Gazette of the United States, & Philadelphia daily advertiser. — Philadelphia [Pa.], 1798-04-05 00:00:00, page 4

JUST RECEIVED, $
tIOU FO R T-AU-F *IN CE, r-|
And FOR SALE, by lbt SUBSCRICERS,
11 o hhds. Coffee lem
46 tierces do.
100 barrels do.
' 100 bags do
110 hoglheads of Muscovado Sugar " e
4 80 barrels of do.
40 hog(heads of Molasses
4 bales of Cotton I
% hoglheads of Cocoa J*'
WILLINGS iff FRANCIS, £<
Penn-ftreet.
march It. i
FOR SALE,. c<
bv the subscribers, No. 21, Penn-ftreet, so
The Cargo of the Ship Ganges,
John Green, commander,from Bengal,
Confijling of
Baftas, of various qualities and prices,
Co.Tiej Punjura Cloths p t
Sanahs Guzzeydo.
Humhuras Charconna Dore« K
Blue Cloth Tanjibs on
Chintz and Calicoes MulmuU T1
Mamoodyj Checks fei
Mahapagonges Patoa Hkfl. Ih
Ginghims Miilmu d®. hi
Gnzzenas Batulannoes an
Gurrahi Siflerfoy
Pmiafcoes Choppa Remals he
Salgatchys Sooty do. de
Gillie Romals Persians of various ccri. "
Mack Pulicats 4 r
too tons SUGAR
oe.ooo lb. PEPPER. "
Willing.s iff Francis. f a
The Piece Goods
Of the Ganges are now open to sale at that
commodious store the north weft corner of
Market and Fourth-streets. m
Also—A few Bales of Madrafs llkfs. of ele
eant patrenis and best colour*, k
February 8. dtf D
A Bargain.
A quantity of Window Glass
FOR SALE, of different files, at a very larg;e, -
discount from the sterlings coil. If this Glals is
not disposed of before th; Jth ot April, it will be
{hipped from; this port
For terms apply to No. 89, South Third-flrect. ki
march 26. S IW
THE PARTNERSHIP OF **
.WELLS iff MORRIS, o
HAVING expired on the Ilth Pebrwarylaft, fti
all persons having demands againil the said ee
Partnerlhip, are requeued to furnith their accounts Y
for fsttlement ; and these indebted to the fame, to rc
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
GIDEON H. WELLS. i»
N. B. The bufinefi will be yrried en is hereto
fori, by the fubferiber, at his Store, No. 135, Mar- b 3
ket-ilreet. IW march n. M
NOTICE. " y<
THREE Certificates of Six Per Cent. Deferred
Debt of the United States of the following
description, via—No. 10033, 10034, and JOO.IJ,
for jot>o dollar*each, dated Bth May, 1797, and
ilVn> on the books-trf the Treasury of the Uni- a ,
ted States, in the name of Benjamin Waddington, w
of I>auov rHou'e.near b#. javeuney IB England, p
Ufq. havt been to Ik by the capture of the Ihip llac
elms from hence to London,in June lad.—Tins, -
thcr'-foi c sotifics those whom it may Concern, that
apj licaeiou will be mad ■at the I reafury of the L- r
cited States fer a resewal of the fame.
Waddington & Harwood. t
march 72
r | 'HK term of Go-partfcerfhip between the sub-
JL fcribrers, trading under th* firm of John Mil
led, jun.and Co. expiresthis day, and by mutual
coufent will nor be renewed' The debts and con
cerns of the fame will be fettled by John Miller,
Jun. to whom allthofe indebted to the pa«\nerfhip s
are earnestly requested to make payment to, with*
out delay.
JOHN MILLER, Jim. t
ALEXANDER J. MILLER.
February 19
* LANDING,
Vrom on board the Ship Sally, from
Calcutta,
AKD FOR SALE BY THE SU »S C*IB ER ,
i6co bags prime Sugar,
B(X> do. Ginger
30 bales low priced piece Goods.
