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SCHEME of the LOTTERY, Ne. 2,
FOR THE IMPROVEMI MT OF THE.
FEDERAL CIIY.
1 A magnificent ( J j.ooo Oul.su, and
dwelling house, 5 calh 31,000 ne
l ditto 15,000 &ci 25,000
1 ditio 15,000 & cash 15,000
1 dtno ie,ooo Si cafn 10,000
1 ditto 5,000 <Sccalh j5»ooo
1 cJit: <» 5,000 «Sc rafti 5,090
s C<ifh ptixc ol
s <111 0 5,00* each) ar«
I© ditto 1,000
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10®
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ao dut«
100 aitto
100 (litl»
400 ditto
t,o©o did*
15,000 ditto
16.739 Pri4f «
33,561 Biai<ki
jo,©®© Ticktu at 8 aol'.iM
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Aug 50
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FOR SALE,
A very valuable ESTATE,
Called TfFITTSNUAU.
SITUATE M tie townfiif of Upper Derby, and aunty of
Delaware, 7 l-l miles from Philadelphia, and half amile
from lie mio IVefcrn road: containing 130 acres of excellent
Land, 45 of ixbicb are good ivatcred Afeadow, go of prime
Wood Land, and tie rel Arable of the firjt quality. There an
n the pretnt/n it good two/lory Brict Hcufe, ■with 4 rooms on
a floor, and Cellars under the ■whole, mita a Pump Well of ex
eeilent ii'ater in front; a large frame JSarn, Stables, and other
convenient buildings; a Smoie-Hau/c andfane Spring House ; two
good Applet Ore ha; -ds, and one of Peaches. The Fields are all in
Clover, except ihafe immediately under tillage, and are so laid
out as to have the advantage of IVaier in each of them, -which
renders it peculiarly convenient for Grazing.
ILe J.i-uation is phafant and healthy, and from the hi h culti
vation of the Land, the good neighborhood, and the vicinity to the ci
ty, it is very fuilabU for * Gent M ian's Country Sea..'
Iht foregoing is part of the Spate of Jacob Hi,aa K deccafed
and offered for jale by MGRD2CAI LKWIS
Surv I'.'.Tgf Executor.
eotf
June 4, 179
Britain.* 1
50,000
40,000
30,000
10,000
10.000
10,000
10,009
10, Of O
1 0,000
10,000
10,000
10,
to,
80,00®
tjv,oo«
4 •0,000
SAMUEL BLODGET.
todtf
Sale of valuable Proper!
TO BE SOLD, BT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Tuesday, the 13th day of October, z 795,
At the Toiitine Coffee-Houfe hi New-York, at 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, all the right, title, andintcrtft of the
AMERICAN IRON CO MP ANT,
la the following valuable TRACTS of I.AND, "Si.
I• \LL that tradt of land containing about 1500 a.re*,
X\ situate in the county of Orange, beifig part of the
mountain lots No. tz and jj, in the pat -nt of Cheefecocki
formerly laid out by Charles Clinton, Esq. dcceaftd, and
purchased by th'c Agent of the American Iron Company of
William Smith, Esq. on the oh day of Nov;ni'b«r, 17664
This trifl contains fotije plough land and fiva.np; also
Potucke'it Pond and the otitic ts thereof.
4. All that tract of land situate 011 the well fide of Hud
son's river, near Buttermilk Falls; containing lOOsacrci.
In this tract there is said to be a valuable mine, some good
swamp and timber land.
3. AU thofetwo trait; situate on. the north fije of the
Mohawk river, being part of the Manor of Cofby, pur
chased by the Agent of the American Iron Company in tho
years 1765 and 1767, of Oliver Delancy, Efq the oue con
taining acres, the other 3815 acres.
4. All that trail of land si uute on the north fide of thfc
Mohawk river, near the German F»ats; adjoining part of
Colby's manor, and bounded on the eafl by Canada creek.
This trad will be divided, and fold in the following Lots,
viz,
Acres,
T containing 966
* 9°7
3 844
4 So'-
J 762
6 805
1 97°
8 1000
Lot
1000
I 000
1000
1000
13 ic-oo J
The tra<st on No. 4 is chiefly beach, n/iaple, bass and elm.
The purchase money to be paid by the following
tients, viz. one-fourth on the day of sale: one-fourth on thy
firft Tuesday in April next; one-fourth on the firft Tu.fday'
in October, 1796; and the remainder on the firll Tuesday
in April, 1797* when deed» will be given tp the purchaser.
Plans of the different tra&s of lund may be fjjn by ap
plying to Mr. Peter Goelrt, one of trustees, in New-
York; or to Mr. Edward Edivards, m Philadelphia,
September 19,
Scheme of a Lottery,
To raifc 39,900 DtlUri, on 266,000 DdUn l>ci*Bi*% tg
per Cent, from the Prius—This Loiter) confifti»/ 38,003
Tukcti, in which there ate 14.539 I'riui, and ay,401
Blanks, ieing about one and an ha!j tlanks 10 4 Prize.
