The Pennsylvania packet, or, The general advertiser — Lancaster, Pa.;Philadelphia, Pa., 1782-06-13 00:00:00, page 4

A Valuable PLANTATION, fituatc in Meter's
township, Cumberland county, about four miles
Tooth of Fort Loudon : It contains 164 . acres and the
usual allowance; is held by patent from the former
proprietary ; and for foil, timber and water is not in
ferior to any in that county : Its vicinity to the moun
tain gives it particular advantages for summer range,
and there is not one acre in the whole of it but what
may be either ploughed or mowed : there is at present
about 30 acres of tillable land and 7 acres of meadow
cleared, and a very fufficient quantity of meadow
ground more for clearing. It is Situate in a good Socie
ty and flourishing settlement. For terms apply to the
fubferiber in Mirth-creek settlement, York county.
May 17. JOHN BLACK, V. D. M.
TO BE SO L D, A
VALUABLE PLANTATION, situate in Peter's
town Ship, Cumberland county, near Fort Lou
don, and on the weft branch of Canagocheague :
It contains 250 acres and the usual allowance, 200 of
which is held by patent, the remaining 50 by order of
survey. It is excellent for, land, timber and water ; b
largely improved ; has a double barn, ftilbboufe, spring
house, and a tolerable dueling house For terms ap
p'y to the fubferiber on the premises.
May t 7. ROBERT NEWEL, senior.
TAKEN up on the Ift of this month,
' trespassing, near the Point-house, a Strawberry
Roan MARE, with a fm.JI hl ize in ber forehead, one
white foot, a natural pacer, a>out 13 or 14 hands high.
T'e owner is defined to < f me, prove property, pay
charts and take her away. Enquire of Mr. THOMAS
JOHNS, l ving in Southwark. May 24.
fr H E Proprietors of the Stages which
" form the !ine horn thb C^y to Baltimore, beg
tove to inform the PUBLIC, that, having their car
r^e no^ in compile or er, they profofe performing
the Business in the folic mg manner—
The Stage Coaches will leave the Bunch of Graphs,
in Tird-ftreet Philadelphia, at five o'clock, and Mr.
Grant's Fountain-Inn, Baltimore, at fik o'clock evey
W>dn°fday morning, and arrive the tame evening at
Sufauehannahi on Thursday, at fix in the morning,
they -ill brave the Ferry and return to Philadelphia
and Baitimore-Town.
On Mondays and Fridays the Stage-Waggons will
leave the abovementioned pltees, at the hours appoint
ed for the Coach; and will nerfoini the diftanre in the
fame time, by re nrning to Philadelphia and Baltimore
on Fuefdaysand Saturdays; so that pafcngers, taking
their feats for Philadelphia or Baltimore, may rest af
fined of arriving at thtir job ivy's end in 48 hours—
Tlu Stages will stop five minutes at the Indian Kin„
in Wilmington. . , „ ~ . r
Ferfons taking Seats in the Stage Co^ h, each pafl n
,,r will pay T^ Guineas, and f , th ir Servants Six
D^rs/b^^ four-pence per pour,
Paffrß r ers in the Stage-Waggons wll pay the ,ua
pric^ 0' Fi'y Shillings, and the like fam ' r one hun
dred and fiby weight of baggage ; these pinger , not
going the whole distance will pay in propotiou*
stye letters delivered by the P^nny-poft ten-pence.
Diuble letter ditto on? (hiding
Application for Seats in the Carri res to he entered
with M ffieurs ANDREW and ALEXANDER RO
BINSON, merchants in Baltimore, and Mr. BERGIN
in Philadelphia.
As the utility of the present undertaking must be
obvious, the fubferiber think it unnec fry to make
anr obfervati^ns thereon ; but content themselves by
assuring the Public, that no pains shall be wanting, on
their part, to give entire fatiah&ion.
They return their sincere Thanks to those Ladies and
Gentlemen who have been pleased to favour them with
their custom; not doubting, but the public spirit and
generosity o f their countrymen will enable them to pro
secute this necessary institution to their mutual benefit.
N. B. Baggage will be received and delivered by
Messrs. ROBINSONS and BERGIN.
NATHANIEL TWINING,
May IT.GABRIEL VANHORN.
WAS taken up on the I9th of May, inst.
'' a certain WILLIAM CLINE, and upon exa
mination was committed to Cheder gaol : He h d pith
him admail Grey Mare, Saddle and Bridle, a Silver
Watch with a ^omanU Stiver Sciffar's Chair; fixed to
so, a pair o Silver Shce-buckles, linen Coatlee and
Wai flcoat, a quantity of hemp Yarn, two flaxen Shirts,
a women's Shift, one silk and three fm%li linen Hand
kerchiefs. The owner or owners, ty applying to the
fubferiber, living at the Sign of the 800, tn Gofhen,
Chester county, may have them ag,?ro by paying
charges. JOHN BOWEN.
