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Charlotte by the artifice of a teacher, re- I '' '
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'"ft- J N * V - 11 3Uytf
t ,i e , j Bank of the United
, no j States.
'' 6 ' 2 I . January ph. 1795.
,t J( Notice is hereby given, that
I there will be paid ar the Bank aUer the
I 15th instant to the Stockholders or their re
0v^ r " I-prcfentatirei duly authnrifed, Sixteen Dol.
I lats for each fliare, being the dividend tic-
Tna^c j clared for the lad fix months.
I Dy Order si the President and Dire<stors,
"nd| John Kean,
' and I r a:
en -o I Cu/cier.
Jar.. Jj
mwfcfim
Inland Navigation. W
In the Prafs and speedily will be publifted A
1 r ' ledgt
Zachariah Poullon jun. ago ,
No. 80, Chefsut street, year.
A. N COI »t
HISTORICAL ACCOUNT l
or THB
Rife, progress, and freient
state
I Canal Navigation in Penn
sylvania. an^
I tvith an Appendix, containing Abftrafts of
the Arts of the Legillatiire since ths y*ar nu( .
1793, and tljelr Grants of Money for tut
pioving Roab-. and NavioablE Watkßs jßd
J throngliout the state .;o wh <.h is *•" j,
I nesed,
j " An Explanatory Mj/>- C_ ]
I PuMilhed by Diieotion o the i :efi ent and
I Managers of the Schuylkill <1
lianna, and the Delaware and Sci uylk !» V
1 Navigation Companies. v
I "Here smooth Canals, a«rofs th' extend,
ed plain
I Stretch their log arms to join the diftatit
main. % ,
| The sons of toil, with t*a»iya weary It oki
| Scoop the hard be 1 ni of 'tie solid ruk;
| Refiitleis through the fl ffoppofirgclay, —
J With Ike id) patieii' e, work their gradual f
way »
I Compel the Genius ®f th' unwilling flood
I Through the brown honors fl the agio
wood; /
1 Cross tbe lone waste the filvet »rn they
| pour,
, J Anti che'er the barren heath.or ful'.en moor.
«< The traveller, with pleasing wonder
i J fees
I The white foil gleaming through the dulky
trees{
I And views the alter'd landscape with fur-
I prize
j And doubts the iMgic scenes that round
him rife.
I Now like a fl >ck offwaps, above his head,
I heii'woven the flying veffals Ipread '
1 Jow meeting ftreams,in artful mail s,glide
1 While each, unmingled, pou/s a leparate
I Now, through the hiddea veixrs ol earth
they flaw , c
I And visit fulphureus mides and caves be- _
low.
I The ductile ftre»msobeytb« rn'dii>(! hand, m
I And social Plenty crownstbe bappt lai»d. ( h
lan. 19 a ' wt * li,
j Scheme of a Lottery, 1
j Toraift 39,90© DoltaTf) on e66,000 Dollars ,1 |
I Vcdutting 15 per Cent. Jr§m the Prizes— 8
Thts Lottery cwfifls of 38,00 c 7 ickets, in w
I which, there *rc '14,531 Writes, and 23,461 "
I Blanks, being about we and an h&'j blanks to
a prize. > J 5
1 Dtreftorsof the Society foreftabliib- u
I X mg UfeUl Manufactures, having refdv- P
Jed to ere£t LOTTERIES for ra.ifing One
I Hundred Thousand Dollar s, agree* bly v
1 to an AEI ot Hit Lrg fl^urtf Sr-t>- ot
VNew-Jei.fey, have appointed the following a
1 perfonslo fuperiiKend and dircft the draw- 11
ling of tHe fame, vit. Nicholas Low, Rnlus a .
