Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1774-07-04 00:00:00, page 4

For C O R K,
The faft-failing Ship
.tFRIENDSHIP,
THOMAS JANN,
1 Master;
yteff? Y^ , ¥ ^T!LL fail voch all conve
/T''A:~; VV nient'petd. For freight
u,,^^h i^ or pai!\,e apply to JamesSru
' ARE Qd SAMUEL Jackson,
^ near the Drawbridge.
I here are now on board a few Scotch servants,
whose times are to be difpofcd of by laid Stuart and
Jackson, who hive for sale choice Irish beef, pork,
b liter, and oatmeal, a few barrels of belt Scotch
hirings, Burlington gammons, and Jamaica cof
f^e, &E
APOTHECARIES PHIALS,
Sorted in crates from 8 oz, to thumb phials,
To be fold cheap by
ALE XAN I) ER' TO D,
In Front-tiled, two doors above Chefnut-ftreet.
WILLIAM SEMPLE?"
Huh jnll imported from Glasgow, via New-York,
~ NE AT assortment of tilk gauzes, checks,
,Q brown Hollands, lawns, lawn handkerchiefs
and aprons, &c. Tc. which he will fell at his store
in Front-fired, upon reasonable terms. Those
who are indebted to him beyond the usual credit,
are requeued to discharge filth balances.
IHE H O R S E
GENERAL GA G E,
A FINE blooded hunter, upwards of fifteen
* * hands high, fit either for the fiddle or carri
age, to be fold immediately. He will be warranted
found, and may be seen at the Indian Qneen, in
Fourth-street, till the middle of next week.
- T~O EFE So"T7 D,
By the SUBSCRIBER,
'T HE HOUSE he now lives in, situated on the
1 cart tide of Second -ftrect, the third house from
the corner of Chefnut-Rreet; it is 22 feet front by
28, 3 Tories high, two rooms on a floor, all new
and in good order ; the lot is 34 feet deep ; the
shop fitted for any kind of hufinels, and in a good
Hand. For further information enquire at the said
house. ARCHIBALD M'F,LROY.
TO BE S 6 L D,
rex HE TIME of a likely, healthy English fer
& vant Girl ; (he is honed, sober, and has five
years to serve. Enquire of Edward Oxley, in
Front-ttreet, opposite Black horse Alley, Phila
delphia.
TO BE SOL D,
'l™ "'' TIME of an indented Irish servant man,
who has near four years to serve. He under
hands drJhag of horses, driving ^oft-chaife, &c.
He would make a good oftler at an inn. Enquire
of the Printer.
TO BE SOL D,
HE TIME of a strong healthy servant girl,
who has four years to serve; the is near 17
years of age, and can be well recommended for her
honesty and ibbriety. For furtl er particulars en
quire at Mr. Cole's, in Coates's Alley, opposite
the Buck tavern in Second-street.
To be SOLD or LEASED,
For a term of years,
AORIST MILL, now in order for country
work, and in an extraordinary part of the
country for wheat, with a saw mill near ready to
fun, and there is not a saw mul witlun fourteen
miles of Did place, wi h a never failing stream quite
Sufficient for three mills; situate in Kent county
on Delaware, at the head of a creek known by the
name of Murderkili Creek, within one mile of a
landing where veil' Is attend, and the tide water
comes up to the mill feat, where all wheat, flour
and fcantling, or other produce, may be carried by
water to the landing, without the expence of a
team : Great quantities of wheat ate carried from
this to Philadelphia Any person or persons in
clining to buy or lease, may have every necessary
belonging to both mills, and know the terms by
applying to the fubfrrilnr, living at said mill. It
may be entered upon at any time.
THOMAS OGLE.
