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The Subscriber
Respectfully begs feava to recommend the
following proposals of the London Phcanix
Fire Company. The season of the year ap-
proaches, when danger from that el -ment is
most, to be appreh ¦ id; I The riles of Pre-
miums, will in all cases, I),- made low, as
the nature and situation -1' prop* rty will per-
mit. Fur the aecoiuiioihiiiiii of Merchants,
specific Goods, identified by in irks a cl num-
bers, may be insured for a less turn; than die
year. Orders I. ft at tic olfice in Second-
Street, any tune between the hours of nine
A. M. and 5 P. M will b'.; duiy attended to,
Biid Polices issued the same il.u .
DAVID STfcWART, Agent.
Insurances can be made on Beddings,
Stores, xc. ike: in all parts of Mar land, the
district of Columbia, inc.lu.4ing Alexandria &.
its neighborhood. Letters on tne suliject,
post psid, addressed to the Agent, snail have
immediate attention.
PROP SALS
From ik: Phmn x C-ompinv of London
For insurfi;; ti 'U e», buiidi g*, stores, ships in har-
bor, goods, ware* and merchandize)
fro vi Lush r da k.,ige by FsRE.
Insurance from 1"SS or damage t>y ) ire h ith been
found a measure ol great inip irtaute i < the happi
ness f fa nilies, mid has given additional security to
Cmvncroal tr.nacti m. i'he di-tiiguihcd ap-
probation with which die public through U' Great-
Bri'aei received the improved sistcm fthis office,
occasi ned fr queut application for the insurance of
property in the principal cities and towns in Eu-
ro '. and Amend, and induced the c nipaiiy ma-
ince to extend their plan to the continents
India
i ¦
1 Rst of experience t i .iscettam 'heir chi
nv y.
of ur pe loirt America, and to the We
island*, t he PhtEiiix Compa y can refer
Unerring ^^^^^^^^^
racter; and, gratitLd by 'he unb. rinded confidence
they hive obtained, and for th- pu< pose of f .cih'at-
n< to the iiJiabita-t-. the ii.e.nisi ! effect! g i 'tur-
a ice on their pr itety, the director- have lately de
t.a doed to extend ihe sum which th y have been
acu timed to insure in any siege imk, and have
arranged rates ei premium upon ;he vari us dei-
Crtpti ns of ptopcity, wnYh, they trust, will be
found Binderuf a jus and equitable. ' he pr mpti-
fu I'e e n , .hicti $ Cents per Annum per lOoD.'fars.
No. III.
Hazards of th. Third Clals, viz.
Buildings cou-triicted partly with Brick or St >ne
and partly with Woi d or having either f the Four
Walls of Frame Work filled m with brick.
Furniture r vlcrchanchze not hazardous, con
tained in such buildings.
Hazardous Goods, viz. Pitch, Tar, Turpentine,
Saltpetre, Flux Hemp, Oils and Fallow, in liuiid
ings of the Second Class.
Fur sums not I xce- ding IO OOO Dollars in one Risk,
7J Cents per Annum per ioo Dollars.
Ni.IV.
Hazards of tbi. Fourth Class, viz.
Timber or alight Buildi-gscoveieU withShingles
or Boards.
Furniture or Mc chaudize not hazardous, con
tained in -uch ftuiloiwg*.
H.izaidous Goods v>z. Pirch, lav, Turnentine,
Saltp-..trc. F ax, Hemp, Oiis and i allow, in Bu Id
ings of the 1 bird Class.
Far iums not exceeding lOOOO Dollars in one Risk,
IOO to Ito Cents per Annum per ioo Dollars.
%* Ships in port and their Cargoes, Ships build-
ing or repairing ; also. Barges and other small
Craft,with Goods on bond, may be mured against
Fire.
Iff Larger sums may beinsured by special agree-
ment All Imiiit-.gs, in contiguity to other hazard-
ous oui oiiigs, or in other respects situated di*ad
vantageous-y, will be charged ar an extra premiu .
