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Just Received Erom Philadelphia, and fa- sale by GEORGE HILL, .'' A Chemical Catechism, Or the Application of Chemistry to the Arts, for the use of Young people, rusts, Trades. men and the amusement of Leisure Hours, to •which is added, a vocabulary of Chemical Terms, sorao asi-fid Tables, and a variety of "useful & amusing experiments, by S. Pa.rkes, Manufacturing Chemist. QCj" This edition is embellished with an elegantly engwved copperplate Frontispiece of the economical Laboratory of James .'trood- house, M. D. april 22. e<> To be Let, or Sold, A large two-story Brick HOUSE, and LOT, containing' about 9 acres of Ground. The house has eieven rooms, and a dry cel- lar under the whole, good Kitchen and Sta- bles ; also a number of Sheds, a large Gar- den and a Puipp of pure wholesome water The properly is situated on the Reister's- town turnpike road, a little Letter than a mile from this city, and is well situated for a tav- ern. Possession may be had immediately. For terms apply to Nicholas Orrick, Market- Street, or to CHRISTIAN KEENER, Silver Hill. Who offers for Sale on a liberal credit, His present Place of Residence. June 22. _____________________eo_ Benjamin Francis Takes th c liberty to inform the citizens of Old-Town ..nd the public in general, that he has opens a STOKE, at No. 2, at the cor- ner of Br /Ig'e and Union-streets, Old-Town, ¦where li t proposes to keep the following ar- ticles for sale, viz. Groceries and Liquors, A general assortment of Wrought and Cut Nails, Flooring Brads and Sp'keS, Wrougl t and Cut Sprigs, from 1 1-2 tq,2 inches. Also, An assortment of Hardware. Also, A large number of Carpenters' Tools. Likewise. A number of small articles of too little value to trouble the printer with. The arti- cles \rillbei saloon reasonable terms for cash or approved bank bills. may 2?.____________________________eo2m£_ For Sale, A Negro MAN, who has been accustsm- ir.d to waiting in the house and talcing care of horses, and who can also cook. He lias ten years to serve. Inquire at this Office. June 13._____________________________eo _ Baltimore and Frederick-town Turnpike Road Company. NOTICE iS HE REST. GIVEN, That proposals in writing will bo received at the Company's Office in the city of Balti- more, until the 20th of August next, for build- imr a bridge over ¦".' i he width of the stream is about 300 feet, and the bridge is to be raised about 40 feet above low water mark. The proposals to be accompanied with a plan. On application to John M'Pberson, and George Ba'or, esq. in Frederick-town, fur- ther information may lie had, J. LEWIS WAMPLER, Sec'ry. julv 9. eot20thAti Indigo, Cocoa, and Coffee. 67 seroons first quality Flotant Lidigo, •83 bags Carracas Cocoa, $38 hags ) f quality Coffee, 75 barrels5 Just received by the schooner Hope from Lacuira, and for sale by LUKE T1ERNAN & CO. GEO. F. li. 1.EM. WARFIELD. .July 9._________________eolOtt Charles C Egerton HAS FOR SALE, 60,000 lb. best Green Coffee, 72 hinls. Sugar, 1356 boxes Claret Wine, 10 tons Campeachy Logwood, 53 hhds. Maryland Tobaccos 1,000 vvt. Indigo. in ay 21. Joim Speny, No. 55, Smith's wharf* Has received an invoice of 12.cas^s Fan- cy GOODS, consisting of Tambored Japanned, Sprig, Mull Muslffls, 4-1 . Tambored, Plain and Spotted Gauze, Shawls, Princess and Royal Spider Net and Fancy Nottingham Lace. On hand, To Rent, TWO STABLES in Rogers' alley, back or the late Frankiin-Hotcl Inquire of Henry Peek, No. 14,9, Market street. N. B. They will accommodate 24 Horses may 14._____________________________eo BENGALS. A few pieces of BENGALLS, of different colors, for sale by JOSEPH TOWNSEND. No. 18, Baltimore-street. 6th wo1 3. ___________________________eo ^ Dividend. The President and Directors of the Union Bank of Maryland, have this day declared a dividend ofjaw and a half per cent on the capi- tal Stock thereof, for the half year, ending the 30th instant, and the same will be paid to the stockholders, or their representatives ¦ on or after Monday the 6fh July, ensuing. By order of the Bond, R. HIGINBOTHOM, Cashiar. June 29__________________________eolSt Win. 8* Jerm. Floffman, No. 3, South Charles street, OFFER FOR HALE, 147 bales INDIA GOODS, Consisting of Oude Sahans, Do. Cosahs, Do. Mamoodies, Tandah Sahans, ai^J Illafetgimge do. June 26. eJIQt-eoIGt Win. & Jerm. Hoffman, No 3, South Charges-street, JZave imparled in the Shepherdess, from London, 62 packages Fancy Goods, Consisting if Prints, Muslins, - Cambrick