daily even i'n'g advertiser.
[No. -J9 .of Vol. VIT.] Wednesday, March it, [W! oJc No. <■' 1 1
I, A N D 1 N G,
'rem trig Toor.tr from Lirexrcor., ,
■toved & Bafet SAL T <
Doable GlouccflVr. m whole <®
rPORTtR BOTTLES, a,
sr *
Thomas & J°^ n Ketland.
Mnrch 6- d -
hist Pub.iflied,
nd to be fold V.yTKomas Dobfon, No? 41, I
Second Arret, Benjim-.n Davis, 68, His .«
ftr ect, Tohn Ormrod, 41, CEefnut street,
and by the Editor of this Gazette,
: 'roceedings of the Executive r :
of the United States,
RESPECTING w
J"HE INSURGENTS, r °
1794.
MARCEL?.U c —as pyblilhed in the Vis-
in. November and December
HISTORY of the REVOLUTION in
ENEVA. •-2
REPORT of the late Secretory of lu e «
March 6 '
Wants Employment, £
Ap. < f '<>n who has at -ierable knowledge
I CONVEYANCING, a general krnw-
ot Acct-'uaH and F 1 ■ 1 r«1, and write 1
pood liarid. He ">•.,!? engage by t'vft
ear, either in an Office o: Merchant'
eoroptiiigitouft A line atld'elfeol to JB.
nd left at the OJtticc of t e Ga.ze te of tlie .
Jnued States, will be duiy sttendedto .
Jan. to eodtf
—. —. I
Scheme of a Lottery, <
To raise 39,900 Do/fart, 6rt 566,000 Dollars
Jlrdufliuy. 15 ~pcr Cent, j>om the f*rtzts—
'Jhis Lottery confijls of 38.00 c Ticket}, tf
uhi, I: there are 14,539 Trite*, and 23,461
Blinks, being about vr.r and an hiiy blanks It
a prize.
THE IXiitflor? of the Soc it ty for eftablifi •
ing Ufetu! having refolv I
-d t rt rreft LOTTEKJF.S for raifnjg One I
tfu Kdr ed Thou san d Doju ia r s', agreeaimy e
:<> an At\ of the L< g»Il <*iire 9! tkc Sft« of a
New-]cifey, have appointed the fallowing }
perfon.s 10 fuperirHcnc; and dij'.ft the draw-
l rig otthc (•) inf 1 v 7„ N'ch«»las I ow. R ufus {
yvnjfard Ha> rtlon", JAW rfcr >.— <ol U, J
Cornelius Ray, of the ot New-Yoik — (
Thomas Willing, joseph Ball, Matthew M'-
Colinand An<ir-.:w liayard, of the city of j
Philadelphia — His Excellency Richard How
rll, fcfq. Elias.BoudAno;* General Elias Day 1
ton, James Parker, |«» hn Bayard, Do&or 1
Lewis Don Nam, Satfiurl W. Stockton. JofV.ua (
M. Wallace, J"feph Bleoirificld, and £lifb a !
Bon'dfnot, of Ntw-Jerfey, who otter the 1
following Scheme ps a Lottery, and pledge
hemfelvcs to the public, that will lake
e*ery affur nCe and precaution m their power 1
to live itie Monies paid by the
from tuve to time, as. received, into the 1
Hanks al New-York and Philadelphia, 10
remain for the purpose of paying Pny.
ivhich shall he immcdia'ely discharged by a
check upon our of the- Banks.
SCHEME:
1 Pnaeof Dollars is ao,oco r
1 10,000 io,oo<" J
2 10, ©00
t ij e,ooo 10,000
• 10 i,coo 10,000
20 50© 10,000
I GO 100 10,000
«jOO 50 15,000
lOO© 2# 20,000
2000 15 30,000/
30©0 12 y 36,000
B'-co 10 81,000
M>539 262,000
•.3,461 Bla»^»r— drawn nnmber. 2,000'
I.n ft Threw n miinbe.r, 2,000
38000 Tickcts at" Dollar? each is 266. OffC
The drawing will commence, .under the
lafprftmn of a Comf*»ittve of (he Sirpenn
tenc!a*t«, a« fortn ai the I ickets are fold, of
v,htch timely notice will l>c given.
