The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-05-08 00:00:00, page 4

EXCELLENT Bordeaux CLARET, in bottle and
nogfheads, Brandy in anchors and best long
Coikt, just arrived in the brig Minerva, captain Bai
lee, and to be SOLD by—
Hewes & Anthony,
The north fie o Chefnut Greet wharf:
WHERE MAY BE HAD,
Superfine Broadcloths, Laval Linens, a
variety of Mullins, Gauzes, and Brands in Hodlheads,
And a variety of HOLLOW WARE :
Confiding of Pots, Kettles, Skillets, Pans, &:c. &c.
^HOMTS LEIPER,
TOBACCONIST,
In Water-Greet, the seventh door above Market Greet,
Manufa&Hreß and Sells,
Scotch Snuff,
High-Toast ditto,
Pigtail and Plug Tobacco;
All of which, he is warrantable in faying, are of the
Gift Qualify.
TOBACCO and SNUFF Manufactory.
Joseph Few,
Has removed to the corner of Spruce and Water-streets,
in the house formerly occupied by Mr. Thomas
Leiper, where he Manufactures and Sells, wholesale
and retail,
PLUG, Pigtail, Leaf and Spun, Carrot
Tobacco, Scotch and Rappee Snuff erf the firft
quality and at the lowest rates.
To BE SOL D, BY
Nixon & Fofler,
At their STORE in Pine-Greet, between Front and
Penn Greets,
A Variety of Merchandize, viz.
LIN ENS of different kinds,
Sheeting Linens, 3-4. and ell-wide, from is. to
6s. per yard,
Diaper, Furniture Checks, and Thread of different
kinds,
Bed ticking,
Everlastings, black, blue, pink and green,
Broadcloths,
An Assortment of English Files,
Ditto Hinges,
White Lead,<
Red ditto, ) ground in oil,
Yellow Oaker,'
Weft India Rum, of the best quality,
French Bandy,
Bohea Tea,
English Glass in whole and half boxes, 8-10, 7-9, and
11-13. March 20.
Onfray Painniere,
At his Store in Water-street, below Walnut-street, has
for Sale,
A Variety of Dry Goods,
lately imported in the last Vessels from France.
WHEREAS Mr. Guiller de Mondoucet,
a French gentleman from Nogent le Rotron,and
foppofed 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
laid Mr. Guilder, to inform Messrs. LACAZE and
MALLET, merchants in Philadelphia, by letter or
others ife, what is become of him, whether he be dead
or living. All information concerning the laid Mr.
Guillier will be thankfully received, by
Phibd. Feb. 4. LACAZE and MALLET.
Lacaze and Mallet,
At their STORE in Water-street, between Arch and
Race-streets.
Have for Sale, an Elegant
Assortment of Dry Goods,
Latel* Imported in the last Vessels from France:
Also, Good English Mufquets.
Upper Hanover, Philadelphia county, April 26, 1783.
TV HEREAS the subscriber did give
two separate Obligations, each of them for ths
sum of tool, (the firft of them being payable May 27,
then next ensuing, and the other May 27, 1784) unto
PHILIP NEISE, formerly of said place, but now of
the county of Bucks; and whereas the said Philip
Neile has not fulfilled the engagement for which he re
ceived the laid obligations: therefore I forewarn all
pcifons from taking an assignment on Laid obligations ;
as 1 am determined not to pay any part thereof, unless
compelled by law PETER MILLER-
Two small Tenements, with an
acre and ahalf of GROUND, upon the river Schuylkill,
*o be LEASED. Enquire of the Printer. March 26.
Pbuadelpb%: Rrmtea and Sold by DA7ID C CIAYPnn ▼ p • =- 7 r
z ^. ^^^ IFO o^h, in Market-Street.
Just Imported in the Cutter Charming Molly, captain
Bateman, from Oftend, and the Cutter Two Bro
thers, captain Major, frem Dover, and to be SOLD
by
Samuel Inglis & Co.
