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z. if anv Affeflor shall neglect or refute to perform
the duty aforefaid, the Commissioners of the relpec-'
tive counties, or any two of them, are hereby re
quired and enjoined to fine him in any sum n tex
ceeding Ten Pounds, unless such Afleilbr's refufal
proceeds from confeientious motives ; and such fine
shall be levied and recovered in the lame manner as
is directed by the laws of this provinc for levying
and recovering fines imposed on Assessors refufing
ornegle&iqg to perform the duties therein required
of them, to be paid into the hands of the refwf&ive
county Treasurers, to be by them delivered to the
farae per on, and applied to the fame use, as the
other m mies directed to be levied by the resolves of
this Hotife.
3. The Commiffiuners of the refpe&ive counties,
or any two of then, are hereby required and enjoin
ed to appoint tome proper perlon to make out the
lift aforefaid, in the place of the AffeAc r so refuting
or neglecting, which pei son so appoint d (hall make
out and return such lilt to the Commissioners on or
before the firft nay of May next ensuing.
4. Every Assessor or perlon appointed in his place
as a orefaid, shall, before he begins to make out
the lilts aforefaid, take an oath or affirmation,
which any Magistrate of the county is hereby re
quired and er,j dned to adminilter, without fee or
reward : " Ibat be will go to ibe place or places of
" abode of all and every per fan and perfans residing
" within bis town/bip, borough, <ward or dijiria and
'' make a faithful and diligent enquiry of, and en
'' deavour by all other law Jul ways and means in bis
" power, so procure a true and exaa account a id rifi
'' of the names and firnames oj all ma e albite persons
" capable 0, bearing arms, mb )are between the ages
" ot sixteen and fifyyears, reJi ring mitbin bis town
" foip, bor ugh, ward or diflriß, and will make a
'' return offoeb account or lift (if an Allcffjr) to the
'' Commifiuntrs rj the count, refpeaively in which be
'' reJides on or before the twenty fijth day of March
'' next ensuing, or (it a p&rfon appointed in the place
'' of an Atleffor) on or before the Ji,ft day of May next
''enfuing."
5. Every Assessor, or other person appointed and
a&mg in the place of an Assessor as aforefaid, shall
receive for his trouble in making out and returning
such lifts the sum of Four Shillings for every day he
shall be employed in that fei vite.
6. If Atty depute shall arise concerning the age
of any Non Associator, the h me sh dl ne determined
before the Commiffloners of the county, or ah, two
0 them, b, oith or affirmation of the peifon whole
a^isin question, which oath or affirmation the
laid Commiflioners, or any of them, is h%bv re.
quired to administer, or by any ether proper evi
dence.
7. The Captains of every company are required
and enjoined on or before the fifeceth day of M/rch
next entiling to deliver under his hand to the Colo
nel oftue battalion to which he belongs, a copy of
the articles' of Association tinned by the Adbciators
of hisc ^riny, therein mentioning the county and
the to^oHop, borough, ward or diftri&, in which
earii o' th # hid Aflriciators resides, which the Co
jonel fit I c rcfuily keep, and therefrom shall iin
mediar y^woce out and rctii n on or before the
twen y'n 'scay ot the fame month, a fair duplicate
to u,^ Lu ,a.diapers atorclau, of tig rcfpcgive 1
;§. The fi Id officers of e?.ch and every battali
on bull appoint a person ip every company to re
ceive such fines as may arise within the fame, for
breach of any of these ani^l-s, (except for non-at
tendance) and the commotio,led ofticers of the
compm) ftp), witn the approbation of the fid
officers, direct thole fines to be applied tothi relief
ot the^nectflitpus foidiers belonging to that cos
- and tin. ovc^ plus, " any, to other qeteflary
expenses & the company ; and inch perfcus th ill
account with the FicidOinegs, as often as required,
for all Rich lines received, and the application
thereof.
%6| The General or Commander in Ch ; ef of this
Affiliation for the time being, thafl have lull pow
er of pardoning or mitigating any censures or pe
nalties ordered to be in4i&ed for the brea h of any
of these articles by any general court of associators;
and every off nder convi&<d as aforesaid by any
regimental court of associators, may be pardoned,
or have his penalties midgated by the Colonel or
commanding officer of the pattdim, excepting on
ly where such centres or penalties are Utrected as
latirfaftion tor injuries received ,by one officer or
folditr from another.
