:• , '
PAIL YEN IN G AD V E R T I S E R.
[N T o. 111 of Vol. VII.] Monday, May i j 795. [Whole No. 834,]
fcrSALE, FREIGHT, j
or CHARTER,
The Brigantlne
~3SiSsL Pomona,
Built in the bril manner lafl Autumn at Ken
sington, of LIVE OAK is" REii CEDAR,
i is m compleat order, and may be sent tm sea
without any exptnfe (proviftons
She carries 1400 barrels, hishandfome ac
' for PafTengers, and may be
i fete at Hamilton's wharf.
|i l or tjrmiapply to
EDIVARD I)UN ANT,
IS". 35 Union Street.
Kay 5 '
r iTTI~v. Wanted to Pur chafe
A SHIP or BRIG
Of about 1200 or Ijoo Bar'
***>"*- rels Burthen.
> a.lfo
To Charter
A SHIP Or Hlt IO of the
Bnrlhen of 1500 to 1000 Barrels to load at
Norfolk forthe Weft Indies.
Apply to OEOR.GE SIUBALI), No 18
Penn Street.
April 21.
Just Pubjifhcd,
And to be fold I>y Mr. Ornttod, No* 41,
Chefnut street, Mr. Dobion, 41, Second J
flrcct, Mr. Davies, 68, High ftrect, and
by the Editor, 119, Chelnut street,
I, An ALPHABETICAL LIST
OF TIIE
DUTIES
i* Payable by Law, on all Goods, Wares &
ported"into the United States
cifter the Tact day oi March, 1795. —Price
1-Bth of a Dollar.
March 19 d
V RIS b A r IS PULL IS HED
[ Price 25 Cents']
THIRTEEN LETTERS,
On Democratic Societies •
By GERMA NICUS.
Sold by Thomas Dobfon, No. 41
Second Street, John Ormiod 41 Chef-
Yiut Sireet, Benjamin Davies 68 High
Street and by the Editor, 1 19 Ciiefnut
Street.
is April IP.
-nirrtrrrrEAisnr, —
Majfaehufetts.
and from thene© to CAPE NI
CHOLA MOLE,
The Ship BETSEY,
Pearfon Freeman, Majler.
THIS /hip is now getting a thorough repair
at Mr. Gierke Eyre's (hip-yard. ,md will
f.dl for Portland in about ten days; in about
four or five days after h.r arrival there, file
v. ill fail for the Mole, she has uncommon ac
j commodatioms for pafiengers; a number of
tl. /'n may he receivedcither here by apply jig
ta tly Suhfcribfr, or at Portland, by apply
ing to Vm. Cobb Eftjuire, or to the Captain.
LOUIS OSMONT.
April 28.
For Hamburgh,
V*- .• J' John Vannemax,
""'7 m Mailer.
NOW lying at Walnut ftrect wharf, and
w!l lail early inn^ t month, having part of :
her cargo already engaged. For freight or 1
}ulUgc, apply to the Captain on board, or
to
Thomas & John Ketland,
ITU bum fir Sal,, received per the above vefel,
Duck, Russia, Ravens and Hollands,
l.ead, Englilh afcd German in bars,
Anchors, fr et n Bto 14 cwt.
Tin, in boxep,
No's. 5, rt, 8, a 1, Sen
Sheeting, white and brown, Hollands,
Platilies Hoyales, Diaper.
•Steel, Frying Pans, Mill Saws,
Cables, Junk, Window Glass 10 by 12, &
y by 11
ALSO OK HAND,
A few pipes best Holland Gin,
l)o. London particular Madeira Wine,
C laret in cases, of superior quality,
Sheathing Paper, and an afl'ortmcnt of
Glass Ware, conflfting of Tumblers, De- 1
canters, Glaffcs, &c. &c. plain, flower I
ed aild cut.
C 'f r i f tV (io " lj ' e Gloucester, in whole and
half hampers.
