Gazette of the United States. — Philadelphia [Pa.], 1795-11-17 00:00:00, page 4

James IVl'Alpin, A
T A r L 0 R, lefil
N°. 3 South Fourth Strert, '
RETURN® his grateful acknowledge menh to bis Friends and tbe v:r
Public for tbeir liberal encouragement y and begs leavetofolkit
a torlinuhnte of their favors.
At bis Shop gentlemen may be furnijhed roitb tie be'l materials,
and have them rkade up and ftnifbed in the mojl fafbionable manner.
Me iv\tt tbankfuHy receive any orders and pay a prompt and
pungual attention to them. Off. 15 2aw
City of Wafnington.
SCHEME of the LOTTERY, No. 11,
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT-OF THE
FEDERAL CITY. g
i A magnificent ; 20,000 Dollars, and yi<
dwelling house, S 3 s i°°° J,e of i
50, 800
1 ditto 15,000 Ac ca!Vi 45,000 40,000
1 dmo 15,000 iic carti 15,000 30,000 Am
1 ditto ie,ooo ?c ca!h 10,0001 20,000
t ditto 5,000 ic cjih 5,000 10,000
j dlUa $,ooo4tc«!h 5,000 10,009 j. •
, Cacti pute ot 10,000 ,
2 dmo ,5,00s ••ch, are io,ot o
,0 dlii« '.ooi> lO.Mrt
a o ditto 50° 10,003 ' [_
,C 0 onto 100 10,000 !
200 di'.to 50 io,.ic*>.
<4itto «5 iT.soo
i.ooo cVun -» ao,oOO
15,000 dim "* 153,0*0
' . . UI
*^>739
§3,161 Blanks .
cc.ooo Tickets at 8 dol'.»r« 4<?0,t.'30
This Lottery will aiTord an elegant fpeeimen «£ thr
pri«ii*',ufclniglti> be crecKd in ihe Citv'ol Wasrittg<nii ;
-Two Ijraulifui defi|;nsarcfli. aJy fen. fleW (of the emifc ! er,
(ronti on two ot the. public ; from thefc dram - { pr:
in|i,'i( is proposed loercft'wo c#i>lre and leur corner
buil.lings, as (Vmmi as p«JTil,lc alter this Lottery is fold, and ~
to.to*.ey them when complete, 10 the fortunate adventm-.
ers, ir. the manner delcribed in the fcherae lor the Hotel
Lottery. A uctt drduAion ol live per cent, will be made
to defray the exprnees ol printing, &c. and j £
the surplus will be mide a pan lit tin fund in:rndeii lot tlte
National Uuivei&ly, to be eiefled wiihin the City of ,
Wifhington.
$ST The drawing will coiniaencc as soon as the Tickets
are lold off. The money pn.es will b- payable '
ill thirty davs after it is finilhcd,and any prizes for which
fortunjte numbers are not produced within twelve months "J
alter the drawing is closed ire to be coniidci«d as giycti '■*
towards the fund lor the University, it b ing determin
ed to fettle the whole business in a year from the ending
of the drawing and to take up the bonds given as feca- ; CI
ritv. 1
The teal fccn'rities given for ihe pavroentof the Prize j ret
are held by the Prcfident and two Dirc&ors of the j
of Columbia, and are valued at more than half the amount va
of the Lottery. '_*i
The twenty fbur gentlemen who by appointment of
the late Cor.uniffioners aflifled in the management of the an
Hotel Lottery are rcquefted to undertake this arduous talk
a fccond time on behalf of the public ; a fuflicient num
ber of thefc having kindly accepted, it is hoped that the
friends to a National University and the other federal ob
jects mjy continue to favor the design. The fynopGs of
one of'the Colleges, to form a branch of the National
Institution, is already in the press, and will be speedily
published, together with its constitution. -A
A compleat Plan of the whole of this Important
Institution, compiled from a fele&ion ef the befl materi
als, ancient and modern, will be fnbmitted to the public
whenever the fame may have gone through such revisions i
as may be ncceffary eftablifla the perfed confidence and
general approbation, so essential to its present rife and fm- n
ture exil'tence t»r the general good of America. f<
By accounts received fr*m the difterent parts of the p
Contineiit as wefi as from Europe, where the tickets V
have been sent for sale, the public are assured that the I
drawing will speedily commence, and that the care and F
caution unavoidably necellary to insure a fafe uifpofal ot
the tickets, has rendered the inor: fufps.uSoxrindifpcnfable% f<
February 24, 1795. 1
SAMUEL BLODGET. i
Aug 30 eorirf
*1 icketi be had at «he ol Columbia; ?
