COLUMBIA HOUSE
Boarding School for Young Ladies.
MRS. GROOMBRIDGE havingreaiovedfrom Lodge
Alley, to the corner of Eleventh and Spruce-streets,
for the ad voltage of a luge, convenient House, in t dry,
healthy situation; hopes for the continence of the encou
ragement ihe has hitherto so highly experienced; and for
whidi Ike returns her llncere acknowledgment.
$3" Mrs. GtooMßiioGi is aflifted by Masters of the
firft ability; and the ufeful, as well.as ornamental branches
of education are particularly attended to.
February 8. §aw.s3fn
Treasury Department;
Revenue-Office, March l Oth, 1796.
PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the
Commijponer of the Revenue, (No. 43, at the corner of
Third and Chefnut-flreets, Philadelphia) for building in
North-Carehna,
I. A Light-House upon Cape-Hatteras.
11. A Beacon House upon Shell C a file iflanc!.
Descriptions of each, and all other particulars, may be
seen on application at the offices of any of the Snperinten
dalt« of Light-Houses, or of the Supcrvifors of the Reve
nye, or of the Collectors of the Cudoms in any of the
States ; as also at this office. aaw3m
The annual Election
FOR DIRECTORS and a TREASURER of the Libra
ry Company of Philadelphia, will be held at the Li
brary, in Fifth-ftrect, on Monday, the second of May
next, at three o'clock in the afternoon, when the Trea
fiirer will to receive the annual payments.
As there are several ihares on which fines are <fcie, the
owners of them, or their reprtffentatives, are hereby no
tified, that they will be forfeited, agreeably to the Jaws
. of the Company, uoldTs the iaid arreajs a e paid off on
the said second day of May, ,or within ten days after.
By order ef the Dir triors,
BENJAMIN R. MORGAN, Secretary.
April 9. jaw. '
James ivi Alpin,
TAYLOR,
N® 3 §outh Fourth Street,
RFTURNS bis* rafaful bis Friends Oftdtbe
Public for their liberal encouragement, and begs leave tofeUcit
a continuance of tb&r fuyers.
At bis Shop gentlemen may be fumijhed witb the bcH materials t
mnd have them made up and JinrJhed in the mojl fafbiondble manner.
He will thankfully receive order.s and pay a prompt and
fun&uml attention to tjyem. * \OB. 15 2aw
FOR S J L E,
A very valuable ESTATE,
Called T'wittKnham.
SITUATE in tie toxvn/bip of Upper Derby, and county
Delaware, 7 I-X miles from Philadelphia, and balf a mile
from the neio Weflern road: containing 230 acres of exctUent
JLetnd, 45 of itsbicb are good -watered Meadow > 190 of. prime
Wood Land i and the reQ Arable of tbe fr/l quality. There ate
an tbe premises a good trvoQory Brick House, ivith 4 rooms on
• m floor, and Cellars under tbe tvbole, •with t a Pump Well of ex
cell en t Water in fronts a large frame Barn, Stables, and otber
convenient buildings; a Smoke-House andfone Spring. Hsitfe ; two
good Apple-Orchards, and foe of PeacbeTbe Fields are all it,
Clover, except tbofe immediately under tillage, and are so iaid
out as to bqve tbe advantage of Water in eacb of them, which
renders it peculiarly convenient for Grazing.
Tbe situation is p/eafant and healthy, and from tbe bigb culti
vation of tbe Land, the good neighborhood, and tbf vicinity to tbe ci
is very fuitablefor a QentUman s Country Seat.
Tbe foregoing is part of tbe EJlate of Jacob Hatma\ deccafed
offered forfale by A4ORDEGAI LEWIS
OA. 9, 1795 eotf Surviving Executor.
FO R SA L E,'
OjfVERAL Tra&s of Miliary LANDS, situate in the
O Cumberland country, on Cumberland fiver and its
waters. And also several valuable Trails of Land in the
State of Kentucky. For further information apply at the
Office, at the eorner of Fourth and Chpfnut-ftreets.
April 15. *eodjt.
Cheap Lands for Sale.
