Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1775-04-10 00:00:00, page 6

TO BE SOL D,
Pursuant to the last Will and Testament of Lyn-
FORD LARPNER, LQ; defeated,
ON E equal and undivided fourth part of the
Andover Iron Works, in the counties of
Suikx and Morris, in the province of New-Jersey,
to which belong between eleven and twelve thou
sand acres of land. The oie is cifeemed of the
belt quality of an, in America, an I the mine bank,
fixated at a mile's diß.mce bom the furnace, is
thoug it to he inexhaufoble. The iron has been
proved, from experiments mule noth in England
3rd America, to be proper for every use to which
Iron c. n be converted, and equal to the Sued th
for til m =ing of Steel. The furnace an<i forge
^y ar the thrive or Even miles from each other.
I he manhyu• boule and other nuildings ate elegant
and commodious. The fi.nation is convenient for
ehi^r the Philadelphia or New York markets.
For terms apply to JOHN LARDN ER, in
Philadelphia..
-W N T E D,
To attend about a Stere,
ASMA RT country lad, of about 16 years of
age, who can read and write, and be properly
recommended for his fobiiety and honesty. Apply
to the Printer.
L L thole who are indebted to the Sub
scriber, either by bond, note, or book-debt,
are requested to make immediate payment.
F REDERICK KISoELM A N.
N, B. A few hogsheads of excellent C)der to be
fold. Enquire as above.
'WILLIAM D 1 BL EY,
I, EGS leave to inf rm his frit.ndsin particular,
) and the Public in genei:l, 1 hat lit has re
moved from the Cross Keys in Chefaut-hrtet (at
the corner of Third-Rrett) to the Fountain and
Three Tuns, lately occupied by Mr. Anthony
Fortune, in Clv foot firmer, between Second and
Third-bidets. As this old accuflomed and com
modious tavern is considerably impiovid, parti
cular!, in tie Rabies, which will now contain
fi\ty holies, and to which there is a convenient
piffage either from Market or Chefuu,Greets, and
lias a Douse for carriages, he flatters himfclf he flull
he able to give fatisfacFon to all travellers and
other gentlemen, who shall be pleated to favour
him with their custom.
He takes this opportunity to return thanks to all
his cußomers, wly fe favours he grat folly acknow
ledges, and the continuance of which he will en
deavour to merit by the molt civil treatment, and
providing the heft ofliquors and provisions.
All persons indebted to said Dibley by bond,
note or book debt, are hereby requested todifcharge
- ; the fame.
March 4, 1775.
TO BE LE T,
And may be entered on the 25th day of March inst.
TH AT noted and well accustomed Inn known
by the name of the PenNsYLvanla FarmEr,
in the borough or Wilmington, lituate on Second-
Hreet and King-Rreet ; together with good Tabling
on the opposite fide of second-street, and every
thing convenient for keeping a genteel public Louie
of entertainment. Also to be Let, about five acres
of Marlh, lituate, on the south fide of Chrutiana,
and opposite the laid borough of W ilmington, now
in good grass, and may very well luic the perfori
who rents the Inn. For terms apply to
GEORGE GORDON.
N. B. All persons indebted to laid Gordon are
desired to difciiargf their rclpcttive deb's in one
month after date, or give their leveral obligations
for the lame; and thole that have any demands
againit him are Retired to bnhg.them in that they
may be fettled. „
WHEREAS the fubferiber bought ^
piece of land, with the improvements there
on, in Tuikeyfoid townihip, Bedford county, of
a certain John Weneel, living in laid townlhrp
and county, for which I gave him a bond for
fifteen pounds and a note for nine pounds five
Shillings ; and having liuce heard that another man
hath a warrant upon laid land: Tins is theicfo<e
to desire that no person may take any alignment
on laid bond and note, as I am determined not to
pay them until the laid Weneel delivers metric
land which he fold.
HERMAN BLAESER.
TWENTY SHILLINGS REWARD.
