" ''l^' : t r - ? ' %
N I N G A D V Efeflte, -
PZTF."• *r~-'-VMh* s ¥-ft»P -■ w—> T— "'. :.. *■ -r™,:, ~ vt, /•_ ';-!
AixG.ust 14,. 1794- -. ■, . ; ;[Wbok No.
■ ill '»'■ ' '•■/ 'r' -'■ ■■ •'- l> - - '-" ~ ••- -.-V" •' ■ *■*> -■• - lf^-/2,.
NOT 1c E 21
.S hereby «!»«« That the Dbcumsnts,
-rnu.« - !«► «'
, r t he injuries to the Cn.iitiKf.fie
T lited Stte%, are committed to the care | olim t,
i-'f' - Ministers thcieof relidt.ig in the fo-^xpenc
ij Countries concerned. That all per. e
interefled may know, whether thf.. Ito,
npers have come to haiul, a lift o4 the expose.
X, which have bee,, received will be credit
as they can be printed to the ou bo.
u'lftretft Coileftors, and to the i'MV-Maf. NELI
ers in the principal Town, of each State
The Printers in several States art
requeued to the aliove. p
Money to be Lent,
On Mortgage of
REAL ESTATES, -~
Within the City and Liberties of Philadel- J|j
ph.a Apply to _
Nicholas Diebljure. 3
Attorney at Jap
Nx). 19 y south Fourth Jirect• >f h
Aus. 4 cw
Lachawannock. »f<
A LAKOE body of L AND on this rive
and its Waters,is now for falc to Setllirso'
/, on moderate terms, and at a ling credit.
'The foil is remarkably fertile, and nil-
meroiu streams of water are interspersed *
through the whole country. sS
The main river flows through one
of about thirty thousand acres,ana is wit.
the exception of one obftruftion, naviga
ble to the SuPquehannah. t -.„ft a 'n
Spring Brook Creek, which with it I
branche;, waters another tract <>f ai o
forty th .Hfand acres of good Land, emp ■ .
ties itfelf into .he Lachawannock, abou' flat,
twelve miles from the Sufquehannah.
It affords numerous M.ll feats, & in us
course creates largebodtes of well water-
«d meadow ground. , . nr
The other tracts are interfered by cr««< -
of considerable impOrrance.
Several Mills are already eretted for the
accommodation of the (ettlers.
Roads are cut it. dilterer.t d.reft.ons, to-
WAvds-.he mod ronvgflie.it flw«r)W».
'"The count* town is nor more than 1 -
mlcs d riant from man/ parts ol the set
tjement. , .
Tive Sufquehannah afforth an eaiy and
(afe navigation to Middleton, from whence
the Canal to Schuylkill extends the com
mnnication to the city. , . C
Another means of connection with Phi*
ladilphia,' is by the D. laware, f'fom wliich
the distance in several places is aboutthirty
miles. I
The proprietors Combining their own in- i
tereft with that of t£ie inhabitants, are dil
pofed to works qf public utility,open
uoa.h, &c. and in every on milesl'quare, a
tract of one hundred acres is allotted for a
School, and one hundred acres fur the firft
relidetit clergyman of any denomination of
Christians.
For further particulars applv to
George Eddy.
Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne t ounty,
Pennfvlvania, July 9- '
Lettersdiverted tn 3eorge Eddy, at P -
ladetyhia, of this place,or 10 Thomas Eddy,
at New York, relative to this bufine.s,\viil iv
be duly answered. eod3m i<
TO RE SOLD BY
THOMAS DOBSON, 0
Principles tittd Observations
applied to the
MANUFACTURE and INSPECTION
o F
Pot and Pearl Apes.
Bv DAVID TOWNSEND,
Infpeflor of Pot and Pearl-Alhes for the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Publilhed according to Aft of Congress.
These observations relate to an extensive
bnfinefs ; and are designed, in the planieft
manner, to convey profitable information
to those interested in it, who have not leii
urc or opportunity to search for the princi
ples therein contained, in the writings or
profeffional Chemists.
Aug. a
To the Electors of the city and
county of Philadelphia.
Gentlemen,
THIS be< Ig the last year of the pre
fect Snenff's time in office. I take
the liberty to offer myfelf a Candidate,
and solicit vour votes and interests in my
favour, to plane me on the return at the
next general Election, as his fuccefTor for
fiid cilice; in doing which, you will confer
an that will be gratefully re
membered, bv
Your mod obedient,
and humble servant,
JOHN BAKER.
