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Pubf/Jhed bv Aul/ioot%
Sixth Con? re,is of the United States,
At the firfl session, begun and held at the city of
Philadelphia, in the Rate of Pennsylvania,
on Monday the 2d of December, 1799.
CHAPTER XI.
An ACT fir the relief of fames Yard.
BI I it enadeJt, the Senate and House of &pre
fentative: of the United States of Ameri a, in
Congress affimbled. That the tetra of fix months,'
from and after the passing of this aft, shall be,
and is hereby allowed, as a further rime for the
exportation, with the benefit of draw back, of
one hundred and fix pipes, eight hogfbeads and
five quarter cades of Madeira wine, which
were duly shipped, and with the benefit of draw
back, in the months of March and April, of
the year one thousand seven hundred and ninety
eight, by fames Yard, on board the (hip Gan
ges, then bound to India, but afterwards re
landed in cdnfcquence of the purchase of that
(hip by the United States, and any drawback,
which (hall accrue on any parcel of the said
wine, which being firft duly identified, shall be
exported within the term aforefaid, (hall be
payable in fifteen days after such exportation,
anda debenture or debentures may issue for
such drawback upon the like security, condi
tions and proofs, as are required in other cases,
and to be paid in a similar manner.
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Th : Jefferson,
Pice-Prefdent of tbe United States, and ,
Prudent of tbe Senate.
.Approved—February 27, 1806.
JOHN ADAMS,
Pt efiJent of tbe United States.
"CHAPTER XII.
An ACT providing for thefecund census or
enumeration of tbe inhabitants of tbe
United States.
See. I. T> E it enabled by tbe Senate and Hoof of
DRcprcfnta+ives of the United States of
America, in Corgrefs afttdbd, That the mar-1
(balls of the fevcral diftri&s of the United States,l
apd thc secretaries of the territory of the United 1
States, north-weft of the river Ohio, and of the ♦
Migifippi territory, rcfpe&ively, shall be, and!
they are hereby authorifed and required, under ;
the direction of the Secretary of State, and ac- !
cording to such inftru^ious as he shall give|
pursuant to this a&, to caufethe number of thej
inhabitants within their 1 efpedive diftrids and ,
territories to be taken ; omitting in such cnu- ;
meration, Indians not taxed, and diftipguilhing 1
free persons, including those bound to service for ,
a term of years from all others ; distinguishing :
also the sexes and colours of free persons, and thel
free males under ten years of age ; those of ten|
years and under sixteen, those of sixteen and un-;
der twenty-fix, those of twenty-fix and under 1
forty-five, those of forty-five and upwards.—
-And distinguishing free females under ten years
. of age, those of ten years and under Yixtecn, those ,
of fixtech and under twenty-fix, those of twen-|
ty-fix and under forty-five, those of forty-five & 1
and upwards ; for effecting which purpofc, the ;
• marshals and fecretariesaforefaid,fhall havepow
er to appoint as many assistants within their re
fpe&ive diflri&s and territories, as aforefaid, as
to them shall appear necessary; affigningro each
assistant a certain division of his diftridi or terri
tory, which division shall consist of one or more
counties, cities, towns, townships, hundreds or
tarifhes, or of a territory plainly and diftindlly
Bounded by water courses, mountains, or public
roads: The marshals, or secretaries, as the case
may be &: their affiflants,fhall, refpeaively, take
an oath or affirmation, before some judge or jus
tice of the peace; resident within their refpe&ive
diftri&s or territories, previous to their entering
: on the difeharge ofihe duties by this a& tequir
#d. The oath or affirmation of the marshal or
secretary shall be," I, A. B. marshal of the dif
tridtof , (or secretary of the ter
ritory of as the case may be) do #
foltmnly swear or affirm, that I will well and
truly cause to be made, a jug and perfect enu
meration and description of all persons resident
within my diftria or territory, and return the
fame to the Secretary pf State, agreeably to
the directions of an aS of Congress, intituled
"an a& providing for the enumeration of'the
inhabitants of the United States,' according
t 6 the bcfl of my ability." The oath or affirm
ation of an assistant (hall be " I, A, B. do lolemn-
I, swear (or affirm) that I will make a just and
perfect enumeration and description of all per
sons resident within the division assigned to me
. by the maflhal of the diffri& of
(or the secretary of the territory of
as the case may be) and make due return there
of to the said marshal, or secretary, agreeably
to the directions of an aft of Congress, ihtitulcd
6 an aC, providing for the enumeration of the
inhabitants of the United States,' according to
the belt of my abilities." The enumeration
fell commence on the firft Monday of August
" '.text, and fhallclofc within nine calender months
thereafter. The several afliftants shall, within
the said nine months transmit ro the marshal
or fierctaries, by whom they shall be refoec
6vc|y appointed, accurate returns of all persons,
.except Indians not taxed, within their rMpec
tivc divisions ; which returns shall be made in
a schedule, Jiftinßuiftioz in each , county, par-
OF ALL THE DISPOSITIONS AND HABITS WHICH LEAD TO POLITICAL PROSPERITY, RELIGION Axn MT2AT TTV
——— _____ u and MORALI I Y are indispensable Supports.
