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An APPRENTICE wanted.
APPLY TO
J. H ROSS, No. 113, Dugas's wharf.
April 17. 2aw4t .
Havana Sugar.
Eleven-' hundred and fifty boxes of -white and
rown Havana Supers of the new crop and
f excellent quality fop sale by
" THOMAS TENANT.
| April 14._________________________d!6t
.Stock of Dry Gooci.s.
For sale on very advantageous terms, a well
selected a«d General assortment of DRY
TtOOTJS, amounting' to about 18,000 dollars,
V.' anplicatioiv is made soon to
A. M'CULLOH.
81, Market-street.
April 4. _____________ d _
Gait and Thomas
Have' imported in the Abeona and Fame, from,
Liverpool,
A.N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
BIRMINGHAM & SHEFFIELD GOODS
april 1:3. d4t-eo9t
Orange Flower Water.
20 boxes of ORANGE FLOWER WA-
TER, of excellent quality ; for sale by
CORNTHWAIT & YARNALL,
No. 83, Bowly's wHdRjr.
4th mo. 11. *____________;______d _
Blue Nankeens.
50O pieces Ion..; BLUE NANKEENS, en-
•tilled to drawback ; for sale by
CORNTHWAIT -& YARNALL,
83, Bo.wlyV-wharf.
4th mo. 10. _ _ d
REMOVAL.
Doctor Bacon
Has be(|oved to Mo .5, Cokawico-
STREET.
April 14. ______; ' eo4t
Spring Goods.
i Imported per Hercules, Fame and Abeona,
from Liverpool, now landing1 a..d for sale by
the feackawe or piece, by
P- HOFFMAN & SON.
April 17. f,'3t eoSt____
"~ 'ONE HUNDRED PAIR OF
BOOTS,
(Partieularly for the New-Orleans market)
for salens • GIDDINGS. & POPE,
No. 85, .Market-street.
also,
A general assortment of SHOES, on mo-
derate terms._______April 7____________d
Henry & Lindenberger,
No. 204, Baltimore-street,
Have received by the Fame, from Liverpool,
A complete assortment of
CUTLERY.
And on Lain-, an extensive assortment of
HARDWARE, SADDLERY, BRASS &
JAPANNED WARE.
April_9._ \ [_____;_______tn-l___ d
JTu-st received and for sale by
HENRY & l.INDENBRRGER,
No. 204, Ba vrtmohf.-strf, i,
100 dozen single, and double prime Wal-
uron SCYTHES, of the broad kind.
April 14._______________________________d_
Hancock and Norris,
NO. 203, MiUKET-STllEtl,
Hasoe received per sh':p Abeona, from Liver-
pool, a part of their spring supply of
Hardware,
Which completes their assortment.
April 14. __________ dim
The Sub scribe r s,
Having-commenced the COMMISSIONS
FLOUR BUSINESS in this city, under the
firm of CLAGETT k. SCHNEBLY, solicit
the patronage of their friends and the public.
BENJAMIN CLAGETT,
JACOB SCHNEBLY.
Who offer for sale on accommodating terms
sevenlv-three barrels Baltimore Pork.
April 8.___________________COSSAS
Gurrah 5
Azumga,
Itfcerguiigee'}
Jalalpor'e ^MAMOODYS,
Fine do. J
Fine Jalalpore SANNAS,
Gunny Bags,
White Thread Laces, Gloves, Velvet Rib-
lions, Paper Mounts, Plain Tiffany and Span-
g-led Fans, Morocco Caps, &.C. &c.
) ' Also in Store,
67 bales INDIA GOODS, consisting of
Gurrahs, Mamoodys, Sawns, Sannas, Cossas,
Baftas, Ike. &c.
The whole entitled to debenture.
. April 16. d!8tl|
IMPORTED in the ship Aeeona and
FOR SALE BY
APPLPTOxM & CO.
16, Calvert street,
Calicoes and Furnitures,
Ginghsftns,
. Dimities,
Nankeens and Grandurclls,
Cambric and Fancy Muslins,
Shawls and H'andkerchiefe,
Durants, Calirnancoes and Russells,
Hosiery,
Printed Cloth Table Cloths,
Elegant Laces and Quiltings,
Real Spider Netts,
Muslin do.
Vestings,
Ladies' Fashionable Beaver Hats,
Men's best.do. ..
