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

Prison Manufactory.
FOR SJLF-,
At the Prison of the City 2nd County of Philadel
phia,
Cut Nails nf all Czcs, from Is} to rody
flooring Brads, Spriggs faille amt card Tarks
Oakum and chipped Logwood
Ehocmakets and Sailers Threpl
Also—Sawed Marble, fu,table for currier's ta' Ift,
tomb and heaottoncs, heartlis, pi£cos,
platforms, flabs.faeU, window fill., c .
All which may he had on reafunablr terms,
Shoes made ani Weaving done at said Prison at
a moderate price.
OrU-r* from a ditlancc, directed to Daniel Tho
mas, age:it for the prison, will be attended to.
- o:: ' rnf " r 2 A mth6ni
TO LET,
A Front Room, suitable for an
Cilice .11 Cojnting bouse,, with a large Cellar.
Any pirfoivwfjo may rent the above, may (if Ve- '
qmr :i h- *ccommodate4 w«ll Board and Lodg
ing . , ;H e fjn,- houie. it no. tifo, South
I-rotit, nfear Pine street. *
"ec;nv-.<r ij. 3«Wjw
URIAH Smttbt,
No. so, nnrthThird street—has for sale,
A Mat and general aflortmem of
Bi"oad Cloths, Kersey meres,Napt
and Era}> Coatings. a'lsq,
A variety of (jJcntlenuns' fafhio'nable fancy Waist- -i
coating, silk Hosiery, &c.
Decembei'<. *eodaw
" FOR SALE, IC
By the Subscriber, at his Store, No. 75, South ci
Water-ftrect, . si
A general atfortmant of China 0!
Ware ,
Black and coloured Sattins ) £
Do. do. L'itoftriags C|
Do. d». Handkerchiefs
Do. do. fewing_Silks
Imperial and Hyson Tea's
I.oag and Ihort Nankeens C
CMiick Silver, in tubs
Hoiland Gin, in pipes
Afiorted Glass Ware, in cases
White and brown Havanna Sugars, in boxes
Molafiep, in HcffOlvadi v
St. Ct.<h Rum and iugar, in do.
Lcr.don particular Madeira Wine i I°'
&crry Malaga Wisps, in qiwrt-.r calks IJI
Red, yelldw and pate Barkis, in clicfts g r
Logwood, See. &c. pe
»«.. — Joseph SIMS.
Salifbnry Estate.
'T'HE Subscriber, piopaGng lo contradl his bull- If]
i. ness. this Eftite tor laid, ort moderate
terms. 011 It are one Blast aritf three Air Furnaces, _
a compleie Vireing Machine, and a Very good grift
Mill, with two pair of (tones ; also a good Forge, all
in perfca repair, as aie all the Water WorkS connefi- Bi
ed wi'h ibefe various,branches. The Air Furnaces Iri
were lately built for the purpcrfe of casting Cannon vr
f r th's State.—There are abou'- two tboufepd acres i
of I.and; one half of whWh is under wood, the other ° a
> ry fine arable Land, producing the bid Hay and
Failure. The Cannori lately tiidnrilaflurcd there,
fully proves the excellency of the metal, which is
!"pcrior to any in this country, And probably, equal Sit
to any in (be world ; for not one of flxty-rtilie guns R c
Jslely mjde, ah ! l ugn fonie of the were bbrid p
i:i'o 31 pounders have fiilrd on proving. The fiiu
a.irtn s very eligible, pattitwlarly for this branch of
nunjufjSure, and a place of arms lying in the fiate
rf Cor.ne&iem.jod only-go from Civeralland
H'fT' on the Hitdlbn's river, and having every advan
ce that can refnlt front a plenty of water issuing 11
from 1 large na'urjl pond, very near the F-urnacr, V
snd wirtjh may be converted into a variety of'other gr j
illcful pnrpolej. The purcSafer can be accommodat
ed with all the IWk and utensils, and h»ve pultcflim . Urr
rindr before the firft"of June next, and preparation
may'be madein the uiear. time (br Blalilim- r " el
mediately thereafter, for every part vjrlfl fce delivered n ' l y
in good o«ier, with some coal, Ore, &'c. See. For opei
terjn.r, apply ta Mr. Joseph AotHonvi in Philadel
phia ; David 3robks, t r q.onf of the Reprefentat.ives . r
. in Cor tor tbisStaie ; Mr, Rjfid Waterman, on
the premises, or to the prowictOT tn Mew-York. a
WILLIAM f<W ]
Dcf. t. ,3«wtf gent
"House and Lots, inßor dent own.
r 1 1 0 Bfi ?ObD, a handsome two ftpry Hcufc. YC
X with 4he Lot on which it is ere&cd, Gtuated
about the middle of the beautiful aud healthy
Village of Ssrdentown. The heufclj forty two THI
feet frottt, and in neat order. The lot contains
one acre, and is ope hundred feet on the main No.
street, and extends with the fame breadth tuba»k
street. Also, a large Lot, containing nearly lour Neat
;:TrC5, fcpaFatcd from the former by back lfreet.