by the names of theiftnafter, mistress, Reward,
overseer or other principal person therein, in
the manner following, that is to fay : The num
ber bf persons within my division, confiding of
appears in a schedule hereto an
nexed, fubferibed by me this day
°f A. B. assistant to the mar
fhal of or to the secretary of
Name of county, parith, town
ship, town or city where
the family refits. ^
"Name of head of family. ^
Free white males under ten Q
years of age.^
Free white mates of ten and;^
under sixteen. ^
Free white nidkh (^ d.sJej
and under twenty-fix, S
including heads of families.
I'Tcewhite males of twenty -fix]^
and under forty-five,
including heads of families.
Free white males of forty-five ' \
and upwards, s'
including heads of families. ^
Free white females under ten'^
years of age. 4
A
Free white females of ten years &
and under sixteen.
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Free winte lemaics of lixteen ^
and under twenty-fix,'
including heads of families.
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Free white females of twenty-^
fix find under forty-five,
iacludirg heads of families.
Free white females of forty- ^
five and upwards,™
_ _including heads of families. ^*
All other free persons, except, °
Indians, not taxed. A
; - fy
Slaves.
Sec. 2. And be itfurther enacted, That every
assistant, failing to make a proper return, or
, making a falfc return es the enumeration to the
marshal, or the secretary (as tho case may be)
within the time by this a&' limited, shall forfeit
the sum of two hundred dollars.
See. 3. And be it farther enaaed, That the
marshal and secretaries shall file the several re
turns aforefaid, with the clerks of their respec
tive diftridl or superior courts (as the case may
be) who are hereby directed to receive and
carefully preserve the fame : And the marshals,
or secretaries, refpedively, shall on or before
the firft day of September, one thousand eight
hundred and one, transmit to the Secretary of
State, the aggregate amount of each descrip
tion of persons within their refpeaive dillriels
or territories. And every marshal or secreta
ry failing to file the returns of his assistants, or
any of them, with the clerks of their refpedive
courts as aforefaid^or failing to return the ag
gregate amount of each description of persons
in their refpedive diftri&sor territories, as the
fame shall appear from said returns, to tbe Sec
retary of State, within the time limited by this
a&,fhall for every such offence, forfeit the sum
of eight hundred dollars ; all which forfeitures
shall be recoverable in the courts of the diftr&
or territories where the offences shall lte.com
mittcd,or in the circuit courts to be held within
tire fame, by a&ion of debt, information or
indi^ment ; the one half thereof to the use of
the United States, and the other half to the in
former ; but where the prosecution shall be
firft instituted on behalf of the United States,
the whole shall accrue to their use. And for
the more effe&ual difeovery of offences, the
judges of the fevcral diftrid courts in the save,
ral diftri^s, and of the fopreme courts, in the
territories of the United States, as aforefaid, at
their next sessions, to be held after the expiration'
of the time allowed, for making the returns of
the enumeration hereby directed, to the Secre
tary of State, (half give this-ad in charge to the
grand juries, in their refpe&ive courts^ and shall
cause the returns of the several affi&ts to be
laid before them for their iufpu&ion.
