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KENTUCKY. Alexander D. Orr, Christopher Greenup. NORIH-CAROLINA. Thomas Blount, William J. Daw- fon, James Galafoie, William Barry Grove, Matthew Locke Hathandl Macon, Joseph M'Dowell, Alex-
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ander Mebane, Benjamin Williams, Jofeph Winfton. SOUTH - CAROLINA. Bemuel Benton, John Hunter, An- drew Pickins, William Smith, Richard Winn. GEORGIA. Abraham Baldwin, Thomas P. Carnes. Clerk, John Beckley. Chaplain, Afhbel Green, D. D. Serjeant at arms, Jofeph Wheaton. Door keeper, Thomas Claxton. Meffenger, Thomas Dunn.
THE Speaker of the houfe of reprefentatives receives 12 dollars, and each member of either houfe the fum of fix dollars for every day's attendance in Congrefs : and at the commencement and end of every feffion fix dollars for every twenty miles diftant by the fhorteft road, be. tween the feat of government and their refpective habi- tations. The fecretary of the fenate and clerk of the houfe of reprefentatives, have each an annual falary of 1500 dollars, and two dollars per day during the feffion.
After the 4th. of March 1795, the members of the fe- nate will receive feven dollars per day.
The chaplains of each houfe are allowed at the rate 500 dollars per annum. The Serjeant at arms of the houfe of reprefentatives has four dollars per day during the feffion. The door keepers have each 500 dollars ; and the affiftant door keepers 450 dollars per annum.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
EDMUND RANDOLPH, fecretary and commiffioner ex offi- cio, for granting patents for ufeful difcoveries, 3500 dollars.
George Taylor, chiefclerk of the department, and clerk ex officio, for granting patents, &c.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Secretary, 3500 dollars. Edward Jones & Leighton Wood; principal clerks, 1000 dollars.
COMPTROLLER. Second floor No. 100, Chefnut St. OLIVER WOLCOT junr. 2650 dollars. Henry Kuhl, chief clerk, 1000 dollars.
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AUDITOR'S OFFICE.
61, Chefnut St.
RICHARD HARRISON, auditor, 2400 dollars.
William Simmons principal clerk, 1coo dollars.
In this office all claims againft the United States are received and adjufted, and fubfcriptions to the Inan of the United States are received.
REGISTER.
Back in the court, roo, Chefnut St.
JOSEPH NOURSE, 2000 dollars. Joshua Dawfen, principal clerk, ioco dollars.
COMMISSIONER OF THE LOANS. Office 76 Walnut St.
STEPHEN MOYLAN,
Hours of attendance from 8 from 2 every day excepting Saturday & on that day from 8 to 12.
TREASURER'S OFFICE. 145, Chefnut St.
SAMUEL MEREDITH, treafurer, 2400 dollars, Andrew Graydon, firft clerk.
COMMISSIONER. OF THE REVENUE.
TENCHE COXE, 2400 dollars, 43, So. Third St:
WARDEPARTMENT. Office, Sonth Eaft corner of Fifth and Chiefnut St.
HENRY KNOX, fecretary, 3000 dollars. John Stagg, jun. chiefclerk, 100 dollars.
ACCOUNTANT OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
JOSEPH HOWEL, 1200 dollars. . Az
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The falaries of the firit clerks in the different departe ments icoo dollars per annumn. That of the other clerks is fuch as the principals of the offices think them entitled to : provided that the whole fom to be expended in any fuch office do not exceed a fum equal to five hundred dola lars for every clerk employed therein.
The hours of bufinefs in the different offices, are ge . ncrally from nine till three o'clock.
JUDICARY OF THE UNITEDSTATES
JOHN JAY, of New York, chief juftice, 4000 dollars. William Cufbing, of Maffachufets, James Wilfon, of Pennfylvania, John Blair, of Virginia, James Iredel, . of North Carolina, Thomas Johnson, of Maryland, & William Patterfon, of New Jerley, aflociate judges each 3500 dollars per annum.
