The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-09-13 00:00:00, page 1

Map of the United States of America.
#4t To be fold by David C. Claypoole, an elegant
coloured M A P of the United States, exhibiting
the Boundaries of the said States, as established by the
Treaty of Peace. Price One Dollar.
*** A few Church Prayer Books, large and small,
elegancy printed, bound and gilt, and adorned with
beautiful copperplates, to be Su'd by the Printer.
*** On Monday the i6th of September, will be
Sold, at the City Auction, a quantity of ready made
Miilinary of the newest Fashion, and a quantity of
Perfumes.
At the City Auction, on
MONDAY Next,
The 15h of September, 1783.
At TEN o'clock in the MORNING,
Will Commence the SALE
Of a Large and very General ASSORTMENT of
ME R C HANDIZE,
(Particulars of which will be published by the Bell on
the Morning of the Day of Sale)
With a QUANTITY of
Southold Goods, Kitchen Furniture,
WEARING APPAREL, &e.
JOHN BAYARD, Auctioneer.
Philadelphia, September 13, 1783.
On FRIDAY Next,
Will he SOLD by the fubferiber, at PUBLIC AUC
-1 foN, at the Office of John Swanwick, enquire, in
Market, between Fifth and Sixth Greets— A large
Quantity of GOODS suitable to the approaching
f^fjQhe Property of the United States of America:
Confining of the following Articles .
BLANKETS of different sizes and qualities,
Cloths of various colours and qualities,
Woifted and woolen Hose,
Hats of various qualities,
Shoes,
Serges, fine and coarse,
Coarse Woolens, and a Variety of Articles:
Patterns of which may be seen at Mr. Swanwick's
Office, or at the City-Auction Store, at any time pre
vious to tne sale ; which will or continued weekly, on
Friday, till the whole is disposed of.
Any Notes tinned by th? honorable Superintendant of
Finance, Bank Notes or Cash will betaken in pay
"tent. JOHN BAYARD, Auctioneer.
THE Subferiber has for Sale,
at his House in Arch street, a Jarpe Assortment
of BROADCLOTHS, coloured NANKEENS, & c . &c.
which he will dispose of on readable terms.
Sept, 8. SIMON NATHAN.
A Grand Concert :
TO CONSIST OF
A Solo on the German Flute,\ , n
A Solo Concerto on ditto, ) b y Blown.
A Hirpfichord Lesson, by Mr. Kurtz.
A Solo on the Violin, \ ,
A Solo Concerto on ditto, )°' " r ' 'bile.
Exclufwe of Overtures, Quartettis, &c. composed by the
molt eminent masters, so as to render the evening per
fectly agreeable; of which Mr. Brown has little doubt,
having the expectation of being aflifled by at Icaft eigh
teen performers.—The Concert to begin at 7 o'clock.
Mr. Brown begs leave to inform the Public, that the
Subscription Paper is (till left at the City-Tavern, where
Gentlemen will have an opportunity of fubferibing to
both Mr. Brown's Concerts, at the price therein ex
pressed, viz. Half a Guinea to each person for the % t*o
Concerts.—Subscribers to be furnifoed with Tickets
signed in red, which will answer for both Concerts.
Tne Tickets for admittance to non-fubferibers will
he 6gn<d in black ; the price to be One Dollar and a
Half to each. Sept. 11.
Mr. Brown proposes, that his second Concert (hall be
at the fame place, on Tuesday evening the 23d infant.
Fer the ENTERTAINMENT of the PUBLIC
ON TUESDAY EVENING next will be per
formed, at the City-Tavern, under the direction
ot the celebrated Mr. BROWN, lately arrived from
Europe, agreeable to the Conditions in his Subscription
Paper, which has met with so favourable a reception
in this city j
^^if,® ^^ I'&W
O R, THE
GENERAL ADVERTISER.
SATURDAY,
VOL. Xlf.l
J^^^^^ TUESDAY , THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.-F,ice Six-Pence.
A House to be Sold.
On the j 3 th infant (beihg the 7 th day of the week) at
7 ° clock in the Evening, at the Coffee- House, will
be exposed to Sale by Public Auftion, the follow
mg described HOUSE and LOT (being part of the
estate of Joseph Marriott, late of this city, deceased)
situate and lying on the north fide of Walnut-street,
between Second and Third-streets:
TH E Lot is 19 feet front and 120 feet deep, and
fronts both Walnut and Dock streets, on which
: ea ver y genteel, well finifhed, three fiery
Brick House, with a piazza which contains the stair
case. and a two story Kitchen, with Exceeding good
Cellars under the whole; the house has two rooms on
a floor, and is well finifhed from the garrets down. On
the dock front is a two story Frame Building almost
new, with a cellar under it. The Lot is fubjed to a
ground rent of 161. per annum, in lieu of which in
cumbrance a ground rent of 161. 4s. per annum, issu
ing out of a lot adjoining the above, on the weft fide,
will be made over to the purchaser. Attendance will
be given at the time and place of sale, by
THOMAS MARRIOTT, anting Executor.
N. R. The purchaser paying one half of the money
down, may have time for the payment of the remain
der, and giving security and paying interest. Sept. 4.
M'Laughlin & Taggart,
H^vc for SALE at their STORE on Maricet-ftreet
Wharff,
JAM A ICA Spirits, Weft-India and Philadelphia
Rum, French Brandy, Madeira, Lisbon and Tene
rifc Wines, Pepper, Mufcovado and loaf Sugar, Chc
colate, Coffee, Tea, Salt, &c.
At the lame Place Flaxseed will be received in pay
ment, or taken at the in market price. Sept. 11, gt f.
