The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-08-09 00:00:00, page 4

«nip o r' e ' n he '^ '''"' horn England, Holland,
France and freLad, and to be SOLD by
Jon N Kean,
A' the Sqn of the Spinning Wheel, on the Comer of
Market and Third Ibeeh,
A very !»r ^ nd gentry! ASSORTMEN Tof
M E R C 'HANDIZE;
The articles too numerous to be infeited in an ad
vertdement : ernoiqft ^hich are, a complete Affori
m^nt of warranted BOULTING CLOTHS.
To enable 61,i KEAN to dispose of his Goode so
much the lower, as well as to avoid other incohveni
encies, be is firmly determined to fell, without accept!,
co, for -re^y money only; those who" with to buy
cip, hr lbt^j himfelf uy adopting this meafiire, he
can fully ratisfy ; and Adventurers or others, who
have Car o 5 to dispose of on low terms for Cash, in
him may find a purchaser. June at.
L.i/mted in the Snow King David, Joze Ma Regardor,
from Lifb n, and to be SOLD t,
Joseph Wharton,
A, his S CORES n Fiont-ftrtet, ne^r the Drawbridge,
SA LT, delivered in large or small quantities from
fa,d (now, at Hamilton's Wharf, at the molt
redonable rat^ ; L'foon Wine in pipes and quarter 1
caiks; Swe r t Oil in ke,, of zo gallons ; Table and Tea
Se L ts oi Chdu ; a Variety of Eafclndia Chintzes,
Handkerchiefs, Nankeens, Coverlets, &c. and an Afi
ortment of ready made Shirts and Vasts for seamen.
Just IMPORTED and to be S OLD, by
John Miiler, junior,
At hisSTOR E in Water Preet, four doors above
Chef^ut-firt ei, a variety of MERCHANDIZE:
Amongst which are= —
©UPERFINE and narrow Cloths, common Callicoes
O and fine Chintzes, Cambricks, Gauzes, Ribbons,
mens Silks, silk Hose, Hats, table Napery, M^rfeiHes-
Quilting, Silk, linen, cotton and pullicat romal
Handkerchiefs, half silk Stuffs, Muslins, Checks Bri
tannias, Pikula, Dutch Hollands, Mantuas, worsted
Hose; a quantity of Taper, Quills, Sail-Duck, Cut
lery, &c. &c. &c.
An elegant assortment of Looking Glasses framed, of
the ne^fi patterns. All which he means to fell on
the lowest terms by the package cr piece.
JUST OPENED AT
John Wigglefworth's
Hard Ware, Cutlery, and Toy Shop,
Inteco JlLceq between Market and Chesnut ftreetr,
Philadelphia,
A Lar,, and molt curious Assortment of London,
^1 Tunbridge, Mid Nevzenburgh TOYS, consisting
of upwards of Tan Thousand Articles, too prolix for
an advartifement. Lai, $ ,rJ Gentlemen may have,
tor the amusement of their children, boxes put up of
varons forts : amtngft which are, curious fettt of Tea
Equips, either enameled, chocolate coloured, or
r'ain ; for young Gentlemens amusement are, curious
rtprafentafets of grist mills, fulling mills, papzr mills,
oI mis, flatting mills, and wind mills, all at work,
with ah'r num runs artties in the mechanical, philc
fophica 1 , aftrnami^, and botanical systems ; worthy
of the notice of the curious.
Country Acres and (hops may be served with Chests
or B x?s, put up of different articles, upon the most
reafooibk terms, and with great allowance to the re
taler. July 2 6.
% F ZIZ^eT
Has removed his STORE from Owen Jones's, in
Market street, to a Store in Second street, between
Maikft and A ch fireets, oppofi e to the Baptist
Marine —Wh^re he has for S ALE a large AS
SORTMENT of.
European and East-India Goods:
Which he proposes to cifpofc of on the most reafona
bh Terms. July 28.
Imported in the Snow Sena, de Affampead, Captain
Frsncifco Hivier de Oleveira, from Liibon and Ter
ceira, and to be S 0 L D by
Joyce Brothers,
At their STORE in Wat'r-fhect near Pine-street, viz.
SWEET and Cower Oranges, Lemmons,
Lisbon and Terceira Wines in pipes,
Window Glass, glass Bottles, Caftile Soap, Play
ing Cards, Salt,
With a small Assortment of Muslins and Gauz-s.
They hare still on hand, a few pipes cf old Lisbon
Winey hyfon Tea in quarter chests and cannisters,
Olives in jarrs- July 18.
To be LET, and entered on immediately,
<1 ENTEEL and convenient ROOMS for a small
, Family, about three miles from the city, with a
Kitchen, Cellar, and other conveniences. Possession
to be held until the middle of April next; patturage
and winter provision for a horse and cow / the terms
are reasonable. Erquirecf the Printer. July 2 g.
