#" . > "V -
T. STEPHENS, i
BOOKSELLER am STATIONER, fvWI
No- 60 South Second-Street, PHILADELPHIA, 1 V_/ C.i
RESPECTFULLY informt the public, that at his Store ihoi
they may be lupplied >vith mod of the modern Eu- j Nai! rot!
topcan and other publications of merit, onfolitioe, Divini- I -loop Ir
ty, Law, the Belles Lettras, &c. 3cc. Aifo a great van- j abi
ety of EbEUANT PRINTS and Paintings, and every ar~ Anchor:
licle in th.' Stationary bufincfs; which he continues, u J Bar ron
usual, to dispose of at the lowest prices. I A- ti«»n
Gentlemen's Libraries furnifhed or purch»fed ; and the Caroim.
UtmoJV value, in exchange or calh, given for any qa»n- I Heiriiiu
jfify of feennd hand Books. 1 '
Wholefafc Dealers supplied at the above Itore on very Aye Bel
moderate terms. , I
May i. — — I
No. 60 South Socond Street.
THE IVholefile and Retail Store for BOOK, STATION A*T J j
MUiIC, PRINTS, OIL PAINTINGS, BRAWIN* BOOKS, I
and Fancy articles. ' j M p tT
THOMAS I s awh
For the fleeter tmruini not ./ «W«S tie hufnfexlevfvetyA „„ the
u- remtveiJr.m N.. S7, - - v " 60 SuD " J . Deir
irffide—vAere be la, reeded by the lajtarrtoaU, ™ exienfo. ceased,
Stdtiona-ry. •<»«»*<
tfXe,,- Mafic, Buahurys euritus Caricature,, Pr.nt,o,l Paint- we nt t
4 : nr,n.' r Both, is*. V& allvbi.b ae-wM f.U,*ufualA 0.10,
'"•r f 7!\Ch?L tbi, to aclno-wledg, the Mcraien- X L
<Mra -Kent be has ahacw experienced from tbe tOotou «f I j-*- ■
ielbbU—retuTM £h tncf fikere thank,, and fledge, brnfetjU t£ desired
aJZnt exertion,* «erii ..nti.ua! /«f, and to hope Imjhr. tie the CO,
aietct for elegant and ufefnj ku-rature. j perlon
•• ' * . ° £ I mint 1
■> vf t
George Hunter,
Cbcmift, I Bell
At his Lciberatory, Ne. 11 4, sorth Sewnd Jiniet. j (
INFORMS his former cufioroers and the public, that 1
he has begun the DRUG bufincfs again on » «*«»"
He has for sale a general assortment e( 1 "\T < -
FRESH DRUGS, £ r \
CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS, >nd PATENT KEDi- p er f 9l
CIN te-S. I upon
Likewise, piinters'colours, dry and ground IB ml, ftllU l
bruihes, windav* artd coach glufs, dye ftuffs, linked oil, or
oil.ot turpentine, copal oil varnish and j«p»w, warranted
good. ~ , . FOl
Aliufli. copperas, milder, ground rcdw»odbythe hogs- Fo|
head ci imallet quantity. . . FOl
A»ne imp itis ihe linipl -s from the oeft market;, and
makes the ciiinpohtions Ind preparations himlelt, he is
enabled to vouch tor and warrant ever) article (old out .
of his Uho.a .ry, and lthewtfeto d.fpofc «i them at the
mv.U reafonaDiC-Wics.
i£s' Ht wishes ts fell a la:Ke LOT of GROUND, i"
the nortli-eaft corner of High and Eleventh-ftreels, contain. tn«
ing 78 feet front on High-ftieet, and zoo feet on Eleventh Septc
ftici-t, '.ppolite Mr. Lciper's new buildings—And another of Pi
1.0 I on ihe north fide of High Oreet, nsar the above, i 8 thee
leel from, and 200 feet deep. Both lots have the prtvi- i brahi
1.5C01 a3O feel alley in the rear. j perft
• Dee. 13. s-r3® ti«e.
