Mails of the United States. !
JiKonSAis fir earry'tvrthc yiKILiS) er run
UNITED STATES, on the following Post
Roads, -will he received at the General Pojl Office
until the Isth day of October nrtit.
In MAINE.
l. From Penotfcot by Prefpect, Belfaft, Duck trap, Cam
den and Thomafion, to Warren, ence a week.
Leave Penoblcot every ThuH'dav by 6 a m, and arrive at
Warren 011 Friday by 6p m. Aeturnirif, Leave Warren eve
ry Saturday by 6 a m, and arrive at Penobfcot 6u Sunday by
A r w.
a. From vVartenhy Waldoborough, Ntwcaftle, WifoafTet,
15?,1>, iiiui.lwicltand Noah Yarmouth to Portland, ertcea teek.
Ltave Warren eves y Saturday by 6 a M arrive at Waldobo
rou'h, by i.o a m, at N a wcaft!e bv l p m, and at WifcafTet
Iv(jp M. Leave W'fceffet on Monday bv : 8 a m, arrive at
llath by nOriu, at Mkunlwick by 4 r m, at Norm Yarmouth
(Mi Tuefdiy by i6am, and at Portland by 3 p m. Returning,
l tave P«>nlaw& oa Wednesday by 7 a m, arrive at Noith
Yarmouth by i! A *i, at o.unKviek by 4 p m. at Bath on
Thursday by 9 a a. at Wifcaflei by noon, at Newcallle by
At **i W a idoborough on Friday by xo a m, aud at Warren
by 3 1 m. _ .
'j. by Pittfton," HalloweUHook, Hallow
el i court liou f e, Wuuhrop. Monmouth Green, New Glou
icfter and Gray to Portland, once a week.
leave WifcafTct Saturday by 7 am and arrive at Piits
ton by 3 r H, leave Pittiion on Monday by 6 a m, and ar
rive at Hallowcll loutt house by & a m, at Winthrop by 11
a m, at Green by 1 p m, at New Giouceiter on Tuelday by
q a m, at Gray bynoon, and at Portland by 4 r m.
iutnin<r Leave Portland on Wednesday by 7A m, arrive at
G.ay by 1 r M, at New Glouceller by 4 * m, at Green on
Thurlday by 10 a m, at Monmouth by i p m, at Winthrop
by 3 p M, at Hal'loweli coritt house on Friday by 7 a m, at
FuiitOii by lo a m, and ai WifcafTrt bv 6r«.
In NfcW HAIVI PiHI.RE.
4. From Conco'd by Plymouth 10 Haverhill, oner a week.
Leave Concord every Monday by 6 a m, arrive at Plymouth
on Tuefdav by 3 P m, and at Haverhill on Wednesday by 4
tm. Returning. Haverhill on Thursday by 8 a m,
strive ai Ply mouth on Friday by 9 am, and at Concord on
Saturday by 4? m.
5. From Pnttfm6»nth by Exeter, Chester, Londonderry,
Amherfl, Peterborough and Marlborough to K.ccn } oncc & teeth.
Lcavt: Poitftnoftt:. every Thursday by 8 a m, arrive at Ex
fter by 1 F m, ar Chetter by 6 ? m, and at Keen on Saturday
by 4t m. Returning. Leave Keen every Monday bv &a m,
arrive at Cheftcr on Tuefdav by 4 p m, at Exeter on Wedncf
cay by 9 a m, and at Portsmouth by 4 PM,
6. From &xstcr to Hampton Falls§ ttvee times * tipeek from
Auitl 15 to Octobcr 15V and twice a wt;k trom October 15 to
April 15. _
Leave Hampton Falls iu one hour jffter the arrival of the
mail from Boflon arid deliver it at Exeter in two hours, re
main ai Exeicr two hours and return to Hampton Falls in 6
hours from the ti;-neof leaving it.
In M ASSACHOSETTS.
7. From Salem to Gloucrfter, once a rueek.
Leave Gloucetier every by 7a m, and arrive at
Salem by 11 am. A.iturning. Leave balem by 2"r m, and
arrive at Gloucelfccr by 6 f m.
Note. Should this mail be carried in a stage carriugc, it is
to be carried as often as the stage runs, the hours defircd are
iv be dated in the prooofols.