John Miller, Jun.
march 3 $
FOR SALE, by
John Miller, jun.
No. 8, Chefnut-ftreet,
A quantity BENGAL GOODS,
—amongst which are—
Gurraha .Mameodies
Baftas Sannaf
Gnzzenas I aoda Coflaes
Guzzies Emertics
Blue Cloths Calic»es
Palampoors Roma l Handkerchiefs
Amongst them are a great proj rrtion of the ma
nufactures of Patna.
British Dry Goods,
ALSO,
Forty puncheons of high proof Rum.
February 19 5
Alex. J. Miller iff James Davis,
Slaving entered into partuerfhip under the firm of
Alexander J. Miller & Co.
INFORM their friends in town and country, that
the y have opened a Wholesale Dry Good Store,
at No. 64, South Front Street, Philadelphia ; where
they now have, and intend kceeping a general af_
fojtment of India, Gtrntan, Irijh, French and Bri _
tijb Mannfailureefor sale, on advantageous ternit
for cafii or a short creait.
lebreary 19 §tf
LANDING
From on botrd the Schooner Ran-gir, from
Jacquemel,
230 Bags, containing 30,000 wt. Coffee,
For Sale by ,
SAMUEL HAYS,
No. i»7 Chefnut-flreet*
Who has remaining on hand 6, 00 pieces In
dia NANKEENS, ofafuperior quality.
March 15. d6t
Prison Manufactory.
FOR SJLE,
At the frifon of the City and County of Philadel
phia,
Cut Nails of all sizes, Irom .~,dy to apdy
Flooring Brads, Sprites, saddle and card Tacks
Oakum -md c-hippcd Logwcod
Shnemakois and Sadler - Thread .
Also Sawed Marble, suitable for currier's tables,
tomb and hea Hones, hearths, chimney pieces,
platlor. is, slabs, facia, window hea4«„ lills, c .
Air which may he had on reasonable terms,
Shoes made and Weaving donrf at said Prison at
a moderate prke.
Orders from adiltance, iirtvl.d to Daniel Tho- j
jr.as, agent far the beattended to.
December »6. nith6m I
Schuylkill permanent Bridge. 1m
THE fubferibers Commissioners appointed by
an ail of afTembly of this Commonwealth,
entl-!ed — An *St to authorize the Givernor of T)
" this Commonwealth to incorporate a company JJ
• 4 for eredlinga permanent bridge eve* the river Eop
" Schuylkill, at or near the city of Philadelphia," gei
hereby give notice, that Books arc provided as the a* a
law direas ; and that we will proceed to receive we]
fubferiptions for 'he Company Stock, on the ninth ing'
day of April next, at the City, Hall, in the city of 1
Philadelphia. The fubferiptions will be -ecei«»<l BR
from ten o'clock in the morning till two o'clock, ny
P. M. of that day ; and the books will eontinue coll
opea daring those hours of succeeding days, until the
the number, required by the said law to enable the wh
Commissioners to certify the fame to the Governor obt
for incorporating the Stockholders, be fubferibed 1
RICHARD PETEiiS, a
JOHN PEROT,
_ GODFREY HAGA,
' ' MATTHEW M'CONNEL,
WILLIAM SHEAFF. A
Philadelphia, i<)tb March, 1798- X7 —.? awt L )ar
Ran away from the fublcriber,
on the 14th inft. two indented Irifli Servant Men: .. , r
Thomas M'Guire, about 25 years of age. and 5
feet 8 inches high, rob*ft, stout, and well made,
ftiort black hair, rematkabU for a fear on one of f
his temples; he is a forwatd, deceitful, vicious,
andunpfincipled fellow, and decoyed from my
service Jeffrv Corber, about the fame a»e and
height, but of a milder disposition, ard jnoreflen
der make, (hort brown hair ; their working appa-
relwai blue clfcth over jackets, lined with coarfc
brown linen, check and brown lijien fliirts, gri y
yarn fteckings, mixed twilled grey cloth trowfern,
and ruffett leather shoes; they have other cloarhing
which altogether gives them the appearance of fea
faring men, but have been brought up to the farm
ing butinfcfs ; no doubt will have forged pafle* and
change their names and apparel ~as convenient, and
have taken the port road to Philapelphia, I pur- _
chafed them thelaft fall of capt. Rollins, in Balti
more. I will give Fifty Dollars for securing them
To that I get them* and will pay all reasonable an
charges if brought home, or if fcparated, Thirty
Dellara for Thomas, and Twenty for JefFry. n
ARTHUR ARYAN,
Head of Wye, Talbot County—March 7.
