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JUST COME TO HAND, And lor file at W. YOUN6, J. & J. Crukshank, and Thomas Dobson's Bookstores, A POEM, Sacred to the memory of GEORGE WASHINGTON, L;t'e Prelideut of the United States, and Commander in Chief of the Armies of the United States. .Adapted to the aad February 1800. By Richard Alsop. march 16, To be Rented, ANP iowr-odiate pofleifion given, if required, a new tvra ltory Brick Houie and Kuchen, about 14 miles from Philadelphia, on the great load to Newtorwn. Enquire of the Printer. auuha7 d:f, IMPORTED, In the ship Jean, Daniel M'Pberzon master. from Canton, an Assortment of CHINA SILKS, Ceufifling of BUck and coloured Luteftrmgs Black Sattins Blick Senctiaws Black and coloured Sewing Silks Nankeens, Fans, &cc. Also on band. INDIA MUSLINS, Guzzeenas Gurrahs Col Fas Bnftals, See. and India Bandannas. For Sale by ROBERT SMI TH V Co, No. 58, South Front Street* d3%v April 7, Just Arrived, AKD FOE SALE B T THE SU B SCK IB KK S, THE CARGO OF THE SHIP PHILADELPHIA, Theodore Dlif*, Commander, from Bengal coys is rin c of An afTortiVicnt of Pieee Goods, Sugars of the nrft quality, And zoo qr. «hefts of f'uperior quality Ilyfon Teas. Willings if Francis, and Thomas & John Clijford. March jj WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a number of Journeymen Taylors. SUCH a, arc induftrioas and well disposed, will meet with libera! encouragement, by applying to either of the fubferibers, at their rcfpe&ive places ©f abode. James M'Alpln, Charlea C. k J. Watson, John Stiley, James Cummingg, Selby Hickman, Thomas Harrifon, Caleb Hughes, William M'llhenney, Kenneth Jewell, Benjamin Sharp, Jacob Thomas Willinm Afhby, Enoch Wright, Joseph Wilde®, Benjamin Thaw, John Webb. April 14 LANCASTER STAGES. Proprietors of the Philadelphia and Lan- JL caftfrr line ©fStages DISPATCH, return their grateful thanks to therr friends*od the public in g«uerai, lor t;h« past favors they have received,and inform them that in addition to the regular Line, thsy are p-ovked with Carriages,fober and careful drivers, to go through between the City and Borough in two da ye. Those who prefer this m®de of travailing can be accommodated at the Stage Office, sign ot United States liagl*, Market street, Philadelphia. 1 Sloughy Downing, Bunwoodylf Co. N*v. 30. 21—§ WHEREAS BY a decree of the High Court of Chancery ■, made iu a cause, James agairifl Newman, it is among other thing* referred to Wni Graves, Esq. one of the matter* of the said court, " to take an account of th; Legacies bequeathed by the will of the testator, WILLIAM PHILLIPS, late of Newgate fircet, London, deceased, and also to in quire and state to tjie court, whether Francis James, the brother of the complainant's named as one of the Legatees in the /'aid will is dead, and whether he died in the life time of the testator j*2 Therefore, all perlons who ca:i give any informa tion whether the said Francis James be living or dead, and if living wher« he now resides or last relided, and when and at what place, and when and where he was last htard «f, ar.d if dead, when and where ha died, rre h'irtby requeflcd ta give such information tafhefuid William Graves, Fiq. at hit ©slice in Soathamp on Buildings, Chancery Lane, London ,on or before the firft day of March next, otherwifr he wiil be excluded tke benefit of the said decree. He 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 foreaiaft man on board the Milford. a merchant ship, Welonging to th« port of Br.ftol, and failed for Jamaica in Septem ber, 178 c, afterwards he returned to Eriftol, an■; in November, 1781, was prcfled in King road Briftoi, and ftnt oh board the king's frigate called the Diomede, in which he (ailed from Ply mouth on a cniifo, and on board of which he af terwards became a quarter gunner, and deserted the said (hip at Chailefton Bur in Nar:h-America in September 