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EVENING A D VERT I S E R.
[No. ti6 of Vol. V.] Monday, April 28, 1794. [Whole No. 512.]
The following Certifi
es of the funded tW F ' Cent Slock <hC
Dom.tlic Dcbl otitic Unued Suits Uanding on
thebooksol ihr Tieafuiv of ih l»i<* United
Sutes, in the names of Donnald and Burton o
london, merchants, and signed by Joleph
'Nouife. Rcgifteirof f«id Trralury, to wit
N». 5476, dat - d s 4 h Augult 1792 tor 29,59
dollar, and 53 cenlS waß «ranfinitt cd from Lon
don 10 the (hip Peter, Paul Huffcy, m«fer,
bmirfd for New York, and has been left. —
The Subfcr\ber intending to apply to the 1 rca.
furyot the United States 10 have the fame re
newed, defiles all p 'rfons who are interested in
the fatd certtfieaie, to make their objections
thereto, if any they liavr.
Francis Macy.
Philid. March 27. o6w
FOR SALE,
BY MATHEW CAREY, No. 118,
Maiket-Street,
An May on Slavery,
to exhibit in a new point of view
its rffefts on mof&h, aud the peace of
foctetSame fa£fcs and calculations 4'e pffrrtO
*ro prove the labor ol(jriemcn to "be much more
ffTodutlivi than th'at ot slaves ; that countries are
trcb, powerfol and happy, in proportion as the
laboring people enjoy the fruits of their own
Jjtfmr ; and hence tne n celery conclusion, that
(lavcry 15 irapoht'C as well *s unjust.
Price 25 Cents. dtf
February 15.
Excellent CLARET,
In hogfhtads -md in cases of 50 bottles each.
A L S O,
A few cases Charapaigne Wine ;
MADEIRA
in pipps, hogsheads and qtuuer casks,
FOR SALE BY
JOHN VAUGHAN,
No. in, South Front Ureet.
JlO. 2, 1794.
PIRACY!
{ p" THE schooner DELIGHi", the px -
** pertv «f Manu l Antonio Martin, of the It
land of Bona Vista, was on the 18th of Oc >
t»ber laft,while at anchor in the road of
tha< Itl&ndy forcibly entered and carried of
by JOHN DUNHAM, JOHN MURRAY, r.
roan by t e name of DODGE, and one other
name unknown.— This yeflei was fold
|oM. A. Mar;in, by ty'i.liam M'Neill, who
came to B"na Vista in her, from Madeira.—
She was built in the County of Matthews,
state of Virginia, and was registered at New-
York, the 16ft* April, 1793—'Her name wj
p in'ed.on her Item—Her dimenfians as sot -
Inxr-.: feet 6 inches keel, 16 fe-1 6 inch
be ,m, hold 6 feet 2 inches, lier burthen 54
tors.
At the time of their enteiing the vessel,
there was a black man on board by the name
of B.>lthazer,wh'om t*hey carried off
John Dunham was mate of the vetfe] undei"
Capt. MfN-iw, prior to the sale of her, a'ncj
the oflier persons were mariners. Dunham
is a married man, and has a family at Nan
tucker.
'The of the vessel confided of the sol
lowing article.^.—2 cases containing 74 pieces
; caf? Wi ne-Glalfes ; 1 bale containing
p pieces 3*oadch)th; j do. 9 d». 79 pieces
Cotton, (need.e worked)-—33 <10. do inferior,
2 of Sal 1; fae had feveii small arms and
some pifVf>ls.
If any person can give any information of
this ve'TeljOr any part of the property,To that
it Can be recovered, or t he offenders brought
04 jyOice, they are requested to inform Messrs.
Anthony and Son, Philadelphia ;
Mjr r ay and MuiMFORD, New-York ; Clark
and Nightingale, Providence; or Head
and Amort, Bolton.
March 17. dtw.