Bradford, attorney general, 1900 dollars.
PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT. RICHARD PETERS, judge, 16co dollars. William Rawle, attorney. David Lenox, marfhal. Samuel Caldwell, clerk.
Times of holding the Federal Courts in Pennfylvania.
TRE fupreme court of the United States hold two feffions annually at the feat of the general government, viz. on the firft Monday in February, and . on the firft Monday in Auguft.
The circuit court of the United States holds two fef- fions annually in each of the diftricts. In the diftrici of Pennfylvania this court is beld on the LIth. of April and IIth. of November at Philadelphia and York Town alternately.
The diffrist court of the United States holds four courts annually. That of Pennfylvania is held on the fecond Tuefday, November, February, May and Auguft at Phi- ladelphia.
Note. Exclufive of the above mentioned courts, the diftrict judge may hold fpecial courts at his difcretien, at either of the places appointed for holding of flated courts, or at fuch other place in the diftrict as the na- ture of the bufinefs and his diferetion may require.
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MINISTERIAL AND CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS TO FOREIGN POWERS.
TO THE REPUBLIC OF FRANCE.
James Monroe, minifter plenipotentiary.
Alexander Davernet, vice conful Paris.
Joseph Fenwick, conful, Bordeaux.
Nathaniel Cutting, conful
Monsieur De la Motte, vice conful, Havre de grace.
Stephen Cathalan, vice conful Marfeilles.
P. F Dobree, conful Nantes.
William M&Carty, conful, Ifle of France.
TO SPAIN.
William Short, minifter refident,
Joseph Yznardi, conful Cadiz.
Robert Montgomery, conful, Alicant.
Michael Murphy, conful, Malaga.
John Gulman, conful, Teneriffe.
TO GREAT BRITAIN AND ITS DO. MINIONS.
John Jay, envoy extraordinary.
Thomas Pinckney, minifter plenipotentiary.
Joshua Johnfon, conful, London.
John Maury, conful, Liverpool. Elias Vanderhorst, conful, Briftol,
Thomas Auldjo, conful, Pool.
Robert Weare Fox, conful, Falmouth,
Joseph Hilfon, conful, Dublin.
James Simpson, coniul, Gibralter.
TO THE UNITED NETHERLANDS AND THEIR DOMINIONS.
John Quincey Adams, minifter refident. C. W. T. Damas, agent at the Hague. Sylvanus Bourne, vice confol, Ainfterdam. James Greenleaf, conful, St. Euftatia. Samuel Cooper Johannet, conful, Demarara. Benjamin Hamnel Philips, conful, Curacoa.
TO PORTUGAL AND ITS DOMINIONS David Humphreys, minifter refident. Edward Church, conful, Lifbon.
PHILADELPHIA REGISTER.
John Marfden Pintard, conful, Maderia. john Street, vice conful, Fayal.
IN THE DOMINIONS OF DENMARK,
Hans Rudolph Saabye, conful, Copenhagen.
Henry Cooper, conful, Santa Cruz.
MOROCCO.
Thomas Barclay, conful.
INGERMANY.
John Parrish, conful, Hamburg.
Arnold Delius, conful, : Bremen.
Philip Marck, conful, Franconia.
IN ITALY.
Peter Feliechy, conful, Leghorn. ,
INTRE EAST INDIES.
Benjamin Joy, conful, Calcutta.
THE fum :of 40,000 dollars is appropriated annually, for the fervice of fuch perfons as may be appointed to ferve the United States in foreign parts.
THE outfit of a minifter muft not exceed one year's fa- Jary.
THE annual falary of a plenipotentiary muftnot exceed 9000, that of his fecretary 1350, a.id that of a charge des affaires 4500 dollars.
MINISTERIAL & CONSULAR APPOINT. MENTS by FOREIGN POWERS to the UNITED STATES.
BY THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
Citizen Fofeph Faucher, minifter plenipotentiary & .. La Foreft, conful general.
