Gazette of the United States, & Philadelphia daily advertiser. — Philadelphia [Pa.], 1798-11-20 00:00:00, page 4

> Imported
In the last arrivals from Bremen, ]
Hamburg and Amsterdam, h
AND FOR SALE, P
AT KIASONABLK FKICZS AND ON A LIBERAL t
CREDIT, »V r
PRATT to* KINT7ANG, v
' N0.95, North Water ftrcet. c
215 bales & boxes Ticklenburghs, >
hempen linetu and oznabrigs from 1/5 to
if per ell '
70 do. bleached and brown heflkms
40 do. brown rolls suitable for cof
fee bag*
20 do. ltrong do. do. for cotton do.
JO chests platillas 4 do. sealing-wax (
3 do. dowlas 3 packages oilcloth
30 do. crcas ala Morlaix 4 do. fail-twine
12 do. eftopailUs I do. watches
Ij do. BirUEeld linen 14 j>ipes Port wine (
90 i',u. patterbornes 92. cr.fes claret I
45 do Biittsnias 130 do fine long corked
X do. .Holland canvafc cltirec
I do. Ruflia do. ; 16cso hufhcl? fine fait
3 do.ißnfiia (hcetings 40 c;.f£iofroll brimstone
I <io. raven* duck ioo cafkb of naval stores.
4 do. RufTia drillent 50 logs prime mahogany
Xdo blown holland 4 hhds. oOfSie mills
1 do. Silesia rnuans t> ton dies German steel
1 d«.W»hreiiirop linen to chdfts <ji flaws and
1 do. Caraudoks pencils
1 do. Memid;linen* "A packageof fcatcs
1 Ho. cjnibritlcs and A do. woolen caps, &c.
!iwqs 4 ciietts ps Nurenberg
I do diaper * toys
14 dp. ft ripes 40 of yellow ochre
18 do. tkcCks 3 hhds. Glut
» do. fiasttois 8 bfirrds t f Lentillet
I do. Arabia stripe 5 chetls of prime red'
I do. bunting for colors crud Holland checfu
I packs. Madras hand-30 kegs of pearl.bariey
kerchiefs So Jioxes of capers
I do. Turkey yarn 400 fides of upper »nd
6 bales empty bags ' fcal leather
I cheil hair ribband 300 boxes window glaf»
3 boxes tipes,afTorted Soo Demijohns
4 da. bobbin, afTorted JO boxes glass tumhlers
X box threads & tapes assorted
I do. fit'e blue liflados 4 hhds pumice stone
1 j chefs men's flippers I box of mill saws
3 do bed ticks I calk of cutlery
B calls bog's bristle* A qujuitUy of stone jugs
clielßTWriting paper T amlpickling pots
4 do. quills < \ law fttips anchors, &c.
novenifcer T2 tu&f'tf
FOR SALE,
By the Subscriber,
The Cargo
Of the fhlp Louisa,
Captain Champlin from St. Petersburg,
consisting of
HEMP and BAR IRON.
In the Jhip Dispatch,
Captain Benners, fro(n Hamburg,
15 boxes linens,
and a quantity of
Sheathing Copper,
A>:d the remainder of fbij> Rich- i
rwd's CARGO, from Calcutta, .
containing a variety of
Coarse and fine Mullins,
an<f an elegant affortmem of
Madras Handkerchiefs.
Mordecai Lewis.
Ph?laHelT>t>Ta. nov
jAivlLb & RICHriRD SJViIiH, ;
HAVE tbisJay n turned from the country to
their S'J ORE, No. t4< South-Ftont-ftreet, 1
where 'hey h«ve for sale, as uluaVa and ge
neral assortment of European and Eaft-Indi»
DRT GOODS ;
jnoft ol which have now arrived and are landing,
from the different veflels, from Hamburgh, Lon
don, Liverpool and Hull.
Their Customers by applying will find almost
e«ry article generally importtd, and at as |j»
prices for caih or credit,as they can be had elCe
where.
N. I}- A few Cases of Nurenbergh TOYS, a
fonfignment, to b« feld by the cafe only. {
Pbiladelnhia, Nov. 1, 1798. dtf
LAND I N"G;
From on board the Brig Amiable Matilda,
Richard Stiles, Mailer, from Cape
Nichala Mole.
