The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-07-22 00:00:00, page 4

Fifoing Tackle
Of all fort#, for the Us: of either SEA or RIV ER,
MADE AND SOLD
By Edward Pole,
At his Old Experienced Tackle Shop,
In Market-street near the Court-house, Philadelphia,
VI Z.
RE T)cedar, dogwood, hickory and other filling
Rods, of various forts and fixes, either plain or
ringed ; hair, silk and hemp Lines of any length,
either for fly, trolling or bottom filling, all ready fit
ted ; Deepfe^j for sea or river, compleat; Trimmers
for pike filhing; a variety of cork Floats, with either
swan or goose Quills ; fiik worm's Gut; Weed and In
dian Grits ; Leads of various patterns; best watch
fpriog, kerby, and common Fiihing-Hooks of all fixes,
either ioofe or ready hung on silk, hair or Indian-grass;
calling Minnew, landing and scoop Nets; with a
great Variety of other Filling Tackle.
Any G ntlemen, going on parties of filling, either
to Black-Point, tea, river or any other place, may be
compleatly furnifhed, or have Tackle made of any par
ticular kind or pattern, on a very (hort notice.
N # B. As he has a very general and compleat Af
fortmeut of the very best kind of Fishing Tackle, he
flatters himfelf he is able to serve the Public with bet
ter Tackle, and on as low terms asany other in the city.
He also hourly expeas a very large and general
Assortment of new and imported FISHING TACKLE,
bythefirft veffe s which arrive from London; amongst
which will be every Article that is at present scarce in
that delightful branch of recreation.
N- B Any person having a Quantity of the best
FISHING HOOKS to dispose of, may,hear of a pur
chaser by applying as above.
Also to be Sold by him at his Warehouse, as above,
a general Assortment of
IRONMONGERY:
Crosscut, whip,
hand, pannel, ten
nant, faih, dove-tail,
key-hole and compass
Saws,
Carpenters bench & other
Planes of almost every
kind,
Stock and Bitts,
Hinges of every kind, from
the fmaßeft size to a
barn door,
Black and bright Augurs,
Double and single worm
nail and spike Gimblets
and Tap-borers,
Stock, padlock, closet,
chefl, desk, brass nob,
door, and other Locks,
Bras nob and iron Thumb
Latches,
Desk & drawer Furniture,
Round, naif round, flat,
and other Files,
Watchmakers Files of all
forts,
Fcythes,Sickles and Whet-
Hones,
Coffin Furniture & Screws,
Chiff Is, Gouges and tur
ners Tools,
Carpenters and coopers
Axes, Adzes, Compasses,
Drawing-Knives, Blane-
Irons, Jointer Irons,
Rivets and Grinditnes,
Iron Squares and two feet
Rubs,
Hatchets, carpenters and
piaifter^rsHammesr and
Trowells,
Penknives,
Clasp Knives, Knives and
Forks, and Sciffar',
Pinchers, Awl Blades,
Tacks and Nippers,
Curry Combs,
Wood Screws of all sizes,
Bed Screws,
A variety of Shovels and
Tongs,
As he is determined to fell all the above Articles on
the lowed terms, he requests 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 tbo' toe persons were them elves personally present.
N. B- Wanted as an Apprentice to the above buff
nefs, a Lad wn o can write a tolerable good hand and
of a good moral charader.'
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Pbda^a; Printed and Sold by DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE, in Market-Street.
Among which are—
Roasting 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 brafsLiuks
and Snuff Boxes,
Copper Teakettles, Sauce
pans, Black Jacks, Tin
Cups, Funnels and Can
dle-Boxes,
Brass Cocks, brass Can
dlesticks and brass and
tinned Nails, Curtain
Rings and Dog Collars,
Sprig, trunk, clout, hob,
pump and feupper Nails
3d, qd, 6d, Bd, lod, i2d,
2od and god Nails,
Spikes of various sizes,
A variety of large and
small Hinges made for
frame houses,
tlron Pots and other Call
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 Linet,
Cloaths Lines,
Jack Lines,
Shop and seine Twine in
in large and small bun
dle,
Card for hanging scales,
Well Ropes, &c.
Robert Stephens,
At the Old Kouli Khan in Chetnut- street, the feccnd
door above Front-fireet.
BEGS leave to inform the public in general, and his
friends and customers in particular, that he has
laid in an assortment cf liquors of the best quality, which
he fells at the following rates:
Wine according to the quality,
Punch and toddy upon the lowed terms,
London bottled porter at two (hillings the bottle
Bottled-beer at fifteen -pence a bottle,
Excellent bottled cider at fifteen pence a bottle
Best draught porter at eight-pence a mug, & c . &c.
