tte Grai'd SJg: ior'> dtf.rr, have ergaged
»p tjis mp's iflpatt./s&?*fcttAß!s!l&
all the French iecured in that p ace, which
at prtfent arc about 250 ; they will all be
made Saves, and ii is ptcfumed the Tripo
litans willalfodeclare war agairiftlhe French,
and that Morocco will follow their example.
This news has just arrivt d by CKprefs, two
days from Algiers, sent by confJl O Brien
to consul Montgomery."
SALEM, April 12. - j
, On Tuefdffy arrived here the brig Eliza, •
Capt. John Carlton, from Corunna, which '
he left the 15th Feb. Left there the {hip ;
Belvid'-re, Frankford, Philadelphia, to fail ,
in 10days, destination unknown ; brig Good
Hope, Neal, of Salem, cargo one third land
ed, to (ail for the Havanna in about 4 weeks ;
brig Brothers, Brown, Boftori, part of her
landed, destination unknown
Jan. 22, fdi'r Hannah, Barker, of Marble
head, failed from Comma for Lilbon
From Jan. 10 to 20th, five American vefiels
were carried into Corunna as prizes, and
condemned by the French consul, viz. the
Pacific, Kennedy, from London for Char
leston ; the Aurora, from Savannah for Lon
don ; 'the "Sarah, from New-York for Lon
don ; the Republican, from Baltimore for
E,viand ; the Eagle, from New Bedford for
Leghorn. They had no articles but Ameri
can oroduce on board, and their papers were
psrfcftly clear,—Feb. ij. La Penfe- frigate
of 44 arri/ed from Guadeloupe, 011
board of wbieh was ViSor S eleven
day. after this (hip fitiM, they had a very
heavy of wind, in which they, threw over
„]j o-Li !IS, yards ?n.d topmftft.j, and could
i;ure keep the (hip above wafer : after (he
arrived at Gorunwff, a hrjje number of Spa
niards were put on board *tf< keep her tioui
iitikei£< Viftor i'et out for France the 20th
by way of Madrid. It was said he carried
immense riches with him from GuadaWpe.
The Bellegarde, 16 gi»n (hip, failed the 23d
Feb. Oft a cruise, and the Mai's, of 22 gur.s,-
the next day : and four French privateers re
imined at Corunna.
Feb. 28 las 44 2;, long 16, fell in with
the (hip Flying Fish, of Bayonne, mourni g
ej 6 guns ; went on board, and saw there one
Englfh captain that had been taken, the
mate and 4 fsaman belonging to |the brig
Bttfey, Wyer, of NUwyork, taken on her
paffjge from Newyotk for St. Scbaftian's,
the captain and boy being sent in the brig
to St. Andrews's. Took on board the above
by requefloftbe French
"Carlton's vesTal being in b.-Jlaff, did
. pot worth making a prize of
">l«rcTi' 31, lat. 42 18, long 57, 30, spoke
brig Two Sitters, Pinkham, from Newyork
for Londonderry, 9 days out.
, BALTIMORE, April 17.
.Arrived this morning, brig George, capt.
' 35 days from Cowes.
We have been favored withpapers bro t ( From the Paris Journals.)
jy the George, ot' the ift and 2d March, Berlin, Jan. 5.
but find in them nothing entitled to atten- p U y; c papers hare exaggerated th(
tian. We are promised some papers of an- war i;k e preparations in the Prussian states
terior dates, when we hope to be able to lay an( j t | ie marc (, 0 f the troops, The garrison
before our readers a regular chain of intelli- Q f "Wefel has been reinforced with a batta
lion, and that of Ham with two; but after
The Cork fleet were to fail under convoy erc .aing three batteries in the front of the
for America, the 16th of March. A fleet I( ] f 0 f Bu irrich, the works which vreie car
of 10 fail of arjned Americans, for different on there have ceafcd. No movement
perts, but none for this, were to leave the : made b tbe army 0 f demarcation ; and
Downs the March, tßff day after thoßgh s ome difpofitiotn have been ordered
H. left Cowes, under convoy of the flup ; which seeme d tll announce the march of
Connecticut, of 20 guns, of Philadelphia. 1 6 0 ,000 men, their execution has been so flow
The Morning Hen, Id of the fir fir March, j and thc inclination of this Cabinet toward*
mentions the arrival of the Ann, Johnson, ( cfo markedj that every thing indicate
. ot ,p)! s P® rt ' at D r°r r - •! r • jit. it will not change its fyltem.
