The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-06-14 00:00:00, page 4

Philadelphia, June 7, 1783.
' virtue of n WHf of Vndit oh Expends to me
^ dj^S <L ^ be exuded to PUBLIC SALE, a'
^ Coffee ^r, on TUESDAY the 17th inrian fr , at
t, o'clock dinoon, the One undivided Fourth Pwt of
^ PIECE of CEOUND, lituate n Wecacoa in Moyo
mertii% towniir?, bounded by the Swedes parlbu^e
ground. by an alley, by ChriftOn free; by Swan'en-
Treet, zod 0, the river Delaware, containing on fold
Icy 'BB feet, thence to Swanson-street 136 feet, thence
to the river 214 feet, thence upon ihe liver 38 feet 4
inri?*; there, up to Swanion-ltreet 144 feet 4 inches ;
u:&r aye riy rent charts dt 4!, 6.3 d. being pan
of the create of Warwick Coates, decked.
WM. WILL, fheriff.
Abb will .be SOLD a't laid Time and Place,
The following Meffuages and Lots of
Ground, viz.
j 'J i. r f^ WO M ffutges o? Tenements (one of
them a noted tavern, known by the sign
of Bi chu!) with the Lot of ground
th^r^o belonging, btuate in Spring Garden, in the
Northern Liberties; containing in front on Garden
(fret 361 ft 6 inches, and in depth about 130 feet,
bounded b^ Pc ? 's Run, and land of Thomas Coats an 1
o+^^r. Sehjea to a ground rent of 3 pound 15 (h:1-
Bngs per annum.
No. 2 A Frame Tenement, Bakehouse and Lot of
G ound, fi uate on the loMh fide of Wood-lire t, oe
twern Tiiirl and Fourth-ftreetc, in the Northern Li
herd's afo ef&i& ; containing in breadth 18 feel, and in
d'pth 46 ^:.
No 3 Two undivided fifth parts of and in three
certain Lots o' Gounl, in Spring-Garden aforehid ;
one of them contain ng in breadth on Garden-street
aforeUib 70 Qet, and in depth 140 feet. On this are
two Bick house; 1 other of them containing in breadth
cn Gerden-f+rect 108 feet, and in depth on a 20 feet lane
14) feet. On this lot is a Brick house, and a Brick
ftatle: and the ot!e- of them containing in breadth
on (aid Garden-street 60 feet, and in depth 140 fert.
No. 4. Is one undN/ed fifth part of the latt above
mentioned three Lots of Ground and Premises, in
Spring-Garden, which Petet Drais and Mary bis wife
hold in right of said Mary.
No. 5. A certain Lot or Fi^ce of Ground, fituste cn
the north fide of Vine-alley, commonly called Button
wood lan°, extending from Fourth foret towards the
Tidge road, in the Northern. Liberties ; containing in
breadth on said alley 14S feet, ard extending in depth
160 feet; bounded northward and westward by Ground
formerly of Edward Roberts, 2nd fouthwaidly by said
alley or line. Late part of the estate of Peter Dreis
and Daniel Drais, and ^ken in execution by
WILLIAM WILL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, June 9, 1783.
y^HEREAS Harman Johnson,
who formerly a&ed as deputy Sheriff, has elop
ed, an 1 there is every reason to believe that he has de
frauded me, the fubferiber, to a Considerable amount:
this is therefore to give notice, and caution all perfcns
not to pay any orders, or other payments that may con
cern mv offi :e, to said JOHNSON, fr m this date, as
they null not be allowed, by the Public's humble fcr
v^t. WM. WILL, Ci-riff.
Just Imported from Dublin, and to be SOLD Whole
file, for Cath or Produce, by
Be? nard Kilkenny^
At his STORE, the fonth fide cf Walnut-street, be
tween Front aid S^ond-ftrsets, lately occupied by
Mr. Alexander Todd,
A large and most elegant Assortment of
Porter, and many other article?, May 17.
