The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-01-14 00:00:00, page 4

OFFERS h's Service to the Public, for any work in
hi# art, either new or old ; is already making
femal chair# for his Ex.e lency the Miniftcr of Fran?-;
also, all forts of movein'e Furniture. H»' lives at Mr.
Dubrnur's, at the comer of Pine and Front-ft eets.
CAME to Lewis Forrer's place, in
Turn r's lane, about fix weeks ?go, A Brown
MARE with a long tail, had a Black COLT with her.
The owner is desired ta come, prove property, pay
charges and take them away, otherwise they will he fold
in fix weeks from the date hereof, to defray the expence
of keeping them.
Jan. 6. FRANCIS GRUNERGIR.
THE fubferiher having fu nilhed himfelf with a
compleat CHARIOT and a PAIR of excellent
HORSES, with a good Driver, begs leave to in'orm
his Friends and the Public in general, that he intends
to appropr ate it as a HACKNEY COACH ; and G n
tlemen and Ladies, by applying at bis Livery Stabler,
behind the City. Tavern, may be conveyed to any pa t
of the citv, or elsewhere, at as moderate a rate as the
t im„ will admit. SAMUEL HODGSON.
Philadelphia, December 3, 1782.
AL L persons indebted to the Estate of JOHN DE
VETTER, late of this city, Turner and Chair
maker Jeceafed, are hereby requ-fted to mike speedy
payment ; and those who have any just demands gainft
aid estate, arc also defined to bring in their accounts
properly attetted, that they may be levied, by
CONRAD DEVETTER, Administrator.
Philadelphia, Jan. 4, 1783.
Bell Holland Quills and Sealing
Wax, Lilli Wafers, Writing Paper, Ink
powder, Inkholders, Penknives, Account
Books, School Bibles and Testaments,
Dilworth's Spelling-Books and Schoolmas
ters Assistants, Boyers French Grammars,
Surveyors Compasses, Slates and flare-
Pencils, English Playing Cards, Wrapping
Paper, Parchment, &c. &c. &c.
^^±^±^^^^*> — *^ TT ^<*^
ijAMES NEWPORT,*
I DISTILL ER, I
• At his STOR E in Front-Greet, above Arch- *
¥ street, the second building above the Bank- .ft
° M " tin ^0
^ Has by Wholesale and Retail, on very ^
revocable Terms,
<%7EST. India Rum, Anileed Water,
VV Country ditto, Clove ditto,Q
Brandy, Orange ditto,o
^ Gin of excellent quality Cinnamon ditto,9
6 Peach, Apple and Rye Pepper Mint ditto, g
S':Spirits, Allfours, 0
* And SPIRITS of WINE, proper for railing )*
£ the proof of rum or any other Ipirits; aid is *
^ also fit for medicinal ufts. He has fine flavoured *
0 Rum Colouring.*
X N. B. He makes good Allowance to Country „
0 Dealers ard Town Store-keepers, who may ah g
* ways depend upon the Goodness of his distilled 6
^Liquors
~ The highest Price given for empty GIN CASES.
ihfta***^*^^****^^^
Proposes to open his House of
£ntertainm nt, on MONDAY the 6:h of Janu
ary, and (hill provide oyster and other suppers on
the fhcrteft Notice ; and ?s he has laid in a good stock
of beer, wine, and other liquors qf the bed quality, he
hope?, by his constant and ready attendance to those
Gentlemen who favour him with their cuftem, to merit
a continuance of their favours. Jas. 3.
French Upholsterer or Tapiftry Maker,
and of fine Lace,
At the Old Coffee House, corner of Frort and Mar
ket-Greets,
TO BE SOLD BY
DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE,
In Market ftreer, Philadelphia.
Who oives the best price for clean Linen
CHARI O T.
ftfi "P'Q B LtSHETO, and to be SOLD, By
David C. Claypoole,
In Market-Greet, Philadelphia,
Father Abraham's
A EMANACK,
Philadelphia : Printed and Sold by DAP 11) C. 6LAIP 00 LE, in Market-Street.
For the Year of Our LORD
I'7 8 ft
Mr. DALLE Y,
Rags.
Francis Dartige,
A beautiful assortment of Dry
GOO D S,
Just imported from Europe, and to be fold
at a moderate Price,
At a reafonacfc Rate.
They give the highest PRICE for clean Linen RAGS.
Imported in the Ships Congress and Intrepid, from
I'Orient, and for Sale, by
Jacob Morris,
An Assortment of DRY GOODS ; among them are the
follow ng articles, viz.
FINE and common Blankets,
Fae and coarse Cloths of different colours, prin
cipally blue,
Duffils and Frizes of various colours,
Serges and Flannels do. do.
