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m Articles of Association OF THE HAGERS-TOWN BANK. WE,-l!ie Subscribers, hei :by associate and j»utuaUy agr« e to fi >g company, to be called and known by the name of The JIAGER.S TOWN BANK i and '1" hereby bind 01 and our leg*l representatives to 4hi ace oi the following articles, vis. Art italsto6fc of the said Bunk shall be limited to five hundred thousand dollars, to consist of ten thousand shares of fifty dollars each, one tenth part thereof, or one thousand shines, shall be reserved for the use and benefit of the suite of Maryland, to be Subscribed in sur.h manner as the legis lature may direct; provided, that '.lie ttate shall not draw a dividend en .a greater sum than shall be paid on such shares ; and the remaining nine thousand shares to be subscrib- ed agreeably to the aliotnft nt lierein alter mentioned, by opening subscriptions at the following places, under the direction of the following persons, viz. At Hagers-Town, for 5000 shares, by Ja- cob Sch'nebly, Matthias Shaffr.er, Martin Kershner, Henry Shaier and Jacob T. Tow- son. At Baltimore, for 2000 shares, by Luke Tiernan, Jaines L Hawkins, Christian Kel fer, William Matthews and Clement Brooke. At Frederick-Town, tor 1000 shares, by John Schley, George Baer, jun. Lawrence Brengfe, Roger B. Taney and George Crea- ger, junior At Mlddietown, in Frederick county, for 500 ihares, by Joseph Sweariiifren, Frederick ipl ', James Neale, Thomas Marlow and Thomas Hawkins. At Cumberland, in Allegany county, for 500 shares, by Hanson Briscoe, Junes Scott, Benjamin Tomliason, David Lynn and Tho- mas Bead. Art. 2. It shall he the duty of the president and directors lierein appointed, to have the articles of this association printed in the news- papers at Hagers-Town, the Herald and Republican Advocate, in Frederick-Town, the Federal Gazette and the American, in Baltimore, and in the papers Chambers- burg, in Pennsylvania, and Martir.sburg, in Virginia ; also, to prepare and transmit to the commissioners aforesaid, a copy of the articles of this association. Art. 3. The subscriptions shall be opened at the places b,afore m'etitiojied by the commissi- oners, or any two of them, on the first Mon- day in March next, and remain open for three days, from 10 to 5 o'clock, each day, unless the allotted number of shares are sooner sub- scribed ; and if there shall be subscribed, on the fust ilay of opening tile subscriptions, at any of the aforesaid places, a greater number of shares than are allotted, the commissioners shall, in the first instance, reduce the highest subscriptions, but if such reduction shall not bring the subscriptions down to the number allotted, then they shall, by lot, determine ¦whose subscriptions shall prevail, or to whom the shares shall belong; and it shall be the duty of the commissioners to return to the president and directors, a list of the subscrip- tionsbythem taken, certified under their hands, together with all monies by them received on such subscriptions Art. 4. Every subscriber shall pay to the commissioners, atthetime ofsubscribing, the sum of five dollars, on each share, he or she may subscribe and the further sum of five dollars on each share, on the first Monday in May next ; anil the remaining tony dol eight equa Stalment, on each share subscribed to be paid at the siad bank, as the board of directors may call for the same, giving two months notice in the news papers aforesaid of such calls, but ¦which shall not be called for without the con- currence of two-thirds of.tht whole of the directors, and no such call, at any one time, shall exceed five uollars on each'share sub- scribed. Art. 5. If any stockholder shall fail to pay up his, her, ar their instalments, of five dollars on each share, on the first Monday in May next, such stockholder shall forfeit, to tiie use of the company, all monks.pai.1 anti- cedently to such failure or default; but no such forfeiture I ice, after tea dol- lars on e.ach&hare shall have b«.en paid up; and as it is requisite that means snail be taken to secure the regular payment of after calls; therefore if am r,,oel;hohn r shall liiil to in regular payment of any instalment or call after ten dollars on each share shall have been