Philip Nicklin & Co.
V N HAVE FOR SALE, 1
Scuchong '
Hyson Skin / ii
Young Hyson S- FRESH TEAS t
Hyson and - ; \ 0
Imperial
Yellow Nankeens '
China Ware, aflbrted i» Bex;» and Cheftj
Quicksilver c
BantVnno Handkerchiefs of excellent quality in
duAs
Lomdon Markit MADEIRA WINK c
London particular S- in pipes, ho< (heads, & '
Ntw-York Market j quarter c4f.cs (
Teneriffe Wine in pipes and kogfeeadf
Sugar Candy by the Box ' t
Sail Canvas No. x a 8
Lead in sheets
Casks of Cutlery aflbrted
A fevd l chtftsof Marichefter' Goods, aflbrted thick
fits, cerds, striped "Nankeens, &c.
3 Small packages ef black sewing-silks '
ii Tierces Virginia Snake-Wot.
Nails aflbrted in casks c
July 18 mwMf I
A Great variety of elegant Globe and Vaje
L A M P S.
FOR halls and entries, dftbe best London glass, with j
pullies, balance weights, and every necetTary appen
dage, of flzes suitable to accommodate buildings of all
dimen lions.
Also, an afibttment »f Lamps, adapted for the use
of pirlonrs, chambers, countiilg-houfes, with patent
burners, wick, glafles, &c.
fu/l Imported, and For Sale by
VJ. P O Y N T-E L L, c p
No. 7®, Chefnut, between Second and Third Streets, y»
Also, ahandfome alignment of mahogany knife ca- "
fes for fide boards.
Augufl 4. fmwtt.
' f~RO P 0 SA L S T" a'
FOR CAR RYI NO THE
Mails of the United States, p
On the following routes, will be icceived bv the Poftmifler ,j
at Savannah, uotil the firlt dayof September next. c ,
J. From Savannah by Sunbury to Newport Bridge, once a e
aitik ri
Receive the Mail at Sivannah every Saturday bv 9 A M,ar- - t |
rive at Sunbury by 6, P M. and at Newport Bridge on Sun- j,
day by 10 AM. Returning- leave. Newport Bridge on Sun
day bv 3P M, a»d arrive ai Sunbury in the evening, and at a
Savannah on Monday by6>P M..
a. From Newport Bridge by Darien and Brunfwick to St. p
Mary's, once in tuo wfeis. (
Receive the Mail at Newport Bridge every other Snnday
noon and arrive at St. Mary's the next Wednefdav bv 5 PM. ' c
Returning. Leavr St. Mary's the neat day, Tburfday by 8 A t ]
M,and arrivea Newport Bridge\he next S indjv by 10 *M. t ,
Note 1 If either of the routes vre titer et( h law, during the con
tinuance of the CcntraaS, the Contrattor is to '* such alterations
in carrying the nail, ana hit pa\ is to he encreafei »> dimihifhed, in
proportion to the dijlance emreafed or diminished by fuck alteration.
Note 2. 7he Controls are to be in operation on the firjl day oj
Cilcbtr next, and to continue for /our years until the 30 tk Septen- 1
ier, 1800, ineluAne. J
Note 3. lhePoft Mafler Genera! may- alter the times oj arrival a
and departure at any time during the continuance oj the Contraßs. he a
frevioujly flipi.'ating an adequate co'npcnfatim for any extra expense c
that may le occajoned thereby. )
Note 4. Fifteen minutes [hall teal/owed for opening andtlojing a
the mail at all offices where no particular time is Ipecijied. c
Note 5. Ftr- ever.'hour's delay (.unavoidable accidents excepted) f
in arriving after the times prefcribei in any contrafl, the contractor
Jball forfeit one dollar And if the delay continue until t)e depart,
ureof any depending mail, whereby the mails dcflined for such de
pending mail fluff loft a trip,' the contniSor Jhatl forfeit ten dollors I
—to be deduded from his pay. e
JOSEPH HABERSHAM, (
Pofl-Mafter General.
