The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1781-11-24 00:00:00, page 4

Mcetini
A NEAT affortmtntof
(uperfine second and
coarse broadcloths, of all
colours, with flik terge.,
rattinets, fhalloons, and
other suitable trimings.
Coatings.
Frizes %nd fwarstkins.
Sc?rht, yellow, aad white
flannels.
Satinets, prunellas, and
princess fluff.
A variety of velvets and
vebverets.
Du ants.
Tamils.
Callimancoes.
Mens worsted and silk hose.
A large assortment of lin
en*.
Calicoes and effintzes.
F'anders bedticks.
A FEW Pipes Fyall
B Wft
IziboM Aite,
Fne 011o 1 I Jamaica Spirits,
We' LJ a Rum,
Co w,trv ditto,
T^b,
Fnch Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Mobffe.,
DuuLe and tingle refined
Loaf Sugars,
White and brown Box
Stig ars,
Muc^vado ditto,
Shu bon* Tea,
Btht ditto,
C £%
Cho crate,
B 1%
Rice,
R°fins,
Pepper,
, IBoice,
Ginger,
N megs.
Indigo,
A um,
Imported in the drip Nonfuch, captain Wells, from
Ntz, and to be fold, on the most reafunablc turn.,
Wholesale and Retail, by
Smith & Tilton,
At their store in Second street, next to the Friend's
Just imported in the Nonfuch and other vessels from
France, and other parts of Europe &c. And to be
Sold by
Peter & William Wikoff,
At their house in Front-street, between Arch and Race
ftre% for Ipecie, bills of exchange, loan office Cert fi
catrs and o per money of the late eraiffims,
SUPERFINE broadcloths of various colours, ca'i
co g, chintz, and b; ftas, cambrieks, linens, serge de
Rome, needles. reel cards flocked and in the leaf,
coffee in calks and bags, wine, copperas, gin, bottled
cyder of the best qualliry: a good neat lulky &:. &c.
October 25% 1781.
A Quantity of the
Very belt BE AVER,
TO BE SOL D, by
yohn Redman,
In Water street, between Arch and Race-streets.
TO be SOLD by the Subscriber,
In Second street, one door from the corner at Pmt
ftreet,
Brft double and finals Gioucefter CHEESE,
One hogshead of GIN,
Madeira and Lisbon WINE, by the quarter calk or
gri on,
C' FEER by the bag,
Eng th CLOATHS BRUSHES,
An assortment of TIN WARES, DRY GOODS, &c.
DAVIS BEVAN.
TO BE SO L D,
A light Stage Waggon,
With H JUNE'S for two Hoifs Enquire at the
S ore EZ&.A JONES, south fife < fMukst-ftreet, near
Fifth frrc*t. November 9.
=lO BE S O L~D,
A quantity of Wood, Handing
abort ow mde; bcm the ay on this fide Schuyikni.
Lik^wU'e a f/ame building, 60 cet long by 34 feet broad,
C R. b : divided into four tenements. For terms enquire
o f the Painter.
GEORGE J. BAKER,
At the -LIP nt Arch street FERRY, Philadelphia,
Has to dispose of by Wholesale and Retail,
For C*(h, ar n ex hange tor Country Produce,
Philadelphia: Printed and Sold by D AKID C. CLAYPO 0 LE.
I.loule,
Yard and 54 muslins.
Camtricks and lawns.
Oznabrigs.
Black lattins & peelongs.
Ditto mores and mm us.
Perfins and' ferfoets.
Avarht ol neat hlks for
gentlemens wear.
bpandano and silk romal
handkerchiefs
black *nd coloured Bar
celona ditto.
Printed linen ditto.
Brick lace.
Gold ditto.
Backiams.
Black ribbons.
Pins and needles.
Loaf sugar.
Indigo.
And an elegant eight day
clock, &c &c.
