w
D A I
[No. 157 of Vol. Vl.]
30,000 w«ight of
Green Coffee,
No- epi'hM *0 the D* a wbac&.
A FEW PIPES
Holland Gin,
At a Reduced Price,
JAMAICA SPIRITS,
ANTIG'JA RUM,'third and fourth
fine flavoured St. Kitts, Grenada
i rt coimtry RUM)
CO TTO Ji jn haje r,
BLACK PEPPPER,
Porr-;m P ■ iu'-e MI)LASSES,
M*lagj \VlNE>iii quarter casks
aD»• in p;i>es and q». calks
A few cliefts of very go>d Hyfoii
TEA by the America intoN.
York, and
A few barrels of gooii fat Philadel
phia BEEF, put up by an ap
proved hand of this city, fit far
ion;; voyage,
% FOR S ALfc BY
Levlnus Clark foil,
No. 216, Touth Water S. icct.
JLSO,
50,i03 Weight of
C 0 F F £ E,
Entitled to the Drawback, in hhris, barrels
and bags.
» «. 4
PORT WINE.
A choice parcel of Full Bodied
Old Red Port Wine,
This day arrived, by the Snow Trusty,
Captain Cook, from Oporto,
For Sale by
PETER BLIGHT.
Also by the fame Snow, 5000 Bushels
St. Übes Salt.
oa. 29.
FOR SALE,
At the STORES of
jeiTe & Robert Wain,
PORT \Vl>lE in pipes, hhds. a<id guai
ter calks
LISBON do.in pipes Quarter calks
Souchongand Congo TEAS, in quartei
cited s
A quantity of Lilbonand CadirSALT
Soft (helled ALMONDS in bales
Velvet CORKS, in do.
Ruflia MATTS.
June 9 d
LANDING,
,from the Ship Adriana Kieran Fitzpatr'tik
Mujlcr, from Amjlerdam.
HOLLAND SAIL DUCK,
Ditto—Sheeting,
Tickltvhurgh. Ofnabnrgh,
White and Brown Linen,
Diaper, fine Checks,
BeUticks, Hair Ribbon,
GreatCoats, boxes Window-Glass,
Ditto Tumblers,
Ginn ir. pipes, Ginn Cases,
Steel, Mil) Saws 6 feet,
Anchor l . from ?toi4Cwt.
Frying Pans, Junk, Oakum, &c.
FOR SALE BY
Thomas Iff John Ketland.
o<Sk>ber ai. d.
Just Arrived,
Ar,d will be landed to-morrow morning ni
Wharfs the entire cargo of the brig
Good Hope * Captain Hodgdon, from Ja
maica, corjifling of
High Proof
SUGAR,
PIMENTO, and
COFFKE
ro* SALE »Y
Peter Blight.
K-v. 19
PGR SALE BY
John D. Blanchard,
At his Stores, in Third street,
66 PIPES
Choice TENERIFFE WINE,
of superior quality,
Coniac Brandy in pipes
50 Cases of Claret of afuperior quality
fubj- ft 10 drawback.
TeaKet'lc?, a large aflortment
Sho»t all sizes and numbers
Carr Lead,
Lead in pigs
Ruflla.Sheetings
Women's Stuff Shoes by the quantity
Cutt Nails
Rhode-1 fluid Cheese
AnH ala-gc and elegant afFortment of
European and India
GOODS,
At the mod redtictd Prices.
Wov. 2aw(f
of # nitco
L Y E VENING ADVERTISER.
For Charter,
The BRIG
MSpgT FAIR HEBE,
. - J r 'hn M'lCrner, tnajl-r.
BURTHtN ,700 barrel?.)!' flour. (he is
>n cmpleat orderj aK{ , ftft p<>r
s c ;. ms fJTIy to the Capta.u or. board at the
SObicriber s wrarf, or ri
yofeph Sims,
Who has for Sale, juiir .mporteil ln raid
Bt'm from Maiapa,
Old Mountain Wine,
Ftr« l - K j-° f theSu "> in ke 8 s >
r lUs tn ditto
PRUNES in 4itt6
Mufcate' si:<l Bloom RAISIN'S in boxes
and jars,
grapes in ditto
ORANGES and LEMONS in boxej
Sbill'd AI.MO <DS in calks
Caltile SOAP, &c. &rc.
Dfc. 4 j
George Gardner, Master.
