PROPOSALS,'
FOR
The Mails of the United States,
On the following Post Roads,
Will if rec ived at the General, Ppst Office,
Philadelphia, until t'(.ictb day of July
next.
I.TpROM Portsmouth, by- HampptonfalU,
Xi:
at(d Lynn to Boston, fhree times » week.
From April I j to October 15.
Portftßquth every-Tyefd'y, Thursday
*nd,Sf turdjjy at 4 . M ants arrive at Boston
tbt/»0«e dayß by 6,P. M. leave
Boiloti every Wednefday 2nd rriday
ai 4 A. M. af-d arrive at Portftnoutfc the fame
days by 6 P.M.
From October 15 It April 15.
Leave Portfraouth every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at t P. M- and arrive at Boftojp
on the following days, Wednesday, Friday
and Sunday at (> P- M- Returning, leave Bos
ton every vVednefday and Friday at
$ a. M. and arrive at Portsmouth the next days,
TrieWa-y, Thursday and Satvrday at 10 A. m.
2 From Boston by Worcester, fSropkfield,
Sprjigfteld, Nuffield, Hartford, Wethersfield,
Mtddlctown, Durham. Wallingford, New-Ha
ven, Milford, Stratford, Fairfield, Norwa'.k,
Stamford, N«w RocfceJle, Kaft Chofter and
Haerlem to New-York, times, a week.
From April 15 to October 15.
Leave Boston every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at ham. arrive at Worcester by (
6p m. Leave Wofcefter every Tuesday, Ttourf- j
day aritt Saturday at 3 a m. Arrive at Brock- 1
field by 10 a M.at Springfield by a P M. at Suf
fieid by 5 PM. and at Hartford at 9 P m. the
fa(ped3ys. Leave HarttWd every MonSay,
Wednesday and Friday at 3 a m. arrive at New
Haven by noon ; leave New-Haven at 1P m.
and arrive by 9.p. m - fame days.
Leave Stamford every Tuefdiy, Thursday and
Saturday at 3 a m. and arrive -at New-York
fame days by iz o'clock,, noon. Returning,
lea\e fcew-York every Monday, Wednesday
Friday at II a m. arrive at Stamford in the
evening ; leave Stamford every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday by % a m ; arrive at
NeSv-Haven by noon ; leave New-Haven at 1
P M. and arrive at Hartford by 9 P w ; leave
Hartford on Wednesday* Friday and Monday
by 3 A M ; arrive at Springfield by 10 A M, and
at Worcester by 9 p m ; leave Wprcefter evsry
Thursday, Saturday and Tuesday, by 3 A m,
and arrive at Burton fame days by 1 p m.
From October 15 to April 15.
Leave Boston every Tv« Way, Thursday and
Saturday by S A m j arrive at Worcpfter by g
p m ; leave Worcefker ou . Wednefdty, Friday
and Monday at 4 a Mi arrived at Suffield fame
days by 8p m. Leave Suffield Thursday * Sa
turday arid Tuefcjay at 4 a m. and arrive at
New-Haven by 8 pm. Leave New Haven ev
ery Friday, Monday and Wednesday at 4 A m,
and arrive-at New-York the next days
Setu:day, Tuesday and Tkyrfday- by 11 a m.
Returning* leave >Jew-York every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 11 A M: arrive at
NeW'Havrn or. Tuesday, Thursday and Sa
turday by 8 p m. Leave New-Haven every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday by 4 A m. ar
rive at Suffield by 8p m. Leave Suffield Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday by 4 a. m and
arrive at Worcester by 8 PM. Leave Wor
ceAer every Monday, Wpdrtefday and Friday
at 4 A M. and arrive at Boston the fame days
by 4 P M.
3, New-York by Newark, EJizabeth
tov.3, Rahway,
Princeton, Trenton* Bfiftcjiand Frankford to
Philadelphia, every day, Sunday excepted.
Leave New-York every day, Sunday except-.
Ed, at 1 PM. and arrive irt Philadelphia the next
day at jAM 18 hours- Returningj leave Phi
ladelphia e**ry .djiYv fonday exceptedl P.
