The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1780-01-11 00:00:00, page 4

B. Andrew Black. Cornelius Brown, 17th Reg.
Col. John Bayard. James Butland. Hubert Bory.
William Bright, 2. Mons. Blondel, 2. Mary Brown.
Capt. Peter Brufftar. Thomas Bell. Mr. Batiste.
Wellh and Bradford. Amy Budd. James Bringhul ft.
H. J. Beaudhuy. Henty Beatty. Robert Brown. John
B'own. Capt. Bentalow, 3. Robert Bealey.
John Bleakeley. Mons. Boullange. John Backer. Da
niel Brown. William Brooks, 2. John Brooks. John
Byrn. William Brown. John Howell Briggs. John
Brown Northern Liberties. Samuel Bruftar, Kensing
ton. John Bloom, Frankfort. John Bringhurft, 2,
Germantown. Col. Andrew Boyd, 2, Chester County.
Lieut. Col. Thomas Bull, ditto. Richard Baker, di to,
Hugh Barclay, Lancaster. Gunning Bedford, Dover.
C. William Chancellor, 3. Mons. Chaurein. Wil
liam Chambers. Lt. Patrick Carns, 2. William Capps.
Samuel Clark. Garrett Cottringer. Thomas Canby.
John Care. William Cooper. Mary Connor, 2. Mrs.
Cotier. Mrs. Carfen. Samuel Chapman. Stephen
Cronan. Philis le Comte. Jacob Cowns. Andrew
Carson. Dr. Thomas Cullen. John Cowperthwait.
John Cummings. Capt. Samuel Covill, Peter Chaig
neau. George Campbell. John Clark. Anthony Ca
rothes. Joseph Crukfhank. Benjamin Cordy, 2. Nan
cy Curthbirth. Ariana Margareta Corbett, 3. Samuel
Chapman. Col. Robert Curry, Norrington. Philip
Corriden, Chester Cruntv. Rev. John Cuthbertfon,
Odorara. Mr. Craffbrd, Lancaster. Baron de Calbiac,
Wright's Ferry. Lieut. Collier, Bethlehem.
D. Richard Dennis, 2. Mons. Des 'Epiniers, 2.
Mons. Deffans. Jane Davis. Samuel Downe. John
Davifon. Frederick Deitz. Capt, Durand, 2. Sarah
Dawfun. Michael Dennison. Mons. Dejean. Samuel
Davis. Walter Davids. Daniel Dupuy. John Donnal.
Jon:t an Dawes. Co!. Sharp Delany. Jean Derereux.
William Davis. Henry Diefendorff, 2. James Doughty,
Mrs. Davley. George Douglass. Richard Dicks. Dr.
George De Benneviile, 2. Capt. Darby, Lancaster.
John Dickey, Salem,
E. Capt. James Elliot, 2. Dr. Enoch Edwards, 2.
Kaffiih Edwards. Alexander Elmlie. John Evans.
Benjamin Evans. Majcr Evan Edwards. Peter Ealer,
North moton.
LETTERS remaining in the General Post-Office,
Philadelphia, January 5, 1780
A. fl APT, Ilaac All, 2. Jam's Alcock. John Bap
( 1 tide Allin. Henry Augustine. Robert Allison
and Co. Jarvis Adama. Guilliam Autfin. John Arm-
Grong, jun. Benjamin Armitage. John Ackroyd, 4.
Peter Allbiight, Lancaster. John Andrew, Cumberland
County.
O John Ord. John O'Donald, Chester county.
F. Edwa-d Paterson. James P^eis, 2. Thomas Phil
lips Perr Pew. J,mes Pearson. John Palmer, jun.
Elizabeth Forcer, 2. John Prtterfon. Effec Phoenix.
F. Co!. Benjamin Flower, 4. John Frazer. Mr.
Fonq :eL Rev. F rdinand Farmer. Polly Flaherty.
T^hn Freis. Mary Flowers. Philip Francis, 4. Mrs.
Fine!. John Field. Joseph Ferribr. John Friend.
William Freeman. M^rk Freeman. Michael Fernor.
G. John GiiL Thomas Glover. Capt. William
E. Godfrey. Jhcob Graff, jun. Mons. Gouvion. Capt.
George Gregg. Raymond Gegu. William Green.
Capt. Thomas Guion. A chibaid Gamble. Jonathan
Grice. Etty Gdl. Capt. Moses Griffing. Isaac Gray.
Thomas Goff. William Gibbs, 2. Lydia Gigrin. Mons.
Galvan. Ann Gibs. C ptain William Gamble. Jane
Greenwood. Elizabeth G>ver, John Gibbons, Darby.
