A NEW
MUSICAL UEPOSIT ORY
lb lIOV ui'CKSD
At Chalk's Circulating Library,
No. 75 Kdrtb Tb
WHERE xxx bc hld ' cU thf MuU
compofinir the lorjjs &c. UttW fold tt the
Repository in Seu f h Second Streot. I o which, in
a few days, will be added, feme FIANO I"OK. I T.S
of a very fupsrior tone and qaaiiry, Flute*, File*,
Violin*. be£ Reman Violin Strings and «*«7
other article in the musical line, wkick wiil be
fold id prime ordtir, and o* the moll reifoiAbfc
termis.
Subfcriprior* received fnr rhe Mvjical Journal
for the Piano Forte, and the Flute or Violin, the
firft fix numbers of which are already pubiito-d,
and may be purchafcd together or fcparately by
non-fubferibers.
March 6,1800
from Manufactory,
4 quautivr or
WINDOW GLASS,
Of different sizes,
rort sMR
By ISAAC HARVEY, J»v.
N. H. A»yfite»r '«> <*•■>< tMV be wiweJeul
lirui thin 18 bv !»."» bf ,,ld mwfo&t
iv on hci. eoKiendi ind utemkm given tolmwsrd
nil »nv ordrrilhat mav be left for that jHirfl-e
No. 9, South Water-A.cet, ai above.
jtfly »
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PROPOSALS
WILL be ree-'ved at Ats Office until *"'C
fevenlb day of April next for rutting out
cloathing for the Army of the United S'ate#.—
The propofa's inuft fpetify the price required
for cutting out tacfc of the fetera! articles, to
wit, H rfeman'scloaks, regimental coats, vtil.
and overalls.
PROPOSALS willalf >b« received until the
fevrnth day of Apri, next fir the delivery of
five thtfufand hat» and twenty tliotfand (h:rts.
The hats to be made of good wool to be well ma
nufaflure.l. full cocked, hound with narrow
black bin, » g, the fan «r hind part tight inch
es bread, fides and co'tiers fix inche.abroad.
The Oiirti t be of linen equal in qua'itv with
the pattern article, ind to be an well made as
he fa id pattern.
One half of the hats and flwU to be deliver-
rn or before the *irfl day 0+ J'jne next* a! 1
tii* remainder eiror before tli» 6:ft day ot July
iifXT.
Pattern* oftlie federal articles iniyb* seen
the Military Stores Wept by John Harris,on the
wharf between Arch and ftlM ftrtreis.
Mc. HENRY,
Secretary c 1 War.
dt? A.
Mitch 7
WATER-OFFICE.
C~nt-e sj';ure, Fehia'j J. i3oo.
IK cnr.-,)i!:i:-cs wuh t'w iiu'Hiittions ot the
Comi-nttrc' for watering tfif city,and with
ivV own inrl'r, stions tveiy poflibfe ad-nit
t;.i;oc tmtl iiifxrn. ition lus brer, given to
thol't citizens who have visited tilt- Works
during ibi irprcgrcfs. The Elaine, are now
arrived, and are immediately w be put up,
and it is hop-d that it will be tbougnt rea
'fo,-.able and jaft, both to the Public, and to
thr Contraftor f.jr the Engines, that the
workmen fliculd not be interrtipttd. Asa
very few months will fully gratify the c.u
ritfity of the hy tlicin the
Engines in full operation, a t.-mporary ex-
Ju'floii of all vi liters from the Elaine Louies
<3Uinat appear improper#
B. H. LATROBE, Engineer.
February 13. dtf.
THE UNDE RSIGKHD,
HIS Swedish Majefly's Consul General, and au
thorized to trani-fi tfce Consular Bofinefii.
for hii Ma jelly the King of D'yiniaak iu the United
State; of America, redding at Philadelphia,
Hereby gives publtc Notice,
That in obedience to recent iitilrudions received
fto-n his government, it is the duty of all Mailers
sf Swcdilfc and Danilh vessels, before their failing
from any port in the laid States, to call upon him
cr *he Vice Coalul in ortltr to he granted such
CetiiScjtes for their Cargoes, which the exigency
of the fate of thr Neutral Commerce and the fe
ver I Uteres of the Belligerent Power!, rend.r
it.difpcriably necessary, and, that any Matter of
veffe.ij belonging to the refpcAive nations, or na
vifjthij ar.der the p'otedion of their in
emitting to tike such certificates, will personally
IMnd relpoafible for the consequences.
