The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-07-17 00:00:00, page 4

tiarbs Riely, Thames Riddell, Charles Read,
Squire, 4; jofeph Reed, esquire, ^; captain
' J hr R ibertfon, 2 ; Mons. Rapp, Thomas Riche,
2 ; N cholas Roipayne, 2; James Rigby, Tho
mas Ridiv, Peter Reeve and Co. 2; Nicholas
Rudel, John Roberts, David Rde, James Ko
beitfon 2; Sarah Reynolds, George Kien, 2;
jobb Ruckman, William Robertson, Junes Rich
ardson, Philip Reese, Uriel Rea, Rose and
Picking, 2; James Richmond, Joseph Riddall,
Thomas Radcliff, J< hn Ross, Robert Richey,
Yak county; William Robinson, Chefler coun
ty ; John Russell, Chester county ; Mons W H.
B.ter, Mons Rozan, Mons. Riall, Mons. Ante.
Robert, Mons Rivirre.
S '
Wm. Shaw, Lancaster county; meffrs. Ste
phen aid Joseph Shewell and John Jarmon,
John- Stith, Francis Swain, Frederick Sickell
Resolve Smith, 2 ; major general St. Clair, Isaac
Snowden, Richard Stephen s, esquire, New-Jer
sey ; Brooke Smith, John Segefon, Clement
Stocker, Mayfon Smith, 2; Stocker and Whar
ton, Enoch Story, captain Robert Smith, Joseph
Stamper, Benjamin and Samuel Shoemaker,
John Story, Samuel Starbuck, Joseph Saunders,
John Jackson Sayer, Wiliiam Smith, Pete r
Stretch, Alexander Smart, Nathan Sheppard,
Buckridge Sims, 2 ; John Sullevan, Michael Sift,
Jonathan Smith, lieutenant colonel Smith, Mr.
Thomas Smith, William Smith, merchant, 2 ;
reverend Mr. Schlatter, Stewart Duncan and
Co, 2; John Scott, colonel Charles Stewart,
Benjamin Swett, William Satterthwaite, 2;
John Stanton, doctor William Smith, Leonard
Snowden , junr. Edward Stiles, esquire, Tho
mas Shortall, Thomas Sturges, Robert Smith,
Nehemiah Stocky, 2; Rosanna Shaffells, Wil
liam Shillings. William Sheed, widow captain
Francis Sheridan, Mrs. Smith, William Smith,
broker, 2; Philip Schmcht, Christopher Sans,
Thomas Sparky, doctor William Stoy, Thomas
Winterfcale, Mrs. Sheton, Martha Stephenson,
Edward Brice Smith, Michael Simpson, Alexan
der Spotswood, Mrs Stewart, Mr. Dque Sans,
Mons. a Supercafau, 2; Madame Salva Demou
rant.
T.
Daniel Topham, Daniel Tyson. John
Thompson, Wm. Todd, Benjamin Thompson,
Robert Traill, John Tunnell, John Thompfon,4f
Solomon Townshend, captain Johrß Townes,
George Tndor, Esther Tofcaud, esquire, Peter
Turner, Mary Tomes, Thomas Trotter, 2 ;
William Taylor, Mary Toinfon, John Turner,
J^n Torbert, Jo n Towers, captain Cradack
Taylor, James Taylor, 2; William Tatham,
Henry Thiel, Michael Thomson, John Thornber,
Mr. Tallbott, Hugh Telly, Lancaster county.
V.
Mr. Ute, g; Harman Vanfant, Cbriftian Van
Laafchets, Germantown; Cornelios Van Der
hope, Mons. Villeroy, 2; William Van P. Scull,
Mons Vincent, Elizabeth Vermillie, 3; Tho
lues Van Eych, Elias Henry Van Teiile, captain
Nicholas Vallance, Mary Vankirk, Benfalem;
James Vanfickle.
W.
