DAI LY EVENING ADVERTISER.
[No. 147 of Vol. Vl.]
FOR SALE BY
John D. Blanchard,
At his Stores, in Third street,
66 PIPES
Choice Teneriffe Wines,
of fupeiior quality,
Corner Brandy io pipes
53 ofCtaiet <>f a'fuperior quality
fnbj ft to drawback.
B 'fton Tea Kct lea, a large aflojtment
Sh >»t of'al! sizes and nuuibefs
Bar 1.ea.1,
Lead in pigs
JVuflia Sheetings
\V'o:»e »•-: S'.ioes by the quantity
Cutt Nails
Chefcfe
And a large and elegant affortm-nt of
European and India
GOODS,
At the mod reduced Pripes*
Nov. 25
FOR SALE,
At the STORES of
Jefle & RoUert Wain,
PORT WINE in pipes, hhds. and quar
ter casks
LISBON do.in pipes and quartercafks
Souchong and Congo TEAS, in quarter
c hefts
A quantity of Litbonand CndizSALT
Soft (helled ALMONDSin bales
Velvet CORKS, in do. /
Kuffia MAT I S.
June 9 d
J. M. Bart,
No. 170, North Second Street,
RefpeftfnUy informs the Citizens, that he
intends to open an
Evening School^
From SIX tu NTNE o'clock, beginning
next Moftday, 27th » ft where he will
t'-ach the
French Es 5 Italian languages
Arithmetick and Book-keeping.
On tht mo/1 reafottalle Terms.
A drift attendance .may he depended
upon by tbofe who will favour him with
employment
Oft. 2? d
Loft yesterday out of
his pocket, by a Rent I' man at Mr. Fran-
cis's Hotel, fourt' street, a lar^e
Red Morocco Pocket Book,
oritainirg fevera! Bon.<i« and Papes, and
abut FORTY DOLLARS fix per cents :
T'ie owneithereof may be cafily discover
ed by the flighted view of the papers.
Whoever has fonrtH the fame, and will de
ll vei it io> Mr. Francis, shall receive a
liaodfome reward, and no questions a iked.
d.2 w.
Nov. 12,
Wanted,
' A man and woman kitchen
Servant.
Accuflomed to cooking, to whom generous
wages w ; H be friven. Noce need apply bui
such as can be well recommended. En
quire o I the Printer
Oft. 20
LANDING,
from the Ship Adr'tana K\eran Fitxpatrici
Majlcr, from Amjlirdam.
HOLLAND SAIL DUCK,
Ditto—Sheeting,
Ticklenburgli, Ofnaburgh,'
White and Brown Linen,
Diaper, fine Checks,
Beqlticks, Hair Ribbon,
Great Coats, boxes Window-Glass,
Ditto Tumblers,
Ginn injjipes, Ginn Cases,
Steel, Mill Saws 6 feet,
Anchors, from 7to i4Cwt.
Frying Pans, Junk, Oakum, Sec.
FOR SALE BY
Thomas £3* John Ketland.
Odlober ai. d,
Just Arrived,
And <wiU be landed to-morrovj morning ax
Wharf the entire cargo of the brig
Good Hope, Captain Hodgdon, from Ja
maica» confijling of
High Proof RUM,
SUGAR,
I'IMENTO, and
COFFEE
FOR SALE BY
Peter Blight.
Nn*. 19
A FEW BAi.ES OF
Brown Rufjla iheeting
' Imported in the William Peon, from
London,
FOR Sf/iLE Br
Curtis Clay,
No. 51, High Street,
N«r. 1
of tSje Wniiß Jp tat £0
For Sale or Charter,
The new fait failing
wllr Little Tom,
George Webb, master
Burthen al)4>ut 800 barrels, now Lying
at Stamper's wharf. For terras apply to
the Captain on board, or to
Ellijlon Iff Joh7l Perot.
Nov. 29 d
For Liverpool,
John Co*, Master.
HAS a cdnfiderable part of her cargo
ready to go on boa>d, and will fail so as to
return to this port an early Spring (hip.
For Freight or paflage, apply to the
Captain on board at Walnut street whatflfjf
or
2iwtf
Rundle & Murgatroyd,
No. ix, Walnut.{beet
Nov. 3
THE SNOW
4®,. WILLIAM,
Samuel Snow, maftcr,
riTT A T* T
CHARLESTON, S
On Monday next, Freight will be taken
on moderate terms, fir \which apply to
Jofcph Anthony & Son.
Nov. 26th 1794. 4t
PENNSYLVANIA,
David Harding, Master-
BURTHEN about 3200 barrels,
terni6 apply to
Gurney £9° Smith
OA. 29
For CANTON dired^
George Barclay,
SHE wil I fail in all Feuru
nlfij lit. l WwJ k ar y (unlels prcvcnttd.hy ice)
for freight oui anil horns, apply to
George Meade.
