The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1781-08-09 00:00:00, page 4

TO BE L E T,
Seventy-five Acres of excellent
Marsh Meadow,
With a Crop of GRASS thereon, being part of the
Province-Island. For Terms apply to
July to; WILLIAM BINGHAM.
The Sale of John Freeman's
ESTATE, advertised for thie Day, is postponed by
Plaintiff's Order till the 171 b Infant, when the She
riffis directed to proceed to the Sale. Aug. 4.
T° be fold or exchanged for an house
1 in Philadelphia, about one hundred and fifty
acres of land, lying three quarters of a mile from
Christiana Bridge, New Castle county. About sixty
acres are cleared, And the remainder very well tim
bered, well watered with good firings, &c. There is
on it a small hou'e fit for a tenant. For further parti
culars enquire of the printer.
Furnished Rooms
TO BE LE T,
With the Ule of a Kitchen. For particulars enquire
of the Printer.
SCARLET, brown,
purple, black, green,
blue, light coloured, fu
pei tihe and second Broad
cloths,
Sroilei, brown, blue,
ff,t and coloured fu,
perfine Knaps & Cofc
w;
Blue, grtey, light and
(carta DuKiK & Frizes,
White, buff and scarlet
Caflimers arid WiTthni?,
Crimson; brown, blue,
Griped, Black, fpottid
and cor cfo'd Velvets and
Velverets, A
Olive & white Corduroys,
Tickets an'd Duroority
Barragans, .
Childrens worked Hose,
Pirk, blue, black and
c'oth coloured Duroys,
Prunellas and Durants,
Tammies and Sattinet?,
dimfon, green, sky-blue
and pink Ruffels, Mo
reens and Callimancoes,
Jeans, Fustians and Beav
ers,
Camblets and Hairbines
es all colours and fine
nefs,
Corded Worfleds and
Everlastings,
Serges and Serge de jeans,
Blue and white Plains and
Halfthicks,
7-8, 3-4, and apron-wide
cotton & linen Checks,
An assortment of Irrih
Linens,
Fine and coarse Hollands,
Yard and half yard and
3-8 brown and white
Sheetings,
Brittannias aud Plattella
royals,
Travels, Panfuries, Ozna
brigs and Ticklenburgs,
Sril and Duck Cloth,
Marseilles Quilting,
Plain and corded Dimities
and Diapers,
Wide and narrow Rufa
Sheetings, Dowlafs and
Flanders Ticking,
jaconet and took Muslins,
Tapes, Bobbins & Laces,
Plain and figured Kent
ings, kenting Handker
chiefs and Catgut,
Plain & milliontt Lawns,
Cambrick,
Said NICHOLS returns his best
Thanks to those who have heretofore fa
voured him with their Cuftonty and hopes,
in future, from his Attention to Business,
and Willibgnefs to Please, that it will be
the Interest of his Customers to continue
their Favours.
JUST IMPORTED,
In the last Veflfels from Europe,
AND TO BE,SOL D, By
WILLIAM NICHOLS,
At his STORE, on the North Side of Market-street,
opposite the INDIAN King,
A Large and General Afforcment of the
Following Articles, viz.
Philadelphia: Printed and Sold by DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE.
Millionet Handkerchiefs
and figured Apron Pat
terns,
Plain and figured Gauz r s
and gauze Handker
chiefs,
Womens Giorgi of all co
lours,
Ditto silk Mitts,
Mens silk Gloves
A beautiful Assortment
of dark and light
Chintzes,
Elegant chintz Bed pat
terns,
Fine and coarse Calicoes
and Cottons,
Ginghams and Bengalis,
Nankeens and D-mafcus
Ducapes,Paduafoy,,Man
tuas, Luteftrings, Bro
cades, Modes and Taf
firics,
Green, blue, claret,
bloom, orange, and
white 2-4 and 34 ell
Persians and Sarfnets,
Pekings, Mexicans and
Mufflemans,
Ell wide Persians, black
and coloured,
Mens, women and child
rens cotion and thread
Hole,
Elegant Timbour Waist
coat Pattern*,
Best Sewirg-filk,
Black Thread,
Coloured ditto,
Silk and linen Handker
chiefs,
Black and coloured Bar
celona ditto,
Bess scars Twist, Mohair
and Buttons, 4
Black and white Blond
Laces and lodgings,
Thread ditto,
Painted, figured and plain
Ribbands,
Superfine, second and
coarse Bolting-Cloths,
Plated Buttons,
Skeleton and hoop Wire,
Best Tully Gartering,
Cotton Cord and Tcffels,
Bandana, silk and cotton
Romalls,
Quality and narrow Bind
ings and Ferrets,
Snuff Boxes,
With many other Arti
cles, too tedious to enu
merate.
