The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-11-05 00:00:00, page 1

A LSO to be ^,ll at laid rime and place,
a certain LOT of GROUND, beArnn^ it the
north-weft corn rOl the cenu us s a er lot o' S-mu
e[ p re ft,,n M ore's, on the New ftrct( lowed rd Pern,
street) th? r ce norther yby the e.tt fre of Ne^ftreet,
afo^fad, twent two te t and nine inches, to the wa
teplot here of Andrew Ehor; thence by the lame east
wudlv into the river Draw r*, th nee southerly by
t e said river Del war ,2% et nt 9 inches to the
laid lot of tie hid S ^<l Pedon Mo^re, thence re
t ^ning by the Ime wft Hy, 0 the place of beginning;
fu ! pa to the yearly r^ritcharge of 26 Jaw ul money
of P^nnf,lv.nit, pt a^e to the heirs of 1 om s
Cuthbert, decrafed, th+r heirs and affiant forever;
dlamed the effete of B^j %m T ^ , anl+o e did
b, WILLI M WILL, 3mriff.
TO BE SO L D, A
Very large, handsome Caipet;
^fn Ont n r Tco frailer One*. Erqu r- n r ^eP — .
The Rainbow Tavern
To he LET, nd ent rd on Im n^irtri-
A Latte, cdnvrnrnt three Itirv brick HOUSE
a-J a tao ftr fram~ Hi ft a<'j iirnr, w;th a
Lot of Ground 240 etin depth, fixated in becond
ftieet, a rttL ?S^e the barrack. For terms enq i e
et HEN<Y GURNEY, ; n the Nvfrr.lLiberty.
Philip oM% n&h° it. ',92.
A HOUS , STORE and WHARFF, blow South
ftr.et, Pmhdelphia, betw e W ± t. # r. street 2nd the
river; the bou'es 31 and a 1-2 f et deep, 19 ^" ' n
len th 3 stories high, > ro<m o.fl 032! r^e garr ^;
the fto.rns 24 feet in tront md 19 «p ; uel^gth of tre
wbrff it 71 and.ll-1 Oet tom the house to lew wa
ter m:rk, and 19 eel '> oa ; the # ^h 1? has the benefit
of an 1! y ; put of the Utae form I M nging to
Jam?s Pean. For t^ms apply to ROBERT STE
PHEN^, living in Chefnut street, at the fi n ot the
Ko li Khan. A fuffici-nt ritl ~il he rv n.
A middle aged married Man, of
good char ft r , ^hu wii es 3 go/d Hand and Und<r
ftands Accou t and the Ma hematics, who hath dedi
cated the lift 12 ye r of his time to the education of
youth, w ud 0* wi! ing to engage again in th?t profef
fion in an honest ne ghbourhond,where fuita' | encou
ragrmrr might be given. Enquire at ELIJAH
BROW Nl office in Pine-street, opposite the Frends
Meeting^h uife.
Philadelphia, November 2, 1782.
BY virtue of Writs of Levari Facias to
m^d^a ', ceill b? exp 'fed to Public S*le, on
SATURDAY the 9th irftant, at Twlve o'clock at
noon, at tn? Cff - hon £ —A c rtain ME^UAGE
and LOT ot GROUND, finite on the w< fl fide of
Fi'th-fte^. in the 'quae between High-street and
Mnlb^rv-^r at, in th itv of Ph lidcipbia, contain
ing in bread'll, on the fail Ft i -*reet 20 'e^t, and
in length 52 e^, bounded no hward by Casper Ja
ger's mdlua;e nd ; ot, 0 ftwird and southward by
ground belonging to the heirs of Wiliam H^dfon, de
ceated, and e>?w? 1 bv Ffth fret a'orefaid.
