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1. Charlotte, a tale of truth
By Mrs. Row/on, of the New-Theatre
Philadelphia.
Second American edition—Pricc 75 cents
[The rapid sale of the First Edition o:
this interciting novel, in a few months
is the befl proof of its merit.]
Extract from the Critical Review, Apri
1791,^.468.
It maybe a tale of truth, for it is not un
natural, and it is a tale of real tiifUe, ,—
Charlotte by the artifice of a teacher, re
commended to a school from humanity ra-
t 1 er than a conviction ot her integrity "I
the regularity of her former conduf\ 13 en
ticed from he* govtei'nefs, and accompanies
a yowr.g officer to America—The marriage
tere 111 ny. "»'• not forgotten, is postponed,
and Charlotte dies a martyr to the incon
ifrancv of her lover, and treachery of his
l"i iend, —The fixations arc arllef's and as.
f <THng—che descriptions' uatural and pa
thetic ; we ftloujd feel for Chanoue if inch
a per ion ever existed, who, for one error,
lbarcely, perhaps de erv -d so ftverea pu
mfoment. If it is a fiction, poetic justice
is not, we think, properly diftr\bute-I."
2. The Inquilitor—bv Mrs. Rowfon, Se
cond Philadelphia edition. 87-J cents
Adventuresof Pioderic Random. 2 vols
1 dollar a"d 50 cents, coarfc papei—l
dollar and 75 cents, fine.
4. Note* on the state of Virginia—by Tho
mas Jeifei Ton. Price, neatly bound, one
dollar and a half.
5. History of the French Revolution, from
its commencement to the death o*' the
Queen and the execution of BrifTot.
Two dollai s.
Extract from the Prefacf.
" The authors have presumed to afljx to
their title the epithet Impa/tial; and the
reason is, bccaufe they cannot charge them
selves with feeling the smallest bias to any
party, but that ot truth and liberty ; and
they flatter tbemfelves, that their readers
will find not only cvery*circumftance fairly
represented, but every censurable action,
whoever were the or a&ors, mark
ed in its proper colors. If it was tieceffrfry
to make a declaration of thtir own princi
ples, they would fav, fTiey are neither tory
nor republican—They love liberty as Eng
lifli whigs, and execrate every criminal a<sl
by which so noble a caufeis endangered and
«U {graced.
u In the present ferment of the public
mind, they cannot flatter themselves wl
the hopes of feeing this claim universally
acknowledged. On ihe contrary, they are
well ajfured that these pages will not be acceptable
to the zealous aj either party. But when time
shall diflipate the clouds of political decep
tion, they with some confidence expect that
verdict from public opinion, which candor
and moderation seldom fail to receive.
Extract from the critical Review,
January, 1794 —page 12.
il We have certainly derived much HH
furet, and acqumd much information from
the perusal of these volumes ; and we think
them, both for matter and style, worthy
the attention of all who interest themfelvel
in events which have so justly excited the
curiosity and astonishment of mankind."
6. Plow dens history of th; Britlfli empire
from May ! 792, to December 1793. H
dollar and a quarter. [This is as interc
eding an-J valuable a publication as had
appeared for many years.]
7. Seattle's Elements of Moral Science
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8. Ladies Library. Second American
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Miss Moore's fcfTays; Dr. Gregory's Le
gacy to his Daughters; Lady PcnHpjg.
tons unfo'tanate mother's ad u ice to her
Daughters : Marchioness de Lambert's
Advice of a mother to her daughter, Mrs
C.haporie's Letter on the government of
the temper; Swift's Letter to a Young
Lady newly married ; Moore's Fable >
for the Female Sex
9. Journal durant un Sejouren France de
puis le commencement d'aout jufqu'a la
imdi Decembre; anqueleft ajonte nn recii
cles evejnemens les plus reraa-quables qui
ont eu Tteu a Paris, depujs cette epoqu<3|
jufqu'a la mort du roi de France.
Bound, 2 1-2 dollars—sewed, 2 dollars.
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Charles V. to the piefenttime.—With a
concifie view of the dri in of the war be
twPen Algiers and th« United States.
imihetliflwd with a' map of Bavbary, com
prehending Morocco, Fez, Algiers, Tunis,
and Tripoly.
To the prrfent edition is added a very
CO pious index, containing letters from
fwidry American prisoners in Algiers to
their friends in the United States—a lift of
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jre pointed out, and the cafy way to amend
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been undertaken in America, nor one more
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General Washington.