M, and acciv#.at NewrY.o.F;k»_ the next day by
7 AM. From i to May 1, the
hour t<F arrival at Philadelphia and at New-
York flaall be extended, to 8 A M.
4. From Baltimore by Bladenfburg to Wa
shington every day, Sunday excepted.
April, 1 to so* ember x.
Leave Baltimore every day at 11 A M. and
arrive at VValhington by 6rP M- Returning,
leave every day at 3 A M. and ar
rive at Baltimore by 11 A M.
November t to April 1.
leave Baltimore tvery d»y at 4 am. and arrive
at Wafliington by 2r m. Ruurnixg, leave Wafli
ington every day at 10 am. and arrive at Balti
moie by 7 r m.
5. From Walhington city by George town,
Alexandria> Cplchefter, Dumfries, Aquica,
Falmouth, Frederickiburg, Bowling Green and
Hanover court howfc t« Richmond, c. h. every
day, Sundays excepted.
From April 1 to November 1
Leave Waftington-every day at 8 A M.and
arrive at Frederickiburg by 7 PM. Leave
Frederickiburg every day at 3 A M. and arrive
at Richmond by 6 P M. Returning, leave
Richmond every day by 3 A M. and arrive at
Frederickftmrg by 6 P M. Leave Frederickf
b*rg every day by 3 A M. and arrive at Waih
ington by 4 P M.
November I. te April I.
Leave Wajhington every day 4P M- and
arrive at Alexandria by 7 PM. and arrive at
Frederickfcurg the next d»y» by J*P M. Leave
Frederickiburg every day at 4 A M. and arrive
at-Richmond the nextdays by 10 AM. Re
turning, leave Richmond every day at 1 P M.
»nd arrive at Fredericklhurg the next days by
1P M. Leave Ftedericlifbutg every day at 4
A M, and arrive at Walhington the next days
by 8 A.M.
6. From Richmond to Peterlburg everyday,
Sundays excepted. Leave- Richmond every
day at 4 A M. and arrive at. Peter (burg by 10
o'clock, AM. Returning leave feterfburg ev
ery day at a P M. and arrive at Richmond the
fame days by 7 P M.
7. From Richmond by New.Kent court house,
William {burg, York-town and Hampton to
Norfolk, 3 timec a ™«k ---
April 1 to November 1.
Leave Richmond every Tuesday, fhurfday
and Saturday at 3A M. Arrive at New-York
by 6 PM, and arrive at Norfolk the next days,
Wednesdays, Friday, and Sundays by 1 P M.
Returning, leave Norfolk every Tuesday, Tburf
day and Saturday, at 10 A M ; arrive at York
in the evening. Leave York every Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday by 3 A M, and arrive at
Richmond the fame day> by 6 P M,
November 1 to April 1.
Leave Richmond every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday atjPM; arrive at Norfolk in two
days on Wednesday, Friday aid Monday by 10
AM. Rtturning, leave Nerfolkevery Mon-
day, Wednesday and PrUay it l P M< and ar
rive at Richmond m two days on Wcdriifday,
Friday and Monday by 10 A M.
8. From Pcterfburg by Cabbin Point Surry
court houfr, Smtth'fcTd, Suffolk and Ports
mouth to Norfolk throe times a week.
Leave Petersburg every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, at n o'clock, poon, Arrive at
Suffolk the next days by i P M\ leave Suffolk
at » P M, and arrive at Norfolk by 8 P M.
Returning, leave Norfolk every Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday at 4A M; arrive at Suffolk
fame days by 10 AM, Leave Suffolk at 11
A M, and arrive at Peterfbyrg every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday by norm.
9. Pc-terfbufg by Harrifville, Goldfonville
and Warrenton to Louifburg three timet
a week.
Leave Perarfburg every Monday, Wedfief
day 2nd Friday at a P M. and arrive as Louif
burg ii) two days on Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday at 10 A M. Returning, leave Louif
burg every M nday, Wednesday and Friday at
» P Mi and arrive at Petersburg in two days on
Wednesday, Friday and Monday at 10 A. As.
