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-widow. All his acquaintance lrtfneut his
tiuthneiy death ; and the citizens of Centre-
ville ana of Livingston county pledge ttieiii-
i-.'ives to make up and pay a reward of two
iicmdrvd dollars to any person or persons
-who shall apprehend the said Hebert Trim-
tkle, and lodge him in any iail fa the United
States, or that shall'secure binj so that he
may be brought to condign punishment.
The said Robert Trimble is a y >unqj man,
abauj 5 feet 11 inches high, ciose set, straight
and heavy made, about 23 or 94 years of
age! he is regularly featured, but in general
of a downcast look of eyes and eyebrows,
chirk hair and dark eyes.
Hiram M'Danii, A. Gooch,
Enoch Price, Moses Shelby,
James Hawthorn, Horatio Merry,
Robert Keeper, ' Isaac Ballard,
James Ritchie, sea. w. Armstrong,
David Kline., James Deacon,
Joshua Scott, Robert Hodge,
Jesse Ford, George Brown.
Robert M'Gonnell,
Livingston county, March 7.
;} >¦-' The printers throughout the United
States are requested to give the above a tew
insertions.
H*!
FEDERAL GAZETTE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 24.
(Jjp* Advertisements in the Supplement.
Fire.—Two houses were burnt in Rich-
mond on 22d April. .
The Louisa, and the Eioor.ora, from Haiti-
more, arrived at Amsterdam Feb. i4 and 23.
Schr. Betsey, Race, 1fl days from St. Bar-
tholomews for Baltimore, was spoke Aunt
12, in hit. 30, 46.
The Juno, Fisher, of Savannah, from A-
frica, with 4SO staves, U taken into Marti-
niijue.
Commercial.
Mr. Forbes, the \mcrican Consul in Ham-
burg, has made it known to bis coimtsrymeh,
that Smerican vessels have full liberty to sail
from the Elbe, "in ballast, or with such me. -
cha ol, aurt the ship ftt-U'a
.: market ; feoth
ving 'struck ou the bar yesterday morning,
arid lost their-rndders. The teem to
t, ju.coliarly unfortunate ; the Mercur}' ha-
sprting a leak in going to sea a few
since, which obliged her to return ; and the
Relist having got upon the bar in coming
iii iat winter, whenshe lost her rudder, and
lecei.ed other damage.
Cofiiniuairrtion.
A number of gentlemen, interested in th,e
ervation of property, having express' cl
t leir d'jsire to see a portion or the water
wiiich is no'v bringing into the city, destin-
ed for the use of the public in time of fire,
have been given" to understand that the
thing would be done, although from inatten-
tion in t}ie coubcH; no such clause or con-
dition is expressed in the ordinance in fa-
vor of the water company.
It is the opinion of many, that it would
from
be prudent and patriotic, to refrain
taking the water Until the company, by same j Conditions hereinafter mentioned, grant such
elusive ef all dutie», except as ;s hereinafter
mentioned.
Ill- And be it enacted and ordained, That
nny person desirous of pn'siiin.;.; fche.husiness
of an auctioneer, for the sole purpose of
Vending horses and carriages, may apply >•¦>
the mayor for a special license for thai' pur-
pose, and the. mavor shall thereupon grant
inch special license, »-pou the
conditions aforesaid : Provided, that th
nal sum ol the h ud giv«a by sncli person
sirall lie one thousand dollars, and the per-
son obtaining such license shall pay therefor
fifty dollars ; and that such auctioneer shall
be entitled to receive for his services a com-
uii. .ion not exceeding the rate of three dol-
lars for every hundred dollars of the pur-
chase-money arising from such sale, exclu-
sive of duties. And every such auctioneer.
shall and lie is hereby directed to keep a
registry of all horses that shall or may be
sold by him, specifying the description of
every horse, the sum of money for which he
may have been, sold, and also the name and
residence of the ssiierand of tire purchaser ;
which registry shall at tin: end of each and
every year be by hirn deposited for safe-keep-
ing with the register of the city, with the
oath or affirmation thereto annexed of such
auctioneer of the truth thereof.
