EVENING AD VERTISER.
[No. 139 of Vol. V.] Saturday, May 24, 175,4. [Whole No. 535.]
REMAINING
OF THE
Ship India's Cargo,
'from
B E N G A L.
A small aflortment of
.BALE GOODS,
250 bags COTTON of good quality, which
would probably make an excellent remit
tance to Europe, and a
Quantity of" PEPPER
"For Sale by
Mordecai Lewis,
Who has also to dispose of
Barcelona Hand fs. in boxes,
Holland Gin in cases,
Souchong, Hyson, and Tonkay Tea,
A quantity of* flrimftone, Sec.
May dgw
City of Washington.
THE Subscribers to the Articles of* Agree
ment of the Columbian Society" are re
quested to meet at Mr. Richardet's Tavern
in the city of Philadelphia, 011 Monday the
26th day of the present month, at 12 o'clock
in order to choose a board of Managers, &c.
in conformity with the 9th article of their a
greement.
James Greenleaf
N. B. Dinner will b- ordered oil the Table
ai 3 o'clock for such of the Subscribers as
may chouse to pass a Cocial hour after the
butinefs of the day is finiftied.
Mav 5 dtg6M.
Dr. Moore's Journal in France,
VOLUME 2d.
This Day is publijhed,
Price 6,. Hitched, and 7/6 neaijv bound, by
H. & P. R I C E,
Booksellers, No. 50, Market Jlreet,
A Journal during a residence in France,
frnm the beginning of Anguft to the middle of
December 1792; To which is added, ac
count of til.: Hod rema.kable events that
. happened at Paris, from thai tune to the death
ot the late iv »g nf France.
By JOHN ;VTUTJiI£, M. D.
M »v i 7 jr
FOR SALE,
BY MATHEW CAREY, No. 118,
Maiket-Strect,
An Jt.flay on Slavery,
Defined to exnibii in a ne'w point ol view
in effects on mm alt, mtlujiry, and the peace of
Jocicty. Some racks and calculations are offered
to prove the labor olj/ceinen to be much more
produflive than that ot fia,vcs ; that countries are
rich, powerlui and happy, i n proportion as the
laboring people enjoy the truus of their own
labor; aod hence the n ctlTary conclufton, that
slavery is impolitic as well as, unjujl.
P« ICE 25 Cents.' dtf
February 15.
Carolina Kice and Indigo,
BAY MAHOGANY and FRENCH
BURR stones,
for sale by
Gurney and Smith.
May 14.
JAMAICA RUM~
LANDING at Hamilton's wharf a>>ove
the Drawbridge, out of the (hip Bacchus
Cept. Vanneman, from Jamaica
FOR SJLE BT
PETER BLIGHT.
Ma y <6 d
C ongrefi~tflh e United States,
Oln Senate, Tuefaay May lyh, 1704.
R r D K E^ EI ?' that Ruf "' Putnai », Manaf
|j Cut,er , Robert Oliver and Griffin
oreen, do, upon the third Monday of Decern
ber next, Ihew cause to the Senate, why so
much of the grants of land to them the said
Ruins Putnam, Manalfah Cutler, Robert
T- d . Gnffi " Green, pursuant to an Ast
entitled An ast authorizing the grant and
conveyance of certain lands to the Ohio Com- ;
pany of alTociates," lhall not be declared
void, as may interfere with and be fufficient
»t G»'lliopolu. ° French settlers
Ordered, that the delivery of a copy of "
tie above order to Rufus Putnam, Manaffah f
-' Ver ' ° r Griffi " Green, and
the publication of the lame, one ~jon i h in V
one of ,he Gazettes printed in this City, (hall "
bedeemed fnfficient notice iheieof. a
Extrail from the Journals of Senate. y
Attest, ' g
May 14. SAM ' A ' OTIS > secretary.fecretary.
im.
j For Frederickfburgh and Fal
mouth, Virginia,
WSSSt' FRIENDSHIP,
Capt. |M'Namara.
Will fail on WhDNESDAK next. For freight
I or paffge apply id the Mailer on b aid, at
JOHN WALN's Wharf, or
EMANUEL WALKER,
h WHO HAS FOR SALE
t- I The Cargo of/aid Vejjil—Conjijiing of
VIRGINIA WHEAT,!
FLOUII,
DEER SKINS, See.
GINSENG
I May 17 d4t.
For LONDON,
53181 Z.WILLIAM PENN,
I NOW lying at Jefle and Robert Wain's
. I wharf, to fail with all convenient speed. For
I freight or paflage, apply to
JOHN FIELD SON,
Or,
JESSE cj ROBERT WALN.
' May 13. dtf
i For St. Croix,
INDUSTRY,
-Lloyd Wharton, .Master.
' I SHE is intended to fail with the firlt veflels
I and can accommodate a few paflengers very
well. For terms apply to the Captain, or ■
WHARTON & GREEVEB.