Alexander Willfnn, Daniel Williams, 2 ; John
Woodward, colonel William Williams, Richard
Wider, 2; Jacob Weiss, esquire; Philip Will,
sou, 2; Samuel Whealour, George Wills, Jo
seph Williams, Thomas Weft, 2; Robert Waln,
William Weft, Robert Watton, Jacob Cox Wi
knff, William Wikoff, Peter Whitefides & Co.
George Willfon, Robert White, William Will
cocks, esquire ; captain Richard C. Waters, 2 ;
Thomas Wefhart, James Willfon, Robert Will
for, 2; John Wall, 3; Elizabeth Warrance,
Peter Waglen, Thomas Wikoff; Mons Waemf
3ey, John Walmllv, 2 ; jofeph Webb, Uriah
Woohnan, Sukey Woodrow, John Webb, Alex
ander Whitby, William White, captain Willi
am Workman, George W^olfey, Robert Watson
Newtown; Joseph Wright, Robert Wyman,
Anthony Wetherall, Jhn Weems, esquire ; An
thony Welp, William Weaver, Thomas Wright.
Bucks ccur.y, William Wilkinson, Mary Walk
cr, Ifarel Wright, Michael Wills, Philadelphia
county ; John Williams, York county.
Y.
Thomas Young, Edward Yorke, Mary Young
James Young, Cumberland county ; Michae
Yena.dy, 2; Thomas Young, Chester county.
Z.
Miguet Lorenzo Zinazdi, Mons. Zimmer,
ruann, 2.
^ ladclphi ; Printed and Sold ^DAEI D C. 6 LAYPOOLE, in Marhet-Street.
Twenty-Five Pounds Reward.
LAST right the Store of the fubferiber was open
ed, supposed to be with a falfe key, and the fol
owing Articles taken out, viz. 20 pieces black Rib
bon, 15 yards each. 20 pieces coloured and flriped
Ribbon, 18 yards each. 12 or more pieces Cambrick.
I piece black Calimanco. 2 pieces black Mode, sup
posed about 80 yards, r piece black Peelong, 30 yds.
6 pieces Nankeens, some of them white. About 20
pieces Harlem Lace 10 or 12 red printed Handkerchiefs.
Aboat 20 Dollars and Crowns, and some small change.
Aquantity of old depreciated Paper Money, of this
and the Dela ware Bates.
Promiscuous List of French LETTERS
remaining in the Post-Office;
MONS. Dubofy, 2 ; Mons. Diego Martinez,
Mons. Maxiunn, Mons. Auffely, Mons.
Charpantie, Mons. D'Salle, Louis L'Cocy Bou
langce, Mons. Margot, Mons. Ie Chevalier o'ol
-2; Mons, D'Rouchamp, Mons. Botlieljere,
Mons. Briffefcp, Mons L'Chauvin, Mons. D'Win
bettis, Mons Deprez, Mons. Baron Montefque,
2; Mons. De Cliving, Mons. De Vareille, Mons.
Ziona, Mons. Mullens, Mons. Meritt, Mons. De
Fagan, Mons De LofTe, Mons. Nadall, Mons. De
Opter, Mons. De Bargner, Mons. File, Mons.
Danfelme, Mons. Labt yeri, Mons. Jean Ouan^
cayl, Mons. Dalais, Mons. L'Baren D'Barris,
Mons. Legrun, Mojif. De Piavaucave, Mons.
B°yronx, Mons. Liveraut, Mons. Baleon, Mons.
D'Ballegarde, Mons. Le Moeni, Mons. De Vare_
velle, Mons. De Cabanes, Mons. Labonethe,
Mons Bouau, Mons Dulerque.
Also the following BONDS, NOTES, &c.
One Bond from Richard Somers, for 1371. 10s. dated
the 6th or 7th ult. and payable the 6th or 7th instant.
