1-VJUiiuS , \TfACiIMENT,
; j\| <j i'lCli is hereby given
Ch.i'les \Vi :His, St f Lil th t a Foreign Attacli-
Matthew iirneii, > r.ifcut' hath iflsicil Irom tin
f" \ gL'iiSritl Court of the terri
!. vi Mun'c!!. J tory i.'orth weft aft he river
Ohio, at ike I nit j>; Wilkins, Charles Wil
kins, and Matthew lirnsft, against the Lards and
Tesiiu'siits, Goods. Chatties and F.itcits, Rightj
Graiiil. i>f Levi Mflnfell, and that tmlefs the
said i .: vi (hall appear by himfelf or attorney and
give fpeeial.bail to answer the suit of the said
p!a!utilFs, JuCyln :nt will be entered against him by
Default, ..-.dthe property attached will be fold for
the fati iaflion of all cfeditbrs who shall appear to
be Klely ifiticled to a demand chereolt, and who
,/ Shall apply for tii.it purpose.
DANIELSYMMES, Clerk]
of the General Court-
Cincinnati
Nov. i? 9?. j jslyij
I|eozw.
FOR SALE,
Glasgow Works Farm,
Situate in Montgomery county, about one
mile una an halffrom Pottjlown.
THE farm consists of upwards of
eight hundred acres of land, about two hundred
and lit ty of which is woodland*; a large propor
tion excellent, watered meadow, belides clover
fields, and a good orchard—There are about
115 acres of good wheat and rye now in the
ground ; 35 acres ot indian corn and 15 of
o»;s ; from sixty to seventy tons of hay are
made annually ; the fences have beer, repaired
within tlie lalt three years with twelve thousand
acw helbut rails, ncne of which were made on
the place.
Tiie Works confill of a forge for the manu
facturing (-♦bar rcn, well manned ; a tilt ham
mer ; a grill m 11 with two pairs of flones, one
<jjir ot theni buirs, wi.h rolling fcreeti, <Scc. a
ii tiiili, and Smith's Ihop, the whole in good
1. iwrder'.. riiere is a lufficient flock o* cord wood
ccshrg to lugply the works tor one year,
and the Siibkriber will engage to furnilh with
!.'> a conveni-nt diftanr.e, as much more, to be
tyit ni\t winter, making together two years
ilock Irorn this time.
Wear the works is the dwelling house large
and roomy, and commanding an extensive view;
a barn, ft,hies for a number of horses, wash,
smoke, ice, and milk houle*, of ftotie ; and two
gardens incloled with (tone walls, with a luffi
cient immbsr ol iioules for the accommodation
of wnrkracr., and 1 targe flone coal house.
1 ! fecie his aH'o been lately built a two-story
it . dweimrg house fr a tenant who works
p-.rtof the fsrm.
t"he purcl.rVr csn be accomni dated with
waggons,h'd'es, and every other kind of ftucA,
necefTary for carrying on the bnfinefs.
About cne fifth of the purchase money will
be Winted.and the temimder in yearly inftal-
J ' -
J he terms may be known by applying to Mr.
/.V i'ow!aid, no. 93, north Second street, or
:o the iubferiber on the pretnifes.
JOSEPH POTTS, Junr.
j"!y 8 ,?aw3w
TO BE SOLE,,
TWO new frame two Story Hou-
U- rileafantly fituatod neirthe Jolly Poll-Tav
ern, upper eii'rl of the Village of Trankford.
There are in ejeh house, besides a kit' hen, two
■ lorns or. the fir It floor; three on the second,
with roomy garrafs, all well finifhed ; thtfre
arc a\fr> to cath a good garden lot,-liable and
coach houle. fart goods will be taken in pay
ment. Any persons wffhing to become pur
chasers are requelled to view the prcmifes,
ii»3 for terms applv to
' JOHN McCLELLEN.
