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| s-PTvfr? clieejTully assisted in their convey- ance. " French tro-:y>s are Joining the Russian nrmy, 'bier, by the middle ofFebrtvary will comprise three hundred thousand men be- tween the Nei nen and the Vistula. " Geif. Tolstoy commands a corns of tCicoo men at Sielce ; gen. Ba^onaut'is posted at the little village of Martihky, on the Omulci'o, across which river he has es- tablished a bridge ; general.Tolly commands I var.ee of the "left wing of the army at Sielun ; the rear, with general Osterman, lias fallen back upon the strong position of '.Kolno ; and the other corps of the arn.y, bnder the orders of prince Dolgorousky, gen. Somcteff, &C occupy Wizna. Bail- stock, Mittosy, &c- General Bojehovden's division occupies Ncwygrod^Clinki, Loin- za, iU." " The whole of the army is thus concen- trated within the circuit of a few miles, notwithstanding the difficulty to provide provisions and f .rage ; and it is hence obvi- ous, that general Kamenskoy is determined to resume offensive operations the moment he is in a condition to do so. The Russian prmv is impatient to meet the enemy—no- thing can surpass their enthusiasm and con- fidence. *" General Sitoff, previous to the affair at Fraingurkaw, read a the head of his detach- inent,°one of the French bulletins, contain- ing scurrilous reflections on the Russian ar- my, on which the soldiers in tumultuous iadtignati-m, exclaimed, " Lead us on, and ¦we will punish our calumniators." A strong Prussian corps has taken possession of the defiles of Nikolarken. The French division under Net, has fallen back behind the Dribentz; and a corps of about 300 men, which had pushed beyond Osterode, was surrounded by a Prussian regiment at Dentsch Eykm, and cu1 to p exes. " That you may judge of the risk and dai ¦ • ' hicb attended Bonaparte's person, le-de-carn|>, Segur, is taken prisoner. Every one is anxiously waiting further par- ticulars." Such is the official account published at Petersburg.—In every point of view it. de- serves to be considered as a great victory. We sliall be told, perhaps, that no ground . and that it aid not produce the , the French to abandon the Nairew, and '-.po-i the Vistula.—But it is the first decisive check that the arms of Bonaparte have exp. pon the con- tinent. Be has gone on from victory to vie tovy, in an'r almost bee com':; series, ¦ till at last it had relieved that wherever ley must be successful, er, have weakened that n a battle in which he inpers n, superintending*he operations, and directing ajl the movements. Had! 1 there, it would have been I e battle was lost because he was absent. It is to be remarked too, that the-""Ftench were beat, not by superior numbers, but by The promptitude and decision of the Russian movements, by the dexterity and skill of the Russians manosnvres. Considering the victory in this point of view, deeming it an atchievment highly ho- norable to the Russian arms, and affording ns an earnest ot future success, we must say we were dissttstecl.at the cold, cheerless man- ner in which the government gazette speaks of the battle. Instead of the tone of con- gratulation and triumph, we find a chilling comfortless acknow.edgment that the Russi- ans, " though unprepared'for this contest, have made their retreat without any conside- rable loss, certainly with an army unbroken —with a victory, by their own accounts." By the middle of this month, the Russi- an armv between the Niemen and the Vis- tula will be.300,000 strong. The Petersburg official accounts makes no mention of any battles after the 26th ; and it is to be remarked that in that account, as well as in general Benningsen's letter to the king of Prussia, not a word is said of Bux- hovdens division.