The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1781-02-13 00:00:00, page 4

No. 11. Being a Wooden Store, one
story hi;h, adjoining that of N. to, situate on the
south fid, o Market or High fleet, with the Ltof
Ground whereon it stands; now in ths tenure of Fifhei
end Roberts; together with the Wharf, 33 feet 6 inches
in b.^adte, and extending e^ftward into the river
Delaware.
No. 7. Being another Brick House, four
fti°es high, adjoining that ot No. 6. situate on the
fatb fide of Market or High-street, with the Lot of
G und whereon it (finds, and a small Yard adjoining,
6 e 6 inches in width, anl 28 feet and 3 inches in
length ; now in the tenure of Robert Turner.
No. I. Being another Brick House, ad
joining of No. 2. three (lories high in Front-street and
four stories high in Witer-Breet. with the Lot of
Ground whereon its (lands; now in the tenure of Ri
chard Humphreys.
No. 8. Being another Brick House, ad
joining that of No. 1. thr,e ftoriet high in F'ent
ftreet and four stories high in Water ft reet, with the
Lot of Ground whereon it stands; now in the tenure
of Rachel Lawrence and others.
No §. Being a Brick House, four To
ries high, situate on the south fide of Market or High
ftreet, and on the east fide of Water street, with the
Lot of Ground whereas it Hands ; now in the tenure
of John Campbell.
No. 6. Being another Brick Houfe,four
stories high, adjoining that of No. 5. situate on the
south fide of Market or High-street, with the Lot of
Group ! whereon it stands ; now in the tenure of John
Campbell.
No. 9. Being a Tobacconist's Shop and
Wooden building, one story high, situate on the south
fire of M rk^t or High ftre± , with the Lot of Ground
whereon it stands; new in the tenure of Hen?y Cave
neugh,
No. 10. Being a Wooden Store, one
ftori hig , situate on the south file of Marketer High
ftieet, And on the east fide of u rofoot passage, with the
Lot >f Ground whereon it stands ; now in the tenure ot
Fiber and R berts.
No. i. Being two more Brick Stores,
two ft i^s high, djoining th*'e of Nth 14, with the
L_! .: Grouid whereon the, Rand.
(- A ME to the place of the fubferiber,
belonging to Samuel Hodge, at the 7 mile (tone.
on the Ridg -,id, a Sorrel GELDING, about 12
hands hi/h, his 3 imall star on his 'oreheid, paces and
trots- The owner i. desired to corns, prov, th pro
perty, pay charges, and take him away.
r CORNELIUS ST URGIS.
No. 3' Being a two story Brick Dwell
ing-Home, situate on th east fide of Water-street, and
®n the south fide of a 10 feet alley, with the Lot of
Groun whereon it ftandeth.
No- 4. Being a two story Brick Building,
formerly used as a gmnnary, adjoining that of No. 3;
situate on the south fide of a to feet alfay, with the Lot
cf Ground whereon it ftandeth.
No- 14. Being two Brick Stores, two
stories high, z&'j in^g that of No. 4, with the Lot of
Gioun' whereon they fhnd.
No. u. Being a Cooper's-Shop, with the
Lo or Ground whereon ir ft. r.detft, 15 feet 6 inches by
18 feet, and the Wharf 26 feat 6 inches in breadth, and
extending eastward into the river Delaware.
N. B. These last five Numbers are now
in 'hr tenure of Either and Roberts, and the purchasers
thereof, as well as the purchasers of the boules and lets
on th ?ju<d fide of Market c r High street, from No. 5
to ii, inclufi^e, (hall have an equri use and privilege
of the laid ten feet alley, fr ra Wrter street eartward
as far an the wmoft extent of let No. 11, and the va
cant g-dund on both tides of the fame alley not built
on, always to remain open, and the like use and privi
lege of .he ten feet passage from the said alley and va
cant grounds into Market street, for the accommoda
tion of th- whole, and from trie end of the said ten feet
alley at the extent of lot No 11, the purchasers ffiall
have the privilege of a fink or water-course, only,
into the river Del ware.
The Terms of Payment shall be made known at the
Time of Sale.
Dwelling-Houses, Stores, Lots
of Ground and Wharf on Delaware River,
According to the Draught or Plan to be teen at the
Coffee houfr.
No. 2. Being a Brick House, two To
ries high in Front iteet and three Rories high in Ws
ter ftrec, with th# Lot of Ground wherein it frauds,
lituate on the bank, between Front-street and Water
ftreet, now in the tenure of fomes Reynolds.
By Public Vendue,
A, the Coffee-houfe, ^t TEN o'clock in the Morning,
the following
On IKE DNESDAY
Philadelphia, January it, i,!n
TO BE SO L D,
By the Subscriber,
The Fourteenth Day of February next,
Philadelphia: Printed and Sold by DA A' ID C. C LATPOOLE.
JOHN BAYARD, Auffioneer.
