Gazette of the United States, & Philadelphia daily advertiser. — Philadelphia [Pa.], 1798-12-26 00:00:00, page 3

fr, a i -'V n-M rV ' j
of the rc-5/m' rodue'n- w t:r for *h; ! j
ufc eh/ aid. our inJjtU j \
11a •••'•ration. H
Your msnWrial Is, tb-rrtor' pray, for j t
thetni'slrrs, and on b:half of the corporate j t
bodies of the fcity and suburbs, as well as of | t
anr osier bodies, Y-'ho from the prefifiunn- t
oeflity of £h- iTWifure raay urifti, on tortus on j (
rri"- , -'-!l pubV'c anJ af-fulncfs, to u- 1 1
nite tbe funds in tlifiV povr-r, or committed j
to tlieir t'ruft—.that t'.. hvjflatu'e may grant
aporopriite, tli. duties on fjl;s at auc- |
tion, rh- houfebailt for tlte President of the
.UnitedStitrs and Ist*thereoqt# attached;
or so tn'.ich of their "Bock in the B.ink of
PencfvK-ania, as bein j pledged with the
(lock of the canal company, will finally com
pleat the Rieat work and fenire an interefl
to the commonwealth, eijual at least to what
tfky can now draw from the appropriations
solicited by vow memorialifls, joined to the
hipft fatisfa&ion which a wife and humane
feeiflature fflnfl derive, 111 bein? the happy
inflruments of so much benefit to their coun- :
try. I
'By order on behalf of the corpora- 1
tioa.
Wm. SANSOM, Pr'esidert.
December 21, iJ9?.
' 1
iDomellic
1, 1 ipj 11
NORFOLK, D cemb.r 13.
On Mo day arrivtd ' ere in diftrtfs the
ship Snl'y, capt. G Iftov, '<T,
Philadelphia, 50 dnys frr-m the bay of Hon ■
duras. The above vessel had got into jhe
Dei iware with a pilot on board, but was
blown cut r'r in he anchor? ; (lie then made
for Cape Hei ry, ard was blown on shore rn <
the Hotfe (hoe; where (he Isy for 13 days. <
Capt. Larcmn, of the Er.glilh ll kp of war 1
Hind, n w ;n Hampton Roads, b injr In- 1
formed of hei fit ujtion, sent down 30 fei (
men, Under the command of the mailer's 1
mate, the carpeiit rof his crew, a pilot 1
and spare a-chor- and cablrs j it not <
been for their tim fy afGllance th. (liip mult e
have gone to l iecrs, as a violent gale froii t
the N. E. came on th.- next day- t
Capt Gelfton cannot withohi the oppor 1
tunity of thus publickly returning lis un- 1
feigned thanks tp Capt. Larcum of the
Hind British (loop of war, for the affilta ce <
lie fnrnifhed him ;he acknowledges the fa t
vonr the more readily, as he had a signal of
distress flying ftven days, and could obtain 1
no fliftance by it. 1
Capt. Gellt >n informs us, that on the 18:h <
©f July a turtling boat arrived at Bell fe ri- <
ver, with information that (lie had ben c a t
ced by a Spaiulh brig whi»h wag pa t of a t
fleet to- filling of 2S fail of veflels, under
convtiy of iw.i frigates, from Mexico fit ed [
out for the purpose of destroying the Britilh r
settlement Oil that river ; this veflel also nad v
accounts <jf their force, which conlille 1 of t
2000 troops under the command of general *
O'Npil, Viceroy of Yucatan ; the ships uri- e
der command of D°n Cofmar. j h
On the arrival of this news an embargo j f
was laid or, all rhe thrpping. AtxnrnireTT
lß'h of Augiitl two Spauiards were tak n
prisoner.-, that had deferttd from fleet at a
Arf'bergreafe -, tbtfe men coufirtnrd the m-ws e
and related there were foqr gan boats, with t;
four 24 popnders each, a fcnooiter m' UKth'g ii
til'hit en fixes and a Hoop with 12 jjMs.Tm- ■l<
meJiate pjcparanoTs were.now.made 10 re- ( a
pel them ; a inoon but. ry was eredled t
under,the infpeclios ps Cobn'e) Barrow, to si
the fojithward of Fort Dundas ; martial law \
was proclaimed, and the negroes caded into
the feryice ; the wuod scows wer- eO"veried n
into gunboats, a fcheoner and four (loops o
were armed, and every preparati n made. I
On the 18th September the firet was dif- 1 {
covered at Key Chapclie ; Capt. Moss, of I
t'te Merlin sloop of war, fern but tviro sloops I v
to St. George's Ktv, which had partial I'l
aflions with them for two days. On the si
23d, in the afternoon, the w ole Spawifh I a
fleet got under way and 8 f the heavielt !f.
