The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1781-06-14 00:00:00, page 4

Port •' Philadelphia, Fennfylvznia, ff„
To ALL whom it may concern.
NOTICE is h reby given that a Court of Ad
miralty will be held, at the Hae house, in the
city of Philadelphia, on Thursday the fourteenth of
Jure i^ftant, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, for the
tril of the brigantine or viffel called the ALLDAY,
burthen about ninety tons, lately commanded by Ti
mothy Seward, taken at lea, sent into this port, and
libelled a^ainft as priz\ by Phineas Eldridge, (qui
tarn, &c.) to the end that the owner or owners, or
any persons concerned therein, may appear and (hew
cause, if any they have, why a decree should net pass,
purfiunt to the prayer of the libel, &c.
By Older of the Judge,
June 11, i;3i. JAMES READ, Rrg.
Port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ff.
To ALL whom it may concern.
NOTICE i: hereby given, That a Court o. Ad
miralty will be hid at the Statehouse, on Thurs
day the fourteenth of June instant, at ten o'clock in
the Forenoon, for the Trial of the Sioop or V^ffel call
ed the CORNWALLIS, burihen about twenty tons,
Ja^ly commanded by Jeremiah Batiet, taken at tea,
sent into this Pert, and libelled against as Prize, by
John M'Nachrane, (qui tarn, &c.) To the end, that
the owner or owners, or any prnms concerned therein,
may appear and (h.w cause, if ^ny they have, why a
Decree (hould not.pats purtaint to the prayer of the
libel, &c. By Order of the Judge,
June it. JAMES READ, Register.
VOHEA TEA, window glass 7 by 9,
8 by 10, and 9 by it, French brandy, nails, zod.
32 d. 10 d. 2d. 6d. and 4d. Grenada Rum of ex
cellent quality, coarse linens, fheeiing, white and co
loured kid gloves, and a'very fine assortment of mus.
iins,
TO BE SOL D,
By SAMUEL INGLIS & Co.
Kaighn and Attmore,
Have for SALE, at their Store in Market-street, the
corner of La^titia-court, the following Articles#
IX7 E ST-I NDI A Rum in hoglheads,
▼ ' Madeira Wine of an excellent quality in quai
ier-cafks, Cyder in hogfh ads, Burlington Hams in
barrels, Hogi-Lzrd in firkins, Spanish Brown in calks
of about 300 weight, Spinach Brown ground in oil, in
kege of about 30 weight, Yellow Oaker groun I in oil,
in kegs cf t! e like weight, fine and coarse S?lt, Cin
namon, Jesuits Bark in the quil, Jesuits Bark, in hot
ties pulverifed, jappaned Plate Warmer, twoehgant,
br^fq hanging Comp. ffes for ships cabbing, Deep-sea
Lines for founding, China Sauce beats, white and
buff C ffimers, yard wide and 5-quarter Mullins, In
dia Nankeens, plain and mafqued B ngals, fuperfine
Cordusroys, an Assortment of figured Ribbands, 4d
and 6d Ferret, merit and womens thread and cotton
Hose, Longee and Bandana Handkerchiefs, best scars
Twlft, death r head and needle-work Buttons, silk Knee
Carters of all colours, Pins and Needles, printed Jean
and cut Velvet Jacket Patterns, white Durants and
Rattinets, Calicoes, Dutch Ovens, iron Pots and Ket
tles of most sizes. Skillets, Cart Boxes, &c.
ALS O, A large Quantity of LOGWOOD, to be
Sold by the Ton.
™T O BE SOL D,
By the fubferiber, on the east fide of Second-street,
below Union-street, and one door from the corner
of Pine-street, the following goods, viz.
IRifh mefs^beef in tierces, barrels, and
half-barrels, pork in half barrels, extraordinary
good ; Madeira wine by the pipe, hogshead or gala&,
Liftun ditto, by the hogshead, quarter-calk, or gallon,
coffee, tea and sugars by whobfale and retail, English
soap by ditto, ditto, Scotch fnuff, manufactured in
Glrfgow, a quantity of tin ware, japan'd and plair,
English eloaths and fcrubhing brushes, English made
sailors jackets, butchers drawers and shirts, ffioes and
hats, fine and coarse callicoet, handkerchiefs, flock
ings and threads, Tully garters, a few firkins cf butter,
and sundry other goods not here mentioned
DAVIS BEVAN.
N. B. Likenife a very fine Family Chair Horse,
five years eld.
^Wanted, immediately, A number of good
Waggon " Drivers,
For His Most Christian Majesty's Army
in America ; a considerable part of this Army is com
posed of Germans. Any Persons qualified for this
£e.vice, and will engage for one year, by applying to
SAMUEL MILES, in Philadelphia, colonel PHILIP
MARSTELLER, at Lebanon, in Lancaster county,
or to RICHARD MILES, in Reading, Bicks county,
will receive Four Hard Dollars as a Bounty, and be
entitled to Eight Dollars per Month, which will also
be paid in Hard Money. Jure 5.
