|
she felt Vier way in, without oile. She
proves to be the Jason, cSptain Cochrane, in
5 days from Halifax, and it is said she is
charged with dispatches also. Tv,-o of her of-
ficcrs got on board of a wood sloop and
caii.e Dp to town this morning.
PHILADELPHIA," September 5.
Arrived, brig Clio, Renejan, Cayenne
—Coffee, cocoa, &c.; Delaware, Stover,
Portland 9 days, pinister; schr. Regulator,
Meade, New-York, 6, wine & fruit; sloop
Lucy, Taylor, Richmond, 9, coal ; Grey
Hound Hand ,do, 14.
Below, ship George Barclay, Daniel,
Liverpool, 40 days ; brig Deborah, --------,
¦Portland ; schr. Philip, Williams, Charles-
ton.
Cleared, schr. General Green, Jones,
Curuana ; Happy Return, Hilt, St. Tho-
mas.
Brig Eliza sailed from Matanzies, Au-
gust 10,—Left there, schr. Harriot, West,
of and for New-York, in 4 days ; . brig
Mentor, Moran, Providence, 14 ; ship
Cuba, Littlefield, New-York, 10 ; brig E-
thiopian, Carr, of New-Orleans, for do.
10 ; schr. Nancy and Mary, Hall, of Snow
Hill, for Baltimore, same day ; schr. D'Ex-
periment, Washbourn, Charleston, 4 days;
Betsy, Waters, Salem, 5 ; Ceres, Wing,
Charleston, just arrived. August *2i, lat.
34, 32, N. long. 74, W. spoke ship Hope,
of and from Boston for Wilmington, N.
C. out 18 days.
CH ABLEST' N, August 36.
We are informed that general Pinckney,
with colonels Stevens, Hutlcdge and Roper,
and majors Ward and Howard, -went on
Monday last to Fo t Johnson, to visit the
Engineer, Captain Macomb, who arrived a
few days since from Rocky Mount, agreea-
alily to the invitation of the committee of
the citizens. The Engineer communicated
very freely with his visitors on the subject
ef fortifying our harbor ; he has written to
the secretary of war advising him of its de-
fenceless state ; and as arrangements have
not yet been made for executing his plans of
permanent fortifications, he will immediate-
ly have some temporary wor)cs thrown up,
¦which will secure us against any sudden at-
tacks. The military agent, lieut. Roberts, is
engaged in collecting materials for fortilica-
tiotvs at Forts Johnson, Moultrie and Pinck.--
»ey. As captain Macomb is an officer of
much science and activity- strongly disposed
to meet the wishes of the citizens of Charles-
tun, and will be benefitted by the talents and
experience of our-dhrtmguisTJed veteran and
patriot gen. Pinckney, we may confidently
hope, and expect, that our harbour will soon
be in a resp" table state of defence. A sup-
ply of powder and a furthar supply of can-
non, musketsand military stores was yester-
day received from Washington
F£0ERAfe GAZliTTi-_
~ MONO AY, SEPTEMBER 1._____
~The schooners Harriet, Butler ; andMa-
»y, Travers, arrived at Charleston, from Bal-
timore, 25th August.
IPe receded no fafen by the southern mail
this morning. Though this circumstance pre-
vents our furnishing any further tarnation
United State of Ame'Hci-
Was itirvei. 11. .* ..--
lephant's boats.—Captain K. was chased
into the capes by one of the British frigates ;
was not spoken by those wh > lay inside—«*
The day before yesterday saw a schooner
that we took to be the Two Brothers, from
Havana ; the Danish ship Venelia, from
,ts our furnishing any ju.iu,, -.j...... , Havana ; tne i;«iw— —r;:,- - , ,
of proceedings at Richmond, yet the reader ^^ f ,r Ms pm-t< has been captured by
I perceive a sufficient substitute, tn the late tbe Bri,ish frjgate Cleopatra and sent to
r ¦ . 71:_____ £.„„, Riirnbe. as de- -.. ,-r
Dhtrict if Maryland, w. ,
District Coi-'rt, Sett. tehA, 1807.
