Gazette of the United States. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1795-1796, August 21, 1795, Image 1

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    Number 921.]
HAMBURGH,
FOR
The Ship ADRIANA,
«_ Captain Samuel Cljipp,
Will receive Freight, (part of which
AiWMjCff- it en«a«{«4) for Hamburgh, ami is
to fail "as soon as ihe is difeharged,
and- can be loaded.
Passenger? that purpose to go to England, are to be
landed at Deal or Dover, the Ship having good ae
-oram .dations, being lately enlarged for this purpose
ir. Lonton. For freight or parage erv]Uire ot
Ralph Mather,
No. <71, Race-Street.
J-.ily t4'
For FREIGHr, CHARTERer SALE,
AtMr.Nxon'sWUrf,
r T""HE ship will take a Freight to any of the Windward
1. [Sands or Europe, if one offers scon, as lhe is now
ready to take in. She is in complete order, and has good
accommodations for paffeng*rs; For particulars app yto
Jehu Hollingfworth & Lo.
WHO HAVE FOR SALE, _
AMERICAN,
A Few Puncheons of Excellent Rum,
By the above ftip, one of which it old.
July 27 *
For SALE or CHARTER,
rhe Sf!!F
pjrf TL V A NIA,
Burthen 3400 bw«. rionr—compß»ut #»»»*,' «""•
nay Ik- sent to sea at a Imall '- x P en f^ - , rf
l or terms apply to GURrfk uMj.li .
WIIO HAVE FOR SALE,
A Quantify of Excellent bordeaux Claret in casks and
Bran-ay in Pipes and Butts.
Tulv t6
- For SALE or CHARTER,
The Snow
Bfnjamin F*lt K*Jt, Mnjlct,
Four years "old, will carry about 1900 barrels, now
IL- S in the stream, nearly opposite to Vine-Street wh,rt.
Apply to the Captain on board, or to
Samuel Coates,
?::/} jh-rt'Vidper tbs *nw Bufion, -junus Ktrtyutrlck,
T\",n"cr, Liverpool,^
ii] Crates vm It-aiiorrcil Ware,
-aooo bt!(licit belt fl-'-'ed fine Halt,
& to Lt fold at No. i, Fme-ftreit.by
James Campbell.
Also, a few boxes weii-affbrtcd lr:fh Lirjtnf.
N. B.
• Said Sno'w fwt freight or CW
ter, cither to the Weft-li>dics or
Enquire as above.
Aitzvi
FOR S A I- E,
Thr CARGO of the Shif Arcthufa, from Bengal,
Confiftin<r of an exttnfive Assortment of Qoods, w£ ''
adapted to this market and for Exportation
Among them are it 'variety (f
Printing cloths, Hanrilc£rclil*'S»
Onrrahs, Taffaties,
Battas, Mumhuras,
Cofiacs, Nankeens. .
Also—A quantity of Hyfan, SoUffhong md Bohea
TEAP, RHEUBARB,
PEPPER and SUGAR.
Thi S«ip
uAj: arethusa
Is for Sale. She is coppered, five
is.tV , fVvsSf'©>- ve?r» old. Burthen about »cb tons. —
I"'# ' "•'*% -'-I'jf' .
to
JOHN MILLED, iun. or
WiLLINGS and FRANCIS.
j(Jii4saw tf
August 19
For Alexandria & George-Town,
POTOWMACK.
Th SLC 1'
GEOR E,
' 4£p* John Patt- ■'» Master.
Now loading at Hamilton's'wliarf; w Ifrfail in a fevr
days.—lor Freight or Pafiage apply to ti.e Captain on
board, or
Aiipuft 19
300 tihus. Maryland ana I irgmui
TOBACC O,
OF 1 superior quality, part of which i-s Kitefoot, and
particularly adapted for the manufacturers, or for the
Holland or Hamburgh market.
<00 Hogflieade ready to be delivered on board a vcffel in
Chcuptalte Bay, for (ale by
George Sibbald,
No. 170 South FrontJlreet.
' i_
j"b
Now Landing,
'"T" I HE cargoes of the trigs \Veft-Indian and Betsey &.l'ol-
X !y from Jamaica :
COfl'ee iii hhds and barrels
Sugar in hhds
Rum, high proof, and
36 bags Pimento.
ALSO ON HAND,
A Quantity of Coffee in Hhds. Barrels jjiij B?j;s
Sngar in HhJs "> p or Exportation •
Vimetito in Bags j
Brandy, ill ani 4th proof
Sherry Wlrte, &«•
yitit si
FhC hi'gheft Price in Calh, pw ior
empty bottles,
a preference will be ,given to Claret Bottles- Apply to
No. 187, i'outh Ihird-itreet.
