Pratt c?Kintzing,
Ne. 9 j, North li'attr-Jlrteit
HAVE FOR HALE,
7® TONS HEMP,
a§*< . u(hcls low-priced i'alt
14 pipes choice old pore wihc
100 boxes claret
30 tons roll brimstone
40 kejf* yellow ochrs
ic do. purl barley
A few barrels Icntilles
140 boxe* Havanna fagars
fooo demy-johns
100 boxes window glass
few chests liquor cases
4 caflcs brifiles
1 hhd. blocking ") f wiN£
2do Jail J
A few bundles German ft eel
Several packages slate* and pencils
3 hoglheadsglue
4 jyiskages mens flippers
1 do. bnnting for colour*
2 do. quills
A few barrels naval stores, &c. &c.
And as usual, a great variety of
Ticklenburghs, hempen linens, oz
cabrigs, he flans, brown roll*, patterbornes, checks,
(tripes, &c. &c. which they will fell on reatonafele
terms,
may 18.
MADEIRA WINE.
FOR SALE,
BY THS SUBSCRIBER, •
18 Pipes of Madeira Wine,
GIDEON HILL WEI LS,
Market-llrct, No 135.
3&W4W
m*'» 6
John Miller, Jun.
No. 80, Dock, near Third Street.
Has for Sale,
C®flae«,
Bafiai,
Mamoodies,
TafTa'ies,
Colicoes,
l'atna T *
Komal and > Handker«kie[».
Mulmul j
The foregoing goods are now to be fold at
REDUCED PRICES,
N B. VJc-ny of the'e Gooas may be printed to
advantaga in this oountry
moy 16
For Sale,
BY WILIAM MOTT,
No. j45, Market-street,
Very low for Cash, or a short Credit,
Ji Urge a Abutment of printed cotton hand'ts.
i Do. R<,malls and shawls,
» Trunks pnnttfd cottons,
Befl EsiHifh lutestrings, modes,
7 4 fuperfine cloths.
Several packages a fronted hand'fi unopened,
18 cftb pewter ailorttd,
I calk bar tin,
I trut:k ferrets 4d &. 6d,
I trunk f •rniture fringes,
Black and white laces and edgings.
mav !'. »awij.
FOR SALE
BY ""HE SUBSCRIBERS*
20 pipes of Old Madeira Wine,
2 Cr.nnon— 9 pounder*
25 coils rigging, from I 1-4 to 5 ' nc hi
35 hhds. of belt James River Tobacco.
Willing y Francis,
Penn-Street.
tu th & fat tf
Mav ij.
NOTICE.
ALL Persons having any De
mands aganO the estate of the late Robert Hard!*,
mariner, teccefed, are hereby reqaefted toprefent
them for leftlement, and allthofe indebted to laid
eftiate, to main payment to either of the fubferibera
PETER BAYNTON,
JValnut'ftreet. [ -
JOHV CRAIG, f Exccuton
N*. It, DockJlreet. J
ian. 14'
TO LET,
TttA* LARGE AND ELEGANT,
HOUSE,
No. 192, Market Stxeet,
Next door above the Prefident'j. For teima
Inquire ef
ROBERT KID,
No. zol, Market Street.
eoiw
may it
Englifli wrought Nails.
imported in the Jhips Molly and Diana, from
LI VI R POOL.
400 Casks of Nails,
CONSISTING of 6d, Bd, iod, ltd, and
:od, flat points suitable for the southern
market —6d, Bd, iod, lid, and iod, finedrawn
Ibarps —also a, 3, 4, and 6 clouts—lprigs—
tucks —Isiipper n(iils —(hcathing nails, &c.
FOR. SALE BY,
Robert Denifon, junr.
i»7 Market-street
FOR SALE
By SIMON WALKER,
Pine, near fifth-street,
proof Cannon—9 pounders,
6 i-» feet J on E> 10 cwt - €ach > and 7
lore, 2S cwt. each,* ith carriages, &c. completed
ditto —6 pounders, JI- * fe « l S cwt. each,
and 6 feet long, 18 cwt. ea>. ", with carriages, &c.
complete; „
Carronades on Aiding carriage' 1 ' x *> 'o K 14
pounders,weighing 61-», 8 and '3 cwtl ea ch;
Eozrding Pikes and Cutlaflea ;
Englilh Casnou Powder;
Copper Sheathing Nails, Spikes and Bolt J,;
6,9 lii, 18 and X4lb. round Shot;
6, 9, 18 and i4lb. double-headed do.
