Gazette of the United States and daily evening advertiser. — Philadelphia [Pa.], 1795-03-03 00:00:00, page 4

V
of W'afhingtort.
S C H~E M E Jet
' OF THE P< -
LOTTERT, No, II L i
FOR THE So
IMPROVEMENT A
, O F T H E So
FEDERAL CITY. v,
1 A magnificent / 20,000 DolUis, 2nd ill
d welling house, 5 calh 3«>°oo ate Ju
> 50,000
j ditto 15,000 & cafb 85.000 40,000
j ditto 15,000 & cash 15,000 30,000
1 ditto 10,000 fccalh 10,000 20,000
, ditto 5,000 iccalb 5,000 10000
diti* 5,000 & talh 5,000 .0,060
, Cash prize o| 10,000
2 ditto s.ec« each, are >c,o o i
,o df.'° '• oon 10,000
i 0 diito 50® ,0 • oor, N
,oo attw ««*> ,0 ' 000
2 00 ditto '5° ,o ' ooo
00 ditto 25
~000 di'» «<» 20 '° n °
14 ,„0od.l>O 19
'6.739* p "' c '
Bi2uki
50,000 Ticket* at 8 dollars 4° 0 - oo °
This Lottery will tfloid an elrftant fpffi
jneii of the private buifdmgs io be *reftdir*
the City of Wtlhington—Two beauulul de
fi.ns are already frl« fted tor the entire from,
on two of the pubi c Iquares ; from th«le
drawing., ii is p.ouofefi to erefl two cemie
and lour corner buildings, •» soon as poliwile
aher tins Loncry is fold, and to convey thtm
when complete, !• Ihe fortunate adventotris,
in the manner described in the scheme for .
the Hotel Lottery. A netl didufltor of hve
per cent, will be 10 defray the necr I
faty expencts of.pruning, &c. and the iui
plus Will be m idc a part of the fund intended
, for the National Ui'iverfity, to be eretlcd
within the City of Waftington.
(t3- The drawing will comiramce as loon
as the Tickets art fold off. -—-The
monev pmes will be payable in thirty days
alter it is finifbed, and any prucs for which
fortunate numbers ste not produced within
twelve months . r the drawing isclofed are
to be confideted as given towards the fund J
for the Univerftty, it heing determined to
Tett'.tthe whole business in a year hom the
ending of the drawing and to Jake up the
bonds givrn as security.
The ical fecurittes given for the paymen.
of the Prizes, a.e he'd by the Present and -
two D.reflors of the B<t.k of Colombia, and
arc valued at more than half the amount of
the Lottttiy.
The twenty four gentlemen who by ap
pointment of the late Commissioners aflifted In
ill the management of the Hotel I.ottcry are
requested to undertake this arduous talk a !Te
«ond time on behalf of the public ; a furaci
, ent number of thefc having kindly accepted,
it is hoped that the friends to a National Uni
versity and the other federal objects may con
tinue to favor the design. The synopsis of
one Sf the Colleges, to form a branch of the
National Institution, is already in the press,
and will be speedily publiftied, together with
its constitution.
A compleat Plan of the whole of this
Traportant Institution, compiled from a fe
le&ion of the heft materials, ancieut and mo
dern, will be submitted to the public when
ever the fame may have gone through such
\ reyilions as may be necefCary to establish the
perfea .confidence and general approbation,
so efTential to itsprefent rife and future exis
tence for the general good of America.
By accounts received from the different
parts of the Contine.lt as well as from Eu
tope, where the tickets have been sent for
sale, the public- are afiured that the drawing
will speedily commence, and that the care.
and caution unavoidably necessary to insure a
v fafe disposal of the tickets, has rendered the
fiiort suspension indifpenlable. ,
February 24, 1795- 1
Samuel Blodget.
* * Tickets wiay be had at the Bank of
Columbia ; of J-imesWrft 4 Co. Baltimore;
of Gideon Detulon, Savannjh ; of Peur ,
Gilman, Borton; of John Hopkins, Rich- t
mond : and »f Richatd Wells, Cooper's fer
" Au; end ' s
FOR SALE,
A Lot of Ground,
ON the w.t fide of Thi.d, at ihc| corner
ci New or Stot) ftttet,' in tlir Cityol Plula
iclphia ; it 34'eet 8 inchts in Iront
©n Third street, ana 86 leet deep on Siory,
ftreeti On said lot are two framed dwelling
bouse-, two ftorics high ; the corner house
almost new, with'a good cellar.
