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BY THIS DAY'S MAILS.
HALIFAX, September 12.
Th's day arrived the /Solus frigate, capt
lord I'itzroy, 27 days from Cork, bringing
dinpi'chesfor the admiral, general and go-
vernor. Two regiments are coining out
here from England invmediatelv ; aad the
regiments now heie are ordered for Quebec.
This a«gurs sometUihg ; but it may be done
only to provide agaiust.th.it which is not
expected, but may possibly occur.
In a petition presented to the commander
in chief, from the three deserters, for a mi-
tigation of punishment, Ware, states him-
self to have been born near Pipe reek,
Fred, county, (Maryland) ; Strachan, at
(1 need's-town, fl'.ieen-Ann's county, in the
sarne.State : and Martin, in the West fndies.
That tin y h.id voluntarily and deliberately
ed on board the Melampus That they
lament the crime of desertion, of^tich
tliey had been gmlty ; and again nff^^^Hn
services onboard any of his majesty'sw^>9.
FOSTON, Septe aber <39
We last wet-K bad a report that Rldnour
was atii' krd on the 13' h of August : but
fcaptain Foster, who arrived here on Sunday,
jailed thence ill the night of the 13th to
wbich time nfl attempt had b en rtiade against
it hut it Was expected every moment • and
be departed in tie night from apprehension •
of hein • detain"! or eJi5» osed to some incon-
venience The Danes were iniichexasperat
ed ,'<¦" if-t the Hriti"h. and would make the
ln-.t,t 'e-io.: if., in I heir power. People had
been <• Ml.t'i (I at Copenhagen and Elsi 'eur
from all other parts of the island.
When the British fleet fir-it arrived off
Kl<'' letirS it was in a very 'lef ncel«sg state
Arrived, ship Lydia, Turner, Liverpool,
salt.
Ship Massachusetts Buntin, from Mal-
ta, v:a Trap-in, (Sicily) and 46 days since
lie passed Gibraltar, salt. At Palermo,
(Sicily) Tuly 9, Rebecca, Wilson, Alexan-
dria. The ship Diana, Gardner of Wis-
fettsiet, and Eliza, Jew it. New-York, sail-
ed iron Trapan 19th Julv f r America.
The Russians have blockaded the whole
Sauth coast of the Mediterranean, from cape
Spartel to . 41. long. 10, a schr. 19 days from
New-Yoik for Sicily-
NEW YORK October 1.
lit port ant; report.
The committee who were appointed to
take into consideration the state of the W.
India colonies, have reported to the British
house ot commons the small profit the plant-
ers receive on their sugar and ruiaAthe low
price f hich they ascribe tc iy of
intercourse bet een the hostile colonies and
Europe, under the American flag by means
of which, they say not only the d*»le of
their produce is carried to a market hut at
charges little exceeding those of peace ;
v. hile the British planter is burthened with
all the inc nvenieuce, risk and expence, re-
sulting from a state of war. In order to
counterbalance, in some degree, the advan-
tages enjoyed by the hostile c Lnies, and
afford relief to the British export trade, the
committee recommend a strict blockade of
the ports of the enemy's settlements—also,
" the enforcement of those restrictions on
the trade between neutrals and the enemy's
Colonies, which were formerly maintained
by Great-Britain." As it may be appre-
hended, that from the adoption of such
measures, difficulties might arise in that in-
tercouse from which the West-Indies at
present derive a considerable proportion of
some f their supplies, the committee sug-
gest, that supplies of lumber, flour and fish
could be obiained from Canada and Nova*
Scotia, and the deficiencies in other articles
of salt provisions might be made up bp sup-
plies from Europe.
If the above report be adopted by the
British government, need we say that it will
Tiave an alarming effect upon the commerce
of the United States ?
Arrrived, British Packet, Sir Francis.
Freeling, capt Bell, 29 days from Fal-
} Biouth t . Halifax, and 6 days Irom the lat-
ter to this port, with the August mail.
' Aug. 29 in lat. 42, 24, 1. ng. 20, spoke
ship Commerce, 22 days from .Amsterdam,
for haltimore.
Ship Charles, of New-Bedford, 52 days
firom Amsterdam in Ballasst. Lett .Aug.
9, shig Jane of New-Yoik Phillip, Willi-
ams of Baltimore; Oroztmho, Dale, of do.
^Idriana, Gardner, of do ; Danube, of N.
Bedtord, for St. Ubes ; ship Juno of do.
, b :.und up the Straits ; ship Hannah, Ro-
binson, of Philadelphia, repairing ; Mer-
chant, of Boston ; Intrepid, king of, Nor-
folk, in co. Carlisle do. W. P. Johnson,
for Baltimore, in a few days.