10. From Louifburg by Raleigh, Averyfbo
ro' and Fayetteville U Mc. Falls, three titnes a
week.
Leave Loui/burg every Sunday. Wednesday
and Friday at * P My arrive at Mc. Falls on
Tuesday, Friday ind Sunday by 9 A M.
Returning, leave M'Falls on Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday at 3 P M 9 and arrive at
Louifburg on Wednesday, Friday and Monday
at 10 A M.
11. From M'Falls by Chereau court house to
Camden three time* a week. Leave M'Falis
every Sunday, Tuesday and Friday at 1 P M,
and arrive at Camden on Tuefday r Thursday
and Sunday at 10 A M. Returning, feavc Cam
den every Tuesday, Thurtday and Saturday at
2P M, and arrive at M*Falls on Thursday, Sa
turday and Monday at 10 A M.
12. From Camden by Statefburg and Jamef
villf to Chariellon, jhree times a week- When
is so high as.to make long Ferries, the
mail shall be carried from Camden on the foeth
fide of Santee river
Leave Camden ever* Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at z P M, and arrive at Charleston
on Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday at To A M.
Returning, leave Charleston eyery Sunday,
Tuesday and Thursday at 3 P M,mi arrive at
Camden tke next Tuesday, Thursday and Sa
turday at 10 A M.
13. Frem Carrion by C»lumbia, Edgefield
houfe, and Campbell town to Augusta,
three .times a week.
Leave Candeaevery, Sunday, Tuesday *nd
Thursday at, a PM, and airive at Augyfta 00
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10 A M.
Returning, leave Abgufta every Sunday,
Tuesday, and Thursday at 3 P M, and arrive at
Camden on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at 10 A M.
44* From CKarWldn by, JacfcConiborougb and
Coofawhatehy to Savannah twice a weak. i
Leave Charleston every Tuesday and Thursday
at 6 r m. arrive at Jackfoiifborongn
and Friday at * p m. arrive at Coofawhatchy on
Thursday and Saturday by 5 am and arrive at
Savannah on Friday and Sunday by 8 a m. Return'
ing, Leave Savannah every Saturday and Tuesday
by 4 a m. arriveatCoofawhatchy by 8 p m an 4 ar
rive at Cbarlefton on Tuesday and Tharfday by
IP A M.
15. From Augusta by Louisville to Savannah
onee a week.
Leave Auguflarvery Saturday at 3 p m. Arrive
Louisville on Sunday by 6 pm. leave Louisville on
Afonday at Bau. and arrive at Savannah on
Tuesday at 5. p. m. leave Savannah on Wednesday
as 8 a.m. and arrive at Louisville on Thursday by
J p- m. leave Louisville. on Friday at 6 a. m. and
-arrive at Augusta on Saturday at 10 a. m.
Frnm Augusta by WayncfWough to Sa
vannah once a week.
Leave Augusta every Tuef<iay at 1 p. u; arrive
at Waynefboroagh on Wednesday by 8 a. m. and
arrive at Savannah on Friday by 3 p. m. Return,
iffg, leave Savannah every Saturday at 9 a m. arrive
at Way. r .fl>orough on Monday by 3 p m. and ar
rive at Augufca on Tuesday by 9 a m.
17. From Wa)nefhorough to Louisville.
Leave Wayncfliorough every Wednesday at 9
am. and arrive at Louisville by 3 ph. Returning,
leave LouifvMte e*ery Thursday aty a m. and at*
rive at Waynejborough by I r w.
18. From Savannah by annbury, Riceborough,
Darien and 3tunfwick to Stary's once a week.
Leave Savannah every Wedriefday at 9 a m. ar
rive at Riceborough on Hiurfday by 10 a M. and
arrive at Staryg «n Saturday by 9a u. Return
ing, leave St. Mary* every Saturday at 3 p m. ar
rive at Riceborough the next Monday by 3 p m.
and arrive at Savannah the next Tuesday byj pm.
