The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-11-02 00:00:00, page 4

Mmorc % Serfs,
Whre Flannels,
Blue and brow . Baizes,
Whita Swaufkin,
Shalloons of every colour,
Mens and womens work
ed and cotton Hose of
various colours.
Purple, green and cloth
coloured Crapes,
Cinnamon, dove colour,
black and cloth colour
ed, blue, changeable,
clouded & striped Man
tuas of different patterns,
A beautiful assortment of
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Marseilles Quilting,
Black, light and dark, blue,
buff, green, cloth and
cotton Callimancoes,
Bl^ck ell-wide Persians,
Waite, blue, garnet and
striped Sattins,
Biack, white and blue half
• Sittons,
Blue and black Modes,
A few pieces of beautiful
Brocades,
Blue and black Sarfnets,
Black, blue, white and
greea India Taffeties,
An assortment of silk
Gauzes, Kentings and
Catgut,
MuA:n^ tamboured,
Elegant ditto dit. Aprons,
Skeleton and cap Wire,
Blue, claret, cloth colour
and black Gambled,
Pink, brown and black
Durants,
Bl'ck .nd scarlet Princess
Stuffs,
Black, white, blue, brown
and fyotted Jeans,
n UF F, moufe-colour 1
and mixt iupeifine
Broadcloths,
White, brown arid bine
coloured ferord Cloths,
Grey and brown ftrorg
Plains,
London brown, fcarlct,
white and striped Cafli
mers,
London brown, ftfiped,
puiple, and a variety of
'oreft cloths,
Buff, blue, green, cloth
coloured &white Plufb,
Green, scarlet, blue and
cloth coloured fine Plush
fashionably ribbed,
Back Corduroys,
Grey, white, blue ard
brown twilled Coatings,
Black Everlastings,
Serge Denims and Ser;e
Dejean,
Black, scarlet, purple,
green, blue and buff
Prunellas,
Durcons,
A variety of corded and
phin Worsteds, suitable
for gentlemens breeches
patterns,
A variety of silk jacket and
breech^ Patterns,
Dimly, corded and plain,
White, brown, olive and
blue Serrs,
JOHN KEAN,
TC2&^±!a3o^ ^-^TSKK^c^^^^fc'fas#^ ^xizitz^ra^^fr^^
Aube SPINNING WHEEL, on I he Corner of
Marktfv and Thud ftr^tt, a Irdh and general Af
io<tm:nt of MERCHANDIZE, which he will fell,
Wholesale and Retail, on the most reasonable
Terms, viz.
JOHN KEAN returns his most grateful Thanks to
the'e woo have generously favoured him with their
Cuttom, and begs leave to assure them—That constant
A reridanc, Industry in procuring the heft and cheap,
est Goofs, with ev«ry Inclination to give general Sa
tisfa&icn, (hall be exerted to merit a Continuation of
their Favours,
Philadelphia: Printed and Sold b;DAPAD C. CLAYPOO L E, in MaAet^treet.
Demarcus,
Blue, buff, scarlet, cloth
colour, black, green and
spotted Sittinets,
A large quantity of Bar-
Celons Handkerchiefs,
Mens brown Holland
Glovs,
Indies xhite and black
lar e Mits,
Caffimm, light, dark and
blue,
Hatrlem Stripes,
Manchester Cottons,
B ack Ruffe!,,
Rafe coloured Tabby,
N.n'opretties,
Burdic,
White and black Gauze
Hhnkerchic't,
Printed Linens,
7-8 and yard-wide Tick
lenburF,
Sail Duck,
Mens, womens and child
rens English leather
Shoes,
A large affutment of fine
Thread, Lace, Edgings
and Trolly,
Gloves and Mils,
Coarse and fir.e Cambricka
and Lawns,
Silk, kentirg, linen and
cotton Handkerchiefs of
every pattern and co
lour,
Irish, Dutch and French
Linens,
Bag HrVanl,
B oad ;nd narrow Russia
Sheetings,
Dowlafs,
Lavals,
White and brown Sheet
ing,
Fl wered & milnet Lawns,
Milnet lawn handkerchiefs,
Sewing Silks of all co
lours,
Threads of every colour
and fineneft,
Plain and striped Mullins
coarf, ard fine,
Twist of different colours,
Mens coarse Hole and
Gloves,
Cambists,
Durants,
Rattinets,
Plated and gilded Buttons,
Set Stock Buckler,
Silver Locket Buttons of
various patterns,
Tapes,
Watch Chryftals and
Springs,
Black and white narrow
and broad Lace,
Bengali and Ginghams,
An assortment of Rib
bands,
Ink-Powder,
Pots,
Iron Skillets,
Copper Coffee- Potts and
Skillets,
Brass Candlesticks,
Cast Boxes,
Window Weights,
Bake Stones, &c.