Ship Rachel, Joseph, of Salem, St.
Petersburg and Copenhagen, 54 from the
lrtfter, hemp, iron and manufactured goods.
Sailed in co. from Copenhagen with ship
Persevergnce, of Ipswich, ship Grace of
Boston, and brig Mar.y of Portland—part-
ed from the'two ships in Findland passage,
the. 14th August. Left, brig-------, Smith..
frem Providence, and brig-------, Haraden,
of Salcnij to eajl in 4 days for St. Petws-
FEDERAL GAZETTE.
SATURDAY, OCTOHER3.
In the hay, ship Sciota, Deal, Amsterdam.
The brig Fair American, BrOwn, of Bal-
timore, was left at Halifax, vessel cleared,
cargo for further proof.
1 :OM RlCHMnND.
Oa Monday, the 28th, <~ol Burr was vary
si k a 1 unabj - t atten I —")n Tuesday, tbe
29'h, th s whole d iy as taken up in the exa-
mination of general Wiitinsbii.
For the FEDERAL G \ZETTE.
Since the name of Mr. Jesse Hollhigswonh
has been announced as a candidate for a
seat in our next legislature, the tongue of
slander has been busily employed in disse-
minating the most foul and base calumnies
against him for his ailedged conduct whilst
our representative in the year 1787. His
insidi us opposers, inwhispeif .ill tell you,
that he was then in favor of passing a law
that would have been greatly oppressive on
the po r who were not able to pay their
deb's. If the whole tenor of this gentle-
min's Hie dd not sufficiently refute the
charge, (by his unbounded philanthropy and
univer-al attrition to the poor of every de-
?cription,) it could also be said, that when
the la here alluded tr> was before the house
of delegates Jesse H d'ungsworth was the
man who, af'.cr getting the bill so m dified
that no poor m i'm who hud a family cou:d on
any account be oppressed by his unfeeling
creditor, had the address and g .od manage-
ment to deieat the bill altogether—as he did
the pernicious attempt to get a large emis-
sion of paper money pawned on the public,
and for which every free man in the state
ought even at this day to acknowledge his
gratitude to him.
But some interested men in the neigh-
borhood of the new docks, say that Jesse
H.Uhigsworth will oppose the extension of
Pratt-street acrossEllicott's Hollings worth's
and Cie.ipside docks. 'Ti.- granted, he may
oppose so iniquitous an attempt to render
moie valuable property on the new docks,
by destroying the first whar es and docks
that were biylt in Baltimore, and but for
which the ne docks wonid most probably
never have been thought of. Who is there
that w >uld be willing to have his hou^e
pulled do/.n about his head, to render more
airy and agreeable (he palace of his neigh-
bor I Or iv hat man dare say to his neigh-
bor, >' Tne beauty and convenience of my
ntighboihood require that your house should
be demolished ; and if you don't agree to
let me destroy it, I *jll pi tin n the legisla-
te e ler a law to enable me to do so with-
out your consent;" when the only argument
that can be adduced for* this wanton viola-
tion of private right is, that by dcs.r lying a
part, tile remainder will be the mure valua-
ble— But to whom ? Nut to h.m who has
no property left, but to him whujj house
yet remains. The go< d ;en-e ot the citi-
zens of Baltimore -ill never suffer them t..
be duped by a few designing individual.- —
They well know, that the substantial inte-
rest ot the eity can never be p's.nr ted by
having twenty five hundred (ect of v. hurt
landing, in the moat centra; situation tor
trade, contracted to two hundred teet.—
But, supposing that no man, birwevet self-
ish, would e-ptct the piopeity was 10 be
taken A. ith ut same compensation,—lei me
a k, ,vho aie to pay the damage sustained ?
Is the merchant in Matket-stieet (,ho now
pays on a dray load of goods from Cheap-
side to his store twenty-five cents, v hen he
has to p>ay fifty from the ne d'.cks) to pay
any thing ? Or the fl ur-dealer in Howard-
street, (who is thus removed halt a mile fur-
ther from a landing,) is be to pay any thing ?
Can the great number of coopers afford to
pay any thing, who now have tieir staves
landed at the head of the basin, but who
would have to haul them from the lower end
of the city, in case Pratt-street was extend-
ed ? No. Then if every person who lives
west of South street would be injured by the
extension, they ceVtainly would not submit
to a general city tax f r the purpose of rais-
ing a million of dollars the whole benefit of
which would go into the pockets of the
holders of property on the wrharves below
Cheapside. Supposing the impropriety of
extending Pratt-street to be obvious to eve
ry leflecting mind, let me just ask the ques-
tion, whether we have one citizen among
us to whom the city of Baltimore is more
indebted for its present sate of opu'enee,
than to Mr. Hollingswoith ? Or have we a
person who has oftener relieved the afflictions
of the poor ? What man ever applied to him
in distress, that went away empty-handed ?
