The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-02-01 00:00:00, page 4

TH E partnership of Willi
am Nichols, & Co. hav
ing difiblved on the twenty,
firft day of December last, all
persons who have any demands
against said partnership, are re!
quested to call on the fubferi
ber for payment, who is duly
authorized to fettle the -affairs
of the late company; and all
/those indebted to them are like
wise requeued to difeharge the
fame immediately.
WILLIAM NICHOLS,
By Il'i^ham Nichols,
On the north fide of Market
ftreet, opposite the Indian King.
Left Holland Quids and healing
Wax, Him Vaters, Writing Paper, Jnk
po^dcr, iokho^^s, Penknives, Account
Books, 'chooi Bibles and Teftamehts,
1 ilwurch's pci trig- Books and 'choolmaf
ters Af^ftaMs, Boy rs French Grammars,
Purveyors CompafPs, Slates and slate-
Peniih, ErQOb Playing Caros, Wrapping
Paper, Parchment, &c. &c. QC.
A be assortment of Broad-
L% cloths, Coatings, Durants,
Blankets, Plains, Flannels, worft-^
ed, coron thread and silk
Hole, Bedticks, 1 inens, Cam
bric's. Lawns, Chintzes, Cali
cocs, Silks, &c &c.
To be Sold cheap for Cash,
Just Imported in the lift V-ffV from Europe, and to
he SOL D, By
^William Miller,
At his STORE in Front-fir^et, the corner of Gay's
ahey, between Chefnut ard Walnut Greet;, a neat
Aflortmrnt of MERCHANDIZE, fuitabie for the
Season, which he wil SJI on the mod reasonable
Terms: Among which are —
A VARIETY of furperfine, middling and low.
ah priced Broadcloths and Coatings of the molt
fAfliionable colours, cotton Corduroys and Velvets,
B anfoets, Tickets, Che<k„ Leva', Royal, Britannia
and (hating Linens, Russia Linens and Diaper#, a
large and neat Assortment of light and dark ground
Calicoes and Chintzes, Luteffring#, Mantua#, rich
black and white Sartins, white Shriner, black Mode,
black Princess Stuff, C^mbricks and Lawns in pieces
and patches, mjnionet and kenting Lawns and Aprons,
Check, Renting lawn and gauze Handkerchiefs, Rib
bons and silk Ferriting, bread and narrow Quality and
Shoe bindings, T^pes, Bobbins, Threads, Gartering
6-4, Laces, Noufoprettter, mens and womens cotton
Hole, mens white and neat fancy coloured fiik Hose
Womens silk Mitts, Marseilles Quilting bordered,'
womens silk Quilts, a neat Assortment of yard-wide
striped and clear Muslins, 6-4 Book Mullins, Sewing
Silks, Pins, Penknives, Knives and Forks, Fish-hooks,
a Variety of Beads and Necklaces, Glass Lanthorns,
&c. &c. &c& Jan. 10.
TO EE SOLD BY
DAVID C. CLA YPOOLF,
In Market ftreer, Philadelphia
Who gives the bell price lor clean Linen
R acts.
¥FT/,%/rw ^, ^io ^ aoLD c %
David C Claypoole,
To Market -flreefy Philadelphia,
r^»cr ^Dranara s
ALMANACK,
fro/ the learof Our L O k 1)
I 7 8 3.
Pbikade/fo Printed and Sold by DAWID C. CLATPGOLE, in Market-Street.
copper Shoe, Knee, and Stock Buckles,
• Plated, pinchbeck, ftee-top'd, white-metal, steel and
Scarlet,
White,
Purple,
Pearl,
Light Drab,
Friends Drab,
Paris Dra%
Queens Drab,
Ash,
With BROWNS of all Shoes'.
Also, an Assortment of Shalloons and Rattinets, with
Mohair, metal, enamelled and elegant gold and fiver
spangled Buttons to match most colours. G&o. 15.
Quart Maggs and Juggs, pint and half-pint ditto and
P.ufingers,/
John Shields,
At the northeast corner o' Chefhut and Seron d-ftreetb
A large and compleat ASSOR TMENT of the best
F. A Pots, Sugar Dishes and Cream
Enameled and Plain QUEEN WARE.
Tea and Coffee Pots, ditto Cups and Saucers,
Su,ar Diffies and Cream Jaggs,
Oral and hiking Difyes in fett§ or single,
Soup, (hallow and DDart Plates,
Tureens and Sauce Boars,
Pepper and Mustard Pots and Salt Cellars,
Gallon, half-gallon, quart, pint and half pint Bowls,
Opart, pint and half-pint Juggs and Muggs,
Wa(h Bafons with Bottle#, and Chamber Pots,
Japanned TIN WARE.
