The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-07-17 00:00:00, page 3

From the VIRGINIA GAZETTE.
By His Excellency BENJAMIN HARRISON, Es
quire, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS by reason of the late suspension of
hoftilitie^ between th& United States and his
Britannic majefly, and an abuse of those indulgences
granted to British commerce at the last session of gene
ral affembiy, many evil disposed persons, still obnoxi
ous to the laws of thiscommonweaith, have found means
to introduce themselves into the fame: and whereas it
is probable many others will follow their example, to
the disturbance of the peace and harmony of the state
unless speedily prevented by a vigorous execution of
the law.
I have therefore thought fit, with the advice of the
council of state, to issue this my proclamation, hereby
commanding all such persons as have either voluntarily
left this country and adhered to the enemy since the
19th of April, 1775, or have been expelled the fame
by any ad of the legislature or ord r of the executive,
or such natives who have at any time borne arms in the
service of the enemy against this commonwealth, and
have since returned without being authorifed by law so
to do, forthwith to depart the state. And Ido further
hereby AriELy inhibit the return, as well of those as
allothers coming within the like description, until the
determination of the ligiflature on this fubjed can be
known. And to the end that this proclamation may
have its full effect, I hereby enjoin and command all
officers civil and military, within this commonwealth,
and all others concerned, to pay due obedience thereto.
GIVEN under my hand and the seal of the com
monwealth, in the council chamber, at Rich,
mond, this second day of July, one thousand
(even hundred and eighty-three.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
[lf a similar measure was adopted by the executive
powers of all the slates, it might save the difagreeab e
necessity of the people stepping forth to remedy this
glaring public evil.]
N AVA L -0 F FICE, Philadelphia.
Inward Entries.
Ship Truelove, Henderson Boston.
Polacre Riotelet, Morrefet, Bourdeaux.
Brig Two-Sifters, Bernard, North Carolina.
Mars, Baker, St, Martins.
Betsey, Bradhurff, Virginia.
Good Look Out, Chriflianfen, Hamburg.
Rambler, Clark, Demarara.
Schooner Phebe and Polly, Love, New-York.
Dolphin, Kirkwood, Boflon.
Peggy, Hall, North-Carolina.
Dolphin, Brown, Havanna,
Adventure, Nicols, Rhode-Ifland.
Difpatcb, Fisher, New-York.
Stoop Betsey, Bailey, Ditto.
Outward Entries.
Ship Bienfaifant, Tartone, Nanfz.
St. Ann, Young, Boston.
Brig Polly, Reed, St. Johns.
Sophia, Rider, Antigua.
Schooner Phebe and Polly, Love, New-York.
Sally, Parks, New-Providence.
Sloop Charming Patty, Thomson, ditto.
Bonetta, Hicks, Rhode-Ifland.
Ranger, Muffey, Falmouth, N. E.
Cleared.
Brig Alderman Daragh, Bayne, Liverpool.
Jacoba Lucia, Norton, Port-au-Prince.
Greyhound, Catton, ditto.
Trader, Warner, Cadiz.
Lnra mento, Santo, Lisbon.
Swan, Goodhue, - Newbury-Port.
Adventurer, Gombaud, Virginia,
Sophia, Rider, Antigua,
Schooner Dolphin, Kirkwood, Boston.
Nimrod, Slover, New-Orleans.
Sally Lewis, Lewis, Virginia.
Polly, Lave, New-York.
Cutter Surprize, Lewis, Virginia.
'Sloop Charming Patty, Thomson, New-York.
Gbod Intent, Morris, Rhode-Ifland.
Sea-Flower, Bangs, Boflon.
Defiance, Reed, New-York.
Batavia, Bornet, Amsterdam.
Rebecca, Ritchman, North-Carolina.
Sally, Stevens, Virginia.
Betsey, Brufter, Boston.
O ive Branch, Walker, Virginia.
Bonetta, Hicks, Rhode-Ifland.
Carolina, Luther, New-London.
Betsey, Bailey, Virginia.
we confider that these PenufyNnhia levies vgho had now
routined, are recruits and (oldiers of a day, who have
nob borne the beat a nd.burden of the war, and who can
have in reality but few hardships to complain of; and
when we at the fame time recollect, that those soldi
ers who have lately been furloughed from this army,
are the veterans, who have patiently endured hunger,
nakedness and cold, who have fuffered and bled with
out a murmer, and who with perfect good order have
retired to their homes, without the settlement of their
accounts, or a farthing of money in their pockets;
we (hall be as much aflonifhed atthe virtues of the lat
ter, as we are struck with horror and detestation at
the proceedings of the former; and every candid mind,
without indulging ill-grounded prejudices, will un
doubtedly make the proper difcriminatiou.
