daily evening advertiser.
[•Kq. 53'
J) ment of State,
;-v 31, 1794-
&,J r ICE .
.. ,»• That the Documents,
.„. -' ded t0 this Depar
t claijft- j
.;f?jwiVne Nations in Europe,,
■ Lilies to the Commerce of thej r
..ted Sues, are committed to the enre |
of the Minillers theieof residing in the so-<
reign Countries concerned. That all per. f
sons intereftcd may know, whether their
papers have come to hand, a lift of the t
c*fes, which have been received, will be c
sent as soon as they can be printed to the c
different Collectors, and to the Post-Mas. 1
ters in the principal Towns of each State
The Printers in tha several States are
requested to republjlh the above.
duv.
A French Family,
WOULD wilh to be entrusted with the
care of a FARM, about the city of Phila
delphia or Ti'enton, under such competi
tions as may be agreed upon by applying a'
Mr. OSMONT's, No. 117, north* Secom
street.
Aug. 4
Money to be Lent,
P« &g|B tXJn Mortgage of
REAL ESTATES,
Within the City and Liberties of Philadel
I phia. Apply to
Nicholas Diehl, jure.
Attorney at Law.
No. 19, south Fourth Jlreet.
Aug- 4 mw&ftf
Bank of the United States,
July 7th, 1794-
"NOTICE ,is hereby given, that he - <
\ritt be paid at the Bank after the fixtenth
Vnftant, to the Stockholders or therrepre
fentatives duly authorised, sixteen Dollar '
for each {hare, being th dividend declared
fprthe last fix montlrs,
By order of the Prelident and Directors i
JOHN KEAN, Calhier.
eodim.
Lachawannock.
A LARGE body of LA'ND on this river
and its waters, is now for sale to Settlers on
/^oamxKU;r»H2-terms,aiidat a long credit.
The foil is remarkably fertile, and nu-<
merous streams of water are interspersed
through the whole country. *
The main river flows through one tract
of about thirty thousand acres, and is with
4he exception of one obftru&ion, naviga-j
ble to the Sufquehannah. .
Spring Brook Creek, which with its
branches, waters another tradl of about
forty thoufand'acres of good Land, emp
ties itfelf into the Lachawannock, about
twelve miles from-the Sufquehannah.
It affords numerous Mill feats, & in its
course creates large bodies of well water-:
ed meadow ground.
The other tracts are interfered by creeks
of considerable importance.
Several Mills are already ere&ed for the
accommodation of the settler?.
Roads are cut in different dire&ions, to
wards the most convenient markets.
The county town is not more than i 2
roles distant from many parts oi the set
tlement.
Th? Sufquehannah affords an easy and ,
fafe navigation to Middleton, from whence
the Canal to Schuylkill extends the com ]
munication to the city. i
Another means of connexion with Phi-,
ladclphia, is by the Delaware, from which
the distance in several places is aboutthirty <
miles.
The proprietors combining their own in
terest with that of the inhabitants, are dis
posed to ere ft works of public utility,open
uoads, &c. and in every en miles square, a
tract of one hundred acres is allotted for a
School, and one hundred acres for the firft
resident clergyman of any denomination of
Christians.
For further particulars apply to
George Eddy.
Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County,
Pennsylvania, July 9.
Lettersdirefted tn George Eddy, at P i
ladelphia, or this place,or io Thomas Eddy,
at New York, relative to this bufmefs,wiU
be duly answered. eodgm
TO BE SOLD BY
THOMAS DOBSON,
Principles and Observations
APPLIED TO THE
MANUFACTURE and INSPECTION
O F
Pot and Pearl AJhes.
By DAVID TOWNSEND,
Wpeilor of Pot and Pearl-Ashes for the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Publilhed according to A<ft of Congress.
Thtfe observations relate to an extensive
bufinefe ; and are designed, in the plainest
manner, to convey profitable information
to those interested in it, who have not leif
ur* or opportunity to search for the princi
ples therein contained, in the writings of
profcllional Chemists.
