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NUMB EH 1120.J , MON DAT EVENING, APRIL 11, J 796. [Volume IX.
China gSods.
THE Ship Atlantic, Captain Silas Swaine, Com
mander, from Canton, will commence the dijcharge
of her cargo to-morrow morning at Walnut-street
Conjt/llng of
Yellow and white Naokeens o r excellent quality
Persian Taffetics, black jind cQloufed
Lustrings, do. dq,
' Sattins black of various qualities
Sewing silks in aflbrted colours
Vermillion in boxes
cbefls v • , ;
Quicksilver in jars
BOHEA, "1
SOUCHONG, )
HYSON SKIN, ! TSW '*
young HYSON [ r.rein leas.
BF.ST HYSON,
IMPERIAL, J .
CHINA WARE, ornamental, with Table and Tea
Sets eenerallv aflbrted.
WHITE SUGARS, and a tju.antity of
First quality Bengal SALT PETRE.
For Sale by
Philip Nicklin & Co.
April 8. t - th& »
John Miller, jun. &c Co.
NO 8, CHP.SNUT-STREKT,
Have just imported in the Hamburgh Packet,
A general assortment of Spring Goods,
To which they expe*Sfc large additions by the next arriv
als from London and Liverpool.
They have also on Handy received from Franee,
by the box, assorted,
1800 dozens of Silk Stockings, on which the drawback
is recoverable;
A fw Bales of India Book Muslins, & Handltcrohiefs,
March 30. §
Fqn SALE, by the SUBSCRIBERS,
IN PENN-STREET,
130 quarter Chests frcdi Hylon Tea;
100 ditto do. frefli Souchong: Tea ;
30® Boxes China, containing small tea fttts of 42
picces;
400 pieces Bandanoes. »
Willings Sff Francis.
January 30. 3taw
-30 Pipes Cogniac Brandy,
Corks, in bales, and
Holland Gin, in pipes,
For Sale by
Benjamin W. Morris.
December 31. eodtf
Excellent Claret in Casks,
FOR SALE, BY
Joseph Anthony & Son.
February 13. §
Jamaica Pimento,
A quantity for SALE—for Exportation.
PETER BLrGHT.
Feb. 26. §
if'urrs and Skins.
RICHARD y. JAMES POTTER,
HAVE FOR SALE
A prime Jeleflion of tlx annexed articles i
Shaved Deer Skins
Unsaved ditto
Elk-Skins
Shaved do.
Baaver
Otter
Bear
Racoon
Wolf
Ox hides
Tiger
Leopard -
Likewfe,
yhree thousand wt. of superior New-Orleans Indigo.
•TVerit'y tierces of Rice, and
A quantity of excellent liogwood, Which they will Tell
on good terms. > -
March 17 5
This Day is Pvblijhed and Sold
At BENJAMIN DA VIES' BOOK STORE,
• No. 68, High-street,
The Political Censor;
Or, MONTHLT REVIEW
•of the most mterefting politicial occurrences relative to
The United States,
For March 1796.
By PETER PORCUPINE.
Tfcis work will be continued monthly, and the
future numbers will be publiihed on the lali day of
«very month.
April";. 3fTO. w * |
just Published, Br
JACOB JOHNSON, b 9 CO.
ko. X 47, hTARXET-iIRtET,
[Price I is. 31/.]
THE
Flotbers if Modern Hiflory,
IN TWO VOIOHES.
Copiprehenoing, on a new -plan, the most remarkable
and interefttng Events, as well as the molt eminent and
illustrious Characters; with a View of the Progress of
Society and Arts and Sc-icpccs, )rom the Crea
tion to the Conclusion of the American War.
By JOHN ADAMS, A. M.
March 4, ' aawlx
Treasury Department ;
Revenue-Office, March \Qth, 1796.
