Gazette of the United States, & Philadelphia daily advertiser. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1796-1800, January 17, 1800, Image 2

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    PRATT tfKINTZING,
No. 95 jV. Water Street,
HAVE ON HAND,
CV* [Jafiuary the id, igoo.J
following GOODS, entitled to Draw
back, which they offer for file at mo
derate Price! and liberal Credit-t
tjo boxes and ha'es Tnklenburghs, Hempen
Linens arid Oznahrigi,
10 boxee Patlerbornes or white Rolls,
»? ditto His I Held tA en,
11 ditto Creas and Creas a la Morlaix,
» ditto Britairnias,
Brown Rolls,
Ditto HelTans,
Polish Rolls,
Bed Ticks,
Seatnois. Arabiaj,
Smpty Bags Oil Cloths,
Shoes and Slippers, f
Soal and Upper Leather,
Quill* and Sealing Wax,
5 calks Mots,
»o calks Nails, aflorted, from j to »o,
16 calks Ironmongery, assorted,
13 pipes old Poet Wine,
*S bexe* Tumblers, affirte'd,
too boxes be ft Hamburg Window Glifs, t by
10, See. Sec.
I chest aflorted Looking Glafles,
Severar large elegant Ditto,
50 kegs I'-earl Barley,
A few tons Roll drimftone;
10 kegs Yellow Ochre,
A f»w barrels Naval Stores,
Moo empty Demi;ohns,
6 hogsheads Coffee Mills,
10 hhds. Hn k s Bi files, firft and second quality,
40 to»s Hemp,
Holland Steel,
i Khds Dutch Glue,
Toys, Lentilles, Sbtes and Pencils,
Tapes, Blocking swine, Stone Pickling Pots,
&c. &e.
January 4. IO^S/ita
take notice,
r T" I HAT I have applied to the Ju lge» of the Court
fcerland, lor the benefit of the In(olvert »A, and
they hive appointed the fourth Monday of Jar.utry
inftu.it to hear me and my creditoi* at the Ourt-
Houfc in Sunbury, where they may attend if they
~ JAMES TOWAR.
To oil my Credii»rs.
JunSury Jinuary 4, 1800—16.
BOONETON IRON WORKS.
TO BE SOLD,
eft HU»«d roa ok*. **a«—-t»at
ValuaHt Est aft,
KNOWIJ by tht name of the Booncton Iron
Works, fitnate in the county of Morris i« the
* Hat* of New-Jtrfry, eonfifllng 61 a Forge with
four firrt, a Rolling and Slitting Mill, a Grill mill
with two Run of Here', and Saw mill, all in rood
order and now in use, together with an excellent,
laree> nd convenient house, with out honts of
every k ; nd ; among which are an lee bouft, and
done milk house, with a remarkable fine spring in
it, a large Garden; and an «xc*ll«nt coUc&icn of
Fruit, a large Orckard, and 1500 acres of wood,
1 pa ■ arc and arable land, and a great number of
ftaret. and workmen's houses Immediate poffeffioA
will he given of houses and (lores fufficient for
providing (lock the present winter, aid
of the whole in the spring.
For terms tnquire of David B Ogden at Nrw.
ark, mr Peter Mackie in New-York, mr. David
Ford in Morr.s Town, or meffirs. Jacob and Rich
ard Faclch on tie premises.
January 11
United Slain, ) «.
Pennsylvania District. J
By virtue of a wr'u of venditioni exponas, to
me diiefled, iffjed out of the circuit court
.of the United States, in and fur the Prnnfyl ja
nia Dillndl. of the middle circuit) will be (old
by public vindue at the city tavern, in Second
' flreet, in the city of Philadelphia on Monday
the '7th day of March next, at 6 o'clock in
the evening, all that certain tract or parcel »f
land, situate, lying and being on the river or
creek called Lackawaxen, in the county
Waynei containing 8000 acres aijd upwards;
on which at* erected 1 mefTuagc, stables and
sawmill, with the appurtenances..—The names
of the original warrantees of the Catd tract or
parcel of land were as follows.
