of tfje MtllttlJ ak» PMladelpßM Daily Advertiser.'
Nv.itsvx 1644 j
SALES BY AUCTION.
Stated Sales
For DRT GOODS.
■C 'Forenoon—Edward Fox, No. ji6>
Hand iv > Front-ilreet,
'J \ Afternoon—F<x>cuvan & Co. No, 6j
' South Frrmt-ftreet.
C Forenoun—John Connetly, Old Crtr
«■ /v \ Ao&ion, No. 73 foufh
- J - y Afcer-aoon—William Shannon, No.
C. High-flreet.
K - n
17-ii fi~ (Forenoon —Edward Fox..
rhurfday | Afternoon _ Jokn Connelly.
p ■ / I Foftmoon—William Shannon.
rl • y j Afternoon—John Connetly.
S*fV>rd/rf Afternoon—-PettM- Reufon.
To be Sold at Public Vendue,
j If not before disposed of -at private sale)
I \M Monday the hrtfcdayof January next, at fv*
o'clofk in the evening, ac the Merchants' Co
ffee HfHifc, in PiiiJadel-phra, Twenty-Six Thoufond !
Seves Hundred and -Eighty acres of LAND, in the'l
»Siate of New-York, between the northern bounds •
of Prnnfylviariia and the Su'quehanna, now, or lateJ
in the townships of Hamdca and Warren, and coun- j
ty of 'Montgomery. One fourth of the purctafe ,
rtoncy to be peid at the time ol faie ; for the refidue-j
cf edit of one, two and three months* will fce given,
OU intefeft and good fccurity.
D-c j. 3taw?S.
v i'o Sold at Public Vendue,
Of If not before difpafed of At private sale)
1$ Monday the Hrlfc day of Janujry next, at fix
o'fleck in the evening, at the Merchants' Coffee
Wv«fa, T<* PniMlelphia, Forty Thoufrnd Nine Han
4jed and Thirty-Nine acres i»f LA MO in <>i™
4pl}nt\L Commonwealth-os Pennfylvaiua,nn rha Wa
ters of f2h and Wheeling Cn-ck, jmUru Mild Run.
Tbefc lands arc fertile, well timbered and abound in
coal; they vueoe Jfoldlen yratt ago far ss. per acse,
patente > Mnly in 1787, except 3,709, whtoli were pa
tented in 17Q2 } the greveft parffof them were sur
veyed i<i 1503.
This trail is between the Ohio and Monongsheb,
very coivtenieotto water aarrtage—abaut to miles from
the town of Wafbington, and from 14(0 16 frcm the
villages of Gteenlburgh and Wheel ing. One fourth
of the punchafe money is to be paid, at the time of
■fclr i for (tie 1 aiidue a credit of ono, t-wo, and three
moot hi V*ill be given, on iniereft and good feciirity.
Dec. 1. j3tawtj
~ NOW LANDING,
from on board the ship Farmer, Lying at Harjier'a
Wharf,
Claret in hhds.
Ditto in cales
Smterne Wine in do.
frt»r Sale, apply to
f John Whitefide & Co.
No. f3B, Jarket-ftreet.
Also, en band,
Botrrdeaux Brandy in jjipe*
Kne old Antigua Rum
A few tales «f Claret, d a fcporier quality,
•aovember 34). S
To be Sold,
1 The time of a Negro Boy,
About fifteen years of age, has seven years yet
ro fetye ; he is an excellent hotife servant, adlive
i rid tu y. Enquire of the Printer.
December ». dlw
•T*o Gentlemen who intend spending
the Winter in the City.
ROOMS to LET,
WITH or without Board—at No. 114. corner
of Sixlh and Race Streets. The situation
•agreeable —and vicinity has been free £rooi the late
contagion. Oct. 11 —dtf
COLUMBIA HOUSE
Boarding School for young Ladies.