Copperas,
Brimstone,
I Chalk,
I Rozin,
Tar,
Wheftenes,
Powder and Shot,
Lead,
Fine and eoarfe Salt,
Me is Shoes,
Wiring and Wrapping
P per,
Cotton,
An Affrtment of neat
Iron Cartings,
F ying F<%
Linked Oil,
Indian Corn.
A few Firkins excellent
Irith Buer,
Window Gtaa of 7 by 9,
£ by 10, 9 by si, 10 by
12, end 12 by 14, by
the Bx, half Box, or
left Quantity,
Long and (hurt Pipes by
the Box and Groce, &c.
&c. &c.
FOR SA L E,
AFA RM, with valuable improve
ments, soar miles fom r he ci yof Philadelphia,
on te road leading 'r mF: ukfori t> Germantown ;
containing one hundred and forty acres, on which
Mit. LAWRENCE now rehd*e, known by the name of
C LEKEMO N T.
On this pl^ce there is an elegant stone house, fi'ty
thr e feet fr nt, and twenty eight feet deep, firilh<d
11 the belt manner; under the firft floor, which is con
fidrahly raided rom the ground, i a very Urge and
convenient kitchen, pantr> an. cellars , at the back of
the h u(e a piazza fif r y-tfree f eet in length, comm nd
ing a view of the D Lew r, fr:m two or three miles
above the city, to Reu-Bxnk oboe the fame distance
below it, with an ext-nfive pr ipe& of the Jerftys.
There is a brick house .cm laid farm, within a final! dis
tance of the mansion house, ha ing one large room b.-
low, and two above, with a convenient cellar ; trio a
arge frame coaO -houte, with several out houses, con
fiding of a (monk houfe,co' n-hcufe, a'd fpring-houle,
over the latter is a commodious granary; a good
frame dwelling house, faiuble for a tenant, is likmifa
on part of the land ; the whale enclosed with cedar
post and rail fence, and divided into several lot;. There
is between forty and fi*ty acres of orchard, beating
^reat oenty of th ice fruit, and producing annually a
Luge quantity of the best cyder. The garden contains
two acres, well lrid cut, enclosed with a cedar board
ferce, and having a contain of the fineft fruit. The
terms and conditions of fate will be made known to
any petfon inclining to purehaf, bv appbior to Colo
nel JOHN SHEE, o. to Mi. JOHN LAWRENCE, in
Philadelphia.
TO BE SOL D.
The valuable Merchant
MILLS anl SAW MILLS, with two pair of fturn=,
one whereof is French bur» of the belt quality, tie
other colongs ; the bolting.cloths are gocu; rhe mia
re in good oder, water plenty in the dried Urson,
with lit,lt exp nee of keifng the dim in repair, as t
is turned by the main Br mdy wine-creekl theml hoofs
is built of fton , about 58 feet Square. Aifo, a good
dwelling.boule, part frame and p rt ft ns, a good
frame barn, stables and other out-house, with about
30 acres of good land, nine acres whereof is good wa
ter'd meadow, and as much more may be made with
very little expence : a good bearing orchard of the best
fruit. It is pleasantly situated in s healthy part of the
country, within 30 miles of Philadelphia, 15 of Mar
cu. Hook and Wilmington. Lkewife, a Lot of
Ground publicly situated in the borough of Writing,
ton, Newcastle county. Any perlon inclining to pur
chase, by applying to DAVID BRINTON, at the In
dian Kug, in tie borough of Wilmington, or the
fubferiber living at the mil s, may knew the terms.
BENJAMIN FOWEL.
Eart-BadforJ. Chester county, Nov 9.
Came co the Plantation of the
Subferiber, living in the No'trinL berths, about the
chinning of July, a bay MARE, a out four years old,
14 hands high, branded on the near buttock : few white
hairs on the forehead, pacts and trots. Another bay
MARF, five years old, 13 bands high, a star in the
forehead, no brand, her ort bind foot white, paces and
trots. A black MARE, about nine years o;d, 14
hands high, a star on her forehead, p^ces and tiots.
