it • •• '* • - ,
of the &-Philadelphia Daily Advertiser,
J y V MVE* 1225.3 FRID AT EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1706. [VoirMz X,
Just-Arrived
In th brig lietfey, from Jercmie, and for sale by
the fubicriiiers. TNF
Forty thouiand wf. or very prime Loliee 1 tr
in hogsheads an&bags from
And, in the schooner Hope) from New Orleans. licati-
BEEF P«r
Cotton his p :
HIDES and tcrsn
I LOGWOOD. F ° rt
A liberal credit will be given for Approved Notes.
Richard and James Potter.
July 27. papei
A well-finifhed, commodious '"3
H O U S ' E the I
for Sale, and immediate pojfeffioti given, h »
SITUATE on the north fide of Spruce-street, No. 111, *
between Fourth and Fifth streets. The house, piazza c
and back buildings are three stories in height, and peifedt "
ly well adapted for the accommodation of a large family,
as they contain twelve good rooms, exclusive of two ciel
ed garrets. In the yard, which is neatly paved, there are "j- e
two pumps ; one in a rain cistern, the other of as good .
water as any in the city i The cellars are dry and large.
The terms of payment will be easy : a great part' of the
purchase-money in all probability may lay for years on in-
tereft. Apply at No. 109, next d.or eath\ ard.
July 30 §iw_
Landing a.
From on board ths Nancy, William Belcher, tnaf.
ter, from Bourdeaox, a cargo, confiding of—
360 Hhds. CHOICE CLAR.ET,
232 Cases of 24 bottles each, Claret,
286 do. of 24 do. WHITE WINE,
BRANDY, SWEET OIL, and
I TRUNK r,f RTRKOWS
' r , - For SaU by < •
F. Coppinger.
Tufy *3-
Just Arrived, chef
In the Snow Boston, James Kirkpatrick, raafter from Li
verpool,
eo'®o BufheU SALT ;
100 Crates QUEENS WARE; and
An Afibrtment of SHIP CHANDLERY;
FOR SALE
On board, at Pine-street wharf. Apply to
"James Campbell, or
George Latimer. f«ts,
April *9.
Wm. HOLDERNESSE,
f No. 76 High Street, —-
HAS received, by the latest arrivals from Europe and I
the East Indies, a well feletfted assortment of Silk Wll
Mercery, Linen Drapery and Habei tlalhery Goods; which w'c
he will fell, Wholesale and Retail, on the lowest terms ; f lft j
amongst which are, JyJ
Some fine India muslins embroidered with gold and (fiver
Superfine Book, Jaconet, and Mulmul ditto C.(
Do do do do Handkerchiefs
Some extra black taffeties.lutcftringsand colored Persians
Bandano rtatidkerchict6
Long and short Nankeens
English Mantuas of the firft quality I
Damalk table linen and napkins, very fine
Silk Hosiery, an elegant assortment
Thcad and cotton do
Umbrellas—green silk, oil'd do. and do cloth
French cambrics, very fine
Jrifh Linens, do. &c. &c. June 14 s
Insurance comp. of the state of
Pennsylvania. £
The Directors have declared a dividend of fixtcen dol- inc
Jars on each fh'are of the capital of said company, for the tio
last fix months which will be paid to the stockholders or gr
theii leeal representatives on every day after the loth tic
iaftafit. O'
S. IV. Ft/her, ™
Secretary.
'August «■ dlot - t °
Wanted, £
A Partner with a small capital to unite in the business
of a Mill and Distillery in Virginia. Inquire of
the Printer. Aug. 9 § lw
Prime Rice.
One Hundred Tierces of Prime Rice, I
Tuft arrived in the brig Welcome Return, from Savan- w
pah, for sale by % FOOTMAN & CO. a
Aug. 6 * si
— *— —1
UNITED STATES, ? *
PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT, J
Notice is hereby given,
THAT purfuaut to a Writ to me directed, from the ho
norable Richard Peters, Elquire, Judge of the Di
ftrift Court ot the United States in and lor the Pennfylva
•ia Diftri<ft,
Will be exposed to Sale,
at the Custom-House, on Monday, the tith day of Au- 3
gust, 3 Bags of COFFEE
j Bbl. SUGAR. '
t Half do. do.
