The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-03-08 00:00:00, page 4

Philadelphia, February 24, 1783.
Will be Sold by Public Vendue,
at th* Old Coffee Hou,e in tins city, or. SATUR
DAY tor Bih of March next, tbcut 6 o'clock io
the Evening,
A Two fl^y Brick HOUSE wd KITCHEN, ad
joining, situate on the noth fide of Wainut
ftreet, between Front and Second street , in this city,
now in the tenure of Thomas Carrol, who pays at the
rate of 75? per annum rent, clear of all incumbrances :
the Houle is ±0 feet front on the ground fl<r, exclu
sive of n 4 feet :Iley, of which it has the privilege;
over which alley laid boule is 24 tert font and rear,
and about 30 feet deep; the Lu is about 52 feet deep,
more or lets, funj-ft to tne fmajl ground-rent of two
Killings currency per foot, per annuo, for 22 feet,
and two fhillinga in the whole lor the privilege 01 build,
ing over the alley, hereafter accruing One half the
purch de money to be p id in one week alter he tale,
the other in three morris.
JOHN BAYARD, Au^inneer.
At the City Auction, on
MONDAY next,
The 10th of March, 1733
At NINE o'Clock in the MORNING,
Will Commence the S A LE
Of a Large and very General ASSORTMENT of
MERCHAND I Z E,
Suitable for the approaching Season,
(Particulars of which will b@ published by Mie Bell on
the Morning of the Day cf Sale)
Wuh a QUANTITY cf
Houfhold Goods, Kitchen Furniture,
WEARING APPAREL, &e.
JOHN BAYARD, Auctioneer.
N. B. The City Adrion will be conftanti, held
every MONDAY; and as the Store is always open for
the Reception of Goods, it is desired (when not incon
venient) that the Goods may be sent before the Day of
Sale.
WHEREAS Mr. Guillerde Mondoucet,
a French gentleman from Nogent le Rotrou,and
supposed to be now on the continent of ^orth-Ameri
ca, is become heir to a very considerable Fortune in
France, by the demise of his parents : This is to de
sire any person or p rfons who may have heard of the
(aid Mr. Guilder, to inform Meffts. LACAZE and
MALLET, merchants in Philadelphia, by letter or
otherwise, what is become of him, whether he be dead
or living. All information concerning the laid Mr.
Guilder will be thankfully received, by
LACAZE and MALLET.
Philadelphia. Feb. 4, 1783.
Lacaze and Mallet,
At their STORE in Water-street, between Arch and
Race-streets.
Have for Sale, an Elegant
A flortment of Dry Goods,
Lately Impor ed in the last V ffels from France:
Also, Good English Mufquets.
TO BE SO L D,
By Thomas Randall & Co.
In F-ont-ftreet, a few Doors above Market-fireet,
Weft-India RUMby the hhd.
and a quantity of Salt, Lead and Tin in boxes.
Likewise a Variety of DRY GOODS,
French Army Bills of Exchange,
At THIRTY Days Sight,
FOR SA L E, BY
John Chaloner.
Just Imported in the Ship Intriped from France, and
for SALE, at the STORE of
John Donnaldfon & Co.
In Walnut ftre^t,
Hyfon and Bohea Tea, light and
dark ground Chintzes and CVi~oes, Flanners Laces,
Sheetings and coaife yard wide Cloths. Jan. jg.
The Subscriber has removed his
STORE up Second street, directly opposite Christ
church gate; and has for SAL E,
Best Souchong, 3ohea and Hyfon Teas,
by the dozen or hundred weight ; Also, A
General assortment of Dry Goods,
as USUAL.
He returns his Friends Thanks for their past Favours,
and hopes to have a Share in their future Custom.
THOMAS ARMAT.
N. B. He has for Sale, a few Bundles of BEAVER.
Philadelphia : Printed and Sold b, DAYID C. CLAYPOOLE, in Market-Street.
AN ELEGANT
Assortment of Dry Goods,
Imported in the lift Veflels from France, By
yohn Richard & Co.