RICHARD SODERSTROM
Phil»d*lpM*, iß»hDeceniier, 1799-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
TOIL SALE,
Abeut 25 acres of Land,
LAYING en the ea.l fide of the Falls Road.—
On the Eatt it is bounded by property belong
i»g ro Mr. Tench Francis, f«n —on the south, by
a road »f two perches, and on the north by a lane,
which separates it from Mr. M'Call. It is propo
sed to divide this land into 3 equal parts in order
to (ait the purebafers.
Also, 31' acres, situated on the weft fide of
Gere antown road, adjoining Mafters's estate,
being part of the property of the lata Samual
Miffiin.
For terms apply to Samuel MifHia, corner o'
Market and nth iireets.
January »4- dtf.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY on Saturday evening the tjth
July instant, frsin Colebrook Furnace,
Lancafler county, a Negro Man named Cato,
he is about 40 years of age, five sett fix or se
ven inches high, tolarable black, with a down
tU look, fqointf, he ira cunning artf'nl fellow,
a great liar, and very fonij .cf fircng liqoor,
has been brought up to the farming bufinels, it
very handy at any kind ot labwing work j he
to«k with him a runib€r of clothing, amongfi
were, one liiit plain Nankeen ; (fume
tmn,y). It is expeiSedh« has fllaped hiscourfe
for Philadelphia rr New York.
The above reward will be paid fnrfe
eotino him in any g»ol in the United Slates,
with reafomble charges if brought home.
SAMUEL JACOBS,
Co!rbr«ek Furnact, Jdly 16, »;99-"
(O i", dim
PRATT fcf KINTZING,
No 95, North W«ter-ftrcet,
HAVE OH HAND THE FOLLOWING
I ENTITLED to drawback which they rJer for
_j {i.l* at moderate price* so* cash, or the usual
credit ; iirm a credit of 11 or 18 month upon
Mortgage' on Real property, in or near the City
of Philauclphia, fatisfaAory Ucurity
bote* ai.'ibftleaTick- 13 pipes ©id Port Wine
lenburghs aj '•OIM fttmbfcn al
-60 do. do. Hemp- 'orted.
en liner.*. tco boxes Hamburgh
56 do. do. Oana- Window Glass 3by
brig<. 10, &c.
50 do Pattcrkorne* 1 chest alTortcd Looking
15 do. Bielfitld Linen*. Gluffes.
11 do Creas and Crcas Stw»! lar?e elegant do.
a la Morlair. 1 S°° Demijohn.
Brown Rolls. 50 kegs Pearl Barl y.
Do. Htffians. A few tons ft oil linm-
Polifn Rolls. (lose.
Bed Ticks. ao Vdltw Ochre.
Siamois. A few hMs. Rofm.
Arabias. 40 toi.s Kuffia Hemp.
Empty Bags. So bhds. Hu£# BriiUcs.
nil Cloth* 2 hhtis Dutvh Glue
Shoes and Slippers. ao calks Nails assorted
and upper Leather. jd.'to aod.
Quills and Saa'ing Wax. J 6 calks Ironmongery.
A t ackuge Gold andSil- $ calks lices*
v*r Watches. Gei man Steel.
A few cheflgToys. 6hlids. Coffee mills.
Skites and Pent iVs. Blocking Twine, Tapes,
70 hhds H-vanua Mo Stone Pickling Pots,
d Street,
lalfes
Fe'-iuary 15
March 6, 1800,
THE OWNERS
OE Ur.feated Lands in Wel'.moreUno county.
PennfylvanU, arc hrrchy notified' 'har an
(cfi the Tjxm due on [aid hrrls for 1798, arc pah!
into the hands ®» Jc&a £/f treafuier of
said c'ou ! ity, on or before the -Cth of April next,
they will be advertised for sale, as the law ditcCU
JAMES M'OHEW, ")
HENRY ALLSHOUSE, J. Comm'rs.
JEREMIAH MUKUY, J
Vanuary 18. d 3 w
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
1 PIM'.I.iC NOTICE IS KEItEBY OIVSN,
I Pi.r'uant to l^ v e a& of CWftrffi palled on the
i(I day of JuW) one thoi'fand, foen hur
drrd ani n »ety fix, entitled 41 an aft regular
' ing flic of* land sppiupriatcd for mill
| tary fervicca, a-nd for the foei<*y of United
! Brethren for the gospel among
1 the Heathen and the a/St fupplemeHtary k>
tl»e said recited®!# jj*iTtdt»n the tecond day of
• Myfcb, osttjuuiand fcven hundred aod
tyniiu "t< ivii,
I.