vefLis with several launches came down in- C
fide the rerf, with intent to f rce the E - li
glifli from 'heir station, when a very hea.
vy fire from the (loops and scows broke their (
line, and thre.w them f»,t<4 confufioi, fro r. i\
which they never recovered, >ut made off ii
n faft as they could. Capt. G. fays the Eh- tl
glifh bad 250 men ash -re, among whom h
' I were 40 whites. b
- SALEM, December i 3. b
Capt. £j2idiutt, laic master ofabiigff'om t
this port, that was taken :'iid c ndeinn d fc
at Guadaloupe. had the good fortune him
to or - r Ma tinique, and has lince m
returned hnmt'. t |
Capt. 'Jhon H»lman has also retur ed
from captivity at the fnmeifland, Gripped'of fe
' very t alnmtl t » lit\ Hllr f. He came by j
the way of New-York, wliere a fubferiptn f ]
was ra,fed at the effer-honfe, which g.ne
roufly furnilhed him with clothts. w
We are informed that G udaloup; feels a
no inconvenience-.from the J;,w for fufpen ci
<h»g our trade with the French, as th.y
derive a full fnpply ~f ev . ly an ; t | e ,h, s y (
eon itry affords, from'their numei 'us priva pi
•«r.i (exceeding 100 in n«m <«r> and fr ,-m te
Ji anflt trade fn.m Sr. Thomis's little inter- te
ruptedat prefeiu by the British. Six d liars rtl
buy a birrel of flour, an ? oth.r pro- pt
vili .ns were proportion ,bl y ] ow . 11 is re io
P'cieii'ed thai h ilf a dox nof our (hips could In
comp ctclv blockade the ffland, a d a gene
w " 11 '»erprt (fed that this miy take place. Fi
. e brft "tqmry made by person. of Guada- inl
"p- ts, " What is become of our (hips of ha
wa- " We hope the queltion will s oo n be
' r ' "'CTOiily ai fwered, as we are sure onr th
t xec.it,ve does not for4monunt lose fight H
' f the public trttrrift*. fy
Accounts have been receiy: dat the south- W
word rrov, Martinique, that the expediii-
O ' was forming t ere, to be commanded a I
bv Or n Knox, who had la ely arrived trom wi
£'i-J"' d Its dcllii.ation was kept a pro mr
fecret, but was supposed to be a- fio
pin.t Guadaloupe or Surinam. ®f
■ t providing for t*"f remo
; j v.-il of J intrr'iH I'rn Ei'rriti, it has been
1 urged, this such men could not, by the con
| ftitutio i, be *oucb;d without tlv interven
r | tion on a jury "Nearly an w1! (observes
? i the venerable Judge Circling in his charts:?
f|to a Virginian-Or** J Jury) might it be said,
- |in cafe a army was to land on our
i ! ecaft, that we must furjnno > jurita to try
- i the foldieis of that army, before we coii'd
i proceed to abridge them of their liberty."
; %\)t GWtt?.
y
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PHILADELPHIA,
1 —-
* WEDNESDAY EVFMNG DECEMBER i 6
e PRICES OF STOCKS.
v Pill L\D r. L I'. 1 I . , Dpi P BKK 21
Six Per Cenf. }6*S
Three Per Tent. if
>- B VNK United c tates, 25
Pefcnfylvania, 25 difto
No-th An-erica, jo
lnfuran*e N- A foar;*B - 5: 'i* o
■ . ■ T V'jnfylvr» h * r '+ >
COURSE OF EXCHANGE
On Lo a A \y% 60
at fto diys 57 J
at 90 -by* j?
