RECEIVED,
Per the MARI A, from HAMBURG, and
NOW LANDING, •
At Wilcocfes's wharf, from on board the IRIS,
from BREMEN,
' ■
353 PACKAGES LINEN,
Bielefeld Linen
Waresdorp do Checks and Stripes
Rouanes Harlem Checks
White Piatillas Lillartoes
Brown do. Ticklenburghs
Craes aia Morlaix % Ofnaburgs
Dowlas Halblaken
Bretagnes Wcfer Linnen
Bticcadiltas Bag Limn
Quadruples SiltTias Myer I.innen
Bed-ticks Eftopillas
Pocket Handkerchiefs.
400 hoies Claret
40 hhis. do
70 Tciif St. Petersburg Hemp
S Calks Briltlcs
SO" pieces Sailduck
7 Bales German Cloth
800 Demijohns
80 liquor Cases
ERICK V LEWIS BOLL MANN.
No 113 South 3d Stre
dlot as. »wiot
V
aug 14
FOR RALE
By SIMON WALKER,
Pine, near liftb-street,
WQGI-.V' ICH proof Cannon—9 pounders,
ti ifaet long, 20 cwt. each, and 7 ieet
long as rat. Mch.-sViih carriages, &c completed
ditto
and 6 feet long, J8 cwt. each, with carriages, &c.
tomplete;
Carrcnides on Aiding carriages, is, 18 & 24
pounders, weighwß 6 1-2, Sand T3 cwt. each ;
BoarJing Pibes and Cntlaffes;
English Cannon Powder;
Copper Sheathing Nails. Spikes and Bolts ;
6,9 12, .'8 and S4lb. round Shot;
6, 9, 18 aid 14IS; diuMc-headed do,
9, 18 and I4lh. Cannifter Shot.
Alio—a quantity of befl linglifli, Porter, Claret
and Port Wine Bottles,
Taunten Ale in calks of 7 dozen aach.
match 8
FOR SALE,
The brig Mary,
Opt. John Tarris,
Now lying at Marcos Honk—a live oak
snd c d r veflel—will carry loco oarrel ,
snd bee; newly fhtathed. She is armed
with 10 four pounders, mwflcftts, piftois,
cutlaiTes. I oardirg pikes, .4 c. For terms,
apply to GURNEY & SMITH,
sep. 3. ton
tyJSr A'RB
In th« fh!j> John Frar.Mord, eommind
er, from A i : ( ..n« am'. Gibraltir
308 PIPES BRANDY,
17 p.pes ")
34 Uropg bodied RED WINE
$2 rpiarurc iksj
15 butrs > SHERR y
60 quarter cajks j
100 quartt r calks Milaga Wine
J9O kegs Raisins
450 boxes do.
94 jars do.
FOR SALS BY
rTICKLINV GRIFFITH.,
Who also offer for sals,
Jfcjjjjnfc' TflE SAID SHIP
life BELVEDERE.
™', i' i ? Jew-York built,coppered to thebend«,
mcuriti 14 fix-pounders, with small arms in
y roc ">rt ion. aiul lai I^lafl-.
au('"* 11-
THE Creditors oi Baly, Hill, is"
Fvavs Inioi\ it IV r r». in the county rf fu.Tex,
ar- tr meet 'he rtflignee at tin lourt-Houfe inlaid
county, on the attii of Dec. next, at to o'clock a.
it in order to mike a dividend of said Inlolvent's
eflate, that may come to hand by that day.
CH. CASE, assignee.
