Gazette of the United States.
PHILADELPHIA,
THURSDAY EVKNING, OCTOBER 21.
Prices of Public Stock,
PHILADLLP H »A, OtTOKKR *O.
Eight percent, ftock—lO<S jut ct-nt.
Six pet cent, and 1 q
N.vy ditto j 8 ? -ior.y6p.xo/
Deferred 6 per cent 861-4 17/j
Three per cant. 5 3 i-i ic/8
-15 1-1 per cent. 85 1?/
4 1-2 per cent. none at market
BANK United Sc.ates, 35 p. cent ad»aii."\
N. America 51 ditto f 400
InfuranceCa Fenns'a io ditto j
■■ ■ North America i%a 15 per cent. 7
below par—nominal j 10
Turnpike - 150 a s6o dolls. 300
Schuylkill Bridge par »c
IVatcr Loan, dolls. 100
r.ahd Warrants %f dolls. 100 acres nom.
St. Augjjllnt Church Lottery Ticlets, 9 dollars
EXCHANGE.
On London at 60 days 71 o 7»! I
On Amilerdam, do 39 a4O centO
[per Florin >
On Hambvrgh do 36 a 37 cents \
[p;r Mark
Rates of Foreign Coins and Curren
rencies in the United St.ites per
■ act of Congres for payment of £)i£
ties. "
Enjrlilh pound sterling 4 44
Irilh do do 410 /
Butch Florin or GuilJer 040 (
Hamburgh Mark Banco o 33 I 3 J
try T lie iubfcriber having frequently
heard complaints of the want of accuracy i n
the price current of public stock, has conclud
ed tctiiirnifli the Gazette of the United States,
occasionally (it called for) with wh*t rnav in
his opinion be considered the Market l'ripes
of Stock, and the Rates of Exchange.
M. M-COtfNELL,
Cbesnut street, No. 143.
Tne following orfi>J<»r<J/>iy,refembles much
of Noah Webster's, and deserves a place in
hi 3 Babylonian Di&ionary.
An advertifetnent for letting lodgings runs
thus in a certain paper—" Hay sack and
Jlour to let, thicken and Carrot. It may be
proper to apprise the reader'that all this
.means nothing rr.ore than " A fec»nd floor
to let, Kitchen and Garret,
A Highwayman was lately apprehended
on a grey horl'e, which it appeared, had
.been his companion for some years. The
name the animal went by, was not inappro
priate to hij situation, " Old Rcbin Grey,"
There formerly lived a Mr. John Cburib,
at the %n of the Six Bells, in Friday flreet
i-ondon, to whom a precise Quaker thus
addrefled an ejiiltle—" John Stceple-boutd,
at the sign of the Six Nccdlctses, in Sixth
Day Street.
A gentleman, who lodged at the house of
a Carpenter wanting a piece of wood for
some purpose, went into his landlord's Ihop,
and took such a piece as he thought wotjld
answer ; Which the Carpenter perceiving,
observed that, for the sum he received, he
could not afford to find his innate both in
board and lodging.
A Tar being told that hostilities would
soon break out in the Eall-Indies, afkcd, as
how ? The narrator then went on to flute
that Tippoo and Ztm.in Sbab were both pre
paring for war. As for Tippoo replied the
*?.!ilor, our generals will soon tip it to him,
and as to your Sbaman Sba'U. there will be
an end to his Seamanship the lirft time any
of us gets itlong fide.
A Gentleman, who happened, to be in
Company, where dear V.nico was prrfent,
and almost fiifibcatrd with the arAbian gale
ci his perfumery, rep-ated to a lady, who
• fat by him, the following lines froiir-C'oiy-
which do, in some fort, describe a di
plomatic Tribble.
I sann >t tilk with Ctvil in the room
A fine Puss Geritlemin that's all perfume,
Thcfgbtj enough—no need to fmellz. Beau,
Who thru its his nose into a raree (how !
His odoriferous attempts to please,
Perhaps might prosper with a I'warm of bees,
Hut, wc who make n j honey, though we Iting
Poets, are fomet im'i apt to maul the thing.
