Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1774-09-05 00:00:00, page 6

RAN AWAY from his special bail on Sa
turday the loth inst. a certain DOMINICK
JOSEPH KAYSER, aged about 28 years; became
from Germ my about tao years ago, he is of a
swarthy complexion, long black hair, black eyes,
and is about five feet ten inches high: lie took with
him a variety of cloaths, and will probably wear a
gold laced waistcoat and hat, it is likely he may cut
off his hair and wear a wig, as he got several made
before he left this place; he understands Latin, and
can speak the French an I Dutch languages, he like
wise speaks broken English, he is a Roman by pro
riflion, and is an artful canning fellow; it is likely
he wdi change his name to JOSEPH KAYSER or
JOSEPH DOMINICK : he took with him a great
quantity of goods, to the amount of three hundred
pounds and upwards, from different people in this
place, likewise a woman who fays she is his wife,
she is a French woman of a dark complexion, is
short but very corpulent, the profiles a great know
ledge in phytic, and will probably pradife, he will
perhaps praftife himfelf, but never pra&jfed regular;
it is thought he went with a certain Captain Brown
to North-Carolina, thefaid Brown was very intimate
with him, and he absconded with all his goods at
th time Brown set fail. Whoever takes up the laid
Kay fer and brings him to the fubferiber, or puts him
into the gaol of Baltimore, (hall have the above re
ward, paid by
VOLERIUS DUKEHART.
Philadelphia, 'July 12. 1774.
FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.
%W 7 AS LOST, about the firit of last June, or
VV carried to a wrong place through miltake,
a PINEBOX, Itained blue with indigo, three
feet long, one foot deep, and one foot wide, con
tainmgthe following goods—half a pound of light
dra> tewing flk, two dozen padlocks, four groce
of buttons, one dozen of burnt bone handled knives,
two dozn of hinzes, 1S pester mugs and canns.
Whoever has the fame in oofNlion, anl will bring
it to the fubferibers, shall be entitled to the above
Reward. COX AND FUR^M AN.
Bridge fowl, Cumberland county,
%1 Jersey, July 25, 1774..
Delivered into my custody, the
17th instant, a certain negro man that calls
himfelf RICH A R I) THOMPSO N, and fays
he came from Black River, otherwise called Black
Creek, in Virginia, in the fchnoner Sally Captain
Weather sh dd, bound to New York, and was cast
awav on Cape Miy about fix months ago. The
negro fays he is a freeman ; is about 24 , ears of age,
and about 5 feet 4 inches high. His matter is de
sired to come, pav charges and take him away in fix
weeks, or he will be fold for the fame.
ELI IS WHITECA R, Gaoler.
SEVEN DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY the 23d inst. (May) from the
subscriber, at Minington, in Salem county,
anlrifh servant man named WILLIAM O'BRIAN,
about 27 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high,
well set, with strait hair, high eye-brows, a down
look and low voice ; had on when he went away,
a dark claret coloured coatee, with waistcoat and
breeches of the fame, a coarse hint, grey woollen
flockings, old fh>es with odd buckles, and an old
hat : He served a time with Joseph Bullock, in Bur
lington county, and hn since forf ited his freedom
by getting in debt : It is funpofed that he went away
with one JOHN LLOYD, of a Andy complex
ion, hoarse voice, and much the fame heighth of
the other. Whoever takes them up sh ill have FIVE
DOLLARS tor each, or the above Reward for
O'Brian alone, and reasonable charges, if he be
secured lb that his matter may get him again.
ABRAHAM SHREVE
Baltimore, fay 5, 1774..