The rates m.y also in some cases b proportionab y
jnoderated upon timber huildings in the countiy
or when standing single and detached, or attended
with circumstances 'if peculiar security.
£jp Tallow-velters, Soap-Makers, Breviers
Vinegar and Sweet-Makers. Hemp and Flax Dress,
fcrs, Printing Houses, Coopers, Carpenters, Cabi-
net-Makers, Coach-Makers, Malt Houses. Bakers,
Ship-Chandlers. I'.oat-Builders, ttope-Makers, Su-
far-Refi ers.Di tillers, Chemists, Varni h-Viakers,
'urpeutiue Works, I hcatres and all Mills and
Machinery, are deemed extra-h.izird"Us and the
rate upon such risks will be propel tionably increas-
ed.
Fin Insurance.
T/ie subscriber having received potters and in-
structions from the
PBQZNIX COMPANY OF LONDON,
Is fully authorised to effect insurance on
Houses, Buildings, Stores, Ships in Harbor,
Goods Ware*, and Merchandize, in any part
of the state of Maryland,
PROM LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRF.,
On terms so moderate, as will, it is pre
sumed, make it the interest of all to resort to
a measure so well calculated to give addition-
al security to commercial transactions, and to
afford protection trout the injuries which Fires
Jjave so often occasioned.
In this Office, ________________________
any call to make good the losses of others,
but in case of Fire, the Sufferer will be fully
indemnified with that liberality and prompt-
ness which have always distinguuhe 1 this
company ; requiring no other delay (even
where presumption of fraud
appears) than is
honest sufferer
necessary to distinguish th
from the fraudulent inefciu'uarv.
As a pi-oof of the usefulness ol this institu-
tion and the benefit that individuals have de-
rtv d from it, it is only necessary tfc state, that
since the commencement of the Office, in L82,
Hear seven millions of do li.ah s ht.ve been
paid to claimants upon their policies.
"J'he following is published for the information of
thascwiH) reside tit a nistdnee.
CONDITIONS OF INSURANCE.
I. PF.ii.St.iNS desirous to make Insurance
911 Builiiings, are 10 deliver in to the agent
tUe following particulars, viz. Of what ma-
terials the walls ani poof of each building are
constructed, as w'ell as the construction of the
binhli.igs contiguous thereto whether the
same are oceupied as private dwellings, »r
how otherwise—'where sittnted—also, t'hs
name or names of the present occupiers.
Each building- moist be separately valued,
and a specified sum insured thereon—and in
like manner a separate sum insured on the
property contained therein
All manufactories which contain furnaces,
kilns, stoves, coakels, ovens, or sotherwise
use fire-heal, are chargeable at additional
rates.
In the insurance of Goods, Wares, or
March and i-ze, the building or place in which
the same are deposited, is to be described;
also, whether such goods are of the kind de-
nominated hazardous, and whether any manu
tactorv is carried on in the premises. And if
any person or personsshall insure nis or tln-.ir
buildings or goods, and shall cause the same to
be described 11V the policy otherwise than as
they really are, soas the same be charged at
a lower premium than would be demanded if
the true situation or quality of the buildings
or goods were made known, such insurance
shall be of no force.
II Goods held in trust, or on commission,
are to be insured as such, otherwise the po!i- 1
cy will not extend to cover su h property. 1
III. No loss or damage t:i be paid on fire hap- I
pening by an invasion, foreign enemy, civil .'
commotion, riot, or any miiitaiy or usurped
power whatever ; nor for damage done by fiee
occasioned by earthquakes or hurricanes ; but
this company will make good the losses on pro-
perty burnt by lightening.
IV. Books oi accounts, written securities,
bills, bonds, tallies, and ready money cannot
be insured.
V. Jewels, plate, medals, or other curiosi-
ties, paint ol ^s and sculptures, are not included
in any insurance, unless such articles are spe-
cified in the policy.
