The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-06-26 00:00:00, page 4

Lamb and Checkley,
In Second-street, one door above the north
east corner of Market-street,
HAVE FOR SALE,
BEST bnglifh Geel-plated Miil-faws,
Crofleut ditto,
Tenen ditto,
Common Hand ditto,
Mill, croffeut, hand-saw and polifli.ng Files,
Horse and other Ralps,
Knives and Corks,
Penknives and Cutteaus,
Padlocks,
Round and square Roman Waiters, of dif
ferent fries,
Japanned Candlesticks,
Brass Nails,
En^iifh White Lead, ground in oil,
Chalk by the calk,
Gun-Powder,
Seine Twine,
Barcelona Handkerchiefs.
1 ogether with a Variety of other Arti
cles; which they will dilpofe of on the
molt reasonable terms. April 8.
A rived this Dy, and now landing, a large and ge
neral AH rtment of the undermentioned
Bricifh Merchandize,
Which will be SOLD on the lowest Terms, by
Cephas Dawes,
At hi# STORE in Water-freet, near the Old Ferry,
M AN ^T ER dyed
Jeanets, Denims, Vive
rets, yard wide, 7 8 and
3 4,
Checks and S ripes, Tapes,
Bobbins, Garters, Hits
and Bindings,
Scots Ozoibrigs, 3-4 and
78 Ticks, plain, striped
and checked Gauzes,
Ounce Threads, No. 7 to
%4>
Nottingham Hosiery,
thread and cotton, mens
and womens,
Irish Li ens, yard wide &
7 8,
Moeens, Callimanto^s,
Durants, Tammies and
Shalloons,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
John Richard & Co.
Have removed to Water street, betwixt Market and
Arch-streets, where they have just opened for SALE
an elegant Aflortment of GOODS,' suitable to the
ensuing season : Among which arc—
BL A CK, white and coloured Tiffany,
Plain, painted and stamped tiffany Handkerchiefs
Souffle, striped, flowered and plain Gauzes, '
Rich and common Fans,
Artificial flowers in bunches and wreaths,
Black, white and coloured Ostrich Feathers and Plumes
Book and jacconet Muffins,'
Lawns and Cambrics.
Plain and painted Ribbons in boxes,
Sarihets and Persians of all colours,
Setting and Pcelongs ditto,
Mtntuas,
Sewing Silk,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
Black Modes,
Ivory {mail-tooth Combs,
A great Variety of fupei fine and second Cloths:
With a Variety of other Articles , which they will
dilpofe of on v : r, reasonable teims, for Cx(h, Tobacco
Flour, or Bills of Exchange on any part of Europe.'
just Imported from Bretol in the Ship Concord, iy.
ing at the south fide of
Arch-Street Wharff,
STEEL, Pewter,
Tin Wares,
Tin Plates,
Copper Tea K tiles,
Lead in (beets and bars,
Shot, Glue,
N<ils, Saddles,
Mejis and womens Shoes,
S ulcloth,
Taylors Window Gafs,
Paints, Pipes,
Double Glcuc.-fter Ciieefe,
Refined Sugar,
Porter, Taunton Ale,
Queen's Ware,
Pb.^Ofo Printed and Sold ^Dri^IDC.CLIrPOOLE, ^ Ma^fo
Hats, Hosiery,
Iri(h Linens,
Slops, Paper,
Elegant Paper Hangings,
Calicoes, Broadcloths,
Tammies and Shalloons
German Serges,
Duroys, Bunting,
Leather Breeches,
Compleat Assortment of
Hard Ware,
I onmangery, and
Cutlery.
For particulars enquire
on board. June 12.
Wool Cards,
Cutlery—Knives & Fork?
Sciffar., Penknives, Ra
zors, &c.
Hardware —Buckle*, But
tons, Links, Snuff, bcx.
es, Combs, &c.
Ironmongery— Locks and
Padlocks, Hinges, Fish
hooks, Files, Wire, & c .
Carpenters, joiners and
(hoemakers Tools,
Sidlery assorted,
Glass Ware do.
Queen's do. do,
Stationary assorted,
Sailcloth do.
Neffs Trunks, do.
Weston Snuff,
Iyi. China in cases, neat
ly assorted, June 12.
Peter W. Gallaudet,
At his STORE in Front- street, a few doors below
Arch-street,
Has just received, by the late£ Arrivals from Europe,
a general Affgrtment of European and East-India
G O O D S,
Which he will Sell on the moo reafcnable Terms by
tie Package or Piece :—Confiding of
Just Imported in the Snow Maria, from Dublin, and
to be SOLD by
Mark Allen,
In Second street, opposite the Biptift Church, on very
moderate terms.
