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I I I I I A A A A a a and yd. wd. Irith linens, mohair buttone, emboffed flannels, womens fcarlet and cloth coloured filk thort cloaise, black velvet, culgees, black gauze handkerchiefs, and cotton black gauze lace, ivory combs, needles, pins, twift, nuns laces, and ozenbrigs thread, men and womens thread, black and dy'd gloves, white and dy'd wafh leather mitts, cloth coloured white, ribbone, mens and boys felt and caftor hate, mens womens hole, worfted and Aik caps, rammies, broadcloths, camblets, worfted bearikins, damafks, green 6 frize, qr. Red Striped linfeys, checks, thaloons, cottons, flk lathes, horfewhipe, caliand 7-8. he printed and chinte, bordered bandanoes, filk romals, edgings, camcoes in pieces and patches, clear lawns, and flowered ditto, bricks blankets and rugs, bohea tea, taffeties, garterings, 3 qr.

and fringed 7-8the and bed-ticks, fewing filk, 4 gr. 5 qr. and 6 qr. muflins, bordered 7 qr. and 8 qr.

diaper table cloths, calimancoes, nonfoB. All perfone indebted to William M'Ilvaine, and pretties, N. Company, above twelve monthe, are defied to pay immediately, or they may being fued without farther notice. Tbc. 3 M.

depend on of your Votes and Intereft greatly Your Friend, and humble Servant, TAMER COULTAS To the Freebolders, and etbers, Liettors of 400 City- and County of Philadelpbia. RETURN you my bearty Thanks for your voting for me for I for your the Coroner the Office lafi at the. Year enfuing and as I intend the to fland Continuance a of Candidate your Laid Votes and Interef will greatly ablige, Gentlemen, your bumble Servant, in the Bell, and to To the and other of the City and Coun- Philadelpbia, September 16, 1756; Jet imported be fold from cheap for ready money, hip or Unity, thort Capt. credit, by ty of Philadeiphia. are NOTICE required is to bereby enter and given, clear, that as all the Captains Low or directs, Maters of felt Gentlemen, of my Houfe, WILLIAM M'ILVAINE, and Company, HEARTILY thank you for the Honour done me lat Year where the Comptroller's Office is now kept, in Union- Street, near the At their fore in Front -freet, and a little Irith below 3 7-8 the, cate in for voting the laid for me Office for at Sheriff; the enfuing as Election, to the Continuance ALEXANDER BARCLAY, Walnut-freet, I and I intend frand Candi- Now- Market, as they will anfever the contrary at their Peril.

CHOT, bar- lead, 9 8the 5 qr. theeting. and gr. mohair, will oblige, Gentlemen, The. Comptroller of His Mojofv's Cufoms.

To be SOLD, ALIKELY woman to ferve. fervant, fit Enquire for at the town New- or country Printing bufinefs. Office, years in Market-fireet, Philadelpbia. JOHN ROW AN, IS where removed Anthony from Society Morris, hill, junior, to the lately lived. brewhoufe in Where Water all perfone freet, occation for Beer, may depend on being fupplied with the that have beft kind, made with Irilh malt, dried without fmoke.

To. be SOLD, Otice is hereby given, that ANN PAGE, widow of John Page, of Philadelphia, in its various turner, branches, decesfed, intends to continue the turner's bufinefs viz. for carpenters, joiners, chair -makers, lignum vita mortars and molds for waggon, cart and chaife-boxes, bench crews. Alfo iron turning for the Weft-Indies, and mill faindles. N.

B. Spinning-wheels are alfo made, mended, and fold, at reafonable rates. The continued favours of her late hufband's cutomera will be duly acknowledged by ANN PAGE. By the fableriber, living in Warwick town, Cecil county, -creek, Maryland, bounded PLANTATION, ON, fituated on Back A with two other creeks, very convenient to three mille, containing 360 acres of land, well timbered, fit for a thip-carpenter, or any other tradefman, a good orchard, two with dwelling-houfee, one framed, the other a log- houfe, and a very good kitchen. Like-.

wife another (mall place, of about 15 acres and a half of land, with three fmal1 houfes on it, lying on the crefs roads that lead from Saffafras Ferry to Bohemia Ferry, about three miles from Frederick- town, very convenient for merchandizing or tavernkeeping. The above places to be fold very cheap for ready money or thort credit, by EDWARD FURRONER. Frayed or Itolen, on the 21ft infiant, from the -creek Iron-works, in Chefter county, a black mare, with far. in her forbead, and a large bu they tail, and a bay colt with her; the mare's hind feet both white. Whoever takes up and fecures faid mire and colt, and brings them to the if taken within Ave miles from home, thall have Ten Shillings reward, if further, Twenty Shillings.