TREASURY of the UNITED STATES,
Augufl nth, 1795. Ti
NOTICE is hereby given t» all ptilona who. are or rituc
may be Creditors of the United States, for any : been
sums of the Fimaed Debt, or Stock, bearing a pre/tut , *
inlerejl of fix per centum per annum'. >ne
xft, That purfuunt to an Act of Congress, pasTed on ' nou
the third day of March, 1795, intitule 1, "An Ail
making further proyiiiun for the fupp >rt of Public
Credit, and for the redemption of the Public Debt,
tIK-re will be relmburl'ed and redeemed, on the firft day Infp
of January enfumg, the rale or proportion of two per
ctntum ot t'le principal of the debt or foci, expressed
in the Certificates ifilled to the said Creditors refpec
ttvely; >.111
id, The said reimbursements will be Trade at tfte
Treasury of the United States, or at the Loan Offices
where the said Stock may fturid credited at the close of £
the present year.
3d, The laid Teimburfements will be made to the
fftid Creditors in person, or to their Attornies duly A
aimiUtuted 4 but the powers of attorney which may be t
produced inuft centain an authority to receive the said Lifl
<v -nburfemcnt of trincipel, otherwise no more than the 1
|. al dividend of interejl will be paid; and although
the '.wo per centum of principal to be redeemed, fhoulu
tot be emanded, yet the interest thereon will cease
frun the said firft day of January next.
4tb, To prevent the great trouble and expwice which j
would attend a renewal of the Certificates, in confe- Ra
quence of the said reimbursement ol Principal, it has |
b en determined that no renewal {hall be made: And
further, tint the Certificates which may be issued dur-
ing the year One thonfand seven hundred and ninety
fix, in temfequence of any transfers of the said fix per I
cent. Stock, shall notwithftinding the reimbursement
8 f two per centum, as aforementioned, be expressed _
for the refpeclive sums of the original Capital Stock. _
All persons who may negotiate the Funded fx per cent.
Stock oftbt United States, bearing a present interejl, Tl
are therefore cautioned to observe, that during the year
One thousand seven hundred and ninety-fix, the valat
or true amount of Principal unredeemed of said Debt A
or Stock, will be ninety per centum of the sums
expressed in the Certificates | A
Given tinder nij'fhand, at Philadelphia, the day I
and fear beforemrntioned, pursuant to di- j
> regions of the Secretary of the Treasury, I
SAMUEL MEREDITH, *
I'reajurer as the UnM States. 1
Aug. 34* , ■- ■ • lilili—l /
Notice is hereby given that an at- i
taShment vi< issued out of the inferior sourt of Cemmoa J
Plear, in and for the county of Cumberland, in the state of I J
NewJcHey, returnable oa the twenty-fifth day of Febru- I
ary last, against the goods and chattels, rights and credits, I <
lends and tenements of Geo ge Hatz (not being a resident I
at tliat time within the state of' New Jersey) at the fait Of j ;
Jonathan Bnlliitger, indorsee of Job Butcher, which was 1 ;
levied by the sheriff of the county oi Cumberland " on | j
a certain floopor shallop called the Fly of Philadelphia" j
with its appurtenances, as by the return of the f.iid sheriff 1
■wilt more particularly appear—and notise is also hereby I
further o-ivtri, agreeably to the dircSion of an ait of the 1
Legislature of the state of New-Jersey in foch cafe made j
ana provided, that unlcfs -he said George HutZ lhall ap- j
pear and give fpeeial bail to answer the suit so as afore- j
l'uid instituted against him by th said Jonathan Ballinger, 1
widlin such time is prescribed by law, " that then and in I
hat cafe judgment fliall be entered" againil the said George 1
Hutz " by, default, and that the said sloop or shalfop so as
aforefaid seized on the said attachment" will be fold for
the fettsfacthm of all " creditor, who (hail appear to be
justly .wititlcd t» any demand thereon, andfhall apply for
that purpole."
Dated at Salem, in the county of Salem, in the fait.
State, the tlurty Srst day of March A. D. 1795.
-ttILES, Clerk.
