Dunlap and Claypoole's American Daily Advertiser from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • 3

might now btf recced to aSual dempnftration in the acquifition of a raft pec'unrary harveft which might he eafily reaped were a fet of adventurers properly qualified tongage in a fchemefor that purpofe which 1 aflure yoi they might do under the certitude of foli dity and reality i i PHIL A DELPHI A OHober 1 1 Captain Rankin in the (hip Alice from Alicant for Vitginia After a paflage Of to weeks put into Lewes Town to enter his fait On the 27th ult in lat 38 long 72 130 fpokeafhip Capt Price from this port for Quebec Captain Gilbert from Lilbon on the 29th of Au guft in lat 39 4 long 38 59 fpoke a brig Capt Mdnchell from Goree for Haverdegrace out 31 days On the 19th ult in lat 34 10 long 64 fpoke the brig almouth Packet Capt Campbell from Cafco Bay for Grenada out 19 days and on the 26th in lat 37 45 73 fpoke the fliip Carolina Capt Lynch from Virginia for London belonging to Baltimore Capt Caftle belonging to this port left Lifbon in company with Capt Gilbert but parted with him in lat 32 48 long 54 20 all well bound for Virginia Captain Eve from the Bay of but laft from Georgia (where he landed Mr Charles Kent Merchant with 17 negroes) on the 12th ult in lat 37 58 long 84 fpokeafhip Capt Peacock from 'Jamaica for1 London out 4 weeks all well and on the 13th in lat 28 55 long 81 30 fpoke a fchoo Capt Keil from the Bay of Honduras for Nor folk in Virginia out 14 days all well By Caprain Eve ve are informed that a few days before he failed they had taken three of the run away negroes that they chained two of them to aftake cut off their right hand? and then fet fire to them the other was hung in chains he lived 7 days and was ta ken down and burnt Captain Eve further informs us that the Packet which went up to Jamaica to the Admiral arrived there the day he failed in company with his fliip Gailand in order to fupprefs the Negroes and when the laft were brought in there Were only 20 left in the bufh and it was fuppofed they were loft Captain Cafleen from the Grenades on the 13th ult in lat 27 17 long 62 30 fpoke a brig from Bofton for Cape Nichola Mole but could not learn who fhe was and on the 2d inft 22 leagues by from our Capes fpoke the fhlp George Capt Mar tin from this port for Barbados all well On the 5th of June laft Dri Hugh Williamson of this city was elefted Member of the Society of Science' in Holland in confequence of his ingenious eflays lately publiflied jn the American Philofophical trznfaftions On Thurfday laft was Married Mr A GILES of Maryland to Miss ANNA CLIOR'D daughter of Mr Thomas Clif ford Merchant of this city Ofioleryth 1773 Province bf Pennfylvania Jf Piirfuant to an order of the House of Assembly ALLandevery perfon and perfons whomfoever pdflefled of the true bills of credit dated the firft day of March 1769 under the denomination of Eight Shillings Twelve Shillings Thirty Shillings and Sixty Shillings iflued by an aft of Aflembly of this province pafled ebruary 1 Sth 1769 are hereby notified tobring them to the Subfcriber in Philadelphia without delay in order to have them exchanged agreeable to the di reftion of the faid ad and unlefs this notice be com plied with thofe who detainthem will be in danger of lofing an opportunity of receiving the value of fuch bills OWEN JONES Provincial Treafilrer By the Honourable PE Efquire Governor and Commander in Chief of the Province of Pennflvania and Counties of blew CaJlles' Kent and Suffex on Delaware A RO A MAT I WHEREAS it appears by fundry affidavits taken before one of the dges of the Province of New ferfey that JOS RICHARD SO late of the county of Philadelphia and a cer tain AM ftand charged withfe lonioufly forging and counterfeiting the Bills of Credit of this Province and paffing the fame to the great in jury of His liege fubjeds AND WHERE AS the endeavours hitherto ufed for apprehending them have been ineffectual and it is highly expedient forthe difeouragement of fuch pernicious and atrocious crimes that the faid Jofeph Richardfon and Samuel ord fliould be brought to condign and exemplary puniffipient I HA VE therefore thought fit with the advice of the Council to iffue this my Pro clamation hereby promifing and engaging that the public reward of HUNDRED 0 ffiall be