Amftcrdam, todays, pen guilder, 3 cents
e 7 0r.7 r.
u LEGISLATURE o/PENN3VLVAN T A
1 • ( Continued. J
e
s gfvtt.KM EN,
c Dr. Prinjr e'n Camp Dife; fes, p ;
n edit. lit t«if -rms us t ! at i >H- '.a- t 74-^. j
one general ofpital be'ng open-d ftr<he rc
r ception of t e sick at N wie.l tin fi._k weie
. removed from t 1 eir •tventl oures a ii
carritd down the Rhine 10 ti.at v'ace ;
s where by change of air, th fe wi'.h 'si. hoi
pital Of m ligu "t fever fu m Feckenh im
I were at lirft r liev.d, bin 'he rft who'mix
t t.i with them, c;m o » !ft nfedlion, which
ii the following oiritimHaiiee rxrdered iiil'
more |[t nsr*! and fat.d; For rdtrs co nine
fool a?te, to re nv>- 'b h frntatfoub Gyv
- inn yt Fla de* ,alt e fi.'k wer ; cnb.nk
e din BilanJ rs, a- dc< nv c ycl by water to
e Ghert ; but tli y did "not arrive there tiij
the middle of eeembet. So tli it in this'.
f ediom voyage, the f »'r h ivi g acfluir d'
II new f rce by the co .si' .-rn. Nt .f the air.
mortifica a d ntjier putr d effluvia, it
1 was raile to such an extra.>rdi ary pitch
- of virute ce, that above half the number di
ed by t e way, and several more soon after 1
a their arrival; •
r T»>e rrf-mlil nce of this fe«er to a true
3 pell leHci, was farthr evinced by this re
-1 mai kable i-'cide t: parcel of tents
1 nut on board the fame bilan 'ers with
f the sick. and being to be refitted at Qhgnt,
1 was put i to 'hr ha ds of a tradefmatj, who
- enipl yed 23 journeymen about the wrtrk ;
bin ih fe ulifortu ate men were <]uick)y
) fi-ized with a malignant.' fever, and 17
rrmfm "1 T. •
1 The fame has given an
: ate u i t a malignant tevcr being occasion
; ed by the contagion whicn iffiicc from cer
-1 tain crimin iU, who had bee 1 tang conftrted
;■ in pvilon, hat Were tried at tie Old Bai
- ley in vh y.ar 1750 though they were
i aopaien 1, free from disease themselves, at
I rhe 1i - e they were brought into court.- A
1 , ft liar i- (Unce had betn recorded by lord
' Veitilaui in t e r s ig., or Qn e . 11 Elizabetb
' The experienced Li»d h.,3 recorded »u-
I mrro.is xiimp'es of a similar kind. Arnont
! | Whets hp inuuion* the followi g ;
| 'T; Flora friyjde ttKik on board three
•: Etigliflimen OUL of a Dutch (hip in the
Fj Do 11s, b >iiod to Patavia on board of ,
i ; w ich a contn ioij f ver w.is then pre»aiei t.
I ■ 1 wo of thrle men were apparently in per
■ fe'i health, the ther had a fever refemblin"
1 a quditidian. 1 heft men had been but a
: j f w clays on bo.ird, be ore several of the
■ crew of the Flora were attacked with a ma
lignant conti ued fever "
■ "W en the men from the Cambridge
' ( m the year 1758, one of the. „ot heal' hy
- fl cl ) be<am <' infeded, their
r infection did Sot proceed from any psril.n '
that was sick in the N'eptcue, wl.cre they '
had bt-n i d board ; f r every <,ne that had !
ben fiekn that vefT-l hid been Tent on
mure but r.m the m'eitio 1 whicl. had
been reserved from th m rnd proved in cer
t matic.es in the fitip."—(Popcr on In
lection, p 2-2.)
Ihe fame auih . r afTertS that o n board ,
m (I of the fh ps of war, (in 1 75S & t 7JO) |
the co ia nn was traced either from the ,
ni cess Royal, or other guard ships .
leaf ned landf.neu, recruits received from
J. ' " lf acd P- rft»'r.s, or infrfled (hips '
(I'em. p. 26. 1
Simi.ar tSamples are ecntainad in tile
writings of the ii.genio s Dr. 11!5.ie, and
. ore recently n a work entitled the Medi
cina Nautn a, by Dr. Trotter,
. Dr Lind hi, afo mentioned th t the
\ellow Fever was introduced i to P ,iladel- '
P h ' a ' ' hc y e3r '741, by a trunk of in '
feflcd dm received by a family in Wa
ter ltr.ee trom Barbadoes. And Dr. Lin
ning has afTerted, that every time it had ap- [
pearcd m .harielfon, it had been traced To I
.ome nf.fted person or vefTcl lately arrived
Irom the Wefl Indies.
r M '! chcl ' of V ' r g'n;a informs Dr.
