Wearing
A PPA R E L, &c. &c.
WILLIAM BROWN, Auftioneer.
N B. Hand-Bills will be difeonrinued for the fu
ture, except on particular Occasions.
Mr. Thomas Turner
having now a Concern w th me in Trsde, be is autho
rifed to use the Firm of John Wright S^n ? y, and Co.
J. W. STANLY.
Philadelphia, Nov. 6, 1782.
LuFl'iC SALE,
On THURSDAY the ,b day of December next, if
the weather proves fair, if not, the firft fair dty after,
on the Plantation of WILLIAM HARRIS, in
Springfield townlhip, Cheftet county, as follows, viz.
COWS, Sheep and Hogs, Indian Corn,
Rye, Oab and Flaxseed, a Waggon and two ex
cellent draught Horses, an ox Cart, a horse Cart, a
valuable breeding Mare and Foal, two beautiful blood
ed Cdtl, one aged 'three years, the other two, Imple
ments of Husbandry, &c. &c. Terms of payment to
be made known at the place of (ale.
N. B. The f>id Plantation to be LET, and entered
on theist of Much next: the Plantation is situate 12
miles from Philadelphia, 2 from Delaware, and con
tain# 170 ac^s, 120 of which are cleared. The dwel
ling H uf<, Barn, Staples, &c. ait very good. The fi
tuation is pleasant and leithy, For terms apply to
WILLIAM HARRIS at his house in Strawberry.alley,
any time before tl^ sale, or on the day of sale at the
Plantation afore said. Philadelphia, Nov. 6, 1782.
H, Kammerer & S. Stetekorn,
Have removed from Second-street into Market street,
opposite the old prison:
Where they SELL, Wholclale and Retail,
Writing, Printing, Wrapping, Cartridge
and Log-Book
P A P E R,
At a reafenabie Rate.
They give the highest PRICE for clean Linen R AGS.
TO BE LE T,
SEVERAL ELEGANT
Ready Furnished Apartments,
and two large convenient Stores;
Also, A STABLE that can contain four horfis; a
Coach-House and a Hay-Loft. Er quire of the Printer.
Horses and Chairs to Let.
THE fubferiber continues hie STABLE in Church
alley, where he propofe* (till supplying those
gentlemen who may chufe to favour him with
their custom, with as gentee! HORSES and CHAIRS
as any to be let in the city : He also proposes taking in
a few Horses at Livery ; and such gentlemen as chufe
that their horfs fh^uld stand at l:v : ry, may depend on
the-greatest justice bring done them. A sign is qppo
fite the stable.
N. B. I have for Sale a Quantity cf HAY ofthe
firft qulity, and also a Quantity of an inferior kind.
Sept. an. ANTHONY WALKE.
CAME to the plantation of the fubferiber, living in
the township of Weft B ad ord, in the county of
Chester, about the 24 h day of September last, A dark
Brown HEIFER, two years ohl past, neither brand
nor ear mark. The owner is desired to come and prove
hi# property, pay charge# and take her away.
Nov. 6. WILLIAM WOODWARD.
HAS opened an Afternoon SCHOOL, in Gray's
alley, for the Inftruaion cf Twenty Young
LADIES, in Spelling, Reading, Writing,
Arethmetic, Buck keeping, English Grammar, &c. &c.
Those who will please to honour him with the Tui
tion of their Children, may depend that the greatest
Attention will be paid, both to their Morals and Edu
cation. Ofr. 28, 1782.
Aaron Mufgrave
Has for SALE at his Store,.on thrtaft fide of Water
ftreet, two dcorsbelcw Chefhut-ftreet,
Mr. Donnelly,
Wants a Place as a Wet Nurse,
a Woman with a good Breast 6f Milk. She would
either take in < r go out to nurse a child. Enquire of
the Printer. Odo. 29
WANTS EMPLOY,
A Woman with a good Breast
of Milk, three miles f r om the city, who can be well
recommended. Enquire ofthe Printer. O&o ,0.