2 Do. do. TAMARINDS
i Kegs do- j
1 Bags of Sttgar and
3 Do. Coffee
The fame having been libelled again (I. prefecuted, and
condemned as forfeited, in the said coijrf 1
WILLIAM NICHOLS, Marshal. ,
Marlhal's Office, 30th July, 179(1-
INFORMATION
IS given daily of the drawing of tbe WASHINGTON
LOTTERY, at the Office
No. 147 Chefnutjlreet,
between Fourth and Fifth streets. Also, where Tickets
may yet be had. Aug. 5. eo
The Ninth day's drawing is arrived.
To be disposed of,
THE time of a healthy NEGRO WOMAN, who
has between four and five years to iervs: She
can be recommended for her sobriety and honelly. For
particulars enquire at No. 13J, Chefhut-flrcct.
Augoft3. »awtf.
The New World.
SAMUEL H. SMITH, 12
INFORMS the public, tß.it encouraged by a liberal pa-
tronage, and in compliance with numerous rcquefts
from Subscribers, lie has determined to anticipate th. pub- wh rv
licatior. of The New World. ,The firft number w',ll ap- underi
pear on Monday, the Ijth Auguil. Those who have seen Sop
his propofalsarefufticiently acquainted with the plan and Yo;
terms on whicli it is designed to condiiii thi» . Ela,
For the information of those perfotis who are not acquaint- Mii
ed, it is ncceffury to observe, Uiat ic will be pabtifij d
twice a day, in the morring and evening ; that the price
is only Eight Dollirs, being th; fame with that of news-
papers printed but once a day ; and that its plsn will be "
comf rchenfive and liberal.
gj" The Publisher offers a liberal compensation any
pt-rfon well qualii'ied to make a cotreft and full report of |
the Debates of the Federal and State Legislatures, whijh
it is his intention to pubs fh in the New World.
*,* Apvcrtifements will be inserted, from the appear
| ar.ee of the firft number until further notice, when not
exceedi«g a square, for forty cents for the firft, andtwen- 4-4
ty cents fbr every subsequent insertion ; and a confident- 4-4
' kle abatement will bs made when they are steadily insert- A 1:
ed. Those gentlemen who have expressed their intention Qu
J of fending Advertisements, as well as those who have such far
an intention without having expressed it, are informed G"
] thit the paper of Monday, Auguil 15, will be open for :u
their admifiion until the evening of Saturday preceding.
N. B. It isearneftly requested that all fubfeription-pa-
pers not yet returned, may be sent to the printer before
the day of publication.
A faithful Pressman wanted. T) ■*
Aug. 6 eotssth LV
Philip Nicklin & Co! tl
H.WE FOR SJLJi, J.'™
Souchong ih
Hyfoti Skin J V u
• Young Hyson V FRESH TEAS
Hyson and \ W
Yellow Nankeens . jJatj
China Ware, alTorfed in Boies and (.niiw
Quicksilver T u
Bandanno Handkerchiefs of excellent quality in _J_
London Market MADEIRA WINE
London particular >■ in pipes, hogsheads, &
New-York Market J quarter qalks
Teneriffe Wine in pines and hogfs-eads
Sugar Candy by the Box
Sail Canvas No. 1 a 8
Lead in sheets cont
3 Casks of Cutlery aflarted „
A few chests of Manchester Goods, assorted thick
fats, cori, striped Nankeens, &c._ j (
3 Small packages of black sewing-silks ftori
8 Tierces Virginia Snake-wot. dool
Nails aflbrted ill cases n y r
July t8 , ar,
d On Monday next, 25th inft. (July,)
k Wilt be landed at South ttreef wharf, the cargoes of Superb, ar£ , a
h' Weft Indian and lfabel.la, from Jamaica and Havanila, con- ( s Qn
filling of brie
. r Molafles in Hogsheads, i.. g
Coffee in hogsheads, barrels & bae;s,
FCll SALE BY ma)
ns PETER BLIGHT, due
Who has also for sale, and
A quantity of Jamaica GINGER, b ' atl
Pimento & 7 In B ;»•
Cocoa, J mi
And ~0 boxesHambro' WINDOW GLASS, 7by 9, w»U goo
be fold cheap. ~ roo
J u ly 2G diot 3c tuth oc s tot nni
»f To be fold, At
A PLANTATION, in the town of Woodbury, coun- (
tyof Gloucester, aad state of New-Jersey, contain —
ol- ing about one hundred and fifty acres ; a Suitable propor
:he tion of which is woodland and improved meadow. A
or great part of the arable land is in a high state of cultiva
>th tion, and very natural to the production of Red Clover.