THE public are cautioned to beware of counter
feited notes in the form of those lately issued
from the office of finance, payable fix months
after the date. Among many other circumstances
which diftinguiffi the true from the falfe, one only is
fufficient to prevent imposition; on holding the true
notes up to the light there will appear in water marks'
U. S. National Debt. The falfe notes are printed
®n common paper without any marks.
[ The Printers throughout the United States, will do
well to insert the above caution.]
Philadelphia, July 16, 1783.
COUNTERFEITS,
This MORNING,
At X o'clock,
Will be SOLD, on the Wharff below Chefaut-ftrut,
A Large QUANTITY of
Iriffi Beef and Pork in barrels:
AND
On SATURDAY Next,
( The 19th Indent )
At the Coffee-House, at XII o'Clock,
WILL BE SOLD,
The Brig JENNE T,
A' she 0 now lays at the abovementioned wharff: she is
Virginia built, and is copper bottomed, will carry a
bout 500 barrels, and is well found: an Inventory
may be seen on board or at the place of sale.
July 17. JOHN BAYARD, Au&ioneer.
To be SOLD at the COFFEE-HOUSE,
On Wednesday Next,
(The Twenty-Third instant,)
At SEVEN O'CLOCK in the EVENING,
The Schooner D OLPHI N,
Now lying at Bickley's Wharff, will carry about 400
Barrels, with all her Tackle, Furniture and Apparel,
as she came from Sea,
Inventory of which may be seen at the place of sale.
JOHN BAYARD, Auctioneer. July i7 #
For Sale by Public Vendue,
At the Coffee-Houfe, at Twelve o'clock, on Fourth
Pay, the goth of this prHent month,
IO OUR LOIS of GROUND on Fifth-ftreet, near
Arch-fleet: One 20 feet front by 48 feet deep,
on which is erefted a good two story Frame Tene
ment, which now lets for 100 dollars per an^um.
One adjoining, 20 feet front by 48 feet deep, under
a lease for 5 years: these two Lots are each fabjeft to
a ground. rent of zl. 4s. currency, per annum.
One adjoining, 20 feet front by io® feet deep, on
which is ereded a one story Frame Tenement; and
One adjoining, 20 feet front by 100 feet deep, on
which is also erected a one story Frame Tenement :
this Lot adjoins the house and lot of Samuel Clark.
The two last mentioned Lots are clear of ground
rent. July 17.
To BE SOLD,
THE following TRACTS of LAND,
situate in the county of Weftmoreland:
500 acres lying on Tup Mill Creek, about two miles
from Connemaugh river, and about 12 miles from
Ligonier.
300 acres adjoining lands formerly of Jaynes M'Ca
lifter, on a branch of Mli creek, about 5 miles from
Ligonier.
300 acres near the Big Elk Lick, about 4 miles from
Ligonier.
300 acres on the Chefnut Ridge, about 6 miles from
Ligonier.
600 acres on thsmain branch of Turtle creek, near
to Forber's read, about 19 miles from Pittsburgh.
700 acres lying from one mile to 6 from Hanna's
town.
200 acres in the forks of Youghiogany, about one
and a ball miles from the river Monongahala, and about
4 miles from the river Youghiogany.
All the abovementioned Lands are of an excellent
foil, well watered, &c. and indisputable title will be
given. For terms apply to PETER HUFFNAGLE,
equire, at Lancalter, or the subscriber at Pit (burgh.
July 17. MICH. HUFFNAGLE.
Eight Dollars Reward.
STOLEN last night out of Uhmae! Wi liams's pas
ture, in Lower Dublin townthip, a dark brown
HORSE, eight years old, about fourteen hands and
an half nigh, paces and trots, with a large star and
snip, one hind foot white: any person that will ap
prehend the horse and thief (hall have the above re
ward, or four dollars for the horse or.lv, with reasona
ble charges, paid by ISHMAEL WILLIAMS. July 16.
Wanted immediately.
A Sober, attentive, single MAN, well acquainted
with accounts, to live in a gentleman's family in
a healthy country town ; his business will be to attend
to the books and accounts of a (tore in laid town, and
to the books and accounts of an iron works about 10
miles distant; such a cn% well recommended, by ap
plying to the Printer, w ; ll be informed of the place
where he will meet with good encouragement. July 10.
Good Encouragement for two or
three JOURNEYMEN TINMEN, will he given by
JOHN BATES, in Third-ftree't, a f^w doors above
Church-alley, Philadelphia. July 17.
