-rjtogjfg&g •*£30231
PRATT fcf KINTZING,
No. 95, North YVater-Bre^|^'
£ ON HAND THE FOLL
GOODS,
KA
ENTITLED to drawback, which they off** 1 for
Tale at moderate prices fo r cash j or the usual
credit ; or on a credit of I a or f8 month* upon
Mortgages on Real Property, in or near the City
of Philadelphia, or otner fatisfaitory security.
50 boxes aridbalesTiclc
lenburgh».
■ 60 do. do. Hemp
en linens.
jaAp,,
do Ozna
brig?.
50 do. Parterbornes.
»5 do. Biclficld Linens.
II do. Creas and Creas
a la Pylotlaix.
Brown Rolls.
Do. Hefluii-.
Polifli Rolls.
Bed Ttchs.
Siatttois.'
Ara'jias.
.Umpty Uags. 80 hhds. Hogs Brittle*.
Oil Cloths. 1 hhds. Dutch Glue
Shoes and Slippers. 10 calk* Nails assorted
Soal and upper Leather. from 3d. to aod.
»S«aling War. 16 calks Ironmongery.
A ' ackage Gold and Sii- 8 calks Iioe?.
ver Watches. GermanSted.
A few cheflsToys. 6 hhd*. i.'cflte milU.
Shtcs and Pern ils. Blocking Twine, Tapes,
*fo hhds. Havanna Mo Stone Pickling Pots,
lafics &c &c.
Februtry 15
AU fHENTIC LJF£ OF SUWOROW.
JUST PUBLISHED,
FOR SALE.
AT THIS OFFICE,
A' SKETCH OP THE '
JUfe atio cijaratter
OF
PRINCE ALEXANDER SVWOROIV RYM-
NIKS XI,
Field-Ma. (Hal General in the fcrviceof His Imperi
al Majesty, the Emperor ot all thi: Ruflias,
wir*
The History of his Campaigns.
Translated from the Germati of Frederick
Antbtng.
y To which is ad<!«d,
A concise and ccmpreherisive History of
His Italian Campaign.
By William Cobbett.
With an elegant Prini-Pjrtrait of tbai re.
notvned Warrior.
[Price .1 i-z Dollars.]
Portrait of Marshal Suiborow.
Gestleiren desirous of a capital liUe
nefs, executed in the firft style, of thi? iHuftrious
Chriilian Chieftain, may lie lurnifiici with parti
cular proof in\l reflions, at this offi e, price one
Dollar.
filiruary 11.
pLaisteuing.
rpHE SuhTcribfr having undertaken the
■*• pliiflerinft of the Prefidtnt't ho«fe in the
city of Waihington, wishes to engage twenty
goa4 hands, to whom he will give genrrom
wages. To cooii&eiice from the ift of Mirch.
February to
S At ES
LANDS AND SHARES
IN THE
Population Iff AJylum Companies.
On Friday the 7th day of Ma.xh next.
At 7 o'clock in the evening will be cxpofeU to
Salt bj Public Vendue,
At the Merchmts Coffee House in Second
ltrsct, ill the city of Philadelphia,
THf FOLLOWING
LANDS,
>
2 5 5
? ? S?"
Equinunk, Northampton co.
Leh-uvaxeri, ditto do.
Buttermilk Falls, Luzerne do.
Equinunk, NorthampU n d<*.
ditto ditto do.
1 41
1 J943 4»
8 31K7 7°
% .853 80
3 io 84 66
3 1.109 61
' * B.sc i 3
*»
Ji 4714 8»
4 1489 s8
4 17si 88
6 a6oj 124
6 1501 97
*3 9737 9 6
8 Ji°s m
19 8061 8
*0 8644 too
*7 11474
63 »J49J »3
*3 95 16 9'
Lehawaxen, ditto do-
CuOies Creek, d'tto do.
Equinunk, ditto do.
diuo do.
ditto ditto do.'