Anl allo al ht wdtimoft Rdf Prtof a Bink
lOTwhich Is between Delaware Fro.t stet and
Wat'r-ftre-r, containing in fron ? , on the east file of
sod Fr nt-freet, 24 fr, bounded northward by a
meffuize and lot be on , g to the heir' of Abx nder
Hell n, d?c^f?L fouthwad bv a lot formerly b long
in^ to Phi' p lames, eaftwi d by th# ether moiety of
fad bank lot, g?ntel to P ter Graaf, and weftwird
by F ont-ttr nt a'orefiid, with hei apnur'e lancer,
deemed the eftat: ot j^ob B^C m and Cleoph'a his
wife. WILLIAM WILL, Sheriff.
A French Evening School.
JACOB LAWN hereby informs the Punic, that he
in ensto begin an Evening School, fcr th? Tuition
ot Youth in the Fench Language, on MONDAY the
4th November n?xt, at his houle in Chancery Lane, in
Arch street, between Front and Second-streets, wh^re
the L im P stands before the door. He propefts to take
only 12 Scholars, therefore them that will favour bis
undertaking, are requested to gve in their n met b^cie
that time at h's hcufe, cr at Mr. Hone,,junr. in Ch r
ry Alley, to fee whether he can make up he (aid num
ber of Scholars, if not he must drop h ; s defen
N B. He translates Lkcwik the French, German,
and English languages.
VOL. XI.I Published EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.—Price Six-Pence.
TUESDAY,
4i^W!§fli&^
GEN ERAL ADVERTISER.
SA r TINS, P.-dong &
S.rfoeus,
Plain and Colour'd
mers and womens fdk cct
mn :nI routed HoH,
Yard wideßareJeoaHand
kerchi. fs,
Next bordered linen and
check ditto,
Sowing S:k,
Silk w-.iftco%t P tterns,
With many other ARTICLES too tedious t>
enumtte, wih will be SOLD on region bl ?
Tem, for Cash, Bills of Exchange, or Country Pro
drier, Bv
KUHN & RISBERG,
The north fide of M rket street, between F urth and
Fiftti-ftreets. S'pt. 24.
FOR S A L E, BY
Peter Whitefide, & Co.
In W?tftftr*pt, near Tub-alley,
SUPERFINE CLOTHS,
Ratteen,, Coating and coarse Woollen#,
Blankets and Rugs,
So?Boon#, Serges and Flannels,
Corduroy#, Sheeting, and Linens,
Tin, Copper and Lead,
Roll Hrinftone, Tea and Spices, With sundry other
Articles, Sept. 14.
Just OPENED, a VARIETY cl
Superfine CLOTHS,
Of the firfl QUALITY ^nd most fashionable CO-
L URS A L SO,
Best Holland Quills and Sealing
Wax, Irilh Wafers, Writing Paper, Ink
powder, Inkholders, Penknives, Account
Books, School Bibles and Testaments,
Dilworth's Spelling-Books and Schoolmaf
t:rs Assistants, Boyers French Grammars,
Surveyors Compasses, Slates and Hate-
Pencils, English Playing Cards, Wrapping
Paper, Parchment, &c. &c. &c.
TO BE SOLD BY
DAVID C. CLAYPOOLE,
In Market street, Philadelphia.
Who gives the belt price for clean Linen
Rags.
At the City Au&ion,
On MONDA r Next,
1h ixth of November 1782,
At NINE o'Ciock in the M ORNING,
Will begin the SALE,
Of a Large and very General ASSORTMENT of
MERCHANDIZE,
Suitable for the approaching Season,
(Particulars of which will be published by the Bell on
N. B The C'^ A aion will be cor,ft?nd, held
every MOND A Y;?nd as the Store is always open
f>r the Recep ion or Goods, it is desired (when not in
convenient) th^t the Goods may be sent before the
D;y of Sale.
THOMAS IRWIN
Has a few Bales of Beaver
the Morning of the Day cf ST)
With a QUANTITY 01
Houfhold Goods, Kitchen Furniture,
WEARING APPAREL, &e.
JOHN BAYARD, AuSicneer.
(Of th# First Q^dit)) For SALE.
