The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1780-10-31 00:00:00, page 4

Antivenereal Sugar Plumbs,
Prepared and fold by THOMAS SWAI NE,
in Mi ket-fttect, two doors from Mr. Jimes Thom
fo 's inn.
THEY are put upin boxes of one, two, andthree
hundred dollars each, with full printed directors,
setting forth every thing necefßry to be known th ough
out every stage of the complaint ; and that in the molt
plain, clear and d iftinft manner, so that no qurftiohs
need be afk+d by the purchaser. The abovemedicir.es
are pleasant to take, so that it funs filth the meft deli
cate confutation; wld in its operation so that it giv^,
neither pain or disturbance, and $o hppy in its per form
ance, that it will not fail of completing a cure, although
the disorder be of ever o long Heading, and attended
with the most dreadful fymponis; and that in fu<h a
manner, that the patient ne d neither be hindered from
his bufmrfs, or his condition made known to his mft
intimate acquaintance. And to pievent the above me
dicines being counterfeited, each box of plumbs will
be sealed with a fag's head.
Philadelphia, Oaoberg, 1730.
LEFT at the fubferiber's, in the month of
December last, sundry articles, viz. a Saddle and
Bridle, a case of Pift<B, a G eat Coat, znd a pair of
Buckfk : n Br<echm Also left in the month of January
hit, a small Bundle containing fundiy aruJes. Any
petfon proving property and paying charges may have
them again, by applying to RICHARD SWEE PMAN,
on Mr. Stamper's wharf.
Philadelphia, O^ober 3, 1780.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the
pa tneifhip of Peter Gill and Michael Dur
ny, Bakers, is difolved. All Ihofe that have any de
mands against hid jMrtnerfrip, are desired to bring in
their accounts before the 6,-ft of November ntxt, that
they may be fettled : And thnfe who areindebte ^0 Did
partnership are desired to come and pay off the feme
and take receipts, to prevent further trouble.
Philadelphia, roth month 9'', >7^o.
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
STRAYED or STOLEN off the Commons near
this city, on the 26. h of last month, a likely red
and white COW, the colours remarkably bright, white
face, rsd cheeks and ears, and round her eyes, the dif
ferent colours in large parts and more red than white,
give milk, and hath three of her teats marked with a
black spot cn sach, holds her bead high, and his a wild
look. Whoever will drive said Cow home to the fub
fertber in Chefnut-ftreet, (hall be entitled to the above
reward ; o r any perlon who will give information where
Ihe miy be had (hall be generously paid for their trou
ble, by JAMES WHITEALL.
THEREBY inform the public k that I have ere&ed
a very comp Lat FULLING MILL on the
Branches or the Lung-Green run, in Baltimore county,
Maryland, about 15 miles from Baltimore town, which
is now ready to work, and being much in want of a
pirfon to undertake the fame, either on the (h&es or
hire. Tin greatett encouragement will be given to
such a perfoo, by applying to the fuhferib r at said
p>Q JAMES BOSLEY, of Charles.
CAME to the plantation of the fubferiber, living
near the RdingSGn, alght coloured red COW,
fuppokd to be old, the end of her tail as allo her belly,
white, likewise her fore feet, bind feet and face white,
has two fits in her left ear. W over proves property,
pays charges, may have her again. If the owner docs
not apply in a month's time, (he will be fold to pay her
expcnccs#
JACOB PAINTER,
STOLEN from the lubfcriber, living in Lampitertown
frp, LancaHer count,, on the 10th day of August
last, a Chelnut Bay MARE, wi h a white tail, about
. years old, trots, is about 15 or 16 hands high. Who
ever takes up said Mare and fecure# her, so that the
o^ner may have her again, (hall have TWO HALr
JOES Reward, and reasonable charges, paid by
PHILIP BUSHONG.
