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{CT" !^>e " lL Paper in
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NOTICE.
T H E Freemen of the City of Fhilidelphia,
A friends to the Eleftion ps Janus Kofs,
of Pit'/burg as Governor,, are requested to muet
at the Union School-Uotilc, in Germantown,
00 Saturday the aiH of September, at 3 o'clock,
in order to fix on a general ticket, to be 'pilot
ed for at the ensuing election, in tbe Pujr of
Philadelphia.
Bv order of the Gommitteeof Correspondence .
LEVI HGLLING3 WORTH.
Sept. 16.
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1 to,ooo wt. COFFEE,
ChMy jwiiwe quality,'in bag! and barraU,
4MB
ij bhds. SUGAR,
yusi arrived eit CastU,
Is the schooner Adventure, Capt. Devereux, from
Port Repnblicain, and for sale by
THOMAS & JOHN KETLAND.
Se|<tembeM7,l799- dut.
TO GRAZIERS.
In pursuance of the last will and teftamfflit of Ge
neral 13avid Forrnan, deeeafed, will be exrefed
to falc, at public vendue, (on the pretnifes) on
Wcduefday tbe 2jthday ot OSober next, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of that day,
THAT vjry valuable FARM and PLAN
TATION, lying on the Long Marih in
Queen Anne's county, Hate of Maryland, con
taining about five hundred acres, about fifteen
ftilcj iiom Cheflei town, fix from Church hill,
an-l twelve from the head of Chester.
This property is an cbjeA of very great /pe
culation, particularly to any person in the graz
ing line, and in fadt t» any p;. lon wilbing to
v«U their money in lands. There is a very large
propoition of Laid farm laid down in timothy,
and Will cu' graft fufficicnt, I doubt not, to pay
a neat profit of SCO dollars a-year. There are
al!b about twenty acres more cleared aud fit to
laydow in prafs j and wliat renders it more
valuable r«, that when ence the timothy is well
set, it will lall any person's life time: And
wba>. it called Ih« bed as the Marsh, (of which
there is a cnnfiderable part belonging to this
farm) thejoil is from four to fix leet deep, of
a black rich loom, and will average'from two
and an half to three tons of timothy an acre ;
and for two years pafl all the hay which could
from the farm, has fold at the Rack
for five pounds a ton. Ihe arable land is calcu
for wheat, rye, Indian corn, and pirticu
eo; it is well timbered,'and contains maple
/wimps, that when cleared, will make meadows
equal to any oh the farm.
the prtiniles on application to Mr. Stephen
Forman, on faitl farrti. The conditions of sale
will be, one halt the purchase money on the
firft day of Jmuary next, and the remainder
on the lirft day of May following.
WILLIAM G. FORMAN,
Surviving Execaror.
M
Srpt. 17, 1799.
By JAMES KINSEY, Esq.
Chief Justice of the faprerne court of New-Jcrfey.
Nolice is hereby given,
THAT upon application to me by JofephP. Min
iiick, and John W. Bloomfield tor therrfelves,
bj John W. Bloomfield in right of Ann hi# wife,
William Bullui, John Moore, in the right of his
wife Mary, Jnhn Bullus and Ruth Bullu', who
d
land situate, lyinj and being in Springfield, Bur
lington county, containing eleven hundred and
•ighty-cig'nt acres and a half of an acre or there
abouts, loimerly deviled by Mary Ludlam to
Francis Bullus, who by his la(l will and teftamexit
I the fame tra& to William Bowfcr, and
John Turner in trad for Samuel Bullus his son in
ft*, which said Samuel Bullus by his deed bearing
date on or about the sth day of March 1^96,
Con„mirioncr es to make""petition of* theTid »ra<ft
°t Und, pursuant to an *&, entitled, " an a& for
the more eity petition ef lands held by Co-part-
J? ers » joint tenants, and tenantvn common 11 paf
»<d the eleventh day of November in the year of
' A! rL ° rJ — Glven niy hind the 30th
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Df ti)e "**■> Philadelphia Daily Advetiisefi
"~ L ~ •' ," 'n-ttfti'f ■m/f' iir ■|i* ! fi*Mftt' {jfe,. x >"*
FOR SALE.
PHILADELPHIA: SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1799.