For terms and other particulars, apply at
the Office of Fdward Bonfall & Co. or at
N0..60, north Second street.
Jan. 16 _tuitr 3 w
\Yants Employment,
AN Elderly person, who .writes a good
band, and understands accounts, and who al- |
so can be w II recommended for hrs honcfty
and industry.
Any iradeftnan or mechanic who may wilb
for luch a pel ion to keep his books,and make
ont his bills, may receive information by ap
plying to J unes Hcrdie, corncrol Lombard
end Fifth itreet.
Jan. 23
TO BE SOLD,
B.y ThortiasDobfon, No. 41, south Second
street, John Ormred, No. 41, Chcfnut
street, and the Editor hereof,
REPORT
OF THE
Secretary of the Treasury
Read in the House of Representatives of the
United States,
January 19, 179 J.
Containing a PLAN for the further
Support oi
Public Credit.
N
PHILADELPHIA j Printed by JOHN FENNO, No. ng, Che,nut Str«t,_Pr lC e S.x Doli, a « Per Anhum.
FOR SALE,
At the STORES of Ur
jeffe & Robert Wain,
POUT WINE in pipes, hhds. and quar
ter cults
LI C .3ON do.in pipes and qßanefeaiks
Soucliongand Congo TEAS, in quarter
cliefts Riv
A quantity of Lisbon and Cadi/.SA L r
Sos t thelled ALM.QNDSin bales l a c
Velvet CORKS, in do. I autl
ltuflia MATTS. nie
June 9 / " gloi
C
FRESH Z
Bohea Tea, Z
AND
GIN ill Pipes,
Now Landing from on board the (hip gra
Feggy, John Elliott r»aftcr, dar
from Amsterdam. <
Also Imported by tbe late Arrivals, tioi
Kuffia Hemp, firH quality cor
Dino Kail Din k a P
Di'to Ravers Thick mc
Brown Russia Sheeting des
T'vcklenburgs aut
Oznabm^s
Brown Flanders Skeetingi dit
ncflians and B^ w n Rolls bie
Cotton Stripes and Checks vir
Flanders Bedn'cks
Holland Sail Duck f° l
Seine Twine
Dutch Great Coats ea '
Gin in cases av ;
Madder ro^
Window Glass, 8 by 1* tei
Jesuits Bark f r;
Opium, 1«
Alfatoetida pr
German Steel cei
Mill and Cross-cut Saws de
Hoes and Cutting Knives
Sythes and Skates so
Coffee Mills dV
Black Lead Crucibles pja
Anchors troih g ewr. to 15 cwV CO
And a General AJforfment of pt
5-4 & 6-4 Boulting Cloth, <°
FOR SALE BY n|
Pragers <b* Co.
Nor. 11 , d rt
__ 11l
• 1 r fC
110,000 weight of R
Green Coffee, I
I In 87 hhds. 40 barrels, aud 2©o bags, ertit 0
: led to illdrawback, stored on Meflrs
Willing & Francis's wharf.
ift id iff 4th Prsof
Bourdeaux Brandy,
3° pipes of London particular Teneriff ,
f and london particular Madeira WINES,
c in hhds. pipes, and quarter casks,
, Malaga Do. in quarter casks,
A* igua and'otl»er RUM in hhds.
St. Croix SUGAR of the firft quality*
• St. Mark's MOLASSES,
Hyson TEA,
Jamaica SPIRITS,
Holland GlN,fn pipes, <
j" LOAF SUGAR, in hhds. t
£ PEPPER, See. fcc. ]
n FO* SALE BY J
r- Levinus Clark/on, \
No. 216, louth Water Street. ,
« D c. 4 d
LI- „ .
>g Dickinfon College,
re - February 1795.