", '""¦ ''-oi's'i'Vncy Jocliies,
Pins, &c. ka
As .iu.: casfis Fancy Muslins and Laces,
entitled to debenture,
April 16. (J
Baltimore College,
April 17th,1807.
The Trustees of the College, are respect-
fully requested to attend the adjourned meet-
ing- which is to be held in the College Rooms
on Monday evening next, at 7 o'clock, at
which time the rules and ordinances intended
for the government of the institution, will be
submitted to their consideration.
April 17 ____________ d3l|l
John H. Browning & Co.
35, Fell-street, Fell's-Point,
Have received per Abeona from Liverpool,
an extensive assortment of CUTLERY,
Amongst which are,
Table Knives and Forks, various qualities,
Pocket do. do. do.
Pruning do. " . do. ' do.
Pen do. do. do.
Carpenter's and Coopers Tools.
And a very handsome assortment Files and
Rasps, together with almost every article of
Cutlery, which they offer wholesale or retail
at a low advance for cash, or the usual credit.
And expect by the next arrival from Liver-
pool, their supply of coaise Goods, which
will make their assortment extensive and
complete.
In Store,
Wrought Nails and Spikes of all sizes,
Cut Nails and flooring Brads do.
Spades and Shovels, from No. 1 to 4.
Long and short lmnd Frying Pans,
Seine and Sewing Twine Ike. &.C.
ALSO,
A few crates Queen's-Ware, which will be
sold cheap for cash.
April 15. d4t-2aw8t
John &t James l^oberts,
230, Market-street,
Have just received a supply of INDIA
SHORT YELLOW NANKEENS, first
chop.
They have on hand,
4 boxes 4-4 Irish Linens,
5 do. 7-8 Colerain do.
2 bales 11-8 Checks,
5 do. India Muslins,,
' 2 cases Green Senshaws,
1 bide Cotton Stripes,
4 cases Brown Hollands,
1 do Diaper Table Cloths,
1 do. India Sewing Silk, .
1 do. Green Lutestrings.
Also,
An assortment of German Linens ; Cambric
Muslins ; Calicoes ; Linen Pocket Handker-
chiefs ; Velvets ; Cords ; American Prints and
Shawls, &c. &c. &c.— All of which will be
disposed of loft' on their usual terms.
April 13._________________________d!5t
China Silks, &c.
Cope and Brothers,
No. 202, Market-street,
HAVE FOR SALE,
Sewing Silks,
Silk Shawls',
Silk, and Cotton Ho-
siery,
Suspenders, Manehes-
try, &c.
Senshaws and Lute
string, assorted co-
lor's,
Fancy ditto and Plaid
Italian Silks,
India Silk Hdk'fs.
Bandannoes,
ALSO,
Gurrahs, Mamoodies, Sannas, Baftas, In-
dia Nankeens.
AND,
A few hales (on which the drawback is
lost) of Blue Gillas, do. Gurrahs, do. Succa-
toons, Checks, 2 cases fine Cambric Shirting,
and 1 hale Blue Linen Stripes, which will be
sold low to close sales.
They expect per first arrivals from Canton,
via. Philadelphia, a further supply of Silks,
Nankeens, kc.
April 17-__________________ d8t -
Francis I. Mitchell
Has just received and now opening a handsome
and well selectetl assortment of
Fancy £*? Seasonable Goods,
Which he offers at the most reduced prices
for cash, acceptances in town, or on his usual
credit to his punctual customers.
He has on hand,
70 hhds. Patuxent and Potomac TOBAC-
CO, with a quantity of Cocoa, and New-Or-
leans Sugar, which he is anxious to close
the sales of.
TO LET,
The Store and Cellar on Baltimore-street,
No. 245, which is spacious and well calcu-
lated for an extensive Dry Good Merchant.
The terms will be moderate.
April 17. A
Por Fredericksburg (Virg.)
7'b touch at Tappahannocl; and Port Royal,
- -X?32h 1'he Regular Packet
*9B^i3$'Bw* Schooner ANN,
xL®jSt2*yP' Capt. Thomas Kent,
3g&&sS£+ Will sail on Tuesday the 21 st
inst. (weather perrniting.) Freight for any of
the above places, will be received on the most
reasonable terms if early application is made to
Messrs. A. k R. BOUGHAN, or the mas-
ter on hoard at Smith's wharf.
