The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-07-17 00:00:00, page 6

STATIONARY, &c.
X T WRITING Paper of all kind:—Blotting Paper,
3V Dutch and Engffh Qudhpand ready made Pe%
Sealing Wax and Wafers,
Beautiful Shining Sand,
Liquid Ink, Ink Powder and Ink Cake,
A Vari c .t> of Penknives,
'P. k^t Inkh Ide sos a very convenient kind,
Bl,kkad Pencil,
Slab # nd Pencil#,
A V riey of <1 gint red and ^reen Morocco Potket
Book# lor Ladies and Gentlemen,
B nk .Account Books,
M Hage Cards, , .
'K % Henry VIII and Ortho Playing Cards,
B.ttle-d r r?s and Shuttle-corks,
C^y ^nd Memorandum Books,
•Excellent large Hitters and Wrapping Paper,
School RiS'es ?nd Testaments,
Dilw<rd,s Spelling Books, Primers,
Ditto Schoalm- flex's Assistant,
Fdh^:'s Arithmetic'
Ready Re kone ¥ , , °
WUnks of all kinds, viz.— Bills of lading and Ex-
p o C ic^’''rf briorance, Bonds, Indentures, Bills of
Sale, &c. &c.
Perrin's and Boyer's French Grammar and Exercises,
An Italian ard French Grammar, „
The Sentimental Novel of Julia Rouhigne,
Horace Ddphni, & &c. &c.
The a wvr Articl s are of the best Quality, and may
be had at referable rates, for Cath, from
David C. Claypoole,
On 'he <outh fide of Market street, the third doer east
of Second-street, Philadelphia.
Also felling at fame Place, by
John Brown,
A large and well chosen ASSORTMENT of
PRINTED Linens and Cottens, Handkerchiefs,
Checks, Diapers, Jeans, Shirts raffled and plain;
also a large Aflortm^nt of yard wide Linens : all
cf which articles said BROWN is enabled to fell on the
most eligible terms for tne purchaser/ having bought
fan! I in^ns himfrif in the bettmarkets for brown been
in the North of Ireland ; and as this circumstance ena
bles bitfi, fb he is determined not to be undersold by any
person whatever, June 5.
Came in the last VESSELS from LONDON, and to
be SOLD by
John Kiley,
Clock and Watchmaker,
Seven co:r; below M^rket-ftreet, on the east fide of
Second ftr&et,
A neat ASSORTMENT of
Capped and plain Silver Watches,
with a Variety of Chains, Seals, Ke,s, &c.
Likewise second-hand Gold and Silver WATCHES.
CLOCKS and WATCHES repaired, as ufbal.
* * A front aaive BOY, who can be well recom
mended, will be taken as an Apprentice.
To be ^old at Mr. Hiltzheimer's Stables,
^ Brown GELLING nearly l 4 i- 2 hand, high, 4
fl. years old, got by Mr. Hiltzheimer's horse Babra
haci, who was got by Old Juniper, his dam by young
juniper, cut of an imported Mare in the pofUffion of
(general Cadw a |;fyr. July 1.
ft H E (iNcriber begs leave to inform the public
£ that he h?s erebled a STAGE WAGGON, to
pc;fcrra the diftaoce from Wiliam Cooper's Ferry to
Shrewfbury-town in two days; at which place boat, win
be readv to carry pzff^ngers either to New-York or the
Falling B nks ; also WAGGONS to go to Black-Point
or Long-Branch. Good Entertainment is provided for
paffengezs at either place.
Tie Waggon will set off from Cooper's Ferry every
Thorfday morning at funrite, that evening reach Al
1-n'o -n, next day proceed on to Shrewfbury, lay there
till Monday morning, then return to this place by the
fame rout as before described.
The Fare for each passenger will be as follows ,
A finale pa&nger 3 dollars, allowing 14 . weight of
baggage under their feat.
For every 150 weight 3 dollars, and more or less in
proportio,. DAVID GORDEN.
*#* The passengers are requested to be ready, with
their baggage, at Cooper's Ferry the evening before.
N. B. The Waggon passes through Mount .Holly
gnd Moor's-town. Philadelphia, June 26.
ENTEEL Lodging and Boarding to
be had in a very pleasant part of the
town; there is a good garden to the house.
Allo to be let, a stable and coach-house;
the stable hath (lands for four horses. For
terms enquire of the Printer. ,
juu arrived trom DUBLIN, ^nd now uhing at the
STOP E oppotite the C ffee-Houfe, by
Henry Willey,
A neat ASSORTMENT of
nr, LAI N and printed Linens, Calicoes, Handker
f chiefs. Checks, Cambricks, Lawns, m^s Ilats,
-*- womens dit. womens Shoes, Pins, Playing Card,,
mens and womens Gloves, a Variety of Hard-Ware and
other dry Goods, too tedious to insert.
