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Pennsylvania and New Jersejf Twelfth Annual Exhibition. Sales at Auction. Sales at Auction. Sales at Auctions. PFJV.YSYLFAJVTA ACADEMY at tub FINE ARTS, OPENS THIS DAY, May 12, for six weeks.

Admittance 25 cents. May 12 dGw NOTICE. fTpiIE Undersigned having been autho- rized by a number of Citizens and Corporate Bodies, to subscribe in their behalf for Shares in the Stock of tbe Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company, on condition that "fifteen hundred new ooures innnta oe suoicnoea jor -within Jive mantla from the Vitk dy of jlpril, and the stipulated number of Shares, being subscribed lor, they herebij give notice, that they will proceed to enter the said Shares in the subscription books of the Company, and thev respectfully in form their constituents, that the first payment of twenty uoiiars on earn snare so entered, will lie due on the 13th of June next, at the office of the Canal Company, No. SO South Seventh Street. SAMUEL SPACKMAN, CALEIi NEWBOLD, JVIATHEW CAREY, JOHN K.

KANE, RICHARD PETERS, Jr. Philadelphia, May lo, 18-23. Ma? 14 Packets for Liverpool. Ship PLATO, Wm. West, master: To sail Sth June.

A first rale, coppered, fast sailing vessel and made one voyage. Sl.ip PHILADELPHIA, Capt. Bowen, Sth July. Ship U1UO, Capt. Bliss, Sth August.

For freight or passage, apply to J. WELSH, May 6 tf No. 51, South Wharves. For the River of Plate. GOVERNOR HAWKINS, to sail on or about the 15ih instant.

having two thirds of her cargo ready to go on noaru. for treifrtit ot4UU barrels, apply on board at nuss v. hurt, to R. BAYLEY, Supercargo, or to HAVEN SMITH, M'iv0 No 125 South Front St. For St.

Thomas, The Brig HANNAH, Wm. Smith, master; Will positively sail on the 21st Ihe bulk of 00 bb. can yet be in-kttn For lit iRht or passage apph to the Captain on board, at Uaee street vlmrf, to B. II. K1NTZING.

MavIS dlf For Genoa, The schr. LITTLE GEORGE EYRE, Wm. K. WiittMHi. sailine copitei'trcl tind copppr lasitiir-tl vessel tltrec-lourths of the carpo tngM Red tor tbe balance of lreijlit or passage, pplj to tlie Captain, at Sims's whai-t, or to ROBERT ADAMS.

May 15 rUt For Middletown Hartford, Sloop LILLEY, Cm fQ Will sail in a few days For winch will be taken low. apply lo in t.aptaip on boird, first whmf below Ciics-nut street, ur to JOHN BARBER, Mv In tf No. -24, South Wharves. For Middleton, or any conve- nient Port, vTbc good sloop VICTORY, J3S Cant. Meblrilin: 500 bbls' Wil1 lake ROBERT ADAMS, May 17 3t Sims's Wharf.

For Boston, Or itnjf neighbouring port. The nevv schr. ELIZA, Capt. Wm. Stevensoni 108 tons, a first rale vessel, will take freiirht low.

For which, ap- pl) to the Captain, at Kims's wharf, or to ROBERT ADAMS. Mav 17 St For Gibraltar, jrrjf- The superior coppered ship fctffffc ADKl.ANA. JaAfSim William Fhiliiis, master: Will sail soon. For freiirht or nassace. haviue elegant accomnjodatiou, apply to PER IT Ec CABOT.

May lii dlf No. 123, South Front st. AUCTION LINENS, Jor cash only. At No. 19, South Second street, corner of UUck-Hoise Alley, ILL be opened, this morninff, at 11 o'clock, ft large assortment of 4-4 nd 7-8 UIS1I LINKNS, best quality from 5 "0 cents per yard by the piece only.

To save iron (tie, the lowest prices will be marked in pUin ntrores on earh piece. Those who wiih to purchase ought to call soon. E. STEEL. Maylfi-dtf Turkey Rhubarb.

"T5 'ses Rhubarb Hixit, of very superior -l rjuautv, just received' and lor sale by E. Sc C. YARN ALL St Co. 5mo. 15 dlOt No.

2-1, North Front st. English Cheese, Chain Cables, Ifc. hampers Enrjlish Cheshire Cheese, 7 Chain Cables, all sizes, Manufactured by 14 Anchors for do. do. Acramans.

100 crates Karthenw are, entitled to debenture, 4 hhds. Bnglish China 7ea sets 4 eitsi-s Patent Shoe Thread. Just receivl and for tale by WARDER BROTHERS IS STOKE, Bark Skivers, tanned Sheep Skins, Blue, white and wood red Oochinral and Skivers, Kid Skins, rnglisn uook Cait, bUck Morocco, SMperfutc Shoe Thread, Sewing Twine, Herring and Shad Twine, bolthtd Mustard, White Havana Sugars, Spanish, Shears, Cuba Tobacco, bee 5 mo. 13 dGt Washington Hall, jsrmir yohk. THE subscriber respectfully informs the public, that the above Establishment is nf'W ready fur the reception of travellers and families, for which it is particularly well itnted.