W HE itS -S ai
ii-.f ,i-H..alii>ii hath been
nled
•will ¦perceive u ,>••£,«.-<-... »,.,..
and interesting intelligence from Europe as de
tailed under the Boston head.
-« Sale by Auction.
Just received and will be sold at our Aucti-
on Room, on TUESDAY Next, the 8th
inst-mt, lit 13 o'clock, for approved paper,
188 h gs LagvnVa C>FFEE,"> Entitled to
8.! scroons COTTON, > Drawback
V-\N WYCK & I) ORSEV, Auct's.
Sale by Auction.
On TUESD AY,
The St'- Instant, at 11 o'ch.ci, mil be sold on
Smith';- wharf, on a audit, which ivilt then
be mad< inotbif,
k The Srjg nt'.n- CHANCE,
-;!', i,'.;>>,, nh. ut 4 years old, With all
. .A.,.-iX her tackle, and apparel, which
are in g od order; an invento-
ry of which may be seen by applying to cap-
tain Cooper, on board the said brig in Smith s
dock.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
Sept 5__________________________________
Sale by Auction.
On WEDNESDAY,
The Wi instant, at 11 o'clock, will he sold On
O'Donncll's «***>/,
The CAP.CO of the schooner Comet, just
from Antigua,
Consisting of
40 puncheons of very tine flavored Anti-
gua RUM,
IS hhds. of .s"P_1'„,hav;7,,- been pur-
caused from tlie wex , ^ ^
to supply the place oi tl e " .
From the Charleston Courier,
On the Treatment of Persons Struck loilk
Lightning.
The physician who attended Thos. Jones, :
the unfortunate man (belonging to tbe cus.
tom-housv) mentioned in the Courier of the j
8th hist, to have been struck, with lightning
during the last thunder storm, is happy in
giving publicity to the following treatment,
Which was employed in tiiat instance, with i
the most unequivocal and decided effects ; ;
as it confirms, under some n-.odiKcation, the
practice which has before been recommended
to notice, and from its simplicity may at all
I times be readily and conveniently used.
Sucb, however, are the varying phenome-
na attending this awful occasion, that a
change of treatment Irom what is here ad-
vised, may often be necessary. From this
consideration it is presumed and hoped that
professi mal advice and assistance will never
he neglected, when the same can be prompt-
ly obtained. •
As early as possible after the accident the
body is to he drenched with water, which
must be poured on the head and dashed on
the breast, back, he. Tbe extremities and
body must next be industriously ruhbed for
some time; pungents, as hartshorn, &c.
must next be applied to the nostrils, which
may also be stimulated with feathers dipped
in the same, and air may in some cases be
blown into the nostrils. If there should be
no appearance of rescussitation, the applica-
tion of water and friction, fire may be re-
peated. As soon as the pulse is discovered,
increased warmth, and symptoms of return-
ing life, blood should be taken, if from a
plethoric or gross subject, in both arms and
to the quantity of at least one pint. When
the more alarming symptoms are removed,
solutions'of Glauber salts in sufficient quan-
tity will be proper. The ¦ ritreme thirst
which attends in these cases, when recover,
mg should be gratified with tirst a few drops
of hartshorn and water, and afterwards co-
pious draughts of water or any other drink
which the patient may desire.
This treatment has in the above instance
most happily succeeded. The patient was
for about one hour perfectly insensible, and
life appeared almost extinct. Water and
frictions, &c. were used in succession until
a convulsive motion of the limbs and rigors
were observed and were the first symptoms
of returning life. On continuing the above
remedies, at the expiration of an hour and
a quarter he was so far recovered as to raise
his hand, which he applied to the crown of
his head, and soon after began to speak
incoherently, conplained that his scull was
broken and of a most violent pain in his
head and back, but continued delirious for
more than eight hours, which at length
completely yielded to bloodletting and phy-
sick.