march 14. 3aw.jw
Forgeries Committed.
WHEREAS several forgeries have been com- ■
x njitte4 in this city by one or two pcrfons '
known by the. names of Dr. Grant, alias South,
alias Gilbert, Grant generally wore a green com,
tail in p«rf»n, and genteel, had loft one or two
teeth iu front ; lodged, about July, 17116, at Mr.
Grimes'nt.iverD, at the George, iu North S;cond
ftreet ; hts friends live in New England ;
ed to have committed foveral forgeries in New-
York, and is said to he confined at tke wheel-bar
row at Baltimore for dealing watches. Ihe other
is a short, thick man, by, the name of Gilbert, —
known by Mr. Grimes and Mr, Bignall, and seve
ral other persons in this city. Information given
by aay person of the above men, to VVm. Prest
man, No. 15, South Fifth-ftpeet, will be esteem
ed a favor. Gilbert is between 10 and 30
years old ; yellow, fiekly look.
march 17. *3aw3w
Wanted,
An a&ive, cleanly, industrious woman te cook
aAti do the buiinefs of the kitchen. Such a one
will be allowed'good wages, and no other need ap
ply.—Enquire of the Printer. £
February 7 » § r
Notice is hereby given,
THAT application will be made for the renewal
of a Certificate of a Share in the Bank of the
United States, Handing in the name of the Subscri
ber, No. 5004, and dated July 11,1797 —the fame
having keen loft. '
JOHN GRAHAM. .
march s
, TO LET,
jfnd may be entered on immediately,
A good dry Store,
Three stories high, and in an excellent Hand for „
bi'fusft. Apply to y
Thomas JoJhua Fiber, t
march 1. § No 5, Dock-Hreet. \
TO RENT, «
A good three story House, . t
TWO rooms on eac floor, with a convenient :
Kitchen—in Front, near South-flreet. Enquire ]
of the Printer. march 3 1
PROPOSAL, ;
For Publijbing by Subfcripjion,
AN ]
• EN I R Y
INTO THE
ORIG 11} OF EPIDEMIC DISEASES.
THE Letters ta Dr. Currie, which 1 ptblifhed
last autumn, led me to an invefligation of
I, the origin and pheaomena of peftilantial
in other countries, as well as in the United St tes.
In the profrcutioo of the fubjeS, new fails and
principles continually opened to my view, and fi
nally determined me to trace back the history df
such diseases as far as the records of hiflory ex
tend. For this purpose, I have examined theptib
, lie libraries- in New-York, Ntw-Haven, Cam
a. briilge and Boflon, with a visw to obtain ail the
material faft> which can illustrate the fubjsfl.and
1 have nearly colle&ed all the materials for the
prOposed work.
The la<SU eell cled will enable me to demon
strate that many of the common idra« refpedting
peflilential epidemics, are unfounded or extrem«-
ly incorreA ; and this in consequence of medical
| writers cenfideriag an epidemic disease as a detach
-0 e:l or isolated phenomenon in a particular Colin
try ; rather thau as conne&ed with other epi 'e
at n»ics or other phenomena of nature in various
•e, part" of the world. The fa&s I have collcifted
:re lead to certain dedoiftions which are furprifingto
if, myteli, and which will probably be new to many
ri other's. Much light will he thrown on this dark
it" and p rplexing as well as an natural phi
losophy.