7. B. Petry, conful at Philadelphia.
Ariambal, vice contil at New York.
Dainery, conful at Bofton.
Paul Thomas, vice conful at Baltimore.
Cheruy, vice conful, Alexandria.
Offer, vice conful at Norfolk.
Fonfpertuis, vice conful at Charlefton [S. C. ] BY SPAIN.
Don Joseph de Faudenns, onvoy extraordinary & com-
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miffary general of the royal armies of Spain. Don Fofeph de Viar, Conful general.
Don Jojeph de Santayana, Secretary of legation.
BY GREAT BRITAIN.
George Hammond, minifter plenipotentiary, refident at Philadelphia.
Sir John Temple, Bart. conful general for the Eaftern States, refident at New York.
Phineas Bond, conful general for the middle and fouth- crn ftates, refidentat Philadelphia.
Thomas M& Donogh, conful for the ftates of New-Hamp- fhire, Maffachufetts, Rhode Ifland, and Connecticut, refident at Bofton.
Thomas William Moore, vice conful for Rhode Island, refident at Newport.
Edward Thornton, vice conful for Maryland, refident at Baltimore,
in Hamilton, conful for Virginia, refident at Norfolk. Wider, conful for North Carolina, South Caro- Noa, and Georgia, refident at Charlefton.
vy, bref, vice conful for North Carolina, South a, and Georgia.
Hondy, vice conful for Georgia, refident at nach.
BY the UNITED NETHERLANDS.
Francis Van Berckel, minifter'refident at Philadelphia .. Diederick Leertonwer, conful for the ftates of New Hamp- fhire and Maffachufetts.
Herman: Le Roy, conful for the fates of New York and New Jerfey.
Fan Hendrick Chriftian Heinecker, conful for the ftates of Pennfylvania and Delaware.
BY SWEDEN.
Richard Soderftrom, conful at Philadelphia.
BY PORTUGAL.
Chevalier Frere, minifter plenipotentiary. Ignatius Palyart,, conful general at Philadelphia. BY PRUSSIA. Charles Godfrey Polefke.
MINT of the UNITED STATES. 29, No. Seventh Street.
An Act was paffed in April, 1792, for eftablifting mint, and regulating the coins of the United States.
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The coins to be ftruck are to be of the following de- nominations and values.
GOLD COINS
Eagles, eachi to be of the value of ten dollars, and to contain 247 4ths grains pure, or 270 grains of ftandard gold.
Half-Eagles, each to be of the value of five dollars, and to contain 123 6ths grains of pure, or 135 grains of ftandard gold
Quarter-Eagles, each to be ofthe value of two dollars and an half, and to contain 61 2ths grains of pure, and 67 4ths grains of ftandard gold.
SILVER COINS.
Dollars or units, each to be of the value of a Spanish milled dollar, and to contain 371 4 ths grains of pure, or 416 grains of ftandard filver.
Half-Dollars, each to be of half the value of the dol- lar or unit, and to contain 185 46ths grains of pure, or 208 grains ftandard filver.
Quarter-Dollars, cach to be one fourth of the value of the dollar or unit, and to contain 92 42ths grains of pure, or 104 grains of ftandard filver.
Difines, each to be the value of one tenth of the dol- lar or unit, and to contain 37 225ths grains of pure, or 4: 2ths grains of ftandard filver.
Half Difmes, each to be'of the value of one twentieth of a dollar, and to contain 18 ,9%ths grains of pure, or 20 4ths grains of ftandard filver.
By an act of January 14th, 1793, the weight of the cents and half-cents, is cftablifhed as follows :
Cents, each of the value of the hundredth part of a dollar, to contain 208 grains, and half cents to contain 104 grains of copper.
A pound of pure gold is valued equal to fifteen pounds pure filver .- Gold coins are to confift of eleven parts pure gold, and one part alloy.
The ftandard of filver coins fhall be 1485 parts fine, to 179 parts alloy.