TO BE SO L D,
A Fair of stout, high bred
Toang Horjes,
Now in the hands of the breeder. Alf% A good
PORTMANTEAU HORSE, which goes web in a
Carriage ; and may be seen at the Indian Queen any
time this week. June 4.
Philadelphia; Printed and Sold by DAVID C. CLA TPOOLE.
Fijhing Tackle
Of all forts, for U ( e or cither SEA or RIVER,
MADE and SOLD
By Edward Pole,
In Market street, near theCourt house, Philadelphia,viz.
Red ceder, dogwood, hickory
and other filing Rods, of various forts and sizes, either
plain or ringed; hair, silk, and hemp Lines of any
length, either for fly : trolling or bottom fifoing, all rea
dy fitted; Deepfeask for sea or river, compleat ; Trim
mers for pike filhing ; a variety of cork Floats, with
either swan or goose Qrills; silk worms Gut, Weed
and Indian : grafs; Leads of various patterns; best
watch spring, kerb, and common Fifidog Hooks of all
sizes )either leofe or ready hung on tik, hair, or Ind^-
an-gr2.fr; casting Mennew, lending and scoop Netts,
with a great variety of ether Fishing T.ckle.
Any Gentlemen going, on parties cf fifhing, either
to Black-Point, sea, river, or any other place, may be
completely furnished, or have Tackle made of any
particular kind or pattern, on a very (hort notice.
N. B. As he has a very' general and compleat .Af
fortme t of the very best kind of Fishing Tackle, he
flatten himfelf he is able to serve the Public with bet
t r Tackle, and on as low terms as any other in the
city. A L S O,
Two fifliing Seines to be ex
changed for Wood or other Country Produce.
Also, to be Sold, a Variety of
Military Stores,
For Privateers and other armed Vessels, such as,
Rammers, Sponges, Worms and Ladles,
Sheepskins, Priming-wires and Bitts, round and double
headed Cannon Shot, musket and cahnen Cartrigdes,
musket and cannon Cartridge Boxes, Budge Barrels,
Cutlafles, Boarding Pikes, Poll Axes, Formers Grape
Shot ready made up, Li^ftock^, False fire Stocks,
Mtch Rope, Spunge Nails. Powder Horns, Lanthetns,
Handcuff's, Spiking Mallets, Gunners Handfoikrs,
Brimftane, Boathooks, Marlingfpikes, Padlocks, Lamp
black, Linseed Oil, Loglines and Reels, Muskets and
Piftoh, Oil Flints, Drums arid Fifes, Twine, Marling
and Sail Needles and Palms, hand arid deepfea Lines,
Hand Pumps, Tallow, Tar, and Paint Brushes, Mops,
Tinder Boxe% Tin Quarts, Pints, Halfpints, &c.
Black Jacks, Coffee Pots, Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans,
Spoons, Diffies, Bowls, Platters, Mess Kids and Cans,
Fryingpans, Gridirons, Flefhforks, Ladles, Knives
and Forks, Steelyards, &c. of &11 forts, &c. &c. &:.
ALSO, Carpenters, Coopers, and Arf
mourers TOOLS of all forts: With a great 'Variety
of ether Articles suitable for Shipping.
All Orders, for any of the above Articles, will be
carefully attended te and pun&ually complied with.
Four Hard Dollars Reward.
RAN-AWAY from the fubfriber, an apprentice
boy, named HENRY CRAVER, a taylor by
trade, about 5 feet a inches high, about 1S years of
age, of a pale complexion, pock-marked, short black
hair : Had on and took with him, a caftor hat, most
n?w, a round ditto, light coloured doth coat, a blue
double breasted jacket with sleeves, a light blue ditto
without sleeves, a fwanfkins ditto, one pair of woolen,
and ore pair of tow trowfers, one pair of linen breeches,
t^o home made linen shirts, and one white one, one
pair of cotton, and one pair of woolen flockings, a
pair of new shoes with pinch beck buckles. Who
ever takes up said apprentice, and brings him home,
shall receive the above reward from John Specht,
near the Draw bridge.
N. B. All matters of vessels and others, are forbid
to carry him off at their peril. May 27, 1781.
A-g^teT-pH&TON;
And a PAIR of
Handsome Grey Geldings,
About Fifteen Hands high, To be SOLD. Enquire
of th? Printer. June 6.
WHEREAS the agents for confifeated estates, for
YV the county of Berks, have advertised for sale, on
the |Bih instant, a certain tra& of land, situated in the
towrihip of He deiberg, and county aforefaid, known
by the name of the Big Spring Tra&, confide ing the
fame as the late property of Andrew Alien: This ad
vertisement is to give Notice to all persons who have
any intention cf becomir g purchasers, that the title to
rhe said estate is vested in the children of the laid An
d ew Alien, as legatees of their grand father, William
Alien, E'q; dectafed, and that their title will be main
tained agiinft ^ny purchaser, in due form of law.
June 7th, 1781. ' S. Allen.
