The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-06-22 00:00:00, page 4

CT' H E Proprietors of the Stages which
' form the line from this City to Baltimore, beg
leave to inform the PUBLIC, that, having their car
riage now in complete order, they propose performing
the Bufioefs in the following manner —
The St:?e Coaches will leave the Bunch of Grapes,
in Th^-street Philadelphia, at five o'clock, and Mr.
Grant's Fountaininn, Baltimore, at fix o'clock every
Wednesday morning, and arrive the lame evening at
Suiqnehannah: on Thursday, at fix in the morning,
they id leave the Ferry and return to Philadelphia
, and Ba rimore-Town.
On Mondays and Fridays the Stage-Waggons will
leave the abovementioned places, at the hours appoint
ed for the Coach, and will perform the distance in the
fame time, by returning to Philadelphia and Baltimore
on Tuesdays and Saturdays; so that passengers, taking
their feattyor Philadelphia or Baltimore, may rest al
lured of arriving at their journey's end in 48 hours—
'The Stages will (top five minutes at the Indian King,
in Wilmington.
Persons taking Seats in the Stage-Coach, each paff?n
ger will pay Two Guineas, and for their servants Six
Dollars; baggage four-pence per pound.
Baffin,ers in the Stage-Waggons will pay the usual
price of Fifty Shillings, and the like sum for one hun
dred and fifty weight of baggage ; those passengers not
going the whole distance will pay in proportion.
S ; ogle letters delivered by the Penny-post ten-pence.
Double letters ditto one (hilling.
Application for Seats in the Carriages to be entered
with Messieurs ANDREW and ALEXANDER RO
BINSON, merchants in Baltimore, and Mr. BERGIN
in Philadelphia.
As the utility of the present undertaking must be
obvious, the fubferibers think it unnectffuy to make
any observations thereon ; but content themselves by
alluring the Public, that no pains Shall be wanting, on
loeir part, to give entire fatirfaaioq.
They return their sincere Thacks to those Ladies and
Gentlemen who have been pleated to favour them with
their cultom ; not doubting, but the public spirit and
generosity of their countrymen will enable them to pre
fecute this necessary institution to their mutual benefit.
N. B. Baggage will be received and delivered by
M^ffrs. ROBINSONS arid BERGIN.
NATHANIEL TWINING,
May 17. GABRIEL VANHORN.
Will Cover this Season,
At the Stable# of SAMUEL HODGSON, behind tine
City-Tavern,
SAMPSON:
A beautiful dark Bay HORSE, full 16 hands high, 4
years old ; well marked and her from blem sh: lie
was got by Oid Sampson (who was imported by the
honourable John Penn) out of an Arabian Bellfize
Mare, and bred by Marmaduke Cooper. The price is
Six Dollars for the season ; the money to be paid down;
Good Grass and careful Attendance given to the Maras
which are sent, by SAMUEL HODGSON.
N. B. An elegant Light Waggon and Pair of Horses,
with a careful Driver, to be HIRED at the above
place. May 14.
The Subferiber begs leave to
acquaint his friends in particular and the Public in ge
neral, that he is removed to the house lately occupied
by Benjamin Hemmings, in Fourth-street, between
Lombard and New Greets, in Philadelphia, where lie
STAGE ' WAGGONS.
has set up a LIVERY ; and proposes taking in Horses,
having every coevenitency neceflary for that purpose.
He also hires out Horses. Those who please to favour
him with their custom may depend on being served with
the greatest fidelity and care, by theirhumble fervamt,
May 16 ABRAHAM DUFFIELD.
N. B. Horses and Chairs to be Let at the above place.
A Certain JAMES BEAVERLAND,
who said he came from Ireland some years ago,
died at my house near Marlborcugh iron works, in
Frederick county, Virginia, in March last, and left in
money at interest and effefts to the amount of near Two
Hundred Dollars in specie: he said that he had a filter
who was married to a certain ROBERT BARNS, who,
the last time he heard' of them, liv'd about 12 miles
from the town of Lancaster, in the state of Pennsylva
nia. The party or parties concerned may be more par
ticularly informed by applying to Captain JAMES
WILLSON, living near the laid works, Administrator
of the said Beaverland, or to
May 28. JOSEPH CONNARD.
CAME to the place of the subscriber,
living in Charming townffiip, Philadelphia coun
ty, Two Brown MARES; one with a lock on her
near fore foot, branded with an H. on her near but*
tock, and has a star in her forehead; the other has
neither brand nor ear mark. The owner is defined to
come, prove property, pay charges and take them away.
June 10, GEORGE HOCKER.
Philadelphia; Printed and Sold by DAVID C. C LAYP.OO LE, in Market-Street.
