The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-02-06 00:00:00, page 1

Among which are—
LOOKING-GLASSES, D:fc, Tablesand Chairs,
China Bottles and Bafoni, Punch. Bowls and De
canters, Stone Ware, Queens Ware Plates and
Diffies, some Hojfe L on and Curtains, a Quantity
of Pe vter Plates and D shes, Iron and Brass Kettles,
an Don Oven ; whh federal other valuable AR FI
CLES. JOHN BAYARD, Auaioneer.
The loth of February, 1783.
At NINE o'Clock in the M ORNING,
Will Commence the S A LIE
OF a Large and very General ASSORTMENT 0?
MERCHANDIZE,
Suitable for the approaching Season,
(Particulars o' which will he publdh^ by the Bell on
the M rnin^ oft e Day < f Sale)
With a QUANTITY of
Houfhold Goods, Kitchen Furniture,
WEARING APPAREL, &c,
JOHN BAYARD, Au6h.n,er.
N. B The City Author will e conttantly held
ever MONDAY ; and @5 the Sture is always open for
the Reception cf G oofs, it is defied (when not incon
venient) that the Goods may be sent before the Day of
S^e.'
THIS DAY,
The 6th <f February, at io o'clock in the Morning,
Will be Sold by Public Vendue,
At the CITY AUCTIO N -STO R E,
Phiia elphia, M^rch 1, 1782.
THE Partnership of George
Meade and: n. having expired the firft instant,
all those w4O have any dem ^s against them are rr
quefted to call gn the fu derb-r for p^ment, who is
duly authorised to Settle the affairs of the late Company;
iniall thole indebted to them are likewise requeued
to difeharge the fame immediately.
At the City Auction, on
MO NDAY next.
William Woodhoufe,
STATIONER, Front-street, next door to the old Cof
fee-houfe, Jan. 27.
To be LET, and entered on immediately,
A Brick TENEMENT, with three acres of G^r-a
well ftockad with Fruit Trees of all kinds, and
many Asparagus Beds ; the toil vr kindle for railing
things early, and wHI situated for attending the market,
being within three miles of the city. Enquire of the
Printer. Jan. 28.
Slates and Slate Pencils,
Manufactured in this city by J. REID ; equal, if not
superior to any ever imp rted,
And Sold on low Terms, Wholesale and
Retail, By
A Gentleman, who is obliged
to fi end in Philadelphia some months ever# year, at
different times, wants to HIRE, in a genteel house, two
good ROOMS, as a good Bed-room and a P^rlou ,
another Room for his servants, a Kirchen, or the use of
a Kitchen, the Rooms furnished or nut furnifhed. En
quire of the Printer.
George Meade,
Has removed his C mpting House to his Dwelling
House, at rhe south-west corner of Walnut and Third
ftretts ; where he has for SALE,
HAVANNA Sugars in boxes, Weft-
India Rum by the hogshead, a g>od Affutment
of DRY GOODS, by the bale or smaller quantity;
Beef and Pork by the barrel. Jan. 2.
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VOL. XL] Published every TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.—Price Six Pence.
THURSDAY,
A Parcel of genteel
Houfhold Furniture :
GENERAL ADVERTISER.
GEORGE MEADE.
MERCHANDIZE,
As USUAL: ALSO,
Houfhold Furniture & Wearing
A PPA R EL, &c.&c.
WILLIAM BROWN, A dinner.
N. B, Hand Bills will be d Continued for the future,
QUELLAS Complaint hath
been made to the commissioners for the city
and county of Philadelphia, by the collars, hat
they cannot obtain the taxes due cn fundr, eftaus, to
^t. South Ward.
A vacant Lot on Walnut and Second-fleets from
Schuylkill, (aid 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 Chelnut and Second ftreeis from
Schuylkill, own?r unknown.
Mulberry Ward. Sundry vacant Lots on Mulberry
and Saffafras streets, (aid to belong to the eQe of
Anthony Mocre.
A vacant Lot on S^ffafras-ftreet, near Eighth.ftreet
from Schuylkill, (aid to belong to the estate of Philip
James, r
A vacant Lot on the east fide of Second-street from
Schuylkill, owner unknown.
A vacant Lot on Mulberry street, between Seventh
and eighth-Tree's from Schuylkill, said to belong to
the estate of John Baldwin.
A vacant Lot cn Saffafrat-ftreet, near Eighth-street
from Schuylkill, said to belong to the estate of George
Riggs.
A vacant Lot on the east fide of Second .street from
Schuylkill, said to belong to the ettate of Lewis Grona.
A vacant Lot on SxffUras and Second-ftteeis from
Schuylkill, owner unknown.
A vacant Lot on Saffafras-ftreet, near Eighth street
from Schuylkill, said to belong to the eftateof Job ph
_ Near Fowling PIE C E was found a
few .lav# a, o . Toe owner by applying to jufti e
PASCHALL, describing it and paying charges, may
hive it again,
^ LARGE front cr back ROOM as an office, with
bne > two or three chambers.
Allo a young servant LAD, that can speak English
and French, Enquire of the printer.,
A five acr £ Lot or. Hickory-lane, anJ fandry vacant
Lots between Second and Third-street, belonging to
the estate of do tor John Keaiflei , dcc,af d.
Up^r Salford Township. A T^a c .' Lfo, 40 0
acre*, belonging to the estate o f T, wm rs Mayburr%
NOTICE is hereby given: That unefi the said
owners, their attornies or agents difeharge end pay :he
taxes jufty due on laid eft^tes, on or before the feventb
day of February next ensuing the d^te hereof, the pre
mises, or such part thereof lefpeftvHy, will be fold,
as may be fuffiritnt to pay all taxes due, and teafona
ble charges.
