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The Committee then proceeded to chufe a
Committee of Correspondence, and Edward Bid
dle, William Reefer, Mark Bird, Jonathan Potts,
and Christopher Witman, were duly eleded a
Committee of Correspondence for this county.
Extracts from the proceedings of the Committee,
JONATHAN POTTS, Secretary.
To the Inhabitants of BERKS County.
Friends and Countrymen,
TH E affairs of America grow every day more
serious, and our unhappy disputes batten to
£ conclusion—lt becomes us now to call into ex
ercise every public virtue, and to ad as becomes
men engaged in the folemri cause of liberty—The
Jeaft disunion, the least negled of duty, will be
fatal —The wife regulations pointed out by the
Continental Congress, for the preservation of our
rights, must be most faithfully observed, if we
expect to succeed in the present just and necessary
Defence of our liberties.
Deeply impfeffed with these fehtiments; the
Committee of this county have taken into consi
deration the proceedings of the Philadelphia Com
mittee, for encouraging the breed of sheep. This
regulation appears to us so necessary and wife,
that we take the liberty of tranferibing it, and do
most earnestly recommend a careful and faithful
adherence to it. viz.
“ Whereas the congress, among other resolves
for the preservation of American liberty, did, on
behalf of themselves and the inhabitants of the
Several colonies they represented, firmly agree and
associate, to use their utmost endeavours to im
prove the breed of sheep, and increase their num
ber tc the greatest extent, and to that end to kill
them as sparingly as may be, especially those of
the most profitable kind; the Committee there
fore do most earnestly recommend to the inhabi
tants, as the best method of carrying the fame
into execution, neither to purchase, for themselves
or others, nor to use in their families or elsewhere,
any Ewe Mutton or Lamb, from and after this
date, until the firft day of May next ; and from
and after the said firft day of May, not to pur
chase or use any Ewe Lamb until the firft day of
October following; and to difeourage from thence
forth the killing and sale of Ewe Mutton and
Lamb as far as they possibly can."
The Committee flatter themselves, that the Se
veral store-keepers and other venders of goods of
(this county will most truly adhere to the Associ
ation, with regard to the price of their goods ;
but if, contrary to our expectations, any one
Should be so base as to take advantage of the pre
sent Situation of the country, and raise the price
of goods beyond the prescribed limits, the Com
mittee do earnestly recommend, that information
of such conduct may immediately be given to one
of the Committee, that the conduct of the person
complained of may be enquired into, and that pro
per steps therein may be taken by the Committee.
We also beg leave to recommend to the good
people of this county, an attention to the railing
Flax and Hemp, and to promote every kind of
manufacturing and industry in their refpe&ive fa
milies. And finally, we request at this awful cribs
of affairs you will carefully attend to the import
ant advice given by the Congress, to avoid every
species of extravagance, luxury and diffipatiou.
Signed by order of the Committee,
JONATHAN POTTS, Secretary.
Thenvetln, , WAS then adjournca to theist
Wednesday of February next, at eleven o'clock.
Attest. William Coop Eß, Town-Clerk.
A letter from Montreal, to a gentlem^ in this
town, informs that a considerable fam was col
leded for our fufferers, in that place, arid would
be lent in a bill; that the Canadians laughed at
the puffs of an army from thence, as it was not
in the power of government to raise JOOO men,of
the refufe of that country for the infamous design,
and that even the French farmers wished the con
tinuance of our liberties.
Lift week the marines, Which lately arrived in
the men of war from England, commanded by Ma
}or Pitcairn were landed, and are now in barracks
it the north part of the town.
, HILADELPHIA, January 16.
The Committee of the City and Liberties of
Philadelphia will meet this afternoon, at Five
U'clock, at the Philosophical Society's Hall.
On Tuesday last departed this life, in the 75th
year of his age, Mr. JAMES PELLER,
bf this city.—He was always diligent and ftrißly
just in the discharge of the trust reposed in him.
His remains were, on the Thursday following,
interred in Christ Church burial-ground, attend
ed by a refpeftable number of his friends and fel
low citizens.
To the COMMITTEE for the City and Liber
ties ^Philadelphia.
