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AlsDERSON & JEFFERIS,
No. 66, MARKET-STREET, BALTIMORE,
HAVE on hand, a handsome assortment of
he following articles, which they offer for sale
wholesale aud retail, at the lowest cash prices,
'Viz.
Super-royal 1
Medium' BestWr.ting
Der.y Land Wf-ti»>»
Thick and thin Folio Post r Paper
Do. do. do. wove
Foolscap J
Single and double-ruled Ledgers, with plain
and patent binding
Journals and Waste-Book i
Invoice, Letter and Account-Current Books
Cash and Receipt Books
Commonplace and Memorandum Books
Quills, from 3s. 9d. to 26s. 3d. per loo-
Best red and colored Irish Wafers
Common red do.
Superfine red and black Sealing Wax
I'ew'ter Ink-stands of all size3
Fountain Ink-stands
Sand-boxes
Ivory and bone Folders
Slates and Slate Pencils
Black lead Pencils, warranted
Best black and red Inkpowder
Message and visiting Cards
Books of Penmanship and slip Copies
Ladies and Gentlemen's Pocket-Book*
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Japanned Dress-
ing Cases
Snuff and Segar-Boxos, assorted
Superfine Playing Cards
2 andS feet Gutter's Scales
An elegant assortment of Penknives, withl,
2,3 and 4 blades, from Is. 6cl.tn 18s gd.ea.ch,
Counting-house Penknives, with ivory han-
dles and Folders
Sportsmen's Knives, from 15s. ts 3os. each
Eine Scissars
Be-.t warranted Razors
Gardeneis' Pruning Knives
Best stamped Dice and common Dice
Ebony and brass Parallel Rules
6 and 12 inch ivory Pocket Rules
Pocket Thermometers, in shagreen cases,
Ivory Scales and Sectors
Brass Protractors
Opera Glasses
Brass Linen Provers
Camera Obscnras ,
Spirit Levels
Lamp Glasses, Wicks, etc.
Suwarrow Spurs, Tooth-Brushes
Powder Flasks, 1 to 3 dollars
Counting-House Fdes
Shot Belts, from 1 to 2 1-12 dollars
Tooth Picks, tortoise shell and silver.
SPECTACLES W CASES.
Silver -v Convex and green Glasses.
Plated / • also,
Tortoise shell C Concave Glasses for near-
Steel J sighted persons ¦
Goggles, with green and white glasses, for
weak eyes
Reading Glasses, In horn, tortoise shell and
pearl.
WHIPS.
Crop Whips
Switch do.
Gig do. from 1 to 5 dollars.
Tandem do.
CANES.
Sword Canes, from 3 to 5 dollars
Dirk do. from 2 1-2 to 3 do.
And a variety of others, from So cenrs to lo
dollars.
A. and J. have for sale, a large stock of A-
merican writing,printing and wrappingpaper,
bonnet-beards, bibles, testaments, spelling-
books, primers, cyphering and copy-books,
ink-powder, playing cards, wafers, etc suita-
ble for country-merchants, which they will sell
on the lowest terms for cash or approved paper.
Blank account books of every description
made at the shortest notice.
Merchants, public offices, etc. in town or
at a distance, furnished with every article in
the stationary line, of the best quality ; and or-
ders to any part of the country executed with
punctuality and carte
(£/¦ New Glasses put in old spectacle frames.
may 13. _____ ______ eo8t
Joseph Smith,
No. 107, Market street,
Mas received by the different arrivals from Lon-
don and Liverpool,
A handsome assortment of
Seasonable Goods.
Also,
A fresh supply of CARPETS and CAR-
PETINGS.
And on hand,
German Linens India Muslins, Stc.&c.
The whole of which ha is determined to
sell cheap tor cash, or good notes at short
dales_______™»y 4. eol2t____
Fountain Water
Can be supplyed for the watering vessels
without landing the casks, at the east end of
Alisanna-strect, at the Point. The water is
of the best, and as the net son who will deli-
ver it. has -no knowledge of accounts, the mo-
ney will be received at the Fountain,
tnay^ll. ______________eofit
The Subscriber
O'Jers to Lease, on reasonable terms,
A number of Lots on Charles street, Light-
stiT-et, Sugar House alley, Liverpool-alley ;
will sell or lease Lots on the Weister's town
turnpike Road, about four miles from town,
ami on the Frederick-town road, about three
miles from the city. Persons desirous of coun-
try seats on these roads, can be accommodated
with any quantity of hind.
