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By W. YQUN'G, Bookstller,
Institutes of Natural Law.
TUB THIRD EDITION
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To tbe Frce.r.en, Electors for the city aru'
bia.
Gentlemen,
Acknowledging with thanks, ai?
former favors, I request a continn
ance of yosr friendfliip, by your Votes and
Jntereft, at the ensuing Election for sTir
Coroner's whicTi will add an addi
tional obligation and shall be held in grate
ful remembrance your friend and humble
fcrvant,
JOHN LEACOCK, Coroner.
By JAMES KINSEY, Esq.
Chief Justice of the fupreise court of New-Jersey.
Notice is hereby given,
'J'H AT upon application to me by Jofrph P. Min
nick, and John W. EiAooifield for thesifelve»,
t) John W. Bloomfield in right of Ann hit wife,
William Bullus, John Moore, in the right of his
wife Mary, John Bulluj and Ruth Buila', who
claim an undivided Gxth part of all that trad of
land situate, lying and being iu Springfield, Bur
lington county, containing eleven hundred and
iigh:y.«ight acres and a half of an acre or there
abouts, formerly devized by Mary Luillaro to
Francis Bullas, who by his lad will and teftnment
devised the fame trad to William Sowfer, and
John Turner in trull for Samuel Bsllus his son iu
fee, which laid Samuel Bullus by his deed '-earing
date on or about the sth day of March
conveyed the fame to his children Francis Builus,
and the fame Ann Bloamfielil,formerly Annßul
lu<, William Bullus, Mary Bullus now Mary
Moore, John Bullus and Ruth Bullus, I have nom
>nated and appointed Job Lippencott, Esq. of
Springfield aforefaid, Abraham itockton and Chas.
Elli<, both of the city of Burlington, tommiflion
ers, to divide the said trad into fix equal fliarea or
parts, and unless proper objedions are stated to
me on the i[ft day of Nov. next, at my office in the
city of Burlington at ten o'clok in the morning of
that «!ay, the said Job Lippencott, Abraham Stock
ton and Charles Ellis, will then be appointed the
Commiffioner-. to make petition of the said trad
of land, pursuant to an ad, ctuitled, " an ad for
the more ei(y petition of lands held by Co-part
ners, joint tenants, and tenants in common " paT*
ftd the eleventh day of November in the year of
•ur Lord 1789 —Given under my hand the 30th
day ot Augult A. D. 1799.
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fep.a.
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2awjt.
JAMES KINSEY.
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For LIVERPOOL.
letter-of-marque fcip,
Jpfa t(he l6ndon,
Samuel Roper, commander,
Burtlicii .<OO tons, coppered to the bends and
mpupting 16 ljr-pounders. A great part of her
cargo hting ready to. go on board, (he is inteoifd
to fail at iooa as podible for freight or.passage
apply w the captain on hoanl.T to
; NICKLIN £s* GRIWrfH. ;
august IJ ■' §
For FREIGHT or CHARTER,
FOP EUROPE,
THI BRIG
ENTERPRISE,
'owlSKi foucch good VtflTel, well fitted,
foEwffSiiljq about three years old, and «ili
-"V carry about ijoo Barrels—can be
fenttofea immediately.
For terms Jpply to Wharton and Lewis
in Gerinantown, ne;.r the Maiket huule.
Sept. 5, 1799. §
FOR SALE,
The brig Mary,
Capt. John Tarris,
Now lying at Harcus Hook—a live oak
and criar veflel— will' carry 2000 carrel*,
and lias b«en newly sheathed. She is armed
will) 10 four-pounders, muskets, pistols,
cutlasses, boarding-pikes, .Ac. For terms,
apply to GURNEY & SMITH,
ffp. 3. > eotf
NOTICE.
Bank of North America,
Stpr. 9, 1799.
I* HOSE Persons who have Note* or iiilts
- to piy at this Bank, are informed
That regular Notices will be put under feiled
covers, direAftl f> tha lefpe&ive payers and
lodged in the Puit-Oflict, every Muaday until
the return of the citizens.
RICHARD WELLS, Cashier.
diat
John J. Parry,
WATCH-MAKER,
INFORMS his friends an I the public, he has
removed for the fcalbii from his (hop in Se
cond-dreet to the r.sxt house to the poll-office in
Trenton, opposite the Maiket, where all orders
iri his line will be executed with particular ; are
and attention.
An excellent afTnrtment of Silver Ware and
Jewelery, and Gold and Silver Watches, for Sale
as above.
Trenton, Sept. 4, 1799
CATTLE.