of J ame* Wrft <WCo. Biliidtore 01 Gideon Deoiloo, j c
Savannah, ol BoAon; of Hopkins y
Richmond : »ad «»r R'chard \Vc!is, Cooper's fer?v. * t
Andover Iron Works ;
TO BE SOLD, OR LET OX LEJSF. 1
T ■ "HEY are lituate in the counties of SuCfex and Morris, %
L iu the State of New-Jeriey : The ore lies within a
mile of the Furnace, is esteemed of the firft quality of any ]
in America, an*! particularly adapted for Steel.
The Furnace and Forge, to which beldng between u and
j 2.©DO aeresof l*an»i % will I** fold together, or leafed ei
ther Separately or together : they are diitant about leven
miles from each oilierand are an objeA well worth the
attention ot" Iron Maftsrs. The bull J»ng ; , &c. are in eve
ry Tcipecfc com-nodioui For further particulars apply to
Benjamin Chew, or John Lanhier, Piuladcjpliia.
Oct. 2. 3 r *w
lo be disposed cf at private fale y
Pursuant to the last Will and Teftamcnt of Cafpcr Grass,
deceased,
TWO two story brick MelTnages and Lots of Ground,
viz. No. 100, north Second, near Race; and No
i 74, north Fifth, near Vinc-ftreet—both good stands for
bufineis, particularlv the former. For terms apply to
LAWRENCE SECK£L, cr > r
CASPER GRAFF, [ Eicctors.
it, 1795- ' WW-
George Hunter,
Cbcmift,
As bis Lzboreticry, A>. li4> Second jlnf-
LNFORMS His formic culU»»n«r s and tbe -pufcnr, thai
he has ike DRUG butintfs >gam u« a » cxten
five plan.
He bat lor sale a aff.-Mmcnt of »
FRES H D RUGS,
CHEMICAL FREPARATIONS, and PATfcNT MEDI
CINtZ.
Likewise, painters*colours, dry and giound in o:!, p*m«
b'ulhcs, window and toach Rials, dvr Ituil>. imltcd oil,
oii ot turpinuue, copal oil varo;!h and japa>, waiKiitcd
8* od.
Aiium. c«»ppera«. tricdtr, g:ouno red wxod by the bogs
bead or Iraiikr ijttiot.ty.
As be imports ibe fwwpW (rom the or It »ia»ket>, ano
the comoofcticfts and preparations hunfcil y he is
enabled to \ouch lor and war:an: ever) »it*clc fold ou»
of his Laboiaiorv* anu likewile (o oifpofe ol tnein at tire
molt ieafanaiterates.
He wifties to fell a »a*ge LOT of GROUND,
the north-cast of H'gh EWveaili »l«ce
>..g 78 reet rrt>nt «n High-street, and 200 fcrt on Eleventh
theft, vpp*ste Mr. Lctpei's new buildings—Ana ancthc
LOT o»»thc north fide of High Ureet, near the above. *8
lect «o«:t, and aoo teet deep. Both lo*a h«vc the puvi
I gee: a 30 teci #lk) m ihe tear.
Dec. 13. at
PHHutDELWIAt I'tiKTia bv joyj, ££ A AO, K 3 * 11 y r.ix.f;:s!Strttt.—Pnc s Sis Dollar: Per Akhom.
LL persons hating any deaianJs 00 the Efcw 01
f~\- TVTa*y HeWson, hte ofßuclc? cou'mjr, JeceaL-d,are
desired to apply to William Hf.vvson, near iiriftol, in I t
the county aforefaid, for immediate fettleaient.- And all
persons indebted to said Estate are requeued to mate pay
ment to the said William Hewfon, whs is hereby audio
rifed to receive the fame. *
Elizabeth Hewson, Executrim. c
' Jonathan Williams, > £xecut , rr .