TO BE SOLD,
FOUR tra&s of patented LAND, situate in Randolph
county, in the State of Virginia, oil the waters of
Spring Run, Sugar Creek, Bill's Creek, Monongalia and
Witman's Run, tontaining ferentcen hundred acres. This
land was fufveyed and patented by virtue oT LandO-ffice
Treasury WarAts of the dates of 1781 and 1783. Each
traitfs well Watered'and timbered, the land of. good qua
lity, and very little but what may be,prepared forgrafsor
. tillage. ,T£he whole will be f?ld together, or separate, and
"c'afh or merchandise taken in payment. The lurveys and
patents may be and terms of fade known, by apply
ing at No. 105, .Arch-street. April 16. *eod3t.
LOST,
Ili the city, on tho Point-Road, the 13th inftast,a small
GQLD f&EffCH WAXGH, made at Paris, with a
gold chain and two gojd fcals,.one having the initials H.
.'St C.. ant La. Lion crefl—<the other a, Lion crest 9illy. WJIO
- finding fajne will bring them to No. 111 south
shall receive a generous reward, . |f offered
for sale to ajiy of the Watch-maker* i« town, they are re
quested to iflpthe&me. April\%. §
Pennsylvania Hospital.
THE Etettion will be held at the Huff Hal pursuant to
law, at 3 o'clock in the jifiernoon on the second
day of the fifth month next, being the feeond day of the
week, at time the ConlriitJtorj are desired to attend
to choofii Oljt of their numbar Ttuth/e Managert and a
Treasurer to the said Inllitution for the enfaingyear.,
By order of a Btard of Managers,
SAMUEL CQATES, Clerk.
4th mo- jth, 1796. §
New Book Au^ion,
BOSTON.
JSHN W. FOLSOM refpeiftfully inforpu. the public,
ahd b»okfellers in particular,, he has opened an Auc
tian Office, in a central fituition, fur that purfri/i.cnly,—
Aity orders in that line shall be faithfully and pumSlually
executed 1 : and le tters, post paid,immediately attended to.,
Boflon, March IT,.
Fvr oaie at tms Uffice.
The Constitution of the United States, price
20 cents.
Lad tepqrt of the late Secretary of tbe Trea
sury, containing a Plan for the further fupportof
Piano CHS MJ-, .75 cent*.
Germanicus 20. ' "
ProceeHings .ofThe Executive refpeftftig the In
surgents; fareurig an History of tfce
late lofurre&ion ii the four Western Counties of
Pennsylvania.
Intefefting fiimroary of the events which hate
tskeh place in the Republic of Geneva—written
by M. de Nivffrnpis, 121-2 ceri,ts.
Twenty-fix Jetters ; oa the molt jnterefting fqb
jefts, retpedting the American Revolution, con
tainwig much vflformaviou not generally known to
the Citizens of United States, written ia the
year .1780, 2; cents.
Decembirt acth, 1795* '
Paper Hangings Manufactory
N°. 70,
In Chcfr.ut-Jlreety between Second & Third-flreets.
W. POYN.TELL,
HAS prepared for Spring •Sales a very extensiVe collec
tion, suitable for e?firy part of a House, amongst
which are many new and elagakt Patterns.
In addition to the extenfu-e -Stock of h» own mitfufac
f re, he hasfor sale TWELVE THOUSAND PIECES.
of FRENCH PAPERS* together with Borders, Land
fcap.es, and Chinese Pieces for ornamenting Bread Works
and Chimney Boards—a great variety of Pannel Papers,
and every oth£r article attached to Ornamental Papering.
Orders for any'quantity executed at a ISort notice, and
a liberal credit givisn to wholefalc dealers, and for export
ation. April is. tt&s.
This Day it Publt/hed and So/d
At BENJAMIN DA VIES' BOOK'STORE,
No. 68, High-street, ,
The Political iCenfor;
Or, MONTHLY REVIEW
of the noil iqterefting politicijl oecHrrences relative to
The United States,
-For March *796.
