Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1774-07-25 00:00:00, page 7

H^or M'N ~ii, Charles M'Knicht, John M'Tuck
rr, 2, Mr. Manatee, Robert M'Martin, Jolin Mur
ray, filith^ M^tetfon, James M'Keuhnie, 2,
.Darnel jl'C.Udcn, Daniel M'Daniei; John Monro,
Mary M'Murefne, Capt John M'Murchie, Hugh
M'Dcnogh, Mr. Migee, Mr. M'Morgan, Mr.
Mo re, George Morris, Hugh M'lntire, James
Maillen, Richard Mooie, John M'Grath, David
Martin, Pbi/adJffia. George Mason, Chefier Coun
ty?. Alexander Major, N. Wales.
N. Merkem Nicholson, George Neale, Joseph
Norris, PkilaJQbia.
O. Nancy Ogden, Patrick O'Mellan, James Ott,
Daniel M Win O'Leary, Timothy O'Leary, Ellis
Owen, Charles Ofourn, Philadelphia.
P/John Pearson, Benjamin Purvos, Philip Plu
ra,ara,l, Jane Portei field, James Pendlebury.
R. Patience Right, J ?hn Rocks, Pompey Rtozay,
George Robinson, Ann Robbins, Thom s Role,
Godfried Richter, Eliza Redding, Charles Read,
EL; John Ross, Christopher Kofs, John Rox
burgh, 2, James Rollo, Francis Revely, John
Ropkins.
S. John Stephens, Ann S'troudey, John Slem
inons, Capt. of sloop Sally, Capt. Andrew Stone,
John Solomons, Robert Stilman, Elias Stilwell,
Thomas Shimin, 2, Michael Spilfy, 2, Brent Spen
cer, Archibald Smith, 2, Thomas Seaton, Joseph
Saul, John Stanfield, Robert Stevenson, Philadel
phia. Samuel Siinpfon, Abington. Christopher Sour,
Germantown. Jol n Scott, NeJbaminy.
T. Samuel Templeton, Joleph Taylor, John
Thornton, George Thompson, Rev. David Tiller,
Hugh Taomfon, Capt. Richard Trenflett, 2, Phi
ladel hia.
T. Thomas Taggart, Lower Dublin.
V. Capt. Jdm Ute, Philadelphia. John Van
Camp, Esq; Lower Smithfield.
XV. Benjamin White, Esq; Major Ward, Charles
Wallis, Edward Wells, John White, WilliamWith
raw, Mr. Wurdein, Archibald Woodside, Mary
Wcl I, Martha W Uis, Henry Watkins, Capt. John
Williams, Mr. Wareing, Dr. George Weid, Pbi
ladetpkia.
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7^11,1774.
The fallowing HORSES, in excellent order,
will be exposed to public sale, on the firft day of
Augu I next, at the house of John D/ckinson,
in the town and count, of Salem, and province
of Welt New-Jrfey, viz.
nn H E noted horse BOHEMIA, brother to
True Briton; the famous horse VITRIO L,
a jet black, his bind feet white and a ffar in his
forehead, full fifteen hands high and equal in pro
portion, seven-eighths of the belt turff blood, and
much approved of as a covering horse as well as for
fiddle and carriage; two stout young blooded
mares, one of which was covered this season by a
full blood horfe', and has a very likely colt by her
fide, got by a horse of full blood ; also a number of
other fghtly horses. Attendance will be given at
the time and place above-mentioned, and fix months
credit to the purchasers, on their giving good secu
rity if required, by DAVID HENRY.
Baltimore, May 7, 1774.
TO BE SO L D,
On Wednesday the third day of August next, by
Public Sale, at the house of Mrs. Sarah Chilton,
in Baltimore Town,
THAT valuable rra& of land called Colrain,
formerly belonging to Capt. William Ricbard
fon, patented for 602 acres, but said to contain
more, whereon is built a framed dwelling-house,
30 feet by 20, with brick chimneys, two rooms be
low and three above, with a kitchen, meat-house,
milk-house, hen house, corn-house, liable and barn,
and a good apple orchard. There is about 40 acres
of meadow ground cleared, and tinder middling
fence, part whereof is embanked marfb, the rest
white-oak bottom, and upwards of 100 acres more
may be made. This land abounds with locust,
maple, hickory, red and white-oak, is convenient
ly situated in Hartford County, upon Bulh River,
four miles from Bnfh and Jtoppa, and twenty-two
from Baltimore Town. There is a good Herring
fifhery, and plenty of wild fowl on it, and said to
contain iron ore, being convenient to many fur
naces, and a good landing.—-—Twelve months
credit will be given to the purchaser, who, if he
inclines to make a private bargain, may apply to
James Christie, jun. merchant, in Baltimore
Town, and Capt. William Richardson, who
now lives on rhe premises, will shew the land.