Bache and Sbee,
Have for SALEby the Package, at their STORE in
Cheirut-ftreet,
A Variety of Goods:
(CONSISTING of French and Dutch Cord, Jeanets,
X India Dimity, Caimancots, Tammies, Durants,
Autaloobs, S'^lloons, Ruffe!, Lasting, Tiffany, French
Net, black, whi e, and brocaded, variety of Gaizer,
lack and white Cosine, brocaded Handkerchiefs,
Scotch Thread, wbtt and blown thread Hole, Cloths
of diff rent prices, Knives and Forks, Cutteau Kmvr,
r^i vis, tquare, hrndia% and other Files, metal
^nd ppanned Batons, rich Iwilt, plated Spurs, (naf.
fit and peih^m B.tts, with an Affortmnt of Sadhry,
Handles, Haves, Gouges, and other Hardware; H a ^
berd^fh^y ; V<D r ts and Cordtiros ; a Quantity of
coat Banning, Eve lading and Turkdh Sanin ; Cam
bits, Jeans and Furtive, corded Cottons; Eatt India
rod P rfim printed Cottons ; Gin in half anchors.
Bugunoy in hampers of 24 bottle*, Malaga Wine i^
bottles; with a Variety of Silks ; Fig Lead, &c. &:.
I IGHT Gm ner silks,
Tabbing;
}•'dins,
Duran ;$,
Cafam ncoes,
Stuffs,
Cambists,
Linens,
Lack and n ured silk
Han Ikerchiefs,
Sik and fluff petticoats,
Ribband;
Printed linens and hand
kerchiefs,
Po^Wi Printed and Sold b;DA^ID C. C LAYPOOLE, A Market-Street.
Printed chintz cottons,
Camuicks,
Dimities,
Mitfeillss quilting,
Fuftain;
Chequers,
J 9 ans,
Corduroys,
Felt hat',
Men and Womens fhoee,
Hard ware, edge tools, &c.
Prints framed and glazed.
Suit doth,
Soap and candles,
Also Bills of Exchange of the French Army.
And a Variety of other Articles too tedious to men
tion; the whole to be disposed of at a very reenable
pri-e.
Onfray Painniere,
At hi, Store in Watei-ftreet, below W alnut-fireet, has
for Sale,
A Variety of Dry Goods,
lately imported in the last Veff h from France.
A Woman with a good breast of
Milk would be willing to take a Child to Nurse.
'f HE Troop of Light Horse
cf the county of Philadelphia, will pleefe to
take Notice, that they are to mee', properly equipt
and accoutred, on MONDAY the 16th of June next,
at 10 '.'clock m the M mingfeat the house cf Captain
ECKART, at Wh^mufh.
WM. COATS, Lieutenant P. C.
Philadelphia county, May 31, 1783.
Just arrived from DUBLIN, and now felling at th#
STORE opposite the Ceffee-Houfe, by
Henry Willey,
A neat ASSORTMENT of
PLAIN and printed Liners, Calicoes, Handker
chiefs, Checks, Cambricks, Lawns, mens Hats.,
womens dit. womens Shots, Fins, Playing Cards,
mens and womens Gloves, a Variety of Hard-Ware and
other dry Goods, too tedious to insert.
Also felling at fame Place, by
John Brown,
A large and well chosen ASSORTMENT of
PR I N 'DE D Linens and Cottens, Handkerchiefs,
Checks, Diapers, jean; Shirts ruffled dad plain;
also a Tree 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 I inens himfrif in the belt mar kets for brewn linen
in the North of Ireland ; and as this circumflance ena
bles him, lo he is determined not to be undcrfold by any
pr<on whatever. Jure 5.
Just Imported in toe Polacre Good Jjfepone, arrived
yefteiday from Marfeides, and to be SOLD by
Terrafion Brothers & Co.
