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December 17
BOONE'TON IRON WORKS
TO BE SOLD,
OR LEASED FOR ONF. YEAR—-THAT
Valuable Estate,
KNOWN by thr name o? the Booneton Iron
Works, fitnate in the county of Morris ih the
flat* of New-Jcrfey, confifling of a Forgje with
four fires, a Rolling and Slitting Mill, a Grift mill
with two Run of fieoe9, and Saw mill, all in good
order and new in use, together with an excellent,
large, and convenient house, with out-houfcs of
every kind ; among which are an Ice house, and
(tone milk house, with a remarkable fine spring in
it, a large Garden, and an excellent eolle&ion of
"Fruit, a large Orchard, and 2500 acres of wood,
paf.ure and arable land, and a great number of
(lores and workmen's house*. Immediate pofleflkm
will be given of houses and (lores fufficient for
providing (lock the present winter, and poffeflion
of the whole in thelpring.
For terms enquire-of David B- Ogden at New
ark, mr. Peter Maekie m New-York, mr. David
Ford in Morris Town, or mefirs. Jacob and Rich
ard Faefch on the premises.
Januarv m.
DESERTED
FROM the Marine Barracks on the night of the
14th inft—JOHN CXtBORN, born in tht
ujwnof Bedford, Wpft Chefier county asd slate
age4 21 years, o months, 5 feet
8 and a quarter inches high, grey ey«.9 (loogqued)
light hair, ruddy complexion, pbek narked, by
trade a Shoerwaker. Enlitted by Lieutenant Rey
nolds in Stephen's Town, near Albany the ajth of
June last Had on and took with him a short
round blve cloth coat with a red cape, a blue
sloth coatee, a few white waiflcoats, a long grey
mixed coat and breeches, a pair of boots, a
chocolate coloured great eoat trimmed with black
hair plnfh, a fur 1 * hat half worn, and two tlver
watches, one a middle fizc, the other small. He
may impose himfeif on some family or gentleman
as a waiter, as he has a&ed in that caparity.—
Whoever apprehend' said Deserter, and secures him
in jail, fends him to Headquarters, or delivers him
to any of the Marine officers, or an / officer of the
army of the United . State 1 fnall receive the above
reward and all reafonahte charges.
January if),
BY a d«eree of the High Court of Chanferv,
made in a cause, James again ft Newman,
it is among other thiog* referred to Wm. Grave?,
Esq. one of the matters of the said court, " to take
an account of the Legacies bequeathed by the will
of the teOator, WILLIAM PHILLIFB, late of
Newgate fireet, London, deceased, and also to in
quire and {fate to the court, whether Francis
J?mes, the brother of the complainant'* named at
one of the Legatees in the said will in dead, and
whether he died in the life time of the
Therefore all persons who can give any informa
tion whether the said Francis James be living or
dead, and it living wher# he now refHe* or lift
resided, and when and at what place, and when
and where hs was last heard «f , and if dead, vi hen
and where h« died, are hereby rpquefl*d to give
such information to thefaid William Graves,Efq.
at his office in Sonthamp'on Buildings, Chancery
London.on or before the firft day of March
next, othrrwife he wiil be excluded the benefit of
the laid dccfee.
The said Francis James was born at or near
Kidwelly, in the county of Caermarthen, and if
living, is about the age cf thirty-four years, and
about the year 1779, was a foremaft man on board
the Milfcrd, a merchant (hip, belonging to the
por: of Bristol, and failed for Jamaica in Septem
ber, 178 c, afterwards he returned to ftriftol,
an in November, 1781, was prefi"::d in King
road, Briflol, lent oh board she king's frigate
called the Diomede, in which he failed from Ply
mouth «n a crwife, and on beard of which he af
terwards \ eca*ne a quarter gunner, and deserted
the said (hip at Chatiefton Bar in North-America
in September 1781.
Should any person in the United States f>f Ame
rica', be enabled to give information of the above
named Franci* James, whetherliving or dead, they
arc requeued tn communicate the fame to DAVID
A. OGDEN, No. 69, Stone Greet, New Y^rk.
j£jF* The printers throughout the United States
are requefled to publilh the above.
»pril t Si
RUN away from the Subscriber on the evening
of the 28th inft. a bound Servant GIRL,
named Elizabeth Howckel, had on and took with
h«r|three different changes of garment and money,
proud, bold and impudent, a noted lyar ; any p»r
fon apprehending her (hall be entitled to the above
reward—no costs or charges will be paid.
N: B, She had » years and Ibme months to serve.
DANIEL FITZPATRICK.
Goften Town(hip,Cb;(ler County, July 49.
PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY' EVENING, APRIL 25, ißao.
NOTICE,
CLEMENT BIDDLE.
Samuel BlodgeU.
Thirty Dollars Re-ward.
J. S. LEWIS,
Adjutant Marine Corps.
WHEREAS
Ihree Lents Reward,
IMPORTED
In the Ship Canton from China,
Richard Dale, Esq. Commander,
Yellow Nankeena,
Silks,
Imperial, "J
Yoong Hyson, |
Hyson Skin, J»TEAS.
Green and j
Souchong J
Apply to the fubfenber, or at Meflrs
Will!ng» and Francis's, Penn-ftreet.
April 15
Jttst Arrived,
AND FOR SALB BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
THE CARGO
OF THE SHIP PHILADELPHIA,
Theodore Bljfs, Commander, from Bengal.
coxsisrr&G or
An aflortmenr of Piece Goods.
Sugars oi the firft quality,
And aoo qr. chefcs of iuperior quality
Hyson Tea*,
Wi'ilings I? Francis, and
Thomas i? John Clifford.
March 17
THIS BAY LANDING,
From on board the fchoorer Godfrey, captain
Atkinfon, from Martinique,
And for sole*, by
ao hogfbeads}
9' tierces C firft qiuHty SUGARS
a 6 barrels j
And 30 hogflicads Molasses,
April 21
AUTHENTIC L,IF£ OF SUWOROW,
JUS 7 PUBLISHED,
AND
FOR SALE,
AT THIS OPyiCE,
A SKETCH OF THE
%ife anD efjaratfer
PRINCE ALEXANDER SUWOROW RYM-
NIKSJCI X
Field-Ma. fhal General in the fer viceof His Imperi
al Majesty, the Emperor of aH the Ruflias,
with
The History of his Campaigns.
Translated from the German of Frederick
To *McK'i» ad-].*,
i concise and comprehensive History of
- s , -,s,
His Italian Campaign.
By William Cobbett.
With an elegant Print-Portrait of thai re*
nonvned Warrior,
[Price a I-a Dollars.]
Portrait of Marshal Suworow,
Gentlemen deGrous of poffefling a capital like*
ness. executed in the firft style, of this illustrious
Ghrillian Chieftain, may be furnifhed with parti l
cular proof impyffions. at. this office, price one
Dollar.
February la.
JuJl Puhl'ijbed. and to be S»/d,
(Price »5 Cints)
By ZACHARIAH PO.ULSON, Jmir.
JVf 10 6) Clef nut Street 1
AN ANALYSIS
The Report of the Committee
VIRGINIA ASSEMBLY,
Proceedings of fur.dry of the other States,
ANSWER TO THEIR RESOLUTIONS.
BY ALKXANDfcR ADDISON
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REPORTS OF CASES,
Argueif and determined in the High Court of
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Commencing with the Judgments of the Right
Ho*. Sir Wil'iamScott, Michaelmas term 179^
By Christopher Robinson y L. L. d. Advocate.
Vol. I.—Part I.
April 19,
LANCASTER. STAGES.
'T'HE Proprietors ef the Philadelphia and Lan-
X carter li:.e of Stages )3l:?P.'VrCfc|, return their
grateful thanks to their friends'ahd the public in
general, for the past favors tfcey V»ave received,and
inform theft* that in addition to the regular Line,
th*y are provided with Carriages, sober and careful
drivers, to go through between the City and
Borough in two days. Those who prefer this mode
of travailing can be accommodated at the Stagd
Office, sign of United States Bagl«, Market ft reet,
Philadelphia.
Sloiigby Downing, Duriwoody if Cg,
Nov. 30. 2t —§
A Summer Retreat.
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be the Ift of June next. Enquire of the
Printer.
March 15. . eo6w.
-To be Rentei
AND immediate pofleffion given, if required,
a new two story Brick and Kitchen,
about 14 miles from Philadelphia, on the great
road to Newtown. Enquire of the Printer.
4 f -f-
jawtf
R. WILLING'.
d2w.
SAMUEL RHOADS,
No. I, Peon ftrtct.
eo 3*
OF TH£
ON *fHK-
aaw^w
IMPORTED
In tie Harmony, Captain bollock, from
Calcutta,
AND FOTI SALE
By JOHN MILLER, Jun.
(No, 80, Dock Street J
Pepper, }
Stigar, and >of the firft quality*
Hyson Tea, j
ALSO,
350 Bales well cbofen low priced Piece Goods,
j£jT Apply to John Miller, Jun. or Alexan
der J. Miller.