4 3 2 Steam Boat Company. AN adjourned meeting of the Stock-hobleis in the Pennsylvania and New Jersey Steam Boat Company, will he held on Tuesday next, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, in the Hall over the New Market, corner of Pine and Second street. Punctual attendance is particularly requested. J. Y.

BRYANT, May 19 tt Secretary. For Marseilles, 1 he new schr. RIO, "To sail 2 ft May. An advance will be made on indigo, coffee, tetea, nankeens, See. if required, ami the balaucc way be ordered by the return ol tbe Itio.

ror Liverpool, Ship MANCHESTER, Cant. Winslow: To sail the 3d A fast sailing coppered ship, one year old, with 'convenient accommodations for cabin and steerage passengers iiiKi bales ot rntton can be taken, it earlv application is made. J. WELSH, No, 51 South Wharves. May 19 3t t) Uomnussion, cases Opium, 3 30 do.

English Magnesia, 50 lbs. Hals. Peru. 6000 lbs. India Gall Nuts, I Ml IBB.

UUOehS, 6 bbls. cold pressed Castor Oil, 10O baskets Sph. Annatto, 10 cases Flake Manna. 100O lbs Refined Camphor, Dales 100 lbs. Sph.

Saffron, 10 hales Vial Corks, 100 lbs. Od Cinnamon, 200 lbs. Oil Peppermint. And a general assortment jf Chemicals, for sale by STEPHEN NORTH, No. 14, North Second street.

Who has for tale, a iVmt Mill, with two nuir of stones, to work by hand, almost new. Mav 19 --mwf For Sale, H(fi)(D bales Mobile Cotton, per schr, 13 packs Deer skins. 4 bbls. Deer Horns. Now landing and for taie uy DULLES isf WILCOX.

Mav 19 fit Cotton Yarn. JUST received, Cotton Twist, Nos 14 to 17, of excellent quality, for sain by MORRIS SMITH, Smo. 17 tf No. 33, South Wharves. JACOB PERRY, JVo.

99, South Front street, OFFERS FOR assortments of the several VA kuu of GERMAN LINEN'S, usually im ported, Fine and common Tapes, assorted1, Glass wares, gill, half pint, pint and quart Turn biers aud Decanters, Looking Glasses aud Looking Glass Plates, Coffee Mills, German, Sheep and Iviuibs Wool, Oil Cloths, Muskets aud Fowling Pieces, Glass Beads, brown aud red Garnettfl, Demijohns of 1 and 5 gallons, Liquor Cubes, Marbles. ALSO, niT. Mav 17 dot Canary Seed, superior quality; for sale at the Store of the subscriber, No. 35, North Front street, (bj the single bushel, or in smaller quantities,) at two dollars and nl'ty cents per bushel. MVLES SNOWDON.

Smo. 17 dGt Upland Cotton. LANDING from the schr. Samuel Simpson, li'5 bales Upland Cotton, for sale bv THOS. P.

COPE fj SONS. 5mo. 1731 iNOTICE. riHE Subscribers have entered into JL partnership, under the firiu of MAYUlt ii LOH.M AN, for the purpose of transacting a general Commission business, at No. 95, North Water street.

LEWIS MAYER, ISAAC LOHMAN. PJiiladc'phia Henry Pratt, Esq. Charles M'Alester, Ksq. Messrs. Saral P.

Wetherill fit Co. Baltimore. In Hraniz. Messrs. Von Kaptf Urune.

ltobeit Barry, fcsq. Wcv) York. Messrs. Diwe liethune Co. Sulem, Nathaniel Silsbee, Esq.

May 10 mi Dm Brandy, Gin, Turtle Shell, IOR sale by the subscribers, viz: 10 pipes Cognac high tiavour aud warranted Genuine as imported. 10 do. Holland Gin do. do. 70 Ih.

Turtle. Shell, Calcutta Sugars, in bags, Porta Kicodo. in bbls. carboy Lsscuce oi Lemon, warraated i geuuioe, boxes Otto of Hoses do. c- 14 cases Itthan Boots, adapted for the It West India and South Amencau mar kets, case Naples Sewing Silk, a Porter Bottles, in malts, Chamomile blowers, Sarsapartlla, (German Coffee Mills, Uo.

Flints, APFLY TO MAYER LOHMAN, Msy Nil 95, North Water St. 03" A MISSIONARY SERMON will be preached before ihe General Assembly of the I'reabyterian Church, in the Second Presbyterian Church corner of Arch and Third Streets, ou.Mondav evening next; by the Rev. Philip M. Phelpley of New Vot and a col lection made to aid the Assembly's Missionary fund. THO.

H. SKINNER, Secretary of the Board ot Missions. WANTED, 0 "SULLIVAN'S and MOYSON'S Histories of Ireland, for which, if for sale, a liberal price will be given. Should the owner be unwilling to part with them, the loan will be regarded as a Enquire of the printer. MtI7-S OTIC E.

