r'n'hdi'JnWa, March, 1 1794.
just puaj. ished,
E/ MA THE W CAREY,
No. 11"8, Maria Jlreet 4
IFIRST OF A NEW
SYSTEM OF
iViodern Geography :
Geographical, Hijlorical, and
Commercial Grammar;
And present (tare of the Ove-al
NJTIONS OF THE WO&LD.
CONTAIMNG,
1. Tli* figures, motions, und distances of
. + ?ie planets,according to the Newtonian fyf
t ill and the latest ob(erv r ations.
2. A general vew of,the ear th,conlideretf
.as a planet; withfeverai ufeful -
definitions and problems.
3 The g and 3ivifioos of the g?obe into'
land and 'varen, continents and inlands.
4• Tne sit v aatian and extent of* empires,\
-kingdom?,{fates, provinces and colonies.
5 Their climates, air, foil, vegetables,
•productions, metals, minerals, natural curi-
Oiitie*,feas, rivers,bays,capes,promontones,
stllU lakes.
6. The birds and beasts peculiar to each,
country.
~J. Observations on the changes that have
been any where observed upon the face o''
nature fitice the molt early periods of his
tory.
8. The hifl.-or'y and origin of nations;.
tl>ei% forms of government, religion, laws,-'
revenues,taxes,naval aiul military strength '
9 Tie genius', manners, cuftoirn, and
habits of the people.
13. Their language, learning,arts, faien
ces, manufa&ures, and commerce.
11. The chief cities, flru&ures, ruins.,
and artificial cunofities.
12. t lie longitude, latitude, bearings,
and di(bailees of principal places from Phila-
To which ar C added,
1. A Gsograpical Indexj with the
names and places alphabetically arranged.
2. A Table ot the Coins of all nations
and their value in dollars and tents,
3* A Chronological Table of remarka
ble events,horn the creation to the prelerit
time.
By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Esq.
The Astronomical, Part corre&ed .by
Or. RITTENHOUS£.
To which have been added,
The late Discoveries of Dr. Herschel'l,
ntlie> eminent Astronomies.
The FIRST AMERICAN EDITION,
Corrected, Impioved, and greatly E'nlar
. S ed -
Tie fir ft volume contains twenty-one
end Charts,befides two Altronomical
Plates, viz.
i. Map of the world. 2. Chart Of =the
• worle 3. Europe. 4. Alia. 5. Africa. 6.
v.utli America. 7. Cook's diicoveries.
o. Countries ronnd the north Pole. '9.
Sweden, Denmark, and Norway. «o. Sel
t e " United Provinces. 4, Anftrian,
French and Dutch Netherlands. >2. Ger
many, i 3. Scat of war in France. 14.
•France divided into departments. 15.
Switzerland. :6. Italy, Sicily, and Sar
dinia. 17. Spain and Portugal: 18.
I ip key in Europe and Hungary. 19. v lre-
W. *X Welt-Indie,. 21 . Vermont. 22.
Ar imllary sphere. 23. Copernican system.
With tire second volume, which is now
m • Wlll b "' g ' Ven the foltawin £
1. Russia in Europe and Asia.
2. Scotland.
3- England and Wales.
4. Poland.
5. China.
6. Hindoftan. /
7- United States.
8. Britifli America.
9. State of New-Hampshire.
1 3. State of Maflachufetts.
11. State ot Conne&icut.
12. State of Rhode Island.
13- State of New-York.
14- State of New Jerley.
15- State of Pennsylvania.
■6- State of Delaware.
17. State of Maryland.
i?. State of Virginia.
19- State of Kentucky.
State of North-Carolina:
21. Tenneflee Government.
22. State of South-Carolina. '
23. State of Georgia.
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>e addit tion of maps of thefeveral testa
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ARCHITECT AT ANNAPOLIS,
Proposes to publijb> by fubfeription,
POLYMATH.Y ;
O R
The American Builder.
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THIS work will contain various pn icus
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whatever dimensions.
An account and explanation of all the
tcims and phrases, u sed in ancient and mo
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IT mav be a TaJe oi Truth, tor it is
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Companies a young officer 16 America.—
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lb severe a punifhinent. If it is a fic
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perly d ft jbut< d.