Philadelphia, July 7, 1774.
EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD.
RA N AWAY from the fubferiber, living in
Walnut street, Philadelphia, an Iri(h servant
gninamed ANN CARSON, bought from on board
the Profperit, from Belfalt; about 24 or 25 years
of age, of a middle Nature, long brawn hair, the
backs of her hands seems very much swelled, speaks
a good deal in the Scotch dialed: Had on and took
with her a black bonnet, a long cotton gown, and
a ihort callico ditto never washed, a new black skirt,
an under ditto, with a callico border, very much
patched, a pair of black everlasting (hoes, with
many other cloaths not known. Whoever takes
up and secures said servant, so that her master may
have her again, (hall have the above reward and
reasonable charges.
EDWARD HANLON.
T H O~M~A S HARRI S,
Has opened store next door to the corner of Spruce
ftreet, in Water-street, where he has for sale,
either by wholeHleor retail,
WEST-INDIA and New-England rum,
Jamaica spirits, Lisbon and Tenenffe wines,
brandy, Geneva ; mufcovado, loaf and lump su
gars; tea, coffee, chocolate, rice, raisins, Scotch
barley, cordials and spices, together with many
other things in the Grocery way, which he will fell
on the very lowed terms for calh : He has also a
vari ty of ftope and crockery ware, which he will
difyuL of remarkably cheap.
Just imported in the Bella, Capt. Jones, from
'London, and to be fold by
A N D REW PORTER,
In Unipn-ftreet, between Second and Third-streets,
AM OS 1 curious, elegant and best finifhed
portable optical apparatus, confiding of a brass
fcioptric ball and socket, a bed tolar microscope, a
Wilson s compleat, a compound microscope, a best
triple object glass perfpe&ive, with four eye glasses,
and one with two eye glares, in green nourte skin,
and a solar telescope, each in spotted fifh skin and
brass, the whole contained in a neat mahogany box,
lined with velvet; prifins of the bed quality ; belt
barometer, cylinder, thermometer and hydrometer,
in a mahogany frame, with glass and brass doors ;
a compleat manual orrery ; a molt elegant pair of
15 inch globes, mounted on best mahogany claw
frames, with hour circles at each pole, twilight cir
cles, with entire brass ribs to support the horizon,
and with compass boxes; 12 , inch ditto, compleatly
and elegantly furnifhed; belt mahogany sextants,
(being the only instruments that are calculated for
finding the longitude by an observation of the dis
tance of the moon from thf fun or stars, &c. and
answering all the purposes of taking altitudes and
finding the latitude by observation to the greatest
accuracy) with brass arches, 3 dark glafles, and
adjusting screws to indexes ; telescopes and magni
fying gaffes, each in a mahogany case; best gun
ter two feet hiding rules ; ditto scales, with dividers
of various sizes. Ihe above philosophical and
ihathematical instruments were made under the spe
cial direction of an able mathematician, so that they
are in. their kind perhaps the belt and most com
pleat ever imported.
Also the following BOOKS, &c.
Folio bibles with cuts, bound in calf-fkin and
fettered ; school bibles and testaments, Pain's ar-
Chite&ure, Prieftly's electricity, Martin's philofo
phy> Keil s natural philosophy, Emerson's mecha
nics, ditto trigonometry, ditto conic fe&ions, Cotes's
hydrostatics, Sherwin's tables, Martin's ule of the
globes, ditto optics, Rohertfon's navigation, Cros
by's navigation, Atkinson's epitome, Motin's ma
riners mirror, Emerson's algebra, Haman's algebra,
Cunn s euclid, Johnson's dictionary, Entick's dic
tionary, the art of speaking, Tchmachus in 2 vols.
