PROPOSALS,
"By is' I.IADAN,
For publithing by Subscription, that celebrated Wort,
Godwin's Political Jultice.
From the last London Edition.
t e * m j.
I. It will be pubJHhcd in tw« large volumes, dnodcimo
11. Price to Stjb&rtbers, two dollars, handfosndy bound,
to be psid «»n delivery of the work,
111. A* soon as a number of Subscribers appear,fufli
cient to defray the expeace, it (hall be put to press.
IV The names of the Suhfcribers (hall be prefixed*
Th following Chara&cr of this wprk
tsextraSed frora the Monthly Review, p 311, 31a, for
>larch, 1793
" Wehavenofmali decree of pleasure in announcing
theprefent work to our readers ; as one wh ch from the
freedom of its enquiry, the grandeur of and the
fortitude of its principles, is eminently defer ving of atten
tion. By this eulogium, we would by no means be under
stood to fublcribe to all s he principles which these volumes
contain. Knowledge i- net yet arrived at that degree oi
certainty which is rcquifite, for any two men to tit ink a-
Itke on ail ; neither that con
fident accuracy, which can enable them to co.-ivey th4r
thoughts, even when they f*o think alike, in a manner p*l
fe&ly correA and intelligible to both. Th:fe difUcuiue*
are onfy to be overcome by a patient, incelTant, and bene
volent invefugatior.,
" Many of the opinions which this work contains, are
bold; some of them are novsl; ana so ne doub'tlefs are er
. roneous :—but that which ought to endear it even to those
whose principle* it may offend, is the ttrength of argu
ment adduced in it to prove, that peace and order moil ef
fectually promote thehappinefs after which political re
formers are panting ;—-that as the progress of knowledge
is gradual, political reform ought not to be precipitate ; —
and that convulsive violenfcc'is dangerous not only to indi-
(for that svfult comparatively would be of small
account) but to the general cause of truth. It is the op
poiiteof this principle that inffircc the enemies of politic
al enquiry with so much terror ; it is the supposition tha>
change must inevitably be attended by the turbulence and
injustice of commotion; and that innovation cannot be
made without the inter v.rr ion of evils more deftru&ive
than those which are intended to be reformed. Under the
conviction of this philanthropic i'entiment, of calm and
gradual reform, (whichin its proper place he hus-fully il
lustrated) Mr. Godwin proceeds without scruple firft to en
quire into present «vil, through itseflcntial branches, and
next to demonstrate future good.
" Dividing his work into eight books, and making the
IMPORTANCE or POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS the fubjedt of
the firft, he begins by an attempt to prove th?, omnipo
tence of government over the moral habits of mankind;
and tfeit on thefemoral habits their wisdom, virtue and
felicity depend." 1 --
received by the publishers at their
Printing Office, back of No. 77 Dock-street, Philadelphia.
June 18 jiweoim
jun. &"Mifs Mil bourne's
'night.
New Theatre.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, June a,
Will be presented, a Comedy, cal.'*ti.
The Dramatist,
Or, STOP HIM WHO CAst !
Lord scratch, Mr Bates.
Neville, Mr. Green.
Floriville, Mr, Mareton.
Willoughby, Mr. Darley. jun.
Eunui, Mr. Marshall.
Fefcr, Mr. Francis.
Vapid, (with the Epilogue, Mr. Chalmers.
Mils Courtney, . .Mrt^jrancil.
La4y Waitfor't. Mrs. Shav«.
Ldty, IVji. Solomon.
Marianne, (ift rime) mT|j Milbouine.
Ee'wien the fourth and filth efts of the Comedy, Mr. Dar-
Iry, jun. will ling the
INVOCATION TO LIBERTY.
Taken from the play of '■ he l'a;rKjt.
.To whirh ugiU Lii' u M"utrc2T Romance/ in 3
aft., (taken from, the French) cilled
The Prisoner.
Marcos, Mr. Marfliall.
He mar do, J)arlcy, jun. »
Pafquel, Mr. Darley.
Roberto, Mr. BUffttt. -
Lewi*, Mr. Moreton.
Narciffo, (firfl time) Master R. Bates.
Clara, Mrs. -Warrell,
These fa, Mrs. Harvey.
Ni-ia, Mrs. Marftial!.
Juliana, Mi fa Solomon. .
With New Scenery and Decorations.
