City of vVafhington.
SCHEME of the LOTTERY, No. 11,
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE
FEDERAL CITY.
1 A natgnjfieeht } 20.000 DolltfS, and
aw-iiin- no«fe, (, cdfa 3«,ooo arc
I 50,000
t duio ifyCKQ & cafn tfj.ooo ' ..^OOO
] d" -0 1 <V-'OO & nftl IS,QOO ,^Q.,OO'J
i -~ :r. . •; h j0,009. v
1 ciltu* 5,0C0,45c .-a.h j.GJX
i ditto S>CO« & r?.(h 5,000 10.C" ,r *
1 Calh prise oft 13,000
2 dift® ,5t00« earii, ars ,c,o o
»o ditto i,oco io t cc> i
2 ft 500 IOyQO'J
100 dltt« 100 io,ouo
2©o dH«O '|0 IC.O' O
400 (iitt* i&poa
t 000 2 J sr.f'ro
ts,oc? ditt» i#«,opa
16,7»9 Pr;tej
£ ' Blanks
1 Jokt'.s 3t 8 d o Han
■Tins Lottery will an fprcOri-•» of r|.
povatr huii-iniqi, to br erect-d i;' tWe Citv of Wa f }v.!.,r|, M
— 1 w.» fciywtilul aif.&dv feletlcd [><r ti H rtfiitr
fior.u )jri t'.vo ftt the public ftjuarrv ; from 'nr.-
'' 'S 11 ,s proi-ofcd to .••->: uv rpntVc j;i ; I I' , .
- icon os polftbi- ahtr, Ihu Lo ntv ' ru:
u» ~)Mey them when coniplr.tr, < »• he lor'.tuia;.- <i<j vc„Mr»n..
£.r-, J n the manner rlefcnUtrd in ilit fcii ■ ,»c J<>i ;o«r H<ve
Lottery. A neit ded jrlmrj oi hv «• prr c • . v.-M tV«
io -cftay thV rtkcdffaiy <-xp..ec4 oi p :•» ; - y See. afr!
iat plus v;:; joc made a pan o' ft l fund-micne-.ri (01 tl)e
N-H'inn&l to be *rtlUd Ci<v of
Wilhingioh. 1
Tflfr drawing will comra: nc< *?Jooo j . t!if Tickets
<oH off.— I no , |.i •rt -j wii] be jS-avafVlc
ki \ days aUir it i* Jim foe 7. bi any pnyu for w
foijtwnwr numbers arc no- ptoikiecd \vi iff* iwelvc- montr.s
«-> the «i tawing ,u c?o-tvl atr .0 be eonlidctcd a?
rhe fund Tot the Uiiivcrfity, it being, dr:(crnvn
e>: r o Jeulc the whole bufmc'v in a >.ear from the cvoing
c« -.Tuvving aud to take up th« bonds given as fccu
rhe fccHntics given for the payment oT the Prire
srr WpM by 'he Pfefideiit and two D>re£tor* ot the
oi („ 1 am -Y-., and are valued al more than ,h«tlf tnc am.>Ui)i |
dl L■■■ f■ v. ;
J he twer.ty fonr gentlemen who by appointment of !
tne late Coniminioners afiifted in the managemoni'of tJie |
Motel Lortciy arc requeftedto undertake this ardvous talk !
s second time on behall of the public ; a fufKcicnt num- |
f'T ot these having kindly accepted, it is Koped that the
fronds to a National Umvertity and the other federal ob
>ecls continue to favor th ' dcfign. The synopsis of
--of rhe Colleges, to form a branch of the Rational j
hnlitiiuon, is already in the press, and will be fpeadily
piiblifeed, together with its conihrution.
A compleat Plan of fcjic* w]iol« of this Important
Ir.ititution, compiled from a felewlion of the bed i>iateri- |
j1«, aueient and. modern, will uc fubmittexl to the public
whenever the lame may have gone through such revisions (
is may he necessary t«» eftabHUi tile perfect confiderfce and
general approbation, so efientiai to iis present rife and I'm- -
twe existence for the general good of America.
