The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1780-02-19 00:00:00, page 4

bCON^RES % Oflober p, „ .',
Resolved,
CT* I HAT the Managers be direfted to make file of the
' & Tickets of the Third CiaG of the Lottery of the United
States without det,y ; that the dr?mr> thereof commence
the firft day of March next., and be completed as foes as
may be; and that the Tickets then unfold be the proper-
Iy and at thf rife of the frid States'
Ex^ft from th: Minutes,
CHARLES THOMSON, Secretary.
Lottery Office, November 2, 1779,
TN Cor/equence of the above Refc>!ve the Managers
give thia public notice, that <aKue firft day of March neat
the Dr:r;% of the Lottery win commence at the Old Ci
tyVefee Store, and beconttued from.day to day with
all pofode expedition until huiflieU Speh perlons there
fore ag choose to become purchasers are to apply before
(aid date, at the different Offices throughout the United
Staffs.'..
(The Printed are rebelled to publish the above,
continue it, till the firfl of March next, the time of draw
r^j
Faflox, Feb. is, S„Q.
To Ie SOLD by Public Vendue,
At E:1 ^, in NertAmp/cn County, arid State of Penn
fylv^nia, on the twentieth day of March next;
That noted Stone-Homse called
GOLDS N. F A RM E R,
R sing Six yesh old.
HE was §ot by thrit noted full-blooded horse Frede
rick, out of a three-quarter blooded mare got by
the faracus horse D-rir.n. Frederick grid Daw fen are
allowed, by the belt judges, to have got zs good colts
for tie fiddle or ha:ns, as any imported horses have
got in Alftrim
N. 3. The Golden Farmer will be in fine order
for covering at the time of fQ,
Ot__wteto fo*-it ~-,„_=„_. __ __.——_~—
Philadelphia, Feb. 9, 1780.
A BRITISH prrfoner named Richard
fl Parrot, who whs taken out of gaol by the fub
fadber and employed as a fervent in bis family, ab
footed h&mfelf on Turfday the firft irftant. He is a
sailer, a fliort well set fellow, born in England, has a
fquiht it one of his eyes, and is phout twenty year; of
age: Had on a tight country cloth coat, rather too
large, with burtons covered with the fame, a sailor's
ref jacket, country cloth breeches the colour of the
coat, grey worded ftveking, country made Arnes, with
round yellow metal buckles, and a round hat bound
with black ferreting. Whoever takes up and fecurea
said fellow and gives notice thereof to the fubferiber,
living in Second -greet, (ball be h^ndfonuly rewarded.
Y, -WILLIAM GEDDES.
N.E. Said GEriß^s want# to rent ^Plantation with
in twelve miles es thic c i% for which a good rent wHi
be given. . /
sci. IW—w— rrtr#t_Arati CTrtfyCTfotett rawrortorar mroCTeßfir rara*raforot „WtQtoota
WHITEHEAD and CAVE,
W HI T E S MIT H S,
In Walnut street, two doors above the comer of
TSecor^-ftrect, Philadelphia,
r^°t A ft E, tbiß method of inf@rmm£ the Public, That
they repair JACKS of afl kin&, bang BELLS
in the a%u'eft ±nJ best manner, and perform every other
branch in the Whheimhhs bbfmefs.
A QANTITY of
COARSE S A L T,
TO BE SOLD BY
SAMUEL INGLIS and Co;
January 2X, 1780.
TO B E S O L D,
a VALUABLE trset of I AND, fi.u^te on the
-cm fo^th branch cf Rariton River, in Hunterdon
County, New Jarfey, five miles from Pitu-Town,
twelve from DU^.te river, twenty -eight from Bruns
wick lading, end thirty,fro& Trenton ; containing
one hundred and fifty acres, about one half of which is
cleaned, the reminder woodland; th*ra are about
twelve acres cf excellent meadow, 2nd Tome mere may
he n^u.-. There is on the premises a frame duelling
heafe end kitchen, a large gone barn, a stone grist mill
36 by 44. feet, with two pair of ftoncs and two water
wk^b, the merchant and country bolts, hoiffing works
and rolling fcceene ere all in good order and go by wa
ter; abb an oil mill built hit fvmmer, 26 by 3® feet,
with fix^cn pestles, and as many more may be set a
going with a very frull expence; also a few'-miti ; all
whh.h fed mills ftaad on the Grid south branch of Rari
tan, a richer failing stream of water which ia fufficient
to work the whole at once greet part of the year. The
filiation is remarkably healthy and pleasant, and in a
fine part cf the country, particularly well situated for a
ft^, one having been kept at laid place for many years
past. Any person inclining to purehaf: may view the
fame and know the terms by applying to the fubfenber
on the premises.
