The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-09-27 00:00:00, page 4

Twenty Pieces of rich Poprins &
H ILF TaBIM rs, to he fold remarkably cheap at
Jam's Tayi • '$ Srtre, in W^r-ftreet near the Crook
e' Billetwh?rf ; th? poprictor intending to return to
Fi oe immtdhteb. Alto fbmu fattin and mode
C CO A K ^ Sent. ^5
Philadelphia, August 20, 1783.
AL L persons indebted to the estate of GEORGE
KENNEDY, late of this city, merchant, deceased,
by bond, bill or book debt, are requested to make
fre*dy payment to the fubferibers; and those who have
jutt demands against laid estate are requested to bring
in their accounts properly attested for lettlem&it.
As little attention hath been paid to a former ad
v^trfement, and much of the tme being now spent
wnich by law is allowed for executors to make up their
accounts in, it is therefore thought necefiary to give
tus public notice, that all debts unpaid at the fi,ft o f
November next, will then be put into the hands of at
lornies, to be recovered as the law dire&s.
WILT I * M RICHARDS,,
JOHN MKTM ^Executors
ROBERT COCKS, )
At his STORE on Cox's Wharft, a little above the
Drawbridge,
CORDAGE 'rom two yam fpunyarn to 7 inch ca
b'?s, Sail C?nv% No 1 and 6, Virginia Hoes,
Axes and Adzesin cafc, Marble Mortars, Writ
ing Paper in cater, a f + w Packages of DRY GOODS:
confuting 0! Sowing Twine, fifhing, log and detpfea
Lin's, cafto Hats, ready made C at., W^ftcoats and
Beeches, oznahrig Frocks, Dowlas, Ruffit Sheeting,
M^ns Shoes, Bunting, Lu'eftrings, Brocades and Rib
bands, Tissue Waiftcoa Patterns. S pt 18.
AL : ver coloured and White Pointer BITCH, ra
ther Kort legg'd: had on a red leather collar,
wth Helman, scratched with the point of a nail, on it.
Wh ever has taken her up, and will bring her to Mr.
HELMAN, at Mrs. Sibbald's, in Second street, be
fween Spruce and Union streets, shall be fatisfied for
,neir trouble; any one keeping her will be profecu ed.
j,at imp uc^ in t r tart vefiels from Europe, the
Welt-Indies &c. and for SALE by
TENCH Coxe,
OLD Jamaica Rom, Windward blind Rum, New
EnJani Rum, Sugars in hdgfheads and barrels,
cotton, h-son Tras, Drug- and Medicines in
fm^.l,w:ktts-fl rted, Whi'e Lead, Linked Oil, Win
dow Gaf^lron Wire, Steel tubs of Chip Hats, Wool
ens, 3rid a Variety of other Dry Goods, and a Quantic
ty of Cordage. Septzz. 3fp. •
In Mirket-rtreet, between Second and Third llreets,
nearly opposite the Indian King,
HAS a large and compleat Assortment of DRUGS,
PATENT MEDICINES, and Painters CO
LOURS, which he will Sell Wholesale or Retail, on the
mod reasonable terms. Country Shop-keeper# and o
ther Retailers of the above Articles, may depend on
their bring genuine, and (hall receive every indulgence
in their purchases.
Said Bertram has likewise a Quantity of Window
Glass ; also, Plate Giafs, suitable for carriages and
clock faces. Sept. 18.
The fu^feriber has to dispose of on moderate Terms, at
his House in Market-street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, a considerable Assortment of DRY
GOODS : amongst which are—
SECOND and coarse Broadcloths, fuperfine Plains,
Shalloons, Durams, Calimancoes, Tammies, Du
roys, Cambists, Prunellas, Checks, Irfh Linens, Cam
bricks, ertton Romalls, Shirt Buttons, Threads, Tapes,
Writing Puper, gilt and plated Buttons, gilt Watch
Chains, plaed Shoebuckles, enamelled Snuff Boxes, Pins,
Needles, &c. with a general Assortment of Cutlery ;
and now Opening a large Assortment of HOSIERY,
suitable to the season.
9 month 18. CALEB FOULKE.
THE Partnerthip of CALEB & AMOS FOULKE
being dissolved, they request all those indebted to
them to make speedy payment.
King and Harper,
At their STORE in Front-street, the firft Door above
V ne-ftreet, who have alto for SALE,
VirTHITE and brown Havanna Sugars,
VV Mulcovado Sugar, firft quality, in hogsheads
and barrens,
Powdered loaf Ditto in hogsheads,
French Brandy and Fayal Winesin pipes,
C ff-e in barrels and bags,
W:ft India Rum, &c. &c. Sept. if.
For SALE at Vine- street WHARFF,
An excellent Cargo of St. Übes SALTc
TO BE SO L D, A
VERY convenient and good three story HOUSE,
in Second-street near Mark t street, an excellent
fl .ul fm b- 6 left. Eno^-o'th Printer. S 0t.22.6+
^e/pbta; Printed and Sold by DAVID C. C LAYPOOLE, in Market-Street.
yohn Bartram,
APOTHECARY and CHEMIST,
Jud In orref, and to be SOL Dby
IK. Sherrington,
L O S T,
Apply to
Sept. 18.