And if folen, and the thief apprehended and fecured in Philadelphia or Cheer goals, thall have Five Pounds, paid by JOHN ROBISON. or ftolen from the plantation of John Carter, of Afhton towafhip, in Chefter county, on the 12th of September, a dark brown mare, about 13 hands and a half high, paces and trots, goes wide behind, has no brand, with a thort mane and tail, Whoever takes up and fecures (aid mare, fo that the owner may have her again, hell have Ten Shillings reward, if within ten miles from home, and if further, Twenty Shillings, and rear fonable charges, paid by 69 JOHN CARTER. Posladelphia, Sept. 30, 1756. fubforiber begs leave to inform the publick, that an Evere ing School quill be opened on Monday next, at bis boufe in Archfreet, the fign of the Hand and Arm.

Where gentlemen may be taught the Germon language in the bef manner, at a reafonable rate, by their bumble fervent, JACOB EHRENZELLER. R. N. B. At the fame place may be bad, the univerfal Fever Pills, wbich are very convenient for fuch perfons who cannot take the bark, or much.

medicines, as three or four of thefe pills will always perfect abe cure. To be SOLD, or LETT. A VERY good convenient brick boufe and lot in Wilmington, a good well and pump belonging thereto, formerly the eflate of John Trimble: deceafed. Any perfon that fbould incline to buy or rent the fame, may know the terms, by applying to JOHN PERRY, in Wilmington, or WILLIAM TRIMBLE, at. Concord.

Philadelphia, be pt. 16, 1756. by an alt of General Affembly of this province, now in force, no perfon is allowed to keep in any thop, cellar, fore or place in this city, nor within two miles thereof, other than in the publick powder fore, in the faid Nit mentioned, any more or greater quantity of gunpowder than twelve pounds, at any one time, under the penalty of Ten Pounds for every offence, unlefa fuch as are authorized, as in the faid aft is directed: Notwithfanding which, fome perfons of late di'regarding the penalties ariting therefrom, and the great hazard to their fellow citizens, have notorioully offended againft the faid alt, and the fecurity thereby intended to this city is rendered ineffeCtual, The Directors of the Philadelphia Contribution hip, for infuring boufes from lofs by fire, do therefore advertife all perfone, that if any offence of this kind (whereby the houfes in and near this city are endangered) thali come to their knowledge, they the faid direCtors will a GA in profecuting the offenders as the law directs and do hereby promile the reward of Five Pounds currency, above what the faid alt allows, to any perfon or perfons who will firft make difcovery thereof to them the faid directors, or to the attorneygeneral of this province, fo that the offenders may be legally conviEted. Signed, by order of the directors, ROBERT OWEN, Clerk. RESEATED from the fecond Carlifle, battalion Sept.

of 13, the 1756. PennfylvaD pia regiment, on the fide of Safquebannah, commanded by lieutenant -colonel John Armitrong, Jofeph Scott, born in fix feet high, of a (warthy complexion, wore his own hair, tied up with a ribbon, about 27 years of age, and of a light fender make. Whoever takes up faid deferter, and puts him in any of his majefty's goals, or fecures him fo as he may return to the corps from whence he deferted, thali have Two reward but if he will yet return to his loyalty, and furrender himfelf to any officer, civil OF military, within three weeks from the date hereof, I hereby promife to procure his pardon. ARMSTRONG, lieutenant colonel. REad New- Money for clean I in LINEN RAGS, Phi- at THOMAS BOUDE, Coroner.