43 Bales Socks and Flannel Drawers "|?1 gi
j8 Do. Gaiters { 5'
» Do. Rugs . i g. *
I Do. H.ivre S»rk» 1 w -> u
i Do. Flannel Trowfers ■ 3 rt* 3
4 De. Tents, J s
Also just Imported,
In the Ship Cnefapvake, Captain Webb, from
Liverpool,
147 Crates of Queen's Ware,
Assorted particularly to suit the Weft-India
Market —For Sale by
Thoinas & John Ketland.
noveinber 7 $
The Subicribers
HAVE JUST RECRIVED AN INVOICE OF
Choice Cheshire Sj'Double Gloucester
cheese. k
[Per the (Chesapeake from Liverpool.
'IOO Boxes of Window Glass,
Of various sizes, per the Jane, from London.
They have also for Sate,
■zoo Casks of Refined Salt-Petre,
AND A QXJANTtTY OF
line Castor Oil.
James C. Ss* Samuel TV. Fj/her.
November 1 its
Bond & Brooks,
Corner or Market and Sixth struts,
HAVE RECEIVED,
by the late arrivals from Londoa, Liver
pool and Hull,
A J.ARCE AND CENIRAL ASSORMENT OF
DRY GOODS,
%'hkb they are now openirg for faje, at the most
reduced prices,for cab tr the usual credit.
A capital Stand for Business
TO LET,
That large and commodious HOfISE, no. 39,
south Front fueet.diredlly oppsfitethe Foft-Office,
together with the store and cellar, on the Watir
ftreet lidc. Enqaire as Above.
mw 17 S
To Let,
THE house, No. 78, North Se
cond flreet, wi'h or without a store and ltabh—
-Ihe house is large and convenient ; enquire of
lohu Litle.No. 40, North iisth ftrcet
J Jusfccr 31. w&fa tf
folW Dobbin, \
BOOT Sf? SHOEMAKER.
T) E3PECTFULI.Y informs his Friends and "
iV the Public in general that he carries on his
bufuiefi at No <59 South Seeondjlreet, nearly op- r
pofit# the Merchants Coffee house whsre gen- '
tlemen maybe fuppjied is theneatefi and best d
manner—he aflores ;htife who may p'eafe to fa
vor him with their commands that no attention
or ewertion on his fide lhall be wanting to render
him worthy of their encouragement.
.N. B. Orders received will be punilually at
tended to.
roverober *, /$
Umverfity of Pennsylvania,
Nov. 13, 1798,-
The Medical Le&ures, in the University,
will actually commence on Monday, the 26th 1
of this month. §126 T
c3"The~ OFFICE !
of the Board of Commissioners, under 1
the 6th Article of the Treaty of Amity,
See. with Great Britain, is returned to
No. T29 Mulberry ftrect. ,|
Nov. 12.
'Horses 'to Winter.
HORSES taken in to Winter at Peel Hall
Farm, two miles from the City on the
Wiftahickon road.The terms may be known at
No 12, North Third-street.
nov 14 eodiot
* # * The Custom House is re
movedfrom Cheller to the City, and
is again opened at the usual place.
Novembsr.} J
University of Pennsylvania.
Nov 8, 1798.
THE different Schools will be opened on
Thursday the 15th itrftirt. By order,
IYm. ROGERS, Sec'y.
Mrs. SCOTT ~
Informs, her Friends in the City, and hkeiuife'
ihofe who JlHl remain in the Country, that Jhe
has returned home with her Family, to No. I,
Carter's Alley.
N«v. to eoit.
' WANTED, ~
A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN,
WHO undcrltands Cooking, and Hcufework
generally. Encfu ire at No. 109, Walnut flreet.
November 14 ?o6t
' BALLASI. t
A QUANTITY tobedifpofed of, if applied for
HI immcdiatejv, on the Ship Louisa, lying
! Mr. HUMPHREY'S Sin? Yard,
novemberio ft
TO RENT,
A convenient HOUSE, about
twenty fe«c front with back building?—corner of
Third and Cherry-streets. Enquire of
J. HALLOW-ELL,
no. JO, Walnut-'ftreet.
Nov. 10, w
mrtCE.-
O AMUEL RICHARDET, informs the G;ntle-
O men Subfcriiiers, that the EXCHANGE
is opened for their recep.ion ; and the CITY
TAVERN, for Gentlemen and Traveller!