For FREIGHT or CHARTER,
fOB EUROPE,
3~3vn the BRIG
ENTERPRISE,
A staunch good Veflel, weli fitted,
about three yeirs old, and will
™|| * carry about 1500 Barrels—can ba
lent to lea immediately.
. £+s F°r terms apply to Wharton and Lewis
ra Gcrmantown, near the Market house.
Sept- 5. 1799- $
For LIVERPOOL.
| Britift fetter->of-tnarque (hip,
JSfcrTH-E LONDON,
Samuel Roper, cummander,
Burthen 300 t<>n», coppered to the bcnd» and
mounting 16 fix-pounjerj. A great part of her
caret being ready to go 011 board; Ihe is iotonrfed
to fall a> soon as poSble .For freight or paffige
apply t« the captain on board,or to
NICKLIN GRIFFITH.
august 15
FOR CHARTER,
The British Levteivef Marque
L O NDO N,
Samuel Roper, commander.
BURTHEN 3jo Tons, coppered,feeathed,
mounting Twenty guus, and will bu rearfy to
receive a cargo in about 1 4 days, for terms apply
to NICKLIN to* GRIFFITH.
WHO HAVE FOR SALE
9 V r. O A k n SAID SHIP,
40 tons Patent Sheathing COPBER
aflforted frcni 18 to 31 ouuect, jo tht square
foot.
Composition Nails, Spikea and Bolt* of variero
descriptions.
20 4Tb. guru 01' 4 cwt. each,
40 61b. do. 6 cwt. do.
It 'jib. do. 1 a do.
16 do, do. with carriage", tlcwt.each.
140 crates Queens Ware, allorted,
too tons Finn Stoved Salt,
45 do. House Coal, and a quantity of Paints
august 3 t# dtf
THE STORES
Of the Subftribcrs are continued open at ufaai.
THJY RATE rOR tALI
70 hoglheads Molaflesi
2® baJes Surinam Cotton,
20,060 pounds green Coffee,
10 pipes old Port Wine,
100 boxes Claret.
50 kegs Pearl Barloy,
30 boxes Tumblers, (assorted)
200 boxes 8 by 10 Windotv Gkifs,
40 tolls Hemp. (
Alfp an extensive variety of Sikfia ani
other German Linens, Checks, &c. all which
thffy will fell at reafomhle pric«s and gene
rous ci-edits.
* £* Application by !#tter or orfierwife, &ill
be iraiDcdiateiy attended to. '
PRATT and KINTZINt}.
Philadelphia* ( sth Sept. 1799
VINEGAR.
CYDER VINBGAR, one and t\»o years
old, fit tor pickling,
For sale by the Cask or Gallon, at
K«- 191, North Third it red,
ALSO
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIE S,
Aj usual, by—
RICHARD B. JACKSON.
§l--M
Sept. It. 1
Fafbionable Millinery.
ELIZA M'DOUGALL,
NO. 134, MAUKBt-STREET 1
HAS just received per (hip Thomas Chalfcley
and Adriana,frdm London, an elagaOt a(Tortm»nt
of the most fufliionattle Millini**, »i*.
Chemille rosette FEATHb&S
Fancy flowers
Black tiffany flowers
Wreaths
Wbk, yilWw and blue irfpt, full drift ciH
Do. A* atad d«. N«tfbn'» Bottniti
Infant'* pip* ftr»w touiaCs
do,- xio. d»/ ,
Do. do. (Sties
Do. do bats
Fancy bugle shoe rofcr
Do. do trimmings
Black, whit*, blu-, yellow, pink and ortngf trapt
black, white and grec* g?u« veils
80. gauze cloaks
N. B. Ar.d per Harmony, just arrived, a further
aflortment of
June 16
NOTICE.
Bank of North America,
Sipt. 9, 1799.
T 'HOSE Perfoflj who have Notes or Bills
J to pay at this Bank, are mformed
That regular Notices will be put under ferled
covers, direifted to ths refpedlive payers aid
lodged in the Port-Office, every M«nc!ay until
the return of the citirenS.
RICHARD WELLS, Cashier.
dut
CATTLE.
About Sixty-Six Head for disposal.
<s" Enquire of MATTHIAS BORDLE\,
*t the mind in Wye River, Eastern Shore, Ma
ryland; or in cafe of writing, dirtfl to him at
Eaftoft, Talbot County, Maryland.
