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oa?ette of tfje Jstftt£o, and Philadelph
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» jt * No Subscription will be received for
t shorter term than six months.
JOHN MILLER, Junr.
No. 80 Dock, near Third street,
HAS FOR SAI.E,
Coffaes,
Mamoodies,
Taflfatie
Striped Doreas,
Tangibs,
Patna and
Santipoor Han (kerchieft.
The foregoing will be fold very luw in order to
tlole faiea.
ALIO,
A FEW PACKAGES OF
German Goods,
Suitable to the Weft India Market;
by the Fair American from Hamburgh.
OSoVr ij.
THIS DAT IS PUBLISHED,
AND SOLD
By R. AITKEN, No. 22 Market Street,
AND
By W. YOUNG, corner of Chefnut
and Second Street?,
Thcrmomeirical Navigation,
£ei-g a Series of Experiment! anJ Obiervationr,
to prove that by afeertaining tbe relative beat of
tbe sea -water, from time tt time.
The paflage of a (ltip tliro' the Gulpb Stream,
and from deep watsr into foundings,
May b« rfifcoverod in time to avoid danger; al
though (owing to tfcmptftuons weather)' it
may lie impcfiible td heave the laad,
or observe tbe heavenly bodies.
Kxlt aSU d front tbe American Pbihfopbieal TronJaflions t
Vol. 11. and 111.
WITH
ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS.
« God helps them that help themselves."
, Ptcr Ritbari.
January ». eo^w
Tbe Lay 'Preacher of Pennsylvania.
TO BE LET,
A large Wharf and Stone Store,
Jn the BiltriS of Soutbwarl,
THE fame where the Frigate now lays. The
Wharf has been occupied as a Lumber Yard
for several years, and is very faitable for that bu
fir.eft, being about o«e hundred feet front on the
river. Poff Dion wHI be given on the !ir(l of May
SOSW A (fa, a Thr-e Story Brick House a-ljoining
the said wharf, pofftffion of which may be had im
mediately. Inquire of
JOSHtTA HUMPHREYS.
January 10.
new line of stages
To New Tork,
By the (borteft and most pleasant road—passing
through Frankford, Buflleton, Newtown,
Pennington, Miliftene, Boundbrook, Union
Camp, Scotch Plains, Springfield and New
a,k t;he swiftsure
starts from tbe Green Trer, No- jo North
Fourth Street, at i o'alock every morning, and
arrives at New York early thentxl evening.
From New, York it fttirts at 9 o'clock every
day (Sundays excepted) and arrives at Phila
delphia, early the »ext evening
Fara for pafltHgers j dollr.rs, way paflengers
6 cents per nvle. Each pjjfffiiger allowed T4lh
of baggage. One hundred arid fifty \»eight of
baggage to pay the fame as a pafleftger.
All bafggage to be at the risk of the owntr,
unltft inl'ured and receipted for by the clerk?
of the different offices. Rate of insurance one
per cent.
Apply to JOHN M'CALLA, No. 50
North Fourth Street, Philadelphia, and to
WJLLTAM VANDERYOORT, No. 4 S
Cowrtland Street, N. E. corner of Greenwich
Street, New York.
January 3. eodtf
To tbe Holders cf
MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.
THE Sbbfcriber having lately returned from
viewing the land, ftirveyed and appropri
ated to fatisty the land warrant's, i (Tiled by the
secretary at war, to the officers and soldiers of
the late continental army; and having made
arrangements with Mr. James Jokrilon, of
Chester county, Pennsylvania, who he left ran
the land, and who with the afiiflance of an in
telligent inhabitant of that county, will spend
five months in exploring the different feAonj.
He will tike regular notes, descriptive of the
foil, foliation, and natural advantages attached
to each fe<£lionin the whole furvey —which notes
will be placed in the hands of the fubferiber pre
vious to the period for locating, thercbj ena
bling him to make the most advantageous lo
cations the priority will admit.
