of tfiellmfei Jlif&te
EVENING AD VERTISER.
[No. 152 of Vol. V.]
Advertisement.
THE relations of Mr T1 oinas
nierlvof Ellicoti's Upper Mill ~ and lately ot
t'-e C'ty of Wafh'ngton, decialcd, are defir
to apply liave his alf.i'rs fettled.
edCitv of Wafliington, April 22, i7°4-
M. 5 m&tt>4 w
City of Washington.
THt Subscribers to the Articles ot Agree
ment of the "Colombian Society" are ie
m,„fted t» meet at Mr. Richardet's Tavern
in the city of Philadelphia, on Monday the
26th day of the preleot month, at 12 o cloc*
i„ order .ochoofea board of Manasers, &c.
i„ conlorrnity with the 9th article of their a
greeraent.
James Greenleaf.
g. Dinner will be ordered on the t able
,t 3 O'clock for such of the Subscribers as
ni»v clia.>fe to pal's a facial hour alter the
'onfiiiefs qf the day is finilhed,
M i]
Wharton and Greeves,
Have removed their Counting House from
Watc flre-t, to Morton's wharf,
Where they have for Sale,
■ Madeira and Iherry Wine,
fit for immediate ufi
Gin in cafe j ,
Souchong Tea *
Black Pepper,
Rfijpa Mattit
Corks,
Jesuits Bark,
Coffee* and
Eighty Hhds. prime Tobacco.
May 5 .
FOR SsfLE,
BY MATHEW CAREY, No. 148
Mai ket-Street,
An Essay on Slavery,
D, r )R ncd 10 exhibit in a new point ol vew
its elf. a, on mot all, iniufiry, and the pcut oj
[ociety Some facts and calculations aie ofleicd
10 prove the 'abor offreemen to be much more
Produilive Ihao that ot jlnves ; that counttKS.are
rich, powerful and happy, in proportion a< the
Itboring people enjoy the truits of their own
labor ; and hence the n ciffdty conclunon, that
Oavery is imfeMk as well m unjujt.
Price 25 Cents. dct
.gebruary 1
Carolina Rice and Indigo,
BAY MAHOGANY and FRENCH
BURR stones,
FOR SALE BY
Gurney and Smith.
May 14- 1
Ccngrefs of the United States,
In Senate, Tuesday May 13th, 1794.
ORDER. KD, that Rufut Putnam, Mahaf
fah Cutler, Robert Oliver and Griffin
Green, do, upon ihe third Monday of Decern
bei next, llieur cause i« the Senate, why To
much of th' grants of land to them the Paid
Rurus Putnam, ManalTah Cut'er, Robert
Oliver and Griffin Green, pursuant to an Ast
entitled " An ast authorizing the grant and
conveyance of certain lands to the Ohio Com
pany of a (lactates," fnall not be declared
void, as may interfere with be fufficient
10 fatisfy the claims of the French settlers
Ordered, that the d Yvevy of a copy of
the above order to Rulus Putnam, Manaflah
Cutler, Robert Oliver, or Griffin Green, and
the publication of tie fame, one iQonth, in
one of the Gazettes printed n (his City, shall
be deem -d fnffieienl notice ihereof.
Extract from the Journals of Sedate.
Attefl,
SAM. A. OTIS, secretary.
May i -
JUST PUBLISHED,
B Y
MATHEW CAREY,
118, MarketJlreel,
Price 18 cents,
THE
Catechism of Man ;
Pointing out from fonnd principles, and ac
knowledged facts the Rights and Duties of
every Rational Being.
Am I therefore become yourenemy because
tell you the tnith ? Gal. iv. 16
JJow all these things happened unto them for
examples, and they are written for our
admonition, upon whom the cndi ol the
earth are come. i Cor. xii.
May 10
For LONDON,
PENN,
Ni lying at Jeflc and Robert Wain's
wharf, to fail with all convenient fpced. l'or
iVcnnit or palTage, apply to
JOHN FIELD V SOX,
Or,
JESSE y ROBERT tfJLN.
May 13. dtf
For Sale or Charter,
Aim ROM ACHE,
( An American bottom )
is a (lout good vessel, about two years old,
burrhen 232 tons, has only made three voy
ages, and may be lent to sea at a, small ex
pence. She maybe feeit at Vine-ftveet \yhart>
and the terms made known by application to
dti6M.
March 21
OT Baltimore,
wHBr BALTIMORE,
Benson, Mailer.