VVyo, Sept. l, 1799-
TO BE LET.
Until the ijth of November next,
Afafe Retreat from Philadelphia,
In a pleasant function, about three miles from
town.
Application left at the Printer's addrcfledtci
A. B. wifi be attended t(>,
auguftia
yf -
Mr. Spence, Denrift, has re
moved to hit hoafe in St. Andrew's Squares, a
Squares N Wof Bush Hill.
awguft
SAMUEL Pormil, Wjtt. PAGE,
THOMAS PRICE,
HAVE removed to Germ antown, between
the five and fix rr>iter ftowe, where they
r ' 4 ' C ' a B enera ' iff'Jftment of DRY
GOODS, a great part c/f which they have just
received by the /hip Boyoe from London, via
New York.
N. B. Letters (Per Post) adtlrcfled to them
• hiladdphij, will be regularly forwarded.
Sept. 3, 1799. djw&tuthfa tf
Now Landing iromthe fliip Delaware, Irom Can
too and lor sale by the Subscribers.
Hyson,
Hyson Skin, /
Voung Hyfoa, (s"f TEAS.
Souchong, j
Carton and Garden Fans,
Narkisrrs,
Chrua Ware, ifforted.
Umtrellai 13 to 30 inches,
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Hair Ribbons and Sewing Silks.
Tbty have also rtmaining on Hand
Black PerfiauF Cfcoppa and Pullicat Romallt,
And a general zllor'uent of Dry Goods as uftial.
Fionas (s \ l-u» fisbeir.
4th mo 26
X2SS VST SAMSON, \
. HAVfe F<)K iAI-h, . .
3000 pieces i-ft and ci quality Rofiisi Duck,
100 pieces Rakvint fuftfe (fuprtsr)
Button Jieef ito 3ar:ib, 1 .
A fe# biles Bengal j H «*££>.
1100 bufoels St- Martin* Salt.
- april rx $
JESSE 13" MOBERr WALU.
Old Port Wine, in Pipes, Hhds.
and quarter cifkt,
Also Landing- at tbeir Wharf
From on board the Clip Edward from i.ifhon.
Lisbon Wine, in pipes and qr. calks.
junc 95
TO HE SOLD,
An Invoice of Woollens,
C CONSISTING of Coarse and Fine Cloths, —
A principally Dark Blue, and printed Caflimerei
Apply to
April
7HE PANTNERSHIP
TRADING under the Firms of
Hartsiiorni, Largs isf Co. and Just Ro
bert Wain, was diffolv«d > mo. ift, 1798, and
the partnership trading under the firm of Harts
horns 53" Large, wasdiffolYed 15th of »he 4th
month last, all pcrfons indebted to eithsr of the
above firms are requeued to mate immediate pay
ment, and thofethat have demands to prafent their
7 810. 13th
mwf.9t
A variety of Lots, many of them very advan
tageously Otuat.'d north of the city of Phila
delphia, in iLfarent parts of the Land known as
the Estate of if e late William Martin, Efq—many
of the lots'affyd valuable fitej for Country feats,
not excelled by any wit! in the fame diftanc* oftht
City, other Kits are well adapted for Garden
Grounds, Pifiurc &c. a third ciefcription is well
calculated tor huntings fronting Upon Frankford
road, Second, Third, and Fourth streets continued
•o the German rown Road and also on Cross 8oad»
designed to be hid out from Foufth Street to IVir
nern Lane, to whic-h the property extends—For
luttlicr particula-s,application to be made to
NICHOLAS HOLY DAY,
on the Premises WcftWard of Fourth Street.
8 july
I'ajfrffton to be grvcn on the
A convenient Thres Story Brick House,
SITUATE in Spruce between Second and Third
Street; apply at No. no South Second Street,
jivly 18 dif
" F©R
A COUNTRT SE/fT.
CONTMNJNCJ ascent Ten «:res of tiwi,'
fitnatcd it tU s mite «>iw> »>*' tJi< Ri'tfee
Road, bekif nrv rfre FaHSftfi, SchUftttili. Tht
Dwelling-House has Utely/received a thorough
repair, and cinfifts if a Pining Rpoqa, ncaily
30 feet long, a BreakWt Pijlour, a Hrnfe keep
er'* Rwom and i kitrhftß, with Bed rooms./
and Garret's over the whole. Adjoining the'
house is a d p'lrdefl, f 'Spring-
Honfe, Eigiit stair Stabtis, and CoriW-Houfe,
with a Orchird-. ApjSly tie the Printer. ,
august ij' ' dim
eotf.