AboUt Sixtj-Six Head for disposal.
t!f Enquire of MATTHIAS BORDLEY,
at the Island in Wye River, Eastern Shore, Ma
ryland,* or in cale of wri'ing, .direst to him U
Eafton, Talbot County, Maryland.
Wy«, Sept. j, 1799. §
Old French Brandy in large and
small cases
100 .boxes 7 by 9 & 3 by 10 .Window Glaft
ao cheit pint it half-pint Tumblers, aiTorted
146 whole h 6 hall-tiercs Rice,
FOR SALE BY
Gurney Csf Smith.
nvy x, 1799
- SEABORN,
T A r L 0 R,
•REiPF.CTFULLY' informs hit friends and cn(-
tqincrs in gencr.il, that he has remoreJ from >ii»
bonfe Hoj}6i.M«lb«rry Kreet, for the prsfent fei-
CMgpNßne above Riter'a tjftrn, Oirn-.anuwa, the
fiyn of Gen M'Pherfon, where he inteai* to carry
on buf.n f> as usual,
frptentbet *.
' FOR SALE,
AT DUCK-CREEK,
p t6,000 bushels Indian Corn,
.3000 buihels good Wheat,
50 barrels Pork,
AND
40,000 Hhd. Staves.
Deliverable it any port ill the Delaware below
Glocefter point.
JOHN CUMMINS * Co.
Duck cre-U> 19th Aug. d lw .
TO BE LET.
Until the 15th of November next,
Afafe. Retreatfrom Philadelphia,
In apleifant fuuitioa, about three miles from
• town. '
Applkation left at the Printer's addrefledt 1
A. ». will be attended to.
auguflit t f.
Lost or Mislaid,
A CERTIFICATE of one share of the Bank of
the United States bearing d&te ift January
17c..;, in tiir name of Joseph Thornbiirgh, No
j 138, for the renewal of which application hath
been made at said Bai.k, and all persons concerned
are defircd to take notice thereof.
ROBERT DENISO«V,Junr.
Fhil#d<fiphia, june 11. d im
THIS is to give notice, That the
Suhfcriber, of Elkton, hath obtained from the
Orphan's Court of Cecil County, in Maryland,
letters of Adminiftratios, on the personal ef
tateof SAMUEL HEWETT, late oi said Coun
ty deeeafed. All persons having claims ag?in(l
the said deceafeti, arc hereby warned, to exhibit
the fame with the vouchers thereof, to the Sub
scriber, at or be Fore the firft day of March next—
-1 hey may etherwife, by law, be excluded from
all benefit of the said eflate.
Given under my hand this 15th day of August,
1 799-
JOHN MILLER, Ad'tr.
Aug. 17.
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5-Sj Jl-"y
PHILADELPHIA: FRIDAY EVENING,. SEPTEMBER 13, i 79 9;
jtawaw.
<diw.
djv.
x 15 .
SAMUEL POTTER, Wji. PAGE,
A NO
THOMAS PRICE,
HAVE removed to Germ an town, between
the live and fix tnile fione, where thev
l.avj tor file, a general aflortment of DRY
GOODS, a part of which they havejuft
received by the fliic Bovbc from London, via
New York.
N B. Ltf.rrt (Per Pefhj addnfied to them
I'lilladcljjhiu, will Lc rejiiiirty forwarded.
Sept. 3, 1799. daw&tuthfa if
N;w Landing from the ship Drlr.wars, (rom Can
ton and ior sale by lit Sul/fcribet/.
Hjl'ui!, -\
Hjfcxi Skin, ■ /
Voting
Souchong, j
Canton and Gardeo Fans,
Naukv«ni,
China Ware, a (Tor ted.
Umbrellas 13 to 30 iaehes,
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Hair Ribbons aod Sewing Silks.
~ They have alto remaining on Hand
Black I'eifuns.'Choppa and Pullicat Romallt,
And a g<nertl affortoient of Dry Goods as usual.
Thomas & Josiua Fisher.
4th mo 26
■ROSS isr SIMSOiV,
. HAl£ FOR JALI,
3000 pieces ift and ad quality Russia Duck,
ISO pieces Ravent Dock (superior)
Uoftou IWef in Barrels,
A few biles Bengal |hUMW»MS.
hoc bulbela St Martini Salt.''
april 11
TO EE SOLD BY
,7esse if aoaznrwway.
Old Port Wine, in Pipes, Hhds.
and.quarter taikt, <"
Landing at ties'r Wbarf
board the (hip Edward from Lisbon.
