The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1778-06-06 00:00:00, page 4

LloTof the Numbers that have d'rawi Capital
Prizes in the FIRST CLASo of the United
States Lottery.
No. 53,058 JO,OOO Dollars.
Nc. 48987 and No. 85696 5000 Dollars each.
, Prizes cf 1000 Dollars.
No. No. No. No. No. No.
284 12615 27839 44641 64433 78902
2625 14516 28920 45 6 9 8 67529 82710
3798 16782 36637 54136 68238 84312
4740 18593 40218 56048 70779 87632
10465 25268 42095 56617 74185 94376
Frizes cf 500 Dollars.
No. No. No. No. No. No.
613 17359 32180 5°94 8 68482 83424
793 474 198 51354 848 804
877 5<3 33 2 5 [ 355 6 9°94 8 5 2 £ 4
1594 520 366 457 464 311
674 688 735 485 477 599
756 18190 867 500 619 664
215^ 194 34054 5 2 537 7°4 2 4 86220
297 429 263 590 576 365
355 5 0 5 35976 53 12 ° 6 °5 54 2
399 5 6 3 3 6j 94 394 6 5 [ 544
491* 7 2 3 6 1 ' 534 756 746
802 834 767 979 759 859
3151 965 37 0 72 54229 811 908
163 19078 672 585 71151 926
382 127 811 55097 72616 87001
461 622 839 189 73691 57
652 641 843 407 743 176
832 742 847 418 913 506
844 97 8 974 545 74177 572
925 20738 38421 561 270 673
4464 802 594 685 763 88052
664 993 750 743 816 46 8
669 21165 39079 56716 916 669
5236 375 282 770 966 ,825
484 22038 297 806 976 890x8
516 175 411 831 75 8 1 8 23
621 403 422 57693 76242 150
6017 413 520 771 667 685
309 430 908 892 670 688
403 663 4°06) 5 8 453 '6B 83'
31, 737 106 608 959 849
7049 23982 41054 652 77227 90615
328 24391 248 819 260 741
630 408 446 59171 409 9^37
8646 745 7 6 9 211 723 502
967 970 971 7 [ 7 B °9 556
9427 25175 42503 764 857 92219
685 25 533 872 923 251
10030 303 674 60214 936 317
496 55 s B °3 543 78023 349
563 831 43362 61631 227 862
11314. 890 379 825 812 994
557 26148 44621 62213 '63 93168
632 316 732 219 933 440
924 500 907 271 79053 94323
927 746 4514° 57 0 19 1 777
12489 797 357 59 6 195 832
74.3 2 7^3 4°4 617 283 95335
928 265 785 754 905 544
13289 478 46045 973 80041 686
14037 28185 181 63297 113 818
350 360 249 452 810 96186
479 455 43 0 792 829 43c
832 552 719 959 830 851
864 648 47034 64048 81076 961
15050 774 ] 35 5 6 5 103 97154
107 830 233 719 412 98227
171 29463 354 746 612 589
753 810 853 926 82158 762
998 815 951 65513 186 909
16029 950 4 81 3 6 73 6 208 99109
398 30485 637 788 211 307
886 515 976 911 522 369
977 672 49 6 43 67413 680 736
17037 3 10 7 8 5 00 59 672 685 832
109 129 451 68132 982
206 738 658 394 83210
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To be SOLD at PRIVATE SALE,
A Valuable Plantation, lituate in Hopewell Town
ship, York County, within a mile of Gemmil's
Tavern, containing near four hundred acres of good
land, about thirty acres cleared, about thirty or forty
acres of good meadow ground, a young orchard of
excellent fruit, a good log-house, and other office
houses; the whole well watered and timbered. There
is slfo on laid place, a good situation for a merchant
mill, fulling mill and tan yard. Any person inclining
to purchase may know the terms by applying to the
subscriber, living on the premises.
JOHN MITCHELL.
LA NCA SIE R, Printed by JOHN D UNL AP.
Lancafler, Aprils, 1775.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given,
That John Clendenon hath obtained from me
the fubferiber, a bond conditioned for the payment of
Fifty Pounds, lawful money of Pennsylvania, for the
consideration money cf a traft of land which I bougl t
of him; and as the Did John Clendenon never has
given me a tide for the land so bought of him, altho'
I have often required him so to do, I do therefore
forewarn ail persons from taking an affighment of the
said bonds, and as I arh determined not to pay the fame
until the hid Clendenon makes, or procures to be
made to me, a fufficient title for the said land.
JACOB METZ.