Last Spring added an aSdition of twelve Bed
Chambers to the fide building, which makes it
perfe6(ly convenient.
norcmbrr 6 taw
A Young Man,
WHO writes a good hand, underftanris
aixounts and can be well recommended,
wants a Skaatldn as Clerk or AfTHlant in a
Wholesale Store, or Cmiuting-hoafe. Appli
cation to be made >t this Office.
nov 14 $
Printing Work,
Of Every Kind,
EXECUTED AT THE SHORTEST <
NOTICE,
At the OFFICE of the Gazette of the
United States,
OiSl. 13. dtf.
JAMAICA RUM,
A Cargo now landing at South Jlreet wharf, .
FOR SALE BT
PETER BLIGHT,
Apply at Stores on the Wharf,
WHO ALSO OFFERS FOI SAJ.I,
BRANDY, ift and 4th proof
Madeira and Port WINES, &c. &c.
Nov. I. dtf
JUST ARRIVED,
From Bourdeaux,
And for Sale by the Subscriber,
60 Boxes Fresh Raifms
128 dozen Ladies long Gloves
116 ditto ditto ftiort ditto
ALSO, '
An Invoice of fine Cambrick '
and Black Lace.
WILLIAM LYNCH.
No 8, Penn-ftreet >
nov-niber ip. $ diot
FOR SALE,
AT THIS OFFICE,
A FEW Copies of an interesting Work, in
Frenrh, entitled a History of
The Administration qf the French
Finances,
DURING THE TEAR 1796.
Also, An HiAorit al and Political View of the
Administration of the French Republic, during
the year 1797, —of the causes which produc-
Rcuolution of the 4th September—
Aod of the refuhs of that Revolution.
price 1 Poll ait each.
Tbefe two political are from the pen
of the celebrated (I'lvcrnois.and contain athon
fand interesting difcWnres of the folly, venality
and profligacy of the different Usurpers who
have reignad in France during the latter fiages
of the horrible Revolution mow pending in that
miserable and depraved country.
Nov T 3. £
To be Lei,
AND POSSESSION GIVEN
OK THE I4TH APRIL NEXT,
THE CITY TAVERN,
Now in the pofltfli.tn of Samuel Richardet.
Apply at this Office,
novamber 13
REMOVAL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS haveremoved their Office
from the corntr of Eleventh Street, to their former
Connt'ng Houle, He. 11, Penn Street.
Hillings £sf Francis.
November 3 §
/ ( *
Goods for Baltimore,
Kill be retrived at tkejlores oj% a*d for-war d*d
BV THE SUBSCRIBERS,
WHO, if they are delivered to thfini proper
ly dirffAed and in oood order, will L>e v.c
ronntable (with the exception of accident*) f>r
their fafe carri-ge. Due attention will be paid to
dupatch.
Levi Hollitigsivorth & Son. !
nor. t6 diot •
Lo Let,
A fRONX PARLOUR <S CHAMBER,
GeeIITIeLLY Furnished, I
With or without Boardiivg.—Enquire at j
No. 38, Arch.street.
AH. PERSONS having arty legal ilemai.d> a
gaintl the eflatc of IVilliam Ptriins,
late ol the city of Philadelphia, Tavern keeper, are
retjuelicd to XyrniQi their accounts properly au
thenticated, and all persons indebted to said estate
arc r.'qaelled to make payment to the fublcribrr >n
Phiiaaelphia.
LEVI HOLLINGSWORTH Admlnr.
Oilobtr .Tift, J79S. y
"DISTRICT id tt.i 1
BE IT REMEMBERED,
THAT on the twelfth day
V )of Aupult, in the twenty-third year of
W 'A the Independence of the United States of
I America, Benjamin Smith Barton,of the said dif
tri<9, hath deposited in this office the *:tb of a
book the right whereof he claims as auttior in the
words following to wit :
" New Views of the Origin of the Tribes-and
" Nations of America—-By Jsonjamin Smith Bar
" ton, M.D.Correspondent Member of theSocie
" ty of tlie Antiquaries of Scotland, Jlcmber of
■ * the American Philosophical Society, fellow of
« the American Academy of Arts and Sciences of
" Boston, Correfpordidg Member of the Maffa
" chufetts Historical Society, and PrcfeiTor of
" Materia Medica, Natural Hillary and Botany
" in the Univer'ity ol Pennsylvania."