TO BE SOLD BY
SAMUEL DAVIS, Hatter,
At the corner of Church Alley, in Third-street,
1 SUITABLE. PRESENT for every
I™ freeborn rnfliffimnn, or the Peoples antient
and just Liberties averted, in the trial of William
Penn and William Mead, at the sessions held at
the Old Briley, in London, the iff, 3d, 4 th and
sih of September, 1670, against the molt arbitrary
procedure of that Court. To which is added, a
REHEARSAL of the most material parts of
©ur great Charter (which is the great bulwark of
Brush liberty) with the formalities of grant, and
also the cuife which the clergy were directed to
pronounce against all the breakers thereof. Like
wise some ufeful observations; together with Judge
Keeling's case, and a recital of the Bill of Right's.
The whole absolutely necessary to be known by
every Englishman, especially at a time when our
rights and privileges have been openly invaded.
To the PUB L I C.
TIMOTHY SLOAN, son-in-law to the
1 late Joseph Frazer, of this city, baker, takes
this opportunity to acquaint his friends and cuftoni
trs, that he intends carrying on the business of
hiip-biead balling, &c. as usual, in Penn-street
next door to Mr. Joseph Ruflell's, and hopes for
the continuance of his said father-in-law's friends
and customers favours in that way, as he will en
deavour to serve them on as good terms as any in
this city. '
J '.GEORGE WALDENBERGER
will let his brother DANIEL in Philadelphia
>now where he is, he will tell him firnaching to his
advantage from Germany.
IV AS " ken " P a Drifts in the river
~' ^Delaware, between the nineteenth and
t entieth of this instant (June) a large Y A WL.
rihe owner proving h:s property,' and paying
charges, may have her again, by applying to the
fubferiber, living in Cheder.
MICHAEL KOYALL.
P HILADELPHIA: Printed by JOHN DUNLAP, at the Newest Printing-Office in Market-Street Acre
bublcriprions at Icn Shillings per Annum, Advertisements, &c. are thankfully received for this Pancr.
Baltimore, June 16, 1774.
THE Partnerlhip of THOMAS
EWING and WALTER HALL,
under the firm of Ewing and Hall, dissolved the
firft of this irritant (June) of which all persons are
desired to take notice. Those who have any ac
counts against them, are desired to bring them in,
that they may be fettled.
THOMAS ewing.
WILLIAM O'BRIEN,
Next door to Mr. William Adams, at the Race
Horses, in Baltimore,
GR A TEFULLY acknowledges the favours
of his friends and the public, and hopes for a
continuance of their custom, which he will always
fttidy to merit, by felling at the lowest profit. He
has now for sale, Jamaica spirit, Welt-India and
continent rum, all kinds of wines, tea and sugar of
different kinds, coffee, cordials and patent medi
cines; a large collection of the belt books, both
antient and modern. He carries on the Book
binding and Stationary business in an extensive
manner. Any merchant, or others, may have ac
compt-books ruled or unruled, to any size as be
spoke. Any person who buys a quantity, to fell
again, shall have them on the eafiett terms.
FORTY SHILLINGS REWARD.
STOLEN from the fubferiber, living in Car
narvon townfllip, Lancaster county, on Satur
day the ißth day of June, a servant boy, country
born, between seven and eight years old, named
SAMUEL VANDEGRIF, a smart lively
boy, with fair hair ; had on when he went away,
a Itriped lincey jacket with sleeves, tow shirt and
petticoat trowfers, new shoes with strings, and an
old felt hat : It is supposed he was taken off by
John M'Clerty, his ftep-father, as they were seen
together the fame day ; and it is also supposed that
Agnes M'Ciarety, the boy's mother, and Jane
Willfon, alias Johnson, his grandmother, were in
company; and as the boy was brought up by his
Paid grandmother, who went with him through the
country begging charity, it is likely she may take
him and follow the fame calling, and endeavour to
fell him. Whoever takes up the said boy shall have
the above Reward, and it he is found in the custody
of the above persons, or either of them, whoever
secures them to that they may be brought to justice,
shall have FORTY SHILLINGS Reward
also, and reasonable charges, paid by
JOHN JENKINS. 1
SIX DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY on the 27th instant (June)
from the fubferiber, living in Princeton, a
servant boy named PETER MURPHY, about
five feet ten inches high, brown curled hair, of a
reddish complexion, speaks good English, and very
little upon the Irish, his native language ; had on a
brown fagathy coat, and a pair of white drilling
breeclies ; also had with him, a rough beaver hat,
and a half-worn caftor ditto. Whoever takes up
and secures the said fellow, if within this province,
shall have THIRTY SHILLINGS Reward,
and if out of it, the above Reward, and all reason
able charges, paid by
JONATHAN BALDWIN.
