Gazette of the United States and daily evening advertiser. — Philadelphia [Pa.], 1795-03-17 00:00:00, page 4

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to tu Public.
*.* Tickeia may be had ai the Bank ol
Coluin'.ia ;of J-imesWeft Co. Haliimorr
o* Gideon Denilou, Savannah; ol Pe
Gilman, Boston; of John Hopkins, Rich
mond : and »f Richard Well*; Cooper's Icr.
The twenty four gentlemen who by ap
pointment of the late Commiflioners a (Tilled
in the management of the Hotel Lottery are
requeued to undertake this arduous talk ;• fe
eond time on behalf of the public; a fujTici
ffit number of tliei'c having kindly accepted,
k is hoped that the friends to a National Uni
versity and the other federal obje&smay con
tinue to favor tlje deftgn. The synopsis of
"In of the Colleger, to form a branch of the
National Inlitution, is already in the press,
and wil be fptidily published, together with
hs ccnftlt its: n.
A c, m/. t Plan of the whole of this
Important lnlthution, compiled from a fe
ledlion of the bell materials, ancient and mo
dern will be submitted to the public -when
ever the fame may hare gone through such
revifiom as may be necessary to eftablilh the
perse& confidence and general approbation,
so eflWitial to its present rife and future exif
tonce for the ganeral good of America.
This Lottery will atford an elegant fpeci
*r>eo ol ilie private ou ridings to be t. reft d in
cue City nf Walhtngton— Two beautiful de
signs are already feu aed for the entire fronts
On two of the public fqu-rrea ; from ibele
drawings, it is propoled to ercif two centre
and liftir corner buildings, as loon as palhble
after tins Loitery is lold, and to co nut) them
when coiiijilcie, to 1 he fortunate adventurers,
in itic manner defer.bed in the Iclicrac lor
tne hotei Lottery. A neti d. duttion of five
per cent, witl. be madetudeliay the neces
sary txpences of priming, & c . and the lui
plui will oc uiaiie a pari oi th. fund intended
lot ~ie National Univ. rfiiy, to be ersfted
wnh 11 the City.«■( Walhin»:on.
Tne drawing will commence as soon
as t:e 1 ickets ait loli'. off. The
money pi ires will be payable in thirty days,
after it is fimlhej, and any 1 pll7.es for which
loiitnid.c numbers are not p.odueed within
twt Ive aionths alter the drawing is closed are
10 lie couGsleref) as given towards the fund
for tiie Uiiivt rfity, it b'ing d-o rmineci to
fettle the vr.iole tiutinefs in a year Ironi the
ending of the drawing and to lake up the
bonds given asfecuiity.
The iesl|fc*ifritiet given for.the,payment
oT the tztl, ar£ held by [he Pieftdent and
two DirettOrs of the Bank'of ColufliUa,and
air valurd*«tmore thao hall the aMo a n't of
Ihr *'
By accounts received from the different
parts of the Continent as will as from Eu
rope, where the tickets have been sent for
sale, the public are afTureJ that the drawing
will speedily commence, and that the care
a«td caution unavoidably necessary to insure a
:'afe disposal of the tickets, has rendered tho
fhorr suspension indispensable.
February »4, 1795.
City of VVafhington.
FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT
OF THE
Federal CITY.
i A magnificent J 20,000 Dollau, and
dwelling hoafe, 5 carti 35,0c0 ate
5 3,000
1 ditto 15,000 & ca!>> 15. 000 40,000
I ditto 15,000 & calh 15,000
1 ditto ia,ooo ie carta 10,000 20,000
1 diitu s,ooodt.alh 5,900 to'ooo
t ditio 5,000 it calh 5,000 10,000
j Calh pute o\ 10,000
2 ditto 5,oo» each, are ,0,0 o
{o ditto t.ooo io,oo*>
20 dui« 500 10,000
JOO flttto 100 10,000
soo ditto 10,000
t oo ditto 25 10,000
t.ooo djuo 20 to,o n c
15,000 ditto !• 150,000
16,739 P"" 1
33,201 iJlaukt
50,000 Ticltete at 8 dollars
i Sulncribcra to the work, entitled,
tHO: Jr£t>£RAL POLITICIAN, are infor
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attending an improved publication, they will j
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price, under the alturance, that the fa]< of
it will be unavoidably enhanced to flon-fiib
icribers by a fourth.