Bui then about 140 tons, 'is intended to fail
ae foou as her inward cargo is discharged, un
less freight (hould offer to detain lie I*.
For freight apply to the Captain on board
at Hamilton's wharf, or to
SAMUEL y MIERS FISHER.
Who have fir Sale,
A FEW PIPES
Cargo Teneriife wine
d~ 6t.
And a tew pipes Sweet Do.
Excellent Sherry Wine in qtiai ter calks
London Porter in 42 gallon casks
White and Red Lead and Spanifti Brown
Tin plates in boxes
. An aif>rtment of,Eaft India Fans, Nan
keens and Silks
With a general affbrtment of Merchandize
as usual.
sth Mo. 5, 1794 ' dt
For Sale or Charter,
PHOENIX,
Burthen about eight hundred barrels. She
is in compleat order, and ready to take in
her cargo. For terms applv-to
JOSEPH ANTHONY & SON.
May Ij. d 3t
Charter,
Europe or the Wejl In•
THO M A
Solomon Bunker Matter.
Burthen about sixteen hundred barrels, a
{launch good vessel, and a prime sailer—For
terms apply to the. Captain on board, at
M'Clenachan's wharf, or to
JOSEPH ANTHONY & SON.
Philad. May 13. djt.
Sales at Auction.
On Thursday the 15th and Saturday the
17th inft. at TWO o'clock in the after
noon, at
John Connelly's Au&ion store,
v No. 78, South Front Jbect %
A CHOICE COLLECTION
O ,F
BO
In various Branches oj literature.
Catalogues may be had at the store as a
bove, and at No. 26, Spruce street, where
the BOOKS may be seen any time before the
sale.
May i; v
Just Imported,
In the Ship Edwardy Capt. Crandon> from
St. Petersburg in Rullia,
And now landing at Sou th-ftreet Wharf, viz,
Hemp,
BAR IRON,
RUSSIA SHEETING,
RAVEN's DUCK,
RUSSIA DUCK,
HOG's BRISTLES.
AND FOR SALE BY
John Donnaldfon,
No. 22, Walnut-street.
diw3taw
March 4» 1794'
tUtb&S2W
AND
Friday, May 16, r 7^4.
WHARTON & LEWIS.
THE BRIG
K S,
REMAINING
Of THE
Ship India's Cargo,
FROM
E N G A L.
A small aflortment of
BALE GOODS,
ajo bdgs COTTON of good qual<ry, which
wojid probably make an excellent remit
tance to Europe, and a
Quantity of PEPPER
For Sale by
Mordecai Lewis,
Who has alj'o to dispose of
Barcelona Hand'fs. .n b xes,
Holland Gin in cases, v
Souch.rng, Hyson, and Tosikay
A quant ty ut' Briraftone, &c.
May iP
N O T I C E.
Trtdl-Sublcriberleaving this city tor a !hort
time, has empowered Mr. Thomas Potier to
tranlaCiall buiinefsii. his absence, holding his
tiani'a&ions as Vulued on
Louis Ofmont.
dtf
Mav 10
NANKEENS.
Nankeens of Superior. Quality,
FOR SALE AT
No. 40, north Fifth Street
April 21. mwJcftf
SHOE
A quantity ot stout wfiU made Men's size
li>» i »e Southern inaiket,iui
sale at
No. 36, North Third Jireet.
May 6
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
A good Pressman,
Who w ill .livti with coiiHain emplo). Apply
10 mu and KauiTnert'' ,No. 85, Rao-Siuci.
May 13, 1794- ' —3'
'The Ground Plan
OF THE
City and Suburbs
PHILADELPHIA.
TAKEN FROM ACTUAL SUREST,
IT is with pleafuie that the publiftier has to
iiiio, m liis t'ubfcribersand trie public in gene
ral, that the plate s now untL*r the hai.ds of
the engraver, and in greater f»rwardnfs than
was at firft contemplated. At the fame time
lie begs leave to r.mmd them, th t fubicrip
tion papers are still open at molt of the noted
book-ftures in the city ; and that he hopes
from the whole of them to be enabled to fonn
luch a respectable caaiogue of names, as will
do a credit to the as well as atf'oid a
re ifonable encouragement to the under take-r
Thole who are d>.lirousof further informa,
tion are requefled to call <>n
Benjamin Davies,
No 68, M irkei lueet.
April I4>
ADVERTISEMENT.
