The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-09-28 00:00:00, page 4

Haym Solomons,
BROKER to the Office of Finance, to the Consul Ge
neral of France, and to the Treasurer of the French
Army, at his Office in Front-street, between Mar
ket and Arch-ftreett, BUYS and SELLS on Com
mission,
12 ANK Stock, Bills of Ex
change on France, Spain, Holland, and other
parts of Europe, the Weft Indies, and inland bills, at
the usual commiffioo.- He Buys and Sella
Loan-Office Certificates, Con
tinental and State Mme?, of this or any other state,
Paymalter and Quirtermafter Generals Notes ; thele and
cvr, ether kind cf paper v anfa&ions (hila of ex
change excepted) he ^1 charge hit employers no more
than ONE HALF PER DEN F on his Commission,
He procures Money on Loan
for a short time, and gets Notes and Bills difeounted.
Gentlemen and others, refiling in this state, or any
of the united Rates, Gy fending their orders to this Of
fice, may depend on having their business tranfi&d
with as much fidelity and expedition, as if they were
themfelvcs present.
He receives Tobacco, Sugars, Tea, and every other
fort of Goods to Sull 0., Commission ; for which pur
pose be has provided proper Stores.
He flatters himfelf, his assidu
ity, pur.&uaiity, and extensive connections in his bufi
neis, as a P\,ker, is well eftabliihed in various pans of
Europe, and in th- united states in particular.
All perlons who diall pleafa to favour him with their
business, may depend upon his utmost exertion for their
interest, and
Part of the Money advanced, if required.
N. B. Paymatter-General's Notes taken
as Cash for Bills of Exchange.
Southwark, Sep. 19, 1782.
Eight Dollars Reward,
STOLEN out of the liable of the fubferiber, last
night, two HORSES, the one a dark brown, about
three years old, between 12 and 13 hands high, trets
and paces, is branded on his left (houlder I. M. C. hit
hind hoofs white, has the scratches on his left hind fcot.
The other horse, a chefnut bay, between 10 and 11
years old, a natural trotter, about 13 or 14 hands high,
is very hollow back'd, has no other particular marks,
except a saddle spot on the hinder part of his back.
Whoever brings them to the fubferiber, (hall receive
the above reward, or Four Dollars for each, and rea
focable charges, paid by JOHN JEREMIAH.
OUPERFINE broad-
O cloths of various co
lour,,
Superfine caffim#rs,
Coatings of different co
lour!,
A neat assortment of fine
corduroys,
Shalloons and rattinett,
Mens and boys felt hats,
Mens worsted, thread, cot
ton and silk hose.
Superfine black iattinets
and ruffes, & ,
Calamancoes of different
colours,
Black prunellas,
Durants and tammies,
Scarlet, crimson and b'ue
plu(h,
Wisted ofall colours,
Quality and (hoe bindings
" of all colours,
Belt fcarH^id,
Seeing silk?,
Belt coloured thre dr.
White fetching ditto,
Cotton and linen checks,
Augers, gouges and chis
fels, sorted,
Chest and other locks.
Hinges of different kinds,
Tin in boxes,
Sciffars, sorted,
Cuttoe & Barlow penknives
Knives and forks,
Tinmens wire,
Steel spurs,
Pin bitts,
Horn fleme,
Brass nobs,
Wood ferews,
Saw plates,
A L
Lamb and Checkley,
In Second street, one door above the north-east corner
or Market-Greet, have for sale the following Articles,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
Old Madeira Wines, and a
few chests best Hyfon Tea.
An assortment of Hard Ware,
AS FOLLOWS,
Philadelphia : Printed and Sold by DAVID C. CLAYPOO LE, in Market-Street.
Striped cottons,
Chintzes and calicoes,
Liners,
Slvetings,
Oznaburgh,
Raven's duck,
I Pins of differsnt kinds,
Silk and linel handker
chiefs of all kinds,
Figured and plain ribbons,
Hanover lace,
Blond ditto,
Best Brussels dittd,
Bbck paduafoy and Floren
tine,
Silk for mens wear,
Mantuns of different co
lours.
Mod,s and firfnets,
Perfiant,
Book, jaconet, and striped
muftins,
A beautiful assortment cf
metal and enameled but
; tons.
IPinchbeck and plated fiioe
I and knee buckles,
I Ivory and horn combs.
Brass skillets.
