The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-06-05 00:00:00, page 4

yohn Caillat,
At his STORE in Front-street, tippofite the Coffee
/ houle,
Has for SALE, an ASSORTMENT of
Silks and Broadcloths;
Also, Bordeaux WINE in bottles, of the left quality.
I MPORTEp and to be SOL D, By
Haynes &, Crawford,
At their STORE the south fide of Race-street Wharf,
the following GOODS, on reasonable terms, viz.
AN Assortment ofl iih Linen, Jeans, Chintz, Per
. funs, Check, Furntare ditto, cotton Romals,
Stuffs and Camblets, Boots, Muns and Womens Shoes,
drto Gloves, Cloths, Enflilb Slops of all forts, Mens
and Buys black Hats, common felt ditto, puncheons of
Glass Ware, English and French Window Glafi, Tin
in boxes and calks, Shot, London Cordage i to pinches
white and red Lead, French Canvas, R av ns Duck and
Ofaabrigs, Hyfon T a, Copperas, Allum,Pewter in bars,
Nail/, pi; and fhvet Lead, red and white Caleavella,
Wine in cases of 2 dozen each, ditto in calks, Madeira
in ditto, Brandy in [iper, and Anchors, Tobacco
Pipes, &c. &c. May £9.
FOR SA L E, BY
Jacob Jarvis,
Upon Sims's Wharff,
SU G AR S of the firft quality, in boxes and boz
fheads, °
Coffee, Cotton, Rum,
Cases and kegs of Gcniva,
-Light Sail Duck,
Oznabrigs,
Raisins, &c. &c. &c.
A 1) fr Sale, .the Prime SHIP COLUMBIA, cop
per bottomed, built in Glasgow in 1782. May 26.
gUtERFINE and fe-
J cond Broadcloths,
Ratrinctts and St boo s,
Tanami s, Durants, Cam
blets and Calamancoes,
Denims, Satinets. Heav #
er, Jeans, Stockinets,
Herring bone and Cot
ton Rib,
Yard wide and 78 Irish
Linens
Yard wide and 7-8 linen
and cotton Checks,
Calicoes, Cottons and'
Chintzes,
Sewing Silks aborted,
Urat'onary, Sheffield and
Birmingham ware afforded,
White, fc coloured,
green, Uylock, straw
colored, black and
Genteel Private Lodgings for
Gentlemen, in a pleasant part of the city.—Enquire of
the Printer. May 26.
Ju: Imposed in the Chip Harford, captain Folger,
from LQ r d% and now Opening for SALE, by
"fohn Chaloner,
At bis STORE in Chefnot-ftreet, near the corner of
Thid street, a large and general Affcrtment of
MERCHANDIZE: : confiftir g of—
PLAIN and figured
Salting
Brones, T^ffiries,
Lo^ftrin s, Modes, Per'
Irins, 4lk everlaftingr,
Velvet?, &c.
Emboldened silk Waift
r6at
Silver Buttons, gold Epau
lets and f&ord Knot,
Plain, griped, flowered;
white tind black, wide
and narrow Gauzes and
Tiff nies,
Pain, figured and paint
ed gauzr H ndkerchiefs,
Striped &Lowered gauze,
ready made Gowns,
Hits, Cans, Mantuas,
Aprons, &%
Embroidered Trimmings
for Gowns,
AlTo Bills of Exchange of the French Army.
Alicant Salt, Red and White Wines, of
the best Growths in the South of France,
in Casks and Boxes of 50 and 25 Bot
tles ; the whole to be Sold at very rea
sonable Prices.
H v€ job Imported from the v^ry M,nufaauries, and
lie row Opening for Sale at their STORE ill Wa
fer ftrret, three doves below Spruce street, a large
rV , legant Assortment o' MERCHANDIZE:
C nfrling c: SILKS of all kinds and Colours, viz.
Terraffon Brothers &>Co.
Fine Hvion and Bohea Tea, &c. &c.
P&ladcWh; Printed and Sold by DAVID C. CL ATPOOLE, ri Marketstreet.
A great Verity of plain
and painted, broad and
narrow Ribbands,
Black Hair ditto,
Pointed Sashes, Cap Wire,
Plain and figured mens &
womens silk flockings,
Mens silk Gloves and
Furfes,
Ladies Mittens;
Assorted Sewing Silks,
Nuns Thread,
Royal, Morlaix and Hol
land Linens,
Britannia, and Sheeting
Coarse Cloths, Shalloons,
Flannels, &c.
Paper of different fizrs,
for registers, letters, &c.
