, i mis. en. Dih.cti- PRICE CURRENT. | . beil, in fl.fks.pr.box 10 **a ItUAMTITY. — Dot lah k »oo Ccnu e»ch. I — Ditto baft- -v sz bottles 5 I Speiniaccii pr. gall. 4^ PHILADELPHIA. Aucust 2±. I'mn - *4 2; / l-f^ —Wna.e «5 33 A Dlls.Ch. Dlh.(fi |#orter pr. calk; 5 33 /jLNCHOKS pr.tS. - 7 i° ondon, pr.doz IJ° AHum, Enalith, pr.cwt. 433 I- American ditto bo:. ocl. J»' Ditto, Roch pr. lb. 11 Pitch, pr. bbL 1 73 • A(h«s, pot, pci ton, "S Pork, Burlington, pei barrel, '"5° Peart, <34 '4° 7r Lower county <4 5° Arrack pr. gall. >33 1 ,6 I Carolina »> Brandy, common, 8° ras » Albany pr. bulhel Coniac 9° nolPepper, pr.lb. 3? Braziletto,pr. ton. 40|Pimento '9 Bricks, pr. M. 4 7 (Raisins, best, pr. keg 7 Bread, (hip, pr. cwt. * 33|l>itto pr.jar 3 33 Ditto, pilot 4 iDitto pr. box 333 Ditto, ftnall water, per keg 36 4° R, c e pr.cwt. 344 Beer, American, in bottles, IRofin pr. bariel 2 7® pr.doi. bottles included, 1 74|Rum, Jamaica,pr. gallon >'6 Ditto pr. barrel, 6 I Antigua » Boards Cedar pr. M lect, so | Windward 8 & New England 10 14 I Barbadoei 8 7 Oak 1 4 I Country, N. E. 62 Merchantable pine 2® 24 I , Sap, do. IO 6? Sahpetre.pr.cwt. >4 33 t* 1* „ ir .lSafTafra* pr. ton 6 ° ——Mahogany, per foot ,o\ P The .beware .he lb,Hop price., Steel, German pr.lb. 9 for the yard price, add i dol- I .rt . y , . « I Lnelilb.bliltered. pr. cwt. "0 Jar 33 cents per 1000. I % ■ v -,000 00 r I American pr. ton -*3 33 Brimstone in rolls, pr,cwt. 2 671 Crowley's pr. faggot 1067 Beef, Boston, per barrel 12 ISnake root pr. lb. " *0 4 2 ■ Country ditto 9 10 ISoap, Brown per lb. 6 Frefti, prr cwt. 333 4 6 7| White 8 Butter pr.lb. "6| Castile 11 ——in kegs 10 * 2 [Starch 7 Candles, Sperm, pr.lb. 47 jSnuff pr. doz. bot. 4 560 Wax 53 i, refined, pr.lb, 4& Myrth; Wax Sailcloth, Enalifh,No.i ,pr. yard, 4° Mould taliow 4 « • F dlt ; o 36 Dipped "31 xt tt oc Cheese, English, pr. lb. «o|- — N-o. 11. 2i> Country 8 Lump pr. lb 2 Chocolate .8 *o Loar, finale refined n . „ 0 „ 6-1 Ditto, double do. 33 140 * Havannah, white .4 >6 l0V " , io . H Ditto,brown, pr. c« . I Muscovado, pr. cwt. 9 12 o ee pr. . JspiritsTurpentinc pr.gallon 27 Coal pr. bulhel 24 33| c r , # An K 1 ruli 00 _ r . , Allurn pr. bulhel 33 Copperas pr.cwt. i b,l • verDOO , 03 Cordage, Amencan, per cwt. 7 9 I 25 C° tton P r - Ib " 27 fM Lilbon 27 Cm rants I Duck,Ruflia, pr. piece 14 *15 JShipbuild. W. O. frames p.ton, 20 Ravens 11 IDitto Live Oak, 22 Dutch fail duck, »8 ao jD.tto red cedar, per foot 37 45 Fjathers pr.lb. 6 £ | 6? Flaxfeed pr bu(h. 9- 4°'"° '* ''* Flour, Superfine pr. barrel . 6 33Mlwhite Oak'hogfhead, 2033 n° mm °A n u heft 5 Red Oak do. ,950 Id L~S«» *'33 Meal,lndian 2 s*\ Bj * el ffi Shi'p-ftuff' pr.cwt. 140 167 ——^n • 25 I 3 Fust.c pr. ton, 20 Skins Otter, best f»r. piece 467 rulll v J— -Minks 20 40 Gin, Holland, pr.cafe, 4 6t>| Fox, grey 40 80 Do. pr. gall. 9°l Ditto red 12C Glue, pr. cwt. 21 33j Martins ?4 1 Ginger, white pe f lb, 7| F'iiher? ( 33 67 Ditto, common 71 Bears 3 Ditto,ground pr.lb. IC J Racoons 57 60 Ginseng, 20 2 4| Musk-rats 11 20 Gunpowder,cannon, pr. q.caik, 3,3 4 J——Beaver, pr. lb. 67 133 Ditto, fine glazed 4 I Deei,inhair 20 30 Grain, Wheat pr. buth 100 1 20] r vc 6 o] r ar,N.Je r re y ,24g a l.p.bbl. 1 Oats 3.5 —Carolina, « gall. Indian corn pi.hbl 233 Barlev > > 3 Tobacco, J. River, bett ioold. \ 433 Bed thelled pr. Ib. 7j| inferior 3 33 Buckwheat, per hulh. 4c: old 4 6 7 I Rappahannock 3 33 Hemp, imported, pr. ton, 160 150 Coloured Maryland, 533 8 American, pr. lb. 4 5 Dark, 240 Herrings, pr.bbl. 3 I Long-leaf 240 Hides, raw pr.lb. 9 I Eastern-shore 2 2 p 3 Hops ?o| Carolina,new 27 q Hoglhead hoops, pr. M. 15 1 o]( | ) g Indigo, French per lb. 1 67: Tea, Hyson pr. lb. 93 128 ■ Carolina 1 > 2Q Hyson IHin, 53 6di Irons, fad pr. ton, '33 33 —-Souchong, s o 93 Iron, Callings pr. cwt. 3 4 Congo, 43 s o ——Bar pr. ton, 84 Bohca, 33 36 Pig 24 ITallow, refined, per lb. 9 Sheet "73 33 Tin pr. box, , 1333 1367 Nail rods 101 33jv T etdigreafe pr. lb. 47 <53 Junk, pr.cwt. 4 5 Vermillion, do. 133 167 Lard, hogs pr.lb. 9 "° Varnish, per gallon qq 07 Lead, in pigs pr. cwt. 5 33 5 6 7! 