WANTED a good coachman, who also under
stands something of gardening; and a tioufe
Servant. Enquire of the fainter.
DRT GOODS,
To be Sold, reasonable for Cash, By
Samuel Lewis Wharton,
At his Store, the fifth door north of the corner of
Wrinu-ltert, in Water-street; Confining of the fol
lowing Articles.
AN elegant Assortment of plain and
figured Silks,
Tamboured and silk knit Vests,
Black silk breeches Patterns,
Sewing Silk of different colours.
Silk Umbrelloes,
Plain and figured Ribbands,
Blood lace, Gauzes, cap Wire,
Chintzes,
Manchester Mullins,
Cotton and thread Stockings,
Linen Jeans,
White and coloured Threads,
Pins, plated shoe and knee Bucklefy
Fqlio and quarto writing Paper, *
Wafers and Sealing wax,
ALSO, A handsome Assortment of Cambrf&Fp
A few English Saddles, Bridles, FufiU, Pistols, E^r^
iron,
A neat London made chamber Clock,
An elegant, rich, velvet, embroidered Ca/bion, &c. for
a pulpit, desk, and communion table ; the whole fi
nifhed in the newest fashion, and deigned for a
church in tie United States.
George Kline, Printer,
In Front-street, near Arch street, Philadelphia,
D EGS leave to inform the Public, that
he will furnifh Gentlemen (in town er country)
with any one, or all of the NEWS-PAPERS printed ia
this city, by the Month, Quarter or Year ; and also
Post riders, Stage-men or others, who may w;nt Pa
pers for th rir Employers in the country, and will call
on him, may always be Applied with the fame.
N. B. The utmost Attention will be paid td Letters
on rhis Business, the Expence of which letters he experts
will be defrayed before they come to hit hands#
Said K LIN E has for Sale, on the most reasonable
terms, a large and general Assortment of German and
English Schoo! Books, Stationary, &°. Amon^ft which
are, GER MAN BOOKS.
Qiarto Bibles neatly bound, Teflamentz, Prefbvtfr
rian Hymn Books, Lutheran Ditto, Pilfers, Frelby
terian and Lutheran Catechisms, Frelbykran and Lu
theran ABC Books, £c. &c. &c.
ENGLISH BOOKS.
Bibbs, Testaments, Dilworth's Spelling Book#, Frim^
mers, Pfalterz.
STATIONARY.
Blank Books of all forts, Writing and Wrapping
Paper by the Ream or Quire, Best black and red Ink
Powder, Playing Cards, Slate: and Slate Pencils, Seal
ing Wax, Large and fm 11 Wafers, Best Qrills,. Blue
and white Pafttboard, Bert Black lead Pencils, Wills
and Powers. Shipping Bills, &c. &c.
He also gives the highest Price for clean Linen or
Cotton RAGS, in Paper Money or Specie.
tf^HE Partnership of PENINGTONS and SCHAF
[ FERS having been diffolved,.and the fubferiber
being desirous of disposing of the Sugar he bat on
hand hereby informs the Public, that he b%s a Quan
tity of good single refined LOAF SUGAR, and ano=
ther fort, of a superior Quality, which he will fell on
low terms for ready menzy.
June 8. EDWARD PENINGTON.
WHEREAS I, some time since, bound my son,
JAMES ROGERS, a bey of about right years
old, to WILLIAM KIRKWOOD, Buttonrarker, of
Philadelphia, sot seven years, on condition of his net
being carried more than four mihsfrom the city- And
whereas the said Kirkwood has unlawfully carried off
my Son, supposed to be to Virginia. He is a middle
aged man, tall and slim made. TEN HARD DOL
LARS will be given to anv person who will bring the
fcid Boy to DAVID WILKINS, Shoemaker, in Cher
ry-alley, who is directed to receive him it brought
ba k, and will give many thanks to the person who
will be so kind as to aid the cause cf an injured parent
' MARY ROGERS.
Five Hundred Pounds,
In Gold or Silver, wanted on Interest;
AN Y person having the above sum, or any part
thereof, may let it on interest upon the following
terms and fecuritie# ; a bond be'aring'legal interest, to
be paid in gold and silver, here or in AnJU-Jam or
Paris, at the option 0/ the lender ; the p # n:.:y double
the value in wheat. The money will be t^km for any
time not left th<n one year, and. will be ma:c %^;b'.6
only upon three months previous notice in wri^rag be.
i n g given by the lender, so that the payment m<y al
ways be prevented by witholding the notice: am un
exceptionable mortgage will be given, and rory ether
Security which shall be required. The borrowers,
time may be kno^n by application to the Printer, and
the apfliirs will not be known unless they apprh^of
lending the money after hearing who the £^^^^
s. June s.
CAME to the plantation of George Gray, in 3lo£&-
1, townfop, P iladelphia county,afoot f^^etc
a ß°, a young B.v MARE, with a torii bh ze d^a
her face. Toe owner is defined to come, peeve hiz
property, and take her away.