June It
A two flory Brick Houfc,
SITUAIE on Dake, between Front and Second
Streets*, in the Northern Liberties; having a
large g rie: and yard, extending to Green Street
which th> re is a Cable and (mill frame bail-,
ding fmtable lor a (bop or counting house. The
hcute is built in the beli manner and in excellent
orcer; two rooms on a floor, wa(h house, &c>
Enquire t No. 37 Arch street
P. o. f his house wa» lately occupied by Jofcph
august 13
WHEREAS
Matthew Mc.Lonnell, Esq,
BY deed dated the 16th of May, 1799,
granted and assigned to the subscribers,
55,018 acre? of land 011 the waters of Su
ps r creek, in the county of Luzerne and
■state of Penr.fvlvania, upon tvuft, to fell and
dispose of the fame, and apply the proceeds
(aftep fatisfying all such just and legal
claims as may be due on said lands) to the
payment of such notes as the said Matthew
M'Connell has drawn in favor of a certain
Joseph Thomas, or that the said Joseph
Thomas has drawn in favor of, and are iti-
dorfed by the {aid M. M'Ctmnell, and which
are mentioned in the fchedulc annexed to the
deed of trust, aforefaid :
Provided, That the holders of fa id notes
flttU, oft or before the 16th day of Novem
ber next, execute to him a full discharge
and acquittance, or render up the said notes,
and the balance, ifany, to the holders of any
of the said notes who (hall not have made
fL'ch discharge or rendered up said notes, as
aforefaid, pro rata, according to their re
fpfftive claims and demands.
This public notice is given of the said
afljgnment, that those v'who are interested
may avail thenireLves of the terms therein
contained.
William Buckley, "1
Thomas M, Willing, C Afiignees.
William Davidson, J
Philadelphia, 14th Sept. x 799-
lawtiSN.
To the Freeiren, Electors for the city and
Gentlemen,
ACKNOW LEDGING with thanks, al!
former favors, I requefl a continu
arfce of your frierdfliip, by your Votes and
Interest, at the ensuing Ele&ion for the
Coroner's office, which will add an addi
tional obligation and shall be held in grate
ful remembrance by your friend and humble
servant,
JOHN LEACOCK, Coroner.
This day is published,
By W. YOUNG, Bookseller,
Institutes of Natural Law.
Being the substance of a course of lectures,
read in St. Join's tollege, Cambridge.
By T. HUTHERFORTH, D.D. F. R.S.
THE ifl vol. explains the rights oj
mankind, considered as individuals:
I. Law in general. 11. Rights and obliga
tions. 111. Of property. IV. Limitations
of property. V. Of our common right to
things. VI. Of derivativs acquisitions by
the aft of man. VII. Of derivative acqui
sitions by the aft of the law. VIII. Of
prescription. IX. Of the obligations aris
ing from properly. X. Of the right which
a man has in his own person. XI. Of pa
rental authority. XII. Of promifus. XIII.
Of contrast. XIV. Of oaths. XV. Mar
riage. XVI. Of the right of defence.—
XVII. Of reparation of damages done.
XVIII. Of punilhnient. XIX. Of war.
XX. Of slavery.
The 2d vol. explains the rights and ob
ligations of mankind, considered as members
of civil societies. I. of fccieties in general.
11. of civil society its nature and origin. 111.
of civil power. IV. 'of different fonnfc of civil
government. V. of the changes produced.
VI. of civil laws. VII. of interpretation,
VIII. of civil fubje&ion. and civil liberty.
IX. of the law of nations. X. of the changes
that are made in States and in their civil
constitutions.
law tf
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the editor to publish the numerous a fid hon
ourable telliniony, that might be produced
in its favour. It is with much pleasure l.e
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Briti/h in paper and print) is now offered for
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(izo, are fold at 7 and 8 dullurs. •
W. You VG, has for <ale, as iffual, Stamps,
StatioHfry, custom 6ev.se Blanks of every
denomination, Writing and Printing Papers.
Blank & Printed Books, wholeiale and retail.
N. B.—Orders tranftritted through the
Pofl-oiTice or otherwise, are immediately
executed. \
Philadelphia. iitbSejt
DONATION LANDS.
' Notice is bereiv given,
THAT Claims for Donation Lands granted
by the State of Pennfylva»ia to the Offi
cers ind Soldiers of the Line belonging to tile
fai 9 .S|ate in the 'late war, will be 'received at
the Office of Comptroller General of said State
until the id September nex.l inclufivv, and thai
the fubfuribers ai.thorifed by law will fit as i
Board at the said Office on every Monday from
ten o'clock in the forenoon until one in the af
ternoon, to hear and determine all unfatified
Claims already filed, as well as those which
may be filed on or before the said ftrft day of
September next.
John Domnaldson, Comt'r
Samuel Bkyan,Regt'r.
Pure* Baymtok, Treas'r.
