The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-05-01 00:00:00, page 4

Hewes & Anthony,
Have tor SAL E, at th ir STORE the north fide of
Chefnut-ftreet whaiff,
SUPERFINE and fecood Broadcloths of different
colours, with suitable Trimmings; a Variety of
excellent yard wide ' Gauze*, an elegant Assort
ment o, tamboured fix quarter and other Muffins, Di
mities, Marfeilh Quilting, Alamodes, Calimancoes,
Barcelona Handkerchiefs, sewing Silks, silk Stockings,
green Tea, fyeimaceti Candles, French Brandy, tan
ner* Oil, and a Parcel of neat framed Slates. April 8.
A QUANTITY OF
Choice Weft India RUM
TO BE SOL D, By
Mordecai Lewis & Co.
In Second-street near Spruce-street.
Imported in the lalt vessels from Europe, and to be
Sold by
Reed & Ford,
At their store, in Front-street, two doors above the
Market,
A N elegant assortment of Dry Goods; also Molaf
f^s in hogsheads and tierces, Spermaceti and
Spermaceti Candles in boxes, a few calks of Indigo,
Sheet Lead, &c.
N. B. Flour, tobacco, or tobacco notes, bar
iron ftite and continental fecuritfes, the honourable
financier's notes, and paper currency of any of the
flues, are received in payment.
Just imported and to be fold by Andrew
and James Caldwell, a large assortment of
dry goods, Weft-India rum, French bran
dy, Madeira wine, tin in casks, allum, cop
perafs, white lead ground in oil, red lead,
lead in sheets and pigs, shot, gun powder,
fail canvas, cinnamon, Havana sugars, and
sundry other articles.
TO BE SOLD AT
"John Compty's Store
In Second-street near Arch-street, two
doors from the George tavern, a large
assortment of
ME R CHANDI Z E,
Too numerous to mention ; lately imported
from France.
V—HEREAS Mr. Guillerde Mondoucet>
VV a French gentleman Iron Nogeat le Rotrou,and
supposed to be now on the contin< nt of North-Ameri
ca; is become biir to a very cor fiderable Fortune in
France, by the demise of his parents : This is to de
ine any perfoo or prions who ma, have heard of the
iaid Mr. Guilder, to inform Messrs. LACAZE and
MALLET, merchants in Philadelphia, by letter or
olhrrwife, what is become of him, whether h^ be dead
or living. All information concerning the laid Mr.
Guilder will be thankfully received, by
Philad. Feb. 4 . LACAZE and MALLET.
Lacaze and Mallet,
At their STORE in Water-ftrett, between Arch and
' Race-streets.
Have for Sale, an Elegant
Assortment of Dry Goods,
Lately Imported in the last Vessels from France :
Also, Good English Mufquets.
French Army Bills of Exchange,
At THIRTY Days Sight, °
FOR SAL E, BY
John Chaloner.
Made and Sold by the Subscriber,
Wholefals and Retail,
TP IN-Ware, Frying-Pans:
alio to be fold, Waiters of different sizes, neat
ly finished, Pewter-Ware, Knives and Forks, &c.
JOHN BATES, in Third-street,
near Church-alley.
N. B. A LOT of GROUND fithate on the south
fide of Market street, 20 feet front and 306 feet deep,
adjoining col. Proctor's lot and a lot formerly occupi
ed by John Cunningham, to be fold. Enquire as
above. March 20.
Chester county April 14, 1783.
CAME to the plantation of the fubferiber, in East-
Fallowfield township, about the latter end of
Much last, a stray HORSE, of an iron grey colour,
about 13 hands high. The owner is desired to come
and prove property, pay charges and take him away.
ALEXANDER PEOPLES.
Philadelphia; Printed and Sold b;DA7ID C. CLATPOO LE, in Market-Street.