Mordicai Hobtrts, John Till,
Stopbel Med. rj, G&o'gc War ton,
Zacbariah Ferns, Benjamin Hancock,
George Till, Edward Welsttd,
Thomas Wiggins, James Thompson,
XSeorge Morton, Joseph Whitehead,
George Streettn, Patrick Connolly,
Friend Streeton, Tbomas Griffy, ")
J.'bn 0/ipbnnt, William Halbert. 5
S«ired and taken in csjfeb::'~.vit'the property
cf Robert Letiis Hooper, deceafc.
JOHN HALL, Marshal.
N. B. A reasonable credit wfli be given.
Marfhal't Office, J
Philadelphia, Jan. 4.fl
* These two traMs do not eantain the fui
quantity of the orignat warrants { pat t of them
ha ving been conveyed away.
Ten Dollars Reward.
DESERTED from the Company of Captain
MATTHEW HENRY, joth Reg. U. S.
Infantry, an enliltecl I'oldier named MOSES
H r l NN, horn in Penr.fylvania, by trade a fooe
makcr, thirty sfv/t of age, five feet fight and
an haif inches high, black eyea, black hajr, fair
complexion, hjs loft two of hi» fore teeth which
is very percept'ble when be talks. It i* known
that he now lurks in thii city.
Whoever flull take up said deserter and lodge
him in j*il, or flull deliver him to tbt Siibfcri
ber at hu quarters in Filbert between Ninth and
T»nth ftree', ftiill receive the abrrve reward and
realonible rhjreer
BENJAMIN GIBBS, J*».
Captain 10/ i P.tgiment Infantry.
T».*.
TO Bg DISM>SED OF,
The Time of a strong healthy
Negro Wench,
Who has seven years to seme.
■fT She is acquainted with all kinds of house
wo k. and is a gpod plain Cook.
Enquire of the Printer.
Jarvuary 7, iSco.
IIENRY BENBRIDGE
TiEGS leave to inform Uis frien.ij ajid the
15 p ihlic, that he ha» commenced tbebphneS
of a bk.OKEX, at his Office No. ij JDock
ftreet, near the Batik ot the United States,
where he buys and fells on Commission all kinds
of Public Securities, Stoeks, Notes, &c &c.
and offers his services in anybnfinefs in his line.
Jin 14. diw3»w6w
MATTHEW M'CONN'ELi:
Having opined an Office in Cbcsnut street,
(A few doors above Fourth )
At No. 141,
AND afrrin commenced the BnTwiefs of Ne
gociatiofs, in the various kinds of Puiik
Stock, Bills of Exchange, s3*. tS*. Engages
to do every thing in his power to jjive f»tisuc
tion to tfcofe who may think proper rn ernploy
him. He means to confine his tranfafl'ibns'to
the Agency and Commission line,"in all fuchbu
finefs as it common to the profeflion. ,
The parohafe and sale of Hiuftt and Lots in
and near the City will be attended to, and alto
if Lands, when that biifinefs again revives. j .
November 19.
jress* W aoßßJtr irALX.
Old Port Wine, in pipes, hhd». and ijr. calks,
Also Landing at tbeir WbarJ
from on hoard the (hip Edward fronvLlfbon. ■
Lisbon Wine, in pipes and qr. c»(ks.
junc 15 (
ROSS and SIMSON,
HATH rot SAL !>,'
3000 pieces ift and 2d quality Rufiu Duck,
100 pieces Rovens Duck (fuperiof)
Bo lion Lk-ff in Barrels, t,
A few bales Bengal [ HUMtfUMS.
jtoo buftiels St Martins 3*h.
aprtl 11 (
DANCING.
Mr. FRANCIS
Respectfully informs bis tfho}»» *nd the
public in general, that he will rcrommerce
Teaching on TUESDAY the »«rt» itifuut, at the
Dayi of tuition, Tuefdaya and ThurMayt.
rißtrs,
Ffve Dollars per Mortll,
Ten do. per Quarter,
A. Enframe*.
•'i
1»«
£T For further Particulars apply to Mn t.
