f e i EVEN im. 94 of Vol. v.] For Sale, American Brig r i to n, "BURTHEN 700 barrels, with her tackle •and apparel as (he came from sea, She is a llaiiach vtffel, not two years old, and maybe piit to tea immediately. For terms apply Gardiner & olden, Arch Street wharf, Who have for fate, Pork, Lard, and Hams as usual, a quantity of Baton, Bees Wax, and a few calks Timothy Seed—also Pig and Bar Iron, and Iron cast iggSv iu any form executed on the shortest nodce. March 14. For Amsterdam, The new faft-failipg, cepper- J&V bottomed SHIP |gg ADRIANA, •«m K. Fitmatrick, Master. BLJI.LT of live oak and cedar and was in. tended fw a Liverpool Trader, will fail with all convenient f"rtsd- For freight or paffagt, havmg (txcellftit accommodations, apply on board tt Walnut ft«et wharf, or to THOS. fcf JOHN K£TIAND. N,. B. will Tje U»d«d in Eng land jj required. Mar-ji 6, 1794. dtf For Sale or Charter, Z ANDROMACHE, I (An American bottom) *2£-ri rrHTrefa »■ John Moore, Majier. IS a .flout good vessel, about two years old, twos, Ims only made three voy (gcs), a< tl uiay be ent to iia at a (mall e*- peote. #Ie may be seen at Vjne.ftr e et wharf,, aud the terms made kuown by application to f r H'TtARTOX & LEIVIS. M»rfh 2i. d t f For Norfolk & freclericksburgh, «^fe^.LITTli 1 SALLY, John Earl, Mailer. , A staunch gcod vefTel, will fail in a few days. For freight or p: lliige, apply to the master on board at Chefuut ftrect wharf, or to yOS£PH ANTHONT fcf SON. Marsh 31. dtf Just Imported, in the Ship Apollo, Capt. FHzpatvict, from Amsterdam, and now landing 011 Walnut-ftrect wharf, viz. GIN i» pipes, bales Holland Durk, Ditto Ozriaburgs, Holland Sheeting, Juniper Berries, ■Girji Wart, viz., Tumkltrs+nd Mugs, va rious fIZCS. Shcaibing Paper, S-VJedts Inn, square andflat bars, Ttair Ribband, No. 4. btitrh Great Coats, A quantity ttf Jitttk and Obtur*, &e. £S*c; to*. SAL* »Y THOMAS KETLAND, Jan. The ttiovt-mmxitHKd Ship is frf $aie~~ Ihouldapplication be made 'within a few Hays ; ether-wife Jhe taie freight far Amjer dam. _M»nth r, 1754, d—tf wanted 1 " AN APPRENTICE To the Priming Bulinefs, Enquire at this OftvCe. ADVERTISEMENT. To the diilreftied inhabitants of St. £)o mingo now in Philadelphia. The diflribulion of the money ailstted to ttiMn Ti'illbt made on W&dnefday next, at the fundi. WeA corner ofWalnut asdWater ftreeu from sine o'clock'till noon, and from three ♦o five afternoon. Aux Habitants de St- Domingue de nuc« d e toute Facult-e a Philadelphie. La Diitribuuorj de la fomme accordee fe sera ! Mt clttii protein, air Coin de!a Rue fud ouelt 1' Eau &De Ja R uc <j e Walnut, ent re oeuf ♦fbw* m»«* & iW Weis &CiiKj« apics midi. ipSr The Printers of Philadelphia, are re-' queued to republic the above. k/ oißCttC of tfee "tfiot IN G AD V E R T I S Tuesdav, April i, 1794. The Public are cautioned to beware of counterfeited Five Dollar Bills of the Bank of the United States» and Twenty Dollar Bills of the Bank of North America t federal of which have appeared in circulation <within a f'w days paji ; they art m goad ge neral mutation of the genuine Bills, but mdj be diflinguijhed by the following MARKS. Five Dollar qf the fkwi of the United States. ALL that havo appeared havi the letter t ft>' their Alphabetical Mark. The Texture n$ the Paper is thick- r and whiter and it takes the ink more freely than the genuine paper. The O. fn the word Company ij fmillel* than the I\T. and pther l< tters of that uiurd, ft> thita lineeicteiided from rhe tnpof ihe Q, to toiioh the t.'p of the M wouW extend tori (id<ra(<ly abave the rv'gs of the wliola word. Iu th. woj4 United the letters are narrow, ei and clufer together than the tail qf the bill The i ai)d yipthp void promilis aie not parallel, the /inclining much more torwarJ than the i. The engraving is badly {bokes of all tlie feller* are ftrottgei and the tk'»i p in the margin particularly ismueh coarfirr appears darker than in the true bills, Some at the counter!'