V
f, O O K S,
fRIj.TED -o PUBLISHED
By Mathew Carey,
No. 11?, Market Street,
i. Charlotte, a tale of truth,
By Mrs. Row/on, of the New-Theatre
Philadelphia.
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[The rapid sale of the First Edition of
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is the best proof of its merit.]
Ext raft from the Critical Review, April
1791, p. 468.
It maybe a tali of truth, for it is not un
natural, and it is a tale of real (liftrefs—
Gh:«rlotte by the artifice of a teacher, re-
Commended to a school from humanity ra
ther rhan a conviction ot her integrity of
the regularity of herformer condud, is en
ticeil ironi he governess, and accompanies
'a you officer to America—The marriage
ce* em ny, ifjior forgotren, is poftpoued,
and Cha r lotte dies a marijr to th£ incon
(lancv of her lover, and treachery of his
♦S iend,—The (itmitions are artless and as
s the descriptions natural and pa
thetic; w6 fliould feel f«r Cuarlotse it foch
a person ever existed, who for one error,
Jcarcely, perhaps de erved so frvere a pu
m foment. If it is a fitflion, poetic justice
« is no*, we think, properly diltributed."
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u The authors have prefumrd to affix to
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-lifh wings, and execrate every criminal a&
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44 In the present ferment of the public
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Extract from the critical Review,
January, 1794—pas»e 12.
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Nov. 29
AT THE
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No. 59, north Front street,
Webster, Adgate & White,
Have conjlanfly for fate,
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Of all Kinds.,
Cut Nails of all sizes,
Floor Sprigs »nd Tat!ks,
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A qtnntity of kiln dried Indian Meal in
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Oft. 1
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ALSO,
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Nov. 11 3tavtf
Office of the Insurance Com-
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January next (being thefecxid Tuesday jij
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will be held at the Company's Office, for
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To serve for one year, and ontil others
shall be chp r en.
Th» Ele&ors may vote either in person
or hv proxy; but no Stockholder can—
" vote at any ileftmo for Dreftors unless
the Stock {hall have flood in'his or her
name in the book." of the Company at least
ihrife months preceeding the time of such
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COFFEE,
54 hogsheads ? „
3jo barrels \ l ™> ooo lbs -
Just arrived in the Rebecca, Captain
Hughes, from Jamaica.
FOR SALE BY
Peter Blight.
Who has also now landing out of the Mer
cury, from Oporto, Choice
Red Port Wine,
/ N P 7 P L S.
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f-v mfcy ;:*:.
Nfi, %&.. Qbefßttt K ftrtcti bttivftn 4«W &
t- v .'.' Frmt Strrtii, '
■ ;RE7~URNS h\s|oi^«£ a ',ef>'t
tlioiip wh« hare biriored nim withthj?t«ih«
pjoymer.t, snd *begsM«»V# t» »ffur» tjieni-,
that tVom hu eyet-fwr j«
tendon, boviß at «>1 time* have, it io faff
to Ju r J»ifbt%»iu wjtU every
inhis ptpftfljun m., the ne weft fiftioi) i»4
of the twit quality ;. : «nd fi>r the-biitar »«•
comrtK>«itinrt t>f htftoWifcww fw Mttk*
Jce« «*"» (Brtae«4Hp in tkr fSvto* M*
habit
Lpndon
N. B- He makes the famous Tatent
Stay* for tlie Apparatus Spinafi* I-*t. ml.
ens, in the u'e ot which heb»sbeen v«ry
focc«ftful in curing diltortiotu in You g
People, and has netcr fai ed to cuic «!»n
applications were made in d»ie time, ni d
now begs leave to pielent to tlie public a
proof of tlie happy effects.
In September last, Jane* D"dds, late of
Britain, applied t.. me .rctpcfin ft on: r.f
his children (a child tv« )'c»i s mil an l » f
old) who hat) three o 'he Inv er verteln x
of her Spine dift. rtcd, was very weak,
her l>od_v bending, c»>nld not he mi
wtihout p*l'i Jtad no life «t tier lower linn •
an<l one of which fee 1)1.d contraftirc, and
had "O ea*e but in a lyinf pnfluie. Tie
parents informed me that (he had been
lor five or fijf montUs, and cou d aicou; r
for it no Other way tlian a »eak tp. Ij.n't
on by tl>e who*piug-c nugh, prvviut? to
which the child liad been idive if healthy.
I T pon the Bth of Seprerub-r 1 tired the
child with a pair pi paten' " a ys and a ' a P"
Extend*"'} ir » •<» a . v ®
fli'e feerred perfertly rafy, could fit upr-f.nt
aird be carried about without c*nip a i 5
Thf distortion is now fcartely percepti
ble ; the cnild can fta'td or fit uo r igh',a d
walk with a little :iflhtancr. 1 'hi- i* ittef
tedby the mother df ihe child who ha< re
mained since in the city for the benefit M
mv attendance, the father having feons to
ilierountry.
The above is a iuft Hate of my lh,w '
cale. BETTY DUDDS
N. B. The Editor o/ Ail Gatettthtt • Mi
wide* the care of Mi ■ M-hethnit. w *ia iai un
the ft }l md apptratus jtr Jome Ivne ; I "j l
wasttuiy alarming, hut the profptci oj it' I '!* '/
not a hna' fire, is very flattering.
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Dancing School. «
Wm. M'DOUGALL presents his com
pliments to the-Public—Tluuks tlierfl f<r
the great encouragement he has experi
enced these twenty odd yeart. He wi"
open his School for this Seafor p n Mcndry
the xjth o<stober, at io o'clock in the
mo.rnmg, in that large and <legal)t S.loo"
in Harmony street, leading from fitrrd to
Fourth street, turning the Vorixr of No
;o, South Third street.
Hjs Employers may he affiired, ike striA
ordei 1 . and decorum that has *lw -y«
o'oferved in his School, fliall HiU " P" | g ~
futd—and that their children * illJxtJOprt
in the molt approved and Eiod<Tß
Note—'An Evening School ft* y ctsa t
Gentlemen
o<3 10
1 o all who it may concern-
TAKE noiire, tint • rsMr
of the late SeffiorTof Onure<s I «•»» •»
apply attlirT:esfur\ of V.* Uritri
for tjio renewal of the M^r%
ral-LnanQ'Sre OUifk-te, drfl-'w*' 1 *
loft Ht my l.ojßing' in thi c'ty '* Tm\*'
rielplii-),' intlie year » 7 9i.
* -
{Tued in tl;<" 'Delowarr Staff to •'•« 6
ft-ribc 'be > refi «r at *cw-l »» c >
u-rli eit Sanmt P'teri ' '•"*
. «■<•• e iA"isu" ts «» '*
to the l»fl of D-c?inbci jaae* h/»
said C» irtnen}ali<o*« ®^ c "' -
Ncir,C»fH', Not. i■y-'?94
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