*
DAILY E V E.N ING AD V E R T I S E R.
[No. 6 5 of Vol. Vl.]
THIS DAT IS PUBLISHED,
\nd to be fold by *he following Booksellers
rz. fohn Onorj)d. No. 41, Chefnut ftrcet,
Thomas Dobfon, No. 41, Couth Second
j r , e , Joseph CrttJtihajik, N0.'87, High
it'eet, a"tl \Vm. Young, No. 52, I'outteSe
candft.' eT T
A Discourse
Delivered July 17, 1794.
I on bo
IN Foi
she African Church, on bl
Ot" the City of Philadelpaia.
On the occalion of opening the said church
and holding public worship in it the firft A(
By Samuel Magain, D. D. -J
Rector of St. Paul's. *50
Divine Service, introduced with feleft
Scripture passages, and a special prayer,
and then proceeding in its usual offices,
having been performed of h
By James Alercrombie, A. M. 1
Second Afliftant Miniller of Christ Chutch P leC
and Sr. Pete.'s. a * Ic
« Ethiopia Jhall soon firetch out her £
bauds unto God"
Aug.l6 *iaw4*r a
Lachawannock.
A LARGE body of LAND on this river &S'
andrt waters, is now for I'ale to Settlers on
iv.on moderate terras,and at a long credit. «||
The foil is remarkably fertile, and nu- ■■■
mi rous dreams of water are iuterfperfed
through the whole country.
The main river flows through one trart
jf about thirty thousand acres, and is with
he exception of one obllraclion, naviga- .
ble to th; Snfq nehannah. -
Spring Brook Creek, which with its
branches, waters another tract ot about
forty thousand acres of good Land, emp
tie 1 ; itfelf ■ .to the Lachawannock, about -
twelve tn'lcs ho ill the SflSfiUehannah.
It affords numerous feats, Sonus or p
course creates large bodies of welV water- a(; ,
ed meadow ground.
The other tra&s are interfe&ed by creeks
of considerable importance.
Several Mills aie already erefte#for the
accommodation of the settlers.
Roads are cut in different dire&ions, to
wards the most convenient markets. .
The county town is not more than 12
mles distant from many parts oi N thc set
tlement.
The Sulquehannah affords an easy and
fate n£vigatiQß_tß iyUddletsaU-Srsm w bence
the Canal to Schu/lkjlj extenus the com mi
munication to the city. _ **
Another means of connection witli Phi- (
ladeipliia, is by the Delaware, from which
tht<s&oce infeveral places is aboutthirty the
miles. *
The proprietors combining their owri in- lcr
tereft with that of theinhabitants, are diC
pol'ed to erect works of public utility,open
uoads, Sic. and in every en miies square, a
traftof one hundred acres is allotted for a "~
Schonl, and one hundred acres for the firft
resident clergyman of any denomination ot
Chriflians. „
1 For further particulars apply to ca
George Eddy. *
Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne Countv, , M
Pennsylvania, July 9- ft
Lettersdirefted tn George Eddy, at Phi -
#delphia, or this io Thomas Eddy,
at New York, relative to this bufinefs,\vill
be dnly answered. eodsm f
TO BE SOLD BY
THOMAS DOBSON, ||
Principles ajid Observations
AT PI#I.ED TO THE
MANUFACTURE and INSPECTIOH
o F
Pot and Pearl Ajhes*
By DAVID TOWNSEND,
Infpeaor of Pot and Pearl-Ashes for the
Commonwealth of Maflachufetts.
Published according to A<sl of Congress.
These observations relate to an extensive
bufmefs ; and are designed, in the plainest
manner, to profitable information
to those interested in it, who have not leis
ure or opportunity to search for the princi
ples therein contained, in the writings of
profeffional Chemists.
Aug. i
To the Electors of the city and
county of Philadelphia.
Gentlemsk,
THIS being the last year of the pre
sent Sheriff's time in office. I take
the liberty to offer myfelf a Candidate,
and folicitvoor votes and interests in my
favour, to place me on the return at the
next generalEle&ionj as his fuccefTor for
said otfice; in doing which, you will confer
an obligation that will be gratefully re
membered, by
Your mod: obedient,
and humble servant,
JOHN BAKER.
Way 3. M t f.