March 19
For SALE or ,
n Majler,
Burthen about 900 barrels. For terms an- 1
l>!y to JOSEPH ANTHQN7 ~X? SON.' 1
. V\'ho h 've now landing from on board fail
Boop, Malaga Wine, ir. Quarter CafJ:s
Prime Beef, Spermaceti Candle. and'
W hale Oil. l i Tn „
A I O tilot
April 28.
- For LIVERPOOL,
"THE SHIP
WMm MANCHESTER,'. :
John Cox, Majler,
A conitan: trader, built of cedar and live
-1 oak, fails fact, has excellent accomanoda
' trons for pafftngers, and u ill fail in about
three weeks. For paflage app 1 !)' to Capt.
Cox, or
Rundle & Murgatroyd,
No. 11, Walnut-Street Wharf.
Who have for Sale,
OZNABRTGS & TICICLENBURGS,
In Convenient Cases, for exportation,
and entitled to Drawback.
Alfa
25 Hhds. Miifcovada Sugar.
May 6. 3tawtf.
. f&rar For ltverpool,
the American Ship
George Clay Commander.
She is nearly a new vdTel, well fitted, and
a constant trader. She is intended to fail in
thecourfe of the present month, and to re
turn an early Fall Ship. For Freight or pass-
apply to
PHILIP mCKIIN & Co.
VTio have for Sale, from on board
said VeiTel,
3 cases Cutlery,
Copper in Sheets and Bottoms,
Drop Shot assorted,
Red Lead in calks of 7 a 8 Cv/t eack,
Whit? Lead in do. cf 3 Cwt each.
Tiny are a 'Jo Landing from the Sloop Georges Luke
Hammond r&ojier, from laying ai
Chefmit Street IVbarf
ID Puncheons JAMAICA RUM.
Andfrom the Bojlon Captain IV.jb
burnt from Liverpool,
22 TONS of PIG LEAD.
• They have also on ha,nd,
Rich Mountain Wine in Quarter Cafks s
Fine Old Port Wine in Pipes artd Hogsheads,
Spanjfh Liquorice Bali, in boxes of 2 Cwt each
Brimllone, crude and reKned,
Men's Englilh fuddles,
English fail Canvass assorted,
150 Crates Queen's Ware,
Crown Window Glass Bby io, Ahd
A Quantity of d
May 8
1 1 .
£ In the Chancery of New fa-fey.
April nth.
. Present bis Excellency Richard Hoivell,
Chancellor.
Between Lydui Omlerdtmei, Complainant,
and
Henry Ondtrcloack, Defendant.
The Complainant in
this catife, having this day filed her bill of
j complaint, prayisg for certain causes therein
t set forth, to be divorced from her hulband
Henry Onderdonch, the above
_ having made due proof, that the said Henry
hath, after the of <;oniplaint had arisen
removed himfelf without the jurifdidion of
■ this court, so that the process thereof cannot
be served upon him, or if served he cannot
be compelled to appear and answer or plcfid,
and having thereupon jirayed a hearing Upon
the fails charged in the said bill.
It is therefore ordered that a hearing be had on
the facts charged in the said bill, accordingly
on the fir(l"day of July next at the dwelling
house of William Hay, Innholdef, in the
city of Trenton, at ten o'elock in the fore
noon, a copy of this order, having been firft
publilhed in one of the public papers of this
state, and in one of the public papers of the
states of New York and Pennsylvania, or
served on the said defendant for the space of
two months at least, before the said day ap
pointed for hearing.
Richard Hoivell.
ApvU 22 eodtj
ALL Persons indebted to the Ellate
of Mary Lewis, late of this City,
deceal'ed, ara requested to make immediate
payment; and those having any demands on
laid eilate will pleafc to apply for Settlement
to DA VIU LEWS, Executor.
May 8 th iSfjtf
George Cl arks on,
CONVEYANCER,
Has opened his Office at No. 120 Spruce
Street; where he will be happy to at
tend to any builntn his friends may put into
his hands.-
Ma y « taths tf
WANTED^
ACbild's maid, to attend a Lady on a visit
to New YoVk.