He is now quite recovered, the pain in
his head almost entirely removed—and he is
anxious to prosecute his business. On in-
terrogating him—he is not in the least con-
scious of what had happened to him.
The application of water may possibly
conduct off s ..me of the clectrick matter with
vd^ch the body is so highly charged ; and
itis also more than probable that it acts by
tuddenly reducing that very excited state of
the system, which is prostrated, by the sud-
den abstraction of excitement, a due sur-
face for action is accumulated. When fric-
tions and stimulants are useful and will res-
cussitate, but as an inordinate action of the
i vital powers will then succeed, blood-let-
! ting, &c. will be generally necessary
ie
Halifax. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
• Arrived, schr. Two Brothers, Leving-
stOR, from Havana—sugar and coffee-^—
Albeit Seekamp. Left, schr. Adventure,
from Baltimore, arrived the day she sailed.
August 23d, spoke brig Daniel and Frede-
rick, from Havana for Philadelphia. Saw
a 74, frigate and sloop of war inside the
capes, when she came in.
September 7.
Arrived' schr Experiment, Shakes, 13
days from St. Jago—coffee—Van Wyck &
Dorsey. Left a number of vessels, names
I not recollected.—Six days since, in lat. 32,
' spoke schooner Marianne from Porto Ca-
\ vcllo.
Port of Baltimore,
^^^^H Entered,
Schr. Phoenix, Greely, Martinique
" ¦ • " ¦• ¦ Norfolk
URASS, and JAPANNED WARE,
&c Sic;
Among which are,
Anvils and Vices,
Spades and Shovels, H__________
Flat Point fine drawn Nails,
Patent Shot, assorted,
Wliite Lead, in Oil, in kegs of 28 and 14
lb.
Seine Tiwne, in casks of 250 lb. each,
Hilling Hoes,
Iron Wire,
Guns, 111 cases.
Which are offered for sale, on accommo-
dating terms,
September 7. d
Wants a Situation,
A young M AN, that can come well recom-
mended, is well acquainted with the rctnil
dry good business, would serve in a wholesale
or ret.ad dry good store ; he would have iio
objection to serve in a counting bouse—A line
addivssed to B H and left at this office, will
be strictlv attended to.
Sept. 7 __________________ d4t*
Mrs. i.yuon,
No. 118, Market-street,
Has jut rrcevoed.
An elegs.it assortment of Gold and Silver
Friiv.e,
Gold ami Silver Cord, Rich Gold and Sil-
ver Epaulets,
GoM and Silver Ep:rulets, for non-commis-
sioned Officers.
Feathers of all colors-
TO MORROvV MORNING,
The 8//1 Sejjteiibrr. at 10 1'clock, at our anction-
roo'in, ot the head if Frederick-street tL>ck,°u>ilt
commence the sale "/ ^L
A Variety of Dry Goods ;
After luhich at 12 o'clock,
66 hhds Sugar,
34 hhds. Molasses,
1 = 8 baps Green Coft'?e,
354 boxes White & Brown Havana Sugar,
21 \ ipes Holland Gin, '
13 puncheons P.iun,
10 pipes Brandy,
Also will be sold in Lots suitable to retail-
ers, 0:1 a credit of 60 and 80 days,
600 bne:s of excellent St Douvngo Coffee ]
VAN WYCK & HORSEY, /Vuct'rs.
September 7- _______________
Sale by Auction.
On WEDNESDAY,
The 9th instant, at 12 o'clock, at the auction
rooin at the head of Guy-street dock, iiiill
be sold,
'I he Cargo of the Schooner Phoenix, from
Martinique,
Consisting of,
84 hhds. and 10 bbls. Clayed and Musco-
vado Sugar,,
AND
7 bbls of Coffee,
ALSO,
52 seroons Carracas Cocoa, which will be
sold very low to close a consignment.
R.LEMMON St CO. Auct'rs.
