EVENING ADVERTISER.
[No. I£3 of Vol. V.]
* JAMAICA RUM,-
LANDING at vh.-irf,
ttas Druwhnrfje, out of tt><* IVaCCkcs
ieDt. V*NWMA«i t, " nl JAMAICA,
V FOR $41 E &r
peter Blight.
"Carolina Rice and-Indigo,
BAY MAHOGANY zr.d FRFNCH
BUR R S TO ne S,
FOR SALE BY
Gurney and Smith.
May 14- £jL
FOR SALE,
BY MATHEW CAP :V, No. 118,
Maikst-St'," -i;
An ElTay oil Slavery,
Orti mm: J<o < 1 • ol » ltw
i«> eftr&J «»» aw>«/*,' inak/ry. ■M-: ihe fractal
faith.- Some uS» »'i' ; • i>laii"hi art oll ( ied
ro prove the rahor olJrte»f« t" he much mure
frodvrtivt <h»n tint ot jte'f,' ,1 that countr,.» are
rich, powerful and haopv. proton,nn a- the
4.x^V.„^ TT -Trr*Kr~rr» ; (>y Own
Ijbor; and hener tne n cili'v rnnctufi mi, thai
(javcrv is impolitic ■ s well s uvjujl.
Price 25 Cents'. dtf
v t <5.
'o-Morrow Morning*
"Wijl be landed rear Wa , n»» r li cet uh:i f.from
onboard the Tchooner Madifnn, Jar. tar
rock, "naftcr, Irnm MALAGA.
Sweet Mountain WINE,
in quarter calks
Soft (helled A monds-in lacks
Vntcatel Raifini, m jai» and
Blootn Do. in quarter barrels,
A few 7 inch Bai's C:thl> s
AND FIR SALK BY
PETER KUHN.
_ June J _
'Ccngrefs of the Umied States,
In Senate, Tuefaay May lsth, ' 7 94"
ORDEdtL), that Rufui Put a. ,H
lah Cutler, Robert Olive. an> (• ilnn
Green, do, upon the third Monday <>t Deceill
bei next, (hew eauf- 1 ' Se .at-, w.>/
much of the g?aa(< «»( land to .hem the laid
Rut'us Poritaui, iVUnaliah « ur.er, Robert
Oliver ami Gr.iiin Cre.i', pu fnaM roanAtt
entitled "An ast authorising t'e " >nt and
conveyance of certain la-os to the Ohm Com
pany of affociatet," shall not e decta-ed
void, as may interfere with 3"d be fuificient
to fatisfy the claims of the French settlers
at Galliopolij.
Ordered, that t'.e delivery of a copv of
the above order to Kurvu 1 1 .1. JVlanaflah
Cutler, Roi ert O '.ver, or Cwiffirt Green. and
the publication of the fame, one .nonih, in
one of the Gazettes printed m this lhall
be deemed fufficient nofii : t c< i.
Extri<£Vfrom the Journals of Senate.
Att.fi,
SAM. A. OTIS, secretary.
X 11.
May i4>
is ftequefted,
THAT no pe r son will atty irticle*
for the ufc of the New Ihe'iuc, without an
order in writiivf, by oftrfelvis, or Sarn
ie] Amfcrrfof>, *Vn jus.
WIGKELL & REINAGLE.
dtf. •
Mav y>.
All persons u>ho have any de
hißiids upo.i thetiew TtieatV , are icqucft-
V««) to fend in their account to No." s34i ln
ijear Eighth Itrtfet, o» soon ai
„,|»p)fepijpt,
WtGNELJ. & REIN iGLE.
dlf. '
'•U l i
Guthrie's Geography improved.
THE subscription lor this work on the ori
ginal MIIIV of .welve dollars and the bind
ing, will becloled this day—and .in Monday
the subscription will open at fourteen dollars,
•xclufive of iheprice of binding.
