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Monsieur Blondel 2, Archibald Bell, The Honoura
ble George Bryn, captain William Brown, of artille
ry ; Theodorus Barry, doctor Thomas Bond, junior,
6 ' John Burrell, monsieur Bolifraud, Alexander
Broughton, George Bele, Eleanor Butler, Michael
Baker 2, Robert Burchan, Mary Blackwood, Jo.n
Bradford, ju ior, John Barber 2, Thomas Burns,
William C. Bradford 2, William Brumwell, Hiacinthe
Bernard, Ignatius Boon, Lewi's Bryan, John Black,
Philips, Adams and Boiling; monsieur Solli r de Beau
fort 3, Mrs. Barclay, Chriflopher Baker, Samuel
Montgomery Brown, Mr. Bitfner, David Bowen,
Benjamin Boutcher, Moreland ; Samuel Baird, Pottf
town • colonel Sidney Berry, Bromley.
C.
A LT3T of LETTERS remaining in the GENERAL
POST-OFFICE. PhiLdel, hia, January sth, 1781.
MONSIEUR De Arendt 2, captain Shubert Armi
tadge, doctor Allord, captain John Alton, Mr.
Abert, captain Isaac All, John Ap^daile Ephraim
Abrahams, John Ackroyd, William Atlee, Laocafter;
Peter Afton, junior, 2, Reading.
Curtis Chy, John Cox, Andrew Caldwell, general hos
pital; Mrs. Crofts, captain Eleazer Callender, Tho
mas Canadine, Samuel Chamberlaine, junior, Thom/s
Cochran, Paul Cox, Thomas Coat;, Jacob Cohen,
Cornelius Cooper 2, Daniel C. Clymer, dodor Samuel
Clegatt, Joshua C-rey, Thomas Carre I, captain Wil
liam Craig, Andrew Cafhin, Ananias Cooper 4, mon
sieur Arnout Comrerai, Ebenez r Colby, Samuel Cu
nard, Cona<d Cramner, Germantown ; Thomas
Coombe, Chefnut Hill; John Cox, Chester county.
D.
Robert Duncan, junior, Mr. Debaugie, Francis Day-,
mon 3, Mr. Dally, Reverend George Duffield, Ma
dame Dubernard, John Duffield, Samuel Dellap, Tho
mas Denton, Daniel Duofcomb,' Turner, Donnald and
Company; monsieur De la Clause, lieutenant Peter
Drummond, monsieur Dunaguier 2, Henry Dougher
ty, monsieur Dumont, Thomas Downing, Chester
county ; lieutenant James Dunlap, Lancaster ; Ehlha
Doane, Eaftham.
E.
Jonathan Evans, Mary Eddy, captain John Earle, co
lonel Benjamin G. Eyre 2, Reverend Jonn Ewing, Sa
muel Erwin, Abington.
F.
Benjamin Fuller, Elizabeth Ferguson, doctor James
Fallon, Thomas Ficher, Christian Fifs, John Finley,
Feter Freneau, monsieur De Forunice, Jacob Franks 2,
William Brown Fo go, John Field, monsieur De la
Foreb, William Forbes, Cumberland ; Thomas Farr.
G.
Captain George Geddes, Mrs. Alice Green, Jacob
Garrigues and Company, William Goforth, Francis
Gurney 6, John Gwin, captain Gainfell, Benjamin
Gibbs, Adam Gilchrist, Zechariah Goforth, Jonathan
Grice, Charles Garrison, Bucks.
H.
Quirier and Hunter, Henry Hill, Joseph Huddle 4,
Francis Haffenclever 2, Hannah Hobart, John Hyfer,
James Heron, captain fohn Harper, Stacy Hepburn,
captain Benjamin Hoey, Daniel Hale, Joseph Hil
bourn, major David Hale, Patrick Hogan, Mrs. Hoff
man, Mr. Hubley, Daniel Hopkins, Robert Hodge,
monsieur Arnold Hoevelmann, Mary Harford 2, John
Hal, Samuel Hunt, Valley ; Jacob Hillman, Lancaf
ler; colonel Henry Haller, Reading.
L
Captain George Jamiefon, John Jaffers, Owen Jon°s,
junor, brigadier general James Irvine, Jared Inger
f°ll 3^ John Jenkins 3, captain Inkflun 2, William
Jourdan, doHor Daniel Jenifer, Samuel Jefferys, Abel
James, Joseph Johnson.
K.
Monsieur De Kirev n 3, Joseph Ker, James King,
John K?an, commissary : George Kennedy, captain
William Keeler, Barnt De Klyn, monsieur Kohler.