Sept 7. ^^^^^^^^^^^"
^^^^^§W anted,
A younfr Woman, from n to "5 years "f
age, to take « are of a child, in a private femily.
T« such as can come well rcc.....net del. li-
beral wa-es wdl be gi.en. Impure at tins
office .,
S ol. 7.
Sale by Auction.
Is now landing on O'Donnell's wharf, near
the head of Frederick-street dock, from
the brig- Fanny, captain yay ward, from
Antigua, and will be added to the sale of
Rum, on Wdnesday, the 9th at 11 o'clock,
60 hhds. ~) Muscovado SUGAR, a great
9 tiercos vpart of which is of a ver fin--
5 barrels _> quality,' and sueh as the re-
tailers are in want of.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
Sept 7. ^^^^^^^^^^m
l'"rencii Silks, Fancy G ocis, tk
GLASS WARES.
The subscriber has inst received per
ship Hamilton, captain .J hn Thompson, a
handsome assortment of SILKS, &c which
he offers tor sale by the package, on reasona-
ble terms, viz.—
M«nt as and Sattins ; Figured, do.for La-
di s' Robes ¦, blue'. Florentines ; Men's ar.d
Ladies'White, blaek and colored silk Hose ,
Men's and Ladies'silk Gloves; Silk timbrel,
las ; Ladies' extra loiijr kid Gloves, different
colors ; Mens s'.iort ditto ; Ladies' Silk
Shoes ; line Thread Lathes; Thread Hose ;
white sewing Thread.
Also,
24 boxes Glass Ware, consisting of Tuvr.b.
lers and Decanters.
On Band,
German Linens and India Goods, and old
Cogniac Brandy;
The whole of the above goods are entitled
to debenture on exportation.
JOHN SPERRY,
55, Smith's wharf.
___Sept. 7._______________________eofo
Pocket Book L.oyi.
W AS LOST out of the subscriber's pocket,
in the Market House, on Saturday evening,
the 5th inst.arcd Morocco POCKET BOOK,
containing thirty five dollars in bank notes,
and one pair of Silver knee-biickela. Whoever .
will deliver said pocket book, with its content s,
to the subscriber, shall receive Five Dollars
reward, andnoquestions asked. ^B
WILLIAM PRICE.
No. Ill, Baltimore street.
Sept. 7__________________d4t*
in the district court, of the U\ut"d Stat-s fofc
Maryland district, b- J>!m St-ilu 1,, Escj at-_
teniey fir the s -me, against a Certain sctivoner
or vessel called Virgin! , ".• otherivtse caiie.d
General Mus8ena,hcrtaokle,hirnitiire,aj>p!ii el;
and guns, praying a condemnation of the samcj
fi>rthatcertainpers'msihere'uni8mc:i,iii.'fito itSc
arm the said schooner at the port of Baltimctiej
with intent that the said schooner or vessel
should he employed in tbe service of a for. igaT
state, to wit, in the service of the emperor of
France and king of Italy, to commit hostilities
upon the subjects r.nd property of smother foJ
reign prince or state, to wit, upon the su'jects
and property of the king of-United K.'ni>'de.'in
of Great-Britain and Ireland: the.saidUnited
State then being at peace with file said Itiiig
of the United Kingdom of Great-Britain and
Ireland, contrary to the form of the statute in
sucb ease made and provided : And w/in-eas
the Hon James Houston, judge of'said court-}
hath order, d and directed Monday, the fifth
day ot October next, at 10 o'clock in tlie fore-
noon ot the same day, for hold og a court
at the court-house, in tbe city of Baltimore^
for the tr'al of tbe premises, agreeably to ihe
prayer of the said attorney
NOTICE IS HEREBY GlVfiN,
That the District Court vili bn an.I there
be held for tne said trial; and the owiiei- or
owners, and all persona who may have any in.
terest therein, are hereby ci'ed to be and
appeal1 at t he time and place aforesaid, to shew
cause, if any th-y haefe, why.a filial d-tcrmir
nation should not pass.