Lueiu, Horatio St'chm, ")
Attorney for the Plff. y 1
■ I ISWMf
To be Sold,
on KEASONAMLE TF.hMt,
' . . P v.r of well broke (family; browji carriage Hirfu;
» :fo, a goo i ridi.Tg Horse, they are all about fix
. • .. ok ■ c :. oe: lion 0/ tfceir <a!e is the owner's death.
to. Printer. Oil. II aawjw.
fill.
w
S H O T,
OFill sizes, from lb to Gr»pe,
Camboßlet, P0.., »ud other eafcags eHMUted »t the
fliorteft notice, f
Nail rods, from tod to spike, rwi ■
Hoop Iron, Off allfwei, ior cases or Justing i*to nails, from IV\
a brad to 12 J nyils, O ELJ
Anchors, from 17 Cwt.to loolb. p rf
Bar Iron, Views
A Qaantity of James R.iv«r Tobteeo, j' (
Carolina Pork.
Herrings ia bjrr«t»,~.i ■Ni'iVniim '
ev>rn meal in Hhds. and Bbli. Author •
Rye (lour &o. to be fold by
Levi Hollingpworth & S n.
— a thai
Notice. of v
ALL persons indebted to the late partnerflaip of It eh- brov
jlrr, AJgate, Ik White, are desired to make payment I. Th;
to Pete* W. Gai.lawdkt, No. 63, Cheftmt-ftreet, who ! inch
is authorised to reeeive thii fame. Thof« who have claims of a
, on the said Firm will present them to him. med
Demands on the ellate of the late Pelatiab Webfer, de- ferit
' ceased, are to be exhibited to the fu'^fcriber—and those unti
1 indebted to the said ellate, are requeued to make p»y- HI. Tl
- nunt to ' RUTH PERIT, Executrix, vere
October iO. diar. No. 47 feuth Water-street. vigr
1 . — 1 pcil
\LL persons having any demands on the Estate »f Alp
f\. Mary Hewson, late ofßucks oouttty, Jeceafed, are Sub
'e desired to apply to WrLLiAM Hewson, near Hriftol, in (hop,
v the county aforefaid, for immediate fetdement. And all e r, N<
persons indebted to said Estate are rcqucfltd to make pay- princi
m»nt to the said William Newfon, who is hereby autha- Feb
~ rifed to re»eive the fanie. -i—
Elizabeth Hewson, Exieutriml
Jonatmak.Williams,; Exl{llttlr ,.
William ) /
BeltemeaJe, near Brijiol,
OA.a6, 1795. *»aw3w. _
»t —- K 1
DUTT ON CARRIAGES. Pc
NOTICE is hereby given, that agreeably to an aA of V>l
Congress of the United States, of the jth June, 1794, ' h
for laving duties upon Carriages for the conveyance of "i
person' —" That there fhallbe levied, colleiled, and p.tiid,
upon all carriages for the conveyance of persons, which
fhallbe kept by orfpr any person, for his or her own use,
'! or to let out to i/re.or for the aonveying of_ passengers,
the several following, to witl 1
For and upon *ry coach, the yearly fnm df 10 dollars. 1
!*' F or al ,d npon every chariot the yearly sum of 8 dollars, t * lllc
j For and upon every phaston and coachec, the yearly turn "V A
f, of 6 dollars. { The
(Ut For and upon every other four wheel and two whceUop '!<**
he earriage, the yearly sum of X dollars. "
And upon every other two wheel carriage one dollar. m "*'
D The Officers of Infpedion of the First Survey of the dif- " ter
ml trid of Pennsylvania,; wiU attend within the month of Hrt
Ith Sept.Mnber natt, at No. 117, in Saffafras street, in ths city
ner of Philadelphia; at the houfc of Daniel St. F.'.q in .
28 the county of Montgomery ; and at the houfo of Mr. A- ;
vi- 1 braham Dubois, in the county of Bucks; of which all
I persons possessed of f ch Mrnages are desired to tiko no
-17 " <e ' NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN,
To all retail dealers in vrmes, and foreign distilled fpi- « s
or rituous liquors, that licences will be granted to them, one wit
„v i licence for carrying on the bufinefsof retailing wines in a » «
\L a less quantity,or in less quantities than 30 gallons-- and ; ar '-.