Genteel Lodgings in a pleasant
part of the City. Enquire of the Printer.
Pb@lpia; Printed and Sold ^ DA7JD C.CLATPOO LE, A r^Ac^S:^
A,MEREDITHS and CLYMER, have
for Sale at their Store on Walnut
ftreet wharff, Claret of the firft quality in
cases of g dozen each, ditto in hogsheads,
weet Oil in cases, Russia and Ravens
Duck, Check Linens, Chintz, Ribbons,
Fans, men and womens Gloves, Silk Hose,
&c. Madeira Wines in pipes, London qua
lity. July 28.
A large Quantity of GOOD S
Aie now Expofine for SALE at the STORE cf
Peter Whitefide & Co.
In Water-ftrett: Confining of the
manufactures
of Russia, Germany, and England. Inly 11.
A young Man lately arrived from
Ireland wants EMPLOYMENT; understands Account
tolerably well. For particulars enquire at Mr. AN
DERSONS, oppefite the Indian-Queen. July 14.
Stephen Girard,
At his STORE in Wafer-Greet, between Market and
Arch-ftreeff.
HAS FOR SALE,
n/rOLASSES. Sugar, Coffee, old Bour'e^ux CW
IVI ret. Oporto Wine, Sweet 0 1, Salt, Tea, Writ
ing paper, Geneva in cases, French Annifeed, Linens,
Gauzes, white sewing Thread, artificial Flowers, wo
mens Caps, Filhing Seines of 60 fathoms length,
For Cape Francois,
rpHE Ship Polacre L'ESPERANCE, Captain An
' thony Vidal: (he will fail the 15th of August
nex', and will take in some Freight. For particulars
enquire as abevr. Aug. 2.
For Cape Francois,
V'„LE fa? on or about the ißfh inst. Auguff, the
^ Ship GRAND D'ESTAING, Captain J. B.
Ore, now lying at Mff c , Lacaze and Mallet's wharff,
has excellent accommodations for passengers, having a
very fine large cabbin, and is a prime sailor. For
terms apply to the Captain cn board, or to Meffis.
LACAZE and MALLET.
To he LET on FREIGHT for »nr Part of Europe,
The Ship Princefla Ulrica,
Captain ASKLIN, burthen about 350 tons, and now°
ready to take her cargo on board. For terms apply
to Aid Contain, or to CLEMENT BIDDLE and Co,
or,RUDOLPH TILLIER. Aug. 5.
• For St. Übes and Lilbon;
THE Brigantine APPARANCE, Captain Bach
man, burthen about 150 tons, now laying at
Gnodman's Wherff, and will fail on cr before
the 12th instant, August.
For Elfineur and Stockholm,
THE Ship FADERSLAND, Captain Bergh, bur
tben about 35a tons, and will Lil in five dav^.
For Freight or Passage apply to CLEMENT
BIDDLE and Co. or the said Commanders.
Light Stage-Waggons,
Between Philadelphia and Elizabethtown, to run
F m through in one Dav.
THES" Waggong are of the best Confhv&iop, both
for fafety and convenience, and will perform their
Stages in the following manner—The Sta^e will set
out from the sign of the Indian King, in Market-street,
Philadelphia, every Monday, Wednesday. and Fri
day, precisely at four o'clock ; the passengers will
breakfaft at Brifto), dine at Princeton, and b., fct down
th! fame Evening at the sign cf th: Indian Qneen in
Elizabethtown ; from whence it will set out every
Turtday, Thursday, and Saturday, preciftly at four
o ciock ; the passengers will breakfaft at Brynfwick,
dine at Princeton, and make Philadelphia the fame
evening: for the comfort and convenience of passen
gers not more than ten will be t.ken ; the fore for
each, allowing 14 pounds of baggage, will be Two
Dollars to cr from Philadelphia to Princeton, and the
fame to cr from Princeton to Elizabethtown. the fame
price will be charged for 150 wftht of baggage. The
difeerning Public will easily perceive the advantage cf
making use of this Conveyance in preference to any
other, because it is equally convenient and left expen
sive. The Proprietors of these Stages will make it
their constant endeavour.to deserve encouragement, by
keeping their Waggons in repair, good setts of horses,
and sober, careful drivers.
AARON LONGSTREET,)
July 26. JOSEPH SMITH,
JOHN HUDSON, Proprietors
JOHN NICHOLSON, )
N. B. The patfengen are required to fend their
baggage the night previous to the Stage going off.
A Smart Adive Lad is wanted as a
Servant. Enquire of the Printer.
THE Brigantine COUNT OB NoftD, birth
' about 300 tons, and now laying at Baltimore, will
take Freight on reasonable terms, for Spain, Pgr
tugal, France, Holland or England. Enquire of meffrs.