Sec. 4- And so it further enaaed. That every
assistant shall receive at the rate of one. dollar,
for evety hundred persons by him returned,
where such persons reside in the country, and
where such persons reside in a city or towt^
containing more than three thousand persons,
such assistant shall receive at th£ rate of one
dollar for every three hundred persons, but
where from the difrer fed fixation of the inha
bitants in some divisions, one dollar for every
one hundred persons shall be Inefficient, the
marshals or Secretaries, with the approbation
of the judges of their refpeflive diftrids or ter
ritories, may make such further allowance to
the assistants in such divisions, as shall be deem
ed an adequate compensation : Provided, the
fame does not exceed one dollar for every fifty
persons by them returned. The several mar
fbals and secretaries shall receive as follows :
The marshal of the diftrid of Maine, two hun
dred dollars; the marshal of the dittrid of
New-Hampshire, two hundred dollars ; the
marshal of the diftrift of Maffichufetts, three
hundred dollars : the marshal of the diftri& of
Rhode-Tfland, one hundred and fifty dollars ,
the marshal of the diftriQ of Counedicut, two
hundred dollars ; the marshal & the diflrid of
Vermont, two Hundred dollars ; the marshal
of the diftrid of New. York, three hundred dol
lars ; the marshal of the .diflrid of New-Ter
fey, two hundred dollars [ the marshal of the
d:ftii& of Pennsylvania, three hundred dollars ;
the marshal of the diftrid of Delaware, one
hundred dollars ; the marshal of the diftrid of
Maryland, three hundred dollars ; the marshal
of the diftrid of Virginia, fi ve hundred dollars ;
the marshal of the dittri& of Kentucky, two
hundred and fifty dollars; the martial of the
diflri&:of North-Carolina, three hundred and 4
fifty dollars; the marshal of the diftrift ofl
South-Cardin#, three hundred dollars; the|
marshal of the diflridl of Georgia, two hundred
and fifty dollars ; the m^hal'of the dillrici of
Tameflee, two hundred dollars ; the secretary
of the territory of the United States north-weft
of the Ohio, two hundred dollars ; the fecreta-"
ry of the Miflifippi territory, one hundred dol
lars.
°' c * 5* And he farther raaAei, That every
perlon whof c uinai face of abode shall be in
any family on the aforefaid firft Monday in
August next, shall be Returned as of such fami
ly, and the name of dry person, who shall be
an inhabitant of any 4hrirt or territory, but
without a fettled place if residence, (hall be in
serted in the column orithe aforefaid schedule,
whicli is allotted for t,c heads of families in
that division wh.re lie or & shall be, on the
said firft Monday in Ahguft next, and every
person occafonah, &,{ at the time of the
enumeration,as belonging to that place in which
he or far uftnily resides in the United States.
Sec. 6. And be it further eaadW, That each
and every free person, more than fifteen years
°f *ge, whether heads of families or not, belong
ing to any family within any division, diftri&
or territory made or eftablifhcd within the Uni
ted States, shall be and hereby is obliged to
lender to such afliflant of the division, a true
account, if required, to the best of his or her
knowledge, of all and every person belonging
to such family rcfpe^ively, according to the
several descriptions aforefaid, on pain of forfeit
ing twenty dollars, to be sued for and recover
ed by such assistant, the one half for his own
use and the other half to the use of the United
Stated -1
Sec. 7. And he it further enrFicd, That each
assistant shall, previous to making his returns
to the marshal or secretary (as the case may be)
cause a correct copy, signed by himfelf of the
schedule containing the number of inhabitants
within his divifion,^ be set up at two of the
moll public places within the fame, there to re-1
main for tbe infection of all concerned, for
each of which copies the said assistant shall be
entitled to receive two dollars ; provided,
proof of the schedule having been so set up and
fuffered to remain, shall be transmitted to the
marshal or secretary (as the case may be) with
he return of the number of the persons, and
14 case any assistant shall fail to make such
proof to the marshal or secretary, as aforefaid,
he shall forfeit the compensation by this z&
allowed him.'
See. 8. And be it further enerted, That the
Secretary of State shall be and hereby is au
thorized and required to transmit to the mar
shals of the several states apd to the secretaries
aforefaid, regulations and inftru&ions pursuant
to this aft, for carrying the fame into effe&,
and also the forms contained therein of schedule
to be returned, and proper interrogatories to be
administered by the several persons who shall
be employed therein.
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Speaker of tbe Heuf of Reprefcntat 'evee.
Th : JEFFERSON,
ri^-Prfdcnl of i\e United Statet and
Pr&ent of tbe Senate.
Approves—February 28, ifoo.
JOHNADAMS.
Frefdent of the United Stater.
War Department,
M.I^H 12, 1800.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
'HAT fepu ate broporris will be received
X at the office of Vie Secretary of the Depart-|
niert of War, until die expiration of the 25th of?
