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"l-V nice if hereby given,
X the office of the Secretary of the Depirt
c.f July next enfuinj, fcr the supply of a'.l ra
tions, which n.ay be required tor the life «f the ;
Unite 5 . Stilts, from the [irit day of October, 1
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the said uffi• e uIIJ the expiration of the 25th
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fatioos which may be required as aforifjid,
from the firft day of January in the veir 1800,
to the thirty.firlt day of December in the fame
Vear, both days inclufWc, it the place and witU
th the fevsrsl states herein after mentioned, viz.
Firf —Proporsls to supply all rations, that
nay 6e require), at Ofwego ; at Niagara ; at
Prefqu'ifie ; at Michilimackinac ; at Fort
Picaue town, and Loramies {lores ; at Fort
Wayne; at Fort Defiance; at any place below
Fort Defiance, on the Miami river to Lake
Erie, at Fort Knox, and Ouannon on the
rivsr Wab-ifli ; at Malise; at any place or
places on the east tide of the river Mdfttfippi,
above the mouth of the river Ohio, aud upon
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ea't iidr of the Mifiiflippi river, below the
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said liate ; at Knoxville ; a; all other pods and
places within lire itaie of I'ennelTee ; at South
We.l Pi>int ; at Tel!i:j Block-houi'e, at St.
er r.mibigby and any pi ice
or places wiihin the Cherokee boundaries ; be
•1. -1- (I! 1. .Mil at any other ]<> ice or ;>lac»
fthfere trojps ar« or tnay he stationed, marched
r,r retr t'tVd within the (late of Georgia ; at all
v ithin "he ;ia-.its of the United States, whsre
may bereqiijred at Fort Johnfon,at Fort Pinck-
Bey, at Charleston, or at any o'her place 01
pl.ee. where troop? are or may be stationed,
C'ipe Fear ; at lleac n Tfland, Ocracock ; al
, Strjr.ton, at KichmonH, at Alexandria, at Lees
b'irg, at Eredertlklb'jrg, at Carterfville, or al
any »thrr place or places where troops are 01
ft
may Hr. r> quired at Kort M'Henry, at Baltimore
at Anjtagoln, at Frederick town, at Leonart
town, it Haperi town, at BlaOenfbnrg, a
George town, at L-Jarpcr's ferry, at Eiftown, a
the Head "t Elk, and at any other place oi
places, where troops ate or may be flaiioned
marched or recruited within the limits of th<
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Eig'iib PropcfaU to supply ill ration# that
nay be required it Fort Mifflin, »t Philadel
phia, at Darby, at Lancaftcr, at Wilkefbarre, at
Reading, at ftrificl, at Yorktown, at Carlisle, J
at Lewili tn (Mifflin county) at Jiedford, at
at Washington, at Eaftown, at j
Wilmington, at Chnftiina, at Dover, or at any
©t tiler place or places wliere troops are or may
Le Itatio-.ied, marched or recrukc! within the
limits of the 'tales or Pennsylvania and De!a
x/a f. rxr: t the p ifts within the (late of Prnn
fy:vania, enumerated in the firtt proposals afore-
Kintb —Proposals to fcpply all rations that
may be required at Hackenfac, at Elizabeth
to co, at New-llrunfwick, at Burlington, at
Woodbury,' at Trenton, and at any other place
or placej where troops ape or may be Rationed,
marched or recruited within the limits of the j
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flat; of Jersey.
T en it—Propofah to supply all rations that may
be lequ.reti a; New-Ybrk, at Weft Poiot. -t Flu!n- |
ing, at M rleui. a; We!*-Chefter, at Poughlteep
iie. tKenderhonk, at Stillwater, at Newburg, at
Af.-r:}', 5t a: Cheiry Valley, andar
a:iv chec place or places, where troops are or
mny lUiioned, maichedor recruited within the
Ji-r.i -ol the state r-t New York, except the po(ls
within the fiid "ate enumerated in the firft pro
pifalt afo-'efiid-
Stvcntb—Pr®pofal« te supply all rations that
may be required at Hartford, at Hebrew, at New
fcondon, at 3ro Mynn, at Wyndham, at Litchfield
t Guilford, at Ncw-Haveu, at Fairfield, at Dsn
bury, at and at any other place or
places where troops are or may he ftaticned,march
ed or recruited within the limits of the State of
6onne>9icutt.