—Was it really not en- gaged ? and is the French report of the bat- tle with Buxhovden a mere invention? We must suppose it to be so, because we find Benningsen's left, wing engaged with the division under Davoust, who was said, in the French Bulletin, to have attacked Bux- hovden. FEDERAL GAZETTE. MONDAY, MARCH 23. We are informed that Mr. Bowen, propri- etor of the Columbian Museum, at Boston, V'hich was lately destroyed by fire, is now in this city, soliciting aid from the liberal promoters of the arts and sciences. We hope that his appeal will be as favorably received by the citizens of Baltimore, as it lias been in Philadelphia and New-York, that he may • be enabled to commence the re-establish- ment of his institution. From the Washington Federalist of the 21.it March. THE TREATY. We believe w» have it now in our power to relieve the public mind from that uncer- tainty in which it has heretofore been sus- pended. The inaty will be immediately returned to London, for further negociation. For this purpose the Wasp ship of war is ordered to be got ready for sea immediately —the officers are selected ; the crew com- pleted, and Thursday next is named as the day on which she is to sail. Capt. Smith, •who is to command the Wasp, will be the bearer of the treaty to London ; from thence the Wasp will repair to the Mediter- tfjinea to be stationed. In r > in on the subject of the > heard to de- have laid it before the ly had been unanimous its f»t)fie»tion, still he would have withheld th of his sigaature. So he i.nsslf to some of 1 alined on its total • :it form. vessels sailed from Liverpool ?Sth February: Stops DLii?, Rbl- brodk ; Fame, LoftR i Hercufcs, Bradford. Left at Liverpool, ships John Adams, Cal- lendi r, to sail 23th ; Adriana, Hartshorn, un- certain ; Abeoiu, llobson, Feb. 20 ; Plough. boy, Collar'd. From Lloyd's List, to Feb. 12, I007. The ship Paulina, Clarke, from Balti- more for New-Castle, on entering the Tyne, in the night of the 16th of January, went on shore on the Herd Sand, but little pros- pect of being bilged, part of the cargo and all the crew saved. Six Sisters, Wirgman, fr m Baltimore has arrived at Bristol, England, in 26 days. The Carlisle, for Baltimore, passed by Gravesjnd February 6. Extract of a letter from Bermuda, received at Philadelphia, dated loth March. During the last week the court sat for about seven hours in the case of the Colum- bian Packet. Nothing decisive has been done, except as to the shipments of Messrs. Hargous, Hollingsworth & Son and Bous- quet, which were restored. " A decree will probably take place as to the rest at the next court, though ^from some remarks that fell from the judge, up- on the deficiency of the evidence, I very much apprehend it will not be favorable. " In (he course of the trial, the judge, observed that where the right to the proper- ty rested principally uoon letters from the claimant's correspondent, the originals, and not copies of such letters ough. to be pro- duced. " In the case of the schr. Intrepid, Suter, the trial of which took place the week pre- ceding that of the Columbian packet, fur- ther proof has been ordered, as the judge thought there was reason, to suspect that the outward cargo had been imported into the United States, from the colonies by the schr. and that there was a continuity of voyage from the colonies to the mother country. " Tlie Baltic, Donaldson, got in here a few days ago, after beating about the island upwards 0! a week. " The brig Mary, Marshal, from New- York for Jamaica, ship Calliope, from New- York for Havana, were brought in here for trial, the latter however was liberated." LOTTERY INTELLIGENCE. The following- is a correct list of the prizes drawn in St. Paul's Parish Lottery at the close of the twelfth day's drawing, on Friday last. The drawing will be regularly continued every Tuesday and Friday until further no- tice. Prizes of fire hundred dollars, Nos. 1943, first drawn ticket, 5540, 13046, 17412. Prices of two hundred dollars, Nos. 1756, and 15975, the first drawn number after 20C0 tickets had been drawn. Prizes of oi)e hioidred dollars, Nos. 708, 3539, 5142, 12985, 14540,' 16407. Prizes of fifty dollars, Nos. 508, 158.';, 5829, 8453," 9685, 13893, 14384, 17174, 17958. Prizes of twenty dollars, Nos. 3459, 4570, 5305, 6828, 7539, 7612, 8499, 9750, 10439, 11449, 11943, 12790, 18087, 14788, 15549, 16074 Prizes of ten dollars, Nos. 77, 1594, 1964, 1980, 2527, 2570, 2709, 2795, 3006, 3042, 3061, 3936, 3302, 8636, 3796, 3814, 4036, 4455, 4463, 4846, 4996, 5521, 5780, 6123, 6171, 6217, 6491, 6709, 6747, 6936, 7130, '7637, 7674, 7820, 7866, 8049, 8131, 8463, 8842,9794, 9943, 9982, 10025, 10130, 10377, 10803, 10903, 10937, 11075, 11094, 11272, 11483, 11564, 11824, 12014, 12427, 12491, 13238, 13954, 13286, 13440, 13527, 13530, 13731, 18734, 14129, 14171, 14578, 14822, 14922, 14E88, 14990, S 72, 15 97, 15279, 15877, 15970, i«5Sfi>, 16405, 16522, 16957, 17020, 17264, 