Gazette of the United States and daily evening advertiser. — Philadelphia [Pa.], 1795-02-14 00:00:00, page 4

Jar 33 cenfci.
Conraining—£fUk>giie« between a Gover
ness and several Ydtfn* Ladies of Quality
her (cholars,— In Which each Lady is madt
to (peak according to her particular genius,
temper and inclination—Thcif several faults,
are pointed out, and the easy Way to amend
{hem, as well as to thirikf and speak, and
a£t propeily ; no leU care teing taken 10
To the prcfent edition is added a very
copious index; containing letters from
fun dry American prisoners in Algiers to
their friends in United lift o*
the veirels taken—'and mariy very inteieft
i»g artifcles not fa the firft edition.
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prehending Morocco, Fez, Algiers* Tunis,
and Trspoly.
Letters Three dollars 33 cents.
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It mavbe a talc of truth, for it is not tin*
natural, and it is a tale of re.il distress—
Charlotte by the artifice cf a teacher, re
commended to a school from humanity ra?
ther than a convi&ion of her integrity ol
the regularity of herfornier conduct, is en
ticed from her governess, and iccompanias
a young oiKcer to j\merica—The marriage
♦e»em ny, if not forgotten, is
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fcarceiy, perhaps so severe a pu
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f The rapid sale of the Tirft Edition of
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is the best proof of its merit.]
Ext raft from the Critisetl Review, April
i. Charlotte, a tale of truth,
By Mrs Kow/o'i, of the New-Tbc atrc
*R NT ED y PUBLISHED
By Mathew Careys
JeSerfon,
efting ani valuable a publication as had
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Extract from the Prefacp,
BOOKS,
January, i794~-page 12.
No 118, Market Street,
Price, neatly bound, one
2 vols. 1 dol*
PHILADELPHIAPrinter by JOHN FENNO, No. 119, Chksnut Street.—Prick Si* Dollars Psr Ah num.
• Jan. 29
We will likewise fell a valuable Tra<St of
Land, lyin£ partly in King George and part
ly in Stafford county, containing five hun
dred acres this tra<sfc is about one mile from
Potomack Creek, it is well timbered and
watered, the foil is of art excellent quality.
For a further account 4 apply to Mr.Charles
Stuart Waugh, at Df* Benjamin Duffield's
south Front street, No. 303, or to the Sub
scribers, living on the premises, King George
county, Virginia;
LEWIS WAUGH,
Likewise another valuable TraA, lying in
Potomack river,inking George county,near
ly opposite to Port Tobacco in Maryland,
containing about four hundred acres; o«e
hundred of it is heavily tmibered with white
oak proper for house or ship building; about
fifty acres of marlh, and the whole of the
land perfectly level, and well adapted to
farming, being of a ftiff quality, and excel
lent for holding manure. It bound* on ri
ver about three quarters of a mile, has a
most admirable herring and rook frftiery, and
for wild fowl ifc perhaps equal to any on the
Continent.
It is well situated for a Ferry, being at a
narrow part of the river, and is not more
than thirty five miles from the City of Wash
ington by land.
1/VING in King George County, Virgi
nia, lying on the south fide of Potomack
Creek, near ils mouth, being one mile from
the river Potomack, containing by old sur
vey eleven hundred and ten acres. There is
on the above tradl of Land a dwelling house
thirty by twenty, with three rooms on the
firft floor, and two above, with fire places,
a kitchen with a brick chimney, ftablcs, corn
house, meat house, dairy and other oat hou
ses ? also a good framed (lore house by twen
ty four, and a grancry, both perfefily new,
and agreeably situated on the Creels, com
manding a fine view of the river Potomack,
and one of the best fifheries either on the ri
ver or creek. Thii creek is navigable for
veflels of several .tons, and abounds with
wild fowl of every kind, particularly ducks
The land i« fertile and well adapted to the
Culture of corn, rye, and tobacco. There is
also on it a quantity of timber of superior
quality, either for ship or house building, Sc.
contiguous to the water, from whence it
could be rafted to Alexandria, or to the City
of Washington, and is not more than fifty
miles distant from either place. The growth
is chiefly red and white oak, locust, walnut,
hickory, cedar and poplars of an extraordi
nary size. There are also a couple of small
meadows now in timothy, and several other
rich swamp«, which may be put in at a small
expence. The banks consist chiefly of fhcll
marl of the best quality, which affords a val
uable and inexhauftable fund of manure.
Whoever takes up said servant*, and
Icctues them in any goal in the United
Swtes. fothat their masters may get them
shall receive the above rewa-d and
reasonable expences.