To be Sold,
A WATER LOT, 94 feet front and 300 feet
deep, extending from Swanson street into the ri
ver Delavan; there are on the Lot two three Rory
bri.k Houses, a good Wharf, and the stone Wals and
Roof of a Store lioule; formerly the estate of Benja
mi L>xly. AT. a convenient three story brick House,
mow in 'he tenure of Timothy Madack, Enquire, in
Fonth-ftreet, near Mi k^t street, and the frsme House
adj vmng: Thecelh<saelarge and convenient, and the
back biddings are extensive an! commodious: The
I, rt is o t -four feet front and eighty eight fe t deep.
Fr^m^ppl to REUBEN HAINES.
Three Hundred Dollars Reward.
StkAYED from the ft'le of the fubicriber, in
Architect, near Fifth street, a ftrawherry 10. n
HORS E, ten years old, fifteen hands high, of a re
markable lofty carriage and high spirit boldfaced, and
three of his feet white, trots pcar and canters well, is
an exceeding pieafant hackney, and goes well ir a chair
Whoever has taken up the said horse and will brirg him
to tha fubferiber, (hall have One Hundred Dollars re
ward, or if ft len and the thief brought to conviction,
the above reward, and all reafon^ble charges, paid by
3 CHARLES MILLER.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed and Sold by JOHN DUNLAP and DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE
Girnantawn. Sept. 30, 1780
Three Hundred Dollars Reward.
STRAYED <r stolen, but supposed to be the lat
ter, on the night of the zßh initant, from the .Blue
fa i tav^n, in Nicetewn, a dark bay MARE, trus
and pares, hut moltiy the latter; between 5 and 6 ye,rs
cl {about 14 hands nigh; branded on one of ho but
tocks with W, lem^k.ble low neGre: Likewrfe, hd
on a new saddle and brink. Whoever femmes the
M.re and Thief, if ftokn, and the thief he prolecuud
to conviction, fha'l receive the al ove reward, cr Two
Hundred D 4 as, with reasonable charges .to. the M%
Saddle and Bin,l: on y, by JACOB FIRNHAIER.
WANTED TO RENT,
With a Kitchen upon the fame floor, in tome airy,
pieafant p<it of the city, 10 accommodate a small gen
teel f^hily. Enquire of John Field, in Cheinut-tt ert.
1/'' Philadelphia, O&oher 3, 1780.
YI7 HEREAS the elates of John Par
'' rock, William Austin, Richard Yoik°, and An
drewElhot!, Esq; all late of the city of Philadelphia, have
in due courte or law been forfeited and seized to the me
of this State, W, the tubicriber*, Agents 'or the Did
city, do hereby give notice, that the elfaes o' the Did
John Tarrock, William Austin, Richard Yorke, and
Andrew Eiho't, within the (aid chy, consisting of
the following M.triages, Lots and Tenements, viz.—
No. I. A three fteny brick meffuage and let of ground
on the south tide of S ffaf afe-ftreet, between Front and
Second-streets, adjoining th house formerly occupied by
John P^rrock ; late the estate of the said John Parrock.
No. 3. A t^o-rtor/ frame meffuag,, lot of ground
and ferry wharf, on the north fide of Mulberry street,
containing in brcaritb, e^ft and weft, 98 feet to low wa
ter mark, and extending in depth, north and south, 4.2
feet; late the Hlaie of ihe Gid Wdiiem Austin.
No. 3. Two contiguous lots of ground on the south
fide of Scffifrai's- street, between Third ?nd Fourth
fireets, each containing in breadth about 18 feet, and in
depth 140 feet, on one of which lots art trifled a tfreu
fto'ry bruk meffuage and kitchen, and on the other a
fiam. stable; adjoining ground of Rudolph Bunnei and
John Ellick ; late the elite cf the laid Richard Yorke.