He effers hUfervice to the holders of land
warrants of'tbe above defcriptibn, throughout
the United States', to receive their Warrants, class
them, (as no lets quantity than 4000 acres wiil
be regilterd it the office of the treasury) have
them registered agreeable to law, and attend to
make the location at the the time appointed in
February next.
For tranfaftir.g tbebulinefs, o*e tenth part
of the laud fpecified iu the warrants will be re
quired, and no overcharge, except the poflage
of tetters. All warrants forwarded and letters
addressed to the fu£fcriber, at No.3,Penn-ftreet,
Philadelphia, will receive immediate attention.
JAMES E.SMITH.
Septemet > __ mwftf.
• '
wanaw
it 1 NOTICE.
ng,
r , A I.L persons having Demands against tbe Ef
," I \ tat e of SAM { UEL EMLEN, late of tlii
.' city, deccafed, are desired to produce cheni fc.
l j ftttlen e'it; and those indebmJ thereto to maki
in, immediate payment t,>
SAMUEL EMLEN, ? Exfcutors .
- 0 , THOMAS MORRIS, S xfcutors -
Philadelphia, Ist mo. 13tb, 18co' ditl
_ , 1
- NOTJCE. y
ALL persons indebted to the Kflite of CAP
TAIN KF.I!iAN FITZPATRICK, ma
riner deceased, are requeded te ntake mi mediate
payment to the fubferibers; an! those who havi
any demands againfl the said e'.late are ttqucfte<
to fumilh their accounts for fettlenient to
P. FERRALL, ? Executors .
THOMAS M'EUEN, 5 bxecutors '
January 13, 1800. dtj
to UNSEATED LANDS.
THE owners of Unseated Lands in Allegheny
County, Pi»nf/lvdnia, are hereby notifi'd,
that unlef« the Taxes due on said Lands for the
Years '. y95, 1796, 1797. and 1798 are paid iDto
the bands of Johs Wilkins, County
■ Treafvrer, r* or before the loth day of February
next, they will be advertised for lale as the law
direfy.
JL&ttieze'r Denny, 1
IVilliam Dunning, V Commissioners.
:t j James Robinson, J
Pittsburgh, November 5, 1799- > m '
TAKE NOTICE,
ripnAT application is made to the Ban!.
"g of the United States, for the renewal of
the following certifisates of Bank (lock, which
were loft in the brig Paggy, Captain Fluyer,
n, on her paffige from America to London.
No. p or Eight shares of B.ank Stock
'1- *96* f ; n favour of Samuel Ethridge.
»9 8 7 J
WILLINGS FRANCIS.
Oiflober SJ, djm.
i
NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the Eflate of
Jacob Thomas, of Walhington in the
State of Kentucky, dec#ated, are requeded
' to make immediate payment —All persons
~ having demands again/t f«id estate are de.
fived to fumi/h their accounts legally attell
ed to JACOB REESE,
Aduiiniftrator.
PhSadelphia, OiSoberji, 1799.
■d . NOTICE.
Ie A LI. persons indebted to the eftatecf Thomas
'T t\. Wilson, late «f Southwirk, deceased, are
g are reqnefted to make immediate paymeut to tbe
l * iubferibers, and those who have any demands
again (I the fald estate are rcquulled to futnidi their
accounts for settlement.
SARAH WILSON, Administratrix.
JOEL W. WILSON, Administrator.
No. 195, south Froct (Ircet, ?outhwark.
irno has so litr,
A BRICK STABLE,
g Sufficiently large to contain ni:ie Hcrfei.
I, JL3O,
„ For Sale or to Let.
. A New FRAME CARRIAGE HOUSE.
Nov i, 1799. dtf.
