The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1780-10-24 00:00:00, page 4

To be Sold,
A WATER LOT, 94. feet front and goo feet
deep, extending from Swanson-street into the ri
ver Delaware; there are on the Lot two three story
brick Houses, a good Wharf, and the stone Walls and
Roof of a Store house, formerly the estate of Benja
min Loxly. Also a convenient three story brick House,
now in the tenure of Timothy Matlack, Enquire, in
Fourth-street, near Market street, and the frame House
adjoining : The cellars are large and convenient, and the
back buildings are extensive and commodious : The
Lot is forty-four feet front and eighty eight feet deep.
For terms apply to REUBEN HAINES.
ALL persons who are indebted to the estate of ELI-
Z^ BETH HARMAR,Iate of this city, deceafeJ,
are.requeued forthwith to fettle their accounts with the
fabfcriber ; and those who have anv demands against
the (aid estate are desired to bring there in that they
may be adjusted.
FOR SAL E,
A' MESSUAGE and Lot of Ground, situate on the
" east fide of Strawberry-alley, containing in breadth
,5 feet, and in depth 60 feet; fubje& to the yearly
ground-rent of 81. For terms apply to
O&J. 12. JOSIAH HARMAR,
Up Market-street, nearly opposite John Lukens's E'q;
To be Sold at Public Vendue,
On Wednesday the 25th instant, O&obrr, at the Con
tinental Yard, in th.s city,
A number cf Public HORSES,
For Cadi only. The Sale to be^n at io o'clock.
By order of the Q M G.
JACOB BILiZHEIMER.
To be Sold at Public Vendue,
On Monday the goth of Odober, at 5 o'clock in the af
ternoon, on the premise:,
A HOUSE and Lot of Giouud in S xond-ftreet, op
posite the Church, 15 feet front 2nd 35 feet deep ;
subj & to a ground rent of 275. and 6 I. a year, one ot
the best frauds for hufinefs in the city. And on the
fame day will be Sold one other HOU)E and Lot of
Ground, situate on the weft fide of Moravian alley,
17 feet on Moravian-alley and 54 feet on Quarry firee-,
fulj& to a ground-rent of 12s. and 6d. fteriing a year ;
both part of the estate of Sarah Wilkin'on. deceased.
JCSEPH DONALDSON,) Executors
JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE, )
Philadelphia, September 12. 1780.
„ Y Virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
the city and county of Philadelphia, will be fold
by the fubferiber, at Public Vendue on the premiles on
the firft day of November, at ten o'clock in the morning,
the moiety of half part of a brick mrfluage or tenement
end lot cf ground, together with'a brick (hop adjoining
the laid meffuage, lituate at the north east corner of
Collow-Hill-Hreet, in the Northern Liberties, late the
real estate of if^ Pearson, deceased.
ABIGAIL PEARSON, Administratrix.
TO BE SO L D,
ONE three story brick HOUSE and LOT, situate
in Second street, four doors above Market street,
and two brick HOUSES and LOTS of GROUND,
situate on the weft fide of Fifth-ftreet, between Ssffafrls
and Vine-streets, two stories high, with brick Kitchens;
the title indisputable.
A L S O,
Two, two story BRICK HOUSES and two FRAME
ditto, and LOTS of GROUND, situate in Spring-
Garden, on the north fide of Vine street, free from an,
incumbrance and the title good. For terms apply to
•Henry Drinker, junior, in Front-street between Mar
ket and Arch ftrects.
TO BE SO L D,
A PLANTATION in Oxford Township, eight
miles above the city, on the river Delaware, con
taining eighty-fix acres. There is a genteel new
STONE HOUSE, with other ivnfiderable improve
ments on the premises. Enquire of
W. M'MURTRIE,
Who has for Isle a crop of New Land TURNIPS.
TO BE SOLD BY
WILLIAM FORBE S,
Ar the corner of Water and Walnut-ffrects,
* LLUM Salt by the bufhJ, Rum and Jamaica
Spirit by the hoglhead, Melaffes by di to, choice
old French Brandy by diito, Lisbon Wine by the pipe
or quarter calk, old Sherry Wine by the quarter cask,
S,ani(h Sugar in boxes; Hyfon, Congo, common Green
and Bohea Teas ; Window Glals $ by 10, 12 by 10,
and g by 7, in b xes and halfboxes ; an elegant assort
ment of heft English Flint Gla(s, confiding of quart,
pint and half pint decanters, wine glaffs, jill ana half
pint tumblers, and a variety of common tumblers ; all
which will be fold low for cadi.
, Juniper Berries,
To be fold, by large or small quantities. Enquire of
PHILIP De HAAS, junior,
At his Store, next door to General de Haas, in Third
street, between Arch and Race-streets.
