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Valuable Lands, Negroes and
Stock, for Sale.
J3y virtue of two deals of trust from Thomas
Ringgold, the subscribers will offer at public
sole on the premises, On MONDAY the 23n
day of November next,
THA.T valuable Tract of LAND, called
Xkopewell( situate within two miles of Chea-
ter tow;6 ____________law
For Sale,
A TRACT of LA N O situate in the conn
ty of Fairfax, within four niihs of he lourt
house, Ijing in the fork of Pope's Head Hun
ami Giant's astle Hrancii.com. ining tour hun-
dred and lortj three and a jiiarler acres. It is
good farming land, nearlj one half in woods,
and heavily timbered ; it abounds ii» a i ufiicien-
cy of good hi*adow land, and a number of
never-failing springs, with ?. good mill seat at
the juociiou of the above mentioned streams.
The improvements are, a framed dwelling
house,! hat with a small expence might be made
neat and co atorlable, together with a khehen
stables, corn-hotis;',negiO q tr.rter, Ac. all part
ly new, in a nealtby situation
Terms—One halt in cash, or negroes at va
luation, and a credit of one, two or three years
for the balance. For further information apply
to the subscriber, on the premises
ROBERT RATCLIFFE.
Fairfax county, August 25. ______iawStn
The Curious
Are in'oi med that tUt re is now to be seen at
Mrs Bickham's, No. 2, North Charles street,
a Young- L VDt. b»ru without hands, and
with only three toes, on one font j who is not
so much a subject of wonder and admiration
for her great ingenuity and elegance in em.
broidcrirg artificial flowers fit tor framing,
aid in cutting with rich var'iet; anu taste, gen.
tlemen's watcb-papers, as tor the peculiar fell ¦
city of her disposition and her entertaining
style convexsa'ion, diffusing grdcty all aimiud
her ; in'lecit,hercheer*iila.id sportively enagg
mg aspect at once dispels those painful .sensa-
tions which the deprivation of her tin bsex-
cites in the sympathising breasts of her visitors,
which give place to the most felicitous im-
pressions, resulting in an admiration of the un.
paralleled good s.ense and cheerful resignation
¦if this young Lady \ her pueuHar lot, -which
she has rendered by her persevering industry,
spirit and wisdom, a happiness to herself and
a very instructive and consolatory example to
the world generally, and to her own sex parti
cutarlv.
Large flowers, &c. for sale by the youig
Lady, at the above plaee. Admittance, 25
Cent.i—Children, half price.
August 19- law
Tennessee Company.
A meeting of the Shareholders is required
on the first day ot November next, at Me.
chanit Hull, in the city of New York. A
punctual attendance is requested ol every
Shareholder, either in person or by attorney,
on business of the hist importance to the
company E. JACKSON,
Surviving Trustee.
Middleinwn, (Con.) August .:4. L8t
A Hun-aw ay.
Committed to my custody as a run-away, a
Negro Man named CORNELIUS, whosais
he belongs to William Barry, of Georgia ; said
fellow appears to be abo.:t4j| ears of afte, about
five. tert six inches high, rather of a slender
make has ascaron his let t hand bet ween the first
8i second t.ngrfrs.iSi is very mm h marked with the
whip on the back; hiscloatbinganosnaburg shirt
and trousers, brack silk under jacket, and old.
hat. His owner is desired to take him away,
or he will be sold for expenccs, agreeably to
law.
JOHN M'CENEY,
Sheriff of Anne-Arundel County.
Sept. 7 lawott.
This is to give Notice,
TH\T the subscriber of Anne A Hindi 4
comity, hath obtained from the Orphans' Court.
of Anne Arnndlo county in Maryland!, letters
testamentary on the personal estate of Wil-
liam FranKlin, late of \nne Artimlle county,
deceased : All persons having claims against
the. said deceased, are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
to the subscriber, at or before the 28th day of
January next, thev may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 2Bih day of July,
1807 CHARITY FRANKLIN, Ex'x
August 5. Iaw6t
Trinity Church Lottery.
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THE subscribers having been appointed
Managers of a Lottery authorised by the ge-
neral assembly of Maryland, and the Corpora-
tion of the City of Baltimore for the purpose of
raising a sum of money for the ereclion of
said Church and for other purposes, offer to
the public the following
SCHEME.
1 Prize of Dollars, 5000
1 do. 3000
2 do. 2000 4000
2 do. 1500 3000
3 do. . 1000 3000
6 do. 500 3000
20 do. 200 4000
35 do. 100 . 3500
7) do. 50 351*0
175 do. 20 3500
500 do. 10 5000
5350 do. 6 31500
6065 Prizes. 72000
11935 blanks.
Sum raised, 15000
Expences including commission to
the Corporation 3000
18000 Tickets at Five Dolls, each 90000
OF TlIS ABOVE PRIZES,
1 of200dols,to the first drawn Blar.k.
1 200 do. 'tothe lstdrawnblankaiter 3000
1 200 do. do. 4'jOO
I 200 do. do. 6000
1 200 do. do. 8000
1 1000 do. do. 10000
1 500 do. do. 12000
1 500 do. do. 14000
1 1500 do. do. 16000
1 2000 last drawn blank.
