The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-07-10 00:00:00, page 4

Zilifofa' Tvw^i,< Lancaster County, June
3,1, 176%
J ROBBERY.
Firv Founds Reward.
^ '>QOKE .pen on the nigfrt cf the 23d in(tant,
[, and Stolen from the fubferiber, the following
SuaisofMon V aod other Articles, viz. Between
ihter hundred and fifty and four hundred pounds
in gold, ammgff which were two Johanneses,
two untied Doubloons, anyone half ditto, the
ftmahol^ in Half Joes, English Guineas, half
ditto, and a few Fieo-h ditto, about seventy or
erdry pounds in Spanish Dollars and French
Crowns, together with some small money, and
between twenty and thirty pounds State Money :
a Note riven by Mr. Derringer, contractor at
Lancuder, to Martin Hendrick, for fourteen
pounds fourteen drillings, directed at the bottom .
to Thomas Bliftington, collector, one large Look
ing Gluts, ore lilver mounted Hanger, one pair
lilver Buckles new, three large silver table
Spoons, marked S. H. fix silver tea Spoons, mark
ed S H fix 'ditto new, the handles turned con
trary to the bowl, not marked, half a loaf of
Sugar and lolne Lemmons ; and sundry other
articles not yet ditcovered. The above Robbery
was committed by four men armed with pistols,
one of which called by his companions by the
name of terown, a thick well set man, about for
ty years of age, fair complection, short dark
hair, had on a fhoit brown or claret colohVed
coat, two others were young fielder made men,,
supposed between twenty and thirty years of age,
about five feet eight or nine inches high, appear
ed 10 be brothers, from ffieir resemblance to each
other, one of them had on a light blue coat,
wanting some of the buttons on the brerft, cor
duroy breeches, his hair tied, the other of the
above described young men had on a jean coat
and white overalls, the fourth cannot be d'efcrib
ed, as he was not in the house.
Whoever takes up and secures the above Rob
bers, Money and Goods, shall have the above
Reward, or in proportion for any part of the
Money or Goods, and Thirty Pounds only for
the R ,bbers upon convidion, by
~ JOHN HOPKINS.
William Huckie and Dennis Harris,
fAYLOR S,
In Ch-Gut-street, between Front and Second. ftreetS,
GIVE Notice to all thole that have any Demands a
paiait them, from the time of their partnership,
to I ring in their accounts, that they may be fet
tled ; and such as stand indebted to them ere requeft
e.l to call and make payment, as the partnership ex
pired the ?oth of Mav last.
Said WILLIAM HUCKLE carries on the Trade at
Lit flap, and makes, in the iateft and neatest famions,
regimental and plain cloaths of every fort ; also makes
ladies ruling habits in that neat, genteel fashion which
it so n>udi admired by must huntresses in Europe;
bke^he makes long cloaks far ladis, furnishes all man.
tier of tnuunings, Id has a variety of the neatest pat
terns of cloth in the city ; where gentlemen miy s u it
themblves without trouble. June 24.
TO be LET, genteel ready furnitbed
Lodgings. Enquire of the Printer.
Cumberland county, Entrim township, June 28
GAME to the plantation of JAME'S M'BRIDE
on the zilt of May, 1783, a dark Bay MARE^
a natural trotter, food ail round, 14 hands and a half
h^b, 7 years Hd, has a Itar in her forehead, short tail
mJ on the off fide of her belly spotted with while.'
The owner is defined to come, prove his property, pay
tiurges ami take her away. 'rj
CAW: to the plantation , of the fobferiber, lining in
Lmcaftir county, Srdibury townfnip, about "the
but of May, a Grey HORSE, fuppoUd to be about
lone or nn years old, neither brand nor ear mark,
The owner is ctedred to come, prove property, pay
charges aad take him away, or he will be fold for the
^L THOMAS WHITSON.'
Tne Subscriber embraces this early oppor
tunity of returr.i^ \is most sincere thanks to the
public in general, and his friends in particular, and
tkei the liberty to inform them, 'hat he h^s moved
from the sign of the Connrilogo - Waggon, to that ce
lebrated, elegant and commodious tavern, well known
by the name of the
Indian Queen,
Situate in Fourth-street, between Chefnut and Market
in rit, formerly kept by Mr. FRANCIS LEE.
r, H E fubferibir thinks it unnecrifiry to fay any
mere, than that nothing in lit power shall be
wanting to render the utmost fa&\&ion to thole G^n
triinen who may pieafe to f avor him with th?ir enfivra.
JAMES THOMPSON.
N. B. The stables are large, excellent and commo
dious, and horses will be kept at livery by the year, on
the mod reasonable terms. June 9.
PblAdyis; Prints and Sold by DA7ID C. C LAYPOOL E, in Marietta.
