Gazette of the United States, & Philadelphia daily advertiser. — Philadelphia [Pa.], 1798-01-05 00:00:00, page 4

For Sale, by the Package, j
For ca(h, or notes at !i*!y or o.netydayj, ( (
Buck far jr.et M.llii.t plawi *| 1
i Afr „ rtfdin 1
do. do. faraboured |>
do. Indies handkerchiefs, & | r c '
gentkmeiTs neck do. J
Jaconet chin'.z mufliri for home and the Weft
India market, Pullicote and linen handkerchiefs,
ior do. do printed do. do. common purple and
iliixtz (bawls.
The above poods entitled to drawback On ex
portation. Also a few fcotchcambricksaad in
afiorrnjfit cf muilin by the p* ce,
rh; whole of the abo ve being a consignment
from the manufacturers in Britain.
To be seen at William Blackbulk's j
Oll.ce, No. 641 South Second Street.
Nov. 61 aawtf.
For sale, 1
By the Bu»icaui». at hi» Bcc:re,_No Js, SSith 1
Wtiter-irtrit,
A general aflonmant of China \
W are >
Buck and coloured Sattirs t
Do. do. L*tcftriiigii ' a
Do. A*. Handkerchiefs
Do. do. fewi-gjiilki
I'o.perial and Hyson Teas .
l ong and ill or t Nankeens 1
Quicksilver, in tubs b
Holland Gin, in pipes e
Alfortcd Glafs'Ware, in cases a
\ hite and brown Havanna Scgars, in boxes o
Molasses, in hogiheada n
St. Croix Rum and Sugar, in do. a
Loudon particular Madeira Wine ai
Sherry and Malaga Wises, in quarter calks b
Red, yellow and pale Barks, in chcfts 11
Logwood, ic. &c. ft
w 7 :-tttstf 4 w ■ JOSEPH SIMS. p ,
TO LET, : »
A Front Room, suitable for an h!
Office or Courting houfc, wiih a large Cellar. Si
Any person who may rcotthc above, may (if re- ! la
-quired) be accommodated with Board and Lodg- j
in rbefam? houfc. Inquire ai no. ißaf, South t
Front, neat Fine street.
December ij. 3*wjw
Uriah n
No. «o, niV.hThird'ftrtot—ims ion sali,
A neat and general assortment of
Broad Clotjis,K.erfeymeres,Napt Ei
and Drab Coatings. also, m
A variety of Gent It nuns' faftiionabie fancy Waist- * n
coating, lilk Hufiery,»&£. F
c *eodlw
~ MUSIC."
j. L. Ltjrz, .
Treacher ot Votal ancf Music,
RETURNS the Lathes and
Gentlemen, from he a very T
liberal fipcc his reJiAihc« in this ci
ty, arjd refpe&fuJJy inftfwita w fr'iend«jind the pub
lie generally, that, in mtf Mm r#qu«ft
of some of his bfc has opened a Mufica]
? ch«ol at his houfc inSprue?'Strert No T74 t where _
he will teach or the Puno forte, Violin &c. &c.—
He deon? it unreceifory tyj enlarges upon the ad
vintages the {earner will derive Iroju *n inftituti
on of this kind; ho wuLojlly: fay, that attention n '
and zeal are much exciteu in an aff«mbly, where
numbers arc irvpurfuit .of the fame ohjevfi. His
arrar.eement is such, that an interference of the
the different fcxe« will be avoided. Those Ladies
and Gcntlenun who cannot make it convenient to
utteod at his school. he wHI wait upon at their
houfcs.—Applications will be thankfully reeeiv- -
el at his hvuk, where his terms and farther parti
culars may be known. m
Dec. 7. *jweod
Elnglifh Grammar,
The ft con d i jit ion, with improvements, dy
AD At J ] El) to the different cbffcs of learndrs;
Tin «mtamlng rules and ob- (ju
feryatums for alEfting the more advanced .(Indents
to Write with perspicuity and accuracy,
• By LTNDLEY MURRAY.