Mansion-House, accomodated with a spacious,
well cultivated Garden, in which is a well cho
fan collection of excellent Fruit Trees of various
kinds, and adjoining it a young bearing Orch
ard of about 2000 apple trees, mostly grafted.
A number of Dwelling Houses for the accom
modation of tradesmen and others neceflarily
employed about the works; which, together
with the Store-Houses, Barns, Stabling, Smith's
Shops, Nailery, Coal House and other conveni
ent Buildings, form a considerable village; the
whole of which, together with the various works
are overlooked from the door of the mabfion
houfe, which Bands on a pleasant eminence.
A large and plentiful Body of Woodland sur
rounding the works, and within convenient dis
tance, in which are diver Cedar Swamps, and
a configurable quantity of Pine, adapted to faw
inills ; also large Bodies of Ore in various parts,
which may be raised and collected with little
trouble and expence.
About two hundred Tons of Pig-Iron on the
bank, and near three thousand cords of Wood
ready for Coaling, besides a tolerable fOpply of
Coais in Bock.
The river affords a good and easy navigation
for sea veflfels of burden within a mile, or there
about, of the works, and for large scows to the
Furnace bank, which offers an easy communica
tion by water with Philadelphia, New York, the
Weft-Indies, &c. It is an excellent situation for
trade and for ship building, being in (he midst
of a country abounding with boards, fcantling,
shingles, tar, &c. for merchandize, as well as
materials for building suitable vessels ; and goods
to the amount of many thousand pounds per an
num may be vended to advantage in exchange
for these commodities. It is moreover an ex-
Batflo Iron - Works,
With Lire Land, Ore, Teams, Utensils and others
Conveniences and Privileges thereunto be
longing, lituate at the Head of the Tide or
Forks of Egg Harbour River, in New Jersey,
within thirty-eight Miles of the City of Phi
ladelphia,,
Are offered for S AL E:
CONSISTING OF—
\ FURNACE, fufficiently large and commo
dious to produce upwards of ico tons of
pigs and callings per month, and from the mild
and kind quality of the ore, may be continued
in blast for two years, or upwards, on the fame
hearth. The metal is remarkably well adapted
for callings, both of hollow ware and cannon,
in which experience has fufficiently proved it to
extel, as well as in producing extraordinary
bar iron ; it has moreover the peculiar quality
of mixing well with, and tempering other iron
of various qualities, whereby it usually com
mands a higher price than other pigiron, both
in Europe and America. The Furnace is fur
nifhed with an excellent sett of brass patterns
for hollow ware, and may be put in blast in a
short time, considerable preparations of stock
being made, and the business in a proper train
for proceeding.
A Ruling and Slitting Mill, which, from the
strength and conftruftion of the works, and
large head of water, is capable of gre^t execu
tion.
On the fame dam are also a Saw-Mill and
small Grist Mill ; and the dream, which is
plentiful in the dried season, is Efficient to ad
mit of extensive additional Works.
cellent feat for Grist Mills on an extensive plan,
as the grain of Virginia, Maryland and the low^
er pare of Delaware, may be conveyed thither
at a more easy rate than to Philadelphia. If an
additional force of water fhotild be wanted a
large Bream, pacing between the two abovemen.
tiooed, may be railed at a moderate expence to
communicate with, and supply either or both of
the other ponds, so as to combine the force of
three capital Breams to be used atany one point,
or separately, as occasion may require.
Terms will be made easy to the purchaser:
on the payment of a moderate proportion of the
purchase money in cash, time will be given for
the residue on interest, or a considerable part
will be received in loan-office certificates, or
fueb other mode of payment as may be agre ed
on. Apply to JOHN CO X, Esquire, at
Bloomlbury, near Trenton, CHARLES PET-
T IT, in Philadelphia, or JOSEPH BALL,
managing owner at the said Works.
A Forge with four fires and two hammers,
nearly new, well condrdtded and in good order,
now at work, distant about half a mile from the
Furnace, on another well adapted stream; on
which is also an excellent, newly built, Saw
Mill ; and near the Forge are some Tenements
for workmen, and a large new Coal House.