By account® received from the defterent parts of the
rontinent as well as from Europe, where the tickets
hive been sent for fele, the public are afiured that the ,
drawing will speedily commence, and that tke care and
caution unavoidably necessary to insure a fafc disposal of
ti>e tickets Has rendered the fhor: fufpetifion indispensable. (
: I
SAMUEL bLODQET.
cVjg 30 ro 4 t r
%*' i-.ckeis *iay be had at the Bawk ot C-"»Wnbii t
James Weft & Co. or Gideom Dci.ifnn,
oi £>$tcV G.inian, BoUo'n; of John
>nri : and M Richard Writs, Cooper's terl-v.
Sale of_val'uab!e Property. /
' 7 0 be Sold, by Public Auction, '
6uT«cia»y, tlie 10th Oay oi DecLitilier, 1795, 0
At »'ne ToutineCo.T.e-HouJi. ui New-Yerk, at xi o'dorfj i "
ic th« forenoon, all the righc, title, and intcrcft of the *
AMERICAN IJiQN COMPANY, "
la tl\® following valuiibk TRACTS of I,AND, vi*.
r- /\ t. 1 that tract ot land contiiining about
-la. fi~uatL'in lii*; i ouuty of Orange, being part of the
mountain lots No. aland sj, in the patent of Cheefeeock, "
formerly laid out by CharA-b Clinton, Esq. fle'ociftd, and
p urchafetl by the Agent ol the Amenean Iron Company of "
Vv'i Ham Smith, Esq. p» the Bth day of November, 1766. ty
1 hii> tr-it contair.s fame piough land and swamp; aifo
Pott»ekf-t Pond and the outlets thereof. a '
z. All thai traifl of land situate on the wett fide of Hud
fon>river; near Buttermilk Falls; containing tooo acres
**- this ti uch there is laid to be a valuable mine, lome "ood
swamp and timber land.
. j. A 1! those two trade' fitr.ate on the north fide of the !
riv«r, being part of the Manor of Colby, pur- I
oiiaied by the Agent of the American Iron Company in the X'
years 1763; and 1767, cf Oliver DelaWcy,Efq. the one ton- er
taining 2940 acres, the other 3815 aci cs. w
4. All that tract of land fuuate on the north fide t>f the is
Mohawk riyer, near the German Flats; adjoining part of 'ar
Cofby's manor, and bounded on th< ea't by Canada creok. ' n,
This trad will be dn-ided, and fold in the following Lott, in
V 2, „
Acres. Acres, hi
Lot t containing 966 Lot 14 c-oataifmig 1000 ft
- 9®7 15 1000 th
3 844 16 519 I.
4 806 if 4IJ . th
5 l6i ig n.'o nl
' * if 1000
7 970 IB XOvO m
8 1000 ii *c co u
» 1000 it s (^ o
10 1000 ; 5C ™
11 ■ ,leoc *4 930 f
tz- 1000 41
cf
. r.} icoo
Ihe trad; on No. 413 chiefly be«ch, miple,b*l« aad eli-n. m
The purckai* money to be paid by the fotlowing inilal &
«er,t% viz. ouofoiirtli o* the day of lile: onc-i'ourth on the b«
ftrft Tuefaay in April next; o'ue-fourth on the firflTuetl.ay fa
in O&ober, i;y6; "ud the r r.inder'on the tirft Tuesday fti
jn April, 1797. when deeds will be g?vcn to the pnrcliafcr. -1
Plans of the different trads of land may be fcen by aj
plying to Mr. Peter Gotlct, one of th« trustee?, in N4\\~- "
York; or to Mr. EduurJ Ednuartk, in Philadelphia.
November 4. m &, S (
— ■■ ■ — hs
Andover Iron Works th
TO BE SOLD, OR LET ON LEASE.' fh
THEY are Gtuate in tbc coifttics of, Sussex and Morris, vi
in the State of Nc-.v-Jerle/ . Iha ore lies v.iihin a v:
mile of the Furnace, is cfteemed of the firft quality of any ot
in America, and particularly adapted tor making Steel.