At their STORE in Water street, three doors below
Spruce, street, the following large Assortment cf
MERCII A NDIZ E, viz.
gILKS cf ail kinds and
O colours,
Embroidered silk Waist
coat Patterns, knit,
Silver Buttons and Sword
Knots,
Wide and narrow Gauzes
and Tiffanies,
Guze, fik, and linen
Handkerchiefs,
Embroidered muffin dit.
A great variety of plain &
painted broad and nar
row Ribbands,
Black hair dit.
Painted Sallies,
Crapes, cap Wire, &c.
Silk, thread and worsted
Stockings,
Mtn and womens silk and
leather Gloves,
Hats,
Mens Morocco Slipper?,
Aborted sewing Silks,
Silk Purses,
Nuns Thread,
White and coloured dit.
Tapes,
Royal, Motlaix and Hol
land Linens,
Britannian and Sheeting,
Superfine Broadcloths of
various colours,
Corrie dit.
Shalloons,
Flannels,
Cotton and woolen lin
ing;
Calimancoet,
Prunellas,
Crmblets, &c.
Woolen, cotton and silk
Blanket;
Fine and common Shirts,
Ready made coats for Tail
ors and negroes,
Woolen and cotton Caps,
&c.
Marseilles Quilting,
Silefiah Dimity,
India and Swiss M fin,
Plain and spotted Lawns,
Cambricks,
Rabftrat,
India Canadarie,
Ladies embroidered Shoe
patterns,
Fine and common Calicoes
and Chin zes,
Billiard Cloths,
Men and womens Um
brellas,
Paper of different sizes,
for registers, letters,
&c.
Looking Glaffss,
Buckles,
Pins,
Needles,
Hasps,
Combs, &c.
Powder,
Pomatum,
Sponges and Rented Wash
Bril;
Assorted Sweet Water,
Lavender ditto,
Red and white Wines of
the belt growths in the
south of France, in
calks and boxes of 25
bottles,
White Vinegar,
French Brandy,
Mufcadcl Wine,
Sweet Oil in boxe s ofiz
bottles each,
Streaked Soap,
White ditto,
Brimflone,
Anchovies,
Olives,
Capers,
Pickled Cucumbers, ^nd
Soil's Cheete,
Almonds,
Raisins,
F ^ s ,
Pumbs and Pruinrs,
Preferred Fruits in Bran-
d r>
Sug<r Plumbs,
Syrups,
Cordials, &-.
Elegant P.p r Hangings,
Window GlaiLs,
Shot,
Nails, &c.
Aborted Queens Ware,
Assorted Olafs ditto, "
Dern: Johns;
Pipes,
Cork; and Cork in
Planks,
Drugs,
Verdegreaf;
Cordage, &c.
A icant Salt,
Imported in the kft Vessels from Europe and the Weft^
Indies, and for SALE on the bank fide of Front-
Ureet, above WalnutriLeet, by
"Bench Coxe,
-RTAILS, Steel,Wire,Cutlery, Sadlers Furniture. F-t*
ters Trimmings, dark and India Chintzes, Cali
cots Taffitie; S rttin; Mantuar, Persians, Sarfnets ; Irish
French and Britannia Linens, Ticking, Taylors Trim
mings, Fars, chip Hat; Gloves, Gauzes, Threads,
Silk Petticoats, Ribbands, Needles, Pins, Jeans, Cor
duroys, Shalloons, Durants, Lastings, Calimancoes,
Painters Brufh:s and S th-Tool; Playing Cards, Gel-
Leaf, and a parcel of Boulting Cloths, &c.
Also, Weft-India Rum and Cordage. May 23.
To be LET, and entered on immediately,
The Tavern, Garden and Feny,
on Staterifbnd, heretofore known by the name of Pro
vincerifland. For terms apply to the Printer. May 22.
FOR SAL E,
Stevenson's Grand Copper-Mine;
in Frederick County.
