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F^h^g Tackle
Of all fort:, for the UGof either SEA or R IVER,
MADE and SOLD
By Edward Pole,
At his Old Experienced Tackle Shop,
j[u Market-ft reet near the Court-house, Philadelphia,
VIZ.
~ E D cedar, .dogwood, hickory and other fixing
,1 Rods, cf various forts and fixes, either plain or
ringed; hair, silk and hemp Lines of any length,
ti her for fly, trolling or bottom fifhing, al! ready fit
th : Deepfeas, for sea or river, compleat; Trimmers
for pike filling; a variety of cork Floats, with either
fx in or goose Quills ; silk Norm's Got; Weed and In
dian Grass ; Lea .is of various patterns ; bed watch
fo< ing, kerby, and common Fishing- Hooks of all fixes,
either loo'* or ready hung cn silk, hair or Indian-grass;
casting Minnew, landing and (coop N£ts; with a
great Variety of other Fishing Tackle.
Any Gentlemen, going on parties of fifhing, either
to Black-Point, sea, river or any other place, may be
compleatly furnifhed, or have Tackle madeof any par
ticular kind or pattern, on a very Ihort notice.
N. B. As he has a very general and compleat AT
fortment cf the very bed kind of Fishing Tackle, he
flatters himfelf he is able to serve the Public with bet
ter Tackle, and cn as low terms asany other in the city.
He also hourly experts a very large and general
Affortmentof n^w and imported FISHING TACKLE,
bythe firft veffeswr-icb arrive from London; amongst
which -ill be every Article that is at present scarce in
that o'/ightful branch of recreation.
N # B Any person having a Quantity of the best
FISHING HOOKS to dispose of, may hear cf a pur
chaser by applying as above.
Also to be Sold by him at his Warehouse, as above,
a general Assortment of
IRONMONGERY:
Among which are—
Crosscut, whip,
hand, pannel, ten
nant, fath, dove-tail,
key-hole and compass
Saws,
Carpenters bench £? other
Planes of almost every
kind,
Stock and Bitts,
Hinges of every kind, from
the smallest size to a
barn door,
Black and bright Augurs,
Double and single Worm
nail and spike Gimblets
and Tap-borers,
Stock, padlock, closet,
chert, desk, brass nob,
door, and other Locks,
Bras nob and iron Thumb
Latches,
Desk & dra ever Furniture,
Round, half round, flat,
and other Files,
Watchmakers Files cf all
forts,
Feythes,Sickles and Whet.
Hones,
Coffin Furniture & Screws,
Chiffels, Gouges and tur
ners Tools,
Carpenters and coopers
Axes, Adzes,Compaffes,
Drawing- Knives, Plane
lrons, Jointer-Irons,
Rivets and Grindftcnes,
Iron Squares and two feet
Rules,
Hatchets, carpenters and
plaifter^rsHammesr and
Trowells,
Penknives,
Chfp Knives, Knives and
Forks, and Sciffars,
Pinchers, Awl Blades,
Tacks and Nippers,
Curry Combs,
Wood Screws of all sizes,
Bed Screws,
A variety of Shovels and
Tongs,
As hr is determined to fell all the above Articles on
the lowed terms, he requerts the favours of the Public
in general and his Friends in particular.
All orders from town or country will be carefully
attended to, thankfully received, and as duly Executed
as tho' the persons were themselves personally present.
N. B. Wanted as an Apprentice to the above busi
ness, a Lad who can write a tolerable good hand, and
of a good moral character.
Philadelphia: Printed and Sold byDA7ID C. C LAYPOOLE, in Marlet-Street.
Roading Jacks, Frying-
Pans, Grid-Irons, Flesh
Fork and Ladles,
Plated and other Shoe and
Kneebuckles,
Plated Bitts and Stirrups,
Plated Knives and forks
in cases,
Whitechapel and common
Needles,
Sailmakers Needles and
Palm-Irons,
Gunpowder, Flints & Shot,
Enamelled and braELinks
and Snuff Boxes,
Copper Teakettles, Sauce
pans, Black Jacks, Tin
Cups, Funnels and Can
dle-Boxes,
Brass Cocks, brass Can
dieflicks and brass and
tinned Nails, Curtain
Rings and Dog Collars,
Sprig, trunk, clout, hob,
pumpand feupper Nails
3d, 4d, 6d, Bd, tod, i2d,
2od and god Nails,
Spikes of various sizes,
A variety of large and
small Hinges made for
frame houses.
Iron Pots and other Cast
ings, &c. &c.
Also painters Colours of
various forts by the keg
or smaller quantity,
Together with Linseed Oil
and Paint Brushes,
Sweeping, scrubbing and
Shoe Brushes and Black
Ball, woollen Mops,&c.