one licence for carrying on the bufincfs of retailing fpiri- n«ai
on ' toous liquors in less quantities than 20 gallons, at the fame ,n g
v<a I time, and at »hc fanni places, by the officers legally autho- mar
r, rieed to grant faeh liceneei. *°
;H C , s William Nichols, * r ;
lav InfoeAor of tfce Revewse of First Snrvry of the DiflriA of
per Pennfylvam. , the
(Ted Philadelphia, Aue*J 17, IT)S- ° ' mil
»ec- 7.V THE PRESS, ~ | ,kle
i.ad speedily will be publifced, by BENJAMIN DAVIES, ma
tl'e At W, H,Afreet,
iceS T H £ clo'
cos American Repository, for 1796; U
the cenTAiNive: lftl
July A eompleet Calendar for Rules for redneing the .ur. co '
vbe the year. rencits of the feveralftatos <UI
said Lifts of the executive, legif- Table of ponnds, &c. redu
-1 the lative and judicial offi«r» «d into dollars k cents. c
iuch of the federal government Snmmary of the exports in 0
0 ° ld of the ministers and 4 fncceffive years. jf c
. f ,f. consuls to and from the Amount of the unredeemed Itr
United Stf.tes. debt, annual revenue and els
,• . A regiftcr of the land and eupcnditurcs. ™
f sea forces of do. A view of the finking fund. f r -
C " Rates of pofUge, and times An estimate of the imports ha
ta* I of receiving 5c elofing the of the United States, in K c
J nd mails at Philadelphia. two several years. aa
dur " Aliil of the poft-towns,with Domestic duties or ancifes. tu
llet y- the distances of cach, on Drawbacks and bounties.PPr, r
[ P er the main line, as well m Banks, with mles of eon- «
ment , ro (, roads. duiling hufinafs.
effed _0f t he federal courts. Officers of the civil govern- T j
tock. _of the fuporvifors of the ment of Pennsylvania. ol
cent. I revenne. Eflimatc of e«pences of do.
ereji, I The mint, and monies of the in one year.
: year U.S. and the currency ef Officers of civil government g 1
valat each state. \ of New-York. "
Debt A lift of the commXfioneri Sovereign princes and ro- ™
lum» I of loans. pnblies of Europe.
I Atablc,fhewingthepropor- Lift of the navy of Great
ue day tion of froe persons to Bfitain, eorrefted agree- K
to di- Saves, and of males to fe- able to the latest inform*- _
ury I males, &e. in the U.S. tion.
H, Militia of the United States, Do. of the navy of France,
'ates, I with the proportion of do.
j, each. Itate of the air, end a diary
An alphabetical lift of duties of the winds and weither (
1 at- 1 agreeably to the last a* in Philadelphia, during i v.
immon of Congress. months, ending ift Sept. /
state of 1 Amount of impost and tona- *795- *
Febru- age of one year. Bills of mortality in Philad. >
credits, j Custom-house fees, kc. of one year.
efident This little volume will eootiin a much greater com pa's, <
I'uit Of |as well as variety of matter, than that of the preceding c
.ch was I year, and will he embellished with en engraved frontis- *
id "on I piece, title page, and a vignette faced with a head orna- j
elphia*' ment, to each month. The feen-s depiited in the vig- i
i sheriff I nettes, allnde chief.y to the rural labours of the year. The <
hereby I engrnvingsare new, and executed with an excellence that
I of the I noes credit to the American fine arts.
e made j At the fame place may he bad,
hall ap- j Plans of the city of Philadelphia, and its environ*, aecu
s afore- j rattly engraved from a late furv^y.
illinger, J Maps of the United States, and of each state feparitsly.
n and in I A valuable eolle&ion of moder* Both, and a general affort
-1 George I ment of Stationary Wares.
Jop so as Hote.—Thofe who desire it, may have the above-menti
luld for oned Maps, or any other, coloured, canvassed, and varnifh
jar to be cd, and put up in any manner that may be most oonveni
ipply for «nt, by applying at tlireSed above.
OA. 1, 1795. law.
'.1795."" AT a Meeting of the Stockholders in
Clerk. the Infuranee Company of iterate of Pennsylvania, on 'h
icth May last, convened for the purpol'e of fixing the
time of payment of the remaining part of the Oipitel
lawstf Stock of said Company,
Refelved, that the remaining sum of two hundred
dolUirs per !h .rc, he paid on the 6th day of Novem
ber next, under the penaluoe annexed to default by the
Horses; »it of Incorporation.
about fn Puulifhed by order of the Meeting,
r'» death. SAMUEL W. FISIQtR, S,.\
jiwj*. Jnne
riiiL/tDELPUI+t fatwTsw »y jfQVii fJWW 1
Anerictn I,andfcapes.