MltS. GROOMBKIDGE with much pleal
ure and r«fi>eft, returns hfT sincere ac
knowledgement tor the lilwral encouragement
fbe hat received during four years refidense i*
Philadelphia ; and afluret her friends and the
public, so far from Intending to decline her
Ichool, Ihe has madea superior arrangement for
the more convenient accommodation of her
scholars. —Every branch of ufeful and polite
•d«cati»B is particularly attended to by Mrs.
CTroamfaridgo and matters-enceHit j tn their
,rcfpe<3ivCfrofeffinns.
Corner.pf Spruce and Eleventh Streets,
jfune fth, 1797. . simftf
The lit nation is perfeilly healthy ; awdmade
ir.ore agreeable an extensive garden and lot
ground adjoining the house.
This Day Publiflied,
And to be fold by WILLIAM YOUNG, tornerof
Second and Chefnut streets,
Price 3-Btbi cf a Billar,
Observations on lertain Documents
Contained.i* No. V and VI of
■" The Hiltoiy of the United States for
the year 1796,"
i Tn which the cuarob or speculation against
i avexander Hamilton,
Late Sec azT aa v of the Treasury, is EULLY
REFUTED.
WRITTEN BT HIMSEII.
This publication preferts a concise statement
of the bale means prailil'ed by the Jacobins of the
United States to affierfe the characters of thofa
psrfonswho arc confideredas hostile to their difor
.ranizing schemes. It also contains the cor
respondence between Mr. Hamilton and Meflrs.
Mojiroe, Muhlenhurgh and Venable, on the fub
jefit of the documents aforefaid, and a ferics of let
ters from James Reynolds and his wife to Mr. Ha
milton, proving beyond the poilibility of a doubt,
that the cSnneclion between him and Reynolds,
was the rel'ult of a daring conspiracy on the part
<.f the Inter and his alleviates to axtort money.
rt" A ilifcoußt of one third from the retail price
will be made in favor ol wholesale purchaf. rs, for
■ .cash* Orders to be to Mr Yoi/Ntt.
slugiili 25.
Landing,
From on board the fliip Edward, at Walnut
ftreet Wharf,
I.ondon particular Madeira Wine,
of a superior quality, Por Sale by the fubferiber.
Robett Andrews.
rtovember %. eotf
" TO BE SOLD,
Or Exchanged far Property in the Country,
That three story Brick House,
' No. 157, north Third flrcet. Apply at theef- .
lice of this Gazette. r.ev. l)~ w&s+w j
- PHILADEL P-H1 A:
For Londonderry,
The American Ship
BOSTON packet,
Coppertmwait, Master,
lymg at Mifflin'i Wharf,
near Vine-flrect—Has elegant afci mtaoiatiotisfor
pafTcngeri—will fail, weyj)»r permitting, on or
about the icth in (I. hiving; ail her cjrgo enptged
ready to go on board*. For paftage only, apply to
the captain.
Smith £j* Ridgway,
No 4i North Watrr to
[fctac Harvey, Jun.
No. 5, South Water street.
December x ' Slot
tor Amfterdani,
E*jl|||L E d'W AV D,
James Wickham, Mafler,
to fail in a few days, having two
1 thirds of her cargo already engaged, and near
ly on board. For Freight or Paflage, apply to
the Ma (let on board, at Hampton's wharf, or to
John Donnaldfon,
' No. aa, Wakrat-ftreet.
THE STIVP
COMMERCE,
Captain Richard
Rrom Liverpool is now
at Morris s wharf, near the Drawbri4ge, where
owners of .goodson freight, will p'.eafe fj.eedily to
fend their permits. Said vdjttl wtll dircAJy after
take in freight on very Id«w term* for JJofton. Ap
ply to the captain, or to
Isaac Harvey, juK.
N». 5, South Water Street.
A few tons of ft one, or sand ballast wanted.—
Apply ■>> above. November zj—§tot.