RAN away from the fubfertbers in
Woodbury, Gioucefcer County, New-Jer
sey, on Sunday morning the 12fh inftar.t,
Two young Negro Fellows,
named and rom, each about 2o yeas
,{ g e > J a ck is of a dark black colour and
a four look; Tom is «f an open co»*nte
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They aie sprightly active fallows, and
but Tittle fhorr of fix feet high ; they wc-rt
both well dressed ; Jack had on a blue
broad cloth coat and different kinds of
clothes.
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ihat a more ufcfu! literary plan has never
underiaken in Amoica, nor One nioic
delerv.wg of pub lie encouragement."
General Washington.
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Ofl. 14
Trails of Lan d,
Nov. 29
teen dollar an
cent?.
Forty Do
FOR SALE,
SEVERAL VALUABLE
JOHN WAUGH.
*law4w
John Sparks,
Andrew Hunter.
■20 Cf' l -S
O R
lars Reward.
i cents,
cents.
•5 cents,
Cl' 1; f s
2a w tf
codt
James Gordon or Henry Glen, Esquires, two
of the members of Congress, at the city of
% Philadelphia; Stephen N. Bayard, in the
town of Schenectady, by whom the price 5c
terms of sale will be communicated.
Cette terre eft bornee par la dit Riviere
environ deux tiers de lieue—les grands Che
mins de» parties de l'oueft et du nord (e joig
ncnt en cet endroit avec plufieufrs autres et
conduifent a Tendroit par ou Ton traverse la
Riviere Vis a vis la dite vilie—-:ette habitati
on contient plus de mille acres, u e graude
partie de la qu-'lle eft en plaine lu remier,
qualite et propres pcur des pjair sou au
grain dont eiie produit uno gra d abon
dance. ,
I On priurroit la deviser en plufieurs habita
itions donnant a chacune des ficuatioss tres
commodes a placer des mailons-—eltc contient
. a present deux maifons grandes et bien com
modes avec dofl Granges Koines, Mugazns,
d-js Rcmifos pour les Voitures et p hitters
bie fur la ditc ville, des prairies dans fes en
virons et de la Riviere aulfi bien que d'un
Reservoir d'environ trente acres, qui eft bien
fourni de po'iTon et de gibier.
II y a aufii fur la dite tern* une Moulin a
N. B. The remain inn: stock unfold, and
all the farmipg utensils, the purchaser or pur
chasers may be accommodated with.
philad. Feb. 7. 2aw3m
Also two small islands in the river, opposite
the mansion house,
A view of the premises, it is presumed,
will fully equal any description that can be
given thereof.
For terms of sale apply to the Subscriber,
residing on the premises, MelTrs. Oliver Wen
dell or Harrifon G* Oti«, Efijuire*, in the.
town of Boston, Cornelius Ray, or DeWitA
Clinton, Esquires, at the city of Naw York:
{tables, cart and waggon house, carriage house
store house, summer house, and other out
houses, on a commanding eininencc near the
bank of the river, affording a beautiful and
extensive profpetft 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 : s 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 ere<siing more water works; there is a
bearing orchard with nearly one thousand ap
ple trees, set out, grafted of the bell fruit,the
gardens are stocked with all the various fruits
the climate will admit; also several tenements
with portions of land on (hort lcafes.
The land in point of fertility of foil, is ex
ceeded by none in the slate ; there is now in
the grou d near two hundred bulhels winter
grain, which will be included in the above
The roads from the western and northern
parts of the state of New York, together
with a number of other public roads here
rrtcet, and lead to the noted ferry kept oppo
site the said town.
It contains upwards of one thousand acres,
a great proportion of which is intervale or
low land, calculated both for grass or grain,
producing great burthens annually; it may
be laid into a number of valuable farms, as-
valuable and well known Ellate,
called SCOTIA, situate on the north bank of
the Mohawk river, diredtly opposite the po
pulous and flouriftving town of Scheuedady,
at the foot of the water-communication from
the Western Country, and LTpper 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.
fording convenient and handsome building
grounds; Lhere is now on the premises two
very large and con\modious dwelling houses,
with large Dutch barns, barracks, hovels,
LA BELLE Habitation connue.par le nom
de SCOTIA, iitue fur le bord du nord de la
RAvierp dc Mohawk et vis a vis la fiorifiante
ville de S:henc&ady qui eft a i'extremite dc
la communication par eau entre la Caneda et
autres parties occidental avec la villed'Aiba
nie ciont elle eft eloignee de seize piibs An
glois ou cinq lieues un tiers de franee.