THESE are to acquaint the public that a
new Jlage is now carried on between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, by way of Cacil Court-boufe, and
Port Penn, which to the judicious appears the mojl eli
gible and conducive to the ease and difyateb oftrabort
ing goods and passengers from Baltimore t,o Pbdauelpbia,
and from Philadelphia to Baltimore, C^cil Court- House
being situated near the mouth of Elk, a tedious river to
go up or down, and within sixteen miles of Port Penn,
on the river Delaware, from whence vefels may, and
generally do fail to Philadelphia in one tide, and
with bead winds in two tides. The advantages
that mufl necefarij accrue from the difyateb which
will arises-om this flage, rare than an,other vet efiab
lijbed, 'tis hoped will induce the public in general to en
courage the lame. Tbeftage boat kept by William Gal
braith, will set offfrom Baltimore evey fuefday morn
ing, and return from Ceecil Court-House on every Friday
morning. The flage-boat kept by John Craven and
Samuel Stewart, will set off from Port-Fenn to Phi
ladelphia on every Friday morning, and return from
Philadelphia to Pert-Perm on every fuefday. Proper
'waggons will be always kept and ready. Goods will
be received and de iveredJo' Baltimore, at Aaron Muf
grave's, on Stamper's wharf, from which wbarJ jbe
will fail every TuHday.
WILLIAM GALBRAITH,
JOHN CRAEEN,
SAMUEL STEWART.
N. B. As the said Galbraith bas continued the
sages for federalyears, be hopes for the kind encou
ragement of the public, which be will be ever Jiudious
to deserve.
THREE POUNDS REWARD.
RAN AWAY the zoth of June, from the
fubfciber, barber, living below the Draw
bridge, Philadelphia, an Irish servant man, named
RICHARD HARRISON, (but may change his
name) by trade a barber, about five feet seven or
eight inches high, a flout well made fellow, about
21 or 22 years of age, has a down look, smooth
face, pale complexion, wears his own ttraight dark
brown hair, but had on when he went off a folfe
curl. Had on and took with him, a light tirickfet
coat about half wern, a striped Holland jacket, a
short vAite linen jacket with sleeves, a pair of half
worn black stocking breeches, two pair of brown
thread flockings, a pair of good /hoes, pinchbeck
buckles, two shirts, one white and one check, a
black handkerchief and white stock, and a half
worn caftor hat. Whoever takes up and secures
said servant, so that his master may get him again
fnall receive the above reward, "and reasonable char
ges, paid by GEORGE HARMAN.
N. B. He came over about seven weeksago in
the brig , Captain Button, from Waterford.
AMAN and his wife, of an unexcep
tionable character, may have two or three
rooms in a commodious house, in a very public
part of the city. Enquire of the Printer.
T HOMAS II ARRIS,
Has opened store next door to the corner of Sprm.e
ftreet, in Water-street, where he has for sale,
either by wholesale or retail,
WEST-INDIA and New-England rum,
Jamaica spirits, Lisbon and Tenenffe wines,
brandy, Geneva ; muscovado, loaf and lump su
gars; tea, coffee, chocolate, rice, raisins, Scotch
barley, cordials and spices, together with many
other things in the Grocery way, which he will fell
on the very lowest terms for cadi : He has also a
variety of stone and crockery ware, which he will
dilpofe of remarkably cheap.
