fc—— ■ i.i 111 MHj.Qj. Dlls.Cts. P J? 1 C F C IT P ft F NT ltto P r ca^e 2 $ r K I i» L 0 U K K L 1V / . Sweet, best, in flafk«,pr.box io 50 *** quantity.—Dollars 100 Cents each. Ditto baskets, 12 bottles 5 PHILADELPHIA, Novembi* 14. -—Spermaceti pr. gall. 48 Dili. Cts. Dili. Ct>. xvhsle 28 2 4 ANCHORS pr. lb. 7 8 Porter pr. cade, 5 33 Allum, Englilh, pr.cwt. 4 33 London, pr.doz. 1 60 Ditto, Roch pr. lb. 11 American ditto bot.incl. *4 160 A (lies, pot, per ton, 9° 100 Pitch, pr. bbL 173 2 Pearl, 137 140 Pork, Burlington, per barrel, 10 33 Arrack pr. gall. 1 33 1 67 Lower county 10 Brandy, common, ,9° p Carolina 9 Comae in Peas, Albany pr. bulhel 73 Braziletto,pr. ton. 32 34 c PP er > P r - ' • 3 Brick,, pr-M- 4, V P" nento ,8 20 Bread, ship, pr. cwt. t 67 2 Raisins, best, pr. keg 8 Ditto, pilot 3 33 Ditto pr. jar 1 53 Ditto, small water, per keg 36 4c Ditto pr. box 63 Beer, American, in botfle«, Rice pr. cwt. 3 pr.dor. bottles included, 1 4° Roftn pr. barrel 2 78 Ditto pr. barrel, 467 Rum, Jamaica, pr. gallon 1 7 Boards Cedar pr. M feet, 16 Antigua 1 ■ New England 11 Windward 86 Oak 8 9 Barbadoes 80 Merchantable pine 17 18 Country, N. E. 67 * '^ a P' d°* xo Salt petre, pr. cwt. 14 0* Mahogany, per foot 10 SafTafras pr. ton 6 8 The above are the (hallop prices, Shot ditto 140 141 for the yard price, add 1 dol- Steel, German pr.lb. 9 l ar 33 cents per 1000. Engli(h,bliftered, pr. cwt. 10 Brimiw in rolls, pr.cwt. 867 American pr. ton 11333 Beef, Boston, per barrel 7 8 —Crowley's pr. faggot 1067 Country ditto 6 7 kc root P r " lb " 2 ® 4 2 —Frelh, perewt. .33 467 Soa P' ® rown P erJb " 6 Butter pr.lb. 16 Ttc 8 in keg» , 10 Castile 11 Candles Sperm, pr.lb. 43 Snuff, pr. doz. bot. 4 560 'I *I\V " S® Spermaceti, refined, pr.lb. 48 ta'now 1? Sailcloth,Englilh,No.i.pr. yard, 28 Dipped 10 Boston, No. I. ditto 3 o Cheese, English, pr. lb. 19 Z No 11. * 9 -Country S 10 Sugar Lump, pr. lb 24 Chocolate 18 20 Loaf, single refined 25 Cinnamon 340 167 Ditto, double do. 36 Cloves , ~ Havannah, white 17 18 Cocoa pr.cwt. 16 " -Ditto, brown, 11 12 Coffee pr. It>. 17 18 Muscovado, pr. cwt 13 15 Coal pr. bushel 10 SpiritsTurpenttnepr. gallon 37 Copperas pr.cwt. j g ? Salt, Allum pr. bulhel 5 o Cordage. American, per cwt. 767 8 Liverpool 47 Cotton pr.lb. 26 40 , a |? lz 47 Cuirants 12 Lilbon Duck, RuTia, pr. piec. , Ship build. WO. framet p.ton, i« ■ Ravens 893 p Onto L.ve Oak, ,867 Dutch fail duck, 18 20 Ditto red cedar, per foot 33 40 r- .» Shingles, 18 inch, per M. t 11 2 67 Feathers pr.lb. 40 44 Ditto . fee., 533 6 fax d.tto ,1 ,2 Ditto 3 feet, dressed, 13 ~ Flax feed prbufh. 