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. '•'nr. i>u K ,sce agaiwtV on Dwslling-
HwuJiwv vVire Huufes, and othbf Building; (and
6n SViOcU coiitjoiied in such Buildings) diftaotfrom
in the United States. \
T. Common lufurance*, on hazards of the firft
clal's, will he under: iken at a premium of ahout
hall per cent, per annum. For extra hazardous
rifques a larger will be required, which
will vaiy according to circunftances, seldom ex
ceeding one pet cent, per annum ; bat in forne in
tlances. where the property infurcd is not only in
itfell" extra hazardous, but rendered still more so
by the vicinity* of extra hazardous buildings and
occupations, the premium demanded will be raised
according to circumstances.
Houses and Ware-Houses, the walls and prrti
iions of whioh are wholly of stone or brick, well
conftru&ed, so as to b? guarded as well as may be
againO fires from within, and tree from extra ha
zardous buildiWs and occcupations inth>-ir neigh
borhood, will be deemed hazardous of the firft
class, and may be infurcd to their full value.
Also Goods and Merchandize, not o' an extra
hazardous kind, in calks, bales, or packages, de-
Vofitqd in such buildings, to an amount not ex
ceeding 4000 dollars ; but if more than thisfum
is required to be insured in one tenement, an addf=
tionai premium will be .required, in proportion to
Circumstances.
11. Insurances will also be made on buildings and
goods extra hazardous, at premiums proportioned
to thd risque. But it is wot easy to arrange these
under particular heads or clalTes, so as to describe
caeh with the neccffary accuracy. Each cafe must
therefore be decided upon accordingto the circum
llances attending it ; and these circumstances wili,
in general, appear from the description accompa
nying the application.
3uildings partly conflrtl&ed of brick or flone,
are preferable to those wholly wooden. And in
both cases, the stile of building, how they are oc
cupied, how they are situated, the neighboring
buildings, and how occupied, are considerations to
be taken into view. And with refpeit to goods,
tli\cir tendancy, whether from their nature, or
from the manner in which they are exposed, either
to commence or to increase an accidents'fire, awd
their liability in such state to receive damage by
wet, or by sudden andhafty removal, or to be sto
len in time of confufion and hurry, are all cir
cumstances of weight; and the premiums must be
proportioned accordingly.
111. The following conditiont are to be under
flood i.y the parties .
ift. The Insurance is not binding till the stipu
lated premium be paid ; biit it shall be deemed ef
fectual from the time of such payment and accep
tance thereof, whether the policy be immediately
signed or not.
2d. Insurances may be renewed at the expira
tion of the term of the policy, without further ex
penses than the payment of the premium of the re
newed term, the circumstances continuing the fame
M they were wnderflood by the Insurers at the time
the former insurance was made ; but the payment
of the premium is eflential to such renewal ; and
if the party insured fuffers any time to elapse after
the expiration of the former insurance, before he
pays a premium fur the renewal, he is not insured
during such tine ; nor can the insurance be renew
ed on the former policy but by computing the
commencement of the renewal from the expiration
of the former infuranr.c. The fubjeil of insur
ance may nensrtheiefs open to treaty for a new
ini'unince
;id- If tiny other infumice be madeon the fame
•pplicatioH, othervvife the policy made on i'uch ap
plication will be void.
}thi Goods h*ld in trull, or on confignnient,
may be insured as such in a l'eparate policy; but
they are not t# be considered as infuied atherwufe.
sth. 'i'his compti-ny will not be liable or accoun
table fpr any loss or damage occasioned by any tor
efin invasion, orbyaoy military or usurped force
ed by teafon of any civil commotion ; or occalion,
or by gunpowder, aquafortis or other thing of tk
hke kind kept in the building, or amonglt the pro
perty itfOfcd.
6th. Bills of Exchange, Bonds and other Secu
rities, Title Deeds, Money, Bank and other pro
miifory Notes, are not included in any insurance ;
rior are paintings, medals, jewels, gems, antique
oirriofities, or mirrors exceeding the value ot twen
ty-iive dollars each, to be considered as insured une
Ufs parciculariy mentioned and by special agree
■ mcnt.