Lisbon Wine, in pipes ahd qr. caflcs.
junc aj « $
JUST IMPORTED,
Into Wilmington, stjte of Delaware,
Sixty Hhds. Sugar,
Subj«A ta drawback, and for sale (there) by
Jebu Hollingfworib & Co.
Wilmington, August 26 daw
TO BE SOLD,
An Invoice of Woollens,
CONSISTING of Coarfc and Fine Cloths,—
principally Dark Blue, and printed Calfimcres
«pply to
Oven W Junotban Jones,
Nu tjl Market-Greet
April 19
r T~VHE i«ftnnlbip of Jothua ft Bond,. and
A" Joto Brookt, trading under the firm of
Bond y Brooks, 4* t his day d&olved by mutual
content, all perfum indirbtrd t® them, are re
<]u«fied to make immediate payment to Jofbua
B. Bond, and those having denundi to present
rh«ir accmuot* to him for ffitleinrnt,
Joshua B. Bond.
John Brooks.
April i'
THE PARTNERSHIP
TRADING under tlie Firms of
Haktsuoxk*, Laics tf Co. and Jassi Is* Ro
■ t»r Walm, was diflnlved 1 mo. »ft, 1798, aod
the partner ibip tiading under the firm of Havm
mo*ni IS" Large, was differed ijth'of the 4th
naOR th tali, all pct foti a indebted to eichtir of -|tic
above finm are requefled to make immediate pa 7
ment, and Xhofe that have dero-indj CO prafeot their
account#. '
7 eio. 13th
FOJi SALE,
A variety of Lots, many of th«m very adv.in
tagrovfly Ctuir.'d north of the city of Phila
delphia, in I'ifferent p.rts of the Laud known as
the Kftate of the late William Martm, Efq—many
of the lou afford valuable fitej for Country feats,
not excelled by any wittiri the lame diliancc olthi
City, other 1 -ts are weil artipted lor Garden
Grounds, Paftnre Kc. a third description is weM
calculated for building, fronting upon Frankford
road, Second, Third, and Fourth streets continued
'.O the German Towa Road and also on Crofi Roads
designed to be laid out from Fourth Street to Tur
rets Lane, to whioh the propercy
lurthcr particulars,application to be made to
NICHOLAS holyday.
on the Prtmifri wcfiward of Foirrt 'tint,
8 jaly
TO BE LET,
l'ojfegion to be given an Ibel6 th Augufi, ,
A convenient Three Story Brick House,
SITUATE ip Sproce between Second and Third
Street; apply No. no South Stcond Street,
jnlyiS ' dtf
BOK SALE*
A COUNTRY SEAT.
COIMTAINrNG about Ten Acres of Land}
situated at the j mile ftnne,
Road, being near the Falls of Schuylkill!' The
Dwcllirig-Hooieiia'* lately received a ihfcf&ugh
repair, and CBftfifts-of a Dining Room, hpaiJy
30 feet long, a BrejJLfifl Parlour, a Hiufekeep*
erVßi»om ind s J£»trhen, with j Bed rootbt.
and' Garret'* over the whole. Adjoining the
house is a gtind Gsrden, Spring*
House, Eight ftal|. Staples, and Coich-Houfe,
with a large Orchard. Apply ta the Printer,
august *3 dim
Ten Dollars Reward.
QTRAYED or conveyed on Thursday night
kD last from off the piemifcs, about 2 J uiles from
Philadelphia, on the Ridge road, a har.Ofome dark
bay HORSE in good condition, abo*r 14 hands
high, with black l«g», black man* and bulhy black
tail, cut flraight at the end; hae fcveral long
icratches on hit back, occaGoned by playing in the
field*. Whoever can give information of him so
that the owner may have him again, fhill rcctite
the above reward by applying at
j No. 46, feuth FifthJlr/it.
' Philadelphia, Avjuft 19 " {
• Vc
f - . v * v
Oellers's Hotel in Germantcuvn.
' I 'HE Subscriber beg! leave to inform the public
*■ in gener.-.li a&d his friends in particular, that he
has opened his Hotel in Gimnntown, just above
Ulnars of all kiadt, he will preparr dinners at the
shortest notice and on the aoft reafouable ternn ;
refrclhments ofevery kind to be had at all times,
as well as foups%very day from la to 3 o'clock.
Hi- oidinrry will be a» usual at kalfpaft three
o'clock.
» A COAGHEE, frill start from the Paid Ho
return from thence at 9. In afternoon at 3
and return at o'clock, where gooa accom
moclanons will be provided for paflenefrs.
N. B. The Hotel in the city of Philade!
phia, will remain open ;<s nf'ial.
august a 6
JUST RECEIVED,
From :be BOSTON Manufactory,
4 QUAUTirr OF
WINDOW GLASS,
i)f different sizes.