The proposed work will make a full-fized o£la
— vo volume ; and executed well on fine paper, caß
not he afforded at lels than two dollars, bound,
with the usual allowance to book-fellers, - s the
"" compilation will cod net only great labor,but con->
fifUrablc experee., no more copies will be printed
■ e than to i\pply fubferibers. The book will be ie»-
' dy for fubferibers early itlthe coming summer, and
the holders of proposals will be good «rf ugh to
return them to No. 40, Pine-street, by the fir ft of
May.
n- SoßscaiprioNs received by the book-fellers in
Philiilclphia, Albany, New-Haven,
Hartford, New-London, Providence, Boston, Bal
tircore a id Charlefto*.
-• NOAH WEBSTER, jun,
m;rch 18.
el" Jufl received, and for Sale at theßookjiore of
WILLIAM YOUNG;
No. s* South Second flreet.
A COMPLETE H(SrO.KY OF
CONNECTICUT,
es, CITIL AND ECCLESIASTICAL,
■s, From the emigration ol its firft planters iromEn
. gla d in 1630, to 1713.
By BENJAMIN TRUMBULL, d. d.
at VOLUME J.
Embellifned with a correal Map of the State, and
0- Portraits of f«me of the firft ftttlers, from origi
nal paintings.
match ij, • uojw
interpreter ofl"oYtignLanguages, j
JOSEPH E. G. M. ot LA ORANGE,
Walnut-flreet, No. no,
BEING dultcommiflrioaed-ap i fwym '"t J* I} j.,
bove capacity, offers to tran.fiart the French, t
Eng'iih, Spanift, PortugUcfcand Italian Langua-
gei : he flatter, himfelf that his former prcfeHion,
as advocate, both in France and St. Domingo, has (
well qualified him to tranfl ite any Court proceed- (
ines or other Jud ciary inftrumenfs. I
N B. The FRENCH CIRCULATING Ü
BRtftY continues open the above place. Ma
ny valuable additions having been made to tms
collection, it confiils now of about 15°o volu " lg ''
the best adapted to answer the purpose of thole
who wish both to improve in the Language, and
obtain uftful in(lru<slion and plcafarc.
march.p. »» -
A House and Lot in Burlington.
FOX SALE,
A LARGE commodious two story brick House,
and 1 arge well iaiprsved Garden ; with a Ai
lar«e Clever I or, a (table, a Carriage Hotife, and
Spring House, &c. in the C.ty of Burliagton,
New-Jitrfejr.
Thi« property is allowed to be the mod healthy
and beautiful of any in Burlington, having a front A|
of 360 feet upon the river, and extending »o8 feet
back; bounded on one fidtjby Broad-llreet, and on
the back by a wide alley.
The house is in form of a square, fronting 54
feet upon Broad-ftrret. ard 58 "P nn thc river,—
with a pump of water at the back door, besides
two fine springs rising eut of the beautiful bank
between thc garden ami the river.
Far particulars, apply at No. 5, South Fourth- A
street, to
GEO. WALKER.
Who has a/so For Sale,
Lots in Washington City.
march 31. §
JUST RECEIVED. "
And for sale by Vy.Toung, corner of Second
and Chefnut-ftreet, M., Carey 18 High-ftrret
T. Dobfon, 41 South Second-street and the
Boekfe lljers generally* 1
(Price 5 Bths ©f a Dollar.)
BEACON HILL,
A Local Pom, historic and deforiptive :
By a Lady of Bojlon.
* A isA LYSIS OF BOOK I.
