The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-04-11 00:00:00, page 4

At hit STORE, lately removed to hi# house in Front
ftreet, on? door south of Union-street, and next
bellow cebnerFrande Gurney's,
ELEGANT embroidered Waistcoats, ditto Paris
Re <§, ditto Shoe Patterns, ditto white silk Hole,
plain ditto, common and dre's Fans, ftripec Mefayne,
Batavia, gr^y, role and flefh coloured ladies Defies in
various itil% gentlemens ditto, black, white, blue
and figured jattin*, flats, apricot, millcred, Itriped,
roerde d'oye, rose glace, out coloured, white, pearl
coloured, flraw and changes de Mantua# and Lute
ftrings, black Modes, painted Ribbands, plain and
corded Mullins, mens and womens Kid Gloves, ele
gant artificial Flowers, gold and fdver Laces, Loops,
Cords, Buttons and Taflets, velvet Binding, silk Looping
Morocco Skins, lets of fuperfine flowered damask Nap
kins and Tablecloths,Cambricks, white Jeans,Nankeens
Calicoes, Chintzes, Britannias, laval and royalle Lin
ens, Bedticke, blue, white, black, green and brown
Cahimancoes, ditto Durants, a package of Rented
Powder. Puffs, Pomatums, Essences, &c.
Also, Maryland Tobacco, Havanna Sugars, and
some Medicines. Bills of Exchange taken in payment
or bought.
Cordage, Lemon-juice, Brandy,
and a variety of European GOODS, to be SOLD
Robert Bridges,
In P^rn street, neer the Bird-in -Hand, and To be
SOL D, CU p for Cash or Bills of Exchange,
FINEHfa Tea,
Fine J r* and light ground Chintzes,
MarfyiUes Quiltings,
Book and cleat Muflirs,
C^mbricks and Flanders Bsdticks,
Fine white Jeans, { *
St ioed Leteftrings,
RomaH and muffin Handkerchiefs,
Embroidered Mullins,
Fine ya r d wide and 7 8 Britanna Linens,
Cite, nd Lava Linens,
N. B. At the fame ptotoy be had, a few barrels
Mulcovado Sugars and a few bags Coffee, &c.
Just Imported in the Brig Antonie, Cap
tain An " , ad the Snip St. James, Captain Trux^
ten f om France, and to be Sold, by
TENCH COXE,
AFRESH and neat
affortaent of super
fine Broadcloths, of most
colours,
Kattinet and silk ^erge
Lineings,
Bcft fast Twiff,
Severn? Silks of most co
lours, -
File white fewin^ Threads
Brown Rvffi Sa^in-s,
Black and white M d.a,
Blue , and doth coloured
eU wide Perfi^v,,.
White Sirtne's haifell
wide,
Cambricks and Lawns,
Alto, BURLINGTON PORK, of the firft Quality, in
Birrfl
About twenty Tons of LOGWOOD,
And a young BREEDING MARE, now with Foal.
BLACK, blue, purple,
brown, white, ffriped
and spotted belt Velvets,
j^ans of different colours,
Royal, Lsvl and Britan
n:a Linens,
Striped & plain Cambricks
and Lawns,
Striped and plain Muslins,
French and Iteia, striped,
figured aid;lCnG( zes,
Striped and plain bordered
gauze Handkerchiefs,
Plain and striped M^ntuas,
Common and fuperfinc
white Dimity,
B'^k. Satrins and Modes,,
Bandana and lin^n Hand-|
N. B. They will receive ail kinds of GOODS to
Seii on Commission ; .and flatter themfdvee, from their
former extensive connexions in the dry goods business,
&c. 'they will be ?bh to make speedy Sdss, andon the
m^ft advantageous Terms. Orders from their Friends in
the country will be pun&^ady complied with. March 20
Kaighn & Attmore,
Have for SALB, at their STORE in Front-street, a
Joseph Dean & John Purviance,
At then- STORE, the corner of Water and Spruce
flreets, formerly occupied by M. Thomas Leeper, a
neat' ASSORTMENT of DRY GOODS, which
they will fell on the ioweft terms tor cash or country
produce : Amongst which are —
just Imported from ^Orient, fin the Snip St. James,
Thorny Truxton, commander) by
By Lacaze & Mallet,
In Water -street, above Arch-street.
Just Imported and to be Sold, By
Philadelphia ; Primes and Sold by D AVID C. CLAYPOOLE, in Market-Street.
few Doors below Arch street,
White Flannels,
Jesuits Bark in bottles,
Epfem and Glauber Saits,
Camphor,
Mace,
Pepper,l
Ivory Corribs,
Needlesef a Superior Qua
lity,
Fine linen Stripes,
Striped border Gauze and
Renting Handkerchiefs,
White Barcelona silk
Handkerchiefs,
Laval Linens,
White and orange colour
farfoets Ribbands.
kerchiefs, ,
Mens white, black and
grey ribbed and plain
silk Hose,
Womens white ditto,
Mens thread and worsted
ditto,
Fine purple, red, china
blue, copperplate furni
ture Calicoes,
Dark and light ground
Chintzes, Calicoes, Cot
tons and printed Linens,
Womens best Kid Mitts
and Gloves,
Black silk Lace,
Sewing Silks -allotted.
