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ALL perf ms who have any demands ajatnfl
the <<ftate of W ILLIAM FISHER, are defircd
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w im
June is
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rafo'.ution of the, flotltholders.
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Tuly I' 4 trti(t
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one thaufand eig-ht luindred-; and of
the Independence the twenty-fourth .
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
Secretary of ibe Treasury.
BANK of the UNITED STATES.
June 21, 1800.
Proposals will be received until the last
day of July next inclusive, at the Bank of
the United States, and the Offices cf Dis
count and Deposit at Boston, New-York,
Baltimore, Norfolk, and Charleston, for the
pure ha fe of One Million and Five Hundred
Thousand Bollars of Stock, direfted by
the Secretary of the Trea'fury, to be issued
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j dollars in money for one hundred dollars in
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proposals fliall exceed the amount of flock
By C. P. Wayne, No. 6s, South Front-street.
'< . f I ( "V ; ; -
PIIILADE LPil lA, TUESDAY EVENING, JULT 29, 180 c.
offered for sale at the places abovementioned,
they will be accepted, liiojeft to a propor
tional deduttioii.
wf G. SIMPSON, CifhY.
T AXES
Due on Unsedted Lands ~
In Fnek'in County.
ON the fallowing defcribtd Lands, thh
following Taxes are due—which if
not paid within three months fcrm the'Jitte
of this Advertifehient, will be told" for tne
fame, agreeably to law, by the fiiiWfcribers.
JA&ES IKWIN, ')
JOHN VC.om'rs.
NATHAN M'DO WELL, J
Attest,
William Clerk.
Commiflioner's Office. }
Chamberfburg, April 30, I'ftoo.s
Nicholas Bittiftger, 305 acres 150 perches,
in Guilford township, adjoining lands of
Edward Crawford, Conrad Wolfkill and
others, on which the following taxes are
due, viz.
Fcr the year 1785
1786 239
1787 i t6 6
1788 i 16 5
1789 I 16 J
1791 12 9
1793 o II s
Total £. 10 19 3
James Cunningham, 27J acres So perches,
in Guilford townfliip, adjainirg lands of
Edward Crawford, Hugh Crawford and
others, on -which the following taxes are
du«, viz.
£. s. d.
For the year 1755 1 16 4
1786 290
1787 1 13 4
17SS 1 13 3
1789 1 5 o
179 1 o 13 10
1793 o 6 10
Total £. 918 5
Jo'bn Shits, 50 acres in Guilford towrifhip,
adjoitflig luntU ot' 0:1 which
the following taxes are unpaid, viz.
078
094
° 5 9
057
For the year 1755
1786
1787
1788
Totfcl sfi. 1 U 4
Daniel Duncan's lleirs, 100 in Guil
ford townfiiip, a3jlandsl of Wm.
Crawfurd, Edward Van Lear and others,
on which the following taxes are due, viz.
£. d.
° 1 3
o 2 s
« 2 S
058
021
For the year
1793
>794
1796
■1797
1798
»799
Total £.115
James Gardner's Hairs, 100 acres in Peters
townlliii), ;■ Jj'jiniug lands ot' James Dun-
and %tftefs, cm wirich'the foHofrhig
taxes are due, viz.
£• s ' d'
146
1510
1 6 3
o 19 5
on o
112 3
For the year 1785
17&6
1757
1788
17.94
1796
Total £. 6 19 3
SamuelLindsej, 100 acres in Guilford to.wn
fhip, adjoining lands of John Andrew and
others, on which the following tax is un
paid, viz.
For the year 1787
Asbbridgc and Browa, 2000 acres in Fannet
townlhip, adjoining linds of John Noble,
Francis Elliot and others, on ■wlijch the
following taies are due, Viz.
£< s. d.
For the year 1785 385
1786 526
1787 4 13 9
178S 924
1789 2 j6 5
i 791 1 5 2
•1793 ® 12 7
1794 i 13 10
1796 2 so
'797 1 S 8
179 so s o 15 o
1799 o 15 o
C- 33 '5 8
Cbar'lfs M'Cormick's Heirs, 275 acres in
Hamilton township, adjoining lands of
James Moore, John Leeper and others,
o;i which the following taxes are due, viz.
£. s. d.
1 1 7
1 910
1 3 9
015 6
1 1 2
- For the year 1785
1786
' 1787
1788
1789
Total
Stimiiel Moorhtad, 20# acres in Hamilton
townlhip. adjoining lai.ds\ of Wiliiai'i
Morrow, Jolm Jack and others, on which
the following taxes are unpaid, viz.