PRQEOpALS will be received at the office of the
Commifponer of the Revenue, (No. 43, at the C 0171 or of
Third and CliefilUt-ftreets, Philadelphia) for building iij
North-Carolina,
I. A Lioht-H&ufe upon Cape-Hatteras.
11. A Beaecin House Upon Shell Castle jdatid.
Descriptions of each, and all other particulars, may be
seen on application at the offices of any of the Superioten
dants of LigKt-Houfes, or of tfa,e. Supervisors of tjie Reve
nue, or of the Colle&ors of the Customs in ps the
States ; as also at this_office. 2aw 3m
. ■
For B 0 S 7 O N.,
le brig Neptune,
con Sant trader)
Daniel Rhodbs, Maftcr,
LyiNG at Clifford's wharf, will positively fail on ThutT
day next, has excellent accommodations for pafiengers.—
For freight or passage applv to
Edward Stow, Jun.
.April 9. $ ' No. 4,'fouth Water-flreet.
For L IV ERPO O~L,
Alkir.s, njafier.
BURTHEN 246 tows, to fail v/ith all convenient speed. ;
For freight or passage apply to
Samuel Iff Miers FiJljer,
No. 27, Dock-(tre«t.
Who have Imported per said Ship,
A general alignment of Queens Ware in Crates;
Short Pipes in boxes, three groce each,
An assortment of Stone Jugs, '
Together wkh an assortment of
D R T GOODS,
iuited to the Scafon—as Usual.
4th Mo. sth, 1796. 3aw4w
For V A L E,
CONCORD,
THE Concord is upwards of 300 tons, about three y;ar«
old, live oak and cedar, coppered—fit to proceed on a
voyage to India, or elfewheie—is in the best order, could
fail dire<slly. , For terms apply to
PETER BLIGHT.
April 6, 1796. ji'*.
FOR SAL E,
Or will take FREIGHT for Newport, or Pro-
NOW lying at Chefnut-ftreet wharf. For terms ap
ply to John Proud, the master on board, or to
Samuel Coates,
No. 81, south Frout-ftreet.
Wba hath for SALE, imported in said Veflel,
A quantity of CIDER; I SOAP ; and
CANDLES; | TIMOTHY SEED.
4th Mo. *6t.
, For L' O Nfp 0 N t
'. THE . BEIGANTINE
John l-Iyer, Conunaudej-,
BURTIyEN-ijO torn, is now ready to take in, and will
fail in about,ten days, part of her cargo being already
engaged.
FOR HAMBURGH,
.*jm. Saml. Pile, master,
BURTHEN 200 tons, an excellent vcflel, and well fitted.
Plartof her cargo being engaged, fbe will fail early.
For LIVERPOOL,
THE SHIP
Hamburgh Packet,
Sis George Clat, Commander,
BURTHEN 1,10 tons, is nearly a new wffel, and a re
markably fall sailer. A great part of her cargo being
ready te go ®n hoard, it is expected (he will fail about the
joth inftimt. For terms apply to
'Philip Nicklin $3* Co.
WHO ARE LANDING,
From the Hamburgh Packet, from Liverpool;
38 Sheets Lead,
140 Caflcs Nails alTorted,
9 Bales of Sail Canvas, No. 127,
3 ditto of Seine and Sewing Twine,
Small-In voice oi Cutlery, and Watch Chains, well
affected.
And from the Diana, from Jamaica,
160 Puncheons Rum.
They have also on Handy
Madeira \Vine, in. pipes, hogfliegds, and qr. calks,
Old Red Tort Wine, 11 pipes and hoglheads,
Teneriffe Wine, in pipes and hoglheads,
-Monutain. Wine, in quarter calks,
Sugar In boxes of 80 and 901b. each,
1 hogfljeads of Cwnphor,
1 slitjp of Jalap in powder,
And a quantity of Mahogauy.
March 3Q- m wScf
FOR S A L~K,
yTbe Bris
DELIGHT,
ONE liuadredand nine TynsburthSn; a gbod, n?.ns!.:h
well built vessel, now lying at Huddeil's wharf.
For terms aoply to
Nalbro' bf y&h7i Frazicr.
No. 95 South Ervnt street.
March 10 3aAvim
f6r charter, 1
3000 barrels. Enquiie of
Jejfe & Robert VFaln.
March 29.
