The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-08-21 00:00:00, page 4

Bache and Sbce
HAVE FOR $ A LF,
Cd A^.ul^jr&; striped, plain, dark and light
ao;e; B*rhCoding, blue, green white and mix
e N?, + , York(lire and Welch P^i^, yard
w de, 5-$ .a: •' 7-4 clare*, drab, blur, olive ,nd mixed
r! r , ciannrlt, oH-km, Linfies, 7-4 fcabt D tb's,
}• ;pe \ Drur^s, Cablets, V lv rets, black Ever-
Fbv/r^f^v Sorin, Am*rs, jeans, Chintz/s, Hard
ware,iron P tt% Spaceward Shovels, S oveb & Tongs,
c%m, O en, Frying nan*, Warming-pans, Sauce and
Sie.*, P.rr, drawn Iron for bobs, S ilcloth, bohea
T<, Cordage, h<ft Coniac Brandy, Geneva, Claret in
ha npers Stationary, an elegant A ffortment of Milli
rr,, Perfumery and- Druggf, fifhing and drepfea
Lines, 3eiw Tv ne, fret Iron, Nails, bar Iron, And
!r " and D>,,, &c. &C. Aug, 9.
John Barclay & Co.
Hive for SALE on the most reasonable terms, at their
)TOE in he Luth fide of Sjiuce ftrect wharff,
A large Afforment of Merchandize :
Among which are-—
CUPELFINE, Second and coarse Broadclo hs, Caffi
<> mars, blue and whita Kerley, Flanders Sheeting,
cottan and linen Checks, bordered and check
Hanck r nr's, mini Shirts, Flanders, royal and Pon
tvy L n-t, Miicilles Quitting, white, spotted and dy
es J?an, S^t<n,t, Dni^s, be-ges, Holland Tape,
blue, qreen, Join-coloured & bhek Paduafoy#, Velvets
a J Velvereti, fil^ Beeches patterns, Edgings, Lace#,
N edhs Window Gias, Hardware, Prints, Cordage,
E t rutone, Ma. d r, B r 1/ad, Queen's Ware in crates,
o;d R ri'h rod Mohei Wine in tierces, excellent Cla
r „t in cat's of 5 dozen, Florence Oil, Cappellire, La
va nder and Hon ary W#te?, &c. &%
Tobacco, Bills of Exchange, or finance Notes, will
}. received in payment as cash. Augutt 7.
Imported in the last V ffels fiom England, Hollands
Fit-nce and Ireland, and to be SOLD by
John Kean,
At the Sign of the Spinning Wheel, on the Corner of
Market and Third streets,
A v<-y Isrge and general ASSOR FMENT of
MERCHANDIZE;
The articles too numerous to be infected in an ad
verrifement : ^rqooglt which are, a complete Assort
ment of warranted BOULTING CLOTHS.
To enable said KEAN to difoofe of his Goods so
much the lower, as well as to avoid other inconveni
encies he is firmly determined to fell, without decepti
on, for ready money only; those who wish to buy
cheap, he slitters himfelf by adopting this measure, he
can fully fatisfy ; and Adventurers or others, who
have Cargoes to difpofa of on low terms for Cash, in
him may find a purchaser. June it.
Juftl MPORTED and to be S OLD, by
John Mi ler, junior,
At hisSTOR E in Water-street, four doors above
Chefmut-flreet, a variety of MERCHANDIZE:
Amongst which are
SUPERFINE and narrow Cloths, common Callicoes
and fine Chintzes, Cambricks, Gauzes, Ribbons,
mens Silks, silk Hose, Hats table Napery, M rfeilles-
Quilting, Silk, linen, cotton and pullicat romal
Handkerchiefs, half silk Stuffs, Muslins, Checks Bri
tannias, Platilas, Dutch Hollands, Mantuas, worsted
Hole; a quantity of Paper, Quills, Sail-Duck, Cut
lery, &c. &c. &c.
An elegant assortment of Looking-Glasses framed, of
the neweftpatterns. All which he means to fell on
the lowed terms by the package or piece.
MEREDITHS and CLYMER, have
AVI for Sale at their Store on Walnut
ftreet wharff, Claret of the firft quality in
cases of 3 dozen each, ditto in hogsheads,
west Oil in cases, Russia and Ravens
Duck, Che r k Linens, Chintz, Ribbons,
Fans, men and womens Gloves, Silk Hole,
&c. Madeira Wines in pipes, London qua
lity. July 28.
JUST OPENED AT
John Wigglefworth's
Hard Ware, Cutlery, and Toy Shop,
In Second-street, between Market and Chefout streets,
Philadelphia,
& Large and most curious Assortment of London,
fl Tunbridge, and Neurenburgh TOYS, confining
of upwards of Ten Thousand Articles, too prolix for
an advertisement. Ladies and Gentlemen may have,
for the amusement of their children, boxes put up of
various forts: amengft which are, curious fetti of Tea
Equipage, either enamelled, chocolate coloured, or
plain,; for young Gentlemens amusement are, curious
representations of grist mills, fulling mills, paper mills
oil mills, flatting mills, ana wind mills, all at work'
with other numerous articles in the mechanical, philo
f.>phicV, agronomical, and botanical systems ; worthy
of the notice of the curious.
