Unttft awd Philadelphia Daily A
/ Ni'MßEt! 2030.3
5C7* Tl-c price of this Gazette is Eight
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in the city of Philadelphia. All others pay
one Dollar additional, for enclosing and di
recting '• and unless some person in this city
•will become. answerable for the subscription,
it must-be paid Six Months in Advance.
Imported
'ln the last arrivals from Bremen,
Hamburg and Amsterdam,
AND FOR SALE,
at reasonable: prices and on a liberal
CREDI T, BY
Pft ATT Isf KINTZtm,
"Ho. 95, North Waterftrcet
•215 bales & boxes Ficklenburghs,
hempen linefti and oznabriga from 1/5 to
* 3f P ir ell '
70 do. bleached and brown hessians
40 do. brown rolls suitable for Cof
fee "bags r . ,
20 do. lEjong do. for."cotton do.
30 chests pUtUUfL.. ;I *• do. fealiitg*Wax
1. ; 3 do. . dowlas 3 packages oil-cloth
30 do creas-aJi Morlalx 4 de. fiil trwme
14 do. eftopaillus I do. watches
90 gi cases claret
45 ..do. BriuanjjW 130 do fine lcag corked
I do. Holl.ind canvass olaret . ±
I df>. RufiTia do., 1630 bufii< Is fine fait
3 -do. Russia (huttings 40 caflcsofrall j>rimftone
t do. ravens'duck ico calks of naval Gores.
3 do. Ruflia drillens 50 log& prinie mahogaiiy
j do brown hblland
1 do, Silesia roujnt
I d&AVahrendrop linen
1 do. Caraocioles
I do. Flemish linens
I do. cnmbricks and
lawns
1 do diaper
12 do. stripes
18 do. checks
2 do. fiamoii
I do. Arabia stripe
I do. bunting for colors
I packa. Madras hand
kerchiefs
I do. Turkey yarn
6"bales empty bags
I chest hair ribband
3 boxes tapes, assorted
% de. bobbin, assorted
I box threads & tapes
i do. fine blue liftados
5 chests men's flippers
3 do. bed tieks
•2 casts hog's bristles
6 chefls writing paper
4 do. quills
november 11
Red Clover,
Timothy,
BI v Graf
:afs
He rds Grass and !
White Clover
All warranted ft ejh and free from all
foul feed,
FOR SALE,
BY C. ROBERTS,
No. 97, Market, between Second and
Third ftrects,
fVho has alp) on hand, a general affartment of
Ironmongery, fadlery, cutlery and
brats ware? ; T. Crowl«y Jvliuington steel, pig
lead, block-tin, red lead,bpaniih brown, Venetian
red, Vermillian, &c. &c.
Wbolcjah fcf Retail.
la &tn.tn.&fr.tf.
inarch »
CHINA GOODS.
Ni>w delivering from the Jh'tp
from Canton,
FOR SALE,
At the Stores of the Subscribers,
CONSISTING OF
BOHEA - , -)
Hyson fkia / ,
Young hyson V Tl/fS,
Hyson and I • y,
Imperial J .
White nankeens
Lutestrings, colored and black
ScnftlAW* do.
Handkerchiefs do.
Sewing silk« do.
Black hair ribbon
Black fattiu^j
©afiia in fmaj bales
China .ware in dining and tea setts
On Hand,
50 trunks and cafe» dimities, muflms ginghams,
mudinets and pullicat handkerchiefs, in small pack
ages, for the Weil-India market. (
XJ trunks of printed calicoes, aflgrted far the
Wtft-Indu market.
1 bale of woolen clpths.low priced.
Sail c*n»as by the hale or piece, No. j to 8.
Copper in fh. ets 24 by 48 and 48 by 60 inches
Raised copper bottoms in tubs
A fmaH invoice 0! queens ware assorted.
English wrought nails in calks.
Sheathing paper.
Ni-\v-Orleans indigo
Paints of different color?, dry in calks.
Old Madeira wine fit for use.
NICKLIN tf GRIFFITH.
Feb. 11
Saml. Potter, Wm. Page,
Thos. Price.
No. 31, Chewut street ■
Have just received,
per ('lip Ltx>ngton, from London,
A i'f r large afpntwent of
DRY GOODS.
