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fcunces of American neutrals, and that in the preftnt enlightened century, they fell for a very low rate —f: was fully afccrt;,in «d I y these letters and papers, that this vef si i and cargo, br!< ngtd 19. and was under the fnle mittagemert of a Spaniard, nemed Guillaurot Nm'li—ThM the whole of the <-srg,o wa* put on board this veflel, at La gu;ra, under his sole direfti b and man agement ; the register from the Spanish cuilonn house clearly fhewid the whole to be the properly of Spanish merchants and from it and other papers it fully appeared that Mann aud Foltz did not own one fhii ling worth of the property, nnlcfs they could pretend to own some cocoa and indigo, to the value of four thoutand dollars, which Noili, dirtfts hi; correfpcudent to deliver «° their order at Cadiz, free of freight, or co "millions, as he they would charge no comirdjoss for the services at Charles- After this ftalement, it is scarcely neces sary that I fhouid fay theu jult Judged as this virtuous race of neutrals, are pleated to Itylc .he Judge of a Britilh Court of Admi ralty; condemned both vefTeiand cargo, and I need not tell yi u liow glad I am, that the neat proceeds, will in a few days be diltri buted among it fume of thofc brave men who are the def r.deis of the civilised world. But I cannot conclude, without obfervlhg, that if this cafe fuould conic to the knowledge of the American Government, it neglect to procure ihofe papeis and decorate ihe pillory with them and the eats of the good citizei.s who fabricate 'hem, I feel little dcubt in my opi ion, that f at feeble phi. lofophic Ci over ■mint, witl soon pass away liKe an empty shadow j and it will remain with the people who proh f, the christian religion, to unite in farming a Itiong, and energetic i;ov rnment, fufficientiy powerful to erase from th« face of the ea th, a fe: of vile mifciear.ts who deny the existence of God, a d comfort their doubting convert* with the hope, ihat even if they fhouid find death to be ot er than eternal fl. ep ; yet, that it would rcquiie only one revo lutionary movement, to republicam'ze the internal regions, andeftablilha Democracy in Hell. 1 I am &c An Eternal foe to all Demorats. Halifax, November 7, 1799 NEW-YORK, March iz By the t.iir 1 ruder, from N. Providence, we have raceived Bahama Gazettes to the 4th nit—An arrival there from Glasgow had •brought foreign news to the 7th December only, of courrfe nothing new. The only articles, ot a nature interesting to America, are contained in three proclamations from General Bowles, the Indian chief. The firlt the 1-, relative to the agents appointed under the treaty between the United States and Spain, to draw the bcundary line, has .already appgared in.the Mercantile Adverti ser ; the ttttOnd and third are ill the follow ing terms. [lt may be nectffary to remaak that their proclamations arc n tgiven in the Bahama Gazette as articles of'intelligence, bst as official cdvct tistimenis."} PROCLAMATION. Know-all men, That it ever has been and still is our intention to protefr and advance the interePis and dignity of Mu/kueee : to introduce arts, ltianufaiTlur-s, and a gulated commerce, eflentiallv necefiarv to better the fituatiort or Hate of all sjr belo\- «<1 people, and to the well being of our na tion. Feeling v.itli a just degree of fenlibility the unfortunate fitu.ition of number? of wor thy European f'arniHes, who tor their prin ciples have been forced from tlu-ir country and poll'effiins, ami obliged to feai-c.lt for a place of relidence and prote&ion. We "nav. ing a I are tmcl of territory unoccupied, be ing fully vested with authority, do steely