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The firft rrder is intended to he sent cff on the ift of Way next; the fncceJSve *nfl be re ceived at New York in two Months upon »n average after, their publication in London , so that those which are subscribed for oi or before tho jit of May, will be received in September ; »ft«r which they will with very little irregula rity, come to hand once a month, the importer having made such arrangements as cannot fail •f lecuring punctuality on the part of his cor respondents. %y Subscriptions wilj be received from any part of America, by J- W. Tr*VO, Philadel phia. No advance is required. The price* are but four cents a number higher than in London. Afrii J. This Day Published, By J. Ormkod, No. 41, Chefnut Street, (Price »5 Cents) THE Death of General Wajhington. A POEM. In imitation of th* manner of O&an. By Rev. John B. Linn, A. M. Minister of the First Presbyterian Congregation of Philadelphia. ~ Mr. ChandroiTa Oration will b« publi&ed <p Mnmiif morning. M*rch tP d. J&S7 CO MX TO HAND, And for sale at W.,Yovnß, J. V J. Crbksbank, AND Thomas Dobson's Bookstores, A POEM, Sacred to the memory of , GEORGE WASHINGTON, L»t« *Prefident of the United States, and Corcmsnder in Chief of the Armies of the United States. Adapted to the lid. February igoo. Bv Richard jU-sqp. march 16 To be Rented, AND immediate possession given, if required, a new two story Brick Hou'e and Kitchen, about 14 miles from Philadelphia, on the great road to Newtown. Enquire of the Printer, march »j> INDIA GOODS. ALEXANDER J. MILLEP, No. loit South Frovt street, opposite the Custom House, HAS JOST RECEIVED, Per the ship Harmony, captain Kollock, from Calcutta, Gat rahs Superior, Garrahs Beiboonr, Do. Catwa, Gazzun&hs, Baftai, Coflfacs, Mamoodies, Fine plain Mullinulis and Hand'fs. ALSO, Per the ship Jean, cup/atn M'Plirsan, from Canton, White Nanlteens, Yellow Do. Lutestrings and Shenftiawj, Sewing Sitks, Hyson, Young Hyfen and Hyfori Skin Teas of an excellent quality^ April 12. dtf Just Arrived, AMB »0R 9ALB IT T« I «»l»Cil*«R», THE CARGO 0 f ibe Ship CyfNtoH, Richard Dale, Commander, from Canton^ CONSISTING OF Bohea Souchong Hyson Skin » TEAS. Young Hyson and Hyson. •S*S j nankeens. Sugar of ift quality. China Ware. Cassia. Fan*. An assortment of Silks. WILDINGS i? FRANCIS, Ha. n, Pertn Street. April 14. JUST RECEIVED, From the BOSTON Manufactory, A QUAN7irr OF WINDOW GLASS, Of different sizes. FOR SALE BY ISAAC HARVEY, J»N. N« fc. Any lite or fizei that wanted cut larger than bv la.can be had from said manufacto ry, on being ordered; and attention given to forward on any ordfcra that may be left for purpofe ApvH at No. 9, South Wtter-flreet, at above, julv 3 dtf LANCASTER STAGES. THE Proprietors of the Philadelphia and Lan cafcer lint »fStages DISPATCH, return their grateful thanks to their friends and the public in general, for the pad favors they have received, ahd inform them that in addition to the rejuhr Line, thsy are provided with Carriages, foher and careful drivers, to go through between the City and Borough in two days. Thufe who prefer this mede of travelling can be accommodated at the Stage Office, f:gn of United States BagU, Market llrect, Philadelphia. Slougb, Downing, JDunwoody W Ce. Nov. 30. 