The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1781-03-03 00:00:00, page 4

BLUE, brown, green,
purple, scarlet, buff,
and light-coloured, Super
fine Broadcloths, twilled
and knap'd.
Brown, blue, claret, cin
namon and cloth colour
ed Second Cloths.
Blue, green, grey and
brown, strong English
Knaps.
London brown, blue, buff,
scarlet, white and ftrip'd
Corners.
London brown, striped,
Purple, and a variety
of Spotted and blue for
reft Cloths.
Buff, blue, green, cloth
coloured and white
Pluth.
Crimion, and a variety of
spotted, brown, claret
coloured, and black Vel
vets, plain and cut.
Brown,-claret)olive, black,
green, white and purple
Corduroys.
Grey, white and striped
Coatings.
Black Everlastings.
Serge Denims.
Serge De-jean^
Prunellas.—Durcons.
A variety of corded and
plain werfteds, suitable
for gentlemens jackets
and breeches.
A variety of silk jacket and
breeches Patterns.
Corded Dimities.
White, brown, olive, blue
and emborfed Serges.
Minorca Serges.
White Flannels.
Corded, plain and spotted
Callimancoes, of various
colours.
Blue and brown Baizes.
White Swanfkin.
Shalloons of every colour.
M-ns and womens worsted
and cotton Hose of va
rious colours.
Purple, green and cloth
- coloured Crapes.
A beautiful assortment of
chintz and calicoes.
Marseilles Quilting.
Blue, straw, white, brown,
changeable and clouded
Mantuas of different
patterns.
Black, garnet, crimson,
pink and striped Sattins.
Bkck Modes,
Dove coloured Paduafoys.
A few pieces of beautiful I
Brocades.
Striped, and striped and |
spotted bordered, blue,
green, brown and crim
son, ell-wide Persians.
White and crimson Sarf
nets.
An elegant assortment of
the most fashionable
silk Gauzes, Kentings
and Catgut.
Coarse and fine Cam
bricks and Lawns.
Silk, kenting, linen and ।
cotton Handkerchiefs of
different patterns and
colours.
Beautiful tiffany Handkcr-;
chiefs.j
Black gauze Handker-I
chiefs.l
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JOHN KE AN,
And the SPINNING-WHEEL is removed, on< Door
from where he lived, to the Cotner of Market and
Third-streets, where ij now Opening a large and ge
neral AfTortmtrit of
M. ERCHAN DI ZE,
Which he will S4l, Wholesale and Retail, at Prices
so very low as to be perfectly agreeable to every rea
sonable Purchaftf.
Together with numberless other Articles, he offers to
Sale the following, viz.
Philadelphia: Printed and Sold by DAVID C. CLATPOOLE.
Cotton Rdmalls. \
frith, Dutch and French
Linens.
Bag Holland.
Broad and narrow Russia
Sheetings.
Do vlas.
L vals.
White Sheeting.
Flowered & millnet lawns.
Millnet lawn Handker
chiefs.
Sewing silks of all colours.
Thread of every colour
and finenefs.
Plain and striped Mullins,
coarse and fine.
Long Lawn.
Ladies cotton Hose.
,slk Stockings and Mitts.
'Purple Gloves and Mitts.
Tvrift of different colours.
Furniture Check.
Mens coarfehofe & Mitts.
Small milled Hose.
Snuff in bottles.
Camblets.
Durants.
Rattinets.
Venetian Poplins, &c.
Plated & Gilded Buttons.
Pen Knives.
Taylors & Small Sciffars.
I Paper and japanned Snuff-
Boxes.
Common Spectacles.
Plated, pinchbeck, cop
per, brass and whiter
mettal (hoe and knee
buckles.
White-chappie and com
mon English Needles.
Hunters Knives & Forks,
Twelve and 14 oz. fad
lers Tacks.
Pound Pins.
Cork-screws.•
Polished steel and japan
ned Snuffers.
Silver Locket-buttons of
various patterns.
Ink-pots.
Buckle Brushes.
Hanover Laces.
Tapes and Bobbin.
Quality and Coat Binding.
Razors, of the firlt Quali
ty, in Cases, with
Straps, &c.
Tully Garters.
Writing paper.
Brass Coaks.
Watch Chryftals and
Springs.
Draft Nails.
Crooked Combs.
Horn Spoons.
I Black and white narrow
I and broad Lace.
I Bengals and Ginghams.
An aflortment of Rib
bands.
Hyfon and Bohea Tea of
the firft Quality.
A few Hogiheads of Cla
ret.
Claret in Bottles.
Pots,
Skille+s.
Cast Boxes.
Window Weights.
1 Bake Stones, &c.
A L SO,
Some Hop,heads of extra
; ordinary Indigo, with
numberless other arti-
Icles too tedious to men-
I tion.
