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9. June 3, 1778 The Pennsylvania Packet
      Abstract: ITEM #62058 June 3, 1778 June 3, 1778 The Pennsylvania Packet
ITEM #62058
June 3, 1778
The Pennsylvania Packet
PENNSYLVANIA, ss.
A PROCLAMATION.
By the SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL of the Common Wealth of PENNSYLVANIA. WHEREAS 
the following named persons, late and heretofore inhabitants of this State, that is 
to say - Abel James, merchant; James Humphreys, the elder, Esquire; James Humphreys, 
the  younger, printer; Henry Lisle, John Hart, Chamless Hart, David Sproat, Thomas 
Story, Malcolm Ross, William Price, Thomas Roker,and Tench Coxe, merchants; Abel 
Evans, Esquire, attorney at law; Benjamin Titley and Peter Howard, traders; Coleman 
Fisher, (son of William Fisher, Esquire); William Clifton, gentleman; James 
Stevens, late baker; Bowyer Brooks, ship carpenter; John Allen, carpenter and tallow 
chandler; Thomas Badge and William Compton, tallow chandlers; William Austin, 
yeoman, late keeper of the New Jersey ferry; Kenneth McCullough, yeoman; Charles 
Stedman, the younger, Esquire, attorney at law; John Shepperd, stable keeper; James 
Delaplane, late barber; Robert Currie, leather breeches maker; Peter Sutter, hatter; 
James Riddle, tavern keeper; John Parrock, yeoman; John Young, heretofore of Graeme 
Park, gentleman; and Oswald Eve, late of the Northern Liberties of the city of 
Philadelphia, merchant and gunpowder maker; all now or late of the city of Philadelphia: 
And David Potts, of Potts Grove, merchant, (son of John Potts): And Christopher Saur, 
the elder, and Christopher Saur, the younger, printers; Joseph Shoemaker, and Abraham 
Pastorious, tanners; Andrew Hathe, innkeeper; Melchior Meng, carter and baker; and 
Jacob Meng, all now or late of Germantown Township: And Peter Robeson, and Jonathan 
Robeson, the younger, millers, (sons of Jonathan Robeson) now or late of the Township of 
Whitemarsh: And Abraham Fredell, surveyor, James Davis; William Christy, mason; and 
John Roberts, labourer; all now or late of the township of Horsham: And John Roberts, 
blacksmith; Nathan Carver wheelwright; and Israel Evans, blacksmith; all now 
or late of Upper Dublin Township: And John Huntsman, miller; Robert Cunrad, mason; 
Enoch [Supplee], farmer; and William Evans, carpenter; all now or late of the township 
of Norrington: Nicholas Knight, limeburner; John Parker, John Lisle, and Robert Lisle, 
labourers; all now or late of the township of Plymouth: And Jacob Richardson, 
carpenter, of Upper Merion township: And Stephen Stiger, yeoman; now or late of the 
township of Whitpaine: And William McMurtry, merchant, and Edward Stiles, mariner 
and merchant, both now or late of the township of Oxford; all late or now of the 
county of Philadelphia: And John Bulla, now or late of the township of Newlin; 
Curtis Lewis, blacksmith; now or late of the township of East Caln; Timothy Hurst, 
gentleman, and Richard Swanwick, late of the Custom house, Philadelphia; all 
now or late of the county of Chester: And Caleb Pyle, of the township of West 
Marlborough; Isaac Green, the younger, now or late of the township of East 
Caln, husbandman; and Francis Armstrong, dealer in horses, and William Armstrong, 
shoemaker, both now or late of the township of Sadsbury; all now or late of the said 
county of Chester: And Henry Skyles, yeoman, now or late of the county of Lancaster: 
And Alexander Irwin, carter, now or late of East Pennsborough township, in the 
county of Cumberland: And Joseph Romich, yeoman, now or late of the county of 
Northampton: And Daniel Coxe, heretofore of Trenton, in the State of New Jersey, 
Esquire: And James Chalmers, formerly of the city of Philadelphia, merchant, 