On said plantation there is a genteel two-story brick house,
with four rooms on a floor, and a good dry cellar under t j l(
the whole ; together with a barn, corn-cribs and.carriage- of
house The garden is large, and contains a good collec he
- 1 — tion of the best kinds of grafted and inoculated fruit trees ; tQ]
the orchard confiftsof about three hundred grafted app e- f a j
' trees. Any person inclined to purchase said premiles, may
iefs be informed of the terms by applying to
Andrew Hunter. bp
—■ J u 'y *9 — th
Aslheton and James Humphreys,
CONVEYANCERS, or
HAVE removed their office to No. 61, Walnut-flrfct, in
next door but two to the corner of Dack-flreefc, th
ran- where all INSTRUMENTS IN WRITING are drawn at
I a moderate charge, with care, accaracy and dilpatch.—■
i They likewise boy and fell Real Estates upon comnnf
fions, and procure Money upon Loan on good security.— _
— The business of an ATTORNEY AT LAW and NOTA
RY PUBLIC is also tranfa&ed at the said office as usual
by ASSHETON HUMPHREYS.
N. B. Good Notes discounted.
Inly 5- eo6w
: ho- For Sale,
A Valuable Grift and Saw Mill,
IN New Jerfcy, near the Forks of Little Egg-Harbour.
The' Grift Mill is sixty by forty feet, two water wheels,
A„ 1 and calculated for four run of Stones, with screen, far.s %
and boulting-cloths, &c. The Saw-Mill has two faws,and
capable ofcuttingfiveto 6 100 thousand feet of Boards per
year. A valuable piece of Cedar Swamp, within a mile
and a half of 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 TOR SALE, ,
,and Several Valuable .Tracts of Land, ,
In Pennsylvania, for all of which payment will be recei.v- ,
al. E d in the notes of Messrs. Morris a?d Nichelfon, or in
Caffi. .
— For further Information apply to the Frinter.
May 17. ; 1
roN plans of the city of Philadelphia,
Including the Northern Liberties and diilrifl of
SOUTHWARK ;
ckets Published, and fold by
BENJAMIN DAVIES,
• No. 63, High street,
(Price one dollar.)
THIS plan is inches square, and has been en
who jeraved by one ef the firll artists !n the city, from a late
: She Ld accurate survey. Purchasers are entitled to a nam
. For pi,let with each plan, giving" foipe account ot the
city, its population, trade,' government, #cc.
July 19
GroIGK DpB'SON, \Tkefo
BF.OS !cave to inform the Store-Keepers in Tonn ard
Cou«'<rv, that he has removed from Marloei.-Street to '
N°- 25, south Third-ilrccr,
wb rc ht li a-Large and Elegant Assortment of the orc
undernemiolitd articles—viz. wa *
Suwrfuie LoridoiiClothsasd Kerseymere», feftly 1
Yo klhirefccopd Do. 00. slot a ,
ElaX'ic du. do. ,
Mii'd and Bfur Coatings . Be Ullg
Tlainfllk, Ac. • two he
Ma"ui>efla! Printed Calli-«», ftol lt»i
,|rf>n<Hin chinu ditto, trafted
Bluelaiid ditto Furnitures,
India \ diito. t!,ke "i
Long Coins, Colfaes, Saftas, Battiilas <Se Conjevrerat, death i
4-4 g-8 5-4 & 6-4 Superfine lndit Book Mulltns, bably
4-4 and 1-8 India liook Htindkerchiefs, f..ii
4-4 and t.B Scotch ditto,
4-4 it 6-4p)ein do. iVfaflins,
4-4 & 6 481 itifh Jaconets, examir
6-4 Briiiii Checks and Stripes, 2} the
4-4 India la. do. do.