H. Andrew and Hugh Hedge. William Hickman, 2.
Captain Robert Hume. Charles Hurst. William Hay.
William Harper. James Haldane. Benjamin Helme.
Joseph Hart. Hambleton Hazelton. James Hood, 3.
Arthur Higgins. Thomas Hughes. Benjamin Hichborn.
John Hawtyn. Captain J^hn Hall. Thomas Hopkins.
Daniel Lawrence Hylton. William Harvey. Mri. Haf
itlb^ry, 2. J^ne Hirrifon. William Hodge, jun. Robert
Hunter. Cornelius Hd)mon< Elizabeth Howfmar. James
Hood, Cooper. John Hiode. Col. Daniel Heiftef, jun.
Francis Hill. Charles Hurst. J deph Henzey. Captain
Abraham Hargis. Solomon Hobart. Captain Robert
Harris. Abraham Hayward. Joseph Hubley. Captain
Render or. James Hendeifon, Lancaster. Polly Hen
derson- ditto.
I. Mons. Joly, 3. Abraham Jacobs. Elizabeth Jeff.
John Jervis. Samuel Jackfin. Charles Irving, fared
Jouhn, Benjamin Joy. Benjamin Judah. Simon Ju
dah. Dominick Joyce, 3. Michael Jordan. Mrs.
Jauncey.
K. James Kin,. James Knight. Keating and Lan
ders. John K.ud, Nefhaminy. Matthew Kennedy, New-
L. John Lyle. Polly Lecey. Ernst Ludwig. William
Lew's. Major Benjamin Loxley. George Lynham, 2.
L^zar's Levi#. Mons. Larcque. John Letter. Mr. Lrtil.
Capt. John Lawson. Ch ties Logan. William Leflier,
2, G rmntawn. Moll Lemon, L?:ncaGcr.
M. Capt. John Muckelno. Monk Montflorence, 3.
P 11, Munk. John McCalla, junior, 3. Lachlin M'Guair,
2. Jacob Morgan, jun. Thomas Magens. Mrs. M'Ghee.
James M'Culloch. George Moiton. William M'Cul
loch, 2. Capt. Wiliam Maronv. Jacob Myers. James
Maxwell. Hugh Moriarty. George Myer. Mathias
Miller. Benjamin Morgan, Matthew M'Clintock. Mar
garet Miller. Capt. William Martin. Archibald M'Call.
Peter Mercer. John Murgatroyd. John Marshall. De
borah Morris. John Morris, Avraham Mitchell. Mons.
M^ry, 5. James Montgomery. Capt. James M'Cay, 2.
Khz^et^ Miller. M rgaret M'Cone. Themes Murphey,
labella M'Cauley. Robirt and John Morris. Benjamin
Mi bin, 2. Capt. Thomas Mason. Capt. Mare. Mons.
Des Marais, 3. Rev. John Murray, Marsh-Creek. Je
remiah Mother, 3, Lancaster. Lydia M'Funn, Rea
ding.
N. William Nixon. Le Chevalier de Neuville. Lewis
Neath. Bety Nichol'^n. Doctor Nrel. Joshua Newman.
William Nichols. Garret Neel. Michael Nicholas, Le
banon.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed and Sold by JOHN DUNLA P, in Market-street;
Bright and Pcchin. Anthony Pearson. Fiavel Porter.
Daniel Parker. Seth Pinkham. William Pinchon. Ro
bert Patterson, 2. Benjamin Pollard, 2. Jacob Peterson.
Rev. Mr. Proudfoot, Peqnea.
R. Jackson Reynolds, 2. Beckey Renffiaw. W. Ri
chards and Co. jofeph Rush. James Richards, 2. Mons.
Roche, 3. Rachel RulLl. Jonathan Ridge. Jonathan Ro
binion. Baron de Riedfeftl, 2. John Redding. Captain
John Richudfon, 2. Walter Roe. -Dr. John Read, Dr.
John R. B. Rodgers. Richard Rundle. Capt. John Ro
bertson, 3. Nathaniel Richmond. William Ruth. David
M-Randolph. Capt. Thomas Read, Whitehill. Charles
Cornelius Raboteau.
S. Thomas Seymour, 2. Capt. Matthew Strong.
John Spregel!. Jonathan B. Smith. George Sikes. Col.
William Semple, 2. Miss Smith. John Swift, 2. Willi
am Shute. Theophilus Shannon. Joseph Swift. Edward
Stiles, 3. John Stroud. Jedediah Snowden. Margaret
Stedman. J. Conrad Sch weighaufer. Matthew Godfrey
Stehl, Liditz. Robert Smith, Chester county. Elizabeth
Stewart, Lancaster. Capt. Schlagenleafel, Lancaster.
