The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1780-05-16 00:00:00, page 4

TO BE SOL D,
A quantity of good
TURPENTINE,
For Cafli only.
Ensure of Benjamin G. Eyre.
May 3, 1780.
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This Season, till the firft of August, the
NOTED HORSE
WHY N O T,
a T the plantation of the fubferi'er, in the county
£ of Goucefter, in the State of New ferfe;, nearly
owpofite to Marcus- Hot/k, at Six Pounds hard Ipecie the
soon p:r Mare, or the Exchange, cr Five Pounds in
produce at the old price. W hVNOT, is a beauti
ful bright Bay, full fifteen hands high, with a star and
frip, black legs, main and tail, and allowed by compe
tent judges to be one of the handsomest Horses on the
Continent. He was got by Fearnought, a Soh of old
Regulus, his Sire the Godolphin Arabian ; WH Y
NOT's Dim was got by Othillo, his Grand Dam by
Spark, and his great Grand Dam was the noted old
F^d M^rc : He won the following Purses ;—in 1773,
yioo it Nottingham-—in 1774, £SO at Baltimore—£so
at Newtown, Chester —£so in Virginia : In 1-78, he
ran a m?tch of three miles at Christiana-Bridge for
£OOO aside, which he won with great case. Good
Paiturage will be provided for Mares at 5/. per week,or
the Exchange. Any Gentleman making choice of
WHYNO T, (ball be gratefully acknowledged, by
their Humble Servant,
JAMES TALMAN.
P. S. As the fubferiber has for several seasons pad,
been a very great fufferer by the Public, by their not
paying the money agi eeable to their contia&, he is dc
& aioed for the future, that his Horie fliall not Cover
without the money being paid down at the firft time of
Covering.
Lancaffer, May 1,
To be LET for Years,
,A T ANYAR D, on the Weft fide of Queen
fl street, in the Borough of L?ncaftsr, containing 37
Voter, 2 Latohes, 15 Handlers, 4 Limes, 2 Miliboufes,
a Brik house to (take, a hundred cords of baik in ;
there is rho a good Dwelling-House on it, a fine gar
den snd fttblesT a quantity of bark nay allo be had on
the premifes,a good beam house and currier's (hop, with
ft ^s therein, and a good convenient water poo! before
the beam house; with a never failing spring to be lead
irto it at pleasure. And if there is a speedy application
made to the owner or, the premises, there may allo be a
confiscable quantity of bark tenured this Rafon.
The premises m^y be entered on immediately, or be
tween this and fall next, as it suits best.
Ary person who has an inclination to rent the said
premises may apply to the owner on the fame, and know
farther conditions.
JACOB ZANOK.
No?tb Eafl, Maryland, April 27, 1780.
Five Hundred Pounds Regard,
RAN AWAY from North East Forge, in Cecil
county, Maryland, the twelfth instant, a Negroe
Mnn^med NED, thirty five years old, about five
feet five or fix inches high, a thick well set bow-legged
fellow, has a little halt tn his walk, occasioned by one
of his thighs being broke, mweb pitted with the small
pox, is much addicted to drink, and insolent when in
liquor, h-s a down look, and a short way of talking;
his dreft is uncertain, as he tock with him a coarse blue
'broadcloth coat, with large white metal buttons, a red
jacket, one upper ard one under, white country cloth
ditto, and black and white mixed cloth breeches, two
tow linen foirts, one fine linen ditto, aud one flock,
Germartown milled yarn hose, and coarse ffioes tied
with strings, a fur hat, which he generally wore flopped,
has been brought up to driving a team, and took his cart
whip with him. Whoever takes up and secures said
Negroe in any State Goal, (hall receive, if twenty miles
from home. Fifty Pounds, if fifty miles, One Hundred
and Fifty Pounds, if one hundred miles the above re
ward, or in proportion to the distance, with reasonable
charges if brought horn?, paid by
THOMAS RUSSEL.
W ANTE D,
AWE T NURSE. Enquire of the
Printer.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed and Sold by JOHN DUNLAP, in Market-street.
rtf' H E Managers of the United States
LOTTE R Y, acquaint the Public, that they
have compleated the drawing of the Thud Class, and
are now preparing the Prize Lift, which will be pub
lished as soon as pcffible. May 4.
Philadelphia April 13.
One Thousand Dollars Reward.
