The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1781-01-13 00:00:00, page 4

Also, A Quantity of Gunpowder.
Imported and to be lold, By
Joliah Hewes,
In Chefnut street, a few Bags of Allspice, Madeira
Wine, W«ft India Rum, Su ar, &c.
TO BE SO L I), BY-
Andrew and James Caldwell,
W^A INDIA Rum, genuip' F ench Bratdy, Gm,
' in cases, Bohea Tea, Allum, Copperas, Brim
stone, White Lead in kegs, first and bar Lead, Shot,
Gunpowder, Tin in box's, Window GaG, in by g
Qnn m>n, Jesuit's Bark, Englilh Cefe, M ns Shoe>,
Needles, a few crates Ea thern Wr, a neat affort
men, of Silks, a few pieces of Calimancoes and Du
rants, Sail Canvas.
-6=017 D-^L-EA^fT
A few books of the very heft quality, just imported
from Paris
Also, Fine and coarse Linens, Brittanri^, Ribbands,
Threads, Tapes, Pins, &c. &c.
TO BE SOLD
By John Duffield,
At his store in Water-street, near Market street.
Just Importe 1 f om Europe and the Weft Indies, and
TO BE SOL D, BY
Mordecai Lewis,
In Second-ftrect, near Spr ce street, a Vuiet, of DRY
GOODS : Am>ngff which art,
BROADCLOTHS, Blankets, worsted
Stockings, a large flntme't' f white Linens, Ger
man Ozu brigs, Raven's Duel, Checks, dimark Ta
blecloths and Napkins, Cimt rick , Calicoes, quarto
Writing-paper, an clegart Tea ab e Sett of China, &c.
He has, also, for Sale,
A few chests of B)hea Te , Madeira Wine, by the pipe
or quarter c. Ik, Claret, Port, L fbon and Si e ry, in
bottles.
CROSSCUT, whip,
~ pannel, tennon and
compass laws,
l^fps ,
Files,
Chiffels,
Gouges,
Plaining Irons,
Desk, pew, chest and HL
Hinges,
Square nob'd Latches with
Bolts,
Thumb ditto,
Belt spring Sok-Locks,
Chest and Padlocks,
Screws,
Augers,
Spike Gimlets,
Tap and bung Borers,
Hammers and Pinchers,
Carpenter's Squares and
Compasses,
Saw Setts,
Cooper's Vices and Com#
passes,
Dawiing-Bitts,
Marking and pincking
Irons,
(Afters,
Hooks,
Cheese Tasters,
Plaiftering Trowels,
lyln and womens swivel
Stirrups,
Sn fflz Bitts,
Common ditto,
Spades and Shovels,
Iron Cand'efticks,
Bellowfes,
Shovels and Tongs,
Cha.ffi.g Diffies,
Razors and Sciffars,
Ivory Combs,
TO BE SOLD, BY
Peter and Jacob Kuhn
At their St*re the north fide of Market street, midway
between Fourth and Fifth flicetr
Any such may meet with Encouragement, by applying
to Mr. JACOB HILTZHEIMER, in Philadelphia,
or to SAMUEL MILES, D QM
For Pennsylvania.
AS taken u, the 2.3 d of November last, a.<ark
' V Brown COW, about 11 or 12 years old, both the
ends of her horns sawed off, and calved at the fubferi
ber's house the fame day she came. Whoever claims
the said Cow,and proves his property, and paying
charges, shall have her again,by applying to the sub
scriber, living in Paffyunk township:
Dec. 19, 178% JOHN SIMON.
WANTED Immediately, n PUBLIC SERVICE,
A Number of Good
Waggon DRIVERS.
Philadelphia: Printed and Sold by DAPID C- CLAPPOOLE,
Penknives,
Cerkfcrews,i
Shoe, knee and waistband
Buckles,
Elegant plaited Candle
flicks,
Ditto, Snuffers with cases,
Dto Salts.
Jappaned Tea Urns,
Ditto Salvers, &c. &c. &c.
A L S O,
Broadcloths and Ctffimers,
Cambricks nnd L wns,
Coarse and fine Lines,
Chintzes and chintz Coun
terpains,
Humhums.
Painted Sukt and Taffe
ties,
Mantuas, Peelongs, Per
bans and Sarinct.