For Amsterdam,
<"3L-i THE SHIP ]3
M± HOLLAND, Nt ,
Chrift°phe r Franklin, jun.
hAS excellent fv>r paffen
gerty will fail with all convenient speed, bav
mg the g,rcateft part of her cargo ready to go
on board. i II
For freight or pafTagc, apply to the malter
on board, to
PETER BLIGHT,
Or Of 1
PRAGERS & CO. th,
Aug.
For Hamburg,
harmony,
Having great part
of her cargo on board, will fail in a
few days. Freight will be taken if ap. yj
plied for immediately, for which as wel A
at for passage, apply to
Andrews & Meredith, I A
At Milling's Wharf. 0
August 6. d A
1 ■ - 1
For Sale or Charter,
SjMik'j Washington, I
difchargingjat Malley's Con
wharf. She is a prime I'ailer, lout
weilfuhd, and burthen about three thou
land barrels. For terms *pplv to
JOSEPH ANTHONY & SON.
Afg. .9 dlot to
' Matter. "^ r]
\ViH fail on Wednel<i.:y next. lor freight j offi
1 or paifagc 1 , apply ic tbeCaptain on oa,< * I car
at Chefnut street wharf, or to I .
JOSEPH ANTHONY & SON. t
s Aug. 21 I■—
s "this DAY the 27th inft. T
At Seven o'clock in the Evening,
2At the Coffee House, ,
1 Wdlbe fold by Public Vendue 1 Un
d T " e SlllP Br
c Washington, J
Now Lyiug at Dtajjef s \
h SHE is a prime sailer, well found, bur- J
v then about 3000 barrels.
The Inventory may be seen at the Sub- I
i- fcribers. I Hi
'• Footman &c Co.
Audioneers.
a —————— - I
J A French Family, In
WOULD wi(b to be entrusted with the j t>)
care of a FARM, about the city of Ph'ila- J
delphiaor Trenton, under such cotnpenfa-I F
tipns as may be agreed upon by applying at | e(
.Mr OSMONT's, No. 117, north Secondly,
street. I ft
, l f,i Just Landed,
1 From on board the Jhip Wajhinfton, Capt. J
John Collins from Bourdeaux,
A CARGO OF
White Wines U
\ In Barrel? ; and I v
" s CLARET h
ill Hhds. and Cases—For Sale by I c
OH FRANCIS COPPJNGER, f
No. 26, Spruce, near Front Street. I
August 15, 1794- * d. I <
the Fine Liverpool Salt, !
To Be Sold
refs. From the Ship ..Thomas, I
lfive The second wharf below Pine-Street, ap-1
ineft P'y at wharf, to
tion Jehu Hollingfworth, & Co. j
leii- Aug. a 6. d. i
inci- ]
;sof HANDING
From on board tl/e Birmingham Packet v I
Lockyer, and the Henry and Charles, j
from Hamburgh,
HEMP,
PeterJburgVs firft quality
BAR. IRON, Swedes, afjorted
TIN, in plates, do. do.
<X GENEVA in hhds.
, BAGGING, German assorted
, GLASS TUMBLERS, and
t the Black Quart Bottles,
DEMIJOHNS,- Window Gkfs,
'"r" Feathers of superior quality,
MATTS, tsfc. &c.
FOR SALE BY
R Thomas & John Ketland.
Aug. 26 d
sday, August 27,
WedNe
THIS DAT IS PUBLISHED,
And tobelold b.
Robert Campbell,
No. 54, south Second flreet, second door j
beloiv the corner of Chefnulfireet,
MENTORIA ; cor
O R
The Young Lady's Friend,!