;th. No insurance will be made for a shorter
terra than one year, nor for a longer term than fe
vew years. Persons choosing to infare for seven
■yt.r> (hall bcallowed one year's premium by way
(if dileount: One third of a yearspremium shall
be abated 111 like manner on an insurance for
threi: years.
Bth. LofTes fuftaincd by fire on proi erty injured,
shall be paid in thirty days after due prouf and li
quidation thereof, without dedudion.
A del ci iption of the property to be infurod will
he exp> ileil with each application, to be made by
a mailer carpenter and signed by him, as well as
by th>- owner of the building ot applicant for in
surance, and attested before a Notary or principal
Magiltrate, who will certify his knowledge of the
parties and their credibility.
' With refpeift to Houses and otner Buildings.
lft. The site and polition; describing the
street or roacl on or near which the building
Hands ; its contiguity to water, and other cir
i-umllam.es relative to the extmguilhment of fire
ia cafe oi accident,* and particularly whether
any and what fire companies are established, and
engintii provided, in the place or neighbourhood.
id. The materials of which it is built, whe
ther of brick, Hone or wood, and what part of
.-ach, as well as to the outside walls as inside or
partition wills, and their refpecSlive height and
thi.'knefs; the ftyleof the roof and of what
materials; howfecured by battlements or par
ly vcalU ; whit kind of acoefs to the top of the
houie and to the chimnies ; whether anyand
wh,it eieftrie rods ; the number and kind of
fire places ; and the kind of deposit for ashes.
x<i. [he diiseufrons of the building and how
divided, a\id the style in which it is fini/hed so
at, to enab!e indifferent persons to judge in what
manner it is to be repaired or rebuilt in cafe of
injury; the age and condition of the buil'ding,
«>ni !iow occupied, whether merely as a dwel
ling house, or for any other, and" for what pur
pose ; also a" estimate of the value of the houi'e
or budding independent of the ground.
• 4th. The situation with refpell to other build
ings or back building«, whether adjoining or
not, comprehending at least one hundred feet
each way : \«hat kind of buildings are Within
that distance, how built, of what material!,and
'now occupied or improved* whether is dwel
lings for private families or ot'fierwife : whe
fher any and what trade or manuf.i£ory is car-
onnd particularly whether there be any
extra hazardous articles ui'cd, or nl'i illy depo
sited in'tiie Mo'-*fe,or within the diitar.ee afore
'a'tii, air', of \vii-'t kind.
RefpeClmg goods in Houses, Warehouses, dkc.
•i. A general defcriptinn of the budding in
which they are kept will be expelled, f'milarin
»1j relpefis, aslo the danger from fre, with
shK- require# for Insurance on the baildmgs
'thrrtlfctvt".
A 'Ufcriftion of the kinJs and.nature of
"tr.ds whether ill caflc* or OitW package,
-W iTpened ; and whether difphyed' in wholr
••j-wes u r is the ufaal form for retailing- And
*f lie fib v-ry ma er-ally in kind, ijgeaeial
cltimaie of the value of each kind proposed to
be inlured ; but in the last particular minutenels
of description is not expelled.
3. Articles 01 the following kinds aredeem
ed ext; a-!,j*ar<lous, though in various degrees,
in whatever building they may be placed, vii.
pitch, tar, turpentine, rosin, wax, tallow, oil,
inflammable spirits, sulphur, hemp, flax, cot
ton, dry g">od» of an inflammable kind, open
ed.—Glal's, china ware or procelain, especially
vnpacked ; Looking glafTes, jewelery ; and all
other articles more than commonly inflamma
ble, or more than commonly liable to injury by
sudden removal or by msiftures, or particularly
obnoxious to theft on an alarm of fire.
Letters port paid, directed to the Secretary of
the Board of Direflors, will be duly atttnded
to. An order for Insurance accompanied by the
means of paying the premium, will be imme
diately executed on the premium being paid.
If the application contain an enquiry only, is
will be answered.
By order of the Board t
Ebenezer Hazard? sec'ry.
