jroieigit intelligence*
LONDON, January 23.
. Admiralty Office, yaiu 21.
Copy of a letter from Admiral Sir Hyde
Parker, Knt. Commander in Chi?f of
his Majesty's (h ps and vessels at Jamaica,
to Evan Ncpean, Esq. dated at Port
Royal Harbour, the 4th of Nov. 1799.
Sift,
I Have a peculiar fatitfa&ion in commu
nicating te you, for the information of my
Lords v'ommiffioners 0/ the .-\dmiralty,
that liia Majefly'i late (hip Hermione i« a
gain restored to his navy, by as daring and
gallant an enterprise a* is to be found in our
Laval annals, Under the command of capt.
Hamilton himfelf, with the beats of, the
Surprifi only..
Captain Hamilton's own letter, niththr
reports acaompanyiiig it (copies of which
are enclofcd,) will fuffic ntly explain to
their Lordfhip# the detail of this service,
and the bravery with which the attack was
supported, ai)d leaves me only nne obferva
tioi. to make os the very gallant asSiun,
which adds iifin te honour to captain Ha
milton as an officer, for his conception of
the fcr.iee he was about to undertake
TAis was, Sir, his disposition for the at
tack ; which was that a number ®f chosen
men, to the amouut of fifty, with himelf,
should board, and the remainder in the boats
to cut the ca Jes and take the (hip in tow.
From this manoeuvre he had formed the
idea, that whije lie was difp»ting for the
pofTe'Tion of the fhtp, (he was ppr»aching
the Surprise, who was laying rlofe into the
harooar. and in cafe of beir g beat out ot
the H-rrrntone, he would have an opportu
nity of taking up the contest upon more
favourable terms.
To the steady execution 'f these orders
was owing the fucceU of this bold and da
ring undertaking, which mnflevt r have rank
among the foremoft of the many gallant ac
tions executed by nur navy this war.
I find the Hermione has had a thorough
repnir, and is in complete or !er ; I have
tberefoie ordered her to be furvfeyed and
valued, and (hall commiffio-n her as soon
as the reports ate made to me from the offi
cer* of the yard, by the name of the Re-
taliation,
I have the honeur to be, &c. &c
• H. PARKER.
Supprize* Po*t Poy*l Harbour, ;
Nov. I. 1799. I
Sir,
The honour of my country and the glory
of the British navy were ftronsf inducements
for me to make an attempt to cut out, by
the boat! ofhis majesty's ship under my com
mand, bis Majesty's late ship Htrmione,
from the h?rb"ur of Porto ■ avallo. where
there are about 200 pieces of cannon mount
ed on the batteries.
Having well observed her situation on the
22d and 2jd ult. and the evening of the
24th being favourable, I turned the hands
up to acquaint the officers and (h p's com
pany of my int-ntions to lead them to the
attack, which was handsomely returned with
th ee cheers, and that they would all sol- ;
low to a man ; this greatly increased my
heipes. and I ha : little doubts of succeed
injr: the boats, containing one hundred
men, including office 1, at ha'.f pad 12 on
the m»rning of the 25th (after having
the launch of the (hip, which rarried a
twenty-four pounder, and 20 men, and re
ceivii g several guns and small arms from the
f: i^-ate,) boarded ; the forecaftle was taken
pofieffion of without much resistance ; the
the quarter deck disputed the point a quar
ter of an hour, whrre a dreadful carnage
took place ; the mrin deck held out much
longer, and with equal (laughter; nor was
it before koth cables were cut, fail made
on the Ship, and boats ahead to tow, tl,at
the nvin deck could be called ours ; they
last of all retreated to the 'tween decks and
continued firing till their ammunition was
expended j then, and not until then, did
they ery for quarters. At two o'clock the
Hermione was completely ours, being out
of gun (hot from the Fort, which had for
f«roe time kept up 3 tolerable good fire.
From the Captain Don Romond de Chalas,
I am informed (he w;ls nearly ready for sea,
mevdnting 44 guns, w th a (hip's Company
of three hundred and tweity onej Offieers
and Sailers, fifty-fix Soldiers, and fifteen
.Artillery Men on board.
Every Officer atid man on this Expedi
tion behaved with an uncommon degree of
valour and exertion ; but I coufider it par
ticularly my duty to mention the very gal
lant cbnduft, as well'as the aid and afliftance
at a particular cri'fis, I received from Mr.
Jokn M'Mullen, Surgeon and Volunteer,
aod Mr. Maxwell, Gunner, even after the
latter was dangeruufly wounded.