THE firm of William Charles Llngres, ot Aston. Delaware Count, Paper Makers, is hereby dissolved. Alt persons indebted to them, will make pNvmertf to the sub scriber, and those having demands wdl present them to him lor settlement. 1 bbls. just ictcivecl per Georgia Packet, aud for sale by E.

Sc C. YARNALL St Co. Snwi 19 St No. 24, North Front st Exchange on London. ftflTsfFYfTs pounds sterling on London 30 days sight, iu sums to suit purchasers, fur sale by LYMAN BROTHERS, May No.

21, South Front st Mackerel. bbls. No. 1 Mackerel, landing s' irom the schr. Hecloa, tor sale by SHOBER tsf BUNTIN, May 19 6t No.

26, South Wharves. POPE'S Patent Thrashing. Machine. t-I A VINTG invested Messrs. S.

V. MEltlilCK St Co. Engine Manufacturers, Philadelphia, wiih the Drivileee of making and selling ury newly invented Patent Thrashing Ma chine, any State south of New York, I recom-meuil to all persons who wish to be furnished with a first rats warranted machine, to makeap- Vocationto them for obtaining one. JOSEPH TOPE. Pope's Patent Threshing Machine, constructed in the best manner nut be obtained by applying la S.

V. Mr. BRICK it Philadelphia. eodtf To be Sold, YERY cheap, being the property of a person in reduced circumstances, six Holland linen SlllllTS, full and beautifully made, never yet washed, of the finest quality. Also, five pair of SHEETS.

They may be seen st Mr. liiduut's, corner of Eighth and Chesnut streets. May 19 It The French Study, MR. DELACROIX having taken the house. No.

71, South Fifth, near Walnut street, as a permanent residence, and having now his Study and his family conveniently together, is enabled to receive students at all hours, from suu rise tu ten o'clock at night, his atteudauee shall be unremitted. The advantages of Mr. Delacroix's mode of tuition uavebeen proved by his pupils, they are-Certainty Simplicity true and easy pronunciation grammatical correctness the conviction of being right by intercourse with the French, and by readily Comprehending French Authors no study required in private convenience to students in varying their hours rapid proficiency moderate charge, and no expense for books or stationary Mr. D. is satisfied there would be no necessity for this enumeration, were tiie winter season near, but the summer is generally a dull time to French Teachers and he would lain be equally employed in all seasons.

Terms Three dollars for the first month, four for the second, and three for each succeeding month. Always monthly in advauce. May FOR SALE, A first rate Saddle Horse, olour light sorrel, 7 years old g'uts, pace and rack, the lonuer ver fast. He is well broke, gentle ami plenty of spirit be will be sold lor want oi use. For further particulars, apply at the stables of Messrs.

Thomas aud Baldwin, South Fourth street. Mav 19 mwfSt JULIAN. Just received and for tale by H. C. CAREY I.

LEA, Corner of Fourth and Chesnut streets, "1ULIAN, a dramatic fragment; by J. V. Simmons Price 31 cents. May 19 Census for 1820. Just received and for sale by ABM.

SMALL, JVo. 165, Chesnut street, I 'HE' Census for 1820, published by -fl. authority of an Act of Congress, under the direction of tbe Secretary of Slate Price 5. Mav 19 3t Seat of War. For sale by H.

C. CAREY I. LEA, Corner of Fourth and Chesnut streets, MAPS of the Kingdom of Spain, the present seat of War. Also, Maps of Portugal, France, etc. Price 50 cents each.

Mav 19 Ot Dr. Green's Discourses. Lately published and for sale by E. LITTELL, No. 88, Chesnut street, TfISCOURSES delivered in the Col JkJ lege of New Jersey, addressed chiefly to candidates for the first decree in the Arts; witli notes and illustrations, including a Historical Sketch of the College, from its origin to theac cession of President Witherspoon; by Ashbel Gbeew, D.D.L.LU, President ol the College.

E. L. has also published and for sale, The His. torr of the Reformation. Heine an abridgment of Hurnet; Together with Sketches of the Lives of Luther, Calvin and Zuttigle, tbe three celebrated Reformers ot the eontiueni; by the Itev.

15 EN A MIN ALLEN, Hector of St. Paul's Church, Philadelphia. For sale as above, the first number of the Uni ted states Mae-azme ami Citerary and Political Repository. Price C2 l-'2 cents. Mav 1931 Timely TJEMEMBER Tickets in the JLj New Series Union Canal Loiter-, 6th Class, A.

M'lntyre, manager, will positively be sold at $7, after Friday, the SOth insL up to that period they may be had in whole or shares at the present price of if application is made at Fortune's Home, P. CANFIELD'S OFFICE. This popular Lottery, with capitals amounting to will be positively determined by he new, novel, and honest prooess on the 10th of July next, (being sooner than any lottery now before the Philadelphia public,) and the prizes will be cashed lo adventurers the moment the six drawn ballots are ascertained. CAPITALS. 558,000, S4.000 $230 $--0O0 1000 1000 $5CK $5K $S00 $500 lOoffc-JX), 3 off 100.

