The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-07-24 00:00:00, page 6

Taylor, Jamas Taylor, '2; William Tatham,
Henry Tniel, Michael Thom Con, John Thornber,
Mr. fallbort, Hugh Telly, Lancaster county.
Mr. Ute, 3; Harman Vanfant, Christian Van
Laafchets, Germantown; Cornelios 'Van Der
hnpe, MenL Villeroy, 2; William Van P. Scull,
Mont Vincent, fiizibeth Vermillie, 3; Tho
mu3 Van E,ch, Elias Henry Van Teille, captain
Nichol's Vallance, Mary Vankirk, Benfalem;
ainex Vantickle.
W.
Alexander Willfon, Daniel Williams, 2 ; John
Woodward, colonel William Williams, Richard
Wider, 2; Jacob Weif, enquire; Philip Will,
fan, 2; Samuel Whealour, George Wills, Jo
feph Williams, Th.mas Well, 2; Robert Waln,
William Weft, Robert Wanton, Jacob Cox Wi
keff, William Wikoff, Peter Whitefides & Co.
George Willion, Robert White, William Will
cocks, esquire ; captain Richard C. Waters, 2 ;
Thomas Welltart, James Willfon, Robert Will
fou, 2; John Wall, 3; Elizabeth Warrance,
Peter Waglen, Thomas Wikoff„ Mons Waemf
ley, John Walmfty, 2 ; Joseph Webb, Uriah
Woolman, Sukey Woodrow, John Webb, Alex
ander Whitby, William White, captain Willi
am Workman, George W<;olfey, Robert Watson,
Newtown; Joseph Wright, Robert Wyman,
Anthony Werherall, John Weems, esquire ; An
thony Welp, William Weaver, Thomas Wright,
Bucks county; William Wilkinson, Mary Walk
er, Ifnel Wright, Michael Wills, Philadelphia
county ; John Williams, York county.
Y.
Thomas Young, Edward Yorke, Mary Young,
Janies Young, Cumberland county ; Michael
Yenardy, 2; Thomas Young, Chelter county.
Z.
Miguet Lorenzo Zinazdi, Mons. Zimmer-
Jmann, 2.
Promiscuous List of French LETTERS
remaining in the Post-Office.
MONS, Dubofj, 2 ; Mons. Diego Martinez,
Monk Maxinun, Mons. Auffely, Mons.
Charpantie, Mons. D'Salle, Louis L'Cocy Boo
langce, Mons. Margot, Mons. Ie Chevalier o'ol
-2; Mons, D'Rouchamp, Mons. Botheliere,
Mons. Briffefce, Mons. L'Chauvin, Mons. D'Win_
bettis, Mons Deprez, Mons. Baron Montefque,
2; Mons. De Cliving, Mons. De Vareille, Mons.
Ziona, Mons. Mullens, Mons. Neritt, Mons. De
Fagan, Mons. De Loffe, Mons. Nadall, Mons. De
Opter, Mons. De Barguer, Mons. Fils, MonC
Danfc Ime, Mons. Laboyeri, Mons. Jean Ouan+
cayl, Mons. Dalajs, Mons. L'Baron D'Barris,
Mens. Legrur, Mons. De Piavaucave, Mons
Bvronx, Mons. Liveraut, Mons. Baleon, Mons
D'Ballegarde, Mons. Le Moeni, Mons. De Vare.
veil?, Monl. De Cabanes, Mons. Labonethe,
Mons. Boutin, Mons Dulerque.
American Museum.
THE gentlemen and ladies, strange r s in this city,
who *re dOirous to fee the curiosities it contains
ae rrqu&d to take notice, that to make it more con'
vecient 'o them, the fubferiber's Colle&ion of retinal
and artificial Curi fi i-s, Paintings, &c. may be viewed
every day (Sunday excepted) between the hours of 11 ^nd
12 in the t< renoon, ard 5 and 6 in the afternoon, al.
lowing in hour fcr each company, which to avoid in
conven'ency to themfelv% it is hoped, will not exceed
6, or, at moP, 8 in one felt.
TICKETS to he had at the 'ubferibei's house in
Arch-ffreef, the feu/th door belcw Fourth-street, at
ILIi a Dollar each. P. E. DU SIMITIERE.
ONE GUINEA REWARD.
TOST on Monday the 16th instant, on the road
A between Brißcl and Philadelphia, a Gold.headed
CANE, with a Gold and Silver ,String, Whoever
brings it to the Printer hereof dull receive the above
reward. June 16.
F 0 R SA L E,
AF AR Min Providence townibip, Philadelphia
cunty, about 20 miles from the city, on the
hornngt, n road, adjoining Jhn Raker, and the line
o' Providence and Norringt, n to^nfhips, containing
about ico acres, on which is ^ } o^d fqtiaie log house
wit) a cellar under it, a ilone milk house ^ith a cham
ber over it, a wed and pump o f pood tv ^, an excel
lent ftene bare, (table aim <ow house, wit, ; rood
orchard, Situated in a heaphy part of the country :
rh:re $ about 22 airs of good timber, the rest fit for
tiller or pihre. A good title and a reasonable time
will be fiv<n the purchaf r, on giving security if re
qs red. F'r forth r particulars enquirers JOHN
BARCLAY in Wa^r-ftreet, or THOMAS REES,
ef >nr~, of P^komin,. FRANCIS LALLY, who
fv-s on the ;remif.s, will (hew it to ary peifon who
apphr.