As the Frigate was the particular objt A
of your order of the 17th September, I have
thought proper to return into Port with
her. Enclosed I transmit you a lift of cap
tures during the Cruize, also two litis of
killed and wounded.
I have the Honour to be, &c. &c.
Sir Jfytle Parler, Knt. Ufc. &V.
J'am aila".
A Lift of the killed and wounded
Ou board the Spanilh frigite Hermione,
Prifoneis lauded at Porto Cavallo the
fame day, out of which there were
97 wounded, rasftly dangerous,
Escaped in the launch which was row
ing guard round the (hip, with a 24
pounder,
Ktmain prisoner* on Voard,
On (hore, 4eave.; one Lieutenant,
one Cap'anr'nl troops, four pilots
and one Midshipman,
Swam on ftiorc from the (hip,
Killed,
A lift of killed in the boats of his Majes
ty's (hip Surprize, 'in cutting out a pri
vateer schooner of ten guns, and two
(loops, from the harbour of Aruba, on
the 15th O&ober, 1799.
Mr. John Bufey, a&ing Lieutenant* killed.
A lift of officers and men wounded an board
Edward Hamilton. Esq. captain, several
contusions but not dangerous $ Mr. John
Maxwell, gunner, dai gtroufly wounded in
leveral places; Jhn Lewis Matthews,
qnarter master, dangerously; Arthur Reed,
quart«r-gunner, dangerously; Henry Milne,
crew, dangcrondy ; Henry Dib
leen, ganner's mate, 'slightly; Charles Li-
Ting (ton, Wm, Pardy, Robert Ball, Tho s
Stevepfon, able seamen, slightly wounded ;
John Irgram and Joseph Titiey, private
marines, slightly wounded.
[True copy]
A 'id of veflels captured by his Majelly's
(hip Surprize, Edward Hamilton, Esq.
Commander, from the 20th day of Sep-
timber to the 30th of OcS«ber, 1799'
Tilt French fchoonct Nancy, of nine
men and 2J tons, from Aux Cayes bound
to Curracoa, laden with coffee, taken near
the Cape d« la Vella,
The Dutch schooner Lame Duck, of 10
gnnS and Bostons, from Aux Cayes, laden
with sundries; cut out from the harbour of
Arnba, Oftober 15, '799-
The Spanilh schooner L'Manuel. fix men
and ten to»s, fiom Aux Cayes, laden with
plantain ; destroyed near Poito Cavallo, Oc
tober 20, 17^9
The Sp3mfh frigate Hermiane of for'y
four guns, three hundred and ninety-two
men, and 71710n5, from Aux Cayes; cut
out from Porto C»vj11o, Oflobet 25, 1799-
(Signed)
NICKLIN and liKli-FITH
HAVE FOR SALTS
fmal! cherts f Ginghams, on board
4 4itt<r of colort-d Muflinets, j the ship
4 bales of St. Fernando Screes, i Neftor,in
4 ditto of Catnblets, j the river
jo ditto of colored and white from
Cafljmerfs, J Liverpool
14 trunks of printed Callicoes,
Tiu above *re in small aJJ+rted package* calculated
either for the Wejl. India vr home trade,
30 r v >ns Lead, |n pig*, •
8 tons of dry White Lead in hbda.
17 eafks of fiije dry Yellow Paint,
6 ditto of Mineral Black,
1 ditto of ditto White, ,
10 ditto «f CoWoihar,
3 ditto of Purple Brawn,
10 cafct English China Ware in setts,
36 cafk c of iv-iU sflorted,
300 barrels pi k.td Salmon,
. 80 half ditto ditto,
80 barrels Herrings,
*0 ditto Shad,
10 ditto Markarel,
7 caiki of Porter in bottle*,
$0 punche-ms Hum,
190 pipes of Brandy,_4th proof,
15 pipes old Madeira Wine,
27 quarter cliefU Young Hyfbn Tea,
1 - hoxes of I»r» j»er 1a 1 ditto,
Ene ift Gunpowder, HF
Forged Copper Nails and Bolts,
SailCanvafs,
Empty Wine Bottles,
in sheets.
Green Ctfiee n hhds.
