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i ' ,' * . - ' & ir V, gj ; A- - v .•
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oasefte of Jlfafcg
DAILY EVENING advertiser.
-— — r**n 1 Te
[No. 1 8 of Vol. VII.]
Nankeens.
.rt Nenkec", MtUe Drawback jfl
»■.•* on AT
10. 40» north Fifth street. j
], ,o daw I
w«eto of I
Green Coffee,
' ,87 hluk. 4»l"»'--i-t »«* *®P bj Ss» entit I
ieil t»ihe <1 ■ awluck. Qorer! «r> MalEfV I
V.'Lr iifc V vba-t*.
I/7 aJ t» I'l 'i/ I
Bourdeaux Brandy, IJj
Lji.do:! I Pra
'. L • :•<< >••. p.*. titular Madeira WINES, I
yj*.rip?*. a id quarter eMks, I
Malaga DO.annual 10 c*(ki, I
Alt''C l H'ld ot et ilUMin.hhds. I rea
M.C'ii"*SUOAli.«>f the fnfl tjualiiy. I ( : re -,g
y- M»ik» MOLASSES, I at Xa
Hjrfoa *l'l A j
J iinaifa SpmrTS, I
11 >11 ir.it IN, m pipes,
I/ ;\F Si; (/VKjin hints. | D
ttfPEi;, %. fit-, I
. > SAM *V I
Lcnntuis Clarhfori, ]r
I „ 2:6. i >MIU water S ic'. I
r £ "
FOR SALE, |
At the STORE.!} of J
effe & Robert Wain, ,
• POilT WINK in pipes, hhdi. and quar I
fir i At I
LISBON d *"4 qorfrter casks j —
So!!C l u"<£ar<i Cungn TEAS, in quarter j ,
rhell'i rf# - I
4 <.• -ssvjjtity »f Liiliun and Cadiz SALT I j„(j
So''- !• ..!<•' \LV.CNOSJnbaIc* I Coll
VoI.'t'COKKS, U'do- J low
Hi ,'ja MAI IS. 1„
|us *f H I
Defiant Subfcribcrs■ |
T" 1 i.» (j.feru. iirc fi'e»eby reljpe<sfcful- j
. ifjuefteH o pat up their Snpfcriptions 1
j» ;!ie Cwft ol" v ?>etsi. The Editor I iVd
wi)i'. t Older t«c ot ciwifidfTinp { Drj
tiolr who do not Then renew thtrir Sul> I
fti'>|iynr. paying Six Months in Ad- I r
■%4Sf\, a s dsclinii £ to tike the Paper airv 1 lo r;
' I J
As there is a cO',fr!er*l>ie S»m due f'om I __
r-rrnite SaWcii'ws for thelate hall' Week- I
K Pu ; J'Jbcd bjr the Ed'ror, he most I
t'ar-icgy ■ r —.■ ■ n V (»■ ■ ~1 . -
lid,, r» take the ea heft opportunity
ic;.i'uti"g kim te«h«y irray ref-I
be i'.idtl) ed—li.e fumj are indi-1
»r!u i.iljf y'®" 6 — tlic «ant ol' the Agg r '- j
rsjv wi'cly fe\t. I
plcafant Country Lj
Seat r
be hiied fur one or more years j
•» p»;fcffi(>ii given imiixdiately, consist- I
'1 U 1
A neat three story brick howfe I At
v I
\ lk ,ba;u,a Kcllei Wj.:er, and an excel- I
lent I).»i-n; Orchard, c«ntair.iulg 15° trees I
—li Hfiru.'ed 4 jniles ftoinjhe city he- J B)
t vce.itU W'fljiiick >n roadaniij* Sclmyl j
k ~ at rhr dill nice of an ap ctabk wa?k 1
thatrfvei , whe ea p egfuie boat may |
k.' crv.ive lientiy kepi. The rjuantiiy of!