NOTES
Nate t. The mail on the route Nb. 9, is,
11 and ti is to be carried in a lvheaJ carri
age or by a led horse. A penalty at ther ate
of 12 cents a mile will be incurred hy the
contraftor for each time and mile that he
shall carry the fame without making use of
either a carriage or led horse. No altera,
tion will be made in the times fixed for the
arrival and departure of the malls in tliefe
routs.
Note 2. The Po(lmafter-General may al
ter the times of arrival and departure at any
tiuif during the continuance of the contracts,
he prev'roufly stipulating an adequate com
pensation for any extra expence mat may
be occasioned thereby.
Note 3. Fifteen minutes shall be allowed
for opening and doling the mail at all offices
where no particular time is fpecified.
NeUe 4. For every fifteen minuter delay
(unavoidable *ccidents excepted) in arriving
after the times, in any contrail,
the contractor shall forfeit one dollar ; and
if the delay continue until the departure of
any depending mail, wherety the mails def
tinedifor. fuc.h depending mail lose a trip, an
additional forfeiture of five dollars (hall be
incurred.
Nbte & Newspapers as well as letters are
to b$ ft-tit in the mails : and if afiy person,
making.proposals, deffres to clrry newspa
pers, other tlian those conveyed in the mail,
for his own emolument, he must state in his
proposals for what sum he will carry it
with that emolument, and for what sum
without that emolument.
Note 6. Should any perftm, making pro
pefats, tie fire an alteration of the times of
arrivalUnd departure above fpeci6ed, lie mud
state in his proposals, the alterations desired,
and the difference they will make in the
terms of his c»ntra&. This note does not
apply to the routs No. 9, 10, 11 and 12.
No alteration will be made in those times.
Note j. Peribtis making proposals are de
sired to state their prices by the year—Those
who contraA will receive their pay quarter,
ly, in the month of January, April, July
and OEUber.
Aote 8. The contra&s for the routs
numbered 1 to 13, are to by. in operation 011
the til day of October next, and are to con
tinue in force until the ift of Oflober 1804.
Contracts fer the routs number 14, 15, 16,
17 and 18, are alio to be in operation on the
1 ft day of Oilober next, and are to continue
in force until the ift of April isoa.
JO6 : HABERSHAM,
Postmaster-General.
General Post Office, }
Philadelphia,.JW-arch 20, l 800. $ eotjy.
Prevention better than Cure.
For the prevention and cure of Bilious and
Malignant Fevers, is recommended,
Dit. HAHN's
dKti-bilious Pills,
WHICH have been attended with a degree
of fuecefs highly grateful to the inven
tor's feelings, in several parts of the Weft-In
dies,and the southern parts of the United Statei,
particularly in Baltimore, Pcterlburg, Rich
mond, Norfolk, Edc-nton, WilmjngtonjCharlef
ton, Savannah. See. The tefiimony of a num
ber of persons in each of the above places can be
adduced, who have reason to believe that a
timely use ef th s salutary remedy, hat, under
Provideme, preserved their lives when in the
moll alarming circuraftanees.
Fails of this cqnclufive nature fprak more in
favour of a medicine, than columns of pompom
"logy, founded on mere aflcrti, n, could do.
It it not indeed prefumptupufly proposed as
an infallible cure, but the inventor has every
poflib'.e reason, which can refujt from extesfive
experience for believingthat * dofenf these pills,
taken onre every two weeks during the preva-.
lence of eur Annual bilioas fevers, will prove an
infallible preventative ; and further, that in the
earlier stages of tliefe diseases, their use will
very generally succeed in restoring health and
frequently in tafes eftetmed defp'erate and bey
cud the power of commoa remedies.
The operation oftbtfe pills is peife<9ly mild
and maybe used with falety by perfonsin every
situation and ofcytryage.
They ate excellently adapted te carry effTu
perfluous bile andprtvenr its morbid fecretlons j
to reftcre and amend the appetite ; to produce
a tree perfpiraticn and thereby prevent colds
which are often of fatal consequence. A dose
never fails to remove a cold if taken on its fir ft
Tjbey are celebrated for removing
habitual coitivenefs, sickness vf the ,fl»aiach and
severs lieid ache, and ought to be taken hy all
persons on ; change of climate.