July next ensuing, far the supply of all rations, }
which may be required for the use of the United |
States, from the ill &y October, 1800, to thel
30th day of Sepceruba, 1801, both days inch:- 1
live, at the places and pithin the two diftri&s#
herein after firft mentioned ; and also that fe-|
pirate propofels willJ)efaeivcd at the said of-1
lice until the expiration of the 25th day of July 1
next enduing, for the fu ply,of all rations which |
may be required as afojrfaid, from the ift day 1
I of Jan. in the year 1801 to the gift day of De-
Icember in the fame yea/, both days inclusive, at
Ithe place and within pefevcral states herein
after mentioned, viz. 1
Piet. Propdfals to supply all rations, that may
be required, at Ofwego) at Niagara ; at Pittf
burg; at Prefqu'ifle ; at Michilimackinac ; at
Fort Franklin ; at Le teuf ; at Cincinnati; at
Picque town, and Lqramies stores ; at Fort
Wayne ;at Fort Defiance; at any place below
Fort Defiance, on the Miami river to Lake
Erie ; at Fort Knox, and Ouatanon on the river
Wabash : at Maffac; it any place or places on
the east fide of the river Mifliffippi, above the
mouth of the river Ohio,and upon the Illinois
river.
Second. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required, at any place or places, on the
east fide of the Mississippi river,below the month
of the river Ohio to the foathern boundary of the
flute of Kentucky and within thc.fiid llate ; at
Knoxville ; at all other posts and places within
the date of Tennessee ; at South Wed Poipt ; at
Tellicb Blockhouse : at St. Sevens, or other fort?
or polk on the rivers Mobile or Tombigby, and
any place or places within the Cherokee boun
daries ; below the southern boundary of the date
of Tennessee, and within the boundary of the
United States.
Third. Proposals rd supply all rations that
may be required, at Point-Petre ; at Coleraine ;
at Savannah, and at any other place or places
where troops are or may be flationed, marched
or recruited within the date of Georgia ; at all
forts or stations on the Oconnee and Alatamaha,
audat.aU other places in the Creek Nation, within
the limits of the United States, where troops
are or may be Rationed.
Fourth, Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Fort Johnson, at Fort Pinck
ney, at Charleflon, or at any other place or
places where troops are or may be Rationed,
marched or recruited in the state of South Car
olina.'
Fifth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at the Fort at Wilmington,
:Cape Fear; at Beacon Bland, Ocracock ;,at
ICharlotte ; at Fayetteville ; at Salisbury, or h
;any other place or places where troops are or
;may be Rationed,marched or rtcraiud in the.
Rate of Noith Carolina.
Sixth. Proposals to supply all ration, that|
may be required at Norfolk, at Portsmouth, at
Kempfville, at Charlotteville, at Winchcfter,at|
, Staunton, at Richmond, at Alexandria, at Lees
-1 burg, at Frederickfbuty, at Carterfville, at Ha
pers Ferry, or at any other place or places
where troops are or may be Rationed, marched
l or recruited, in the Rate of Virginia
ISeventh.1 Seventh. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Fort M'Henry, at Baltimore,
at Annapolis, at Frederick town, at Leonard
town, at Hagers town, at Bladeniburg, at George
town, at Eaftown, at the Head of Eik, and at
any other place or places, where troop, are or
may be Rationed, marched or recruited within
the limits of the Rate of Maryland.
Eighth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Fort Mifflin, at Philadel
phia, at Darby, at Lancaster, at Wiikefbirre. at
Reading, at Bristol, at York town, at Carlisle,
at Lewiftown (Mifflin county) at Bedford, at
Greenfourg, at Washington, at Eaftown, at
Wilmington, at Christiana, at Dover, or at any
other place or places where troops are or may
be Rationed, matched or recruited within the
limits of the Rates of Pennsylvania & Deleware,
except the posts within the date of Pcnnfylvania,
enumerated in the firft proposals aforefaid.
Ninth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Hackanfac, at Elizabeth
town, at New-Brunswick, at Burlington, at
Woodbury, at Trenton, and at any other place
or places where troops are or may be Rationed,
marched or recruited within the limits of the
Rate of Jersey.
