fatesAND

DAILY EVENING ADVERTISER.[No. 92- of Vol. Vl.]

FOR SALE,33,000 lb. Weight of

Domingo Coffee,Contained CR follows :\u25a0

29 Hogsheads,50. Barrels,35 BaKs-

St.

APPLY TQ

Deblois & Breck,B t<wten Walnut and GbejnutJlreet

iuhari<ei.

An Handsome well finifhedHouse to Let,

Situated in an airy pleafaut part ofthe City.

Apply, as Above.Sept. s6

The Medical lectures111 the Univeifity of" Pennsylvania, will

commence the firft Mond yin Novembernext.

Sept S eod tO

LANDING,This Day from op board the brig Ann and

Mary, Capt. Cerrie, from Antigua,NINE.TT Hogsheads ot

Prime Antigua Rurri,ONE third of which is fourth proof, the

other third. Also a few <eniain-ing on of the B'ig Sally's CARGO,Captain Wed from fame place, which hasbeen lb much approved of for the finenefsof its flavour.

Jamaica Spirits,Mousses,

Genuine Madeira Wine,By the pipe, quaitercaik or gallon.

AL s 0

zo TIERCES >

fresh RICE,By the Norfolk, Captain Art,

FOR SALE BY

Levinus Clarkfon,pio. 216, south corner of Pine and

Waterfireets.Aug. 27

To be fold by Au&ion,On h"uef/tay the 1Itbday of November next

at noon at the hou/e of Archer Gfforil inNewark, Ne<UJ Jersey, if not previous-ly disposedof byprivate contrast,

THE FOLLOmNG

Trails of Land,Belonging to the American Iron Companv,

fituatr at Ringwood, Long Pont), andCharlottenburg, in the Counties of Rergcnaud Moms in the said Rate of New jer-sey, viz.

12 tracts of land, contain-ing aboui 6533 acres, situate at Ringwood,on part 01 which tbe Ringwood Manlion-House and Store arc ere&erf.

4 tra&s of Land, containing about 6156acres, fnuate on Long Pond River.

1 trafls of Land, containing about 6165Acres, fmiatc at Charlottenburg.

Thcfe Eflates are well worthy of the at-

tention of any Gcn'leman or Company in-clined lo engage extenfivelv in Iron Works :There are several Buildings and some confi-derablc Improvements on thcfe Lands; about250 Acres of excellent Meadow, are alreadycleared, and much more might be added ata trifling Expence. Oil the Piemifes thereare fevtral very convenient Seals ior Furnaces,Forges, Mills, &c. 'There are also some veryvaluable Iron Mines. Moll of tile unimprov-ed Parts ot tbcie Lands are covered withfine healthy Timber.

These Estates will be shewn by CaptainJoseph Board, of Ringwood, and the Termsof Sale made known by applying to him, orto

Edward Edwards,In Philadelphia, at ihe corncr oi Sixih and

Race-Sonets,Sept. 1 1. 2awtf.

War Department,Jlugujl I, 1794-

Information is hereby givento allthe military Invalids of the UnitedStates, that the sums to which they are en-titled tor their annual pension, which willbecome dueon the fifth day of Septemberj 794, will be paid on the (aid day, by thecommiffioiiersof Loans within the Statesrefpe&ively, ÜBdet theufual regulations .

Applications of Executors or Adminis-trators riKiftbe accompanied with legal e-vidences of their refpeftive offices, andalso of the time of thedcceafe of fucli in-valids whose penftons they may claim.

By coinmand of the Piefident of th« li-mited States,

H. KNOX,Secretary at War.

$3T Tbe.Pifyteiffin the fcv«ral States?re reMfflxd ahova j" theirnettfpibrti or~tKtl}*ee of two pibntht

Aug.* *2m

Capt. Jojjr Thompson.

Sept.

Cadiz Salt,

Who hasfor Saleafew Tons

and Cases.»t. 4.

Just Arrived,

consisting of

Ofsuperior full quality.106 Boxes and Barrels,

FOR SALE BY

Sept. 1$

A N D

ALSO

anddemijeatu,Segars in boxes,

Sept. 22

To be Sold,

Aug. 14

Aufi. 4

For Hamburgh,Warranted to fall by the sthSSjfjaT October,

IjgWSV « The ShipSSd CONCORD,An almoftnewship. About 50 tons ofheavy goods only are wanted as freight.?

