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In Baltimore County Court, j Notice is hereby Given, J February 3d, 1807. That the subscriber of the city of Baltimore ON application to tiie judges of the said county court, by petition in writing of Camp- bell S. Asiex, of s.i'ni county, praying the be- nefit of tiie " Act far the releif of sundry in- sdveuldebtors," passed at November session, 1805, onthe '.-J-nis mentioned in the said act j a schedules of his property and a list of his creditors, on oath, as i'av as lie can ascertain them, as directed by the said act, being an- nexed to his petition ; and the said county court .being satisfied by eompetent testimony, that the sud Campbell S. Askew has resided the 2 preceding years within the state of Maryland, prior to the passage of le said act; and the said Camp&eu S. Askew at the time of pre- seating his petition as aforesaid, having pro- duced to the said court, the assent in writing of so many of his creditors as have due to tin in the amount of two thirds of the debts due by him at the time of passing the said act. It is thereupon adjudged and ordered, by the said court, that the said Campbell S. As- kew (by causing a copy of this order to be inserted in the Federal Gazette, every other day for three months successively, before the 9th day of May next) give notice to his credi- tors to appear before the said county court, at the court-house in tiie said county, at nine o'clock in the forenoon of the said ninth day of May iveit, for the purpose of recommend- ing- a trustee for their benefit, on the said Campbell S. Askew, then and there diking the oath by the said act prescribed for deliver- ing- up his property. Signeo-bj order, WILLIAM GIBSON, Clk. ¦Febru/9____________________eo3fti In Baltimore County Court, February S, 1807. ON application to the judges of the said County Court, by petition in writing of John Cumming, of said County, praying the bene fp of the " Act for the relief of sundry in- solvent debtors," passed at November session eighteen hundred and five, on the terms men- tioned in said act ; a schedule of his property and a list of his, creditors, on oath, as far as lie can ascertain them, as directed by the said act, being annexed to his petition ; and the, said County Court being satisfied by com petent testimony, tliut the said John Cumming has resided the two preceding years within the state of Maryland, prior to the passage of the said act; and the said John Cumming at the1 time of presenting his petition as a foresaid, having produced to the said court, the assent in writing of so many of his credi- tors as have due to them the amount of two- thirds of the debts due by him at the passing he said act. It h thereupon adjudged and ordered, by the said court, that the said John Camming (by causing a copy of this order to be insert- ed in sonic one oi the newspapers in the city of Baltimore, every other day for three months before the ninth day of May next) give no- tice to lus creditors to appear before the. said County Court, at the Court-House, in the said county, at nine o'clock in the forenoon of the said ninth day of May next, for the pur- pose of recommending a trustee for their ue- nefit, on the said John Cumming, then and there taking the oath by the said Act pre- scribed for delivering up his property. Signed per order, WM. GIBSON, Clerk. February 21, 1807. dlstA-ro3dMy In Baltimore County Court, March 24, 1807. CHARLES MORNEWICK, an insolvent debtor of Baltimore county, having heretofore applied, by petition in writing, to the Judges of the said county court, praying the benefit of the " act for the relief of sundry insolvent debtors," and a schedule of his property h a list of I lis creditors, on oath, as far as he can as- certain them, as directed by said act, being -annexed to his petition ; and the said Charles Morneweck having proved to the satisfacti- on of tiie said court that he hath resided in the state of Maryland the two preceding years, prior to the passage of the said act; and hav- ing beer brought before (he Said court, and discharged from imprisonment, on taking the oath by :;aid act required. It is thereupon adjudged and ordered, by the s-aicl court, that the said Charles Mor- neweck, appaar before the said county court, at the court-house in the said county, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon of the tenth day of October next, to answer such interrogatories as may be proposed to him by his cre- ditors ; that the said day btr, and is hereby appointed the time for the said creditors to appear and recommend a trustee, for their benefit ; and the said Charles Mornewiekgive them notice of the passage of this order (bj causing a copy to be insetted in some one of 'the news-papers in the city of Baltimo. s, ever;/ other day, for three months, successiv > ly, before the said tenth day of October nex: Signed by order, WILLIAM GIBSON, Clerk March 25, 1807. eo3m Notice is hereby given, That I intend applying to the judges of Bal- timore county court, or'some one of them, for the benefit of ail insolvent law of this state pas- sed at November session, i805, entitled " an Act for the relief of suidry insolvent deblors." DANIEL W. SACKRIDER. March 19. eo2m This is to give Notice, TILVi the subscribers, of Baltimore coun- ty, have obtained from the orphan's court of Baltimore County, in Maryland, letters of ad- ministration on the parsonal estate of William Clemm, late of Baltimore county, deceased. All persons hating claims against the said de- ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, til oi- before the tenth day of September next, they-may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said ustale. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to us of the sums by them respectively dua. Given under our hands this fourth day of March, 1807' CATHARINE CLEMM, WILLIAM CLEMM, Jun. March 5 d7t-eo Jnpursuance of an order of the Orphan's Court of Baltimore county, the sub- scriber will expose to public sale on the pre- mises, on TUESTiAV, the seventeenth day of jll.fcli next, at 10 o'clock, on a credit of six months, '1 wo HOUSES and LOTS of Grounid si- tuate on 1'tiilpot-street, and two other va- cant LOTS situate on Queen-street, on Fell's- poinl ; the aUBvfS being the late residence of William Haves, deceased. ELIZABETH HAYES, Adm'r. Of William Hayes. The sale of the above property is unavoid- ably postponed until the 17th day of May- next. March 12. «utl7thMy intends to apply to the county court of Balti- more, or some one of the judges thereof, two months alter the publication of this notice, for the benefit of the act of the general assembly of Maryland, passed at November session, 1805, entitled " An act for the relief of sun- dry insolvent debtors" ; and of the supple- ment thereto, passed at November session, 1806. JACOB BOUI.DIN. april 21, 1807.__________________<12m Notice. THE subscribers will apply to the judges of Baltimore county court, or to one of the judges thereof, for the benefit of the insol- vent law. JAMES L. HAWKINS, LEVI CLAGETT. March 25,1807. _ __________d2m Notice. To all my creditors, that I mean to apply to the judges of Baltimore county court, for the benefit of the act of insolvency passed at November session, 1805, and the supplement thereto, passed at November session, 1806, at the expiration of two months, from this date. WM. SLATER, Of Fell's-Point. March 25, 1837.________________d2m The Subscribers FEEL themselves under the painful neces- sity of notifying their Creditors of their in- tention to apply to Baltimore County Court, at its next sittings, for the benefit of the in- solvent laws of this state. DAVID C. STEWART, WILLIAM P. STEWART, LLOYD BUCHANAN. March 12. d2m Notice To get relief from "expensive and perplex, ing law-suits, for large sums which have been fairly and honestly paid, and to avoid the trou- ble and mortification of disputing claims en- gendered in fraud and supported by injustice, I shall petition the Baltimore county court for the benefit of the act of insolvency. JOEL M. MUNSON. April 4._________________ d2m The Creditors Of the late firm of THOMAS & JOHN HIGINBOTHOM, are requested to take no- tice, that they are now prepared to surrender all they possess, and intend applying to the Baltimore county court, for the benefit of the act, entitled an act for the relief of sun- dry insolvent debtors, passed at November session, 1805 ; and also of the supplement to said act, passed at the last November sessi- on. THOMAS HIGINBOTHOM. JOHN HIGINBOTHOM. March 6. d2m Notice. FROM many losses I am compelled to give this notice of ray