TO BK F.renANGED
1 For a PLANTATION in New Jersey,
A VFKV va'loabli
Grift Mill and Plant,ation,
SITUA I E in Salem eounty, U»p«r Alloway's
creek township, about Ox miles from thatown
of Salem, and about one mile and a half from a
s landirg on Alloway's creek, whsre shallops con
' ftantly ply to Philadelphia The Mill nas two
wat.r whatls, (over-shot) two pair of (tones, one
of which are burr. The bolting and koitting je«r
, go by water, and attnehed to the Mill is a large
j Kiln for drying corn, built npen tta mofl ap
■ proved plan; the whole mill work and bolting
cloths, ice. htve lately been either made new or
completely repaired. The plantation confids of
' one hundred and fifty acres of laud. The build
' irgs extluftvc of the mill houte and kiln, are a
large dwelling house, a barn, stables, eorncrib,
1 &c. &c.
For particular information apply to
RICHARD WISTAR,
No. IT9 Marlet Street.
Di-oember II turh&l'a6w
A JOURNEYMAN PAPER MAKER,
Wbo can work well at the Vat,
Will meet with eood applying
at No IC4 North froat Strsct.^ -^^
dtf.
GENTEEL ACCOMMODATIONS,
For several Gentlemen,
At No. 39, North Sixth Street.
January ie. dtf.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY oh Saturday evening tlie 13th
July instant, from Crjebrook Furnace,
Lancaster county, a Negro Man named Cato,
he is about 40 years of age, five feet fix or I'e
ven inches high, tolerable black, with a down
»H look, fqoints, he is a cunning artful fellow,
a great liar, and very fond of strong liq-ior.
has been brought up to tbe farming bufin'b, i»
very handy at any kind ot laboring work ; he
took with him a nun.her of clothing, amongll
which were, one fnit plain Nai'kcen ; (foroe
money). It isexpefJed he has ftrtped his course
for Philadelphia or New York.
*•)■* The above reward will be paid for fe-
him in any gaol in the United States,
with reafonaMe charges if brought home.
SAMUEL JACOBS.
Coleirook Furnace, July 16, 1799: *
(O18) dSm
i MADEIRA WINE,
, f Oj an excellent Shiality and good Age,
lli. TO EE SOLn.
cr 2y the pipe, quarter cask or lef, quantity,
lte
Nf. 107 South Seem J Street.
December it 1 <)j m
ENGRAVING,
L W By TRENCHARD V WESTON,
in THt Following branch ts, v«x.
pOR I SLaI i aui LaPtifeape, nUyi, Chaffs, Klls
" i of Exchange ami Pto-iiiflory Notes, Tyfeaud
a- Wood tuts, Seal Cutting*, Jewellery and Silver
te work, &c. Every article 1 the above line will be
ve execut-d with neatness and «lif|>atrh, and 011 the
ed .' 011 terms by applying at the south
wtft corner ol F. urth and -ptuce ltr»ets.
N. B —Order# from auroad will he thankfully
received and pun&aally attended to,
t j January jo. taw 4 w.
BUILDING LOTS,
TO BZ LET ON GROUND IENT.
>y SEVEN LOTS,
<l ' TTPON Seventh flreet, between Chefuut aud
1C W -Walnut (Ireets. Thcfelotsare in a Deigiibor
;o hood where large improvements are carrying on,
'y aud ' roperty co»fen«ently much incrcJCug in
)' value. There ia also a large quantity of budding
w materials likely to be ready lor sale Dear tie spot
in a (l)ort time, whith circumdancai remkr those
Lots an objeift well worth atttentiop, Also to let
Three other Lots,
upou Seventh ftrcet, between Market and Arch
n. streets, and near the Mint of tbe United
_ For further particulars plcafe to apply to the
Sublcniers at their Office, JTo. 114, South Fourth,
near Spruce street.
* BONSALL tsT SHOEMAKER.
f JtDmvr 10. etrttw.
h
f y THB FOLLOWING
VALUABLE LANDS
k Will be offered for sale, at tbe Merchants
Coffte House in tbis city, between tbe
boars of six end eight on tbe evening of
Saturday tbe twenty-second of March
- next.
In the County of OLYNN and State qf
GEORGIA—aII patented in trails
>f of loco acres,
ie 7,000 Acres at the confluence of Frederica
d and Tuttle rivers, and head of St. Si
s moil's found, near the town of Brtrnf.
wick. *
, »Bi,ooo Acres on the waters of the great and
little Satilla rivers, and of BbSaloe
creek.