17486, 17634, I78i„6, 17935, IgOOO. And six hundred and sixty-four prizes oT six dollars, making in the whole, 790 prizes. Total gain of the wheel, rating the-tickets at 5 dollars, 3264 dollars. Present, price of Tickets, gS 50 Half Tickets, 8 00 The managers contemplate immediately drawing a larger number. By order, SAMUEL VINCENT,? Clerks to the SAMUEL COLE, 5 managers. March 23. New-Ycrk, March 19. Arrived, the brig Bellisarius, Clough, of Wiscasset, 50 days from Berbice. Sailed from Berbice, Jan. 30, brig William, Moulton, for Portland ; and brig Altnira, Ames, for Savannah; Feb. 2, schr.Indus- try, Page, of Bath, and iris, Folansbee, of Portland, for Turks-Island :—6th, in co. with the Bellisarius, schr. Isabella, Bliss, of Boston—the above vessels were obliged, after having their returnedcargoes on board and ready for sea, to land and store them, not being permitted to bring them away. The schjv~€eres, Foss, from Saco, also sailed in co for a market, not being able to sell at Berbice. Left, ship Alert, Apple- ton, arrived from Boston, Jan. 124, was seized the 29th, and a guard of soldiers put on board the 3d of February ; brig Caro- line, Hayden, for Boston in 15 days ; Wm. and Martha, Hastings, of Boston, discharg- ing to government ; schr. Ploughboy, Rey- nolds', of Norfolk ; —, Benton, N. London ; & a brig from Portland, just arrived. A num- ber of American vessels arrived daily, but obliged to depart withou disposing of their cargoes, as they can get no produce. All articles are prohibited at Berbice, except lumber and fish.—Boards 48 dollars fish 27 1-2 stivers per lb. payable in bills at 90 days sight, 24 guilders per £. sterling. Spoke, the sloop Patty, Becvans, 5 days from Baltimore. March 20. Arrived, thg ship Mary, Crockatt, 69 days from Antwerp. Sailed from Flushing in co. with ship Aeriel, Curran, and brig Eiiza, of do. both bound for salt ; brig gen. Armstrong, for New-York. Left, ship Fair American, of New-York, for Isle of May ; ship Little Cherub, of Philad. was up at Antwerp; ship John, Frost, of do. for Isle oFMay. Feb. 53, kit. 35, 40, long. 63, 30, spoke a Portugn'e ship, 30 days from Oporto to Philadelphia. Below, ship Trident, Blakcman, from Canton. __ ¦ By giving a few insertion's to the follow- ing, you will render an essential service to shippers and ship owners who have their vessels in the Baltic trade : Those who al- ready have experienced the consequences of not conforming with the quarantine laws of Denmark, need not a reperusal of this. The publication is intended to prevent future los- ses. G. HvMMEKEN, Danish consul's office, New-York. " As the same danger with -which ves- sels proceeding from the U. States to Danish ports are liable to threaten the public state of health, in no less degree exists with those bound to other ports on the Baltic, his majesty's government has invited the neighboring powers to adopt similar pre- cautions with vessels bound fromthe U. States to any of their respective ports, as by the royal ordinance of i5th May 1805, has been prescribed for Danish vessels as well as others proceeding from. United States for any Danish port. It has in consequence thereof been agreed between his majesty's government and the governments of Sweden, Russia and Prussia, that consular certificates shall henceforth be furnished either by Da- nish consuls or vice-consuls, where those powers themselves have no commercial agents or by theirs, vice versa, where no Danish consuls or vice-consul reside. Any vessel therefore to whatever nation it may belong which after public notice has been given of this arrangement, shall proceed from the United States to any Danish port or to any port on the Baltic, without being provided with a consular certificate of health, will be absolutely, on its arrival at the Sound, or at its port of destination, if not bound to the Baltic, be subjected to quarantine for a longer or shorter time, according to circum- stances, even if it should be provided with clean Bills of Health from the respective au- thorities." [N. Y. Gaz.