February 13
THE Members ol the Philadelphia Contri- FOR LIVERPOOL.
hutionOiip for the Insurance ct | the snip
from loss by fire, are heieby notified, that an A !\A T A Z2 J 2f
Eledlion will be held at the Court House in
High Street, oh the :4th instant, betweeen the D. C. fiLLiNGHAiT, Master.
hours of two and five in tfce afternoon, in order PHILADELPHIA built, of live oak and ce
to choose twelve riire&ora and a treasurer, for dar, wil! be ready to receive her cargo Jt Weft's
the year.
HEALTH OFFICE The following articles entiUed to Drawback.
Is remold to No. .41 South Front Street, I • Cotton Hot fine Holland Shirting Line,
. _ ... Table Linen, I u knot's, Rags for Piper-ma
' Near the Drawbridge. ' ; kers, Kiiffia Sil Cloth, Ra«ns Duck, Iriih
yet trunks,
and ground in oil, Red <m Barr Lead, London
Tin in boxss, Lo? don refined Salt Petre, New-
Castle Gnndft'nes, Roman Tea Cannittrrs,
legant Girandole*. ten four ponnd Wool with
)roof oannon, double fortified with apparatus
otnplaat, aad a quantity of three and nine
>otind ft' t.
Of Duck Ctt&K,
IN the state of Delaware, being this day dif
folvert, all persons having demimls against
said partnerlhip will apply to the fubferibrr, and
fui'h as are indebted to laid concern will please
to make payment to
E. HAMILTON
THE Proprietors of the Philadelphia and Lan
caster line «>f Stages BIS PATCH, return their
grateful thanks to their friends .and the public in
general, for the pail favors they have received,and
inform them that in addition to the regular Line,
they are provided with Carriages,fober and careful
drivers* to g° through between the City and
BoßOHghintwo days. Those who prefer this motjr
of travelling can be accommodated at the Stage
Office, sign of United State# Eagle, Market (Ireet,
Philadelphia.
228
Total 392
E. HAMILTON.
(Signed)
(Signed)
E. HAMILTON, Captain,
the SpanisH frigate Hermione.
(Signed)
E. HAMILTON, Captain,
H. PARKER
E. HAMILTON, Captain
NOTICE
By order of the Dirr&ors.
CALEB CARMALT, Clerk.
Philadelphia, 4th month, 3d. fffmf
April 1
THK PABTNRRSHIP OF
PETER FOSTER 8", Co.'
PETER FOSTER
Duck Creek, April 1
LANCASTER STAGES.
Slough, Downing, Dunwoody U Ce.
N»v. 30. 2t—§
N 0 T I C T..
A" 11 P>rfons h»vitig clafcw »p»inlt RJcttwr'
S. I'lirvivinp parltfer „t the h >uf
of Footman & Co. j!fo thi'fc •»» •'»? cla.m
agjirJt Jic eitare <>f RictaaUi- Fortman, de-
C««fr'rf, sie rtelfteit to "exhibit their accounts,
well authenticated; and A " 'l»ole to
the said fifm are rcquefttd to make irrimtrMatc
payment to
7,
'5
119
JOHN M CLELLFN,
A<iminiftrat-»r to the rftafe of R. S- F©M? an
Frankfordt April *)-
NOTICK.
■■jpHE ParterPiip of fJGFIN HAINFS 9c WIL
I MAM JO VS.!,' rraJing under -he firm «»
H 'INKS y JONI'I, v.-:is !.y miirujl »gr«m«tK
i';iffjiv.:d on ih: i 4 -!> ul January la!t. All persons
imc.-et'ei, ihofv in.Vitrd to 'h«m, will
pUafc to c»ll «» "ll ly *< polGSle on WiUup> 7«®«.
who is cu'.y uurh,>nfc<i tn adjdit their cnnc-rns. .
The bnffneft will in future be conduced by
William Jones, at the former'ft and. No 132 Mar
ket street. ad door abov<- 4th, wherfe he ha* on
hand and pieans to k?ep a regular supply of the
best and rti'oft 'afrionahle fad dies and bridles Pla
ted saddlery and mounted «vhips» Harnels
of all kinds and five buckets, together with a gen
eral aflbrtment of every other article usually at
tached to that line of bvfiuefr.
March 11
WHEREAS Mathew Irwin did on the Bth
day oI July 1797 make an aflignmtrit of his
estate ana effects, to us the subscribers, for the be
nefit of such of his creditoYs, as should on or before
the 20th of September, 1797, execute to him a full
and final, discharge—Now thole (tfhis creditor?
who are entitled to a divided under said align
ment are roquefted to furniih their accounts to
Samuel Meeker, with ifitereft calculated up to the
Bth day of July. 1797, as a dividend will absolute
ly he'ftruck on the fir 11 day oi April next, and those
\vho negleil tf> comply with this notice will there
after be excluded from the benefit of the fame.