4',000 Near the above described trafls.
»5,000 Near the above described tracts.
»80,000 Acre* on the waters of the great Sa
tilla and Alatahama.
1471000 Acres on the fame waters.
je,ooo Acres ou tbe waters of the great Sa
» tUIa.
e 50,c00 Acres on ihe waters of little''atiHa and
Alatamaha rivers ind Buffaloe creek.
® £3,000 Near the above described tracts.
r In tbe Srste of VIRGINIA —all patenttd.
44,000 Acres in the c unty of Bath, oft both
fides f Green Briaf river, f'ubject to
to 3000 acres of prior surveys, ia
cludcd within the said 44,000 acre.i,
but excluSve of (hat quantity.
41,000 Acre* in the county of Bath, < n the
eall fide of the Cow PiAure river and
and on both fides of the Waggon
r Road leading from ifie Warm Springs
to Staunton, ('object a< afotelaid to
5000 acres prior surveys
4',000 Acres in the county of Randolph, on
Bufhanan liver, subject as aforef.id
to 458'! seres prior l'nrveys.
30,000 Acres in tbe ceun y of Bath, on the ;
east Cce of Calf Padure river, fuljea
as afore!lid to 5000 acres prior sur
veys.
» In PENNSYLVANIA.
' 60,000 Acres in NortbutnberUnd conii:y, fur- •
1 veyed and returned.
46,800 Acres in Nortb'Jinl>erlaud county, fur
' veyed and ret'irncd.
40,400 Acres in Bedford county, an.l
ready to be returned-
For tb» greater part oT the piirchafe
money a liberal Credit will be al'owed the pur
- chafers, givicg unqueftionaMe f'ecurity.
Persons wishing particular information will
pleas* to apply at No. 41 Arch llrse - , where
the patents and drafts, and alio .certificate* of
1 the quality ef the Georgia and Viigir.ia Lands
are deposited
THOMAS FITZSIMON3,
BENJAMIN R. MORGAN,
JEREMIAH PARKER.
Phi adelphb, Jau. 7. ip.wtS
Twenty Dollars Reward.
RAN-AWAY from Sprirg Forge, in York
• Connty,a mafi, ISAAC, other
wife CUDJO, about u year? <ld, the property
of Robert Cclcinin; fcfq. He ii about 5 feet 8
inches high, hleniilh in his eye*, wore **b:te
in them than common, by trade a F*rgeman ; had
on and rook with him a drab coloured broad cloth
coat, almoA new. * sailors jacket and pantaloons
Drin ted fancy cord, a I wan I down (hiped under
?cket; a rcrura hat j one fine and one coarfc
(hirt' ot>e muslin handkerchief, two
ditto flriped border, a blue Perfiau under Jacket
;»nd tw(> peir cottqa fto-efcing;*' Whoever takos up
.fai4 negro anil lodges him in any jail in this or any
of the neighbouring states (halt havr the above r«-
ward or reasonable expencrM< brostght hotr>.
JOHN .BRIEN.
Spring'Fcrge, a,;, 1^99.
N. B. As said negro formerly Jrrfd in Chester '
count y, it it probable he may return there.
Nmremb«r(jJ' /
7tree Lents lie-ward.
RUN away (rpm Subfcriber on the evening 1
of th« atfth inft. a hound Servant GIRL, 1
RanVed ETiiaheth Howci»el, had on andf took witli
her three different change* of garment and moneyi t
proud, and in pudei>t, a noted lyar ; any pw- j
son apprpho rxiing her fliall «e ewtitleU to the above i (
reward—no eofls or charges will be paid.
N. B, bJbehad 1 vears and some months to serve j 1
DANIEL FITZPATRICK,
Golhen Towafhip, Cheftar County* Jaly 29.
august
Braining School.
