A FEH r TOWS
Chipped Logwood,
FOR SALE,
Landing at Hariailiou'. wharf. Apply to
John Vaugban,
WHO HAfc FOA SALS..
CLARET,
Iu liogflieads and cases of the firft quality.
Au-f.j d_
NOTICE.
The New Castle Lottery
begins drawing the t-ft September; a RE,
GiST£R LiOUiw is kept at iVIr- BoflTc'es-
N ». 7.5 North Water Street, where Tick
ets are RegiUered at I*4 of a dollar, and
Notice lent per Letter tlie Tame.day they
are d-rawn, whether blank or prize, to any
part of. the Continent.
August 14. *dtw.
. Gf UT H RWsG E
Improved.
" .** . ,v
THE fubferiptidn for this work on .the
original trrmsj 6f tWelve dollars and the
binding, will be doled this da) —and on
Monday the fublcriptidn, will open at four
teen dollars, exclusive of the price df bind ®
ing. • '
Tbe new maps added to this edition are
twenty oni ; anion* which are . thole ol -
New- Hmnpihire, Mafl'achliftttSj Coiijiefti
cut, Itliodeilfland, Vermont, New Yolk, '
New Jrrfey, Pennlylvania, Deiawarej Ma
ryland, V-irginiaj Kentucky, North Caro- j
lina, the GenelTer Government, South Ca
rolina, and Georji'a. These mips have ne ,
ver been given in any former fjftein of J
Geography} and, it is hoped; would alone
be fufiicient to entirle this work to a pre-,
to any other edition of bnthrie.
N B; The map of the United States,
"(vhich is compiling toy Mr. Sjmoe) Lewis,
from the refpeftive ffate maps, will be far t
more Complete thin drty one yet publifhrd,
and be pi inted on two large rneeU of ,
p.,Ter, hearty the fiie ol' the late Mr. Mur-
ray's map.
May 31 d
Scheme of a Lottery, l
To raise 39,900 .Dollari, on 266,000
Dollars, Jeduding J 5 per Centt from
tbe Prizes—this Lottery cbrMls oj
38,000 Tickets, in which there art
14,539 P>'i 7 '? s aid 23,461 Slants, '
being about one and an half Blanks to
a Prize.
Tilk DircSoriof llie Society foteflabliib- 1
lag Ufcful M«rtiJfaftilres, havirf£ refolv '
ed to ereil LOfTJiRIES Idr ratTing Out
M<j no r to THdUsa kd Dot lars, agreeable I
to an Adl of the Legmatfifte of *he State ol i
have appointed the following
persons to fuperintrnid arid direst the draw- *
ingof the fame, viz. Nicholas Low, Ruftjs 1
King, Herman Le Roy, James WMfon!
Richard Harrifon, Abijah Hammond, and S
Cornelius Ray, of the city of New-York—
fkotrtas WiUiiij?, Joseph Ball, Matthew M'-
Co'rtnel and Andrew Uayardj of the city df ;
"P'-.)ili»del|jr*»ia- 1 — H;s Richard How v
el!, BonrliHot, General Elias t}ay
I0«i, Jattte-s " Parker, John Bayard, Do&or o
£:c.v-'is i)<ha'll, Sa'iirtuel W. Stockton, Joshua
M. Wafbce, J >fcph Bloomfield, 2nd Eiifh*
iioudinot, of Nrw-JcTfcy, who offer the
following Scheme of a Lattery, and
to the public, that they will take 11
every and precaution in their power
to have the .VlonieJ paid by the Marfsgers, 1
frorft ti<Me to time, as received, imd tht
Batiks at New-York and Philadelphia, to '
re mat if for the purpose of paving Pri>. 6, '
which (Kail be intfmediately discharged by a 1
ehcck nc»;>n one of the Ranks.