He requelh, at the fame time, all printers
and correspondents throughout the Uriited
States, who may have procured any fubferip
tions, to lend hi hi, bv pofl, a lift of them,,
tog-thcr with the names of those editors,
who, to their knowledge, have inferttd their
propofala, in or ier to make the neceiTary ar
rangement. Meanwhile, as the subs riptions
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merous, to defray the cxpeuces of the'publi- j
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rantjge will-be taken from it.
March 6.
Aug 3a
SCHEME
OF THE
LOTTERY,; No. 11.
Samu e l Blodget
eodtf
400,000
PHILADELPHIA .-—Printeb b * JOHN FENNO N n
NO, No. 11 9 , C«EWUX i.TREEJV-P.UCE S.X DoLLARJ Annum
With an Appendix, containing Abftrafts of
thcAets of the Legifl.iture since the \e#r
s79°, and their Gi ants fjMoneyfor im
piOving'KbJbs and NAVIQAitI Waters
thronghout the state to which is ah
nexed.
* Ah Explanatory Map."
by Di eaion o' the Piefljfcnt and
Managers of the SchuvikiH and : Su!a,.e
lianna, and the Delaware and Schuylkill
Navigation Companies.
" Here fnioo'th Canals, across th' extend.
e<l plain
Stretch their log arms to join thediftant
main,
The sons of toil, with many a w#sry stroke
Nc.mp the hard tw>li,m of the solid rock •
Refiltlets through the ft
Wit+Hie..d) patienie, work tlicir gradual
• w ay;
Compel the Genius of th' unwillinp flo.d
T rough the brown horiorifof the aged
v*ood;
Cross the lone waft'e the Giver om thei
pour,
And cheer the baraen heath,or fulien moor
" The traveller, with pleafuig wonder
fees
The fail gleaming tbroughtbe duflcy
And views the alter'd lind oape with fur
priee
And doubts the magic fcer.es that round
him rife.
like a floek offwjn*, above his head
Tlje.r woven win, 5 th . fly „g velfels spread
While"l e ! . Ct |" >K artlul s,glide
e each, unming ed, pours a leparate
4 tid»;
Now, through the hidden veins of earth
they flow
And vilit ftilphurous mines and caves be
low.
The ductile ftreamsobey tl.« hand
And social Plenty crowns the happy land!
' . 2awtf
Of T H 1
Canal Navigation in Penn-
Jylvania.
Application), of Executors ar.d Admi
nistrators, raoft be accompanied with le
gal evidence of their refpetfive appoint
ments, and of the time of the dec.afe of"
the Invalids, whole psnfions they mav
claim.
By order of the Prejident of the Unit
cd Stales,
JANUARY j6, i 79 5.
INFORMATION is hereby given, to
-i ail the Military Invalids of the United
States, that the lums to which they are
mtitled for fix months of their annual pen
lion, from the foU'rth of September, 1794,
and which will become due on the fifth
day of March, i 79 ?, will be paid on that
day, by the CommifTioners of Loans, with
in the Stales refpedively, under the usual
regulations.
James Hardie,
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sre entrusted with subscription papers, will
. obliging at to ■ cturn them by the firft
ot Match, in order that their names may be
jnlerted as patrons of the work.
J an - 2 4 jlawtf
Department of War.
M . v be had of
John Orihrod, No. 41, Chef
riut Jireet.
mict—as clnts.
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Ihe eft tbliihinent oi oilr pre/ent happy form
ot government, as also ti> tranfmit'ta posted
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most iudebteu ior her liberty and L mcicy<to- 1
denee.
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No. 80, Chefnut street,
And at tht Philadelphia Library,
historical account
or THK
Rife, progress, and present
state
Of the celebrated Per/ormane*iflKferrrhi
Sijpatui-e of *
Monday March id, 1795.
Inland Navigation.
Jan. 27.
M A N L I U S,
A FEW COPIES
Timothy Pickering,
Secretary of War.
lawßw.
THAT valuable and well known Kftato,
called SCOTIA, situate on the north bank of
the Mohawk river, diredlly opposite the po
pulous and flourifbing town of SclieutfAaiy,
at the foot of the water-communication from
the Western Country, and Uppr Canada;
sixteen miies 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 State? with the great weflern Lakes.
The roads from tlie weflern and northern
parts of the state of New York, together
with a number of other public reads here
meet, and lead to the noted ferry kept oppo
iite the said town.
