The Panorama.
MR- SAVAGE rcrfpe&fallr informs the Ladiee » r >d
Gentlemen oi Philadelphia that the PANORAMA
h no <y open id in High-flreet, between loth and \ Ith
greets. Tfcr SubjeA is a view of the Cities of Londoa
an J comprehending the three bridges, Sou th
w&rk, Surrey, and St. George's Fields in $\c Korcugh,
• irith evefy other obje£ v.'hich appears from the top of the
Albion milis, at rhe ertd of Blackfriars Bridge,
the city of London, from whence this riew wr, taken,
I he painting contains ceariy 3,000 square feet of canvas.
BtKitr in a circle girts every objcA its proper bearing, and
tthibitg if ir. > trua point of compass, appearing as large
am n every refp-A the fame as the reality.
Pncc of admilUon half a doliai Tickets for tha Season
thro- dollar*.
Panorama open every d*y frora tea o'clock in the
Homing.
A PRINT of tb< PRESIDENT ef the U. S.
t£ inches by 14 ; oaly a few choice empreffio ?; '.e:« : tha
companion a print 01 l)r. Franklia A variety of choice
prints may be had at the f\ rot aria.
~ T. S I'fcPlli'.N.v
&Obk$ELLkR j A r /) sr^rfOrEß,
t jTo, 60 Soutj! Second-Street, PHIL A DTL PHI A,
.K? LSl'hCTl'Pl.iXY informs the public, thata£*his Ssorc
•fv they may be fuell ed with lucit c: the modem Eu
ropean and other publications oi merit, on-^ a o:;:i..<«, Digni
ty, L-hv, the Et'i.i's I-cttrcs, .cc. . See. _A.l*"o -i grriv v?ri
"ety of ELEG and Paintings, a" »cry ar
ticle in the Scatijnary hufiotis; which he oomiaues, as'
ni'ual, to difpoleof at the lowest prices.
Gentlemcii . Libraries furniihed or purchased ; and the ;
v'.moiL value, in *xchz.. ge or given for any quaxi
lily of second hand EoMc*.
\\ bokia'-Deaiixs'ftippiiid at the above Store an wry
» bu lerate terms.
May «tf.
No. 60 South Second Street.
t j V*HE lVholefm-e anct Retail Sitre for books, stationary,
J" MUilC r r iUKTS, OIL PAIN'TiiOS, UOGK.S,
and i'ancy article?.
THOMAS STEPHENS,
Tor the ar:at:r or.vcm. ru: of cc: iu&inf bis buftnef; extenfively a
i.-, rr nn sd from No. 57, Ho, No. 6© Ssutk Second Street, v.; tb;
r -'- -.'' i'J: —ivotr* he has received by ibe lajl arrivals, an extensive
■it '.. ;}ok t fuftfi'lßoChl a ' th. bijl Sta!:,na-ry. Also, a verify
t/V.V-v Ivlaftc', Bxxhvrtf't cut . Caricatures, Prints, Oil Paint
; >T > X &'• aii tobLb he-unit fdl, as usual,
for .i ' . '
7. S. e/iAnces this oft unity to achr.outiUdge the liberal en
cct raacmeiif be has always experi- r: ij,rou the eiti-z.fr. sof rhila-
Wpt —returns bis mof\pneere tbc.iis, j,nd pledges b'imfeif fs .tjl
Wor.jijni t.crthns to merit continual favor, m/ud to hope bisjhre tb;
a it. for elegant and ;sj fnl literature.
June 27. p
George Hunter,
Cbemi/J,
At *hs Labirtttorj) AV. 114, south Second Jf}*et.
Irs foitnr: ci/ftt»!i»»rs and tfae puHic, that
he niis the bKUG bu>i.iefs on an cxicn-
He ha? tor fab * grnrral alToftrr.ent «f
FRESH DRUGS,
feI'EMICAL PKtPAR ATK)NS, and PATtNT MEDI-
C.IN ti.
J ikewifc, painters'co!6urs, cir\ and ground in oil, paiot
fc- ihes, window and coath gla-s, dye ftuflfs, linseed oil,
0- ot turpc mine, copal oil varmfh japiM, v. airtntco
%"'d-
AUum. copperas, madder, ground hogs
>; ad or fmaHcT quSßtitVw
As be imporrs the fimphs from the ocfl market-, an 4
maket the compof;tion« nd preparations himfelf, he i»
.enabled to vouch to< ar>i war/act ever) art cl ou:
. bi* Lai.oiatory, an i kkewifejo dispose of ihein at tac
fait.ft reasonable rates.
§3' He wiihes te fell a laige LOT of GKOUNt)
!h. nortb-caH corner cf li t>h auri £leventh-ftreeJ«,coniani-
ys feet tu.ni c«» street, and 2CO feet on hieventh
eppofi • Mr. Lender's n w building*— And another
L'. : oa the north/k:c of Hign hrett, n«ai tlie aoovc, - : 8
f':ct troot, and 200 feet Bath iots hu*e the prtvi
leee >i a 30 alley in tbc icas.
Dec. ic. s r
— „ - •
OHIO COMPANY.
