Gazette of the United States, & Philadelphia daily advertiser. — Philadelphia [Pa.], 1797-11-16 00:00:00, page 4

.Clocks and Watches |
Of cverv dflcription, opening tor_6ale, Dy
EL* VI It AIM CLAltk, No . IS ,
M bis AV.-c- Sbo\ (Jc>%«;»/ pfAV
MARKET anil FRONT Sj REETS. 1 1 l<
ALSO tion, CO!
An extensive arid general aiTo-tment of ,pprove
Tools, Files, and Materials. ( dyemh,
CONSISTING OF % . 1
rioc'- Movements and Clock Dials, eight day begdew
&c.Scc. Spring and (landing-Clocks. «
Qd. 17- —~ in the t
For Sale, by the Package, Pradic
For ck or good notes at f.xty or ninety days,
Book and Jaconet Mufl'.ns plain "j
stripes, and Checks 1 Aflarted in t ion.
t'.o. do. I amhoureu ? packages. H. a
,; 0 . Ladies liandkcrclueis, & rivsl f
gentlemcß'o neck do. J Durnfc
faconet chiAtz muslin for home and the U eft ber( , s j
India market, Pull,cote and linen handkerchief
for do. do printed do.xio. common purple and June
above stoods entitled to drawback on ex- 11
portation. Also a few I'cotchcambncks and aa
alTortment of muslin by the piece. J s n
The whole of the ahove being a consignment w ; (
from the rnariufadurersip Britain- riah
To be seen «t "William Blackburn. phi , a(J
Office, No. 64, South Second Street. ■ tobe.
Nov. si. - "core
~ fOITSALE, work
By the sußsca.ntKS, No 2t, Penn-flreet, Jul;
The Cargo of the Ship Ganges,
John Green, commander, from Bengal, , Arid :
J Cmf.jlingof _ . I btl
Baftas, of various qualities & prices
Ooffaes Punjum Cloths OR
g ana jj s ©uzz-y do. Cenfn
Hnmhums Charconna Dorea thein
Blue Cloth T.m.ta SON.
Chintz and Caliooes Mulmul. up in
Mamoodys Checks j 1
Maharagonges Pat.aHhkf,. such,
Ginghams Mulmul do. umve
Guzzenas Bandannoe. l.catt,
I'nrrah. Siflcrfoy parfo
Piniafcoc. Chopp'. Romal, »1
pTrUansof var iou. colour, j v,
SUGAR Tl
90,000 lb. PEPPER- _ j
Willings 5s 5 Francis.
The Piece Goods |
Of the Ganges arc now open and exposed to sale st 1
that commodious (lore the north w.it corner of
Market and Fourth Orteti. I
L A~N DIN Be«
From on board thelhip Cleopatra, Samuel Newell,
commander, fram London,
60 tons of the best clean Ruma
hemp _
• 60 calksoi bottled BROWN STOUT. A
For bale by the fubferibers, No. :I, Penn-ftreet. tJ i e ,
wMints ?fr rrancis. a«r
d whi
3 1 * ~i. .. -—— "*■ I be /j
lust arrived,
From Port-au-Pfsnce, aad for Me by «he
bers, No. PeDn-llreet> VcJjut
hogfhead*,") I and
81 tierces (prime Coffee •«*
513 barrels C 1 '
646 bags J . f»li
Willings Isf Francis. f,r
„ 0 4 lati
Od. i?. |
-~P tor sale, a
BY THE SUBSCRIBERS^
Madeira Wine, firft quality, in
pipes ....
Madeira Wine, New-York quality, in pipes ~
Lifben WINK, in pipes
CLO VESand "> c f t jje latelt importation, in boxes
N in Bales, suitable for Hatters. \
WjJlings y Francis, ■ h=
Penn-ftreet, No. at. 'J
__ , n-&stf tb
Nov- t. m
SILK.
ANY person having raw Silk of American or .
European produce, may hear of a pur
chaser who will give a liberal price for the fame.
Application to be made at the (lore ot Robert 4
Lewis, jun- No. 70. Strtct wharf ' any '
time before the 12th of Jamuarynext. j
eojt. L
Nov- to*
From Marseilles.
THE CARGO
Of the Swedilh barque Guftavus Adolphus.from
Marseilles, confilling of the following article., r
is dii'chnrging at Mr. Latimer's wharf, and far
fate nv tne funftrtbers 11
BRANDY, well flavored, of J. 3 &4'hproot \
Claret, in hog(head»
Ditto, in cases , ,
Frontigniac Wine, in cases of 30 bottlw J
Olive Oil, of a superior quality, in balkets of 6
and ia bottles
Capers ,
Olives
Almonds
Dry Verdigreafe
Writing Paper .
Umbrellas (Silk) of 28, 30 and 31 '"ches
Long'and (hort white Kid Gloves for Women
Silk Stockings n( . ,
Handkerchiefs, in imitation of Madratt
Artificial Flowers and Garlands
Ostrich Feathers
Ribbons
Perfumery
Scented Hair-Powder and Pomatum
Manna in forts
«ream Tartar. B£NJAMIN MO RGAN &
ROBERT ANDREVVS.