The .Supermteudams have appointed John
'■!. Carwnnng, oi Kewaik. Jacob R. Har-y
enht-rg, of NfW-B«iofwick, and Jonathan
Kriifa, of Ttfrvton, immediate Managers
t lereol, who have given ample fecuiity tor
!tfcharging * hje trust repoffd in them.
In order to fecuie the pnnftual pay
inrnt of the Priy s, the Superintendants oi'
Lottery have dirc£led that the Managers
i=»U ear.Kertei into in 4-,0«0 dollai.<,
'th four lufJficienti*ecu»'iti s,to perform then
• »il« unions, i he liiSllancc pi wlrieb 's
I. That whenrvy either of the Manaprrs
' >all receive the furn of Three Hundred Dol
i-irs, he (hall imnidijtely place The fame in I
•ne of the Banks of New-York or Phijadcl
\ hia, to the ciedit of-1 he Governor of the
»nety, and Tuch o! the Superintend apt s as
ve in Ihe city where the monies are placed,
> rcmayn there until the Lottery ts drawn,
( >r the payment of tl>\ Piizes^
11. The Man age's to takic fe
" inty so» any Tickets they may trust, othe'J*.
»ilc».o be refoonnb'e for them.
HI. To .. ep rrgniar book%<of Tickets
,-Mop.u received and pjsid in'* the
l arlt, anO'afts ot which thai? be sent,
ttMfntWy,- lo of the Society.
Pait-r jjanuatv 1, 17Q4.
On application to eiti"Tt of the above eeri
'-emvn. information will be given where
tickets m«iy Ot had.
:: '
For Sale or Charter,
Captain I*o veil,
NOW laying at Walnut street whart, a a( |j
staunch good not i years old, burthen on
about 1600 barrels. For terms apply to 0 » c
Joseph Anthony h Son. cor
March 9. cliw Ar
— the
For LONDON, d,f
THOMAS MASON, Jure. Majltr ;
Burthen abont iaoo barrels, the greatest __
part of her careo bcir.fe; engaged, will ful on
■or before the 24th of March. She is a ftont
vessel, well found, Philadelphia built, f. i's
well, and has good accommodations for pafi
fengers. Enr fre'ght or palfaee enquire of
MATH!AS KEELY, South V/ater-ftreet,
GAZZAM & T'AVLOR, or
RALPH MATHEfts-Race-ftreet, No. 71.
February - £•
* For Fuight or Charter,-
The Brig r
ABIG A 1 L, r
j A - w - T ru f< u * ™*f cr -
about aooo barrels, now ly
ing at Jeffe and Robert Wain's wharf, will ar
be ready to take in a cargo in a few days. ft,
■ For terms apply to the mailer on board, or
THOMAS NEWMAN,
No, 118, south Second street.
IVho has Jlor boardfaid Brig,
3000 bushels Lilbon Salt,
A few boxes frefli Lemons and, Orange?, j n
And a few quarter calks Lisbon Wine.
"Feb. 27 d
Genteel Boarding & Lodging, S
s A T
No. 112, south SccondJlreet. 1
' March 7, d2W
i : . . t y
' Thirty dollars reward. v<
Ran away from the fuhferiber, a J* c
French servant man named Pierre La Fitle, a- 1
e bout 30 ) r ear? of age, of small stature, blue .
y eyes, large nostrils; haeTon blue clpthes, like
1 a failor*s, and has a small wound in one of
p his fingers. He left my plantation • tft Sa
turday morning, after ftealirig fcveral silver \ "
s spoons and forks, part oi which he fold to a J*.'
filvyrfmith in Fredericktown. He rqticed "
ed Cicilie, ilinni n j i'i ' n"'' l " ri " rn
' me. She had on a green petticoat, and they V
both speak bud English. lie fays he is a gard- ;
ner, and hadbeen afeaman on board, a French 'J
privateer which, he left at Baltimore, previ
ous to his coming into my fcrvice at Frede
ricktown. Any person who will fecurethem ]■
, c in either of the jails of the following places, t
, c (hall thereupon receive 15 dollars for each of J
( the said run-aways,' of the following per
sons.