8. From Salem to Marblehead.
May lft to November 1, Leave Salem tvery Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday immediately aften the arrival of the mail
♦fnth BoAon, and deliver it at Marb'ehead in one hour and a
half, leave Marblehead in one hour and a half, and arrive at
ISalcm in two houik From November i to May i, Leave
3altm on Monday and Wedmfday, ibe hours as beTore.
y. from Boston by Andoverand Haverhill to Cbcfter and
Concord In New HampJKire, mce a week.
Leave Boston every Friday by 9 a m, arrive at Cheftcr 011
Saturday by 10 am, and at Concord by 6 p m. Returning,
l.eave Concord on Monday by 6 a m, arrive ai Chetler by 2
? m» and at B»»i\on on Tuefd..y by 4 r m.
o From Botton by Concord, Lancaster, Leominfter, and
Afhburnham to Marlborough, Keen and Walpole m New
L'amp/hire, once a week.
Leave Boifcon tvtry Thiufday noon, arrive at Keen on Sa
turday by 6 pm, leave Keen ou .Sunday by 6 a m and anive
at Walpole by ham. Returning Leave Waluolr on Sun
day by 3 ? *1 and arrive at Keen by $"? m, leave Keen on
Monday by 6 a m, and arrive at Bolton on VVednelday by
noon. See note at read No. 7.
11. From Boflon by Qui.icy, rbe North Parilh of Hing
ham. Plymouth, Sandwich una BarnUablfc 10 Yarmouth, oncc
J tveck.
Leave Boston every Thurfdayby 7 a m, arrive at Sandwich
on Friday by 3 N. and at Yarmouth on Saturday by 3 a m.
Returning. L<ave Yarmouth on i wtfday by 6 a m, arrive at
Sandwich by 10 a m, and at Boston on Wednesday by $ p m.
12. From Sandwich by Falmouth and Holmes hole, to
Edgarrown, or.ee *1 week
I,cave Sandwich on Saturday by 6 a m, arrive at Falmouth
by ua M, and at Edgaiton by 7P M. Returning. Leave
Ed>»artown on Sunday at 8 M, ■rrive at raluiouih by noon,
and at Sandwich fey 7 F M.
13. From olioi; by Taunton to New Bedford, once * week.
Boston every Thuifday by 8 AM, arrive at Taunton
by oP M, and at New-Bedfoid on Friday by 6 PM. Re
turning. Leave New-Bedford every Tuesday by 6 A M, ar
rive at Taunton by 3 P M, and at Bolron on Wednesday by
j PM* See note at road Nf, 7.
t 4. From New-Bedford to' Nantucket, once a wtik.
Leave New-Bedford on Saturday morning, arrive*t Nan
tucket on Sunday evening'. Returning. Leave Nantucket on
Monday by to A M, and arrive at New-Bedford in the
evening,
MASSACHUSETTS and RHODE-ISLAND.
15 From Taunton to Providence, once « ineek.
>;c*ve Tamiilon every Wednesday by 5 AM, arrive at Pro
vidence by 11 AM. Returning. Leave Providence by 1
p M, and arrive at Taunton 7 P M.
16. From Taunton by Dighton and Sbntcrfet to Warren,
on>:e a week,
Leave Taunton on Wednrfdjiy by 5 AM, ailJ arrive at
Warren by :o A Cvl. Retuinihg. Leave Warren in two
Wars and arrive at Taunton by 6 P M.
17. From New Bcdtord to Wcflejc*
ly in Rhode-1 fund and to Stonington Point and New-Lon
doii, in ConntS&icut. one a week.
Leave New-Bedford ca Tutlday "7 AM, arrive New
port by 3 P M,. Leave Newport on Wednesday by 6 A
and arrive at New-London on ThyQay by 10 AM. Re
turning. New-London every Thaifday by noon,
arrive at Newport on Friday by 6 PM\ Leave Newport
Saturday, or Monday by 8 A M, aud arrive at N'ew-Bcd
furd by 5T M.
18. From Boston by Providence [East Greenwich,]
ren, and Bristol] to Newport ttuitc a week.
Leave Boftort every Tuefd-ay and Friday by © A M, arrive
at Piovidertce by 6 PM- Leave Providence on 'Wednelday
and Saturday by 7 A M', arrive at East Greenwich by 10
A M, Ou Wedhtfday at Warren 011 Saturday by 9 A M, and
at Newport fafrie days by 4P M. Returning. Leave New
port' on Tiielday and Thuifday by 4 P M, arrive at Bristol
on Wednefda/ arid Friday by $ A M, at Warren by 10
A M, at Providence by noon, and at Boston on Thuifday
and Saturday by noon.
