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IV f. 4' Stopbel Meyer Conrad Meyer George Meyers Thomas Maife John Marz Kobtrt M'Kin fey David M'Nair Feter Medureott James M'Farlane Blair M'Clenachan, Thomas Macanefs David M'Kinney Thomas Mmfhall Hugh M'Cachaa i John Muck Morgatre'ydV Jchn'Morgatroyd I John Morgan Simon MHTalloni Reefe Meredith Charles Meredith James M'Crea Sam 32 1 Mifflin P'ttO. Samuel Morris James Mcafe Kobtrt Morri Jacob Mechlin Jacob Morgan Edward Millnor; 4 James NCafhicor 'j Gorge agle John Nice JchnNey John Nefblfe; Daniel fsf earth 1 John Njzon Ralph IfailoV Richard and John Pena William Plunkett William Patterfon William. A. Patterfoa.

Alexander Power 'y. i Francis Piper John Pollock I James Pollock Charies Pollock Stasia Potts Doclor Pott David Potts I Samuel JPJeafant Jofeph Pearfon James Potts James Parr James Parr and Co George Pile George Punch John Pickle Thomas Pafchall Xlifaberh Perry Befijamin P.oultn.ejf 1 John Fatten Jchn Prince Hugh Qa nn Jzsnes Rafter Martin Row Eli ay Right John Reem "William Rbfs Ja co a Reed Jatcet Rowan Thomas Reefe George Robinfoni Jofeph Robinfon Andrew Robinfoa George Roberta Henry Roth William Rankin John Robinfon Herry Rutter WiUiam Richard Benjamin Ruih Samuel Rhocda Leonard Stamp Andrew Stroup Matthias Shock John Smith. Nicholas Smith George Smith Peter Smith William SmiJvD.D. Jchn Smith i 5 5 loo I I I7S0 300 I 14 200 3 '8 500 5 1 500 3 14 ,100 18 j4o 2 5 '4 300 5 4 aoo 1 10 300 6 13 .4 300 100 435f4 523 ay4t 600 57 1 1050 lOOO 5OO 20OO 3OO 300 200 3S 00 I0O JOO 5 92 3 4 6 14 5 7 2 16 2 1 1 .1 1 1. 16 4 7 2 18 10 1 1 "2 14 11 17 10 7 17 8 8 8 8 4 jo 2 20O 2 6 300 I 2 6 400 2 6 200 1 io 200 16 8 900 76 8 200 3 300 1 to joo 8 75 7 6 6 2 .6 11 7 Acres 200 200 joo xoo 200 600 300 9716 200 300 100 300 200 2000 2640 150 "5 1300 900 621 300 2629 308 3000 733 a5 300 300 130 15000 5o 278 170 6650 4830 3040 000 572 300 450 35o 1000 600 2000 300 300 50 300 200 200 800 600 150 240a 2QO 400 5OO 3CO 25O 200 1 1 30 QOO IOOO 900 '50 50 288 900 250 5 40 200 300 109 1262 700 ,,1781 8 4 2 6 7 7 3 242 8 10 4 2 5o 66 3 3 3 22 5 7 65 43 5 7 7 6 375 .8 4 .95 169 70 '7 iS 7 10 15 20 15 4 3 3 5 5 5 6 i7 '5 3 6 1 10 3 10 9 6 18 9 8 7 18 10 14 14 '3 12 1 3 60 6 13 6 J3 12 5 2 22 5 22 3 7 22 6 I 5 7 2 31 17 xo 14 2' 5 10 10 JS 4 10 '5 13 16 10 11 10 8 4 8 6 v4 3 4 jo, io 10 10 14 4 14 6 4 2 10 10 16 6 5 8 11 16 17 zo 13 16 5 ji 6 9 .5 11 7 8 8 8 4 6 4 4 8 Imported in the laft veflels from Europe, and to be SOLD cheap by WILLIAM JOHN SITGREAVES, At their STORE in Market ftreet, between Front and Second ftretts, the corner of Laetitia CourV OAR SE and fine Broad cloths, Silefia Cloths, Cafiimers, Coatings, Naps, Blankets, Flannels EmboHed Serge, Ilwrlufix of heft Cmbks, Calimancocs Du rant, Ell wide Flanders Sheeting, Ruffu and Flanders Bedtick, I Wile and narrow Dow lafs, Royal and Laval Linen, nd yaid wide Britannias, Ravens" Dock Ruflia Drilling i German Oznabrlgs, Calicoes and Chintz, and Lawns, Plain and.figuTed Jeans, Striped Gifighams, Corded and Fancy Dimity, Yard wide Cotton Checks, Yard ell wd.