Perfons in poffeffion of bullion may have it coined free of expence.
By an act of May 8th, 1792,-It is enacted, That the cents and half-cents, as they fhall be coined, be paid in- 10 the treafury of the United States, thence to iffue into circulation; and that after the expiration of fix calen-
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dar months from the time when there fhall have been paid into the treafury a fum not lefs than 50,coo dollars, in cents and half-cenis, (of which notice fhall be given in at leaft two news papers, publifhed at the feat of go- vernment;) no other copper coins fhall pafs as current money, and every perfon paying, offering to pay, or receiving in payment, any other coin, excepting cents and half- cents, fhall forfeit the faid coin, and alfo the fum of ten dollars with cofts of fuit for the benefit of the perfon by whom information fhall have been given.
Money of account of the United States Shall be expreff- ed in dollars or units, difmes or tenths, cents or hun- dredths, and mills or thoufandths; a difme being the tenth of a dollar, a cent the hundredth, and a mill the thoufandth. And all accounts in the public offices, and all proceedings in the courts of juftice, fhall be kept and had in conformity to this act.
A great number of cents have been already iffued- fome hundreds of dollars have alfo been coined, and from the moft indubitable authority the editer can an- nounce to the public, that a much greater quantity of gold and filver has been depofited for the purpofe of coin- age, than thofe who were beft acquainted with the bufi- nefs at firft expected.
Oficers of the Mint.
David Rittenhouse, director,-2000 dollars. Nicholas Way, treafurer,-1200 dollars. Henry Voight, chief coiner,-1 500 dollars. Albion Cox, affayer, 1300 dollars. Robert Scott, engraver,-1200 dollars. Ifaac Hough, chief clerk.
POST-OFFICE, 36, So. Front St.
Eftablifhment of the mails, from the firft of January, 1793, to the ift of June, 1794.
The Eaftern Mail will be clofed on Mondays, Tuef- days, Wednefdays, Thurfdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, at noon ; and reach New York at ten o'clock in the mor- ning of each fuccecding day, except the Mails of Satur- rurdays, which are to arrive at the fame hours on Mon . days.
The Mails from New York will leave the poft office there on the fame days at noon ; and arrive at Philadel- phia on Tnefdays, Wednefdays, Thurfdays, Friday,s Saturdays, and Mondays, at ten o'clock, A. M.
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The Southern Mail will be clofed on Mondays, Wed- nefdays, and Fridays; at 11 o'clock, A. M. (reaching Baltimore on each fucceeding day at 4 o'clock, P. M.) and arrive at Philadelphia on Tuefdays, Thurfdays, & Saturdays, at Ii o'clock A. M.
The Mail for the Eaftern Shore of Maryland as far as Cheftertown, will be clofed on Mondays, Wednefdays, and Fridays, at half paft 8 o'clock in the morning ; (reaching Cheftertown on each fucceeding day,) and arrive at Philadelphia on Tuefdays, Thurfdays, and Sa- turdays, at 3 o'clock P. M.
The Mail for Chefter Mills, Eafton, Vienna, Salifbary, Princefs Ann, and Snowhill, will be clofed every Mon- day with the other Mails for the Eaftern Shore, and re- turn with the fame every Tuefday.
The Mails for Cantwell's Bridge, Duck Creek, and Dover, will be clofed every Monday with the Eaftern Shore Mail, and return with the fame every Thurfday.
The Mail for Frederica, Milford, Clowes, Dagfbo- rough, Horatown, Accomack, and Northampton Court- boufe, will be clofed on Monday the 14th of January at half paft eight o'clock A. M. and afterwards every fe- cond Monday, and will arrive at Philadelphia on Thurf- day the 17th of January, and afterwards every fecond Thursday.
The Mail for Lancafter, York Town, Carlife, Ship- penfburg, Chamberfburg, Bedford, Greenfburg, and Pittfburg, will be clofed every Saturday at half paft ele- ven o'clock A. M. and arrive at Philadelphia every Fri- day at noon.