late of Kent county, Maryland, Yeoman; have severally adhered to, and knowingly and 
willingly aided and assisted the enemies of this State, and of the United States of 
America, by having joined their armies at Philadelphia, in the county of Philadelphia, 
within this State; WE the Supreme Executive Council aforesaid, by virtue of certain powers 
and authorities to us given by an Act of General Assembly, entitled, "An Act for the 
attainder of divers traitors, if they render not themselves by a certain day, and for 
vesting their estates in this Common Wealth; and for more effectually discovering 
the same; and for ascertaining and satisfying the lawful debts and claims thereupon, 
"DO hereby strictly charge and require the said Abel James, James Humhreys, the 
elder, James Humphreys, the younger, Henry Lisle, John Hart, Chamless Hart, David 
Sproat, Thomas Story, Malcolm Rose, William Price, Thomas Roker, Tence Coxe, Abel Evans, 
Benjamin Titley, Peter Howard, Coleman Fisher, William Cliffton, James Stevens, Bowyer 
Brooks, John Allen, Thomas Badge, William Compton, William Austin, Kenneth McCulough, 
Charles Stedman, John Shepperd, James Delaplane, Robert Currie, Peter Sutter, James 
Riddle, John Parrock, John Young, Oswald Eve, David Potts, Christopher Saur, the 
elder, Christopher Saur, the younger, Joseph Shoemaker, Abraham Pastorius, Andrew Hathe, 
Melchior Meng, Jacob Meng, Peter Robeson, Jonathan Robeson, Abraham Iredell, James 
Davis, William Christy, John Roberts, Nathan Carver, Israel Evans, John Huntsman, 
Robert Cunrad, Enoch [Supplee], William Evans, Nicholas Knight, John Parker, John Lisle, 
Robert Lisle, Jacob Richardson, Stephen Stiger, William McMurty, EdwardStiles, John 
Bulla, Curtis Lewis, Timothy Hurse, Richard Swanwick, Caleb Pyle, Isaac Green, Francis 
Armstrong, William Armstrong, Henry Skyles, Alexander Irwin, Joseph Romich, Daniel 
Coxe, and James Chalmers, to render themselves respectively to some or one of the Justices 
of the Supreme Court, or of the Justices of the Peace of one of the counties within this 
State, on or before Monday the sixth day of July next ensuing, and also abide their 
legal trial to such their treasons, on pain that every of them the said Abel James, 
James Humphreys, the elder, James Humphreys, the younger, Henry Lisle, John Hart, 
Chamless Hart, David Sproat, Thomas Story, Malcolm Ross, William Price, Thomas Roker, 
Tench Coxe, Abel Evans, Benjamin Titley, Peter Howard, Coleman Fisher, William 
Cliffton, James Stevens, Bowyer Brooks, John Allen, Thomas Badge, William Compton, 
William Austin, Kenneth McCullough, Charles Stedman, John Shepperd, James Delaplane, 
Robert Currie, Peter Sutter, James Riddle, John Parrock, John Young, Oswald Eve, 
David Potts, Christopher Saur, the elder, Christopher Saur, the younger, Joseph 
Shoemaker, Abraham Pastorius, Andrew Hathe, Melchior Meng, Jacob Meng, Peter Robeson, 
Jonathan Robeson, Abraham Iredell, James Davis, William Christy, John Roberts, Nathan 
Carver, Israel Evans, John Hunstsman, Robert Cunrad, Enoch [Supplee], William 
Evans, Nicholas Knight, John Parke, John Lisle, Robert Lisle, Jacob Richardson, 
Stephen Stiger, William McMurtry, Edward Stiles, John Bulla, Curtis Lewis, Timothy 
Hurst, Richard Swanwick, Caleb Pyle, Isaac Green, Francis Armstrong, William 
Armstrong, Henry Skyles, Alexander Irwin, Joseph Rumich, Daniel Coxe, and James 
Chalmers, not rendering himself as aforesaid, that abiding the trial aforesaid, shall, 
from and after the sixth day of July next, stand and be attainted of High 
Treason to all intents and purposes, and shall suffer such pains and penalties, and 
undergo all such forfeitures as persons attainted of High Treason ought to do. 