19- d6t
For Sale or Charter,
fcjß||| ANDROMACHE,
I (An American bottom)
I *tte.rr;v~ John Moore, Majler.
I IS a stout good velT.-l, about two-years old,
I burthen 232 tans, has only made three voy-
I and may jr ent to Tea "at a small ex-
I penoe. She may be r een at Vine-street wharf,
I and the terms inarte known by aj>p] rati
J WHARTON U LF/riS.
,
ForjSale or Charter,
j Burthen iooo barrels.
J btit. . . :c. 11 failing new veiT
I found, arid ready for any Voyage, ei:lier to
j Europe, or th Well Indies. For terms ap
ply to
DEBLOIS BRECK.
j At their store, between Walnut and Chefnut
I _____ llrejt wharves.
Morris Academy.
THIS inflitution is nowopen.for the recep
tionof (Indents undeithe immediate care f
Mr. Caleb RufTell, whole abilities as an 'n
(lrnctor, and attachment to the business have
[ long been known and approved. He has un
der h in the best afliftants in the different
branches—The scholars arc taught the En
giifh, French, Latin, and Greek languages,
Pubic-Speaking, Writing, Arithmetic, Geo.
graphy, Astronomy, and the various branch
es ot the Mathematics. The healthy fixa
tion ot this place is such as to recommend it
to those, who wifli to have their children in
the country. Boaiciing, walhing, mending,
&c. will be provided in good families, and
the morals of the scholars carefully attended
to.
The price including tuition, firewond, See.
eexchifive of the French language) will not
xceed thirty pounds proclainati on money per
annum) an addition of three dollars per quar
ter will be made to such. scholars who are
teught the French language. The D nftois
ai to pay such attention to this
institution, as will render it resectable and
ufeful*
GABRrEL H. FORD, ")
TIMOTHY JOHNS, jun. C Direft's.
Nathan ford, C
Morrillown, May 15, 1794 .
djw —W2m.
To the Electors of thecity and
county of Philadelphia.
Gentlemen,
T "J S b ( s in « the year of the present
X Sheriffs time in office. I take the liber
:y to offer myfelf a Candidate, and solicit
'our votes and interests in my favor, to place '
ne on the return at the next general Election,
is h.s fuccefTor for fa.d office . in doing which
on will confer an obligation that will be
;rateiul]y remembered, by
Your most obedient,
and humble servant,
May 3. JOHN BAKER ;
' 3 estf.
- NOTICE.
THE OFFICE of the Secretary of* State is
removed from Higli Street, to ihe New Build
ings, ilie corner ot Sixth & Mulberry streets.
May is Iw
£ JUST PUBLISHED,
THOMAS DOBSON,
Bcckfeller, at the Stone House in SecondJireet,
Philadelphia,
VOLUME XI OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA,
OR A
■ Didionary of Arts, Sciences, aud Miscel
laneous Literature,
ON a plan entirely new ; by which the dif
, ferent sciences and arts are digefled into the
, form of diftindt treatises or lyitems. This
volume contains the articles, medals, medi
r cine, metallurgy, metaphysics, methodists,
Mexico, microj'cope, inidwifry, and a great
variety ot biographical and mifcellaneous'ar
ticles, illuflrated with nineteen copperplates.
The tables of logarithms, &c. which
were deficient in the tenth volume, are Tub
joined to this.
Eleven volumes of this work are now pub
liihed, and the Xllth i; in some forwardness.
On the firft of September, 1792, the price
of fubicription was increased ThN dollars on
all < erts not taken before that time. The fub
icription isftill open 011 these terms, and if
any copies remain by the fir ft of July t.exr,ihe
price will be raised TEN doliars more, on
any copies which may be fubferibed for after
that period.
*#* As many of the fubferibers have taken
only two, three or four, See. volumes, they are
earnestly requested to take up and pay for the
remaining volumes, as it bccoines difficult to
complete the setts, and the publisher does not
hold himfelf bouud to make up any setts after
the fir ft: day of July next.
_ A P 11 22. mfctb6w.
Diftridtof Pennsylvania
TO WIT:
it reaiciii. C.ed, that on the
twenty fourcit day oi IV'ia.ch, in
United States ot Aiiicj ica, Erln&zer Hazard
ot t:ie laid diftriCi, • • as<- epolucd in t.us oiiicc,
the title of a book,the 1 ght whereof heclaiins
as author, in t.'ie word following, to wit :
u Hiitorical Collections ; coniiiting of Itate
pa ' 'ri, and otner aut.e .tic documents ; in
cen..e<l as material:, tot an Initory ot tile U
aited States of Am. rica.
Bj EBENEZER HAZARD, A. M.
Member 01 the American Philosophical So
ciety, held at Philadelphia, tor pminoting
u.efu. knowledge; Feilow of the American
academy of A'ts and Sciences; and corref
i'onder.t member of the Mail'achu setts Hifto
ricai Society.