" This is a publication if much merit,and fully
anfweta tha profeflions in the Title. The appsn
dix contains i'ome of the best rules for writing «-
legantly, and with propriety, that we recoiled to .j
have seen." i n
Monthly Review, July 1796. e< j
" This Grammar is, on many accounts entits3 w
to coiqmendatory notice, its materials have been foi
carefully and judiciously fele<f)ed ; its araangement of
is diftind and well adapted to the purpose of in- vr
ftru&ion and its eipreflion is simple, perspicuous Pa
and accurate, &cu" ful
See the charaHer at large-in the Analytical lu l
Review, July 1796. j®
English F.xercifes,' in;
Adapted to the Grammar lately puhlilhed by au
Liodley Murray, confining of t xoqiyjificsnion of
the pari? of ftx.deh, orthography, ° n
viola'i..:nof ti.e rules of fyn£^,defect, in punc- '
and violations of ttov ' ules refpeAuig
perspicuity and accuracy, dcCrije'i-for the benefit an
of private learners, a- well as Tor tlteufe of schools. u s,
"W« have bee* much ple*Wf With the pcrufjJ ei j
of these Exercise,. They occ*py wit 6 diftißgiultt- on
ed excellence a mofl important place in the feitnee m;
of the EngliCi language; and as such, wp can mi
•warmly recommend them to the Teachers of in
Schpo's, as well as to »lf thofc who are deftrons of tei
atmicintj correAncfs and prtcifion in their native ph
tongue." ln
Monthly Re-view, Jnly 1797. th '
The above Books are for sale at Joscru & La^us
Ckuksiianks book florc, No. Bfi Aier>ret llrcct. -
December X. ' " "gTapiaw".
For sale or to be -grbtin'd- B ''
rent,
, A -valuabie Lit of ffrounJ ; E,
SITUATE on the nortli-eiftcorntrr of tVai
mit an l Fiftli flreets, fronting the State-
House square. This lot is fiftyrone feet front
oh Wllu'ut street, and one hundred and thirteen
feet and an half on Fifth street ; (here are at
twofrrtall two (lory hriok houses, and a •
number of small tenements thereon. th:
Aj/o, for Sale, thi
Two three story Brick Houses cli
With ■convenient (tores, wharf, &c. (ituate on
Watcr-ftreet, between Mulberry aad SatTjfras
streets, containing in front ou Water street fif
ty-four feet, and continuing that breadth eafl
ward ninety-five feet, then widening to the
south thirteen feet fix inches. 'l'htie houses
ive the convenience of a public alley adjoining
on the north fide, and arc a very dtfirible fixa
tion for a merchant, flour fad or, or others who
may have nccafion for storage of goods. This
proi>erty will be fold on very reafonablc farms '
forcalb. For further iniormation apply to the
piiqttr.
jMr ij. m&wrf i~
The History of Pennsylvania, *
Dv ROBERT PROUD,
now in the pre(i, and will he publifiied, |
A with all convenient expedition, by Ztcii.i- j- v
R■ A n PoutsoN, jun. No. 80, Chelnut-ftreet, ter
PniledeJpliia, where fiibfcriptions will continue frc.
so he received, and at the Philadelphia Library, (
ac- ording to tbe printed until the tiol
w rk it ready for the a:i.
July 18. aawtf
{ The Gentlemen who were re
s, j quefitd to obtain in thefev?i al wardt,
&c. to tl.e petiiion adilrtfiid 1o the Sclefl and
Common Councils, "n tfie lnbjefl "if watering
the city from a grant! Meftrvoir, will bepleafril
" to hive their intert.fting trull completed againil
next vVediitflay jfterno«n ; wlicd melfeugers
« ill wa> oa them for the purpose.
eft SAM. MACAW, Chairman
f«, • of a Meeting of Citizen,,
nd Jnnuary s.
60 Dollars Reward.
X
an
RAN .AWAY fr®mthe fuhfcriher» on the 14th
o( December, 1797, a N gro Man, about 22
years old, by th: name of Cato,he is about 5 feet
( > 8 7or 8 inchcß high, nii4ling well proportioned; he
ha«a very coArilc voice, his tare teeth ftar.ivcr/
fir apart; there were out or two with him—l
cannot rightly defmbe the (.loath* he took witb
him, for he toyi, twt> car. tbftefuits ; he h*d on
til when he went away, a pair ff kcrfey trowfers, a
wurn drab coloured coat, a half worn wool
« bat; he took Avith feim four very good ihirts— I
he has made for Philadelphia or the Jtrfey*.
Whosoever takes up taid negro fo
that the owner may get him (hail have ibt
above reward r paid by mo, JOHN MOORE,
Living in Still Pdni/Kent county, Maryland.