French and English, Croxil's ^fop, Hantney's
menfuraticn, the seaman's affirtmt, the fchool-'
matter's afliftant, Mair's book-keeping, Dilworth's
book-keeping. Likewise a great quantity of pro
patria, pot, marble and post paper, all which will
be fold on the most reasonable terms.
N.B. The said PORTER, with a well quali
fied affirtant, continues teaching an English and
mathematical school as usual.
SPEAKMAN and CARTER,
CHEMISTS and DRUGGISTS,
On the north fide of Market-street, between Second
and Third-streets,
HAVE removed, for the fake of carrying on
their business in a more commodious manner,
thirteen doors nearer Second-street, 011 the fame fide
of the way, and nearly opposite the end of Straw
berry Alley They esteem themselves much
obliged to their friends and the Public, for the en
couragement they have already received, and hope
for the continuance of their favours, which it shall
be their endeavours to merit, by felling medicin.es
of the belt qualities, and on as low terms as can be
afforded.
A few sets of fine Crayons to be difpefed of low.
RAN AWAY last night, from the fubferiber,
living in Carnarvon township, Lancaster coun
ty, an liifli servant mart named JOHN SHEAHEE,
about twenty-three years of age, five feet ten inches
high, has black hair tied behind, grey eyes, and a
dark complexion ; had on and tock with him, a
homespun light coloured cloth coat lined with white
lincey, a fnufF coloured jacket lined with striped
lincey, leather breeches, and if trowfers it is not
known what fort ; one pair of cotton dockings, new
shoes, a new felt hat, and one homespun shirt, or
more. Whoever takes up said servant and secures
him in any of his Majesty's gaols, or brings him
home to his matter, shall have the above Reward,
paid by JOHN EVANS.
N. B. He has federal fears on one of his legs that
has been opened by a Dodor, and is rather thicker
than the other.
June 2i, 1774.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
FIVE POUNDS REWARD.
RAN away from Kennet township, Chef
, ter county, an Irish servant man named
JOHN WINSLEY, about five feet fix or
seven inches high, a well set fellow, about 33 or 34
years of age, has been in the country about 14
years, wears his own hair of a dark brown colour,
cocks one eye a little, the upper part of his nose
remarkably crooked, his eyes much bruised with
fighting; had on when he went away, an old hat,
lapelled sailor-jacket and a strait breaded waistcoat,
both of a dirty drab colour, old check shirt, half
worn brown plufli breeches, old light coloured
worded dockings, and old shoes tied with firings :
He talks good English, and can tell of several parts
of the country. Whoever takes up and secures said
servant, so that his master may get liim again,
shall have the above Reward, paid by
FRANCIS TOWNSEND,
Living in Eaft-Bradford township.
To the PUBLI C,
TIMOTHY SLOAN, son-in-law to the
late JosEPH Frazer, of this city, baker, tak^s
this opportunity to acquaint his friends and custom
ers, that he intends carrying on the business of
fliip-bread baking, &c. as nfual, in Penn-street,
next door to Mr. Joseph Russell's, and hopes for
the continuance of his said father-in-law's friends
and cuttomers favours in that way, as he will en
deavour to serve them on as good te:ms as any in
this city.
Baltimore, Jane 16, 1774.
TH E Partnership of T H OMAS
EWING and WALTER HALL,
under the firm of Ewing and Hall, dissolved the
firft of this instant (June) of which all persons are
desired to take notice. Those who have any ac
counts againd them, are desired to bring them in,
that they may be fettled.
THOMAS EWING.
THIS is to inform Mr. THOMAS
CARLJL E, who sometime ago lived
with Mr. Edmund Mawes, in Annapolis, that
his brother William died intestate the 9th of Janu
ary Jaft, in the house of Mr. William Beats, Tulla
more, King's county, Ireland; by which the fol
lowing profit, rents devolve 'to the said Thomas
Carlile, being next heir, viz. the profit rent of the
freehold of Green Hills, or Killnomanagh, in the
county of Dublin, amounting to 1131. per annum ;
also three freehold leases in the town of Tullamore,
two of which are rented at a profit of 311. jos. per
annum, the other, said William Carlile held in his
own poss ffion, and built thereon a dated house, 3
dories high ; it could be let for 291. per annum,
with the land belonging to it.—lt is earnestly re
queded by the friends of the said Thomas Carlile,
that he will immediately return home, and take
possession of the fame.—Mr. Carlifle may be in
formed of some other matters, by applying to R.M.
at Mr. Philip Marchinton's, merchant in Phila
delphia.