For Amsterdam,
F A R "ME R,
p */• John M'Cm.i.om, Mafler .;
¥^-^^ WILLJ " a! i ' n a ew t * ie
eater part of her eargo being
ready. For freight of fifty tons of Coffee, or pas
sage, apply to tie mailer on board, at Wrinw
street wharf, or to
JOHN SAVAGE.
Who is Landing, out of the said Ship, from Boar
deaux, and For Sal?,
Qaret in hhds.
White Wine in quarter calks
CUret i« cases, of a superior quality
Fentiniac, )
Bauteme, > Wines in cafe#
LuaSle, )
Prunes in boces
Bjovemby a -
For Liverpool,
Tfx copper bottomed Ship
Hamburg Packet,
Captain SrLAI Swaw.
A proportion of her
XX cat,go being readj to go on
board, h ftpefficd to fail on br about Sunday, the
3d of Decmiber.
For Freijdit or FalTagc. apply to the Captain oa
board, at Walnut-street Wharf, or to
PHILIP NICKLIN if Co.
November in. §
For bavannah, in Georgia,-
THE SHIP
Saily Butler,
Captain Chisholm,
A new vessel. with excellent
' »c crnnmod atiorrs for palTengers—
Satis on the foth of December. F»*r Freight or
Paflage, apply to ROSS £s* SIMEON.
Who bave f rf,
A small invoice of SALTS
INDIGO, and a parcel of HOLLY WOOD.
nmjember IR.
Rundle Leech,
Have just received, and have for Sale, at no. 9,
Walnut llreet,
Liverpool and St. Übes SALT
Do. heft house CD A LS
-Queens' WARE in cases, assorted
Bourdeatrx BRANDY of an excellent quality
Do. CLARET in cafife, do.
THFY HAVE Jl?0
For SALE or CHARTER,
hfmwfcA THE BH,P
PEGGY,
Burthen lis tons, in excellent condition, and
may be sent to sea with little expmce or delay.
LIKEWISE,
WILLTAM,
Burthen 201 tons,
-nrrvember t6. / $
For Sale or Charter,
MTwo Brothers,
Lying at Curling's wharf,
an excellent U»gle dcck'fl -velTel, burthen about
1600 barrels—not twelve months old, and in
corafleat order. For terms apply to the m.tfter
on board, or to
Joseph ■ Anthony Iff Co.
Nov. diw.
—— r — 1
Fort and Madeira Wine,
Now Landing,
By (hip Edward, from Mndeira, and B *tfey and
Peggy, froTi Oporto, in Pipes and Hogsheads,
For file l'v
PETER BLIGHT.
WHO ALSO OFF* RS FOR SALE,
tTbe Ship
A M / T r,
Four thousand barrels burthen,
in excellent order—ready to take
in a cargo—about three years old.
LIKtWISK,
The Schooner Industry,
Burthen 800 barrels, reajy also to receive a car
go—and a qumtity of
Jamaica Rum and Sugars,
Just landed from the above vefle's at South street
I wharf. eoim. Nov./.
By John Fen no, N c 119 Chef nut Street.
For Londonderry,
THE BIUCAKITIHE
s v k k r,
w 't."AM Wuin ek, Maler. j
ftrong jjeod veffrf, aJiout t\ro J
hundred tons, to fail with all convenient ('peed, a
Itreat part of her cargo engaged—J row lyisg at
Wdlirtg and Francis's whaif. Por freight or pa/-
sage, apply to the captain, or
JOHN SKYRJN;
"Laazfmikrgtr's ivbfy-f.
Who wants to Charier.
A Vessel of about thfcc* "huutked jtoos.
nov 18. ' 4 $
For Sale or Charter,
The Shoui
GOOD HOPE,
Will carry about laoo ban^:ls r and
j ia ready to take in a cargo, i- w terms
•"***"■ apply to
Pragers Zif Go.
No. 151, South Secood-Ureet.
Who have for fak—prir.v, St, Croix &ugar
Rtirn, J.XaiUira, Lifl)oo, au» T«aerifle wine. j
November 7. dtf.
