- DAI LYE V EaJST ING ADVERTISER,
[No. 65 of Vol. Vl.]
THIS DAT IS PUBLISHED, I 1
And to bp fold by the following J
T ,z. John Orinrod, No.4', Chefnut street, J qjBM
Ti.onias Dobfon, No. 41, Couth Second I
ftiue-, Joseph Cruklhank, No. 87, .High I Cap
It.eet, a»d Wm. Young, No. S3, south Se j o f j,
find street, j ,
A Discourse P iiec
Delivered July 17,1794. j'" \
IN I *
The African Church, A
OftheCiTX of PhiLadelpaia. j
On the occasion of opening the raid church I
and holding public worlhip iti it the filft 1
time, _ _ j Ji.
By Samuel Maga w, D. D. gjr
Re ft or of St. Paul's. j 'J9y
Divine Service, introduced with feleftl
Scripture parages, and a fp'-cial prater, I W e;l
and then proceeding in its usual offices, I Ond
having been performed I
By James Abercrombie, A. M. ~A I
Second Affiilant Miuifter of Christ Church I
and Sc. Peter's. | .
" Ethiopia shall soon stretch out her I 8
hands unto God."
Aug-16 * ,aw 4 w
— I Mar
Lachawannock.
A LARGE body of LAND on thisri-c: lor
audits waters,is now for faig to Settlers on- j
A, on moderate terms,and at a long credit. I
The foil is remarkably fertile, and nu-|
merous streams of water are interspersed j
through the whole country. I J*
The main river flows through one traf M j|
of about thirty thonfand acres, and is with
he exception of one
ble to the Sufquehannah. I
Spring Brook Creek, which wnh its
branches, waters another tract of about
forty thousand acres of good Land, einp- |N' n
ties itfelf into the Lachawannock, about 1-m
twelve miles- from the SuCquehannah. Jt^u
It affords numerous Mill feats, &m its j fom
course creates largebodies of well water- lexp
ed meadow ground. I"".
The other tra£lsar»interfe&edbyor»«ks I '
of considerable importance. . I *
Several Mills are already ereftetMorthe
accommodation of thefettlers. |xjt
Roads are cut in different dii eftions, to-1
wards the most convenient j
The county town is not more than tJ 1
mles diflantfrom many parts of the let I j
tlement. , I
The Surquehannah affords-an easy ancjln
fafe navigation to Middleton, from whence |M.
the Canal to Schuylkill extends the com JHa
in.' to the city. . I ~~
>€-*")ther means of connexion with Phi-1 )
ladtwihia, is by the Delaware, from which I
the distance is aboutthirt} j
miles. ... I —
The proprietors combining theirown in-1
ttreft with that of the inhabitants, are di'- j
posed to ere A works of public utility,open l or
uoads, &c. and in every en miles square, a I at
tract of one hundred acres is allotted for a I
School, and one hundred acres for theSrft j
relident clergyman of any denomination of | —
Christians. |(_
For further particulars apply to
George Eddy. J ,
Wilkes-Barre, Luierne County, J
Pennl'ylvania, July 9-
Lettersdirefted tn George Eddy, at Phi I
mdelphia, or this place,or 10 Thomas tddy,
at New York, relative to this bufir efs,w,li
be dulyanfwered. eod 3 m I.
TO BE SOLD BY L
THOMAS DOBSON, {
Principles and Obfervations\
APPLIED to the
MANUFACTURE and inspection!
O V
Pot and Pearl AJhes.
By DAVID TOWNSENDj.
Xnfpeilor of Pot and Pearl-Ashes for the 1
Commonwealth of Maflachufetts.
Publilhed according to Ail of Congress. I
These observations relate to an extensive
bufinefe ; and are defign'ed, in the plainest
manner, to convey profitable information
to those interested in it, who have not leu-1
ure or opportunity to search for the princt- |
pies therein contained, in the writings of I
profefTional Chemists.
Aug. t
To the Eleftorsof the city andl
county of Philadelphia.
Gentlemen,
This being the laflt year ..f the pre
sent Sheriff's time in office. I takel
the liberty to offer mvfelf a Candidate,
and folicitvour votes and interests in my
favour, to place me on the return at the
next general Election, as his fuccefTor for
said office; in doing which, you will confer
an obligation that will be gratefully re
membered, by
Your most obedient,
and humble servant,
JOHN BAKER.
May es tf.
