Gazette of the United States, & Philadelphia daily advertiser. — Philadelphia [Pa.], 1797-11-08 00:00:00, page 4

FOR SALE,
A Team of five excellent! lorfes,
vith a nrd Gears. The Horles are all J
\v)tinc. ?'ong, tvue to Ihe draught, and capab.e
of as (*rta* a wCfght as ttio.'. i" ihe coun- n
trv The V.ai!Con r.r/1 Gears are (krong, and fj
ll 7-od order. A)»p!v.to ROBERT GREEN, tior
Weft Town, Cheller countv, or to app
Thomas si/her, (1 i'
er <
>Io. SeCttnd Street, Phila 'elphia. b< ,
11 mo. 2, i-od v v. con
In the Press,
j\nd speedily will be published by William j )U j
Young, No. 52, Second, the corner of 1
Chefnut Street, Pe;
A VIEW
Of the Science of Life ; i n
On the principles eflahliftied in ths elements t,;t "
r»r Med'cirir. o" th.» late celebrated P al
JO H N BRO WN, M. TX
With an attt-m'pt to correflifowie important er-
rors of that wo lr, and caf.'s i;i il'luftration, chief- r - v
lv leleifled from the records of their praiticf, at p u
the General iJbfpitil at Calcutta, lj er
Br IViiLt im Yates cf Chas. Ma-Clran. ne\
N\ hich ii fnbjoined, a Treatise on tnc a&ion
of Mercury upon living bodies, and its applica
tion for the cure of difcafes of indirefl debility
AndadilTettnt'nn onthe fourcet of Epid-oiicand- |
Pcflilenjtialtliftafes; in wl]ichisa!temp4edtopr®ve
by a numerous of faifls, that they 11s- R t
<iri!'e from contagion, but are always produ- 1
ced\l)yrertain dates, or certain vicissitudes ot
ttie aim-sphere, by CharlSs Maclean", of aec
CslcntM' wc
Ocl. ,x. '
At the Federal Blast Furnace, Ar
In Carver—fir Slittb;g, Plaiting, and Rolling
Mills.
SEYMOUR'S Patent Rollers.
THEIR fuptnorily conjtjls in being free from Co
Ihbles and honey-combed places, tvhich are com- t
monh found in rollers cajl in /and, or day 1 jjq
mouUs. Theft patent rollers are cajl tn iron
mouldi, pi-evitjujlf, heated, and uill be found to j
bt mure dUnj'e. solid and durable than any rollers | f ut
hereto fort qfird. Another important aeti*nntage j un
they, have cfer others, is, that the recks require i )i c
no turniitgf but are immedaitely fit fnr jfe, mid p e
J'roui their accuracy, run with lej's friflion, and
requireiefs nucfter to mi'.he them perform their
zvork. 7hey may be had by application to the
Patentee in Plfmout!:, of Gen. N&tbanUl CqoJ
ivitij or of Mejfrs. Thatcher aid Hayward
lifflot, t,u Sept. 19- §t>t-
This Day is Published, j
Mcft. Dobfen, CarcA Campbell, Rice, and the
other Bookfellcrs,
Price One Dollar and i wenty-fivc cents,
ElegCiit'v printed on IVeve paper, and Hot
prrjfed,
By John Ihompfon,
• A COMPARATIVE VifcW OF T
The Constitutions
Of the fev r»I States with ench other, and with
thct of the United States: "exhibiting in Tables,
the prominent features of each Constitution, and
cUßing together their rnoft impertajit provisions,
under the federal heads of adminkftration ; with
Mtites andObfertfati'ons. ,
By WILLIAM SMITH,
Of South-Car otitis, ci
L L. D. and member of the Congreft of tte il
United States. el
Dedicated to th« People of th« United States. u
N. 3. A few Copt 3 printed an an inferior pa- '<
per, at 3-4thsof a dollar.
FcbruajTr 6 mwf f,
City CommiJJioners' Office, [
Juie 1797-
IN purfumce of an ordinance from the feleiS
in<s common councils, passed the 23d day ot
Mav lad, appointing the city ci»mm:lTionei»,
aad 'jrcfcribing th«ir duties, feflion 9th,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 1
That'the city is divided into five diftrifts,
each to be uoder iWe fuperintendance of one of .
thetity commifTiouers, whoisto be individually
relponfible for the cleanlintfs'of the fame, and j
are as follow. j
I>iftri<£\ No. i. From the south fide of Ce- t
dar-ftreet, to the north fide ofSpruce-ftreet.uti- ]
ithe superintendence of Nathan Boys. ,
2. From the north fid-; of Spruee-llreet, to
the noflh fide of VValnut-flreet,under the fuper
iotendence t>f Hugh Robsrtt.
' ». From the north fide of Walnut to the south
fide of High-ilreet, under the fuperintend«nce of .
