The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-04-17 00:00:00, page 4

Tit? heautifu!, high blooded, bight-bay
STALLIO N,
E C L I P S E,
11%,!LL COVER tb's feAfon, at Point no-Po ; nt,
™§' co tb* Wm, late the property of Robert Hop
kon, decea ed. He is ful fiteen hands and an | inch
b^h, entir ly foe from hi nfrfh, and well marked ;
bred from F^rnought and Herod, and out of a Joni
'pr fra,-. Fer beauty, carriage and freed, it is (up
poied that no horse on the continent excels him; now
rising file years old, and in fine orders His pedigree
will be given to titofe who fend their mares. The
prue is Three Pounds and a Crown for each mare.
G.wd grata and careful attendance given to mares on the
fa-m. The money to be paid when the mare is covered.
JACOB BATES.
N B He will he (hewn on'm^ket d ys (if the wea
ther proves fin*) at the Coffee house. Eclipse wag al
loved to covet only twenty mares last feaion, all of
which are +ith foal except one. March go.
Cumberland county March 3, 1,83.
SOME time in the latter part of the year 1780, a
certain William Lappin left a young Mare COLT,
then about 6 months old, with the fubferiber, since
which time (he has been claimed by a certain Samuel
M'Qritty ; and as neither of them has yet come for
her, thefs are to give notice to either of the above
mentioned persons, to come, prove their property, pay
charges and take her away, otlierwife (he will be fold
for her expences, by me, DANIEL WRAY.
^^^9^ ^X(^^
IJAMES NEWPORT,!
% DISTILLER, ^
^ At his STORE in Front-street, above Arch- w
^ ftreat, the second building above the Bank- &
^ Meeting,
^ Has by Wholesale and Retail, on very *
reasonable Terms,*
A I% JEST-India Rum, Anifsed Water, *
Vy Country ditto, Clove ditto,B
± Brandy, Orange ditto,a
jq[ Gin of excellent quality, Cinnamon ditto,!
^ Peach, Apple, and Rye Pepper Mint ditto, !
^, Spirits, Allfours,
0 And SPIRITS of WINE, proper for raising
the proof of rum or any other spirits; and is ,
also fit for medecinal uses. He has fine flavoured *
g Rum Colouring.
^ N. B He makes good Allowance to Country z
❖Dealers and Town Store-keepers, who may al- ^
ways depend upon the Goodness of his distilled )%
@ Liquors.^
* The highest Price given forempty GIN CASES, fl
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Imported in the last Vessels from France
And TO BE SOLD By'
P. 1). Robert,
In Water-street, three doors above M^ket-ftreet for
Cash or Bills of Exchange on France'
SUPERFINE Broad
cloths,
Spotted narrow ditto,
Second Cloths,
Worked jacket and bree
ches Patterns,
SwanfkinF,
Bain, striped and corded
Piufh,
Black, white, clive, red
and grey Prunellas,
EvarUfting and Sattinet,
Black and dove coloured
Tammies,
Wide, narrow, spotted &
plain Berrigans,
Serge D aim',
Crapes,
Ginghams,
Green, buff, purple and
blue Caffimvis,
Plain and spotted Sdefia,
Plain and striped Caliman.
coer,
Plain and spotted Durants,
Plain & striped Camblets, 1
Priced; Stuffs, I
RAN-AWAV from the fubferiber, in the borough
of Lancaft^r, on the 23d instant, an Apprentice
BOV, named JOHN FRANEV, about 18 years
of age, by trade a Shoemaker: Had on and took with
him a blue and white cotton striped ccattee, a a(h co
loured bnfey jacket with sleeves, a pair of light blue
breeches and jacket, a new felt hat, a pair of whitish
ribbed w^rfted (lockings mixed with a little blue.
Whoever takes up and secures said Apprentice, so that
his matter m*y have him again, (hall have the above
reward and reasonable charges, paid by
Lancaster, March 24. JOHN HAMBRIGHT.
The high Bred, imported Horse,
BAY RICHMOND,
WILL COVER at Mr. Joseph Ogdon's, at
the Miidle ferry on Schuylkill, at THREE
GUINEAS a Mare, the season. April io.