Plaiiter of Parish nurr Atones.
JUS 7 ARRIVED,
By the fliip Asia, Capfain Lang*tord, from Havre
de-Grace. -Apply tov
Peter Blight.
March it. . e'od/ot.
" iv anted. ■
ONE Journeyman Coppersmith, and one Jour*
nqyiTvan Tin Plate Worker—-ta.whom the higjleft
wages will be givea—Eaquirpat'No. iArch-Street.
April 5. «wliw.
This Day is Publijhed,
At No. 40l Arch \lr«et, Midmay also be had at Fot
well's Printing Office, No. 33, in Uie I'srme fa «t,
A Af/tP OF THE RIVER RHINE
From Nimtguen to Basle,
Shewing •
The actual Seat of War
Between the French a>«'. Aujlr'tans.
March §
JUST RE C EJVE D
From France, via New-York, a new and fajloiona
hle assortment of
F R;E NCH CHINA,
consist lira cf
Desert Sets.
Tea Sets of 6, 12, iS.and S4 tups and saucers
Walhing hand basons and jugs
Flower pots ©f different Ihapes
Bowls, porringers, and cypherad cUpS and fancers
A great number of Groups, among which are Locis the
XVI. and»S>o<Stor Franklin ; the Death of Adonis, and
the Bust of General Cuttine
The whole of tliis assortment, which is suitable for this
and the Weft-India Turk 't, is entirely new, and just open
ed for sale at the fnbfcgbers store
Orders from any pattiof the continent willbe dttly at
tended to,and the packing done so as to be sent any where
either by 1. nd -or water carriage.
N. B. An invoice of Hardware and Jewellery to be
dilpolicd of at a low rate.
Pafquier Cc.
No. 91, South Second-fir ;et
Febmtny-y. d3W
SPIRITS.
ANY peifon may be fuj»plied with Rum, Gin, Cordi
als, «nd other Spirits, upas application to the bub
fcrib«r, at his Distillery, No. Ixs, Story, or New Strtet,
between Third and Fourth Streets.
JVlarch 7. ir.4t. THOMAS CAKE.
N. B. Whiflcey and Melaffes will be purchased, or in
exchange for any fort of Spirits at a fair and marl&table
price. Also, wanted any number of Gin and Brandy
Pipes & Weft-India Rum Puncheons; enquire as above.
No. 8, North Front-Jlre;t.
Printed Calico and Muslin
WAREHOUSE.
RICHARD & JAMES POTTER,
Have jujl rjteivcJ a fupcrb ajfartv/ent of tic fUiouimg irtiiUi,
•which they ttjjcr for falc.
PRINTED calicoes Gentleaien's neck handkfs.
4-4 wjL.hoijk mufliat New f&lhionable (bawls
6-4 wd. ditto ditte Madras handkerchiefs
Cook muslin handkercl 1 : Tambour'd muslins
Pocket diti o G urrshs
Colored, fordered, muslin ims
han.l'. riljicfs Coffat> &c "&c
Very 1 cw fancy Jitto Anelegant aud frelb assort
F.kgai.t tanibore muslins ment ol and
Colored work ditto fafljes
l.aced fija'i■-d ditto Cotton {lockings
Brocaded ditto Worsted ditto
i. adi.es plaids
And a variety, of other articles, just opened.
Many oX gt-jds pa;-ticiilariy calcnlafici
ft l r t'le Weft-India market.
Vcamber 23 ( , taw
SHOT,
o¥all sizes, froms2 ib toGrape,
Cambooles, Pots, aud other callings executed at the
ihorteft notice,
Nail rods, from xod to spike,
Hoop Iron, of all fixes,' for calks or cutting into nails, from
a brad to I2d nails,
Anchors, from 17 Cwt. to loolb.
Bar Jron, t
A Quantity of James River Tobacco,
Carolina Pork.
Herrings in barrels,
Kiln-dried corn meal in Hhds. and Bbls.