Fquinunk, ditto do.
Wyfankin, Luzerne, do.
Starucia, Northampton do.
Buttermilk Falls, Luzerne do.
Ox Bow Creek, ditto do.
Mefhappin,
ditt»
Tufcarora,
WappaiTng, ditto do.
Mefcappin & Tunkannock.
Lucerne do.
Allegheny do.
Equinunk, Northampton do.
Starucia, ditto do
%r> iccoo o
8 3439 3°
10 3456 13
% 747 mo
5 aißi 68
15 6000 o
Brodhead's Creek, do. do.
ditto ditto do.
East branch of Lehawaxen,
Northampton do.
East branch of Lehawaxen,
3 120*
Northampton do.
French creek &c. Allegheny do.
Toby's creak, Northamp. do.
Schuylkill, Berks do.
Conocancring, Allegheny do.
ditto ditto do.
Lehawaxen, Northampton do.
Wappufiug, Luzerne do.
Northumberland do.
75 30000 o
10 6188 80
37 14879 o
11 3*57 59
>3 339 1 9 l
11 4400 e
9 33*4 44
6 6»93 135
199664 >7
ALSO,
Six hundred and seventy-three Shares in
tbi Population Company.
Three hundred and twenty six Shares in
the Asylum Company.
CONNELLY & Co.
Philadelphia, 14th Ftb. <itf
NG
13 pipes old Port Wine.
25 boxes Tumblers as
sorted.
100 boxes Hamburgh
Window Glass 8 by
ID, Sec. *
I chcft aflorted Looking
Glafics.
Several large elegant do.
1500 Demijohm.
joltrgs Pearl Barlry.
A few tons Roll Brim
Hose.
10 keys Yellew Ochre.
A few bhls. Rofin#
40 tonsßttflii Hemp.
f.ll u& f
AND
HUGH DENSLEY.
Where Jitualed.
ditto do.
d.tto do.
ditto do.
AND
FO.l CAPE FRANCOIS,
t - , •THR BRIGANTINB
St » GEORGE,
WILLIAM BELL, Mastir;
To fail on Sunday nm. She is a
good ftiong vefl'el, and juti out of thu Cii (liiucrs
hind".
Tor frcigh* or passage apply to
MOORE WHARTON,
Ao. 107 so«fA IVaUr Street.
dtS
February 24*
NICKLIN AND GRIFFITH
HAfE FOR SALE
10 small chefls of Ginphams, on board
4 ditto of colored Muflinets, , the Hiip
4 bales of St. Fernando Serges, ! Nellor,in
4 ditto of Camblets, j tte river
10 ditto of colored and white I from
" Caflimeres, J Liverpool
14 trunks of printed Callicoe?,
Tie time art in small ajfvrtti fatiugn tabulated
either far the IVtji India tr btm* trm^e.
30 tons Lead, in pigs,
. 8 tont'of drjr White Lead in hhdi.
1.; Calks of fine dry Yellow Paint,
' 6' ditto of Mineral'Bljck,
1 ditto of ditto White,
10 ditto of Colcothar,
3 ditto of Purple Brown,
10 c'afel Eng'lifh China Wjcc in fctts,
36 calk* of Nails aflorted,
300 barrtli pi:kled Salmon,
80 half ditto ditto.
So barrel! Hcrringf,
20 d!tt'Vshad,
to ditto Mack are],
7 talks of Por'.er in bottles,
ao pur-.cheans Rum,
to 90 pipes of Brandy, 4th proof,
ij pipes old Madeira Wine,
Vf quarter chcfts Young HyfonTea,
13 bnxes of Imperial ditto,
Eriglid) (junpowder, HF
Fjrgc-d Copper Nail* and Bolts,
Sail Canvait,
Empty Wine Bottle*,
Cork in (heets,
Green Coffee in hhdi.
February 13.