UneTerre Superbe fitue dans
Pour les conditions de Ventes il fnut fc
rendre chez le f6ufligne demeurant fur lea
licux ou a meflicurs Oliver Wcndcl et Harri
fon G. Otis, a Bofton—meflieurs Cornelius
Ray et De Wit Clinton, * New-York—mes
sieurs James Gordon et Henry Glen, mem
bres du Congres, a present a Philadelphie,
ou a monsieur Stephen Bayard dans ia ville
de Schenc&ady, qui feront connoitre le prix
et conditions de la Vente.
eau fur un courant.qui ne manque Jamais,
avec une maifon pour le meunir ; on y pour
roit ajouter d'autres moulins, &c.—fur cettc
terre eil auffi un ben Verger ties meilteurs
fruits de cc pais d'environ mille arbres,entcs,
les Jardins aljondcnt de foui.es fortes de fruit
propre poi/r ce climat—Dependent auffi de
cettJ terre plufietlrs t Elements av,ec ce lots
de terre dont lss baux lout d'une
II n'y a point de terre dans ccs j irties que
folt plus fe ;onde pour toutes fortes cle grain
d'hiver dont il en a ete feme l'automne
palfe prefque deux cent* boifTeaux cc que sera
compris duns la Vente auffi bien que deux
petitea Isles dan* la Ri?icre vis a vis a la mai
fon.
011 penfe que la vue de ces terres on don
nera une plus haute idee qu'aucun descrip
tion qu'on pourroit en dormer.
Jan. 28, 1795,
IN THE
STATE of NEW-TORK.
Valuable Property
Riviere d'ou Ton a une vue bien
l'Etat dela Noyvelle
York.
: ;t/m:ns cjui fort tres conv
f:tue fur line elevation nu bord dc la
A VENDRE,
JOHN SANDERS.
For Sale,
JOHN SANDERS.
n : dure
i tu»
He" wishes to fell a l?rge LOT of
GROUND, the north-eafl corner of H'gh
and Eleventh-force's,containing 78 feet front
on Htgh-flrect, and 200 feet on Eleventh
ftrert, tfcppofite new building—
And another LO T on the north fide of ll'gh
Arret, near the above. 28 fecr front, *nd 200
feet der-p. Boih lots huve the privilege ot a
30 feet alley in their rear.
As he imports fimpi s from ihe best
market., and makfrs the comnofiUons and
preparations himfell, he is enabled to vouch
for and warrant everj artich f»ld out ot his
Laboratory, and likewise to of flu in
at the mofl reasonable rates.
INFORMS his former culiomrr6 *nd the
public, that he has hegun the DRUG bu
fjnefs ag&in on an cxtcrfwe plan.
FRESH DRUGS,
CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS, and PA-
Likewise, painters'colours, dry and ground
in oil, paint brushes, window and coach
glass, dye fluffs, linseed oil, oil of turpentine,
copa] oil vamifh and japan, wairamrd £or.d.
AHum,copperas,maddt r,ground rcdw«ocl
|Py the oj {miller quantity.
Any tradefmari or mechanic who may .wish
for ftrch a ptifon to keep his books,an'd m,k ■
out his bills, may rcccive information h v ao
plyingto James Hardie, comciot Lombard
and Fifth ftrcct.
A Person who h?j at«!erableJvnowfvdge
ol CONVEYANCING, a general know
ledge of Accounts and F'gu"e p -, yd writes
a good hand. He would engage by tie
year, either in an Oifice or Merchant'
compting ho life A line addi to J. B.
and lci't at the Olike of the Gazette of the
United States, Will be duiy atrenfJedto
AN Elderly pcrfon, who wr'tes a goad
hand, and u »;deiftar»ds accounts, and who a I
so can be w' il recommended foi v his honrft\
and industry.
City of Washington.