Frankford, July ij eotf
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
May 29tb, :799V
r proprietors of certificate! ilfned for sub-
X fcriptiou# to the Loan bearing interelt at
eight per c,entum per annum, are notified, that
at any time alter payment lhail have been made
of the sth initalment, wkick will become due
during the lirft ten days of the month cf July
tnl'uing, CettiSctites of Funded Stock may at
their option be obtained at the Tieafury or Loan
Offices, relpeiilively, for tht amount ot the four
ft. ft inftaluivnts, or oue rnoieiy of thefnms ex
• rifled ii 'he fubfoiiption certilicatts: —No cer
tificates of Funded Stock will however be iifiied
■ £ forlefs than one hundred dollars.
Such fubfeription certificates as may be pre
(fiitcd at the Ircafury or Loan Offices in con
eqwaice of the foregoing arrangement, will be
' , rfitl a:.-l diftindtly marked so as to denote,
tb i , frioetV 01 the ltock has been ilFued.
' OLIVER WOLCGTI,
Secretary of tbe Treasury
Twenty Dollars Reward.
D F. S E R T F. D,
FROM the M'Trint Barracks, corner of Fil
bert and Thirteenth-streets, in the City of
Philadelphia; the *Bth day of jhfs inflant Two
Marines, by trade Tailors, oire John Crawford
(•he lei ; "rtd time of h'rs desertion) five feet fevtn
■nhes high, fair lomplexioß, hair cut clofc,
rUvk eyes, (Inn built. — The other, Hilary Riftiop
f.re feet fix inches high, ruddy complexion,
faady biir, a remarkable ringworm on the left
nf his lip - { Went off in uniform.)
N B. They took with them one brown
cloth Coat, one blue cloth Coat, and many
, her article.- not khown Ji oreleiw-
R". BURROWS,
Major Commandant of Mariwe Corps
10 be Sold or Exchanged^
FOR Property 'vithin twelve mile* of ihe Citi
of Philadelphia, and on the Biitlol Road;
A beautiful and very highly cultivated
F .A R M.
For particulars, fee tlv- office of C. L«l,a;bitrdu
No, 25 So*th Thiid Street.
June 19.
42 Hhds of Richmond
TOBACCO,
of an excellent quality,
FOR SALE BY
l'eter Barker isf Co.
N» 148, High street
1! , a t°r*wf
I NOTICE.
( A LL persons indebted to the Eftatc of Jcdidiah
J Soowden deceased.are reqaefted to make pay
• ment to either of the subscribers.and those having
any demands on the fame to produce their accounts
for ftttlsnieSt ■
ANN SNOWDEN, Aditiiniftratrix.
ROBERT SMITH, 7 „
ISAAC SNOWDEN, j ccutors '
i"'y ___ 2aw'4w
NOTICE^
ALL persons indebted to the Estate of the Rev
Gilbert T. SuozuJcn deteafed late of Cranber
ry.in the State of New Jerfay, are requested to
make paymeHt to the fuM'criber, and those having
any demands on the fame to produae their ac
counts for settlement.
ISAAC SNOWDEN, Administrator.
July 8 in»4w
TO BE LET,
A Large Commodious Cellar,
Under Friends Meeting House, in Keys* Alley.
• , dpply at
LEONARD SNOvVDEN'S,
No. 130, North Front street.
6 eo4w
7 rao
John Miller, Jun.
No. 80, Dock, near Third Street.
Has for Sale.
Csflaes,
B alias,
JVlamoodies',.
T affaties,
Colicoes,
PtKna }
Romal ar.d S Handkerchiefs.
Mulmul j
The foregoing goods are now to be fold at
REDUCED PRICES,
N. E. Many of these Goods may be printed to
advantage in this country,
may 16
ATION LANDS.