paid to any perfon or perfons who (hell apprehend ihe laid Jofeph Richardfon and fafely deliver him to the Sheriff of the city and county of Philadelphia in the gaol pf the faid county and alfo that the like reward of THREE HUND RE 0 (hall be paid to any perfon or perfons who (hall apprehend the faid Samuel ord and deliver bim to the faid Sheriff in the fame gaol ANDI DO hereby ftriftly charge enjoin and re quire aft Judges Juftices Sheriffs Conftables and all other His faithful and liege fubjefts within my govei ament to make diligent fearch and enquiry Ship Hope RiitxP of Wales Mafon Witfon Bunner Eve Alberfon Alberfon Haywood Bell Hamilton Urowiij North Cdrolita Virginia Rhode Ifland South Carolina Van Voorhees Burlington Virginia Georgia Georgia New York New York St Vincents Nantz Teneriffe Barbados St Vincents erroll Grenadoes Lifbon St Croix Hull Cowes Jamaica Antigua Bofton St Kitts Jamaica Rhode Ifland St Vincents Madeira Briftol after the laid Jofeph Richardfon and Samuel ord and to ufe their ntmoft endeavours to apprehend and fecure them fo that they may be brought to juftice GIVEN under ny band and the Great Seal of the faid Province of Pennfylvania Philadel phia the fourth day o'Oftober in the year of our Lord one thoufand feven hundred and feyenty ihree and in the thirteenth year if his Majejlfs JOHN PENN By His Honor's Command Joseph Shippen jun Secretary GOD SAVE THE KING To the Printer of the Pennsylvania Packet I By giving the following a place in your Paper you will obligeyour's To Mifs with a pair of gloves fhe wsn upon Regulus at Annapolis races MADAM thefe gloves a willing prize I bear Your judgment won them your fair hands may May the fame judgment every choice direft wear Arid the fame fortune ftill that choice proteft What he to fwiftnefs you to beauty owe Secure to conquer you go RETURNS which came to band Jince bur laft Bucks COUNTY Reprefentatives Benjamin Chapman Jofeph Ellicott John oulke John Brown Henry Krewfon Peter Shep herd Jofeph Galloway William Rodman Sheriffs Samuel Biles John Thornton Coroners George ell Jofeph Hervey Commifficner Paul Prefton Affeffors Gerardus Wynkoop John Haney Natha niel Roberts Thomas Wilfon Jofeph Milner Benja min Hampton York 0 Reprefentatives James Ewing John Pope Sheriffs Samuel Edie Charles Lukens Coroners Jofeph Adlum David Candler Cumberland COUNTY Reprefentatives William Allen John Montgomery Sheriffs Ephraim Blain Robert Sample Coroners Samuel Laird James Pollock Lancaster COUNTY Reprefentatives Jofeph erree Jamis Webb Gtorge Rofs Matthias Slough Sheriffs John erree George Hoofnagte Coroners Samuel Boys Paul Zantfinger Commiffiner Alexander Martin Affeffors Jofeph Shearer Valentine Brenifen Michael Wither Everard Michael Thomas Clark James Cun ningham Berks OU NT Reprefentatives Edward Biddle Henry Chrift Sheriffs George Nagle Henry Vanderflice Coroners Peter Brecht Janies Whitehead junioh Commffioner Samuel High Affeffors John Jones Thomas Kurr John Kerlin Daniel High John Heckert John Spoon Northampton COUNTY Reprefentative William Edmunds Sheriffs Henry uller Abraham Labar Conners Samuel Rea Jonas Hartzell Cominiffoner Peter Burkhalter Affeffors Melchoir Hiy Lawrence Hartman Tliothai Everitt George Phnk Wiliam JdhnGreefamore Bedford COUNTY Reprefentatives George Woods Sheriffs James Piper Moles Read Coroner John Cefner Northumberland COUNTY Representative Samuel Hunter Sheriffs William Cook Alexander Grant Coroners James Murray Henry Dougherty New Castle COUNTY Reprefentatives Thomas John Ev ns John James Latimer George Read Alexander Porter Sheriffs John Tiomfon John Armstrong Coroners Robert Bail Jofeph Stidham Kent COUNT Reprefentatives Charles Ridgely William Killen CsfarRodriey John Haflet John Clark Thomas Collins Sheriffs John Cook Philip Barret Coroners Caleb urby Joleph Prior Tuefdaylaft at a meeting of the Common Council WILLIAM ISHER Efqj was chofen Mayor of this city for the enfuing year Custom House Philadelphia Inward Entries Sloop Induftry Gate Sloop Mulberry Darby Sloop Betfey Wightman Brig Nancy Sch Polly Brig Georgia Pac Brig Ann Sloop Sally Sloop Bentham Sloop Dove Ship Morris Qksrs TVrtH Brig Barbados Pac Hawkins Brig Ifabella Brown Ship Chefter Anderfon Brig Lindow Cafteen Ship Sally Gilbert Sch Molly May Brig Ad venture Conner Ship Hope Johnfton A Sch Sufanna