B Y
Mrs. Rowfon, p
Of the New Theatre, Philadelphia; au-j
thor of the Inqtiifitor, Fille de Chainbre, I In Pi
Victoria, Charlotte, Sic. I I
Price neatly bound 7 5 cents. I I
Delejled be the pen inhoft baneful inf.u- I
er.ee I An
Could to theyquthful docil? mind convey I
Pernicious precepts, tell hose tales, | C
And paint illicit pajjion infuch colours,
As might mi/lead tlx unlhJpeßing heart, I
And "vitiate the young, unsettled judg- I I
ment. I
I '■Mould not for the riches of the Eajl I
Abuse the noblejl gifts of Heaven thus, J
Or fink my Genius to fuel- proflitutiou. I
Aug. il ta<wim I
Treasury Department, I riage
Pcuenue-Ofjice, jlugvfl 7th, 1794. J RI1 ? 1
PROPOSALS T r h e
Will be received at tHf Ofiict of the | fully
CommiiTioner of the Ksvenuc, No. 43, I
south Third street Pi'ilad', iphia, for i'ur- I
tfWhing by contva6>, three hundred j
Pair of Wheels of cajl iron, J
rach wheel to weigh about 2t6 pounds,.and I j
to be of the diameter of twenty inched, j If
and of the thicknefj of about four inches I L o al
at thi rim, or three hundred pair of I Sta,t
Smaller wheels of cofl iron, J
each to weigh about 122 pounds, and to b? J '
of the diameter ©f sixteen inches. Pat I
terns of each will dc exhibited at the laid 1 re r 0
I office. The wheels are intended for the |
I carriages of iron cannon* to be employed I frat
I in the fortifications. I vJ^e
Aug. 8 ef)d2w also
To be Sold, va^
J The House, Stables, & Lot J nltc
of Ground\
In Second Itreet, between Spruce and I
I Cnion streets, in the occupation of his I E
| Britannic Majesty's Miniller. 1 are
ALSO I ne"
| The Adjoining Let, J• /
I 26 feet front, and 149 feet deep. For j
I erms of sale, apply to
Wm. Cramond.
. I Aug. T4 w&stf
Treasury Department
Revenue Office. Augufl $th. 1794- 1 A
_ j PROPOSALSwiII be received at the Of- |
Ificeof the Com miffioncr of the Revenue, I tw
I No. 43, south Third street, for furnilhing I
e I by contiaft, Seven hundred and ftxty eight I Ft
COCKED HATS,
1_ 1 For the corps of Art'llerifts and Engin- I
I eers, to be made agreeably to A P I T J ER " m
j kat which will be ihewn at the Offfce a- I
I forefaid, to any person disposed to contrast J
— I Aug _ eod2w I
tt j Christiana Mills
For Sale. v
J ON Monday the firft day of September |
| next at 8 o'clock Jin the evening, at the. I
I Coffee House in he city of Philadelphia I
I will be fol(V by public vendue, two tract I
I or pieces of land {ituated in White Clay |p
I Cieek hundred, New Cattle county and state j
I of Delaware; one of which contains about I
I sixty acres of highly improved land, on it I
I are a large two story brickdwellinghoufe, a j
I convenient brick barn, with ftablingand a I
— 1 carriage houie underneath, an excellent I
1 kiln for dfyiog corn ; and the well known I j.
t, J mills called Christiana Mills (late Patter- I
I ton's) which being at the head oi the tide I
I 011 Christiana river, and but about half a I
I mile from the is conveniently fttu- I
ap- 1 ated for carrying the articles manufacture d I
lat the milh hy water to Philadelphia—This j
n S property being close to the road leading I j
,U " J from Elkton to Christiana bridge, and at J
I the head of the tide, with many other at- I 1
— J tendant advantages, tender i tsfixation for I 1
j the milling buGnefs so very valuable, as to I 1
Jbe equalled by few and excelled by none. I 1
kct, I she latter traft-coutainirg 175 acres, is I
'les, I about one mile from the mills and is chief- |
Ily woodland, wbich being contiguous to I
j vyater carriage to the city of Philadelphia, I
I tnuft be of increafmg value, especially as I
I there is a quantity ol- large timber in said j
I tract suitable for the parpofes of the I
I milis.
The terms upon the above men-j
I tioned estates will be fold are—one thou- I
J fsml pounds to be paid on executing the |
I deeds, and seven hundred and fifty pounds I
I per annum, witbintereft for the remainder I
1 or proportiouably for each part.
' I Indifpntable titles will be made for the 1
tY, ] property, by
' | JOHN NIXON,
J AI.EX. FOSTER, I
I GEO. LATIMER,
.id. | At fame time and p',a<e \yill be fold a j
d ' targe BOAT, I
j. J'lly 1 mwfc;ts
794-
Just Arrived, I
For Sale Br
Peter Blight, be
The Cargo as the Schooner John, Capt. j third
Sullivan from Jamaica ; I '' ,e 1
Consisting of 150,000 lbs. Coffee, in I
80 Hoglheads, I of
30 Barrels, I as au
460 Bags. I
Mfo For Sale, 5
PORT WINE, K
In Pipes, Hogsheads and quarter Casks, | tlle e
Madeira do* and a Cargo of I thee
St. Übes SALT,
Just arrived about 6000 Barrels.
Aug. 26. d. I
Carriages for Hire.