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February 9. I awl it
BURR MILL STONES
M»de by OLJVEP. EVANS, at his Faiftory, in the old
wind-mill inJElmlley's alley,
Sputb §eqond;JLrcct y a little below jjocijlreet,
"ITTHERE thofc who apply may be-Aipphcd with done*
V V of such quatity as will suit their purposes. Also,
stones for gudgeons to run on, and Plaifier of Paris ground
fipe for Hpnure, and
CSlcined for Sttfcco.Work.
He ketpt far SALE,
At his dwelling No. aij north Second-street, a little above
ViTie.flrett,
Boulting Clotisy
both imported and Anjerican
manufadured for merchant and country work, which he
warrants good.
ALSO,
The Young Millwright's and Miller's GUIDE.
Containing a system of mechanics and hydraulics as thej
apply to water with the whole pracefs of, and all the
late,improvements on the att.of manufacturing flour &c.
intended to ,he ufeful to allcoiicerned in»>building or using
water-mills, which book is Told by Matthew Carey and
Robert Camj>bell,bookfellers.
Sept. 15. lawtf.
NOTICE.
AXL persons having -claims againd JOHN LYONS,
. deceased, late of Cliarles County, Maryland,
are requested to exhibit them for settlement; and thofi:
who arc indebted are requested to make immediate pay
ment. ALEXANDER GRiEER, Executor.
Aljep's Frefl\,Charles county, -tj'-f • "iaw<
Maryland,"March 14,1796. 1800'
JOSEPH COOKE,
GOLDHVIITH 15- JEWELLER,
The corner of Markat and Thjrd-fireets, Philadelphia;
MOST refpeiSfully informs his friends and the public,
that he has received, per the last arrivals, a com
pletty4nd general aflprtment of aim oft
Every Article in his Line;
Immediately from the manufactures of London, Bir
mingham, and Sheffield, all of which are of the newest
"fafhion, and will be fold, wholefalc and retail, on the .ov»-
eft terms, and the Notes of Mr. Robert Morris, and Mr.
JohnNicholfon received in payment at their current value.
I March j. lawtf
City ef Walhingtpn.
SCHEME of the LOTTERY, No. 11,
FOR THE 'MPROVEMiST OF THE
FEDERAL CITY.
A magnificent > 10,000 dollars, <3t ) 50,000
) caih 30,000, are )
1 ditto n.ooo & ca!/t ls,ooo 40,000
1 ditto 15,000 & cash 15,000 30,000
i ditto 10,000 & cast to,ooo 20,000
x ditto 5,00b & ca(h j.OOO 10,000
1 dftto 5,000 & cifli 5,000 JO,OOO
1 cl*h prize 'of 10,000
t do. 5,000 each, are, - 10,000
10 do. 1,000 - * 10 ' 000
to do. JOO " " 10,000
100 do. 100 - - 10,000
290 do. 50 10,000
400 do. 25 - * lo '° oo
1,000 do. 20 " 20,000
15,000 do. 10 • - 150,000
i6>739 Prizes.
33,a'6i Blanks. >
50,000 Tickets, at Eight Dollars, 40.0000
N. B. To favour those who may take a quantify of
Tickets, the prize of 40,000 dollars will be the Last drawn
ticket, and the 30,000 the last but-one :
And approved notes, securing payment in either money
or prizes, in ten davs alter drawing, -will be received lo»
anynumbea not.!''' e .:han 30tickets.
in is Loner ill a«ord an elegant specimen of the
private boildfn obe ereftcu >» the Cuv of Walhington
—Two l-eauti . deGgfis ate already feU fttd for the enure
f.onumi iw. of ihe public Iquaren fro.n thele draw,
i tffj, it is proposed 10 erect two centre and tour corner
bu:ldi/igi, atfoon as polTible after this Lotlefy n fold, and
to convey them when complete, to the fortunate adventar.
ers in the manner tlefcribed in the fchcme tot the Hole!
Louery. A nctt dcduaion of five per cent, will be made
to deftay the necessary expences of printing, &c. and
the ftirplus will be made a part of the fund intended foi the
National University, to be etefted within the City of
Walhington.