September 27.
School Books and Stationary.
W. YOUNG,
No. tl, Second-street, corner of Gbefnut-flreit,
TTAS now ready for sale, a very larg»
Hi ment of En S l>Jb, French, Lat.n and Greet
SCHOOL BOOKS. Also, such elementary books
on Science, as are generally read in the academics
and colleges throughout tha United States.
LATELY PUBLISHED,
Sheridan's Diaionary, the filth edition, in one
larss vol. 8 vo price 3 dols.
Ditto, large II mo. price i dol 75 «ts.
Ditto, common, price I dol. 50 cts.
All forts of drawing, packing, printing, and
writing Paper ; Bookbinder's Boards, I
fheathin" and »lottin„- Papers; printed Blanks
ui 1 Uonlts Wat Wafers, and other articles, ©f
K" SaVitT. used in counting house, or
P *SnM«of a mifeellaneous colleen of
BOOKS, with the price of t °^ w '
by inquiring a^ajove.
LAW BOOKS, Tno
Lateil London and Dublin editions.
H. Sf P. RICE, Booksellers, • -j-s X cei
No. iS, South Second, and Nq.jcf,Market street, . oox
HAVE iuft receive,l by the l ite arrivals Irom \\'!,ir e Gt
London and Dublin, thcii spring imports- rirkUnhi
tion, confining of a variety of the lat»ft and moit Ruffla Sai
approved law Books, v/liieVi addsdtothofe alrea- R aV cni<B
dy on hand, forms the mod cxtentive cpllei9ionev- Ba;x Line;
er offered for fa'e in th» country, Theythcirfore {j efiians
!>eg,Jp?.ve to notice, that Irom the nacnre of their ni.ipcr a;
conneaicniin Dublin, they are enabled to fell H-illi Em ,, ty
editions (as they have hitherto done) at the very Caramon
lowest prices, The following arc among the latelt n a( j- ort
publications. . Fife Ger
Vefey, jun'rs Reports in Chancery, i Ahoutty
Peake's Cases at NiG Prius ; Ridgeway's Reyorra Clover Si
in the time of Lord ITardwicke ; Kloyer's Proclm , f ~;a n Sf
Pra&icc in the Ecclesiastical Courts ; Barton s window
Trt atife on a Suit in Equity; Tidd's of 5
the Ci/tirt of King's Bench in Personal Anions, 4
parts complete ; Ward's Law of Nations ; Crime LAN'
on Uses ; modern, Reports, II vols. London edi- P ,CT)i
tion ' 1"P
'H. and P. Rict 6«r efl t# receive by the firft ar- pa. 1
rival from New-York the 6th vol. complete ol
Durnford and End's Reports, the id part of Gil
bert's Law of Evidence by Loft, and a number of rrom 01
new publication!. io
June * 6 - 2
the History ot Pennsylvania,
by Robert .proud,
IS now in the press, and will be publithed,
with all convenient expedition, by ZfC!H A- Tune
RIAH Poulson, jun. No. So, Chclnut-ftrect,
Philadelphia, where fubferiptions will centir.ll*
to be received, and at the Philadelphia Library,
. according to the printed propcfals, until the A t
work is ready for the fubferibers.
lulv 18 iaw,f ■
July lb. —__ t on i„
~ ' THIS DAY WAS PUBLISHED, |IM k , r
\ And for f-.le by THOMAS DOBSON, at the throug
Stone House, No. 4?, foutb Second street, I crc £ e j
; EVENINGS at HOME ;
OR, THE JUVENILE BUDGET OPENED. I Will
Confiding of a variety of Mifeellaneous Piecesifor I
theinftrudion and amufementof YOUNG PEE.- I
SONS— SixVolumcshandfomely printedand boaud I
up in two volumes, price Two Dollars.
The variety and excellence of thefc pieces are I
such, that the book needs only to be known to be
universally esteemed one of the mod valuable pub-
I licationsth.t ean be put into the hands of young I
parsons. . , , I ' '
1 " Delightful talk to rear the tender thought, 1
To teach the young idea hew tu (hoot, I pOT
rs Vo peur tie frefli inftruSion o'er the mind,
To breathe th' enlivening spirit.and to «x
I The eanereus purpose in the glowing bread.
6 Thomson. I QII
August ,4. mwf4W 9 '
I I Houi
THIS D AY IS PUBLISHED, lon'W
-t By THOMAS DOBSON, at the Stone tfoufo, I feet .
of No. 41, south Second I preft
Letters and Conversations, num
j Between several Young Ladies,on improving and in- I
,t tereding fubjefts. I 1
' Translated fro* the Dutch of Madame de Camion 1 Wit'
with alterations and improvement#, I \\Tat
ia Printed ohjne paper, and neatly bound, (tree
Price one dollar. I t y.f (
AMIDST the tide of modern RBinances.painflni; M, lr|
et " tales of wttraordiiiary diflrefs, or of desperate or I ,
artful villainy, which " harrow up the foul, and ' r
which it would be for the honor of young ladies to
- he ignorant of, this little book comes forward <o so.