178 a. Should any person in the United States «f Ame rica, fee enabled to give information ef the above named Francis James, whether living or dead, they arc rcquefted to communicate the fame to DAVID A. OGDEN, No. 69, Stone fireet, New-York. £s* The printers throughout the United States are requested to publish the above. ALL Perfonj having claims againfl Richard S. Footman, surviving partner of the bcufr I HATE a good many LOTS in the rity of of Fo „° ,rr ' Jn & Co. also thufe haviap claims Wafliington, fomc cf them in desirable fitua- the estate of Richard S- Foitman, de tions for gentlemen to live on ; others on the wa- ceaicd, are desired to exhibit their accounts, ter of Reek Creek, and fronting south on the well authenticated j and all those indebted to street leading over the bridge, ellccni-id the bed 'he fai'l firm are requtfled to mike immediate flandi in the city tor bufiuefs. I wifli to fell some payment to " of them ; the title is clear. Any perfen inclined to ptirchafe is requested to apply to Mr. Jolhua J obi Jon, Mr. Cranch, Mr. Darn-t, Mr. Ho'vn, ur THOMAS JOHNSON. April 18 April 11. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. FOR SALK, Abuui 25 acres of Land, LAYING on the east fide of the Fall* Koad.-~ On the East it is bounded by property belong ixg to Mr. Tench Francis, I'Vn—on the south, by a road <*l two perches, and on the north hy a lane, which faparates it from Mr, M'Call. It is proo fed to divide thi- land into 3 equal parts in crdor to fait the purebafers. Also, 31 acres, situated r.n the weft fide of Gern.sntown road, Jdj--jnif,g Matters'* eftjte, being part of the property of the lato Samuel Mifflin. For terms apply to Mifflin, corner or Market and nth ftr«U. January 44. CHINA GOODS Imported ia the ship New Jcrley, from Caji. ton, aniTJcr sate by Archibald McCuli, No. is 7 South Second Street, White and Yellow Nankeens, Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson ftiin, Bolit a andi Souchsng Teas, Black SattitisandLuieftrings, Hair 1-iiUiior., Gallia, and Rheubarb 111 chefte, Sagar in boxes and bags. A ftnall afTortment ot (China ware, and a few Hhds Prime Jamaica Sugers. April 4. dtf In the Ship Cjitrrox from China, Ric»irJ Dafc.Efij. Commander, Yellow Nankeei.#, Silks, Imperial, 1 Young Hyson, | Hyson Skin, Green and Souchong "• pply to the fubferiber, or at Messrs. Willing) and Francis's, Penn-ftreet. April 15, In the Harmony, capt. Koliock from Calcutta, AND FOR SALE, By Jous Miller, Junr. No. Bb, Dock- Coflaes Baft as Emerties Guzeenahs Mainoories Fine Handkerchiefs Dorcas El .tk Pdrßafii Hylbn "l eas ") Heavy Pcjper vof excellent quality, Sugar " J Block Till of the befl kind. Also, lj the ship Pennsylvania, from Batavia, JAVA COFFE & SUGAR April 17 AiiD TO* SALE By TBI aUBSCtIHEKS, THE CARGO Of the Ship C a a- V 0 ,v, Richuru Dale, Commander, from Canton, CUNSISTJNG ok ISohea Souchong Hyson Skin Young Hyf'oi and Hyson. White ) Yellow 5 Sugar of ill quality. China Wire. C'.iffia, Fans. An atfortnient of Silks, WIELTNGS is FRANCIS, No. 21, Penn Street. April 14. JUST RECEIVED, f rom tbe BGSTG ;V Manufactory, A QUAN'iirr or WINDOW GLASS, Of different sizes, / FOR SALP. BY ISAAC HARVEY, JKN. N. B. Any fee 01 fizesthat mayUie wanted cat larger than 18 by be had from laid maEutetto ry, on being ordered; and auentioa given to forward on aqy orders that may be left for that purpotc—— Apv.lv? at No. y, South Water-street, as above, july 8 dlf THE PAHTNf.RSHIP OF PETER FOSTER 6? Co. Of Duck Creek, IN the Rate of Delaware , being this day dif. solved, jll perlons having demands against fafd partr.erfhip will apply to the fubferiber, and such as are indebted to laid concern will plcafe to make payment to Duck Creek, April 1 t-HE Creditors of the late houfc of Irwin & Bryfun, of Lexington, Kentucky, are hereby informed, that a dividend of l'uch mo nies of rhat firm, as have been received hv the fubfcriWr, will be made on the twentieth day ot May next, among thtife creditors who (ha!l have beforfc that time furnilhed their accounts properly altefted to April ji NOTICE. JOHN M'CLELLEN, Adminiflrator to the cftaie of k. S. Footman. d^ot Frankford, April 9. d4w N O T I 0 E, I HE Creditors of Isaac Painter are desired to reader in their account! to the fu!