THl£ DireftorsoftheSocicty foieil,blifh nL'Ulelul Ma.
nufafiur™, hiving resolved toercit LO TTEi< lES lot
raising On B Humdrio Th«>ijs<nd agreeably
loan Ail of the Ltgifliture of the Statt ol New-Jeifcy,
have appointed the loliowing persons to fupermtend and
direQthe drawingo! the faint, viz. Nicholas Low, Rului
King, Herman Le Roy, James Wat lon, Kicbaid Hai
rifun, Abijah Hammond, and Cornelius Hay, of the ritj of
New-Yoik—Thomas Willing, Jofcph Mall", Matthew .Vl'#
Cnnneland Andrew Bayard, of the cify of Philadelphts
—Hu Excellency Richard Howell, hfq. Eliaj Eoudiftor,
General hlia» Dayteii, Janus Patker, John Bayard, £TiQ.
or Lev.is Donhain, Samuel W. Stockton, VI. Wa'..
lace, Juleph Bhiomficld, and Elilha Uoudlnot, of N w
Jcrley. who ortei the following Scheme »f a Lmteiy,
and pledge themfelvcs to the public, that they will t„ke
every alJur ncr and precaution in their power lo have the
Monies frifld by the Managers !rom ti:we to time, asrectiv~
ed, into the Hanks at New-Yoik and Philadelphia, ta
remain for the purpose ol paying Priz » wl.ich ihall t>«
immeuiaielydifcharged by > ehecK unon one ol the tianks;-
SCHEME:
1 Txixcof
1
8
3
10
so
ICQ
300
I COO
3 000
r'oo
8100
1 4»539 Prirci,
Blank*.
38000 Tickets at J Botiirstachis
The drawing will commence, under the infpc&i"n of
a Committee of ihe Superintendents, as soon «>s the Tick
ets arc fold, at which timely noiice wiil be given.
The Supertnteadant* have appointed John N. Camming
of Newark, Jacob R. Hardenberg, ot New-Bruntwvck y
and JonaikuM Rhea, of Trenton, as immediate Managers
thereof, who heve giveu ample security tor difchargmg
Che trust reposed in their..
Pr In order tofecure the punctual payment of the
Prizes, the Superintendants of :he Lottery Wave direeled
that the Manager* shall each enter into bonds in 46,000
dollar*, vyith four (uAcientfecu'ritit«, to perform the.r .11-
flru&iont, the fubitanc* of which »*
I. That whenever either of the Manager* fcall receive
| the sum of Three Hundred Dollars, ininidiatil) he lhall
place the fame in one of the Banks of New-York or Phi
ladelphia, to the cirdit »f the Governor of the
and such of the Superintendants as ive in the city wh.tre
the monies are placed, to remain there untii the Lottery
is drawn, for the payment of the Prizes.
11. The Managers 10 take fufneient security for any
Tickets they may trust, otherwise to fcc responsible for then**
111. To ktep regular books of Tickets fold/ Mo"-
me* received and paid into the Bank, abrtrafll of which
lhall be feht, monthly, to theGovemor of the Sdcicty.
Patcrfon, January 1, 1794.
On application to either of the above gemtemA inf. r
matio'i will be given where t kets may bcjrfed. xn&. (f
James iVl'Alpin^
TAYLOR, f%
_ N®. 3 South Fourth Strert,
T) ETURNS bis grateful achnrnvledgementt whit TrienJ, and if,.
IV Public for their liberal encouragement, M lm leavclefotltii
a continuance of their favt s.
At bis Shop gentlemen may be furnijh C <uJtltb the bcl materiaii,'
KMjinjMJm the xicj} fafllmabl, manner.
Me -will thankfully receive aw or den and pay a prompt and
p 'nftualattention to 'bent. Oft. I {
Fifty Reward.
F, C/R delivering to the fubferiber, a Negr®
A. Boy named PISRCE, about nineteen years
of age, about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, speaks good
Engiilh, but rather hesitates 3 little before he anfwert
a queilion, very fat and rogud in the face, has a large
Scar from a wound on the back of one #f his U-«s,
a little above the heel. Had on vfhen he went awav,
an old Green Coatee and Trowfera, and an old leather
hat torn on one fide, a pair of half worn Boots 7 b ( ut
took with him Shoes and Stockings, the Stockings are
iiite, had also a nundie tied up in a red fi!k hand*
kerchief; it is likely he may have a good deal of mo
ney with him—He is a bariic-r by trade.
JOSEPH BLYTH, No. *9,
, north Third street.
Pnilad. 25th, Sept. 1795. i •' aavtf.
Lot 14 containing 1000
15 1 coo.
16 529
17 4U
18 1169
19 Joo«
20 loco ,
a I " J 000 1
1%
*i
24
AS
m&t
20,000 Doliai* is
i»,oo»
io,r;©o
5»ooo
B,o^o
I
10,000-
10,000
1 ,cco
*C,OoO
500
* OO
ii
XO,oOO
iC',OOO
>5s9Q?
20,00 a
36, so*
IS/joo
262.000
Firrt drawn number, a,OOO
Laftdrawn number, 2,000
fi66,000
y
Acres.
39®
75®