4 MAHLON TAYLOR.
^yOW in the peffeffion of the fubferiber,
JLM living in Almond-ttreet, Southwark, a middic
fczed reddh C O W, with forac white under her belly,
and tire fore part of her bag white. Whoever has left
the laid Cow is desired to come, prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
PETER DUFFEF.
N. B, Said Cow has bean cried three times through
the public market.
February 12, 1,780.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed ^ Said by JOHN DUNLAP, in Market-fy, #
TO SOLD BY
NICOLAS FERRE E,
French Teacher, in Cherry-Alley, next door to the
German Lutheran School-huute, Philadelphia,
AL ARGE and very fine affortmert of F KENCH
BOOKS, among whieft are choice Military
books, the mod celebrated French authors Works, and
a great m Brother excellent ones. Catalogues may be
found rt f id Nicolas Ferree's.
—W AN T e'D,
ft WOMAN capable of cooking and waffling for
fl 3 '^l family, who can be well recommended.
Enquire of the Printer.
ntJUp^rt Fpfctaw—t^.^^
Just publifofd (printed from the London copy) and to
be fold by
FRANCIS BAILEY. Printer,
In Mafct-ftrtet, Lawren Third and Fourih-ftreets,
Philadelphia,
STRICTURES
On THE PHILADELPHIA
MESCHIENZA, OR TRIUMPH,
Upon leaving AMERICA uncenquered.
At the Subscribers Office at the corner of Bhek-horfe
Alley, in FronLftre^t, Philadelphia,
£ TRACT or piety* of patented LAND, fruate
on the waters of Tunkhannock, in th? equity of
Northumberland, contains thrtebundled end twenty
four acres and a quarter. Allo a certain piece or parcel
of LAND, fituxtc in Lo.war Providence foityhity in
the county of Chefttr, centring forty-two acre and
thirty perches
ASSHETON HUMPHREY%
N. B. If the above premises are not fold at private fafe
by thei6th infant, they will be expofd to fib b^ pub
lic vendue, at the Coffee-Louie ;the fife to begin afSix
o'clock in the e,enmg.
Feb? 10, 17S0
t—■«■■■— —— A . rt%t !,£--¥—••—B—~ rf ttetE —4te„ temfatot.^VA^r^YCT^^^frCTertg
C^mmonxCTa^b sf Pmfyha^a ?
Norihi^bertad C@W*ty£
HEREAS the estates of Alexander
Bartram, late Merchant end Trader, ana David
S^ktfp^, both ku< of the city of Philadelphia, hav
ing been in due courfa of law forfeited and frigid to the
u^ es this Slate, We, the ;üblcribei% Agents for the
find taunty, do hereby give notice, I hat the estates of
the said Alexander Bertram and David Shakefpear,
cenfiftinz cf the following tr#& of Lnd, viz. One .raft
of land situate m Wyoming township, Northumberland
county; ^dptiriing lands of John Solomon and Peter Mz
hch, conraining fix hundred 4cras : One tra& of land
situate in Mahoning fow^i,, containing ore hundred
and &ty ?CTeF, n<joir.ing CoL Wiiliam Cock : pre*
other tr^6t of land ^tuue near the well branch of Soffie
hanna, and about two mfa from Nortitumberbw.d town,
confining ^na hundred and fitly acridl Late the pro
perty of Ab xander Bartrarn'aforeftid, Also one other
Craft of land, whCT.on foa fe^U toprov€;nent, fituhte
in Augtifta towrjhib, tbeut four miles from Sunbury
town, contAnir.g nx hundred acres with the % QMui ak
Jounce : Late & property of David Shaketykar cfor,~
ftid. All which will be raid by public Vendue, m the
Cokrt-Hhufe at Sunbury, on the fifteenth dny of March
next. The salsa will coutinw from day today, tij. the
whole be di/pote of.
