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ALSO,
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-
Mtifcovado Sugars
German Steel,
its SO ZTZD WOOLLENS,
Til fniali Bales, &e. for fai j by
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Who vr?nt to fmrfhafc ;oj or 400
Casks Gvod l'laxfeed.
Nov. vi ■ ■ stawtf
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To all who it may concern.
TAKE notice, that ltv'eeable so an aft
ot the '.ate Scflion of' Con >,refs I mean to
app'y f-t ibfTrj.iftiry nf the United States
fur 'he renewal of t j >e following Continen
tal L.ian Office Certificate, djft'oyed and
Ji.ft at my LhJgjpiP i. the city of Phila
defpHia, inthe year 1791.
No, >637, dated April 13, <° r i OO
Dollar*.
Hoed in the Delaware State to the Sub
fcrlber then rcfi >?i>t at Ne«-Caftle, couu
trriijiied Samuel P iteri'nn, C. L U> where
pa wT re itidarfctncnfs for inicreft paid up
to the lift of December 1782, made by the
fa id Continental Offitet.
George Read.
N wCafU' . Nov 19, ''94 nwftw
'landing
From on board the Birmingham Packet,
Lucky-r, and the Henry and Charles,
from Hamburgh*
H E M P,
s fir ft quality
BAR. IRON, Sivedes, afirtid
TIN, in !'lat(3, do. do.
GEKKi r A in hbds.
BAOC fNG, Germa " aborted
GLASS TUMBLE US, and
Black Quart Bottles,
£>EmyOHu\ •>'» Window Glass,
Feathers of superior quality,
MATTS, &U
FOR SALS BY
Thomas & John Ketland,
Altar. 26 d
Sugars for sale.
o
S'.xtien HojOieritc,
Nineteen Tierces,
Nine ISarrel',
On iviiitii the Drawback nrny be obt»inc<3
A f ■' 1 v TO
John Claxton,
O K
John Clark.
..bee, /
"l homas M'Euen,
Stock and Land Broker,
No. 78, Chesnut-street,
INFO !< MS his Friends that during his
ghfencc from Philadelphia (on the Western
Expedition) his Business will be carried on
at his Office as usual, by Mr Thomas Hale
where OYifrs in his line will thankfully
received, and every Attention paid to
them.
oa. 10
Forty Dollars Reward.
RAM wvav f-om the JTubCcribeis in
Wiwd urv, O oucefter County, New-Jer
fev, "n Sunday morning the i2th instant,
Two young Negro Fellows,
named Jack aHd t' m, e..ch about 20 yea-j
®l" J J'<-k '«of a dark black colour and
af'nrloik; Ton ii of an open counte
nance, of a yellowifc cnlßor, and much
cifjufrdto laugh.
They are fprightlv active fellows, and
but little short of fix leethigh ; they were
both well dressed ; Jack had- on » blue
broadcloth coat and different kinds of
•lothes
Whoever lakei up said servant', and
ccnitfS them in anv j> oa ' in the Un.ted
itates t fotbat their matters may get them
again (hall receive the above rewad a'*l
reaforub'e exp-nce 1 ;.
John Sparks,
Andrew Hunter.
Of>. *4
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1. Charlotte, a tale of truth,
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ExtraS from the Critical Rrvitvi, April
1791,/>. 468.
It may be # tah of truth, ior it is not un
natu it, a id it is a tale of diftvef.—
Charl /tie by the artifice of- a teichcr, re
commended to a fciiool from huinapity ra
ther than a coiiv'i&ion of her m e<jrity ol
the regularity of her former conduit, is en
lice.i tr6.il he. govemefs, and accompanies/
a young officer to America—The mairiage
ccren ny. i! not forgotten, is pnltponed,
fjd Charlotte die? a tnaftyr to th« incon-.
flaicv osier lover, and treachery of bis !
friend, — i'heYi'nations are artlels and af
ftftmg— he descriptions uatuial and pa
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a perlon everexifted, who, for >ltV eit'or,
ft-arceiy, perhaps delerved so a pu
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151101, we think, properly diltribuie.l."
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OR
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N'* v . 11
FOR SALE BY
GILL b 5 HENSHAW,
No. 128, South Water Street,
CLARET in cases,
Madeira, Sherry, and Lifboji 'Wine*
Philadelphia Porter in bottles, foi expor
tat:on at the shortest notice, or for pri
vate families and tavern keepers, deliver
ed is any part of the town.
ALSQ,
Wn assortment of 5-4 and 6-4
American manufactured Bolt-
'ng Cloths,
Which will be warranted equal to an
iniported, for the refpe&ive jJtorpofes re
quired—as has already beer, found on ti ia
A Libaral Allowance to Wholesale deal
ers.
A Complddt Set of
Grocer's Cannifters
for sale.
hov. 25
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, iMrri C»gt»B
#rWi H*»«W * .-■ - '-**
•-££-' »jcp»»«1h«0 -:«•■*-..<(. -
8 3 surds.„
Ofjuptnpr fullqaafttj.
jo6.Boie»as(l
White Sugar
V?" *'« -*
Paged of ; j
. tQ* SAf.£ »* w ;
:Peter Blight. ,
a J-*9k ■''
C O F F E E,
Just arrived in the Hiberr.ia, Captain
Irwin, from Jamaica.
Sept. 23 d
James M'Alpin,
!Taylor,
No, 3, South i'uißth Street,
Returns his £ratetul ac
to his friends and the Public for their lite
val f ncott>3gement, anci begs leave rcf
pe£M\illy 10 solicit a Continuan r c of their
Favours.
At his Shop Gentlemen can be furnifhed
with the beM material^'.and have them
made up and finifiied in the neatest and
most faihionable manner.
