Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser, Saturday, July 21, 1787, No. 2639

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To be Sold for Paper Money, 
THE SHIP 
F A V O R I T E, 
As she came from sea - Now lying at 
Mr. Richard Dennis's wharf. Apply to Messrs. Co- 
nyngham, Nesbitt, & Co. or to Stewart & Nesbitt. 
July 16					eptf 
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Just received from London, via. 
New York, and to be sold by 
Joseph Crukshank, 
A small ASSORTMENT of 
B O O K S: 
Among which are the following, 
Hume's history of England 
Gibbons's history of Rome 
Robertson's Charles V 
Burn's ecclesiastical law 
Clark's admiralty practice 
Gilbert's practice of the common pleas 
Perkins on the laws of England 
Plowden's reports 
Vattel's law of nations 
Wilson's reports 
Cruise on fines and recoveries 
Attorney's vade mecum 1787 
Cunningham's law of bills, 6th edition, with addi- 
tions 
Motherby's medical dictionary 
Moore's navigation 
Moore's seaman's daily assistant 
Elegant extracts in verse (a new compilation) 
And a variety of English, Latin and Greek School 
Books.			July 20     3sp 
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Archiles  Parker 
HAS   FOR  SALE, 
At his Bottling Cellar, nearly opposite the City 
Tavern, in Second-street, 
BEST bottled cyder 
London & Philadelphia porter and beer in bottles 
Port wine and claret 
Pickling vinegar, etc. 
N.B.  Merchants, Captains of vessels, and other 
gentlemen who please to favour him with their com- 
mands, may be supplied on the shortest notice, and 
have wines, etc. bottled in the best manner, by apply- 
ing as above.			wtNI 
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Patrick Duffey, Broker, 
At the OFFICE lately occupied by Tudor & Duffey, 
opposite the Indian Queen, Fourth street, 
Where the highest Price in 
Cash is given, or an accommodat- 
ing exchange made 'twixt every kind of Public Secu- 
rities. 
Dollar Money of the Emission of 
1780, guaranteed by Congress, of either of the States. 
Pennsylvania State Money of the 
emission of 1781. 
Final Settlements issued by John Pierce or any the 
commissioners appointed by Congress, or auditors of 
the individual states. 
Certificates receivable in the Penn- 
sylvania Land-office, furnished on moderate terms, 
and the business executed therein with all possible dis- 
patch, and without gratuity. 
Money procured on Loan at the 
shortest notice, on a deposit or approved notes. 
Pennsylvania Donation Lands 
BOUGHT and SOLD. 
The highest Price given for, and a 
moderate profit required on every species of Public 
Securities now in circulation.	March 7.	w&s:f 
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Stop the Negro and Receive Eight Dollars, with 
Charges ---- 
RANAWAY from the sloop Ma- 
ry, at Race street wharf, on Thursday morning, 
19th July, inst. a stout bodied FELLOW, about 5 feet 
11 inches high, has a scar on the inside of one wrist, 
speaks very indifferent English, being an African -- 
dressed in an oznaburg frock, a pair of old canvas 
trowsers and canvas cap, about 32 years old. Captain 
Tweed, of said sloop, at Race street wharf, will pay 
the above to whoever secures said Negro.	eptf 
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