1 he Morning Chronicle of tne 2d March 1
Contain'", nothing but parliamentary debates |
o<i local fubjefts, and bitter complaints for '
being locked up from the news of tl.econti.
nent, by frozen rivers and the non-arrival
of the Hamburg mail, for a lonpf time.
The news of Loring's insulting treatment
of ourflag had been received in London, and
had excited much feafibility ;■ and it wa r
confidently asserted he would be broke.
NEW-YORK, April 18.
We are lorry to state, on the the authori
ty of a letter from the Havannah, dated the
4tfc ult. to a refpeftable merchant in this ci
ty, that the (hip Ocean, Capt. Kemp,
from this port to Havanna, after a severe
engagement with two French Privateers,fell
into their possession—and that the Captain,
and all the crew, except four, were inhuman
ly put to death, after she was taken by these
monstrous savages. [We took considerable
pains to get a fight of the letter but could
not.]
Yefierday afternoon arrived here from La
guira, the (hip Wafhingtort eatain Pack
wood, who brought out 11 of the Cleopa
tra's seamen, lately captured by a French
privateer.
On her paflage, exchanged a (hot or two
with a Freuch privautr ; but the weight of
WaOiin;;ton's metal, induced her to (heeroff.
inform* us, that a salute was firsd by all the
armed American vrfiels at Laguira, on the
receipt of Commodore Truxtos's vi&or 7.
We were yesterday favoured with seve
ral files of London papers to the 9th of Feb.
brought by the Britith Packet Weymouth,
from Falmouth, and the F alr American,
44 days from Portsmouth. ExtraiSs will
be found In the preceding columns of this
day's paper, and will be continued to-mor-
MORE WAR!
ExtraA of a letter from Alicant, to a ref
peflablehoufciii Boilon. dated Jan. 7, 1799.
" The Algerines have become "ery nu
merous in these seas. and are very ft rift since
their declaration of wai>againft the French;
the Cenful, merchants, and French peo
ple of eery description in Algiers, were put
into chains, and are kept at wprk as cap.
t'ves. On Chri(lma6 day fix Algerine cor
fairs failed with orders from the Dey to
capture all French vclfels they may meei
•and he has tent a party, to surprize a fafio
ry, the French have eftabliihed on the coafl
for the coral fifhery, and bring them all in
chains to Algi'.s. All this in consequence
f)i the Grand Seignior's request, mads hy
kit Ambafiador arrived at Algiers, 20th
Dec. The Tunifiar.s also, to
'J' s
,l\ * v > i ■
[V.>
General Cuyler goes nit Commander in
Chief to. Portugal. Major Gen. Taileton
is to command the cavalry.
From a London paper of Feb. $
General Maitland, accompanyed by Co
lonel Grant, have fct out'on their appoint
ments, the firft, it is said, to succeed Lord
Balcarraii as Governor as Jamaica, and t'ne
other to be the &riti(h Resident iri St. Do
mingo.— They are cetlainly the two men
the heft qualified for the impo taut ftatiins,
for it is only by a perfeft co-op'-rstion bet
ween the commander of Jamaica and our a
gent at St. Domi"go, that the advantages
flowing from a treaty with Toufl int can be
fecurril. Tl>e vigour. fl<ill, attivity of Gen
eral give theMaitland btft chance of success
in that important quaitc-r cf the worl , and
the appointment does credit to its advisers.
It is reported on the Coi tlnent that one
of the motives which co-llantly -JndVces the
Kintj of Pn'ffia ti rcftife lering into the
new coaiiii >n is, the b-.lief that Auftr-a
only waits for the when he (hall
be at war with France, in order to make
her peace with that power upon iny terms,
and to leave PrufF.a alone in the contest.
