The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1780-07-29 00:00:00, page 4

TO BE SO L D,
r LOT of GROUND on the east file of Water (beet
A near Race- freer, fifty feet front and extends into
th- river Delaware ; on which is ere&ed a three Story
BRICK HOUSE, twenty by forty-four feet, two large
rooms on a floor, with a commodious kitchen and cel
lec. A Frame BAKE HOUSE, fronting Water street,
twenty by 35 fiet, brick pain'd and plastered within,
fopportad by a good (tone wall, one story high next the
riv^r, two good ovens and every thing in order for
carrying on the Baking bufineh, a ten feet alley, pump
in the yard, whar f , dock, &c. and clear from all encum
brances.
A three story brick house, piaza, kitchen, and waffi
houf% together with a coach or chafe house, (tabling
for a pair ofhorfe#, and a couple of cows, with a loft
over the fame, that will contain three tons of hay, situ
ate on the south fide of Chefnut-ffreet, neatly opposite
the White Horse Tavern : The lot contains in front,
*5 feet 3 inches, and in depth, 142 feet, extending
from Chefnut-Rreet to Carter's Alley, and has a privi
ledge of the fever. I alleys leading to Walnut street, &c.
Au elegant Garden, with a neat House, barn, stable,
&c. containing 2 acres and 32 perches, with a grass lot
adjoining, under good fence ; the garden cohfifts of the
greatest collection of fruit trees, as could be collected from
the neighbouring States, a well of excellent water at the
door, and affords a very extensive profped up and down
the Delaware, and adjacent country feats, and within 2
miles of this city, on Moyamenfing road. For further
particulars enquire of Thomas Shute, in Church Alley.
The fubferiter continues felling Indigo on commission,
and has for fate a few tierces and barrels of the best Caro
lina Indigo, by wholesale and retail.,
A!fo a large and elegant silver Tea Waiter, neatly
chaifcd, a three pint silver Punch Bowl, and a new Cart
luitable for the public Wharfs.
THOMAS SHUTE.
7 month 21, 1780.
TO BE SOLD
ALIKELY HEALTHY
NEGR O E WEN C H,
A BOUT eighteen years old, fit for ei
-4 l ther town or country business, has had
the Imall pox and measles, with a Mate
Child fourteen months old.
Enq nre of the Printer.
Philadelphia, June 16.
TH E Public are hereby notified that the
Partnerfllip of William Richards and Hen
ry Land is&iffolvedt No debts contrasted against Ri
chards and Land during the Partoerfhip remain unsettled.
Those who are indebted to said Company, „e desired to
pay the fame to William Richards.
A F RESH and General Assortment
of Capital and Patent MEDICINES, &c. to be fold
RICHARDS' in Market street, at the
of toe Spread Eagle, near the Court- House. and at
his St ?re at Trenton Landing, amongst which are,
Also, choice pickled Sturgeon and herrings, tine India
Soy, best Mustard, Sweet Oil, and Corks of all forts.
Philadelphia, July 20, 1780.
WANTED,
As a CLER K to the Pennsyl
vania Bank,
An Active PERSON,
That can be well recommended.
To be EXCHANGED for a
GELDING or MARE,
of equal size and figure.
A BEAUTIFUL BAI 7 STALLION, fix years old,
" high blooded, and above fifteen hands high. If not
exchanged he will be fold. For particulars apply to the
Printer.
July 24.
TO BE SO L D,
FOU R hundred acres of good land, in an agreea
bit neighbourhood, situated four miles from the
river Sirquehannah, in Wickenfkaw valley, adjoining
to M'lntango mountain, well watered by a large ne
ver-failing spring, rising in the mountain so high, that
tmay be brought over any part of the land, with feve-
Tal other good streams of water. For terms enquire of
Mr BENJAMIN HARBESON, in Market street, or
to Mr. ROBER r TAGGART, near Donegal Meet
ing houie, Lancaster county.
Calomel,
Camphor,
Canthsrides,
Camomile Flowers,
Cortex Peru,
French Barley,
Gum Arabic,
Glauber's and Epsom Salts,
Isinglass,
Jalap,
Ipecacuanna,
'Magnefia,
Manna,
Opium,
Rhubarb,
Senna,
PHILADELPHIA: Printed and Sold by JOHN DUNLAP, in M&ket-ftreet.
Sago,
Sulphur,
Roman Vitriol,
Tartar Emetic,
Anderson's Pills,
Batemen's Drops.