One third only of the purch'afe money will be re- j
quired upon executing a deed, and for the re
mainder, such credit will be givert attfie purchase
er may chufe. This property Will be fold free •- q
all incumbt inces.aud an indisputable title give«f 0 f
t-or farther particulars cnqtiirc either of Dr.
William Buttles, refidittg in Borderrtown, near.
the prenjtfes, who will fliew the fame, 01* of
PETER THOMSON, j 0 "
Conveyancer, no. 144, Market-street. T t ,
T>ecemberj. jav/tf
This Day Putyifhed, To \
And to be fold by WILLIAM *OUNG, corner of of M
Second and Chsfhut fttects, tton 1
Prise £%tljs of a Dollar, Alld;
Qbfervations on certain Documents
Contained ift No. V and Vl of a
" The History of the United States .for vcr . a ;
tlie year I 798, c ® d
In which *he CH *.roe of spi;cDt.ATioN against U l6 , 3
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, C, ,| ct
I.ate SecretaßV of the TuxASuitr, is FULLY ——
' REFUTED. Scl
m; trf. n ay alms g1 r.
This publication prefects a ooncifc ftatcment
'if the base meanspraftifed by the Jacobins'of the M
United States to afptsrfe charaders of tfrofc !
ps'fons who r.re conftdered as hostile to their difor- |—l
gamaing
respondence between Mr. Hamiltbn and Messrs. j? .
Moaroc, Muhlenburgh and Venabtt, on thefub- ° H ,
]e\fl of the docußients alorefaid, and a series of let- 3 Cl
ters from James Reynolds and his wife to Mr. Ha
niiltnn, proving beyond the pofiibility of a doubt, ,
that the connexion between him and Reynolds, ar Jy
was the rcfult of a daring confpiraey on the part
of the latter and his affociatis to extort monfry. ,!!
£s* A diicount of one third from the retail prise ■'
will be made in favor of wholcfale pttrchafers, for 1""!
cash. Orders tq be addrtfied to Mr. Young. li"";
Au.utl U. Wank
COLUMBIA HOUSE | pIK
Boarding School for young Ladies-. 1 Bo^
MRS. GROOM3KIDGE with much pleas- I h^!r!
urea'nd rerpefl, rcr.fn.s her finer re ac-
knowledgement for the liberal encouragement - 1
she has received during four years relitjepce ih
Philadelphia; and azures'her frienrls and the
public, far from intending to dceKne her
fchodf, lhe hasmadeaTU[Tertorarrangeui«jrvt for
the more convenient accoininodatiun <jf her . '
scholars. —Bvery branch of ufcfnl and polite ; n '
education is particularly ifttnded to .by Mrs. jhe°U
(iroomhridge and mailers excelling in their | aw
profellions. termsi
Corner of Spruce and Eleventh Strieits. J f l ce nc.
June sth, 1797- sirftlif Cat;
The is perfeflly healthy ; andmade txon e\
y.ore agreeable by an extensive garden and let and w:
... gi eund adjoining the hoUic. J ;
y t For Sale by th-e Subfciibcr,
lo bales CofT.is
40 '!o. Eufta^
'hiladel- 11 ' Io "
17 do. Cnnnz
7 Tookery
ra-ks 1 Goralw
25 do. Meragunjees ,
,f dij Check Stripes
, ~ 1 do. Onjzie
..' v '' I box Iljapcrs
ili»' c"' B * ( 7 do. Umbrellas
r[% ' ' } 25 pipes fineparticular Ma&ira Wine, of
■ r the vinfage x.?oc.
MORDECjfi LEWIS.
el Tho- December 5. 3 a*4w
tMm imported in the brig Eliza,
('apt. HAST;E, /rom Bourde.iux ;
C laret in Cases of a very superior quality,
clil " V, hite Sauterne Wine in Cases,
. Olive Oil'in balketw of 12 botlfclcs each,
, c c J f and coloured Xid Gioves, j
( ,f re : do. do.; ilk. do.
°. A ftW pipes of Bourdeaux Brandy.
For Suit ty 1
t JAMES 1 ATIMER, jun.
——— 71, South Wharr»s.
Wha has also for Sale*
A few qr. Calks Old Sherry Wine.
lLE > Pec. 1. < I 3W
J anl . French Circulating Libt-ary.
