The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-07-19 00:00:00, page 1

COUNTERFEITS,
THE public are cautioned to beware of counter
feited notes in the form of those lately issued
from the office of finance, payable fix months
after the date. Among many other circumflances
which distinguish the true from the falfe, one only is
fufficient to prevent imposition; on holding the true
notes up to the light there will appear in water marks
U. S. National Debt. The falfe notes are printed
on common paper without any marks.
[The Printers throughout the United States, will do
Well to insert the above caution.]
Philadelphia, July 16, 1783.
T ^/^"DTr^
( The 19th Infant )
At the Coffee-House, at XII c'Clock,
WILL BE SOL D,
The Brig JENNE T,
As file now lays at the wh’rff below Chefnut-flreet: die
" Virginia hudt, and is copper bottomed, will carry a
bout 500 barrels, and is well found: an Inventory
may be seen on board or at the place of sale.
JOHN BAYARD, Auctioneer.
To be SOLD at the COFFEE-HOUSE,
On Wednesday Next,
(The Twenty-Third inffant,)
At SEVENO'CLOCK in the EVENING,
The Schooner DOLPHI N,
Now lying at Bickley's Wharff, will carry about 400
Barrels, with all her Tackle, Furniture and Apparel,
as (he ca.xe from Sea.
Inventory of which may be seen at the place of file,
JOHN BAYARD, Auctioneer. July 17.
Houfhold Furniture for Sale.
TO BE S OL D,
AT the City-Tavern on Thursday the 24th infant,
by Public Auction, at nine o'clock in the Morn
ing, sundry Household and Kitchen Furniture; con
filling of Tables, Chairs, Beds and Bedftcads, a vari
tv of Tea and Table China, Tea Spoons, Gladys and
Ducanten, DUert and Jelly Glaffesand Glass Pyramids,
an cr^lU; t large Jack compleat, a number of And
irons, Shovels and Tongs, Knives and Forks, Ket
tles, Candlesticks, Pewter, Pots, &c. &c.
July '4-
At the City Au&ion, on
MONDAY Next,
The 21st of July, 178 g.
At TEN o'clock in the MORNING,
Will Commence the SA LE
Of a Large and very General ASSORTMENT of
MERCHANDIZE,
(Particulars of which will be published by the Bell on
the Morning of the Day of Sale)
With a QUANTITY of
Houfhold Goods, Kitchen Furniture,
WEARING APPAREL, &c.
JOHN BAYARD, Auctioneer.
Just Imported, and to be S OLD by
Ephraim Clark, Watchmaker,
Opposite the Coffee-Houfe, Philadelphia,
Watchmakers Tools, Materials, &c.
Consisting of Vises, Turn-benches, Plyers, Cutting
Nippers, Files, Hammers, Oil Stones, &c. &e. too
tedious to mention: Likawife New and Old Watches.
N. B. Watches repaired, as usual. June 4.
Philadelphia, June 24, 1783.
AL L persons indebted, by Bond, Note or Book
D^bt, to the estate late of JONATHAN SMITH,
deceased, are defirtd to make immediate payment ; and
all those that have any accounts against the deceased,
are in like manner requeued to bring them properly
attested, in order that they may be fettled, by
JOSEPH TATEM, snd)^ ,
CHARLES BITTERS,
SATURDAY, T
,JULY,9,,^
I
O R, THE
GENERAL ADVERTISER.
VOL. XlL]
ESDAY, THURSDAY ^[sl^^
Excellent red 2nd
white Claret in hog
fhsads,
Genuine Coniac Brandy in
pipes,
Printed Linens, Callicoes
and Chintzes,
Quilted Cottons and Dimi
ties,
Tablecloths,
Fine and common Hand
kerchiefs,
Eaft-lndia ditto,
Cambricks,
Rouen Linens,
Flanders ditto.
Common ditto,
Sailcloth,
Sweet Oil in box-s of rz bottles aarh ; faperior St.
Julien's Claret in bottle. June 26.
William Ihombfon,
"w^ S W E ? " the S TO REof Mr. Robert
~, a { h an, in Wattr-ftreet, near the Drawbridge,
the following Articles, which he will difoofe of by
rackage on very moderate terms : Shopkeepers will
find it their interest to deal with him- where they
fo PF fod w ith LINENS and
^AGINGS on more eligible terms than they can
A hem ' ^ b " n ^ concerned in an extensive
'^["^ure of those Articles in Ireland; which
enables him to engage the Quality of the Goods
being equal to the character given.
TRISH LINENS from zod. to 6s. per yvrd,
" p,^' of dlf f cren r forts, plain and striped,
thread Stockings, white and brown,
A few chests fouchong Tea,
Cordage of the fi r ft quality of all fees,
A few calk of ship Nails. cptf.
Wants a Freight,
_'° r , IVE R p °OL or any Part of IRELAND,
7 IE Snow CONGRESS, 160 tons burthen, Alex
,ander Davison, Master ; a good Vessel end rea
dy to begin to load. Apply to said THOMPSON.