The drawing will commence as loon as tne l icKtrts
arc fold oil. -The money prices will be payable
in thirty days after it is fini{hed,and any prizes for which
fortunate numbers are not produced within twelve months
after the drawing is doled are to be confideicd as K»ven
towards the fund for the Univerfnyi it being determin
ed to fettle the whole business in a year from the ending
of the drawing arid to take up the bonds given as lccu
rity. .
The real securities given for the payment of the Prize
are he'd by the Prefidcnt and two Directors of the Bank
of Columbia, and are valued at more than half the amount
of the Loitery.
The twenty four gentlemen who by appointment of
the late Commillioners afiifted in the management of the
Hotel Lottery are refuelled to undertake this arduous taflc
a time on behalf of the public ; a fufficient num
ber of these having kindly accepted, it is hoped that the
friends to a NationalsUniverfity and the other federal ob
jcils may continue to favor the defrgn.
By accounts received from the different parts of the
Continent as well as Cro.?i Europe, where the tickets
have been sent for fsrie, the public are allured that the
drawing will speedily commence, and that the care and
caution unavoidably necessary to insure a fafe disposal of
the tickets, has rendered the lharr fufpeafion indispensable. <
SAMUEL BLODGET.
* # * Tickets may be had at the Bank ot Columbia;
of James Weft & Co. Baltimoie or Gideon Dcnifonj
Savannah, of Peter Giltnan, Boftori ; of John Hopkiiis
Richmond : and of Richard Wells, Cooper's ferffv.
Bar-Iron Manufactory.
On reasonable terms and convenient payments, a new
FOUR FIRE FORGE,
ADvantageoully Ctuated on the river Walkill, in the
county of Suflex, andftate of New-Jersey, and dis
tant one nvle and a half frbm Sharp's Furnace; the Forge
lot contains twenty-eight acres ps pn which are four
good houses for the workmen, with lots adjoining for gar
dens, two large coal-houses, a black-fmlth's and carpen
ter's shop, and also 4 commodious (Jwalling-houfe, with a
good cellar andgafden.for a Vanager, and a Store adjoin
ing of twenty feet square. The buildings are new, and the
works in good repair, and now in full business, and fully
supplied with ftodc and the necessary workmen; wood
land for coaling, fufficient to afford a never failing supply
and lying convenient, will be fold With the Forge, or
weod supplied on contrail by the cord, as may beftfnit
the purchaser. If deCred, a FARM adjoining the Forge,
of «joor 200 arable and meadow land, with a good orch
ard, and convenient buildings, will be fold to accommo
date the forge : And also, a four horse team, coal and o
ther waggons, and implements of every kind to cairy on
the works. If not bfifote difpoftd of by private contract
( which may be known'by the continuance .of this adver
tiCjment") the Forge, Forge-let and buildings thereon, to
gether witlf 1500 <iords ot wood, will be exposed to sale
at PUBLIC VENDUE, on thepremifes, on Tuesday, the
3d day of May next, at ten o'clock, in the forenoon, at
Iwluch fltne atid place the 'eorfditions Will be -made kaewn,
and attendance given, by the proprietors.
ROBERT OGDEN,
EL JAS ©GDEN.
Sparta, April 9, 1-96. 'codtjdM.
N. B. The partner/hip of Robert and Elias Ogden,
will then be diffolvid.
TO BE SOLD,
ift. A Three-flery brick House, No, "80, N. Second
jIX street. The lot is about II feet front, and 288
feet deep, to iircad-ftreet, or Moravian, Alley. It has
long been ooe of the hell Hands for business.
ad. A frame DwelliKg-Houfe, No. 260, South Front
ftreet, with a Bake-Hoofe, the Lot ii about 17 feet'
front, by Ijq feet in depth.
3d. A handfomeLot of 25 feet by 200 feet deep, ex
tending from -Third street to George-street ; it is the 3d
Lot below South-street: on George-street there is a two
iiory brick tenement, a frame ditto adjoining, withagood
bake oven.
Likcwifc a LARGE MEADOW FARM, situate on
the Rifrer Delaware, at a convenient dift&bce from Phila
delphia Market—the Meadow teof the best Quality, and
in good bank. There are commodiqus buildings, with a
gopd proportion of . arable and woodland, and Cedar
Swamp. For terms apply to * JOHN LITLE,
No. 40 North Siith-ftreot.'