oiler to all Inch pii l'.:ns so situated the en joyment thereof, with the rights of citizens of Muikugee. We do prontrfe toeac'nper fon who Ilnll claim our protedtion one hun dred acres of land, (ituated within thirty lniics ot the sea or bay of Apparlhachie in the Gulf ot Mexico extending-from our free port of Apparlhachie to cape Sable. And rfl! L'.'b as have means and are defirnue to pure'rife a larger extent of territory in land, may obtain the fauje bv making application to the foprcme. .court of Mufkugee to that effect. Given under our hand at Apparlluchie this 26thdav ot" November 1799. (Si S !cd) Wm. A. BOWLES. Director Gen. of Mufkugee. save tie Siate of Muskagee. God save the State of Musbtgce* Purlust't to a decree pafled in the supreme ■council of Muflft-.gre, the 25th day of Oil. 1791, declaring the ports of Apparlhachie, OfcwetoVne. and Tanipe, Free ports to all nations not at war with us at the time, the which rrtt having hern carried into effrft. We the direflor General of Mufkugee heii g fully authorized and empowered by a decr-e of the chiefs in special ceuncil held at Wekura the 26th day of Oftober 1799, or the immediate eftablifti nent of the said ports, or shjr of them as we may j :d»e pro per, to the better enconragemt nt and pro tetSion of c 1 nitice. We do by our au Ulority hereby declare the port of Apparl hachie, fufcjefl only to pay the duties of in troduction impoted bv law, at follows : All fpiritous liquors that may or fhali be imported into our territories after the ift day ef January, ISOO, (hall pay a duty of fix-pence per Gallon ertry ; and all foreign ware and merchandize that may or shall be imported 3fter the said ift day of Janurry, lßco, fliall pay two and a half per ce t. Given under our handt at dpparlkachic, This 19th Jay of Piev. 1799. (Signed) WILLIAM A. BOWLES. DircHor General of Mufogcc. brom toe Si!op \'J 'ric' Colon & Spondee, POLITICAL PORTRAITS. From ike Sn a k p &jt r s Gallf.rt. Bf.au Nash How ill niy taper burn*! l!a ! who comes here ? ' think it is t-hc *w "ahui ls oi my brain That fliapcs thii Pir<itt i ip jrition. It comes upon rae : All tllrfM any thing ; Art vhoa some thief, demo, or some devil That goads me to be Oily, and i'mfiati. A Virginia Beau. Between two dogs, whi.h hath :h2 deep ft m-urTi Between two horses, which doth he:r hiinht-a. Between two-girts, which hath the mefrieft eye, I have, perhaps, fomelhahow fj-irit ot judgment ■ But in your nice sharp quMlets of the law Good faith, I am no wifcr than a dunce 1 A Youthful Lkgislator. My L'gs are two luch rhiiiijr rods, iVIy arms luch eel ftcms ftu't; my lacs 1g thin That in mine car 1 durlt not Dick a rufi', Left men ftiould fay, look, where t.\r;e farthing* goes. Alberto Guillotino. 1 do not know the man I (hould avoid So soon as that spa r e vJatJivv—He loves do plays A* thou dost Antony; he hears no niufkk : Seldom he smiles ; and fmilesin such a fort. As it he mcck'd himfelf, and fcorn'd his spirit 'i hat could h« rnov'd to smile at any thing. Such mes as he be never at hearc's cafe, When they behold a greater than themf Ives, And therefore are they very daiigeroas. (T« 6d continued.) CONGRESS MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. WldneVday, Mui'ch 12. Ihe b:li i'ltiiulcd 4 ' \nsft to ahof nnd t d-ibiuli iumiry p'.d\-roatls, M waj read a third tin;c and p.ilud. ihe house went into committee of the whole on the bill far the government of the murine corps while on Ihoie—Mr. Edmund in the chair ; after mating* sundry amend ments, the committee rate, and reported their agreement to the bill as amended. Upon the question tqiagTee with the com mittee in flriking out a part of the bill de claring