\ , ©ajette. 1 ' '322* MODERN CHARACTERS, By Shilpcfp'.are And others. CAPTAIN DUANE: Tfhe Captain Of the Rabofe iflued out With a black, fhirtlefs train ; each was an host; A million flroug bf \terinin ± every villain — No part of Government, hut lards of anarchy, Chacfs of power, and prjvileg'd deftruflion : Out law> oF nature, yet they may be used As tools of tumult, in the hands of knaves. CALLE.NDER. " Drunkenness is his best virtue." NEWGATE I.o} D. If I become not a cart i» well as ahotber man, A plague 6n tny bringing up. * The Committed ot Six. ■ ! know them ; yea Apt! what they weigh, even to the utmost fcru - p! '" ; scrai»slimg, outfacing,fa&io# mongringhoys 'that he, ami cog, and il. ut,deprave and Hin der. Maf>en, it is proved already that you are lit tU better than falfe knaves, and it will go near to be thought so ftiortty—How infwer you for yourselves. , Secuktary Chanc*. A fnahby cur of foreign breed "That ufid tp feed On picked op from door t6 door, &c. [S«G U. S. of tU 9<i injt ] • s ... » Knaves will thrive, IV' hrtHefl plainne/f keowsnot how to live." ■■■ ■ ■ " Look freth and merrily, Lc' not your looks put oft your purposes " Ttu'il in nek the time with faireft flinw ; Fair face <tui/l hide what the falfe heart dos» knew. ■ —* Look like the irmrcentHower, And be the serpent under it. ''^+- The quaint fnooih rogue, Call? faiu'v !oi*d <Vdition, public zeal, — Ami *!i\ tin;.-, the didlatts of lii« fpiiit. Doctor Morpheus. Ov, wVia hjs rais'd his fortune by (I h no c- rrificate of the remainder of this ftnience, but look to the next.) ————That talking knave Cnrifußiei his time in s to the rabble, And sows fec'itiop rp and down the city ; Pirk'rf: wp discontented frois, belying Tl « ®en?\ors Jif\ Government ; ccflroyißg TaitV atnonr; hone# men, ind praising k aves The lauprl crown'd Traitor. Bv Heav'n ther«'j treafnn in hi* afpe.'i 1 That cheariefi gloom, those eye* that pore 01 That brtvled body and femUr ghe/lly form Ar indications of a tortured mind. Colonel M**<**. Not btinp the worst ftand»inJomerank ofpr»ife. » - ■ I irr. a garment warn, a veflel cracked. Trr. Sult-crbateb Envoy. When treai'>n« nvinifeP are so eontriv'd Th.it they defy»H« foice of written laws, Attainder* are the reiuge of the slate. HoniJt'rr in frigate, tnifchitfs are conceivM, Taiture and shami attend their open birth. M' Mafatsar.t Ohfrrrr his eourtlhip 10 the common people With humble and familur courtesy Oft got» hU bonnet to an oyfter-wtneh. You are old, y.iu ftionld be ruled by fom« discretion That difctrsn yeur slate, better than yonrfelf. I am a very foolish Tain old man Three fcure and upwards; and to deal plainly, I fear I am not in my perfeft mind. Mr. Ross. His year? h»t yottnp, bu'./Wj experience old ; His head unmcllow'd, but his judgment ripe ; And iuaword, (for far behind his worth Come all the pr >ifetth»t I now bellow) He is complete in feaUtre and in mind, With ill good grace to grace a Gentleman. i The general voice Stun ds him fur courtesy, behavior, language. And ev'ry fair demeanor, an exi/nple ; Titles of honor add not to His worth Who ishimfelf an honor to hit country. The Jacobin Faction. When fnall the deadly hate of faiSion cease : When (hall our long divided laHd have reft, If every pee'vilh ftre'gn malcontent Shall set the rabble in a mad uproar ; Fright them with dangers, and perplex their hraini Each dav with some fantaftie giddy change ' FEMALE BENEY9LENCE. TH AT intelligent and unfortunate trav eller, Ledyard, pays a very fiucere and ani mated tribute of gratitude to the female sex, even in the most barbarous and uncivilized countries, For iheir benevolent and hospita ble attention to the forlorn stranger. Mr. Park, who has been in a similar filuation with Ledyard, mentions the following anec dote in the fhnrt account of his travels, lately made public by Mr. Edwards : Mr. Park one evening, in travelling along the banks of the Nigei, was overtaken with a storm of thunder and rain, which drpve him to a tree for (helt'r. As night .ap proached, a poor negro woman returning from the labors of the field, observed that he was wet, wsary, and dijefted, and taking up his fiddle ar.d bridle, told him to follow her. She led him to her cottage, where /lie reg led h'm with an excellent supper of fifli, and corn for his horse, after whnh ihe spread a mat on the floor, for his nights rej#t>fe Having done these kind offices, {he calkd : n the fem-le part of the family, w!