Contiguous to the Furnace is a commodious
Just Imported in the Brig Poll/ John Read, matter
and to be SOLD by
Lyon & Lembriere,
At their HOUSE in Front-street, near Union-ftreet'
lately occupied by Doctor Clarkfon,
IRISH Linens,
Cambricks,
Lawne,
Sheeting#,
Printed Linens,
C^inrztg,
Cottons,
Handkerchiefs,
Tamboured Mulling
Draper and damalk Table
cloths,
Ditto in pieces,
2 and 2-3 yard wide, 6,7,
8, 9 and 10 4 neat wil
(on and Turkey Carpet
ing,
Bid and house Furniture,
Sadlery,
Mens neat criGkin Shoes,
Ladies ditto Silk and fluff
ditto,
Ditto ditto Stocking#,
M/ns ditto,
Ditto worsted and yarn
ditto,
Ditto farfnet ditto,
Tabbinets and Poplins,
Elegant fattin Petticoats,
An extensive and genteel Assortment of
MILLI N A R Y:
Admirably well adapted for any person to dispose of
again, or for any two or three Ladies; they being
separated in small packages for that purpose ; Black
and white Ostrich Feathers, &c. &c > June 17,
IRISH Linens,
Printed Cottens and
Linens,
Woolen Cloths and Shal
loons,
Great variety of Cards,
Muslins and Quiltings,
D mities and other cotton
Goods,
India Chintz, MoreaGowna
Waistcoat Pieces,
Checks, cotton and linen
Stripes,
Silk, cotton, linen and
check Handkerchiefs,
Millinery Ware,
Gioves, Oznabrigs,
Scotch & English Thread,
Small Ware,
Spruce Canvas,
Mens Shoes,
Thread, cotton & woolen
Hose,
Mens fine black and white
Hats,
Common felt ditto,
A neat Assortment cf
Watch Materials,
Ironmongery,
Japanned Ware,
Plated Buckles and But
tons,
Just Imported in the §hip Maria, John Wftfon, maffer.
from Dublin, and to be SOLD at the STORE cf
James Taylor,
Water ftrtet, between Chefnut and Market- ffrests,
the meft capital and elegant A ffertment of European
GOODS ever Imported on the Continent of Arne
rict 1 Confiding of —
Horses at Livery,
'rHE fubferiber has just opened those
^ new, large and commodious Stables,
in Dock-ftre.ee, near the City-Tavern, con
ftru&edon anew 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.
"* "' A number of genteel Horses and
Chairs to be let by theday orjourney.
Genreel Lodgings in a pleafanc
part of the City. Enquire of the Printer.
Genteel Lodgings in a pleasant
part of the city. Enquire of the Printer. June i&,
„ Philadelphia, July 5, J 783, 8 3 ,
ALL persons indebted to the gftata vs IRRICK
ELLENSEN WIGbEL, late of this city, deceaf
cb, are defifed to make immediate payment; and
ttye who have any demands against the laid estate, are
drived to bring in their accounts = roperly attested, for
payment, to # JOSEPH RUSH, adminiftratcr.
N. B. Said Wigdtl being a n^t ve of Stawangen, in
the weft of Norway, and supposed to have died with
out an heir residing in America, therefore those per
hms going to the place of hit n.tiv ty, are eamefliy CT
quelled to give information of hie deal 1. ~
Haberdashery.
Gold, fiver and thread
Laces,
Ladies and gentkmins
Gloves,
Elegant embroidered and
tissue waistcoat Shapes,
Florentines,
Fashionable, oval & square
Locking Glasses,
Dit. most superbly mount
ed,
, Hard Ware,
Tin ditto,
Stationary.
Wax and Wafers,
1 Ink-powder and Cards,
Paper Hangfrg<,
An excellent Colledion of
Books, well adapted for
a private Library,
Superfine Broadcloths,
Caffimers,
Forrest and Ratteens,
Oznabrigs,
Soap,
Candles,
Bags refined Salt,
Surgeons Instruments,
Plated Goods & Jewellery,
Coffin Furniture,
Fowling Piece: and Pistols,
Tin Plates and Nails,
Gentlemens Tool-chests
com plete,
All kinds of Joyners and
Carpenters Tools, and
several other Articles of
Birmingham and Shef
field Ware,
An Assortment of Saticna
ry,
A Quantity of Earthen
Ware,
China and Glass ditto,
Pipes and Window Glass,
Smiths Coals,
Mould Candles and Soap,
Blackball and Pomatum,
1 Sail Canvas, Cordage,
Twine and Lines,
: Red and white Lead,
Sheathing Paper,
Cheese and Red Herring,
Bottled Beer and Porter,
Refined Sugar,
Refined Salt, &c. &c.
All which Articles will
be fold Wholesale on the
most reasonable Terms.