The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-09-20 00:00:00, page 4

TO BE SOL D,
The follovUnz MESSUAGES, LANDS and TENE
MENTS, situate and being in the City and Neigh
bourhood; viz.
No. i. A Genteel M Cuage *nd Seat, containing
A near to acres of land, highly cultivated
' and improved, situate on the Second-street
road, in the di(tri& of Southwark, about one mile
south from th# city. ' Ev'e-v improvement and conve
nience fitting a gentlemen's family, with proper ac
commodations for a tenant or overseer will be found
on this place; and the ground is admirably calculated
for railing fruit and vegetables for the market cf Phila
delphia
No. 2. An excellent Piece of Meadow Ground oh
Greenwich tfland, neap the Peint-hcufe, in the town
ship of Moyamenfing, containing upwards of 5 acres.
No. 3 A Piece of Ground situate in the township
of Paffyuok, near the country feat of Samuel Rhodes,
efqmr, containing near 8 acres.
No. 4. A Lot of Ground, containing 18 feet front
on the north fide of Lombard-street, and 50 feet in
depth, on which flands an old stable.
No. 5. Another Lot adjoining the wiftline of the last
mentioned lot, and of the fame dimensions in front and
depth—Thele lots begin at the distance of about 120
feet from the weft fide of Front-street.
No. 6. Another Lot situate on the south fide cfLom^
bard-street, opposite the last mentioned lot, containing
in front 18 feet, and in depth 63 feet.
No, 7. Another Lot situate on the east fide of Second
ftreet, opposite the south thimbles of the New-Market,
and nearly adjoining the tavern called the Pennsylva
nia Farmer, containing in front 17 feet, and in depth
64 fe-t, to an alley leading into Lombard-street, with
the use and privilege of the laid alley.
No. St A very valuable and improving Lot situate
on the north fide of Market-street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, adjoining Mrs. Mafters's rid house, and
containing in 'rent 132 feet, and in depth, to a new
street called Filberd-ftreet, 306 feet —This lot may be
divided so ^ to accommodate a number of improve s
with good filiations for building valuable houses,
The titles and terms of file may be known by apply
ing to Mr. MIERS FISHER, or the fubferiber,
Philadelphia, Aug. 26. JOS. WHARTON, ts.
^ PUBLLC SAL E;
^X ™ ILL be didpofed of on the firft day of O&ober
~ n-xt, on thc'Pr&mikt, that noted and well fi-
Coated FORGF, commonly known by the name of
FINE FORGR, Li B'rc county, with 359 acres of
^D, one hil wpreol is cleared and well improv
ed, 15 acres being waiertd meadow of a iuperiot qua
|i;„ and an excellent orchard. There are on the pre
ml s a , A d llonr deeding house, barn, blacksmiths
tho|, co^-houk and saw mill, with convenient and nt
cefciy out buddings for the accommodation of the
workmen. Th: Forge hath been lately repaired com
pi ally, ^d is ruv in the best order. There will be
foil i<h thr above premiss, about Sixty Acres of
WOODLAND within three miles of said Forge, and
H!o I'^o ,00:1 Teamsol Horses with Waggons, and a
xc'fi'^ble Qian'ity of Wood and Cjal prepared,
wr.ich the puchafer of th? above premiles may have at
fill .oft ; as? toe necessary Uter fils for carrying on the
fold woks, K uphold Furniture, Milch Cows, Hogs,
Steep, &C. Toe abov^mentioned Articles are fold pur
iuin< to the d will and tettament of David Potts, junr.
deceased. The term# of file will be mad# kno^n on
the day of Lie, by
SAMUFL feOTTS, Executor.
N B Any perlon who wifnes to purchase the above
Premia 6 arc requeued to attend early, as they will firft
be difpo^d of, that the purchaser may have an oppor
tunity of accommodating bimfelf with the articles necef
iary for arrying on the works. The f.le will begin at
hi o'clock precisely.