9, t8 and 141b. Cannifter Shot.
Alio—a quantity of best Englilh, Porter, Claret
and Port Wine Bottles.
Taunton Ale in taflts of 7 dszen eaoh.
march 8- law
Notice is hereby Given,
THAT application will be "made for the iflue
of certificstts for tvrenry two ftiarea of the
Stock of the Bank of thcU nited Statet, in lieu
of the undermentioned certificates for a like
number of frarei of the flock of the fa id Insti
tution, in favour of James. Eckley Colley, of
Liverpool, loft liY ,hc ca P turc of the D,ina >
Richard Kirkliride, matter, oa a voyage from
Philadelphia to Liverpool, Grear-Britain, viz.
Two certificate?, No. *7,009 and 27001 f»r
five (hareseach. Three certificates. No. 270ca
and 47004, sos four (harts »ach.
" 7 G. SIMPSON, Cashier.
Bank of the United State«, > t 3W3m
M»y »3> »799- »
GENERAL ORDERS.
"THE following difpoGtion of the two regiment
of ArciUerifts and Enginttfrs adopt
ed. Of the firft regiment, one battalion com nad
ed by major Rivardi, is to the Western ar
my ; another battalion commanded by major Free
man, is to garrison the polls in Georgia and South
Carolina ; another batta ion commanded by major
Ford, is to garnfon the posts in North Carolina,
Virginia and Maryland, and the remaining battal
lion commanded bv major ToufTard, is reserved for
the service ofc the field.
Of the second regiment, one battaliencommand
ed by major Brooks, is to garrison the polls in De
laware, Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, and New-
York ; another battalion commanded by major
Jackson, is to garrison the polls in Conue<sic«t,
Rhode-Ulan?!, Massachusetts and New-Hampfliire,
and the remaining battalion (one not having yet
been raised) commanded 6y major Ho»ps, i» re
fci-ved for the service of th.' field.
The definitive arrangements of officers to the re
fpeflive cempanies of the battalion,«f the firlk re
giment, annexed to the Weltern army is referred
to Colonel Burleck.
The following is eftablilhed with refpeil to the
other battalions.
Of that commanded by major Freeman one com
pany is to be officere4 by Michael Kalttrfein, capt.
George Izard, and Jonathan Robcfon, lieutenants ;
another by Abimael Y. Nicoll captain, William
Morris and Howell Cobb lieutenants ; another by
John M'Clelland captain, Robert Rowan and Staatl
Rutladge lisutenlnti; another by Frederick Frye
captain, Horatio Dayton and Samnel Fowleslieu
tenants.
tuth3w
Of that commanded by major Ford, one compa
ny is to be officered by Richard S. Blackburn capt,
John Saunders and James Triplett lieutenants;
another by lames Bruff oaptain, Henry Muhlen
burg and James P. Heath lieutenants ; another by
Ebenezer Maffey captain, Ebcnezer Beebe lieuten
ant ; another byStaats Morris captain, Philip Lan
daii and Samuel T. Dyfon lieate ian:s.
Of that commanded by major Touflard, one
company is to be officered by George Ingerfoll capt
Peter A. Darnfy lieutenant; another by William
Littlefield captain. George Rofs lieHtenant; ano
ther by Joseph Elliott captain, James House and
William Yates lieutenants ; another by Nehemiah
Freeman captain, Philip Rodrique and War ham
Shepherd lieutenants.
The arrangement with refpefl to the fecopd re
giment it as follows.
Of the battalion commanded by major Brooks
one company is to be officered by James Read. capt
Theodore Memtninger and Robert W. Oiborne
lieutenats; another by Callender Irvine captain,
George W. Carmichael and Charles Wollftoncraft
jieutenants; another by James Still captain, Philip
Stewart and Patrick C. Harris lieutenants; another
by Walter L. Cochran captain, \filliam L. Coo
per and Robert Heaton, jun. lieutenants.
' Of that commanded by major Jacjifon one com
pany it to be officered by Decius Wadfworth capt.
Nathaniel Leonard and Francis Gibfon lieutenants
another by Juhn Henry captain, John W. Living
fton and T.Knight lieutenants; anotherby Lemuel
Gates captan. George W. Duncan and George
Waterhoufe lieutenants ; another by Amos S»d
dard captain, William Steele and Leonard A'illiims
lieutenants.
jawtf
Of that commanded by maj >r Toufl~ard,onecom
pany is to be officered by William M'Rhea captain
Jamas White and John Fergus, jun. lieutenants;
another by Samuel Eddins captain, Alexander D.