SOME time . last fall ABRAHAM REGHER, of
the date of Pennsylvania, hf a Bay HORSE with
the fubferiber, four years o?d, 15 hand# high, brand
ed on the near buttock G. K. a natural trotter. Said
Regher is desired to come, pay charges and take him
away in fur weeks from the date, or he will be fold
for the fame. •/ CHRISTOPHER CRYSER.
Frederick county, Virginia, May 23.
WHEREAS MARTHA TAYLOR, wife of the
fubferiber, mariner, in Philadelphia, has elop
ed from me, and behaved in an unfaithful and scandal
ous manner, by cohabiting with a waiter : these are to
forwarn any person from crediting her on my account,
as I am determined not to pay any debts of her con
trasting. WALTER TAYLOR.
Philadelphia, May 24, 1782.
Philadelphia; Printed and Sold by DAVID C. GLAYPOOL E, in Market^treet.
TO BE SO L D,
Forty Shillings Reward.
CTOLEN out of the pasture of the fubferiber, liv
' ing in Exeter township, Berks county, Penrafyiva
nia, A Black Roan HORSE, 9 years old, 15 hands
and an half high, branded on the left buttock with B.
L. and by the brand on said buttock a large fear.
Whoever secures the Horfc and Thief, so as the thief
is convicted and the owner get the horse again, shall
have Three Pounds Reward, and for the iforfe only,
th^ above Reward, if delivered to Mr. HENRY HOF
FER, Inn-holder, at the fi n of the White-horte, on
theß eading road, or to PHILIP MILLER, living : n
Reading. May 28.
Newtown, Bucks county, May zu,
DROKE Jail, between the 16th and 17th
° instant, SAMUEL SCOT, commuted for high
treason, about 22 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high,
stout and well made, has yellowish coloured hair, red
beard, one of his whifcrs grey the other red, very
full faced : Had on when he went away, a froall round
felt bat, a yellowilh coloured short, lulled, linfey
coat and overalls, a lightifh coloured broadcloth waist
coat, half worn (hoes, an old pair of carved plated
buckles ; but as he has other cloaths it is likely he may
change his dress. Whoever ta^es up and secures him
in an, gaol, so that he may be had again, shall have
the above Reward and reasonable charges paid, by
JAMES GREGG, Gaoler.
Large convenient House, in a
public part of this city. Enquire of the Printer. M y 25.
WA S taken up by th^ tubferiber; the beginning
of this month, in the public road, between
ChelLc and D -by, a light Bay HORS E, about ig
hand# high, to appearance about 10 years old, branded
with k letters J. G. The owner is defied to come
and prove property, pay charges and take the H< rfe
away within three wgeks from ths date, otherwise he
will be diipAed of as the law dirtds, by
PETER JOSEPH, Store-keeper, in
May 25, 1782. the borough of Chester-
Convenient Dwelling House,
in Pennitreet, lately occupied by Jacob Bankfon, eiq
For further particulars apply to THOMAS WIL
LING. May 24.
EIGHT SILVER DOLLARS REWARD.
STRAYED away from the fubferiber,, living in the
'Northern Liberties, A large Brindle COW with
h-r tail short off, a small white star in her forehead.
Whoever takes up said Cow, so that the owner may
get her again, shall have the above Reward, paid by
me, JOHN KEEN. May 15.
The Subferiber begs leave to
acquaint his Friends in particul r and the Public in ge
neral, that he is removed to the house lately occupied
by Benjamin Hemming, in Fourth-ltrect, between
Lombard and New-ftrerts, in Philadelphia, where he
has let up a LIVERY; and pronofes taking in Horses,
having every conveniency necessary for that purpose.
He also hires out Horses. Thole who rl<afe to favour
him with their custom may depend cn being served with
the greatest fidelity and care, by their humble fervent,
M.y 16. ABRAHAM DUFFIELD.
N. B. Horses and Chaos to be Let at the above place,
RAN-AWAY, on the 29th instant, an Iri(h Serv
ant GIRL, named MARGARET WELCH, a
bout io years of age, low of Nature and downcast look ;
felonioufly took with her several things of value not ful
ly known at present. Whoever delivers said Servant
to the fubferiber, or lodges her in the gaol of thia city,
shall have the above Reward and realonable charges.
WILLIAM ADAMS.