J. B Ifnt fold at private file before,th? QJ of
Sw./'^r ncx*, it will b e fold at the Coffee bouf e , at
oni&Uock cn rhet day. July ~
Two Hundred Dollars Reward.
QT 0L E N from the bpofe of Samuel Sayres, inn
-0 keeper, at Elizabeth Towr, in the night of the
25th of June, a b<x made of pitch pine todd : « con
tauing Ooe Phonon!Sp?nTn mined Dollars, and Nine
Hunt red Flench Croons —Whoever will difcorer and
^ppre^nd the thief, so that he be brought to justice,
!hdi r^ e vr trie reward of One Hundred Deller, and
if the mot ey is recovered, the farther sum of One Hun
dred Dollars, will be paid by the fubft r h.r.
JACQUE GARAT.
Elizabeth Town, June 30, 1783.
N. B. If any ddeoveries Should be made fefpe&ing
the above money or the toief, information thereof may
he given to laac W odruff, enquire, do&or Wiliam
Barre, cr Robert Cglen, junior, esquire, at Elizabeth
Town; Mr. Minuet Jofrphfon, ia„ Philadelphia, cr
Meffrr. Cary, Williams, &c. in New-York.
A CERTAIN Jesse Turner, a refugee
from th^ Delaware state, being now confined in
Baltimore gaol, has offered in security to any person
that will enter his bail, a Schooner of about 65 or 70
Tens burthen, almost new, a strong, full, (hallow built
vessel; her cabin appears to h^ve never been finifhed.
He has confeffed ihe was captured in the Dela
ware bay, and it appears, upon examination, that
he has not got her condemnation nor any other title
to (hew for her; so that it is quite probable the
ownir may by applying and replevying, get his vessel
again. Baltimore Town, July 8, 1783.
P. S. She is entered here by the name of the Hercu
les and commanded bv William Watd.
SEPARATED by law, Ann Parker, wife to W Hi
am Packer, for reasons belt known to himfilf ;
ths is to give Notice to the Public not to cred) or trust
the said Ann Parker any sum or sums of money cr
merchandise on my account, as I will in no way pay
any debt or debts of her cuntrr&ing, except obliged
by law, from this date, July 14, 1783. Witness my
hand this day and date above written.
WILLIAM PARKER.
A sober Man who understands
the French language, also a young LAD who un
derftandi the care of hnrfes, can both he well recom
mended, wants PLACES to writ on Gentlemen, or
other like Employment. Enquire of the Printer. July 17.
Good Encouragement for two or
three JOURNEYMEN TINMEN, will be given by
JOHN BATES, in Third-street, a fcw doors above
Caurch^allcy, Philadelphia. ° July 17.
Eight Dollars Reward.
STOLEN last night out of Tfhmael Williams's paf
tvre, in Lower Dublin township, a dark brown
HORSE, eight years old, about fourteen hands and
an half high, pacesand trots, with a large star and
snip, one hind foot white: ^ny person that will ap.
prehend the horse and thief fall have the above re
ward, or four dollars for the horse only, with reasona
ble charges, paid by ISHMAEL WILLIAMS. July 16.
^y AN fS employ, a person that is very
well acquainted With Accounts, and
will undertake to tend (lore. Any one
that may uant such a person, by leaving
a line with the printer hereof, directed to
G> D. will be duly attended to.
Wanted immediately.
ft Sober, attentive, Angle MAN, well acquainted
,1 '^h accounts; to live in a gentleman's fairly in
a hedthy country town ; lii bufines will be to attend
to the books and accounts of a ftoce in laid town, and
to the bocks and accounts of an iron works about 10
miles distant ; fueb a one, well recommended, by ap
plying to the Printer, vll be informed of the place
where he will meet with good encouragement. July 10.
Thirty Dollars Reward.
ra HR house of the subscriber, living in Eveffiam
Burling ten county, New-Jersey, was broke open
on the sth instant, about 9 o'clock at night, by 3 or 4
men armed with cutlafcj and pistols, and robbed of
the following Article#, viz. A Silver Watch wth a
china face, marked on the bottom of in6de case M. L.
, in l-rge letters, a pair of Silver Shoebuckles, mid
ling brgf, carved in the old fafhion, steel anchors and
tongues, the mak, if any; M. L.'a silver Stockbuckle:
and sundry oher small articles not remembered, between
iz and 20 Dollars and Crowns, and feme small Money ,
One of the men that came into the houle was a Aim
young man, smooth faced, little or no beard, brown
hair, long visage, appeared to be about 5 feet 6 or 7
inches high ; had on a furtout coat, his other deaths
not remembered; he seemed to have the chief com
mand, and war very abusive, (truck the subscriber se
veral tim*s with his hanger and cut him on the (houl
der : the other man that was in the house appeared to
be somewhat largefc and older than the other, had a
down look, brown or sandy hair, but meanly clad and
looked shabby : the other men did not appear in the
hcufe, to that they cannot be defcribid. Who
ever apprehends and secures the Robbers, so that they
may he brought to justice, (hall receive the above re
ward, or Four Dollars for the Watch only.