1 In conformity to the ail of the Congress of the
United States, intitled " An ait for the encouiagi
mmit of learning by securing the copies of maps,
charts, and books, to the authors and proprietor,
of such copies during the tinacs-ther-in mentioned. 1 !
SAMISTL CALDWELL, Clerk, Dift. of Penn'
November 2. 1798.
1 Hank of Penn/yivania,
September jd, 1798.
"\T7"HEUEAS tJie Houle at present occvipted
V V by the Bank of Pennsylvania wasentcr
ed on the night of the firil inuant, by some vil
lains, who robbed tbe institution of fundfy
Bank Notes, amot'gft which were the follow
ing pott notes of the B.mk of Nev-York, viz.
No 1002, dated 23d of August, 1798, Dolls
ilTiied infavor of'Seabring 8c
Van Wyck, for 396 21 1
No 1003, dated 25th of August, 1798,
ifßied in favor of Montgom
ery and Newbold for iajo
No xoo6, 27th do. do. do. 2000
Too*, do. do. do. do. 2000
iod£, do. do. t!o. tlo. aooo
10019, do. do. ilo. do. 2000
ioi<=>, 38th do. do. do. aado
foii, do. do. do. do. 20C0
1012, 30th do. do. do. 150 c
1013, do. do. do do. 1000
Also l'uridry pc/ft notes ps the Bank of Peno-
Tylvania, dated 23d j'dy 1797, ifEied in fiver
of George liughes, for one tJioufartt! dollars
each, and fur,dry port notes of said Barik, -da
ted iftb of J-ti'y, JJ97, iffived in favor of Geo.,
Hughes, fur five hundred dollars eacJi ai)d p
doffed by him. Thcpublic are hereby caution
ed agajfift receiving the said notes, and a re
ward of Tlr'O THOUSAND DOLLARS is
hereby offered fer th • discovery and ccnviflion
of ite villains who perpetrated or are concf rn
ed in the laid robbery, io addition to the reward
offered by the Governor of the Commonwealth
in his Proclamation of tjjjs
By order of the Board,
JONATHAN SMITH, calhier.
Madras and Ventapaulem
HANDKERCHIEFS,
Searfaukers and Carradarries,
of tlie neweit and mod approvsd patierns.entitUd
to the drawback, jufk received,
, AN» FOR SALS BY
Alex. J, Miller & Co.
No. 64, South Front Areet.
may 18.
POK. SALE,
The Cargo of the Schr. Sincerity
Benjamin Mouteith Mailer, from Lagyira,
CONSISTING or
945 Fenegas of Cocoa
400® lb. ot Flora Indigo
210 Bales of Cotton
4 Packages of Goat Skins
By Willings & Francis.
No. Elcventhlflret't.
_j«'T dtf
Mails for South-Carolina iff Georgia,
PACKETS are now provided for carrying the
Public mails by water between Philadelphia
and Charleston. They will leave Philadelphia
on Friday's. The poll by land will fcefsntimt
ed twice a wesk until an experiment ii made in
regard to the expedition and regularity of the
packets. If any person chtffes"" to have their
letters lent by land only, they will please to
write the word Land upon the letters : other
wise they will be sent by that conveyance which
will firft start after the letters are left in the
poft-effiee.
Joseph Haberjham,
Pofl-MaJlcr Gemirl.
Philadelphia, Augujl 13, 1798. $
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
DESERTED last night, 3 fecpnd time, from
the Marine Camp, David Luper, a fifer.
He had when he went away, a plain blue jacket and
veft,light blue overalls, a round hat,which had been
bound with yellow, and which he had ripped off
in his fiift desertion, and a pair of new thoes. he is
a Carpenter by trade, has grey eyes, far.dy hair
fallow complexion and a nitch in his upper lip
His back is fttll fore from a flogging he got a few
days *go He may be discovered by his fifeing,
as he plays extremely well.
W. W. BURROWS Major Com. of the
Odtober 17. Marine Corps.