AS tak ^ n U P b y the fubferiher, living at the Sor
3rel Horie on the Lancaster road, a top, r r9 „
Grey HORSE, food before, with a bald note ami
great part of his bead white. The owner is drfire to
come, prove property, pay charges, and lake him away
J^ 29. JOHN WITMER, junr
Al ike Sign of tve Spinning Whe^, on the corner of
Market and Tbir -ftiec:s.
Warranted Boulting Cloths,
With a GENERAL ASSORTMENT of
DR Y GOOD S,
To b e SOLD cheap for Cafo er the honorable the finan-'
citr's Noi c s for the payment of the army. June 27.
jutt Landing from the Brig harard. Captain J. F..
Bein', from St. DoirHgc, and now SELLING by
f/uynes & Crawford,
So^hefide of RACE-STREET whar, a choice
Cargo of
MUSCOVADO SUGARS.
Stewarts, Randall & Co.
Have for SALE a large and general Assortment of
nRESH Medirins/in package,, Claret in hogsheads,
C&turn Hofc, B oadcloihs, Silki, Cambruke, Lutau,
and Teri. t
They have also for Sale,
That valuable HOUSE artd'LOT which Mr. Joseph
Carson at present occupies, in Watanftieet, three doors
from the corner of Market-il reel: Abo, a very com
m>dious ROPEWALK, newly coveted, with all the
tools and app&atus complear, for fix years leale ; pof
ft^ion can be im&ni&tcly given: likewise, a very va
luable G :%Di: FARM, containing 1050 acres, with
plenty of meadow, orchids and range, well watered :
*nd timbered : the land abounds in lime-ftohe. There
i; on f-id palace a good Stone Home 38 feet by 28, foui
fire places on the lower floor, and a cedar under th#
whole, sundry out houfit, and barn: there is on it 3
mdlfeat of 2% fe-t fall, on a never failing liream,
which is Applied by a number of springs, there is also
a ri r er runs through the fame, in which is a plenty of
trout and other filh : thcie is likewise an iron mine on
it. It wduld suit any person who would with to Irai
a country li'e; beingn pleasant fitu^tion and very
hwthv, ,nd within half A mile of Hacket'r.town in
Ne^-Jerfev, and 15 miles from Delaware river, Tue
purthafer mAy be supplied with the stock of cattle,
breeding mares, (heap, hog,, and homing utenfiis.
Time wdl be given for two-thirds of the money, on:
third to he paid on executing the deeds. Any per
foo inclining to purchase this valuable Farm, may
vie# the premifts b, applying to Mr. Frier Harriott',
the p/efent tenant. Philadelphia, Mty 23.
Also felling at fame Place, by
yohn Brown,
A large and well chosen ASSORTMENT of
PR INTED Linens and Cottens, Handkerchiefs
Checks, Drapers, Jeans, Shirts ruffled and phi/
, a ! a r e ,. ff °" m "" of >™' d widc Limns . all
of which articles said BROWN is enabled to fell on the
most eligible terms for the purchaser, having bought
said Linens hims-ls in the best markets for brown linen
in the North of Ireland ; and as this circumstance ena
bles him, so he is determined not to be undcrfold by any
perlon whatever. Jure 5. ''
A good Billiard -Table for sale,
with every thirg rtqiifite. Enquire of the Printer.
Five Pounds Reward.
W AS "°' en '’ ft °^ h ''° nt of the ftahle of Henrv
VV Hayes in Darby, Chester couny, a dark B,y
MARE fix years old, near 16 h^nds high, (hod all
round, a natural pacer and carries wd,, branded on
the near buttock W. and on the near Moulder thus 3
Whoever takes up and secures Hid Mare and Thief to
that the owner may have hit mare again and the thief 'be
brought to justice, (ball have the above reward fcr
both, or THREE POUNDS for the Mart onh, and
all rcfonaHe charges paid, by
Jud arrived from DUBLIN, and now felling at the
STORE oppottie tut C^fter-iioufe, by
Henri/ yi/ky,
A neat ASSORTMENT of
PLA I N and printed Linens, Calicoes, Handker
chiefs, Checks, Camhricks, Lawns, mens Mats,
womens dit. womens SG-s, Pin:, Playing Card/
mens and womens G ov:£, a Variety of Hard-Ware and
other dry Goods, too tedious to insert.
Onfray Painnicre,
At his Store in Water-street, below Walnut-ftrset, has
for Sale,
A Variety of Dry Goods,
ROBERT CAMFB£L, or HENRY HAYES.
Darby, July 2.
lately imported in the hit Vetfels from France.