PROPOSALS
f)x nwusHiNG IN AQUATINT A E1
TwENTi-Foi'R VIE WS, jv /
O ELECTED from the mod iftrikirig arid mtrrefting *
0 Profpgifts in thr Wnited States •; each «f which tnihaVi
Views, will be accompanied with a defcnptive account %
of its Local, Hiltorieal, and other Incidental Peculiarities
By G. I. PARKYNS, 1
Author if the " Mutfi* Rfrurint and An:ient CtAlct >*
Britain y j
CONDITIONS. ,
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that each Subscriber (hall engage to take the whole Tet
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brown, % Dollars ; and if coloured 5 Dollars.
1. That th« dimensions of each engraving (hall be 24 by 17 I
inches, executed in aquatinta, and pubhlhed upon paper I
of a superior quality. The publication to commence 1m- I
mediately ; Mid one engraving to be delivered to the Sub
feribers, on the firft Mbnday of each succeeding month, I
until the proposed series (hall be finally completed.
HI. That with the last View of the series, (hall be deli- I
vered an engraved title-page; an elegant j
vignette; a map of the route, conne&ed with the prof- J
feds exhibited in the the course of the Work ; and an j
Alphabetical liftof the Subscribers. . I
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(hop, Maiden lane, New-York, by Mr. Carey, Book-fell
er, No. 118, Market street, Philadelphia, and by all the j
principal Book-fellers in the United-States.
February aB. • J
— ——: I »i
Now Published, I jc
By T. STEPHENS,
Ao. 60, south Setond-jtreet, I * '
The curiom Prophecies of | _
RICHARD BROTHERS. , 0 ,
CONTAINING gTMt and remarkable things,not reveal- I
cdtfc any other person on earth I Th
1 This work k inteieftinr to every oh*. I priva
■ i Au'ujl 14 { — Tv
- — I front
Andover Iron Works J K
TO BE SOLD. OR LET ON LEASE. JlO co
THEY are situate in the counties of Suffer and MorHs, I ""•» 1
in the State of New-Jersey: The ore lies within a j tQ Ot V
■tile of the Furnace, is esteemed of the firft quality of any | j
a ' in America, and particularly adapted for making Steel. |
The Furnace and Forge, to which belong between ii and I
u 12,e00 aeresof Land, will he fold together, or taafed ei- j
i ther separately or together : they are distant about seven |
j mi 1m from each other, and are an objcA well worth the | are
■_ 1 attention of Iron Masters. The buildings, &c. are in eve- |,n {
,f Iry refpe<ft commodious For further particulars apply to 1 torn
„ Benjamin Chew, or John Lardner, Philadelphia. * | lttei
I o*. %. _ jtaw J
r, ~~ A MILL for SALE. ||;
»" IT OII Sale, en private contraA, five undivided fstths
Jl parts of that valuable merchant-mill, called Old ar( .
Pennypaek Mill, with two dwelling houses, stables, coop- of <
er's (hop, cafc house, and other convenient buddings 8 | ,
,» with about 20 aeresof good land, the greatest partthtreof 1
- is excellent watered meadow, the remainper garden, orch- the
.j ard, and wood land; situate ten m«es from Philadelphia, Ho
' near the Walhingtsm Tavern, partly on the pod-road .ead as,
" i i„ E w New-York, and partly on the River road; a re- ber
.. markably healthv country, and an excellent neighbour- frie
h»od. This mill bcin» on Pennypack «reek, a heavy j e <s
Itream of water, with about Ti feet head and fall, and on.
the tide flowing about 6 feet, will admit a veflcl wrrying l n t
of 13 to buOiels of wheat to lay along fide, and unload into pu
I th- mill with Evans's elevator m about j
: mill house is large and built of fto*e, on a ro«.it, t In!