that an officer convifted ef an offence by any court of law, fliaJl be ipsa facto cashiered—a long debate arose, and was de cided in the affirmative. Ye- 547 Nays 44 Adjourned. Fiom the York Recorder COMMUNICATION'. A Friend of t;i le, a Captain oj an American vessel, gave me tie following aeceimt xf one of bis Passengers. ivbitb trill serve as.a .'f>txirncn of French 'Kum'anity. " Oh my' passage from Philadelphia to France in the year 1797, a converlation took pi ice between myielf and a Pffijbng-er in i-ny llisj:—-The the probability of a Peace'taking place atid a permanent Govern ment Wing eltabli'.iieci on true fee publican Principles—l observed that tlie Army in was not very w<*ll uifornied wiih re spect to wh.it might be-coriGdeivd the real in tertft, oi th. »* eou; try, arid 1 thought it would be a difficult Talk, to difly.md a power ful xnd v.rtisous-arir.y with-.ut their receiving 11 re- a Coujpe iuitcd Finances- ot the Re- itciwQ the e puWic were not equal v Monsieur replif rf— u My dear F is notting so estfy in dis Vorid !■ fend d . die iid at* yell nv ft-vie, \\ l>k 1 I tink will We dc ntofl ;nctod of gec tiu;-; ckv.roi'inrn wiic huve life for." The Ume C ptain was oitcV captured by the French and in a letter to his friend he gave the following dei'ciiption of the Juuge who was to try his vtflel and cargo. a Ihe ju Jge befoitf whom my trial will take place, is a little old looking fellow, with bandy legs not thicker than pike thanks with feet a yard long, in the centre of which the legs (if they ir.ay be so calitd) were placed, his bead uncommonly large Mid decorated with what I would have called a greasy red night cap, but by the Islanders termed the Bonnet te rouge—or the front of the head a couple of frnall holes seemed to be perforate d, and a small black bead' fixed in each by way of eyes, over which, like two umbiellas, were fufper.ded two large fllagged red, bushy bunches of hair, th.\t I'ervcd for eye brovJ s, with a little owl looking face, haying a faf fron tint,4 from whence projff&ed—Oh fa ther ef the Shandy's i—such a nose as my eyes never beheld. It was the i'eg ment of a circle, painted red ana yellow and if it could affunje a direction would at least measure the length of a modern tippy—He had a mo ft plentiful lack or paunch and such as he had grumbled most dn—ly, he was so ill looking- and hard favored a fellow, that he appeared to rr.e as though he had rev. r enjoyed a comfortable meal in his life—in fhnrt he seemed to have lived all his day up on Bilge Water and Ballast Stone," From late I.ondjn Paj-ers, THE FRENCH ARMIES, As we ate ott-.n blamed for the manner in which we find it our duty to fprak of the Frerch, and of tl eir conduft, we frequently jutljfy wuifc:!'.es by their own mu'.ual rttu futi'-ns and coiifcffions. Barras lately gave teflimony in our favor refpe&ing'the calumnies which we were »c ---cufed of throwing out on bis late adminiftra. t;on. Lanrent, in the council of five hun dred, acknowledges how many millions he he has pillaged ill the name of foreign con tributions, and boasts ef ihe rapidity of his execution. " Were it wecefcry fsTme todcfcnbe all that I have leen, am to give dctad? of all that I knew, I fiiouid poIT'-ls a decree of firnmMs, course, Sod pa'icnce far beyond my powers. The people are ill a state of in lu, e.tion in i very plate through which the civil coiunii flions pals ; and although I have been four tinfs 011 the point of falling a vi&im to their Jury, I cannat confid ently blame their conduct, since they have been robbed even of the (Iraw on which they lay. At the moment of my writing this litter, the rjreateft part of Piedmont has risen again!! the French