S C H E M E: 1
l Prize of 20,060 Dollars is 20.c0r
1 10, coo 'r0,o"oc '5
3 5,000* 10,000 r >
5' i,ooo 10,000
id 1,000 10,000 <i
20 goo i«,ooo Vl
too 106 <0,000 H
goo 50 13,000 <1
i6oo- 20 20,000^
2000 ' " 1# " 30,006 T
3000 i 2 36,000 Oi
8100 16 *"*''' r■: • 8i,0c6
—— — — ; c
14,539 262,000^-
23,461 Blanks. First drawn Mimbtf, 2,000
Laftdrawn 2,-000 -
- ■ „•, 1 .i. ■ ■■ ■ 1 ■
jß,ooo Tickets art., Dollars each is 266,0005
The drawing will commence, under thr le
InfpeSion of > Committee of the Superin. H
tendani»f »s soon as the Tickets are fold, of w
which timely notice will lie given. 01
The Superintendants have appointed John'w
N. Camming, of Newark, Jacob R. Hat
denSetg, of New-Brunfwick, aild Jonathan-'*'
Rhe»i of "frenton, as immediate Managers fir
thereof) who have given ample security for
difebargirfg. the tfuft reposed in them<
83" In order toftcure the punctual "
ittent of the Prizes,- the Superintendents of '
the Lottery have direfiked that the Managers
(hall each enter into bonda.in 40,01/0 dollar*,
with sous fpf&cientfecuTitieSito perforpa their
inftfuftions, the fubllance of which is
I. 'fbat whenever either of the Managers
(hall reteiv'e the fdnVof Three Hundred Dolt
lars, he (hall tirinidiatcly place the fame in
one of the slinKs As New-York or Philadel
phiax u» cirdiiQt tbe {fOV&Qnr of tiie
Society, and Tuthof the Superintend ants as
live in the city where the monies are placed,| to
so remain there nntil the Lottery is drawn,
for the paymnt 6f the Prizes. {fiai
11. The Managers to take fufficient fe-wa
entity for any Tickets they may trust, other- tin
wife to berefponfibJe for them. th<
111. To keep regular books of Ticketspei
fold, Monies received paid into theqit
Bank, abftrafts of . which (hall be fent,of
monthly, to of the Society. p e ,
Paterfon, January 1, 1794. crf
Om application to either of the above gen.
tlernen', information will be given where t3 j
tickets may he had.
F 'brnnry 24. tu&ftf
The Lottery .'publilhed by th
c< Society f»*r eftahlilhing ufefixl aiaeuTac
tn'et," will c6mmt?nce drawing the sirs
Tnefday in November.next — ,
.-V ' I ■ 'I
Medical JBooJvs.
l> —
JUST PO0LI8HKI),
y to By Thomai Dob/an, at tbe Stone House
No. 41, Joutb Second Jirccif
VOL. 11.
Medical Inquiries
fy- OBSER VA TIGN S.
— By BENJAMIN RUSH, M. D.
Pro'telfor of the lnftiiutes oi «nd
of Clinical Practice in the Umver«-
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CONTAINING
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c ] c . caufo upon the moral facuiiy.
md 2 * A" »pquiiy iuto the tftc&s of fpiritous li
hey 9 UOT4 "pon the human body, and their in-
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-3 An inquiry into the caufc* and'cure'of ti e'-
pijlmonai y confumptioti.
' 4. Obferva/ions on the fymptums and cur -cm,
[ droplit*.
t 5. An Inquiry into the caufcS and theatre oti
internal dropsy of tjtie brain. ,
6. An account of the meafle*, as they *p-;]
.the pcaieti in Philadelphia, in the year 1789. •'
the 7* An account ot the influenza, a.sitappea.A
o|l ed iii Philadelphia in the yeafs 1789,1790, J
ur* and }79 K jr
8. An inquiry into the causes of the inereafej
of bilious and remitting seven, in Pexrn- *
lre fyivauia. ' :
Q j 9, An inquiry into the eattfeaand cure of fore j
io. An accmint of the flatc of thi bodyfand I
_ y mind in old age, with obfeivatious bpon c
a its diseases and their umtdies. t
Price one dollar and a quarter unbound, 01 t
' a " one dollar afid a half neatly bauud. 2
Medical Tranfa&ions■]
>~c of im <
rc * College of PHysicians of Philadelphia, f
es VOL, I.—P A R T 1.
Price one dollar in boards.