THAT the trail of L.\rvv' hrrein attvr d?-
feribed* namely* u beginning at die North Weft
c. racr of the levee rangts of townftiips* and
running thence fifty miles ciue 'muli, along the
ueftrm boundary er th« raid raigc3 ; thence
*lt>e Weic to the Main lira-: ~ 1/ tl:«c Scioto n
ve' ; thence up the Mam Brarch of the fairt ri
ver to t'ie piste where the h>di»i> boundary line
cruCrs the fajne ;—thenee aio%.ibe iaid boun
dary line to the Tufcaroras branch of the Muf
kii guui riverat thecr..(Gng place above Fort
Law rence ; thenr.c deum the fai l river, to the
point where a line run itur weft from tlie place
of beginning, will intert'eft the fa»d river;
thence along the line so run to th® place of be-
uinntpp hasbeeu divided ir.fo tuwnihips of
five mile, fijuare, and fra*lrona.l,paitj of town-
Ijlips ; and 'hat plats and furViys of the said
tounlhips and fraAional parts of townftjips are
deposited in the offices of the of the
Treafory and Surveyor General, for the infpec
ticn of a!! perfoßs concerned.
11.
The holders of such warrants as have been
or (hall be granted ft* military lirvicesperform
ed during the late war, are required to present
the fame to the Repifter of the Treasury, at
fonie time prior to the twelfth diy of February
in the year, one thousand eight hundred, for
the purpose of beiiiß rejiftered ; No registry
will however be made of any ess quaiit ty ;ha»
a quarter towr.fhip, or four thousand acres. Nintb. Propofsls to fiipply all rations that
111* mav bo; required at Hackenlae, at Kl'^-abcth-
Th« priority of lotai-ion of the warrants which tnwn> at New-Brunfwick, it at
may be presented and FCffi(Ure<W» manner afore- Wwltiurv, *' Trenton, and at any other place
said, prior to the nth day of February in the | of . p | JCM ' w |,ere tronps are or may i)e ftltioned,
year one thousand hundred, will immediate- m^hed cr rccruit J witkin the limit* of the
ly after the said day, be detmniued by tot, in the j ft f -
mode dtefenbed by firft recited. ! <r entb p ro posal» :o supply all rations that
The holder, nf regifleied warrants, fall on may be required at New
Monday the nth dry of February, in the year JtFhifti..*, » f £ erl ; m ,« " W'ft Chtfter, a
,Soo , n the order ol which the priority «(locate Poughkepfie, at Kondtrhoak, at Stillwater, at
on (hall be by lotas alarefaid, pefon- Newberg, at Albany, at Con.-jofcarie, at Lher
ally.or Vy thftr agents, defiguatein wrkiftgat the ry Valley, aad at any other place or P'* o "
vifice of the Jiegitler of the Treasury, thepartvou- i where troops are or may be ftatione'd, marched
ar qoarter townfliips ele&'nl by thtfm or recruited within the limits of the ft ate of
and such of the said holders as ftiall not deftgnatr New-York, except the polls withirt the laid
iheir locations oq the fmd day, fftall be postponed ftute enumerated in the firft proposals arorefaid.
I locating such warrants to all other holders of j. E'eienth. Proposals to fopply all rations
| regnlercd warrants that may be required at Hartford, at Hebron,
V. a .t New London, at Brooklyn, at Wyndham,
The holders of warrants fur military f<srvkt. ! Jt Litchfield, at Guilford, at New-H.ven, at
fufficient to cover oix or more quarter townfoips fail field, at Diiibury, at Middietown, and at
or trails of four thousand acre# each; (haU. at any a other place or paces where troops are or
lime after Monday the 17th day (rt February, 1800 ma y fo c fta»:9'ed, marchcd.or recruited wiibifi
and prior t. the firft day 0! January, 180s. be at- tJlfof , he = itf of Con::eflic U t.
lowed t» regiflerthe fa id warrants in Kiaoncr a- ! T lftb l» riipo f a l, to supply ill ratonithit
iorcfaid, .ml forthw.th ,0 make Ucatioos therefor at For. Wolcott, at En,-ton',
on any trad or tradb oUand not before located. , „ p rovidcnce , , nd at lliy
All warrants or claims for lands on account of places where troops are «imi; he fli
military services, which (hallnotbc regificr«d and noned, torched or recruited within tne limits
locatad b#fore the firft day of January, 1803, are by of theflate ol Khci.t Ina..a , .