and common Dimities, ' Cambrick and common Ginghams, Cambrick Sarsnets, Chambray Muslms, Shifting Cottons, Madras (md I'uliicat Hankerchiefe, White and Printed Quillings, Knitting and Adelpiii Cotton, . Silk and Colt'in Hosiery, Super Cloths and Cassimers, with trim- mings to match, Elegant Shawls, newest fashion, Ribbons, Dr«ss Buttons, Cords, Tassels, Girdles, &c. &c. And have remaining from a former impor- tation a few cases IRISH LINNENS AND •-SHEETINGS. June 26. dl5t.co.15t Cossas, Jallalpoore Sannahs, Jugdea, ") Luckiiiocrc, c- Baftas, Chittabully, ) Gilla Romalls, Cotton Checks. White Platillas, Brown Hollands, Britannias, Book Checks, Dowlcs and Creas, Cotton 'lose, Bolting Cloths, Becrboom Gurrahs, Also, 12 pipes 4th proof Cogniac Brandy, (old.) 40 boxes first quality Cigars, N. B. The above goods entitled to deben- ure which will be received in part payment. July 1._________________ eol-2t Land for Sad, About 380 acres of Woodland, from nine to ten miles from Baltimore, on the main road to Eliicott's upper Mills: there is a large quantity of timber and wood on this tract; it is allowed by good judges that it will ave- rage considerable more cords of wood per acre, than will pay the price I ask for it, as it stands, without any expence or trouble in cutting. The price of fire wood the last winter, with the increasing scarcity of that article on the tide waters, and near Baltimore, it is thought will make this property of great value in a, few years, to one that has the money to spare. The whole may be sold to- gether or had in lots, as may best suit pur- chasers, one half the money will he required in hand, for the oilier half, two or three years credit will be given. Mahlon Ely, litiog near the premises, will shew the Land j and the terms made known on application to1 Jo- seph Townscnd, Baltimore, or to ENNION WILLIAMS, Selby Mills, 7tn mo. 2d.________eol6tf George fV. Field. No. 157, Baltimohe-street, Has for sale, by the Piece or Package, A Variety of Goods, • Amongst which are, White & Fancy Hand- kerchiefs, White StcoloredCam- brie Muslins, Bombaaenes h Bom- baze'ti's. Black, white & Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, India & English Sew- big Silks, Scarf Twist,.' London printed Mar. seilles, Jeans, Irish Diaper, Checks, Silk and Cotton Um- brellas, A fe a packages Irish Linens, &c. &c. Ribbons, Modes, Sattins, Persians, Imperial Lustres, Florentines, Black and Fancy co- lored Silk Velvets, Silk &. Cotton Ilosie. Silk Gloves, Fancy Ginghams, Chambray Muslins, Cullicoes, Tapes and Bobbin*, Laces and Edgings, 'India Calicoes, Bengalis, India Book Muslins, iVt adras 11 andkerchf's French Cambrics, Drogheda Linens, __June 4._________________eo_______ Von Kapff and Brune OPFEK FOR SALE, 100 pipes best Holland Gin 50 do Dutch Beer 600 boxes do. Cheese lo do half pint Tumblers 2o do. short Negro Pipes 2o casks Crucibles lo do. Madder, 5 do. Sewing and Fishing Twine, 3 do. Brass Kettles, looo Gin Cases, 37o packs Sheathing Paper, 34 bales white and brown Flemish Sheet- ings. An assortment of GERMAN LINENS ; Consisting of ChecksNo.2, Listadoes,Book Check, Stripes, Bretagnes, Platillas, Creas, Dowlas, Ronans, Estopillas.Cholets, white Rolls,Ticklenburgs, Bielfeld-Linen, German Raven Duck, Hessi- ans, Bagging Stuff, and ready-made Bags. Also, 374 boxes white and brown Havanna Sugar 23 barrels brown Sugar, 2o tons Fustic, 12 tierces Rice 115o bushels coarse Liverpool Salt, 18 casks Rocou, 16 barrels and 14 bags Gum Guiacum, 6 seroons Jalap, 12o boxes Port Wine, of a very good quality 9 boxes Copper, 22 a 23 oz. 5o casks Steel, and A quantity of Glass Bsads. may 4. d 12teo Hazlehurst, Brothers and Co. OFFER FOR SALE, L. P. Madeira WINE, In pipes, hhds. and qr. casks, July 1. eol2t A WORK THAT OUGHT TO BE IN POSSESSION OF EVERY MAN. THE LIFE OF Gen. WASHINGTON, Bv John Marshall, Chief Justice of the United States, Complete in 5 vols. 8vo. with an elegant Por- trait, and a variety of Maps j is now ready for subscribers, and for sale, by GEORGE HILL. The following remarks from a late London publication, attest the high, opinion entertain- ed of this authentic and interesting work : *' The public will learn with interest that the literary monument which has long been projected to the memory of the most illus- trious character of modern times, is at lenjrth completed. No apology can be requi- site "or erecting such a monument to him, who was the first in war, the first in peace, and the first in the hearts of his fellow citi- zens : to him who was the founder of a great and prosperous empire, and whose, mo- deration and pure patriotism challenge the imitation of all statesmen. This performance of judge Marshall has already been distin- guished by the most honorable and unequivo- cal testimonies; it has been hailed as an ac- quisition to standard literature ; and it has been considered as deserving, in point of ex- ecution, a place by the side of Robertson's Charles the Fifth, and as unrivalled in the au- thenticity of its materials, by any work in the entire compass of history and biography April 4.