Alluiion to the'furroutiding Profpedi-- Invocation
to the Riv r and sylvan Dritie?~to the Isiftorie
Mufe—Fiflinn discarded—.Dedication to Wa(h-
Ington—The Aition pe*-at the Retreat of tbe
Columbians from Bunker's Hill—General Howe
—The Memory of his Brother—Death of War
ren—PerfsniScation of Frrtune an. Fame— h
Waihingfon at Mount Vernon—called to the
chief Command—Formation of the Columbian
, Camp at Cambri ge—Natural, mora! or poli
tical Hillory of the several States —Their com
manding Officers—Siege of Bo(lon—Its -Suffer-
Negotiation for the fafe Retreat of the
British Army—lts Departure—Appointment of
Congrcf*—rDeclaration of Independence —Cha-
racter of the Columbian Soldies—The Poet's
prophetic ApoProphe to the Frogreti of Free- >
dom througbourthe World. i
march 30. S
JUST PUB■ ISHED,
AND FOR. SALB AT THIS OFFICE*
( Price 25 Cents J
Reflections on Monroe's View
OF THE CONDUCT Or THE EXiCUTirt., 1
' As published in the
1 GAZETTE of the UNITED STATES,
- Under thc fignatur* of
S CIP I o,
In ivbich the Commercial Warfare of France is traced
f6 tbe French Fadiion in thi* Country, as its Source,
aud'tfce Motives oj Oppcjstion, Iffc.
march ——— - -- - -
Ten Dollars Reward.
ABSCONDED from the fubferiber, an indent
ed Boy, named William Aston, about 19
years of ags, J feet 6or 7 incheshigh, llout made, '
thick short hair, speaks remarkably faft. Had on
when he went away, a (hcrt corduroy Jacket and '
trowfefs, and round hat. All persons are caption
ed not to credit him on my account, as I ar> deter
mined not to pay any debt of his contracting—
it and all persons are delired not to harbor or em
•e ployjiim, as they will be p-ofecuted to the utmofl
rigor of the law. Mailers of vesselS an i others
" are desired not to take him a May at their peril
Any person apprehending th« fjjd runaway, a (id
lodging him in Jail, so that his mailer may get
him again, Iball receive the above reward, and ail
reafoHabk charges, by applying to
JOHN HARPER,
167 Arch, ei jl South Third-street.
id march 30. 3t
el Frefli I eas.
id jH/f Imported, in the Jhip Delaware,
g. Captain Copper, from Canton,
And For Sale, by
SAMUEL HOWELL,
b- At hia Comptiwg House, No. 54, Chefnut-ftreet,
n- ANO IV
he SAM. E. HOWELL,
fl d At hi» Compting House, Crooked billet wharf,
he BoheajSouchong,Hyfon,Young
n- Hyson, Hyson Skin, aad Imperial TEAS.
[|g ALSO,
China Ware, affsi ted; black and coloured Lute
al strings and Sattins, Naokeens, Cassia, large garden
h- and common Fans, fattin and lutestring Umbrellas,
n _ whale-bone flicks.
1 e- They have al/o Ftr SaU,
, u , Ell wide Pcrfians. Bandanna HanJkerchisfs,
e( j French Cambricks and Umbrellas, Sugai ir botes.
t0 march 8. §
New-Tort, January 14, 1798
h r * PROPOSALS
By Arondt \*an Hook,
* a " 1 Proprietor of the Reading Room ;
'j" For Publifiling by Subscription,
th« An Appeal to Impartial Poflerity,
an-- By Madame Roland ;
ted Wife of the Minilltr of the Interior in France.
e »" CONDITION'S.
,n " These scarce and very valuable Historical Mt
to moirs, (which ran through two London «di
tionsm a few months,) will be comprised in 4
vols, oflavo, of 400 pages each.
cn will be printed on fine paper and a new
I type, and delivered to Subfcrihers, neatly.bound
and lettered, at i dollar and 50 cents per vol
ume—one third of the Subscription money tobe
paifl on delivery of the firft volume—the re
— , maitider when the work iscompleat.
'°J To Trinters, Booksellers, and others, who
acquire Subscriptions, the ufuai allowance will
be made
Subscriptions are taken at the Reading-
Room, No. 149, Water ftrcetj-the Printing
office. 149, Pearl-ftreet—a:id at the different
Book (lores in New-York-- Alio, by William
Young, corner rf Second and Chefnut street, and
the Editor at the Gazette of thc United States,
Philadelphia.
md As soon as a fufficient number of Subscribers
gi- are obtained, the work will be put to press,
Icornpleated with the utmost dispatch!