Enytir, of tie Printer,
'• d 4 t
St. Croix Sugars
IN Barrels, St. MARTINS do. in do
fiAVANNA MOLASSES f or f aie by
SAMI. r. franklin,
T o 7 §ou'h Frout and
. 5 36 South Water St.
i uw;f
A FEW COPIES
Of ihe celebrated Pe forma ,ce under Iht
Signature of
M A N L I U S,
M y b. 1 had of
John Ormrod, No. .41, Chef
nut Jireet.
FRICE—2S CENTS
800 K S
PUBLISHED, mid FOR SALE by
THOMAS DOBSON,
At the Stone Honfe, No. 41 South
Second Street.
Alphonfo and Dalinda, or the Magic of art
and nature. 67 cents.
Adventures of Alphonfo, byhimfelf. 20
System of Anatomy, from the Encyclopedia
with 12 large copperplates. 2Dollars.
Beattie's Evidences of ChriSianity 50 cents
Beattie's poems. 50
Booth's apology for the BaptiUs j.j
Burke's refledions on the French Revolution.
I Dollar.
Campbell on Miracles, in answer to Hume,
80 cents.
Clarke's v'Efop's fables, Latin and Eng\ifh.
33
Cofnaro, on temperance, health and long life.
i j
Crawford en animal beat 50
New Dispensatory of Edinburgh. 2 Dollars.
Medical and Philosophical Commentaries. 18
Volumes in 9. 2D015.. &50 cents pr vol.
Fordyce's Sermons to Young Women. 80
Goldtmith's Def -rted Village. j 4
Comprchenfive English Grammar. 25
Grave, a poeih by Dr. Blair, 14
Colhns's poems, with Love Ele
. ft -\y . jo
Hamilton's Outlines of Midwifery. 80
Hopkinfon's Works, 3 volumes. 5 Dolls.
Jenyns's Disquisitions on various fubje&s 23
Life of Joseph by M'Gowan 50
Moore's Fables tor the Ladies, with Lang
home's Fables of Flora. jo
Mpre's Sacred Dramas for young persons.
common Paper. 62 I*l cents, fine do. 70
Moore's Search after Happineis. 20
Lcmpriere'sTour in Morocco. 87 1-2
Medical Tranfa&ions of the Philadelphia
College of Physicians. I Dollar.
Nicholfon's Natural Philosophy, illustrated
with 25 copper plates. 3 Dolls.
Opinions of the Federal Judges on the fuabi
litjr of a State, 50 cents.
Filey s principles of Moral and Political phi
lelbyhj. 2 Dollars.
Paley's view of the evidences of Christianity.
1 Hollar 7j cents.
Percival'sMoralTales, and Fables for youth.
jo cents.
Ditto fine 67 CCBU ,
C.'eftfrfield's advice to his son. 50
Popj's Essay on Man. !3ceHts,fine 2o
Present for ail apprentice 20
Price's Sermons. 67
Rigley on Uterine Hemorrhages. 30
Memoirs of the Year »joo. 1 Dollar.
System of Mineralogy and Metallurgy, from
the Encyclopedia. 1 Dollar 33 cents, 1
Rowe's devout exercises of the heart, com- 1
mon 3712 cents. fin.; 5s ;
Dr. Ruth's Medical Obfervi'.tions and Enquir- '
ies. 2 volumes 3 Dols.
Df. Ruffi on the Yellow Fever. ID. 50
Seleda e Veteri, a new and improved Edition
in the press.
Selcda e Profanis. 80 cents.
Shipwreck, a poem by Falconer . 44
Sherlock's Trial of the witnelfts at the re
furre&ion of J.fus Christ. 20
Smith's Wealth of Nations. 3 vols. 3 dols. '
Smiths (Charlotte) Elegiac Sonnets 14 cts. '
System of Chemistry from the Encyclopedia
Quarto 2 dollars and 50 cents.