Cordials, &c. &c. &c.
pink Tiffany,
Brick and white chain
G uze,
Mufiin, lawn, riddle and
cypress ditto,
Black and ^hite Piquet,
Black, white, pink and
green fancy Handker
chiefs,
Mens, womens & youths
cotton and thread Hole,
Black, white and random
fik ditto.
Womens frk Mitts,
Womens Shoes,
Scotch Threads, No. 8 to
5 6 ,
Coloured ditto,
Carpeting,
Oznaburgs,
Onfray Painniere,
At his Store in Water-fteet, below Wrlnut-fT^t, hu
for Sale,
A Variety of Dry Goods,
lately imported in the last Vessels from France.
Violin Strings of the best Quali
ty, cf the 4 . d fferent fizr, and becks of different sizer,
ruled for music, to be Sold at WILLIAM POYN
TELL's Stationary ftote, three doors below Market
ftreer, in Seconc-ftreet.
Likew ; fe, a few neat Silver Watches, to be Sold rea
sonable, warranted good, watch Chains, &c.
Neat Silver VI hatches.
A small number just come to hanri, to be SOLD cheap,
warranted good, by EPHRAIM \CLARK, Watch
maker, the corner of Front and M irket-ftreets, op
pofite the Coffse-houfe: likewise aV, ariety of Chains,
Seals and Keys. Watches repaired as usual.
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An Additional Affortn ient of
Elegant Paper Hangings,
Just OPENED and to be SOI;1\ at
William Poyntell's Stationary Store,
Three doors below Market street, in $ .cond-itreet:
ALSO,
Japan'd Tea Trays, Waiters, Ass Skin M morandum
Books, &c. &c. &c. May 13.
Excellent Hatters P aper,
TO BE SOLD, BY
David C. Claypoole.
LIGHT summer silks)
Tabbinels,
Poplins,
Durants,
Calamancoes,
Stuffs,
Cambists,
Linens,
Black and figured silk
Handkerchiefs,
Si k and fluff petticoats,
Ribbands,
Printed linens and hand
kerchiefs.
Lacaze and Mallei)
At their STORE in Water-street, between Arch and
Race-ftreets.f
Have for Sale, an Elegant
Aflortment of Dry Goods,
Lately Imported in the last V.ffeis from France:
Allo, Good English Mufquets.
WHEREAS Mr. Guilder de Mondoucet,
VV a French gentleman from Negent Ie Rotrou,a'nd
supposed to be now on the continent of North- Ameri
ca, is become heir to a very confiderahje Fortune in
France, by the demise of his parents : This is to de
sire any person or p rfons who ms, have heard of the
said Mr. Guiltier, to inform Meflis. LACAZE and
MALLET, merchants in Philadelphia, by letter or
otherwise, what it become of him, whether he be dead
or living. All information concerning the laid Mr-
Guiltier will be thankfully received, by
Fhilad. Feb. 4. LACAZE and MALLET.
Jacob Gerard Koch,
Has just Import, and is now Opening for Sale, at his
STORE on M ale's Wharf,
A very large Assortment or Merchandize,
Suitable to th. Setfen;
DEL PH Ware,
H.rd Ware of dif
ferent kinds,
Glass Ware,.
Writing Paper,
Russia Sail Cloth,
Flpr.ifh Linen,
Ravens Duck,
Russia Sheeting,
Bunting of vatio^ colours,
Harlem Stripe,
Just Imported from Dublin, and to be SOLD Whole
sale, for Cash or Produce, by
Bet nard Kilkenny,
At his STORE, the south fide of Walnut-street, be
tween Front and Secend-ftreets, lately occupied by
Mr. Alexander Todd,
A large and roost elegant Assortment of
AL S O,
A fine affortmynt of the best Holland Cordage,
Twin*, Copper, kum and Brandy, and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
Porter, and many other ar icles, May 17.
' Brit^nnias,
Platilles,
Table Linen,
Different forts of fland
kerchiefs,
Linens of different kinds,
Bed Ticking,
Stockings,
Holland and English
Chintzes,
Hats.
Printed chintz cottons,
Cambricks,
Dimities,
Marfeillcs quilting,
Fuftains,
Chequers,
Jeans,
Corduroys,
Felt hats,
Men and Womens shoes,
Hard ware; edge tools, &z.
Prints framed and glazed,
Sail cloth,
Soap and candles,
TO BE LE T,
fl Neat, well finifhed, three ffory HOUSE anti
,3 KITCHEN, at the corner of Walnut and Fourth
ftrrets. For terms apply to JONATHAN DtL^
WORTH, in Third street, four doors below Walnuts
Greet. May 26.