MENS & boys, black
and white, fafhion
able beaver, caftcr
and felt hats, in final!
packages,
Dark and light Chintzes,
Furniture ditto,
Cottons and Calicoes,
Plain and striped Mullins,
Chintz Shauls,
India Dimothies,
A variety of printed linen
Handkerchiefs,
White & coloured Threads
Irifli Linens,
D-tto Sheetings,
Ticklenburgs and Ozna
brigs,
Bed Ticking,
Mens fine and coarse
Shoes,
Mens and womens, silk,
thread, and werfted
Hole,
Mens and womens leather
Gloves, well assorted,
Plain and needle-worked
Lawn,
YA, R D wide Irifli Linens, printed Limns and
Chintz s ; a variety of pinchbeck, plated steel,
and white metal (hoe and knee Buckles, coat &
jacket plated and gilt Buttons, Snuffers, buckle Brushes
sugar Tongs Necklaces, hair watch Strings, Locket-
Rings and Pins set in gold, Indian Rubbers, a great
variety of Pidures with and without frames, Maps
and travelling Cases, &c. &c. June 14.
w HEREAS my wife Ann has eloped
fiom my bed and board without any reasonable
cause ; these is therefore to forwarn all perlons fi o m
trusting her on my account, as I am determined to
no debts of her contrasting. As witness my Hand '
J une 160 daniel muler
BROKERS OFFICE,
By Isaac Franks,
In Front street, two doors below the Coffee-Houfe,
Where all foreign and domestic Negotiations, incident
to the various branches of this Office, are tranfaded
upon truly moderate and liberal terms. The ut
most tciecy, candor and fidelity to th? interest of
his Employers, will be found (as usual) the leading
principles, on which he means to establish the confi
dence and approbation of a difeerning Public.
He BUYS and SELLS
Bills of Exchange upon France,
Spain, Holland, or any part of Europe, the continent
of America, or Weft-Indies.
Officers Notes, Loan-Office Certificates, negotiated
on the bell terms.
Money procured upon such interest and security as
(hall be agreeable to the parties, either for a month or
year.
Prom ffery Notes and Bonds difeounted or fold.
Merchandise of every fort disposed of upon the most
advantageous terms, for which he has proper stores
provided. r r *
Houses and Lands bought, fold or mortgaged.
e°°, n , a l and State Money, of this or any other
Rate, bought or fold.
Whenever sudden Emergencies require Money to
be railed upon any paper Security, Merchandise or
,°d u , "" y ° fcrt will be used t 0 accomplis it on
the belt terms, by applying as above : where the ut
molt attention will be paid to the interest of all those
who may favour him with their business, and nothin,
left undone that can possibly be effefted by FidelLv
Care and Dispatch. j an 2
STOLEN yesterday, a Pair of brass
barrelled PISTOLS, neatly mounted with silver
and sundry Articles of WEARING APPAREL ; a
mong them a white jean tamboured Waistcoat. The
rogue was on his way from Bucks county to the vici
nity of this city with a cow and calf, and a waggon
containing articles of houfhold furniture. He fold the
cow and calf the day before yeftarday near the sig n of
the Lamb, and was seen with the Pistols In the city
yesterday morning. He is a slim, tall, young fellow
with black eyes, brown short hair: had on a fhort'
white, woollen coat, which it is probable he w q'|
change, as he commanded calh. A HALF JOE R e .
ward will be given for the Pistols when restored. and
FOUR DOLLARS to any person who secures the
Robber. It is utterly uncertain what course he has
taken. Apply to the Printer. June 11
Lawn Aprons and Hand
kerchiefs,
Diaper Tablecloths,
Packages of Stationary,
well assorted,
Dtto of Jewelry, Silver
and plated Buckles, &c.
Pins and Needles of all
sizes,
Ribbands and Gauzes, a
large assortment,
Calimancoes, Durants and
Tammies,
India Paduafoys and Lute
ft rings,
India and thin Perflans,
Sarfnets and Modes,
Black Bombezeens;
Sadlery asserted,
With many ether Articles,
ALS O,
Best London Porter in
cases and calks,
Mustard in boxes,
Paints of different colours.
To be Sold at Public Vendue,
At the Coffee-Houfe, on FRIDAY the 27th inff, at fix
o'clock in the Evening (if not fold before at private
HpVVO Frame HOUSES, with a (hop in each, with a
l^rge liable, 26 feet by 16 feet, with a rack, man'-
g c r, and two bins for holding feed, with a cow house,
12 feet ny ro feet, w th other conveniencies, situate in
Second-street, the corner of Plumb.ftreet, Southwark ;
the two Houses are fubjeft to a ground rent of 12L per
annum, and lets at 851. per year. For further particu
lars enquire of JOHN SMITH, living on the p,emifu.