9 0 >»• Staves. Pipe pr. 1000 ,2 Flour, Superfine pr. barrel 4 i 3 White Oak hogshead, , 0 „ —Common 4 90 Rcd Qak do . « Bur middlings, bell 4 Leogan i, „ Meal, Indian s Barrel 10 33 cl"° nZ- 3 Heading J4 „ -Ship-Huff pr.cwt. 80 . Skins, Otter, best pr. piece ,6, P r - 'on. «° — Minks 28 40 Gin, Holland, pr. cafe, 4 33 Fox, grey 40 8c Do. pr. gall. 8s I 7 Ditto red , 2 o Glue, pr. cwt. li 33 Martins t Ginger, white race, per lb. 7 Fifhcry 33 Ditto, common 7 Bears Ditto, ground pr.lb. si Racoons 27 60 Ginseng, l 0 24 Musk-rats 11 so Gunpowder, cannon, pr. q.cafk, | 7g 4 Beaver, pr. lb. 67 1 33 Ditto, fine glazed Deei, in hair 10 30 Grain W he , t pr . bulh 9' Tar,N. Jersey, ,4 gal. p. bbl. Oat, 44 —Carolina, 32 gall. ,33 ,67 , 3-5 Turpentine pr. bbl. 1 67 2 Barie"v C ° rn , , Tohacco, J. River, b-ft toolb. 360 373 Best (helled pr. lb. 3 3 I 3 Buckwheat, per bulb. 4 ? Rappahannock 3*33 Hemp, imported, pr. toa, lao 146 67 Coloured Maryland, 533 8 American, pr. lb. 4 3 Dark, 2 c Herrings, pr.bbl. 3 Long-leaf e 40 Hides, raw pr.lb. 9 11 Eastern-shore 2 2 23 Hops 9 y —Carolina, new 7 3 Hoglhead hoops, pr. M. -old, 33 Indigo, French per lb. ,to j Tca ' "V r fon P r - Ib - 93 >28 Carolina , , ? 0 53 Irons, fad pr. ton, o, Souchong, 5 o g3 Iron, Callings pr. cwt 0 4 - ""S"' 43 50 B " V=on, 9« 77 Si j u, 33 36 P'S .4 26 67 I a "° W ' r l fined ' P" bU 9 Sheet , 73 3 1 Tl " P r - bo *. <3 33 "3 67 Nail rod* V r efdigreafe pr. lb. 47 junk, pr. cwt. 4 5 Vermillion, do. xo* , (5- Lird, r.ogi pr. lb. 9 10 Varnish, per gallon 30 o- Lead, in pigs pr. cwt. c qo c g, ... in bars i W me, Madeira, pr. pipe, j 7 6 126 white 10 ,0 Kv t ,2 ° red 6 4 0 gg' Tenenffr.pr. gallon 63 Leather, foal, pr. lb. i 7 2G r«»yal 52 Ltjnum \ itac pr. ton, ; 60 6 P r P , P e "3 33 Logwood or> Ditto in bottles, pr.dot. , a \» ' , t 3 Claret . 6 1 1 =353.""*- r, ■£' ■> Marble, wrought, pr. foot, 3 3 I Maa r p ,rs M 6, Molasses pr.gall. 4? ' COURSE OF EXCHANGE. 1 -———•floor Tin bottles, pr.do, , * ' BJ. tod. ud. and zod. pr.lb. 1C at 90 «ay* 454 3? f i utmegs pr. lb. y g Vmftcrdam, 60 days, pr. guilder, 4c Oil, Lin feed, pr. gall. Z 3 8 ' • Olive Government bills, drawn at 10 ■ a V s at 40c 7m per guilder, TO BE SOLD BY THE EDITOR, A N ALPHABETICAL LIST „f 'n VeffcUonhV'unitrf Suie, TadTf" also, ncccffary in u la U&"T* P ,° wers °' Attorne., « th e B»aK «[ (he = ' y °' John Gould, hair-dresser, INFORMS his friends and the public in gene' 1 ral, that he continues tocarrv on his bufinefk is usual, at No. i, South Third-Street, near yiarket-Street, and thanks his former customers tor the favors he has received. Said Gould has for rale, an infallible cine for Weak or Sore Eyes, which on trial, has and will ie round to anftver the purpose—He has it ia vials from one quarter of a dollar to a dollar — Any person trying the above, if not found to answer the character given, the money will be returned. [tf] 192 A further Caution. ALL persons are hereby cautioned from receiv ing of Thomas Mackie & Co. or any oiht - person, four Notes of Hand, given by the la:. James Gardner, of Wilmington, North-Caiolina, to Samuel Jackjon, of Philadelphia,all bearing dait | rhe 19th July, 1785, amounting in the whole u £. 