By every principle of interest and gratitude
he will be supported on Monday, by
A LOOKER-ON.
Rebellion in Ireland.
1 Letters of lata dates from Ireland, repre-
sent that unfortunate country as experiencing
a:l the horrors ut a very general and deep
laid revolt. It is described as being more
formidable in its numbers and more regular
in its plans, than any former association for
the same oojecc—viz. the emancipation of
that country from the tyranny & injustice of
the English government. \_Relf.~]
Extract of a letter from Rathbone, Hughes
and Duncan, dated Liverpool, Aug. 25.
" Since our last advices we have had a
continuance of unusually favorable weather
for the harvest, and we learn from all parts
of the kingdom that the crops are good in
quality, abundant in quality, theprincipalpart
already well housed, & afavorableprospectfor
that which isstillonthe ground. Thedsraand
for grain and flower has, in consequence,
become wholly suspended ; the holders are
increasingly anxious to dispose of their
stocks, and our last quotations must be con-
sidered nearly nominal.
«tn ashes no situations have f alceh place,
and we confirm our last 'quotations.
"During the last week, the demand for
cotton was very brisk, and considerable
sales were effected at tile following rates.
Sea Island, very fine 2s5 a 2v5 -fine 2s3
a 8*4 middling 2 1 a 2.^2—ordinary islia
2s01.Q stained js.4 a 1=9.
New Orleans, fine to61-2—mid lling to
fair IsSalsS.
Upland, line isSalsS -fair Is3als4— ordi-
nary to middling Jislais2."
The English China fleet have sailed for
England with only a small part of their car-
goes ; not having been able to settle the
controvei sy which arose respecting the
death of a Chinese.
Singular Coincidence.
An examination has been proceeding be-
fore the police of Paris, almost at the same
moment that a similar inquiry was going
on before the magistracy of this metropolis,
on one and the same subject. A person of
the name of Te siure has been accused of
blowing a certain powder into the eyes of
those drawn as conscripts, which produced
an inflammation, and consequently incapaci-
tated them from serving in the army. An
ointment was also four.d in his possession
cimpounded for the same purpose. M. Tes-
siare's practice has been very extensive :
3 ot 4C0O consciipts have been thus inocu-
lated with opthalamia, one half of whom
are in a fair way of loosing their e^e-sight
entirely ! [_L..ndon /lafier.]
Marrried on Tuesday evening last, by the
reverend Mr Roberts, Mr. James C. Detu,
merchant of this city, to Miss Henrietta
St.msbury, daughter of Tabis E. Stansbury,
esqr. of Baltimore county.
J"/" It being requisite for the pastor of
the 2d Presbyterian congregation to attend
a meeting of presbytery this wefrk in the
city of Alexandria, their church will remain
slim en Sunday, the 4th instant. -
The Baltimore Yagers, will meet at Ka-
ra insky's, this evening at half past 7 o'clock,
as also persons willing to join the company.
By order,
JOHN SCHMIDT, Sec'y.
October 3.
Baltimore Volunteer Guards, meet in uni-
form, apposite Glendy's church, on Wed-
nesday, 7tii instant, at one o'clock, with
arms and accoutrements complete.
R. MACUBIN, Sec'y.
Co^u bian Volunteers.
Ordered, Tnat you assemble on Tuesday
afternoon next, at half-past 9 o'clock, pre-
cisely, in Howard's park, with arms and
accoutrements. The roll will be called at
4 o'clock, when all absentees »ill in variably
oe iined. J. WILSON, Sec'y.
In consequence of the election on Monday,
the meeting of the Republican Co pany is
postponed till the Monday»following, al 3
o'clock. The fines will then U- collected
THOMAS M'ELDEitRY, Capt.
October, 3.
Port of Baltimore.