British Oil,
Balsam of Honey,
Daffy's Elixir,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Hooper's Pilis,
James' Feve r Ponders
Lockyer's Pills,
Stoughton's Baiers,
Turlington's and
Paulians Bulfam.
Philadelphia, July ab*
DESERTE D,
FROM Colonel John Lawrence, a prisoner of
war on parole, named WILLIAM HENRY SA
VAGE, of Colonel Nevill's Virginia regiment, about
five feet fix inches high, rec faced, light hair, was for
merly a haii dresser at Chester, in Pcnnfylvania. He
wore a fumtaer waistcoat and breeches, and is fufpe^ed
to have taken with hi m feme fpeeie. Whoever appre
hends this man, and delivers him to the lubferiber, or
secures him in any gaol, shall receive ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS Reward, and a dollar for each mile he shall
travel with him. It is fufpe&ed he has returned to
Chester his former place of abode.
LEWIS NICHOLA, Col. Inv.
Jutt Imported, and to be SOLD
BY WHOLESALE, BY
Mefieurs C. P. & N. RAGUET,
At their lore in Front street five doors below
Walnut street.
The following ARTICLES, viz.
ffEST India Rum, q
- ! By the Hogshead.
Brown Sugais,l
Molasses, J
coco':,' ) in b " rel ' and b ''''
Alium Salt, in tierces,
Lemon Juice in cases.
Gun Powder,
Flints,.
And a large Assortment of dry goods.
Philadelphia, July 7,178 s.
STRAYED or STOLEN out of the
pasture of the fubferiber, last Saturday night, a dark
sorrel HORSE, about fourteen hands high, (even
years old, trots and paces, remarkable short hair on his
near fide, (hows his tore loot on the fame, with a Imall
blaze on his forehead. Allo, a black MARE about thir
teen hands high, fix years old, trots, has a remarkable
wart on the right fide of her nott.il, as lage as a Wal
nut. Whoever takes up the said hortes and fecutes them,
lo that the owner may have them again, shall have
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS Reward, or TWO
HUNDRED lor either of them, and reafonabe charges,
by GEORGE REHN,
Living in New-itreet.
Port oJ Philadelphia, Pennfylwania, ff.
IO ALL wnoni it may concern.
AT O TICE is hereby given, that a Court of Admi
" salty will be held at the State-hcule, in the city of
Philadjpaia,on the ph day of August next,at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, for the trial of the cause Stephen Duca
tur (qui turn &c.) against the Negroe Slaves, Samuel and
James, takenin the brig Three Sifters; Charles, Ma
ry, Hannah apd her child Tom, taken in the ship Elea
nor ; and Robert, taken on board the brig Arbuthnot.
To she intact that the owners thereof, er any other
perlons concerned, may appear and stew cause why
the fame should not be condemned pursuant to the pray
er of the libel, &c.
By Order of the Judge,
July 14. ANDREW ROBESON, Reg.
N. B. Negroe Sam alledges that he belongs to Ms.
John Dorfius ; and James, that he belongs to Mr. Pil
lear of South - Carolina.
JOHN SERVICE takes this method
of acquainting his friends and the public in general,
that he has moved from Second street into Third street
opposite Church Alley, where he has just opened a large
and neat assortment or Linens, Scotch Threads, Gauzes,
and several other articles suitable to the season : Those
who favour him with their custom shall be gratefully ac
knowledged by the public's humble servant,
JOHN SERVICE.
N. B. Said SERVICE has lor sale a quantity of best
fine Co.ton by the bag or smaller quaniity.
CA M £to the plantation of Nicholas Waln,
in the Northern Liberties, a dark brindle CO W.
The owner is desired to prove n his property, pay charges,
and take her away.
July 13th, 1780. WILLIAM LLOYD.
Philadelphia, July 7, 1780.
THE Committee of Public Accounts will attend at
the Chamber of Accounts, in the State-House at
Philadelphia, from the 21st of August next until the
firft of September, in order to fettle the Public Accounts
of the State Trcafurcr, General Loan Office, Light
house rates, duties of Slave#, Collegers of Excise,
State-Inland, County Commissioners and Treasurers :
The above officers are hereby requested to take notice,
and give their attendance with their proper Vouchers
and Accounts.
MICHAEL SHUBART, ,
WILLIAM COATS, /
DANIEL HEESTER, (Committee
WILLIAM HARRIS, ) of
JAMES JACKS, Accounts.
