t of t%s and Philadelphia Daily Advertiser.
•• J-'US£R :5; 4 j
For Boflott,
The Schecxer
mm s A L L
'■ ASA Scudder, Master,
NOW lying at Chcfnut-ilrc t wha'f; will fail
in a few day.. For freight or pillage, apcly
to the Captain on or to
Joseph Anthony, Es? Co.
Far Sol* on board said Sccoomr,
A few barrels of flat MACJ£AR£JL.
Tulv IJ, fjl
Perfors having freight on hoaH the said schoo
ner. are desired to call immediately for the fame.
1 • • ■ , 1 ■ • ■ ■
For Amsterdam.
THE SH "
' Four Friends,
fail with ail convenientfpecd.thegrea-
V ter part of her being ready. . Fof
si eight or paflage apply to the captain on hoard,or
JeJfe fc? Rob. Wain.
■ dtf
For Hamburgh,
cHATLO'TTE,
3 C. F. Damnberger, Majler.
be ready to receive the cafgo in a f*w
* V days, and is afaft failing flauuch,good vet* '
feJ, wellfound—For freight or paflage, apply to
George Pcnnock,
No. 103, Market-Jlreel.
J"fy 7- 3aw3w
LANDI N G,
At WaJout-ftreet wharf, from on lioid (hip Man
chefier, Bcrj Shewed, ni^fter,from Boardeaux,
Bourdsaux Brandy
Old Claret in hhds. jgyjjflKj
Medoc Wine in cases
Sauterne do. do.
For Sale by
Thotnas Murgatroycf,
No\ 11, V/alaitl-ftrcti.
Said Ship far Freight or Charter,
i""2~w Burthen 180 tons, Philadelphia
jfedOvO. bui't of live Oak and Cedar, will
be ready to fail in a few day;.
Apply as above.
_ Jnlyj- mwf
For Sale,
"^ e fi" e remarkably faft
■> Virginia and Philadelphia
Burthen aDout 100 tons. Fo- terms apply to
Rofs & Sim/on.
June ii. dtf
For Sale,
The cargo of the brig Enlerfrize, Captain
Langdon from Bourdeaux, now landing at
Morton's wharf,
COnsitinc OF
5x4 hhds. of Claret "] 2 j
117 cases of ditto j -p o
- too cfes of Sweet Oil <* * "»
IJO pipes London proof > BRANDy- I | j
10 pipes of Holland proof ) j W <0
Apply to
Whartcn & Lewis,
No. iij» South Front St.
J-—» Said Brig,
WILT, take a FREIGHT for
the Well-Indies or Europe, fails
faft, burthen about fifteen hun-
barrels, is in complete or.
dtr, and will be ready to receive a cargo in a
few days
Apply as above.
May 14 f §
Lajl .Exhibition
TN the great Dancing Room of Mr. M'Dougall,
J. South y#uTth-(lreet, between Chefnut and Wal
nut flreet, at 8 o'clock in ths everting.
The -Automaton! which have excited the admi
ration of the connoisseurs, wi 1 absolutely leave foT
ever their aftonithinff -exerciles, on Friday the 2id
of moa'h. After the experiments of natural
philosophy, the artificial lady will exhibit several
tire works without powder or fmcll.
Entrance half a dollar—Children half price.
July it. jpytat
Printed Calicoes.
JOHN MILLER, Jan. & Co.
No. 8 Chefnut-Street, \
Have for Sale
FJFTY TRUNKS neatly assorted, very low on
fhorteredit. . ,
March 6. < §
Imported in the Jhip Pigou,
And far file.by John Morton, No. 116, South
frontftreet,
Hyfiin
HyfonSkin ( TEAS
Young Hylon ( •
. Imperial J
April .20. eotf
Bejl Englijh Crown Window Gla/s.
A well assorted Invoiceofthe heft Engliih Crown
Window Glass, of the following sizes:
10 by 8 T
II- by 9
14 by !o 312 BOXES.
16 hy I»
19 by 14
Xikewifc frefe Rice, high proof Brandy, best
jnef3Be«f. in half barrels.
Sail Cloth, JIo. I. to 8.
Sherry Wine.
A few hundred weight of excellent Dutch Piltol
Rifle Gun Powder—and,
Thirty Boxes Chocolate.
For Sale hy,
Samuef Br eel, Jiin.
No. 89, South Thirdjlrtst.
at. » coipt.