Curb and fnsffle bitts,
A few grots white set,
Fish hooks,
Gun locks,
Box irons,
Iron ladles,
Brass scales,
Snuffers,
Marking irons,
Cork screws,
Nut crackers,
Shoe jacks,
An aflortment of the best
bastard files, &c. &c.
SO
EIGHT DOLLARS REWAR D.
STRAYED or STOLEN, from the pas-
O ture of John Marshall, at Gioucefter Point Ferry,
on the night cf Wednesday, the zSthinttant, a Dark
Sorrel or Chefhut HORSE, near fifteen hands high,
fix years old, no white about him, a dark spot on his
right cheek bone, trots and paces, in mioling case,
and of good courage. Whoever will return said horse
to the fubferiber, (hall receive the above reward and
all reasonable charges paid by me,
JOHN MARSHALL.
Gloucester Point Ferry, August 30.
Fifoing Tackle
Of all forts, for Use of either SEA or RIVER,
MADE and SOLD
By Edwand Pole,
In Market-street, near the Comt-houfe, Philadelphia,
Viz.
Red ceder, dogwood, hickory
and other fithing Rbds, of various forts and sizes, either
plain or ringed; hair, silk and hemp Lines of any
length, either for fly, trolling or bottom fithing, all rea
dy fitted ; Deepfeas, for tea or river, compleat ; Trim
mers for pike filling; a variety of cork Floats, with
either swan or goose Quills; silk worms Gut, Weed
and Indien-grafs; Leads of various patterns; best
watch-spring, kerby and common Fishing-hooks oi all
sizes, either /oofe or ready hung on silk, hair or Indian,
grass ; czfting Mennew, landing and tcoop Netts ; with
a great variety of other Filing Tackle.
Any Gentlemen, going on parties of fithing, either
to Black. Point, sea, river or any other place, may be
compleatly furnifhed, or have Tackle made of any par
ticular kind or pattern, on a very short notice.
N. B. As he has a very general and compleat As
sortment of the very best kind of Fiflring Tackle, he
flatters himfelf be is able to terve the Public with bet
ter Tackle, and on as low terms as any other in the
city.
Also, to be Sold, a Variety of
Military Stores,
For Privateers auc ot^cr armed Vessels, such as,
Rammers, Sponges, Worms and Ladles,
Sheepikins, Priming-wires and Bitts, round and double
headed Cannon Shot, musket and cannon Cartridges,
mulket and cannon Catridge Boxes, Budge Barrels,
Cutlasses, Bonding Pikes, Poll Axes, Forme s, Grape
Shot ready made up, Linftocks, False-sire Stocks,
Match Rope, Sponge Nails, Powder Horns, Linthorns,
Handcuffs, S,ikmg Mallett, Gunners H>ndfpike>,
Brimstone, Boathooks, Maflingfpikes, Fad ockr, Lamp
black, Linseed 01 Loglines and Reels, Mulkets and
Pistols, Oil Fiin% Drumsand Files, Twin,, Mailing,
Sail Needles and Palms, hand and deepfra Lines,
Hand Pumps, Tallow, Tar and Paint Brush s, Mops,
Tinder Bex^, Tin Quarts, Pints, Half-pints, &c.
Black Jacks, Coffee Pots, Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans,
Spoons, Difrs, Bowl?, Platters, Mess K dels and Cans,
Fryingpans, Gridirons, Fleflifoiks, Ladtes, Knives and
Forks, Steelyards, &c. of all forts, &c. &c, &c.
ALSO, Carpenters, Coopers and Ar
mourers TOOLS of.all forts: Wih a great Variety
of other Articles suitable for (hipping.
All Orders, for any of the above Articles, will be
carefully attended to and pun&uallv complied with.
N. B. A genteel Family CARRIAGE, to be Sold,
hung on steel springs with Harness for t^o horses It
has a Coach-box to fix for the driver on the outside
which may be removed so as for the driver to set and
drive in the front of the carriage, which it made to
take out; it will carry four grown persons and as ma
ny children; it is newly lined with leather.
reported in the Herr Adami, from Amsterdam, and
now opening by
John Barclay, & Co.
Family bibles,
Superfine cloths,
India tatiatat,
Bandana handkerchiefs,
Russia (heeringe,
Ruffin fail duck,
R ivens duck,
Linen and cotton checks,
Flanders linen,
Cambricks and lawns,
Needles,
Dutch ftrieps,
A large assortment of cutlery,
Medicine,
Nutmeg#,
Window plafs of various sizes,
Cordage, &c. &c.