A Crimp attempting to inveigle a young
Sb<pi>et d to inlid, by the dale promise of
making him a Sergeant, was archly anfwer
jed by the latter, that he was already a
Jield officer.
The late Lord Courtenay, wjia was one of
the oldded lam lies in England being
married to a Mils Clack, who was much infe
rior, in point of birth, a convcrfatiou took
place, on tliedif| arity of the match. What's
your objettion ? laid the B.fhop of Exeter
to a lady, who took the principal lead in the
•onveri'ation —want of family, my Lord—
want of family, echoed the Bidmp, why I'll
prove hev of a bettsrfamily thin his Lordlhip.
He may, perhaps, trace his snceftors, as far
back as the conquest —but the family of the
Clacks, are as old as Eve.
lurxcMTF.n
On a young lady, who had pafT'd feme time
In playing with a very young child.
Why on this lead of little Milies,
Did Celia wade so many kiflrs ?
Quoth Love, who dood behind, and fmil'd,
She kiff'd the Father in the child,
For the 24 hours preceding Tuesday mor -
ning at fun-rife, there werfc 10 deaths in
Baltimore and its vicinity.
[ A per!" nuy tVe iia'rifVof Joshua Matt!-
son, of AHaui'i,, S'.ifr of M
been apprehended it :7V fly, i\'. Y. fui
Counterfeit Dollti's,
Oil Saturday lad the foundation ft or. e of
the eal>er« pier o? t|ie Scliliy 1 kill Permanent
Bridge was laid, m tl:c pre fence of the
Mayor, a number of the members of the
City Counci), Aldermen and other refpelia
ble cifizei s, tidio honored the D'reflors of
the B; ■•(1 e Corporation with their company.
Til ? ceremony of laying the stone, (on which
the date was illlcnbed) being linillied, a
neat ami plentiful collation was participated
in accompanied with sincere and appropriate
for the covnpleti >'.< of the un
dertaking, wnieh is so intimately conne&ed
with the prosperity and convenience of this
weathy and flourifhins; city. The nuller
Mafou and workmen alio took a pait in the
ceremony.
Par amoun
of a f:ire
4©o
We fire happy to date, that from the
quantity of materials in rWineft, the puCUi
ality with which the funds are sustained, the
great increase of tolls from the prefer.t tem
porary bridge, which, yields a large lurplu
i'age.after giving half yearly dividends, the
wcu-k will be prog-reded in with fpir.it and
certainty 011 the opening of the next fcafon
—the present it is hop?d will give time \Jo
get up the firft pier, as it is but a few feet
from the solid rock to the furt'ace t»f the
ground.
In ancient Home, on the occasion of any
great public undertaking, presages or omens
were looked for with much solicitude, and
good or ill success often followed, as ardor
was excited or reprefied, from the mode of
interpretation.—Without attaching value
or negleft at the present like antici
pations, it can be attended with 110 bad con
sequence to notice an agreeable circum
flance oil the present occasion . —Precifrly
at the hour appointed for commencing the
ceremony of placing the firll'ftonc, fettling
it, examination of the inlcriptian, adniea
furement, Etc. the (ky which h..d been ob
scured for three days by heavy clouds, ac
companied by tempelluous rain, wh:th th:ea
tened a' drenching continuance, fi,d.!enly
cleared away,"and the fun flionewith entp'nf
ed splendour from the date of theaimufphere,
and exhibited a clear blue expanse on one
fide—wfcld, on the other fide, a Rainbow
—the arch of beaven, appeared i 1 liv.ely
hues, and in the utmod beauty, being strik
ingly contraded with the august and volumi
nous dark clouds which were propelled by
the wedern breeze.—On such an occur
rence, if fancy can be brought in, in aid of
reason in favor of good, the relult may be
well. Poulson.
Mi. Cu.