The Mail for Reading, Lebanon, Harrifburg, and Carlifle, will be clofed every Tuefday at 3 o'clock, P. M. and arrive at Philadelphia on Thurfdays at noon.
The Mail for Bethlehem, Eafton, Suffex Court houfe, Warwick, Gofhen, Ward's Bridge, Shawangunk, and Kingfton, will be clofed on Wednesdays at 9 o'clock A. M. and arrive at Philadelphia on Tuefdays at noon.
The Mail for Woodbury, Swedefborough, Woods- Town, Salem, and Bridge-town, W. Jerfey, will be clofed on Wednefdays at 3 o'clock P. M. and arrive at Philadelphia on Wednefdays at 9 o'clock A. M.
Timothy Pickering, Poftmafter General,-2000 dollars. Jonathan Burrall, affiftant poftmafter general,-1000. Robert Patton, poftmafter.
Of the poftage of Letters.
For the poftage of any fingle letter to or from any police by land, not exceeding 30 miles, 6 cents. Over
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30, and not exceeding 60, 8 cents. Over 60, and not exceeding 100, 10 cents. Over 100, and not exceeding 150, 12 I-2 cents. Over 150, and not exceeding 2co, IS cents. Over 200, and not exceeding 250, 17 cents. Over 250, and not exceeding 350, 20 cents. Over 350, and not exceeding 450, 22 cents, And from every place more than 450 miles, 25, Cents,
Every double letter fhall pay double the faid rates, every triple letter, triple ; every packet weighing one ounce avoirdupois, fhall pay at the rate of four fingle letters for each ounce, and in that proportion for every greater weight.
All news papers are to be charged with the payment of one cent for every diftance not more than 100 miles, and one cent and an half for any greater diftance; but printers of news papers may fend one paper to each and every other printer of news papers in the United States free of all expence.
The greatest punctuality muft be offerved at the Poft Ofice. It is therefore neceffary that letters be left precifc- ly at the time appointed, in order to infure their going by the mail of that day.
OFFICERS of the CUSTOMS for the DISTRICT of PENNSYLVANIA.
Office corner of Walnut and Second Sts.
Sharp Delany, collector, 40, Walnut St. William M' Pherfon, naval officer.
Walter Stewart, furveyor and infpector of the revenue, Office corner of Union & Third Sts.
John Graff, weigher.
William Milnor, guager.
Johu Gill, meafurer.
William Gray, Jonas Simonds, Peter Ozeas, Andrew Burkhard, David Rofe, Alexander Boyd, George Hof- ner, George Ralfton, Peter Bedford, Jeremich Sim- mons, Robert Hopkins, Maac Milanor & Samuel Sho- ber, infpectors of the revenue.
William Allibone, fuperintendant of the light houfe and beacons.
John M. Nefbitt, William Allen, Robert Bethell, Fofeps Anthony, Magnus Miller, and George Ord, wardens. William Chadwick, clerk.
The hours for doing bufinefs at the cuftom houfe, arc from nine in the forenoon to three in the afternoon. At the warden's office, from 10 to one o'clock every day, Sundays excepted, and on every Saturday the fame, onls
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in the afternoon it is open from 3 to five o'clock for the clearances of veffels.
James Read, infpector of flour. Benjamin Davies, head meafurer of grain. Joseph Leacock, infpector of pot- afh. Thomas Pritchet, infpector of falt provifions. George Eagle, head inspector of lumber. John Gill, infpector of falt.
Clement Humphreys, William Preffon, Francis Grijs, Glement Remington, and Chriftlieb Bartley, inspect- ors of lumber.
SUPERVISOR of EXCISE for the DISTRICT of PENN- SYLVANIA.
Henry Miller.
GOVERNMENT of the TERRITORY of the UNITED STATES North Weft of the river Ohio.
Arthur St. Clair, governor and fuperintendant of Indian affairs in the Northern department, 2000 dollars.
Winthrop Sargeant, fecretary.