John Haines 6T Wm. Jones,
BEG leave to inform theirTriends and the public,
that they have commenced a Co-partnerlhiu
in the SADDLING BUSINESS, whiife will fa
future be carried on under the 6rm of
HAINES la JONES,
n Market street, No. 152, one door above the
corner of Fourth,—wiicre they presume (it Ira ft
to h»pe) that their attention to, and knowledge in
bufmeO, their determination to serve on the btft
terme, and their known attachment as Native A
mericans to the Government and Constitution o{
their Country, will entitle them to the encourage
ment of a generous public. Although they can
not boast of having acquired their experience in
any part of Europe, yet they take the liberty o!
pledging themselves, that their manufaaurc flail
be inferior to none ia this city.
i une ¥< ' t-mh't: i
j
Forty Dollars Reward.
DESERTED,
From a Detachment of Men under my com
mand, at Camp Wefl Schuylkill, viz.
Oflober 29.
George keller, 40 ye>« of age, s
• feet 6 inches in height, dark hair and
.complexion, bom in Holland, no Trade, speaks
broken Ecglifli aid very talkative, has a dimple
! in his chin. »
November 6. John Murphy, 27 years of
I age, 5 feet 7 \ inches in height, grey eyes, dark
Iwir and complexion, born in'lreland, city of
Dub'in, I y trade a Hczier.
Jacob Idea, 34 years of age, $ feet 6 inches
high, grey eyes, Candy hair, frefh complexion,
b'in in New-Engknd, {late of Coaneilieut, a
.repeated deserter, by trade a Blackfraith.
A'ovfftiei- Vt illiarn Collins, 30 yeais of
ajje, 5 feet 6 inohes.iiigh, sandy hair, Irefh com
plexion, gceytrvn, born in Ireland, county of
Wexford, hyKk>He a Gardner, has worked for
iome lime ibf?ut Philadelphia, he is very fond
to hoar hinafelf (Sing.
AIJtW above-dcierters are very much addiil
ed (o liquor, and will take other people's, pro
perty if in their power, are artificially marked
on their backs, had on, when they went away,
their regimental clothing. Whdfoever appre
hends faididefertfrs, ftiall receive forty dollars
reward, or ten dollars for each, with all reafon
abie expences, by applying to noeas above,
"EDWARD MILLER, captain
id regiment of Infantry commanding.
nov 10 - f:
A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
JOHN A. SH AEFFER, <rf Philadelphia, -who has
for a few years pafi bc en in thefouihern States,
has had the effrontery to draw Bills of Ex
change on Timothy Pickering, Esq. Secretary of
State, and mylelf.and by that means hss defrauded
a number of persons of their money, deceiving
them by an exhibition of letters and papers with the
names affixed of divers public chara&ei s and repu
table merchants highly recemmendatory of said
ShaefTer ; to oae of tbefe papers I find my name
fublcribed, but luo not know the man ; these arc
villainous forgeries! To prevent further imposition,
I have to request the printers of Newspapers in the
1 United States tp publilh this for the bendit of their
fellow-citizens. SAMUEL MERE.DITH,
Tr'cafurer bf 'tbs Unilaf Stated
Trenton yWtQO'Jtrfty,?)
Q/iober 24, r?9&. )
.This Day Publjhed,
And for file at the OfSce of the Editor, No,
11-a Chsfnut-flreet,
(Price i-t/h of » Dollar,)
AN ORATION,
Pronounced July 4,1798,
At theretweft of the Inhabitants of the Town
BOS7Z)N, in commemoration of the ar-ni-
Verfary of American IndependeßCe.
By Josmh S>utNcr.
" The inroads tipon our public liberty, call
for reparation—The wrongs we havefWiained,
call fait—'justice. That Reparation and that
Jufiiee, may yette obtained, by Union, Spirit,
aid Firmne^s. Sot to Hi-vide and conquer w«s
the maxim of the Devil in the garden of Eden,
and to disunite and enslave hath been the princi
ple of all hie votaries from that period to the
present. 1 '
Obn'rvastiotis cm the Boston Port-Bill, &c.p. 78
by tlie late J. Shtinrj, pin.
aupuit 11
This Day is Publiflved,
ANprQRSALEBYJ. FE N »0, 11 q,C H t SNUT-S'' «IET
AN ADDRESS
To the People of Maryland,
ON the origin, progr<fs and prefect state of
French aggreflibn, with a sketch of the infamous
attempts to degrade the Government of the United
in Congress; written the last of April in" the'pre
fent year, by a Member of the HoW'e of Reprefcn
tativas. § junell
NOTICE
To Owners of Carriages, and
Retailers of Wine Es? Shrits.