2t—§ WHEREAS BY a decree of ths High Court of Chancery, made in a cause, James against Newman, it is among other thingi referred to Wm. Graves, Ifq. one of the matters of the said court, " to take an account of ths Legacies bequeathed by the will of the testator, WILLIAM PHILLIPS, late of Newgate street, London, deceased, and also to in quire and ft ate to the court, whether Francis James, the brother of the complainant's named at on* of the Legatees in the said will is dead, and whether he died in the life time of the testator Therefore all persons wh:) can give any informa tion whether the said Francis James be living or dead, and if living where he now resides or lad resided, and when and at what place, and when and where he was last hssrd »f, ard if dead, n hen and where hs die.', are hiireby requefled t* give such information t« tfceTid William Graves,Efq. Ac hu efriee tn Buildings. Chancery Lane, London,on or before the fiift daj- of March next, ctherwife ha wul be excluded lie benefit of the said decree. The laid Francis James was born at or near Kidwelly, in the county of Caermartben, and if living, is about the age of thirty-four years, and about the year 1779, was a foremaft man on board the Milford, a merchant Blip, belonging to tb« port of Bristol, and failed for Jamaica in Septem ber, 1780, afterwards he returned to Britol, an i in November, 17'gi, was pressed in Kisg road, Bristol, and sent on board the king's frigate called the Diomede, in which he failed from Ply mouth »n a cruifo, and oh board of which he af terwards became a quarter gunner, and dtferted the said ftip at Charleston Bar in North-America in September 178 a. Should any person in the United States »f Ame rica, ke enabled to give inf«i marion ef the above j named Francis James, whether li vit.g or dead, they are requested to communicate the fame to DAViD A. OGDEN, No. 69, Stone street, New -Y < rk, 1 £3" The printer! throughout the United Statss ate requeued to publifli the above. April 18 I HAVE a good many LOTS in the city of Waftington, some of them in deferable iitua- i tions for gentlemen to live on ; others on the wa- ! ter of Rock Creek, and fronting south on the : street leading over the bridge, eflecmsd the l>rft ' > Band, in the city ior byfmef.. I w.fl, to fell some rp RO M the Wari« of them ; th* title is» clear. Any pcrfor. inclined f" T . t u ; n a ♦o P» rch »fc to requested toapply to Mr. J.fhua town of ,«»ct V'.-'-r'l Jito, MM, Mr. Cranch, Mr. Dumot, Mr.HobfO,«r ,f u.-*..! i„ . , „ ' lli s thomas johnson: ; ■?. ■ V ' tV«,S "4 W 1 light hair, ruVVt 1 •raie a Shoe - [une la<l. Hm. i« 'ami took with'him a fliorc ■oond W«e c ci' coat with a red cape, a i>lu« :toth toatee, a |i w white waiflcoau, a lone tn-cj I*ix<d.clo'h coaj jr.i ire, • hen 1 , a pair of hoou, ; •hrcolatt Mloftt.d gre*t coat trimmed'fcith blac.l s»ir pliith, a fc,- >... v ■ - . ...... »»tche«, one't eju'dlc S*«, the oAsr tos'j) H nay'impefc his, ;i . , j. r a waiter, • Vhoever apjire!-. hd< n jail, lii o any of ra>y of the Uo- , ewardan- al! April si. valuable real estate. FOR SALE, About 25 acres of Land, LAYING on the east Gdc of the Falls Rned.— On the Haft it it bounded by property belong ing to Mr. Tench Francis, fen—on the Couth, by a road «f two perches, and on the aorth by a lane, which separates it from Mr. M'Call. It is propo sed to divide tbia land into 3 equal part* in order to fait the purchalers Alfoi 31 acrea, situated oil the weft fide of Gerir.antown road, adjoining Maiteri'a tftate, being part of tht property of the lata Samu«l Mifflin. For terms apply to Samuel Mifflin, corner of Market Mid mh llrceta. January J4. dtf. CHIN 4 frOODS. -4 Imported in tie ship New Jersey, from Can ton, and for