paid, such stockholder's money in bank mail remain free from interest, and not entit- led to dividend until such instalment or call sliallbe made good, and the dividend there- after to be paid to such stockholder, (as well upon the monies regularly paid, as upon that paid after the default) shall be calculated euly E'om the time when said instalment shall be made gxod. Art. 6. No subscriber, or stockholder, or memberof the said company, shah in- answer. nble in his person or individual prflpertj for am contractor engager!)1 HI of the said "com. p'any, or for any losses, deficiencies, or lad. in cs of the capita! stock of the said company, but the whole of the said, capital sleek, toge- ther with all oroperty, rights and credits, belonging to the said institution, and nothing more shall, at ail times be answerable for the demands against the said company. Art. 7- The affairs of the bank shall be managed by tan directors and a president, seven of whom, and the president, shall reside in Washington county ; one in Baltimore county, one in Frederick count)', and one in AUeganycounty ; these directors shall be. cho- sen by the stockholders in person or by proxy, in Pagers-town, on the first Monday in May, 1808, and on the ftnat Monday in May in every hereafter; and when the state acquires the right of choosing a director, the stock- holders shall civ, ctoricssin Wasii- t count; ; and until t'-.e election tor di- :, as aforesaid, in order that this insti- ll) ay go into operation as soon as c cult} may be, the affairs of the bank Ihall lie conducted by Nathaniel Rochester, as presi- dent; Williams, Tfiomas Sprigg, William Kizhugh, Charles Carroll, Jacob Zel- ler, Samuel Hughes, jun. William Heyser, .Samuel Claggett, (Baltimore) Jehri WFIier. *ou, (Frederick-Town) and William M*Ma- hon, (Alleghany) as directors, whoslu iwer to appoint a cashier and such other officers as they shall deem neci shall act in all other things relative to this in- stitution, as fully aa the president and direct- ors, hereafter-to be appointed by the stock- holders, shall be authorised to do, except that the compensation to be allowed to the presid- ent of the batik shall be fixed and detefrmini .1 by the first directors to no chosen by the otockhokt; Art '6. In choosing directors, the steckhofc tiers shall f , . por one share, c edi I to, one vote each; for evory-two shares' abm e two, and I e. i ceding ten, one vote ; for every tour shares ah,.'.\- ten, and not exceeding thir- ty, one vote ; fwtfVery six .shares above Uu ty, I-and not exoeeding sixty, oti.S *>te ; for every snares above sixty, and not exceeding undred, "¦'¦e vote ; and for every ten shares above one hundred,, one vote ; but no ,i or'body-politic shall be entitled to a greater nuniher than thirty votes, and all votes '.ions for directors shall be by ballot, de- livered in person or by proxy. Art 9. Nb person shal1. be admitted to take his seat as director, unless he shall be at the time a stockholder, and if he shall at anytime cease to be n stockholder, he shall cease to be a director Art. 10. If thepresident shall be chosenlicre- after out of the number of directors, his place sliallbe supplied by the directors from among the stockholders ; if a vacancy shall at any .time happen among -the directsrs, by death, resignation or otherwise, the directors shall elect another to fill the vacancy-for the remain- der of the year, from among the stockholders and in case of sickness, or necessary absence, of the president, be shall, in writing, appoint one of the board of directors K> act as president pro tempore. Art. 11. The board of directors shall have power to appoint a president and other officers aed servants, for conducting- the business of tlie company, and shall fix the compensation to be allowed them, which expences shall be defrayed out of the funds of the company. The board of directors shall also have pow- er to purchase, lease or rent a proper buil- ding-, in Hagers-Town, for the bank, at the expence of the company; they shall likewise have power to make, revise, alter or annual, rules, orders, by-ia ws & regulations for th e go- vernment of the company, and that of their of- iUi-rs, servants, & affairs, asamajority efthem shall deem expedient, provided, they are not contrary to law, or the constitution. Art. 12. The company shall in in case be concerned in any article but notes, Rills of ex- change, mortgages, stock of the United States, or bullion, and insuring-against losses by ore, except in the case of debts due to the bank, then they shall be fully justifiable in taking any kiudof security they can obtain. Art. 13. Ordinary discounts may be made by the president and any three directors, but the president and five directors shall be necessary lor the purpose of transacting the general bu sinessof the company. Art. 14. Stock in the Hager's-Town bank in.