The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-07-27 00:00:00, page 4

The Subferiber has removed his
HORSES to a commodious liable in Church-alley,
where he has Opened a LIVERY. He propofe# con
stantly fupplyirg all who chufe to apply to him with as
genteel HORSES, CHAIRS, &c. as any to let in the
city : any Gentleman who may want to hire, if they
will please to call at the Stable (which is alway kept
open and attended) there is no doubt but they will be
fully fathfied, that no person in this city keeps such va
luable Horses to let. Such Gentlemen as chufe their
Horses to stand at Livery may depend on the greatest
justice being done them. He will be much obliged to
those who will apply to him for Chairs, to let him know
the day before they intend to ride. A Sign is opposite
the Stable A. W ALKE#
Ready Furnished [Lodgings,
TO BE L E T,
In a very pleasant part pf the city. For further parti
culars enquire of the Printer. July 2.
To be Printed by Subfeription,
TH E Third Edition of a Book entitled, “ An
APPEAL to Matter of Fa&;nd Common Sense :
Or A RATIONAL DEMONSTATION cf Man's
corrupt and loft Eftate"—Wrote by the Rev'd Mr. J.
Fletcher: containing 296 pages in duodecimo.
It is to be done in a mat type on good paper, and
well bound. The price to those who may subscribe for
this Book will be a Dollar; one half to be paid at the
time of subscribing, the other when the Book it deliver
cd Those that fubferibe for a dozen, or more, will
one gratis in each dozen. Subferiptions will be
received by Mr, Lambret Wilmer, in Third street,
near Market-street; Mr. Jacob Baker, in Market
fireet between Front and Sicond-ftreett, and by the
fubfcr'iber at his Printing-Office in Race-street.
MELCHIOR STEINER.
* * This Book is much eftecmed by men of sense
and*lear,ing, cf different denominations. It l as little
or nothing to do with controverted points of do&rine ;
bu+ treats the effentiak of religion (wherein all real
chriftians agree) in a clear, energetick, masterly man
"'Tia purposed, in all events, immediately to re
mint this valuable Performance ; the Subscription is
Solicited to enable the Editor to strike off the greater
Number of Copies. J"'y 1 ,
THE PLAN of the Openron^ of that memor
able S^e, carried againil the Butifh A^ 7 un
der lord Cornwallis, at York J own, in Vvgi
ria (which fomerime fines was ad t e!tiled to be engr^v
ether.) is nowin the hands of UK Pon.er. rotnei
gentleman who have encouraged him in this bufineis,
Bribing, the Editor returns 1.1 sincere th^skr
their kind p^rg an | patience i fonfiderfig works of
th^ kind ar not done quick, an^ nothing but encourage
so will Emulate and make Engraving (, well as
CT - ufeful ^^) m^fthar to Ain^-
Encuur^ent, the only and ch^ resource 0 thet
pooulouf n^er s in Europe ; which makes them work
with ^ much safe, and wi^h (o much cneapnAs into
one a^t^s hands. And, i deed, what is the ^ory
of a cobntrv wthout maps? a Inflow of yr without
plars ? What idea can a peJou fom, who Awl happen
to read in a remote corner of the earth, or even in Ame
rica, the Irhory of this war, the different muapoLs of
Saratoga and York-Towr, runn, marches, and muu
merab^ feenes cfa^ien throughout this entente con
tinent, without plans arc intermixed through the inte
rifting page d '^BAUMAN, Mjor of Artillery.
The Pointer begs the gentUmen fubferiters to lend to
him for tfo C.p'^s. As loon as rhey are delivered,
he expect to have a ^ to dilpofe of, to those gentle
men who have not b^d an opportunity cf fending in
their name. 1 , And who with to refrifh their memories
with a lively rtpre fenration of tha fate of lord Corn
wallis and his army.
Although this Map bears a military appearance, yet
the expirn; tions render it intelligible to those who are
mot convcrfantin militaiyftru&ure.
* # * Those gentlemen who paid cne haL of the price
at fub^cribing, will, at the delivery of th^ Maps, be
pleased to fend the other half (one dollar for each co
py) aid those gentlemen who omitted to pay the fub
fcripfon, will be pleaded to fend the whole, two dol
lais for each copy ; in order to prevent the inconveni
ence attending the collection of final! turns.
Of New-York, T AYLOR,
Athis Shop, at the old Post Office, in Market street,
^ the sii , n of the B teß a ll,
% /TAKES, in the latest and neatest fafhion,
LVI Regimental and plain C oatls of every fort, allo
makes Ladies Riding-Habits, in that neat, genteel fa
fuor which is so much admired by the most ce ebrated
huntresses in Europe ; likewise, makes Long Cloaks
f'r Ladies, furnishes all manner of Trimmings, ano has
avrT of th* neatest patterns of Cloth in the city ;
Where gentlemen may suit themfelvet without trouble.