Which they will fell low for calh, or not«sata
Slu-.it dates among which, arc
l'rii Kil CiHicot*, and Cotton counterpanes. See.
Ohintzfs, Huiingi Sc.Sarlnetts
Jritifi Muftm-', plain, arid Mod. J s,
ar.d nnvbored. Plain & plaid silk (bawls
;'ii. cotton and woriled Sillc and cottotl fringe
'lofitSryi and trimmings,
i '-athcr G'nvcs, V handsome assortment
I'l itkand white of ribbons,
2. cases of the mod fa(b
/allico and cottor. chec'tt- ionablt? ladiet hats and
bonnets.
march 14
4 hhds. coffee mills
6 bundles German tlee!
10 chefls of slates and
pencils
A package of flcates
A do. woolen caps, See.
4 cherts ess Nuremberg
toys
40 kegs of yellow ochre
3 hhds. Glue
8 barrels of Lgntilles
$ chetts of prime red
crust Holland cheefa
30 kegs oi pearl barley
to boxes of capers
400 (ides of upper and
foal leather
300 boxes window glass
800 Demijohns
50 boxes glass tumblers
assorted
2 hhds. pumice (lone
I box of mill saws
1 cifk of cutlery
A quantity of stone ugs
and pickling pots
A fsw (hips anchors,&c.
tu&rtf
. SEEDS,
do.
do. 4-4
do.
m.w.fr.tf.
and
tuth&f tiA
PHILADELPHIA:
is
Ship Broker's Office,
And CommiJJion Store,
No. 119, South front
Next dour to she Cullom House.
THE Suhfcriber, encouraged Oy the advice of
his friends, offers his service to she public
as a Ship *nd Insurance Broker. Hepropof
es to buy and fill veflels and every thing relat
ing thereto—aflift masters of veficls and others
in entering and clearing at the Cuftom-Houfc,
procuring and (hipping freight, fettling Inl'ur
ance ar.d all other mercantile accounts, and
have on hand the Deceflary Blanks and Stamps.
Papers in foreign l anguages tranftated, and in
formation given in general mercantile matters.
—From aknowiedge gained by long experience
of every branch of business he hopes to be ufe
ful to those who pleat? to favor him with their
commands. SAMUEL EMERY.
noremlflcr iq
FOR SALE,
A Small Plantation,
OF about 116 acres, whereof 34aoresara under
Clover of one and two years, including an.
orchard of ten acre' ; 16 acres of excellent bottom
and ripland watered me dow, and about 25 acres
of woodland. The remainder is now under the
p!6u£h, 10 acres of which are in the best order to
tecuvii grass feed next fpririg.
It is situated in the masor of Mo'ejand, Mont
gomery county, and distant 14 miles ifolll Phila
delphia.
The improvements are a (lone Dwelling-House,
Kitchen and pump ; a (lone Spring-Houfjs.
Walh-Houle ; a (lone Tennant's House; a latjje
(lone Barn and many oth«r ufcful out building, and
a good Garden fenced round wiih hoards,
For further particulars apply to
P. THOMPSON, Conveyancer,
No. 43, Mulbcrry-ftrcet.
B. BONSALL, Doifeftreet, or
J. LAOMOY, oh the Premises.
feh 4 3awtf
FOR SALE
A House and Lot in Trenton,
r I 'HE house is of brick, two stories high, four
_L rooms on a floor, ard in good order.—For
farther particulars enquire of Ab . Hunt, in Tren
ton, or of JOHN E. CRESSON,
No. 54, Market flreet.
march 9
FOR SALE,
The time of a likely Negro Boy, about ten
years old—he is healthy and a&ive, a,"<l has
been accustomed :o waiting, &c.—Esijuirt of the
Printer.
March 16.