CAROLINA RICE,
of an raccllent quality, and in find order for
Shipping, for.'ale at No. 17 South Witer-Areet.
Feb. a t. 3'
Thirty-nine hogsheads oj Sugar
FOR SALE
BY THR SUOSCKIIVI
A generoua credit will be allowed.
Apply to MOOKE WHAI< I ON, No. m
South Water Street.
February 21
THE PAR'TMKRSHIP OK
JOHN WELSH & Co.
IS diflolved by niutiuil content, and the
bulir.tfs continued by
JOHN WELSH.
t) {t.
February 24..
WATER-OFFICE.
Centre Square, Fcbeuary 5,1800.
IN compliance with the inftruAion* ot the
Committee for watering the city, and with
my oWn .iflcliHations, every poJlible admit
tance and information has been given to
thole citizens who have viiiu'd the- Works
during thsrir progress. The Engines are ncrw
arrived, and art immediately to he put up,
and it is liop.nl that it will be thought
fonableand just, both to the Public, and to
the Contractor for the Engines, that the
workmen lliould not be interrupted. As a
very few months will fully gratify the cu
riosity of the citizens, by fliewing them the
Engines in full operation, a temporary ex
clusion of all visitors from the Engine hou'iin
cannot appear improper.
B.'H. LATROBE, Engineer.
dtf.
February l ;<•
FOR SALE
Or to be exchanged for a good VelTel,
j\ N elegant new two story FRAME HOUSE,
l\ twenty five a feet front by thirty-four in
dei»th, with a comnioJious piazza and kitchen, to
gether with a coach heufe and ftablc. situate in
the flourifhing village of Frankford. The houfc,
which may be entered the firft of June next, will
be firiiftlcd in the noat'eft l'tile witb m;-ny conveni
ences, and will be well adapted to a large genteel
family who may wish to rcfide ati the Country.du
ring the summer season. In txthangt;, it wilt be
valued low, if a vtffel off r that may bci'mtahle.
Further particulars wiii be mauc known by ap
plication to
MOORE WHARTON.
February 24.
United States, 7
Pennsylvania District. J
BY virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas, to
me direfted, iflTied out of the circuit court
of the United States, iu and for the Pennfylva
niaDiftrift, of the middle circuit, will be fold
by public vendue at the city utvem, in Second
flreet, in the city of l'hiladelphia-on Monday
the J 7th day of March next, at 6 o'clock in
the evening, all that certain tract or parcel »f
land, situate, tying and being on the river or
creek ealled Lackawaxen* in the county of
Wayne,, containing Boop acres and upward*;
on which .are erected i mefluage, ftablea and
Ciwmilt, with the appurteuancei. —The names
of the original warrantees of the said tract or
parcel of land were as follows.
Mordecai Roberts, ' John Tilly
Stopbcl Medera, Geo-ge War ton. 1
Zachariab Ferris, Benjamin Hancock %
George Till, Edward Welsttd,
Thomas Wiggins, James Thompson,
George Morton, Joseph Whitehead,
George Strceton, Patrick Connolly,
Friend Streeion, Tbomat Qriffy, > %
John Oliphant, William,Halhert. $
Seized agd taken in execution as the property
of Robert Lett is Hooper, dtceafed.
JOHN HALL, Marshal.
N. B. A reasonable credit will be given.
Marshal's Office, >
Philadelphia, Jan. 4. j
* Theft two trails do not contain the full
quantity of tbeorignal warrants part of them
having been conveyed away.
SAMUEL ANDERSON,
STOCK BROKER,
Has removed bis Office from S. Second slrtet,
to No. 134 Arch street, near Sixth St.
All orders will be punUu<lly atttendcJ to.
Februiry jo. Ml *
NOr IC L.
~rl]E S:. ck Holders of t!.e East India C<> n
* panj- (f North Acieriea ar? reqndtrdto
roftt it the City Tavern on t-.aiunloy next, li
March, at 11 o'clock A- M. on bullae!* of iio
portamc.
