The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-03-05 00:00:00, page 4

Two high blooded elegant use
s& la de % iulky MORSES the one a sorrel, rising
5 years old, n< 16 ^n!# high; the other a dark bay, of
the tame age and hz<r. Enquire of SAMUEL HODG
SON t his livery ftahle, back of the city tavern.
chafe moneys
-For a description of the
land,, and further p>r iculars relative to the rates of
fle, and times of payment, apply to Mr. Peter Casey,
Finror, on the south branch, near Patterion's creek, or
to Mr John Logan, in Morris county, East New Jer.
f e y who are our attorneys, or to ts
AT a& of land on the drains of Back creek, in Frede
rick cow% containing 400 acre#.
ATs&on Potewmack river, Federick county, con
taining 400 ces. „ 0
A Trad on Potowmack river, Frederick county,
containing 40 > acres. .
A Tr.<ft on the drains of Stoney river, in Hamp
shire county, containing 340 acres.
A Tr& on the middle drain of Patterson's creek,
Hampshire court?, containing 4' 0 acres.
Six Trails adjoining each tthar, lying on Kyken
dall saw-mill run, on Hie main road leading from Fort
Pleasant and the South Branch Settlements, 10 Win
chester, in Hampshire county, viz Ore of 402 rcre%
one of 265 acres, one of 344 acres, one o f 82 and 1 2
acres,.orb of 182 acres, one o' 316 acres,
A Tra* fi gated on Gibbon's <un, on h~ drains of
the North-r ver of Ge.t Capc-CAyuu, in Himpfhi e
conntv, containing 467 acres.
A Traft on the Middle-Lick, a branch o' the Left.
R ver, Hampflue county, containing 390 and 343 of
an ar*.
A Traft on the drains of Patterson's creek, Hamp
(hire counts, containing 320 acres.
A Trad on the head of B mice Lick, in Hampshire
countv, containing 409 -cres#
A T:fl on he head waters of Lunie's creek, in
Hamofbbe counts containing 312 ?c,ts.
A Trad on Patterson's creek, in Hamplhire county,
containing 406 acres
A Tra& on the waters of Pattrrfon's creek, Hamp
fhite county, containing 272 act pt.
A Tra& on the head of Buffalo-Lick cieek, in
Hainpfhire county, containing 401 acr+s.
A Traa on the drains of P pterion's creek, in
Hampshire county, containing 200 zcres.
A Tr.ift on the waters of Patterson's creek, in
Hampshire count., containing 422 acres.
A Tr & between New-creck mountain and Pattei
fon's creek, Hampflure county, containing 308 acres.
A Trail on the north branch of Patterloh a cr^ek,
Hampfh re cou r ty, containing 400 acres.
A Trad on the north fork of Patterson's creek,
Hampfh re county, containing 189 acres.
A Taft at the head of the north branch cfratter
fon'; cr©k, Hampshire county, containing 220 acres.
A Tra& on the drains o' Patterson's creek, in Hamp
flli e county, containing 198 acres.
A Tra& on the drains 0 Patterson's creek, Hamp
*<llls county, containing 200 acres.
A Taft in th, north folks 0 Patterson's creek, in
HampQure coring, containing 351 acres.
A Draft on the no th hraneb of Patterson's creek,
in Hampfh re county, containing 288 acres.
A Tra& on the no. th branch 01 P^tterfon s creek,
in Hmoth ie cou y containing 400 acres
A Tr#& on thr Roum'-Lik run, in Hampfh re
county, containing 426 acre
A Tr.a on hr drains 0 Maple-Bottom, in Hamp
<h?r -corny, co a ning 400 acres.
A Tra I on B ff^ e mirth, a drain of Little Cape-
Capon, in Hampfh:e county, containing 400 acres
THOMAS WHAK FON,
JOSEPH WHARTON
N. B. M. LOGAN $ rnnmit&y acquainted with
almost every T^a, as is Mr. CASEY, who will at
tend ard sh w them
H A N T E D, A
Houle keeper to a family in the
cc . t,. A >-riuo well recommended wul be treated
ut,, : :,c:rn^ to sh Printer, Feb. 6.
A Perlon, who proleffes
himfelf aGARDENER, would, be glad of Emp 0 ment
in ^ smeu ; a whmh he has been regularly bred.
Enq^' l! r F o'er.