2,600 13 3 North-Carolina currency; tht greatcft part of which fa;d Notes have been paid 10 said Thomas Mackie & Co. '-n proof of which he fubferiber? have the depofiuon of Mr. Mauduit JackJon, and other documents which wiil fully and clearly illustrate the matter. It is therefore expe£ted that this notice, with the one adveriifed in this paper in May 3nd June, 1791, will be a fufficient caution to the public. THOMAS WRIGHT, ) ROBERT SCOTT, '> Executors. MAR. R. WILLKINGS, ) Wilmington, (N. C.) Aug. 1, 1792. (lamgiin) TO BE SOLD, A Plantation, LYING on the river Delaware, miles above Trenton, containing 165 acres; whereon is a d weiling-houfe, pleafanrly lituated, 36 by 24 feet, having three rooms with fire-places on the lower floor, and four above, one of them with a fire place; a kitchen adjoining, near to which is a re markable large fpiingof excellent water, accom modated with a good spring-house ; a bain 36 leet by 26; a waggon, chair and smoke-houses, besides other ufeful out-buildings ; a large orchard, chiefly of grafted fruit. The farm is well watered, and has a proportion of wood and meadow land, thro' which the road runs that is known by the name of the River Road. On the Premises is also ere&ed, A Grift-Mill, In the midst of a good wheat country, on a never failing dream ; the mill-hotife is 54 by 24 feet, has one water-wheel, a pair of burrs and a pa:r of Cologne stones, rolling fcrecn, bolts for merchant and country work,&c. and is accommodated with a cooper's (hop, 18 feet square, near the mill — which is about 300 yards from the Delaware, and very conveniently situated to receive wheat, See. from boats passing down the river. . There are also for Sale, 20 Acresof Wood-Land, within less than a quarter of a mile of the above mentioned Plantation, which lies in a fine hizh healthy country.—For terms apply to the sub scriber on the premises. Trenton, 1792. GEOGRAPHY. Mathew Carey Refpe&fully submits to the Citizens of the United States, the following PROPOSALS TOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION, An AMERICAN EDITION of Guthrie's Geography IMPROVED OJ which these are the terns : 1. 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Perhaps there is no science more entertainino and ufeful than geography. It reveals the disco veries of travellers—the remarkable cunofities of all countries, in nature and art—the filiation o( orovinces, cities, towns, villages, rivers, & moun tains—in fine, the tiiflory, manners, cuftoins, laws, forces, revenues, and government of different na- tions. It is an old observation, that " there is not a son or daughter of Adam, but has some concern with geography," and that a knowledge of this fcicnce is indispensable towards the study of liif. Tory with advantage or fatisfa&ion. Indeed a man unacquainted with it, cannot discourse on the most common newspaper topics of the day without betraying his ignorance. So much for geographv generally. 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