The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-03-02 00:00:00, page 1

WT be bd by Public Vendue,
On ML Day 4^ Day 0 March next, at the
d-ei: Hour of JONATHAN PASCHALL, of
K effi rif dec afed, v:z A
Large Stock of Cattle, confift
in S.”*t ^ kin OxeJ,d?7 nd milch Cows, (to
01 the deers < : in god order.) Libenife, good working
Hor <s, ith a considerable number of farmingpenfi
ah, confix zof ' Waggon and Hay-bed, one Cart
and . numer of G^r-. together with Ploughs, Har
rows and funary otr Implements of Husbandry too
tedinns to motion; itkc&ife, about 20 Tons of good
firft r op H y At the fame Time and Placu will be
'So ? < a Quantity of Houfhold Furniture. The whole
t :$n or fblh only, and the Sl' to begin precise
ly at 10 'clock on the aforefaio Day ; where due
Ai nuance will be giv?n, by
F.~. 23. SUSANNA FISHER, Executrix.
ONE Hundred pieces of IRON ORDNANCE, ly
3 % the Head of ELK, being the property of
the Unrtid States, viz
Two 3 ?ourder< without carriages,
Sxt s 6 nou^d^, 1
Fut 9 oende s, >on (hip carriages,
Sixteen 12 pounds s, )
Twen/ 1 , -fix 18 pound Caronades without carriages.
The Prices are as follows for every Pair of the
above ordnance :
IRON O RDNANCE.
3 pounderr 120 dollars, 6 pounders 226 dollars
and a-3'l 9 pounders 293 dollars ant. i-gd, 12
pounNre 333 dollars and 1 3d, and 18 pound caro
nadrs 213 dollars and i-gd.
Any person inclining to purchase, on payment of the
money to the T^forer of the United States, for a
par: or thr whole, and producing his receipt into this
office, (h^U have no'der forthe delivery.
To be S OLD at Public Sale,
On SATURDAY jie second Day of March next, at
13 o'C)-< ^t ;icon, ?t the Coffee-Houfe, A
Two Stoiy Frame Tenement
an" LOT GROUND, situate on the weft fide or
Tibrd ?r&t, <nh oc the foivh fide of Poplar-lane,
in the Northern- Liberties of Philadelphia, containing
in be h, >n ThW-ftreet, 45 teet, and extending in
de th 215 eet t Charlotte Itrest, ard in breadth on
Charlotte ft ^ 62 eet, bounded eaftwardly by Third
ftreet, no Aw^ ■, by Poplar-lane, wettwardly by
Chariot*- b^ and fout'wirdly by ground of Gabriel
G foo ; 0 j6t t? ground rent of 41. Bs. gd. lawful
nrr ,pe n yiuna per ^nnum, Immediate posses
sion 2 vn, February ti.
To be Sold by the Subscriber,
At PUBLIC VENDUE, the s th day of March, next
ensuing,
cf LAND, containing 170 acres -ah the usual allow
ances, lituate in Sudbury township, Chester county :
there are on the Premises 90 acres of clear land, the
rest well timbered, two good dwelling houses, a good
flone spring house, convenient to both, a pump of good
wa,?r close by the door of one of thent, a good
barn and out houses, there is 20 acres of meadow and
more may be made, the fame is handy to several houses
ofworfhip; there with be fold on fame day horses, cows,
sheep and fwiue, cart geers, plow and harrow a new
cyder mill.
Household and kitchen furniture and several other
articles too tedious to mention, late the estate of Hugh
Cowan decoded. The vendue to begin at ten o'clock
where attendance will be riv ? and terms of sale made
known by me DAVID PARK, Executor.
A valuable Planration or Tra&
Adventurers in the United
State LOTTERY, may know the fate of their tickets,
by applying at the office, on Mr. John Meafe's wharf,
where the lottery is now drawing.
JOHN GRAFF, check clerk.
N. B. Hours of enquiry from half past three in the
afternoon till dark. Philadelphia, Dec. 19, 1781.
SATURDAY,
VOL. XI. 1 Published every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.—Price Six-Pence.