T&e Scenery designed and executed by Mr. MilHurne.. I
The Music ai-d Accompanimcots, with Over
ture. compo/ed by Mr, Attyvood.
Tickets to be had Mr. Dai ley, jun. 130 Vine fireet, of
<Mifc Miibuurne, 34 -rh street, and the ufuai places.
On friday, THE WEST-INDIAN, with the Farce of
CROTCHET LODGE ; or, 1 he Spouting -Landlord, wi:h
oLhei Euttriainm&ts, tor the benefit of Mrs Francis.
Mr. MILBOURNE'S Night will be on Monday next.
BOX, One Dollar—Pl I , Tltree-fourths ot a Dollar —
andGALLLRY, Half a Dollar.
No money or tickets to be leturned ; nor any person, on ,
any account whatsoever, admitted behind the scenes.
Ladies and Gentlemen are requeued to fend their servants
to keep places a quarter before five o'clock, and order them
as loon as the company is seated, to withdraw as they can
not, on any account, be permitted to remain.
VIVAT RES PUBLICA
Twenty Dollars Reward,
T?OR delivering to bis Mafler, a Slack Servant Bat,
"timed Jack Robinson, about 13 yearr of tige, a
smart sßive and likly lad. Had on uuhen be <went
away, a )lort dark alive coloured cotton velvet jacket
ivitb f.ieves, a pair new fujliau overalls, of the fame
toLur, at.d an old round black bat, no flees Hij
time was purcbafeZ of Thomas Rfher, Suffcx bounty
jJelaii'or? State, <wh;re bis mother lives.
Ii is not unlikely but he may be gone teat niay. 7he
above reward will be given if he is apprehended ten
milts out of the City, but if he is taken within Ifs
'dijidnce, ten dollars, s all reasonable charges will
be paid by the fubjeriber, No. 23 Market Street-
WILLIAM HUNTER.
June 18. a
JOHN I'AUL JONES.
INFORMATION is hereby given, that th« late John
-l aul Jones was a proprietor of five lharrt (amount
ing to about 5867 icres) i n a trad of land purchased b,y 1
the Oho C ompany, in the territory of the United States
of nmenca, north-wta of the river Ohio ; and that his 1
heir>, or legal reprefeitative, on application to the direc- <
tors of feid company, at Marietta ih the territory afore- !
fatd, Will receive a deed of the said five stares, or rijhft 1
ol land. * ° . j
The application maybe made peifonally or by an aeent, i
tut proper documents mufl be produced to prove !he
claimant or claimants the Icjjal heirs qt repixfcut-tive of 1
the laid Jones
n.b. As it is not kaown in \uhat country the person
or pcifonsiutel'eiud r.lide, i, v,,u be an ad of baiev«lenc t
ir. every Pwnfer w-Atrutrica indturope, who fiaTinfcrt
itillis paper. •
la Cehali ot tUv uurcAota of the Ohio Compan-f '
c. . , KUFUS PUTNAM.
Mar.em.Klay 20,1796. 3 av. y w
i'' War-OlHcs of the United States,
May /.fir, in'-
THE following Rules, explanatory of fh uJk
the I cth February, t7s9> are ro be ob f _rved by all
persons entitled tp Larjds, in purfu-Mcei.i relolvch oi
Con^refs.
Ever)' of the acknowledgment of a deed or
power of a>twney, either before a notary or other
' muft,'ii additiar. to whac is ttfoal, let forth
that the pirfon making the acknowledgment is known to
the notary or other niugiftratc ; lor which purpofc words
of the following import rau r t beinferted in the certiiicatt.
" And I do moreover certify that the laid A B msUine
this acknowledgment has been for personally
DT known to me."
If the notary or other milgiftrate has reason to believe
that he is th : person he reprefenis to be, he wil
also certify it.
lc Andiftne proof made by a witneff*orwitnefrcs,h° Or
[1 they mud fvvear to some general Ilateof their knowledge
r " him, which matter mult be let forth m the certificate ; ami
the notary public, or othtr magtllrate before whom
made, must iifo let forth that the wit
licfs or >r have been for upwards6i
." perlonally known lo nim. •
11 If a jufticc of the pekee is employed, the clerk of the
r " court of the corporation or county must ccrtify that tuch
perfon is a ju-Jiceof the peace of th: county or corpora
tion as th'e # cafe may be, and Chat full flitli is due tb bi»
aAsasfuch. JAMES jVMHLENRY,
c Sccrctary of Wat*.