6 d/ in bars 7 {Wax, Bees pr.lb. 25 27 W hite 10 »o 67 Whale-bone, long pr.lb. 13 30 red 6 4.0 6 6 Wine, Madeira, pr. pipe, 176 226 Leather, foal, pr.lb. 17 20 Lisbon 120 126 Lignum vitae pr.ton, 56° 6 Teneiiffe,pr. gallon 63 Logwood ' 3° Fayal Mace pr.lb. 9 Port pr. pipe 113 33 Mackarel, bed pr.bbl. 8 Ditto in bottles, pr.doz. 4. second quality 4 Claret 4 6 Madder, bell pr. lb. 16 20 Sherry pr.gall. go 1 20 Marble, wrought, pr. foot, 33 267 Malaga 7.7 80 Mast (pars ditto x 33 Molasses pr.gall. 33 4 1 Mustard per. lb. 87 COURSE OF EXCHANGE. -flour, in bottles, pr.doz. 1 20 ~ n . j 1 j j 11 .J. London, at 30 days, per / .100 fterl. 466 Nails, 8//. iod.i9.d. and zod. pr.lb. 10 'V t 4 Nutmegs pr. lb. .78 at go oays Oil, Linseed, pr. gall. 66 /Vmfterdam, 60 days, pr. guilder, 42 Olive 87 90 days, 40 Hercule De Sercey,. From Lcoganc, IJlar.d of St. Domingo, MAKfcS and feils all foils of Mugs, Jacks, Porringers, Cups, Slew-Pans, Lamps, &c. in Tin, plain or japartned— He also mends old tin work. As he works cheap, he hopes for the public encouragement. No. 23, Racc-ftrect, near Front-street. Tune p. 2. HERCULE DE SERCEY, DE Leogane, Isle de St. Domiuque, iravaille en fer Blanc, de toute forte de manicres a coramande et a bon marche. A Philadelphic, ce 112 Juin, 1793. No. 23, Race-street, pres From-ftreet. War Department, Aug"ft 1 ft, 1793. INFORMATION is hereby given to all the Military Invalids of the United St3tcs, that the sims to which they are intitled for fix months of their annual pcnfion, from the 4th day of March lad, and which will become due on the sth of September nrxt, will be paid on the fa:d day by the Com mi filmier s of the Loans, with in the Sta;es reflectively under the usual rcgu-. lations. By Command of the President of the United States. H. KNOX, Secretary at War. 512 This d*) h pait'rjhed, M A T H£ W CAKE Y, Ni>. 113, Milket-Jliwi, Philadelphia, No. XIV. ot Guthrie's Geography, IMPROVED, Embelliflied tviih a large Sheet Map'of Gerznahy an J Switzerland. THlS'valuable work, will contain {txcUfive oj the maps in the London edition oj 1792) m-psol New-Ham|>ftnre, Mailachufeits, Con necticut, R. I(laud, Vermont, N. York, N. Jcr fey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Vir ginia, Kentucky, N. Carolina, S. Carolina, and Georgia. No. 1. contains a map of the feat of war in Europe ; No. 2. a map of Hungary and Euro pean Turkey; No. 3. a map of the countries round the North Pole ; No. 4. a whole Iheet map of the woi Id ; No. 5. a plan of the armil lary sphere ; No. 6. a map of South- America ; No. 7. a map of Switzerland ; No. 8. a chart of the world ; and No. g. a map of Africa. I Such of the citizens ol Philadelphia, as have not had an opportunity of examining this work, are rcquclled to fend for the numbers already published, in order to fatisfy themselves how far it deserves their patronage. If,, on infprc tion,they should not approve of it, their money will be freely returned. Besides the great improvements in the Ame rican Geography, the accounts of France will be cxtratted from the French Geography, pub liihed fincc the revolution ; the map of France will be engraved agreeably to the division into departments: the history of Ruflia, which, in the London edition, is carried no farther than i 77s,isc° n tinued to thelate execrable invasion of Poland by Catharine : the account ol Swe den has been compiled anew, and numberiefs other improvements will be made in this edi tion. *. 