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Q TRAYED or STOLEN, on the
J on the night of the xd inst. (April) from the fta
bie of Mr. George Irwin, in York-Towh, two Mares,
each.about fourteen hands high, and eight years old;
one of them a deep sorrel, with a liar in her forehead,
has been spoiled in cutting for the hoaks, has the
fcralches, and moves ftiff, apt to bite and kick, espe
cially if disturbed when feeding. The other of a dark
bay colour, is calling her old hair, her belly hangs as
if die was with foal, lays her ears quite back when
touched about the head, and has a large bu(hy mane
and tail. Whoever brings them to Major Nicholls,
in York Town, shall have the above reward, or
Fifteen Dollars for either, and reasonable expences.
hieidelburg Town, May 6, 1778.
STOP THIE F!
SIXTY DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLE N by one Simon Silvester, a French
man, from the home of Jacob Pelum, the 27th
ot last month, the following articles, viz. a new round
h/t bound with velvet, with a band reund the crown
CGlri small silver hat-buckle; four white lawn docks,
I plain silver dock-buckle, a light coloured cloth coat,
h pair of black ribbed breeches lined with linen, one
pair of white cotton hole, one pair of light ribbed
/worded ditto, and one plain white linen Hurt ; three
,gcld half joes, one guinea, and four diver dollars, in
;a green knit purse; allo ten pounds in Congress mo
ney. Said thief had on when he went away, anew
beaver hat w,th a black ribband cockade, a brown
'cloth coat, a waistcoat with the foreparts ftamp
6ed with red and black stripes and the hind parts linen,
plain linen (hirt, a pair of white diaper breeches, a
pair of white silk hose, and calf-fkin pumps with large
round silver shoe-buckles, and knee buckles of the
fame pattern ; had allo with him, an old silk wtiftcoat
with bl ck and white spots in it, but it can hardly be
.distinguished from calico, two pair of ribbed thread
hose, one pair of blue clouded ditto, cne pair of ofna
;brug overalls, one and a quarter yards of cloth the
fame colour of his coat, a red and white silk handker
chief, a blue and white cotton ditto, and a red and
white firiped ditto : He had a considerable quantity of
, gold and paper money of his own, and has left a wife
in the above-named town ; he was of a middling fea
ture, light complexion, talks broken English, a little
'pock-marked, long hair almost black, thin favoured,
.blue eyes, long nose, has been advertised by Captain
IForepaw, of the Militia, at Biilingfport last summer ;
' he has lately moied out st Philadelphia. Whoever
will apprehend said thief and confine him, so that the
owner may get his goods again, shall receive the above
, reward and all reasonable charges, paid by
' NATH AN, CRISMORE.
'THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
BROKE or STOLEN out of the stable of Mr.
James Chandler, in Wilmington, on the night
cf he 17th of April last, two sorrel HORSES, one
a chefnnt sorrel, seven years old this spring, about
' fi teen and a half hands high, two white feet, a blaze
'in his face, his mane has been trimmed and hangs on
the near file, paces trots and canters well, (hod all
round. The other fix years old this spring, a brighter
sorrel, about fifteen hands high, with one white foot
and a bla±e, also paces, trots and canters well, (hod
a'l round, his mane hangs on both tides of his neck.
Any person taking up laid horses shall have SIXTEEN
DOLLARS reward ; and if stolen, and the thief be
brought to justice, the above reward and all reasona
ble charges, paid by James Chandler, in Wilming
ton, or the fubferiber at the Tr-p.
ALEXANDER MCDONALD.
Carlisle, April 3, 1778.
TOST in January last, a STATE
ever finds the fame and returns it to the fubferiber,
shall be intitled to TWO DOLLARS reward.—-
The Managers of said lottery are hereby warned not
to pay the prize, (ihany be drawn on mid ticket) to
any person, toe fubferiber excepted.
SARAH MCDONALD.
riirTrYlToTfißrßEW RD.
STOLEN out oftbefable at Charles Mitchell's, near
Duck Creek, on the night of the 25th of February lafl,
a bay MAR E, five years old the eufuing spring, about
fourteen hands high, has afar in her forehead, three white
feet, two behind and one before; her mane bangs on the
right fide, afbort flitch tail, trots and canters fery well,
and was in good order when taken away. Whoever takes
up and secures said mare and the thief, so that the owner
may get bit metre a^ain and the thief be brought to jufice,
fall have the above reward, or Twenty Dollars Jbr
the mare on), and all reasonable charges, paid by the sub
scriber, living in the Alley near Duck' Creek, in the Dela
ware State. William Griffin, Jun.
TO BE S O L D,
ft N elegant pair of full-blooded chefnut HORSES,
genteely marked; t! e one lifing eight, and, the
och< r nine years old. The price is Six Hundred Pounds.
Apply to George Ross, jur. in Lancaster.