Notice is hereby given,
'"T'IIAT Claims for Donation Lands granted
JL by the State of Pennfylvama to the Offi
cers and Soldiers of thp Line belonging to the
said State in the late war, will 'ae received at
the Office of Comptroller General of said State
until the lit September next inclufivs, and that
the I'jbfcribtrj ai.thorifed by law will fit as a
Board at the said Office on every Monday from
ten o'clock in the forenoon until one in the af
terruion, to hear and determine all uufatified
Claims already filed, a* well as thoi'e which
may be filed on or before the said firft day of
September next.
John Bonnaldson, Comt'r.
Samuel Bryan, Regt'r.
Pet-er Baynton, Treae'r.
Department of Accounts of )
Pennsylvania, May 15, '99. >
(''6) dtw (m.w.fa tf)
Valuable Property fur Sale,
la Chcfuut, near Sixth ftrect, diredly oppolic
Congriss Hii.t,
\ LOTofground, about 11 feet front in Chef.
■- V liut Artec and 7 \ sect in .'.'t-th, v. h< rccn is a
good frame house, now in the teiure of Samuel
The advantageous fituatioe of this property re
quire? no comments, for it mud be knowr, there
are few in this city to equal it, an unecceptionable
title will be made to the pui chafer. Apply to
JAMES GIRVAN,
no. 198, Cfkrfnut ftrect, next door to the pre
njifes.
mareh < tu.th fa tf
ALL PERSONS
INDEBTED to the late Jvfcfb Henry Faster, dc
ceafed, are requeued to make immediate pay
ment ; and all perfon9 having demands againtl
aid estate, are defiredto furnilh their accounts to
he fubferibcr.
Christian Claudy, Admin'r.
}"'r 15
7he Subscriber offers for Sale,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY.
AN Excellent three ffory Brick House, fttu
atc the corner of 7th and Race-ftreeta;
the house is about 15 feet front and well finifh.
Ed in every rtfpedl ; the Lot is 76 feet front on
Kace-flreet and 88 feet deep,the situation remar
kably airy, having a publU: fquareopen in Front
ot it.
Two three story Brick Honfe», Brick Stores,
j and good Wharf, situate in Water-ilreet, be
tween Arch and Race-streets, the lot on which
thtfe buildings arc, is fifty four feet frost on
j Water-street, and continues that width about
95 ftet, then widens to the south 13 feet 6 inch
es, so thatthe fron* on the water is sixty seven
feet (ix inches, this lot adjom3 Jchs Stcinmttz
esq. on thefouih, and has the advantage of*
public alley oa the north, and is a very ,!elira
ble fituatiot) for the-buftnefs of a Flour Factor,
or Merchant
A large elegant two story Stone House, fitu
afe on the Point noPoint road, being the firft
houle to the Northward of the five mile stone ;
this house is about 60 feet front and 40 feet deep
finilhed in a n?it maimer; there ts a good gar- j
den and choice collection of the heft fruit trees,
lee-Hpufe and other conveniences with about
nine acres of ground—or if more agr*?able to
the purchaser, thirty two acreiof upland and
meadow rmy be added toi f .
A plantation in Bibirry Townfbip, PhHadel
phia county near the Red Lyon, about 13 miles
from this city ; bounded by the Northampton
Road and Pnquefling Creek, this farm contains
about mo acres of land, a proportionof which
is woodland and meadow , a brick dwellme
houfe, frame barn, and other outJioHf«, and
there is fjid to be a good stone quarry on part of
it, although it has Hot yet bees opened, a fur- I
ther defcriptim is deemed unneceflary as no I
person will puFchafe without viewing the pre- I
wife*, |
A frnall plantation in IJorflum Township,
Montgomery county, nineteen mSts from Phi
ladelphia, adjoining to Grame Park, on which
is an excellent new Stone House and Kitchen,
\|i'ith a large Stone Shed for the accommodation
of traveller's he&ies ; the house is now occupi
ed as a tavern, and is suitable for any kind of
public the land is good in quality, n
good neighborhood, and a remarkably healthy
situation : there is fifty acres of land and mea
dow in this farm Alfoforfale, ftveral trails
of land tn different counties of thu flare
C 3" The House in Race-street firft mentioned
and ane ot the Hcufes in Water-street, are now
TO BE LET, ,
And imraediAtef. fiiffion given,
ippiy.at the Soutli-«aJl corner «f Arch and
btxtb-flreets, to ,
feb 7
£ '
3awtf
<■' fl
Joseph Ball.
ih&ftf
Of Richard Fokudl, in Philadelphia
■ i
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icribers.