Department of Accounts of J »
Pennsylvania, May i,j, '99. J
m w & t tf
United Sta'ei, ■>.,
Diftricl of Pennsylvania- J
To toe Marshal of the Pennsylvania Dis-
WHEREAS in my opinion a contagious Gck
nefs in the city of Philadelphia, r«nders it
hazardous to hold the next dated Seflion of tht.
Circuit Court of the United States, in and for the
Pennfylvima Dif)ri& of the middle Circuit of the
fai'd city, the place appointed by law at which to
held the stated SelHon of the said Court—Thcf
are by virtu* of the power* aHd authorities vefled
in me, RICHARD PKTERS, Judge of the Peno
fylvania Did. ict of the United States, in the name
and by authority of the United States, to order
and direik you to adjourn the feflion ef the faii
ci'civ it court, directed to be held at Philadelphia,
on the eleventh day of O&ober next, to Norru
Town, in the county of Montgomery in the fame
diftriA, being a convenient place within tht fame
for holding the said coivt; and you are to make
publication hereof in on a urmore public papers
printed at the said city, that the said court it at •
jourueJ as it is hereby directed to be; and yon are
accordingly to adiourn the said court to tha aid
place hereby appointed from the tim. you flial!
rtceiVt this order to the said eleventh day ol Octo
ber next, the time by law prefaced for commen
cing the said fefTtoo. 9
(L.S.) Given under my hand and seal at Bsl
mont in the fail diftri.sl this ftxth
day of September in tile year of o;ir
Lord I799,andin thetwi-nty-lourtl,
yearof thelndependence of the Uni
ted States.
inwim
THEREFORE 1, the said Marlhal, by
virtue of the powers veiled in trie by the above
order and di:e<ftions from the honorable Rich
ard Peters, Efquirc, judge ofthe Pennsylvania
of the United States, and in the name
and by the authority of the United States, do
adjourn the session t>f the Circuit court of the
said United States, which was to have been held
at Philadelphia, on the.eleventh day of Otflo
her next, to the courthouse in NORRIS TOWN
in the county of Montgomery in the fame dif
tr»<sl, there to meet on the said eleventh day of
OiSlober next at tee o'clo. k in the forenoon of
the fame day of which all pe.fons bound by Re
cognizance or have otherw;fe to do thereat are
desired and required to take notice and give
their attendance accordingly.
WILLIAM NICHOLS, Marjhal
Marfhajs office at Philadelphia,
Siptembtr 1799 dtlithO.
county of Philadelphia.
THE THIRD EDITION
diw (wi.w.l'a.tf)
(16)
trict of the United States.
RICHARD PETERS.
A QUANTITY OF FRESH
CASTOR OIL,
Tuft tcceived and for Sale by
JOSEPH SHOEMAKER.
Lower end of Germaniown.
fcptembcr 13
MAIL COACHEES
Between Philadelphia and Baltimore,
LEAVE Philadelphia every day, (Sunday
excepted) at ? o'clock, A M. arrive at
Baltimore the next day, by II o'clock, A. M.
Returning.
• Leave Baltimore every day, (Sunday except
ed) at 4 o'clock, A. M. and arrive at Philadel
phia the next day, by 9 o'clock, A. M.
Betideen Neiv-TohK andPhilahklfhia.
zaw^t.
Leave Philj«Jc!pM» eveiy day (Sunday ex
cepted( at l J o'clock at noon, arrive at New-
York the next morning, by 8 o'clock.
' Returning.
Leave N« w-Yof k every day ( Sunday except
cepted) at one o'clock, P. M. and arriva at
Philadelphia the next morning;, by 7 o'clock.
Seats tn the Mqil Coacbees to be taken in
At Butman's Office, No. 5, Cortland-ftreet.
In Philadelphia.
At John Dutiwoo<iy'», Market-street, Spread
Eagle, end at the Fianklin Inn, No. 59, north
Second street.
■ In Baltimore.
At Ev»n»' Tavern.
Fare for Paflengers, 8 Dollars from PhHadel
pkia to New-York, and 8 Dollars from Phila
delphia to Baltimore.
All baggage over 141b. weight, is carried at
5 ecats per pound.
The Proprietors are not responsible ffef Bag
gage. LEVI PEASE,
dgent fir the Public Line, from Philadelphia
to Baltimore.
WARD, BROADHURST, JONES tfCo.