March IA, *796. ,dtf
FOR SALE,
A NEAT two ftor.y frame "building, situate in Fifth
ftreet, continued in Southwark, which Lfcts at 301.
per annum, fubjilft to a ground rent of 110s.
An tflegant Bmwn Gelding, 14 1-2 hands high, goes
-.well in a chair er under the laddie.—An handfowe riding
Cluir and Csachee, with harness complete.
Three tcatfb of Land, situate contiguous to each other,
containing about 773 acres, in Northumberland cotmty,
near the town ef Northumberland. Sundry trafia of
'Land in Bedford county, being about 2,200 acres, pirt
near the waters of Conymeaux, and adjoining Lands .of
Daniel Tyfan. Also, one other trail in Weftmoreland
( county, adjoining lands of William on Clear
field creek. For terms apply to
SAMUEL R. FRANKLIN,
Philadelphia, Feb. 15, 1796. »»<ltf
PROPOSALS
By J. M. SNOWDEN" isf W. IVPCORiCLE,
For Printing by Subfeription,
The travels of anacharsis th*
YOUNGER,in GREECE, during- the middle of tiu
Fourth Century before the Chfil'tian. .fflra.
BY THK Ab-BE fiARJHf.LF.Mr.
Keeper of the Medals in the Cabinet of the King 1 of France,
and Member of the Royal Academy of -iiifcnptioni
and Belles Lettres.
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH*
fN FIXE PQLUMES:
Ths Fiftkco-.tains Maps,' Plans, Views, if- Coins HJufixa
tive oftheGcography & Antiquities of Ancient Gssece.
CONDl'tlO'frS.
I. This Work will be published in 31 weekly nStnbete, dt
One' Quarter of a Dollar on ceiiv.ry.
11. It will be printed on a good type and paper,in a hcuid
foijie oitavo size: and each number will contain £3
pages of letter-prcfa.
111. In the courfc of the work 31 plates will bevteliVeretl,
j togetner with Critical Ohfervations on the Maps of artcf
ent Greece, compiled for these Travels, by M. Karbc
du Bocage ; the- whole of which are intended to form
the FiitliVo'ume.
IV. Should the work excaed 32 numbers, the rcmainildr
will be given gratis.
V. Those who procure twelve Subfcrifiers and become ae
countable'for the monevy (hall receive one copy gratis.
VI. The price ol the Work, when fini&ed, will be en
hanced to non-fubferibers.
Togivea proper idea of the Plan of this WoA,'the fol
lowing is extrailed from the Advertifemciit jf ihte
Author
——" I imagine a Scythian, namfid Anacharsis, to ar
rive in Greece, some years before the birth of Alexander;
and that from Athens, the usual place of his refiaenc, 6e
makesfeveral excursions into the neighbouring provinces;
every where observing the manners and cuitems of tile
inhabitants, being present at their feftivals, and ftudyiflg
the nature of their governments; sometimes dedicating
his leifurc to enquiries relative to the progref* of the hu
man mind, and sometimes convcriing with the great men
who flourifhed at that time ; with Epamimndas, Plikso* >
X.er:ophcn, Plato, Ar'flotle, Demofibenes, &c. As footi as he
has fucn Greece enslaved by Philip, the father of Alexan
der, he returns into Scythia, where he puts in order an ac
hjs narrative, relates in an introduAioa the memorable
events which had paiTcd in Greece before he left Scytliia."
■" I, have cholen to write a narrative of Travels ra
ther than a history, because in such a narrative ail is.fcc
nery and a&ion ; and because circumstantial details nuy
be enteied into which are 60: permitted to the hiftqnaj:"
LIST of the PLATES which arcanuext* to thii
Work.