A small House and # Lot
on the Bank of Delaware, in Front-street,
opposite to Clement Biddle, enquire, in Water-street,
to Mr, Buckridge Sims's : & place so near the Crooked
billet wharf, where the Bordentown, Burlington, Wil
mington, Newcastle and other Stage-boats com - to and
fdl from, mult be an advantageous stand for the &e of
all kinds of merchandize and many kinds of bufine&
To be Sold or Exchanged,
For a House or Houses in the city of Philadelphia, or
for a good Farm not far distant from the city,
A LOT situate on the south-east fide of
the Main-street, in Germantown and north-east
fide of Shoemaker's-lane, leading from the laid street to
the Old-York road. It contains in front, on the Aid
Main-street, about 94. feet, and in depth on the f&id lane
96 perches, or thereabouts, its width at thediftance of
about 280 feet from the street increHes 3 feet 7 and a
half inches, which is continued to the extent of the Let,
and contains about 2 acres and a quarter of an acre of
ground.
The whole is under rent until the firft day of April
next, and tenants for the succeeding year are now in
treaty for it.
Any person inclining to purchase or exchange for the
whole or part of the premises, may treat with GEORGE
BRINGHURST, Coach-maker, opposite the Lutheran
church, in Fourth-street, Philadelphia.
Baltimore Town, February 6, 1781.
Will be offered for Sale,
ON Wednesday, the 7th day of March
next, by the Subferiber, who will attend for
that purpose at Mr. Daniel Grant's Tavern, A num
ber of very valuable HOUSES and LOTS of LAND,
in the mod advantageous situation in this Town. Al
fa several excellent FARMS in the Counties of Balti
more and Harford.
A long credit will be given the purchaser.
The particulars relative to these Estates will be pub
lished in the Maryland Journal and Baltimore Adverti
ser. H. D. GOUGH.
To be Sold at Public Vendue,
On Wednesday the 7th day of March next, at 6 o'clock
in the Evening, at the Coffee house,
At his STOKE, on the north fide of Market Itaet,
opposite the Indian king, by Wholcfa'e and Retail,
A large and general Assortment of the following
ARTICL E S.
WILLIAM NICHOLS,
3 coarse Broadcloths, 0
all colours,
Blue, brown and white
Knaps,
Thickfetts, Velvets and Vcl
veiets of all colours,
Spotted and flowered Cor
duroys,
Rattinets, Shalloons, and
Tammies,
Duroys, Everlastings, Cam
bists and Corded Worst
ed,
Men's, women's and child
ren's Werfted Hose,
Cotton Cords and Taffds,
A quantity of Blanketing,
Fine Linens,
Russia Sheetings,
Coarse and fine Hollands,
Cotton Checks,
Diapers and Dimethies,
Drawboys,
Marfeilleg Quilting,
A quantity of the best Sew
ing Silks,
This Estate was formerly in two Lots, each having a
garden, well of water and other conveniencies, and will
be disposed of either in two parts or together, as may
best suit the purchaser.
From its situation it is a most convenient stand for
any kind of employment carried on in Germantown, or
would suit for a summer retreat, as it stands high, is a
healthy, pure air, next but one adjoining to Mr. John
Witter's house and gardens.\
The Lot is capable of very great improvments, either
for garden, pasturage, or raising any kind of grain,
roots, &c. There are about 70 fruit trees on it ; a large
quantity of dung, more than fufficient to render the
whole as rich as a garden, is now on the premiles, and
will be disposed of with it.
SUPERFINE, second an? Mohair and Twist,
Upon the Premises are ereaed, to wit, At the corner
of the lot next the lane, a Frame Duelling House,
Smith's Shop, &c. adjoining to which.is an excellent
well built Stone Dwelling-hpufe about 40 feet square,
two stories high, four rooms on a floor, an entry through
the middle, in which is a good stair-case, good garrets,
and an excellent cellar under the whole ; adjoining this
house isa good Stone Shop, fit for a tenement, a (hop
keeper or a tradefraun. The Stone House is well cal
culated for a genteel single family, or might convenient
ly accommodate four (eparate families, without any in
terruption to each other.
A quantity of Irifli Linens, rolina Indigo.
A large and general Ass rtment of the best Endilh
SADLERY,
Just Imported in the last Vessels from Europe;
And TO BE SOLD, By
White & coloured Threads,
Pins, Needles, Tapes and
Bobbins,
Cambricks, Lawns, and
Kon^in^s,
T fFaties, Persians, Padua
foys nd •arfoets,
Bndana, Rom 1 and Bar
celona Handkerchiefs,
Cross-barred, striped and
plain Mullins,
Britannlas,
Check H<ndfo chiefs,
A quantity of Chintzes and
Calicos,
Gauzes of different kinds,
A quantity of Lace,
Writing Paper,
English Saoes and Boots,
ALS O,
Madeira & Claret Wines,
Jamaica Spirit, and many
Articles which are not
enumerated.