27. Any officer, non commissioned officer, or
other person, who, having iqbfcribed thele arti les,
(hall refufe to make Inch coucelfions, pay such fines,
or in any other matter, refute to comply with the
judgment of any court of alfociators, (ball be oif
miffed the service, and returned to the Commiflion
ers of the county, who (hall charge and proceed
agairtft him as a non-associator, and he (had fur
ther be deemed unfriendly to the liberties of Ame
rica.
28. Upon the determination of any point hy a re
gimental court of associators, if the officer or soldi
er concerned on either fide, thinks himklf tbil
^ggtieved, he iilay appeal to a general court of al-
Tociators, but if upon a fecund hearing, the appeal
appears groundless and vexatious, the person so ap
pealing (hall be censured at the discretion of the
laid general court.
29. Upon the death, resignation, promotion or
other removal of a Field Officer, Standard-bearer,
or Auiqtant, the officers of the battalion fhali chute
a perlon in his place ; and upon the death, rtigna
tion, promotion or other removal of an officer or
court-ass ciaror from a troop or company, such va
cancy is to be filled by the perlon such troop or
company fhali e,e&.
30. No offi er or soldier (hall be tried a second
time for the fame offence, except in case of appeal.
31. Ail officers and feeders of every battalion,
tro °P, company or party of associators, who (hall
be called by the Assembly, or Committee of Safety
in recess of AiJembly, into actual service, (hill be
fubje& to all the rules and articles already made by
the Honourable Congress fur the government of
the Continental troops.
31. No commissioned, non commissioned officer
or private, fhali withdraw Ibmfplf from the com
pany to which he belongs, without a discharge from
the commanding officer of this batt lion, nor'fhall
such person be received into any other company
without such difeharge.
In testimony of our approbation and con sent to
be governed by these regulations, which have been
deliberately read to, or carefully peruled by us, we
have hereunto set our hands.
RESOLUPIONS dire&ing the mode of levying
taxes on Not; - Assoclators in Pennsylvania.
'' Tf' " ' Assessors of the several townihips, bo
-1 roughs, wards and uiftri&s within this pro
vice, are required on or before the twenty-fifth day
of March next enfutng, to make in writing and de
liver an ex?a lift of the names and tirnames of eve
ry male white person capable < f bearing arms, be
tween the agesof sixteen an I fifty years, (Millifters
c ' "be gospel of all denominations, and servants
purcbafed bonafide and for a valuable consideration,
only excepted) residing in such township, borough,
ward or diftri&, to the Coinmiffioners of the coun
ty chosen by virtue of the a& for railing of county
rates and lev es.
counties in which the said AiTociators rtfpeaively
r.-fide.
S. Tie fid Commissioners, or any two of them,
are required on or before the firft d y of June next
enduing to.nwet together, and cause their Clerics to
make pitfall lilts of the names and firnames of all
perlons mentioned in the duplicates returned to
them as aforesaid, wilt their places of abode, who
appear by Aeduplicates returned by the Colonels
not to I r.tli/n dthe articles of Association; and
thereupon :he laid Cummifhoners are required to
c'l r^c t very such perfin not aflociating, over and
above t<e rates and aUeflments set upon him by vir
tue of the Tws of this province, the sum of five
Pounds fen Shillings, on the lifts made out by their
ord r as a r orefaid.
9. If any person charged by'the Cornmiffioners
as a Non Afi'ociator, (half at the day ©f appeal pro
dqce to the Comnuflioners a certificate from the
commanding officer of any battalion, tooop of horse,
or company of ai tillery, that he has become an As
sociator in such battalion, troop or company, the
Cottimmibhers, or any two of them, IhHI make an
all warice in favour of such person, of Two Shillings
and Six pence for each of the days of exercise ap
pointed by this House, after such person became an
Affocritor, on which he attended his battalion,
tr op or company, of has been fined for non at
tendance.