Between 9 St 10 o'clock on Tuesday night,
as a man and his wife were returning home,
in Catherine ftrtet,"near Second, they were
met by an unknown person in a sailor's hab
it, who ordered him to stop, and immediately
•lifchargrd a pistol at the roan and thfn
made off. The explosion alarmed the neigh
bourhood—-The man was condu&ed home,
and upon examination it appeared that one
or two dugs, had entered just under the left
pulp, and lodged near the spinal bone, Me
dical afliftance was called in .{.but it is fear
ed, from the direction of the slugs, that he
will not survive. The wif- had her hand
and arm confidently mangled by the dis
charge.
Vigilant feaich is mafiing for the appre
henkon of the perpetrator of this nefarious
aft. From a screw found near the spot
where the deed was committed, it is suppo
sed the villain uicd a horfepiftol. Pbii. Gaz.
We undcjljnci a Fellow bat been arrested
on suspicion of bavin? been the pcrpetraor
of the above torrid deed.
On Saturday evening last, as M r . John
Chain, of East Penlborough, was leaving
this town with his waggon, the horses weri
by some frightened ; in attempting to
stop them he was thrown from his horse, the
waggon ran over his bread, and he expired
immediately. [Carlise paper.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.
From the Coffee-bcuse books.
T he U. States frigate New-York, Capt.
Morris, will call into the Delaware, on her
way to the windward I(lands for the purpose
of taking under convoy any vessels that may
join her—She is ezpefled to leave New-
York on Sunday .next, and will remain 48
ho in Old Kiln Koads.
The Adams frigate, capt Robinson, will
l ea ve Cliefapeake about the 3d November,
and W >H ca " into the Delaware for the
like purpose on her wfy to Cape Fran
cois.
Arrived at the Fi>rt, the three maded
fch'r La Diana, Cald.vell, (prize matter)
prize to the U. S. fch'r Experiment, capt.
Stewart, taken the id infl. laden with sugar,
coffee and cotton, and carried into St. Kim,
which placx: (he If ft the sth indant. G*n.
RIG ADD was on board at.the time of her
capture; he was lodt>»d ill charge of Com
modore Tiuxton at St. Kitts.
Fri>m the Salem Gazette
DEATHS.
On the sth inOmt, on his pafTas-e from Cal
tu ta, Captain John Murphy, in the 47th year
of his romraanrter of the brig Wafhingtfn.
Thi» worthy man was a native of Ireland, and
was brought by the fortune of wir into this
town about twenty years ago ; here he fettled,
and formed Ibe mod intimate connexion, and
in thecourfecfan indu-ftrio'us application to bu
finefi, as a failing raafter and faflor, acquired
a handfotne property. A good mercantile e !u
---catian enable \ him to do bufmtfs with accura
cy ; his preblty feenre-! hiai confidence, and
his intelligent mind fucceli. He was remark
ably kiud-he<i led and generous ; in politics he
was a fcderalili, and is every refpedl a valuable
citizen.
At ike Re? .Ms» GsMtt4<
The following gentleire have been elec
ted at the 1• te eieflion in Coinecicu; to
rcprcfent that date in Gw'grefs ; —] hcy'aie
ali true Fedcralifls, and had on an average
near 6oon votes each.
SAMUEL W. DANA,
ROGER GRIsWOLD,
JOHN C. SMITH, -
WILLIAM EDVIOND,
ELIZtJK GOODRICH
john Davenport, jun.
ELI AS PERKINS,
■» K |
Mk. Waynf,
A Publication has lately appeared in the
Aurora, ligned by Tench Coxei aecufing his
" old friend" Dr. Benjamin Rulli of a moll
flagrant breach of truth, and plainly inlinu
ating, that iii his political conditio, lie Jias
been guilty of a degree t>f bypocrify and
falfthooel -which claH'es him with the mo,ft
worthless and dangerous of men. Coxe's
cbarafter has indeed long been cor.fiderfd by
the virtuous part of the community as too
monstrously depraved, to fufFer his declara
tions to obtain any weight, except in. To.far
as they are corroborated by strong circum
stantial evidence, by the chara&er ol' the par
ty aecufed, or by his silence upon those char
ges which the public voice tails upon him
explicitly to answer. In, the fafts which
Dr. Rufli is alledged to have alTerted, this
whole nation is eflentially interested, and
every citWrt has a right to he informed on
what foundation such aflVrtlons ha«e been
made. Pie is therefore called upon
to declare whether the (latement alluded to,
is correftly made, and if so, what were the
grounds upon which he liajtarded. Vhnrgrs a
trainft a Government, of which he wis a« of
ficer, of a nature so fcrious, and as is believ
ed, so wicked! y calumnious. ,
A REAL REPUBLICAN.