-,, be transferred by the holder, in person, or toy power of attorney, at the said bank, but all debts actually over due to the company by a stockholder offering to transfer, must be discharged before such transfer sliallbe made. Art. 15 Dividends of the profits of the com- pany shall be made at the end of the first year, and half yearly thereafter, and at the end of every three years a dividend of surplus profit shall be made. Art. 16. The books, papers, correspond- ence, funds, and every transaction of the com- pany, shall at all times be freely open to the inspection of the directors. Art. 17. A majority of the directors may, at any time, call a general meeting of the stockholders for objects relative to the inte- rests of the company, they giving six weeks notice in the public prints, and expressing in such notice, the points or subjects to be deli- berated upon at such meeting. Art. IS. In case tl-e whole of the shares (except those reserved for the state) shall not be subscribed, on the days for taking subscrip- tions as aforesaid, the board of directors may open the subscriptions again, at sticn fcime and place, or places as they or a majority of th;.m ma. think proper, first giving six weeks notice of the same in the public prints. Art. 19. Whenever the state shall become a stockholder to the amount of twenty thousand dollars, of the shares reserved, and shall have paid up that sum to the bank, she shall he entitled to appoint one director. Art. 20. Before the president and directors shall act as such, they shall take an oath, or affirmation, " that they will faithfully, dili- gently and honestly, perforin the duties of their station;" and the other officers of the shall take a similar oath or affirmation, and shall .give bond with security, to the satis- faction of the board of directors, for the faith- ful discharge of their dutiss in their several stations. Art. 21. All notes offered for discount in the said hank, by any person or persons, shall, on the face thereof, be made negotiable at the -town hank,and when the drawer shall ide. in Ilngcrs-town, such note "shall be made pa;, aide at the. house of some person ill H ago rs-town, and notice given by the proper servant of the bank at such house, that such note hath become due, sliallbe, to all intents and purposes held and considered to be as completely binding- on (be drawer and endor- se rs, as if notice had been personally served on each of them. JHi, 22- Andasthe agricultural,manufaetur- ¦ commercial interests of Washington, and the adjoining counties, will be greally be. ! by this institution, it is believed C ex- , thai the legislature will (as they have ilia done i'. am a char- ter for- incorporating (lie said company, & con- firming, making legal ami binding the seve- ral articles and regulations before-mentioned, v, i:i\ such other piovisions, as to the legisla- ture may seen) proper, provided they shall not be inconsistent with the articles of this agree. men*. The board of directors are hereby di- rected to present a petition to the legislature for this purpose, with a draught of an act of incorporation, agreeably to the principles here- in laid down ; they are hereby directed also, to petition for, and endeavor to obtain in the charter or act of incorporation, a power for the said company to insure against losses by fire. Given under our hands, this da / of IK; if. N. B. It is believed, that not more than 10 or 15 dollars a share will be wanted to consti- tute a sufficient ca] be first J ear ; ,v if the shares are all subscribed, it is presumed that not more than 20or '.