The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-04-01 00:00:00, page 4

A nd podthen to be given tl^ firit of Mav, or earlier
it r^quirec') during the natural life or Joseph GJ
' ^' HA f elegant SEAT cn which the fubferiber ©t
d. prefect iefi'eg, firuated near the river Nifomany,
IS mibis fiour Philadelphia anJ 5 from Bofiol, cot
tuning- 444 acrrs, * large proportion of which is ara
bis, ami in good order, wirh-uz acre# of bottom and
8 of upland meadow. This beautiful fpct abv nd.
* rh ruit of the gr^ateft variety and heft quality ; the
cud arde have produced upwards of 100 hotheads of
crer in a fez on, and the £zid nis amply tupplied
vrh most re icious pears, plumbs, apricots, greps,
rfb^riet, currants, Hiawberrits and cherries, 'i he
nw fion house is convenient, fpaci us red elegant,
with a good roomy kitchen and offices adjoinir g, large
and cot venient stabler, and a compleat stone barn and
gainers, fmoak, coach, cyder, ; oultry, cow, flierp,
and other out-houses. The farm yielded upwards of
coco hofris of grain the year before last, and new
fas upwards of 60 acres of winter grain in the ground.
Th- tens o f purcha:e w/ll be made qu te convenient
to the buy r.
LIKEWISE,
To be Sold on the fame Place,
(Dparzte or rooet'er)
An extensive Distillery, most
iugetudiG/ defined and compleatly executed: the
works corfift of three Gills, one of 700 gallons, ano
ther F ICO. and a thud of 42, all with the best block
tin wo rri ; ten cedar citterns, capable of holding 70
gallons each, and every necessary utehfil. These works
are conv^cintlv Situated for dirtilling either malt,
me lasse r or evd^r (500 hogfnezds of the latter were
run off the Irft feHor) as the, lay within 2 and 3 half
miles of a good landing, and in the hoforn ofa wood §
they are so contrived, on a never-failing ftr^m, that
any quantity of water can be readily applied without
a h»nl's labour, by well defined trunks and troughs,
to every purpose of the business. The farm can be fur
nJhed with a fufficicncy of ths belt dock and a com
r',t fort of farming utenfris. Apply to Doctor
HUTCHISON, in Philadelphia, or
Philadelphia, March 20.
A TINTED Hmfelf from his friends in this city,
. CH IRLE3 HAGEN, about 17 years of age, dim
made, of a fir com,l xion, marked with the (mail,
pox, light b cwn short hair, grey eyes ; and when he
went away h>d netting on brat a Ihiit and trowferr.
Whoever tzkes up the said Boy, or informs where he
is, shall have the above Reward ; and if he returns <f
lnm^ she fnall havethe fame, by a ppl;ing to the Printer
or to Thomas Robinfor, in Water-ftr^et, opposite to
Daniel Hathorn's, near South-street.
Ten Dollars Reward.
°Q ROKE out of Gloucester jail, on Friday night last,
^F a certain JOHN VANDEGRIFT, a (hoemaker by
trade, a out 5 fret 7 inches high: had on a brown
co^ttre, woollen trowfers, wears his hat cocked behind,
>i ^ 3 ir[e club of li^bt coloured hair. Whoever
^ill deliver him to the Lid jail, or secures him so that
I may get him ayain, shall have the above reward,
p-ij by PETER HUNSINGER, jailor. March 17.
Philadelphia, March 141
,TRAYr 0 or stolen, last night, out of the (tables
&, f Them-; Sri s, in Seventh firedt, near Mark
e t-Greet, the tin of the Horse and Groom, a large
^ : ° STALLION, 4 years old, about 15 hands high,
h s 1 (mail (far in his forehead, a long switch tail,
^iis a natural trotter. Whoever takes up the laid
Station, and brings him to the above ftahles, or to
^ George Kittr, in Mark^t-ftreH, (hail receive
FOUR French GUINEAS for the Horse and Thief,
or TWO GUINEAS for the Horse only, and rea
sonable charges paid, by GEORGE KITTS.
To be Sold on reasonable Terms,
a V " Y ha " dfome Grey HORSE, riling 5 years
o ' d thi , f P rin ^ near three quarters blooded, 15
hands high, trots and canters very well and ea
fv. He may be seen at Mr. DENNISAN's (tables in
Moravian-alley. March 25.