Joseph Claypoole. _
4 From the north fide of Iligh-ftreet, to the
north Ad * of Mufccry street, under the super
intendence of Williami Moulder.
5. From the north fide of Mulberrv-ttreet to
tW north fide of Vine-flreet, under ihe tuper
intendence of Nicholas Hicks.
Thecleaningof High-street to be in ccrm«on.
A Hated meeting of the city comraiffion
ers Is luld at the Old Court House, in High
ftreet, every Tuesday evening at s o'clock.
July 14- eo,m
Stands for Draymen, lie.
t„ purfuanee of art Ordinance from ibeScletl and
Common Councils,bearing date fx nd day of
April, 1797, providing for the appointment of
1 City Commtjjioners, &c. Se3. the ijjtb.
THE following plases are fixed upon by the
said City Commifiwners for Standi for
" Draymen and their Horses.
In Vine-street, eastward of I'ront-nre«, on
both fides. /
Saflafras, Ilieh, Chefnut and Walnut-fttreets,
eastward ot Front-street, on the north fide only.
Mulberry-street, south fide from Front to
Third-street.
Front-Ilreat, east flde from Vine-street to
Elfrith's alley-
Front-street, from opposite to Black Ilorle al
ley to Hamilton's stores, east fide.
Water-street, weft fide from the north end of
Stamper's or Moore's stores to Pine-street.
Penn-ftreet from Pine to Ce'iar-Ilieet, \*eU
Drawbridge, north fide, east of Front-street.
Spruce, Pine South streets, east ol Front
flreet south Ode*
Dock-Hreet, betweett Walnut-ftrett and the
flag stone croffmgs, east fide, opposite Gecrge
°ri C ecoiui-ftre?f, between arid Vine
ftr piftJ,-ftrfide from Chefnut to Mtil
beSaflivas-ftreet, from Third to Fo®rth-ftrect,
eS l/o d.'av or horse to stand within ten feet of
■"3 Sw FOR kACKNEr' CO ACHES.
Piuc-lireet, north fide from Fourth to Fifth
h-ftreet, between Chefiiut and \\ r ajnut
ftr ß'ancC:fr«ct ) north fide,between Third and
Fourth llrce'.s. mw&fim
July l-l-
LAW BOORS, •
Latefl: London and Dublin Editions. A^or
H. Ss 5 P. RICE, Bcokftilers, T? .
No. 16, S »uth Second* and No. 50, Market flrcet,
fj AVE just received by the 1 *te arrivals from wh j
ll London and Dublin, then fprir.s import a- Ti . }
tion, confiftingnf a variety of th:.* Ut#ft and 1110..
approved 1 awßooks, whtcVi adctedtotbofe aiiea« av
dy on hand, formsthe moftextenfive collesioi» ov
er offered for fa'e in this country. They thei dure jj c g
beg icave to notice, th».t from th? nature of their £)j a j
connc&u nsin Dublin, thi"y ,afo to lcll Iri 1 - £ ni j
edition* (aa.they have hitherto (ior.e) at th" v.'ij Cw
lowest prices. The following are aiiiong the lateit n
publications. , tfint
Vefey, juu'rs Reports in Chancery, 4 .\bc
Peake's Cases at Nili Prius ; Ridjreway's vt* clo ,
in the frime of Lord HacdWrckc ; Ployer 5 Pro.flers (ta.l i
Pra&yre in the Eccfefuftical Courts ; Barton a wil
1 Trcatifc on X Su';: in Equity; 1 idd s Practice of
the Court df Kirix*" Bench in Perfor»ai Anions, 2- *-«-
part*
on Uses ; modern Reports, 11 vol*. London edi- Ji
tion.
H. and P. Rice «cpc& t* Receive by the firft ar-
rival from New-York *he 6th vol. complete of __
Durcford and East's Reports, the ad part of Gil
bert's Law of Evidence by Loft, and a number of
new publications.
June a 6.
"The Hittopy of Pennsylvania,
By ROBERT PROUD,
Jg now in the press, and will be published,
with all convenient expedition, by ZtCH.t-
RIAH Pt'ULSiN, jun. No. 80, Cheinut-ftreet, I
Philadelphia, where l'ulifcriptions will continue
to be received, and at the Philadelphia Library,
according to the printed propJals, until the
work is reaJv for the fubferiber*. ft
July is. ' _ -" wtf ±
THIS DAY WAS PUBLISHED, ton
And for sale by 7 * at the
Stone House, No. 41, south Second street, t^r
EVENINGS at HOME;
OR, THE JUVENILE BUDGET OPENED. ,
ConlitHng of a variety i<f Mifccllaneou". Pieces for
the and auiiifemcnt of YOUNO FEEt-
SONS—Volumes haiidfomely printed ami bound
up in two volumes, price Two Dollars.
