The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1781-01-30 00:00:00, page 4

AME to the plantation of the fubferi
ber in Bristol township, about the middle of Octo
ber last, a Brindle C O W, with feme white about her
belly, a piece cut off her right ear; The owner is de
sired to come and peeve his property, pay charges and
take her away. ADAM BAKER. Jan. 15.
TO BE SOL D,
A Lot of Ground,
Situate in Chester town, Kent county, Maryland, with
the Houses thereunto belonging : Confifyng of a large
convenient D veiling House, Store Hcufe and Grainary
adjoining, with Cellars under the whole: Also a good
Stable, Chaise-house, Meat-house, and several other
necessary improvements, pleasantly situated in the most
public part of the town, and as good a stand as any in
the place fcr mercantile bufines. For Tunis apply to
the fubferiber, living on the Premises.
Trenton, January ig, 1781.
ALL Officers and Ochers,
who now, or did formerly,
belong to the Pennsylvania
Line, and have any Inliftments
in their hands, are requeued to
forward them without delay to
this place, dire&ed to General
Wayne. Any expence attend
ing will be paid.
A LARGE quantity c<
best Irish mess Beef,
in barrels and half barrels,
Best mess Pork in ditto,
Irish Rufe Butter in firkins,
Madeira Wine in pipes and
hogsheads,
Choice Neats Tongues in
kegs,
Mould and dipt Candles in
boxes.
Excellent bottled Claret,
A quantity of assorted Tin
Ware, jappaned and
plain,
Rose-Butter in Firkins,
TO BE SOLD, by
Adam Hubley,
In the old burnt houses in Water-street, below Walnut
street : Also,
Mufcovado Sugar,
Bohea Tea,
Mol ff^s,
Bristol Ale,
Port Wine,
Boxes Soap,
And a few Dry Goods : Consisting of
Black Russes and Calhmancoes, Bed-bunts, Durants
Cambers, double purple Calicoes, Scotch Threads,
Ivory Combs, Barlow Penknives, &c.
SWIFT's Works, 2 4 r015.
' Montaigne Essays, gvs.
Roseau's Works, 10 vole.
Pliny's Letter', 2 vols.
Robe?tfon'sHii. ofSot.%vs
English Theatre, 12 vols.
French, English, and Ita
lian Dictionaries, 3 vols.
Johnson's D ; &ionary,
A large General Atlas.
British Plutarch, 6 vols.
Burney on Mufick, 3 vs.
Bacon's Works, 3 vs. so.
Pliny's Letters, 2 vols.
TO BE SOLD,
By Davis Bevan,
One door above Walnui-ffreet, in Water-ftrect, the
following Goods.
Best Athlone Hatts, Bohea Tea by the
chest, Pocket Hankerchiefs, Sewing Silk, &c#
At the Corner of Walnut and Second ftrcets : Also,
Drugs and Medicines, as usual,
FOR SA L E,
A number of Books, elegantly Bound ;
Consisting of
Imported Saltpetre,
By the Hundred Weight cr lesser Quantity^
To be Sold by the Subscriber,
Fresh and of the best Quality.
Philadelphia: Printed and Sold by D/1 FID C. CLAPPOOLE.
Enquire of the Printers.
English Starch in barrels,
Chocolate,
Writing Paper,
Neats Tongues in kegs,
Crosscut Saws,
6d add 3d Nails.
SHARP DELANY.
Letters from Italy, 2 vols.
Ganganelli's Letters, 4 vs.
Pennsylvania Gazette for
21 years, ending with
1773, it vols.
Goldsmith's Natural His
tory, 8 vols.
Guthrie's Univarfal His
tory, 12 vols.
Rollin's Ancient Hift.iovs.
DefaguluA Experiments,
2 volumes.
Hume's Essays, 4 vols.
JOHN LORAIN.
Turk's Garters by the
gross,
Packers of Pins,
Calicces,
White Threads,
Some extraordinary Lon
don made Cloaths Bruffirs,
Ditto Scrubing Brushes,
Best Durham Multard,
Scotch Snuff,
Chefhiie Cheese,
Powder Boxes,
And a Variety of ether
Goods not here men
tioned.