1 King, Heiman Le Roy, James Watson, 1
1 Richard Har.rifon, Abijah Hammond, and 1
j Cornelius R*y,ot the city ol New York— \
1 Thomas Willing, Joleoh Ball, Matthew M 4 *
I Connel an'd Andrew Bayard, ot the city ol f
{ Philadelphia—Hi* Exci llency Richard How 1
ell, Esq. Elt»s Boudinot, General El as Day 1
ton, Jam-1 Paiker, John Bayard, D>dor
L?WU PonWam, Samuel W. Stockton, Jolhua (
.M. Wallace, Joseph Bloomfield, and Elifha 1
I Boudip.ot, oi N w-Jerfey, who offci the ;
following Scheme ef a Lottery, and pledge '
themselves to the public, that they wil tak< 1
every afTurance and precaution in their powfr '
10 have the Monies pUd Manager^,
* trom time to time, as received, into the 1
d Banks at New-York and Philadelphia, 10
—— remain for the purpofc of paying Prints,
which (hall be ipr»mediately discharged by a
'check upon onf of th'* Bjanks.
SCHEME:
1 Prixeof 20,000 Dollars is 20,000
1 10,000 10,000
2 5,000 1.0,©00
5 2,000 10,000
T+— , 1_ 10,000 i
20 50© lo,ooai
I CO 10© 10,000
gOO $© 15,000
1 1000 20'' 20,000
aooo 3c, 000
til. 3Q°o *?■ 36,000
8100 xo 81,000»
S 1 4*539 Prize*. *6a,000
' 23,461 Blanks. Firftdr? 4 wn n«mber, 2,00 c
Laftdrawn number, 2,000
83000 Tickets at - Dollars each is 2C6,050
The drawing will commence, under the
infpeftion of a Committee ol the
Y tendafits, as soon as the Tickets are (old, ot
which timely notice will be given.
The Superintepdants have appointed John
N. Camming, of Newark, Jacob R. Har
denberg, of New-Bru«fwick, anH Jonathan
Rhea, of Trenton, as immediate Managers
thereof, who have given ample fecority tor
difchargtng the trust reposed in tbem.
I a order tofecure the punctual pay
J mentofthe Prises, the Supcrinlendaim os
5 the Lottery have direfte<f that the Managers
(hall each eater i««o bonds in 4^,ooodollars,
5 with four fufficiGptfecuruks, to perform their
in(lru£lion«, the substance of which js
I. That whenever either o? the Managers
lhall receive the sum ol Three Hundird Dol
lars, he (hall immdiately place the fame in
Q one of the Banks of New-York or Philadel
phia, to the ciedit©! the Governor of the
Society, and such of the Superintendents as
ive ifi the city whete the monies are placed.
15* to remain there until the Lottery is drawn,
that for the payment of the Prizes.
11. The Managers to take fnflicient
T t e c-urity for any Tickets they may ti uft, other.
,r ,e wife to be them.
l P UI, To keep regular books ©f Tickets
° 4?" fold, Monies received and paid inr« the
Bank, aMtr&ts of which (hall be sent,
nontbly, to the Governor of the Society.
Pateifon, January 1, 1*94.
> On application to enter of the above gen
tlemen, information will lie given where
sim | tiekets mav he 1
Wants Employment, C
A P. rfon who has a tolerable knowledge S l
of CONVEYANCE, » general know- 31
ledge ol Accounts and and tvrites Jti
a good hand. He wou'd engage by t!>e
year, either in an Office or Merchant s
coiautirg .house A line aciduflcd to J.B.
and leit at the Office of the Gazette ui the
United States, wiJJ be duiy attended!o
Jas.ro eoU£ Wh
Wants Emp] oyment,
AN Elderly perlon, w lio writ.s a good
hand, and underwit.ls ar o »nt, and who ah
fa can be wII rccoann ntd ioi Jiis honilfy T
and mduftiy.