Office of the Insurance Company of North )
America ; Pkilad. Feb. I, 1798. )
feb x
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
March < ith, 1799.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
Pursuant to the a<S of Cengrels pasTed on the
1 ift day of J use, one thoi'fand, seven hun
dred and lix, entitled " an a<sl regulat
ing the grants of land appropriated for mili
tary services, and for th« Society of United
Brethren for propagating the gospel among
the Heathen and the ail supplementary to
the said recited adl paffedon the I'ccodd day of
March, fine thousand seven hundred andnint
ty nins to wit:
I.
THAT the trail of Land herein after de
scribed, namely, " beginning at the North Weft
corner of the seven ranges of townfhipj, and
running thence fifty miles due south, along the
western boundary of the said ra»ges ; —thence
due Weft to the Main Branch of the Scioto ri
ver ; thence up the Main Branch of the said ri
ver to the place where the Indian boundary line
croffej the fame thence along the said boun
dary line to'the Tnfcaroras branch of the Muf
kingum river at thecroffing place above Fort
Lawrence ; thence down the said river, to the
point where a'line run due weft from the place
of beginning, will interfedl the said river;
thence along the line so run to the place of be
ginning has been divided into townships of
five miles square, and fraflional parts of town
ships ; ant! that plats and surveys of the said
townships and fractional parts of townships are
depofitcd in the offices of the Register of the
Treasury and Surveyor General, for the inspec
tion of all persons concerned.
The holders of such warrants as have been
or (hall be granted for military services perform
ed during the late war, are required to present
the fame to the Register of the Treasury, at
some time prior to the twelfth day of February
in the year, one thousand eight hundred, for
the purpose of being registered ; No regiltry
will however be made of any less quantity than
1 quarter township, or four thousand acres.
Th§ priority of location of the warrants which
may be presented and regiftffad in manner afore
faid, prior to the 12th day of February in the
year one thouiand hundred, will immediate
ly alter the said day, b determined by lot, in the
mode drefcribed by the a<st fir ft recited.
The holdets of regiftert-d warrants, ftiaH on
Monday the 17th day of February, in the year
1800, in the order »1 which the priority of locati
on (hall be determined by lotas alorefaid, person
ally, or l»y thiir agents, designate in v. rking at the
office of the Register of the Treasury, the particu
lar quarter townlhips eleSed by them refpeSiveiy,
and such of the said holders as shall not defignatr
their locations on the said day, iliall be postponed
in locating such warrants to all other holders of
regjftercd warrants.
The holders of warrants for military services
fufficient to cover one or more quarter townihips
or tra&s of four thousand acres each ; fliall, at any
time after Monday the 17th day of February, 1800
and prior to the firft day ol January, 180 a, be al
ls wed to register the fiid warrants in manner a
forefaid, and forthwith to make locations therefor
en any tract or traits of land not before locaced.
All warrants or claims for lands on account of
military fcrvices, which Ihallnotbe rcgiftered and
locat«d before the firft day of January, ißoz, are by
ths supplementary aft of Congress herein before
recitrd, passed on the second day of March, 1799,
declared to be forever barred.
Given under my hind at Philadelphia, the
day and year above mentioned.
OLIVER WOLCQTT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
June ty, 1.798.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by vir
tue of an aft, passed during the present ses
sion ef Congress, so much of the aft entituled
" An Aft making further provision for the sup
" port of public credit, and for the redemptios
" of the public debt"—passed the third day of
March, one thousand seven hundred and ninety
five, as bars from settlement or allowance,
Certificates, commonly called Loan Office and
final settlement Certificates, and Indents of In
ferefts, is suspended until the twelfth day oj
June, which willbc in the year one thouland seven
hundred and ninety nine.
That on the liquidation and fettlementof the
said Certificates, and Indents of Interest, at the
Treasury, the Creditors will be entitled to receive
Certificates of funded ThrcePer
to the amount of the said Indents, and the arrear
ages of interest due on their said Certificates, prior
to the firft. day of January one thousand seven
hundred and niHety one.
That the principal iamsof the fa id Loan Office
and final fett'lement Certificates, with the incereft
thereon, fincethefirft day ot January, onethou
(andfeven hundred and ninety one, willbedif
charged after liquidation at the Treasury, by the
paymsnt of interest and reimburfvmeirt of princi
pal, equal to the furns which would have been
payable thereon, if the said Cortififates had bees
fubferibed, puTfuant 'o the A£ts mating provision
for the debts of the United States, con-tra&ed dur
ing the late war, and by the payment of other
funis, equal to the market value of the remaining
Stock, which would have been created by such
fubferiptions asaforefaid, which market value will
be determined by the Comptroller of theTreafury.
