The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-09-16 00:00:00, page 4

RIC E,
In tierces ^a! barrels, just imported per the Brig Fx-
v # hr, Captain Lear, and for SALE by
Tench Coxe,
Who h.s also for Sale, New-Engl nd Rum, fine old
Junaica Sp fits, Queen War,, Window G'a s, Wool
er*, and niuyothGr Artii les of DRY GOODS Sept.ii
Philadelphia, August 20, 1783.
A l'?'™! in ^ bted to the ettate of GEORGE
KE N^DY, late of this city, merchant, deceafid,
by bond, bill or book debt, are requeued to make
f,^dy payment to 'he fubferibers ; and those who have
jait demand, a;aintt Hid eft^te are requested to bring
in their account* properly attested for lettlement.
As little attention hath been paid to a former ad
verrfemmt, and much of the time being now spent
unich by a^i allowed for executors to make up their
accounts in, it is therefore thought neceflary to give
this public notice, that all debts unpaid at the fi ft of
Novem' 'r next, will then be put into the hands of at
toru.ee, to be recovered ar the law dire&s.
WILLIAM RICHARDS, ,
JOHN M'KIM )Executors
ROBERT COCKS,/
SUPERTAX 3 Broad.
d# .1% ©d CaffimCT
S>v : d nd Id.7pu^d dm
S illoons,
Rut:ne,
Cri ; manc f e?,
RuT Is,
Pfin:e& S rife,
F gur«d -ad plain Bev,rs
Saturn ts,
Stii-s figured ard plain,
T JAft, Ga ^es,
Kiubons, &e.
With many other Articles.
They h%v* also a few b xes of elegant House Glass ar
torted for family use. Au,. 12.
Remu'nbrm botnl the Slip ANN, Captain Benja
min Edmonstone—A few fine, healthy.
Young Mn SERVANTS:
Whose 1 lints are to be drpofed of on mode rate term?,
by applying to said Captain on board, o^pofite Mar
kt Rieet Whuff, or to JOHN PERGT.
N B. The above Sh pis for CHARTER. Sept.ii.
from kochede.
C TE k,
<, PrunriLs,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
D^ph,
Dock,
Cordage,
Twine,
T a,
H?s,
Leaf Sugar,
Pepper,
Spanish Iron,
Shot,
Saltpetre,
S,ap,
Nails,
Writing P-per,
Whi e Vinegar,?
Taffii and Rum,
Imported in the last Ships from England, Fr.nce and
Holland, and to b- SOLD by
Stephen Austin & Co.
At their ITORE in W^ter-ftreet, between Walnut
street a^d n.e bridge,
ALSO, by the Brig Doftor Franklin and the Schooner
General Washington, from St. Übes,
A Quantity of Dry Goods, Brandy, Oporto
Wine and Lisbon Salt.
And by the Brig Town of Offend, a complete Assort
ment of Broadcloths and Britannias.
WANTS FREIGHT,
For PORT-AU PRINCE ^r CAPE-FRANCOIS,
, I HE Brig DOCTOR FR ANKL'N, captain Barre ;
' ^'d crrv about 600 Barrels —Fer Terms apply to
O FxAY PANNIERS, at his Store in Water-street,
arw ocos below Wlnut- street. S^pt. 9,
Onfray Painniere,
At hi# Store in Wate -(teet, below Wa!nutftr:et, has
just received a Variety of
GOOD S,
W^uh he will fell on the most reasonable terms.
By the Sn r w L'EEzrbeth, By the Snow Good Friends.
M' Laughlin & Laggart,
Hire for SALE at thti r S TORR on Market street
W &ft,
Ji MAIC A Spirin, W-ft.lndia and Philadelphia
Rum, French Bra d/, Mid-in, Ltfbun and Tene^
ri f; Wbrr, Proper, Mu co^do and loaf Sugar, Che
co I* 9 , Ccff e, Ta, Salt, &c.
At the fame Place F#xfeed will be received in pay
nv , or taken in at the market price. Sept. is. 3t f.
Philadelphia; Printed and Sold byDA^ID C. C LAYPOOLE, in Ma^Street.
Wilton and Scotch Car
tel g,
Suri Duck No. 1 to 7,
Raffia Sheetings,
Oz^brifs,
Bar Lead,
White ditto,
to e Oakrr,
idigreafe,
Antimony,
Turkey Umber,
2od, gd and 4d Nails,
10 by it Window Glass:
from Brest.
GENUINE Coniaeßran
dy,
Claret in hogsheads,
Madeira Wine in bottles,
Sweet 0.1,
Liquors,
Olives,
Anchovies,
Capers,
Mustard,
Eyglifh Cloth,
Linens,
Creas,
Britannias,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
Tickings,
Wax Candles,
Soap,
Salt, &c. &c.