1r * Subfcnptions are received by the book fyll-rs in Bollon, New-York, Baltimore, Wil •mington, Richmond, Charlclton, &c. See. Augujl 21. Cts. Dlls.Cti- S *° Trealury Department, jiltguft 10, 1793. NOTICE is hereby given, that Proposals will he received at the Office of the Se cretary of the Treafurv, until the 14th day of September next inclusively, to t'urnifti by contiaft the following articles of Cloatbing, for the use of the United States, viz. 4,800 Hats, 5,120 Stocks, 5,120 Stock-Clasps, 20,480 Shirts, 5,120 Vefb, Coats, 9,600 Woollen Overalls, 9,600 Linen ditto, 19,200 pairs of Shoes, 9 600 pairs of Socks, 5,i20 Blankets, 320 Caps, 320 pairs of Leather Breeches, 640 pairs of Boots, 320 Jjairs of Spurs, 640 pairs of Stockings, 1,520 Rifle Shirts. The cloathing to be delivered at the city of Philadelphia ; one fourth part of the whole number of suits on or before the 15th of Fe bruary, one fourth on or before the 15th of April, and the remaining half 011 or before the 15th of June, 1794- The articles mnft be agreeably to such pat terns as shall be direded by the Secretary for the Department of War. Payment will be made as soon as the whole of the articles (hall have been delivered. eptl4s, New-Jersey, ) T)Y virtue of a Writ to me I Sujjcx County, ff. ) JD dire&ed, issued out of ! the High Court of Chancery of New-Jersey, at the suit of William Shipley against John Ming ■ and others; 1 (hallexpofe to faleat Public Ven- I «iue, on the sixth day of February next, between the hours of Twelve and Five in the Afternoon of the fame day, on the Premifcs, the following described Tra& of Laud, with itsappurtenanees, situate in the Township of Oxford and County of SuflVx, beginning at a Chcfnut Oak Tree, cor n< rof Daniel Cox's land, and (landing in the line of a former survey made to Thomas Steven son, being marked with the letter B. and thence extending along Coxe's line (firft) south fifty de grees weft fifty-five chainsand feventy-five links, to a Black-Oak Tree cornci of Joseph Shinpen's land (second) south nine degrees and fifteen mi nutes, weft ninety chains and fixty-five links to a forked White-Oak Tree, maiked with the let ters R and B another of the laid Shippen's cor neis (thiid) thence norih eighty degrees, eaftone hundied and forty-five chains, to a post on the loutherly ftde ol Paquaofte-B iver, being also a cornci of J<»hn Reading's Iland (fouith) thence north thirty-nine degrees w; ft, one hundred and thirty-two chains to the place of beginning, containing nine hundred and thirty acres with the usual allowance for roads and high ways— The fame Premifcs ate within eight miles of the River Delaware, and there i» thereon a conveni ent Grift Mill with two pair of Stones—a Saw . MiJl m good repair, wjth a fufficient ftrcam of water for their use—a Dwelling House, Store House, and feve»al small buildings. MARK THOMPSON. Sheriff. Dated22i day of July, 1793, MOST etrnefly reqtiejls these of his diflant Sub. fcnbcrs who are in arrears for the Gazette, to male foment as foonas pofjible.—Thofe persons who have received fuhfcription money on his account are dtfired to remit the fame. The arrearages for the Gazette have accumulated to aferious amount—Serious as they areihe only resource to discharge very serious engagements incurred in the prvfecution 0/ this er penjwe publication. Philadelphia, Juae s6. 7* 1 C K E T & In the FEDERAL CITY LOTTERY, May be had at SAMUEI, COOPER't Ferry ADVERTISE MEN THE tDITUR run thy /.* rvnwifD. By JHO MAS DO At the "sttvie HumJc % Au. 41, Jouth Second-Sfrcet t Medical Tranfa&ions OK I;' t College of J'hyfieians <7 r . ldlct\foi : \'uit me L Paris. Piicrin l»»-tids Om Affo taiefa publijhcd l\ 1. Dr. US Oh RWCK On fhc drfcaie* of Chiklirn, with general di rections for the management oi mtan.» Ik m ihchirihj adapted both for the ufc of Mcii* cal Prstt'tioiici s and pnvatt Fjinilic*. TWO VOLUMES I H» ONE. Pice $ne do* in rcath boon J. "4" } '■' IvSRAT,of WAR. For Sale, at M. CAREY's Start, "Sir. 118, Mai ket-ftreet, A Sheet Map of the French, Austrian and Dutch Netherlands, in which the