Any gentlem n who may be pleased to favour him
wrtii their bufrefs, ma, depend 01 his utmost exertions
so Cui interett ; part cf th, money advanced if re
qied.
H alb, dihounts inland Bills or Drafts, and has it
oft-r in ha power to procure Money on Loan for a fhert
trn-.
and Arch streets,
pUi'S and fell? (in commffion) Bills of Exchange on
' France, or any other part of Europe : Likewise all
kms o ' Merchandize.
Haym Salomon, Broker,
At his office in Front-street, between Market
^ j^loi^ Tr^b of excellent LAND, in the old
ft d <ou4iie« of Frederick and Hampshire, in the
lhi of Virginia, tor fpcce only; bemg equally th'
prepay of the fu A fcri* ers, who ^ll give a pered
title to each ira6h, on the final payment of the pur-
Philadelphia; Printed and Sold by DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE, in Market^Streeh
TOBE SO L D,
ro BE SOL D,
A LARGE Ass rtment of DRY GOODS, of vari
ous KINDS, which he.wil dispose of by whole
sale at a ve y reasonable price, either for gold or silver,
Pnnfylvania state money, tobacco or flour, &c.
He takes the liberty to acquaint his riends and cus
tomers, that he has opened his store tor the recep
tion of all kinds of merchandize# on cemmiffon ; where
corftant attendance will be given, and the utmost care
and deligence, will be used in di'pofing of the goods
toon, and to the bast advantage, and the money paid on
demand. Captains of vessels, with heir fuyercargoert,
w^o daily arrive in this city, being ftrihgeis and mt
knowing where to dispose of their goods, if they wil
please to call at the c< mm ; ffion store, they will always
find storage and ready tale for their goods—for v hich
they may receive gold or silver, state money, bills of
exchange, Virginia and Maryland tobacco, flour, and
other country produce, &v. Feb. 1, 1782.
Philadelphia county, February 14 1782.
For Terzis apply also to doctor HENRY SCHNIB
LY, near said land; but none need apply that cannot
be well recommended for industry.
At his STORE, the South fide of Market ftreat, be
tween Front nd Seond-ft cets, Philadelphia,
The Subferiber, as anting Ad
miniftrator of the tha eof captain JONATHAN HA
GER, late of W< sh rgten county, in (he state oi Ma
ryland, deceased, n quells all thole that are indebted to
the laid estate to make payment tohim; and toofe that
have any demands against lad ritate to bring in their
accounts, that they may be fettled ; for which purpose,
as also to receive the Ground Rens of Elizrbeth-town
(or Hager's-town) in laid county, the fubferiber will
attend at the house of Mr BELSHUBER, i the laid
town, from theist day of March next to ,ht izth day
of the fame month.
The übfcrlher has alf to Let, about 4000 A res of
LAND in said county (1400 acres therco in his own
right, and the rest a: a tuttet,) Tois land adjoins
Higer's-town ; and as the fertility of the land in that
n ighbourhood is so well known it needs no particular
description. The fubferiber may be applied to whilst
he stays at Mr. Bclfhuber's, and before or after at his
House in Philadelphia county, in this date.
DAFIEL HIESTER, junr.
To be Sold and rray be entered on this
^pring,
That Plantation, late the Pro
perty of Michael Choreas, decea .d, fit. ae in th
tow ship f lipper M r r:on and coir ty of Philadelphia,
coitai g 165 acres of excellent Laue-:, adjoining the
river S h yk>l, about 120 ^res t~not C a ed, the
rest wr.f it mb red. Ther- f s on said place, tw„ go d
dwelling ho fs, two barns, itauks and othei cu
h?ufes, a good tying hcuu, &c, all in good repair,
ib^ pt 8 acres of good meadow, an Richard of a^out
100 bearing apple trees, with 0 her fruit trees of vari
ous kinds; there is on said Place, a commodious
merchant mill ere&ed on a never failing f; ring of w<-
ter empty ng itfelf into the river Schuylkill, from
which many advantages do arise; he mill is also in
good repair. The pa,m ns will be mrde easy. Any
p?r >n inclining to purch^fe the fme, my be farther
iof rmed by applying to JACOB WALKER, in Tre
diffiin 0 wnfhp or to SAMUEL CALLEY, in New
town township, Chester cowry. Feb. 6.