She is to take in no provisions on freight.Apply to Capt.Thompfon, or

Peter Blight.daw

For Sale on board the Swedilh ShipGuf-tavus Adolphus, Captain BLOOMSTMI,

Said VeflH, Burthen 3?o Tons,For CHARTER,

any PORT within or- theMediterranean,

Apply to

John Vaughan,CHIPPED LOGWOOD

Just Arrived,Also SuperiorCLAßET in Hogsheads

for Amsterdam,the ship

I® HOLLAND,sri Christopher Franklin, jun.

HAS excellent accommodations for paflen-will fail with a!l convenient speed, hav-

ing thr greatefl pan of hef Cargo ready to goon board.

For freight or paffigCj to the mailer[on board, to

PETER BLIGHT,Or

PRAGERS & CO.

And will be landed to-morrowrooming atHamilton's wharf, the CARGO pt theSchooner Induftty, CaptainHylander,from Havanna,

8 5 hhds. MolalTes,

White & brown SugarA fj D A

Parcel of Ox-Hides ;

Peter Blight.\A L S 0,

A PARCEL OF

COFFEE,Just arrived in the Hibsrnia, Captain

Irwin, from Jamaica.

Havannah Sugars,M 0 LA S S E S

Thijday landing at Pine street wharf, fromon board tbe brig Active, Samuel Holtmailer, from the Havamiah,

Ox Hides, Honey in jars

Gotifedionary, and a frhallQuantity of Tortoise (hell,

TO BE SOLD BYJohn Craig.

The House, Stables, & Lotof Ground,

In Second ttreet, between Spruce andUnion streets, in the occupation of hisBritannic Majesty's Minister.

alsoThe Adjoining Lot,

26 feet front, and 149 feet deep,terms of lale, apply to

Wm. Cramond.w&stf

For

Money to be Lent,On Mortgage of

REAL ESTATES,, Within the City and Liberties of Ph.ladel

phia. Apply to

Nicholas JDiebl, jun.Attorney at Law.

No. .10, foud Fourth Jlreet.

HEMP,

Sept. 10

SCHEME

l ditto 15,000 & csfli 23,0001 ditto 15,000 & cath 15,0001 ditto 10,000 & cadi 10,000i diito s,®oo&calVi 5,000i ditto 5,000 & cath 5,0001 Caftt pn« Ot2 ditto s'cno each, are

jo ditto 1,000500100

5°25to

20 din vJO© ditto200 di'to

dittot.ooO ditto

25,000 ditto

16,73933,261 Blanks

FOR THE

OF the

Sjc,ooo Tickets at 8 dollars

A-»S- 3°

op

Saturday, September 27, 1794.LANDING

From on board the Birmingham Packet,Lockyer, and the Henry and Charles,from Hamburgh,

Peterftmrgb'sfirj) qualityBAR\u25a0 IRON, Swedes, ajjbrtedTIN, i* plates, do. do.GENEVA in hhds.BAGGING, German ajforteiGLJSS TUMBLERS, andBlack Quart Bottles,DEMIJOHNS, Window Glass,

Feathers of superior quality,MATTS, &c. yc.

FOR SALK BY

Thomas & John Ketland.Aug. 26 d

Ran Away,,* FROM the Subtcribcr s teivatit Girl,named Catherine Adams. Wfeoerer willrake up and bring back to her I\lafler thelaid Girl, (hall receive Twenty Cent* le-wa:d, and no cliarges»

Caleb WilHns.iaw4w

City of Washington.

OF THELOTTERY, No. 11.

IMPROVEMENT

FEDERAL CITY.t A magnificent > 20,000 DpUflftf*, anddwelling houifc, ycafh 30,000 aie

50,00040,00030,00020,000!O tOOO10,00010,000

June 24th,

IC,Of o10,00010,000

\u2713 10,00010,00010,000zO,ooo

150,000

400,090

This Lottery will afford anr>e.egant fpeci-roen of the private buildings to beerett d inthe Cily of Washington?Two beautiful de-signs are already fele fted for the entire frontson two of the public fquaics ; froih thesedrawings, it is proposed to ere& two centreand tour corner buildings, as loon as pofftblealter this Lottery ttYoJd, and to convey themwhen complete, to the fortunate adventurers,in the manner described in Uie fchemc forthe Hotel pottery. A nett dcdu&ion of fiveper cent, will be made to defray rhe necef-ia'ry expences of printing, &c. and the fun-plus will be made a part of the fund intendedfor, the National Univerfuyi to be ere&edwithin the City of Waftiington.