February 15, 1800.
TS Hereby Giver., puPfuani lo he afl of Con
i jrrcfi palled on the i tth »lav of Febriui ore
thofifaml tight hundred, entitled " An aci giv
ing further time to the holders of Military War
rants, to frgifter and locate the fame" to wit.
Fir?, That warrants granted for milinry ler
vwes performed during the lata war will be re
ceived at the Treasury until the 15th day of the
pre&tit month inclusive for the purpoie Of being
regifttred, agreeably -to tlie mode prescribed in
the notification from'this Department on the
nth of March, 1799.
Second, The priority of location uill be de
termined by lot immediately after the 35th of
the prefant month, and the holders of regifler
td Warrants (ball on Monday the 3d ot March,
1800, is the order in which the priority of lo
cation ftiall be determined by lot as aforefaid,
perfoaally or Dy their agent, dclignate in wri
ting at the office of the Register of the Treasury
the particular quarter townlbips ele<s\ed by them
refpeflively—ai d such of the said holders as
(hall not deli);nate their Iscatioss on said day»
flu 11 be postpone.l in locating such warrants to
all other holders of regiftired warrants.
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Trcafury Department, Feb. 14. 1800.
Feb. 15. cotjM.
For Nervous Diforderi, Ftmale Complaints,
Gout in the Stomach, Melancholy, Seminal
Weakness, loss of Appetite, lii'io-s Disor
ders, Inward vVeaknclTei, Indigcftion, Ob
stinate Glfcets, Juvenile Indif.retions and Pre
mature Old Age, and every other symptom
of extreme debility, which are the confe
quei.ces of a Dissipated, Lite—excefa of Pica*
.-1 fur*\< Grief —Hear or change of Climate—
I infix nictate ulc of Tea, Spiritusus Liquors,
or any Inttm;ierance —Bad Lyings-in—Di
seases incident to Young Girls and Woman
st a certain period of lite —
vtw&J
The Cordial Restorative Balsam
it recommended as a Medicine of fpecific and
Unparalleled vntueifirthe immediate relief and
speedy and pci manent cute of the above difcr
ders, having Itood a trial of many I'uccclVful
years, durinp which period many thoufaßdi
r.f both fcxes have been reftnied from the brink
-of the grave.
dm
Tb'ußillain i|i particularly adapted to weak
female conftitntir.ns, as well j« to phlegmatic
habiti in general if ails powerfully as -a ner
vine, not only lo the weak lluinach, but to the
whole fiervoon fyllrnt ! vorreOa i vitiated appe
tite and digeftiou in the firll pifiages, and iUilli
wonderfully n recovering the tone of the ui i-
Nary'atd gciiital ;>i £an?: —Hence its (fricacy in
ttie mast obllinaie feni'nal gleets in nun, ind
correfpondmj; weakurfi'eiin v omen ) and hence
i:;.vf".rj I. "cor. tribute mprs I'afely, fuiely and iio
n.iur.bly uwaids conjugal happinef», than any
"of'hole irrlratiug- diabolical compotitioni,
which to fhamcfully idminiflered to the un-
wary
; It is earneflly recommended to thofp ladies*
who from-rcpealecj and difficult labours are if
fiiiSlexl with wcaknefTes and infirmities; in which
cases it m highly ufcftil, ftrengthtning at the
fame time th; ilrmach, the bxk, the weaken
ed organs, and th: -.vboli- constitution.
Those, who in advanced life, feel the confe
qutnetiof joutbfrlexceis, or unfortunate youth,
who have brought on tlitmfeivei a numtruus
train of evils, will by the use of this find them
selves rcftortd to health and ftrer.gth, and.all
the melancholy {yniptom. removed, which are
the general efft-fU of such caufet.