>o ipun cotton the greater part of the nighc, and relieved their labour by fong9. One of them which was sung in a sweet plaintive air, mud have been co r.pofed ex tempore, as the literal tmiflation of the words was as follows : " The wind# rosred and the rain felL— The poor white man, faint and weHryc«.me and fat under our tree. He has no mother to bring him milk, and no wife to grind his coin" Chorus. " Let us pity the white man, he has no mother to bring him milk, no wife to grind his csrn." Russian Firmness. The Muscovites, after ravaging the king dom of PruiTia, had entered Brandenbourgb, and were advancing towards Berlin, conduc ted by General Ferine r. Frederick gave then) battle at the village of ZorndorfT, and it may be termed a carnage rather than an aftion. Neither the fury of his artillery, the valour and discipline of his infantry, nor the re peated charges of his cavalry, could compel the RufGans to recede a foot, much Icfs to turn their backs. During' thirteen hours, from fix in the morning till seven in the e vening of the 25th of Augud, they with stood , unmoved, ever) effi rt of the Prufli an ta&ics. After the (laughter of 21,000 men, they still disdained to retreat, and night alone terminated the combat. The j.atf. Lord Chatham. An instance of Mr. Pitt's personal atten tion to the King, was upon his accepting the Seals. He received them with great narks ot deference and refpe<&. The late Chafe Price used to fay jocosely upon this occasion, " that he bowed so low, you could fee the tip of his hooked noflj between his legs." _ From tbe Sji.em ("Mass.J GAtctri. Literary Notice. A n:w work is proposed to be publifhcd by Subscription, which from its author, its obj;*dt. and its execution, must prove peculi arly interesting. It is a history of all the attempts which have been trade, since the beginning of the Revolution, to enJlcate Christianity from Europe and from theelrth. It treats largely of the word Fanat.eism, as applied by revolutionary men, in the re volutionary language. Its autbor is a man cf great celehrity in French literature—— Mr. De la Harpe, whose early g'eniA was announced to t]ie learned world by the ve:y numerous prizes which he obtained, in the capital of France, in the departments of E- Lo<fyt.vCK, Poetry, and Criticism, was also very fuccefsful in the production of several dramatic pieces whichsre still in hi?;h repute. The spirit of the time, the praises i of Voltaire, and the vanity of appearing cre dulous in religious matters, soon rendered Mr. De la Harpethe fxfliionable philosopher of France. As early a? 1767, Voltajfe in his will had pointed him out to Mr. Marfitontel, as a, man " viortby of being one of tbe pillars of bis new Cburtb and enjoined upon the former to have him received a member of the Fr«nch Royal Academy of Sciences ; he was received soon aft-r. Mr. D: I?. Harpe having un dertaken the literary part of thf Mercury, a review which could boast upw.-.rds, of one hundred thou find readers in France, besides a very extensive circulation through the reft of Europe, it is well known that he availed hirafelf too fuccefsfuliy of that vehicle, Ikil fully >md imperceptibly to sap the foundati on of Religion aud Monarchy, sometimes by inserting pieces in the form of extractt which diffuftd all the venom of the new fangled philosophy ; and at others, by those equally ingenious and perfidious tales, which, from their corrett and seducing style, were read all over France with so much avid ity. All this did not, however, prevent Robes pierre, who feetns to have been resolved on the extermination of all the prielh and the learned men of France, fjom throwing the French Sam. Johnson into the fame dungeon with a French Bilhop of distinguished merit (the Bishop of St. Brieux.) Here his own refle&ions, or the force of truth, or a re trofpedUve view of his part life, er the coin parative peace of niind of that venerable