HINA GOODS,
Juit received per the fbip New-Jersey from Canton
' AND FOlt SALE
BT ARCHIBALD M'CALL,
Attiis Store No. 187, south Second street,
V!Z
An assortment of Teas of the firft
White »nd yellow nankeens
Cassia, silk umbrellas
an assortment of chin? ware,
and a variety of SiI.KS, consisting of
Black and colored 1-uteflrlng
do. do. fottins
do. de. fenfhaws
do. do. silk handkerchief*
do- do. fewingfilks
Black Taffrties
12 of excellent Madeira Wine,
fit (<?r in mediate use,
Jan. 24
For Sale by the Subscriber,
No. 145, Market-street,
Very low f»r Calh, or a (hort Credit,
The remaining flock of the late Haute of
TODD c - MOTT,
Cloths, Kerseymeres, a few printed
Cottons,
Printed handkerchiefs and fliawls
Printed dimities
Hosiery, thieads,twift and sewing fifrks
A small amount of hardware,
WILLIAM MOTT, Agent
, for the assignees of Todd if Matt, to
Whom, all persons indebted to that conc<trn, are
requfftcd to make immediate payment.
W. MOTT,
Having commenced business in the Cemmiffion
line, his store is now open for the recaption as
Dry Goods of all descriptions.
Philadelphia, February 4,1799. §
Richard Bay ley Co.
RESPECTFULLY inform the public that-the
Retail Bufinef* carried on by them at their
Store. No. 136, Market-street, will in future be
carried on by Mr. Wv. Bonnak, whom they beg
leave to recommend to the favor of th»ir (riends
and the public.
All Persons indebted to the
above firm and those to whoru they are indebted,
will please to apply to John W hitesidrs & Co.
or the settlement of their refpe&ivt; accounts, who
are duly empowered for that purpose.
Richard. Bayley 6?" Co.
WILLIAM BONNAR,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public, that the above Store will be opened
by him on Monday the 4th el February next,
with an afiortnaent of
DRY GOODS,
Suitable to the feifen, which he flatters himfelf
will meet the approbation of those wh» honor.him
with their faror.
jea *9. §
WANTED,
To Article for two or three
years a young Man to a profitable business
For particulars enquire at no. 68, foutb Fourth
street
A. person who has some knowledge of paint
ing or drawing would be preferred.
W. HAYDON,
WHO HAS
A Cellar to Let.
jan II
THURSB-AY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1799.
Land, Town Lots,
LAND in the Townfbip of Cambria an]
lots in the Town of Beul?, Somerset
county, Pennfylvinia, for sale at a moderate
price and upon a reasonable credit ; any quan
tity may be obtained from 100 acres to 10,000
—and good mechanics and laborers may have
lahd orlots for their work.
Thctltuition is healthy and the foil good ;
the present settlers are sober, induilrious and
well informed. A seminary of learning, pub
lic library and other ufeful institutions have been
among the firft objefls of their attention. Roads
have been cut, and new ones are contemplated
in different direflicns —The distance from Phi
ladelphia is sbost 135 miles ; from Pittsburgh
65 miles and from Fort FranWin miles. The
belt rout is through Harrifburgh,'Liwiftpwn,
Huntingdon, &c.
MORGAN RHEES,
No. 177 Smith Second.street,
Philadelphia, or of
Mans. JONES fcf MOORE,
Surveyors, Beula.
ffi->' 3
aaw
The Creditors of James Cummings
and Co. \»fc»»hjve executed the ifijgnmeut and
delivered tlieir accounts previous to the ill inft.
may receive their fefpeflive dividends by ap
plying to the affigr.ces, at No. 62, dock flreet,
on tile iith, 13th, or 15th inft between the
hours of eleven and one.
JOHN TRAVIS,
JOHN WADOINOTON,
JAMES TAYLOK,
CORNELIUS COKNEGYS,
Affignee6 of James Cummings & Co.
March 8. 3t—in th &fa
THE Creditors of JOSEPH JEFFRES, of
the city of Philadelphia', houfe-eirpemer,
are herebyreqtieftid to take notice, that he hath
petitioned the honorable fudges of the Court of
Common PJeas,, in and for the county of this
commonwealth, for the benefit «f an ail enti
tled, ** An adl of Afleinbly providing that the
person of a debtor (hall not be liable to impri
fonmeii-for debt, after delivering up hit estate
for the benefit of his creditors, tmfels he ha»
been guilty of fraud or embezzlement" —ami
the said court have appointed Monday, the *sth
of March iaftant, at so of the tlock
foreuoon, at such place where the said court
ntay be held, to hear him and, his creditors ;
when and where you may attend if you think
proper.
sxwtm
march 9
Joseph Thomas's Creditors
are hereby earnestly requested to furaifli their
Accounts duly attested, as foen as convenient :
thereby to enable the Assignees to form an idea
of the slate of his affairs ; —md all those indebt
ed to said Thomas, are required to make im
mediate paym4«t to either of the St')fcr;bers.