I.aM b cnnfliied to B,or extended to j
k J Uiiiicr ot arres not exc»<ding 43. I
A f)'y to J'wJathan Willia :is jun. at j
Jli.ua; P e ifant, adj lining tbe PriniifeJ. j ' ia
|j.n. 4 J 2awtf Ilu
just Pu jlifbed, I th
r-„; - hi" n n--UMinr, S* d rord bv Mr. Ste- 10l
p'.e 1 N T i 57, sooth Second rt-reet, lie
MEMOIRS p
h
General Dumouricr, Cl
*'KITT£N SY HIWIELF. IV;
ALSO, I a
Walker's TRIAL, h:
A.kiu's Lt-titf. s on Literature and j
ol L«fe,
How to Grot/ R:cb, a comedy, I e
Ihe Vt oodm.in, t *\ comic opera. |
I" the eourfe ot this month, S. H. S.nitli I
U'ti No. 1 oi'the Mouihly Review I
r *I« ■ ed. j
S ich as wiiYi to tic f-ipplied I
v tl. this wi.jk, .irr ie<juefted to leave 1
I eir names with M . Srej h#f>s, or with 1
il»e »n above Fourth M
ftt>et.
6 I
TO rfb SOI.D BY |
T. DOBSON,
Principles and Observations I
APPLIED TO THE I
MANUFACTURE anu INSPECTION I
or I i
Pot and Pearl AJJks. ,
By DAVID TOM'NSEND,
liil'pr ctor of Pot and Pearl-Alhes for the I I
Commonwealth of Maflachufetts. j t
Piib'ilhed iccordinj; to Art of Congress. j t
' Vhtfc.obfervations relate to an exttr.five I"
iiifinefs ; and are designed, in the plainest I
manner, to t -.vey profitable information I
to thoTc irttrefled in it, who have ne leif
«re o'-'ipp, ♦•unify to feaichfot theprinci- '
pes therein c iua:ned, ia the writijigs ofl
j»i'oiciCiinal t iuwiiis.
Wednesday, January 21, 1795-
, i a. ■ 1
For Sale or Charter, I Va>
j MARGARET, L n
Master.
' She is in eomfijeat repair, and of altou 1 1
I 3100 bftrreh UurtliMi. J
1 Jeflc & Robert Wain. >
I Dec. 29 j the
I " ' I 101
For Hamburgh, 1^
I The fajt-failing Jhlp I on
Industry,
j LYING at Walnut-street I j.it
I SaL^r^•",y .vha f. will fail in »bout 15 lon
I days lit .. i prevented by i«e) having ajftn
I teat iMn "f her cargo engaged F«i j 1
| freight or p uTage apply to JOHN BROWN 1 No
| at said wh i' I, or I a "'
Tiiomas Newman, j tai
No. üB, South Second-fti eet. j>l
J Dec. *8. ' d!f g
BuiJington Pork.
j m<
A QJJ A N'T ITY OF J
1 Best Burlington Pork, Ihe
TOR SALE BV I
Levi Hollingfworth & Son • J m<
1 oa. 31 d |'J S
Nicholas Diehl jun.
I Infomnhis frlencU pnd the Public, that in I
I coiilequeoccol the Resignation of ]ohnHal- I
j lowel, tit)uire be ia* been corarxilfioned I
{at a I
i NOTARY PUBLIC,
I fa
j Within tbs City of Philldrlphia, ana at I c;
1 j»refent keeps Office at j
j Ne. 19, south Fourth Strett, jta
r I Ur'4il amo e convenient fiiuation can be I
- I procur d. I T!
- I N. B. Hr Hill means to aa a« an At- I T
v I tori.ev ar J aw and Conveyancer. I in
Jan. j i-*)i 3tawtf jin
;i j J re
11 } HA Z -D'i I
( r j HnforicaTC ollecnoßs. f
'.] JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE BY
~ THOMAS DOBSON, 1
lAt tile Srone House, |N* J 41, South Second-I
I ftrcr:, I
j Historical Colleftons,
I consisting or j
State Papers,
I And oihei Authentic Documciiis, intended ai j
an H of the I T
y I UNITED STATES OF AMERICA : 1 1
i_ [ By F.r&k* zzr H azako, A. M. Mcmh r o. r J
.» J tjbe PiiiiofophicaK Socicty, Fel- I
ik 1 low o t «»e Americau Academy of Arta I
I Sciences, Correfponderft Member ol I
of! the Maiiaci.uf«-!ti H>ftoric?.l Society.