Gentlemen, Reading, Jan. 3, 177 g.
TH E Committee of this county met yeftet
day, when the letter from your Committee
of Correspondence was laid before them.—We
have the pleasure of informing you, that our Com
mittee, with the greatest alacrity and unanimity,
agreed to the propriety of a Provincial Conven
tion, and have accordingly appointed seven of
their number to attend that service.
We take the liberty of enclosing you an extras
of the proceedings of our Committee. We are,
Gentlemen, wijb great refped,
1 oiir most obedient servants,
The Committee of Correspondence.
Reading, January 2, 1775.,
THIS day the Committee of the county met
here : A letter from the Committee of Cor*
refpondence of the city and liberties of Philadel
phia was laid before them, proposing a Provincial
Convention to be held at Philadelphia the 23d
instant.
The letter being duly considered, the Commit
tee unanimously agreed to the proposed conventi
on, and appointed Edward Biddle, Christopher
Schultz, Jonathan Potts, M^k Bird, John Pat
ton, Sebastian Levan, and Baltfir Gehr; a Com
mittee to attend the said convention in behalf of
this countv.
The following is a LIST of as many Members as
were returned for the New Parliament by the
4th of November ; the others fall be puhlifad
atfoen as they are received ;—lt is said that up
wards of one hundred of them are new Members ;
which; those of our customers who are inquijitive
to know ma, easily find out, by comparing this
lift with those heretofore inserted in the Regifers
published bn Great-Britain or America.
St. Albans, ^IR Rich. Sutton, J. Radcliff, Bfq;
) Abington, John Mayor, Eq;
Andover, Sir John Griffin, B. Lethieullier, Esq;
Aylefoury, Antho. Bacon, Esq; Aubrey, Eiq:
Banbury, Lord North.
Bath, John Smith, Esq; Moyfer, Esq;
Bedouin, Earl of Courtown. Paul Methuen, Esq;
Beverley, Sir J. Pennyman. G. F. Tuffnell, Esq;
Brackley, Will. Egerton, Esq; 1 im. Cafwall, Eiq;
Bramber, Sir Henry Gough. Tho. Thornton, Elq;
Bridport, Tho. Coventry, Eiq; Hon. —Carey, Esq;
Bridgewater, Hon. A. Paulett. Benj. Alien, Eq;
CambridgeT. C S.Cadogan, Esq; SoameJenyns, Esq;
Canterbury, Rich. Mlles, Esq; Sir Will. Mayne.
Chitpinham, Sir Edw. Baynton. Sam. Marsh, Esq;
Cirencester, J Whittled, Elq; S. Blackwell, Esq;
Colcheter, ( ha. Grey, Eiq; Mart. Rebow, Elq;
Cricklade, Arnold Nr fbitt, Esq ; William Earl, Esq;
Darby, Rt.H.Ld. Fied.Cavendifh. Wen.Cdke, Esq;
Devizes, Cha. Gai th, Esq; James Sutton, Esq;
This Committee then chose out of their own
body the following persons, as a standing Com
mittee of Correspondence, viz. George Taylor,
Lewis Gordon, Henry Kooken, Peter Kachlein,
Jacob Orndt, and John Okley, Esquires, and
having also chosen Lewis Gordon for their tre^-
surer, and Robert Traill for their clerk, they
adjourned to Monday, the 9th of January, in
order to take into their further consideration the
duties of the important trust reposed in them.
ROBERT TRAILL, C.k.ofCkm.
To the Fr E Eh 0 l d ERs, Eleflors for the County
^Burlington.
AS the late Continental Congress, for the
preservation and Support of American liber
ties, have entered into an association in behalf of
themselves and the refpedtive colonies they repre
sented, and have recommended the appointment
of Committees in the several towns and counties,
to observe the conduct of all persons touching the
fame; it is therefore thought neceiTary by the
Committee for the county of Burlington, that the
Freeholders, inhabitants of said county, who are
qualified to vote for members of assembly, should
meet at the Court-house in the city of Burlington,
on Tuesday the 14th of February next, to choose
a Coihmittee for the above mentioned purposes
And it is hoped that the importance of the cause
will induce people in general to give their attend
ance, as the peace and good order of the county
may in a great toeafure depend on the prudent
condud of the persons appointed to this service.