[!" May 12. iQW$m
f. Bank of the United States,
JUNE 14th, 1796.
\t "VTOTICE is hereby given, that applications will be re
- ceivcd at Bank, until the firft day of July hcxt, in
i- clufive, for the purchale of the fli per cent stock bearing
11 interest from the firft day of July next, to b« iijned agree
>- ably to an ad of Congress, pafied the thirty-fird day of
> May last, entitled, "an a(ft making provision for the pay
t" ment of certain debt 6of the United States."
d CONDITIONS:
e ift. Said stock will be fold at par, for notes with two
e endorfers,to be approved of, at terms not exceeding three,
;e four, and ve months, in three equal inllajments.
d ad. No sum less than one hundred dollars will be fold,
I- nor any sum evprefiing a fra&ior*al part of one hundred
- dollars.
d N* B. The applications accompanied by the notes offered in
tay ment hre to be made in the fame Mannar as for diftoutiis and
E are to be handed to the Cajbier, from -whom aufwers can be re
if cuved on the fecondof *jny.
By order of the Dire dors,
; G. SIMPSON, Cafbicr.
>aWtI J ? i'" 1 ' ""* P +tft] X
P ~ " FO R S A LrE, r
A very Valuable Estate,
CALLED T IV ITT E NH A M, situate in the
townihip of Upper Derby, and county of Delaware,
' 7 .>-2 miles from Phiiadolphia, and half a mile from the
new Wefternroad: containing 130 acrcs of excellent land,
45 of which are good watered meadow, 90 of prime wood
land, and the rell arable of the firlt quality. There are
on thepremifesagood two Itory btick house, with 4 rooms
on a floor, and cillars under the whole, with a
of excellent water in front; 4 large frame barn, llablcs,
and other convenient buildings ; a smoke-house and !tone
spring-house ; two good apple orchards, and one of peach
es. The fields are all in clover, except those immediately
Under tillage, and are so laid out as to have the advantage
of water in each of them, which rerlders it-peculiarly con
venient for grazing.
The fituatipn is pleasant and healthy, and from the high
cultivation of the land, the good neighbourhood, and the
vicinity to the city, it is very'fuitable for a gentleman's
country feat.
-- The foregoing is part of the estate of Jacob Harman,
deceased, and offered for. sale by
Mordecai jLewis,
OSt. 9. eo/] " Surviving Executor.
For Sale.
XTew Casks of First Quality
INDIGO.
Enquire at No. 71, South Water flreet.
May 2 tht & f tf
FOR SALE,
An elegant 3 story Biick Mefluage
And LOT of'GROUND
(Late the property of George Dannacter, deceased)
WITH piazza and kitchen, cow-lioufe, and llabling
for 34 horses, a good pump in the yard, &c" Situ
ate on the Weft fide of Front, near Cjaliow-liili Itreet—at
prefrnt occupied by Mr. John Kincaid. I
N. B The Lot is 22 1-2 feet front on the Weft fide of ,
Front Street, in depth oh the North fide, 157 feet, and on'
the South fide, »j6. GEOPGE KEMBLE , .
JAMES TRIMBLE j x 1
May 31 / saw2m 1
— — I
reafury Department; 1 «
Revenue-Office, March \Qth, 1796.
v ill be received at the office of the }
CpmmiJJicner of the Revenue, (No. 43, at the corjier of "t
Third and Chefnut-ftreets, Philadelphia) for building jn I
North-Carelina, •
I. A Lij;ht-Houfe upon Cape-Ha'.tera?. g
11. A Beacon House upon Shell Cattle tfland. (
Descriptions of each, and all other particulars, may be
seen on application at the offices of any of the Superrnten- i '
da its of Light-Houses, or of tho Super lifers of the Reve- ! 1
ae, or of the ColleiSors of th#Cuftoms n any of the f]
States ; as also at this office. law^m
Lottery <
FOR raifrng fix thousand fix hundred and ftxty-feven '
dollars and fifty cents, by a dedu&ion of fifteen per 1
ccnt from the prizes, and not two blanks to a prize, viz. t
I Prize of 5000 dollars is dollars scoo J
1 rooo 1000 .
1 s°° / $00.