JO, north Eighth ftrt«t.
Prccmher »f.
Southern Mails. v
, THE Mails for all the Offices on the o>ai»
! line, between this Office and Peterftx.rg,
Virginia, will be clofid here eveiy
days excepted) at half part 7 A. M.
> And the Mails for the PoA Towns on the
: m&.n line, through Njrth-Garofiua, Soutb-
Carolina and Georgia as far a*. Saviyinali,
•will be closed with the. Southern MaiiA
fry Mendayy- Wrdtiefday and Friday "The
water Mails between this a«d GiSrlefttfVare
rfifrontinned.
Pott Office, Philedelpbia\ )
December 30, 1799> 5
Dt-ccmber jo.
BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA,-
~T' " ' Zigeemitr 31, "
THE STOGKHot»E*sof theßani
of Pcrwfylvmit, art hereby notified that
their Annua! Meeting will be held at tie Bank'on
Fhday the 31ft Jay of January next, at tett
o'clock.
And the Stockholders »f the said Bank, are itA,
notified, that tn eleflinn of ni-eteen Directors to
fer»e for one be held at the Bank on
Monday tfie 3d <FtJ of E«bruary n«i«, at Un
o'clock in the forenoon.
SMITHS Calmer.
Extract from tbe seventh section ej tie jlet
' of Incorporation. v
• " Article and. Nat more than fourteen of the
Dir«sort c\eAc4 by thrStockhold«rs, and nftualty
is office, txcluCve of the Prefidcnt, fl»ll"J>e edi
ble for the next fiicceeding year ; but the Director
who shall ke Prifident at the time of *0 eleAion
gjay always be re-elided."
TRESPASSI
AS taken op yesterday is an iiicWur< in
Turner's Lane, a SORREL HORSE, with
3 fmaJl blase, and his off hind-foot white. The
owner may have him again on application at this
Office, aid paying, cods of advertifiag.
January 13. djt.
•"pWO or three a<9ive Yoanf Men to carry Book?
about for sale. To such as ate capable and
diligent, goad encouragement will b» give*
Apply on Wedncfday, ijth inft. btcween 4 and
5 •'clock in the evening, to U'm Jodc», Stationer,
No 30. Fourth near Market ftrcst.
January 13.
eotiyM
A YOUNG MAN
ACQUAINTED with the Wefl-fodit trade,
wiflics tote employed ai a kijperoer to. He wiN
engage on moderate terms, Satiafaaory recom
mendation will be produced.
A line <3ir«<sed 10 A. B. left at the Printing Of
fice will be immediately attended to.
December r».
TO BE SOLD FOR CASH,
OR EXCHANGED,
For property in the City, or within thirty
miles of it, .
A PLANTATION or tra« of Lirxl in
Mifflin County and State of Pcanfylva
nia, within Sx milei of the ri«er Juniau, con
taining about jeo acrea. There are about fifty
acret cleared, part of which i< a rich bottom,
watered by a ronftant Art-am that is flrong
enough to work an oil or a grill mill.. Any
person inclining to deal for it, may obtain fur
ther information by applying at the offic • of
this gazette.
N. B. If fold, credit wiH be give» for part
of the money.
O&ober ij, tffte
-dtl
diw( Di dtf) .
TO BE SOLD BY
WANTED,
•J. MIHH WiST ■:
'<ifOM 6w-
January I».
THIS VAT 13 PUBLISHED,
AT
Dickins's Stationary & Book-Store r
North StcenJ Strict, oftofii Clrif CUnb,
,a wrriß ioitjoh or
WASHINGTON'S ADDRESS
1 To the People b( the United Statet, on retiring from
Public Life,
Super Royal, 8-uo. ( Price Two Dollars)
OtnSnWnccil with » capital Portrait bjr one cf the
fijrlt Artists,
■ -4
NO eatcrtioni or expence hare been ("pared to
render ihi» publication complete,and altho' all the
mater ity and workmanlhip are entirely American,
th« paper, priming and engraving have been al
lowed Ky good jHrtgoi to exotd any thing ever at
tempted in the United Statet
DiCKitfS'j Stationary and Book Store is
rtmived from N6. 41 Market street, to the
house lately occupied by W. Cobbctt, in Se»
cond street, pppufite Christ church; where
country store keepers and other* may be con
ftanlly supplied w th a complete and peneral
aflortment of every article in the book ard
liationary lice, on the moll reafjnible term*.