■ a
he SUNDRY of the Trustees of Dickinfon
College having applied to me, representing
that a meeting of the Board is highly necel
*, fary, and therefore deftring that the Trus
tees be called together as soon as convenient;
in compliance with their request and in con
rc; junction with them, I hereby notify and ear
\ neftly desire the Trustees of said College to
" e J meet at the College Building in Carlifle,at 10
o'clock on Thursday the 16th of April next,
when matters of importance refpe&ing the
— credit, ufefulnefs, progrei's and increase of
said seminary will be exhibited to them,which
those who apply for the Meeting think, will
merit their attentive consideration and deter
mination.
"" John Armstrong,
OMI Preftdent pro Tern.
„y, Feb. 27 *4t
Jufe 7his day is Publijhed,\
at (Price s quarter of a Dollar)
Slaves in Algiers :
OR A
It, Struggle for Freedom :
;ood A PI. A Y,
■) a j. Interfperft d with Songs, in three a&s
li.fciibcd to the Citizens of the United
States of North America.
By Mrs. Row/on.
a As performed at the New Theatres in Phi
ladelphia and Baltimore.
ExtraS from thi Preface.
ttf 44 My chief aim has been, to offrrto thr
public a Dramatic Entertainment, which,
while it might excite a smile, or call forth
cond tear fenfrbility, might contain no
Tnut owe sentiment, inthe least p<ejwdicia!, te
the moral or political p> inciples of the go
vernment ui dcr which I live. Onthe con
trary, it has been my endeavour, to place
the social virtues in the faireti point of
view, and hold up to merited contempt
and ridicule, their opposite vices. If, in
this attempt, I have been the lead fnccefr
tul f I shall reap the reward to which I ai-
I» re, in the smiles and approbation of a li
beral pub ic.
Iver SM i by M. Carey, No. 128, and Rice &
Co. No. 50, Hipli street; S. Campbeli,
No. 54, south Second street, and Wiigley
Srßeriman,No. i 49» Chelnut street,
Jan. 5 % 2awtf
A vendrE,
Superbe fitue dans
l'Etat de la Nouvelle
York.
hai
LA BELLE Habitation cotinne par le «om ho
de SCOTIA, fitue fur le bord du nord de la
Rifiere dc Mohawk et vis a vis ia floriffitnte am
ville de Schene&ady qui eft a Textremite dc
jla communication par eaa entre la Caneda ct t e
autres parties occidental avec la ville d A a- o
nie dont elle eft eloignee de seize miles An- be
rlois ou cinq lieues un tiers de france. a
Cette terre eft bornee par la dite Riviere
cnvirOM deux tiers de lieue—les grands Che
mins des parties de Toueft et du nord le joig
nent en cet endroit avec plufieurs autre.* et
conduifent a Tendroit par ou Ton traverse la J[7
riviere vis a vis la dite ville—cette habitati
on contient plus de mille a.cres, une grande
partie de la quelle eft en plaine de la premier,
qualite et proprc* pour des prairies ou du
grain dont elle produit une grand abon- 1
dance. ~
On pourroit la devifcr en plufieurs habita
tions donnant a chacune des situations trcs
commodes a placer des maifons —elk contient
a present deux maifons grandes et bien com- E
modes -.vec des Granges Ecuries, Magazns,
des Remises pour les Voitures et plufiers
autres batimens qui font tres convenables
le tout fitue fur une elevation au bord de la
dite Riviere d'ou l'on a une vu« bien agreea
ble fur la dite ville, des prairies dans fes en
virons et de la Riviere aulfi bien que d'un p ;
Reservoir d'environ trente acres, qui eft bien C 1
fourni de poiflon et de gibier. _ v
II y a aufli fur la dite terre une Moulin *
eau far un cournnt qui ne manque Jamais,
avec une maifpn pour le meunir ; on y pour
roit ajouter d'autres moulins, &c.—fur cette
terre eft aufli un boil Verger des meilleurs
fruits de ce pais d'environ mille arbres, entes, fc
les Jardins abondent dc toutes fortes de fruit ai
propre pour ce auffi de ; B
cette terre plufieurs tenements avec des lots } w
de terre dont les baux font d une courte dure, j C
11 n'y a point de terre dans ces parties que ai
foit plus feconde pour toutes fortes de grain
d'hiver dont il en a ete feme l'automnc v
pjiffe prefque deux cents boiiTeaux te que sera n
compris dans ,la Vente aufli bien que deux
petites Isles dans la Riviere vis a vis ala mai- ®
son. j
1 On penfe que la vue de cet terres on don
nera une plus haute idee qu aucun deferip-
ti'on qu'on pourroit en donner.