As by the attention of his friends and the fatisfaaibn he
has given to those of their recommendation, he findr
himfelf under the necessity cfincreafing his Journeymen,
will therefore give the best Wages to approved and neat
workmen ; as he is determined that no bad work shall
go out of his hands. May 13.
To THE PUBLIC,
Philadelphia; Printed and Sold by DAVID C. CLATPO OLE, in Market-Street.
Philip Thompson,
Horse s.
TO BE SO L D,I
At 12 o'clock at noon, at the Coffee House,
On Wednesday Next,
A PH^TON_
FTF/ S~BE ^ N,
Has for SALE, at his Store in Second-street, one
door from Pine-street, A
Quantity of best James river
Tobacco,
Some v ry fine Hams, Shoulders and Fletch Bacon,
Madeira Wine by the quarter-calk or gallon,
Old Rum by the gallon,
A few barrels of very good Pork,
An A ffortment of DRY GOODS, &c. &c. June 24.
STRAYED or stolen from the fubfriber,on the 30 h
day of June last, A imall B'Y HORSE, four yea^s
old, about 14 hands high, a trotter, and is (hod all
round ; has marks of the collar and back-band, being
constantly worked in a team. Whoever takes up laid
Herfe, if strayed, shall receive Four Dollars, and if sto
len, Eight Dollars, and Eight Dollars for the thief,
paid by ABRAHAM KINTZING.
N. Bi Said Kittling has for SALE, Two likely,
young NEGROE FELLOWS, well accustomed to
driving team or the business of a farm.
The fubferiber begs leave to in
form hit Friends in particular, and the Public in gene
ral, that he has opened the LIVERY STABLE lately
occupied by the Mbtia Light horse, in Sixth street,
between Market and Chefnut-ftreets, and proposes tak
ing in Horses at as reasonable a Rate as pcffible, where
he has every Convenience for that Purpose. Those
who please to favour him with their Custom, may de
pend on being served with the greats Fidelity and Care,
by their humble Servant, HENRY M'CORMICK,
N. B. HORSES and CHAIRS to be LET at the
above Place. June 17.
The Subscriber wants to PURCHASE
Tanned Leather of all kinds.
He likewise informs the Public, that he carries on the
CURRYING BUSINESS, and keeps an Assortment of
Saddle, Harness, Soal and Upper Leather, Cabikin',
Boot Legs, and all other kinds of fin&d Leather ;
which he will fell at the most reasonable rate. Those
who please to favour him with their custom shall be as
well served as in the city, and the favour be grate
fully acknowledged, by their most bumble servant,
WILLIAM PERKINS.
Living in Fifth-ftreet, three doors above Market- street,
Philadelphia, May 16.
STRAYED or stolen, out of the lot of the fubfciher,
in the borough of Chester, on the night 0 the 18 h
instant, Two HORSES; one a bay, about 15 hands
high, long switch tail, one hind foot white, a Roman
nose, a natural trotter, about 7 years old : the other a
fouel, about 10 or ir years old, short tai), one or both
bind feet white, a Rar in his forehead, thin mine lying
to the right, about 14. hands and a half high, trots and
gallops, and has remarkable high courage. Whoever
takes up and secures laid Horses and Thief, if stolen, so
hat the owner may have his Horses again, and the thief
be brought ^ justice, shall receive the above Rawad,
or EIGHT DOLLARS for the Horses onl, Hid rea
sonable Charge* paid, by NA PHANIEL I WINING,
in Newport, or Mr. WILLIAM KERLIN, in Chester.
Ju'y 23, 1782.
EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY last Sunday evening from the fubferi
bcr, a NegJo Wench, named PHRBE, is about
28 or 30 years of age, die is very lofty, and most peo
ple take her for a Mulatto ; (be is Full faced, and has a
forbidding countenance, she took with her a lusty, fat
female Mulatto child, between 2 or 3 years old, the was
feta last Monday morning, between Seeonri-ftreet bridge
and the Draw-bridge, and *s no doubt concealed by
Horne free Negroes' i" ° r about the town. Whceve
ecures her so that the lubfcriber can get her again, shall
have the above reward and reasonable charger, paid by
June 4. THOMAS CULLEN.
THE Partnerfoip of STEWART and
' TOTTEN, having expired the ad instant, all
those who have any demands against them, are request
ed to call on the fubferibers for payment; who are du
ly authorized to fettle the affairs of the late Company ;
and all those indebted to them, at likewise requested
to difeharge the fame as soon as p< ffible.
JAMES and ALEXANDER STEWART.
Philad. July 3, 1782.