OF Tkl
FEDERAL CTT Y.
i A luagMific. ut,/ 20,000 Uoi ars, and
dwelling house, $ cath 36.000 ai<r
16,739 P " ?CI
33,261 Blanks
The real fee unties ivcn for the Daymen'
of the Prizes, are he'd tiy h" Prefidem »nd
two Dtre&m cm the Bank of Columbia, and
are valued at more th n hair the amount o'
the Lottery. The drawing will be under
the management of 24 improved
by the coramiflionns lot the Ciry Wafh
ingion, lor iljt lime being, and ailing on
oath. *
* # * Tickets nay be had at the Bink of
Columbia ; of J-«mr» Weft & Co. Babifnoic;
of Gideon Deuilon, Snvannah ; o.t Peic»
Gilman, BoOon ; of Jvhn Hopkins, Rich
mond : aitd o»f Richard Wells, Cooper's fer-
ON lhe wrft fjde of Third, at tbej rorncr
of New or Story street, i u the Ct v «•' Phiu?
delohia ; it being 34' eft 8 inches an hont
on 1 bird ftrcct, and 86 'Get deep on S or\,
ftrc-er. On f:»id lot aielwo fr;-#""d dwelling
houle , two ffories high ; the corner house
almost new, wr.ha good cellar.
as the Tickets# ar« fob off The
money p-ftrcs will be .payable in thin? day
n£ter it is finifhcd, as.d any, priz. vfor which
i'ortunate numbers are nor p.?o<iucid witWn
twelve months after the drawing isciofod art
to be confidt'red as g'ven toward* the I nod
for the UntVrrfity, 11 fc> ing <d!«rCi rmined to
fettle the whole k-niinefs in a yenr from the
ending of tin- drawing and to take up th«
bonds gtven asfeeuirty.
For teraes and other pariiculars, apply a '
ihe OfHcr of I d ward Bonfall Sc Co. or at
No. 6~, north Second street.
This Lottery will afford an elegant fpeci
mcn of t»e rv lvate buildings to be creft-d in
the City of Wafinngton—Two beautilu!
signs are already leitf&rd for the entire fronts
on two of the public fqufoej •
drawing!, it is propofot io erect two centre
>nd lour corner *s Toon as pofliblt
after this Lottery is fold, -ind to convey them
when -c«mplcte, tcrhe fortunate adv* r.turei«,
in the manner defcriberi in th" fchmc lor
the H»tH L otter/. A *»ett .>r o( ftv<
pCI m .1.. %\:>! I m.-.i.' 'O fii'iiaj i!'*nvtr|.
Wants Employment,
Wants Employment,
f \ cxp'wrfi or v r ' !l, ' n t» &c
plus will be R)d<ie a pari r»t fch' fund intended
for the National Univcrfify, to be ere£te<3
wi'hin the Cily of Washington.
400 ditto
1,000 djt»o
15,000 ditto
Dec. 13.
Jan. ro
Chemijl,
At bis Larbor.'iicry, Nc. 114, fcuih
Stcund Jlreat.
Jan. 26
Jan., 13
Aug 30
S C II E
A Lot of Ground,
The drawing will comtrpeoce as foo l
IMPROVEMENT
He has for sale a g< nrrjj afforlment of
,000 TickeH at 8 dollars
JOO cwtto
200 dAtto
Samuel Blodget.
20 <1 n*o
,o ditto
George Hunter,
LOTTERY; No. 11.
1 ditto 15,000 sfcca.'V. £5.00©
1 ditto 15.000 Sc : «,(h 15,000
1 d i4to *0,90'j & casts io,eoo
1 dirto 5-°°o Sc cafS 5,000
t ditto s,o®s &. ash 5,000
1 C»(h piITC-Oj
2 ditto
TENT MEDICINES.
FOR SJLL,
FOK THE
OF THE
5-octf each, arc i ?.«.■> <>
i ,000
500
100
M E
2;iT ill' ( U'
tu&'yw
aawrf
40c ,oco
150,000
5c,000
„jC.OOC
30,000
2 ©,000
lb oco
1 " ,rr> c
10,000
10, Cw
I 3,00©
eodtf
1 0.C.0 1
20,0"C
l D.fX'O
HAS FOR SALE,
The mofl General ami ABur*-
nivr.t of
B
!6. AJ« 1»■ 1 he- Fi < r<-i,>in anH Ii »opi.
i.c f> of it 1..: i ted . s ,;f An'ic jn';:ch-
12. Sermons on important Oibjefts, by the
late it v. auft pious Sarmtel Davie, A. M. some
time Piefid' nt of 1 In- C : i»'o &in .\tw Ja !,y
•n 2 vols. To which are n<>w addtd, three
Occasional feimons, not induced in the form,
er edit oris ; memoirs ?r}4 £hart6ter of the
author, ami two ft." monj on account of his
death,.h> the rev. D«s. i;ibb<vy, and Fmjev
Prieo 4 Dol'ar
4. R'fr and vf Religion in rhe
S •nl, iili.il-atrd in ? c urfc <»f frrious and"
pric al i»fld»e(T<:>- 1 fi,itcd io per f-.»ns of* every
character and circomilanc? ; wuh s devomi
meditation and prayer to each chap
ter. 'Jo all which ?re f»ii»j"ined a funeral
frrmon on :hr onr ih'iil nt crltul. By piiilip
Dodd'irice, D. D— fner 60 Cm s.