'IS, . . f
ar A Treatise on the Diseases ol 1
r „ t ' Children. ;
ur* With general directions for the management ■
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J theufeof phyfician£ and private families^
'*f By Michael Underteood, M. D. t
y i Licentiate of Midwifery in the Royal Col
' lege of Physicians in London, add j
00 Physician of the BritifK
om Lying-in-liofpitaf.
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ire ' S a^«ow ledged to be the best bool t
. ,rh»cb has been published on theJubjeft, anc -
* s l s calculaicd for the uTe ol parents, nurles,
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—The two volumes handsomely printed in
ftj. me, and the price 6nly about one third ol '
j v vhatihe imported copies fell for.
N F ;
>h The Edinburgh New Dispensatory, iwc c
o! iollar#i c
ng System of Surgery* eictrafted from the q
w- of Behjamin Bell, by t)r. Waters, si
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nd Encyclopaedia, with Is copperplates, 2 dols. 0
— Syltem of Cheiniftry, extra6led fro?n thc a
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of ;rcfs of the fciencee, and the different systems 11
W vhichhave been publifliedi 2 dols. 50 cents. z
ly Brown' 4 Clements of Medicine, 2 dols.
07 cents. J;
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An edition of the Medical and Philofbplii «
j' c :al Commentaries of Edinburgh. Two v»l- .
liQies are printed in one at 2 dollars and 50 £
;en ts per volume; he has nearly finilhed the
si . ferfl volumes, which contain the firft ten
' 'oiumes of the European edition, which fell
or twO ddllarseach. Nihe volumes will ip-
6 lude eighteen European volumes, which
ill briog the publication up to the prefent £
-ime. "
Like wife for fdle a cbnfiderMe number cjv
Medical Booksj viz*
oe Cuilen's Practice, Materia Medica, Phyfi-f
oc ology, and Synopfi?. Bell's Surgery, 6 vpl,s.; a
'00 or vols, do* on Ulcers. P.uchan's Doinellic..
00 Medicine, Led fan's Surgery, Chefetden's A
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00 Rigby on Uterine Hemorrhage, Hamilton'st
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hr leave to offer hisfervices to his (fiends and ir
n- others, in the line of a Stock Broker. Thofr c(
of who may plCafc to favor Trim willljtbetr bufi. q
fiefs, may depend upon baring it trartfa&ed
m'wiih the utmost fidelity and dispatch. .
rJ Orders from Philadelphia, Boston, or any v
part of the United States, will be *
rJflrittly attended to. S
ir LEONARD BLOCKER. ir
m&thtf tl
The Ground Plan 1
si OF THE V
City and Suburbs b
lc 0F re
PHILADELPHIA.
I.; O]
|e IAKVN FROM ACTUAt OUR PET*
f, IT ijwrith pleaTure that the publisher
ijjto inform hi« fubferibert and the public in
that the plate is now under the
(hands of the engraverjand in greater for. t
j.wardnfs than was at firft contemplated. At T
-.the fame time he begs Jeave to remind
them, that fnbfcription papers arefMll o- m
tspen at moftof tbe noted book-stores in the.™
iccity; and that he hopes from the whole' 1 '
■1 of them to be enabled to form such a res- z(
peftable catalogue of names-, as will do
credit to the work, as well a* afford aht
1 eiToiiable encouragement to the under, tli
c taker.
Th.ife who are desirous of further infor
nation arerequefted to call on
Benjamin Davies, yt
No. 63, Market flreet. ea
April 14. m&thtf
FOR SALE,
the following
' Trads of Land,
in Virgin*,
i:i Frederick cOlinty, contain
\,£hW here', beit g pari ot that whert-o
Bryan Martin now relides,
known by (he name of Greei way cnurt, a
l*«(t mjles from VVinchefter and j >oii
i'XewtyfoH For the, convc ieiwe of pi<
. chafetsj(,).t will be divided into ptirceU ' ■
sayous tfimenlionsfiom 200 to acres,
wllicli may be viewed by at:or, to coi
R. K. Meade, living near tbe preiriifes—
The greater part is Very fertile and well
timbered.