T. Mrs. Thempfon, 2. William Thorpe. William
Tricket. Thomas Thornely. Capt. Daniel Triplett,
John Taylor. Willing and Taylor. Elizabeth Taggart.
Capt. Benjamin Tatem, 2. Philip Thomas. Robert
Thormborough, 2, Lancaster. James Thomson, Lan
caster.
V. Ifeac Vanbibber. Peter Veil. Rev. William Van
Horn. Daniel Voohis. James Verree, Burlington.
W. Rosanna Wetherby. John Wells, 2. Daniel Wiat.
Dr. James Wilson. Mrs. Willet, 2. James Walker.
Abram Wood. Amos Wheaton, 3. Lieut. Hezekiah
Welsh. Robert Wilton. Edward Williams. Capt. John
Williams. Isaac Gr.enwod White, 2. Joseph Warner.
Joseph Waters. William Willox. Margaret Wafpe.
Lambert Wilmer. John Wall. Mary White. William
Wel(h, Mount- Holly.
HENRY DEBERGk R,
Ai the corner of Coats's Alley, in Second fireet, above
Race-street, and opposite to Col. Farmer's,
Has for SALE,
TH E heft London Fiddles in cases, German Flutes
in ditto, English regimental Fifes in sets, of the
belt kind; allo a hc{hafloriment of the bett Fiddle-
Strings of all kinds ; green and white ivory and buck
handled Knives and Forks, Carvers of ditto, mens gilt
Watch Chains, steel ditto of the best fort, steel and iron
bladed Hand-Saws, an assortment of the belt White
chapel and other Needl es, Pins, and many other articles
of Hard Ware too tedious to enumerate.
N. B. Said Deberger has also for sale, a set of Chi
ns, consisting of a large tureen, dishes and plates of va
rious sizes, butter boats, &c. &c. also a compleat let of
Tea Chinh.
Father Abraham's ALMANACKS,
For theiYEAR 1780,
TO BE SOLD BY
JOHN DUNL A P.
Philadelphia, January 5.
TO BE L E f,
APLA NTATION in P.ffyunk Township, con
taining about seventy acres, four miles from this
city. The foil of this place is exceeding rich, and a
great part thereof excellent meadow; the buildings and
fences in good repair; a very good apple orchard there
on, and fruit trees of various kinds. Pofifeflion may be
had on the firft day of March next. For terms apply to
WOODDROP SIMS, in W^tcr street, below the
Drawbridge.
A small invoice of Hard Ware, confining of many
scarce and ufeful articles, and a few barrels of Mufco
vado Sugars, lately imported, to be fold by said Sims.
~F -OR T'aT-eT
A few BARRELS of
LI VE R 0 1 L.
Enquire at Mrs. Ford's in Fifth-ftreet, between Mar
ket and Arch-ftrcets, Philadelphia.
To be SCL D by Private Sale,
And entered upon immediately,
'THE STOCK in TRADE at Andover Furnace,
1 confining of a number of teama, waggons and cows,
upwards of three thousand cords of wood, and every
other utensil nec'for/ for putting the Furnace in blah,
which may be effected early in the firing, there being a
set of good hands on the premises. Terms vill be made
easy to the purchaser, and every Uliltance will be given
t> promote the business, the fuhferiber having private
reasons for declining it. Enquire of Mr. Thomas
Maybury, at Mount-Holly, or the fubfuiver on the
premiles.
Jan. 6. JAMES MORGAN.
Y. Darid Yeoman.
Z. Paul Zantzinger, Lancaster. Anton Zambuebt,
Berks.
EIGHTY DOLLARS REWARD.
ON Tuesday night, the 4th instant, the
fubferiber's coopers Ihop on tue Birol ro. d, near
Pennypack Bridge, was broke open and robbed of a
half-worn dark lupctfine broadcloth COAT, lately
altered in the waist, with large death-head buttons, and
a new fail collar. Whoever apprehends the Thief and
Coat so that the owner may have fatisfaaion, fh?.li have
Forty Dollars reward for the Thief, and Forty
D@llz.R3 for the Coat without the Thief, paid by
Jan. 5. JONATHAN HEATON.
CA M Eto the plantation of the subscriber,
on Nether Providence, Chester county, about the
latter end of Odober hit, a bright roar. MARE,
three years old last spring, about thirteen and a half
hands high. The owner is desired to come, prove hi©
property, pay charges and take her away.
THOMAS VERNON.
OFFICE for Sale of Real Estates.
TO BE S O L D,
The following Moules, Plantations, Lots and Lands, viz.