A sober Man who understands
the French language, also a young LAD who un
derftanda the care of horses, can boh be well recom
mended, wants PLACES to wit on Gentlemen, or
otherlike Employment. E quire of the Printer. July 17.
Wanted to hire an elegant Store,
For which a generous fyicc will pe given. Enquire of
the P^inur. June &g.
William Ihombfon,
Has for S ALE, at the STORE of Mr. Robert
M Clanaghan, in Water-street, near the Drawbridge,
the following Articles, which he will dispose of by
Package on very moderate terms: Shopkeepers will
find it their interest to deal with him ; where they
be alwa J $ 'applied with LINENS and
KENTINGS on more elegible terms than they can
'^ port them ' he bein g concerned in an extensive
Manyfafture of those Articles in Leland, which
enables him to engage the Quality of the Goods
being equal to the character given.
IRISH LINENS from zod. to 6s. per yard,
Iri(h Kentings of different forts, plain and striped,
Thread Stockings, white and brown,
A few chests fouchong Tea,
Cordage of the firft quality of all sizes,
A few calk of (hip Nails. eptf.
Wants a Freight,
For LIVERPOOL or any Part of IRELAND,
THE Snow CONGRESS, 160 tons burthen, Alex
• Ander Davison, Master ; a good Vessel Andrew
dy to begin to load. Apply to said THOMPSON.
Just IMPORTED, and to be SOLD by
Jan Jacob S^uytcr,
From Amsterdam, at his STORE in Market street,
three doors above Laetitia-court,
Rhenish wine in bottles,
Brandy in cases, Holland Gin,
Green Tea in chests and cannisters,
Embroidered Vest Patterns,
Durants, Shalloons,
Thread Lace, black Lace,
Pins, Needles of all torts,
An Affertment of excellent Holland Quills,
Various Articles of Jewelry,
An Assortment of Snuff Boxes,
White Lead, Dutch Pipes ;
And a great Variety of other Articles, too tedious
to mention. July 17.
PRINTS, with and without Frames, a
large collection, and a variety of Bo ks, Maps,
&c. are now opened for Sale at BERNARD KILKEN
NY'tftore, in Walnut-street, betwixt Frent and Second*
ftree& :
W%o wants a quantity of Oak Timber, Oak Boards,
Indigo, Pota(h, Deerskins, Pitch and Hemp—and a
Vessel on freight for Lribon.
William Nichols,
On the north fide of Market- street, opposite the Indian
King,
Hat just OPENED - Large and General ASSORT.
MENT. 0 European arid Ea# India
MERCHANDIZE,
too numerous to be inferred in an advertisement ;
Which he will fell at the most reasonable peace prices,
for cash, bank notes, bills of exchange, or the honor,
able Financier's draughts on Mr. Swanwick, payable in
i, 2,3, 4., 5, or 6 months, June 28.
Philadelphia, July 14.
Mr. BRO W N,
WH O has exhibited on the German Flute in dif
ferent part of Europe, and esteemed by the belt
judges to be one of the most celebrated performers on
that instrument, intends, at the riqueft cf a number of
Gentlemen and Ladies, to entertain them with a
CONCERT, at the City-Tavern, on Tuesday next,
the zed inst. at 7 o'clock in the Evening.
*, Tickets to be bad at the City-Tavern, Coffee-
House, Bunch of Grapes and Golden-Swan, at One
Sol!ar each.
CT7" AN US employ, a person that is very
well acquainted with Accounts, and
will undertake to tend flore. Any one
that may want such a person, by leaving
a line with the printer hereof, directed to
G. D. will be duly attended to.
*,* For more Advertisements fee the Supplement
Lacaze & Mallet,
At their STORE in Water-street, between Archand
Racfcftreets, have for SALE 0# the most rrafonable
Terms, the CARGO of the Polacre Le Roitelet de
la Mer, just arrived from Bourdeaux : confining of
a general and good Aflertment of MERCHANDIZE,
viz.
BR ITANNIAS,
Dowlafs,
Calicoes,
Printed Linens,
Silks,
Writing Paper of every
quality,
G'afs Ware,
Earthen ditto,
Caftile Soap,
Bottle Corks,
Cork in square pieces,
Capers in bottles and
boxes,
Olives in ditto,
Anchovies in ditto,
And Sundry other .
Old Madoc Claret in Hog
(heads,
Old Chateau Margot ditto
in bottles,
Genuine old Coniac Bran,
dy in pipes,
Ditto in bottles and small
chests of the year
Vinegar a I'Eftragoa,
Saffron,
Verdigreafe,
White and brown Varnidh
Painters Blue,
White Lead,
Cinabre,
Oker,
rticles. July a fy/