Roiiiers • for it is by this name we are call d. It will be im polfible fcr you to be fivrprized at this fail, when I acquaint y>,U, that fro.n: t'-.c pretend ed revolution of this country to the prelent moment (not exseeding 3 or 4 months) we have plundered the inhabitants' of 10 mil lions of specie, Snd 15 millions of pajjer mo ney, bcfid.es the diamonds', See. &c. of the Crown. Can you imagine that fifcli exac tions are calculated to mil* the inhabitants favorable to our cauie ? No ! the people form their opinion of in tonfornfttv to our conduS, and despise Ui as miuh as we are despicable- Thtjj iiold us 1 u horror and cx- ecration Arrivrd, (hip Superior, Conyngham, from Havanna, after a passage of 17. days. Cap tainGonyogham lias on board the captain (Trumbull) and crew of the fliip Three Friends from London to Savannah, which veiltl foundered at fca. Capt. C. spoke the brig Charlotte, Swift, from Turk's island to New York, and fchr. Nancy, Peek, from Naflau to New-York. By these two vtf frls he was kindly supplied with provisions. Capt. C. came into the caper yesterday saw two inward bound (hips and a brig, name unknown. One of the (hips was supposed to be an I&diaman. Left at New-Caflle the Ihip Good Friends, Earl, from the Ha- vaana A Ihip below, supposed to be the Molly, Swain, from Batavia. A ba:q«e, supposed to be the Mars, from the Isle of May, and brig Liberty from Ha vanna, are said to be below. Schr. Caoline, Whitehead, from Ja maica, via Norfolk, and fchr. Three Sif i ters, Dicky, from Gape Francois, are below. Brig Betsey, Howard, of this port, hat arr.ded at the Havanua. lair.) rack r, Bj nics,. New.* Pre vide r>ct 22 Schr. A cre, H*.va;ii,ah, 21 Charltrlton 17 Cirii-IcPton 17 i,i or:!, v.e learn,-but on 'he 17th uit. in ihe lat; of 2.-, (he was boarded by t!:e Brk) f . v i nitci, bv an ciiicer, That tJiey had boarded tr.e Coiifleiiation fiiiCe her engagement with the French fiiipi uud was informed, that they hud not vet .une 1 wtr.u vefTiht was. ill l -' Coiiitc. Union wis '.hsn it;■ l" itur 7., ; . i he lh:p Dauphin, which bad been taker by the Pfctich, arc retaken by the English had arrivr'd at Martinicufe. Ihefchr. Paragon, of Norwich, having Undergone a firuilar process, had arrives lend at* re —Cannot there alio; and, after p<*yin a Salvage of one third, and all tofts, was about to fail for u c', V Inc!;-.-3, 'i'he cfc-iieJ thr A'jr.,ia 3S occahcjially giving" I.er <* (h"i. T he Alert, in the ht- of Savannah, fpaks the ship Favourite, BrfckhojU-, of this port. 21 days from Jamaica, bc;;«d to Norfolk. Cape. Barnes, of the Fair Trader, mfoims that the l>ri>f John of this port, be! inking to Merfls. B.dier.t, Kimberly St Co. had arrived at New Providence, h. ving beer, captured by the Kn-jbfh, on her voyage iron) Cadiz to this port. It was expcd\ed the corgo (wine) would be condemned ; but that the vvflcl wopld be cleared. i he 1c nr. I v/o 5: ftpr», from Port-dfc-Paix, oft. G. rI .ttJ.Tiis,' i!::- 2jth ult. spoke tfce (loop Bctfcry, Woodhijl}, from Georgetown Smith, of New-York, ajid Caleb Jolijjfon, tt Stontv Broe 1 Arrived on Saturday ship felicity, cap' Langdon, 70 days from H<> riburg. We have been favored with the following iift ot arrival* it HatEburp;, but bciiig. una ble to lee capt. L. we have learnt n-> further particulars. Hi's papers, we suppose, niuft be as late as t Arrived from life United States. Oft. 19. Mary, Sorenien, Philadelphia 3i* Hamilton, Gtrdner, Nov. I . Fi '1": i t .£, I) -'litter. 3. .Mary Ann, Stewart, Baltimore 8. Nymoh, Jacques, New Yt-.k 10. Pya*mng"o, [tckfon, Baltimore 11. Mary Ann, Fu.rk, New York Wu'hirtgtcn, Woolbrid-,;. 