The new maps added to this edi'On are
twentv one ; anions which are thole of w-
Hamplhire, Massachusetts, Conneflicul,
Rhode-Island, Vermont, New Yoik, New
Jerfev, Peonlylvania, Delawa.e, Maryland,
Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, tne
Oeneff.v Government, Souih Caioli .1, r.nd
Georgia. Tliefe maps have nev.-r been given
in any former fyftein of Gcogiapi)* a ' o» 't
is hoped, would alone be fuficient to entitle
this work to a prefer-nce to any other edition
of Guthrie. , „
N B. The map of the United States,
which is compiling by Mr. S muel Lewis, from
the refpeftive state maps, wnl be far more
completethan any one yet publilh.d, ai d be
printed on two laige (heer f of paper, nearly
the size of the '.ate Mr. Murray'! map.
May 31 6
Tuesday, June 10, 1794.
For Charter,
Brig
x • Lady Walterflorfl^
Edward Broock, Mailer.
BURTHEN 1700 ba;ieis, Cailsf-ft, kn<l is
10 complete \Kder to take in a.cargo immcdi
atelv.
Also for Sale or Charter,
Tfco New SHI PS ill the hunhfeirrf 240 tons
eacn. For terms app v">
JOSEPH SIMS,
Who has for falc,
Madeira and Sherry Wines,
of t!»e si ft quality, Brandy, Red pdle
Je'u'ts Ba«k, &rc. Sec.
June 2 d
For Hamburgh,
The new Ship
jSgHL STAR,
John Vanneman, Mast r.
TO '..ii with ri couvtftrten-t lp©*d, hfcvipg
three fourth* ot" her cargo ni-ea y engaged
Fur freight or paflage apply to the master on
b-a- , or
THOMAS (Jf JOHN KETLAND.
June 3. d
For Charter,
The Ships
J ohn Bulkeleyy
AMD
FOUR FRIENDS,
T hey vII be ready ccvn e their car
pnr. in a few rla . r.nd will carry about
aj..t>ba"el •I. F" : u-rn-npi)l to
JESSE & ROBERT PTALN.
June 9.
FOR SALE,
At the STORES of
JeflTe & Robert Wain,
PORT v.'lNi in pipi'j hhds. and quar
ter cafcs
I.ISBON d >. n quaner c'afk"
Soucnoilu <•> qu-i- '>- r
chests
A quant t. of Li(boh and Cnd'Z SALT
S.ifr (h e ;|ed ALMONDS in bales
Velv-t CORKS, in do.
Ruflia MATTS.
Jri'.e Q d
ADVERTISEMENT.
LETTERS 011 the fubjca of the Wash
ington Lottery) being by mistake repeat
edly add."effcct to the Commiittoners for the
City O' Walhingion.
Perfojis c >iice: ned are bereby miormed,
that all such fliculd be addrefled either to
W. Deakins julti of Washington, or to the
Subfcribor. The commissioners never hay
ing contemplated any further concern in
this business, tlian in their afTent to receive
the bonds and approve the names of the
managers. The prizes have been paid and
are paying on d mand by W. Deakins,
Washington, Peter Oilman, Bolton, and
by the Subscriber.
For the Lottery No. 2, the Securities al
ready given will be retained by the com
miiiioners, or transferred by them at their
option to the bank of Columbia ; and the
commHGoners will be consulted refpeciing
a judicious and equitable difpefition of the
houses to be built thereby ; their treasury
or the bank of Coluiiib;a will the
money intended for the National Univer
sity, and they wil! be consulted in the no
mination of the 24 managers ; but all the
refponfibiUty renting the general "dispo
sition of the tickcts, and payment 01 pri
zes, will reft as in the Hotel Lottery, on
the nerfons whose names are and may be
hereafter published as assistants to forward
I this business with
N. B. Mr. Blodeet will be particularly
obliged if ihofe peri'ons who pofiefs prizes
ye: unpaid, will apply for their money as
earty as possible.
June 7th. "•
Treasury of the United States.
ALL. Person* who <»ie iiicii" (I t" dif;>o*e ol
tithe. i>f the (liferent spec es of the Stocks «it
the Umtd Sia"s, a.e hereby notified, that
Proposals will be received at the Trealurer's
office No. 71 Chefnot ftrret, at any time un
til Friday the 13th instant at 12 o'clock.
1,7 SAMUEL MEREDITH
Age t for the Trustees for
the reduction of the Public
Debt.
