The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-11-30 00:00:00, page 4

bUFF, moufe-colour
h and mixt lupeifiile
Igroadcloths,
White, brown and blne
. coloured second Cloths,
Grey and brown Iborg
Plaine,
London brown, scarlet,
white and striped Cassi
, ,mers,
London brown, striped,
pu ple, and a variety of
sorest cloths,
Buff, blue, green, cloth
coloured & white Plush,
Green, scarlet, blue and
cloth coloured fine Plush
fashionably ribbed,
Black Corduroys,
Grey, white, blue and
brown twilled Coatings,
Back Everlastings,
Serge Denims and Serge
Dejean,
Black, scarlet, purple,
green, blue and buff
Prunellas,
puroons,
A variety of corded and
plain Worsteds, suitable
for gentlemens breeches
patterns,
A variety es silk jacket and
breeches Patterns,
Dimity, corded and plain,
White, brown, olive and
blue Serges,
Minorca Serges,
White Flannels,
Blue and brown Baizes,
White Swanfkin,
Shalloons of every colour,
Mens and womens word
ed and cotton H-fe of
various colours,
Purple, green and cloth
coloured Crapes,
Cinnamon, dove colour,
black and cloth colour
ed, blue, changeable,
clouded & striped Man
tuts of diff rent patterns,
A eautiful aff~rtm p ne of
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Marseilles Quilting,
Black, light and dark, blue,
buff, g r een, cloth and
cotton Callimancoes,
Black ell-wide P rfions,
White, blue, garnet and
striped Sattins,
B/ack, white ml blue half
Sattins,
Blue and black Modes,
A few pieces of beautiful
Brocades,
Buc and black Sarfnets,
Black, blue, white ai d
Agrees India Taffeties,
n assortment of fi/k
Gauzes, Kentings and
Catgut,
• Mufl ns tamboured,
Elegant ditto dit. Aprons,
$ eleton and cap Wire,
Blue, claret, cloth colour
and black Cambists,
Pink, brown and black
Durants,
, Black and scarlet Princess
Stuffs,
Black, white, blue, brown
and Ipotted Jeans,
JOHN KEAN,
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tetf £CT^©ls^^m
A'thi SPINNING WHEEL, on he Corner of
Market and Third ftr^f, a treth ^nd general Ai
fortm«nt of MERCHANDIZE, which he will fell,
Wholesale and Retar, on the mod reasonable
lams, viz.
JOHN KEAN returns his most grateful Thanks to
thole who have generously favoured him with their
CuGom, and begs leave to assure them— That constant
Atendance, Industry in procuring the heft and cheap
est Gooes, with every Inclination to give general Sa
tisf.aim, Shall be exerted to merit a Continuation of
their Favours.
PbikukWia^ Printed and Sold by DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE, in Market Street.
Damafeus,
Blue, buff, scarlet, cloth
colour, black, green and
spotted Sattinets,
A large quantity of Bar
colons Handkerchiefs,
Mens brown Holland
Gloves,
Ladies white and black
lace Mils,
Caffimers, light, dark and
blue,
Haerlem Stripes,
Manchester Cottons,
Back Ruffeli,
Rose coloured Tabby,
Nonfoprettics,
Burdie,
White and black Gauze
Hankerchiefs,
Printed Linens,
7-8 and yard wide Tick
lenhurg,
Sail Duck,
Mens, womens and child
rens English leather
Shoes,
A large affortmert of fine
Thread, Lace, Edgings
and Trolly,
Gloves and Mi's,
Coar/e and fine C-mbricks
and Lawns,
Silk, kentirg, linen and
cotton Handkerchiefs of
every pattern and co
lour,
Irish, Dutch and French
Linens,
Bag Holland,
Broad and narrow Riflia
Sheetings,
Dowlafs,
Lavals,
White and brown Sheet
ing,
Fl wered & milnet Lawns,
Milnet lawn handkerchiefs,
Sewing Silks of all co
lours,
Threads of every colour
and fineneft,
Plain and striped Muffins
coarft and fine,
T ift of different colours,
Mans coarse HMe and
Gloves,'
Cambists,
Durants,
Rattinets,
Plated and gilded Buttons,
St Stock Buckles,
S Iver Locket Buttons of
various patterns,
Tapes,
Watch Chryftals and
Springs,
B ack and white narrow
; and broad Lace,
B ng Is and Ginghams,
An assortment of Rib
bands,
Ink-Powder,
Pets,
Iron Skillets,
Copper Coffee- Potts and
Skillets,
Rials Candlesticks,
Catt Boxes,
Window Weights,
Bake Stones, &c.
Philberts and Almonds by
the bag.
Philadelphia, November if, „h.
A ROBBER Y.