Cat-tain Loiveli, Having great part
of her cargo on board, will fail in a
few days. Freight will be taken if ap
plied for immediately, for which as wel
as for paflage, apply to
Andrews & Meredith,
At Willing's Wharf.
August 6. Qf
For Sale or Charter,
\jj/§L Washington,
i difchargingiat Mafley's £
wharf. She is a prime fatler,
I burthen about three thou- C
Ifand barrels. Far terms applv to P
JOSEPH ANT HO NT & SON. A
I Aug. 19 < *' ot
For Sale or Charter, "
Gen.WASHINGTON j a
I Sylvester, mqfter. q
I NOW lying at Say's wharf,the 3d above
[Market ftieet, burthen about 2joo bar-
I rels, is a good strong vefljel, and will bt rea-
I dy to receive a cargo in a lew days. ,
For terms apply to the Captain on . —1
- " v
RUMFORD & ABIJAH DAWES, c .11
Water Jireet, No. J, futh. four
I 7th ino 5 d 11 <
I Tfe American Snoil) to
W VENUS, S
Captain M'Cortnell.
Now lying ar Mr. ROSS>* Wharf, an excel. "C
Umvdlrl, ahsut 220 ons by regifler; car
tronneai tsoo bis. Flour, is remarkable we! I t
; I found, and may be lent to f< a, at a very small 1 o«i
lexpfnct, having lately had upwards of uiuc I cat
I hundred pounds sterling, laid out on her. lin 1
5 II not fold in fortnight, Ihe will then be I J
expofedat public auftton. Any reafonablel
; I credit may be given—lnventory may b(ileen-J
lou board, by applying to Capt. M CON- I
. (NELL, or to I *■
Peter Blighty I
: I WHO HAS FOR SA.LF. | ]
'PORT WINE, U
dI In Pipes and halt Pipes and Quarter Calks, 1
e I Madeira in do. do. I
IHavanna White Sugar in Boxes. dlw. I
David PHitUfsj, Mailer. In
1-1 Will lail on Wednesday next, tor freight I
" lor paffcige, apply io the Captain on board I
alat Chef"Ut fl'eet wharf, or to 1
a JOSEPH ANTHONY & SON. | fi|
<\J Aun 211 d s' I N
01 On Wednesday the 27th inft I l '
I At Seven o'clock in the Evening, J f
At the Coffee House, «
mil be fold by Public Vendue J f
rS-w The SHIP
Washington, j
i Now Lyiug at Maffeft I
SHE is a prime fallfefj well found, bur- I
I then about to o barrels. | i
I The Inventory may-be seen at the Syo-1 t
I fcribers.
ns \ Footman & Co. I,
Audioneers. I (
3NI Any. »3 dtw. 1 1
A French Family, |
I WOULD wilh to be. entrusted with the I
I care of a FARM, about the city ofPhila- I
,1., I delphia or Trenton, under such compenfa- I
tions as may be agreed upon by applying at I
j Mr. OSMONT'S, No. 117, north Second I
"Mflreet.
five Aug. 4 I
S Just Landed,
leif-1 prom on board thefhip Washington, Capt. j
nci- I John Collins from Bourdeaux,
sofl A CARGO OF
White Wines
I In Barrels ; and
. CLARET
"In Hhds. and Care—For Sale by I
FRANCIS COPPINGER,
"No. 26, Spruce, near Front Street,
j August 15- i 794« d' j
fake WENT AWAY
I From her Master on the 19th inft.
t d A Bound Girl,
fori Named Susannah Bowman, about 17 years
infer!of age, stout made, black hair, and dark
re _ I, omple xion. She has about ohe year to serve
I Whoever takes her up and brings her home
I to her Master, in High ftieet, (hall have one
I Dollar reward, but no charges.
r. JOHN KNORR.
I Aug. 20 *4'
Monday, August 25, 1794.
THIS DAT IS PUBLISHED,
And to be lokl b_.
Robert Campbell, i
No. 54, south Second street, second door
btlotu the corner of Chefuusftrett,
MENTORIA ;
O R 1
The Young Lady's Friend,
by
Mrs. Rowfon,
Of the New Theatre, Ph ladelphia; au
thor of the Inquisitor, Fille de Chambre,
Victoria, Charlotte, &c.
Price neatly bound 75 cents.