January 1. 2<iw
Ran away the 25th Qf Decem
ber, 1797, a Negro Mao, about $ feet 5 or 6 inch
es high, of a yellow complexion ; when spoke to
and called by hit name he las a quick {harp look
out of his eyes and flu-ws thi white of them very
mveh ; has taken all his cloathes with him, which
are, a new kersey great coat, a grey broad cloth
and clnfe bodied coat, a lhiped v. ft, nankeen
breeches, sdk (lockings and ruffled (hirts, and a
number of other eloaths. Th«faid Negro unier
ftaads farming, and is a good shoemaker and car
penter ; he can read and write tolerably well—lt
is likely he may forge a pass. Whoever takes up
1 said negro and fecorvs him, so that I get him, (hall
1 have Thirty Dollars reward, paid by the fubferiber,
r. j Sosahnah Mioroiio, living in Still Pond, Mary
•- land, Kert coonty.
| N. B. The above Negro is 19 years old.
h ' January a 6t
FOR SALfi
- By BENJAMIN CLARK,
No. 55, the corner of Chefnut and Front ftreete,
A large quantity of Clocks and
Watches, jitfb, a general alTortment of Took,
t Biles and Materials, .confiding of Clock Move*
nients, eight day and thirty hour brass pinions
and itrge work; Cells, clock and watch Dial,,
Springs, Hands, Glades, Punice Stone, Emery,
Rottan Stone, Cat Gift; bench, (land anrf tail
Vices; Turns, Pliers,Chains,Seals,Keys, &c. &c.
Apprentices Wanted,
novemlc 3. flttutf
TO BE LET,
1 And poJVflion given the ift fanuary,
r The.House No. 107, Arch-street,
Ntar the corner of Third Street —Tor further
particulars, enquire as above, or at No. 83, Vine
Street. 1
December a 7 dtf
; • _ y
■ Hyson and Young Hyson Tea.
A few cherts of excellent quality, For Sale, cor
[ ner of Second and.Pins streets.
December a 6. edtf
; Bank of North America.
' THJE Stockholders are hcr«by notified, that an
t eledion for twelve Dircftors,' for the ensuing year,
will beheld at the Bank on Monday, the Bth of
January next, at ten o'clock.
RICHARD WELLS, Cajbier.
December 11. ■ ■ AsthJ
Lodgings Wanted,
Furnilhcd or un(urni(hed for a G—ricJiian, La
dy and servant—two or three genteel Rooms and
; iGirtft ; fit dared South Market Street—En
. quire of the Printer. •' " ' »
1 Dec.- a?. *3t
Salisbury Estate.
THE Subscriber, propafrog to contrafl hii busi
ness, aff«rs this Ellite for sale, on moderate
terms. On it are one Blast and three Air Furnaces,
a complete Bnreing a very good grift
' Mill, with two pair of (tones ; also a good Forge, all
in perfeft repair, as are all the Water Works conneft
ed with these various branches. The Air Furnaces
1 were lately built for the purpose of calling Cannon
1 for this State. —There art about two thousand acres
t of Land, one half of which it under wood, the other
- very fine arable Land, producing the best Hay and
s Palturc. The Cannon lately mannfatlured there,
fully proves the excellency of the metal, which is
/ luperior to any in this country, and probably, equal
to any in the world ; for not one of sixty-nine guns
lately made, although some of the 24 were bored
into 3 2 pounders, have failed on proving. The situ
ation is very eligible, particularly for this branch of
t - manufafture, and a place of arms lying in the (late
of Conneflicut, and only 30 miles from several land
' ings on the Hudson's river, and having every advan
tage that can relutt fr»m a plenty of water issuing
' from a large natural pond, very near the Furnace,
1 and which may be converted into a variety of other
• ufeful purposes. The purchafor Can beaccommodat
-1 ed with all the ftoek and utenfila, and have polfeflion
- on or before the fitfi of June next, and preparation
c mav be made in the mean time fcr going into Blafl ira
-1 mediately thareafter, (or every pait will be delivered
f in good order, with foinc coal. Ore, inc. See. For
f terms, applv to Mr. loreph' : Anthony, in Pbiladel
, phia; David Brooks, Esq. one of the ReprefentaMvel
in Congref; ior this Stale j Mr, David Watciman, on
the preraifes, or to the proprietor in New-York.
, WILLIAM NEILSON.
1 • gswif
1 his Day is Pub lift ed^
. BY Me(T. Dobfon, Carey, Campbell, Ric and the
other Booksellers,
Price One Dollar and twenty-five cents,
Elegantly printed on Wove paper, and, fiat,
pressed,
Dy John Thompson,
t A COMPARATIVE VIEW OF
J The Constitutions
1 'Of the several States with each other, and with
that of the United States: exhibiting in Tables,
the prominent features of caeh Constitution, and
clafling together their most important prOvifiohs,
under the several heads of admiaiftration ; with
Notes and Obfcrvations. . *"
By WILLIAM SMITH,
Of Soutb-Caralina,
, L I. D. and member of the Congrcfs of the
. United States.