Frankl.n, that it been twice bronght
into V,rgi-ia by En ,lift (h| p , of war , wll 7 ch
had been cri.fi ,g the Amr can seas.
Dr. Monfon ha & pnhlffhvd an account of ,
the ' thow Fevti. which prevailed in New- 1
Haven in 1794, and prov,* by I .1
u; .vT'r " ' m P or ' e d from the L
Weft I'iditfi.
If it wree rot fooerSuon, , n dweH upon I "
a liil led familiar to rverv p-rfon acquaintej i J
w.th medical hi (lory, I might tuition y1 r
moremtlances of malir nn,.t/ ( vers being or ta ' r
fwn.d by contagion rctaincdjin the cloth-r, K : 0
of ftaaaen, tho' r.operfon was knowu .0 ~]
' / /
sick on board at the time such fevers oe : gi
a • Med. But the example! already mention
ed may ftiffice.
That the Tellow Fever"is also contagious
s in the WHi looia idands irtcertain fitttitioi s
4 a;id c rcumnflrtcea, a faft fully eftabliflied j
, hy the examples recorded by fcvtrnl a.«tbors,
r who have had the bft opportunities of mak
f i g «WVr»micin oh the A few of
cl ihcfe I fliall prec;ed tn state for t' e fati» s ac
' tion < f tl.of- who are not i;t p' fTtflion of the
b<w>ks i" which rhev are contained.
The R v. Griffim Hujhs, in his Natural
H story of p. 37, fays, he was
inf<rmtd by Dr. Gamble, a refpeftable phy
~ ftcian in that Island. tha' he remembered to
h ve f eri the Yellow Fever there in the
year 1691, and that it was then called the
n-w Tha' it W:is moll prevalent I
among, and irol' f->t 1 to flra pers, thrush
a grt-at miny f the inhabitants died of it in
he year 1696. arid a preat many at differ
ent peri'xls si ce.— Mr Hugh? also de
' the fvmptoms as they appeared in
Baibadoos in the year 1715.
To John Ward Fenno. j
I saw ysur Gazrtce of Tueiday last, in j
'vhich you inserted your lift of United Irilh
men, and could not help pitying the author
cf the virulent abuse with which it watpre
f.ced.
I then thou.'ht that the malice and ill na
ture which your attack difplaycd, would fuf- !
acivntly defeat- its own intention, in tbj opLn—|
on •f a caudid ptrtilic. 1 b dieve I was not 1
■niiiaken. It only remains for me to hail you !
'-ion t'.e exculpation with which you have j
r, enuoufly favored tl'.efc gentlemen whojn !
v Ai had- foi'tner+y-endeavrrredTo impficute, in
crimes so very enormous—Tn Satuttlay's *ga-i
site y.>u fay, you c ille'd neither John Black I
ior Samuel Parke an United Iriihman. If
ids be true, you called no one in the lift an i
I "Jiiited Iriihman ; for all the perfoni men- i
*' "n'ei, are, in reipeft of charge jirecifcly in j
' >he fame predicament. . 'IV« declaration*, ]
'iwevir to common sense, and i
•He plsftr and literal meaning of lanyuagcj
nrnTUieS an answer to your question of Tuef
ij 1 lay, under the head, ' Lift of United Irifh
t lien,' viz. " Why (lioukl I mention the
15 names of Samuel Wylie, John Black, &c. ?
The answer is evident—becaul'e it would be
a lie : and why ftiould f belch out my ma
' ci' us abuse \ipon innocent characters ? But
' ince .you fay you did.not call these persons
j -United Iriftimen, whose names you inserted
n your lift of United Iriftimen, pray, what
criminal appellation did you give them ? or
vhy did you uiention their names, rather
han, John Ward Fenne, Peter Porcupine,
or his. Hotinefs, the Pope? After you ex
r cept the names of all the gentlemen inserted
n your 1 ft, feeing you fay you did not call
them United Iriftimen, please inform the
■public who these gentlemen are that realjy
s -do compose the black catalogue. Or does
1 your lift cf names consist of no names at all ?