'--L iail wtih all con»cnicut fpecd.
For freight or piffage, ripply to the niafter
on board, iyirg 4' Maffey's wliarf.
Who has for Jale *
Spermaceti Candles,
Northern Oil, Mackairl.Sa.moii, fee.
D"- S *üßt*
-Vj>
Charter,
Burthen x ,o ions, and will carry about
420 nogfhcads of tobacco ; is in complete
order, and ready to rcceife a cargo on
board.
For terms apply on board at Albifo>'»
■vharf, or to
Thomas Newman,
No. 11 Z y south Sccond ftrcct.
dtf.
Dec. ii
Sallad Oil,
Oi a fnperior quality in buxss ot iwelv*
Bottles;
lot s A J. E Y
Grubby Mather C5 5 Hill.
Nov. 2ft d
OF THE
American Ship Henry, Capt.
Crowninfhield, from
FOLLOWING GOODS:
r i z.
2500 picces Tandah Satmalis,
2000 pieces Migliumber do.
pieccs Iliiabalc! do.
1000 pieces Migtmmber Eraerties,
948 pieces Illi'abad do.
750 pieces Tandah do.
3*4 peces Fizr.bad do.
490 piepes Mahrrat Gurgv do.
45j0 pieces Tandah Coll'aes,
600 pieces Fizabad do.
300 p 1 ces ?)»bad Gurgy do.
300 pieces Illianad Sdrnahs,
19J5 pieces Tandah Battaes,
725 pieccs Gurgy do.
150 pieces Baram do.
75a pieces Luccp 'rc do.
750 pieces Jugady do.
< 750 pteefs Chittabutty do.
6750 pieces Guez. rahs. -
RUM,
BENARES SUGAR.
The ftiip Henry is arrivrd at Salem, and
will be ordered to proceed to Philadelphia,
as Toon as the sale (hall be effe&ed. For
terms apply to
Philips, Cramond & Co.
Dec. 8. d
Tuition of the French Tongue
J. C. ROUSSEAU, one of the unfortu
nate inhabitants of St. Domingo, having a
"mall family of children, finds it necel&ry
for iheir support. lo apply himfelf to the iti
flrußion of youth. He th refore proposes
teaching the above biaiiche> <if fcieoce, in
rhe mod modern stile; and folic its the pal
tronageofa generous public. The libeal
education he has received, and the fevera
other branches of fcier.ce he has acquired
a perfefi knowledge of, will enable him to
give fatisfaftion to thole persons who may
emp'oy him. He will weir on Mitt anc
icnthnun, who wish to be taught at tneir
own houses; and will open an evening
school, fmm fix to nine o'clock, on the
20th instant. Enquire ai No. >»7> No tfl
SecODd-ftfaet. Dec. >1. it
FOR SALE,
THE
CARGO
Calcutta,
CONSISTING OF THE
—AND ALSO
One hundred and lixty tons of
and Mathematicks.
Friday, December 12, 1794.
DR. BAR To N
Proposes to delirer a CQUIUE of
Lectures onChemiftry
Philofophyof Natural Htftqry
courfie is intended to be coinprilec
in ah ut fifty lectures, aud will principa ly
involve those parts of chemical Icience that
hare a mors immediate reference to medi
cine j and those parts of natural history
that are thought to be the most intcrtftin*,
arid the most entertaining. The int odu<slo
r y will be delivered, in the Urjiver.
fity, on Tuesday next: the hour will be
made known in due time.
Dec. 11
This Day is Publiftied,
A N
Authentic History
OJ THE
Revolution in Geneva:
Price 11 1-2 Cents.
S M by Thoma, D.ibfon, No. 41, Second
flteet, John Ormrod, Chefnut street, and
by (Ira Editor hereof.
December 11
City of Washington.
SCHEME
LOTTERY.\ No. 11.
IMPROVEMENT
OF THE
federal city.