H. MaxvieWs Printing Office
... IS t«I«TU '
,T« • hock adjoiei** the back partof Diekiot'a
> Bpok Store, wbijc PRItITINO'i ip»al] if* *»-
witty, in a ftyiref fuperiw tl«-
:Imm. T '- ■■> ' '-■*
!<• •
NOW PUBLISHED,
AND
T Q BE SOLD,
2J> JOSEPH if J AMES CRUKSHANK,
No. S7, High Street,
j ..'-.WEBSTER'S
HISTORY OF PESTILENCE,
Tii two volumes o&avo,
Prill ty tltjingb fttt 4 Mian ; with i frtti It a Jtmtn
aiUwU It Bttlftlltn.
'* This wnrk' Nty be had in flicrtt at two
and an half Dollar*, by applying ae £.
'Relden k Ca. Mo. 40, Pine New-
Jcnuarj 11 ; ;
THIS DAT IS PUBLISHED,
Price 6z\ cen^a.
AMD TO Be had or
WILLIAM JONES, No. 30 N. Fourth,
hear Market Arret,
A Won C upon a pion which never before ap
peared in the United States, bring« srtciis
of Dire&ory, but different from the usual
fort,
SN'TI TV L ED
lie New TRADE Director*,
ton taxLADtLmtA t
l.' K--' : Anfto t8oo:
' OH, iCtffepletc ua of *U the occapatiooa and
trmd«« (StMaAraiV and aJflotrtuilfy air«»ged)
jtr»6ife<! in the City. aAd Libertiea with the naifec*
, aod rc&koaM follow each of than rf
\ ffdnufy, also io f)pKfk*t>cal order 11* which U a4>
«Ud an AlplUlwtM*! Lift of all the Bu*ct«. ' -"-r
Hid Aiky» city and Übertm.
dtf.
tf a Mxrcbant or Shi* Owns* wiihci for any
rexfon to be acquaiutei" with all the YJaeeenft,
Grtven, Infiefiori, Gnareet, Mtafurrrt, Ship-lvrigltl,
Silp carfcnUrt, blip Jvtr.trt, Majl maters, B*at tail*
dm, Blaii maltrt, Riggtrt, CeuiXtrt,
iteiraJsrej, Mariner!, »r any he needs on
ly look to the Indm for tbe Tkads, aid he will b«
referred to the pages which contain all rhs r.aaics
and refidcnces as those wh« follow it.
If a Hovit-Kaefcn w>atsquicklf tt> find a Ha
ter, a Cab Baker, Seamjlrfr, White Wajktr, tVeJber,
China Mender i-Aotl mafnr tr Miflrt/t, GUmur, Pa
per Hanger, PaiUr, Cstar Cooper, Levifmith, Blaik
jmitb, BieUayrr, PUiflcrer nr Jtiner. H« can also
torn to the Indm and be referred to the Tr aqk in
question In like manner can the LaAUs find out
the rcSdcncea and names of all the Mantua msiere,
tminM imaitrt. Stay maim, bjrn ami A T urf,t, <9V
"Tt Sr**N«tmthe mo ft iumiml Baa, Jit,% Hufc,
Heir Drtjir, Hatter, Tayler, Vrvni n«icr Xtte—
Nor i» the utility of the work confined to these &■
lone ; for any Trajefnan may trace at once the
ramei and residences of the Mafiert mni "Journey
men in i'u rum line.