CLEARED,
Brig Ohio, Soutncomb, Guadal >npe
Hunter, Rider, St. Thomas
Seb'r Hound, Davidson, Havana
I Sloop Julia Ann, Foot, Barbados
rot BDfdte&yijfc,
¦¦jS^!j»^fV CaPi*ht vV1111:1 » Stevenson •
..^jiiii'\'"" 5»il I" ' • days. Fir pas-
¦ ¦iy^S>F sage only apply to VV'm. C -o »,
Juni or to thejcapiainoil board, at Fell's Po ut
October 3. ^__________________eo
German Lirens, etc
Imported, in the schooner dfexander, capt. Athnr,
J'rmn Trieste, iSf for sate bv tlw subscribers,
43 case* of fifte PUtilias,
10 BrttanaaSf
10 L'-iwns,
8 Checks,
7 Cavaliaos,
5 Estopittasj
2 . Rqiinns, •
1 very fine Shirting Lineti,
AND
A quantify of Glass Tumblers, in cases
assorted,
ALSO,
The Schooner Alexander
1 Ls v As she arrived from sea, bur-
TfclHlHsV then »b"M 10,)" hbbls a strong
^SsiSyjffiar fa'*hfiil built vessel, 2 1-2 years
WjyflWmmold, sails fast, and may be sen,
to sea at a small expence.
LOKMAN Si FULFORD, or
JOSEPH YOUMG
October 3. d5l-e.o2w
.7
bale by Auction.
THIS DAY,
The 3d instunt, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
on the pieinises, will he said for cash, with-
out anv reserve whatever, being to satisfy
a judgement,
a'u.mx .f GROUND, of about 2 3-4 acres,
situated on the Road to the Ferry Branch, 1
1-2 miles from the city, unci contiguous to the
property of Mr. Bundle H Moale.
__________R. LEM.V1PN k Co. Auetr's.
bate by Auction.
ON TUESDAY,
The Gth instaitt, at 12 o'c/ot'*, at the auction
room at the head of Freda ick street doci, ixili
be add, on a liberal cndit,
47 ;ipes Bordeaux Brandy,
41 do. Holland Gin,
AND
100 small boxes Hyson Clnlon Tea.
VAN WYCli.' Be DORSEV, Auct's.
October 2.
i b\
Sale oy Auction.
On MONDA1,
77ie Sth instant, at 10 o'doci, at the auction
room at the head of Gay-street dock, will
commence the sate oj
An extensive variety of
DRY GOODS.
Among which ore,
2 hales blue and inillled"*
drab CI0U1S,
2 do Flannels,
1 ilo Swansilown ?Fresh Goods.
1 do BUiePbVu s,
6 eases of Pies.
3 trunks of Prints, J
1 trunk colored Cambric Muslins,
1 case Brown Hollands,
2 do. fancy Muslins and Dresses,
1 trunk of Boots.
Also thefUlomr.g INDIA GOODS.-
i bales G irrahs,
3 do. fine Baftas,
2 do Cos«as,
2 do. Mamoodics,
2 do. Chintz.
AND
The remainder of the Stock of Dry Goods,
which was not closed on Frii
Ajtsr which at 12 o'clock,
40 hluls Mtiseovnde Sugar,
21 do. Clayed do.
132 bags Green Coffee,
20 chests excellent Hyson Tea,
43 boxes white Sufrr*, &c.
H. I.EMMON 81 CO. Auct'rs.
October 3%____________________________
bale by Auction.
On MONDAY,
The Sth instant, mill he added to the sale at
12 o'clock, tn close, consignment, oil terms that
will then at' made known,
46 pipes 4th proof Bordeaux Brandy, and
121 bags of good Green Coffee.
R. Lfi.MMON fe CO. Auct'rs.
October 3,
Tae ji.ie substantial ship
-C_ > POWHATAN
s Will sail for A MSTKRDAM
about the 12th of this month —
*S-«te-,Ls_£*f Some Tobacco, Coffee in casks
or bagvor tight goods, can still be taken in on
freight, if immediate apo ic:/
woollens, manche try, and
hardware.
Also, Sheet lion, Nails, Spades, Frying-
P,ns, and Anvils.
O.loher 3 _______________.d4t-eo8 \
~MlJNe!!e and Neusons
Offer for Sate,
Rice, in tierces,
Green Coffee, in bags,
Havanna Sugars,
Claret, in l:og-,heads.
Ditto, in cases of 2 dozen eacti,
ChauipayneJ
and b. Wine, in cases of 1 doz.each,
Burgundy j
Brand fruits;
And an assortment of FRENCH GOODS—con*
sisting of
Taffetas,
Silk Hosiery and Gloves,
White and Brown Shirtings,
Chalot Handkerchiefs,
Be'iver Hats, &c. &.C.
Oetobi r 3.___________________eoSt
Ilager's-Town Bank,
September 30th, 18T.
IN pursuance of a order of the Board ol
Directors, notice is hereby given, that two
dolf.rs on each share of stock held in the bank
must b.; paid up at the bank on or h&fove the
1st Monday in December next; St that all per-
sons failing to pay will not be entitled to uiy
d.videnn on what they have paid, from the
said first Monday in December until this in-
stalment is paid.