By order of t'.ic TtnVe,
PHILIP MOORE. Clkr.
Sept. 7-____________________'_______dI -tt
For Sale,
THAT well known, and lr,ng established
Stand, as a Tavern, Stage House, and P .i;t-
Offlce, where all the Pu'alic Stages stop, si-
tuate in Harford town, in Harford county,
(comnv nlv known by the n me of Dush) on
the Pn .1 Road, '5 mil, s fro o Baltimore and
"> from Hurt- de Grace Then- cannot be a
more tlgiahle. situation, inai.ing a regular
stage North and Suntil It possesses peCulU
-r ad .vintages of most other c. ttuvy Stands,
having a rh reliant miil, a mercantile stnn- of
large capital, and .-, eci.lv water ecu- evince,
II and from Baltimore, all within TO ynvds
of the door; also a very desirable neighbor.
III custom aad society. There is an excel-
lent Kitchen Garden, and three valuable Luis,
in high order fir Grass, or other produce ;
s paraie huge stable* for travellers and stag*
Horses Carriage and Cow Houses, with < ¦>:-
ry other nee ssa.iy building for the accommo-
dation of travellers, and tbe family equal, if
not superior, to any stand betwei n Baltimore
and New-\:o k This property w II be sold
low for cash, or good j a-er I will sell with
it, if vvishe i, about loir hundred ilolla-g
worth of Furniture, Beds, Tables, Cheirs,
fkc. AI 0, a set of Horses and Stage, in th«
Pilot Line, which runs from tbe above pl.'iee,
to Havre de Grace. The whole will be sold
together, or separate, as may suit purchasers.
The Tavern House, and its apportanancrs, is
now under rent at four hundred and fifty dol.
lars per year ; and the whole proper! y in
good repair. A great hargin wdl be given,
on application to the stihfili'iber, near tha
premises.
naSOIUM (tOlVunir,.,.
^^M Sweet Air.
September 7. 2a,v4w
For Amsterdam.
L.
Interments in the city of Baltimore lasfweek
tw^'cSte a, the nature of sttchamode
of transportation ^^VdONALD.
d8t
Sept_^________——-------------------------
—"~~ Notice.
T1)B mrtne"shtp heretofore existing under
The P^^ w Norri bei„g d,s-
t!7 '"iC J V r re of the former-all per-
SO,'S 'T tlun tbr Settlement-Hud all those
T ^f,f ceo tanding open on their books,
h> iSto make immediate payment to
r,re ™1neilM\vlLlAkM NORKIS, Jun
Who begs leave respectfully to in'orm the
T m»rs of the late concern, as well M the
custcmers bu5l,,ess wlU be
P,iH-lC,C,nby ,m as beretof ,re, and f.ssure,
«'t Z ,in- shall be warning to give
^il.es, and at the lowest pr.ccSd4t2Rw4w
Sept 5.
Drowned,
Fall from a waggon,
Dropsy,
Jaundise,
Intemperance,
Fiux, -
Influenza,
Consumption,
Unknown, -
Meazels,
Cholera,
Bilious,
Fall from a mast, ' ¦
Nervous, fever,
Whooping cough, ¦
Sudden-death,
Adults,
Children,
1
3
1
1
1
4
#6
5
'L
24
3
I
I
I
2
The Shijl____________
R IT SON,
¦ .vb,(u.*.«« Captain Brown ;
Will conimence loading on
Monday, the. 7th instant; a large proportion
of her cargo being engaged, she will be im.
mediately disp: tc.tved. For freight, apply to
JAMES BIAYS, FeU's-Point, or,
CHARLES B- YOUNG: V.rolvtr,
Commerce-street.
5>opt 7. _d____
Amos Smith &c Co.
No. 7, Bridoe-stiieet,
Have on hand, a number of good
WAEAT FANS,
And a large assortment of
SCREEN WIKE SIEVES,
And other articles in their line.