Philip Nicklin tef Co.
HATE POk SALE,
At their Stores on Walnut street Wharf, p
HavannahSugars, whiteandbrown
2J hhds. Jamaica do.
JOSO pieces of broad Nankeens
Itnper al Tea, in quarters and eightSs of chefla
Quickfuv<r iu tulw
Madeira Wine in pises at»d hojllieads
Tencriffe Wine in pipes
Old red Fort Wtne inhogfhead,
Mo. ,to 8 "
• cases of ManchelL. „, .ds, conftlimg of
Mullinets, Ginglian«,Tliiekfctt», C-.-iirnj-., Jtc.
100 crates Queen.' Ware, aJWted
Nails, assorted
Bla-lt quart Bottles
YeflowOcrein cate
A quantity of writing Slates, slate Ink Stands, &c.
100 quarter calks Gun Powder
7bey have atfifcr XjtLE or CHARTER,
TheJhip MOLLT, burthen 340 tons, a
good vefleC and completely fitted.
The brig AMAZON, burthen 1300 bar
rels, may be ready for sea in a few days.
The whole of the to be seen at
Walnut llreet Wharf. § *». 10.
TO LET, !_ ~
A Front Room, suitable fer an
Office or Counting house, with a Urge Cellar.
Any person who may rent the above, may (i| re
quired) "be accommodated with Board and Lodg
ing in the fame house. Enquire at no. 180, South
Front, near Piae ftroet. v
Decani btr 1.3. }aw3<r
Uriah Smith,
No. ao, north Third street—has mi sale,
A neat and general aflortiatnt of ,
Broad Cloths,Kerfeymeres,Napt
aad Drab Coatings. alio,
A variety of Gentlrmens' faftiionable faivcy Waift
eoating, silk Hosiery, &c.
December 5. *eodiw
Chocolate and Mufiard,
•f a superior quality maa»£«<fl*ir<d,
GINGEiI and Vtpper, gtonnd ; (belled or
pearl Barley; Philadelphia Porter, B««",
Ale and Cyder ; Taunton ar.il Burton Ale i
London Porter ; red, Port and Lijboty Wina,
l'uitable for exportation or h»me cohfuinption.
The highest price given for Mallard-Seed.
Also for sale, A quantity of Racking and
common Baizes, a variety of c olors ; a bale of
Futtiaad, Shawls, fee, for falel>v
JOHN HAWORTH,
No. 98, sooth Proiit-Hreet.
Nov. 17. m.icih.t.ij.
Landing this day.
From on board th« fchomier Two Daa
tel Crawley, Master,
80 hhds. and , J amaica RUM,
l A pipes ) J 7
FOR SALE BY
George Latimer Son.
wvemher 9. J
James £sf Richard Smith,
TAKE the liberry of informing their friends
and the public, that they Ijave removed their
(lore to No. 54, South Front Jlreet, next d«or to Ed
ward Fox's Auction Room, where they have at
this time for fele, a large and general aflortfnent of
European iff Eaji India Goods,
"Many of which are just impofted in ths Clothier,
Williaip Penn, &c. Jcc.
0f1.J7. ®
NOW LANDING, .
At South-street Wharf,
7be Cargo of the Ship Concord\
CaptßHi Thompson, from Bnfavia.
About 300 tons firft quali-y Java Coffee (the
whole having been fele&ed)
80 tons Java Sugar, in eaniflers and hags
10 tenures of old Arrack
Nutmegs, Mace and .Cloves
FOR MIS sr
PETER BLIGHT.
Who also offers For Sale,
Just landed from (hip Amity, from Jamaica.
205 hhds. Jamaica SngaT, and
170 do. do. Rum.
November a> d6«'
Canal Lottery —itfo. 11.