I JOSEPH E. G. M. De La GRANGE,
~, -n No. 110 Walnut-street,
TNFORMS those who wifli to recur to the only
i mcms of becoming'perfefi in the French Lan
-21 thlit he lias jufl opened his LißaAtty, con-
J sis.ing of upwards of 1150 volumes, the best cal-
Sonth cuiated to affird either ufeful inOrcckion, of plea
< sure. The conditions, together wir'h a Catalogue
! of the Library, miy be seen at every book-feller's
Hi toWn.
! n. 2. All trandations from and into the French, <
Englilh and Spanilh Languages, execu:«fc with ac
curacy and dispatch. eoim ntv. Ij.
WANT £ D; -i
K LARGE PARCEL 0t ]
Scantling and other Lumber, 1
Suitable for House Building ;
xes Alfoa quantityofßtone& Bricks, '
v lam ready to -enter into contrails for the a- 1
boye artiues—a reafona"bie time n»ay be allovyed
for preparing ; and calh (hall be paid either
k s ia advance, or upori their delivery, as may be a- *
greed on.—Apply to the Suhfcriber, House-Car- a
penter, No 2. ''!
®i_ jo/m Crcan. r> , j
DecetnOer iq. dCt. 1
suft- ImportedinthelhipMANcriESTEß, it
>ces! Benjamin She well, Master, , r
arift From Bourdeaux, and for sale by the fubferiber,
all No. ii Walnut Street. '
ie£l- Bonrdeaiux Brandy ~l ,
ac « Irifti market claret ip cases / Entitled" to l
ere" e^°c w ine, in do. | Drawback, 'b
thcr Sauterne, do. do.
Thomas Murgatreyd.
h is WHO WAS" FOR SALE.
Sherry Wine in pipes and qiiart&i' cases
:«"s Rota do. do.
jj™ Pimento in bags
hof 4°°° bufbela Livtfrpool fait,
late Aug. 24.
"o- . |I>ANCING SCHOOX." •
ing W ILL,A!iI: M'DOUOAH. prefer!to his -
*J r ' his form
, " * the-eitizen»'in geherali a»dre
i*n turns , t < is gratfful thanlu, for the very
ion k° u ntiful encouragemeut he has expetienced for f r<
m _ tnele twenty-five years past-,. takes w
red nity of' infornrting them, his Ichool is now th
For open, at his
Elegant Bali Room ? ■ Jr
on ' ll _Sotith 1 flurtlr-Street, betw'eeri Chefniit arid
Wahttit-ftreets. fn begin at loin thWmofning
for young ladies, aild si in the eyeiiinjj for yoanfe
gentlemen. C
fe. Yellow Fevef and Pestilential on
l"y Diseases. fee
ro THIS DAVIS PUBLISHED, in one vol. oAavo. J| u
ns Ey William Young, Boolfeller,
in No. 52, Second street, the corner of Chefnut llreet,
(Prix,in boards 87 I I Cents J
ur Neatly printed on sing American wove medium s
;t - Paper, W
:: A vIEW f;;
fe Of the Science of Life j wa
•" On the principles eftabliftied in ths elements f° u
•' of Medicine, of the late celebrated
J O H N BROWN, Ml D.
With an attempt to corredV fbme important e-r- ol
of that \work, and cases in illuftratiott, chief- ma
ly felerfied from the records of their praftice, at P ro
. the General Hospital at Calcutta,
Br IV 1111 am 2'atbg Chas. Mkclban. ' >f j
To which is subjoined, a Treatift on the ailion
of of Mercury upon living bodies, and its applica
tion for the cure of diseases of indirefl debility.
AndadilTertatinn onthe sources of Epidemicand,
PeftiiAttialtlifeafes; in whichisattemptedtoprove
by a numerous induf>ion of Fatfls, that they ne-
r ver aril'e from cphtagiflj), but ,i.-« »I«ny»produ- f-j
ced'ljy certain illates, or certain viciKtudes of tj
the atmosphere, by Charles Machan, bf , nn
Calcutta. j"
k - nOV ■ (»t ere
School Books and Stationary.