May 2.
T/a' * American &iQ&>
SmSL ir-£MIS, At the
Cupthb M'Cohmll. On
. - -r- • • •■ • 151
e„. vdi. I, »feou. 2io U,k wd 1 Til P
Vfirat 5500 his. Floor, is irmirt'H-« i 11C
o „n.t, and may be sent to Tea, atavcry Ima •
,pcncr, having lately had upwards ol -
iii.idred pounds (Vcrling, laid out on her. which
It not Cold >n (he will thsn b y O ,
xpoted at public auft.on. Any re.ro«a
redit my he given— Inventory rf .»j_ LAT T
,u board, by applying to Capt. NfC gj o
NELL, or to ~ . FR 1
Peter Blighty sqm <
WHO HAS FOR SALE, B _5
PORT WINE, T <
t„ Pipes and hall Pip" » nd 2 l " 1r C !< k HP 1
Udeiia in do. do. PP
H vinna Wintt Sugar w Boxes. V y ]_
amburg, £ p J
Gaptmm tovW ftaT:n K,K r ™.' P art
,f her cargo on board w.U f'" l '" 3
ew days. " Freight w,U be taken «t. »»
' :kd for inunediattly. for winch a* well
, s for passage, apply to '■
Andrews & Meredith,
At Willing'! Wharf. AC
Augtlft 6. MF 1
>- rtk For LIVERPOOL,
'' rht sh, p
« SSL AMIABLE,
th John Thompson, raafter.
1 UK "out 2 5° lons > a vciy
t , ftantialfltip, I've oak and cedar,of
easy oraught of water, falls leniarka
2?(k and ha« very excellent accommo.
j da t ions lor palTenge-s; to fail the firft week
in August, and is intended to return .tat;
, diately to Philadelphia.
For pairigeonly apply to Cap'. Thompson
'„ n board, at Warder &Co s whart> Th
John Mayo, ft;
he July 22 f
o- Charter, j
liANT MP H, w
" <l Tohn. Pade.n, Mailer., C ™
n 7 SAILS fact, and will be ready to take m
a cargo in a few cays. p
hi . For terms apply .o 4 "
ich Jofepb Sims,
' ty WHO HAS FOR SAl '®' Ind
in- Madeira and Sherry VII ISt. at ti
1i(. Fit for immediate use, £7
)en BRANDY, leach
, a Red and Pale Jesuits BARK, ps t
ir a s White LEAD ground in oil, tenl
irft BRIMSTONE, &c. offic
<of July 25 I- "rr
For Sale or Charter,
A-cc— The Ship
Gen.WASHINGTON
7/iiaf Sylve/ier, majkr.
Idy, NOW lying at Say's wharf,the 3d above
will Market ft.eet, burthen about 2500 bar
m >els, is a good strong velTel, and will be rea- ne*
dy to receive a cargo in a lew days. Col
For term 1 ; apply to the Captain 00 boaidjwil
or ° r I
RUMFORD & ABIJAH DAWES, C.t
OTIS Water Jtrect, No. 7, forth. ? x|
I 7t h 1110 5 jre
[ON TO BE SOLD, C oi
B Y cai
THOMAS DOBSON, kii
Pll
A * • lor
the Alphabetical Lilt
r OF THE at.
duties $.
ition b " l aw on a " V '' art ,*,' ?" J 'I'll
. 1 -r Merchandise imported into- the United
. Saates of A.nerica, after the latl day ol
' mCI ; lane .784, diltingui(hiog the rates pavab.e
s s ot on thole imported in (hips or velle.s of the
United States—and the rates payable in to-
reign Ihips or vessels, including the add.-
tional dut.es, to which the arti-
J cles are liabla. nl
and July 29 i tr
FOR SALE, tr
BY MATHEW CAREY, No. 118, m
Mai ket-Strect,
uke An Essay on Slavery,;
idate, Deficned to exhibit in a new point oi
in n, y „e« us effects on morals, itJuJiry, and the H
" the uace ,f feciity. Some fact. and calculation,
ir for a[f offered to prove the labor of Jrermen to be
:onfer nluc h more proiuSivc than that ol
y re- ,hat countries ate rich, powerful and happy,
!Vn proportion a, the laboring people enpy
'the truits of their own labor ; and lieno
j,he nrcelTaiy conclusion, that slavery is irnpolf
ER. ideas well as un]itfl.