The variety and excellence of thef.' pieces are
| such, that the book needs only to be known to be
! universally esteemed one of the moll valuable [flio
j lic itionsth t can be put into th» ham'* of young
I perfom.
" Delightful tail? to rear the tender rhotjht,
To teach thwyoung idea how to (hoot,
Fo pour tk« frefh iollrudlidn o'er the mind, r
To breatheth' enlivening fpirit,and to fix
The g«m rous ptirpoft in the glowing bread."
Thomson.
August »4. mwf4W C«
THIS D ■* Y IS PUBLISHIiD, H
By THOMAS OOBSO AT, at the Stone *o«f«, or
No. 41, south Second street, ' e
Letters and Conversations,
Between several Ladies, on improving and in
teresting fubje<U.
TrJftflatid fion. the D«tch of Madame dt Samim
With alterations and improvements, "
Printed ..fne paper, and nent/j bund, "
Prise one dollar. ft
AMIBST the tide of modern Romances, paming '5
taks el f*traordhjary ditttefs, er of desperate or w
1 artful vi-llaiuy, which " harrow up the foul," a«ii fc
which it would Infer the honor of young ladiu to
be ignorant of, this little book comis forward to so- 0
licit notice, where i i a variety of-i»iidents, not ex- t ;
ceeding th« h«mds of rial life, the proper, beciufs n
ilegavt and 1 natural dhtrity *nd importance of the Female
cbara&tr il e*hi',ite<t In an interesting point cf view, (i
and prefcnts example* of real and attainable excel
jciicc.
The puliliiher was foraudi pleafcdwkh die peni- _
sal, tkat he was pertuaded he fnould do a ple-ifing
■ fctviM to thi community by feuding it in o circu
lation. Augtid 14 —mw4w
ACt laying Duties on Stamped Vellu vi
| Parchment and Paper.
A TEW copies of the above a& may be had at j
kc Office of. tho Gazette of die United States, No. ,
119, Chefnot-ftreet. July iy. f
■ The Partnership,
T TNDER the firm of FREEMAN IS" Company, t
I V_J is dissolved by mutual confeßt. All persons ,
having any demands against tke said fioufe are de- ,
fired render :he fame to T. B. Freeman ; and (
* those indebted to the House are desired to make pay- ,
" meut to him—By whom business will in future be ,
carried on,at his Store, No. J9, South Front-street.
0 Au S „JI 7 co<Uw
Ricbard and James Potter
li HAVE removed thoir Counting House to No.
1 45, South Fifth-ftreet.
• uguft *. w&f6*
\ Lanca'ier, Harrijburgh Carlijlt,
Sbippeiifburg and Sunburj
STAGES.
THE public are reqmlled to take notice, that
the partnership which h«s for fomc lime fub
'* filled hctweon Mathias Slough of Lancaster, and
William Geer, is now dissolved: bat, not as M.
Slough infinuatestc the public without just cause ;
us will more fully appear by a letter on the fub
~ jea from M. Slough to \T. Gccr, dated the 19th
December I aft. a recital «f which is not now deem
ed necelfary. Auy gentleman who withes to be
more cireumftantially informed of tke njerks of
this business, by applying to W. Geer may hare
°J the perrfal ef M. Slough's letter, and then can be
"f at full liberty to determine whether or not W.
Geer is not perfe&ly jaftifiable in attaching hi tu
be felf to aDy other person in the prosecution cf the
Stage conveyance from Philadelphia to Shippenf
urg, or any other place,
on No\V from the liberal and generous support the
public were pitafed to confer on the firft effort in
ts, this business, William Geer, in conjundion with
ly. Mefits. Rcily, Weed and Witmer, is determined
to to prosecute and carry it on, with every cart, at
tention and dispatch that a zeal to oblige the pub
to lie can poflibly exert.
The above company, who are amply provided
11. with carriages, horlt-s, and cvtry appurtenance to
render the passage fafe and commodious, inform
0 f those wnu wi!h so patronize and encourage the
undertaking, that they can take their ieats at
. n George Weed's, the sign of the White liorfe,
Market Street, Philadelphia, 011 every Mond«y
and Friday, to proceed to Lancaster, Hanifburg,
Carlisle and Shippenfburg. iTie fare as hitherto
3111 eftablifhcd.
For the further accommodation of the public,
t,lf a Stage will start every Wednesday from the house
r 6 e of Saßiucl Elder, in Harrifburg, arrive at Sun
bury in Northumberland county, every Thurlday,
ine and' return from theoce and arriva at Hairifburg
every Saturday, l'o that passengers destined tor
"I- Lancaster or Philadelphia, may proceed on Mon
tlavs.
WILLIAM GEER.