intention of applying to llie judges of Baltimore county court, for the benefit of insolvent'Laws of 1805, sad 1806, in two months from the date hereof. J. SPHIGGS. _March 26,_180?V_______________d2m__ Notice is hereby given, That I intend applying to Baltimore county court at its next sitting, for the benefit of the insolvent laws of Maryland. ANDREW BUCHANAN. March 2._____________________d3m Notice is hereby given, THAT we intend to apply to Baltimore County Court, or one of the judges thereof, for the benefit of " an Act entitled an Act, for the relief of sundry insovent debtors," pas- sed at. November session, eighteen hundred and five. CHARLES GHEQUTERE. HENRY KUNCKEL. March, 25, 1807. d2m For bale or to Rent, The House and lot at present occupied by the subscriber and situated at the East part of this city, on Dulany street. It is an excellent two story brick building, and the lot is also im- proved, with a garden and Frame stable, which will render it a comfortable residence It has every advantage from a healthy and con- venient situation, as well as the best water, that this city affords. Possession may be had immediately. JAMES STEUART, A pril 2L________________________eo Rhode-Island Scythes, Just received and for sale by I2AK PROCTER. 38 doaa-n Passmorc's G-rass Scythes, _f the very first qualiyt. april 2" eo To Rent, A three-story Brick HOUSE, in Baltimore- street, No. 172, opposite Mr. Robert Rid- dell's, with good accommodation for a large Store and Boarding House. Possession may be had immediately. Inquire at this Office- March 28. eo Campeachy Logwood, Now landhig from on board of the ship Commerce at Waters' wharf. For terms ap- ply to JOHN CARRERE. april 23. eo4t C. G Bcerstler HAS just received and offers for sale at No. 50, head of Smith's dock, i 500 dozen pint and half pint Tumblers, flut- ed, flowered and plain, 2 hhds. Madder, 2 do. Pearl Barley. April 30.______________________eo2w An Invoice of Plated Goods, Consisting of Candlesticks, Waiters," Coolers, Liquor Frames, &c. ; for sale on a long credit by THOMAS PARKER, 69, Bowly's wharf. april 30-_______________________co6t§ Wanted, A Negro or Mulatufc Girl, about ten or twelve years of age. Any person wishing to bind a child of the above, age, who is tractable and has good dispositions, may have her well placed, by inquiring at the office of the Fedc. nil Gazette. April 30.______________________eootf Wanted to hire, A Black Servant boyj as a house waiter, between 9 and 12 years old. He must come well recommended for industry and _..od prin- ciples. I iquire atTaris office. 1 April 30. eoSt - J. L»l O cl 11 ^ , ABOUT eight hundred acres ofjtiost valua- ble LAND, situated un in the Potomac river, near the cities of Washington, Alexadria ami George-town ; the greater part of which is prime bottom, and the remainder fine wood land. On this farm is a most elegant dwell- ing house, possessing an elevated and com- manding view of 't'se above places, and the sur« rouiuling country, _lso, tenant's houses, barn, tobacco house, and stables, two excellent fisheries, and a ferry from Prince-George's county to Alexandria. For beauty of prospect, fertility of soil and advantage of situation, no tract of land can exceed it in this country. The title is indisputable. The terms, which will be made accoinmodatingto the purchaser, may he known upon application to the subscri- ber in Baltimore RICHARD KEY HEATH. October 17. eo Looking 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 ; Girondolue; 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 Where, trading to the West-In- dies, will find their advantage in taking ven- tures of the above goods ; which they can have safely packed at the shortest notice, and on good terms. N. B. Old Looking-Glasses re silvered, and made equal to new, or taken in exchange Prints and Needle-work neatly framed ami glazed. Wanted—Two decent BOYS, as apprenti ces to tne above ousiuess. December 16. »o Twenty Dollars Reward, R AN away from the subscriber on Wednes- day last a negro boy of yellowish complexion, named Bob, hj is about nineteen years of age, five feet high, with bushey hair; is knock- kneed, with his tows turned outwards, and smiles when spoken to. Had on when he wilt off, a blue-great coat patched, with cloth of different colors, a blue round about jacket, a