Chin zes and Calicoes,
Caliraancoes,
Wide and narrow Britannias,
Flanders Bedticks,
Cambricks,
Handsome Carpits of different sizes,
Cam' le ¥ s and
Behea Tea.
N. B. Likewise an excellent BILLIARD TABLE
to be Sold.
HAIR Hats, Plain Hats, black Taffities of various
forts, Ribbons o f various colours, Broad India
Cloths, Royal Linen Clc^hs, Eleven pieces of Sixmoife,
Caliroancoes of various colours, Durants, Patterns of
various colours, Umbrelloes <f different sizes, Cam
brics ard Lawns, Gauzes, S wing S Iks of all colours,
ditto Threa^sof all colours and quality, good Needles,
Pins, Ferret of all colours, coarse Cloths, mens fdk
Stockings. mens and womens cotton Stockings, giofly
fi k Cloths, gauze Han kerchie's o' various colours and
fathions, fine b rdereri L wrs, set Buckles, fine rouflin
Handle rchiefs of v rio s forts, fine Feathers, fine Flow
ers, Mullin tamboured, Blond laces of all kinds, ele
gant d tto Aprons, painted Cottens, fine china colour
ed Cl, ths. Lace Snake c , straw Hats, Plumes, Gloves,
ditto womens embroidered and coloured ditto Cha
moy and a few of various qualities, and many other
fine modes and merchandizes.
Aoplv for further information at Mr, JOHN
WEBBS's house in Front street, near the corner
of South-ftr^et; th said goods to he fold for re^dy Cath
or good bit's on France, by WholeLle or Retail, as it
may suit the buyer.
H. Kammerer & S. Stetekorn,
Have removed from Second-street into Market street,
opposite the old prison:
Where they SELL, Wholesale and Retail,
Writing, Printing, Wrapping, Cartridge
and Log-Book
P A P E R,
At the Golden Fierce in Market street, at the corner
6f Lolita. Court,
PR OPOSES to open his House for a
Chop-Hcufe and Oyster Suppers, on the (herteft
norice. And as he has now a good stock cf beer, wine,
and other liquors of the heft quality, he hopes by his
constant and ready attendance, to those Gentlemen who
favour him their custom, to merit a continuance of
their favours. J?n 7.
Josiah Hewes & Joseph Anthony,
Having entered into Co-partnership, are removed from
the Store htriv occupied by Josiah Hewes,in Chefnut
ft-eet, to 'he Stores on the ncr'h fide of Chefnut
ftreet wharff, where they have for SALE, lately im
ported,
QCARLET. blue, mixed and drab coloured fuperfine
O and fe-ond Cloth*; crimson, g r een, purple, plain
and figured Genoa Velvets; fine Dutch H Hands; a
Virfay of S"ks ad Gauzes; t%mhou r ed Muslins;
embroidered fi b Wfiftco.it Patterns; Barcelona Hand
krrchiefs • Dimities; Dories, &c. &:c. &c.
AL S O,
Green Tea, Nutmegs, Adfoi r e, Weft-India Rum,
French Brandy, Sprm~ceti Candles and Sweet Oil.
Bache and Shee,
HAVE FOR SAL E,
Caflile Soap, Pig Lead, Cordage,
ket ft-t ^ >ff, by wroi ESALE and RETAIL,
JAMAICA Spirit, Weft-India Rum,
J old ditto fit f~r imm diate up F ench Brandy ^nd
Hori nd Gin in c:fo, Madeira, L'fbn, and Teneriffe
Wines, loaf, lump, and mofc v^do Sugars, C ffee,
Ta and Chocolate, fine and coarse Salt, best English
Mustard, S off, &c.
Al o, A Quantity of GLASS WARF, such as pint
and half pint Tumblers, gill ard and half-gill Glasses,
&c. &c. Dec. 2.
McLaughlin and Taggart,
Have for SALE t their Store. th n north nrtr rs Mar-
and WINDOW GLASS of different fizts.
Mr. B AR R Y,
TAYL O R,
Former', of New-Yerk, at his fho,, at the old Post-
Office, at the sign of the blue Ball, in Market-street,
between Th rd 2nd Fourth-ftree'g,
MAKES, at the Giorteft notice, and in the latest
and neatest Tfoion, regimental and plain clothes
of everv tort; ladies riding halite, in that neat and
genteel ftfhion so much admired by the moftcelebrat
ed huntreffrs in Errip% and which has now become
very faftiionable here ; long cloaks for ladies, and clei
gymen's gowns, and furnifhes all mann^rof trimmings
neceffiry in carrying on of his business. Heis determin
ed to pay stria attention to the various changes of facti
on, and the good nefs of his work, by which means he
flatters him: If that he will f-eure the continuance of
the favovs cf bis frinds and CuGome a.