Twelfth— Proposals to supply ill rations that
may be required at Fort U'olcott, at Brinton's
Point, at Newpitrt, at Vrovidencu, and at any
place or places where troops are or maybe station
ed, marched or recruited withiH the limits the of
slate of Rhode-lilar.d.
Thiritaiib'—Propofals to supply a'l ration-* that
maybe required at Portlandin the Diltriftof Maine
Gloucsfter, Cape Ann, Salem, Marblehead, Bos
ton, at Springfield, at Oxbridge, and at any other
place or places where troops are or may be ttation
cd, marched or recruited within thilimusof the
state c.F Massachusetts.
Fjitrlrenli— Frppvlals to supply all rations that
may be required at Porfmouth, at Exeter, at
Wiud-for, at Bennington', at Rutland, or at any
fort, place or places, wheretroop". are or may bs>
llationsd, marched or recruited within the Statesof
Kew-Hampfhirc and Vermont.
The Ration to be supplied, is to confiH of the
following ar:icle?, viz Fighteen ounces of bread
or flour, or when Reithr can te obtained, of one
quart ,f rice, «r one anV a half pound of filtedor
boulted indian meal, one pound and a quarter of
frefh beef, or one pound of salted beef, cr three
quarters of a pound of salted Pork, and when frerti
meat is i(filed', fit, at the ratftpf two quarts for
evrcy hundred rations, soap at the rate of foor
pounds, and candles at the rate of a pound and a
half for every hundred ration.
It is expected the propolals will «lfo extend to
the supply ol' rtim, wh;lk-ey, or other ardent i'pi
ries at'the rate of half a gill per ration, and Vine
•rar at the rate of two quart- !nr every hundred
ration". The proposals will fpecify the price of
the several component parts of the ration, as well
a~ those of substitutes or alternatives lor part?
thereof. . -
The rations are to be furrilhed in such quantities
er that thtrefball at all time--, during the term of
1 it propefed contrails, bs fufikieni for the con
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f.impticn of thetrbopsat Michilimacliinac, Detroit |
Niagara a'.*d ■OXw*>/o', for fix months in advauces, |
and at each of the otker pods on the wellern wa
ters, fir at least three months in advance, of good I
and wholelorne provifnns, if the fame (hall be re
quired. It alio to be permitted to all and every
of the commandants of fortified places, or posts
to call for at seasons when the fame can be trans
ported, or at anytime in cafe of urgency, fuchfup
pliss of liVe provisions in advance, as in the difare
tion of the commandant (hall be deemed proper
J It is to be understood that the contractor is to be j
i at the cxpeace and risk ot ifTuing the supplies to j
! the troofs, and that all losses, sustained, by the
t depredations of an enemy, or by raeans of 'he
| troops ®f the United States, lhall be paid for at the
« price of the article captured or destroyed, on the
j depositions of two or more persons of creditable
eharaders, and the certificate of a cofnmifllofcad |
i officer, afcertiining the circumftamces of the loss,
| and the amount of the article?, for which compsn- '
j fation fliall be claimed.
j The privilege is to be understood to be refcrved
| to the United Statas of requiring, that none of ths
' supplies which may be furniihed under a/iy of ti
proposed contra<fls<hall be iiTued, until the fupplie
which have or may be furniftv d under contrails
now in foroe have beenconfumcd, and that a iup-
J ply in advance may be always required at any tf
J the fixeparts on the, S#a-board or Indian frontiers
- not exceeding three
JAMES M'HENRT,
Secretary of War.
mcrch u)
Of Richard Folwell, in Philadelphia,
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'• Philadelphia, June 15,
"To the Honorable the Senate and House ot l\ep
refer.tativcs of the United States.
" The MEMORIAL »f the Subfcriben,Citizens,
&c. of Philadelphia,
" RefpeflfullyJ/.eivetb,
" That having, in our refpe&ive avocations,
freqg?nt occafionsto recur to the Journals of Con
gress, we experience inconvenience by the scarci
ty of them : That we underlland that Richard
Foiwell, prioter, of Philadelphia, has had it in
contemplation to print that public record; and
that he hath obtained partial countenance from ma
ny individuals; but that he has "flelayed prosecu
ting the work, in expectation of encouragement
from government, that may adequately indemnify
him. We, therefore, rcfpeftfnlly iolicit, as'the
publication is n iceffary to be disseminated among
public bodies, that Congress will, in their wisdom,
render him such additional encouragement, to that
which he has obtained from private individuals,
as to enable him to proceed with the work.so that
your Memorialiits may be enabled to purchase co
pies of that record for themselves.