Tea and Coffee Pot.,
Imported in the Ship Nonfucn, and now OPENED
for SALE, by
Superfine CLOTHS:
Among which are the following Colours—
Ia Second.ftreet, opposite to Jonathan Zanes's, the
following ARTICLES, viz.
GLASS WAR E.
Be" dmHe flint pint and half pint Tumblers,
Ditto Muggs with handles,
B er 2nd ji!l Glades,
S<lt Cellars and cyder Glasses.
CUTLERY and HARD WARE,
Knivrs and Fork#,
Cutteac, ptflol cap'd, butchers and childrens Knives,
Tortoise (hell, buck and buffalo handled and Barlow
BOHEA Tea in chests,
Pepper in bales,
3-4 Coatings,
Coarse B oadcloths,
Superfine ditto, of various
colouts,
Brown, purple, green,
white and tight coloured
silk Server,
Black Sattins and Modes,
Whit, balf-elj Satinet,
Black Padua^y,
Strong black Suk, suitable
for mens wear,
A Variety of Griped, flow
ered and plain Lute
flrings and Mantuas,
Mens white silk Stockings,
White, black, buff, straw
colour and light colour
ed Sewing Silks,
White and coloured
Threads,
Scarf Twist by the pound,
Gold and silver Ipangled
Buttons,
Penknives, .
Belt c^ft Feel Razors, Sciffars and Cork-fcrew^
Ditto policed steel Watcb Chains, spring Snuffers and
horf^ pl lem&s,
Ditto Wtite-chapei Shaps, Blunts, darning and other
Needles,
Gilt, plated, pinckbeck, steel, white-meta!, brass and
brass Thirables,
Pwter Table and Tea Spoons,
Paper and japanned tin Snuff and Tobacco Boxe,
Tortoise (hell, ivory and horn Combs,
Six, 4 and a hrif, and 4 pound Pins,
Pocket Looking Glass s,
A Variety of Sleeve Buttons,
deft Scarf Twist, Tapes, Bobbins and Bindings,
Ditto cut, letter, post and other Writing Paper, &c.
At their STORE in Front-ftteet, five doori below
Arch Greet, have for SALE, Imported in the Ships
Cngrefs and Intriped, and ether Veffelg late from
France, the following ARTICLES, viz.
Kaighn & Attmore,
TO BB SOLD, By
William Lindsay,
A LS 0,
Burlington PORK in barrels,
LOGWOOD by the ton,
EPSOM SALTS in barrels, -
Coarse SALT,
TRAIN OIL,
A new Copper STILL, containing „ gallons.
NOTTINGHAM WARE.
CHIN A.
Nut,
Pea Green,
Grass Green,
Sea Green,
Dragoons Green,
Light Blue,
Middle E ue ,
Kings Blue,
Uniform B we.
Britannian,
Laval Linen#,
Yard wide (hirting Linens,
Womans best whita Kid
Gloves and coloured
Mitts,
Cambricks and Lawns,
Plain, firiped and flower
ed Gauze#,
A large Assortment of
flowered and painted
Ribbons, broad and nar
row,
Black, white, pink and
orange coloured ditto,
Jaconet and book Mull ns,
A next Assortment of
Chintzes.
Bordered Gauze Handker
chiefs,
Barbers buckling Combs,
Camphor by the pound,
Jesuits Bark in bottles,
Cloth coloured worked
Bindings,
e" '%' '° '"' 'amazon of the fubferiber, living
in Kn>,filing, fwo COV?S, ore a brown, the o~
titer a red and white. Tie owners is desired to come,
piece property, pay charge: and take them away.
Jan, 20, 1783. N. JONES, near Grav'sFerry.
No. a. A two Gory brick Home and Kitchen, and
Lot of Ground, fruited in Cherry-alley, adjoining the
Dutch Schocl-houfe, fubjea toa ground-rent of 11.101.
p#r annum.
No. 3 A three story brick House, and Kitchen
two Genes high, and Lot of Ground, situated in Wal
nut-Greet, between Second and Front-streets, contain
ing 24 feet # front and 52 feet deep, the house is 30
f*et deep, it h>s the privilege of a four feet alley ; fuo
ica to no incumbernree, except a ground-rent of two
(hillings per soc% currency, per annum.
No. 4. A Lot of Ground in Fifth Greet near Spruce
Greet, 20 feet 7 inches frent and 200 feet deep, with
a neat back Building on it, with four good rooms and
a good ptrlout, lately repaired, a kitchen in the cellar,
it is under pood fence and clear of ground rent.