From a Liverpool paper of y<in. 3
The Fa&or, late Kimp, fro.n New-York,
arrived here on Saturday;-on the pafTage she
fell in with a French privateer, of 22 gunk,
who ordered the Americans to come on
board, and bring his,leters which he compli
ed with ; whilst on board the Frenchman a
gale of wind coming on, the Faftor(in
which was the owner)immediately m de
fail, and in spite of every effort of the enemy,
outsailed hit*, and made his escape.
We have';(lrong reason to believe,the pri
vateer has since been captured, as several
American letters have arrived here by way
of Plymouth, on which was writun •' per
(hip Factor."
It appears to be certain that Paffawan
Oglou is at le'gth in possession of Wallachia,
and he is making preparations to attack
Belgrade.
The Ruffian Mimfter'has received intelli
gence that two Ruffian frigates have been
wrecked in the Black Sea, near one of the
mouths of the Danube. Rear dmiralAf
zing has perished, and of both crews only
eight have escaped deft, action.
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IhJ this publication are exhibited the remarkable
rife, happy pr >grefs, and extraordinary profpe
r»ty of that province, till near the time of the de
in lependency of the United Stales of Ame
rica ; effected by fuchuncommon.and pacific meaws
Aixh Angular, jufl and prudsnt policy, a- appear \
ho wherein the hidary of nations, to have so gen
erally, and so €xt«nfivuly prevailed, in any other
country, to an equal degree of advancement* im
portance, and felicity of the people, and f~ gene
rally to have excited the admiration of all obfeiv
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coyntry, and in tYc means of rendering the inhab
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well 3s an egregious example for posterity and fur
roufiding states to imitate and improve upon, &e.
" Hoc opus, Hoc ftudium, parvi proptremus et
ampli ;
Si patriae volumus, si nobis vivere cari M Hor.
In deeds like these", let all ♦hcrafeWes approve.
Who seek thkir proper feitfs, and country's love
Hon.—The fubfcrlbcrsfor this work are particu
larly deftred to call, or <tnd for tl eilr relpedive
.C( pies, or to direfl thi ir friends, in. or near Phi
ladelphia, to receive the fame for them, at either
of the two placet- firll above mentioned. And all
persons, holding papers, are earneft
lyn-q*«tled to return the fame, a* loot) a« pofiiMe,
to Z VCHARJaH tOUUSON, juii. afortfaid.
April l» " law 3 w
g? Letters for the Troops under ,
the comnand of GenerjL Maci'her±on+ if \
eft at the War-Office, will be f warded.
April 5, 1799-
The English article, containtll in this day's
Gazette, averting the capture of the Fox
and Orpheus, frigates, is f.ilfe—the former
of those vettels having been left by the Dela
ware, together with the Vestal and a (hip of
the line, at Canton.
The army marched in per feci health on
Wednesday morning, 5 o'clock, from Allen
Town for Greenmier's, near the Blue Moun
tain, in Lynn townlhip, Northampton. Some
persons in Penn townlhip were to be appre»
he tided, which induced the General to ap
proach the Mountains. As no evidence of
hofliiity pr violence was appretr r.dcd, it is
believed that the bufinei's will 'jc Ibott ac-~
complilhed there. After vhicb, it is iup
pofed, the troops will return by the way oi
Hamburgh, through B-rks county ; many
parts of that county having evidenced a se
ditious temper, though it has not arrived at
the difgraceful crilis exhibited in Northamp-
ton.
It is probable the army will return through
Reading, and vilit some diflurl: d parts of
Bucks and Montgomery in tie r march
home, where they will arrive i: all proba
bility the middle or latter end ot . .'xt week.
We are informed by a gentleman who his
been continually with the troops, that their
conduft has not only been irreproachable,
but remarkable for discipline and ;of>d onfe-r
through the whole Course of theit march, It
aupears that the violence of the deluded peo
ple of that country is complete' fubduedj
and many of them begin to be ilnfiblu of
their error ; though too many .. ; in a slate
ps luflennctfs which time only at the pun
iilnnent of the nioft atrocious ©{Tenders at
lead, will remove.