June 4th. «794-
AND
SHOES.
A quantity of {lout well made Men's
fizeSWOEvS, adapted for t*ie Southern mar
ker, Votjalc at
No. 36, North Third Jlreet.
May 6
Some few Counterfeit Poii-Not< s of the
Ba-ik of M-Tylanrf, hav ng been la dydif o
v red in circulation, oQtr.C Og he fame
wee found to ,co«r«e tiom the bjck parts of
Virgin a, wh re ihey pfot».»b y in it liiued ; ;o
V im p< rition it is thoughi nrt eliary 10
g ve the tollow-ng defcrip ion of rhem, by
wU ch t!»«y may readily be dete&td.
Th y h c the leitei D, for the r alphabeti
cal ma.k, at the icft hand lide of ihc Nuie.
The paper on winch lh»y are printed i*
mm e full and tender, ine»liok<s of the letters,
in the eugraving are in general Wronger, and
a darker appf'T.ince than jn the bills.
Hie signature Wii'.tanj P.uteifdn, is badly
d >.»e, the flrokcs of Uie letteu, are ttiffani
i,bond, aud aopear to be painted ofer well
the i C'i. as well as the fL»unlhingof the name.
T'»e value is left blank in the engraving, to
be titled up in writing, l^e f u, n mj y be
mo e or lels at pleaiure.
No true P it Notes of the alphabetical
ma k, above a (tribed, hove been 1-tely if
lu-d, and very lew «irc now-in circulation.
lac doove reward >,t One Thouland dol
lar# wni be p»o to any pei son, or
w.n; ftuli ditcuvcr, or piolecute 10 convi£liun,
I the Itveral offenders, o any of ol the
| 101 - wing deicnp'.ion, viz.
The pcifoil Or pci lous, whj ti.e
| plate.
The printer, or printer* ol tic said bills.
fivfry pcrfoii who lias afcled as ptiocipal in
any way >n "he counterlciing and uttering
the faili bills.
WILLIAM PATTERSON. Prefidmt.
ol the Bank oi MaiyUud.
Baltimore, April 8, i? 94-
N. B. The prtnifis in me neighbouring
llaus are rcqneited to rcpubi.ih fciic above.
Morris Academy.
THIS iuftiiutioH is «4iiv open lor n.e ie-
CilJtio i of fludetm u«*lei the immediate
ca,e of Mr. Caleb RuOVll, wnofe -bnities
a , a i .nftruilor, ak! attachments the bu
siness nave long been known and approvec.
He has under him the beit afliiUnis in
the different branches—'Tne (cholars arc
t „ ug ht the EngUlh, French, L ">». and
G ek language!, publ-c-sipeaking, Win*
A...lnner.c, Geography, Aftr0.,0...y, ad
tk variou braj?cl<«> ot the Ma.liemut.es.
The hcalihy firuatiofr of tin* place is tu-h
3, lo recommend it 10 thole, who wiih to
have their ch' dren in tne country. Boaid
,„R, walhing, mend.ng, &c wi.l be pr.v.d
rd in goodfamibe ,- d the morals ot tne
Cchnlars carefully a tended 10.
The pric- including tuition, firewood,
&c. tsclu've of tne French langu ge) will
not e<c£ed thirty pounds proclalTr.ition mo
ney per annum) an addition qt three dollars
per quarter will be made to fucli I'cholars
wio are tan t the French language. The
Direfto.s a> edei Trained to pay luch atten
tion to this institution, as will render it
retpeftab e and ufetnl.
GAIiR.H L H. FORD, ~i
TIMOTHY JOHNS, jun. S- Direct s.
NATHAN FORD, J
Morriltown, May 15, 179)
j dIW. W2TTI.
TAKEN FROM ACTUAL SURyRT*
IT is with pleaiuic iliat the puoLflier has
to inform his fubfcr ; ber» and the public in
•ericrat, that the plate s now under the
h-oHs of the engraver, and in greaterk>r
ward-,6 than was a' fi'ft contemplated. At
tlufane time <e hegs leave to rmmd
them, th t subscription.paper* arefti.l o
•e i at mod of the n 'ted boolc-ftores in t.ie
city ■ and that he hipej from the who.e
of them to "beWiled to so m filch a ref
peaableca.a'ojue "« name*, as will do a
crerf.t to the work, >5 well a* atf.- d a
re .fonable encoiifagenrcnt to the urder
''•Pi .ft who are delimit* of further infor
mation are reouelted to call on
Benjamin Davies,
No. 68, Mai lt" flreet.