________________d6t-eo Pork for Sale. The Svbsiriher offers for sale on the most mode- rate terms, 230 barrels second and third quality PORK, recently repacked and inspected. THORNDICK CHASE, No. 29, Thames st. F. Point. July 2d, 1307, eoSt, On Friday, the 26th '"fane last, the CHARITABLE MARINE SOCIETY of Baltimore held their Annual Meeting for tne Election of Officers, 'alien the'following gen- tlemen werfi duly elected : THORNDICK CHASE, President' rlMOTHY GARDNER, Vice-President; HAS COLE, Treasurer* JOHN HAMILTON, Secretary; NATHANIEL THOMPSON,^ ¦?• ARCHIBALD KERR, DANIEL HOWL AND, JOHN SNYDER, GEORE STILES, Ten tie wMembers were also elected, which with other necessary business occupying much time, it was ordered by the President, that the Officers, and as many of the Members as choose to attend, meeton the 15th day of July i utant, to settle the Pension List for the pre- sent year. By order of the President, JOHN HAMILTON, Secretary. July 8. _______-____eo Forty Dollars Reward. RAN-away from the subscriber in Septem- ber last, a Negro Man named LUKE, about twenty-two years old, five feet nine or ten mchesjhigh, wide mouth, thick lips, a little in- kneed, walks much on the inside of his feet, and turns his toes considerably out when walk- ing, ready at an answer, and talks much. Also another, called ANTHONY, a likely fellow, who went off on or about the 13th of June last, about 24 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, well set; stammers much wlncu talking, nnd has:: slight eruption in the bottom of his belly. Both of those fellows I purchas- ed lately of the family of the Bowlings, in and near Piscataway, whene the) have relations, & among.t whom they arc probably secreted. I will give the above reward for securing them in jail, so that I i;et them again, or 20 dollars for either, and pay all reasonable ex- pellees if brought home -to Prince George's county, near P-iscataway. RICHARD DENT. July 3._______________________________eo To Let. A good stand for the Wholesale and Re- tail Dry Good Business. Immediate poses- (ion can be givsh. Apply at No, 49, Balti- more-street. Jijy 10. eo An Apprentice Wanted. A LAD bi tween 14 and 15 years of age, possessing a good education, and of genteel connexions, will be taken as an apprentice to the Printing business, at the Cilice, of the Observer, if early application is made to thij subscriber. J. ROBIN SJ)N. July 14.___________________________eo4t Apartments to Let. Part, of a large and commodious three story House in an eligible and niry situation. Apply at No. 30, Eahumore street. July 9. eo4ti In Pursuance of an Order of the Orphan's Court of Baltimore county, will be exposed to Public Sale, on TUESDhT, the iUt instant, at 10 o'clock, at the Mar- ket-space, Fell's-Point, for cash, ALL the Personal Property of Charles Voiry, deceased, consisting of Wearing Apparel, &c. &c. ___J"'-Vll^________________eo4tf_ Volunteers, Attention. The subscriber respectfully informs the se veral Volunteer Companies of Baltimore, that he has ready for delivery, a quantity of PAN BRUSHES & PICKERS, neatly made, and which ought to.be attached to the accoutre- ments necessary to Equip every Solder in the ranks. Such Companies as apply tor the furnishing there whole numbers will find, it considerably to their advantage. JOS. K. STAPLETON, No. 180, Brltimore street. July 10. eo4t Just Received, 200 bbls. Southern Pork, No 2 & 3 which is now inspected, and in complete shipping order, and will be sold on very accommodat- ing terms by BALDERSTON & CORNTHWA1T, No. 51, County wharf. On hand, 200 bbls Fresh Frederick county Flour, 25 kegs first quality lard, for family use, 10 hhds. New-Orleans Sugar. July 14- eo8t 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, and will be constantly sup- plied with, an elegant assortment of Gold and Silver Horizontal, Seconds, Capped, Jewelled, and other WATCHES, of the first quality, which he offers for sale at the most reduced rices. may 19. 