Philip Nicklin
S <>el Meek
imvt» ,*t?r
iVatb'l I eivis by bis .Ads. Aflignce9.
Pear sen Hunt
John M. Taylor
Philadelphia, March 14
Notice is hereby given,
TH AT application be made to s he Pr»fident
and Dirc&or* of the Bank of the United States for
the renewal of th«r following Certificates of Shares
in the said Bank, which were loft on board the (hip
John, of Baltimore, Hugh Dav«y, mailer, bound to
London v>2 :
B. No.
29X85 | Each.for one (hare, in the name
19886 ofTho's Holy, Sheffield (G. B)
29*87 | dated ill January, 180©;
29888 J
Of which application, all persons concerned, will
please to take notice.
WILLIAM STERETT.
Baltimore,sth april, i?oo
TO MERCHANTS,
VST. ADVERTIiF.R
"VT7"HO )ias served a regular apprenticefiiip in
VV • a vefy .etfpetSUbJe mercantile houk in
this city, an 3 Can produce the mo ft unexception
al-l« recoinfnemiai ion in his favor, offers his fer
vice as fiipeicargo, t > the Weft-Indie* or elfe
wbere —H« hal been in m ft of the Weft-In
dia iHanc!s v\ line dired\ed to A. B. No. 125,
South Thirtf Street, will tneet attention.
apni 10.
Schuylkill Permanent Bridge.
PROPOSALS in writing will be received until
rhe rjth day of April next, at the olfice o f
♦hfl! Treasurer of the Schuylkill Permanent Bridge
Company No. it Church alley, for a fapply of
ten thovifand perch of tfce best quality Free Stone,
one half of which mud be of large dirm-nfions,
viz 7to ix fact lonjf, to 3 feet wide in the
bed, 9 to 18 inc-hes deep—the remainder to be of
the size which is generally allied large foundation
Apne, to be delivered at the Weft «ud of High
street, in such quantities and at such times as (hall
be required Price and time ot payment to be
expressed
JOHN DORSEY, Secretary protem
mn'VJ
A quantity of TEU.RA3S for mortar will be
wanted.
March 17
wharf in a few days, and to fail about the sis
teenth of April. For freight or pillage apply
to the captain <•» board, or to
JEREMIAH WARDER.
tVJIO HA3 FOR SALS.,
daw
march 31
THE LOT,
23W im
At the north-east corner of Arch and
Nowoccupicd by Mr. Benjamin Bulby, as
|cy Enquire it No. 218 Arch street.
March 17
FOR SALE,
The Time of a Mulatto Girl,
WHO has about eight years to serve, has been
has bteri for many years accuftome<i to the
care of children, and is a tolerable cook.
£3" Enquire of the Printer.
April 5.
JOHN HAINES.
WipLl\M JONES.
3taw3w
NOTICE.
in&th tf
law^xn
fjtawiw.
STONE.
mw.fr m
3tawjw.
TO BE LST,
Ninth streets,
a Board Yard.
3 tawtf.
dlw.
- CHINA goods
[mporied ~l tie ~b<p J'™, Daniel iV'Pier
son commander, from Canton,
and for sale,
By JAMES LATIMER, jr.
> T ANKEENS, white and yellow
1\ Blatk, blue and colored Lttteflrings
Black and colored Sattias
Mazariae W -lue do.
S*ttin Stripe
Dove c *lored Shawl.
Black and cwiored f affctia*
Canton Long Cl^th
Imp rra', Hylo i, Young ")TBAS bf th« firCi
Hyf-)n and Souchong 1 quality.
April 8
CHINA GOOK
■lmported in the ship New Jerky, frrm Can
ton, and for szle by Archibald McCall,
No. 1&7 South Second Street,
White and Yellow Nankeens,
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyion,,rfyfon
Bohea and Souchong Teas,
Black Sattinsand Luteftrinfts, Hair Ribbon,
Caflia, and Rheubarb in cbefts,
Sugar in boxes and bags.
also on hand,
A small aflbrtment of China ware, an<s a few
Hhds Prime Jamaica Sogers.
April. 4- (Us
Just arrived,
AND FOB SALE H¥ THE SUBSCRIBERS,
THE CARGO
OF TUB SKIP FUILADELPHIA,
Theodore Bhfs, Commander, from Btngjl
CONSISTING OF
Ao alTortment of Piece Goods,
Sugars oi the firft quality,
And jo© qr. chefl» of fuprrior quality
Hyfoti Teas.