Any tradelman or mechat i: who may w,fn »
for such aptifon to keep his bonks,*od make I
out his bills, niay n ceive in or niation by ap
j*ying to Jamea rtardie, comer of Lombard AO,
and Fifth ftitet. ' i
Jan. 23
City of Waflnngton. Th
S C HE M E
OF THE
lottery; No. ii. Ev ;
FOR THE j
IMPROVEMENT
fede raT city. I
Pa,
i A magnificent j 20,000 Dollars, and r eve
! dwelling house, J cash 36,000 are
50,000 7
' , ditto 15,800 & ca 11 25.000 40,000, *
1 dill" 15 000 & raft) 15,000 30,000
1 ditto 10,000 ii c;>fh 10,000 20,000
r j ditto 5,000 & ealh 5,000 10,000
1 ditto 5,000 &. cash 5,000 >o,ooe
, Cal>i P"« ot 10,000 a(
s ditio each, are ie»,or™
,o ditto i,OOO 10,000
20 ditto 500 >0,000 Cc
j ,00 ,d.itto 100 t 10,000 a(
200 dirto 50 10,000
4 00 dit«» 25 ».0"0 vQ
\ ~oco ditto 20 »0,0 o mi
I 15, "OO ditto SO 130,000
e " _ ® '
>6,739 P r,7CI tic
h 33. 61 Blanks- p,
50,000 Tickets at 8 dollari 400,000 p
This Lottery will afford an elegant f|>eei- (u
' men of ihd pi ivate'builUinf »tobe i reft din f p
3 ' the City of Waibington— TWO bcautilul de- all
li s ns arc already fekfQerl tor th' eniire fronts
on two oi IJIC public ; from ihe.e
, drawings, it is proposed 10 crefl two rentrc
rs and lour cornci buildings, as footi .1* tjoHlhlr n ,
this Lottery is fold, and to convex iberr
whrti complete, to |ht fortunate adventurers, ~
(7, in the manner described in the Ichei.u lor n
t0 the Hotfl Lottery. A nrii d,(Juftio* ol live j (
per cent, will be madeao deliay the ntctT- n
gj. lary expences of pnntiog, &c. and the fui- a
I plus will be inadc a pari of the fund intended
lor the National Uit'.veifnv, to be etefted
' within the City of
Tlie v. - i|l commence asf''.ot.
I t as the Tickets ait fofii oTT —-— 1 lie
w . money prires wili be payable luihuty '
lus alter it iafinilhed, and anf pri*ej fcrSvhicti
ou fortunate tiumters are not proclueeri wiihui
njj months after the drawing is doled ar> j
. to be conftdeied as given towards the lund
J, for the Univerfiiv, it bung determined ip
0 | fed 1c the whole business in a year horn the (
lw Hiding of the drawing and to take Uo the j
ay bonds gisen as fecuiity.
Ho, The teal fecmities given for the payment
hua of the Prizes, are held by ihe Pielident and (
(ha two DinOois of the 11, ink of Cohnpnia, and
the are valued at mO'C than h.'lf th> »In. rrtx ol
dgf the Lottery • The diawing wiN be u:>dci
akf the nianageinent fll 24 gentlemen approved j
n (I by the eommiflioiiers lor the City »l Walh
ers ington, lor the time being, and adiing 011
the °ath.
Samuel Hlodget.
>y a * # * Tickris »i»\' l ,r ha*i at the Pank ol
Columbia ; ol James Wrft Sc Co. tfalumorc;
ol Gideon Denilon, ; ot F'ciev
Gilman, BoQon; o! John Hopkins, Rich
,oo° mono : and wt Richaid Welu, Cooper's U»-
,°oo
'® 0 ° An?* 30 mdtf
,000 — r
;°°° Notice is hereby given
,°oo 5 ~ 0 Cadivalader's Exccutors
,00 ° ar>d Lloyd's Adminiftralors, then h irs < r.d
,00 ° that we thehuhfenbirs refid'ng near
* Dupilries, Vnpinia, did fomctinie pail givf
' 6ui {< vera! bonds to 'he alori said pe< sons l<n
' 1 lie pavment o\ a Tract ol Land, fold in
Dnmlries, by a decree of the High Court ol i
'000 Chantc ry, and on the fit It day ol Janu <rv
'oog 17 95* °' our *' a ' ,wl A l,c "
'' can-c due, we attended on the (aid fiift da\
j oso J a,luaT y 1 7°5' Dumftie», and tenxierfr:
* to the Ct;ion»ilhoners ihe airi< lint dur, and
r the nm bonds, but they -Ae»c iu t in
crm " r ihei» pofftffion : but ihe said CnnunifTumeis
°* grained aC( of rhct» iv cr aforefa;d ,
and we not knowing tflidt nceot tiir ptr-
John (ons unto whom our bonds were g'vrn, avc
r * iake this puhlrc ir.ethod oi demanding our
a -' fever al bonds as alorefaid, and deft re all p< r
•a6Cfs sons to take notice, th*t we w ill pav no inte-
reft that may arise by ihe withholding ihe
aforefaid,as >c are veadv to
the fame on application to ur in Dumlntf,
° J Piincr WilltJm County. Viignua.