] Dedicated ta thd People of the UnitedStatcs.
N. B. A few Copies printed on an inferior pa'-
( per, at 3-4th«of a dollar.
; Davis's Law Book Store,
No.' 319, High-Street.
r GEORQE DAVIS,
BtING busted for fomr time past. in prepara
tions for removing intohis prulent houfc.ha*
been under theneceffity of postponing until this day
informing the gentlemen ofthe Bar generally thro'
Che United States, that his spring importation of
law books is now arranged and ready for (ale, on
ti rmsthat he trulls will rntitlehim toth»like pre-,
frveuce he has experienced for leveraJ Years past. '
1 Catalogues, combining the most varied collec
tion ever imported i.lto this cmntry, are printed
and will he delivered cu applicaticu.
Juiic 17. aaw
j' '
For Sale by the Subscriber, ;
10 baksCofluS j
id 40 do. Eaftas
ijj II do. Mamoody
r«l »7 do. Chinrz
ill 7 do. Tookcry
rs * io. Gorahi !
aj do.
5 do. Check Stripes
1 do. Guzzh
I box Diapers
7 do. Umbrellas
25 pipes Sneii particular Madeira Wine, of
the vintage T 795.
,K MORDECAI LEWIS.
22 _pe«mbcr 5. 3UW4W
£ Imported in the brig Eliza,
r/ Capt. Hastie,from Bourdeaux ;
~\ tWt in Cases of a very ftiperior quality,
tS Whjte Sauterne Wi"c in Cases,
)ii Olive Oil In balcets of 12 bottles each,
1 1 tt'hfcc au coloured Kid Glove,
ol do. -dp. Silk do.
-I A pipes of Boufdeaut Brandy,
rsr Stilt by
Co JAMES I ATIMfiR, jnn.
>e r/l,South Wharves.
Who has also for Sal*,
'• A few qr. Calks Old Sherry Wine.
- d2w
- W A" N T E D,
I- 4 LARCE PARCEL OE
° Scantling and other Lumber,
y Suitable for House Building ;
£ AlfoaquantityofStone& Bricks,
n lam ready to enter into contracts for the a
a bove articles —ajreafonable time may be allowed
.. for preparing them ; and ca(h ihall be paid either
. in advance, or upon tbeir delivery, as may be a
t greed on.—Apply td the Subscriber, House-Car
p pentir, Lombard-ftrset, No. 2.
" John Crean.
> December 19, d6t.
THE AM ERIC JX LADIES'
POCKET-BOOK, for 1798.
JUST PUBLISHED
By WILLIAM Y. BIRCH,
No. >7, fccond-ftreet—containing
> A N elegant Fiontifpie. Eof the Marquis de laFay
[ J~\ etie, and bia Jfaifiiiy, in the caltle of Olmuti,
, with an iHuftra:ion ; being en account of the princi
» pal events irXthf public Jjle of tKe Marquis, with a
4 fkctch of ike Pufferies ot hiigfelf and bis unforturwtc
8 A complete Almanack— 104- ruled pages
, feu &c. alfo,for account j
, of ni on le* paiii and received (or everyday in the year
1 a tmvkeiing and o'.htt uieful tables—general mect
. ingb''of f'iehds—Lift of births, deaths, See.—new
count!y dances, poetry, foogs, enigmas, &c. &c.
ALSO,
The Gentleman's annual Pocket Remembrancer,
for 1/98—containing an Almanack ; ruled pages
for mtmonndums and ca(h account ; Duties payable
on go >da inipoited into the United States, Cullom
> oufe fees, &c; {lamp duties, 10 take place after the
3 1 ftbec« mVer; a lift of the poll towns and cross-roads
: in the Uuted grates; a variety of ufefal tables, and
ofher interring matter.
W. Y. BIRCH, constantly keeps for sale, a general
aflbrtment cf Merchant's account Books, and other
ftat oriary goods, and makes to ofd-er books of any
fire , and ruied to any pattern.
Elegant Maps, on Rollers, and a large Chart of the
Weft-lndieJ.
Hair arid leather Trunks—Playing Cards, Englilh 1
and Americai. Dec. iy—-* %t. j
p T I C E, ;
ALL perfotrs concerned are hereby notified, '
that the fntfcriber intends to apply lor a re- 1
newal of the undermentioned loft certificates of 1
Stock in the Btnk 'of the United States—He for*
■ warded them index tiWf nf' aletfer Sffirtfcd- lib '
John London, by the (hip Bacchus, c»pt.