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of the Private Joarnals, which he may be allowed
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fubferibe for this whole of the Journals, up to the
present time, or to those only of this Old Congrels
prior to the organization of the Federal Oovern
meat.
IN all countries, the proceedings in the com
mencement of their governments, arc loft in dark
ness and ofcfcurity, owing to a csrelefsnefs, in the
succeeding generation, to prefcrve the public re
cords, and the attention of the nation, in thwferude
ages, being call.doff from their domestic concerns,
to engage in wars sod conquest. Of what infinite
value would the laws of Alfred be, had they been
tranfmitud to &ur days ? Time, that destroys
every thing, enhances the value of well authenti
cated public record", and renders them almost in
eftimablc. It is hoped, thai Araericar.s will, there
fore, chcarfully contribute their afliftanec in trans
mitting to poflerity the labours of their ancestors
—founders of Columbian liatioa.
*«* The wm will certainly be advancad with
expedition and promptitude. The following will j
(how the fuppart it has already acquired:
'■ Pbiladeiphia, June 15, 1798.
" To the Honorable the Senate and Hpufe of Rep I
rnfci,;attvcs ?f the United States.
" Ihe MEMORIAL of the Suhfaibirs,Citizens, ;
<scc. of Philadelphia,
" R r fp e ßf"llyJ/-e'LV!th) t
" That having, in our refpeSive avocations, j
frequent nccafiOnsto recur to the Journals of Con
gress, we experience inconvenience by the scarci
ty of them : That we understand chat Richard
Foiwell, printer, of Philadelphia, has had it in
contemplation 10 print that public record; and
that he hath obtained partial countenance I rom ma
ny individuals; bat that he has delayed prosecu
ting the work, in expectation of encouragement :
irurn government, that may adequately indemnify
him. We, therefore, refpedlfnlly lolkit, as the
publication is njceflary to be difleminated among
public bodies, that Congress will, in their wildom,
; rendsr him such additional encouragement, to that !
which he has obtained from private individuals, 1
as »o unable him to proceed with the wortc,fo that '
your Memorialists may be enabled to purchase co
pies of that record for themselves.
Thomas M'Kcan.John IX Coxi, Charles Heady,
Sam lorn Levy.T. Rofs, Wm. Moore Smith, John
Read jun. William Tilghnian.John F. Mifflin, Jo
seph B. M'Kenn, John Bcckly, W. Sergeant, John
Thompson, Jarcd Ingerfol), Jasper Moyian,William
Rawle, J Thomas, William Levis, James Gibfon,
M.Keppelc, Moses Levy, Robert Porter, George
Davis, John Hallowell, James Qldden, Walter
Franklin, James Milnor, John C, Wells John L.
Leib, Alexander I Dallas, Joseph Reed, Thomas
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Robert H. Dunkin. John Ewing, Jun. Edward Pen
nington, Hilary fcaker, Willi-im Nichols, William
Young, Robert Campbell Septimus, Claypoale
James Crukfhank, Mr.thew Carey, Henry K. Hel
muth, Peter D« Haven, John Duuiap, Edward
Shoemaker, John R. Smith, William Hall, Pavid
C. Claypoole, Thomas Armstrong, Samuel H.
Smith, John F«nno,
«• True copy from the anginal Memorial, pre
sented to the Houl'e of Reprcfoutatives of the
United Siato», on Monday, the 18th of Jun
*• WILLIAM LAMBERT, fat
" JONATHAN W.CONDY, Ccerk." .