4-4 ditto (hflloes, Madras Handkerchiefs, &e. evemnj
A large alfitmentof figor'd arid plain MuflinSts, A C
Quillings, Jimities, and Striped Nankeens, jn the
fancy Wailcoatings, vj r g
cf the firft Quality, fubieft to Drawback, ' .
India Nanktens, exatnit
Men's Whittand coloured Silk iiockings. Marlbi
May 9 foweotf Charle
Twenty Dollars Reward. a ;^j
RAN away this morning from the Subscriber, living
in thecounty of Monmouth, New-Jersey, a remark- . ev f
ably black 'Jegro Man, named BEN—ab»ut 40 years of | n 8 tn
age, 5 feet or 10 inches high, flout made, bald on the appeal
crown of hs head; had on and took with him a grey \
homespun eating coat and jacket, a brown cloth coat, D j oo f
with a blacl collar, homespun tow fliirts and trowfers, f ,
with other ilins and small cloaths which caiinot He ei:U
nierated. He is a complaisant, artful and deceitful fellow.
Whoever will take up and secure the laid .
as
, July 18—Aug. 1 Siw • raß ] Lj
For Sale,
t A LARGE ELUGANT A»D WELL FINISHED
Three-story Brick House,
(The late refldence of General Walter Stewart)
WITH a LOT us GRODND thereunto belonging, p 0!
the weft fide of Third-street, near Union-street (l ance
containing in front 3 a feet, and in depth 100 feet, to an
alley leading into Utiion-ftrcet. house is 3a feetfront
and 50 feet deep ; taie several rooms contained in it are httnle
large, commodious, and completely •fmifhed; the two firft the b
stories are each 13 feet hijjh ; there are ao mahogany cuurt
doors in the house ; a geometrical staircase, with mahuga
ny rails and a good ffc'y-light. The kitchen is in the cell
ar,- which is spacious and convenient, and finilhed with an
\ oven, stew-holes and pantries, a fervantfe* hall and large that 1
' wine-cellar adjoining the kitchen, in front of which is an tions
1 ' area in which there is a pump The yard is vaulted. (1 £ u f|
1 Communicating with the said building isa neat three-story j
brick hoafe, on the iiorth fide of Uricn-ftreet, contain
ing 30 feet front'by ao feet deep; thelower part of which & ctl 1
is at prsfent occupied as a comptingrt-houfe, and the upper true?
'' part divided into w#ll.finilhed large chanibers., This house Twer
may at a fm-all expenie be converted into a convenient t r fcat
dtvelhng : The ilreet door is very handsome, and the front
and "Back have Venetian window-ihutters. Adjoining the '
last house, upon thelot belongihg tb the firft, are erected '"j"™
batlung-rooms, &c. There are likewise very good coach- tltlCC
hoafe and Arables linifhed equal (or nearly so) with any in Fret:
the city, 011 a lot containing on Union street 3° feet, and
in depth 011 the waft fide of said alley 51 feet. There are r (>|
ill good cellars under the whole of the buildings, and a wine t>
room over part of the stable, with'a hay-loft over the re
niainder. For further particulars enquire of polll
EDWARD BONS.hLL & Co. a f U '
At their Office No. 64 Dock-street. between Walnut & Pear d
eo
n " 6th month 24th, 1796
n —- - * 1 1 baui
'X JOHN PAUL JONES. ™
,a * TNFORMATION is hereby given, that tha late John j
er - 1. Paul Tones was a proprietor of five lhares amount
se ' ine to about 5867 icres) in a trad of land purchased by que
ler the Ohio Company, in the territory of the United States thai
? e * of America, north-weft of the river Ohio ; and that his [ ng
ec heirs, or legal representative, on application to the direc- w ;|]
<* tors ef said company, at Marietta in the territory afore-
,e " said, will receive a deed «f the said five scares, or rights
The application maybe made personally or by an agent, I ten
but proper documents must be produced to prove the •
