The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-02-21 00:00:00, page 1

GALLON, half gallon, quart, pint, and half pint
Decanters.
Flowered and plain Goblets, Mugs.
Half gallon, quart, pint, half pint, jill and half jil
Tumblers.
Quart, pint, and half pint, cut and ftemed,plain and
labelled Punch, Grog, and Beer Glafles, with and
CHINA, Blue and White, and Enameled.
GALLON, three quart, two quart, one quart,
and pint Bowls.
Roqnd and oval Dishes and Plates.
Tea and Coffee-Potts of different sizes.
Tea and Coffee-Cups and Sauters, ditto.
Sugar Diffies and Milk Pots.
Pudding Fans and Slop Bowls.
Brown and blue Tea Cups and Saucers.
Brown, burnt china Tea Pots, Sugar Diffies and Cream
Pots.
OUE E N's. WA RE.
ROUND and oval Dishes of all fixes.
Flat and Soup Plates.
Sallad Dilhes and Fish Drains.
Pudding Dishes and Dish Covers.
Pepper and Mustard Pots, and Salts.
Round and oval Tureens, of all sizes.
Waffs Hand Bafons and Bottles, and quart Mugs.
Quart, pint, and half pint Bowls.
Tea Pots and Slop Bowls.
Tea Cups and Saucers.
Sugar Diffies and Cream Pots.
GLASS, single and double Flint, print
I VOL. XL] Published every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.—Price Six-Pence.
In Second-street, the third door below Market-street,
and opposite the Quaker's Meeting-house.
without Covers.
Cuj flowered, and plain Wine Glasses, of all sizes.
Table Wa(h Bafons, Cream Pots, Vinegar Cruets,
Pepper and Mustard Pots, and Salts.
Eleven by 9, 10 by 8, 9 by 7, and 8 by 6, English,
French, and Spanish Window Glass, by thr box or
(mailer quantity.
Confiding of,
WHITE and stained ivory, real and sham buck, bone,
cam wood, and ebony handled Knives and Forks.
Tortois (hell, real buck, and stained horn Penknives.
Bast cap'd and plain Raizors and Lancets.
Cutteau, (hoe, and butchers Knives.
Sciffars and taylors' Sheers,
Broad Axes, claw and lathing Hammers.
Augers, Gouges, Chiffels, Files, and Rasps.
Jointer and Plane irons, and two feet Rules.
Chest, H and HL Hinges, of different sizes.
Stock, chest, common, and bag Padlocks,
Gimblets, Brass Cocks, and Snuffers.
Kniting, fail, and sewing Needles.
Mens and womens Thimbles.
Fish Hooks, of all forts and sizes.
Leather Ink Pots, common and temple Speftacleh
Plated, pinchbeck, yellow, and white metal, and
steel Shoe and Knee Buckles; Chapes.
Coat, vest and sleeve, metal and horn Buttons.
"James Gallagher,
At his China and Glass-Ware
A L S O,
DURHAM Flour of Mustard, by the box, dozen, or
bottle.
Long and Short fmoaking Pipes, by the box, groce,
or dozen-
Rest European mould Candles, by the box.
Green Paint, brown and yellow Oaker, ground in oil,
by the keg.
M^riner^ Compasses, of different sizes.
• Said GALLAGHER returns his
Thanks torthe Public, and his Friends in particular,
for their forme' Favours, and hopes their Continuance
from his Assiduity, Attention to Pleale, and Moderate
Prices,
Captains @f Vessels and others, Strang
era in this City, having CHINA, GLASS, or QUEEN's
WARES te difogfe of, may meet with a Purchaser,
a^ ab@v%
THURSDAY,
Just Imported, and To be Sold by
CUTLERY and HARD-WARE,
^^^^^^^^^ffl,
S TO R E,
A neat Assortment of
GENERAL ADVERTISER.
and cut.
Befl Tanners Oil,
To be Sold by RICHARD WELLS, in Arch-street
Cordage, Lemon-juice, Brandy,
and a variety of European GOODS, to be SOLD
By Lacaze & Mallet,
In Water-street, above Arch-street.
A PAIR OF
New GLOBE S,
Eighteen Inches diameter, To be SOLD. Enquire of
the Printer.
OF
CLOTHS,
LINENS
CHECKS,
CALICOE S,
CHINTSE S,
MANTUA S,
SATTINS,
sruffs,
blanketing,
A few of the most elegant
Tamboured Jacket Patterns,
With numberless other ARTICLES; all which he
WILLSELL,
W holefale and Retail, on the lowed Terms,
for Bank Notes, Specie, Bills of Exchange, Penn
sylvania or Jersey StateM®ney
And SPERMACETI for Apothecaries, Sold, by
RICHARD WELLS, in Arch-street above Sixth-street.
TO BE SOL D, for CASH only,
About Two Thousand Feet of
Mahogany Boards and Plank
of the firft Quality. Enquire of the Printer.
N. B. Toe lowest Price is two Shillings and Six
pence per Foot. Feb. 8.
