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They will be printed in a neat Odavo Volume, and
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present high price of paper and labour.
A Specimen of this New Edition may be seen at the
Printers.
Being an Examination into the
Claim of Virginia to the vacant western
A Table of French Verbs,
Auxiliaries, Regulars and Irregulars,
Conjugated throughout all their Tenses and Moods ;
And Shewing how to form their Simple Tenses from
their Infinitive Mood,
And how to find their Infinitive Moods from their
Terminations:
Together with REMARKS on particular IRREGU
LARITIES.
Inscribed to the American Philosophical
Society, By M. Carre.
This TABLE is particularly calculated for the use
of the colleges, schools and academies where the French
language is taught ; and it is not only fit for begin
ners, but even tor persons who have already acquired a
considerable knowledge of the French tongue; the
numberleft irregularities of the French verbs being sel
dom well known, even by natives ; this Table (hews
them all in a most diffira manner, and one may, at a
Angle glance, find cut any irregularity of any particu
lar verbs.
PUBLIC
At the north-east corner of Market and Second-streets,
Territory,
And of the Right of
The United States to the Same:
To which is added,
Proposals for laying off a new State,
To be applied as a Fund for carrying on the War, or
redeeming the national Debt.
By the Author of Common Sense.
N. B. Gentlemen who have fubferibed for the above
Pamphlet, are requefled to fend the amount of their
Subferiptions to Mr. Davidlon.
Rose-Butter in Firkins,
TO BE SOLD, by
Adam Hubley,
In the old burnt houses in Water-Greet, below Walnut
Greet : Also,
Mufcovado Sugar,
Bohea Tea,
Moiaffes,
Bristol Ale,
Port Wine,
Boxes Soap,
And a few Dry Goods : Confining of
Black Ruffed and Calamancoes, Bed-bunts, Durants
Cambiets, double purple Calicoes, Scotch Threads,
Ivory Combs, Barlow Penknives, &c.
QF THE
PRACTICE OF PHYSIC,
By William Cullen, M. D. & P.
The Author of this Work is too well
known in the literary world to fond in need of much
commendation. He has produced a revolution in phy
sic, His system is now adopted in Britain, and begins
to make its way into France, Holland and Germany.
The above work is the Text Book of his Le&ures on
the practice of physic; but comprehends the outlines
of his difeoveries on the causes and cures of difeafer.
The EDITOR is happy in an opportunity of intro
ducing them to the Knowledge of the Faculty and Stu
dents of Medicine in America. He hopes they will
be doubly acceptable to the Physicians and Surgeons of
the Army and Navy of the United States.
OF HIS EXCELLENCY,
George Washington, Esq;
A New Impression in Metzotinto;
From the original Fchire belonging to the State of
Pennsylvania ;
Poft^r size, i. e. 14 inches by 10 inches, exclusive of
the margin ;
Price Two Dollars, or the V^lue thereof in current
Money, or Six Pound per Dozen to Shop-keepers,
or Perlons going abroad.
Any Persons wanting the said Prints,
Will apply to CHARLES W. PEALE, at the corner
of Third and Lombard-Greets.
In the Frefs and will be Published in May
next,
By Styner and Cift,
Printers in Second-street, THE
FIRST LINES
Just Published, and to be Sold,
By James Davidson,
By Francis Bailey,
In Market-street, Philadelphia,
Philadelphia: Printed and Sold by D AHID C. CLAFPO 0 LE.
TO BE SO L D,
English Starch in barrels,
Chocolate,
Writing Paper,
Neats Tongues in kegs,
Crotfeut Saws,
6d and 8d Nails.
GOOD,
A LARGE quantity of
best Irilh mess Beef,
in barrels and half barrels,
Best mess Pork in ditto,
Irish Role Butter in firkins,,
Madeira Wine in pipes and
hogsheads,
Choice Neats Tongues in
k?£s,
Msuld and dipt Candles in
box's.
Excellent bottled Claret,
A quantify oi assorted Tin
Ware, jappaned and
plain,
Best Athlone Hatts,
chest, Pocket Hank<rch
TO BE LE T,
And entered on the firft day of April next.