TO BE SO LD,
A Three story Brick MESSUAGE with a two sto
ry Brick Kicked and the Lot of Ground thereto
belonging, situate on the weft fide of Fiont street con
tinned, in the Northern-lib?rtie„ containing in breadth
20 feet, and in depth extending 134 f eet 10 inch's, to
a new street leading from D ike to Green streets ; part
of this Lot it fubjett to a yearly rent charge of 5!.
currency.
ALSO, Tvo LOTS of GROUND, situate in the
city o' Pht&blp it, due of them contair ing in breadth
on Hi^h-ftrett, near Srhulkill, Seventh street, 22
feet, 'nd in depth 306 feet; the other containing in
b e dth, on the *eft fide of Schuylkill, Second.ftreet,
I 7 fe # t, and in d pth 396 feet. For terms apply to
Sept. 6 RICHARD WHITEHEAD,
Scrivener, the corner of Vine and Watef'ftreefs.
CAME to Gloncefter-Point ferry on Tuesday lift
a black COW with a white spot on her forehead',
and some white on her belly. Whoever has left
the fame, by applying to JOHN MARSHALL, at the
,rrr, proving property and paying charges may foe
her again. September 15.
Three Pounds Reward.
RAN-AWAY, Anguft i 7 th, ±783, an Apprentice
LAD, named SAMUEL HOLMES, a tanner
by trade, about 19 yeais of age, 6 feet high ve
ry Sender, has ffiort red hair and is much freckled
had on when he went away, an olive coloured fuftian
coat, black waistcoat and breeches; he has a bundle of
cl ath with him, but the contents are unknown.
Whoever apprehends and secures said Lad than receive
the above reward and reasonable charges paid; by
GEORGE LIEB.
Northern .liberties of Philadelphia, Aug. 18.
N. B. All matters of vcffels and others are forbid to
carry off or harbour said Lad.
P»@.£ Pr^fc^d ^D^ID QCLATPOOLE, fetfo.
Imported in the last Veff?ls from Europe, and to
be SOLD by
John Faughan,
At his STORE on Whitefide's Wharff.
Imported in the last Vcffels from England, Holland,
France and Ireland, and to be SOLD by
John Kean,
At the Sign of the Spinning Wheel, on the Corner of
Market and Third, streets,
A very large and general ASSORTMENT of
MERCHANDIZE:
The articles too numerous to be inserted in an ad
vertrfement : amongst which are, a complete Assort
ment of warranted BOULTING CLOTHS
To enable said KEAN to difpof, of his Goods so
much the lower, as well as to avoid other incenvent
encies, he 11 firmly determined to Jell, without accepti.
on, for ready money &nl„ those who with to buy
cheap, he flatters bimfelf by adopting this measure, he
can fully fatisfy ; and Adventurers or others, who
have Cargoes to difpof# of on low terms for Calh, in
him may find a purchaser/ j une , 2 .
IRISH Linens,
. Sheeting,
,irtfy ready made,
Blankets and Coverlets,
Checks,
Corduroys and Velverets,
Marseilles Quilting and
Dimity,
Mens and boys Shoes,
Pumps and Boots,
Womens fluff, silk and
leather Shoes,
Woollens and Cloths,
A Variety of Tin Ware,
Tin Platts,
Iron Ware, Fibhooks and
Lines,
A Va iety of Mathemati
cal Infiruments,
Sailcloth and Cordage,
Crintz and Calicoes,
Brown Heffens and Dow
lass,
Diapers and Table Linen,
Mens and womens Gloves,
Tapes, Binding, Garter
inns, &c.
A Variety of Millinery,
A Quantity ofHard Ware,
Alio, a few Calks of fine draught Porter.
, Likewise, a few cases Vermiceelli.
A few Coloured and Mezotinto Engravings, Emble
matical to the return of peace to America.
Mezotinto Prints of Thomas Payne, esquire, au
thor of Common Sense, ditto, of the celebrated Mr.
Garrick.
A few Elegant Copies of the original Magna Char
fa of Great Britain The notes of the honorable
fuperintendant of finance, and of the treasurer of the
United-States, will be taken in payment as cash.
WOOL EN S, &c.