Lancatltr, Jan. 17, 1797- ; ,
of N. B. This Line of Stages ttp.rta from ths
house of William Ferruc, in Lancaster, on every
Tnefday aisd Saturday morning at 6 o'clock,_pro
fth c%cding to the vveftward; and lr6m the house of
Mr. Samuel Eldei in Harrifliurg every Wednef
aut day morning, 011 the fa-rie evening arrives ;.t 1.1
trick Cochran's in Jhippcnfburg, and returns
nd from thence 011 Thurfday : performing the
fame routine dai'.y%# in its tour I hi!?', c -
, phia. mwl
' tIOMAS" LiI.UTF!.R,
North fifth street, corner of North alley, No. 34, A«.i t
HAS FOR SAL*!,
IP XCELLENTred Uounieaux Wine incafetand
J fix years oM Ul >j
White Graves Wine in cafis
1 ' " T1
Rnflh Sail Cloths
Raven, Muck ' In w
Big i^inon
Hcfli.itis
Diaper a,id Tabic Cloth La£a
Empty bags
CoiMnion German Cloth
•> n affortmcnt of black coloured Ribbons Th
i"ine "German Laces ' »cf th
About twelve tens Ruffix clean Hemp Unit
Clover Seed P srfo
Italian Soap, in fma'J boxes, for family ufs ga^i;
Window Giafs Aug 29—law refpa
Excellent Bourdeaux Brandy
Bitto ditto Claret *n cases ters I
received, and for Sale by miltc
Rundie t:f Leech. that
Aug. 11: aaWtf was
Will be Landed, f
onboard the ship AJlive, Capt.Blair,from A,li
Him bit 1 gh, CAS j
a-o bales white Ruflia ckran Hemp A
1 calks Clover Seed
For Snlc by
Thomas Herman Lcuffer,
North Fifth street, No, 34. (*■• !
June i ft. * tvl'e
—' —'' 1 -~ » at ,
TO BE SOLD, *ia
jlnd immediate pnjfejjion given, th«
A Convenient well iiniHied Brick Tenement, vvor
with a cook house and other out houses.situ- "
atcd in a pleasant part of tho borough of Wilming- " ir
ton, in the State of Delaware—The lot of ground " ei
has forty feet front on W«ft-ftreet. and extends « o:
through the square to Pallure-ftreet, 011 which is " S
ercoled a liable and carriage honfe. " V
ALLEN M'LANE. h
Wilininiwn, Aug. 30. tJc:
Ixported in the Jhip Pigou,
And for file by John Morton, No. life, South etoi
Front-street, tior
Hyson Skin C T £AS
Tonng Hylon C J
ImpVria! j
A pril to. sOts
'' ■ 1 *—- * 1 T
For sale or to be let on ground
rent, J
jlycduable Lot of Ground ; a
SITUATE on the north-eift corner of VVal- a 5,
nut' and Fifth flreets, fronting the State- | fid
House ftjuart. This lot is fil'ty-oße feet front j f]
on Walnut (Irett, tnd one hundred and thirteen j COl
feet and an half on Fifth street j there ai-e at j ; n
present two final! two story brick houses, and a .
mimbei of final! tenements thereon. |
Also, for Sale,
Two three story Brick Houses
With convenient flores, wharf, situate on L
Water-flreet, between Mulberry attd Saflafras
ftreeu, containing in'root on Water street Of- H
; ty-four ftet, aml conlinuing that breadth east- J
; ward nine;y-five feet, then widening to thf S/
1 south thirteen feet fix inches. These houses t«
» ave the convenience of a public alley adjoining «>
■ on the north fide, and are a very desirable situa
tion for 1 merchant, flour faflor,or others who r
' may have occafwn for storage of goods. This
' property will b.' fold on very reasonable tsrras
' forcalh' For furtlier information apply "to the 1
pritvttr. 1 p
July 31. m - Vwtf d.
: r B E S O L D, B
And poffcfjioa given imwediatefy, ui
A LARGE two llory brick House, hatidfomely
situated in Princeton Thwe are four rooms
and a large entry on each floor, and five roonis in
tbe garret, a range of back buildings 31 foet in
' Unglh, and a piazza of J7 feet. There is a pump
'• in the yard, an eicelleut kitchen garden, at the
farther end of which are a cariiag* house and two
stables, one of which is new, 44 feet long, with
stalls in the two stables for if horses. The heal-
U thinefs and pleafantiiefs ol its fitu.uion, and the J
18 number of geiiteel and agreeable familu** in and
* near the town, resder it a desirable rttrceat for a
d gentleman from the city. Tht coinmodioufuefs or
the house, it? central position, and the largentffs of
>t: t»heflables,m&ke wtyfuit able for a tavern,for
which it ha* always been confidcrd as a capital
ftafld. Inquire on the premises, of <
ISAAC SNOWDEN.
0 Princeton, Ang. 15. 29—diwzawrt
City of Wafliington.
t, SCHEME
Of the Lottery, No. 11,
For the■ Improvement of the I' edttnl City.