' Another tia<s* in the fame county-on
creek, containing 230 juh
, g Tacoli Levihgoods.
t met in cnuntyitof>-,
■n .uijfi'&i ip*tout, «99 ncres, calfea .Slip
ftrtlKyhbdv 1,1 ti.e. : S(jut,
two miles i;f tile inout.
foi U jkujiis fuppofcd to have a gopd pi)
1 Another tra'c\: in Haniplliire county 01
';jN»w C-.eek aud Kettle-Lick ,Corttainini!
'joi acres.
,fl AhotJiSr trj»d in Prince William county
'called ieefylvapia, containing upwards <>■
2000 acres, lying upon Potoniack river, 3
bout ij" : Shites below Altxandria, and 2>
belwv th» City of \Vafliir;gton, eonapre
hendingiFreeftone Point, which a,"year s
boa qusrry of covering abou
jQ-acres and adjoins the fiver, where vei
iS<j tons conveniently harbour. Oi
another part of thistraft it jsl'uppoted there
is of slate, convenient to watei
carriage. Upwards of two thirds are ii«
woods. Mr. f.nech S. Lane, living on the
premise«, will stew this trail.
Anortter trafl, in Fairfax county, called
Sprinjrficld, containing 2040 i»t acres, a
bout (,3 njiles from AloKandriaand lofroir,
Wafliington ; abounds with fine springs and
tfieadow ground, and maybe seen by apply
ing Vo Mr. John Wood, living on part of
it
Anothertraft in Fairfax county, con
taining 392 atrei, on Turliey-cock Run, a
bout 6milesfroin Alexandria.
Another tradt in Fairfax county,contain
ing about 176 acres, adjoining Mr. J. Wal
ton's feat, about four miles from Alexan
dria.
Another tract, in Fairfax county, con
tairfing 513 acres, near Occoquan, joining
Mr. Efhyard Wauiinjton's.
Another tract, in Fairfax county, con
taming 8d acres or thereabout, Within r
mile of Pofiick Landing, and w 1 thin fivi
miles of Mount Vernon, lies level, and i
well timbered.
An undivided moiety in another trae%
containing about 284 acres, in Fairfax
county, about, 4 miles ("com. Wafliington, £
9 froin where J. Kobinfon for
merly lived.
0 .parcel of land, within a mile
of Alexandria, containing about 24 acres,
and !, o be foldjn acre or half-acre.lotj.
All'p, Qjjidry unimproved lots of variou.'
in different parts of tbe townof Al'
w-xanrkja.
TOdelSriSe tile pnem!fesmor« particu
larly fs deemed unneceJTary, as it jt expec
red every fferfou . will examine and view
whatever part he shall be inclined to buy
pnly object being to raise a certain sum
of money, by felling so many or such parti
of. the aforefaid tra&s of land and lots as
(hall be peceflaiy for that purpose, one half
of the.purchase moneymult be paid at the
time of contratflj and the other within 2
year from tjie firfl day of Augufl next, and
at the time of delivering pofTeffion or exe-
Cttting a legal conveyance The lands re,
majning unfold, except the tract in Prince
iM'ijliam, after raising a limited sum, will
!be divided into tenements, and le.iied for
|a term cf yeais. From the 12th day of Oc
tober next, till the 15th of Decemb r, I
fhq.ll be in the city of Richmond, and after
'that time I shall remain at home, in Alex-j
andria, at which places, or elsewhere, l|
fliall be prepared to detail particulars, and
to enter into conirafts.
Alexandria, July 28
CHARLES LEE.
Anjf. 8 tawtow
] I -
ADVERTISEMENT.
LfiTTERS on the fubjeel of the Wafh
ingtoti Lottery,' being by rniftake repeat
edly addressed to the Commissioners for the.
City, of Washington.
Person* concerned are hereby informed, j
that all fiich should be addressed either to,
W. Dealtins jun. of Wafhington,or to the 1
Subfcnbef. The commissioners never hav- 1
ing contemplated any further concern in 1
this business, than in their assent to receive i
the bonds and approve the names of the 1
managers. The prizes have been paid and
are paying on demand by W. Deakins, c
Washington, Peter Gilman, Boston, and,
by the Subscriber.