The terms of fiK will be according to law, aa follow,
to wit. & fourth „rt of the pfrcha&tum, fob: laid
in ten days after fair, or the premises again to revert to
the Srfle, and the bidder liable to fc^it the mid ere-,
fourth erf the perchafa-manty. Th^ refr.fyder these, to
HF§lqn ^^ mouthy nnd an a ^rtifote 1% g pro
duce! from the Arot^, or winter bf them, of s^l pay
ment «fthe parchafo-money, a deed mil be given, u
by fo^aa.
And „ tile A^r>Q do also pursuant to law, hereby
notify 2I) the cltin@us & the fold premises, or an/
of them, and.created of the ibid Alexander Eartrri
and David Sk^lefo,.-, la exhibit tueir claim, and rir
minds to theJtfftices of the Supreme Court, within the
time limited by law, or they mil be far ever barred from
the recovery thermal
THOMAS HZWITT.
JOHN KELLY.
January seth, 1780..
ft MAN who understands Sheeting and
A Slitting of IRO N, and is capable of managing
a SLITTING MILL, will m«et v?ith gr^at en
covra&e@rt by applying to JAMKS H A.Y E S,
next door to the Foft sfo, in Market-ftreat, Phila
delphia.
Guilford To^njhip, Cumberland County, Jan. 14.
OTI.CE is hereby given, That there
I" '" tec care of the futefcrExr, a chefcut co
= e Inured h ORSE, with a large star in his fore
head in the form of a heart, about nine yew. old, be
tween fourteen and fiite^n hands high, paces and trots.
Also the following Geode, viz. two fceis, two fine
fhirtr, one ruffied, the othergtya, one check ditto, ene
cuarfeditto, four pair cf fhofy , faritfle and bridle, and
admail grtat-con. The above Harfa and Goods were
acknowledged by a certain John Waiker to/ have keen
brought out of the Commons of Philaddphia. The
owner or owners are desired to came, prove property,
and take them away in two months from the date here
of, or they will be fold for the charts of keeping, by
PATRICK VANCE.
N. B. The above Horse aud Goods ware brought out
of the Commons aforefaid, about the tenth of Septem
ber hft.
TTZHEREAS the HohoraW, (he Congress
Y, of th&c Wnh%Stves h^v^ lardy roowmended
to the Ltf^tym of the &%ri SW^ » O adopt mea
fores fer furnishing the fop,lies of fh^ ^cry upon a dif
ferent plan fron. wh^t has been heretofore purled ;
And whereas fame of th, States have afre;dy trade such
regulations aa mu& put the department on a new tftab
lirira^nt, it seems therefore mAhpenfi^iy requifive, that
the accounts on the present arnngin^nt be brought ton
speedy and decisive close. And whereas some further
alteration of fyilemv ^iil probably take place, it will bf
expedient, not only that the accounts be foan adjusted,
but that an uniform m de, fcreffe&qg this, be pbfev,
ed throughcat the various s&:&§# I have therefore
thought fit to publish this advertitenuat, directing eve
ry Deputy or other Officer, serving in the Qparter-
Mafter-%nxars &M@<ntent, whole appointment is
immediately derived from me or ray Assistants, to call
upon all perfws employed by them efraivel,, to make
out exaa returns by the &^. day of M, r ^h p^b)^ £ ^e
furas of mouay due in their fev%ldifbiai op in that
time. And lerril tais m^fure &ty^ ^'~ fruftr^ted for
wont of feafonabie/upptig cf money, I do hereby no
tify al! those who have any demaarh oa ^u; branch of
tha department, to lay their arcounts brfuv the proper
p^rfons^ ^hh >'u;t3& vouchers, for a complect fetfle
merit to ft: i ; .me aovo db«&ed. Jn those c^s wl^re
th? demands caunct be prid dtaaiy in cQ printed
cer:6cates will be ;;ven, fpecbyiLg the funis due to
each individual, for whi^h tad, bhwk ctrdiicateg will
be (truck, and dihribur-d among the fevtyal Agents,
wh, ar? requited to register them in bucks to fie kept
for that ptr pose, copies rd which rauft be immediately
font to camp to be lodged in my Office, that f may be
enabled to ^feertain a just state of the deb^ due b^m
the department.