ALSO FOR SALE,
A valuable Mill, with seven acres of Ground,
about three miles from Baltimore, near the
York road, and ; v four acres of Land near
the mill, between the York road and the farm
of Thomas Drye Cocki-y. Apply at Mrs.
Crockett's. W.'VAN BIBBER.
may 11^_______________oo6t
French Fancy Goods,
Consisting of
' Plain and figu red 'tilks ; black, white and
colored sattins i modes and safsnetS; earn-
.brici Mid cambric handkerchiefs; silk stock.
ings;K';. ¦ ¦; umbrellas ; ribbons ; fans j
fconnetsv; willow squares ; lace fichus ; tule
and bland faces | long and square damask
shawls i ..':>roitonce.Ktaurs ; matrimonialgaS-
neturesj Parisian laced crapes; an elegant
assortment', of gold tc»mbs ; ridicules-, pur-
res ; necklaces' ; wal'-.h chains ; spangles ;
netting and ma.king cottons'; sampler wors-
teds -. White furniture fringe ; silks aud eheni-
al j card and*buttons i gold and silver.* p
SW«rd knots and militl j'sashesf tambour and
n< x '¦¦.; lCedles i ire screens and eye guards ;
beautiful straw matting ; marbled oil cloth,
acd passage patent carpeting ; a small assort-
| f white and colored satin shoes ; fresh
flowers ; iistfll beads; chambrav figured gauz-
es ; ladies corset; peailand Fancy diadems,
&c. &c.
i-11 of the above have been selected at the
different manufactories in France, and offered
on reasonable terms bv
SAM : WALKER.
may 8.__ ____________e«9t
Francis I. Mitchell
Mas just received qnd now opening, a handsome
andwell selected 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 calculat-
ed, for an extensive dry-good merchant.
The terms will be moderate.
April 17-_____________________ 2aw
Armour and Jenkins,
No. 52, South-street,
Save received by the sliip John Adams from Li-
verpool,
Their Spring assortment of
Saddlery,
Consisting of almost all kinds of Plated,
Polished and Tinned Articles in that line ;
with Saddle Trees, Girth Webs, &c. All of
which they will sell at the most reasonable
prices._________April 27-_________dl2t-eol2t
For Sale, ',
A healthy Negro Girl from the country, 12
years of age, to be sold for 15 years only, and
For no other reason than the owner having no
use for her. Apply to the Uditor of this paper.
wry 29. t »St
who has been
And a few hun»
To Sell or to Let,
The Store and Dwelling-, No. 4, at the
head of Cheapside dock. Possession may be
had against the 21st of July next. Fo. terms
apply to GEORGE HEIDE,
163, Market street.
Who has also to Let,
The Dwelling part of the House corner of
Calveit and Bank-streets. Possession may be
had immediately.
He has on hand, 8 by 10 and 10 by 12 Ham-
burg Glass, Verdegrice, aud best Fig Blue,
in boxes.
may 7. _______ d4t-e.o9t
Thomas Hawthorn
Has received per the Annawan, via Philadelphia,
An assortment of 7-8 and 4 4 Irish Linens,
Long Lawns, and 5-4 Sheetings.
a rso,
An invoice of English Goods, consisting of
Dimities, pink Ginghams, Malabar*, Nanl-ins,
cotton Chambrays, fancy Waistcoating, super-
fine Cloths, black Boinbazeens, 4-4 and 9-8
cambric Muslins, sewing Silks, low-priced
Prints, Sic. he. which he offers for sale at re-
duced priees for cash or acceptances in town.
may 8._________________________________eo
Just received,
Per the different arrivals from London, Liverpool)
iSfc. an extensive and general Assortment of
Drugs, Chemical Glass-ware,
patent Medicines, etc.
Which are offered for sale by the subscri-
ber on the most reasonable terms, for Cash,
country produce, or the usual ci edit.
Among which are,
Red bark, pale bark, calomel, opium, rhu-
barb, assafcetida, aqua fortis, oil vitriol, spirits
of salts, balsam copivi.balsamfoi fresh wounds,
orange peel, oil of peppermint, oil pennyroyal,
Spanish annatto, manna in cases, ipecacuanha,
juniper berries, isinggkss, surgeons' needles
in cases, midwifery instrumahts, surgeons'
poekcteases, do. apothec ies' scales in boxes,
do. copper (deep) with weights, glauber salts,
ground cam wood; with every article in the
above line, wholesale and retail.