April 17. d4t||
Baltimore & Tork-totvn Turn
pike Road.
THE subscribers being appointed Commis
sioners. by an act of the legislature, " entit-
led an act to make several Turnpike Roads
through Baltimore county, and for other pur-
poses"—to take,subscriptions for making a
turnpike road from Baltimore towards York
town, to the Pennsylvania line ; do hereby
give notice, that a subscription book for a ca
pital stock qf 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 din-
ing the same hours the two following- dare,
unless the capital stock should be earlier sud
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 on the first day by any.one person,
nor more than fifty on the second day.
. JOSEPH THORNBURG,
THOMAS M'ELDEKRY,
NICH. MERRYMAN, of Elijah,
DAVID M'MECHEN.
March 23- dllthMy
N B. The Legislature of Pennsylvania, at
its present session,, have passed a law to in-
corporate a company to make a road from
York-town, to meet the one here contem-
plated. april 17.
The Editors of the Easton Star ; Republican
Advocate, and the Grrmanpapf.rs Frederick-town ;
tlie English a'-d German papers, Huger's town,
will please copy this ulvertitement, and forward
heir accounts fo the Office of the American.
Cornthwait &' Yarnall,
No. 83, Bowly's wharf,
HAVE FOR SALE,
Fresh TEAS.
20 quarter chests of Imperial, Young Hy-
son and Hyson Teas, wdiicb. are samples of a
late importation, selected at Canton, by the
proprietor, and of very superior quality.
ALSO,
FRESH DRUGS, MEDECINES &. PAINT-
, ERS' COLORS.
2 cases Crude Camphor,
5 barrels Gum Benzoin,
2 cases Rhubarb,
6 tierces Cream of Tartar,
10 boxes of Harlem Oil,
16 casks Flour of Sulphur,
2 barrels of Aloes,
12 kegs Gum Tragacar.lb,
6 do. Arroa Powder,
6 barrels Anniseed,
6 sacks Assftfctida,
Long and common Nutmegs,
Oil Cinnamon,
Oil Mint,
Senna,
Balsam of Peru,
4 cases Liquorice Ball,
4 kegs Sago,
4 do. Gum Myrrh,
1 bag Columbo Root,
1 do, Sarsaparilla,
1 box White Wax,
3 kegs of Frankincense,
10 do. Ground Redwood,
4 do. Leaf Isinglass,
1 bbl. Dutch Pink,
3 do. Gum Seed Lac,
Powder Blue,
Qiiassia Wood,
Balsam of Caniva,
Do. of Canada.
CRUCIBLES,
3 bbls. 8 in a nest,
6 dp 6 do.
6 do 5 do.
6 do 3 do.
4th mo. 6. d
Beer, Porter h. Ale Brewery.
The subscriber wishes in the most public
manner, to acknowledge the favours which
his friends and a generous public haveconfered
upon him, in the purchasing of his mall Li-
quors. After the greatest exertion he feels
happy that he has succeeded in producing a
quality of Liquor which gives general.satisfac-
tion beyond his most sanguine expectation.
In asking permission to solicit a continuance
of favors, he assures his customers that his
present stock of Beer, Ale and Porter, nowrea-
dy for sale is of such excellent quality that he
will not shun a comparison with any that can
be produced,
MARCUS M'CAUSLAND,
April 17._______________________d
Dissolution.
THE time of Partnership between the sub-
scribers being expired, the same is dissolved
by mutual consent. All those indebted to said
concern are requested to make payment to
Michael Brosius j and those having claims a-
gainst the firm are requested to call on him
for settlement, he being authorised to settle
the same. He also continues the business at
the old stand, No. 1, Gay-street bridge.
JOHN WHITE.
MICHAEL BROSIUS.
The subscriber, grateful for past favors, re-
spectfully acquaints his friends and the pub-
lic, that he still continues business, under the
firm of A. WHITE & SON, at the .old stand,
67, North Gay-street, 2 doors from tlie bridge.
JOHN WHITE.
April 17. (__________ d4-i§
100 Dollars Reward.
Lost yesterday afternoon, between this
city and Beams's Tavern, on the llook's-town
road, Three hundred and fifteen dollars, chiefly
in twenty dollar notes on the Baltimore and
Mechanics' Banks, with sundry papers of
great importance, enclosed in a red Moroc-
co Pocket-Book. The above reward will be
given for the whole, and a liberal reward for
the papers alone and no questions asked. Ap-
ply at this Office. April 16. . d4t
Public Sale.