" RESOLVED by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
tsongrefs aiTembled,That the Secretary of tfeeSenate
and the Clerk of the House of Representatives, be
authoriled and directed, to fubfcrib£,on such terms
as they may doem eligible, for tfaeufe of the Senate
und House of Reprtfentatites, for four hundred
Copies of the Journals of which a>e pro
posed to be publHhed by Richard Folwel! and such
number of copies oi deficient volumes of the St6s
now in print,as may be ncceflary to complete the
farr;e.
JONATHAN DAYTON,
Speaker*/the fyttfc af'kepreftn'wvou.
-■ JAMB!* KQSS.
President tf the Senate pro tempi re.
Approved, March ad, X 799.
JOHN ADAMS,
President of the tinted States.
may 30.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
DESERTED from the barracks at Reading, in
the Bight of the sth July, 1799, the follow
ing soldiers in the nth regiment in the service of
* United States.
I 'lharrcis Sritlon Buotb, a private, boro in CfcelUr
county, 25 yean of age, 5 feet 8 inches and 3-4
high, dark completion, brown eyes and loßg black
hair which he commonly wears tied close to his
head, by occupation a farmer ; be is a Bout, good
looking fellow, and conljderably marked with the
small pox, is much additfed to liquor, and very a
hufivß when intoxicated; he was drelTed in full
inlantry uniform except his hat—lt is exrefled
that he will change his dr fs as he llole a n| alu
round hat and a number of citizens' cloaths,
Also, Jnttics M'Mullen, born in the county of
Antrim,in Ireland, 36 ytars of age, s f eeC ? ; och( , s
and t-3 high, fair comp.'exion, grey e y e « fl 10rt
brown hair, which is wry thin upon the crown of
his hen J, of thin v:l',ge and a very pleasant coun
tcnance ; by occupation a farmer, and was draffed
in lull infantry unifoim.
. The above reward and reasonable expences will
he paid to any psHer. who (hall apprehend and
confine in any goal, or deliver to any officer in the
[ lerv.ee of the United States, the above defcribcd
-ieferters, or ten dollars and tor either of
them.
' - LEWIS HOWARD,
Lieutenant nth United States ilegimea
Rer.d-rg, JU !y J (, 0 )
}-* •'
' J ""HE fui'-fcriber, hiving obU>i;:> ! ! •»♦ of
I Admiiufi ration |6n the pcr(Vn/*t 1.11.-rc ,(ilj
li.'hri M<V"tuti. late of total ("o irity in tri: ftatci
>»t Miijttiod, 'Vceafed ; all puium having cfeiaif
i; am the iaid d ceaied, ai - warned to exhibit the
lame wilh the vouchers thereof, os tl:c 6'h day nl
-\uguft nfit, as the town of wick, in laid
county and Ifate, that a dividend of the afietu ir,
hand, ni-y lit made agreeable to ! iw.
REBECCA MORTON, Admin'x.
Wii wich,J«ly a.
The Swift-Sure,
A NEW LINE OF STAGES,
NOW RUNNING BF.TWFqN
PHILADELPHIA is* NEW-YORK,
By the short and pleasant road of
Bujileton, Newtown, Scotch Plains, Spring-
Jitld and Newark.
| "'HE excellence of this road, the populouf
-J. nels of the country through which it palf
e>, with fuadry other advantages,-which fender
it so far preferable lo tha Old Koad through
ilriitol, Brunl.vsuk, &c. long ago suggested the
propriety of its becoming the Grand Tho
rough-Fare from Philadelphia to New York.