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Nov. 29
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AT THE
Card & Nail Faftery,
No. 59, north Front street,
Webster, Adgate & White,
Have conjlantly for sale,
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Machine Cards,
Of all Kinds,
Cut Nails of all lizes,
Floor Brads, Sprigs and Tacks,
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Hats, )
A quantity ef kiln dried Indian Meal in
barrels
A new Edition of Adgate's Philadelphia
Harmony, containing both the firft and se
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t«m ot Rules and the bed cole&ion of
Tunes now in u'e,
Also for Sale,
A COMfLETE SET OF
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On an Improved Construction.
Oft. 2 law tf
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ALSO,
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In hogsheads and tierces,
Muscovado Sugars
German Steel,
ASSORTED WOOLLENS,
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Nov. 11 3tawtf
Office of the Insurance Com-
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NOTICE is hereby giten to the Stock
holders, that the Fifth Inftalmeni, tteing
two dollars on each share of ibe Stock
of this Company is to be paid on the fe
tond Monday (the i ith Day) of January
next; when it will be neceflary for :ac*i
person to produce the receipt sos <he
fourth Inftalraent upon the {hares he (hall
j propose to pay for.
* By the firjt Jeß'ton of the Charter
it is declared that.all Jhares on <wbicb pay
ments Jhatt not be made at the time prt
firibed, Jhall be forfeited to the ufk of the
Company.
On Tuesday the 13th day of
January next (being the feeond TuCteiy in
the mar.th) at u o'clock A. M. an Election
will be held at flie Company's Oflscc, for
the choice of I
Twentv-five directors
To serve for one year, and until otheTi
(hall be chsfen.
Th<* Electors may vote either in person
or by proxy ; but n» Stockholder est*—
" vote at any fcle&ion for D : reftors untefs
the Stock (hall hare ftnod in his or her
name in the books of the Company at least
three months preceeding the time of such
Election.
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thp vote oe given by a citisen of this com
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the Doifhir.e of Life, or tbe Sp'ri'uAl.
sense of the Ten Commit <1 nent .
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ar-d in the .Apoca/yplc, ciiaj). 21, v. i,
2,
A iiimmary View of the Heavenly Doc
trines of the New jeru:hl<?ni C l«u <b.
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ertained refped'ng thele iuvaU'dt. *+■• ij
ana yet no person by rationul a» i n ' ' !•»*
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ut, in via.on-, calumnies ai il gr'oui <' ■ e
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in which it is to W hope<l, filet be.Hgir Hie
puif'uit and love of '.lie Truth i" 1 ' " e ' j°-
of its ruitive ex,cliente and they wjll
ugard tl»em as ihey' ~ <fe'ei \e, and in
the end receive both profit a: « tirbrbf.
Cft. 14 eTut
Dancing School.
Wm. M'DCvAtt r ref-v'NhU com
pliments to the Public —1 1■ ■ t!;:in
the great Encouragement he has txpttt
enced tbefe twenty odd yea."!. I'e-viul
tipen his School for this Seafc'i on Mom ay
the 13th O&ober, st 10 c'. lock in the
morning, in that large and jlcgant ? i'oon
in Harmony ttreef, lea'lmp; from Third lo
Fourth ftrcet, turning the cornor of No.
1 70, SodthThifd street.
His EtnployerFs may be sflurec!, il e .ii iil
' order and decorum that ,>!v.-ay< been
obfer-ved in his School, : : be p'.ir
' fued-rand that their cliildrt-r. v.-f,« trtttgra
. in the most approved ?:sd k: j::I«
Note —An Evet.iug Sei--00l tor yevng
I' Gentlemen. t i
oa to *»*•»
James M'Alpi^j
- Taylor,
eodtf
No, 3, South Fourth Str»ft,
Returns bis gratrfuV
to :u,d rho lUibhe <»' Heir If®-
ral Krcovisg'.-nicjit, and
pftlfillly 10 folictt a CnMh.v+U -c '
Favours. fl t J
At his Shop G?r.t!em"n c*» he .
with the heft material*, * , » vr 1 ' , ,i
made up and finifhed the wcate ai<
nit.ft fa(hion;i!)'e ira>iiie r - , .
Hcsvili thakkfullv recelrsfr.y o ;." rr '*
pav aprompt Jiici fct' en on
thcV"
0& 25
A qi'AKTITY Ot
East India' Cotton,
Entitle te the
FOR. SAtE BJT
Mordecai
Dec. iz
Lewis.
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