, s tt ; I puct !{ Cents.
CiiJioncMoife, Philadelphia (f[
Av.gufl 9, I 794.
FOR SALE,
At the Cuftom.Howie STORES A
On Friday' licit, the .1'"
inita.it, at io t> clock,
The following Goods;
JJepofited for the payment of Duties, ana [\T ff
iii.'ieb have remained in tue flares be
yond the time limited by law. J f
B>
LAT Two boxes Toys B l
s s One cafe plated Carriage furniture Q
pr Two boxes Wine A
SOM One box Looking G'aflcs
~ One box hair powder
MM Three bales novils in (heets
One cafe leath r hats and (hoes
K&HP One do Woolen hats N
pp One cafe nails
\V Fifty boxes glass 8 by 10
One balket of iron wares
p One bo* playing Cards i
FP One hhd Coffee
ifi One do. do. ,
p. Five bbls.do. 1
1M One (mail box knivcj aad forks, & „ .
rt plated ware Sta
a PM\ One box of efficnces it
3. CABC One bale containing go pieces chintt t j,
4 pieces linen towelling 17<
Thirty three baskets of annifeed cor- Co
dial f? ve(
AR One cask different kinds do.
One box .Medicines tra
AC A cafe Bark vid
MF" Two calk:- Nails for hhds. a H
Six do. different kinds va
-ij One anvil, one bellows
Five calks and* one keg, containing nit
machinery and utenfiUior aluga
plantation and lugar orks
Two cases containing do. do.
jb« £ic;ht large I on Hoops
,of T wo bundles 'mall do. aT
ki Three large mill tyhmfcrs
io« A number of large square irofibar :
■ek One bale cotton —
ae* One copper cabouffe and boiler
Four Mulketr;
fpii Four hhd% jhniper Be.rries
irf, The above no«ds ma)' be viewed on the
• AVednefday and Thuriday precteding th,«
!faJe, by apply ing at the Culiom House
<lI Augu " -
Tfeafury Department,
Revenue-Office, Augufl "Jth, 1794—
PROPOSALS
Will be received at the Office of tlu
• C mmiffioner of'the Revenue, No.
• south Third street tor tut
Ce ir nifiling bv contrast, three hundred
Pair of Wheels of eafi iron,
each wheel to weigh about 2ifi pounth.am
' to be of the diameter of twenty mche
_ and of the thioknefs of about lour niche
E. at the rim, alio for three hundred pan o
Smaller wheels of cajl iron,
each to weigh about 122 pounds, and to I
of tlie diameter «t sixteen inches. Pat
terns of each will dc exhibited at the ta'
office. The wheels a.e intended tor t. I
d carriages of iron cannon, to be employe
in the fortifications.
Aug. 8
/??,f Christiana Mills
For Sale.
ON Monday the firft day of Septen.be
e rea-next at 8 o'clock i« the at 11.'
Coffee House in he city ol Philadelpl.r
boa.d will be fold by public Vendoe,.wo traf
or pieces of land situated in White Cla
ES Cieek hundred.New Castle county and ftat
' D f Delaware; one of which contains «bot
j sixty acres of highly improved land, on 1
area large two ltory brick dwelling houle,
convenient brick barn, with ftabllngand
carriage house underneath, an excellcr
J kiln for drying corn j and the well know
' mills called Cbriftiana Mills (late patte
ton's) which being at the head of the tic
f on Christiana river, and but about half
mile from the landing, is conveniently fit.
sited for carrying the articles mantifipur.
' at the mills hy water so Philadelphia—l h
property being close to the road lesdu
j from ElKton to Christiana budge, and
iV-SVhe head of the tide, with nianV other :
""' te n C tendant advantages, render its fitwjt.pn 1
y . ? tli-t milling business so very valuable, as
,a V k" be equalled by few and excelled by none.