During the present year, a minute I'arvey of it
his fceeu taken,and its fnperiority over the Old
Kaad, both in winter and Cummer, has been
Ciearly alcertair^ed.—•There are good bridges
over all the other Waters but the Delaware,
and here the crofiTmg is performed with great
farety and in leJs than half the time required at
I n Tfcmori Ferry. The road is several miles
,Jpart*r than the old road, bat this is amongst
I the leafl of its advantages, because daily expe
| • ience ptoves to us, that dispatch as ell as com
| fort in travelling principally deper.d on the
goodr.efs of the road snj the level riefo of the
country, and, in theft relpe£ls. the New Road
is, beyond all comparison, the belt. It prefenc*
none of thole rocky hills, which render the Old
Koad I'm .fatiguing bejween (be Delaware and
IWwaiJc. 'I he loil, too, for the greater part, is
luch ?s to produce but little mud in winter, and
very Utile u(t in summer, which circumstance,
added to .the beauty of the country, and a con
siderable proportion of (hsde, mult always ren
der travelling in the latter season peculiarly a
greeable.
The Swift Sure flarts from PHILADEL
PHIA? at 6 o'clock every morning (Sundays
ciccptci) irom ihe Gi\.ilh A YIiUF.. opposite
tie Lutheran ChiTch, Uorrh i-'ou rth street. It
goes through Frankford to Buftleton, where .it
flops to Breikfaft ; from Baftletown it goes
through Newton ii to Penny-town to dinner;
fiem Penny-town through Hopewell, Millltone,
Bound-brook, Qoibbletown and Plainfiefd to
Scotch Plai.ns to lodge. The jiext morning it
Oops at Springfield to breakfaft, from whence
it jjoes through Newark and arrives at Naw-
York at nooji.
Fiom NEW-YORK it starts at 3 o'clock ii»
the afternoon Paiilus Hook) and arrives j
at Philadelphia the next evening. For feats at |
New-York, application may.be made to Ed
ward Bardia, Old Coffee house, to A. Mathieu,
corner of Nassau and John Arrets, to B. .Many,
no. 48, Courtlajidt, corner of Greenwiph flreet,
and to Michael Little, at his hotel, so. aa.
Broad flreet.
Fare for paflengers, Jive Dollars.
Way pafiengers 6 Cents per Mile.
Each palTenger is allowed to take on of
baggage carriage free ; but all othfr baggage,
taken on by a paflit.per, will be charged at 4
cents per pound weiglft.
With refpe<a to packages sent on without
palfcpgers, the proprietors prel'urae they have
adopted a regulation, which, though unknown
to other lines of stage-, they think must meet
with general approbation, They pledge theitl
felvcs t<? make good every package on the fol
lowing conditions. The person who delivers
the package at the office lhall fee it entered in
the stage-book, for which entry he lhall pay 6
cqnf? ; he will then state the value of the park
age,and pjy (exclutive of the carriage) one per
cent, or the vjjtie, as infurlnce, for which
he will receive a receipt. Thus, for instance,
if hf his packag? it oqe dpllar, he wjl!
pay one cent, and if at ™nf htpdred dollars, he
will pay one d..ilar infurahcr, and in like pro
. portion lor packages of any other value.
Very few pcrfoes it is prcfumed, will dislike
this regulation ; ij ill however, be optionable
with every one to avail (lirnfclf of tl>» fecyrity
or not. But the proprietors think it right to
state very explicitly, that they will be tefpon
lible for the fafe delivery of no package, which
IS not regularly eate-red, and which an ini'ur
aoce receipt catir.ot be produced.
\n the distribution of the route, the greatest
care his bren taken to fix on such places and ta
ve.ns always a/Tord good tcco^modaiion
ar.d entertainment for the at the woft
reasonable rates The stages are weil equipped
fwnhfhed with fleet and fteadyhorfes, and com
mitted to the care of intelligent fok.er and obli
ging drivers. The proprietors themselves live
at thedifferent towns and villages wh«re the
stages w\H stop, so the conduct of, the per
,o.ns they employ 13 continual!) an objea of thejr
attention—They take care also :o lee that the
pafTengtrs are well provide t for and politely
tieated at the taverns, and that i>o fort of chica
nery or inlpleiice is praflifed upon tlu-m ; in
(hort, they h*ve fparedneithsrpains nor expence
to render the SWIIT-SUKE the very bell line
ol stages in America.