WILL commence drawing MdiVday, thrzoth
inft. Tickets for Sale irtthiiLottery, at
Seven Dollars, at Wm. BLACKBURM's Lottery
and 3rokers OlMe, No. 64, South Secood-ftreet—
Tickets iu the Schuylkill Bridge Lottery, at Tt"
Dmtan, where check books are kept lor regifler.
i:ig and examining in thele, the City of V. alhing
ton. No. 11. and Paterfoß Lotteries, and informa
tion where tickets may be hail in most of the Lotte
ries authorifsd by law in any of the States of the
Union.
N. B. The business of a Broker, in buying and
felling ail Jciods of Public Stock and Securities,
difcounti-.g Bills and Notes of Hand, sale of
La.'ds, Houf-s, &c. &c. will be duly attended to,
by Wm. BLACKBURN.
itcv mbir 15- §
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1797
FOR S'LE,
By JOHN MILLER, jun. fefCo.
No. 8, Ch»innt-ilrict,
One hundred and eighty bales
BENGAL GOODS,
' /.mongtt whichar',
Ourralis Mamotrdies
lialcas SannaS.
Cilltz fiSlts Tathia Coifac* _
Guzaies Eftlertics .... ,
Blue Cloths Caliches
fidampooi-s Romall Handkerchiefs
Amongst them are a great proportion of the
manulaxHures of Patra.
December I. 5
Imported in the brig Eliza,
Capt. Hastie,from Rourdeaux ;
Claret in ( ales of a faperior quality,
White Santtrne Wii.fe ia C^fes,
Olive Oil in ba&cta of i z bottles each, f
White andcelemredKid QljyQs,
do. do. Lilk. do. . J
A ftw pipes of Bour«i«au*-Brandy,
For Sale "by
JAMES 1 AYIMER, jon.
4 71 ,*sotith Wh<ii:«f«s.
Who has also far SaM y
A few qr. Cafks<Hd bharry Wiue.'
Dec. 5. _ _ -
For Sale by the Subfcriber^
10 bales CoHUs
40 Ho. B.ftas
It do. MamooJy
17 do. Chintz
7 do. Tookery
a do. Goraht
aj do.
3 do. Check Stripes
I do. Guztie
I box Diapers
7 do. Umbrellas
if pipts fined particular Madeira Wihe, of
ttie vimmec nff. '— L -— ■
MORDECAi LEWIS.
December 5. 3«w4w
French Circulating Library.
JOSEPH E. O. M. De La GRANGE,
No. ii« Walnnt-ftneet,
INFORMS those who wi<h to recur to the only
means of becoming perfect ia the French Lan
guage, that hehas just opened his Library, con
fiding of upwards of 1150 volumes, the hell cal
culated to afford either ufeful inftruftion, or plea
sure. The conditions, together with a catalogue
of the Library, may be seen at every book-feller's
tn town.
w. «. All translations from and into the French,
Etrglifh and Spanilh Languages, executed with ac
curacy a»id dispatch. eoim »<*>. 15.
MUSIC.
J. L. LENZ,
R Teacher ot Vocal and inftrnmeatal Music,
STURNS his lincere thanks to the Ladies and
. Gentlemen, from whom he received a very
Hberalencouragement since his residence in this ci
ty, and refpe<Sfully informs hi,friends and the pub
liegonerally, that, in consequence St the requcft
of ibme of his {riends, he has opened a MuScal
School at hishouf® in Sprace Street No 174, where
he will teach on the Piano forte, yiokin Sec. &c.—
He deems it unnecejTary to enlarge upon the ad
vantage, the learner will derive from an inllituti
om of this kind; he will only lay, that attention
and scalane ctach oxcitod j«i an afftmWy, where
cumber, are io pursuit of the lame obj;£l. Ki«
airarnrcmirit is such, that an interference of the
the different fcxes will be avojded. Tlofe Ladies
and Gsntkmeii who lannot make it convenient to
ntKnd At his fcbool. he will wak «p«n at Their
houfes—AypJicKiiuit will be d<ao3<fally receiv
ed at hn house, whk.re bis terms aad further parti
culars may be known.