Sewing Silk,
Threads and Tapes,
Bia kLace and Edging,
Spriged lawn Apons,
Black and white Gauze,
Mens and womens Gloves,
Cane H tts,
Towelin Di-per,
pars and D inilies,
Bandana and cambrick
Handkerchiefs,
Si k and worsted Breeches
Patterns,
Hair for Chair Bottoms,
Brass Nails for d to,
Yard and half yard wide
Carpeting, &c. &c &c.
ALS O, Madeira W:ne,
Spirits and Run by t:e
Ho (head or Quarter
^fk.
To compleat Lieut. Col. Lee's Legion.
Tie sum con.r*.&M so. by m, agreeable to an a& of
the leg flature of Maryland, will bi tpaid oy the Trea
surer 0 that state, in specie, or the value thereof in
current money at the t me fixed when the bargain is
m de, with interest from the day of purchase.
A. M'L AN E, Capt. Partte. Legion.
December 10, 1780
At toeir STORE in Front ftteet, a few doors above
Market-street,
For Cash or Bills of Exchange on Europe
or the Weft Indies,
The following A R TICLE S, viz.
pINE and coarse Cloths,
Several bales of Blankets,
Broad and narrow white Swanikins,
White and blue Halfthicks,
Mens, womens and childless worsted Hole,
Ditto, ditto cotton and thread Hose,
A few pieces of fine Holland,
Black Lace.l
Al rge quantity of I rown and white coarse Threads,
Mens and womens white kid Gloves,
Cam ri.ks and Lawns,
Fine Threads and feeing Silks,
A variety of H.d Ware,
Aid a number of fine Wire Sieves for meal.
SEVER A.L
Chests of Carpenter's Tools,
W A S taken up trefp-ffing in a Meadow Lot, in
vv .Love lane, near the P-ffyunk road, A Strawber
ry toan HORSE, about 12 hands a nd a half high, nei
ther brand nor ear mark, the nearhoof of his fare-foot
hr ke. Whoever has loft the fame, by proving pro
perty and paying charges, may have him again, by ap
plying to THOMAS SIMONDS, Silk dver, near
Peter Hegnei's Dec. 19, 1780.
Imported in the last Vessels from Europe
and the Weft Indies, and
TO BE SOLD, BY
Budden, Lawrence & Co.
his LIKENESSES,
Paints Miniature and Creon Pictures
Of all forts, at a very rtyonable Price. Enquire at
Mr. VOOGEL's, Taylor, in Arch-street, near the
French Consul's.
Stopped, Supposed to be Stolen,
A light-horseman's Saddle, with a
leather girth and rings behind the feat, taken from a
defers.
A Gardener is wanted, immedi
atel, to work and manage a Gaden a little way out
of town. Any person desirous and capable of such aq
undertaking, will meet with good encouragement b,
app 1 ? !U7t) tie Printers, or at the Houle of the French
CONSUL, in Ar h street.
Benjamin January, Bookbinder,
In bront-ftreet, nearly opposite the Coffee-houfe,
The Maryland Del wane, Virginia and North-Carolina
Austin Florimont, Limner,
Lately arrived in this city ; who is peculiarly happy in
A small black Horse, about fix or seven years old,
tak<n irom a deserter, fays from the Southward.
Two silver handle 1 knives and forks, one knife mark
ed with a crest like a dove.
Six silver tea (,00ns, marked L. K. H.
One fiver table spoon, marked H. A. found upon
a BritUh deserter from New-York. Enquire of Juitice
FLEes 0 N, Philadelphia.
By William Mentz,
In R?ce.ft eet, at Mr. Throws Bradford's Book store
in M?iket street, and Mr. William Woodhoufe's in
Front-dreet,
The Gentleman and Lady's
Pocket Memorandum-Book
And ALMANACK, with the addition of a Letter
ed e : t e who e comprehended in a neat pocket vo
lume bound n tel leather; containing, besides a
number of u eui Tables, two p ges of ruled paper
for every week divided into proper columns for eve
ry day in the year, for keeping accounts, memoran
dums, &c. &c.
AND EPHEMERIS,
For the Year of Our LOR D, 1781.
of the bft kiad, vry neatly assorted,
Ditto, ditto of Cooper's ditto,
A ch ft o r coarse H. ts, bound,
Several h ft of Medicines, very neatly assorted.