George, whidi left this port in June laftfor Lon
don. But that lhip having been captured on her
passage and fer.oto France, the above letter and tn
clofures have faikdin their deftinatlMLLj ______
Three certificate, viz. *j
Nos. 26325, 46326, 26327, each for t
four (hares, dated January ift, 1797, and '
issued in the name offlenry Grace, of Tot
tenham Highcrofs, Great fr-itain.
ZACCHEUS COLLINS.
Philadelphia, nmjcwbzr 8, 2aw6w
French Circulating Library.
JOSEPH E. G. M. De La GRANGE,
No. Rio Walnut-street,
INFORMS those who wi(h to recur to the' only
means of becoming perfeft in the French Lan
guage, that he has just opened his Library, con
lifting of upwards of 1250 volumes, the befl cal
culated to afford either ufeful inllruilion, or plea
sure. The conditions, together with a catalogue
of the Library, may be feed at every book-feller's
m town. (
N. B. All tranflatloiis from and into the French, '
English and Spanilh Languages, executdd with ac
curacy and dispatch. eojm two. Ij.
COLUMBIA HOUSE ~
Boarding School for young Ladies*
MUS. GROOMBRIDGE with much pleaf
uresnd refjjefl, re.lurns her sincere ac
knowledgement for tki;libtr»r encouragement
ftie has received during four years refidenceis
Philadelphia; awl aituraa.her friends and the
public, so far from intending to decline her
school, (hehaani.idc a fuptrior arrangement for
the more convenient accommodation of her
fcholari.— bianch of ufeful and polite 1
«4ucati»n i« partfctil&rly attended to by Mrs.
Gwombrtdge and matters excelling in tbeir 1
refpe hre prose Ifi 6n j, 3
Corar of Sj»ruce and Eleventh Streets.
June sth, r797. Jimftf i
Thefituatien is perfectly healtky ; andmade '
, more agreeable by an extetifiv# garden and lot
ofground adjoining the house.
Seleft Subscription Balls. t
NEW ASSEMBLY ROOM,
South Fourth street, between Chefnut an J Walnut v
ftreet^,
TiyTß.FßANClSrefpcdlfully informs the fubferi
-1 Z" 9to a^ov - that the firft vvjll be
on 1 uefJay, the id of January, 1798.
' * names to the Sclefl Subscription Balls ,
will be admitted, by application to Mr. Francis, no. J
70, north Eighth ftrcet.
Terms of fubfeription— cnh fuhferiber to pay /■
rive Dollars, which entitles him to a Gentleman's
; licket, and cards of admidion for two Ladies, to V
each of the four Balls—l he Balls to be held every ,
Other Tstfday. t • 1
The number of fuhfcribers io be limited to forty.
Sublcribers' Tickets w.« be-ready for delivery "
on SaturdayiAe 30th inft. '
Mr. Franciis teaching (or Wiyount»
pupiis sre llinrfdays ants Batui days from 3 o'clock t
111 the alt. rnoon till 6, and from 6 till 9 for those
. of a more advanced «gc. Private tuition either at °
- the A fie mMy Room, or at his House No. 70 "
I Nni tli Eight 3trtet.
N.B. Due notice will be given of Mr. Francis's .
second PraAiiin? Ball.
' DCC ' dt2dj C
EOR SALE, a
Several fonts of Types—half worn.
Including Long Primer, abom 400 weight, iu
good condition, and would answer the pnrpofe of ]
a country printer as well as new.
Fitq'iireofYn-: Printer, nev. 30. r
j PEALE's M'Useum.
'"P'HIS valuable repoficory of thr works of Na-
X. ture, so well calculated to delight the mind
and enlarge the unjerilanding, i>opned daily, as
usual. It (lands in an airy and healthy fituatiwis
and free from the epidemic that at prcfent afflicts
the city; jt may, therefore, be frequented ttath
the greatest fafety.
As an Ar.'Hleiqent, the study of Nature is the
mud rational and pleating : as a Science, the most
sublime and ioflrpilive. ft elevates the mind and
expatidsthe heart. They
,01 ■< tVho/n Nuturt'i wrh can charm, with God limftlj
u Htld toavcrfe"'.
Many interring add'tions have lately been
' made to this Muhmn : and the feathered tribe,
containing a .variety of the mod rare and
■ fubjeAt, s» 'now very advant*«budy arranged.