For the Lottery No. a, the fecuritiesal- 1
ready given Willie retained by the com
missioners, or transferred by them at their c
option to .the bank of Columbia ; and the l
:ommiflioners will be consulted refpedliag'
and equitable disposition of the'
!,oefe# trt be built thereby ; their treasury
Dr the bank of Columbia will receive the 11
motfey intended for the Natiorul Uniyer
fity, and they will be consulted in-the 110-"
mination of the 24 managers; but all the
RefponCbiUty refpeifting the general difpo- 1;
iition of the tickets, and payment of pri- v
Ee», will reft as in the Hotel Lottery, on t
Jie persons whose names are and may be f'
hereafter published as assistants to forward
:his business with b
S. BLODGET.
N. B. Mr. Blodget will be particularly a
ibhged if those persons who pofTeft-priyts h
unpaid, will apply their money as
■arly as possible.
June 7th. d.
One iix. Jred dollar*.
Reward.
WHEREAS iiiere were deliveredin thi
Month of October last, from the Stores of
the Subfcri tieri, TwoCtefts and nine Halt'
Chests of Bobea Tta, market!, numbered
;uid weighing, :is urdei, to fume person 01
jerfont with pieteoded orders from Mi
f SAAC CLASON of this City, tutwbich
' icdid not ieteive; wboe*er will give in
formation so that a diftOv< rjr may be made,
,vbo girt the laid Tea, fliaU receive the
ibove reward ; i-nd it isrequcfted that the
dealers in the Article will be careful in
xamining the Marks and Number* of the
Chills that have paffeo throiigii tbelr hands
liute the period above-mentioned, and give
zhedefired informarion.
Sew-Yoik, July 31ft, 1 794-
William and James Conjlable.
; Ship Waflnngton.
C. q. lb. Tare
o (No. .127 -3 a »6 6o 1 Whole
I V 3 3'» 64 ) Chests
W f *77 1.112 39
B. j 177 1 * 2.? 39
I 198 'i x 7 4i
| 2x3 1318 37 Half
5 227 .137 40 ChettS.
( 187 13 9 38
f 3°i 13 15 4°
379 1 3 18 41
404 t 3X4 39 J
Aug. 6 . dim
Treasury Department
Rtvenue Ojftct. Augujl $th. 1794-
PROPOSALS Will be received at the 01
ficeof thi Conrmffiioner of the Revem.e,
N'» 43, south Third street, fpr fuinifhing
byeonrraft, Seven hundred arid sixty eight
COCKED HATS,
For the corps of Arrilleriftt and Engin
<ers, to he made agreeably to A Pattern. 1
hat which will be (hewn at tfcc Offite a
forefaid, to any person difpoftd to contraftj
A rig eod2w ,1
STATE of SOUTH-CAROLINA)'
1
In tlx House of Reprefentaliver
December aift, 1793. ! (
WHEREAS the of pub-
lie Accounts*,hive reported* thai they
cannot proceed to the invelkigation of the
Trealury Accounts, refpettin'g Iperial In- 1
ients, without knowing the outftandwg a
mount thereof in circulation
Rtfohxdy That ot fpec'al In
dents be directed, and.required, ori Or before
ihe firft day ot November ■ru.-Jtt, to deliver the \
'pccial indents in the-ir pofle.flipn to one o:
)thcr of the Cwnmiflioner.* »f the Treasury, I
who are to give rcccim*.lor the farce, and to ]
• the (3.»>!i>ipifl\9nprs on public ac-fc
count*, on or before the tenth day of Nov-(
' mber next, the *»moynt by <hei» refpe&ive
ly received, and. alio m .thc Legislature, at
iheir meeting »n November next,
all fpcxial Inde/its out -rendered into the (
rreaiury as on or before the firft da)
y.f November next, .shall be, aud the fame
•re h«tby barred-.
Refolifitl % TharpubTTc notice of this refoTu. J
tion be given in the fevcral Gazettes in this
State, once evevy three weeks, until the firlt .
lay of November next. And that *he Delt> .
of this State in iheCongrefs of the Um- 1
ed States, be reqm-lled tocaufe this retolu
(ipn to be pablilhed in.pnc or more papers *
in the cities ot Philadelphia and N=ew*"Yor^, 4
"nd that provifmn. vvilJ be made for the
pence# attending fnch publication. -
Ordered, That the rcfolution be Tent to
the Sertate fpr their Concurrenpe, '
By order of the House, <
JOHN DART, C.H.R. i
Ir th SKNJTE, '
Decs .vists ft ,1793.
