The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1779-02-02 00:00:00, page 4

To be SOLD by Public Vendue,
Ac ilie Coffee-hou'% cn Saturday tue sixth o February
next, at five o'clock in the evening,
A VALU ABL E corner lot ot ground, whereon
are erected fix buildings, fi+uate on the weft fide
o' Front ft-eet and north fi eot Chriftian-fbeet, in he
d If. a of Southwark, fronting on Chriftirn fteet one
hundred aud .w^n.y eight feet, on which front ;re two
bri k houses eighteen feet each fiom, with two fto y
brick kitchens, one frame building sixteen feet frort,
two tioies high, with a vacant Itveil of said fr^me
ho ^, twenty feet front, and fronting on F nt-ftrett
bv^ry feet, on wiich front is erected a two-lt >r) brick
hou!e levrn-een fe t ront, and with its back buddings f
brick, and two stories hi,h, seventy feet deep ; on he
buck pat of laid large lot is likcwife er ^ted one large
'frame building two stories high, twent - r our by n ne
teen 'eer, built for a slaughter-house nd alm. It new,
and a brick building bunt for a imok r hou,, ten e*t
fix inches by nine feet fix inches, with a luge vacant
lo on the corner of tan' dDcribed to, fifV three feet on
Front street or l fifty three feet on Ci itti A ftieer: The
wr ole lubj & ! o a ground-rent of teven pounds curre -
Oy per annum. F>r further porticul; A vnd conditions
of Lie enquire of the fubferiber in buutnwark, where a
plan of tie whole in y be seen.
EDWARD BARRAT.
N. B. In laid Barrat's ultotiy is ayoungmig t bay
Mar?, about thirteen hands high. Th • owner p oving
property and oarincchres may have her ga.n. 6.
To be S 0 L D by Public Vendue,
O.i Tuesday the ninth day of Febiu- ,idt n', a Four
o'clock in the afternoon, on the pre i e
* ^ W O n-at well finifhed Dwelling-houses and Ven-
A due (lore, lituate on the corner of South and
Fmt if eers, containing forty feet oo Front-street nd
t irty fiefeet on Sou h-street, with a p-ved yar< fo r ty
stet long and twelve feet wide, ad the prtvil fe of a
pump of good wter near the back gate. For particu
lars apply to John and Chamless Hart, a laid ft " •
TO BE SOL I),
Co Tuesday the ninth day of February instant, at t'.e
late boufe of J feph Comely, in the manor Of More
l^d, oear Buffri town,
AHORSE, a C% all forts of HouOiold Gods
and Kitchen Furniture, Hay, &c. L kewT the
dy▼ dlowi .g will ne fold, at the rouses of John Bi k
and John Loughborough, a likely Negro Boy, fourteen
y-r of ge, hvihab the frail pcx, is mart and naive;
abb Hores, Cows, ten Hogs, H r ufh 11 and Kitchen
Furniture, Hay, /nd many other thugs too tedious to
m • ri». The 1 Ie to e, in at Ten o'clock on each
day. Seized and ob- fold by
GEORGE SMITH, Arent.
T O BE S } L D,
A RICHARD CARRY'S th fi n of ft B 'I
an D>g in Mark?: ipret, a ,ew doois from thf cor
'rt^cond-ft et,
Several dozens of Red Port W I N FL
To B^ SOLD BY
Efr uAUGULIIn and HAGAN,
At their Store on M trket Jreet wharf, formerly occupied
by Meffr.. ? hire anuMont. ornery, whole' Ie and retail.
\\7ESr INDIA aud French rum, muLovido fu<ir%
green and bohei tea, coffee, pepper, also a quantity
of heft tanner's oil, Ac.
N. B. Afew quarter casks o'Madeira Wine.
OFFICE for CONVEY ANC'NG and SALE
of REAL Lo FAI ES.
TO BR SOL D,
ANU MBER or Hu,° and Lots in and near .his
c.ty, P motions in the country, and a great q .rr
tit v of unimproved Tr"&s of Land in most of toe dif
ferent count es. For a more particular defeription o' the
a¥vc premdes am toe te ms of fal~, aoply to Edward
Bonsall and Abraham Shoemaker, at thi Oi
fi_e ^Fourth IF eu, b t'em Spruce and Pm streets,
and oop J ?tf t;c <n d ot Uuion-tfieet, where Deeds,
Mo v, g^, Bo Uis, Wills, and all other k : nds ot Writ
ing,- ^ dia n wi h the gte tell care, neatness aim dif
puch. and money let out it interest.