Detested be thepen ivhofe baneful influ
ence
Could to the youthful docile mind convey ;
Pernicious precepts, tel( loose talcs, s
And paint illicit pajjion in such colours, r
As might mijlead the unfufpefiing heart, |
And vitiate the young, wife tiled judg- \
ment. (
1 would not for the riches of the East ,
Abuse the noblest gifts of Heaven thus,
Orfink my Genius to such proflitutiou. 1
Aug. 11 tai':xm \
Treasury Department,
Revenue-Office, August Ith, 1794*
JL-R O P O H ALS • '
"Will bclreceivecl at the Office o( the
Goinmiflloner of the Revenue, No. 43,
south Third street Philadelphia, for fur
nifliing by contrast, three hundred
Pair of Wheels of cajl iron s
each wheel to weigh about 2i® pounds, and
I to h« of the diameter of twenty inches,
j and of the thickness of about four inches
I at the rim, also for three hundred pair of
j Smaller wheels of cajl iron,
I each to weigh about 122 pounds, and to be
los the diameter »f sixteen inches. Pat
I terns of each will de exhibited at the laid
I office. The wheels are intended for the
I carriages of iron cannon, to be employed
I in the fortifications.
I Aug. 8 eod2w
To be Sold,
j The tioufe, Stables, & Lot
of Ground,
1 In Second street, between Sprue* and
I Union in the occupation «f his
I Britannic Maj«fty'» MtWfter.
ALSO
. I The Adjoining Lot y
"I 26 feet I'ont, and 149 feet deep. Fot
I erms of faie, apply to
Wm. Cramoncu
I Aug. t 4 "fr'tf
J Treasury Department
d | Revenue Office. August $tb. 1794*
PROPOSALSwiII be received at the Of-
I sice of the Com miffioner ,of the Revenue,
I No. 43, south Third street, for furnifhing
x I by Contiaft, Seven hundred and ftxty eight
M COCKED HATS,
I For the corps of Artillerists and Engin
-1 I eers, to be made agreeably to a Patter*
' I ha t which will be (hewn at the Office 3-
I forefaid, to any person disposed to contract
I Aug . eodiw _
I Christiana Mills
For Sale.
tr- I ON Monday the firll day of Septembci
I next at 8 o'clock .in the evening, at the
b- I Coffee Hnufe in he city of Philadelpbis
I will be fold by public vendue, two trail
lor pieces of land situated in White C'a;
I Creek hundred, New Castle county and ftati
I of Delaware; one of which contains abou
, I sixty acres of highly improved land, on 1
— 1 are a large two (lory brickdwellinghoule, ;
I convenient brick barn, with ftablingand
,v,» I carriage house underneath, an excelleti
, I kiln for drying corn ; and the well know
C*~ I mills called Christiana Mills (late Patter
~ t I Ton's) which being at the head of the ttd
' j I on Christiana river, and but about ba"
I mile from the landing, is conveniently liti
j I ated for carrying the articles manufacture
L- I at the mills hy water to Philadelphia—.Th
I property beirtg close to the road leadir
lfromElkton to bridge, and :
xpt. J the head of the tide, with many other a
I lendant advantages, render itsfituation f<
I the milling business so very valuable, as
I be equalled by few and excelled by none.
I The latter tract containing 17 J acres,
I about one mile from the mills and is chii
Ily woodland, which being contiguous
I water carriage to the city of Pbil'adelph
| must be of increaftog value, especially
, I there is a quantity ok large timber in f;
1 tract suitable for the purposeS of I
d. I milis.
— I The terms upon whichthe above mi
I tioned eflates will be fold are—one thi
I sand pounds to be paid on executing
I deeds, and seven hundred and fifty pou
I per annum, with interest for the remain
I or proportionably for each part.
dark j Indisputable titles will be made for
t, NIXON
'°™; I A I.EX. FOSTER,
on I GEO. LATIMER.
I At fame time and place will be sol
• I targe BOAT.
• 4 t I July 2 mwfc
NANKEENS. I
— |£>|
Nankeens of Superior Quality A
Long and Ihort pieces f
Lodr and Ihort black fattins, fttoiai
Black Taffeties, and Senfhaws, I Ameri
Black and coloured India ft wing Silk, | diitritf
Ornamental jars and beakers, I of - a
And a lew long sets of Tea China. I asau i
Coloured Sattins, Lujlrings, and I
TOBIN E S, I
FOR SALE AT ] T 7' ,0!