VI. Persons insuring property at this offiie
must give notice of any other insurance mads
elsewhere on their behaif on the same, and
cause Qacli other insurance to be indorsed, on
their policies ; in which case each office shall
be liablato the payment only of a ratable pro-
portion of any loss or damage which may be
sustained ; and unless such notice is given,
tin-insured will not be entitled to recover in
case of loss.
VII. No order for insurance will be of any
force, unless the premium is paid to the agent
or unless a sum has been advanced, and the
agent has delivered his receipt on account of
tiie office ; and all persons desirous to conti-
nue their insuranc's, must make their future
payments annually within fifteen days after the
daylimitid by theirr spective policies, orthe
same will be void.
VIII All persons assured by this company,
sustainingany loss or damage by fire are forth-
with'to give notice to the company's agent, &
as soon as possible after, to deliver in as par-
ticular an account of their loss or damage sign-
ed with their own hands, us the ual o-e 1 t the
c; se will admit of, and make proof of the same
by their oath or affirmation, and by their boo„s
of accounts or other proper vouchers as shall
oe reas nably required j and shall procure a
certificate, under the hand of a magistrate or
sworn notary of the city or district m which
tne fire happened, noi concerned 111 such loss,
importing, that they are acquainted with the
character and circuiiistitniu.es ol the person or
persons insured, and do kuowor'verily believe
hat he, she, ortliey. really, and by ilijsfortuiiB,
without any kind of fiatid o, evil practice,
have seStained by sueii fire, loss anddanage
to the amount therein mentioned and until
such affidavits and certificates are produced,
the loss money shall not be payable ; also, if
there apnea: s any fraud or false swearing, the
claimant Biuiii forfeit his claim to restitution or
payment, oy vir'.ue of his policy
IX In case tin) difhrence or dispute shall
arise between the assured and the com an\,
touching any loss or damage, such difference
may be submitted to the judgment and deter-
mination of arbitrators, indifferently chosen,
whose award in writing shaii be conclusive &.
binding to all parties. And when any loss or
damage shall have been duly proved, the in-
sured shad receive satis lection to the full a-
niount thereof, without allowance of any dis-
count, f es, or other deduction whatever.
X. Pi r ons ttioosing to insure tor st-eon
years, wili be charged for six \ ears only ; also,
for a less number or'years than seven, will be
allowed a reasonnble discoun'.
Pilch, 'fur, Turpentine, Saltpetre, Flax,
Hemp, Oils, and Tallow, arc deemed luz.u I-
ous goods ; Tallow meltcrs, Soap makers,
Brewer.*, Dealers in Spirituous Liquors, Vi-
negar, aid Sweet makers, Hemp and Flax-
dressers, Printing h uises, Coopers, Carpen-
ters, Cabinet-makers, Coach-makers, Malt-
houses, Bakers, Ship-chandlers, Boat-build-
ers, Rope.makers, Su,>r-rffiners, Distillers,
C!.ymists,Varnish makers,Turpentine-works,
Theatres, and all Mills and Machinery, are
deemed extra hazardous, and the rate upon
such risks will be proportionably increased.
Ships in port, and their cargoes ; ships
building or repairing ; also, barges, and other
small craft, with goods on board, may be in-
sured against fire, at 75 cents for one year ; 45
cents or six months, and 37 1-2 cents for three
months per 100 dollars.
Barns, Stables, Hay and Grain contained in
tlv 111 or in stacks or ricks, and Live Stock,
will be insured at such premiums as may be
agreed on
The rate* on buildings (and on property con-
tained in thorn) depend so much on the mate-
rials of which they are constructed, the pur-
poses ii-r which they are used, and their situ-
ation with respect to other buildings that may
be deemed hazardous, that particular attenti-
on is requested to these circumstances in the
orders for insurance.