IV. And be enacted and ord. lined, That
any person or persons desirous of pursuing
the business of anotMiie.ers, for the sole pur-
pose of selling books, maps or prints, may
apply to the mayor for special license tor
that purpose ; and tin; mayor shall, upon
such person or persons complying with the
security or securities for the -same, and" in
case of neglect or refusal, the license so
granted, shall form thenceforth become,'
ar.d is hereby declared to be, null and void,
to all intents and purposes, as ii the same
had never been granted.
BALTZfift SCH/RFFER,
President of tli-e first br.mch of the city
Council.
JAMES CALHOUN?
President of the second branch of the
City Council.
AmntovKD, Vpril 4, 1S07,
(L. s. c.yri-iOROwoooD smith,
. Mayor of the C ity of Baltimore.
POET OF BALTIMORE.
Entered,
Ship Six Sisters, Wirgaian,
Cora, Moony,
Globe, fiaily,
Sch'r Caroline1, Edwards,
Philanthropist, Murrroe,
Father and Son, Wynne,
Eliza Ann, Bruce,
Sloop Montezuma, Lewis,
Bristol
Amsterdam
London
Havana
St. Jago
St. Thomas
Noifolk
Boston
official act, shall hav<- secured to the citizens
a portion of water gratis, for the express
purpose of patting out hies.
NORFOLK, April Vi.
ARRIVED,
Ship Huntress, Stinson, 67 days from t
* H'o d.
Schr. Jane, Pearson, 3 days from Phila-
d'"h>hia.
Snip Herkimer, Rowland, from N. Yo.k,
bound for Loudon, out 27 days, in d'wtres*.
Brig George Washington, She!l.n, C days
from Rhode Island.
Stoop Lydia, Potter, 7 days from Rhode-
Island.
Brig Lydia, Lavson, 20 days from Ilavan-
na, in dirttess, bound for Philadelphia.
Sloop Polly, Brigs, 12 days from Rhode
Island.
Schr. Jaca, Dudley, 21 days from Beau-
fort, N. C.
Schr. John, Sampson, 7 days from New
York.
Schr. Dispatch, Smith, 6 days trorn New-
York.
Sloop Zoar, Johnson, 6 days from lthode-
Jsland.
British ship Amelia, Wharton, 24 days
• from St. Kittsj
Brig- George, Cox, 22 days from Hondu-
ras. The brig Eunice, Biissel, sailed 24th
March, for Boston. Left, ship Mary, Kel-
leroon* of Neiyburyport, for St. Petersburg
iii 20 days; brig Eliza, Brown, of and fhr
Portland, in 3 days.
Sloop George,'Collins, 4 days from New-
York.
Schooner Eliza-Ann, Pierce, 8 days from
Cfeartesion, S. C.
Sent. Mindwell, Pratt, 13 days from Ha-
vr.tma.
Schr. Jane, Sabbeston, 2 days from Oc-
Catvtk.
ALKXANOBFA, April 28.
Arrived,
Brig President, captain Bell, from Trini-
dad, last from St. Bartholomews.
Schopner Adventure, captain M'Knight,
15 days from Havana. Left there, schooner
Friends, K.ans, of and for Philadelphia, in
JOSays* Gov. Strong, Monro, of and for
Warren, 20 days ; Fly, Kenedy, of and for
lelphia, just arrived ; Favorite Chase,
(J A ,,.tucket, J'¦>• Balti'i:.,re, uncertain ; brig
Hiram, Lawcnitt, of and for Portland, un-
certain ; H'^iry, Sawy*r, do. do. iu!;;[ .¦ on 'hat. island. If it be obtained, it
¦.-ill no doubt b( exhibited bel'.ie tne next
taimbl ,i! court of this district, on
•the trial of A. Burr.
;d that bank, subpoenas
fut on to Washliigton, to sui;>
irtoas such other is may reside b'e-
tond the Units of this district. That this
process wifl be HH'itad on general "E,.ton,
id ¦.' 'in-.i in, and every other wit-
ness, who itjves witliin the Atlantic States
and can be liere at"the time of the trial, there
can belittle doutbt, But it is for the saint;
reason uncertain, whether the summons can
eibbiaee gen. Wilkinson and the other wit-
nesses* who are now at New Orleans and on
the western waters.