No. 4. A three ftoy brick meffuage ind store adjoining,
with the lots whereon the fame are erected, fituste on the
weft fide of Front street, and extending to Dock street,
in tenure of Meftrs. John Maxwell Nefbitt and Co, And,
No. 5. A two-story meffuage and lot of ground on th^
weft fide of Front-ftrset, between Market and Mulber
ry-streets, in tenure of Mr. John Jackson, Tallow
chandler ; late the estate of the said Andrew Elliott dur
ing bis natural life.—
Will be fold by Public Vendue, at the Court-house at
Philadelphia, on Monday the sixth day of November
next. The sales will continue from day to day till the
whole be disposed of.
The terms of fate will be according to law, as follows,
to wit, One fourth part of the purchafc money to be paid
in ten da;s after sale, or the premises again to revert to
the State; and the bidder liable to forfeit the said one
fourth of the purchase money. The remainder thereof
to be paid in one month liter the day of sale, and on
failure thereof the premises in like manner to revert to
ths State, and the money paid to be forfeited : And on
a certificate being produced from the Agents, or either
of them, of full payment of the purchase money, a deed
will be given, as by law direaed.
And to prevent all difficulties, the Agents will attend
at the Court house cn the tenth day after sale to receive
the firft payment, and on the thirtieth day after sale to
receive the last payment, after which no purchase money
will be received, but the premises again fold for the use
of the State. WILLIAM WILL, ] &„. ntß
ROBERT SMITH,]
Seven Hundred Dollars Reward.
STOLEN or St RAYED, out of the pasture of the lub
fcriber, near this city, the night before last,
ONE bright bay FILLY, full fifteen hands high, has
a imall blaze in her face, the brand mark HF on
her near buttock, the H and F united together is some
thing obfiure, a black mane and tail, has never been
docked, nor (hod; (he is gentle, but not broke, and
will be three years eld next faring. She is remarkably
flong and nell formed for her age, being arlt of the
horfe'Sampion, out of one of governor Pem.G impor
ted mares.
Also, one Black HORSE, about seven years eld, and
fourteen and half haneh high, branded 11 F on the near
buttock, he has a star in hid forehead, and the near
hind foot white, has been ufcd to the draught, and
trots altogether.
Whoever takes up the said Filly and Horse, slid de
liver them to the fubferiber, shall receive tour hundred
dollars for the Filly, two hundred dollars for tire horse,
with reasonable charges for the fame, and one hundred
dollars 'or the thief brought to conviction.
OWEN BIDDLE.
One Thousand Dollars Reward.
STRAYED or ttolen from the fubferiber, living in
EJt Marlborough, Chester county, on the 6th inst.
October, A large Bay MARE, 9 years old, upwards
nf 15 hands high, paces and tro ; s, has a stir in her
forehead, her off hind foot white, black curled mane,
and has a few grey hairs in her util. Whoever takes
up and secures the said Mare, so that the owner may
hwe her again, (hall have FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS Reward, andif ft-len and the Th^f app ehend
ed, so that he be brought to justice, Five hundred
mote, and reasonable charges, paid hy
MORDECAI CLOUD.
Wanted immediately,
A number of WOOD CUTTERS, who will under
take to cut a quantity of wood in Pennfbury man
no: by the cord, and find themselves. Any persons wifo
ling to engage, will be informed of the price by applying
to SAMUEL MILES, D. QM. for ftnnfyl9atria^
OCtober 16 1780.
Philadelphia, October 4, 1780.
ALL PERSONS who have Or may soon
have C A T T L E, in fuffi i^nt good order for
Beef, ?o difyofe of, are desired to Iffve their proposals
with the fubferiber, in Second street near Race street,
vho has orders to con r-Ct for one thousand head# fox
the use of the army.
JACOB MORGAN, Just
Philadelphia, September 12, 1780.
BY Virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
the city and county of Philadelphia, will be fold
by the fubferiber, at Public Vendue on the premises on
the firtt day of November, at ten o'clock in the morning,
the mo^ty of hulf part of a brick mefluagt or tenement
and lot of ground, together with'a brick Shop adjoining
the said mtffoage, Situate at the north cast corner of
Coliow-Hill-ftreet, in the Northern Liberties, late ihe
real estate of Isaac Pearson, decefed.