For sale by the Subscriber,
(Whole Compting Houl'e and Stflre will Ibe
removed in a few Days to the South Side
of Walnut street wharf) »
Bill of Exchange Madeira, of
the firft Quality,
Six years Old by the Pipe,
Hogshead or Quarter Calk,
Excellent Old Sherry, by the
Quarter Calk,
Choice Liibon in Pipes and
Quarter Calks,
A few Calks Red Lisbon.
About 100 barrels Beef
100 tierces Rite
Afewboxes Candles
Liibon Corks of the firft quality in bales
200 lioglheads Molaflrs
A few boxes Dowlaltes, Silefias, and
Sripes
A few Pigs Pewter and Bundles Steel
Coffee &c.
GEORGE MEADE.
Nor. 17
Now landing at Cbtfnut
street wharf, from the (hip Rising Sun,
Captain Olney, jufl arrived from St. Pe
teriburgh.
Russia Hemp,
And Sail Duck of excellent quality,
Ravens Duck and Russia Sheetings
Cordage and Bar Iron,
FOR SALE BY
Jofepb Anthony Son,
WHO OFFER
above jliip for
Nov. 19
For Dublin,
Gen. Wajhington,
Henry Ged<jf.s,
T O fail on t'.« 25th November, as
good accommodations for pafTengers, hav
ing hcen built for the Dublin trade. For
freight or paffagc, apply on board at Cuth
bert's wharf, toCapt. Geddo*, or tp
HOLMES and RATNEY,
WILLIAM SMITH, jun,
and Co. or
George Latimer.
w&stf
a. j
Oft. 3»
Mon
day, December i,
remarkable fall fail-
Elias Collings, Master.
Lying at the wharf of Me(T s. S'vet tman
and Iludolph near Spruce ftieet; tl>e Mary
it is fflpoofed, will carr- betwfen 4 and
5?0 barrels, about two years old, and ni.iy
be fem to Tea ac a filial 1 expence.
For term'; enquire of
A MILLER,
To superintend a Mill in Virginia; a (In
gle man will be preferred. None need ap
ply butthofe well qualified, and ol goocj
chara&er.
Nov. 28 d
City of Washington.
SCHEME
eodtf
•will fail for
For
15,000 ditto
16,73$ P"7OJ
33,261 Blanks
50,000 Tickets at 8 dollars
This Lottery will afford ah e.egant speci
men (J the pr ivarr build fngs to berre&.d in
th< C ty of Wafhintffon—Two beautify de
signs are already t>'c£lc(i for the entire fronts
on two of the public IqUprcg . f rom these
drawings, it is proposed to erttl two centre
and lour corner buildings, as (oon as poflibic
alter this Lottery is fold, and to convey them
when complete, to the fortunate adventurers,
in the manner described in the fchemc for
the Hotel Lottery. A uett of five
per cent, will be made to defray rhe neces
sary cxpences of priming, &c. and the fui
plus will be made a part of the fund intended
for the National University, to be eu&ed
within the City of Washington.
(jCf* The drawing will commence as soon
as the Tickets are fold, or at all events on
22nd of December next: The
money prir.es will be payable in thirty days
after it is finifhed, and any prifces for which
fortunate numbers are not produced within
twelve months after the drawing is closed are
'o be confideied fs given towards the fund
for the University, it being determined to
fettle the whole bufmefs in a year from the
ending of the drawing and to take up thf
bonds given asfecurity.
Wines*
The real securities given for the payment
of the. Prizes, are held by the President and
two Dire&ors of the Bank of Columbia, and
are valued at more than half the amount of
the Lottery The drawing will be under
the management of 24 gentlemen approved
by the coromiflioners for the City ol Warti
ington, for the time being, a»d ailing on
oath.
d2W
* # * Tickets may be had at the Bank of
Columbia ; of James Weft St Co. Baltimore;
of Gideon Denifon, Savannah ; of Peier
Gilman, Bo ft on ; of John Hopkins, Rich
mond : and of Richard Wells, Cooper's f'er-
The Stockholders of the
Bank of the United States a r e hereby in
formed that according to the Statute of In
corporation, a General Election for
Will be held at the Bank of the Unitd
States, in the City of Philadelphia, on
Monday, the fifth day of January next, at
TEN o'clock in the Forenoon.
diot
>And pursuant to the Eleventh Section of
the Bye Laws, the Stockholders of the
laid Bank are hereby notified to alTemble
in general meeting at the said place, on
Tuesday the sixth day of January next; at
FIVE O'clock in the Evening.