80U.311 12. Bctfcy, Nkuls, do. Arrived this day, schooner William, cap. tain M'Bride, 32 days from Cape Francois. She failed in company with the brig Be.fy and Peggy, Gordon, of Baltimore; fchoo- Thc folldwing Extra6l of a Jetter from a republican officer in the army of Italy, /hill depose to the truth of our allegations, re fpeding the conduct of the troops. It is extracted from the Muiutrur. <oa3tut £l3aritn Hill. Port of Philadelphia A 'eii> - Vork, s{a rch 12.. ARRIVED* Days Ivlny, Smith, Sai&tt, Smith. By tl: There were several other American vet Tel. :hffre, ■ j ;i. s pos:— , overboard Baltimore, March io, 20th, Daxrobe: *3*J June S e ChriUian, Kico [laffen, Baltimore 14. Cornwall, JSVw York 20. Jrlappy Coupl/r, JohneS, do, 22. S;-niir'-iniis, Pcirco. " 28. Vigtlantia, Mullcr, ner Eleanor, Atrnore, cf ditto ; a d schoo ner Betsy, Emmons, of Alexandria. On ' the ioth February, feil in with tha United States frigate Constitution ; was bearded by EBROE TMVIS has jiift'Mccivad fro m Du her, a:.d informed that none of me Amen- V_X iiu, via -New Yr.rk, a very large I'arcc.l cl can f< /gates cruizing off the Capei had late- Books, ai! of the JaCef: eduiemi, whi<h rcn* ly met with any thing crs ■* he believes the melt cxt*.ri;lv£, Ship Alexander Hamilton, Captain Wife, «" il.cyv.ill bo from Batavia. Saikd at the feme time wit!, « r "?di " y ' ,Jr !a "'" ™7 the Java, captain De Butis, arrived feme The lubfcribers to that important work, fVett time fincc. worth*i Syfttm of Pleading.,-a.r c inform*i that Iris n< w arr.\ -,., and will Ik: >'slm red wn apj iic-tion. c } j? j „ 3;anl. Dtdarations fcttted aDd approve! by the T . . SaV t n " F l,uary 21. mof , dli[inKuifllcJ ~i w d , irjdtr , ri> t0 £ o e f ihe brig Illiza, reari.-n, from this port G. D. 1 to Dover and a Market, was call away on March ii, the coa(1 of France, and all hands peri Hud, bnt the captain C 3* Such of the Members of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, as mean to dine at the City Tavern, on Monday the 17th instant, are requested to write their names on the paper kept at the bar of the Coffee house for that purpofc. By order of the President, JOHN BUOWN, Secretary. March 11, 1800. Tu-morrotv Eevening, March 14 Will he prefeiitcd, (not a<sted here these three years) the admired Comedy, called SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. W\r'llten by Dr. GclJfmitb Tonv Lumpkin, by a young Gentleman, His jirjl Appearance on any Stage. »fter which, will be revived, a favorite Panto- THE GRATEFUL LION; Pox, one Dollar, Pit, three quarters ef a dollar, and Gallery halt a dollar. 45* The d iors of ijhc Theatre will open at a quarter paftj, and the curtain rile at a quarter pafi fix. Eighty Dollars Reward. RAN-AWAY from the Subscriber, at New tow i, Chester Ferry, Queen Anne's coun ty, state of Maryland, the following negroes, viz. a woman named Nanny, went away on the 23d January, 1799, and took with her a Mulat to female child, about two years old, named Arianna. Nanny is a dark yellow negro, about five feet four or five inches high, remarkably handsome for a negro. Her cloathing unknown as {he took a variety of good cloaths with her— ftie went off with a negro fellow, named Peter, and calls himfelf Peter Simpfon, he is the pro perty of a certain William Bowers of Talbot county, state as above, who has advertised one hundred dollars reward for him. Peter is a flout well made yellow fellow, about 6 feet one inch high, is a tolerable go >d Carpenter. Nanny pafles for his wife, but her real hulband is na med Bob, who belongs to her master. It is probable they are in the neighbourhood of Sa lem in t4ie Jerlies, as they f w«rc there in Octo ber (aft, and try information, Peter had built