w. y olng, ft
„ N"' ?2, Second-street, corn-r Of Chefnut-ftreet| P u h
HAS now ready for fate, a very large assort- v
"lent of Frtitch, Latin and Greek Peal
s. SCHOOL BOOKS. Alfa, f\Kh elementary books * n t'
| J 6a Science, as are generally read in the academies Prai
_ an£ l colleges throughout thfc United States. Trei
w _ I- ATE L Y NlßLlSne®, the
Sheridan's Didiooary, the f«th etlkion, in one P»rt
9 ' large vol. S vo. price 3 dols. " on T
■j D'tto, large 12 nio price 1 dol 75 ws. tion
Ditts, common, price 1 dol. 50 cts.' H
e A ! lof drawing, packing, printing, and rival
r J, Vr "V'" l '''P er > Bookbinder's Board* Paftehoards, Duri
and blotting Papers; printed Blanks, bert'
blank Books, War, Wafers, and other articles, ef new
j the be* quality, used in the counting howfe, or J«
j public omre. —ri
1 ° f a colledmn of
. | BO€Htb, with tse of each aliied, to be had
; [ oa; 24—,ww6w |S
t Davis's Law Book sior/> RIA U
" No. 319, High-Street, Phil,
' GEORGE DAVIS, tobe
r I> WNG buDi.: foi* Ton-.t time rafTin prrpara- - WCO ,
r C rewioving fmo hijpr«f ew boofe.h-.s W °['
_ been under thenecetTity of yoftponinguntil this Hay J
informirgthegentlcmen ofthe Bar generally thro'
• 1 , Stare N that his fpriug importation of And
law books i' now arranged and ready for (ale, on Ci
, ternmhat he troth will intitlehini to thalike p re .
licence he lias e*Mrier.ctd for leVeral years past. vr 0 .
Catalogues, «>inhiiiirg the mofl varied collcc i
t:on ever imported i <rt» this country, are pr : ntcd ITI
tad wjH j?c.ficlivcred ou «(S>ticati6xi. j ]< v
fr.r.c I *
J " *** I ]UI
•«* « »
r, 57/£ AMERIQAN LADIES'
POCKET-BOOK, for 1795.
JUST PUJfLISftED
By WILLIAM Y. BIRCH,
No. 17, fntrh fceond-ftrer containing
AN - !
ctie, and his Family, in the caltlc of OJmuu,
wi:Jj an i)luOra:ion ; being en arcpuot of the princi
pal events in fh<? pubiic liic of the Marqtus, with a
flcetch the faff rings of himfelf' and his utifortO'nate
family, a complete Almanack —104 ruled pages
ie 0 f for memorandums, observations, &c. jfifc, tor account
' of monie* paid and received for everyday in the year
™ —a marketing and o:her ufeful lablcs—general meet
ings of friends—Lift of births, dea.hs, &c —new
count!-y dances, poetry, songs, enigmas, Set. &c.
AL3.J,
f The Gentleman's annual Pocket .Remembrancer,
for 1/98 —containing an Almanack ; 104 rlilei pages
t for memorandurhs and cash account ; Duties payable
on, no >ds impo ted into the Uoited Suees* Cuttom
boufi; fees Sec; ft.imp diMtes, to take place after the
3 vAfl??; mbfcrjj* lirt of the post towns and cross-roads
in ifre States ; a variety of ufeful tab'cs, and
oth«T inter effing jtiatfcer.
ff. Y. con flan tly keeps for sale, a general
aflortincnt'fcf Merchant's account Books, and othet
fiat onary goods, jfnd makes to order books of any
ftze', and ruled to any pattern.
Kl/rgant Maps, on Rollers, and a large Chart of the <
Well-Indies. |
HSir and leather Trunks—Playing Cards, EngJtfh
and American. Dec. 27 * <
N O 'fTc~TL ;
ALL perform concerned are hereby notified,
that the fnfefcriber intends to apply for a re
,an- newal of the undermentioned loft certificates of -
on- Stock in the Bank of the United gtatts —He for* "j
:al- warded th«ti under coi/cr of a letter addrefled to
lea- John Anfley, of London, by the Ihip Bacchus, capt.
;ue George, which left this port in lune lad for Lon
er's don. But that Slip having !?een capturtj on her
pa!fc.ge and fenfcto Prance, the above letter and in
ch, dofures have failed in their deJlination.
Ac- Three certificates, viz.
_ Nos- 26325, 26326, 26327, each for j|
four (hares, dated January ift, 1797, and t ,
ifTued in the name of Henry Grace, of Tot- si
tenham Highcrofs, Great Britain. »'i
' ZACCHEUS COLLINS. a '
Philadelphia, novtmber 8. 2aw6w °
a- Canal Lottery —No. 11.
WF lhL commencc drawing Monday, the zoth c '
ier \ V mft. Tickets for Sale in this Lottery, at
a " Seven Dollars, at Wm. BLACKBURN's Lottery
ir- and Brokers Office, No. 64, South Secoud-ftreet— •-
' 'I Ickets" in ■ the Schuylkill Bridge Lottiry, at Ten
f l>Mnrs, where check boots are kept lor register
ing and examining in these, the City of Walking
— ton > No.lf: and Paterfon Lotteries, and informa- th
l, : tion where ticketsmay. behas( in most of theLotte- l a
ries authorifsd by Jaw in any of the States of the
r | Union.