OFFICE
For the SALE of REAL ESTATES.
nrl () BE SOLD, by public vendue on the
J l premises on Wednesday the zoth day of July,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, unless previously dis
posed of at private sale, two lots or parcels of ground,
containing about eight acres, situated within toe
city of Philadelphia, on both sides of Salfafras or
Race street, adjoining the east tide of the river
Schuylkill.
Those lots will be divided into forty two smaller
lots, each of which will have a front of about
thirty fix feet on a fifty feet street, and none of
them will contain less than one hundred and thirty
two feet in depth.
Also two other lots or parcels of ground, contain
ing about four acres, situated on both sides of
Mulberry or Arch-street, between the Front and
Second-streets from Schuylkill; these will be divi
ded into thirty four smaller lots, having fronts of
thirty four, thirty fix and thirty eight feet on the
streets aforefaid and none of them less than one
hundred and two feet deep.
Also one other lot or parcel of ground, situated on
the north fide of High, or Market-street, between
the said Front and Second streets from Schuylkill;
this will be divided into eleven lots, each having a
front of thirty fix feet on Market-street, and ex
tending in depth one hundred and two feet.
The Situation of those lots, on and near the river
Schuylkill, affording an extensive profpe& both up
and down that beautiful Stream, greatly recommends
them both for business and pleasure : The Citizen,
whose daily attention to business, renders a more
remote retreat from the pernicious heats, which
prevail in Summer inconvenient, may here fix his
family in z most healthy and delightful retirement.
On the front of the water lots a Shad Fishery has
been carried on with a good deal of success and
might be greatly improved ; and about too paces
from the Shore there t most excellent fishing ground
for Rock and Pearch. The water lots likewise as
ford a convenient place for landing of goods, and
there is a very easy afeent from the water to the
high ground: Stores might be built, and an.ad
vantageous trade opened with those who bring their
produce down Schuylkill, and have no tolerably
convenient place for landing, and none for Storing
their goods; and Should a communication be tf
fe&ed between the SuSquehanna and Schuylkill, the
trade might become vere extensive: To this may
be added, that almost ail the water lots on the river
Schuylkill, within the bounds of the city, and for
a considerable distance above, are in the hands of
the Proprietaries, and most probably there will be
no opportunity of purchasing for many years. But
a view of the lots will recommend them more than
any thing which can be said in their praise.
Any person inclinable to purchase the whole or
any part of the above, previous to the day appoint
ed for the public sale, may treat with Stephen
Watts, Esq; in Arch-street, or with
'MATTHEW CLARKSON,
EDWARD BONSALL.
Plans of the lots may be seen at Mr. Watts's of
fi c and at the above office, also at the London
Coffee-houfe and at Lewis Farmer's tavern, the Sign
of the Buck, in Second-Street.
TO BE SO L D,
A house Situate on the east fide of Front-street on
the bank of Delaware, between Spruce and Pine
ftreets, nearly opposite to Union street ; is 20 feet
front by 40 feet deep, three ftoriesihigh in Front-
Street and four stories in Plumb-street; has good
cella r s under the whole.
A house on the north fide of Lombard-street, 18
feet front by 30 feet deep. The let is 77 feet in
depth, fubje& to 41. 10s. per ann. ground-rent.
A tan-yard at Gloucester, N. Jersey, has 34 vats,
2 water-pools, 2 pumps, a bark-house; currying
shop and beaming house, contains about half an
acre of ground, and will be fold cheap.
June 25, 1774.
TEN POUNDS REW AR D.
WAS STOLEN from the fubferiber living
in Tredyffrin town Ship, Chefler county, in
the night of the zgdinftant, a likely quarter-blooded
dark brown MARE, about fourteen hands and
an halfhigh, fix years old this grass, a liar and
snip, both her hind feet white, short decked, with
a switch, carries her head and tail well, a natural
trotter, ihod all round, but partly worn out. Who
ever takes up said Mare, and brings her to the
owner, shall have FIVE POUNDS, if fifty
miles from home, FIFTY SHILLINGS for
a less distance, or the above reward for both thief
and mare, on conviction of the thief, with reason
able charges, paid by
JOHN CLOYD.