5 3,00 loco
100 2COO c
99 50 4j)5 0 <
200 *J 5000 1
2000 .10 20,000.
5 Last drawn numbers of 1000 dollars each, 5000 *
*33i Prizes. e
4018 Blanks.
6350 Tickets at Seven Dollars each, 44,450
By' order of the Uireaors of the Society for eftabHlh
mg Ulfful MaoutaSurcf, the fttperintendants of the Pat
erion Lottery hive rcqtitfted the Managers to offer the I
foregoing Scheme to the public, and have, diwitod them ' f
to refund the money to.thv»fe persons who have purchased t
in the former l.ottery, or exchange the tickets for tickets
111 this l.ottery.
1 he lottery has commenced dfawinfr, and will
continue until finifhed. lift of the Blanks and Prises
may be seen at the office of William Blackburn, No. 64
outh Second ilreet, who will give information where tick
■Jts may be procured.
Dated this 17th dav of Tune, 1796.
•/'• N CUMmINP, •)
J ACQS R. HAIiDENZERC, > Managers. 1
JONATHAN RHEA, S 1 1
June 18 eo j[
■ k
Take Notice,
r T* , HAT" the Suhfcriber interns c ir.ake *ppiica
i X ticwi' for the renewal, of a Certified, N?. >
I for 49p0 e'ei! »i •, the 14th P-cembcr, ; ? >.; >
i in t:: re ft at 5 3 per cent. fro.a 1.4 Jan vry, 1796, in the
nair.e of David DiuidyfdaLc *■: Co. of Li.Ms, m York
r fh ire,»merchants. i» heealoi*
ron its.way to New "York* ilovtir to Pleecker &
1 March, of tha.tph.zz, onthc6r.hof January last*
Thomas M'Euen.
Philadelphia, sldjuge, Ijj6. §6 <
■v. j _1
r Fer SiZ? at AuElion,
ON Thursday, the .loth iaft. at o'clock, at thu'Mer
' ch&nts' Coffee-Honfe,
_f""V—, The Schooner
; Polly & Sajly,
I BURTHEN 77 tons wellfoiujd, and may
be feeti at the wharf of Messrs. JciTc & Robert Wain.—
The terms of payment will he one half «f the purchafe
money at 60 days, and the remainder at 90 days, in ap
proved notes,
Foctman If Co. AuFtioneers.
5 • June zz ' $
By an Artist resident at Mr. OellersA Hotel,
M I N I A T U R k IJKE NESSRS
ARE taken and executed in that elegant and delicate
ftils, which is so necessary to render a Miniature Pic
ture an intcrefling jew !.
He will warrant a Itrong anil indisputable refrm-
MaridS;? and he takes the 'liberty to lay before the puClic
of this plac ■ his mod earned intention to deserve tlirtr pa
tronage by his best endeavors to pleafej
N. B. Sp cimcns are to be seen.
May 11. 5
. " ) <
A Small 1,, vnice of
CAMBR I C S,
Fo Snle, by
N. & J. FRAZIER,
No. 95, South Front-Street.
June iB. 2 wjtaw.
PORT of PHILADELPHIA.
ARRIVED.
Brig Brandywine Miller, Colver St. Croix 15 .
Packet, M'Kever St. Thomas 14
Capt. Arnold of the fchr. Eliza left Malaga,
May 9. Left there the barque Columbia from
Bollon for the Isle of France, biig Lion,
from Bollon
The brig James, Peyton failed about 12 dayi
before for Philadelphia. The brig Mavyann, 1
of N. -York, failed from Gibraltar May B—'May
21, lat. 26, if,long. 24. 20, (poke the (hip Wil
liam, Hiekery, from Newburyp'ort for Manilla,out
39 days, all well. The brigs Patty, Wickham t
from Philadelphia, and Amisbla Creole, from do.
are arrived at Ivingfton and the Planter at St.
Crcix.
Capt. Hampton of the Ship Csefar, failed from
King Hon May 29—Jest there (hip Blenheim, Baird,
Baltiraore'libelled. Sloep Frieudfhip, Ofman, N.
York do. Polly do do.
The Blip North Carolina, Hodgfon failed from
Black River in company with the Casfar. Brig
Patty, Conn til for Charleston and schooner Willi
am, Morse for Teflon.