[Lou. Pap-2
The (hip Connefticut, arrived at this
pot from London, has brought 127 chests
of stands of arms, and 80 heavy cannon, 011
government account.
The fliip Amiabl", of this port, stated t»
have been on fliore, on the coall of England
is fafe arrived at London.
Brigadier General Stevens Ihomson Ma
son having calumniated me, and having
since refufed me the fatisfaftion of a Gen
tleman, I hereby declare him to be an infa
mows Coward and Liar.
A SPECIMEN OF SUBLIMITY SUBLIMATED,
The plenilunicular orb had just emerged
from the cerulian ahyfs _of tbe ey,panfive
oceai\. The mild radiance of her beams re
fplendant. gamboled eccentric 011 the verge
of the horizon, fulfilling ineffable tranquil
lity through the love-loi 11 breast of the con
templative philosophic philanthropist. The
dimpled i'urfaee of a capacious reservoir of
aquatic particles, gently agitated by aroma
tic nocturnal zephyrs, retlc&ed the placid
rays of night's beauteous recent. The
tremulous undulations, relplendently lucif
erous, illumed by Cynthian emanations, fur
pafled the ftintillating corrufcations which
gaily g'lded the gorgeous gems, so glaring
at Golconda. What raptures extatic thrilled
the glowiiig bosom of the amorous Alfander,
when through the attenuated, fcmiluminat
ed, intervening, verdurous foliage, the celes
tial feinblance of lovely Lauretta arretted at
tention ! the pcerlefs Goddess, in a molt fal
cinating attitude, of delicate (Tcmideclination,
fat secluded beneath the froiidiferous opaci
ty, whe/e pjiant woodbine, romantically va
riegated, with a multifarious diveriityof cir
curarot.ative and curviiineal ramifications,
mod dele£lably mantled the vivid circum
ference of a beatifical alcove. Would you
form an idea of lovely Lauretta ?
Semlin, Jan I.
Recoiled tint», of the cloud dappl'd morn,
Tke FbAMx cimctbrep, moltibo'o arch in the
sty 5
X!)e dSasettc,
PHILADELPHIA,
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL T9.
From Northampton.
From tie Columbian Mirror.
THOS. BLACKBURN, Jun.
Aprii 10.
From the Verceskes Gazette.
WheT bright bumilh'tl b»autics creatinn adorn—
TIlf.T ARE ALL ONE DULL BLANK, WUIN COMPA-
RED TO HER EYE.
Go gaze at the charms ofthi> Goddefa complete,
Fr«m the tolcoiher head, *o the creirn oi her feet,
For a primary lVraph,you doubtleiswould tak<» her
And swear heav'n was* ummac'd for. matter
TO MAKE HER.
' Oft had the enamoured Alfander, fmittcn
by the arrows of chubby fae'd cupid, fecreth
heav'd the unavailing fighof lurid
anguish. Oft had his plaintively latoguilhiug
(trains harmonic taught solitary woodlands,
to revibrate fympltoniousechoes, in unison,
fwe'etly responsive, to the wild, melodious,
warbling, rhnpfodical .carols of love 1 1 lie
Goddess of hope, though often delusive, yet
flattering ever, now ventured to prompt the
fad hearted swain, to annunciate to the di
vinely amiable obje& of his fondeft wishes,
what thrilling ienfations of rapturous love
extatic, glowed intensely ardent in the
abflrufe recefies, of his palpitating breast,
cou vulfively fmgultatiiig, with ceaseless so
licitude ! (Vll did heiitating timidity, ap
proximating murky despondency, with the
frigorific hand of pallid anxiety impoi'e the
ferrugeneous fliackk'i of that fsiul damping
diffidence, which precludes any origin to
amorous utterance ! *
cJltera desunt.
POST-OFFICE.
April 18M 1799
THE Britilh Packet Harlequin which
was advertised to fail the 3d itift. being still
in New York- Letters fir her will be re
ceived at this office until Friday the 19th
April at 12 o'slsck. noon.