"""a The Shareholders
Of th Pennfyhania Population Company,
ARP requested to meet at the Company's Of-
No S3' North Fourth Street, on Saturday
the 15th in!*- at n o'clock
-3y order of the Board,
SOLOMON MAR ACHE, Sec'ry. .
July 1, :M6t.
PHILADELPHIA • MONDAY JULY 17, , 797
Federal-Street Theatre.
NOTICE is hei-ehy given, tliet the Truflees
of the Ballon Theatre» will receive Propo
faU si rm any pirlun, or company, for the (e«fe
of the 1 heatre :n Federal-ftivet, for a tarm not
exceeding fi, e vears
Also, to b; Li, The Dwelling Koufe part
of the lam; building, vml the ce lar under the
fame. For terms of inquire oF
THOMAS BARTLETT, Pro's tli.
Bottoo, July 5. 5i 4 j
caution.
VJ7H£KEAS Richard Lake has been at-
V V tempting to fell a certain mefiiiage or ten
ement and lot of ground, Gruated on thefouth
fide of V;ne-fttreet, in the city of Philadelphia,
containing iir breadth, on Vine-street. fix'een
feet, and in depth, fouthwarcl, seventy fire feet,
hf.undcd on the north lide by Vihe-llieet, 011
tlieeaft by ground late of Samuel Rbtides and
Sarah b-s wife, on the fnuth hv ground late of
John Pemberton, and on the -j. efi.by another lot
then about to be granted to Joseph Hulings—
-1 his is therefore to caution all perfuns againfl
. purchafmg the above deforited property, the
fame having heeu mortgaged fyy the said Kich
ard Lake to Williim Spade.
SARAH SPADE.
July 14. eojw
THE Members of the Society of the Sons®!'St.
Gcohce. cftabhflied at VhilaJelphia, for the
Advice and Alliftance ol Englilhmen in DiArefs, are
requested to attend a Quarterly Mcefieg o th? fajd j
Society, at the City J avern, on Monuay the !A"h,
of July, at 7 o'clock in the Evening.
GJURGE DAVIS.
N.B. Several Members to be ballcted for.
July 14. mta4
LANDING,
A T 3i-mtfi"flrf«t Wharf, r rom cm board fchoon
. , eaprain Harding Williams,
from St.Ti.omas, a Cargo t-f
GofFee, and Rum.
For Sale hy
F. Coppinger,
No. 221, South Frant-Jlreet.
July 10. S iet
Wants Employment,
IN a flora, a Man who can be well recommend
ed, writes a good hiivl and underJlands acr
compts. Apply at No. <O, North Fifth Street, and
Cherry-alley. Any reputable place will suit. J
J»ly 10. *3t J
A Wet Ntirfe Wanted.
A Healthy Woman with a good bread of
milk, may hear of a plice by applying at
the Printing Office of this paper.
July ic. *Jt
Health-Office, Philadelphia, 71b June, 1797.
r "| HE Btardvf Health offer to r-nt out the NEW
I CJI" v HOSH rA L, afually called The H'i s -
V>am.
It maybe occupied as 1 Tavern, for jvhichthere
are excellent accommodations. The person taking
it mutt b< capable and willing to aft in the capaci
ty of a Steward; in cafe a contageous djfeafe in
the city, should at any time render it iicceffary.to
make ufc of the premises asaHofpital. It cannot
therefore bj let for any limited time—and the red
• oainted frame btiildlng is to be reserved. Prtpofall
in writing will" be received at thi» office, stating
what rent will he allowed under the foregoing cjr
cumflanccs None need apply without being ai-le
to produce the best recomn^end^tions.
JOHN MILLER, Jun.
Chairman of the Bward of Health.
July 3 V
POJST-OfFJCEI
Philadelphia, 6th Jyly, '97.
THE mailfor New Cajlle, Cai.tiuell's bridge.
Duck Creek cross toad), Dover, Frederic a, Mil
ford, George Toivi fin tbe . lace of Clowes) and
m Delaware ; Trap and Sriorjv-
I'ill, in Maryland ; Horn Town, Accomack C
H. and Ntrtbampion C. H in Virginia ; %*iti
be clofei every Monday, rVtiaefiay,ani Friday,
at fun fet■ I St
Georgetown Bridge Company.
Extract of an a£l pasTed by the Legislature of
the state of Maryland on the 19th December,
1791, entitled, " An ai£l for ere<£ling.a bridge
over Potowmac river.