TECK having beeß solicited by c
his I rlends to engage in a Drawing Sehoo
takes the lib ( rty of in f orniirg them and the pub
ft u' t ,nt< n^s °P cn ing one at his house i
1 th street, opposite tha State house yard, o
- M on day the 4th of November, on thy followin
terms:
Mondays s IVcdnefdays and Fridays t
J T ~ Dal-
Ladies from three till five, per quarter, 9
Gemlwrien, from taif past 5 (ill pad 7, 9
.1? Privity J.tffous, nt hoa.e f#r o»e hour, I
ud From home, tv»o hours, 3
l r pp:rspective,
e The ground work of al of draw
5 taught hy a fimple and Ibort me
tn tfcod than hitherto pra6.ifed«
ly
n r ANTEDi
A per son ro do house work; also a boy to 'at-
tend the family and take care of a horse.
LANCASTER STAGES^
id Proprietors of the Philadelphia and Lan
r- X carter line ©(StagesDISPATCH, return their
n, grateful thanks ro their friends and the puMic in
in general, (or the puft favors they have rectiVL-fl,and
ig inform them that in addition to the regular Line,
ot th»y are p ovi led with Carriage?, &&& and car. ful
fe drivcis, to go through fx t ween the City and
ct Borcwgh in two dajs. Ciio/tf who prefer this mode
of traveling can be accommodated at the Stage
. Office, sign of United States Early, Market ikeet,
Philadelphia.
Ie Sleugb, Downing, Dunwoody & Co.
h, Nov. 30. 5f 2t— §
Huntingdon County Taxes.
AS one of t>e Commiflioners of Huntingdon
county, I can make fetilemtnt with the hold
ers of unseated Land, situated in said county, with-
out increaling colk, by adve-rtifement lor lale—if
called upon within fix days from this date at the
c hose of General Proper in Arch flrtet, near Fifth
/ rtreet.
b is hoped the owners of such land who rcfido
in the city, will endeavour to meet this arrange
ment and prevent a special advertisement as the
law direct*.
JOHN CADWALLADER.
January I,i- dit.
[• TO BE SOLD,
Or Rentedfor a term Of Years,
,1 A LARGE
e TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
With a Lot thereunto belonging,
SITUATE in Duck Crerk, Cross Reads
Kent County, State ot Delaware, fronting
on the M.iia Street-, tiiera are on the lower
Floe, five Rooms and an Entry, with a
- number ef well finiflied Rooms up Stairs, a
Cellar under the whole Building, a Brick kitch
d en, a } ump of good Water, with a Stable, Car
:. riage House and ?heds, the wlmle Improvements
are in go. d repair. The Seat is well calculated
for either a Store or Tavern, the latter of which
li it ha« been 6> copied for a number of years . ish
3 j considerable fucccfs. The Hi nation m dry and
. , t!-e Cr.uv.ry a r .ond being very healthy awl a
f pi; r» of confirferable Trade, it will lie well
w th the attention of any person wiffiing to
e : purchaf'e or rent.
' C?" For further pirticulars apply to the ?üb
i ; ft fiber .at the aforefaid plsce.
I JOHN CUSJMINGJ.
January 8. ra v.^ni
For Sa/e, or to Let,
A two story Brick House,
S't. uie oi IDuie Jireet, tr .irl/Uery irne, in tbe Nfrtktm
I.UgfpM,
TT WING tw< rconi, on u floor, £re places in
li i-ath, a k-th«n and waih liouft; i)J m oicci
lent otder and built of the .'.ateriali.' For JVr
- ; tber information ir.q.i;; t at N0:39. ')"ch street.
Alfn, a HOUSE, No. 106, south Second
| flrret, to let—entire ai*r.beve.
( Dec, 30. iav^.s*-.
One Tbinhcu ; Ftee Hundred
DOLLARS
WAS delivered to the PQSTMAti-
TER litre, in the Post-Ofuce,
; on the evening of Tiiel'd.ty tlie 27th uk. in
a LETTER direiletl to Mr. Jebn Mills,
' Merchant, Baltimore, containing' two
ALEXANDRIA BANK NOTES, No.