O R, THE
THE
I K 4d Gloves, fin? L neps,
IBcw, crimson, fl th >nd
Irihnunon colour'd Cam
bists,
ICUlimsncret,
A neat Affertm-nt of
CA^izea and Calicoes,
Checks,
Btdticks,
Th^-q, tarter and yard
mde Britannia#.
DARK ana lieht blue,
scarlet, deep anc
pel green, London brown,
claret, bltflUm, fl ftp,
0! ve. lead, p umb nu',
pU'ifc, dark and I,f
grey, laylcck ind n ^xed
colour'd fupeifine and fe
cood Cotfs.
Green Cloth Suitable for
billi rd tabir#,
Licht and da k ground
Cottons, Calicoes and
Chn zes,
S.icl< th,
Roya b lava', F'anders and
Britanni Luens.
Sattis rod B 0 ads,
Philip Boeam;
Has for SALE, at his Uore in Stroud freer, b,tw g^
Arch ano Rare ft^e , next door to the late dwel.
h°a hcn^ ot Leonard Michr dca^d,
W I N^, ^UGAR,
SPIRITS, T EA,
Wrtlidia RUM, COFFE B, &c &r,
Philadelphia ditto,
He flituis him el h $ former candpa i Vu6n?fi h^s
hern such, that bs'reids wii again raved hire w h
their custom ; wi ich he sh I endeavour 'o mrrit ry a
careful attention to fu;ply them *i h Goods cf a good
quality, and cd the most rtalonhb'e t^ms the tia.es
will admit. S,t. 6.
A Variety of Dry Goods
TO BE SOLD,' BY
Lacaze amd Mallet,
Tn Water-street, between Arch and Race-^reett.
Just Imported and to be Sold, Bv
Thomas Randall & Co.
In F ont- street, 4 few Doofs above Mukri-Cr^t,
W'EST-lndia Rum by the hogshead.
Window G afsby the box,
Tin in calks ar.d box^, 1
Pig Lead.
Alo, Sug^r, Coffee and Tea.
Alic, A Variety of DRY GOODS by the bale.
Dean & Purviance,
Have just Import'd in the flip N.nfoch. Captain
Wells, and the 1 ft v'ffels from Ft nice, th Color
ing MERCHANDIZE, v h'cb oey nil SI on
reafonablr terms, at their STORE in Waui-li ent
the third Door below the Da'-hrdge:
TH E fubferibers to the Plan of the
Lines and Fortifications at York-
Town, in Virginia, who have sub
scribed with the Printer of this Paper, are
tequefted to call for their Cepies before it
be too late.—And as many Gentlemtn may
wish to be Applied with this beautiful Me
morandum of that great Event, they are
hereby informed, that a tew Crptes remain
to be disposed of. —It is feared recefiar,
to mention either the Excellency and Ace
curacy of this Worl , cr the Importance of
that mod glorious nanfattion in favour ts
these States, in which the Brit sh General,
Far| Ccrnwallis, with his whole F rtrr,
were made Prisoners of War.—A Map of
so inttrefiing a Nature, it is easy to pre.
fume, every curious Perfin in these Seat $
would wish to be poffi ffed of, ard ;^v e
to hi, pofterit,, as a lively Fepr< f<n^ion
of one ot the most material I vents which
contributed to i e FOablifhm nt of the
Liberty and Independence of his Country.
NOVEMBERS, 17%
C*mb icks and lawr§,
Pain and c r< r il 1 im?t?ety
, Shalk cn, Durants and
, Colimanenes,
Checks and Bed ickinr,
C m on, blue and pink
P?rfin ,
M- ^ lies (Jilting and
BT:ns,
E ck am white Prun^bs,
Baer, lu,, floret, orvj
and ip vd heftVlv t h ,
t iped, fp t d and plaid
black an/ white Gaut,
Window G afi,
Pain< ground in o j|,
Pins, &% &.
August 4.
[NUMB. 959.