The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1781-10-25 00:00:00, page 4

FOR SA L E,
Weft-India Rum, French Bran
dy. Sherry Wine, Claret, Lemon Juice, Almonds,
Filberts, and a Variety of EUROPEAN GOODS,
By Lacaze and Mallet,
In Water-street, above Arch-street.
Reed and Forde,
Have, now opened, at the STORE formerly occupied
by Budden, Lawrence, and Company, in Front-street,
two doors above Market-direct,
A ^eat Assortment of MERCHANDIZE,
Which they will fell low for Specie, Bills of Exchange,
or the new Emissions of any of the ftaie.—
Among which are
BEST fuperfine and second Cloths, of white, blue,
green, brown, orange, and Earree colours,
Caffimers of different celoms,
frith and French Linens, Britannian and Dowlafs,
Cotton and linen Checks,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Camblets, Cambletees and Mecklingbergs,
Crapes, Poplins, Medinet# and Brilliants,
A neat variety of yerry fine thread Hole,
Cambricks, Lawns and Kentings,
Catgut and Gauzes,
Best Luteftrings, harfenets and Persians,
Feelongs, Ariamodes' &c. ALS O,
Weft India Rum and Jamaica Spirits by the nog(head,
Mufeovado Sugars,
Coffee in barrels and bags,
Soap and Candies in boxes; with a variety of other ne
cessary Articles.
GEORGE 4 BAKER,
At the SLIP at Atch-ftreet FERRY, Philadelphia,
Has to dispose of by Wholesale and Retail,
For Cafli, or in exchange for Country Produce,
A FEW Pipes Fyall
Wine,
Lisbon Wine,
Fine old Jamaica Spirits,
Weft India Rum,
Country ditto,
Taffia,
French Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Molasses,
Double and single refined
Loaf Sugars, l
White and brown Bex
Sugars,
Mufcovado ditto,
Souchong Tea,
Boftea ditto.
Coffee,
Chocolate,
Bailey,
Rice,
Raifons,
Pepper,
Allspice,
Ginger,
Nutmegs,
Indigo,
Afium,
TO be 3 OLD by the Subscriber,
fa Second.ftreet, one door from the corner of Pine
ftreet,
Best double and Single Gloucester CHEESE,
One boghead of GFN,
Madeira and Lisbon WINE, by the quarter ca& or
gallon,
COFFEE by the bag,
English CLOATHS BRUSHES,
An assortment of TIN WARES, DRY GOODS, &:.
DAVIS BEVAN.
JUST PUBLISHED,
A NEW IMPRESSION of
William Scull's Maps of the
STATE of PENNSYLVANIA.
On a Neat White Paper.
THE late erefted county of Washington, westward
of the Morangahela river is added to ttis edition,
and the Weftera Boundary delineated agreeable to a
Settlement made with the Virginia Commissioners at
Baltimore, in September 1779,
The above Maps may be had at Mr. William Poyn
telTs store in Second Street xar Market street ; and at
Mr. John Limningtwi's, in Second-street above Race
ftreet.
TO BE SO L D,
A two story brick House, in
Second-street, adjoining the City-tavern. Also, a good
frame Building, two Series high, forty four feet in
length, by twenty feet in breadth. For terms apply
to SAMUEL ROWEL.
TO BE SO L D,
A Likely, Healthy Negro Boy,
about 14 years 010, is to serve till he is 28 years old.
Enquire of the Printer.
Philadelphia: Printed and Sold by DAKID C. CLATPO 0L E.
Copperas,
Brimstone,
Chalk,
Rozin,
Tar,
Wheftones,
Pewder and Shot,
Lead,
Fine and coarse Salt,
Mens Shoes,
Writing and Wrapping
Paper,
Cotton,
An Assortment of neat
Iron Castings,
Frying Pans,
Liftfeed Oil,
Indian Corn,
A few Firkin# excellent
Irilh Butter,
Window Glass of 7 by 9,
2 by 10, 9 by is, toby
12, and 12 by 1,, by
the Box, half Box, or
Jess Quantity,
Long and short Pipes by
the Box and Groce, &c.
&c. &c.