sale by Archibald McCall, No. 187 South second Street, White and Yellow Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson skin, Bohea and Souchong Tt»»> Black Sattintand Lutdlrings, Hair Ribbon, Caflia, and Rbeubarb in chests, Sugar in boxes and bags. ALSO fiV »ANU, A small afTorUnetit of CUini'vjrr, and a tew Hhds Priwe Jamaita „ April 4. dtf IMPORTED In the Harmony, cast. Kolloci from Calcutta, AND &:r sale, By Joust Mu.Lb.it, Jtutr. A'o. B®. D^ek- street, Coffaes Baftas Emertieg Guzeenafci Mamooriei Fine Handkerchiefs Doreai Black Persians Hyson Tea* 1 Heavy Pepper >of excellent quality. Sugar J Block Tin of the be ft kind. Al t»f by the ship Fennfylvania, from Batavla, JAVA COPFE & SUGAR. April ty. dtf WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a lumber of Journeymen Baylors. SUCH a< an induSrioni and well disposed, will o-.ect with libsrai encouragement, fcy applying to either of iiie f*oXcrii«», aI their refpeftive placet sf abode. Jaraeg M'Aloin, - Charie* C. k J. Watfeb, joh St Hi ft Jaroet Curmiagi, Selby Thomas Harrifon, Caleb Hughel, William M'llbenncy, Kenneth Jewell, Benjamin Sharp, Jacob Thomat Willinm Afhby, Enoch Wright, Joseph Wildee, Btr.jamin Thaw, Jphn Webb. April 14. Thk partnership or PETER FOSTER &? Co. Of Duck Cheek, IN the Rate of Delaware, being this day c!if solved, all per fans having demands again ft laid partnership will »pply to the fubrctibrr, and l'uch as are indebted to (aidconcern will pjeale to make payment to - PETER FOSTER.^ Duck Creekj Ajjf'l r- a»>^ NOTICE. "p HE Creditor! of the late house of Irwin & Bry/an, of Lexington, Kentucky, are hereby informed, that a dividend of such mo mes of that tirm, as have b»en received by the fubferifcer, will be made on the twentieth day of May next among those creditors who lhall have before (hat time'fttrnifhed their account! properly aUefted to WILSON HUNT. April it NOTICE. ALL Persona hsving claimsagainft Richard S. Footman, sUrviving partner otthe houf: of Footman & Co. also those oiainu against the of Richard S• de ceafed, are de[ire?i to exhibit their account;, well authenticated; and all those indebted to the said firm a*e JNfcjUefled to make immediate p»yai>i;: k» - JOHN M'CLELLSN, Adminiftratir to the estate of K. S. Footn.an. Frankford, 9. * </jo TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 'J'HE Propeictors of Funded Stock credited on the Books of tie Treafuiy, who do n«t prefer receiving their quarterly dividends, at the city of Washington, are rebelled to cause their credits to be transferred to the books of some one of the Commiffioiacrs of Loans. The Attornier of foreign creditors who are not abl? to comply with the foregoing recommenda tion, and who art: tkfirous of receiving their di viden<i» at the Bmlc of the United States, as here tefore praififed, arte frcquellod tc give notice to the Regiiler of the I'reafury, of the names of the foreign creditors, aad the funis of ifock for which they art Rttorm: that = may bef.afonably taken forcompl* ig with tSeir v.- lhes. OLIVER, WOLCOTT, ?icreta April 13 Thirty Dollars Reward. i f' T. S." LEWI'S, 3f.~r.!tc Corps. January 16.' A fling aflignee dti&M April 22, 1800. Fj the Trioswv. diw s pointi 4th. The plats divi.ied as aforefaid into lots of one hundred acres are siepofited in the of fice of the Rcgifter ef the Treasury where tha 4ocati..ns arc to be made ; id<: upon surrender- 'v .or ■u la Ji-;, "Capacity.