A vacant LOT, for a short term of years, ftuate
on Market-street, between Seventh and Eighth-ftieets ;
33 feet on Market-street, and in deph 320 feet. This
Place might fuita Rope-maker, or any person wanting
to ereft sheds for the reception of carriages, being ad
jacent to several Livery-stables. Apply as above.
At hi# Sro^, the ^buth fide qf Market (treat, be
tw. Fruit uid S -cond-ftreets, Philadelphia,
A LARGE Affortnient of DRY GOODS, of vari
/% ous KINDS, which he will dispose of by whole
file at a very r^afonabie price l , either for gold or fiber,
P^nfylvania state money, tobacco or flour, &c.
He tikes the liberty to acquaint his friends and cuf
tom«Y„ that he has opened his store for tfie recep
tion of ail kinds of merchandize# on commifiion ; where
corftanr attendance wili be given, and the utmost care
and diligence, will be used in disposing of the goods
soon, and to the best advantage, and the money paid on
demand. Captains of veffeis, with their supercargoes,
who daily arrive in this city, being Grangers ^nd net
knowing where to dispose of their goods, if they will
please to call at the commission store, they will always
find storage and ready lale for their goods—for which
they may receive gold or silver, state money, bills'of
exchange, Virginia and Maryland tobacco, flour, and
other country produce, &c. Feb. 1, 1782.
Coach - House and Stable, on
Zane's-street, adjacent to the upper end of Market
ftreet. The Coach-hcule is calculated for running in
two carriages abreast ; the Stable has room for fix
horfet.
Waterfl reet,
A few pipes of Madeira Wine,
A small quantity of Card-Woe and Tacks;
Likewise a few boxes of sheet Tinn.
rA SSIMERS,
Jeans,
Fustians,
Rattinets,
Durants, /
C return's,
Plated and enamilled But
tons,
Scarf Twist,
Threads,
Pc.fiins,
Taffities,
A Variety of Locking Glasses.
GOODS are received for SALE on COMMISSION.
EANOS GEAREY,
Ac the store of Mr. Pelletiah Webfler, in
Kaighn & Attmore,
Have for SALE, at their STORE in ' Front-street, a
few Doors below Arch street,
A LARGE Assort-
L> ment of super and
fuperfine Broadcloths, of
most colours,
Scarlet, blue, green, buff,
white, purple and clcth
colo r Rattinets,|
Bae, hbrown ,nd cloth
colour Shalbons)
Blue, brown, green and
cloth colour Durants,
Gre^n, blue and claret co
lour silk Serges,
Laval Linens,
Brown Coating,
J^n, Futtian and Cordu
roy,
Black Serve Denim,
Black Callimancoe,
White corded Dimities,
White Flannels,
Sewing Needles, belt fort,
Spectacles and Combs,
Womens purple Gloves
and Mitts,
Womens coloured beaver
and white kid Gloves,
Coarse & fine Cambricks
and Lawns,
A few pieces of damaged
Also, BURLINGTON PORK, of the firft Quality, in
Barrels,
HOGS LARD in Kegs,
GAMMONS in Barrels,
LOGWOOD by the Ton,
SPANISH BROWN and YELLOW OKER inkegs,
COARSE SALT in Barrels.
TO BE SOL D,
MERC H A N D I Z E,
fan fleck & Barton,
Have Opened, at their Store in Market street, between
Front and S'cond-ftreets, three doors above Laetitia-
Cour!—A Fresh AlTortment of
A Ground-Rent of 16 pounds
Just come to hand, and to be Sold by
To be Disposed of by WHOLESALE:
Consisting of
Xo (hillings per annum, well secured.
TO BE L E T, A
Jonas Phillips,
Russia Sheetings, to be
fold cheap,
Jesuits Bark in bottles.
Camphor,
Epsom and GlauberSalts,
Two elegant Brass hang
lingling Coidpaffes for (hips
cabbins,
Sewing Silks, buff, white,
draw colour, light and
cloth colours,
'Cbarfe and fine white
Threads,
Twist of the belt quality,
most colours,
White and orange co
lour Sarfnet Ribbands,
Jackonet,Coffac and Book
Mullins,
Striped bordered gruze
and kenting Handker
chiefs,
White half ell Sarfnet,
A small chest of best Hy
fon Tea,
A new copper Still, con
taining 51 gallons, with
a woim,
A large Screw Jack, for
flowing (hips holds.
Bandanas,
Fine Britannias,
Calicoes,
Brown Hollands,
Checks,
Mullins,
Cambricks,
Lawns
Prunellas,
India Luteftrings,
Brocaded Tabines,
&c &c. &c.
United States,) ,
Pennsylvania, so) T ° ALL lfmay conce ™.