UN away from Fobn Jones, of the Manor of Mooreland, and county of a likely Negroe wench, named Hagar, and bas taken with ber a Mulattoe child, turned of three years old. Wboever takes them up, and delivers them to their mafter, or puts tbem into the Workboufe in Pbiladelpbia, (hall bave Ten Shillings reward, and reafonable charges, paid by JOHN JONES. N. B. She formerly lived with William Branfon, and is fuppofed to be in Pbiladelphia.

WHERE in the cuftody of Joan Cox, of Moore'8-town, in black mane Burlington and tail, county, fuppofed Weft- to Jerfey, be a about bay 14 mare, hands and with a a half high, paces a travel, trots and hand gallops, in exceeding good. order, branded on the off thigh with F. The perfon who brought her. there (on being examined) confeffed he ftole her from fome perfon in Philadelphia county, near Schuylkill, to the beft of his knowledge, but the thief has made his efcape. The owner deferibing her natural marks, proving his property, and paying the colt, may have her again, by applying as above.

N. B. 'Tis fuppofed he fole her on the 6th of this infant September, at night. AT the plantation of Andrea Coxe, on the Lancafter the road, in Chefter county, about fix miles above the fign of fhip, a bay horfe, with a black mane and tail, about 14 hands high, branded Con the near fhoulder, The owner, proving his property, and paying charges, may have him again, by applying to ANDREW COXE. York, Auguft 30, 1756.

the 7th infant were committed to York goal, Jeffe PenO nington, and Timothy Griffin, on fufpicion of being deferters or runaways. Any perion who has any claim to faid men, is hereby requefted to come and take them away, or they will be difcharged in fix weeks, on payment of their prion fees. ZACHARIAH SHUGAR, goaler. away from John Hopkins, an Irith fervant boy, named William Eyres, took with him when he went sway, a dunith roan mare, a natural pacer, with two plough-bridles; it is fuppofed he in gone after the recruits to Philadelphia, and that he will fell the mare and enlift: Had on, a worfled and wool coat, of a lightith colour, pretty much tore, tow fhirt and trowfers, an old feit hat, no thoes except he flote them, nor no faddle. Whoever takes up the thief and mare, and fecures them, fo as the owner may have bis mare again, and the thief brought to juftice, thali have Forty Shillings reward, and reafonable charges, or Twenty Shillings fur either, paid by JOHN HOPKINS.

N. B. All recruiting officers are defired not to enlift or carry him off, as he is guilty of felony. He is an ill look'd little fellow, with a black rough hrad. The mare is branded with fomething like an on the near (houlder.

6 To be SOLD, LIKELY young Negroe man, about 22 geare of age, is A. well acquainted with all forts of plantation work, has lived fome time with a blackfmith, and is a very good fledge man, under fands gardening, has had the -pox, and can be well recommended for an alive, lively, indufrious fellow. Enquine of Mr. John Swift, Merchant in -Arect. Philadelphia.

0 TRAYED or ftolen on the 3 tit 01 Auguit laft, from off the Commons of this city, a likely bay horfe, with a black mane and tail, fix years old, about 14 hands high, a natural pacer, thod before, with two fmall ftars in his forehead, each about the bignefs of balf a dollar, and one over the other, about three inches a- part, with a few white hairs between the fart, both hie -feet white, neither brand nor ear mark, he is in very good order, a full neck, his mane near the fhouider is curled by much drawing in a team, and he is narrow Whoever takes up faid horfe, and brings him to the fubfcriber, in Philadelphia, if frayed, thali have Twenty Shillings reward, and, if ftolen, Forty Shiilings, and for the horfe and thief Five Pounds, and reafenable charges, paid by THOMAS TILBURY. 0 be foid by pub.ick vendue, on Friday the 8th day of about four o'clock in the afternoon, on the premifes, lot of ground in Chetnut-ftreet, near Second- ftreet, two doors below Chriftopher Marthail's, with a new two flory brick houfe, 19 feet 7 inches front, and 51 feet deep, and a kitchen three fories high, with a flat on the top, to a ground- ent of Fifteen Pounds Five Shillings per annum, Any perfon inclining to purchale the fame before the day of faie, by applying to fubferiber, living in the faid houfe, may know the terms of fale. ED GEORGE POLLEY. Pbria delphia, September 16, 1756. HOSE Gentlemen that have taken in Subicriptions for Captain Bulkley' Journal of a Voyage to the SouthSeas, in the Wager Man of War, are defired to fend them in, as the Work will certainly be put to Prefs the 20th of this Month, agrecable to the Author's Power of Attorney to me for that Purpole.