SALES atNEH r -TOKK, by A. L,
BLEECKER -S SONS,
<)n Thursday the 15th May next at Twelve
o'clock at the Tontine Coffee House,
THE FOLLOWING
T'racis oj Land,
In Watkinsand Flint's purchase, in thecoui
ty of Tioga, (late o» New York.
The containing acrcs.
Southwell quar. of Townlhip No. 2, 9»4-*4
Northwest Hoi do. 4, 5*^47
Northeast do. do. 6, 10,525
Southwell do. , do. 7» 9000
Southwell do do. 8, 3'9
Northwest do. do. 8, 6,250
Southeast do. do. 9, 6,253
Soutlieaft do, do. 10, 9,000
Northwest do. do. 10, 10,475
Thefelands are rapidly encrealingin vaiu« ,
large settlements are already made in several
of the townfliips; the goodnels of foil, and
the advantages in point of situation being so
well known, render any further description
unnecefTary. A map of the tratts and condi
tions of Tale may be seen at No. 10, Queen
street, New-York.
April 10.
[Whole No. 52 8. ]
' FROM THE CENTINEL.
Mr. Russell,
Having been favored 'with a copy of the
following letters, I fend them for insertion
in the Centinel; they contain informs
tion,wort y public uo'ice.
Algiers, lglh December, 1793.
Honored Sir,
WE the fubferibers, in behalf of our
selves, and brother-fufferers at present,
captives in this city of human mifeiy, re
turn you our sincere thanks, for your
communications of the 29th ult. and for
the provilion you have been pleased to al
low us, in order to alleviate somewhat
our fufferings in our present situation.
We have drawn up, and signed two
petitions, one to the Senate, the other
to the House of Representatives, and we
(hall eiteem it, among the many favors
you have rendered us, that you will please
to forward thefc petitions to their respec
tive address, so that no time may be loft,
but that they be laid before the Repiefen
tatives of our country, hoping that the
United States, will fully provide funds
for extricating from Captivity,and restore
us to our country, families, friends and
<<3 W
connections.
We have pcrtifed with sentiments of
fatisfa&ion, and approbation, your me
morial to the regency of Algiers, and
have to observe, that its contents fully
coincide with our fentimente on this busi
ness, which we trust, in the Almighty,
will terminate to the honor and interelt
of our common country, notwithstand
ing the insinuations, (of others in this
quarter) to the prejudice of the United
mw&uot
States.
We trust, and hope, that the United
States will adopt such effectual plans, in
order to pi event any more of our Bre»
thren, (haring our unhappy fate, which
unavoidably must happen, if some speedy
and decisive means is not immediately put
In execution, as we understand the Fer
tugueze truce, with this Regency, w;:»
agreed on for one year.
What damps our spirits in some degree,
ii, that we are informed, that the plague,
that fatal, and tremendous dilorder has giv
en its awful alarm in the country adjacent.
And as your unfortunate countrymen were
confined during the night time, in tile
Slave-Prisons, with fix hundred captives
of other nations, that from our crowded
situation, we must be exposed to this con.
tagious disorder which neceflilate the
fubferibers, to intreat you Sir, that in this
cafe, those our friends, and of influence
in this Regency, will be authorised by
you, and fitir honored countrymen, Mr.
Carmichael, and Mr. Short, to have a
house taken for the residence of the Ame
rican matters and mates, and if poflible,
the mariners, to (hield them from the
threatening (lorm of mortality, and dan
i g er -
m&rthtf
We make no doubt, but in cafe of the
Almighty's Wrath, visiting this city o r in
iquity, but the Dey and Regency would
acquiesce to the proposed plan of humani
ty, which would be establishing an exam
ple for the general welfare ofmmkind—
aud would to pofhrity be recorded to the
immortal honor of the United States.
The fame time, honored Sir, and friend,
be you allured for your consolation, that
we the Amer'can Captives, in this city of'
Bondage, will bear our fuffe-ings with!
fortitude, and resignation, as becoming a
race of men endowed with superior fouls in
adversity.
We are much indebted to Monf.
Skjoldebrand, and Brother, his Swedish
Majchy's Agent 6, in this city, for their hu
maoiiy, and attention to the American
Captivei, and feel ourselves particularly
obliged to you, for recommending us : o
the good offioe9 of Consuls Skjoldebrand,
and Mr. Mace, whom you mention to u?
as friends.
■70,5
tuth&s tI4M
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Tours,
S. C.
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