In cases requiring a surveyor's report or plan
of the buildings, where there are several,
showing their situation with respect to each
other and to other buildings, such survey or
plan must he furnished by the assured, or at
his expense ; but where a clear deserip ion of
the property can be given, of which the agent
mnsi be the judge, they may be dispensed
with. The assured is subject to no charge or
expence in this office, except 50 cents tor the
policy.
In stating the sum lor which insurance may
be requested on any property, it should be re-
codeeted, that itutenuuiy only is the object of
insurance against fire, ai.d that benefit or ex
pecttd jxrtJit av advantage, beyond a just estimate
of the value of the property destroyed, is
against the principles of the contract.
Orders left a'- the Office of the Company, in
Second-street, will be attended to, by
DAVID STEWART,
Agent for the Phoenix Assurance Company
of London.
£j" The Phoenix Company having Agents
at Philadelphia, New-York, Charleston, Sa-
vannah, and New-Orleans, persons having
I property m those places, are teferi-ed to the
respective agents.
September 11________________d6t-taw
Gunners take Notice,
That any person found Shooting, within the
enclosures of Canton, will be prosecuted to
the inmost extent of the law.
Sept 17. 2awlm
To tlent, ^
The choice of 2 two-story Brick Dwelling
HOUSES ; each has a store in fro: t; one si-
tuate on Baltimore-street, adjoining the store
of Messrs Jacob and Wm Baltzeil; the other
near the Precincts Market House, calculat-
ed for the reception of a large family Ap-
plication to be made at No 240, Baltimore-
street. June 20_________ 2uw
Pickling Vinegar.
The subscribers have on hand, a quantity of
VINEGAK, fit for Pickling, which they will
sell by the hogshead, barrel, or gallon.
TEAS.
ALSO,
A choice selection of TEAS, particularly
chosen for retailing ; and a general assort-
ment of GROCtis'lFZS ; whish they will sell
wholesale or retail on moderate terms
RILEY & DUKEHART.
WM. RILEY
Has also on hand at his Factory, on East-
s'.rset, a good assortment of BOOTS and
S HOES, particularly made, for home consump-
tion ; where measures will be taken, and or-
ders punctually complied with, with neatness
and dispacth.
9th mo. 4th. 2aw8t___
1'resh Garden ix Grass beeds.
M:\XIMILLIAN HEUIS1.ER,
HAS received b. the ship Fair American,
from London, his usual supply of GAe. DiiN
SEEDS, which makes his assortment com-
plete. -.
Also,
GRASS SEEDS, viz. White Clover, Lu-
zerne, Cinque foil and liye Grass, and a few
fine Moss lios s, all which he will sell low,
at his Nursery St Garden, at Portland-Ferry-
Branch, near Baltimore.
anril 9. 2aw
For Sale or Pient.
The subscriber will seller re nt, the HOTEL
situated on the Capiiol Hill, mid near to the
Capitol, at pros*nt occupied by Mr. P. D
Slelle. As this house is wt II known, it is use-
less to say more than that it is calculated for a
large establishment, and is the first situation
for a Hotel on a large scale in this city. Pus-
session can be bed o the first day oi October
next Some other houses lor sale or rent, on
the bill, near the Capitol. For terms apply to
DANI1SL C RROLL, of Dud'ii.
Washington, August 7. tuStftstO '
JK_MOVA_
James Nitide, Watch-Maker
No. 70, Market-street,
Respectfully informs his feiends and the
public, that he has retniii >d from his old stand
to the above place, where he hopes by a punc-
tual attention to business, to merit a continu-
ance 01 the public patronage w bich he has hi
therto so liberally experienced.
He lias on hand, ane will be constantly sup-
plied with an t legant assortment of Geld and
Silver Horizontal, Seconds, Capped, Jewelled,
and other W A ) CUES, of the- first quality,
which he offers (or side at the most reduced
rices may 19. 2aw
SHERIFFALTY.