For whether the system has received a (hock,
and is debilitated from imprudence or inattenti
on in the eirliett part of life, or is finking un
der the advance of years, a few dofts of this
medicine will afford immediate afluraßce of re
turning health and (Irength. by giving tone to
the muscular system, and organs or digeflion,
and by renovating the whole couftitution.
To the young it will afford lifting health,
Arength and fpints, in place of lassitude and
debility : and to the aged and infirm, it will af
fuixdly furnifh great relief and comfort, by
gently and fate v invigorating the system ; but
if It be in tire power of medicine to gild the au
tumn of ded-iaing years, anß calmly and fe
rcnely protract the tlofe of life beyond its nar
row span, this Ueftorative is capable of effect
ing that grand dcfideratnra.
Ceinftjtutioos relaxed, weak or decayed, in
mm .or women, are under the immediate influ
ence of this Rcftorative.
Old coughs, soon relieved and fpctdily cured.
Poverty of blond and etna iated limbs, will
ere long meet the h a pencil change; the chill
watery fluid become rieli arid halfanuc, and the
limbs be covered with fiefh, firm and healthful.
It will no doubt be acceptable to the reader,
to fee accounts offome of the remarkable caf-s
and cures which have been performed by this
truly invaluable medicine, in the disorders for
which it was invented ; be has therefore fclefl
ed a few of such casts as have coma within his
own immediate knowledge, which are publilh
ed and may be had (gratis) at any of the places
whsre tile medicine is fold
Prepared (only) by the ißventor and fjle
Proprietor, Dr. James Church, at his Dispen
sary, 157, Front street, near the Fly-market,
New-York—and fold by Me(T- H, & P. Rice,
1 f>, South Second Street, Philadelphia.
Infallible German Corn Plaister.
This Haider (the invention of a German Phy
sician, who administered it in Germany upwaftls
of 30 years with the greatest fuccels) is infallible
for the cure of corns. It will effe&Hally eradicate
them, root and branch in a short time.
Prepared by Doflor James Church, at his Dif
penfary, No. 137, frost ftrect, naar the Fly mar
ket, New York.
eoti7M
Sold by Messrs. H.and P.Rice, 16 fouthSceond
Arcst, Philadelphia.
WHUE
Public Notice
roa TH*
CURE OF CORNS.
[Price 50 cents.}
-£|je <sa?e«e.
PHILADELPHIA,
WSDNESDAY EVENING* afii
Jufiu>rt et tenacem propofiti viruiir,
No» civium ardor prava jubentium,
Ncn vu(tu» mft»nti» tyrauat, "
Melite quatit folida.
FROM A CORRESPONDENT.
It-fa-lit to be renumbered tlm
object >»it' 1 thr si niifedera lifts now, :s the
election <f Mr. JtSVrfon as Pielident of ilie
Uiiiua otKtes, in o; pi'lition to Mr-Adams.
As to the c.iufi ct Frince, tin y aire no
thin;'abnut it. any farther iiidii tb?y can
iiuke it fuufervient to their own views ;
more cfpccia'ly since the latechange in that
government, which they confessedly do not
understand, although they no doubt teiiZJ
the promoters of it with prpfeflioiis of friend
fliip. '
Notwit! (larding the profffiions of the
leaders of the party to the contrary, they
bear an implacable hatred to our tenfti'tu
tion, as well as to the meafiires' Of the go
vernment ; and conceive that the duly way
to effeel a change in both, i» to pet such
men into power as think with theHtfelves.
In this State they succeeded at the late elec
tion, oWiiTg to lies and falfliood on their
part, and fupincnefs on the other, and tint
coafequences arc, arid will befeverely felt.
The antifederalifts may preach up the vir
tues of their candidate, but the ■writer of
this will confidcr the day on which they
succeed in their eleflion, as the coftjmencc
roent *f a revolution. Mr. Jefferfo* may
be a g*od man, but he is a very bad politi
cian ; and would appear more so, when sur
rounded with a holl of fycophaiitdemocrats.
