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S A T U R Z : A r, M a y 30, 1795. :
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" AN 1 N V O. l C E O F
B O O K: S i
, J UST iMtORTED.F ROM NEW-YORK , - :-;
V' v ' Among which arc,
Pleader's Affiftant.
Lilly's Entries. .
Kyd on Award.
: .-Bills..;
Mortimer on do."
Harr. ave's law tracta .
Sir' Tho. Raymond's do. . Woods' Inftitute.
D
' YER's Reports!
EfpinaUe's do.
Yclverton's do.
Giibett'sdo.
Lord Raymond's do
Jhowei's do;
Leache's do. .
""Eorft's dp. ..
, SalkedVdo. " j
Pere William's do
Kelyng's do
Woodefon's ' Left u res.
Sullivan's do. : ,
Haw kin's Pleas of the
: Crown.
D o. Common Law. ;
' FofteiTs Crown La.
' Barne'8 notf s, 1
Beccafia on crimes..
Bofcowen on penal Sta-
' tutes.
Dsflor and Student.
Gilbert on Replevin. - -
DeviIeSi
Spirit of Laws.
Solicitor's Guide.
Digett of Adjudged
- ShiefFer's fpecial plead.
ags. ;',v,.:
Martin's Jultice .
.Latch's Cafes, - . '
Colleclion of Statutss,
.. Priva-te Acls. .. ; ,
Points in Law and Equi-
ty. , v .
t Barriftef. .
' Boo'tt's fjiit at Law;
Jones's pocket book. .
Blackftone's Coratnenta
ries. ."
. Swinburo on Will's. '
Richard fon on do. .
Highmoreon bail. ,
Morgan's Vade Mecuti.
PLOWDEN'sBritirfi Juliana Armftrongi
Empire. Zelocco. . J
Guthrie's Geograpliy. Political Progrefs of Bri
ElegantEpiftles. - .
Selecl Poetry. ' ' Bore to Gnaw for Demo-
Gibbon's Roman Empire; crats. '
- Necker on executive pow. Morfel for gnawers.
er.
: Saugrfer's Voyage.
Kouchon's do.
Elements of Criticfm.
Nugent1 Dictionary 1
Entick'sdo. .
Cullen's Synopfis.
Pfiyton'f Grammar.
Mcwman's King
Pruffia. '
KkIc for a Eite.
Chambaud's Exercifes.
Mrs. Coghlan's : Me
, moirs.
Rival Sifters, a Tragedy.
How to grow Rich, a
play,.
World in a village, do
cf Maid of Notmandy, do.
Fontaine viUe Forelt, do.
WHEREAS Mr; Frederick Ward has
lately offered for fale, five negro Tel.
lows, and one wench", named Jack, Mipgo,"
Charles, am, Jicob and Hannah ; all per .
fon s are forwarued from purchafing thofe
flaves or any ot them, as they are the pro.
perty of the next of kin to Mrs. Sarah
Ward, dcccaled. 7 :
April 1$. . D.1N1EL SHINE.
. TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RtvENUE-OrncE, April 24, 179
rRnPOSALS will he received at the fiice of lht
Lcr.Kiffcntr of the Rertnucfor huilding
B E A C () N H O U S E
on Shell Call!-, in fim;r ScuiJ, near Oet iieotk
,, Lil,t, in Notth-Cs olm, of the following nutc
" ' r'aU, dimenfmnsand drfrription.
THE form s tobeofbgon. The foundation U
totaot ftonc, to be fimk nine fett and one
ba f btlw the firface of thce.irth, an.ltebe coti
. mcne duf thediimrierof j feet. It it il toTe la
TV. to the ImpV.t i.r two left. From tkerce tothe
It pht cf tix in.hei above the firth or to the b-tiom
. e .l- 1 . ...
M uir vrn, vi-n wo-K, thf towndjifon woll is to be
eight Mel h hs n,u i(xn attune half thick.
The Odigonai PyrimidUto be well framed,.aul
ffft .at hrt Pme tinker. It i to be t vtnty two
frtt indamcttrMtlub th?rrMf, where it will
ftft cn tht top cf the ftune f.,.m4htion, to which it
i to be we',1 feenfi'd by liiueit Hjut iion llrars built
thcrrrp, n-I othcwWe.