No 5. A Plantationin Berks county, about 7 miles
from Reading, and 52 miles from Philadelphia, contain
ing abow 222 aces, and upwards with three fine erch
pin: of 250 treu in their prime, al grafted trees, and a
hout 5 acn ^of roev'ow,zWch has plenty of water from
feveratiarge fpring*, ? leg house, bar n, ftabbsand fpring
boufe, the whole under good fened and in rood repair ;
there is about 80 acres cleared, 30 acres of winter gr:io,
the remainder woodland ; likewise a new apple mill
2nd cyder-ore's, with two fine gardens cn the place.
No. 6. Two Plantations situated in Chester county,
Pennsylvania.
Robert Ross & Company's
Commission-store and Brokers-Office,
In Water ftreat, fix doois below Vjne-ftreet,
Four Houles, sundry Lots of
Ground, and Two Plantations, viz.
%%™A” LOS r on Monday the 13th instant, near
* Byrne", tavern, on the Common, A fing> Bar
rel'd PISTOL with brass Mounting, maker's name
T. L^ne. Whoever has found the fame, and will de
liver it to the Printer, shall have the above Reward for
their t-ouble. J an . 22.
R AN-AWAY from the schooner Whim,
captrin Hurst, on Sundry evening, the 17th inff."
then lying a* E ftern.Ncck ifl^d, A NEGRO MAN,
called GLASGOW, about 21 yeros of a,e, 6 feet high,
very block and (month faced, with large eyes which
(hew much white ; he is a vary stout, well-made fel
low, very fenfib#, rud* ard held looking ; be will
endeavor to pair for a 're^man, but his having travelled
with me for fe^r*l vc^rs, through different parts of
the country, I p» forna he it pretty well known. I
c^n t give a gen rd defcaiption of his apparel, but
believe that he Ind n green cloth cost, white breeches
and flocking#, with other clout's unknown ; he is
a cheating rafeal and fend of gambling ; has remark
able large feet. He was born rear Dover, in the Gate
cf Delaware, end bought of a Mr Betts, near to Mr.
W'iji.m Matlover. His mother belongs to Mr. Wt)|j.
am Carpenter, in feid Gate, where he will probably
be rereaed by her. I vill give SIX POUNDS if fe_
ruled in any gaol, and the hove reward jf brought
herme. JAMES HUTCHINGS,
One Shilling Reward,
DAN-A^AY on the Bth instant, from
' the fibre iber, livug in the Northern-Libr^t
An Appremic? B 0 Y, named WILLIAM ^TIL
LINGFORTH, t 9 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inch
es high; he is remarkable for swearing and making
up of prorhanc language, ard is fend of gaming:
h- o_k vrith him one gre^n jacket, one blue ditto, one
Griped ditto, one pair blue breeches, one pair 'nuff
colcured ditto, fev ^1 pnir wo fted flockings. Who
ever rakes up and fe mes said Boy, so that his maftcr
nh get him again, £hall have the above Reward.
Jin. ro. JOSHUA NEWMAN.
N. B. All m?fW, of vrffels an d others are forbid to
harbour or carry him off at their peril.
NUMBER I. One Frame House and Let of Ground
with two back Buildings thereon ; one a two sto
ry (ton* Kitchen, and the other a frame Building, situ
ated in Race ftret, between Front and Secend-ftreets;
containing do fen in front, and 75 feet deep, (object to
a gKound-rent of 5!. sterling per annum ; it rents for
72!. per year.
No, 7 Sundry Lotr situated in (he Northern-liberties.
Put of the above Houses, Lot# and Plantations, will
be exchanged, for Wet or Dry Goods, and one year's
credit for the remainder given, if approved by the
owrej8.
N. B. Want'd to purcbafe, Officers and Soldier# de
rrecia^on Certificates, Quarter-matters and Loan-Office
cerfficaw', 'nd State Money. They have prev'ded
proper Stores for the fate of rum, fug^r, tea, coffee,
tobacco, dry poob, and hcufliold furniture. Those
who will pk-fc to favour them w : 'h their commands,
in town or count fhu be ftri&y and faithfully
obeyed; By the Pubhe's humble servants,
R. KOSS and CO.
A Thousand Pounds wanted on good Security.
Apply as above. Philadelphia, Jan. 6.
O^*n Ann's county, Maryland, Nov. ? 8, 1782.
Two Dollars Reward,
Ten Pounds Reward,
FOR SA L E, AT