Pour les conditions de Ventes il fautsste t
rendre chez le foufligne demeiurant fur less
lieux ou a mefficurs Oliver Wendel et Harri- a
son G. Otis, A Bolton —meflieurs Cornelius ]
Ray et De Wit Clinton, a New-York—mef- t
fieurs James Gordon et Henry Glen, mem- t
bres du Congres, a present a Philadelphie, i
ou a monsieur Stephen Bayard dans la ville I
de Schenectady, qui feront connoitre le prix 1
et conditions de la Vente.
JOHN SANDERS,
Valuable Property
For Sale,
IN THE
STATE of NEW-TORK.
■
THAT valuable and well known Rftate,
called SCOTIA, situate on the north bank of
the Mohawk river, dire&ly opposite the po
pulous and flourifbing town of ScheueCtady,
at the foot of the water-communication from
the Weft em Country, and Upper Canada ;
sixteen miles from the city of Albany, ex
tending about two miles on the bank of the
river above and below the said town; this
river is the only water communication in the
United States with the great western Lakes.
The roads from the western and northern
parts of the ftafe of New York, together
with a number of other public roads here
on meet, and lead to the noted ferry kept oppo
ng site the said town.
"f- It contains upwards of one thousand acres,
nf- a great proportion of which is intervale or
it; low land, calculated both for graft or grain,
>u- producing great burthens annually; it may
ir- be laid into a number of valuable farms, af
to fording convenient and handsome building
io grounds; .here is now on the premises two
Xt, y C ry large and commodious dwelling houses,
the with large Dutch barns, barracks, hovels,
ot stables, cart and waggon hdufe, carriage house
ich store house, summer house,. and other out
vill houses, on commanding eminence near the I
er- bank of the river, affording a beautiful and
extenffve profpe<St of the river for feverai
miles, the lowland, the town, and a fine lake
of water, covering about thirty acres, well
* stored with all kinds of river fifli, fowl, &c.
There a good grill mill on a never failing
stream of water, a good frame house, &c.
for the miller, also convenience above the mill
for eredbing more water works; there is a
bearing orchard with nearly one thousand ap
. pie trees, set out, grafted of the best fruit,the
gardens are flocked with all the various fruits
the climate will admit; also fcveral tenements
with portions of land on short leases.
The land in peint of fertility of foil, is ex
ceeded by none in the slate ; there is now in
te( j th e grou d near two hundred bushels winter
grain, which will be included in the above
(ale.
Also two small islands in the river, opppfoe
Phi- the mansion house,
A view of the premises, it presumed,
will fully equal any description that can be
thr given thereof.
ich, Fc* terms of sale apply to the Subscriber,
it tli residing on the premises, Messrs. Oliver Wen
, po dell or Harrifon G. Otis, Esquires, ia the
>, g town of Boston, Cornelius Ray, or De Witt
go- Clinton, Esquires, at the city of Now York:
:»n. James Gordon or Henry Glen, Esquires,"two
| are if the members of Congress, at the city of
• 0 f Philadelphia; Stephen N. Bayard, in the
rnp- town of Schenectady, by whom the price &
i j r , terms of sale will be communicated.
t* JOHN SANDERS.
1 Scotia, Jan. 1%, 1795.
e & N. B. The remaining flock unfold, and
heli, all the farming utensils, thepurchafer or pur
gley chafers may be accommodated with.
Phi lad. Feb. 7. law 3m
TUITION (
of the
French Tongue,Mathematicks
and Drawing.
T. C. Rouffean informs the public, that he
has opened his EVENING SCHOOL, at his
house, No. 15, Brant street, between north
Third and Fourth Ilreets, and between Race
and New streets. , y
He continues to wait on I.adies and Gen
tlemen, who wish to be taught at their own
houses, and intends to open a Morning
School for young Ladies as soon as he ihall
have got Twelve iters.