ESSENCE
For the Tooth-Ache,
Prepared and fold ly Dr. Lee, Golden-
Square, London.
THE pub'ic is offered one of the mofl
efficacious and fafe medicines that ever ap
pealed, for that most excruciating pain, the
Tooth-Ache—the numerous itiftui;c«s of its
happy effe&s, in relieving the affli&ed, have
now brought it i®to u liverfal estimation ; it
not only relieves the tooth-ache, but is of the
vitmoft service in curing the SCURVY in the
Gums, in preventi ig the disagreeable fmel]
that is produced from unsound teeth, & wili
occasion a Jweet breath ; it I kewife prevent:
the teeth from decaying, and will be found
a general preserver of the Tbctk and Gum-,
Sold in Philadelphia only at
PeynteWs Stationary Store,
No. 2i, Second ftrtet.
Apnl 24. tutli&s 3W
.*' • *
For Amsterdam,
T_. The new fact-failing, copper
bottomed SHIP
iH ADRIAN A,
mm—SZ. K. Fitzpatrick, Matter.
BUILT of live oak and cedar and was in
tended for a Liverpool Trader, wiH fall with
all convenient speed. For freight or passage,
having excellent accommodations, apply on
board at Walnut street wharf, or to
THOS. & JOHN ZETLAND-
N. B. will b<f landed in. Eijg
land if requiredj
March 6, 1794 riff
For Norfolk y Fredericks burgh,
John Earl, Master.
A llauiich good vefftl, will fail in a few
days. Fer freight or p ffage, apply to the
master on board at Chefnut street wharf, or
to
JOSEPH ANTHONY & SON.
March 31. dtf
For Sale or Charter,
J^^^jndromjghe,
John Moore y Master,
IS a stout good veflel, about two years o)d,
burthen 232 ton?, has only made thfee voy
and may be sent to sea at a finall ex
pence. Sh? tpay be seen at Vine-ftieet wharf,
aud the terms made known bv appl cation t
WHARTON r d LEWIS.
March 2i. dtt
To be Let,
For Merchants Compting Hou/ej or Public
Offices,
Two brick 3 story Houses,
H AVING 6io ui m ea win fireplaces
beside garrets, si uate{ on the sou h wellcrly
ot Dock fttvet, between Pear and Walnu
lireets. Enquire of
BENJAMIN W. MORRIS.
April 17. tuth&stf
The Projits arising from t e following publi
cation are for the benefit of the Poor. '
Just pubHlhed, printed by R. Aitken anc:
Son, and fold by J. Crukfhank, VV. Young
T. Dobfon, and tjbe other Bool^fellers,
M I NUT E S
OF THE
Proceedings of the Committee,
Appointed 011 tue i4tli September 1793, by
the Citizens of Philadelphia, the'Northen
L be. ties, and the Di<lrift of Southwark,
to attend to and alleviate the Cufferings oj
the afflictccJ with the Majignant Fever,pre
valent, in the City and its vicinity.
WITH AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING
A lift of persons admitted into the Hospi
tal at BuHi hill, (hewing the limes of theii
admilHon, death and difchai'ge.
Number of Houft s, Deaths, &c. in the
refpettive streets, alleys, and courts- in the
cty of Philadelphia, NOl them Liberties, and
Dill rift of Southwa>k.
A lift of the Interments in the Buria!
ground? in the city of Philadelphia, Northen:
Liberties, and D.ftrift of Souihwark, with a
meteorological account of the weather.
A Turn nn y of donations in cash andprov i
(ions, received from sundry persons and pla
ces, f(jr the us of the poor and affltfted.
April 2. d£w
Just Imported,
In the Ship Apollo, Capt. Fitzpatrick,
from Amsterdam, and now landing
on Walnut-ftieet wharf, viz.
GIN in pipes,
Afe<w bales Holland Duck,
Ditto Oznpburgs,
Holland Sheeting,
Juniper Berries,
GlaJ's Ware, vi:z. Tumblers and Mugs, -va
rious Jtv.es.