'• And be it emitted, that the said direilors or
any two as them shall and may require any sum
or i'ums of money in equal proportion from earh
and every proprietor, as may from time to time
be neceflary for carrying on the building of said
bridge ; and after giving three months, public
notice, it (hall and may be lawful for the direc
tors to sue for and recover in the namo of the
company such unpaid requisition, with all cofls
and charges incidental thereto, and legal interefl
thereon from the time the fame should have
heeu paid : And the negl-A onrefufal to pay any
such rcquifition after public notice shall have
been given a( least for three mouths in all the
newfpapersheiein before enumented, shall have
the efFeil to forfeit all preceding payments made
on the flrare or shares so neglefied or reful'ed to
be paid t«> the use and benefit of the company."
mation of fbehef the flockboldeis as have not
complied with the requisitions heretofore made
—they aie as follow : On the rfl November,
1795» *.? dollar?, on the loth May, 1796, 40
dollars; an the aothjuly, 1796, 40dollars ; on
the ill September, 1596, 40 dollars, and on the
ifl November, 1796, 60 dollars. Caution it
now given that after the expiration of the time
limited for the continuance of this advertile
ment (three months) the law will he carried
into rigid and complete effedl againfl all delin
quents.
By order of the Ditjedlors,
WALTER SMITH, Treasurer.
Oeergetown, May i', 1797. iaw^m
Young Hyson Tea.
40 chests of a superior quality—Alio,
100 do.of Hyson,
Imported in the tfoodrop Sims, and for sale by
the fuiifcribcrs, corner of Second and Pine
flrect.
C. Ha'tghf.
June jr. ~ eotf
hy John Fen no, N a up Chefnut Street.
25D Barrels
' ConvtSicnt Htrriagt) aadifo iarrets cf Bief,
I or Sale on board thj £Jiooo«r l'radenct, Crjol
ed Siiet Witef— or l>y
■ EZEKfEL HALL.
' J'JTCs's Wtet
-Wr U- - Y-
C-urioas & Liegant Keprdentations
Of A GEtEAT VARIETY c/ EiSOS,
In wjijcii, their eial i-lum.igi. is preletvtd,and
which si* fold 3» cheap a> common sricr», by"
JOHN ORMRQXJ, .
No .;i, Chefnut Street.
T"'y 15- jt.
Will iam Blackburn,
LOTTf.RT Attn BROKER'S OFFICE
_ No. 64 Second flreet.
j ICKETS in the Canal Lottefy, No If, which
A ccmmspe-d. drawing the 29th May, FOR
SALE. The price cf tickets will rife in propor
tion aj the driv.ing advances, particularly on ac
count of the five firft drawn tickets prizes of
four thousand dollar* each, on the latl day ol
drawing.
Check Books kept for examination and regifler
ing, in the Canal, No. a, tJity of Waldington, No.
a, and Patcrfor. Lotteries,
Alio, tickets for sale in the Schuylkill bridge aud
Perk omen Br.dge lotteiks, which will begin
draiviue in the course of the summer.
The bufiacfs of a Broker in ail kin-Is of Stock,
Bills, Notes, Lands, 3fc-&c. tranl'acfted with the
utrr.olj i;tcntien.
| tu&f
J he Commiffioncrs
IT 0R carrying into esseS the sixth article of the
X treaty ol amity, commerce and navigation, con
cluded between hisßritannic raijsfty and thf United
States ■ 'f America, en the /9th day of November,
1794, having this day constituted their Board,
pursuant aa-j agreeably to the said treaty, do here
by giv; notice, that they arc ready to proceed to
bufiuefc defer* that all claims
Under the said article (which so fat asths fane de
ftri, c • the cases thereby pr- vidcj for, is hereunto
annexed) may be lodged with their Secretary with
out delay.