This is to give Notice to the
Public, thai I the mbicriber bought, onrhe firft d^y of
November, 1780, a certain Tra& of LAND, lying on
Jacob Creek, Weftmoreland county and state of Penn
sylvania, of & certain Samuel Wells, to whom I
paflfeo my bond for 330 b 10s. to be paid in gold or fil
ver, at monev rated in rhe year 177%, and dated theist
da, of November, and payable theist day of June, 1783.
I do hereby forbid all performs from taking an align
ment of said bond, as I am determined not to pay the
said bend, un i! faid' Wells makes gord his obligation
to me or my 'ffigns, as I am informed he fold part of
said Land to other perlons. Given under my hand, this
29th day of November, 1780.
A LOT situate on the south-east fide of
the Main street, in Germantown and north-east
I fi le A Shoemaker's lane, leading from the said street to
te Old York road. It contains in front, on ?he said
Main-street, aboo 94 feet, and in depth on the said lane
96 perches, or theie^ ^u% its width at the dlftance of
about 280 feet from the street increases 3 feet 7 and a
hall inchet, ^ hich is continued to the extent of the Let,
and' contains about 2 acres and a quarter of an acre of
ground.
Upon the Pemifes are erea d, to wit, At the corner
of the bt next the lane, a Frame Dwelling House,
Smith's Shop, &c. adjoining to which is an excellent
well built Stone Dwelling house about 40 feet square,
two stories high, four rooms on a floor, an entry through
the middle, in which is a good ftair-cTe, good garrets,
and an excellent cellar under the vhole ; arj^in », this
house is a good Stone Shop, fit for a tenement, a fb,op
keeper or a traeefraan. The Stone Hcu'e is well cal
cu^ted for a genteel single family, or might convenient
ly accommodate four separate families, witneut any in
terruption to each other.
This Estate was formerly in two Lott, each having a
garden, well of water andother eonveniencies, and will
he dfpofed cf either in two parts or together, as my
best uit the purchaser.
From its fitu^ion it is a most convenient flandfer
any kind of employment carried on in Germantown, or
would snit for a summer retreat, as it stands high, is a
healthy, pure nr, next but one adjoining to Mr. John
Wifter's house and gardens.
,The Lot is capable of very great improvments, either
for garden, pasturage, cr railing any kind of grain,
roots, &c. There are aoout 70 fruit trees on it ; a tar,e
quantity of dung, more than fuffi-ient to render the
whole as rich as a garden, is now on the premises, and
will be di posed of with it.
The whole is under rent unril the firft day of April
next, and tenants for the (ucceeding year are row in
treaty for it.
WANTS EMPLOYMENT,
As a CIE?,K, a young man who ?s 1 rn&y acquaint
ed with accompts, and can be well recommended —
Any person defiruus to treat with him will please to
leave a note at the printer's, which shall be pun&ually
attended to.
NOTICE is hereby given,
to all per Tons having any Demands agrinft th* Office of
Lieutenant, that they do immediately produce their
Accounts, with their Vouchers, to the Sub-lieutenant
that prefixes over the diftri& in which they reside, or te
the fubferiber, in order so- payment.
WILLIAM COATS,
Jan. 16. Lieutenantof Philadelphia County.
By Virtue of the bft Will and Testament of Joshua
Baker deceased, by ^ the fubferiher&,
AT PUBLIC SAL E,
The Fifteenth day of February next, y^ late
Dwelling House and Plantation,
situate in Chriltiana hundred, and county of Newcastle,
on Delaware: Containing upwards of 200 acres of
L^nd, well watered and timbered; onwhi h is a good
Stone Dwelling-hcufe, a large framed Barn, Stables
and other Out-houfis, a good Apple Orchard and other
Fruit-tree^ : Alfn, Two fraall Tenements th reon. The
said Pl&ce is in a hoe he hhy country, and well fitu?ted
for trade, farming, &c. The public road leading thro'
it about 7 miles distant from Wilmington. Any per
son inclinable to purchase the fame, and willing ?o view
the pr'mifes, before the day of sale, may apply to
PETER BAKER, living thereon ; the title indifput
atle. The terms of payment will be made known the
day of file, by us,
An, perlon inclining to purchase or exchange for 'he
whole or part of the premises, may treat with GEORGE
BRING^URST, Coach maker, opposite the Lutheran
church, in Fourth ftret, Philadelphia.
—J A S taken up, on Saturday the 27th
of January, 1781, by the iaici>e r , living cn
Charles Thomson's pker, near the Rising-tun tavern,
a dark Brown HORSE, abou 7 years old, bitw.cn 14
and 15 hands high, has a star in hit forehead, ana
white snip down bis nose; he is a r&ur^l trotter, ana
appears to be in good order. The owner is desired t>
come, prove hi# property, pky charcss and tke him
away. MICHAEL STOUT.