Gineral Post Office,
Philadelphia, Jane 28. 1796. iaw6w
FOR SALE,
A very Valuable Eflate,
CALLED T IVIT TENH aM, situate irr th. *
township of Upper Derby, and county of Delaware,
7 1-2 miles from Phiiad lphia, and half a mile from the ■
new Western read: containing 230 acres of excellent land,
45 of which are good watered meadow, 90 of prime wood
land, and the reft arable of the firft quality. There are
on thepreuiifesagood two story brickhoufe, with 4 room., f
en a floor, and cellars under the whole, with a pump-well
of excellent water in front; a large frame barn, ltablcs, (
and other convenient buildings; a smoke-house and stone. j
spring-house ; two good apple orchards, and one of peach- '
es. The fields are all in clover, except those immediately 1
under tillage, and are so laid out as to have the advantage t
of water in each of them, which renders it peculiarly con
venient for grazing.
The situation is pie&fantafld healthy, and from the high
cultivation of the land, the good neighbourhood, and the
vicinity to the city, it is very suitable for a gentleman's
country feat. '
The foregoing is part of the estate of Jacob Harman, '
ieceifed, and offered for sale by
Mordecai Lewis, 1
os. 9. e».] Surviving Executor. i
INFORMATION
IS given daily of the drawing of th» WASHINGTON
LOTTERY, at the Officc
No. 147 Chefnut fireit,
between Fourth and Filth ftrects. Also, where Tickets 1
may yet be bad. Aug. 5. co !
•gy The Ninth day's drawing is arrived. j
Samuel Richardet,
RESPECTFULLY informs the Gentlemen'
Merchants, that he has this day opened the CITY
TAVERN and MERCH ANTS COFFEE HOUSE in the
city of Philadelphia.
The Sulifcription Room will be furniihed with all the
daily papers published in Philadelphia, New-York, Bof-.
ton, Baltimore, together with those of the principal com
mercial cities of Europe—They will be regularly filed
and none permitted to be taken away on any account.
Tea, Coffee, Seupes, Jellies, Ice Creams, and a variety
■of French Liquors; together with the cfual refteflinisnts,
will at all times be procured at the bar.
Gentlemen ma; depend on being accommodated with
thechoiccft of Wines, Spirituous Liquors, and the noli
approved Malt Liquors from London and other breweries.
The Larder will befupplied with the prime and earliest
' produ&ions of the Srafow.
Large and small Farties, or Cngle Gentlemen, may k
accommodated with Breahfafts, Dinners, or Sappers, at
hours mod conv nient to themselves—a cold Collation is
regularly kept for conveniency, the Bill of Fare to be had
at the bar.
The Lodging Rooms will be completely fumifhed, and
the utmost attention paid to cleanliness, and every other
requisite.
£/■ S \muel Rick ARDET will be happy to receive, and
execute the commands of his Friends, and the Public at
large; and with gratitude for their favours, he pledges
himfelf that nothing on his part lhall be wanting to pre
serve that patronage with which he hat been so dUUxiguilh
jugly 'lonored. 1
PiniaJelphia, April J9. co
1 JOHN PAUL (ONES. !
XKFORMATION is licrctjy given, that % late John
Paul Tones was a proprietor of five fbares (amount
ing to about 5867 teres) in a tra.fl of laml purchaied y
the Ohio Company, in the territory of the United
of America, north-weft of the river Ohio ; and that h » 1
beiri, or legal representative, ¥ on application to the _
tors of said company, at Marietta in the territory a or?-
said. will receive a deed ®f the (aid five ftiares, or r:gnts
of land.
1 The application maybe made perfor.ally or by an agent,
but proper documents mull be produced to prove the
claimant or claimants the legal heirs or reprcfentdtive ot
v. the said Jones.
n.b. As it it not known in what country the pevion
orperfonsiutereftedrefide.it will he an ad of benevolOnce ,
in every Printer in America and Europe, who (hall rtlfert
thisadvertifcnient in his paper.
In behalf of the diredors of trie Ohio Company,
RUFUS PUTNAM.
Marietta, May 2C,17',6. [fnaej T wiyfer
To be disposed of,
THE time of a healthy NEGRO WOMAN, who
has between four and five yearj to serve i She
[ can be recommended for her sobriety and .inncfty. -For t
particulars enquire at No. 132, Chefnut-ftreet.
, August 3.
