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Hazlehurst, Brothers and Co.
Have just received and offer for sale,
4 trunks'Ladies' Spangled Fancy Shoe3,
Also,
Gentlamen's Fashionable Shoes, and fancy
Slippers, suitable for the French and Spanish
markets, entitled to drawback on exportation.
may 15._____________________eofit
75 pipes Holland GIN,;;'
Imported in the ship North-America* ftom
Amsterdam, for sale by
I.ABES & CO..
april So.________________________'. d8teo"8t
Richard Appleton,
PERFUMES, WIG is' ORNAMENTAL
HAIS-MAKKR,
No. 53, Market-street,
Has receivedby the Globe, from London,
Gowland's Lotion; Milk of Roses; Jessa-
mine, Palm, Chvmical, Violet, Cream, Rose,
and Windsor Soap ; Rote, Jessamine, and
Mignonette. Pomatum ; double Hair Pins ;
Hair Nets; Meek Cushions j Velvet and Mo-
rocco Note Books ; Tortoise-shell, Mockshell
and dressing- Combs ; cloth, flesh, nail, hair,
and 240 dozen best quality Tooth-Brushes,
wholesale and retail.
may 6. col2t
To Let,
A neat, convenient two-story Brick House,
in a healthy situation near the Cathedral, with
good back buildings. For terms inquire of
the subscriber in Green-street, near the semi.
narv. THOMAS LEE.
ALSO,
To Lease on Ground Sent,
Several vacant LOTS in Saratoga and Lex-
ington-streets. T. LEE.
may 6. eo
-AMERICAN MANT;FACTUR7ED
Paper Hangings.
The Subscribers having made consider-
able improvement.in manufacturing PAPER
HANGINGS, inform the public that they
have now commenced making the elegant
DIAMOND
OS
SPANGLED PAPER,
Suitable for drawing- rooms, &c. some of
which is now finished and may be seen at
their warehouse, No. 141, Baltimore street.
THOMAS & CALDCLEUGH.
N. B. Paper put up by their workmen if
found defective will be covered With new pa-
per free of.expen'oe.
may 6. ___________eo
. Aikin's Geography.
just published,
And for sale by M. is* J. CONRAD & CO.
(Price Two Dollars)
Geographical Delineations;
Or, A Compendious View of the Natural and Po-
litical Slate of
ALL PARIS OF THE WORLD.
By J. Aikin, M.D.
Author of many valuable Works.
"The precise object aimed at in this work,
(sa>s Dr. Aikin,) is to afford, in a moderate
compass, and under an agreeable form, such a
view jf every thing most important relative to
the natural and political state c! the world, as
may dwell upon the mind in vivid colors, and
durably impress it with just and instructive
notions.
" No particular class or age of readers hss
been jn my view in this performance. If it
prove :. e to my intentions, young-per-
sons of both sexes, at the period of finishing
their education, may peruse it with advantage,
as a summary of What is most important to be
remembered relative to the topics treated of;
and it may afford compendious information to
tluse of maturer years, who arc destitute of
time and opportunity for copious research."
Tho' we possess tnany geographical works,
yet it is presumed that the publication of Ai-
kin's Geographical Delineations needs noapo-
1-,1/y. Many competent judges in Philadel-
phia, New-York ,snd.Boston, have examined
this w *k, and unanimously agree that it is
neat, perspicuous and useful; well adapted to
the instruction of youth, and the information of
persons of mature age. Perhaps it is no exag-
gerated praise of this work to assert, that no
system of geography of equal size is, in all re-
spects, so fit for the purposes of instruction and
general reading.
Extract front the Annual Seview, vol. 4.
" The happy application &f clear and precise
description, judicious selection, and graceful
plainness of style, to the illustration of geogra-
phy, has already been tclt and approved by the
public, in Dr. Aikin's England Delineate^.
Nor will these Geographical Delineations,
which at present demand oi.r attention, be
found in any respect unworthy of their author.