~ | th e walls uncommonly thick and Strong, (such a piece of | ik,
.. mason work is rarely tobofond) contains five floors two wl
' water wheels, and three pair of the best French burr ftonw as
all running, double g«red, with three boultmg reels and gr
cloths of the firlV quality, rolling fcreea, cylinder, and tui
J tans for clsaning wheat m the bell manner, and palling it
afterwards by an elevator into a hanging garner; alio, C<
... conveyers, elevators, and hopper boy, all in compleat or- ha
der. There are two large frame buildings adjoining the
mill, which are conv«iient for storing flour, Ihorts, calks, c a
&c. A corn-kiln is trcSttd within the building, with. t h
, S - n boulting, reel cloth, and other necessary fixtures for manu
fafturing large quantities of kiln-dried corn meal. The
led dream of water is so constant that upwards of 60,0c0 bulh
, n j els of wheat have frequently been manufactured at this
mill, annually. The tumbling dam was built of done and
„ j frame about 30 years ago, but the late extraordinary frefhes Sj
have made a brcach therein, it can easily be repaired alto-
; n gethcr with done, the greated part of vrhich is already at
' hand, and the rcmain<lcr can be quarried near the dam, as
there are leve/al good quarries of excellent done on the
premises, a*d adjacent to the creek; the contiguity of
this very valuable edate to Philadelphia, and the cafy na
vigation for fliallops, with the above-mentioned great ad- r
„ rJl _ vantages, and many others not here mentioned, must be p:
J obvious to any person who may view the premises. g,
■ jj e An indisputable title, clear of all incumbrances, will be r(
made to the purchaser on paying part of the mon»y, and p
sent B ivi "g feeurity for the remainder, payable £|
with intered in inftahnents at fueh times as may be agreed
r# . on. I'or furthur particulars enquire on the premifc6 of Q
Frances Lewis, Executrix to the edate of Robert Lewis,
rea»- deeeafed; Jomn Swift, near Buffell-Tow« ;or Natba
rrcc. Kiel Lewis, or David Lewis, in Philadelphia. j
:ma- 31- ' W&f " b
F O K S 4 L E, a
»»c«, very valuable ESTATE, i
li ar y Called Tvittknham.
ither Q ITU ATE in the toivnflip of Upper Derby, arid iounty #/
HfflZ O DsUzuare, 7 1-1 miUt from Philadelphia, and half a mile
Sept. from the new Wejleru road: containing %$0 acres •/ excellent
Land, 45 of Ichick are gooil -watered Meadow, 90 of prime
lilad. Wood Land, and the re!} Arable of the jxvfi quality. There are
on tie premises a good tuvllory Brisk House, ivitb 4 rooms tn
ipa r s, * Cellars under the rvbole, with a Pump IVell of exa
'ding cellent Water in front ] a large frame Barn, Stables, and other
)ntia- convenient buildings; a Smoke- House and fone Spring House ; tivo
oma- gocd Apple-Orchards, and one us Peaches. The Fields are all in
vig- Clover, except these immediately under tillage, and are so said
The as J» have the advantage ef IVater in eaeb of them, •which
: that renders it peculiarly convenient for Grazing.
The fituution is pleasant and healthy, and from the high culti
vation of the L ind, the good neighborhood\ and the vicinity f9 the ci
aecu- 'V, 't is very suitable for * Gentleman s Country Seat.
The foregoing is part of the Eflate of Jaeob dtstafed
sly. andojfeted for sale by M ORDECAI LEWIS
iflort- Surviving Executor.
OA. 9179*1 l ,9t f
nenti- r | 1 11E fttbjciiber offers for fjle, a FARM, contacting about
irnitk- X 300 aeres ; dif ant from the City of JVafhington and Georges
rivcil 1- Town letiveen Bor 9 miles. A Plot of this Land is in the hand
cf iYir. Ptrier Cafanroe of Gsorge-Toton, likewise of Mr. The
taw. I m as Fitzjimons, in Philadelphia, and Mr. Robert iVal'b, in Sal
timcre.