The line has now run nearly a month, dur
ing which time a great number of gentlemen
have gone through, both from Philadelphia aad
New-York. Every. palTcn i; er lus found the
road to lurpafs very far all that Kjj be<-n f a j,l
its excellence j and the -Proprietors of the Siviit
Sure are extremely happy :6 hear the behavu.u,
of their ilrivers, and the treatment at Ta\eni»r
fpokeji of with the highelt fatisfaAiou
JOHN M'CJLLA, Philadelphia
THUS. PAUL, Dufititon
JOSEPH THORATOiV, )
NICHpL AS H'TNKOQP, f Ncwtozun
JACOB KttSLER, j
JOHN MdRKH&AD, Peunttovju. (
'T. KILL MAM, Mllljlor..
ELLAS COMBEi, Bcundßrosk.
R. SANSBURT, Scstc.h Plains.
\SAACRAIVLE, } „
ROBERT PS ARSON. \
J ■ 11.
-' .-v ' - ~;■ i > :
r ■?
H ljl y 5] 3<>wt6A.
caV tf.
'' ■ ice is Hereby Given,
' } ,ilAr th< Ofil c?r » a n4c^ Wof the ConfielU,
;,ca w "' '-e-'-'ve their pr!«e money for th«
I'rtgxe U !:;lurgo*r, by casing on CHARI ; c
15i. I»LB, No. 24.3, or . - S
HENRI' BENE RIDGE.
July tz
An excellent Stand for Bufinefe
for sale,
And possession immediately given.
THAT valuable (land for bufi.
otftat th-head of Chefter,Kent county, Maryland
confining of a brick store-house, 10 feet by 60, two
iloriesliigh, three rooms on a flo-r, well ap'por
tioned for tojfcvds, two twenty feet rooms for the
reception of gr~in, and a counting room, and thru*
rooms for gooa>. with an excelinet cellar under
the whole, couipleatly garnered off for fait and
pickling pork, with a log corn crib adjeining, 10
feet by 40 —This (land is fituited in the handfomefc
and mod advantageous part of the town fpr bufi
efs and the profped. of returning good crops of
wheat in the country around the head of Chester
llill tend to make it more desirable to those indit
ing t» purchase.
for terms,apply to meflrs. Levi Hbllingsworib S3"
s:n, Philadelphia, or the fubferiberj near the pre
rnifef, GEORGE V. M'CANN
W. THOMAS.
P3—lf the above property is not fold in three
months from this date, it will be rented.
J u| y 9 dßw
Ten Dollars Reward.
DESERTED from the RenJ»zvous, corner of
Front an«l South Street, on the lift iniiant
GBORGE GALLAGHER, born in Doe-run Ches
ter ceunty, Peunfylvania, aged ix years and *3
months, five ;eet nine and a half iuthei high,
iivarthy csniplexioti, black eyes, his hair is black
and grey miscd, has the dialed of a Chester coun
ty man. He had neither coat or waillcoat on when
he went ofi, has been employed as a Laborer about
this city. Whoever apprehends said Del'erter and
delivers him to me at the .Rendezvous in thi, city
or at Head Quarters in Brirtol, (hall receive the'
above reward.
SA M. R. FRANKLIN,
Liiutcoant 10th U.S. Regioient.
jaly j4
William COBBET 7
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$X WILLIAM Esquiji#*
To \vhicji is prrfiyetl,'
A POETICAL WIS7I.E T0 TtiE JUTJiQ#
t Itiutl.