John Cleeve Symnes, George Turner, and Rufus Putnam, judges, 800 dollars each.
South of the river Ohio.
William Blount, governor and fuperintendant of Indian affairs in the Southern department, 2000 dollars. Daniel Smith, fecretary.
David Campbell, John M' Nairy, and John Anderson, judges, 800 dollars each.
GOVERNORS of the DIFFERENT STATES in the UNION.
Vermont, Thomas Chittenden. New Hampshire, Jofi- ah Bartlet. Maffachufetts, Samuel Adams. Rhode Ifland, Arthur Fenner. Connecticut, Samuel Hunt ington. New York, George Clinton. New Jersey, Richard Howell. Penufylvania, Thomas Mifflin. Delaware, Jofhua Clayton. Maryland, Thomas Sim Lee. Virginia, HenryLee. North Carolina, Richard Dobbs Spaight. South Carolina, William Moultrie. Georgia, Edward Telfair. Kentucky, Ifaac Shelvie.
LEGISLATURE of the COMMONWEALTH of PENN- SYLVANIA. Office, fecond floor of the State houfe.
THOMAS MIFFLIN, Governor, £.2000. James A. Dallas, Secretary to the commonwealth, £500. Fumes Tremb !? , affiftant Secretary. £300.
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N. B. An election has lately taken place for Senators and members of Ajfembly for the State of Penufylvania ; Returns, however, have not as yet come to hand --- their infertion in this place is therefore unavoidably poftponea. But Should the editor be able to procure a correct Lift, previous to the publication of this Book, it Shall be infert, ed in an Appendix.
MAYOR, RECORDER, ALDERMEN, and COMMON. COUNCIL of PHILADELPHIA. ·
Matthew Clarkfon, mayor.
Alexander Wilcocks, recorder.
Hilary Baker, John Baker, Joseph Ball, John Barclay, Edward Bartholomew, Gunning Bedford, Francis Gur- ney , Michael Hillegas, Reynold Keen, John M. Nefvitt, George Roberts, Jonathan B. Smith, and Jofeph Swift, aldermen.
Alexander Anderjon, Benjamin Checy jun. John Grais, James C. Fifher, Samuel M. Fox, Godfrey Haga, Da- vid Jackfon, Lennard Jacoby, Frederic Kuhl, Morde. cai Lewis, John M' Grea, Benjamin W. Morris, Jamies Milligan, John Nicholfon, Joseph P. Norris, John Pe. rot, Robert Ralfton, Edward Randolph, William San- Jom, Lawrence Sickle, Robert Smith, Ifaac Snowden, John C. Stocker, John Stille, Joseph Thomas, W. Von Phul, Robert Waln, William Wells, and Robert IN'har- ton, common-counfel men.
Robert H. Dunkin, clerk of the corporation,
John Shee, treafurer.
Nicholas Hicks, William Govett, Hugh Roberts, Natha- niel Boys, and Joseph Claypoole, commiffioners fcl lighting and paving the ftreets.
John Eddleman, & John WVilfor, high conftibles.
BANK of NORTH-AMERICA, 99, Chefnut St.
Bank open every day, from ro in the morning until s in the afternoon; Sundays, ift. of January, Good Fri- day, 4th July, and Chiriftmafs day excepted.
Difcount days are Mondays and Thursdays.
Bills or notes not paid when due, are protefted on the evening of the day they become due. Thofe coming duc on the days when Bank is not open are to be paid on the preceding days.
Payments at the Bank are to be examined at the time and no errors to be fuggefted afterwards.
John Nixon, Thomas Fitzhimmons, Mordecai Lewis.
PHILADELPHIA REGISTER.
Josiah Hewes, Joseph Swift, Robert Waln, William Smith, George Latimer, John Morton, Miers Fifher, Benjamin Fuller, Richara Rundle, Directors.
John Nixon, Prefident.
Richard WVells, Cafhier.
William Gibfon, Fofeph Clay, Tellers.