D 7. E I) S to the proprietors in the agency of
\\ iiithrop Sargent, are.depofitcd with Thomas
! Euen, No. 78, Chefnut-ftriet, Philadelphia, a;id
1-;ady to be delivered when called for. A second divi
dend of-the Funds his been declared, whicfc proprietors
niiv receive by a draught iipen the treal u'er of ihe
Ci .r.pany
N. B. Eight dollars are due.apon tach(h«rt, fore»-
F : ces of the agency.
aoth, r7»r: 3«w^w
Andover Iron Woiks
TO BE SOLD, OR LET O.V LEASE.
THEY arc situate in the coatities of Suflex arid Morris,
i« the State of Scw-jcrLy 1a; ore lies within a'
wile of th: Furnace, is «f the firft quality of any
h - America, and particularly adapted tor making St. ri.
The FkrrHaJe ami Far-;, to which f.eiong between 11 and
1 acres of I,und, will be fold together; or Uafed ei- -
tfcer separately of together: they ar. o iftji# about seven
Inilci from each other, and art an abjeift well worth the
attention of Iron Masters. Th; buildings, &c. are in.e»e
rj r.fpecl com noJiuiis For fnrtlier particular, appiy to
bsnj imio Chew, or John Larincr, Philadelphia.
»• 3taw
Notice is hereby given that an at-
Uuhment was ifiu;d uu: of the urferior eourt of Common
Plea; in and for the county of Cumberland, .u the state of '
New Jersey, returnable or, the twenty-dfth day of rcbru
ary lail, against the goods and-chattels, rights and crediti, *
laads and teiiemints of Geo: ge Hutz (not Jeing a reiiden;
»l tliit time within the st-te of Newjcriey) at tiie suit of :
Janathan indorsee of Job Jutclier, whic-h was
levied by the sheriff of the coutity of Cumberland " 011 1
accrtain floopor sljillop called the Fly of Philadelphia" '
v-itil its appurtenances, a« by the return of the faidsheriif '
will marc particularly appear—and notioe is alio herebv '
farth.r given, agreeaiiiv to l</- of ar) ad of the '
lature of the state of New-jersey in such ca£e made
and provided, that unless the fai j George Huu lhall ap
p- ar and give special baii to answer tin: suit io as afore
•ti-id instituted against him by th said Jonathan Ballinrcr,
». ..lullfuch time as is prescribed by law, " that then aad in
hat cafe judgment shall b: entered" againll the iaiu George
rii'tz " by default, aid tnnt tSe laid lloop or shallop io as
afcrelaid seized on the fai4 attachment" will be-lo'id for
th_ latijsi.iction of all " crc '.ilor* wbo ihall appear to be '
justly entitled to any demand thereon, and inaj I apply Jbr (
th.it purpose."
.Dated at Salem. in the county of Salem, in the said
state, the tiurty first day of Mkrch A. i). i;jj.
irf li- - .;, C^ai.
Lutim Horalio Sicritc*. 7
Attorney for the Plff. j
-' ' • i iwitf
] To be Sold,
ON XF.nON.iBLE TERMS,
A Pair of well broke (family) brown carriage Horses;
JL jL also, a gooa iidn g Horlc, th.*y are ail about si: '
yca;> oM; ihe occaton of their is the owner's death,
.i.ruire of the Printer. OA. iz. , 2i\. jw.
S H 6 T,
j A?i: I fzit, from jx lb to Grape,
Vy Csnuiooles, Pots, and other cs&ings cuecuted at the
fcorteft notice,
m thii roils, from xod to spike,
Hoop Iron, 'if allfizes, for cafki or cutting Uto Bails, from
a brad to n<i nails,
' Anchors, from 17 Cwt. to ioolb.
c Bar Iron,
, A Quantity of James River T«b«co,
' ' Carolina Pork.
j HwringsSb barrels,
, t Kiln-dried eor» meal ia Hhds. and BMs.
Rye flour &c. to be fold by
« Levi HoUinpjkvorth [5* Son.
4
Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the fete partnerfliip of IVeL
ec J- er - AdgaU, & WbiU % arc defircd to maki payment
to Pt rjk Vi . Gallavset, No. 63, Chc&at-ftri ct, who
»" author; led to receive the fame. Thole who hare claims
•J on the laid Firm will present them to hiw.
Demands on the estate of the late PJatrnh Wcbfier, de
coafed, arc to be exhibited to the fu fcriber—and those
indebted to the said estate, are requested to make pay
> mm RUTH PERIT, Exzcutrix y
.r 10. dim. No. 47 fputh Water-street.
1- __________________________
* ' ALL persons haviag any demands on the Eftatc gf
Hewson, late of Bucks county, deceased, are
p- dtfired to apply to Wtlliam Hewson, near bristol, in
as >j the count} for immediatefettlement. And all
indebted to said Eftatc to make pay
ie ineht to die .said William Itewfbn, who is hereby autho
-- riled lo receive the fame.
Elizabeth Hewson, Executrix.
7 Jonathan Williams, ) r
WILUAM Htv.se*, J Xf'utors.