Tenth. Proposals to supply all rations that
ma, be required at New-York, at Weft Point,
at Flushing, at Hrerlcra, at Weft Chester, at
Poughkeepsie, at Kendrihook, at Stillwater at-
Newinrg, at Albany, at Conajoharie, at Cherry
Valley, and at any other-place or places where
troops are or may be Rationed, marched or re
cruited within the limits of the Rate of New-
York, except the posts within the said Rate en
umerated in the firft proposals aforefaid.
Eleventh. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Hartford, at Hebron, at
New London, at Brooklynn, at Wyndham, at
Litchfield, at Guilford, at New Haven, at Fair
field,a: Danbury, at Middletown, and at any
other place or places where troops are or may
be Rationed, marched or recruited within the
limits of the Rate of Connecticut.
Twelfth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Fort Wolcott, at Brinton's
Point, at Newport, at Providence, and at any
place or places where troops are or may be Ra
tioned, marched or recruited within the limits of
the Rate of Rhode Island.
Thirteenth. Proposals to supply all rations that
, may be required at Portland in the DißriCt of
Maine, Gloucester, CapfyAnn, Salem, Marble
head, Boßon, at Springfield, at Uxbridge, and
at any other place or places where troops are
or may be Rationed, marched or recruited with
in the limits of the Rate of Massachusetts,
Fourteenth. Proposals to supply all rations
that may be required at Portsmouth, at Exeter,
at Wiudfor, at Bennington, at Rutland, or at
any Fort, place or places, where troops are or
may be Rationed, marched or recruited,within
the States of New Hampshire and Vermont.
The Ration to be supplied, is to consist of the
following articles, viz. Eighteen ounces of
bread or flour, or when neither can be obtained,
of one quart of rice, or one and a half pound of
lifted or boulted indian meal, one pound and a
quarter of fresh beef, or one pound of falced
beef, or three quarters of a poqnd of salted
I Pork, and when freSh meat is iffired, salt, at the
1 rate of two quarts for every hundred rations;
)foap at the rate of four pounds, and candles at
f the rate of a pound and a half for every hun-
I dred rations. -'
I It is expelled the proposals will also extend to
I' the supply of rum, whiSkey, or other ardent spir
its at the rate of half a gill per ration, and Vin
egar at the rate of two quarts for every hundred
rations. The proposals will Specify the price of
tbe several component parts of the ration,as well
! as those of substitutes or alternatives for parts
thereof.
The rations are to be furnished in such quan
tities as that there shall at all times, duripg the
term of the propefed contra&s be fufficient for
the confuroption of the troops at Michilimack
inac, Detroit, Niagara and Ofwego, for fix
months in advance, and at each of the other
posts on the weftcrn waters, for at lead three
months in advance, of good and wholesome pro
visions, if the fame Shall be required. It is also
to be permitted co all and every of the command
ants of fortified places, or polls, to call for at
seasons when the fame can be transported, or at
any time in case of urgency, such Supplies of
like provisions in advance, as in the diferetion
of the commandant Shall be deemed proper.—
It is to be underßood that the conttiaor is to
be at the expense and rifle of issuing the Supplies
* to the troops, and at all losses, sustained, by tire
depredations pf an enemy, or by means of the !
troops of the United States, Shall be paid for at ]
the price of the article captured or destroyed,
on the depositions of two ormore persons ofcred
itable characters and the certificate of a corn
miffioned officer, afeertaining the circumßance#
of the loss, and the amount of the articles, for
which comrenfation Shall be claimed.
The privilege is to be underßood to be re
served to the United States of requiring, that
noneof the fppplies which may be furnilhed un
der any of the proposed contrasts Shall be iffued^
until the ffupplies which have or may be fur
nished under contracts now in force have been
confirmed, and that afupply in advance may be
always required at any of the fixed posts on the
Sea-board or Indian frontiers not exceeding
three months,
JAMES ABHENRY, 30 of War.
^■■_nnrereffltßtflrcmhrcmtwtta.sßfflta_r
received at:d for sole of deliver, to
Subscribers, by C. PEIRCE,
WASHINGTON'S
POLITICAL LEGACIES'.
/to WHICH IS ANNEXED AN
APPENDIX,
Contatoing an account of his illness, death, and
the National tributes of refpeCt paid to his
Memory, with a, '.
BIOGRAPHICAL OUTLINE or m
LIF£ AND CHARACTER.
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I Great BARG 4INS,
' ABRAHAM ISAAC, in^es Town
and Comdr, Shop-keffirs and Traders 'of
every description, to bis rudite at Lang,
Brierly & Co. Wkolef.de Storefin Pleafont
street, Portfmsutk —where they will have
a Capital chance for Speculating in great
Bargains, &lc. on credit. Private fa
mills will Lave a fine opportunity to pur
chase Goods, for their use and confamplion.