[Richmond Enquirer.~\
By Authority.
AN ORDINANCE
To license and regulate Auctions within
the city of Baltimore and the precincts
thereof.
I. BE it enacted and ordained by the m<>/> or
and city council of Baltimore, That no per-
son or persons shall exercise the trade
or business of an auctioneer, by selling of
any property, real or peraonal, by any mode
of sale whereby the best or highest bidder
is deemed the purchaser, within the city of
Baltimore or the precincts thereof, unless
he shall have previously obtained from the
mayor a license under the seal ot the corpo-
ration, under the penalty of five hundred
dollars forevery such sale: Provided, That no-
thing iuthisurdmaacc containcdshallextend
to any sale by anction of property, realor per-
son d, made pursuant to or in execution of
any order, decree sentence or judgment of
any court of the .United States, or of aither
of them, or made in virtue of any distress
for rent or oilier cause for which a distress
is allowed by law, or made by or on behalf
of executors or administrators, as such. And
the mayor shall, upon the application of
any citizen or citizens ot liakiitidre, or the
precincts thereof, complying with the con-
ditions hereinafter mentioned, grant a
licence for the term of one year to exercise
the trade or busincsr; of an auctioneer ; arid
for said .license the person or persons ob-
taining the same shall pay or cause to be
.mji, for the use of
the city, the stun of seven hundred and fifty
dollars. And no such license shall be grant-
ed or renewed, until the perr.on or persons
applying for the same shall have given bond
to the mayor and city council of Baltimore,
I with sureties to the satisfaction of the mayor,
in the penal sum of thirty thousand dollars,
i cuirent money, with condition that he or
they bhall duly pay and satisfy all just claims
that may be against him or them, as auc-
tioneer or aoctioneers, and will faithfully
execute thcofficeanel employment of an auc-
tioned and in all things well and faithfully
perform the several duties required by this
ordinance.
II. And b» it enacted and ordained, That
no auctioneer or auctioneers, licensed as a-
faresatd, shall demand or receive from any
person, directly or indirectly, for (vis or. their
services, a commission exceeding the rate of
two dollars for every hundred dollars oi. the
purchase-money arising by the sale at auc-
tion, of any property, teal or per -aJ; .*>.
special licence for the term of one year, to
exercise the trade or buslucSj ol m\ auction-
eer, by selling of books, maps or pi;
auction, and the person or persons obtaining
such license shall pay therefor fifty ddans ;
and no sach license shali be granted or re-
newer] until the person or persons applying
for hie same shall have given bond to the
mavor and city council of Baltimore, with
sureties to the satisfaction of the mayor,
in the penal sum of thru: thousand dollars
current money, with condition that be or
they shall duly pay and satisfy all Just claims
that may be against him or them as aucti-
oneer or auctioneers, and will faithfully ex-
ecute the office and employment alor, ai I ,
and no auctioneer, for the purpose ^foresaid,
shall demand and receive from atiy person,
directly or indirectly, for his or their ser-
vices, a commission exceeding the rate
of ten dollars for every hundred dollars
of the purchase money From such sales,
exclusive of all duties.
V. And he it enacted and ordahied, That
any person or persons desiroir; ot pursuing
the business of an auctioneer of household
furniture and wearing apparel, which hath
been previous to the salt- thereof in actual
use, may apply to the mayor for special li-
cense for that purpose ; and the mayor shall
tkrenpo?i grant such special license, restrict-
ing such sales to be made by day-light only,
upon (he terms and conditions aforesaid :
provided, that the penal sum of the bond
given by such person shall be three thou-
sand dollars, and the persons obtaining such
license, shall [wy therefor one hundred
dollars, and that such auctioneer shall be
entitled to receive for his services, a com-
mission not exceeding the rate of four dol-
lars clear oi all duties, for every hundred
dollars of the purchase money arising from
each sale ; and tiie auctioneers wdio hold
license authoi.sing them to sell any good*,
wares and merchandize, may and are hereby
authorised to. charge a commission of four
per centum clear of all duties, on all house-
hold furniture and wearing apparel aforesaid,
sold by them ; and upon the sale of books,
maps or prints, may charge a commission
of ten per centum clear of all duties, any
thing contained herein to the contrary not-
Withstanding.