It contains upwards of one thousand acres,
a gr at proportion of which is intervale or
lowland, calculated both for grass or grain,
producing great burthens annually ; it may'
be laid into a number of valuable farms, af
fording convenient and handsome building
ground*, .here Is now on the premises two
very large and commodious dwelling houses
with large Dutch bams, barracks, hovels,
llablei,, cart and waggon house, carriage house
store house, summer house, and other out
houses, on a commanding, eminence near the
bank of the river, affording a beautiful and
extenfire profpetf of the river for several
miles, the lowland, the town, and a fine lake
of water, covering about thirty acres, well
stored with all kinds of river fifh, fowl, &c.
There a good grift mill on a never failing
stream of water, a good frame house, &c.
for the miller, also convenience above the mill
for ereiSing more water works ; there is a
bearing orchard with nearly one thousand ap
ple trees, fetout, grafted of the best fruk.the
gardens are flocked with a 1 the various fruits
the climate will admit; also several tenements
with portions of land on fliort leases.
The land in point of fertility of foil, is ex
ceeded by none in the state ; there is now in
the grou d near two hundred bushels winter
gram, which will be included in tkc above
tale.
For terms Of Talc apply to the Sobfcriber,
rending on the premifcs, MeflK Oliver Wen
dell or Harrifon G. Otis, Esquires, in the
town of Boflon, Cornelius Ray, or De Witt
Llinton, Esquires, at the city of Naw York-
James Gordon or Henry Glen, Esquires, two
b 'T7 nberi of Congress, „ the city of
Philadelph.a; Stephen N. Bayard, in'the
town of Scheneaady, by whom the price &
terms ot sale will be communicated.
®' The remaining stock unfold, and
all the farming utensils, the purchaser or pur
may c acc °mniodated with.
Phtlad. Feb. 7
tu - /• 2aw3m
Also two small islands in the river, opposite
the mansion house.
w;^7,n W ° f P remises ' i( " presumed,
will fully equal any description that can be
given thereof.
Pour leg conditions de Ventes il faut fe
rcndre chez le fouffigne demeurant fur les
lieux ou a meflieurs Oliver Wcndel et Harri
fon G. Otis, a Bolton—me/lieurs Cornelius
Ray et De Wit Clinton, a New-York—mef
lieurs James Gordon et Henry Glen, mem
bres du Congres, a present a Philadelphie,
on a nionfieur Stephen Bayard dans la ville
de Schenedlady, qui feront connoitre le prlx
et conditions dc la Vente.
JOHN SANDERS.
LA BELLE Hal-iUti»n coilnue par Ic nom
de SCO !'IA, fituc fur le bor.i du nord dc la
Riviere Jj Moli<*\vk ct vis-a vis la florlfifamte
ville ae Schenectady qni eft a l'extremite dc
ia communication slur can entre la Caneda et
autre* ties occidental avec In vilic d'Alba
me dont elle eft de seize miles Aii
glois ou cinq lieues un tier- de france.
Cette terre eft bornee par la dite Riviere
environ deux tier# de lieue—le« grands Che
mins des parties de l'oueft et du nord fe joig
ncnt en cet endroit avec plniicurs autres et
conduifent a I'endroit par ou Ton traverse la
Riviere vis a vis la dite ville—cette habitati
on contient plus de mille acres, une grande
partie de ia qu lie efl en plain de la premier,
qualite et propres pour d s prairies ou du
grain dont elle produit une grand abon
dance.
On pourroit la devifcr en pluficurs habita
tions donnant a chacune.des situations tres
commodes a placer des mairohs—-elle contient
a prefcnt deux maifons grandes et bien com
modes avec des Granges Ecuries, Magazns,
des Remises pour les Voitures et plufiers
autres batimens (Jbi font tres convenables
le tout fitue fur une elevation au Sord de la
ditt Riviere d'ou Ton a une vue bien agreea
ble fur la dite ville, des prairies dans fes en- i
virons et de la Riviere aulfi bien que d'un
Refer voir d'environ trente acres, qui ell bien
fourni de pa il'on ct de gibier.
II y a aufli fur la dite terre une Moulih a
eau fur un courjnt qui ne manque Jamais,
avec une Qiaifon pour le meunir ; on y pour
roit ajoutcr d'autres moulins, See.—fur cette
terre efl aufli un bon Verger des meilleurs
.fruits de ce pais d'environ mille arbres,elites,
les Jardins aborident de toutes fortes de fruit
propre pour ce climat—Dependent aufli de
cette terre plufieurs tenements avec des lots
dc terre dont les baux font d'une courte dure.