TH A T noted and well accustomed TAVERN
and PLANTATION known by the name of the
Sorrel Horse, in Chester county, upor the Lan
caster read, about fourteen miles from Philadelphia,
lately kept by Michael Stadleman, deceased, but now
in the tenure of J cob Wagoner. The terms to be
made known the firft day of February next upon the
premises, by the GUARDIANS
N. B. The excellency of the fland makes it neetf
fary to be known, that none need apply but such as
come well recommended.
One door above Walnu^-ftreet, in Water-street, the
following Goods.
The Purchaser will have an opportunity of
feeing an assay of the Ore, and the exa& quantity of cop
per it yields. The Ilieet-copper made from it is equal to
any ever imported. The drifts, which contain ore,
may be entered on and worked immediately. The
blasting-vein from 60 to 80 feet long, may be cleared
to work in two weeks. The level, one cf the greatest
undertakings in North- America, is comp'eat. There
are 200 acres of land, a good dwelling boufe, and fan
dry improvements. Many fatisfa&ory difeoveries will
be made to the buyer, For terms apply to
JOHN STEVENSON.
N. B. A few tons of ore can be feared, to keep the
furnace going till more may be railed.
%* A perlon well qualified to ere& „ .ROLLING
MILL, will meet with advantageous employment, by
applying to WILLIAM HAMMOND, merchant in
Baltimore town, or to the MANAGERS of the Cop
per works, ia Frederick county.
At the Corner of Walnut and Second streets : Also,
Drugs and Medicines, as usual,
CWlFT'sWork<, 24v015.
' Montaigne Effayr, gvs.
Reau's Works, 10 vols.
Pliny's Letters, 2 vols.
Robertfon'sHil. ofScot.zvs
English Theatre, 12 vols.
French, English, and Ita
lian Diaionaries, $ vols.
Johnson's Dictionary.
A large General Atlas.
British Plutarch, 6 vols.
Burney on Mufick, 3 vs.
Bacon's Works, 3 vs. so.
Pliny's Letters, 2 vols.
Shoemaker's Tools,
TO BE SOLD by FREDERICK DOUBLEBOWER,
At his (hop in Second-Greet, four doors above
Arch street, Philadelphia.
TO BE SOL D,
A Lot of Ground,
Situate in Chester town, K-nt county, Maryland, with
the Houses thereunto belonging: Confuting of a large
convenient Dwelling Houft, Store House and Grainsry
adjoining, with Cellars under the whoje: Alloa good
Stable, Chaife-honfe, Meat-toufe, and several other
necefkr, improvements, picafantly tituated in the 010 ft
public p&rt of the town, and as good a Hand as any in
the place for mercantile bufine s. For Terms apply to
the fubferiber, living on the Prmiles.
FOR SAL E,
A number of Books, elegantly Bound ;
Confining of
By the Hundred Weight or lesser Quantity,
To be Sold by the Subferiber,
Baltimore, December 16, 1780.
TO BE SO L D,
STEVENSO N's
Grand Copper-Mine,
In FREDERICK COUNTY.
TO BE SOLD,
By Davis Bevan,
Imported Saltpetre,
Freth and of the best Quality.
SHARP DELANY.
Enquire of the Printers.
JOUN LORAIN.
Tully's Garters by the
grots,
Packe s of Pins,
Calicoes,
White Threads,
Some extraordinary Lon
don made Cloaths Brushes,
Ditto S cubing Brushes,
Best Durham Mustard,
Scotch Snuff,
Chelhiie Cheese,
Powder Boxes,
And a Variety of other
Goods not here men
tioned.
Bohea Tea by the
iiefs, Sewing Silk, &c.
Letters fromitaly, 2 volt.
Ganganelli's Letters, 4 vs.
Pennsylvania Gazette for
21 years, ending with
1773, if ^'^
Goidimdh'sNatural Hf
tory, 8 vols.
Guthrie's Universal His
tory, 12 vols.
Rollin's Ancient Hist. jovs.
Defagulur's Experiments,
3 volumes.
Hume's Effajs, 4. volt.
warranted Good, and if rot good may be returned ;
German Straw-Knives, Spinning- Wheel
Irons, Iron Lamps, Waffel-irons, W^ggon-fcrews,
Rifle and Gun Burrels ;
A large Assortment of Plain irons, German Bibles,
Pfidm-books and Slate pencils.