ELECTION.
MR. Wayne,
The following statement of the L&ncaftcr
County Eleilion, will, no doubt give fatisfacti
»n to the Friends of government and good or
der. It is corre.ll, and proves that the address
of the federal conmittee, signed by R. Cole
man Esq. Chairman ; and William Montgo
mery Esq. Secretary ; had more weight with
th« good inhabitant of the County ofLancafler,
than an addiefs signed by a Tench Coxe, a
Tim. Matlack, a Sam'l. Bryan, a Muhlen
berg, or a J Carpenter, and a dozen more like
ihem.—lt required no great exertion to oppose
such ltadern in our county. We had between
thirteen and fourteen hundred votes lefl than
lift year, which if all had turned out, would
hire been federal. Every exertion on ihe other
tide was made, and all their party nearly to a
man came to the eleftion, so that no doubt fe
deralism his gained ground in our County, not*
withstanding all their boaliing.
LANCASTER COUNTY.
Fed. Republican. Jacobin.
Congrefi.
Thomas Boude 4175 John Whitehill 1916
Senator. -
Mathias Barton *286 C Shaffiier, jun. 1897
y.JJembly.
John Hopkins 1306 Jo'.n Roberts 193 D
Richard Keys ai'jty John Mohler 192 c
Jaeob Strickler 1178 lienj.-Kanffraan 1911
Daniel Buckley 2272 Htnry Hambright 1913
Alexander Scott 2264 Gen. John Steele 1901
Jereiniah Brown 2777 Samuel Co*ke 1897
Sheriffs.
Emanuel Reigart a»5 1 George PqflTirfd 1434
Michael Rine an 6 Godlieb Nouman -1387
York County carried the whole Anti-Fedp'-
ral or Jacobin tick-1 ; —and Adams' County
carried their Federal Republican Members, fr.-m
Affernbly down to the Comm ttioncrt. The
Congress and Senator Members being ch< fen by
York and Adams' Counties, were Anti-Fede
ral or Jacobin.
To the Members of the LegiYlature of
New-Jersey.
ELECTORS in your State, are chosen by
you in joint-meeting. By another art, puf
fed, 31ft of O&ober '96, it is cxprefsly ü ßt
clared, that th-y, (the Electors)," shell be
appointed on the thirty fourth day. pre
ceding the firfl Wediiel'day 111 December"—
that day, wilt be the 3o:h of this month.
You are to meet, by your Colflitution,
the JBth. Your friends have been uncom
monly aflive—no trouble, no expence
have they avoided, to frcure your-eWition.
Let them hear, therefore, thatytu are not
inattentive, to an all important duty- Be
at Trenton, ths Monday before, Besides
choosing your Speaker and other officers,
you have to effect, what they, for fix months
past, have been so anxiouQy laboring for,
to wit, the choice of eleftors for New-
Jersey, who will vote for John and
Charles Cotofworth Pinckney.
MOVE ON.
October 2 lit.
The soli iwng articles are from Jamaica pa-
pers.
The American ship Esgle, from Ni York,
to Ourracoa detained by His Majes
ty's Ihip Nereide, arrived on Tuefdsy even
ing.
We underOand that information is receiv
ed by an officer of his Majefty'i'fhip Nere
ide lent on purpofr that the n3i?inei from
that veflVl had landed on the iflalid of C;ir
racon and had taken pn(W?ioti--t>f f wo veiy
flrong places, which Were fwfendertid to
them without the least rcfiftanQt-.
September 19- .
In our paper of Yesterday we tyfntionec/
that information had been, received of the
Marines from the N;reide hating taken
pofleflion of two places in Curracoa, we have
lince been able to learn the cause of it.