I licit notice, where, in a variety of incidents, not t«- 1
ceeding the "bounds of real life, the proper, becaule )
ry elegant and nataral dignity and importance of the Fry* P">]
dmraSer is exhibited in an intending point of vi.w, tor I
and present. examples of real and attainable exeel- pnj
I The publisher was fomuch pier,fedtvith the pern- I
I fal,that b# was persuaded he (hould do a pleaung I
f«rvi:e to tha community by fending it i»> o circa- I
\ lation. Augud 24—»*4w
~ Acl laying Duties on Stamped Vellum
Parchment and Paper. the
A FEW copies of the above ad may be had ai j ' ,n
he Office of the Gazette of the United States, No. I
! | 119, Chefhut-dreet. J 1 j
The Partnership, aa
" IBS T TNDER the firm of FREEMAN Is" Company, I thi
=rs. i s dissolved by mutual consent. All persons jnu
. having any demands against tUe said House are de- n«
lited to render the fame to T. B. Freeman ; and ge
If those indebted to the House are desired to make pay- th'
ll mt . nt to him—By whom business will in future be
carried on,at his Store, No. J9 ,South Ifront-Oreet. wl
nor m 7 to^w r'
pur- Richard and James Potter
ime. HAVE removed their Counting House to No. I
ERT 45, South Fifth-ftreet.
any,
,t LancaHer, Harrijlurgh Carlijle,
: Shtppenjburg and Sunbury
STAGES.
icles, npiHE public are requcded to take notice, that J 4
id for 1 the partnership which has far some »m« fub
fiiled hetweon Mathias Slough of Lancader, and I
proof William Geer, is now dissolved: but, not as M. I
Slough infinuatesto the public without jnft caufc ; I
as will more fully appear by a letter on the lub
i-ft from M. Slough to W. oeer, dated the 19th
s os 6 December last. a recitalof which is not now deem
ed ncceffary. Any gentleman who wilhes to be
more circumdantially informed of the merts of
this business, by applying to W. Geer may have
the perafal of M. Slough's letter, and then can be
at full liberty to determine whether or not W.
Geer is net perfedly jaftifiabie in attaching him
felf to any other person in the profecuticn of the
' Stage eonveyanc: from Philadelphia to Shippenf- j
, urg, or any other place. I
omen Now from the liberal and generous support the
public were pkafed to confer on the firft effort in
this business, V! illiam Geer, in conjunction with
Messrs. Reily, Weed and Witmer, is determined I
to prosecute and carry it on, with every care, at- I
tcntion and dispatch that a zeal to oblige the pub
lic can poflibly exert. , |
The above company, who are amply provided
with carriages, horse*, and every appurtenance to
render the peffage fafe and commodious, inform
N & those wnn wilh to patronize and encourage the
undertaking, that they can take their ieats nt
eotf George Weed's, the sign of the White Horse,
Market Street, Philadelph.a, on every Monday
ary. and Friday, to proceed to Lancader, Harnfburg,
CarLiile and Shippenfburg. The fare as hitherto
eftabli{hed. . . .
For the further accommodation ol the public,
t^ ect ' a Staec will dart every Wednesday from the house
of Samuel Elder, » Harrifburg, at Sun
'' , Gr 'f bur- in Northumberland county, every ThurMay,
J bon '" and return from thcuce and arrive at Hamfturg I
ademies Saturday, so that paffengcrs deft.ned for
Lancader or piuladelphia, may proceed oil Mon
, in one WILLIAM GEER.
Lancader, Jan. 17, 1797- „ ..
N. B. This Line of Stages darts from the
nrr a , ld house of WilUam Ferr«, in Lancader, on every
clToird« l uefday and Saturday morning at 6 o cln-K, pr -
Blank ' ceediug to the westward; and irom the house of
id s of «r. Samuel Elder in Harrifburg every Wedmff-.
oufe or day morning, on the fame evening arnyes at Pa
°Ufe ' " trick Cochran's in Shi ?P er.(burg, and returns
■dlan of from thence on every Fhurfday : r error ™ r^_*
;be hid fame routine daily a, in its tour from PJibdeU
iw6w phia.
THOMAS Herman LEVITM*., j
North Fifth flreet. corner of Nortl* $-«ri No - 34. by 1
HAS TOR SALE, No. 5.?, th
« ux U ' me mc; - " A lal'g
JLj boxes, fix years old Watches.