In short it is more of less VJtful (0 almojl ev
ery Clafi of Citizens- - And the Editor trusts that
filch an Expensive and laborious Undertaking
will meet with fuitaile Encouragement
j*"«- W*D)dtf
THE UNDERSIGNED,
TTIS Swtdifh Majefty'sConfal General, Mid au-
JLi thrriied to rranfad the ConfuUir Bufinefr,
for kia Majflcy the King of Denmaak iu the United
States ef America, residing at Philadelphia,
Hereby gives public Notice,
That in obedience to recent inArudions received
from his government, ifcis the duty of all Makers
of Swedsfti and Danish »eflels, before their faiUng
from any port in the said States, to call upor him
o> the Vice. C»»ful, io or.er to be granre4 .such
Certificates for their Cargoes, which the exigency
of the ilate of the Neutral Commerce and tiie fe
ver 1 Derrtes of (he Ikljigerent Powert, render
jndifperiably lucefiary, and, that any Matter of
vessel. belonging to the fefpeSive nations, or na
vigating under the p-oteclion of their flags, in
omitting to take such certificates, will pcrfooalk
"and relpoufible for the conference?.
RICHARD SODEHSTROM.
Philadelphia, IBtK December, 1799.
" j*.
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THE POSSESSORS
Or OBLIGATIONS er CERTIFICATES Ggn
ed by the fubfcriher, lor undivided Shares or
Lots on hit purchase within the eily of Wafliing
ton* who have not y« applied for and received
their Deeds, are hereby notified, that their several
Titles will be July completed to the order of thole
who in conformity with the terms of the fai l Cer
tificates, do male the Payments in full therefor,
either to Ttomaj Af'JZua & Co. or to the "uh
fcriber at Philadelphia, on or at any time before
the 31ft day of May Dcit.
cttf,
December it
i. i- i.
THE time being fixed on, when the
MILII'ARY LAND (commonly
called Knox's) WARRANTS* granted to
the United States' army, are to be rcgifter
ed and located,—the subscribers have ex
plored thattratt of land on which tboC- war
rants are to be laid; with a view, and for
the purpose of offering their services as lo
caters.
Wc take the liberty of suggesting, " that
weare at lead as -well acquainted with the
Situation, quality of the foif, See. of the dif
ferent townlhips in the aforcfaid tra£t, as
arty other person :" this wMI, perhaps, ap
pear more clearly, by observing, th«t Wil
liam C. Schink <t£Tiflcd in running the
Indian boundary line; at which time he '
conllderably travcrfed that trad: he also
afElted in furvryjng and laying it off into
townlhipi, and at other times ranged over 1
it, to gain information, But to obtain a
mere complete and accurate knowledge, we
bave lately spent between two and three
months, with frveral a&ftants, in particu
larly examining the different townlhips and
quarter townships ; by which means we have
acquired an accuiate knowledge of the whose
diftriftv—We now offer our fervicei to the
! public, as Locaters, with affl-rances that we
will locate every persons warrants intruded
to us to the best ''advantage, agreeably to
I their rights of location, which is to be de
termined according to law. For our Jer
vloes we demand- the one equal tenth part,
eitlier in lands or wairants, when we locate
a full traft, of four thoufaad acres «r more,
for one person or firm ; the land to be taken
In a square, at a corfier of the traft ; which
corner it to be equitably determined before
the time of location.—The one equal sixth
parti in «afb or warrant*, when we conne£t
and locate.any amount kfs than four thou
-I'an.l acres.- ■ W.e will be in Philadelphia
f:*m December next, until after the time vf
tt&r tf
to wit :
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the e
leventhday of January, in thetwenty-fourth
year of the Independence of the United States
of America, COLLINS ON READ and
OEOROE DAVIS, of tbe said Diftnfl,
have deposited in this office, the title nfa Book,
the right whereof they claim as Proprietors, in
the words following to wit
Clerk of tbt District of Pennsylvania.
The above declarations combining the sem
blance of fine writing with utility, and fettled
and appr ved by some of the fiift and most dif
tinguilhed Law Chara<net;s io the ftaie, are now
publilhed, and for sale at
Samutl Blodgtt.