They l.avt been found remarkably efficacious
in prevailing and curing mofl difotders ottend
ast on ! lijirg voyages, and' ffjould be procured
and sarefi lly preferred foriifc by every fe«tnan.
Dr. HAHN'S
Genuine Eye-tvaten,
Actrtafa and fafcrerne3y for all diseases of tf-c
cytis. whether the eftb&of natural weaknef*,. or of
accident, speedily removing- inflanimatious, de 1
fl.«ikjns of rheum, dcllccfa, itching, and films in
the eyesjnever'-failinj? to cure thofc roalaiiin which
frequently futceeil the small pox, mcafiei and fe
vers, and "wonderfully ftrengthcmng a weafe fight.
Hundreds have experienced its excellent virtues
when nearlycteprivtd of fight.
jTooth-ache Drop*.
The only remedy yet discovered which'gives im
mediate and lading relief in the mofr severe in
ftaqcea.
The Anodyne Elixir.
For the cure of every kind of head-ache, and for
pfcipi in the face and neck.
Injalhble Ague and Fever Drops.
1 his medicine has never failed, in many thou
sand cases net one in a hundred has had occasion to
take more than one bottle, and number# not half
a bottle. The money will be returned if the cur*
is not performed.
SOLD BY WM. Y. BIRCH,
STATIONER,
No. 17, South Sfcond Skreet,
■And no inhere else, in Philadelphia.
Where also may he had, Dr. Hamilton's Worm
Deftrcjring Lozenge*, his Sovereign Elixir for
coughs, &c. Restorative Dreps, tffenee and Et
tra& of Mustard, .sorereijn Ointment for the Itch,
Dr. Hahn's infallible German Corn Plaifter, In
dian Vegetable Speci£c for the VeEcreal com
plaint, Gotland's and Persian Lotian, Restorative
Tooth powder, Damaik Lip Salve, Church's
Cough Drops, Pills, &c. See.
April 16
JUSi RECEIVED,
From the BOSTON Manufactory,
A QUANinrr OF
WINDOW GJL.A&S,
Qf different size 1,
FOR SALE
BY ISA AG HARVEY, ]vu
N. B. (izeathat mtv-ijc *ar.'ed cot
larger than 1H by i«„can be had frotn said manufaCta
ry, on bejog Ordered; and attention given tofnrward
on any orders that may be left for that p'l.T'o'c-—-
Apf'lv at No, g, South Water-street, as above,
july 8 dtf
NO.TIC E.
WHEREAS Praters and Company, of Phila*
delphia, merchants, did on the fourth of
the present month, affyn over their cfle&s real
personal and mixed, to the fubferibers, tor the e
nefit of their creditors, allowing three months for
their creditors redding in the United States ot
America, and nine months for creditor* beyond
f«a to prove their claims—Now therefore, those
who have any demand against said estate, are re
quested to furnifh the fame immediately, and all
perfor.s who are indebted to said ellate are r«quell
ed to make immediate payment, to PRAGERS &
Co. No, 6, Lombard ltreet, wh« are appou>*ed
Agent to the >.ffignees—ln failure whereof, legal
measures will be inflituted for the recovery of
such debts as are not discharged without delay.
Gtorge Latimer,
Andrew Bayard, [ A *
John Wadding,m f
William Wain, J
April i».
NOTICE,
THE Creditors ef Isaac Painter are desired
to render m their account! to the sub
scriber, on or before the firfl of May next, as
a dividend will iben be nude; and all those
indebted to said firm are desired to make im
mediate payment or they will be dealt with as
the law iireilt.
JACOB CLARK, Affignec
StawtiM
April 9.
34-hhds. Jamaica prime Sugars,
Just arrro.sd in ship Terrific,
And Landing at Walmit-ftr«t Wharf,
F6R SALE BT
J ' v ' THOMAS KETLAND.