Country ffores and (hops may he served with Chests
or Boxes, put up of different articles, upon the most
reasonable terms, and with great allowance to the re
tailer. July 26.
Philadelphia; Printed and Sold ^ DA7ID C. CLAYPOOL E, in Market-Street.
ALSO, by the Brig D?&or Franklin and the Schooner
General Washington, from St. Übes,
A Quantity cf Dry Goods, Brandy, Oporto
Wine and Lisbon Salt.
Just arrived in the Brig Franklin, from Newry, A
Large Aflortmentot Irish Goods,
viz.
LINE N S,
Teas,
Tow and Wool Cards,
Ship Nails,
Mens Wool Hatts,
Ditto Shoes,
Shirts, &c.
To be seen at Mr. George Latimer's Store, on
Sims's Wharf, below the Draw-bridge. Aug. 14. 6t.
Imported in the Snow Sena, de Affumpead, Captain
Francisco Havier de Oleveira, from Lisbon and Ter
ceira, and to be S 0 L D by
Joyce Brothers,
At their STORE in Water-street near Pine-street, viz.
SWEET and sower Oranges, Lemmons,
Lisbon and Terceira Wines in pipes,
Window Glass, glass Bottles, Caftile Soap, Play
ing Cards, Salt,
With a small Assortment of Muslins and Gauzes.
They hare flill on hand, a few pipes of old Lisbon
Wine, hyfon Tea in quarter chests and cannisters,
Olives in jarrs. July 28.
Lacaze & Mallet,
At their STORE in Witer street, between Arch and
Race-ftreetr, have for SALE on the most reasonable
Terms, the CARGO of the Polacre Le Roitebt de
la Mer, just arrived from Bourdeaux: confiftirg o f
a general and good Assortment of MERCHANDIZE
viz.
OLD cine juice Sprite, 1
Wen-India Rum,|
French Brandy,
Holland Gin in cafet,
Old Sherry, Lisbon, and
Teneriffe Wines,
Loaf, lump, and Mufco
vada Sugars,
Hyfon, fouchong and bo
hea Tea,
Coffee,
Chocolate,
B) the Enow L'Elizabeth,
from Rochelle.
CTLKs,
O Prunellas,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
Dolph,
Duck,
Cordage,
Twine,
Tea,
Hats,
Loaf Sugar,
Pepper,
Spanish Iron,
Shot,
Saltpetre,
Soap,
Naib,
Writing Piper,
Whi e Vinegar,
Taffii and Rum,
BR ITANNIAS,
Dowlafs,
CHicoes,
Printed Linens,
Silks,
Writing Paper of every
qualitv,
Glass Ware,
Earthen ditto,
Caftile Soap,
Bottle Corks,
Cork in square pieces,
Capers in bottles and
boxes,
Olives in ditto,
Anchovies in ditto,
Onfray Painniere,
At hit Store in Watei-Ilreet, below Walnut-ftr:et,has
jutt received a Variety of
GOOD S,
Which he will fell on the most reasonable terms.
ff 7HEREAS Catharine Summers (who it is ray
Yy misfortune yet to call my rcife) hath given me
reasons to think (he is difeofed to run me in
debt, I do hereby forewarn all persons not to credit
her on my occount, as I am determined not to p^
any debts die may contrast from this day forward
Philad. Aug. 4, 1783. PETER SUMMERS.
And Sundry other Articles. July 17. 6w.
George Hughes & Co.
Have for SALE, at their STORE on the south fide
of Market-street, next the Wharff,
A Quantity of Powder and Shor,
By the Snow GooiFriends,
from Breit.
GENUINE Coniacßran
dy,
Caret in hpgfheada,
Madeira Wine in bottles,
Sweet 0:1,
Liquors,
Olives,
Anchovies,
Capers,
Mustard,
English Cloth,
Linens,
Creas,
Britannian,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
Tickings,
Wax Candles,
Soap,
I Salt, &c. &c.
Old Medoc Claret in H o ^
Pleads, 5
Cid Chateau Margot ditto
in bottles,
Genuine old Coniac Bran,
dy in pipes,
Ditto in bottles and small
chests of the year 1755,
Vinegar a I’Eftragon,
Saffron,
Verdigreafe,
White and brown Varniih,
Painter: Blue,
White Lead,
Cinabre,
Oker, Cordage.
I Copperas in hogthradr,
I tierces and small barrels,
j Allum, Pepper,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon,
Cloves,
Cotton end wool Card„
Queen's Ware,
Blubber Oil,
White Lead in kegs,
Naik,
And a few barrels of ex
cellent Irish Beef.
Light Stage-Waggons,
Between Philadelphia and Elizabethtown, to run
through in one Day.