A vacant Lot on Second-street from Schuylkill (for
merely owned by Lewi* David) owner unknown.
A square cf Ground on Vine and Safl'afr^s street!, be
tween Front snd Second-streets from Schuylkill, owner
unknown.
A vacant Lot, near half a fan re, on S^ffriras-ftreet
between Font and Second ftreeis from Schuylkill
owner unknown.
Northern Liberties— Weft. A vacant Let nea
Third-street, belonging to the ebate of George Dili
Southwark Au&ion.
MORNI N G,
Will be Sold bv Public Auction,
GUNNING BEDFORD\
JOHN BAKER, JComm'ffiorers.
NATHAN GIBSON,'
Phi'adelphia, Nov. 7, | 7 8%
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Wanted Immediately,
except on particular Occasions.
OR, THE
THIS
THE
Philadelphia, January 2, 1783.
BY virtue of WRI FS of
venditioni exponas, to me dh &:d, wo ~:e
exposed 10 Public Sale, at the C.ff^ boufe, 0, SA
TURDAY the Bth of February nex, at 12 o'cock,
at noon, the folk wing Nne LOTS of GROUND, viz.
No. 1. Containing 54 feet in front on SclfLrs
ft est, and 306 deep, bounded eastward by i?hth
ftrect born the river S-hnylkill, fiuch^rd by lack
loti, weltward by Lot No. t. and n reward by S.ffa
f^-ftet,
No 2. Contmfrg 33 feet : n front on Saffifrafs.
street, and 306 f?t deep, bounded eattwatd by Lot
No. i, fouthvard by b^ck lots, wtft^ard by Lot
No. g, and northward by S, ffafraft-ftreer.
No. 3 Containing 44 feet front on S fffrTc street,
and 306 deep, bounded Hiward by Lot No. 2, 1 uth
ward by back lots, weltward by ——, and northward
by S^flafab-ftreet,
No, 4. Containing 50 feet in breadth, and in
length 24.7 'eet,.bounded northward by Red* Peters's
lot, eaftwxrd by Third street from the river Schuylkill,
and fonthward by Wiliam Biiley's iot, and wehward
by bark ote.
No. 5. Containing 49 feet and 6 inches in front
on Mulberry-street, and 306 feet deep, bounded ^ est.-
ward by Foorth-ftreet from the river Schuylk 11, north
w rd by ba k lots, eattward by Lot No. 6, and jouth.
ward by Mulberry street.
No. 6. Containing 50 feet in front on Mulberry-
Preet, and 306 feet deep, bounded weftw^ri by Lot
No, 5, northward by back lets, eastward by Let No. 7,
and louthward by Mulberry-street.
No. 7. Containing 50 feet in front on Mulberry
ftreet, and 306 feet deep, bounded westward by Lot
No. 6, northward by bick lots, eastward by Lot No.
and southward by Mulberry-street.
No. 8. Containing 4, feet and a h^lf in front on
Mulberry street, and 306 feet deep, bounded by Lot
No. 7, northward by back lots, eastward by Lot No. 9,
and southward by Mulberry street.
No. 9. Containing 49 feet 6 inches in front cn
Mulberry-street, and 306 feet deep, bounded westward
by Lot No. 8, northward by back lots, eastward ny
-—-, southward by Mulberry-street ; late the eft^te of
Anthony Mocre, deceased, taken in execution, by
To HI Perlons Indebted tor Taxes cn Land in Nor.
thumberland County, from 1773 to 1781, both in
clusive 1
leph Gardner's, in Market-street, near the Black-hcrfe,
during the hours of recess from the bufine's of the ge
neral assembly during the orefent session, and no long
er, by WILLIAM MONTGOMERY.
*X, HEREAS I have made application
IV to the honourable the ?ff?mly or the inte of
Penofylvania, to h^ve a Iw pafftd, inverting in me, tr y
heirs end assigns forever, a certain m? ua^r and rct
of LAND, lituate in Cumberland n & <hip, York
county, purchased of Archibald Morr/or, who died in
testate before a proper deed wi smaoe ho the fme ;
the public is hereby notified thereof, agreed ly to a re
fblution of Affcmbly, palled the rfv^v of N v^mber,
1782. JOSHUA MUSSEL.
TH AT the fubferiber is properly authorised to
fettle and receive all such Taxes : The Comnuf
fione s have hitherto proceeded with great moderation
and forbearance ; but so far as rcfpe&a the Eighteer
penny Txs, of which due and legal notice hath been
long since given, a further delay need not be expend
if the prefect opportunity is not embraced 1 The other
fubfiqumt taxes will he received either in old conti
nental bills of credit, Rate money, or Ipecie, as the law
dir«a*. It is hoped as the public demandsare urgent,
that without further delay all perlons concerned will at
tend, fettle and discharge their respective does, fir
which purpoft attendance will be given at doctor Jc-
rH E V lua' le FARM, situated within one mils
of Wilmington, between that place 2nd Phi a
detphia, now in poff-ffon of Samuel G ff: This Frm
contains about I'so acre#, of which 30 are excellent
meadow, and has a very pood house in a dtfirahle situ
ation, bo+b for I ealth 2nd profpea ; it is well fenced
and in good order. Pcfi flion will be given the 25th
of March next. For terms enquire of
Nov. 30. JOHN SWANWICK.
Notice is hereby Given,
To be Sold or Lett,
FEBRUARY 6, 1783.
WM. WILL, Sheriff.
[NUMB 999.