JAMES NEWPOR F, Uritiher,
Within lie next gate way below the Bench or G 1 8
tn rn, in rmrc-ftr^t, (being toe Dhtilkr, so -
m©E ccumed h y'' . Samuel Burge) has for Sale,
XIFA r nGi^ BRA 'DY,
KAbBEKRY .nm,
GENEVA,
A^GEEL WA'ER,
SPIRIT of WINE, (proper for railing low proof
liqoo$)
N B He informs bis customers that he keeps a con
stant ^ppy of t e awn :rri 1% wbi<h may at all
time, be leperd J on as <x client in quality ; and at
the 'owe# rates p.ffi % 24 t.
L. FISHER, Dentist.
Living in Fourth-street, between Race and Arch fireets,
opp ?fite trie new Germ n Church, Philadelphia.
^AK ES this method to inform the üblic, that lie
continues to practice the art of Dentistry in ail its
branches. Those persons who have had the mis ortuae
of iofing their teeth, by applying to him miy have teetu
ti ird planted or nTurri teeth grafted. Jie also cleans teeth
in the neatest manner, /nd fees artificial ones from a fina
le tdoth to a complex fe', which will look so natwral
th ttey c nnot e difamed from the true ones, lie has
given (efficient proof o his udgmert in this art both in
Nev VorK and this : ity
N. B He will wanton ladies and gentlemen who will
ple Xe to f vor him with taeir commands.
[PHILADELF HIA: Printed and Sold by JOHN DUNLAP, in Market-street.
LJUD to be SOLD,
IN H rford Cnun y, Maryland, ?t the mouth c Deer
Cr-tk, only two miles from a landing, where sea
v ffels have loaded, in Susquehanna River. One t a&
is patented for one thoulana acres, and one other ad
jlining to it for fix hundred ; they are both inch as m^y
be called good rich lands, and may be very eafi y and
conveniently divided cither into three or fix plantar ons,
ech of wiich will have good timber and wood land,
with very fine fprir^s of water on them, and ex .el
lent budding stone. There are convenient buses, and
four oicha ds of good fruit, with land cleared itiffirunt
t?make a lage crop of barley, corn, &c. Two or three
fields r- sown with wheat and rye, There are also on
the weft fie of the creek about ten or fifteen acres of
land, wth a dwelling house forty by eighteen feet, and
a ft me mill-house thirty fix by twenty-to' r feet, whue
a forge nd mil vis been, and tor conveniency of - large
merchant mil is inferior to very few, if any, having a
fine stream O: wt", d lying on a main road conveni
ent to most parts o' York County, nearer to navigation
for th? greatest part of tb.it county, than most places;
it is ac fr oN the riv.r, ?bout 2^ miles fr m Pedleboufin
and P q M ea Creek, and 35fi m Lancaster, furronnded
by a rieh waeat neighbiu hoed, about 6 miles frerra
Church or Ch?pe, an a still less dilfance from a Pres
byterian and (Qike Meeting-heafe. The premises may
be entered upon for spring c op, or y allowing to the
stock, n w there, the use of the pretent winter's p'evi
fiari . For further particulars apply to the fublcrrer at
Baitimure-Town.
THOMAS HARRIsO N.
Philadelphia January 5
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
CTOLE N, on the evening of the fourteenth instant,
° out of rhe h use of the fubferiber, at the corner of
Pne an' S-cond-ftrects, a TRUNK of GOODS,
containing the following articles, viz.
T ree plain sens hats, one 01 them almost new, the
other t^o have been worn and cleaned.
F u teen yards of light coloured thin French cloth,
cui in pieces of three and a halfyards.
Two pieces striped m flin, one of 10, the other 1€
,rrds.
Twelve p^irs womans fine cotton flockings.
One piece orown fitk grogram, containing 32 yards&
N^e pairs dove coloured womens silk gloves.