It will appear from the ahove scheme that
th ire '.re not two blanks to a prize, ami that
the ptizes will be pail without any deduction.
From the advantage offered to adventurers
and the object to which the money Is to be ap
plied, the Managers hope and expect they will
ma'.e a spot-.ly sale ot the Tickets, so as to
enable them to commencejdrawir.g at an early
day.
.('he Prizes will be paid sixty days aftt rtho
drawing ; and such as may not be demanded
within twelvemonths after, will be considered
as generous donations to the objects of the
Lottery. Bond lui3 bteu given to the Mayor
ami City-Council for the faithful performance
oi the Managers
Tickets may be hudot cither of the Mana>
g. rs and of such o ht-r persons as may be ap-
p i .ted b) them. Prizes in the Lotteries now
drawing in this citv, will be receivetlin pay-
ment lor rickets.
WILLIAM SLATER, T
ALEXANDER M'KIM, i
JOSEPH AL! ENDER, j
t 1L1.1AM PUKE, 1 ., „
JOHN S:YDER, }Manager*.
W M'MfdilN, I
WILLI '¦ <: Y LEWIS, !
HEZuKIAH PRICE. J
rtiigusi 25 2aw8t-la\v
Encouragement of Literature.
BY AUTHORITY.
Scheme of a Lottery,
FOR TUE BENEFIT OF
S r.MARY'SC-OLLEGE, ofBALTIMORE
polls. Uolsi.
1 Prize of 30,000
1 do. - - 15.000
2 do. 10,000 - 2ti,000
2 do. 5000 - 10,000
5 do. 1000 . 5,000
10 do. 500 - 5,000
20 do. 200 - 4,0u0
-100 do. 100 - 10,000
150 do, 50 . 7,5u00
7000 do. 12 - 84,000
7291 Prizes
Stationery pemiums
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Notice.
The subscribers having taken out Letteas of
administration on .he Estate of Jacob Nor.
ris, (if the Ci.y of Baltimore Deceased ; re-
quest all persons having claims against him,
to present them L:gaily authenticated, for
Settlement; and all those indebted to s..id es-
tate are Desired to make payment to
HARfUET HO'kRIS, Adin'rx.
JOHN FRICK, ( ) . ,
MATTHEW BROWN, $ Mm rs'
Sep ee.her 7_______________ 1 vv'it
Proposals
For Publishing by subscription, a Moral. In-
structive, Entertaining, Periodical Wt Pk,
Entitled
The Monthly Magazine ;
To contain 55 octavo pag-es, letter-press__
well executed, on fine paper—with a copper-
plate Engraving to each volume. But if the
patronage obtained be adequate to the ex-
pense, an Engraving will be given with each
number, which will add greatly to the beau-
ty of the work without enhancing the price.
Consequently, it is expected, that the Ladies
and Gentlemen of this city will be liberal in
attaching their names to the subscription list,
in order to enable the publishers to issue the
Monthly Magazine in a style cotnineiisura'cs
with its object, and the wish ot the proprietor.
It has been itoual fiif persons' solicitinc pa-
tronage fur undertakings of the nature of the
present, to deal extensively in pro'ni. es, the'
neglect of which has cust a stigma' on their
successors not easily re rieved. This is what
the proprietor would carefully avoid. Ha will
take leave just to stale, that as the majority,
perhaps all, of those who may see this proposal,
understand the nature of the work, he esteem*
it unnecessary to particularize the manner in
¦w hich it will be conducted, further than that
it will be on the plan of the- most approved pe-
riodical miscellanies in Europe ; that will con-
tiiiii Sketcues of interesting Bi< grapliy, de-
tached pieces of History, Extraordinary Pro-
du tions of Nature and ,JM. Aijeeddtes, his-
torical and humorous, in " short every thing
worthy of note •, that at the end of each num-
ber will be given, a summary of events of the
past month.; that a department will lie reserv-
ed fir the use of " tltefivared if the Mu es(n
a id that not only the assiduity of the editor,
but the gratuitous and friendly assistance of
several gentle men of literary eminence, will
be etnpl >>cd,' to render it completely such a
publication as the object supposes.
The price to subscribers, 50 cents each num-
ber, payable on delivery.
Subscriptions received at all the Book-
Stcres in the town and on the Point, at the
several Paper Oflices and at the Blank Book,
Book-Bindery, and Stationary Store, No. 11,
South street, of Callender and Wills.
Baltimore, August 28 2aw4t
Land for Sale.
Pursuant to the general Order of Baltimore
County Court, in cases if insolvent debtors, will
be sn'jl by public auction, at the Si jr.- oi Cote
and I. Bonsai, Auct'rs, No 174, Baltimcre-
strceb, in the City if Baltimore, On Monday
the lith day of September next, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon,
ALL the right of Walt' r Muschctt, being
an estate during his life in one undivided 4tt»
part of a Tract of Land, lying in Charles
county, known by the name of MANOR
PAYNTON, containing about 228 acres, for-
merly the dwelling plantation of James Kua-
caster, late of Charles county, deceased. Oa
the Land there is-a convenient Dwelling
House and other valuable improvements,—
The1 terms of sale are, that the purchaser
at his option, may pay the purchase money
on the daj of sale, or give notes with appreved
security, for the payment of one-hall the pur-
chase money with interest within six months,
ii".i11 I he remaining- half, with interest Vfithin
12 months from the day of sale ; and on pay-
ment of the whole amount of the purchase
money a deed will be executed to the pur.
chaser.