He gratefully acknowledges the favours of his for
mer customers, and flatters himfelf with their future
custom, as he is determined to have the best of liquors
and to treat them with the greatest civility. 1 '
Imported in ths Brigantine Else Catharina from Ham
burgh, and now opening for SALE at the Store of
Clement Biddle & Co.
In Water-street, between Arch and Race-ftreete, a
large Assortment of DRY GOODS: consisting of
CI ERMAN Oznabrigs
J and Ticklenburgs,
A great Variety of
German Linens,
Printed Linens, Cottons
and Chintzes,
Printed linen and cotton
Handkerchiefs,
India Nankeens,
Russia Sheetings,
Cotton and linen Checks,
Cotton Stripes,
Corduroys, Dimities,
Mullins,
Superfine, midling and
coarse Cloths,
Shalloons, Durante, Tam
mies,
Callimancoes,
Duffels,
Worsted Bindings,
Packages of Hard Ware and Cutlery assorted in small
invoices; trunks of Stationary and Paper Han?, ~s ;
ho,(heads of Capper and Tin Ware; boxes of China
and Queen's Ware; boxes of Mustard ; fouchen^ and
hyfon Tea in chests, &c. which they are felling at a
moderate advance, and will receive in payment the
honorable Financiers notes, and public securities at
their current value, or all kinds of country produce.
To be Sold or Exchanged for a HOUSE in the up
per part of the city,
A Commodious three story HOUSE and LOT in
Almond street, now in the tenure of Mr. John
Hutton. The house is 18 feet front and 28 feet deep,
with two good rooms on a floor, a piazza of 16 feet,
in which the flair case is placed; adjoining is a very good
two story brick kitchen ; there is an excellent cellarun
der the whole, and the house is extremely well con
trived ; the Lot is 110 feet deep, and bounds upon
Cox's street, which will bz very convenient to build a
tenement or stable ; the house is insured ; the whole is
clear of ground-rent or any ether incumbrance. For
further particulars apply to DANIEL DUPUY, junr.
in Second-street, near the market :
Where may be had,
By John & Daniel Dupuy, junr.
A Variety of SILVER and other WORK: Consisting
of the following Articles,
COFFEE Pots, Cahns, cream Urns, table and tea
~ Spoons, shoe, knee, and dock Buckles, Corral and
Bells, a parcel of excellent filter Watches, gold But
tons and Broaches, hofom Pins, steel top and silver
Thimbles, round and square Chapes and Tongues,
knee ditto, silver and plated Spurs, a great Variety
oe watch Files, watch Chryftials, minute and hour
Hands, steel joint watch Keys, pinchbeck ditto, watch
Springs, Scales and Weights for gold, land Crucibles,
and a number of other Articles. July 10.
ALSO, Cordage, Sailcloth, English bottled Beer,
bohea and hyfon Tea, Currants, Bourdeaux white and
red Wine in bottles, Bar Iron, &:,&c. July 10.
Imported in the lift VHfels from Enrope, and just
Opening by
Reed and Forde,
At their STORE in Front street, two doors above the
Market, a wall chosen Assortment of Seasonable
GOODS: among which > r e—
SUPERFINE Cloths,
C ffimers,
Corduroys,
Cordureeni,
Thickfetts,
Ruffeis, Callimanedei,
Durants, Tammies,
Moreens,
Striped and plain Cambists
Shalloons,
Yard wide Crapes,
Everlastings, Prunelloes,
Bambazeens,
Cotton and thread Hose,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
Copperplate Furninne,
Modes, Sattins, Parfians,
Mantuas and Luteftrings,
I, yard wide, and apron
width Checks & Stripes,
Printed and coloured Jeans
and Jeanets,
Striped and plain Mantuas,
Taffatirs,
Silk Stockings,
Writing Paper, Quills,
'Long Pipes,
Sail Twine, fail Needles,
English Shoes,
House Brushes,
Crucibles,
Crates of Queen's Ware,
Hogsheads of Glass Ware,
Boxes of assorted China,
Boxes of Neiremburg To,s
Tin in boxes,
A Variety of Cutlery and
Hard Ware,
Dyers Colours,
German Steel.
