The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1781-07-10 00:00:00, page 1

SCARLET fv.pt. fine
Broad Cloths.
Blue r brown, green,
purple, fuperfine Broad
cloths,twilled and knab
p-d.
Brown, claret, cinnamon
end cloth coloured fe
cord Cloths,
Grey and brown, strong
English Knaps,
London brown, buff, fear
let, white and striped
Caflimers.
London brown, striped,
purple, and a variety of
Forrest Cloths.
Buff, blue, green, cloth
coloured and white
Plush.
Green, scarlet, blue and
cloth coloured fine Plulh
ftfhionably ribbed,
A variety of spotted,
brown, claret coloured
and black Velvets, plain
and cut.
Buff, brown, claret, olive,
black, green, white and
purple Corduroys.
Grey, white and striped
Coatings.
Black Everlastings,
$ rge Denims.
Serge Dejean.
Prunellas,
Duroons.
A variety of corded end
pain Worsteds, fuita
lit for gentlemen'sjack
ets and breeches.
A variety of silk Jacket
and Breeches Patterns.
Corded Dimities.
White, brown, olive, blue
and err.beff-d Serges.
Embossed Flannels.
Minorca Seges.
White Flannels.
Corded, pl?in and spotted
Calamancoes, of vari
ous colours.
Blue and brown Baizes.
"White Swarfkin.
Shalloons of every colour.
Aliens and womens woift
ed, cotton & silk Hole
of various colours.
Purple, green and cloth
coloured Crapes.
A beautiful assortment of
Chintz and Calicoes-
Whitechapel and common
Enghth Needles.
Twelve and i + oz fadlers
Tacks.
Found Pins.
Plated and gilded Buttons.
Imported in the Franklin, and other Vessels
from Europe, and arrived by land from'Bofton, a
large and elegant ASSORTMEN L of
MERCHANDIZE,
Now opening for SALE, by
JOHN KEAN,
At tilt SPINNING-WHEEL, on the Corner of Market
and Thir^ fleets, viz.
TUESDAY, T IT TY
T- JULY 10, I„K
O R, THE
GENERAL ADVERTISER.
VOL. X.l
Published every TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.—Price Sixpence.
E'egant ditto do. Aprons.
Skidfling and Cap Wire.
• Large fine Blankets.
Yard wide and 7-8 Bed.
ticks of the bail quality,
Six-quarters, yard, 3 1,
yard wide and 7-8 cot
ton Checks.
Black and icalet Priucefs
Stuffs.
Olive, white, buff, blue,
brown and spotted Jeans
Tablecloths and toweling
Diaper.
Damascus..
Blue, white and green In
dia Taffeties.
Seven-eight and yard wide
Ticklenburg.
Sail Duck.
Mens, womens and child
rens English Leather
Shoes.
. Ladies Stuff Ditto.
A large assortment of fine
Thread Lace, Edgings
and Trolly.
Silk Stockings, Gloves &
Mits.
Purple Gloves and Mits.
Coarse and fine Cambricks
and Lrwns.
Silk, kentiug, linen and
cotton Handkerchiefs
of eve. y pattern and co
lour.
Beautiful tiffany Handker
chiefs.
Irish, Dutch and French
Linens.
Bag Holland.
Broad and narrow Russia
Sheetings.
Dowlas.
Lavals.
White and brown Sheet
ing.
Flowered & milnetLawni.
Milnet lawn Handkerchiefs
Sitting Silks of all colours.
Thread of every colour &
Finenefi.
Long Lawn.
Yan and striped Mufins,
cni be and fine.
Twist of difl-ent colours.
Mens cuarf e Hole & Mits.
Snuff in bottles.
C mllets.
Durants..
Rattinets.
SV netian Poplins, &c.
Cinnamon, clove colour,
bick and cloth colour
ed,rhte, brown,change
-1 able & clouded Mm-
I tuas, of different pK-
I terns.
Said Roe and Company hope for encouragement,
from the public, as they are determined to pg the
ftri&eft attention to bufineis, and, as far at in their
power, give fatisfaaion to those who please t'o favour
them with their custom.
They hope to be excused the common mode of tel
ling the public, their goods are remarkably low: they
wiffi, and only wait, for an opportunity of convincing
them, by flawing the quality,, and telling tie prices
of their goods, which they flatter themselves, wi 1 be
the best and most pleating method to convince the
purchasers that their prices are moderate.
Superfine Broad Cloths of
various colon s
Second ditto
Brown, claret, olive, black
blue and spotted Cordu
roys
Black Everhftings
Serge Denefme
Durants of all colours
Shalloone ditto
Cord d & flowered Dimity,
Blue, back, and crimton
calimancoes,
Bengali and Ginghams,
A large assortment of
beautiful Chintzes and
calicoes
Mireilles Quilting
"Black and white Sattins
Black and white Moues
Sar'netts and Peelongs
White, brown, gre* n; blue
and striped ell-wide Per
fiars
Half yard ditto
T ffetys and Mattias,
Brocades and Luteftrings
Sewing Silks of all colours
Cambri ks and Lawns
Flowered and Minionet
Lavns
Muslin and Kenting
Handkerchiefs
Plain and striped Muslin
Bandanoe and Barcelona
S>lk Handkerchiefs
Irish and Ruflia Sheetings
Silver Locket Buttons of
various patterns.
Ink Pots.
Hanover Laces.
Marfeilcs Qi; ting.
White, blue, black, gar
set, crimson, pink and
striped Suri s.
