The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-03-20 00:00:00, page 1

French Deserters.
ANTHONY FOMMIER, soldier in the regiment
Angournoi?, about 2, years of age, 5 fert 7 inch
es high, light hair and eye-brows, eyes between grey
and blue, a small ftot nose, a middling sized month,
thick lipa, round chin, fr sh coloured, a fear upon his
right Check under the eye, and another fear above the
fame • his uniform 2 white coat turned up with greer,
2nd yellow buttons, No. Bg, waistcoat and breeches
cf white doth-
THIBAUD EIBGOUTE, soldier of the fame regi.
ment, abort 24. years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high,
chefhat coloured harr ant eye-brows, red eyes, fhert
ffefe with large noftrib, little mouth and an oval facer
uniform ar above defended.
FRANCOIS TANEL, foHierin the fame regiment,
about ay years old, 5 feet 5 inches high, hair and
aye-brow* chefnut colon-, his eyes the fame celery and
deep in hfe head, high forehead, the upper part of his
Bose final! and its end very l?rge, common sized mouth,
*bicfc lips, and a fear near the lift eye : uniform as a
bove described.
JEAN LOUIS GARCIN, soldier of the colons, a
tout „ years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, bis eye
brows and hairchefmrt co'our, whitish gray eyes, a full
frefh cos mred face,his rose a little flat, has large fhould
rrs: his uniform blue turned up with yellow, white
buttons stamped with an anchor, white waistcoat and
breeches.
TWELVE DOLLARS will be paid for the a
bove deserters, if delivered on board either of the
French frigates now lying in the river, or a proporti
onate firm for information refpe&ing them, by which
means they may be apprehended, and secured on board
said frigates-
Office of the Consul General of France, Philadel
phia, March 1% „ty.
Southwark Au&ion.
THIS
MORNING
Will be Sold by Public Auction,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
MERCHANDIZ E,
As USUAL: ALSO,
Houfhold Furniture & Wearing
APPARE L, &c. &e.
WILLIAM BROWN, Auctioneer.
N. B< Hand-Bills will be dis ontirmed for the future,
except oh particular Occasions.
—=_. Q— — ^ _
To be Sold by Public Vendue,
At the Coffee House, on SATURDAY the sad inst.
March, at One o'clock,
ONE-EIGHTH PART of the sass failing Schoo
ner Nimrod, with all hr Tackle and Furni
ture, as (he cam, from : s ea, now laying at Wal
nnt-ftreet wharff. JOHN BAYARD, Auctioneer.
At the City Au&ion, on
MONDAY Hext,
The 14th of March, 1783.
At NINE o'Clock in the MOKNIN G,
Will Commence the SAL E
Of a Large and very General ASSORTMENT cf
MERCHAND I Z E,
Suitable for the approaching Seafan,
(Particular! of which will be publi(hed by ^ie Bel! on
the Morning of the Day of Sale)
With a QUANTITY cf
Houfhold Goods, Kitchen Furniture,
WEARING APPAREL, &c.
JOHN BAYARD, Auctioneer,
N. B. The City AnAion will be constantly te!d
every MONDAY ; and as the Store it always op%Jor
the Reception cf Good's, it it desired (when not incon
venient) that the Goods may be sent before the Day of
Sale.
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VOL. XILT
THURSDAY,
GENERAL ADVERTISER.
Published every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.—Price Six-Pence.
To be Rented for one Year from the firft
of April, 1783,
THE FA R M called Gramme-Park, 1, miles from
Philadelphia, containing ^SO acres, a proper
proportion of woodland, arable and meadow, a large
done farm house, barn, cow-house, milk house, and
other conyentencirt For other particulars applv to
M'-GEORGB MEADE, in Philadelphia, or ELI
ZABETH FERGUSON, living contiguous to the
premise, ; the tenant to pay the taxes. One-third of
the rent will be taken in good Produce on the foot.
No person need apply but such as can be well re
commended. March 5.
TOBE SO L D,
( And immediate Pofleffion given )
TH A T valuable FAR M, fitnatvd in White
nilrfh townfhp, Philadelphia county, just be
. ,° nd the 13 mile stone, on the Bethlehem road,
adjoining the church lot, known by the name of White
marfh church, where Williams Weft, deckafed, lately
dwelt : The Farm contains ne# 300 acres, and the
land is generally esteemed as good a* any in the coun
try. having the advantage of a lime-ftoria quarry on it ;
th? meadows art watered by the Wiffahiccon creek and
Sandy-run, are in general good, and produce from 30
to 40 turis of excellent hay, per armurn ; the arable
put is now under #ht and rye, and two large fields
of clover, the whole under a complete new fence, and
has upwards of 70 acres of woodland; there is ors said
Farm a l!ge brick mansion house with a fine well in
a back Cellar, and a pump in the yard, a large barn
and convenient ftablirig for 11 Forfeit, a waggon'houfe,
tow house, fmoak h&ofe, and a done building that will
fervs either for a tenants house or a grainary ; there
is a good garden adjoining, the house, and on the place
are five good orchards, one of them quite young. This
place is conveniently situated to attend the market from,
and has the advantage of several grift' mills, a filling
and paper mill within three miles ofit, and is contigu
ous to places of Wbrfhipo'fev&al denominations The
pur hafer may be accommodated with a 40 acre Lot
of Woodland, at the diflance o' five miles from the
house and with ary part of the Stock or farming
Urenfi's. For terms apply to Mr, FRANCIS WEST°,
jorio, mthe premises, or to the subscribers in Phila
delphia.