Philberts and Almonds by
the bag.
Eight Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY last Sunday evening from the fubferi
ber, a Negro W<nch, named PHEBE, is about
28 or 3) y-ts of age, Coe is very lusty, and most peo
ple tike her for a Mulatto ; Ihe is full faced, and has 1
forbidding countenance, she took with her a lofty, fat
fema'e Mulatto cdid, between 2 or 3 ye^rs old, she was
res last Monday morning, between Second-street bridge
and the Draw-bridge, and is no doubt concealed by
Some fr+e Negroes, in or about the town. Whoever
fecurra her so that the lub^riber can get her again, (hall
have the above reward and reafonab'e charges, paid by
Jure 4. THOMAS CULLEN.
DESERTI O N,
Q"U C H RECRUITS of the Pennsylvania Line, that
1, have deferred firice theist of January, 1781, and
do surrender themselves to any cffi er of said line, on
or before theist of December next, (hall be pardoned ;
but such as do not avail themfelvei of this indulgence,
may expt& to be punched in the most exemplary man
ner. RICHARD HUMPTON, Colorel
6th Pennyvania regiment, foperintendant
recruiting f rvice Pennsylvania line.
Philadelphia, O&ooer 17, 1782.
A SHOP to be Let in Mar
ket street, near Third street. Enquire of the Printer.
STOLEN out of the fuble of the fubferiber, on the
_ ni s hi of the 17th inttan 6 , a large Blaek HORSE
about 15 hands high, seven or eight years old, has a
star in his forehead, and a small white spot on his back
oceafioned by the saddle, trots and canters, and was
shod only before. Whoever will return the said horse
to the fubferiber in Newark, shall have the above re
ward and reasonable charges paid, by
PETER H. KIP.
RAN-AWA Y on the 3d of October, at night, from
the fuhferiber, living in Sussex county, Delaware
Rate, a Negro MAN, named HARRY, but may per
haps change his name, born in Kent county, formerly
belonging to Mr. Dickinson, is about thirty years cf
age, nearly 5 feet 8 inches high, a thick sett likely
fellow, of a yellow complexion, when drunk looks
very ill-natured: Had on and took with him a grey
coat lined with white flannel, a white flannel under jac
ket, three coarse shirts, one pair of tow trowfers, two
pair of Abort breeches, and a pair of large plated shoe
buckles, and sundry other articles. Whoever takes up
and secures the said Negro, so that his master may get
him again, fhdl have the above reward and re-enable
charges paid, by JOHN DAGWORTHY.
O&ober 5.
Twenty Dollars Reward,
RAN-AWAY from the fubferiber, liv
ing i n L cock to^nfhip, Lancaster county, on the
20th rs O&obet, a Servant B OY, named JACOB.
TOUT, about 5 feet 6 inches high, thick set, about
18 years of age ; h^d on when he went away, a coat,
waiffcoat and overalls of green linen, the coat has Maps
at the bread; took with him a woollen coat and
waistcoat o' an rfh colour, buckskin breeches, white
hat. DAVID DICKY, a German, about 5 teet 11
inches high, a cutler by trade ; had on a linen coat and
waistcoat dyed yellow, linen trowfers and leggins, an
old ht; both talkative and love liquor. The above
mentioned persons stole cioath* unknown. All masters
o^veffels are forbid harbouring them at their peril*
Tout stole bis indenture. Ten Dollars will be givenfor
each, if secured in any gaol in this ftate,and reasonable
Charges if brought home to their master. JACOB MYR.
Four Dollars Reward,
Ridley Township, Chester County, Oft. 16.
RAN- AWAY from his bail, a certain ARCHIBALD
MAGREGER, 5 feet 5 or fix inches high, > n d
well set, bad on when he went away a linen coattee and
jacket of the fame, striped linen trowfers, and a small
old wool hat. He is a Scotchman born, and talks bad
English. He had a pals from John Gardner, enquire,
who cleared him from gaol, which it is thought be will
make use of. Any person who will apprehend the laid
Magreger, and bring him to Chester goal, shall receive
the above reward, paid by JOHN CHISEM.
Thirty Dollars Reward.
RAN- AWAY on the 9th September, from the
fut Drib r, a negro Fellow named STAFFORD,
about 18 years of age, thin visage, with pretty
large lips and small legs, and in general does not look
very pleasant. He s very artful and no doubt will en
deavour to pass as a free mar : had on when be went
awy, a small black hat with a'm II black feather in it,
short brown cloth coat with a red velvet cape, scarlet
waiftcoar, brown br^-ches with thread flockings, rod a
pair of pumes with pinchbeck buckles in them. Who
ever will deliver the t'a ; d Negro to the Warden of the
Work-hr^e or the fubferiber, living in Philadelphia,
in Third street between Vine and Race ftieets, shall have
the above Reward and all reafontble Charges paid, by
Ofto. 18. EDWARD NORTH.
