The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-04-12 00:00:00, page 4

The Partnership of Garvey and
Hunter having d ffclved on the 22! instant, all
thole who have any demands against said Partnership,
art defined to bring their accounts to fiid QUARRIER
and RENTER, on or before the 30. h of April next.
March 27, 1783.
To be Sold or Rented,
And may be entered on immediately,
A WELL finished two story Brick HOUSE, two
rooms on each floor, an elegant Piazza 30 feet by
>z, floored : Also, a (mail Frame BUILDING, suita
ble for a (mill family, with a Sia' le and Chair house,
two large Gardena well fenced, with some fruit Trees,
pleafantlv Equated on the river Schuylkill, between
tp middle and upper ferries, in the city of Philadel
phia, and command# a beautiful profpe(t of the river.
Also, several LOTS, in the city, from one to four
acres. For particulars enquire of the Printer.
Philadelphia, Feo. 7.
FOR SAL E, A
7- ERY good fecund hand CHARIOT, with new
w Wheel# and Harness complect: Also three ex
ex Mint MARES, with foal by a very handsome three
quarter blooded horse. For terms apply to SAMUEL
HODGSON, at his Livery-stables behind the City
tavern, April 2.
V/ A NTED To HI if!,
A Good STEWARD and a good COOK. Any per
fen answering either of the above descriptions,
ano who can be well recommended, will meet with
good Encouragement by applying to the Printer.
Marchag.
Twelve Dollars Reward.
✓) AN AWAY from the fubferiber, living in Lan
cater, on the 26th instant, at night, a NEGRO
MAN, naraed SAM, about 25 years of age, 5 feet 5
or 6 inches high, a very talkative, but mannerly fel
low; has a mid ding broad face and wide mouth • he is
well built according to hi^ height and very active ; can
drive a team and work well at farming; it is possible he
has a got a p s from some associate, and may pass for
a freeman: bad on and took with him when he went
away, a light coloured coat patched on the fleeve#, an
old jacket, three new (birrs, good leather breeches, a
pair of good (hoes, copper buckles, two pair of (lock
ings, a pair of overalls, and a round wool hat, but may
have changed his c'oaths, Whoever takes up laid Ne
gro and brings biro home, or fecyres hin any gaol, so
that his matter may have him again, (hall have the a
bove reward and refonable charges paid, by me,
March 27. HUGH CUNNINGHAM.
Eight Dollars Reward
QTR AYE D or stolen out of the (table of David
„ Good, in Winfor township, York county, near
Shefler'i tavern, a Bay MARE about 14 hands high,
5 years old, a little bald in the forehead, (hod before,
a natural trotter, one cf her hind feet white. Who
ever takes up (aid Mare and Thief (hall have the above
reward, paid by me,
March 29. JOHN CRTSTY.
Three or four furnifhed Rooms
to be LET, with the Use of a Kitchen. Enquire of
the Printer. March az.
TO BE SOL D, A
Likely Negro Man, about 35
years of age, is a good cook, fit for town or country,
and has been used to tend horles, For terms enquire
of the Printer. March 15.
To be Sold at Public Vendue,
Or: the third day-of Moy next (if not di'pofed of be
fore at private We)
Q Valuable PLANTATION, situate in
' in B triingten county, Nt% Jersey, upon Arco
cat-creek, kt New Long- ri ^e, and on the road lead
ir^ from PhiUriNpbia to Mount-Holl,, 17 miles from
th lamerand 2 horn the latter, containing 188 acres ;
one halt of winch a cleared and under good cedar
f%,: : , and the remainder woo land, a out 15 acres
of meadow wUI tanked, and at much more ma, be
made win 'mad expence: There are on the premises a
G od d., % dipy hod: , pleasantly situated, 44 feet front,
with avirzz^ r% fret wide and the whole length erf the
amfe, a good kitchen and a pump of excellent water
before the door, a thriving orchard of good fruit, a
hero andßible ; there has been a distillery (lately
b.vnt) ere&rd on it, the walls whereof are yet good;
v l:h was (applied with water by a large never failing
(puny, fp^ntanionfly running iTo the worm tub.
"Tae ch*zpnefs of wood, navigation to the door, fall
of iter, &c ?makes it a ver, convenientffituation for
c ry ng on a mobl'es distillery on a large plan. Im
me^ ^ poss flicn will be given.
There ^re iik^ife to be Sold Three Iron STII LS, al
not new, two of which hold 500 gallons eAch, and the
other about 200, with pewter worms for inch Pro
pof's ^ he received by Messrs. QUARRIER and
HUNTER, coachmakeri, Philadelphia, or the sub
firmer on the prcraifts.
March 27,1783 GEORGE HUNTER.
Pbiladclp^ Prized and Sold by DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE, in Market-Street.
T—HEREAS Mr. Guiller de Mondoucer,
VV a French gentleman from Negent le Rotrou,and
supposed 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 ptrfons who may have heard of the
said Mr. Guillier, to inform Messrs. LACAZE and
MALLET, merchants in Philadelphia, by letter or
otherwise, what is become of him, whether he be dead
or living. All information concerning the laid Mr.
Guillier will be thankfully received, by
LACAZE and MALLET.
Philadelphia. Feb. 4, 1783.
Lacaze W 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 Vcffels from France:
Also, Good English Mufquets.
AN ELEGANT
Assortment of Dry Goods,
Imported in the last Veflels from France, By
John Richard & Co.