TO BE SO L D,
By the Subferiber,
THAT beautiful fituared Farm, called FAIR
VI E W, containing two hundred and sixty fie
acres of land: One hundred acres of which a extraor
dinary good meadow, and well bank'd, having lately
been put into the belt order; another hundred acres
are fit for the plow; and the remaining sixty five are
wood la id about two miles from the house. A beauti
ful two story frame house well finished, forty-four feet
front by thirty-eight feet deep, four rooms on a floor,
with fire places in each, a good garret with four good
rooms fuitihle for Levant, in one of which is a fire
place ; a large entry, ten fee fr by thirty-eight, through
the centre ; four good airy cellars under toe whole,
paved with Stick and separated by lattice, one of them
was designed for a kitchen, having a fire place and oven
in it. A well of good water at the door: a fine fpring
houfe on a never falling ftreim, a few yards from the
house, capable of containing the milk of a large dairy ;
barn, stables, cow-boufe with halls for twenty-fix cat
tle, cyder-house, two large sheds, barracks, coach, house,
granary, corn cribs, &c. two fine orchards of between
two and three hundred apple-trees ; one of them contain
ing about ninety tree, is in its prime, and the other
began to bear this feafop: pe?ch orchard, pears, plumbs
and cherries of the,beft kind ; a good garden near the
house. The whole underwood fence, with cedar and
rails.
This plantation is situated in a good neighbourhood,
on the river Delaware, and on the great road from Phi
ladelphia foiNew-York; nineteen miles from Philadel
phia, half a mile from the borough of Bristol, and one
mile from Burlington in New-Jerley. for farther par
ticulars enquire of the fubferib:r on t^e premises.
JOHN CLARK.
To be Let, A
LARGE convenient TAVERN, situated on the east
fide of Third street, near Arch-street, known by
the name of the Bunch of Grapes; with two parlou r,
seven chambers, a large dancing room, two garrets,
two kitchens, with a house at the end of the let, and
stables for thirty horses. For further particulars en
quire of Ms. BINGHAM, in Pine street, near £t.
Peter's Church.
Two Half-Johanneses Reward.
Q AN-AWAY from Wright'e-Ferry, Sufauehana, A
" Negree MAN, named JACOB, ,about 24 years of
age, 5 ''"> 6 ° r 7 inches high: Had on when he
went away, a white cloth jacket, tow trowiers and
linen fhict, a half-worn felt hat and old shoes ; he is a
stout made fellow, and very bow-legged, fays he is a
ropemater by trade; he was taken in a vessel belong
ing to the enemy off Egg-Harbour, hft winter or
spring, and was fold out of Monmouth jail ; it is like
ly he will try to get cn board of some vessel, as he has
been some time at sea ; he was lately fold by Yost
Drie&ck to William Bryan. Whoever secures the
said Ncgioe, so that hie master may get him again,
ffiall hive the above Reward. WILLIAM BRYAN.
N B The Reward will be paid in Philadelphia, by
RICHARD GLOSSOCK.
Three Dollars Reward.
STOLEN or strayed off the Commas, near the old
Center-house, last Tuesday n ; ght, A Black MARE,
§ years old, about 14 hands high, branded on 4e
mounting &ould<r with a heart and a croft in if, ffie
pares and trots, and lifts her fe t remarkably high and
is food all round. Whoever will bring her 10 the fun
ic i >er, at the Middle-ferry Bridge, (hall receive the
reward and reasonable charges.
JOSEPH OGDEN.
To be dijpofed of,
A large quantity of Scaffold Poles,
One dozen of elegant Urns, proper for decorating any
public Bull ing, and a number of smaller ditto. Also
12 Pi'daiir, with carved capitals, eight of which wou'd
feuni a beautrul lummer.boule,of an o&agon figure, and
the other 4 an cq ^1 right angled or cblong (quare.
There is likewift a quantity of rail and baliufters, plain
and carved modelions, proportioned nearly to the height
of x 7 feet, some final! rope, and sundry other articles.
Apply to THOMAS NEVELL.
gNew-Jerfey, Midlefex County.
DY virtue of a writ of Fiere Facias to me
directed, iflaed out of the Supreme Court of the
state of New-Jerfev, at the suit of Richard and Peter
Footmen, against William Calvert, administrator of al!
and lingular the goods and chatties, lands & tenements
of and belonging unto Elias Bland, deceased :I have feiz
ed and taken one boule and lot of land in possession of
David Decamp; one other house and lot of land in
poffeffi >n of Mathias If&on; one other lot of land
lying in common ; all lituate in Perth- Amboy ; all®
a house and lot of about 30 acres of land, where the
said Elias Bland use to dwell, together with so acres
of fait meadow, in poffeffen of James Kinsey ; allo
tvo fraall houses and about 1, reres of land in posses
sion of Stephen Flood; also one yellbw-houfe and lot
of land, situate in Spank Town, the latter all within
the township of Woodbridge. All which I (hail ex
pose at publick file, on Monday the sth day of No
vember next, at the house of William Marriner, inn
holder in New-B'uniwick, between the hours of twelve
and five o'clock in the afternoon ; all such, that intend
becoming purchasers, may view the premiffes before
the day of sale.