' Are the 40,000 you mention, also of this
J ' description ? After all is the state still in dan
' ger ! What grand discoveries ! Before I leave
V you, Ire que ft you to be as good as your
worir. . You piomifed to naaie tbeni. "Do
I hear Tome one cry, name them ! name them !
3 Lend me yourpatience and-fo I will." Why
are you so dilatory in performing your pro
hiile r Surely their names cannot have efta
-1 ped vc ur vigilance. Surely the public behold
-with sympathy, the mountain in travail, and
: tce ' concerneil -that alntoft eight days are
L-hpfcd and nothing brought, forth.
1 Although lam altogether indifferent whe
ther you believe me to be an United Iriih
man or not, yet to lave you the trouble of
a future blunder on this fubjed, when yOu -
may again fee! dilpofed to reiail* your un
founded calumnies, I solemnly' declare tha.t
' I never was in any Society .of' United tifli- j
men in America, and that I am privy to none
of their deigns. So wiftiingyou more can- \
dor, I am, &9.
SAMUEL WYLIE.
December 13, 1798, j
[So much for Mr. Samuel Wiley, whom '<
I fufpe£t my readers will find much less wily '<
:han he thinks himfclj. Like his profound
compeers, he begins bv inveighing a"ainft
, my virulent abuse of United Irishmen, ra y
• calumnies," my »'malite and ill-natnre •
but while these have ck.fed tlieir juftif.cations
'>y extolling views the imputation of which
:o themselveS they had to esteem ta
lumnious, citizen Wiley contents him with ,
barely expieffing hi« fupreine indi/errnt • to
•hat very (ideal) Charge, Which fie lit Out by
tyling virukntly abedive, ill-natured and
■:aliciot;S.
He foiemnly declirea he never was in any
Society of United Irifhmeti in America.
Why wtre th*fc two last laitcriog words
lugKtd in so la in cly f Tf he was an United
Iriihman in Ireland, and remains a difaffc«a.
Ed liilhman in America, it mult require
more caijor than he cabs for, to believe
:hat he is " privy to none of their dtfn- nr."
I now no longer iietibl him an United
Iriihman. He. is « altogether indiflereiif:
wliether I believe him one or not, and 1
■hiflis. he will find it n-xeiiary to extend his
indifference to the public also; for I verilv J
think, they wih lomehow or other-take uj
the fame odd opinion.
Aniidft all the afte&ed insolence of these
people, I discover tlie mcft abjeft seci —and vt
that kind of fear, too, which is the invaria
ble attendant of g-.ult. What they shguld
heaven knows, as heaven knows that
tt~ey are honest, <tvi:e and virtuous. What
th ey should fear from a government which -
never whirled its impetuous rota over the
body of one innocent man, (but eolctul M:t
tbew Lyon) ; what tre.y should fear under
a go\-eriunent, which would ftuver to flinders
like a Laphrd palace of ice, at the fir ft in
stance of opprriiion on an honest man ; what £
TRtY should fear in a country-where there- oi
of origin, and the temper cf all qt
political i»ftjtu.tit>:n, add>-<2 to an humane 1
eifpi fttion to con ciiler.'.te misfortune when a '
1 not drawn down hy dan'mng villainy, cpe- ''
. rate to form theta als.ift ix.;o a j
o-der —Heaven knows: AND YFT I
THEY LFe'.JL]
i l'jrt P-nn, DecemLw -4, 11
n- MOH4. tISERTY AND C.COjJ. i
Mr. y>: N t;o, j.
us A l'_iv t-avs ago, while the iCartel tip
i:s Neptune hy at the Diamond peer 'at this j
;3 port, 3 tariivr < { this neighborhMxT (a good
■s. went on board of her to deliver ;
k- f°me apples he had'foldto one cf th~ pufTeu
of d'" s ('* Frenchman.) Tie fur*
c . ot hlaek, y llgtv, copper and ol.ve «k lours,
1C iurrounded him, aiid lome, withdrawn knives
aiiil daggers, threatened to put him todc.ith,
a j calling h.m a damn'd Anglo-Anieiican, wb ch
as forced the farmer to tJ:e his chance in the
v . river, and he accordingly jumped overboard,
to : 'nJ was taken up in a boat from the fhoie,
)e <>r he would have drowned.