► t John Vaughan, of ThiladcTphia ; David
,e ?fe\rart and.Sons, Baltimore; Moses Myers,
o Norfolk ;or the Subscriber,
'■ E. P. M. DF. LA VINCF-NrtERRE. <
a Er?dericlctowß, Maryland, Feb. 16.
All Captains of veflels are warned not to
carry thetn out of the country. dlw3taw2«i
iej AT THE
Qard & Nail Faßory,
)c j No. 59, north Front street,
50 Webster, Adgate & White,
Have cor\£antly for sale,
5 C Cotton, Wool, Tow, and
Machine Cards,
1° ' Of all Kinds, '
30 Cut Nails ot allfizes,
DO- Floor B'adf, Sprig', and Tacks,
do Fullers Shears, Gun Flints and Wool (
Hats,
o A quantity of kiln dried Indian Meal in
1C barrels
A new EdTtion of AHgate's Philadelphia
nl Harmony, containing both the nil! and fe- ,
cond part*, beini; the m<>fl aproved tyl
hn ten> 01 Rules and tUe belt coiedtion oi
11- , Tunes now in uf#,-
an A/so for Sale,
rs a coiMPLtre set or
Machinery for making Cards
y On an Improved Conltru&ion.
or Ort. 2 1 rawtf
Ihe New
Philanthrophic Society,
rs Conflituted for the purpose <;f relieving
ll- sick or diftrefTed members is open for the
admiflion of a few Subscribers on the origi
[l - nal terms, after which the entrance will be
hr advanced.
as The benefits arising from the above insti
tution are too obvious to require much com-
n ' ment •,-independent of advantages produeed
r by intercourse, the eonfeioufnefs of
contributing to our neighbours' relief,affords
r " the higheii gratification to a feeling mind,
rts while it fecurest® ourselves a certain provi
hf fioh agatnft future contirgencies.
~ N. £. Printed particulars may be had
(gratis) at the bar of the Sun Tavern,Straw
b.-rry street, where the Society is field.
•n. The next meeting will be on Monday the
re l6thir.ft.
March $• m&thjjw
- LIBRARY.
Notice is hereby given,"
That a general Meeting of the Library p
Company of Philadelphia, will be held by
adjournment, at thfc Library in Fifth street,
on Monday next the sixteenth instant, at fix
o'clock in the evening, in order to tke into
consideration the propriety of encreafing their S<
Annual Payments, and repealing so much of
their bye-laws, as authorize the Dircdors to
dispose of tl\e Real Eftatc of the Company.
By order of the Members affcmbled at the
Library this day.
Z. Poulfcm, jun.
Secretary pro t?m.
Monday, March 9 dtM.
BEE F,
400 BARRELS FOR SALE;
APPLY AT
No. 82, south Front Jlreet,
samuel" coates.
March 7 *6t [
New-castle Pier Lot
tery.
Tickets in the above Lottery may be ex
amined at the Office No 149 Chefnut
ftreet between Fourth and Fifth flreets.
Arrangements having been made to obtain 1
regularly each day's dfawing.
Information also wilt'be given where" fc
a few remaining Tickets may be purcha- f
fed.
N. B. The Lottery commeneed di aw
ing the a?th inft.
'23 Feb. . d.
SHAKSPEARE'S WORKS.
— c
Mount ford, Bioren, & Co. <
RESPECTFULLY inform the Patrons to 1
thefc Works, and the Public, that from the 1
very Liberal Encouragement they have al- 1
, ready received in the Undertaking, they will '
] be enabled to put the First Volume to i ■
, Press in the course of the ensuing Month. j
I This being the firft attempt made in the i
f United States for the publication of the ! ;
Writings of the celebrated Shakfpeare—and j
r J the magnitude and elegance of the Work j
A rendering it materially expensive, the Pnla- \
i lifhers anticipate a generous Patronage from j
an enlightened Puklic.
—' ■■ ill b|- printed - on a new and handfonae •
- ThefirK volume WffiK
h ifsiecc of Shaljpeare.
Subscriptions are received by theprinci- j
a pal Booksellers in this City, and throughout
s, the United States, and by the Publifhcrs,No.
>f 75, Dock street.
