Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1774-03-07 00:00:00, page 5

I LISTof the NUMBERS that came up PRIZES in the Third Class of Pettie's Island CASH LOTTERY,
' for Norrington Preibyterian Church, and Whitpain Dutch Lutheran Church, the Newark Academy, &c.
* * Thole numbers that have no sums annexed to them, are prizes of Twenty-Six Shillings and Six Pence each.
No Pr No Pr No. Pr. No. Pr. No. Pr. No. Pr. No. Pr. No. Pr. No. Pr. No. Pr. No. Pr. No. Pr. No. Pr. No. Pr. No. Pr. No Pr. No. Pr. No. Pr.
A ^l7 7 6 9 976 1245 1474 ] 7 lB x 9 2228 25.11 2731 2985 3216 350231.3747 3985 4248
6 82 42 2/. 712/. 77 47 763'- 21 8 9 33 12 33 863/. 19 8 48 88 52
,45 7 2 2/ - 7 8 553 /# 79 2 3 9 1 3 6 ] 3 34 93 22 9 5 2 9 1 54
$' 88 46 73 79 5 6 82 2 4 9 2 39 16 3 6 9 6 2 5 i° 53 20 °/-93 59
74 80 6 3 8 5 28 94 4° ] 7 39 97 28 I 2 555 1 - 94 60
J ,55 2/. 77 81 6 4 87 2/. 30 2/. 98 42 18 40 98 34 13 2/. 56 95 61
55 78 82 662/. 90 32 99 45 • 21 42 99 36 19 60 98 623/.
J @ 79 8 9 7° 9 2 35 20003/. 49 25 433/-3 0 °5 4° 2Q 6 3 99 64
99 57 81 93 71 94 4°3 /a 7 5° 2 7 44 9 42 25 65 4000 65
300 63 85 95 74 96 41 8 562/. 28 55 =0 44 28 672/. 3 66
{ 22/. 64 87 97 75 99 4 2 12 64 2 9 5 6 11 47 2/ ° 3° 68 4 68
3 69 94 98 10/. 78 1501 44 14 67 5/. 3 z 60 13 49 31 72 5 70
% 62^70 97 99 79 3 45 ^6 70' 37. 63 14 5I 33 73 8 71
7 74 98 1000 80 4 4 8 183/. 74 3 8 69 16 54 35 77 B 74
39 J 800 2 8! 5 49 203^75 39 75 17 2 8 21 76
462/ t 80 x 4 8 42 /. 9 56 27 76 4 ° 77 ,2 2 67 39^ , 2 3 77
402/. 15 y J / 41 g o 23 6g 43 89 24 78
49 25 ? 3 12 86 Io g 29 78 82 2 3 7 ? g
55 3 0/ - 2 7 , 4 21 9 [ 12 61 3 o 93 8 2 6 91 29 90
5 8 3 2 8 7 5 2 2 93100/.14 63 32 99 6 852/. 26 74 57 92 33 91
59 33 9< 7 28 96 ,5 64 33 2303 47 8 S ^fa 5g
60 34 93 8 34 9 ] 7 5 35 5 49 87 30 80 60 96 36 98
61 42 2/. 99 10 37 !3 01 20 3' ' 562/. 32 81 64 3800 40 9Q
62 46 600 II 3 8 3 22 Z' 2 '° 3' '° 5 8 93 33 8 7 65 2 4 2 43%
63 48 2 2/. 12 40 5 23 80 3 8 12 59 34 ^3 l . 72 5 44 4
67 55 3 3 /# ] 4 41 6 2 5 , 41 15 60 99 35 33 0 2 74 9 48 5
72 59 4 19 45 9 2 9 8 7 46 18 63 2801 42 4 76 11 512/. -
76 60 5 20 48 10 30 89 47 i 9 65 3 51 8 802/. 1 3 562/. 12
79 63 3/. 13 22 52 15 3 7 90 49 22 68 § 54 1 2 8356 16 58 i 4
81 65 14 10/. 25 55 16 40 91 50 27 71 10 55 142/. 85 17 61 17
88 67 17 27 2/. 56 17 45 92 512/. 28 72 14 57 18 863^ 19 64 18
91 68 18 28 59 19 48 93 53 32 75 16 63 20 S7~ 23 67 20
92 69 22 3/. 29 61 2T 522/. 95 54 34 76 17 65 24 90 25 68 26 2/ .