Also, best hyfon'and green Teas, Pepper, red and
white Wines of various forts in cafle and bottles: for
which apply at the abovementioned Store, or at the
Cellar under the Friends Meet n; in Pine street.
Also, by the Brig Neptunefrom Marseilles, afrefh
Assortment of GOODS, cenfifting of Capers, Ancho
vies, Olives, Raifini, Figs, Almond,, Lemmons, Bran
dy, Brimstone, Barcelona Handkerchiefs, a Quantity of
Milinary, and other Goods too tedious to mention.
At his Store in Water-street, below Walnut-street, has
just received a Variety of
GOO D S,
Which he will fell on the most reasonable terms.
Terraffon Brothers &>Co.
Have for SALE at their STORE in Water-street,
three doors below Spruce-Are,:, a large Assortment
and great Variety of MERCHANDIZE, lately Im.
ported from Europe, viz.
QILKS of all kinds and
O colours,
Ganz s and Tiffanies d^t.
Gauze, silk, and linen
Handkerchiefs,
Genoa Velvet and Sartins,
A great Variety of plain
and pointed, broad and
narrow Ribbands,
Painted Sather,
Ready made Mucitto Cur
tains,
Silk, thread, and worsted
Stockings.
Silk and leather Gloves,
Fur and straw Huts,
White & colour'd Threads,
Bretagne Sheeting,
Morlaix £ Holland Lincnt,
Marseilles Q tilting,
Russia and Siil Duck,
Billiard Cloths,
By the Snow L'Elizabeth,
from Rochelle.
Silks,
Prunellas,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
Delph,
Dock,
Cordage,
Twine,
Tea,
Hats,
Loaf Sugar,
Pepper,
Spanish Iron,
Shot,
Saltpetre,
Soap,
Nails,
Writing Paper,
White Vinegar,
Taffia and Rum,"
MANTEAU,containing the following Articles,
rz. A blue regimental coat with leaflet facings and
white buttons, white broadcloth jacket and breeches;
a number of valuable public papers, among which are
duplicates anl two folio account books, relative to the
lieutenant's department of L^ncafter county, receipts
for pay to the mifitia of the fame place, and sundry
papers belonging to the late eleventh Pennfvivania re
giment, a small (hot-bag marked thus, AH. No. 4,
containing eighty Spanish dollars. Whoever will dis
cover the papers and money, and leave them with Mr.
Downing, at Downingtown, or at the Comptroller ge
neral's Office, in Philadelphia, Kall receive the above
reward; and whosoever will apprehend the thief, so
that he may be brought to justice, Kall receive an ad
ditional reward of FIVE GUINEAS, and all te fen
able charges paid, by ADAM HUBLEY, junr.
'Lieutenant of Lancaster County.
Also, Lead, Shot, Block Tin, Sheet Tin, Beef & Pork:
Likewise a Pewter Worm, and a Still of 800 gallons .
with sundry Materials belonging to a distillery. Aug. 29,'
LODGE-ALLEY, Sept. ^
T OUIS D'ORSIERE has opened the
-I— 4 Dancing School of the French Aca
demy, as formerly. Sept. 21. ep.
ALSO, by the Brig Do&or Franklin and the Schooner
General Washington, from St. Übes,
A Quantity of Dry Goods, Brandy, Oporto
Wine and Lisbon Salt.
And by the Brig Town of Offend, a complete Assort
ment of Broadcloths and Britannia#.
By the Peace and Abundance from N nfz and St. Übes
a frefh Assortment of DRY GOODS, Madeira and
Downingtown, September 15, 1783.
WAS STOLEN out of Mr. Thomas Downing's
tavern, „ the night of the inh inst. a PORT
FOR SALE, BY
Peter Whitefide & Co.
In Water street, a large Quantity of
German and Russia Goods :
Ten Guineas Reward.
Oniray Painniere,
By the Snow Goo ^Friends,
from Brest.
GENUINE Coniac Bran
dy,
Claret in hoglheads,
Madeira Wine in bottles,
Sweet 0 1,
Liquors,
Olives,
Anchovies,
Capers,
Muflard,
Erglifh Clotb>
Linens,
Creas,
Britannia#,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
I ickings,
Wax Candles,
Soap,
Salt, &c. &c.
A Variety of Cordage,
fjter and register Paper,
Buckles and Hasps,
Pns, Needles, Tapes,
Combi, Powder, Pomatum
Spunges and Soap,
Sweet feented Waters,
White wine Vinegar,
Swett Oil,
Mufeadd Wine,
Cordials, Sirrups,
Preferred Fruit,
Elegant Paper Hangings
Window Glass,
Glass Ware,
Assorted Queen's Wate,
Drugs and Medicines.
Marble mantle-piece Slabs
Mortars,
Elegant large and fmali
carved Starves.
tbetf.