Ooe pir rm nsmilled wood n gloves.
Fou pieces dond lace.
O.u .piece pi k, and part rs a piece black taste.
A quarter f a pound f black feeing silk.
Hao a pound cloth coloured ditto. &
Sveral pairs o'fi k k ee garters.
Sev ralgoce w ue h k and white cotton lacds. And
i Y i. expected undry other articles that cannot id recoi
le&d
I C Good sh uild be offered for file by fufoiewus
persona, tis requ it d they rosy flopped until ihey can
be exa in:d. And any perlon that will g.ve intelli
gence, 10 that the goods ar< recovered, shall have the
a ve re ar% a.M so in proportion for any part that
mi be re overed, p id by
THOMAS FRANKLIN.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,
'r HE fubferiber was no sooner assisted to
A n onfrhis nte (h beng lam.-) than h wrs
p l d down, adwa oebetor h aked by a person
p el/n , which render d him in'enfibb, and in tha- c n
dit n wa robbed o' all his cth, to the amount of fifty
pounds odd, ilfo hi? po krt- ^ kof blu^ Turkey lea
thei, mounted Mrh favr aid wih.d with gold or lac,
in wr^ch was a penknife with a fiwr blade in oft end,
and a steel dale in the other; an a silver watch with
out the case, he :oi t -f the minute hand broke r ff,
an. a little broke off he Chita fteat thera+ch. Who
ever det^ffs the person or pedons who may < ffer them
for sale, or in whose hands they may be ound, ind fe
curs them in any gaol so that they ny be prof rated,
shall receive he above reward, or Ten Dollars for
either the w-tch or pocket book, and all r^aforcbm
c> ^9%, paid by JAMES M'MULLE T.
f~>AME to the plantation of the fubferiber in
4 Trediffrin townfllip, Qhefter county, a sorrel
MARE, fuppefed to be about 2 years old. The owner
is desired to come and prove his property, p y the.charges
and take her away, otherways the wil be fold to pay the
charges . JAMES BROWN
SIXTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.
OTRAYED on Mondiy the eleventh inst (Jaguar )
° trom the table of Abraham Mo er, in New-Provi
dence, allack Mare, win a snip in her face, hrnar
hind foot wnite, between fourteen a;d fifteen hands
high, trots and cantors well, and carries very high.
S id Mae is four years old past. Who ver will b ing
fai.l Mare to Abraham Moyer aforefaid, or to the sub
scriber living in Vin tent t^wnfhip, Chester county, shill
have the above reward and reafooable charges, pad by
JACOB HOFFMAN
WANTS A PLA C E,>
A WET NURSE, who can be wed recommended
'* for hon^ft- and sobriety. Enquire of the Printer.
NO W in pofleffion of the fubferiber, a
D I AMO\ D RING, fuppof dto be urjulty
gotten. Any person having fort Lid ring, proving
their property and paying charges, mty have it agin
by applying to the fubfciioer, in Secend-ftreet, near the
City Fa'ern
, JR REMIAH ANDREWS, Jeweller.
CAME to the plantation of th'e fubferiber in
Providence township, Philadelphia county, about
the Bth day of December lafl, a forr 1 MARE, fourteen
hands and a half high, about nine years old, very poor in
flefh. The owner is desired to come, prove his property,
pay charges and take her away.
VALENTINE SHAMBOUGH.
CAME to the plantation of JOHN COBBLE,
of F iffyunk townfllip, Philadelphia county, a black
M A R E, with four white feet, about 14 hands high, 6
years ®ld, a natural trotter; the owner proving property
and payng charges may have her, by applying to said *
JOHN 'COBBLE.
Jhz^v/CT 121-79
Philadelphia Count) January 13, 1779.
CA ME to the plantation of the fubferiber in
Lower Merion township, some time last July, a
flrange you^g BUL L, chiefly of a red colour. The
owner is desired to come, prove his property, pay the
charges and take him away. ISAAC TAYLOR.
C< A M E to the plantation of the fubferiber
, in Abin tonTowr flnp, Philadelphia County, two
red COWS. The owner is desired to come,prove his pro
perty, pay chafes and take them away.
THOMAS WEBSTER.