George Williams, john Afhbridge, Thomas Rodman, Book-keepers.
John Bettle, Jeremiah Parvin, Difcount Clerks.
George Steel, Runner.
BANK of the UNITED STATES.
Carpenter's hall in Chefnut between Third & Fourth Sts. on the South fide.
This Bank is open every day, (Sundays, Chriftmas and the 4th of July excepted) from 9 o'clock in the morning until 4 in the afternoon.
All bills or notes offered for difcount fhall be prefent- cd on Monday or Thurfday, and laid before the direct- ors, together with the ftate of the funds of the Bank, every Tuefday and Friday; on which days the difcount fhall be fettled, and made known on the fucceeding days.
Difcounts are made on perfonal fecurity only, with at leaft two refponfible names, for a term not exceeding 60 days ; three days of grace are allowed on all bills or notes payable to the Bank, and difcount is taken for the fame.
Bills or notes left at the Bank are prefented for accept- ance and the money collected free of expence; but in cafe of non-payment and proteft, the expence muft be paid by the perfon lodging the note or bill.
Payments made at the Bank muft be examined at the îime, and no error fuggefted afterwards will be correct- ed. ‹
Thomas Willing, Prefident.
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David Sears, Herman Le Roy, John Lawrence, Richard Harrifon, John Delafield, Matthew Clarkfon, New- York. Abijah Hammond, Jofesh Ball, Matthew Mc Connell, Joseph Anthony, John M. Nesbitt, Samuel Breck, Jeremiah Parker, Haac Wharton, William Bradford, James G. Fifher, Thomas Ewing, William Bingham:, Jacob Dywoning, Archibald M&Gal!, Henry Nichol, Ifrael Whelen, Matthew Clarkfon, Philadel- phia.
John Kean, Cafhier.
George Simpfon, Affiftant Cafhier.
PHILADELPHIA REGISTER.
William Davidfon, Firft Teller.
Charles Taylor, Second ditto. William M. Lawrence, Firft Bookkeeper.
Jonathan Smith, jun. Second ditto. Edward Stow jun. Third do.
Samuel Fenno & Thomas Smith, Difcount Clerks. Charles Davis, Runner.
BANK of PENNSYLVANIA. in Lodge Alley.
This Bank is kept open from 9 o'clock until r, and from 3 until 5, every day in the year, (except Sundays, Chriftmas day, and 4th of July.
All bills and notes offered for difcount, muft be deli- vered on Tuefday and Friday in each week and laid be- fore the board of directors on the next fucceeding days refpectively, on which days the difcounts will be fettled, and may be drawn for accordingly, at any time after 3 o'clock .- Notes or bills not difcounted, fhall be return- ed at any time after 3 o'clock on the fame day.
Difcounts fhall be made on perfonal fecurity with at Jeaft two refponfible names (the firm of a houfe being confidered as one name only) for terms of time not ex- ceeding 60 days, exclufive of three days of grace, which fhall be allowed on all bills and notes payable to the Bank, and difcount taken for the fame.
Payments made at the Bank, muft be examined at the time, and if any error be then found, it fhall be immedi- ately corrected : but no error fuggefted afterwards fhall be corrected.
John Barclay, Prefident.
James Afh, John Wilcocks, James Vanuxem, Jacob Morgan, William Miller, Kearney Wharton, John Swan- wick, Charles Biddle, Samuel M. Fox, John Barclay, Samuel Howell, James Crawford, John Kofs, John Lea- my, Matthew Lawler, John Fry jun. Godfrey Haga, William Montgomery, Philip Nicklin, William Sanfom, Robert Rolftou, Standish Ford, Charles Petit, George Pennock, Directors.
Jonathan Mifflin, Cafhier.
George Hughes, Firft Teller. . John Knapp, Second Teller.
Edward Farres and Armat Brown, Book-keepers.
John Lewis, Difcount Clerk. John Findley, and W. P. Gardiner, Transfer Clerks.
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