For a House or Houses in the city of Phiiad Iphia, or
for a good Farm not far distant fiom the city,
To be Sold or Exchanged,
SAMUEL BAKER, and)
JOHN MERISS, j ^c^ors.
January 21st, 1781
TO BE SOL D,
ADAM KAFFER.
A Valuable TRACT of LAND, in H rdwick town
ffiip, Suffix county, Rate of New Jersey, now in
the tenure of Thomas Silverthorn. It contains 213
acret, 150 very rich meadow land; about 30 of which
piretire the best clover, timothy, and blue grass. It
is excellent for railing hemp, and well calculated for
railing and fatting cattle. Thera are on the premises,
b fide the dwelling house, a pretty good Dutch barn,
ft bles, barracks, and spring house, upwards of one
hundred .apple- trees, and ^ number of chert, and peachy
tree? ; allo a never filing spring o' water (efficient for
a hemp-mill, and situated rovenienriy to water a con
siderable quantity cf the meadow. The title is indifpu,
table. For terms apply tothe fubferiber, in Trenton
' ISAAC COLLINS."
Antimon. Crud,
Calomel,
Cantharides,
Colocynth,
Cort. Peruvian,
Caf-arilb,
Flo. Ch^mcemel,
Fol. Serce Alexr.
Gum Aloes,
Ammon,
Arabic
Affafoetid,
Camphor,
Grihanurri,
Myrha,
Opium,
Ifthyocolla,
Magnesia Aib.
Manna,
Merc. Dulc.
Viv. Crud,
Emetic Flar.
BATEMAN's Drops,
Brit sh Oil,
Tur in,ton's Balsam,
Daffy's and Squire's Elixir,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Anderson's and Hooper's
Pills,
N B. Physician's Prescriptions faithfully com^
pounded, Boxes of Medicines tor Ships or private Fa
milies living remote from a Dudor, carefully put up
with suitable Directions ; and our country Cuftomera
may depend on their Orders being particularly attend
ed to.
JAMES NEWPORT,
At his Diftilerv STORE,
In Th'rd street, between Market and Arch streets,
Has for SALE, cf excellent Quality,
WHITE Lead,
Soanilh Brown,
Yellow Oker,
Venetian Red,
Verdigreafe, csmraen and
Distilled,
Umber,
P r uifrn Blue,
Vtmillion,
Drop L^ke,
King's Yellowy
Rose Pink,
Carmine,
Blue Bife and Verditer,
Ivory and Lampblack,
WITH
Linseed Oil,
Bruges,
Diugs, Medicines, and Painters
COLOURS, &c. To be Sold, By
Christopher, junf. and Charles Marshall,
At their old Medicinal and Colour STORE, the sign
of the Go'den-Ball and Apothecaries Arms, in Chef
nut-ftreet, Philadelphia.
Amongst which are,
And Spirits of Wine,
Proper for railing low proof Liquors, or for Medico
na! Purpoles.
N. B. He LIE the above at a fmali profit, and gives
good encouragement to tbofe who buy of him to fell
again.
Philadelphia, February 8, 1781-
This is to certify, that my wife^
MARY STALL, docs net live with me; therefore I
forewarn all perfans from lending or trusting her any
thing upon my account, for I will pay no debts of her
contrasting. ANDREW STALL.
Take Notice, that those who
think themselves aggrieved, belonging to the FIFTH
CLASS of the city of Plul^delpbia and diftrift Militia,
an Appeal will be held on the 12th instant, at 100'clock
ia the Forenoon, at the State house.
WILLIAM HENRY, Lieutenant
of the city ot Philadelphia and diftrißr.
Patent Medicines, viz.
Brandy & Geneva,
Weft,-India Rum,
Philadelphia ditto.
Cinnamon Water,
A LS O, Painters Colours, viz.
10 BE SOLD,
01. Lavenduf.
Rorifmarin,
Vitriol,
Rad. Caryoph Amer.
Chir oe,
, Galengal,;
Gentian,
Jalap,
IpecßCoam
Rlcei,
Sarfaparill.
Sal. Epsom,
Glauber,
Nitrum,
Sem. Anifi,
Sue. Glycyrrh:zce,
Sulph. Flor.
Viv.
Tart. Cremor,
Emetic,
Vitriol Alb.
Rom. &c, &g;
Tools,
Camel's Hair and Black:
Lead Pencils,
Gold Leaves and Dutch
Metal.
GLASS of most Sizes for
Piaures, Houses and
Cabbin Windows, with
Glazier's Diamonds an&
Patty,
Blue Smalt and Magne#
for Potters,
'Crocus Martis and Putt,
for perilling,
Pumice-ffene,
Frosts,
Crucibles,
Vials, &c.
Walker's Jesuit Drops and
Elte&uary.
Greenough's Tinftures far
Survey in the Gums
and Tooth-ach,
Bitters, &c.
Annifeed Water,
Clove ditto,
Orange ditto,
Mint Cordial,