Aug. 2
American Srioni
• aaaeL - VENUS,
Captain M* Cornell.
'Njv lying at Mr. KOSS's Wharf, an excel-
Icn veffcl, about 220 tons by register; car. r
rou t near 2500 bis. Flour, is remarkable well
found, and may be sent 10 Tea, at a very fmal<
expence, having lately had upwards of nim L
hundred pounds sterling, laid out on her.
I.f not fold in fortnight, (he will thenjbe
expoled at public au£Uon, Aoy reasonable
cr«;dit my be given— Inventory may be seen
oil board, by applying to Capt. M'CON-
NELL, or to * # P
Peter Blight, s<
WHO HAS FOR SALE, 8
PORT WINE, *
In Pipes and half Pipes and Quait r C fks, p
Madeira in do. do. F
Havanna White Sugar in Boxes.
d2w.
or Hamburg, |
HARMONY, j
Captain Loir ell, Having great part
of lier cargo on bqard, will fail in a I
few days. Freight will be taken if ap- '
plied for immediately, for which as well
as for paflage, apply to
Andrews & Meredith, 1
At Witling's Wharf. f
August 6. d r
£gn For LIVERPOOL,
|||||t AMIABLE,
T™* l ! „ John Thompson, matter.
bUK 1 HEN about 250 tons, a very (üb
rtantial (hip, built of live oak and cedar.of
an easy draught of water, fails remark.
ably fall, and has very excellent accommo
dations for passengers; to fail the firft week
111 August, and is intended to return imme
diately to Philadelphia. I
For passage only apply to Capt. Thompson
on board, at Mv-ffrs. Warder & Co's wharf,
or 1
John Mayo. '
July 22 -
Charter,
S L A NTMPH,
John Paden, Matter.
! SAILS fall, and will be ready to take 111 1
a cargo in a few days.
For terms apply to
Joseph Sims,
WHO HAS NOR SALE,
Madeira and Sherry WINE.
Fit for immediate use,
; BRANDY,
Red and Pale Jesuits BARK, ,
White LEAD ground in oil,
BRIMSTONE, &c.
July 25 > i. <
For Sale or Charter, '
Gen.WASHINGTON
Syhejler, mafler.
NOW lying at Say's wharf,the 3 1 ' above
Market street, burthen about 2500 bar
rels, is a good strong vefTel, and will be rea
dy to receive a cargo in a few days.
1 For terms apply to the Captain on board
1 or
RUMFORD & ABIJAH DAWES,
Water Jlreet, No. 7, south.
7th mo. . j d
TO BE SOLD,
THOMAS V DOBSON,
Alphabetical Lift
OF THE
DUTIES
Payable by law on all Goods, Wares, and
Merchandize imported into the United
Saates of A.nerica, after the last day of
June 1784, distinguishing the rates payable
on those imported io (hips or velTels of the
United States—and the rates payable in fo
reign ships or vefTels, including the addi
' tional duties, to which the refpeftive arti
cles are liable.
! July 29 t
FOR SALE,
BY MATHEW CAREY, No. 118,
Maiket-Street,
: An Eflay on Slavery,
Designed to exhibit in a new point ot
' view its effects on morals, indujlry, and the
e peace »f Society. Some fafls and calculations
tare ottered to prove the labor of freemen to be
•.much more produdive than ttat of /laves ;
■ that countries arr rich, powerful and happy,
"in proportion as the laboring people enjoy
"the fruits of their own labors and hence
the nrecffaiy conclufion,that (lavery is impoli
jftcas well as unjtijl.
Prick «5 Cents.
Wednesday, August 13, 1794.
Cujlom House, Philadelphia
Augnjl 9, 1794.
FOR SALE,
At the Custom House STORES
On Friday next, She
15th instant, at io o'clock,
The following Goods;
Defojtted for the payment of Duties, ana
which have remained in the J!ores be
yond the time limited by la<w.