5. Sermonst>y Hugh Bia",D. L). F. R. «.
/ Inf:j ry h. oik o{ the mm rs «.f' i In' Hi~
(11 'rcl y.l ;;o l'ioi< i[<>j o' Kb 1 <» I'' ;iud JV-I'c*s
J''" '' i'' -hi Illy of Kd .1)1)111 f» ti. Vol.
4- Purr On. D l!„».
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Counlry Storekeepers ran f>f fipj.K,
to with Booksard Stationary as above,
by the quantity on vevy lew terms.
16. A Trearil all Fever p( J irjica
wi'h tome oMr,vaii<v.s rn .he i,iu : .nr m,g
Fever ot ,Airciic;i, and an appendix, reman *
ti.g fnmc hint- on tre me;,,., „f , e
the henlih of Si'li'lcts i» hoi c.i »t cs ;by Ro.
OCI J«k(o„. M. D P.Tt(l„ t a-, |„, •
14. The ConduOor Generalis, or the Of
fice, duty, ami am hmitv of luOurs of tlie
Peace; htuh (heriffs, midn flieiitiV, crnone-s,
conftctblcs, goaleit, juty niei-. and oveilt era
of the poor ; as alio tlx office of clcrks'if a<-
size, and of the Pence, 4c. to which <rt ad
ded, the exrife and '.inlitia laws of the Vnr.
Ed States, and the aft r,)|n| the ui Pom. »<J
of the ft ale ot P. tmt y! v niia, aun .\ ( . w y.'ii j.
Pricc 2 Dullars.
tfj. The Hilloryooca, c a Reorolac; by Mr
B,poke—P.icr »c (.'.cnn.
.3. The Lilt of Ha,en Frederick Trrn k
comatnine hit adventure.-, lilt Crut l and cx _
cefliye fuffcringtdur ng.icn y<ar S imprifon
mtnl in ih e fortirfi. ol M.igd•'! urg, by c«in
mand of the la,e Kiug of Piuffia : a|fo anec
dotes, political, and pctfonai
Price One Dollar.
9- Mcntom, »r the You'! • Ladies Friend,
bv Mrs. R<mf n nfihi- Nrw Theatre, Plni«-
aurhor o! tbc lm|uilil"r, t :lle da
Chamlite, Vt£l<«riChliluiif, tic. a
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11 JheK ol o' Quality, or the History
of Henry, Karl nf Moirlauw, in three vol
umes, by Mr. Brooke, Pnce 2 D >ikr ß aq
Cent". * '
8. The Wrflminfter AfiVmHy's Shorer
Catrchifir, exo. oned by y.ay of fticu) and
anlwtr, by F.fher an;j £>{kint — price 80
Cents.
English & Atrierican Writing
Paper, Dutch Quills, I I,lying Cards, and
every Article in the Stationary I,me.
cc? iri Car».fl«.,OM h4>f G:io ei 1794, &
puhliihcd at the lequ It of the Ph»Jflcc.,-n a
and 1 anc«(ler troops of Lrgh. Hoiie. By ft >-
hen I)avidl'on, D. D Paftoi of the P/ifbyir.
»1 an cburch in C.ul {] , and (.ne of the Pro .
10. A S m; )e Story. Hy Mrs. —
P; lie On. I) tar.
No. 54, fiulh Secortd Jireet, ftconddow
lelow the corner of Chifnut Jireet,
Ever offered for faJe in this City, anjongft
■which are a number of the lateil Euro-
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7. f'he Philosophy of Natural Hiftoiy, I y
William Soic.lie, Membej ©J the , r , 4
Amiquar ay Society of Jujinbuith—Price t
Dollars.
tion of d
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Pi ire 80 Cents.
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M i*.'■ ic r'octn on Pi ice cighiy
R. C. las Ijtc'y prin/cJ tl>e faltoning
Jan. 27
Si lu glheads } ..
3?o barrels $ II0 > 000 Ibs "
Juit arrived in the Rebecca, Captaiii
Hughes, from Jamaica.
FOR SALE BY
pean Publicntio
Dec. 22
Robert CamobelJ,
Red Port Wine,
/ A' p J t i: s.
Jllfq a Complete SfJpjFtmrnt of
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