RHODE-IStAND' anu CONNECTICUr.
lg. From Prsvi'dende t»y Norwich, New-London, Say
brook, Killingworth i;.ri Guillord, 10 New-Haven, ttvitt a
Kick. Leave Providence every Wed-ncfday and Saturday by
6 AM, andarrive at Norwich by 6 PM. Leave Norwich
oaTlitirlday and Monday by ? AM, arrive al New-London
by to A M. Leave New-London in half an hour, and ariive
at Killiugworth by 6l' M Leave Killingworth on Tuesday
and Friday by 6 A M, and arrive at N«rw-Haven by 3 P M.
Rc.Unung. Leave New-Haven on' Monday and Wednelday
by 7 A M, arrive at Saylirook by 6 PM. Leave Saybrook
on Tiiefdav and That id3y by 6A M, arrive at New-London
by >1 A M, at Norwich by 2 P M, and at Providence on
Wednesday and Friday by noon. Acre Ihtfmc as it rmd
no. -7
9
MASSACHUSETTS a»D NEW-YORK.
JO. From Brookficld by Northampton, Worthirigtoii,
Pittsfieldand New-Lebanon to Albany cr.ce a week'
. Leave Brookfield every Monday by 6 A M, arrive at
Northampton by 3 F and at Albany on Wtdncfday by
5 PM. Returning. Leave Albany on Thursday by 6 A M,
arrive at Northampton on Friday by 6 P M, and at Brook
held tin Saturday by 6P M. Note as at road No. 7.
In MASSACHUSETTS, VERMONT and NEW
HAMPSHIRE.
it. From Springfield by Northampton, Greenfield, Brattle
borough, Weflminfter, Walpole, Cbarledown and Windsor
to Haiiover, tuncc a week.
Leave Springfield every Taefday aud Friday by 10 a m,
arrive at Northampton by 2 p it, at Walpole on Wednesday
and Saturday by 5 p m, at Windsor on Thursday and Mori
day by a p m, and at Hanover by 7 pm. Returning. Leave
Hanover Tuefrfay and Friday bv 6 A m, arrive at Windsor by
10 a M, at Walpole on Wednesday and Saturday by 7 a m,
at Northampton on Monday and Thurlday by noon and at
Springfteld by 6 r .
Z2. From Hanover by Orford and Haverhill, N. H. to
Newbury, Vermont, once a-week.
Leave Hanover on Wednesday by 5 p hi, arrive at Haverhill
by 4p m, and at Newbury by 6p m. Returning. Leave
Newbury ou Thursday by 6 aw, arrive at Haverhill by 8
a m, and at Hanover by 7 p m.
In VERMONT.
23. From Rutland to Windioi, once a week.
Leave Rutland every Monday by 6 a M,and arrive at Wind
sor oil Tuesday by 6r m. Reluming. Leave Windsor on
Wednesday by 6 a m, and arrive at Rutlaod ou Thursday
by j ? m
24. From Burlingtouby Vergenueaand Middlebury to Rut
land, once a iceek.
Le-ve Burlington every Thursday by 8 a m, and arrive at
Rutland on Saturday by 6a m. Returning. Leave Rutland
every Monday by 8 a m, and arrive at Burliogton ou Thurs
day noon.
IN VERMONT and NEW-YORK STATES.
•5. From Rutland by Manchefttr and Bennington in Ver
mont to Lanfingburg and Albany in the State of New-York,
»Mte d week,
Leave Rutland on Monday by 9 a M,and arrive at Albany
on WcdnHday by 4p m. Returning Leave Albany every
Thursday by o a m, and arrive at Bennington by 7 p m, leave
Bennington on Friday by 10 a m, aud arrive ai Rutland on
Sunday noon.
In MASSACHUSETTS and NEW-YORK.
s6 From Springfield by Wcftfield and Stockbridgc to
Kinderhoox, (nee a week.
May Ito November 1. Leave Springfield ev«ry Tuesday by
3 p m, arrive at Stockbridge on Wednesday by 3 p w, leave
Stockbridgc on Thuiday by 7 a m, and arrive at Kinder
hook on Thursday by 4 P M, Returning. Leave Kinderhook
every Friday by 9a m, arrive ai Stockbridge 4r m, and
at Springfield on Saturday by 6 p m. Nov. ito May 1. Leave
Springfield on Wednesday noon, arrive at Stockbiidge on
Thursday noon. Leave Stockbr idge on Friday'by 6 a m, and
arrive at Ki-nderkook by 4 * m. Leave Kinderhook on Sa
turday by 6 a m, arrive at Jtockbridgc by 4 r m, and at Spring
field on Wednesday 10 a m.