LAT Two boxes Toys
SS One cafe plated Carriage furniture
F R Two boxes VV ne
SQM One bux Looking G!aJes
B , One box hair,powder
MM Thre? bales npvcli i.i /heefcs
One cafe leather hats and lhoes
E&HP One do Woolen hats J
PP One caik nails
W Fifty boxes glass 8 by jO _
One basket ..f iron wares
F One box dSj f .
FP One hhd Coffee
SA One do. do.
P. Five bbls.do.
1M One small box knives and forks, &10
plated ware S,
I PM One box of effrnces
. CABC One bale containing y> pieces chintz t
| 4 pieces linen towelling ,
Thirty three balkets ofannifeed cor. £
dial ~c
AR One calk different kinds do.
One box Medicines [r
AC A cafe Red Bark ,
MF Two calks Nails for hhds. .j
Six do. different kinis
> One anvil, one bellows
Five calks and one keg, containing
machinery and utertili tor a fuga
plantation and fu '.li' »orHcs
Two cases containing do. do.
Eight large Iron Hoops
f 7 wo bundles Imatl do.
Three large mill cylinders
A number ol large square iron bars
: Ope bale cotton _
One copper caboufe and boiler
Four Muikets
1 Four hhd>. Juniper Berries
, The above noods may be viewod on the
Wednesday and rhurfdty proceeding the
faie, by applying at theCultom House.
Aug u dts
Treasury Department,
Revenue-Office, A:sgujl "th, 1794. ,
PROPOSALS .
Will be received at the Office ot th>
Commifiioner of the Revenue, No. 4s- (|
n foutlh Third street Philadelphia, for fur
nifliinj* by contrast, three hundred
Pair of Wheels of cajl iron, t
each wheel toweigh about 2i6 pounds.an
to be of the diameter of twenty inche*
and bf the thickness of about four inche
at the rim, also for three hundred pair o
Smaller wheels of cajl iron,
each to weigh about 122 pounds, and to be
of the diameter of sixteen inches. Pat
terns of each will de exhibited at the tai'
office. The wheels are intended for tlu
carriages of iron cannon, to be employe
in the fortifications.
Aug. 8 eodaw
Christiana Mills
For Sale. '
. ON Monday the firft d?y of Sepiembe
..next at 8 o'clock .in the evening, at tl
Coffee House in he city of PhiladeJpl
d will be fold by public vendue, two tra<
or pieces of land situated in White CI?
Cieek hundred, New Castle county and state;
of Delaware; one of which contains aboi(
sixty acres of highly improved land, on it,
are a large two story brick dwellinghoufe, ■.
convenient brick barn, with ftablingand ;
carriage house underneath, an excellen' j
kiln Ibr drying corn ; and the well knowi
mills called Christiana Mills (late Patter
fon's) which being ai the head of the tidi
on Christiana river, and but about half a
mile from the landing, is conveniently situ
ated for carrying the articles manufactured
at the mills hy Water'to Philadelphia—This
property being <Mofe to the road leading
j from Elkton to Christiana bridge, and at
I£ l the head of ihe tide, with many, other at.
tendant advantages, render its situation for
l e th* milling business so very valuable, as tp
be equalled by few and excelled by node.
The latter tract containing 175 acres, is
about one mile from the mills'and is chiet-
ly woodland, which being contiguous tc
water carriage to the city of Philadelphia,
must be of increasing value, especially as
there is a quantity of large timbfcr iri said
tract suitable for the purposes of the
I, inilis.
The terms upon which the above men
tioned estates will be fold are—one thou
. sand pounds to be paid on executing the
' deeds, and seven hundred and fifty pounds
per annum, withintereft for the remainder
)s or proportionably for each part.
, e Indisputable titles will be made for the
. property, by
JOHN NIXON,
J A I.EX. FOSTER,
GEO. LATIMER,
y. At fame time and place will be fold a
large BOAT,
July 2 rawi-its
July 2
Choice St. Crotx Sugar,
JUST IMPORTED, By
And f er Sale, I
By JAMES YARD. £
Also a quantity of RUSSIA Matts.
June 24th. d
■ — A
NANKEENS.