The Furnace ana Furge, to which belong- betwcen° 1 x and m
1 ifiOO acres of Land, Will be fold together, or Icafed.ei- ..i
tfier ieparaiSly or t , the: : tuey are Jiftant about seven to;
otfeer, and arc an objcA well wor t h the 011
he buildings, &c. are in eva- t'i
further particulars apply to le
dner, Pteladejpiiia. ' N1
SHOT,
Of".! 1 Szes, froni 31 !b to Orape.
Camboole*, Pott, and »ther eaftJngt ewecu*ei at the
I, ffior!?l Hotioe,
rods, from xod to folke.
Ho up Iron, of allfize*, torcafca or Cutting into nsib, from
a brad to ltd noils,
Anchors, from 17 Cwt. to ioolb. <
Bar Iron,
A Quantify of James l£iv*r Tobacco,
Carol/::a Pork.
Hcrri'.'.jC in bjvrcls,'
Kdn- ir ■ d ct a meal ill Hhds. and Ebll.
R; 8 flout* «scc. to be fold by j
Levi & Son.
a ' 9 J*>
Notice.
A LL persons indebted to she kte pirfnerflli.o ei lf r e'/-
xi. jl-r. .ideate, & IVbiU, are ddiredto make payucnt
to W. G allaudet, No. Chcfnut-ftr -t, who
, : autkorifed to receive the fame. TaolW who have clums
m the said Finn wiH present them to him.
Demands on the edate of- the late JVebfer, de
ceased, are to be exhibited to th? fu fcriber—-aid those
kit! :btcd to the said estate, are requested to make pay
ment to RtITH PERJT, Executrix i
ofiller 2"). dim. No. 47 south Wr,ter-ftr^t.
' ALL persons having any <lemands on the Eftatr of
jl \ Mary Hevson-, late of Bucks county, deocafed, are
('.'fired to apply to William Hjewson l , near Liridol, in
the ctrnaty aforefaid, for immediate settlement. And all
-t , persons im'ehted to said E;tateare ret] lie fled to make pay
t, ivi»nt to the said William Hewfon, who is hereby autho
e fifed to revive the f^nie.
(, -Klizabetii HfiWSOft, Executrix.
, Jonathan Williams, ) r
;r- tt 'b Excc,4ors.
; Vv 2LLI AM HewhOK, )
of Beliweade, near flrif.tly
0<5.a6, 1795. , "law^.
tS r — . , j '
A iierican Land/cases. j ■
" PROPOSALS
F3R PUBLISHING JN A%UATtK7A
TwENTi-FoCR VIE WS, I
SELECTED from the molt drifting and interfiling J,
Piofpeas in the United Stales ; each #f which I
u 1 Views, will be.accompanied with a descriptive account
ol its Local, Historical, and other Incidental Peculiarities
>f By G. I. PARKYNS,
i -Author of the " AfonaJHe Remains and Anient Cai'rlci in Great
Britain
l e " CONDITIONS.
I. That the work ihall be publifhcd by Subscription; and 1
£ that each Subfcrlbrr (hill engage to take the whole set '
j of Vitws, and Ihall pay for each engraving, if MaiA or 1
brrwn, i Dollars ; and if coloured 5 Dollar*.
I. That the dimensions of each engraving-(hall be 14by 17 1
t inches, txecuted in ?.<juattnta, and^ublifced upon paper 1
_ i of a ftiperior quality. The publication to commence im- 1
mediately; and one engraving to be delivered to the Suit- 1
, fcriber*, 011 the firft Monday of each fuccteding mouth, 1 1
j 1 until the proposed series (hall be finally completed.' 1 3
111. That with the lad View of t»e series, lha!i be deli- ! '
vcred an engraved title-page; an elegant charafleriflic | "
vigil tte; a map of the route, connecled with the prof
pefis exhibited in the the courle of the Work; and an 1
Alphabetical lift of the Subscribers.