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Office of Finance,
TO BE SO L D,
February 26, 1,782.
GENERAL ADVERTISER.
One Brick House and Lor of
GROUND, 14 feet front and 60 feet deep, situate in
Southwark, bounded raft on Second-street, south by
ground now or late of Thomas Robinfen, weft by a five
feet alley, left open forever, and north by ground of
George Emlen, fubjed to a ground-rent of 32 Spanish
milled dollars per annum, and allo to ground-rent due
thereon since the day of 17 payable to said
George Emlen. Taken in execution as the estate of
Patrick Cam, by WM. WILL, fheriff.
Also, to be Sold at said lime and Place,
A certain two story Brick Meffu
age, Tenement and Lot or Ground, lituate on the
south fide of Farmers alley, otherwise called Sugar
alley, leading out of Sixth (treat into Seventh ft re?:, in
the city of Philadelphia, containing in breadth 15 feet,
and in' depth 44 feet, bounded eastward by William
Honeycomb')m ffuage and let of ground, and south
ward by ground of Mary Norris, &c, fubjeQ to aground
rent of 27 shillings and sixpence, per annum, payable
to David Norman, late the estate of John Rich, de
cealed.
To be SOLD by Public Vendue,
On Monday, the nth of Mar^h next, on the premises,
AVERY valuable PLANTATION, in the towhfhip
of Byberry, and county of Philadelphia, 13 miles
and a half frm the city, containing 112 acers ; there
are about 20 acres of woodland well timbered, and near
the fame quantity of excellent good meadow, through
which there runs a beanriful never- tailing stream of wa
ter ; the plough-land lies lev/1, and very convenient
for working, is cleat of tr^fh, 'na^ had a lagre quantity
of lime lately put on it, and is in ev^y reipTt in good
order ; the fields are properly divided, under good
fences, and all watered. This land has ?h& chara6ler,
in its neighbourhood, with relpe& to the natural good
nets of the foil, of being equal for grain or pasture to
any land in the county. There are on said placet good
bricl: dwelling-house, two stories high, and four good
chambers above, a large kitchen, a good dry cellar, a
new frame wash-house over an excellent well of water,
a finoke house above, and a good room adjoining it,
an indifferent house over a never failing spring before
the door, a large barn, garner, (tables for horses and
cows, a waggon-houfe, a good new poultry-houle, &c.
an old orchard, of good fruit, a small young one of
grafted ditto, of the belt kinds. The situation of this
place is very convenient, and {efficiently retired to
make it agreeable, being about two miles from Bristol
road, and the fame distance from the real leading from
Philadelphia to Newtown, about two miles and a half
from an excellent landing oh Delaware. The roads a
baut it, and to the city, are very pleafan; and level.
In short, it possesses every advantage that any person
could wi(h to derive from a good neighbourhood. A
view of the premises will be a proper idea of its value,
and the most fubftanrial recommendation that can te
had. Any person in this city that would desire to in
form themfelve rTpcaing the above plantation, may
apply to Mr. ABEL JAMES. The conditions will be
made known by the fubferiber. The sale to begin at
ten o'clock. ENOCH EDWARDS.
Also, to be Sold at said Time and Place,
A certain Meffuage, Tenement
and Lot of Ground, situate on the south fide of Farm
er-ftrect, leading out of Sixth-street into Seventh street,
in the city of Philadelphia aforefaid, containing in
breadth 15 feet, and in depth 44 feet, bounded east
ward by the said John Rich's other meffuage and
ground, foot' ward by Mary Norris's ground, weft
ward By Wnenad Jones's meffuage and ground, and
northward by Farmer-street alorefaid, together with
the free use, liberty and priviledge or said Farmer
ftreet, and fubja to a ground-rent of 27 (hillings and
sixpence per ?nnum, payable to David Norman, late
the estate of John Rich, deceased, and to be fold by
WM. WILL, fheriff.
N. B. If th, weather should be very unfavourable, the
fail will be postponed until the next fair day.
Philadelphia, February 1782.