The owne ror owners arc desired to come, prove pro
petty, pay the charges, and t^kf t>em away,
DUNCAN LEECH.
To be hiied by the day or jobb,
A genteel light WAGGCN and good HORSES, with
a care oil driver. Enquire of William So^trlby at
the white horse and fountain, in Cnelnut-ftieet, where
holies are taken to stand at lively. Those who please
to employ them may depend on the gicuteft care and
attention.
THREE POUND SREWAR D.
STOLEN out of the P dure of the subscriber, living
in Upper Merrian row. Hup, Philad Iphia count,
on the ni^ht of the 3d inst. a small Bay STALLION'
about 13 hands high, neither brand uor ear-mark, he
h>s a fiw while hairs in his forehead, paces and trots.
Whoever takes up the laid HORSE and THIEF, and
lecures them, so that the Owner gets his Horie, and
the Thief brought to ronviairn, flhall have the above
Reward, or THIRTY SHILLINGS for the HoiG
only, and reafcnable Charges, paid by
Nov. 9. THCMAS DAVIS.
f^AME to the plantation of the fubfuiber, in the
' Northern Liberties near the Fills of Schuylkill
early this fall, a Dark Brown COW, marked on the
horn G. A. The o^ner is defied to come, prove pro
perty, pay charges, and take her away.
Nov. so. JOHN RENSHAW.
Two Half. Johanneffes Reward.
STOLEN out of the subscriber's stable (which was
broke open on the night of the 12th inft.nr) a Grey
MARE, Saddle and Briele : ,the Mare is about eight
years old, 14 and 3 4 hands high, has a fmal in^k
short switch tail, and a wart upon her left buttock ; th;
saddle is old, its feat and Ikirts are covered with buck
skin, has a green laddie cloth, pistol holsters and bear
-Ikm cap. Whoever lecures the Mate and Thief, and
gives notice thereof to the fubferiber, (hall have the
above Reward, or half that fern for either of them.
Nov; 16. MATTHEW IR WIN:
ti?^ i? PU " C> th " D ° a ° r Hu * h Mar
bld <'’ '? cured roe of a cance r, which I
h d the fpa.e of twelve months, and made such pro-
, tc ,' a ^> P' rt of the palate and roofoQ
:°;f' 1h ^ d aimfti<ftm > andfo:
"° er8 > w ho in vain attempted to
cure me befc I ^t ^h dc&o r Martin, who effected
It in two mo.-re. I J 7a, cnectea
eel i hearing I am prrk&ly recov-
H a :' ' P "' h ""'" £ °° d a ' s formerly.
1 a. the fam^ time cured me of another cancer on
fide, whi a u now p fr -re& v Q, ^cr on my
G 7rT ffy ^Pi-tfburgh, the 21th
of Augu#, j,81., JAMES HAMILTON.
°T n 1" ;I ,'", '! at defyr Hugh Martin,
Ran ikad ora an.r, in h& pose, which had eat away a
P h " 'ye-lid. but is now per
'''" he " " : 6he had been aff ^ed with
ttoeft fef eC Q ~ rs , n, d w , thout a remedy ,ho° I ap-
^ c "/°,oy oha , h fr c Q, b^ till no „ all reme
dies f^l^j ; and the is in qe upwards of seventy.
Giv n unde, my hand, near Hanna's town, this
%tn day of Aupuft, i~8i„
WILLIAM HAMSTEAD.
THIS certifieth, that do&or Hugh Martin, of Pitrf
burph, has curd mi mother Anna Perry of a cancer
mo-t'hf " mp °' wh ' ch " e had for upwards of twelve
°:,\"" de f ", frdp at Lewicktey fettlemenQ
Westmorland county, this 12th day of OL
bcr > ^^ JAMES PERRY.