Waxen figures,o/ Men large as lit'- ffome of them
calls ftoni nature) are here drtffiedin their proper
habits, and placed \i attitudes cbariiSeri.itic of their
refpeftive natitfns. Here may be .the Norfji-
American Savage, and the lavage of South-Ameri
ca—a laboring Chinese, and the Gentle
man—the sooty African, and tile KtmtfumJale—;
with some Natives ol the South Sea Island*. I'he
immense variety and interesting whi?h
this Museum offers to the view-, ma/ bcfewihut
oannot he described with full eff«i!l.
0" Price only i-4th ®f a dollar.
Seyt. 28. law
New-Theatre,
December 11, 1797-
'j '"pHE Managjrs particularly request the con-
I. currence of the public in the abolition of a;
custom, which has hitherto obtained, of givirjg a
■Sj way or difpoling of RETURN CHECKS at the
a- Theatre.
Ed They are aware that gentlemen are unconfuidus
er of any wrong done to the interest of the inftitu
a. tion by this practice, from a general, though rajf
ir. taken idea that Checks are the representatives of a
right to so many feats in tke Theatre, during an
Evening's Entertainment, and transferable at wiU ;
when in fa<si, they were never intended more
than tokens by which the Door-keepers arevcnablcd
to afc&rtaia with the least trouble to tti£f>qrtj?s£hkt
they tbemfel'ves have been before in the Jfheatre, or
p;iid for their admiirion.
Independent of the injury the Managers fuflain,
such a pra<slice encourages a croud of idle hoys and
other disorderly ptrfons to surround the doers of
the Theatre, to the aoi ruption of their moral* and
Y" the great annoyance of the Audience.
c f' It has also been rfaefomxe of of no in- j
magnitude; one is, that famctimea
a very improper company is by these admit? '
ted ; and the other, that owin A to Chock? pacing ;
itjto diftt>neU hands, they have been l'requenaly
ar ! counterfeited to a large amount f<Jr t|ie purpofesof
I Sale.
w 1 This statement will, it isrefpedfully hoped, in
j duce the Public to discourage such a traffic : and
i the exertions of the Managers will, if thus afliltcd,
;r, ehfily ppove adequate to its entire abolition.
es WIGNELL REINAGLE.
'' e December 13 iw
he Musical Inftrumcnt Matiufattory*
n 167, Arch-street.
TO THE LOVERS OF HARNfONY.
ai HARPER,
er TNFORMShis friends and the public, that he has
ty X now ready Tor sale, a few of his new invented,
and much admired fide board Piano Fortes, with
ae pedals, patent swell, fonopahant and French harp
stop, which for of t6uch, briUiancy of
tone, simplicity and durability of conftru&ion, the
ftiperiority of which,heifatters himfelf, a i]ngle tsi
— al will convince the unprejudiced judg<?—As they
?re manufadured under his immediate infpeAion,
j f of the very be 3 seasoned he oan fell 011
3 . reasonable for Cash. Instruments repaired,
,f tuned, &c.
v N. B. Second hand Piano Fortes taken in ex-
change for new.
November 18. 2aw2mo.
Samuel Sc Miers Fisher,
>" ARE NOW OPENING,
At tlit.it" V." jr. L.H.. r ; >r 1 . fl frf f||
affortn-.ent of Wooltii and other goods, Suitable to
ir the season, received by the late arrivals from Eng--
d land.
._ 77' rv have also for Salt,
Lisbon
TeneriSe C , • ~ r , n
Sherry, and ( P'P Cs . hhcl3 - » r - d quarter cases-
Port Wines, J
AlTorted tjueen's ware in crates, &c.
loth mo- 23d. dlw^taw^w.
, r City of Washington.
S CHEME
1- Of the Lottery, No. 11,
ie For the Improvement of the Federal Ci/y.
s A magnificent dwelling-house a 0,090 dollars,
& caih 30,000, are 50,000
1 ditto ij.ooo & cafo 25,000 40,00 m
1 ditto 15,000 & calh 15,000 JOjOon
1 ditto 10,000 & calh 10,000 :o,buf>.
1 ditto 5,000 & calh 5,000 10.000
1 ditto 5,000 & cafli 5,000 ic.imJo
C_ 1 calh prize of teik'ooo"
» do. 5,000 each,arej « 10,000
10 do. 1,000 - - 10,000
»o do. 500 - - ro,ooo
00 do. 100 - ■_ - " ioj&co
joo da. ,<o - - 10, poo
r 400 do. 15 • 10,000
! r Xiooo do. ao •gg »Oii6|o
' 15,000 do. to - 158,000
r 16.W9 Priies. .- A
ij,26i HUnki.