Black, white and blue
Half Sattins.
Azure, blue, green, white,
pink, and black M des.
Dove coloured Piduafoys.
A tew pieces of beautiful
Brocades.
Green, brown,dove, clsth
colour, blue, black,
white, green, and crim
son cl!- wide Persians.
Pink, blue, black, green,
whiteand crimlon Sarf
nets.
An elegant iff rtment of
the mart fathomable silk
Gauzes, Kentings and
Catgut.
At their Store, on the north fide of M^rket-ftreet,
four doors below Fourth-street, in Mr. Owen Jones's
house, J
ARE now opening a large and neat assortment of
merchandize, imported in the last vcffels from
Europe, which they will fell by wholesale and retail,
on the unoft reasonable terms, for ready money, viz.
J. KEAN returns hfsmoft grateful Thanks 'g *hofe
who have generoufty favoured him with theit C^ftom,
and begs Leave to assure them it will be his constant
Study to merit a Continuation of their Favours.
WALTER ROE & Company,
(Irish, French and German
Linens
Lavall Linens
Three-fourths and Yard
wide Britannia's
Fine and coarse Scoch
Threads
Coloured ditto
Silk, Cotton, Thread and
Worsted Hole
Silk and Worsted Breeches
Patter ns
Purple and white Gloves
Ladies Fans
Tapes and Bobbins
Black, Blond and Thread
' Lace
Ribbands
Seven-eights, yard-wide,
and yard and three
eights cotton Check,
I Spotted and coloured
I Jeans
I Pins by the P cket
,Pocket Ha dkerchiefs
Writing Paper
Snuff'in Bottles
A neat Assortment of
Giifs and China Ware
A fmdl Assortment of
Ironmongry
Clo k Movements and
Faces
Salt
Cotton by the Bag and
imager quantity
Bohea Tea, &:, &c. &c.
Muffins tambour ed.
Tapes.
Razors of the firft quality,
in cases, with Straps, &c #
Watch Chryftals and
Springs,
Black and white narr^v
and broad Lace.
Bengali and Ginghams.
An ffvrtment of Ribbands
Pots.
Iron Skillets.
Copper C ffee-pot# and
tkillets.
Brass Candlesticks.
Cast Boxes.
Window Weights.
Bake stones, & . Alfa,
Cinnamon, Ra.ties in jars,
Philberts, and Almonds
by the Bag.
Some hogsheads of extra
ordinary Indigo, with
numbeliefs othei articles
too tedious to mention.
And a fourth makes him skip and turn
round.
With such mighty armies and* fleets,
With companders and ministers true,
We bully alf kingdoms and states,
Tho' to beat one we cannot tell how.
But so we go up, up, &c.
As for our credit and wealth,
The pride and the strength of John Bull
The nation's as poor as rnyfelf,
Tho' Lord North swears his budget's quite full;
So we go up, up, &c.'
Oh ! for a gibbet and block,
On ! for a hatchet and cleaver,
How well would a home hit tiroke
Prove a just and a kind reliever.
Then would Old England go up,
Instead of going down, down a,
We're tired of backwards and forwards.
tb , at things were tu rn'd round 3;
There would we lop 'em and crop 'em
, Bring traitors at once to a level -'
The junto should lead up the dance,
• And the others the way to the Devil.
Then would Old England, &c.°
.At court we make fnuffers and buttons',
Great folks must have fometbing to do .
Bully Baffhot, cures drunkards and gluttons
Tne King gallops from Windsor to Kew.'
See him go tit-up a tit-up,
See him, &c.-
Oh religion, religion,*
I mean to be feri oily grave,
Archbishops and Bifhops'raife papists
The Prueftant cause for to fave.'
So we go up, &c.
See Murray and Wedderborne both,
O'er our lives and our fortunes preside
And its lucky for England, in troth,'
Nofuch lawyers are bred south of Tweed-
So we go up, &c.
So we'er abolifli'd, demolish'd,
Yet no man Bands up f )r bis right
But niy friends while the kingdom's on fire
The Scots make their way by the light '
Then belp Old England up, ''
And knock all her enemies down,
Let us join as all Eughthmen ought,
Tis time that things were turn'd round.
From a late LONDON PAPER.
New-Year's Day, 1781,
T U N E,
Get you gone, Raw-head and Bloody-bones.
OH! Old England, Old England;
And oh ! the New-Year's Day;
Such a new year as this ,
A blind man would gladly fee.
How we go up, up, up,
And &c.
Now we are at a dead flop,
And so we fink deeper and deeper,
Little Georgy's as found as a top,
And his Primy' san excellent deepen
So we go up, up, up,
Oh ! the navy, the navy,
Of Britain the fafety and boafl,
Lord Twitcher has kept it so fafely,
Our foes on the seas rule the roast.
So we go up, &c.
Here's an inferior fleet,
With an admiral wrapt up in flannel,
By which we're insulted abroad,
And with which we sneak into the Channel
eo we go up, &c.
But, oh! how we hu ry'd and feurry'd,
Our cowardly eneny's scorning,
There run away over night,
And there we waited till morning.
So we go up, &c.
Parliaments squabble and gabble,
Ministers wonder and Stare ;
Armies march backwards and forwards
Americans fland as they were.'
So we go up, &.
But, oh! how bloody and flout
Struts the Commander in Chief.
He's as iharp as a snipe at the snout.
And lacks nothing but wisdom and beef.
This Lord bids him go up,
That Lord makes him run down,
T'other drives him f r ft backwards,
then forwards.
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