. it* bear dare iH I>gi—Where 's the Bank was nut in »peration till Dectm ier, and no five dollar w *ra illuiJ in hat ye^r. Twenty Policy Bills of ths Ifani of Nortl. America• ALL that have appeared have the letter I for their alpliabctic.a.l mark. Thfjp are printed oh a paper nearly Hoiilar o'tljjifc of the counterfeit |Fwt Dollar Notes above described ; the engraving \% bcitei exe cuted x an<j they appjro?ch fearer to the ap» pea<r%oee of fehegCHuiue i>ills. The fine i uled lines through 'he word Twen ty, in the body of the bill, are in number thir teen in the genuine b Us, ants but twelve in counterfeits. The word Company is much like the Tame word in the Five DoNar B iis j>s defoi ib«:d a bove, i the 9 bfiiig Jeis thaw * following. There no stroke to {he tin the word whereas in the genuine bilts the stroke is weK defined. The letters tnt in the word Twenty, to the fcft hand at the bottom, do no< <:ortfe dowii to the line, bqt ar? so 991: as to giv? an irregular appearance to the word, the Tw the"/ go ing below them. The Signature J. Nixon, h-a* the appear ance of being written with laißt>-bU£it and oil, and differs from the otjier *nk#uncdjij printing the bills and the cathiei's lignature. It is luppoftd these forgeries wefc committed fn some ot the Southern States, aU the coun terfeits that have appeared, have co*ie from tiience, and two per sons have been iippvfhead ed in Virginia, on fuCpicion ot being the authors of them. The reward of ONE THOUSAND HOLLARS will be paid to any PeiCon or Pcrfon* who <huli discover and profecutc to couvi&iou the leveral offenders of the following defcriptious or any of them, viz. The per foil or persons, who mttnufa&ured tlie paper on which tbc fiilils are printed. The pcjfwu peifoo#, wlio engraved the plates. The printer or printers, ®f the bills. t-very person who has atted as a principal in any other way, in the coumutemng and utter* mg the £ud Wlls. THOMAS WILLING, President of the Bank United St*t<_*. J6HN NIXON, PreWfelft of the Bank ot Nonh Attienc«. 8? order of the Committees of che &ef. petti ve Boards. Philadelphia, March 28, 1794* dtf. Excellent CLARET, In hogtUeads and 111 tafei of 50 bottles eacb. AUO, A few cases Charapaigne Wiae ; MADEIRA, In f ipci, hogsheads and quartei casks, -so* SAtE *r JOHN VAWGHAN, No. ui, South Ftout luccl. J»«. *, 179*. Mordecai Lewis, for Sale at his Store, No. 25, Dodi- StreM :~ A few Bales ot Ruflid Sheetings, Barcelona Baodkerchicffs in Boxes, A of low-priced Cotton Handkerchiefs, A Quantity of Souchong Tea, Hyson and Tonkay, ditto. Holland Gin in Cases, A Quantity of Btimftone, With a Variety of other Goods. Feb. £0. 