ELEVEN POUNDS REWARD,
n AN AWAY lift night from the subscriber,
fl, at his mills, on the Great Falls of Gunpowder,
an liilh servant man named THOMAS WELSH,
not a yearin the country, about 5 feet 5 or 6 inches
high, a thick set fellow, full freed and pretty mu.h
freckled, has brown hair, which he commonly wo e
ti.il ; he took with him, a large black horse, faddie
and bridle, with a switch tail and mane, trots, pa
ces, and hand-gallops, has no brand dr natural mark,
his back is fore on and near his withers ; he had
with him, a new felt hat, one check, one linen, and
one Reflii linen shirt, and a pair of trowfers of the
lattei kind, a light coloured fudian fly coat, a green
coat and waistcoat, white cloth breeches, good shoes
and deckings, and fiiver buckles; it is likely he
may look for employ in waiting upon a gentleman,
as he has been formerly in that way ; it is imagined
he is gone in company with a supposed Cornelius
Cummings, a cooper by trade, about five feet fix or
7 inches high, his a long brown coat, fl nnel waift
coar striped ticken trowfers, a large round hat, fan
dy complexion and hair, fearce long enough to tie,
he has some cooper's tools with him, and 'tis thought
they are bent for the Well Indies. All matters of
vessels are forbid to carry them off at their peril.
Whoever takes up and secures said servant and horse,
with the Lid Cornelius Cummings, if found toge
ther, so as the subscriber may get them again, fna!l
be entitled to the above reward, or FIVE POUNDS
for Welsh, THREE POUNDS for the horse, and
TH REE POUNDS for the fuppdfed Cornelius
Cummings, if he is found in company, by
ROBERTCUMMIN S.
Baltimore. town, ,m? 25, 1774.
THIRTY POUNDS REWARD.
Just published (price One Dollar) and to be fold
by ISAAC COLLINS, Printer, in Bur
lington, and R. AITKEN, Bookseller, in
Fiont-llreet, Philadelphia,
F^HE VOTES and PROCEEDINGS
X of the last session of GENERAL AS
SEMBLY of New Jersey. To wlrch is an
nexed, the BILL, entitled, An Afl jor the more
equitable manumission ofjlavej, &c. which is rrterred
for further confiderauon till next fefhoii.
Baltimore, Aprilig, 1774.
Tobe SOLD or LEASED,
For a term, or by the year,
TO T No. 43, on leife for 99 years (renewable)
a ground-rent of hty shillings fter-
L . per ann. whereon is a good brick house, 25 by
36 feet, twoftory front and three back, well findh
el, and a good brick it>r house, 25 by 18 feet,
with two file-places, b. th on Philpot street (in Bal
timore Town, late Fell s Point) with a good yard
back, and 2 wharf veil filled, on which, nigh the
water, is a good framed two Rory granary, 25 by
35 feet, all new and in good order; also behind
tie store is a Itabl-, 16 by 14 feet, with other con
veniences, and well imlofed. The dwelling-houle,
llore house and liable may be rented separate from
the wharf and ware-house. For terms apply to
ANDREW SKINNER ENNALS.
Or THO MAS BRERETON.
The B RISTOL BATHS and
CHALYBEATE WELLS,
Are compleated in the mod commodious manner,
for fitch persons as may incline to make use of
them the approaching season.
IT is for Grangers to be informed that these Baths
and waters, from their effects in a number of
diseases which had refitted every other medicine,
have been for some years deservedly in the higheit
repute : That the Waters are perhaps as pure and
light a chalybeate as the world affords, seldom even
at the firft drinking offending the stomach, always
strengthening it and promoting a good appetite ;
are remarkably ufeful, if net fpecific, in all relax
ed, debilitated constitutions, whether arising from
sickness, residing too long in a warm climate, or
too free living : Obftruflions in the liver, spleen
aid mefenteric glands they have infallibly removed.
Jut the advantages to be obtained from Chalybeate
Waters are too extensive for an advertisement, for
which reason the Public are referred for a mere
particular account of their uses and the advantage
ous situation of Brittol, to the experiments and ob
fervati ms on the Mineral Waters of Philadelphia,
Abington and Bristol, read before the American
Philosophical Society at Philadelphia, June 18, 1773,
by Benjamin Ruth, M. D. and soon after pubiifhed
in a final! pamphlet.
FORTY SHILLINGS REWARD.