Country Merchants, Physicians and others,
who may want any articles in the above line,
will do well 'o call at thejstore of the subscri-
ber, where no doubt they can be supplied as
low if not lower than any other house tn this
city, and on as good terms.
On Consignnnnt,
Holland Gin, of the first quality,
Sherry Wine,
Spanish Cigars,
Malaga Raisins, ?ic. which are offered for
sale on accommodating terms.
JAMES HANNA,
102, Market-street.
may 13. eo6t
Superfine Flour.
1200 barrels of prime Susquehanna!) Flour
for sale by the subscriber, on commission.
The above has been examined at both heads
by a careful cooper, and is in good shipping
order.
Storage may be had for about'2000 barrels
more, or 5000 bushels wheat.
Tobacco and other country produce taken in
on storage, and sold on commission, at his
warehouse, No. 2, head of the basin.
LEVINUS CLARKSON.
ALSO FOR SALE,
50 barrels of Pork,
13o Venison Hams,
may 1. eo
Just Received
from Philadelphia, and for sale by
GEORGE HILL,
A Chemieal Catechism,
Or the Application of Chemistry to the Arts,
for the use of Young People, Artists, Trades-
men and the amusement, of Leisure Hours, to
which is added, a vocabulary of Chemical
Terms, some ms6ful Tables, and a variety of
useful & amusing experiments, byS. Pajikks,
Manufacturing Chemist.
(Q" This edition is embellished with an
elegantly engraved copperplate Frontispiece
of the economical Laboratory of James vVood-
liouse, M. D.
april 22. eo
Notice is hereby given,
THAT I intend applying to the judges of
Baltimore county court, for the benefit of the
act of insolvency, passed at November ses-
sion, 1805, and the supplement thereto passed
at November session, 1806, at the expiration
of two months from this data.
WALTER S. HUNT.
M»y 18, Wi7. *e2a»
P. E. Thomas &. George
Have received bv the late arrivals from England,
a general assortment of
IRONMONGERY, CUTLERY, SADLE-
RY, & BRASS WARES.
Among which are,
WA LDRON'S Prime Grain & Grass Scythes,
Sickles, Anvils, Vises, Shovels, Spades,
Frying Pans, Sad Irons, &c. 8cc.
They have also constantly on hand,
A general assortment of
CUT-NAILS and BRADS
At the Manufacturer's prices, aud
BEST AMERICAN GLUE.
May 11.__________________eo8t
The subscriber has for Sale,
at No. 1, Gheapside,
'A general assortment of LEATHER, of
excellent quality, consisting of : Calfskins,
Neat, Bridle, Harness, Skirting, Spanish h.
Country Sole, Mock Morocco, Sheepskins
suitable for Book-binders, Boot-legs, &c.
which he will sell low for cash, or on the
usual credit, for good paper.
Also,
A young Negro Woman,
accustomed ta house-work,
dred prime Locust Posts.
R. K. HEATH.
N. B. He. will give the highest price fbr
Leather in the rough, and for Bark through-
out the season.
April 10. eo
For Sale,
A valuable Country Seat of four acres of
Land, within about two miles of the city, a
short distance from the York turnpike gate,
adjoining the country seat of Mr, William
Taylor, with the advantage of a private road
which saves the expense of a daily toll, being
in the vicinity of a number of elegant country
seats, On this place is a variety of fine bear-
ing fruit treets of various descriptions, with a
grove of large oaks, the whole being enclosed
with a post and rail fence For terms in-
quire of the printer, or of Mr. Christopher
Walker atjlhe Turnpike-gate.
April 27 eo
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F.OH THE PREVENTION AND CURE *)F
BILIOUS AND MALIGNANT FEVERS,
Is recommended
Lee's Anti-Bilious Pills,
Prepared by RICHARD LEE if SON, Bal-
timore.
Persons wishing to purchase this valuable
Medicine, are requested to be particular in
inquiring for Lee's Anti-Bilious Pills, put up
in wooden boiies, having on the outside wrap-
per the {signature of Richard Lee & Son.
This is necessary, as there are other Pills of
the same name.
The operation of these Pills is perfectly
mild, so as to be used with safety by persons
in every situation, and of every age.