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Read jun. William Tilghman,John F. Mifflin, Jo
feph B. M'Kean.John Bi-ckly, W. Sergeant, John
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C. Claypoole, Thomas ArmQrong, Samuel H.
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fented to the House of Representatives of the
United Slates, on Monday, the 18th of June
1798:
WILLIAM LAMBERT, for
«' JONATHAN W.CONDY, Ciemc."
" RESOLVED by the Senate and Houl'e of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
Gtmgrefs assembled.That the Secretary of the Senate
and the Clerk of the House of Reprcfentatives, be
authorikd and diriiiSted, to fubferibe, on such terms
as they may claem eligible,for the use of the Senate
and Hoiile of Representatives, for f<*ir hundred
Copies of the Journaisof Ccngrcfs, wbicfy a,e pro
pbfed to be publifbedby Richard FolweH and fucli
number of copies of deficient volumes of the : set*
now in pnnt.as roay be necessary to' complex; the
fame.
JONATHAN DAYTON.
Speaker of the House of Reprefentativej.
JAMES ROSS,
President rf the Senatepro tempore.
Approved, March ad, 171)9.
JOHN ADAMS,
President of the United States.
uwtf
may 30,
T E RMS
r sius.
Samuel Miles, jun'r.
Of the city of PhiUddphia.'roe.ihatit, hav
ing afligiiecl over all his cfTcils, rtai, perl'onil
ind mixed, 10 tlic l'ubfu iher , for the benefit
ot l'ach ot hi* creditors as may fuM't ritie to the
said alignment op or beforeihe li.il of Auguf
next.
Notice is hereby given,
so all perfor.s indebted to ihe'faid estate, thl
they are requelled to rr, 3ke immediate payment
to either of the iffiener . or tc the i'aid Samuel
Mile?, who is authp' /fed to receive the lame;
in failure whereof egal steps will be taken for
the recovery of /"uch debts, as aic not dilclnr
ged accordingly^
GEORGE A3 TON, 1
CORNELLS COMEGYS, J- AfTignees
JOHN ALLEN, j
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"I'/IL LIA HI-C 0 £BE 7 1
HAS J®ST'PUIiXHUBD (?aK!*.I DOL, 5® CINTi) -
B A VI AD
AKI)
M M V I A D.
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To which is prefixed,
A POETICAL EPISTLE TO THE AUTHOR
By an American Gentleman.
[ln introducing this celebrated work to the Geo
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ment and delight it is intended. No expence h.v.
keen spared in the publication; and I flatter oiyfetf
that the work does not yield, cither in paper or
print, to any »ne ever puliliflied ui America
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productions of the author ; and, it has an advan
tage over every other edition, i.i the Poetical Bpif.U,
which is prefixed to it, and which mull be ex
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cans who hav. the taste to admiie, the justice to
applaxd, and the talents to rival the Geniul'es ol
other nation*.
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Baltimore, and CO Mrs Young, CbarUflon.
Copies will be font to Bojhn and other places, as
Coon as occasions offer.]
may 28
Ivtcnty Dollars Reward.
DESERTfcD from the barracks at Reading, in
the fight of the sth July, 1799, the follow
ing foldirrs in th< itth regiment in the service of
the United -States.
Titmai Qrittoi Booth, 4 private, bora in Cheftcr
county, »5 yenrs of j feet 8 inches and 3-4
high, darkcomplexiofc, brown eyes andlong black
ha:r which he commonly wears tied dofc to fait
he jd,by occupation a farmer ;heit a flout, good
looking fcllqw, at)d considerably marked with the
final) pox, is much glided to liquor, and very a
bufivs when ihcoxicatcd; he was drclTed in lull
infantry HDiforrn except his h^t—lt is exptftcd
that he will change h!s dr fs as he Hole a plain
round hat and a number of citizens' cloaths.
Also, J<un(' M'Mitlien, born in the county of
Antrirn,inirclaad, 36 y»ars of ago, 5. feet 7 jeehes
and I-a high, fair complexion, grey eyes, short
Lrown hair, which is very thin up an the crown of
his head, of thin visage atid a very plcafaat coun
tenance ; by occupation a farmer, and Was dr«fle<t
in full iofautry uniform.