Pope and John Leybourn lieutenants; another by
Francis H. Huger, captain, William Deveaux and
James B.Many lieutenants; another by Jokn Bllhop
captain, John Hancock and David Evans, jun. lieu
tenants.
It is expetSed that the officers not at prefentwith
their companies, and not on the recruiting service,
oron some other ferviee, by the fpeeial command
of major general' Hamilton, will i«im«Kately join
them ; am! the companies not alrordy at the al>ovc
mentioned definitions, are to be held in rcadinefs
to proceed to them, for which further orders will
Ihortly be giveu.
A true Extract,
may 2 5
At the two mile ft one, on the Wejfahtckon, or
Ridge Road,
A Place containing about eighty acres, iij part.'*
"■ or the whole together, as may fait the pur
chaser. There is en the premises a house 471-1
feet front, by 43 i-» deep, a scullery, milk house,
pump, ice house, and farm house, a large barn,
60 feet by 31, with ftallsfor 15 horses and cows,
a carriage house, and a pump of good water in
the barn yard, and a second milk house supplied
by a spring. The grounds are well manured, and
laid out in good stile, with an abundance of orna
mental, and fruit trees, the situation healthy and
high, commanding a view of the city and Ifcla
ware. There is also a small diftancefrom the man-
Con jhoufe a farm house in good repair, with
kitchen, flable, &c and a pump of good wa
ter: Farsterms apply to
SAMUEL MEREDITH.
3awtf
March 11.
OR, (hould au eligible offer be made, it will be
fold, free of any incumbrances, and imme
diate poffefiien give, a small neat three story Brick
DWELLING, almost new, situated to the west
ward of Ninth street, consisting of a kitchen, two
parlours, the chambers, and a well plaiitered gar
rat, a!f« an excellent store room, with a leaden
cittern for holding cool water, which it receives
through pipes from a pump near the dog:-, of the
best water, —the rooms are all completely fapered
and hung with bells, marble chimnies and hearth
are in three of the rooms—there is likewise a piaz
za to the south front, which renders the back par.
lour extremely cool and agreeable in the warm
eafon. The fituatian is pleasant and perte&ly
healthy, and well calculated for a family that do
not reside in the countiy during the iumtner, as
besng both pleasant as well as convenient to the
city for bufineft.—For particulars apply at the
house, the south east corner of Cheiiiat and
Eleventh streets.
may 21
Copper Warehouse,
Late ALEXANDER BISLJND, iSf Co.
No. aoi, Market-Street,
HAVING psrehafed iheStock of theabove firm,.
Solicits the patronage of the public and their
(riends > where they may depend oo being served on
the very best terms with the following goods :
— *ViZ. —
A general afibitmeiit 0 f Copper Bottoms
and Sheen, for Coi per &nithsaod other purpolcs,
Pig and Bar Lead, " -.X
Block Tin and Crowley Steel,
Tin in Boxes, and Biala Kettlewn NffU,
With a large and general affortmem ot Irrtfimongcry.
Feb. 16. ' til w wjjfcf
In a Wholesale, or Retail Dry Good Store,
A rOUNG MAN
Of in<ii(r utable character —has lately been in
the habit nf attending a Dry Good Store.
A line dire&ed to C. W. at the Office «f this
Gazette -will be promptly attended to,
may II
Meia-Terk, May i6,.i7j9*
PHILIP CHURCH,
Aid-de-Camp.
FOR SALE,
No. 17i,thelnut Street.
To be Rented,
ftuth fan
ROBERT KID,
WISHES
TO ENGAGE,
TERMS
Of Richard, Fohieil* in Philadelphia,
kor subscribing TO Tli£
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'• Philadelphia, June 15, 1798.
' To the Honorable the Senate and House of Rep-
refentatives of the United States.