> en or before the tirft of May next. a& a dividend will (hen be made; and all these indebted to said firm are deflrfd to make im mediate payment or they'll be dealt with a» the law dtre<sU. ylpril 9, THfe CREDITORS ■ Of MATTHIAS SLOUGH are info nu rd that a divider! is ready to br jiaiii tiiem by JOSEPH S. LEWIj, Treasurer of the Ptnnylzci.i.i Hcsj.i:al, Ajyil 14. A i.SO ON HAND, IMPORTED R. WILLING. dzw, IMPORTED street, Just Arrived, TEAS. NANKEENS. PETER FOSTER. aaw im NOTICE. WILSON HUNT. Adling alienee dtsoM JACOB £LAnK, AHi^nec ZtawtiM 12W35V. INDIA GOODS, ALEXANDER J. MILLER, iTo. 106 South Front street, opj/esite the Custom House, HA£ J.O-ST KEGBIVSD, Per the ship Harmony, captain Kollqck, from Calcutta, Girrabs Superior, G.trrahs Bcrboom, Do. Catwa, Gus2t: nahs, Bafns, C. ir»Q3, Mamoodies, Fine p!»ii) MujlmttU* ai.ci Kv.. :'l*. stLSfJ, T'cr the Jean, captain iW..' <"•>««, from Cantetty White Nankeens, Yellow Do. Luteflrinps and Sheniiiaws, Sewing Silks, Hyson, Young Hyson and Hyson Sk, Teas of an excellent quality. April 22. dtf For Sale, Tie Cargo of the sbiv Molly, saptair. Sixain. prom Batavia, CONSISTING OF SUGAR in \shole and halt' c&nuifters, Ceribon Celtic, black Pepper, Sapan Dye Wood, Ebony, anil Thirty two bales of Cotton Yarn. ALSO, THE SAID jWHHBy BURTHEN four thousand three aBSSmm iiuJi {red barrels of Flbur, mounts 18 nine pounders, with (h»t«Qd small armscompleat and is newly coppered to the bends with patent copper. Apply to NICICLIN iff GRIFFITH. tu.th&fi tf March 15, treasury department, 'J'HK Propeieton of Funded Stock credited on the Books of the Treafu: jr, who do owt prsfer 1 eeeiving their quarterly dividends, at the city of Walhiiigton, are to cause their c-oditi to bo transferred to the books of some one of the L , onimiffioacr> of Loans. ihe Alton.ies of foreign ccditori who art not itile to comply with the foregoing reCommeniti tiow, an'i v.ho are tiefirous of receiving their ci videndk at the Bank of the United States, as here tofore praciiled, .. r-- rrquetlad to give notice to the Stfgiler of the Trcilury, of the names of the fore gn creditors, and the fumaof flock for winch :bey are attormet, th.it raeafures may be iVafonably taken for ccnu-'ying with cheir wifhea. OLiVKR VVOI.COTT, Secretary of tbt Treasury. dtw afril 23 trfasury department, Aphil 21, 1800. TJUBLIC NOT ICE is hereby given, in pur. X fuance of the a& of Congrels, paiftd on the frrft day of March, one tKuUnd eigh'i hundred, intituled "An atfl In iddition lo .in a6t, intituled, ao a*Sf the grants of land appropriated for military Service-, and f«r the Society of the United Brethren for protu gating tke Gofpei among the Hrithtn." a, ful lows ; if!. Ail the fraflion.-J parts of tfis quarter I townships adjoining to the Indian boundary H nt of the tra't of land referred tu in fiid excepi the frafti --nal quarter towriftrps nuts-' ber tour in towofeip number of range r.uinb.-r twenty : Also, all the fraiiioiul parte of tht quarter townßiipt adjoining to the river Scioto, except the quarter townfripj number one i\ifour, in tawalhipjpOmber one of rar,gc number nineteen ; the quarter townfliipe num ber tiuo and three »f townftip number three, in range number nineteen; and the qiurte'r townlhipe number cue and four in towi.fhip number yfaw, of rlugc number twenty ; toge tlur with the fifty quarter townihipt herraftn described, are reserVed to be located, for the original holders of warrants granted for n.ili tary services, or then- heirs, in lots of one hun dred acres, uurfvanr to the ail above recited. id. Th quur'er n it si.II owing is a defcriptian of the fiftV ps referred to in the precedir aw mi d wsi 01 the eh were t!cfigr.atcd by'iot inthi Secretary cf War, puri'uant to T'tpd : arficle an. prr fence i theifl sbi § | ? ?I $ $ ? if 2 s ■ § S: s i 13621 10 1 2 8 •» 6 2 3 4 8 47 3 8 1 'o i 8 2 11 6 1 223 83 81 34742 13 84 5 1 6 I II ! 