> dollars a share, will ever be wanted or called for. OCT The editors of the Frederick-town He- rald and Republican Advocate, at Freedick- town; of the Federal Gazette and the Ame- rican at Baltimore ; of the Franklin Reposi- tory at Chaniberslurg ; and of the Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer at Maitinsburg, are desired to publish the above art icles of as ¦ sociation, once a week, until the 1st Monday in March next, in their respective papers, and transmit thair accounts to the president of the Hagers-town bank, at Hagers town, for payment. Notice. BY virtue of an order of the orphan's court of Baltimore county, will be cxpoied to sale, on the first day of April el si}inpp, all the'right, title and interest of Simon Donnelh , deceased, in and to a'certainbrich Messuage, lately oc- cupied by the said Donnelly, together with the lot adjoir.ii.g-, situate in Bond street, Fell's Feint The terms of sale, one haii cash, & the remainder in six mouths, upon approved security. JOHN E. HALL, Adm'i, January 7. 2»wJA Jolin B. JaufTret, Nl>. 42, NOilTH GlVY-STKEET, Has received per the brig '/eletnaclms, fifftn TrinttUitl in Cuba, 606 boxes while and brown Sugar, no Hides, b- tons Fustic. Ot. hand. Short yellow Nankeens entitled to drawback ; Hyson, Young Hyson, and Imperial leas ; Sail cloth. All jwliich he offers for sale on the usual terms 1) ¦>¦!-. 15._____________ d15'.f<»_ iiaziehurst, Brothers iif; Co. SATE FOR SALE, Copperas Flint Glass, English Sheet Lead, assorted 13ar Lead Big Lead Shot, B. B. No. la 3 Crowley Steel A Hum Brown ditto in crates, containing 12 tables Porter 8c vVineBottles Grind Stones. Also, A general assortment of SILESIA LI- NENS, consisting of Cress, Dowlas, J'latil- las, Britannias, Estopillas, Listr.dos, Checks, Stripes, and an assortment of Cstton Hosiery. January 12. eo!2t Cheese, Gin, Pipes, &c. Just received and for sale by the subscribers, at No. 64, Mariet-street, 14 pipes pure Amster.fem Gin ; 350 boxes Smoaking Pipes, 3 gross each; 1500 Bins Apple, Double Gloster, and Truckle Cheese, marie in the neighbourhood of the place where the Alammoth Cheese, foar NOT made ; 100 boxes old Cigars, fit for immediate use ,- 75 cases very fresh Olives, Caper, and Anchovies, in go d shipping order and intitled to drawback ; 15,000 colored Goshen Cheese, in casks and boxes ; 4-0 bbis. N. E. Rum. JACOB & WM. NORKIS. On hand, Warranted and common Chocolate; 20 chests Souchong Tea ; 30 do. Young H;..son, suitable for retailing ; 20 half anil 20 whole chests fine flavored Imperial, on low terms; Hyson Skin, inchests, of superior quality; Ma- laga Raisins, in boxes and kegs ; Grapes, in jars ; Old Cabiness Tobacco, fit for immedi- ate use j hard and soft shell Almonds, hi bbls. Sherry Wine, in qr. casks ; Cherry Bounce, in ditto j Sweet Oil, in cases, of 30 flasks each, and boxes of 12 bottles each, very fresh and intitled to drawback : white Calcutta Su- gar, in bags; fresh Londtsn Mustard, in box- es, &c. &.c- ike. January 9. d3t-2aw6w For Sale, 2000 boxes blue marble Castile Soap, made at Leghorn purposely for the West India mar- ket, 2 cases Straw Hats, 1 case French Cambrics, 1 do. Shirting and Sheeting Linen, 20 tons Logwood, 15 do. Nicaragua do. Champaign Wine, white and red, of very superior quality in cases of 5 dozen each, Claret, in cases from 1 to 4 doze-n, Do. in hhds. London particular Madeira Wine, in pipes & hhds. old and fit for immediate use, London Particular Teneriffee, in pipes, Lisbon, in pipes and hhds. Port, in do. do. and quarter casks. For sale, by WILLIAM COLE, No. 4 South-street. January 5. - dot-2aw Soup House. The Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the public, that he continues to give Breakfasts and Dinners as usual, on mo- derate terms, at the corner of Countv wharf and George's-street. PETER PAUL. January H1. 2aw3trfl ^The Partnership of lyson and NOERIS was dissolved by mutual con- sent, on the 1st instant. All persons having claims against them, are desired to bring in ecounts for settlement ; and all those who may be indebted to them are requested to make payment to either of the subscribers, at their late Counting House. ISAAC TYSON. JOHN NORK IS. The business in future will be carried on at the old stand, on Ellieotf's wharf, bv ISAAC 'li'SON. January '9.