* M. B. The business of aB&oKSR, in biiyingantl
-felling all kinds of Public Stock and Securities,
.diftountiig Bills arid Notes of Hand, sale of
0 Lands,, Houses, &c. &c. v>vll be duly attended to,
• b Y WM. BLACKBURN.
nbvutihSr JJ. §
James C. £/Samuel W. Fiflier,
AT THM'JR STORE,
Nc.Ji3, corner of Arch and Front streets,
H-AVE FOR SAtE,
Cotton and worsted Hosiery in trunk?, altorted
A few baferei, white, an dye How Flannels ]
Ditto' fiitty ronii® HattdEereHiefs
. Ditto Pullifiat fills ditto
Ditto Pondicherry Madrafs ditto
sitto (Surrahs.
Bengalblack "['affeties
400 a piecss NankeWS, atid
Few chreftl hctt'Hyfbn T«
r Alfo —ijoq boxes best London Window Glass,
>' from Bby 6, to l->hy 14—and 15 (jfofe. Glass
* Ware, alTorted, which they will dispose of cheaper
f than any in the city.
November »8. . .Vawtf
Fiir lale or to be let on ground
! rent,
1 Ai&a'liiable Lot of Ground ; 1 >
SITUATE on the north-eaftcorner of Wai- *Ji
nut and Fifth streets, fronting the State-
- Houfefquare. Tliis lot is fifty-one feet front r *>
on Walnut street, andonehundred and thirteen ii>
feet and an half on Fifth street; there are at
present two fmafl two ffory brick fioules, and a J°>
number of fraall tenements thereon.
Also, far Sale, J
Two three story Brick Houses
With convenient ftorts, wharf, &'c. situate on b ut
Water-ftrett, between Mulberry and Saflafras /
streets, containing in front on Water street sis- moi
ty-foar and continuing that breadth east- be 1
ward ninety^five fe«t, then widening to the ets.
south thirteen feet fix inches. These houses 1
ave the convenience of apubliealley adjoihing the
on the north fide, and are a very defirablefitua- Wi
tion for a merchant, flour fa£lor,or others who kie
may have occasion for storage of good 9. This
property will be fold cru very reasonable terms two
for cash . For further information apply to the
printer. ' whe
July 3t> m&wtf thei
LAW BOOKS, be°n
Latest Lo'ndoTi' and £)trblin Editions;
H. & P. RICE, Bookfellcrs,
No. i§, South Second, and No. .50, Market street, T
HAVE jwAlieieiiWid-by ehe Ute arr'mti from Briz
London and Dubjin, their spring imports- ors (
tion, confiding a varidty of the lat«ft and moll mor
approved Law Books, which, added to thofc alrea
dy on hand, fprmsihe mod extensive coll;6Hon ev- ;
er offered for sale in this couatry. They theiefore hia ;
beg leave to notice, that from the Mature of their Giln
conne&icnsin DuWm, they are enabled to felllrifh and
editions (as they h£ve hitherto don?) at the very
lowed prices. The following are among the latcll
publication^.
Vefey, jun'rs Reports in Chancery, 1 volfc __
Peaka's Cafe? at Nisi Prius ; Ridireway's Rejeorts | j
in the time of Lord Hardwicks; flayer's Procters ~7
Pra&ice in the Ecclrfiaflical Courts; Barton's
Treatise on a Snit in Equity; Tidd 5 * Pt-aiJtice of
the Court of King's Bench in Personal Aflio/is, I
parts complete ; Ward's Law of Nations ; Cmife TP
on Ufss ; modern Reports, 11 vols. London edi- -£.
tion. and 1
H, and P. Rice exped t» receive by the firii ar- usual
rival from New-York the 6th vol. complete of and I
Durnford and East's Reports, the 2d part of Gil- the
bert's Law of Evidence by Loft, and a number of the g
new publications. Ai
Jane 26. moll
i'he. History of Pennsylvania" fubli
By ROBERT PROUD, "If
T S nmtr in the prej's, and will Ire published, " ,
A with all enrivenient e.tpedlttoa, by Zi-cha- M
RIAH Poui.srm, jun. £fo. 80, Chefnut-ftreet, made
where lublcript'iOfts will continue conta
to be received, andai Library, f'ubje
accor<img_to tbe.printrcUpropofats, umil Vlw Waxt
work is ready forthe foJ»fcrifcer«. casts
J»ly 'B. jawtf habit
fujiPubtijfol,
And to be had of Messrs. Dohfon, Campbell,Rice, 6 a—n
Cary, and the other pritipil Bookfcllers in man
city,price one dollar, cwiuty-fivecents s iii boards, with
Ne\v \ lews of the Origin of the immc
Tribes and Nations of America. thi '"
By I3F.NJ.4MU>! SMITH BARTON, m d
Ju,KJO - : 4t'
• Tfv.