1 Subscriptions are received by Mr. Harrifon, at his Print e
r fliop. Maiden lane, New-York, by Mr. Carey, Book-feil
er, No. 118, Markat (ireet, Philadelphia, and by all the
' ! prmcipa! Book-feller» in the United
February jB. d
F O R S A L E,
; A very valuable ESTATE,
Called Tjtittrnham. J
SITUATE in the torunjbip oj Upper Derby, and county of *
Dc'aivardy 7 1-2 miles from Philadelphia, an! half a mile | \
from the new Wefern road: containing 230 tier a cf excellent v
I.anJ, 45 of tehieh are good ivatered JMeadoiv, 90 of prime
Wood Lmrd, and the rkfl Arable of the fhfi quality. There are
on the pre r,fez a good tiivfiory Brick Ho aft, ninth 4 rooms on '
: a floor, and Cellars under the -whole 3 •with a Pftmp Well of ex
eellent IVater in frant; a large frame Barn, Stalks, and other
convenient buildings; a Smoke-House andJtone Sprir.g House ; tzvo
good Apple-Orchards, and one of Peaches. The fields are all i„ x
Clover, except tbofe immediately under tillage, anr ar eJo . an! r
out as to have the advantage of Water in each of them, which J "
renders it peculiarly convenient for Grazing.
The filiation is p leaf ant and hea'th\, and from tJje ofah culti
vation of the Land, the good neighborhood, and the vicinity to the ci-
ty, it is very suitable for a Gentleman s Country Seat.
7be foregoing is pari of the Efate of Jaeob deccafed
and offered for sale by M ORDFCAJ LKWIS
Surviving Exeaitor.
o<ft. 9,179* iit/
A MILL for SALE.
FOR Sale, on private coptrajj, five 'indirided fixlhs E
part, of that valuaWe merchant-mill, called Oid
Pennypaek Mill, with two dwelling houses, (tables, coop- D
er's itipp, cafe hqufe, and other convenient buildihgs,
with about 10 acies of good laud, the greatell part thereof N
is excellent watered meadow, the reraainper garden, otch- V
| ard, and wood land; situate ten miles from Philadelphia, ! A'
I near the Wadiington Tavern, partiy on ih'c lend- C'
ing to N w-V.,rk, and partly on the lliver road; a re- N
marliably healthy country, and an excellent neighbour- N
h«od. Tftlv.mill being on Peuny;iack ereek, a h_Kvy Pi
ftieam «! w.a:r, with about 15 feet head and fall, and D
the tide (lowing about 6 feet, will ad nif a ve.Tel carrying M
1356 buffi.is of vehjat to lay alohg fide, and unload into V
the lailt with Evans's elevator in about three hours. The K;
mill house is lart;' . .id built of flon ■, founded on a rock, N (
the walls t'ucpmiu'.si'y thiek aipd tlrong, (such a piece of
nwfon work is rarely to be feu.. ) contjiiis five floors, two ne
water wheals an 1 three pair of the hell French >rr ftcnos Pt
all running', dcubie {tbi .:d, with three boulting reels end en
elojtks of th firft ' du.;/ screen, cylinder, and iu
tans for clMUmg wheat I*. the belt manner, aivd VaJi:; .. it «
aftcrvvardc by an p'evitoe .nto a b. ngiag earner; i.'o,
conveyers, elevators, .aid hopper b'oy , di it. con.pi' or- i
dcr. There are two'lirje frame btfildlfc'gajidjijnjnr tiie . u
mill, which art con eaiieiit for (tori: . {hort.-e c .."is, a
&c. A corn-kiln is efe&ed wit 1 i.7 •> juicing, w.tl. <f
boulting, reel cloth, and ether 1; -Ciliary hxtures for maau , aci
fadairii.g large quantity of £iiii.di'ied coif, in »i. The eei
ftretfai of wat- ris so cobftafit that upwards of 6o,oo*bufh ii{
els of wheat have frequently been manuf-tfured -t this . 1
mill, annuaiiy. The fambUiig tiam was buitt of ftor.e and
frame about 30 j ears ago, hut the law extraordinary ftiejge. i.:„
have mad: a breach tiaere.n, it can eafiiy be repaired alto- pel
gather with ftost, the greuieft p«rt o: which is already at del
hand, and the remainder can be quarfied near the dam, as jnl
there are federal good quarries of cxc«llent (tone on the j.
premises, and adjacent to th. creek; the contiguity of
this Very valuable estate to Philadelphia, and the easy jrtr
vig..noil for fiiallops, with the above-mentioned great ad
vantages, and many otiiers not here m ptioasd niuft be ).
obvious to any person who may view the premdes.