No. 40, north Fifth Street. I of ' t n h g
July 7 mw&ftf j the en
1 "** I thftto
War Department,
August I, 1794. I
Information is hereby given 1 c
10 all the military Invalids of the Unite. 1 Jub
States, that the sums to which they are en I .
titled for their annual pension, which will I
become dueon'the fifth day of September I
1794, will be paid on the said day, by th» I |}y thi
Commissioners of Loans within the States I
refpeftively, under the usual legulations . I vj
Applications of Executors or Adminif- I lN |
trators muflbe accompauied with legal e-1
vidences of their refpeflive offices, and I « j
alio of tjie time of the decease of I'uch in-1 JNd
valids whufe pensions they may claim.
By command of the President of the U- 1 „
uited States, I nb '
-fir. KWX y L _
Secretary at War• I I
, The Printers in the fevtral States! „
are requested to publifb the above in their I Of
newlpapers or thefpace of two months
Aug. 6 dam I jjj;
JAMAICA RUM,
LANDING at Hamilton's » harf, above j H5
I the Drawbridge, out of the Ihip bACCBtis I Sp
I C«pt. Vanneman, from Jamaica, I
FOR SALE BT I C 2
PETER BLIGHT. D<
I • Mny li. I O
Jufl Publi/hed, J" —
AND FOR SAIE BY , ]
Jacob Johnson & Co, jr> .
I No. 147, Market street, I
THE \jf u
American Revolution
1 Writt nin theflyle of ancient hiftory,in J j le ' r
I two vols price \Of. | : e^
The Italian Nun, translated from the 1 | ery
I French of J. J. RoufFeau, priced I nera
Moore's Journal in France, in twty vol. |
I price lif j By
I Fruits of Solitude, in reflections and 1
I maxms, relating to the conduct of Human I
I Life, by William Penn, Price Ap,. I j
■ I Senecca's Morals, price I
I Dodfley's Efops Fables, Ih German, with I 1
I Cuts, price 4/8. I w "'
I Aug. 6 - eedgw I Fafl
I — — I ing
400 CASES I En]
11 Of Excellent I di A
Old Holland Gin, £
k I ' For Sale at I mo
No. 55, North Water Street, by I l
John Clark, lfov
Aug. 16 l gi ;
JUST PUBLISHED, j G '
;r 1 And for sale at
ia Mathew Carey s Store, 1
dl I No-118, Market street, I
ly I Price half a dollar, en»bellifhcd with a I th
te I striking likeness of Mr. Margarot, |
•t The T R / A L
a ° F I tY
nt I Maurice Margarot, ?i
I Before the High Court of JuJliciary at 1
! d r j I Edinburgh, on an indiQment for I
SEDITIOUS PRACTICES. 11
ed 1 "Of tl" e many remarkable trials which I ®
his I the present extraordinary system of crimi I
ing I nal jurisprudence in G. Brjtain and Ireland I
at I has brought before the public eye ; this, I -
at-I ceitainly is most entitled to universal pe I
for I rufal and attention. It developes, more I
: to I fully than any publication extant, the lat- I r
I sft views and objefls of the British conven- I !
"is I tion ; and proves inconteftibly, that judi I :
'ief- I cial prosecutions (or persecutions( and de- I i
to I cifions are now more the relult of the pre- I I
!hia I sent order of things, than any old fafhion- f i
, as 1 ed attachment to the laws or the conftitu-1
said 1 tion. Add to this, that it hokh up to the I
the I wonder and admiration of mankind, the !
>1 the firm, manly, and patriotic conduct of I
nen. I this devoted victim—this' Second Sydney,' I
hou- I as he has iuftly and deservedly been called; I
the I who in the course of one of the longest tri- I
unds I als we know of, unaffifled even by a Tingle I
nder I member of the long robe, evinced such a I
I depth of legal and conftitntional know- I
• the I ledge and, in a speech of four hours I
! length, displayed such a blaze of sequence I
| and, firft rate abilities, as aftoniftiad I
| the court—and, strange to relate ! even J
I drew involuntary applause from the venal I
aid a I and time-serving crcature of a corrupt ft -
I vernment."
ksts | Av.gafl t^.
[Whole No. 615.1
NO. 68.
Di/lrifl of Pennfylvan •
TO WIT.
BE it remembered that on the twe..rv<
day of July in the nineteenth ycot
ii\e iwrl. ■ • a of thejyuiled St;.
iSOtUS, ot rl
diftrid hath depolited in this officc, f
te of a book ih'e right whereof he
as author in the words following, to
" The Philadelphia Dir
ry, for the year 1795 —by Joseph B & 5 ' *
In conformity to the aft of the Cr
of the tJnited States intituled 44 A,- • ' r *Z
the encouragement of learning by 4; 1 • :s,/
Hie copies of maps char ts and books <> ' v
authors and proprietors of such cop sriu--
ing the times therein meutiontcj.