William Hewskn, S
Bzllemcadi, Bear Brijt.l,
0a.16, 179 S- dift
American Land/capes. a
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r February 18. j
1 F O ft SALE, a
A very valuable ES I ATE,
Called 'Th'ittekham.
d ! Q ITU ATE h, tbe tci-jnJMp ./ Vf/xn- Dirty, aid county cf , 5
e O DJwarey 7 1-2 miUt frem PbilaJdpbia, ani buff a ;rdc »
' frHl' tlx nrui IVrferit read: containing a.to acres cf eraUcnt g
LanJ, 45 of •uoich are good xthiierrd AfezdorVj 90 cf prime
S iVtod Land, and tbe rel Arable of tbe frjl quality. There ere ' £
j C on tb: pre- ifes a good ttuodory Brick House, ~citb 4 rooms on
jS a floor, and Cellars under the iubc/e y with a Pump f'/dt cf ex* j C
n alleat Water in front; a large frame Barn, Stdbies, and other j j
!_ C9ttven':er.t buildings; a Swale-House andfone Sprirg Hwfe ; tzvo J2
<r ' %ooJ Apple-Orchards> and one of Peaches. Tbe Fields arc alt in j*
1- Clover, except ibofe immediately under tillage, and are Jo tuid j
i out as to have tbe advantage of IVaier in cash of tbem y 'which i j
• \ renders it peculiarly convenient for Grazing. - j
k ! The fixation is' pleasant and healthy, and from tbe high culti- l( ,
»t nation of tbe La>id\ tbe good neighborhood, and tbe vicinity to tbe ci- j „
/», it is very suitable for a Gentleman's Country Seat. I jj;
as The foregoing is part of :te Rftatc of "Jacob deccafed jj,
»e jndoffered for sale by M ORDE»CAL LEWIS
Surs/fctihg Executor. 2 ]
1- OA. 9, 1795
Sale of valuable Property. 3
d To be Sold, by Public Audio, 1,
ly On THefday, the loth day of December, 1795,
At the Tontine CoiFee-Houfe in New-York, at 11 o'clock
nt in the forenoon, all the right, title, and intcrdl of the q
ri- AMERICAN IRON COMPANY,
tic In th-5 following valuable TRACTS of LAND, vi*.
11s I. A 1.1, that trat9 of land containing about 1500 acres, g
id J\. situate in the coaaty of Ora*je, being part of the L
a- mountain lots No. a 2 and 23, in the pat.nt of Gheelecock, j
formerly laid out by Charts Clinton, Ef<j. decsafed, and £
he purchafcd by the Agent ot the Amentan Iron Company of £
its Wiliam Smith, Esq. on the Bth day of November, 1766. £
he This tract contains forae plough land and swamp; also q
ad Potuckelt Pond ami the outlets thereof. p
of 2. All that trafl of land situate on the well fide of Hud- j
[e. son's river, near Buttermilk Falls; containing locoacre* (
In this trail there is said to be a valuable mine, fotne good j
swamp and timber land. I
' 3. AU those two traAi situate 011 th« north fide of the j
<; Mohawk river, being part of the Manor of Colby, pur- _
», chafed by the Agent of the American Iron Company in the j
ins years 1765 and 1767, of Oliver Delancy, Esq. the one con
" taining 4940 acres, the other 3815 acres.
— 4. All that trad; of land fr.uate on the north fide of die (
Mohawk river, near the German Flats ; adjoining part of
Cofbv's manor, and bounded on this east by Canada creek.