4jao, in favour of William Taylor, and
dated 30th April, 1798) for ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS, and Na. 452Z, in fa
vour of John P. Pleasants, aH d.tted the
toth ot, I)ecer>' : er, fytjS,<f(s' FT V,E HUN
DRED DOi,L.\l!S ,'.vhkh ktter ha.sbeen
SUPrRESSED h a pOSf-OFEICE, and
the SANK NOi'Es taken nut ts the
PUBLIG MAIL w.-s not STOPPED,
MOLESTED, Vr ROBBED:
Banker-, and inercbants are particularly
re que ft cd to watch the c'lc'ulation of f-tid
notes, and stop thet.;i ;• Irfff any jxrfon gi'v
ifiig fuji infonnatiOH.|vs will lead us to our
m®ney, fliaJl have FIV E HUNDRED
yOLLARS reward.
WILSON er SWANN.
(Vii-g.) Sept. 10.
SCT" All Printers in tbe United States,
are requefUd to the abeve, and we
tvilj p«y thepi.
THE STOCKHOLDERS
Of tl»e Lehigh Goal Mine Company, are
hereby notified, that an Ele&ion for one
President, eight Manages aud one Treafur
er, for the ensuing year, will be held at the
house of Mr. Cammeron, sign of the Golden
I Swan, in Third Areet, on Monday, the 20th
j of January next, at 6 o'clock in the evening.
ISA AG WAMPOLE, Sec'ry.
Dec. 31. fawtE. .
i £'-:Ju4IMnaCCEMOitSU-«
Just ■ eceived'imd for Sale,
Ry Wm. Y. BIRO'.H, Stati' ner, N-o. ij,
■>f South S'couJ Strett, i
TBI rOLLOWINO
; n VALUABLE MEDICINES.
m
° Infallible Ague and Tcver Drops.
A lorg eulegium on the virtues of this rat ncine
s. is unneceflfary, as the money will be returned if
patient is not relieved-it never havir.g failed in
njany thousand cafe*; n<n one In a hundred hit
had cccnficn to r;ke more than abetrie, arid nun.
b;rs r t half t bottle.
Habn's Anti-bilious Pills.
Dr. H.iHN's
TRU6 AND G&NUINB
German Corn Plaister.
An infallible r, tnrdy for c rns. I'prr-'ily re
moving (htm root nnd branch, wiiUut mvii ff
pain. . "
The Genuine Perfpn Lotion.
' So celebrated among the fnftiorable rhrouph
• out Europe, as an jr, valuable cof:,.ciic, perfedly
j innocent and fefe, free from corrosive a:'<t fepel
lant minerals (the bjifis ol orf r lotions) and of
j Un a'aleijet! efficacy Jri preventing and removing
j cutaneous Hfemifljfs ef th- face and ik;n of evfry
kind, particularly, freckWs, pimples, } its pfter
small pox. ii fl mimatory reHnefs, luirf?. retters,
ring wormt, fun burns, prickly bear, precr.-ture
• wrinkle*, See. Y'he P-rlian f. olios operates u.ildv
Iv, without impeji' pr hnr aatu il, Jiifenfitlle per
fpiratior, which it eCfential to htatih—yrt its ef
fort are speedy and permanent, r<.nderi: <; the
Hc:n delicately foft and provi:i' t ' tb®
complexion and rci'torirn; rhe bloom of youth;
never failing to re-vder an ordinary countenance
btautiful, and a handfomc one njore so.
)
Sovereign Ointment for the Itch,
f Warranted an infallible and immediate cure, at
: once ufirg; being the inoll speedy, effectual end
i plsafant r medy »ver offered to the puilic, and for
the satis a<Hioß of the timorous, the proptistaf
s msketh oath, that 'his ointment does not contain
a single particle of ftiercury or any other perni
cious ingredient in its composition, and may b«
used with the mo I per ft ft faiety by prejpiant wo
men aud on infants newly torn.