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
ON Tuelday the ?.oth of August next, I (hall
eiipofe to public sale, at the town of New-
Mai ket, in Dorchester county, ill that valuatje
trail or parcel of land commonly called the Chop
t .nk Indian Lands, situated on the south fide and
binding oil die Choptank river several miles, fup
jofed to contain about fix thousand acres, to be
lividet! into lots to contain from 100 to 500 acres
nch: The terms of sale as follow, viz. Purohafers
o bond immediately after tj)e sale with ap.
■ . . ... .'roved fecsrity, conditioned for the payment of
JSotlc e. j the putchafe money, with mtereft from the day of
THE fublcriber, having been appointed at'.- . ' a ' e ' in fo1 "' cc i ua ' annual iniialnietits, agreeably
tniniilrator of t'r.e of Mr. John Lup- \'° a " cr - ,,t,c^ 1 ." A " aA a PP°«"'n| commit
ton, lat<- of this city, merchant, drcealed, re- j floncrs t0^ olltrad lor J Purchale ths landscom
qnefts those who are indebted to laid diate, to | cal,c ? the ™°P ta " h '"d,an Lands i. Dor
nake payment, and thnfe who have demands - tJ\J or a PP ru P l,at ' n g fameto
•„ v / r «•! .u ~ . I • • T the ule ot this ltate, and to repeal the a6t of aflem-
June 18
W. MEREDITH,
No. j 6; <butb Foiuth ftr-eet.
diiim
April 26
Sec. of the Treasury.
Secretary of the Trcafury,
Tnv/tt
REAL ESTATES. |
THE St/BSCMBER,.- l\
Offers tar (At th<i following dcfcribe(l"j roper(} , ;
viz. —
ON MlOll-STSEer,
A LOT of ground on the fcJuth Pule thereof,
between 7th and Bth streets, in
front 4j feet 8 inches and extending in depth
southward %c 6 feet.
The improvements on this lot arc* a fubftanfia!
Bfick Dwelling House, three stories high, with
garrets and an extenfivc range ol back buildings
of three ilories—the whole tompriling two
gftnteel parlours—a Jpacious drawing room—back
parlour—kitchen —wash- house, Sic. and a great
number of bed-chamber?. I r . has the privilege of
paflage into Market-street, through a 3 feet wide
alley communicating with the yard.
Another lot on the fame situation ar*d next ad
joining, westward to the one above described, con
taining in front, on Market street, to feet Binch
es by 306 feet in depth , ten which are two
liory frame an.i kitchen well calcu
lated to actommo»)ate-jk' small iamily.
The back ground of 3>6ih these iot> is rendered
healthy by gravel walks arid grUfs plats
and a number of fruit and foreffc trews growing
thereon. Each lot hath the privilege of a passage
into Eighth '• reet through a 15 feet wide alley ex
tending to the fame irony the back ends.
One other Lot of ground adjoining to andeaft
wardof the fuhferiber's Dwelling Houfc, contain
ing in front 33 le%t and extending southward to the
depth of 306 feet—on whicb are erected a iubftan
tia Brick Dwelling Houle, 18 feet irons, with
garrets and very convenient back buildings of the
iame height and materials' Alio a Carriage Houle
and Stables built of wood.
ON cHussu-r srrtEEf.
A Lot of Ground on the north fide, and be
tween Seventh aod Eighth Streets, containing in
front 10a feet, and extending in depth northward
178 feet. This Lot is also accommodated with a
passage into Eighth Street, through the above de
scribed alley.
In the town of Dover,
KF.yr coux-rr, Delaware s^A-ris.
Eight Lots of Ground adjoining each other, on
the weft fide of King street, containing in front
on the fame 50; feet, and extending in depth wefl
ward about 401 feet, on which are ere&ed a two
(lory Brick Dwelling House, and anothejr Bricjt
Biiilaing adjoining, suitable fer a Store or Office
together with several ffame tenements —a stream
of watci- runs through the south part of the lot,
where a tan-yard might be improved to advantAgt.