Differing materially ss to its object, both from
the elementary treatises, and the more com-
plete systems of this important and interesting
. branch of general science, this work may be
eonsidercd as occupying a newly discovered
Station, whence young persons of both sexes
may review with pleasure and advantage the
real extant-& bearings of their former studies.
" The principal materials of this work are
necessarily compiled from other books; but a
very pi easing part of it, the delineation of na-
tional characters, is original; and the strong-
tincture of liberal moderation diffused through
the whole, together with the uniform good
taste and simplicity of the style, give to it a cer-
tain charm that is easier ielt than described."
may 12. eo8t
Jo-HN KlPP,
No. 16, Cbeapside,
Mas imported in the ship Globe, from London,
White LeadN dry Prussian Blue, No. 1
Do. do. ground In oil and No. 2
Spanish Whiting Fine Kings' Yellow
Do. brown of the best Terra de Scinna
Fine Rose Pink Flake White
Best Turkey Umber Duck Pink
Do. red Chalk Letharge, fine and
Do. Stone Ochre coarse
Do. Powdered Black Best green Copperas
Lead BestgroundredWood
Do. Patent Green Paint Brushes, of all
Do. Naples Yellow sizes
Gold Leaf, pale and Sash Tools, do.
deep Fitch s, do.
Silver do. Camel Hair Pencils,
Strewing Smalt do.
Best Verniillian Gilders' Tips,
Glaziers' Di-mortds.
Also on Hand,
All kinds of Paints, dry and ground in oil, &
120 casks Whale Oil, in shopping order,
40 do. best Spermaceti Oil, do.
40 do. Linseed, do.
60 bbls. Tanners' do.
300 boxes Window Glass of all sizes,
2000 wt. dry Verdigrise,
500 wt- Spelter,
2000 wt of best Glue, &c. &c.
All of which he will sell on reasonable terms
ftir cash or on accommodating credits.
May 14. e.u!3t
Nichols (h French,
No. 12, South-street,
Stave received by the schooner Susan, from Bos-
ton,
35 bales & boxes of INDIA &. FRENCH
GOODS, viz. :
Luckipore ~)
ChiUibilty&V.BAFTAS,
Fine J
Jaumpore SAUNS,
Barilla ?0 C0SSAS
Gurrah 3
Azumga,
Meerguugee)
Jalalpore ?-MAMOODYS,
Fine do. J
Fine Jalalpore SANNAS,
Gunny Bags,
White Thread Laces, Gloves, Velvet Rib-
bons, Paper Mounts, Plain Tiffany and Span-
gled Fans, Morocco Caps, &c. &c
Also in Store,
67 bales INDIA GOODS, consisting of
Gurrahs, Mamoodys, Sawns, Saunas, Cossas,
Baltas, &c. &c.
The whole entitled to debenture.
may 5.__________________________??20tll?.
English Bend Leather, &c.
JOHN S. ~PECK fcf CO.
TANNNERS & CURRIERS,
Have imported in the ship Globe, from Lon-
don and for sale at No. 63, Market-space
Prime English Bend Sole Leather, in Ran-
ges and Squares. Also Shoe Thread, Tan-
ners' and Curriers' Knives, fee. &c.
And have constantly for sale, a general as-
sortment of LEATHER.
may 12._________________________d3t-eout
George Price and Co.
Save imported in the Abcona, from Liverpool,
Part of their assortment or
SPRING GOODS.
April 1/.
dl8t-eo9t
To Rent,
TWO STABLES in Rogers'-alley, back of
the late Franklin-Hotel Inquire of Henry
Peek, No. 149, Market street.
N. B. They will accommodate 24 Horses.
may 15. eo
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 exceUent
two story brick building, and the lot is also im-
proved, with a garden and Frame stable,
which will render it a comfortable resilience.
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,
April 21. _________________eo
ELEGANT mTlLTNERV.
M. Hunter,
No. 116, Market-street,
Has received an additional supply of
Spring and SummerMilfinery,
Which will 1-e -ipenedon Friday, the 8th inst.