Ftb.jo, cod am
, treasury department,
MARCH i» 1798.
PUBLIC NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN,
IN-ourfusmcfi ofthe Afi of Cengrefs pasTed on the filth day of July one thousand seven hundred and
ei-titled " An Afl laying duties on Stamped Vellum, Pat chment and Paper ,
Acl passed on the fifteenth day of December, one thousand seven hundred and ni " e 'y- fev "'' •
- An A a to pnftponc for a limited time the commencement of the duties imposed by the \A cntj
tied '• An AJt laying Duties on Stamped Vellum, Parchment and Paper , that from and after tlw
firft day of July enfaing, the several Stamped Duties hereafter enumerated, will be levied and c dec
ted throughout thc United States*
For every Ikip or piece of Vellum or Parchment, or fhect or piece of Paper, apon which Aall he
written or printed any or either of the instruments or writings.'ollowing—to wit :
Any Certificate of Naturalization, - - - - " . 5
\ny Licence to pra<f\ice,or Certificate of the admiffion,enrolment or regntry of
a'iv Counsellor, Solicitor, Attorney, Advocate or Proilor, in any Court of the
United States, - " - - * 10
■Provided, that a Certificate in any *one of the Courts of the United States
■ for one the laid Office), (hall l'o far as relates to the payment of the
. duiyafoje. aid, be a fufficient adwiflion in all the Courts, of tlie United ;
' Stales, K>reach and everv of tbefaid offices.
\my 6rant cr Letters Patent* under the seal or authority of the United States
* (except so: lands granted lor militaryj"ervicc!j) - "V - 4
. Any exemplification er certified copy of any fu. is grant or letters patent, (ex
cept for hrtdi granted for military lerviees) ... a
Any Charter-Pany, Bott< mry, or Refuontlcntra Bond, f - I
Anv Receipt or dilV'harge for or on account of any Legacy left by any Will or o
ti er tettamentary inllrixrient,orfor any (hare or part ofa perfor.al estate di-, 1
vided by (on eo) any ftatuttof diftri'butUns, other than to the Wife, Chil
dren or Grand Children of the person deceafetl, the amount whereoflhall be
above the value of Fifty Dollars, and (hall not exceed the value of One Hun
' When 1 la mount thereof (hall exceed the value of One Hundred Dollars and
(hall not exceed five hundrad dollars, - - 5.0 \
And for every further sum of Five Hundred Dollars, the additional furn of j
Any Policy of Insurance or lnltrament in nature thereof, on any (hip, vefle'l or
goods in fared T> om one diltrift to another in the United States 3;
From the United States to any foreign port or place, when the sum for which
Insurance is made (hall not exceed five hundred dollars, - 15
When the sum insured (hall exceed five hundred dollars, " I
Ai«v Exemplification, of wlut thtnre soever. thi; (hall pass the seal of any
Court, other than such as it may be the duty of the Clerk of such Court to
furniffi for the use of the Umred States or some particular iiate, - 50
1 Any Hotid, bi'l single or peaal, foreign or inland bill of exchange, promiflory
' note or other note, other than any recognizance, hill, bond, or other obliga
: tion or contrifl, made to'or with the United States or any ftatc, or for their
uferefpetftively, - ' * * " , ," „
If above twenty dollars and r.M exceeding one hundred dollars. - 10
If aboveone hundred dollars and not exceeding five hundred dollars, 25
If above five hundred dollars and not exceeding one thousand dollars, 50
And if above one thousand doll,l rs, - - 75
Provided, that if any bonds or notes (ha\l be payable at or within sixty days,
such .bonds or notes (ball be fubjeft to only two fifth parts of the duty
n \ afarefrid —viz. - "
C If above twenty dollars and not exceeding one hundred - 1 4
I( above one hundred dollars and not exceeding five hundred dolUi s, 10
6 if above five hundred dollars and not exceeding one thousand dollars, I