______ eo7f|| 12 barrels Newton Pippins Of superior quality, lit for family use, for sale by GEO. HILL. Jan. 22. co8t BALTIMORE AND XElSTERS'TQWiJ U URNFIKK-KOAD COMi\iNVt NOTICE. THE President and Managers require the payment cf the fourth, and last instalment of five dollars, rm each share of stock, on Mon- day the Kith day of March next. Payment will be receivedat the Union Bank of Maryland. By or ier of the Board of Managers, J LEWIS WAMPLER.'sec'y. January 14.______________eol6Mh lOoTJohars Reward. RAN away, on the 26th instant, from the subscriber, living in Jlush River neck, Harford county, Maryland, two negro men, one named BEJf, about do years old; C feet liigh, strait and well made, of a darkish complect ion ; high nose ; has lost one of his upper foreteeth ; generally wear;; his wool platted or queued, and n the violin. The other, named flA.lt RV, about 25 year.-of age, 6 b'et high, dark- ish co'.riplection ; a. remarkably handsome fel- low, and when spokt n to, has generally a plea- sant cm - The end of one of his lit- tle fingers has been mashed by a piece of tim- ber, the nail split, and the end of the finger thereby rendered blunt: wears his wool ge'ne- neraliy platted and turned up with a comb- Tin si- negroes are brothers, and both very- good sawyers, and are much accustomed to ikevirihg timber wjtfi the broad axe. Their com- mon working cloaths were, a short round- about jacket, of coarse brown cloth, and lined either with green or yellow baize, and shirts and tro'usi rs of Rus >ia sheeting, with good felt hats. They probably took with them vari- ous other cloaths, which cannot be described The above reward will he given, for securing 1 negroes in any jail without the state of Maryland, Br fifty dollars for each. If taken in Harford county, fifteen dollars, and if in any other county within the state, thirty dollars each, with ail reasonable changes if brought home PARKER HALL, Harford county. August 30. SJaw Just Received & for Sale, by M.& J. CONRAD, & Co. 133, Market-s'ueer. CRANCH's REPORTS, vol. 2d. Ja..u;u-y 24. e0'lt Raisins, Cm-rants, Lemons, ALMONDS, Re. Just received and for sale by the subscribers, 64, M/.«ET s i bee i , 50 kegs fresh Raisins, good quality, 200 boxes Bloom and Muscatel do. do. do. 30 ditto Lemons, 20 ditto Fig Bin •, 200 ditto Mould Candles, for family use, from Hill's, and Sampsons ik Co's manufacto- ries, 50 boxes white Soap, 20 small casks real Zar.t Ctraants, 200 each, 50 barrels real soft-shell A Intends, 20 ditto hard-shell ditto, 15 pipes Holland Gin, 20 half chests and 4c small boxes Imperial and Young Hyson Teas, 500 wt. Bengal and Flotant Indigo. JACOB & WM. NORRIS. December 23. 2aw2m ISAAC 1vT™1^0N, Arn. 30, Fayette-sirtct, Baltimore, FI A S FOR SALE, A large assortment of Bolting Oi.oths, which he has just imported from the Manu- facturer, warranted good, and ar« purchased with ready-money, andoflered for sale, by the piece or otherwise, at a small profit. A few pieces of Burr Blocks of good quality, if ap- plied for soon maj be had. Plaister of Paris IH the Stone, ground for land, and prepared tor plastering. / have also, Mill Stones of dilicrent.sizes on hand, and ood materials to make any other size 'that ay be wanted at a short notice. October 6- 2aw6ms. Three Dollars Keward. RAN away on Wednesday, the 31st De- cember last, an apprentice boy named JOHN KENNEDY, between .8 and'l9 years of age, about 5 feet 4 inches high. The only cloathes he took with him were those he had on, which were as follows, viz. blue cloth jacket and trousers, striped waistcoat, coarse shoes and stockings and felt hat. For the tiding up and delivering the said Kennedy to the subscriber, the above reward will be given and all reasona- ble charges paid. JACOB WALL. N, B. All persons are hereby forwarned a- gainst harboring or carrying away said ap- prentice. J. W. January 13. 2avv4dj John Sperry, No .').), SlHlTH'£,'\Vi; AI1F, Idas imported in the ship 'Joseph ana 1'habc, from Bremen, and offers far sale on fiber attains, ius 4 bales fine while Ticklenburgs, 4- ditto Hempen Osnahurgs, "^ 5 ditto Burlaps. On hand, 20 cases Dowlas and Creas, 6 ditto white 1'la.t.illas, 5 ditto brown ditto, 4 ditto Brittannias, 2 ditto Cott ,n Stripes, 4 ditto Hats, 2 ditto Co1; . Hose, 2 ditto Weavers' Heeds, 1 ditto St' el Bugles, 7 bales India d iislips, 15 pipes 4th proof real Cogpiae Brandy, 53 hhds. bright Maryland Totmcco, 2 ditto Richmond ditto. Also, Ribands, Laces and Edgings, Beads, and one pair elegant. Gilt Looking Glasses, December 10. . 