H
Nankeens of Superior Quality,
Long and shot t pieces
Long and ftiort black fattins,
Black Taffefes, andSenfhaws, (
Black and coloured I udia sewing Silk,
Ornamental jars and beakers,
And a few long sets of Tea China. J
Coloured Sattins, L.IIJI rings, and
T 0 B I N E S,
FOR SALE AT
No. 40, north Fifth Street, i
July 7 mw&ftf
War Department, 1
Augufl 1, 1794. j
Information is hereby given —
to all the military Invalids of the United (
States, that the sums to which they are en „
i tied for their annual penfionj which will
t hecmedueon the fifth day of September ft
1 794, will be paid on the said dayj by th*
CoinimfFicners of Loans within the States
refpeftively, under the usual legulkt ons . I
Applications of Executors or Adminif
rrators muftbe accompaufd with legal e
idences of their refpe&ive officer, an<
tHo of the time of the decease of ftveh in
validswhofe pensions they may claim.
By command of the Pi elide nt of the U
[ 1' ted States, ,
H. KNOXj
Secretary at Wan
The Printers in the feve 3I State
•e requested topublifht above in ihei , u
- w (papers or the (pace "ttwo moh' s
Aug 6 dim n
" toi
JuJl Publijhed, <u
AND FOR SALE BY
Jacob Johnson & Co;
No. 147, Market Jlreet,
THE
American Revolution B
WrittJi in the style of ancient hiftory,in Al
wo vols price tof.
The Ital an Nun, translated froth the
French of J. J. Koaffeau, price 4/8. ph
Moore's Journal in France, in two vol. j e ,
>rice 15/ Vei
Fruits of Solitude, in reflections and ne
maxms, relating to the conduti of Humal
Life, by William Penn, Price 4/i. *-
Senecca's Morals, price 7/6.
Dodfley's Efops Fables, in German, tvitl
uts, price 4/8.
\ug. 6 «od3w
French Revolution.
n
JUST PUBLISHED.
/ Price two Dollars.J U
By MATHEW CARET,
No. 118, Market Jlreet,
AN IMPARTIAL HISTORY "
OF THE di
FRENCH REVOLUTION; °
From its Commencement to the exe- gi
cution of the Queen and
the Deputies of the
Gironde Party
ExtraQ from the Preface
" The authors have presumed to affix to
rheir title, the epithet impartial; and the tl
eafon iif because they cannot charge them
selves with feeling the smallest bias to any
' party but to that of truth and liberty ; and
rhey flatter themselves, that their readers r
vill find not only every circumstance fairly tl
i ;>refented, but every tenfurable action, p
h vboever were the authors or actors, mark
ed in its proper colours. If it was neceiTa
' ry to make a declaration of their own tl
principles, they would fay, they are neither a
' tory nor republican—they love liberty at a
English whlgs, and execrate every criminals
' aft by which so noble a cause is endangered
nddifgraced.
lr "In the present ferment of the publi'
Piriind, they cannot flaiter themselves wit!
• thi hope of fteing this ciaim univerfall}
acknowledged. the contrary, they a„
ajeUajured that theft pages will net be acceptt
° ble to the zealots oj either parly But whet
"' time shall have diflipated the clouds of poli
tical deci-ption, and apptafed the tttmuV
of the passions, they will with fotue conii
'edence expeftih t-verdift from public opini
on, wfiich aridour and moderation fel
> domfail to receive."
Exttaaftom the Critical Review, June 1794
12 Page.
' s "We have cei tainly derived much, plea
er sure, and acquired much inlorni?tion iron
the peiofals of those volumes ; and we thinV
ie them, both for matter and flylr, wcuhy the
atteutiou of all who interest ihcmftlves ir
Events which have so jufilv exciied ihe curii
fity and aflonifhment of mankind."
M. C»*ET will in about thee we> ks Pub
a iifh, PfoVden's history of the Bii'ilh Empire,
'rem Miy 1792. '• December 1793.
i?teod.