An indifputabie title, clear of allincumbrances, will be 4.
made to the purchaser ok paying part oi th money, and
giving feti»fs*'tory security for the remainder, payable
s-itrii lntereft in inftalmcins at-fuoh times as may be agreed j.
on. For further particulars enquire on the premises of 1
Frances Lewis, Executrix to the estate ot Robert Lewis,
decealed ; Jo 11 v Swin, near Buirell-1 own ; or Nam.
niel Lewis, or Davjd Lswis, >n Philadelphia. ■■ j. < .
A"£-'j> 3X. w&I- 5
PHIi./t DM LPHJAt Piii»t«d»V JOQ)i t£N$Q -* Aaswm:
— * vvna»
ife- <~!*». .-r* l i •*»!"•- >' .i'W- - p-*«. ""
Sfcki- . - -«- - .: v »-**
• V ' 4tt 4'*' 'I
Mr. XValte: Robertfatv
Y T>EGS leave to «qu..i«: the Gentlemen. 'übfaib-t- •
> LJ. the print Portrait of G.-mge W a (h: Wo n Prrf.i .
of tic United Statescf
from an, original pi&ure painted by W. R„k. r , fnr ' T '
V : the I>roofs * re re »«ly for «•«!»» ry to the fever li fabferib
? .r S at John James Barralefs, No. x 9 nouh " '
#r , at J, ° r ™ rod ''' bt >°k. r «ller, No. 41, Ohefnut-ltrt -t'
where the fublcnbers are requcfted to fend their addrrV
October zj ,tu *
I eo-1.
the Public Notice is hereby s;iven
f'r T° delin l uent Stockholders -in the Philadelphia
a. and Laricafter Turnpike Ko id, td pav ui> all arr- k <
ap and pennies upon their lb-ires by the iirft dar c <"
n-in >eccmber ,:ext > otherwise measures must be tak-n to ei !
S> force payment, a, the Road is now nearly com 1.- tec' ■
g and the Super intrant w called upon to make final la? .
md " en,ent * Wlth the 'Afferent contradlors acd workmen,
By order of the Board of Managers,
:uf- Tench Francis, Treasurer.
?' std.
rn — - - .—. ■
Ac- NEW AM BR ICAN ÜBL TC AT lONS.
FOR SALE,
K Franklin s Head, Chefnut-ftrcef, three doors below
Secondrftieet, by
t • J. ORMROD,
iia 1. Gei>. Walhington's Official Letters, » vols. 2 dolls,
2. Burgh's dignity of human nature, 1 do'l. 7,- cents ' i
ha- J. Letters on the nature and origin of Evil, by Scame
Jenyns, 62 1-2 tfems
in 4* Beauties of Sterne, 62 1-2 rents
5. Melmoth on the sublime of Scripture, 50 cents
6. . atteri s answer t» Paine's Age of Reafoti, 50 cts
7 / oung Men"s Ouide, 50 cents
8. jfayley s iumpln. of Temper,embel'lilhed with
elegant engravings, i dollar
)- Pfeafures of the Imagination, 50 cents
'* | - -dunsli Memofy, with plates, 1 dollar
nit ii. Ed wards on Redemption, 1 dollars
12. Romance of the Fortft, 1 dollar
Bd 13. Mylteries of Udolpho, 3 vols. 2 dolls. 50 cent:
14' i lavels of Cyru , 87 1-2 cents
'5. Man.of the World, 87 1-2 cents
16- Watts on the v l'nu, 1 do). 555-100 cent#
17* Life, of (. oi Gardener, 67 1-2 cents t
18. ok. r,.: n's£ilays
■' ~L?" 1 ' s I ! iad,-tranflated by-Pope, 1 dollar
- a Prayer, 67 r-2 cents
21. Brown 1 -.1
, —♦••Wi.iji. ■•••1.-n, 62 I r 2 C£lL.