190,500
24,500
14209 Blanks —Not two to a Prize. 215,000
1,-500 tickets, at lo dollars each, 215,ooo
Arrangement of Stationary Premiums—Viz
.1st. drawn blank - - gSuO
1st. do after 2,000 tickets are drawn, 1000
1st. do. after 4.00U - 1000
1st. do after 6,000 - - 150U
1st. do. alter 8,000 - - 1500
1st do after 10,000 - - 1500
1st. do.a:ier 12.000 - - 1*00
1st. do. after 14,000 - • 1500
1st. do. alter 16,000 - • 1500
1st. do. after lb,000 - - 1500
1st. do. after iO.OoO - -' 150o
Last drawn Blank, - - lo.ooO
Dollars 245,ooo
15 per cent on §215coo is - 32,250
Sum tobe raised by the lottery - 3e>,ooO
Jixpences of the lottery • - 2250
y_______32,250
The prevailing disposition to encourage the
progress of Literature- -the peculiar favor
which St Mary's College has enjo;, ed- -and
the many splendid chances offered to adven-
turers by the above scheme, induce the ma-
nagers to anticipate a rapid saeofthe tickets.
The drawing w ill commence as soon as a suf-
ficient number is sold to authorize it The
managers 'nave given bond to the state in the
penally of sixty thousand dollars, for the faith-
ful payment oi'the prizes, which will be paid
subject to a deduction of 15 per cent, 30 da\,
after the drawing is finished. Prizes no tie.
manded within a twelve-month from the tcora
pletion of the drawing, will be considered ;»s
a donation to the College.
TicKffts to be had ol the Managers, or to
such persons as mav he authorised by ihem.
William Do Boukg,~J
John Tessier,
Luke Tiersan,
Robert Walsh,
William Lojm.ii,
Alexander M'Kim,
Henry Wilson,
Samuel Sterett,
James M'Hemry
S. ttOLLlXCSWOR I'll,
Lewis Du Bourg,
Philip Lavkenson
March 31 eolui-iaw
FREDERICK PRICE,
WILLIAM GWY
July 30.
tCE,-) r,
NN,i
ustees.
tiaw6w
Valuable Propeity on the Phi.
ladelphia koad.
Pursuant to the general order of Baltimore
count) court, in cas^s of insolvent debtors,
will be sold by Public Auttion, on the pre-
mises, on THURSDAY, the 10th duv of
September next, at 10 o'clock, in the fore-
noon,
The HOUSE and LOT, lately occupied
by John Miller as a Tavern, and known by
the name of the Swan Inn ; the Lot fronts
on York street 25 feet, and extends back to
Salisbury street. The. improvements are a
three story Brick House, with back .build-
ings, suitable either for a Tavern, or private
Dwelling, and a wooden building for Stables.
The above Lot is subject to a Ground Rent
of 150 dollars per annum ; there is also a lien
on it by mortgage, the amount of wbiali wilt
be made Unovrn on the daj of sale.
Also adjoining the abate,
A Lot of Ground on the corner of York
arid Lloyd-streeis, fronting on each street, '00.
feet ; on th'i3 Lot are eight frame booses,
under rent, at the rale of 714 dollars per an-
num 'I he whole lot is suhjuct lo a Ground
Herd of 300 dollars, and there ate aive.;rx
of rent due amounting to about 1000 dollars*.
The terms of sale are, tbr.l the purchaser
of the Whole or any part of the abwe proper-
ty may at his option pay Hie uiiiotmtofptircini.se
money on the day of sale, or gee notes wrlSt
approved security, for the payment of nuc-
ha f the purchase money with interest with-
in six months, and the remaining h.l1, v.ita
interest within 12 months from t'.,o day of sale ;
and on payment of the whole amount of t;ie
purchase money a ieecl will be executed to
the purchaser.
WM, GWYNN, Trustee.
__ T-'l :9.______________2aw6w
Notice.is hereby Given,
TJ a the subscriber intends to n ake appli-
cation to Baltimore county court, in 2 riiniel-.s
from this date tor the benefit of the act 'I . s-
s< mbl\ of this .state, parsed at Notcniber ses-
sion, 1805, entitled, " An act for the relief
of sundry insolvent debtors,"
ALEXANDER DE VALCOURT.
__An 'est U 1807._______________ d5m
lire bubscribers give No-
tic% to their Creditors, of their intention to
&j ply to Baltimore county court, at its next
sitting, for the benefit of the insolvent laws
of this stale. D. C. Steivait,
W P. Stewart,
Lloyd JSuchanan.
August 3, 1807. d
m*
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MINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOHN BEV* HS,
tymm'te the Pift-Offlte, tit, Punl's~Lari*\
ILLTLMOHE.
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