Gazette of the United States and daily evening advertiser. — Philadelphia [Pa.], 1795-02-03 00:00:00, page 4

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i. Charlotte, a tale of truth,| ! 9
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By Mrs Ro<wfon, of the tse<w-Tbe atrc I '
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Second American edition—Price 7 ? cents. I 22
[The rapid tie of the First Edition of j ,g.
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E*tra3 frem the Critical Review, April 1 t
1 79 1,/>. 468. ! 1
It maybe a talc of truth, lor it is not un- I '
natural, audit is-a tale of real distress— I 2 5>
Charlotte by the artifice of a teacher, re- I 1
commended to a fchoof from humanity raj
tii«r tban a convitiion ei her integrity of J
the regularity of herformer conduft r is en j
ticed from he l governess, and accompanies I 2
a young officer to America—-The marriage I ®9"
ee'em hv, it not forgotten, is p<>ftponed, I 0
and Chai lotte dies a martyr t* the incon- I
ftancy of her lover, and, treachery oS his I® J
friend,*—'The situations are artless and as- I ,
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ti'i#tie; we (hould fee! for Charlotte if such I t
a person everexifted, who. for ot%:- error, j un j
ftarceiy, peiihaps de!er«ed lb levete 3 pu I prc
niflunent'. If it is a fi&ipn, poetic juftiee I s up(
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F R E S >1 I
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I |N
AND I w
GIN in Pipes, N
j Now Landing from on board the Ihip I
Feggy, John Elliott raafter, I
from Amsterdam. I
I Also Imported by tbe late Arrivals, 1 A
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Di'to Ravens Duck J
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" I FOR »AIE BY I tl
r Pragers <&* Co. ;;
s I Nov. 11 J ®
; Frefli Teas, U
5 1 Of Superior Quality, viz.
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j j Hyson Gomee,
tl 1 (Iquality Hyson,
i I 2d. do. do.
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Dec. IQ . eodtf |
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i- I Landing from on board the ship Peggy, I ]
from Amsterdam.
7-1 ALSO, I .
J Coffee of prime Quality I!
In hogsheads and tierces,
a- j Muscovado Sugars
I Iri hoglheads,
! German Steel,
ASSORTED WOOLLENS,
n- I In small Bates, &c. for sale by
ISj I Rundle y Murgatroyd y
r y I No. 11, Walnut street wharf,
im I Who want to purchase 300 or 400
tO l Casks Good Flax feed.
ol I .. J
Nov. XI jtawtf
es Bank of the United
m States.
January $th. 1795.
Notice is hereby given, that
ol* I there will be paid at the Bank alter the
I 15th instant to the Stockholders or thrir re
cr " I i>■ jfentativei duly authorifid, Sixteen Dol.
''7 I for each Ibare, being tSe dividend dr
,ric I clared for the last fix months.
,"' 5 I By order »f the President and Direflors,
In, I '
John Kean,
io I Cajhier. I
Jn-. 5. *
Inland Navigation. |\\
In the Press and speedily wi|l be pybli&ed J A
by I o) (
Zachariah Poulfon jun. I ' a e^
No. 80, Cheftiut ftrect, I yea'
A N I com
HISTORICAL ACCOUNT |w?
OF THE I n '
Rife, progress, and present J:
state J
o F TH * I h
; Canal Navigation in
Jylvania. J an^
' With an Appendix, containing Abftrafts of 1
the Aits of th'e Legiilatui e fmce~fTli; year I ou
' 1790, and'their Grantsrf Monevfor im- I .
pjoving Road; mod Navigable Waters!