And Opened for SALE at their STORE, the fecund
door above Vine-street, in Front street:
Confiding of the following ARTICLES
BROAD and narrow Mantua# of all colours, plain
striped and figured,
Sattinets and Persians of all colours,
Paduafay and rich figured Silks,
Plain and painted Riobons in boxes,
Black hair Ribbons,
Plain and figured Sattins,
Black and white Modes and Peelong?,
Plain and asserted Sewing Silks,
Artificial Flowers in bunches and wreaths,
Plain, striped, painted and embroidered Gauzes,
Tiffany Handkerchiefs 2nd Aprons, and in the piece,
Black, white and coloured Ostrich Feathers and Plumes,
Kid Gloves,
Sik, cotton and thread Hose,
Chintzes, Calicoes, Britannias and Cheeks,
Cotton and linen Handkerchiefs,
Yard wide and 7-8 Linens,
Superfine and second Cloths, Naps, &c.
Wh : re and coloured Threads,
Batavia and Chinese Patterns,
Cambricks and Lawns,
Rich and common Fans,
Calimancoes cf all colours,
A few patterns of elegant Quilt for ladies petticoats,
Moroco Pocket. Books,
An Assortment of do*n Puffs :
With many other ARTICLES too tedious to men
tion, which will be disposed of on reasonable Terms
for Cash, Tobacco, or Bills on any part of Europe.
Nathaniel Ashley,
Has for SAL E, in Secord above Rice-street,
A Large Quantity of Carolina Heed,
Suitable for Loom Reeds and F fhing Rods,
MUSIC Wire on rolls,
Filh Hooks of all fizts,
Screws from 1-2 to 3 inches,
Elegant Buttons, large and small of various kinds,
Scarf Twist and sewing Si ks,
Pins,
Sail, darning and sewing Needles by the hundred,
Shoe Buckles and childrens Clasps,
Sleeve Bantons of various kinds,
Plain Irons, and Chizels of different forts,
On the Cheapest Terms.
To be Sold or Lett,
THE HOUSES, WHARFF, and STORES ^
in the tenure of Mr. John Meafe, on the south
fide of Spruce-street. For terms apolv to
Feb. 27. SAMUEL POWEL.
On WEDNESDAY
the 12th Inftart, at XII o'Clock at Noon, at the
COFFEE-HOUSE,
Will be bold by Public Auction,
The Galley Lady's Revenge,
AND
Whaleboat Black Duck,
With their Guns, Tackle, Apparel and Furniture, as
they now lay near Pine-street Wharff ; being Prizes
taken by the Schooner Hawke, Captain Snyder.
By Order o f the Court cf Admiralty,
March 6. CLEMENT BIDDLE, Martha!.
A. J. FILLET,
Has opened a STORE in Market-ftrett, next door to
Mr. Owen Jone<, where he has to fell,
An elegant A flortment of Goods,
Lately imported from Europe, which he will dipole
of reasonable, fcr Cath or Bills of Exchange:
SUPERFINE Broadcloths, the most faftionable co
lours,
Caffimtr. ,
Prunella,
Black India Taffities,
Sittins and Modes twilled, for breeches,
Striped and spotted Settins, Taffiities and Luteftrings,
Cambricks and Lawns, thread Gauze,
Narkeens,
Russia Towelling,
Ditto Sheeting,
Ravens Duck,
Checks and Stripes,
Muslin,
Spotted Handkerchiefs,
Calicoe and Chintz,
Black and coloured silk Velvet,
Holland Linen,
G^zed ditto, different colours,
Marseilles Quilting,
Buckram, Platdlias,
Striped Linfey,
Cotton ditto,
And many other Articles suitable for the season, tco
edious to mention. Feb. 26.
A Most valuable trad of LAND, in Lancaffer county,
Donegal! township, containing 560 acres, and al
lowance of fix per cent, for roads, about 150 acres where
of are cleared ; the timber on the remainder is extreamly
large consisting chiefly of walnut, hickory and oak. The
foil in general is amongst the firft for goodness of any
in that rich neighbourhood, and remarkable for fur
crops : A very healthy filiation, and plenty of good
water. There are about twenty acres of watered mea
dow, which may be ncreafed to more than double the
quantity by a few da, s labour, the stream bein^ very
' he ° rc '™ d is lar ^ and remarkable for
the an greatest quantity of fruit of any in the
county, which has been fully proved for a number of
years past. There is a large dwelling house, intended
for four room, on a flier, hut not finished ; also out
nou.ee. Ddtance from the borough of Lancaster 1%
miles, srd thr^ f, om the river Sufquebannah, where
great quanta o f (had and other fiffi „e caught in
tl^r fafons r d very convenient to different places of
wolfhip This lend has always been occupied by the
o r: ^a locator. James Alifan and his so n . until my
purchaf. A good title and immediate position will be
given, and tne terms of payment made eafr. Three
fourths of the Moriey may be on Interest.