11 n'y a point de terre dans ces parties que
foit plus feconde pour toutes fortes de grain
d'hiver dont il en a etc feme I'automne
pafie prefque deux cents botffeaux ce que sera
compris dans la Vente aufli bien que deux
petites Isles dans la Riviere vis a vis a la mai-
On penfe que la vue de ces terres on don
nera une plus haute idee qu'aucun defcrip
twn qu'on pourroit en donner.
Scotia, Jan. 28, I 795.
STJTE
A VENDUE,
T Jne Terre Superbe fitile dans
I'Etat dela Nouvells
York.
Valuable Property
.' f ✓/
JOHN SANDERS.
For Sale,
IN THE
C ontaning— A description us that conn,
rrv- ofihe manners and cilftoms of the in
habitant';—and ;0| theirfeve al wars against
Spain, Fame, England, Holland, Venice,
and other powers of Europe—from the u
lurparion of Barbarous and the invasion ot
Charles V. to the prefentiime With a
conc'fe riew ot" the otitfii of the war be
tw en Algiers a id the United States.
Fmbe'lilhed with a n.ap of barlmry, com-
P.ehe. dmg Morocco, Fez, Alfiiet., Tunis,
and Tripoly. 7
To the- prrfent edition is added a very
copious index, containing l ettrr ,
Inndry American prisoners in Algiers to
their friends in the United Staes—a Ti ft of
'he veflels taken—and lninv very inteicft
ing articles not n the firft edition.
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the attent on of all who interest theinfelve'
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" The authors have • refunud to affix to
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Extract FROM THE CRITICAL Review
January, i794—page !2 .
" We have < ertainly derived much plea
lure, "nd acquir d mnch info, matin.. sou.
'ier than a com vision ol her integrity of
he regularity of herforiner cor.dust, is en
iced from lie governed, and accompanies
vnu- g officer to America—The mairiag
ceem njr, if not forgotten, is pnftponed,
and Charlotte dies a martyr t* the incon
(tancy of her lover, and treachery of his
friend, —The fi+ uation.* are ai tlels ardaf.
f <fti»c —the descriptions natural and pa
thetic; we fhonld fed for Clrarlone it lucli
i person evtrexifted, >a ho for on< eiror,
scarcely, perhaps dclervcd so fcvere a pu
fhme• •t. If it it a fiction, poetic jnftlcc
s ii*", wt think, prop iJjr difti ibuteu."
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j. Adventures if Rodent Random. 2 vols
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it commencement to the death ol the
On. en and the execution of Brill'ot.
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Extract prcpm the Prefacf.
by Matthew Carey,
No 118, Market Streety
* «
1. Charlotte, a tale of truth,
By Mrs Row/on, of the tie<w-Tbeatre
Philadelphia.
Second American edition —Price 75 cents.
("The rapid file of the First Edition of
this interesting novel, in a few months,
isthe best proof of its merit.J
$xtraß fram the Critical Review, April
1 79 I > P~ 468.
i t may be a tale of t' urll, (or it is noi tin
natuial, and it is a tale of real diftrels—
Charlotte by the artifice of a teacher, re
ti'rtimended to a school from humanity ra-
PRJSTKD
BOOKS.
iST PUBLISHED
. ' March 5, 1795.
Propo(als will he received by the Se
cretary of State, in purfuauce of :■:
foregoing Refolntion.
Resolved, That the Secreta
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polals from any person or peifons fi<illocl
in the art of Stenography, or capable
of reporting deba.es with accuracy,
and to report the fame to this house,
at the commencement of the next IV(li
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refpedting the qualification of the said
person or persons for the said duty, to
the end that this house may be enabled
to appoint one or more persons as offi
cers of the house, for the valuable pur
pose above mentioned.
AN Elderly peilon, *ho wrtt.s a
and u'.dterftiiucls Jccouoj^ t and who al-.
">cani>e < A II KCOTTimtnded foi »os. hoiulty
aud ncfuHty.
In the House of Reprefntatives oj the
United States, March 3.-/, 179 J.
Wants Employment^
Any »radrirtyati or meet dtiii vv h'otbev v .