f claimant or claimants the legal heirs or representative ol
"""" the said Tones. . r 1 p-re
, N.B. Asit is not known in what country the person I &
or persons interested reside, it will be an a£ of benevolence nn
•et, in every Printer in America and Europe, who shall insert a n
ee&. this ad in his paper. lore
It, in behalf of the diredors of ha,
nif- Marietta, May 10,1796. [June .] 3awpw I.^
S Jui":Publifhed,
fS. BY THOMAS DOBSON, j
At the Stone House, No- 5 l South land Street,]
— neatly printed in one volume quarto, price lix
dollars the fine papcx, or five dollats the com
mon: _ , , P ll
our. The Four Gospels, p*
eels, TRAtfLATED FROM THE GREEK-, I
fan j With preliminary DifTerta ions, and Notes critical and ex- lai
>and plasnatory. re
ip s Bv GEORGE CAMPBELL, D. D. F. R. S. Id<
™ile &c. Principal of Marifchal College, Aberdeen. g ,
,ater * * Th# oharafter of the author, for aeutenefs
and etudition has been established by his efTay on o)
miracles it. answer to David Hu-c," the: greatest h
masterpiece of the kind ever published, and by his d
«iy- « - Philofophv of Rhetoric," and to the naerit oil
,r in ,he present work, the result of nearly forty years
ft tidy and application, and the fubllance of hu I j.
tw course of lectures ia his official capacity, the ,
teviewershave given ample teifimony, but their ac r
1 t count, however honorable to the wo. is too long ,
°' for a place in tb.is advertisement, the wotk howev
er is now prtferrted in an American edition at not 1 (
more than half the price of the London copy. ,
July 20. ' - - 1
of Pennsylvania,
n en- July .6, 1796.
a late Bumm „ Vacation will take place j
!>«»' J- ! the 18'.h tu ft. and continue for Foo a W.^-Thcdihe'
t the exit. Schools with th; several Tutor s will Kcord.ngly .e I
affemKc on T.Jonday, the 15th day ot
ftf By the Faculty, Wm, RooSec y. |
LORD TOWN9HEND.
t The following additional midittte and Verdtd (»"•
elude the prticie publitbed yrjlerday..
I Mt. K'etrifon, apprentice lit Mr. Barnharo, ot
I o*ford-ttreei, said, that he law the body when it •
was brought into hU mallet's, house ; it wis per
fectly dead,"but was-yet warm; though he v.-oi
riot a Wry g<six! jirdv;e of the matter, be briuvcf'i
he might fay that the Jeceaftrd had beeotfsad Jooui
two hours. The wound appeared as though a pi
stol Itsd bi-en put into "his mouth a ball was eV
trafted from the crown of his head. He could nst
take upon him to fay, whether it was filicide, or
death by the hand of another} but it might pro
bably be fuicide> as the pitlol moil have been put
full into the mouth, the teeth being all found.
The magiilrate men desired the several perlons
examined to attend at site o'clock in the afternoon,
as the coroner's jury would fit on the body in the
evening.
A Coroner's Inqtleft fat at half pad fix o'clock
in the evening, at the public houie i;ext door tt>
Mr. Barnham's, where-the dead boJy lay. They
examined all the f trfons who had been before at
Marlborough-ftreet, with the addition of Lord
Charles's servant, and Mr. Barnhsm, who extract ••
ed a bali from the top of thedeceafed's head. Hav
ing infpefted the body, they retired to confide* o£
the vetdi<3 in the following words; " Upon view
ing the body and from the evidence obtained, it
appears that the death of Lord Charles Towri
hem} was oceafioned by a pistol ftiot: but have m?
1 proof by whose hand the pistol Was fired.—Signed
' for felf and the reft of the jury,
«< THOMAjs JACKSON-"
ljirnity so truly dreadful, which overwhelms with
aifliftion a family not more refpaft..!. r . ,—
' rank, than estimable for their virtue*.