IN CONNECTICUT and MASSACHUSETTS.
17. From Boston by Qedham, Mei.doß, and Pomtiet, to
Harttord, once a weik.
Leave Bolioa every Thursday by 7 am. and arrive at
Hartford the next Saturday by 6 pm. Returni**. Leave
Hartford. cvtry Monday by 7 a m, and arrive at iiofton on
Wedneld'av £ t m.
28. From fjew-Hartford, Canaan and Sheffield
to Hillfdale and Hudson, in New-York S'ate, onee a week•
Leave Hartford every Monday at 2 p m, arrive at Hudson
on WrdneMay by 11 am. Returning. Leave Hudson every
Wednesday by 2 § m, and arrive at Hartford on Friday by
6 ? M.
CONNECTICUT and NEW-YORK
29 From Hartford by Litchfield, New-Miltord, Daiibury
and Ridgefield to New-York city, once a week.
Leavei Hartford every Monday by 10 a m, airive at Litch
field by 7 p m, at New-Miltord on Tuesday by j i a m, and
at New-York ou Thursday by 8 am. Returning. Leave
New-York every Thursday by 4 r m, arrive at Litchfield on
Saturday by .5 p m, and at Hartford on Monday by 8 a m.
CONNECTICUT.
36. From Hartford by Middletown, Chatham and Col
chester to New-London, once a week.
Leave Hartford every Tucfday by a p u.awd Arrive at New-
London on Wednesday by 7 p Reiurning. Leave New-
London'evcry Thursday by 11 a M,and arrive at Hartford on.
Fiiday by 7 r m.
From Hartford.by Windham to Norwich, ante trroeek
Laave Hartford every Tuesday by 6 a m, arrive at Wind
ham by 4 p m, and at Norwich by 7 PM. Returning. Leave
Norwich on Monday by 6 a ac, arrive at Wiadham by 10 a
m, and at Hartford by 7 p m.
Iw NEW-YORK,
31. From New-York by PeckAull, Fifhkill, Potighkeepfie,
Rmnebeck, Redhook, Clermont, Hudson, Claverack, and
Kinderhook 10 Albany.
Leave New-York every Monday and Thursday by 4 p m,
arrive at Fiftikill on Tuesday and Friday by a 1-2 p m, at
Rh.nebeck o* Wednesday and Saturdav by 8 a m, at Hudson
by t 1-2 p m, at Kinderhook by 4 p m, and at Albany by
8 / m. Returning. Leave Albany every Tuesday and Fri
day by £ am, arrive at Kinderhook by 9 a m, at Hudson
by 11 1-2 a vi, at Rhincbcck by 4 p m, at Filhkill on Wed
nelday and Saturday by 10 a it', aud at New-York ou Thurs
day and Sunday b v 8 a m .
» 33- From Whiteftown to Steuben, once a week.
Leave Whkeftowa every Monday by ioa m, and arrive at
Sieubpn by tr m. Returning. Leave Steuben every Mouday
by 5a m and arrive at Whiteftown by 8 am. *
33. From Albany bv Scheaettady, Johnfton, Conajoharry
and German Flats to Whiteftown.
Leave Albany every Thursday by 10 a m, arrive at Cona
joharry on Tuesday by i f W, and at Whiteftown on Saturr
day by 6? u Returning. Leave Whiteftown every Mon.
day by 9 a m, arrive at Connajoharry on Tuesday by 10 a m,
and at - Ibanyon Wednesday by 5 p«,
See Note at Road No. 7.
34. by Oneida, Onondaigua, Aurora, Sci- V
pio, and Geneva, to Kanandaigua' once in two weeks.
Leave Steuben every other | Monday ty « p m, and arrive at
Kaoandai-ua the next by 7p m . Returning. Leave
Kanandaigua on Friday by g a m> and arrive at Steuben the
next Tueiday by 6 p m . I
34. From Whiteftown by old Fort Schsyler Onandaigua,
Aurora, Scipio and Geneva, to Kanandaigua, ence m tws
weeks.
Leave Whiteftown every other Sunday by 7 a m, and arrive
at Kanandaigua the next Wednesday by 10 am. Returning.
Leave Kanandaigua fame day by 4 PM, and arrive at Whitel
tbwn the next Saturday by 6 p m.