New-Jersey, fan. 4, 1775.
Extrart from the Minuts of the Committee of
CHESTER County.
In COMMITTEE, January 9, 1775.
RESOLVED unanimoufo, That Anthony
Wayne, Thomas Hockley, Hugh Lloyd,
Richard Thomas, Francis Johnston, Samuel Fair
lamb; Lewis Davis, William Montgomery, Tho
mas Taylor, Joseph Mufgrave, Jofhul Evans, and
Perfifor Frazor, or a majority of them be, and
they are hereby appointed a Committee from this
body, to meet in Provincial Convention in the
city of Philadelphia, the 23d infant; and that
they do make report to this Committee at their
next meeting.
Revived unanimously, That contributions from
this county for Supplying the necessities and alle
viating the distresses of our brethren at Boston,
ought to be continued, in such manner and so
long as their occasions may require. It is there
fore recommended, that each member of this
Committee who is not already provided with a sub
scription paper, do immediately (et one on foot.
Refolded unanimoufy, That Mr. Wayne, Mr.
Johnston, Mr. S. Fairlamb, Mr. Lloyd, Mr.
Morton, Mr. Bonfel, and Mr. Oakford, be a
Committee of Correspondence for this county.
The Committee then adjourned till the 20th of
March next, to meet at the house of Richard
Chayney, in the township of East Caln, at Ten
o'clock, A. M. By order of the Committee,
F. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
No ENTRIES this week, outnaviga
tion being at present impeded by the ice.
Agreeable to public notice for that
purpose given to the Freeholders and Free
men of the county of Northampton, qualified to
vote for Representatives in the legislature, a very
refpeccable number of them met at the Court-house
in Eafton, in ' the county of Northampton, on the
21st day of December, '774; when George
Taylor, Peter Kachlien, and Henry Kooken, Es
quires, were appointed Judges of the election for
a Committee of Observation and InfpeCtion, con
formable to the eleventh article of the AffociAtion
of the Continental Congress, and recommended
by the General Aflembly of this province.
The late County Committee appearing, and re
signing their authority, received the public thanks
of the county for their faithful fcrvtces.
The election of a new General Committee of
Observation and Infpe&ion for this county was
then proceeded in, and the following persons were
duly chosen, viz. Lewis Gordon, Peter Kachlien,
Jacob Orndt, Michael Mellinger, Melchoir Hay,
jacob Reich, George Taylor, John Hays, junior,
John Okley, George Klein, Anthony Larch,
Christopher Wagner, Jacob Morey, John New
comer, John Wetzel, Peter Trexler, Andrew
Engleman, Sebastian Truckenmiller, John Griefe
mer, Peter Buckhalter, Henry Kooken, Henry
Haughenbaugh, David Defhler, Philip Seller,
Casper Doll, Thomas Clark, Joseph Gallon, Sa
muel Rea, Philip Drum, Ludwig Erb, John
Triefback, Daniel Knows, Thomas Everett, Mi
chael Ohl, John Hartman, Nicholas Kern, Wil
liam Thomas, John Everett, Abraham Smith,
Abraham Miller, Jacob Brisker, Nicholas Dupui,
Esq; John Van Campen, Emanuel Gonfales, John
Van Etten, and Abraham Westbrook.
Dover, J. Trevannion, Esq; John Henneker, Ffy
Dunwich, Ger. W. Van Neck. Miles Barnes, Esq;
St. Edmund's Bury, Rt. Hon. Augustus John Her
vey. Sir Charles Davers.
Galton, Sir Will. Mayne. Robert Scott, Efq}
Gliucefler, C. Cha.Barrow, Esq; G. A. Selwin, Esq;
E. Grinjiead, Lord G. Germaine. General Irwin.
Guilford, Sir Fletcher Norton. Geo. Onflow, Esq;
Hinfn, General Smith. Hollis, Elq;
Hereford,C. J.Scudamore, Eiq; Sir. Rich.Symonds.