Pbdac.%% Printed and Sold byDAVID C. CLATPOOLE, in Marhet-St^et.
Four Dollars Reward,
Hairbines,
Flanders Linens,
Holland and Laval ditto,
Creas, Dowlas,
Bed ticking,
Cambrick and Lawns,
Millonet and Catgut,
Plain and corded Dimity,
Printed cotton and linen
Handkerchief,,
White Thread,
Men and womens silk
Gloves,
Embroidered & tambour
ed silk Vest Patterns,
Black and coloured silk
Hose,
A good Assortment of link
and catgut Buttons,
Tin in barrels,
An Assortment of Writing
Pa per, °
Fowling Pieces,
Horse Pistole,
Packet ditto,
Twine.
Philip Lebeau,
farrier from France,
Living at Mr. Gray's, near the Three Crowns Tave'rn
in South-street, between Front and Second-streets '
CA N cure all diseases incident" to horses and other
cattle: he likewise gelds horses and fpa,s mares
He requires no money till the cure is performed.
Lamb and Chec^/ey,
In Second-ft reet, one door above the north
east corner of Market-street,
HAVE FOR SALE,
pEST English steel-plated Milkfaws,
Crosscut ditto,
Tenen ditto,
Common Hand ditto,
Mill, crosscut, hand-saw and policing Files,
Horse and other Rasps,
Knives and Forks,
Penknives and Cuxteaus,
Padlocks,
Round and square Roman Waiters, of dif
ferent sizes,
Japanned Candieflicks,
Brass Nails,
Englifli White Lead, ground in oil.
Chalk by the cask,
Gun-Powder,
Seine Twine,
Barcelona Handkerchiefs.
1 ogether with a Variety of other Arti
cles ; which they will dilpofe of on the
most seasonable terms. April 8.
Richard Footman,
Has for SALE, at his STORE in Second street, a
few doors below Market-street, a frefh
Have fcr SALE, at their STORE in Water-street
two doors from Chefnut-ftreet,
A Variety of Dry Goods,
Just Imported in ihe Ships Intriped and Ccn^reG
SUPERFINE Broadcloths,
Second ditto,
Embroidered Buttons, Mforted,
Sattins, Mantuas, black Mode and Perfans
Ribbons and silk Stockings,
Womens white Kidd Gloves,
Scented Pomatum, Hatts,
Mullin, Cambricks, Lawns, black Everlasting,
Cotton Marseilles Quilts, Chintzes, Dimities, Sheeting,
A quantity of Book# for a surgeon, and instruments
of forgery.
Also, Virginia and Maryland Tobacco.
Brunot & Marey,
At their SHOP in Walnut street, near the corner of
Second-street,
Have just OPENED a very Elegant
Assortment of Perfumery,
Imported from France, which they are now SELLING
on very reasonable terms. March z 9.
BEST fop-rfine and
middling Broadcloths,
the most fashionable
colours,
White and fpottedSwan
fkins,
Striped Cottons,
Cotton Checks,
Thread and cotton Hole,
Marseilles Quilting,
Silk Mitts,
New fafhion cotton Shapes,
Moreen and cotton Gown
Patterns,
Paris work printed Hand
kerchiefs,
Jacconet and gauze bor
dered ditto,
Scotch Threads,
Bobbins and Taper,
Clouded Mantuas,
Luteftrings,
Brussels Laced Luteftringt,
India Sattins,
N. B. Goods received for Sale on Commis
sion, as usual. March 26.
Assortment of Merchandize,
Imported in the last Vessels from Europe, viz.
An elegant Assortment of Silks.
Mercier & Carre,
ALS O, Belt Hyfon TEA.
Pins and Needles,
Childrens Morocco (hoes
and Pumps,
Womens caiimancoe Shoes
White and brown Russia
Sheeting,
Russia Duck,
Britannias,
Laval Linens,
Bedticking,
Six quarter book Muslins
and Humhums,
Fine Ipriged Muslins,
Cambrick and Lawns,
Light and dark ground
Calicoes and Chintzes,
India Chintzes,
Cyprus, trimming and
1 nett Gauzes,
IRibbons,
Black, green and cloth co
loured ell-wide Persians,
Black Modes,
Sattins, Mantuas, &c, &c.