STOLEN out of my paftn e, on Sunday, the toth of
Nov rns*r last, near Baltimore town, Two Black
GELDINGS, each 15 hands or better hi.h: ore has
no white, is hoghacked, his tail nicked," hit several
wind-gills on his legs, Specially behind, carries him
frif well, ^ tender in his forefeet from a founder, : s a
bout it years old, t r ots and pac^t, but looks rather
heavy for a harkrey, will not draw in any carri ge :
the other is han Tome and strong made, has a remark
able blaze on one file his face, and the fear of a fiftula
and fore on hs hack, h;s four white feet, and is also
tender in his forefeet, is about 8 0; 9 years old; he
was my ri ling horse about 4 . e?rs ago. FIVE Pounds
Reward f^r each of the Horfa, or the above Reward
of Twenty Pounds for both Horfes^nd Thief, paid by
me, RICHARD LEMMON.
Britimor*, De-. 15, 1782.
N. R ,Any person who may have seen the above
hones lately, and will adv?fe the fubferiber by letter or
otherwise, will ob| : ge R. Lemmon.
Philip Thompson,
WHEREAS Complaint hath
been made to the conmifli ners for the city
and county of Philadelphia, by the colkiftors, that
they cannot obtain the taxes due on sundry estates to
wit. South Ward.
A vacant Lot on Walnut and Second-streets from
Schuylkill, laid to belong to the estate of Richard Tew.
A vacant ditto, adjoining the above, laid to belong
to the estate of John Swift.
A vacant ditto, adjoining ditto, said to belong to the
estate of Nathan Harding.
A vacant ditto, adjoining ditto, owner unknown.
A vacant Lot on Chefnut and Second.ft rwß from
Schuylkill, owner unknown.
Mulberry Ward. Sundry vacant Lots on Mulberry
and Saffrirai streets, said to belong to the estate of
Anthony Moore.
A vacant Lot on Saffafras-ftreet, near Eighth Greet
from Schuylkill, said to belong to the estate of Philip
James.'
A vacant Lot on the east fide of Second-street f rrm
Schuylkill, owner unknown. m
A vacant Lot on Mulberry-ffreet, between Seventh
arid eighth-streets from Schuylkill, said to be lone to
the estate of John Baldwin. belong to
A vacant Lot on Saffafras-ffreet, near Eighth-ffreet
from Schuylkill, said to belong to the estate of Georae
Riggs. 6
A vacant Let on the east fide of Second Greer r r - m
Schuylkill, said to belong to the estate o' Lewis Grona.
A vacant Lot on Saffifras and Second-ftree § fr rr ;
Schuylkill, owner unknown.
A vacant Lot on Saffafras-ftreet, near Eighth Greet
from Schuylkill, said to belong to the estate of Jefeph
THE Valua' le FARM; situated within one mile
of Wilm'ngton, between that place and Phila
delphia, now in poffi ffion of Samuel Grff: This Farm
contains about 150 acres, of which 30 are excellent
meadow, ard hss a very £ood house in a defirahle situ
ation, both for health and profpea; it is well fenced
and in good order. Poss flibn will be given the 25th
o' March next. For terms enquire of
Nov - 30. JOHN SWANWICK.
Twenty Pounds Rewaid.
A vacant Lot on Second-street from Schuylkill (for
merly owned by Lewis David) owner unknown.'
A square of Ground on Vine and Saffafa Greets be.
tween Front and Second-streets horn Schuylkill, oXner
unknown.
A vacant Lot, near half a Square, on S ffafras- Greet
between Front and Second. Greets from Schuylkill
owner unknown.
Northern L^ertier— Weft. A vacant Let nea
Third-street, belonging to the estate of George Dill
W,R. °
A five a? r Lot on Hickory lane, and sundry vacant
Lo's between Second and Third-streets, belonging
the estate of doctor J c hn K atfley, deceased. ~ '
Upper Salford Townflrip. A Tri& o' Land 400
acres i^lorgin; to the estate of Thomas Mayburrv.
NOTICE is hereby given: That unless the said
owners, their atrornies or agents difeharge and pay the
taxetjuftiv due on said estates, on or before the seventh
day of February next emitting the date hereof, the pre
mifet, or such pars thereof refpe&ivri,, will be fold,
as may be Sufficient to pay all taxes due, and reasona
ble charges.
GUNNING BEDFORD,)
JOHN BAKER, ) Commiffionert.
NATHAN GIBSON,'
Philadelphia, Nov. 7, 178$.
To be Sold or Lett,