Wanted a Wec Nurle who can
be well recommended.—Enquire of the
Printer.
WHEREAS John Vanderen, the younger, late
of the city of Philadelphia, me chant, did af
fi,n to the underwritten, for the benefit cf his credi
tors, fcr debts contra&ed on or before the 4 h day of
March last, all his estate real and personal : Notice is
hereby giver,fo »U perfon# who may have claims 2-
gainft said John Vanderen, the younger, to furnifh
their accounts ; ^nd those who may be indebted to said
estate, are required to make immediate payment to
either ofthe trustees, in order to prevent further trou
ble or ceft. JOHN HAZLEWOOD,
JOSIAH HEWFQ
FDMUND MILNE.
SAMUEL GARRIGUES,
FOR S A L E,
SEVERAL Tr&ofva'uable LANDS in the coun
ties of Cumher^nd, Bedford, Northumberland and
Weftmorelard, in rhe (he of Pennsylvania, part of the
r?a rft*te of J°hn Vxr # derer, the younger, late cf the
city of Philadelphia. There are many large improve
ments of bnil ings 2nd cleared lands on many of theftf
places in each county, and Aligned fcr the benefit 0,
his creditors. For terms apfly to John Hazlewood,
Josiah Hev e#, Edmund Milnes, and Samuel Garrigues
trufteer. Philadelphia, Sept. 27.
At the City Au&ion,
On MONDA r Next,
The 18th of November >782,
At NINE o'Clock in the MORNING,
Will begin the SALE,
Of a Large and very General ASSORTMENT of
MERCHANDIZE,
Suitable for the approaching Season,
(Particulars of which will be published by the Bell on
the Morning of the Dav of Sale)
With a QUANTITY of
Houfhold Goods, Kitchen Furniture,
WEARING APPAREL, &c.
JOHN BAYARD, Auctioneer.
N B The City Auction will be constantly held
every M OND AY; and as the Store is always open
for the Reception o' Goods, it is desired (when not in
convenient) that the Goods may be sent before the
Day of Sale.
7) n' S A~T-UTIT t
The 16th instant, November, at TWELVE o'Clock,
Will be Sold by Public Vendue,
(If not fold before by private file)
At the COFFEEHOUSE,
A Valuable PLANTATION in the state of Penn
f Ivania, 17 miles from Philadelphia, situate on
the riv#rDelaware, two miles below B iftol, contain
ing about 363 acres of good land; there are 18 acres
of meadow in two pieces, and with a small expence more
than 40 acres more could ba made; an orchard; 54
acres of good arable land divided in three fields, well
fenced; about 90 acres of woodland; there are two
dwelling houses with cellars, and a large barn with fta
blen
A SHOP to be Let in Mar
ket street, near Third-ft ct. Enquire ofthe Printer,
Terms are, Four hundred pounds to he paid in two
years, with the interest, the remainder to be paid in
cash, or bills of exchange on Paris or Amfferdam. En
quire of ISAAC FRANKS, at hi# Office in Second
ftreet. JOHN BAYARD, Audioneer.
RAN-AWAY on th* 9th September, from the
fubferiber, a neg- F I^w nsmed STAFFORD,
about 18 years of age, thin vifsge, with pretty
large lips and fm?l| legs, and in general dees not lock
very pleasant Hr>s very artfol and no doubt will en
deavour to pefs as a free rear : had on when he went
away, a small black h;t with a mJI hl,ck father in it,
short brown cloth coat with a ted velvet cape, frarlet
waistcoat, broun breeches with thread flocking, and a
pair cf pumps with pinchbeck buckles in them. Who
ever will deliver the fad Negro to the Warden of the
Work-house or the fubferiber, living in Philadelphia,
in Third street between Vine and R^ci streets shall have
the above Reward and all ieafonahle Charre. «p-rid, by
O&o. 18. EDWARD NORTH.
N. B. The coat and waiftro^t has been turned,
which is visible by the hn'tor hc,<s.
Thirty Dollars Reward.