'i, E purchasers will have an opportunity of fee
ing an essay cf the Orc, and the exaft quantity
of copper it yields at the air furnace and refi
nery ; the owner purposes to divide it into twenty
Shares ; a gentleman minutely acquainted with the
works, will take either a third or a fourth part, pro
vided he approves of the other partners ; the ore (cld
from 48 to 50 pounds sterling per ten, in London ;
the drifts which contain ore may be entered on and
worked immediately ; the blasting vein, from 60 to 80
feet long, may be cleared in two weeks; the level, a
work of ten years labour, is compleat: there are two
hundred s acres of land, a good dwelling house, and
sundry improvements; many fatisfaaorv difeoveries
will be made 10 the buyers. JOHN STEVENSON.
N. B. I have a large quantity of Copper now by
me, forged out in the neatest manner, and warranted
to roll, which I will fell as cheap as it can be import
ed: 1 have likewise for sale, some curious pieces of
Ore from too to 500 weight. If no applications are
made within two months, it will be rented out for a
term of years. There are Miners to be had here, and
a Blacksmith, who can make and Iharpen all the tools.
J. s.
FOR S A L E,
A PLANTATION within twenty miles of Bal
timore town, containing near twenty-seven hun
rr" ° f L and , and known by the name of STE
VENSON's DEER.PARK, it is a place capable of
f,eat improvement, having above sixty acres of mea
dow and grass, and two hundred more in one body
'c:°°^ h which rucs a . ' r ' e strea m cf water) may be
easily made ; the situation is delightful, and the runs
flocked with plenty of trout and other fifh; it will be
cither laid out in Farms of three hundred acres, or
fold whole, as may best suit. For terms apply to
Bririmcr; May 17. JOHN STEVENSON.
NO BIC Eis hereby given, to all whom it may
concern, that JAMES KINNEAR did obtain a
Bond from me about 12 or 13 years ago, fur the sum,
of 12 pounds, or thertabouts 1 these are therefore to
f< r®arn any person from taking an alignment on laid
Bon , a, I am determined not to pay it, as it was
wrongfully obtained, and never received no value for
~ % JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
N. B, My Wife has paid laid Kinnear leveral sums
of money, and goods to a considerable amount, and now
owes hira nothing. Philadelphia, May 28, 1783.
Ifi.7 ".E REAS the Advertifemsnt of John Cun
ev ningham, tdlowchandLr, in the Pennsylvania
Pck^ of Tnurfday UN, is utterly destitute of truth ;
it behoves me, in feme meafcre, to reply thereto;
th>t I never had a bond from him at all, but
m y fut <l'mand is the balance of a beck debt; for the
payment cf which, on account of his inability, I have
long and patiently waited ; and now, finding that he
is fully stole to piy, thought proper to ask it of him,
# or which he has published his requital; the propriety
thereof I chearfully submit to the candid judgment off
my fellow citizens. JAMES KINNEAR. May 30.
Eight Dollars Reward.
1^ A N-AWA Y from the fubferiber, living within
tgone mile of the Head of Elk, on the 24th instant,
a , don; healthy NEGRO MAN, named S A Mfis
aoout 27 ye&rs of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, a lit
tle knock. L:;ced : had on when he wznt ^way, a sail
ors jacket of a lightrih colour, tarry tronfas made of
bght canvas, %l;o two fbirts made of country linen, a
n^w French h<t, good thoes, &c. It is very likely he
will attempt to enter on board of a veflel bound to f.rt,
he having once been at fee, and some time past has
been in Chefaptak-bay, as a hand on board the packet
that plies from Elk to Baltimore. The above inward
wiu oe given to any perlon who will secure him in any
^ a °'> '"- gioe information thereof to
May 27. BENJAMIN RICKETS.
Wanted, a Heady Young Man
01 good character and recemroendstion, to wait on a
gentleman going to South-Carolina; it he undtrftands
looking after Horses, it will be more agreeable, and
good encouragement will be given him. Enquire at
M s. Jenkins'; next door to th: Coaeftogoc Wag
gon, Market ttreet.