S' TOLEN from the subscriber, living in Car
narvon townfllip, Lancaster county, on Satur
day the iSth day of June, a servant boy, country
born, between seven and eight years old, named
SAMUEL VANDEGRIF, a smart lively
boy, with fair hair ; bad on when he went away,
a striped lincey jacket with sleeves, tow shirt and
petticoat troffers, new Ihoes with ft ings, and an
old felt hat: It is fappoled lit was taken off by
John M'Clerty, his ftep-father, as they were seen
together the fame day ; and it is also supposed that
Agnes M'Clarety, the boy's mother, and Jane
Willfoil, alias Johnson, his grandmother, were in
company ; and as the bay was brought up by his
said grandmother, who went with him through the
country begging charity, it is likely the may take
him and follow the fame calling, and endeavour to
fell him. Whoever takes up the Aid boy Hull have
the above Reward, and if he is found in the cuftod,
of the above persons, or either of them, whoever
secures them io that they may be brou ^ht to juttice,
thali have FOR I'Y SHILLINGS Reward
also, and reahmahle charges, paid by
JOHN JENKINS.
To be SOLI) or LEAS £D,
For a term of years,
A GRIST MILL, now in order for country
work, and in an extraordinary part of the
country for wheat, with a saw mill near ready to
run, and there is not a f.iw mill within fourteen
miles of said place, with a never failing stream quite
Sufficient for three mills ; situate in Kent county
on Delaware, at the head of a creek known by the
name of Murderkill Creek, within one mile of a
landing where vtfels attend, and the tide water
comes up to the mill feat, where all wheat, flour,
and fcantting, or other produce, may be carried by
water to the landing, without the expence of a
team : Great quantities of wheat are carried from
this to Philadelphia: Any person or persons in
clining to buy or lease, may have every necessary
belonging to both mills, and know the terms by
applying to the subscriber, living at said mill. It
may be entered upon at any time.
THOMAS OGLE.
Baltimore, July 25, 1774.
TEN POUNDS REWARD.
RAN AWAY from the subscriber, on Fri
day the 25th of March last, an Ir th servant
man named NICHOLAS M'C OY, about 20
years old, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, dark hair; bd
on an old felt hat, brown jacket without sleeves,
blue coat, the sleeves of which are of a different
blue, being fomewbat newer, leather breeches, lo g
at the knees and Lmething torn in the feat, new
strong (toes made to tye, and a tow linen shirt, but
it is probable he may change some of his clothes.
Whoever takes up said servant and brings him home,
sh ill have, if out of the county, FIVE POUNDS
Reward, and if out of the province, 1' t above Re
ward, paid by ABRAHAM PATTON.
N. B. He formerly lived with Melcher Keener,
Tavern keeper, in this town, and can fp^ak and
understand Dutch. All matters of vessels are warn
ed not to take off Aid servant at their peril.
ABOUT four or five hundred acres, or a less
quantity of land, in Virginia, near the gieat
falls of Potowmack, where it is said may be very
conveniently built a lc:, t ; range of mills, and other
water works. Those who incline to purchase or
rent the laid land, may know the terms by applying
or writing to the subscriber, living near the said
Falls. BRYAN FAIRFAX.
T 0 BE SOL D,
Or RENTED for a long term of years,
General Bcfl-C&y Xl-K-r^k, 'fow§, 1774..
NOTICE is hereby given, that fur the fur
ther improving of correlpondence, a Ridia
will set out from I'biladelphia for Baltimore every
Saturday, on the arrival of the P hi from New-Yerk,
and return to that place cn Thursday uiurr.mg lul
lowing.
By command of the Deft. Pofi mate General.
R. N. COLDE N, "D. - cretary.
Just imported in the ihip Bella, Captain Jones, from
London, and to be fold by
WILLIAMRICGARDS,
At the sign of the Spread Eagle in Market dice;,
near the Court-Houf 1 , Philadelphia,
A L ARGE and cener laffortment of D RUGS
r\ and MEDICINES, among which are, belt
Peruvian Bark, Jaiap, Ipecacuana ; camphire, cpfom
and Glauber faits; antimony, borax ; fall petre;
manna; magnesia ; sago; f.tlop, and pearl barley ;
patent medicine* ; Anderson's, Lockyer's and Hoop
er's pill's; Daffy's elixir; Turlington's b?.!lam;
Britjfh oil ; Jesuits and Bateman's drops, &c. Isen
der, Hungary, Italian, orange, flower, and dnnafk
rose waters; excellent fallad oil ; and genuine Straf
burgh rappee : Also a compleat assortment of print
ers colours, with brushes, tools, cam Hs hair pencils ;
water colours in /hells ; marble flabs, with mul ers
for grinding paint, ^c. window glass by the box
or fmill quantity ; shop furnhure ; marble and glass
mortars; pill boxes; syrup; ointment and galley
pots, phiab, &c. &c.