To be Sold by Public Audion,
On MONDAY, the ish day of Mrch next, at the
Coffse-houf', at 12 o'Cleck at Noon, if not Sold
before by Private Sale, A
Lar^e Brici< House, situated on
th; bank fide of Froat-ftutt, three coors above Arch
ftreet, with two fronts, each 20 feet in breadth ; the
one in Front, ftr-et is three floras high, the other, in
Water beet, is four Gorier, with a good Kitchen, and
a Cellar under the whole The said Houle is fubjc& to
twelve punds Pennsylvania currency per annum.
Whoever inclines to become purchaser before the above
elite, may know the b erms by applying to DAVID
FICK a> t. e corner of Arch and Front streets.
Piil e phia, February 18, 1782,
TOHN D. CRIMSHEIR, Attorney at Law, and one
J of tae Public Notaries of this State, formerly an
Attorney and Notary of the City of New York, at his
Office in Front-street, between Chefnut and Walnut
streets, draws Deeds, Wills, Mortgages, Leales, Ar
ticles of Agreement, Alignments, Arbitration Bonds
and Awards, Articles of Copartnerfllip and Separation,
Charter Parties of Affreightm ent, Bottomry Bills, Set
tlements, Special Letters of Attorney, Memorials and
Paridonsi And does every other Bufmefs incident to
the Office of Conveyancing. And, as
A PUBLICNOTARY,
Draws Mercantile and Maritime Protests, Registers,
Foreign and Inland, Blls of Exchange, Promissory
No'er, Liters of Attorney, and other Writings re
fp<&ing Trade; Authenticates Powers of Attorney,
and Accounts under the Notarial Seal, which are to be
fer,t bevond sea; draws special Notifications, for the
feecin Performance of Executory Contrasts, agreea
ble to the Mode pursued by Foreigners, and Protests a
gainft joint Owners, and others, for unneceflarj Deten
tion of Vessels, &c.
Notary Public and Conveyan-
Jonas Phillips,
cer's Office.
Blank Policies of lifurance,
Upon SHIPS or G OODS,
To be fold by David C. Claypoole.
In an agreeable Prt of the Ci'y. The Back Buildings
are of Brick. Enquire of the Printer. Feb. 11.
The highest Price is given
for clean Linen arid Cot
tor. RAGS, by the Printer
of this Paper.
For the Army and Navy, made and fold, on the mg
reasonable terms, by REBECCA YOUNG, in Wainu
street, ner Third-fires, Philadelphia.
TO BE SOLD,
A strong, neat, 'well finished, two Story
WOODEN HOUSE,
ALL KINDSOF
COLOURS
TO BE SOLD A
Healthy, Prong Negro Wench,
about 24 years cf ,ge, ^th a I male CHILD two
years old, (he cen cook, wa(h and iron ^|, j, fit for
town or country work. Enquire of the Printer.
Mr. Verstille,
At Mrs FORD's, in Arch ftfeet, determine, to give
the fulleft fetisfa^ton to the Public, whony he is de
vot^d to serve, prop fa to take MINIATURE LIKE
NESSES, for the two mon hs following, at the very
moderate price of fwo Guineas.
N. B If the perlons who may employ him should
not be fatisfied with the goodies of rhe likerufs, he
will demand nothing for the piece. Feb 16
The above Articles are of the best Qua
lity. and may be had, in large or small
Quantities, on reasonable Terms, for Ca%
A Quantity of the
Very best BEAVER,
Ladies,J
Compting-houle,l
Common, , Penknives,
Double and j
Single bladedJ
Irish Wafers, for public offices and sealing
of letters,
American Wafers of the fame kinds,
Dutch red and black Sealing Wax,
Black leather and paper Inkholders for tra-
vellers, &c.
Brass Inkholders with Penknives and Cases,
Middleton's blacklead Pencils,
Receipt Books,
Wrapping Paper,
Parchment of American and British manu-
fafture,
Black leather Pocket Books, with Memo
randum Books,
Battledores and Shuttlecocks,
Playing Cards,
Meflage Cards,
TO BE SOL D, BY
David C. Claypoole,
In Market-ftreer, Philadelphia ;
A good Aflortment of American,
French, and Britilh Writing Paper,
Plain Letter Paper,
Gilt Letter Paper,
Dutch Quills,
English Quills,
American Ink-powder and liquid Ink,
British patent ink-cake, and liquid Ink in
bottles, fit for immediate use and for
carriage,
TO BE SOLD, by
yohn Redman,
In Water ftre&t, between Arch andßace- streets.