2aw This is to give iNouee, THAT the subscriber of diaries county, bath obtained from the orphans' (,,urt of Charles county, in Maryland, letters of ad- ministration on the estate oi Justinian .' lateofsaidcounty. AH persons having claims against the saie Justinian Suann, ire hereby warned to exhibit the same, v, ilh the vouch- ers thereof, to the subscriber, at or before the 17th day of March, 1807, they may other- wise by law, be excluded front all bee the said estate ; and all persons indebted to said estate, are hereby requested to ma mediate payment to the i-ubscr'u er. Given under my hand, this 1 S lb'("6. JAMES SU'ANN, Ad'r. [D. 18.] 2awl'2f ' Garden Spi THE Subscriber r< t,p. ctlullv informs the inhabitants of Baltimore, that be keeps a ee- neraiasa irtment of the best kind of GARDEN SEEDS, fil for our <->sm> soil, and those also fee the (Vest India market. Orders Will he t ankfi Hand punctually attcia il - itiiiri ateithi ro! his stalls, No.. 36, F< I"- -Point Market, or No. 1 and 3, G< n- t'-i Market, or at his Garden near the Marine e.al. JOHN M.YUtOFT. January ''-. f-t-f.it th,M§ CcoijT VV. Field; No. 157 1-2, Baltimore street, has for sale, By the p&c&age a> piece, AN EXPENSIVE ASSOIll'MKNT OF MiL^CIlANLUZE. Amongst which arc, Sugar £.k S$l SIXTY l.o and G;..;d.'h.!.ee, en'illed to drawback in. The. d.i hi'imirc-s v ill be re- ceded in payment. AppT\ to "ilRISCOL Si PAP-TKIDGF., Bowlv's wluirC JanuarylS. 2aw6t For Sale, TH \T noted and desirable MILL SEAT, adjoining; the Aquia Warehouse and town of .hat.'ly upon the sfag-e roThl leading from Alexandria to Fredi being at the head of tide water, on Aqijia Creek, in Staff rd county, state of Virginia, where a Mill is greatly wanted, for the ¦ modation of the town St neighborhood (c*cR- sive of an extensive back country, pec adapted to the raising of wheat, their staples commodity) heingno vent i'ur '.he Wheat to advantage, without s1 Alexandria, Baltimore and otli .-,;:;-- kets. My necessity and inability to improve t'.« seat and build thereon, ai e tin ns for silling this valuable property ; my wish, there- fore, is to sell to some person well versed in. the Milling business, on the model*" whose inoiiea'.i.wi and ability wilt indue, to improve it npreediately. To such a'< I ter the terms of sale will be made easy a-.d accomroodafipg. I therefore orjiif description, presuming no parson will makr- such purchase, without viewing the situation, which I have no doubt, will best reci itself. For furtlw I - pply to the subscriber, near the prerois WILLIAM P. EAV1.7. Stafford, November 1.3." law Bankets,Rose, Duffle, and Point, Flannels, red, white, and yellow, Cloths, fine and super- fine, Plains, blue, drab, & mixed, Baize, Coating-s, Bennett's Cords, Hunter's ditto, President's do. Mole-skins, Fancy Prints, Mohair Plush, Pins, Threads, Hosiery, Silk, Cotton, and Worsted, Irish Linen, 7-8 and 4-4, some very fine, PlatUM Droghcda Linens, Dimities, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Silk and Lea- ther, Laces and Edgings, Silk Shawls & Veils, Long Lawns, Flushings, fke INDIA GOODS. Gurrahs, Sannahs, Baftasj Mysapore Chintz, Checks, Mainoodies, 'as, ings, Taffaties, Seushaws, Si-wi; - Silk, Madras If'dkfs, he. The above goods will be sold at the usual credit, or very low for cash. G. W F. lias received invoices of sundry goods from England, which are now landing in Philadelphia, and will be forwarded to this city, without delay. November 15.______(Jan-15.) 