Philadelphia, May 31, 1782.
Finished in the neatest Manner.
WANTE D for the above BUSINESS,
Two good Sawers and a Polisher,
Who will meet with fufficieht Encouragement.
Orders from any distance will be punctually complied
with.
BEGS leave to inform the Public, that
he hrs removed from his late dwelling Houfein
Market-(I reef, to the House he formerly occupied in
F utth ftre*t, next door to the Indian Queen tavern,
where he pr poses to carry on his business in all its
branches. He hopes for the continuance of his former
ruftomers employ, as he is determined to make it his
whob study to give general farisfadion.
lit David Chambers's
MARBLE SHO P,
In Arch-ftrert. nearly opposite the Church Burying
ground Gate, may be had 3t a fhoit Notice,
ANY KIND OF
MARBLE WORK,
John Martin, Taylor,
Three Dollars Reward.
T 0 .B E L E T, A
TO BE LE T, A
Six-pence Reward,
Stable, Chair-house and a con
venient Cellar, fit for storing either wet or dry goods,
in a good stand in Market-street. Enquire of the Prin
ter.
Will Cover this Season,
-At the Stables of SAMUEL HODGSON, behind the
City-'favern,
SAMPSON:
A beautiful dark Bay HORSE, full 16 hands high, 4
years old ; well marked and hee from blemish: He
was got by Old Sampson (who was imported by gbe
honourable John Penn) out of an Arabian Bellfize
Mare, and bred by Marmaduke Cooper. The price is
Six Dollars for the teflon ; the money to be paid down.
G od Grass and careful Attendance given to the Marcs
which are sent, by SAMUEL HODGSON.
N. B. An elegant Light Waggon and Pair of Horses,,
with a careiui Driver, to be HIRED at the above
place. May 14.
TO BE SO L D, BY
Philip Clumberg,
On the North fide of Arch-street, between Second and
Third-ftretts, Philadelphia,
A QUANTITY of the belt
VELVET SPONGE,
United States,) t arr
Pennsylvania, T ° AL ^ whom lfma y concern.
AJOTICE is hereby given, That the Honourable
^ the COURT of APPEALS, in Cases of Capture,
will fit at Philadelphia, on Tuesday the twenty fifth
Day of June next: and at Hartford, in the State of
Connecticut, cn Tuesday the sixth Day of August
next : when and where those Persons who have Causes
depending in the said Court, are desired to attend.
By Order of the Court,
April 10, 1782. JOHN POTTS, junr. Register.
[The Printers in the different States will do an essen
tial Service to the Suitors of the said Court, by insert
ing the above Advertisement in their several Papers.]
BROKE or ft 1^ <ut of the stable of the fubferiber^
living in Weft Bradford, Chester couny, cn the
night of the 29th of Marth last, a dark Sorrel HORSE,
anout 13 hand: and a half high, 7 years old, ball face,
short tail, never w&s shod, has lately had the distemper,
marks of which may be seen under his j?wr, perhaps
the hair may now he grown. Whoever takes up f,id
Horse and delivers him to the fubferiber, living in
Weft Bradford, or the fubferiber, living in Afton town
fhipJhall have the above Rewa d, and Four Dollars for
the Thief if ftoler. THOMAS JONSON,
May 4. or AARON MATTSON.
A Certain JAMES BEAVERLAND,
who said he came from Ireland force years ago,
died at my house near Marlborough iron-works, in
Frederick county, Virginia, in March last, and left in
money at interest and effe&s to the amount of near Two
Hundred Dollars in species he f^id that he had a sister
who was married to a certain ROBERT BARNS, wbp,
the last time he heard of them, lived about 12 miles
from the town of Lancaster, in the state of Pennsylva
nia. The party or parties concerned may be more par
ticularly informed by applying to Captain JAMES
WILLSON, living near the said works, Administrator
of the said Bsaverland, ar to
May 28. JOSEPH CONNARD.
An Eleptrical Machine,
will be sold cheap,
With its APPARATUS. Enquire of the Printer.
An elegant CASE of
Mathematical Inflruments,
APERSO N who writes a tolerable
good hand, understands accountland book-keep
ing well, wishes to be employed in a counting house or
(tore. He would assist in any out-door business, in
collecting mo ey, &c. if required; or will undertake
to fettle any book accounts, or do ether writing bv the
day or otherwise. Enquire of the Printer. May 28.
A Negro Woman COOK, who understands her business,
and can be well recommended. Enquire of the Printer.
Four Dollars Rewards
To be SOL Dby the PRINTER.
TO BE LE T, A
W A NTE I),
Of different Size#.