ilfaVs' J'"' s ' 1795
PHIL.P DA WE,
,nc " HANX'AH DICKINSON,
MARK WARTF.RS, & Higbfirld
Do' JOHN WARTtRh, & Lutisloid
ne in N. B. The fame N'otic. we gi>.e as above,
la del- 'for the reft of the payments as they become
>1 the due.
ytsai J»n. 23 2aw3w
rawn, Samuel Contes.
l( if. S!t his Store, No. 82, f'tuth Front
<ther. Street, hnth for Sale,
ickets Bb,s ' of Good
'sent New-England Beef,
;ty. ' 151 kegi Ptckktl SALMON,
50ce ard* ot" TO W L!NF,V
e gen- A pnantit/of Men's coaile SUOL^
whmtf AJ-LSPK:E, &C.
mo- 16
C O F F E E,
just arrived in the Rebecca, Captain
Hughes, from Jamaica.
ran. SALE BY
Peter Blight.
Who las a!fo now landing out of the Mer
cury, from Opono, Choict •
Red Port Wiac,
I N I' 1 r Ls.
Dec. iz (1
Robert Campbell,
No. 54, foul!) Second Jlreet, feconddear
below the comer of Cbefnut facet,
HAS FOR SALE,
The most Genera! and Exteufive A :Tort
ment of
BOOKS
Ever offered for sale in this City, amongst"
which are a number of the latest Euro
pean Publications
Also a Complete Ajforlmejtf of
English & American Writing
Pap'jr, Dutch Quills', Playing Cards, and
every Article in the Stationary Line.
' R. C. has lately printed, the following
BOOK S,
> %. Religious cases of Con
' fcicnce, aiifwrnd in an Evangelical nMunri,
' at the catuiAical Lct'uir in Lude S!. Helens,
' EifU»pfg» le s - pi^c -amis. H.}-
3 w?id, ro which is now aducd, ilie Spiuiual
I (_" ml ,p„non»or the ProfeHing Chi ilt ai., 11 led
3 at the B*r b God—Pure One D liar.
? 2. Med nations and. Contetiipiati.-ns, in 2
0 volume-, crn'ainhig Vol. i, Meditation Is
-0 moug the Tonihs ; Refi ctioni on a fmwrr
3 Garden ; >n<! a Default itf>on Creation. Vol.
2 Contem plattons °" the Night ; Contempla
tions on the ftjit) Heavens ; and a Winter
Pjeee. Bv James Hrrvey. A il. |aie Re
" ior of Wiltim Favell, JCorthiinpionihiic —
0 Pi re 8o Cents. .
3. Bs»utit«of Hervry ; or >lefcriptive,pic
turclqu', inftrufti\C alTagt s, felrtt d
II froni the woiksof deferv.ulv luieniicil
■ author; viz. Meditations among the- Tutnhi,
ls Rifl.ihoas on 1 Fiowir Gard. », Dcfc •••■ on
1 th- Creation, Content lationson tb-
c the ftiiry Heavens ; and aVV mier Purl ; the
'* molt impot'ant in errfting and p'ttn-t'iv|ijc
m palT'ges, ol Therpn & Afeal> u ; letter i & lei
*» 100ns. MifciHaneous traces, religious ednca
1T Eton of daughters ; and re mar ks on Lf-i d Bol
"" ingbroke's letters. To which air dried Me.
moirs of the Author's 111' and chaiutle(,Ai h
au E'"gicic Poem on his d eijjlrjf
Cents.
' 4. Rife and Pro s ref» of Rrlnnon in the
Saul, fttuftiated in a eiurleol I'tious ar.tl
n't aHdrrlT <, fr.iKd Ul ceif '1'5..1 tvov
,L gbarii£ler Mid circumttanu ; with a dcvOuii
V me'duanon and prayer added to each chap-
Lll tel. Tj> »H winch' aic subjoined a funeral
1 f rmonon h one ih«og »ve-e!iul. By Puilip
r ', D. D - P» .cc 60 Cents.
lu ' Scn oiis iy Hugh Btf 'i.D. 11. F. R.