VI. And be it enacted and ordained, That
every" auctioneer shall, out of the monies
arising from each and every sale, return and
pay to the register for the use of the corpo-
ration, at the rate o one dollar for every
hundred dollars, on the amount of ail the
sales made by him or them, and shall once
in every three months, on oath'or affirma-
tion, account for, and pay the same to the
i 'gister; and to the end, that such accounts
may be accurately kept and. rendered, it is
hereby made the. duty of every auctioneer
to enter fiom day to day, as often as any
sale shall be made, in a book to be kept
for that purpose, the amount of the respec-
tive sales made by him or them, which book
shall upon application be submitted for ex-
amination to the mayor, and for every re-
fusal to comply with such request, he, she
*r they shall forfeit and pay the sum of
live thousand dohars.
VII. And be it enacted and ordained, That
if any person shall sustain any injury or da-
mage trom any act or default of an auctio-
neer contrary to the tenor of his obligation
given as aforesaid, then and in such case
such person shall have right to institute a
suit, or suits, at law or in equity, upon
the obligations given as aforsaid, as the case
may require ; in the name of the mayor and
city council of Baltimore, in the proper
court or courts, and the same to prosecute
to the final endtriereof for the use and bene-
fit of such persons, in which suits the per-
son or persons injured as aforesaid, shall be
entitled to obtain and recover a verdict and
judgment, to the amount of the injury or da-
mage he shall make appear to havebeei^byhtm
sustained, or suite red as aforesaid. And in
case any security or securities on bond given
for the faithful performance of the duty of
any auctioneer or auctioneers licensed in
virtue, of this ordinance, shall die, rejnove
from the county of lhdlimore, or become
insolvent, the mayor shall art'd he is I
¦au'h-madand empowered to cicota:.. ¦
From the Merchants' C'offce-Hoitse Books.
April 24.
Arrived, ship Cora, Ivlooney, from Am-
sterdam, and 29 days from Plymouth, (En.)
— dry goods, gin, &c.—Jas. Biays. Spoke
nothing on the passage.
Tne British brig- Guilford, Mainland, from
Newcastle, (E.) via Belfast, £0 days—coal,
glo s, paint, tVc.—Charles Wirgman.
Schr. Father and Sons, Wynne, 22 days
from St. Thomas—sugar and coffee—Van
Wyck and Dorsey. Tiie schr. Olive-branch,
Hueston, of Phil i, sailed 4 days be-
fore for Porto Rico.
The sloop President, Spencer, arrived at
Norfolk on 'the 8th instant. The master
reports, that the Melaoipus frigate captured
• mornings called the
Eliza, of Baltimore, v.i rum £ leagues of the
coast, and 4 -\TNW. of . iry.
Toe brig Lioness, Dove, hence, has arriv-
ed at Charleston.
'tlm Rob'nsnv,
No. did, TvIark . i' •:s si-.s/r,
Mas remised '¦¦• Ihe thips Fame, Awjcna, and
Sidnafia ,¦ ! herjnit,
i! t S A SS .' '< . M •: N T 0 >-
spliiN'O goods;
tt.ers' aitd Siriliuhteu-ers' Trhnminsrs, &c
See,
Ken's Superfine Hats, and Children's Fan-
j e.y Hats, reutly assorted, in small cases,
Also on hand,
Men's coarse Hats, uml Women's Hats in
small i's bulges.
april '2i-J___'____________________A6t-eo6t
George HofF-n^n.
Has imported by the several arrivals from Lott*
dan a/id Llvirfiiin/,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING GOODS.