Willing! is" Ftwicit, 4nd
Thbmas W 'John Clifford.
March 17
IMPORTED
In tie Harmony, Captain Kollock^from
Calcutta>
AND FOB SAI.E
By JOHN MILLER, Jun.
(No. 80, Dock Street J
Pepper,
Supar, > of the firlt quality'
Hyfou Tea, j
ALSO)
SCO Bales well chosen low piiced Piece Goods.
£/" Apply t0 J<l"> Miller, Ji.o or Alexan
der J. M IU-r.
April 9
IMPORTED,
In the ship Jean, Daniel M-Pbersan master,
from Canton., an Assortment of
CHINA SILKS,
Cenfifting of
Black and coloured Luiefirings
Black Sa.ttins t
Bl»ck Senohaws
Black.and o>loiired Sewing SiiUs
Nankesns, Fans, &c.
Also on band*
INDIA MUSLINS,
viz.
G«2zee nas
Gurrahs
Cofl'as
B.ifta!s, &c and
India Bandannas.
For Sale by
ROBERT SMITH If Co,
No. 58, South Front Strtet. ■
djw
April
NOTICE,
THE Trtiftees appointed by the different
Fire Companic s to attend the Fire AfTi>-
eiation, are requested to meet at Carpenters'
Hall, on tbe ixtU instant, at 7 o'clock in the
evening.
April 9
Tbc copper bottomed brig
Burthen about 141 tons,
WILL BE SOLD,
Fur a. C4»unt of the Undei writers, %t the Mer
chants Coffee House, on Wedneiday the i*th
infhnt, pret i'ely at one o'clock,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
With all her materials, as ftie now lays at Wil
ling* wharf, agreeable to inventory, to be seen
at the au&ion Ttorc, and at the office of Shoe
maker and Berrett, Insurance Brokers, No. 9,
South Front ftrect.
SHANNON 8c POALK, Auctioneers,
April'io.
SALEa
Of a handsome Retreat.
On Wednesday the 16th of April inftatn, at
f«ur ©'clock in the afternoon, on
the premises,
Will positively be sold at Auction, to close a
co'partntrsLip,
ABOT7T acacres of highly improved ground,
ali in graft, garden, &6. It is fittoate 011
the A'eft fide of the Gcrmaotown road, about
2 and an half miles from the Court House, ge
nerally known by the name of Taylor's Place in
the Northern Liberties.
On the premises are a large brick house and
outbuildings, in good repair ; a garden
Inclosed with cedar and bard fence, a
pump of excellent water near the door. A par
ticular description is deemei) unneceflary, as the
sale will be on the fyot-
Also, a lot adjoining the laft,/containing a
hout 10 acres oF ground of the fame quality, on
which is creeled a new Itene and frame build
ing, 60 feet by 28, and an old stone and frame
barn—Thcfe places may be viewed at auy time
before the sale, the'key. of thehoufeisjn the
hands of the subscribers, who will it to
any perlon desirous of purchasing. A g«od
title, clear of incumbrance, and possession im
mediately.
SHANNON W PGALK,
Auctioneers,
d6t.
April 10.
Philadelphia Acadeiny
SAMUEL MAGAW, D. D.
Rector of St. Paul's church, and formerly y 4%4 ,
Provofi. of the Uuivertity of Penal jrlv.mi.i,
JAMES ABERCROMBIE, A.*f.
Ooe of the Afliftant Mirtifters of Christ chuich
ami St. Peter'*,
INTEND TO OPBK,
On Tuesday the istb of next mentb, ( Apri
Tin
CONSISTING or
i. A N Englilh School, in which will he
jLX. might Reading-, Writing, Ejiglifh
Gi«ininar, C< mpofition, Elocution, and Na
tur»l tiiftaiy.
id. A Mathematical School, in which
will he taught Writing, Arithmetic, Mer
cantile Acciunts, Geography »nd the ufo of
the Globes, Gi oinetry, or the rlclnenti of
Euclid, Trigonometry, both Plane and
Spherical, Menfurition, Gauging, Survey
ing, Navigation, in nil its parts, Dialling,
Coiiic-feftions, Fortification, Gunnery, As-
Itronomy, A lochia and Fluxions, with their
application to the different parts of Ma'he
mstics. 7bis department v)ill be conducted
By M*. PETEU DEt-AMAR,
formerly Professor of Mathematics in the
Royal Military and Marine Academy, Vu6-
lin—and latterly in the frigate Uvtf
fi States.