This trail will be divided, and fold in the follow lug Lots,
ri*, vz,
1 a Acres. Acres,
ny Lot 1 containing 966 Lot 14 containing loco
cl. z QO7 15 1000
nd 3 844 16 519
ei- 4 £o4 - iy 4ii 1
'•n 5 ;62 18 11 So
6 SOS 19 1000 | 1
,e " 7 970 10 lo^o
to 8 1000 ii loco
9 1000 22 390
10 loco 23 750
11 icco 24• 930
12 loco 45
-iff, 13 icoo >
The t.-3>X No. 4 iserJeflynoach, maple, ba&and elra.
md, 'i'iir purchase money to be paid by the following snftal-
N"i> -nvnts . one-fourth on the d.iy of sale; one-fourth on the
for firft TuJdayin April next; onc-foarthou th« lint TneKtay
n iaOclo'ocr, 1796; an 3 the remainder®n the firil Taefday
rs in April, 1797. when deeds will be gircn to the purchaser.
Pians of the different traAsof land may be fetn by ap
plying to Mr. Piter G*/rf, one of th« trufl»es, ia N«w-
York; or to Mr. EJ-wart EJzr.rds, in Piiiladelphie.
Novesnbeo 4. n:&t.
Forty Dollars Reward.
y TJ AN away from the fubfcriher, living at Mordington
Mills, near Franca, in Kent eov.nt/, (late of Dela
that ware, on the night of the a;th cf Jane last, a ilav? negro
■.en- man named BENN, about a" old, 5 feet 10 or 11
inches high, of a yellow complexion, and might pais for a
mulatto. Th- clothcs he haa ©n cannot, with exa&nefs,
be ccfcribed, as he made fcvcral breaches of honesty, in
that way, oa his setting out. He is a-very great sloven
in hisdrefs; has natwaify ar <i>qd«ri:td ana iurly counte
nance, altho* he at rimr» afifits a &n.ling oac ; hi. vikge
,t! "' is thin, with large black whSLcrs; the whites of hu eyes
o, '» often red :It is not recolleded whether he has any par-
ticular !«efe-marks, exccpt on his back, where may be
fcea (tho* the fe rs •! the whip, placed by judicia!
Authority, for houie-hroking, lock-breaking, kealing,
«s.c. as well before, as since I purchased huu. He is poi
ie feCVd of bat a lxnall share of rea'"oil or sensibility; a great
ou coward, tho* his looks are dcv.'iih, and at the lame time
, fceaking. As he took his iight upwards from here, a:
the convmencemeKt of liarvcft, it is prcfumed he wa - per
suaded by fonie of the free negroes is this auarter to make
his cfoape with thrm—&onld he nit be in Philadelphia,
ta'n. }, e Js. probably between here and there.
' er * : Whoever takes up ti.e said negro Benn, and fec*res
:i ~ c him xn any public goal, so that his master get him
* CijJl have thj above reward ; and if brought home
,CIVI charges for rdaionable expe .ces, paid by
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each fkite. of New-York.
A lift of the commHUon-rs princes and £c
oi loans. publics of Europe.
c A table, fiiewing the propor- Lift of the navy of Great
tion of froe persons to Britain, corre&ed a»ree
-1 fluves, and of males to fe- able to the late ft informa
males, See. irvthe U.S. tion.
Militia of the United States, Do. of the navy of France,
v.ith the proportion of do.
each. State of and a diary
An alphabetical lift of duties of thj winds and weather
agreeably to the last aA in Philadelphia; daring %
of Congress. months, ending ift Sept.
Amount of impost and tonn- 1795*
age of one year. Bills, of mortality in Philad.
Ctiftom-houfe fees, &c. of one year.
This little volume will contain a much greater compa's,
as well as variety of .matter, than that of the preceding
year, and wiH b? embcllifhed with an engraved front "s
---piece, title page, and a vignette faced with a head orna
ment, to each month. The icenes depi&fed in the vig
nettes, allude chiefly to the rural labours olthe year. The
engravings are new, and executed with an excellence that
aoes credit to the American fine arts.
sfi the fame place may be bad,
Plans of the city of Philadelphia, and its enviroa*, accu
rately engraved from a late survey.
Maps of the United States, and of each ilate feparitclv.
A valuable collection of modern B&cL, and a general aliort
ment of Stationary Wares.