He does not fufficientlyrefleft, that there
is a portion of etery tamniunity who are
opposed to laws and good government, be
cause they are a reflraint 011 licentioiifncfs,
nnd who are, made ufc of by designing men
to promote their own iriterefted views..
MM. FEKXO,
Tl> Aurora rf this murning contains fe
vera! accounts of a fracas which took place
in the heufe of representatives on the 20th
infant. The accounts are given in the form
of extra&< of 1,-tters from Lanealfrr. Who
are the authors Of those letters we know not.
We (hall take Preps to dilcover them. In
the moan time xve think it a proper rtfpecl
to our fellow citiz-ns to inform them, th :*
a more Julie and ivfamuut- iibel never was
attempted to be unpclrd cn the public.
For ouil'elves we i'mile contemptuously on
the authors ar.d propagators of the c- .lu'niny.
SAMUEL. W. FISHER.
MICHAEL KEPPELE.
Members if the honk of rt-prefenta
tives oi' the legillatufc rf Pennfyl
vani.4 for the city of Phil«d(.lphi<>.
Lancaster, i^tv Feb. 1800.
The Editors of the Aurora assert that the
vtfTel of their masterS engaged by Captain
Truxton, bent that otEcer, and that he la
ved h:mfclf by flight. It >s natural that
these (hould be intenfed at the leie
cgalile of a frigate diduibmg the repose of
a republican (hip of the line.
That peaceable, good man, Menfiiiur
Talleyrand, found the capture of L'lnfur
gente tlmost hostile. It will be very agree
able if he (hould deem the deftru&ion of hie
Vokntan e quite so.
A Philadelphia advertisement, which be
gins thus, "To the Ladies !" led the
teader to suppose that some momentous
truth or lomc uftful advice was about to be
addressed to the fair sex by some affe&ionate
mentor. ' What was the ftirprife when it
appeared, on examination, to be merely an
enumeration of the virtues of a cosmetic.
For " a Lads, lately from Europe, re
fpe&fully informs, &c. that fhs hag l.rought
with htr a compofitio i, the fined preservative
for thefkin e«er found. If used at an early
age, they may live loan hundred and never
have a wrini.'c. In winter it keeps the
fkiri from chopj ing. Iri summer it keeps
the (kin from tanning. It take* off freckles
or any drynefs that may be on the fltiii.
Pair.t, used without this, is very pernicious.
I have known in my country," the in
genious compofi ion Lady proceeds " ladies
ofthefirft rank, who have known ll.t- be. i
nefit of it, and would not be without it for i
any confederation." It is thought that,the
mod car less obfervtr, in (trolling the
ftree's, will remark many Udies, whose
ruddy faces demondrate that they w oU ld
not be without paint for any conli
deration. A ruflic young fellow front some
of the New England mountains, where in
deed men have very little flcill or discern
ment, told me he was absolutely at a loss
to diflinguifh in the ftrects a rni deft woman
from —— a lady of dubious, or scorched
reputation. Because the former, with great
judgment and decency it mult be coi.fcfTed,
by the arts of painting, trunf arcnt drapery
and txpieffivc glarcei aifimilates herfdf pie
cifely to the appearance of the latter. It is
tecommended to the Lay Pieacherof Penn
sylvania to lermonize against face painting.
A cheating, uncleanly a»d unhealthy prac
tice. He may find an apt text in the tw k
of Geuefis. It describes the effeft, which
l a meretricious appearance had upon the
| mind of a reflc&ing patriarch. " When
Ijudah saw her, he thought her to bean
| harlot because she, covered her face."
*»* M r - Ewing's Utter will aipiar in
tie Gazette tf te-morrew.
It doe-, not appear that the .nan of war
engaged by Captain Truxton, came out in
coutcqusnce of any d&lenge. On & con
trary, it appears that the two veffcfi met by
accident ; and as the Frenchman firft fired
upon captain T. the »harge of rasbaess f«
Up by sertaiu per Pons, Ql s to the ground.