\\'hite Gtavos Wine in calks Kites and
ri.-Ulf.noiu 11 ments, eig
Ruflia Sail Cloths anc l f» r n-o'
Ravens Duck Springs, I
Ba ? Llnc " Rotten St
Hcfiians Vices; Vu
Diaper and Table Cloth , * *
Empty hairs * ,
n nav ein>
Caramon German Clrlth )
afTortmentof black coloured Ribbon*
Fine German Laces 1 he I >
About twelve tons Kufiia clean Hemp [^|
Clover Seed r<HB t
Italian Soap, in small boxes, for family ule | r
Window Glass <»«* *9—»»*. . A 'l
trv- Wi Anton, na
TENEKIFFE W.INh. J,, IVa ,
L '\NU!N T G at Wflimtf-ftreet wharf, TENE* wtor, I* J
>SIFFE WINE, of excellent Quality, in pipes and j e j „-Mfi
half pipes, for fete If JAKES YARD. f,. I driver,
oa. ib. %*>■ r
Will be Landed,
From on board the ship A&ive, Capt. Blair,from cn on f
Harphwgh, vans 'j , in,
ao bales white Ruflia clean Hemp miles, (fr
1 caiks Clover Seed Plains 7 1
For Sale by -pellet s y ai
Thomas Herman Leuffer, provided!
North Fifth street, No. 34. r,n i to * '
, «, Untie, vn
T"" g » 6 - : place,, ia
TO BE SOLD, ™tb fit,
And immediate pojfejjion given, 'iM'•< ri f
ACcnvetnient well ficiibed Brick T element, andffbu
with a cook house and other oat houses.situ- ibc
ated in a pleasant part of the borough of Wilming- '
ton, in the State of Delaware- The lot of ground Wading
has k.rty feet front on Weft-flreet, and extends and
e through the square to Pallurc-ftreet, on which 11 aforefaid
I creSed a flable and carriage hor.fc. ' an equal
ALLEN M'LANE.
notor.ly I
Wilmington, Aug. 30. __ but
r I Imported in the jbip Pigou, nurr.hr
1 I And for ftleby John Morton, No. 116, South mill, in,
d Front-street,
, H»2» f tz
>• "y fon >TEAS mill mu
i>- Young Hyson ( hn.
ig I Imperial J gfore/ait
April iO. eotf 14 ST,
{For file or to be let on ground- f„^ r .
rent,
Asvaluable Lot of Ground ;
C ITU ATE on the north-east corner of Wal-
0 nut and Fifth flreet., fronting the State-
House square. This lot is fitiy-one fdet front 1 1
I onWalnc' ftrect, and one hundred and thixtten r-p H
» feet and an half on Fifth street ; there are at X ;
present two small two story brick house., and » Phdat
number of small tenements thereon. day, a
Also, for Sale, ver «
Two three story Brick Houses
1m With convenient ftorei, wharf, &c. situate on a faf( ,
Water-street, between Mulberry and Safiatras Nor f,
flreets, containing in frost on Water street fit- A ,
I ty-four feet, and continuing that breadth eall- evcry
lns ward ninety-five f«t, then widening to the Stage
louth thirteen feet fix inches. 1 hefe houses j m«b
ave the conveni«nce of apublic alley adjoinnig 1 Hill
Vo° on the north' fide, and are a very deferable fitui- rtves
{ ' tion for a merchant, flour faflor.or other, who day.
~r f. may have occasion for storage of poods. 1 his if
fv property will be fold on very reafonab e tor™ and!
»w, for cash. For further information apply to the bet^
ta: 1,1 1
Sr TO BE SOLD r*
rcu- 1 4ndpopjjio* given immediately, djfta
w I A LARGE two story brick House, handsomely j
I J\ situated in Princeton. Th«e ari four rooms
1 1B( 1 a lartre eiWry on each floor, and five rooms in 11
the garret, a range of back buildings 51 f««t in ,
dai I length, and apiaaeaof 57 > het ei»a P««JP
N» in the yard, an excellent kitchen garden, at the
a farther end of which are a carnage house and two
I ftmbles, one of which i. new, 44 feet long, with
flails in the two (tables for a? horses. Ihe heal
3any, thinef. and plcafantnefs ot hs situation, and the J
rlons I number of genteel and agreeable (
e ,1c- near the town, render it a desirable retreeat f
and gentleman from the city. Ihe commcd.oufncfs of
! raT . the house, its central position, and the of
ire be I vheftable.,makeiteverywayfultablcforatav«r»,for
Ireet. which it has always been confiderd as a capit«l
ftaad. Inquire on rhe prctiufes, °/ So!
I ISAAC SNOWDEN.
