The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1783-07-12 00:00:00, page 4

Wm. Shaw, Lancaster county; meffrs. Ste
phen and Joseph Shewell and John Jarmon,
John Stith, Francis Swain, Frederick Sickell,
Resolve Smith, 2 ; major general St, Clair, Isaac
Snowden, Richard Stevens, esquire, New Jer
sey; Bro ke 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 Jackfun oayer, William bmich, Peter
S.reich, Alexander Stuart, Nathan Sheppard,
Buckridge Sims, 2; Jthn Sullevan, Michael Silk,
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 Stockey, 2; Rosanna Shaffells, Wil
liam Shillings, William Sheed, widow captain
Francis Sheridan, Mrs. Smith, William Smith,
broker, 2; Philip Schmcht, Chriitopher Sans,
Thomas Sparks, doctor William Stoy, Thomas
Winterfcale, Mrs. Sheton, Martha Stephenson,
Edward Brice Smith, Michael Simplon, Alexan
der Spotfwood, Mrs. Stewart, Mr. Dque Sans,
Monk a Supercafaw, 2; Madame Salva Demou
rant.
T.
Daniel Topham, Daniel Tyson, John
Thompson, Wm. Todd, Benjamin Thompson,
Robert Traill, John Tunnell, John Thompson, 4;
$ Aomon Townfhend, captain John Townes,
George Tudor, Either Tofcaud, esquire, Peter
Turner, Mary Tomes, Thomas Trotter, 2;
William Taylor, Mary Tomfon, John Turner,
John Torbert, John Towers, captain Cradack
Taylor, Jernes Taylor, 2; William Tatham,
Henry I'hiel, Michael Thomson, John Thornber,
Mr, Talbott, Hugn Teßy, Lancaster county.
V.
Mr. Ute, 3; Harman Vanfant, Christian Van
Laafchetr, Germantown; Cornelius Van Der
bope, Mons. Villeroy, 2; William Van P. Scull,
Motif. Vincent, Elizabeth Vermillie, 3; Tho
mas V hi E,ch, Elias Henry Van Teille, captain
Nicholas Vallance, Mary Vankirk, Bealalem;
James Vanfickle.
W.
Alexander Willfon, Daniel Williams, 2 ; John
Woodward, colonel William Williams, Richard
Wider, 2; Jacob Weiss, esquire; Philip Will
fon, 2; Samaei Whealour, George Wills, Jo
f?ph Williams, Thomas Weft, 2; Robert Waln,
William Weft, Robert Watto n , Jacob Cox Wi"
koff, William Wikoff, Peter Whitefides & Co-
George Wi'Jlon, Robert White, William Will
cocks, esquire ; captain Richard C. Waters, 2 ;
Thomas Wefharr, James Willfon, Robert Will
s % 2; John Wall, 3; Elizabeth Warrance,
Peter Waglen, Thomas Wikoff, Mons. Waemf
ley, John Walmflv, 2 ; Joseph Webb, Uriah'
Wuo: oan, Sukey Woodrow, John Webb, Alex
ander Whitby, William White, captain Willi
am Workman, George Wcolfey, Robert Watson
Newtown ; Joseph Wright, Robert Wyman,
Anthony Wetherell, J°hn Weems, esquire; An
thony Welp, William Weaver, Thomas Wright,
Bucks county ; William Wilkinson Mary Walk
er, Israel Wright, Michael Wills, Philadelphia
county; John Williams, York county,
Y.
Thomas Yoking, Edward Yorke, Mary Young,
James Young, Cumberland county; Michael
Yenardy, 2;lhomas foung, Chester county.
Z,
Miguel: Lorenzo Zinazdi, Mons. Zimmer
mann, 2.
~R.
Chubs RWy, feames Riddell, Charles Read,
ehr Ute, 4; Joseph Reed, esquire, 2 ; captain
J bn K ibertfon, 2 ; Mons. Rapp, Thomas Riche,
2; Nicholas Romayne, z; James Rigby, Tho
inisßdly, Peter Reeve and Co. 2; Nicholas
Rolle, John Roberts, David Rose, James Ro
berson, 2; Sarah Reynolds, George Rien, 2;
John Kuckman, William Robertson, James Rich
ard^on, Philip Reese, Uriel Rea, Rufe and
Dirking, ; James Richmond, Joseph Riddall,
Thomas Radcliff, John Ross, Robert Richey,
York county; William Robinson, Chester coun
ty; John Rulfell, Cheder county ; Mons. W. H.
Bitter, Mons. Ro^an, Mons. Kiall, Mons. Ante.
Robert, Mons. Rivvire.