District of Pennsylvania—To wit:
BB IT REMEMBERED,
THAT on the ninth day of August, in the
twenty-fourth year of the Independence of
the ' Uni;e<i States of America, JONATHAN
WILLIAMS, of thefaid diftriS hath depoflted in
this nffict the title of a book, the ri»ht whereof
he cUins AUTHOR, in the words following,
™ THERMOMETRICAL navigation,
Beisg a series of experiments and obfervationa,
" tending to prove, that by afcemining the rela
«' tive heat oj the lea wattr from rime to time, the
«■ paflage of a (hip though the Gulph flream,
4 and from desp water i»to foundings, may be
» difiovercd in titft« to avoid danger, although
« (ovtong to tempestuous wa*tfcer) it may be im
« possible to heave the lead or obfervc the heaven
uly bodies. ExtraAed from the American Philo
« fophical Trarfa&ions, vol. a fc?" 3 With ad
« ditions aad improvements. —
" God helps them that help themfulves "
(1.9.) In conformity te tbe a<sl of congrefsoflhe
United States, intituled " An a£l for the
eocoaragement of learning by feeuring
the copies of maps, charts and books to
the aui "Ors and proprietors of fueh co
pie 9 during the times therein mention
ed." D. CALDWELL,
CM of the dijfria of PcmfyWanin.
aogufl W ,
AND
TO BE SOLD BY
Owen Jonathan Jones,
No. 151 Market-flreet.
§
FOR SALE,
TO BE T.S-.T.
John J. Parry,
W ATCH-M AKER,
TN FORMS Ms friends and the pubjir, lie has
-*■ removed for the ftafon from his fbop In Se
cond-ftreett© the nsxt house to ttie poft-orßcc in
renton, opposite the Market, where all orders
in his line will be executed with particular care !
and attention.
22wrm
An excellent aflirtment of Silver Ware ahd
Jrwelerv, and Gold and Silver Watches, fer Sale
as above.
Trenton, Sept. 4, 1799
Oellers's Hotel in Germantown.
'"pHE Subscriber begs leave to inform the public
* n general, and his friends in particular, that he
has opened his Hotel in Get man town, 311 ft above
the Market House ; he hss provided the baft ot
liquors of all kinds, he will prepar- at the
(horteft notice and on the mofi reasonable terms;
refreihinent* of every kind to be had at qU times,
rs well as soups every day from I a to 3 o'clock.
His ordinrry vill be as iifual at half past three
o'clock-
A COACHEE, will start the said Ho
tel in the morning at 6, for and
return from thenfce at 9. In the afternoon at 3.
and return at 5 o'clock? where good acconif
modations wi.'l be provided for paflinpers.
N. B. The Hotel in the city of Philadel
phia, will remain open as usual.
JAMESOELLERS.
august a 6 d3w
John Miller, J un.
No. 80, Duck, near Street.
Has for Sale.
Cctf&es,
Mamocdies,
Taffaties,
Colicces,
Patoa
Roraal and > Handkerchief!. f
Mulwiul j " .
The foregoing goods are noun Id he fold at
REDUCED PRICES,
N. B. Many r\ theie Goods mjiy be pr'nted * o
advantage in thi> country,
may 16
SEABORN,
TAYLOR,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and cul
tomers in general, that he has removed from his
house No. 76, Mulberry flreet, for she present sea
son, a little above Ritar's tavern, Gemiantown, the
sign of Gen M'Pherfoa, where he intends to carry
on b«finefs as usual.
fcptember 1.
OFFICE
REAL ESTATES,
AGENCY to* COMMISSION BUSINESS
V' NO. i 4 cuEsjrtrr-srpHEr,
Between id St Front-ftrcets, Philadelphia.
THE SUBSCRIBER,
I Being solicited thereto by a number of his
Jriends, takes this method to acquaint the
Public, that he has this day opened the
above Office, and has for sale the
following property, c/ 2.