old man, (he was upwards of eighty years of age) or all these causes combined together, open ed his eyes on his errors, and made him a sincere and zealous Christian, at the time when this profeflion pretented no other prof pe& than death or banilhrient. Set what Abbe Bet rut IJays of him, page 168, «•/. /, Re lea fed from his captivity by the death of Uobefpierre, one of the homages which Mr. De la Harpe was anxious publicly to render to that very religion, which he hid so cruelly perftxuted, was the work hereby offered to public patronage. The author, with a truly noble courage, undertakes the defence of the clergy ; and, so far from blush ing at his own conversion, he exxiltingly displays his motives with great force and viv id eloquence. He proves that a part of the people could never be brought to lose their refpeft for the religion of their forefathers, but by imposture, by substituting to the ever refpeftable word religion, the odious term fanaticism ; but lie (liews at the fame time, that the real fanatics are that dreadful tribe of revolutionary men, assassins, oppressors, cdlnmitiators, &c. whose common manoeuvre has ever been, firft to commit crimes, and af terwards to charge them upon their innocent vi&ims. The above work will ever be a valuable monument in the! hands of those wbo have united their efforts to repel the attacks made in all countries, and particularly in th's, for difTolving those bonds which hold socie ty together. The price of the book to fubferibers, in lino, bound iti boards and lettered will be 62$ cents ; to non fubferibers it will be 75 4ents. It will be priuted on good paper and si fair new type. • Sould a decent lubfcription appear, it would be put to press immediately. Tram the ludeprhdcnt Chronicle. Mr Rhoades, « THE Name" of the j>erfon who re quelled an authentic atteftatiori of the letter frbm the Pjefident in approfe tion of the ctlebration of the 17th July, being no way necefTary to ascertain the fa A, the request (n yesterday's Centuiel will not be complied with. But if such a Inter can be furnilhed, the public wauldbe better able te judge of the fentimentt of the Pr fident, by pubhfh iijg- the •whole rather thuH a detached para graph. The writer ft ill doubts whether the EXECUTIVE would give such fbvorable fenii'ments on a fubjeft, which may have a tendency to countetaft his wwn meofures. If the appointment -of Cc.mtniflionr.s, for the 1 purpose of reft on rg the connexion and har mony between France &?;dthe ijnitcd ">tatepj isjujlifiable, any attempts to defeat its f.iln tary effects, cannot (in the opinion of the writer) receive the approbation rf the Preft dent. ConJiHency of eandu3, it is presumed will ever be the charafteric of thePrefident, and agreeableto my Jignature the ftrongelt evidence mutt be given in every circumflance, to prove to me, that he has iorfeited confi dence and relit nee. Thr Prifident is too old to be led by the joung ; he is too much of a Christian, to forfake the counfcl of ih' - aged to follow the rrprefily rtprolatfd in -S "pturc J or Mm to purs e. he Piefidciu'E thnr «cr is so far implicated by the Xuggeftioi s in the Centi- LENGE, to f nbiiih th.j WHO..-E LET | TER. 4 fKIENb. TO tH* f**SXBS»*. > Br em iba Baltimore Ftdtriil GaUtte, From a Ccrrespindcnt. When government is firm, then honest men liavc influence in society.' 1 lie rofcuifh anj unprincipled part of mankind can only thrive where the law of the land is no terror to evil doers. Could the donnn-ering demo crat place liimfelf above the fanftions of the law, where would be the fafety to a peace ful upeffenfiing citizen, known to have mo ney hi his ctieft ? The spirit of Jicobiniin., under various names, has existed from the begin:,injy Of the world to the pspfent day : the jacobin is a bankrupt who spends all his o*no,Jinfl would willingly spend that of oth ers could he obtain it. Nay, to obtain it he would throw his country into confufion, and 'Vied the be ft blood It pofTeffes, Look round you, fellow-citizens, and sea how many there are hungerirtg for what you possess: they rail lit government and all its measures, why ? because it opposes an iofuperable barrier to their wicked dcfigns. Men