Pursuant to the last will and testament of the late
Captain Richard Conway, will be sold, on the
premises, on the first day of May next,
All his Real Property,
Lying in and contiguous to the town of Alex-
andria.
CONSISTING OF
Several Lots on Water-street, Union-street,
and Cameron-street.
Also,
His Farm, called Spring Park, adjoining to
the town, containing about 60 acres, in a
high state of improvement.
Also,
28 acres, at present under lease to John
Gadsby for 10 years from the first of January
last, at the yearly rent of eighty-six dollars
and 28 cents. This property adjoins the town
and is part of the race ground.
Also,
About 15 and an half Acres, in the occu-
pation of Beal Howard, under a lease for 10
years, at the yearly rent of one hundred dol-
lars.
Also,
All the rest of his Land, lying between
the east side of the George-Town road and
the west side of Fairfax-street continued,
and to the south of John Mandeville's Lot &
the property- of Nathaniel Pendleton, and to
the north of the property of the late Charles
Alexander. This last mentioned property will
be laid off in squares agreeably to the plan
of the town.
Also,
A piece of Ground adjoining to the south
side of Spring.Park Farm, the precise quan-
tity at present not known.
A particular plst and description of the
whole will be set up at the Coffee-house one
week previous to the day of sale.
The terms of sale will be—A credit of 6,
i 12, and 18 months, the purchaser giving-bond
with approved security, together with a deed
of trust on the property. The sale will lie
continued from day to day until all the pro-
perty is disposed of.
also,
On the Ath day of May next, will be sold, at the
Coffee-House, in Alexandria,
One lmndred Shares in the Stock of the
Marine Insurance Comaany of Alexandria,
on the above credit, the purchasers giving
negotiable notes with approved indorsers.
Aho,
Two Shares in the Alexandria Theatre,
on the same firms.
WILLIAM HERBERT,) ^
N. F1TZHUGH, C K.
EDMUND I. LEE, V?
Apiil 7. dUIVI
ȣ
In Justice to the Character
and reputation of my brother Denis Sw eeky,
I conceive it my duty to inform the public,
that the difference existing between him and
myself as advertised in Yesterday's Federal
Gazette, respecting a certain Lottery Ticket
"in the German Evangelical Reformed Church
Lottery, which has drawn a Prize of 2,500
dollars, has been honorably and amicably set-
tled and to the satisfaction of both parties.
JOHN SWEENY.
As the abftve mentioned Ticket has been
disposed of, by our mutual consent, the pre-
sent proprieter or holder is fully entitled to
the amount thereof.
JOHN SWEENY.
DENNIS SWEENY.
Witness, George Himes,
April 17, 18o7.____________________d3tj
To the Curious.
The proprietor of the MUSEUM, informs
the public in general that he is on the point of
leaving this city. The Museum will be shut
on the 8th of May next.
F. GAGNE.
April 16. dfit
Thos. &c Sam. Hollingsworth,
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
200. do. Clayed do.
Cologne Mill Stones, various sizes,
Bolting Cloths, different qualities.
January 24. e»
Wanted, .
In a wholesale and retail Dry Good Store,
a young MAN, that can come well recom-
mended and who is well acquainted with the
business. Apply at No. 215, Market-street,
or at this office.
April 9. eo.
Red Clover Seed.
A large supply of excellent RED CLO-
VER SEED, of'-tha growth of the late sea-
son, just received from Lancaster and York
Counties, and offered for sale by
GERARD &. WM. HOPKINS.
No. 1, County wharf.
Second mo. 10. «o
Fresh Teas.
300 leads superior quality Imperial Tea,
100 do. Hyson do. each lead containing 2
lb. suitable for family use. For sale by
JACOB & WM. NORRIS.
Who have in Store,
Imperial Tea, in chests and small boxes ;
Young Hyson, in chests and small boxes j
Hyson Skin, in chests and small boxes.
Ail of which are fresh, and selected parti-
cularly for retailing.
__Aprfl7._______________' eolOt ,
CALCUTTA GOODS.
Forty-nine BALES just received and for sale
by the subscriber, consisting of
Beerboom Gurrahs, ~\ hj
Saocns,
Cossas,
Chittabully,")
Luckipore, C BAFTAS,,
Jugdia 3
Cotton Checks.
