The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1781-01-20 00:00:00, page 4

SEVERAL
Chests of Carpenters Tools,
of ths brft kind, v^y neatly assorted,
Ditto, ditto of Cooper'd ditte,
A chest of coarse Hats, bound,
Several cheft# of Medicine#, very neatly assorted.
Imported in the last Veffeis from France, and to be fold
for good bills on Europe or cash, by
JACOBMORRIS,
On the weft fide of Front-street a few door# below Wal
not ftrect,
A few trunks of Chintzes and Callicoet, suitable to
the kafon,
A few bales coarse Linen of good quality,
Mens Silk and mens and womens Cottcfl«Hofe,
Excellent Bohea Tea, &c. &c. &c.
TO BE SOLD, BY
Andrew and James Caldwell,
WEST INDIA Bum, genuine French Brandy, Gin
V m cases, Bobea Tea, Alliien, Copperas, Brim
flone, White Lead in kegs, sheet ^nd bar Lead, Shot,
Gunpowder, Tin in boxes, Window Glass, io by g,
Cinnamon, Jesuit's Bark, English Cte*fe, Mens Shoes,
Needles, a few crates Earthern Ware, a neat affort
enent of Silks, a few pieces of Callimancoes and Du
rants, Sail Canvas,
CROSSCUT, whip,
~ panne!, tennon and
compafedaws,
Rfy,
Fii/s,
Chiffels,
Gouges,
Planing Irons,
Desk, pew, chest and HL
H:nges.
Square nob'd Latches with
Bolts,
Thumb ditto,
Bett spring Stock-Locks,
Chest and Padlocks,
Screws,i
Augers,
Spike Gimlets,
Tap and bung Borers,
Hammers and Pinchers,
Carpenter's Squares and
Compasses,
Saw Setts,
Gooper's Vices and Com
pares,
Dawling-Bitts,
Marking and pinckingi
Irons, i
Caftors, (
Hooks,
Cheese Tasters,
PJaiftering Trowels,j
Men and womens swivel
Stirruns,l
Snaffl. Bitts,
Common ditto,!
Spades and Shovels,!
Iron Candlehicks,
Behowfes,
Shovels and Tongs,j
Chaiffirg Drihes,
Raizors and Sciffars,
Ivory Combs,
Imported in the last Veflels from Europe
and the W^ft ladies, and
TO BE SOL D, BY
Budden, Lawrence & Co.
At their STORE in Front-street, a few doors above
Market- street,
For Cash or Bills of Exchange on Europe
or the Weft Indies,
The following ARTICLES, viz.
FINE and coarse Cloths,
' Several bales of Blankets,
Broad mid narrow white Swanskins,
White and blue Halfthicks,
Mens, womens and childrens worsted Hose,
Dittc, ditto cotton and thread Hose,
A few pieces of fine Holland,
BUck Lace,
Al^ge quantity of brown and white coarse Threads,
. M^ns and womens white kid Gloves,
Cambricks and Lawns,
Fine Threads and feeing Silks,
A variety of Hard Waie,
And a number of fine Wire Sieves for meal.
In Chefnut-ftreet, a few Bags of Allspice, Madeira
Wine, Weft India Rum, Sugar, &c.
At their Stere the north fide of Market street, midway
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
TO BE SOLD, BY
Peter and Jacob Kuhn.
Also, A Quantity of Gunpowder.
Philadelphia: Printed and Sold by DAFID C. CLAYPOOLE.
Imported and to be fold, By
Josiah Hewes,
Penknives,
Carkferews,
Shoe, kies and waistband
Buckles,
Elegant plaited Candle
sticks,
Ditto, Snuffers with cases,
Ditto Salts,
Jappaned Tea Urns,
Ditto Salvers, &c. &c. &c.
A L S O,
Broadcloths and Caffimers,
Cambricks and Lawns,
Coarse and fine Lineas,
Chintzes and chintz Coun
terpams,
Humbums,
Painted Silkt and Taffe
ties,
Mantuas, Peelongs, Per
fisns and Sarfnet.
Sewing Silk,
Thread's and Tapes,
Black Lace and Edging,
Spriged lawn Aprons,
Black and white Gauze,
Men« an d womens Gloves,
Cane Hatts,
Toweling Draper,
Jeans and Dimities,
Bandana and eambrick
Handkerchiefs,
Silk and worsted Breeches
Patterns,
Hair for Chair Bottoms,
Brass Nails for ditto,
Yard and half-yard wide
Carpeting, &c. &c &c.