10 If any person charged by the Commissioners
as a Non Associator foil; die before the day of ap
peal, or it before that day an accommodation (hall
be made between Great-Britain and the Colonies
on this Continent, and in consequence thereof the
military Association in this province fhali be dilfol
ved, in eithei ofthofe cases, the Commissioners, or
my two of them, fhali make an abatement in the
iffeffinent charged as aforesaid of Two Shillings and
ix Pence for each of the days of exercise afoielaid,
after the death of such Non-Associator, or the dis
locution of the Association.
it. ft any Non Afficiator, or tVe parent, guar
dian, matter or mirtrefj of an, Non Associator? be
tween the ages of sixteen and t ent -oneyears, or
any other Non-All A ror, fhab'think him or her
elf aggrieved by the tfeffme ^t afofefaid, he or fli
may appeal to the Commissioners of the coun y
wherein he or the resides, who, or anv two - f them,
fhali meet together on the tenth day of October next
enfutng, and so from day to day s long as may be
ec/fary, and at such place or places as the Com
missioners, 0: any two of them, (had appoint, of
which days and places of meeting they shall cause
the Collectors to give due notice to the inhabitants,
and then and there the said Commiffioneis, or any
two of them, fhali hear such appeals as may be made
to them, and may difeharge such assessment, or
lower the fame, as to them, on confideratibp of all
ci cumfTnces, (hall appear jutt and <quitabie.
12. The said Commissioners of the refpe&ive
counties, or any two of them, within ten days aftei
hearing and determining the appeals made to them,
(hail r dry and adjulf the lifts returned to them as
so e d, and the affeftraents thereon, and deliver
to the T reafurers of tl e refpe&ive counties a true
(count of the furns total which eveiv Collector
(hall he charged with in purfu nee of the e resolves,
and (hall cause their Clerks to make out and deliver
fair duplicates thereof to the refpe&ve Collectors
of the townihips, boroughs, wards and districts
within thei, relpeftive counties, who (hall collect
the said funis, keeping exadt and separate accounts
of the sums io charged on Non-Associators, and
(hall pay the fame into the hands of the refp^tive
county Treasurers, who fhali pay the fame into the
hnds of Michael Hillegas, Enquire, to be applied
to such put poles as this or any future House of As
Umbly fha'ijudge molt likel) to promote the public
welfare: And all perfens (hall be bale to the pay
ment of t^e laid turns in the fame manner, and the
Collectors fhal. have the fame powers, and shall pro
ceed in co being and levying the said sums, and
shall be accountable, in the fame manner as is di
re&td by the .&, entituled, “ A* A& for rating of
County Rates and Levies."
13 The allowances to the Collectors of such af
(effments, and to the Tr-.afuiers refy&ively, shall
be the I me with those appointed and dueled in the
collcawA of fines from Aflociatois for non-attead
ance.
14. The Treasurers of the refpe&ive counti s
before they enter on the duties hereby iequired of
them, fhali give the like security for the fa thful
difeharge cf their office to the Commissioners of
tnei several counties, that the, aie now obliged by
the laws <4 tlis p ovipce to give for the due pay
ment 01 Provincial taxes.
15. All and every p rfon and persons who are
required or enj ined by these resolutions, or any of
then?, to difeharge or perform any of the offices or
duties h< rein before mentioned, are hereby further
earr eltly and fblemnly required and enjoined, with
all diligence and fidelity, ft renuoufly to exert them
(elves in difeharging and performing such offices
and duties, and every part thereof, as they re, ard
the freedom, licurity and happineis of their coun
try."
Refolded, That the Committee of Safety procure
a fufficien number of the foregoing " Rules and
" Regulations lor the better government of the Mi
" htary Association in Per nfylvapia," “ The Arti
“ gles of said Association," and, “ The Resolutions
" directing the mode of levying taxes on Non As
“ faciators in Pennsylvania," to be immediately
printed in the English and German languages, and
transmitted to the commanding officers of the seve
ral battalions, and to the Commissioners es the fe
ver l counties in this province.
The Houle adjourned to Monday, the twelfth of
February next, at four o'clock, P. M.
Extras from the Minutes,
CHARLES MOORE, Clerk of Assembly.
Extras of a letter from George-Town, (Maryland)
November 26, 1775.
" Agreeable to what I wrote you by ,
I set out on luefday morning lalt for Frederick'
Town, and when within 8 or 9 miles of that place,
bad the pleasure to hear that Major Connolly, with
three companions, were taken about five miles
above Hagar's-Town, oq their way to Port Pitt ;
Connolly has been this Summer at Boston, where
he presented a plan of operation for the next spring,
to General Gage, which met the General's appro
bation, and he was now on his way to put it in ex
ecution. He is made Lieutenant Colonel Com
mandant, was to proceed to Fort Detroit, where
Captain Lord, who is now at the Illinois with two
companies of the Royal Irish, was to meet him with
the heul pieces and stores that are there. Connolly
was to raise a regiment, as many Indians and par
tizans as he could'; to enable him to do this, he
had power to engage every perlon that entered into
the service 300 acres of land when the troubles
were oyer, and whatever other pecuniary rewards
he mightthink proper, was to appoint and com
nrffion all the officers under him, which cominifli
ons were to be confirmed by Dunmore.