Princeton, Ang. "■ aq-dtwaawtf ,
,N ° City of Waftiington. (
:f6t I '
ItJle, I SCHEME
Of the Lottery, No. 11,
For the Improvement of the Federal City. 8
A magnificent dwelliflg-houfe 40,000d011ar., e;
e, that Igt caftl 30,000, ire 50,000 u
ie sub- J ditto li.ooo 8c cask 15,000 .0,000
t, and I j ditto 15,000 8c ca(h 15,000 30,000
as M. I 1 ditto 10,000 & calh 10,000 ao,o<>o
cause ; 1 r ditto 5,000 81 caih 5,000 10,000
ie sub- I 1 ditto 5,000 8c cash 5,000 10,000
lC 1 9 th I , cash prize of ro.ooo
deom " x do. s,oooeach, are • 10,000
■. ss E
' "■« t% It ">•»<>;
can be I 00 . . 10,000 f
10t w . too do. 50 _ _ IO)DOO £
ig him- 400 do. S . ,0,000 t
of the '.°°° do. »o _ ,
appenf-I 15.000 do. «o
ort the I 16,739 Prize.- '
ifoft in I J3,»6i Rlanks.
:rmiue<i j 50,000 Tickets, at Eight Dollar., 400,00"
are, at- I ,
he pub- N. B. Tofivourthofcwho may take a quan-
I t«ty ol Tickets,the prize of 40,000 dollars will be
irovided j the last drawn ticket, and the t ' last
nance to j but oni :
, inform And approvednote., fecuwng payment in either
age the mon «y or priaes', in ten days alter draw.ng. will
feats at he received foi any number not lefsthan 30 tick-
Monday Ct This Lottery will afford an elegant fp eci ™en of
rrilburg, I c hcprivate buildings to be ercSed in t e y^
hitherto j Washington—Two beautiful defies «e_ alrea.i>
lele&cd for the entire fronts on two of the; publu
e public, squares; from Acfe drawings.Uspropofedtoere«
he house ,wocentreand , 'o<icor«r\>»ildings : as soon aspof
at Sun- fible after this lottity isfold, to convey them,
•hurfday, when complete, to the fortunate .r
arrifburg the manner described in the scheme for the Hotc
Lined for Lottery. A nett deduction of five per cent, will
oa Mon- be made to defray theneceflary expenses of pr m
inc &c. and the fnrplus will be made a part of
IER. the'fund intended for the National Umverlity, to
be ereaed within the City of Waflungton.
from the The real fecurit.esgvven for the
1 returns t-ia ;of James Welt - , .
jnir.g the Gilmar., Boston ;«f J o!in Hefl.ips, 11 .1
PJiUadel- ana of Richard V/sU , Cocpcr . -:ry.
FOR SALE,
By BENJAMIN CLARK,
No. j<, the corner of Chefnut and Front streets, o pen in the
A large quantity of Clocks and gjj-a
Watches. Alfi, a general assortment of Tools, £M
Eiles and Mate-ials, of Clock Move- j. eve . a , j Jta
ments, eight day ard thirty hour hrafs P'ntons fu lifs of
and f*rgc work; Bells, clock and watch Dia.s, ,
Springs, Hands, Glasses, Pumice Stone, Emery,
Rotten Stone, Cat Gut ;\bonch, fland and tail t .
Vices; Turns, Plier-,Chn-n,Seals,Keys, &c. Bcc. '
Apprentices Wanted.
noveinber 3. ' Jacob Spe
The Philadelphia, Alfwn, and 7 vrhrton°^t,p e ec oi c 0
MAIL S1 A G F-. Adam Xa.
rHF. ircprkltn hr" leave to Ixfbr* the fobhe, that Joh;: Frit
they have eftMfiei a St.rf 4<ft.' 'PI tcletfttia, B,vj*,*in I
Atfimi, Bdtflt, Han fluSfeeJweli, aud MartUF'-r- • OA.
nice, Waiting River Jlitti.il; mill, ami theto-.vn ></ J xck
crtcn, Nrwjerfiy, f •»" « «»*' "'P™"
Jed 11M good bwfet, a cttoftr table carriage, ari a care- f jpe
fill driver, for the cvrnyam of tin ■ mail,p«rTr»gW, and
roods. The mill Jlart every The/Jay, at 1°
"o'e or*, A.M. from Mr. Daniel Cooper'- ferry, and v£]
lodge that night at Joel Bodi-c',. at La,<gacom,rg ■ a.d of I
cn on Friday, at 6 o'cf*ct, P. M. arrive at Lileb £-
van's, inheeper, in Tuchrton, difa-t from ihicjty 54 dcr6 £0 f „
miles, (from tic Atlantic 6, andjrom the Etf Gre:ji»g
Plains miles) mhcre ate good accommodation* j'.r trc
telle,s, and -where are commodious ar.Jfifepafjge ioats I •
provided to convey pajfengers to Capt. lVtlliam IVar-i -
rin,ton's hoof,, on Tucker's If and, adjoiuinmg the At- I
Untie, mherc are goed „cammuulums, and a convenient]
place to lathe ; the mho tuifies <o regale himjelj
mith Ming and fjhing, may at this place be h! S Hygra- y
Med. the, e being ct a'.mcf. every fcajon nf the year foml
ani fifk in abundance.—The Stage on its return, Jjarts 40
I from the afcrefaid C. Eva\s't in Tucterton, e-acry Tuf- 10c
.. day. at 6 o'clock, A. M. ire ibfaf, at John Bodwe ~at\ Impoi
J IVading River Bridge, ledge that night at Longacomwg, | t he sub
[, and at I o'clock, P. M. on IVednrfday, arrive at lie I st re et.