50,000 Tickett, at Eight Dollars, 400,^00
' N. B. Tofavour thofewho may take a qnan
' tity of Tickets,the prize of 40,000 dollars will' be
the last drawn ticket, and the 30,000 the last
bot OKI :
And approved n.tes, securing payment in either
monsy or prizes, in ten days alter drawing, will
c be received for any number not lefsthan 30 tick
ets.
This Lottery will afford an elegant fpccimen ef
e chepriv-wc buildings to be ercdled in the City of
Washington—Two beautiful deGgns are already
' leletSod for the entire fronts on two of thepublk
' fq«ares; from thef.' drawings it ispropofed to eredl
two cawreand 'our buildings,as focn as por.,
y fible after this lottery isfold, and to cgnvey rhem,
* when complete, to the fortunate adventurers, in
0 the manneS- described in the Ccßenjc-fcr the Hotel
•' Lottery. A nett duduclion of five per cent, will
be made to defray the lyccfiary expenses ai
'' »ng, &c. and tlie fiMplu,- wißAe matki;a Mftt of
the fond intended fer td.c Naticinnl Umverlity, to,
a be erecled within tU« city of
| Therualfwuritwsgiven for tic payment of-the
■ c Bribes, ire held by the Prefidtnt and two Ditrft
ors of the Bank of Cplutnbia, and are valued at
more than half the amount ot the lottery.
SjMtiirSL KLODGfir.
• s .5. Tiekets may be had at the Bank of Colam
hia.; of James Weft ft Co. Baltimore • of Peter
Gilman, Boflon ; of John Hopkins, Uichmond
»nd of Richard Walls. Coivner's Forrv. mw
(Samuel Pleafants Ssf Sons,
u No. 74, South Second-/}reef,
if TTAVfi received a supply of Seasonable GOODS,
XX which thry art now opening for sale, 03
reasonable terms. Oil 27 4W
This Day Publifl.iid,
Audio btf fold by WILLIAM YOUNG, corner o£
Second and Chetout flreecs,
Price 3-Btbs of a BtlUir,
" Observations vti certain Documents
t s Contained ill No. V and VI of
'a " The History of the United States for
the year i 796,"
le In v.hich the charge of speculation »(rainft
« ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
Late SecretA»y of the Tieasurt, is FULLY
REFUTED.
J ir RIT rE N BT HIM Sll r.
D This publication presents a concise statement
c of the base means prailifedhy the Jacobin* of the
,l United States to asperse the characters of rhctft
j_ persons who are confidercd as hostile to their difor
n ganizing schemes. It also cpnnius the cor*
;r refpondsoce between Mr. Hamilton and Msffrs.
| r Monroe, Muhlenburgh and Venable, or. thefub
jefi of the documents afortfaid, and a feriei of let
j_ ters froth James Reynolds and his wife to
, } milt or,, proving beyond the poilibilicy of, a doubt,
that the connexion between him and Reynolds,
e was the result of a daring conspiracy on the part
jj of the letter and his aftbeiates to extort money.
t :>~J * A discount of one third from the retail price
will be made in favor of wholefalc purchasers, for
cash. Orders to be addressed to Mr. YoutJ*.
Auputl 1 T.
Yellow Fever and Pqltilenti#!
Diseases.
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED, in one vol. oflavo.
x By William Young, BookfelUr,
No. 52, Second ftrect, the corner of Chefnut llreet r
j (Price, in hoards 2 7 I 1 Cents)
Neatly printed on fine .American wove medium
s Paper,
; A VIEW
, Of the Science of Life ;
1 On the principles eftablifned in tha element
of Medicine, of the late celebrated
j JOHN BROWN, M.D.
With an attempt to correct fonie important eA
rors of that work, and cases in illustration, chief
j ly felefted from the records of their pra£Hce, at
| tbe General Hofpitai at Calcutta,
p jßr William Tatss & Chas. Maclean.
To which is iubj»ine(t, a Treatile on the afiion
1 j of Mercury upon living bodies, and its applica
i tion i'orthe cure of diseases of indirect dcbiiit.y/
. | Andadiflertatioit oivthe fourres of Epidtmicand,
i 1 Peftilentialdifsafe9; in whichisattemptedtopfove
. by a numerous induflion of fails, tkit they ne
; ver arise from contagion, but art alwayt produ
t ctfd by certain slates, or certain vicifiitudee of
f the atmosphere, by Charles Maclean, of
Calcutta.
" nov.it. j l4t
' FOR SALE, Br '■ -
Joseph Anthony Co.