" With this force he was todriiroy Fort Pitt and
Fort Fincaitle, if the Americans (hould make any
refinance, and ineri Dud.nine by the 20th qf April
next at Alexandria, where he, Dunmore, was to
land an army 1: dcrthe, unop of the (hips of war.
Cotpuß,'^ ucm^aifyn# Q% one Cameron, who is:
For the PENNSYLVANIA PACKET.
On WEAVING.
SAY, Muse, what art did Nature introduce,
So great in genius, or so great in use ?
3ince the firft Cause, creating work began,
Digested Chaos, and rear'd up the man.
Form'd it . lebulous, and pois'd it in the air •
As when (he taught, whole bounties never cease,
To rob the sheep, and spin the snowy fleece;'
To Icoop the box, and fix the curious frame
Where rile the columns of immortal fame.'
Or when (he gave the fingers (kill to spread,
And guide the (buttle through the cleaving thread:
The threads unite faft as the shuttle flows,
And now they part, and new ag da they close :
So the contending and the fusions brood,
When they concur secure the public good.
Thus we vrith case and nicelt ik 11 prepare
1 hole radiant robes that Kings and Princes wear ;
Clowns too, and Peasants of th' lowed degree
Share and rejoice, celestial Craft! in thA;
,As the kind dwellings of a bounteous Nile
Fetters the foil, and makes all Nature smile.
Mortals refl & ! was this great art conceal'd
B-neath the gloom of Night, for ever viel'd,
In Nature's store what cloathing ffiould we find
To suit the dignity of human kind?
Unlefi you Ihould (Lords of the world below,
Made with a foul, and double sense to know)
Pifgude your noble forms, and press your sides
With Lions, Leopards, or with Camels hides ;
Kings then, if any Kings there wou'd have been,
Mign lway the Iceptre in a savage (kin,
And shaggy wrappers might assume the place
Wiitie leai let honours blaze with awful grace.
Who could account your loss, ye female throng,
Was fl x unipun, and weaving yet unknown ?
Cambricks had never crown'd the flowing tress,
Nor blue, nor crimson, spangled in your dress;
Phillis could ne'er, with all her fruitlefs art,
Make half the impression on a youthful heart:
> ou must have copied from your mother Eve,
And (till made aprons of the fig-tree leaves.—-
Send all the Lawyers to the torrid zone,
1 h Northern pole, or climates vet unknown:
Physicians too might mingle with the train;
Set them a floating on the Atlantic main ;
Take them, ye winds, and toss 'em where ye please.
Where delarts burn, or icy winters freeze;
Temperance (hall hand us all the stores of health,
And Iruth and Justice will preserve our wealth:
But fhou'd you expel the Weaver in his room,
Unwing his shuttle, and cut down his loom,
You might as well, the folly's just as great,
Stitch up your mouths and cease to give 'em meat:
Hunger wou'd burst the bands in fpight of pain,
Ana naked nations call the loom again.
By authentic intelligence from Virginia we are
informed, that Lord Dunmore with a party of
Regulars, and a number of volunteers, (inhabi
tants of Norfolk) had attacked a partyof Provin
cials and defeated them, with the loss of a few
men killed and taken.—That he had issued a Pro
clamation, declaring his determination, by virtue
of the power and authority to him given by his Ma-
J e fo, to execute Martial Law throughout that
Colony; and requiring every person capable of
bearing arms to resort to his Majesty's Stand
ard, or be looked upon as Traitors—and fur
ther calling upon indented servants, &c. to join
his Majesty's troops for the speedily reducing that
Colony to (what his Lordship is pleased to call)
“ a proper sense of it's duty." —The town of Nor
folk, it is said, is cheifly inhabited by Scotch Tories,
and these have voluntarily signed a paper, and
taken an oath, abjuring the authority of Commit
tees, Conventions and Congresses—some of the
good people also of Princess Ann County have
been perfumed to do the fame—but the latter it
is hoped and believed will loon be convinced of
their mistake in joining with their most inveterate
enemy in endeavouring to subvert their own Li
berties; and it is not doubted but the former will
speedily be made to feel the vengeance of that too
long insulted Colony.