3$ From Conajoharry by Cherryvally to Coopcrftown,
dnce d Week.
Leave Conajoharry avery Friday by 4 r M, arid arrive at
CobperAown on Saturday by noon. Returning. Leave Coopers.
town evciy Friday by 6 a and arrive at Conajoharry by
3 r sr.
36. From Rhinebeck by Kingiton, Shawangunk, Wardf
bridge, and Golhen, Hamburg, Suflcx couit-houfe [Hackettf
town], [Rockaway Booneton] Morriftown and Newark or
Elizabeth-town to New-York, out a week.
Leave Rhinebeck every Saturday byjAst, arrive at Goflleo
011 Sunday by 7 am, at Sussex court-house by 7 ph , at
Hackcttllown on Monday by 9 A M, and at New-York on
I utiday by r'o A M. Returning. Leave New-York on Tues
day by * P arrive at Booneton and Rockaway on Wed
nesday, and at Suffe* court-house by 7 PM, arrive at Golhen
on Thursday by 5 P M, and at Rhinebeck on Friday by
9" F M,
37. From Xew-York by Sniithftown, Coram and Bridge
hanij ton to Sagg-HarbouV, once a week.
Leave New-York every Thursday by 8 A M, and arrive
atSagg-Harbour on Saturday by 7 FM. Returning. Leave
Sagg-Harbour every Monday by 7 A M, and arrive at New-
York on Wednesday by 5 P M'. ~
38. From VVoodbridge to Amboy, three times a week. '
Leave Woodbridge every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day by 7 A M, and arrive at Amboy in one hour, stay at
Amboy two hours, and return to Woodbridge by 11 A M.
39- Trom Trenton by Allentown, Alonmoutb court house,
Shiewfoury, Spotfwood, Brunfwick, Somerset court houle,
New Grirnantown, Pittitou and Flemiagton to Trenton.
LeavS Trenton every Monday by 7 A M, arrive at Brunf
wick by 10 "A M, and at Trenton Qn Friday, to go from
Trenton alternately by Alletitown ajjd Fl«nrington,
40. From Philadelphia by Woodbury, Sweeifborourh,
WoodUown and Sakrn to Bridgetown, Weft Jersey once a
ructk. "
PHILADELPHIA, Printed by JOHN FENNO, N a * 119 Che [nut Street. —Prick Six Dbllaps Per Annum.
Leave Philadelphia every Wednafday by 3 P M, and ar
rive at Bridgetown the next Friday by 3P M. Returning.
Leave Bridgetown every Saturday by 10 A M, and arrive at
Philadelphia the next Wednesday by 9 A M.
4>< From Philadelphia by Pipcrt to Bethlehem, tnte d
Lent Philadelphia every Thuffday by *• A ti, a»d arrive
at Bethlehem on Friday by 9A M. Returning Leave
Bethlehem every Tuesday by 9 A it, aud arriveat Philadel
phia onWednefday by 1 P M,
41. prom Sofle* court hoiife N. ]. by Eaftoa, Bethlehem
and Heading to Lancalter, (W a mcik.
Leave Suffix court house on Monday by 6 A M, arrive at
Eaiton by 6 P Bethlehem on Tuesday by 9 A M, at
Heading on Wednesday by 9 A M, and at Lancalier at 7 P M.
Re r urning. Leave Lancailer on Thursday by 6 AM, arrive
at Reading by 3 P M, at Bethlehem on Fridey by j P M,
and at S'lffcx court house on Sarurday by 6 P M.
43. From Philadelphia by Reading, Lebanon aud Hariif
burg to Carlisle.
From October 15th to May 15. Leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday and Friday «t 8 t\ M, arrive at Reading 011
Thursday and Saturday by 4 P M, leavejieading on Thurs
day by 5 P M, an i amvc ac Carlisle on Sunday by 11 AM.
Returning. Le-ve Carhfle every Sunday at 2P M, arrive at
Reading on lueid i> k»y 4 P M, Leave Reading on Wednes
day and Mon.ay b 8 AM, andariivc at Philadclpnu on
Thursday and Tue'cay by 4 P M.
From May 15th to O&ober 15th. Leave Philadelphia
every Wednesday and trioay by Sam, arrive at Reading
every Thursday aud Saturday by 11 am. Leave Reading on
Thursday noon, and arrive at Carlisle on Saturday by 11 am.
