The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1780-12-19 00:00:00, page 4

Imported in the hff Vessels from Europe and the
Weft-Indies
And TO BESO LD, By
Nelson and 'Fox,
At the'r S TORE, in Water then, a few doors above
Walnut-street,
WEST-INDIA Rum in Hogsheads,
Mufeovado SORT in Ho; (heads and Bowels,
Tenerff and Lisbon Vine in P pes,
Best Congo, Souc ong and Bohea Tea in Chests,
Coffee n Barrels,
Molasses in Hog(hd#%
Superfine Havanna sugars in Chests, &c.
They have also a Quantity of excellent
Bottled Port Wine in Boxes of two and a '-U dezm
each, and in Calks cftin dozen pa # h, a few Hogfbeads
and Tierces of Country Rom, a Quantity of the belt
Maryland Tobacco.
Just Imported, and to be Sold, By
Peter and Jacob Kuhn,
The north fide of M^ket-ftreet, between Fourth and
Fifth-Afreets,
Bohea Tea,
Pepper,
Russia Sheetings,
Oznabrigs,
Bed- Ticks
Brittannias, &c. &c.
Just Imported and To be Sold,
By Andrew Tybout,
In Chefnut street, at the corner of Strawb^r y-a ley,
White, Buff, Scarlet and Blue Broadcloths,
Shalloons suitable, Rattinctu, C^bm^coes, Cab
lets, Blanket-', lath Linens, Checks, Dimities, See
ing Thread, Crude Tartar, Copperas and Lodwood.
Imported in t!e?aft V^ffels from Franc-, and to be fold
for good bids on Europe or c^h, by
JACOB MORRIS,
On the weft fide of Froht-ftreet a few doers below Waß
nut street,
A few trurks cf Chintzes and Callicces, Suitable to
the kafon,
A few bales eparfe Linen o' good quality.
Mens Silk and mens and womens Cotton Hose,
Excellent B hea Tea, &c. &c. &c.
TTiTc IYTTo^T^
Has for Sale, at his dore in Walnut street, the third
door eart of Second-street,
COARSE Cloths, Linens, (ilk and cotton Hose,
Lawns, Cambricks, Moflms, pink and sky-blue
Gauze, Calicoes, fik and linen Hankerchiefs, Bindings,
Threads, Dimities, Nankeens, Ginghams, Salempons,
Havannah Snuff, Dutch Stoves, genuine o'd M de ra
Wine of the most excellent quality, flierry Wine, bot
tled Porter, English Cheese: Also, a Hand Organ of
four barrels. Dec. 2d, 1780.
Just Imported, and To be Sold, by
Bunner, Murray and Company,
On Meafe's wharff, below the Bridge,
RUSSIA Sheetings, Ravens Duck, Dutch Dowlafs,
Loaf Sugar, Rum, Table Knives and Forks, Bar
low Penknives, P ftol capt dit. Buck-capt dit. Sctff'rs,
Awl-blades, Common and White-chappie Needles, &c.
ALSO, To be Sold, A Quantity of Red Oak
Staves and Knockdowns, Cetur and pine Boards,
Plank and Seaming.
TO BE SOL D, BY
John Sparhawk,
In Second-street, five doors below the Friend's Meeting,
TA NNER's Oil, a varietyof Mens
English Shoes, of the neatest make and belt lea
ther, very suitable for this featon.
DRUGSand MEDICINES, viz.
Saltpetre, Camphor, Opium, Haeriem Oil, Keyfer's
Pills, Jesuit's D O'S Daffy's Elixir, British Oil, &c.
A general Assortment of Books, &c.
Among which are,
Large and final! Bibles, French and English Dictiona
ries, Cook's Nrw Voyage towards the South-pole and
round the Wold, in the years 1772, 73, 74 ar d 75,
Biographical Daionary, 11 vols, Jeffery's Natur 1
History of Florida, Go fy's Poem*: The belt W it
ing Paper of all sizes, Wax aw 1 Waters, A great va
riety of Paper Hangings, Quadrants, Surveying In.
ftrumeuts, Gunter's Scales, Money Scales, Back
gammon Tables, Mens and womens G oves, &c. &c.