Sheathing Paper,
Swedes Iron, square and flat bars,
Hair Ribband, No. 4.
Dutch Great Coats,
A quantity of Junk and Oakum, &c.
FOR SALE BY
! ' THOMAS KETLAND, Jun.
The above-mentioned Ship is for Sale
Ihouldapplication be made within a fetvdays ;
otherwise Jhe will take freight for Amjler
dam.
March 1, 1794. d—tf
I
—NO. 2t —
Second Jlreet, between Market and Chefnut
streets, Philadelphia.
POYNTELL'S
AMERICAN OF '
PAPER HANGINGS, !
WHERE he keeps up a constant stock of i
ten thousand pieces for sale, coniprifing eveiy (
variety of colours, in grounds and figures, oV ,
the moll modern tally patterns, tor eve
ry part of a house. The perfrftion attained
in this manufactory, jn peculiar neatnels of 1
wujkmanfhip, durability of colours, variety '
in designs, and good quality ot the paper, will i
be found to exceed any European papers at (
t ie fame moderate prices.
An alegant variety of rich fancy feftoon &
narrow burdei s, and of ltucco and other co
loured pannel papers.
Plain g ounds made to any colour or (hade. j
Wholesale orders for any quantity, from j
'he country or for exportation, executed on
. Ihort notice, on advantageous terms, on '
iifual oedit. 1
Ip addition to the above alfortment, he has :
beautiful variety of ,
French paper hangings
f very fu,)erior quality, (Paris manufactory)
vith a variety ps Hich Borders.
April 25 tuth&ssw 1
just" published,
AND T • 6E -SO.i p BY
THOMAS DOBSON,
No. 41, south Second street,
Extract of a letter from a gen
lein in A,merica.to a friend in England, on J
c Subject of Emigration—price j Bth of -i
■ dolia;.
Ecclefiq/lici l Eflab jjuments detrimental to
a State.
Price I 8 ot a Dollar.
A ril 2. m &f3w
Pennsylvania Hospital,
4th Mo:>th, J''i >794.
The Contributors are desired
f 1 attend the Election, to be held at ih
Hospital on the stu day of .the s'h Month
xt,at 3 o'clock in the afternoon ;to choose •>
velve Managsrs and a Triasvrer, for
the enfumg year:
' By order of a board of Managers.
Samuel Coates, clerk.
CONGRESS.
House of Reprefentatroes.
Thursday, April 24.
In committee of the whole house on the
bill to suspend the importation of certain
goods, wares, and merchandize; after
some difcufiion, Mr. Parker the Chairman
repotted, that the committee had, had the
billundercjnfideration, andmadeanam nd
mcnt thereto, which was twice read, and
agreed to by the house.
The biil was then further amended, and
on the queltion, that thefaid bill, togU i- '
er with the amendments, be engioffed and
read a third tim«.
It was resolved in the affirmative—
Yeas j7 —Nays 34.
Those who voted in tht affirmative, are
Meflrs. Armilrong, Bailey, Baldwin,
Beatty, Blount, Cadwalader, Carnes,
Chr'ftie, Claiborne, Clark, Coles, Dear
born, Dent, Findley, Giles, Gillefpie, Cil
man, Gregg, Griffin, Grove, Hancock,
Harrilon, Hartley, Heath, Hunter, Ir
vine, Locke, Lyman, Macon, Madison,
M' Dowell, Mebane, Montgomery, Moore,
P. Muhlenberg, Murray, Neville, New.
Nicholas, O r,Page,Parker, Pickens, Pres
ton, Ruthertord, Scott, Sherburne, Smi
lie, Israel Smith, Samuel Smith, Sprigg,
TreadweU, Venable, Walker, Williams,
Winn, and Wutfton.