WAS LOST between Philadelphia, and the
Blue Bell on this fide Derby, on Saturday
the 18th instant, (March) a lilver W A T C H,
maker's name Henry Triftram, Tamworth; it has
on rhe back of the outside ca<e a tingle cypher, I. P.
a Reel chain with links, two final! rings to the
swivel and two to the key and seal; it has a steel
key, a plated swivel seal, and a glass in imitation of
a cornelian done. Any one that has fount! the
fame, and will bring it to the Printer, or to John
Perkins in Fifth-lfreet, (hall receive the above
Reward.
N. B. All watch-makers are requested to stop it
if offered for fate.
BE SOLD BY
BAYNTON and MORGAN,
AF EW hogsheads of belt mufcovado Sugars.
Choice lifb>n Wine in quarter calks.
Coffee in tierces and bags. Geneva in cases.
Brandy in pipes, bogfheads and quarter calks.
Fifty groce of Playing Cards.
Womens Stuff Shoes, ^ ss. 6d. and Bs. per pair.
A small quantity of Jamaica Spirit, of five years,
ten years, and fifteen years old.
Excellent Port Wine by the dozen.
And all kinds of Groceries.
N. B. They put up Sea Stores, of every kind,
at rhe Ihortelt notice, and on the most reasonable
terms.
TO BE EE T,
For Six Months, by the Suirfcribef,
PART or the whole of a large Plantation in
the Northern Liberties, belonging to Rebecca
Venables. It would afford an agreeable retreat
for the summer feafoa, to any person who chutes to
retire from the heat and dust of the city for that
time. There are on the place a good dwelling
lioufe, chaise house arid liable, two bearing or
chards, and a spacious garden. Likewise to be
disposed of, a pair of young draft oxen, a heifer,
several milch cows, turkeys and other poultry, and
Mquamity of firft crop hay. The terms may be
known by applying on the premises to
BENJAMIN DAVIES.
ANTHONY FORTUNE,
Late Keeper of the Fountain Inn, in Chefnut
. street,
HAVING experienced extraordinary marks
of the public favours during his residence
there, esteems it his duty to return his mod grate
ful acknowledgements to every individual who has
been pleased to favour liin* with his cuttom : And
while he pays the tribute of gratitude, he begs
leave to acquaint his friends, a,.d the Public in ge
neral, that he hath removed into Shippen Rreet,
next door to Third Rreet,' near the New Market,
where he hath erected elegant and commodious
buildings, and provided every requisite for stabling
horses after the belt and most approved manner.
In addition to his tables, 'hay, grain, &c. he hath
an excellent grass lot Contiguous, 'in which the
hot.% that may be committed to his care may be
occasionally turned; for the benefit ofair, exercise,
&c. As he hath taken great pains, and put him-,
felf to considerable expence to serve bis friends and
the Public ii) the way of a Livery Stable, he flatters
him,elf that his labours will not be in vain, but
that they will, ,with their usual generality; reward
his earnest endeavours to serve them, with further
inßances of their good will, which he will be equal
ly ready to acknowledge as Itudious to deserve.
JOSEPH SAUN I)E RS,
In Chefnut street, hath for S A I, E,
A FE W DRY GOODS, confuting of yard
'' wide hair cloths, fit for house entries and
malßters use ; Englifli bed ticking, white and brown
Russia drilling, fine white Russia Meeting, cotton
checks and ttripes; printed calicoes and cottons,
among which are beautiful two red bed furniture ;
black paduafoy, and mantuas of good colours ;
silk handkerchiefs, calimancoes, dorieteens ; tine
long broad, and clear lawns ; long broad lawn red
and blue printed handkerchiefs; Leghorn hats,
wool cards, brass candlesticks, japanned quart tin
mugs, bar lead, English quills and letter paper, &c.
Allo a few hogsheads and quarter calks of Madeira
wire; Jamaica spirit, mufeovado sugar in barrels,
pepper, alfpice, cloves and mace, French indigo,
braziletto and logwood, allum, new chocolate and
old coffee, &c. ucc.