Heyden, Sir Cha. Saunders. B. Thompson, Esq;
Heytejbury, LG.A'Court Afhe. H.Col. W Gordon.
Honiten, Sir Geo. Yonge, C< x, Esq;
Huntingdon, H.W.A.Montagu. G.Wombwell, Esq;
Hythe, Sir Cha. Farnaby. Will. Evelyn, Esq;
Ilcbe/ler, Peregrine Cult, Esq; William Innes, Esq;
King's Lynn, C. Molineux, Esq; Hon. T. Walpole,
Ludhw, Lord Villieis Mr. Clive,
Maid/tone, Sir Horace Mann. F : nch, F'q;
Malden, Nathan, Esq; Strutt, Esq;
Malmfury, Hon.Mr.Cha. Fox. Will. Strahan, Esq;
Malton, Ed. Burke, Esq;
Marlborough, Sir James Long. Hon. J. BrudeneP.
Marlon, J. B. Warren, Esq; Will Clayton, Eq;
Midhurft, H. Mackworth, E q; Cleiit. Tudwy, Esq;
Nescafe, W. Robinson, Eiq;
Oxford, C. Lord, R. Spencer. Hon. Peregr. Bertie.
Oxford, U. Sir R. Newdigate. Francis Page, Esq;
Peterborough, Rich Benyon, Esq; M.Wild bore,Efq;
Plymouth, Lord Barrington. Sir Charles Hardy.
Downton, T. Duncombe, Est; T. Dummer, Esq;
Droitivich, Edw. Foley, Esq; F. Foley, jun. Esq;
Durham, Sir T. Clavering. Sir John Eden.
Durham, Lt. Gen. Lambton. John Tempest, Esq;
Efx, John Luther, Eiq; John Convers, Esq;
Exeter, John Walter, Esq; Bamfyld, Eq;
Eye, Col. Phillipfon. Mr. St. John.
Foavey, Ph. Rafhleigh, Esq; M. Shuldham, Esq;
Gloucejejhire, Sir Win.Guife. Ed. Southwell, Esq;
G ampound. Sir Joseph Yorke. R. A. Neville, Etq;
Grantham, Lord Geo. Sutton. Sir Brownlow Cuft,
Hampfoire, Sir Simeon Stuai t. Sir Harry St. John.
HaJl^mere, T. M. Molineux, Fq;
Port/mouth, Sir Edw. Hawke. Peter Taylor, Esq;
^ueee/boro', Sir Cha. Frederick. Sir W. Rawlinson.
Reading, Fra. Annefley, Esq; John Dodd, Eg;
Rocbefle, Rob. Gregory, Elq; G. F Hatton, E'q;
Ne-tußomney, Sir Ed. Dering. Rich. Jackson, Esq;
Sandivich, P. Stephens, Esq; William Key, Esq;
NewSarum, Ld Vis. Falkttorie. Will Hutfey, E q;
Scarborough, Lord Tyrcennel. Sir Hugh Palilfer.
Seaford, lord Gage. Geo. Medley, Eli];
SbaftJbury, Fran. Sykes, Esq; T. Rumhold, E r qj
Southampton, Rt.Hoh. H.Stanley. J. Fleming, Esq;
Southwark, Nat. Polhill, Ffq; Henry Thrale, F. q;
Steyning, T. E. Freeman, Elq; P. Honeywood, Esq;
Stockbridge, Lord Irnhkm. Cipt. Luttrell.
Sudbury, —— Fonereau, Esq; —— Crefp:gny, Esq;
Te^wkefoury, SirW.Codringin. JofefphMartin,Eiq;
Pallingjord, John Cator, Esq; Sir Robert Barker.
Warwick, Hon. Cha.Greville. Hon. Capt.Greville.
Weils. Clem. Tndway, E'q; Robert Child, Esq;
Weymouth and Melcomb Regis, R. H. Welbore Ellis.
W. C. Grove, Esq; John Purling, Esq; John
Tucker, Esq;
Wilton, Hon. N. Herbert. Hon. H. Herbert.
Winebefer, Hen, Penton, Esq; Lov. Stanhope, Esq;
Wind, or, Hon. Aug. Keppel. Hon. J. Montague.