AT HREE-ftory brick house and lot in Walnut
ftreet, between Front and Second directs. A three
ftory brick house and lot in Elm street, between Second
and Third-streets. A three-story brick house and lot in
Third-street, between Spruce and Union (Leets. A
two-story brick house and lot in Cai ter's Alley, between
Second and Third-streets. Three frame dwelling
houfes and lot of ground on the east fide of the main
street, in Newtown, Bu<ks county. A lot of ground
with two valuable buildings erected thereon, on Dock
ftreet, between Walnut and Pear-Greets. A new tbree
fory brick house and lot in Second , street, near Walnut
ftreet. Three three-story brick liouks in Pewter -platter
Alley, near Front-Greet. A blue frame house and let
in Third-street, above the Barracks. A two story brick
house in Arch-street, between Fourth and Fifth-ftreets.
Two frame houses and lot in Second-ibeet, above the
sign of the Rainbow. A neat two-story frame house and
lot in High-Greet, between Seventh and Eighh Greets
from Schuylkill, A two-Gory brick house in Almond
ftreet, between Front ^nl Penn Greets. A two ftorv
brick house and lot in Third street, between South and
Shipnen Greets. A two-story brick house with two IMS
in Front Greet, between Christian and Prime fleets.
A three- Gory brick house and lot the louth-wcft corner
cf South and Front Greets.
A plantation containing 132 acres in Chester county,
27 miles from Philadelphia, buildings tolerable good.
A plantation of 400 acres in Piles Grove, Salem coun
ty, 2S miles from Philadelphia, buildings exceeding
good. A plantation of 130 acres in New London to%n
thip, Chester county, about 50 miles from Philadelphia.
A traft of 150 acres of land on the banks of Susque
hanna river, 2 miles above Wright's Ferry. A planta
tion of near 200 hundred acres of land in Caernarvon
townflup, Berks county, 45 miles from Philadelphia,
new buildings. 500 acres of land on Antuxet Creek,
Cumberland county, New-Jersey. 1220 acres on Buck-
Ihutam Cedar Swamp, Cumberland county, New-Jer fey.
A plantation of 120 acres in Chester county, 43 miles
from Philadelphia, good buildings. A plantation of 53
acres in Montgomery township, Philadelphia county,
21 miles from Philadelphia. Two plantations adjoining
in Uchland township, Chester county, one containing
about 90 acres and the other 77 acres, buildings tolera
rable good. A plantation of ^oncres in Ch fter coun
ty, 40 miles from Philadelphia. A plantation of 100
acre? in London Britain township, Chester county ; And
a number of plantations in Shea, man's V alley, Cumber
land county. A large lot of ground on the main street
in Germantown. A lot of ground on Schuylkill, Front
and Second-Greets. A lot of ground on the weft fide of
Swanson-street, adjoining Elijah Dow's ground. A
large corner lot on the main street in the borough of
Chester. Also a number of other houses and lots in and
near the city, plantations in the country, and a great
quantity of unimproved lands in most of the different
back counties; for a more particular description of
which and terms of sale, apply to B ONSALL and
SHOEMAKER, at their Office in Fourth-Greet,
below Spruce-street, Philadelphia.
N.B. A good Plantation is wanted to purchase, within
fifteen or twenty miles of this city, with good buildings,
for which a good price will be given.
CA ME to Samuel Rhoads's place, near
Gray's Ferry, two COWS; one brindled, with
white spots ; the other blown, with white spots. The
owner or owners are defined to c®m<, prove their pro
perty, pay charges and take them away, otherwise they
will be fold for their charges by
1
CA M Eto the plantation of the fubferiber,
near Gray's Ferry, on the 21st of December last,
a black HORSE, about seven years old, fourteen
hands high. The owner is desired to come, prove pro
perty, pay charges and take him awry.
WILLIAM WHITFIELD.
Just importer and to be fold cheap, by
GERARD WILLIAM BEEKMAN,
In Second-Greet, between Walnut and Spruce-Greets,
Philadelphia,
A GOO D afT)rtment of
Irt/h linens,
Cambricks sorted,
Fine muslin,
Striped Holland,
Great-Coats,
Good bohea and hyfon tea,
Just published and to /be fold by
JOHN DUNL AP,
ALL THE
LAW S
Enacted in the First Sitting of the Fourth
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Of the Commonwealth of PENNSYLVANI A,
Which met • Philadelphia, on Monday the twenty
fifth day of October, in the year of our Lord One
thousand seven hundred and seventy-nine.
ADAM HI LL.
Souchong tea in cannisters.
Pepper,
A large iron chest.
Pound pins,
Ribbands,
Cap Wire,
Sundry flutes and hautboys.