IN confoquence of the late Epidemic in this
City, numbers have negle&ed to enter their
Carriages, alio the retailers of Wine and Spi
rits to call and take iwt their Licences. The
returning health of the City, tie Cilice is re
moved from Germantown to its former place,
No. 49 North I'hird-ftreet, where those who
have neglected inuft call and pay the duty on
their Carrizge?, and those retailers take out theii
Licences—Their ready compliante will prevent
incurring the penalty of (lie Law.
JAMES ASH, ColleSor
of the Ift Survey of the \fl
~ ~ __ Viv'Jio" of Perntfylvania.
Philadelphia, Office of Infpe£tion*>
No. 49, North Third-ftrcet. V
C" The STAMP-PRESS is kept at this
Office. r |
BOV 9 tnw&f3w
JOHN SHIELDS,
. B R o jc E R,
Embraces this op/ ortunity to present his thanks
to his fellow-citizens for their pcjl favors
and acquaints them that he is returned from
Chefnut Hill, to his former refider.ee, the
House J\o. -* 1 Chefnut betuveen Front
ami Second-flreet,
VTTHKRIi he holds bimfelf ready to execute
* Y their command! in evsrv branch of his
profeluon, triifling that from a redder,ce in this i
city ol 35 years lie has it in his power to render
them efTcntial ferviee, aflhring them that his
cotnmmion (hall be is knv as any in Town.
Lotts, Lads, Houfcs, Veffek, C«rtificaies
of every description and BilU of Exchange,
bought and fold, tliedocketts carefully exam
ined sr.d clear titles made upon the fhortell no
tice, by the public's humble lervant,
_ John Shields.
C 3* Oooa negotiable Notes discounted
at a low premium.
November 7 3Jwtf
just Imported,
Iron cannnn, double fortified, Woohvich proof
with their carriage* complete—j, 4 6 and <>'
pounders. 7
Carronadcs, Woolwish proof, with carriages &c.
complete-—ll, 18 asd 24p£tunders.
Cannon powder in kegs of i clbs. each
Rouod, double-headed, ami canaiftar (hot
Patent, copper, bright, afiortcd 18,20,
12, 14, M and 28 or per fcjuare foot, fteets 4#
by 14 indiim, suitable for wlicl* from 100 to
1000 tens
Coppemails, holts and spikes
Boarding Pikes,
Common cuxlaScs
Gunners {lores of all kind"
Tin-plates No I—l-3 cross
Pattm fliot ir> caflcs of fewt. each
I.omioß porter and brown in casts of 7 doz.
nottiid.
F.arthen waca is crates, asserted
For Sale by
SIMON WALKER,
Oaoben,, |
I
For Sale,
Br THE SUBSCRIBERS
500,c00 weight of Java Co'V X
or THE Filt ST OUA Lll v
LANDING from onboard the 'bi« r
C.ipt ain Wills, I'rom Batavia. P c -'. ra,
Willings Ss? Francis,
1 ' nil trc
_—
By the Subscriber,
Belfaft Canvass, No. i to n
On moderate terms for Cash or a snort ere Jit
James Lylc,
nov J oUthSe "-- e "' h near Chefnut.
Notice is hereby Given —
'T'HA.T application will be made at the' Tres
is >li.ry of the United States for the renewal
of the following certificates of Six per Cem,
**T ftandi »e "< the,ame P cfS;;;
ft iljau oF Calcutta Surgeon ra the
ferv.ee of th, honorable United Company
merchants of England trading , 0 the East ln.
dies, which were toft from on board the Saal-'
low-Packet, capt Kidd, from Falmouth to New
*7 n „ Ctf.
Iso 10,444, "eg. office 14th Dec.
179.1. one certificate for lui «i
No 10,478, Reg office 17th Dec. *
17<53i °ne certificate for ' Ig . Q
EUijion iff John Perot.
"° V '3 eodfiur
N CTtTG~K;
A I T>erfons having claims upon the Efht*'
, of / am « Thorburn, Stonecutter, deceas
ed, are del,red to prcfent them far payment
and thole indebted to pay their refpeaive bil.'
lances to r
Benjamin W. Morns, adminiflrator.