May 7_________________________d6t-eo6t
Ten Dollars Reward.
Runaway 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 ; has a bold look, and is slen-
der made. Had on when she went away a
blue and white jacket, linsey petticoat, and a
Madras-) handkerchief around her head. As
she has a number of clothes with her, she
no doubt will change her dress. I have every
reason to suppose her to be harbored by some
tree person of color in this citv. The above
reward will be p^id 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
For Sale or Rent,
The HOUSE at present occupied by Isaac
Webster, esq. No. 1, King George-street, and
next adjoining to that occupied by Mr. Joint
M'Fadon. For terms apply to
WALTER ROE,
46, South-street.
ALSO TOR REljT,
The HOUSE, No. 9. Calvert-street, lately
occupied by Mrs. Dysart as a boarding-house.
Possession of both the above houses can be had
immediately. Apply as above.
may 14. d6teo6t
To be Rented,
(And possession given immediately J
That convenient dwelling HOUSE, No. 43,
Charles-street. For terms apply to
GERARD T. UOPKINS,
1, County wharf.
5th mo. 7th,___________________eo
Luke Tiernan and Co.
Have received by'the laic arrivals from London
and Liverpool, a general assortment of
Spring GOODS.
LIKEWISE,
Rose, Duffell and Point Blankets, Coatings,
Wain, &c.
20 quarter chests Hj son Tea, and
A few cases Manchester Goods, on very
low terms.
april 23. ' ______________eo8ot?
M'Culloh '& Poor
Have received per the Fame, Abeona, Diana &
John Adams, from, Liverpool,
A complete assortment of
HARDWARE,
Among which is an excellent assortment of
CUTLERY.
may 5.____________________ eo
Rhode-Island Scythes,
Just received and for sale by
IZAK PROCTER.
38 dozen P:issmore'3 Grass Scythes, of the
very first quuliyt.
april 23._____________________________go
India Narikeeris, Silks, Ike.
JUST RECEIVED,
2,000 pieces short Yellow Nankeens, Change
able and Plain Senshaws, a complete assort"
Bient, Plaid Tamtes, Sewing Silks, Silk Ser'
g-es, lor Taylor's nee, 7-4 and 6 4 plain and-
(a! < \ jilk Shawls, Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
&c. &e.
Als:i for exportation,
A few bales Striped Seersuckers, India
Cheeks, China CUstas, Sootie & Gilla Hd'kft.
Kcd JCirva ClotH ; and their usual assortment
of White Muslins, by the bale or piece.
COPE W BROTHERS.
may 2k eoflt
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.______________________ eo2UtS
Baltimore Gen'l Dispensary.
THE present attending Physicians hav-
ing declared their intention to decline offering
at the ensuing election, Doctor John Shaw, is
nominated a3 a candidate to succeed one of
them by
A CONTRIBUTOR.
April 24.___________________________eo
Rolling and Sliting Mill.
The subscribers are now ready to execute
orders for Hoop Iron and Nail Rods of all
dimensions, in the neatwst manner and at very
short notice.
ANDREW & THOMAS ELLICOTT.
may 14. eo
M. JAMB0,
222, Market-street,
Has just received by the Six Sisters, from Bristol,
An elega.-it assortment of flint, shop furni-
ture and other GLASS ; consisting of two-
gallon tincture bottles, one-gallon f,;tto, &c;
two gallon saltmouth ditto, one-gallon ditto ,
two-gallon specie bottles, one-gallon ditto,
quart ditto, &c.; Nipple Shells, Breast Pipes;
Funnels in sizes, graduated measures, Essence
Peppermint Vials, British Oil ditto, small Tur-
lington's ditto, Bateman's ditto, Stoughton's
ditto, Perfume Vials, white and green Vials
assorted by the crate, Priestley's machines
complete, which he will sell on the usual terms.
On hand,
A general assortment of genuine Drugs and
Medicines, Surgeon's Instruments, Perfume-
ries, Paints, Dye Stuff', and every article in
his line.