And thofe Subfcribers in the City of Philadel. phia, that have not yet paid their Subfcriptions, are requefted to do it immediately to Robert Shepherd, who is employed to collect the Money in, and has Receipts figned by me JAMES CHATTIN. N. B. Subfcriptione will be takca in till the Firft of next Month, and no Books will be fold by the printer after they are publilhed.

P. S. To be fold by me, at the Neweft Printing Office, on the fouth-fide of the Jerfey Market, Good Writing Paper by the Ream or Quire, brown Shop Paper by the Ream or larger Quantity, Pafteboard for Fullers, or for Bonnets by the large or fmall Quantity, Blank Books of mol Kinds, Biank Bonds, Judgments, Apprentices and Servants Indentures, Bills of Sale, Arbitration Bonds, Bills of Lading, Portage Bills, Cary Notes, Penal Bills, Powers of Attorney, Powers of Attorney with Wills annexed, Copperplate Copy-books, Ink, Ink-powder, Quills, Diworth' Spelling-books, Primers, and many Sorta of Books and Stationary. Philadelphia, September 15, 1756. DROKE out of the goal of this city yefterday, about one o'clock, Negro A belonging to f6thua Emlen, of this tanner; he in five feet high, 22 years of age, is a likely well -made fellow; had on thort check trowfers, and a check thirt.

Whoevever takes up faid Negroe, and brings him to the fubfciber, thall have Three Pounde reward, paid by THOMAS JAMES, Goal-Iseeper. N. B. All matters of veffele are warned not to harbour. or carsy him off at their peril.

See the Half-(beet for the other Advertilements. The under taken from ube News papers of Great Britain, is inferted for the information of the inbabitants of this city, and country, to prevent their being impofed upon by counterfeit forts of this mof valuable medicine, which are but 100 frequently imo ported and expofed 10 fale. THERE EAS at the Gttings at Guildhall, London, on W' the Saturday lord the chief 13 juftice of Rider, December a c.ule 1755, was wherein tried Williams before and Cluer Dicey and Company, of Bow- Church Yard, London, original proprietors of Dr. Bateman's pectoral drops, were and Jofeph Ruffell, of Queen ftreet, defendant, for the defendant's felling a medicine as and for Dr. Bateman's pelloral drops prepared by the plaintiffs, in bottles fealed in imitation of theirs, and with printed papers refembling thofe which are given by the (aid Diceye and Company, with their true and original Dr.

Bateman's peltora! drops; when, after a full hearing, the jury, without going out of court, found a verdict for the plaintiffs, with damages, befides cofts of fuit: And whereas a former verdict was likewife obtained by them fome time fince, one Thomas Randall, of Breadftreet, for a like complaint: It is hoped thefe profecutions will for the future prevent any more fuch practices, and fully prove to all the world, that the true medicine called Dr. Bateman's peltural dropris fold only at the faid Diceys and Company's wareboufe, at the King's Arms and Boar's Head, directly facing the South door of Bow- Church, in Bow-Courch Yard, next Bow- Lane, Cheapfide, London. But as many town and country (hopkeepers may have bought for fale medicines under the denomination of Dr. pectoral drops, prepared by the faid William and Cluer Dicey and Company, which in fatt never were fo, and may inadvertently attempt to fell the fame by retail or otherwife: This i is therefore to give notice to all fuch thopkeepers, that if any of them thali for the future prefume to fell any medicine whatfoever under the Name of Dr. Bateman's pectoral drops, prepared by the faid William and Cluer Dicey and Company, which thail not have really been prepared by that they will be profecuted for the fame as the law direCts.