If above one thousand dollars, - - " . " 3°
Any Notes iffiied hv the banks now eftabliftred, or that may hereafter be eftab
e lifted within the' United States, other thai-the notes of luch of the (aid Basks
n as (hall agree ti; an annual composition, oi one per centum on the annual dir
vidends made by such Banks, to their Stockholders relpetfively, according to
thc following fcaJe. - ■ "
On all notes not-exceedi-=g dollars, for each dollar, - - o
On all notes above fifty'dollars, and not weeding " n « hundred dollars, .^o
Cn ail notes above one hundred dollars and not exceeding five hundred
dollars, -
On all notes above five hundred dollars, - a
Any Protest or other Notarial ail, - - - - 15
Any Letter of Attorney, except for an invalid penfioa.or to obtain or (ell War
rants for Land granted by the United States as bounty for military fervsices
performed in the late war, - -
Any Certificate or Debenture for drawback of Customs or duties, for less than
five hundred dollars. -
For five hundred dollars and not exceeding two thousand dollars, 1
V For more than two thousand dollars, * 3
Any note or bill of lading for gonds or merchandize t. be exported,
If from one diftrifl to'another diftriifl of the United States, not being in the
fame State, ... - 10
If from the United Staffs to any foreign port or place, - - a 5
Any Inventory or Catalogue of any furniture, goods or effeils, made in any
cafe required by law, (except in cases of goods and ehaitels distrained for
cd rent or "taxes, and goods taken in virtue «f any legal process i>y any ofiker,) • 50
"> Any Certificate of a Share in any Ingram e Company, of a (hare in the Bank of
the United States, or ofanyS-ate or other Ba k, - 4- -
_ If aboVC! Twenty € TIXrS arrd '-'.ox exct cding one hundred dollars, - 10
If above one hundred dol'ars. ... 35
If under twenty dollars, at the rateof ten cents for one hundred dollars.
n.
' " The dutiesaforelaid will becolle&ed and received by the Supcrvifors, Infpeflors aud other Officers
. e of Infpeifion, in the several Diitrifls, Ssrveyf Divisions of the United States, and by such other
ol | persons as (hall from te time be fpeciaily appointed and employed by the Supervisors of Diftrids for
nd that purpose. _
The Super.vifurs of the several Diflrids will, prior to the firft 'day of July ensuing, and as soon as
may he practicable, mark or (lamp, wirhont fee, or reward, any quantities or parcelsof Vellum, Parch
ment or Paper, with »ny of the rates of duties before enumerated, on payment of the said duties ; Or
0 n damped vellum, parchment and paper r>.ay at the option of the Citizens of the United States, be ob
s taincd at the rates prescribed by law, 1 y application to any Supervilor, Infpeaor, Officer of Inl'pedion,
or other p«fou appointed for the distribution of Stamps, by the Supervisors of Diftricls
_ . GiyEN under my Hand, at Philadelphia
the day and year abuvementhrred.
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
March 10. Secretary of the Treajury.
f6r sjle,
By WHARTON fc? LEWIS,
No. 115 South Front Street.
A quantity of Tanner's Oil,
4th proof Jamaica Rum, "> entitled to
id and ad proof Brandy, J drawback.
Madeira Wine,
Juniper Berries, &c. &c.
Feb. 9. - eodtf
r NOTICE.
ALT. persons who have any dtminds against
ths estate of Willam FLFtTWOOD, of
Liverpool, late of Philadelphia, merchant, de
ceased, are s requelted to exhibit their accounts,
properly attested ; and those who are indebted
to the fame, are desired to make immediate
payment, to
GEO. DOBSON, }
No. » 5 , So. Third-llreet. \ Ad ™ n <fi r r
January 4. dtf
| Just Published,
And to be had at the Bsok-ftores of Messrs. Dob
son, Cam sb f.ll, Young and Orurod,
in Philadelphia,
OBSERVATIONS
On the Caulis and Cure of Remitting er Bilious
Fevers.