7 he height of the wo-K?rn hniMJf j frrm trie fop
tf the llone wotk (!x in. h v,ve the Atrface f the
eirth) isto be fil'iy four fccUnd one half (o the t?p
c-f the wjo.len wnik, upiIt the floor ( t,e hntert,
hue the ib,iftcr i tobe lwe!e fret. I ,e f4,fn.
illion iito be cpt i'hfiv, tlcnrat lesft riThtin.
che wifc, f.nd fi"je I t ti p to turn t ft !hewa'cf,
The ftam'tf in- Pmihi. h to be covered wiih
. b.T.nir.f oneirrh aii'l cue lulf in thuknef, ever
wh eh is to be hi t pt.l n, mplne c.rrin of
fti rf.!e, and it is lu be we i painteJ with three
, The Beacon hovH-is th'-Wo win lows in ih
!.( artl lhtfindnwiniwffl. The lafl.r lfc
lobfturRWtth binr, tti twn f,,,, jt tQ
e'ght cfrJif f HrM ,y irn inches,
On the lop f-t the wcMlfn w nk tf the VyrmU Si
toUa BfocfittJ'tf UdJtJ therein,
planked ever with Oak plank,, extending one foot 1
r eyond the fides ofthe Pyramid, thereby forming a .
eve which is to be finifhed by a cornice, the whole
having a dtfeet t from the centre fufficient to throw
eff the water, and to be coveied. with 'copper. A
'Complete and fufficient iron lap tern io the OclagoiiaU,
form is to relt thereon. The eight corner pieces or
ilihehionfc of wliich are to be will fecurrd to the up
right timbers of the Pyramid, or to the tier of oi it si
or both. - ' " V77 ' ' V
. Thcfe ft anchions Ire to be (loot in the lower eight ;
feet, and fufficiertly ftrong aliove. '
The Lantern is to be fix feet high, from the floor
to the bottom o f the dome or roof; and to have a dome
;. or roof of three feet in height. The whre fpa:e be
tween the pods to be occupied by the lathes, which .
-are to be moulded on the iiifide and lbuck. I'olid,
The falhes ar to be fuiniftied with laige' panes of
glafi j a part bfthefam'ori the fouth welt fidois to
be nung with hinges for a door to go out on the plat--form
. The iron rafters cf the Lant. in arf ; io he
framed into an ii on hoop, over which is to be a cop
per funnel through which the irnoke may pals into
larcre copper ventilator in the form of a man's head!' .
V capable orcontaining thirty-ga.br s,:thi head to be
turned by alarge vanf, lo that the hole fOrvejHing
- the fmoke may be always to leeward.
" Eight dormant "ventilators are to be fixed in' the
roof j a large curved air-pipe is to "be palTtd through
the floor. . .
. Tiiefe are to be five pairs of flairs to afcend to the
Lanterif the entrance to which is to be by a trap door
covered with copper. :
- The building is to be furniflied with two complete
eleilrical conductors or rods with points. The floors
are to be laid with plank. 1 he entrance into the
.light houie is to be well feenred by a .'lirong door
Jiung upotl hins with a ftrong lock ar.d latch com
1 plete. . . . : -
Alfo A FRAME riFt.f.tNn HnnSF nfnn Ifnrn
..to bt,lwenty.eigliL.feet in '.iront aud Jiftyi feetidpep
UltK n i.IUiiimJa. I. r ! . A. . 1 J u i' I . CV 1
ble t o make one. , The, cellarwalls are to be tonr-
teen inches thick, and feven feet, high. The ftoTyT
: of the Houfe to be ftven feet and one half in the clear,
the roof to have a redangular .ich. The fiooi s to
be Idid in whole lengths nailed through.