the fupplemejitary ail of Corgrcf# herein br f or<* Thirteenth. Projjtofa-.s to fup;>.y all rations
recited, faffed on thi second day of March, 1759, that may be requirtd at port land in the Dil
declared to be torevrr harre4. trifl of M-iine. G)< uceflfr, Cope AltfK S;letn,
Give* under my hand at Philadelphia, th<* Marblehead, Boston. atU*bridge» and at any
day and year above mentioned*. other place or places where troops are or may be
OLIVER WOLCOTT. . flationed, marched or recruited within the ii-
Sec. of the Treasury• mitsof the ftjic of MaOachufetts.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. «ut,,n"
May lqtb, 1799. | fort, pla«e or placi-s. where troops are ormay be
I"HE proprietors: / certificates ifliied for fob- station.d, marched or recruited within the States
fcripfmns to the Loan bearing interest at ° New Hampftiire and Vermont
eight per centum per annum, are notified, that! The rations to be fupplie*!. is to consist of the
at atiy lime after payment lhall have been made following articles, viz. elghteeu ounces cf bread or
of the ?th ir.flalr.ient, which will become due flour, or when neither jaa be obtained, of one
during the firft ten days of the month rf July I" 11 ' ol ri «. «t one and a ha.f pcuad ot fitted or
en I n ill g, Certificate, of Funded St.-ck may at 1 boul ' e , d '" dian meal ' on j P°" n , ft of
their option he chined at the Treasury or Loan ' bnf ' c or °" c J*?* * «'t w
Offices, relpeaively, tor the amount of the four I "P?.f °
firft inftalm.nis, or one moiefy of the f»ms ex-i nlta j" .' ' , . f
-r . . . r . r • k . •% . XT every huodrrd rations; loan at the rate ol totir
pre!T«lin the fubfe. iption certificate :-N'ce.- [ agd „ lhc „. e of . lld iad ,
tificates of Funded Stock wi , however belflucd f fo J h M<k«i ra-ions
tor lels than one hundred dollar*. _ . _ . . r , . u .#
Such fnbfcription certificates at may ke-vre- It 's expe e t.ie pro, i . .
. ~S c r ' . • the supply of rum, wfc:lky, or other ardent fp>-
»nted at the Treasury cr Loan Office, menn- Half* gil) per ration, and vine
eq«nce of the foregoing arrangement, will be M r> ' c cf (wo " Jrts for £Vcry ~u nJrcd
noorled and diftindily marVed 10 as to denote, raUfISS. The propolals will fpecifv cfi« pric/: of
that a moetv of the flock has been ifttretj.' t^e (cvf-ai eoni"oi.'"nt parts of the ratit'f, a* wsll
OLIVER WOLCOTT, u those „f fobftittttn or ak«rnatW»s for parts
Secretly of tie Treasury, thereof.
GOODS,
Jkc &c
unseated lands.
March ' 1 ih x -*799
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Notice is hereby given,
'IPHAT fspante propof-li will ke received
L at the uKUe of the Secretary ot th; De
partment of War, until the expiration of the
»?th of July next eiifumg. foi ll* fnpph"'* a''
rations, which may be r«*quirtd for thv.- ufc of
the United States, from the lit d*y oi o:iob<r,
l8oO» to the 30th day of September, , ?'? 1
both days ir.clufive, at the places and within
tb ;wo dlftrias hereinafter firlt mentioned ;
and alio that feparite pfopefcls will rece«vejl
at the said office until the expiration ot ths 15th
day of July next ensuing. ♦« r the lupply of all
rations which may be required .;s a ore aid, horn
the Ift day of Janus-y in the year 1801, to the
llt day of December in ihe lam. year, both
days inclufite, at ikeplarr and within the fev
tral dates hereinafter mentioned, v:z,
First. Frop .faU to supply all rations, that
may be required, at
Pirrtburg; at Prefqti'rle; at Micfaittouckinac;
a* Fort Franklin ; at Bscuf; at Cincinnati ;at
PicqueTown, arrd Loramies Aores; at Fort
Wayne ; at Fort D fiance; at :ny place lit low
Fort De6ancr, on the Miami river to Lake
Erie; at Port Knox, and Ovatononon the ri
ve- VVabafh ; at Mafl\c ; at any place or places
on the river Mifiifiippi, above the mouth of the
river Ohio, and upon the Ulonois river.