HYSON, Souchong, Congo and Bohea Tea, in
whole, half and quarter chests, an aflortment cf
English Nails and Hardware, Ship-Chandlery,
crates of Queen's Ware, Geneva, Lead in pigs, Small
Shot, a large assortment ; Pepper, Nutmegs, Cordage,
a complete Invoice of Sadlery-Ware, British and Rus
sia Sailcloth, Nankeens, &c. &c.
The Cutter Charming Molly,
and Big VULCAN, Captain RODEZ, will fail for
James-River, Virginia, in Bor 10 day . For freight
or pafLge apply as above. May 5.
Haym Solomons,
BROKER to the Office of Finance, and to the Consul
General of France, at his Office in Front-street,
between Market and Arch-Greets, BUYS and SELLS
on Commission.
_ANK Stock, Bills of Ex
change on France, Spain, Holland, and other
parts of Europe, the Weft Indies, and inland bills, at
he usual commission He Buys and Sells
Loan-Office Certificates, Con
tinental and State Money, of this or any other Gate,
Fa, matter and Quartermaster Generals Notes ; theft and
every other kind of paper tranfa&ions (bills of ex
change excepted) he will charge his employers no more
than ONE HALF FER CENT on his Commission,
He procures Money on Loan
for a Giort time, and gets Notes and Bills difeounted.
Gentlemen and others, residing in this state, or any
of the united Gates, by fending their^orders to this Of
fice, may depend on having their business tranfa&ed
with as much fidelity and expedition, as if they were
themselves present.
He receives Tobacco, Sugars, Tea, and every other
fort of Goods to Sell on Commission ; for which pur
pose he has provided proper Stores.
He flatters himfelf, his affidu
itr, punctuality, and extensive conneaions in his busi
ness, as a Broker, is well established in various parts of
Europe, and in the united Gates in particular.
All perlons who fliall please to favour him with their
business, may depend upon his utmost exertion for their
interest, and
Part of the Money advanced, if required.
N. B. Paymaster-General's Notes taken
as Cash for Bills of Exchange.
BROKERS OFFICER
By Isaac Franks,
In Front-street, two doors below the Coffee House,
Where all foreign and domestic Negociations, incident
to the various branches of this Office, are tranfa&ed
upon truly moderate and liberal terms. The ut
most secrecy, candor and fidelity to the interest of
his Employers, will be found (as usual) the leading
principles, on which he means to eftabhfh the confi.
dence and approbation of a difeerning Public.
He BUYS and SELLS
Bills of Exchange upon France,
Spain, Holland, or any part of Europe, the continent
of America, or Weft-Indies.
Officers Notes, Loan-Office Certificates, negotiated
on the best terms.
Money procured upon fucb interest and security as
mail be agreeable to the parties, either for a month or
year.
Promiffary Notes and Bonds difeounted or fold.
Merchandise of every fort disposed of upon the most
advantageous terms, for which he has proper Gores
provided.
Houses and Lands bought, fold or mortgaged.
Continental and State Money, of this or any other
state, bought or fold.
Whenever sudden Emergencies require Money to
be raised upon any paper Security, Merchandise or
Produce, every effort will be used to accomplish it on
the best terms, by applying as above : where the ut
most attention will be paid to the interest of all those
who may favour him with their business, and nothing
left undone that can possibly be effeded by Fidelitv
Care and Dispatch. Jan.
TO BE SO L D, A
Pair of excellent well broke Horses
Suitable for any carriage whatever : Likewise
Several other HORSES and MaRES,
Fit for the carriage or fiddle ; all in good OrdeZ
Enquire of the fubicriber in Fifth-ftreet, two doors
above Arch. Greet. WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
tyHEREAS Elizabeth Marshall, wife
of the subscriber, has left his house, and other
wise ill treated him: this is therefore to forworn ?||
persons from trusting her on my account, as 1 will pay
no debts of her contrasting from this date. ''
. THOMAS MARSHALL.
Darby township, April 23, 1783.
Lamb and Checkley,
In Second-street, one door above the north
east corner of Market-street,
HAVE FOR SAL E,
BEST English steel-plated Mill-saws,
Crosscut ditto,
Tenen ditto,
Common Hand ditto.