By virtue of sundry WRITS to me directed,
Will be Sold by Public Vendue,
On SATURDAY,
The 2d Day of March next, at 6 o'Clock in the Af
ternoon, at the Coffee-Houfe, viz.
O R, THE
THE
WM. WILL, fheriff.
"REGS leave to acquaint the Public in general and hit
° Friends in particular, that he has fitted up his Li
very Stable, back of the City-Tavern, in a mft ele
igaht manner ; tehere he intends to take HORSES to
STAND at LIVERY, on the most reasonable terms
that the times will admit of. Any Gentleman who
may be pleated to favour him with his custom, may de
p nd on the utmost care being taken of his horfes b
Hories broke to Saddle and Carriage at the above
Place#
To be Sold at the Coffee-Houfe,
On SATURDAY Next,
(Being the 2d of March) at 6 o'Clock in the Evening,
One Third PART of the
Ship General GREENE,
As (he returned from sea; (he is a fine new (hip, fails
equal to any veflel out of the port, Boston built, and
just returned from her fecund voyage, mounts 6 nines
and 4 fix-pound cannon, h^r fails, rigging, &c. in
good order ; (he will carry about one thousand barrels.
For further particulars enquire of Captain CALD
WELL, on board said (hip, at Blakley's wharf, just
above Market-street v - Feb. 25, 1782.
Cordage, Lemon-juice, Brandy,
TO BE RENTE D, A
Valuable Farm, with House,
Barn and Stables thereon, in the precidt of Richmond,
in the Northern Liberties, two miles from the city of
Philadelphia ; the Farm contains 60 a<r s of arable
land, and 20 acres of meadow well fenced, and the
whole in good repair; on it is an orchard of excellent
fruit trees. It may be entered upon the firft d^y of
March next. For terms apply 10 the fvbfcri'ei, in
Southwark. JOHN GIBBON.
Philadelphia, Feb, 20, 1782.
The weft fide of Second, between Market and Chef
nut streets, has for SALE. A large and general
Affortfaent of DRY GOODS : Confiding of
A VARIETY of fu
perfine Cloths and
Caffimers,
Second cloths & Coatings,
A large Assortment of
spangled, enamelled,jap
paned and rich gilt fan
cy and plain Buttons,
Rattinets,
Shalloons,
Durants,
Callimancoes,
Yard wide Poplins and
Mereens,
Manchester gown Pat
terns,
Black, white, pink, gar
net, blue, plumb, puife,
straw, peart, olive, and
fnuff coloured Mantuas,
Striped and flowered Man
tuas,
Brocaded,
Black arid white Sattins
and Pcelongs,
Sarfnets and P^fians,
Modes and T^ffities,
A beautiful Ass itment of
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Mens and womens fi k,
cotton, thread, & worst
ed Hole,
Velverets and Corduroys, !
Silk Umbrellas,|
Silk Quilts,;
Narrow Ribbons,
Black and white Gauzes,
Gauze Aprons and Hand
kerchiefs.
and a variety of European GOODS, to be SOLD
By Lacaze & Mallet,
In Water-street, above Arch-street.
Samuel Hodgson,
William Beaven,
MARCH 2, 1783.
Six quarter Book Muf
fling,
Crofs-harred, needle- work
and book muslin Hand
kerchiefs,
Flowered and fpriged Mus
lins,
Marseilles Quilting,
J^ns and Fustians,
Black and white CQe
for mourning,
White and brown Buck
ram,
Sattinets and Princess
Stuff,„
White fringed Barcelona,
Romal, and Bandanno
Handkerchiefs,
Figured and pencilled
bordered Pocket Hand
kerchiefs,
Elegant needle - worked
tiffin, mount Fans,
Low priced and middling
Fans,
Black and coloured Fea
thers,
Tablecloths and Diaper,
Wer fted Furniture Checks,
White and brown Russia
Sheeting,
Jr sh and other Linens,
Black, white, and cold
silk Mt* and Gloves,
Sewing Silk and fcarj
Twist, Scotch Thread,
Txpes ard Bobbins,
A Variety of other Arti
cles not enumerated.
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