April II
treasury department,
PUBLIC NOTICE is hefeby given, in pur
fuanc- o*' the ad* of Cojigreli, palled on
the firft djy of Mafch, on» tfi'ufand eigfct
hundrtd, intituled "An a din .iddition to an
a<9; int tuled, an ail »epulatiufc the giants of
l»(id jppiopriltcd for military iervitcs, and fi'-r
rfce Society of [he United Brethren so- propA:
gating tie Go'pel amsng the Heithen." ai fol
lows ;
ift. A! 1 the frafiional parts of t!ie quarter
townfhipa adjoining tothe Indian boundary line
of the trail of land--referred to in fjiJ idi,
except the frafVionjl quarter townlbips num
ber four m township number seven ofrjnge
nuinber tiventy : A'lfo, all the fiadliojul parts
of the quarter townlhips adjoining tothe river
Sdoto, except the quarter townfnips number
onei-.&four, in township number one of range
number nineteen ; the quarter townfhipi num
ber tivo and three »f township number three,
in number nineteen 1 and the quarter
townfhipi number one and foun in towjiihip
number five, of range number twenty >• toge
ther, with thc fifty quarter townfliipj hereafter
described, are referveil to be located, for the
original h'llrfers of warrants granted for mili
tary services, or their heirt, inlotsofcne hun
dred acres, pursuant so the ail above lecitcd.
2d. The following's a description of the fifty
quarrer townfliips referred to in the preceding
artirle and which were defignatad by lot in th«
prrfence of the Secretary ef Wat, purfuantto
the a<l above recited :
m;i m:ri'h
3d All the lauds in each of t&t. above fi'"ty
quaiter towrifcips, and in the frsilional parts
ef quarter tawnlhips before deiqribed, have
beer, divided upo* the refpeiiive plats thereof,
as returned by the Surveyor General, into js
mapy Iflisof oce hundred acres each, as the
quantity fueh quarts towaftp-or frs&ion is
lifted to c®Rt»i» will admit, in the manner
pointed out and required by the abojve recited
a£l.
4th. The plat* divided as aforefaid into lots
of one hundred acres, ire deposited in the of
fice of theßpgifter of the Tt-eaforv where the
locations are to be made ; and upon lurrendcr
the v crrants vrbich (hall be thus located,
patents will be-iflued in and uj»pfl
the conditions preJeribed by la wr.'
Given undtr ny band at Philadel
phia the day and jeer above*
April it,
BRICK HOUSE &?• LOT\
FOR SALE
IN THE CITY OF BURLINGTOM*
SITUATS on High Street, the-S.-h d»»r b£-
low Sterling'* on the fame fide of
the tvay. The front ha 9 been occupied for
fevefal years as a 5-hpe store, a«»d ate
coracoodiwus back buildings, vrhicb vjth its
advantages as situation, renders it a very eli
gible fUrrd for bufioeTtj, as a retreat for a par
lon wiping to remove from Philadelphia.
The lot it m a hjgh state of cultivation as a
garden, is stored with a variety of choke
fruit tress
MW4*
VJith buiJding thereon, which are large and
nearly new, firuate on the east fide of Wood
.Street, afld is adjoining to the above described
pieThlfeg.
On the weft fide of the fame street a lot well
fi:uated to bui d Containing'upwards
of one.acre, about 300 seer in depth and 150
fret/rent.' It may oe fold, either altogether
or in lots of from ao to 30 feel, so as
to suit the purchafcr.
LtKEWI SE,
About 39 Acres of Land,
Two and an half :ni;es fcom Turlington on
the road to Dunk's Ferry, having a profpes of
the Delaware, and haiHlforr.ely fitcate for a
Country Retreat, or fuitaMe' for pa i frog truck
for the Philadelphia m.irktf, to foid toge
ther, or divided to suit the purchaser
The f property w'dlhe fold on eafv
terras wilh refpe<n to-payments.
For further particular? enquire of Joshua
R. Smith, No. iii, North Fifth Street, John
Smith, Jun, N®. 99, Arch street, or of Smith
and Alliiifon, Burlington.
4th mo 17
Forty Dollars Reward.
