The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-07-26 00:00:00, page 4

'Philadelphia, Jn'y 22, ^7^3
"'^^7 virtue of a writ of Vendi iom Exponas to me
I > dir led, will br exoofed to Publick Sale, at the
'Off e Hcufe, on Thursday the gift inftaat. at 12
n, be at noon, a T^o Story BricK Meffuige, Kitch
auU-Lx of L^d, fi oate on the wed fide of Front
fort, in (he Hi rift N Southwark (nearly oppofitethe
S edrs c! urch) containing in breadth on Front-Hr-et
abreftid Mffe r , and in length too feet, bounded east
ward by Front-Street, and well and Southward by
ground ofM-r 4 w Jonn^ fubjefl to a ground rent of
2. 15$. per annum; taken in execution as late the
estate of William Garwood, deceased, by
Wm. WILL, Sheriff.
To be Sod by Public Vendu%
At tat Cofr-Houfe, on THURSDAY the irt o f
An uft, to tht highest bidder,
A VJuild Watr LOT, situate and lying in K:n
fingio>, running 50 feet front on Penn-Hrect,
Hong th- river D laware, extending inN? the said river
to the lew water mark. Any person willing to become
a purcbaf-r by prvite sale, within the laid time, may
L now the particulars by applying to the fubferiber on
the p,milts; otherwise, if not fold by private file, it
will be f>ld at the time and place abovementioned, by
|ul, 24 JOHN BAYARD, Auctioneer.
N. B. The sale to begim it 12 o'clock.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
For NEW-YORK,
CT I HE Brigantine JANE, Fheneas Eldredge,
4 Mail r ; a fine new vessel and prime sailor; will
fail in 6 davs. For Freight or PaCage apply to CHAR-
Ies Miller, at his store on South street wharff,
Captain John Green, in Front-ftreef, near South
street, or to the Captain on board, lying at South
ftreet wbarff. July 24. ' ep.
PRINTS, with and without Frames, a
large colle&ion, and a variety of Books, Msps,
&. are now opened for Sale at BERNARD KILKEN
NY'S Store, >n Walnut-street, betwixt Front and Second
ftreels .•
Wno wants a quantity of Oak Timber, Oak Boards,
Tidigo, Potath, Deerskins, Pitch and Hemp—and a
Vcffel on freight for Lisbon.
William Thompson,
Hu For SAL E, at the STO RE of Mr. Robert
M'C'anagban, in Water-street, near the Drawbridge,
the following Articles, which he will dispose of by
Package bn very moderate terms : Shopkeepers will
find it their interest to deal with him ; where they
may b* ?iwa<s fuppi.d with LINENS and
KENTINGS on more Legible terms than they can
import them, he being concerned in an extensive
Manufacture of those Articles in Leland; which
enables him to engage the Quality of the Goods
bring equal to the character given.
IRtST LINENS frota zod. to 6s. per y:r%
I Uh Keepings of different forts, plain and striped,
Thread S kin& white and brown,
A few cheHs touchong Tea,
C-rdigr of the firft quality of all fiz'es,
A few c^fk of ship Nails- eptf.
Wants a Freight,
For LIVERPOOL o- any Patt of IRELAND,
THE Slow CONGRESS, 160 tons burthen, Alex
ander Davison, Master; a good Vessel ind rea
dy 'o begin to load. Ap^y to said THOMPSON.
y^AN TS a place a young Man, to at
tend a single gentleman, or a small
family. Enquire of the Printer.
Philadelphia, July 22, 1783.
T, Y virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to qie directed,
4) will b° exposed 0 Publick Sale, at the premises,
on Friday the iff of August next, at to o' lock in the
forenoon, a certain and piece of Land, situate
in Abington fovnfbip, Philadelphia county, contain
ing 12 acres and 6 perches, bounded by Lands of
Jfaac Tyson, George Rerters, and Matthew Tyloo ;
late the property of Joseph Fisher, and to be fold, by
Win. WILL, fheriff.
Imported in the Snow King David Joz# Ma Regarded,
from Lifbbn, and to be SOLD b,
Joseph Wharton,
At his S TORES in F/ont-ftreet, near the Drawbridge,
SALT, delivered in large or final! quantities from
fard snow, at Hamilton's Wharf, at the most
reasonable rates ; Lilbon Wine in pipes and quarter
calk^ ; -Sweet Oil in kegs of 20 gallons ; Table and Tea
Sets of China; a Variety of East-India Chintzes,
Handkerchiefs, Nankeens, Coverlets, &:. and an Afi
ortment of ready made Shirts and Vefti for feamsn.
Onfray Painniere,
At hi# Store in Water-street, below Walnut-street, has
for Sale,
A Variety of Dry Goods,
lately imported in the left Veff,ls from France.