3 537 2 ' 2 2 31182! 7 | 3 " 12 3 7 4 7 2 4 3 16 2 4 84 51 34 4 4 3 7 3 61 10 3 9 3 7 2 i 5339 1 3 7 4 7i 7 4I 17 7 4 I 9 3 9 4 I 3d Ajl the Usds ; n etch of the abovff'i rtowiiihipi, and in the frrnflional p unrter t«wi.niips before described, !i divided tlic rcfpe&ivc plats iher turned by -ike Surveyor General, intj many l-.tsoF one hundred a'res each, a. l ? q tajnify fu h quarter toSrnftiif) of tra<slio ft*ted j to Contain will adiui T , jn tne man p 'inted out and required by tfce above rcci 3d quart qt been 4(hi The plats .divided as aforefairl into lon of ope hundr.ri acres »re dcpoii'ed in the of fi-e-of the R.»'giftei-<.f the Treasury where the Inrati.' ns arc 10 he mad.- ; and upon lurrcndcr i»C 'h'e warrann wl:i :h ft.il'. be tkus ioe»tet>, patent" will be- ilsueO in the nmMter and upos the conditions prclcribrs by hw. Given under my band at Philadel phia t:e day ar.d year above. m vi io.u-d. OLIVER WOLCOTT. Sic ctsry ofib'i: Treasury. djw-^-aaWim, April at, Ji|gr A VESSEL, f the bmul.cn of 180 ro %oo tout] ta iodJ foi Hamburg. JACOB SPERKT & CO. German Linens—Alio Tapes, Oif Decanters, Tumblers, Window Giafs, 8 by 10. Co.Tce Mills-, See. April 13- <Kt HPHF cominiflioners appointed for the purpose 1 cf circulating fubfeription papers, to the pro pefed plan of procuring an accuruc Map of Ncw- Jerfcy. immeciiauly after their appointment tranf mined \ rinteu copies of tin- pin. to various perfoni ia dli ftveral counties of i his state, an.-i in the cuiw of New York and Philadelphia, and since ttat »im;, through the medium of th> pu'lic prints, have rct'Uefted t#e gentlemen cntrulted with thpfe papers, to return the number of fubferioers bv th.-m refpedliwly procured, tojumea Salter, kfq. at Trenton, on or beinre the 6ih day el Fch'rmry lad. The number cf furfcriptions received, not amounting to two thousand, the commiffionerj did not conceive themfelvcs authorized to fii a day lor the meeting of the company; nevertheless be ing of opinion from r«fpeiUble information, that the a&ual furfcriptions are nearly, if not fuliy, adequate to the complete organization of the ci*n' pany, if they could be afcertainod by regular re turns, and being convinced that a traflirg degree of exertion, on the pare of the persons holding the fubfeription liflt, weuid enable them to carry 'the intention of th« fubferibers into effe<2, thty have by the unanimous advice and cor.sent of the fub feribers, whom they have been able to conlult, filed on the J4th y d»y of May next, being the ad dsy of the fitting of the fupi erne court, for a meet ing of the fubferibers at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at the S-ate Houfc in Trenton for the purpose of eledrng fiyeTr.Oee. and a Tre.afurer.if the num. b»r ol fubfcnptioßi should be (utficioft, or in any event to determine o» the measures neceflari to fe eur= th* attainment of aa obicS so uieful to the mat the univsrfjl approbation exhibited by their fellow-ciLjjeDi, at the commencement of this widen akifig, it v.as to be exp«aed that the sub- IcciptMiu tttupocil wo<(id have ensured it, In,me diate «rcuuon, and the commiflionen ate jurl'ua r . " P ! ! o P er «"*»'<«» » paid totheprecurineof jubfcri prions, to their pun<ft«»> return at the ti™„ fixed (or the meeting, and to the attendance ol the fubfenbsri, cither io ptrfou or by proxy, that no farther delay w ( B take place in commencitg th« operation, of the company, in time for their ti«- •uuou during the. count of the «fuin e summer WILLI AM PEARSON, ") »ASKKLEWING. ( Commr*. THOMAS M.POITIa. 