Beak Spurrier,
With some assurance of suofe.rt, offers
himself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff
ttt the next elect.on : he conceives himself
competent t the dunes of the effiee, and re-
spectfully koticils the patronage ol the loters
of Baltimore county and c.ly. Should the
suffrages of hi- fellow-citizens p'ace him in
office, he will keep in grateful rememhr ire
the source from w hence he obtained it : and
although he has not pledges to offer thai b,s
official COlid ct shall feive universid s , i lac:
tion, is u-t "wil.ine to sa-, that his discretion-
ary powers shall be exercised with metltrati-
o"., and that he never \cill be the instrument
by which a sacrifice of feeling or property
shall be made to gratily the caprice of any in-
dividual.
So|ienber23 T&FJm
'ILiS is to g:ve JNotice,
THAI' the subscriber of the city of Balti-
more, iialh obtan cd freii, tin orphans' court
ol Baltimore county, in Marvhoid, letteis tes-
tamentary, on the personal csta'e of Encoeh
stm y, late of the city of Baltimore, aforesaid,
deceased.! all persons having claims agaiis'
the uaid deceased, are hereby warned to • x-
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
to the subscriber, at or befo-e the 30lh day
of March next, they may otherwise by law,
be ex' luded from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand, this 28th day of Sep-
tember, 1807.
JESSE TYSON, Adm'r.
September 28 2aw6w
Isaiah Mankin,
69, Smith's wharf,
Has just received per the schoonerllero, cap-
tain Smith, from Boston, and offers for
sale,
200 boxes White Codfish, of a superior
quality, and in good shipping order,
53 boxes Smoaked Herrings,
Also just received,
35 hhds. Claret Wine, > Entitled to de-
7 pipes French Brandy, 3 benture.
50 begs Fresh Ground Ginger, and
30 bbls. Cyder Vinegar;
Sept ,;6. ____________ 2aw4t
Land ior bale.
THE subscriber offers for Sale, ROBERT'S
PARK, containing 166 acres; being within 3
miles of Baltimore, on the Falls-turnpike road.
The improvements are, a small frame Dwelling
House, a Kitchen adjoining, Barn and Stables,
a small Spring House, a good Apple Orchard,
a Meadow very rich, about 6 acres cleared, &
from 20 to 25 more may be easily made, as the
place is well watered. There is a sufficient
quantity of timber for the use of the farm,—-
The terms of sale may he known by applying
Abraham yessop, in Howard-street, or to
JOHN MERRYMAN, of Sam'l,
Near Hookstown
may 18. 2aw
Just received and for Sale,
133 hhds.? first quality white Clayed Mar-
39 bbls. 5 tinique Sugar, entitled to draw-
back,
105 hhds. do. brown do.
15 hhds. Muscovado,
70 bags Green Guadaloupe Coffee.
BRISCOE & PARTRIDGE.
Sept 10. 2aw3w
iMotice is hereby Given,
That there will he an election held on
Monday the 5th day of October next, at the
established places of voting for each of the
several districts in Baltimore county, for the
purpose of choosing four members to Represent,
"aid County in the General Assembly of Masy*
land. JOHN HUNTER, Sheriff.
Sept 17. 2aw
For Sale.
I will dispose of at private sale, the Farm
whereon I reside, lying in Baltimore county,
on the York Road, leading from Solomon
Schmuck's (formerly Towson's Tavern) thro'
Meredith's Ford, and distant from Baltimore,
14 miles, containing about 900 acres, wich a
large proportion of wood and meadow ground.
On this Farm are two large Orchards of Ap
pie and Peach ; the former contains 1000, £t
the latter 600 trees, which have just arrived
to perfection, and their fruits are,of'the choice
kinds ' The impiovements consist of a small
Dwelling House and Kitchen, a Dairy with
a good Spring of Water, a Spurring House,
a large Negro Quarter, Barn, Stables,
fee. This farm lies t.bout 5 miles from
Hampton, the. seat of general Ridgely, and
is pleasantly situated in a go»id neighborhood,
and also contiguous to several mills. The
York Road passes through the middle of the
aliiove land, which makes the carriage to
Baltimore, safe and .convenient, having eight
miles of the above road Tumpiked. This
property can be divided into two Farms, with
an equal proportion of wood and meadow to
each. For terms, applv on the premises, to
LARR1N H. SMITH.