CAME to the plantation of the fubferi
ber, living in Middleton townihip, Cumberland
county, about the firft of July lalt, a dark Brown
COW, 12 or 14 years old. The owner is desired to
come and prove property, pay charges and take her
away. WILLIAM MOORE. Dec. 5 .
A Plantation, situate in Robin
son township, Berks county, 45 miles from this city,
containing 173 and two-thirds acres, 36 acres z,e clear
triable Land, 11 well watered Meadow, more may be
made, and the rest good Woodland ^ There is on it a
Log-house, an excellent Spring, a Ipacious Stable, a
good Garden and federal Out-buildings urfirrifhed.
Enquire of M. RYAN, in this city. Jan. 8, 17&1.
And how to find their Infinitive Moods from their
Terminations :
Together with REMARKS on particular IRREGU
LARITIES.
At the north-east corner of Market and Second-streets,
Claim of Virginia to the vacant western
Territory,
And of the Right of
The United States to the Same:
To which is added,
Proposals for laying off a new State;
To be applied as a Fund for carrying on the War, or
redeeming the national Debt.
By the Author of Common Sense.
N. B. Gentlemen who have fubfeibed for the above
Pamphlet, are requested tp fend the amount of their
Subscriptions to Mr. Davidson.
George Washington, Esq;
A New Impression in Metzotinto;
From the original Picture belonging to the State of
Pennsylvania ;
Poster firc, i. e. 14 inches by 10 inches, exclusive of
the margin ;
Price Two Dollars, or the Value thereof in current
Money, or Six Pound per Dozen to Shop-keepers,
or Perlons going abroad.
Any Persons wanting the laid Prints,
Will apply to CHARLES W. PEALE, at the corner
A Table of French Verbs,
Auxiliaries, Regulars and Irregulars.
Conjugated throughout all their Tenses and Moods ;
And Shewing how to form their Simple Tenses from
their Infinitive Mood,
Inscribed to the
This TABLE is particularly calculated for the use
of the colleges, schools and academies where the French
language is taught ; and it is not only fit fcr begin
ners, hut even for persons who have already acquired a
ccnfiderable knowledge of the French tongue; the
numberless irregularities of the French verbs being fel.
dom well known, even by natives ; this Table thews
them all in a most diftir& manner, and one mav, at a
single glance, find out any irregularity of any particu
lar verbs.
The Author of this Worl< is too well
known in the literary werld to stand in need of much
commendation. He has produced a revolution in phy
sic. His system is now adopted in Britain, and begins
to make its way into France, Holland and G.rmapy.
The above work is the Text Book of his Leforts on
the pr?&ce of phytic; but comprehends the outlines
of his discoveries on the caufez and cures of diseases.
The EDITOR is happy in an opportunity of intro
ducing them to the Knowledge of the Faculty and Stu
dents of Medicine in America. He hopes they will
be doubly acceptable to the Ph, fieians and Surgeons of
the Army and Navy of the United States.
They will be printed in a neat Odavo Volume, and
the price will be as reasonable as is canfiftent with the
prefect high price of paper and labour.
A Specimen of this New Edition may be seen at the
Printers.
PUBLIC GOOD,
In the Press and will be Published in May
next,
By Styner and Cift,
Printers in Second-street, THE
FIRST LINES
OF THE
PRACTICE of PHYSIC,
TO BE SO L D,
By Francis Bailey,
In Market-street, Philadelphia,
TO BE SO LD,
OF Hl^ EXCELLENCY,
Just Published, and to be Sold,
By James Davidson,
By William Cullen, M. D. & P.
Bring an Examination into the
of Third and Lombard-streets.
Society, By M. Carre.
American Philosophical
frHE fubferiber has, in his peffeffion, a dark Brindle
' COW with a white head ana four white feet, *
white streak across her fhouiders : He is in doubt whe
ther she is his property or not : Therefore gives Notice^
that if any person will come and prove his property,
paying charges, may take her away.
HENRY SCHRIVER, in Eighth- street.
Philadelphia, Dec. 29, 1780.
No. 13. Being two more Brick Stores,
two stories high, adjoining those of No. 14, with the
Lot of Ground whereon they stand.