" The MEMORIAL ef the Subscribers, Citizens,
'' RefpfSfullyJ/.ntieth,
" That having, in our refps£tive avocations,
frequent occasions to recur to the Journals of Con
gress, we experience inconvenience by the scarci
ty of them : That we understand that Richard
Foiwell, printer, of Philadelp'ii*, has had it in
contemplation to print that public record; and
that hath obtained partial countenance from ma
ny individuals; but that he has delayed profecu
tin? the work, in expectation of encouragement
fr»in government, that may adequately indemnify
him. We, therefore, refpe&fnlly {illicit, as tjie
publication is ntceffary to be difTeminated among
public bodies, that Congress will, : n their wisdom,
rtndsr him such additional encouragement, to that
whch he has obtained from private individuals,
as to enable kirn to proceed with che work, 0> that
your Memorialists may be enabled tn purchase co
pie. of that record tor themfclv. ..
Tfeomas MtKean, John 1) Coze, Charle* Heatly,
Samioni I.evy.T. Rofs, Wm. Moore Smith, John
Read jqn. William Tilghman,John F.Mifflin, Jo
seph B. M'Kcin, John B' ckly, W. Sergeant, John
Thompson, Jared Ingarfoll, Jafpcr Moylan,William
Rawle, J. Thomas, Williura I evis, James Gibfon,
M. Kcppele, Moses Levy, Ro i'jrt Porter, George
Davis, John Hallowell, James Oldden, Walter
Franklin, James Milnor, John C. Wells John L.
Leib, Alexander I. Dallas, Joseph Reed, Thomas
Willing, Samuel M Fox, John Nixoti, Robert Wain
Robert H. Dunkin, John F.wing.Jun. F.dvrardPen
nington, Hilary Baker, William Nichols, William
Young, Robert Campbell Septimus, Claypoole
James Crukfhank, Mathew Carey, Henry K Hel
mut)), Peter Di Haven, Joha DuuJap, Edward
Shoemaker, John R. Smith, William Ilali, David
C Claypoole, Thomas Armllrong, Samuel H.
Smith, John Fenno.
" True copy from the original Memorial, pre
sented to the House of Siepri/featatives of the
United Statos, on Monday, the 18th of June
1798:
" WILLIAM LAMBERT for
« JONATHAN W.CONDY.Cimk,"
" RKSOLVED by the S. ate and House of Rep
refentacives of th" Hnitta States of America in
Gongrefi affe'?i'. J l:d,That tl»e Secretary of the Senate
and the Clark of the House of Representatives, 1-
authorilcd and directed to fubfcriSe, on fu:h t .us
at they may dseni eligible,for the use of •'
and House of Reprefeutatives, for fur hundred
Copici of the J*urnaisi'f
posed t' be published by Ri>-' „rd Folwell and such
number f copies of decent volume* of the set»
now m pnaf.as may be nsceffary te complete thj
fame.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES ROSS,
President of the Senate-pro tempore.
Approved, March id, 1709.
JOHN ADAMS,
may so,
A country feat for file.
SITUATE about {our miles from .he city, and
bounding on the river Schuylkill, again!! the
lower end of the white rock, ;od berwean Mount
Pleasant and the Fountain Green Farms, contain
ing about twenty acres of well watered land, and
the profpeiSls from several points thereof are ex
celled by few in the neighborhood ef Philadelphia,
there are now on the premises, a farm house, &c;
There are several excellent flone quarries already
opened, which are so conveniently situated, that
when the Canal fcall be in operation, the boats
plying therein, may loid from the quarries.
For terms of l'ale apply at No. 11, Arch-street,
No. 12, North Third-street, or No. 51, South
Scconii-ftrert.
N. B. An in lifjiutable title will be given to the
purchafur.
may 15
Valuable Property for Sale,
Ik Cht-ftiat, near Sixth street, diredly oppofit
Concr»ss Hall,
A LOT of ground, al.out 11 feet front in C'uef
nut street and 73 f«et in depth, whereon is a
4»ood frame house, now in the tenure ef Satnuel
Uengerfabjed to a ground rent of 109. per annum.
The advantageous fituarioH of this property re
quites no comments, be known, there
are few in this city to equafit.anuiiecceptionable
title will be made to the purchaser. Applet to
JAMES GIRVAN,
no. 198, Chefnut f;reet, next door to the pre
mifcs.
tu.&fr.if
march. 5
sent time,
INCLUDING
TERMS.
&c. of Philadelphia,
JONATHAN DAYTON,
President of the United States,
jawif
tu.th fa tf
Cm BRIDGE.
I HE President and Directors of the Company
L incorporated for the purpose of erecting a
Permanent fridge over the River Schuylkill, at or
n*ar the City of Philadelphia, having contracted
with the Select and Common Councils ol the said
City for a site tor such Dri.ige at the weft end of
High ilreet, hereby give NOTICE— That a pre
mium of Two Handrcd Dollars will Ue paid by the
said Directors f«r the moil approved plan of a
Bridge for the said site, the calculati of which
fliall be confident with the following general iim
taiions.