} PORT OF BALTIMORE. ENTERED, Ship Erin, Stevenson, Bombay Brig Betsy, Davis, Guadaloupe Sch'r Antoniette, Hurst, Jacmel Vixen, Hutchings, St. Thomas Spedewell,' Green, Cape Francois Wolf, Jones, Charleston Sloop Richard Alfred, Terbill, Matanzas Criterion, Drinkwater, Portland CLEARED, Ship Sidney, Davey, Batavia William & Jane, Gorton, Madras Juniata,! Murphy, London General Mercer, Miller, Rotterdam Ruthy, Murphy, Barcelona Brig Sophia, Carman, do. Sally, Henry, Madeira Sch'r Freedom, Smith, Havana Flercules, Felt, , Salem Greyhound, Osborn, do. Almira, Merrit, Boston From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books. March 21. Arrived, schr. Vixen, -Hutchings, 18 days from St. Thomas—coffee and Indigo— Wm. Wood. Left there ad inst. schr. Father and Son, for Baltimore in 8 or 10 days, and several others, names not recol- lected. Passed iiv the bay, schr. Wolf, Jones, from Charleston ; brig Betsy, from Guadaloupe, and several schooners. Also, Danish schooner Antonette,-------, 20 days from St. Thomas, with coffee. Left the English brig Clyde, for Baltimore, and several Danish vessels. Also, British schr. Polly Birch, Willi- ams, 23 days from Port-au-Prince—coffee —Wm. Wood. Came into the capes on Tuesday with a deeply laden brig, said to be from Batavia. Off the capes spoke a schr. from Havana for Baltimore. March Q3. Arrived, the Swedish schooner Speed- well, Green, from Cape-Francois. Passed in the Bay, ship Margaret, from Havana, and the Danish brig Two Liddies, from St. Thomas. Also, schr. Enterptize, Austin, from Leg- horn, and 53 days from Malaga—soap, oil and marble—Christopher Deshon. Left at Malaga, 25th January, ship Globe, Deblois, to sail 27th January, destination unknown ; Herald, Bartlett, for La Vera Cruz ; Actress, Ogilvie, New-York—put in with the loss of her mainmast and rudder, repairing ; schr. Elizabeth, Pointer, of Philadelphia, from Barcelona, put in in distress ; brig Eliza, Kitchen, Philadelphia, to sail in company with the schr. Four-Brothers, Noble, of Salem ; brig Friendship, Skilling, for Bos- ton ; brig Sea Nymph, Whelan, for Phila- delphia. Passed in the Bay, scbr. Caroline, from New-Orleans. Also, brig Betsy, Davis, 26 days from Point-Petre, (Guad.)— sugars, &c.—Wil- liam Patterson and Sons. Sloop Richard Alfred, Tirbell, 20 days from Matanzas—sugars—Smith and Bucha- nan. The brig Betsy sailed from Point-Petre, 24th February, in company with schooner Union, Mason, of New-York, and brig E- lizabeth, of Newburyport. Off Bassaterre, was boarded by the British frigate Saucy ; opened several letters, and dismissed us. She afterwards bore down to the Union, and saw them bear away together. Left the brig Greenwich, Wells, and schr. Nymph, Gover, of Baltimore. A quarterly meeting of the Marine Society ¦will be held at Pamjihilion's Hotel, at seven o'clock on Thursday evening, %6th March. By order of the president, JOHN HAMILTON, Sec. March 23. •J/" The Importers of British Manufac- tures, are requested, to meet on This Even ing next, at 6 o'clock, at the Globe Inn. March 21. d%t Thos. ck Sam. Hollingsworth, HAVE FOR SALK, 100 hhds. Muscovado Sugar, 200 do. Clayed do. Cologne Mill Stones, various sizes, Jjolting Cloths, different cm alkies, Sale by Auction. TO-MORROW MORNING, The S4'A instil'i at 10 o'clock, at our tmvti/fh room, head of Vredirhk street dock, will com- mence tin1 sale of A Variety of Dry Goods ; And at 12 o'clock, 11! hh(Ts. Muscovado Sugar, 80 barrels do. do. A part of which is first quality, 19 tierces ~) 9 barrels C first quality Martinique Coffee. 148 bags 3 539 h >;;s excellent St. Domingo do. 60 sacks and bags Bourbon and Mocho do. 4- pipes Bordeaux Brandy, Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong Tea. And at private sale, 100 boxes Havana white, and 50 boxes Ha- vana brown Sugars, of a superior quality, 30f) boxes Trinidad white Sugar, 30,000 wt. Curicas Cocoa. VAN WYCK & OORSEY, Auct'i-s. March 23._____________________________ Sale by Auction. Will be added to cur sate to-morrow morning, 10 bales Gurrahs, t do Mamoodies, 1 do Saunas, 1 do Emerties, 1 do Cossaes, 1 do Baftas, 1 esse Creas, VAN WYCK Sc DORSEY, Auct's. March 23- _________________________ Sale by Auction. Will be added to our sale to-morrow morning for account of the underwriters, j..,. , n< (.damaged Carracas Cocoa. 2 barrels ) ALSO, 100 qr. boxes Prunes. VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs. March 13,_________________________ Sale by Auction. By order of the Orphans Court, will be sold on Tuesday the olsti'ist. at half past 10, o'ctoci, on ffampstead Hill, at the late residence if Charier Jtfyers, deceased, A variety of Household and Kitchen-fur- niture. THOMAS CHASE, Auct's. March 23.