When General Gage firft landed with his troops
in Button the last year, he prattled the fame arts
in the Colony of Maflachufetts-Bay, which Lord
Dunmore has been pradifi g in Virginia; employ
ing his underftrappers to prevail upon simple
people to sign associations, and “ abjure the au
thority of Congresses, but most of them soon law
their error and retraced—the rest fled to the Ge
neral for protection from the just wrath of their
countrymen. —The body of the people at length
finding Gage an incorrigible enemy, declared his
feat vacant, and have fines taken the government
into their own hands—O Sifter V iRGIN IA, go
thou and do likewise!
Married, at Giaeine Park, on Thursday even
ing lall, Do&r WILLIAM SMITH, to
Miss YOUNG, both of this city.
*#* The Committee of Privates are request
ed to meet this evening, at Six o'clock, at Mr.
Stiles's School-house.—As the bufinels is of im
portance, it is hoped all the Members will attend.
To the Good Women of this Province.
As the spinning of Yarn is a great part of the
business in Cloth Manuf &ories, in thole
countries where they are carried on extensively, and
to the best advantage, the women of the whole
country around are employed as much as poffinle.
The Managers of the American Manufaddo y in
this city, being defireus to extend the circle of this
part of the business, wifti to employ every good
spinner that can apply, however remote from the
Factory; and as many women in the country m^y
supply therofelves with the materials there, and may
have leiiure to spin considerable quantities, they are
hereby informed that ready money will be given
at the Factory up Market- Brest, for any parcel, ei
ther great or small, of hemp, flax or woollen yarn.
The Managers return their thanks to all those
inductions Women who are now employed in spin
ning fur the Factory; the (kill and diligence of
many entitles tl-em to the public acknowledgment:
We hope as |you k^ye begun, so you will go Qn,
and pever be wfary ia veil doing.
now a Lieutenant with promise of promotion, one
Dr. Smith who lays he was to be Surgeon of Con
nolly's regiment ; the other was Connolly's fer
vaitt.
'' They were brought into Frederck's-Tovm on
Wedneiday morning, and oh Thuri'day examined
before the Committee: On fearchihg their portman
teaus a copy cf Connoliv'splan was found : Thus
you fee a part of the diabolical ftheme is defeated,
but make no doubt Dunmore will bird an army at
Alexandria in the Spring ; bur as their feneme has
thus providentially come to light, hope such pre
parations wII be made, as will enable us to give him
the reception he merits."
in Committee 0, :,ii iy, ».<„./,r- o , t<
All peifors who ait w,,br : to b ,t \ibr, ts, - ,
and men imploitd m the Amed 'Boats with the
following ravens, viz, Sever rounds es bread ver
y/eck, or ix pounds of flon:—.']en poundsof te I,
[ mutton, ot perk-—1 he value of fix pence per week
in roots and ^g^bles, Lit ^d vineeai—Three
pints and a halt < frurr, or |&i in proportion, are
defined to lend in their propolis to fids (f> Imitree,
<no before the fixflid?.} o' December infant, when
tub (..me will be cpr.fidered.
Ine contrast to commence on the eleventh of
Deceniber, and to enotinue for the (pace of Aue
months, if the men me not 'ooner dilcharged.
Extras from the Minutes,
WILLIAM GOVETT, Secretary.
^^<'^sss4 -^^-</0^44'^^4$
TO-MORRO W,
At ONE O'CLOCK at
JOHN Hart's
V\E N D U E-ST O R E,
At the corner of South and Fr nt-ftreets, will be=
gin the S ALL of a neat affertment of
ME R C H A N D I Z E,
Among which are,
P ROADCLOTHS in pieces and patterns,
naps, <caungs, foirel l cloths, eniboffed flan
nr'\ vel ™ e ! s ' n fil . k ferrets > ribbonds, furniture
checks, Tuiky Gripes, bed furniture, fluff (hoes,
c^mblets, werfted damasks, cverlafrngs, dmants!
tamm es, di lloons calliuancoes, hair plush, worth
ed breeches p tterns, bandano handkerchiefs n,uf
'^"? "'^ brand y $ £ in , gl^fi globes,
Irish hollands. Also, a ne a t affertment of iron
pots and stoves; a chest of coach makers tools;
white done and cream coloured ware, &c.