Sam. Galdive,.
Clerk of tDiftrift of PcnnlylYarii
July 30 d.
JuQ Received,
By the sloop £, deavi)i, Jon. Paine IS t.'• cr
f om Boston.,
New-England Ru?
In Hi <V« »oiSaU Vy
Nalbro' & John Frazi /,
No. 81 > Walnut street,
I Who have also on handy and for JaU,
L .SH£RRY_WINE,
In pipes and quarter calks, tit for
I immediate use.
St. Lucar Wine in pipes,
and quarter caiks.
ROTA WINE in quarter caiks
I PORT WINE in do.
Boston BEEF)
Hylon and Souchong *TEAS|
I Spanish INDIGO.
Ravens DUCK,
I TICKLfcNBURG,
I OZNABRIGS,
I DOWLAS, and
Window Glajs.
Aug. i tuth&4w
THIS DAT IS PUBLISHED,
By Thomas Dobfon,
I At the Stone House, No., 41, feutb Se
cond Jlreet,
1 t. LETTERS ado relied to the FMUoto
■ pliers and Politici-airs 0.-F*onc*j--mt the 'J b
I jest of Religion ;to which are prefifce- ob"
' I l'ervations relating to the causes of the ge
j nera! prevalence of Infidelity)
By JOSEPH PRIESTLEY, t.L. L
i I F. R. S. &c>
ri I Price one quarter of a Dollar.
11, TWO SERMONS, viz.
hi r. The prefentftate of Europe con ■>£r
1 with ancient prophecies. Preached 1 ■
I faftday, in 1794 j with a prefacc cc it;
' | ing the teafoiu of the author for Itav.
I England.
I 2. The use of Christianity, efpeciaily 1
I difficult times; being the Author's cr
I well Difeourfe to his Congregatioi
I Hackney j with Appendixes to the tv
I moi»s, Price one third of a dollar.
I 111. An APPEAL to the Serious (
I did Profeflors of Chriftianityj on th
1 lowing fubjefts, viei
I t. Tbe use of reason in matters of
I gion
"la. Thepowerof roantodo tlie
1 God»
I 3. Original Sin.
I 4. Election and Reprobation,
I g. The Divinity of thrift, and
6. Atonement by the Deathof C'.h r :f!j
] the fame author.
3 I To which are added.
A Concise History of th
I rifeef those Doctrines, and ar accoon*
I the Trial of M'Elwall. for Here ) an:- 3la>
, I phemy, at Stafford Assizes.
at I Price mieeighth as a tioi'uri
I The above three are re-publilh ; wil
j the author's improvements «n addi . >ns
I and a considerable part of bi work".,
~I an improved state, will matt't 11 ■ -
"Glance as soon as convehio ie r.l: 1 ■■
and j J ul * 28
bis, I —•—— —— "**
,o?e| Whereas in attac
lat l mentatthefuiiof th ad> , 11
1 and ftngular the goo< and . at.:
udi I and credits, Which tr>. W tl'un
de- J net deceased, at of h"
pre-1 hath been iffuedo >1 t'. .nferio ir
ion-j of common pier aa> for ■ ■ ' a.
titu-1 Middlel'ex, as the' • E ];
1 the I Lands and T <r>u ' *' "i 'vTj
1 the! late of the "* >>■* '" t< -_'* r V rial
ft of I the third" 7 •'»> '*'' n
iey,' lis hereby t ■ the . !. Mai
tiled; I that unl e*fp**t <t Ipbcul .»i
I iri-1 the fald no • etMtWrdl
ingle I day in J in M b*
nch a I tered a 0 1,1 nb> «ait, the p.« »
now-1 and ch; << 1» ! *4 - w 0
lours I tached, <1 ,(.s of
aence I his ere, .rs rs ft i ■ kit <0 be inl.lv ,
,ifh 9 d I titled t «y •'.tm • '".-in. and 1 1 la,-
even I ply for it , - iccori-.j to.a- fo.ra
venal los the :ttte ir nvh Cife i -jn vidti#
0,0 0.1 f«)«r of tl* 0r.,.:,
P 6 1 »V . RE. ( L-'k.
I Aug. f,