To tbi People of Northampton County.
What th'nlye of Governor M'Ke an, now f
In the la(l paper was published h.'s reply
to an address of the Senate of Penofylvaoi/
which, if you have read, I recommend to
yvur attentive perusal'; you will find i« it
thfc following parapraph •« Jf ony
of the Ame-uan -war hashes difplaccd, after
a long enjoyment of office, others of, at lea/l
equal patriotism anb talknts have
teen brought from retirement into the public
fervite."
Were this declaration of Mr. M'Kean'g
; founded in truth ii might possibly afford
fomc apologvfor his unprecedented conduft
in removing many of the mod f .ithful effi!
; ceis ia the commonwealth. But nnfortu.
nateiy for the Governor and his advocates
the fallacy of his aflVrtious in this refptS,'
, is clearly dtmonftrablc ia every county 0 f
! the State which has experienced the effe£U
j of his revolutionary fyltem.
In Chester county Col- Williams Gib
bons, a man whose integrity and abilities
in office have never been even qncftioned,
and whose virtuous ferviceg in " American
mar" will be remembered with gratitude
when Thomas M'Kcan (hall have ceased to
be the. Governor of Pennsylvania ; this
worthy -charaSer (who by the bye had not
enjoyed the office of Prothonotary more
than fix or seven years) was fuperceded by
a youth, who at the commencement of the
revolution, was probably uuborn—But be
it known that this lucky young gentleman
is a branch of the wealthy and republican
family of the Heijleri of course po(ldled
" at /raj! of equal patrioiijm and talents" with
the veteran Col. Gibbons, and therefore
his sagacious Excellency has thought proper
to bring him "frvm retirement into public
Somt of you may recoiled a little infig.
oificant creuture, that bad scarcely wit
enough to dress himfelf, who a few years
ago c-ir.c: into this county and followed the
law at AUentown, but soon gave over the
chale ard emigrated hence, nobody knew
whither—Yet, (irarge to tell, this man of
" Talents." tl.is gi eat secluded "Patriot,"
has beep found out in his " retirement," by
our omniscient Governor, " brought into the
pubic Jervice,' as c!eik of the fefliuns in
Cumberland county.
With regard to the propriety of the
which has been io this county, I
(hall icakc no remarks ; you are all qualified
to judge for yourselves—l will onlvobferve,
that if you a*e diflaii»fied with it, youhir
nothing to reproach these peffons with, who
oppofcd (he elcfli 'rt of his excellency, for
th y warned you of what has happened in
the mod plain and emphatical terms; but
! you re arded not their ialutary admonition,
j These samples of Mr. M'Kean's rtmov-
I als and appointments, will enable you to
form a pretty accurate opinion of his excel
lency's ideas of " Pa riotifm and Talcnti,"
and exhibit also charming fprcinuns of
those inestimable blefiings which (it was
foretold by our scramblers for office) would
abundantly flow from his bereficent admi
nilt ration.
" Oti ! 'tit a fvuett thing to h frte,"
Married, at Middletown (Monmouth)
•n the sth inft. Thomad liltun, in the
76th year of his age, to Mary Lucar, in
her 13th year. She in the daughter's
daughter of Thomas Tiltcn's firmer wife ;
so that this hulband and wife, were at least
haif grandfather and half grand daughter.
At tfie fame place, a few weeks
since, "John Lucar, the brother of the above
mentioned bride, to his half aU"t Catherine
Clinton, widow, and the daughter of Tbi
tnatTillon, the above named bride's groom.
C 5" Quere. If both the above pairs (hou'd
be bleffcd with legitimate iffne (If their »•
sue can b» legitimate) how would genealo
gical readers rank them in the degrees ot
affinity, so that the term might clearly
press their nearness of kin ?
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