Poffeftion to be given on the firft day of July next. The
Lot where the houses hand, are 30 feet in front by 60
June 21.
To be Sold by Public Au&ion,
At the Coffee-Houfe, On SATURDAY the 28th in-
Itant, June, (if not fold before at private sale)
A Two story Frame HOUSE, situate in Third
. "r, e L between Shippen and Plumb streets, oppd
lite the sign of the Red Cow ; containing in breadth 12
feet, and in depth 60 feet, with a yearly ground rent of
40 (hillings per annum, which may be bought off. It is
very suitable for a grocer, and a fufficient title will be
given. The 14th part of a pump belongs to the house-
PROPOSALS for removing the Che-
A veux-de-Frize, from the channel of the river
Delaware, will he received at the Wardens Office, un
™daYof July next. Any person disposed to
undertake that bufinef# will please to fend their Propo
finons in writing. r
PROPOSALS for Repairing the Light House will be
received at the farce place. June 12, 1783.
v r™, . Phil fdelphi a , June
R Y .,! ue ^,™ rit ' ° f F eri Facias to nis dirked,
p will be Sold at Public Vendue, on MONDAY
I th ; ,rhrftant, at ,0 o'clock in the forenoon, at the
h ,fe of Joseph Jewell, innholder, deceaf.
it'd" b " w xt Arch and Market streets,
GOODS and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, conllfang of valuable Feather Beds, Tables,
Chairs, Looking Gaffes, & c . &c. taken in execution
as late the property of said Joseph Jewell, dec^afed, by
WM. WILL, dieriff.
_ Philadelphia, June 12, 1781.
, BREAS the (übferi'^r did give an obligation
~'°r '"' lum o ' fifty-five pounds, payable, Au
rd, then next ensuing, unto John Staily, former
ly of Jones Town, but now cf Greenwood's township,
Cumberland county : and whereas the kid Jorn Staily
r^ the engagement for which he r cived
the faic obligation. Therefore I forewarn all persons
from taking an alignment on said obligation, as I am
determined not to pay any part thereof, unlels compel
led byh^. JOHN GROABEALL.
Stewarts, Randall & Co.
r^J:':' A b E 2 " ge and B en:ral Assortment of
RESH Medicines in packages, Claret in hogfhetds,
JL cotton Hose, Broadcloths, Silks, Cambricks, Lawns
and Teas. *
They have also for Sale,
That valuable HOUSE and LOT which Mr. Joseph
Carson at preDnt occupies, in Water street, three doors
from the corner of Market-street: Alio, a very com
modious ROPEWALK, newly covered, with all the
tools and apparatus compleat, for fix years Jeafe ; pos
session can be immediately given: likewise, a very va*
luable Gazing FARM, containing 1050 acres, with
plenty of meadow, orchards and range, well watered
^nd timbered : ths land aboundsin lime-stone. There
is on said place a good Stone House 38 feet by 28, four
fire ^places on the lower floor, and a cellar under th#
whole, sundry out houfrs, and barn: there is on it *
mill-feat of 26 feet fall, on a never failing stream,
which is supplied by a number of fprir^s, there is also
a river runs through the fame, in which is a plenty of
trout and otner f<h : there is likewite an iron mine on
it. It would suit ny person who would wifli to lead
a country li # e; being a pleasant situation and very
heatay, and within half a mile of Hicketi's-town in
New Jersey, end 15 miles from Delaware river: The
purchaser may be supplied with the flock of cattle,
breeding mares, (heap, hogs, and farming utensils.
Time will be given fcr two-thirds of the monev, one
third to be paid on excising the deeds. Any per
son inclining to purchase this valuable Farm, may
view th? premises by applying to Mr. Peter Hartfoff,
the present tenant. Philadelphia, May 23.
TO BE SOL D,
A Valuable PLANTATION and Tr^a of LAND,
fouate in Oxford tewnfoip, Philadelphia county,
about 6 miles from Philadelphia and one from Frank
fort, on the road leading from Frankfort to the Old
York road, containing 100 acres of rich land, 3 of mez
dow, and more may^be made with little expense . where
on is a large, genteel, Stone House, two dories high, 4
rooms on a floor, very plexfantly situated either for a
gentleman's country feat or a farm, with a cellar un
der the house, an orchard of about 100 excellent ap
pe-trees, a good frame barn and stable. there is a
well of excellent water close by the kitchen door, and
a never failing spring of water a little distance cff.
Any person incline *0 purely, may know the terms
by applying to NATHAN WHITMAN, on the pre-
June 14.
~, ' T le a '° v e Plantation is situated on very
r '" gh ^ r °" nd > and commands a beautiful pref
pe& Lr many miles round the country.