April 9,
PRATT £s? KINTZING,
No. 95, North Water-street,
HAVE ON HAND THE FOLLOWING
GOODS,
ENTITLED to drawback, which they r.ffsr for
fal#* at moderate pric«s for calh, or usual
credit { or on a credit of u or l 8 months upon
Mortgages on Real Property, in or the City
of Philadelphia, or other fatisfa&ory security
50 boxes andbalt9 Tick
lenburghs.
60 do. do. Hemp
en linens,
50 do.
brigs.
50 do Patterbornes.
25 do. Bielfield Linens.
Il do Creas and Creas
a la Morlaix.
Brown Rolls.
Do. Hessians.
Polish R®Hs.
Bed Ticks.
-Siamois.
Arabias.
Empty Bags.
Oil Cloths.
Shoes and Slipper**
Soal and upper Leather.
Quills and Scaling Wax.
A package Gold and Sil
ver Watches.
A few chests Toys.
Slates and Pencils.
70 hhds Havanna Mo
laflcs
February 15
13 pipes old Port Wine.
15 boxes Tumbler* al
tar ted j
200 boxes Hamburgh
Window Glass 8 by
10, &c.
1 chcft aflbrted Looking
Glasses.
Sereral large elegant do.
1500 Demijohns.
50 kegs Pearl Barley.
A few tons Roll Brim*
itose.
10 kegs Ycll®w Ochrc.
A few bbls. Rosin.
40 tons Ruflia Hemp.
80 hhds. Hogs Bridles.
1 hhds. Dutch Glue.
20 calks Nails assorted
from J4. to aod.
16 cases Ironmongery.
8 calks Hoes.
German Steel.
6 hhds. Coffee milli.
Blocking Twine, Tape®,
Stone Pickling Pots,
See &c.
do. Ozna
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FOR PUBLISHING
The Pursuits oj Literature,
A SATIRICAL POEM
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A VINDICATION OF THE WOE-K,
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Vindication and Notes.
BY THE AUTHOR.
)SJLS.
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march 17,
Notice is hereby given,
THAT application will be made to the Pr?fident
and Dire&ors of the Bank of rhe United State* for
the renewal of the following; Certificates of Share#
io the said B. nk, which were loft on board the ship
John, of Baltimore, Hugh Davey, reader, bound to
London, viz :
B. No. 298P4"}
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19886 of Tho's Holy, Sheffi- lei (G. li)
j dated ill January, jßco ;
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Of which application, all pelfons concerned, will
please to take notice.
SAMUEL STERETT.
Baltimore,sth april, 1800 aawsm
THE UNDERSIGNED,
HIS Swcdiih Majesty's Consul General,'and au
thorized to tranfaA the Consular Bufmefs,
for his Majesty the King of Deumaak iu the United
States of America, residing at Philadelphia,
Hereby gives public Notice,
That in obedience to recent instructions received
fforri his government, it is the duty of all Matters
<%f Swedilh and Danish vessels, be-fore their failing
from any port in the said States, to call upor him
or the Vice Consul in or#Jer to be granted such
Certificates for their Cargoes, which the exigency
of the ft ate of the Neutral' Commerce arid the fe
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indifperfably neceflary, and, that any Master of
vefTeii belonging to the refpe&ive nations, or na
vigating aiider the prote&ion of their flags, in
omitting te take such certificates, will pcrfonally
stand refpoafißlfe for the confequt-nces.
RICHARD SOOERSTROM.
Philadelphia, ißth December, 1799.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
FOK SAI.K,
About 25 acres cf Land,
LAYING on the east fide of the Falls Read.—
On the East it i* bounded by property T>elong
ijtg to Mr. Tfc'rich Francis, ftn.—on the jfouth, by
a road (*i two perches, and on the north by a lane,
which feparatcs it from Mr. M'Call. Ir is propo-'
fed to divide this land into 3 equal parts in orier
to fait the purchafer-v.
Alio, 31 acres, situated on the weft fide of
Geraantown ro*d. Makers'* estate,
being pact of th* prop#rty x*f the late Samuel
Mifflin.
iPor terms apply to Samuel Mifflin, corner of
Market and nth streets.
January 44- tf.
'Tta, '
{ JOSEPH ANTHONY & Co,
At tbeir Store No. 5 Cbesnut Strc/, /ne
ton SAI.K,
The following Articles, viz.
First quality Russia Hemp
Ruflia Duck
Brandy in pipes, firft and fourth proof
Madeira Wine in pipes and half pipes
Claret in cases
Winter and Summer .pHTed, Spermaceti Oil
Spermaceti Candels, and
Hyson Tea, latest importation
March 14.