They further dclirethat all such claims may not
only state in what manner the several cases come
within the defciiption of the laid artide, but aifo
specially set for'h Jie nature of the evidence by
which the claimants refpc&ivcly undertake tefub
ftantiate the fame
Extra A from the (aid article,
" Whereas it is aUcdged by divers Britilh mer
" chants, and ethers his majcft> *« fuhjeds, that
" dehta to a rabla amount, which were bona
1 " fide contraded, before the peace, ftiil remain
! M owing to them by ciriaens or inhabitant* of the
M United States ; and that by the operation of va
" rious lawful impedixents, since the peace, not
4< only the fuil recovery of the said debts h*s been
delayed, but alfotlle value and security thereof
4t have been in several in|t«r.ce» iaipaired and leff
u ened, lb that by the ordinary couife of judicial
" proceedings, the British creditors cannot now
M obtain and actually have and receiye full and
u adequate compensation for loiTc»and dama
,c ges which tnfcy hive,thcreby fuf ained: It is a
u greed that in all such cafea where full compenfa
" t ion lor such lollcs and damages cannot for what
-44 everreafonbe a&tt lly obtained, recei
ved by the said creditors in the ordinary courfo
4 ' of jwfnce, the United States will xxnke £qJJ an 4
4< complete compensation for the fame to the
44 creditor*; btit it is diftinAly understood, that
4 ' this provifiou is to extend to such loflVs only as
" have by the lawful impediments
" aforcfaid, and is not to extend to ioflos occafion
-41 ed fey such infelvcncy of the debtors or other
causes, as would equally have operated to pro
" duce such loss, if the said impediments had not
" cxifted ; nor to furh lofTes or damages rs have
heen occasioned by the manileft delay, ornegii
i,iucc, or wilXul omiilion of the claimant."
By order of ibs Board,
GRIFFITH EVAN3,
1 Sccretgry.
Philadelphia, Commissioners' OfEcr,
No. 3 south Sixth-street, May *9,
1 79 / - J 6—^im
IHt SUiiSCRIBER having been appointed by
the Envoy Extraordinai y and Minitter Pleni
potentiary of hi* Britannic Majesty, General a gent
for afiilting Hriiifli creditors, and ikch particular a
gents a* they may Ipecially auihoriec, in prosecuting
their claims before the for carrying in
-10 effeft the sixth article ot the Trtcty of Antiy, Com
mcrcc and Navigation between kis Britannic KajeJiy and
the United Stat:s gf America, notice that
he has opened his office at his koufe the south cast
corner of Chefnut and fifth ftr<e4s, Philadelphia,
where he is ready }o receive all claims or iitftxU&ions
for claims with the vouchers aud documents thereof,
lor the purpose of bringing fbrwa«d the fame agree
ablv so the rules and orders which the boaid may
think proper to prescribe.
And as it will be for the interefl of all concerned,
that the several claims be so ftatcd, and fupporu
id, as to prevent the delay which would ariic from
the necefliiyof obtaining further information, or ad
ditional materials,from persons rcfiding at a diftsnce,
tbe general agent thinks it his duty to add, (for the
direction chiefly of thofr, who, not having employ
ed particular agents, may leave the prosecution of
their claims t0 his charge and management] that all
such claims ought in particular to set torth—
ill. The proper defci'ip-.ion and fitoaiion of the
creditor .or claimant, end original debtor, icfpeit
| ively.
ad. The date and nature of the original contra# or
debt.
3d. When, in what manner, and to what extent,
the creditor or claimant w s pi evented or impeded,
by the provifiou, operation or dtNe£t of law, the i
deeifions and practice of courts, or »rftraint of exe
cution, fiom iccovtring payment vi ti.e debt in j
qutftion. .
4th The loss and damage incurred or fuflained,
in confequer.c® of such iinnedi merits, whether (he
Came may have arisen from the infolveiiev, change of
fi'uatioc, or death of the debtor, the 01 lega* ,
remedy from iapie of time, or other caafes impairi jg .
the value and security of the debt* which v.ou'rl |ior
have so operated if such impedimenta had not exifled. j
And 51b The particular grotands and reasons on
which theclaimaitf maintainsi in terms of the c
treaty, that 44 by the ordinary omrfe vj judicial pro- '
ings, the creditor cannot now obtain 'and aftually <
have and receive full and adequate compensation" for 1
the lofTes and damages lofuftaiued.
The general age in ihinki it his duty further to fug- j
gefl that the f veial claims oughr ro be accompanied
and fuppor.ted by the of tht claimants duly
sworn and regularly anefted, both a# to the exiHertfe _
of the debts claimed, and such other circurmlances
as may be within, their knowledge rdpe&ively
And wherever the claimants in.Hating rhr nature of
their evidence, (which mull in every inAahce be the
best of which the cafe is capable) have occafiori to
icfer to theteUimony of witncTc&, it will proper
to apprise the general agent of the n«>Qes and places
of residence of luch witneffesand ihj "bo etta
blifhtd by the'ir te jit ninny.