Proprietors of the Mail Line, from
Philadelphia to New-Tori.
Genera! Poft-Office,)
May i. 5 $
MILITARY LAND' WARRANTS.
'T'HE Subscriber having lately returned from
X viewing the land, surveyed and appropri
ated to fatisty the land warrants, iffucd by the
secretary at war, to the officers and soldiers of
he late continents! army; and having made
arrangement! with Mr.' James Johrifon, of
Chester county, Pepniylvapia, who he left en
the land, a.iri who with the afliftauce of an in
telligent inhabitant of that county, will Ipend
fi»e,months in exploring th< different felons.
He uull t*ke regular notes, defciiptive of the
toil, fiiuati'tn, anil natural advantages attached
to each fcflion in the whole I'urvcy—which notes,
*ill be placed in the hands of the fubferiber pV«-
vioqs to the period far locawtjg, tiiercb) ena
bling him to make thfSnoft advantageous lo
i-atioiic the priority will admit. '
H« ( fieri hisl'ervice to the holders of land'
warrants of the above defcriptioii, throughout
the United State?) to receive their warrants, class
them, (ai no le'f quantity than 4000 acres will
be tegilterd it the office of the treasury) have
than agreeable to law, and attend to
make the taction at .the the time appointed in
February next.
. Fur tranfaitir.£ the tjufincfs, one tenth part
of the Ijnd fpecifie lin the warrants will be re
quired, and no other charge, except the postage
of letters. All warrants rerw.irded and letters
•<d<!rclTed to the I'ulift riber, at No.3,Penn-llrcet,
Philadelphia, will receive imrqpdiate attention.
JAMES E. SMITH.
mwt'tf.
3taw2W.
Septeiner 2
DUTY ON CARRIAGES.
Notice is hereby given,
'•pHAT agreeably to an a<ft of Congress of the
United States of America pafljd at Philadel
phia the 18th day of May, 1796, laying duties on
■•arriages for the conveyance of persons, and re
pealing the former adU for that purpose—That
there (hill be It vied, collected and paid, upon
all carriages for the conveyance of persons,
which (hall be kept by or for any per'on, for
his or her own tife, or to let out to hire, or for
the conveyitjg of pafiengers, the several duties
and ratei following to u it :
For *nd upon every coach
> upon every charriot
upon every post tharriot
/ upon every pod chaise
, upon every phseton with or without
top
upon every coachee
upoa other carriage*, hiving pannel
work above, with bliadi, glafle*
or curtain*
upon four wheel cjri'igcs, having
Framed potts and topi, with fleet
fprin-9
uporv four wheel top carriages with
wooden or iron springs an jacks
Upon curricles with tops
upon chafes with teps
npiin chairs with tops,
upon Cnlkirs with tops
upon other two wheel top carriages j
upon two wheel carriages with ileel
or ir<>n fpringj
upon all othei two wheel carriages a
upon every fonrwheel carriage, hav
ing Trained p /fts and tops, and
reOinp upon wooden (pars 1
The Colleger of the Revenue of the ift di
vision of the firft survey of the diltrid of Penn
sylvania, v»ill attend tlarly until th? joth day
of September next for the purpose of leceiving
the duties on carriage-!, at No. 49, North id
Street, in the n(y of Philadelphia, of which
all persons pofTtfFed of such carriages are dcfirtd
to take notice.
Notice is also given,
To all real dealers in wines and foreign diftil
lfd fpintous liquors, that licences will be grant
ed to them ; one licence for carrying on the
buftnefs of retailing of wines in a less quantity,
or in less quantities than twenty gallons, at the
fame time and at the fame place, by
Colledlor of the firft divi
sion of the firft survey of the
diftriA of Pennsylvania.
Office of iafpeifUon at Philadelphia,
Avguft xji, 1799.
ft. B. THE STAMP OFFICE AND OF
FICE OF INSPECTION 13 Removed to
pSRMANTOWK, the firft house above the f;gn
of the King of PrufTia.
C 3" Erery denomination of Stamped paper
to be had at said office,
AvguA ij
Neia-Tork,
To tbi Holders cf
JAMES ASH,
xawtjoS.
SAMUEL REYNOLDS,
TAYLOR
RESPECTFULLY asqaamts thnfe gentlcmei.,
who plcafe to favour him with their cullam.and
his friends generally, that he has removed trom.