,03 70 24 32 62 23 56 96 58 353/. 81 19 68 28 97 26 71 27
4 71 26 34 6 3 25 62 98 59 3 6 82 262/. 72 302/. 99 27 72 28
6 72 28 35 64 30 64 1802 61 37 85 27 74 35 3601 29 75 29
9 75 3 o 38 67 31 68 4 6 2 39 86 31 75 „ 5 33 82 32
10 8 2 3I 40 74 35 69 5 65 40 8 8 3 2 77 43 6 35 8436 34
n 84 34 3/. 41 75 3710/. 70 8 72107.49 35 79 -44 11 37 85 3 5
85 35 3/. 43 78 3 82 /. 71 9 76 502/. 9 8 36 80 55 12 , 43 86 41
n 4 OO/. 87 41 46 88 43 72 1! 79 53 99 38^ 86 59 14 <44 87 42
P 892/. % 50 90 44 74 14 81 56 2602 39 87 62 15 49 88501.43
26 90 44 b 91 46 77^ 17 95 57 + 4 1 8820/.67 17 50 90 46
27 91 55 93 4 8 8 5 18 9 6 58 1 46 9 $ 73 18 5 2 97 48
2 9 92 61 94 5; 86 2 ^ ^ 6. % 5; fa 79 J 9 |4 4206 so
33 94 553 /# 70 1100 56 9' 2 4 6§ „ 5 9 6 g 9 5§
3 6 95 56 71 8 57 97 2 /.36 9 66 64 4 92 36 70 ,43/.'
38 98 58 7 2 9 59 9 8 37 12 7l „ 6 68 8 93 37 72 4
39 99 64 742/. 12 62 99 38 72 27 7, 9 g % ft /, fa
45 406 65 75 13 65 2603 392/. 24 7 3 z 8 , 0 % 22 6,5/.
46 7 68 76 19 67 9 43 26 74 29 78 11 3407 44 83 23 66
47 2/. Io 69 79 20 702/. 12 44 27 76 3 0 ,22/. 13 9 3 Z 45 84 25 ° 68
50 H 7 2 805/. 25 72 18 4§ 3 0 7 9 „ 8- j 4 10 ^ g- go 6
51 2 0 73 8r 3 0 74 19 4 8 3 [ 87 g 6 86 15 11 53 88 32 72
54 21 , 74 , 3 i 76 21 55 32 8 9 373 /. 8 g ]6 12 5 7 9 t 33 „
58 222/. 76 85 32 81 242/. 58 33 9I 2/. 43 9 0 3 zl7 1 4 61 95 34 %
70 28 .78 2/. 86 33 86 28 59 342/. 94 4 6 93 2 /. 19 15 63 96 35 „
73 2 9 79 88 35 8 9 2 9 6[ 39 97 S'3 L 94 21 16 66 97 . 40 78
75 32 2/. 81 89 2/. 37 90 30 ,65 43 2400 58 95 232/. 18 68 9 83 L 45 79
81 34 88 91 38 92 3 i 72 48 3 60 962/. 24 202/. 70 3904 47 ^
S 3 36 89 92 39 94 3 7 73 52 4 61 2902 29 212/. 71 7 48 86
87 40 90 962/. 40 98 38 74 53 82/. 65 3 31 % 22 76 9 49 89
89 42 3 /# 94 900 43 I4 oi s / - 39 75 54 ! o 66 6 34 2 3 79 2/ - 10 53 91
9 o- 43 97 1 45 2/ - 35^ 4° 8 7 5 6 x 3 6 9 2/ - 72/. 36 25 803/. 14 54 91
913/. 44 9 8 3 4 8 4 4 2 2/ - 9° 59 16 7 1 11 41 26 82 17 58 97
94 45 701 4 49 2/. 5 47 91 60 2 3 72 , 12 42 28 $ 3 IB 2 A 59 9 g
482/. 3 2/. 7 2/. 60 6 50 93 61 27 73 2 '- 143^ 47 *33 8 4 ! 9 62
61 7 11 65 7 54 95 63 29 74 ] 7 49 34 85 22 67
62 IQ 12 66 9 58 98 64 32 75 212/. 51 35 8 7 2 3 68
200 67 i 3 13 73 x 5 623/. 99 68 33 7 8 2 5 53 3 8 8 9 2 $ 6 9
.70 21 162/. 76 16 3/. 68 1901 69 362/. 81 2 7 54 43 9 2 26 74
c 74 24 17 80 27 70 4 72 41 , 33 56 48 93 27 76
7 5/ ' 75 26 18 93 31 74 6 74 42 35 57 54 94 283. 77
8 7q 27 10 9 „ 37 ° 2 55 993'" 2 9 812/.