N. B. I' notfo'd on or before the 10th M ret next,
it will be LET fix one year, on reasonable terms.
On Thurfiky, the Third of April next,
Will be SOLD by PUBLIC SALE, all the
Stock, Grain & farming, Utensils
on said plantation : consisting of Cows, Sh-ep, Swine,
a blooded M<re with foal, and two Colts at her feet,
one a filly, two years old, the other a horse colt, one
year o'd, wheat, rye, corn, a w?g/on, cart, ploughs,
&c. also the grain in the ground, anda few articles of
Houfhold Furniture. The conartiofts of file will be
made known at the time and place aforefaid.
ALL perlons indebted to the effete of WILLIAM
WEST, deceased, by bond, note or bosk debt,
are desired to diftharge the fame immediately ; and all
those who have any demands against said eftae, art de
sired to call on the subscribers for payment.
MARY WES r, E^cutrx.
JOHN NIXON,
Feb. 18. BENJAMIN FULLER,
JOHN DONNALDSON, ( Ex - cu - orß
D. H. CONYNGHAM,
Philadelphia, March 5, 1783.
THE quarterly Communication of the G and Lodge
of Pennfylvani,, will be held ar the Lod^e R om
in Lodge-alley, in this city^ on Monday the 31st
iuffint, at io o'clock, A. M. at which time the Offi
errs of the ieveral Lodges, holding Warrants under
the furirdiaion of this Grand Lodge, are r qutfted
punAually to attend.
By Ordr o' the R. W. Grand M ft r
JOSEPH HOWELL, junr. D. G. S-.c' y.
SIX.PENCE REWARD
RAN-AWAY yesterday morning, a bruid girl,
named ROSE TAYLOR, near 16 yenrs old,
has light co'oured hair, a down look, and much given
f ? Iyi p g; > ad on a black petticoat and brown linfev
short gowri, with a red and white crofe-barred Bar
celona handkerchief: whoever delivers her to her
master, ffiall have the above reward, paid by David
Co Claypoole. March $1
OR, THE
THE
WHEREAS John Griffith, of Willis-
V 7 town, Chester ccuutv, has advertized two par
?'? be f ° ld > P rt of th eeftate left him by his
h " !"' ln fiult of beirs rt is to come to
hit brother Ezekiel Griffith, and his heirs; I think it
necessary to inform the pubnc, that he has no right
his father's will, without an h?ir, on!y for hi, lifetimes
, EZEKIEL GRIFFITH.
Williftovm, Mirsh 20, 1783.
rUHEREAS Mr. Guiller de Mondoucet,
vV a French gentleman from Nogent Ie Rotrou,and
fuppo ed to be now on the continent of North-Ameri
ca, is become heir to a very considerable Fortune in
France, b, the demise of his parents : this is to de.
fire any person or p rfons who ravy have heard of the
laid Mr. Guillie?, to inform Messrs. LACAZE and
MALLET, merchants in Philadelphia, by letter or
otherrafe, what ii become of him, whether he be dead
or living. All in'ormation concerning the said Mr-
Guillier ^tf be thankfully received, by
% LACAZE and MALLET.
Philadelphia. Feb. 4, 1783.
Lacaze and Mallet,
At their STORE in Water- Greet, between Arch and
Race-Greets.
Have for Sale, an Elegant
Assortment of Dry Goods,
Lately Impor ed in the laG V ff r |s from France :
Also, Good English Mufquets.
French Army Bills of Exchange,
At THIRTY Dys Sight,
FOR SAL E, BY
John Chaloner.
To BE SOL D,
By Thomas Randall & Co^
In F ont-ftreer, a few D ^rs above Market.ftr^r
Wefl-India R U M by the bhd,
and a q antitv o' Sa'r, Le^d a~ 4 Tin in boxes.
Likewise a Variety of DRY GOODS
Dry Goods to be fold' for Effaces
in rhe Citv or Lands in the Country.
F qore o'th. Printer, March 3
TO BE SOLD A
Good Bill of Exchange on Cape
F ancois, for Eleven H^nd ed ano Fnrnne D | ar >.
E q; : re 0 fr Prin Mtrch ,8.
Was taken from the Minister's,
on Tbwidiy rib, bippofJ by mflh, a brown Cam
blec GREAT (OAI, hoed wb:- greet B^z*. The
poss ff,r b req%fted to ler.^ if with cha barkeeper 06
tue <offe4-hcuT, ur the primer hereof. Mar. 8.
To be Sold by Public Vendue,
At 2 o'clock, on the Premifee, on the ,d day of April
next, 1783.
Tw 0 Lots or Pieces o f LAND, situate in the
townftup of Williftown, county of Chester, state
° f , nn/ ylvania. o The firft Lot containing
acres, whereon there is one acre of meadow, 2nd
»ore iray be made, with a good stream of water run
ning through the fame; the remainder good tillable
with timber in proportion to the cleared land.
Ibe second Lot contains 28 acres ; th ? er is 10 acres of
good timber land on said lot ; the remainder cleared
land, With a pood spring of ffr on the fame, and a
young orchard of 20 or 30 apple trees. Any person
inclining to view the premises bes re the day of sale,
fP^Y to the fubferiber living on the premises,
which will fully recommend irfelf. The title is indif.
P u '%, JOHN GRIFFITH.
3d. month, nth day, i 7 8 3.
MARCH zo, 178^
[NUMB. 1017.