I"S 111 Tic' Land "will be fhetvn to any person, by applying tn 'Johr.
on th_ Lydam, who li-uu adjoining. It lays in a mojl healthy country, and
ing the a good jd. There are on it a common country divelling-
LJftpital house, a large tolacco-ho.fe, and ati orchard of good fruit, aconjlant
dream with a great fail runs thro * ir } and between 30 4® ac> e* J
undred y good nfaekp* mety bt cajily utide. The lines of the abvvc incJuJt
fovcm- about 40 acres of ivciJlatuL Gorrvtn'unt credits xsj'M be as} ordoa
hy ihc to the purchaHr if desired.
Daniel cARftpLL.
Montgomery County, June *, 1795*
Sf.'v N. B The latta l „'s be'.ixecn two mirchcnt rrif's, one defiant
about a MiL, the othei abnofi adjoining. Jmc
iNOi N°" IlJ> CtcfnilSlr*>i.—PnCF Sti Dot ' Ai • jpt*
t*"7 ' ' . *
Hiics M'Alpin,
TAYLOR,
N°. j Sciitb Fourth Stud,
I} ETURNS tit grateful euiaruflflgemaat, '• £« Fr-c-ide a~i tic
1 PM C for their liberal encouragement and »ar« iWfetofiikit
I 0 continuance of their favors,
i At his S/jop wentUmen may be furn'ifsed xvM the b*4 material*,
I tttd have thtm mad* up and fnified in the mo/ fajhwiable M&vurj
1 , Me ithH thankfully receive any order, a«d pay a prompt and
1 I pun And attention to them. Ofi. I$
City of Washington,
j SCHEME of the LOTTERY, No.ll{
r I TOR THI IMPROVEMENT OF TUB
7 FEDERAL CITY.
T I i A magnificent > 10,000 Dollirs, »nd
dwelling hoafe, \ calk 3»,ooo are
" 40, «o®
1 » I t ditto i j,ooo & csfh *S>oo» 4 0,000
. I , ditts 151000 Sc cacti is.o«« 30,00*
1 diito i«,ooo fc cjfti io,ooe *0,000
IC ] 1 into 5,000 4 calh s,oo* »0,000 • ,
f- J , d,tto S, 000 4 ca/h 4,000 ic,ooo
in j s Ca<T> piire ot to,eo«
; ditto i.ooo eseb, are ic,or»
«t I lC ditto '|0O«
J - I a 0 OHIO too IC.OO#
,e | ,00 ditto ic» .0,000
I ,oo ditto S*
I 400 ditto i0 ' 00 ®
~000 dVto •• *sV°*
I 15,000 ditto ** "is. 00 ®
I »6,739
I fllanki
}« I jo,ooo TiokeU «l ! dolUrs 400,000
I ibis Lottery will afford an elegant fpeciouu of the
I private buildings to beereftfd in the City of Waihmgtoo
" j —Two beautiful defigm are already fele fted for the entire
— j fronia on two of public squares ; from these draw.
I iiigs, it i« prosofed to creel two centre and lour corner
I buildings, as ISbn ti peffible alter this Lottery is fold, and
I to convey them when complete, to the fortunate adventur-
I era, in the manner described in the fcfterae for the Hotel
' I Lottery. A nett dedu&ion of five per cent, will be mad*
'*J to defray the OKeffiry expences »f printing, icc. and f
, I the fur pi us will be made a part ol the fund intended for the
J National Uaiverfity, to be erected within the City of |
c . I Walhington.
, CD j The drawing will commeECt as soon as the Tickets
the l are fold off. —The money prir.es will be payable
ve - I hi thirty days after it is fini(hed,a*d any priies for which
to I fortunate *uinbers arc not produced within twelve months
[ ifter the drawing is closed are 10 be coofidcied as given
I towards the fund for the UniverHiy,.it bn«| dctcrmin-
J d to fettle the whole business in a year fiom the ending
I of the drawing and to take up the bonds £iv4li ** fec»-
. I rity.
cths j reß j fcc%irities given for the payment of the Price
are Ueld kfythe President and two Direttou ps the Ba«k
)0 F" of Columbia, and are valued at more than half ihe amount
n &S ol the Lotteiy. "
reof The twenty four gentlemen who by appointment of
rch- the late Commiflioners assisted in the nwnagemen: of the
>hia, Hotel Lottery are requested to undertake this arduous talk
ead a second time on behalf of the public ; a fuftcient nura
re- ber of thefc having kindly accepted, it is hoped that th«
our- fricnd9 to a National University and the other federal oU
savy j jedls may continue to favor the design. The synopsis of
and one of the Colleges, to form a branch of she National
f ing Institution, is akeady m the profs, and will be fpce<Ul^
into published, together with its constitution.