Payment of a part of the purchase money
will he required—the remainder may be at in
tertft for a number of years by giving the pre
mil'esini'ecurity, &c.
RICHARD RUNDLE.
d t\* »awtf
ian 11
llx Subscriber offers for. Sale,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY.
AN Excellent three llory Brick House, fltu
ate the cornar of 7th and Race-streets;
the honfe is about 15 feet front and well finifh
ed in every refpe£l ; the Lot is 76 feet front on
Race-flrcct and 88 feet deep,the situation remar
kably airy, having a public fqnareopen in Front
of it.
Two three ftor> Brick Honfes, Brick Stores,
and good Wharf, fltuate iu Waiei-flreet, be
tween Arch and Race-streets, the lot on which
thel'e buildings are, is fifty four feet frojit on
Water-street, and continues that width about
9 j feet, then widens to thefouth 13 feet 6 inch
es, so that the front on the water is sixty seven
feet lix inches, this lot adjoins Juhs SteinmeU
esq. on tjie south, and has the advantage of a
public alley on the north, and is a very rfellCa
ble fituatiou for the bufinels of a Flour Factor,
or Merchant
A large elegant two ftwry Stone House, situ
ate on the Point no Point road, being the fir ft
house to the Northward «f the five mile I'on.e ;
this house is about 60 feet front and 40 feet deep
finiHied in a neat manner; there is a good gar
den and choice colleSion of the be!} fruit trees,
Ice-House and other conveniences with about
nine acres of ground—or if more agreeable to
the purchaser, thirty two acresof upland and
meadow rrwiy be added to it.
A plantation in Bibirry Township., Philadel
phia county near the Red Lyon, about ij miles
from this rity ; bounded by the Northampton
Road and Poqueffing Creek, this farm contains
about 140 acres of land, a proportionof which
is woodland and meadow , a brick dwelling
houfe, frame barn, and other out-4ioufe«, and
there isfai'i to be a good llone quarry on part of
it, although it has not yet been opened, a fur
ther del'cription is deemed unnecefljry as no
person will purchife without viewing the pre
mises,
A final! plantation in Horfbam Towe(hip,
Montgomery county, nineteen miles from Phi
ladelphia, adjoining to Graflae Park, on which
is an excellent new Stone House amf Kitchen,
with a large Stone Shed for the accommodation
of traveller's horses ; the house is now occupi
ed as a tavern, and ie luitable for any kind of
public bufinef., the land is good in quality, a
good neighborhood, and a remarkably healthy
Situation : there is fifty acres of land and mea
dow in this farm Alfoforfale, several trafls
of land in different counties of thia state
The House in Race-flreet firft mentioned
and ane of the Houses in Water-street, are now
TO BE LET,
Amd immediate p< {Teffion given. For terms
apply at the South-east corner of Arch End
Sixth-fireets, to
feb 7
Valuable Property for Sale,
la Chefnut, near Sixth street, diredlly oppofit
Conqriss Hall,
A LOT of ground, about »i feet front in rChef
nufc street and 73 feet in depth, whctreoD is a
good frajme house, now in the tenure of Samuel
Benge, fuhjed to a ground rent of sos. per annum.
The advantageous CtuatioH of this property re
quires no comments, for it mufl be known, there
are few in this city to equal it, an uaecceptionable
title will be made to the purchaser. Apply to
JAMES GIRVAN,
no. Ipß, Cheftmt street, next door to the pre
mises.
mareh 5
iuabie Lands "for Sale.
WM.MARBURY,
£or the Hate of Maryland.
April 1-94
1
JOSEPH BALL.
th&ftf
tu.th fa-tf
Kc'nfova!.
THOMAS Clayton, jHatter,
HAS removed to vo. lit, P>uth front street,
where h« carrying «u; Jiia buftnHs a:-
formerly, and has o."» hand a complete afiurt.i epi
of his own manufavhued la<li?». geiu.cnun an.-:
chiliretis*
HATS.