I<f DITTO,
nt * he night before the laid Cartel fliip failed
irom the port, the brigantine Pomona was
in a ll in a blaze late in the night, as <-
r _ (he lay in a fleet of (hipping at the Lower
peers, along fide oi two Algerine vtflcls, the la
• (1 United States brigantine Sophia, the Reve- at
: nue Cutter, and fcveral other American ar- 13
med veflels, all ready for sea, waiting a wind, **
I wlijch nuift all have blown up, but for the
: exertions of the crew, the tide being out and fj
in ' t '^ e araic d velfels were chiefly. aground. c[
h- a subscribes. ot
w l ''
e . C" is pofitivelv reported that the above
mentioned brigantin; Pomon.i was burned
a, by the cartel. The watch h:»viu -I ft the
f. brig" without a foul on board, fou,r perfotw,
B -_ I were observed by the watch in the veifel next
Tt : l' er > 10 S°> f roni the caitq], oil board tins
>u ! Pomona; two qf \phom went deivtt forv/.ud,-
/e j two -In about an hour the Vt'fljt
W J was completely enveloped in flames, Ourex
iO ' perience of the tfcfeflks of Frenchiiien foi j;d s
.. I ,1S to doubt in a cafe where the proof is ib
k ! dear > anti a ">' °ne mult pa fie Is" a' wonderful
If 1 ftiare of charity, who bjlicjvts they would not
i with equal compcfore, have bum. Jdownthe "
| city, or the continent itklL]
m { A
n,j Easton, fP.J Dec. 13, 1-9 P.
id THE leaders of the democratic fi&ir nin
this diftrift bad calculated upon Mr. Brown* 1
f. our reprefe'ntative in coivy rtfs as a thorough ! £
li- R°' n S purtvman. They flattered the in f lees n
ne that im'medinl(jL' on his taking' his feat in ■
. ? thehoufe, he woulder.lift under the banncis ' ai
x* of the longheaded Genevan, and follow him >''
a- through, thick and thin. But thank God 1' e ,
Lit they are disjointed in tbeir man. Mr. ,f
as Brown has proved by his votes, that he re- B
:tf ally is, what those who him befy a!- p
at ways believed him,tp. be, an honest American
0 r devoted to no party. |
et When our jacobins- found his name Hon
e, orably recorded with those of Messrs. Craik,
x- Goodrich, Harper, &c. they were tbunder
:*d struck. They (liook their heads," looked 11
111 vastly wife, and were puzxled almoA to dif* a
ie traftion to account for such an ur;expected
Jy event, —when at length, one among them
es of more sagacity and penetration than the "
i ? reft, observed with becoming solemnity that
is as Mr. Brow-., a&ed only as the proxy of !<
1- Mr. Sitgreaves, durin- the present feflion, o
,e he was bound by the rules of the house to t
ir vote as Mr. S. would have done. n
•o ' . A. B.
y Mr. JcfFtrfon has arrived in town. _
'* A
In the Petersburgh Inttllip;ncer, of Dec.
J 18, some Negroes of Job k jft&tc/LJtj are "•
d adver.tifed to be fold for payneht of " a coil. ' t o
v fi<kralledebt''due by feid Nicholas. ;hi
~ . Hi
- <sa;me Marine Hifl.
Sa'em, December 18.
* Accounts from Ft. tJbes, by the Way if
■ Savannah and Baltimore, fay, tliEt 3 Sallee
e frigatttliad .been fp»ke with off Lisbon,' ~
who fa id. they were cruifmjr f or Americans, ! 1
Rnflsans, Bremen-mea and .Lubcck-men,
We hear that a 28-gntl flii, owned in i
N. York, and bound thither from St. Croix, j
lately went ashore in good weather on Cape-'
t Cod, owing to mifman'gemeut, and vrfkl 1 T
y and cargo wi re loft.
i —MSBHBE |
yr For Sale, bc '
■ At the late dwelling house of HsXkr Hill,
s esquire, gci
On Wednesday morning-, fln
t (id January,J °
At 10 ocl ck a quant.ty ui clceant anrl va»
luahle
House hold i'lirnrturc,- w
Confiding of
r I ; arge ard fm il) looking jlaffci
Cnrjvtjan<! CLirpr-injf
Chmrs, tophi* and iatijei, <jf ftpeVjdr work- ]
' msnfhip and in the ixwcfl'fltfe -»
1 «Ji:rondolc-. lucres " - aril
A large nT-itmcnt of plate & plaicd ware wl "
a rumlirr nf valn»ble pjintiog< ex:
UeiVaird hcddiiig yy
China nti-i jflafs tvare
Stationary, mirble ilab»,a:iJ 3 variety »f other 1
t artitk'*, ]
FOOTMAN Co.