Returning. Leave Carlisle eveiy Monday by 4 a m, arrive at
Reading •nTuciday by 2 p m, leave Reading on Tuesday by
3 * m, and on Monday by 8 a M r and arrive at Philadel
phia every Wedutfday by 4 p m, and Tuesday by 9 a m.
44. From Pittfburg by Waminguxi and Wert Liberty to
Wheeling once a week. Leave Pittfburg every Friday by
3 9m, aud arrive at Wafliingtoo on Saturday by 7 a m aud
at Wheeling by 4r m. '✓Returning. Leave
Thurlday by 9 AM, arrive at Wafkingion by'B y m, and at
Pittfburg on Friday by 1 r m.
In KENTUCKY.
44* From Wafhingion in Kentucky 10 Cincinnati in the
N. W. Territory.
Leave every Friday by 8 am, and arrive at
Cincinnati dn Saturdayjby 6ra. Returning. Leave Cincia
nan on Monday by 8 a m, and arrive at Wa&ingiea on Tuel
day oy 6 r u.
4$ From Wafhingtoo, by Bourbon,
and Harrodfburg to Danville, once a week.
Leave Waihinglon every Friday by 8 a m, arrive at Boui
bou by 8 ? 24, at Lexington on Saturday by noon, at Frank
tort by 7 r M s at Harrodiburg on Sunday by 3r m, and at
Danville by fp m. Returning. Leave Dauvilic on Monaay
by 8 a m, arrive at Harrodiburg by 10 £ a m, at Frankfort
by 7 p m, at Lexington on Tuesday by noon, at Bourbon by
6 r m, and at Washington on Wedntlday by 6 r m.
46. From Danville by Beardilowu to Louiivilte once in
two weeks.
Leave Danville every other Monday by f a m, arrive at
Bcardftown on Tuesday by g a m, and at Louilvilleon Wed
titfday noon. Returning. Leave Louisville on Yhurfday by
8 a m, arrive at Beard It own on Friday noon, and at Danville
oa Saturday by 5 r m.
Note I. ,Thc Post I&after General may alter the
times of arrival and departure at aay time during the
continuance of the contradU, he previously ilipuUlmg
an adequate compensation for any extra expence" that
may be occasioned thereby.
Note i. Half an hour ihall b« allowed for opening
and doling the mail at all o&cea where no particular
time is fpecified.
Note 3. For every hour's delay (unavoidable acci
dents excepted) in arriving after the times prclcribed
in any contraA, the contractor ihall forfeit one dollar j
and if the delay continue until the departure of any
depending mail whereby the mails dellined sos 5 iuch
depending mail lose a trip, au additional forfeiture of
live dollars ihall be incurred.
Note 4. Newspapers as well 1 as letters are to be sent
in the mails ; and if any person making proposals de
sire» to carry newspapers other than those conveyed in
the mail for his own emolument, Ije mult state in his
propoials for what sum he will carry it with that emo
lument and for what sum without that emofuraent.
Note 5. The contrails are to be in operation on the ift day
of January next, and to continue until the ill d&y of Apr A
*79 8 V
2\*tc 6. Should any pcrfons making propoiaU dtfire an al
tera-, ion of the times of arrival and departure above fpecified,
he mud state in his proposals such alteration* and the differ-*
cnce they will make in the terms of bis contrail.
Note 7. Pcrfons making.propoials arc desired to state their
prices by the year. Contra&ors may receive their p*y quar
terly
. General Post Office,
Philad. July *7, 1795. . - . ,
JOSEPH HASERSHAM,
Poll Matter General.
July tl
COLLEGE of NEW-JERSEY.
AD VE R TISE HE N T.
THE Grammar School formerly attached to this
College, having gradually declined through the
incrtafing infirmities of the late Prefcdent far some
time before his death, it is proposed by the fubferiber
immediately to revive it, and to put it under tne raaft
careful inftru&iort and government. The Latin,
Greek, and French Languages (hall be taught in it, to
gether with the principles of English Grammar, of
Geography, and practical Geometry. Parents, l.ks
wifc, who do not cfnrfc that their children ihould go
through the intire eourfe of (tudies in the College,
may no*? have them inftrutfted in any particular
branches in the fame manner, on the fame terms, and
to the fame extent as in the College—particularly in
the antiquities and mythology of Rome, in Geogra
phy# in the Mathematics, in Natural Philosophy and
Astronomy, in Moral Philosophy and the Principles
of Civil Government, in Eloquence, and in the Ele
ments of History. They may address their children
to any of the Mailers in the College, or to
SAMUEL S. SMITH.