I A magnificent > 20,000 Dolitis, a„d
dwelling houjc-, 5 calh 30,008 aie
5°,000
1 ditto 15,000& ca '>is5,000 40coo
1 ditto 15,000 & calh 15,000 30,000
1 ditto 10,000 & cadi >0,000 2t.000
1 ditto 5,000,5 c calh 5,000 ic'ooo
1 «itto 5,000 & ca(h 5,000 iq.ooo
iC ; »n>p»«ot 10800
2 ditto 5,000 each, arc 10,0? o
,o ditto 1,000 10.000
20 ditto 500 i©,ooo
toe ditt* 100 io,oco
200 ditto 10,000
400 ditto 25 10,000
i,ooodiu« 20 20,00 c
15,000 diu» i« is©,oco
Ik
400,000
This Lottery will afTord an e.egantfpeci
:nen of inc pr ivatr buildings to be er'ctt d in
the City of Wafhin^ton—Two beautiful'de
figns are already felt fted for the entire fronts
on ly/o of the public £q'Uarc& ; from 'these
drawings, it is proofed to er c & two centre
and four corner buildings, ae soon as poftibje
After this Lottery is fold, and to convey them
whert complete, to the fortunate adventurers,
in the manner defenbed in the scheme loi
;he Hose! Lottery. A nctidedu&ion of five
per cent, will be made to defray rhe necef
iaryexpences of printing, & c . and the fur
plufc will be made a part of the fund intended
(or the National University, to be ereftcd
within the City of Washington.
Tb< drawing will commence as soon
as the Tickets are fold, or at a!l events on
Monday, the 22ad of December next: The
money pnr.es will be payable in thirty days
after it is finifhed, and any prizes for which
fortunate numbers are not produced within
twelve months after the drawing is closed arc
o be conflicted as given towards the lund
for the Univtrfity, it bring determined to
fettle the whole business in a year from the
ending of the drawing and to tekc up the
bonds given asfccuiity.
The real fecuritiee given for tlje payment
of the Prizes, are held bythe 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 conamiftionrrs tor the City of Wash
ington, for the time being, aad a&iftg 011
oath.
Samuel Blodget.
*** Tickets may be had a: the Bank of
Columbia ; of James Weft & Co. Baltimore;
ot Gideon Denifon, Savannah ; of Peter
Oilman, Boston ; of John Hopkins, Rich
mond : and of Richard Wells, Cooper's fer-
r»v
Aug. 30
Dancing School.
Wm. M'DOUGALL prefentshi6 com
pliments to the Public—Thanks them for
the great encouragement he hai experi
enced these twenty odd years. He will
open his School for this Season on Monday
the 13th October, at 10 o'clock in the
morning, in »hat large and elegant, Saloon
in Harmony street, leading from Third to
Fourth street, turning the corner of No.
70, South Third street.
His Employers may be allured, the ftrift
order and decorum that has a4wayi been
observed in his School, lhall still be pur
fucd —and that their children will be taught
in the most approved and modern stile
Note —An Evening School Sor young
Gentlemen.
10 Up.lt
AND ON THE
OF THE
FOR THE
-<e
-«Wtf
fate
John Millciyjun.
No. 8, Chrsnut near Fk»H7 Street,
Hath Imported in the late VefTels
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
WOOLLENS,
suitable to the season.
ALSO,
(by the pjic'kagi,)
HATTS uiell ajforttd, Boys' coloured, and
Mens' black
Manchejler Cotton Goods
Slippen and Sandals
Flowers and Feathers
Black and White Lace
Fans.
IRISH LINENS,
Brown and White, by the Box, Uid in on
the BEST TERMS.
Ticklenburgs,
IT TH,» KLI O* PUCE
Ofl. ic
Philadelphia, Nov. 22, 1794.
The Stockholders of the
Jiank o( the United States are her«by in
(o'lnftd that accoidirg to the Statute of lai
corporation, ii Gencial Eleftioii for
Twenty-five Directors
Wiit~bc hejd 3lt he Bank of tl« Unitd
States,, in the City of Philadelphia, on
Monday, the fifth day of January next, at
TEN o'clock i« the ForenoiMf.
Aid pmluant t<- the Eleventh Ssftion of
tlie Bye Laws, tfcf Stockholders of the
said Bark are hereby notified to aflembli
in generakineeting at tlie said place, o
Tue day the sixth day oi January next at
FIVE O'clock in the Evening.
By Ordtr,
John Kean,
Sterond Fundamental Article—Not more |
tb.an three-fourths of t!ie Diie&ors in Of
tce, . cxcluiive of* the Frefitfenty (hall be
fisigiMe for the next fucfieedir.fi year : But
el*« Direflor, who (hall l>e President at the
t ijne o{ aneleclioiJ, ina) always be re-e-
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