who have fami lies and property to protedl, ought to vene rate the government, for without it, all is plunder, terror and co»fitCan, London, June 10. The want of fltii' in tht Corfcript sol diers is acknowledged to havc caused a great deal of flight and desertion. Ramel, Minister of Finance,, has addrefTed Gen illieux. in a very long letfr upon the fub jett of the deficit, and upon the charges of speculation against the Directory and the'r ageats. Schercr has given in his accounts. Much speculation is afloat whether Syeyes will accept hi« feat in the Dire&ory or not. Thr Rednfteur contains a very lorg offi cial speculation upon the fubl snity of the Directorial politico in duping the EngMh so e'gregioufly, by fending the Brcjljleit into the Mediterranean.—The liberty of the Press is demanded in petitinos from several diftri£ts THE STOCI.HOLUtRS Of the Delaware Scbuylkili Canal, WILI. please to cake nntica, the whole of the fubfcrijtion mot)oy on their refpeftive ftsres has been called for by the Prefidcot and Ma nagcrs ; the three lail calls are payable as fellowr: One for 15 doltdri,en the 1 stb injianl ■ One for 20 do. on tie i stf> Septrwiter next One ftr IO d». *t the 15*16 OBvLer nrxt —And if rot f aid on thofc are fubjeAto a (fenalty of five per cent per month. W.M. GOfETT, treasurer. august 16 For Sale at Public AuHiox, On WEDNESDAY next, At 1 o'clock, P. M. at lbe Coffee-House, I -in_ THt SHIP CAMILLA, { 'rf-**Burthen 262 tons, aSr*M'.lAs lb« now lavs .it Walnut ftrcet SS£.}bSr&» wharf. With her guns.smalt »tms, vrrmuni'ion,lorej, &c an inventory of whieh may be seen at the au&ion room. The Camilla i« a 6rm, good Philadelphia built ibip. ab< ut 8 years old, and may be sent to Tea with little exoence. CONNELLY iff CO, Avß'rt aagult 17 '5 dts FOR SALE Br THE SUBSCRIBER, No . 149 South Front Street, The remainder ot' the CARGO of the Ihip CAMILLAj dirett from Canton—viz. Imperial 1 Hyfou V TEAS, of firfl quality. Souchong j Bolica, in whole, half and qr. thefts, ditto. 10,000 pieces Nankeens, Black Luti*ftrings, iD Vioxct of 5c pieces each Black & Coloied Tiffat'es, in r'itto Satrins, do. Black & colored Senfiiawi, do. do do Sewing Silks, Umbrellas, in boxes of 50 & 2,5 each. 8.-xes of Paints, She t Copper & Copper Rods, Brass Rods, A few baxct of R heubirb. EDWARD DUN ANT. anguft IJ W*N rs a pi ■ ct, AS WEf NURSE, A YOUNG WOMaN v.-irh a good bread of Milk, who can bo well reccooiaaendsd, en quiry ,et No. 104, Chefnut-ftreet. Aug. 10 3' fcy tW pa,fs Soail. N£W-YORK, August 19. Pe/low Citizens, _ You are earnellly called upon to promote I the clcanlinefsof the town, by every mean* in your power. With the present favuura ble'weather, and your a&ive exertions one or two weeks longer, we fhalt pais throuph without any uncommon sickness. A« yet the,city may be confidently Renounced healthy. M;tny people inoeed are sick, but according to the account of the molt rrj peßalh phyfictans, there cannot exceed (ev en who have any symptoms of a p'utrid fe ver, of these, riot more than four can be pronounced with any degree of certain y, to be malignant. '1 he truth of this may be relied on ; I (peak from authority that cannot be queflioned. I w:fh not to lull you to fatal tecurity. I have no reason to de ceive you. But I wifli to flop the mouths of some idle or designing alarmists, "ho listening to the itggslliona of fear or some less excusable motive, endeavour to nil up your mit.dj with the molt terrifying apprc henftons. When there is any real dai ger, I pledge to you my veracity, that {hall prevent ray giving you immediate and accurate inforeiatiori of the whole 'ruth. JExteaft of -a letter from a gentleman !b St. Thofoas's to' a r«fpidable Mercantile house in this city, dated' 20th July, *799- •" Within $ or 6 days wc have had arri vals from Jacmel and the Cape—at the lat ter place all is peffe&ly q»iiet, aid th«y are waiting with anxiety the arrival of Ameri can veiled oh the firft of Ar.guft. This is not the cafe at Jacmel, its fitua'ifln being near the feat of the war between Generals. ToufTaint and Rigaud ; the camp of the former is at Leogane, having an army of 12 000 men, whith is to be followed by a nodier body