ALSO,
10 pipes 4th proof Barcelona Brandy.
JOHN SPERRY,
55, Smith's whar'"
April 6. _____________________eo6t
John B. Jauffret,
No. 42, rToani Gay-street,
Has received per the brig Teletnachns, from
Trinidadm Cuba,
606 boxes white and brown Sugar,
300 Hides,
9 tons Fustic.
On hand,
Short yellow Nankeens entitled to drawback ;
Hyson, Young Hyson, and Imperial Teas ;
Sail cloth.
All iwluch he offers for sale on the usua
terms.
Dec. 15.__________________________ii5.t5.?_ '
Ship Chandlery.
An extensive assortment of SHIP CHAN-
DLERY and HARDWARE, for sale by
wholesale and retail, at No. 3, George-street,
near the Market-space, Fell's-Point, by
H. BURROUGHS, "
Among which are the following :
Brass and Wood Compasses,
Quadrants, Sextants,
Charts of all kinds,
Log Glasses (patent)
Deep Sea and Log Lines,
Do. do. Leads,
Bar and Sheet Lead,
Nails (an assortment)
Twine,
Varnish (best English)
Block Tin and Tin Wares,
Carpenter's and Coopers Tools.
ALSO,
New-York Prime Pork, Cargo Bee^
Cambooses and Naval Stores..
March 31. eol2t
J^ooking Glasses.
GEOPGE SMITH,
CARRVER AND GILDER,
No. 174, Market-street, Baltimore,
MAKES all kinds of Looking-Glass and
Picture Frames, oval or square, from the plain-
est to the richest pattern ; Gilt Cornices ;
Girondoles ; Pier Tables ; rich Brackets for
Clocks and Glass Lustres, &c. &c.and all sorts
of Venetian Blinds.
Smith has always for sale, fashionable Look-
ing-Glasses and elegant Prints. Captains of
vessels and others, trading to the West-In-
dies, will find their advantage in taking ven-
tures of the above goods j which they can have
sately packed at the shortest notice, and on
good terms.
N. B. Old Looking-Glasscs re-silvered, and
made equal to new, or taken in' exchange
Prints and Needle-work neatly framed and
glazed.
Wanted—Two decent BOYS, as apprenti.
ces to the above business.
December 16. eo
In pursuance of an order qf the
Orphan's Court qf Baltimore county, the sub'
scrtber will expose to public sale on the pre-
mises, on TUES OAT, the seventeenth day qf
March next, at 10 o'clock, on a credit of six
months,
Two HOUSES and LOTS of Ground si-
tuate on Philpot-street, and two other va-
cant LOTS situate on Queen-street, on Fell's-
Point ; the above being the late residence
of William Hayes, deceased.
ELIZABETH HAYES, Adm'r. v
Of William Hayes
The sale of the above properly is unavoid-
ably postponed until the 17th day qf May
next.
Maseh X% e«U7thMy
George Thbrnburgh,
No. 207, Murket-st, Baltimore, ejpposite Messrs
y,%n and-James Roberts's,
HAS FOR SALE,
A large, new and elegant assortment of
split straw, willow and Leghorn BONNETS
and HATS.
ALSO,
A few cases of Men's Leghorn HATS,
which will be disposed of on the most accom-
modating terms.
N. B. Town and Country Merchants may
be accommodated on the shortest notice, and
to their entire satisfaction.
April 17._____________,_____________2aw6t
Just received,
AND FOR SALE BY GEO. HILL,
, Memoirs of Marmontel,
Written by himself; . ,
Containing his Literary and Political LIFE
and ANECDOTES of the Principal Cha.
rafters of the Eighteenth Century.
Wherever Marmontel is known, (and it
would be difficult to point out a civilized coun-
try where his writings are not read with de-
light,) his Memoirs will form a treat of no
common kind. Independently of the interest
excited by the author's account of himself, we
find his work to contain a true & animated de.
scription of the remarkable events of his time.
__Api^lO__________________________d2teo6t
London Phoenix Fire Ofrice.
Frame Dwellings, Stables and Barn.",
with their contents, Mills and Machinary, ail
other Manufactories, Stores, with Merchan-
dize therein, in the'country or airy part of
Maryland, Churches and other Public Build-
ings, Private Dwellings, with Furniture there-
in, Ships in port, and their Cargoes, Ships
building and repairing, may be insured against
loss by Fire or Lightning-, by the year or less
time Specific Goods identified by marks and
numbers, stored at the Point or in the city,
may be also insured for three months (in fire,
proof warehouses) to the amount of ^40,000
on a single risk.