Philadelphia: Printed and Said b, D A^ID C. C L^A TPOOLfr Mar^rCT
Imported in the lat Vifc'is f.om England, Holland,
France and Ireland, and to be SOLD by
John Kean,
At the Sign o' the Spinning Wheel, on the Corner of
Market anl Third streets,
A verv large and general ASSORTMENT of
MERCHANDIZE;
The articles too numerous to be inferred in an ad
vertiftment • amongst which are, a compete Assort
ment of warranted BOULTING CLOTHS.
To enable f?id KEAN to dispose of his Goods fol
much the lower, as well as to avoid other inconveni- |
encies, he is firmly determined to fell, without accept!
on, for ready money only; those who with to buy
cheap, he flatters himfelf by adopting this measure, he;
can fully fatisfy ; and Adventurers or others, who
hive Cargoes to di'pofe of on low terms for Cash, in
him may find a purchaser. June 12.
To be SOL D, Whokhle and Retail, by
Ennion Williams,
At his new STORE in Bethel townfh'p, Berks coua
tr, on the Shamokin road, near Leonard Millers
Mill, twenty-four miles north-weft from Reading,
rt General Attornment of MERCHANDIZE, jjft
fl imported from Europe, the Bast and Welt Indies:
also a number of Articles manufaa^red in America ;
which be which dispose cf on reafonablc terms for cash,
bank bills or country produce. June 24.
Just Imported in the Ship Maria, John Wilson, matter,
from Dublin, and to be SOLD at the STORE of
yames Taylor,
Water-firmer, between Chefhut and Market- fl reets,
th most capital and elegant Assortment of European
GOODS ever Imported on the Continent of Arne
rica: Confiftin* of—
IRISH Linens,
Cambricks,
Lawns,
Sheetings,
Printed Lunt,
Chintzes,
Cottens,
Handkerchiefs,
Tamboured Mulling
Draper and damask Table
cloths,
Ditto in pieces,
2 and 2-3 card wide, 6,7,
8, 9 and 10-4 neat wil
ton and Turkey Carpet
ing,
Bed and house Furniture,
Sadlery,
Men# neat calffkin Shoes,
Ladies ditto Silk and fluff
ditto,
Ditto ditto Stockings,
Mens ditto,
Ditto worsted and yarn
ditto,
Tabbinets and Poplins,
Elegant fattin Petti oats,
Ditto farfnet ditto,
Just IMPORTED and to be S OLD, by
John Miller, junior,
At his STORE in Water street, four doors above
Chef^ut-flreet, a variety of M ERCHANDIZE:
Amongfl which are
SUPERFINE and narrow Cloths, common Callicoes
and fine Chintzes, Cambricks, Gauzes, Ribbons,
mens Silks, silk Hole, Hats, table Napery, M rfeilles-
Quilting, Silk, linen, cotton and pulbcat romal
Handkerchiefs, half silk Stuffs, Muslins, Checks Bri
tannian, Platilas, Dutch Hollands, Mantuas, worsted
Hose; a quantity of Paper, Quills, Sail-Duck, Cut
lery, &c. &c. &c.
An elegant afrortment of Looking-Glasses framed, of
the newest patterns. All which he means to fell on
the lowed! terms by the package or piece.
Came in the last VESSELS from LONDON, and to
be SOLD by
yohn kiley,
Clock and Watchmaker,
S:vrn doors below Market- street, on the east fide of
Second street,
A neat ASSORTMENT of
Capped and plain Silver Watches,
with a Variety cf Chains, Seals, Keys, & c .
Likewise Second-hand Gold and Silver WA FCHES.
CLOCKS and WATCHES repaired, as usual.
*, A smart active BOY, who c sn be well recom
mended, will be taken as an Apprentice.
TO BE SOL D,
Handsome H C,U S E in George street, with a
Garden Stabler and Coach.Houfe. Enquire at
Doltor SAMUEL FRESTON MOORE's, iu Third,
street. July 3,
An extemfive and g nteel Assortment of
M I L L I N A RY:
Admirably well adapted for any person to d ; fpofe cf
again, or for any two or three Ladies; they being
separated in small packages for that purpefe ; Black
and white Ostrich Feathers, &c. &c. June 17.
Haberdsfhery.
Gold, fiver End thread
Lacet,
Ladies and gentlemens
Gloves,
Elegant embroidered and
tissue waistcoat Shapes,
Florentines,
Fashionable, ova! & square
Locking GLffu,
Dit. most superbly mount- I
ed,
Hard Ware,
Tin ditto,
Stationery.
