The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-06-19 00:00:00, page 4

Philadelphia, June ^, 17,3.
> Y #rhu of Writs of V# almoin Expands to me
j, do tt^d, will :,e «xp fd'o Pi l~ S tit, ?t the
J 1! Hoi! ,on -WEDNESDAY ON 25th ink.
a fj>'<lok, a Britb MESSUAGE, KITCHEN, and
I,J ! of GR(UNO. tiu^tc ui C'r di a %eeg Scuth
nuE, ierween Second and lui<l it reets, contour g
HI r.< Uh 0^ Chilean Tzer 36 feet, aid in length
199 e t, bounded nO'tuwc.rd 6/ Cirift an ftre^t, ard
I'ind of Fdex Fawner, Thorns# Whorton, &-:,
( >1 Or to a yearly tent charge o' 3. rzs. the Puddings
^., ntw and pruVn iy fituace!, and have been occu
pi !at 1 tav^n: i a : the estate of Jhn Stiubb, and
taen n execution, by
VM. WILL, Iheriff.
At fame Time and Place will be Sold,
; , LOT of LAND in Gdbri'f, alias El'r^th's al.
rl y, 11 fee! 6 iirh-s hom, and 51 stet deep,
b^in^f northerly by fid alley, and by ground of
S ir.^NF ih A r, and rt te<s, (ir je& to 4 ground rent of
SI. p-r &,mum, ftya,le to ML. Wiriam Smith of Bur
^njon, hit heirs, &c. Ute the ertace of Dmiei lia
ley, deceased, and t?ktn in <x. utton, fry
WM WILL, sh riff.
P iud!pn a, June 16, 1783.
E,Y virtue of Writ? of Fieri Facias to me directed,
) wd be exposed to Pnrii Salt, at the hcufe late
ly cccu^d eV Henry L&Pr, hatter, in Second ffr?- fr ,
bet^r n CNfrot and W lata Kre^tt, on THURS-
D # Y Lie 26 h infr.nt, at 10 o'lock in the f r?nu n,
finer, fm- ?f v u bU FL USHOLD GOODS, <on
fitting of T.ibTt, Winder' Cnatrr, gilt and other
L Ain= GEfps, Andirons, fixer Table and Tea
bocm &c, takth in execution as the property if (aid
H:nr> L lor, by
WM WILL, Iheriff.
Philadelphia, J me 16, 1783,
To be Sold at the Sheriff's Office,
On TUESDAY the 24th inttant, at 10 o'clock in the
F rmoon,
SUGAR, Tea, Coffe, Gun Powder, a Quantity of
Ind g ', &:. atiahef as the property of James
Neillon uudJacob T-tnb.
WM. WILL, fheriff.
Philadelphia, June 16, 1783.
r, Y vTtue of Landry Writ? of Fieri Facias to me
L) directed, will b? exposed to Public 3 ir, on
F (DAY the 17th infant, at tbe Commffion Store
litriy kept gJ^n and Robert Roh, in Front-ftrert,
between Arh nd M rket Greets, viz. All the
GOODS m fail Store; anl allo all their HQUSHOLD
GOODS: confiding of a very large Assortment, too
tedious to men ion. The Vendue to begin at 10
o'clock in the Forenoon, and continue from Day to
Day till all is SJd : tak nin execution as the proper
ty of laid J hn and Robert Rof#, 'y
WM. WILL, foeriff.
The Subscriber embraces this early oppor
tunity of returning his moit sincere thanks to the
public in general, and his friends in particular, and
t kes the liberty to inform them, that he hrs moved
from the sign of the Conneftogo Waggon, to that ce
lebrated, elegant and commodious tavern, we 1 known
by te name of the
Indian Queen,
Situate in Fourth-ft eet, beiwee , Chefnut and Market
ftre t^, formeJy kept by Mr. FRANKS LEE.
H F fnbfrriber thinks it unnerifhry 10 fay any
4 m< re, than that nothing in ID power (hall be
lotting 0 render the utmost lausfiaicn to thole Gen
tlemen who mg please io favor him with their cuftora.
JAMES THOMPSON.
N. B. The Gables are large, excellent and commo
ci us, and horses will be kept at livery by the year, on
the meft re r .fonable terms . June 9.