1 The latter tract containing 17S acres,
C '"jj" about one mile from the mills and is cln
: . i v woodland, which being contiguous
' e arti- water carriage to the city of Philadelpl
• 'must be of inct'eafing value, especially
there is a quantity of large timber in f
tract suitable for the purposes of
1. 118, milis. ~ ,
The terms upon which the above m
tioned estates will be fold are— on« th
erv, sand pounds to be paid on executing
J ' deeds, and seven hundred and fifty poo
""J 1 ° per annum, withintereft for tl*rem a ir
ar | f or nroportionably for each part.
ulatiom I difpil , a bie titles will be made for
icn 10oorc r
l/-V ProPert> ' y JOHN NTXON,
P ? Y ' AI EX. FOSTER,
\ C heiux GEO. LATIM'W.
s impoli- At fame time and place will be sol
large BOAT,
July 2 Biw&t.
Choice St. - €roix 'Sugar, \
JUS v r iMI OK'iT.l), s? "
far K ,
ny jA%uis..Y \JU). *. IM
Alio h-j^antity,of lllfSSlA Matts.
2 ' ,h ' ' _J'- "
NANKEENS.
: wh
Nankeens of Superior .Quality,
Long and ihovt piece*
I Long and fliort black fattins,
Black Taffcties, and Se. flraws,
Black and coloured I ndia (ewing Silk,
Ornamental jars and beakers,
And a tew long sets ot T. a China.
Coloured Sattins, Lujlrings, and '
rOBIN E S, ®
FOR SALE AT S |
No. 40, north Fifth Street, k
July 7 rmv&ftf
War Department, r ;
Augujl 1, 1794- f
Information is hereby given —
k o all the military Invalids ot the United!
States, that the.fumt to which they areen .
i tied for their annual pension, which wli g
I I becir.e dueon the filth day <>f September | .
1794, will be paid 011 the fa'd day, by
r *" Cominiflioners of L-oaps.within tWfefl l
vtfpeftivety, usual tegi; ai i s j
Applications of Executors cr Adm ; .nl- p |„
trators muftbe accompau.ed with legal e- y-t
viriences of their refpeftive office', ai < , e r
alio of the time of the decease of, such in. n e
penlions they may claim. j
By command of the P.efident ol ths XJ
nited States,
H. KNOX,
Secretary at War.
(f3T The Printers in the fevrral Stale' v
are requeued to publifli thabove in ileii i
new 'pape. 5 or the I'pace ottwo mon.l-s in
r: \„ g 6 E
JuJl Publijhed, d
ANu. FOR SAIE BY
; ,f Jacob Johnson & Cc. ~
: ' No. 147, MarketJlreet,
s T H E !!
American Revolution
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he Dodfley's Efops Fables, in German, with
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ir 0 I Aug. 6 _J
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oye 2?y MATHEW CARET,
2W No. ilB, Market fired,
— AN IMPARTIAL HISTORY
OF THE
FRENCH R EVOLUTION
J From its Commencfrtietir to the exe
t'tliil cution of the Queen and
rlpl.j I the Deputies of tlie
traO I Gironde Party
cla I Extracl front t/je Preface
' at I <> The authors have presumed to affix I
abOL rheir title, the epithet impartial ; and tl
" eafoo is, because they cannot charge then
' U ? : 'elves with feeling the fnuilleft hias to ai
8 „ I larty but to that of truth and liberty ;a.
:e rhey flatter themselves, that their reade
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1 hrefentedj but every tenfurable aftio
I fr a whoever were the authors or actors, mar
, ]■ Ld in its proper colours. If It was neceii
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"1 torv nor republican—Aey love liberty
w higs, and execrate every crimn
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aer at-*y,.y p j
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85 '° m i n d they cannot flatter themselves w
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uelphia, time n , a „ Hav< . d'lfTpated the clouds of p
ially deC(p tion', and appeased the tun
"i f2nd of thepaffions, they will with lou.e cr
of tbe dence expect th t vetdlft from public of
on which andour and moderation
'* ® en "!domf»il to receive."
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attention of all who imereft thrmlelv,
I, F.veh.s which have so julllv excited the ,
ER, |itv and afloniftiirint of mankind."
ER. M.CaheX will in abodt thee works
2 fold r ;ifh, Plowden's hiftor-y of the Biitilh
■rom May i 79», to U«embci .793-
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I v . JhJl Received,
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' from Potior,
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lit i« : »nf.MorSais. 1 y
■J&tibro '. & Jdh-n ' Fra<zkr,
No. Br, Walnut flreet,
WUa hate also on band, avd jor fait,
SHERRY WINE,
In pipes and quarter casks, fit for
initiu'diare use.
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and quarter cases.