Sonic time ago about jtj.Cmall veflels having
French troops on bonid arrived at that Isl—
and from Guadalcupe to affjft the banditti
that had rebell;d against their niaflc t those
r J •
Jamaica, Sept. 18.
planter, whs (l.ve's hid rcmiioed faithful
to them, and wqre afratd of an attack from
tire insurgents requeued as we are informed
that two passes well fortifi-d, but which they
could jmt protest (hould be t a ke.n polfcfllon
of by Englilh Marines from the Nereide
then Cruising off the coast which request the
Captain humanely' consented to protect them
from the inroads of their barberous enemy.
The American Ihip Eagle sent in hi r by
the Nereide, has we understand on board
jcv£ral thoultnd (land of arms ami a vast
quantity of gunpowder which it is affirmed
rtie was carrying to Lupply the rebels with.
We undprfland that in confequnce of ad
vices received fiom Corracoa his M ijefty's
Ihips Maleagcr, La Legere and another tri
gate failed this morning for that iflane with
all the Marines belonging to the fleet.
Gazette Marine Lift.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
ARRIVED, days
Schr, La Diana, Caldwell, (prize master)
[jSrize to the Experiment, Stewart
Sloop Harmony, Elwood, Alexandria 9
, Tobirco—Tunis Annefley, &c.
CLEARED,
Ship Galen, Thufton Cowes
Schr. Suectfs, H ck Halifax
Holfccr, Mcdler Havaßna
Rosebud, Da»et Plymouth
Polly, Lombard, Boften
Nancy, Hawkins Norfolk
Sloop Aftrea, Stanbce, New York
Schr. Atlantic, Kingftoii, from hence, to La
Guira, has been taken and carried into Tortola
—Libelled and acquitted, paying colls.
Ship Mackay, Mecham, ot Philadelphia,
was spoke September i, latitude 51, longitude
I;, W. thirty three days out from New' York,
to Dublin, all well.
Ship Swanwick, and (hip BeWlderc, for Phi
ladelphia, were at Liverpool .September 4,
SALEM, September 14.
Arrived, the brig Washington, Wilf-jn, (late
Captain Murphy) from Calcutta, in 5 months
and four days.
September 15, arrived, the schooner Sukey,
Captain Kjnfwun, in four days from Halifax,
where (he tad betn tent in by the B rt .j(h fri
gate Cleopatra, un ner homeward palfage from
the Havinna, tried, and cleared. The Judge
in his decree admitted tint there was not jull
raufe of fofpicion atjainft the v c flcl ; but this
was afterwards altered, and the costs and char
ges thrown upon the owner', in order to prevent
an appeal by the Captain 1 f the frigate, which,
of the two evils, was the leaj;
The (hip Orono, George Middlcton, matter,
was lpeke with on the Grand Bank, la itude
44, longitude 51, from Liverpool for Philadel
phia •
NORFOLK, Oftnber 16.
The (hip Fabius, Captain Klaik, has arrived
in the Roads, 70 days frem Liverpool bound to
Alexandria.
The ship Richard Caton, has anchored on
the Horfelhoe, fix weeks from Li(bon, oound to
Baltimofe.
Arrived in Hampton Roads, the (hip Union,
Captain Hooper, 60 days from Hull, bound to
Baltimore.
Spoke on the 3d inftant,ln latitude 38, long
itude 60, brig Weft India, Captain ChiflieJm,
from Charleston to London, out fourteen days.
BALTIMORE, Ortober it.
ENTERED,
Brig Mary, Kearney, Cape Francois
Fair America#, Turner, Liverpool
The Brig Fehcicity, of Portland, from Li
verpool, bound here, parted her cables 111 the
gale of wind en Sunday, and was driven on
Ihore near Chester river. The p lot fays there
are a number of vtflVla in Hampton Roads and
New Point Comfort, b >und up.
Brig Mary, Kearney, twenty days from C.
Francois.