I Two large quarto volumes, price Tt n Dol- I a
0 j lars in hoaijs. ! c
I A few copies of the fecood volume whitw I 3
I have been fubfefribed for, and for which the I j
c j (übienberf have paid one dollar each, are still I
- lon hand. Subfciihcrs will p'cafc cail fori
I them at T. Dobfon'* Store. I
- I 1 tie importance of material! for » History I
te- jot i)>c Unit S.aics will be generally acknow- I A
j ledged ; the design of this compilation is to I 4
I pielerve the early and authentic documents I
J on this fubjeft whieh had becow.e exceedingly I '
I frarrc, and were n»t obtained without diffi- I
j cutis. j
> I Many of ;hefe pafeM are very ciwioul, and I
j will b* highly entertaining to the lovers of I
I Amnitan Antiquities, and whea considered K
jatauthentkc memoirs of the early tranfac-1
, I tior? ot a people delbned 10 r>ccupy a diftir.- I
1 I guifhed and enviable flation in the annals of I
I human iherty, they bccoaie pccvSiiriy inter- I
I efting and impouant.
. v 1 »S- *»*r 4W I
AT THE
»ve I Can.i y Nail Factory, J
•it'.! J No. 59, north Front street, }
Webster, Adgate & White,
„ I Have conflawtly for fule,
Cotton, VVool, Tow, and
Machine Cards,
[fls Of cl! Kinds,
'"I C'.ut Nails of aJlfizes, ;
j Floor B'ad>, Sprigs and Tacks, ■
ON I Fullers Shears, Gun Flints and Wool I
I Hats,
1 A quantity of kiln dried Indian Meal in I
I lianeli v
I A new Edition of Adgate's Philadelphia!
the I Harmony, coutaining both tbe fir tt and fe: I
I eond parts, being the mod aproved fyf- 1
■ess. I teni o 1 Rules and the belt cole&ion of!
five | Tunes now in|u(e,
nefl I Alfe for Sale,
tion I a complete set or
kjj- Machinery for making Cards
„ „(•! Oil an Improved Conftruition. I
' Oet- a iawtf I
Valuable Real EJlates by IT*
AUCTION,
On Thursday next, the 2id In Rant, at
6 o'Clock in the Evening, at the 7
Merchants Coffee-Houfc, will be fold No. !
by Au&'ion, the following Valuable
Lots of Ground : —
No. ». A tote of ground situate on
I the North fide of Market street between
I toth and u th ftreete, and immediately op- ■y
I pofite the new bu'dliings now erettinft by
( Mr. Thomas Leiper, containing in Front
I on Ma ket street E. and W. 78 feet, and
lin dspb N. and S. 20®, this lot has three Tj 1
I from s ,7Bfeetin Marketftreet, 230 fret irt
I u th street, and 78 feet at the North end
I oil aJo feet street, the privilege of which j a
I street this lot is entitled to.
I No. 2. A lot of, ground situate on the
I North fide of Market street between joth
I and 11 th streets, a t the dittance of about 7;
I tee t East ward of the above lot No. 1. con- Sa
I tain ng in Front on Market street 28 feet m uc
I in depth foufhward 200 feet hiving two f or f
J fronts, and entitled to the privilege of a
I 30 feet llreetat thefouth end.
I Tbe terms of payment are one third of
{ the purchase money in cash, one third hi j.
I three- raonth*, and the other thiTd io fix .
I momlii from the day of the file, Notes to ™~
j he given for the tw« last payments, with
I interest included, the payment of which to
I be well fccured to the fatisfaftion of the
I Proprietor——when an unexceptionable u
I Title f.ee of all incumbrances and Hn
■ j mediate polTcffioii tv »l be given. T 5
I Jan. 16, i 795» • 1
• I Edward Pale Aufltoneer. fine
I This Day was publiftied,
I VPrice cents']
AND FOR SALE AT I CH
i T. Bra&fords Book-Store, I
No. 8. in
South Front Street, I gla
I A BONE, TO GNAW far the DEMO- I co|
' j CRATS; or Observations on a Pamphlet I
1 entitled, "The Political Progress of Bri- J by
> | tain.'' 1
e 1 At the fame place mav be had, 1 nra
I The POLITICAL PROCKESS of BRI- pr<
: I TAIN { or, An impartial Hiftqry of ?bufcs I Wf
I in the government of the British empire, I La
I in Europe, Asia, and America; from the J at '
1 rcvolutioh in 1668 to the present time, &c j
' I Aifo— '
I The celebrated 4-rrr
-| HALTED' TOWKR"and I
The SICILIAN ROMANCE; an Ope-
I ra, by Hsflry Siddons. I fe(
And, at ufnal, I
An Assortment of BOOKS j "
| I in Law, Phytic, Surgery, Chemiflry, His- I _
I tory, Agriculture, Architcftnre,
and Mathematics—
With a general AflV>rtinent of
Stationary of all kinds. I .