Country merchants supplied with Patent
Medicines at a good allowance. Medicine
Chests, for shipping, irou-wor.s, plantations,
or private families, completed in the neatest
manner, with plain and apprpved directions.
may 5. d4teolot
Notice.
I do hereby forewarn all persons from cre-
diting my.wife Margaret Smell, and others
on my account, for I am determined not to pay
any debts but my own.
PETER SMELL.
N. B. All accounts against me, for tho
last 2 months past, are requested to be bro't
in legally proved and I will pay them
may 21. ______coltf
HenryHoward,
TAILOR,
No. 1, Lemmon street,
HAS received per the ship Globe, the New-
est Spring Fashions, and is supplied with a
variety of the best and most fashionable Cloths,
Cassimeres, and Waistcoating, together with
every other article in the line of his professi-
on. He therefore solicits the public's favors,
and assures them that no exertions on his part
shall be wanting to give general satisfaction.
May 7. ______________________eo8t
IRISH LINENS.
yohn Robinson,
No. 216, Market-street,
Has just received by the ship Adrians from
Liverpool, and additional supply of
4-4 )
and?-IRISH LINEN.
7-8 J
And Housewife Dowlas,
Amongst which are,
A few boxes 4-4 Extra F'me.
may 5._______________ ________d6t-eo6t
Union Bank of Mary iand~
5th May, l8o6.
NOTICE is hereby given tothe Stockhold-
ers, that an ELECTION for Sixteen Direct-
ors will be held at William Evans's Tavei n, in
the city of Baltimore, on MONDAY, tl;e 6th
July next, at nine o'clock in the morning, and
continued until three o'clock in the afternoon.
By order of the Board of Directors,
R. HIGINBOTHOM, Cashier.
N. B. By the act of incorporation, not more
than eleven of the present board are eligible
for the ensuing year.
QCj" The editors of the Easton Sta", the Frede-
naitown Herald, and the Elizabethtovin Gazette,
are requested to publish the above once a week for
six weeks, andforward their accounts.
may 5. ' ?________________ eo6jy
"Valuable Property for Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale, onetwo-story
BRICK HOUSE and LOT, fronting 47 feet
on Charles within one door of Market-street,
and one of the new Union-Bank of Maryland ;
Persons inclined to purchase it is presumed
will view the premises, and any further des-
cription is deemed unnecessary, an indisputa-
ble title will be given and the terms of sale
made very accommodating. Apply en the
premises to
E.BICKHAM.
If desired the whole of the property, ex-
tending to Wilke's Lane, adjoining the above
mentioned bank, will be disposed of with the
above.
May 19.___________________eo8tt;
Just Received
By the brig Happy Couple, from Bordeax,
3 boxes Superfine Silk Stockings, lace
clocks, &c.
7 bales Superfine wide and narrow Brit-
tannias. For sale by
HENRY MESSONIER.
-nay 19.___________________________eo4t
Charles C Egerton
HAS FOR SALE,
60,000 lb. best Green Coffee,
72 hiids. Sugar,
1356 boxes Claret Wine,
10 tons Campeachy Logwood,
53 hhds. Maryland Tobacco,
1,000 wt. Indigo.
may 21. ____ _________ eo
REMOVAL.
"James Ninde, Watch-Maker,
No. 70, Market-street,
Respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he has removed from his old stand
to the above place; where he hopes by a punc-
tual attention to business, to merit a continu-
ance of the public patronage which he has hi
therto so liberally experienced.
He has on hand, aim will be constantly sup-
plied with, an elegant as sortment of Gold and
Silver Horizontal, Seconds, Capped, Jewelled,
and other WATCHES, of the first quality,
which he offers for sale at the most reduced
prices, may 19. 2?w
Genu'ne Cologne Water,
Just receii ed and for sale by the subscriber
No. l;-22, Market-street.