P. D. Robert,
In Water-street, three doors above Market-street,
HAS FOR SALE,
At a reafonabla' price uy the Bde or Piece, for cash
or bills on Europe, also for bills of the French Navy,
at a re,fondle exchange, a large Assortment of
MERCHANDIZE, arrived from Holland, Germa
ny, Flanders and France, imported in the last Vef
feh. Consisting of—
VtyTHEREAS my wife Aperlonen has wontonly
V V Squandered my goods and abfeonded my bed, I
therefore forwai n all persons trusting her on my ac
count, as I am determined not to pay any debts of her
contrasting after the date hereof.
Philadelphia. STEPHEN ELIS JOHNSON,
Aug. 22, 17831
Thomas Falconer,
Is just Opening, Wholesale and Retail, at the Hcufe
of Mr. James Thompson, in Second-street, near
Arch street, a large Allbriment of India and Man
cheder GOODS, &c. Among which are —
A so, the best Burgundy white and red Wines in
hog(heads, Champagne and while ditto in bottles, with
a numbet of other Articles too numerous to be in
serted. J,y 30
Bandana, fiik and
cotton romal, white
shl coloured, lungee,
prlicat, Handkerchiefs,
Modes, Pei fians, Sarinets,
Chintzes, Coltons Calicoes
Furniture ditto,
Plain net. Parh net, cy
prus, (biped, and fufla
Gauzi
White and black Tiffany,
T ffany Handkerchiefs,
Kenting ditto,
6 4 Muslins,
6-4, 11-8, 5-4 and 7-8
spotted and plain Lawns
6-4. and yard wide fpriged
ditto,
M r ns and won ens best
English Gloves and
Mitels,
Skeleton Wire,
5.4 Diaper.
54. white Flanders Sheet
ings
5 4. brown ditto,
Oznabrigs, Ticklenburgh
and Sail Duck,
Silk, cotton and thread
Hose,
Silk Mit's,
S?w'nv Silk,
He flatters himfelf (s he has just commenced bufi
re s, and hit Goods all frefh and laid in on the best
terms) that he has it in bis power to serve fueb as may
honor him with their custom, on as good terms r.s
any: the honorable Robert Morris's draughts on Mr.
Swanwick, colonel Pickering's certificate#, and Officers
end Soldiers certificates will be received in payment.
To ALL concerned : Taku NOTICE,
THAT I intend to make application to the honor
able House of AlEmbly, for to grant me relief
out of my long confinement in gwl : therefore
this is to give particular Notice to all my Creditors,
either to accept of some reasonable terms (as I intend
to pay my just debts boneftly) cr else to shew cause, if
any they have, why I (hould be kept in confinement.
LAWRENCE POWELL.
New Gaol, Philadelphia, Aug. 23, 1783.
Holland, Fiemifh
and royal Sheetings
and other kinds of
Lineu*,
Coarse German ditto,
Checks, Bedticks, Jeans,
Diaper,
Ready made Shirts,
Thread Stockings,
White & colour'd Threads,
Broad and narrow Tapes,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
Linen and cotton printed
Handkerchiefs.
Muslin aud gauza ditto,
Cambrirks, 1 a ins, Gau
zes, Kenting,
Embroidered, striped and
fpriged muslins,
Thread, lace and white
silk ditto,
Sattins, P duaCys, Taffa.
ties and double Modes,
Lut firings, Persians,
Twiled fi;k Jeaaets,
Dimafcu*,
Tamboured and knit silk
Vest Patterns,
Slk Stockings of different
colours,
Womans silk Mitts,
Leather for dittos
Sir erfine Bro dcloths.
Second Cloths of all co-
Icurs,
N^rnw, plain and fpetted
Cloths,
Silefian Cloths, plain,ffrip
ed and spotted,
Plushes and Velvets of all
colours,
Hairbinrs and fi!k Cam
blets.
Plain and fpetted Barra
gons.
Calamancoes, Durants,
Crapins,
Sagathies, Poplins, Pru
nellers,
Sattiuets, Serges and Serge
Denims,
A lar/ s Assortment of
worded Stockings,
Wollen Ckths, broad and
narrow, suitable for the
winter, ~
A Qantitv of common
and fine Blankets,
Superfine co tor Coverlets,
Pins by the packet,
Femifh Shoes of the neat
est kind,
French ditto of a coarser
kind,
Eighth and French bea
rer and cafto r Hats.
An Adornment of Writ
ing Paper,
Twine and T : n in cafa,
Mufqvets & fowling Pieces
Pocket Pistols,
Horfenier s ditto,
French door Locks,
Rich Scarf Twiff,
I ell Corduroys,
§ yard ditto,
Thickfetts,
Fustians,
11-8, 4-4, 7-8 and 3-4
cotton and linen Checks,
Corded Dimities,
Matfeilles,
Cotten Holland,
Turkey Stripe,
Marbletts,
Camblets,
Durants, Tammies,
Calimancoes, Shalloons,
Coloured & other Threats,
Tapes and Bonins,
White Chapel and com
mon Needles,
Pins,
A latge Affoitment of
Stationary,
Cutlery and copper Ware,
China Cups and Saucers,
Ditto Setts tea table Setts,
Durham Mustard by th,
box,
A laige Ass. rtment of
yard wide and 7-8 Irish
Linens, from inl to 3$
fteriing.