Taplins Farriery complete 2 dollars 25 cts. '
'Fables of Logarithms, Sines, Tangents &c.
Underwood on difcafes of Children 1 dollar
Water»'s system of Surgery abridged from
Bell 2 dollars and 50 cts.
Winchester's dialogues on Universal Salvation
62 1-1 c[s.
Memoirs of the year 250 a I dollar. :
Buchan's Family Physician greatly im- '
proved will be publiffied in a few days.
Truxton'sßemarks, Instructions and Exam- !
pi s relating to latitude, longitude, variati
on of the compass &c. &c. with a chart
of the Globe &c. 3 dollars.
Also an extensive variety of books and stati
on:'r Y' I w 10 w
No. 94.
Diflrift of Pennsylvania,
TO WIT. j
Be it remembered that on the i
twenty sixth day of March, in the nineteenth '
year of the Independence of the United States '
of Amcrica, Joseph Priestley of the said dif
trid hath depofitedin this office, rile title of 1
a book, the right whereof he claims as au- I
thor, in the words following, to wit i I
" A continuation of the Lettels to the 1
Philosophers and Politicians of France, on 1
the fubjed of Religion, and of the Let- j
ters to a Philosophical Unbeliever, in anf- 1
wer to Mr. Paiae's Age of Reason—By *
Joseph Priestley, L. L. D. F. R. £. & c i
&c." 1
In conformity to the aft of the Congress '
ef the United States, intituled "an ail for •
the Encpuragement of Learning, by fecur
ingthe copies of maps, charts and books to ;
the authors,and proprietors of such copies,
during the times therein mentioned."
Samuel Caldwell,
Clerk of the Difiria ,f PcnnMvemh.
« raw*jv
FOR SALE,
Between nine and
10,000 Acres of Land, ,
Situate in the county of Frederick, and •-
fti-.te ol Virginia, being the greater part of
Grecnyvay Court Manor. P.rt of this trad a
lies on the river Shenondoah, between thirty J a
and forty miles above its junction with the ; j
Potowmack. The Shenondoah is capable of r
being rendered navigable, and the navigation
of the Potowmackis in a fair way of being
complicated to tide water which circumstances
ofter in a few years a water carriage to the
f!©urifhing towns of Georgetown and Alexan
dria, and to the City of Wafliington; from
all which plages the said tra<st is distant bet*
ween seventy and eighty miles by land. The
flouriihing Borough of \Vincheiier is only
twelve or fourteen miles from it.
Between three and four thousands acres
Ot (he land are leafed generally for term# t
Hot exceeding twenty one years and many y
of the terms have only fliort periods to run. °
Ihe remaining quantity being near fix r
thousand acres, cenfifts of the most valua-
ble part of the tra<sl being extremely rich c
Smeftone land» similar in quality to the
Very fertile country in Lancaftcr and York
counties of this state, and m Frederick
county of Maryland. An indisputable
title w'ill be made to the purthafer.
T his tradl being fituatcd in a most
healthy and fertile country, offers a most
advantageous investment of money ; as no
part of America can exhibit a more rapid
and improvement, and conse
quently a more rapid increase in the
value of real estate.
It would be advantageous
to a company of fcttlers as the part not
leafed, admitsof being divided into farms
of any fipe to suit the convenience of the
parties concerned. ,
One half of tl«e purchase money mufl
be paid at the time of sale, and the Remain
ing half at easy ir.ftalments with interest. °
Further particulars arc deemed unneccflary L !
as it is probable the land will be viewed, by
any person disposed to buy before he purcha- a
fes. / 11
The price for the whole trafl may be
known on application to the lion. Thomas
Hartley, Esq. at Yorktown, to the hon. John
Wilkes Kittera, Esq. at the town of Lancas
ter, in this (late, to Charles Lee, Esq. at A
lexandria in the state of Virginia, or to the
subscriber, at ag, no. th Second street in I
tins city, who will treat with any prrfon or
persons disposed to purchale till the fifteenth J
day of Junc next.