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ALL persons indebted to the estate of JOSEPH
MARRIOTT, late of the city of Philadelphia,
deceased, by bond, note, or book debt, are requested
to call and discharge the fame to the fubferiber ; and
those who have any demands against the said estate,
are desired to produce their accounts properly attested.
that they may he adjusted by
THOMAS MARRIOTT, a&ing executor.
Northern-Liberties, September 13, 1782.
IB~E L" ~E—f; *
Or Sold on easy Terms of Payment,
A FARM, lying in Weft-Caln township, Chester
county, about seven miles from Dewning's town i
It confide of 128 acres, of which 12 or 15 are mea
dow, about 60 ploughland, and the remainder wooded.
The improvments are, a large house of square logs with
a ftene end, a barn, stable, (pring^houft, smoke-house,
and a gcod orchard of apple and peach trees. Apply
to Mr. J. NEILLY, near Hughs's tavern, adjoining
the premier, or to TENCH COXE, in Front-street
near Union-street. Philadelphia, Sept. 13.
To be Sold at private Sale,
TH A T part of the place heretofore
advertised in this paper by the fub
feriber, lying on the east fide of the
road, and within one mile of the South
ftreet of the city. It is laid out in lots of
four acres and perches each; the pur
chaser paying one-fourth of the purchase
money down, may have credit for the re
maining three-fouthslome time, if required :
A plan of the lots may be seen, and the
terms of sale known, bv applying to
ASSHETON HUMPHREYS, Esquire,
ELIJAH BROWN, or the fubferiber on
the premises.
Aug. 15, BENJ. HEMINGS.
N. B. The fifteen acres lying on the
northwest fide of the road, with the House,
&c. to be Let for one year or a term of
years. Enquire as above.
CA ME '0 Newtown Sq, are, Chester county, some
time in June last, a red HEIFFER, tuppofed t® be
a year old Ift fprioz: If no owner conies in three
weeks fir m tre 'ate hereof, the will be fold for theex
pences, agreeable to law, sot h?vinr been advertised
before. SUSANNA WILSON. Sept. >0;
Twenty Dollars Reward.
Q' °' '". ° ut °''" pasture of the fob
k> firder, living in Douglas to«nfhip, Philadelphia
county, on ^ night 0! the nth inst? n \ a Chefnut co
loured hORoE, h^s a liar in his forehead, a thick neck,
black mine, 1$ 6 ye^rs old, 75 hands high, paces, wag
filed be^rr, swell n^dtod was lately gadded. Who
ever t'ke> up said horse, and fecvr^s the thief in any
goal, (0 that the owner m^v have his horse, and the
hies he brought to j dike, (hall hive the ^hove reward
and reasonable charges, orfive to^de f rr the Horse a
^"^ fr<m LUDWICK BENDER.
September 13, 1782.
Eight Dollars Reward.
RAN-AWAY last Sunday evening from the fubferfi
b<r, a Negro Wench, named PHEBE, is about
28 or 30 years cf age, (he is very lusty, and most peo
ple take her for a Mulatto ; (he is full faced, and has a
forbidding countenance, (he took with her a lusty, fat
female Mulatto child, between 2 or 3 years old, (he war
feea last Monday morning, between Second-street bridge
and the Draw-bridge, and is no doubt concealed by
some free Negroes, in or about the town. Whoever
secures her so that the fubferiber can get her again, (hall
have the above reward and reasonable charges, paid by
June 4. THOMAS CULLEN.
Twelve Dollars Reward.
STOLEN last night from the fubferiber, living at
the Falls of Schuylkill, on captain Fortner's place
a Sorrel HORSE, about 9 years old, with a few white
hairs in his forehead, some saddle marks on his back
and is about 14 hands and a half high, in tolerable
good order, tots and paces, and is a remarkable easy
going horse, has been used both to the saddle and geers,
had no (hoes on any of his feet. Whoever secures the
Horse, that the owner may have him again, and the
Thief, so that be may be brought to justice, (hall have
the above Reward; and for the Horse only, EIGHT
DOLLARS, and all reasonable Charges paid, by
Sept. 5. LUDWICK STEIGHNER.
ALL persons indebted to the Estate of HENRY
LEIBER, Shop-keeper, of this city, deceased,
are desired to make immediate payment; and those
who have any demands against said Estate, to bring in
their accounts properly adjusted, that they may be fet
tled, bv FRANCIS LEIBER, administrator.
N. B. A large and small VICE to be Sold, with sun
dry Carpenters Tools, at the corner of Fifth and Arch-
Streets. Philadelphia, Sep. 23.