^dam Zantzinger,
At his STORE in Market-Street, between Third and
Fourth ft'eete, hath for Sale, bv the Invoice or
Smaller Quantity, on reasonable Term<,
4 VERY large Ass r tmcnt of Superfine and com
mon Broadcloths, ccarfe Coatings, Shalloons and
Trimings, Flanells, Surges, silk and worsted Hose,
Chintzes and Calicoes, Brittannias and other Linear,
sewing Silk nd Thread, fill: Ribbons and Umbi elios ;
and many other Articles too tedious to enumerate.
N. B. Likewise a Pair of flout Carriage HORSES,
in good order, and a PHZETON, with Harnett which
will be Sold reasonable, or exchanged for belt Virginia
Tobacco.
Very best BEAVER,
ASSORTMENT
AT THE
SPINNING-WHEEL,
At the Corner of Market and Third-Streets,
TO BE SOLD, by
John Redman,
In Water-street, between Arch andßacc -Streets.
JOHN KEAN,
Spermaceti Candles,
Has just opened,
AN ADDITIONAL
O R, THE
A Quantity of the
above Sixth-street.
THE
at the order of the Superintendant of Finance. It being
proper and necessary, that in a free country the people
bould be as fully informed of the administration of
their affairs, as the nat ire of things will admit.
WHEREAS the United States in Congress assemb
led, on the second day of November, 1781,
did resolve, That it be recommended to the Several
State# to lay taxes for railing their quotas of money
for the United Slates, Separate from those laid for their
own particular use ; and to pass ads, dire&ing the col
haors to pay the fame to the commissioner of the loan
office, or such other person as should be appointed by the
Superintendent of Finance, to receive the fame within
the State, and to authorize such receiver to recover the
monies of the collectors tor the use of the United States,
in the fame manner and under the fame penalties as
state taxes are recovered by the treasurers of the respec
tive States, to be fubjed only to the orders of Congress'
or the Superintendant of Finance.
And WHEREAS, it is not on only necessary that
force precise mode be adopted for managing the public
business in this refpeft, but also that the fame be pub
licly known, so that all persons concerned therein ma,
have due notice thereof; I have therefore established
the following Rules, in that behalf, for the receivers,
who have been or (hall be by me appointed.
„ill. They (hall, according to the powers and autho
rities which they may refpe&ively be invented with, urge
the payment of the several quotas of money which are
or may be required by the United States in Congref#
assembled.
xdiy. They (hall receive bank notes issued by the
pufident, directors and company of the Bank of North-
America, in payment of taxes; and when they (hall re
ceive any ether money, the, fliall purchase therewith
the said bank notes.
jdly. They (hall, at the end of every week, make
out a erfh account, containing all the receipts of mo
ney during such week, which account (hall be transmit
ted by the next fuccecding post to the Superintendent
of Finance.
[All the Printers in the United States are requested
to insert this in their Newfpapers.]
qthly. They (hall, from time to time, transmit the
bank notes in their poffeffian, by (uch person and in
such manner as the Superintendent of Finance (hall di
r&a, to the treasurer of the United States, which per
son (hall give a receipt for the faroe.
gthly. When such notes, so transmitted, (hall arrive,
a warrant fir II issue therefor, in favor of the treasurer
of the United States, under the feel of the treasury,
signed by the Superintendent of Finance, and duly en
tered in the register's office, dire&.d to the receiver,
who Shall have transmitted the fame, and the said trea
surer, on receipt thereof Shall give a difeharge for the
fame, in the usual form, indorsed on the said warrant
which receipt, being also entered in the register's office;
the said warrant Shall be transmitted to the said receiver,
who (hall cancel the receipt originally given to him.
6thly. The said receivers Shall, at the end of every
month, make out an exad account of the monies re
ceived by them refpe&ively, during such month, fpeci
fying therein the names of the persons from whom the
fame dial! have been received, the dates and the Sums
which account they Shall refp^aively cause to be pub
lished in one of the newspapers of the State ; to the end
that every citizen may know how much of the monies
collected from him, in taxes, is transmitted to the trea
sury of the United States for the Support of the war ;
and also, that it may be known what monies have been
To be Sold by Public Vendne,
On the 23d day of the Second menth next, being the
seventh of the week, on the premiffes.
a CERTAIN plantation and tr#& of land Situate in
i I Upper M+kefield town Ship, in the county of Bucks,
now in the tenure of Benjamin Pidcock, bounded by
the rivar Delaware, and lands of Peter B aker, Joseph
Howell, and Benjamin Taylor, containing one hun
dred and thirty two acres and a half, the greater part
whereof is cleared.
The foil of the arable land is good, being chiefly low
land on the river, with a good proportion of meadow,
a dwelling house, barn, and orchard.
For farther particulars inquire of William Lewne,^
near the premiffes. First Month z„ 178a#
FEBRUARY 21, 1,81,
Office of Finance.
FEBRUARY^, 1782.
ROBERT MORRIS.
[NUMB 849.