.Pb hdc@G; Printed and Sold ^ D AWID C. C LATPOOL E, in Market-Street.
Promifeuot^ List of French LEI TERS
remaining in the Post-Office;
K/f''' Dubofy, 2; Mons. Diego Martinez,
iVdL Mons. Maxinun, Mons. Auflelyf Mon/
Cha, pantie, Mons. D'Salle, Louis L'Cocy 800 ,
langce, Mons. Margot, Mons. Ie Chevalier o'ol
-2; Mons, D'Rouchamp, Mons. Botheliera,
Multi. Briffefee, 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,Monf.
Danfelme, Mons, Laboyeri, Mons, Jean Ouan*
cayl, Mons Dalais, Mons. L'Baron D'Barris,
Mons. Legrun, Mons. De Piavaucave, Mons.
Beyroux, Mons. Live raut, Mons. Baleon, Mons.
D'Ballegarde, Mons. Le Moeni, Mons. De Vare~
elle, Monk D e Cabanes, Mons. Labonethe
Mons. Bouatt, Mons Dulerque.
O» SATURDAY Next,
The T2'h Inftanf,
Will be SOLD at the COFFEEHOUSE, at one o'clock,
A quantity of Sail Cloth;
A so a quantity of IRONMONGERY, Confining of
A X E S,
5 Adzes,
Hues,
Shovels,
Trowels,
Locks,
Hinges,
Auguis,
Gimlets,
Window Boitt,
Chizzelf,
Scale Brams,
To be So'd at Public Au&ion,
On SATURDAY next, the 12th instant, at the Houle
of FRANCIS LEWIS, junr. in Secong-ftrect, near
Spruce- Greet,
HOUSHOLD FURNITURE: Con
filling of Mahogany Chests of Drawers Tablet
and Chairs, Looking Gl^ffes, Beds and Bedftrads,
Window and Bad Curtains, &4. The Sale to begin at
10 o'clock in the Meriting. July 10.
At the City Au&ion, on
MONDAY Next,
The 14th of July, 1783.
At TEN o'clock in the MORNING,
Will Commence the SALE
Of a Large and very General ASSORTMENT of
MERCHAND I Z E,
(Particulars of which will be published by the Bell on
the Morning of the Day of Sale)
With a QUANTITY of
Houfhold Goods, Kitchen Furniture,
WEARING APPAREL, &c.
JOHN BAYARD, Auaioneer.
A large Quantity of Engljih
IRONMONGERY,
To be SOLD at the City-Au&ion, on
MONDAY next.
Horses at Livery.
'H E lubferiber has just opened Those
A new, large and commodious Stables,
in Dock-street, near the City-Tavern, con
ftrudledon anew and airy plan, where horses
are taken in by the year or shorter term, and
furnifhed with the best provender, at the
most reasonable rate.
By the public's most obedient servant,
EDWARD YOUNG.
N, B, A number of genteel Horses and
Chairs to be let by the day orjourney.
Genteel Lodgings in a pleafanc
part of the City. Enquire of the Printer.
ty" AN rs employ, a person that is very
well acquainted with Accounts, and
will undertake to tend store. Any one
that may want xuch a perlon ; by leaving
a line with the printer hereof, directed to
G. D. will be duly attended to.
Dutch Beams,
Common ditto,
Wheel ditto,
Formers,
Fire Irons and Fendere,
Frame Sa«s,
Crolfcut diro,
Hand ditto,
Hammers,
Mellen ditto,
Melon's ditto,
Sledges, &c. &c;
„ Philadelphia, June 13, 1783.
A nLP"''°' s indebted to the ertate of Benjamin
Davids, lateof the city of Philadelphia, Innholder,
deceased, by Bond, Note or Book Debt, ^re once more
requested to pay the fame to WILLIAM SHAW, of
the t # id city, merchant, who is properly empowered
to i;i v f d.f-harges; and thoft who have any demands
against the laid estate, are desired to brin^ in their ac
counts, that they may be fettled and adjusted by birr.
JOSEPH JENKS, Surviving administrator-
Philadelphia, July 17g?.
B Y .. vir 2": ° f ^ of V^ditioni Exponas to me
>&re&ed, w.ll be exposed to Public Sale, at the
,Coffee-Hou(r, on THURSDAY the r 7 th infant ar
12 o'clock, Two Frame MESSUAGES and LOT of
GROUND, situate in Southwark, on the weft fide of
Front-Great, nearly opposite the sign of the Blue Bell,
containing 3 I feet on Front street, and 77 feet deep,
bounded eastward by Front-street, south and westward
by ground of Joseph Wharton, &c. s a id to be an ex
cellent find for a store ; fubje& to a yearly ground
rent of^ol. lawful money of Pennsylvania, payable to
Wharton ; taken ia execution as late the estate of
Gjarge Campbell, deceased, by
WM. WILL, ffieriff.