And may be entered on the iSh of April next,
^ LOT of LAND, containing about 5 acres, ftu
~are in Biberry township, about 13 miles from
Faihdelphia, witha good Log-House, ,rd a well of
^9 water ; I k^wife a ycung Orchard of about 5 o
Apple Trre^ of the best grafted fruit; it is now in
good C-rtar Fence : The terms of sale will be made
I own by applying to WILLIAM WALTON liv
ing near the prtmifes : For further particulars enquire
of the subscriber living in Shippen.Greet, Philadelphia.
CHRISTOPHER SEARCH.
FOR S A I, F,
And Goods will be received in Payment,
A FARM about ten miles from the city, in a plea
j 1 fant and convenient situation, with some impr^v
menfs thereon, containing one hundred and five acres.
A o'l tite will be given. Enquire of the Printer.
March 7, 1782.
To be Sold at private Sale,
Pb^W^ Printed and Sold by DAWID C. CLATPOOLE, in Mfr Street.
JAMES WILKINSON, on the premises,
February 26, 1783.
Two Dollars Reward.
TO BE SO L D,
A. % FILLET,
Has opened a STORE in Muket-ftrett, next door to
Mr. Owen Jones, where he has to id!,
An elegant Assortment of Goods,
Lately imported from Eur <r , which he will ci^c
of reasonable, fcr Cash or Bills of Exchange :
SUPERFINE Broadcloths, the most fashionable co-
O lours,
CaAimere,
Prunella,
Black India Taffities,
Sitting and Modes twilled, for breeches,
Striped and spotted Sattirs, Taffinies and Luteftrings
Cambiicks and Lawns, thread Gauze,
Nankeens, t
Rrffia Towelling,
Ditto Sheeting,
Ravens Duck,
Checks and Stripes,
Mullin,
Spotted Handkerchiefs,
Calicoc and Chintz,
Black and coloured silk Velvet,
Holland Linen,
Grazed ditto, different colours,
Marseilles Quilting,
Buckram, Platiliias,
Striped Linley,
Cotton ditto,
AN aflortment of Broad
cloths, Coatings, Durants,
Blankets, Plains, Flannels, worst
ed, ^cotton, thread and silk
Hole, Bedticks, Linens, Cam
bricks, Lawns, Chintzes, Cali
coes, Silks, &c, &c.
To be Sold cheap for Cash,
By William Nichols,
On the north fide of Market-
Greet, opposite the Indian King.
Assortment of Dry Goods,
Imported in the last Veflels from France, B,
John Richard & Co.
Anu Opened for SALE at their STORE, the second
door above Vine-street, in Front Greet:
Confiding of the following ARTICLES—
BROAD and narrow Mar.tuaa of all colcuri, plain
Griped and figured,
Sattincts and Persians of all colours,
Paduafay and rich figured Silks,
Plain and painted Riobons in boxes,
Black hair Ribbons,
Plain and figured Sitting,
Black and white Modes and Peelongs,
Plein and asserted Sewing Silks,
Artificial Flowers in bunches and wreaths,
Plain, striped, painted and embroidered Gauzes,
Tiffany Handkerchiefs and Aprons, and in the piece
Black, white and coloured OGrich Feathers and Flume;
Kid Gloves,
Si k, cotton and thread Hose,
Chintzes, Calicoes, Britannias and Checks,
Catton and linen Handkerchiefs,
Yard wide and 7-8 Linens,
Superfine and second Cloths, Naps, &c.
White and coloured Threads,
Batavia and Chinese Patterns,
Cambricks and Lawns,
Rich and common Fans,
Calimancoes cf all colours,
A few patterns of elegant Q^ilt for ladies petticoats,
Moroco Pocket Becks,
An Assortment of down Puffs:
With many other ARTICLES too tedious to men
tion, which will be disposed cf on reasonable Terms
for Cath, Tobacco, or Bills on any part of Europe.
And many other Articles suitable for the season, too
edious to mention. Feb. 1,
French Army Bills of Exchange,
TO BE SO L D,
By Thomas Randall & Co.
In Front-street, a few Doers above Market-fireet,
Weft-India R U M by the hhd.
and a quantity of Salt, Lead and Tin in boxes.
Likewise a Variety of DRY GOODS,
At THIRTY Days Sight,
FOR SAL E, BY
John Chaloner.