is afore/aid Cooper's Ferry. It is prefnmed that no route oj
an equal difance mill be less expcnfve, or fun jh the Ira
votlcr mith a greater variety of amujemcnt, as be 111.11
not only have a pleasant fail to the atlanhc from Tusker- I m p 0;
- ton, but have the curiofty of feeing on the road thither a
number of capital furnaces and forges, and one JUtting „
h mill, in complete orj, r, and at morh ; gentlemen, too, mho
are owners, cefaclors, of any of the ofirefaid iron muks,
are foiicited to encourage and support this f age (by mh ch Bonrd*
they can be so mellaccommoda ed) the continuance (fmmc.r [ rl |h n
mill much depend on their aid. The rates of pafengers | Jy{ e( loc
and baggage are as flloms • For afaffenger from the Sauter
oforefaid D.i iel Cooper's Ferry f Tuckerton, eluding
14 to. of baggage, Tmo Dollars ; for may prffengers
per mile, Four Cents— .50 Ib. of baggage equal to a pef
1- fencer. Pofage of letters, nemfpapcrs, Vc. mill be <^ eiT ,
agreeably to lain. I O ota 0 t a
N. B. Tic mail crojjls from the Old Ferry. A
THOMAS WARDLE M Co. Pimer
»'* Tuskerltn, Sept. 28. _ Oil. s.—2aw'/ I 4COO
m ""The "Norfolk MdfSTAGE.
:en r-j-mis Stage start. from the GEORGE Tavern, j To
at 1. at the corner of Second and Arch Streets, in i >. jr
da Philadelphia, every Tuesday, Thursday, and ,
day;at 3 o'clock, in the rrorning ; arrives at Do- (
ver the'firft day, at Snowhill the second day. at fj( . H(
Northampton Court House the third day, andou Hund]
the morning of the fourth day the pailengcrs find 1, „
0.1 a f a f c » n d comfortable packet to convey then, to monv>
" 5 Norfolk. , . Ffefh
fjf " \ packet leaves Norfolk for Northampton ferry, These
aft" every Tuefdiy, Thursday and Saturday, and the piteni
the St ' starts f rom this ferry for Philadelphia, every bout,
jfes j MouJay, Wednesday and Friday; puts up at Snow of th
i«g Hill thefirft night, at Dover the %& night,and ar- tor U
:11a- itves in Philadelphia in the eveo.ng of the third wiu^
"his I Thediftance on thi. route, between Philadelphia X,
rm. and Norfolk, is So mile, less than on any stage route
the between thof« places.
Too much cannot befaid in favor of the road, f \
which ismoft excellent indeed. The proprietors W
willingly engage to return the whole fare to any '
passenger, who, after having performed th.s route, \^ ie
will fay that he ever travelled in a stage tor the fame p
, I distance, so good a road in America. I in tt
me, 7 I August 11. dim.entf. |, r ,
Erlkine's View of the War. I
et in 1 I give
,um P JUST PUBLISHED, _c
'two By ROBERT CAMPBELL & Co. j
_,;, i No. 40 South Second ftrect,
St .
I A View of toe Causes and Confequcii- j
1 for 1 ces of the present War with Francs. *" u
,cfs of! By the Honorable Thomas Bkskine. j rn .
I.fs of May 15 —-1 th'
" P ti ~~JWJ¥e trials.
VT I Sold b W.Yoong, Bookfel'er, N». 5», South Sc- 1
N. cond-flreet, I
The Pennsylvania State Trials, j 1
i /~iONtaining the impeachment, trial, and acßuit- j
Vj al ofFraneisHopkinfen, Judge of the Court ol
•dmiralty, and John Nicholfon, Comptroller Gen- m
oral In one large 8 vo. vol. Price, in boards, 3I co
I W. Yoomo ha. for sale, a general affortmcnt of Iv.
City. Books. Also, Stationary, retail and by the peck- ca
lollar., ege, w ell aflorted, aud entitled to the drawback if hl
50,000 axoTtcd. f"'r «
*o,oo» For Saie, c
io,o°o That well known plate, called Vjmdemut's „•
10100 r\K Nefltaminy creek,M' mile..from Phil.- it
ro'ooo O ladelphia, on the New York poll road, ,1
C containing 74 acres and 94 perchee. Upon the o.
C premifei are a large two «ory stone eccu-
Too pied as a tvern, and a good one story stone kit
ro cZ chen, a large frame flable with a gt> 6 d threihmg
[o'ooo floor! and some out build,ng.-alfo a well of
lo'ooo good water, and an excellent ice lloufe. On
10,000 g elegant situation fora gentle
"'Z mtnVfeat, commanding a view of the Nefliam
' inv to its jundlion wiih the Delawasc, and thence
across to the Jersey fltore. It has the privilege
of one half the toll received from the bridge. ,
For terms apply t0 S "^ r ' 1
MORDECAI LEWIS.