To be LET on reasonable Term?, fef a Number of
Years,
Several CITY LOTS suitable for
COW PASTURES,
Containing from one and an half to two and an half
acres. For further information enquire of the Printer-
United-States. ) _ ,
Pe/nfylvania, ff.) 1 ALL whom :t ma y concern.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the Court of Ap
peal, in Cases of Capture, will be held at the
city of Philadelphia, on the fccond TUESDAY in
September next, at which sessions the court intend to
fimfn all the business before them—The causes which
remain on the docket, and which were not ready for
V?" at the 1^ feffioßs are—Bradford, v drip Peggy,
Keppele, claimant; Tennis, &c. v brig Counted of
Egiington, Read, claimant; Penhallow, &c. v Lu
fannah, Doane, claimant; Ansell, &c. Schooner Li
berty, Harper, claimant ; Frederick Steelman v fchoo^
ner Laurens; Phiness Bradley v sloop Betsey, &c.
Smith &c, v (loop M% &c. J ar ed Robinson v
schooner Four Sifters; Edward Johnston, &c. v sun
dry British Good, Gardner, &c. claimants ; Edward.
Johnston, &c. v sundry British Goods, Fanning, &c.
claims; J?bez Stow, &c. v sundry British Goods,
Havens, &c. claimants ; Jhdfon, & c . v. sundry British
G°°, Weils, &c. claimants; John Foster v lundry
British Goods, Hart, claimant; Samuel Lockwood v
sundry British Goods, Bradley, claimant ; John Mar
lin, &c. v brig Hope, &c. Cruger, &c. claimants ;
George Smith v sundry British Goods, Munroe, claim
ant; Charles Syms, &c. v sloop Good Intent, Barrel,
claimant; Oliver Read v schooner Squirrel, &c. Na
than Jaakfon, &<. v sloop Diamond. &c. Forman, & c .
claimants; Nathan Jackson v febooner Dolphin, &c.
Forman; &c. claimants; Martial Boitar v schooner
Adventurer, Anthony, &c. claimants; Donald Bain,,
appellant, v fchoqner Speedwell, Brown, appellee
which will he tried in the order the, stand on the
docket, unless good cause is shewn for changing the
arrangement of any of them. The parties who w fth
to avail ihemfelves of new evidence, must have the
frme ready when the cause is called for trial ; and for
this purpose either of the judges of the court, on appli
cation, will name a commissioner to take depositions, or
they may be taken before the regiffer of this court.
By order of the court,
^ I 6 ' . ' 7B L , J ° HN POTTS, junr. Kegiffe,.
„IThe Printers in the different fates are requested to
infcrt the above notification in their several papers.]
RAN-AWAY from the fubferiber, living rear
Chriftiaoa bridge, in Newcafile county, in ti e
night of the nth infant, June, A NEGRO MAN
named NORTH, born in Guinea, and (peaks much
in that diah&, about 30 years of age, of faort Nature
slim made, hooped ffiouldered, walks with h^ tors
much out : had on and took with him the following
apparel, viz. one black and white coloured cloth coat
and jacket, one blue cloth coat, and one coat of fuftian
with yellow metal buttons, a yellow clouded jacket and
a blue dit. lined with yellow, black everlasting breech
es, waite corded ditto, two wool hats, one of which
almost new, cotton, flax, and tow fhjns and trowfers
one pair home made striped trowfers, two pair white
thread flockings, half worn shoes with large brass buc
kles. Whoever takes up said Negro Man, and fecurta
him so that his matter may have him again, shall have
the above reward, and all reasonable charges if brought
home, paid by FREDERICK DEVOU. June 24.
Philadelphia, July 5, i„.
BY virile of a Writ of Venditioni Exponas to me
dueled, will be exposed to Public Sale, at
Houle of WILLIAM LAWRENCE, near the premi
fa, on Wednesday the 16th instant, at 4 o'clock in th-
Afternoon, Twenty LOTS of GROUND, adjoining
and near each other, fituati betwen Vine-street an!
Spring Garden lands, and on Eghth-ftreet from the
river Delaware ; taken in execution as the property of
John Reed, by • WM. WILL, (heriff.
N. B. A Plan of the Lots, particularly defcrited
may be fern at the sheriff's office, and at the place of
fale.'
Sixteen Dollars Reward.