They are excellently adapted to carry off
superfluous bile, and prevent its morbid secre-
tions ; to restore and amend the appetite ; to
produce u free perspiration, and thereby pre.
vent colds which are often of fatal ennse
quences—a dose never fails to remove a cold,
if taken on its first appearance. They are ce-
lebrated for removing tipbitual costiveness,
sickness of the stomach, & severe head-ache ;
and ought to be taken by all persons on a
change of climate.
Theyhave been foundremarkably efficacious
in preventing and curing disorders attendant
on long voyages, and should be procured and
carefully preserved for use by every seaman.
Messrs. Richard Lee and Son,
The high opinion I have of your Bilious
Pills, and a desire to make knawn their utili-
ty for the benefit of mankind, I wish you to
publish the following:
For two months past, I have been afflicted
with a violent sickness at the stomach, an in-
clination to vomit, and loss of appetite—by
tak-ng two dosea ef your pills, I am restored
to a perfect state of health—which induced my
wife to try them also, which was attended
with the same good effects, being now able
to attend to her domestic concerns : in my
opinion, this medicine is unequalled in sto-
maeh and bowel complaints, not being attend-
ed with that griping pain, common to other
remedies. JOHN SCOTT,
Delaney-street, near Columbia Gardens.
Bait. Dec. iO, 1807.
Sold at the Bookstores of Messrs. Warner
and Hanna, oornerof Gay and Market-streets
—John Vance and Co. 178, Market-street,
three doors below Charles-street —and Natha-
niel Knight, 23, Fell's-street, F^l's Point.
RICHARD LEE &. SON.
May 11. _____________________eo&t ,
Charles Wirgman
Has just received by tht Six Sist+s, from Bris-
tol, and offers for sale,
Sheathing Copper and Nails
Bar, square and bolt Iron, assorted
Iron Hoops
Scupper Nails and Pump Tacks
Spanish Brown
Tin Plates
Seine Twine
Bunting
Queen's Ware
Taunton Ale
Negro Pipes, and
Porter Bottles, in Hampers.
The abovearticles have beenpurchased with
cash, and will be sold very low.
Also, by the Guilford, from Newcastle, (E.)
20 cssks Tumblers, assorted,
20 crates of Queen's Ware,
A few Grindstones,
Patent Canvas,
Wine Bottles, in baskets, and
1500 bushels large Coal.
Likewise, by the Globe, from London,
An invoice of Gold and Silver Watches.
And on hand,
24 bales of Calcutta Piece Goods, consisting
of Luckipore, Jugdea and Chittabully Baftas,
18 casks Venetian Red,
3 casks Mustard Bottles,
London Porter, and
A few tons Logwood and Fustic.
april 28.______________________eo
Cumberland D. Williams
HAS FOR SALE,
200 bales Georgia Upland Cotton,
75 tons best Cainpeachy Logwood,
500 pieces Russia Sheetings,
50 tierces fresh Rice,
200 boxes brown Soap,
150 ditto mould Candles,
30 ditte Spermaceti ditto,
20 pipes of real Cogniac Brandy, 4th praof,
5 pipee Gin,
20 quarter casks Malaga Wine,
30 casks shipping Cheese,
40 barrels Mackerel,
200 barrels Beef,
3 ditto Carolina Indigo,
2 serooM Spanish Flotant ditto.
ttiav 20, »o8t
Peter Arnold Karthaus,
No. 1, South Liberty-street,
Has imported in the ships Cora, Henrietta, and
former arrivals from Amsterdam, and offers
for sale on reasonable terms, or in barter for
all kind of Shipping Purs, Tobacco and West-
India proilu.ee.
12 pipes Holland Gin,
6 casks Madder,
200 boxes Window Glass,
13 do. Coach Window and Picture Glass,
15 bundles Heart and Club Steel,
10 casks real and second quality Stire mark
Scythes,
3 d«. Straw Knives,
2 do. Coffee Mills,
15 boxes Maryland Whetstones,
40 kegs Hoes of 9, 10, 11 inches,
2 do. Socket Shovels,
500 best Rifle and Gun Locks,
2 boxes Turkey Yarn, fine quality,
1 cask Snuff Boxes, Combs and Toys,
10 boxes Checks and House made Linen,
2 boxes Tapes from No. 11 to 61.
3 do. Thread, from No. 8 to 5*3.
i do. Velvet Ribbons, 6 to 98,
1 do. Galloon Bindings,
Checks No. 2, 3 and 4 and
A number of other articles stated in my
former advertisement of March 18, and
50 barrels Prime Virginia Hams, well cur-
ed and in Shipping order,
1 cask Tallow.