progress of the present War may be traced. I'ti" three eighths of a dothr. And a Map of the Three Northern Diftrifls of France, divided into Departments Pi ice 4 cf a dollar. Maps of the United States :—Any public spirited gentlemen, pof feired of material for correi'ting and iuiprov; ing the Maps of the several States, will lay M. Carey under very particular obligations, by communicating them. He is in immediate want of some for New-Jersey and Delaware; of wilich States he is now preparing Maps. Guthrie's Geography: The fubfcrtption for this wo lc will be con. tinned open, at the prtfeiif rate of twefve dollars, till the firft day of November nextj after which, it will be raised to fourteen dol lars. Jugufi >4. To the Public. THE Editor of the Gazette of the T'niteb States, prOposes publifiiing the Papery under that Title, every Evening, Sunday's excepted. To render it interesting as a Daily PuMi cation, it (hall contain foreign and domtttic, cominerciaf and political Intelligence Ef- I'ays and Observations, local and general Maritime information :—Prices Current of Merchandize and the Public Funds. Also a summary of the proceedings of Ctmgrels, and of the Legislature of this Stattf :—with a (ketch of Cung'reflional Debates, fee. Advertizing favors will be gratefully r«- ceiv^d. TERMS. To be printed on paper of the demy fizc ; but a larger size (hall befubftituted in Decem ber next. The price Six Dollars per Annum, to hi paid half Yearly. When a fufitient number of Subscribers is obtained, the publicAion (hall commence. , Jn the interim, the Gazette will be publißi ed twice a week ai ufual.—Subfci iptions art relpeftf'ully solicited by the Public's humble servant, (£3* Subfcriplions are received at the City Tavern, South Second Street—by Mr. Dobfov, at the Stone Houje—by other per Jons tvho are in pojfrffion ofjub fcription papers, and by the Editor, at his No. 3 A'orf// Fifth-Street. Philadelphia, July, 1793> . City of Washington. January 7th, 1793. A NUMBER of Lois in this City will be of fered tor fate at au&ion, by the Commif fioticrs, on the 17th day of Septembef next.— One fourth part of the purchal'e money is to hfe paid down, the residue at three equal anuual pay ments with yearly filtered on the whole princi pal unpaid. JOHN M. GANTT, Clerk to the Com'rs. Extratl oT an A& of the General Aflembly of Maryland, concerning the Territory of Co lumbia, and the City of Washington. 44 Be if ena&ed, That any foreigner may hi deed or will, hereafter to be made, take and hold lands within that part of theJaid Territory which lies with in this State, in the fame manner as ij he was a citi zen of this. State ; and the fame lands may be con veyed by hilk, and transmitted to and be inherited by his heirs or relations, as if he and ihey mere citizens of this State : Presided, That vo Jhall % in virjue hereof\ be entitled to any further or other privilege of U citizen.'* 19. tf INSURANCE COMPANY. Philadelphia, July ift, 1793. NOTICE »s-hereby given to the mertib* is bfr the Infuranee Company of North Ameri ca, that the Dirc&ors have declared a dividend (to this day) of fix per cent on the amount of the fir ft instalment, and of one per cent per month, on the Turns paid towards the second ' and thud instalments, calculating from -he fitft day of the month following that in which these pay ments were inade. The Dividend will be paid trt the Stockholders or their Representatives, at the Company's Office, (No. 119, south Front- Street) at any time after the 7th inft. KBENEZER HAZARD, Src'rv. As th: me nbtrs of this ionpavy are muck diffrerfed throughout the United States, the Printers in the fever al flatus are rcquefled to give the above a. place in their new/papers. P L City of Washington, Sold by the Booksellers, DOBSON, CAREY, YOUNG, & CRUKSHANK rufe>4nf JOHN FEN NO. A N S
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