FOB SALE BY, '
ISAAC HARVEY,\ Jun.
N. B. Auyfizeor fires that maybe cut
larger than by 12 can be bad from said manufacto
ry, on. being ordered; aad attention given to for ward
on any orders thai may be left for that purpose
Apply at No. 9, South Water-ft reel, as above,
july 8 * dtf
THE STORES
Of the Subfcribera are continued opca as usual.
, ThST HATE FO* SALE
' 70 hog (heads Mobiles,
2*liales Surinam Cotton, . / C
20,000 pounds green Coffee,
1 o pipes old Port Wine,
1 og.hojK* Ciaret, .... .... -•. '■ ■
v 50 kegs Pearl Barley, '
x 30 boxes Tumblers, (alTorted)
aco boxes 8 by 1© Window Qlafs,
40 ton; Hemp.
Also an extensive variety of Silesia and
other-German Linens, Checks, kc. a}l which
they will fell at reasonable prices and'gene*
rous credits.
*»* Application by letter qr otherwise, will
be immediately attended to.
PRATT and KINTZING.
Philadelphia sth Sept. 1799. mwf.jt
MAIL COACHEES
Between PuiLADSiruiA and Baltimore,
LEAVE Philadelphia evety day, (Sunday
excepted) at 8 o'clock, A M. arrive at
Baltimore the next day, by 11 o'clock, A. M.
Returning.
Leave Baltimore every day, (Sunday except
ed) at 4 o'clock, A M.'afed arrive at Philadel
phia the next day, by 9 o'clock, A. M.
Between New-York and Philabelmia.
Leave Philadelphia every day (Sunday ex
cepted it it o'clock at noon, arrive at New-
York the next morning, by 8 o'clock.
Returning.
Leave Ntw-York everyday (Sunday exoept
repted) at one o'clock, P. M. and arrive at
Philadelphia the next morning,by 7 o'clock.
teats in the Mail Coacbecs to be taken in
■
At Hainan's Office, No. 5, Cortland-flrcct
At John Dunwooriy's, Markct-ftreet, Sprrad
at the 1 ranklin Inn, No. co f north
Second ftrcet.
In Baltimore.
Ar Evans' Tavern.
Fare for Pafiengcrs, 8 Dollars from Philadel
phia to New-York, and 8 Dollars frum Phila
delphia to Baltimore:
All baggage over 141b. w eight, is carried at
j et>.fs per pound.
The Proprietors are not refpnnfihle fVr 6ag-
Cigc- LEVI PEASE,
, Agent for the Public Ltne,from Philadelphia
to Baltimore.
WARD, BKOADHHRST, JONES & Co
Proprietor! of the Mail Line, from
Philadelphia to New-York.
General Pofl-Office, } .
May I. j 5
djm
NOTICE.
To the Creditors of Joseph Alexander,
LATFofLewiftown, in the sounty of Mif
flin, and commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
who wft% a part.ier of the firm of John/an lit
Silexar.dcr, I have applied to the Judges of the
court of Common pleu, in and for the county
of Mifßin x.'orcfud, for the benefit of the laws
of the said commonwealth, made for tbe relief
of insolvent debtors, and they have appointed
the lec» nd Tuesday of Srptember next, for a
hearing of me and my creditors at Lewiftown,
in laid county, of which, plealeto take notice.
dtf.
JOSEPH ALEXANDER.
ni' u iifiy 5
THE SUBSCRIBER
HAVING been appointed adminiJVrator to
the eUate of the rev. JOHN WAljfe (de.
(eafcd)late of New Jerfcy—
NOTICE is hereby given to all prrfons'ndebud
to the said cftate, to tr.ake immediate payment to
the fubferiber, a:id those who hav,: any demands
J against the fan e, to render their accounts without
j delay, properly attefttd
Edward Thompson,
July 13
UNSEATED LANDS.
THE owners of Unfeatcd lands in FAYETTE
COUNTY (P«nn.) arc hereby notified,
u nlcfj the texes due en said lards for th? years
796, >797 and 1798, are paid into the hands of
General fcphraim Douglafs, County Trvafurcr, on
pr before Thursday the 19th day of September
next, they willbt advettifed forfsle as the law di-
7 * I
jAMESpELLER S.
-A".
<3<xsctte.
ritILAI)EWHIA,
FRIDAY EVENING,.SEPTEMBER. 13.
For the Gazette of the United States.
Mr. EjDl TCR >
I often regret that ad of folly in a former
C ong re fs, by which the flag of the United!