Cotton Diaper, and Towelling, Coloured Nankeens, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Stamped Cotton ditto, Black and white Catgut, Srtiped Gauze, Minionet and flowered Lawns, Plain and ftriped Muflins, Yard wide black Modes, Black India ell wide Perfians, Half.yard and Half ell ditto, TarTeties and Luteftrings, Brocaded Silks, 1 White Sattins, Black Hair Ribband, Mens and Womens "Silk and Cotton Hofe. Sewing Silk, i Threads and Bindings, Ivory Combs, Pins, And a 1 fmajl Aflbrtment of Jewellery, i Alfa Starch in Keos, and a good Foktz Piamo. aw, I A I John Stone Abraham Shixf 1 Jacob tough Henry Stadler Philip Stadier George Sharp Jofeph and E. Shippea Levi Stephens Chriftopher Spade Benedict Swobe Charles Stewart Ditto Diito Widow Scull Sebailian Spade Matthias Slough' James Starr Thomas Starr Myrick Starr Stephen Sutton Jofeph Simons David Shakefpe2r Ditto and Grove Ditto and Co. Ditto and Green Chriftian Storm i Jacob Steigleman John Swift Charles Shade Frederick Senfil John Semple William Sitgreaves Jona Seely Balfar Stoley John Spoon John Simpfon Alexander Stein John Btil ley Charles Syng Doctor Shields Jacob Shallus James Stewart Jofeph Sims Wiliiam Shippen James Til gh man Michael Troy Ditto and Lemaion Robert Taggart Martin Trefter George Tiautner Tames Tod William TomKnfoji Michael Unerknobler William UpdegrafF John Vandeering George Ulrich Herman Whitmore Ludowiek Whitmore John Whitmore Daniel Williams and Son Enion Williams George.

Williams Samuel Wallace Jofeph Wallace and C.x John Wallace James Willfon William Willbn Robert Willfon Philip Willfon Thomas Wiggins Amos wickerham Thomas "Weft Peter Wetherington Frederick Weifer Ditto and Co. Willing and Taylor Bartholomew Wambeek John Wilkinfon Caleb Way Thomas Willing John Wigglefworth Jofeph Wharton Abraham Wilt, jun. Elias Younkman John Young John Yeager Paul Zantzinger Adam Zantzinger Nicholas Zantzinger Bartle Zeiback 'Acres 200 joo 300 4596 20a .300 300 300 600 xoo 1350 aod 300 200 200 3200 900 5OO 2760 50 JOO 900 100 206 150 200 .430 140 300 3000 5040 210 7OO XOO 30O 300 100 300 250 300 500 .1600 2800 11900 .900 100 600 300 200 2778 IOOO 900 900 200 260 600 400 200 170 28 2 I 2 79 a 5 I 5 16 1 ''I 1 I 7 9 5 ji 6 0 1 1 5. 1 4 23 17 6 4 1 i7r 5 6 9 1 8 2 5 6 16 14 10 1. 7 17 3 8 2' 10 17 4 10 18 10 9 9 i 15 16 10 17 13 17 '4 28 6 73 7 2 12 4 2 1 3 2 2 2 8 7 2 16 15 6 16 16 11 14 16 x8 5 2 '3 x6 11 2 4 6 6 4 8 8 5 13 4 8 4 17 6 6 10 Acres Moo 5 200 xoo 300 5696 200 300 300 '500 '588 300 6co 135 .300 300 200 200 50 300 500 2700 400 200 900 200 3400 140 10O 3OO 205 600 65c 1888 3OO 214 600 5400 5100 SiO 6500 600 100 450 300 200 300 2 500 150 ic 500 1600 2400 600 12550 JOO 11514 2405 600 1200 300 609 2778 150 100 IOOO 900 3J5 900 200 13151 774 300 260 300 300 770 440 344 200 1781 S.

dm 2 10 3 0 9 6 17 '3 9 9 3 nt 182 8 3 7 I 3 15 12 IO 14 14 3 2 x6 7 a 33 6 3 i 3 14 3 6 8 2 18 4 19 8 7 .1 16 13 4 90 13 15 3 6 8 30 8s 2 TO 1 3 9 10 15 4 5 5 162 47 5 15 180 162 13 j6z 10 1 8 7 3 5 9 14 2 7 20 30 7 5 .9 2 1 20 30 8 4 4 328 7 169 7 10 7 7 23 .11 6 3 13 9 10 4 10 12 10 19 10 3 13 9 J4 12 3 2 jo 2. io, 9 S3 80 20 49 3 287 7 8 11 6 7 xo 10 4 10 10 2 1 4 is 16 7 10 10 xo 10 6 9 6 ,2 4 4 8 8 6 4 ix 6 '9 4 8 4 3 4 4 10 8 8 8 N. B. The AfTeffments of the Year X780, in the foreeornR Lift, is payable In State Money and thofe of the Ycar 1781. is Four Shillings and Eightrpence in the Pund Specie! and Fifteen Shillings and Four pence State Money.