»\ N
| Nevv-Thcatrc,
9 December 11,, I 797.
THE Makaoers particularly requefi; the con
currence of the public in the abolition of a
, coftotn, which has hitherto obtained, of giving a
laFsv- »?r*«r disposing 'of RETtfllN CHECKS at the
Jlmuu, Theatre.
princi- They are aware that gentlemen are uncon/cious
with a of any wrong oeiie to the interett of the inft'tu
nfjnate tion by tlmpraflicc, from a general', though mif
-1 pages taken iffea that CSieeits ate ("he reprelenaitiresot a
account >'igbt to so many scats in the Theatre, during an
he year "Evening's Entertainment, a»rd at trill;
d meet- when in fa<£, they were never intended as more
new than Mem by Which the Door-iteef'ers are enabled
:c * to ascertain with flic l. rtll truiil/fe to ille fartlcs,th<t
tfojl thmfclves have 'bqer. before in the i liestrt, or
for their a-lmilfjon.
>avsble Independent of the injury t!ie Manrtgtrs futain,
udom- such a C ra «' cc encourages a croud of idle- boys and
!er the other difordcrly to furrouhd the doors of
s-roads t,ie '"hea'.re, to the oovruption of-th'ei{ morat» atai .
cs, and c ' le K reat annoyance of the Audifctws;
It has also besn thefourcc of two Wils of nd in- >
{enera! considerable magnitude ; one is, thai f:mctiiics
'other vel 7 improper company is by these moan, adisit
of any ted ; and the otber, that to Cliec'cs paffiiig
into difhoneil hands, they have be n frequenjlly a
of the couaterfeited to a large amount for the purpoAsof c
Sale.
Inglilh This ftatenienf will, it is refpcilfully hoped, in- "
1 3'- duce the Public to discourage such a traffic : and
the exertions of the Managers will, if t]hus aflilled,
easily prove adequate so its entire abolition.
tified, WIGNELL & ftEINAGLE.
eg 'of December 13 iw_ j
3 for* Muftcal Infirumsnt |
L to 167, Arch-street. 0
capt. THE LOrEis 0F HAJU(O)(V .
r h"; harper,
id in- TNFORMShis friends and the public, that he has -
A now reaxly for sale, a lew ef his neW invented,
■ and much admired fide board Piano Fortes, with
for Ptxi:lls >P ate,lt fwe U. fonopahant and French harp
flop, which for sensibility of touch, brilliancy of
atld tone, simplicity and durability of conftrudtioii, the
Fot- fnperiortty of which,he flatters himfelf, a fmglc to- J
al will convince the unprcjudited judge—As they | J
IS. are manufactured under his immediate infpeition, I
IW of the very beS feafoncd materials, he oan fell 011 i V
reafonable terms forCAsu. InltrUments repaired, .
tt tuned, &c. 1 "
11. N. B. Second hand Piano Fortes taken in ex
zoth change for new. V
r, at november 18. jawjmo.
'tl Samuef 8c Miers FifherT
<7*
ARE lIOW QPEHINU,
r " At their Warehouse, No. 17, Dock Street, afrefh
ing- affortnient of Woolen ahd other goods, fuitablc to
ma " the season, icceived by the laite arrivals from Enr
>"e- land, 5
t^lC T//ey have mlfo for Sale,
Lisbon
and Teneriffe / .
ties, Sherry, and f pipes,hhds. and quarter cafes
e»f Port Wines, J
t0 ' Assorted quecn's ware ifl crates, Ac. J
loth mo* 33d. J
er, City of Washington. bl
SCHEME f
ted Of the Lottery, No. IT,
s For the Improvement of the Federal City.
A oaagnificent'dwelling-houfe" ao,ooo dollars,
* diffi 30,000, art jo, 000
l dittw 15-,000 & cist 15,009 <fo,ob»'
r ditto 15,600 gc raft 15,000 30',pt)0 ~
1 ditto- 10,000 & cafli ro,ooo< ao,obo
I ditto 5,000 8c oast 5,000 10,000
ass, 1 s>°oo &. calh 5,000 10,000 ■
lass' 1 P 1 "' 26 of 10,000 8
per * do. 5,000 eac-h,
lo do. 1,000 - • io,ooc 3
f *0 db. - 10,000
00 do. 100 - - io,ooo :
ioo do. 50 - ia,ew -
400 do. 15 - idioOo
1,000 do. 30 • ao,ooo Ri
ai- 15>00® do. 10 - *59,000
te-
>nt Prizes.