Woo flock, William Eden, Esq; John Skinner, E q;
Yarmouth, Hon. R. Walpole. C. Towfhend, Esq;
York, City, M. B. Hawke, Esq; Cha. Turner, Esq;
Coventry, Yeo, F/q; Walt. Waring, Esq;
Aldborough, T.Fonnereau, Esq; Rich.Combe, E'q;
Arundel, Tho. Brand, Eiq; Geo. L. Newnham, Elq;
Ashburton, Cha. Boone, Efa; Rob. Palke, Esq;
Barnflaple, J. Cleveland, Esq; W. Devaynes, Esq,
Bedford, Sir Will. Wake. R. Sparrow, Esq;
Berwick, J Wilkinson, Esq; Col. Vaughan.
Bifbofs Caflle, Geo. Clive, Esq; H. Strachey, Esq;
Bodmin, Geo. Hunt, Eq; Jimes Laroche, Efy
Bridgenorth, Lord Pigot. J. Whitmore, Esq;
Calne, Col. Barre, j. Dunning, Elq;
Cambridge, U. Marq.df Granby. Rich.Coftes, Esq;
Camelford, J. Aroyand, Esq; Fran. Herne, Esq.
Carlisle, .Norton, Eq; Storer, Esq;
Caflle Rising, A. Wedderburne. R. Mackreth, Esq;
Christchurch, Hon. Mr. Hyde. James Harris, Esq;
Clithcro, Hon. A. Curzon. T ho. Litter, Esq;
Dartmouth. Lord Vis. Howe. I<. Hopkins^ Esq;
Dorfetyhire, Geo Pitt, Elq; Hum Stuart, Esq;
Derchefler, John Damer, Elq; Wiilian Ewar, Elq;
Higham Fer. Fr. Montagu, Esq;
Shrevsbury. Lord Clive. Leighton, Esq;
Stafford, R. Whitworth, Esq; Hugo Meynell, E q;
Thetford, Hon. Cha. Fitzroy. Hon. Cha. Fitzroy
Soudamore..
Tarn -worth, T.DeGrey, jun. Esq; Ed.Thurlow, Esq;
Tiverton, Nath. Ryder, Esq; John Duntze, Ffq;
Totnefs, Phil. Jennings, Elq; Amyatt, Esq;
Winlock, Sir H. Bridgman. Geo. Fcrretter, Esq;
Weftbury; Hon. Mr. Wennian. Nath. Bailey, Esq;
Rigan, B. Hotham, Esq; George Byng, Esq;
Worceferfhir&, Rt. H.W.Dowdefwell. —Foiey, Esq;
Worcefer,T. T. Bates Rous, Esq; John Walsh, Esq;
York, Lord Jolin Cavendish. Cha. Turner, Elq;
Sir Mer. Burrell.
Herefordshire, Tho. Foley, Esq ; Sir G. Cornewalf.
Ipswich, Tho. Staunton, Eq; Col. Wollafton.
Kimfon, Ld. Rob. Manners. Hartley, Esq ;
Lancafoire, Lord Stanley. Sir Tho. Egerton.
Lancaster, Ld. Ri. Cavendidi. Sir Geo. Warren.
Launcefion, Rt. Hon. 11. Morice. John Buller, Esq ;
Leicefler, Hon. Booth Grey. Darker, Esq;
Leominfler, Ld. Vis. Bateman. Thomas Hill, Esq;
Leaves, Sir Lho. Miller. Col. Hay.
Lincoln, Ld. Vis. Lumley. Viner, Esq;
Litchfield, Tho. Gilbert, Esq; G. A. Anson, Esq ;
Liverpool, Sir Wm Meredith. Rich, Pennant, Esq ;
London, Rt. Hon. Fred. Bull. J. Sawbridge, Llq;
R. Oliver, Esq; Geo. Hayley, Esq;
Juggefall, Lord Milford. Lord Geo. Gordon.
Middlejex, John Wilkes, Esq ; Mr. Serjeant Glynn.
Mine! ead, H. F. Luttrel, Esq ; and his Son.