Rye floor &c. to be fold by
Levi Hollingfworth & Son.
ijl 4 ' 2301
George ikinghurft,
GOACH & HARNESS MAZER,
RESPECTFULLV informs hi* friends and the pnblic,
that he has removed from Arch-ftrret, to No. 2 J in
north Fifth-ftrcet, adjoining,the Episcopal Burial Ground,
where he continues the bulinefs of
Coach making in all its Branches.
JHCjjnakes ul! of crjrne ncck. an<\ perch
luch as Coaches, Chariotn, Phxtpns, and Coachees ; also,
Chairs, K ; :'i - ; and all kinds of Har
irefs, vritn plated or bnffs He hath a good
frifip'y tho bift materials, and a '(lock of the best fca
fo'ned \yo<cd.
Orders from ot\jJ\e United States will be du
ly attended to • !..• ■■•reat .-'"l v»uniSlu."iity ani dispatch.
long experience in.bufmefs, hlscare,in the execu
tion or his work, atrd an attention t<> the de
sire? of hi 1 * eciploycr be flatters him|plf will prove fuffi
cient-r-ec«n"uncn.ii|tt)op£.
He has fcco;ui-haii.l .Carriages for f.ile, vi 7. a
conipleaf with a cbachman ? s (eat and Venetian
Llii'da all round; a Phaeton ; a £hair; aiid a Sulkey witl)
a ftUlirjrt- top.
AU iiuifs of Carriages fold on Commission, and Gar-
•s ii?, to jtand by .the month .or year.
rT Apprentices wanted to the Bufincfs.
Philadelphia, November al. t,t,&sj;.i7.2awdo
Copper Ware-Houle,
No, 2. North Eouwh Street.
GEORGE £s? HENRY WESCOTT
tT 4V£ just received by the late Vessels from London,
XLiverpool and Bristol, and which they are felling
redticedprices for calh, or a short credit,
and estepjive nllbrtment nffheet Copper
Bottoms, cornprificg Iheetlfron. 5 to njqlb. and
bottoms from 16 inches to 5 f^et —Also a haTidfome as
forttnent of the moll approved flieathing Copper with
nails, and bolts, Tin in boxes, Block-tin, Spelter in
casks, Sfiflter fodder, jiig lead, &c. fee.
Jan- '■ w & f.
NOTIC E.
THB Prslidcnt atiti Managers of the Dela\yare and
Schuylkill Canal, having determined so f-jp'ply the .
«ity of Philadelphia, with water, early m the year 1797,
.Proposals will be rvatiye in writing until she fell day of
June snvperfjlj or perfoiis.difppfed to contrail*
for the ta-'i ing and delivery of Iron .Pipes necessary lor the
above purpok. A the BcarJ,
WILLIAM MCites SMITH, Sec'ry.
Marsh 31. 2atvtJ.
i Robert Smith & Co.
No. jB, south Front-C.rcet,
j Have received by the late arrivals from Lond»n and Li
verpool,
A general affortrnent of Goods,
Suit" 1 ; : fortteSekfonj
And by the VjffeU Uuc <u< If rjtpeficd-thsy 1® ro
ceive a further fopjly, which they -.vjlidtfpofe of on ftra*
fonabie'fcrrr.* far Ca'.h, or on a'ftiurt credit.
'Jt'hef t.avj alio received a quantity of .
NUTMEGS k MJCE.
Apnl ?. §i«r
George Dobfon,
BEGS leave to infprxii tht Store-ketpers in town and
country, that l.a hus removed from Market-street, to
No. 25, south Third-ftreci,
whare he is opening a large and elegant aiiartmfiHt of th#
iwofl fafhlon able
SPRING GOODo,
arrived in the different Veffds from LDndcm& Liverpool.
N. B. 156 dozen Men's Silk Stockings.
April 8. . # §
Just Arrived,
By the Ship Atlantic, Captain JiWin. from CantQn,
AND FOR SALE BT THE SUBSGRiBSRS,
Yellow NANKEE-NS, long and fliort pietes ;
Black LII.TESTRINGS ,
Do. TA-FFETIES;
Do. SATTJNS j
PERSIAN TAFFETIES;
SEWING SILKS;
. Best HYSON TEA.