*7o xvbieb is annexed,
AN ABSTRACT of the opinions and pra&ice of
, different authors : and an i PPENDIX, exhib
iting intcrefiing fails and refle&ions relative to
the Synoclut Itleroidtsy or Yellow Fever, which
has occafi ned f<> much diflrefs and mortality,
at different periods, in fever.il of the feapert
towns of the United States of America.
; by WILLIAM CURRIE,
Felow of the Philadelphia College of Physicians,
; and Member of the American Philoiophical So-
I ciuty. Feb. I—*3m§
; Canal Lottery-—No. 11.
- TT riLL,wmmence drawing Monday, the aotjj
VV inft, Tickets for Sale in this Lottery, at
3 Seven Dollars, at Wm BLACKBURN's Lottery
j and Brokers Office, No. 64, South Second-ftreet—
{ickets in the Schuylkill Bridge Lotrcry, at Ten
Dollars, where check books are kept ior register
ing and examining in these, the City of Wafliing
ton, No 11.and Patterfon Lotteries, and informa
tion whtxe tickets may he had in the Lotte
' ries authorised by law in any of the States of the
J Union.
> N.B. The bwfinefs of a Beoser, inbuyingand
felling all kinds of Public Stock and Securities,
4 difcQ«Btin£ Bills and Notes of Hand, sale of
1 Lands, Houses, &e.&c. will be duty attended to,
by WM. BLACKBURN.
November 11. c
' * f
Salisbury Estate.
THE Subscriber, proposing to contra& his busi
ness, offers this Eihte for falc, on moderate
terms. On it are one Blast and three Air Furnaces,
a complete Boreing Machine* and a very good grift
Mill, with two pair of stones ; alio a good Forge, all
in perfect repair,as air ail t lie Wster Works conneft
ed wirh these various branches. The Air Furnace#
were lately built for the purpose ot calling Cannon
for this State.—There are abou two thousand acres
of Land, one half of which is under wood, the other
very fine arable Land, producing the best Hay and
Pasture. The Cannon lately mannfaft wred there,
fully proves the excellency of the metal, which is
(uperior 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 32 pounders, have failed on proving. The situ
ation s very eligible, particularly for this brana* of
manufacture, a*d a place of arms lying in the Wate
of Connedlicut. and only 30 miles from several land*
ings on the Hudson's river, and having every advan
tage that can rcfult from a plenty of water issuing
from a large natural pond, very near the Furnace,
and which may be converted into a variety of other
ufeful purposes. The purchaser can be accommodat
ed with all the stock anci utenfi's, and have poffefiion
on er before the ftrft of June next, and preparation
may be made in the meantime for going into Blast im
mediately thereafter, for every part will be delivered
in good order, with forae coal, Ore, Stc. &c. For
termi, apply to Mr. Joseph Anthony, in Philadel
phia; David Brooks, Ef'q. one of the Reprefenpfeives
in Corgrefs for this State ; Mr, &avid Waterman, on
theprenNles, or to the proprietor in New-York.
WILLIAM NEILSOX.
Dee. 1. 3awtf
h O T 1 C E.
A ManufaSary of yettozu and delft <wart,
Such as never was in this Country before, has been
been latelv erefkd at Tivoli, Red Hopk Landing,
onthe Eall Bank of Hudson's River, state of Newj
York, where any article of various forts and (hapej
may be executed, as well as earthem (loves upon »
new conilruttion, that saves three fourths ef the fuel
comraonlyufed in call iron Ooves or© pen chymoi'Si
they atcbtfldesvery wholesome and ornamental, by
applying to
J. MOUCHET,
Wanted a fkillful hand to attend to the baking and
glazing part of the laid ware. Generous appoint
mcnts will be given. Apply asab-ve, or to
David brooks, Esq.
No. 71 South sth Street,
Feb. 19. , eod4^
Wanted,, to Hire,
A Large and convenient HOUSE, in or near
the centre of the city—for which a generou*
Irent will be given; to iie taken tor a rear, or on
more for a longer term. Saquireof tb« Printer,
Oil, 17. ' eetf