Tjie above reward and rcafonable expeoees will
be paid to any ptrfeo who lhall apprehend qod
confine in any g«al, or oeliviir to any officer io the
service of the unit'tH Stattj, the above drfcribed
deserters, 01 ten dollars and expenccs ior either of
them. ....
LEWIS HOWARD,
Lieutenant nth United States Regiment
Reading, juiy 7 (10)
THE Creditors of Baly,. Hill, far
Eva-a«, lnfblvent Debt r», in the county of SufTcx,
are tc meet the Aflignee at ths Conrt-Houfeinlaki'
county, on the ijth of Dec. next, at too'clock*.
m. in order to make a dividend of said Inlolveat's
cflatc, that may come to hand by that day.
CH. CASE, assignee.
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TREASURY DCPAR I'M EN T
June a?, 1708.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by vir
1\ tue of an aa, pa.T«d during the prafent ses
sion «f Congress, so much ol the a<a entituled
" An Ail making further provision forthefuo
" port of public credit, and for the redemption
" of the public debt"—pa(fed the third day of
March, one thousand seven hundred and ninety
five, as bar« from settlement or allowance,
Certificates, commonly called Loas Office and
final settlement Certificates, and Indents of ln
fepefls, is suspended until tiie twelfth day of
June, which willbe in the year onethpufcmdfeven
hundred and ninety nini.
That on the liquidation and fettlemer.tof the
said Certificates, and Indents of Interest, at the
Treasury, the Creditors will be cntitiedto receive
Certificates of funded l'hrtcPer Cent.Stockequal
to the amount of the faidlndent<, and the arrear
ages of interest due on the-iriaid Certificates,prior
to the firft day of January one thousand Yeven
hundred and ninety one.
That the principal fumsof the said Loan Office
and final I'ettfement Certificates, wiA the interest
thereon, since the firft day et January, one thou
sand feve'n hundred and ninety one, will be dis
charged after liquidation at the Treasury, by the
payment of jntereft and reimburfrment of .princi
pal, equal to the funis which would have been
pa/able thereon, if the said Certificates had been
fubferibed, pursuant to the Ads making provision
forthe debts of the United Statas, contracted dur
ing the late war, and by the payment of other
sums, equal to the market v-due of the remaining
Stock, which would have been created by fucfe
fubferiptionsasaforefaid, which market value will
he determined by the Comptroller of the! reafurv
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
Secretary of tbcTrtafury.
iawtf
jure 18
TREASURY DEPARTMENT:
May 2 9 tb, i 79g .
THE proprietors of certificate* ifli.cd for ful>.
fenptions to the Loan bearing imereft at
eight per centum per annum, are not,fi c( !, thai
at any time a.;er payment ihall have been made
ot the sth jnflalment, which will beroxne due
during the firft ten days of the mo,nil of July
enlnmg, Certificates of Funded Stock may at
their option be obtained at the Treafurv or Loan
Offices, relpettivelv, for the amount of the four
firtt iniUimmus, or one moiety of thefums si
prefied in the fubfciiption certificates : Ne cer
tificates of Funded Stock will however be iiTued"
forlels than one hundred dollars.
Such iubfeription certificates as may be /re
«nted at the Trcal'ur.y .or Loan Offices in con
eqaence of the foregoirtg irring<; ra ent, will be
ndorled and diftinflly marked lo as to deuete.
that a fttoety of the flock has been feed.
OLIVER WOLCOT-7,
Secretary of the Treasury
TO BE SOLD,
TWO new frame two Story Hou
ses pleasantly fituaUd near the Jolly I'olt-Tav
ern, npper end of tlic Village <>t Frankford.
There are in each Hpui'e, belides a kitchen, two
rooms ob the firft floor; three on the second,
vitb roomy garrat», all well finrSied ; there
are alio to each, a gocd garden ioti fiable and
coach ho'd'e. Part goods will be taken in pay
ment. Anv persons wiihin£ to become piir
chafers are resetted to vi»w the premises,
and tor terms appiv to
' JOHN MiCLELLEN".