VOLUME 11.
f Ingenium, PieUs, Artes, acbellica virtus,
Hue profugae venient, et Reg 11 a illultna
condent,
Et Domina hie Virtus erit, et Fortuna mi
niftra/*
In conformity to the ast of the Congress of
the United States, entitled t4 An a (ft for the
cucouragement of learning, by fecui ing the
copies of maps, charts and books, to the au
thors and proprietors of inch copies, during
the times therein mentioned."
SAMUEL CALDWELL,
k of the Dijlridt of Pennsylvania.
May 7 1 ew4\v
Excellent CLARET,
In hoglheads and in cases of 50 boitlcs each.
also, !
A few cases Champaigne Wine;
MADEIRA,
Id pipes, hoglhcads and quarter calks,
FOR SALE BY
JOHN VAUGHAN,
No. 111, South Front.Ureet.
Jan. 2, , 794 . dtf
SHOES.
A quantity of (lout well made Men's size
SHOES, adapted for the Southern market,for
sale at
No. 36, North Third Jireet.
May 6 mw&fiot
NANKEENS.
Nankeens of Superior Quality,
FOR. SALE AT
No. 40, north Fifth Street.
April si. mw&ftf
UNITED STATES.
PETERSBURG, May 16.
Copy of a letter from a gentleman at the
Southward, to bis friend living near Pe
lt// Urg ' atc(i F° rt independence, St.
Mary's, April z, 1794.
While I was in the upper parts of
t, Georgia, I wrote you several times ; but
the great revolution that has taken place,
and the much greater that's likely to take
place in Florida, and this country, caused
me to come here from the town of Waflv
J. '"S 10 "' I have resided these fix
months past, but am not allowed to land
•- ° nt othcr of the river, without
e being sent immediately to St. Augustine,
s and confined ; I make no doubt but you
" have b s f " r , e thi »> heard of the confine- ,
t' M.| t , / , Kr n Hamm °" d ' Colonel John
- p nt . ofh ' J■ P- Wagnon, my Father,
• ? apt A n n" g ' a " d Wil,iam Plowden, in
, !>t. Augustine, on suspicion of carrying
• on a clandcftme correfpondcnce with a par
ty ot Georgians, who are about to ion. the
French again ft Florida; Hammond and
M Intofti, are in the Moro Castle in the
■Havannah; are allowed eight bints per
day for their support, as well as the pri
vilege of the fort ; the whole of the
others are in St. Augustine, and allowed
a room in the barracks; and my father
has been allowed to write out to the fa
mily.—A few days ago, the Florida
lcout, came opposite Temple, and played
us Malbrook on the French Horn : My
brother Billey was along with them, who
informed me, that Mr. Queen, was about
to write to me to invoke me not toioin the
trench ; and also, desired me to inform
you of the fame circumitance, viz. if ei
ther of us did so, my father's property
would be forfeited ; however the business
is now carried too far to uetra£L The
burnt aH-their hoflfes be
tw-een St John's and St. Man's, with .
out diftinftion, and there is upwards of
twenty families moved on this fide of the
river, who are fettled on Merit's Bluff a
mile below Temple. Billy informed
- that Colonel Howard had 26 cannon at
the Cowford, and was building a Block- '
house at Trout Creek : They have sent
f f era , vessels fr om Cuba, with men for
, Augustine, the moll of which have been
taken by the French. We have about fif
ty men at this station, with a large store
of provisions, and exped Colonel S. Ham
mond on in ten days, when we expect
lomething capital may terminate.
1 lie lpiiit of party work since your de
parture from this country, has been ex
treme ; numbers have been killed, the
laws openly violated and trampled on, and
what is to be more lameuted, those viola
tions have been committed by those per
forms wno have been appointed by our le
gislators todillnbute jultice& thebencfit of
our laws to the people.
Squire Flemming, John Houston, and
a number of others, have been killed by
the Indians. A few days ago, thev kil
led a woman at Coleraine Fort, a few
miles above us ; in short we have been in
a continual state of war ever since you left
this country, and now it has got to* a high
er pitch than ever ; our fort is in a man
ner surrounded by enemies, the Indians
on one fide, the Spaniards 011 the other
and the deluded people under the directi
on of- J- Seagrove and old King, on the
other two ; but we flatter ourselves we
have fortitude enough to carry ourselves
| late through the impending dangers."
CHARLESTON, May j.
A Letter from an officer on board the
French privateer l'Aime Point Petre
Capt. 1 albot, that failed from this Port a
(hoit time since, and who has taken and
carried into Savannah, the Ihip Grenada
.racket ot London, last from Penficola
mentions, that the cargo of their prize'
consisting of fur and Ikins, is valued at
8,0001. and that the specie they have as
yet got out of her, is only about 1200