TWO excellent well built fraue houHf, two
rnems or. a floor, completely finifhed in Chrif
tiin, between Third and Fourth streets, Soyth
wark ; two frame houles at the corner of Fifth
and Christian streets ; ona thr»e (l«Sry hrick, and
one two story frame hoafq la Queen street ; ore
go®d accuftomcd tavera i» Germiw flreet,between
Third «nd Fourth flreets, Southwark, known by
the name ol Weeks's Tavern.
djm
One Plantation and tra& of Land in Salech
County, New-J.rfey, containing, 70 acre*, with
afrjni- dwelling house, and other iniprovementii
thereat, together with a goea propottinn of wood
land—the above lies near a public landing. Also,
45 acr*s of wood land in Cumberland county,
New JeHiry*; a number of valuable lots to be let
on ground rent, in the diftrifl of Southwark.
✓ Ground rents and debts eolle£ed with pr»mpt
ncf« and address, by the Publics'
Moil obedient
Humble servant,
JOSEPH 11. FLEMING.
N B. X frriart LAUxtantedj, of good connrt
iotis, who writes a toterable hind. '
aujptft ij
THE partnrrfliip of Joshua. B. Bond, and
Jofcn Brooks, trading under the firm of
Bond Brooks, is this day riilTolvesi by mutual
consent, all persons indebted to them, are re
qutfted to make immediate payment to JJlfrus
B. Bond, and thofs ha*iug demands to prelent
(•heir atcounts to him tor settlement,
a'prit i
NOTICE.
The fabferibers being duly autborifed to
pec;ive all the debts and effe&s of Jameg
Wilkins, of Philadelphia, all tlvofe indebted
to him are cautioned agaiuft making pay
ment to any other persons.
DANIEL SMITH,
GIDEON H. WELLS,
August 26th, '99,
FOR SALE,
IN GEORGE TOWN,
TOGETHER OR SEPARATE,
Two handsome Dwelling Houfcs.
THEY cont»&i 6v« rQttra» with fite-pltcis, few
tod ch»pib*r»> 'W dofet*, -and have two hand
iqp« piaxjs*s, jt fcjtffcan near the haufe*,' a babi
house, H»e rocur.rf or domestics, * ftibleahd! cdaci
hesse, at bratftiful garden otpafcenKd witi («,
g»:»ffed v al»fge fift pjo»<i, a w<ll ands
rpring of waur, t j«' young fruft trees. :
The-whole finifted and dene in the neneft ant
lro»geft matter, under a hamlfome and*»eeßeai
imjofws,. c6ftWiping tbr«e IbtVxod-sh*!!,
flgf-iße ! fcet, on' Fiyeae ftrwti aiii- 199 feet pi
rWrdftreat. »• . . ' ■■ .
For 'tarms apl% W J«ho Thftf&eU, Geo 13*
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FOR THE SALE OF .
tu.th.f:>t. 3 W
Joshua B. Bond.
John Brooksn
eodim.
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JUST RECEIVED,
From the BOSTON Manufactory,
a .ouAmirr OF
window glass,
CV different sizes.
FOB SALE BY, j
ISAAC HARVEY, Jm.
W. B. Auy fizr or Hies that may be wanted c.it
ISrgcr than 18 by 1 a can be had from said manufacto
ry, on bcit,- Oi.'.ercd; and attention given tofoiwa r^
(M any orders that xry>y l>e l?F< for that purpose
Apply a.l ho. 9, South Water-llieet, as above.
ju'y 8 dtf
Wanlea tc Ethploy,
APEK9QN of 'Judgment and Integrity to «ccaj
fionally attend Vendues to purchase Wet and
j Dry Go (or an attentive Country Store. Pro
j pofals scaled, directed to A. E. with the nime
] of some other person m'ention«<i, to whom refer
ence may be hacl, ii ncceflary, for information re
lating to the qualifications of the agent, and kfc
with the printer, will be duly attended to. The
applicant will mention the No. of thehoufe
he, or (he, resides*, that a letter dirked by post
may he regularly received.,
anfe.ao .. Co 4 w
Notice.
ALL persons having claims against the Estate
of Col. Edward Oldham (deceafcd) late
bfCoSc il Coußty, Maryland, ar? hereby warned
to exhibit tbSi'aroe immediately, with vouchers
thereof, to the fubferiber.