Also Bed-cords Plough
Lines, Traces,
Leading Lines,
Cloaths Lines,
jack Lines,
Shop and seine Twine in
in large and small bun
dles,
Cord for hanging scales,
, Well Ropes, &c.
PRINTS, with and without Frames, a
large colleaion, and a variety of Books, Maps,
fr. are now opened for Sale at BERNARD KILKEN
NY'S Store, in Walnut-street, betwixt Front and Second
ftreets .•
Who wants a quantity of Oak Timber, Oak Boards,
Indigo, Potash, Deerskins, Pitch and Hemp—and a
Veffei on freight for Lisbon.
P. D. Robert,
In Wafer-ftreet, three doors above Market-street,
HAS FOR SAL E,
At a reasonable price by the Bde or Piece, for cash
or bills on Europe, also for bills of the French Navy,
at a reasonable exchange, a large Assortment of
MERCHANDIZE, arrived from Holland, Germa
ny, Flanders and France, imported in the last Vef
fejs, Consisting of—
Holland, Flemish
and royal Sheetings
and other kinds of
Linen#,
Coarse German ditto,
Checks, Bedticks, Jeant,
Diaper,
Ready made Shirts,
Thread Stockings,
White & colour'd Threads,
Broad and narrow Tapes,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
Linen and cotton printed
Handkerchiefs.
Mullin and gauze ditto,
Cambricks, Lawns, Gau
zes, Kenting,
Embroidered, striped and
fpriged mt:flins,
thread, lace and white
silk ditto,
Sattins, Paduafoys, Tafta
ties and double Modes,
Luteftrings, Persians,
Twilled silk Jennets,
Dimafcoi,
Tamboured and knit silk
Vest Patterns,
Silk Stockings of different
colours,
Womens silk Mitts,
Leather for ditto,
Superfine Broadcloths,
Second Cloths of all co
lours,
Narrow, plain and spotted
Cloths,
By the Snow I/Elizabeth
from Rochelle.
Silks,
Prune 11 s,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
Ddph,
Dock,
Cordage,
Twine,
Tea,
Hats,
Loaf Sugar,
Pepper,
Spanish Iron,
Shot,
Saltpetre,
Soap,
Nails,
Writing Paper,
White Vinegar,
Taffia and Rum,
ALSO, by the Brig Dofter Franklin and the Schooner
General Washington, from St. Übes,
A Quantity cf Dry Goods' Brandy, Oporto
Wine and Lisbon Salt.
Also, the best Burgundy white and red Wines in
hogtheads, Champagne and while ditto in bottles, with
a number of other Articles too numerous to be in
ferred. July 30.
Just Imported, and is now Selling Wholesale, by
William Gregg,
On the weft fide of Second-street, four doors north of
Chefnut.ftreet,
A Large Assortment of Linens from Betfaft. As
tbofe linens were purchased in the best markets,
he is very happy he has it in his power to dispose of
them on the most pleasing terms. He has likewise a
Variety of elegant damask Dapsr, Tickings and Sheet
ings, a few boxes of mens Shoes, and a (mall parcel
of ruffled Shirts; all which he is enabled to fell on the
oweft terms for Cash. Aug. 2.
CAME to the stable of the fubferiber, in Church
alley, the 25th Jure last, a Grey HORSE about
15 I hands high, appears to be 12 or r 3 years old,
with a hanging mane and switch tail, trots natural.
The own^r is desired to prove his property, p^y charg
es and take him away, or he will be fold for his ex
peaces. S. SMITH. Aug. 2.
Onfray Painniere,
At his Store in Watei-ftreet, below Walnut-ftraet,hM
just received a Variety of
GOOD S,
Which he will fell on the mot reasonable terms.
Silefiin Cloths, plain, Help
ed and spotted,
Plushes and Velvets of ail
colours,
Hairbines and silk Cam
bists,
Plain and spotted tarra
gons,
Calimancoes, Durants,
Crapins,
Sagatbies, Poplins, Pru
nellers,
Sattinets, Serges and Serge
Denims,
A large Assortment of
worsted Stockings,
Wallen Cloths, broad and
narrow, suitable for the
winter,
A Quantity of common
and fine Blankets,
Superfine cotton Coverlets,
Pins by the packet,
Flemish Shoes of the neat
est kind,
French ditto of a coarser
kind,
English and French bea
ver and caftor Hats.
An Assortment of Writ
ing Paper,
Twine and Tin in calks,
Mufquets & fowling Pieces
Pocket Pistols,
Horfemens ditto,
French door Locks,
By the Snow GoodPriends,
from Brest.
GENUINE Coniacßran
dy,
Claret in hogsheads,
Madeira Wine in bottles,
Sweet Oil,
Liquors,
Olives,
Anchovies,
Capers,
Mustard,
English Cloth,
Linens,
Creas,
Britannias,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
Tickings,
Wax Candles,
Soap,
Salt, &C. &c.