M. JAMBU.
may 23.___________________________eo4t
Queen's-ware, China & Glass,
Matthew" Smith,
No. S. North LIBERTYS'ISEET,
Has now on hand a vcrv complete assortment of
Qa< en's-wnre, Cut and Plain English Glass,
and handsome Tea China.
India Shades, case bottles, Cut Jelly Glas-
ses, Glass Dishes, Bowls, Punch Cans, Wc.
&c.
Country Merchants who purchase Queen's-
ware with cash, will find it to their interest
to call upon him.
may 21. eo4t
The subscriber has for Sale,
AT No. 1, CllEAPSIDE,
A general assortment ?f LEATHER, of
excellent quality, consisting of : Calfskins,
Neat, Bridle, Harness, Skirting, Spanish &
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, who has been
accustomed to house-work. And a few hun-
dred prime Locust Posts.
R. K. HEATH.
N. B. He will give the highest price for
Leather in the rough, and for Bark through-
out the season.
April 10;_____________________________ea
P, E. Thomas tk George
Have received by the late arrivals from England,
a general assortment of
IRONMONGERY, CUTLERY, SADLE-
RY, & BRASS WARES.
/mor.g which ore,
WA LDRON'S Prime Grain & Grass Scythes,
Sickles, Anvils, Vises, Shovels, Spades,
Frying Pans, Sad Irons, he. &c.
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 Grand Master of Malta,
A remarkably fine Jack, brought direct
from Malta, .by Commodore Rogers, will
stand to cove:-Mares and Jennies during the
et\ a ig season, at Hampton, the country seat
of General Ridgcly, at the moderate price
of ten dollars each, for the season, for ?4ares,
and one hundred dollars for each Jenny.*
The Grand Master is now 3 years old, and
i3 allowed by the best judges, to be the l*rg
est and handsomest Jack ever seen in this
country. To avoid trouble, tile money must
be sent with the Mares or Jennies.
JOHN GREEN, Manager.
P. S. The best of clover pasturage may be
had, but no liability for escapes or accidents.
* N. B. In the first advertisement this dif
ference of price between Mares and Jennies
was omitted, which palpable mistake is now
corrected as above.
March 26.____________________ oo2m
For Sale,
NICOLSON and HETH's BEST VIRGI-
NIA COAL.
A qunntity of this Coal immediately from
the Pitts of Messrs. Nicolson and He'll, is
now landing at the subscribers Coal Yard, at
the intersection of Light-street continued &
Barre-slrect. The proprietors are under
contract to furnish supplies equal to the
-Consumption of the City, and of a quality
uniformly good ; and lam willing I obntract
with manufacturers, inn keepers and private
families for their annual supplies, at 25 cents
per bushel, de.iverable in the months of May,
June, July and August. An early applicati-
on w.'l enable me to estimate the probable
quantity required for the ensuing winter.
JOHN P. PLEASANTS.
Who has removed his office to Charles-
street, in the store lately occupied by Mr,
Gieqiiiere. April 14. d!2t-eotlstJy
Removal.
FeWs-Point Schools.
MR.(CMKS. 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, g9
Plain Sewing, Marking, Reading and
Writing. 6
Drawing, two lessons per week, three
hours each lesson, 4
French, Music, Geography, he. by ap-
proved masters. 4
N. B. Six or eight Scholars can be accom-
modated with board, he. on moderate terms.
may 20.__________________________eo3t)j
New Paper Hanging-Store,
No. 7, North Charles street.
RobH Elliot & Wm. Vance
HAVING entered into partnership, in the
New Paper Hanging-Store, inform their friends
and the public in general, that they have just
received and have now ready for sale, a large
assortment of the most elegant
Paper Hangings & 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?-?R.Elliot being re-
gularly taught and brought up to the paper
hanging business, will superintend the bang-
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.
Cj' Two or three APPRENTICES want-
ed to the above business.
may 20. 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*!iie 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'descriptiens, witha
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 atfthe Turnpike gale.
April 27 co
Valuable Lands &c. for Sale,
On the 19th June next.