Now Publtfhitig by the Printer,
At No. 3, Lattitia Court, delivering to Subscribers,.
1 and to fee hadjajphe different Book-Stores iiHhis <-ity,
J Berrimaa & Co's
CHEAP AND ELEGANT EDITION OF
The HOLY BIBLE.
Containing the Old and Naw
TestaMents and the Apocrypha, With marginal notei and re
erences. An Index ;or an account df the most lemarkabic
paflagesin the old and new Testament, pointing to the placci
whercinthey happened, apd to tife places of Icripiuic where
in they are recorded. —A I able of Time.—'l able* of fctip
ture meaftires, "wcighuand coins : with an appendix,contaiiw
.ing the method of calculating its measures «f surfacis
hitherto wanting in Treatises 6n this f&bjeQ. A Table of Ojjuts
and Conditions of men.
conditions
1. Thefizeof this will be a LARGE FOLIO,
printed on a beautiful new type, and good paper, made par-
It will be published in Nambert not to ex
ceed 30, one of which will be delivered to fuhferib
ers, at aqu irter of a doHar. Those fubferibers who prefer
receiving ihe work complete, will be attended to by fignifying
the fame on any* of the fubfeription papers in ihe Bookstores
in this city.
2. There will be an advance in the price, on fubferibing
: after the firft of A uguft next.
3 In the cofcrfeof the Work will be given an elegant
• Frontifpiecc—Frsm an Engraving of the celebrated artist,
Grignion. V
' f Berrimar & Co. gratefully acknowledge the very liberal
• encouragement they have met with; and havereafon to believe
that the execution of their edition will anfwe? every expcc
• tation, and speak its owh praise.
Mav 26 3oweeM*
1 For Sale,
) A Valuable Grift and Saw Mill,
IN New Jersey, near the' Forks of Little Egg-Harbour.
The Grift Milii* sixty by fort) feet, two water wheels,
/ and calculated for four-ran of Stones, with screen, fans
f and bonltmg-cloths, &c. TheSav.'-Millhastwo.faws,and
e cipable of cutting five to 6 100 thousand feet of Boards per
year. A valuable piece ©f Cedar Swamp, within a mile
r and a half oi the Mill, and within three quarters of a mile
of a Landing The Lumber, &c. may be taken by water
' from the mill tail.
ALSO' FOR SALE,
I Several Valuable Tracts of Land,
s In Pennfylvahia, for all of which payment XVill be receiv
ed in the notes of Messrs Morris and Nicholfon, or in
Calh.
For farther information apply to the Printer.
Ma y 17- law
University of 'Pennsylvania,
July 16, 1796,
•"THE Summer Vacation will take place on Monday next,
the iß<h inft. and continue for Four weeks.—Thediffei
'ent ScKOOII witbthe several Tutors will accordingly re
a.Tcmble on Monday, ihe 15th day of Au^uft.
Bv the Faculty, WW Rogers, Sec'v,
No. 134.
Diftrift of Pennfylvaaia, to wit.
c T)E ii Remembered that on the 23d day cf May, in the
13 twentieth vearof the Independence of the Uni , d States
J of Frakcis of the said diftrift h th
deposited in this office, the title of a book, the riiht whereof
' he claims as proprietor in ihe words fallowing tj'wit THE
DISAPPOINTMENT, or THE FORCE Or CREDULX
" TY, a new Comic Optra in three fits, by Andrew Barton,
r Elq, 2d edition revifcdandcorrefted with larre 3dditions"bv
e thea t «hor." '
" Enchanting gold ! thaf dost conspire to blind,
" Mans' erring judgment and misguide therair.d,
1 «' In search of thee, the wretched worldling goes,
e " Nor dangers fears, tho' fiends of night oppose "
s In conformity to the aft ot the Congref» of the United
States, entitled An aft for the encouragement of learning
, b v Securing the copies ofmaps.ch.rt, and book» tty'the »uth«r,'
and pioprietors of such copies during the times therein men
tioned. Samuel Calowell, Clk Dirt Penn
The above Optra witl te publifktd in the course iff two , r three
urets. ]u!v 22 .
Treasury Department, Augvjl 3, 1796.