GEORGE GREEN.\ Bvt
In Pine street, No.' 123, between I
Fourth and Fifth streets, I
HAS FOR HIKE.
BY the Day, the newest fafhioned Car" I
riages, as Coaches, Coachees, Cha'l '
riots and Light Waggons, with two I
or four Horses, and careful Heady drivers. I Wt
The terms reafoijable, and afl favors grate- I
fully acknowledged. • F — §
August 26, J6teo3w I
War Department, S
tfugufl I, 1794. R
Information is hereby given J P
110 alllhe military Invalids of the United j E
I States, that the sums to which they ai e en? I
j titled for their annua! pension, which will 1 6*
I become dueon the fifth clay of Sep t£ nber I E
I 1 will be paid on ihe said day, by the I 1
I CommilHoners of Loans within the States! 0
I refpefti vely, under ftie usual regulations . I D
Applications of Executors oi Adminif- |
I trators muftbe accompanied with legal e-1
I vidences of their refpe'&ive otnees, and I
I also of the time of the decease oi !uch in-1 """*
I valids whose pensions they may claim.
By command of the President of the U-1
I nited States, / I "D-
H. KNOX,
1 Secretary at War. I
| JJST The Printers in the fevcisl Stares 1 ]
I are requested t<»pub!i(h the above in their I p ) 1(
I nevclpapcis or thefpace of two months I : e j.
I Aug. 6 _ dam I
' S JuJi Publifijed, j ne '
AMI) FOR SAI.E BY I £
Jacob J'ohnfon & Co. I
I \ No. 147, Market Jlrcet, |
' I THE
[American RevolutionUi
- I Wrtttnin hcftyleof ancient hiftory,in J* 8
I two vols, price xOf. I
g I TUc Italian Nun, translated from the I J
t I French of J. J. Itosffeau, price 4/8. I .
Moore's Journal in France, in two vol. I !
j price 15/ I ™
I Fruits of Solitude, in reflections and I
" I maxms, relating to the conduit of Human I
JT I Life, by William Peftn, Price I .
I Seitecca's Morals, price 7/6.
| Dodfley's Efops Fables, in German, with j c
I cuts, price 4/8. . I
I Awtr. 6 . eoJ~3w I E
JUST PUBLISHED, I C
And for sale at
ia I Mathew Carey s Store,
ft I No. 118, Market street,
| Price hall' a dojlar, emlbellifhed with a I
te I striking likeness of Mr. Margarot, I
■tl The TRIAL
a OF '
nll Maurice Margarot, |i
* n I Before the High Court of Jufliciary at 1
"j e I Edinburgh, on an indlSment for I
' a SEDITIOUS PRACTICES.
rC{ ] I "OF the many remaikable trials which I
his 1 the present extraordinary system of crimi I
ing I nal jurisprudence in G. Britain and Ireland I
at | has brought before the public eye ; this, |
at-1 ceitainly is most entitled to ttniverfal pe I
for 1 fu'al and attention. It devdopes, mote 1
s to | fully than any publication extant, the fat- I
I eft views and objects of the Btittfii conven- j
"is Ition ; anil proves inconleftibly, thatjudi j
,'ef. J cial prosecutions (or perfecutionsf and de- I
i to I ciflons are now more the result of the pre-1
!hi». I sent older of things, than any old f. flnon- I
/ as 1 ed attachment to the laws or the conftitu- J
said { tion. Add to this, that it holds up to the I
the | wonder and admiration of mankind, the I
I the firm, manly, and patriotic coiuluft of J
nen- J this devoted victim—this ' Second Sydney,' j
liou- 1 as he has justly and deservedly been called; I
the ! who in the course »f <;ne ps tlic longest tri
unds 1 als wc know of, unafiifted even fjy a single
nder j member nf robe, evinced luch a
I depth of legal and conftittittonal know
ihe | ledge and, in a speech of tour bburs
I Icnjrtb, displayed fucli a blaie of eloquence
j and firft rate abilities, as aftoniflisd
I the court—and, strange to relate ! even
I drew involuntary appbufe front the venal
'id a j and time-lerving cr«at«re of n co-rjpt go-
I .^ernment."
rs-ts J August '6-
[Whole No.
NO.'<B,
Tiijlrici of Pennsylvania. 3
TO WIT. *
BE it remembered that on the twenty
third day of July in the nineteenth year cf
►lie independence of tbe United State?