^^V":": a "^> that do&or Hu gh Martin,
0 I tifbu gu, hss £ff&&||y cured- my ton Thomas'
Sharing nos ac<n €r on the no r e, which he had for
upwards of two years. VAN SWEARINGEN.
August 23, 1781.
do hereby certrf , that I have been cured by doctor
ugh Mutrn, of a cancer on my chaek, which I had
for the space of fix years.
°",," d ' r m V h^nd at Hanna's town, count,
of Wehmorland, this ich day of Oaober.
'7^ HANS IRELAND.
,'* The Printers in the different ftaies are re
quested to public the above, f r the good of the Public.
Sixteen Hard Dollars Reward.
BkOKEfor ft&hn out 0 the (tables,at Jo^n Shannon's
avern, on Mana^wney r>ad, near Stony-run.
Philadelphia bounty, on the,night of the gift of
Oaonei, between 8 and 9 o'clock, one Brown HORSE
0'
with Waggon Geers on, branded I HL ; one Black
HORSE, with Waggon-Geers on, branded I HL -
one Black HORSE, with a small star in his forehead'
left hind leg, a the fetlock joint, is thicker than the
other, no brand or ear mark ; one other HORSE, a
kind of a sandy Roan, is fomewbat blind of one eye
white mine and tail, no brand nor ear-maik: all ftout'
able Horses; the two last mentioned Horses bad like^
wife their Gers on. Whoever takes up said H rfes,
and deliver them to the fubferiber, in Oley, Berks
county, John Shannon or Dieter Matthew, in Pottf
grove, Philadelphia county, (had he entitled to receive
the above Reward ; and if ftden, and the Thief is taken
and fe rr.d in air jail, in this cr any o ^her state, so
that he may be brought to justice, flnl| receive SIX
TEEN DOLLARS for the thief likewise.
JOHN HILL.
Oley, Berks county, Nov. 6, 1781.
Wanted immediately,
A SMALL FARM, in the neighbourhood of Phila
delphia, fr<m two to five milesu fiance from the
city ; the improvements and foil must be good: of
choice it fliould not contain left than twenty acres
or more th^n 150. Any perlon having such an interest
to rent will plcafe to app/y to the Printer.
WHEREAS HANNAH, the wife of the fubfer^
ber, has ek pea from his bed and board; 1 do
hereby forewarn ^b perlons from trusting her cn my
account, as I will pay no debts of her contr^ing, al
ter the date hereof. Nov. 16. JOSEPH BOUDEN,
A. FOWLER, auditor ge
ner-1 weften department.
EWD. WARD.
JOHN IRWIN.I
To the PUBLI C.
WE the fubferibers, being inhabitants of Pittfi.
burgh, take the liberty of informing the Public,
of tie great fuccefi in the cure of Cancers, on these
Western waters, performed b; Dodor HUGH MAR
TIN, of this place, late fu geon of the Bth PennfylvL
n;a regiment ; hn<.e his retirement from public fe/vice
:nd but a few months finer, in which time we have
seen to eur great furprize, so many of the most invete
rate cases cured by him, that we look upon it our du
ty to a quaint our fellow citz ns of it, that those of
them who are UnguiHong under this deplorable disor
der nay know where to find a fafe, speedy and fur#
r. mrdy ; . And what greatly adds to the honour of that
ingemous persevering young gentlemen, is that the me
dicine he uses in the cue is his own difeovery which
he has to our great f.tisGAion, feurd in this country
n large quantities : Nor has his labours been less ini
defatfgabl and fuccefJul in the cure of all other dif°
eaf's common to thete parts, as well as his induftrvin
cu.ti ating and improving the many natural produ^i
oru pecu iar to this foil, to the great advantage of thia
new cu^ry, particularly those things which belong
s o hs own profiflion. 5
Wm. AMBERSON.
DEVEREUX SMITH
JOHN ORMSBY.