Refofoed, That thi*. Honle do concur with 1
thi House ol Repvefenratives in the forego-'
tng refoluiionf.
I Otdcred, That tfc« reflations'be to I
•the.Hoiife of Rcpre(entarive«. 1
by order of tbc Senate,
' FELIX WARLEY Clerk,
ewt N.
A French Family, 1
WOULD wi<h to be entrusted with thi*,
care of a FARM, about -the city of Pliila?
deiphiaor Trent.in, under foch convpenfa-|
tions as may be agreed upon by applying at
Mr. OSMONT s, No. 117, north Second
street.
_ 4 d
One thbufand Dollars
REWARD. ,
Some few Coupterfejf Post-Notes of the
Bank of Maryland, having been lately 4ifco- (
vered in circulation,'and on tracing the fame 1
were found to come (rom the back parts of
Virginia,, where they probably firft lfTued ; to I
avoid impofwion it is thought neceUary to t
give the following dcfcription of fhem, by
which they may readily be detested. r
They have the letter D, for their alphabeti
cal mark, at the left hand fiti* of the Note, i
The paper on which they a*e printed is t
morefoftand tender, the the letters, t
in the engraving are in general stronger, and
bive a darker appearance than in the bills.
The fignaeure W*lliam Pattcrlon, js badly j
done, the Arokes of the letters, are
labored, and appear rp be paioted over with /
■he pen, as well as the tlourifoing of the name, j
The value is left hlank.in.thc engraving, to '
>e -filled up in writing, so the sum may be
nore or lets at pleasure.
No true Poil-Ndtes of the alphabetical
nark, above di>ferihe<l, have Ueeu lately if* !
ued, and wety few are now in Circulation. 1
The above reward <of One Thousand dol- 1
ars will be paid to any person, or persons
ho ftiall or prosecute to eoaviftitin, (
he several or any of the
ollowirig-defcri ptlon, vt/.. 1
The per fop t>r persons, Who engtaved thr i
ate. n
The prtnfer, ot printers of the,fatd bills. , t
Every perfrrn who has -as principal irt
my way «n the eoutiterfeiiing' and Uttering
»e.said bills.
WILLIAM PATTERSON. Prcfiden:.
of, Ihe Han'.cVt Maryland.
Bin©, Apftl,a, >v,»
,■ ■ -■* '
!x o(6ttiii .
%
« JJMJICJ Rum
LANDING at Karoilton'j ».
he Diawbndge, o u c gl th . „» at ">»«
„ ~«P*- Vannemak, fiou,
, FOJ? SALE Br
if PETER BLIGHT
c! May 16.
• foFsale^
At the STORED ef
•» Jeffe & Robert Wain
. S „p ip c i)ttdl . a „ d^
e LISBON do. in pipes and quarter cafe
s Souchong and Conga TEAS, in «,*.
e • ehefts ' ,Uttttet
A quantity of Lisbon and Cadiz salt
Soft flu-lied ALMONDS iu bales
Velvet CORKS, in do.
• KuflLa MATTS.
i une 9 d
The Public, are cautioned^
beware of counterfeited five tidier in,
if the Bank of the United Statu
Twetrty Dollar Bills tf the Bank efkmi
■ tmerica,Jeveral of which have atpearU
ii circulation within a few day: paji- t b
re. gfiod. general imitation of the/aiutL
•Ji/fj, hut may be di/lingui/hed by the fl
voting ' J
MARKS.
five Dollar Bills of ihe Bank tf th.
United States. J Wt
ALL thrft have appeared hare the letter
- si •<»''' their Alphabetical Mark.
t .* k Te V U " ol , th * f K* T U th 'dccr and
- whiter and it takes the ink more freelr
jhan the genuine paper.
. The O. in tins wdi d Company is small«
char, theM. and othn ttteis of that word
, Co that a line extended frotu the top of the
so, to touch the top oi the M wouldtxttnd
confidtrably above the ratine of the whult
word.
In the word Un ted the lettersare nar.