Those who voted in the negative, ate,
Messrs- Ames, Shearjafhub Bourne, Ben
jamin Bourne, Cobb, Coffin, Coit, Dex
ter, Forrell, Foster, Gilbert, Gle. n, Gor
don, Hcifter, Hillhoufe, Hjndman, Kit
tera, Latimer, Learned, Lte, M ilbone,
Sedgwick, J. Smith, W. Smith, Swift,
Talbot, Thatcher, Tracy, Trumbull,
Van Alien, P. Wadfworth, J. Wadfworth,
Ward, Watts, aud Wingate.
[BY REQUEST.]
From the General Advertiser.
Mr. Bache,
I take the liberty of requesting you to
publish the following reply to a cruel and
calumniating charge against me, which
appeared in Mr. Oswalds paper of the 23d
instant, and which may be equally appli
cable to the authors of twoljmilar pieces,
whjch have been published in your gazette.
I will not descend to answer in detail, the
illiberal infinuatipns contained in them,
not doubting tljat the extract given, will
fully refute the felfe and ungenerous
charge. J. A.
Mr. Oswald,
The unfounded and illiberal attack
made upon me in your paper of the 23d
instant by an anonymous corrtfpondent,
who signs himfelf "one of the laity,"
obliges me from a regard to truth, as .well
as from a sincere desire to preserve the
character of an inoffenfive citizen, to con
tradict his assertions with refpeft to my
sermon preached on Easter day. This I
■cannot more effectually do, than by trans
cribing that part of it which he alludes to,
and which he call "an unprovoked attack
upon a great and magnanimous people,
not warrantable on the score of policy,or
even of common civility."
I afTure you upon my honor, that the
f illowing extract contains the -whole of
ti)e only pait of the sermon, which it can
poflibly be supposed the layman refers to,
and is verbatim as I delivered it from the
pulpit. The occasion naturally led me
to insist upon the great chriitian doctrines
of the reftirreCtion and a future itate of
existence, which having endeavored to e
lucidate, 1 enforced with this recommen
dation :
" Let then the expectation of this eter
nal life, excite our daily preparations for
it. Let the employments of our future
jlate be the principal iubjeCt of our con
templation in the prefentr; and whether
prosperity or Sdverfity be our lot in
life, let us run with patience the race -which
it set before us ; locking unto Jesus, the au
thor and finijher of our faith who hath de
livered us from the dread of annihilation,
and given us the assurance of an everlast
ing existence.
" Let us put on the whole armour of
God, and resolutely (land as christian sol
diers, in the breach which the insolence of
Deism, and the iniVious delusions of a falfe
philosophy, have lately made in the walls
of the sanCtuary ; let usv'g Inntly guardja
gainft the introduction of that {hocking
tenet, which is jiow, alas ! the fafliionable
though fatal doCtrine in a nation, who
once gloried in the name of christians, scut
who having extinguished the light of the
blefied gospel, in mercy given to "conduCt
them to ever lasting bliss, now grope in
the dark, and madly conceive that the ac
tions of the present life, shall at its dose,
be forgotten in an everl i.Hng fle-p.
"To be no more—fad cure! For who
would lpfe
This intellectual Being,
Those thoughtß which wander thro' eter
nity,
To pe ifh rather, swallowed up and loft
In the wide womb of uncreated night,
Devoid of sense and motion ?—
Milton's P. L. B- 2. L. 146.
Dreadful delusion 1 which that we may a
void, let us eagerly avail ourselves of all
those means of grace, which the benevo
lence of Providence hath granted us, to
Hrengthen and confirm our faith, and
thereby to conduit us into the kingdom
of Heaven."
How far the charge against me is
founded on the above extraCt, I leave the
candid to deteimine.
" This son of the cassock, fays the au
thor, told us, that the French had re
nounced their allegiance to the Supreme
Ruler of the Universe—that Satan had
, ercCted his standard in that country —and
that the whole nation I>s4 Cnlifted under
tiis banner."