400,000 3 t.wtf. ,
_____ S av 44- 1
COLUMBIA HOUSE "7
LAST Boarding School for young Ladies.
rlf •; GROOMBRIDGE with much pleat
ineither ureand rt . fue a, refurns her sincere ac
'Jo'tkk! knowledge.nent for .the libera] encouragement
3 flic has received during four years relifen«<: «
ccimen of Philadelphia s and afVures her fn«,,s and Ox
ie City of public, so far from intending to decline h
e already fcliool, she has made a super.or arrangement for
the puhlk ;he more convenient acc o mrnoda.ionofhcr
=dtoerea scholars. -livery hp<ich of ufeful andpelite
jotiaspof- etlucation is particuiaily attenc ei their
vey them, Groombridge and masters excelling
iturtrs. ir re f ac aiveprofeflions.
:he Hotel Comer of Spruce and Eleventh Streets.
cent, will lime cth, 1797- J-Biils
.of print- The filiation is perfeflly healthy ; and made j
a part of more agrfe aMeby • n exter.live garden and lot
ycrlity, to cf ?raund adjoining the houle.
• n£ ° f th n c ' Jit/l Pubiifhed,
'vduedtt And to be had of Messrs. DV £ fon CampMl R«,
, y Cary, and the ether pncipal Bookfcllers in U
l r city price one dollar, tw.nty.frre cents,» boards.
otcoWm- New Views of the Origin of the
;of Peter r jb cs a nd Nations oi America.
ichmond ; BENJAMIN SMITH EARTON,
mwf ]" nc 20 -
Philadelphia, 08. 13.
THE fubfcrihers inform their friends ar.d cul'.o
mers in town a»idfountry,that their floresarc row
open in the city, and others arc daily opening;, and
that from the prcfent appearance ©f the prevailing
disorder have rcafon to hope, their friends may
(hortly come to the city with peffeel f»f. ty. By
several latii arrivals, numbers have received frcfii
supplies of GOODS. #
Retert Smith O Co. P■ W. Gsllatidet Isf Co.
John Davis iff Co. Sitgreaves ti" French,
Neill S3" Smith, George Dob/on,
IViltbe'ger ami Smith, Thomas Ryerfon,
Alex Biljland and Co. T. R. Hardenberg.
Jacob Sperry and Co. John Smith and Co'
o<wen& yona.Janes, Thomas Orr t
Keppele y Zantzinger, William Barker & Co.
Adam Zanta-tiger, Thomas Annat iy Son.
Jok•; Fries, J ■ Miller, jun. and C»,
Bttjatnin ts*j. Join/on.
« OSi. 14 .
POYNTELL's
Paper Hangings Manufactory, (
No. 70, Chefnut-ftreet,
Where be bis for Sale, (
A VERY extensive Hock, of every colour, and
Jl\. of the moil approved patterns, suitable for
i every part of a houfc, with great variety of bor-
dcrs to fait. m
—ALSO —
A handsome afTortmcnt oi the moll failiiona6lc
Silver Grounds London and Paris Papers, and
very bed pain Green and plain Blue,
With Pannel Papers and a rich variety ol Borders.
>Jove"-ber T. ' eo^. t
Young Hyson 1 ea.
40 chests of a superior quality —Also,
loodo.of liyfon,
Imported in the IYyodrop S:ms, and for sale by
the iubferiber, corner of Second and Pine
' I street. i
/1 / C. Height.
\l | november 6. co'.f I
-! Imported in the fliipM an cht.ster,
" Benjamin Shewell, Mailer,
f. From Bourdeaux, and for sale by the lubferiber,
No. ii Walnut Street.
ii Bcinrdeaux Brandy "1
ci I Iri(h market claret in cafca ( Entitled to
" ! Medoc wine, in do. f Drawback.
Sauterne, do. do. J
T ° I Thomas Murgatreya.
if' J wyo HAS FOR SALB.
be Sherry Wine in pipes and quarter caflts
ftota do. 8 * .'
I Pimento in bags
I 4000 bushels Liverpool fait*
I Aug. 24. tut&stf. —
m,J To be Sold at Public Vendue, ,
in (If not before disposed of at private sale)
" r ~ f\N Fridav, the firil of December next, Bt fix
°" W o'clock in the evening, at the Merchant. Cof
•at fee House, in Philadelphia, Fo.ty Thou (and Nint .
' Hundred arui Thirty Nine acres of
snd now or late in the County of Wjfhingion, and Cotrw
*'° monwealth of Pennsylvania, and on the waters 01
FresH and Wheeling Creeks and Ten Mile Run.—
"r. These Lands arc fertile and well timbered, and were
the p»tenteed early in encept 3700 acres or l " erc ""
rcry bouts, which were patented in 1792- Ooe
now I of the purchase money to be paid at the time o. a e,
I ar- for iherefidue a credit of one; two and three months,
hird will be given, on interest and good security.