SAMUEL W. FISHER,") A.Tigtfees
WILLIAM BUCKLEY, [ of
JOHN HALL. >J. Thomas,
dec. 31. dtf
eodtf
The CreMiofs *
OF the subscriber are hereby requefled to take
notice, that he has applied to the eourt of
common pleas, in and for the county of Philadel
phia, for the benefit of the a<st of aflembly passed
the fourth day of April last, for the relief ci insol
vent debtors, and the said court hate appointed
f,Monday the 15th day of March inllant, for-hear
ing and determining on the said petition, in the
city of Philadelphia, at such place as the /aid court
may be held on that day, when and where, all
persons concerned may attend if they think proper.
DAVID SIMMONS.
3awtas Mar
march I t
The Creditors of John Dobbins
are hereby required to take notice, that he has
applied to the Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas for the county of Philadelphia, for the be
nefit of the afl made for the relief ofinfolvent
debtors, parted the fourth cf April last, and
that the said judges have appointed the ajth
instant to hear him the said John Domini,
his creditors at the State House, at which timt
and place they may attend if they think fit
JOHN DOBBINS.
March 8. a7QQ
A' 0 2 1 a E.
GOOD encouragement will be given to a person
who understands the Tanning business in all
its branches—alio to a person who undirftunds
malting of Tin-Ware, to move into the Western
Country.—Pprfons who have fruall families would
be preferred,— For further particulars enquire at
N053 North Fourtk-ftrest.
None need apply but chafe who can bring good
recommendations.
:ch ix
NO T I C E.
ALL persons having claims against the Estate
of Thomas Boon, of Caroline county, llate
of Maryland, deceased, are requeued to exhibit
them, properly proven, to the fubferiber at Den
ton, in the county and state aforefaid, on or before
the firft day of May next, that there may be a di
vidend made of the allies now in the hands ef the
l'ubfcriber. Those who negltd this notice, will
be forever barred of their dividend, which will be
mad« on the aforafaid day,
march 9,
ISAAC PAINTER hrving made an affignmcnt
of all bis property for the benefit o£ all bis credi
tors who sign his discharge; —the aflignee wishing
to arrange the bufincfs as soon as possible, and
likewise to give the said Isaac Painter an opportu
nity ol doing fomethirg for bimfelf and family:
therefore those creditors who have not signed his
discharge are informed th t unleft they come for
ward and the fame discharge on or before the
firft day of May next ensuing, they will be exclu
ded the benefit of a dividend, and all those who
are indebted to the said firm arerequefted to make
immediate payment to prevent further trouble.
march 4.
LOST, last evening, a GREY-HOUND of the
English breed ; has a brass collar round her
neck with the name Thomas Sterling on it ; body
quite white, except a small spot on her left fide ;
esch check of a dove colour; aufweri to the name
of Dove. Whoever has taken her »p, and will de
liver her at the Indian Queen, (hall be rewarded,
march ii.
'NOT ICE.
Notice k
sm&w 3t
NOTICE.
CE
nwiw
f eod4W
Wm. BOON, administrator
•f THOM/VS BOON.
• law 3»
WHEREAS
JACOB CLARK, Affigwe.
3awtf
» t
TO LET,
A Three Story Brick House,
In Spruce-street, Second and I hird-flreets
[ offefßau given imme/iately, enquire at No. 31,
Sprue-flreec.
march 13
FOR. SALE,
To be EXCHANGE!! Tor property witljin thirty
mi es of the city, or t<J let on ground-rent forever
Several valuable building Lots,
In Philadelphia, .*
Enquire of William M. Biddle. r>«. 147, Chefnut-
street.
Nov. 11
0- All persons indebted to tke Lft ate
of Josh p h Anthony, fen. deceafcd, are re
quested t» mike immediate payment: And all
those who have arjry demands agaiftft said estate,
aredtfired to produce them legally attested to
the subscribers foil fettlfment.
JOSIAH HEWES, )
JOHN MORTON, S-Executors.