— 'id re cures h i it v/. i h : 'rt :rve anove For Sale, The Cargo of the ship Molly, captain Swatn. from Batevia, CONSISTING OF SUGAR in whole and half eannifcem, Ceribon Coffee, Black Pepper, Sapan Dye Wood, EHony, and Thirty two bale* of Cottor. Yarft. ALSO, THE 3AIB f 1 w>. SHIF MOLLY, BURTHEN four thou find three hundred barrels of Flrwr, mourn* 18 nine pounders, with shot and small arms compleat and is newly coppered ti> the beads with patent «cpp«r. Apply to NICKLIN V GRIFFITH. MaTch 15. tu.th&fa tf AUTHENTIC LIFE OF SUWOROW. JUS 7 PUBLISHED, AKD EOR SALE, AT THIS OFFICIt, A SKETCH OF THE JLiit ana Character PRINCE ALEXANDER SUIVOROtP XXM- NIKSKI, Field-Mai(hal General in the fenrice-of His Itnperi al Majelty, tile Eaiperer of aU the Raffia,, WITH The History «f his Campaigns Translated from the German of Frederick Antbtng. To which it added, A concise and comprehensive History of His Italian Campaigh. By William Cobbett. With an elegant Print-Portrait of that re noxvned Warrior. [Price a 1-J Dollari.J Portrait of Alarsbal Suivoroio. Gentlemen dcGrout c" poiTcfiing a capital like oab, executed ia the firfl style, »f thii illuftfious Christian Chieftain, may be furnifhed with parti cular proof impyffions, at this office, price one Oollar. February n. NOTICE. A CERTIFICATE of ont Share »f the Bank ef he United Statet, No. »9lio,inthenam« o| Lewis Peter Quirtyn, aid a Certificate of two Shareaofthe said Bank, No. 29119, in the name of Qcorge James Cholmondely, Earl of CMmon dely, were forwarded from New-York by the ChofterEcld Britiflt Packet for Falmouth, whiclt »u captured by the French, and the,Certificate> lott. or destroyed, a>d for which- application i> made at said Bank for the reoctjral thereof, of which all parfont concerned are desired to take notice. CLEMENT BIDDLE. d3m. February »l treasury department, April ji, 1800. , per on hftndred, in addition to an a<3, intituled, ana& regulating the g:ant« of and appropriated for military fervicsj, and far he Society of the United Brethren for propa gating tke Gospel among the Heathen," at fol lows ; ift. All the fra&ional parts of th* quarter lownfhipj adjoining to the Indian bEUiularV lice of the tradl of laild referred to in fiidafl, except the fractinai quarter townships nucn ber fjrur in lawuibip r.usaber seven of rarge number twenty : *lfo, all the fractional part» of th« quarter towofiiipe adjoining to the riyer Scicto, except the quarter towrifliips number one a»dJour, in township number one of range number nineteen } the quajtef tnwnfhips num ber two and three -»f tuwnfhip number three, in ranee number mnetetn ; and the quarter townships number one and four in townfliip nuftjberyfw, of number tnuentj ; toge th«r with xhejiftj quarter townfliips htfreaftet described. are reserVed to be located, for the original holders of warrants granted for mili tary services, or their heirs, in lota of one hun dred acr?s, purMafit to the ail above recited. sd. The folloifrinj*** a description oftht if;y qutsner townfliipi referred to In the preceding rtkle and which were designated by lot inth« r, pursuant to prrfcnce of the Secretary of War, pursuant to the ait above recited : a € 'a « •* a 1 • i i s* °t i 3 °i g a 2~ <= 5" 5 S~ "*>' a "V a a 11362 1 10 1 2 82 62 3 4 84 7 3 81 10 1 8 2 11 6 1 223 8 3 81 34742 13 8 4 51 6 1 > s 1 3 5 3 72 22 318 1 2 J 7 3 71 7 4 72 4 3 16 2 4 84 5 1 34 443 73 61 to 3 S3 7 2 5 3 3 9 *3 74 .7 {,.1 7 4 17 I 7 4 1 All thr landi in each »f tbr above fifty tcr townfiipa, aad in the fraftional pirt* uorter tswnibips before de(crit>ed, bare divided upo» Uie rcfpeiHive plats thereof, turned by th? Surveyor General, into at fJotjof oec jhundred acre-; each, as the fitjr such quarter tovnftiip or fruflion ia 3 d quarl «f ai bfen >s rel man qusn to contain will admit, in the mariner :d out 2nd required by t«e above recited it ate i«tS ! "i- .v».