Mill, crosscut, hand-saw and polishing Files,'
Horse and other Rasps,
Knives and Forks,
Penknives and Cutteaus,
Padlocks,
Round and square Roman Waiters, ofdifi
ferent sizes,
Japanned Candlesticks,
Brass Nails,
English White Lead, ground in oil.
Chalk by the cask,
Gun-Powder,
Seine Twine,
Barcelona Handkerchiefs.
I ogether with a Variety of other Arti
cles; which they will dilpofe of on the
inoft reasonable terms. April 8.
-TO-BE L D,
( And entered on immediately )
THAT pleaf^tly situated HOUSE and GARDENS
in the city of Burlington, Weft New-Jersey, on
mat well known and beautiful /pot, called Green-Bank,
on the river Delaware; it is a commodious two ftorf,
double, brick house, a good kitchen, Gables, coach
nouft, corn, hay, waggon, wood, fmoak and spring
houses, a pump of good water in the yard, the LoG
in depth from the water to Pearl-Greet, is 3 66 feet, by
73 feet wide on ditto; the whole, except what the
buildings occupy, is a compleat garden, abounding
ing with all kinds of the most choice fruit, herbs, flow
&' ' * c ° F ° r Particulars apply to
^J^^^ AND ° LPH > ? n Philadelphia, or JO
mifes "°°""''"°' esquire, adjoining the pre
r™™'^ PLANTATION in East New-Terfey,
fiuate at Mufquito-cove, on Tom's-river, containing
about 35 o acres, the gre,teft part whereof is excellent
fait meadow ^h a Lame dwelling house, salt-works,
a I°° A fi^'ry, &Ci A number of Surveys of
good Cedar Swamp, lying on different branches of said
river, known by the names of Devenport, Wrangle
brook, &c. &c. For particulars apply to
BENJAMIN RANDOLPH, \ Executors of
in Philadelphia, or ) James Ran-
TOBIAS HENDRICKSON, \dolph, late of
in East New-Jerky, JNew Jersey.
„ Philadelphia, April 21.
rh;rty Dollars Reward.
RVaA WAV ? r ° ra the subscriber > an Apprentice
, LAD named JACOB KATTS, about 20 year#
ab °ut 5 feet Bor 9 inches high, has a blue
mark down his forehead, ty trade a shoemaker : he
took with him a dark brown coat and jacket, dark
brown corduroy breeches, Nankeen jacket and breeches
white finikin jacket, a pair white cotton and a pair
brown thread flockings, one ^hite and two homespun
f P air ° frew pumps and a pair of boot,, a large
^° r "' ' a ? d '" " o!ki 'T tools; he speaks flow.
^ hoever takes up the said Apprentice, and brines
him to me, in Arch-street, Gi,ll have the above Re
ward, paid by me, MARTIN BISH.
Six Dollars Reward.
WHEREAS a certain PATRICK MURPHY.
^liar, PENDERGRAST, who lodged in the
house or the subscriber, in Water-street
near Almond Greet, made his escape yesterday after
noon, after he was apprehended for dealing a quanti
„ of CLOATHS from two other lodgers in the house.
He psfles for a sailo r , is about 5 feet 6 inches high, a
?""' of a middle age: Had on a brown jacket
^ith long tow trowfers. Whoever takes hira up and
ficures him, s o that the Cloaths may be recovered
and the Thief brought to justice, shall have the above
reward, paid by E. EVIT, April 19.
TOBE SO L D,
A Negro Wench, She will foie
Either Town or Country. —Enquire of the
Printer.
Wants a Place, as a Clerk or
Assistant in , Store or Office, a Person that can be well
recommended. Enquire of the Printer. April 19.
Wanted immediately,
A S^ber, ho^ft, middle aged WOMANS 'to take
°1 ch ' d . r . en and d ° the work of a small f,mi
y, that can be well recommended : Such a perfonX
hear of employment by applying to the Printer. May J