Second Fundamental Atticlef— Not more
than three-fourths of* the Directors in Of
fice, exclusive of the President, shall be
eligible for the next lucceedmg year : But
the Director, who shall be President at the
time of anele&ion, may always be re-e
---lected.
AND
M A
R Y,
John Craig;
WAN'J'ED,
ot THI
LOTTERY,; No. IL
FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT
OF THE
FEDERAL CITY.
I A magnificent; 20,000 Dol!«rs, and
dwelling houft, $ calh 30,000 aic
'50,000
1 dttlo 15,000 Bc. cash 25,000
1 ditto 15,000 & cacti 15,000
1 ditto 1 0,000 &: Ofh 10,000
i ditto 5,00b & caih 5,000
1 ditto & cash 5,000
, Cash prize ol
2 ditto 5,000 each, are
no ditto
1,000
500
100
5°
2 5
20
i©
20 ditto
10(0 ditto
ditto
400 ditto
1 ,ocO dll to
S. BLODGET.
Aug. 30
Philadelphia, Nov. 22, 1794,
Twenty-five Dire&ors
By Order,
John Kean,
Nov. 22
» 1 794-
50 Dollars Reward
JIAN .'away very tiru a x}>ei v fcc'ly from im
Subfcribir, on Sa'n«d;iv tl.e i!thOftnbe r
A Mulatto Man,
nWjed George, by h>« acquaintance called
George Evans, about 2j years" old, 5 fc£t
9 «r 10 inches high, Ih night and well made
h has longbufhy black hair, which he com
monly wears qnccl, his cheek bones rather
high, his laugh simple ; he has always ferv
ed as a waiter, was a favorite
fpotled by excefiiva indulgence, under
(lands dressing and shaving, and plays well
on the vttlin : he took with him a brown
fuftian coatee and jacket, bound with yel
low fi!k ferret t, a pair of light colouied la
gathy breeches and half boots; as he had
many other cloathsof cloth and light sum
mer wear, it is probable he may change his
drefs,it is fuppoled he has crofTed over into
Virginia.
Whoever secures the above man fli 11 re
ceive the above reward, and reasonable
chargesj f brought home.
All Masters of Veflels will receive him
on board at their peril.
Marfham Waring.
George Tcwn, in Columbia
Nov. 3
FRESH
Bohea sea,
GIN in pipes,
Now Landing from on hoard the ship
Feggy, John Elliott mailer,
from Amsterdam.
40,c00
30,000
20,000
10 boo
10,000
10,000
10, Or o
I 0.000
I O.COO
10,000
10,000
' 10,000
20,000
150,000
AJfo Imported by the late Arrivals^
KufliaHempj fit A quality
Ditto Sail Duck
Di'to Ravens Duck
Brown Riillia Sheeting
Tickkuburgs
Ozuaburgs
Brown Flanders Sheetings
Hefliansand Brown Rolls
Cotton Stripes and Checks
Flanders Bedtuks
Holland Sail Duck
Seine Twine
Dutch Gieat Coats
Gin in cases
Madder
AVindow Glass, 8 by 0\
Jesuits Bark
400.000
Opium,
AfTafcetid'i
German Stetl
Mill and CrofVcut Sows
Hoes and Cfit'mp Knives
Sythes ai:d Skates
Coffee Mills
Black Lead Crucibles
Anchors from 3 to 15 cwt
And a General AJfortynent of
5-4 & 6-4 Boulting Cloth,
Pragers Co.
Nov. ii
Holland Gin,
Will be landed THIS DAY, from on board
the flo#p Maiy,
A few very heavy hog/heads of
Port-au-Prince Sugars,
BRANDY, in pipes,
And very good
Guadaloupe Melafles,
A FEW HOG &HE ADS OF
Prime Antigua Rum,
3</. £3* 4. t/j proof fine flavour.
Sept. 29
eoHrf
AT THE
New Castle Pier Lottery
Examining and Regijering Office,
At Mr. SAMUEL (. KA\V tOKU's N.
75, north Front street, 2 doors from Arcli
street,
Tickets are examined and
Regiflered by correct numerical ai.d I(e
---giflei books, at the following moderate
cnarges, viz.
For a single ticket i-i6tl»
of a Dollar.
For registering a single ticket I —4111
ot a Dollar.
And notice will be font by letter (if
fortunate or unfortunate) to any part of
the Continent.
In the City of
Washington Lottery, No. 2,
(Which will commence drawing very fowl)
Registered, and the eai lied account feut
of their success.
Cajhitr,
N. B. The Earliest Intelligence of each
Day's drawing will be received a? this Of
fice. And tire flips thereof will t e signed
by the Managers to be conetf; therefore
to b'- depended on.
tuth&st6j.
Sept. 44
AND
for sale by
A FEW PIPES
Of Bcjl Quality
for sale by
Levimis Clarkfon,
No. 216, fbfith Water Stieet,
JI.SO,
NOTICE.