£. St d.
1 3 8
» 7 S
O 13 9
o ic 6
° '5 7
For the year 1785
1786
1787
178S
1789
£. s. d.
For the year 1785 138
1786 I 7 3
17*7 013 9
1788 o 15 6
1789 o 15 7
Robert Hoops, 200 acres, in Hamilton
township, adjoining lands of Meek,
and others, on which the following taxes
are unpaid, viz.
£• *■ d
-112 8
For the year 1785
1786
1787
1788
1791
1794
1796
1797
Total, £.5 2 6
Peter Maty/ball, 100 aires, in Fannet town
flijj), adjoining on which
th'e following taxes are unpaid, viz.
£. s. d.
For the year 1788 074
1789 040
1791 o 1 1
1794 o 311
1796 060
1797 020
1798 020
Jacob Gilbert, ifco acres in Washington
township, adjoining lands ef
ttnpald, tSi.
For the year 1791
tjtHorj it Ctutaftfrbim, SOO inn, In Green
toftttfhrp, idjtftmig Soxfth Moonuln, kc.
»n wtiith the fbflowing t»xe* are n-npairf,
it. f 1 d*
084'
o > 10
O 1 10
> » 4
For the year 1796
'797
1798
'799
Daniel Dure an's Heirs, g-t acres in Fannet
township, adjoining lands of William
M'Glfcllartd,alid others, 011 which'the fol
lowing taxes are urfpaid, viz.
£. s. d.
014 o
oi3 7
o 13 I
067
12 1
075
075
G I IO
O 2 I
0 7 6
'Fer the "year 1785
1786
1791
1793
1796
>797
1798
1 799
. " « - .J
M'JMitt's Heirs, 200 acres, in Hamilton
township, adjoining lands of ——
on which the following tax is unpaid,
viz.
For the year 1796
■Daniel Jlugbes, 400 acres, in Wafhingtou
townlhip, adjoining lands of Thomas
Stoops, Phillip Waggoner, and others, on
which the following taxes are unpaid, viz.
£. d,.
£. s. d.
0130
For the year 1797
1798
1 79$
Total, £.2 4 2
Samuel Culberlfjn's Heirs, 103 acres and 16
perches, in Southampton t»\vnfhip, ad
joining lands of William Rippey, An
drew Boyd, and others, on which the fol
lowing taxes are unpaid, viz.
£. s. d,
For the year 17£6
1787
178S
1-S9
1791
1794
1796
1797
1798
1799
Total, 4 12 Ii
Csrnelius Ifiggins, 100 acres 80 pershes,
in Fannet township, adjni.iing lands of
Henry Vernor, Jacob Yoft, and others,
m which the following taxes are unpaid,
£■ s
-04. 1
o I 5
c i 5
viz.
For the year J 796
1797
179U
■/
Total £. 4 15 9
Total £. 4 15 9
£• s. d.
o 13 10
b 19 I
016 6
c 13 8
052
© 8 4.
o 19 s
066
Total, £. \ 64
£. s. d.
e 2 8
Total,
£- o 16 4
Total, £.460
£. s. d.
084
o 10 10
C JO 10
126
o 15 .8
« Is' ''s
o 10 6
o 10 5
0 5 7
063
018 o
060
060
041
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Griffith 'Jones, 206 acres no perches, in
Fannet township, adjoining lands of Da*
niel Duncan, John Hermanni, and others,
on which the following taxes are unpaid,
£. s. d.
o 3 11
014.
014
026
viz.
For the year 1796
179.7
179*
'799
Total, £.09 1
James Rcfs's Heirs acres, in South
ampton township, edjoining lands nf
on which the following tivxes are
unpaid, viz, £. s, d.
For the year 1794 Ix 6
1796 2 1 3
1797 o 13 9
1 79® o 13 9
£-4 10 J
Samuel Beakle, acres, in Green town
fliip, adjoining lands cf
in which the following taxes are unpaid,
£■ >• d.
o 8 4
O 2 lO
2 IO
Total,
viz.
For the year 1795
1 797
1798
1739
Total, £. o 16 o
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SOLD BY Wm. Y. BIRCH,
STATIONER,
No. 17, South Second Street,
And no where else, in Philadelphia.
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Deftriying l.ozei'ges, lits~Sfffereign Elixir for
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