R»AN AWAY from tjie Subforiber, living in
w. Neak, Ccepjl County, State of Ma
ryland, on Friday the 14th full, a negro man nam
ed PETKR, about twenty-five years of age, toler
able black, and left handed. He has been used to
failing by water in the Chefaptalte Pay about
twelve months, and is smart and a£iive~He has
been formerly used to farming and taking fare of
horses. His cUnthing he took with him is un
known.—lt i* expciltd he has ftiaped his course
for Philadelphia or ChencrTownt, and the above
reward will bepaid for fecuringjbim in any g#al
in the United States, am; realisable charges paid
if brought home, by
JOHN FERGUSON.
N. B. Ail maficrs of vessels and all other perfpns
areforwarned of
tu th.fat.iKß.
Saflafras tjcck, raarikU.
April 21, 1800.
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OLIVER WOLCOTT.
Secretary ofifo Treasury,
diw— saw^m.
A GOO» THRTE J.TORT
AL-SO, A VALUABLE
TAN- YARD,
\T7'HEREA s Matfiew Irwin did on tf>< f?th]
VV day of July 1797 make an affignmem or hit
estate ana effefts, to us the fubferibers, for the (
nefit of such of his creditors, as ftould on or belt e
the acth of September, 1797. execute to him a {«))
and .final, difctutge—Now those of his creditor*
who are entitled to a dividend under laid afligri
ment, are requeued to furnifh their accounts to
Samuel Meeker, with interest calculated up to the
Bth day 61 July, 1797, as a dividend will abfolutt-
Jy be fttuckon theird day of April next, and those
who negletfl t« comply with this notice will th.re
after be excluded from the btpe6t ol the fame %
Philip Niciijn ~] .
Samuel Metktr I
. Naib'l Leii-is, by bis Ads.
Pearson Hunt
John M. Taylor J
Piii.adelphia, March 14
map of new-jersey.
-yHE comminiencrs appointed for (he pirpafa.
of circulating fnbfcription papers, to the
pefed plan of procurt'ng.an accarate Map of New.
Jerfcy. immediately aftsr th=ir appointment tranf.
misted printed coyu-y. of Jhe plan to variriigp tfona
in the - ftveral counties of this state, an 1 in the
cities of New York ard . Philadelphia,, aid fines
that time, through the fcedium ot tfct puMii print*,'
have requeued the geotlemcn.entrufted with thofc
papers, to return the number .of /übTcr inert by
them rcfpedivclj procured, to James Walter, f fq.
at Trenton, nn or before tht f>'h day of
last. The number of furfcriptions received, net
amounting to two thousand, the eommiflioneri
did not conceive themselves authorized t« fit a day
for the metting of the company; nevertheless be
ing sf opinion from r«fpe&able information, that
the a<9ual fufcferiptions are nearly, if not fully,
adequate to thecomphte •rganization of the com,
pany, if they coujd be afceruinad by regular re
turns, and -being convinced that a trailing degree
of exertion, on ttc part of the persons holding the '
fuhfeription lifts, wauM enable them to carry tlif
intention of ths ,fubfcri'>crs into > efieA, thiy havj
by the unanimous _advi.ee and rflrfent of the sub,
fcribert, yv.'.onj. ihcy have been able to ronlulr,
fixed on the 14th oi May next, btirag the
day of the fitting of the fupienie court, for a meet
ing of the f'jh'trfbars at 11 o'clock in tit.- forenoon,
at the S-ate Honfi in Trentun, ior the purpose of
eledUr.jr V- Tt:i . r and a Treafuter.if the num>
lift; of fuhferiptioas ihould, he lufficicat. or ii\ any
ev--nr to determine on phe measure* jieei Jfrry t'oTe
cure tb« attainment of an object so ufe(ul to the
slate. ' '
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Frpm the w.irqrfal approbation exhibited by
their fellow.citizens, at tlie commencement ofthia
under akvr,ij v it van to bn. exptfled that the fob-
.returned wr»i4 h?»e rnfored.its imir,p
diatc fx-cution, an J thecon;miffiQners arepurlba
dc.l if proper *; teirt(a!i is paid to the procuring of
fubferiptiona, to their ennflual return at the tirno
find fur themretinp, ?nd to the attendance of the
fuHcrtf>*rs,<ithr- -it t.f,rf«n or,by proxy, that no
farther dfilay. wi!:, 1 in ,' the
oppra^i:.',e.of the c-ii»p*ny, in tim i.ni> their exe
cution during the wurfs ofthc eniWng fu;nmcr.