OTICE is hereby given, That the Honourable
" the COURT of APPEALS, in Cases of Capture,
will fit at Philadelphia, on Tuesday the twenty.fifth
Day of June next: and at Hartford, in the State of
Connecticut, on Tuesday the sixth Day of August
next : when and where those Persons who have Causes
depending in the said Court, are desired to attend.
By Order of the Court,
April 10, 1782. JOHN POTTS, junr. Regifler.
[The Printers in the different States will do an essen
tial Service to the Suitors of the said Court, by inferr
ing the above Advertisement in their several Papers.]
To the FREEHOLDERS ,nd other ELECTORS of
the City and County of Philadelphia,
STOLEN out of the pasture of the subscriber, liv
° ing in Exeter township, Berks county, Pen^fyiva
nia, A B l: ck Roan H ORS E, 9 years old, 15 hands
and an hdf high, branded on the left buttock with B.
L. and by the brand on said buttock a large fear.
Whoever secures the Horse and Thief, so as the thief
is conviaed and the owner get the herfe again, shall
have Three Pounds Reward, and for the Horse oniv,
the above Reward, if delivered to Mr. HENRY HOF
FER, Inn-holder, at the sign of the White-horle, on
theß eading road, or to PHILIP MILLER, living in
Reading. May 28.
ASI intend offering myftlf a candidate for the fbr
fl riff's office at the expiration of colonel WilL'g
time, I thus early solicit your votes and interest to
place me on the return with him at the ensuing electi
on ; which favour (hall be gratefully acknowledged by,
Gentlemen,
Your refpe&ful Friend,
and humble Servant,
SAMUEL NICHOLAS.
Philadelphia, June ii.
A PERSON who writes a tolerable
t L good hand, underflands accountsand book-keep
ing well, wishes to be employed in a counting-house or
(tore. He would assist in any out-door business, in
collecting mo r ey, &c. if required; or will undertake
to fettle any hook accounts, or do other writing bv the
day or otherwise. Enquire of the Printer. May 28.
EIGHT SILVER DOLLARS REWARD-
BROKE or ftplen out of the stable of the subscriber,
living in Weft Bradford, Shelter county, cn the
night of the 29th of March 'a#,# dark Sorrel HORSE,
about 13 hands and a ^alf high, '7 years old, ball face,
short tail, never was (hod, has lately had the distemper,
marks of which may be teen under his jaws, perhaps
the hair may now be grown. Whoever takes up said
Ho^e and delivers him to the subscriber, living in
Bradford, or the subscriber, living in Afton town
fllip, fliall have the above Reward, and Four Dollars for
the thief if ttoleu. THOMAS JONSON,
May 4. ' oAAaRON MATTSON,
WA S taken up by the subscriber, the beginning
of this month, in the public road, between
Chester and Darby, a light Bay HORSE, about 15
hands high) to aopearance about 10 years old, branded
with the letters J. G. The owner is desired to come
and prove property, pay charges and take the Herfe
away within three weeks from this date, othetwife he
will be disposed of as the law dire&s, by
FEIER JOSEPH, Store-keeper, in
May 25, 1782. , the borough of Chester.
Newtown, Bucks county, May 20.
DROKE Jail, between the 16th and 17th
instant, SAMUEL SCOT, committed for high
treason, about 22 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high,
stout and well made, has yellowish coloured hair, red
beard, one of his whiskers grey the other red, very
full faced : Had on when he went away, a small round
felt hat, a yellowish coloured (hort, fulled, linfey
coat and overalls, a lightifh coloured broadcloth waist
coat, half worn (hoes, an old pair of carved plated
buckle* ; but as he has other cloaths it is likely he may
change his dress. Whoever takes up and secures him
in any gaol, so that he may be had again, shall have
the above Reward and reasonable charges paid, by
JAMES GREGG, Gaoler.
TUAS taken up on the 19th of May, inst.
a certain WILLIAM CLINE, and upon exa
mination was committed to Chester gaol : He had with
him a small Grey Mare, Saddle and Bridle, a Silver
Watch with a woman's Silver Sciffar'sChain fixed to
it, a pair of Silver Shce-buckles, linen Coattee and
Waistcoat, a quantity of hemp Yarn, two flaxen Shirts,
a woman's Shift, one silk and three (mall linen Hand
kerchiefs. The owner or owners, by applying to the
subscriber, living at the sign of the Boot, in Gofhen,
Chester county, may have them again by paying ,
charges. JOHN BOWEN. °
TAKEN up on theist of this month,
trefoaffing, near the Point-house, a Strawberry
Roan MARE, with a small blaze in her forehead, one
white foot, a natural pacer, about 13 or 14 hands, high,
fix years old. The owner is desired to come, pnove
property, pav charges and take her away. Enquire of
Mr. THOMAS JOHNS, living in Southwark. May 24.
Gentlemen,
Forty Shillings Reward.
Four Dollars Reward.