September 4th, 17^1. JOHN PIATT, Sheriff.
Burlington Pork,
H >gs Lard in kegs,
S onrih Brovn and Yellow
Oker in kegs,
P pper,
Laval Linens,
Superfine Broad cloths of
different colours,
Shalloons,
B ack Serge Denim, Satti
net, and Everlastings,
B ackC^llimanco,
Orange colour and white
Chinese Ribbons.
Black and white Modes,
B'ack half ell Paduafoy,
Pink coloured ell wide Per
sians,
Crimson Cotton Velvets,
Womens lamb and kid
Mitts,
Sc ? rff Twist of different
colours,
Fine white Threads,
Book Muslin and Gauze
Handkerchiefs,
White Barcelona ditto,
A few pieces of double
purple Calicoes, and e
legant Furniture Cot
tons,
KAIGHN and ATTMORE,
At their S TORE in S cond-ftreet, near the Biptift Meet
ing-Hcufe, ba v e for SALE,
Six Silver Dollars Reward.
ST RAYED or stolen on the 7th of September
last, off the Commons of this city, from the Sub
scriber living in Fifth street near Spruce-street; two
MARES, the one a bay with a Ige blaze in her face,
and never was docked, and was branded on her near
Moulder but dull to be fern, (he is about ten or eleven
years old, thirteen and half haid. high and a natural
troter; the other a grey, qute blind, about thirteen
and a half hanari high, a natural pacer. Whoever takes
up said Marts and brings them home or feenres them,fo
that the owner may gst them again, (ball have the
above retard, viz. four for the bay Mare and two fi
ver DOLLARS for the crey, and all reasonable charges
paid by SAMUEL DICKINSON.
October 18, 1781.
FOR SA L E,
The Schooner Rambler,
As she now lays at Morton's wharf ; she is Virginia
built, fails remarkably faft, and carries about 260 bar
rels of flour. For terms apply to
080. 5. JOHN PURVIANCE.
Twenty Silver Dollars Reward.
RAN away, last night, from Mount-Royal Forge,
near Baltimore-Town, a MULATTO Slave na
med WILL, twenty, wo years of age, 5 feet Bor , in
ches high ; he is a sensible well-made fellow, has been
used to farming, but these twelve months past has work'd
in a forge, at a finery ; had on, when he went aw
a felt hat, old greyifh coloured coat, black cldth ,r
flannel jacket, country-linen shirt and trousers, a pair
of pumps, with r arrow rim'd silver buckles. Whoever
feeures said fellow, so that he may be had again, flfell
have, if taken in the county, Ten Dollars, and if out
of the county, the above reward, and reasonable char
ges, if brought home, paid by
Sept. 25. JAMES FRANKLIN.
N, B. He lately cut one of his ankles with an ax,
which is not quite healed up.
Goods fold on Commission by
Peter Lohra and Co.
At tteir SIORE, the North Weft corner of Arch
aup Water-streets Thofswho may pUafe to favour
tbem A tu their commands, may depend on punctual
tit, care an! dispatch.
ALSO to be SOL D,
A sorrel Colt, three years old,
A natural pacer, furtable for a woman's hackney,
And a genteel Chariot, almost new.
TO BE SOL D, A
Healthy, likely, Negro Wench,
about 28 years of age, a very good cook, can waffi,
iron, tpin, and clean house, is fit for either town or
country ; foe is sober and honest. The reason for her
'eing fold will be given candidly. Enquire of the
Printer.
To be Let for a Term of Years,
The Merchant Mills in Bristol,
on the Dela^ire, containing three pa r of St-nes, with
a Dweling Hr.rt'e and a Let of firn acres The cha
ff &er of theft: Mills and advantage: u» situation, being
ony so miles from Pirilaielphn, r? so well known
a; to render a particular description urneccHrty. No
<greem:nts will be made for a month, that thole at
a distance m^y have an opportunity of applying to the
fu scriber in Philadelphia.
September i. JOHN MEASE.
Fine Linen Stripes,
Shirt Buttons,
A small Anchor, with an
iron S otk, suitable for a
fhallop,
Two elegant hrafs hanging
Comp^ffes for mips cab
bins,
Sundry Stih suitable for a
A large Screw Jack for
flowing fhios holds,
Black Lead Pencils,
Small Pins,
Silk Knee Garters of vari
ous colours,
Striped Waistcoat But
tons,
Bees Wax,
Jesuits Bark in bottles,
A Copper Still of about
50 gallons, with a Worm
luitable,
Iron Pots, Kettles, and
C^rt Boxes,
Cun Flints,
Cinnamon,
Japanned Plate Warmers,
A large quantity cf Log
wood to be fold by th#
ton.