Frankfnrd. July ti eotf
rranKrnrcj, jiuv 13 c»u
The Swift- Sure,
ANEW LINE OF STAGES,
Jswrf
NOW B.UNNING BF.TWFEN
NEW-YORK,
By theftiort and pleasant road of
Bujlletan, Nezutown, Scotch-Plaint, Spring-
Jleld and Newark.
excellence of this road, the populous
. ness of the country through which it palT
«•», with funtlry other advantages, which render
it so far preferable lo the Old Road through
iJriltolj Brnnfwifk, &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 survey of it
has been taken,and its superiority over the Old
Uoad, both in winter and I'ummer, has been
clearly ascertained.—There are good bridges
over all the other waters but the Delaware,
and here the eroding is performed with great
fafety and in less than Half the time required at
the TremonFerry. The road is several miles
Jhorter than the old road, but this is amongfl
the least of its advantages, because daily expe
■ ieiice pioves to us. that dispatch as welfaseom
fort in travelling principally depend on the
goodness of the road and the levelnefs of the
coun.ry, and, in these refpefls, the New Roai
is, beyond all comparlfon, thebeft. It prefei.tp
none of thole rocky hills, which render the Old
Road fa fatiguing between the Delaware and
Newark. The foil, too, for the greater part, if
such as. to produce but little mud in winter, and
very litile 'uft in summer, which circum'Uoce,
added to the beauty of the lOuntry, and a con
liderable proportion of (hade, rruft always ren
der travelling in the latter season peculiarly a
greeable.
'I he Swift Sure starts from PHILADEL
PHIA ,at 6 o'clock every morning (Sundays
excepted) from the GREEN TRRE, opposite
the Lutheran Church, North Fourth ftrec-t It
goes through Frardcford to Buftleton, where it
flops u> Breakfaft ; flnm Ruftletown it goe»
through Newtown to Pennv-town to dinner ;
from Penny town through Hopewell, Millstone,
Bound-brook, Quibbletown and Plainfield to
Scotch Plains to lodge. The »ejtt morning it
flops at Springfield to breakfaft, from whence
it goes through Newark and arrives at Nsw-
York at noon.
From NEW-YORK it ftarti at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon (from Paulus Hook) and ii-rlves
at Philadelphia the next evening. For teati at:
New-York, application may lie made to Ed
ward Bardin, Old Coffee honfe, to A. Mathieu,
corner of Naflau and John streets, to B. .Many,
no. 48, Courtlancit, corner of Greenwich street,
and to Michael Little, at hii hotel, no. 41,
Broad street.
Fare for paflengers, Five Dollars.
Way pallengers 6 Cents per Mile.
Each paOenger is allowed to take on i 4 lbs. of 1
baggage cirriage free ; but all other baggage,
taken Oa by a paflenger, will be charged ai 4
cents per pound weight.
With refpe<s\ to packages sent on without
pafTengers, the proprietors presume they have
adopted a regulation, whieb, though unknewn
to other lines of ffages, they think mud meet
with general approbation, They pledge them
selves to make good every package on the fol
lowing conditions. The perfoii who delivers '
the package at the office lhall fee it entered in |
the ttage-book, for which entry he lhall pay 6
cents ; lie will then fiite the value of the pa-k
---age,andp*y (exclulive of the carriage) one per
cent, qn the vlue.as infurincr, and for wliich
he will receive a receipt. Thus, for in{tancc,
if he eflimates his package it one dollar, he will
pay one cent, and if at one hi-.ndred ,'ollars, he
will pay one dollar insurance, and in like pro
portion for packages of any other value.
Very few persons it is presumed, will dislike
this regulation 1 it will howevnr, be optionahle
with every me to avail himselF of this lecurity
or not. But the proprietors think it right to
state very explicitly, that they will be iel"pon
fible for the fife delivery of no package, which
is not regularly emwed.'anri for which an inlur
ance rfceipt cannot br produced.
In the distribution of the route, the greatest
care has bren taken to fix on such places and ta
verns as always afford a good accommodation
asd entertainment for the pafiingerSat the meft
reasonable rate» The H'agcs are well equipped
furniihed with fleet an ! ltcady horlcs. and com
mitted to the care of intelligent foi»er and obli
ging drivejs. The proprietors themselves live
at the different towns and villages wh«r« the
ftagrs will flop, fa that tliecondud <if the'per
fons they employ is continually an obje<sl of their
attention'—They take car» ai.'o tn iee that the
paflingers ere «ell provided for and po.'ltcly
tieattd at the taverns, and that no fort of chica
nery or irfoleuve is priArftd upon them ; in
Ibart, they have iparedr.cithirpaiiisnorcxix.nce
to render the SWIFT-SUKE t(ie very belt line
ol ilages in America.