ALSO, Madeira Wine,
Spirits and Rum by the
Hogshead or Quarter
cafk.
BROKE into the Plantation of the sub
scriber, in Paffvunk township, on the 2d of Oc
tober, £7BO, an iron grey HORSE, about 15 hands
high, no brand or ear mark, midling low in flrfh, no
fhoet on. The owner of fa:d horse is desired to prove
property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise
he will be fold, agreeable to law, for damages he has
done and expence# that may accrue.
A Lot of Ground,
Situate in Chester town, Kent county, M ryla^d, with
the Houses thereunto belonging: Consisting of a large
convenient Dwelling House, Store Hufe and Grainary
adjoining, with Cellars under the whole: Also a good
Stable, Chaise-house, Meat-house, and several other
necessary improvements, pleasantly situated in the most
public part of the town, and as good a stand as any in
the place for mercantile bufine's. For Terras apply to
the fubferiber, living on the Pr-mises.
JOHN LORAIN.
TO BE SO L D,
HENRY MA AG.
T—HEREAS a certain Thomas Caldwell
VV was pursued this day from Philadelphia to Dar
by, on suspicion of stealing a Piece of Linen; which
linen being found in his possession, with two new Silk
Handkerchiefs; and there being reason to believe the
laid handkerchiefs were obtained in the fame manner
as the linen : This is to give Notice, to whoever may
have loft them, that they may be had again upon prov
ing property and paying charges, by applying at the
Crofe-keys Tavern, the corner of Third and Chefnut
ftreets. Philadelphia, Jan. 11, 1781
GOLD-LEAF:
A few books of the very best quality, jut imported
from Paris.
Also, Fine and coarse Linens, Brittannirs, Ribbands,
Threads, Tapes, Pins, &c. &c.
TO BE SOLD,
By John Duffield,
At his store in Water-street, near Market-street.
Just Imported from Europe and the Weft Indies, and
TO BE SOL D, BY
Mordecai Lewis,
In Second-street, near Spruce street, a Variety of DRY
GOODS: Amongst which are,
BROADCLOTHS, Blankets, worsted
Stockings, a large assortment of white Linens, Ger
man Oznabrigs, Raven's Duck, Checks, damak Ta
blecioths knd Napkins, Cambrick#, Calicoes, quarts
Writi%-p&per, an elegant Tea-table Sett of China, &c.
He has, also, for Sale,
A few chests of Bofea Te^, Madeira Wine, by th : pipe
or quarter-calk, Claret, Port, Lisbon and She ry, in
bottles.
Wanted Immediately,
A few strong, able-bodied
H O R S E S,
To compleat Lieut. Col. Lee's Legion.
The sum contrt&ed for by me, agreeable to an a& of
the legislature of Maryland, will be paid by the Trea
surer of that Rate, in Specie, or the value thereof in
current money at the time fixed when the bargain is
made, with inte est from the day of purchase.
A. M'L AN E, Capt. Partiz. Legion,
December to, 178&
^ large STO R E,
At the corner ot Market and Third streets. Enquire
of JOHN ROUSE,
By Edward Bartholomew,
In Third-street between Archand Race-streets,
A quantity of imported HIDES, of an excellent quality,
A quantity of dressed CA LF SKINS and dressed DEER
SKINS, <
A few barrels of TANNERS and LINSEED OIL.
A Gardener is wanted, immedi
ately, to work and manage a Geden a little way out
of town. Any person defaotM and capable of such an
undertaking, will meet with good encouragement by
applying to the Printers, or at the House of the French
CONSUL, in Arch street.
TO B~E LT-T;
TXT AS taken up the 23d of November last, a dark
Brown COW, about 11 or 12 years eld, both the
ends of her horns tawed off, and calved at the fubferi
ber's house the fame day flic came. Whoever claims
the said Cow, and proves his property, and paying
charges, (hall have her again, by applying to the lub
fcriber, living in Paffyunk township.
Dec. 19, 1780. JOHN SIMON.
FOR SA L E,
N. B, Gentlemen who have futfiribed for the above
Pamphlet, are requested to fend the amount of their
Subscriptions to Mr. Davidion.