The well known wealth of the Company in
England, who are responsible to the extent of
private fortunes to perform all contracts enter-
ed into by the company or their agents, m< st ¦
obviously confirm the good opinion already en-
tertained of the establishment throughout the
continent of America. Office hours from 9
o'clock, A. M.to 6 o'clock, P. M
D. STEWART, Agent.
April 3.___________<13t-eo9t
David .Bouclon,
LIMNER FROM GENEVA,
Has the honor to inform the public, that
having now received his complete Port Folio,
and a collection of studies and principles,
continues giving lessons with success in the
art of Drawing ami Painting Flowers, Land-
scapes, Figures, &c. &c.
He also paints Miniatures, at moderate
prices. .
Likewise Profile Portraits, colored on vel-
um, at 3 dollars each, all warranted likenes-,
es. He assures the public that his profiles
are not produced with hny machinery, but
are the eflect of his acquirements, from closa
and attentive application to study, in the best
schools' in Italy. His extensive practice in
his profession, he hopes will entitle him to
tlie patronage e-f an enlightened publice.
Ladies and Gentlemen, who will honor
him with their confidence, will please to leave
their directions with
Ms. CHARLES AVISSE,
Merchant Perfumer, No. 34, North How*
aid-street, or
Ma. GEORGE HILL,
« 104, Market.street
April 8. ws&ajtjl
For Sale,
And worthy of attention,
THE Subscriber being in the decline oflife,.'.
and desirous of withdrawing from busi-
ess, now offers for sale the following VALUA-
BLE PROPERTT, occupied by him', lying
in the centre of Chestertown, Kent county,
stale of Maryland, viz.
That valuable LOT OF GROUND, at the
coiner of High and Princess-street, 198 feet
on the former, and ltU^ feet on the latter, on
which ave errected the following buildings i .
A two-story frame House, now occupied as
a store, 50 feet on High-street, and 24, feet
on Princess street, weather-boarded with yel-
low poplar, dry cellar under the whole, and an
excellent garret with ten dormant windows.
A two-story Granary or Warehouse, 75 feet
by 32 feet—an extensive garret with six dor-
mant windows
A two-story brick House, 46 feet by 32
feet, with a large airy passage in the centre,
well-finished, &. a dry ctllar under the whole—
adjoining which is a two-story frame Kitchen,
36 feet by 18 feet, with a room for a house-
keeper or nursery below, and bed-chambers
above.
A Stable with nine stalls for horses and
cows, a Carriage-House, Smoke-House, Hen-
House, 8cc.&c. andun excellent Garden, with.
a pump therein.
Also, a two-acre Lot of Ground, now in
timothy.
The above improvements are faithfu lly built
and in good repair ; and this very valuable pro-
perty is worthy of attention, and will be sold
on moderate terms. Any person, desirous of
purchasing, may apply to WILLIAM BA-
KER or ISAAC BURNESTON, Baltimore s
JOHN KENARD or LAMBERT W
SPENCER, Easton ; or to the subscriber, o»
the premises.
WILLIAM BURNESTON.
NO T I C S.
ALL persons indebted to PHILIP F. BA-
SIN & CO. are earnestly requested to pay
their respective accounts, or close the sams-
by bond or note, before: the first day of January-
next. Those whose accounts may be standing
op^n at that date, may expect them to b«
placed in the hands of en attorney.
PHILIP F. RASIN & CO.
August 20._______________________eSW
Anne-Arundei County CoAdrt.
September term, 180.6.
RULED by the court, that all suits trans.,
mittcd from the general court to this court,
under the act of assevubly, entitled an act to
provide for the organization and regulation of
the courts of common lav/ in this state, and for
the administration of justice, and continued last
court, under the rule to employ new counsel,
shall not continue longer than to the end of
the next court, under the said ride, and the
suitors interested therein, are hereby required
to appear to the same in peison 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, duringthe said term.
Ordered by the. c-urt, that the said r«h? be
published in the Maryland Gazette, of Anna-
polis, and the Federal Gazette of the city of
Baltimore, once a fortnight for Six months.
By order,
NICHOLAS HARWOOD, CierJk.
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