Richard Bland Lee. J
Philacl. i 4. tu & s im
Dijlrid of Pcnnfylvania to tvit.
BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the fiHl
day of May, in the nineteenth year of the
Independence of the United States of A
merica, Jama Ph. Pugtia of the said Diftriit
hath in this Office the Title of a
Book the Right whereof he claims as Author U
in the following words, to wit:
" The FEDERAL POLITICIAN, by 1
" J"" 1 " Ph. Puglia, Teacher of the Spa- .
" niih and Italian Languages, and author "
" of the Spaniffi work entitled el D,fengtu» '
" del Hornbre, or the Man Undeceived. °&c. "
" modus in rebiu, sunt certi (Unique Pines, *
" Qms ultra citraqueneqvit consistere RECTUM,
conformity to the Act of Congress of r
the United States intituled "An Ad for the '
« encouragement of Learning, by securing h
" the copies of Maps, Charts and Books to "
" the Authors and proprietors of such Copies
" during the times therein mentioned.
SAMUEL CALDWELL
Cleri of tin VJirici of Penrfvlvanio.
Ma y 2 tuthf tf
Notice is hereby given that >
an attachment was issued out of the inferior c
court of Common Pleas in and for the count
ty of Cumberland, in the state of New Jer- a
fey, returnable on the twenty-fifth day of f
February last, against the goods and chattels,
rights and credits, lands and tenements of
George Hutz (not being a resident at that
time within the state of New Jersey) at the
suit of Jonathan Ballinger, iudorfee of Job
Butcher, which was levi.d by the sheriff of
the county of Cumberland "on a certain
Hoop or shallop called the Fly of Philadel
phia" with its appurtenances, as by the re
turn o thp said sheriff will more particu
larly appear—and notice is also hereby fur
ther given, agreeably to the direaion of an
ad of the Legislature of the state of New
Jersey in such cafe made and provided, that
unless the said George Hutz fliall appear and c
give special bail to answer the suit so as a- t
instituted against him by th said Jo- t
nathan Ballinger, within such time as is pre- a
scribed by law, « that then and in that cafe t
judgment ffiall be entered" against the said
George Hutz " by default, and that the said
sloop or shallop so as aforefaid seized on the
said attachment" will be fold for the fatisfac
tioh of all " creditors who Ihall appear to
be justly entitled to any demand thereon
and (hall apply for that purpose."
Salem, in the county of Salem,
in the said state, the thirty first day of Marcl
A. D. 1795.
GILES, Cleri.
Lucius Her at it Slociton, ")
Attorney foi the Plff. j
April 1 law ttf
Advertif iDcnt.
Take notice that on the third
5 Day of March, the C ••. i' 'o t>f the
id kubicribers was difTdved by mutual confecit.
)f All pitfon* indette.i to t!u f-i"ti Company
51 are requeued to mate speedy Payment and
y j all jperfor.s 'having demands fV.id 4 cm
ie : pany are reqtocfled to exhibit them for ieuler*
)f ment.
n Lewis Dfbkis,
g '
;« Samuel Breck, jun.
.e Philad. March 3d. 1795. 2a\v3»
L-
ll 1 »■
Ao. 03.
e Dilirict of x crmfvlvania,
y to wit.