Williams Brig avourite Robinfon Sloop Dolphin Church Sloop Polly Beach Brig Char Nancy Cox Brig BarbadosPac Hawkins Brig Nancy Robinfon Sloop Betfy Wightman Brig Ifaliella Brown Bi ig Rachel Simmons Ship Ann oitin 1 I A Brig Nancy JHanfe' Scb Britannia Martin Sloop Sally A Plumb Sloop Kitty Tyrer Sloop Mulberry Darby B'' Peggy Sally Crawford Ship Centurion Kerlin Sloop Induftry Gale Sloop rienclhip A Adderly Sloop Succefs Wilkins Sch Polly ZuiU Sloop Peggy SHinckly Sloop Dove ergulon Sloop Peggy Barry Catherine olly amsicij amiica Jtw Jerfey amaica Virginia 1 St Croix Newfoundland North Carolina New Providences Virginia St Euftatia Boftcn New York St Euftatia Bermuda Juft imported in the laft veflels from Britain and Ireland and are to be fold WholeEaLe of Retail at th molt reafonable rates at GEORGE Woollen Drapery and Hofiery WarE Househe Golden Head in Second ftrect between Chefnut and Walnut ftrcet8? AVERY large afloftment of beft fuperfine feebndi and low priced BROADCLOTHS Likcwift a large aflbrtment of 0 I (The particulars flail be inferted in our next) A ft 0 A A A To be fold by Captain on board the fhip Alexander at the wharf below Willing and Morris's By tile hogfliead or half hogfliead at Thirteen Shillings' pet hundred WANT In a fmall family AW 0 MAN that can be recommended for her lio nefty and Ibbriety anil who underftands cooking and houlework Very good wages will be given to fuch a perfon and no other heed apply Enquire of the 0 BE SOLD TH time of an Irilh fervant woman who has thred years and ah half to ferve fit for either town or tburitry Enquire of the Printer OSlober iyyj WH A I have iflued a writ of attachment upon all and Angular the goods chattels rights and credits of PH KE LL jun of the townlhip of Worcefter and county of Phila delphia who' ahfeonded from his ufual place of abode as appears by the oath of Casper Hoofman i This is therefore to give notice to the creditors of the laid Jofeph Keller that they are tb be and appear at my houfe ih the to mfhip of Norrington on Saturday the 30 th of this inftant to make ptoofof their feveral demands agninft tht faid Jofeph Keller inorder to receive their rtfpeftive proportions according to law 0 New Torht Ollober 4 1773 RAN A A from the fubferiber an indented fervant man named JAMES BIRMINGHAM by trade an upholfterer and has followed it in Philadelphia' but fince lias been a dray man in New York i He is about five feet eight inches high of a dark complexion full faced black eyes and hair tied behind very talkative and chews tobacco it is likely he will change his name as he pretends to be an Englilhman And fometimes art Irilhman according to the company he gets into it is needlefs to mention his deaths as he has got a cheft with different fuits with him Whoever appfehr nds the faid fervant fothat hi? mafter may have him again fhall receive IVE DOLLARS reward and all rcafort able charges from me Brewer on Golden Hill Philadelphia Ofloler orCHARLES TOWN in CAROLINA The BRIG ANTINE PRINCE A Thomas a Matter uAS extraordinary accomm'oda JtJL for paffi ngiTs and will fail in about ten days the greateft part of her cargo being Engaged or freight or paffiige apply toWiLHAM isher and Son or faid mafter on board at Thoma? I I A I Juft arrived in the Richard Penn Captain All from London and has brotight with him a general aflbrt ment of 0 luitable to the feafon amongft which are BROAD and narrow cloths coatings German ferges camblets camblettees dorfetteens bomba zeens crapes Angle and double damaflis moreens tammies durants (balloons callimancoes ruffels plain and figured fallings ferge denims tartans figured to bines yard wide wOrfted figures yard wide Venetians and cords yard wide crapes jeans coloured pillows royal ribbs and velverets checks linen and cotton flriped Hollands moree gowns half ell 3 4 and yard wide modes half ell and 3 4 fattins India taffaties cc tbn and filk romalls Barcelona handkerchiefs and era vats clear lawns cambrickf mullins printed linens and callieoes and a curiouaflbrtment of plated candkilicks tea kitchens tcc of the ueweft patterns The above mentioned Goods were all purchafed by bimfelf of the manufafturers and are to be (old at hit ftore lately occupied by Mr John White in Water ftreet between Market and Chefnut ffictts onthelow eft terms for calk or Ihojtsredit.