___________________________ Sale by Auction. On TUESDAY, The 31.!f inst. at half past 12 o'clock, will be sold at the premises, on terms which will then be made known, A Lot of Ground on the east'of JonsVFalls, with all the buildings and improve taents there- on, fronting- 30 feet on the south side of York- street, and running- south te Salesbury street, which property is subject to an annual rent to Mr. Robert Welsh, and was assigned by Tho- mas Hanna, 25th day July, 1805, to Trustees for the purpose therein mentioned. THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r. March 23. A Wet Nurse, May hear of an elegible situation on ap- plication at this Office. March 23. d4t| For Sale, 81 bags Prime COTTON. Apply to ALEXANDER ROGERS, fS, Smith's wharf Mach 23. eo4t Notice is hereby given, THAT I intend to apply to judges of Baltimore county court, at March term 180T, for a commission to mark and bound my part of a tract of Land, lying in Baltimore coun- tv, called Richardson's Forrest. NATHAN GREEN. March 23, 1807. Iaw4t Slating Business. THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that be carries on the SLATING bu- siness as usual at No. 3, North Liberty-street. Those who are pleased to favor him with their work may rely on having it executed in the strongest and neatest manner, & with the utmost dispatch. THOMAS PROCTOR. March 23. d3.tj| Notice. Mislaid or lost, a BOND from Jesse Tom- linson to Willam Tomlinson, for about the sum of fifteen hundred dollars, left in my care. If any person has the above bond they are requested to return it tome. The mak- er of the bond is notified tl at it is mislaid, and it therefore can be of no service to any person. CLEMENT BROOKE. March 23. d8t|| Wants a Situation, In a counting-room of a merchant engaged in the shipping business, or would go as supercargo to the West-Indies, ' A YOUNG MAN, competent to the keep- ing of a regular set of books, and who has re- sided for some time with a respectable mer- chant in this place, of whom satisfactory refer- ences may be had. A line addressed to J. P. and left at the post-office, will be punctually at- tended to. March 23. eo4l* Lafitte, Duche and Barthe, No. 50, Bmtimorf.-stiiest, Have just received and offer jar sale, S bales India Handkerchiefs,~\ 3 1 ditto Madras do. 1 2 1 box fine Chintz, 1 o^; 1 ditto striped Silk, >^ S 1 ditto Mens' Silk Stocking-s, ?•§-** 1 ditto Ladies' do. 1 ditto Damask Silk Shawls, J hj Also on hand, A large assortment of Silk & Fancy Goods. March 23. d6t The Subscriber Being duly authorised to settle the business of his brother Thomas Baxley, (who has late- ly taken ajourneyt.fi the western country with a view to settle therel requests all persons Inuing claims against him to present them for Settlement, and all those indebted to htm are re qui i-i «l to make payment without delay. JOHN 0AXLET. Who has for sale at No. 249, Market street. Coffees Sugar; Salt; Apple Brandv; se- cond and third quality Butter, in kegs, in good Shipping order ; fine and Superfine flour, all which will be disposed of at a moderate price, and favorable tern*!. J- B. March 23. JaTvlJt B altiir.tr e -> 1 itk-tcnvn 1 nrri' pike Road. THE subscribers being appointed Commis- lioner* by an act of the legislature, " enuu led an act to make several Turnpike Road* thi-ouidi Baltimore county, and for (.'her pur- poses"—to tab* subscriotion for making- a turnpike road from Raltimor.e towards York- town, to the Pennsylvania line ; do hereby give notice, that a subscription,book for a ca- pital stock of 100,000 dollars, in shares of 20 dollars each, will be opened at Mr. Wm. Evan's tavern, in the city of Baltimore, on the 11th day of May next, from the hour of 10 until 2 o'clock and will continue open dur- ing the same hours the two following days, ' unless the capital stock should be earlier sub-, scribed. Every person must pay down one dollar on each share at the time of subscrib- ing Not more than 25 shares can be sub- scribed for 00 the first day by any one person, nor more than fd'tv on the second day. JOSEPH THORNBURG, THOMAS M'ELDEKRY, N IC It MiCR RY MAN, of Elijah, DAVID M'MECHEN. March 23. dllthMy The Editors nfthe £ as ton Star ; Republican Advocate, and the German paper, Frederick-town ; the English a'-d German papers, Hoger's town, will please copy this advertisement, and forward their accounts to the Office if the American. City Commissioner's OfficeT* Baltimore, March 23, 1807. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the City Commissioners will meet on Saturday next, the 28th instant, at 10 ri*clock, A. M,. to establish the lines of part of lot No. '5o5. situate on Liberty.street, nearConowago- street, late the property of Mr. Shardell. They will also meet on Monday, the 30tli instant, »at 11 o'clock, A. M. to establish the westernmost boundary line of'lot No. 69, situ- ate on Market-street, Fell's-Point. They will also establish the dividing line between lot No. 70 and lot No. 71, running from George- street into the water of the north-west branch of the Patapsco. Those who are interested are requested to attend with the surveyor, land-marks and pa- pers necessary for establishing the above boun. daries. By order, SAMUEL VINCENT, Clerk. March 23. d4t For Sale or Charter,. , The English Schooner 2§V WANTON, Coppered to the bends, bur. then about 600 barrels, and . sails well. Her inventory may be seen at our auction room. VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs. March 23.______________ eo5t For New-Orleans, The Brig mart; F. Faherty, master; Will sail in a few days. For freight or passage, which will be reasonable, apply to the master on board, or to JOHN BOLTE, Ship-Broker, Opposite the Custom.House. Mar '.-> 23._______________ d4tj Wanted to Charter, FOR A PORT IN ENGLAND, A good VESSEL of about two thousand five hundred barrels burthen. Applv to CORNTHWAIT & YARNALL, , No. 83, Bowly's wharf. 7Vhu have for sale, 200 pieces Ravens Duck, 50 bbls. London refined Saltpetre. 3d Mo. 23. a For Sale, If immediate application is made, The Brig ATLANTIC, Now discharging ii -r cargo, a-'J^sffig? of the burthen of 117tons, sails well, is a staunch built vessel, not two years old, and maybe sent to sea at a vary small expence. Apply to ANDREW & THOMAS ELLICOTT. March 23. d4t+ Forty Dollars Reward. RAN away from the Subscriber, on the 3d instant, a Negro Girl, named PHEEBY ; be- tween 18 and 2o years of age ; has a down look when spoken to, and an affected mode ef speaking. She is very black, and slender- mad». Her clothing I cannot describe, as she left her own at home when she departed. She. left her child behind, only 4 months old. It is probable that her breast is not dried up, which may lead to a discovery, on examina- tion. I will give Twenty Dollars for appre- hending and securing her so that I get her again ; and if taken out of the state, Thirty Dollars Likewise ran away from the Subscriber, on Monday, the 16th instant, a Negro Woman, named LUCY ; between 35 and 37 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 8 inches hig-h ; has an open, free look; of yellow complexion, and very lus- ty-inade. She has also left her clothing be- hind, therefore I cannot describe her dress. She. has taken her two children with her; the oldest a boy, named Anderson, about 4 years old, of a yellow complexion ; the other a boy, named Addison, twelve months old, also of a yellow complexion. I will give_Twenty Dol- lars reward fin- apprehending and securing Lucy and her two children, so that I get them again ; and Thirty Dollars, if taken out of th« state. JOSEPH POWELL, Living witlun 2 miles of the Priests' Bridge. N, B, It is presumed that they have or will make for the city of 15altinioi-e, as Lucy has a free son living in Baltimore, who formerly be- longed to and waited on the late judge Sprigg; and Pheeby has a sister also there, living witU either Captain Kerr or captain William Pitt, on :''o Point. J. P. Anne-Ar ndel county, March 23. d3t|| This is to give Notice, THAT the subscriber, of Baltimore coun- ty, have obtained from the orphans' court of Baltimore county, in Maryland, letters of ad- ministration on the personal estate of capt. George Martin, late of Baltimore county, de- ceased: All persons having claims against the said deceased, are herehy warned totxhi- bit the sr.me, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at or before the 21st day of September next,'.hey ma; otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to VTiake immediate payment to roe of the surns by them respectively due. Given under my hand this 2'jt'a. day ot March, 1807. ANN. MARTIN, Adm'x. March 20, 1807. Iaw3t[| |