"° v 14
TO BE rented; ~~
( immediate pejjeffien given, J
A LARGE three story BRICK HOUSE
situate in Walnm-ltreet—The rooms are
commodious, airy and private-Wrom which and
its central pofit'.on, it is thought to be an eViei—
Me Gtuaticn far a Public Office. For terms en
quire of BEN?. IV. MORRIS*
Afyo, A commodfous Ware Hou.'e, in Tay
lor's Alley.
Oaoberag. _ itawjw
educaiioK
Samuel Moon, jun'rs SchooL
IN CHURCH ALLEY,
IS open again, for inftruaing Girl, in Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
including the Element«'of Geometry, and the use
of the Oldbes.—From the great ehcouragement he
,has hitherto received, he refpetUully Solicits a con
tinuants of the favours of hio Friends ltd the
Public.
Kj" An Evening School,
For B 0 Y S—Kept at the fame place,
■unio 6th, *9B 2nw4w
Whereas the certificate ot two
(Hares of the Dank of the United States in the
name of Samuel Amory, of London, banker,
No iißi,iffued in lieu of 11593, 11594, were
forwarded from London by lie Britilh packet
Countefi, of Leicefler, capt. Dodd, bound for
New-York, which (lacket was captured by the
French, artd the fafd certificate loft ; and for the
renewal of which, application is made at said
Bank, and allperfons concerned are defircd to
take notke.
CLEMENT BIDDLE.
Fhila. Oa. l6| 1798. eo6w
FDR SAT.F
Rice, in whole and half Tierces,
Carolina and Georgia Indigo.
and a parcel of
Shipping Furs and Skins.
Apply to
N. £*>' J. Frazicr,.
No. 95, So. Front Street
norember 13 3taw3w
Notice is hereby given,
THAT application will be nTaae to tfie Treasu
ry of the United States, for the renewal of the
following Certificates of Six Per CeDt Funded
Stock, Handing in the name of Jctn Cart milt, of
l.ondoti, the said Certificates having I e;n loft op
board the Swallow Pocket, Captain Kidd. from
FUmouth to New-York.
No. 3072 I Cert. Jar 2000 dells. ~l
2964 1 da. 5000 J
ioIJ77 1 do. 3000 J
fVilhngs 6sf Francis.
Philadelphia, a»guft 30. eo6w
Notice is hereby given,
THAT application will be madu to the trcafury
of the United ttatarfor tITS renewal oFthefollow
ing certificate! of fix per cents, funded debts, (land-,
in the nanlc of Jaac Gabricllc Rigaud, of Genera,
which were lpft from on board the Swallow Patfc.
et, Capt. Kidd, from Falmouth toNew-Yoik.
Dalit.
Noi.lr9s.Rcg.office ijthMay '95, rcerr.for 100 a
13,181. do. 14th do. do. I do. for 3500
% Willings & Francis.
OAohcr 14, eod6w.
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R. TAYLOR,
MUSIC PROFESSOR,
NO. 96, NORTH SI XTH-ST*IFT,
RESPECTFULLY informs the Public thtt
htf continue! to teach Ladies the J ian-
Forte as usual.
Nov. 6. 1 < ot! " a
Bank of the United Stalls.
November 14, 1798.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT application will be made at the lua
fury of the United States for the renewal
of a Certificate of Si* pec Cent Funded Debt,
No. 15,545, for 18,781 dollars, 33 cents, dited
Hegiller's Office, January Bth, 1798, i(Tried ia
the names of Willinm fVillink, 'jft" Wdlinky
Nicholas & "Jacob Vat: Stafibarjl ly Hubbard,
Trufiees for' funtlry money-tendere iu Amflrr
dam ; which wit furw arded the uthnf Janua
ry, 1798, tiniler cover to Nicholas Obbes, esq.
and loft by the capture of the <bip C«luinbus,
captain Skinner,from New-York for Amflerdata
G. Simpjun, cafi'r.
nov 14 lawftw
Horses to Winter.
HORSES will be taken in to winter at ?«o
itzcy Hill, at the 14 Mila Stone, on the
Bristol road ; they will be well fed with t.ov»r
and timothy hay, well littered and cleaned, and
wili aKo have a large field to exerciie themfflves
in when the weather is good.—Enquire of Miv
IViliiqm Bill, merchant, \V4tct llrtet, or on the
premises.
Nov. J
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