Bfl'.rntadtp ne?.r BriJUl,
OA. 26, 1795. *2aw3w.
American Land/capes.
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containing:
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tae year. t renciesof thefeveralftates.
Lifts of tke c*«utive, legif- Table of pounds, &r. redu- \
lativeand iadisial offia, rs eed into dollars & cents,
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> mount oi impost and tona- 1795.
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OA. 2, 1795- Uw . 1
AT a Mseeing of the Stockholders in *
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ajth May last, convened for the pmpofe oi fiiiog the
t-.me of payment of die renaming part of she Gauiial a
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11 "Scat of War 34*NewYork
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j Dutch Netherlands 37* Delaware
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#3T The drawing will commence as Toon ft (he Ticket/
are fold off. ; —The m-Miiy prise* will be payable
in thirty d«y* alter it is fini(hen, aid prices for whfth
fortunate aumsers are not produced within twelve months
alter the drawing i* ire to be cenudeici as given
towardi the fund for the Univerfiiy, ir b. uig tWrmin
ed to fettle the whole bufinefa in a year from thf ending
of the drawing and to take up the bond's giv*, as secu
rity.
The real l>cunties fciveii for the payment of the Prize
are held by the President and two Diefiors jf thr a uk
of Columbia, »nd jt( valued at more thin hah ftie amount
of the Lottery.
The twenty four gentlemen wha by appointment of
the late Commissioners a lli lied in management of the
Hotel Lottery are requ riled to undertake this arduous talk
a second time on behr.lf of the public ; a fufticiixit num- '
, »-r of thefc having kindly accepted, it ii hoped that the
frisnds to a National UnivarGty and the other federal <»-
je&»m*y continue to favor the defiga The iynopfis cf
one ot the Colleges, to iorm a branch of the National
Inkitution, it already iu the prelt, ahif will be fpccdily
i -published, together with ira conilitution.
A CDmpleat_HjLAK of _ the mhoia of this Tmp.rtant
lnftitution, compiled from a feleaion the bed materi
als ancient and modern, will be submitted to the public'
whenever the fame may have g»ue through such reviiionj
as may be ncceffary t. eftablilh the perfect confidence and
general approbation, so eiTential to its present rife and fa
ture exiftcnce for the general good of Amuica
By accouutt received front the diilcreßt' parts of the
Continent as well as from Europe, where ' the ticket*
, have been sent for f»le, the public are assured that the
drawing will speedily commence, and that the care and"
■ aution unavoidably necessary to insure a fafe disposal of
, the tickets, has rendered the iDort fufpaniiou indifpenfablc.
, February 14, 1795. V
f/#iJtUEL BLODGET.
Au £ V
-V 1 ickets may be h.d at tlw Bank ol Columbia j'
of J. me. vVeft & Co. Baltiraote or Gide«u Oenilon,
Savannah, 01 Pe:Gi.msii. B0A00; of John Hopkint
Richmond : and of Richard Welli, Coop, r f..
LOTTERY INTELLIGENCE.
We are informed" that the gentleman who drew the
ri.ooo dollar prize, is the Canal Lottery, uasthe
proprietor of oniy a Angle Ticket—This ir.ftance of
good fortune, Ihews that it is well to be in Fcrtuae'*
road; and is the mcre.pleafi:;j, as the owner of ti.e
prize it a very worthy, iiiiiigii not a very aSuent ci-
Liz en.
The Scheme of the Canal Lottery is certainly one
of the belt which has appeared—i'or, independent of
the ufeful obje<3s to which iu proceeds are to be ap
plied, the scheme ia 10 calculated as to continually c'rfi'
hanc« '.be value »f the l .kets remaining in the wheel
becauie, - bib the drawing progreflW, the chance of
a capital prize growing greater, muit increase the va
lue of the uudrawn Ticket.
The Prizes drawn to the close of the drawing o»
'aft Wednelday Evening, were
1 of - - . 15,000
* *- • 1,000
5 of - » i )# o,
4 Of; . J0 »
II of - . 100
1700 of - -
And there then remained ia the wheel
1 °f jo,o o»
1 °* " 3°iOO#
* °f 10,000 1
* °f a,soa
9 °f — ■ • - I,ooa
l S of - i,oo«
l - of . .
8 89 °r * * 100,
14800 of - - . 13 f
And ? stationary prizes of jo.eoo dollars each • br
which, and the nature of those s stationary prizes
which are to belosg to the Sve last drawn tickets it
will be found, that an updrawn ticket was yefterdav
morning, worth nearly m- 2 dollars, which at
the beginning, was worth bo more than 10 dollars—
and so the undrawn tickets must continue to increase
in value, as fift as the drawing proceeds: And this
circumttance will account for number of Ofii •
which are opened for the fair of Tickets, as the pro
fits mull be daily mcrejfirtg; and in a few days a
r,cket now fellmg at u dpLars, will no dotbt com
mand 15 dollars, and mpit continue to get hi-'he- s
the drawing approximates to the five stationary p,„ eJ
of zo,ooo dollars each. a
A good Cook,
Will meet with conduit employment, and rcceivr ecßc .
rout wages. Apply to the Pristor. OiS. 1;.