PHILADELPHIA-. Printed and Sold by JOHN DUNLA P and DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE.
Excellent Congo T E A,
IN quarter-cbefts, to I e fold by WILLIAM AL
RICKS at d Co. at their store in Water Street, be
tween Chefnut and Walnut-Streets.
Antivcnereal Sugar Plumbs,
Prepared and fold by THOMAS SWAI NE,
in Market-ftteet, two doors from Mr. James Thom
fo '* inn.
h^ HEY are put upin boxes of one, two, andthree
I hundred dollars each, with full printed diredioi 9,
setting forth every thing necessary to be known through
out every ft^ge of the complaint ; and that in the most
plain, clear and d iltiudt manner, so that ro qu*ftions
need be alked by the purchaser. The above medicines
are pleasant to take, so that it suits with the most deli
cate conftitption; mild in its operation so that it gives
neither pain or disturbance, andlo happy in its perform
ance, that it will net fail of completing a cure, although
the disorder be of ever so long handing, and attended
with the most dreadful symptoms; and that in such a
manner, that the patient need neither be hindered from
his business, or his condition made known to his molt
intimate acquaintance. Aid to prevent the above me
dicines being counterfeited, each box of plumbs will
be sealed with a flag's head.
Five Hundred Dollars Reward.
ON Thursday the 28th ult. between the
hours of el ven and two, feme perft ns unknown
entered the house of the lobferiber, and broke open a
large sea theft, Supplied wi h an axe, and took out
2984 dollars in Continental money, the property of the
Public, and five pounds State money of the rift emission ;
one pair+of Silver locket buttons, three chryftal hones
and one garnet. Whoever sec ures the thief or thieves
so that they may be brought to justice, (hall receive the \
above reward, piid by
CHRISTOPHER PATTERSON,
N. B. The State money is since found.
Philadelphia, October 2, 1780.
One Tboujand Dollars Reward.
ON Sunday evening, the firft instant, the cabin door
of the (loop Theodosia was broke epan, and the
following articles taken out, viz, a trunk, containing
five or fix Holland (birrs and flocks, marked I. C. a
London-brown waistcoat and breeches, with plated star
buttons, a nankeen waistcoat and corduroy breeches, a
pair of dark Speckled silk stockings, a pair white plain
ditto, a pair ribbed cotton ditto, a pair of thread and a
pair of blue worffed ditto; about one dozen razors; also
a double milled drab great coat with two rows of but
t me, a homespun a(h coloured ditto, a pair of boots with
a heart behind, an Almanack pocket-book for 1777, with
sundry pipers in it, one large leather ditto with sundry
accounts in it ; about five thousand dollars Continental
currency, a great part of it small bills, ten guineas,
three half Johannes, and the following articles contained
in a pillow-case, vz. a blue waiftebat, a corderoy ditto,
one pair cotton, one pair thread, and a pair blue wool
en stockings, two pair of linen trowfers, a pair of wool
en ditto, a pair of black cloth breeches, and two shirts ;
a large double blanket, three or four Indian blankets,
two flieets marked I. C. and four or five pillow-cases
marked I. C. Whoever apprehends the thief or thieves,
F so that they may be brought to justice, and also the a
bovementioned goods, (hall have the above reward, or
in proportion for such part of the goods as may be found.
JOHN 'CLUNN.
— L- ^. , —I
THEREBY Inform the publick that I have ere&ed
a very compUat FULLING MILL on the
Branches of the Long-Green run, in Baltimore county,
Ma yland, about 15 miles from Baltimore town, which
is now ready to work, and being much in want of a
person to undertake the fame, either on the (hares or
hire. The greatest encouragement will be given to
such a perlon, by applying to the fubferiber at laid
place. JAMES BOSLEY, of Charles.
CAME to the plantation of the fubferiber, living
near the Rising Sun, a light coloured, red C 0 W,
supposed to be old, the end of her tail as allo her belly,
white, likewise her fore feet, hind feet and face white,
has two flits in her left ear. W o:ver proves property,
pays charges, may have her again. If the owner does
not apply in a month's time, (he will be fold to pay Her
expences.
JACOB PAINTER.
Philadelphia, October 10, 1780.
AL L persons who have any demands on the
estate of Mary Grear, deceased, are desired to
bring in their accounts as toon as possible; and all per
lons indebted to said estate are requested to make imme
diate payment. WILLIAM M'MULLIN,
DAVID ELLISON, ^Executors.
TITANTED, immediately, as BAR-KEEPER, one
'' that understands book-keeping and waiting. None
need apply without a good recommendation. Enquire
of RICHARD BARRY, at the Coneftegoe-waggon.
Likewise a COCK that underitands her bufinels.