Hewill thankfully receive any orders &
pay aprompt and punctual attenton to
them.
Qe% 25
Scheme of a Lottery,
fo'rdife §9,90° Dollars, on 266,000 Dollars.
Vedudbg, 15 per Cent, from the Prizes—
This Lottery conjtfls of 38,000 Tickets,
zuhich there a r e 14.531 Prizes, and 23,461
lUtnks, Ireing absut one and an ha j blanks to
€ prize.
THE Dire&orsof the Society foreftablifh
mg Ufcful Manufactures, having refoiv
,ed"u» crett LOTTERIES for raiftog One
Hundred Thousand Doll a r s, agreeably
to an Aft of the LegHtuurc of the Stutc of
New-Jeifey, have appointed the following
perfousto super and dirc£k the draw
ing of the (oine, viz. Nicholas Low. Ruius ,
King, Herman Le Roy, J*mes Wat (on,
Richard Hairifon, Abijah and
Cornelius Ray, of the city of New-York—
Thomas Willing, Joseph Ball, Matthew M -
Connel and Andrew Bayapd, of the city of
Philadelphia—His Excellency Richard How
ell, Esq. Elias Boud'tnot, General Elias Day
toil, Jam s Pa«ker, John Bayard, Dofti r
Lewis Don ham. Samuel W. Stockton, Joshua
M. Wallace, ]ofet>h Bloomfield, and Elifha
floudinot, of N.. Jci fey, who offer the
following Scheme ot <i Lottery, and pledge
themfclvcs to the public, that they will take
every allurance alid precaution in their power
io have the Monies paid by the Manager ,
from tirae to time, as received, into the
Hanks at New-Yoik and Philadelphia, to
-einain for the purpose o( paying Priz s,
which shall bejm mediately discharged by a
check upon on'e of the Banks.
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2000
3000
8 too
>4.539 Prizrv
23,461 Blanks. First drawn number, 2,000
Ljftcirawn number, 2,000
83000 Ti'ckcts at 7 Dollars each i# 266,000
The drawing wi 11 commence, under the
infpeflion of a Committee of the Superin
tend ant.*, as Toon ?s the Tickruare fold, ot
which timely notice will b<
The Supernue*dartls have appointed Jofiri
N. Cumming, of Neva! k, Jacob R. Bar-
Nov- . and Jonathan
Rhea, of Tienum, ?.s in»n,<diatc Manager*
thereof, wh" have givci S'uplt feeuiity foi
d ifcl:aigino i he 'vrt.tMi d m them.
In order toffcurcthcpun6lu-.il pay
ment 4>f thf Prizes, the Syperintendants of
iKe Lottery have dire&.cd that the Managers
(hail each en:er inio nouos in dollai s,
with f'^urfuffceteutlccuritii ®, to perform their
infttu£tionp, the fuMtance oi which is
I. That wbenevrr eitherbl the Managers
shall tin !um ot Three H • died Dol
lars. he (hall irmndiately place it*© fame in
one of the Banks of Nc-A-York or Philadel
phia, to the cudiiot the Governor of the
Htciety, and such ot the Superintendent* aj,
:ve in the city whv-re the monies are placed,
to remain there until Ihe Lottery ii drawh,
for th° payment o! the Piizes.
3taw4\v
11. The Managers to take fuflficieni fe»
cuiny io'r any Ti'- '*cts they may trust, other
wile to be res ponfibli: for ihrrtr.
111. To keep rcguTar hooks of Tickcts
f old, Monies received ?r»d paid into the
Bank, abftrafts of which (hall be sent,
monthly, 10 the Governor, of the Society.
Paterfon, January 1, 1794.
On application to either of the above gen
tjenien, information will be given where
tickets may be h<d.
A choice parcel of Full Boiled
Old Red Port Wine,
This day arrived, Hy the Snow Ynujly,
Captain Coolc, from Oporto,
F»r Sale bj
PETER BLIGHT.
Also by the lame Srinw, 5000 Bu{h*ls
St. Übes Salt.
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P;ize of 20,000 Dollars ic 20,00 c
JO,OOO 10,000
5,000 10,00n
2.000 10,000
I.CO© 10,000
100
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• ALSO,
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Tench Go»e, Esq. CoromifJi<»ner of tht
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Theological Writings
O F
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Tbe following Treatises r,iay be now had at
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The Doctrine of Life, or the *pi»imal
sense of the Ten Commardment .
The Univeil.i! Theology o* tlie
Church; which was i retold by th«
Lord in Danirl, chap. 7, v 5, >3i *4?
and ill the Apocaiypie, chap. 21» v. *♦
2, &C.
A summary View of the Heavenly Doc
trines of the Hew Jerufaiem Glturcb*
§3" As various opinions have bcrn cp "
rer.tamed re r pefting \hcft iuvatvable u r iti T / t
ai:*J yet no perforv by rational arj nnu» lf liS
been al>le to refute them, hat inftod * r e ' e
o'. invidious column'.'-*: and g-ow-dH- ,e "
•ol?.shave betn induftv'touflv prop3f
to discredit the hor ourablea n d erligt r -
Author, as w« II as hir. W'ofks # 1 '?
not the candid and fineere ;rquir«*s ,fr
Truths of the highHt in port; nre,
rioufly ex.'.miro thofc Y/< tk" )e* th fje
in which ir •«; t'< b* hope C thrt bevng »r
pu*fu\C ard-love ot' the Trut b - A? r 'lC'* .
of its native ex-c'Jencr avd u J e , T' rt
legard them as • liey. juftW dc erve,
the end rectivc I><>U> profit an«'. d<hg •
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