July 8. JOSHUA BORTON.
Five Pounds Reward.
WAS stolen last night, out of the stable of Henry
Hayes in Darby, Chester county, a dark Bay
MARE fix yea, 3 old, near 16 hands high, (hod all
round, a natural pacer and carries well, branded on
the near buttock W. and on the near (hoolder thus ^
Whoever takes up and secures said Mare and Thief, to
that the owner may have his marOgain and the thief be
brought to justice, (hall have the above reward for
both, or THREE POUNDS for the Mare only, and
all reasonable charges paid, by
ROBERT CAMPBEL, or HENRY HAYES-
Darby, July 2.
Six Dollars Reward.
IX7 AS LOST last Tuesday, on the road leading
'' ^ Lifter road, a Silver
0 I ' S J" Chain * nd 3 Cornelian
Seal. Whoever h*s found the fame, and will deliver
her to the,Printer hereof, fall receive the above
reward. July io .
Philadelphia, July 5 ,17 g.
ALL p^rfons indebted to the estate of ERRICK
ELLENSEN WIGDEL, late of this city, deceas
ed, are desired so, make immediate payment; and
these who have any demands against the said estate, are
desired to bring in their accounts properly attested, for
pzvment, to JOSEPH RUSH, administrator.
N. B. Said Wigdel being a native of Stawangen, in
the weft of Norway, and supposed to have died with
out an heir residing in America, therefore those per
sons going to the place of his nativity, a !e earnestly re
quested to give information of his death.'
TOBE SOLD OR LET
A FOUR story BRICK-HOUSE, in Che fnut-ftreet,
between Front and Second-streets, twenty two
feet frontand 20 feet deep. Possession will be giv
en the twenty eighth of this month, by the subscriber.
GEORGE GRIFFITH, in Southwark.
Wanted to hire an elegant Store,
For ^hich a generous price will be given. Enquire of
the Printer. J une 19 .
TO BE LE T,
A LARGE Front Store, suitable for Drv Grodr,
with an exceeding good Cellar under it ; in as
good a filiation 'or business as any in this city. En
qur- of th? Printer pd„ Tn
Genteel Lodgings in a pleasant
part of the city. Require of the Printer. June 18.
A Woman with a good breast of
Milk would be willing to take a Child to Nurse.
TO BE SOL D,
TWO three story Brick HOUSES, on a cor
ner Lot, in a very public part of the city,
one third of the Purchase Money being paid
down, the remainder may lay on interest if a
greeable to the Purchaser. For Terms apply at
ELIJAH BROWN's Conveyancing Office, or to
3 u] y 18. JOSEPH MIFFLIN.
Eight Pounds Reward.
WA S (John ci t of the pasture of the subscriber,
living in Lampeter township, Lancaster county,
about § miles ftom Lancaster town, in the
night of the 26th instant, a bay MARE near 15 hands
high, 5 years old, lengthy and heavy made, fhertifh
neck, midling large head-, has a star in ber forehead a
little to one tide, near her right eye, and a very re
markable white spot under the fetlock of her right hind
foot, natural trotter; the bends con frierably in her
fetlocks when (he trots or canters. Whoever fecurts
said, Mare and Thief, so that the owner rr.ay have her
again and the thief brought to justice, (hall have the a
bove reward, or FIVE POUNDS and reafcnable
charges for the Mare only, paid by
J une 27. JACOB HAINS.
Eight Dollars Reward.
WA S stolen out of the (table cf the subscriber,
in the borough of Lancaster, the 29th instant,
about 12 o'clock, a bright bay MARE, 5
years old, 14 hands high, very neat and well made,
has feme faddie marks appears, (he is half blooded, one
of her eyes is fore, trots, canters, and carries well ;
there was an old bridle and a small new fuddle taken at
the fame time ; (he was seen two miles from town on the
road towards Philadelphia. Whoever takes up said
Mare fhall,avethe above reward and reasonable charges
with the thanks cf the public for taking np the thief. *
Ju ne 3° # JOHN KEEP.
Houses for Sale;
Two very commodious HOUSES n n the raft tide
A of Third-ftrert, adjoining the Golden Swan Inn.
The Lot on which they are erefted extends east
ward to a let on Moravian alley, 17 feet front and a
bout 50 deep, by which both houses may be accommo
dated with an owlet. They will be fold reasonable,
either together or Oparate, as may suit; and upon
payment of one half the purchase money some time will
be given for the other. Fcr further particulars enquire
of JONATHAN D. SERGEANT, esquire, on the
premises, cr JAMES MEASE. July 5.