EDWAKD OLDHAM, Jun. ■ 5
, 1 Attorney for Mary Oldham, Ex'rx..
Bohemia Manor, Coeeil County, {
Maryland, Sept. r, 9799. ) 3ta\vim.
WOT ICE. ~
To the Creditors of Joseph Alexander,
LATE of Lewiftdwn, in the eounty of Mif
flin, and commonwealth of Peni.fylvania;
who was a partner of the firm of John/on ./'
Alexander, I have applied to J:i< ;a of ,ne
I'Ourt oi Common pleas, in and c 1 : 7
of lUiffl n aKo'refjid, far the bencfi . ; ;lit " + s
of tt» laid covnir .uwealifc) made for tM r.-ii. f
of infot've--.- CfSwr», and they have app^-i:: ; d
the fee nd .i'u .iday of Septetnbef next, tor a
hearing Of rtiefnd ray creditors at Lewiflown,
ui said county, of which, pleafeto take notice.
JOSEPH ALEXANDER.
augull 23 $
THIS is to give notice, That the
Subscriber, of Elkton, hath obtained from the
Orphan's Court of Cec*.l County, in Maryland,
letters of Adminiflration, or. the perfimal es
tate of SAMUEL HEIVETT t lateot said Coun- *
ty. deeeafed. All perfont having claims againil
the said deceased, are hereby warned, to exhibit
the fame with the vouchers thereof, to the Sub
scriber, at or before the firft day of March next
They may etherwife, by law, be excluded from
<,ll benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 15th day of Anguft,
1799-
JOHN MILLER, Ad'tr.
Aug. 17- dsw
TO BE LET,
From the Ist of October next,
The STORES £> WHARF,
A DJOINING the Drawbridge, now occupied
Lj. ry Mr. Jofliua Gilpin.- The torms ir.ij
oe known by applying at No. 458, Market-streets
jujjr 19 3tawtf
Valuable Properly for Sale,
In Chef#ut, near Sixth street, dire<ftly oppofitc
CoNGRISS HALI,
A LOT of ground, about 11 feet front in Chef
rut street and 73 feet in depth, whereon is a
good frame b'rufe, now in the tenure of Samuel f
Uengt fubjtfi to a ground rent of aos. per annum.
1 he, advantageous situation of this property re
quires no comments, for it mull be known, there
are few ir. this city to equal it, 3n unecceptionable
title will be made to the purchaser. Apply to
JAMES GIRVAN,
no. 19? Chefnut flreet, next door to the pra
mifes.
march 5 tu.th fatf
TO BE SOLE,
TWO new frame two Story Heu«
fes pleasantly fituattd near the Jolly Poft-Tav
em, upper ejid of the Village of Frankford.
There are in each house, belides a kitchen, two
rooms on the fir.ft floor; three on the fecood,
with roomy garrats, all well finilhed ; there
are alfa to each, a got<d garden lot, fUble and
coach hsufe. Part goods will be taken in pay
ment. Anv persons wishing to become pur
chasers are requeued to view the premises,
and for terms applv to
JOHN MeCLELLEN.
Frankford, July 13 eotf
SALE
or
The Springetsbury Grounds.
ON Thursday the a6th September, at two
o'clock P. M. at the Upper Ferry tsa
Schuylkill, wiil commence, the lale of the re
maining lots of th« Springetfbury Eilate.
Purchasers paying one fourth of the money
down, may have credit for the remainder as
follows:
Six months from the day ef fak for one fourth.
Nine months from ditto one fourths
Twelve months from ditto one fourth,
J. CONNELLY, and Co.
Auctioneers. £
HALF A CENT REWARD.
RAN AWAY from the fubferiber on the
Bth inft. an apprentice lad, named Joseph
Barnet, paper maker by traie, about 20 years
of ape five feet eight or ten inches high, light
complexion, down look, wore his hair queued,
remarkabje for being a nored liar, had on when
he went away a hat half worn, brown mixture
cloth coatee, striped velvet waistcoat, and mar.y
other clothes.
Any person that will take the said apprentice
I up and bring him home (hall receive the aboVe
reward and no charges paid.
PETER BECHTEL.
Lower Merion 7ovunfh'tp, Montgomery Cquntj,
September ia, 179?. aaw^w.
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