Said Carey has jufl publi/hed,
A 2 fheec map of Kentucky
compiled by Elihu Barker, price ore aul
lar and two third;.
War Aria?, containing maps of France,
Germany, Spa n . Italy, the United Pioviri
cey the Nettie-lands, a; d the Weft Indies.
Price two dollars.
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April 29.
GUTHRIE's GEOGRAPHY
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tond'nfc, will be closed this day—and on
Monday the fubfcripnn n will open at fou
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The new maps added to this edition are
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?
Ju it Published,
By Benjamin Johnson, and fold at his
Bookjlore, No. 147, MarketJreet,
The Life of Dr. Franklin,
with a (hiking likeness, executed in a mat
terly nianner by Thackara and Vallancr
price fiveftillmgs. '
GuT£ Traps'
The rh"ir B(K>k kee PP'" s AffiOant, 6/3
forri, 2/4 n ' a P ° em ' b ' Charl « Crat 3
Efop's Fables, 4 _/«
Swan's BritUh /» lc tfitr&, 27ft
Paine's ditto w
, 2 J°- antl Country Builder's Affiflant.
Intheprefs, and will bepiiblijhedin a few
j. d "y s > "rid fold as aboi",
ana Maxims, by
den' ( /B Pe " n ' ' I,S itdvite "> >>" chrl-
J 6 ,m -*, 1?94
Congreji 0 f thc Unhed
Maj lyh ' '794-
O J ™'ck\ P «<™, Ma.
Robert Oliver and " t,15r '
to an Aft emiilrd " An'^"' P ' , ' sna '' t
the gfant and conveyance ftf authonz "'S
to the Ohio Company' of '
not *e declared void, »•" ""■»
«nth and be f„ fficier , t fat| rf y V ,te , r «. ere
of thc French settlers a' r.ir > alms
Ordered, thar Yh .j, * It,O P°X«-
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-Tab Cutler, Rohrrtfe, Ut r n <^-
* and the publication
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tice thereof. "seined "ifficienl rio.
Extoa Of Senate.
May i4 SAM - A " OTIS ' Secretary.
till.
diw, W2m
Bank United States,
J une iyh, 1794.
PROPOSALS will be received at the
Bank of the United States until the firft
day of" July next, for the Masons and
Carpenters work of the Banking House,
to be built in Third-street
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foundation will be cojnpleated
The plan may be seen by applying to
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dtij.
A New Novel.
To the LAUIES of Philadelphia.
This Day is Publtfltcd by
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118, Market hrtet,
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ed in marble paper, hsl <| .11 ar .
Charlotte, a tale of Truth,
Improved.
The Partnership of
JONES, HOFF, anci DKRKICK, of thi
city, Printers, having diifolved o<i the
day of May Jaft, aiJ per Tons having an)
demands on the (aid ivm are h reby ft que -
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Ffth ft e *, who is duly authorised to ad
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Jur.e
The Partner/hip of Wood,
WALKER, & HAYEb. tiottfers
ers in Wn* Spiritous L quoi ?, &c. isthi
day difloived by mutual consent : Tlk
('turn theLr grateful acknowledgements t
their cnftomers for their part favor* flu
continuance of which they fqlicit for the:
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Have for fait, at their BOTTLING
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Madeira,
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Teneiitfe,
Liflxn , / in bottles or qu.
Malaga, A-c. C calks.
SPIRITOUS LIQUORS, viz.
Brandie ,
Jamaica Spir*t*,
Weft India and Country Rum,
Gill, in Pipes and Cases, &rc.
ALSO
. Londoh £3* Philadelphia Bottle# Porter,
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Common andl^iftilled'VlNEGAß, in h<jg
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June 1.7
ti: thAs3«»
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| WINES of the firftquality
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•Wrcfhon; confirm, i„ the mnftttr c |,li
manner, the nerefiitv nf r„ , i
21T/I ti „ ■ ri , " ct C! - ir y 01 lubordmation.
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niamtaiiis inviolate e
every civil
in I h e,y ev "y f< * ial tie, unite!
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H d af"T T" tOߣt! ' e '' "" the
man na re Q ? r h ®'" l, ", en t ngl,ts oi '
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twenty Do lor Bill, of the Bank ofbZt
V f™ r,ca M eVe >al of which have apLa r %
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marks.