Feb. 28. eod3t —iaw4w
d Wanted Immediately.
a Smiths, i good fireman and White
S*nith, good encouragement will be given.
Apply No 162 or 74 Market street.
° Phi I ad. Feb, 28, 1795,
N. B. Boarding .rnd Lodging free.
d.
— ■ -y I —' —
George Hunter,
: 5 Chtmijl,
At his Larbor.itory, No. 114, south
Second flreat.
INFORMS his former culle»mers and the
public, that he has bee;un the DRUG bu
siness again on an extensive plan.
He has for sale a g-neral assortment of
FRESH DRUGS,
ol CHEMJCAL PREPARATIONS, «nd PA
TEfJT MEDICINEi.
In IJkewife, painters'colours, dry and ground
in oil, paint brushes, window and coach
! a glass, dye ftuffs. linseed of' oil of turpentine,
c " copal oil varnish and j*pa*, warranted good.
J- Allum.cc\pueras,madder,ground rcdwwod
by the hogfbead or fmallcf quantity.
Ashe imports the simp! s from the best
market , and makes tKe compofitif,ns and
preparations himfel*, he is enabled to vouch
j for and warrant every art.cle fold out of his
$ Laboratory, and like wife to dispose ol them
at the- moll reasonable rates.
He wishes to fell a large LOT of
~~ GROIIND, 'he north-east corner of H'gh
and Eleventh-ft'eets,containing 78 feet front
On Htgh-ftreet, and 200 fret on E'rventh
ftreet, opposite Mi. Leiper*snew building* —
)g And another LOT on the north fide of High
ie street, near the 28 feet front, and 200
'i- feet deep. Both lots tuve the privilege ol a
5e 3° f« ft alley in their rear.
Dec. 13. sl f
WAnted,
d f An Apprentice
.Is To the
d ' -Watch making and
Repairing Business
"1 APPLY TO
C. Campbell,
be No. 3, south Fourth street, two doors
from Market llrett.
Jan. 19 4awtf
American Landscapes.
PROPOSALS 'f.
FOX PUBLISHING JN AQUATINT A
N TWENTY-FOUR ■ the
VIEWS.. t\
Seleiled from the nioft ftrikir.g and inte- "J
rcftintf Profpeifls in the United States ;
each »f which .VIEWS v ill be aocom-
'panied with a descriptive account of its
Local, Historical, and other Incidental 1
Peculiarities. , . , v ;|
By G. I. PARKYNS;
Author of the " Monajiic Hrvtain: attd AncUnt , no
Cjjlles in Great JfriLutu 1 lei
— nut
CONDITIONS. mc
I. That the work shall be published by S«jb- t j, c
fcription ; and that each Subscriber flail
engage to take the whole set of Views,
and shall pay for each if bla- k
or brown, 2 Dollars ; and if coloured 5
•Doll ar-». j
11. That th« dimensions o p each engrav-
ing ftuill be 24 by 17 inches, executed in j ntl
acjuatinta, andpublilhed won paper of a _ rt
superior quality. The publication X.6 com* J
mence immediately; and one rtgravirpjtf t j ly
be delivered to the Subscribers, on the firft j
Monday of each succeeding month, until y- (
the proposed faries lhall be finally compler- an
' d» v j
1 111. That with the lafl View of the scries, roJ
shall be delivered an engraved titie-pajfe ; m .,
I elegant charadeiiftic vignette; a map w j
— j of the route, conneded with the proppeds
exhibited in the the conrfe of the Work ; cni
and an Alphabetical lift of the Subscribers. Q j-,
TO THITPUBLIC.
THIS Work is offered to the public at a
; crisis peculiarly nterefting to the Arts. A- [jJ
midst the ravages of war, and the convulC- j, (
. ons of a revolutionary age, they mull Uievi-,
0 tably languish and expire, unless the fame
e happy country, which affords an asylum to
the persons of the persecuted and diftrefTed,
II shall fofter and patronize the labour and affi
-0 | cUiity of men of genius and talents. Advanc
j !ng, indeed, rapidly to the zenith of power, I
c i reputation and opulence, America, even in '
, ( a state of vniverf.il tranquility, must soon
j j have become the rival of Europe in learning
t j and tafle, as Well as her superior in moral ty
i_ j and government. Under the present cireum
n i fiancee of the world, however, thi oppor-
I tunity occurs to anticipate the deflined peri
ie ! od of pre-eminence ; and to render America
_ | at this eventful hour, the guardian and rro
£ . i.»—*-£ ■.gfi-v fcicnce that can enlighten,
T affn rf- _
mind.