LINEN PRINTIN G,
In all its Branches, performed by the Subferibers,
at their Manufactory, near the Three-Mile Stone,
on Germantown Road,
WHERE Ladies may have linens and mus
lins of all kinds printed for gowns, cur
tains, carpets, bed furniture, chair bottoms, covers
for dressing-tables, handkerchiefs, and fliapes for
men's waistcoats, all done of the most durable co
lours : Any Lady having patterns of her own,
which she may particularly fancy, may have them
d-ne, tho' but for a single gown. As the fubferib
frrs have been at great expence in bringing this
manufactory to America, they hope they shall meet
with encouragement, as tire prices they print for
will make what they do come confiderablj cheaper
than what comes from Europe, and as they are
willing to perpetuate the business in this country
by taking apprentices at reasonable premiums.
JOHN WALTERS,
THOMAS BEDWELL.
N. B. One of the subscribers will attend every
Wednesday and Saturday, from eleven o'clock 'til
two, (in order to receive what Goods they may be
favoured with and to fliew their patterns) at Mrs.
Kreider's, at the Golden Swan in Third-street.
Uchlznd toiunjhip, Chester county, ^dmo. 15th, 1775.
CAME to the plantation of the fub
feriber, about the eighth month lafc was a
year, eight stray S lIEE P, which have been se
veral ways advertised ; and as the owner has not
yet appeared, this is once more to desire him to
come and provehis property, pay charges and take
them away. JAMESPACKER.
WANTS EMPLOY,
As an Overseer,
/(SINGLE MAN, about forty years of age,
1 who has been twenty years at the bufinefs°of
Farming and Grazing in Old England, and five
years as an overseer about twenty miles from Phi
ladelphia. He can be well recommended. Enquire
of the Printer.
J OHN BEHRENT,
Joiner and Instrument Maker, living in
Third Rreet continued, in Campington, direct
ly opposite Coates's Burying-ground,
T% AS jult fimfbed for sale, an extraordinary
1 * line iußrument, by the name of Piano Forte,
of Mahogany, in the manner of an harpsichord,
with hammers, and several changes : lie intends
to dispose of it on very reasonable terms; and be
ing a matter in fitch fort of work, and a new be
ginner in this country, he requests all lovers of
music to favour him with their curtom, and they
shall not only be honestly served, but their favours
gratefully acknowledged, bytheir humble Servant,
JOHN BEHRENT.
T O BE SO L D,
Or LET on Ground-rent,
A N improved Water Lot, 65 feet front, situated
' 1 between Jeremiah Warder and Peter Knights
wharves, in the Northern Liberties. For terms
apply id CALEB EMLE N.
At the fame place is to be kept, a curious Eng
lish DRAY HORSE, for those who choose to
breed draft horses, of which the Public shall have a
more particular account in a future advertisement.
Mares that are sent before the grass is fit, may be
provided with green rye, which is excellent pasture,
at Two Shillings and Six-pence per week, and
pioper attendance will be provided by
DAVID HENRY.
Jufl Publifoed, Price Three Shillings,
By SAMUEL DELLA P,
rfllE Letters of ABELARD and ELOISA.
To which is prefixed a particular account of
their lives, amours and misfortunes : By the late
John Hughs, Esq; To which is now firft added,
the poem of Eloisa to Abelard, by Mr. Pope,
cmbellifhed with a neat copperplate frontifpiece,—
These letters are well known to be genuine pieces,
occasioned by an amour which had very extraor
dinary consequence and made a great noise at the
time when it happened, being between two of the
most distinguished persons of that age, who were re
markable for their genius and learning as well as
by a most extravagant passion for each other, are
every where full of the sentiments of the heart
(not to be imitated in a feigned story) and touches
of nature much more moving than any which can
flow from the pen of a writer of Novels, 'or enter
into the imagination of any who had not felt the
like emotions and distress—The great calamities of
his life took their rife from an unhappy indulgence
of a criminal passion, and giving himfeif a loose to
unwarrantable pleasures; after this he was perpe
tually involved in sorrow and distress, and in vain
fought for ease and quiet in a monaftick life —To
b < fold by Mr. William Woodhoufe, bookseller iw
I ront-ftreet, near Chefnut-ftreet, Mefirs. Furman
and Hunt, Merchants, Trenton, Mr. Jacob Hyer,
Princeton, and Mr. David Nelson, Merchant in
Wilmington.