And a variety of inferior priius. Tickets at shares in proportion, but will soon advance to Packages of halves, qitarters and eighths, con-raining the 4 numbers can also be had, and in the proportion of the price of whole tickets. Should it be mnrt agreeable lo an adventurer to i.y only tbe difference between the price of package aud ihe sum fiat a package necessarily draw, than to advance or pay the price of a package, it will be equally agreeable to the subscriber, and in such a case tbe amount to be paid on a package of Whole tickets will be f.53 60 Halves, do. SO Quarters, do. Kightht, do.

70 Wlucb will entitle the purchaser to the full amount drawn bv the said nackace, over and hove the amount due thereon, excepting the I5J per cent, deducted by the Slate. Capital Pi net, as in former classrs, for sale at Fortune's Home, P. CANFIELD'S Penntylvanla Hcate Lottery Office JSo. 1-7, Chesuut street, neaily opposite ind be-, tween the Post aud lUe tlai.k of the United Stws. Wy 19 tit 1 2 I By JENNINCS TIlOSlAS, JVo.

36, or th Front street. Dry Goods. This afternoon, At half past 2 o'clock, at the auction store, for cash. 20 packages of British goods, consisting in part of super checked and sniped ginghams, 0-4 and 9-8 eambno muslins, book, striped and eheck do. leno niusiins, oook muslin luikls.

cam line do. white and colored Madras bdkfs. shawls, bomba-zelis, boinbaieens, fine aud common prints. steam aim power loom simtiiigs, furnitures, fine white Marseilles, printed do. satteens, dimities, Wilmington stripes, white jeans, mens and wo- niens cotton Hose, assorted, and marble hose, do.

half hose, do. tine and com moil Irish linens, table linens, from 0-4 to 10 4 superfine broad clotbs and cassinieres, fine ehoppa romalls, black silk bdkfs. damask silk bdkfs. white and colored crape shawls, black senshaws, black anil coloured sewing silks, coioreu sou wnue ttireads, cotton halls, browu linens, anu a varieiv ot uomestic goods. French goods.

20 packages of goods, consisting of black and cor lorea mantiia ribbons, hinged and plain, assorted numbers, saitins, assorted do. ficured and nlain garniture do. elegani wide sattin ribbons, lncv gross de naples, silk hdkfs. do. plaid silk, at'd anil piaiu ao.

sella bdkls. ba) aderes, merino long and square shawls, assorted, cashmere do. levantines. florcnces and satin, assorted colours, artificial flowers, thread laces and edgings, fancy half hdkfs. tliule lace, men's and women's white and black silk hose, silk gloves do.

mens and women's kid, York tun aud beaver gloves, lace buttons, parasols, fvc. LEGHORN HATS. 2 cases ladies' ami misses' Leghorn hats, as sorted. DOMESTIC GOODS. By the bale, on 90 days credit, previous to the stage sale, 22 hales of 4-4 and 7-8 brown (heelings and inn lings.

EXTRA SALE. This afleriioun, 1 case boy's Leghorn hats, 1 do. ladie's extra fine do. wiih and without extra crowns, I do. tapes, 1 do.

Zelia hdkfs. spring colours, 1 do. do. new style, with rich borders. BV ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS.

On Thursday, The 2Sd inst. at 3 o'clock, bef.re the auction store, belonging to tbe estate of Samuel Carswell, lisq. deceased, A first rale bay saddle horse, 6 years old; a beautiful chesnut sorrel mare, 5 years old. They may be seen at the Black Horse Hotel, iu Ulack Horse Alley. INVOICE OF LEGHORN HATS.

Op Thursday next, at half past 2 o'clock, by the case, on a liberal credit, eases ladies' Leghorn hats, iih cxlra crowns, assorted, No. a No. 50, 1 case misses' assorted dc. 1 do. chiidrens do.

The goods may be examined at the store, the day prctious to the sale. EXflli SALK OF'LKGIIOliF HATS. 1 hursday atternoon, Al half past 2 o'clock, by the case, 3 cases misses line gipsey hats, do. children's uo. uo.

DO uo. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On Friday At 12 o'clock, by order of the executor, in Beach street, tbe second door fcbovc lMarlUoio-jgU-itreet, Kensington, A quantity ot household furniture, consisting of sideooaru, piuiio (one, une tone, splurge orpn mantle and other glasses, carpets, aitfl irons, bho vi-1 tsii lotigs, te bit, chairs, bureaus, beds, bed diug, Ufiliu-uih, kitchen turmture, kc. By.C0M.LY TEV1S, No, 73. Market stbkst.

Dry Goods. On Wednesday morning, At 9 o'clock precisely, on credit, of 00 days, lor approved notes, 50 PACKAGES Fresh Imported and Seasonable Dry Goods, Also, a large and genci assortment of Domes tic uuuus, in iois. PACKAGE SALE. On Thursday morning, the ii'iJ 9 o'clock, UK) packages silks, on a iiberHl creuil Just arrived per the ship Pacific Consisting of Iduck anr ftssortetl Nankin cm pes, do. do.

Canton do. do. plain and figured crapes and crape dresses, black sattms assorted do 74 and 8-4 embroidered white nitd plain cul'd ciftpe shawls, do. hitrh cord. do.