THESE Waggons are of the bast Conftru&ion, both
for fafety and convenience, and trill perform their
Stages in the following manner—The Stage will set
out from the sign of the Indian King, in Market-street,
Philadelphia, every Monday, Wednrfday, and Fri
day, prreifely at four o'clock ; the passengers will
breakfaft at Brfol, dine at Princeton, and be set doln
the fam, Evening at the sign of the Indian Q^een in
FLzaleihtovrn; from whence it will ftt out every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, precisely at ft ur
o'clock ; the passengers will breakfaft at Brunei k,
dine at Princeton, and make Philadelphia the fame
evening: for the comfort and convenience of pafTn
gers not mere than ten will be t km ; the fire for
each, allowing 14 pounds of baggage, will be Two
Dollars to or from Philadelphia to Princeton, an 'he
fame to er from Princeton to Elizabethtown ; the feme
price will be charged for 150 weight of bag,^e. The
difeerning Public will eafil, perceive the advantage of
making use of thii Conveyance in preference to any
other, because it is equally convenient and left expen
sive. The Proprietors of these Stages will make it
their constant endeavour to deserve encouragement, by
keeping their Waggons in repair, good setts of horfei,
and sober, careful drivers.
AARON LONGSTREET,)
July 26. JOSEPH SMITH,)
JOHN HUDSON, ^Proprietor#
JOHN NICHOLSON, )
N. B. The paflengers are requited to fend their
baggage the night previous to the Stage going off.
, Alexandria, August
On Tuesday the 26th day of tbit instant will be ex
posed to file, in Alexandria.
SUNDRY LOTS of GROUND, well fruited. One
half of the pnrehafe-mcney to be paid when the
deeds are presented, to the feller, in four days, or foon
cr, if required. Twelve months credit will be given
for the other half, without intereff, on giving bond
with security, if requited.
WILLIAM RAMSAY.
To be SO L 1) by the Subscriber, at the
Upper End of Arch-fleet,
A Cool, p>atant two Story HOUSE 35 feet 4 inch
es front, having two parlours, two chambers, a
small room and three garrets ; a Back Building, con
fining of a small room, kitchen, and two chambers
also a walh-houfe and pantry: adjoining the house, in
front, is a two Story Frame Building, suitable for an
office, 17 by 23 ; a private allev, 13 feet wid-, on the
cast fide of the ground, and privilege of a 3 feet alley
on the weft : on the back part of the lot are Building*
fufficient for 6 horses, 2 four wheel carri^res, and 8
tons of hay ; also a Store 14 by 40 feet. The Lot ir
65 feet 4 inches front on the north fide of Arch.ft eat
and T 53 deep, then widens so 99 feet, and extends that
breadth x 53 feet more, to the range of Cherry, ftreet
the whole enclosed with a 7 feet new cedar fence!
The Garden is flocked with plumbs, peaches, cherries,
apples, quinces, currants, goofbties and ^fparegus,
July 28. RICHARD WELLS.
N. B. He would have no objection to n^gociate an
Exchange for an Interest in a more central part of the
city.
qpHE French Language taught:
in the best and most approved manner: also.
Arithmetic, Mathematics and Roman M^fic, by
MAURICE DESDEVENS, Notary and Surveyor,
from Canada, at his house in George-ftrect, between
Chefnut and Walnut, and Eighth and Ninth streets.
He can draw any Writings, Trapflations, &c. both in
French and English.
Lodging and Bearding for a few Gentlemen.
Bis Cosduion# are—A Guinea at entrance and 25,#
per month at hom% and 355. per mon'h abroad:
N. B. Il pent Egalera^nt Enfeigner Lalangue An'-
^^ Aug. 2.
RAN-AWAY from on board the brig Franklin,
Two indented SERVANTS to the Owners cf
Did v^|, viz. JAMES CAFFRY, a tailor,
can also weave, a young man about 22 or 3 years of
ag% 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, neatly made, a smooth
face and black hair : had on when be wentoff, a deep
blue Dilor'sjacket, black breeches and a cock'd rafter
hat. JOHN O'BRIAN, a taylor by tr?de, about 1, •
or 20 years of age, nearly the fame size as the former,
pretty lusty, large round face, marked with the small
pox : had on when he went off, a light blue coat, cor
duroy breeches, grey stockings and cock'd wool hat;
It is observable, when a person fpe^ks to him of an;
affair particular to himfelf, he has a tremer in hi#
voice, end breaths loud and quick. Whoever will
give information, or deliver the above persons to Cap
tain M'Comb. cn board the above vessel, lying rff
Hamilton's wharff, may depend on being handsomely
rewarded. Philadelphia, Au,. 1,
fy is it known to all men, that 1, Isaac
Whitker, of the borough of Lanca fler, have pass
ed a Note to William Alexander, on account ol Mat
thew Taylor, who lives in Juniata, f or 6 pounds,
payable in four months from this date. These are t
for^arn all persons from taking an alignment on faio'
Note, as I am determined not to pay it tifi compelled
by law. ISAAC WHITKER.. Aug. 6.
Londonderry township, Lancafler county, July xo .
Cv AMB to the plantation of the subscriber on the
j 2if ?of April, 1783, a Brown M ARE 3 years
old, and has a long tail. The owner proving proper
ty and paying charges, may nave her again.
MICHAEL ILLI.