ABIGAIL PEARSON, Administratrix;
Philadelphia, October 13, 1780.
YU HEREAS the elates of Laurence
' ' Fagap, Abraham PUtorius, Isaac Trilor, Thomas
Gordon, Daniel Jeans, and Daniel Williams, all late
of the courty of Philadelphia, having been in due course
of law forfeited and Seized to the use of this State, We,
the fubferibers, Agents for said county, uo hereby give
notice, that ths estates of the laid Laurence Fagan, A
braham Piftorius, Isaac Tailor, Thomas Gordon, Da
niel Jeans, ^ll Daniel Williams, confiftirg of the fol
lowing Meffuages or Tra&s of Land, viz.
One lot of giound zo feet front by 125 feet deep, in
Second street, opposite the Barracks, on which are a
good three-story brick house and kitchen ; late of Lau
rence Fagan.
One moiety of a 43-acre lot in Germantown, late of
Abraham Pifforius; adjoining lands of John Bringhurft
and Dr. Warner, and main street in Germantown.
One moiety of 100 acres of land situate in Whitepain
townfbip, adjoining land of James Morris and John Ro
berts; late of Isaac Tailor.
One undivided sixth part of 140 acres of land on the
river Delaware, adjoining lands of David M'Mutrey,
Byan Witkinfon and others, in Oxford townlhip ; late
of Thomas Gordon, Jun.
One third part of an 18-acre field, adjoining land of
Isaac Roberts, on the ro?d to Southampton. One third
part of 16 acres of woodland adjoining Walter Moore's
mill. One third p?rt of 40 acres adjoining land of Jo
(hua Morris; all in .ne manor of Moreland ; late of
Daniel Jeans.
One ft th part of 10 acres in Hoifhsm townihip, on
which is a log house, with a large carpenters (hop, an
orchard, meadow, &c. in good fence, adjoining lands
of Charles Mullen and John Williams; late of Daniel
Williams.„
Sundry frames adjoining each other, situate in Third
street, opposite the Barracks, 94 feet in length by 10
feet broad, one story high ; late of the Britilh army. -
All which will be (old at the Court house of this city,,
the eighth day of November next. The sale to begin at
Ten o'clock on said day.
The terms of sale will be according to law, viz. One
fourth part of the purchase money to be paid in ten days
alter sale, or the premises again to revert to the State,
and the bidder liable to forfeit the said one fourth of the
purchase money# The remainder to be paid in one
month after sale: And on a certificate being produced
from the Agents, or either cf them, of full payment of
the purchase money, a deed will be given, as by law
directed.
And to prevent all difficulties with refpe& to payment,
the Agents will attend at the house of William M'Mul
lin, E'q; briow the New Market, on the tenth day after
sale, to receive the firft payment, and in like manner
on the thirtieth day after tale, to receive the last pay
ment, after which no purchase money will be received#
but on non compliance with these conditions the pie
mihs azain to b^ told for the benefit of the Common,
wealth. GEORGE SMITH, ] Agents
4 WILLIAM M'MULLIN,] P. C.
TO BE S O L D,
A three story BKT K HOUSE, in-Front street near
Suh-ttreet. Ao a HOQ&E in Spruce street
near Second-finet. Enquire of therein ten.
Two Women Wanted,
TN a plcafant Situation in the country, near fevtral
l placed of worship : One to de the work of a Small
dairy and to s p in ; the other to cock, &c. Apply to
Mrs. Baynton in Arch (beet, Philadelphia. Gcod
witfl will fe given in c^fh or eloathing, &c.
A Clbfe STOVE with a pipe and trevit ,compleatfr
To be S id. Enquire as above.
T O B F SO LiD, BY
Townsend White and Company,
At their Store >n Water-ftiest, next door to the late
William Alien's,
CHOICE old London particular MADEIRA
WINE, by the pipe, quarter-calk or gallon, fit
for immediate use. fekewife, Rum, Sugar, Tta,
Coffee, Indigo, &c. wholesale or retail.