7-4 ami S-4 mitsk do do 6-4, 7-4 and 8-4 white shawls wi'h sattin borders, bird eve hdkfs. 4-4 I ringed and twilled black lulkfs. cioss barred do. plain rot'd sursueils, cross burred do. high colour, black senshaws, clear withe do.

treen tlo. blue do. black, Mue mid green sarsnetts, changeable do. crtsi barred sarsnclt hdkfs. Nankin u'k, hi nek tioi-en ttnes of new and eh-joint puttcnis, Also, 50 boxes best blue imnkeens Naukiu dye, 50 do.

Ioul company yellow nankeens. rurticulurs wdl be found in the catalogues, which wilt be ready, and the goods opened tor ex uiniiialiout oaed.iy previous to the sate. Health Office, May 13ROPOSALS will be received at this -K- tliliee. until the st instant, tor earrvine tbe Mall between tbe iMtZai-eltn and the Health llthcc, twice a-tfuv for four mouths, to commence on the urst ol June next. WM.

MAN DRY, May 15 dGt Health Ufliuer. LOOK AT THIS. STILL CUssAriiTl. THE following SHOES and SHOE Ul'I'KKtt, are peremlitorily to be sold by or- dr ot Assignees, to close tbe concern, at the folluwing oricts, sNo. 232, MftTvet street, Second doorabote Seventh street, South sidetvix.

Men's best Hbiladcluhia made Hoots, at i dollars. Men's 2d quality do. tlo. 3 dollars 25 cents to rinllais 7S c-nls. Men's Koston made Boots, dollars SS cents.lo dollars 5( cents.

Men's Monroe Moots, i'hiladelnbia made, dollar 25 cents to 1 dollar 51) cents. Men's Monroe Hoots, Boston made, 1 dollar 12 1-2 cenis lo I dollar ST cents. Men's fine Shoes, good quality, 1 dollar to 1 dollar 37 1 -i cents. Mm "a fine Shoes, Sd quality, 95 cents to 1 dollar, ith variety of coarse Shoes and Boots, at reduced rices. Women's best Hhitarlelidiis made Morocco Shoes, trimmed, 7i ceuts to 1 dollar.

Women's best 11' Hon made Morocco Shoes SO cents to 1-4 cents. Misses' best quality Morocco Shoes 50 cents. Children's Morocco Shoes and Boots 18 3-4 cents to 44 5 per cent, will be deducted from most of the above prices. The assortment beine large, it would be an ob ject to turchaftcrs to make immediate application, ana in uwimrj racialisms in iwiucuiar, a op portuntty is now oft'ereft that seldom occurs of uipnlyiug themselves at pi ices so uncommonly low. N.

B. All those who wish to purchase cheap Shoes, would do well to call this week. i K. MUDC.E, M.iJ JffTI Acting Assignee. I I UyT.

No. 29, Noam Fbobt stuskt. J)ry Goods. On Tuesday morning. At half past o'clock, at the auction store, on i credit of J0 dajs, SO PACKAGES Fresh Imported and Seasonable Dry Goods, Also, a general assortment of Domestic Goods.

By TJTON GltELAUD, No. 51, NllHTH FBoK HTHKliT. BOOK SALE. This evenine, at ihe auction store. Morse's Geography, new ed.

Iliad lev's Ser- moni.jtiutier's lluuibras, toOhon's Koine, vols. Riilcrley's Divinity, 4 vols. Soott's Family Bible. 3 vols. 4to.

Scott's F.ssays, Lights and Shadows of neotinti L.ite, J. I Wilson L.ectures, Buck's Theological Dictionary, Border's Village Ser mons, 4 vols. cott on tbe New 1 2 vols. 4to. Simeon's Skeletons, 5 vols.

Sehretelii Lexicon, Neal'a History of the Puritans, 5 vols. Life of Lady Maxwell, il vols. Conversations on Natural l'bilosophv. Hunter's Sacred Biography, 4 vols. Ainsworth's Latin and English Dictionary, B.

lfrace's Address. Confession of Faith, calf trilt: Spectator, 8 vols. Also, blue morocco skins for book binders. Also, 24 doz. pocket books.

BOOK BINDK.RS TOOLS. 1 standing press, 6 cuttiiitt presses. 5 sets letters. stamps, shears, rolls aud polishers, sewing beuches, fete. EXTENSIVE BOOK SALE.

On Tuesday evening, Uy eatalocrue Klliinstnn's Universal Histnrr. Lifeof Mrs. Graham. Buck's Tbeolorical Die- lioiinry, Cicero Delphini, John Newton's Works, 6 vols. Buck's Works, 6 vols.

Dobell's Hymns, Schrevelii Lexicon, Scott's Theological Works, 7 vols. Ciimmiugs' Getgrapliy aud AtUa, Uobert-son's Works, 8 vols. Bradley's Sermons, Gulh-r'e's Geography with Alias, Virgil Delphini, Saiirin's Sermons. 8 vols. Westminster Confession of F'liiib, Simeon's Skeletons, IBorder's Sermiwis, 4 vols.