Elegant Engravings,
Just IMPORTED and to be S OL D by
James Reynolds,
At Ins STORE in Third-ftrert, Between Market and
Aich-ftreeb,
A Copies fio^ the Paintings of that celebrated
Genius, John Taylor, efquite, of Bath,
f' e °r h 's , y °„ ^^ Taylor's reputation in Q
fcape ftandt a^moft unrivaled in England, if not
Europe: the Engravings from hi, works, now offeree
a, executed oy the filft artists in London, and arc <CT
^"""t| P """" : 'l/Y^rior ^resthefs of his abiti
pe.. The two teller Plates are admirable
in the ioral, pleating ftde, znd the two larger in
fubll ,^ To perfens of trite in'the polite
performances cannot fail of giving so
gretteft fats,faction.
efr^h "'•"' °" GuiDea ' thc ^rge Plates two
Guineas, the pair^
N. B Thefc Engravings to be had either in &wta
or neatly framed and glazed by, the said W
July i.'
Just Imported and to be SOLD, at the STORE of
C. P. Raguet,
In Water-street, four doors below Walnut-Greet, a
general Affortmeot of DRY GOODS, fuiuhk for
the season : Confining of—
CAL I COES', Chintzes, Callimancoes, Duram,
Britannian, Creas, roval Linens, thread and cat
ton Hose, silk Stockings, silk Grove* and Mitts, Kidd
Gloves, Manti as, Loteffringt, Moder, Santas, ^t
tins Pritfs Stuffs Mufims and muflm Hank©&& b
Gauzes and gruze Handkerchiefs Carabtieft, Mimo
ti^ts lawn Handkerchiefs, boxes of plain and fiz«red
Ribband#, box^s of Flowers Sewing Silks, Sewing
Threads Straw Has, Umbrellas Fans, Pins, N^dhs,
white and black Blond Licet, white and black Hatt,
men and womens Shers, cholet 2nd rouen Han^te
chtrfs silk Jacket Patierno, an Aflortm<nt o' ]e#*i=
r y, h-rd Ware, Giats and Crukery Ware, Bedtid—
^i Bunting Twine: ALSO, A Quantity of
Cloths and Wcllens, Blanket#, 6^l Duck, Sauter,,
German Steel, barrel# of Tin, Pewter Diffies and
Plates, Window Gla% Pain's, Brandy,Enghih Wrietts
a few boxes of the but Tea, Hard Soap, and Sweet
°i L June 17.
FOR S A L E, an elegant Saddle and Carri
age HORSE, for a carriage none to exceed,
and for the saddle very few, he is full fifteen
bands one inch high ; the lowest price is Thirty
five Guineas. Any person wanting Gich a Horse,
may fee him by applying at the (tables bel
to the Cross-Keys tavern, in Chefnut firect.
WANTS a place a young Man, to at
tend a finite gentleman, or a final!
family. Enquire of the Printer.
ONE GUINEA REW AR^O
[ OST on Monday the 16th infant, on the "road
° Br , c U n , d , P^adelphia, a Gold-he&l
CANE, with a Gild and Silver String. Whoever
brings it to the Printer hereof 1Q receive the
'^^ B June :6.
James Vanuxem,
In Second-tot; above Arch-street, who has liketrife
tor Sale,
^V:^'° 9",'' <, Guiere Cheese, Anchors from
Q^ tXco! a "^'^ ° f %* ^
July 3-
114 VSCOVADO Sugars by the bogfhead, time or
4Y% b „ el , Comae and other frefh Brandy by t+e
i P ' pe ?' fl ua . r tcr calk, choice Pruens; ft
^ Almonds, Coffee b, the barrel or bag, and O
theteGroceries, as usual, to be 3oid by
J u " ^rted and to be SOL D, for c^ only, by
William Carewrighe & Co.
At their STORE under the Dwelling House of John
Clement dicker, tefqnire, and directly cpfcfite
CT „ o /™ fcl & J- s ^ in Water-firart
^UPEREINE hyfon Tea, refined Sugar, mens, vdo
m'%a"rd CT 1 "' thiead, cotton and silk Hose,
1/^' ';\-'°?‘°r ma ' c Shoes and pumps, womens
'0? '"""«' cahmancoe, Morocco and painted lea.
tShoes, 1-2 di and 3.4 . w i de Hriped and figured
Silas, fupyfine EngMh Broadcloths in coat Patterns,
"t' """' and metal coat Buttons, failor#
T &' c r * nd ch " k with a irndi Afi
lortment of Cutlery.
, A ^^'^ of excellent difed Claret Vinegar.
Wd '' 'Cordage, &c. a f c „ barrels of Mufl.
Covado Sugars, may be had at the fame place. Jul, it.
Morris Thursfield & Co.
At the:r S I ORE, in Front-Street, between Walnut
and Chefnut Streets,
A NEAT and general assortment of DRY GOODS,
£3 HARD WARE and various other articles, which
will be fold on v^y uatonablc terms, be the piece or
Package. July 1.
Just Imported from England, in me 3rpolive Branch
and to be S OLD, by