3d. A CJaffical School, in which will he?
laugh* the Latin and Greek Languages, iri
conjunftiori with Chronology, Civil His
tory, Rhetoric, and the Irjftitutej of Moral
Science.
A well grounded conviftion of the expe
diency of the foregoing pl«n, has been our
principal inducement t«> undertake it. When
it is confidrred that this populous and flou
riftiing JletrcpoKs tontains duly one P.'biic
Institution on an extensive plan, and tfiat
many of our youth are obliged to resort to
other States, tt> receive even a Grammar-
School. Education, the Seminary now pro
posed, will, we truit, fce regarded as eminent
ly ufeful.
Actuated by thtTe corfUrratians, many
gentlfrffifi, fticnOsxo Science, and to Liter,
ary Eftabijihpients, h.we ui>;rd, with great
warmth, the relent undertaking, and ex
cited the most flattering expe&ations rff its
fucceis.
Thus encouraged by the coiintenance and
promised aid ot liberal uten, i>o less than by
a firm perflation that well-regulated Aca
demies have a meft important iKfluercc
upon manners, habits, and principle's ;
it will be our earned endeavor fo'to con
duft this Semiaary of Learning, »s to sub
serve the great Interrfts of Religion and
Morality, to prdmote Decorum «f Behaviour,
Cerri:£ltiefs of Taite, Liberality of Senti
ment, and every other attribute of an inge
nuous mind, which, in connexion with
good principles, and found literature, con
stitute the iiftinguiflied ormmtnts of ih»
gentlt;njan, andthe scholar. .. • '
3tawrf
The building, engaged for this Acaderry,
though affording ffxc»llti>t'accommodation f
•will be rrlinquifhed for a mere central fitu
aticn, it iuch a change should be found ne-
celery
Pr-rtons clefir nis to beemployecfas tutors
in this Seminary, arc rtqucfttd to apply,
without delay, to cither ot the ful>(cribeis,
to whom alio Parents wiftiing to fend their
children, will plt*»fe to make application."
SAMUEL MAGAW,
No. f | Arch Sreet.
JAMES ABEROROMBJE,
No. to 1 Fine Street.
Philad. March 28.
tUR SALE,
70 bbls. Halifax He;ring,
Halifax Shad, in barrels,
150 bbls. Mr.ckarel—Salmon T Fat and
in tierces, bbls. and halt bbls. y in good
70 bbls. Bay of Fundy Shad J order.
A tew quantel of Cod Filh,
Spermaceti and common Oil,
20 bbls. (Burlington) Pork,
Spanilii Indigo,
Very good Vinegar by the pipe, barrel
or gallon—A calk of Venison Haras—i
bale of Cotton Candle Wick, and iS kegs
of Hoes L*rd.
Alf'y to
PHILIP S. BUNTING,
No. 96, Race, tbe corner of Third Street.
mn. %'<h Aj>ril
PRIZE-MONEY !
SHIP GANGES.
DIVIDENDS for the Letterot Marqus.fchoon
cr kchotcufe, ai d L'hugenie, the foyner
captured tU< sth ot August last off St. Bartholo
mews the 1 :tcr the «orh of fame morjrh ess St.
Croix, will be paid at the houfc of Irw's Albar
tus »n Front Urcet, below the Dra*bridge, on
TUESDAY the 15th inlt.
af'iit 3
Hj 1-IE Contributor to the Pennl'ylvania Hof«
I pio> are defircd to take notice, that the
Eledli. II Will be held at the laid H»lpiul on the
jthrlay of the jih month, 1800, (being the se
cond day of the welk, Jt» be op?ntd at 3 c'rlock
in the afternoon, for the choice of twelve Ma
nager! and a Treasurer for the ensuing year.
By order of a Board of Managers,
SAMUEL COATES, Sec'ryi
4 mo. Sth 1800
npHE Creditors of the late hotife of Irivin 8t
' Brjrjon, of Lexington, Kentucky, are
hereby informed, that a dividend of l'uch mo
nies of that firm, its have been received by the
fubferiber, will be made «n the twentieth da.y
ol April next, a-xr.ong those creditors wh« lhall
have before that time furniihed their accounts
properly attefled to
March 15
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Also,
dtif
ELECTION,
law —dst. -
NOTICE.
WILSON HUNT.
A£Hng afiignee.
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