No. 5, Chefnut Street,
A cargo of choice Bourdeaux Brandy, ift and si
proof, just landed
1 450 bales of Bourbon cotton of a superior quality '
9 do. Surat, do do
A quantity of heavy blacjc pepper in bfiles
Bourbon Indigo of the ftrft quality
i High proof Jamaica ipirits
' Old London particular Madeira wine /In pipes &
do. market do f q r . calks.
New England rum in hogsheads
G'epuine Holland Gin in pipes
Claret in cases
Spermaceti candli • and ftrain'd oil
, Pr ime Boflon beef
Choice Halifax Salmon in barrel* and half barrels
, Do. Herrinpin do do
Best Boston Mackarel in barrels of the faH /are.
New-England tow liaen
A few tons of Rufiia cordage
Rufiia feather beds
• Clover and Timothy fted in ;alks
Long whale-bone
No I, 2, and 3, Boston fail duck
A few chefls firit quality Hyson test
CawtrrarrtCcTn whnU ami half tierces and
An invoice of Dutch hollow glass ware.
N vemher 8. dny.
This day is Published,
At the Qfflce of the Auiora, No. it a, Market Street.
[ Price one dollar and a half,l
A view of theconduft of the EXECUTIVE in tt>e
FOREIGN AFFAIRS of the United S>atss, connefl
td with the Million to the French Republic during
the years, >794, 5, 6,
\ By JAMES MONROE,
Late Minister Plenipotentiary to the laid Republie
, llluilrated by his J NSTRUCTIONS and COR
RESPONDENCE and other authentic documents.
A very liberal allowance to-thofe who bny t® fell
again.
December 23. • «6t.
School Books and Stationary.
! W. YOUNG,
» No. Second-street, corner of Chefnut-flreet,
' TT AS now ready for sale, a very lai-ge aflort
\ 11 ment of Engiyb, French, haiin tmd Greek
> SCHOOL BOOKS. Alfa, such elementary books
i on Science, as are generally read in the academies
1 and collegcsthroughout the United States.
j lately fublished,
; Sheridan's DiAionary, the fixtli edition, in one
, large vol. Bvo price 3 dols.
, Ditto,large Jl mo price ftlol.
t Ditto, common, price I dol. 50 cts.
All forts of drawing, packing, printing, and
( writing Paper ; Bookbinder's Boards, Pafleboards,
| fheftthitig ar,d blotting Papers; printed Blanks,
' blank Books, Wax, WSfers, and other articles-, ef
the bc(l quality, used in t.Ve couniing house, or
public office
i£T Catalogues of a miscellaneous colleaiot) of
BOOKS, with the price of eac'i affixed, to be had
> bv inquiring ss above. Oil,. 14 .Jawfw
LAW BOOKS,
Latest London and Dublin Editions. '
H. y P. RICE, Booksellers,
. No. South Second, and No. 50, Marktt flreet,
I TJAVE just received by the l ite arrivals ironx'
XJL London and Dublin, their spring importa
tion, confifling ef a variety of the lat*ft and mol
f approved Law Bocks, which, added to tfiofe alrea
r dy on hand, forms the moflextetiCve collection cv
; cr offered for fa le in tltis couptry. They thei efore
, beg leave to notice, that from the nature of their
' conneiSicnsin Dubiin, thr.y are enabled to lelllrifl*
\ editions (as they have hitherto don?) at. the very
lowefi prices. The following are am»ng the lattil
' publications.
| , Ve £y> ju«'rs Reports in Chancery, 2 \C.t.
j 'Pcake'» Cases at Km I ruts ; Report*
in the time of Lord Ha-rdwicke ; Hoyer's PioSers
• FraiSice in the F.cctefulilcal Courts ; Barton's
•, 'i'r<atife oc a Suit in Equity ; TidtTt PraiSlice'of •'
the Court of Kirj's Bench in Personal Afii'cns, 1
part* Ctvnplete ; Ward's Law of Nations'* Cruise
oil Ules ; modern Reports, la vols.London edir
tion.
11. and P. Rice expeel t» receive by thpfit^ ar . .
rivil frsm Ntw-York the 6th voj. compitte ot
Durnford and Eafl's Reports, the ad part of Gil
\ berPs!.r.w of Evidence by Loft, and a number of
new publications.
June 16.
Wanted, to Hire,
A Large and convenient HOUSE, in or nea*
the centre ef the city—for wj.ich a generous
rent will be g»vn; to be taken for a year or tih
more for a ewm. Inquire of th<. p! hjter
Of.. '7. eot( -