TO BE I, ET,
And may be entered Up< 6 theizih day of Augufi next,
The noted Tavern and Farm of the
Yellow - Springs,
Which contains 150 acres of rich Lauo, good Meadows
and Orchard, a large, new, fiorie Barn, with Sa^les
under; in the Dwelling House are 13 rooms, 9 of
them have fire places, 2 of them have a twinging par
tition and can be made into one, which makes a Land
feme ball room ; in the bathing-season 500 people have
been entertained in a day : there are two haridfome
Bath Houses with Ba^s in them, and a Room wiha
fire-place, besides the old Bath. The water is in-'
riched with the marine salts, and all those valuable in
gradients thereby it is constituted a light and pure
chaliybiate, which instantly pervades the nuft rerccte
recedes of the human frame, warms and invigorates tie
relaxed conftitutibn, restores the weak' ned fibres to then
due tone and elasticity, removes every obftru&icn to
which the minuter veff<ls of the body are liable, and
becomes thereby adapted to most cold, chronical dis
orders, lowness of Spirits, weak digestions and nervous
complaints.
N. B, As the Tavern has been badly kept this num,
ber of years past, node need apply as Tenants but per
font of Sobriety and property. The Terms will be
known by enquiring of SARAH KENNEDY.
Yellow Springs, June 14.
TO THE PUBLIC
ON reading one of Mr. Claypool©'s lae News Pa
pers, I was Surprized to fee an advertisement
signed by Mrs. Sarah Kennedy, where ; n she proposes
letting the Farm, Tavern, &c. at the Yellow Springs
in Chester county, and that the fame might be entered
upon the 12th day of August next. I therefore thinkit
my duty to inform the Publick, and mere especially,
those who may incline to rent the Premises aforefaid,
that I the fubferiber am in poff<ffion thereof, by vir
tue of a Lease from under the hand and seal of D^&or
Samuel Kennedy, deceased, which will not expire un
til April 1784, and am determined to hold the fame ti
tle till that period : but as the said Sarah Kennedy has,
since her hufbard's decease, in a brie and clarideftins
manner got possession of the aforefaid lease, She vainly
imagines that She can get possession of the premif s ac
her pleasure, although I can prove by a number ofre
putable gentleman that it does not expire until the time
above mentioned. SAMUEL CULBERTSON;
Yellow. Springs, July ^
To be Sold, by Private Sale,
AVERY valuable TRACT of LAND, contain
ing 500 acres, fruate on the river Lrbeigh (a
branch of the Delaware) about four miles ficin Bethle
hem : the foil is excellent, and is tapabit of being im
proved to great advantage.
Lkewife, A Brick HOUSE, in Second-street, one
door from the corner of Chelriut-greet, 15 feet in
front and 20 feet deep, now in the tenure of Thomas
Bryan. For further particulars enquire of DANIEL
BENEZET or WILLIAM BINGHAM, in Philadel
phia.
A FRAME HOUSE:
Of 20 feet front and 24 feet deep, 2 stories
high, standing on a let at the corner of Lombard and
Front-ftrreri, TO BE SOLD on r+afonible
Terms, by WILLIAM WHARTON.
XIOTICE is hereby given, that the Land Office it
" open for the purpose of receiving the arrearages
of purchase money and interest for lands taken up by
former office rights, and granting patents for the farce,
puifuant to an A& of Affembiy of this State, passed
on the 9th of April last, and a Supplement thereto,
passed on the 25th irritant. John Lukens, S. G.
DAVID Kennedy, S. L. O.
Philadelphia, June 29. Francis Johnston, R. G
N. B. The Surveyor General's Office is kept at his own
house, the upper end of Market-street; and the Secre
tary's and Receiver's Offices in the weft wing of th^
State-houi'e.
10 BE SOLD,
The following LANDS, lying in Northampton county,
Pennsylvania.
ON E hundred and eighty-nine acres,
with allowance, situate on McMichael's Creek,
over the Blu^ Mountains, bounded on the north by the
lands of Louis Recces, on the South by the lands of Ja
cob Hepkeys, east and weft by vacant lands. On said
land then; is a pond or lake of c!etr finding water, ne
ver known to rife or tali.many feet. Said land was lur
veyed by application of 2*o August, 1765, and returned
into the effict, for which there is a Sheriff's &ed.
One hundred and ninety-nine acres, 83
perches, and allowance of fix per hundred; finite and
lying on Shaholy creek, and fix miles from the Delaware;
furyeyed agreeable to application of 29th September,
1767-
Seventy-nine acres, 30 perches, and ^ll
allowances, fiuate in Mount Bethel' township, bounded
on the north by the lands of John Scott, South by the
lands of Alexander Muckelroy, east by the lands cf the
late William Craig, weft by the lands o' Joseph Gaston.
There is a small hcufe and b^n erected thereon and
tenanted.
Forty ^cres of fine meadow lands, seven
miles from the county coui thoufc Fer particulars en
quire of Eleazar. Levy, in Elfrey's ally, Front-fl/eet,
between Arch and Race-Hreets.