Oftober 6. 3»wjS__
P hia To be Sold at Public Vendue,
Wl (If not before disposed of at private sale)
-oad, fSn Friday, the firll day of December, at fii
ctors U o'clock in the evening, at the Merchants' Coffee
°™ House, in Philadelphia, Twoi.U Si* I >«ufand S«-
'"l van Hundied and Eighty acrts LAND. <Vc
c ' State of New-Yo.k, between the uorthern bounds
' of Penofylvania and the Sufquehanna, now, or late,
in the townfiiips of Hamd» and Warren, and cou*-
"• t. of Montgomery One lo.rth of the p.rchafe
r money is 10 be paid at the time of fa.e ; for 'hc'e
' adue a credit of one, two, and three months will be
I oiven, on interest and good security.
1 8 oaoac 6. 31T21
IPeale's Museum.
valuable repository of the worlts of >!a-
L turc, so well calculated to delight the mind
and enlarge the underfUndmg, isopfried ua.ly, as
ufu.il. It Hands in an airy and healthy Ctuat.on,
r.nJ free from the epidemic that at prcfent affuas
the city ; it may, therefore, be frequented
"rrSft .1.. 0.4,.. «
most rational a.,d pleating : a, a Science, .he «
"" " S ~ 1 sublime and inflrutlivc. It elevates the mind and
1 1 expands the heart. ■ h-y .„ T ~ rlf
lIS, J .. lyUm. Natural worh i-n charm, wth Goduimjclj
acquit- I « Hold coxverft." ,
ourt of I Many interjfling additions have lately
•rGen- raa , iu ,0 this Mm um : the feathered tribe
jards, 3 containing a variety of the most rare and beautiful
fubjeifls, -s now very advantageously "ranged.
mcntof Waxen Figures,of Men large as life (some 1
e pack- casts from nature) are here dressed 111 V P' P
(Hack if habits, and placed in attitude, chataAcnAK
r nations. Mere may be facn the North-
American Savage,and the Savage of South-Ameri
c i—a laboring Chinese, and the
eißirr's msn —the sooty African, and 'he J^am'fc-hddale
with some Natives of the South Sea lflands. Ine
1 Phila- immense variety and interesting dive £7
1 road, this Mufenm offers to the view, may be Teen but
pon the oannotbe defenbed with full effca,
lc ect u- .$3" P"" °"'V of a dolUr ' IJW
one kit- 1 Seyt. 18. _———
Davis s Law Book Store,
fe. On No. 319, High-Strest.
1 gentle-1
GEORGE DAVIS,
J th ? CC T3V.ING buficd for fomc time past in prepara
irtvilege t - on for removi ng into his prolent houfc, ha.
rid ß c ' been under thcneceffityof poftponinguntil thisday
informing the gemlcnfien ofthe Bar generally thro
VIS * the United States, that his fpnng importation of
uw,fc law books is now arranged and ready tor fa.e, ou
termsthat he trusts will otitic him to thaliAe pre-
E freence he has experienced for iuveral years past.
tHiVc: Catalogues, oombining the most wied colic*
' aCUeS ; tion ever import.d i«o this country, are prmte.l
ch pleal- andvviU he delivered on application.
3C " Tune 17. " W
•agerocnt T
iden«ei* Boston Glass Manufactory.
i and the .
cl ' ne V' r-pHE citizens of the l>'.ited Sta'es ate hereby
' m °V ! I informcl, that the manufaaurc of Window
1 of hei Q ia j* s j s novv commenced at. the GiaCs House in Bci
nd polite
by Mrs. ' • ncel ii.. fs t0 fay any thing of the excellent
; in their of the Bcfton Glass, as it is so well known
throughout the United States to be in every r;fpca
Streets. L - roa tly superior ever importei from Europe,
' u W UI be cut to any size coramonly ufcd ; and
and made he constantly had by applying tu Charlks 1-.
en and lot iCupfer, at the Glal.' H iufc.
Orders from the difiant States to be a.?drc!Ted to
* Mr Samuel Gore, Court-ftteet, Bqfton.
Boston, Sept 30, 1 797 7
1 II p - 1 MelTrs. Timothy anl Ma/on, Chatlcfion ; Mffl'-
S ■ Hod't and Bcylan, IU&X, X. C. M,ffr,. Ir^lett
llers in U jsTvrfM ; Mr- Ellis Price,
s,uiboan.s. Yundt and Brow*, Baltimore;. Mr.
1 Of the ; Mi Aieffrs. HuJfi* & Goa/icw, Bert.
nerica. ford ; Mr. Stymtur, Savmr.cl, -.are nqutjled to ,«frrt
N - M D the above once a weds 6 «'eth. The aei<,w>ts to ho j*.
\ .L' ivetrdtd to th* £#hr.