ROTA WINE 'n quarter cases
PORT WINE in do.
Bofto# BEEF, ' _
Hyfor and Sour hong TEAS, f
Spanilh INmGO.
Ravens Dt'C"K, ,
TICKLINBURG,
- QZJJABRJGS,
DOW LAS,' snd -
8 by, io Window Guys.
Aug. 5 iuth&^4 w
11 —— —-
' d j THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
"By Thomas Dobfon,
'Jjt\thc Slone Ilou/e, Nfi. 41, fmtb Se
cond Jlrtet, *• v -'fcV-'..
*.i,ErTvrjOi\. tf«« «' v ' f
f- pliers and Pol ticlam u ' i ranee, on the tub
e- j„ t [ of Religion'; to which are prefixed ob..
" ervations relating to the causes of the g,e
---n. neial pievalence of Infidelity,
(j. By JOSEPH PRIESTLEY, L.L. D.
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11. TWO SERMONS, viz.
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■ic' -villi ancient prophecies. Preached on the
eii 1 ftilay, in 1794; with a pretacc contain
ing the reasons of the autiior lor leaving
i England. . .
— 2. The use of Christianity, especially 111
difficult times ; being the Author's Faie
well Difeourfe to his Congregations in
Hacltne>; with Appendixe: to the twd Ser
mons, Price one third of a dollar.
111. An APPEAL to the Serious & Can
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iowing fuhjefts, viz.
311 " The use of reafoti in matters ot Reli-
011 .
"" 2. The power of man to do tha Will 01
, God.
tM 3. -Original Sin.
4. Election and Reprobation,
vo ' 5 . The Divinity ot Christ,- and
6. Atonement by the Death of Clirilt, by
aU the fame author.
IIna " To <whicb cue added,
A Concise History of the
W "' l rife ef those Dots rines, and an account of
the Trial <>f M'Elwall, for Heresy and Blaf
2TL phemy, at Stafford Assizes.
« Price one eighth of a Dolhw.
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the author's improvements and additions;
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July 28 eodjw
HY ftO. 68.
hat Dijritf of Pennsylvania,
uiv .>' TO WIT.
exe- BE it remembered that on the twenty
-1 ' thirdday of July in the nineteenth year of
ttafc independence 7 of the United States.of
America, JOSEPH BOCCS, of the said
dtftrift hath deposited in this oft ce, the ti
te of a hook 'he tight whireof he cla.nu
affix to as authp* ill the words fallowing, to wit.
"t d ben. e " "The Philadelphia Diretfo
to any r v, for the year 1795— by J oss P b B "£g s -"
y ; and ' In conformity to the atf ot the (.oi.gpefl
readers of the United States intituled " An att for
e fairly the encouragement of learning bv (ecunng
action, tl eedpies rif maps Cherts and l ooks to the
, mark- authorts and proprietors of such copiesdur
neceffa- ing the times theiein mentioned.
sir own SatK. Caldwell,
G'erk of tDirtrift ps Penn-fylvania.
' rinfina! T ul 1°
angered an attach
e P ub,i ' nient at the tot of ffet admin'fßtatoisof all
"HI aiu , t he goods and chattels ri.-hti
iverfalh sn(J cl . editS) w bich were of WiffiMn Bur
, they ar> nc( . decea f ec |, at the time of his death,
f " c "f" hath been iflUedoOt ol the Infer.our Court
ut „' ,! of enn mon pleas, in and for the County ot
sos poll ag»UtSl the Good r and Cl attlei»
e ,umu : I and Tenmients of Junius Martin,
ne ccnfi- j ate cf t he county aforefaid, retmrable to
die opine - e thirdTuefday in July hrft. NOTICE
ition ftl- 1 given tp the said Jnnius Martin,
that uniefs he appear and si e Ipecial bail to
une 1794 on or before the third! uet •
u 1 rfav in January next, judpmint will be en
mch p.ra. azninfl him bv detaulr, and tie goods
.tion Iron (battles, lands and tenements so at
u u tached, fold for the fatis'aftion of ft.thok
Li, creditors as W , . ?r e.r .0 jnfHy en
, ,t, e cum titled to any demand tl ercon, ar-d (hall aj
ply for that purpofe,'according to thefo.m
erks Pub- of the flatute in such cafe madeSi crnvided
"i2:ead. Au'gr to, I awtf.