To be Sold by Public Audion,
(if not disposed of before at private sale)
On TUESDAY the 23d of September, initant, at
7 0 Clock in the Evening, at the Coffee house,
a Commodious three story HOUSE in Front-ftteet,
between Walnut street and the Drawbridge ; itis
exceedingly convenient, in good repair, and one of the
molt eligible situations in the city, either for a mer
chant, lawyer, or physician. The Lot contains 20 feet
on Front-street, and extends back 255 fert to the dock;
on which there is a good brick Stable, Coach-house and
Store; in tne yard there is a brick Smoke-house. PoJ
feffion may be had immediately, as it will be vacant
the day of sale. The terms ot payment will be ex
tremely easy —one half the purchase money to be paid
down, and the remainder in 18 months, with interest
and security. Any person inclining to purchase may
view the fame, by applying to
JOHN COX.
R I C E,
In tierces and barrels, jaft imported per the Brig Fa
vorite, Captain Lear, and for SALE by °
Tench Coxe,
Who has also for Sale, New-England Rum, fine old
Jamaica Spirits, Queen Ware, Window G'a s , Wom
ens, and many other Articles of DRY GOODS. Sept 11
Remaining on board the Ship ANN, Captain Benja
min Edmonstone— A few fine, healthy.
Young Men SERVANTS:
Whose Times are to be disposed of on moderate terms,
by applying to said Captain on board, oopofite Mar
ket street Whaiff, or to JOHN PEROT.'
N B. The above Shp is for CHARTER. Sept. n.
Mr. C EN A S,
Dancer or the Opera, and Dancing. Master from
Paris,
INTENDS opening his SCHOOL the beginning of
September, 1783. Those who will honor him with
the care of this part of their education, may be per
uaded, that neither attention nor talents (hall be want
ing to teach his Scholars all the graces that dancing
iadmits of. Those Ladies who would wish to le rn at
home, are reque fled to be so good as to leave their
addresses at Mr. WILLIAM M'CLATCHIE's, wh« re
his School is kept, in Chancery-lane, in Arch-street, be
tween Second and Front-ftreefs. Aug. 27.
THE
wants freight.
For PORT-AU-PRINCE or CAPE-FRANCOIS
THE Brig DOCTOR FRANKLIN, captain Barre';
wilcrry about 600 Barrels.—For Terms apph to'
ONFRAY PANNIERE, at his Store in Water-street,
a few doors below Walnut-street. Sept. 9'
Marine Office of the United-States,
August 12th, 1783.
TH E Public are hereby informed, that on the se
cond day of October next, will be Sild by Pub
lic Vendue, at the town of Boston, the Conti
n^ntal Frigate HAGUE, now fit for sea, with ail her
Tackle, Apparel and Furniture. An inventory where
of will be exhib ted by Thomas Ruff,l, esquire, who
will deliver pod ihen of the Ship on payment of the
sum (he shall be fold for, at any time before the tenth
day of October. Cash, bank notes, or the notes of the
financier, will be taken in payment.
By order of the agent of marine,
JAMES READ, Secretary.
The DANCING SCHOOL
'" CARTER'S ALLEY, will be opened by the Sub
scriber, on MONDAY the 15th inflant, September.
HE thinks it unnecessary to fay any thing of his
abilities, having lived and taught these ten years
patt in this city, makes no doubt th>t his reputation,
both as a citizen and teacher jn his branch, is well
known.
The evening school will begin as soon as a fuffirient
number of young gentlemen offer.
WILLIAM M'DOUGALL.
By the Snow L'Elizibeth,
from Rocheile.
Q ILKS,
O Prunellas,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
Delph,
Daek,
Cordage,
Twine,
Tea,
Hats,
Loaf Sugar,
Pepper,
Spanish Iron,
Shot,
Saltpetre,
Soap,
Nails,
Writing Paper,
White Vinegar,
Tiffin and Rum,
Marine Office of the United States,
August 5, 1783.
Public are hereby informed, that on the 25th
A day of September next, will be SOLD by Public
Vendue, at Middletown, in Conne&icut, the new
Continental FRIGATE, BOUREON, as (he came off
the Rocks, together with such Stores and Rigging at
may be at that place belonging to her: on paving the
sum die (hall be struck off at to Captain THOMAS
R''"'. " "y time before the fiift day of Oflooer, ha
will deliver possession to the purchaser. Cash, bank
notes, or notes of the financier will be received in Pay^
ment- By order of the agent of marine.
JAMES READ, fecrctary.
For F REI G H T,
'pHE Brigantine EUROPA, Captain HANS SO
- RENSON, for Copenhagen, or any other part of
Europe, now laying at Wm. Smith's wharff (late
Mr. Abel James's.
Her Cargo, of St. Martin's Coarse SALT, sot sale
At fame place. Sept. 5.
ALSO, by th* Brig Doctor Franklin and the Schooner
General Washington, from Sr Üb:s,
A Quantity of Dry Goods, Brandy, Oporto
Wine and L'fb^ Salt.
And by the Brig Town of Oftend, a cornpleat Affort
mem of Broadcloths and Britannia#.
Onfray Painniere,
At his Store in Water-street, below Walnut-street, hag
just received a Variety of
GOO D S,
Which he will fell on the most reasonable terms.
SEPTEMBER 13, 1783.
By theSnow GoodFriende,
from Breit.
QENUINE Coniacßran-
Claret in hogsheads,
Madeira Wine in beetles,
Sweet Oil,
Liquors,
Olives,
Anchovies,
Capers,
Mustard,
Eoglifh Cloth,
Linens,
Creas,
Britannias,
Calicoes and Chintzes,
Tickings,
Wax Candles,
Soap,
Salt, &c. &c.
[NUMB. 1093.