.. Be it remembered that on the
18 twenty Pisth day of March,in tfiie nineteenth
y year of the Independence of the United States
1. of America, Thomas Dobfou of the said <iif
x trid fk-pfmfctft in tkfcOflfcee the ti Je of a
I _ booh, the right whereof h£ claims as prcpri-
etor, in the words following, to wit:
e " Rematks, Inftrudipiis and Example**
k relating to the Latitude and Longitude'
\r atfb the variation of the compos, &c. &c
c to which is annexed, a general chart of the
Globe, 1 where the route made by the author
ft in differ en* (hips under bit command, to
[j. the Cape of Good Hope, B.:tavia, Canton
0 in China, the different parts of India, Eu
(j rope and the Cape de Verde I/lands, arc
marked for the purpose of ihewiftg the
beil trad of sea, to meet the most favour
able winds, and avoid those perplexing
catiris, which tod often attend Aflatic voy
is ages; together with a Ihort but general
it account of variable winds, trade winds, «
s monsoons, hurricanes, tornadoGs, tufioons
e calms, currents, and particular weather
met with in those voyages, &c. he.- 1 — By
Thomas Truxton."
! In conformity to the a£l of the Corgrefe
of the United States, intituled " an ad for
the Encouragement of Learning, by securing
v the copies of maps, charts, and books to the
L _ authors and proprietors of such copies, dur
ing the times therein mentioned.**
e Samuel Caldwell,
ls Clerk cf the Dirtriffi 'of Pennsylvania.
n 11 iaWjjw
f- — _
ie THE PARTNERSHIP OF
n MOUNTFO RD, BIOREN &CO.
>r IRIXTF.RSi
II IS this chry dissolved by mutual ccnfeni. All per
fens having demands ogainfl faidfirm are dfired to
furnijb their account and those indebted, to make
payment to toefubferibers, ivht art duly Author'fed -
is f ttli all concerns.
JOHN BIOREN,
April 24- PATRICK MADAN.'
» .
810 REN f-i MADAN, Printers,
CONTINUE itbt Printing Bufmefs as itfual, at
their Printing-Office, No. 75, lhck-frest. Hav-
iffy dgeneral djfortmsnt of printing materials, they
hope to give everyfatisfaftion to those mho may / leaf 4
to employ them -
Printing in general, Ship Advertifoments, Cards,
Handblls, &C. executed at the Jhortefl notice. '
J_ The frft volume of the IVirks of oHaKS PEaR S
is riotvi n the prfsx fbufcriptions are rec. ii'ed by
the bet'fellers in this city, and the United State* ;
at the ojfue of "the Aurora, atid oy
t'je pvbljhers, No. 75 Dock Street. Gentlemen
j holding Subscription papers in the different flutes, art
.j. requcfed to transmit the names of the fubfcrilcrs
ivhich they have obtained, to the publijbers, in order
hat the firfl volume may be forwarded to them.
April 2SU d $tiaw^iv
zs ;
No. 92.
Diftrift of Pennsylvania,
TO WIT.
„ Be it remembered that on the
twenty sixth day of March, in the nineteenth
year of the Independence of the United States
)r of America, Thomas Dobfon of the said dif
-1 trid, hath deposited in this offcee the tivie of
r- a book, the right whereof he claims as Pro
:>f prictor, in the words following, to wit:
s, " Elements of Physiology, by Jo. Fred*
>1 Blumenbach, M. D. ProfefTor of Medi
u cine in ordinaly at Goettingen, member of
it the Royal Society of Sciences at Goettin
b gen, and of several other Societies in dif
>l ierent parts of Europe. Trail flat ed from
11 the original Latin, and interfperfcd with
I- o> cafional notes—By Charles Caldwell-^
> To which is affixed by the Translator,
1- an Appendix, exhibiting a brief and com
pendious view of the existing Difcoverica,.
n relative to the fubjed of Animal Ele&rici
v ty. Volume 1."
it In conformity to the ad of the Ccngrefs
d of the United States, intituled " an ad for
1- the Encouragement of Learning, by securing
>- the copies of maps, charts and books to the
> authors and proprietors of such copies during
!e the times th:rc:n mentioned."
'i Samuel Caldwell,
, c Clerk of the Dfrift of Pennsylvania.
Aj.ril 11 iaw'4w '
" SAL T.
'j' Best Cadiz Salt,
Just landing from on board the Brig Trial,
or fala at MelTrs Willing and Francis's wharf
>y
Levimis Clarhfon.
March 11, d.
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