Wm. Mcore Smith.
Philadelphia, June Bth, liirn
City Commijfionet s Office,
' TV ..<• r JU " e 2i ' '797.
j > pu: .tance 01 an.ordinance from the ieisft
A ana cotnmun councils, pafilrl :hc J2d day of
Way faff, apjx.intxg the c;ty corurnilfibncis,
'• 0 prefdihiug ihtir duties, &A'ton 9th,
KOnCii JS KEKE6Y GIViiN,
, l hat the city is divided into five dilfrWs,
each to be undir ihe fujierintciidance of one of
- he city romniUfK-aers, who is lobe individually
rtlponfihle for the clcaalinefs of thj f.'-mc, ar.il
are as so iov/.
wir itr<rt, to ti.e oouh Udc ol i-jinjea-jfreet,Un
der the of Naiban Bay»-
I. Prom the ncrth fide of fcpiuce-ilree:, to
the north fide of VValnut-tt.-ce:, under the super
• lhtendence «f Uogh Kohirtr.
3- I rnm the north fide of W11)1 ut tatliefouth
, * °f Hiah-ftreet, un-icr ihe fupermieni/enee of
Joseph Ciaypoole.
4- From tiie north fitie of Higli-fircet, to the
north fide of Mulberry street, under ihc fu'p-rr
mttndence of Williaaj Moulder;
5> I'rom the north ii-'.e of ivlnt*rry street to
the north !i«le of Vine-jfrcer, under (he fup'er
intendence of Nicholas Hicks
' cleaning of High-ftrect to he in conwraon.
C? A ilatcd meeting of the city cominnTion
cti is held at tbe OJd Court House, in High
ftreet, every Tuefdajr evening at 5 o'clock.
J"ly '4- coim
Stands Jor Draymen, &C.
In pursuance afun Ordinance from tbeSeltS and
Common Council, bearing date tbe ttd day of
April, 1797, providing fir Qe oppohitnjf.it of
City Com »nfjianerj, c. ieel. tbe 15 ib.
i'HE followuig places are {xed ujxin liv the
said City Commissioners for Stands for
Draymen and their HorfeS.
In Vine-Hwt, ealtward of ?ront-ftreet, on
both firfesi
SalTafras. High, Chefnut and Walnut-ftlrects,
eaflwar4 of rront-ftreet, oil thf no. th fidp only.
Mulberry-street, fonth £de treia Front to
Third-ftretf.
Iront-flrcct, eafl fide from Vine-flreet to
Elr'tilh'f alley.
Front-ftreer, from opposite to Black Horle al
ley to Hamilton's {lores, east fide.
Waler-ftreet, weft fide from the north end of
Stamper's or Moorr's stores to Pine-street.
Penn-ftreet from Pine to Ce'Jar-ftreet, weft
fide.
Drau.hr-.dgr, north fide, ead of Front-street.
Spruce, Pine and South flreets, e»ft of Frost
street, fonth fide.
Dock-flreet, between Walnut-street and th*
flag stone crossings, east fide, opposite George
Orkley's.
Second-street, between SafTafras and Vine
ftrerts, weft fide.
Fifth-ftreet, east fide from Chefnut to Mul
berry flreets.
SafTafrai-ftreet, from Third to Fourth-street,
east fide.
No dray or horse to stand within ten sees of
any pomp.
STANDS FOR HACKNEY COACHES.
Pine-street, north fide from Fourth to Fifth
streets.
Fifth-ftreet, between Chefnut and Walnut
streets, weft.
Branch street, north fide, between Third and
Fourth streets.
July J4. mw&fim
thiladelphia and Luncajier Turn
pike Company.
July 1 ab, 1797.
A T a meeting of the President and Managers,a
FX dividend of seven and a half dellars.per share
was declared for the lr.ft half year, which -frill be
retained by the Prdidem and Managers £®r che
f arpoles of paying the debts of the Company, a
jreeahle to arefolutionof the Stockholders the 12th
jun: iaft.
TENCH FRANCIS, Treasurer.
£xtraci frym tbe Minutes of Ibe Stockholders.
June 12th, 1797-
Refi)lvnf,
That the opened for one htoJred
additional mares of flock, conformable to a relolu
tion of the nth January, 1796, be now
ano that the stock #f the Company consist of
twelve hundred instead of thirteen hundred fl:ares.