1. Grcece and the Grecian lilands.
2. Plan of the Pass of Thermopylae
3. PJanof the iiattle of.Salamis.
4. Essay on the Battle of Platxa.
5. Chc.rt of the Palus Moeotis and Pontus Euxinus.
6. The Bcffihorus of Thrace.
7. The HeUefpont.
8. Plan of the Environs of Athens.
9. Attica, Megaris, and Part of the If!and of Eubdea.
10. Plan of the Academy and its Environs.
11. Plan of a Grecian PalaCllra, after VUrflVius.
12. Plan of Athens.
13. Plan and Elevation of the Prop', l®a. v
14. C-lan of the Temple of Theseus, Elevation and
View of the P ..unon.
15. Pkocis and Dor-- 1
16. ElTay on the Enimwns of Delphi aadView 6f
ParnafTus.
fy TMr"- " r hTm'IIIT'
tK. Rirotia.
19. Theffaly.
20. Corinthia, Sicyonia, Phlialia, and Achaia.
21. Elis and Triphyfia.
32, Essay 011 the Topography of Olympia.
23. Meffenia. >
24. JLaconia.afxl the IHand of Cythera.
25. Eflay on the Topography of Sparta & its Environs.
26. "Arcadia.
27. Argolis, Epidauria, Trcezenia, Hermiottia, the lfle
of ./Egina and Cynnria.
48. View of Plato on .the Promontory of' SuniuM, dis
coursing to his C^fciples.
29. Ancient'Greck Theatre.
30. The Cyclad«s.
31. Coins from the Cabinet of thcKlng df France.
It'is proofed to give-tin elegantedition of- tbis uttluahlc wtri :
Tin greatejl care mill be taken render it zarr<Eily executed; and
the PlatesfitsUbe engraved by theJicJl American, artels. . -As the
•work ftoiu prefentedforms a pleasing and injlritftive virw of the
antiquities, manners, eujioms, religion,' aVts And riUraturt of
Greece, dursng'tbe moji interef} tig-period if its hijlory, the pitbif'
ers make no doubt but it- will inert the approbation of \an TenfcgbMiei B
public,
£jf" Subscriptions are received at therOffice of the Au
roia; the Publifhirs, No. 47, Fourth-dreet, and 144,
"south Front-street ; and by the principal BookfelWr#
throughbuftheTJfiited States. April tfr.tf
General Poji Office, Phiiadelptitu-,
March 16, 1796-
WHEREAS ftindry Lette;s, trailfmitted in the' AKils
of the United Statesi ts and frem Norfftlk, irrthe
•state of Virginia, were opened, and' Bank Notes of Seve
ral denomination* fraudulently .'alien from them at York,
in. the state aforefaid, in the months.pf. Q&ober, Novem
ber and December last : and whereas a part of said notes
and fdme cash have been recovered ani are now in ptffTeffi
on of the Post Master Gene.-al. In therefere that
such Bank Notes as fhallbe identified may be reflored to
the owners thereof, and that the regaining notes and calh
be equitably dfftribul:ed among thofe-wbo are entitled to
them. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons who
have fuffered by such fraudulent praflices, within the pe
riod, and on the.route aforementioned, to exhibit their
claims without delay, supported by such reasonable proofs
as may beneceflary to substantiate thenl. notes as
lhall be identified will be received by application to tha
General Pbft Office, on or before the ficft day of July
next; and the residue of such caihand nptss will then be
divided among the-claimants in.proportion to their refpec
uve'lolTes, to be afcertlined by the neceflary proofs, which
on or before that day lhall be produced tothe General Post
Office. (sawtjuly) JOS. 'HABERSHAM.
■~F' O ' R"TX Ll7
THE time of a NEGRO GIRL, about 24 years ol
age, an excellent disposition remarkably indnllri
ous, andean be well recomtnended for sobriety and ho
nesty. For further pafticulais enquire -at No. 14, north
Eifehth-ftreet. April 13. §9t.
FOR SALE,
A FOUNT of BREVIER, half worn; about fovr Hb
dred weight. Enquire at the Office of the <saz«t:e
of "the United States, No. 119 Chefeut-ftreet.
December I. §
PRINTED BY JOHN FEN
—No. 119 —
C« ESN U T-STR E.ET.
jpricc Eight Dollars per Armtiifv,;