I January, <79j- d I .
George Green,
j Informs his Friends and Cuf- J i
tpmcrs in particular,and the 1B-
Public in general, that he has I g,
oil a New four horse Stage, I['
For journeys,and a number of genteel j
l - I and close Carriages with good horles and 1
j careful drivers to let on as moderate ttrms j
I as any other person in the city. Enquire at I
J his Livery Stables in Pine street. No. 113. I
r I Said Green solicits a continuance of I
or I thatfhare of the Public Patronage, which I £(
M . I he hashitherto so amply experienced, and I t j
w . I which shall- be his study to merit by his It]
to I close attention to business. I t j
nte I Jan. 15 4t 1 a
1 A Large Assortment of I c
J Warranted W^atchesu
"of I From 14 to 40 dollars—a very general as- I £
red I fonment of Watch-Materials, Chain', I'•
ac- I feals,'&c. fcc.—and a few very hand-j 1
i r „ I some I *
sot I French Mantle Clocks,
ter * I For sale on low terms, for Cash by |j,
John J. Parry,
I Clock and Watch Maker, No. 38, fouth'Se- I g
cond street,
An Apprentice wanted.
| Jan. 12 tuf&sjw I 4
te Whereas an. attach
' I 'new at the fait of the admihiftritorsof all |
I and singular the goods and chattels, ri.lits I
land credits, which were of William Bur-|
I net deceased, at the time of his death, I
I I hath been ilf ied out of the Inferiour Coujt I
I of common pleas, in and for the Countyof I
I Miildlefex, agiinft the Goods and Chattels I '
I Lands and Tenements of Irenius Martin, I '
fool I late the COunt y aforefaid, returnable to |
I the thirdTuefday io July last. NOTICE I '
t l ; n lis hereby given to the said Irenius Martin, I 1
I that unless he appear and file fpeciai bailte 1
jhia I t ' le f**' aftioo, on or before the thirdTuef- I
fc- I dgy in January next, judgment will be en- 1
fyf. I tered against him by default, and the goods I '
j o j-1 and chattels, lands and tenem? ntj so at- I
I tached, fold for the fatisfaftion of fucliof I
J his-cr«ditors as (hall appear to be justly en- |
I titled to any demand therein, and (hall ap- j
I ply for that purpose, accordi»g to the form I
CVS I of the ilatute in such cafe made&r provided I
j By order of the Court, I
tf J DEARE, Clerk. I
I Aug. la, 1 awtf. ]
.Fine f'refli Lemons,
At Ftur Dollari the Box,
thomas Randall,
No. SB, Sp.uce street, midway bet*eei ara i ,
Second and Third streets. Exti
12th mo. 30
WANTED,
" A , Ihe.n
White Beans, ; n he r :
For which CASH will be given by cur\<
; Edward Stow jun. 6 '£!
No. 4, Jouth Water Street
I J an - 16 *_ ap
; Cotton Bedticks, 72 8
F ( American Manufacture.)
Said to contain thr Down and Featliers,
t mnch bet ter than the best I'UCH Bedecks.
forfarfeby
Joseph Turner, »
' No. 4, north Third street. p
II Jan. i 0 6t
* -r- 1 L
i> George Hunter, 6 .'^
° Chemijl, 9
e At his Larboratory, No. 114, fvsth
'• Second Jlreat. 0
INFORMS hia loniier culloipers and the .
public, that he has begun the DRCG bu
siness again on an cxtcrfive plan. l 0
— He has fur sale a general assortment of
FRESH DRU GS, J
iIICAL PREPARATIONS, and PA- ' c
TENT MEDICINES. , a ;
twifc, painters' colours, dry and ground C
, paint bruflies, windnw and coach 13.
dye ftuffs. linseed oil, oil of lurpcniine, a
oil varnilh and japau, warranted good. 14,
uti, cOpoerat, madder, ground red w«od t
■ hogshead or fmallcr quantity. (
tie import* the fimplcs from the best tr? .
t>f and fftakea the compositions and (,at
■ations himkll, he is enabled to vooch s ot
d warrant ever) ait ele fold out of his a ' n(
aioty, and likewise to difftefe of them f ur
noli #eafonable rates. , q,
" He wishes 10 fell a large LOT cf co[
the north;tafl corner of High
containing 78 feet front .
mother LOT on t"* nonh Rde of High ar ]
,n»ar the afcnve, rftfect front, end sob
Ictp. Both lon have the privilege ot a J:°
1 alley in itheir rear. ""
th!