Nankeens, &c.
SUPPOSE D to be Stolen, a number oi BED
STEAD SCREWS aid Brass Caps for the fame,
with Brats-headed fm 11 Nails for said Caps; a Qian
tity of Screw?, Brass Hin-hes and .Sail-Needles; 64
Yards of Oznabrigs. Enquire of
PLUNKET FLEESON, Enquire, or
ALEXANDER CARLYLE, High Con ft.
N. B. Said Carlyle has for Sale two RIDING
CHAIRS.
One Lot of excellent rich land, fit for the feythe, in or
near the city of Perth Amhoy, with about 8 acres which
produces the best of graf# and hay.
Two Tra&s of Land, nearly adjoining each other,
in the township of Plumfted, in the county of Bucks,
and state of Pennsylvania, containing about 49 acers.
Also, one other Tra& of excellent good unimproved
Land, called Manheim, in the township of Muncy, in
the county of Northumberland, in Pennsylvania, on
Muncy-creek, within 20 er 30 miles of the town of
Sunbury, containing about goo acres.
The purchasers paying oue third of the money down
may have a reasonable length of time to pay the re
mainder, with interest, by giving security if required.
For all which indisputable titles will be given.
PETER & ISAAC WIKOFF.
Philadelphia, January 26, 1782
Also one other Tra& of Land in the county of
Sussex, in said state of New-Jerley, near Hacketts-town,
containing upwards of 300 acers of unimproved Land,
a*d will be Sold very cheap.
One other Plantation, within twqor three miles of
Pitts Town, in the county aforefaid, containing about
261 aerrs, with meadow and other improvements there
or, now under rent.
One other place, near the last described, containing
68 and a hall acres: with some improvements thereon
and under rent. All the above may be entered on the
2d dry of A,^l next entiling.
Also, three Lot;(No. 3,4, and n,) of excellent bot
tom land, capable ofmaking the fineft meadow, laying
in the Great Swamp, near Morris town, in Morris
connty, and state aforefaid ; each Lot containing ,8
acres. Thele may be entered on at any time.
All the above described Plantations and Trade of
land are situated in a fine healthy, thick fetteied part
of the country have every advantage of mills, ftoree,
markets anft good neighbourhood, &c. &c. and are to
be Sold at Privrte Sale; but if they or any of them,
Should not be disposed of by the 12th day of March next
ensuing, then they will be Sold at Public Veudue, on
or near the premises on the faid,42th day of said month
ofMarch.
GEORGE J. BAKER,
At the SLIP at Arch-street FERRY, Philadelphia,
Has to dispose of by Wholesale and Retail,
For Cash, or in exchange for Country Produce,
T ISBON WINE,
Fine old Jamaica Spi
rits,
Weft India Rum,
Taffia,
Whiskey,
French Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Annifeed,
Molaffcs,
Double and single refined
Loaf Sugars, 1
White and brown Box
Sugars,
Mufeovado ditto,
Bohea Tea,
Coffee,
Chocolate,
Pepper,
A Ilfpice,
Ginger,
Nutmegs.
Muftarc n Bottles,
Brazilletto,
Indigo,
Allum,
Copperas,
Brimftonc,
Chalk,
Rozin,
Tar,
Whetstones,
Powder and Shot,
TO BE SO L D,
By the Subscribers, living in Philadelphia, the following
Plantations and Tra&s of
Land, viz.
ONE Plantation near Potters Town, in the county
of Hunterdon, in the Itate of New Jet fey, con
taining about 420 acres of very good land for wheat and
ether grain, or graft; now occupied by and rented to
Joseph Everett; whereon are a dwelling house, a large
barn, an apple orchard and other fruit trees, &c. with
a suitable quantity of laid land cleared, and the re
mainder well timbered.
One ether Plantation, adjoining the above and Pot
ters Town, containing 183 acres, the greatest part of
which is cleared, with a sufficient quantity of woodland
remaining; an apple orchard, &c.-- Both the above pla
ces lay on a great public road.
One other Plantation near the above, rented to and
in the poffeff3n of Christopher Tests, containing about
223 acres, on which are a log dwelling house, barn,
orchard, meadow, -&c. and a fufficient quantity of
woodland well timbered.
Lead,
Fine and coarse Salt,
Mens Shoes,
Writing and Wrapping
Paper,
Cotton,
Corks,
A few Packets Pins,
Irilh Linens,
Checks,
Crilcoes,
Mens silk and worsted
Hefe,
Cotton ditto,
Few's Snuff in bottles,
Sundry neat Iron Cast
ings,
A. few bundles of Frying
Pans,
Window GUfs of 7 by 9,
£ by 10, 9 by 11, 10 by
12, and 12 by 14, by
the Box, halt Box, or
left Quantity,
Long and short Pipes by
the Box and Groce,
Linseed Oil by the Quan
tity for exportation or
home consumption.
N. B. FLAXSEED taken
in for Cafli, or in Ex
change for Linseed Oil
or other Goods.