Feb. 2. eod4W _
Robert Campbell,
No. 54, fsuth Second Jirert, feconcl dear
below the corner of Chefmit
HAS FOR SALE,
cc
The molt General and Extensive AflVrt- d;
ment of tl
BOOKS i
ai
Ever offered for sale in this City, nmongft t l
whiyh are a number of the latest Euro
pean Publications
silfe a Complete Assortment of
Englifli & American Writing *
Paper, Dutch Quills, Playing Catds, and n
every Article in the Stationary Line. y
R. C. has lately printed the following
BOOKS, ti
t. Religious Cases of Con- "
science, answered in an Evangelical manner,
at th« cafuiftiral Lecture in Little St. Helens,
'j Btftiopfgate street, by S. Pike and S. Hay-
I waid, ro which is, now added, the Spiritual
! Companion, or the Prnfefliug/Chr'llian, tried o
at the Baro 1 Go<■ —Price Oi»e D liar. t
2. Meditation* «rod Contemplations, in 2 c
volumev, regaining Vok 1, Meditationi a
mong the Tombs ; R efle&ions on a Flower
Garden ; and a Descant upon Creation. Vol. j
2, Contemplations on the Night ; C®ntempla
tioru *n the starry Heavens. ; and a Wintei C
piece- Bv JamevHcrvey. A. M. late Rec- t
ror of Wcfton FaveH, N T orthamptoii(Kire— f
Pi ice 80 Cents. 1
3. Beauties of Hervey ; or defcriptive,pic- *
: turefque, and inftruftive passages, |eIc6V«J '
> from the woi ks of this deservedly admired 1
• author.; vie. Meditations among the Tombs, J
s Rrflcflions on a Flower Gard'n, Descant oil 1
- the Creation, Content lationsoe the Night,
theftarry Heavens ; and a Winter Piece ; the
, most important interesting and pi£lurefqiie
c pafTageI*,1 *, of Theron & ; letters & ser
mons. MifceJlaneous tra£ls, religious educa
tion of daughters ; and remarks on Lord 801.
ingbroke's letiers- To which are added Me
moirs of the Author's life and chara6ler,with
au Elegiac Poem on his death—Price eighty
Cents.
d. Rife and Progress of Religion in thr
Soul, illuftiated in a course of feiious and
praflical addresses, suited Co perfonsof every
character and circumstance ; with a devoui
meditation and prayer added to each chap-,
ter. To all which are subjoined a funeral
sermon an the one thing needful. By Philip
Doddridge, D. D.— Price 60 Cenis.
5. Sermons by Hugh Bla'J,D. D.*F. R. 5.
' Edinburgh, one ol the ot ihc High
Church, ?nd Profeffor ol Rheioiicand Belies
Y* Lettersln the UtJivrWuy-ol Ediaburgh, VoJ.
II 4 —Price One Dollar.
5 6. A Se»mon on ihe Freedom and Happi
c" ness of the United States ol America,preach
ed in Carlisle, on the 51 hof 061o l »er 1794, &
is pnblifhed at the requ- ft of the
le and Lancaster troops of Light Horse. Bv Ro
bert Daviafon, D. D. Paftt>r of the Preftnte
•n rian cburch in Carliflr, and one of the Prolef
;r fors in Dickenfon's College—Price 20 Cents,
re 7. The Philosophy of Natural Hiltory, by
0- William Smellie, Member of the Roval and
Antiquarian Society «f Edinburgh—Price 2
. s Dollars.
0 r 8. The Westminster AHembly's Shorter
>n Catechism, explained by wav of qu« ftion and
' answer, by Filher and £rncinrt— Price 80
if- Cents.
9. Mentoria, m tbe Young Ladies Friend,
bv Mrs. Rowfon of the New Theatre, Plnla
delphia, aarhor of the Inquifttojr, Fille dt
, ' Chambre, Victoria, Charlotte, £to. 9
f* Cents.
i e 10. A Simple Story. By Mis. Inchbald— 1
1 ~ Price One Dollar.
11. The F<-ol o<" Quality, or the History
n of Henry, Earl of Moreland, in three vol
ral iirms, by Mr. Brooke, Pi ice 2 Dollars 40
k = Cents.
e " 12. Sermons on important fubjefts, by »he
cc * late rev. ani pious Samuel Davis, ,A . M.forre
n g time President of the College in Vcw Jeifey
c - in 2 vols; To which art now added, three
*ill occasional sermons, not included in the form.