One other Bond from the fame person for the fame sum
and of the fame date as the above, and payable the
6th or 7th of August next. One Bond from David
Seeley for 451. dated about the io!h ult. and payable
in November next. One Note from Matthew Parvin
for 211. dated 7th April, 1783. One Note from Willi
am Peterson for 7!. and some (hillings, dated Novem
ber, <782, and was payable in March, 1783. One
Bond from Hugh M'Kinney and Wiley Wood for
iBl. los. on this bond are severa l receipts in part. One
Note from Jonathan Tatnell and John Anderson for
71. los.dated January or February, 1782: on this
Note are receipt, for fl 15s. One order for iil. ss.
drawn by John Wilson, on william Sykes, dated 21st
May, 1783 A Certificate for 82k 10s. jid. specie, to
Edward Keating of the Pennsylvania line, with an as
signment on the back from said Keating: Also feve
ral other small notes and orders, all which are payable
to the fubferiber ; and as an alignment or endorsement
of them under his signature may be forged, all persons
are cautioned against taking any of them, as effectual
care is taken to prevent the payment of them to any
other person.
The above reward of Twenty-Five Pounds shall be
paid for the goods and papers, and thief or thieves, and
Twenty Pounds for the goods and papers only, or in
proportion for any part of them, by
JOHN WESTCOTT. July 7.
Eight Dollars Reward.
WAS stolen out o' the stable of the fubferiber,
in the borough of Lancaster, the 29th inftant',
about 12 o'clock, a bright bay MARE, 5
ytars old, 14. hauls high, very neat and well made,
h s some i^we marks appears, the is half blooded, one
of her eyes is fore, trots, cancers, and carries well •
there was an old bridle and a small new fiddle taken at
the tame tim ; the was seen two miles from town on the
rad towards Philadelphia. Whoever takes up said
Mare fhdi have the above reward and reasonable charge $
with the shanks of the public for taking up the thief.'
June 30. JOHN KEEP. °
Thirty Dollars Reward.
CT HE hoof: of the fubferiber, living in Evefham
& Burlington county, Ntw-Jerfey, was broke open'
on the sth instant, about 9 o'clock at night, by 3 or 4
men armed with cutlasses and pistols, and robbed of
the following Articles, viz. A Silver W:tch wth a
china face, marked on the bottom of inside case M. L.
H. in hrge letters, a p^ir of Silver Shoebuckles, mid
ling large, carved in the old fashion, dee! anchors and
tongues, the maik, if any, M> L. a fiiver Stockbuckle:
and sundry other small articles not remembered, between
12 and 20 Dollars and Crowns, and some small Money,
One of the men that came into the house 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 cloaths
not remembered; he seemed to have the chief com
mand, and wa very abusive, struck the fubferiber se
veral times with his danger and cut him on the shoul
der : the other man that was in the house appeared to
be somewhat larger and older than the other, had a
down look, brown or sandy hair, but meanly clad and
looked fhaohy: the other men did not appear in the
boufe, so that they cannot he described. Who
ever apprehends and secures the Robbers, so that they
may be brought to justice, fhail receive the above re
ward, or Four Dollars for the Watch only.
July 8. JOSHUA BORTON.
WA S stolen out of the pasture of the fubferiber,
living in Lampeter t°wnfhip, Lancaster county,
about 5 miles from Lancaster town in the
night of the 26th instant, a bay MARE near 15 hands
high, 5 years old, lengthy and heavy made, thortifh
neck, midling large head, has a star in her forehead a
I 'tie to one fide, near her right rye, and a very re
markable white spot under the fetlock of her right hind
foot, natural trotter; fee bends considerably in her
fetlocks when she trots or canters. Whoever secures
faid^ Mare and Thief, so that the owner may have her
again and the thief brought to justice, shall have the a
bove reward, or FIVE POUNDS and reefonabfe
charges for the M^re only, paid by
27. JACOB HAINS.
Six Dollars Reward.
WAS LOST last Tuesday, on the road leading
from Gray's ferry to the Lancaster road, a Silver
WATCH with a Steel Chain and a Cornelian
Seal. Whoever has found the fame, and will deliver
her to the Printer hereof, shall receive the above
reward. July 10.