MR. GEORGE KENNED Y's stable on the
Dock, was broke open on the night of the 12th
inst, (April) and the following MORSE S stole, viz. A
bright bay Horse, about nine years old, fourteen hands
and a half high, with a fiar and snip, carries very gay,
trots remarkably fait, and his off fore foot appears as if
it had been split in the middle. An Iron gray Horse,
fifteen hands high, five years old, his face partly white,
fliod all round, trots and canters well, and has a re
markable large wart above his off eye. A flout made
light gray Horse, about fourteen hands and a half high,
between seven and nine years old, with a long mane and
darkish grey legs. Whoever secures the above Horses,
and thief or thiefs, so that the owner grits his property
again, shall have the above reward, and reasonable char
ges, or in proportion for any of the Morfes.
ROBERT COCKS, in Water street,
near Walnut-fl'reet.
Taken off at the fame time, a saddle, with a hogflein
feat, without a seam in the middle; two bridles, one a
pleated curb, with G. K, in a cypher ; the other a com
mon curb, the rain broke in tw® places, but mended.
To BE L~E
AGE NTEEL Three Story HOV SB, well fur
nished with good S TABLES, and COACII
HOUri E belonging Enquire of the Printer.
TO BE SO L D
For want of Employment,
A HEALTHY NEGROE WENCH,
about 18 years of age, who understands Cooking,
and all kinds of Houfhold work. Enquire of the
Printer.
b'e " TT,
A VALUABLE lot of ground, situated on the
North fide of Walnut-ftr^t, a little above Fouth
ftreet, in the city of Philadelphia; 38 feet in front on
Walnut-ftree?, and 124 feet in depth, on which is a
large comrnottious three Itory brick Houfi, good kitch
en apd cellars, a pump in the yard, and garden in good
order. Any person inclining to purchase, may apply
to the fubferiber on the premises.
JAMES DUNLAP.
T O BE SO~L~d7
A VERY active, smart Negroe Bey, about feven
h teen years of age, who has been brought up an
attendant on a fingie Gentleman, can dress hair, and is
very serviceable in the care of hortes. Enquire of the
Printer.
Philadelphia, May 10, 1780. ?
Tobe SOLD by Public Auction.
On THURSDAY next, the sßth instant, at the
House of WALTER DRUMMOND, in Front
ftreet, a little above the Drawbridge.
A LARGE variety of houfhoid and kitchen furni
ture, consisting of Mahogany and Walnut desks, ta
„ hles, chai s, feather beds, bediteads, brass kettles, tea
ketti s, coffee pots, pewter dishes and plates, andirons,
tangs and shovels, and sundry other articles too tedious
to mention;
np 11 E fubferiber take; this method of letting his
1 friends know, and the public in general, that he
hss'moved from the Trapp on the Reading road, to
Philadelphia; the corner of Race and Third-(treett, to
the house and (tables which Henry Funk lately kept,
Where he has opened a house of entertainment for gen
tlemfrl; alio excellent stabling kept in the best man
ner, and well Applied wH 1 good hay and oats. Those
who please to favour him with their custom, may de
pend On being well tifed, by their humble servant,
ISAAC CONNEL Y.
T O B Ev S O L D,
A HORSE and CHAIR, either se
parate or together. Enquire l of the
Printer.
Eight Hundred Dollars Reward.
VirAS STOLEN, in the night of the 3d of May, out
of th e stable of the fubferiber, living on the Falco
ner Swamp road, two HORSES: The one is a Sor
rel, 7 years old, between 14 and 15 hands high, trots
mostly, has a large blaze in his forehead, one ball -eye,
both hind feet white, and (bod all round. The other is
a bay Horse, 5 years old, between 13 and 14 hands
high, trots and paces has a star in his forehead, a little
crooked nose, which has a snip on it, feme white hair
under the faddie, his mane hangs on the right fide, has
some of the under mane cut away, and is (hod before.
Whoever takes up the above horses, and brings them to
the fubferiber, or John Wiedsrstein, in Vine-street
near Fourth- itreet, Philadelphia, and secures the thief or
thieves in any goal, (hall have the above reward, or for
the horses only Six Hundred Dollars, and all reasonable
charges paid.
PETER RICHARDS.
JAMES WILSON & Co.