-i.jgTTT.lt ' 1 "**
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
TURIN, May 5.
persons are defirotis of knowing the circrm
(lances which have compelled the king <rf Saidtnia
j to conclude an armitHce by which he fnrrendered
e himfelf to the French. We are allured that after
1 the battle of Mondovi general Colli wrote to the
y court, jhat it wasimpolfible for him, with an army
diiheartened and reduced neatly one half, to Kt;li
, out BUich longer against the French. It was then
e that the king and His council upon the'reprefenta'
n tions of the prince of PicdtnOnt determined to »tk
a fufpenfton of arms-although Beaulieu was then
*on his march to attack the French. r lhe French
h general thought of 1 nothing less than grafting a
■ r trace ; however not to give fimplv a negative an
fe fwer he prtlpdfed the conditions expressed in the
at trtaty, not thinking that they could be accepted.
In the interim Chetafco was taken by a coup d.*
main. There then remained no ylaee or poll for.
h- tified between the French army and Turin. Iha
in Freuch , tne>al-faw the Baron de la Tour arrive,
nd who informed him, that his Sardinian majeily had
re I 6gn«d the articles of the Truce, and had given or
daw that they should be complied with as loon as
i possible; The king of Sardinia havisg no longer
I a futScient army to cover Turin, saw as well the
I danger of remaining iu the city as of leaving it*
The inhabitants cried peace, peace, and very pro*
— bably would not have foftained a siege. The fuf-
I render of the capital worfld probably have drawtl
after it that of other places, and the king of Sar
dinia would have fecn the whole of Piedmont con
by quertd and in a revolutionary ftatc. It is supposed
itea that the court of Turin flattered i'.felt with obtain*
h' s 1 ing an indemnification in Lorobardy, and that it
ec ~ I will offer iti"alliance to the French. It is true that
£ e t ' s they do not need the affiftancn of the Piedmontefe
! 8 to finifh that conquest ; but it may be to their in
»nt, tereft to sngage it in a war with the emperor.
the I The minister of tVic emperor, the count de Ge*
; of 1 rardine', is' returned here ; this has given rile to a
•son I great many conjedturei. But as the court of Tu
nc" rin is not at war with the emperor, i: is plain that
ifert a minister cannot quit his pod without the express
order of his court. The princefles of France who
had gone from Turin, have returned thither since
the finning of the truce between the French and
I the Piedfflontefe.
Received at Ne<B>-Tofk t
By the PenUofe, Bunker, from Dublin.
reel, I —
fix-1 LONDON, May 20.
om- his underfjood that the cleftion will be com
pitted, and the new Parliament meet for the dil-
I patch of business, in the month of July.—Matters
of great important, it is cxpefted, will then he
dex- laid before them, and the house will not rife for the
recess until Autumn. Perhaps no plan could be
J devised, more calculated than this for the public
- n • 1 good. .
:nefs Lord Hood has taken his farewell of the ekftors
1 on of Westminster ; informing them that his Majefly
tateft has fignified his intention of conferring on him the
r his I dignity of an Englilh Peer.
it of J ——
y ears It is said that there will be many changes iu the
lf his 1 law department : Judge Aftturft and Judg« Pevrvn
I to retire ; Serjeants Adair and Le Blanc to be the
ac I nttv Judges ; William Grant, Eiq. to be eithev
l° n g I Attorney or Solicitor General.
owev- j j o h„ Holt, of Walton, the {urveyor cf A
t not I g r ; c ulture for the' county of Lancaller, has been
r» | presented with a cow calf, whose dim is in the 32d
■2\v year 0 f her age ; a fad which, can be ifcertaiiica
I From certain data. And, what renders the circum
' g I stance more remarkable, tha dam of the ca! ,
y next, I whilst in the poffeflion of the present proprietor
ediffer- I c an never be said to have been properly out ot w'nit
1 for tfee last fifteen years. The young feniale c« £
•'y, 1 tseir.s very healthy, and a beautiful crcatu.c.