LAST FRIDAY evening the HOUSE of the sub
scriber, about a mile above Krofington, wes rob
bed by a company of armed men,, of the follow
ing ARTICLES, viz. A fine gold watch, chafed, cap
ped and jewelled, maker's name Thomas Wagftaff,
London, No. 6613, the chafing represents Abraham's
servant and Rebecca meeting at the well, with the ca
mel?, pitcher, &.\had a steel 'hook and chain ; a Grait
bodied silver put mug, hammered foot and handle, with
the Hall and Tow^r stamp (U 3 pl^e ; ) a silver ta^
spoon, damped W. Gilbert, New-Yo.k, marked I EM
B
in a cypher ; one ditto, marked T E; fix silver tea
fpons♦ several pair of buckles, a light handy gun,
masked on the butt Z D. feverai remnants of fine bob
land, linens, some m<n and womens eloathing, and
light articles of value, also about thirty crowns and
dollars in specie. Their commander or captain was a
white man, about 5 feet 8 inches hgh, thin visage,
(hort brown hair, and wore a line coating geat cort,
and white vest ; another was a yellow negro or mulatto,
(tout and well fit, wore a blue jacket and trowfers ; a
nother was a black, big negro, with a blue j cket and
trowfers ; fonie others were white, but avoided being
much fetn. Whoever apprehends the THIEVES, so
that they be brought to justice, firall have FIFTY
DOLLARS REWARD, and FIFTY more fcr the
Goods, or in proportion lor any part, paid by
WILLIAM BALL.
One Lot on the north fide of Saffafrafs ftr^t, bound
ed by Twelfth and Thirteenth-ftreeti, 192 feet deep
on each, containing the fame quantity as the ether
lot, in good fence and clover, &c.
One Lot on the weft fide of Fourth Greet, b< tween
Walnut and Chefnut Greets, 100 feet on Fourth-Greet
and 125 deep, with a is and a half fest alley from Wal
nut Greet, up the back end, to accommodate it for
coach-house and Gables, &c.
One Three Story Brick House, on the east fide of
Fifth - Greet, the second door from the corner, above
Arch street, with Brick Stables, and Stalls for ten hoi fef,
now ih the tenure of William Davidson.
One Two Story Brick House on the north fide of
Arch-Greet, the second door from the corner below
Fifth-ftreet, in the tenuieof William Brooks.
Two Three Stcry Bri<k Houses on the south fide
of Arch-street, the second and third doors from the
corner, ab<ve Front street, in the tenure of Valentine
Smith and Michael Gatts.
The House in which he now lives, on the north fide
of Cheinut dreet, between Third and Fourth-Greets,
either with 0 without coach-house and ftablcs for four
horses. For further particulars apply to
Nov 4. BENJAMIN RANDOLPH.
TH E lubferiber intending to leave this state, <e
qarfts the faveur of all thole who have any de
mand, again ft him to bring in their accounts, in order
to their being adjufled and paid; and all thole who
are any way indebted to him, are requeued to pay the
fame by the 15th February next ; as after that day,
what remains unfetded will be put into the hands of an
attorney at law and justice of the peace.—
Also for SALE by the Subscriber, the following
LOTS and HOUSES,
in the city, viz—Ont Lot, situate on the south fide
Vine street, bounded by Ninth and Tenth-ftretts, on
the eaG and weft, 192 feet deep on each, containing a
bout two acres.
Forty Dollars Reward.
RA N-A WAY last June from the fubicriber, A
NEGRO WENCH, named PHOEBE, i, about
28 or 30 years of age ; (he is lofty, remarkably full facets
has a forbidding countenance, and meft people take her
for a Mulatto: ffie took with her a lust , fat Female
Mulatto CHILD, between two and th,ee years old,
named FLORA ; the was fern the day after she went
away near the Draw-bridge; it is needlefe to describe
her eloathing, she having different changes of her o*n„
beside sftsaling many things belonging to the family;
it is very probable she will get conveyed to the Jerfep,
as flit was brought up part of her time near Salem, or
some place on Salem creek, and lived last in Spring
field, Burlington county ; no doubt she will attempt to
pass for a free woman, part wih her child and change
their names, in order to effect her escape ; there is
great reason to imagine that she and the child has been
ferreted by some people in th s city, in order that they
might escape ; (he has been advert fed ever finer she
went off, with only Eight Dollars Reward, imagining
that she would have been secured in a few days. To*
above Reward will be paid to any p:rfon that will only
give information where she and the child is, so that
they may be had,or Thirty Dollars for the Wench anti
Ten for the Child, paid by
THOMAS CULLEN.
Philadelphia, Nov. 7th, 1,82.
N. B. The Child, when it was taken off, hada fear
down its right cheek, close by it ear, occafionedby its
falling on a andiron.