JOSEPH ANTHONY, )
December z6. dtf
ALL PERSONS
Indebted to th« Is.state of Mr. Johm FtNNo.late
of Philadelphia, deteaf<-d,are dsfired to make pay*
ment, and those, having any demands, to present
them for fettUraent, to
SAMUEL BtODGET, Adin'r
: or
JOJ4N WARD FF.NNO, Agent
to the administration.
$ s>Tl
Nov. 3o
White Platillas.
A few bokes of White Platillas,
Just arrived an* for sale by thefubfcriber,
GIDEON H. WELLS.
No. 135, Market ftrect.
3aw4 vt
feb ai
Hjor Sale,
Deliverable at Norfolk,
A CAR lO OF
Honduras Mahogany, & Logwood.
For terms apply to
PHILIPS, CRAMOND, & CO
February 9.
For Sale,
TEN or twelve Tons, Qlsver & Timothy
HAT.;
Of the firft quality.—Apply at No. 43,
Almond-street-
Jan. 8.
JuJi Received,
By the fcips Juno, Walters, and Four Friends,
Hubher, from Hamburg,
AND SOR SALE,
By THE SUBSCRIBERS,
460 pieces 6-4 quadruples filefias
35 do. 8-4 <fo.
139 io. creasa la Morlair
34 do. 9-8 coutils
3 do. 4-4 do.
44 do. 6-4guingas
450 do. Ruflia fail-duck
IO pipes Ricarlo wine
as hegtheads French brandy
So co. claret
10Q c.iks, at 4 doz. bottles ") ui {ufd
-228 do. at I do. do. do. J ior quality.
Also on Hand,
II bales tidtlenburgj. at 13 to 18 cents pr, ell
IS luinen, »t 16 to 30 cents f»r. yard
I bos paterbornes
5 boxes hollow glass ware
5 calks Ruffii briSlet (firft quality)
Erick & Lewis Bollmann,
no. 100, Spruce street
Feb. 13
TAKE NO.l ICE,
r T~"HAT 1 am to be laid on fiith terms, that
X the purchaler need not advance any ca(h,
unless he pleases, till it is earned by my services,
provided no accident happens me; or, if you
please, I am to be farmed out for two years,
and not less lam a bright bay, full hands
high, of noble descent, my name is TRIMMER
—I was got by Hall's imported horse Eclipse,
my dam, purchased by Dodlor Hall, was got by
the imponed horse Siim ; my grand dam was
got by Old Figure ; 4 my great grand dam by
Talkers Othello ru. of Selima, &a. &c. as will
more fullv appear by William Lyle's attested
certificate who raised me. My chara&er as a
racer is well eihblifhed ; I won the colt's purse
at Bladeufburg of twenty guineas ; I won a
fifty guinea purse at Baltimore, a fifty grtnea
purse at Annapolis aiid a fifty guinea purse at
Hagerflown. I never loft a race but the last I
run at Alexandria, which was owning to my
being badly (hod, as I loft all my plates before
I got in. lam in fine plight, found in every
refpea ; my offspring are in great repute, some
of which are now in training for the turf —pro-
cure me good ftand® and entertainment and I
an» able to earn one thousand dolkrs per an
num.
Any person inclining t« tmy or rent may
know the terms by applying to John Carnan
(LovehallJ Ccecil county and state of Mary
land, eight miles south of Elkton.
Feb. a 1.
WATER LOAN.
THE Commiflioners for receiving fHbfcriptions
to a Loan for supplying the City of Philadelphia
with wholcfome water, give
NOTICE,
That they will call on the citizens for their fubferip
t iens in the following dillridls
William Jcnti wiii receive from Vine to South fide
of Pipe-street.
Levi Hollingtivorth will receive from the North fide
of Pine to the South fide of Spruce-Areets.
JeJJe Wain will receive from north fide of Spruce
to the south fide ol Walnut-ftrects.
Ed-ward Tilgbman will receive from north fide of
Walnut to the south fide of Chefnut-ftreeta.
John LJittf, and "} will receive from north fide ol
Jonathan Hakinfon, J Chefnut to the south fide of
Market-streets.
Stephen (jirard, and") will receive from north fideof
Jacob Sbumatcr J Market to the south fide of
Arch-streets.