LIKEWIS E,
A Number of elegantly finifhed
Swore!and hanger Blades,
All Performs Indebted to the
Estate of FRANCIS C. HASENCLEVER, decwed.
are desired to brake payment without delay, to the sub
scribers ; and such as have any Demands against said
Estate, are requeued to render their Accounts, duly
proven, in order thav they may be fettled, by
Any Person having a com
modious HOUSE ready Furnished, with or without
a Stable and Coach House, agreeably situated, either
in town or country, if not more than three miles from
market; or having genteel Houfhold, Table and
Kitchen Furniture far two Bed-chambers, Dining room.
Parlour and Kitchen, with or without Table-linen,
may hear of a Tenant, or one who will hire for three,
fix, or nine months, by enquiring of the Printer.
IVAS taken up, about three miles from
this city, the 16th instant, a bright Bay MARE,
about < ,or 10 years old, about 14 hands and a half
high, switch tail, with a small star in her forehead, no
brand or ear-mark to be perceived. 'Whoever has loft
the said MARE, is desired to prove his property, pay
charges and take her away in three weeks from this
date, otherwise she will be fold for the charges.
Apply to JAMES JOHNSTON, in Second-street,
nearly opposite to Almond street, Philadelphia.
N. B. She has been cryed three times. Jan. 3%
A lusty, strong Negro MAN,
about 23 years old, fit tor town or country, and has
been u^d to take care of horses, and also the manage,
ment of fhallops and other small craft. Enquire of the
Printer..
At said Store is likewise for Sale, By
Leonard Jacoby and Company,
Madeira, Lisbon and Teneriff Wines,
Spirits, Rum, Coffee, Sugar, Salt, Pepper, &c.
A large Quantity of 3,4, 6, 9 and 12 Pound Gannon
Four Hundred Dollars Reward.
Was LOS T, on Thursday Evening, theist instant, in
Chefnut-ftreet, between Fr< nt and Third-Greets,
A small L A P-D O G,
Named BEAUTY ; is white and black, has long hair,
with two spots over his eyes and one on his forehead.
Whoever brings said Dog to Mr. RAGUET, in
Font-ftrset, five doors below Walnut Greet, will
receive the above Reward.
BOULTING CLOTHS,
AL S O,
A Quantity of Holland Stripes, and Checks^
Raven and Russia Dick, Drilling, Brown Holland,
Knives and Forks, &c. &c. &c.
Lately Imported, and now for Sale,
By Leonard Jacoby,
At his Store in Second-Greet, a few doors above Race-
Greet, Philadelphia,
BELOW are the numbers of Loan-office Certificates
which was taken in Chefapesk-bay about the 28th
of November last, on hoard the Luzerne, capt. Sharp,
hr the privateer Trimmer, captain Phillipa from New-
York, viz. No. 2700 and 2701, dat'd 20th February,
1779, each iooo dollars, payable to Samuel S. Coale,
emitted by Thomas Smith, esquire, treasurer of the
Continental Loan office, in Philadelphia ; No. 6395.
and 6396, dated March 1779, 600 dollars each, pay
able to Thomas B. Hodgkin, emitted by Thomas
Harrwood, enquire, treasurer of the Continental Loan
office in Annapolis ; a description of the above Certifi
cates is lodged in both the Loan-offices, and will be
flopped if presented for payment.
Annapolis, Dec. 21, 1780. JOS. DOWSON#
TAKEN U P,
the 15th of September left, on suspicion of being stolen,
A NEGRO man named SAM, five foot four inches
high ; he fays hia matter's name is Thomas
M'Kenley, living between Black-ford Town and Go
ney creek, Virginia, Shanodpre county. The negro
was taken in company with Daniel Broeks, from the
above mentioned place, who he fays ffole him away
from his master- His maftcr is desired to apply to Wil
liam Tuller, butcher at the Yellow spring hospital,
Chester county, Pennfylvanie, and he Giall have him
again.
Superfine, fine, middling and course
TO BE SOL D,
MARY HASENCLEVER, Executrix.
And LEONARD JACOBY, Executor.
BAL L.