Philadelphia, O&ober 4, 17801
ALL PERSONS who have or may soon
have CATTLE, in fufficirnt good order for
Beef, to dispose of, are desired to leave their propofala
with the fubteriber, in Second street near Race street,
who has orders to contra for one thousand heads for
the use of the army.
JACOB MORGAN, Jun.
The SA LES of the
Dry Goods
Belonging to the (hip Ladv Margaret's Cargo, will be
continued THIS DA Y, at ten o'clock, in a
commodious store fitted up for the purpose, behind
the M rthal's dwelling-boule, in Water- street between
Arch and Race-streets.
MATTHEW CLARKSON, Malfhal.
New Jerley, October >3> 1780.
To be Sold by Public Vendue,
On Thursday the 26th infant, at TEN o'clock in the
forenoon, at Chefnut neck,
frHE Schooner FLYING-FISH and her cargo of
' Tobacco; consisting of 30 hogsheads of the best
Maryland, captured on her voyage to St. Euftatia, re
taken and brought into this port and now ready for sea.
ALSO, A SCHOONER of about 35 tons burthen,
and her cargo of 20 hogsheads of Tobacco, being taken
at lea without any perlon or papers on board, supposed
to be cut out of Chefapeak bay and deserted by the ene
my on the approach of the schooner &ttlefnake.
By order of the Hon. Judge of the Admiralty.
ZACHARIAH ROSSELL, Marshal.
Just published and tu be fold by JOHN DUNLAP,
ALL THE
L A W S
Enaaed in the Fourth Sitting of the Fourth
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Of the Commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA,
Which commenced at Philadelphia on Friday the firft
day of September, One thousand seven hundred and
eighty.
Ancocus, O&ober 9, 1780.
^rHE Creditors of John Heaton, deceased,
A late of Willonhorough Township, Burlington
County, are requested to meet on Wednesday the firft
of November next, at the house of Richard Fynnimere,
in the Township and County aforefaici, upon business
refpt&ing the said John Heaton's estate.
THIS DAY is PUBLISHED,
The CRISIS Extraordinary.
By the Author of COMMON SENSE.
Sold by WILLIAM HARRIS, at his store in
Second street, five doors below Market street;
Price Four Dollars single, or Thirty-fix Dollars a dozens
Philadelphia, October 3, 1780.
LEFT at the fubferiber's, in the month of
December last, sundry articles, viz. a Saddle and
Bridle, a case of Pistols, a Great Coat, and a pair of
Bucklkin Breeches. Alio left in the month of January
last, a small Bundle containing sundry articles. Any
person proving property and paying charges may have
them again^ by applying to RICHARD SWEETMAN,
on Mr. Stamper's wharf.
Philadelphia, October 3, 1780.
]JOTICE is hereby given, That the
1 partnership of Peter Gill and Michael Dura
ny, Bakers, is dissolved. All those that have any de
mands against said partnership, are desired to bring in
their accounts before the firft of November next, th^
they may be fettled : And those who are indebted to said
partnership are desired to come and pay off the fame
and take receipts, to prevent further trouble.
Philadelphia, 10th month gtb, 1780.
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
STRAYED or STOLEN off the Commons near
this city, on the 26th of last month, a likely red
and white C OW, the colours remarkably bright, white
face, red cheeks and ears, and round her eyes, the dif
ferent colours in large parts and more red than white,
gave milk, and hath three of her teats marked with a
black spot on each, holds her head high, and has a wild
look. Whoever will drive said Cow home to the fub
feriber in Chefnut-ftreet, (hall be entitled to the above
reward ; or any person who will give inforibation where
she may be had (hall be generoufty paid far their trou
ble, by JAMES WHITEALL.
STOLEN from the fubferiber, living in Lampitertown
° fhtp, Lancaster county, on the loth day of August
last, a Chefnut Bay MARE, with a white tail, about
5 years old, trots, is about 15 or 16 hands high. Who
ever takes up said Mare and secures her, so that the
owner may have her again, (hall have TWO HALF
JOES Reward, and reasonable charges, paid by
PHILIP BUSHONG.
Cocallico Township, Lancaster County, September
28th, 1780.
O N the night after the 13th day of this infant,
September, there was exposed a male child before
the door of John Luther, of the Town of Ephrata in
said township, with a written direction, wherein the
child's name is said to be James Smith- As this inhu
man and barbarous practice is punishable by' Law, and
burdenfom to the township, the Overseers of the Poor
for said township, hereafter fubferihed, do hereby of
fer a reward of FIFTY POUNDS, Pennsylvania cur
rency, to any person that can give information to said
Oyerleers of the Parents of said child, or any of them,
to be paid to him, when said his Parents, or any of
them, is convicted before any magistrate.
PETER FEESER.
JOHN OVER.