The , a mmplrAf Pi.an of the whole of this Important .
rock, j Institution, compiled from a matcri
:e of j ais, ancient and modern, will be submitted to the public
, two j whenever the fame may have gone through such revifiont
tone* a 5 n iay be ncceffary to establish the perfeA confidence and
» and general jipprobation, so essential to its prefeat rife and fn
and existence for the general good of America.
n S By accounts received from the different parts of tkt
also, Contme-it as weH as from Europe, where the tickets
it or- have been sent for fa>le, the public arc aflured that the
g the drawing will speedily commence, and that the care and
casks, caution unavoidably necessary to insure a fafe disposal of
with the tickets, has rendered the fiiorc fufpenfioii yidiipenialiU. f
lanu February »4, 170^.
The SAMUEL BLODGET.
bufti Aug 30 eo«itf
*** Tickets may be had at the Bank ol Columbia ; .
e nT of J amcs Wcft & Co * Ba* limore or G'rde»n Denilon t
•elhes Savannah, of Peter Oilman, Boston; of john Hookint
alto- Richmond : and of Richard Wells, Cooper's tcrrv.
dy at •
LOTTERY INTELLIGENCE.
ity of ~"
"y na- We ire informed that the gentleman who drew the
at ad- 15,000 dollar prize, in the Canal Lottery, wai the
uft be proprietor of only a single Ticket—This inft.tnce of
£«od fortune, (hews that it it well to be in Fortune'*
vSUbe road; and i» the more ( pleafmg, as the owner of the
r, and „ nle a V ery worthy, though not a very affluent ci
»yabl« ttzen.
iicreed The jcheme of the Canal Lottery 11 certainly one
lfc6 . of of the best which has appeared—for, independent of
LeWl9 ' the ufeful objeas to which its proceeds are to be ap-
ATHA " „]ied, the ftheme is so calculated as to continually en
&r. hance the-ralue of the Tickets remaining in the wheel;
1_ because, while the drawing progrelTut, the chance of
a capital prize growing greater, must increase the va
lue of the undrawn Ticket.
The Prizes drawn to the close of the drawing am
„„ f , .1 last Wednesday Evening, were
t:1 1 • oo °
rcMnt * ■ "I I'oo°1 ' 00 °
fprim. 5 * , I ' eo< »
ber, are 4 of " s°®
rum, m II mt - - 10»
t of exa 1700 of - - I*
iJ ether And there then remained ia the wheel
r e , tive I of - • - $o,oo®
re all in I »f - - 30,00*
jo tatj 1 of - - " 10,000
1, mbith 4 of a »s°®
9 of - a.ooa
•b eulti- 0 ( - - 1,000
ft tkt li- } 6 of - JOO
8 9 of - 100
4e<e*fci 14?o0 Q f - 13
WIS And < stationary prizes of ao,ooo dollars each ; by
which, and the nature of those 5 stationary prizes,
which are to belong to the five lail drawn tickets, it
i"S w ;|j b e f OU nd, that an nndrawn ticket was yesterday
dGeergn morning, worth nearly 11 i-i dollars, which, at
the Land- the beginning, was worth ao more than 10 dollars —
T u", t ' le un 4" iwn ''tk'ts must continue to increase
, 1.1 dun va | ue> 3, a , (be drawing proceeds: And this
.s, John circumstance will actfount for the number of Offices
, r ■ " llld which are opcne l for the sale of Tickets, as the pro
"tH/lllw-- ts daily increasing; and in a few days a
„ cmjlani Ticket now felling at n dollars, will no doubt com
r4® acie* mand 15 dollars, and must continue to get higher at
!»c wcjyJt the drawing approximates to the five stationary prt7e«
1 aj/ird-.n of 20,000 dollars each. 5
! A good Cook,
one Jiflanl Will meet with conliant employment, and receive geae»
rous wages. Apply to the Prist v. OiSl. 13.
kit Pt* AdMVM.