No- 12. Being a Cooper's-Shop, with the
Lot of Ground whereon it ftanderh, i§ feet 6 inches by
18 feet, and the Wharf 26 feet 6 inches in breadth, and
extending erftward into the river Delaware.
N. B. Tbefe last five Numbers are now
in the tenure of F^fherand Roberts, and the purchaferd
thfrecQ as well as the purchasers of the houses and lot#
on the south fide of Market cr High-street, from No. g
to 11, inclusive, (halt have an equal use and privilege
of the laid ten feet alley, from Water-street eaftwarc(
as far st the utmost extent of lot No. 11, and the va
cant ground on both sides of the fame alley not built
on, always to remairi open, and the like use and privi
lege of the ten feet pzffafe from the said alley and va
cant grounds into Market ffreet, for the accommoda
tion of the whole, and from the end of the said ten feet
alley at the extent of lot No. ii, the purchasers Ihal£
have the privilege of a fink or water-course, only*
into the river Delaware.
The Terras of Payment (hall be made known at th<
Time of Sale.
No. 2. Being a Brick Haufe, two fo<
ries high in Front street and three dories high in Wa
ter street, with the Lot of Ground whereon it stands,
situate on the bank, between Front-street and Water
ftreet, now in the tenure of James Reynolds.
No. 1. Being another Brick House, ad
joining cf No, 2. three stories hi, in Front-street and
four stories high in Watcr-ftreet, with the Lot of
Ground whereon its stands; now in the tenure of Ria
chard Humphreys.
No, 8. Being another Brick House, ad
joining that of No. i. three stories high in Front
ftreet and four stories high in Water street, with the
Lot cf Ground whereon it stands; now in the tenure
of Rachel Lawrence and others.
No. 5. Being a Brick House, four To
ries high, lituate on the fouih fide of Market or High
ftreet, ard on the east fide of Water-street, with the
Lot of Ground whereon it stands; now in the tenure
of John Campbell.
No. 6. Being another Brick House, foot
stories high, adjoining that cf No. 5. situate on the
south fide of Market or High-street, with the Lot of
Ground whereon it stands; now in the tenure of John
Campbell.
On IFEDNESDAY
^0 .7. Being another Brick House, four
stories high, adjoining that 0? No. 6 lituate on the
south fide of Mzrktt or High street, with the Lot of
Gound wherein it stands, and a fmal! Yard adjoining,
6 feet 6 inches in width, and 28 feet and , inches in.
length ; now in the tenure of Robert Turner.
No. 9. Being a Tobacconift^s Shop and
Wooden buildin,, one story high, situate on the south
fide of Market or High-street, with the Lot of Ground
whereon it stands; now in the tenure of Henry Cave
nsugh.
No, 11. Being a Wooden Store, one
story hig h , adjoining that of No. 10, situate on the
south fide of Market or High-street, with the Lot of
Ground whereon it stands; now in the tenure ofFiffier
and Roberts ; together with the Wharf, 33 feet 6 inches
in breadth, and extending eastward into the river
Delaware.
No. 3. Being a two story Brick Dwell
ing-Hou e, situate on the east fide of Water street, and
on the south fide of a to feet alley, with the Lot of
Ground whereon it fandeth.
By Public Vendue,
At the Coffee-houfe, at TEN o'clock in the Morning
the following
Dwelling-Houses, Stores, Lots
of Ground and Wharf on Delaware River,
According to the Draught or Plan to be seen at the
No, 10, Being a Wooden. Store, one
story high, situate on the south fife o f Marketer High
ftreet, and on the eatt fide of a lofoot passage, with the
Lot of Ground whereon it stands ; now in the tenure of
Fisher and Roberts.
No. 4. Being a two story Brick Building,
formerly ufod as a grannary, adjoining that of No. 3;
situate on the south fide of a 10 feet altey, with the Lot
cf Ground whereon if ftandeih.
No- 14. Being two Brick Stores, two
stories high, adjoining that of No. 4, with the Lot of
Ground whereon they stand.
Philadelphia, January 22, 1781.
TO BE SO L D,
The Fourteenth Day of February next,
JOHN BAY AR D, Auaioneer.
By the Subscriber,
Coffee house.