Wax and Wafers,
Ink-Powder and Cards,
Paper Hangings,
An excellent Collection of
Books, well adapted for
a private Library,
Super firtt Broadcloths,
Ceffimers,
Forrest and Ratteens,
Oznabrigs,
Soap,
Candles,
Bags refined Salt,
Four Dollars Reward.
%%"'” taken out of the fubferibcr's pocket on the
i% the Evening, a Deprefo
CERTIFICATE, 267, f or 2,5!. ,ss. upon « h : ch
one yea: s inters was , ai d. Whoever will stop Nd
Certificate and deuvrr it to the Printer shall have the
above reward. HUGH MOULAND, Privet- -ch P R
WANTE D,
A Middle aged Woman, properly qualified, to ma
nage the concerns of a small family, where there
are under ftrvants. It isa place of trust, and an unex
ceptionable character will be required. Enquire of the
Printer. J u | y 22 .
Wanted, a woman who can be
recommended to Co^k, Wash and Iron for a small
family. Enquire of the Printci. July 1,
Twenty-Five Pounds Reward.
LAST night the Store of the fubferiber was open
ed. supposed to be with a falfe key, and the fol
owing'Articles taken out, viz. 20 pieces black Rib
bon, 15 yards e?ch. 20 pieces coloured and flriped
Ribbon, 18 yards each. 12 or more pieces Cambrick.
I piece black Calimanco. 2 pieces black Mode, sup.
posed about 80 yards. 1 piece black Peelong, 30 yds.
6 pieces Nankeens, some of them white. About 20
pieces Harlem Lace. 10 or 12 red printed Handkerchiefs.
About 20 Dollars and Crowns, and some small change.
A quantity of old depreciated Paper Money, of this
and the Delaware Hates.
Also the following BONDS, NOTES, &c.
One Bond from Richard Somers, for 1371. 10s. dated
the 6th or 7th ult. and payable the 6th or 7th inflant.
One other Bond from the fame person for the fame sum
and of the fame date as the above, and payable the
6th or 7th of August next. One Bond from David
Seeley for 451. dated about the 10'h ult. and payable
in November next. One Note from Matthew Parvin,
for 211. dated 7th April, 1783. One Note from Willi
am Peterson for yl. and some shillings, dated Novem
ber, 1782, and was payable in March, 1783. One
Bond from Hugh M'Kinne, and Wiley Wood for
181. lOS, on this bond are several receipts in part. One-
Note from Jonathan Tatnell and John Anderson for
yl. los.dated January or February, 1782: on this
Note are receipts for 3!. 15s. One order for rib ss.
drawn by John Wilson, on William Sykes, dated 21st
May, 1783. A Certificate for 821. 10s. nd, specie, to
Edward Keating of the Penufylvania line, with an'af
fignment on the hack from said Keating: Also seve
ral other small notes and orders, all which are payable
to the fubferiber ; and as an assignment or endorsement
of them under his signature may be forged, all persons
are cautioned against taking any of them, as effertual
care is taken to prevent the payment of them to any
other person.
The above reward of Twenty-Five Pounds shall be,
paid for the goods and papers, and thief or thieves, and
Twenty Pounds for the goods and papers only, or in
proportion for any part of them, by
JOHN WESTCOTT. July 7.
TH E fubferiber begs leave ti inform the public,
that he has erected a STAGE WAGGON, to
perform the distance from William Cooper's Ferry '°
Shrewfbury-town in two days ; at which pl ice boats v^H
be ready 'o carry paffmgers either to New-Yerk er the
Fibbing Binks ; also WAGGONS to go to Biack-Po nt
or Long-Branch. Good Entertainment is provided for
passengers at cither place.
The Waggon will set off from Cooper's Ferry every
Tnurfday morning at sunrise, thet evening reach Al
lentown, next day proceed on to Shrewfbury, lay there
till Monday morning, then return to this place by the
fame rout as before described.
The Face for each pafinger will be at follows •
A single passenger 3 dollars, allowing 14 . weight of
baggage under their feat.
For every 150 weight 3 dollars, and more cr less in
proportion. "DAVID GORDEN.
*4* The paff^ngers are requeued to be ready, with
theii baggage, at Cooper's Ferry the even n, before
N. B. The Waggon passes through Mount Holly
and Moor's Own. Philadelphia, June 26.
Wanted as a Servant,
AL A D of 13 or 14 years old, who underftande
something of the Care of Horses and Waiting in
a Family. Enquire of the Printer.
Horses at Livery,
THE fubferiber has just opened those
A new, large and commodious Stables,
in Dock-street, near the City-Tavern, con
ftruded on a new 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'moft obedient servant,
EDWARD YOUNG.
N^ B, A number of genteel Horses and
Chairs to be let by the day orjourney.
Genteel Lodgings in a pleafanc
part of the City. Enquire of the Printer.