^ LL persons indebted by bend, note, book debt or
A prize (hares, to the ertate of Captan PETER
DAY, late of this city, mariner, decsafed, are defined
to make immediate Payment , and all thole that hava
any Accounts against the deteTed, are in like manner
r queued to bring them in properly attested, in order
that they may be fettled, by
Philadelphia, JAMES HOOD, )F Y ecutori
June i 3, I7 Bx. CHARLES MILLER,/"''" 10 "
Twenty Dollars Reward.
Forty Dollars Reward.
Ten Dollars Reward,
p AN-AWAY from the fuhfrr&r, r*< Ch ft e r, on
"ihs 18th of Jut A NEGRCE MAN, n^
JACK, or JOHN WHITE, about % a- ? of , ,
gfet 8 inches high, midhng black, gurn fpuker ?rI
pockmarked : Had on when he went away, a fail, r's
blue jacket, black breeches, white yarn ftockirgs aid
leather cap. It is foprofed that he nil get to Phila
delphia, and offer himf^frs a ftilor er a waiter to 2
gentleman. Whoever tak## up the said Negroe, ard
iecures him so that his matter gets him again, shall
have the above reward and reasonable charges paid, by
me, SAMUEL SAYRE, Julyio.
Kingfeffing, 15th 7th month, 1782.
Three Pounds Reward.
n AN-AWAV from the fubferiber, t^e 3d instant, a
Scotch servant lad, named DANIEL M'KINZEY,
near 20 years of Age, about 5 fee: 6 inches high and
well set, hrs dark buthy hair; had on when he went
away, 3 pHiofold neats leather Iboes wjih brass buckles,
homespun (hire and trawlers, and a Griped linfcy under
jacket. Whoever takes up the said servant, and ft
cures him in any goal, so that his master may have him
again, shall have the above reward and reasonable
charges, paid by PHILIP PRICE.
TOBE SOLD
For the Price of this Advertisement, into the country
only,
The Indenture of a Dutch Boy,
who has five years and five months to feryr. He is
fold for want of proper employment. Enquire of the
Printer. July 2.
CAME to the place of John Marshall,
living at Gloufter- Point Terry, in the townfy,
of Moyomenfing, on the 14th of June, a black and
white COW, with a white spot on her forehead, about
seven years old, has a black streak on one o' her horns.
The owner is desired to come, prove property, pay
charges and take her away. JOHN MARSHALL.
N. B. Said Marshall takes in Horses to Pasture.
Bank of North-America.
JULY 4, 17^
TH E directors of the bank, having de
clared a dividend of four and a half
per cent upon the capital stock for the
half year, ending the firft instant The
said dividend will be paid at the bank to
the stockholders, or their reprelentatives, at
any time after the tenth instant
[ The Printers on the continent are requ-ffed to give
this Advertisement a place in their Papers*]
United States,) .
Penn§ylvania, T ° ALL whom it may concern.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Ho
nourable the COURT of APPEALS, in Qfe of
Capture, will fit at Phd&dtlpbia, on Tuesday the twenty
fifth day of June next : and at Hartford, in the State of
Conne&cut, on Tuesday the fixib day of August next.-
when and where those Persons who have causes depdend
ing in the said court, are desired to attend.
By Order of the Court,
April 10, 1782. JOHN POTTS, junr. Recift er
[ The Printer# in the different States will do an eff n
tial Service to the Suitors of the said Court, by inferring
the ebove Advertisement in the several Papers] °
The Subscriber begs leave to inform the G,ntlemm
FREEHOLDERS, and other ELECTORS in the
City and County of Philadelphia,
TH AT be pxopoles offering himfelf a Candidate
for the Sheriff's Office, at the expiration of
Colonel Will's time. Should he meet their
Approbation, he requests to be returned with the pre
ftn t Sheriff at the ensuing Ekaion ; and the Favour
will be gratefully a cknowledged,
By their obedient, very bumble Servant.
WILLIAM DEAN."
Moreland township, Philadelphia county, June 28.
To the refpeaableFßEE MEN. Ele&ors in the City
and County of PHILADELPHIA.'
Gentlemen,
AFTER having served you faithfully, near fix years
ia the field, as a soldier, in the deence of your
just rights, against the arbitrary claims of Great-Britam,
and having again retired to the walk of a private citi
zen, I now take this opportunity to inform you, that
I intend offering myfelf as a candidate for the fheriff's of
fice, at the ending el &ion ; to be then placed on the re
turn with William Will, efqifre, the prefect fheriff: and
should you think me worthy of you? fuffrages and inter
est, which I now earrettl, folieit, the favour will ever
remembered with gratitude by, ' ^ver
Gentlemen,
Your devoted humble fervent,
THOMAS PROCTER.
ALL KIN D'S OF
COLOURS,
For the Army and Navy, made and fold, rr tl most
reasonable terms, by REBEr CA YCUNG,ir Walnut.
ftr<et, ne^r Tbird-ftreet, Fhda c phi,