At their NE W MEDICINAL STORE,
In Second street, one door below Walnut-ftrert, have
just opened a hefh and GenerriAfiortment of DRUGS
and MEDICINES of prime quality, which they pro
pose to fell on moderate terms, for Cash only.
The following are some of the Capital
ARTICLES.
Quicksilver,
Antimony,
Balsam Capivi,
Peru,
Borax,
Crern. Tartar,
Camphire,
Calomel,
S?anifh Flies,
Cochineal,
Peruvian Bark,
Senna,
Flowers of Sulphur,
Gum Ammoniac,
Socotrine Aloes,
Afafsetida,
Gum Arabic,
Guiaum,
Oid rs from Phyfici'ans, Country Store-keepers and
others, will be thankfully received, and carefully exe
cuted.
Medicine Chests for fhipr, private families, &c. put
up on the (horteft notice, with plain and suitable di
regions.
Private Prescriptions neatly and exactly made up, and
constant attendance given.
TO BE SOLD BY
WILLIAM S HIRTLIF F,
At his STORE in Front-street, near the Draw
bridge.
CO COA in bags, COFFEE in ditto, BOHEA
TE A in chests and quarter ditto, and WES E-IN
DIA RUM in hogsheads, &c.
Philadelphia, May so, 1780.
TO BE SOLD BY
JOSEPH DE A N,
In Water-street, between Arch and Race-streets.
A FEW Quarter Calks of Wine, Brandy in Cases,
Whre Cioath suitable for soldiers, Russia Diaper,
Russia Drilling, Bohea Tea, and a few pieces Russia
Duck.
Philadelphia, May 7, 1780.
Just come to hand, and to be SOLD by
JONAS PHILLIP S,
At his STORE the South fide of Market-street,
between Front and Second-streets, the following
GOODS, vit,
BEST white imported window gl^fs, 8 by rof Ger
man steel; gd. BJ. rod. and led, nails; brads dit
to; long tobacco pipes ; rule brimstone ; copperas; Span
ish brown ground in oil; leaf fuear; cinnamon and rhu
barb; best fallad oil; Rufli i (heeting and Riven's duck;
a variety of dry goods; a quantity of cork wood; and
k few Carpenter's tools.
N. B. Any person inclining to purchase the whole
of the above goods, may have them on very reasonable
terms, with the ftofe, being one of the heft ftzndi fcr
wholcfale or retail business. He takes in goods for file
on commission as usual.
f"o fe i LT t rd
A FRONT ROOM, in the center of the city, ve
" ry convenient for a Public Office, and has been
used as such for several years past. Er quire of the Prin
ter.
W A N T E D,
FO R a small FARM and GARDEN, three miles
fr< m town, any reputable finale or married person,
to live upon the place ; good encouragement will be
given. Enquire of rhe Printer.
A N F E D,
A COOK and WAITER, in a genteel family,
none need apply without bring well recommended.
Enquire of the Printer.
The SLOOP DAY
Now lying at the Crooked Billot Wharf,
<^ETS Sail for Port Pen, on Wednesdays, and returns
' on Saturdays. Any one wanting to go, may de
pend upon being well accomodated, by their humble
servant STEPHEN READ
(T O BE SOLD BY
QUARRIER AND HUNTER,
In Fifth street, oppefite the Church Burial Ground,
A neat C O AC HWAGGO N!
TO BE SO LD,
ATwo ftcry BRICK-HOUSE, in Carter's Alleys
two rooms on a floor, with a Kitchen, and privi
lege of a three feet alley. The House is now imply, and
the purchaser may have immediate poffiffion.
To be LET on a LEASE,
A WATER LOT and WHARF, 44 I,at, Canton
Water street near South street, bounded southerly
by John Mifflin's whirl ah<Tffores. Aif'os a LOT west
ward of the above, 44 feet front on Water street, and
extending to Penn-itrect. For terms enquire of Ri
chard Wells, in Arch ftr et.
Opium,
Myrrh,
»Ifinglafe,
Manna,
Cwrrefive Sublimate,
Lquorice,
Vneka Snake Root,
Virginia Snake Roor,
Rhubarb,
J % ldp,
Jpecacoinha,
Epsom Salts,
Glauber# Salts,
Sri Ammoniac,
; Volatile Salts,
Tartar Emetic,
Whirr Vitriol,
Blue Vitriol, &c. Ac.