BRIEF DIALOGUE
Between i~uo individuals, friends to their ceun
try, and to the Navy of the United States.
Q. What, think you of infant navy ?
A. Mojl highly, Sir, I think, Godfave ye.
You re.xl the papers/ like your betters,
What think you of our naval Utters ?
A. Sir, I'd evade reply moll gladly—
IVefight d—d well, and write d—d badly.
Your remc-' ? (the faft's confeft) —
A. Print logbooks—and burn all the refll
PRICES OF STOCKS
Philadelphia, Apiil 13,
l6 f* \ .
Six Per Cent,
Three Per Cent.
Deferred 6 Per Cent.
B\NK United States,
—— Pennsylvania, 21 ditto.
North America, 46 ditto
Infuranae comp. N. A. (hares 3110 jl
' Pennf/lvania, {hares, 38 to 39
8 per cent Scrip 5
COURSE OF EXCHANGE
Ob Hambur >h 33 1-3 cents'per Mark ffanco.
London, at 30 days 56 r-»
at 60 days 54
——— at 90 days 51 i-»
Am[terdam,6o days, pr. guild. 36 to 37 t-i cents
—-r- ;
<®ajette sparine fUft.
Port of Philadelphia,
ARRIVED. days
Ship Conne&icut, Hylansler, London 42
Brig Maria, Woodward, La Guira f]
Sch'r Albert, Paul., St. Croix
Extra&s of letters per the Connefticut, of
the 6th of February.
" The Hardie, Philadelphia to
Hamburgh, is toft, people saved. The
Amla' le is ashore in a dangerous situation,
cargo on board.—The Superb, Adriana and
Harmony, are all taking in goods for Phi
ladelphia, The Kensington, Kerr, and Sally,
Doffon, of Philadelphia, the former from
anived at Cow»s, detained by the Gover
nor of St. Helena, A convoy for the
American trade is appointed to fail the 4th
of March, but not expefted before the aoth
of March. We have just learnt the capture
of the Aurora, from Savannah } Sarah fr®m"
N. York, and Republican from Baltimore,
all bound to London- The Adventure,
from Philadelphia to Dublin is loft in the
harbour. March 2, the following veffcls
for London are considered as out of time :
Pigou, from N. York,
Statira from Boston,
Dublin Paeket, N. York,
Rebecca and Gen. Washington of Bal
timore.
Saratoga, of Charleflon.
New-Tori, /ipr'tl 18.
ARRIVED. days
Ship Washington, Packwood, Laguira 16
Schr. Sarah & Rebecca,Starr,C.Francoii 22
CLEARED,
ihip Flora, Lorett,
Hetty, Neil, London
Brig Hannah, Olcott,
3chr. Argus, Fowler, St. Bartholomews
ftepnblican, March,
Ship Indultry, Rudd, from Virginia, has
arrived at London.
Skip Chcfapeake, Pomba, ba* arrived at
London in in 28 days. 1
The fol'owsng American vtflelshad arrived
at Liverpool on the 21 ft of January :
Catherine Kearney,
Columbia, Fletcher,,
Young E-agle, Pullard,
Ruby, S .tford,
Polly, Dru mmond,
Polly, Tubbs,
William, Caffiday,
Yelterday arrived the armed ship
Walhington, belonging to Stephen Saltus
and Son, in 6 days from Laguira.
Left there,
Ship Alexander, of Philadelphia,
Sloop Indepcndencrfof do.
Ship Gadfon, Brown, of Charlellon.
The Wafhir.gton met three French pii
vateers, one of which (hhe fired At and obli
grd her to sheer off.
S iled in company with the folowing
vefiels :
Ship Governor Sumner of Boflon, cptain
Dinfraore,
Brig Lovley Lassos Philadelphia, capt.
Shields.
Brig Maria, of Philadelphia, captain
Woodward.
Schooner Maximilian, captain White of
* Philadelphia.
Schooner Triton, of Boston, captain Par
fona.
Spoke with the following vessels at sea.
April 6 Brig Eliza, of Baltimore,
capt. , eight days out, bound to the
H avanna, lat. 28, 14.