Just Imported from Europe, and to be Sold, by
SaJportas & Le B^uf,
At their Store, ia Front- street, oppefite to the Coffee-
H'ceft; a large Afforttnent of DRY GOODS
Confiding of—
BROADCLOTHS, Wiltons, Bath Coat
ing, white Flannel, Knap), Serge Denims, Shal
loons, Duroys, Durants, white and buff coloured Mar
feillts Quilting ; plain, corded and figured Demities,
plain and Ipofted Jeans; yard wide, 7-8 and 3-4 Enp
lilh Checks, a large Assortment of printed linen Hand
kerchiefs, Scotch Hankerchiefs, Barcelona Handker
chiefs of several colours, India Nankeens, a large As
sortment of white and black figured and plain Gauz%
gauze Handkerchiefs, coarse and fine Catgut, black
and white blend Lace, silk Gloves and Mittens, ivory
and cocoa Counted Fans ; Irish, Dutch and German
Linens, (heeling Lipens, Brittanias, Calicoes, Hum
hums, jaconet and bock Muffins; white, black and
clouded Marituas, Searfuckers, Scotch Threads, taylort
Threads, a large A ffortment of broad arid narrow Rib
bands, broad and narrow white Taper, white and black
P ns, Needles, white and black English beaver Hats,
gold and silver thread coat and jacket buttons, sewing
Shks of different colours, skeleton wire, Souchong
Tea in cannisters, B^hea Tea in chests, English Sail
Duck from No. 4 to 8, a large Assortment of artificial
Flowers, and fcveral other Articles too tedious to enu
merate.
FOR S A L E,
Weft-India Rum, French Bran
dy. Sherry Win*. Claret, L*mdn Juice, Almondte
Filberts, and a Variety of EUROPEAN GOODS,
By Lacaze and Mallet,
In Water-street, above Arch-street.
Deserted from the Pennsylvania
or Fourth Battalion of Artillery, stationed at Lancaf
ter—Mattroffs: JOHN JACOBS, 24 .years of age, §
fat 7 inches and a quarter high, fair complexion, a
labourer, born in Germany.
JOHN COONE, 22 years of age, 5 feet, 9 inches
and a half high, fair complexion, by trade a (hoe
linker, bern in Philadelphia.
JOHN HENRIGHT, 23 years of age, 5 feet yincheg
high, black hair, fwartby complexion, by trade a flay,
maker, born in England.
WILLIAM DYER, 24 years of age, 5 feet 9 inch
es high, swarthy complexion, a labourer, born in Ire
land.
BENJAMIN SADLER, 5 feet 4 inches high, 30
years of age, black hair, fair complexion, a gardener,
born in England.
MICHAEL PITT; 19 years of age, 5 feet § inches
high, fair complexion, a labourer, born in Conoftoga,
L^ncafter county: tile lift four lately enlifttd by me
cLffes. Likewife-#
jAMtS PAMELY, iraftfofs in the above battalion,
deferred from the foufhern army, 25 yeirl of age, §
feet 7 inchrt and a half high, fair complexion, light
hair, by trade a glass-blower, born in England.
Whoever ficures the above Deserters, arid gives in
formation to the commanding officer at Laricafler, or
captain PORTER xt Philadelphia, (half receive
TWBNTY KILLINGS for each, as a Reward.
JQHN BRYCE, Captain,
Comfriariding Pennsylvania Artillery, Lancaster.
N. B, They also have a Quantity of Sugar in hog-'
(heads and barrels, Taffia, Cocoa in bags: which they
wi, Sell reasonably. June 19.
To be Sold, A House and Lott,
Oh the north fide of Walnut street, between Front
and Second ftreels : ThteHoufe is two Story high, Xnd
two Rooms ^ a Floor ; now in the Tenure of David:
Tew. Fob Particulars inquire of JAMES WHITE
ALL, in Chefhut-ftree;
T O B~E ITo~L-d7-
By the fubferiber, on the caff fide of Second.ftreet,
below Union- street, and one door from the corner
0! Pine-ftrect; the following goods; viz.
IRilh mess beef in tierces, barrels, and
& hAlf-barreh, poik in half barreir, extraordinary
good ; Midri a wine by the pipe, hogshead or gallon,
Liforn ditto, by the ho;ffie^d, qu.rtrt-cs.fk, or gallon,^
coffee, tea and sugars by Wholi file and retail, English
soap by ditto, ditto, Scotch fnuff, m^hufaaured in
Glifgow, a quantity of tin ware, japan'd arid plain,
English cloathi tand scrubbing brushes, English made
Tailors jackets, breeches, drawers arid (hirts, ffiois and
hits, fine and coarse callicceq handkerchiefs, flock
ings find threads, Tully Kartell, a few firkins of Butter,
and sundry other goody not here mentioned:
DAVIS BEVAN.
James Withy, Hatter,
In Chefout-ftreH, between Second arid Third-ftreetr,
nearly opposite the Cfrofs K^ys Tavern ;
DEGS leave to acquaint his Friends,
Customers, and the Public, that he matfes and
fells fafhionable Beaver arid Castor HATS of the best
quality ; Ladies and Gentlemens Riding Hate in the
best and neatest manner. Those Gentlemen who please
to favour him &ith their Comihandl, may depend upon
being served to suit their Taste, on the lbweft Terms
the Price of Furs will Admit.
JAMES WIT HY.