A magnificent '1 weUing-boufe ao,«ocdollars,
lat & cafli 30,000, arc 30,000
ib- j dittd 13,00b & cast »3,00 a 40,00"
nd 1 ditto 13,000 & calh 13,009 30,900
VI. I iHttq f>,oot> £c csfh
f, 1 ditto 3,000 ?« ctftt 3, '>00 10,000
'b- 1 ditt! 5,000 & ca!h 3,000 10,000
ith j t a(J, prize of To,ooo
nl " 1 do. 3,000 «acb,arc ■ io,o«k)
l ": 10 do. 1,000 - -
10 do. ?oo - - 10,0011
l 7 c 00 do. mo - - *o,<x<«>
„ x-m do. to - /
Z: 400 do. as - -
h e 1,000 do. »o ' io>ooo
nf . 13,c00 do. to -
the 16,739 P"»es. "
in 33,161 Blanks.
ith
jed jo,ooo Tickets, at Eight Dollar#, *oo,coc>
at-
ub- N. B. To favour thofc who may taVe a quan
tify oi Tickets,the prize of 40,000 dollars will be
ded the last drawn ticket, and the 30,000 the last
:to but oni : _
irm Andapprovednotes, securing payment ir.ettoer
the monty or prizes, in ten days alter drawing, i>l
at be received foi any number not less than 30 tic.t
rfe, ets. .
day This Lottery will afford an fpecimen ol
irg, cheprivate buildings to be ert 3ed in the CLtj o,
;rto Walhineton —Two beautiful defigps sre already
Itlefled for the entire fronts on two of the public
die, fquarct; from these drawivgsitisproyofed toercftl
jufe twocdntreand r ourcOrner bwildings.as foonaspoi
un» fiSle after this lottery is fold, and to convey them,
lay, when. complete, to the fortunate adventurers, ir
iurg the manner delcribed in the fchoma for the tlote
for Lottery. A nc.tt dednAioß of five per cent, will
ion- he made to defray thcneceffary axpeufes of print
ing, &c. and tbe surplus will be made a part ol
the fund intended for the National Umverlity, to
be creded Within thscitj of Washington.
'th. rht real fecurit,«rgiven for the payment of the
■erv Prizes, are held by the President and two D.reet
pro. ors of the Bank of Columbia, and are valued at
' of more than half the amount of the lattery.
ne r SAMUEL liLODG£T.
Pa- »§. Tieketsmay be had at the Bank of CoUn
urns IV,-, of lames Weft & Co. Eat.mote ; of Vetcr
the piimac, Boston ; of Joltn Hophms, Richmond :
•del- 'and of Richard W.IW, Cooper »Ferry.
, mv.'i
This Day Published, Sch
A»,ltp be foldky WILLIAM YOUSG; turner of,
Second and £h3fnut ftrccts,
Price 3'2/tos of a Dcttar,
Observations on certain Documents tTa
Contained i* No. V and VI of XJ. i
" The Hiiiory of the United States for SCHO
the year 1796#" onSci;
In which the caf micz of speculation against cc
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, she
Late Sechm auy of the Treasury, is FUJLL"\ i arof ,,
RKFUTFD. g
tr RITT EiV BY HIMSELF. j)j t
TMs publication prei'eiifs a .ccncifc statement
'cf the bafc means pra&ifed by the Jacabiw* of the W ritir
United States to asperse the cbanuSier* of rbofe {heath
psrfons who arc copfu-iercd as Hicmile their difor- ' blanlc
fchemes; Ic also contains the cor- the be
refponder.ee between Mr. Hamilton and Mcfirs. p U bjj c
Monroe, Muhknburgli and Venable, on the iub
jc& of the documents aj'orefaid, and a fcriei. of let- p,ooj
ters from James Reynolds<tndhi* wife to Mr Ha- ; nc
m'dton, proving beyond thepofltbility of a d>ubt, j
that the conneAion between him and Reynolds,
was the reiult of a daring conlpiracy on the part x>
bf the latter ana ilia associates to extort money. j
A discount of one third from the retail price
will be made in favor ct wholcfaic purchasers, for
cash. Orders to be addrefied to Mr Young. ANI
AhvuQ 25 s
No. 188. Cont
DiJlriß of Pennsylvania, to iuit : qj-
JJIE IT, RJR.YIiiMBKRKD, that on the . £
(l. s.) t W cnty sixth day of July, is.the twen
' ty l'econd year of the independence©! the United
States of America, John Femno, of the said dTf
triiSl,hath depofitedin this office the title of a bock,
th« rifht whereof he claims as proprietor, in the
, words following, to wit : -~xz
'■ Observations on certaia domments contained
- " in No. V. and VI. of " The History of the Unit
-1 "ed States for the year 9(1," in which tha charge -
i "of speculation, against Alexander Hamilton, late |
s " Secretary of the Treasury, is fully refuted—
" Written by himfelf" n f <c
Ilk conformity to the ail of the Conjrofs of the
Ue:ted States, cntitnled, " An a£ for the cnt»ur-
' agemcnt of learning, by feenring the copies of
maps, charts and books to tho authors am? propri- J
h etoi tof such copies, duricg h« times therein me»- S™
U ° n J SAMUEL J*
Clerk of ib, Dijlria •/ Ptnnfyhanw.