The Rainbow Tavern
To be L E T, and entered on Immediately.
A Large, convenient three story brick HOUSE
and a two story frame House adjoining, with a
Lot of Ground 240 feet in depth, situated in Second
ftreet, a little above the barracks. For terms enquire
of HENRY GURNEY, in the Northern- Liberties
Philadelphia, O&obsr 11, 1782.
For Privatecis and other armed Vessels, such as,
Rammers, Sponges, Worms and Ladles,
S'eep&ins, Prim ng-wires and Bitts, round and double
beaded Cannon Shot, mufkrt and cannon Cartridges,
musket and cannon Catridge Boxer, Budge Barrels,
Cutlsffes, Boarding Pikes, Poll Axes, Formers, Grape
Shot ready made up, Linftorks, False-sire Stocks,
Match R< pe, Sponge N i $, Powder Horns, Lanthorns,
Handcuffs, Spiking Millet?, Gunners Handspikes,
Brirnftone, Boathooks, MaYlingfpikes, Padlocks, Lamp
black, Linseed Oil Loglines and, Reels, Muskets and
Pistols, Oil Flints, Drums and Fifes, Twine, Marling,
Sail Needles and Palms, hand and deepfea Lines,
Hand Pumps, Tallow, Tar and Paint Brumes, Mops,
Tinder Boxes, Tin Quarts, Pints, Half pints, &c.
Black Jacks, Ceffee Pots, Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans,
Spoons, Diffies, Bowls, Platters, Mess Kidds and Cans,
Fryirgpans, Gridirons, Fl^flifoi ks, Ladles, Knives and
Fork 9, Sie lyirds, &c. of all forts, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO, Carpenters, Coopers and Ar
mourers TOOLS of all forts : With a great Variety
of ether Articles suitable for (hipping.
All Orders, for any of the above Articles, will be
carefully attended to and pun&ually complied with.
N. B. A genteel Family CARRIAGE, to be Sold,
hung 00 steel (prints, with Harness for two horses. It
has a Coach-box to fix for the driver on the outside,
which my be removed so as for the driver to set and
drive in the front of the carriage, which is made to
take out; it wII carry four grown persons end as ma
ny c ildren ; it is newly lined with leather.
Just Imported and to be Sold, By
Thomas Randall & Co.
In Front Greet, a few Do r rs above Markef-ftreer
WEST-India Rum by the hogfhead,'
Window G af* by the box,
Tin in cefka and boxes,
Pig Lead.
Also, Sugur, Ceffee and Tea.
Also, A Variety of DRY GOODS by the bale.
Imported in the last Vessels from France, and to be
SOLD by
Nixon & Foster,
At then STORE in Pine street, near Water street, a
compleat and large Affortmeot of the following
GOODS, viz.
WOOLLEN S S^h as
COARSE Broadciorfes, Shailoons, Serges, Costings,
Flannel, Blaskes, mens, bo, s and childrens
fine rubbed and plain worked Stocking,.
LINENS.—L+vaI, P nfr, Nonbat, Flandm and
hfh; Sheetings of different kinds, light Canvas and
Oznabrigs.
With a Variety of SILKS. Sipt. ,
r o be
SEVERAL ELEGANT
Ready Furnished Apartments,
and two large convenient Stores;
Aho, ASTABLE tb^t can contain 'four horfis; a
Coach House and a Hay-Loft. Erquire of the Printer.
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Fishing Tackle
Of all forts, for Ufa of either SEA 01RIVER,
MADE and SOLD
By Edward Pole,
In M& ket-ftreet, near the Coutt-houfe, Philadelphia,
Viz.
Red ceder, dogwood, hickory
and other fitting Rods, of various forts and sizes, either
plain or ringed; hair, silk and hemp Lines of any
length, either for fly, trolling or bottom fiffiing, all rea
dy fitted ; Deepfeas, for sea or river, compleat; Trim
mers for pike fitting; a variety of cork Floats, with
either swan or goose Quills; silk worms Gut, Weed
aid Indiengraf:; Leads of various patterns; best
watdi-fpring, kerb, end common Fining-hooks of all
fixes, either look or read, hung on silk, hair or Indian
graft ; casting Mennew, lending and icoop Notts ; with
a great variety of other Filing Tackle.
Any Gentlemen, going on parties of filhing, either
to Black-Point, fee, river or any other place, may be
compleatly furnifhed, or have Tackle made of any pat^
ticular kind or pattern, on a very short notice.
N. B. As he has a very general and compleat As
sortment of the very best kind of Fiffiing Tackle, he
flatters himfelf he is able to serve the Public with bet
ter Tackle, and cn as lew terms as any other in the
cit;•
Also, to be Sold, a Variety of
Military Stores,