Sale to begin on Tuefday morning, i sth
infl. at ten o'clock, and to continue ever,
da, wdil all are fold.
On TUESDAY the igth inst.
WILL BE SOLD
At Public AUCTION,
At the fore of Meffis. Lang,
Briefly, & Co — All the Goods
th y have now on hand, without my rg.
fovewhatever, as they intendJkw tl,
, to leave the town. — Qnffcng of- —
Broad Cloths. ;muslins.
Cailimcres. ^Dimities.
F>reft Cloths. ^Chintzes.
Serges. jMuflin Aprons.
Catfmets. jL^wn do.
Thickfe's. jMuflin H'kerchiefx
Corduroys. jLawo do,
Velvets, ^Copperplates.
Swanfdowus. jbnsuls.
Shalloons. ;Cotton Hose.
Durants. fiilk do.
Tammies. flVorfted do.
Calimaocott. fink Mitts.
Ruffels. jWorfted do.
Ladings. ±Long Kid Gloves.
Wild bores.|Short do.
Camblets. jT^reads.
Crapes. ^Edgings.
Poplins. tßiack Modes.
Gloiferetts. ^Quilti ngs.
Mißi netis. ^Colored Threads.
Moreens. jO^Rity Binding.
Linens.%Sboe do.
Britanto. JLadies black and co-
Brown Hollands. % lor'd Beaver Hats.
Cotton Shirtings. jMen's & Boy's Haw
India Cottons jHat Bands.
Coitonets. jShoe Buckley
Jeannetts. ^Buttons.
—L IKEWIS&-
Blue Broad Cloths. ;Sirf'e and double
Printed Kerfeymerc.^ Glove Tics.
Printed Thickfette MSpy Glasses.
Silk Nankine^ ll^ch Mifonics;
Scarlet Plufli. ||Lockcts, do.
Buff prized Jeans. ^Medallions, Gift
Furniture Callitoesj Frames.
, Chintzes. ftdo. marble.
Purple Shawls. fail Needles.
Silk Ferrets. ||Coat & vest Buttons,
Gentlemens' 61k &||Button Moulds.
cotton Hose, j|Sheep Shears.
do. Gloves. I/Nippers.
London Tapes. |Butchers Knives.
Diapers. GD-fert Knives and
Colored Threads. § Forks.
Ladies' black and§Awl Hafts.
brown Hats. flClothes Bruflies.
Boy/ do. variou^lron Caodlefticks
colours. §BAfs Bolts.
LHie> 'long & (hort§Round nosed Plyers.
IKid Gloves. tflat do.
With a great variety of other Goods,
too tedious to insert in an adverofemeut.
Conditions of Sale.
All purchasers under go dollars, cash
down—go to 150 st three months'ere
dit—rgo to 300 fix months credit—s
bove 500 dollars, eight months, for ap
proved notes with endorsers.
Abraham Isaac, Auß'r.
PortfnoU/^/^rr/^l^OO.
On WEDN ESDAY the 7th of
May, 1800,
H^ll be fold, at Abraham Isaac's
Aumon-Room, in Buck-street,
SEvcral Trunks India Clothing,
—AS FOLLOWS—
^ Gentlemen's flriped Summer Coats.
7 do. Silk &Chintz Morning Gowns.
9 do. Spences.
2 Ladies elegant Silk Gowns & Skirts.
2 do. Quilted Silk short Gowns.
4 do. of other kinds.
2 do. Silk and Cotton.
24 small Childrens Gowns.
3 do. short waists.
6 pair Mens' Trowfers, some silk.
60 pair Boy's Jackets and Trowfers.
9 handtome Counterpins.
12 handsome Chintz Coach Coverin,.
2 Matrass, :
12 Inndfom= Chair Bottoms.
2 Chintz do. Coverings.
g Elegant red Q^ihs.
, do. Cradel uo.
2 Remnants Chintz.
A number Bolftcrs and Pillow C,fes.
Several Packet Handkerchiefs,— with
a number of articles of Clothing, (go fe„
dious, to particularize.
N. H. The above to be fold withoui
any reserve. '
, W« 10 ronmntce at to dock, A. M.
WASHINGTON'S Legacy.