2aw To be Sold, The subscriber having been appointed trus- tee for that purpose, offers for sale that valu- able tract or parcel of LAND or PLAN- TATION, late the property of Zachanah M'Kubm ; containing about 488 acres, lying and being in Montgomery county, with a large and commodious mill house 38 feet, by 42, three-stories high, one-story of which is stone and two of brick, with two water wheels, three pair of stones, two of which are French Burr, one of Collins ; with mer- chant and country bolting cloths, sufficient for manufacturing flour, all in good repair; with a sawmill, stable, smilh's-shop, dwel- ling and store-house, the mill stands on a public road, leading lrom the mouth of Ma. nococy to the city of Washington, about 11 miles from the former, and 20 from the latter and 20 from Frederick-town. The above property will be sold in Lots, or all toge ther as will best suit the purchasers. The terms of sale will be cash. If not sold at pri- vate sale before the twenty-ninth day of Oc- tober next, the sale to commence that day, or in case of rain, the first fair day thereafter HENRY HOWARD of John, Trustee. N. B. The subscriber will also sell 250 acres of LAND lying- on the south side of Patapsco river, within about T miles of Bal- timore by water or land ; the one half in good wood and well adapted to any kind of coun- try produce. The terms will be one third cash, on the re- sidue there will be a credit, with bond bear- ing interest. H. HOWARD, of J. Trustee i»«y 2Q. 2wv ForSale. - 1 wiil dispose of at private sale, the Farm whereon I reside, lying in Baltimore county, on the York Road, leading from Solomon Scbmuck's (formerly Towson's Tavern) thro' Meredi'lrs Ford, and distant from Baltimore, 14 miles, containing about 900 acres, wich a large proportion of wood and meadow ground. On this Farm arc two large Orchards of Ap- ple and Peach ; the former contains 1U00, & the latter 600 trees, which have just arrived lection, and their fruits arejof the choice kinds. The improvements consist of_a small Dwelling House and Kitchen, a Dairy with a good Spring of Water, a Spinring House, a large Negro Quarter, Barn, Stables, &c. This Farm lies about 5 miles from Hampton, the seat of general Ridgely, and is pleasantly situated in a good neighborhood, and also contiguous to several mills. The York Road passe.s through the middle of the above land, which makes the carriage to Baltimore, safe and convenient, having eight miles of the above road Turnpiked This property can be divided into two Farms, with an equal proportion of wood and meadow to each. For terms, apply on the premises, to LARKIN H. SMITH. July 14^_______________'______________I'tL_ To the Members of the Libra, y Company of Baltimore. GENTLEMEN, It is now eleven years since the commence- ment of the Library Company of Baltimore, ; in tn's short period of time, a taste for useful reading, and polite literature, has evidently spread among the young of both sexes A progression so pleasing in ils nature, and be- neficial in ils effects, which the institution has certainly accelerated, cannot fail of secur. iii{, to it, a continuance of protection and pa- tronage. A Library, formed with a due respect to Religion, and morals, which does not exclude works of genius, and amusement, which contains the most esteemed writings of ever) country, and the best books on the different arts, and in every branch of science sml lite- rature to whose ample stores, all persons may h ,ve access at a trifling expence, must rank amongst the most useful, and laudable institutions in society. To select a Library, In conformity with these principles, calls for the Union of diffe- rent talents, and various information. It must howevei be recollected, that although with a limited annual sum, all valuable boojes cannot at once, be introduced, yet, that in time and successively, all of the greatest value, orim- port&nce, which can be procured, may find admissit n. With such prospects, the Library covovmy of Baltimore, was instituted, and under the influence of corresponding principles, i' has been uniformly and steadily conducted down to the present hour. Believing it to be too wish of the members, to continue to society tiic advantages of the institution, will it not be considered indispensable ? 1. That the directors should not be obliged to apply any part of the monesnow annually expended in the purchase of Books to any other object ? 