Public Notice is hereby Given,
IN purfiiancc of an a& of Congress, passed on the 18th
day of May, I 796 , entitled " A« aS providing " for
s the sale of the lands of the United States, in the Territo
ry north weft of the river Ohio, and above the mouth of
Kentucky river," that the H&ions'pr lots of land descri
bed in the annexed fchediile,lying in the fcven ranges of
townlhips, which were furveyedln pursuance of an ordi
nance of Congress, patted on the twentieth day of May
in the year one thousand fcven hundred and eighty-five
will be exposed for sale at Public vendue, in the town ot
! Pittsburgh in Pehnfylvania, on the twenty-fourth day of
ie OSober next, and thenceforward, from day to day until
the firft day of December cnfuiiig.iinlefs the said lots (hall
' e he sootier fold, in the manner, ancl bn the terms and con.
ditions herein after wit :
ift. The said fedions or lots shall be fold under the dU
reflion of the Governor or Secretary of the Western Ter
ritory, and Ibch person as the President of the United
•X States may specially appoint for that purpofc.
S ' , ■ ??' T he h ' d r f aions or lots ,hall be f °W to the hitrheft
bidder, but no "laic can be made for -less than two dollars
ft' ? C I aCre 0 ths l Uintlt y of land contained in such.lot or
lecli£A. » f '
■li r3' h ' ghd ?- b f dacr as before mentioned, fmift depo
sit at the time of lale,-one twentieth part of the .urn use
money, in the hand, df such person asthe Prefidert of the
„d • 4th. U,>cn paymrt-ft'ofa m.ietyof the purchase money
ad in the manher before mertiontd, the BurvhaOr 1?
er entitled to one year s credit for *
an. shall re;e:ve from the Governor or ?i '
3 d Western Territory, ana th-nerfoi who Ci 111
at by the Pref.dent ps the Uniudtat" to d iredth^f
f certiGctedefcribmgth.
e- clarmgthefum paidonaccount, the balance rcmainh, K du e "
the time whenifuch glance bccomes payable andti'
the: whole land therein mentioned, w.llV forfdted if the
tud balance u not then said . but if the tid baUnce still
he duly discharged.by paying tV.e!a r.c to die » 1 Jafiw-t 0
'he United States the purchaser or his affiance or other
n legal representative, Siall be entitled, to a patent or t c j
t .said lands, onhis producing to ths Secretary of .it ate a re-
y ceipt for such balance endorfcd upon the certificate. u
-8 if any purciafer (hall mate payment of the whole or tne wh
: s purchase money, at the time when the payment ot the un£
jfirft moiety Ss dire£led to b; ttvidr., he wijl be entitled to a j
.. deduction of ten per centum on the part for which* ere- ■
• g dit is authorized to be given ; and his patent fnall be im- J
mediately: issued. . , !
Given under my hand at Philadelphia, the day and 1
year abavt- mentioned. „__™ ,
f ' OLIVER WOLCOTT,
Secretary »f the Treasury '
n ,
* Sc'Mute of feaions of tovnpps, or fraZwna! parts
of towjbtp, 'to 'it fold at Pinjburgh, in furfuancc
of the Gib fraion of an a 8 of Cangrcfs, p«jfed on
the lßth day of May,JJt)& _
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r . o<2 O < ° d "
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ift Range. 6thTownffiip7 6th R a:jg t>.
-ifl.Townfhip. gcia 640 each 1 ill Township.
»■ iS 565 14 649 11 7 3| 2 °
» 156 95 17*10640 each | i 3 270|
30 2st, 75 25836 640 each j2l 8,5°
34 240 90 BthTown(hip. a 166 40 /
\fsa36 640 each jai»'64°each 23 427
2d Township 17320 640 each 24 640
19 140 23 640 27 151 8e
20 170 7© 15330 64oeach 285,6 640 ?j icls
e 21 185 33*36 646 each 33 58 Ql
, i» 2 3c iothTowfiihip. 34136 640|eacli wi
25 488 !o 132)640 each 2d Fownlh/J). t h
16*17640 each 5 314 64c each i 126 he
28 560 iyaiow'ioeachi 2 440 tlc
s 29 55* 60 each: 3 448 th
'■ 30 564 i2thTownfliip.j 4 456 tr(
.31-36 640 each iai4 64c t?ach; 5 464 be
4thTownfl»p. T7a2o 64oeach! 6 472
! 19 64 238361640 each 7 340
S „ 6 ? 6 *„ ;
' 34 .45 2 ° 3. >4. a & fid
'1620 ,40 each 3 486 \
3 f £m«fhi* a3Towhl% 4 494 C
cthTowiilhip. > / c !roa
6 139 60 J 6 gio
, ?a6 640 each
il 12 479 30 J 6 jo 7ai4 640 i each
e 17 3®4 15 A ' J 1732064 each
f a<! tc 9*l* '40 each <4o|eack
«3 4jC 75 * sth Townlhip.