Capt. M'lCeever left at St. Thomas's the brig
Twins, Keejcr, Eagle, Gamble & Abigail, Blake,
all of Philadelphia. Alio fl-.op-BrcWfter of do.
The brie; Two Sitters, Baker from Jeiemie and
the Ship George Wafhingtojj, Johnfton from St.
Croix, are at the Fort.
■iii«llMiUV"lliilwi«i»iii.n 1—
(N. C.} June 5. ;
The ft accompanied the resolves of
the me>eting of the inhabitants of this town on'
the 19th April.
Neukerti, North Carolina, 1 yllt April, 1796.
Sir,
THE inhabitants of the town «f Newbern hope
they may (tand excused for any forwardness.or in
difcretiVn, which may appear in this adtlrcfs,. if they i
convey to you expreflions of gratitude and appro- i
bation, as the only>cturn your fellow-citizens llave'
the power of making, for the hard, and in forr.e in
flames vexatious burden; whieh their.affedions and
confidence have placed upon you.
We consider, lir, your having refufed to comply
with the resolution of the House of Reprelema
-tivesof llie 24.11 of March, upon the ground you *
have taken, oraongthe most signal atls' of fefvice
which your eminent virtues and talents have render
ed your country ;' 'as the "influent eof yoat ejtanjple
may prolong the date of the Canftituti»n many ag. 1
: es beyond what might,have been the fhott period of i
its exiilence, had you admitted the piinciple, and J
yielded to the requisition of the hopfe. J
It is the pride and boast of every enlightened A
roeriran, that the principles which have beers affo- 1
ciated in the composition of our most excellent qon
(lituuon, have eminently qualified it to extend.,the f
most peifed liberty, security and prote«ion, to ev- I
ery r.-nk and condifion of life,—and they who
know how to appreciate ftich a blefiing, cannot sco
any ad that may have the.molt remote tendency
to rob them of it, without alarm, .nor behold any
exertions to prefcive it, but with, the emotions of
giatitudje.
In additiotv, fufferusto express the warmed wifh
«s which grateful hearts can .'fee!, for your welfare;
that it may be the happiness of America long to ~
experience the iiiftowice of yo.ir ivifdom in the ma
pavement of her affairs ; and that you may enjoy
that fatisfaftion, which the confide'ncc and grati- fl
tude of a happy people is capable of conferring.
In behalf of the Citizens of the town of New
berti, 1 have the honor to be, with the moll pro
foundTefpc-a, your most Obedient, and very hum
ble fcrvaut,
t>i 0 JOSEPH LEECH, Chairman,
lhe rrcfideut of the United States..
The President's anfzuer is as follows :
United States, sth May, 1 796.
Sir,
I have received from you the addref* and .refolu,
t ions of the inhabitants of the town of Newbern
; pai7ed rft their meeting Wthe 19th of April, no
i ticmg the sail for paprr. relating to the neg'ocia
t!on,of the treaty with Great Britao. and my -
a Twer to that call.
Afacred regard so theCon[tiuiti«n an( j tf) _
■g heft i.ttsreft* of th<* .Wiuted States as itvolved
ie pre£ervatip", having governed my eoud*& 0 n t, -
c- o rc>rron, theconfcioufnefs thereof would at all ti- .
£ have furnilhed me with Urong- ground of fatisfatVio *
but it gives me real pleifuie to find that o, m
approved by my fellow citizens , and, tbe kin,! j
affc&ionate terms in which the approbation if
inhabitants of Newbern has been eon»c)»j t »
are peculiarly grateful, and demand my cor?; 0 | '
knowledgraents. These I beg you to express
r " them with my fwcere thanks for their eafneit w i:; .
for my welfare.
Go WASHINGTON.
Col. so
f'JR TUt GAZETTE OF THE UPSU El> srJulX*"
Mr. Fenjio,
THERE is no general proposition that is more
universally admitted than that our minds are f,. r
the most part governed in their feelings by extern .1
obije&s. Scarce ,n day or an hour p-'fiM&y bi-t
we have frequent opportunities of obfcrving
S truth of this afTcriibir. Which "of us arftthere
:e who have not felt that calm tranquility of mii.J
> which is inspired by observing a landscape by tiie
rnftening light of the moon.;, or, v.ho N have ntm
~ c had our minds thrown iri'o agitation by the war
ring of the cleaiTnts. "Who'on • brbdding a von
j <trable onk whose limbs have been lopped off by the
•tMfroymg- hand of time, and whose corr panitws
have long since mouldered jut'o-duft, would not cs.ll
to remembrance tliofe frierids of his youth who aie
no move! ' •" > ]
, such then are the effeds produced on the'
mind by external objects how peculiarly attentive
ought we to be that in'thofe places which are an.