[ln imroiiucii'.Atlmcehhratf.l work to theOen
tlemen ami LartieVcf America, I have endeavored
to give it a dress proportioned to its diaiuyuifhed
merit, an J to the ta-eof ti'o.e lor who£c amuse
rrcu arv.i <!t'iij'fi t i; ; s n iici kl. vi. Notxpencehaa
Vr.erj Spared in the publication j and I flaitermyfelf
tha' the work does not yHH, cither in paper or
print, to any «nc ever puklifhed in America.-, 1
Tbi» edition has an advantage over Toaie former
ones, it contains |.y way of notes, (lie minor
produ&iensol author ; and, it lias an advan
trtge over ,-wy other editlpn, i.i the PottictlMp'-jUc
which is prefixed to it, and which mull be el.
trcnielv .•ratilying to every lover of lite-ature in
this country, a> it is a proof that there are Amen
Csns who have the tall.- to adr.ii.ic, <he justice to
applatid, and tha to rival the Gemufcs of
other nations
0" ' s ome Copici have been sent on to Mr. Son*
ttvilU, Maiden Lane, NexaVtrl, also to Mr. Hill
Baltimore, and to Mr. femtg, Chariyh*. * '
Copies will be sent to Hojlm and other places as
soon as Bccafionj offer.]
may 18
Samuel Miles, jun'r.
Of thecjtiy „f Philedelphia, merchant, hav
ing a%n e ,! ever all h,s efTcAs, real, perfc-fl
ind mixed, to the fuhidiber., for the be r* lit
OMwch pMu? tredisora Js may f„|>f cr jbe to the
laid aliigKmuit rn or before til. litft of Au«ult
next. b
Notice is hereby given,
To all pet font inUtbted to the fad eftjtc, tha
they are requested to n. «ke immediate payment
to either of tt>c qr to the said SamUfi
i? .?*' w "° 13 ,tctl to *eceive the fame;
lailure whereof'<gal f| P p» will be taken for
the recovery of Aid, debts, at are not difchir
ged.acccuviicgly.
GfcPRUJv ASTON, ")
COKNKLIS COMEGYS, i A%u«s
JOHW ALLEN, ' J
f'b. 14
IVHEREAS,
AN attachment w»» lately iflued out of the in
ferior ceurt of oommon picas of the c»cnty
of EfCtx, in the stats of N«\v Jerfcy, directed to
the £herUf of the said county, againll the rijrfiu,
credit•, abd tffciis, good- and chattier,
lands end tenements oi 'Jain Cltvei Rymmef at tte
•fuitof tfiUUm IVtlli; in apiea of titTpafii op the
, cafe to hia damage thj%« tfi.ulfand dollars.
/tad vitrtatythe said Ihcriff did, at the term of
June last return to the ftid <oi.rt that Jie had
attached the defendant by a certain !)ond given by
Matthi iii Di jimun nfid Saniucl ML:kcr to th» fail!
delcndan:, to the atnaunt of near two tlioufand
dellars,and alfio by City land warrants ;
New litrefeix, »uikfs the (aid J oho Clrws
Symmci fbaii appear,giivefpecial bail, and racei*e
a declaration at t.ljs fuk ol tht'plaintiff, jutigsunt
■will be eatere-! again ft him, jnd his prpptrty
(herein attached, will be said agreeably to tke
flatute In such cafe made and prjv : di'd.
Aaron Ogden, Clerk, £sV,
Elizabeth-town, July tj, z;j>j (ll) »W
A beautiful Country Seat,for Sale
SI i wATJ&D on t+ie h'ank.dif the Delaware
joining lands .of Mitrhiaj sip!e» and Mr.
John Duflicld, i j mi let from Philadelphia and
; mile«ftoin 3riitol.
< Ije buildings ccnfift ofa new two story Frame
■ loufc and kitchen adjoining— 3 rooms on a
iloor, a Piazza the whole front of the House, a
Pump of excellent water, alio Jgood garden and
orchard—lo acres of land wiil be fold with the
premises, but more can be had if required,
i here is a gravelly (hi.re at the river, the water
!tages"for Hnrlington pais every (lay in the fum
nu-r i'eafon. and the land slug s for New-Ynr.k
within half 3 mile ; any perlo-i inclir.ing topi'**
chafe may know the terms cis fa I e and other par
ticulars by enquiring at No.' 12, Dock-fired, «r
No. 161, South Seeoud-flieet.
June i
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