4 Fv A THE PL ANTA TION where the fubferiber lately dwelt, fituaje on both fides of the river 13 miles from this city, containing 205 acres, about 120 of which is woodland, well timbered there are two good orchards, and a fufficient quantity of the beft watered meadow, with an imexhauftible quar I RICMRD FO OTMAN; Has for ALE, at his Store in Second ftreet a few doors htm Market ftj eet, a new aflbrtment of MERCHANDIZE, Imported in the laft vefTels from Europe, viz fu per fine Broad cloths, the moft fafhion able colours, White and Spotted Swanfkins, Striped Cottons, 'k Cotton Thread and Cotton Hofe, Mar feiiles'Qulltiffg, Silk Mitts, New fafliion Cotton Shapes Moreen and Cotton Gown pat 'Paris work Printed Handkqt chiefs, Gauze bordered ditto, Scots Thread, Bobins Tapes, Pins and Needles, Childrens Morocco Shoes, and. Pumps, Womens Callimartco White and brown RufEa'Sheet tng, Aifo ibeft RU 26tl 26th K7 RuHia Duck9 Britannias, Laval Liriens, Bed Ticking, 1 6.4 Book Muflins and Hua homs i' Fine Spring Muflins, Cambricks and Lawns, Light and Dark ground CaUl coes and Chintzes, 'j India Chints," 7 .7. Cyprusi Trimming and Kett Gaufes, Ah elegatit aflbrtment of Silks; Clouded Mantuasi Luteflrings, BufTelt laced Lu'tefl rings, if 4 India Sattins Black green and 1: loth I coloured Ell wide Peilians, Black Modes, Sattins, Man tuai, Sec. SON TE N. Goods received onGommifiion as ufual.

6 ber, for the fum of 'Five Pounds, due the 15th day of April, 1783 thefe are therefoe to warn all perfons from taking an af fignment on faid note, as I am determined not to pay the fame, as I never received any value for faid note. THOMAS STRICKLflNP; Mefiiturs HALL aitd SELLERa. away from the fubferiber, living in Laricaftef, on the 'of March laft, at night, a Negroe Man, named about 25 or 26 years'of ageT, about 5 feet 5 or 6 inches a ret talkative but mannerly fellow, has a middling broad fice and wide Tnouth, he is well built according to hjs height, and very attire," can drive a team and do farmers work and it is' doflibler has "eot a nafs from fome aflbcSates. and mav Dafs for a ft I fire? man had on, and took with him, when he" went away, a light cvlotrred old coatj patched on the fleeves, an eld jacket, three new leather breeches, a pair of good Ihoes, two pair of "ftockings, a pair cif had 'a round wool hat, but may have changed his clpthes Whhever takrs up fatd Negroe and brings him home or fecures him in any goal, fa as his maimer may have him again, Ih all have TWELVE DOLLARS and reafonable charges, paid by HUGH CUNNINGHAM, "London torar.lblpt Mar ch 8, 1781. 'HEREAS JOSEPH ALLISON, of faid and county of Chefler, obtained a note of me' the fubferi 'HEREAS John Smith, ofSpringfield townfiiip, in the county of Bucks, hath charged me, in No.

oz of Tbc Philadelphia Ctrrefiporidatef, with having fraudujently obtained three objigatibns from him, bearing date the 22a day of Mayj" 1782 one for the fiim of 220I4 and otlers for 50I. each, and hath forewarned' the public from taking alignments. of faid Obligations, as he is determined not to pay them, or any of them, unieft compelled thereto. I take the liberty, thro' the channel of paper, to lay the following ftate before thf public. FOSIPH A I 7..