2tnwtf
THOMAS MLfKGA'I HQYD isr SON&
HAVE FOR SALS
At No. 35
ice pieces gauze,
100 swords,
Sco joiners tools,
14c saddle trees,
12 fire fenders, brass topi,
100 brass compafles,
I oo- wood do.
April 9.
nicklin AND tjKl.fr'KITH
HAVH FOR SALg
small chests of Ginghams, -\ on board
4 ditto of colored Muflincts, I the Ihip
4 bales of St. Fernando Serges, ! Nestor, in
4 ditto of Camblets, ( the river
10 ditt.6 of colored and white ( from
Caffimeres, J Liverpool
• 14 trunks of printH Callicoes,
The above are in small ajferted packaget calculated
either for the IVtjl India vr borne trade,
3f> tons Lead, in pigs,
8 tons of dry White Lead in hhds.
17 calks of fine dry Yellow Paint,
6 ditto of Mineral Black,
i ditto of dirto White,
io ditto of Colcothar,
3 ditto of Purple Brown,
io cases English China Ware in setts,
36 calks of Nails aflforred,
300 barrels pickled Salmon,
80 half ditto ditto,
80 barrels Herrings,
io ditto Shad,
1© ditto Mackarel,
7 calks of Porter in bottlet,
to puncheons Rum*
190 pipes of Brandy, 4th proof,
15 pipes old Madeira Wine,
27 quarter chests Young Hyson Tea,
13 boxes of Imperial ditto,
Eriglifh Gunpowder, HF
Forged Copper Nails and Bolts,
Sail Canvass,
Empty Wine Bottles,
Cork in fleets,
Green Coffee in hhds.
February 13V
fc*.tU&f
JUST COME TO HAND,
And for fete at
W. Yovns, J. C J. Crukshank, and
Thomas Dobson's Bookstores,
A POEM,
Sacred to the memory of
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Late President of the United States, and
Commander in Chief of the Armies of the
United States.
Adapted to tht aad Ftbruarjr ißco.
By Richard Alsop.
march 16
A COUNTRY SEAT.
FOR SALE.
rHAT handsome Country Seat, belonging to
the estate of A<jfan\ Zantzinger, deceased ;
situated on Schuylkill, near Gray's contain,
ing about 21 acres of lapd, on whicnis ereSted, a
large, commodious brick houf\ three rooms on a
floor, with a largn piazza. A goad barn, cose?*
hosfe, &.c. and a pump of excellent water. The
3iwtf.
buildings are nearly new, and in good condition-
There is also on the prerwifc? a noted Rock, called
Ramho**, wbiah is one of the best landings and
filling-places on the river The garden is large
and very prddu&ive, as is the temainder of the
land which lays high, and commands a beautiful
view of both rivers, the city and the n#ighbcur
hood.
PoiTeflion can be had immediately.
A further defcriptfon is deemed unnecessary, as
it is cxpe&ed the premises will be viewed previous
to a sale, and the price terms of payment, &c.
will be made known by
HENUY ZANTZINGER,
AJminiftrator to said estate, No. 165,
Market Street.
N. 3.—ln cafe the al *ve property is not dispo
sed of at private sale, it will then be fold at the
Merchant's Coffee House, on Saturday the 26th
iaft. at 1 d'clock in the evening. / *
FOR SALE,
A VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND,
LYING on the Potomac River, county of Nor
thumberland, ft ate of Virginia; containing
about 1400 aeres—its situation is equal to any o*her
in the Northern Neck, temarkable for every kind
of wild fowl, oyfiers, fifh and crab, and none bet
ter for health. It is about the ftiue diftancc from
Baltimore, Alexandria and Nforfolb, and not more
than one days fail from either. There are three
improved plantations with dwelling heufes, the
one knowD by the name of Exeter Lodge, former
ly the residence of col. JoV.n Gordon,is an elegant
two flory bricTc house, with four rooms on a floor,
and a pafTage fifteen feet wide.
other two are commodious and convenient'
ly fitted, with good and suitable out holifes, at ore
of whfch John Marphy, Esq. (now of Weftmor?-
iand county) lived fcveral years; on this farm there
is a good grift mill, with water fulficieot to turn
any nurtiberof stones ; alf© convenient floreJyu
fes ami granaries on a public road, Well situated
for a country store. On eaeh of those places there
are firte apple aad peach orchards. The greater
proportion of she land is of the firft quali y and
near the half of the whole heavily timbered. I'hc
terms may be Known by applying to Wm P.
Baltimore, Fotrthee G. TebSs, esq. of Richmond
coauty, Virginia, or to Thomas Murgatro} d an<!
Sous, Philadelphia.
Feb. S~~JA
{To/Imk XVII.
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