Secovd. PropcfaJs to fnppl> atl rations that
may oe required, at any place or p'aee>, or the
catt fide of the Mississippi river, below the mouth
of the river Ohio to the louthern boundary of
ihe (late of Kentucky and within the laid Hate ;
at Knoxvi'le i at all ports and places withiw the
ftite «f Tenntffee ; at South Weft Point: at
Tellicoß'ock Ho-ife; at St .Sevens. or other fort
or post on the rivers Mobilie or Tombigby, and
any place of places within ihe Cherokee bounda
ries ; belt. w the louthern boundary of the ttafe
of 1 enneffer and wiih:n the boundary of the
United States.
Third Propofats to supply all rations that
maybe rrqti'ircd, at Point Petrfc ; at Colcraine,
at Savannah, and at any other place or places
where troop* are or may he ftationcd, marched
or recruited wi.hin the Hate of Georgia; at all
fort* or j'tations on Oconnec and Alatama
ha, and at ai) otbrr places in the Creek nation,
within the limits of the Untted States, where
tr-ops a e o. may be stationed.
Fourth Propofalsto supply all rations that
may De required at Fort Johnfton, at Fori PmcL*
ney, at Charlttfon, or at any oiher place or
place- v. Here troops arc or may be Rationed,
marched *«r recruited liv U*e ftatg of South-Ca*
fatu&f
rolina
Fifth. Proposals 10 fupiily all rations that
may be required at the Fcit at Wilmington,
Caoi f. r; :i Beacon ill-ndi Ocr acock 5 at
Ch jfrludf ; a; Pay««c*ilte t at 8»!:ft ury, of
at any otbfr pUc« orj»Uc«s w-K«re iroops arc &r
roav be : marched or ;n the
ftitr of North-Cam'iili-l-
Sixth. J-ro oQIs to supply all niiois that
may I't* at Nyi o ■ <■' at
Kcmpl'viilc, at Charlcttc-vi'ic-; at Winchester
a: Staunton, a' Uichmot.d, at Alexandria, st
L . ;bu-;, r,t : -J:r: kf/crr at Cirtcrfviilt, • t
v. . r a 1 iny oiher pkict or places
Vfhere lAonpt arc or Biiy be Cationcc., marched
orreciniteri, in the ftaic of Vi. ginia.
&*>>cntb. P'opnl'ais to Auyir ail rations that
lit ay l;e requirr (5 at Fort to' Henry, at Balti
ji.ore, at •: Di!ajiolic, at I*r toWn, a'
canard to .vi>, "it at 3!id6nfbXJ^f>
at George tow n, at Eaftown, at the Head of
l£lk, mil at »wv other .p'ace or places, where
lro;-p« arc or mnv be !? >t ©net, marched Of ra
»:i i.i e«l within the mars't the state ot M*ry
laixl.
JH.:ghth. Pr poli's to supply all rations that
may be required at Fort Miffii?)* it Phiiadef*
phia, at Darby, at Lancaftrr, at Wilkdbarre,
at Reading, a 1 Mriftol, at Ycrk town, at Carlisle,
at Lewiflown (M flin county) at Bedford, at
Grccr.fburg, it Wellington, at £aOown,-;at
Wilmington, at Christiana, at Dover, or at
any o her place or pla. es where troops are < r
may be Rationed, n>ar.r.ed or recruited within
the limits of the Mate* or PentfylvaTiia and De
laware, except the posts within the slate orPecn
fylvania, enumerated in the firlt proposals a
foreiai': •
The ration* are tat- fwuiOi •«!>» '"A quanti
ties at that rhcrc flwll it all tV-i.tfar'h* the term
of the propoUJ contrail bt I'uJfci.n: for the ton
fu motion of the tfo«p« at M cJi 'imaekiase, D«
troit, mod Olw<nOt fist moach» in ad
vance, and ar each of the otMf>t»!U an the wef
tern watrti, far at lead tkrir months In advanc,
ot good indwholrfomr | ru«iCoi.s. if the f.-.mc fca 1
be required. It il alf» to be permitted to all »nd
evci yoi tit: commandants <■l fortified ptac a, or
or ports to call lor at Oafon« when the fan: can
betT.nfported, or jt a:iy t m - in the cafe < f nrifei.-
cr, >«ch of l!He jineifiont in ».,Tanc«, a»
rhr A'trre'inn of the cowman lane IhaUbc deem
•llie'w'r It i«-oVeu#dtr ood that th- en
t-ulor i»to beat rheeiptiice and rifle of-ITuii g th>
fupplic t-» 'he troopvaaJ at all 1 ffj.-. fu.'ai'V d.