T O-M OR R Ow 7
At ONE o'clock in the afternoon, at
JOHN HA RT's
VENDUE.STORE,
At the corner of South and Front-Streets,
Will begin the SALE of a neat assortment of
M ER CHA N D I Z E.
Burlington, June 14, 1774.
TO BE SOL D,
TT^r>T7| ANEA T convenient house
^.v^^rf^^ and lot, situate on Green
'1 Bank, in the city of Burlington,
^ka ^l^ ^ 1 fronting the river Delaware, and
commands a beautiful pr®fpea
EKI ^ for V ]i .' es u P and down : The
3 ^ ^ Li l , house is 50 feet front, and the lot
u P warc l s °' s°° ' cet deep: On
the lot are built convenient Ta
bles, coach, waggon, cart and corn hoofes, and the
garden abounds with a variety of the best fruit
trees, together with rafberries, strawberries, cur
rants, &c. Any person inclining to purchase may
know the terms, which will be easy, and have an
opportunity of viewing the premises, by applying
to the fubferiber in this city.—Should they not be
fold at private sale, before the seventh day of July,
they will then be fold at public vendue, between
the hours of two and four o'clock in the afternoon,
on the premises, and an indisputable title given to
the purchaler, by JAMES STERLING.
A CLERK and an APPRENTICE
is wanted, in a Dry-Good Store in Philadel
phia : None need apply in either charter but
such as can be well recommended. Enquire of
the Printer.
ONE THOUSAND POUNDS,
To be LET at interest, on good real fecuritv.
Enquire of the Printer.
A S the partnerfllip between A^nrr^
Caldwell and Joseph Wilscx ho been
expired some time patt, and as repeated lolhdtati
ons to those who are indebted to them by bend,
note or book debt have been iuefkaual, Andrew
Caldwell will be under the difagrreabh necessity of
putting them into a lawyer's hands wit! out drilinc
tion, it not discharged immediately without further
notice.
Juli imported by f.id Andrew Caldwell, amk
will be fold on the ven low c ;r terms, Lil canvass
No. i to y; yard g-Scaton check, yard widedittc,
yard wide linen check, 7.8 cotton ditto, 3-4 linen
checks and ftripe°, 10 and 11 nail ditto, cotten.
hollands No 1 to 2, 64 bed bunts, wmd< w glais,
11 by 9\ ] ° by 8 and 9by 7 , allo a few barrels of
choice Irilh beef.
be SOLD by
JAMES BRINGHUR ST,
At his Ware-house on the Bank, below Walnut
ftreet, opposite Jolhua Friher and Sens in Front
ftreet, and John Morton's in Water-ftreer,
AVERY large and general affoi trnent of Iron
mongery, Cutlery, &c. with compleat Furni
ture both for house and flrip building, in great
variety ; also most forts oftradefmens tools ; knives
and forks with or without cases, tea urns, roaftin^
jacks, nails from the smallest to the largest size, iron
pots, kettles, &c. Also a large assortment of paint
ers colours, either dry or ground in oil, in large
or small quantities; linseed oil by the barrel, gal
lon or quart, boiled or unboiled ; paint brushes and
tools, diamonds for cutting glass, &c. window
glass from 6 by 8 to the largest size used in building,
either square cr arched, or in any form ; clock
faces, coach-gla/les, and flieet glass in crates; also
very handsome green or black hair Seating, and
Sundry other articles too numerous to infeit.