Tlie Shi?
No. South Frout-Sireet,
GEORGE : TBBALD,
No. \]C, South Froiit-ftreet
ALSO,
For sale by
Peter Blight.
FRIDAY EVENING,. AUGWI 21, 1795.
JAMES TIFFIN,
No. 70, South Second-street, near the City Ta-vern,
HAS jiift opened and for Sale, an AiTortment of Li
dies' and Gemlomen'»
Fashionable HATS,
from London. Alio a variety of Children's Hats of iiffar
ent Colours.
N. B. A Man or two as finifhers in the above business,
well recommended, will mea with oonftant employ and
good encouragement. , .
fnne 6. ' **
■ AND'ING, ffoiithkhoard the Ship Chjrlot te.
CapL Joji'a. B'"Wi'rs, from Bordeaux,
30 Pipes Brandy
20 I ons Ciarot
F. COPPIXSF.R,
No. 221 So-2'Ji Front, near Pine ftrcit.
Who has al/o,
cases of 30 & 50 bottles, Choice Old Claret
600 hogsheads ditto
A Quantity of Anntfeod
Noyauxliiqueurs and
• Cambricks. § fcly 16
~FOR~SALE bylhe Subscribers, at their Store on
WalnutJirect Wharf,
l 6 Hhds. •)
33 Barrels and V Hifpaniola COFFEE, lately irrivcd
,540 Br.gs J (
Who have crffo on hand*
Red Port Wine, in Pipes and Hogsheads
Mountain Vt ine Wine, in Qr. caiks
ZO Tons Brimllone
Nails assorted
Sail Canvas, jSf®. I a 7 and
A few genticaaeu's handsome Saddles
Philip Nicklin & Co.
J«'y 7 -4
A.nerican Landscapes.
PROPOSALS
FJR PUBLISHING IN AQUATINT A
TWENTY-FOUR VIE W S,
Q ELECTED from the most striking ar.d mterefting
O Profya&s in the United States ; each «f which
Views, will be accompanied with a - descriptive account
of its Local, Historical, and other Incidental Peculiarities
By G. I. PARKYNS,
Author of the " MonaJl'u Rtmaint and Anient CaHles in Great
Britain*'
CONDITIONS.
I. That the work shall be publifned by Subscription; and
that each Subscriber (hail engage to take the whole let
of Views, and shall pay for each en graving, if bU.k er
brown, 2 Dollars ; and if coloured 5 Dollars.
11. That tli« dimensions of each engraving ftiall be i 4 by 17
inches, executed in aqtfatinta, and publilhed upon paper
of a superior quality. The publication to commence im
mediately ; and one engraving to b« delivered to the Sub
scribers, on the firft Monday of each succeeding nionth,
until the propofe4 series shall be finally completed.
111. That with the lafl View of the series, (hall be deli
vered an engraved title-page ; an elejant oharaifleriftic
vignette: a map of the route, cohne&cd with the prol
pe&s exhibited in the the course of the Work; and an
Alphabetical lift of the Subfcribefs.
Subscriptions are received by Mr. Harrifon, at his Print
{hop, Maid.n'tane, New-York, by Mr. Carey, Book-iell
er. No. 118, Market street, Philadelphia, and by all the
principal Book-fellcr-i in the EJnitied itatcs.
February 28. .
Fraunces's Tavern.
No. 59 South IVater Street.
THE Su'ofcriber r-cfpeafully begs laava to inform his i
friends aiulthe public in general, that he has rcmov- |
cd from No. 166 south 2d Street, to that large, commo
dious, Houfc in WaterStre-.-t, between Chefaut and Walnut
Streets, lately occupied l)y Mr. Ifaat Ha-tUbvrJi, and, on
Which he has fpered no pains orcxpenfe, to make it con
venient and agreeable for the rcreptio.. of gentlemen. The
Houle being Situated on the fame spot where the noted Beef
Steak and Punch house formerly stood, has the advantage
of the WCc water in this city, known long since by the name
of the Greer- 7r " ' y^r - As thcre are fev ' ral ele g ant
Rooms, fufficiantly large to accommodate any Society or
company of gentlemen, and from his well known abilities
to please in the line of liisbufintft, lie flatters himfelf with
a continuance of "that patronage which he has experienced
Once he firft opened a Public Houfc in tins City, and, for
which lie begs leave to make a public acknowledgment.