■en S2>*(> 1 blanks.
at
da Jo>ooo Tickets, at Eight Dollars, 400,00s
N. B. Tofavoiir thofc who may take a qnan- {jv
tity of Tickets,the prize of 40,000 dollars will be
the last drawn ticket, and the 30,000 the LA6T
on but o?t* : ho:
[* 8 Andapprovednotes, fecuringpayment ineither
-11- money or prizes, in ten days alter'drawing, will
ft- be received for any number not less than 30 tick- 0 '
he ets.
Pes This Lottery will afford an elegant specimen of '
ng the private buildings to be ereifed in the City «f
ia- Washington—Two beautiful designs are already
ho Me&ei for the entire fronts on two of the public
lis squares; from tkefe drawingsitispropofcd toere<9
ns twocentreand r ourcorner baildiogs.as soon as j>of- A
(, e fible after thii lottery is fold, and to convey theflv, R
when complete, to the fortunate adventurers, ir
the mazier difcribed in rhefchemefdT the Hotel
Lottery. A nett'deduriicnn 0-f ftife per cent. Will Sail
be made to defray the necessary expenses of print- pas
ing, &c. and the surplus will be made a part of
the fund intended for the National Uuivcrlity, to j
be erected within the city of Wafbhlgton. 1
-t. i"ht real fecuritiesgivcn foT-the payment of
m Brize9, are hold by tbe President and two Direia>- —■"
a- ors of the Bank"of Columbia, and are valued at
>ft more than half the amount ol thelGttery.
a - SAMUEL hLODGET.
v " . »§« Tickets may be had at the Eanlc of Coletn- Ac
re bia ;of James Weft & Co. Baltimore; of Peter p
( ' r Oilman, Bolton :of Jolui Hopkins, Richmond 250
111 and of UicJiard W-!ls. Poorer's Fe-rrv. rnW p
•ft Samuel Pleafants tsf Sons, b o u
No. 74, South Sccond-Jireci, Hig
' ts ' TLTAVE received a supply of Seal'onable GOODS, old
rs which they are now opening for sale, on
, c reasonable terms. C>a 27 jw
f f% ' ~~+ ■ _ New
J 2 i kale's Museum. Gen
fe nr-HIS valuable repofittjry of thr works of Na
i- I. turc, so well calculated to delight the mind '
and so large the underftandmg, isropened daily, as ch ' ■
r- usual. It Hands in an airy and healthy situations °
:.f and free from the epidemic that at present afflivSs B {1
1- the city; it may, therefore, be frequented with
if the greateftlafety. " As
As an Airtufement, the study of Nature is the R ,,re
most rational aud plealiftg : as a Science, the molt, rlov
- sublime and inflrudive. It elevates the mind an J ,
expands the heirt. They i] '
" IVlim Nature' 1 -worts can charm, 1 v'.th GoJ himfelf i\ °r
i, " Hold «»•«/,." J J lc
Many interring additions have lately been I*"^
made to this Mnfsum : aud the feathered-tribe, "J
e a variety of the mo-1 rare and Seautiia)
-, fubjea», is now very advari'apeoufly arnmgA. -
r ? yigwes, oTWen large «IU -- (some ol theoi" a. ~
casts from nature) are here drcfled ita their proper
habits, and placed in attitudes characteristic of thtir a
- refpeaive nations Here may be seen the North- y OR
American Savage, and the Savage ofSouth-Ameri- w
:, ea—a laboring Chinese, and the Chincfe Gentle- the >
e man—tlte sooty African, and the Kamtl'ch;d»l L
. with foaie Natives of the South Sea Islands. I'he Late
; immense variety and intcrefling diverfitv which j'!
thi» ivlufeum offers to the view, may be seen but RtS
eannot be dcfcribed with full effait. <p.
0" Price only r-4ti» of a dollar. a .». 0
-rSsyi. zB. raw D:
'• '• • -• r
For Savan, ;h
l? . TO SJIL TII2 rrgsr OI'ENIXG,
con J—' lie fa failing Ihip
& SWIFT PACKET,
r Hfig*
fcy commodatiens for p , 111. r ' '
mis" a ' ,pJ y to t!:c M " or
ot'a iv. -v Fraz ■
, Nr
rill; /r /*? c 7 ;>7< / v* 5r >.
norc . Prime Rice, in v
iblcd and Carolina Indigo, Molafleg > .>"■ '
.thit wine, &c. &c
I, or December 27
lain, Wanted to Chars
an d raM _
s os r«r2""v " '•
a[ii ♦ tMuth' land ■
isies • Ptl.!
? lt " 1 ™ . v " i ° •*•'• ! * W
""g Choice Red Port tucir. pir.ci
n>ly and old London Particular Madeira. "*
-sof diateufe, in pipe#.