And Opened for SALE at their STORE, the second
door above Vine-street, in Front street:
Consisting of the following ARTICLES
BROAD and narrow Mantuas of all colour?, plain
ftiiped an] figured,'
Sattincts and Persians of all colours,
Paduafay and rich figured Silks,
Plain and painted Ribbons in boxes,
Black hair Ribbons,
Plain and figured Sattins,
Black and white Modes and Peelongs,
Plain and asserted Sewing Silks,
Artificial Flowers in bunches and wreaths,
Plain, striped, painted and embroidered Gauzes,
Tiffany Handkerchiefs and Aprons, and irt the piece
Black, white and coloured Ostrich Feathers and Plumes,'
Kid Gloves,
Silk, cotton and thread Hose,
Chintzes, Calicoes, Britannias and Cheeks,
Cotton 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 Quilt for ladies petticoats,
Moroco Pocket Bocks,
An Assortment of down Puff# .•
With many other ARTICLES too tedious to men
_ tion, which will be disposed of on reasonable Terms
~for Cash, Tobacco, or Bills on any part of Europe.
, T O BE L E T,
|A good House genteely fur_
Lnifhed ; or PART of a House. Enquire cf the Prin
cer. March 20.
A Contra<ft is Wanted,
roß:b e supply of FORAGE for fifty Horses, to be
1 delivered at the Public Stables in Burlington, New-
Jerfry. Any perlon difpohd to ContraA, will fend in
their proposals to the office of the fubferiber, on before
the 20 r h instant.
SAMUEL HODGDON, Assistant Quarter-master.
Quarter-mafic/'# Office, Philadelphia, April 5.
AN assortment 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 Cafli,
By William Nichols,
On the north fide of Marker
street, opposite the Indian King.
French Army Bills of Exchange,
At THIRTY Days Sight,
FOR SALE, BY
John Chaloner.
At their Store, the corner of Third and Arch street.
WHITE, brown, claret, buff and gray,
fuperfine Broadcloths, blue, green, brown,
5 4. and common ditto, brown and grey Coiduroy;
scarlet, grey and crimson Naps of the best quality,
brown, grey, black, blue and green Shalloons and Du
rants, plain and striped Sattin of different colours, fi
gured ditto, Mantuas of different colours, Persians and
black Mode, Gros de Florence of al 1 colours, black
silk Lace, silk quilted Petticoats, pink, white, blu-, green
and black fik lacs Aprons ready made, Chintz and
furniture Calicoes, Diaper 2 yds. and a quarter wide,
fit for Tablecloths, French linen, 1 ell-wide, royal do,
ritannias, Bedticks 3 - 4 and yard wide plain Mullin
of different qualities, Manchester ditto, corded and
plain Dimity, Barcelona Handkerchiefs, cotton ditto,
of every size and quality, mens silk and cotten Stock
ings, ladies ditto, mens silk Gloves, ladies silk and
leather Gloves, elegant spangled coat and jacket But
ton; in sets, gold and silver plated ditto, anchor ditto,
sewing Threads of every colour, apron Tapes twilled
ani plain, Pins, painted R bbons in boxes, rich and
common Fans, French Batts, white, black and co
loured Feathers, Strings and Chain# for watches, hyfon
Tea, window Glass 8 by 10, copper and iron Tea Ket
tlss, fail Cloths, and many other article# too tedious
to be mentioned. Jan. 23.
Nicholas Ferree,
BEGS leave to inform the Public, and his Friends
in particular that he will open, at his house, the
corner of Third and Arcb-ftreets, a FRENCH
SCHOOL, from 4 till 8 o'clock in the Evening, on
the firft of April next. He will likewise attend those
Gentleman and Ladies who will favour him with their
confidence, for teaching them that Language at their
refpeaive homes, and at the hour they will be pleased
to fix in the morning. March 25.
TO BE SOL D.
TH E time of a fervanf Negro MAN,
who has fix years and four months to ferve'
He is about thirty years of age, well made, strong and
very capable of doing any kind of country work or at
tending on a family in town. Any perlon desirous
of purchasing furh a servant, may hear any further par
ticulars they may w (h to knew refpeaing him by ap
plying to the fubferiber- J. SWANWICK'
Philadelphia, March 24, 17 8 3 .
TO BE SO L D, A
Strong, healthy, Mulatto Wench,
about 19 years cf age, can do all kinds of honfe-work.
Enquire of the Printer.' Feb. 11.
John & William Montgomery,
have FOR SA L E,
At their STORE in Water-street, between Market
and Arch-ftieets, and nearly opposite the Old Ferry.
9 by ll<
7by ';^Englifh Window Glass,
6by g)
Weft-India Rum,
Molasses,
White and brown Havanna Sugars,
Mufeovado ditto,
Coffee, Tea,
Also, A quantity cf Firkin Butter and Burlington
Pork. April, 3 .
Imported in the last vessels frem Europe, and to be
Sold by
Reed & Ford,
At their store, in Front-Erect, two doors above the
Market,
AN elegant assortment of Dry Goods; also Molas
ses in hogfhead# and tierces, Spermaceti and
Spermaceti Candles in boxes, a few calks of Indigo.
Sheet-Lead, &c. 6
N. B. Flour, tobacco, or tobacco notes, bar
iron state and continental securities, the honourable
financier's notes, and paper currency of any of the
states, are received in payment.
CHOICE Wift-Jndia Rum,
White and brown Havanna Sugars,
Souchong Tea in small Doxes.
With a VARIETY of DRY GOODS, suitable to
the approaching season, to be SOLD by
Mordecai Lewis, & Co.
In Second-ffreet, near Spruce-street.
TO BE SO L D, BY
John Barclay & Co.
At their STORES, the south fide of Spruce-flreet Wharf,
A LARGE and general assortment of dry GOODS,
Cordage and bar Lead,
Weft India Rum, and
Imported Salt of the best quality. Jan. 3 T.
Just Imported by the last Veflels from
France, and to be SOL D, by
Douche and Dumont,