Thomas's Praciioe of I'hj sic, Oriemal Na. uKaior, it. illin Ancient History, svols. Weems's Washington, I'urke's Clieinical Catechism, Brown's History of Missions. Ncland on Con- trnrts, Uidgley's Divinity, 4 ols.

Simpson's Euclid, Spectator, 12 vols. Harvey's Works, 6 vols. Adams's Koman Antiuoilies, Allen's Matheuia-, tics, Morse Universal Geocranhv. 1 vols. Dre- iniiourt on Death.

Venn's Sermons. 2 vols. Con noisseur, 4 vols. Scolt's Family Bible, 3 vols. 4to.

Butterworth's Concordance, Neal's Puiituns, 5 vols. Scolt's Testament. llistorv of Greece, 4 vols. Biohii's Concordance, lie-id's Works, 8 vols F.d wants on tbe Allei tiom, Kd-wards's Dissertations, Witherspoon's Works, British I'oets, vols. Beau's Family Worship, James' Burns, 2 vols.

Scboolcralt's Journal. 1'lavlair's Kuclid, Middleton on the Greek Article. Fool of Quality, 'looke's I'orlev. 2 vols. Gil Bias.

3 vols. Calun's Institutes, 3 vols. Hrowu's Dictionary of the Bible, Byrou's Works, 4 vols. By MOSES THOMAS. No.

sl near the Post OOiee. CARD. Catal 'puei of the collection of Theological, Law, Miscellaneous ami C'fssicul Books, to he sold to-morrow evening, wii he ready for examination with the bouks ihioughuut, the day. HARDWARE. This evening.

At the auction store, at earlv candle licht. A large and general ntsortnient of Hardware, Outlerv and raitey txKds, sued as round bolts 5 to butt hinges, I 1-- to 4 wood screws, ascorted, panuel and hand laws, mill saw flies, hand saw do. wood and shoe rasps, chisels, ROiies, gimulels, hammers, ii-on, tin and tutan table and tea spinous, knob locks, knives and forks, pen aud pocket knives, sportsmnu's do. razors, scissors, steel purses, plated pencil cases, brass, iron aod japrumed candlesticks, gilr Cfat vest buttons, brass nails, plutcif curb trnce chains, jack do. cork screws, fate ivory comb, h'rn seale beams, Ike.

Alao, 1 case aborted waiters, as to sizes and patterns. Also, 1 gold horizontal wtdch, 1 I.etmie do. rcpratirig do. i3i double case silver do. V-i compo sition dn.

1 mantle time piece, strikes the boors and half hours. Also, chains, seali, keys, be. a few Indies1 fine gold watches, fine filagree ear miiks aud pins. Also, 1-t spy diucreiit sizes unit nun- lilies. They cau be viewed any lime previous to the sale.

DOUBLE BARRELLED GUN. This evening, 1 first nua'itv double (and twisted) barrel gun, air gun, 1 idle, 20 muskets, 20 pair pistuta. HANDSOME GLOBKS. On YneM.ity evening1, at the book sale, A pait'ftf 1'2 inch globes, nearly new, Mod iu cootl order. They are now at the auction store.

BL ANK DOOKS. On Tuesday evening. A large invoice of Account Hooks, comprising a general assortment ol tialt anil lull buund Day liooks. I.egers, iv-tlrr liorKs, etc Aho, K-ng ot Frussia orks, 13 vols. Jofin tVonlmau's Works, Numa Pompibus.

2 vds. 'ob Scott's Journal, Sarab t.rubb's xirual. Natural History ot thebarth, 1(K) old, Antidote to ai tie's Toison, Islarifiall Liile ol Wasbingtou, vols, botirils, sh dl saxe Kevenes, nume rous plates, Naval History of Great Britaiu, 3 vols. file. LAW BOOKS.

(Part of Private Library anil some Kew Books.) i o-morrow eveiiuiir. A colleclion of Law Honks, smong whieb are Jacobs Law Dictionary, tols. in edt. Coke up on Littleton, 3 vols. 8vo.

Comyn Digest, 6 sols. 8vo. Bosanquet and Fuller ItVports, 4 vols. 8o Hule's Common Law, Bacon's A bridgmcnt, .5 vols, tolio. Tidd's vols.

Coke's lleporis, 8vo Fonblanuiie t.quity, 2 vols. SeU vn's Nisi Prius, Fan-and's eil. 3 vols. Games lVactiee Chiitv on Hills, Powell on Contracts, Powell Devises, Sullivan lectures, 2 vols, ilennmg Justice, Lawes on Pleading, Law ot ar, lon- tague on Set On, Ljind bolder Assistant, Slit. ford's Pleading, Burr's Trial, 3 vols.

Fast's Jte- oorts. Day's cd.) oiid volumes, Hetty's Ijiw of Maryland, with the original charter, etc. 1 vols 4to. Laws of Pennsylvania, 1717, 18 and I'J, liar ris and M'Hcnry's Kepoits, 3 vols. Beccaria on Crimes.