J itly » 7 . * V '* W — mi/c
An elegant Hyufe in Arch Street. pi*
TO be let and entered on Immediately a large
. and elepatit house at the Corner of A.ch and £
Ninth Street. There are two drawing moras
and one dining room —the largest is 31 feet by
»6 —and two are so conn?fitd by folding doors
as to make but one. Also, five bed roomss be-
:■ fides s 'n the garret, well fimflied for fervaau. axJ
It | There are stables and a coach hoofe, with tvry y r „.
:n i convenience for a family. Enquire at No. 19, j ai
at |in North Seventh street, or at No. 118, Arck tV,
a I Street. "n<i
Aug. Ty. *fm
William Blackburn
3 n LOTTERY Ann BROKER'S OFFICE £
as • Wo. 64 fotftth Second* fireet.
If- '"r'ICKETS in the Canal Lottery, No. 11, which ™
ft- A conimnnced drawing the 19th Mary_, FOR '
h« SALE. The price of tiAets will rifa in proper- ""
fes tion as the dr iwing advances, particularly on ac
count of the five firll drawn tickets, prizes of
i a . four thousand dolla:s each, on the last day ol
h 0 drawin®.
Check Books kept for exafltination and register- J
ing, in the Canal, No.i.City of Waihington.No. '
, 2, and Paterfon Lottarics. C
Also, tickets forlalc in the SchuylkHlbridge and J
Pcrk:omcn Bddge lotteries, which will bogiu ">
drawing in the course cf the fununer. ■
The budnefs of a Broker in all kinds of Stock,
Bills, Votes, Lands, &c» &c. tranfadted With the _
utmost
ely June 1 tu&f r
Erfltine's View of the "War. p
in , Jl
mp JUST PUBLISHED,
tbe 'By ROBERT CAMPBF.LL si Co. K
No 40 South Secnnd street, tt
rPrice 31 Cents] a
'the A View of'the Cau/es nnd Con/equen- *
»"<i ces of the present War with I ranee. c
,l ' a r By the Honorable Thomas Exskini. S
■;° of Ma L_ 1
S STATE TRIALS.
Sold b W. Yoong, Boolcfcllcr, No. s*, South St
cond-itreet, a
rf The Pennsylvania State Trials, i
CTNtaining the impeschment, trial, and acquit
al of Fraoci.Hopkinfen, Judge of theCoßrt of 1
Idmiralty, and John Nicholfow, Comptroller Gen- '
cral—ln one large 8 vo. vol. Price, in boaids, 3 ]
dollars.
W. YODN9 has for sale, a general aiSjrtmerftol 1
If- Books. Also, Stationary, retail and by the pack
lars, «ge, well allorted, and entitled u> the ifiiw' aelc il
,00(1 axported. Jmy 7—*
For Sale,
',o™. Wr<tt <vell kntivn place, tailed Fakdfurift's
jOoo i* S R R Yj
> ot)o /AN Nefhamiav «reelc, miles from Philir
,,ooo V/ ladeiphia, on the New York E oft read,
i'ooc containing ;.l acres and Upon the
~ooc premises are a large two lioty ftonc houie occu
, 000 pied as a tvern, and a j:ood one story (tone fcit
/,ono chen, a Urge frame'flable with a(hreniing
, nno floor, and i'orr.c out buildings—alio a well 01
' o good water, and an excellent ice House. On
),oqo this place is a moll elegant fitujtion fora gcntle
,|owo man's Rat, commanding a view of" the jftam-
Lry toitsjunilion wiikthe Delaware, and
across to tbe Jerfcy fficre. ft has the privilege
of ore half life toll received from the bridge.
For term 3 the Sahfcriber,
mordecai lewis
-1 >'ay 24 ■
S"; COLOMBIA HOUSE . ~
LAST Boarding School for young Ladies,
either Tt f KS- OROOMBKIDGE with mach pleaf
will JJ>jL s refpet!), returns her sincere ac
"tick- linowledgemtSit f<* the libera! encpura-crnent
(he Ins received dnrintt four years reltder.se ib
nenor ; Philadelphia ; and assures ber friends and the
:iiy of public, so far from intending to decline Iter
Ircady fcfcool, (ho his made a fu-perior orrati jeroent for
public the more convenient acO©n>fnnation o! her
oercftl fcho'ars. —Everv brar.ch of irfrful .nd polite
aspof- ediicntinn h particularly attended to by Mrs.
them, Groorabndgo and master* exccllitig in their
ftt: In rerpeiliveprcfeffions. ■ . .