Philips, Cramond & Co.
April 8. * §3t.
FOR S A L E, B r
ISAAC HARVEY, Jun.
No. 5, south Water-firgjt,
, A quantity of Mould & dipt CANDLES,
Castile, 7
White, and > SOAP,
Brown j
Mess, }
Prime, and > B E E F, in bblt. and iialf bhls.
Cargo )
Ox TOftGJES, CIDER, SHOES, kc.
4th n)o. Bth, 1796. f -w
JUS 7 IMPORTED,
In the Clip Liberty, from London* a handt'ome well as
sorted Invoice of
Dry Goods,
(or ABOUT £1000 sterling)
Confiding, ®f Britilh and India Book Vuflins Chiftizes,
&<• two Bale? of 6-4 wide Book Muffin*. Al/i, a frfi.ll
l'arcelof Nu'.megs; and for Sale hy
JAMES C. f3* BAM, W. FTSffRR.
April s- J ivv
Jud Lnruiing,
Fr«m on board th" Ship Stiff fLQWER, Captain Ben.
Swift, from tiUAD U.OUPE,
A quantity of Sugars,
FOR SALE, BY
f, Cop pinker,
Jth April. § No. tSI, south Front-ilreet.
MADEIRA, i
SFjERftY and L WINES.
PORT. j
For Sale by
EDWARD STOW, jun-
No. 4, South Water.Strtet.
Dec. -w.
New Book Auction,
BOSTON.
T9HN V. FOLSOM refpedtfally informs the public,
J and beokfellers in particular, he has opened an Auc
tion Office, in a central (ikustidll. for that purpofc tmty —
Any ordar in that line Ihall be faithfully and'ranflually
executed:' and letters, po/t paid,immediately attended to.
80/teu, ?\'Tartl> 23.
N 0 T ICE.
ALL persons having claims agaipft JOHN LYONS,
deceased, Lite of Charle3 County, Mar) land,
are requeued to exhibit then* for settlement; and thole
wh« arc indebted arc requested to make Immediate pay
ment. ALEXANDER GREER, Executor.
AHen's Fresh, Charles county, *iaw6
Mary hand, March 14,1796.
1 —- ~
JOSEPH COOKE,
GOLDSMITH b" JEWELLER,
The corner of Market and-Third-«Veets, Philadelphia;
MOST reppeftfully informs his friends and the public,
that he has received, per the last arrivals, a com
plete and general afTortment of aim oft
Every Article in his Line;
Immediately from the manufadures of London, Bir
mingham, arid ShcffieU, all of which are of the newest
fafliion, and will be fold, whofefalcand retail, on the ,ow
cll terms, and the Notes of Mr. Robert Morris, and Mr.
JchnNicholfon received in payment at their current value.
Miiri ' h 5- lawtf
COLUMBIA HOUSE
hoarding School for Young Ladies.
MRS. GROOM BRIDGE havingremoved from Lo.dge
Alley, to the corner of Eleventh and Spnice-ftftets,
for the advantage of a largr, convenient Moafe, in a dry,
healthy situ at ion; hopes for tiie continuance of the enc6u
rftgsnient she ha 6 hitherto so highly experienced ; and for
which (he returns her sincere acknowledgment.•
0- Mrs. Groombridge is aiTuled by Masters of the
firft ability; and the ufeful, as well as ornamental branched
of education are particularly attended to.
February 8. §2w.e 3 m
Wanted to Rent,
TN ft antral' situation in Philadelphia, a fit of Li-v?ry
A Stables ivitb other conveniences fujficient to contain
f-rty horfis anJ^ipworis.
AJfo, wanted to take a-farm not exceeding 30 or eo
mUei f O'n thf'citji, of about rjo or zoo Heresy hi us,
of. upon it, on eith r 4he Pennfylvunin or JerfeyJir.e.
-yW.PI rf'" bating eithc to rent, mqy bear of a tenant
f lately from by applying to ITm. Herjbaw,
the Cjnser of id ar.d south Jlreets.
itipru 6. *cods.