April 12. Spoke flaoj) Diligence, of
New-York, four days out, bound to Cur
tacoa:
April 14, Soke Sloop Fanny, of New-
York, capc. Greenwood, 19 hours out,
for Nt w-Providtnce. _
Yesterday a; rived the schooner Friend
(hip, ohn Berry, from Cap# Francois, 37
days passage.
Left there schooner Sarah and Rebecca
capt. Star, of New York; fch oner 4 -Vnn
Pcnnoch, capt. Hamilton, condemned as
unfit for sea; Schooner Richard, captain
Price, of Baltimore; Brig Sally, captain
Abbot, from St. Croix, to fail in 30 d?ys.
Notice.
tr~r* A {lated meeting of the American
Pliilofophlcal Society will be at their
Hall, at (ip'elocfc this evening, (Friday.)
N. B. New M*mfeer» to b? bf.'.l.otted for.
April lg, - -
i \ -rL, I, _M L Ik
The Pennsylvania Q'aimv
Kfits to" Lands in the ftvtnteen Towr.fii ;>'» in
L< zenic county, previous to the IX-c < 4
at TrentO', are desired to meet at Ggd< ri'i»
Tavern in Chefrnt-ftffet, on Monday the
21 ft, at seven o'clock ie the evening.
LONDON., Jdnuary. t, 17.99
500 Guineas Reward.
LOST tkis evening, between five md --X
o'clock, in the neighbourhood of Gr.viv
chutchJlrett, a BLACK CASE, containing the
following •
Bank Notes and Drafts,
with sundry Bills oi Exchange, not due :
£IOOO No. 1919, dated t Dec. 1798
864, 16 Nov. Ditto
1000 uDec Ditto
1000 i?i;, 27 Oft. Ditto
leoo' 1514,* J? Ditto Ditto
9/8
14/4
«3 percent.
A Draft on Mess. Hanlcey and Co. £53 131.
, Ditto Dorien ami Co. 367 7
A bill drawn on Fleming & W-ke B >w Latit-,
by Firming, & payable to I'rirroid, elated Nov. 5,
two months niter date, value ,£2O. —One ditto
on Fell, No 32 O'.d Change, by Hall, and
payable to Smith, dated Nov. 30, at two months'
after date, i<.rj£jn 19.,- —due ditto on bay well
&'fr<ns, '.Vrori Itrret, by bttt and payable to
Bradd'otk dated Dec. 19, a; tvo mon'hs, for
£sg. One ditto on Etteii, Wi Odflre.-t, liy
William t payable to order, dated Nov. x. at
ehree months far ,£3O V —*Ove ditto oh Ne»fi
& Co. St.,P;nil'n (_liuich \-id, by Adams, ?nd
payable to Kenrori^b', dated Dec. jth, at two
months, for £l4 —Ore ditto»on Ste.wait, Red
CrofsSquan, by Young, and payable to Mar
fbail, dated Nov. 12, at two months, for £33.
2s. 9</.— One ditto 1 n Rtyd's, Bultletfbury, bv
and payable to Jackson, datljd Dec 3
at two months, for £'.B. —One ditto on Millar
and Co. Graceihurch flreet, by Redway, ami
pryable to Hartley, dated Dec 6, at two months
for ,£SO. —One ditto on Spttta & co. Lawrence
Pountney Lane, by Lange. and payable to Hoy le
dated Nov. i, at two months, 'or £l6l.
Whoever may have found the ahove, and Will
bring them to MeflW.lAtkinfon & Robfon, No. 4
Weft End of Royal Exchange, (hall immediate
ly receive Five Hundreti Guraros Reward with
out any further Trouble.
Maryland,
Virginia
New-York,
Charletton,
Maflachufettt,
Ditto.