I About eight years ago a certain Chriftian Wiegner purchafed of Cafper Fabjan, of Springfield townhip aforefaid, a plantation, fi to ate in faid town(hip, part of the purchafe money for which, he paid; and for the payment of the remaining part being became bound with the faid Chriftian Weigner to the faid Cafpef Fabian. About ten months ago faid Chriftian Weigner called. on rne, and informed me that the firuation of his circumftances rendered it abfolutely neceflary to fell his plantation, and that he had fold it to the above named John Smith, but that the faid John Smith could not pay the whole confederation and therefore he (faid Weigner) would lodge money and bonds of the faid Smith's, to the amount of the money for which I became bound fot him, in my hands, to which I confented, nd received money and bonds from the faid Weigner accordingly; fome few days after I waited on faid Cafper Fabian, and offered him the money and bonds fo lodeed in mv hands fcv the faid Chriftian Weigner, if he would, return me the bonds in which I became bound for the (aid Weigner to him, wi ich he declined becaufe the faid bonds were given to faid Chriftian Weigjier and were by him afligned to me, and muft be afligned by me to him (faid Fabian) and that he did not like double afiigr.mei.ts, bat if the faid Tohn Smith would fien other bonds to m. whirK mKi 7 mmis.i wards aflign to him, he would accept of them I then called on fatd John Smith, and acquainted him with the faid Fabian's objections to the aforefaid bonds whereupen he figr.ed three others payable to me, beating date and for the fums in hi advertifement let forth, in return for which I delivered him the aforefaid three bonds Jodged in my hands by the faid Chriftian Weigner as aforefaid, one of which faid bonds fo ftgned to me by the faid John Smithy as aforefaid for the fum cf 220 1. I alfigned, and together with the money lodged in xny hinds as aforefaid delivered to the Cafper Fabian the other two bonds, fur the fum of col.

each, I have in xny pciTcion. as I do ftill ftad bound for the laid Weigner in the fum of 1001. The bet ween the laid weigner and mith is entirety onkncvn to me 1 leave the public to judge therefore, whether or 110 the faid bonds were obtained by in a fraudulent manner, of the faid John Sriuth, as' he Mjas pleafed to fet forth in his. publication. fF To be For one Year, ry of lime ftone which, fo long ago as the year J773, lett, with fTT'HAT large and commodioos Houfe or Country Seat, at the the' ufe of 'three" kilns, for 90.

per annum; alio a valuable JL Falls of Schuylkill, belonging to the Subfcribcr, the laft fliad fifhery The dwelling houfe is ore of the largeft and moft year occupied by Col. Pickering, Quarter Mafter General, commodious in the State, and the fituation elegant, commanding and the preceding year by his Excelleucy the Ministjck or a view of the river for near four miles, as well as a pleafing va France. It commands a moft beautiful and grand view of the riety io the adjacent country There are likewife on the premi River Schuylkill and may be lett either with or without the fes a fmall delhng houle, two fpriag houies, barn, ltables, coach plantation and meadows, it loon applied for. Alib to be lett, houfe, Sec, The farm, exclufiye of the lime quarry, is now. lett for 125.

per annum wood delivered at the lime kilns on this place is worth Twenty Shillings per cord, which'renders the timber very valuable. I Any perfon inclined to purchafe, may knew the terms, by applying to saMuel miles. TWO DOLLARS Reward. TL7C7A brought to William Whitehead's tavern; in Phila commoiious houfe with a few acres of orcharJ and other ground. fit for a Summer Seat, joining the above and oppofite to the Fa'll'a Tavern.

For terms apply toGmtiAi Mirrtiw, near the prcmifes, or to Mrs. Smitm, at Mrs. Bomb's, in Chednut ftreet, Philadelphia. WILLIAM SMITH. April 9 '73 XHLREAS tie, fubferiber, living in Pikeland in toe cOunty of Chefter, has fiened fix Bonds unto' Mastha Bogcj of the fame place, widow of John Bogg's, late of Pikeland aforefaid, deceafed, conditioned for the payment of VV delphiay on the 22d tnftant, and afterwards ftrayed away Fifty Pounds payable on the 27th day cf May next, and in Second ftreet, Almall bay MARE, nine years old, fhod al fucceJBvely every year until the year 1788 included, but 2s the rpund and fuppofed to be with foal.

Any perfon taking up faid faid Martha Boggs is not likely to make good the title on a tract Mare, fa that the fubferiber, living' in Bucks county, and town of Jand for which the faid money is due thefe are therefore to (hip of Warmiafter, may get her again, ihall have the above re forewarn all perfons not to take ari aflignment on faid bonds, as ward with reafbnable charges, paid by he is determined not to difcharge the fame until compelled by March 31. WILLIAM MiLLER. laW. Pikeland, March 31. JACOB NaILOR.

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