AN ELEGANT
French Deserters.
fl NTHONY POMMIER, soldier in the regiment
1• ^"f-'T"?"' abcut 2 4 years of age, 5 feet 7 inch,
es h>gb, light hair and eye-brows, eyes between grey
\ P V° V , ch ,> ' r ^ coloured, a s car upon his
Dm b . i'" k ""/" th " e ^' ’ nd anothfr s car above the
fame .h s uniform a white coat turned up with green,
:;-h'ta&m "° % N% 83> waiftc ° at •■'b^
m ^ B h AU . D LIBGOU TE, soldier of the f, me
'1 F' S ° f ^ % 5 feet 5 inches high,
' coloured hair and eyebrows, red eyes, fhert
no a with large noftri!s, little mouth and an oval face
uniform as above described. 9
'R ANCOIS TANEL, foldierin the fame regiment,
.v^ 23 '77 °"'i 5 ''" 5 inch " hi ^t hlir an d
eye-brows chefnut colour, his eyes the fame colour and
h ?^ b '7 foiehead, the upper part of hi#
and , s , d very hrge, common sized mouth,
a scar near the ^ ft ')' : uniform as /
bove described.
JEAN LOUIS GARCIN, soldier of the colonies, a-
Out 23 years of age, s f ee t 5 inches high, his eye
f'Xrr '"rhfrt c ?'°nr, whitish grey eyes , a full
fresh Coloured face,his nose a little flat, has large fhouid-
V T ^ turned up wiffi yellow, white
br:^:"""'" "" h " anch °r, white waistcoat and
TWELVE DOLLARS will be paid for the a
hove darters, it delivered on board either of the
French frigates now lying in the river, or., proporti.
onate sum for informaion impeding them, by which
mears they may be apprehended, and secured on board
laid frigates.
°"i' °'^° ?"'"' Genffil of France, PhUadel
} hia, March to, 1783.
Mercier & Carre,
Have fcr SALE, at their STORE in Water-ftrect,
tw® doer# from Chefnut-Greet,
A Variety of Dry Goods,
ship * I str 'P e d and Congrefa
C UFERFINE Broadcloths,
O Second ditto,
Embroidered Buttons, aborted,
S", S ' Mantras, bl^k Mode and Perfan;
Ribbons and silk Stockings,
Womens white Kidd Glove's,
Scented Pomatum, Hafts,
Mifflin, Cambricks, Lawns, black Everlasting,
Cotton Marfei l,s Quilts, Chintzes, Dimities, Sheetings
A quantity of Books for a surgeon, and instruments
cf forgery.
Also, Virginia and Maryland Tobacco.
Philip Lebeau,
FARRIER FROM FRANCE,
Living St Mr Gray'#, near the Three Crowns Tavern
So^h-ftreet, between Front and Second-ftrfas,'
A N cure all diseases incident to horses and other
cattie: he likewise gelds horses and spa, s marcs.
Hi requires no money till the cure is perfo: med.
Five Pounds Reward.
ON the 6th inftantahfronded from his bail a cer
tain JAMES CASKEY, by trade a ca ,'#
a^ut 3 o y cars o f^,, fiv , f , et 7 J& incbes }^
'^"'if™!*r hl ^ nof h "°re brown clothes when
cotta'":: I b " , c °z?, n ' y w es r # light coloured
clothes; his place of refidenre is Wilmington but
went ,vy from his bail in Philadelphia. Whoever
°T S y> " ^ thc fobfaib ^ may g^hta 3 .
gain, (hall have the a s ove reward and reasonable
fol, pud by JOHN STEWART, living in SoJh-
N. B. All m-fters of wffels and others, are forbid
to harbour or carry him off at their peril.
To BE SO LD, A
Likely Negro Man, about
CT°'^ "A*^ cc( *' fit for town °c country,
^ a P"" °^ to ^ d h ° r ^ For term ' enquire
of the Printer. M „ ch ^
Lacaze and Mallet,
At th<i r STORE in Water-street, between Arch and
Race -Greets.
Have for Sale, an Elegant
Assortment of Dry Goods,
Lately Impcred in the last V ffels from France :
Also, Good English Mufquets.
WHEREAS Mr. Guiller ce Mondorcet;
a French gentleman from Nogent le Rvhou,and
hippo ed to be now on the continent of Norrh-Ainfri
ca, is become heir to a very considerable F rtune in
franc; by the demise of hi# parent# : This is to de.
"A P "'°° or r rfons wh ° may have heard of the
r, ;L U '"’ er ' to in '°' m M ^'. LACAZE and
'ALL jr, mere hants in Philadelphia, by letter or
o'her^ife, what is become of him, whether ha be dead
" A " information concerning the laid Mr.
Gudher will be thankfully received, by
i _ LACAZE and MALLET.
Philadelphia. Feb. 4, 1783.