N. B. GOODS for public and private r al e are
received at said Store, and fold for Clfh only.
TO BE SO L D,
A^^^"y^°° d and lar ^ e IRON
<HI, made in the best and strong
est manner. Enquire of PHILIP BE
zf '’ at the corner ° f Market and
THE VoTFsof the Honorable House OF
Assembly of this Province, from N vem.
ber zo to November 25, l,ft pHt, ar fc this ~&
li(hed, and to he fold by Henky Miller, Printer
in Race-street.—They coi tair, among m n% other
very interesting matters, the Rules and Regula
tions, the Articles, and the R lo v ^of the Houfe'
concerning the Affociati, n cf thi- Province *
Also to be had of f,id Henv Miller, 7 7 Bad
mair's GERMAN GRAMMAR, whereby
according to the Author's own words, any dili^nt
Enghfh learner mav attain to the knowledge c„ he
German L ngua, e witloutthe affiltance of a matter.
SAMUEL GARRIGUES, J cn
H ve for Sale (as ufuaj at their Wire house in
Market street, near the London Cpffi-ehoufe
Philadelphia,'
C° TTON in bags, excellent Florence oil in
chests, fr^fh cinnamon, cloves and mace, <of T
fee in 1 ags and barrels, allum, brimstone, indigo
chocolate, pimento, &c. &c. &c. .§ °'
Philadelphia, December 177;.
To BE SO L D,
A DUTCH LAD who has been two years in
the country, kao%s something of farming,
and is verv capable of doing the work of a garden,
as he perfedly understands the use of the fp^de,
having been most y employed in that work He is
capable of doing a full dais work with a man, and
is fold for no fault : He is foher and honest, and'
has five years and nine months to serve from this
day. Also a pair of large OXEN; they are war
ranted as well broke as any in the province, found
in every refpeft, ard 11 exceeding good condition ;
(even years old. Likewise a new broad wheel
CA RT,to be drawn either by horses or oxen, as
there is a pair of (hafts for horses and 1 tons ue for
oxen. Enquire of TUREUTT FRANCIS
in Chefnut street. *
Worcefier County, Maraud, October 3 i, i 77 5.
WH EREAS John Dennis, E'q ; of Wor
cester Count., Some time past obtained a
bond of Milby Atkinson, deceased, in h:s life
time, for pay ment or EtJt Hundred and Seventy
Pounds, current money of Matyland ; —And wh e e
as it is probable the said De. nis may affu n the
bond to some perlon, unacquainted with rhe cir-
cumftances und^r which it was procured, the sub
scriber thinks it necessary to give this public notice,
that she is determined to confett payment of the
lame, as from the manner in which ir was obtained
she is advised a Court of Equity will relieve asainft
it. X EUPHEMIA ATKINSON, Execute x.
To be LET or SOL D,
Tw o small Plantations in the country, twen
ty-one miles from Philadelphia, to be rented
with or without land : The one place has 105 acres,
the other 205 acres, on which there is new ftunc
houses. Enquire of the Printer.
T O BE Fo L 57
On reasonable Tents,
A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
situated in the heart of this city. Enqun, of
the Printer. 1
SIX DOLLARS REWARD,
RAN AWAY from his bail, on Sun T
day the 19th of November last, a certain
JOHN M'C ON HUY, about five feet tour
inches high, twenty three years of age, has long
black hair tied behind, and the top of his note bit
off; had on and took with him, a fount blue coatee,
a red and blue mixed broadcloth Hrait coat, uhne
napped jacket, Itriped fik ditto, old (hues, b f Q
buckles not fellows, and an almott new fur hat.
Whoever fecuies him in any of his M jetty's gaols',
so that the fubferiber may get him again, ihali have
the above Reward, paid by
DAVID M'CONHE Y, living near
1 Chiiltiana Bridge, Newcastle County.
C'AME to the plantation of the fubferiber.
, near the Falls of Schuylkill, a brown CCW,
with a little white in her forehead. The owner 1$
defied to come, pay charges, and take h<r aw ,y.
§ HENRY SWEET.
November 1, 1775.
WAS 1 AKEN UP, about three
weeks ago, near the Sevier Ferry, <a
Schuylkill, a black lIORSE, ah mt twelve b m$
high, ten yeais old, with awl itt fyot cntail I e
his tail, a white liar in iris forehead, and a ^ey
nos. The .ov.ner j> defued to some, pay chains,
and take hint away.