ALSO
TICK E T S
[Whole No. 697.]
CONGRESS.
HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES,
Wedrtcfday, November 26, 1794.
Delete cn Mr. Fitzfimogs's motion rela-
tive to felf-crcatedfocieties
( Continued.)
Mr. Ames began with exprefling his
pleasure that he had fat down, to give way
tor Mr. Scott to speak ; but this every one
must fee was attended with a perional fa
crifice; as it was manifeftly a disadvantage
to bring forward his observations immedi
attly after thoi'e of that gentleman, because
they were two remarkable for their perti
nence and ilrength to encourage the at
tempts of their opponents to invalidate,
or his cwn to enforce them.
| He requeued Mr. Giles, and he urgedit
(trongly on the Houie, to conlider mature
ly how large a part of the argument he had
to answer. Mr. Giles had been occupied
i:i refuting what nobody had aflerted, and
in proving what nobody had denied. It
wquld appear to every per for., at a glance
that, after so large a deduction lhonld be
made, the advocate of the amendment
would be left almolt without an adver
sary.
d4w
lie observed, !t would be amusing, and
not without its' ules, to turn a moment
from the debate, to enquire what would
he fjid of yeflerr'ay's decision. Fameal
reacfy bears it on all her wings, and pro
claims, it v. ith all her tongues, that Con
gress had been engaged in trying the De
mocratic Clubs; and curifciity Hands a
tiptoe oil all our port reads for the answer,
whirl) is alleady gor.e forth. Forly-fevcn
tnembers wtreflr the clubs, and forty-five
agninft therp, so that the clubs gained
flu: victory.
Is this tiire t" I dare appeal, " said Mr-
Ames, " you, fir, and to every other
" patriotic bosom, that it is ?:ci true ; a
" large majority, and I may even lay,
" wit;, pride and pleasure, almost all the
" members who hear me, delpile and abo
" minate'tJie clubs asfincerely as the words
" of the Pre(i speech, the answer
" of the Senate, his reply to them, or the
" amendment now Wore uscaf) imply it,"
How happens it, that the real fentimentl
of the house are so much mifrcprefented by
the Vote r I Ihall be pardoned il 1 undertake
to explain this enigma. Two reasons
have been suggested in private coilverfation
as well as in debate, which will account
for ihe vote of yellerday, and which on be
ing stated ,'rid re-examined, will afford
good caule for changing it to day. The
firft is, that we have nothing to do with'
the clubs. Weholdthemin too much con
tempt to have any thing to Jay to them, or
about them. They are not worth notice.'
This contempt had the appearance yester
day of countenance and patronage.
The other motive suggested is, if the
words/?//" created foci, tics Ihould be ftrucfc
out, the amendhient will still contain the
substance of the proposition still contended
for ; which is to reprobate the combina
tions of men against law. This descrip
tion will include the clubs, as well as any
other wicked combinations that have had
aaf agency in the in(iirredtion.
H >w far the one or the other of these
motives ought to influence those who Lave
entertained them, to vote against the a
mendment foriafertii g the words Jclf cre
ated focietus and will appear by a survey of
the true poftureof the question.
Here Mr.Ames ftatecl.that it was the duty
of the President, by the constitution, tci
inform Congreis ol the llate of the Union.
That he had accordinly m his speech itated
the and tl>e faults , that (he
thought) had brought it cn. Among
the u he explicitly reckons the felf created
focieiies and combinations of men to be
one. '1 lie Senate as plainly £ha; ge that a3
one of the causes, the X'reiident in his.re
ply to the Senate, expreiTes his high l'atis
fai'lion that they concur with him in opi
nion. Here Mr. Ames read the palTages
in the speech, addiels and, anlwer to the
address. He said further that an am.'ud
intnt was now offered to thehoufe,
fed, as nearly, as maybe, in the very
words of the l'refidcnt—an objection is
urged against this amendment that the pro-:
position contained in it is not true it) tadti
It is alfa fajd, that although it were
true, it would be daiigerous to lil er
tv, toaflent to it in our arifwtr to the
speech. It is moreover, fay ihiy, impro
per, unneceflary and im'ecent pojnejition
the felf created focicties, The amendment
now urged upon the hc.ufe has been put to
vote ijj committee of the whole house,
and rejected. What will the world fav,
and that too frojn the evidence of our own
records,if we rejeif it again ir the house?
Will it not be proclaimed that we rejeift
the motion and give force and validity to
the obje&ions ? I)o we adopt such objec
tions, are the comrniteeconfentmg ro thi
(hame of having them charged upon the
committee as the principles by which they
have guided <Dur decision ? We are not,
Mr. Ames was sure, we, arc not, for
with a very few exceptions, " I with there