Yard wide and f Irish
Linens,
Irish & Flanders Sheeting,
6.4, 4-4, and 1 Diaper,
Clouting Diaper,
Draper Tablecloths,
Checked and fpriged Mus
lins,
Cambricks and Lawns,
Lawn and kenting Hand
kerchiefs,
Barcelona and romall dit.
Lin n and cotton ditto,
Gauze and Miilonet dit.
Sewing Silks,
Best scars Twist,
Coloured Threads,
Scotch ditto,
Tapes and Bobbins.
A large Quantity of G 0 O DS
Are now Exposing for S ALE at the STORE of
Peter Whitejide & Co.
In Water-street : Confiding of the—
MANUFACTURES
of Russia, Germany; and England. July 11.
William Thombfon,
Has for S AL E, at the S TORE of Mr. Robert
M'Clanaghan, in Water-street, near the Drawbridge,
the following Articles, which he will dispose of by
Package on very moderate terms : Shopkeepers will
find it their interest to deal with him ; where they
may be always fupflied with LINENS and
KENTINGS on more elegible terms than they can
import them, he being concerned in an extensive
Manufacture of those Articles in Ireland : which
enables him to engage the Quality of the Goods
being equal to the charaaer given.
IRISH LINENS from zod. to 6s. per yard,
Irish Kentings of different forts, plain and striped,
Thread Stockings, white and brown,
A few chests fouchong Tea,
Cordage of the firft quality of all sizes,
A few calk of ship Nails. e ptf.
Wants a Freight,
For LIVERPOOL or any Part of IRELAND,
frHE Snow CONGRESS, 160 tons burthen, Alex
ander Davison, Master ; a good Vessel and rea
dy to begin to load. Apply to said THOMPSON.
L°n w;is apprehended,, certain person who
calls himfelf —, wit h a stolen HORSE, marked
as follows, ^ith a few grey hairs in his nose, a little
white on both hind feet, about 15 hands high, a rat „_
ixl pacer, and of a bright sorrel colour, supposed to
be about 6 years old. Whoever has loft the (aid Horse
by applying to me, and paying charges, may have him
m c JAMES KEGGAN.
Jun,
T° b : LET; genteel readHtin^ti
Lodgings. Enquire of the Printer.
Stephen Girard,
At his STORE in Water-street, between Market and
Arch-streets.
HAS FOR SAL E,
MOLASSES, Sugar, Coffee, old Bourdeaux Claret,
Oporto Wine, sweet Oil, Salt, Tea, writing;
Paper, Raisins, Geneva in cases, French Annifeed, Wir?„
Cloths, Tammies, Nankeens, Handkerchiefs, Linemfy
Gauzes, white sewing Thread, artificial Flowers, wo
mens Caps, fifhing Seines of sixty fathoms lenghth.
Just arrived from DUBLIN, and now felling at the
STORE opposite the Coffee-Houfe, by
Henry Willey,
A neat ASSORTMENT of
PLAI N and printed Linens, Calicoes, Handker
chiefs, Checks, Cambricks, Lawns, mens Hats,
womens dit. womens Shoes, Pins, Playing Cards
mens and womens Gloves, a Variety of Hard-Ware and
other dry Goods, too tedious to insert.
Horses taken in at Livery,
Al"r Briber's well known Stable opposite 'the
State- house; whose chara&er is well known for his
assiduity and attention to those noble animals.
He has Ikewife to Hire, HORSES and CHAIRS
and a neat and compleat HACKNEY COACH well
adapted fcr either two or four horses, with good' Har
ness ; this Coach will he hired as may best suit the
employer. JAMES KEGGAN. July ,r.
Hories at Livery,
H E fubferiber has just opened those
A new, large and commodious Stables,
in Dock-street, near the City-Tavern, con
ftru&edonanew and airy plan, where horses
are taken in by the year or shorter term, and
furnifhed with the best provender, at the
most reasonable rate.
By the public's most obedient servant,
EDWARD YOUNG.
N. B, A number of genteel Horses and
Chairs to be let by the day or journey.
Also felling at fame Place, by
John Brown,
A large and well cbofen ASSORTMENT of
PRIN TED Linens and Cottens, Handkerchiefs,
Checks, Diapers, Jeans, Shirts ruffled and plain
alfo a large Assortment of yard wide Linens : all
of which articles said BROWN is enabled to (ell on the
most eligible terms for the purchaser, having bought
said Linens himfelf in the best markets for brown linen
°n the North of Ireland ; and as this circumflance ena
bles him. so he is determined not to be undersold by any
person whatever. June 5. ''