The drawing will commence as soonas the Tickets arc fold, or at all events onMonday, the 22nd of December next: Themoney pnr.es will be payable in thirty daysdftcr it is finifbed, and any prizes for whichfortunate numbers ate not produced withintwelve months after the drawing isclofed are

to be confidcted as given towards thefor he Unverfity, it being determined tofettle.the whole business in a year from theending of the drawing and to take up thebonds given as security.

The real securities given.for the paymentof the Prizes, are held by the President andtwo Diteaors of the Bank ofColumbia, andare valued at more than half the amount ofthe Lottery. The drawing will be underthe management of 24 gentlemen approvedby the commiflioners for the City of Wafh-ington,-for the time being, and a6ling onoath.

S. BLODGET.%? Tickets may be had ai the Bank of

Columbia; of Jarne's Weft & Co, Baltimore;of Gideon Denifon, Savannah ; of PeterOilman, Boston; of John Hopkins, Rich-mond ; and of .Richard Wells, Cooper's fer-

bone 9

eodtfTO Bt SOLD BY

THOMAS DOBSON,Principles and Observations 3tpi> i.

APPLIED TO THE

MANUFACTURE and INSPECTION

Pot and Pearl AJhes.By DAVID TOWNSEND,

Infpe&or of Pot and Pead-Afhes for theCommonwealth of Maflkdiufetts.

Pijblifhed according to A<3 of Cortgrefs.These observations relate toan extensive

business ; and are designed, in the plainestmanner, to convey profitable informationto those interested in it, who ha*e not leis-ure or opportunityto search for the princi-ples therein contained, in the . wrings ofprofeflional Chemists.

Choice St. Croix Sugar,JUST IMPORTED,

And fer Sale,By JAMES YARD.

AUb a quantity of RUSSIA Matts.

Treasury DepartmentRevenue Office, JluguJlz'jy 1794.

NOTICE is hereby given that propolajswill be received at the Office of the Com-missioner of the Revenue until the end ofthe fourth day of O&ober next, to furnifhby contfaft the following articles ofCLOTHINO for the use of the army of theUnited States in the year 1795-

992 Artillery Hats992 Artillery Coats

' 320 Horferoan'-s Caps320 Horseman's Coat*

4560 Hats4560 Infantry Coats5872 Stocks5872 S<ock Clasps

*3 488 Shirts.

5872 Vifls11,104pairs of Woollen Overalls11.104 pahs Linen do.22,208 Pair Shoes.

Pair jLeatherBreechi640 Tair Boots? 320 Pair Spurs640 Pair Stockings

TV,104 Pair Socks *

15?© Rift*. ShirtsThe Clothing is to be delivered at the

City of Philadelphia, one fourth part of thewhole number of Suits on 01 before the 15thday of February ncx», one fourth, on or bc-fo.-e'tb" j5 h day of April next, and the re-maining halt on or btloie the 15th day ofJune next.

The Articles are to be agreeable to suchpatterns,as ftinll be dite&ed by the Secretaryfoi the Department of War.

Payment will be made as Coon fts the wholeof the articles shall bavc been delivered.

STOLEN,;

\u2713 d

sawtO

From the Failure of the Subscriber, theevening of the 30th lilt.

the Continent.

aoo WEIGHT OF

From Naples, for sale.Sept.

THIRTY

number, ajjply to

NOTICE.AT THE

A Brown Horse,ABOUT 14 1 2 hands Vgb, (rots niiti-

blea ttl nine ytars old* has a lumpraiftdbya collar on each Ihoulder; thehoof of his offbind foot ;plit up to the hair.??Twenty dollars rewa'»( will be given forthe horse and apprehending the tendollars for either, and reafpnable chargeswill be paid.

A man of ihort stature and light coloredcloaths, who fa id he was from Weftmorelaud in Pennsylvania, and called himfeliThomas Moore* left this city on Saturdayevening) and was fcen carrying a laddieand bridle on his back when he Uft it.

James Schureman«N. Brunlwick, Sept. 3 *eod2w

Life of Howard.THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,

B Y

J. OR M R OD,(Price 75 Cents)

At Franklin's Head, No. 41, ChcfnutStreet,

A VIEW of theLife, Travels and Philan-

thropic Labours,of the late

70UN HOWARD, Esq. L. L. D.F. R. S.

Embellilhed witha striking HJten«fs of thatCitizen of the World.

BY JOHN AIKEN, M. D.To which is subjoined an ODE inferibed toJohn Howard, by William Hayley, Elq.