» a er editions ; memoirs and charatter of thr
ip- author, and two sermons on aecount of lus
the death, b> the re*. Drs. Gibbons, and FmJey,
lits Priee 4 Dollars. " < t
nts 13. The Life of Baron Frederick Trenck,
containing h s adventures, his cruel and ex
ex- Ceflive fuffenngs during ten years imprifon
in ment in the fortre fs of Magdeburg, bv c©m
ter mand of the late King of Pmflia ; aHoanec
3ve otcs » hiflorical, political, and
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'4. The Conductor or tlie Of
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, Peace; high (heriffs, under fheriffs, cor© rtCr s»
conftnbles, goalers, jury men, and «<erfeers
of the poor ; as also the office ofVferks of as
size, and of the Peace, &c. to which are ad
>er ' ded, tffe excise and militia <aws of the Unit-
C h" ec^States i and the a«ft rolled the ten Pound aft
of Ihe state of Pennsylvania, and New York;
Jtt Price 2 Dollar.
r^: The ffiftory of a Reprobate; by Mr.
wo Br6eke—Price 2© Ccnr*.
of 16. A Treati|'e ®ti'the Fever of Jamaica,
the with foH>e obfervaiions on the. iot« imitting
6 Fever of America, and an appendix, contain'-
ing some hints on the means of prefc T vng
the health of Soldiers in hot cii>r ates,; by Ro
bert Jackion, M. D. Price One pollar.
Country Storekeepers can be ftippli
"r _ with Books and Stationary as above,
by the quantity on very low terms.
1 Jan. 27 . *aw6w
COFFEE -
Just Irrivetl in tlje Rebecca, Captain
Hughes, from Jamaica.
FOR SALE BY
Peter Blight.
Who has also now landing out of the Mcr»
cury, from Oporto, Choice
Red Port Wine,
IN PIPES.
Dec. 22 <J
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2 Monday, Wednesday and Friday, by seven
o'clock in the evening, and at Alexandria,
r each succeeding morning at eight o'clock.
ii Returning, receive the ma ; lat Alexandrii
o every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
five o'clock in the afternoon, and deliver it
1, at Georgetown at f-'.vcn o'clock in the even
i- ing, and at Baltimore on each succeeding day
le at half pad four in the aft-rnoos.
9 Note. Persons proposing to carry the
Mails on this route, are refuelled to llateca
- what terms they will carry it every day (Sun
days excepted) the hours for receiving and
> delivering the mail being the fune.
4. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
1° Receive the Mail at Philadelphia every Sa
turday at half past eleven o'clock inthefore
'c noon, and deliver it at Pittihurgh every Fri
rr day at noon. Returning, receive the mail
at Pittihurgh evury Friday at 6ve o'clock in
' c the afternoon, and deliver it at Philadelphia
. * every Friday at noon.
' Note i.' The contrails for carrying these
" S Mails will be made -o commence on the 15th
day of April next (exc.pt the mail No. 4,
k the carriage of v tnch shall commence on So
x' t rdaythe ißt'i day of April) and continu«
n . in force nnti! the ill day ot April I?V9' i
n- Note <=■ Should the hours of receiving
c- and delivering these Mails be fourd inconve
— men* to the public, the Poft-Mafler-General,
niay at any time change t'rurm; provided that
if such changes would prove injurious to the
!,e contractors, they (hall not be made without
s > an adequate compensation previously ilipulat
" ed.
''' Note 3. Tor every quarter of an hours
delay, not exceeding twelve quarters,and for
every hour's delay thereafter, fubfeqeent to
the times prescribed for delivering the three
" firft mails at the Pod-Offices in New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Alexandria, the
'' contractors shall forfeit one dollar ; and tor
every hour's delay in delivering the fourt.i
" ' mail at Pittihurgh and Philadelphia, refprc
tively, they shall forfeit one dollar. And no
excuses to save a forfeiture for delays wi 1 be
0 _ admitted, unless reasonable proof be produc
ed to the Polt-Mafler-General, that the de
lays were occalioned by impafiibility of rn -
i- ers. 1
Note 4. The contra&ers (hall be refpon
'e» fible for the .fidelity of the persons, te whom
they entrust the mails.
General Poll Office, Philadelphia.
Jan. 19th, 179.5. nwt"* _