Dec. *lweod
Gcenteel Boarding & Lodging.
A Family ma}' Ie accommodated with a Draw
ing Room, two Bed Chambers, and fuuab'e
accommodation for servant,—at no si, north
Fonrth ftr;«t. , Dec. —*tts
Samuel I J leafants Csf Sons,
No. 74, South Oeccnd-fireet,
HAYE received a of SealonaWU GOODS,
which they are now opemng for sale, on
reafonabla terms. Ofl 17. —4W
All Feribns
Having any demands aga'nft the Ellate of the
late Captain George Irwin, are reqntfted to
bring ia their accounts piqperly attelted, on or,
before she ftrll day of January next f nfuing '
and those who are indebted to said eflate are so'
licited to make immediate payment to
SARAH IRWIN, Adminiflratrix.
Nov. 19 1797. 4
Mujical Instrument Manufactory,
167, Arch-street.
TO TFlfi LOr«RS OF HARMONY.
HARPER,
INFORMShi* friends and the public, that he has 1
now ready for sale, a few of his new invented,
and much admired fide board Piano Fortes, with
Pedals,patent swell, fonopahant and French harp •
(top, wuich for sensibility of touch, hrjlliancy of
tone, ftmplnity and durability of confirntflion, thr '
faperiority of which,he flatters himffetf, a iingle tri- 1
al will convince the unprejudiced judge—A, they 1
are ma: '.aflured under his immediate inlpeihon,,
of the very be?, seasoned materials, he can feU oil ,
reasonable terms for Cass. Inflrumants repaired,'
tuned, Sic.
N. B. Second band Piano Fortestaken in ex- .
change for new. \ |
november 18. tawimo.
Wants a place,
AS a Wet Nurie, a young woman, who can
be well recommended. Inquire in Eleventh
llreet,near Race-street. Nov. 17.
*eodi w.
FOR SALE,
Several fonts of Types —half worn.
Including laong Firimcr, alvout 400 weight, ia
jrood coiiditioo, and wou'd answer -the purpose of
a country printer as well as new.
F-nqU'reof the Printer. Nov. 30.
Att trying Duties cn Stamped Vellum
Parchment and Paper.
A FK'.V copi.s of the above a3 may be had aj
he Office of the Gaze'.'r of she L'nited States, No
119, Cbefnut-flreer. July 19:
JUST RECEIVED,
(via New-York)
, AND NOV OPENING, BY
George Dobson,
No «5, south Third (trcet,
An exteniive and general afibrtment of
HABERDASHERY, viz.
ikft Lotuion Galloons and Ferrets
Common do, do. Wcffle'd Bindings, afior*
MakeiftieVfupcr,patent ted colours
white chapel Needles Imperial, diaper, anti
Nuns Thread 110. 6to Thread Tapes
40, regularly ailorted V? hite Edgings
Lisle do.no. 130 to 500, Blaek nd coloured Chi
regularly alforced nefe Ribbands
Coloured do. , Sattin and figured do.
Black sewing Silks iSackVelvet, 1-4 to rid
Coloured do. and Twist Velvet & pelon Sattifcs
SiHc and cotton Wires French Cambrick
Do. d«. Ribbands Scotch do.
Moulds and Wires Plain gilt and plated
Black brulh Feathers Buttons
And a complcat aflbrtment of Goods, fait able
to the prdent and approaching ftafon, a? reduced
1 prices Dec. 6. dtf
THE PARTNERSHIP OF
Richard & lames Potter,
IS this day diflfolvcd.tiy mutual cciif.-nt. AH
persons indebted to the (aid firm, are rrgutfled
to pay tbe fame to either of the fubferibers; a: d
allJ>erfoA»-J»v:ng any (Jemands again!! them, are
requeUcd to fend their accounts for settlement.
RitlarJ Potter,
Jamci Potter.