The Houfe JS to be rcmnnli'fl nf irun rivim o
bout thirteen feet and one half by fourteen ai.d one
half on the lower floor. The ftack of chimnh s is to
be between the two fittingroomsand it is to have two
plain fire places,, on? of them large for a Kitchen, to
which is to be joined an oven. There is to be an
outer door in "ront between the two rooms and in the
rear, in the Kitchen. , There are to be two windows
in each of the rooms. :
Each fafli is to have twelve panes of glafs eight by
ten inches. Each window is to have a ftrong ph:in
fhutter with falteninga and hinges. The duu ate
Jo be hung and iuin:!hcd coinpleiely.- The cielirg
and inner lidts of the Uonfe are to be plaiftered witn
two coats. . All the wood work outfide ik to be fi.
niflied in a plain and decent manner. i 1
An Oil VAULT is to be built ten by twelve feet
in the clear, nchtd over td covered wi'h earth or
lanJ, 'over which a flitd isjobf built. It is to be
furnifhed with three itrong cedar tifteriis wi.h covets
capable of conlair.rng two hundred g .llors.
The entrance to the vault is to be lecuied by a
trong door." "
Tne builJer is to procure and pay for all materi
als, labor,' wotkmanfhip, provifions, and ether ob.
jecttof colt, chatge, or expenfc, for a lum to l e pro
pofed sr.d agreed upon, ami to execute the betore
fefenbrd wik, and tvery part thereof, in a good
and woikmin-iike manner.
Convenient payments or advances', on fscvirity,
will be made.
April ay
The ater table is to .be.capt with fawed ftcne. at
leuft eight inches wide and floped at. the top to tur
eff the water.; The outfide of the walls is to be fa.,
ced with hewn or. hammer defied ftone, having , four
windows in the no: th eaft and ve windows in tht
, fouth wefl;. The fallies are to be hung with, hine'es
jjiiu catii 1am is to nave twelve panes ot giafs, eight
In ten inches. . x "-t ..' . .
yn tne top ot tne Itone work is to bea framed tier
of joiftsi.beddcd (herein, planked over with bak
Pjank extending two feet beyond the wall thereby
forming an - eve which is co be finiflied with' a cor
nice, the whole having a delcentfrom the centre Suffi
cient to throw tff the water,;and to be cc ered with
copper. A complete and S fficient iron lentcrn in .
the oiaponal form is to thrinn'! TV.
corner pieces or ftanchions of which,, are to be built '
111 ui wat 10 ttiecieptn pt ten teerfejrfaefe feancbiont
to be nearly tWree inches, fduare in th Uwrt r
and. -ir t inches bv z :n inches aSnv: T-i,-
Jem is to be ten feet and nine inches in diameter, it is
auo to oe ten teet nign rrom the floor, to the bottom of
the dome or roof and to have a dome or roof of fiva v
fe&t nine inches in height. The whole fpace between '
pofts or upright pieces at the angles is to be occupi
ed by the falhes - which ai;e;p moulded on the in
ude hBd ftruck lblidiJlEacH lafh is to; ha.e twenty
fighf panes of glafs, fotirteen by twelvt. inches.- A '
part of the fam. on the fbuth Weft fide is V be hung"
with hinges for a ccn vt hient dcor to go out on tht .
plHtfot m. Tlie rafters of the lantern are to be framed
into an iron hoop, over which js to be a copper tun
.nelj thro whifch the fmoke may paff into a large cop
per ventilator in the foim of a man's head, capablt
of containing one hundred gallons. .'
This head is to be turned by a large v.nr ; fb that
the hoi e of venting the fmok'e, may be always to.
leeward. Eight dormant ventilators are to be fijted
into the roof, a Jarre carved -aim- nine likh. n.t
through the floor, and a clofe ftoveis to be provided
and fivptt in llip lr.
."i.u. .u nciic ui uceignt pairs -
of Itau s to afcend to the lantern, the enrrW.. t ..,k:,k
Ft to be by atrap door covered with copper. The
Duiidmg is to be lurmlhed with two complete eleft
ricalconduaor8, ,qr rods-with points.. "The floors
are to be laid with plank, ot at leaft one inch and
one half in think nel's. . The entrance, to the light
houfe is to be wtll 'iccured by a ftrong door hurg up
on hinges with a ftrong leek and latch c6mplete. .