9th mo 7th;___________________ eo6t
Wanted to Purchase,
A few stiares Alexandria Bank Stock, and
,vell scoured Ground Rents. Apply at this
Office _____ Sept 7. __d*t_
For Sale,
On hoard the schooner Fortune, at Bcncly's isha'f,
35 barrels Salmon, •'
18 do..Oil,
17 tons Plaister Paris,
50 boxes white Cod Fish, &t
5'uO bushels Onions. Apply to the master
on hoard.
/Sept 7._________i__________________d-ti^'
Wanted,
A Man and his Wife, to take care of small
country place, within a mile of town. In-
quire at this office. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^H
Sept 7
^^^^^ 1 or Sale,
At the subscriber's stable, a handsome
strong YOUNG M ARE,well broke to .he sad
die and harness W otild particularly answer
a person going on a jouroey.
CHARLES I. MEYER.
Septemh-r 7._____________ _______d4t___
Notice.
The subscribers having taken out Letteas of
adininis;ration 011 he Estate of Jacob N-m
his, of the City of Baltimore Deceased ; re
quest all persuns hav.ng claims against him,
to present them Legally authenticated, for
Settlement; and all those indebted to guides
tate are Desired to make pa. ni< nt to
li VRKIiiT NORRIS, Adm'rx.
JOHN FRICK,.......... lM
MAPI HEW iiROW
September 7'.
«,}
in rs.
iawfit
A lUin-away.
Commilted to my custody as :• run-a-wny, a
Negro Man named CORNELIUS, who sa si
he belongs to William Barry, of Georgia ; sa'tti
fetkow appears to be a bout 41 "j> >arsof age, about.
live ieet six inches high, rather of aalt-ndur
makehas a scar on his ieit.li and between the first
?csecond fingers, & is very miK.hm arsed wit.li ths
whip on the hack j biseloathingjinosnaburjr shirt
and trousers, blucl: sill: under j .eket, and old
bat. His owner is desired to take, him away,
or be will ie sold for expences, agreeably 10
law.
JOHN M'CF.NE-y,
Sheriff of Anne-Arundel CoUtity,
Sept. 7. lawjt^
Ten Dollars Reward.
LOyf on Satordav last, a red Morocco
POCKKT BQ< IK, at the Marsh Marki t. con-
taining tvto hundred and sixty dollars in notes,
viz : one of 100 dollars, on the Mechanic's
Hank ; one Pldladelpbia, note of i':0 dollars,
and the others not remembered ; also, a num.
her of valuable pK| ers- The above reward
will be paid by the subscriber on delivery.
JAMES M CALL,
Neai' the Spring G rilenj.
Sept. 7 ' ^HHHIII^IH
d4t
- 26
- 3°-S6
HARDWARE.
Prom the Merchants' Coffee-House Books.
September 5.
Arrived, schr. Republican, Kclls, 19
days (rom Havanna—sugar and coffee—
Charles F. Kalkman. Left schr. Two
Brothers, Livingston, (formerly Hubble)
for Baltimore next day ; brig Rubicon,
Thomas, for Boston ; Susan, Howard, for
do. next day; ship Columbine, and Betsey,
for do. uncertain ; Hope, Lovet, for Sa-
lem, nearly loaded ; schr.—, Fosler, forN.
! York, discharging ; brig Rufus, King of
p. E. THOMAS Ut G.KORGE, \
NO. 106, MiP.KBT-STRF.ET,
Have received bv the Othello from Livarpool,
their entire assortment, ot
IRONMONGERY, CUTLERY, SAD-
DLERY & BRASS WARES,
Which is now opening and for sale on the
usual terms , 1 , „,i „
They have likewise constantly on hand a
laree assortment ' f
S CUT NAILS & BRADS,
At tbe manufacturer's price-..
ALSO,
A handsome assortment cf DUCK GUNS
AND FOWLING PIECES, by the case.
September 7..______________,_________e£_—
"The Person
Who has in his possesion Kilty's Laws of
Maryland (in two quarU; Volumes) bclonp,--
ine-to the subscriber, will oblige him by re-
Uurninrr them immediately.
i h SAM. I- DONALDSON.