propriated for the'jworrt.ip of our oed, nytMrir
ihould meet the eye or ear which does nbt comport
_ with thole fdlcnin and dignified ideas v. 1: .;!i flianld
fill our minds dm iiljjr our.attendance "tWie ; And
wliowill pieiend to lay," i hat gather* 1
ing money in chureh.is compi ible with thcic ideas.
5 . Taln may the preacher endeavor to petfuidt us
j. - t,,at the this world ftoukJ neve, be fct in
competition with those of heaven, when in a place
a t<; Gad, <ml ii.,the mitin of.a
t ceremony in which we ihould fuirender our iho'is
totally to him,, we arc called back again to the ?J.
, -fairs of this w.otld '(perhaps for fear we Ihould foj--
, f R*"' them) by a pciloit who comes to solicit money.
f is it possible that under tliefe circ; mllancei we
. should feel airv degree of solemnity. Will it not aci
as so perfeCT an sriiidole, as to expunge every tho't
j that -.ve before pofFcffcd that led to wards heaven.
But the poison Hops'not here, for that decree of
; importance which luohey lias robbed religion of, it ,
now possesses i'lelf, and people from feeing them
, often united give it an importance which it before
t wanted, and is the cause of one half the mifeiy el
iding in the world. Such then are the cor,Tepuciic
es derived from the gathering of money in cliuich.
And for what? merely forthe purpose of gaining
r a few pounds ! would it hot be better, if t is ex
. tt?i sum is necefl'.uy, to levy a IriKill tilm tt,jre on
the pews, which would at once banilh all the evil
, tendencies of the present cuftom,aiid ( which woul®
| be paid with clicerfulnefs by e^■ery
Church "nlnrr p'rfa.
j ; '~~
Of tons'turthen, an<? can- be sent to
dt a-tmall expence. For ttrm.s »ppjy
JOHN WELSH,
A ro .82 South Wharves,
WI(3 has fm SALE, *
36,000 Pipe and barrel STAVtS and heading
St. Croil SUGAR
MADEIRA and PORT WINES
■LAMPBLACK, of Kuhn's "warranted"in order ta
Clip, teing put up in pound papers'aiid flowed iu good
he* :)ieac!s
SPERMACETI CANDLES
SOAP '
SWEET OIL
CORDAGE "
Bofion 11EEF and MACKAREL, and knock down
HIDES, BLUBBER OIL, MOROCCO SKINS.
J*ne- 22 §6
unTFkd statksT fir - ~ -
Diflrict, j "
Notice is hereby given,
T I t m at in parfuaucc of a Writ to mfi dire<slcd, from the
X honorable Efquirc, Judge of the
Diftriit Court of tiie United and tor the l3aeri
fy Ivan ia Diftricfi, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
Merchant?* CofFee-Houfe, ill the city of Philadeiphia, ni
Tucfday the sth day of July next, at 12 o'cjockoit noon,
The Schoonec or vessel called the
Wiall and tackle, i ne
fame having been condemned within /aid court for the
payment of Mariners' wages, &c.
William Nichols, Marjbal,
Marshal's Office ") 11 —§
June *r, 1756. j
Kofs 8c Simfon,
have for sale,
French Checks
Stripe.-, f
Printed Cottoni
Mullinets
Table Cloths and Napkins
Nankeens of an excellent quality per the package, fit
for the'Weil India market, and entitled to the Draw back
Grey Gingtr in bagi
Superior old Sherry in quarter calks
A lew pipes and quarter calks Lilbon Wines
• June 21 $2*
To-Morrow Morning
Will le LANDED, at ffamihiu's wharf,
FROM on board the lchoouer Elixa, Tkomas Arnold,
niafter, item MALAGA,
FRESH RAISINS, in kegs,
Ditto, in Jars and Boxes,
SOFT-SHELL D ALMONDS, in sacks
ANCHOViI'S, in Kegs, >
MOUNTAIN WINE, in qr. calks, &c.
A nd for I'ale by
Peter Kuhn.
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