Alio a frame Uoule to be thirty four fett in front
and fixteen feet deep with a cellar uudri' it. The
cellar walls to be eighteen inches thick and feven feet
high. - y; ,
.The fiift ftory of hb hj,nf;8 to be eigh rfeet, and
the lecond, feven feet and fix inches high. The
floors are toVlaid iriwho!e legrbs.-TTsncfnhroUgh:
The ftack Of chiinniea is tp U finiflied with two
plain fire places on each floor, one of tuem large for
a kitchen. Two windows, below," and three above-'
in front and rear, each lain to have eighteen panes o(
glafs ten by twelve inches. The doors are to b
1 hung and furnilhed completely.
The Cielicgs and fides of the Houfe arrto bt plaif.
.tend with two coats j all the wood woik infide and
out is to be well painted and the whole to be finiflied
- in a pjain recent marner. .
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
T'tKur Cff.(t trills 1795.
PtCPOSAU t refiv,,ta: tie 0$t if the
CfrMMiiiiostf.o; i!.eJUvENUE3r hiUwf.
A L 10 H 1H O U S E
enththiidhnj rj Cafe Uatlerat in tht anf rj
horth.l.aniia, cl ihtjollowi! m'cUcralst Jimin-
Ji.nit .n irjfrifllCHl. -
i t be ocl Jgonal. The f junJation
isioocot none, to be funk thmten IVn
T'
mw " f ' " llltlfcll Ktt
lowthcbottcmofthewatertthleor the fuihce of
;ne eartn, and to be commenced pf the diatrettr of
twenty nine Iret.ri.n fuch Commrncfmrntto iht
he:ght of four tret tlw knndjtion is ta be liiJ lolid
U and from there to the bottom of the wrcr table,
the tottndnion wall is to be nine feel hith and nina
feet thick. .
Thediime:cr.ft1.ch,fffMrt1lhe hot om of the
wsttribletoihf tr.p il rrf.,f (h,re the obgal
pyramid it to com vtncc) if t0 be twenty eight fret
Mit mche a,i thew!!,, tlrttoHefmnfeftlh.ck.
The wil. rfiheoiijgonal pyt ami ! is to b f t feet
thick at thebaic ihueof, on the top f the water ta.
ble. " -
The hrV o! the huiMIng ff?m bottom cf
thfwaitf fjh.e. andfiin thef-iif4'e tt the esrth,
is It be nindy ft loihe lnp cfhe ,;0Mwofkf
drfhefl rri,fthe Unfm where the diameter ;i o
f.meen and one half fiti n?i ,v WJ ,i,(
.The hJf the walls is to be bul.t f lloue. '
An'Oil vault is to h huilt tuifntu r. k. .....t...'
j ,,j
feet liTfhe clear, arched over and coveied vyith ratib;
or fand over which a fl.ed is to be built ft is to bt
furniflied with nine tttong Cedar Cifttrns with co
vers, each carable of containing, two hundred gal
lons. .' ' t
1 he entrance to the vault is to be fJcured by " n
ftrcng door, A will is to Ah k at a convenient dif-
tance, ard fuinifhcd with a cuib, bucket anJ iup
completely.
The builder to find aid pay forallthe materialfja,
bor, workmanflup, provifions and other objitls of
cell, chrfige or t apt nee, for a fum o be pgretd upont
and to tx.ctie the bifore dtfcribtd work ar.d every
patt thcieof in agoiid and wo.kman like manner.
Convenient pajmtntsoradyauces,'oii lecuriiy wilt
be mndc. ' .
April 17. tn&thtf,
J O S E P H C L A R K;
Dlock, Pt'Mr, AND 'CTAR MAKER,'
BEG leave 10 inform Mi old cuflornert
jiiJ the Public, that he Hill cor.tinuti to'
tarry on his bul'mcle, in its various branche?
at his Shop in Craven lti fct, one door north
of the gaol. He gratt fully acknowledge!
p;, ft la vers, and hopes to merit a ctnilnu
ance nf them. Mailers of vtlleU may here
lurnilh themfe(ves with any article relative'
his budnels, at the (!ior:c(l notice, and exe
cuted in a titalUrly. manner, hninr on'hand
a thoice co:Jelon of the In It wood for the
dilpatchf his hufine'fs, 4ie llanen hin.felf
lhat Itrangf rs will find it to their advantage
10 l.nnor hitn ith their cimmantU.
H .L A N . K S .
Or all KnJt for file at lite 1' riming QtHce
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