I: 80201. 30 4 % 34 77. 76 462/. '6 38 64 56 3703 30 87
] 7 88 31 312/.H003/. 372/. 78 19 Si 48 603. 4 37
22 91 32 3 39 20 I 4 V 4 44 73 69 I 452/.
23 93 3 ^ 3 ' * 4 40 2 3 ' ^ 67 46 77 70 7 46 98
39 94 38 39 5 41 85 37 87 76 % % 77 7 2 ^7 9 2
40 96 , 41 44 6 43 41 2205 77 98 48 80 73 112/. 54 4
43 99 2/ - 45 45 II 44 88 42 3/. 6 84 + , 2 75 iz 5+ +
49 s°i 49 4 8 ] 4 45 9 2 44 7 '6 6 52 12 9
5° 8 5° 5° 20 4 8 93 49 8 87 8 56 86 76 192/. 59 10
51 9 2 '° 5 1 55 22 5 0 97 s°3'° !0 8 9 9 57 88 5/. 792^ 222/. 72 17
5.3 11 5 2 57 2 3 5 1 1700 54, 11 9 3 ig g 9 8 9 gz 26 73 21
54 !33/-55 59 2 4 55 2 6 33 /# 13 94 142/. 65 93 83 32 76 22
56 15 62 62 25 59 4. 64 10/. 16 95 22 2/. 69 2/. 96 86 33 772/. 24 .
58 . 16 63 2/. 63 26 60 10 65 i 9 98 25 702/. 98 88 36 78 283/.
59 20 64 68 32 662/. i 3 79 20 2500 273/. 73 3/.3200 94 41 81 34
63 27 65 703^ 34 67 142/. 80 21 1 28 812/. 6 95 43 2 ^ 82 36
665^ 34 67 712/. 3 6 68 15 20/. 84 25 22/. 29 82 102/ 96 44 832/. 4 ~
68 36 68 7 3 3 7 70 17 85 27 10 3° 83 15 3500 45 84 47
71 3 8
The above is a true lift of the prizes in the third class of the aforefaid Lottery, certified by ALEXANDER POWER, Check Clerk.
D E D U C TI O N. The fourth class being enriched by money carried from each of the fore-
Tor a Prize of £.4°° 0 0 receive £.340 0 0 going classes so as to contain a considerable number of high prizes, as
200 0 0 - - . 170 0 0 also not so many blanks as prizes, and the price of the Tickets being on
100 0 0 - - - 85 0 0 ly three dollars, there is no doubt but the Tickets will soon be disposed of.
5° 0 ° " " - 42 10 0 The former adventurers are therefore requeued to be punctual in renew
30 0 0 - - - 25 10 0 ing their Tickets within the time limited, which will expire the 6th day
20 0 0 - - - 17 0 0 of April next.
10 0 0 - • - 810 0 It is also requeued that no person fnall ask Tickets on credit in the
5 ° ° " " "4 5 0 ensuing class, and it is hoped that those who have not paid for their Tic
3°°" * " 2110 kets in the foregoing classes, will be speedy in paying, that the laudable
2 0 0 " " • 114 0 designs for which the Lottery was made, utay be immediately execu
-1 6 6 - - - 4 2 6 led.
PO STSCR I PT
TO THE
PENNSYLVANIA PACKET,
O R, THE
GENERAL ADVERTISER. No. 124.
To the Printer of the Pennsylvania Packet.
SI R,
The following excellent letter to the Earl of Cofer
field, is added by wa, of appendix to his Oeconomy
of Human Life —as it is in the hands of few, you
are requeued to give it a place in your next paper,
if nothing of more confluence offers. Tour com
pliance, will oblige your friend, D.
INTRODUCTION.