JOHN A CKEROY D,
At his store in Thiid-ftreet, between Markit and
Arch-streets, is now opening the umainder of
his GOOD S, imported in the London Packet
Capt. Cook, from London, amongit which are
the following articles,
FINE and second 7-4 broadcloths, yard wide
foreß cloths and plains, beaver hupteis, l?.rnb
fkins, caffimers and German serges, rattinets, Rial
l oons, plain and figured callimancoes, durants and
tamipies of almost every colour, hair and worsted
plushes, worsted barrogans, plain and corded last
ings, cotton velvets, velver&ts, fattinets, thicksets,
jeans, fuftians, 3-4. cotton drabs, Dutch and Itali
an cords ; halfyard and yard wide corded, flower
ed and bordered dimothies ; yard arid 9.8 wide
Mar eilles quiltings ; 94, 10 4 and 11-4 cotton
counterpanes ; 6 4, 7 4 and 8-4 bed hunts ; 3-4
7-8 and yard wide Irish linens; white and brown
Russia and Irish sheetings, white and blown di ill
ings,' Ravens duck, striped cotton and linen hol
lands ; '3-4:, 7:3 and yard wide cotton and linen
checks ; together with a quantity of Queen's ware
of an excellent quality, to be fold cheap for cash only.
The importation of Goods from Britain being
flopped, obliges the laid Ackeroyd to dispose of
Ids Reck on hand and return to England as soon as
he can ; he therefore requests that 'all accounts pad:
due to him, may be balanced as fopn as possible.
The reputed, thorough bred Running Horse
T R UE BR I T°O N,
Which formerly belonged to Anthony Waters,
but now the property of the fubferiber,
IS in excellent order, and found, and will cover
mares this season until the firft of August next,
at the stable of John Dickinson; in Salem, Weft
New-Jersey, at the low rate of Fifty Shillings cash
the season, or Three Pounds credit until the fitft
day of January next, and privilege of making
choice at the expiration of the season, whether to
have their mares insured at Five Pounds Eight
Shillings, or to pay as above, with a proviso that
they bring their mares regularly, and appear at
Grid Dickenfon's on the firft, second or third days
of Auguß next, to give an account whether they
insure or pay by the season. Said horse was never'
before known to cover under Three Pounds the
season certain, and for most part of his time at al
moß double that sum. He is a beautiful dark bay,
Rout and neat made; as be is a noted horse in most
parts of the continent, it is needless to make men
tion of his blood or performances, as they are al
lowed by the belt judges to be equal, if not prefer
able, to any hprfe in America. His last spring colts
fell commonly from Twenty to Fifty Pounds, and
upwards, and foine are held at the rate of One
Hundred Pounds each.
THREE POUNDS REWARD,
p AN AWAY on Tuesday morning, the 7th
" day of March intrant, an Irish fervent L A I>,
named MICHAEL M'GO WAN, about 17
years of age, 5 feet high, with a loond flat face,
grey eyes, bushy hair tied behind and curled at the
tides: Carried with him, a suit of brown fuperfine
cloaths with mohair buttons, a blue ceating furtout
with a criulfon-velvet cape, a pair of buckskin
breeches, and fix shirts. He is rather clumsily made
fur his height, and may be known to have been
lately from Ireland by his manner of speaking; he
is extremely artful and plausible, commonly fmiks
when he speaks, and it is thought will endeavour
to forge a pass. Whoever apprehends him, and
brings him, to the subscribers, Iliall have the above
Rewaid, paid by
BARCLAY and MITCHELL.
N. B. It is imagined the above servant is skulk
ing near this town, therefore any person discover
ed to harbour him, will be prosecuted. All mdlicrs
of vellels are forbid to carry him off.