TO BE SOLD
Or Exchanged for Merchandize,
(And immediate Possession given)
A PLANTATION or Trad of LAND lying i n
'1 Mount Bethell township, Northampton county,
18 miles above Eadon, 5 miles below the Water Gap,
and one mile from the river Delaware, containing a
bout 350 acrs, of which about 100 acres are meadow
ground, whereof 15 acres a,e cleared, about 90 or too
acres of cleared plough land, and the remainder of the
ta& well timbered ;it is well watered with ftveral run
ning springs, and has a good bearing orchard of differ
ent kinds of fruit. This tra& is generally allowed,
in that neighbourhood, to be the best land for a num-'
In r of miles round, having fame of it yielded 30 bufh
eli wheat per acre, for 20 acres together. There are
on laid place three Log Houses, with barn, stabling
&.conveniently fixated in d fferent parts of the tra&'
so as 'o allow one or two divisions to be made thereof^
a:d fhouM no purchaser offer for the whole, it will
thn be fold in t^ocr three separate trade. There are
w bn one mile thereof two grist mills and three saw
inch, a tanyard and a Mackimiths shop, and three
good landing places on the river Delaware. For terms
of sale enquire of JOH J OAKLEY, esquire, in Beth,
khem, or of the Printer. June 10
A WOMAN with a good breast of
milk, an d can be well recommended,
w)uld be glad of a child to nurse. Enquire
of the Printer.
Pbladelplii; Printed and Sold by DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE, ri Marbt-Street.
Just IMPORTED, and rity^ O PENING at
K U El N's
Medicinal and Drug
S T O R E,
The weft fide of Secod.Greet, i early mid,ay be
tween Market and Chefnut-ftrsets, and ciredly cp
pofite B ack-llorle-aliry,
A frelh snd large Alfortment of well chosen
Drugs and Medicines,
Waich will be Sold on the most reasonable terms, either
by Wnolefale or Retail.
Orders from the country, and physicians Prescriptions
carefully attended to. June 12.
N B, A smart aftive Buy will be taken as an Apprentice.
Just arrived from DUBLIN, and now felling at the
STORE opposite the Coffee-Houfe, by
Henry Filley,
A neat ASSORTMENT of
PLAIN and minted Linens, Calicoes, Handker
chiefs, Checks, Cambricks, Lawns, mens Hats,
womens dit. womens Shoes, Pins, Playing Cards,
mtns and womens Gloves, a V-Ety of Hard-Waie and
other dry Goods, too tedious to mfert.
Also felling at fame Place, by
yohn Brown,
A large a:.d well chosen ASSORTMENT of
PRINTED Linens and Cottens, Handkerchiefs,
Checks, Di pers, Jeans, Shifts ruffled and plain;
also a large Affortm^nt of yard wide Linens : all
of whi h articles Did BROWN is enabled to fell on the
most eligible terms for the purchase., having bought
said Liners himl-lf in the best markets/ for brown linen
in the North of Ireland ; and as this circumstance ena
bles him, 0 he is determined not to be undersold by any
perform whatever. Jure 5.
Imported in the latt Vettels from Europe, and to be
SOLD Wholesale or Retail, at
Thomas Laurence's
STORE in Water-street, three doors from the corner
of vvTlut-ftreet, a very good Assortment of DRY
GOODS: confining of
LINENS, fatten W^iftcoit Patterns rickly flowered,
whie and coloured silk Stockings and Handker
carets, pLin and ribb'd cotton Stockings, corded Dani
tits and Linen, Gauze for aprons and gauze Handker
chiefs, Mustard in bottles, Almonds in crates, a quan.
tity ot N^dl.s, Colougne Gm of the firft quality, and
sundry other articles. June 10.
Lacaze and Mallet,
At their STORE in Water street, between Arch and
Race-streets.
Have for Sale, an Elegant
Assortment of Dry Goods,
Lately Imported in the last Vrffels from France:
Also, Good English Mufquets.
W PEREAS Mr. Guilder de Mondoucet,
VYa French gentleman from N<gent le Rotrou,and
lop„o!ed to be now on the continent of North-Ameri
ca, is become heir to a very considerable Fortune in
France, by the demise of his parents : This is to de
sire any person or persons who may have heard of the
hud Mr. Guillier, to inform MHfrs. LACAZE and
SALLEE, merchants in Philadelphia, by letter or
°''™ r r''' w h at i' become of him, whether he be dead
or living. All information concerning the laid Mr.
Guillier will be thankfully received, by
Pnibd. Feb. 4. LACAZE and MALLET.
TO BE SO L D,
The Brigantine Three Brothers,
of about 100 tons burthen, with all her Tackle and
Appurtenances, as flie now lays at Lacaze and Mallet's
wha^ff. For terms and further particulars apply to
LACAZE and MALLET, in Water street, between
Atch and Race ftie+ti. June 9.
Joyce Brothers,
At their STORE in Water-street near Pine-Greet, have
for SALE the following Artic.es, treth Imported
in the Snow King David, Captain Jeffs Maria R^.
gadas, from L fbon,
OL) Lisbon and Port Wines in pipes, ho^ffieads
and quarter calks,
Madeira in hogsheads,
Hyfon fouchong and bohea Teas in quarter chests
Figs in barrels and Raisins in Jars,'
Spanish Olivts, Bla#k Pepper,
Nankeens, a few pieces of grey Ticking,
Barcelona Handkerchiefs,'
Wtth a few hdf sides of ladlers Leather. June 10.