Zolleckoffer and Maffonnier, at Baltimore.
The Brigantine ELSE CATHARIN A, Captain
Kratz, burthen about 200 tons, and now laying at
James and Drinker's, wharff in Philadelphia, will take
Freight fcr Amflerdam or Hamburgh, and is now rea
dy to receive the fame on board. For terms of either
of said Vessels, apply to
Clement Biddle and Co.
O R,
Rodolph Tiilier;
Who have to dispose of at the Store of the said CLE
MENT BIDDLE and Co. in Water-street near
Arch fireet,
A LARGE and general Assortment of EUROPEAN
GOODS, of the manufactures of France, Hol
land, Germany and England ; also Hyfon, Souchong,
and Bohea Tea, Nankeens, Ginghams and Perfiazs
Bar-Iron, German Steel, Cordage, Yarns, &c. &c.'
TO BE SO L D,
A Small S E A T, pleasantly situated about a mile
from the city : confining of 3 acres and | of Land,
a two story Frame House with two rooms on a floor,
a good Barn and Stabling, Sammer House, a pump of
excellent Water near the door, Fruit Trees. &c. &c-
There is about an acre of garden well manured and
cultivated for several years past ; the remainder cf the
greund is in clover, highly manured last fall, and has
produced very large crops this season ; the whole in neat
order. Enquire of the Printer. Aug. 2.
The HiHory of New-Hampshire,
VOLUME I.
By JEREMIAH BELKNAP, A. MJ
Is ready for the Press, and will be published as soon aa
a competent Number of Subferihers can be procured-
CONDITIONS.
TH IS Volume will contain about 400 pages, and
will be delivered to fubferibers at One Dollar
and a Third of a Dollar in boards ; one half of
which sum is to he paid at the time of fubferibing, and
the other on the delivery of the Book.
The v^ft importance of this tiling Empire renders the
Hiftcry of each part of it extremely interesting ; and
'".a Work, if well executed, must afford peculiar
gratification to th: curious and inquifirive. With re
fpeft to that now prapofed to be published, nothing
more will be observed, than that the Legislature cf the
State of New-Hampffiire, having favoured the Author
with the ufa of the Public Records, he has (pared no
prirs in confuting thoft genuine feurces of informati
on •, and as be has been equally zffiducus in colleaing
tha bin s given by other hittorians ; and several gentle
men lr.ve admitted him to their collection of original
papers, he hope! it will be foiled that be has impartially
stated fads, and flutters himftlf that this work will ap.
pear now even to those best acquainted with American
biftory. Those who with for farther information will
please to apply to Mr- Robert Aitken, Bookseller and
Printer, near the Coffee-Houfe ; or the Printer hereof
who are furnifhed «ith a specimen of the work, and will
receive fubferiptions.
WANTS A PLACE,
As an Overseer to a Plantation,
a MAN and bit WIFE. They can both have good
Recommendations. Enquire of the Printer. Jul, 2^
WHEREAS, Barbara, the wi'e of the fubfcri
bar, has, by her frequent milbehavicur, conti
tinted, ft<p by step, her illiberal conduct towards me,
recapitulations of which might, perhaps, be too tedi
ous ; fuffice it to mertion, that malicious persons have
cajoled her to defraud me of my feveril deeds apper
taining to my freehold ; in confluence cf which, ad
vre in law dictates unto me, to forworn all persons to
take alignment cr affignm,nts by virtue of my deeds,
or otherwise, as I am det, mined to pay no debts of
her enntraaing, cf any kind « batfoever, from the date
hereof. „ JACOB BUCKARDT.
Philadelphia, July 23, 1783,
N. B. My grievances (hall, if called on by her, be
dated at large to 2 Candid Public.
P. S. He requefty those performs with whom hi* deeds
might be lodged, to acquaint him with the ^offeffion
thereof; end a voluntary return of them will be aa
krowledged ^ith gratuity and esteem; but if those,
callous to humanity, and void of good behaviour, he'd
this invitation as f^blr, the laws of my country (hall
rectify their error.
r'2't II E fubferiber being charged by her husband,
X JACOB BURCKARDT, in the public Newspa
pers, with milbehaviour and illiberal condud towards
him, and that malicious persons have cajoled her to
defraud him of his deeds—finds it necessary, in justice
to her own character and good name, to assure all good
persons that there is no just foundation for the charg
es alledged against her by h rr said bufband : that (he
always lived with him and faithfully did the duties cf
a wife, and never left the house till his usage obliged
her to fly to save her bones; that they have lived hap
pily together till within these fix months, when his
acquaintance and connexions with another woman by
whom he has a child, caused this diflurbance, and
having more affeXion for this woman than his lawful
wife, he is seduced, by her persuasions, to ill treat,
abuse and advertise bis faithful wife.
July 28. BARBARA BURCKARDT.