To the PUBLIC.
THE fubferiber, late Master of the Academy at
Lancaster, has removed to this city. Encourag
ed by many refpedable citizens, he has opened
an ACADEMY for the Inftruaion of Youth in the
Engirih and French Languages, in Writing, Arithme
tic, Book-keeping, and the necessary branches of prac
tical Mathematics.
The honorable testimony with which the principal
gentlemen at Lancaster favoured him, will, he hopes,
inspire parents and guardian; with a reasonable confi
dence, that his solicitude for the morals and mental
Improvement of his pupils will give them here the full#
est fatirfa&ion.
He can assure the Public, that the gentleman employ,
ed as teacher of the French school, has had a liberal
education in one of ths colleges in Paris. Gentlemen
whose judgment may be depended upon fay, that he
has the best pronunciation of that language, in the
grammatical knowledge of whi^h be was early iaftruft
ed. He Ifowife understands English, not only to be
well Uhderftood by his pupils, but to translate with pro
priety from the one intothe other. No public teacher of
the French tongue ought to be admitted without these
qualifications in this country.
The price of tuition for French students is forty Kil
lings per quarter ; and by the regulations of the Aca
demy, they have the privilege of being inftitiaed in the
English of Mathematical Schools, at such hours as their
parents may dfre&, without additional expence. All
other students pay thirty shillings per quarter.
Yourg Ladies Or Gentlemen who cannot attend at
the public school, may he taught French at theirhoufes,
by applying to the fubferiber at the Academy, now kept
at Mr. Kinnear's, the northmft corner of Vine and
Tuird streets. ANDREW BROWN.
Philadelphia, August 30.
TO BE SOL D,
THREE new two story Brick HOUSES complex
lv finished, with a good yard to each; they are
situated in a plea faht and agreeable part of the dif
tri& of Southwark, For further particulars enquire
of the Printer. Aug. 25.
N. B. The terms will be reafonaMe and cheap.
Genteel Lodging and Boarding
to be had in a pleasant part of the town ; there is a
good garden to the house : Also to he Let, a Stable and
Coach.Houfe; the stable hrth stands for four horses.
Fo: further particulars enquire of the Printer. Sept. 4.
To be SOLD by the Subscriber, at the
upper End of Arch-ft.ee t,
A Cool, p extant two Story HOUSE 35 feet 4 inch
es front, having two parlours two chambers, a
small room and three garrets ; a Back Building, c n
fißing of a (mail room, kitchen, *nd two chambers ;
also a walh-houfp and p,utr, : adjoining the house, in
Iron*, is a two Story Frame Building, suitable for an
office, 17 by 23 : a private alky, i 3 feet w : de, on the
euft fide of the ground, and privilege of a 3 feet alley
on the weft : 00 the back part of the lot are Buildings
fufficient for 6 horses, 2 four wheel carriages, and 8
tons of hay; also a Store 14 by 40 feet. The Lot is
65 feet 4 inches front on the north fide of Arch ft;eet,
and 153 deep, then widens to 99 feet, and extends that
breadth 153 feet more, to the range of Cherry- street;
the whole encicfed with a 7 feet new cedar fence.
The Garden is flocked with plumb#, peaches, cherries,
apples, quinces, currants, gorfherries and afparegvs,
J^ 28. RICHARD WELLS.
N. B. He would have no objection to negociate an
Exchange for an Interest in a more central part of the
citv.
ro BE SO L D,
The Time of a Mulatto BOY,
who has ii years and an half 10 serve. Enquire of
the Printer. Aug. 27.
Was loft last Friday Night,
In Front bteween Chefnut and Walnut-streets,
AS Iver WATCH with a silver face, a leather
tiring and a silk ribbon with a key and seal, mak
er's n=me Charles Ranouls, London, No. 1114. Who
ever has found feid Watch, ^nd will deliver it to the
Printer hereof ihall receive TWENTY SHILLINGS
reward. Au^ft 14.
To be Sold by Public Auction,
(if not disposed of before at private fair)
On TUESDAY the 23d of September, instant, at
7 o'Clock in the Evening, at the Coffee house,
A Commodious three story HOVSE in Fiont-ftreet,
between Walnut street and the Drawbridge ; it is
exceedingly convenient, in good repair, and one of th#
most eligible situations in the city, either for a mer
chant, lawyer, or phyficiar. The Lot contains 20 feet
on Front street, and extends back 255 fed to the dock;
on which there is a good brick Stable, Coach-house and
Store; in the yard there is a brick Smoke-house. Pri
feffion may be had immediately, as it will be vacant
the day of file. The terms 6t payment will be ex
tremely eafy^one half the purchase money to be paid
down, and the reminder ib 18 months, with interest
anb security. Any person inclining to purchase may
vi^v^hel^n^bp applying to JO^N COX.
'1 ' HE 'ub^ibcr finds himfelf under the disagreea
ble necehity of forwarning all persons from truft
bis wife ROSANNA, on his account, as he
will pay no debts of her contraaing f rom this date
Philad. Sept. 3, 1783. SIMON MITCHELL