L.
Henry B. Livingston, Reverend Peter Levrier, Amos
Latham, John Aud. Laufat, Thomas Lawrence, John
Letelliere, Christian Leybrandt, Elijah Luce, Eliza
beth Lawrence, Robert R. Livingston 4, Robert C.
Livingflop 2, Robert Lyon, doHor Andrew Ladlie,
Eafton ; John Longftretch, Bucks ; John Lasher,
Cley.
M.
Edward Milne 3, doHor David Morrow, - Miss
M'Caulay, Mary Meredith, John , illerton Miller,
monsieur Molyneux, IfraH Morris Charles Mifflin,
John Mangill, captain William M'Faden, captain
Jrtn McCarthy, John M'Laughlin, Lyon M fes, Den
nis M+Crohan, Nicholas Morrison, Adam Mineer,
McCulloch, Barnabas M'Cleane, William
Moore, monsieur Marmajou 2, Hercules Mulligan,
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VOL. X. 1
GENERAL ADVERTISE R.
Published every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
monsieur De Malmedy, doaor Alexander M'Whor
ter, Abington, Catharine M'Cleane, Cneder.
John Nancarrow, William Nunwick, John Noles,
Oxford.
Brand and Seger, Joseph Shelcro't, Edward Shippen,
John Shedden, John C. SchweighauLr, Robert Sproul,
David Sivrett, William Sykes 3, Joseph Swift 2,
William Spencer 2, George Schloffer, Jacob Slow,
captain John Souder, John Swaine, Amos Sher^ in,
William Shute, Sarah Shaw, Timothy Sloan, Jot ph
Seabring, John Shee, ensign Spencer, Peter Scratch,
William Snippen, Thomas Shields, Elizabeth Stanes,
Simon Sempe 2, William Stutes, Richard Skelhorn,
Frederick Stall, Reverend James Sprout, Cornelius
Sturgis, Foxborough; Sarah Smith, Pequea; doHor
Henty Stuber, Lancaftec; Samuel Serjeant, Carlifle.
T.
Monsieur Trefirer, John Travis, Smith and Tilton,
William Tilton, Jesse Taylor, monsieur Ttffie 2, Jo
seph Turner, Michael Turner, Nelly Thomas, Bucks.
V.
JohnVincel, monsieur de Vitpre, captain JohnVickery.
0.
James Oellers, lieutenant Thomas Overton, captain
John Ofmni 2, Samuel Oliver-
Captain Francis Pr^aor, Thomas Penrofe, John Pem
berton 3, Jeremiah Parker, Peter Paris 4, John Phil
lips 2, Joseph Prowell 2, William Pusey, Jonathan
Potts, James Prideon, Mitthew Pervin, Eafion • cap
tain Al xander Patterson, Eaftoa ; Janet Piper, Ship
penfburg.
William Robinfop, Mr. Rey, Elizabeth Rutledge,
John Robertson 2, doftor Benjamin Rush 3, Matthew
Ridley, monsieur Roumieu, marquis De la Reverie,,
monsieur Rousseau, monsieur Le Roy, Mrs. Robettfon
Mr. Richelot.
Patience Warrell, Jeremiah Warder 2, Will am Weft,
John Welles, Benjamin Willard, John Williams 3,
Thomas Willing 3, captain John David Woelpper,
John Woodside, John Walch, Mr Willfon, Goodwin
Wilson, Bernard E. Webb, Mrs. Wells, Francis Wade,
Daniel Williams, Richard Ward, Carlifle; John Wir
ren, Snow-Hill; Jacob Wright, Hunting-Creek.
Y.
Samuel Young.
Z.
Paul Zantzinger, Lancaster.
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Port es Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ff.
To ALL whom it may concern.
ICTOTICE is hereby given, That a Court of Admi
" raky wjll be held at the Admiralty office in Arch
flrtet, btween Third and Fourth-streets, on Saturday
the Thirteenth day of January, instant, at 16 o'Clock
in the Forenoon, 'or the Trial of the Schooner or ves
sel called the SUCCESS, twthen about 80 ten', her
Tackle, Apparel, Furniture and Cargo, lately com
manded by Wiliam Wbrd, taken at sea, sent into this
port and libelled ^gainft, as prize, by THOMAS
READ, (qui tam, &.) To the end and intent, that
th- 0 n?r thereof, or any perfen concerned therein,
mar appear aid shew cauf , if any they have, why the
fame mould not be condemned pursuant to the Prayer
of the Li el, &c.
By Order of the Judge,
Jan. 8. ANDREW ROBESON, Regiffer.