And all the faithful subjects of this State are to take notice of this Proclamation, 
and govern themselves accordingly. GIVEN, by order of the Council, under the hand 
of The Honourable GEORGE BRYAN, Esquire, Vice President, and the Sealof the State, 
at Lancaster, this twenty first day of May, in the year of our Lord One thousand 
seven hundred and seventy eight. By order of Council,GEORGE BRYAN, Vice President.
GOD SAVE THE COMMON WEALTH, Attested by order of the Council, T. MATLACK, Secretary. 1.
March 19, 1788 
The Pennsylvania Gazette
      Abstract: adv. ITEM #74691 March 19, 1788 The
      Pennsylvania Gazette 
A VALUABLE PLANTATION. 
March 19, 1788 The Pennsylvania Gazette
ITEM #74691
March 19, 1788
The Pennsylvania Gazette
A VALUABLE PLANTATION.
TO be SOLD, a Plantation, containing 129 acres of Land, situate in Blockley township, 
about three miles from the Middle Ferry, and two from Gray's, being the place 
formerly belonging to Joseph Lees, bounded on Cobb's creek, which affords a fall 
of water sufficient for a mill; there are on the premises a frame house, barn 
and cart-house, a new brick kitchen two stories high, with a good spring-house 
adjoining, and several other out-buildings; the upland is divided into convenient 
fields, with water in several of them; there are 37 acres of woodland and 15 
acres of meadow, a large garden, with a variety of trees and flowers, and the 
land has been manured with lime. The situation is healthy and pleasant, and being
 so near to Philadelphia, renders it an advantageous situation for attending the market. 
One third of the purchase-money being paid down, reasonable time will be allowed for 
the remainder. For terms, apply to Thomas Fisher, in Philadelphia, or to 
the subscriber, on the premises.
 JONAS [SUPPLEE].
2. February 11, 1789 
The Pennsylvania Gazette
      Abstract: adv. ITEM #75559 February 11, 1789 The
     Pennsylvania Gazette February 5, 1789.
February 11, 1789 The Pennsylvania Gazette
ITEM #75559
February 11, 1789
The Pennsylvania Gazette
February 5, 1789.
THE subscribers, having seen an advertisement in Hall and Seller's paper of the 
28th of January, 1789, signed John Wharton, Jeremiah Warder and Robert Ralston, assignees 
of Joseph Dean, a bankrupt, notifying the sale of a tract of 56 acres of land in the 
township of Blockley, "between the seats of John Penn and Richard Peters, Esquires," 
think it their duty to give this notice, That Sarah Thomas (alias Delany) who 
had a just right to one equal undivided third part of the said described tract, hath 
conveyed the same to the Overseers of the Poor of the said township, and their 
successors in office; of which all persons concerned are desired to take notice. 
JONATHAN [SUPPLEE],
JACOB HOOFMAN, Overseers of the Poor of the township of Blockley, in the county 
of Philadelphia,
3. November 18, 1789 
The Pennsylvania Gazette
      Abstract: adv. ITEM #76262 November 18, 1789 The
     Pennsylvania Gazette November 18, 1789 
The Pennsylvania Gazette
ITEM #76262
November 18, 1789
The Pennsylvania Gazette
TO BE SOLD,
PURSUANT to the last will and testament of Abraham Musgrave, deceased, by his executors, 
on the first day of the Twelfth Month(December) at two o'clock, afternoon, on the premises, 
that valuable plantation he lived on, in the township of Upper Darby, in the county of 
Delaware, now called, and about 7 miles from the city of Philadelphia, bounded 
north by a road leading from Philadelphia into the country, each by Robert Johnson, 
south by Benjamin Lobb, and west by Thomas Garrett, containing about 125 acres; the 
land produces good crops of grain --- water in most of the fields, asufficiency 
of meadow and woodland thereon. There is on said farma good two story dwelling house, 
part brick, well finished, threerooms on the lower floor, a fire place in each room; a 
kitchen and well of water near the door, under cover, a good stone spring house with 
a valuable spring and wash house adjoining; a large barn with good convenient stabling 
for cows and horses; a bearing apple orchard and many other fruit trees; the whole 
in good repair, and may be entered on the 1st day of Fourth Month in the year 1790. 