The line has now run nearly a morth, dur
ing -.thich time a -great • number of gemtemen
have gons through, both from Philadelphia and
New-York. Every pafTcnner has found the
road to futpaft very far all that has Wn f=id of
in excellence jandthe Pn prictorsof.tht Swift
are extremely happy to hear the behavi-m,
of their driver?, and the treatment at
lpcke« of with.the higiheft fatisf'a&ion.!
yOHN G AZ* LjA } Philadelphia
THOS. PAUL, Lujlkton '
JOSEPH ?HORI\iTON, )
NICHOLAS HTNKOOPSNewtown-
JACOB KESLER, J
JQtiN MORfZHEAD, Pmm town.
T. KILLMA.X, n* n r Mhijlon.
£HAS.COMIIE2>, Bourn! Br.op/i.
R. SANS BURT, HcUdil'lainu... '
I?AACKAffI.E, I . ,
ROBERT PEARSON, t S ? r < n g/<M- \
June 12,. fsd <f• |
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AT a meeting of the wfitor* and t r u( - . |
H Sc J'" ,p »college in the State at' '•■■■ ~u
on the 13th day of July «799, " J >
ReJalved VHt on the si.it <ky of Oflol rr ,, Cl .
this board will proceed to ele<sl a Prose( r , r „ri;
lifh and Grammar, who flnll receive for h f "
vices, at the rate of £»oo ftr M „ m \ to h '
quarterly; and that public notice thereof bn •
en, Stc. &c, 8»*-
T<ft ' A - C. HANSOM
N. B. The office aforefaid hath j„ft h™"
cant, by the resignation of a gentleman, v +',r'
3 the immediate undertaking .r
voyage by sea. 51 1
It is the duty of the said Frofcffor (to wl„ m
allowed an assistant) to teach the Engli.h langul'l
grammatically, and to prepare (ludents (or a f,,„
nor f-hool, by-teaching them the I.ati ß eramm
the Vocabulary, and Ccrdeiy. Writing i 3 l'
tfaght to all hi- scholars at dated hours- m a
thoft students who are not deftincd for the'laoe t0
fchoot, are to he taught, at the discretion of ih?
| parents, or guardians, Arithmetic, an d Ju
: branched fcienceufually taught in Enelifli U ,
—Acor.. P ], te knowledge then of LatirT A " L
metic, &c. i- confident it,difpenfible in the nrl'f r"
for ; and it is htpefled, thai; candidates wL 1
not known to the Board, will futrmit to an era ■
nation, as well as produce fatisfaflory
of their good morals, and fair charade", a
The Printers within the United States are
quelled to infcrt i* their papers the forego}™ IT
solution and remarks. ar.<l to repeat the'public,"
tion, as oft. n as convenience will admit ,L;i .t"
30th day of September next. ' ' thc
&tM 1 rawtSao
wherKast —~~
AN attachment was Intely idued out of the m
ferior court of common nleas nf rh
fh E ft X? ff f' h h n iV f N ' W *'««wX
tne fhenff of the (a.d county, against the rirfj,
credits, monies and cff.s,, goods ind £h *
lands and tenements ot Join CW, "J™, ?*•
fuitol WiUum WdU, m a plea of trespass 0 n rt,
cafe to his damage threethoufand dollars
And ■whereat, the said fheriff did, at the'tcrm f
June l«ft past, return to the laid court that he hJ
attached the defends by a certain bond given bv
Matthias Dcnman and Samuel Meeker to the f ,t
defendant, to the amount ofnear two thotifan!!
dollars, and uUbby/inty land warrants
N.IV therefore, nulrfs the f.,id John Clew
Symnus (hall appear, g.ve special bail, and rce-iVe
a declaration at the suit of the plaintiff, iudemtnt
will be entered ag.,inft him, end his prL rty
herein attached, will be fold agreeably to the
fiatute in such cafe made aM provided.
Aaron Ogden, Clerk, £ft.
Elizabeth-town, July 8, I( t Q law „ m
v- 'Vdutft* Property far \|
la ChsfiMM, 0«»r Sixth ftrtet, diwrtl."