On this principle, more than the clajpi of *
' merit, the Author presumes he shall not fail
to attrad the public attention ; but still, he
hopes, that he will not be found altogether
undeserving or defeAive, either in the choic
or execution of his fubjeil. No country pof-
~ feffes fcencs better calculated to inspire ideas
of the beantiful and sublime ; to exalt the
foul as tPc philosopher, to enliven the foug | J
tc of the poet, or animate the pencil of thej*|
painter, than those which lie profufely fi_at-;
tered over the American continent : Eut un- !
fortunately there is no country, whose native
charms have been so fuperfic-ally explored, or
so imperfe£Hy delineated. Hitherto, indeed u
the toll of converting a wilderness into a slate
~ of luxuriant vegetation; of providing the
necessaries and comforts of life; and of adap
ting civil inflitutions to the genius of a jiew
nation, seems to have been fufficient to en
gage a I the firength, and all the talen sof
the inhabitants of America. t/ The people of
Europe, on the other hand, corrupted by
' ie wealth, and deluded by piide, have rarely, tl
IU " camparatively speaking, overstepped the I
boundaries of their continent in pure search n
of information or pleasure. The ruins of
art, which encumber their domestic scenery,
have been preferred to the novelties of nature •
A - whiih arifc in other regions; and the time q
has been, that a View from the St. Lawrence r
to the Mifliflpi would have been less valued,
ch than the feci ion of a palace, or a mutilated
fragment of antiquity. But iu refpeift to j 1
j both, a revolution in fituatfon and sentiment '
0 has been accomplished. The American finds
leisure, with a retrofpc&ive and joyful fenfi- 'j
bilicy of heart, to admire the graces, as well ''
c j, as to reap the abundance which providence J
,j, has bellowed on this country; and the Euro- 1
, m peanis compelled, with an anxious and ex- ft
pe<slant eye, to look abroad for that peace &tl
of prosperity, which Tie can no longer enjoy at
jh home.
Nt The attention of mankind being thus di- h
h- re<9ed towards this countfy, every thing that i
— relates to its physical, as well as to its poiiti- a
;h cal interest, will, it is presumed, receive a
00 liberal encouragement. The Author of the
1 » present work, therefore, Confidently makes 0
the exp riment on a new fubjeA, and in a
new flyle of execution. The art of engrav-
— ing in Aquatinta, has indeed, for some time
been held in high ellimation throughout Eu
rope; its clofc imiiation of fmifhed
ings, and the free but forcible m nner in 1
which it depi&s the light and graceful touch
es of nature, are properties, that seem pecu
liarly adapted to the American fcenery,fome c
of the t>nt» and colors of which are certain- 1
ly no where else to be found.
Exclufiveof these advantage*, it is likewifi t
in contemplation to render the work a repo
)r® fitory of descriptive topographic»TS»d biflo
rical faifts refped.ng the circumjacent coun
try from which the views wire taken : bu'
o <t\yc MI <Ft(sl to t) i* of fcir riwttial
•n<', 1!" >u'i ct tofm folici :! • aCJG oce c*
. tft, who is poflefied ».i tv hentic
fortration, vh'tHtr relating t*> •iie-N-iural
i.iflory.oi tc the memorable ev-.r.t*, -cnne&ed
vith the refpe&ive encrtvingv The n»ajf o; \
thetovr will exhibit th* r<-Utive fituaCcn of
th« vicwi. a* well with reU jA to e* rfi her
a* +h the principal Cilice snd T Wtfs ©f 'lie
f*veiil Sutes, commenting at tiic city of
| WMhingfon. . •
As .m additional Ye comm*nd a t ion to the
i favor of p patriotic public, it may not be im- L
(proper to obf rvethat the paper and ev ry
other articic employed in executing the vor»t
will be of; American nianufa&urc, and.of ,
theb«A quality.