No, 40, south rhird fttcct Mil talten up a tempo
rary residence near the sign ot Gen. M' Phtrlan
( v iter.Tavern ) ac Germantown, where he will
continue his business until the return ofthe healthy
season, all orders attended to with tiieufual punc
iii-ility
Augurt 19,
ting of che vtfitors and governors ot
J .>hn's college in the State ol Maryland,
ot: the i-;th day of July 1799,
JitfiUJ. Tl.it on the fir It day ol O&oIk r next,
this board will proceed to ele& a Pi ofeffor of E«-
li(h and Gramtnar. who fliall receive, forhufcr
viccs, ar the rate of £*oo fir an-wm, to be paid
quarterly; and that public notice ttwi.oi be giV
en, &c. &c, '
A. C HANSON.
N. B. TtiC office afnrtlaid hath just liecr.me va
cant, hy the refignatiou of a gf.ini.niau, whofi
affair* requiru, the immediate undertaking of :
' ca ■
voyage by lea.
U is the duty of the f.iid Profcffor (to whom i
allowed anaffidant) to teach the Englilh lanjjuaßi
grammatically, audto prepare ftui'.eiitsfor a,<upe.
rior frhool, by teaching them the Latin gramma:
the Vocabulary, and Cordery. Writing is to be
taught to all hi< scholars * stated hours; and to
those fludent> who are not delhued for the laporior
school, are to l>« taught, at the difcretinn of their
parents, or I'Uatdians, Arithmetic, and other
branches ( .f fcienceufuallytautfht inEnglifli fohooU
—A complete knowledge then of Latin, Arith
mctic, &c. is in the profci
n«t Known to the Hoard, r, ill fufcmil to an <>. .::u
nation, as well a* produce fatisfaiflory ceilimonial:
of their good morals, and fair chara^ers.
The Printers withhi the. United States are re
quested to insert i* their papers the foregoing re
tion, as often as convenience will admit, until th
2Cth day of September next.
11
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
HPH-E proprietors as certificates iffiied for sub-
X ft riptions to the Loan bearing intereit at
eight per centum per annum, are notified, ihat
at any time after payment (hall have been made
of'the sth inftalmcot, which will become due
during the firft ten days of the aaonth cf July
eni'phig, Certificates of Funded St'ck may at
their option be obtained at the Treasury or Loan
Offices, refpe«Sivelv, for tlic amount of the four
firft inltaiiiwms, or one moiety of the Turns ex
prefTedinthe fuhfcription certificates: —No cer
tificate# of Funded Stock will however be iflued
for less Aan one hundred dollar*.
Such lubferiptian certificates as may be pre
ented at the Treasury or Loan Offices in con
eqhence of the foregoing arrangement, will be
ndorfed and diftindlly marked so i) to denote,
that a moety of the lioek has been ifiued.
OLIVER WOLCOT7,
Secretary of tbe Treasiiy
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
March nth, 1799.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, |
Purfuji ip the a& of Qongrrfi polled on the
ifl (iay of Jußf« one ihoi'Und, fcveii httii
drtdand ninety fix, entitled "an a<st regulat
irg the grants of land appropriated for mili
tary Cervices, and for th« focicty of 1 United
Brethren for propagating tbe gospel auurng
the Heathen'; • and the aA lappleraeßtary to*
the said recited a£l pjffed on the I'econd day of
March, one thonfand seven hundred aodnine
tynint ■ to wit:
I.
THAT the trat£l of kind herein after de
ferred, narr.ely, " beginning At the North Weft
corner of the seven ranges of townships, and
running thence fifty inilcs due fuuth, along the
waftem boundary of the laid ranges ; thence
due Weft to the Mum Branch of the Scioto ri
ver ; thence up the Main Branch of thefaid ri
ver to the place where the Indian boundary line
crgflcs the fame; —thence along the laid boun
dary line to the Tufcaroras branch of the Muf
kin gum river at the eroding abtve Fort
Lawrence ; thence down the said river, to the
point uher« a line run due weft from the place
of beginning, will interl'efl the said river ;
thence along the line l'o run to the place of be
ginning lias been divided into townfhipi of
five miles square, and fractional parts of town-
Alps ; aptl that plats and Curvey of tha Aid
townships and frathional parts of townlhips are
deposited in the offices of the of the
Treasury ami Surveyor General, for the isfpcc
[ion of all perfoHs concerned.