For the accommedation of Small Parties, the Large
Coffee Room on the ground floor is conveniently fitted
tip with 2 number of Boxes, confirmed in such a man
ner as to admit Gentlemen to be as private as thqr please—
Where tony be had, at any hour, Soups, Beef-Steaks,
Reliihes, &c. &c.
He ha* on hand, And will keep » conftantr upply ol Spi
rituous and Malt Liquors, and of the best qMliti«s.
Brcakfafts provided—Also Dinners and Suppers cook
ed in the most approved manner, at 1 ftort notice, andi'af
try of all forts, made to ord :r, in the House, or to fend
out at any hour.
He has several well furniflied Bed Chambers, for Board
ers and Lodgers, by the month, or year.
b SAMUEL FRAUXCES.
i_
fuile 4.
LANDING,
FROM on board the brig Eagle, Capt. Dewar, and
Sloop George, Capt. Chapman, from Port aa Prince,
at Hamilton's wharf,
Mufoovido SUGAR, in
COFfEE, in
COTTON, in
■uji S
\l c Subfcriba-s have for Sale, the following
GOODS, via.
Oarfe E*ft-I»dia Muslins, ) W t h e Bale.
Very fine do. J
A bale of Muslin Shirts,
Bandannoe Handkerchiefs, ) |j V theTnn;k.
TafTeties, J '
A package of Silesia Table Cloths,
Ditto, ' of German Linens,
700 bags Benares Sugar,
Bordeaux Brandy, in pipes,
Old red Port Wine,
Malaga Wine, in quarter calks,
Good" Hyfim Tea,
-S hongdo.
OU<h °"VliiL L IP3, CRAMOND & CO.
For sale by
C hoglheads,
3 tierces, &
( barrels.
(' liogfheids,
\ tierces,
"J Darrels, &
C l,a«s
---( bales, &
I packets,
For fate by
George Sibbald,
No. 170 South FrontJirtet.
$
B EL V I D E R K.
Formed) WHARTON PLACE.
THE Subfcrncr returns his grateful acknowledgments
to his fhejds and the public foe the favors he has al
ready received,fciiid reipe&jully informs them that his
House continueiopeti for th&lr reception; Public and pri
vate parties areiccommotiated at any hour. An
faite of Roomdfor those incl.nod to quit the city during
the hot funimrr months,,and excelle*tt stabling and clover
p.;> 're for hcrrps.
I b~ S'autifui profof this place being so well known
net J* no Wm. Pi)
AiiZHfl is TL
Pipes
Few
Of a Superior Quality,
Now landing at Pme-Stre*t Wharf,
tOR SALE BY
William & Samuel Keith,
No. 279, South Front-Street
July 14
LANDING,
From on board lit brig John from Gonaives, at
Clifford's wharf —
60,0 o wci<;ht of COFFEE, inlihds, and bags,
14,000 lb. GOTTON,
Some Sugar, Moi.dics,
"John Claxton, or
John Clark.
August 11
Landing at South Jlreet wharf,,
The Cargo of the Brig Fiy, captain Homer, from Gi
braltar and Tcnariffe.
Brandy, id and 4sh Proof,
Tenexiffe Wine, in pipes, hhds. an 4 quarter calks,
IV'.l.
o ditto,
I l..rLi.vts iii c.clvS,
M'.J, ear«;o of th? bri ; i Ooed II»pe, capt. ilub'oer, frem
Jamaica.
Sog?.r in Hogfbeads,
in diit.©,
High proof Spirit, Logwood", Hides, &c. For sale by
12
"HpHE following Certificates of the Funded Debt of
A the United States, issued fiom the Office of the
Rtgilirr of the Treasury of th<- said United States,
inthe name of Patrick Heatly of Loudon , to wit.
No. 8819,8820, and 8821, dated 7th July, 1704?
for Four Thousand Dollars each, of the Fundrd three
per Cent. Debt, have been ieft at Sea, and application
is intended to be made for the Renewal of the laid
Certificates at the Office of the Treasury of the said
United States, of which all persons concerned are de
sired to take notice.
ROBERT GILMOR, of Baltimore,
August 14
TO BE
THE Timeof a.likely, healthy, NEGRO LAD,
l'eventeen year# sf age, who has three yejrs and an
half to serve; is an excellent waiter, and acquainted
wirh all kinds of house work.—Apply at No. 101, Pine
flreet sear Four* street.
August 18.
FOR SAL R,
Imported in the Jhip Jrethufa, from Calcutta and
Madrafs, a variety of
BENGAL GOODS;
Guarrahs,
Bafta«,
Cofl'ieJ,
Humliuras,
Hjridkerchiefs,
tertians,
Caliooes
To be Sold by the Package, for approved notes at
;hree and four months, by
WILLIAM MACLURE & Co.