BERNARD KILKENNY, at his Store in Walnut
ftreet, between Front and Second-fleets; has for Sale
an extensive Aflortment of—
SUPERFINE Cloths,
Refine ditto,
Coatings,
Shalloons,
Manchester velvets,
Hair Plushes,
And a Variety of other Goods ; all which will he diL
posed of on the most moderate terms. Sept. ~
Now OP E NI NG at
Nixon & Foster's Store,
In PINE STREET, near the BIRD IN HAN, wharff,
and will be Sold on reasonable Terms, for Cassi or
ffiort Credit, a Variety of GOODS suitable to the
prefect Season, amongst which are the following Ar
ticks —
BROWN, blue and scarlet yard wide low priced
Cloths, Swanfkins, Flannels, Coatings, Blankets,
a variety of Cambists, Buntings, ftine and fail Twine,
Horn Leaves in barrels, red, blue and white Bizes,
blue, white and brown Serges, a quantity of excellent
Claret in cases of five dozen each, Mafquat Wine in
cases of 5 o bottles each, Copper Sheets in cases, Cop
per Nails in barrets, En^lifh Saddles and Bridles, a
quantity of ready made Bags, Window Griefs in boxes
and half boxes, 9 by 7, 12 by 10, 14 by le and ri by 9,
Lift butter in firkins, red Oaker, Writing Paper, Flan
ders Sheet ng, and 7-8 wide Britagne Linen, Jamaica
Spirits, &c. Sept. 9 .
Kaighn and Attmore,
Have for SALE at their S ore in Front-street, fix doors
below Arch-street,
BOHEA Tea of the best
quality, in chests,
Black Pepper in bales
Brown Russia Sheetings in
bales or by the piece,
Dutch Pistol Powder in
quarter calks,
German Oznabrige,
RuffiiSail Cloth in bake,
French and English black
Durants,
Printed ditto;
Camblets,
Calimancoe!,
Silk Crapes.
Modes;
Flowered & figured Lute
firing?,
Mante^us,
Si k Serges,
Sniped Gauzes,
Coarse & foperfine Cloths,
Burlington Pork in barrels,
Lard in kegs. Septi6 gti.
Knives, Sciffar,, Buckles,
Nails of various sizes,
Locks, Bolts, Bedfcrews,
Carpenters and coopers
Tools,
A Variety of Paints and
Brushes,
Fine Durham Mustard in
bottles,
A Variety of Glass Ware,
Decanters, Tumblers,
Lamps, Glasses, &c.
New.Caftle Crown Glass,
6 by 9, 8 by 10,
Hosiery of various kinds,
Calimancoe and Ever
ladings;
A Variety of Medecines,
A Quantity of Best Snuff,
Sattin and Mode Cardi
nals,
Durant, Tammy and Ca
limancoe Petticoats,
Carpeting and Slops,
Sattins, Taffities, Velvets',
&c.
A Quantity of Sadlery,
A Few Cafa of Madeira
and fine old Port Wines
Eight Dollars Reward.
STRAYED or Stolen off the Commons of this City,
on the 15th July last, a black MARE, ijric
^nys high, a natural pacer, trots a little, fol Imall
in her forehead, branded wiih a h^fe % the
\" d blt ' ock , ^ as . a small white, fp^oq her
right fboal. er, between I and. 9 .years old. Whoever
will ta^e up Mare, (hall ha^ (kg ibove&wUd, or
it Stolen, 4 Dollars wi I 'be given for the thief
MARTIN FELIX, ' Sept. 1.
Just Imported from France, Germany and Great Bri
tain, and to be SOLD by
ylbel ^ames & Soks,
Between Market and Arch-streets, in Front-street, and
nearly opposite the City Vendue-Store,
A very Ltrg e and General ASSORTMENT of
MERCHANDI Z E,
suitable for the season ; many of them to be Sold by the
Bari at the firft soft in Europe.
Allo, a large Affutm^nt of N tils, from the fmMlefl to
a nine inch Spike. Sept. 10. ts.
Terraffon Brothers & Co.