Wm. GOVETT, Secretary.
July IC> m&wlw m<fetu3w
lo be iold at Public Veiidae,
To the highest bidder, at the houfc of Mr.
William Evans, the (ign of the Indian
Queen, in the city ?f Baltimore, on the 15th
day of Oitober next, at 11 o'clock, A. M
About fsven thouland acres of land,
the property of William Bell, of Philadelphia,
lying between ReidcrVtown and Weftminllcr,
commonly called Little Winchefler, (the turn
pike road runs tluough a considerable part of
these lands) she tra-fl begins gbout 17 miles
from Baltimore, wi'.hin a few hundred yards
of said Reiller'a-tpwn, and extendi to the tfifr
tance of about twenty-three milts from Balti
more, and liw on the main falls df Patapfico
river, from three to soar miles thereon. Will
be fold in trafta of one hundred and fifty to
three hundred acre. There is a large propor
tion of meadow and wood land on each traA,
some of them highly improved, with excellent
buildings and fine grds.
AISO,
A tras of seven hundred acres of
land, called Clover Farms, within five miles of
Bladenfhurg, esteemed very good for Graft.
Richard Ponfonby, of Bladenfburgh, will shew
this land to any person inclined to purchase.
also;
A tra& of land of about three hun- '
dred a*d thirty afres, within about two milek
and a half of the President's house in the Fede
ral City. It is nearly all Wood land, and a fine
high profpeif, from which may be fcea the
city of Wafliingtcn, Bladenfburgh, Alexandria
and a of George-town, ar-i many miles
down the Potomac river. Mr. Richifd Ponfon
by, of Bladenfourg, will a'.fo iheu- this land.
, A liberal credit will be given for the greatest
part of the purchase money. Jhe terms will 5
be made known <;n the day of sale.
May is W3m
Just Received,
From Batav!a(viaProv:iience)
170 Sacks of Java Coffee of firft quality
100 half fatfks do. do.
a fiw Boxssof Sfiiccs. ccnfifting of
Nutmegs, Cloves and iiace
For fa Is by
HILLINGS if FRANCIS,
. Pep.-r.fi.--vt.
way 3f its
1 o Mojlsf; and Fi.'rts bringing up Ve£<fc
from Farcer. Ports to 'this City.
t CTTHerr.as fundi y itrtiiogeme-nt-tiiave laely teen
p v V mad« on the law;, of t&is it ate for the pre
, v -«ting )J*ililei?ckil or infeflious diiieafes, either
Irom ignorance or inattcnii( H thereto, it is tho't
at tliistinicto yu'o'.iU} the following cXb
from the laws of %2d April, 1794,, ?th and
p Bda ic£lion«.
i KEALTH-oFpicE.
June 6th, 1794.
Extrap of an cftfir.ficuring the ttiy and part
cf Pbtifllclpb'ui from the introduction of frfti
hnunl xnei cq d.ig&uj dif'ofes.
Sect. 7. be it lurth.-r cirtStsl, thiU Kfff
matter or captain of any (hip cr veflcl earning fron,.
sea (veflcis uaily employed .n tiic coaftmg tru(c
excepted) and bound to ftriy port or place wittjitj
the jurifchdion of Pennl'yivama.fha'l cause hisfhip
or veffdl to be brought to anchor, or otherwise fl ? yi
ed in the stream of the river Delaware, oppofiti- to'
ihe Health-Office on 3tat<-I2«ttd aforcfaiu, ami
there to remain until hi fh..ii lave duly obtained a
certificate or bill of heal h/rom tile Rtfideru Phy
ficiiu. Atid il, previously to ti!>faii:inij fu,:ii certi
ficate or biU'cf health, any mafteT or captilin foall
fufiejt his ihip or vaffel to approach nearer than the
laid Hea'th-Ojiice to >he city of Philadelphia, o,
lhail bad, cause erfufftr ta be lar.lod, or brogue
on shore, at ajiy place or port within this Com
monwea :th, or atjiny other port or place, with the
intent oi being couveytd iuto this Commonwealth,
any ptrion or persons, cr any goods, \Vares or mer
chandize, or, ut after rreeivirg such bill of heulij.
0. certificate, he negt.a'or rcfafo to deliver
the lame eti the Hcalth-Ortic.r, such ma'aeror cap
tain Stall forte.t and pay, for each rtfidevery lac-'
offence, the fuui of i:vi. hUndileo dollars.