of men as numerous frqm Port au Prince, which give him mean* to fend /troag |%ties to form a legion and surround Jacmel, which place I thir k, is at this time in tlie power of Touflwnt, according to the rcj»prts which were in circulation yester day. Gen Bouvier is very much grieved at this, and is in fear of losing his life every moment—lie persists in keeping neutrality, and all hi* officers of colour around him are n favour of Rigaud againfl their Chief, Gen. Touffainc. Therefore, it seems that a cruel war is going to be carried on against the people of colour—and the army cis the north and weft are numerous enough to pur sue them to the very end of the I (land.— Thus you fee. my dear friend, that tbis com motion will cost mauy more lives—blood has alreac'y began to flow, and all the environs of Jacmel ha*i- again been destroyed by fire, from which place I have received letters, that all agree with the verbal accounts from that quarter. It is further said, tl»at the inhabi.ants of Aux Cayes, fearful of thereturn of their despaired general Rigaud, are leaving the place, although at prelent in a tranquil date. Yc fie relay arrived ftiip "VV Arrcn, Delano, of Newbedford, in 67 days from with 60 pafiengers, all well ; veflel eoniigned to Kaac Hicks, merchant- Same day, ship Hurter, from Gibraltar, cl Jays ; belonging to MelTrs. Franklini, merchants ; cargo, Wire, Bran dy, and S-lks. Sailed in company -with the il»ip Venus, of Baltimore, far Bntavia, Capt. Dafliicll, aad fliip John, of Sclera, Putnam, for. Ma nilla. Spoke the Scbr. FriendQiip, of Chnrle flon Capt. James Ray, 36 days out, ail well, lat. 26, 40, long. 54, 23, on the 22d July bound to Martinique. > , 30th spoke fchr. Indudry, Samuel Tiffer ren, from Portfmoyth, N. H. bound to St. Croix, out 16 days, all well—Same day, ship Sea Horse, of Gloucefler, John Solmes, 12 days out, bound to Triuidad, lat. 31, 29, long. 60, to. Spoke the. 13th of August, an American (hip, from St. Thomas, bound to Newbury, port, out 12 days, on foundings. 4t f&f with Vessels i'poke by the Warren, from Bclfaft. July 25, in lat. 49, spoke the ship Nan cy, Allen, from New-York to Hamburg all well. The (hip Prosper, Williams, from Spit head, failed 15th June. July in lat, 42, long. 68, spoke tie (hip Commerce, M'Farltuie, froih Boston to Liverpool, out 7 days. August 13, in lat. 40, off Nantucket Shoals, fpolte the frigate Hynde, in co. with the Alfiftance, of 50 guns. A gentleman, who came paffengcr in the Hunttr, arrived yesterday evening from Gi braltar, which place he left on the 28th June, informs us, that the only poffrflions the French hold in Italy, with the scatter ed remains of their array, are the fortreflVs of Mantua, Genoa, and Leghorn, where they have a fmatl number of troops* The fame irentleman has favoured us with a complete lift, recapitulating Admirals, and commandeis, of theßritifii fleet in tht Me diterranean, on the firft of July ; also, the number c f the French, Spanifb, Ruffian and Turkish fleets in the Mediterranean, at the fame time which, for the. want of time, we are obliged to omit till to-morrow. When the Hunter left Gibraltar, the plague raged dreadfully at Morocco, Fez, Latral), and had reached Tangier ; the Con - fuls refidiug there, had left it, and were per forming- a quarantine of 40 days at Tariffe, [in Spain], All communication between B»ibary Spain and Gibraltar, was fimpend ed. This dreadful diftafe has not been in the Emperor', dominions for 40 years part, PoJ.it and now r<r?Sv»-d it b;- the p; ing from Mecca wuh the 1i c GoiJkllattwn frigate -sifts i , vantiy H >ok yeftei-dav evhiinc. 11 Capt. Wilcocks, from St. Thr^f.,, . r *>«-• i nomas fi'.l i with tne fiect. The next day a s£ e r th c V' was dHp.rfi.