No. 4a Dock Street, or
JOHN MILLER, Jun.
AuguftTß
New Hosiery.
BARTHOLOMEW CONOLLT,
/It his HOSIERY STORE, No. 48 Chefnut street,
RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the Public in
general, that he hasjuft received by the ship Liberty
from Liverpool, a further supply of ' '
iMen's & Women's Silk
Hosiery.
Among v.Hich are a very ex.enfive assortment of Gentle
men's plain while, fancy, and patent Silk fuperCne faney
plated silk and cotton, fine whits,-plain, and ribb'd cot
ton a very large assortment of fancy Patent and fine ran
dom faney cotton, &c. which he will fell upon the moll
reasonable terms by the dozen or iingie pair.
A Genera! Assortment of every other artide of DJff
GOODS, newly imported.
Those gentlemen who please to favorß. C. with their
somr,lands, will meet with, at his store, a moll elegant,
extensive, and well chosen assortment of every description
if Hosiery; Also, a great Variety of
Gentlemen's Out-Jizes.
June
WHARI 0 N L E W/S,
HAVE removed their INSURANCE OFFICE ana
STORE to No 115 South Front ilrect,
Where they have for Sa\e y
Coffee
OM Bill Madeira Wine
Souchong Tea
Sail Canvas &c.
July 15
Mr.. EDWARD A L I, E N,
BORN at Cambridge, England, and educated at
Kirkbride's, near Barnard Cattle, Yorkthire—Who is
iuppofed to have come to America in the yelr 1787,
is rttiuefls-d to call on, or write to Captain James 1 ho
rn as Bifliop, at Doflor Spence's, No. 120, South Se
cond-ftteet, Philadelphia, where h* will hear of fome
thmg much to bis advantage.
Capt. Biftop will thaak any person for any informa
tion rd'poaing the above Euw.us Allen
Auguil 18.
fates
V\ me
Port
For Salel>y
Peter blight.
§i-w% im
$6w '
SOLD,
and Cotton
ALSO,
THIS D/f r IS PUBLISHED,
By THOMAS DOBS6N, at The STONE HOUSE,
A 0.41 South SztoiiJ Str'ett,
ENCYCL
VOl OME
CONTAINING, among a variety of other articles, Pitf
fions, Pafcime, Pallure, Patagonia, patriarch, Paul,
Pearl, Pegu; pekiri, P:lew-Iflacd!, Ptr.dulnm, Penniyl
vania, Pergarfius, Periia, Perfpedli.ve, P&tcr, Petrifaction,
Syilem of Pharmacy, -PliPip, HhilcilOjjy,
Phiiofophy, Phi*nrcii, Phcphorns; fhylics,•Phyfioguo
my, Phyfioioffy, Pitts, Pisa, Planet, icc. illuftratcd with
-fijttecn copperplates.
The fifteenth volums is in the press, and cor.fiderab/y
advanced. •
Slich Subfcrjbers as ha ire not completed their fats up to
the piefent time, ire very requufted to tike
away and pay lor the volunias now ready, they havs
not receive^,
T. Dobson, ha« on hand a few copies of 'his valuabts
work, to be difpofcd or, at one hundred, and ten dollars-,
thefet of xS volumes, the who.e money to be 51 aid ou de
livering the now r-indy, and the remainder of the
work to be furmfh ed to the order of the pur chafer, when
repdy, without further charge.
The sale will continue, fox three wiojiths on t.hefe term-,;
if any copies fhcuid then remain the price will be
encrealid ".<.i\ Goliiir^i
Auguli 4
T TO RESOLD
time of a mulatto girl, of about 16 years old, who
X has bet%yeen five and lix years to serve, and who is.
capable of the duties of a chambermaid or a plain cook.
Enquire o l toe Printer. Aug 6
JAMES Y A £<. i J
Has for sale, at his ilorc on Walnut-ftrc-t wharf,
St. Croix Rum r.nd Sugar of fup-rior quality.
St. t)oniingo Indigo.
l.nguira and St. Domingo Hide 6.
ico Pocket" o> Cotton
P. ROI'OtiALi)
By FRANCISfV ROBERT BAILET\
For printing by Subfcriptipn (in fix large oilavo vbluraes)
PL'UTARC Pi's L IV E'S.