2 That the means be provided competent to procure a lot of ground, in a suitable situ- ation on which may be er< eted, when it shall become necessary, a commodious building, for the deposit ol the Books of the Cciuimu I With respect to the Urst, The Directors would lament the occurrence of any circum- stance, that should abridge the annual supply of Books, or the increase of the Library, up- on this point, they fell assured they concur in opinion with the great body of Stockhol- ders. With respect to the second point, they also flatter themselves with a concurrence, for although fixed hi their determination to retain the room now possessed 1 y the company as long(if permitted bv its proprietors) as it will serve to contain their books, yet, as the time must come when it will be inadequate to that purpose, the directors consider it prudent and advisable, that the company should be proviu. ed against such an event. A Let of Ground in a suitable situation, may be now had on reasonable terms. Should the purchase be deferred, who will insure to the company, that we shall be able to get a suitable lot hereafter >. The probability is, if we neglect to buy now, that we cither cannot be accommodated at market when we cannot longer do without a lot, or must pay, for a convenient situation, an extravagant price. Acting under these considerations, the di- rectors recently proposed to the company an additional contribution of two dollars per an- num, to be paid on each share, for !1 successive years. This proposed contribution, so easy and equal in ils operation, which to each member would have amounted to sixteen dollars only, was unanimously agreed to, at a meeting of the company, convened on the 26th May last, but at a subsequent meeting (the concurrence of two being required for its confirmation) from some members misconceiv- ing the object of the measure, fk the necessity of making the purchase, at this time, not being felt, pr but slightly felt by others, it was re- jected by a majority of the few who attended on that occasion. The necessity of adopting the measure, still pressing upon the directors with undiminished force, they conceive it to be their duty, to call the attention of the company again to the sub- ject, more especially as they cannot permit themselves toenterlain a doubt that a revision by men, friendly to the extension of the artsiand literature among us, will lead to a favorable result. The following proceedings were ao- ordingly had, at a meeting of their body, held the 1st July instant: Resolved, That a general meeting of the members of the Library Company be, and hereby is requested, at the Library room, on the l'7th of July inst. at 11 o'clock, a. m. in order to determine on the following propositi- ons, which, if than agreed to and confirmed by the company at a future meeting, will be- come of constitutional force : 1. That every member of the Library Com- pany of Baltimore shall pay annually, in addi- tion to his present annual contribution, the sum of two dollars for eight successive years, which payments may be enforced under the regulations and in the mode prescribed for compelling payments of the said stated annual contributions : provided always, that anymem- ber shall be at liberty to advance fourteen dol- lars hi one payment at any time on or before the first annual eontributirm becoming due, which advance shall be received in lieu of his eight years additional contributions. 2. That the xlirectors of the Library Com- pany of Baltimore, be and arc hereby author- ised and required to appropriate the said ad- ditional contributions or so much thereof as may be necessary to the purchase of a suita- ble lot of ground, on which may be erected a commodious building for the deposit of the books of the Library when the funds will per- mit. Bv order, FUANCIS'BEESTON, Sec. B L.C. July 6. M^TMt This is to give Notice, That the subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans' Court of Baltimore county, in Mary- land, letters testamentary, an the pcrsbjfsj estate of ffohn Taylor, late of Baltimore coun- ty, deceased : All persons having claims a- gainst the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers there- of to the subscriber, at or before the SOth of December r.ext,' they may otherwise by law be excluded from ail benefit of said estate. Given under my hand, this 20th dav of June, 1807. JO:'N SBULTZ, Executor of John Taylor. June 22 1807._____________ 2aw Just Received And for sale by the subscribers, at No. 64, Mar- ket-strei t, 50 cases flask Oil, very fresh, 25 half and qr. chests Bobca Tea. 20 boxes fresh Loadon Mustard, 50 half and 100 whole boxes first chop Segars. old and fit for immediate use__ also, a supply'of No. 6, 7 and 8 Shot, by retail. JACOB & WM. NORRIS. On hand, 150 baskets Bordesux Oil, entitled tod.