.' C©NCR»M I4*LL, . 'S**^
A LOT about it feet front m CmM
out and rj feet in
good frame houfc, cow ta tfie teaure
Betige, fubjeA to a ground rent of n
I fte *<lvtotage«u« fttuitioß of thi* pSSjKMfifl
quire* no comment's, Cat it matt HffirßjffatePf
ire few in tM» citfto utiil it.
title Will bemattoto the mjrAafcr.
iAMESGIRV^W^i
; no. ritet 'djHrf W tJtib.,
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"thfa-tf
ii-vr;
March titb, nno
PUBLIC NQ.TICE Jg HEKEBY GJVTN
Purtuant to the of Conprrf., parted „„ the
ift day of June, one tlwfjnd, fcvc ß hun
dred and n.nety fix, entitled "an jrfl regulat.
ing tha grants of land appropriated for mili
tary fcrvires, and for the society of Urtitfd
Brethren tot amo
the Heaihen and the fupplemeßtary to
the said reciied aft pafiidon the t'econd day of
March, one thoHfarjd fieven hundred andnine,
ty r.ins to <u»t:
REASURY DEPART
I.
rHAT thr irntil of jLantf herein after de
scribed, nan-ely, " beginning at the North Weft
earner of the (even ranges of to« nftiipi, and
running thence fifty miles due south, along tne
ueftern boundary at t!i« said ranges tbrnct
due We!k to the Main Branch of the Scioto ri
ver ; thence up the Main Branch of the said ri
ver to the place where the liidian boundary line
crofT's the fame rhence along the (aid boun
dary line to the Ttifcaroras branch of the Mif
kingum river at thecrofling place abt ve Fort
Lawrence ; tlieuce doiurt the f.iid river, to the
point wher? * line riju due weft from the place
of beginning, ,will interled the said river;
thence along the line so run to the plire of be
ginning lias been divided into tow-nihips of
live rrt:les square, and fractional parts of town
(hips ; and thjt plan and'fnrveyi oF the said
township and Iraflional parts of townfliipi ire
deposited in the offices of the Rrgifter of the
i reafury and Surveyor General! for the infec
tion of all persons concernad.
H.
The holders of ftieh warrants as have hern
or (hall be granted iof military ilervicef perform
ed during the late war, are required tn prefeitt
the fune to the Reader of the Treasury, it
foine time prior to the twelfth d ly of February
in the year, one thousand eight hundred, for
the purpole of being registered ; No regiflrj
will however be made of any lei's quaM'ty tta*
a quarter towhfhip, or foilr thotifand acres.
\ • ib. '
Th« priority of !ocation of the
may be piwfentcd and in
foid, prior to the i2th-d»y- of Fehruafj l
year one thousand w.il) iwaijjttiiw
ly after the said day, be f*e'--mired by lot. io li 6',
mode dtefcfibeii by the aol firffrecited.' '
lv >' ■ vv ' : 4
The holders of refillered wii-faots, fltall'ijj|
Monday the 17th. day of February, ii>, tfccJUiW
1800, in the order -oi which the priority of
on (hall-beder'trmmcd by lot as aforefaH; prffljfj
ally, or Uy th««r .ijjents, defignatciri writivgat.tte
othce of tlic Rcgider ot the Treasury, the fartKKr
1..r quarter townfl»ipseleiled by theni
and such of the fetid hsltiers as fhqll not dcfigßitt
their locations on the said day, (ball be poffponci
in locatingl'uch warrants to, all other htfitieis »
regjllcrcd warrant!. t ; •>''
V. ,
The boMer; of warrants for tertit®
faflicKtit to cover one or more quarter townttijijs
or trail-; of four thousand acres each; lball,aC**jfc
time after Monday the 17th Jay of February, >sß®;
and prior to the firft day 01 January, lßftfk be.at*
low.-d to regiller the fiid. warrants in marftff
forffaid, and forthwith to make l«cationathei*M
on any trad of trails of land not beforelaa'tfAj
Vl - -i
All warrantor claims for land ton acc&ttDt «f
military lVrvices, which flulltiotbc regifterni »9f
located Utfore the iirfl day of January, ißot,
| the fupplememary a<ft of Coiigiwfs herein,
. rrcitrd, passed on the frtond day of March,
J declared to be torever barred.
J, Given tinder n:y luntl at Philade!j)hia t
1 day and year nbo7e mentioned.
I OLIVER imLCOTT?*
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