Phiaielphia, Nov. 28, 1780.
TO BE SOL D,
A neat two story brick House,
And Lor of Ground,
Twenty-fix feet f r nt and eighty feet deep, situate in
Third fret, r^ South #r-#t &
For Termi apply to Ashton Humphreys, Equire,
in Front-street, the corner of Black huife-alley.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed and Sold by JOHN DUNLAP and DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE.
Just Imported, and To be Sold, By
Shirtliff and Shoemaker,
At their STORE in Waer-ftreet, opposite Hamilton's
W^a ff,
Russia Sheetings, Oznabrigs, Mufeovado
Sugars, Cocoa, and Gin in Cases, &c.
BY WHOLESALE.
Imported in the last Vessels from Europe
and the Writ Indies, and
TO BE SOLD, B Y
Budden, Lawrence & Co.
At their STORE in Font street, a few doors above
Mark:f-ttreet,
For Cash or Bills of Exchange on Europe
or the Weft Indies,
The following ARTICLES, viz.
P IN E and coarse Cloths,
' Several bales of B a°kets,
Broad and narrow white Swardkins,
White and blue Halfthicks,
Mens, womens and childrens worsted Hose,
Ditto, ditto cotton ard thread Hose,
A few pieces of fine Holland, black Lacs,
A large quantity cf I r^wn and white coarfs Threads,
Mens and womens white kid Gloves,
Cambricks and Lawns,
F.ne Threads and sewing Silks,
A variety of Hard Ware,
And a number of fine Wire S eves for meal.
Just Imposed from France and Holland,
AND TO BE SOLD, BY
Gerard William Beekman,
In Second ftree + , between t prue and Walnut-fleets,
opposite the ol^ governor's houfr,
A small Assortment of Diy Goods,
Ex ellent Gieen and Bohea Tea, Also,
A ccmpleat Assortment of China, table and tea-table
Setts,
Likewise, Common blue and white Cupsand Sauers.
A Quantity of BRANDY,
Dry HIDES,
White and brown Spanish SUGARS in
Chests,
MOLASSES in Kegs,
RUM,
A few Pipes, Half-pipes and Quarter-calks
of MADEIRA WINE,
TO BE SOLD, By
ROBERT MORRIS.
TO BE SO L D, BY
HUGH METIER,
At his STORE in Second-street, three doors above
Arch-ftceet,
BEST coarse allum fall, a small quantity of fine
white salt, a few dozen best English playing cards,
a large quantity of this country playing caids, cc^fe
and fine white linens, coattings, red and blue baiz s,
white serges, mens ard womens worsted and yarn hose,
yarn mitts, mens cloaths ready made, second-hand
cloaths of all kinds. Dec. ad, 1780.
MADE and SOL D,
Wholesale and Retail,
JOHN BATE S,
Near Church-alley, in Third street,
TpRYING-PANS of all sizes, Dripping pans, &f. Tin
' Ware of all forts : Also, to be fold, Stoves, Stove
pipes, &c>
N B. The highest price will be given for old frying
pan Handles. Nov. 30, 1780.
VIZHEREAS the honourable the Congrels
of the United States, have directed Major Gene
ral Greene, late Quarter Matter General, to lav a fate
of the Debts of ms department before the Treasury
Board; and have, by their att of the 26th of Augult
last, Resolves, That all and singular the Creditors
of the Uni ed States, for Supplies furnifhtd the Army,
or the Transportation thereof, (hall be intitled to re
ceive the just value of the films due to th?m refyeaively,
&c. and dire&ed that the Account, (halt be liquidated
agreeable to the Value of Continental Bills ot Cred t
compared wijh Specie at the time the Debts became due.
In order to comply with the l&id Rcqiititions and
Rtfolves, and to bring all Account? under my direction
to a just and equitable Settlement: I do earnestly request
all Persons who have any Accounts or Demands against
the Department in my Diftria, unsettled, to bring them
in immediately, that they may b? liquidated, and Cer
tificates given in Specie, agreeable to the spirit and in
tention of said Retolve.
Those who have received Certificates^ and choose to
have them liquidated in Specie, will pleale to apply as
soon as p< ffide.