BELOW are the numbers of Loen- ffice Certificates
which was taken in Chefapeak^b ay about the 28. h
of November last, on board the Luzerne, cant. S arp,
by the privateer Trimmer, captain Phillip f om New-
York, viz. No. 2700 and 2701, dated 20th Fe ruary,
177 g, each 1000 dollars, payable to Samuel S. Coale,
emitted by Thomas Smith, esquire, tieafurer of the
Continental Loan office, in Philadelphia ; No. 6395
and 6396, dated March 1779, 5 0 ° dollars each, pay
able to Thomas B. Hodgkin, emitted by Thomas
H .rrwood, efq tire, t/eafurer of the Continental Loan
office in Annapolis ; a description of the above Certifi
cates is lodged in both the Loan-offices, and will be
Itopped if preferred for payment.
Annapolis, Dec. 21, 1780. JOS. DOWSON.
To be Sold,
A compleat Billiard Table. Enquire of the
printers.
' OR,
THE
THE
To be Sold by Public Au&ion,
A certain Plantation,
Improvement of Tra6 t of Land,
Stua fc e and lying in Tyrone township, Cumberland
county, containing, by estimation, 300 acres.
JOHN BAYARD, Avdcneer.
TO BE LE T T,
Speedwell Saw-Mill and Lands,
On Waiding River, in Well New.Jerfey, Burlington
-County, &c.
The above Mill 2nd Lands were advertised and fold the
24th day of April lift, at vendue ; the renditions of
fe not being complied with, said Mill and Lands
revolved back to the former owner, &c.
T HEY will now be Lett, either to the
Shares er for Cash, as best suits the Renter, and
mav be entered on immediately : The Mill is in good
repair and now fawirg; she has plenty of timber, pine
and cedar, belonging to her ; the boards may be rafted
fr un the Mill-tail to where the sloops take in to go to
sea, or by carting about 8 miles, to a branch cf An
chorus, they may be brought dire&ly to Phi'adelphiag
There is on the Premites, one new two story Frame
House and Kitchen, wish good stone Cellars, a brick
Ov.n, two Log Houles for tenants, &c. a large Frame
Barn, 60 by 40 feet, and Stabling plenty for horses, a
good bearing Peach Orchard, young Apple ditto, a
geat plenty of summer and fall Feeds for oxen cr all
kinds of cattle ; the Land brings good Rye and Corn,
and Garden Truck in abundance. Should the Peffoa
applying, incline to fettle there, and choose to buy the
Plice, terms may be made easy, &c. It is agood feat
for a Furnace, with a great Qiantity of Coal-wood and
Ore belonging thereto. Fot particulars, apply to
BENJAMIN RANDOLPH, in Chefnut-ftreet.
N. B. A young, handy NEGROE WENCH, her
child, a BOY, To be fold, fit for country work. En
quire as above. Philadelphia, Dec. 11, 1780.
To be fold or let,
For a year or term of years,
ft LOT of about fix acres of LAND, with the
'§ ruins of a large brick hoof. thereon, situated on
Poplar lane in the Northern Liberties.
A two ftery frame mTfuage and lot of GROUN D,
and F ERRY-WH AR FF, on the north fide of
Mulberry or Arch street wharff, containing in breadth
east and weft 93 feet to low water mark, and extend
ing in depth north and south 4^ feet.
A Panration in Abington township, containing 107
acres of LAND, with a good dwelling-haul# thereon,
late the eftate^ of John Knight,
A moiety of 43 acres of land, in Germantown, on
the main street, adjoining lands of John Bringhurft
and doctor Warner's, late the, estate of Abraham Pif
toriu^.\
A moiety of a 100 acres of LAND, in Whitpaine
townfllip, adjoining lapds of James Morris, and John
Robert's, late the estate es Isaac Taylor. Enquire at
th? University, of JAMES CANNON.
Wanted,
LODGING and BOARD for a Gentleman in a pri
vate family, where there are no Lodgers., En
quire f the printers.
TO BE HAD, GENTEEL
Ready furnifhed Lodgings,
Suitable for a Imall Family, agreeably Gtuateu. En-'
quire of the Punters.
A ME to the pasture of the subscribe%
on the 6'h of August l^ft, a small Red BULL.
The owner is desired to prove his property, pay charges^
and take him away, JACOB SERRILL.
Darby, December io, 1780.
A Person who understands
The Printing Business,
May meet with Employment by applying to the Printer
of this Paper,
Ac the Coffee-boule, on Wednesday
EVENIN G,
The Seventeenth Instant, at SIX o'Clock,
JANUARY 13; 17^
{NUMB. 698.