Juli imported in the ship Mary and Elizabeth, Capt;
Falconer, and to be fold by
JOHN DUPU Y,
In Second-ftrect, the fourth door below the Friends
mecting-houfe, Philadelphia,
A Considerable number of handsome SILVER
WATCH E S, of various kinds and prices;
also may be had, watch main Springs, Silver pen
dants, watch chryftals, inside and outside chains,
enamelled dial plates, brats and Reel watch keys,
jointed and common forts, pyramid chryflal Seals,
swivel cornelian ditto set in Silver, with various
other kinds of materi ris in the watch way. Like
wise a curious assortment of gold and Silver hat
bands, buttons and loops, witlT buckles, all of an
elegant kind and newest fa/hion.—He still continues
the business of clock and watch making and mend
ing as usual, and will make it his particular care
and study to give fatisfaßion to all those who elude
to employ him.
N. B. At the farce place may be lead, all kinds
of plate and jewellery, imported in the Grip Richard
Penn, from London; also money Scales and weights
properly regulated.
MAR YLAND and Newcastle ragged
money exchanged, at a moderate allowance,
by JAMES GALLAGHER, at his whole-
Sale and retain store, tlie corner of front and Spruce
ftreets, Philadelphia.
He has opened a general assortment of G 0 O DS,
Suitable to every season, which tie is determined to
fell on the most reasonable terms.
FINE BOTTLED ALE,
In any quantity from a bottle tc a groce, fit for pre
sent use, to be fold by
DAVID JON ES,
Tavern-keeper, in Walnut-street neirThird-Rieet.
AN Y families, Captains of vessels, fr. that will
please to favour him with their ci ft m, may
depend on being Served in the bed manner, and 011
the Ihorteft notice.
N. B. He gives ready money for empty bottles,
or will take them in exchange for beer.
TEN SHILLINGS REWARD.
STRAYED AWAY, on the firft intmt,
(May) from the fubferiber, a imall black
C O W, with crooked horns and lome white foot.,
and a (far in her forehead. Whoever takes up the
said cow, and brings her to the fubferiber, 'fhall
have the above reward.
ELIJAH WEED.
— ~ TH E^=b7cTl^l flil! contii;
£ his Potting business in Market-street, a few
doors above the Black Horse, and h:s on hand a.
large and general assortment of E A R T H E N
WAR E; where all orders from masters of veffids
and country store-keepers will be complied with at
the (horteft notice, and gratefully acl.Loukdgcd,
by their most humble servant,
WILLIAM STANDLEY.
N. B. All those that arc indebted to laid Stand
let, whose accounts are above a twelve-month's
Landing, are de fired to make speedy ; ayment.
SIANDLEY and SYN G,
Have for SALE, at their store in M^rket-IL-G t,
between Fourth and Fifth Greets, a few doors,
above the Black Herb, uhokfale and waii,
OL D Jamaica spirits ; Wtft.Jndia, Ncu-Eng
land and Philadelphia lum; moiafies; Joaf,
lump and mufeovado sugars, by the la Dread <r
barrel; tea, coffee, chocolate, rice, pepper, adpicr,
allum, copperas, briinftene, chalk, glue, imhrs
by the keg, Button mackerel, lamp .nd tanneis
oil, tar and rosin by the barrel, Ehorie-Lhrd
cheese ; also a few hogsheads of Lancahtr Geneva,
of excellent quality.
Lately imported from London, Bristol, &c. and •
P, HILIP MARCHINTON,
At his store the fourth door below the north-cult
corner of Second and Market-Hreets,
HA TH imported a large and Meat assortment
of European and Ealt-India GO OD $,
luitable for the season, amongst wl ich are fuperfir.e
and fine bioadcloths; c Ihmers and wiltons § %iped}
changeable and plain lutefirings ; ductus and pa.
duafoys; black, blue, white and cloth coloured
fitting and pcelongs; fdk, cotton and thread hole
and breeches pieces, and almost every article c0..:-
monly imported.
Said Marchinton returns Iris most humble
thanks to his friends and the public, for the
favours he hath already received, and Lopes for a
continuance : He also begs leave to affu ic them,
that he hath it now in his power to serve them bet
ter than before, and he will make it his particular
study to do it, both to increase his sides and merit
their esteem.—He hath belt hyfon, common green,
fouchong and bohea TEAS for sale.