April* 14- mßctlltf
S. BLODGET.
■i; » i. «.»«•
One thouiaud Dollars
R E W A R D.
The Ground Plan
OF THE
City and Suburbs
PHILADELPHIA.
[Whole No. 549.]
A large elegant House,
and Lot of Ground,
TN an eligible lituation, —a!fo a Country
Seat within 6 miles of* the City, with 9
acres of laud, 01 42 acres of Jand and
meadow, the H jufe is not exceeded by ma
ny in the vicinity of the city, in size, or
convenience.
niw&*'iot
For particulars apply to the printer.
UNITED STATES.
RICHMOND, Vir. June 5.
On Friday the 33d ult. tlif Grand Jury
sworn in tile Federal Circuit Court for this
Diftridt, made the following presentment, to
wit:
" Conceiving it our eHernial duty to take
notice of every obstacle to the happiness,
liberty and prosperity of the good people of
tiie United States of America, and observing
With great concern that notwithstanding
Britain has violated l'everal important articles
, of the Treaty of Peare ; has taken, detain
■ ed and despoiled many American veflels con
trary to the rights of neutrality without
making any compcnfation therefor, and has
& -till dees discover in a variety of instances,
a difpolition hostile to the American prospe
rity, tranquility and happiness—the citizens
of America are considerably injured by the
recovery of debts due from them to Britilh
fubjeils,which were contracted prior to the
year 1774. We therefore present, as a na
tional grievance the recovery of such debts
by Britiih subjects, until that government
shall fully comply \v;th the Treaty of Peace
on their part, and also make reparation
for the spoliations they have committed
on American veflels."
COMMUNICATION?.
Complaints againit rulers are as old as
the origin of representative governments ;
and those uttered against the servants of
the public in every sphere, whether town,
dillri(3.ltat£,or uatiun»-are different it: no
thing but in the pitch they arelat at, the
lur:e r'lftng ox fulling in cxact proportion to
the itation filled. It is the common lot
of •' the rulers of the free and so long
as there (hall remain any who wish to sup
plant their neighbors in stations of hortcr
or emolument, juil so long will the world
be amused with the melodious
of these chorus-fingers:—lt is to them
that the public are indebted for the news,
I that such and such a member has loft 1, s
popularity—th.it he does not represent the
feelings and interests of his constituents,
&c. But when the real voice of the peo
ple is heard—as it most emphatically is, on
the day of election, we are then convinced
th3t the noise we have heard, was i Ife
and hollow. The truth of this rema-. k
has abundant pioofs in the election ef
Federal Reprcfeutatives. For near lix years
the tongue against them hash cert
in constant motion—the complaints have
echoed and re-echoed, until they have ti
red on the public ear—the fame charges
have been alledged—and the fame afler
tions made. However, at three fcveral
times the People have beer! called upon
to pronounce on thier fate—and they
have, as often, decided peremptorily in
their favor. Still, however, the raifers
rail on—and fiom defeats, rife in redou
bled vociferation. Were pi oof of the a
bove positions needed, it can be readily
g^ven.
The Representatives in Congress from
the truly republican (late of ConneSicut,
have been foremoft in oppofmg the mea
sures which were intended to involve the
country in war, and thus to overturn the
government, and to subvert the Constitu
tion of the U. S. and have had their
(hare of obloquy. This their conllituents
have known, and as a reward for their ser
vices, have honored them with the highest
number of votes in the nominat'.on declar
ed lalt week of candidates for members of
Conerels; and ths names of TRUM
BULL, TRACY, HILLHOUSF,
SWIFT and TREADWELL ftillcoi-
tiuue pre-eminent in the lifts of those who
have deferveti well of liieir country-.
TO BE SOLD,
tu&thtf
BOSTON, June 2.
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