Twelve drawing* are and the ut
most.dispatch will be used in preparing and
delivering the engraving*. Amongu the
number alluded to, the following u-»y be
mentioned ;
1. A view of MpW Vernon, the (eat
the President of tho United Stat^-i.
2. Philadelphia. "•
3. City of Wafliington.
4. New-York,
£;c. &c. &c.
It is the of the Author to £ni!h those
obje<slt» firfi, which arc most important and<
interrefting ;and i f the Public p*txo age shall
prove ;nit quatc to the expellee, he propof fto
extend his undertaking to 24 .Views niorc<
than the number contained in the pi cfcit I'ro
pofals. In that cafe, however, the firft set of
Views will be so arranged, as to form either
an independent wdrk for those, who may not.
vvifh to renew their fubferiptions, or a feriet •
conne<sled with the second set for those, who
may wist to continue their patronage till the
whole i* completed* "■
Letters or other communications for the
encouragement, elucidation, or improvement
ofHhe work, the A thor requefls 'may be ad
•Jrefled to him at New-York. ., 4
Subscriptions are received by Mr. Harn
fon, at his nlane,
bjr Mr. Carey, BooWeller, No. 118, Market
ilreet, by all the principal
Book-fellers in the United nates,
1 February 28. d. -
FOR SALE,
At the STORES of
JcfTe 6c Robert Wain,'
PORT WINE in pipe , hl.ds. ami quar
ter calks
LISBON do.in p'pes »»<4-qHnrte.i calks
Soucliongand C 1 EAS, in quart*/
chests
A quantity of I.ifbon a Cad<z SALT
Soft rticlled ALMONOSin bales
1 Velvet < in do.
Ruflia MATIS.
' June 0 d
I —Z
" C ft uTOtfai n num.
; Notice it hereby given,
That the Committee of Exabilnalitn of Ta
lents and Preteifions, belonging to the Coluni
g fcianum cr National College of Panting.
_ Sculpture, Archite&ure, and Engravingycn
y tinue to receive recommendations from those
£ Artists, who m. an to become Members of
that Inftitutron, inc'ofed to Mr. Groopibridgt
,at his house adjoining the Bank ps Pcnnfyl
vania, and addrefied to the chairman.
c Signed by order of the Committee o£ E*-
, amination, See.
J. J. IJAURALET,
e THOS. ROBSON, Aflift. Sec
Feb. 27 d
v 1 " "
Columbianum.
i;
ii , Fohrusry 14, 179-.
y AT a Meeting of the Fellow Artiflsof
the Colurnhianum, at Mr. Grnombridgc't
e Houl'e, adjoining the Br.nk of Ptnnfylva
h iiia, in the City of Philadelphia,
f G. I. I'urkyns in the chair.
'< Resolved,
e ' That the Columliianum or National
e College, (hall apprise the Artists of Ame
' l ica, and such Ladies and Gent-lemtH, as
d > are desirous of fending fpecimen# of their
performances, ejthtr 111 Painting, Sculp
ture, ArchiteAure, or Engraving, that a
, s PUBLIC EXHIHITION will be opened
in the City of Philadelphia, on the firft
II day of May next, when those who wish to
c be Exhibitc, . are req&efted to notify
_ intentions as soon as polSble, addref
- fed to the Chairman of the Columbianum
k. through the hands of Mr. Groom bridge,
it Kefolved,
That the Rooms intended for the Ex
- hibition (hall be announced to the Public,
t is fooii as the preparatory arrangements
- are completed.
1 Resolved,
■ e That every pofTible care shall be taken
of such performances of Artists and Ho
* norary Exhibitors a« are intended for the
Exhibitien, and that they (hall be return
' ed to the different proprietors, at the close .
'* of the fame, with every luitabfe precau
tion.
Resolved,
That the Rules and Regulations for ,
e coiyluiflinjr the Exhibition, shall be laid
before the Public at an early period, with
the names of the Gentlemen that compote
ft the Committee of Exhibition mi Models,
v- Signed by Order,
o- P. P. PRICE. Sec. protetn.
n- THOS. ROBSON, AUift. See.
ir I Feb. 2* *