July 14- T&F
For Sale,
That valuable Lot and Improvements, for
merly occupied by Joseph Haskins, Jun well
calculated for the, Cepner and 1 in business—
fronting '27 feet on Sou'h street, and running
back to Franklin lane Also, the Lot adjoin-
ing on Franklin-lane, 27 feet front, and 4o
feet deep, with a white frame building on
it. In fee simple. For terms apply to
W. M. MAYNADIER.
Sept. 3. 2aw
Edward Johnson & Co.
INTOP. M their friends & the public, that they
are well stocked with, and now ready to deli-
ver, STRONG, 1 ABLE, and SMALL
BEER.
January 2.
2aw
Notice.
The partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of Jacob and Wisi. iforfis, being dis-
solved by the ecf.ase of the former—all per
sons having claims against them, are desired
to present them f«'<' settlement—and all those
having accounts Standing open on their books,
are requested to make immediate payment to
WILLIAM NORHIS, Jun.
Who begs leave respectful'y to inform the
custom* rs of the late concern, as well as the
public generally, that the business will be
carried on by him as heretofore, and assutes
them that nothing shall be wanting to give
every satis)i.c.tion iw the Grocery line, a>, be
proposes keeping goods of the very best qua
lities, for the purpose of supplying private i'a
niilies, and at the lowest prices
Sept 5. d4t 2aw4\v
Stewart, Montgomery & Co.
No. 2l.'6, Market-street, Opposite the'Indian
®>ucen.
Have received by the Fame, from Liver-
pool, Cloths, Cassimeres, Baizes, Flannels,
Blankets, Kendal Cottons, Welch Plaint,
Kerseys and Half Thicks, Stuffs, &c. which
they offer for salt b the piece, or package.
They daily expect a further sorpl) from Lon-
don and Liverpool, which will render their
assortment complete
'IO LET,
Two Warehouses on Smith's wharf; and
the Store, lately occupied by James Somtr
viU&Co__________Sept 1. d6t -aw
John Marched looker,
Has removed his office from Cay street,
to No. 29, Water-street, between the cus-
stom and Market-houses, where he will con-
tinue to act in the above capacity.
He iu,.ns to purchase,
A few shares of the Mechanics' Bank of
Baltimore.
And offers for sale,
Sixty Shares o the Union Bank of Mary-
lane. _______Se| tern I. < r 23.__________2nw4t'
Laiicing i'. Cademy.
John B. Duclairaque
Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gen-
tlemen of Baltimore, that his Dancing School
will open, the 6ih day of October, at No. 10,
Commerce-street.
Mr. Duclairaque thinks it necessary to ac-
quaint the public, that from his earliest infan-
cy, he resided nineteen years in France, '3
of' which years he spent in Paris ; where
from the instruction of the first Professors
af Dancing", his frequenting the most elegant
assemblies in that city, and from his constant
attendance at the Theatre, the Grand Opera,
6cc where the most elegant perlormers of the
world daily exhibit the greatest variety of the
most brilliant steps and attitudes j he flatters
himself he has lormed his taste, and acquired
the most chaste and elegant manner of per-
forming and teaching.
He still continues his instructions at Mrs.
Grooinhridges, and Brown's Academies He
teaches the newest Dances and Steps in fa-
shion, the Minuet dc la Cour, the Polish Mi-
nuet, Hornpipes, Cotillions and Set Dances,
with the Gavot oi the celebrated Vestris.
Subscription papers to be left at No. 10,
Commerce-street,
Sept 28-___________________ 2aw4t
Annapolis Races,
The balance of the Jockey Club purse, will
be run for, over the Arinapolis course, on
Tuesday he 20th October next. Heats four
miles each, carrying weights agreeable to the
rules of the Club. The purse will not be less
than 350 dollars.