Sailed the following velTels under convoy of
thefloopof <var Herald, Captain RulTetl :
£hip Neptune, Aifcin, of Philadelphia
Brig James Stewart, , of do.
Nar.iv, , of do.
Union, --, ' Newburyport
Schr. Lucy, —; —, of Salem
Parted irom them !n latitude 19, longitude
7». -r
Brig Fair American, Captain Turner, seven
ty days from Liverpool. Spoke the (hip Po
n;ona, thirty da) s from Lilbon, to New York.
The tehooner Nancy, of Philadelphia, .fjil
edin co. with the Serpent.. there the brig
ftlilford, Thompson, of Baltimore.
ui.-
NEW YORK, Oitober 12.
MIUVfeD, day*
; Aarbani CljyV Bavaanak, la Mar
■ , St T.hoibaa Ij
Phebc Aon) Colver, Richmond
CLEARED,
Ship Bcnaventure, Alyn, Hamburgh
Bng Welcome Keturn, Clark, New Orleans
Schr. Natarkwen, Smith, Liverpool
Yefterdjy arrived ftiip New York, Seaward,
fifty-one days from Liverpool. Spolce on the
paiiage, (hip Virginia, from Liverpool to ftor
folk ; brig Polly, of and for Button from Li
verpool.
Same day, brig Dove, Johnßon, thirteen
days from New Provideece.
Same day, brig Ceres, Codwife, fourteen
day» from St. Thomas.
Sailed un er convoy of the United States
(loop of war Baltimore, Captain Cowper, inco
with :
Hanger, Freely, Portland
Dove, Lambert Bolton
Orion, Braid, Portfrnoutti
Schr. Samuel Treadweil, VViliams, Edenton
Eleanor, Briton, • do.
Swan, Brown, New London
Polly, Paul, Pi-r fmotith
Davis, N jrf.Jk,
Two Sitters, Chace, New Yoik
Dfpatch, Thurlton, d>.
Sloop Dilpatch, , " Middleton
Charlotte, Smith, do.
Same day, fcho*>ner Mary, M'Namara, 13
days from Char elton/'difmailed m the gale ef
Saturday last. *. 1 n .
Same day, Britilh ship Alexander, Williams,
twenty-eight days from Monticrrat.
Schr. Sufaanah, Baitdj Peteribirgh, (Vir.)
seventeen days.
New-Theatrei
ON FRIDAY EVENING,'
October 22. 1 ■ \
Willfce prefnted (for the firft time this season)
a celebrated Tragedy 1n 5 a&s, called
. Hamlet,
PRINCE OF DENMARK.
Mr. Sohper—Gh'ost of Hamlet's
Fithjr, Mi'.. Wignfll—Horatio, -Mr.
Wood-4-Ctaudius, Mr, Warren—
Laertes, Mr. Gain—Polonius, ,
Mr. Bernard.
Queen, Mrs. Shiw—Player Queen, Mrs.
Salmon—Ophelia, Mrs. Merry.
To which mill be added,
Not a&ed these two years, a farce in 2 A£ls,
'Gillkd * . v .
The Village Lawyer.
Justice Mittipius, Mr. Prigmore—
Sheep-Face, Mr. BlilTett—Kate,
Mrs. Dodlor.
jr3"" On Monday, (never a£Ved in Am*'
vica) a favouritecomedy, called MANAGE
MENT, written by the author as the Dra
matic, Will, &c. with new Scenery an 4
Decorations ; v.ith Entertainments.
Box, one Dollar. Pit, three quarter! of a Dol
lar, an j Gallery, half a Dollar.
The Dnors of the Theatre will npen at t 4 pad
5, and the Curtain rifeat 1-4 pad 6o'cloclc.
Gen'lemen and La lies are rrqu'efted tn fend their
servant" to keep placesin the boxes at a quarter pad
five oMcek.
Piano-Forte,
SINGING €sr GUITARk
R. TAYLOR,
MUSIC PROFESSOR,
STILL cofmiiuwtfaching Ladies* the abov*
ftruments, &c. Thole who tmy wish for his
inftru<Slion, favors will be duly attended tb,
,on application made to him, No 96, North Sixth
| street, when they may depend on being inftru&ed
with care and attention, and: ui&ually wared on.