December 9. . §
The Subscriber intends to make
application the ieacwal of a Certificate of a Share
in the Baok-ofthe United State#, iiandtng in the name
of A. B. No. SOO4, dated July ii, 1797, the fame
havjng been Jolt. ' JOHN GRAHAM.
Richmond,
ROSS & SIMSON,
HAVE FOR SALE,
A few bales Baftas, Cofias, and
a quantify of Bengal COTTON
Bengal SUGAR, in tag* and'boxes
Jamaica,
St. Vincents, i RUM.
and Bengal J
' 300 casts RICE, r»d
■A parcel of fliip building RED CEDAR..
o<£l. 17. §
Mrs. GRATTAN,
RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and Gen
tlemen of the City, that lhe propoies having
Four CONCERTS and BALLS during the winter.
Si* Dollars each Subscriber, for one Ticket of
admittance during the ieafon.
No Subscribers Tickets transferraVle.
Two Dollars afingle Ticket.
The Concert to begin at half pad fix, and the
Band to attend for the Ball at eigh*— the expenw
of which Mrs. Grattan engages to difchrargr.
The Concerts will begin as soon as th£ Band ar
rives from New York.
ijj" Subscriptions received, and Tickets deliv
ered at No. 191, Market ilrect.
November 79. §IW
For Sale by the Subscribers, >
Prime Rice in mil/ole emd half tierces
Bout deattx Brandy
Teneriffe Wine
MolaJJcs
Georgia and Carolina Indigo
Ravtni Duck and one bo?/head of paint
bribes.
N. W y. Fra-x.tr.
No. 95, Sentb Front Street. '
A'of. 7■ dim
DANCING SCHOOL.
WILLIAM M'DOUGALL presents hit
most rcfpe.flful compliments to his farm
er employers and the citizens in general, and re
turns his mod grateful thanks, for the very
bountiful encouragemeut he has experienced Jo's;
tbefe twenty-five years past, takes this opportu
nity of informing them, that, his fcliool is now
open, at his
Elegant Ball Room,
in South Fourth-Street, between Chefnut and
WaJr.nt-Jtrerts. To begin at loin the morning
for young ladies, and h in the evening for yoang
jgrntlemen. ,
His firft Praflicing Ball will be to-morrow
evening, Saturday, the 9th inft.
Dec. 8. iawtf.
~~ FOR SJLE,
A Team of five excellent Horses,
with a Waggon and Gears. The Horses are all
young, strong, true to the draught, and capable
.■of hauling as great a weight as most in the coun
try. The V\'agg"n and Gears are ftroiig, arnl
in good order. Applvto ROBERT GREEN,
Weft Town, Chester county, or?;o
Thomas Fijher,
No. 141, S. Second Street, PMIa 'elphia
it mo. i, eod3vr*
Yellow Fever and Pestilential
Diseases.
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED, in ope vol. o&avo.
By William Young, Booifeller,
No. ja, Second flreet, the corner of Chefnut 11 reel,
(Price, in lourJi 67 1 » Cents J
Neatly printed on fine American wove medium
Paper,
A VIE W.
Of the Science of Life ;
On the principles eflablifhed in the elements
i>E Medicine, of the late a lchrated
JO If N BROWN, M. D.
With an attempt to corredl some important er
rors of that work, jijd cases in illuflration, chief
ly fe'eifled from the records of their praiitce, at
tlie General Hospital at Calcutta,
Br William Tats* fc? Cras. Mausak.
To which is subjoined, a Treatise on the ailion
of Mercury upon living bodies, and its applies.
,tion i"w.r the cure of difeal'es of indireia debility
Andadifiertation onthe sources of Epidemioanc!.
Pestilential difaafes; in whichisattemptedtoprove
by a numerous indu-Tiion of fadls, that they ne
ver arise from contagion, but are always produ
ced by certain Cater, or certain vicifiitudes of
the atmosphere, by Charlss Maclean, of
Calcutta,
j -nav. 3J.
[VotUMJI XII.