AL L persons indebted to the estate cf
James Allison, late of Donegal Townflrp, are
requested instantly to make payment cf the feme; and
allo all persons who have any demands against the Laid
estate either by bond, book accompt, or any ether
contrast, are requested to bring them in, properly
proven, that they may be difebarged, as the Executofr
pwrpofe Shortly to close their Executorfhip.
JOHN MASE,
JOHN JAMlSON,]™™'™'
Lancafier, May 19, 1778.
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward,
r) ESEl< TED from the sth Pennsylvania regi-
L merit, the following recruits, viz. Samuel
Starrit, American bern, about five fret ten inches
high, fhoit black hair, swarthy complexion, ftcop
Mouldered, and fond of strong liquor. James M'Cal
lister, burn in Jei fey and brought up in Virginia, a
taylor by trade; has a sickly pale countenance, fair
hair which he wears tied, about five feet seven inches
high, formerly belonged to Col. Morgan, and when
in liquor boasts much of Burgoyne's capture. James
Reiley, an Irishman, about five feet eight and a half
inches high, dark complexion and black hair, has an
extraordinary fquir.t with his left eye, no enemy to
strong liquor, and when brim full vomits oaths and
blasphemy very liberally George James, a Virgi
nian born, about fix feet high, tandy hair, stoop fhcul
dered, swarthy complexion, fond of liquor, and in
cemoany a pleasant good matured fellow, Samuel
Marler, an Englishman born, about five feet seven
inches high, short fair hair tied; is a miner, very talk
ative and a tolerable scribe ; he lived near the Forks
of Sweetara, and dearly loves company where liquor
is plenty. Whoever secures said deferteis in any gaol
within the United States, so that they may be return
ed to their regiment, shall have THIRTY DOLLARS
for each, paid by
2w. JAMES FORBES, Lieut. s th P. R.
Camp, Valley-Forge, May 16, 1778.
WHEREAS about the middle
of January lad, a Trunk was sent from
Charles-Town, South-Carolina, (directed for the fub
feriber, and to be left at Mr. Stakes, in York^Town)
in a waggon, the driver whereof called himfclf Hamil
ton or Hambleton, and lives in the neighbourhood cf
Lancaster: And as the said Trunk was never left at
Mr. Stake's, nor could I ever learn any thing of it or
of Hamilton, Ido hereby off^r a reward of FORTY
DOLLARS to any person securing the said Hamilton,
and giving me intelligence of the Trunk so that I may
get it again, or TWENTY DOLLARS for either.
JOSEPH BROWNE, Surgeon 13th P. R.
Lancafler, Pennsylvania, April 27, 1778.
WHEREAS by a law of this State, intitled,
" A Supplement to the Aft intitled, an Aft
to prevent forestalling and regrating and to encourage
fair dealing," the Commissioners of Cloathing for the
refpe&ive Counties are authorifed, enjoined and re
quired to make diligent search and enquiry after all
offenders against said law, and against the law intitled,
" An Aft to prohibit the faleof goods, wares and
merchandize by public vendue, and to regulate ped
lars and hawkers in this State," and to proceed againit
and seize the property of fu h offenders, according to
said laws : This is therefore to give notice, that we
are determined to proceed in that duty immediately
after publication hereof.
JAMES LANG and ROBERT CRAIG,
Commissioners of Cloathing for Lancaster County.
A generous price will be given by the lubfcribers to
Journeymen Taylors, and an exemption from Militia
duty. .
JF John Martin, son of James Martin,
deceased, late of Mansfield, WoodhoufeTownfhip,
County of Suffix, and State of New-Jei fey, be living
and will apply to the fubicribers, in tne Township and
County aforeiaid, he will hear of femething much to
his advantage. MARK THOMPSON.
THOMAS LI TTLE.
Vincent T^wnfip, Chefer County, ApriMr, 1778.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
CAME to the house of William Rogers, the iith
of February last, a perfen who Did he was an
express rider, and called himfelf JOHN JONES, with
a press-warrant signed Colonel Shepherd, to impress a
horse, faddie and bridle to go to Reading and to jetura
as quick as pcffible, but no tidings have since been
heard either of man or horse, and there is reason to be
lieve it to be a forgery : He was tall and lender, fair
complexion, light brown hair, wore a light coat turn
ed up with red, buckskin breeches and white (lockings;
thought to be about 24. years of age : The horle he
took is fix years old this grass, about fifteen hands
high, a natural pacer, a good black, with a small (far
and two white laddie marks, a little cat-hammed, and
cf very good courage. Whoever will give inform ti
on of, or return the said horle, so that the owner may
git him again, shall have TWELVE DOLLARS re
ward, and for man and horse the above reward, and
rcafonable charges, paid by
REBECCA THOMAS.