JD»lh.
*S
11
'*
ia
The holders of fitch warrants at Rave l>ees
er fhail be granted f<y military fervkea perform
ed during the late war, are required to present
the fame to the Register of the Treasury, at
fomc time prior to the twelfth d ly of February
in the year, one thousand eight hundred, for
the pmpofe of being rejjiftered ; No registry
will however be made of any Icfs quant'ty tlian
a quarter township, or four theufand'acres.
Tha priority of location of the warrants which
may be prefctitcd and r/fjjiftercd in manner afore
fdid, prior to the nth day of February in the
year one thousand eight hundred, will immediate
ly after tbe faiJ day, be determined by lot, in the
mode dtefcribed by the ail firfl recited.
The holdeis of regiflered warrants, iliall on
Monday the 17th day of February, in the year
ISOO, in the order of which the priority ef locati
on fhatl be determined by lot at alorc/aij, pcfon
ally, or by th«ir agents, defignite in writing at the
office of the Rcgiiler of the Treasury, the particu
lar quarter towniVips elcSed by them rcfpe»iliveiy,
and such of the fait] helpers as (halt not defignatr
their on the said day, lhall be postponed
is locating such warrants to all other holders or
regiftercd warrants.
The holders, of warrants for military services
ftifficient to cover one or more quarter rownihips
or trails of four thousand acres each; flsall, at any
time after Monilay the 17th day of February, 1800
and prior to the firft day ol January, 1801, be al
lowed to regifler the said warrants in manner a
forefaid, and forthwith to make locations therefor
on any trad or trads of land not before located.
Vs.
All warrants or claims for lands on account of
military fcrvices, which fhallnotbe regiftert-d and
locat«d btfore the firft day of January, 1891, are by
the supplementary ad of Congrcfs herein before
recited, passed on the second day of March, 1799,
declared to be forever barred.
Given under my hand at Philadelphia, tin
day and yew above mentioned.
eod 3W
lawtSiO
May 3.<)tb, i 799«
OLIVER WOLCOTr.
Sec. if tie Treasury.
Three Cents Reward.
D UN 3VV »y from the Suhfcriher,<on the evening
i\. of the aßth inft. a bound Servant GIRL
named Elizabeth Howchcl, had on and took witli
her three different changes of garment and money,
proud, bold and impudent, a noted lyar ; any pjr
-I'on apprehending her (hall fife entitled to the above
reward—no cofcs or charges will be paid.
N. 8, Shehad lyeirsand fomg months to fierve
DANIEL FITZPATRICK.
Gofiien Townfliip, Chester County, July ij.
august 6 3 awtf
The Swift-Sure,
A NEW LINE OF STAGES,
NOW RUNNING BF.TWKIN
PHILADELPHIA & NEW-YORK,
By the (hort and pleasant road of
Bujikton, Newtown, Scotch Plaint, Spring.
Jieldand Newark.
THE excellence of this road, the populous*
ness of the country through which it pafl"-
e», with sundry other advantages, which render
it so M preferable Vo the Old Road through
Bristol, Urunfw itik, &c. long ago V,'gefled the
propriety of its becoming the Grand Tho
rough-Fare from Philadelphia to New Yerk.
During the present year, a minute survey ofit
his been taken.and its fnperiority over the Old
Road, both in winter and funimer, has been
e!«arly alcertained.—There are good bridges
over all the other w»t«rs hut the Delaware,
and here the eroding is performed with great
fafety and in le's than half the time required at
the Treuton Ferry. The road i« several miles
Jhorter than the old road, but this is amongA
the leAfl of its advantages, becanfe daily expe
i ierice piovcs to us, that dispatch as wellascom
fort in travelling principally depend on the
goodness of the road and the levelnefs of the
couniry, and, in these re,pedis, the New Road
is, bey-md all cmnparifon, the bell. It prcfetitt
none of thole rocky hills, which render the Old
Road fa fatiguing between the Delaware and
Newiik. The foil, too, for the greater part, is
such as to produce but little mud in winter, and
very litile • ull in fummrr, which circumftince,
added to the beauty et the country, and a con
liderable proportion of (hade, u u(t always ren.
der travelling in the latter season peculiarly a
greeable.