Morpeth, M. Feline and Mr. Byron had a majo
rity on the poll, but before the Bailiffs could
sign the return, the mob broke in and obliged
them to return Mr. Eyre and Mr. Delme.
Montgomery, Wh. Keene, Elq;
Newcajlle upon Tyne, Sir W. Blakett. H. C. J.
Phipps.
Newport, C. R. H. H. Morice. Rich. Bull, Kfq;
Newport, H. Sir Rich. Woiftey. Hans Sloane, Esq ;
Newton, A. J. Keck, Esq; R. A. Gwillam, Esq;
Newtown, Sir J. Barrington. Ear. Powell, Elq;
Northampton, H. L. Tailerhache. Sir G. Robinson.
N rwick, Sir H. Harbord. Edw. Bacon, Esq;
Notinghamfoire, Earl of Lincoln.
Oxford, Lord Beauchamp. Hon. Robert Seymour
Conway.
Oxfordybi e, Lord Spencer. Vifeount Wenman;
Penryn, Sir Geo. Osborne. Mill. Clayton, Elq ;
Fetersfeld, Will. Jolliffe, Esq; Sit; Akx. Hume.
Pontejraa, Sit John Goodricke. Cha. Mellifh, Esq;
Fooie, Joshua Maugre, Esq; Sir Eyre Co* te.
Prefion. Sir Hen. Hoghton. G. J Burgoyne.
Eaji Retford, Sir Cecil Wray. Ld. T. P. Clinton.
Old Sarum, Hon. Tho. Pitt. P. Wnkinfon, Esq;
Bwwdiey, Will. H. Littleton.
AngleJcd, Lord Bulkley.
Appleby, Geo. Johnston, Esq;
Beefordfoire, Earl of Offory. Rob. Ongley, Esq;
Berkfbire, John Elwes, Esq; Christ. Griffith, Eiq;
BuckingbamfLit e, Earl Verney. G. Grenville, E@i
Philadelphia, January 12, 1775.
N O T I C E.
AL L perf^ns indebted to the estate of Alex
ander Gilmore, deceased, are requeued ro
make immediate payment, Otherwise they will he
proceeded against according to law : And all who
have any jutt demands against said estate are desired
to bring in their accounts, properly attetted, for
payment, to GEORGE BARTRAM,
Administrator.
, N. B. Said Gilmore cafne passenger in the ship
Magdalen, Capt. Wallace, from Glasgow, in the
month of October last.
BERTLES SH EE,
Has for SALF, at his store in Water-street, and
next door to John Morton's,
ALL kinds of WET GOODS, as usual,
on the lowed terms for cash He requests
all persons indebted to him to make payment.
BO HE A TE A,
Of an excellent quality, to he fold very low; by the
hundred weight or lesser quantity —Likewiie,
AL ARGE quantity of LAMP OYL by
the barrel, Spanish INDIGO, Mufcovado
SUGARS in barrels, with sundry other articles
in the Wet Goods way, as u'fual, to be ibid by
JOSEPH SPENCER,
In Second-street, between Arch and Race streets,
Philadelphia.
Cambridge^. Sir John H. Cotton. Sir Samp. Gideort.
Cardiff T. H. Mackworth, Eiq;
Carmarthenshire, George Rice, Esq;
Carnarvon T. Glynn Wynn, Esq ;
Chefoire, Sam. Egerton, Esq; John Crewe, Tfa;
Chefer, Hon. T. Grotvenor. Rich. Bootle, E.q ;
Cockermoutb, Flet. Norton, Esq; G Johnson, Eq,
CorfeCafle, John Bond, Elq; J JenkinfOß, Esq ;
Cumberland, Sir James Lowther. Hen. Fletcher, Esq ;
Denbighfoircs Sir Watt. Williams Wynn.
Devonshire, Sirßich. Bamfylde. John Paiker, F'o ;
Ever Sham, John Rufhout, Esq ; — Seymoui, Eiq ;
Flintshire, Sir Roger Moulton.
hint Town, Sir John Glynne.
Harwich, Edw. Harvey, Elq; Hon. C. Jenkinfon.
Hertfirdjhirc, Will.Plumer, Eiq; Tho. Hal ey,Efq;
HurtwgdGnjhire, Lord Hinchinbrook. Earl Ludlow.