Philac. Feb. 11, i 7 JOHN MEASE.
Wanted, a Gardner,
T° manage a large GARDEN in the country; he
mutt be well acquainted with raising het beds and
early vegetables; f^h a person may hear of encou
ra,en ent by acplving to the printer.
N "b 1 ./"'" ""'' 'gardner, is in the neighbour
hood <f Philadelphia, he may hear of a good place by
applyi ; ^ ^s above.
D R o"p p E I)
f\N the 27th inft^nt, between Walnut-Rreet and the
Birk, TWO PAPERS, signed by the Officers of
the First Pennsylvania Regiment: ss they are of no
us eto any p^rfon but the one who dropped them, he
requests the Finder to leave them with the Printer
hereof. February 22.
Two Dollars Reward.
Ran away from tie fuhferiber, living in Eran
dywine hundred, near Wilmington, Delaware
state, an Apprentice LAD, named JOHN KILDEAR,
about i 9 years of age. Whoever takes up said Ap
pren^ce and brings him home to his master, (hall have
the above reward, but no charges oiid.
''"- J - WILLIAM ELLIOT, senior.
TH A T valuable FAR M, situated in White
marfh township, Philadelphia county, just be
yond the 13 mile (tone, on the Bethlehem road,
adjoining the church lot, known by the name of White
marfh church, where William Weft, deceased, lately
dwelt : The Farm contains near 300 acres, and the
land is generally esteemed as good as any in the coun
try, having the advantage of a lime-stone quarry on it ;
the meadows are watered by the Wiffahiccen creek and
Sand,-run, are in general good, and produce from 30
to 40 tuns of excellent hay, per annum; the arable
put is now under wheat and rye, and two large fields
of clover, the whole under a complete new fence, and
has upwards of 70 acres of woodland ; there is on said
Farm a large brick mansion house with a fine well in
a back cellar, and a pump in the yard, a large barn
ano convenient (tabling for 12 horses, a waggon house,
cow house, fmeak house, and a stone building that will
serve either for a tenant's house or a grainary ; there
is a good garden adjoining the house, and on the place
are five good orchards, one of them quite young. This
place is conveniently situated to attend the market from,
and has the advantage of several grist mills, a fulling
and paper mill within three miles of it, and is contigu
ous to places of worlhip of several denominations. The
purchaser may be accommodated with a 40 acre Lot
of Woodland, at the distance of five miles from the
house. and with ary part of the Stock or farming
Utenfilg. For terms aply to Mr. FRANCIS WEST;
junior, cn the premises, or to the subscribers in Phila
delphia.
&. B. If not fold on or before the 10th M:rch next,
it will be LET for one year, on reasonable terms.
On Thursday, the Third of April next,
Will be SOLDbyPUBLIC SALE, all the
Stock, Grain &farming Utensils
on said plantation : consisting of Cows, Sheep, Swine
a blooded Mare with io 1, and two Colts at her feet'
one a fily, two years old, the other a horse colt, one
year oM, wheat, rye, corn, a wzg~on, cart, ploughs,
&c. also the grain in the ground, and a few articles of
Houfhold Furniture. The conditions of sale will be
made known at the time and place aforefaid.
AL L persons indebted to the estate of WILLIAM
. WEST, deceased, by bond, note or book debt.
are desired to discharge the fame immediately; and all
those who have any demands against said estate, are de
sired to call on the subscribers for payment
MARY WEST, Executrix.
JOHN NIXON,
Feb. 18. BENJAMIN FULLER,
JOHN DONNALDSON, Executors
D. H. CONYNGHAM, ->
^0 BE SO LD,
The loth of March next, on the premises, at public
VENDUE,'
TO BE SO L D,
( And immediate Peffeffian given )