-r;.a;« which fliall be tkus located, >»ter-ts w»H i* iiTued h the manner and upo» lite cilrfitiet'f pre'erib-d by law. Given under my band at Philadel phia the day and year abate ment ioned. OLIVER WOLCOTT, Secretary of the Treasury. diwr— a>w;m. ape ill*. THE Contributor to the Peanfylvtsii Hos pital are desired to take notice, that the Elefiion will beheld at the (aid Holpital an the Jth day of the sth month) 1800, (being the se cond day of the week),t* be opened at 3 •'cloct in the afternoon, for the choice of twelve Ml nagera and a Treasurer for the eofuing year. By order of a Board of Managers, SAMUEL COATES, Sec'rj. 4 mo. Bth 1800. aaw—d*t. MAP OF NEW-JERSEY. r T , HE csmmifluners .appointed fcr the purpefe *■ of circulating fubfeription papsrt, to tint pr«. pafed ptan ol procuring an acjurMf Mny j; N; Jersey, immediately after their appoij.inio.r cr.Mif. mi'ted printed crpie* ofth.- t ■/; ;..j. ; ~ in the ftvtral roujties i.f -hit T- ai, ;';r. i),c cities of New York and Vh<W- lub <-- zt that time, through the mertuim o: i|i. .. u r ., r , have requeued trie gentlemen encru'i J v. uh : fofe paperi, to return the 1 uonfcer -far Tti ■ t i Ijy them fcfpe&fcrcly procured, to James s .:t;r, at Tienton, on or be!or- the 6th any «>r Pel.nuty last. The number »f furtcripiior.s received, not amounting to two thousand, the 1 i>mmifiioner» did not conctive them(i;!vej aut v '.r:zcl to fix a «iy for the meeting of the company; be ing »f opinion from r»fpe.stable i';f. relation. 'h.*t the adlual fubferiptions arc near';'. If not fully, adequate tothecomplete organizati >0 of the ccm pany, if j/ey coald he ateerl.ilre't !>t rrg«li r re turn», and being convinced that a trjfbejr degree of exertion, on the parr of the pr>f«r.» holoing th« fubfeription lifta, would enable them tourry the intention »f the fubferihm into effect, they have by the uoanhnaui advice and con feat of the fab fcriberi, whom they have been able ta consult, fixed on the 14th day »f May n*xt, leinp th c ad day of tht fitting as ibe fapreme court, for a me*. iag of the fubferibert at 11 o'clock in the foreaom, at the State Hoafa in Trautaa, for the pirpof« *[ eleAing five Trvfteet and a Treasurer, if the nam. btr of fabferiptioat ikoald ka fafikint, #r in »*f event to determine on tke measure* necefary to fe eare the attainmaat of aa okjejk fa ta tke state. 1 From the univjrfal approbation exhibited bp their fe)low-citi*«D», at tlie ««rame»c»m»nt efthit undertaking, it wa« t» be expeAed that thr f*S. fcriptiom returned v»ouM have enfurnd it* imme diate ticcution, and the cemmifS intrs are pjrfui. ded if proper attention ii paid to the procuring of fubferiptiom, to their yuailaa] r«turn at lie time fixed for the wetitig, and to the attetdance «f the fvbfcriberi, cither in ptrUn or by proxy, that no farther delay will take pla*« ?n commencing the operation! of the compasy, in time far their ctftion during the conrfe of the asfeisg summer. WIU.IAM PEARSON, ") MaSKELEWInG, f THOMAS MVOTTER.j Trbhtun, Marchll, iSs*. N. B. Sublciption paperi are l«ft with the sal. lowing (among other) gratlenieo, in their re/pee tive counties, to whom these pcrfom deflreui of promoting the objed of the caoipany are rsqieAed