States was altered from the original thirteen
ftrlpes—-that speaking (I fain would ad£
that sacred) record of a ftrug'gle which
gained for us Independence.
If the charatter of the national flag is to
be marked with inffafcility, by adding to it
.1 stripe on the acceflion of eveiy new state,
its rclpedlability will be impaired. Nations
abroad will Leatalofs to recognize the
fickle badge, and the ilripes, already too ma
py, will in ti;become so multiplied e$ ;:ot
to be diflingtiilhtrd at the short diitance of a
pistol fliot. These narrowed and multiplied
lines of red and white would atTumc the
blank appearance of a uniform pisk-cohr-d'
field.
Such frequent cha!lg"es too, would prevent
our merchants and mariners from having
any fettled ideas concerning their national
colors. We might.expert .to fee flying* irf
in our ports, as the flag of the Union, al
niofl every kind of device that ignorance, in
attention or caprice cm invent. Already,
indeed, luch motley appearances'are not un
frcquent. I have walked, on a gala day,
along the wharves of this city, and have
seen displayed from the shipping, an infinite
variety of deviefs—intended, no doubt, as
American colors ; but the intention was all.
There were to be seen flags, jacks and peir
dants, fotne bearing eagles of all attii#des
and colors—none of which, by the bye, had
any bufiiiefs. their ; others with stripes of
varied and numbeTs ; other?, again
with, and some without the new couftella
tion—which now twinkled in the field, and
now in the quarter, as it happened to suit
the correct iancy of its owner. Sometimes,
the celestial azure of the quarter (proper re
sidence of the luminaries) would be perverted
into 3 white, a Ted or a yellow field, be
fpanpled with star?, variously grouped, and
like the (tripes, differing both in number and
color. 1 here you might have seen blue
Oars, fiery red stars, black stars, and stars of
every color, except the true one Risum
teneatis ! But, Mr. Editor, don't mistake
me. Accuracy in matters of tafte,even re
gulated taste, is not to be looked for in the
merchant nor sea-captain. The taste of the
former is great, to be sure, keenly great—in
the science of tare and tret,', and'the calcu
lation of dollars, cents and half cents. Rut
as to the son of Neptune, the feamn of his
upper works are so well caulked, his gratings
so well lashed, that not a rny of taste can
poflibly leak in. No, Mr. Editor, the re
gulation of our flag mud not be left tofuch
gentry: It must proceed from another, a
; more competent quarter. Let Congress tor
' reft the error, (for the bantling is their own)
| by declaring against all innovations, both in
the national colors and arms,* whether pail
or in future. Let them again gladden the
American eye, by restoring forever, the ori
ginal, the appropriate, the venerable but long
insulted Thirteen Stripes, under whose auf
pitioOs banners America took her Ration •
among the nations of the earth,
But, supposing, Mr. Editor, we should
continue the ridiculous pra&ice of adding a
stripe on the acceflion of every ,new State,
let us fee how it would operate. The de
pendency called the North Western Terri
tory is in itfelf, nearly as large as all the At
lantic States taken together. The other
dependency, named the Mifliflippi Territory
(now under the government of a Bashaw of
one tail), is also of conliderable, though in
ferior, extent. ProvifLn is made for carv
ing out those territories, into States,;/ com
ponent parts of the federal compatt. Now,
tell me—how would you like to fee crowded,
by piece-meal, into the An erican flag 20 or
30 flriijei more ? If the principle of thusN-e
---prefenting every State be established in ,pne
cafe, will it not be called for in extension to
every other ? Thus, then, that which is the
flag in the year 1799, may not be the flag in
1800 ; nor may the flag in 1801 be the fame
with that of 18001—Fit fubje dl for foreign
ridicule !
I will close the present communication
with hinting at the burthenfome expence.s
which such idle changes must impose upon
all ship owners, by the frequency of thus
renewing their colours. It forms, however,
but a minor consideration.
I may pofiibly trouble you to-morrow
with a few more ftriftures. In the mean
time, if my in ode fly woufd l'uffer nie to offer
advice, I should fav, Be
AS YOU WERE.
From my Chamberi, in
Yellow- Fever Rovr, £
Philadelphia, Sep. 5. J
*lt is fomeiuhat mortifying toJee the blunders
every where committed in delineating the fym
leij of our national unien find sovereignty—even
our c<wn coins are not Jree from item. But, of
this in a future communication.*
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NEW YORK, August 12.
[CIRCULAR.]
Havanna, August 27.
Sib,
Referring you to my refpe&s of the 18th
instant, 1 am row enabled to give ycu the
definitive determination of this government,
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