HEAR, ye immortals, and be attentive to
the voice of your father.—Lo ! he directs
his speech unto you, and his voice fpeaketh unto
the sons of men.—Wisdom crieth aloud unto you,
and with great kindness invites you to her arms.—
Follow therefore her directions, and delay not;
for in obeying her councils there is great reward.
—She teacheth the way to life, and her instruc
tions will guide thee to the Paradise of God.—
Happy is the man with whom she resides; yea,
blefled is he with whom she maketh her abode.—
For happiness and prosperity shall be his compani
ons here, and glory and immortality his possessions
hereafter.—Embrace then her offers, oh ye chil
dren of men, and learn the way to true felicity.—
In obeying her dictates thou mortal shalt gain the
approbation of the eternal, and be blessed for ever
more—His favours with a liberal hand shall be
bestowed upon thee, and the light of his counte
nance shall dispel the gloom and heaviness of thy
heart ; yea, thy foul shall rejoice and be glad, and
mourning and sorrow shall not approach thy ha^
bitation.—For he only is the fountain of light,
and from him proceedeth the rays thereof: Day
and night declare his wisdom, and the fl<ies reveal
his glory. He raifeth the nations of the earth,
and by him Kings reign, and Princes decree jus
tice. He hangeth the ball upon nothing, and fup
,porteth the universe by his power.—The great
and noble maintain their splendor by his benefi
cence, the poor and the indigent are relieved by
him, and his tender mercies are over all the works
of his hands.—He calmeth the troubled waters,
and the storms are obsequious to his voice. The
billows are still when he speaks, and the winds
cease to roar at his Command. Blessed then is the
man who refteth under the shadow of his wings,
and is secured under his almighty prote&ion.—
Blessed is that man who has the almighty for his
friend, who is watched over by the care of him
who neither slumbers nor sleeps.—Happy shall he
be called by the sons of men, who is interested in
the favour of the omnipotent, at whose call the
winds and waves obey.—Bow down and adore ;
bend the knee and worship; seek his favour with
diligence, and he shall smile upon thee with an eye
of approbation. Receive his precepts with wil
lingness, and with submission obey his command.
Fear him with reverence, love him with sincerity,
praise him with gratitude, and serve him with pu
rity of heart. Ad by his directions, be refig
nant to his providences, and in so doing thou shalt
obtain his favour. Happy thou shalt be in thine
own breast, and the powers of thy foul shall rest
in quietude. Guided by his hand, thou shalt pass
through the maze of life with fafety, unallured
by its temptations, and untoxicated by its charms.
—Each day shall dawn upon thee with renewed
pleasure, each hour present before the frefh fcene3
of joy to come; time shall roll round his circuit
without tardation, death approach thee unarrayed
with his horrors, and eternity itfelf seem untre
mendous; while the bands of nature give way
with ease, and life's gordian-knot is unloosed
without a groan. Thy spirit dislodged from her
earthly mansion, shall flutter her wings with joy at
her releafement, and soar her way to the world
of immortals, attended by a company of seraphs,
who shall introduce her to glory and beatitude be
yond the fl<ies.
PART 1.
Totus Mundus agit Hiftrionent.
Man con^dered as an after on the stage of the
universe ; the omnifeiency of the Deity; di
rections for the economy and behaviour of
man.
SECTION 1.
CONSIDER, oh man ! thou native of the
skies, thy character in life, and the end for
which thou wert originally designed.—Remember
the dignity of thy birth, and think on the great
ness of him whom thou calleft father; be mindful
of thy noble extraction, and aspire after thole
things which are worthy of thy pursuit.—Consi
der thou art placed on earth as a probationer for
heaven; thou art an aCtor in time, and to he re
warded in eternity.—According to thy behaviour
in this world, will the remuneration be in the
other; if thou with fidelity difehargeft thy part,
thou shalt receive both honour and felicity ; but if
thou neglected the admonitions of wisdom, and
defpifeft the Words of her mouth, then shame and
sorrow shall be thy Companions for ever.—Be
hold, thou art under the infpe&ion of him whose
eyes behold all things; the night cannot conceal
thee from his view, nor the darkness hide thee
from his fight.—The blaze of noon and the obfeu
rity of midnight, are equal to him, to whom all
things are clear ; for his eyes run through the
universe, and his observance is extended to the
ends of the earth.—ls thou attempted to fly from