himfelf an house to live in, between ilum Bridge and Gold Town ; it is likely they may have changed their names and may have pasTes, as Peter can write a middling hand ; it is pro- Sable Nanny has anotherchild, as it was thought ibe was in a pregnant state when Ihe went away. Martinique 26 'I he noted Ferry man Charles, who calls him fe!f Charles Rodney ; he went d»Y on the 18th of February last, he is a dark mulatto, about five fee: ci<ht or nine i iches high, about te>T \f years old, stoops inhit (boulders when he walks, a iVar on hi. head very perceivable—he took with him a final! hay '.Mare about 4 or 5 years ye:>r< old, her nine trimmed and bob tail'd ; his cloatnlng >:nknowr», as he carried off a va riety of elorths ; it is probable he has changed his nnr/ie, as he is a very artful, fcnfiiile fellow, he C3ii re:d tolerably well ;it is likely he may hire liimfrh to drive a wrgpon, being: well ac quainted with that buGnefs, driving »or the ar my during the war ; he also perhaps may liave a piG: The above reward wiil be given for the afore f»»d iwo negroes, viz. Nanny and Charles, if take> out of the fiat', or twenty dollars for Nanny at d child, if taken in this Hate, & 2- do. Charles if taken in this flatc and secured in jail, so as I may £et them igjir. ]f brought home all reasonable charge* ftiall be paid by me. March 3, "WASHINGTON LOTTERY, I.ist of Blanks and Prizes. Dravriag No. 199. 1C99 10 IS9SS 1° 35*53 633 16199 3 6 4 2526 631 678 10 734 25 s 3> 37276 4322 10 18190 701 800 10 J96 10 38138 5708 10 763 219 748 10 90S 39353 6478 554 409 562 10 754 10 20045 704 892 - 104 824 7305 762 4°5' 1 61S 22265 646 861 2316s 4'tß'is4 998 24609 870 8436 624 42118 510 9.660 26330 10 640 673 10 37027 44081 11096 271 10 297 53 1 401 423 704 25411 10 4.77 12495 10 659 54 o 826 10 29'37 45185 10 938 263 10 46019 10 13357 806 Stj7 10 47460 to 14107 10 31820 712 474 J'443 48449 5*5 10 544 10 7>7 .10 15267 £36 10 49560 £4B 533 60 995 10 9" • re Balußiore do. Friendly Sons of St. Patrick -NE W T HEAT Ul mime, called Or y Harlequin Sbipwreck'd. JOHN QUIMBY. wid'a.4w, NUMBER I I LAW BOOK STORE, 319 High Street. SALE OF KLECANT REAL ESTATE. ! ON MONDAY THE 17th inft. ?t t2 o'clock noon, at :he Merchant's CofFee House in Second street, will positively he fold, without reserve, belong ing to George Meade, Esq.—an elepant % story BRICK DWELLLING HOUSE, ahnoft new, and finifhed in the modern ltile, Ino. 78. on tie south fide of Walnut ftrect, two door* below Fourth street, arid now in the oc cupation of Mr. Simon WHktr (fon-in law to J4i\John Afhley.) This Ksufe is under rent far one year, from the 4th of November, 1799, at 840 dollars per annum. The lot oa which it is erf fled, is feet in frontand ieet in depth. The remainder of ike h t was thro' rsHUke fold foine time pati. being 24 feet 9 inches in front, and in depth. It Hull be valued by time honefl men choicn by the parries who have feciiiiiies on the premises, which Mr. Meade will account fur to those who kave feci! rity on the property. ALSO, Two Brick Stables, and a Coach ITpuse, in Walnut street between 4th and sth ltrcec, j<U joining Mr. Marfha'J's meeting ho life. The Stables have the privilege of an alifry of 1 f feet into sth ilreet. They will be fold i'ep>ratciy ; one of them will hold 4 horses and two car riages, and is now rented for £.50 per annum. The othfir fiable will hold 3 horiVs and one car riage, and is now rented for jC-3 7 '©• they are both arched and laid in mortar, with two inch plank, and the dedar still hold 100 pipes of wine—Also, A LOT OF GROUND, in 41In street, 20 feet front, and 49 and an half feet deep, fubjedi to the onnual grobnd rent of 6 dollanP and 3-Bths Tins lot has the privi lege of a 3 leet alley adjoining. Conditions of file will be approved indorird r.ot<sat6, 9, 1» and ij months. Onthehoufe in Walnut ilreet. there is a mortgage <*f£. 