PEARSON, ")
MAfRE£,SWWp: ( Cm™.
THO'.vASM POVI'ES.J' '
T*entow, March 2.3, 1800.
N; B. Subtciption,; apeis are left with, the f#l
lowing, (amnng orh;r.) gentlemen. in tacit refpoc
tive eouoties, to whom thcfc peu<t|».defines (Of
promoting th» ohjctft M the company Jrt ntqucftcd
to apply,.
Wm Campfisld, Esq. Mtrrir
Gerfliom Dunn, Esq. Middlesex
Artit. Efq. Stlem.
Silas Dickirfon, Eiq. Shije*
Qeerge Burgin, Esq. CuwberUiti,
Wm M'Epwrn, Esq. Somerset.
William Lloyd, Esq. Monmouth.
Joseph ; lankinfdn.Efq Hinterim.
tfe'er Ward, Esq. Bergen.
Charles CiarVr,Efq. £ll%.
The gent'iemcD, with n'.i others hojding
fui <■ cr'nfon p _ j.tc particularly requeued t»
forward the original- fnbfcsipti->n papers, to jame*
Saber, Esq. Tical'urer on or before the 14th day
of May next:
March a 6,
■""fr lit public ar cantionedagaiixft receiving the
Subfcribers N ore in favor of, and indor-
fed by Thomas W. Francis, d*ted yefter4ay>
at 60 dry* after date for hundred dollars.
I nore i$ in the hand writing of the Subscri
ber, and at the bottom a memorandum by the
inciorfer, to the credit of the drawer, Thoma«
W.Francis This note togerher with a con
trad between Charles Williamfon, and Charl««
Hale for lands in township, No. 4, ia the sth
range of county, state of Newjcrfey,
and futxJry other papers contained in a Pocket
Book, were taken from tbe Subscribers ddk last
evening. As the above can be of no use to the
person who has carried them off, (hhould they
be returned, no ijueftions (hall be alked.
February 6
TO BE SOLD FOR CASH,
OR KXniAKCED,
For property in the City, or within thirty
miles-of it.
A PLANTATION or tra£ of Land 1*
Mifflin County zod State of Peiwifytya
r.ia, withjn tf;tfTiile*©f the.river Juniata, con
taining aUnMt 300 *cres. There are about fifty
seres cleared, part of which is a.rich bottom*,
watered, by a conflant stream that is ftronj
wugh to work zn oil or a' grid mill. Any
person inclining to deal for It, may'obtain far
ther information by applying at fKe ofTvc of
this gazette. . .
N. 3. Jf fold, crfdit wiH-be gives, ibr pars
of the money.
Twenty Dollars Regard.
RAN-AWAY from Spring Forg*, in Ycik
County, a negro man, named ISAAC, ofJwr
wife CUDJO, »i>out ai year* -»ld t ths propwty
of Robert Coleman; Esq. He is about 5 feci I
inches high, ha« a-blemiflx in hi# eyes, more wfcte
in them than common, by trade a Ferge man; lad
on and t®ok with him a drab coloured broad cbth
coat, almost new, a sailors jacket and pantaloms;
printed fancy cord, a (vwyifdQwn ftrjpcd under
rcket; a rorum hat; one fine and on? ccnrfc
lhirt' one muslin handkerchief, sprigged, two
ditto striped border, a blue Persian under
and twopeir cotton (lockings. Wboeyer takei 9 up
fai* negro and lodgoJuoi in aov jail in this «r any
of the neigabouring dates (halt have the abave s
ward or reasonable expencesif brought h#m«.
JOHN BRLEN.
Sprang; Ofloixir 13,1799.
N B. A<sfaid negro formerly lived in Chcftcr
county, it is proba>lc be may rcttfrn Acre.
November 5
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CAUTION.
SAMUEL MIFFLIN.
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