to apply: Wm. Campfiold, Esq. Mtrrir Oerfhom Dunn, Esq. M'Meie* Artis Snagrave, Esq. Sakm. Silas Rickwfwa, Elq. Susur George Burgin, Bfq. Cumberhti, Wm M'Eowen, Esq. Stmtrfet. William Lloyd, Esq. Monmouth. Joseph Ha«k infon, Efq Htntnim. Peter Ward; Esq. Bergen, CTwrlea Clark, Esq. Ruck. The above gentlemen, with all ethett holding fuhfcriptioti papen, are particularly icqaefted t* furvvand the original fubftription pipe.t, to J„mi SeHr, Efj. Tr-: .i-r-u cl •- Wers the i«K. of May next. it* pur led on I eight 1 to an TO BE SOLD FOIT CASH, Ob fxrk.ixait, Far property in the O'r, or within thirty miles of if, A PLANTATION or trad of L*U ia Mifflin County and State of Pennfylra nia, within fix miles sf the river Jurists. con taining aboat 300 acres. Theri are about fifty acte« cleared, part,of which it a ficjr btxtcVn, watsred by a constant Urcam that ii flrmig wough to work an oil or a grift mill Any perfop inclining to deal far it, may obtain fur ther information by applying at the offic • of thi« gazette. N. H. If fold, credit wiH lie give* for part «f the money. O&ober fj, 1794 fifty Dollars Reward. RAN AWAY from the fukfcriber, on th< morning of Saturday the rsth instant, a mu latto Servant Man, named Wilk<, batcaramaaly c.illcd John, he ia ahou; yeari eld j feet * inches high, slender and knocked kneed; he ia ■ dark mulatto, hat thick bufliy hair, which he commonly weari plsited and turned up fliort ke hind; hrs face ii thin, hut appears more fa from haying targe whiftert; ha had an when he went away, a round hat about half warn, white maflia cravat, a brown fceond hand coat with fafciona ble metal buttant, a black /ilk waiftcaat, with a white one underneath, pantalaon* of a greyish cloth witk 'utton» at the ancles, striped cotton stockings and Ihoas He may hare changed these clothes, but it is not likely, at he has. left all hii others behind him lam t«ld a fervent of General RiJgely's, with whem h was intimate rax-away on Sunday morning ; it if not improbable but they are gether. WiHca i" from Cheller-town on tke eastern Ihei <'of this Hate, where he lived with a mr.'Jercr-.ish Nichols whofold him to me. I have geod reaf n t.i believe he has gone to Philadelphia. The above record «*ill be giv.-n to any pcrfoa who may lodi»e him ia jail at thi* or any other place, and give me or mr Jofi-ph Si Lewis»( Phi ladelphia notice of the fame. He is anexcrllent house rervant, and if H Phi» r.'ijl probably offer himftif to hire ia that capacity, w. GILMER. Baltimore, April Tw«»»*v Doiiars Itcward- RAN-AWAY from Spring Forge, in York County.» n^groman, tamed ISJ4C, other wise COOJO, about ii ycar» «M, the property of Robert Coleasm; F.fq. Hi ia about 5 feet t inchcn high, a blcmiih in hit cyei, more waite ia them than eommoa, by trade a Ferge suahtd on and took with him a drab coloured broad rlotU coat, alrnoft new, a failori jacket and pastaloona' printed fancy card, a iwanfdown fttiped under jeket; a rorum hat; one fir - and one coarse (hirt' one muslin handkerchief, fpriggod, two ditto iriped border, a blue Persian under jacket and two peir cotton ftockingt. Whoever takea up faU negrc and lodge* him in a«y jail in tbia or aiy of the iieigabouring {latei (ball have the above ra ward or reafouable expeocesif brought hone. JOHN BRIEN. ' Spring Forge. Ofteber»3,l7f9. N. B. A» said negro formorly livad in Chcftct county, it is probable ha may return there. November 5 P|ikt£<> 9i 7- w. iwno ELECTION. dtf.
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