»ut his bills, may i ct •vc iu'ofroai '.m t
Jlyingio J-mcs ccmciut Jbonit
>nd FUjth ftici
HOJTgB, ft jda, ft.Tt^le^T-^ggmtTT~neW7-? :n
or without l.ind. The mill i, situate on
v -r failing ijream of w.tcr in Lower J
on townfliip, about 8 miles from Fhila
phia. For terms apply to
Paul Jones,
A PAPER M I L L,
In complete order, being entirely new,
containing; three pi esses and twe ironi'crcws,
a large drying Loft, together with every o
thcr requisite.
Also a good convenient Stone Dw< • -
•ft properly ;so Ids C ;rc t-'.r
orm li.eir hurts to *oodne( s , ,h„
Ight.n then midcitlam 'tigs wu[
tnowledgc. A lii.nt drid ( !, jr j|, r
» jifo given of (arrcd a,id profane
mj some K- it,in* hi Geog-aphy, *j
s blended throughout with t'ie a
he whole bring wuS p £
Icxions and moral Talcs.
19. Du,«J..'t El ikiii, u ( 1,1,1 c. 80, U.I,
?0. an epic pocni. 3 - 1-2- •
zi. Tench Coxe's xarainaiionof ]. o 'd
field's observations. 62 1 2 r C r:s
22. Ladies' Frifcmi. 37 cen 4 '
23. Srhift/s hiilory ol \cv* York, fro
flifcovr.y (fa ,- 32 . , dollar
14. Compific A; las for the pirlt,,, wai
tainiriß maps ,j( France, Holland, \
lfnd», Germany, Spain, Italy, al ,
Well-!.,dies. E doling.
a . (-'cmii'iiMnns <,f the limited States
c tne Federal Cohllnuiifci 62 1-2 Ct .
Peyton's Grammar f»r irehchr „
learn Engliflii c ins.
a 7 Epi6teii EftclutidioiV. 3 i cenis.
Gayi f* a tries. 3 i rents.
29. Chiiflian Ecr>nomy . 25 cents.
30. Charms of Mel.ay, a choice co!
ol Sohgj. 25 ccnts.
31. Ameiiean Muleum, ,2 vols, Bvo.
teen dollars mil socems.
" The American Mi.lVum is not «■
nenily calculated «o dtff.imnatc polu
othct valuable informa.ion, but it l, t
unilor n,ly condtitled with talie, at t< n- in, &
propiin\. I, to these itr,D,i.ta„i nl.j.-flj'i e
funeraddetl the more .nimr.lt»t e „
relcuing puhhc doegmen 1 from ohl von I
will vtn'uie I. pionoutice, a. m v f,
! » " ,ore Jtt.-r.iy plan h„ nivrr r
bee n undertaken in Ameiica, , lor one more
deltmng ot pwolic mrourdgenir nt."
GiT)( r c i Wjihington.
23- *"">»«/ Col Humphtey,. a? ~J
34- Catechism ot Man. 18 ~s c «nts.
35- Tom Fame's Jcrlts. t8 t. 2 cents
36. Carey's account of the Yellow Fever 4 h
edition. 50 cents. *
37. Devout Chriftian'i Vade Mccum. 2/
cents. '
38. Garden of the Sou). 40 cents.
39- Thii k well on' 1 . cfiu».
40. Dniday Bible, 6 dollars.
Nov. 29
Take notice that on the third
Day of March, the C' -partntrfhip of the '
Sublcribers was difioWed by mutual cons nt.
Ail persons indebted to the said Company
are requetted to make speedy Payment, and
all persons having demands against said Com
pany are requelted to exhibit them for fettle
stent.
Lewis Deblois,
Samuel Brcck, ji.ll.
Philad. March 3d. 1795. law^m
Ticklenburgs, Oznaburgs,
and Glass Ware, v
Landing* from on beard the Jhp
from
J' 1 "-
ALSO,
Coffee of prime Quality
In hoglheads and tiprces,
Muscovado Sugars
In hog/heads,
German Steel,
ASSORTED WOOLLENS,
Jn fmaj] Bates, See. for sale by
Rundle & Murgatroyd^
■ ISo. ir, Wainut ftieetjrJxari'.
Who want to purchase or 400
Casks Good Flax feed.
Nor. 11 3tawtf
Extract fiom the Journal,
March i%
Department of State,
JOHN BECKLEY, Clerk.
Advertisement.
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