pair of blue pantaloons, a halt worn fur hat. with a piece out of tfie rift., a pair of boots with the legs cut open before anil laced, and commonly wears a red bandanno handkerchief round his neck. A reward of ten dollars wiH be paid for his apprehension if brought home to HARTMAN ELLIOT, South Howard-street N. B He was seen on Fell's-Poiut, at Cole's wharf on Friday last. April 13. ._________d4teo Luke Tiernan and Co. Have received by the late arrivals from London und Liverpool, a general assortment of Spring GOODS. LIKEWISE, Rose, Duffelland Point Blankets, Coatings, Plain, &c. 20 quarter chests Hj son Tea, and A few cases Manchester Goods, on very low terms. april 23.__________________ eo2ot§ NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the late firm of ROGER & HINGES, are respectfully soli- cited to ssttle die same -with the subscriber, otherwise legal measures must be resorted to. BENJAMIN CHASTELLIER, Trustee. March £8 dl2t-eol2t 100 Boxes of the very best Havana Cigars, Entitled to drawback, A few Boxes of second quality, Cambric Muslin*, Calicoes, Quiltings, A few chests first quality Imperial Tea, & Wood's best Superfine Long Cloths, im- ported and for sale by JONATHAN HARVEY, Eutaw-strect, 3d door N. of Fayette-street. april 22._______________________eo Just Received from Boston, A highly finished copperplate engraved PORTRAIT or THOMAS JEFFERSON, Esq. President of the United States- From the celebrated painting by G. Stewart, executed by R. Field. Price one Dollar. Also by the Fair American from London, Deep Gold Leaf In Packets. For sale by GEO. HILL, april 25._______________________eo8t Ten Dollars Reward. Ranaway from the subscriber on the morn- ing of the 25th instant a Negro Girl nam- ed CLOE, of a dark yellow complexion about five feet 4 or 5 inches high, about 18 years of age ; lias a bold look, and is slen- der made. Had on when she went away a blue and'white jacket, linsey petticoat, and a Madrass handkerchief around her head. As she has a number of clnihes with her, she no doubt will change her dress. I have every reason to suppose her to be harbored by some free person of color in this city- The above \ reward will be paid to any person who will deliver her to me at No. 106, North How- ard-street. MARTIN KRABER. N. B. All persons are warned from harbor ing said servant at their peril. april 25.______________________ eo Removal. The subscriber returns his thanks to his friends and customers, and to the public in general for their past favors at his present shop in Ruxton-Lane ; he being now about to move to Camden street, No. Ill, he solicits their further patronage. He has on hand a good assortment of Men's Women's Boy's and Children's SHOES of an excellent quali. ty. RICHARD CLAYTON, No. 6, Ruxton-Lane. April 22-______________________________ James Brundige HAS removed from 101, to 95. Bowly's wharf, where he has just received tor sale, 4650 lb. Green St. Domingo Cofl'eo, enti- tled to drawback, 100 barrels southern superfine Flour. In Store, London particular Madeira Wine, in pipes ; Young- Hyson Tea, in chests; Upland Cotton ; and a few hhds. Maryland Tobacco (Baltimore inspection ) april 30. «»8t Charles Ghequiere BEGS leave to inform his Friends particu- larly, and the Public in general, that he has opened A Broker's Office, . In Water-street, opposite the office of the Baltimore Insurance Company, ami having given the most respectable security for his faithful conduct", he flatters himself with a hope, of receiving a portion of public patron- ag-: lie buys and sells all kinds of Stock, To. hacco, and other Merchandize, Bills of Ex- change, Annuities, &c. Charters and procures Freight for Vessels; and transancts every other species of Commercial Brokerage. Being convinced of the advantages that would lvsult to the citizens of Baltimore, by concentringinformationrespectingreai proper- ty for sale or to lease, he purposes ecping a Register, which all persons desirous of selling, purchasing or leasing, will find a benefit in consulting. For Sale, About 200 hhds. of Maryland TOBACCO, chiefly of Baltimore inspection. Also, Several HOUSES and LOTS, very eligi- bly situated. april 23. eo6t John Sperry, No- 5S, Smith's-wharf, Offers for sale, a large assortment of GERMAN LINENS AND CALCUTTA GOODS, Consisting of White