the d predati-n* of an cue ry, ar ny the tae n 01
the troope of the United Statct, Ihall he ,»ai 'or it
the pria? cf t h e article eairur dor dell"ya oA tin
drpofirions of two or more perlo.i. .f ere ' tabl.
chata.Sk r« and the .trti&a'a fa lomnnflionrd
officer, afcrtaming the cireuniHw c » us the left,
un-i the amount of the articles, Ur which cotup.fr
fation (ball he ciaimed.
March »i, ifc9.
The j>rivile*a i* to be nndcrrtood t« bercfrrvri
to thf United 3?ate»ol raqoiri g. th.ic 1.0 •« ot il c
foppWtfs which may he furr.iP.ied un<i<rr rny of tl e
prop'-fed contn«iis (hall be uutil l'-- iup
plie# which have or ro»y be furiifli<*d unier c»n
trails now in force have been cor.furae '• and that
a fwpplyis a wc may '>c always require*! at -*\J
of the fixed poftsoa ffce Sea-K ardor In lan sri»
tieri, not excei mo >th*
J A
Sacrctjry of U'ar,
tawr2< July
March 14
GEORGE DAVIS has just received from Dub
lin, via New York, a very large Parcel ol
Law Book*, all of the latest editions, which ren
dw*rs his afl'ortmeot he believes the mofc eitenfive
and valuable on the continent. They will be
opened this day, and ready for fate at any time af
terwards.
The fubferibers to that important work, Wert
worth's Syjlem of PI a ding arc informed that it is
now arrived, and jriU be delivered on application.
Blank Declarations fettled and approved by the
mole diuinguilhtd Law charalUrs, to be had ef
O. D.
March 11,
TO BE SOLD,
A COUNTRT SEAT,
ABOUT two milet and a garter from the
C%urt Hotffw, on the Ridge :oad, adjoining
lands ot Jeremiah Parker ; containing about thirty
two-acrcs, divided into f.veral lots, iii.the
highest fia'e of Cultivation. There is on it a hand
fame, well fiuifhed brick house, altndff new, fifty
feet front and twenty two feet deep, with * reuni
on a floor, 21 by 22 feet each, and an entry of
eight fct Let wees ; three goc4 chambers ©« th»
fecondflocr, and three garrrts well fimftled and
plaitUfed- In front of the building is a "very good
piazza. Adjoining the house is a lat'ge brick
kitchen, 24 by »8 feet, two fiori*. high, uith a
neat clumber and garret, and a frame kitchen
connected with it, one ft(»ry high, 16 by 18 feet
near which is a pump of the bed water for every
use. At a small ditanec is the gardnet 4 ? house, o*
brick, two ftoriep high, with a garret, 16 by »0
feet; T here are a!fo a good barn, hay houO , and
a large fbed sos carriages, an excellent kitchen
garden, with apple, peach, pear, chilfy ar.d plumb
free 4 , in full beating ftrawbern'c* and raw ries.
currants and At the lowrr part o(
the Jand is a very fine spring of water. Tin house
is infurcd.
Any pcrfon vrKhir.g to view the nremifr* is re
quested to apply at the office of thi* Gazette.
April 3 ***** rf
Valuable Properly for Suit,
!« Chefmt, near Sixth street, dire&ly oppofirc
\ LOTofground,about 11 feet front is Cfeef
jf\ rut street atf3 73 f«et in depth, whereon is a
good frame bouse, now in the tci urc of Sanuel
Setige fubjeA to a ground rent of acs. peratanum.