[ dcce-nber 16 dt3dJ)r
lobe Let) for one or more years, 1
A new Brick Coach-House, d^
Wil, contain two carrifges and a chair, wi'h a *
complete ST*»t.t frr focr to ten
PETER BLIGHT, e
liock-flreet.
December 26 d !ot
Malaga Wine, "T
In quarter Caflts—-for sale by (>£ 1
d«» 6 PhU^Cramc«i^Cc :^
' fcr\
0- All f>erfons iudebted to th 6 Estate
Of JosMH Anthony, fi-n. ««.c- a rrf, are re . f ,e!
V F-yn'-r. : -Anil aJI v W
T wholhave any demanr'i fjjd rflate s
to pro.iureH.em -urfl J Z
cbe fubferiher. for fettlrm7« f ° 1
JOSIAH HE WES, No
JOHN MOKTOV, '
JOSEPH ANTHONY,
| De »°t«s6. J d|f n
- . >•*%.« ♦ .^rvj
. TK'■ awn r? of tht fh : p Niw Jers» .- frisft
;. i Cnt • n cx|)r£l iir a few days part t>( the
Cargo of that rcffcl in town,
p „ " —■corfsisfrm or— ' ' •
Ji A general afTortment of Silks & Sattinl,
tH ' , Ni: k ens, White aod-YtUcw,
Xr Cafi>a.
u- ! China Ware ass rtcd
I; r Bohva
» Souchong TSAS,
Hylori S« n As ~ _ V t
e » Y«ww Hvf"n f* Of «rellc.i» qwley,
;h, Hyf„n, and J Large and Smali p.ckage*
Cli Imperial J
,• F*r 'trm •f otl;:- 1 -lT'P'v at i>id StirMof
$ Nlcir.n l!t G iffith,
Sn'ikld M'CaU,
IV a Read & Co.
George Plv.mltd,
ti fre ~ 6 S
NOTICE.
I 'HE <r.ditc,rs of George J (inflo i, lite r(
er X Queen Am/. ccu-ty, in the Rate of Mary
he land, decea, d, are hcre'iy r qocftM toapv>e»r
at Ch: rili Hi I, in h c>u' ty aid ft teas re
r. fljd, on Thur day tie iifl dy of January
d w i>h their c!ai;»s against th* said deie;fed,
' oro[ e yautletli a e ,'.:t which ti iea pr >p<jr
tlo 'able (iiv floi | if iheofTts in the I a i i of the
i" fubfr ler wil ma It among th •c e i-ors a*,
cor Hy and he who do n >ua;ip«af
on the f.iid day, will be fftrcTer preclude 1 from
thrir claims 0:1 th:
e _ REBECCA JCHNSiON, Execvtrix.
»d Churrh H 'l, De 71.
\k Wheat, Ginf-uig, Bcc.
iw. 4
4000 bi.fliels ps »h te Wheat, of excellent
quality
TS C: 15c? of Gitifnjj 1
. ! 3° Piy sol Ma- eira U'lfrt, th ee years oIA
er 100 BatTcls of Plimt Beef
X- Po-.k 111 half b Is. and barrel,
da For Stile If
ft JOHN SKYRIN,
ul No 96, North Front llrrr t.
ot f* ec ' ® jawiw
hs * __
~ WJLL BE SOLD,
y endue i on the 4th clay January
next; in the everting,
j; wo tracts or pieces of Land
O itb, 7? '" the (late of I'ernjefee, one ot them
3" i O Tylig aixl being iA the (faunty of Sum-
C> n.r, rn the'Hca<!-water< of Fiiniscrerk, contain
in : ing oiie thousand seven hundred and fouttctn
jS [ acres,and theorlier situate is) Hawltins coui.ty.ia
m . thf. famt:fla[»,c'9ntain five thoufaouact c*.