December 10
in- t-
and I'or ChvrVi.jn,
-nLi— THE v V P
- , Lyi* ? at ihe -ooarf us He frs. jP. r»!fj
y, J "J.
opening Applv to ,v ' -*l »
yw. sinwony <sf Co.
Detemberiß *
has : •>
■ifh 01 Amfterd'am,
th! F A rC M e R,
tri- -
ley 1 WILL fail in a few days, the
on I -* 3 ~*" ,aj part of her cargo being
011 I rcad y- For freight ol fifty tons of Coffrc, or pil
ed 1 fa S e . apply to the matter ou board, at Walnut
' | street wharf, or to
ex- JOHN SAVAGE.
Who is Landing, out of the fiid Ship, from Boar
deaux, and For Sate,,
~~ Glaret in hhds.
} White Wine in quarter caflcn
Claret in cases, of a superior quality
e(h Fentiniac, )
to Sauterjie, > Wines in cases
If- Lurtille, )
Prunes in boxes
novemVer 24.
For Londonderry.
KB*
™ E BRIGANTINE
- William Whittin, Mafler.
■k>j=»=a?sr A ftroßg good vessel, about two
hundred tons, to fail With ill convenient speed, a
'great part of her cargo engaged—now lyihg'at
Willing and Frahcis'sWharf. for freight or pa'f
fagt, apply-to thecsptain, or
JOHN SKYRIN,
Landenbtrger** •wharf.
re, Who wants to Charter.
00 A Vessel of about three hundred tons.
0»' ndv iS. §
«o Far Sale or Charter,
00 GOOD HOPE,
00 WW. carry about 1100 barrels,and
ac WB&sS '* reail y to ta»c in a #argo. For tcrm^
00 * eS==3l£ apply to
Bo Pragers. zsf Co.
PTo- 151, South Second-flrect.
50 \VKo have for sale—prime St. Croix Sugar and
3o Rum, Madeira, Liibon, and Teneriffe wine.
30 November 7.
r' or Liverpoo],
The copper bottomed Ship
- Hamburg Packet,
B- £ Captain Silas Swain.
• t A I ' arge P re por'ioa of her
t - """ 1 cargo being ready to go on
board, is expeded to fail on or about Sunday the
er 3d of December.
ill , For Freight or FaiTage, apply to theCaptaia oh
c . board, at Walnut-flreet Wharf, or to
PHILIP NICKLIN &■ Co.
3 f november 22. % $-
; y For Savannah, in Georgia,
o _ the ship
f- Sally Butler,
l ' Captain Chis^olm,
si A new Vessel, with cxceilewt
„ accommodations for paflfcagers
11 Sails on the 10th of December, For Freight or
Paffsge, apply to ROSS ts* SIMSON.
" IVlm have U difpnfe as,
0 . A small invoice of GLAUBER SALTS
INDIGO, and a parcel of FfbLLY WOOD.
- noVet?>ier 18. -
' for Sale, b ,
Joseph Anthony & Co.
No. 5, Chcfnut Street-,
- A cargo of choice Bourdeaux Brandy, ift and ad
r proof, just landed
ajo bales of BoUrbon cotton of afuperior quality
9 do. Surat, do do
A quantity of heavy black pepper in bales
Bourbon Indigo of- the ffr'.t quality
High proof Jamaica Ipirits
. Old London particular Madeira wine 7ln pipes &
' do. market do > qr.'caft^
New England rum in hogsheads
Genuine Holland Gin in pipe's
Claret in cases
" Spermaceti candles and flrain'd oil
Prime Btifton beef
' Choice Halifax Salmon in barrels and half barreL-
Do. Herring in db do
' Bed Boston Mackarel in barrels of the fall fare.
1 New-England tow l : aen
A few tons of RufTia cordage
R'iffia feather beds
Clovtr and Timothy feed in :a(ks
Ling wliale-berie
. No I, 2, and 3, Boi'.on Tail duck
A fe-.v chef's tirll quality Hyson tea
Carolina rice in whole aad h.iH tierces ®nd
A-n in>®icr of Dutch hollow giafs ware.
M vtmbcr 8. •- ' t i sw#
Pubfilhedj
At the office of rhe Aurora, No. 112, Market Sfreet
( Price or e dollar ar.d a half,]
A view of theconduft of ttre EXECUTIVE in tfc<-
FOREIGN AFP A IKS of the' United Staiss, connect
ed with the Mifjion to thd French 'Republic during
the >ears, 1 794, 6, "
Bv JAMES MONROE,
Late Minilter Pfcrsporentiary to the f.wd Repnblir
f 1 lift rated by his INSTRUCTIONS aud COR.
RtSPONDENCE and o'her authentic documents
fc. very liberal allowar.ee to those wh<J buy to fell
aoaio.