3'aw6w The following Certifi cate of the funcjcd three ptr Cent Stock of Doiii ltic Debt of the United 5 ares (landing on the books of the Tieafuty of the said United , in the names of Donnatd and' Burton of Londpu, merchants, and by Jofepfi Xouife, Rejiitpr of ftjtd 'freafuty, to vit Itt No. dated 24th A u £uft for 2359 dailar> and 33 cents was tlsin'mitfrd from Lon don m lhe;ttiip Peter, PauJ Hutfcy, m*(ler, bound for New York, and lias been loft. The Subfcrib-r i*:ei»ditjg iq apply to (he Tfea fury of the United States to have the fame re ntfutd, defues all perfoiis who ave intcielfyd in the fji<) certificate, to make their obje&ioiu thereto, if any they have. Francis Macy. Pii'U4. Mtrch d6w *VR SALS, BY MATHEW CAREY, No. „ 8 , Maiket-Street, An EfTay on Slavery: Deligned io exlnbit in a new point of view, «• HfcS« »" morals, ivdujiry, and the piac, a s ftcttty. Some fafti a nil ratculadopi are offered <o prove the labor o\ jrecmtn to be much more fttiußnt than that ol fines ; that countries art rich, powerful and happy, in proportion as the laboring pi ople enjoy the fruits of their owp Mior ; and hence the nictffaiy conclusion, that iljvciy is impolitic as well is wjuji. Price 25 Cents. February 15. d t f Seory fatgpf Wi^bwd. "• /High Com* as Plittntci r. BenjaminGaither > Jts*'chjth. »7j)4. -and S* Basil L.»ither ■* - The Complainant; states in his ijilJ that the defendant* Benjamin {>;ii and G*it|ier were in tee as tenants in common of a tract of land in Fre drick C«tt"{.v, called Hammond's Strife ; — thlat being i'o leiled, Basil executed a power ot attorney to Benjamin authorizing him to foil his, the laid Bafil't iim-feft in the lad land, that afterwards (lie fijid Benjamin fold the iaid land to a certain William Oaither for tnc coalitfcratioii ofiix hundred pound-, whicli iiatnbeen since paid, tfiat the raid >Vjri'iam hath assigned to the Complainant Hpnjw Raj'e the bond executed by rhp laid Bei jan>iii for rlre conveyanceot t.ie lard'land : The Com plainant now further ltates (ar:d so appears to the Chancellor] that the no«-refidents of tfie it ate of Maryland, and herefore out of rtie reacil of the of t-his court. It w therefore adjudged afld ordered ; that the Complainant procuie a copy of'tins or der tube inserted in the newspaper of Anjell and Sul.ivao, and in the 'Uivimi St>te; Gazy t g « teuft three weeks ■fiiCccffiv'ejy, brefoie the twentieth 4»y of May ne*t ; to the in ten J that the Defendants and all tjtSerj, who jiiay conceive themfrives interested in the n,iT es, may have notice to appear in this t<wrr, on or before rile tliiid Tuctidwy in Sejitenfber next, to Ihew cause wherefore a decree lhould not pals for veftuig in tlieComplainanr.a com plete legal title to {lie laud aforefaid. Trtt SAMUEL HARVEV HOWARp, Reg. Cur. Con. March »8. tuihtojw TItEASURrofPgIVNS YLy4XIA, Jf-eUrwy 14, ii9A. L)Udl4£ Notice is hejeby £iy*u to all j>cii<*n< i indebted 10 toj ino c ot the Trustees tjje iqan Office, eflablilhed per ol t|ie 4tfi of April, 178$, thai ihe ume is expired w'nen ihe UU -pay mcnt JfcouUJ beep aind cye^.y ia4wlgen.ee turnip £r*rued, uailtl* they come toiward and pay »off their itiue&ivc balances on 01 before the firft day ot Apni ucxi, precepts wiW llfuc ag«i»R all vrith oat -to pedoo* W A'li fonncr Ihjentfa* Wfr 1 * - irt their hands to (aid Oflice, are rc ■qntUexl to bring it 10 ine on or md above •Venod, other wilt i fh 41 be und< i the ablc ucceHiiy ot A>rolc4;ui.|\g firf tindioi). CHRISTIAN P. S. Tht Prifltcts throughout itye State are sfequoiWd 4-0 ii»lf rt tke above in vhevr pupeis-toi tlvc intoi maii*>ri <>f-their 4 Stock Brokers Office, No. *5, W4lliitc«et, &EW.-X&H,k SnWcnber intendingvio to<»fitie hlrti/elf entirely to rbe PU& SALH of SI'OCKS (»n CGMMiSSION, b*gs to 0} hrs tcrviceeto his (nendi auri othtr-s, in tijt lineal a Broker. TUoTe yv ho miy pie# if to favor h'iri wiih their may dcpi jici upon having it rranfa'£led wtih the moioit fuit iuy and dilpaich. Orders. iu>m Philadelphia, Soften, x)r &ny otlwr ( part et Uk United States, wt\J he attended to. LEONARE) jj LL£CKEJ<. E [Whale No. 555.] UNITED ST4TES. BOSTON, March 25. Copy of 3 letter from a gentleman now in Prance to hfs friend in this town, received by the brig Dolphin, just ar flAed at Providence, dated Havre, Dec. 30, 1793. 