*4 6 45> A Zt - 1 -18
■39 £ v a >26
7 i7a2os4oeacn 3
'ti 23336 640 each! 3 534
" 8o Fov ; nfhip | 4 540 A,
s ] 3 = I *141640 each s 54
id Range. 17a20 64Cjeaeh —
iftTownfhip. 23136(640 eadh 7 a1 4 4- each
:r iS I 7120 sthTown(bip. I 7*' l ® 64°'*ch
c 34 I6J 50 iai4 64ofeach ' 3 , a^ 6 4y_*<-h T
[e 3d Township 17320 640 eachj ' 'hTownfhip.
•.i 24ax6,64ojeach 23*')6 640 each, 1
28 1499 16 7thTown(hip. | 1 "* 40
29 ,64c iai 640cach; 3 •'>' r "
3jl;3]64c|each ;iy 640 each 4 60 cl "
4thi'ownlhip 12.31.3 640 each '9 3 T . r
in 11 26J 40 ißai9 64oeach ' 0J 1,.
n 39" 5° 25 640 7*i4 640 each
J3 5 1 5® 30336 640 each T 7*^64c»ach
15 27 50 9thTownlhip. 4C i a . c ' 1
.16 459 20 1314 640le*ch ' ?*" ?'
/ 17 524 17320 64®each i*i4 64oeach
18 64c 23 336 64.o!each ' 64c,each
:l ' 19 635 uthTownftip. 2 3*3_6 640 each
20 58, 80 1 ai 4 640 each t»hTownfli.p. o|
c 21 636 21 i7a2o64oeach l*i4 64oeach
52336 64C eaeh 23336 640 each I 7 a2 * 640 each aI
sthTownfhip. i?thTou-n(hip. 2 3*36 640,eath c
5 631 iai4'6 4 oeach I 3thTownfctp, L
637 64c »aeh 17a20,640 each i* J 4 64c each 01
fs 13315 64 each 233361640 each !7 a 2c64oe*ch
th 27ar8 64c each , _ = 23*36 640 each
of 32*36 6 4 c| ach s'" !!/,nge. tjthTownlhii).
IE 7lhTown(hip, iftTownfhip. iai4|6 4 o^ach
■I- 3 1 274 '4® 17*201640 each v
"> SrhTownfhip. 21 5® 23*36 640 each °<
" 2 s " "
1 4 ° 1, 26 70 ill Town/hip.
7 * 14,640 each Z° " 10 I . ir,
17320 640 each 2 J 2 ® . |
23*36|64oeach 34 , 2dTcwnfhin I
if, jj' 30 (ditch '
I«w6ic ach 2d Township. 9 296 „
■« SSJjgit »;>"««*■ •
Jg i;aflS,otatk "
3 ,J RANQF. 5 456 19 14
2d Township. 6 464 80 20 496 .tl
th 15 640 7 25« 23*24 640 each v
or 16 600 8 61S 2 5 38c
0- 4o 557 50 9*14 64c each 2 ' J '371'M0 eich
of 2ia2« 64c each 17 a2o 64c each 4thlown(hip.