Thomas Hajiint will receivefrom north fide of Arch
to the south fide ol Race-Greets,
Leonard Jacob i will receive from north fida of Race
to the south fide of Vine-ttreets.
Jo>efb Cruckjha, k, \ will attend at the sffice of Jared
15" J art J Ingeifnl j fngcrfol, Oppofile the State
Howfe, with the hook hitherto kept at the City
Hall. By order of the board,
JACOB SHOEMAKER, sct'ry.
3d no. 18th j
vertisen
Philadelphia, March 1799.
PR OP <> S A' L
fiy THOMAS DOBSON, • ,
At the Stone Houle, No. 41, South Second street,
for furnifhing by (übfcription
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work more convenient to purchasers, proposes
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following:
CONDITIONS.
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teen large Quarto Volumes in boards, Elegant
ly printed on Superfine paper, illaftrated with
five hundred auo forty two Copper plates :
I. A volume in boards will be delivered to each
Subscriber in the firft week of every month till
the whole be delivered, which will take a peri.
odof eighteen months.
11. Every Subscriber on receiving the fifft Vo
lume, to pay Twenty Dollars.
On receiving the Second I s Doltec*
The Third, i a Dollars
The Fourth, 10 Dollars
0' The Fifth, ~ to Dollars
, The Sixth, g Dollars .<'•.**
and Five dollars for each #f the fuccetdiog vp
lumes, till the whole is delivered, which will
amount in the whole to One Hundred and Thir
ty-five Dollars, being the prefem price for com
plete sets.
Any fubferiber who may chufe to have the
whole in a ftorter time than 18 months, may
haAe assy Rumher of volvimes that may be agree
able it, the fame time at ;h« atn,ve prices.
To prevent any mifi,nderftanditig it is proper
to express that no volume wiil be delivered to
any person without the money, and as the lews
on hand are but few in number, it will be requi
site that such as choose ts become fubicribers
should apply as early as poflible to prevent dif
appointmentj.
gT Complete Sets may be had as above, or
bound in various manners.
lawtf
march fc.
Wbite Oak Logs—or
White Oak Pipe—Wanted.
PROPOSALS,
rrni bs RscsirsD,
On or before the loth day of March,
For the Delivery,
To the Corporatioß of the City of Philadelphia,
or their ag«nt, at any part within the hid City
of the whole or part of
104,000 feet, running measure, of
WHITE OAK LOGS,
In \engths of ten or twelve feet,
Or of tie fame quantity, of
LOGS,
Bored into pipe, coanterbored and tapped,
as under :
44,000 feet to measure 13 inchei at the thickefii
end, if bored, 4 i-a inch pipe.
16,000 feet to measure 11 inches at thechickeft
end, if bored, 4 inch pica
64,0*0 feet to measure 11 ifiches at tfce thickest
end, if bored, 3 inch pipe.
104,000
Ihe raaft be (Irait and free from ffiakej
aad knots : 110 faulty logs will on any account be
received. Those who deliver proposals for bored
logs, are requested to mention the price at which
they will deliver Jhe logs unbared, in ca£e it (houUl
be found proper to bore them in Philadelphia.
Proposals in writing will be received by
B. Henry Latrobc, engineer.
South Twelft'h-ftreet,
the firft House from Market-street.
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of the subscriber will tak« notice, that he has ap
pliad to the fudges of the court of Common Pleas,
tor the coanty of Philadelphia, for the benefit of
the Afl of Aflembly, pafled the 4th of April last,
for the relief of infolvem debtors, and they have
appointed the ijth inft. at 10 o'clock, to hear
him and his creditors, at the state house, or
such ether place where the court may beheld.
EDW. W. SHOEMAKEE.
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March i J.
N O T I C E.
Is given to all those indebted to t*he firms of
Jackson £s? Evens,
John B. Evens, Co.
Evens £s? Bullock,
Wbitton, Evens £s? Co. and
John B, Evens.
THAT the Subicrifcer is fully authorized toadj
just and fettle the affairs of those cot cerg? ; and
that suiTt will be mdifcriminately commenced on
all accounts that remain unpaid on rbe ooth day of
March next.
John B. Event,
No, 119, South Third»ttritt.
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