2aw Pocket Look; LOST on Fell's-Point, on the afternoon of the twenty-second instant, a small red Mo- rocco POCKET BOOK, containing 47* in Bank Notes, Oof 5g each and 2 Ig notes of the Farmer's Bank of Maryland. Alan, a note of hand for 77g, dated 'he 4th day of March, 1806, payable 12 months after date, and sundry papers of no use but to the own- er. Twenty dollars reward will he given for the Pocket Book, with the contents, on leaving it at the Offic.eoi' the federal Gazette. January 24. eo4tj: For Sale, ' A TRACT OF LAND CALl.IiD TiKA'. CONTAINING 102 l-2acres, about 4 miles from Elk Ridge Landing, adjoining the land of Luther Martin, esq. on the road to Mont- gomery and Frederick counties. About 60 is in wood ; about 5 acres of meadow" may be made ; the soil is adapted to planting* or farming j there is a house, and some fn trees on it. The terms maybe known, by applying to> Mr. Jesse Tyson, in Pratt si'-ec t, Baltimore, or the subscriber, in the upper part of Anne- Arundle county. CHARLES ALEXANDER WAPFII>LD.. January 19. lawfiw This is to give notice, THAT the subscriber, oftbe city of Balti- more, hath obtained from the orphan's court oi Baltimore county, in Maryland, letter;; tes- tamentary on the p i ate of David. Uldden, httS of Baltimore aforesaid, deceased. AlliPersons having clai ¦ the said de- ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub- scriber, at or before the tenth day of July next, they may othorwise, by law, be excluded mr.n all benefit of the said estate ; and those inileh;- ed are requested to make immediate payment Given under my baud, this sixth day of Janu- ary, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seven. SUSAN OLDDEN. (J. 6.) h..,6m Fanners' Bank of Maryland, January 6, 1807. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To the ,-toekliohlers of the Furnters' Bank of Mar\ hind, That the tenth and last payment of five dollars on each share of capita! stock, will become due and payable at said bank, en Thursday, the 5th day of February next.— holders will observe, that if this paymeirt is not regularly made, it will be attended wiih. a loss of interest on all former payments, ?s the interest on the whole amount will be cal- culated only from the time when the said last payment shall be ma.de good. By oi JONATHAN 1'INKNEY, Cashier. .3.) iawaF nc-Aruntlel County Court. Septet)/b'-r tci'»r, 1806, RULED by the court, that all suits trans- mitted froT.1 the gerel-al court to this court, - the art of ass; mbly, entitled '¦•'¦'< act tft pi ovule for th; olation of the courts of common law in this state, and lor the administration of justice, and continued last court, Utah r the rule to employ new courisel, shall net continue longer than to the end of the next court, under the said rule, and the suite,is interested therein, are hereby reipiired ,-near to if. Bison or by counsel, on or before the second day of next term, or the same will be tried or discontinued, as the case may be, during the said n-rui. Ordered by the court, that, the said rule be published in ll ¦ Gazette, of ,-i.ni-:i- phlls, and the Federal Gazette of the city of : Baltimore, once a fortnight lor six months. , n-der, NICHOLAS HARWOOD, Ccrk. October 14. «2W13 P. Williamson's celebrated ELASTIC THREE SLIT MA CALICPF.N, which has been pronounced, by many of the most eminent penmen, to be rar superior to any metallic Pen that has csver been made heretofore, either in Europe or America ; it ir, well known that all the Pens upon the for- mer principle have been wanting in tliat pli- ability which all Pens should have in order to write with smoothness and rapidity, which in this is happily eiiecled by the two additional side slits. Also, Perpetual Almanac Cases with Penjs or Pencils or both, the novelty and utility of which will render it far preferable to any com- mon pencil case, tie difference in the price being insignrficajit, may be had of the or ,'ir. George Aiken, No. 72, Market-street, Baltimore. N. B Considerable discount made to those who purchase a (juautitf. January 2. law By Order of the Orphans' (hurt of 'Baltimore County. THIS isto g-ive notice, that the subscriber of the city of Baltimore, hath obtained frotn the orphans' court of Baltimore county, in Mary- land, Jetterjs of administration on the personal estate of Winckles Bi Gotdthwaite, late of ore county, deceased. All persons having claims against said deceased, at e. hereby warned to exhibit the same, with. the vim''he . thereof, to thi - b hefbr< ll , iber-. wise by law, be excluded fi the said estate. Given under my hand, this fifth day of January, in the v.- I , i, hun- dred and seven. . ISAAC PHILLll'S, Administrator of V, -,ait. January 5. j 2t PRWTED AND ur JOHN i Qpfl&ite the Post-Ol B A L T j U O Fi U.