1- 23 609 23 336 64d each 1314 ®4o!ea«fh
of *5*36)640 each 4th I ownlhip. J 732C 640 each
i- 3d Township. lai4|64oeach , 3' J 36 64c|each
y. 9 138 60 17 a2c. 640 each 6th Township.
e > 344 23 ii 6164 oie ach la Mj64Qeach
ot 11 267 6thTow D fhip. 17*20 640 each
12 15a i*i4|64oleach 23*36,640 tach
•{, J 4 202 50- 17*2d]84c each Bth Township. c
' »5 630 23336 64c|each lal 4 640 each a
i6aiß 64ceach SthTownihip : I 7*»J 640 each a
[U 19 21750 xax 4 |64oieach | Z3a 3® 6 40 each i
r _ 20 61$ -75 1732064 c each i loth, °wnfhip.
,j 2133664 c each 23336|640|eac1» i 1*14640 each
4th TowiUhip. lothTownfhip! ; 17 *20 646 t ach a
:ft I 170 iai 4 l4oeacli 2 3*3 6 64c .ach
,rs 2 544 ' t7*2c each Ilth Township.
or 3 320 23336 J4deach lai 4|;'4c each a
4 4 5° !2thTownflvip. J 7a2-. >40 each (
0- 3 lie 1314 64-leac}! j 2 3 a 361 6 4: each (
ife , 6 64® 1732 c 64c each Township. ;
« 7 563 64o|each ' 1a '4| 6 40 each i
ir-. Ba9 6 4 e each i 4 thl ownfhip 640 each j
T> I: >"4 So ia'l4 li 23336 64c each 1
■ m 11 529 70 i7aac 64c each t
I2aj4 64c ach each lal 4 640 each
e ? I7*2c -ach 17*20 640 each •
JC 2 3 a 36 640 each 23*36640 each '
y : ; .. • 1
NOTE. t
»; ss^ssr.rrf
George Dobson,
l) ECS leave to inform the Store Keepers in Town and
Q Countrv, that he has removed from M<if ket*Strcet to
N°* 25, foufch Third-itreet,
r where he is opening a Large and Elegant Assortment of the
- undermentioned articles—viz.
1 Superfine London Cloths and Kerfeymcret t
Yorldhire feennd ,Do. Do.
Elastic dc. do,
Mix'd and Blue Coatings
I Flannells, See.
Manchester Printed Callicoes,
London Chintz ditto,
Blue and ditto Furnitures,
India ditto,
Long Cloths,' CoflTaes, Biffas, Co*jevreniSj
f 4*4 9" 8 5-4 & ?"4 Superfine Indin Book MuHia*,
4-4 and 9-8 India Book Handkerchief*,
e 4-4 and 9-8 Scotch ditto,
7 4-4 &6-4 plain do. Muslins,
4-4 Sc. 6-4 Bi itrfTi Jaconets,
6-4 Briti/h Checks and Stripes,
= 4-4 India do. do, do.
4-4 ditto Chilloes, Madras Handkerchiefs, Sic.
A large aflbriment of figur'd arid plairj. Muflinets,
Quillings, Dimities, and Striped Nankeens,
Fancy, Waiftcoatin^s,
Ginghams of the firft Quality, fubjeft to Drawback,
India Nankeens,
Men's Whiteand coloured Silk stockings.
M »v 9
To be fold,
A PLANTATION, in the town of Woodbury, coun
ty of Gloucester, and state of New-Jersey, contain
ing about one hundred and fifty acres ; a Cuitable propor
tion <y which is woodland and improved meadow-. A
great part of the arable land is in a high (late of cultiva
tion, and very natural to the production of Red Clover.
On said plantation there is a genteel two-story brick heufe,
with four rooms on a floor, and a good dry cellar under
the whole; together with a barn, cern-cribsind carriage
houfc The garden is kfge, and'contains a ginod collec
tion of the beftkindt of grafted and inoculated fruit tree!;
theor chard consists of about three hundred grafted app'e
trees. Any person inclined to purchase said premises, may
be informed ef the terms by applying to
Andrew Hunter.
Mr*9 F
On Monday next, 25thinft. (July,)
Will b? landed at South street wharf, the cargoes of Superb,
Weft Indian and Ifabclla, from Jamaica and Havanna, con»
filling of
Molasses in Hogsheads,
Coffee in hogsheads, barrels & bags,
FCR SALF. BY
PETER SLIGHT,
Who has also for sale,
A quantity of Jamaica GINGER,
Pimento & 7 t «
Cocoa, \ln Ba S^
And 15* boxes Hambro* V.'INDOW GLYSS, j by <J, will
be fold chcap.