The material to be of wood, iron or ftcne, or
of those articles combined.
The conflru&ion to befuitahle to the charaflet
of the river which is as follows —fubje«sl to exref
five frefhes, occasionally flopping above or below
the said High-tfreet, in che firft iwftance breaking
loose and bringing down large masses of ice, tim
ber, &c. in the latter instance causing a* back wa T
ter swell which has equalled to 19 feet above low
water level, and at that height covering a tra<ft
of ground near 5 miles in length, by a very con*
fiderahle width—Therefore,
As law piers as can be confident with fafcty,
or without a pier if equally sale and permanent.
The opining between the abutment* to be not
more than 400 feet, nor less than 300 feet.
The plans to b# accompanied with elevations—
explanatory descriptions and estimates—the efti
mares to fpecify the qua-itity of materials of each
kind, thefeparatc and colle&ive cost thereof when
wrought an<l laid or fixed, the quantity of filling
in or dry arches with the backing fuperfliu&ure
and caui'eways complete.
Offerings confident with the foregoing will be
received at any time previous to the firft day of Au
gust next,—
A fedbon of the river Schuylkill with the adja
cent grounds on each fide at the weft end of High
ftreet will be (hewn to thofa persons who may be
deGrous of exhibiting plans aid estimates
JOHN D >RoHY ; fee'ry, pr» t:m.
Philadelphia, May 15,1799.
The pristers of news-papers throughout the U
nit#d States are icqu: fted to insert the above a f«w
times, yj'ht iftA
G. SHAW,
RiJpeßfully informs the public, he has received
from
Robert Johks'ton,
Apothecary. No. 10, Green street, Soho, Lon
don, a frefl) and very considerable supply
of his higbfy efteemcd Medicine.
AWARE of the depredations made on every
public medicine of established repute and
extenli ve sale, R. Johnfton, obtained the K.ng
of England's Patent for his invention, not " to
recommend" but " to dijlingui/hWhitehead's
Eflence of Mustard from
SPURIOUS IMITATIONS.
" Five years have now elapsed since Mr.
Johnllon nrft made known to the. world this
very extraordinary medicine ; during this short
jJeriod, its e.Titacy has been so clearly demon
ftrateed that its sale has far exceeded any form
er example ; comparatively there {are few fami-.
lies in England or the United States which have
not ehhetheard of or experienced its beneficial*
ejfe&s and with heartfelt fatisfa&ion be had the'
happiness to declare Whitehead's Eflence of,
Milliard has cured more persons afilidled wi.h
'Rheumatisms, Gout, Lumbagd, Palsy, Com-',
plaints of the Stomach and other Pain- ;
ful Maladies.
Than all the Medicine» ever before made
public, indeed, the instances, of its efficacy and
letter us acknowledgment from w the mollre
fpeilable chara<9ers" are so numerous that a
large volume could not pofiibly contain thini,
it has alio obtained the approbation of the molt
eminent inen of the faculty and is honoured by
the use and recommendation of the firfl famihei
in England, Ireland and America.
A COUNTERFEIT.
R. JOHNSTON has reason to believe a large
quantity under the name of " Improved Eflence
of Muflard," as .veil as many others ha been
(hipped for America, arid cooflderi it his duty
to prevent impofititn and difappointrpent.
He therefore requests the afflidled to be par
ticular in the purchase of his bottles, boxes, la
bels, and bill ef directions whicfc are closely c o
pied, and words " by royal authority," artfully
fubllituted for the words "by the king's patent'
which may elude common observation.
The Genuine isdiftinguifhed by the signature
of R. Johnflon, in his own hand writing on
each label, and as an additionsJ ffcurity is fur
ther figi.ed on ti.e outside wrapper by his only
agent for the United States, G. SWAW, No
-119 Chefnut street, Philadelphia, by whom it is
fold wholesale and retail, in pills and in a fluid
state atone dollar each, box or bottle
FOR CHILBLAINS, SPRAINS AND
BRUISES,
It is a certain and effectual remedy, seldom
requiring nntit than three or four applications.