[Whole No. 605.]
y*j Received,
By the flotop Endeavor, Jon. Paine Mailer,
from Bo ft or
New-England Rum,
In tor 1 y
Nalbro & John Frazu/, ">
No. Si, Waluut street,
Who have also on hand, and for sale,
SHERRY WINE,
In pipes and quarter calks, fit for
immediate use. ' '
St. Lucar Wine in pipes,
and quarter calks.
ROTA WINE in quarter cafkj
PORT WINE in do.
Boflon BEEF,
Hylon and Souchong TEAS,
Spunifh INDIGO.
Ravens DUCK,
TICKLI NBURG,
OZNABRIGS,
DOWLAS, and
8 by io Window Glass.
I Aug. i tutl)&-l4w
Carolina Rice and Indigo,
BAY MAHOGANY and FRENCH
BURR STORES,
FOR SALE BY ' . •
Gurney and Sniith.
May 14. «1
TUITION.
WILLIAM FINCH of the New Thea
rre, begs leave to inform his Friends ard
rlie Public, that he has removed f rom tl e
corner of* Eighth and Arch streets to No.
68, north Eighth between Arch and Race
(treers, and that he continues to give ir
ftruftions in the French and Englilh Lai
uages as usual, as also the ClafEcs. He
akes thisopportunity of expreifing his ac
. nowledgements for the very liberal en
ow agement lie has experienced, a contU
iuation of which he begs leave tofolicit.
N. B. Translations from either languages
•owe&ly executed. d
' THIS DAT IS PUBLISHED,
By Thomas Dobfon,
At \fhe Si one House, No. 4 1, fuutls Se
cond Jlreet,
I. LETTERS add relied to the
nhers and Politicians ol France, on the fub
jeft of Religion ; to which are prefixed ob
servations relating to the causes of the ge
neral prevalence of Infidelity,
By JOSEPH PRIESTLEY, L. L. D.
F. R. S. SsV.
Price one quarter of a Dollar.
11. TWO SERMONS, viz.
1. The prefentftate of Europe compared
with ancient prophecies., Preached 011 the
Faftday, in i 794 ; with a prefacc contain
ng the rcafons of the author for leaving
England.
2. The use of Christianity, especially in
lifficult times ; being the Author's Fare
veil Difeourlt to his Congregations in
Hackney | with Appendixes to the two Ser.
nons) Price one third of a dollar.
111. An APPEAI. to the Serious & Can
did ProfelTors of Christianity, on the sol
. lowing fiubjeffs, viz.
' 1. The use of reason in matters.©* Reli
gion.
2. The power of man to do the Will of
God.
3. Original Sin.
4. Election and Reprobation,
5. The Divinity ol Christ, and
:o 6. Atonement by the Death of Christ, hy
ie the fame author.
i- To which are added,
A Concise History of the
rs rife of thole Doctrines, and an account of
ly t+ieTrial of M'Elwall, for Heresy and Blaf>
n, pliemy, at Stafford A frizes.
k- Price one eighth of a Dollar.
a- The above fhree are re-publilhcd with
'luhe author's improvements and additions;
er and a confidcrable part of his works, in
ai an improved (fate, will make their appears
al ance as soon as convenience will admit,
ed Jply 28 eod3w
it, NO. 68.
] ] l DiJlriß of Pennfylvanidy
in TO WIT.
iet BE it remembered that on the twenty*
>li- thirdday of July in tire nineteenth year of
uV 'he independence of the Urited States of
ili- America, JOSEPH BOGGjS, of the said
ni liftrift hath depofired in this office, the ti
el- fe of a book the right whereof he claim*
asauthoriti the words following, to wit.
94 " The Philadelphia t)irc6lo
lea- ry, for the year l 795— -by Joseph B( ggs."
on In corifoffnity t6 tlie act of the COl grefs
inV of the United States intituled 44 An a 6 for
the the encouragement of learning by securing
1 ii' the copies of maps charts and books to the
Jrl< authors and proprietors of fiich copiesdur
\ng |he times therein mentioned.
Sam. Caldwell,
Clerk of tDiJtritt of Pennsylvania.
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