For Amsterdam,
qr HE Ship GUILLAUME, John Ilpendham,
& Master, new lying at Mifflin's wharff : the is a
fine stout Vessel, burthen about 400 tons, has excel
lent accommodations for Passengers, and will take in
some Freight on very reasonable terms ;as the greatest
part of her cargo is already engaged, the will fail at a
short notice. For particulars enquire of the fubferiber
in Second between Arch and Race-streets.
July 10. ISAAC HAZLEHURST.
Just arrived from DUBLIN, and now felling at the
STORE opposite the Coffee-Houfe, by
Henry Willey,
A neat ASSORTMENT of
PLAIN and printed Linens, Calicoes, Handker
chiefs, Checks, Cambricks, Lawns, m^ns Hats
womens dit. womens Shors, Pins, Playing Card/
mens and womens Gloves, a Variety of Hard- Ware and
other dry Goods, too tedious to insert.
Now SELLING at reasonable Prices, by
Captain OR E,
Of the Ship Grand d'ESaing, from Bordeaux, at a
STORE near Meffrs> Lacaze and Mallet';, in Wa
ter-ffreet, between Arch and Race streets, A general
Assortment of WET and DRY GOODS viz.
Also felling at fame Place, by
jfohn Brown,
A large and well chosen ASSORTMENT of
PRINT ED Linens and Cottens, Handkerchiefs,
Checks, Diapers, Jeans, Shirts ruffled and plain';
also a large Assortment of yard wide Linens : all'
of which articles said BROWN is enabled to fell on the
most eligible terms for the purchaser, having bought
said Linens himfelf in the belt markets for brown linen
in the North of Ireland ; and as this circumstance ena
bles him, so he is determined not to be undersold by any
perlon whatever. Jure 5.
Silks afortrd,
Ribbands ditto,
Artificial Flowers and Ga
rlands,
Superfine Broadcloths,
Common ditto,
Prunellas,
Blankets, Hats,
Aftortzd Nails,
Bar Iron,
Mill-Stones,
Lead and Shot,
Steel in barrels,
Caftile Soapin hnall chests,
Anizette Liquor,
Preferred Sweetmeats,
And a Variety of other
Articles.
Two Hundred Dollars Rewards
STOLEN from the house of Samuel Sayres, inn
keeper, at Elizabeth Town, in the night of the
25th of June, a box made ^f pitch pine bo?..du con
taining One Thousand Spanish milled Dollars, and Nine
hundred French Crowns.— Whoever will difeover and
apprehend the thief, so that he be brought to iuftir,,
^1! race v? the reward of One Hundred Dollar,, amt
L th , e money 18 recovered, the farther turn of One Hun
dred Dollars, will be paid by the fubfcribir.
L JACQUE GARA.T/
Elizabeth Town, June 30, 1783,
N. B. If any difeoveries fhouid be made remain?
the above money or the thief, information thereof m^
he given to Isaac Woodruff, enquire, doQor Wil jam
Barne, or Robert Ogden, junior, esquire, at Elizabeth
Town; Mr. Manuel Jofephton, in Philadelphia, or
Messrs. Cary, William,, &c. in New-York.
Genteel Lodgings in a pleasant
part of the City. Enquire of the Printer.
T O B E SO L D,
AHand some HOUSE in George-street, with a
Garden, Stableg and Coach-House. Enquire at
Doctor SAMUEL PRESTON MOORE's, in Third
ftreet. j u ! y 3 .
WAN rs a place a young Man, to at
tend a single gentleman, or a small
family. Enquire of the Printer.
^Obe LET, genteel ready furnifhed
Lodgings. Enquire of the Printer.
A Woman with a good breast of
Milk would ba willing to tak: a Child to Nurse.
A good Billiard Table for file,
with uvery thing rquifte. Enquire of the Printer#
To be LET on reasonable Terms, for a Number of
Years,
Several CITY LOTS faitable fo r
COW PASTURES,
Containing from one and an half to two and an half
acres. For further information enquire cf the Printer.
Philadelphia, July 14.
Mr. BROW N,
tyH 0 has exhibited on the German Flute in dis.
, ferent part of Europe, and etteemed by th# best
, be ° ne of the most celebrated performed on
that instrument, intends, at the request cf a number of
C^nVfrt" "" I La ? IE3 > to entertain th+m with a
CONCERI, at the City-Tavern, on Tuesday next,
the 2>d at 7 o'clock in the Evening.
*** Tickets to be had at the City-Tavern, Ceffre-
Houte, Bunch of Grapes and Golden-Swan, at One
Dollar rach.
,{''' persons indebted to the State for
CITY LOTS, are required to pay immediat-ly;
the several times allowed for payment being fu D ex ?^-
cd. DAVID RITTENHOUSE, Treasure-
Hoiles at Livery,
''rHE fubferiber has just opened those
1 new, large and commodious Stables,
in Dock-street, near the City-Tavern, cor
ftrudedon anew and airy plan, where horses
are taken in by the yearor shorter term, and
furnifhed with the best provender, at the
mod reasonable rate.
By the public's mod obedient servant,
EDWARD YOUNG.
N. B, A number of genteel Horses and
Chairs to be let by the day orjourney.
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