TO BE SOL D, A
Lot of Ground, situate on the
weft fide of Front-street, a little below Chefnut- street,
containing in front gt feet, and^ extending 180 feet;
it has an alley, eight feet wide, into Graft-alley, there
ar# two Houfe# thereon, each two stories high. En>
quire of BENJAMIN GIBBS.
March 8 1782. WILLIAM MITCHELL, Agent
The Subferiber begs leave to
acquaint his Friend* ?n particular and the Public in ge
neral, that be j, lemoved to the house lately occupied
by Benjamin Hammings, in Fourth-street, between
Lombard and Ne^ Greets, in Philadelphia, where he
has set up a LIVERY; and proposes taking in Horses,
having every conveniency necessary for that purpdfo
He also hires out Horses. Those who pleaf^ to favour
him with their custom ma^ depend on being served with
the greatest fidelity and care, by their humble servant,
• March 5. ABRAHAM DUFFIELD.
All which will be Sold by Public Vendue, at the
Court-house, at York Town, on the firft day of May
next. The Sales will continue from day to day, 'till the
whole be disposed of.
The Terms of Sale will be according to law, as fol
lows, to wit, One fourth part of the purchafe-manty to
be paid in ten days after sale, or the premises agein to
revert to the 'ftate, and the bidder liable to forfeit the
said one-fourth of the purchase-money ; the remainder
thereof to he paid in one month ; and on a certificate
being produced from the agent, of full payment of the
pnrehsfe-^onsy, a deed will be given as by law direaed.
And 1, the Agent, do also, pur fant to law, hereby no
tify all the Claimants of the said premises, or ary of
them, end Creditors of ths said William Rackin, Jimes
Rankin, John Ratkin and Martin Blackfords or either
of them, to exhibit their Claims and Demands to the
Jufticee of the Supreme Court, within the time limited
by law, or they will be forever barred fromthe reco
very thereof. ~
CA ME to the plantation of the subscriber, last
Tuesday, living in the Northern-Liberties, on
Frankford road, at the sign of the Black-borfe, a
Black HORSE, with a full mane and no shoes on.
The owner is desired to come, prove property, pry
charges and take him away.
Marcd 24. CASPER CISLER.
No. 7, in said township, one undivided moiety of 500
acres, known by the name of 7 eaf#-land,cn which are
several good houfe# and other improvements, late the
estate of the said William Rankin.
WHEREAS the Estates of William Rankin, Jamre
Rankin, John Rankin and Martin Blackford,
all late of the county of York, having been in due course
of law forfeited and seized to the use of this state, 1
the subscriber, agent for the said county, do hereby
give notice, that the estates of the said William Rankin,
james Rankin, John Rankin end Martin Blackford,
situate in the said county of York, consisting of the fak
lowing Improvements and Treat es Land, viz.
No. 1. In Newberry township, joining lands of Hert«
ry Emmingur, James Todd and others, containing a
bout 200 acres, on which is a good house, barnand other
improvements, late the estate of the said William
Rankin.
No. 4, in said township, joining lands of Robert
Lewis, John Pike and others, containing about 300
acres, on which is a good House and other improve
ment, late the estate of the said William Rankin.
No. 5, two-thirds of about 400 acres, on the banks
of the river S rfquehanah, in the said township, on which
is a good house, orchard and other improvements, and
to which belongs two thirds of the ferry known by the
name of Noblife or Middle-town ferry, late the estate
of the said William Rankin.
No, 6, in said township, on which George Spencer
now lives, containing about 50 acres, on which is a
house and other improvement, late the estate of the
said William Rankin.
No. 8, in said township, joining lands of Ann Nob
let and others, containing about 222 acres, mostly
woodland, late the estate or the said William Rankin.
No. 13, in Dover and Newberry townships, joining
lands of John Ceedifill, John Speeds and others, con
taining about 120 acres, on which isa good dwelling
house, orchard, some meadow and other improvments,
late the estate of the said James Rankin.
No. s s, in (Newberry township, joining land# of
Jaraae Smith, Casper Vests and others, containing a-
Ix>ur ,0 acr% mostly woodland, late the estate of the
said John Rankin.
No. 2, joining No. 1, the lands of James M'Con
nell and others, containing about 200 acres, on which
is a good house, barn, orchard, 7 or 8 acres of meadow,
and other improvements, late the estate of the said
William Rankin.
No. 3, in said township, near the meeting-house,
known by the name of Hanging-rock, containing about
150 acres, mostly woodland, late the eflale of the said
William Rankin.
No. so, in Mana«hag township, joining lands of
Allan Torbit, William White and others, on which
Amo# Williams lives, containing about 150 acres, and
on which is two dwelling heufee and other improv
meats, lata the estate of the said William Rankin.
No. 15, in Warrington township, joining land# of
William Ferro and others, containing about 150 acres,
on which is a good house, barn, joung thriving orch
ard and other improvements, late the estate of the said
Martin Blackford.-
No, ~ in said township, being one undivided moiety
of 200 acres, on which Joseph Glaney lives, late the
estate of the said William Rankin
N. B. Horfts and Ch^i $ to be Let at the above place.