N. B. The coat and waistcoat has been turned,
which is visible, by the button holes.
N^w rk, OR - %r 18, 1782.
Five Dollars Reward,
Ten Dollars Reward.
Best Holland Quills and Sealing
Wax, Irish Wafers, Writing Paper, Ink
powder, Inkholders, Penknives, Account
Books, School-Bibles and Testaments,
Dilworth's Spelling-Books and Schoolmal
ters Assistants, Boyers French Grammars,
Surveyors Compasses, Slates and Gate-
Pencils, English Playing Cards, Wrapping
Paper, Parchment, &c. &c. &c.
TO BE SOLD BY
DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE,
In Market-street, Philadelphia.
Who gives the belt price for clean Linen
Rags.
CAME to the plantation cf the fubicriher, living in
Leacork towrfhip Lancaster county, about the
:^"^ f ^/y^ : ^"^ steer,fo:::
years old, marked with a crop in the near ear, and a
black COW, that 1* ear-marked in the fame manner
h™ r ' <r " , f ". ed '° c ° me and P rove his property;
p^ y charges and t^ke them away or they will he fnl/l
^ fame. WILLIAM WALLACE 0& 23
Iwo Dollars Reward.
Vr'A'^'L 0 " ° f the ^ ofthe Briber, m
Chefnut-fot near Fowth-fo, about
^h t T%°' '"" 'CT^rrel'd POCKET PISTOL.
i en rv,d ° n "r the pan much w orn and
the cock bnterrd; also a Brah PISTOL BARREL
the(cugh. Whoever takes up raid Piftol and Barrel
(had have the above reward, or for each One Dollar'
paid by JAMES WALSH, 0&. ^'
TO BE SO L D,
A Negro Wench and Child,
part of the efate of the late colonel George Noartb
is under a mortgage and will he fold cheap on that
a r°!'°^ P " fe to app| y to WILLIAM GEDDES
administrator. '
A so, To be hired cne or two Negro Lids.
THE fubfetr continues his STABLE in Church
alky, wher^he nropofea still (applying those
gentlemen who may chufe to favour him w th
their custom, with rs gentee 1 HORSES and CHAIRS
'" l". the ^ : H ' a "° p- n ^o taking in
a f cw ,y r f'- s * f livery ; and such gentUmen as chufe
tuat their borf s sh uld stand at livery, may depend on
r^,^ b:i "g done them. A sig n i, o pp o
fi e the stable.
N, B. I have f or Sale a Quantity cf HAY ofthe
firft qulity, and also a Quantity of an inferior kind
Sept an. ANTHONY WALKE. °
R I DI n'g-
With letter#, difpatrhes or matters of trust, upon
occasion, at an hour's r otice, to every distance, F i| | Z
executed by a person of a fair and good character, rea
sonable fecuritv for performance of the undertaking will
be given it defied. Those persons who may chufe
employ him will enquire of the Printer. ' '°
TO BE Le t,
Genteel, ready furnifhed Lodg
ings, consisting of two parlours, a kitchen, two cham
bers, and a roora over the kitchen f <r servants, and a
convenient cella r. Enquire of the Printer.
A. French Evening School.
JACOR LAWN hereby informs the Public, that be
b.ten's to begin an Evening School, for th^ Tuition
of Youth in the French Language, on MONDAY the
4>h November next, at hit house in Chancery Lane, in
Arch street, between Front and Second-ftreeta, where
the L'mp stands before the door. He proposes to take
only iz Scholars therefore th~m that will favour his
undertaking, are requeued to give in their names before
th?t time at his house, or at Mr. Honey,junr. in Cher
ry Alley, to fee whether he can make up the said num
ber of Scholars, if not he must drop his design.
N B. He translates likewise the French, German
and English language,.'
To be Sold by Public Vendue,
On Tuefdnv the 3 I of December next, on the Premises
A PLANTATION or Tra& of Land in P^irfbur;
township, Chester county, containing about 180
acres, well timbered and watered, about'l4 acres of
meadow and more may be made; on said place are
two dwelling houses, a kitchen, but houses, two barns
and stables, a stone spring house, two bearing orch
ards, and a large flream of water running through
place; about one mile from Brandywine creek
and nine from Wilmington ; is very convenient to
several places of public worship, and in a good neigh
bourhood. A good title will be made, and the pay!
ment made easy to the purchaser, by
o^o. 17. mary lindsay.
Horses and Chairs to Let.