Onfray Painniere,
At his Store in Watei-fteet, belcw WHout frect has
for Sale,
A Variety of Dry Goods,
lately imported in the last VHTHs from France.
LIGHT rummer silks,
Tjboincts,
Poplins,
Durams,
Calamancoes,
Stu ffs,
Cambists,
Linens,
Back and figured silk
Handkerchiefs,
Silk and ftuff petticoats,
Ribbands,
Printed linens and hand
kerchiefs,
_J^^2!^^ tid "i May 17.
An elegant Store, with a Cellar
under it, to be LET. Enquire of the Printer.
Genteel Private Lodgings for
Gentleman, in a pleasant part of the city.—Enquire of
the Pr.nter. M „ y 26 .
Genteel Lodgings and Boarding
to be had at Mr. BARRY's in Market-Greet, for
Srataiemg Officers. June 9.
WANTS A PLAC E,
A young Man who understands
keepmgAccoums. Enquire of the Printer. June 3.
Just Imported from Dublin, and to be SOLD Whole,
tale, for Cash or Produce, by
Bernard Kilkenny,
At his STORE, the south fide of Walnut-street, be
"r™ , ont ,nd Second-streets, lately occupied by
Mr. Alexander Todd, r j
A '"^ and most el egant Assortment of
Ditto
Hyfon, -\
Green, 1
Congo, } TEAS,
Single,l
Bohea, J
Black Pepper,
Nutmegs,
Cinnamon,
Cloves,
Mace,
German Steel,
Nails and Spikes,
Cables and Cordage diffrt-
Together with a larpe and
Goods, and a few Paints,
Bache and Shee,
Have for SALE by the Package, at their STORE in
Cheinut-ftrest,
A Variety of Goods:
CONSISTING of French and Dutch Cord, Jeanets
India Dimity, Caiimancoes, Tammies Duran*-'
Antaloons, Shalloons, Russel, Lasting, Tiffany F
N.% bUk, .hi% and brocaded, variety c!G.^
black and white Chains, brocaded Handkerchiefs',
"""' " hrt ' * nd brown thread Hose, Cloths
different prices, Knives and Forks, cutteau Knives.
Penknives, Square, handsaw, and other Files, metal
and japanned Buttons, rich Twist, plated Spurs, fnaf.
and pelham Bits, with an Assortment of Sadiery.
Handsaws, Hinges, Gouges, and other Hardware; Ha!
berdafony ; Velvets and Corduroys ; a Quantity of
coat Binning, Everlasting and Turkith Sattin . Cam
bists, Jeans and Fustians, corded Cottons; East-India
and Ptrfian printed Cottons ; Gin in half anchors-
Burgundy in hampers of 24 bottles, Malaga Wine in
bottles; with a Variety of Silks ; Pig Lead, &c. &c.
Just Imported in the Brig Flora, Captain Tatem front
Rotterdam, and to be SOLD by
Merediths & Clymer,
A L^'^ cI° RE on Waln ut Aieet Wharff,
USSIA Sail-duck,
Ravens Duck,
Checks and Stripes,
Russia Sheeting,
7-8 and yard Wide Brittanies,
Calicoes,
Ravans, .
Pocket Looking-Giaffes,
Oznabrigs,
Platiilas,
Glass Tumblers in Chests,
flunks of Womens Shoes,
Broadcloths,
Nap Coating, &c. & c .
CLAR E T in hogsheads, June 7.'
Isaac Hazlehurft,
At hi# WHOLESALE STORE in Stcond.ftreet, be.
t^en Arch and Race-streets, has for SALE the
folowing ARTICLES, imported in the last Vessels
h,m Europe, which he will dispose of on reasonable
1 erms, viz.
[GENUINE Madeira Wine of the firft
quality,
Printed chintz cottons,
Cambricks,
Dimities,
Marseilles quilting,
Fuftains,
Chequers,
Jeans,
Corduroys,
Felt hats,
Men and Womens (hoes,
Hatd ware, edge tools, & c .
Points framed and glazed,
Sail doth,
Soap and candles,
ent fixes,
Red Port,
, Copperas,
White and Red Lead,
Window Goaf's 7 by ,;
Pipes, long and short.
Frying Pans,
Coffee Mills,
Witting Paper,
Sealing Wax,
Dutch Quills,
Slates and Pencils,
^hina Plates, flat & soup,
China Bowls, large,
general Assortment of Dry
May 3s.
June 7 ;