THE SUBS
j explored the Land L
the Warrant! due to the L
Soldier: who ftrved in i
let;:e n tie United I
and Great Britain,
PROPOSES to l< cat* Warrants to tbe best
advantage, on being allowed a reafouable
compensation. He wilt attend at Philadelphia
at the time <>f locating ; and as nut lefi than
4000 acres can be regiflercd or located, will re;
ceive sumber of warrants less than thaf
amount, and tlaJ's then with others so as to make
up ihr q utility required.
The l'ubfcribcr propofts alfu tft attend on the
land immediately after locating, and Ihew any
feAioii in wh ; ch he may be employed.
Letters or warrants addrelfcd, to Alex
ander Addil'en, Esq. Pmiburgli, until t«e ill
day of January next, or to the fubliriber at
Washington, Pennfylvinia, anytime previous
to the i 7th December, anJ from that dayuutil
nth day of Ftlmiary next, at the Poll Office,
Philadelphia, wiil be attended to.
M'CLUNEY.
eoi jaf
■>£'; r''
January 16
TO THE PUBLIC.
location, to tranfatt fhi» bufutefs. Any
pcrfon wifliing to fatisfy himfelf farther,
will plcafe to call on us, by letter, (portage
paid) or when due attention will
be paid, and such voucher* may be seen as
we have to offer, which'we hope will be £g
tiifaftory.
MARTIN BAUM,
WILLIAM C. SCHENCK.
Philadelphia, Oft. 9, 1799. ' row..
DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA,
« TEN BLANK DECLARATIONS,
Elegantly'engraved on Copper plate, viz.
1. Debt on Bond |6. Qj»a»tum Meruit A
*. ■by Affignae 7. - Valebant
J. on single bill 8. On Protniflory note
4. —— on penal hilt 9. Same by Indorsee
5. Indebitatus As- 10. I refpafs and E
-6. fompfit je<3ment.
For the use of the Professors of the Law,
DRAWN ?T
COLLINSON Rf.AD."
In conformity to the ail of the Conerefs of
the United States, intituled " An afl ror the
encouragement of learning, by securing the co
pies of Maps, Charts and Books to the Author*
and Proprietors of fach copies, during the time
therein mentioned."
D. CALDWELL,
(L. S.)
GEORGE DAVIS's
JaAW-BOOK STORE,
No. 319, High-Street.
Whcre atwaya nay be bad, ev*ry book vranl
*d in that line.
January (4.
IN CUSTODY
In Middlesex Gaol, the following Negro men,
to wit:
ADAM HILL, fays he belo' gs to William
Mc. Mutrea, of Philadelphia, 11 years old.
Henry Hall, about 6 leet high, supposed to be a
bout 46 years eld, and some gentleman's coach
man or waiter, and from his diatftf, judged tobe
from Maryland or i,Virginia—lfaac Harmone, 5
feet, 6 or 7 inches high, very black, about 10 years
ol«t, lays he lived at the He»d of Elk, ilace of De
lawarc.
The owners of the above Negroes are
to pay charges and take them away, before the
nft of January enf«ing, or they shall on tkat day
be fold to defray expenses and gaol fees at the city
of Ncw-Brunfwick, an« State ol New-Jersey.'
peter keenon.
December JI—9J. _ not,
X'jpfc -jf.
CI NCI NN AH. \
It a meeting of the Pcnnlylvania State So
ciety of the Cincinnati, held at the State
House, in Philadelphia, 011 the aift of
December, 1799,
BRIGADIER GEN. MACPHERSON
The. following Resolutions were moved by
Major Jackson, and UMiumoufly
£
Resolved, ['hat, in veneration of the ex
ilted virtues, patrietifm, and public fervicea 4
)f our late mod excellent, beloved, and ever
o be- lamented Frefident General, Georgr
Walhington,—and as a tribute of the deepefl
orrow, and mod affeftionate attachment tc
lis endeared illustrious memory, the
Members of this Society will wear mourn
ng.conneded with the of the Society,
Resolved, 1 hat a strip of bfatlt Ribband
jatftng along the centre of the Ribband of
Thefollowing resolution* Were povedbygen.
