The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1780-12-09 00:00:00, page 4

Philadelphia, Nov. 28, 1780.
TO BE SOL D,
A neat two story brick House,
And Lot of Ground,
Twenty fix feet front and eig ht y feet deep, situate in
Third- street, near South-fret.
For Terms apply to Ashton Humphreys, E quire,
in Front-street, the corner of Black-horfe-^Lcy.
MADE and SOL D,
Wholesale and Retail,
JOHN BATE S,
Near Church-alley, in Third street,
FRYING-PANS of all sizes, Dripping pans,&c. Tin
Ware of all forts : Also, to be fold, staves, Stove
pipes, &c. „
N B. The highest price will be given for old frying
pan Handles. Nov. 30, 1780. _
10 Fe Foe K
A strong, healthy Negro Boy,
Ten years old; he has had the fmall-p;x. For further
particulars enquire cf the Printers#
^TO BE HA D, GENTEEL
Ready furnifhed Lodgings,
Suitable for a Imall Family, agreeably fitu«ted. En
quire of the Printers.
T~O b'E sO L^
A Negroe Man, about Thirty
Seven years old, tiled 10 aiming and country work.
Enquire of the Printcis.
A Negroe Woman,
About twenty ye^rs old, with her C H IL D,
TO BE SO L D,
Enquire of the Printers.
To be Sold, a likely Negro Boy,
TWELVE wears of Ape,
Fit for either down or Country.
Enquire of the Printers.
—T O BE S O LD,
A HEALTHY, HONEST
Negroe Woman and Child,
Fit fur town or country. Enquire of the Printers.
Wants a Place as a Wet Nurse, A
Woman with a good Character,
That can oe+weli recommended, both for her honefly
and fobri«ty. Enquire of the Printers.
TO BE LET,
A convenient House,
READY FURNISHED;'
With Stakes 11.0 Coach-house. Erquie at Mr. RA
QUELS, Merchant in Front-street, five doors below
Walfut-ftreet.
Genteel Lodgings and Boarding
To be had in a public Part of the City.
Enquire of the Printers.
GENTLEMEN w o choose to Breakfaft and Lodge
at their Stores, may be provided wi s h Dinner. En
quire as above. Nov 26
TTT bT fE~T°-I-
And ma u be entered on immediately,
A genteel Front Room,
Suitable for an Office: Allo, A lage, good, dry CEL
LAR, in a public part of the city Enquire of the
Pinters. Nov. 20.
Wants a Place,
As a House-keeper, a middle aged Woman,
Who can be well recommended. Enquiie of the
Printers. Nov. 24 c
Was taken up adrift, on the 23d instant,
A YA WL,
ENGLISH BUIL T.
Whoever has ^oft J rid Yawl, by proving property, pay
ing charg 8, aid applying to the fubfer^er, at Mud-
Fort, may have ner again.
' 1 DANIEL BOWLIN.
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
BROKE ou of a lot on the commons about the 9th
instant, (November) a Bla^k Milch COW, with a
white belle,, and two white hind feet, about fix years
old, and in good order. Whoever takes up said Cow,
and delivers her to EDWARD MILNE, in Second
ftreet, fh*ri have the above reward.
PHILADELPHIA- ,Printed Sold by JOHN DUNLAP and DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE,
Tuft Imported from France and Holland,
AND TO BE SOLD, BY
Gerard William Beekman,
In Second-street, between Spruce and Walnut-facets,
opposite the old governor's h \Tr,
A small Affortm,ent of Diy Goods,
Excellent Gien and Bohra Tea, Alfa
A compleat Affartment of China, table and tea-table
Setts, „
Likewise, Common blue and white Cups 'nd Sinters.
TO BE S O L D,
For Pennsylvania State Money,
*-' I V E hundred and tw ntv-fi^e acres of deeded
L A N D, in Turhit township, in the county of
Northumberland. a n
One hundred and twenty three acres of LAN
on P wTs creek, in Paxton township, in the county
of L ncafter. A n
On* ihorifand and fi y five acres LA ND on the
Sha" ano Cabin-creek, in the county of Bedford, one
Moiety thereof.