-aw. back, Olives. Capers and Anchovies, in boxes, 50 ches-s fresh Young Hyson Tea, suitable for retailing, Hyson Skio, Young Hvscn and Imperial Tea, in small bo\es, old Port and Madeira in bottles, of superior quality, whits and brown Soap, in small boxes, in good or- der for exportation, Cabiwrss Tobacco, 14 kegs anil half kegs, Jamicson's Crackers, in kegs and half ban-els, Champaigne and Bur- gundy, in boxes, Imperial and Hyson Teas, in leads of 2 lb. each, 150 bags Lis'bop Cork*: 16 i>Tor.s each. _ June 26. _________ 3aw5w The Creditors Of Michael Gilbert, late of Harford conn. ty,^deceased, who have not exhibited their claims, are hereby notified to bring the same into the Court of Charcery, with the vouchers thereof, on or before the 21st dry of August next. JOHN MONTGOMERY, Trust .J'"??:____________ iawat j On Application To ine, in the recess of the Court, as one of the associate Judges of the sixth Judieir.l l discharged from Confinement, and t«kn jrthe oath by said art requjrj d ; it is then-tore ad- judged and ordered by me that thy si.id Ja- cob Bouldin, appear h f re the county court, to be held at the Court house in Hie citv 6f Baltimore, at io o'clock in the forenoon of the tenth da of October next, to answer such nit. -ivotratories is may be proposed to him, by his crrciiiors; that the said day be and is hereby appointed the time for the said ,ire- 's to appear and recommend a Trusti-a for thoir ben- fit. And the sjiiii. Jacob Boui- • in, give them notice, by causkg a copy of t.ii,« order to be inserted in some one of the newspapers in the City of Baltimore, every otlier day for three months, snores iv. ly, be. fore the said tenth day of October next Given under my hand, at tin city of Bal. timore, this 2d day of fuly. in the year 1807. Copy, THOMAS JONES- July I Itli, 1807L_______ eo3m My Creditors will take Motiee, THAT I intend to app!> to Harford coun- ty Court, at August term nest for the benefit of the act for the relief <>,f insolvent debtors. WALTER TOLLE\ HALL. "'¦V U__________ 2aw it. i All my Creditors Are requested to take notice that I shall apply to Charles county court, at August term, eighteen litfridred and seven, for the benefit of the laws passed in favor of Insol- vent debtors, in the years eigbl«en hundred and five, and eighteen hundred and six. JOHN B. HANSON. Charles county," state of^farylaud. June (,. I**. >'J ' _ aw8i£ Notice is hereby given, THAT I intend applying to, the judges « Baltimore county court, for the benefit of tfe act of insolvency, passed at November s i- sion, 1805, and the supptehietat thereto passed at November session, 1806, at the expiration of two months from this date. WALTER S. HTTNT. May 18, 1807.______________ eojn Notice is hereby Given, THAT the subscriber of Somerset c 'unty intends to make application to the judges of Somerset county court, or to some one of ihera for the benefit of the act of assembly passed at November session 1805, entitled " An act for the relief of sundry insolvent debtors " JOHN WHITE. July 6, 1807._____________________ d2m Notice is hereby Given, THAT the subscriber of Somerset county, intends making application to the judges of Somerset county court, or some one ot them, for the benefit of the act of assembly, passed at November session, 1805, entitled'" An act for ths relief of sundry insolvent debtors." ' MARGARET MITCHELL. July 6, 1807. d2m Notice is hereby Given, THAT I intend to applyUo the justices of Baltimore county court, or some one of tlitta*, for the benefit of an act of assembly, passed at Novembe" session 1805, as well'as of the supplement thereto,-passed at the lust entitled an act for the relief of sundry insoJ» vent debtors, to relieve me from debts.I am tin. able to pay, after two months from this date MARY DAVIS. " _June ^JlSOr. il2m To all my Creditors. J hereby give notice that I intend applying tothc Baltimore county court or one of thfe- judges thereof, for the benefit of an act of as. sembly: passed at November session 1805, entitled " an act for the relief of sundry iusofc vent debtors" as also of tbe supplement there, to passed at the last session. JOHN BARON. May 18. ¦ d2m§ PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN Hi:,W.FS, 0/ipor;ts fie Past-Office, Si. Pavl's-l-m TiMpRR.