N. B. The young gentlemen shall be under the
fame rules of moral discipline a« the ether itudenu —
lhall be fubjeiled to public examinations, and, at leav
ing the College, shall be entitled to public testimonials
of the branches they have studied, and of their prufe
cieucy in - them.
P. S. TheSchooris already opened, and under the
dire&ion of Mr. Sgott.
ALL Persons indebted to the Estate
of Alexander Ritchie, deceased, are rcquefted to make im
mediate payment to the subscribers ; and thele who have
demands against said efti.tr, are requeued to bring in their
accounts and receive payment.
FRANCIS GJRNEY, }
ROBERT SMITH, > Executors*
DANIEL SMITH, J
Philadelphia, July 27. 1795
JAMES YARD
Has for file,"at"his store on Walnut-street wharf,
St. Croix Rum md Sugar of superior quality.
St. Domingo Indigo.
Laguira and St. Domingo Hides.
TOO Pockets of fine Cntt.on.
LATELY PUBLISHED,
And to be bad nt M. D/i VIES j Bovk-Store.
No. 68 High-J}reet,
Del Pino's Spanijh Grammar,
To which it added, an Englith Grammar, for the use of
Spaniards. At the fame place (nay be had, a few copies of
Bcyer't French & Englijb Diaionsry.
Revenue Office, April 27, 179^
PROPOSALS zuill he received at the Office of the Com
MISSIotiEX of the RiiviNUE for building
oh the bead land of Cape Hatter as on the coaji of North Caroli-
na, of the following mate rails, dtnuenjions, and defcripiion.
THE formistobeo&agonal.— he foundation is to be
{lone, to be funk thirteen feet below the bottom of
the water table or the furface of the earth, and to be
commenced of the diameter of twenty nine feet.—Front
such commencement to the height df four feet the fount
dation is to be laid solidly and from thence to the bottom,
of the water table, the foundation wail Vto ke nine feet:
high and nine feet thick. . :
The diameter of the base from .the bottom of the watei*
table to the top thereof (where the o&agonal pyramid if?
to commence) is to be twenty eight feet four inches and
wall is there to be seven feet thick—the wall of the o&igon*
al pyramid is to be fix feet thick at the bate thereof, on
the top of .the water table.
The height of the building frorh the bottom of the wa
ter-table, and from the furface of the earth, is to be nine
ty feet to the top of the under the iloor of the
lantern ; where the diameter is to be sixteen and one half
feet and the wall three feet.—the v/jiole of the walls is to
bebuilt of stone : the water table is to be. capt with sawed
stone, at least eight inches wide and sloped the top to
turn off the water. The outside of the walla, is to be fac
odwith hewn or hammer drefTed stone, having four win
dows in the north east and five windows in the south wefl;,
The falhes are f be bung with hinges, and each faih is
to have twelve panes of glass, eight by tfn inches
On the top of the {lone work is to ba. a framed tier of
joists, beded therein, planked over with oak plank, exten-.
ding two feet beyond the wall thereby formingan eave which
is to be finilhed with a cornice, the whole having a de-i
scent from the ceutre fuflficient to throw off the waiter, and
to be covered with copper. A complete and fufficieut iron
lantern in the octagonal is to reft thereon. The eight
corner pieces or stanchions of which, are to be built in the
Wall to the depth of ten feet. ' These stanchions to be
nearly three inches fqu-are in the lower ten feet, and
inches by i i-a inches above. The lantern is to be ten feet
and nine inches in diameter, it is also to be ten feet high
from the floor to the bottom of the dome or roof and to
have a dome or roof of five feet and nine inches in height.
The whole space between the posts or upright pieccs at the
angles is to be occupied by the fafhcs,whi<sh re to be mould
ed on the inftdc and flruck solid. Eachfalh is to have twer
,ty eight panes of glass, fourteen by twelve inches. A part
of the falh on the south weft fide wto be huntr w i t h hin
ges for a convenient door to go oat on the platform. The
rafters of the lantern are to be framed into an ire n
over which is to be a copper funnel,thro* which the smoke
may pass into a large copper ventilator in the form of a
man's head, capahleof containing one hundred gallons.
This head is to be turned by a large vane ; so that .the
hole for renting the f*iokc, may be always to leeward.