Orders from phvficians and store-keepers in town
or country will be thankfully received and ftriaiy
complied with, arid the belt price given for clean
mustard feed.
Said Richards has erected a manufactory at
Lamberton, about half a mile below Trenton, for
making the ufeful Dutch stone ware, and And cru
cibles equal to any imported from Holland, and at
twenty five per cent. less. Orders are received in
town or at said works, and will be compleated in
fourteen days for any moderate quantity made in
such form as may be required —He has at said Lam
berton, pickled Sturgeon and fine Maryland Herrings
cured for families private use, much better than
those put up in toe common way ; also a quantity cf
R I C E.—He has also a new vessel built cn purpose
to snit said place, with proper flares to receive any
goods.
JE, 26, 1774.
TEN POUNDS RLWAk 1).
^^ AN AW A Y from the subscriber, living in
Woolwich to^oflup, Glou-ciLr count), a
servant man, named JAMES LAN I), about
5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, has bla k hair and biack
eyes, middling well set, this, country oorn; hadca
and took with him an oln raccoon hat, oznabrigs
shirt, two pair ot oznabrigs trowfers, a pair of white
yarn flocking, hah worn shoes with brass Duckies,
and an halt worn broadcloth jacket and under ditto.
Whoever takes up laid servant, and secures him in
any of his M jetty's gaols, or brings him to his
matter again, ihall have the above Reward, and
reasonable charges, paid by
SAMUEL ELLIS.
T. O BE SO I, D,
A STOUT healthy Negro Man, about 27
years of age; he has had the final! pox and
measles, and is a good farmer. Any perlon incline
ing to purchase may be informed of the reasons for
his being fold, and the price afk<d for him, by ap
plying to Mr. Charles Stedman, merchant, in
Philadelphia.
The noted T AV F. R N, the sign of the Rifu g
Sun, commonly called the Red H use, abou fix
miles from Baltimore Town, cn the main road
to Philadelphia, is now in every rcfpe€t neatly
fitted up and kept by
DUNCAN CARMICHAEL,
WH O slitters himfelf, a* lie is determined to
be always fumifhed with all kinds of liquors
of the belt quality, and tea and coffee of the heft
kind, with good Tables and oats for borfer, that all
ladies and gentlemen, who sh II please to divert
themselves with riding so far, will be plcafed with
their entertainment; and he beys leave to allure
the generous public, ti at he will continue with an
unremitted assiduity to maintain their good opinion
of him, and shill be ever obliged to all who may
favor him with their cuGom.
ABINGTON MINERAL WATER.
SO ufeful in chronic diseases ; f.tuated in the most
healthy part of the province of Pennsylvania;
where good accommodations, at a moderate cx
p nce, my be had at the house of W I LIT AM
FRENCH, and at several ether commodious
houses in the neighbourhood of said springs.
N. B. Of said French may be bad, Dr. Rvfh's
Experiments and Observations on the above Mi
neral Water, with particular directions in what
diseases and in wh t manner it fhoub! be used.
MASON and DORSEY,
In Water-street, a little below Wlur-ftreet, have
for SALE, the flowing GOODS, viz.
RUM and mol d?CT, by the hogshead ; leaf,
lump, and Mufeovado fu„rs; tea, coffee,
chocolate, and rice ; alfpice, pepper, ginger, and
mhftard ; mace, cloves, nutmegs, and cinnamon ,
Weston and country made fluff; brimfteme, allom,
copperas, and falt-petre, by the keg, 01 otherwise;
indigo, madder, logwood, redwood, and fuftick;
wrapping paper, cotton, bn, lead, and Art ; bar
ion of the best quality, and I. Crawley, N' .3,
steel. Also choice mackarel, and & quantity of ex
cellent pork, with sundry other 3it: < les.
W A N r E I),
A PAR TNER in a large distillery, withaca
-11 pital as large as the utensil , which are fit to
diftil fourteen bogflieads of rum per week : Ihe std!
house is very convenient as all the pump noik goes
by a horse. Enquire of the printer.