1 X. B. R. Taylor having a q;ood flock of Mufir,
both vocal and inftrwmcntl (particularly for the
Piano Forte) Songs, Opera's, Oratorios, an 3 Sa
cred Music Any Lady or Gentlerhan may hava
Music copied out on proper term*. He has leveral
of Handel's Oratorios, Sec, and all his Oritorio
Sones ; many of Dr. ArndtV Or ArhMdV, A
bcl**, Dr. Boycbs's, Bach's, C'anentijii's Edcl
man's, Gourd am'?* Haydn'*, Ni:ola's, Pleyei',
Schobert's works, &c. &e. A very sweet-toned,
f'Cond hand Piano-Forte to ho fold, andaGuita~ f
with oth-rr Piano-Forte'*. Any per fun waring a
GR AND PI ANO FOR.TE, may ba accomn ®<dited
with a vary excellent lnftrumcnt of th*i*. kind
worfh their purcbafe. Songs, &c. com; oft d by
R. Taylor, to be had of him, and at Chalks M«-
ficai Reposito r y, No. 75, Worth-Third Street, viz.
President's March, f rtw« performers on one P -
ano Fdrte ; the favourite fang of Summer, De
Teat Mou Cceur; En Verite, Rustic Feilivity,
Morxy Piping Lad, Nobody, Jockey and Jenny, x
Amyntor, &c. &c.
' R.T. begs the Ladi-s ar.d G ntleman who call
upon Mm, (vr ferd) that their a !dref« be left In
writing, ftiould he not be at home, which will
much oblige, and they will be waited 0">.
O&ober 23. th-&fa:aw.
Jufl Received,
By thcGeor t e, Amiable and other late arrival,
AND FOR SALE,
On low terms, by tbe package, at
No. 48,
South Front street,
10 Bales Rose Blanke "j
ditto '
' 15 bales Kendal Cottons
4 bates low priced EromScloths
4 bales London fuperftne do. . ™
» bel«s Plains and Fijreft Cloths r
I bale fifliioiia'ole fine C'\atint;s u
a bales falhior.ahte Lior.&in d
} imall bales low priced c w3iiidowns 5
4 bales Intjrain YorluJhire Carpets and
ao hhd. Scin Twiu
ALSO,
An cxfcnfive and choice afTortmcnt of ,
DRY GOODS—
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WILLIAM FRENCH
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tvSaVer it
Jurt Received,
By the hie arrivals here, and at New-Tort,
AND FOR SALE BY
Lorain & Son/
No. 5> North Third Street.
An elegant aflortmciit of Chintzas and Calicoes,
English utirin, Preatones, >« odes, Sarfnets, and
Lutestrings ; Dimities, Bobbins, Coatings, Flan
nels, Becking Banzies, Broad-Cloths, Swandowns,
Dc.uble-mill'd Drabs; — Worded Yarn ard Cotton
Hoficry ; Plain Foreii Cloths
CARPETS & CARPETING.
Also on Hand t
Low-priced and fine India muilini, IriCi and
quadruple linens, Gerncn D( wlas, riVions, (rdia
fatin>,l'Jt firings, and fonfhanws, mill'd yarn glove,
ivory and horn combs, fadlery, and a variety of
Ironmongery, and feafonahle.
DRY GOODS.
A LSCV
To be Sold, or Bartered,
For DRY GOODS, a Handsome Three
Story
BRICK HOUSE.
With Piazza and Kitchen adjoining, situate in
Vine nea- Fourth crcet, bu ill in modern ttyle
with excellent materials, an I well calculated,to ac
commodate a large family. ' ,
ept. iltf.
Baltimore and New York Mail
Stage OfEce
IS removed I ram No: 13 South Fourth ftreetyjto
No. 18 South Third ttreet.
An OfSce for those ftiges is ilfo kept as mr.
Hirdy's lp.n. No. 98 Market ftroet.
General Post Office, April 38.
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