He ha: a method superior so most other Dentists of
fixing natural teeth upon the gums, where there is'not
any root, in the most solid manner, and without giving
the least pain ; they are as useful as natural teeth ; are
f:t neat and regular, and are very light in the mouth ;
they always retain their colour ; are more durable than
most other artificial teeth, and very much assist conver
sation. The most violent tooth-ach immediately eased.
T^th scaled and cleaned. Decaying teeth ffoped, so 23
to prevent them from aching, with either gold or lead.
If bis advice is properly followed, by the experience
he has obtained and the many careful observations he
he has made, he fla # te?s himfelf with the hope of giving
full fatisfaaion to those who will honor hira with their
commands.
N B. Every operation performed on the most rea
sonable term's, 2nd teeth drawn gatis for the poor.
*** H, may be spoke with at Mr. J. Mayer, ift
Chefnut. street, between Front and Second streets.
Philadelphia, Sept. 18.
A Quantity of best TABLE POTATOES can be
delivered at a short notice, either in the city or
along fide of any veff:l in the harbour, if wanted for
exportation.
STRAYED away about the nth inst. a small lipht
BRINDLE COW, had a rope ti*d round her
head, and has white foots along her back, and white
un 4 er her belly. Whoever takes 'up said Cow, and will
deliver her to DoDor H. Shiell, in Walnut-flreet, next
door to the corner of Third-fireet, fha!l have the
above reward.
HORNED CATTLE will be WINTERED near
the city 'upon good Bank Meadow Hay, nt three Kil
lings per week, provided th y are left the whole win
ter season. Enquire of the Printer. Sept. 18.
The Time of a Coachman who
has ne: r 6 vear s tofrve. WANTED, a Womin Cock;
Enquire of the PrirJ^h Sept.
To be SOLD by the Subferiber, at the
Was Los t,
(Tnclofed in a letter +0 me, dated at Amherst Ccurt
hnnfs Virginia, Anrilbf)
TWO BONDS: one by George Hacket for 50L
and one by Captain Nixon, of the licit d r a.
goons, for 17 guineas; payable to Mrf. rr s
Smith and Alexander. Mr. Hacket and Captain
Nixon art requested to step p^mert, mould the
bands be produced; and the public forwarned from
taking assignments therein. Any perfen in peffeffron
of the above Bonds, hv ferdi-g there tn m e will be
regarded. THOMAS ALEXANDER.
Carhfl o , August 18.
BEGS leave to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen,
&c. that he effectually cures every difordcr inci
dent to the gums, with the greatest case ; also
transplants natural teeth from one mouth to another 1
any person having a root of a tooth, may have one fix -'
ed on it so as not to be difeerned from any othrf. Fas
tens loose ones, that in every tefpeß will'anfwer their
firft ft ength. It is frequent that t eth will pr o j ft
outwardly or inwardly, by a final! operation, attended
with no pain to the person, he re fixe. them so as to be
qwteeren. He has hkewife a peculiar method of fet
ti'g art.ficial one#, so that the person may take them
out and replace them themselves with the greatest case
from one to a whole let.'
A Cool, p eafant two Story HOUSE 35 feet 4 inch
es front, having two parlour?, two chambers, a
small room and three garrets ; a Back Building, con
fiding of a small room, kitchen, and two chambers ;
also a wash-house and pantry: adjoinfttg the house, in
front, is a two Story Frame Building suitable for an
office,,l7 by 23 ; a private alley, 13 feet wide, on the
east fide of the ground, and privilege of a 3 feet alley
on the weft : on the back part of the lot are Buildings
fufficient for 6 horses, 2 four wheel carriages, and $
tors of bay; also a Store 14 by 40 feet. The Lot is
65 feet 4 inches front on the norih fide of Arch-street,
and 153 deep, then widens to 99 feet, ard extends that
breadth 153 feet more, to the rarge of Cherry-ftreet
the whole enclosed with a 7 feet new cedar fence!
The Garden is flocked with plumbs, peaches, cherries,
apples, quinces, currants, gorfberie, and rfoar?gus fc
July 28. RICHARD WELLS.
N. B. He would have no objearn to n gociate^n
Exchange for an Interest in a more central part of the
city.
COMMITTED to my cuflody, in the gaol o f th
city and county of Philadelphia, a NEGRO
MAN, named POMPEY, with an iron collar
about his neck: fays he belongs to John Edwards, in
New-Providence townffiip His mafler is desired to
come and pay charges and take him away
Sept. 20. JOHN REYNOLDS, gaoler.
^b^jb^find, himfelf under the difagreea
°"'/T y XT^ rnin ^ a " P ersons fr °m truft
"s ROSA NNA, on his account, as he
w '^%^ debts ° f h ' r contrasting from this date.
Philad. Sept. 3, 1783. SIMON MITCHELL.
Mr. C LABEA U,
SURGEON-DENTIST,
Two Dollars Reward.
TO BE S O L I),
upper End of Arch-fLeet,