On Wednesday, the 21st October, tlte Colt's
purse, ol not less 175 dollars, will be run for ;
iieats 2 miles each.
On Thursday, 22d October, the subscripti-
on purse of about one hundred Dollars, will
be run tor ; heats 3 miles each.
This being the last year of the Club, the
subscribers are requested to be punctual in
paying up their subscriptions, on the evening
preceding, or during the first day's race.
JAMES WILLIAMS,", c. ,
THOMAS JENINGS, j btewarcls>
Sept 9. 2aw6w
Notice is hereby Given,
That the subscriber hath obtained from
the Orphan's court of Baltimore caunty, let-
ters 01 aclminisiration on the personal estate
of William Litzinger, late of said county,
deceased : All persons having claims against
said estate, are desired to render them to
the subscriber duly authenticated, for pay-
ment, on or before the 6th day of March
next, otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate ; and all those
indebted, are desired to make payment with-
out delat.
ELIZABETH LITZINGER,
Administratrix,
Sept S, 1807 2«wCw
To Let,
The Store and Cellar No. 88 Market strects
with a Stable anil Ware-house fronting on
East-street Also, 2 brick WAREHOUSES*
on the lower end of Swith's Wharf Apply
to STEWART, MONTGOMEKY & CO
206, Market-street,
May 18 d4t-2aw
•William Norris, Jim.
ho. 64, Mariet street,
HAS FOR S/VT.E,
110 chests Young Hyson Tea, 1st quality ;
85 ditto Hyson Skin ; 150 small boxes Hysoa
Skin Tea, of 13 1-2 lb each ; i7 chests Sou-
chong ; 5 ditto Pekoe Souchong ; 300 leads
Imperial and H-son Tea, containing o. ]|,s.
each, of superior quality; r al Cogniac Bran-
dy, in long pipes ; Bordeaux ditto, in short
pipes ; Old Jamaica and Antigua Spirits, in
hhde. ; Holland Gin, in pipe s ; old Peach
Brandy, in bbls ; Madc.ra Wine, in pipes,
half pipes, and quarter casits; Brown Su-
gar, in hhds. j Coffee, in hags ; Black Pep-
per, Basket Salt, Race and Ground O.nger,
in kegs ; Double Refined Salt Petie ; Cassia,
in small bales ; Mace, Cinamon, Nutmegs,
and Cloves ; warranted and common Ch 'O-
late ; Mould and Dipt Candles, of the best
q itility, in boxes ; Spermaceti Canoles ; Lon-
don and Philadelphia Mustaf '¦, in boxes of 8
and 3 dozen each ; Castile, White, ami Brown'
So.ip, in boxes ; ?00 whole and half boxes
Segars, some of which arc superior to any in'
this city ; 2100 rounds doubb sealed Battle
Powder, in po ind papers, of suptiior quality;
Fig Blue, in small boxes ; Spanish, Fiotaut,'
an I New-Oi leans Indigo, of the best qaality ;
Cabiness an ' small T ,«ist 1'obacco, in :;egs
and half kegs, suitable for retailing, some of
which has been manufacture i Iti months j
Sweet Oil, in boxes of 30 flasks etch, and.
in baskets and boxes of 12 bottles each ; Old
Port and Mad.-ira Wirie, in bo'.tles ; Cordial,
in bottles ; Ketchup, in do ; OM Champai-
gne and Burgtnuh vvii-e in b.nces of 1 doz.
each ; Claret Wine, in boxes if 1 and e doz.
each, 1st ami 2d quality; Plating/ Cards by
wholesale at the manufacturer's prices j Ja-
mlesoh's Crackers, in bbls. half b'ls Kegs,
and by r< t ,il; Patent Shot, assorted ; Bloom
Raisins, in bo,.es ; Soft Shelled, and Shelled
Mmnnds, Filberts, White Mustard .seed j
Long Pepper ; Pickling Vinegar ; Poantl
Starch, in pound papers ; Split Peas, in small
kegs, and by retail; 12 years old Spirits, and
15 years old Cogniac Brandy, by retail ; Ca-
pers, Olives and Anchovies, in b, xes; real
Ceylon Cinnamon, Sec. All of which will be
sold wholesale and retail, 1 w lor cash, or
on the usual credit to punctual customers.