JONATHAN HOGE,I
SAMUEL DALE,'
WANTS A PLACE.
A WHET NURSE, who may be heard of
at Jacob Toys, in From-l'creet, above Harbuckles
Row.
WAS TAKEN UP,
Yeft^day, on Chestnut-Hill, about ten miles from
Philadelphia,
A 3 MA LL grey MARE, with a blackish mana
and tail ; was formerly hurt near the bent of her
off hind leg. Theowner, on paying charges, may have
her again, by applyi% to the fubferiber in German
town.
Julytfc JACOB WELKER.
TO BE S O L I)-"
The following Houses and Lande, viz.
AN Elegant well built three story brick houie and
kitchen, situate at the louth weft corner of Third
and Lumbard-ftreets, the lot contains in breadth on
Lumbard-ftreet 36 feet, and in depth on Third ftrcet
78 feet fubjeft to a ground rent of 151. per annum.
Also, a three story brick house, situate cn the Couth*
fide of Lufabard-ftreet, between Second and Front
ftreet— the lot 18 feet front, and 63 feet deep.
Allo, a three itcry brick houie and kitchen, situate
on the east fide of Sixth-street between Arch and Race
ftreets, the lot 16 feet front and 51 feet and a half deep.
Also, a two itory brick house and kitchen, situate en
the call fide of Fourth street between Arch and Race
ftreets, the lot 17 feet fiont and 49 feet and a half deep,
fubjeft to a ground rent of 10 dollars and a half per
annum.
Also, a plantation situate one mile from Frankfort,
containis g 76 acres, about ten acres wood land, and a
bout sixteen acres of meadow may be made, a small log
house, frame barn and stable, it is well watered and
the situation high and pleasant. For terms of faie ap
ply to BONSALL and SHG&MAKER's Office,
in Fourth-street below Spruce-Itreet„
In GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Wednesday, May 31.
The report of the Committee on Ways and Means was
read and adopted, and is as follows §
" That in the opinion of your Committee, it is of the
utmost consequence, that every possible measure should be
taken to forward tae collection of public taxes, and that
every Member of this House should engage immediately
on his return, to inform the Treasurer and Collectors,
&c. cf the county in which he resides, of the Laws puffed
during this Session, for enforcing the colleCtiba of taxes,
and use their utmost influence to accomplish this very ne
cessary business."
ExtraC t fremte Minutes,
THOMAS PAINE,
1 Clerk of the General Assembly.
[The several Printers in tne State are requested to inftrt
theabovc in their papers, and to continue it till the next
meeting of the Houfe.]
TO BE SOLD BY
WILLIAM EQRBES,
On Walnut-street Wharf.
EXCELL ENTALLUMSALT by the bulh
el or larger quantity,
Choice Od Sherry Wine by the quarter calk,
Jamaica Spirit by the hogshead or smaller quantity.
Weft India Rum by do.
French Brandy,
Coffee by the bag,
Best Ruffta Duck,
A few bags Cotton,
Loaf and Muicovado Sugar,
Bohea and Congo Tea,
Bohea and Hyfon Tea by the chest or smaller quantity.
Black Pepper, by the doz. or lb.
A genteel assortment of the best English Double Flint
Glass, confining of quart, pint and half pint decan
ters,
Lemon Bowl Wine Glasses,
Freemason do.
Tumblers of different sizes,
Some Queen's Ware, and
A few pieces of Irish Linens and Brittanias.
Belt India Nankeens by the piece or quantity*
Also a few Breeches Patterns.
Wanted to H IR E,
A Good C O O K@
Either Man or Woman.
Also, A HOUSE MA 18.
Enquire of thePrinter.
W" A" S O ST
The beginning of this Week.
POOR WILLS POCKET ALMANACK (for this
present year) bound in leather in which was two LOT
TERY TICKETS, some papers, &c. of no use to any
person but the owner. Whoever has found the above, and
will deliver it to John Young, at Hamilton and Son, To
bacconists, in Second street near Market street, frali rec
ceive THIRTY DOLLARS Reward.
N. B. The Tickets will be of no service to any, as
the owner has ftopt them in the Office.
July 14-
WAS TAKEN UP TrefpaJfmg,
In the Northern Liberties, on the lit infant.
A Bay FILLEY, with a small star in her forehead,
between 12 and 13 hands high, rising 3 years old,
appears to have been halter broke. The owner by pro
ving his property and paying charges, may have her a
gain, by applying to
July 10, 1780; JOHN VANDEREN, Jun.