! Canada Beaver Skins,
With a complete alTortmcnc of.
for sale.—-He lw received VH'T rhe f>Uc .arrivals
romi.ornion, a complete aflortmrnt 01 ! '
iFaJhionabk Etegtifh Mats, ■■,
Which he now offefi for falc at veiy reducicf
price«<
jc... 29
FOR SALE,
50,000 Acres of LAND,
Lying in t-i>? vbunty of kutfei, feu of Vir
ginia, bounded <hj the fall Uy the
Clinch, 011 the fmth !>>' tftfc river G-. eft,
to the welt by Sandy river. This trail (littfate
Cx miles from the Courthouse of the above
Gountyi, 25 from thetewn of Abincton, is well
l'ottled, and has likewise the Advantage of a wag
gon road) is divided into tradU of 10, j and
1500 acres eat h, and will be fold, altogether,
or in lots, as it may i'uit the purchasers, by one
of the owners who will reside there during the
months of May, June and July next, in order
to put them who may become purchasers in pof
ftffion.
The plots duly authenticated and certified by
the lurvcyors, are in the hands of the i'ubfcri
bcrs. Every fatisfadion will be given with ref
ped\ to the right, to which the patents give full
and ample teftimonv, Great accommodations
will be made refpeisling payment, and every
neceflary information m»v be had, by applying
to F. & A. TUBEOT.
Petersburg, Feb. II
FOR SALE,
At the two mile (tone, on the Wejfahickon, or
Ridge Road,
A Place containing about eighty acres, in parts'
or the whole together, as may fait the pur
chaser. There is on the preoiifes a hotofe47 1-4
feet froflt, by 43 i-t deep, a scullery, milk house,
pump, ice houfi>, and [«nn house, a large barn,
60 feet by 31, with ftallsfor 25 horses and cows,
a carriage house, and a pump of good water in
the barn yard, and a second milk houl'e supplied
by a spring. The grounds are well manured, and
laid out in good stile, with an abundance of orna
mental, and fruit trees A the.Jituation hel:hy and
high, commanding a view ol the city and Dela
ware. There is alio a small difiancelrom the man
sion |houfe a [arm house in good repair, with
kitchen, flable, &c. and a pump of good wa.
ter: Forsterms apply to
EL MEREDITH.
SAU
No. I 7»,Chefnuc Street.
March 11
No r I a E,
A Certificate of one (hare of Bank Pennsylva
nia flock, No. 725, in my name, having
been loft or mislaid, application is made at the said
Batik for renewal of tie fame ; afll persons Con
cerned are dtfired to take notice.
JOHN VAUGHAN.
aprilio
Patent Ploughs, (
be fold for ealh by Joftph Salter at Atficm
JL» Kicbard Wells, Cooper's Ferry—Jonathan
Harker, Woodbury —2nd Jeffe Evans, Lumber
ton, Those who have used them give them the
preference to »ny other-tiud.a&they require
lei:. team, brem the ground batter, are kept in
wider at less »xpence and are fold at acheaper
rate —the plan it much Amplified and confiftsof'
but otie piece of cart iron, with the h-andles and'
beam ef wood ; they inay befixed with wrought
lays and coulters to be put on with ferews and
ta'.ten ofl'at plealure
Patent rights for \ ending with inftruilions for
making theta may be had by applying to John
Newbold, or the subscriber No. iu North
Front-llraet.
Who has for Salt;
Or to Lcafe for a term of 7ears,
A. number of valuable of Land, well
situated for Mills, Iron iVorksor Farms, moil
ly improved, lying chiefly in the county of Hun
tingdon slate of Pennfylvnnia. Thole who may
incline to view ihcm will pleafc to apply to
Joh» Canan ei'iq.near Huntingdon.
Charles Newbold.
inly r7
Valuable Property for Sale.