Sept 5. d lt-2aw4w
This is to give Notice,
That the subscribed- o1 the city of Balti-
meie, hath obtained lioin the oiphaii's court
of BaH'more county, in Men end, letters
testamentary on the the pergonal estate of
Mr James Po'.let, late of t' e city of Balti-
more, deceasetl : All persons bating claims
against the said decease i are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, w'nh the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber, at or before the 9'.h d.ivof
March next; they may otherwise by law" be
excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this sixteenth day
of September, 1807-
JOHN ROY, Adm'r.
Sept 17, 1807. 2aw6w
Notice is hereby Given,
rT" 11 let the subscriber intends applying to the
jutjgea of Washington county court at the
next October teini, fiir the benefit of the in-
solvent laws passed in 1805, and Icltifi, to re-
lieve him from debts for which he is liable,
and which he is unable to ri.iv-
JOhN'KENNEDY.
Washington county, Sept 9, 1807. 2aw2rr||
Notice is hereby Given,
That the snlscribt r 'mentis apply'n g to the
judges of Washington county court, at the
October term, for the benefit of the insolvent
hws, passed in lcil.'5 and 1806
This is a circumstance' which the subscrib-
er much "egrets, but alter laving used eve-
ry exertion in, his power to avoiil it, he has
not been able to succeed. Alth ti:,h he ia»
met with many losses, yet bis property ata fair
valuation, would still be nearly equal to his
deb s, but as his creditors have refused to
take ptopei'ty in that way, he inust submit—
he must sacrifice the fruits of 10 years in-
dus'ry—and he still hopes it will be in his
power some day, to settle every claim, for
he shall always consider himself bound in
honor, to pay every cent, if ever in his power.
THOMAS KENNEDY
Washington County, Md. Aug. L8. ia\v2m
Notice is hereby Given,
That tne subscriber intends applying to Bal-
timore county court, at its next sittings or in
its recess, to one of the judges thereof, for
the benefit of the insolvent laws of Marvlaud.
MATTHIAS RICH.
Sept. 18, 1807.___________________J2mj
Notice
The subscriber is compelled to notify his-
creditors of his intention to apply to Balti-
more county court, at its next session, or in
its recess, to one of the judges thereof, :or
the benefit of the insolvent Laws of this
state. JAMES WEST.
Sept 22. d/m
Notice is hereby given, to all
my creditors, that I am under the painful ne-
cessity of applying to' the judges of Baltimore
county court, or to some one of them, for the
benefit of the act of assembly passed at No~
vemher session 1805, entitled an act for the
relief of sundry insolvent debtors, as also of
of the supplement theieto, passed at the lass
session.
ABRAHAM FULLER
-Sejpt 7._____________________________d2m
Notice is hereby Given,
That the subscriber intends to make appli-
cation to Baltimore county court, in 2 months
from this date for the benefit of the act of as-
sembly of this state, passed at November ses-
sion, 1805, entitled!, " An act ior the relief
of sundry insolvent debtors."
ALEXANDER DE VALCOURT.
August 14 1807-. dom
'lhe Subscr.bers give i\o-
tice to their Creditors, of their intention to'
apply to Baltimore county court, at its next
sitting, for the benefit of the insolvent laws1
of this state. D. C. Stewart,
W P. Stewart,
Lloyd Muchanan.
August 3, 1807:_______ d
~~PRINTED AND PXJBUSHLD B Y
JOHN HEWES,
Opptisitt the Pcst-OJice, St. PatU's-Lsmc-
BALTfMORB,
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