And as an encouragement to detect fuch counterfeits, and the venders of them, the proprietors do hereby promile reward of TWENTY POUNDS on conviction of any perfon perfone coonterfeiting thefe drops, their feal and directions, and felling them for the drops prepared by the faid William and Cluer Dicey and Company. N. B. Thefe drops have for more than forty years been univerfally known for curing and giving immediate eafe in all colds, coughs, agues, fevers, fluxes, pitting of blood, pains in the breaft, limbs and joints, in all fits of the gout, rheumatic pains, ftone, gravel and cholick, as is demonftrated in the many inflances of cures performed by them, which may be feen at Chriflopber Mar hall's, at the fign of the Golden Ball, in Areet, and at Samuel Emlen's, at the Golden Heart, in High- Philadelphia----Who are impowered by the proprietors Diceys and KELL, to vend thefe genuine drops wholefale and retail. Of whom may be had the following genuine medicines, viz.

Dr. Hooper's female pills, Dr. Frances's female frengthening elixir, Baron Schwanberg's liquid thell for cure of the Rene and gravel (all publifhed under the king's royal lettere patent.) The true Daffey's elixir, Betton's true and genuine Britith oil, Dr, Bateman's golden and plain fpirits of fcurvy-grafe, Dr. Radcliffe', famous purging elixir, Dr. Stoughton's great ftomachick elixir, Boftock's purging elixir, Schwanberg's univerfal powder for the (peedy and certain cure of moft kinds of fevers, Squire's grand elixir, Chafe's balfamick pille, Dr.

Anderfon's, or the true Scots pilli, Dr. general cordial, right French Hungary water, fine double die filled lavender water, fine Britith flour of muftard-feed, Drugs, chymical and galenical preparatione, with molt forte of oils and colours for painting, glafs of molt fizes, dye tuff, are fold wholefale or retail, at the lowed prices, by the aforefaid Chriftopher Marfhall. Alfo frefh Spa- at 2 8. 6 d. per A fk.

A Weft- CHOICE Indies, at fortment very of reafonable frefb garden rates. feeds, Any fuitable gentleman for inclin- the ing to purchafe a quantity, may Speedily be Suppled, by applying to JOHN BISSELL, near the Work- boufe, in Third where they may be informed of the various forts, and different prices. September 13, 1756. 10 be fold by way of publick vendue, by the fubfcribers, at the houfe late of John Dagworthy, decealed, in Maidenbead, in Hunterdon county, on Friday the fift day of October next, the plantation whereon the faid Dagworthy lived, belonging to his eftate, containing about 180 acres, having on it a good dwellinghoufe, good barn, and two pretty large orchards, and a good part of them grafted fruit, with near 70 actes of cho ce good cleared meadow, the upland very rich and fertile, end is very fuitable for keeping a large flock, and the grazing Alfo to be fold at the fame time and place, belonging to the fame eftate, a large number of horfer, cattle and hogs, a waggon, cart, ploughs, harrows, and fundry her farming utenfils likewife a quantity of houthold goods, fuch as feat her -bede, a Cole of drawers, looking glalfes, pewter difhee, piates, brafs kettles, iron pots, tables, chairs, and many other things too tedious to mention; alfo a large quantity of wheat and rye in flacks, a large quantity of very good Englifh hay, well cured, e'even acres of Indian corn, a Negroe man, and woman, and a Negroe boy, about 10 years old. Aifo to be fold, at Trenton, on Monday the 4th day of Often ber next, belonging to the fame elate, three dwelling-boufes, and late belonging to them, one of the houfes being very large and (pacious, built with ftone, two fterica high, with four large rooms on a floor, a wide entry through it, with a kitchen, table, and a good garden: The other two houfen being wooden buildings, and all of them fituate in the moft publick part of Trenton.

And alfo feveral lots of land belonging to faid eftate, whereon are no buildings. In cafe any perfon thould incline to purchafe the plantation, of any of the houles, lots, or Negroes, before thefabove vendues, they may, upon applying to the fubfcribers, bave an opportunity of buying them upon reafonable terme. The conditions: of the vendues to be known at the times and places abovefaid. All perfons indebted to the faid eftate, are defired to pay the fame, in order to enable the executors to pay the debts due from the teftator and thofe perfone that have any demande the faid eftate, are defired to bring or fend them to the fubicribers to be fettled, who will difcharge them as foon as they can raile ney out of the faid eftate fufficient. JOSEFA YARD, and DREW REED, executors, To be SOLD by A NAH DUBRE, Living in the Northern Liberties, about two miles and a baif from Philadelphia, ladelphia, I.