The Swift ( Snrc IVitu from PtHLAIMSL«
PHIA,at 6 o'clock every morning (Bun<fo«i
excepted) from the GREEN TRUE. opposite
the Lutheran Church, North Fourth ]t
goes through Fraitkford to
(lops to Breakfjft ; frpm Muftletowa it gpqs
ihrougli Newtown to Penny-town to dinner
fio«i Penny town fhroupli Hopewell, Miltltone, 1
Buund-brook, Quibbletown and Plaiofield to
Scotch Plaiai to lodge. The next morning it
(lops At Springfield to breakfaft, from wbentat
it goes through Newark tad arriv« at K«w
York at noon.
From NEW-YORK it ftarU at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon (from Paulus Hook) and arrive*
ir Philadelphia the next evening. For feats at
New-York, application may be made to« Ed
. Bardin, Old Coffee lioufe, to A. Mathieu,
corner of Naflju and John streets, to B. .Many,
no. 48, Courtlandt, corner of Greenwich ftrect,
and to Michael Little, at hid hotel, no. 42,
Broad fkeet.
Fare for passengers, Five Dollars,
' Way passengers 6 Cents per Mile-
Each paflenger is allowed to take on of
baggage carriage tree; but all other baggage,
taken on by a paflenger, wilj be charged at 4
c ents per pound weight.
With refpefl to packages sent on without
paflengers, the proprietors presume they have
adopted a regulation, wliieh, though uiiknswft
to other line* of stages, they think must meet
with general approbation, They pledge them
felve* to make good every package on the fol
lowing conditions: The person who deliver*
tUe package at the olice (hall fee it entered is
the ftage-bouk, for which entry he Ihail pay 6
cents j he will then state the value of the pack*,
age,and pay (exclusive of th« carriage) one per
cent, on the vjlue, u infurancr, and for which
he will rtceive a reoeipt. Thus, for iaftante,
if he eilimatcs his package at one dollar, be. vsiU
pay one cent, and if at one hundred dellars, be
will pay one dollar insurance, and in like pro*
portion for packages of any other value.
Very few persons it is prefuraed, will dislike
this regulation 1 it will however, be optionable
with every one to avail himfclf of this security
or not. But the proprietors think it right to
slate very explicitly, that they will be relpon
fible for the fafe delivery of no package, which
is not regularly (entered, and for which an insur
ance receipt cannot be produced.
In the dittribution of the route, the greatest
care has bren taken to fix on such places and ta
verns as always afford a good accommodation
and entertainment for the paffengersat the most
reasonable rates The llagts aie well equipped
furniihed with fleet an.l fleady horses, and com
mitted to (he care of intelligent fo'ier and obli
ging drivtrs. The proprietors thtinfelvcs live
at the different towns and villages where the
f),iges will flop, so that the conduct of the per
fous they employ is continuall) .in objefl of their
attention —They take care also to lee that the'
paflengers are well piovide.l for and po'itely
treated at the taverns, and that no fort of chica
nery or insolence is pra&ifed upon them ; in
short, they have spared neithcrpains nor expence
to render the SWIFT-SURE the very belt line
oi stages in America.
The line has now run nearly a month, dar
ing which time a great number of gentlemen
have g'.'iie through, both from Philadelphia and
New-York. Every paflenger has found the
road to iurpafs very far all that has been said of
its excellence ; and the Proprietors of the Swift
Sure are extremely happy ,o hear the behaviou,
of their drivers, and the trejtnr.e'st at Tavfmsr
fpokeß of with the highest fatisfaflion.
JOHN M'CALLA, Philadelphia
THOS-PAVL, Bit (tie ton
JOSEPH 7HORATON, )
NICHOLAS IVYNKOOP, > Newtown-
JACOB KESLER, )
JOHN MOREHEAD, Pennytow,.
T. KILL MAN, n'T NliUJlon.
S.LIAS COMBES, Bound Brook.
R. SANSBUIiT, Scutch Plains.
\SAACRAWLE, \ - . ~,
ROBERT PES.RSQN, } s P nn Sf"a
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