Have for SALE at their STORE in Wat,r.ftreet,
three doors r >e low Spruce-street, a large Affurtment
and great Variety of MERCHANDIZE, lately Lm^
ported from Europe, viz.
SILKS of all kinds and
colours,
Grazes and Tiffanies d ; t.
Gauze, silk, and linen
Handkerchiefs,
Genoa Velvet and Sattins,
A great Variety of plain
and painted, broad and
na row Ribbands,
Painted Sashes,
Ready made Mucitto Cur
tains,
Silk, thread, %nd worsted
Stockings,
Silk and leather Globes,
Fur and straw Hatts,
White & colour'd Threads,
B r etagne Sheeting,
Morlaix & Holland Linens,
Marseilles Q silting,
Russia and Siil duck 0
Billiard Cloths,
TO BE SO L D, A
three story Brick HOUSE, the second bt
bw Lombard-street, in Front-street. and deliver
ed to the purchaser about the middle of September
next, when finished ; it fa 22 feet front and 44 feet
deep, with a Piazza, Kitchen, & . rn a Lot of tig
feet deep. For particulars apply to JOHN WOODS
a the premifee.' Aug. n.
Also, best hyfon and gften Teas, Pepper, red and
white Wines of various forts in c^fk and bottles: for
which apply at the abdvement'orrd Sr re, or at the
Cellar under the Friends Meet ng in Pine street.
Also, by the Brig Neptune from Marseilles, a freft
Assortment of GOODS, confining of Capers, Ancho
vies, Olives, Ra nn?, Figs, Almonds, Lemmons, Bran
dv, Brimstone, Barcelona Han (kerchieft, a Quantity of
Milinary, and other Goods too tedious to mention.
Philadelphia, Sept. 8
GRAND LODGE.
TH E Quarterly Communication of the Grand
Lodge of Pennf, Ivanin, v. ill he held at their
Lodge Room, in Lodge Hhy, in this City, on
Monday the 20 h Inflart, at 10 o'clock, A. M. at
which time ^nd place the Officers of the several Lodged
under the Jurisdiction of this Grand Lodge are request.
ed puniftually to attend.
B Order of the R. W. Grand Master.
JOSEPH HOWELL, junr. D. G, Sec'rye
To be Sold by Public Vendue,
At ,he House commonly known by the name of the
Butcher's Arms, in the townfhio of P. ,ff,unk, ora
MONDAY the 29 h irftint, September, at One
... GClosk,
FIVE lots o' GROUND on the north fide of a
two perch lane, leading from P^ffyunk to Moya
menfing r oad, and east of the landing through the
Iri(hTr^a, the Lots Nc, 3,4, 2nd 5, Containing 3
acres each, # and No. 6 and 7, two acres and an half
e,ch, 36 will appear by the draught of the feme at the
time of ftle, and conditions made known, by
PHILIP YOUNG.
N. B Any perLn desirous to view the prenafea be
fore the day of file, may apply to the subscriber, liv
ing near the Butcher's Arms.
Philadelphia, September 5.
John Clark, Dyer,
The east fide of Second ftree+, the sixth doer above
Chefnut-ftreet,.
BEGS leave so acquaint the Public in general, that
he now carries on the business in all itr .various
branches ; and takes the prefect opportunity of return
ing thanks to his former employers, and hopes that by
a constant study to please th r m in good work, h^ will
merit a continuance of the r favour,, which w ill be
gratefully acknowledged, by their and the Public's
humble servant. JOHN CLARK.
A Variety of Cordage,
Letter and remitter Paper,
Buckles and Hasps,
Pins, Needles, Tapes,
Combe, Powder, Pomatunf
Sounges and S ap,
Sweet fcene* Waters,
White nine Vinegar,
Sweet Oil,
Mufcadel Wine,
Cordials, Sirups,'
Preferred Fruit,
Elegant Pacer Hangings
Window Glals,
Glass War*,
Aborted Queen's Wars,
Drugs and Medicines,
Marble mantle-piece Slabs
Mortar?,
Elegant large and final!
carved Statues.
tbetf.