A few SHARES o' ths Indiana Lands, on the
Ohio river. For Tennis of Sale @ly to the fubfaibci,
in Lancaster. levy ANDREW LEVY.
rip H E Auditors of R blic Accounts for
I this state have removed their office to
.the south-west corner of Front and Chef
nut-ftreets.
WAS taken up trefo ffing in the fubferifa^ turnip
patch, a B:y MARE, about 14 .hands high, her
age not known. 'The owner is desired to come and
prove his property, pay charges and take her # awry,
oti erwife the will be fold in three weeks from this due.
Kinfington, Nov. 27. PETER BROWNE.
November 14, 178 c.
CA ME to the plantation of doctor
Thomas Bond, junr. in the Northern Liberties,
about a month ago, a Gry MAR E with a fwit h
tail, shod all round, 7 or 8 years oh' : also a light Bay
M ARE food before, with a switch tiil, low in flefh,
twelve years old. The owner or owners are defied to
call on the fubferiber and take them away, otherwise
they will be fold, in two weeks, to pay the charges on
them. ANDREW R®AT.
Two Hundred Dollars Reward.
WEN T adrift from the Schooner Eagle, lying
at Mr. John Jones's wharff, a Pink Item BAT
TEAU, with a white bottom, 13 hart painted on each
fide and one onher flern. Whoever has taken up the
said Batteau, and will return her on board the Eagle,
or leave her with Mr. Samuel Howell, shall receive the
above reward. GEORGE HOUSE.
To be Sold or Lett,
AF me HOUSE, Brick KITCHEN, and BAKE
HOUSE, and a Lot of Ground, with a good fence,
opposite the barracks, in Second-street, Northern Li
berties, clear of ground-rent, containing in front 35
fe.t and in length or depth 150 feet. For terms ap
ply to the fubferiber, living on the premises
Nov, 25. CHRISTIAN KUNCKLE.
November 13, 1780.
TO BE LE T T,
,7 H E HOUSES, WHARFF and STORES, now
& in the tenure of Mr. John Mease: Also,
' sundry Lotts of Pasture GROUND, in excel
lent fencr, adjoining th, South street ot this city. For
terms apply to the fubferiber; who has a Quantity of
WOOD to dispose of standing, rt nine miles and a half
distant from the city. SAMUEL POWEL.
David Tew, Engraver,
In Walnut-ftrret, between Frnt and Second-ftreet#,
PHILADELPHIA.
RETURNS his most grateful) thanks
to all his Friends for their former favours, and
begs leave to acquaint them and the Publick, in gene
ral, that he carries on the business in all its various
branches: Where the utmost attention will be paid to
their future favours. •
N. B. An APPRENTICE will be taken who has
a taste for drawing.
CAME to the plantation of the subscri
ber, about the lad of October, one HORSE and
one MARE: The Horse pale bay Colt, has a long
bald along the nose, and the two hind feet white : The
Mare is black, with a small star in her forehead. Tie
owner is defined to come, prove his property, pay
charges and take them away.
GEORGE REEL, Living in Nocamixcn
township, Bucks county, near Derhim-furnace.
TO BE SOL D,
A Genteel three ft or y BRICK HOU^E Piazz^nl
Kitchen { the whole almost new, «tmefent occu
pied by Mr. Robert Lewis; fitted in Fourth ft e^t,
next door to where Mr. George Meade lives. Ehqdre
of Wm. Williams, Front street, briow Alraond-ttraet.
TO BE SOL D, BY
John Sparhawk,
In Second-street, five doors briow the Friend's Meeting,
''T A NNER's Oil, a variety of Mens
I Englilh Shoes, of the neatest make and best lea
ther, very suitable fcr this season.
DRUGS and MEDICINES, viz.
Saltpetre, Camphor, Opium, Haerlem Oil, Keyfer'a
Pills, Jesuit's Do is. Daffy's Elixir, British Oil, &c.
A general Assortment of Books, &c.