Among which am,
F/srtr-fi Superfmb London Cloths,
ilii h Muslins, in trajnki,
CeWeS 'and white Cambric do.
Dimites and India jeans, .
Fruncli pfteros Fiillicat HJ'kfs.
•)o. Madrass do.
Ginghams, Chamnray Muslins,
i',&ic:y, Hats, GUves, Threads, Laces,
fit. hq.
Nfttrce.
The stoekhpders in the Baltimore' East In-
fuested to m.et at the
toprotv evening, Friday the
%Vh in '
. AJ, 07.
..." by Auction.
On SATUklJ \Y, Next,
1th trittahf, at 12 r«, oi ,'.er-
cliants ('.oUMtiii«-Ruom. A line addressed to
J. (.;. ni«l left at this office will he punctually
atttiuli (1 to.
N- Ii. Satisfactory references as to charac-
ter, can be proditCe.d.
."PJJLM:______________________:
York audMaryiandHneTurn-
pike Road.
The suhscrih. r« beinj; appointed carn-.-nisii-
oners by an act of the Legislature of the state
of Pennsylvania to take si. I {,n- mak-
ing a turnpike road trow York t', the states
line On a direction Col- Baltimore : Do hereby
give notice that a subscription book for a ca-
pital of'7*,000 dolts, in shares of 100 dolls each
will be oj.end at the house of Samuel Spang-
eper in the borough of York, on the
4th,day of Mi:y next, from' the hour of 9 on-
til 3 and ',:, (tto manner for tiie five succeed-
ing-d . i ,t;- capital Ktoclr should be
earG bed; an! unless the capital
stock shall be all or nearly all subscribed
within the above mentioned six days in the:
Igji of York, the books will be opened
at the house of William Evans, Inkeeper in
the cil imore, on the lith day of Ma,y
next, from the hour- of ten until throe, and
will continue open during the same hours, the
two following days, unless the capital stock
ih'ould be earlier subscribed. Every pefsor*
oay down ten dollars for each share at
the time of subscribing.
AJOAM HENDRIX.
CALEB KIRK.
JOHX BKICLINGER.
*pril'S4). 1807. d
Gray Medley,
So highly and diservedly celehrate'd as a
runner, and foal g-ette-r, is offered for sale.
Also, a t-emai-kal.ly fine four years old Colt,
got by Grey 'Vlediey, and 'out. of one of ge-
neral Ridgely's Best mares, the dam of Flo-
rtville, Gunpowder, and True Republican,
This Colt has never been trained, but fro re*
the (rhgaiice of bis form, and his dam hav-
produced so lnarygood ruimers, he will
probably on trial prove a capita! racer. Foe
terms (which will be acbom^nodating) apply
to the subscriber, living- about a ruiic from
Sckmuck's (forifterly Towson's) tavern ot»
the Vow? iiuad . . UAitiit ..I a.
' <.c't
tty Dollars Efeward
St«Ien out of the Stable of Mrs. Elizabeth
Wells, near Qiieen-Anne, Prinae- George'*
county, o,; tVlonda'5 nii^lit last, the sixth in-
stant, a Black li'OllsSE. He is shedtling,
h makes hi in appear brown at I'd-' time ;>
he has a scar under his throat which has
young hair that is very b'aek at this time ;
, about fouHeen anil an liall' hands hig-li
eight or nii>« years old, paces', trots and gai-
lops', has a dri/0'.ej rumji, jliod all round.
Ten Dollars v. \\[ Ke given' tor the hors:;
and all ;¦ ; rid, a.d
the above rev/aid for horse bj-
: W. WELLS.
Apr il 24'._____ e c 31;
¦: S.
A you.g MAN fa at ind) late-
ly ail ¦ fioin ¦ ' ' ' id ol 'a. I loiningo,
w:si:cs for . in the Count-
i ¦;.., :';'i sv of has a
»¦ n acti-
; V !
tixp; .
the Fre .....il
G. and loft
will r.. . nartdiata attcntli
spi-il 32, ejjijj
¦ a l..jr and
• all ' speak
A Vl'i sd.-
i!i LMhce,.
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