N rower a»d closer together than thsreft •>'
the Mil.
tj The »' a:;d fin Ihe word promise are ret
.parallel, the /inclining much motetorwanl
"•thanthe i.
The engraving is badly exrcu.etf, the
pokes of all the Letters are ftronget i»d
the device hi themargih pa.ticiiJarly isiMiCh
. coarser and appears darker than i« thetr, <e
v bills. Some el the connterfiits bcardaif in
f 1791—Whereas tho Bant wtmiot h opeia.
, tion till December, and no five dollai bills
were iiftied in jhat yrar.
Twenty Dollar Bilh qf ihe Bank of North
Aineficq*
c AL-L t havf appeared have the letter
c 3. for their alphabetical mark.
: They are printed on a paper near'} fw»i»
, lar to that of the counterfeit Five Do lat
Notes 3bove defer/bed; the engraving is
" btttej executed, m d they approach iveaief
"to the appearance of the genuine bills.
The fine ruled lines through (lie word
1 TrctM?, in the body of ihe bill, are in nuuu
f in the genuine bills, and but
twelve in the counterfeits.
> The wwd Company is much like the fame
word in the Five Dollar B>l)s «s <kfcr ; .bed
. the 0 being lefa-frhsm the m, a»d o*
s titers following.
t There is no ftrofce to the / jnthe word
„ NavtA whereas ht the genuine bills tljeUroke
. is well defined.
The letters cnt in the word Twenty, to
j the left hand at the bottom, do not con*e
f down to the Jine, but are so cut as to giv*
• an irregular, appearance to the tvqrd, fta
Tw and they going below them.
0 The fignarure ]. Nixon, has the
ante ot being written with lamh-blatkand
; oil, Ifpm other inks used ia
printing th bills and tlve cafliicr's ligna
ture.
It it supposed these forgerici were enmrniu
h ttd vn some of the jioyl hern States, as all the
counterfeits thai have appeared, have come
from thence, and two perfoirs have bcen«p
---0 in Virginia, on ot being
theaqihor of (hem.
The reward ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS wifl be pa'd to any Perlon or Perfe-.t*
who (hall difco> tr and profecote to com.i
- tjon the ievcral oflenders of the follnwi 'j
de f rription« or any of them, viz.
The pcrfon or pcrfons, "who marufaft'if"
e ed the paper on which the Bills are printed
The pcrr Q n or persons, who erigraved the
- phues.
The printer or printers, of the bills.
Every perfoft who has a£ied a-5 a principal
in any other way, in the counterfeiting ana
uttering the said bills.
Philadelphia, March 28,1794
April 22,
e Other counterfeit bills
. of the Bank of the United States have if
e pearcd in circulation.
f The denomination is of TWENT r
3 DOLLARS, and the alphabetical ma k i»
> the letter B.
/ They may be diftjpguilhed from th« f'
nuine by the following MAKKS :
The paper of the counttf'leits i* of »
more tender texture and gloifey ftrface
5 than the genuine, and there is 11O' wat«r
1 mark in them.
1 The letter C. in the word C»fl'' er i 1,1
he true bills is .strongly marked, -whetfas
'in the counterfeits, the whole letter it J
' fine hair llroke, evidently in an unftnifhea
' Aate. The letters in the word. d("W» ,l ' , i
• is badly formed and the whole word ijl oiw*
; and there ?s 110 comma at theend of it, as
' there is in (lie genuine bifls.
. TVie marginal device, is much da'k'
in tliefalfe, than in tlic genuine bills o1 *
" ius to the lhsde. strokes Wag coarser, niuc
. nearer v togoDiier, mu [.
( more numerous. This difierence strikes t
' eye at firft view; . - '
E TM Untie reward rrf ov.f. THOUSAND
DOLLARS,' Will be paid for apprehending
c k to owwiction the- lev '?
above described Offeudens in ie.f[iect totnn,
as tp trhevfeft deftritiM bitl-s.
rHQHAS.-wiLU»G, rM
g ol the Bank UmtedSUi te«.
JOHN NIXON, I'rrhdra' '4
Bank ol North AotOC*. .
By order of the Committee. thc KCH
peStive Bo»ids.