-d, he spoke the brier i" T (Lt for Cliar.ellon, wlio informed hm-, ,V . : ' had spoken an Englilh frigate, " ! r ficiently near to hear the langiifje „f , people, supposed to be the ft me Jj caused the* consternation in the An • fleet. . Amer,c s> BAL lIMORF,, Aujruft •\ritved yeflerday, sloop Pomona, cam Salisbury, 17 days from St. Thomas', bailaft. Several veffeli came out w j,(, 7 Pomon?, belonging to Baltimore and -,; ed the fleet U"der convoy of the N ' fl" and Retaliation ; can rive no atc» r the frigate said to be off the com ft ; pa °, with the convoy about five days fii'ce EngNfh brig Eliza, captain Atkins, „ days from Martinique _]}, I>. "pj,, ' I " he spoke a fcbooljer who hin a n rench priv. teer was coal a;d had 'wo I r.gs ; pr bably ft, is fame vessel that w,.s spoke b? the pi) ot ,r the Juno. " RICHMOND, Aufuft rj. Yesterday berg court day for s c j, the trial of thofr three gcitlemen *. as have come o>, who were bound over f or further appearance, by a called -court, at t |,. Capitol on Frid y the id mft, tranfw fti h e accusations to br brought forward h Calender, as being the principal of a defig to conviv him out of the t i (y , _th-y accordingly ap eared, and „ trc ' difm fled by the court—there being ro lv . detfee adduced again (I them, as the profi! tutor failed to attend. For Sale, BY the st)iiscp.#nrn, T':f following (?OODS lately imported in t- : Adrians, from Loßon, and in pstkajti fuitahtt for exportation. PRINTED CALLICOES, AfTorted from 13 up to 18 and 30. Printed 3 4 4-4, and 5 4 chintjfs. Printed Msrfeillcs Quillings of the newelhmj neatest patterns. 9-8 Brown Sheetin'pjfrom 1118 ij, —A L S U A few tierces of RICE, OF TBI URST QUALITY. THOMAS GILPIN, No' 149, South Fmnt Street. 8 mo. 7th tu.th.4fit.jir. Ivor 1 c e. • ALL per Tons indebted to the ElUtc of Atroft Thump l on, Haccei, formerly ps Woodbury, New Jerfiejr, a*d ikieof Daiby, dcerafcd,arefrqucAcd ioroake immediate niym?nt—-Aiul all ptiforu ha* ving demands against said cftate, are dc fired to raw der their accounts duly atteftcd for Ifuigmcn* to JAMES n. BOXSALL, of Kittg[>j[wg, Exicuto,, augufl 1 y eodgt COUNTRY HOUSE, NEA Jt G£RMAN TOIV N, TO be difprTed of t>y Privne Contrail an £!(• gatit COUXTKV RRTRSAT, confiding of a Stone House, Stoae Barn, a Spring House, Coach Houf*, Staples, Sec. with every oth«r coavitaice ncceffary ; excellent Gardens, with the cheieeft kinds of friut tre>;j, with from ten to fifteen atrej of Land, f:vet> acres oi which is thriving yoong Woodland. Further particulars may bs known fcy enquiriivg of the Printer. If required, more Land may be had to suit the purcbafci. su(fift 1 lw FO R SA L E, Pine Forge and Farm, SITUATE in Douglas Townfliip, Berks county, •bout ohe mile and aba!! from tie River Scboyl kill, and five from Potts Town, l'he tarm co»- tains three hundred and fxty acres of land, aoout one hundred and twenty o( which is wooi! Una; twenty-five acres of meadow, sixteen of which is waterti, besides clover fields; a vtry capita! orch ard containing upwards of *wo hundred apf's tree*. The lorgc has four fires, twu hammers, and lour pair of bellows, is in complete order, having bee® lately rr aired, and i» capable oj manuta«tj rin !» two hundred artd forty ton? ol bar iroK annua !)-—' Likewifo, A saw Mill, smith (hop, two coal houses, and a fufficicnt number Ol houf.s to accon mo ate workmen. all iu good order On th* pnmifa are two story fione dwcllißp houf' and comltitg 013 w flone barn and ftaMes fiif cieot tor thirty horses, » large prain baru. cow houle and every other r.i ing ncceflary for tho ule ot the fciriu and wor •• Alio about five hundred acre s of excellent chsl ' nnt timber lan.l l>o« i to's miles from the wort-; 1 which will be fold either with the works or lupvr arflj as may suit the purchaser. '1 he pure' afer caA be accsn.modated with wag; , gons, horfei, and evety other kiud of (lock need lary for carrying en th« bulincft. tn uM 1 he t«mi# may be known by appry'og'" J . J ' CLEMENT STOCXER, Efq- merchant Hhitoc • phia, or to the fubftriber < n the promif^- • DAVID I -1 - wScftf 1 July it CI VIS. : ' r is! 0/ October ns.J* The STORES 6? WHARF, ft UTOININO the Drawbridge, now CCCU P'® A by Mr. Joftuu Gilpin.— !*■ kDown by applying at No. ijß, M 3r iuly 19 John MiLLi.fi, JvK No. 80, Dock, near Third fctrert- Hat for Silt* Csffiiet, V!amoodie»* TaH'aties, Colicoes, »'atna ") Romal and S HsudkerCfcieft. Nlultuul j , /■'>,» The foregoing goodsr-r' " REDUCED PRICES, (£4w \N. B. Maiiy ol thefeGoode i* l *} « ) advarta£« in this country < ft mty 16 f y.'^v. TO BE y L£T, <
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