Just Publiihed, and to Be Sold
By James Davidson,
At the north-cast corner of Market and Second-Streets,
PUBLIC GOOD,
Being an Examination into the
Claim of Virginia to the vacant wefterm
Territory,
And of the Right of
The United States to the Same:
To which is added,
Proposals for laying off a new State;
To be applied as a Fund for carrying 00 the War, or
redeeming the national Debt.
By the Author of Common Sense.
To be Sold or Exchanged,
For a House or Houses in the city of Philadelphia, or
for a good Farm not far distant from the city,
A LOT situate on the south-east fide of
the Main-street, in Germantown and north-raft
fide of Sho maker's-lane, leading from the said street to
the Old-York road. It contains in front, on the frid
Main-street, about ,4. feet, and in depth on the said lane
96 perches, or thereabouts, its width at the distance of
about 280 feet from the street incre^fes 3 feet 7 and a
half inches, which is continued to th^ extent of the Let,
and contains about 2 acres and a quarter of an acre of
ground.
Upon the Premises are ere&ed, to writ, At the corner
of the lot next the lane, a Frame Dwelling House,
Smith's Shop, &c. adjoining to which is an excellent
well built S:one Dwelling-house about 40 feet square,
two stories high, four rooms on a floor, an entry through
the middle, in which is a good ftaic-cdfe, good garrets,
and an excellent cellar under the whole ; adjoining this
house isa good Stone Shop, fit for a tenement, a shop-,
keeper or a tradesman. The Stone Hone is well cal
culated for a genteel single family, or might convenient
ly accommodate four separate families, without any in
terruption to each other.
TO BE LET T,
Speedwell Saw-Mill and Lands,
On Waiding River, in Weft New Jersey, Burlington
County, &c.
The above Mill and Lands weeadvertifed and fold the
24th day of April lift, at vendue ; the conditions of
fde not being complied with, said Mill ^nd Lands
revolted back to the former owner, &c.
TH E Y will now be Lett, either to the
Shares or for C & as best suits the Renter, and
may be entered on immediately .•The Mill is in good
repair and now sawing ; she has plenty of timber, pine
and cedar, belonging to her ; the boards may be rafted
from the Mill-tail to where the Sloops take in to go to
sea, or by carting about 8 miles, to a branch cf An
chocus, they may be brought direftly to Philadelphia^
There is on the Premiles, one new two story Frame
House and Kitchen, with good stone Cellars, a brick
Oven, two Log Houses for tenants, &c. a large Frame
Barn, 60 by 40 feet, and Stabling plenty fer horses, a
good bearing Peach Orchard, young Apple ditto, a
great plenty of Summer and fall Feeds for oxen or all
kinds of cattle ; the Land brings good Rye and Corn,
and Garden Truck in abundance Should the Perfo'n
applying, incline to fettle there, and choose to buy the
Place, terms may be made easy, &c. It is a good feat
for a Furnace, with a great Quantity of Goal-wood and
Ore belonging thereto. For particulars, apply to
BENJAMIN RANDOLPH, in Chefnut-ftreet.
N. B. A voung, handy NEGROE WENCH, her
child, a BOY, To be fold, fit for country work. En
quire as above. Philadelphia, Dec. 11, 1780.
TO BE SO L D,
, PLANTATION, situated on New-Hanover town
£% fllip, Philadelphia county, 33 miles from this ci
ty, on the swamp road to Reading, containing ic6
acres, with good buildings and under good fence, with
good 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 the Market; who will receive Bills of Exchange
upon France in Payment.
This Ehate was formerly in two Lets, each having a
garden, well of water and other conveniences, and will
be d fpofed of either in two parts or together, as may -
best suit the purchaser.
From its fituarion it is a most convenient fiand for
any kind of employ merit carried on ia Germantown, or
would suit for a furomer retreat, as it flacks high, is a
healthy, pure air, next hut one adjoining to Mr. John
Witter's house and gardens.
The Lot is capabe of very great improvments, either
for garden, pafturagc, or railing any kind of grain,
roots, &c, Theieate about 70 fruit trees an it ; a large
quantity of dung, more than fufficient to render the
whole as rich as a garden, is now on the premises, and
will be ctifpofed of with it.
The . whole is under rent unrii the firft day of April
next, and tenants for the Succeeding year are now in,
treaty for it.
Any person inclining to purchase or exchange for the
whole or part of the premises, may treat with GEORGE
BRINGBURST, Coach-maker, opposite the Lutheran
church, in Fourth-street, Philadelphia.