I purchase all kinds of Shipping Furs for
which I will give reasonable prices. I have
erected a Press for the packing of Furs,
Skins, Snake Root, &e. in good shipping or-
der, may 4. eolm
Joel West and Go.
(At their Turpentine Distillery and Paint Store,
near the lower bridge, J
HAVE ivr.ported by the late arrivals from
London, Liverpool and New-Castle,
500 kegs white Lead ground in Oil,
7 1-2 tons ditto dry,
1 1-2 tons Powdered Litharge,
1 ton red Lead,
1000 lbs. patent yellow,
325 dozen Painters' Brushes & Sash Tools,
5 do. Grainino Tools,
20 gross Camel's hair Pencils,
1 case of Stone Ochre,
2 casks Turkey Uruber,
50 packets of Gold Leaf,
3 chests of Shellac,
20 cask3 of Spanish brown,
5 do. Venetian red,
2 tons of Alum,
5 tons of Copperas,
Prussian blue,
Vermillion and Sugar of Lead.
And per schooner' Father is" Sam, from St. Tht-
mas, entitled ta drawback,
300 bags Coffee,
6 barrels ditto,
25 hhds. Sugar,
All of which they offer for sale for cash or
on accommodating credit.
april 28. _ __________ d8t-e»8t
jfohn Vance and Co.
178, Market-street,
Have received per the late arrimitsfrnm England,
A large Assortment of
Books, Stationary, Cutlery, yc.
Among which ate,
New Novels, &c.
Tin in boxes,
Red and blue Morocco Skins,
Patent Suspenders,
Penknives, Scissars, and Razors,
A large assortment of Pocket-Books,
With a variety of other articles, all of which
will be sold on pleasing terms.
Also received,
Morse's Geography, with or without Atlas,
Writing Paper, am' Paste- Boards.
On Consignment,
1 trunk silk and cotton Suspenders,
Red and blue Morocco Skins,
Which will be sold low for cash, or on a credit.
may 20. er4t
New Paper Hanging-Store,
No. 7, North Charles street.
Rob't Elliot & Wm. Vance
HAVING entered into partnership, in the
New Paper Hanging-Store, inform their friends
and the public in general, that they havs just
received and have now ready for sale, a large
assortment of the most elegant
Paper Hangings !if Borders,
From Hurley's, Philadelphia, and the princi-
pal manufactories of Boston, Paris and Lon-
don.
The American Paper they will sell at the
manufacturers' prices-------li. Elliot being re-
gularly taught and brought up to the paper
hanging business, will superintend the hang-
ing and execute all.orders in town or country
with neatness, punctuality and dispatch, on
moderate terms.
N B. Country store-keepers supplied on the
most advantageous terms.
(CT Two or three APPRENTICES want-
ed to the above business.
may 20._______________________ eo
Removal.
Fell's-Point Schools.
MR. & MRS. BROWN
Have removed their Schools to 115, Bond-
street, corner of Fleet-street, where they re-
spectfully solicit a continuance of that liberal
support they have hitherto experienced.
Young Ladies instructed in Drawing, Nee-
dle Work, &c on the following terms, viz.
Embroidery, Muslin and Fancy Work, Writ-
ing, Arithmetic and English Grammer, per
. quarter, §9
Plain Sewing, Marking, Reading and
Writing. 6
Drawing, two lessons per week, three
hours each lesson, 4
French, Music, Geography, &c. by ap-
proved masters. 4
N. B. Six or eight Scholars can be accom-
modated with board, &c. on moderate terms.
may 20- ____________>__________eo3t||
For Sale,
NIC0LSON and HETH's BEST VIRGI-
NIA COAL.
A quantity of this Coal immediately from
the Pitts of Messrs. Nicolson and Heth, is
now landing at the subscribers Coal Yard, at
the intersection of Light-street continued &
Barre-street. The proprietors are under
contract to furnish supplies eqnal to the
consumption of the City, and of a quality
uniformly good ; and I am willing to contract
with manufacturers, inn-keepers and private
families for their annual supplies, at 25 cents
per bushel, deliverable in the months of May,
June, July and August. An early applicati-
on w.U enable ms to estimate the probably
quantity required for the ensuing winter.
JOHN P. PLLASANTS.