Hotel r Cni . lier 0 f SpfjiCß an d Eleventh streets.
£ - w,li Jiihe ?th, .707- ,
r nilt ; The fituatimi i« perfeilly healthy ; and made
)o ' to more agreeable by an e.ttenfivg garden and lot
Ito of ground adjoining the lioule. '
Lt- ~ J^TPubli/hed,
ucd at 'And to be had of. MclTrs. DoUfon, Campbell, Rice,
Car-;, and the other picipal pooMellers in the
ciLy .prica one dollar Awinty-iive cents,in boards,
•oinm- New Views of the Origin of the
, v n c i" Tribes and Nations of Aiperica.
' By BENJAMIN SMITH BARTON, m. ".
av.f '
School Books Stationary. tJj
W. YOUN G, '■ 1
No. Secor.d-ftreet, corner of Chefnut-ftrcet* T
HAS now ready for sale, a very large afiort
mcnt of Enalijh, Freni/t, Latin and Creek ~
SCHOOL BOOKS. Alf«, such elementary book*
oh Science, as arc generally read in the academic*
and colleges throughout the United States.
LATELY PUBLISHED,
Sheridan's Di&iotiary, the sixth edition, ia or«
large V .I. 8 vo price 3 do! 9.
Ditto,large iinio price idol -75 ets.
Ditto, common, price I dol. 50 cts.
All forts of drawing, packing, printing, and
writing Paper ; Bookbinder's Hoards Paftebosrds,
sheathing and fclo.tftfg Papers ; prii fed Blanks, t
blank Books, Wax, Wafers, and other articles, of v I
the best. quality, used in the counting houie, or
public office'.
Catalogues of a miscellaneous colle&icn of
BOOK 3, with the price of each affiled, to be had J
by inquiring: ns above, 24.—-3aw6w
'JvJI Publijhed, and no>iv Selling,
By BENJAMIN DAVIES,
At his Book-storf, No 68. HtehtStreef* £
The AMERICAN REPOSITORY
AND t *
ANNUAL REGISTER for tl>e UNITED STATES
FOR THE YEAR 1 7C*B :
Containing complete and catre& iiAs r of the Execa- j
tive, 1 cgiflative and Tutelary
DEPARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT,
And a variety of ufeful tab-lea, ncceff. ry to be
known in every State of the Union.
Embell'jhcd with two Enjrav-ngs,
! One of which is depidtive of a melancholy fccne
that occurred during the American war.
OA. 18.
The, Philadelphia, Atfton, anU 7 uckcrlon
MAIL STAGE.
THE proprietors beg leave to inforMjhe public, that
they Lave tfablijhcd a Stage between Fhlade!fh>a,
Atjion, Batjlo t Hampton, Speedwell, and Martha Fur
nacc, Wading River fitting mill, and the town of Tuck
erton, in New-ferfcy, to go once a week. and are provi
ded with good borfes, a comfortable carriage, and a care
ful driver, for the conveyance of the mail, passengers, and
goods. The Stage will fart every Thatfday, at IO
o'cocL, A. M. from Mr. Daniel Cooper s Ferry, and
lodge that night &t Joel Eodine's, at Longacomirg ; and ♦
oh on Friday, at 6 o clock, P. M. arrive at C deb E
vans' s, in keeper, in Tucker ton, difiant from toe city $4-
miler, (from the Atlantic 6, and from ihe Eajl Croufmg
Plains 7 miles) where are good actommndrtioni for tra
t vclUn, and where arc commodious qfifafe pafnge boats
j pravided to ccnvey passe gers to Capt. William Har
ringtons houfs, on Tucker s If and, ailjoinining ihe At
lantic j t'.'lere are goed out,. *\odations, and a convenient
■ pi fie e tobirthe ; the sportsman whowhjhes to regale 'Amfelf
S with fowling and filing;, tray at this place be highly gra
i'fed, there being at almof every feafen of the year fowl
andfja in abundance .—The Stag* on its return, farti
Y from the aforefaii C, Evans* sin Tucker ton, every Tu«f~
da), at 6 o'clock, A. iVI. breukfajts dt John Bodine s\ at
lVading River Bridge, lodge that night at Longacoming*
and at I o'clock, P. M. on Widttefliy, arrive at the
tiforefaid Cooper*s Ferry. It is prefumcd thai no route of
" an equal difance will be less escpcnjive, or furuijb the tra
veller with a greater variety of amusement, as he will
Z? net only have a pleasant fail to the atlant c from Tucker
ion, but have the euriejity of feeing on the road thither a
i number of capital furnaces a>td forges, and one fitting
mill, in complete ordttf, and at work ; gentleman, toe, wha
are owners, or faflors, of any of the (f oref a id iron vsprks,
are f elicited la encourage and'fupport this flage (by wh ch
C f tl ry can be so n ell accommoda'edj the continuance <j£whieh
°i will muJj depend(*a their aid. The rates of ptykngert
° and haggafo are as follows : For a pejfenger frxirn the
of or ef aid Daniel Cooper's Ferry io Tucker ten, including
, f 14 lb. of baggage, Two Dollars ; for way ppffengert
°' per mile, Four Cents—1 50 lb. of haggage eqi al Lo a paf~
n J f' n & r - Fof age of letteri, ntwfpapirs, &c. will be
• agreeably to law.