Kent, Hon. C. Marfham. Tho. Knight, Elq;
Leiceferfire, Sir John Palmer. Tho. Noel, Esq;
Lime Regis, Henry Fane, Eiq; Hon. Henry Fane.
Monmouthfh John Hanbury,Eiq; John Morg 11, Eq;
Monmoub T. Sir John Stepney. z
Mntgomryjb. Will Owen, Efq;-
Northamptonshire. Lucy Knightly, Esq; 'Thomas
Powys, Eq;
Northumberland, Lord Algefc. Percy. Sir W.
Middleton.
Nottingham, Sir Charles Sedley. Hon. Will. Howe.
Pembroke, Hi gh Owen, Eiq;
New Radner, John Lewie, Esq;
Salop, Clia. Baldwin, Eq; Noel Hill, Efa;
Staffordshire, Sir Will. Bagot. Sit J. Wrottifly;
^'fblk, Sir Th< . Bunbury. Rowland Holt, Esq j
Surry, sir Fran. Vincent. James Scawan, Esq ;
Taunton, Hon. Ed. St fford.' Nath. Webb, E'q§
Wareham, Rilit Hon. William Gerard Hamilton.
Chriboph. D'Oyley.
Warwirkfoire, Sir Cha. Mordaunt. T. G.
Skipwith, E'q;
Wefmipfter, Earl Perty. Ld: Tho. Pelham Clinton.
lorf/hire, Sir Ge<r^e Saville. Ed: Lafcblleg, Esq;
Brijiol, Henry Ciuger, Esq; Edin. Burke, Eq;
: O^29^O^l^l^^^
Baltimore, January 10, 1775.
For LONDON DERR Y,
^r—— ? The ship
HIBERNI A,
THOMAS MORRISON,
Master;
"NT OW lying at Fell's Point,
; %r>™ AN has the greater part of her
^i&fyfrfy;; cargo engaged, and will be rea
dy to fail about the beginning
of next month: She is a flout new ihip, a prime
fuller, well accommodated for passengers, and the
Captain long experienced in the Irifli trade. For
freight or paflage apply to said matter at Fell's
Point, or to SAMUEL ai\d Robert Purviance.
A PERSON qualified to prepare R A
SIL K, with or without mixing with•
ted, &c. either for flockings, uorfete ns, cambists;
&c. FIT FOR THE LOOM, will meet with good
encouragement by applying to
THOMAS CLIFFORD,
BENJAMIN MORGAN,
JOHN KAIGH N.
Philadelphia, January 16, 1775.
SIX POUNDS REWARD.
WAS LOST in this city, on the 10th or
iith inll. a red Morocco leather Pocket
Book, with a silver spring clasp, in which were
five or fix Maryland Eight Dollar bills, two or
three Pennsylvania Fifty Shilling bills, sundry lot
tery tickets, and many papers which are valuable
to the owner ai d cannot be serviceable to any other
person. The above Reward will be paid .by the
Printer hereof for the book and what it contained
when loft ; and for the book and papers only,
TWO POUNDS.
fr HE WIDOW CASEY takes thH
& method to acquaint the Public, that flie caii
perfectly cure the Falling Fits ; and that file has
cured leveral, and never tailed : Also the Wet and
Dry Scurvy.— s he lives in Front Greet, between
Chefnut and Walnut-streets, Philadelphia.
CA M Eto the plantation of the sub.
scriber, in Durham townihip, Bucks coun;, ,
about the 26th oi July last, a dark bipwri C 0 W;
with some white in her face and on each jaw. I 1 :
owner is desired to come, prove his property, p^
charges and take her away.-
THOMAS LONG.
T O B E SO L D.
fr HE fl ME of an English f^rvant Man, whet
=has three years to leive. For terms enquire
of Mr. James Whitehead, in Philadelphia.
Doctor R Y A N's
IN( OMPAKABLE WORM-DFSTROY IN G
SUGAR P L U M B S;
A l s 0,
AMERICAN PARCHMENT
And I N K - PQWDE R,
TO BE SOLD B 3
JOHN D U N LA P.