Resolvtd, That Major Jacki'oll be request
cd to prepare and pronounce an Eulogium on
bracing a fuinmary review of his Civil and
Military services ; and that the fame be dei
livered before this Society 011 Saturday the
2id day of February next, at one o'clock,
P. M. at such place as the Standing Com~
mittcf- to wlu ni the arr t< geinents of the day
of Representatives, thr Members of both
HouU* of Congress, ibr Heads of Depart-,
menu, vhe Judiciary, and fych other officer*
of the General and State Governments at
may then be in Philadelphia, be refpe&fully
•Rtvifed to honor'the Society with their pre-
D?c J -"l 11 lawjwScdtf
: > •;, 3
,4 v.-
-*
">s
for fcTtral y«ar«, and it very faitable for that b»- i
Cnef», btin? about o-e hundred feet front on (be >
rivtfl Poflcffifn wil! !>e piven on the >rft of May
.
the said wharf, pjffrffion of whkh may be had im>
mediately. erfluire of
JOSHUA HUMPHREYS.
QITUATED aSont two milti fr» B , Newtown
O the county town of Backs on the main road
leading to Yardley'a Ftrry, on the Delaware, a>
bout fo»r nil.'s from thejattfr jjlscc, anJ about ,
twenty five flora PhiUpelphia, containing I*l -
acres, the whole uirder good f ence and in high
culture. There ar.-on the premif. . .-congenital
two (lory Stone H.ufc, with a commodiot» Stone
Kitchen adjoiog a stone spring house, over an f*. (
anflihle frnng, a few paeee from the door, with
convenient out houfea, Ac. Ste. The ekgaucy of
the Ctuation, .nd the e.cellmt natural qualitie.of
Three Hundred Dollars Reward.
LAST NIGHT
THE Pocket of the Subscriber
wa» cut nom his coat at the Theatre, .
containing a black Morocco POCKET BOOK
with the lol'owing Noif»,
a of Fiv» Hundred Dollars each)
I of One Hundred,
5 of FiJ'ty each,
3 of Twenty each, and
t of Ten, 11 of the Branch of New Yoik;
i of One Hundred each, oil the iVlißhattat
Bank, N. Y.
Cs"Any person apprehending the said Thief
and securing the above Notei, (hall receive tkt
above reward ; and Two Hundred Dollars will
be given for the Book and Contend, and n»
quelhons alk'd.
JONATHAN STANLY.
f Apply at Mr. Hardy's Hotel, No. 98
Market Street.
January 4.
CHRISTIAN WIRTZ, Jun.
AVttJM, January 11.
Thirty Dollars Reward. (
DESERTED
FROM the Marine Barracks on the night of th*
14th inft—JoHN OSBORN, born in tl« I
town of Bedford, Well Cheftcr county and fta«
of New-York, aged si years, 9 months, 5 ftit
8 and a quarter inches High, grey eyti (long que<fy
light hair, ruddy complexion, pock marked, bj
trade a Shoemaker. Entitled by Lieutenant Rey
nolds in Stephan'a Town, near Albany the 45th o.'
June lad liad on arid took with him a fiiort
round blue cloth coac with a red cape, a blu« ' c .
cloth coatee, a few white waiftcoati, a leng grey
mixed clo'h ceat ana breaches, a pair of boots, 1 ■ 1
checolate coloured great coat trimmed with blacC !<
hair plulh, a furr hat half worn, and two filvc '
watches, ope a middle size, the other small. Ha
may iropofe himleli on some family or gentleman- ••
as a waiter, as he ha 9 a&ed in that capacity
Whoever apprehends said Deserter, and secures hint
in jail, feh J• him to Headquarters, or deliver! him
Co any of the Marine officers, or any officer of the :
army of the United States ihall receive the above
reward and all reafooabfe charges,
J. S. LEWIS,
Adjutant Marine Corps,
Taiiuary 16.
HP WO or three Gentlemen with their fer- •
-a- varts, may b« accommodated with Lodging*
and Breaklatl, and two furnlCssd rooms, at N*>
83 north Fifth Street.
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