In compliav.i-e with the villi of'Engdhard Teiscr^
Esq L.tely deceased, will be sold atpitbllc mic-
tion, en the premises, at 1'2 o'clock, on tht \')lh
June next, ,_
All that valuable PLANTATION when on
the deceased lately resided, conttiming ab'oul
33*1 1-2 acres, distant about 4 1-3 miles from
the city of Baltimore, and adjoining the lands
of Gen Smith, Daniel Bowly, esq. and others.
On this.land are erected, a cojnfortable Dwell-
iiig-House ; a convenient, stone Barn, 33 feel in
width and 75 feet long ; a Still-House, with
2 Stills; and a Spring-House, the loner part
stone, the upper part brick ; exclusive of seve-
ral other tenements, and every other neces-
sary out-house ; good Apple and Peach Or-
chards, of excellent fruit; also, good kitchen
gardens. About half the land is clejir, tho
other half is young thriving wood ; a conside-
rable quantity of meadow, a constant stream
of water running through it. The upland is
kind for all sorts of grain. This property is a
healthy, handsome, and pleasant situation.
Also, at the same time ana. place will be sold at
auction, as afora id,
All that well-known v-.l-K.bli' FARM, late
the property of the decease?., called Grace's
Quarter ; situated in Middle-river Neck, at
the conflux of Gunpowder river and Saltpetre
creek, by which two waters it is almost sur-
rounded. It contains about 424 acres of arable
wood and meadow land. For fertility of soil,
this place is equalled by few. To point out
the number of natural advantages attending it,
would far exceed the bounds of an advertise-
ment. There is on it a good comfortable
House, almost new, with Kitchen, Negro
Quarter, Spring-House, with nx:essary out-
houses, and a large frame Isai-u (erected in the
summe of 1804) with stables, cow-houses, &c.
undenjeathjit. Likewise, two apple-orchards,
two peach ditto, of the best of fruit, with
cherry and plumb-trees, and about 20 romark-
ably fine pear-trees, from the fruit of viiicll
alone considerable sums have been nude. Ire
fact, no place in the country can be better
situated, either for the grazier or planter, for
nearly the whole of the farm can be put into
meadow at a small expence. fjio fishery on
this place, in the season, is extremely profita-
ble; and the shores are linfd with wildfowl
of all kinds. It has the advantage of an ele-
gant prospect of the rivBt- and adjacent coun-
try, and good w.ater. The distance to Balti.
more by land is 16miles, and by water 4 or 5
hours sail.
Persons disposed to purchase, are invited
to view the above properly
Both the said farms will be laid off and di-
vided into smaller farms, to suit purchasers.
Plats of the same will in a few days be left at
the auction-room of Mr Thomas Chase.
CATHARINE YEISER,}
JOHN BORLAND, CEx'rs.
NICHOLAS BRICE, 3
may 23-____________________ cots
To Let,
Ami possession given immediately,
A oonve iii fit two-story BRICK DWEL-
LING, with back buildings, now in the te-
nurc of Alexander Richardson, situated on
Mari-. -street extended, and adjoining- the
House o.-cupied by Messrs. Haigh & Fourinan.
For terms inquire of the subscriber, living
near the premises.
JOHN -,. BERRY.
inay 2".________________co4t
In iiaitiiuore County Court,
Maucii 24, 1S07.
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 lor the relief of sundry insolvent
debtors," and a schedule of his properly & a
listof'his creditors, on oat It, 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 the said court that he hath resided in
the state of Maryland the iivo preceding years,
prior to the passage of the sajtl act; and liav-
i ng- been brought before the said court, and
discharged from imprisonment, on taking the
oath by said act required.
It is thereupon adjudged and ordered, by
klie said court, that the said Charles Mor-
neweck, appear 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 be, and is hereby
appointed the time for the said creditors
to appear and recommend a trustee for their
benefit; and the said Charles Mornewickgiw
them notice of the passage of this ordcr(b_v
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