A quantity of the best Ca
Just Imported into this City, immediately
from Holland, A great Variety of
Roots of Flowers,
For the Priafur? Garden; of Bulbous Roots, undoubt
edly the greatest Variety ever imported in America,
fech as
Tulips, Hyacinths, Narceffus, Daffadel
niture,
Weft India Rum by the hoglhead,
ALSO, A final! parcel or DRY GOODS, amongst
whi<h are some very handsome Silks, fine Mull us,
Gauzes, &.• &c.
IFanted on Freight,
One Hundred and Forty Barrels of Flour,
on I board the Schooner CHARMING NANCY, a
prime sailor, now lying near Chetnut-ftfeet wharf,
bound to the Havannah. For terms apply to JOHN
LEVANS, in Market-street, the corner of Strawberry
alley.
By John Barclay & Co.
At their Store in Water-street, between Spruce and
Pine-streets,
Bohea Tea by the chest or quarter-chert,
Cannon and Muiket Powder,
Superfine so-quarter Blankets,
Flanders Linen,
Sail Canvas,
White Lead and Yellow Oker, ground in Oil,
Bed-screws, Chest-locks, Wool-cards, and Coffin-fur-
Lillies,
And all ether the most admired Bulbous Flowers now
in esteem in the best Gardens in Europe. The Bulbs
are flowering Rot t§, and in excellent condition: Like
wise an excellent parcel of the Rano\cuius, Anemones,
&c. Also, a great variety & the most admired FLOW
ER SEEDS, and a complete assortment of SEEDS for
Kitchen Gardens, of all forts: all ehich was collected
last fall, out of the most famous Gardens in Holland.
Enquire next door to General PHILIP DE HAAS,
in Third street near Race street.
Tw Hundred Dollars Regard.
Philadelphia county, Feb. 14, 1781.
Deferred this day, an enlisted
Recruit, belonging to the eighth class of Gwynith
townfllip, in this county, named JOHN BEATH :he
is about 5 feet 5 inches high, appears to be at least 40 ^
years of age, is of a Gndy complexion, and has (hurt
sandy hair : Had or, when he went away, an eld felt
bat, an old blur coat, much worn, new (hoes, with
square copper buckles. He (aid,, he came from Pe
quea, in Lancaster county. Whoever apprehends and
fecures him in any goal, so that he n)ay had again,
shall have the above reward, by applying to the Lieu
tenant of the county, or of DANIEL BLOM, of
the said county.
Twenty Shilling Specie Reward,
T\E6ERTE D on Saturday last, the 24th instant,
" THOMAS CONNELLY, a new lifted Recruit for
the Pennsylvania Line, born in Ireland, 38 years of
age, brown complexion, (hort black hair, grey eyes,
appeared to be bruised by fighting, § feet 6 inches high,
said to be a butcher, worked at Shippenfburg, in Cum
berland county, with Captain Reppy : had on when he
deferred, a brown Bath coating (urtout, red short jac
ket and blue breeches.
Feb. 26. William henry,
^4 valuable Plantation,
Situated in Upper Penn's-Neck, within one
mile of Olemanl-creek, upper landing, containing near
600 acres, ice whereof is plow-land, about 20 acres
meadow, and much mere may be made, and the re
mainder wood-land; on which is a two ffory Brick
House, with two rooms on a fl >or, a Brick Kitchen, a
Well of good water, a gooc -urn and Granary, a good
Apple Orchard containing 200 Trees ; on one part of
the Plantation is a good Farm House and good Apple
Orchard. The Plantation will be gold in one Tia&
or divided in two, as may best foit the Purchaser. The
quantify of Timber on this Plantation, so near a navi-,
gable creek, will render it valuable to the purchaser.
Any person inclinable to purchase the aforefaid Plan
tation, paying one half in hand, mav have a reasonable
credit for the reminder, or a small House in Philadel
phia will b 2 exchanged for it. A quantity of good Soai
leather, a good Wood Boat, with Sails and Rigging
in good order, that willcarry tcy cords. At the fame
Time will be disposed of-- A Negro M,n; about 40
acres cf Grain in the ground, 2 Waggons, Work Hor
ses, a good Stone Horle hall blooded, 16 hands high and
well made, a good Bay ; Cows and Calves, young Cat
tle, Sheep, Hogs, Rye, Indian C®rn r Buckwheat,,
Sleighs, Sleds, Rows and Harrows, a C)der-mill, and
sundry other far ming Utensils, too tedious to mention.
Where attendance will be given by me, SAMUEL
BURMAN, Salem county, Weft New-Jersey.
To be'Sold by Public, Vendue,
On MONDAY the Fifth of March, at TEN o'clock
in the Forenoon,
T 0
Lieutenant of the City Philadelphia and Diftri&s.
BE SO L D,