With Notes, HiAorical and Critical, the lire of Plutarch*
by John and William Laugh me
THE Editors think it wouW be an inlult on common un
dcrftanding, to expatiate on the merits of this work: they
content themfcives with, giving the tallowing quotation
from the Preface
" If the merits of a work may be efleemed from the uni
versally cf its reception, Plutarch's Lives have a claim
to the firft honors of literature. No book has been more
generally fought after, or r.ad with great r avidity- It
was one ©f the iirft that was brought out oi ; the retr.atsof
the learned, traftilatcd into the mddern languages.
CONDITION S.
I. This work ftrall be j 111. As soon as a fnfF.cifnt!
printed in weekly numbers, s number ol fubferibers appear
of sixty-sour pages, attwen- i on the lifts, the work will be
ty-five cents each, payable
on delivery. Responsible
fubferibers for £x copies,
shall receive afeventh gratis.
11. It fnali be printed on a
fine paper,and an entire n.w
type.
SUBSCRIPTIONS are received by the Editors, No. I ;6,
High-itrcct, Afc. jtiu Fun.i, No. :6,North Li s htli-fircct,
Alcffrs Carey, DJi/nti, Cjr:jtl-eU, Rice, Cmlfka.:i, St„vtns,Young,
;uiu GimnJ, LooMliiu's, i'hiladelphta, and by the pnuc.fal
lViutcrt :tnU Boukicllero throughout the Liaon
Augufl 17
Ladies and Gentleman, arerefpcct
fully informed,
r | 'HAT the Subscriber keeps an Elegant Coack'se to hire,
JL at a reafqfci&le rate, which he driveshimf.lf asufual.
He alio keeps an elegant Coach, to hire without horses,
either o which may be engaged at his dwelling, No. 174
Ai<ih ftrtet, between Seventh and Eighth lireets, at his
Stable in Eighth near Market street, or at his usual
the corner ot Market and Fourth ftreeU.
Hz returns his sincere thanks to his frtepds, and hopes to
merit a continuance of tneir favors.
Ju'.y 16
iflC iiAHTHtN- W ARE lViaiibtaCtury,
In FrontJii ett, abuve Pool's Bridge,
IS continued in the moil txtenfive manner. A large a- r .
fortment of the bett ware Uon hand ready assorted 10
Hogsheads and Cr*tcs. '
A conllant and regular supply may be depended on, at
the ihorteft notice.
Orders are received at the Manufactory, or at No. 25
Arch it reel. j u ! y 8 sjm
LOOKI G - G LASS PLATES
For $ A L Ey by,
JAMES and HENRY REYNOLDS,
Mo. 56, Markct-flrerJ,
by the box or linaikr quantity.
Also, a general Assortment of Looking OlaJTes fram-
cd. lkacketts for Lamps, &c. Girandoles ; Glais or
Piflure Frames raadc in burnished g»kl, oil gold", white
and gold, b!*ck and gold or
Augvift 18
*]? RESH i & Ab,
Of Superior Quality, via.
Imperial, or Gunpowder
H) lon Gomee,
t It quality Hyson,
2d. do. uO>
Young Hyion,
Hyloti Skin, aifd
Sbuchoftg.
A few Boxes of each, for fule at
Nt). 19, Third Street, South.
l)tc to. " 'eoJtf
iH£ ftjifcribir offers fir file, a FARM, coaiai'nitjg, abs, »
300 acres ; dtj-iant from the City of Wujhingtyrf l aitd Gcc;gc~
Tmvn between Bor 9 mists. A Plot of this Luna n m the lUiit
of Mr. Peter Cafrwave if Ceorre-i oivn, f'lemjetf Mr. Tl -
mat Fitifh-.ons, in Philadelphia, and Mr. Jitter! IVtit'b, in Bai
m
timare.
Tlrt Lar.d -mill l< Jic-cvn to any perfgn, by applying H Jcln
Lydqm, njbo lives adjoining. It lays in a mijl healthy country y and
a good neighborhood." There are on it a com won country
boyfe, a large tobacco-house, and an orchard of good.(il it, aconjlapi
lire am ivitb a great full runs thro it, and or A© qcrfj
of good tneado'W may bt f cajtly made. The I hies of t the above include
about 40 'acres of uoodUnd. Convenient Credits will be afforded
to (he put thafir f dejircd.
CARROLL.
Montgomery County., June 3, 1795.
2V. if. The land lies between two Merchant mills, one $ft ant
UUi a mth, tkt etbsr almoji adjsinmg. June jj.
saw tf
[Volume VIH. >
P&DIA.
XIV.
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put to pr fs
IV. ThoiVwhoprcfcr > may
receive then* in volumes, of
three hundred and eighty
four page*, bound.at ont dol
ht and cei'ts
c.ich.
ra&th 4\v.
HENRT MOSES.
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