FROM realm to realm, withcross orcejcent crown'J,

Wher/er mankind and fnifery are found,O'er burningsands, deep waves, or wilds

of/now,Great HOWARD journeying seeks the

house of woe.Down manyawindingjfep to dungeonsdank,Where anguijhwailsaloud,andfetters clank:To caves bejlrew'dwith many a mould'ringAnd cells, luhofe echoes only learn to groan;?Onward he moves .'?Difrafe and death

retire,Andmurin ring demonshate him, and ad-

mire.

ALSO

TICKETS

Sept. 84

den-Square, London.

3

Carriages for Hire.GEORGE GREEN,

In Pine ftrect, No. 123, betweenFourth and Fifth llreets,

HAS FOR BIKE.BY theDay, the newest fsfhioned Car-

riages, as Coaches, Coachefs, Cha-riots and Light Waggons, with twoor four Horses, and careful steady drivers.The terms reasonable, and al! favors grate-fully ;u;]<riowkdgtd.

August s6j 46U03W

[Whole No. 642.]

Lands to be fold,In the Counties of Bedford, & WashingtonPenafylvania, »t> fmaltor large quant it its,

' For terms apply to

J. M. Stillman,South-\Teft corner of" Arch and Third

Streets.

BERGAMOf,

Journeymen Shoemakers.CONSTANT employment, and ge-

nerous wages will bo given to that

George Kemble,No. 36, South Third-Street Philadel.

phia.-N. B. A number of apprentice*

wanted?apply as above.Sept. 26 eoptf

New Castle Pier LotteryExamining arid Rcgifteritig Office,At Mr. SAMUEL CRAWFORD'S No.

75) north From street, 4 doors from Archftrect,

Tickets are examined atidRegistered by correct numerical and Re-giftei B 'Oks, at the following moderate

viz.For examining a single tiCleT i-i6tu

of a Dollar.For regillering a single ticket l-4tb

of a Dollar.Ami notice will be sent by letter (if

fortunate or unfortunate) to any part ot

In the City ofWashington Lottery, No. 2,(Which will commencedrawing very soon)

Kegiftored, and the carlieft account sentof their success.

N. B. The Enrlieft Intelligence of eachDay's drawing will be receivd ai this Of-fice. And the flip l! thereof will be signedby the Managers to be correct; theielpreto be depended on.

Eflence for the Tooth-ache.Prepared and fold by DotloA LEE, Gol\

THE public air off ted one of the modefficacious and sale Medicines, that ever ap-pearcd, for that Dlolt excruciating pain, the

Tooth-Ache;numerous instances of its happy ef.

fe&s in relieving the affii&ed, have nowbrought it into uniyerfal cftimation ; it notonly relit ves the Tootji-Ache, but is of theutmost fci vice in curing the

Scurvy in the Gums,In preventing ttte disagreeable fmeJl that

is produced from unfouud teeth, and occa-fidning a sweet breath J it likewise preventsthe teeth from decaying, and will be founda genei al preserver of the Teeth & Gums.

Sold in Philadelphia, only at

Poyntell's stationary store,No. 21, SecondJlrect, south.

Sept. 22 3f

Twenty Dollars Reward.MY Saddle Mare was flolen from Wye

Mill, Talbot County, Maryland, on thenight of the Jotli of August last. Slic isblack, and fupbofed to be ten or twelveyears old, u> dcr fourteen hands high, com-pact an<l hand Come, biardid with the let-ter O, on the left (hoiilde, a hndfqmestar on her fotehead, a larie full eys theneckcrelt fallen, aflat buMock, her forefoot turns in, and one of then] v.hite ; rtieracks, trots and canters, has good spiritsand goes very plealantly- If up oapof the Bate, Iwillgive the above re«ard-of twentydollars and >11 reafonablc char-ges, if within the state and thirty miletfrom Wye Mill, eightdo'lars and reason-able charges, and if a (horter di(lance inproportion, t»#ny person »ho will deliver

j her to the Subrcriber at th. mill.Nat. Kennard.

Wye Mill, TalbotCounty, Sept. 2,

*«od3«r

Stock Brokers Office,No. 16, Wall-street, New-York.

THE Subscriber intending to confinrhim-(elf entirely to the PURCHASE ami

SALE or STOCKS on COM MISSION,b. gtleave to offer bis(er»icr» to his lrieuds andothers, in the line oU Stock Broker. Thofpwho may pleafi to favor httn with their bufi.ness, may depend upon taring it tranlafiedwith the uimolt fidelity and dispatch.

Orders trow Philadelphia, Boflon, or anyother part of tV United States, will b«llriftly attended to.

LtOMAKD BLEECKER.