Wanted Immediately,
A few strong, able-bodied
HOR S E S,
Jult PUBLISHED, and to be SOLD,
Indatge or small Quantities, By
ALMANAC K,
Just Published, and to b# Sold,
Just PUBLISHED and To be SOLD, b,
JOHN DUNLAP,'
At hi Printing-Office in Market street,
FATHER ABRAHAM'S ,
ALMANA C K,
For the YEAR of Our LORD, i,Bf.
'T 1 H E Auditors of Public Accounts for
1 this state have removed their office to
the south-west corner of Front and Chef
nut-ffreets.
70 BE SOLD,
A Quantity of WOOD,
ftandin,, three mHrs from the city, on this fide of
Schuylkill. Enquire of the . Printers.
fHE fubferiber has, in his peffeffion, ad ft Brindle
1 COW with a white head and four white feet, a
white ft^ak ac r oss her Moulders : He is in d&hbt whe
ther foe is his property or not : Therefore gives Notice,
that if any perfun will come and prove his property,
paging charges, may take her away.
HENRY SCHRIVER, in Eighth street.
Philadelphia, Dec. 29 1780.
TO BE S O 1737™
A PLAN FATION, lituate, A on New. Hanover town
fliip. Pnilsddphia county, 33'm les from this ci
ty, on the swamp road to Reading, containing 106
acres, w th good buildings add under good fence, with
go'd proportion of meadow and orchard: Also, a
HOUSE in eond street near Pine-street. Enquire of
ROBERT STEVENSON, in Second street, a little be
low tie Market; who will receive Bills of Exchange
upon France in Payment.
C' AME to the fubferiber's stable, in
, Strawberry a'ley, the 24'h of December last, an
iron gray Mare, thirteen hands high and about three
years old. The owner is desired to come, prove hit
property, pay cht es, and tke h r away, within three
weeks, otherways {he will b€ fll to pay charges
ELIZABETH SUTTER.
Philadelphia, January sth, 1781.
RUN away from the fubferiher, in the morning of
' the 4th instant, a Negro man nemed Sharp, about
nineteen years of age, five fiet some inches high ; had
on when he went away, a red waistcoat, without a coat,
a ftr'ped fliirt with white patches, a pair of old leather
breeches, a pa : r of white yarn stockings, a pair of half
worn (hoes, with a pair o' plated buckles : he frequent
l, beat the drum last summer tor the militia. Who
ever takes up the ftid Nig 0, and secures him Co that his
m (hr may have him agin (hall have ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS iewtal, if tken in the city ; and if tken
in any other part, TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS,
with reasonable charges, paid by
N. B. Those adventurers in the third class of the Lot
terv, who choose to renew their Tickets in the fourth
class, are rqlifted not todef r their application for ther
renueal, as the burry of the business will be such towards
the close of the time limited, (if the adventurers Ihould
delay their application) that many persons may be ex
cluded.
Philadelphia, November 29, 1780.
THE Managers hereby give Notice to all perfont,
who hive purchased Tickets in the third class,
in this city, that they are now ready to renue
the fame in the fourth class. All tickets not renewed
n fix weeks from this date, will be the property of th^
United States.
TO BE LE T T,
THE HOUSES, WHARFF and STORES, now
in the tenure of Mr. John Meafr ; ale the House
and Stores, at present occupied by rn ffieurs Bun
ner, Murray and Co- for terms app!y to De Subscri
ber, who b?s sundry LOTTS of PASTURE GROUND,
in excellent fence, adjoining the South-street of this
city, and a FARM in Roxborough townfhin, to btt;
likewise a quantity of WOOD to dispose of, Rand,rag.
at nine miles and an half distant from the c tv.
SAMUEL POWEL.
Philadelphia, December 23, 1780.
Eight Hundred Dollars Rewards
WAS stolen last nisht out of the stable of the sub
scriber, living i> Abington township, Philadel
phia county, a B ! ack HORSE, four years old last firing,
about 15 h>.nds high, Him made, good courage, has a:
blaze in his forehead, a spot on the right fide vith a
few grey hairs come by the faddie, one white hind so t,
he has net been docked, a natural trot'er. Whoever
takes up said horse and thief, and f<cute& them fe that
the owner may have the horse again (hall have the
above reward, or four hundred dollars, for the horfe
only, and reasonable charges pnid, by
PETER TYSON.
in Race firert between Third and Fourth ft eets.
N, B. All meters of vessels and ethers are fervid
to I.at hour or carry himeff, at their peril.
United States Lottery-Office,
JOHN M'CORMICK,