22. JUut of the benevolent Howard,",s Ulltt
43. Lucian's Dialogues in Greek, one dollar
24. Trials of the Humarr Heart, 2 vols. 2 dollars
25. M'Ewen on the Types, 67 1-2 cents
26. Life of God in the Soul of Man, 50 cents
•£5" !• Ormrod hasjuft received an collec
tion of Books from London. Nov. 2. $6t
,
James Ivl'Alpin,
TAYLOR,
N°. 3 South Fourth Street,
RETURNS bis grateful aaknotvledgemoits ft bis Friends andtbi
Public fir tJjeir liberal ami ■ : r s lewucio fn'.UH
d continuance of their fa-Dor J.
At bis Shop gentlemen maty be furnijbed luith thj bet materials,
and have them made up and jinijked in the tnejl fafhionable manneK
Me tvill thankfully reetivf uty </n . s ,d ,>uv a pr^/upt'and
punStuai attmr.tio,i to tketn. Uii. 15 2aw
LOTTERY'IN 1 tLLIGENCE.
We are mformsd that the gentlemsn who drew the
d r5,000 dollar prize, in the Canal Lottery, was the
proprietor of only a (ingle Ticket—This inttance of
fotuvArhiif .r t 0 |-, t n Fortune's
road j and is the snore pleafmg, asTlie33Btei--r>f-Uie
prjze is a very worthy, though not ,a very affluent ci
tiscn.
Scheme of the Canal Lotfery is certainly ont
of the best which has appeared—ior, independent of
the ufeful objeifts to which its proceeds are to be ap
£ plied, the fnhemc is so calculated as to continually en
fiance the value of the Tickets remaining in the wheel;
f because, wjiile the drawing progress, the chance of
j ■'* capital priae growing greater, mult increase the va
-4 lue of the undrawn Ticket.
Ihe Prizes drawn to the close of the drawing on
j- lift \\ Evening, were
I of 15,000
f * of - - 2,000
ft 5 of - - 1,000
4 of - - 500
JI of - - . 100
1700 of - - li '
f And there then remained ia the wheel
- 1 of 50,000
I ot , . . 30,00 a
» of 10,000
6 cf . 2,500
9 of - - - 2,000
15 °f - 1,000
j6 of- - - 500
89 of - 100
14800 of -' - - u — r - —
And ? ftation..ry prizes of 20,000 dollars each jby j
, which, and the nature of those 5 flationary prizes,
; which are to belong to the five last drawn tickets, it
will be found, that an undrawn ti ket was ysfterday
morning, worth nearly 1: 1-2 dollars, which, at
the beginning, was worth no more than 10 dollars'—
, and so the undrawn tickets must continue to increase
i in value, as fail: as the drawing proceeds : And this
, circuinftance will account for the number of Offices
; which are opened for the sale of Tickets, as the pro
fits must be daily increasing; and in a few days a
1 icket now telling a: 11 dollars, will no doubt com
• mand 15 dollars, mult continue to get higher a*
> the drawing approximate* to the five stationary prizes
r t»f 20,C00 dollars each.
[ AT a Meeting of the Stockholders in
( the Jnfurancs tjfnpany of ibc fiate of Pennfyliania, on the
25th jvi.iy last, tonvened'for the purpose of fixing the
tim« of payment of the remaining part of the Capital
I Stock of foid Co.nt'.i iy, ,
Rtf.hxi, that the remainrng sum of two hundred
dollars per Ibare, he paid tin the 6th day of Novem
ber next, under the penalties annexed to default by th«
»<St of ]Hcory;oration.
tfnbliftied by ord#r of the Meeting,
I SAMUEL, W. FISHJtR, Sec'y.
Jane 17 ?iN§6
To be ooid,
OH REASONABLE TERMS,
I A Pair of well broke : (family) "brown carriage Horses;
l\ also, a goo* riding Ilorft, the ; are all about lix
years old; th;- occasion of their falc is the owner's desrh
Inquire of the Printer. OS. 12. 2aw v .
A good Ccok ;
WiU m«« with onftant tmployment, and r«ceivc ge*ii
rous wages. Apply to the Printer. OA. 13.
1 Genteei Lodging
- In a very c ntral part of the city, on most moderate tcrnv
Jiuqcir^/.f the Printer. 21, it Oct. 4t2aw.