FOR SALE,
THAT well known Estate, called
SHREWSBURY FARM, formerly the residence
of General John Cadwatadar', Ctuite on Saffafras
River, in Kent county, Maryland—containing a
bo-ut 1900 aci es of prime LAND, upwards of 500
of which are in woods. The Buildings are ali ex
cellent, andconfift of a handfotrie Dwelling House,
two ta'ge Barns with Cow houses, Stable 6 for fifty
horfes,a fpeeious treading floor under cover,a gra
nary,two Jverfeer's houses, two range* of two fie
ry buildingsfor Negroes (one of them new and of
brick), Corn houses a Smoak honfe, &«. &c The
whole Estate being nearly surrounded by water, it
requires but' ittle fencing, and has a good Shad and
Heiring filhcry. It is conveniently situated for
both the Philadelphia and Baltimore markets,with
two landings orfa navigable river but a (hort fail
from Baltimore. There is a large Peach, and twe
large Apple Orchards on the premifes;alfo, a varie
ty of excellent fruits of different kinds. The foilis
mostly a rich loon . —The whole will be fold toge
therordividedrintofmalUr xarms(forv. hicii the buil
dings are conveniently situated) as may fuittbepur
hafer. The Stock on said Farm, confiding of Hor
cfes, Cattle, Sheep &c. will also be disposed of.
For further particularsapply to George Ha stincs
on the premifes,or to the fubferiber, in Philadelphia
ARCHIBALD M'CALL, Jun.
01 t'f.
Deiembtr 11
0 T fc E.
THE Following certificates of
(hare« et" the flock of the Bank of the United
States have been loft or dellroycd at fca. to quit
13 lhare» in the name of Peter Blight, of which
5 (bares No 4185. 5 (hares No 4186. ind 3
(hares No 4187, a»d 6 (hares in the name of
John Barker Church, No lots. which were
forwarded by the Countess vf Leicester packet
from Falmouth for New-York—and ten (hares
of fsid flock in the name of Stadnitlki & Son,
of Amsterdam, No 1796. which were forward
ed by the Packet from Talmnutli for New-York
in November 1794 ; and for ihe rehewal of
which application 13 made at the said Bank,and
a\l persons coscerned arc dclired to take notice.
CLEMENT BIDDLE.
ri3m
march 14
A Place Wanted.
A SITUATION in a Merchant's Compting
Hours is desired, for a Youth, of the age
of 17, of reputable conae&icns, Ent! pofleffine
lie requisite acquirements. Appiy to the
prinler.
apiil Z4
• ■ .if!
NOTICE.
are rcqt*flif4 hoi to r. cei-r# *j£
•drawn In la , "oi' ,of orimiorfcd by /V*l
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t-|
Jiise tf AitjabMiiiffy '•
jerentiab & ABijab 'Hunt. ' 1
, Mnt. - ,\
: Snodgrass, & Co; ■■. . '.• v]
TKpJ| on whoip they N are drawn artalfo
fufp<»lrf accept ante, Tintil fefe*euc» be iJTaQg
fubferifjer- '- ■ V .* . «^&SS
A' ouLiwentV thoufajid D.^Ur..rfajnjJggl
ab.'ve defcrjptifta hiving been tabm
rier Dear (he mouth of. Tenririh* ipli>i>rltJS!9HMß
of Indian*: . SAtfiiXL
No. >5 1 and No. is.u on tfjl
;ond street, me?r Spnicc flreet,
iots near.she city v jar Unas, jbjM« ytffflß
■ > -;; cha^les
'{■' No. is6,'sp\Hh St C gffi.jSfflfsM
- Whoifat./oi' Sak, ' . *«lflS
Fivebtwces as * -«
Qfffr hundred Tp« Chhi*.
Black, and colored Lotclhia« - . i
Silk &c.Jce. ,
THE COMMISSIQNS^r^i
xi. Boqka of Subfcnption fori £ o »nSi
duce WHOLESOME W.fTER fr ß
SchuyHclll'by nieatls of
contra£led for) ro the Centef
thence to be tU'Rribuicd tlironrgh tjleCity B**
N 0 T I G iSy r I
THAT a ftook will be opened « tfc# City Vkg
Ki inorrowj the 13th
tinued frotQ day hS
pleated, wh»re the canHgjgjanew. Jg*
from 1.0 o'clock in the
c«ve fubferiptions. ■■
iaw6m
* -
aaw^m
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By order of the Bnard,
ad mo. 12.
N.B. Ten dollars to be paid on each fhurc at
the time of Sbhfrribjn?,
30 dollars ct the expiation oi") r
two months /From tiie time
to ditto, ditto, 4 months C
c il-tio, ditto, fubfcribing
To be Sold at Private Sa/e~
! 'WO tracts of band, being the eflate al do'lor
1 Samuel Cooper, lately deceafd, Wing m
Talbut county on the Waters of Tuckahoe Crjek
in the fljte of Maryland.