Jan I
C 1 AM E to the plantation of the fubferiber,
4 in Oxford townfh p, Philadelphia county, on the
tenth na, of November rft, a final! daik red C 0 W,
abou ten 01 eleven years old, no white on her, neither
Irnd nor ear mark ; the has a |iee of light brown
vo lien cloth sewed round her neck. TI e owner is de
fi ed to c? m, prove his property, ray charges and take
heraway !±AA^ EDWARD
To be SOL D by "Private Sale,
A WELL finished three dory brick houie, and
malt house, mdl house, counting house, stable and
coMhoufe ; may be entered upon the 14th of April next.
Likewise aleafe of a brew-house, with all utenfiis com
plex, and : two story dwelling-boule adjoining; nine
years and five months of the lease to come : Said brew
houfe and dwelling -house, with the mah-houfe, m^y be
entered u,on immediately. Congrels money of any
em fli^n, or Loan-Office Certificates, will be taken in
pay, or hard money. Fer further particulars enquire
of Samuel Moore, Brewer, in Southwark, who has
for fal , a t<w firkins 0 good counts, -made Butter.
To be SOLD at Private Sale,
A VALUABLE PLANTAT ON on Little
E/g-ufbuur River, Cnefnut Neck, having three
or four valuable fi ring places, with a large dwelling
houfe, barn, ft-bles and cb-v-houfe. Any person want
ing said plice may purchase houfhold goods, waggons,
plows, and teverai otteFthings fit for carrying on Farm
ing, b y applying to
MICAJAH SMITH.
CA M E to the plantation of the fubferiber,
in Aftoi township, Chester county, about the
tw at? -eighth of October laft,rdark brown Mare, about
tweve years old, (hod before, with a white bl?ze down
her face, and one white foot. As said Mare has been
advertized rn the news-papers and no owner appeared,
this is to givv notice, tha if the owner does not come
die will p fold in three weeks from this date for the colts,
January Ig. JAMES M'M I NN.
~T O — b'E'' S 0 D,°
A LIKELY NEGRO B DY, about fourteen
?fi r t.l e L qui r e of the Printer.
L OUND in rhe morning of the sixteenth
l mt (jaoua-) upon a ci.il u< or in Kerfin u,
a br'wn c- t with yenow buttons, and a j cket with
re- fi k breasts and linen h cki The owner % apply?,
ing to the fu scriber in K rfi zten rr^ have htn
ag ? n. L°ILN E ARJR_EN.
CA M Eto the plantation of the fubferiber,-
in C^'tenham township, a lew cays ago, a chel
nn Jorrel Hors, with a white mane and tail. The
owner is defied to come, prove his property, pay
charges an t ke him awav.
ithol % ^hmonth. BENJAMIN SHOEMAKER.
Plumftead, Bucks County, Nov. 2.
CAM E to the plantation of the fubferiber,
on Friday the second of October last, a black Mare,
about twelve or thirteen hands high, supposed to be
thr e rears o ! d pft The owner is drfiied to ccme,
prove property, pay charges, and take her away.
HENRY GADDES.
~W A N T E D,
A NEAT HOUSE, free from fmoak, near the
State-bou e. Any person having me to dispose of,
will hear of a tenant by applying to the Printer.
I O E S^OL D,
fr W O Teneme rts and three Lots in Southwark,
=containing in fr/nt one hundred and three feet, @md
in depth a^cut eighty feet. Enquire of George
Campbell, in Walnu' street, Philadelphia, ts.
"t"o BE SO LD,
A STOUT NEGRO WENC H, eighteen
yea # old, has had the small pox, very fit for town
or country. Any prfon wanting such a Wench may
fee her, and know the terms, by applying to Patrick
Byrne, in F^ont-ftreet, the corner of Walnut-street,
Philadelphia
AN Y Gentleman who writes a good and
neat han', and will undertake to tr?n(cribe a
manu/cri>t of about 80 pige, will find emp oyment
by applying immediately at Mrs. Norris's in Walnut
ftreA, the second door from the corner of Second
ftreet.
C)BE SO L D,
A TWENTY-SECOND PART of the ILLINOIS
PURCHASE. Enquire of Mr. Edward Fox,
at the Treasury Office in Titird-ftreet.