At the same time and place will be sold a good eight day clock. Attendance will be 
given, and conditions made known, at the time and place, by JONAS [SUPPLEE],) HEZEKIAH 
HIBBERD,) Executors. N.B. Any person who inclines to purchase may view the premises 
before the day of sale, by applying to Joel Sharpless on the place, or to the Executors, 
who will shew the same. November 14, 1789.
4. April 21, 1790 
The Pennsylvania Gazette
      Abstract: adv. ITEM #76659 April 21, 1790 The
     Pennsylvania Gazette April 21, 1790 
The Pennsylvania Gazette
ITEM #76659
April 21, 1790
The Pennsylvania Gazette
To be Sold, by Public Sale, On the 3d day of May, 1790, A MESSUAGE and TRACT 
of LAND, situated in the township of Blockley, Philadelphia county, on the Lancaster 
road, containing between eight and nine acres of land, two dwellings thereon, 
with a good well of water at the door, and is suitable for a store. On the premises 
are a good bearing orchard, and an acre and a half of wood land, with a barn and stabling. 
The property of JOHN [SUPPLEE], living near the premises, and to be sold as above mentioned, 
if not sold before by private sale.
5. June 2, 1790 
The Pennsylvania Gazette
      Abstract: adv. ITEM #76748 June 2, 1790 The
     Pennsylvania Gazette June 2, 1790 
The Pennsylvania Gazette
ITEM #76748
June 2, 1790
The Pennsylvania Gazette
Five Dollars Reward.
STOLEN, the 24th May, 1790, a bay MARE, about 14 and a half handshigh, a scattered white 
star on her forehead, one foot white behind, and about eight years old. Whoever secures 
said mare, so that the owner may have her again, shall have the above reward, and reasonable 
charges. MAGDALENE [SUPPLEE], in Norriton township, Reading road, 17 miles from Philadelphia.
6. October 17, 1792 
The Pennsylvania Gazette
      Abstract: adv. ITEM #78563 October 17, 1792 The 
    Pennsylvania Gazette October 17, 1792 
The Pennsylvania Gazette
ITEM #78563
October 17, 1792
The Pennsylvania Gazette
BROKE into the plantation of the subscriber, living in Norrinton township, Montgomery county, 
the 8th of September last, a bay mare COLT, one white foot, between two and three years 
old. The owner is desired to come, prove property, pay charges, and take her away. Oct. 
12, 1792. ANDREW [SUPPLEE].
7. November 30, 1796 
The Pennsylvania Gazette
      Abstract: adv. ITEM #81528 November 30, 1796 The 
    Pennsylvania Gazette November 30, 1796 
The Pennsylvania Gazette
ITEM #81528
November 30, 1796
The Pennsylvania Gazette
FOR SALE. A SMALL plantation, containing forty-six acres and some perches, situated 
17 miles from the city of Philadelphia, and adjoining the Reading road and 
Spring-Town; on the premises are a good house, a stone barn, a well of durable water, 
with a milk-house at the door, a good bearing orchard, with a quantity of meadow, and 
some woodland; the soil is good for winter or summer grain. For further particulars, 
enquire of MAGDALENE [SUPPLEE], on thepremises, or ABRAHAM [SUPPLEE], near the 
Methodist meeting-house on Skippack road, twenty miles from Philadelphia. Nov. 29th, 1796. 

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1. January 29, 1850 VILLAGE RECORD
      Abstract: ITEM #7925 January 29, 1850 VILLAGE
 RECORD
January 29, 1850 VILLAGE RECORD
ITEM #7925
January 29, 1850
VILLAGE RECORD
Marriage By Rev. R. Compton, January 3d, 1850, Mr. JOHN [SUPPLER], to Miss 
CATHARINE R. SANDS, both of Radnor, Delaware County, Pa.