N. B. An advertisement to this purpose has been
issued from Tullamore, signed Robert Beats,
Ally Booth.
NICHOLAS BROOKS,
TAKES this method to return his sincere
thanks to bis friends and customers for their
pad favours, and begs leave to acquaint them, he
is removed from his late dwelling house in Market
ftreet to the house lately occupied by Thomas Irwin,
bn the east fideof Secohd-ftreet, between Market and
Chefnut-ftreets, and three doors above Biack-Horfe
alley; where he continues to dispose of his curious
collection of goods, and he has just imported in the
Bella, Capt. Jones, and others, a good assortment
of jewellery and a very elegant collection of the
newest fafhioned pictures, a great affoitment of the
Very best copper plate coppies, containing the best
fele&ed examples in every branch of practical and
ornamental writing, being the works of many emi
nent masters, in the English and Latin languages;
also a great variety of the best approved drawing
books for ladies and gentlemen, with an assortment
of water colours and camel hair pencils, a variety
of maps in and out of books, Horse and pocket
pistols, cutteau de chafes, Morocco and buff belts
with and without swivels and ditto with fraggs, a
variety of mufick for most kinds of instruments, the
very best fiddle firings just from Italy, silver and
gilt watches on various conftru&ions, a variety of
silk flockings and other forts, a variety of sword
and other canes, Keyfer's pills, which the publick
may be assured is genuine, Stoughton's Bitters,
powder and essence that will effectually cure the
tooth ach, with a great quantity of other goods
which will be in ferted in a short time.
N. B. A good affoitment of London and Bristol
ftuff ffioes, cloggs and gallofhoes and a variety of
English ftuffs and taffalsi
TO BE SO L D,
THE TIME of a likely, healthy English ser
vant Girl ; die is honest, sober, and'has five
years to serve. Enquire of EDWARD Oxley, in
Front-street, opposite Black-horse Alley, Phila
delphia. '
Forty shillings reward.
ABSCONDED from their bail, JOHN
FLUKE and CHARLES M'LAUGH
LIN. Fluke is a down looking fellow, daik com
plexion, and addicted to drinking and chewing to
bacco ; had on when he made off, a Wilton coat
and 'roufi caftor hat; by trade a labourer.
M'Laughlin is brown complexified, pitted with
the small pox, mort black hair, given also to liquor ;
hid on when he departed, a blue coat trimmed
with yellow metal buttons, ftii ed jacket, black
velvet breeches, striped ticken trowfers, and check
shirt ; by trade a hatter. Whoever secures them,
so that their bail may take poilcffiep of them, shall
have the above Reward for both, or TUENTY
SHILLINGS for either of them, b. applying
to the fubferiber at Newtown, Bucks county.
GEORGE JOHNSON.
N. B. They are supposed to have sundry cloaths
tied up in bundles, and one of them a fiiver watch,
No. 9935, maker's name Clayton, London, with a
filver'face, brass key and teal.
FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.
D AN AWAY from the fubferiber, living in
Philadelphia, a negro man named C.^ S AR,
about 22 years of age, 5 feet four inches high, well
made, with a long neck and falling shoulders,
Walks upright, has bandy well made legs, with
thick muscular calves, large mouth and lips, much
inclined to laugh when he speaks, remarkable talk
ative, and fond of playing scraps of tunes on the
fife; he is of a middling black colour. He having
taken a pipe box with sundry cloath, may change
his drels. The above Reward will be paid on his
being fecuied, by PHILIP WILSON.
N. B. Masters of vessels and others are forbid to
take or harbour said negro at their peril.
fr HE HOUSE he now lives in, situated on the
1 east fide of Second-street, the third house front
the corner of Chefnut-ftreet; it is 22 feet front by
28, 3 stories high, two rooms on a floor, all new
and in good order ; the lot is 34 feet deep ; the
(hop fitted for any kind of business, and in a good
stand. For further information enquire at the said
house. ARCHIBALD M'ELROY.
TO BE SO L D,
By the SUBSCRIBER,'