Note.—Thole who desire it, may have the
oned Maps, or any other, coloured, canvaiTed, and varatffc
ed, and put up in any manner that may be most conveni?
cat, by applying at dire&ed above.
'» OA. 2, 1795. law.
§ Mr. Walter Robertfon
Tlt»4_u K ._toj«o«aiut the Gentlemen, l'ubfcribers to
d -D the print Pur/fatr m<■ n Fretident
of tie United Statesof America, ■ [ < ■
from an original piSare paistcd by W. Robeitfon, that T
the Proofs ready for delivery to the fevcral fubferib
ersat John James Barralet's, No. 19 north Ni:Kh-ilre« ;
er at J. Ormrod's, book;eHer, No. 41, Ch2fnut-ilre*t,
where the fubferibers are requested to fen J their addrcls.
O&obcray. cod
r" LOTTERY INTELLIGENCE.
it
We are informed tlat the gentleman who drew the
„f dollar prize, in the Canal Lottery, was the
ts proprietor of only a lingle Ticket—This instance of
j-i good fortune, Ihews that it is well ts be in Portiaie'j
J. road; and is the more plcaflng, as the owner of the
of prize is a very worthy, though not a very affluent ci
tizen. •
of The Scheme of the Canal Lottery is*certain!y one
& of the heft which has appeared—fv?r, mdcpend nt cf.
t'neufeful objects to which its proceeds;.:, to be ap
plied, the scheme is so calculated as to continually en
hance the value of theTickcts remaining in tly wheel;
°f because, while the drawing progrelfcs, the cb-.nce of
ie a capital prize growing greater, Hl'.lil increaie the va
lue of the undra.wn Ticket.
The Prizes drawn to the close oi the drawing on
last Wednefiiay Evening, were
1 of li.ooo
t of - I,ooa.
5 of - l,»oo
4 of joo
II of - • .
IJ CO ot - "
he And there then rewair.ed in the wheel
he 1 of - - - 50,000
1 of - 30,000
ng a of - lo,oco
6 cf - ' ■ r 2 'S°°
es, 9 of . - 2,000
rt- 15 of - - i,003
te» 36 of - - 500
«r 89 of - - 100
14800 of - - 11
And ? ftationanr prizes of a O,OOO dollars ei:h ; by
l— which, and the nature of those 5 stationary prizes,
which 2re to beloßg to the five last drawn tickets, it
ot will be found, that an undrawn ticket was yefterd*
6 o morning, worth nearly 11 1-: dollars, which, H
! the beginning, was worth no more than 10 dollars—
and fo C the undrawn tickets mult continue tc incrcifs
ra- in valce, as fact as the drawing proceeds:
: tT circutr-Cance tvill account for the number of 0:n;r»
ia'd which are opened for the file oi Tickets, S3 the pro
aje fits must be daily ir.creafmg; and in a few days a
sSe Ticket now felling at ii dollars, will no doubt ca:u-
Kh mand 15 dollars, and must continue to get fcightr »s
the drawing apprsxin.atis to the five flationary piiie*
ion of ao,ocodab r; ca h. '
a \LL perlons indebted to the Eltate 01 SAMUfcL
a P S J\ FRAUNCES, Ute of this crfy, Innkeeper, de
-6110 ceaied, are delired to make payment to the fubfc.-icCT;
, , and all those who have any demands agah.ft said
_e '" Estate, are requtfted to bring in their accounts prrper
,„j ly atteCed.
SAMUEL M. FRAUN'CES, Asing Exetutor.
luE South Warer-fireet, N"o. <$•
Oiiober aB, 1795. -
om- 4 1.1. prrio-i indebted to the ESate 01 Doda: JOHN
tion i 1 H. GIBBONS, late of Philadelphia, decesOed, ars
reqoelled to make payment; and tiiofe who hare a»f
May deuiands agaiuft said E'tlate, are desired to bring m r
aciouna duly attfAed, for lettlement, to
s has ROBr.RT HEYSHAM.
Attorney in fact for Mary GijioaSjadaili-iriti**
del- to the fit&d decea t i'i Krtate.
A. Arcfc-ftrect,No. jc;, Not. 4. " sa»ft