' U N. E. C lhe, mail eroffts front the Old Ferry.
, THOMAS WARDLE & Co.
: hc ' tuelerlon, Sept. *B. o#. j-—^anvtf
The Norfolk Mail STAGE.
Stage starts from the OF.OROK Tavern,
i at the corner ot Second Mid Arch Street*., ill
Philadelphia, i-vtty Tut/Jay, Thy/flay, and fjatnr
(Tay, at 3 uMpclt, in the D oming ; arrives at Ho
ver the si: ft day, at Snowhiil the feccnd day, at
tlorihampton Court Houic the third day, and oil
the morning of the fourth day the ralTeiigcrs find
a l'afe and comfortable packet to «ouvey them to
n m Norfolk.
A packet leaves Norfolk for Northampton feiry,
:t. cvcry Tuefdiy, Thursday and Saturday, and the
Stajre starts Trcm this Terry for Vhiladelphiu, every
j MopVay, Wcdr.cfday and Friday; p«t» up at Snow
Hill the firft aight, at Uov«r the id night, and ar
rives in Philadelphia in the cve»ing of the third
day.
St * Thediftance on this rout",between Philadelphia
and Norfolk, it to miles less than on any ftagc route
j between those places
uit- Too much canuot befaid in favor of the road,
rt of which is mcft excellent indeed. '1 he proprietors
►eft- Willingly engage to return the whole fare to any
is, 3 paiTenger, who, after having performed this route,
will fay that he ever travelled in a stage for the sam«
*tof diftan«e, so goodaroael in America. . v
ack- A us* uft ii. dim.cotf>
:1c if " ~
Window Glass,
Of Superior and cheaper thau »«y other i)a
, iheCity—
' I*{. : I* OF VJIIUQVS SIZFS.
From Bby 6 to Tg by 14,
" 1 ' 1 " Bv the fingTe Bo* or Quanii'.y, may bd bad at tftc
r '"'' ftorc of the Subfctibers, corner of Arch and Fioot»
1 the (Irctt, v
ecu " Jawes C. &<SamuelW. Fijher.
,H"' Philcdelpkia, Juneg, >797.
lung ' —.
"on Lately Pubiifliedy
ntle- In one vo). 8 vo. (price o'nu dollar ia boards) fold
.am- by WILLIAM YOUNG, corner of Second and
e'vte Chefaut streets, .
,le-e A Colleaion of Papers on the fubicitof
;e. C Billitius Fevers, prevalent in the United
States for a few years ptift.
Cimpikfi by A'o-.il? /IST-FR, juv.
tf. Containing letters from "otftors Se tKian, Smith,
Euel, Taylor, Ramsay, Monfoa, Reynolds, Mitch
ell,on contagion, Jcc. ic.
ies. j _-
' THE SUBSCRIBERS,
me„t ASSIONE-ES OF JAMES GREENLEAT'i
ee in HEREBY give not.ee, that tbty hive djlpo "ed
d the of thepicope.'ty a Signed to tliemfor the fonring
• her the pivvnent of tiie note , acceptances, and e«-
;tfor given by Edward Fox, for the use
her of the fjitl Jamcg Oveehleaf; antl the holders of
solite l'uch not«s, acceptance, and endorf'ements, ire
Mrs hereby r.otifyeri thai the will fettle
their with them for t!.« amount or their refpeaive
tliirrio, b<;th pkinciPAL Ind intsrest, at
-ts dny trrte befbre the acth day of OiVoher r.eKt;
Vsf after which dav, the lint applying, will
made be excluded, to the terms of affign
nd lot ment. '
App!!<.atiou« to he made at fonth-eall corner
, 0 f Dock and Second streets (the Dock-street
fide), between the hours of eleven and one o'
p •.. .lock every day, Sundays excepted.
l . ' Henry Pratt,
'oardT, W \ Francis,
.kg 7'o/in Mflit'r, Jan.
\* J° hn 4ft>h>
Jacob Baktr.
*4 t ' Philadelphia, Augtjft 18, 179-71 d