Platillas, Brittanias, ChoU-tts, Reunites, Creas a la Morlaix, Dowlas, whole and half pieces, Linen Checks and Stripes, Cotton Stripes, Cotton Hose, Black Florentines, Bolting Cloths, Beerboom Gurrahs, Cossas, fine, Jugdea, J Lukipoore, K BAFTAS, Chittabully, J Cotton Checks, Gilla Romal Handkerchiefs, . Coarse Hats, Laces and Edgings, Steel Bugles, Weavers' Reeds. ALSO, 15 pipes 4th proof Cog-niac Brandy, high "flavored, 10 pipes 4lh proof (white) Spanish do N. B. Most of the above Goods are entit- led to drawback, and will be sold on rea* sonable terms for approved paper or bartered for Maryland Tobacco. April 23._____________ eo!2t To Let And possession given immediately, An elegant two-story Brick Dwelling House, now occupied by Mr. Thomas Chase, situat- ed on the corner of Green and German-streets, two squares west of Mr. William Cooke's, a pump of excellent water n\t the door in a good neighborhood, and convenient to the New-Market. Inquire oi .the subscriber liv- ing next door. HORATIO BERRY. april °fi.________________________eo-'t Scat, oy riuctioi The 11th of Mar, at 4 o'clock, on the pre- mises, a little aoove the French seminary, adjoining the subscriber's residence, Two valuable. LOTS of G OUND, front- ingon the Hook's-Town turnpike road, thirty feeteach. PHILIP WALTER. April 28.___________ e-6t|| John M- Dash, 41, South Charles-street, Has imported in the ships Abeona and jfo/m Adams, from, Liverpool, a fine and complete assortmen t of Cutlery and Hardware, Also on hand from former importations, A huge assortment of Nurenburg and Glass wares, very fine Chimney Ornaments, Sallad Dishes, Decanters, Tumblers of every kind, and some elegant Swords, for Light- horsemen, Violins and Violin Strings, bulli- ons and Spangles, which he offers for sale, wholesale and retail, at very moderate prices for cash, or acceptances in town. april 28_________________________eo41j- V-:n Tiiterestlrigj! Owing to the engagements..til.e Tmn.icv-rS, the drawing'of tiie'ST. PAUL'S PARISH LOTTF.RY j* as not, as usual, held J esier. I ay j in consequence of which, ihe Drawing will be resumed To morrow, when Five Hundred Tickets will be drawn The Wheel having gained the astonishing sum of Eight Thousand Three Hundred and Eighty-Six Dollars,'the few remaining 'I'ickets will be further advanced to Six Dollars and Fifty Cents, on Tuesday, the 11th May. In the mean time, they may be had o'l either of the Subscribers, as follows : Whole Tickets, 6 Dollars ; Half Ditto, 3 25 Prize-Tickets exchanged for Tickets war- ranted undrawn Prizes in the German Evan- gelical Church Lottery taken in payment for Tickets. SAMUEL VINCENT, No. 44, N. Gay.street. COLE & I. BONSAL, 174 1-2, Market-strtet. G. DOBBIN U MURPHY, Near Centre Market-house. All of whom keep regular & correct check books. Tickets registered and examined on moderate terms. april ^9.__________________________d4t Dividend. THE Creditors of Samuel Whitting-tou, late of Calvert county, deceased, are hereby notified that a dividend of the assets, so fin" as they have been received, will be made on Tuesday the 19th May next, at the house of Mr. Levin C. Wailes, in Lower Marlborough, in said county, when and where they are re- quested to attend Willi their claims properly authenticated, in order to entitle them to their respective proportions. WM. WHITTINGTON, adm'r. April 6. d3St Notice. The Commissioners of the Tax for the City of Baltimore, will meet on Monday morn- ing the 4th day of May next, at Decorsey_ Inn, sign of the Phcenix, opposite to Christ Church ; where they will sit for a lew days to make transfers, and hear appeals ; o^ which all persons interested are re-quested to take notice. Bv order, THEOPHILUS F. DOUGHERTY, Clerk. april 2'V__________________________c!6t Election Notice. MECHANICS' BANK OF BALTIMORE, Aj-hu. 20, 180r. THE Stockholders will take notice, that agreeably to the charter of the said hank, an election will be held at the banking house, in Calvert-street, on Mosn.n, the first day of June next, between the hours of 9 o'clock, a. m. and 3, p. M. far fifteen Directors, to conduct the affairs of the said bank for the ensuing twelve months, nine of which fifteeildirectors shall be practical mechanics or manufacturers, within the description contained "ik the follow- ing bye-law, as established by the board of directors : " No po-Kon shall he considered as coming within description of a practical me- chanic or manufacturer, unless he hath learn- ed and actually wrought at some mechanical or manufacturing trade for the term of three years at least, pud for twelve months next pre. ceding h s election hath been carrying on some mechanical or manufacturing branch of busi- ness, either in bis own person or with his own finds, or by workmen or apprentices by him hired or employed " By order of the Board, D. A. SMITH, Cashier. N. B The Books for the transfer of Stoe.fc will be closed on the 1st day of May, and re- main so during that month, (a. 20.) «J For Sale, TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS, Southern Pork, Carolina Tiobacco, in hogsheads, Virginia Manufactured do. in bbls. Philadelphia Beer, in bbls and half bbls. Susquehannah Flour. And on hand as usual, A good assortment of excellent Bar Iron, Hoop and Bolt do. Nail and Spike Rods, Spikes and Cut Nails, . English and -German Steel, &c. &c. Apply to WM. JONES. No. 53, County-whari. april 28._________________________eo6t. M. Tiernan &, Co. Have imported in the Fair American, Diana and other veseels, A general assortment of Spring Goods. With an extensive supply of Woollen's, Rose, Point and Duffil BLANKETS ; Flan- nels, London Pewter, Ribbons, Hosiery, Sen- shaws, &c. &c. A quantity of Cotton and Wool Cards. april 28. eo20t§ Mayer and Brantz, Have imported, and offer for Sale, ~) Stockings, Silk C Shawls, j Ribbons, Linn»n Cambric, and Lawns, Fine Checks, Nun's Thread, Home-made Suabia Linen. april 28________ eo4t .PHILADELPHIA J. Bottled Porter and Ale. JOHN HERBERT RETURNS his sincere thanks to his friends and customers for the encouragement he has received j and respeclfully.informs them, that he has now for^ale at his new Bottling cel- lar, No. 7, Soulh Gay-street, and at his house No. 36, Market-space, a complete sup- ply of the above Liquors, from the Brewery of Messrs. Hare and Son, Philadelphia. Pri- vate families, captains of vessels and others, may be supplied at the shortest (notice and most reasonable terms ; and which will be delivered if required. N. 13. Likewise a supply of the best Ci- der in bottles. apiil 28. e»Sti Baltimore ~& York-town Turn- pike Road. THE subscribers being appointed Commis ' sinners by an act of the legislature, '* entit- led an act to make sevsral Turnpike Heads I 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 aca pital stoek of 100,000 dollars, in shares of 20 dollars each, will be opened at Mr. Win 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 due ing the same hours the two following- days, unless the capital stock should be earlier sub scribed. Every person must pay dowp 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 fitly on the second day. JOSEPH THORNBURG, THOMAS M'ELDEKRY, NICU. 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 German paper, Freiterici-toiun* the English a>;d German papers, Huger's tmim, will please copy this advertisement, and forward heir accounts to the OJflci f the American. York and MarylandlineTurn- pike Road. The subscribers being appointed commissi- oners by an act of the Legislature of the state of Pennsylvania to take subscriptions for mak- ing a turnpike road from York to the state line on a direction far Baltimore : Do hereby give notice that a subscription book for a ca- pital of 75,000 dolls, in shares of 100 dolls each will be opend at the lir_.se of Samuel Spang- ier Innkeeper in the borough of York, on the 4th day of May next, from the hour of 9 un- til 3 and in like manner for the five succeed- ing days unless the capital stock should be earlier subscribed ', and unless the capital stock shall tie all or nearly all subscribed within the above mentioned six days in the borough of York, the books will he opened at the house of William Evans, Inkeeper in the city of Baltimore, on the lithday of May next, from the hour of ten until three, and will continue open during the same houra, the two following days, unless the, capital Block, should be earlier subscribed. Everv person mustpaydownten dollars for each share at the time of subscribing. ADAM HENRRIX. CALEB KIRK. JOHN BRILLINGER. april 24, 1807. ' d PRINTED AND PCBLISlu'i) BY~ JOHN HLWLS, Qhposite the Post-Off.ce., St Paul's-Lam, U A L T I .M O H b. y