thronglioiK the state —10 whuh it ib- I j
nexed, I —-
" 'An Explanatory Map." I
i Publilhed by Etireftion o' the ' 1 efilent and |
Managers of the Sttiuylkill and .*■ 11 (tjnc I
lianna, and the Delaware and Schuylkill I <
Navigation Companies. I *
" Here smooth Canals, across tV extend I
ed plain I
' Stretch their |pi g armi to join the distant I
main.' I
The foiTs of toil,-with many a weary ftrokt I
Scoop rtie hard beffom ot the fblid rock; , I
Refiltlefs through the ft ff oppofingclay, I _
With ftead> patieq. e, work their gradual! r
way; I
Compel the Genius «f th' unwilling flood I
Through the broVn horrors of the aged 1
wood { 1
4 Cross the lone waste the' silver urn they I
pour, I
, And chftr the barren heath,or ful'.en moor. j
" The traveller, with pleasing wonder j
5 lees I
The white fail gleaming through the dulky I
tree-.; j
And views the alter'd landscape with fur- I
L i , prize j
And doubt-; the magic scenes that round I
him rife. j
Now like a ffock offwans, above his head, I
Their wo-vfcn wings the flying veffelsfpiead I '
Now meeting flreams,in artftil nraat s,glide I
While each, unming'ed, ppurs a fepaiate i "T
tide j I 1 '
Now, through the hidden vein's ot earth 133
they flew I
And visit firlphurous mines and caves be- j
low. j
The ductile ftreamsobeyihe guiding hand, I m(
And Cocial Plenty crowns the Happy Land! I , h ,
Jan. i, aawtf I c, g
Scheme of a Lottery, a"
Toraife 39,900 Dv/fari, on 266,000 Dollars I a "
Deduftmg 15 per Cent. from the Prizes— I d ' t
This Lottery of 38,000 Tickets, in I w '
which there ate *4,531 and *3,46* 1
B/nnis, being about otic and an half blanks to j t " 1
d prize. I r C
THE Dire&orsof the Society foreftablifiv I ' al
ing Ujfctul Manufa&ures, having refolv- I P'
ed to cre£t LOTTERIES for raifiog One I
Hundred Thousand Dol l a r.s, agreeably J w
to an A£t of the Legvflattire of the State of I
Ncw-Jerfey, have appointed tne following I as
perfonsto superintend and direst the draw- j m
ing of tkc fame, viz. Nicholas Low, Rufus j a /
King, Herman Lt Roy, James Watson, I
Richard Harrifon, Abijah Hammond, arod I Iv
Thomas iVufing, Jotepliyfafl! j K '
Gonnel and Andrew Bayard, of the city of 1 p*
Excellency Richard How- j en
ell, Esq. EHas Boudinot, General Elias Pay I
ten* James Parker, John Bay&rd, Dottor I
Lswis Dowtwm, Samuel W. Stockton, Joshua I ps
M. Wallace, Joseph Bloomfield, and Elifha | M
Boudinot, of New-Jtfrfey, who offer the I a r
*5 following Scheme ©t a Lottery, and pledge Ijh
therafelves to tfce public, thrat they wiH taicc j "
every affuTance and precaution in their j b'
to have the Moniei paid by the Managers, I i' l
from tinae to timev, as received, into the |
Banks at New-York and Philadelphia, tb I
remain for the purpose of pacing Priz I
.which (Haill "be immediately difebarged by a I
"cUeek upon or* of the Banks. I q
SCHEME:
1 Prixeof 20,000 Dollars i» 20,000 I
1 10,000 s 0,000 I
a f.ooo 10,000 I "
$ a,OOO 10,000 I —
»e j,ooo 10,000 j t
20 500 lri,t)oO I
Ico 100 ic,ooo I
3°* 50 15,600 I
1006 20 a0,c06 I 3
4000 115 30,060 I
h. 3000 12 36,00 cI ■
8100 i» 81,000 I ''
M>539 262,00 c I r
* 23,461 Blanks. Firfl drawn number, 2,000 I
Laftdrawn number, 2,000 I 1
——— I c
}y 83000 Tickets at - Dollars each is 266,0*0 I °
The drawing will commence, undei tin j d
infpeflion of a Committee of the Suprrin- I t
tendam?, as soon as the Tickets are fold, of I
which timely notice will be given.