It ! COnditiors of sale will b*. Ca(h,to iic paid on the
• execution of the deed. Inlortrtatior, relative t®
If* the titles, wiay be had or. application ti J.ilhua B.
v- Botid.no —, coru«r of High and Six h llrects,
,t. Phflad Itlbii.
an Shannon &? Polk, auctioneers.
\ december 26 y
n- 1 •
k . "
;r i An-'adjourned meeting of the A«
eji merican Pliiloiophital Society, will be hflj,
if- as their Hall, on Friday n.;xt, at 6 o'clock,
ui P.M.
■m December 26. th.Scf
h e ————- ~—
tat A meeting of the American Phi«
of Fofophical Society, will be held at their Hall
in, ou Friday the 4th day of January next; be r
to tween the hour* of two and five itt the after
noon, for thp annual ekftion of officers.
ADAM SEYBERT, Secretary.
Dec t2 6. f2BD.tu.J.i&fJ 4 .
, c All Perions indebted to the Eftato
r J ef Samuel Coopir, laieofthis city, Phvfi.
11 in, de Jeafed, are r £ q«efted to make payment
"• to the fuMcribers : And those perfo s, w/,o
, have any demands againfl the said Kfhte, are
Clefi-ed to br.ng in their accounts for settlementf ettle
ment to
SAMUEL COATES,
♦ . TH )MAS MOUKrs, (
MORD3(JAI LEWIS, 0 r r^* e ctito r «
3. ' IaUSTON PEt<OT. J
,f oftbe Will of ,he fa,d Samuel Cr.oper.
;e Phi.a. t* mo. a 6-, i 7S S. eogt F
s. : Hats fc? Hoiiery.
n WILLIAM M'I>OUGAIL
c ' I AT his store, j *
1 No ' '34-. Market STREET,
H Jt'ST Ut'ENED, ar4v!irion to hi, for-
AJ. nier stock, a y.ry alTortment of
Men., Woi.en., iq d ChU ren', Hits, and all
ot Stockings particularly a quantity of A
berd e. n knit Hot;, suitable for the pr«fent season
nov, 23
l ' ,n to «h« above, be has mil r.cc'ved 3
gCDeial alTortnu nt of Fleecy f u h as
Ilnckings, »,ght e.ip. f traxellme ditto, brecchei
pieces, undfr waistcoats, Ihirts, &c.
Canal Lottery, No. 11.
Will re-commence drawing, on Monday t
the Ith cf January next, and cen
tinue until fmifoed.
1 1 C \am» C Dollars each, at
n WILLIAM BLACKBURN'S Lotuir
and Brokers office, Mo. 64 South Second-lireeu
Txam- C , ?"r 3 f kl P t f or regiflering ,„d
examination of I ickets m the above, City of
V\ afhington and Patterfun ies, &c.
bTAT* or THE WMf.»L.
r One prize of 10,000 dollars 10,00 a
l ive " 4 CJI
Two 2o ' oo<>
'l «O ' - " , oc-J ; . 4,000
- Ten a '° o ®
Twetuy-lrreo zpo .-*"*• *' C °*
' j Vl 1 - h ', a P ro P ort;aTl of th& one limbed
and of the fifty,dollar pr.jek—The Lottery „
th'M two rl.ird. ,W„ Vhi above i SIOOO
dollar, richer-thair at t!ie Corrtmfili (ment
1 Note, the bufl«d& a broker duly «
tended to m all us braHchts. tu f
ouv. 9-
Notice is hereby Given,
' I 'H AT applicttion will be made Jt the Trea
nt A (U ' hC e d S ' ate ' ,he
of wie following of Six pe r Cents,
UHf r r the n,me of Robfrt
mi/on of Calcutta m Bengal, Surgeon in the
. ei vice of 1 it« honorable United Company of
, "lerehants of Eni;!ind trading to the Eaft-In
. , 5, d ! wei e 'oft ffnm on Ijoard the Swal
low-Packet, capt Kiddj'frorti Falirooth to New
v° , „ Moll,. Cu.
| o
i??j, "ne ctrtiF.cate for j... ~
No 'lVgr. office t 7 th Dee. 33
one certificate for Ja
Ellijion tsf j'ebn I'erot.
noT x 3 C.a6vr