To t> • candid and liberal of the faculty,
R. ' hnfton refpedlfully submits the following
'" nervations. The Fluid Efienre of Mufl.ird,
is an embrocation worthy their particular atten
tion. it differs in its nature from all others, and
is out of the beaten trail of general praflice—
It is an a£live Annular.?, ealily controuled , reay
be either increased or diminished in its strength
by the different methods of use, it is both ele
gant and convenient and is freqnettfly found in
the extemporaneous prefcriptious of their bre
theren in England.
The above Genuine Medicine, as well as
many others of the firft cdibrity may be had by
appointment of G. Shaw, of Mr. G. Bailty,
Wilmington, Dr. Barrill, Maiden Lane, New-
York, Meflrs. Bailey and Walker, Charleston,
William Black, Sajem, (N. J.) Charles Hu
nitch, Lancalter, A. C. Jorden, Norfolk, John
Roberts, do. David Kten, Sweet Springs, Vir
ginia, R. Lee, Baltimore, I. & J Mantz, Fre
dericktcwn, Maryland, G. W. Mancins, AJba
ny, Dr. Vanfolingen., New-York, Messrs. Tit
ford & Son, do. Mellrs. Rofs & Douglas, Piff
t"urg> John Webfler, Wilmington, James Wil
son, do. Richard Winter &. Co. Savannah, and
in every principal town in the United States.
N. B. The public are desired to enquire for
Whitehead's Essence of Mustard, all others be
ing a base and fpuriouj imitation.
GEO. SHAW.
li 9, Chefnut street, where Venders may be
fnpplied.
" Caution against Counterfeits."
Agents are appointed by G. Shaw in every
principa'l town of the Unit«d States, and there
is no certainty of purchasing the Genuine Es
sence of Mustard in any part of America, unless
it is signed on the outside wrapper by G. Shaw,
No. tag, Chefnut street, Philadelphia, where
fhcpkeepers are supplied and a liberal discount
allowed them.
Ma'
ALL PERSONS,
TNDEBTED to the Estate of Abraham
m. D Sheriff of the County of
Delaware, a*e requested tfrmafcf immediate pay
ment, and aH those who have demands againfl
said Estate to anthentirate and present them for
fettlemeot. Also, all those who Have depoGted
writings with fai<l deceased to apply for them to
WILLIAM PENNtKX Adra'r
Springfield, Delaware county, £
>ft mo. Bth, 1.799. i
ja». «
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
March 11 th, 1799.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVSN,
Purftiant to the a<3 of Congrcft pafled on the
Ift day of June, one thei'land, seven hi:'-,
dred and ninety fix, entitled " an adl regulas
ing the grants of land appropriated for miii!
tary services, and for the society of United
Brethren for propagating the gospel
t)\e Ue»then and the ail supplementary to
the said recited adl passed 00 the lecoad day 0 f
March, one thoHfand seven hundred andnir.e
ty nine to <wit:
THAT th
the trail of Land herein after dc
ribed, namely, " beginning at the North Weft
orner of the I'even ranges of townftipi, i n( j
unning thence fifty miles due south, along the
lue Weft to the Main Branch of the Scioto ri
■er ; thence up the Main Branch of thefaid r*. '
•er to the place where the Indian boundary line
rrofiVs the lame; —thence along the said boun.
lary line to the Tuliaroras branch of the Muf.
tingum river at thecrrfiinj; p:ice above Fort
point where a line run due weft from the place
,f beginning, will interfeJl the said river
hence along the line so run to the place of be*-
linning j" has been divided into townlhips of
five miles square, and (rationalparts of town
lhips ; and that plats and surveys of tht laid
townlhips and fractional parts of townlhips are
deposited in the offices of the R'gifter of the *
Trealury and Surveyor General, for the infpec
-11.
The holders of such warrants as have been
or (hall be granted for military lervicespcrform
the fame to the Kegifter of the Trealury, at
in the year, one thousand eight hundred, for
the purpoie of being registered ; No rcgiftry
will however be made of any Itfs quant'ty tha»
a quarter townlhip, or four th«ufand acres
111.
Th« priority oflocation of the warrants which
may be presented and rejillewd in manner afore
faid, prior to ths iath day of February in the
year one thousand eight hundred, will immediate- '*
ly after the ! ai J u ly, be determined by lot, in the
mode dtefcribed by the a<Sl firft recited.