The Superintendants have appointed John J f
N. Camming, of Newark, Jacob R. I
denberg, of New-Brunfwick, and Jonatb; nI j-
Rhea. of Trenton, as immediate Managers I f
thereof, who have given ample security for I 1
difchatgiog thetruft reposed inJ^hem.
I« order tofeciirr the pil>r£iual pay- I
ment of the Prizes, the Superintendaiv sol I '
I the Jbotrery have directed that the Managers I
fball each enter irto bonds in dollars, j
with four fufficientfecuriti's, to perform iheir j
inftruftions, the fubftaner of which is
I. That whenever either of the Managers I
* fliall receive the sum ®f Three Hundrrd Dol- |
Ilars, he (ball immdia.tely place the {ame in I
one of the Banks of New-York rir Philadel- I f«
phia, to the ciedit ol the Governor of the I d
Society, and such of the |
>ve in the ctty where the monies are pTaqed. I r
► "o remain there until the Lottery is drawn, j
f° r - f be payment of the Pnzrs.
t j II- The Managers to ta-ke fr- \
curity for any Tickets thty ma 7 trufl, other.
wife to be refponiible for them'.
* 111. To keep re?ular of Tickets
fold. Monies receive*! and naid Tn«-»
Bank, abft.?fts o» wh'ch (h?\\ he sent,
orv ? nonchly, to llu Governor of the Society.
Patrrfon, January 1, 1794.
On applir ation to either ofthe above gen
tleroen, information will he given where
\ lielcets mjv ht had. tnifif I
Wants Employment, (
A Prrfon who has at«tefable knowledge
o) CONVEYANCI A'O, a general know
ledge 0/ Accounts andPigu: es, and writes
a good hand. He won d engage by the
year, either in an Office or Merchant's
compting house A line addressed to JB.
and left at the Office of the Oazeite of the
Uniced States, »ttendedtn.
Jan. to eoJtf v
Wants Employnjent,
AN' Elderly per(•>">, who wft<s a good
hand, and u•iderftarids dr o nts, and who al
so can be vy< H recommcnl td foi ft his honesty
and mduftry. }
Any tradesman or mecbai i~ w ho may wjfh
pCTfou to his book?,and
out his bills, may receive in r or mation by ap
plying to Hurdle, coiner of Lombard A
and Fifth street.
23 2awtf
City of Washington.
s c ifl m e
or THE
LOTTERY, No. 11. E
fOR TH®
IMPROVEMENT
O F T H E
FEDERAL -C ITT.
F
1 A magqifiocm 20,000 Dollan, and e
dwelling houfe,'J calh 3»,0c6 »ie
50,000
1 ditto 15, cOO &cat>i 25,000 40,000
1 ditto 15.00b & ;a(h 15,060 30,006
j (jllto IC,OQO & Cdfll id,coo 20,000
1 ditto 5,000 & calh 5,000 ijo oco
,' jitto 5.000.& cath j,o©o lQ.epo ,
, Calh pr'u« dt 10,000 '
B .ditto a.oo« each, are ic;o o ®
10 di|t» , »,OtJO >o,eoe
2 o ditto 500 to,coo .
,00 ditto ioo jo.ooo
200 d<"° 5° " 10, coo
4 00 ditto . 25 -HWTO-'-
1,000 ditto :e 20,000
15 ,000 ditto i= 9,-cco (
16,739 P""' I
33,261 Blanltt j
50,000 Tiskrts at 8 dollars 400,000 j
This Lottery will afford an elegant fpeci- t
mti of the private buildings to be - reft d in
the City of Washington—Two !ataunfukde-< a
signs are already felefclfd itfT the enti-re fronts j
on two of the public lquare> ; f:om these f
drawings, it is proposed to two centie t
ind tour corner butldipgs, as foom as pofilble r
after this Lqttery is fold, and to convey them
when complete, to the fortunate adventurers,
in the manner described in the fchemc tor
the Hotel Lottery. A nett dedu£liOw of five j
per cent, will be mto defray tJie necef- f
fary expcnces of pnniir.g, &c. and the fu»- g
plus will be made a part of the fund intended
for the National tftmifcffky, to be ercfted
within the, City of Washington.