BOOKS, $
FRUITED y PUBLISHED ig
y Mathe\v Carey,
No. 118, Market Street, ,7
Charlotte, a talc of truth,
llrj Re<wfon, of the New-The'atre (
Philadelphia.
id American edition —Price 75 cents. tt
e rapid sale of the First Edition of te
is interesting novel, in a few months, ar
the beft'proof of its merit.] |ih
•a 8 frtm the Critical Review, April as
1791, p. 468. fc
maybe a t»)e of trurh, for it is not un- I'l
raJ, and it is a tale of real tliftrefs— k
lotte by the artifice of a teacher, re- is
.nendtd to a school from humanity ra- :' r
than a conviction ol her imegrity of "
egularityof her former conduct, is en
I trom her governels, and accompanies
ling officer to America—Tbe marriage 1 -
m ny, if not forgotten, is postponed, c
Charlotte dies a martyr te the incon- 21
:y of her lover, and treachery of his
id, —The situations are artleft and as- 2
ng—the descriptions \iatural and pa
ic; we Siould feel for Charlotte if such ' 2
irfon ever existed, »|jho. for one error,
cely, perhaps delened so severe a pu
raent. If it is a fefcon, poetic Justice
it, we think, properly distributed." „
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liftorv of the French Revolution, from 3
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ueen and the executioa of Briflbt.
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The authors have prefumcd to affix to "
r title the. epithet Impartial; and the P
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ty, but that o» truth and liberty ; and v
f flatter themselves, that their readers
I find not drily every circumstance fairly
lefented, b<»t eveVy eenfurable at'tion, '
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• republican—Tbey love liberty as Eng- "
whig«,-and execrate every criminal aft
which To noblea caufeis endangered and
graced.-
' 111 the present ferment of the publir
tid, they ca-nnot flatter themselves with
i hopes of feeing this claim uoiveffelly
[Whole No. 740.3
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error, taining maps of France, Holland, Nether*
3 P u lands, Germany, Spaio, Italy, and the
)uftice Weft-Indiea. a dollars.
'• ' 2£, Conditutions of the United State*, witU
i, Ej* the Federal Conftitotion. 6* 12 cents.
cents 26. Peyton's Grammar for Frenchmen to
8 voh learn Enjlifh. 50 cents.
pet—l 27. Epitteti Enchmdion. 51 cents.
28, Gay's Fables. 31 cents.
f Tho- 19. Chiiftian Economy . 2j cents.
id, on* go. Cbaims of Melody, a choice colleflion
of Songs. 2 £ ccnts.
i, from 31. Muleum, 12 vole, Bvo. Nine*
of the teen dollars and eo cents#
SriiTpt. " American Mnfeum is not only emi
nently calculated to diHeminate political and
f uther valuable infoimation, but it has beeif
affix to uniformly condufied with talle, attention, 4
ind the propriety. It to ihefe important obji fts be
•them- Superadded 'he more immediaie dtfign, of
to an, relcning public documtfata tfi>in obit 1 100, I t
. an Jj will venture topir.nounce, as my fewtiment,
readers '^ ,l " ufelul iitersry plan has never
e fairly hecß ' n America, ror One more
deserving of public encoutagen" nt."
General Wathington.
| 23. Poems of Col. Humphreys, gi j-2 eeixs.
Icetl y Catech'fm ot Man. 18 1-2 cents.
P rinCl " 35- Tom Paine's Jeffs. 18 1-2 cents
,er ' or ' 36. Carey's account of the Yellow
as Eng- rdit'.on. 50 cents.
in«l act Devout Chiifnan's Vade Mccutn. z$
red and • CCI ,,,
38. Garden of the Soul. 50 certj,
r public Think well (Hl't. centa.
es with Doaay Bible. 6 dollaia.
»erfally| Nov. « 9