" one ot the mm 11-1 jot the li#,h
" c ClvirrK, and Pjokir r <>f K ,M °'i- » l,c^
1 Lett<rsinihb Univr fity of Ed nbiygh. \'ot.
Prirr One P Hais
6. AScinion on ihe Freer* >n» Happi
,u. ness ot iJi' - United States of Amines jpi« .>clv
UC ;d in Caii'flcjOn th* shof O:o J ?94' c
,° ! ,-»iibliilied ot the lrqu il of tin- l'h»!«*«. cip 11.14
C ' iin»i l-.ancafler tnjopkof L«>*bf Hoile- By Ro-
X hen D'Vidfon, D.D- Paftoi of the Picfbytc
< ,?n church in C;nl fl , and one of lh< Pn» ' 1-
0.1 fini sin D ckenfun'i Coll gf—Price 20 Cenij.
7. 1h- Phdo(ophy ot Natuioi H.ito >, »y
n Williaip Sf*ip>!jc. Member of tne Isovai and
* Ant iquarian Society of £^nbui£h—- Pi tee &
Dollar?.
)rC * 8. The Wtft minflcr A (Tombl >'a Shor'cr
r ' ei Cattchilm, < x; ) ii'-cd by way ofqii' ilion jnd
answer, by and £i&>m—P. cc 80
Cents.
9. Mentoria, or the Y Ladie.s Fiiend,
[ bv Mrs. Rowf-'iv of the New i lHo(re, Pbi.a
ddphi «, aurhor ot the Inquifit F !>e dc
- Cliainbre, Vi£l<;rio, CharloHc, dtc. & ,
fy c Cents.
10. A S mole Storv. By Mrs. Inchbald~r
Psice One D -Hat.
ruar llt The Fol o f Q«i,»J ; tv, or the lJifloiy
of Hemy, E 'il ol Mow'autl, in thiev vot
? '* 1 nmrs by Mi. Br->okc, Price 2 D >D*rs 43
I 111 r. ''
Cents.
' is. Sermons on important fubjefcls, by the
1 rv late rev. anA pious Samuel D ivis, A. M. fume
I .' C " iimf Ptcfidcnt of «lie College in N- wJe 1 ley
. 1n 2 vols. To wWh'arc new. arid d, three
" rfr ' occasional fcrinon«, not included 10 shs ' >rr*-
41 ' cr edit of(s ; memoirs and cha't.-ttftei o' the
1 ln Jiuthoi, aiiei Iwo feimons '>n avcotini o< liis
' ' ilfAth, b\ the lev. D/s. Gibbons, ana F.uley,
' Pi \vr 4 f>j>l ai«.
jg. lhc Lit< of Paion Fferlci ick Tif-nck,
>VC his adveivurc , hisftweland cx
°Ur ccflive during t-n ><a»s n
p( f " mm* mi the four M :uiu/ by c®m
lntu~ mand of the l««e of Piulha; ai.ee
notes, hift«uie.'l, polit cal, and perfonai
ia,K( Puce One Dollai.
lltS ' 14. The Count Gcnert is, or the O*-
si. •, ou.y, and aii.hontv of JuifieHs of the
Peace; ftieriti , umic» Cbeni v - . rone s r
eoniVabUs, goalei*, jury mm, *ff.d <>v( f
of the poor ; as a'fo the office ole le*ks o ! J»1-
, fizc, and of the Ptac, oc,. to vvhicii
d"d, thetx ifeand militia laws of the t3nn
vivp, ccl States, and the act called the ten Puh" ,:
-OOie of ih' state of Pv.nnfylvani,r, andw
P: ice 2 D d'at 1.
jw i£i Ihe H illor y of a Rcpiobate; by
B r»oke—puef 20 ( Viv-.
16. A Treat if, on ihc fever J «rr
with some o : fcrvations on the inter
Fever "ol A n e» ic , ?nd an appendix, eonai"*
iii« fomc h nfs on ?i;e mejr>s ot prclcvng
the lieitrh of >in he» cii'" ates ; by Ko-
lackien, M. D. P»".icOi4c Do.lar.
. —
' Country Store!.•/ejn'rs can be
ed with Books and as aU' vc >
ie i E> by the quantity on very low terms.
Jan. 27
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