America, JOSEPH BOGGS, of the laid
HiH i'iil'tiitli Jmyi'ifMftPgii fr> ttfT~r t-h*j t
te of a hook ilie l ight whereof he c!
as author in the words following, to w
" The Philadelphia DireJ -
ry, for the year 1795 —by Joseph Boj. ,
In conformity to the a6l of the Con&sc
olf the Uqited States intituled ii An ;,t u
the encouragement of learning by fecurit
the copies of maps charts and books to the
authors and proprietors of fuel)
ipg the times therein mentioned.
Sam. Caldwell
Clerk of tDiftrift 6f Pcnnfylranit.
July 30 * ti
Jufl Received,
By the sloop Endeavor, Jon. Paine IV
f. am Boston,
New-England Ru
I In Hl ds. loj Sale bjr
Nalbro li John Frazi r f
No. 81, Walnut ftreet>
I Who have al/o on hand, and for jab-,
M SHERRY WINE.
In pipes and quarter casks, fit fut
immediate use.
St. Lucar Wine in pipe. ,
and quarter casks.
ROTA WINE in quarter casks
PORT WINE in do.
I Boston BEEF,
Hyson and Solichong TEAS,
I Spaniflj INDIGO.
Ravens DUCK,
I TICKLENBURG,
I OZNABRIGS,
DOWLAS, and
8 by 10 Window GL :.
Aug. 5 tutby w
| THIS DAY IS PUBLISH! \
By Thomas Dob for
J sit the Stone Hou/e, No• 41, Jo th
Cond Jlreet,
'I I. LETTERS addreifed to the i'hilcl'r.
I phers and Politicians of France, on the sub.
I je£l of Religion ; to which are prefixed >b.
I lervations relating toihe caules < t'» ■-
I neraf prevalence of Infidetity.
By JOSEPH PRIESTLET, L. L. D.
j F. R. S. &c.
Price one quarter of a Doll"
J 11. TWO SERMONS, viz.
1. The state oi Europe con
1 I with ancient prophecies. Preachc •.< t
I Eaftday, in 1794; with a prefac
I ing the reasons of the author so. ,ea
e I England.
I 2. The life of Chriflianity, elf- .. ,
j J difficult times; being the Authci's 1
I well Difeourfe to his Congreg
|C j I Hackney; with Appendixes to tb
■ :110ns, Price one third of adollai
I 111. An APPEAL to the Serio
J did Proteflbrs of 01
th 1 'owing fubjefts, viz.
1. The use of reason in matte: i
I gion.
— I 2. The power of man to do tie Will
I God.
I 3. Original Sin.
I 4. Eleiffion and Reprobatidn,
5. The Divinity of Christ, an
I >6. Atonement by the Death o Ch. f',
I the fame author. I
a I To •which are adiU
J A Concise Hiftor of
I rife«f those Doctrines, and <
I tiie Trial of M'Elwall, for Hei
I phemy, at Stafford Aflizes.
at 1 Price one eighth of a L
The above three are re-p. .
I the author's improvements a' I .
I and a part ot J
lan improved state, will make <-
11 .1 ance as soon as convenient i'l
mi , I July 28 cod^
and I
his, I
p £ 1 Whereas an ait
ioie I
fat- I went at the suit of the admin
■en- j and fingnlar the goods and cf 1:.
udi I and credits, which were of > : i»t
de- I net decealed, at the time 1 do -
pre-1 hath bee-i iffnedout cf tl.e In.
ion-1 of' comtnon pleas, in and for <- •
itu-1 Middtelex, against the Goods ..m
the I Lands and Tenements ofTi.iin'
the I late of the county afore said, eti :
ft of I tbe tbirdTuefday in July last. NO
' I is hereby given tn the (aid Ir:
ijed- 1 ths|t unless be appear .nd ftle fp >}
t tri- I the said aftiop, on or betortf' in:J
ingle I day in January next, jodgmc
ich a I tered agafnft hun by deiatilt,
now. I and chatties, lands and ten." :ti
,ours | tached, fold for the f,tisf.fl of
lence I his creditors as lhall appear t
ith«d I titled to any demand tbereftn , ano Jhai 1 •
even I ply for that . urpofe, accord! to tt
« D ,ll of Uie flatute in fu<h c.fe m; •- !' "
j JBy erder of t 1 ■ t •
s J BEt - -i" 1
I Aug. 19, . 1*"