Eight dormant ventilators arc to be fixed in the roof, a large
■ curved air pipe is to be pafl'ed through the floor, and a dole
Hove is to be provided and fixed in the lantern. There
arc to be eight pairs of flairs to ai'cend to the lantern, the
entrance to which is to be by a trap door covercd with
copper. The building is to be furnifluid with two com
plete ele&rical cundti&ors, ©r rods with points. The floors
to \>e laid with plank, of at l£sgt one inch and one
, half in thicknefc. The entrance to the light house is to
be well fecure<l. by a strong door hang uponhinges with
a strong Lock and latch complete.
Also a frame House to be thirty four fret in front and
sixteen feet deep with a cellar under it. The cellar walls
to he eighteen inches thick and /even feet high. f
The firft ftorv of the house is- «"» be eight '*-et, and the
second, fevfcn feet and fixlncHifftng'h. The*6orrfan to
be laid in whole fengthi, nalle# through. The ft;ick of
chimnies is to be tififhed with two pfain fire oti eech
floor, one of them larg? f£>r a kitchen Two vrinJows below
and three above in front nd rear, each fafu to have eighteen
panes of glass ten by twelve inches. The doors are to be
hung and furniihed completely.
The deling* and fides of the House arc to be plaifte::-
cd with two coats ; alt the wood work inside and out is to
be well painted-and the whole to be fimfhed in a plain de
cent manner.
An Oil vault is to fee built twenty feet b? twelve feet in
the clear, arched over and covered wit. 1 earth or fitndovcr
which a {had kto be built— It is to befurnifhed with nine
strong Cedar Ciltefniwith covers, each capable of contain
ing two hundred gallons.
The entrance to the vault is to be feenred by a strong
<Hor. A well is to be funk at a convenient diltance, and
fumifliedwith a curb, bucket and rope completely. ,
The buildor to find and pay for all the materia s, libor,
wdrkmanftiip, provisions, and oth. r obje&s of cbft, charge
-Or expetiee, for a sum t<s be agreed upon, and to execute
the before d#ferrbed and cvery part thereof in a
good and workftian-like manner.
Convenient payments or advances, on ifeeurity wiil be
made.
MAY 16, 1795.
April *7,
AT a Meeting of the Stockholders
ia the Injurance Cfmpany of tbf fiats of Penn/y.'vJ
nia % on the 05th May last, convened for die purpose of
fixing the time of payment of the remaining part of the
Capital Stock said Company
Refolded, that the remaining sum of two hnndred
dollars per iliarc, he paid on the 6th day of Novem
ber next, tinder the penalties Annexed to default by the
oi Incorporation.
Publilbed by order of tbe Meeting,
Jmne 17
To be fold by the following principal Booksellers in this
city—& R- Bailey, Matthew Carey, John Ormrad,
Thomas Stephens, William Woodhoufe, and at the office
p{ the Aurora. Aug. 8 |§f3<
JL'ST imported, and in excellent order, a Quantity ef
DOUBLE GLOUCESTER CHEESES for laic, whole
lale or by the fiugle cheyfe, by GIIX & HENSHAW,
A'o. Ivß South WaterJircet.
ALSO,
Bottle Porter, for exportation, taverns, or family use
Port Wine, in cai'esof one doz. each
Brandy, Rum, Gin, Sec.
Augujl 1
THE Whole]ale and Retail Store for BOOKS, STATIONARY,
MUSIC, PRINTS, OIL PAINTINGS, DRAWING BOOKS,
and Fancy articles.
3 taw 1 m
For the greater convenience of condubtiAg bis hufinefs
has removed from No. 57j to No. 60 Sjuth Second Street, en tl>e
xucjlfide—where he has received fry the I aft arrivals, an extenivc
colteflion of ufeful Books, and the hejt Stationa-ry. Also, a var'.dy
of New Afufic, Bunbury * curious Caricatures, Prints, Oil Paint
ings, Draiv'vig Books, UjY. &(. all which be will fell, as ufu*l %
for a small firoft.
T. S. embraces this opportnnity to acknowledge the liberal en
couragement he has always experiencedfrom the citizens of Phila
delphia, —returns his mojlfin cere thanks, and plaJges hi^felf to ;</>
confiant exertions to merit continual favor, *nd to have hujme thi
tlace for elegant and ufefnl literature.
June n
Treasury Department,
A Light House
SAMUEL W. FISHER, S<*\
JUST PUBLISHED,
In one volume o&avo, price one dollar and an halt,
The federal Politician.
English Cheese.
Nb. 60 South Second Street.
THOMAS STEPHENS,
m & th tf
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