FO R SA L F,
SUNDRY TRACTS of L AND in the cauniv of
Cumberland and fate of Per.nfylvar.ia, viz. Two
Trails of Land in Middle ten township, one mile
from the town of Cnlifle, both sides of Cancdoquenit
creek, known by the name cf the Cain Lands; upon
whicn there is a compleat merchant mill with two wa
fer wheels; the mill house of done compleatly built,
two stories high, 5 x by 42 feet in the clear; the water
wheels are both within the house topreven't the froftt
' r ° m injuring them in cold weather; adjoining the mill
there is a large stone building created for a distillery;
on thofs traas there is two hundred and fifty acres of
clear land, fifty acres of meadow in excellent order, and
fi'ty more can be made at a trifling expence; there is
buildings and out-houses to accommodate three fami
lies on different parts of the land. '/
Two other Tracts two miles from Carlifle, in the
township aforefaid, containing seven hundred acres ; on
those trafts there is but one tenement, a young orch
ard of gafted fruit. This trad is situated so as to afford
three divisions.
One other Tra& adjoining the town of Carlifle; con
taining four hundred and fifty acres, with sixty acres
of clear land; this will suit dividing into lots, to ac
commodate such of the inhabitants of the town as may
chufe to purchase.
One other Tr?& four miles from Carlifle.
One other Tra& situate upon the Provincial road,
leading from Carlifle to Virginia and Pittsburgh, four
teen miles from ,he former, containing five hundred
acres, with two small improvements, known by the
name of Butler's Trod, or the Rich Lands.
Sundry Lots in and adjoining the town cf Califte,
and Tracts of Land in the townships of Rye, Green
wood, Farmanaugh, Derry and Armaugb.
Any persons who are possessed of lands near this ci
ty, and ditpofed to enlarge their property by exchange,
may be advantageously accommodated. The fubferiber
will attend at Carlifle from the 15th of April until the
15th of May, to (hew the premites and make known
the terms. If not Sold by the 15th of May will be
Rented for a term of years.
March 26. EPH. ELAINE.
Two small Tenements, with an
acre and abalf of GROUND, upon the river Schuylkill,
to be LEASED. Enquire of the Printer. March 26.
John & William Montgomery,
HAVE FOR S AL E,
At their STORE in Writer-street, between Market
and Arch fleets, and nearly opposite the Old Fsrry.
9 by 111'
7by 'nEnglifh Window Glass,
6 by
Weft-India Rum,
Molasses,
White and brown Havanna Sugars,
Mufeovado ditto,
Coffee, Tea,
Also, A quantity cf Firkin Butter and Burlington
rPork' April,
Lacaze and Mallet,
At their STORE in Water-street, between Arch and
Race-streets.
Have for Sale, an Elegant
Assortment of Dry Goods,
Lately Imported in the last V<ffels from France:
Also, Good English Mufquets.
French Army Bills of Exchange,
At THIRTY Days Sight,
FOR SALE, BY
John Chaloner.
Made and Sold by the Subferiber
Wholesale and Retail,
TIN-Ware, Frying-Pans:
ly fi^fo:^'^^ ^d F% fi % ""-
JOHN BATES, in Third-faet,
frl A L '°T ° f GR °UND situate on the south
of Market street, 20 feet front and 3 06 feet deep,
^l% col. Proctor's lot and a lot formerly occupy
ad by John Cunningham, to be fold. Erqui r e a 8
above# March 20.
VF/HEREAS Mr. Guiller de Mondoucet,
VV a French gentleman from Ncgent Ie Rotrou,and
supposed to be now on the continent of North- Ameri
ca, is become heir to a very considerable Fortune in
France, by the demise of his parents : This is to de
sire any person or p rfons who may have heard of the
said Mr. Guilder, to inform Messrs. LACAZE and
MALLET, merchants in Philadelphia, by letter or
otherwise, what is become of him, whether he be dead
or living. All information concerning the said Mr.
Guilder will be thankfully received, by
LACAZE and MALLET.
Philadelphia. Feb. 4, 1783.