Among which are,
Large and small Bibles, French and English Di&iona
ries, Cook's N^w Voyage towards the South-pole and
round the Wold, in the years 1772, 731 74, ard 75,
Biographical Dictionary, 11 vols, Jeffery 'sNturri
Hirtory of Florida, Godfry's Poems: The best Writ
ing P^'per of all 6z-s, Wax and Waters, A great va
rety of Paper Hangings, Quadrants, Surveying In
struments, Gunter's Scales, Money Scales, Back
gammon Tables, Mens and womens G oves, &c. &c<
T E S O L D, BY
HUGH METIER,
At his STORE in Second-street, three doors above
Arch-street,
Bt ST coarse allum salt, a small quantity of fine
whit? salt, a few d,zen belt Engl.fh playing cards,
a large quantity of this country playing caids, coarie
and fine white linens, coattings, red and blue b^iz^s,
white forges, mens and womens worsted and yarn hos%
yarn mitts, mens cloaths ready made, second hand
cloaths of all kinds. / Dec. ad, 1780,
- T~O~B E SOL D,
A PLANTATION in Bucks county, on the river
Delaware, about a mile and a half below Tren
ton, confiding of near 400 acres of l^nd, at o ? t ore
half is cleared, and a good quantity or meadow hav
ing two dwelling hou es, the one brick, a well ,re
q^nted tavern ; the othsr a boarded log <n„ and
three framed b 3 r rß in three proper parts of the pk<e,
likewise a good FISHERY, rented in the belt times for
Tel. ^nnum; and a FERRY, now reared at the
rate of eel uer annum, specie, known by the mine
of the CorriLntal Lower Trenton ferry, which will
be fell with or without the Plantation, as may tint a
p^haiet. Enquire of the fubferiber livir in Second
facet. MARY EDDY.
A Quantity of BRANDY,
Dry HIDES,
White and brown Spanish SUGARS in
C hefts,
MOLASSES in Kegs,
RUM,
A few Pipes, Half-pipes and Quarter-cafa
of MADEIRA WINE,
TO BE SOLD, By
ROBERT MORRIS.
To-be-sold, by*
Peter and Jacob Kuhn,
At their Store the north fide of Market street, midway
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
CROSSCUT, whip,
v pannel, tennon and
comoafs fawfy
Rp,
F bs,
Chiffels,
Gouges,
Planning Irons,
D:fk, jew, chest and HL
Hinges,
Square nob'd Latches with
Bolts,
Taumb ditto,
Bit spring S 0 k-Locks,
Chert aid Padlocks,
So ews,
Augers,
Spike Gimlets,
Tap and bung Borers,
Hammers and Pinchers,
Carpenter's Squares and
Comp ffes,
Saw- Setts,
Cooper's Vices and Com
partes,
Dawling-Bitts,
Marking and pinckins
I ons,
Critors,
Hooks,
Chicle Tafterc,
Pbiftering Trowels,
M n and womens swivel
Stirrups,
Sn ffis Bitts,
Common ditto,
Spades and Shovels,
Iron Cand efticks,
Bellow fes,
Shovels and Tongs,
Chaiffing Dishes,
Kaizors and Sciffars,
Ivory Combs,
Penknives,
Corkscrews,
Shoe, knee and waistband
Buckles,
Elegant plaited Candle
flicks,
Ditto, Snuffers with cases.
Ditto Salts,
Jappaned Tea Urns,
Ditto Salvers, &c. &c. &c.
A L S O,
Broadcloths and Caflimerty
Cambricks and Lewns,
Coarse and fine Linens,
Chintzes and chintz Coun
terpains,
Humhums,
Painted Sdkt and Taffe
ties,
Mantuas, Peelongs, Per
fens^nd Sartnet.
Sewing Silk,
Threads and Tapes,
Bla<k Lace and Edging,
E'pi iged lawn Aprons,
Black and white Gauze,
Men, and womens Gloved,
Cane Hitts,
Toweling Diaper,
Jeans and Dimities,
Bandana and cambrick
Handkerchiefs,
Si ! k and worsted Breeches
Patterns,
Hair for Chair Bottoms,
Brass Nails for ditto,.
Yard and half yard wide
Carpeting, &c. &c &c.
ALSO, Madeira Wine,
Spirits and Rum by tire
Hogshead or Quarter
cafk.