Patent Indian Vegetable Specific,
Fur lit curt of VtncTtal Citnflair.it of Lvery it^nfticn.
An eitt'uuve trial of near four years, has proved
the vegetable fpecific 10 be efleSual In expelling the
veaeral viiui,ho#ev:r deeply rioted in the confuta
tion, a', d has restored health to rti:ny who haVtl -en
brought to the v.rge ol the giave by th* impro
per adoiiniflratiou of tutrcury. Within this pe
riod upwards cf eight thoufai: 1 patients have ex
perienced its falorary ess Ss.
With the medicine is giver, a description of the
fyrr,ptoms which obtain in every fiape of the dif
tafe, with copious diie&ions for their treatment,
so as to accomplish a perfe-S CHre in the shortest
time antl with the least inconvenience pofisble.
HAMILTON'S
Worm destroying Lozenges,
Which have, within nLif months pa", reli/ved *p
wards of HIGH I'EEN THOUSAND PERSONS
of all ages in various complaints arising from
worms and (torn fnulnefs or obnruaioi.s" in the
flomaeh and bowels.
1 his nuiliciue bear? no analogy whatever to
others of similar title so commonly complained if,
a« operating with a degree of violence, lutticient,
only to kill r. orm?, bdt (ometimcs to endan
ger the patient's life; on the contrary, a-peculiar
excwllcDce of this remedy 'ls, its being fuiied to
every age and conflitution, contains nothing but
what is perfectly innocent and is fa mHd in' its
op«r?ifiQn, that it cannot injure the most delicate
prrgnint lady, or ths tendcTeft infant ef a week
old, fh-flld Ho WoVm-tEI! in die'boey; but will,
without pain or
bowel*t>! whatever is tm.lor (iff rfive, anc! thcrt«
liyv prevent tl.it pio4u<iiion of words and many
fatal eifyrdtrs.
S3* At the. filace c( tile may be Iccn many re
markaNe cafes'of Hures, the aathenucity of which
ally pHfcn may afcertaifi, iither by letter or per
fotial application—not beir.p performed in Eur ipe,
nobody Itncws where—but at borne.
Perl';ns wilhing to procure any of the above to
di *ini • . enu'ne, must apply O'-JLY as above—ami
Irkcwlfc obft rve, that the signature of J.ee & Co.
(who ire appointed the : g reral agents for th«
United States) is paftcd on the outiide of each,
vAich they cannot b« genuine.
At tie above place may be likewise had,
GOWLAND's LOTION.
CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS,
ANDERSON'S PILLS, &c. &c.
Wholefa'e purchasers allowed a liberal profit
by application to I ce & Co., Market' street, Bal
tiir.orr; who will punctually clccuta all orders.
Jtiniurj i y ic.vtf
ECONETON IRON WORKS.
TO BE SOLD,
OK LF.ASED FOR ON K YKAP. THAT
VcAualle Estate,
KNOWN by the name of ;h» Booncton Iron
Works, fnnuj in tbe county of Morris ia the
nat» of Ntw-fcrf.'y, coufiOing <jt ? Fo rg. with
four fires, a liolling and Slitting Mill, a Or.ii mill
with two Rufi of flsr.es, and Saw siill, all iu goqd
order and new in use, together with an excellent, _
■nd convenient bouse, with out hot I s of
every kir.!; among which are an Ice house, an 1
llcne rail!', house, with a remarkable fine spring In
it, a large Garden, and an excullcnt eollsiftion of
Fruit, a large Orckard, and 1500 acres of wood,
pai-ure and arable land, and a great r.umSer of
It ore and workmen's liouics Icnmediate po(T, flion
will be given Oi houses ana (tores I'ttflTcient for
providing ilock tlie prefer* winter, and poffeffioa
of the whole in the Ipring.
For terms spquire of David B Ogden at New
ark, mr Petur M-ackia in New-York, mr. David
Ford in Morris Town, or msffrs. Jacob sad B th
ird Faefch on t fte premises.
January 11