July 20 diot & fjjth it 1 ioc
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
RAN away from the fubferiber living near Church
Hill. Qu-en Anns County in the State of Maryland*
about the fir i of, Jariuary last, a black negro '.nan , named
Sam, about thirty years of age, 5 feet !j or 9 inches high T
has a?crooked finger on one hand, and one % and foot
smaller than the other, forsewhat roundfhoufdered, his
eloathing unknown. Any person v.ho wit fceure «r
brintr laid frllotr feme, sb that 1 -msygerllJWr again shall
have the above reward withreafonable charges.
WILLIAM JACOBS-
Jutfe 4. | "iawim.
Lottery and Broker's Office, ~
A' 0 64 South Second street,
TCKETS in the Canrtl Lottery No. I!, are now rea
dy for sale, a Check Book kept for the
of Tickots, and Prizes paid, without dedtt&io/i.
The Subfcribcr solicits the application of the PkßKc or
any ot his friends who wish to purch ft or fell Barjt Stock,
Certificates, Bills of Exchange, or Notes, Hoiifss, ban*,
Lottsor of any kind, »r to obtain, Money
on deposit of property.
WILLIAM BLACKBURN,
Late J gent for the Canal Lottery Company.
Shares an i Tickets in the late Newport Long'
Wharf,2 Hotel and Public School Lottery exumined;. au
complete lift of all the prizes having been received at
this ©slice.
.• Tlirie r >-
Twenty Dollars Reward.
RAN away this morning from the Subscriber,, living
in the county of IVTonmouth, New-Jersey,. a remark
ably black Negro Man, named REN— about 40 years of
a g e > 5 * LCI: 9or 10 inches high,, llout made, bald on the
crown of his head ; hid on and took with him a grey
homespun coating coat and jacket, a brown cloth coat,
with a black collaj-, homespun tow Ihirts and trowfers,
with other Ihirts and small cloattis which cannot be enu
merated* He is a complaisant, artful and deceitful fellow.
Whoever will take up and secure »he said Runaway,.ftr
that his owner may him again, shall have the above re
ward, and reafßiiable charges paid if brought home.
Elijha Lawrance..
Tnly 18—Ayr. 1
For Sale,
A LARGE ELEGANT AND WELL FINISHED
Three-story Brick Houfev
(The late residence of General Walter Stewart)
WIIHaLOI of GROUND thereunto belonging,,
the wfcft fide of Third-street, near Union-ftreefr
containing in front 32 feet, and in depth 100 feet#, to a»
alley leading into Union-street. Thehoufe is 32, feet front
and 50 feet deep ; the several rooms contained in it are
large, commodious, and completely finifhed; the two firft
itories are each 13 feet high; there are zo mahogany
doorsjn the house ; a geometrical staircase, with mahega»
ny rails and a good ffcy-light. The kitchen is in the cell
ar ,1 which is spacious and convenient, and finrfhed with aa
oven, stew-holes and pantries, a servants' hall and large
■wine-ccllar adjoining the Mtchen. in front of is an
area in which there is a pump The yard
Communicating with the said building is a neat fcftzwc-ilory
brick ho*fe, on the north fide of Union-street,
ing 30 feet froht by 20 feet deepj the lower part of which
is at present occupied as a comptingrhoufe, and the upper
part divided into w«ll-finifhed large chambers. Thisboufe
may at a small expense be converted into a convenien£-
dwelling : The street door is very handsome, a*»d the froot
and back have Venetian window-shutters.
lafl. houfc. upon the lot belonging to th.2 firft, are cre&ed,
bathing-rooms, &c. There drelikewife very good coack
houfe and stables finifhed equal (or neariy so) ith any iiv
the city, cn a lot containing on Union street 30 feet, B»d
in.depth on the weft fide of said alley 5 There are
cellars under the whole of the buildings, andawirx>
_ c room over part of theftable, with over the re-.
S" ciainder. For further particulars enquire of
* EDWARD BONSaLL & Co.
ir " At their Office No. 64 Dock-street. between Wa.'nu: 8c
lvc .. t co Cmt*,
t»!fi month 179(3