And che capta;ti or matter of every. fh:p or ves
sel shall fend a £a?e and commodious boat to
the phyfic;ar» on board, and shall in like marrter
convey him back to theHsalth-Office, after he has'
concluded his oflicial examination ; ACdvyhiJe he
if making such examination, or in rase anj/tfbfj
nuent examination by the Heal h Officer -or Coo
iuWeg Phyficiatr, agreeably to the Arciuutit of
thi- -i-i, .the, matter or c4ptai.ll fhaliexpo.'a t>r fsihe
to be eipofed to tlufeirth of rhs Rrfideut Vhyft
ciin.or of,the Health Officer and Confnittng Hhyfi
ciaa (as the cafe may be) > ach end every part of the
fliip or vessel, and fliid present to -his view each
and every person cr perfocs on board thereof, and
rfad (hall aifo trhe and fatisfa&ory answers make
ti> all tuch qucftioca as the Resident Phylician, Ike.
artlie time cf examination lhall dk relative to the
health of any potior place fr»m which the Clip or
vefiel failed, or has finse touched at—:hc number
of persons od board when the Ihip or vessel entered
on her voyage—the number ol persons that have
since been landed or taken on board, and when
and where refpedlively—what pcrfoEjon board
f they have begn during the voyage, or {hall, at
the time of examination, be infeded with any pes
tilential or contagious diftale—and what is the pre
feat state and condition of the persons on board
with refpefl to their health or diseases. And if
any matter or captain (hall refufe to expose as afore
aid, to the iearch of any of the officers aforcfaid,
r if he shall uncial any fui ptrjon, or in any other mar.•
"cr deceive tit proper fficn aftrefaid in bis anhveri,
such captain or maftei.for every luch offence, shall
forfeit and pay the sum of iive hundred dol
lars.
SicT. 8. And if any person or perfens whatso
ever (the Resident Physician, &c. excepted) shall
go on board nay vessel, before the matter thereof
has received a certificate of hiiith in the manner
dired»vJ, every uArfon so off.ndiog, shall pay the
Um «f ONE IIUNUiIED dollars,
IT being abfclutety necessary that the foregoing
fe<9ionj should be punctually complied with, the
fuufcriber, in compliance with his duty, mull ex
aa a rigorous obrervance of the fame, or else be
under the necessity of puttiag the laws in force.
Wm. ALLEN, Health OJpcir ef the
Pert of Philadelphia.
_JulyJ4. c( 3w .
N O T 1 C~E.
THE holder- of certificates of a loan to the ex
iled (Citizens of, the States of South Carolina and
Georgia, under an ail of Congtefs 13d July, lygr,
I.re informed, that by lodging the fame with
George Simpfon, Cafhierol the Bank of the Unit
ed States, they will be caabledto receive payment
cf principal and mtcreft, as soon as the certificates
can be forwarded to Clurlefion for fettlement,and
orders received for tlioir dlfcharge.
]"'»• . 6t
To he Syid,
jd large and convenient
• Three Story Brick House;
SIl O - l ii at the north-east corner of Arch and
I onrth-itrcef-. It contains eighteen rooms—
and is in every refped well finifhed. For particu
lars enquire of
M. Keppele,
No. 13S, Chefnut-ftreet.
May ? f. £
FOil SALE,
BRET AGNES in cases
German Checks in do-
Cambrick
Piattiijas
Gold and silver Watches
Window Glass ig by 8
Glass Tumblers in cases
Linseed Oil in calks, &c. &c.
George Petinock,
103, High-Street.
J ul T 5- ' 3aw
Now Landing,
Jlt Pratt's tajharf
FROM on hoard the (hip Thomas Ch»lkley,
Capt. Kafer, from Bourdeaux,
C>AR£T in eafits
Ditto in cases
White Wine Virvegar
Ked Ss»ns in boxes
For Kale by
Ritndle Zff Leech.
May T,- 5
Will be Landed,
From onboard the ihip Active, Capt.Bi.viß,frqm
Hamhuigh,
TO bales '.vh'te Ruifia clean Hemp
a caiks Clover Seed
For Sale by
Thomas Herman Leuffer,
. NoitliFif.h flrcet, No. 34.
Tune j6. N
' r . (jo r 1 oN.
A fev/ fca'cs juft'arrived, for fate by
JOHN CLARK,
No. 55 North Watsr Street.
June 10. «>tf.
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