1630 payable to Edward Stiles,Efq. and on the stable there is a mortgage of£ 300 payable to Samuel Williams. These mortgages may lay a con siderable time by regularly paying the interest. March 11. d6t. AND On MONDAY the 24th instant at 9 o'clock in the morning, at the dwellinghoufe of George Meade, on the north fide of Market llreet between Eleventh and Twelfth flreets. being the house occupied as the Post Office during the last sickness, and immediately opposite to Mr John Dunlap's, WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH, A very extensive and general afTortment of ELEGANT FURNITURE, Being of the firft quality and in the highest prc fervation, confiftiwg of slmofl every article ir: the Houl'e keeping line; such as Mahogany Side Boards, Chairs, Dining, Pembroke, Card and other tables; Secretaries' Bureaus, Looking Glafles, Beds, Bedfteds, Plate and Plated ware, Cl«na Glass, Marble Orriair.cn ts, Marble Bafts. &c; &c. ALSO—a complete set ot tnahogaoy chair*,fet tees, curtains, &c. covered with uluc damulk fuf ficieot or a dining room. The goods may be viewed cn the Friday and Saturday preceding the day of sale, from 9 o'clock in the mcrnipg u->til % o'clock in tlie afternoon : and lhouU the day prove uniavofable, the fala will be potiponed until the next iair day. EDWARD POLE, &Co. March 10. Valuable Property for Sale, Ifl Chef*at, near iixrh street, dirciflly oppofi:6 CoNGRISft HAXL. A LOT of ground, dI-out %l feet front in Chef nut (Irect and 73- feet sfl depth, whereon is a good frame houfc, nr.w in the ic. ure of Samuel Benge fuhjriSl to a ground rent of 7 %. per annum. The, advantageous firuatioM of this property re quires no con mcrtfs, lor it must be known, thrre are few in this city .to equalit, ar. unetceptionabl® title will be made to the pvtrcha « Apply to JAMES UIRVAN, No i9S,Chffaut 1). next Jcor to the prefiiifcs, tu.th fa-tf march 5 WAS FOUND, a Bundle of bank notes. 7 H R 0 WN K R By proving property and paying the chargei of this A'ivrtifement, may have it again by ap plying at No. 149, High street. jd co 10. \ «T, t . DESERTED, F!<OMthe United Statei Frigate Philadel phia, DAVID BEVIKf, by trade: Shoe maker, born in Ireland, 53 yeirs of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, light complexion «nd hsir—aifo, WATSON LUDLOW, by trade a Shoe maker, h-rn in New-Jerfry, years of age, 5 inches high, dark l aic and complexion- Whoever will take up said Deserters and deli ver them on board the said frigat?. (hall receive ten dollars reward for ea.h, and reasonable charges. March 12 Ihree Lents Reward. RTJN ".way from the Subfcriher on the evenirg of tbe inft. a bound Servant GIRL, Banned Elizabeth HowckeT, had on and took with i.-rjrhrce cliflferent changes of garment and money, provifi, hold and impudent, a noted lyar ; any p*r- Uiti apprehending her ftiallbe entitled to the ah eve reward—no co.Ps or charges will be paid. N: B, irheliad a y*=rp and feme months to feive. DANIEL FITZ FA TRICK. Goflien Townftip, Chefler County, jaly 29. ntipuH 6 Ihe Subscriber T/*K"P tlii« mrthod of once more informing the Public, that the partnership of Mofei Chaplin; and Robert M'Clure, which was enter ed iiito for r he pnrpofe of retailing Goods in the town of Weft Liberty ami Commonwealth o! Vir ginia, on th« tenth day ofAuguft, cifKrei oath- teivrhday of August 1793, agreeable to th« •crmfup-ulat.-d in their orticle of cojiartnerftip; MO'SIZS (JHAPUNE. la V/&W, Ffbruary is. ,vaw4«r Aud'ioneers. dtf 3Uwtf, sawtf