The, advAntapeaua fituatios of this property re
quires no continents, for it muftbekuown, there
are few in this city to equal it, an unecceptionable
tide will be made to the purchafcr. Apply to
No. 198, Chefnut fl. next door to the premises
march / tu.thfa'tf
United States, 7 ft
Pennsylvania District. J
BY virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas, ti<
me diief>ed, iffiiedout of the circuit court
of the United States, in and for the
nia DtftriO, of the middle ci.cuit, will lie fold
by public vendue at the city tavern, in Second
street, in the city of Philadelphia on Satur
day the ilh'tj'iy of April next, at 7 o'clock ir.
the evening, ali that certain tract or parcel »l
land, fitua'te, lying and being cn the river or
creek called Lackawaxei, in the county of
Wayne, containing 8000 acres and up'.vard?;
on which are erected a riKfluage, (labies and
lawmill, with the appurtenances. —The fian.ea
of the original warrantees of the fa:d itact or
parcel of land were as follows.
Mcdecai Roberts,
Siop.be/ 3-fcdcra,
7acba> lerris^
Till,
Thomas iPiggins,
George Mfirton,
Gorge Streetcn,
Friend Stream,
yobn Olipbant,
Friz»d jr.d taien inexecution ast'ie pnjtertjr
of Robert I.ttt!« Hooper, decealeil.
JOHN HALL, Marshal.
N. I? A reafinablccrcdit will be given
Marshal's Oflfic,.',
Pliiliilelphi.i, March 17.
* Theft two trafts do rot tent,tin the full
quantity of the or igncl *Wi:rravts ; part of t Levi
n conveyed aiuav,
7o al' persons •aba cion unseated Lends in
\Ffanktin County, State of Pcnnyfaaira :
THAT they conic forward and pay their
wlpedlive T-iys, (as there is a number
of rears'now diif) to PATRICK CAMP
BELL, Esq. Trestorer for said Caunty—lf
tbev do r.tit, we wiU bt obliged to proceed
to inafce sale of them agreeably to law.
Commissioner's off.ee, ?
Cbemiersturgb, j<tn. I, IS3O. C MW3IIS
LAW BOOK STORE,
319 High Street*
CoNca-ass Hall.
JAMES GIRVAN,
BY ADJOURNMENT.
'John Till,
Geo~gc tt'artor.
Benjamin }!,>*.?.ck,
Edii'K'd 'i'c-hl-.r,
Jan e ? *i*bo >;?psor. ,
Joseph Wbitebesdy
Patrick C j tin oily y
Thames Gr-jjjy ? 0
WHfiam Halbert. S
NOTICE.
;ameslrvin, "1
4 o'is Hallidat, i.Cora'rs»
N'AT.IAN M'ppVEJ^J
To Merchants.
M' EtICHANTS Accounts elegantly opened.
Books neatly and corrtflly ported, with
variout other kind* of writing, by a person
thoroughly acquainted with account!.
Orntbmen extenfirely concerned, may find
it to iheir, iatereft to put business in thit line
into hit hands, at the fnHefl confidence may be
reposed m him and ample fatiifaflion given.
Addrcf* a line to B. A. and leave it with the
printer hereof
F'uUdelphii, March *9
THE PAWTNKHSHIP C * .
PETKR FOSTER V Co, l
Of Dvck CkEt a*,
IN ibe state of D(lawan% being this day dif
fulvcl, all per ion 4 having demands against
said psrtncrfhip will app'y to ;he fnbt'cribrr, and
fin h a* are indchtid to .'aid concern will plcafe
to make payment t»
PETER FOSTER.
Duck Creek, April i. aawiw.
PHEPublicar cautioned apaipfl rereivinfrthl
* S«i!»fcribcr« Note in favor of, ami ir.<!or»
fed by Thomas W. Francis, dated ycftcnlayV
at 6c days after date for eight hundred «\olkrn
The note is in the hand writing ot the fi
ber, and at the bottom a memorandum by the
im'.orfer, to the credit of the dower, Thomas
W. Francis This note together with a con
trail between Charles Wdliamfon, and Charles
Hale for laiids in townfhlp, No. 4, in the «tW
range of Strtifler county, state of New* Jcrfeyj
and fnhdry other papers contained in a Pocket
Book, were taken from the Subscribers d«ik last
evening. As the above can Jie «f no ufc to the!
per fori who has carried them * IT, fhhould they
be returned, no questions (hall Ue alked.
February 6
TO BE SOLD FOK CASH,
OB KXfHANGKD,
For property in the City, or within thirty
3taw4w
A PLANTATION or tra& of Land in
Millie County and S'.atcof Pennfylra
r ia, uithrn fix milc9 of the river Juniata, con
taining aho*t 3CO a* fcs. There arc about fifty
acres cleared, part of which is a rich bottom,
wattied by a conflant ftrcain ihat is strong
to work an oi) or a grift mill. Any
•jetfoii int lining t» deal for it, may obtain fur
ther information by applying at tbe cfllc • df
tbi« gazette.