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| United Slates,
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the- genuine paper mMt *">/
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' confide.ably above tV', ' ' * tp "d
word. ' the ,an S e «» Ite Wlwlg
In the word Un ted the letters , r »
rbil. a " dtlorer to K etl:er than the reft
P h r ° mife an?M *
than the /, 7 "" 3 n ' ucl "nore 101l OI W4i j
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tbe device mthemarsin nart.V 1 *"d
cpap fcr and appears darker i •'* " mue h
bills. SomeofthTcounterV r,"'
■ 7 9 I—Whereas th o BanL *
rm ""
r l„wi? at i h l Vt ' a PP e " ,e(l have the 'ette,
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Notes above d /' C r,bed ,h" C "" Sf
) Iter executed ard 1 " « U
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T ,„ yearan.ee 1 f the genuine hills,
fine ruled lines through ,L« WOfl j
■*prr,„%K,r i "
The word Company is much like the fame
word in the Five Dollar B.ils as deftrifefd
Their is 110 stroke to jfhe t imhe « r ,|
-VeMdefi n a e 7' hegenn,neb,l6the,t, ' ka
down to the line, but are so cut as to B>v#8> v#
ail irregular appearance to the word, t hs
Jw ai d :he_y going below tl cm.
The fignarure | Nixon, has ihe jpprjf.
•ince of being wntien wiih Jamb-bUsk a»4
01, and ditteis Irom oihe. inks ~fed
printing the and the cashier's %i )a .
'tl6t
It is supposed these fotgciir* were cofnmil.
ted mlonie of the Sout hern States, *!| ,/, e
counieffciij thai have appealed, h.'VC cpme
rom thence, an< J two perfoni have bcr.i ap
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ie author of" them.
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in any oilier way, in the Cduntcficjlifig . 8 „J
uttering the said bill®, - 1
March eB, * 794
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Other counterfeit bills
oftheßankofthe Uniled States bar*
pearcd 111 circulation. .
The denomination is of TWENTY
DOLLARS, and the alph- rt ir <?tic;t] n)mk if
the letter B.
They may he flifti n gui(Tied from the ««
nuine by the following MARKS i
The paper of the counte. f'eits j; B f 3
more tend.r texture and glofley ftrj'ttee
than the and there is no Wftttff
mark in them.
The letter C. in the word Cutin
lie true bills is fttorgly marked, s'/ifffgj
the counterfeits, the whole lifter I* a
line hair tlroke, evidently in an onfiltWied
Itate The letter ain the wotd dUw tnij,
IS badly formed and the whole word HI done
and there is no comma at theend ps It, fl§
there is in the genuine hills.
The marginal device, is .much d&ikef
in the falfe, than in the genuine bills Mi
,nS to the fliade strokes being roar'e 1 , witch
nearer togethe", and conleqnei t : v mtt(h
more numerous, This difference ft' iktS (he
eye at firft view.
The fame reward of ONE
DOLLARS, wijjj be paid so- apprrhfftdjjff*
** proferuting so conviction the
above defer bed Offenders in izfpgtl to this*
as to the Jaftdefcribcd bills.
THOMAS WILLING, Pufidefit
of the 8.-nk t'm'hd Smitf,
JOHN NIXON. Prtfuhrngfih*
Bdiik of North
By order of the Committers of jfop %€(*
Boards.
FOR SALE,
BY MATHEW CAREY, No, iif,
Mai ktt-Street,
An EfTay on Slavery,
Dcfigned to exhibit in a new puifti of
view us efteds on mpralr, iftdyj/ri, ?pd the
peace of (bciity. Sonic ai
"" c ottered to provr I lie )arnr <o\ j* nfivfH to jr,<*
much more productive than tfi.it r>\ * f 1
that countries air rich, powerful 3fd \ tpm'f
! r» p'oportton as the laboring people fty-y
'he fruits of their own labor; 2fld bfttft*,
the nccfflaiy cordufioii,that flavciy 15 i.wMt*
ticift well a* unjujl.
P* 1 p E Cent«;,
February 1 5. A\(
rHE offi-ce of the President <•''£
«f the Insurance Company xit*
Ame&tca, is removed to fsjo, <07.
Front ttrccr, being the fc-uth eajjt
F tout antl Walnut streets.