AS taken up by the fubferiber, living at the Sor
rel Horse on the Lancaster road, a large Iron
Grey HORSE, food before, with a bald note, and
grea part of his head white. The owner is desired to
come, prove property, pay charges, and take him away.
J une z - JOHN WITMER, junr.
Cumberland county, Entrim township, June 28.
CAME to the plantation of JAMES M'BRIDE,
on the 21st of May, 1783, a dark Bay MARE,
a natural trotter, shod all round, 14 hands and a half
high, 7 years old, has a star in her forehead, fhert taif,
and on the off fide of her belly spotted with white.
7 he owner is desired to come, prove his property, pay
charge, and take her away. ,
CAME to the plantation of the fubferiber, living in
Lancaster county, Sadfoury townihip, about the
Utt of May, a Grey HORSE, supposed to be about
nine or ten years old, neither brand nor ear mark.
The owner is desired to come, prove property, pay
charges and take him away, or he will he fold for the
me- I HOMAS WHITSON.
Five Pounds Reward.
WAS stolen last night, out of the stable of Henry
Hayes in Darby, Chester conn y, a dark Bay
MARE fix years old, near 16 hands high, shod all
round, a natural pacer and carries well, branded on
the near huttoek W. and on the n^ar shoulder thus 3,
Whoever takes up and secures f id Mare and Thief, to
that the owner may have his mare again and the thief be
brought to justice, shall have the above reward for
both, or THREE POUNDS for the Mare only, aed
all reasonable charges p?id, by
ROBERT CAMFB£L, or HENRY HAYES.
Darby, July 2.
Just IMPORTED, and now O PENI NG at
KUH N's
Medicinal and Drug
ST OR E,
The weft fide of Second-street, nearly midway be;
tween Market and Chefnut-ftreeti, and diredly op
posite Back-Horfe-allcy,
A frelh and large Assortment of well chosen
Drugs and Medicines,
Which will be Sold on the most reasonable terms, either
by Wholesale or Retail.
Orders from the country, and physicians Frefcriptionc
carefully attended tomo>" June 12.
N. B. A fm^rt saive Boy will be takenis an Apprentice.
Just IMPORTED, and to be SOLD by
W. Shervington,
At Mr. Morton's Store in Water- ffreet, between the
Drawbridge and Walnut-street,
CORDAGE from two
yarn fpunyarn to 7
inch cables,
Sail Canvas, No. 1,2, 3,
4, 6 and 8,
boxes and calks of Hard,
Tin and Pewter Ware,
assorted,
Hoes, Axes and Adzer, in
cafki,
6d, Bd, rod, and sod Flats,
Sharps and Clap Nails,
Small Shot, No. 4,5, 6,
7 and 8,
Copper Puncheon Cranes,
Olive Oil in cases,
Marble Mortars,
Elegant oval Pier GlafT.s,
Writing Paper in cases,
Old Antigua Rum,
Mufeovado Sugar in bar
rels,
Also for ^l% the Ship EIGHTY-THREE, Peter
Scott, Matter; with her Tackle, &c. as foe now
lays at Morton's wharf: the will carry about 1000
barrels, and is a remarkable faft failing Vessel. For
particulars apply as above. June 21.
Eight Pounds Reward.
Salt in puncheons,
A few tons old Junk,
A few Packages of DRY
GOODS: consisting of
Sowing Twine,
Filing, Log and Deepfea
Lines,
Castor Hats,
Ready made Coats, Waist
coats and Breeches,
Oznabrig Frocks,
Dowlafs, Russia Sheeting,
Stipe,figfe scarlet Cloth,
White C,ffimer,
Mens Shoes,
Thread and cotton Stock
in g, .
Buntip, Lutefirings,
Brocades and Ribbands,
T ffie Waistcoat Patterns,
& % &c.