Attendance will be given at my Office, in Chefnut
ftreet, to the Firit of January nex', before which time
it is expected every Account will be predated and fet
tled. JOHN MITCHELL, late D. Q_ M. G.
Philadelphia, December 9, 1789.
The Field Officers and Captains,
belonging to the Pennfflvania Line, abfer.t upon fur
lough, or otherwise, are hereby acquired to join the.r
refpeaive regiments, in the vicinity of Morr'fco,vn,
state of New Jersey, on er before the 25 h of Decem
ber, ensuing; (except tlofe of the Bth) to the end,
that the Arrangement of the Infantry may he compleat
ed, agreeable to an A& of Congress, pafcd the 21st
ultimo.
Thole Officers who do rot comply with this order,
or neglect fending their determination in writing, to
th- Cemm^nding Officer of the DivTion, in camp, whe
ther they will continue in the (ervice or tetire from it,
on or before the day aforefaid, will br precluded the
right of Priority which they would otherwise be enti
tled to.
ANTHONY WAYNE, B. G.
Con mending tae Pennsylvania Line.
Totowa Cimp, 25th Nov. 1780.
TO B~ E~ SO LD,
By Public Vendue,
On Wednesday, the 27th of December instant, at the
Continental yard in this City:
A number of Public HORSES,
For c sh only, the sale to begin at Ten o'clock.
By order of the quarternnfter general.
JACOB HILTZHEIMER.
To be Sold,
TO-MORRO W, at one o'clock, at the
Coffee-Houfe:
Twelve HORSES, the proper
ty of this State.
November 30, 1780.
The MEMBERS of the
United Illinois and Ouabache
LAND COMPANIE S,
ARE reqretted to take Notice, that the last Monday
in December, appointed by the articles as the
quarterly meeting, happening, this year, to foe Chrift
masd y, the fsfa Meeting is peftpoA^d till Monday
the Fii lt of January next, to be then held at the City
Tavern, at 6 o'clock in the Evening ; when and where
they are defined to attend in person or bv t' eir aitor
nies. WM. MOORE SMITH.
TH E Auditors of Public Accounts for
this state have removed their office to
the south-west corner of Front and Chef
nut-ftreets..
TH E Committee of Grievances give
Public Notice, that they will attend in the
Cemmitee Room, at Nine o'clock in the mornings of
every Tuesday and Friday, during the fitting of this
House, in order to receive such Complaints as belong
to their appointment. Signed,
SAMUEL MORRIS,
JOSEPH MCLEAN,
BENJAMIN FELL,
HENRY HAYES,
JOHN WHITEHILL,
WILLIAM MITCHEL,
STEPHEN DUNCAN,
MARK BURD,
PETER RHOADS,
DAVID MAKYNNEY.
United States Lottery-Office,
Philadelphia, November 29, 1780.
THE Managers hereby give Notice to all perlons,
who have purcbafed Tickets in the third daft,
in this city, that they are now ready to renue
the fame in the fourth class. All ticketsnot renewed
in fix weeks from this date, will be the property ofthe
United States.
N. B. Those adventurers in the third class of the Lot
tery, who choose to renew their Tickets in the fourth
class, are requested not todrf r their application for the
rental, as the hurry of the business will be such towards
the elofe of the t me limited, (if the adventurers thou^d
delay their application) that many persons may be ex
cluded.
T 9 B~E SO'L D,
For Pennsylvania State Money,
it IV E hundred snd twenty-five acres of deeded
' L A N D, in Turoit township, in the county cf
Northumotrland.
One hundred and twenty three acres of L AND,
on Pewri's creek, in Paxton township, in the county
o' Lancaster.
Ont thousand and fity five acres LA ND on the
Sha^ant Cabin-creek, in the county es Bedford, one
Moiety thereof.
A few SHARES of the Indiana Lands, on the
Ohio river. For Terms of Sale apply to the lublcriber,.
in Lancaster.
LEVY ANDREW LEVY.
' b"e~H AD, GENTEEL
Ready furnifhed Lodgings,
Suitable for a (mail Family, agreeably situated. En
quire of the Printers.