1 wrote you by tht fame opportunity a fe\y days firice; I then told you of the fticpeft of the armies of the Republic in the taking of Taubm and Valenckunet; this day, being the Demidi, we have been celebrating the event, or rather rejoicing with our brethren of this Republic, at the re-capture of T0,,10n. Thjs morning arrived here the CQttjirmqUoß of the taking of Vqleneitinnes ; it is fjtid that the Aujiri, am loft r4(Ooo killed, and that 6000 caine over and joined the armies of the Republic, the reft were taken prisoners. ? b? v « also had accounts that the re- Ijelp at La Vendee, are completely cut yp. On every fide success attends the French arms. It fcarccly now admita of a doubt but that die TREE of LIBERTY, planted in this country, will take root, and spread ftsfcranchej over Europe, and that tyran ny and qpprejjipn will be no more. If tte f>ray«v 6( an individual will avail any towards it, I wiH pray without ceasing. Cangreji of the United States. ffeufe ef Reprcjentatives Subtlanfe of the remarks made by Mr. Giles on the ioth of March r-04, upoij the qtieftioi} tor thp paflage of the bill provi ding a naval armament. Another objection to the measure, con sists of the certainty and enormity of .the expeuce, with a total uncertainty of its efficacy; whereas the plan of ptirchaiing a peace, regard* oeconomy, if its efficacy should he doubtful : in this cafe, if the objed be not e fatted, the money will h<pt be expended. It is but a bad characi ter of a measure, to fay it is neither cer tain in its object, nor (Economical in its arrangement; yet these ait the mod ftri •king traits iti the present bill. When this measure was flrtt brought into view, if was thought neceflary that an estimate I it,this eftimate,he knew 1 11 qt for what reafon,was kept out of view. ' It was nevertheless an estimate, and mult ; again make its appearance in the npufe. He expected too, that it wonld apppear ii) a mons formidable shape ;han when it was iirft introduced. The pay of the feamefl, the most important item in the | estimate, had varied its (hape materially : It is novy calculated at double the estimate ; fir ft -made, and he apprehended that the fame fate would attend other parts of the estimate. He admited that the sum men tioned in the bill, did not positively ffx the wages of the seamen, but was in tended as a limit to the Pt-efident's discretion: He was inclined to think however, from the nature of the that the whole sum would be found jie. peflary ; for all the otherperquifites, whieh the seamen will expedt, mult consist of toil and danger. tje oblerved, that the intelligence late ly received, in his opinion, served to con firm all those objections, although he sup posed it had affected the minds of other gentlemen very differently ; because he had observed more votes in favor of the bill, Unce the receipt of the than before that period. The intelligence being communicated in confidence, he fup poM it would be improper to particular ise those parts of it, which affected his opi nion : He Ihould therefore, only remaik in genera), that the intelligence had led bis to two copclufions. lit. That .the forcc to 1 fed, i* abfolytely inadequate to tl . 3 . That by proper . iue- R.
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