SUPERFINE Broad
cloths,
Spotted narrow ditto,
Second Cloths,
Worked jacket and bree
ches Patterns,
Swan(kins,
Plain, striped and corded
Plush,
Black, white, olive, red
and grey Prunellas,
Everlsfting and Sattinet,
Black and dove coloured
Tammies,
Wide, narrow, spotted &
plain Barrigans,
Serge Denims,
Crapes,
Ginghams,
Green, buff, purple and
blue Caffimers,
Plain and spotted Slefia,
Plain and striped Caliman
coes,
Plain and spotted Durants,
Plain & striped Camblets,
Princels Stuffs,
BEST fupafine and
middling Broadcloths,
the most fafhionable
colou s,
White and fpottzdSwan
fkins,
Striped Cottons,
Cotton Checks,
Thread and cotton Hose,
Marseilles Quilting,
Silk Mitts,
New fashion cotton Shapes,
Moreen and cotton Gown
Patterns,
Paris work printed Hand
kerchiefs,
Jacconet and gauze bor
dered ditto,
Scotch Threads,
Bobbins and Taper,
Has for SALE, at his STORE in Second-street, a
few doors below Market street, a frefh
Assortment of Merchandize,
Imported in the left Vessels from Europe, viz.
Two small Tenements, with an
acre and ahalf of GROUND, upon the river Schuylkill,
to be LEASED. Enquire of the Printer. March 26'.
Clouded Mantuas,
Luteftrings,
Brussels Laced Luteftrings,
India Sattins,
ALSO, Best Hyfon TEA.
N. B. Goods received for Sale on Commis
sion, as usual. March 26.
ALSO, A DISSERTATION on the POLITICAL
Union and Constitution of the Thirteen
United-States of America: which is necessary to their
Preservation and Happiness. Humbly offered to tie
Public, by a Citizen of Philadelphia.
Imported in the last Vessels from France,
And TO BE SOLD By
P. D. Robert,
Tn Water-street, three doors above Mirket-ftreet, for
Cash or Bills of Exchange on France,
Jut published, and to be Sold at T. BRADFORD's
Book store, in Front-street, the fourth door below
the Coff^e-boufe,
A Sixth ESSAY on FREE TRADE and FINANCE;
particularly flicwing what Supplies of Public Be
nue may be drawn from Merchandise, without injur
ing our Trade, or burthening our People. Humbly
offered to the Public, by a Citizen of Philadelphia.
Broker's OFFICE & Commission STORE,
At his late " ndue Store in Front-street, between
Market and Arch-ffreets, viz.
ONE new t*o story frame House, 14 feet by 21 feet,
likewise several Plantations, Houses, and Lots,
in the city and Rate of Pennsylvania : also silver mount
el Pistols, Swords, elegant silver Epaulets, Watches;
likewise fells at Public Vendue, agreeable to law, the
property of perlons deceased, by virtue of executors and
admmiftrator#, for debt or house rent, at their dwelling
Houles, Lots, Plantations, Horses, Carriages, Houf
hold Furniture, wearing Apparel, and farmers utensils,
&c. and receives and fells on commission at Private Sale,
at the above S ore, Goods, Wares, Merchandize,
Boules, Lands, Shipping, Horses, Carriages, Houf
bold and Kitchen Furniture, wearing Apparel, &c.
Those who please to favour him with their commands,
either by Vendue or Private Sale, in the City, North
ern-Liberties or Country, ffiall be faithfully obeyed,
By the Public's humble Servant,
JOHN ROSS.
CASH wanted on interest, and good security given,
apply as above.
FOR SAL E, AT
JOH N R OS S's,
An elegant Assortment of Silks.
Richard Footman,
Pins and Needles,
Childrens Morocco shoes
and Pumps,
Womens calimancoe Shoes
White and brown Russia
Sheeting,
Russia Duck,
Britanrias,
Laval Linens,
Bedticking,
Six quarter book Mufl'ns
, and Humbums,
Fine fpriged Mullins,
Cambrick and Lawns,
Light and dark ground
Calicoes and Chintzes,
India Chintzes,
Cyprus, trimming and
1 nett Gauzes,
IRibbons,
Hairbines,
Flanders Linens,
Holland and Laval ditto,
Creas, Dowlas,
I Bed ticking,
Cambrick and Lawns,
Millonet and Catgut,
Plain and corded Dimity,
Printed cotton and linen
Handkerchiefs,
White Thread,
Men and womens silk
Gioves,
Embroidered & tambour
ed silk Vest Patterns,
Black and coloured silk
Hose,
A good Assortment of link
and catgut Buttons,
Tin in barrels,
An Assortment of Writing
Paper, 5
Fowling Pieces,
J Horse Pistols,
Pocket ditto,
Twine.