(f3~ The drawing jyil] comraence as soon
as the Tickets are fold off- The
money ynir.es will be payable in thirty days
after it jj» fintfhed, and any prizes for which
fortunate numbers are fiot produced within
twelve montba aiter the is aj<
to be considered as Riven towards the fund
"K'F l«ll IT 'Qf mtnim ■ ,1 1. t
fettle the whole business in a year from the
ending, of the drawing and to takfe up ihc
bonds as ftcuiity.
The rC?I give« for the payment
of the Prizes, are fieVd by the President and
two "Direfiors of tbe Bank 'of and
arc Valued at xp° r c than half the amount of
the Lottery. The drawiftft will be under
the managiment of 24 gentlemen approved
by the comrniftioners for the City Wafb
jngtoh, for ihe time being, and adling on
fwth. /
Samuel Blodget.
T : ckeis may be had. at the Bank of
£eUrmVia; of James W- It &c Co. Baliimoic;
• f Gideon Denifon, Savaitiiah • o.f Perer
Gilnxan, Bollon ; of John K*>pkinx, Rich
mond : and of Richard Wtiu, Cooper's icr
r.y.
t A"? I°, eodtf
Notice is hereby given
To Cadwalader's Executors
) and Lloyd's Admin-iftratOrs, tbeir h irs and
f that we the Subscribers rcfiding near
) - Dumfries, Vuginia, did fomctime pall
j (in 1f» v#ral borjds tQ the afoufaid persons for
the payment of a Tratft of Land, fold in
j by a'cfec*<? of :he High Conrt'Of
? Qharrc.cry, and oil rbe htft day" of "
5 1795, iht fiifl pv»ym» mot our fa 1 d bonds ht
c&ine duC| v. r att'nded on the said fit ft day
5 oil Ja n try 1705, iu Dumfries, and trndereri
to the Comifnffioners the attlotmi due, and
E demanded our bo i.ds, but they were n*>t in |
tljeir poff< (lion but the said Commissioners
gtanicd a Certificate of the tender aiorcfaid,
and we not knowing the rcfidenceof the per
-1 f(jns urito whom our bonds were given, we
tatkeihis public of demanding our
• feveial bonds as afoiefaid, and dffire all pe>- j r
sons to take notice, that we will pay no intc
reft that may aiife by the withholding the
bonds aforefalo,as we are leadv to rfifcharge
f jht fame on application to. 11s in Dumfries,
Prince W-iiliam^County, Virginia.
S J Jn * 5 ■ '795
PHU.iP DAWF,
HANNAH DrCKINSON,
MARK M'AKTFRS, & Hi-ghfirld
JOHN W A'RTERS, & Lun.lotd
1 K. R. Tlic fame Notice wc gi\c .as ahovr,
foi the. itftof the payments as they become
* [ due.
5 I aaw3w
Samuel Coates,
. • At his Store, Ko. 82, fnnth Front
Street, hath for Sale,
s 300 Bb!s. of Good
Ncw-Fngland Beef,
1 50 kej>; PicH;<l SAI viON,
of TOW LINF.N
A Quantity of Men's coatie SHOES
; AII!:?PK'E, f.c
Ift mo- 16
COFFE?
54 hogsheads f
350 barrel! j 129,000 iU.
J aft arrived in the Rebecca, Cs
■Hughes, from Jamaica,
for saLb- by
Peter Blij.
Who has a!fp nowlanding out of t vi r .
Gury, from Oporte, Choic
Red Port Wip
IN P 1 P tS.
Dec. jj
Robert Campbc
No. 54, fottih Second Jlreet, fee
below the corner of Chefnut ft
HAS FOR SALE,
The moil General and Extensive
ment of
BOOK ,
'Ever offered for fa!e in this Cfty, Iwukft > :
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