Out of them immediately on th« said erect j,
part of a wait called Ummpton' and part oi mother
rracl calied Rich Range, containing about Two
Hundred acr.s; there are on the laid plantation 2
tolerable good dwelling house and kitchen, and
some ufeful outhouses, an apple orchard, and a
spring oi excellent water; this place, about five
miles Irom Kinggrwn, is bounded in part by lauds
nowor lately ol William Sherwood, and of Hngh
Work, in the heart of the fifheries. and convcni
ently situated for a person in the trading or vessel
line.
l'he Ithcr is a PlaMat'um one or tw« miles diOant
from the above, being parr of a tra<ft called ZW-
Uy, Cbtet, ai.d part of a trail called Slrawtrfr,
containing about two hundred and thirty seven
«'»re«—This place well timbered, is bounded in part
by the lands now or lately of William Hey ward
and those of George Wilson—there is a dwelling
houle thereon, and some other improvements not
considerable.
The payments will be made < afy to the purclial
er, or purcbafers, upon ferity bring given in a
fatista<3ory manner—For terms apply
SAMUEL COATF.S, ") s »™iving Executors
THOMAS MORRIS, y° E(l *teof Samuel
ELLISTON PEROT, J
Or to TRISTAM NEEDLE, at King's Creek,
in Talbot comity, Maryland,
April 23
N 0 1 I C E.
•yHE creditors of TODD tf MOTT are request.
1 «d to leave their accounts calculating interest
ta the 22d of November, 1798,_'he date of Todd
and Motts's alligrment, with \A r . Mott, bo. 145,
MaAtt ilreet, on or before the firli of Juy next,
as a cividend will be immediately made airer that
time ; those who negleil to fend in their accfllißti
will be txduded fiom that dividend.
John Waddingtm,-)
John Rhodes, I Assignees.
John Allen J
apri! 13,17
lawtf
INDEBTED to die Eftai-e of Ab*iha«l
Dicks, Sheriff of the Ccwity o£,
Delaware, arc rrquefled t;; make imn)ediaW_B»y
inent, and all thoi'e who have demands 4ga<ls
said Estate lo antheHtir*ie and present die® f6c
settlement. Also, all those who h»ve
writings with laid dece?fed to apply theipt!»>;
WILLIAM PENNGCK. Adra'r
Springfield, Delaware county,>
ift mo. Btlv, 1799. . )
jail, i
NEAR Market-ltfeet Wharf. —Eflquirfc
the Subscriber,
fell 11
ALL perfcms Jiaving any deitf audi
on the Chevalier de Freire, Minilter of lfortU» ;
gal, are desired to prefeht, whhoatlcifstlftimU
their accounts to his Steward, Mr. Hapili, tbi}
they nyy he immediately paidv 1
Franklin Court,
At a Court of Common Fle-s, held, at Grteul
burg, for the county iot WeftraprelSßd, the
fecund lVV>'iday in March, in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety
nine, preient Ali xander Addi s os, Efq- F rc '
fidep.t, and his Ailaciates, Judges of the fame
Court.
ON the petition of LUCAS S. GIBBS, an
insolvent debtor, to the Court of Common
Pleas, for the county afifreLid, praying ' or ' '
benefit of tlie hws made for the relief 0! iuc
pcrfons, and fubjoinirig a lift of his creditor!
and tffefls on oath, the Court appoint theje-
Cond Monday in June next, for hearing theps
titiciner and hi 6 creditors, and dircft that notice
thereof be given in Fetfflo's daily paper of 111(1
city of Philadelphia, in pne of the iiaitim' rf
papers, and in the Fayette gazette, by being r _
ierted therein, in three furceffive papers, at 1"
three weeks previous to the day of hearing-
Hy order of Court, J
THOMAS HAMILTON, ProtU y
april 26. iaw3w—af. o3 u
ea.6t
PRINTED BY J. W. FBNNO.
ALL PERSONS,
To be Let,
A Store and Loft,
GEO. DAVIS,
319 High-flrret.
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NOTj
the 26th April, T799.
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