DittOi
Phihuhlfhia, /prii ts, 1759*' ■
Carriet ahd Co. 30 16
Stephetilon and Co. 51 4
ftigers afit! Co. 33 iS
Pcelcot and Co. 37 1%
Hsrcourt and Co. 17'16
Snytb, ?iyne and Co. 20 is
Dorien ami C"- /C 45 7> 6d
LrFcvreScCo. in si 6
Ditto -
DIUO
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
I>itto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
N. B. No greater Reward will be offered, 29
payment of the whole is ftupped, and the lols
made known thiaugiout this Country anu Con
april 1
Notice is hereby given,
THAT on Monday th« a2O initant, the appeals
on the Dirf& Tax of the United States, for
thefirft andfecond DiftruSs, 111 the State of Penn
sylvania, (containing tbe city ot Philadelphia) will
commence in the East Chamber of the Old City
Court House, from 10 o'clock in the morning un
til two o'clock, P. M.
Attendance will be given for days.
CALEB NORTH,
Principal Assessor for Dillridl No. I.
ISAAC JONES,
Principal Aflefl'or for BiftriA No. 2.
Bhiladclphia,' April 19, 1799.
At a Court of Common Pleas held at I'ittfburgh
for the county of Allegheny, the firft Mon
day of > arch, it} the year of our Lord one
thousand seven hundred and ninety nine—
Before the Hon. Alexander Addifon, Esq.
President, John M'Dowell, John Gibfon,
George Thompson and George Wallace, N
Efqrs. Aflociate Judges of the fame court.
ON the petition of Alexander Sumrall, a p r ;.
foner in the jail of said county, praying ro
be discharged according to the piovifion? of the
afl of aflembly, Blade for the relief of insolvent
debtors. The court order, thnt the said prison
er be brought before :bem at •Pitt&urgh, on the
firft Monday of June next, that hi? petition and
his creditors may be then heard —and direA
that notice of his application be pubiifbed in
the Gazette of the United States, and in the
Pittlburgh Gazette, and continue three weeks
in each, the lali of which (ball lie at Icaft two
weeks before the time of hearing.
By the Court,
JAMES BRISON, Proth'y.
April 19 tjwju'&joM.
Valuable Lands for Sale.
ON Turfday the 20th of Anguft rwst, I (hall
expofc to public sale, at the town of New-
Matket, in Dorchester county, all that valuable
traft or parcel of land commonly called the Chop
tank Indian Lands, situated on tha south Tide and
binding on theChoptank river several miles sup
posed to oontain about fii thoufanci acres, to he
divided into lots to contain from 100 to 500 acret
each: Tht terms of sale as follow, vi?. I urchafers
to give bond immediately after the fair with ap«
proved fectrity, conditioned for rhe ; ayment of
the purchase money, with interest frrm the day of
fa!e, ic four equal annual instalments, agreeably
to ati ail, entitled, " As a<2 appointing ronimif
fiocers to contract for aud purchale th« lands com
monly called tho Choptank Indian Lands-in Dor
chester county, and for appropriating the fame to
the use of this state, and to repeal the a£; of assem
bly therein mentioned;" pa/Ted at November fef-
Wm MARBURY, Agent
for the (late of Maryland.
_ d.im
April 19.
N 0 1 I C E: '
THE crcditor» of TODD f3* MOTT are requeu
ed to leave their accounts calculating interell
ta the »»d of November, 1798, the date of I odd
and Morts's nfEgnment, with W. Mott. no. 145,
Market ftrtct, on or before the fit'ft of July next,
as a ('Milend will be immediately made alter that
.'ime ; those who neglect to fend in their account#
will be excluded ftom that dividend.
, John Wadding tin,
John Rhodes, I Assignees.
"John Allen J
april .13,1799 " taw trTy
C JUT lON. ~
WHERJJAS my wil«, proved
unfaithful to my bed and to my interest,
and behaved in every rcfpe& unbecoming a wife—'
I am thereby and in eonfeq.uence of the failure of
ali my other endeavors to reclaim her, reduced to
the painful receflity of declaring that I wi!l not
hereafttr pay one iarthing of any debts she may
attempt to-c.'ntrxfl iii my name.
ANDREW JAMES,
april J.T ~
Sheathing Copper,
«$ P»l>e» of the tiruft paniiular
Madeira Wine
JOSFPH P. LEWIS
No. 2;, D
Mitch iJ
M. fr & m
810 00
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