Who has removed bis oftice to Charles-
street, in the store lately occupied by Mr
Giwquiere. April 14. «lUt eotl9tJy
James W. Mitchell,
No. 49, Baltimnre-street,
Has just received from Philadelphia and N. Tort,
NINETY-iIVE PACKAGES
Seasonable and cheap Goods,
Among which are,
Fancy Calicoes,
Furniture ditto,
Fancy Chintzes,
9-8 and 6-4 Carabrick Muslins,
Black ditto ditto,
Cambrick Dimity,
Common ditto,
Cotton Umbrellas,
Cotton and silk Braces,
Printed Weltings, Marseilles, Jeans and
Dimities,
Tabby and silk Velvets,
Spider Net,
Cotton Laces,
Company Gurrahs>
Common ditto,
Baftas,
Guzzenahs,
Cossaes,
Fine Chaudpore ditto,
Romal and Gilly Handkerchiefs,
Superfine Long Cloths.
The above goods, with many other articles,
will be sold very low for cash, good paper, or
tobaceo. Some of these goods are on con-
signment, and must be sold.
Also,
3o hhds. Tobacco.
March 29. _________eo
Twenty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from the subscriber, on the SStli
of April, a Negro Man, named BENJAMIN'
ALEXANDER, of a yellowish black com-
ptexion ; has a scar on the right side of bia
nose, about midway between the corner of the
eye and the end of the nose. He is about 20
years old, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, and propor-
tionally made. Had on when he went away,
a half-woi n rorum hat, a drab cloth roundabout
and trousers, and a dark striped swansdown
waistcoat. He may have changed his dress.
The above reward will be paid to any person
who will deliver said Negro to me, at No. 41,
North Howard-street, or scoure him in any
jail so that I get him again.
SIMEON YEWELL.
N. B. All persons are warned againit har-
boring said fellow, at their peril.
may 18. eo4t||
For Sale,
An elegant, well-finished and substantial
two-story "Brick DWELLING-HOUSE and
LOT, situate in Argylt-alley : it is but a short
distance from the market-house on Fells-Point.
If not sold atprh'ate sale before Monday, the
first day of June, it will on that day be sold by
auction. For further particulars inquire »f
JOHN OGSTON,
No. 3, Fell-street, Fell's-Point*
wiay!8.___________________________eo4t§
Notice is hereby Given,
THAT the subscriber intends to apply to
Harford County Court, at their next setting,
or to one of the judges thereof, for the bene-
fit of the insolvent laws of this state.
WALTER T. HALL.
May 11, 1807 eo2m
To all my Creditors.
Having experienced many losses, 1 am un-
der the disagreeable necessity of petitioning
the court or some one of the judges thereof,
for the benefit of the insolvent laws passed
at the sessions of 1805 and I806.
C. LANGFORD.
_ApriU5,J807-__________________eo2m____
Notice is hereby Given,
That the subscriber of the city of Baltimore
intends to apply to the county court of Balti-
more, or some one of the judges thereof, tw»
months after 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" j and of the supple-
ment thereto, passed at November session,
I806.
JACOB BOULDIN.
april 21, 1807.____________________d2m
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-_________________d2_m
Notice to all my Creditors,
That I mean to apply to the judges of Bal-
timore 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, 18c7-___________________ 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 th«
trouble and mortification of disputing claims,
engendered in fraud and supported by injus-
tice, I shall petition the Baltimore county
court for the benefit of the act of insolvency.
- JOEL M. MUNSON.
april 4- ______________________djm
iNotice.
From many losses I am competed to g"vc«
this notice of my intention of applying to.
the -pidgss of Baltimore county court, for
the benefit of insolvent laws of 1805, and
1806, in two months from the date hereof.
J. SPRIGGS.
March 86, 1807._________________d2m
Notice is hereby given,
That we intend to apply to Baltimore coun-
ty court, er one of the judges thereof, for
the benefit of " an act entitled an' act, for
the relief of sundry insolvent debtors," pas-
sed at November session, ] 805.
CHARLES GHEOJJIERE.
HENRY" KUNCKEL.
March 25, 1807-____________________d2m
To all my Creditors.
J hereby give notice that I intend applying
to the Baltimore c-oucty court or one of the
judges thereof, for the benefit of an act of as-
sembly: passed at November session 1805,
entitled " an act for the relief of sundry insol-
vent debtors" as also of the supplement there-
to passed at the last session.
JOHN BARON.
May 18. d'2m§
'"printed and published by
JOHN UEWES,
9/ipon'te the Post-Office, St. l'v, |