Statutes at Large, odd vias. Law of Na tions, Kelvng's Kepurts, fno. A no. a nuniner ot uooks, among hich are The Edinburgh Review, from the commencement, 9 vols. Niles Week Kegister, vols Lady Montague Wors, 5 vols.

Universal History, 8 vols, several files of Newspapers, bound. Theological, Classical and Miscellaneous Books. To morrow evening, Scott's Family Bible, 3 vols Barclay's Apology, Campbell's Four Gospels, The Mourner Com. tinted. Brown's Dictionary of the Bible, 8vn.

itb maps, Jenk nevotion, uinuom i Koman mitire. 6 vols. Uusells Modern F.urope, vols. Crabbe's Synonymes, Slanhope Smith's Sermons, vols. Sliaksnearr, to vols, witn plates, Neale's llistorv of the Puritans, 4 vols.

Hume, Smollett and Bissett Lngland, 9 sals. Vattrl Lsw r.f Nations, Ferguson Astronomy, vols. Jay's Fsmily Prayers, Joyce's Scientific Dialogues, 3 ots. Melmoih's rimy, vols. Urjitun irgil, vols.

Guthnas t.cogiapliy and Atlas, 3 vols. Quarto, octavo and Scho.l Bibles of various qua- ties. Josenhus, us. aermons, vols. Shaw's iews of American Scencrv, 3 Nos.

Kobiuson History the liapiists. Buck 1 hco- logtcal Diclionaiy, Village 4 v'ds Hun- er sacre.l moinpny, vo. isr own llistorv Missions, Dt.bell Kippon sand atts 'salms and llvmus, hturm orks. vols. 1 lie Snectator, 8 T'Jls.

Motor's Vojajes and Travels, Vili. 4, At set J. W. LIPPINCOTT Co. No.

Si, Soutu Frost 8tieet. TEAS, CASSIA 8c MATTING. On Tuesday wuirniiig, The 20th instant, at 10 o'clock, at the auction store, No. 34, South Front street, Philadelphia, The cargo of the Ship Pacific, Fom consisting of Chests, half chests, lU-cutly boxes and cannis-ters llysou Tea. Fifteen-eatty boxes, 10-catty do.

imperial Tea. Chests, half chests, fifteen-cutty boxes, ten-catty boxes Hyson Tea. Chests II son Skin Tea. Twenty-five cattv bow. inum Su.

chong Tea. oOOU mats Cassia. At at II o'clock, 5 rolls 4-4 matting, 50 rolls -4 do. Groceries. On Toesday morning, At 11 o'clock, at ihe auction store, 12 hhds.

Muscovado sue-ar. 8 Iioxp. uhii. M. vana do.

75 bags green coffee, 10 qn chests youne hyson tea, II) do. souchong do. 10 do. hyson skin do. 3 tierces fresh rice.

1 1 nines 4tb nivuif l.r...,i. 6 hhds. Aniigua rum, 30 boxes Boston chocolate, 20 cases indigo, 40 kegs Knglish mustard, 50 has-kets sweet oil, 20 casks cheese, 6 pipes, 4 half pipes Lisbon wine. 10 casks London naniniilui. Teuerilfe wine, 6 lihds.

New Orleans ruin, 3 bag C1UVC9. RUT A BAGA. A quantity of ruta baga or turnip seed. COFFF.E. On account of underwriters.

Sa hvm partially damaged. ENGLISH CHEESE. CO first quality English cheese. TOBACCO. 200 kees maniifun.tiii..H lor exportation.

JAVA COFFEE. 55 bags Java coffee. SHIP HUNTER'S CARGO. On Tuesdav mnrnin. At half past 11 o'clock, on Cuthhert'a just landing, entitled to debenture, 200 nines 4tli tu'mif ao alnrionds, 50 casks claret, ol Superior quality, lot! s'e, iuu uas.ets sweet oil, 7 bhds.

vcidcgris. CARGO OF BRIG ROSE. OnTllradav. At 12 o'clock, on Sims's wharf, landing from brig Uose from Bordeaux. 100 pipes Dow hug's best grape brandy, 4th proof.

TUUMNG LATHES, TOOLS, LUMBER. Wednesday mornimr. At 9 o'clock, hack of John Walsh w's, sign of the) v-imic aim, on me tiermantowu road, by order of the Assignee of John Tasker, Consisting of a quantity of well seasoned turn, ber. suitable for turners aud machine makers. Also, a large assortment of turner's tools, such, as lathes, with pullies and straps complete, hollow mandrills, circular saws, with spindles, Warner's tools, for wood and iron, anvils, vises and' other bench tools, a quantity of bobbins, umWlla and parasol sticks, finished and unfinished, ike.

Also, 2 horse and a wagon with harness, cto. SUGAR COFFEE. Wednesday morning, At 9 o'clock, on Treruper'a wharf, first below Huee street, will be sold. The cargo of the brig Margaret from Vlatan- -zrs, consisting of 70 botes white Havana sugars, 70 do. biown do.

100 bbls. superior Muscovado do. -5 hhds. do. do.