NATH. GREENY Q„M G.
Mortis-Tewn, J.n. ?.§, i,Bo.
*#* 1^ different Prisere io tir United st?ree are
fcq'oefted * aaUifh the above advertibment in their re
fpcaive pa pers.‘
Pmm^lpha^ February i, 1782.
A L L persons having any demands against
me aa Defat, Qartig^Maft^r Genrir.d, either for
monies due, or that rib become Cue by the lir:to< March
next, are r^q^&i to feed In thrir aiexfas with all pof
iible difpat-h, in order for a feukment; on which the
babinre, will either be paid, or cerrificatee given for
what shall appear in be dab, in order that the fame may
be , rid without farther fr&b'e as loon as I trail be en
abl&L lam under the necsff'y of earnriily pressing &
punauAl compliance with this r^quififion, as I am di
rcaod by the Qiirier-Mafi-General to have my ac
counts rehdy for fertleacnt on or before the laid fait
day of March n^xt.
JOHN MITCHELL, D.Q M.G.
£^M. February 1, ^7BO.
A L L persons having any demands against me
as Deputy Quarter- Maft.T Gt^sral, either fcr mo
nies due or th^t will become due by the frft of March
next, a,4 requeued to fend in their accounts with all
prOihk difpstch in order for fettiement ; on receipt of
which the b^hncac y>ll either b^ p^id, or receipts given
for what Audi a.fyQrto ue dux to the firft of M^rh ; to
whkh time I are directed by the ^iarttr-M^^er-GenerU
to futnifii a?.b^eoun.;< in me district without fell.
ROBERT L. HOOPER, Jun. D. Q^M. G.
/fetyCertltmta c+ Q— Q_4~ ..topty ; prtt&pw^-z—tatoMiFtet ram _^Q —~_W
Philadelphia, January 25, 1780.
OTI C^ ^ hereby given, Tirat the
l"§ Sub* r ^'~^ being a Committee of Grievances
appointed by th?- Honorable House cf Assembly, will
met in the Library Room (up ftyrs) in the State
"Rente, ar half pn^ Nin* o%ic& in the morning* of
Mo'^r*, W^tehiays.and Fridays, during the prefer:
fitting of the Gfo&ai AHcmlily. '.
CHARLES W. PEAL^,
ROBERT KNOX,
ARTHUR Watts,
DAVID THOMAS,
JOHN WHITEHILL,
JAMES E4XON,
ABRAHAM SMITH,
JONATHAN JONES,
, JOHN RALSTON,
JOHN BURD,
ROBERT MARTIN.
Philadelphia, January 28, 1730.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the
Subferibers will attend in the Committee Room
(up flairs) in the %as& house, at half p; ft Nine o'clock
in the morning, on Turiday, Thurfd^y and Saturday
every week, during tlu fitting of the General Assembly,
to examine and fettle such zecernp $ as ffiaff be brought
before them.
WILLIAM HARRIS, 1
WILLIAM COATS, }
JAM^S JACKS, I Committee
MICHAEL SHUBART, } cf
JONATHAN HOGE, | Accampb.
SAMUEL DALE,
DANIEL EHESTKR, fun.J
tMramto*tptaw *■/ufvm p._».^otm._,•^ot —_-«_», t —ct .„.___ «wB
HENRY WYNKOO P,
Hath for SALE whohfale, at his Here in Seconds
fact, between Arch and Race ft m 2, Philadelphia
QINE Liuens,
F Fiat Cambrics,
Prat LXeefy
Whitt J^^neh,
S'wihgsik%,
Buvucna Handkerchiefs,
Gxuze dirtoj
lElegantI Elegant silk Shoe Pat
terns,
„Silk Ribbands,
Silk Gauzes,
Men# Hats,
Gloves,
Hair Pine, & # f &,&Q