N. ii. If foid, cridit wiK be gi*e» fct pxCt
of the money.
October 17, 1799. dtf.
Or to be exchanged for a good Vessel,
AN elegant new two-ftcry FRAME HOUBB,
twenty seven feet front by thirty-four in
depth, with a commodious piaaza and kitchen, to
gether with a coach hott r e ana itabU, situate in
the flourifhing vMlajfe of Frar.kford. The house,
wh'*ch may be entered the fir ft of JOne next, will
be (Unfiled in th* ncatefft stile with many conveni*
ences, and will be well adapted to a large genteel
family who may with to relide iu the country du
ring the fufnmei fcafori. In exchange, it will be
valued low. if a vefTel offer that may be fuiuble.
Further particulars will be made known by ap
plication to
MOORE WHARTON.
February 14.
DESERTED,
FltOM the United States Frigate Philadel
phia, DAVID ®EVINE,hy trade* Shoe
maker, born in Ireland, 23 years of
6 inches high, light complexion and hair—also,
WATSON LUDLOW, by trade a Shoe
maker, b©rn in New-Jerfry, 33 years of age,
5 feet 10 inches high, dart hair and covtytexicm*
Whoever will take op said I and deli
ver them on b'xird thefaid frigate, (hall receive
ten dollar* reward for etch, and reasonable
charges,
March 12
Eighty Dollars Reward.
RAN-AWAY from the Subscriber, at New
tow h, Chettcr Fcry, Qui en Anne's coun
ty, state of Maryland, the foHowiw£ negroes,
viz. a voman named Nanny, went away on the
13d January, 1790, and took with her a Mulat
to female ch.l.V, about two years old, named
Ariatn'a. Nanny is a dark yellow negro, about
five feet four or five inches high, remaik&bly
hanc'.fomr for a negro. Her cloatbin* unknown
as fne took a variety of good cloaths with her—
(he went off with a n<*gro fellow, r.ameil Pe»ci f
and himfe'.f Peter Simpfon, he is the pro
perty of-a certain William Bowers of F.i'bot
county» state as above, who has advertised cnc
hundred doUars reward for him. iVter ic a
made ytlh w fellow, about 6 ic< t one ir.rh
hi»b, : s a tolerable goi» ! Carpenter. Nanny
pa(Te.> for his w;tp, bu.t her ral hufoir.d :stk
(TK.ll fiob, who he! rips to her n: a Iter. It is
probable they are -n tlit neighbourhood oi a-
Icm ju the jerfte-., ssth-y were there ;h Otf o-
her l? 2. and by. information, Peter lut. bu:!t
himfclf an honfe to live in, between itum
Bridgfc and Gold Town; it is likely they may
hive changed their names dr.ii may have paffVsj
as Vettfr ran write a middling hand ; (T m pro-
Sable Nanny has anotherchi'd, as ;t v 2s thought
she was in a pregnant state when (he went away.
't he noted Ferrv mar. Charles, \» ho calU hint
felf Chares Rodney ; he «rnt ofi *»n the 18th
of February last, he is a dark rtjulatto, 2bout
f.ve fee; eurht or nine inche* high, about forty
years eld, o>O|V, in hit (boulders when he walk s
? kit on his. herd very perceivable —he took 4
with him a f.nali hay marc about 4. or t, yta:s
year l old, her in nc trimmed and bob tail'd ;
: his unknown, as lie carried off a va-
I rictv of cloths ; it is probable he has changed
i his name, as ho is a very artful, fcnfible fehow,
j he can read tolerably well; it is likely he may
hire himfelf to drive a wrggon, being well ac
j quainted with that business, driving so" the ar
-1 my during the war ; he also perhaps may have
: apafs.
The above reward will be given for the aforc
faid two negroes, viz. Nanny and Charles, if
taken out of the state, or twenty dollars
Nanpy and child, if taken in this slate, & »ode.
Charles if taken in this slate andfecured in jaiV
so as I m»y yjet them -.gain. If brought home
all reafotiable charges stall be paid by me.
cot j A
Miroh j.
PMNTKD BY J. HP. FTNNO.
3tawtf
CAUTION.
SAMUEL MIFFLIN.
miL's of it.
fQZ SAL&
jtawtf.
JOHN QUIMBY.
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