September 7. eo4t
Uaslangton Academy,
Somerset County, EL Mary'd 26M Aug. 1807
THE undersigned Committee ot the Board
of Trustees, invite persons qualified for the
Presidency, and as well for that of an Assist-
ant Tutor in the above institution The sala-
ry of the former will be 600 dollars, and that
of the latl*r 480 dollars per annum, with board
to each free of charge Proposals accompa-
nied with proper recommendations, will be
received anil attended to by either of the un-
dersigned, till 51st December.
JOHN GALE,
GEORGE HANDY,
L. D. TEACKLE.
CO* The Editors of the " Philadelphia Ga
zette," the " New York Gazette," and the
" lios'on Gazette," will please publish the
above twice a week for three weeks, and for-
ward their accounts to ti t Editor of the Fe-
deral Gazette.
(Sept. 7.)_________. _______2aw3w__
Gray's Garden.
M. ROSAINVII.LE respectfully informs
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Baltimore and
vicinity, that the Fite-Work postponed on ac-
count of the weather, will take place on Sa-
turday Evening, 12th instant, weather permit-
ting. Many elejrant pieces have been explained
in the bills of the 2t)th of Aug-ust, wid be per-
formed. The Fire-Work will he terminated
by tbe elegant display of Washington's Tem-
ple, with the addition of a full statue of the
General, having in one hand his sword, and in
the othertbe motto Independence. The Tem-
ple will be decorated with a quantity of Piecel,
bearing different motions and rotations taking
fire at once in a theatrical order.
Admittance—Box one dollar, Pit fifty cents
—Children half price.
Sept. 7.______________________
A Journeyman Carpenter,
WANTED immediately a Journeyman Car-
centeri One who has a knowledge of :¦ UckuiR
Mouldings would be preferred ; he >.; lhft«
a constancy of work and a good shop to Kwk
to, ApplyatNo.l74,Mir^^H)
September 5.
This is to give Notice,
THAT the subscriber ol the city of Balti-
more, hath obtained from the orphans' court
of Baltimore county, in Maryland, letters tes-
tamentary, on the personal estate of Snr: h
Kideely, late of the city of Baltimore, afore-
said deceased ; all persons having claims
v-id'ist the said deceased are hereby warned
toexhibit the same; with the vouchers there-
„f to the subscriber, at or before the tenth
lay of March next, they may otherwise-by
i...r, be excluded from all runefit of the said
estate. Given under my hahd, this 7th day
of September, 1807.
MARY KIDGELY.
September 7, 1807.____ 2aw6w
Notice is hereby given, to all
my creditors, that I am under the painful ne-
cessity of applying; to the judges ol BalUmore
countv court, or to some one of them, for tne
benefit of the act of assembly passed at No-
vember session 1805, entitled an act for the
relief of sundry insolvent debtors, as also of
of the supple nicnt thereto, passed at the Us*
SUS9i0n' ABRM. FULLER.
_ Sept. 7. /'¦'•' -.:____.______.'ItilL.
First Baltimore Hussars,
You will attend a stated monthly meeting
ofthe Troop, This Evening, 1-2 pa.st 6 o'clok,
at Mr. Cattstcn's Tavern. Business of^impor-
tance, ex.lusive of the Election of a Cornet,
will belaid before the members, therefxe.
punctual attendance is required Pe ^ *fc
Lirausof io'ming will please hinittnth, ir name*
M10US0iJ VlELlAH B. BARRY, Capt
S eptember 7-___________________._—1---------¦
"Van-Guard Volunteers—
You are required to meet at the usuaj p!a=* ,
; .zvou's, on Monday afternoon next, ft
kpreciaeiy, with arms and accoutre-
Sept 5- _______^—------------------
------~ To Rent,
The LOWER STORY f No 6, South-
street Possession may be had on the first of
October next, li^utfe en the preHpses.
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