66 bags collee. PACKAGE SALE. On Wednesday morning, tbe 21st inst. At 10 o'clock, al the auction store, will be (old, to close a concern, 7 trunks real Madras bdkls first quality, do. Ventapolam hdkfs.

4 boxes fine ubuppa roraalls, 4 cases Canton crape scarfs. Also, 50 packages Canton arid British Goods. By WILLING, WE 111 Co. No. 2, Sopth FnoST stueet, DRY GOODS.

On Wednesday, At half past 2 o'clock, at tbe auction store, A large assortment of dry goods, amongst wbioh are fine aud second cloths and cassinieres, satti. netts, olive and drab Genoa cords, fancy vestimia. fashionable stripe ginghams, calicoes, cambria muslins, undressed shirtings, dog skin cloves. imitation muslins, fancy check cravats, mull mulls. domestic muslins, mantua and satin libbons, laco buttons.

ZcUj hukls. thread laces, gloves, sewius silks, fee UNDERWRITER'S SALE. Wednesday afleruoon. At half past 2 o'clock, in lots, from the stage, for account oi tne nii'icrwriters, lor esb, a largo assurtnieut of 1KISH LINENS, damaged on the voyage ul importation, comprising a choice assortment of the following articles, 4 i Irish linens, 7-8 do. do.

5-4 du. sheetings, leini long lawns, coleraius. table liuens. dowlas. bird eye diapers, black linens.

Also, tor same account, 1 case mull shawls. twilled do. and paper bdkfs. By T. B.

FREEMAN SOxV, COUMKH OS UHXSHUT iva StVKNTH STBEETS. VALUABLE AND RARE PLANTS. This Afternoon, The lOtb at half past 3 o'clock precisely, A large anil valuable collection of ornamental and hautlsome plants, in Prime st. (commonly called Love Lane) between Eighth and Eleventh streets, al tbe Moyamensing Botanic Garde is: may be viewed any lime previous lo sale. Thomas Passmore Co.

AUCTIONEERS, No. 32, Soira Fboxt striet. Hardware and Fancy Goods. F.very Evening, Such as table anil deseit kuivea and forks, earv. ing kuives and forks, with aod without guards; cast steel stioe, butchers and cooks knives, pen, pocket and two bla1e knives, pruning knives, 4 6 and 3 pieue sporismeus kuives, razors and scis.

sors on cards, gill vest and coal bullous, do. ball buttons, black and drab suspemler buttons, shirt buttons, black and white glass buttons, button moulds, vest and coat, 1, 4 and 6 strand steel watch chains, gilt watch chains, gilt watch keys aud seals, bi-aas and white metal tninibUs, tiuned trun table spoons, east steel awl blades, steel and velvet purses, l.idies reticules, necklaces, tor watches, cut glass beads, do. garnets, cast steel and mill aaw tiles, blacksmith's files, assnrtt-il sizes, shoe blaaking, ink powder, boiet of jewellery, pocket looking glasses, doniinos, burning glasses, pocket books, bonoct wire, slates and pen cils, combs, Spanish aud half do. segars, tooth brushes, 4, 6 II fit 1(1 inch rouud bolls. No.

at fiat set buckles, inlet do. steel beads and throats, scythes and scythe stones, latent halan. ees, long aud short whips, bridles with rought plated bits, plated slumps and bits, butt hingrs) and screws, trace chains, anvils, wagon boxes. shovels and spades, shovels and tongs, quills-steelyards, iron wire, fi.klles, commode knobs, do. bandies, gun locks, comuiou aud ruller, pius in packs, c.e.

FURMlUKliSALli. tn Thursday. 10 o'clock, at No. IU6. Soulh Third street, will ha sold, a large quantity ot exeeiieui, well-kept furuiture, onsistiiir of Beds, matraMca, mahoeanT am other bedsteads, sidebnards, one of which it of superior workmauahtp, make by Sink; mating-any diiune tables, brewkl-ist and card one dinner of elegant t.U atoue china, Krusseli cji (vets, 4 dux- fancy chair, several large oi! paintings (views near Hi.i-adtHph.a) a' so.

Naval ic lories, ornamental time-pieces, china and g1as ware, several very rich bureaus, a quantity of silver and pUted ware, rich pa4oor Urapi, several iking glassss, two of which are very U.xe with gilt trvn.es, manllo orniinjeutv and a great variety ot othtr article- The furniture may be viewed and ci c-Ki i-caJy fur C-liTry the day befure khc 4e-. The heHhy situation of thi house Iihs bett well tested, during several atinvks of the yellow fever, mure particularly last year, wheh pruned so disastrous to all Ihe other parts of the city he landlord, Im'tamily, with a number nfthr boarders, remanned all Summer in perfect health and in full confidence of ihetr security. He hoes thervtote that it will be an inducement to the ho visit tbe city pit up there, as well on ao-eount ol the high aul situation, us the other comiuits which he pledges himsf It to i-nire P. M'INTYKE. New York, May 8, ay WILLIAM LUNGREN.

Alton, Delaware County, (IVnn.) May 14, IS-23. N. B- The Taper Making Business will be carried on bv It'iiiizm Lunrrren in future. Mar ir at.

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