5 Tkekto.v, March i». 1800. ApaiL 2J, iSci, N. S. Sublciption paper, are left with the fo|. towing (among other) gentlemen, in their refpec ttve courtiea to vrKom those perfcu, defirou, 0f ebjedl of tha ecmpany aier.quetled Wm. Campfi.ld, Esq. Mu-rif Scrffijtn Dunn, E<ij. MiJdlum Arti, Sragrave, Esq. Sskm. Sila» Dickcrfun, Elq. iutttx George Burgivi, Kfq. Gumb,rla«i, WOl M'Eowen, Elq. Somtrfit. William Lloyd, If,. Monmouth. Joseph Hanklnl'on.Efq. Harhnlon. I'eter Ward, Esq. Jj, rgcn . Charlej Clark,Efq. Euex. The above gentlemen, with all other, holdinr fubleriptjon papers, arc particularly reonefted t® h rwurd the ongiHal fubfeription papers, to James Salter, Esq. Treasurer on or before ike 14th dar of May rext. March a 6, Far proyotj in the C'tj, or within thirtf miles nf it, A PLANTATION or trad of Land in Mifiiin County and State of Pennfylva i.ia, within fix mil« 3 «f the river Juniata, con taining abo« 300 acrci. There are about fifty acies cleared, part oi wi.ich it a rich bottom* watmeii by a conliant stream ihat i§ ftrene enough to work an oil or a grill mill Any perloa inclining tq ileal for it, may obtain fur ther infi rmaiiun by applying at the offic • of this gasrette. N. M. If fold, credit wiW bt* givcm for part of the money. Oviobcr 17, 1799. RAN AWaY from the fubferiber, on the morning of Saturday the 19th infhnt.a mu- U'to'Servant Mar,, nam.d V.'ilki. but cummoaty c.-lk-d John, he i, about 13 year? old, 5 feet 8 inches high , slender and knocked It seed; he is a dark mulatto, has thick hufr.y hair, which he commonly wears plaited and turned up fbort be hind 1 his face is tkin, but appears more so from ► having Urge whilkers; hi, had on when be went away, a rcund hat about half worn, white mvflis cravat, a brown i'ccoud hand coat with fafkiona ble metal a black silk waistcoat, with a white one underneath, panta)«ons of \ grtyifk cloth with >u'fon« at the ancles, ftrined cotton tteckings and shoes He may change* thefs clothe*, but it is not likely, as he has left all his others behind him lam t«lda feiyaut of General Ridge y'», with whom hi was intimate ran-awav on Sunday morning ; it i« not improbable 1 ut tkey are together. Wiik. is from Cliettcr-town on tie eastern fliere of this Bate, wh*re he lived with a mr. Jeremiah Nickels whifuh; him tome. I have good reaibu to believe he .'.as gune to Philadelphia. ri'.e above reward will be given to any perfoa who may lodee him in jail at that or any other place, and jjfc-e me or mr Joll-pliS Levis of Phi kdephia notice of the hmo. Hei«an<pcf|Hot l-.ouf.- servant. and if iapi.w ladelpbia will probably offcf li.nif.lf to hire m that capacity, w. GILMER. Bikin'ore, Aprilai—( jj) ir'ty parts Jure reof, to 2 s RAN- A WAV from Spring Forge, in York County,a nfgroroan, nam*) ISAM, oth»r wife CUJIJO, about »i year* ,ld, the property qf Robert Ccleoan; Eftv He is about 5 feet 8 inches high, ha- a bleniifh in his eyes, more white iii them rhan common, by trade a Ftrgemaa,- had on and took with him a drab coloured braad doti coat, almost new, a sailors jacket and pantaloona' printed iancy cord, a (warnfdown ftripud under jtcket; a rcrum hat ; one fine and one coarfc fiiirt' one muslin handkerchief, sprigged, two ditto ikiped borisr, a blue Perfisn under jacket and two ptrir cotton (locking!. Whoever take> up lai« negro and lodges hipi in any jail in this or any of the neighbouring flares fhali have tke above r«* ward or rcaJonabte Upenftsif hrdyght home the >n is iricr ited ■ JOHN SftinjtFotge-, Ofl«,bi»ra,3 v t^99. f- B, Ai fault:ogro Son»ior4y livc4. in- Ctafle* , ccu-Hty, it is probable I,a may.rc.turn tiiew. N:*vepiUer 3 " Wanted m Charter, Who kave for salt & variety of map of new-jersey. Tp BE SOLD FOR CASH, OK EXCHANGED, Fifty Dollars Reward. 1 wenty Dollars Reward. PIUNXKD BY J. [V. FSI,TV.'). ,
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