Black, green and cloth co
loured ell-wide Persians,
Black Modes,
Sattins, Mantuas, &c, &c.
TWELVE DOLLARS REWARD.
WAS stolen out of the stable of the fublcrther, in
the night of the Bth infant, a likely BAY
MAR E. between five and fix years old, about
h^nds high, has a small star in her forehead, and one
of her hind feet white, has had the filWa, lately cured,
I?: °" Shoulder, and the ot ! er appears somewhat
(welled. She has been lame in her off fore foot, and
has a bread shoe and a piece of leather nailed on to save
the frog of her foot, which is very tender.
Whoever secures the thief, so that he mav be prosecu
ted to convidion, ffiall have Five Founds Reward, and
for the Mare Fifty Shillings and reasonable charges,
PERSIFOR FRAZER.
Tnornbury, Chester county, April io, 1783
Philadelphia, April 21.
Thirty Dollars Reward.
n AN-AWAY from the fubferiSer, an Apprentice
LAD, named JACOB KATTS, about 20 years
of age, about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, has a blue
matk down his forehead, by trade a shoemaker: he
took with him a dark brown coat and jacket, dark
brown corduroy breeches, Nankeen jacket and breeches,
white fwanfkin jacket, a pair white cotton and a pair
brown thread flockings, one white and two homespun
fnirts, a pair of new pumps and a pair of boots,a large
caftor hat, and bis working tools; he speaks flow.
Whoever takes up the said Apprentice, 'and brings
him to me, in Arch-street, foall have the above Re
ward, paid by me, MARTIN BISH.,
TO BE SOL D,
A LIKELY, healthy, NEGRO BOY, 19 years old;
has had the small-pox, and is registered accord
ing to law ; he is well acquainted with taking care of
horses and driving a carriage; is a good cook and
waiter; and is fold for want of employ. Enquire of
the Printer. April 1
Six Dollars Reward.
«r,HE REAS a certain PATRICK MURPHY,
yy alias, PENDERGRAST, who lodged in the
house or the fubferiber, in Water-street
near Alroond-ffreet, made his escape yesterday after
noon, ?fter be was apprehended for dealing a quanti
ty of CLOATHS from two other lodgers in the house :
He passes for a sailor, is about 5 feet 6 inches high, a
lusty man, of a middle age: Had on a brown jacket,
with long tow trowfers. Whoever takes him up and
secures him, so that the Cloaths may be recovered,
and the Thief brought to justice, shall have the above
reward, paid by E. EVIT, April 19.
Lamb and Cbeckley,
In Second-street, one door above the norths
east corner of Market-street,
HAVE FOR SAL E,
BEST English steel-plated Mill-saws,
Crosscut ditto,
Tenen ditto,
Common Hand ditto,
Mill, crosscut, hand-saw and polishing Files,'
Horse and other Rasps,
Knives and Forks,
Penknives and Cutteaus,
Padlocks,
Round and square Roman Waiters, of dif
ferent sizes,
Japanned Candlesticks,
Brass Nails,
English White Lead, ground in oil.
Chalk by the cask,
Gun-Powder,
Seine Twine,
Barcelona Handkerchiefs.
Together with a Variety of other Arti
cles; which they will dispose of on the
most reasonable terms. April 8.
Onfray Painniere,
At his Store in Water-street, below Walnut-firtet, has
for ^ale,
A Variety of Dry Goods,
lately imported in the HR Vessels from France,
TO BE LE T,
AN agreeable SEAT about two miles from the
city, on the road leading to the Falls of Schuyl
kill, formerly known b, the name of Peel Hall. There
is a good dwelling house, with a milk house, stable and
chaise house, on the premises: the garden is large
and well ffored with a variety of fruit, such as rafber
ries, strawberries and peaches. There is likewise about
8 acres of mowable meadow in good order, with a small
young apple orchard. This Seat has the advantage ,f
good water, with an agreeable profpea, and has been
remarkably healthy. For terms apply to
o . OWEN BIDDLE.
B. All persons having any demands against the
said OWEN BIDDLE, are desired to bring them in,
that they may be adjusted; and those who are indebt
ed to him are desired to make Ipeedy payment.