IV
The holders of registered warrants, (hall on
Monday the iJtli day of February, in the <xar
i3ao i:i the order of which the priority of locati
on shall be determined by lotas aforelaid, person
ally.or by their agents, delignatein writing at the
offire of the RegiUer of the Treasury, the parties,
lar quarter tnwnlbips dcited by them rcfpeSively,
and such of the fai holders as (hall not designate
bJieir locations on the said day, (bait be postponed
is looting such warrants to all other ho-lders of
registered warrants.
V.
The holders of warrants for military ferviccs
fufficirnt to cover one or more quarter townlhips
or trails of four thousand acres each ; Ihall, at any
time after Monday the 17th day of Febrnsry, 1800
and prior to the firft day ol January, 1801, be al
lowed to register the said warrants ki mannfr a.
forefaid, and forthwith to make lecations therefor
on any trad or trails of land not before located.
▼I.
All warrants or claims for lands on account of
military services, which Ihollnotbe registered and
located before the firft day of January, 180 a, are by
the supplementary afl ot Congress herein before
recited, paffcd on the second day of Marc'a. 1799,
declared to be lorever barred.
Given under my hand at PhiJa V'phia, the
day and year abo»e mentioned.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
NJoNt *j» / i':J
OTtCE 13 HEWEBV OIVEW, That by vi*f
tue of an adl, palled during the prafont "
fion ef Congress, Co much of the a& entitulod
"An A(sl making further provision fusr v
" port of public credit, and for the re&mptiwp I
'f of the public debt"—passed the third day of ;
March, one thousand seven hundred and V
five, as bars from fettleraent or alloj»anW r
Certificates, commonly called Loan Office ahd
final settlement Certificates, and Indents of U>-
ferells, is fufyended until the twelfth dajr Qjf
June, which will be in the year oce thousand fevgt
hundred and ninety nin
That on the liquidation and fc-ttlement ef the
said Certificates, and Indents of Intcreft, at the
Treasury, the Creditors will he entitled to receive
Certificates of funded ThrcrPer Cent.Stockequal
to the amount of the said Indents, and the ari car
ages of intercft due on their said Certificates, prior
to th« firil day of January one thoufand.feve*
hundred and ninety one.
That the principal fains of the fud Loan Office
and fyial fettlenaent Certificates, with the interest
thereon, since the firft day ot January, one thou
sand seven hundred and ninety one, willbedif
charged after liquidation at the Treafwry, by the
payment of interef and reimburffmetit of princi
pal, equal to the sums which would have been
payable thereon, if the said Certificates had been
fubferibed, pursuant to the A/tts making provifioi
for the debts of the United States, contracted dur
ing the late war, and by the payment of other
sums, equal to the market value of the remaining
Stock, which would have been created by fucK
fubferiptions asaforefaid, which market value will
be determined by the Comptroller of theTreafury.
' OLIVER WOLCOTT,
June 28
Valuable Property for Sale.
THAT well known Estate, called
SHREWSBURY FARM, formerly the tefidence
ot General John Cadwaladar, fitmt? on Saffofras
River, in Kent county, Maryland—containing a
bout 1900 a'cres of prime LAND, upwards of 503
of whicU are in woods. The Buildings are all ex
cellent, aadconfift ef a huudfotne Dwelling Houfc,
two la-ge Barns with Cowhouses, Stables for fifty
horses.a fpeeioustreading floor under covsr,a gra
nary, two Jverfeer's houles, two ranges oi twe ft«-
ry buildingsfor Negroes (one of them new arid of
brick), Corn houses a Smoak hoofe, &«. &c —The
whole Estate being nearly surrounded by water, it
requires butlittle fencing, and has a good Shad and
Herring fifhery. It is conveniently situated for
both the Philadelphia and Baltimore markets, with
two landings on a navigable river but a (hort fail
from Baltimore. There is a large Peach, and two
large Apple Orchards on thepreniifes;alfo, a varie
ty of excellent fruits of different kinds. The loilit
moftlya rich loon . —The whole will he fold toge
theror dividedmitofnalUr farms(for which the buil
dings are conveniently fituat»d) a« may suit the pur
haler. The Stock on said Farm, cosMwgof Hor
cfes. Cattle, Sheep &c. will also be disposed of. —
For further partitularsapply to GiorceHasting«
on the premifeSjOr to the fubfcrib«r, in Philadelphia.
ARCHIBALD M'CALL, Jdn.
December ti.
PRINTED BY J. IV. FENh'O.
itwtf
OLIVER IVOLCOTT.
Sec. of tb - Treasury„
Secretary of tie Treafuryi
lawtf
FOR SALE,