STATIONARY, & c ;
WRITING Paper of all kinds—Blotting Paper,
Dutch and English Quills, and ready made Pens:
Sealing Wax and Wafers,
Beautiful Shining Sand,
Liquid Ink, Ink Powder and Ink Cake,
A Variety of Penknives,
Pocket Inkholders of a very convenient kind,
Blacklead Pencils,
Slates and Pencils,
A Variety of elegant red and green Morocco Pocket
Books for Ladies and Gentlemen,
Blank Account Books,
Message Cards,
King H^nry VIII arid Ortho Playing Cards,
Battle-dores and Shuttle-cocks,
Copy and Memorandum Books,
Excellent large Hatters and Wrapping Paper,
School Bibles and Testaments,
Dilworth's Spelling Books, Primers,
Ditto Schoolmaster's Assistant,
Fisher's Arithmetic,
Ready Reckoner,
Blanks of all kinds, viz.—Bills of Lading and Ex
change,
Policies of Insurance, Bonds, Indentures, Bills of
Sale, &c. &c.
Perrin's and Boyer's French Grammar and Exercises,
An Italian and French Grammar,
The Sentimental Novel of Julia Roubigne,
Horace Delphini, &. &c. &c.
The ab?re Articles are of the best Quality, and may
behad at reasonable rates, for Calb, from
David C. Claypoole,
On the south fide of Market-street, the third door eaff
of Second-street, Philadelphia.
Fruit and Sherry Wine.
THE CARGO of the Lugger Flying Filh, from
Cadiz, now landing at Mifflin's wharff, between
Vine and Race-streets , consisting of—Raifins in
calks and Jaris, foft (hell Almonds in bag# and Al
monds in casks, Anchovies in kegs, Olives in jarfy
Majorca Capers in kegs and cases.
The Wires, in quarter casks, are of the firft quality,
and of the remarkable vintage of 1778. Aug. 2.
TO BE SOLD
Or Exchanged for Merchandize,
(And immediate Possession given)
A PLANTATION or Tra& of LAND lying ira
43 Mount Bethell township, Northampton county,
18 miles above Eafton, 5 miles below the Water Gap,
and one rcile from the river Delaware, containing a
bout 350 acres, of which about 100 acres are meadow
ground, whereof 15 acres are cleared, about 90 or 100
acres of cleared plough land, and the remainder of the
trad well timbered ; it is well watered with several run
ning fpring^ and has a good bearing orchard of differ
ent kinds of fruit. This tra& is generally allowed,
in that neighbourhood, to be the best land for a num
ber of miles round, having some of it yielded 30 bush
els wheat per acre, for 20 acres together. There are
on Did place three Log Houses, with barn, stabling,
&c.conveniently situated in different parts of the trad,
so as to allew one or two divisions to be made thereof,
and fhcu!d no purchaser offer for the whole, it will
then be fold in two or three separate traßs. There are
within one mile thereof two grist-mills ?nd three saw
mills, a tanyard and a blacksmiths (hop, and three
good landing places on the river Delaware. For terms
of sale enquire of JOHN OAKLEY, esquire, in Beth
lehem, or of the Printer. June 10.
Baltimore, July 21, 1783.
STOP THIEF!
Twelve Dollars Reward.
STOLEN out cf the stable of Cyprian ,We!|g, cn
Saturday night, the 19 h ir.ftant, a GREY MARE,
rising 6 years old, about fourteen hands and a half
high, lately food all round, well gated, nearly full
Wooded, in tolerable good order, with a thin switch
tail and mane, no brand or mark that is recollected^
except a kind of wart on the off fide of her brea(L
Whoever takes up Gid Mare, and brings her to the
fubferiber, or gives information, so that he gets her 2-
gain, ffiall have the above reward and reasonable
charges paid, by WILLIAM MURPHY.
Sixteen Dollars Reward.
R^ N ^™^¥ from the fubferiber, living near
Chrdhana.bridge, in Newcastle county, in the
night of the nth instant, June, A NEGRO MAN,
named NORTH, horn in Guinea, and (peaks much
in that dialed, about 30 years of age, of fort stature
Aim made, ffoop'd shouldered, wdks wib his tees
much cut: had on and took with him the following
apparel, viz. one black and white coloured cloth cost
and jacket, one blue cloth coat, and one cost of fuftian
with yellow metal buttons, a yellow clouded jacket and
a blue ditto lined with yellow, black everlasting breech
es, white corded ditto, two wool hate, one of which
almtft new, cotton, Max, and tow firirts and trewfere,
one pair home made striped trewfers, two pair white
thread flocking, half worn (hors wish large brass buc
kles. Whoever t kts up said Negro Man, and fecurcs
him so that his mafttr may have him again, (hall b £ve
he above reward, and all r^fonahk charges if brought
home, paid by FREDERICK DEVCU. June 24.