TO BE SOLD,
A Genteel two story brick HOUSE in Caforhl,
£^ ' e Y> "' second door from Second-firm, vrith
two parlours, a kitchen and three chw^bm;
with the convenience of a very good alley, and cellar
under the whole. Enquire at said house. May aS.
TO BE L E T,
TWO or three well finished ROOMS, for th* fem
mer season, three or four miles from tbit city,
on an elegant Country Seat: where other good Co^ve
niencies may be had; such as stabling, chair-houfa and
pasture for creatures, fruit, &c. Enquire of the Prin
ter hereof. April 28.
AN Y Person properly qualified to PLAY on the
HARPSICHORD, will meet with Encouragement
by applying to DENNIS RYAN, Manager o^te Bab
timore Theatre, the Printer hereof, or at the Circular
ting-Library in Market- street. May t 6.
Wanted, a fleady Young Man
of good character and recommendation, to wall on a
gentleman going to South-Caroli .a; if he underfanda
locking after Horses, it wll :, r mere agreeable, and
good encouragement will he given him. Enquire at
Mrs. Jenkins'?, next door to th? Coneftog^a Wag n
gor, Market street.
Twelve Dollars Rewards
F^ AN AWAY or th^ 27th of last month, a Negro
MAN, r med SAM, alias SAMUEL THOM
SON, about 26 years of age, middle ftatwe : had on
when be went off, a light coloured bezifkb coat and
troffers, and red jacket ; has the letters S. T. en en«
cf bis arms, plays on the violin, cne cf which he took
with him; he may possibly have a forged prfs. Any
person apprehending and securing said Negro 14% fa
that his miller may have him again, sh 11 revive thet
above reward, paid by GUNNING BEDFORD, e<q.,
at Wilmington, Delaware state, or by GUNNING
BEDFORD of Philadelphia.
N. B. All masters of veffris are hereby tabid tQ
carry him off at their peril. May 13.
~ Backs county. May 14, >,s,
Four Dollars Rewards
LAST evening made her escape from the
'fubferiber, a certain SARAH BEAL, about six
teen years of age, light coloured bair, and rem^k^e
lusty of her age ; delivered to me, with a mirimn, to
convey her to the gaol of the county, aforesaid, for fe*
crating the birth of her chill, &r. Any perfcr cr per
lons apprehending and securing the laid Sarah Beal in
any g;:ol within the state of Pennfylv^ri,, fy^ receive
the above reward, paid by JOEL CARVER, c^&.bhh
King'effing, May 7, tySfo
STRAYED or Stolen from the fubferiber hft rOg
two HORSES, th^ one grey, ,4 hands high, very
short docked, low neck'd, about ten yearao^h the 0.
ther a dark bay, black mane and tail, lat; docked,
1 3 r-2 hands high, 3or 4 years old. Whocra takes
up laid horses or either ot them, and Cerr^ the thief
1 or thieves and the owner recover his herhs. fiUI have
for the hoi fe and thief of each hnrf^refpeßi^ly, Three
Pounds Reward, viz. Thirty SI icings for each ibid and
Thirty Shillings for each horse, paid by me,
PETER YCCOM.
A Valuable PLANTATION in the township
aforefaid, containing 400 acres, with a good
manficn hcufe, barn, and an orchard of 200 bearing
apple trees. There is cleared of said plantation about
too neres, whereof 14 or 15 are cleared meadow and
welljw tercd and a fufficiency more may be made. Th*
said marten house, orchard, &%i s about the center ^
the said plantation. As the fubferiber intends going
tiE ^ope shortly, he will fell said Plantation on n^=
fona^ term,—The purchaser paying the one half i^
hand ^nd de other in one year afterwards, him ©r
thun giv'rg thei? bond and security for the remamdtt
of the ourcbafe money. JAMES ELLIOTT.
N. B. The above described Plantation is within ©at
mile of Chamberfburgh,
THE fubferiber bring duly &pp r inua to liquidate;
adjuff and finally fettle the Accounts between
the State of Pennsylvania and the United States?
agreeable to a resolution of congress the 20th of Feb,
1782, informs all concerned, that he has opened an
OFFICE for the purposes aforefaid, in Fourth-ftfett,
between Market and Chefnut- streets, nearly cppofit#
the Indian Queen ; where constant Attendance will he
gi^n, to receive ali Accounts and Claims that ml,
tall within bis department. It is expected that Ac=
counts will come rhethodically arranged, and render
ed under proper and diflii.a beads, accompanied with
the necessary vouchers. #
BENJAMIN STELLE, Commissioner.
Plfadelphia, May 1, 1783.
Letterkteony township, Cumberland county. May th
To be Sold at Private Sale,