EL1E BEATTY, Cashier.
_ [Oct 3]_____________________________
Ga:t and Thomas
Have imported in the late ships from, Liverpool,
An handsome assortment of
Birmingham §¦ Sheffield Goods.
ALSO ON I/Illl,
A few bales of excellent TEltNESSEZ
COTlOh.
October 3____________________dGt-2uw
Fancy Goods.
Received per the Fair American, R. Davis,from
Lonuon, on consignment,
An invoice ol
Fancy Coods,
Consisting of
Artificial Flowers, Wreaths, Plumes, Os-
trich Feathers, Hat Bands, 5cc &c
Which will be sold low oy the invoice,
"" iRNTHWAIT h YARN ALL,
Bowly's wharf.
10th mo. 3d. U8t
}\y order of the orphans Court
of Baltimore County,
THIS is to give notice, that the subscribers
of the city of Baltimore, hadi obtained from
the orphans court of Baltimore county, in Ma.
ryrand letters of administi ation on the personal
estate of George Maltby, late of Baltimore
county, deceased. A.1 personshavi.gclaims,
against the said deceased, arc hereby warned
to exhibit the same,with the vouchers there-
of, to the subs- ril ers on or before the firstday
of October next, they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit ot the said estate
Given under our hands this first day of Octo-
ber, 1807.
MICHAEL SANDERSON,^ Afl- ^
JOHN TW.ULL.
Oct. 3.
s
jivvftw
S le by Aitctlb
Sal^'by Aue'riorfe
Will be added to th, by Goods tote 0*
ux/j ,1;
1 ca«e Silver Cords and Velveteens.
And tj the sale at 12 o\l,c-, without reserve. Ui
1 sixty da i
10 tons of, ''oiled He p Li,
R, LEMMOH iit. CO. Aucfjri.
October 3.' _________
n—-Po Ironed*
The folio™!' g mle is postpofied iint.it wdM"-"
|)AV neu, he Sth instant,at Id o'do'k
Haying d clined tin Groeerj B'i ,iness. *
propose selling on F-'IDAY, 2d ,;rto!r,,
the remaindei»ot my Stock, with stand cagk#
and stands, Tea Catmisters; Scal-i .apft
Weights Sttire Lamp, 4%lits. &67&C Aiso„
a variety ef H. us dioid and Kitchen Furni*
ture, consisting of Mahogany and other Beti
Steads, with Beds 1 Mahogany, Ilining
Tea i a'des : Mahogany Side Tab:e; a:io Ci t*
lerett; Mahogany Book Ct.»e ; an I ii srriall
Library of Books ; Maliogaoy Knife (
with Green Ivor; Knives and Forks ; To'l^tt
.ini Gilt Frame Looki g Glasses 1 handsorfia
Sttt of I.iverjiool Tabic China. 1
and Coffee Urns ; Sugar an i Cream Pail j i
sett of 8, Pate I Candlesticks ; Bhe.ed aivi
Paper D'curter St.uids Jelly Glasses, A:ej
\> ine, Cl.r.'t, and 1'u. ch Glasses; Gi.iJ
Salts and Mustard Potts ; Ol -.as Sallid and
'Fruit Dishes j a large'chesl of 12 black bat-
tle 1, 3 gal. each ; Brass Andirons: sett« of
S-iOviIs and Tongs ; Finders, wire and hand*
some cut steel j Potts, Pans, Kettles, &c.
Sale to coram ue.e at 10 o'clock, at No.
141, ?4urket street
___ J"HW NICHOLSON.
Henry and George Gassawayt
No. 39, c inter of S- Ga: is* Murrct-strcelb,
Hare just received by the late arrivals, tl.efoltvtv*
ing assortment of Dry Goods, which they of*
Jer at the most redtued prices:
Carpets of different siz*s an 1 patterns.
1-J .> 8 3-4 & 4 4 wide Veniian C;irpeting!l$
1-2 3 4 & 4-4 do. injjrune vaiious pat«
te ns,
E ie : ant Fancy Hearth ruggs,
Si p -rfine &. Common Broad Cloths,
Bo. do. Cassimere,
Da. do. Coatings,
Rose and Striped Blankets,
Furniture Fringesj with Tassells to suit,
Lhien Cambrick and Candn-ick Dimitiefij
Cambiick and Jaekonctt Muslins,
Tamboard Mad ns,
Silk & Cotton Clianliar'es,
Swansdown and Toilinett Waistcoating,
Moleskin and F.orcntine, do.
Cmstitut on Cords, Plain Velvettsand Vel*
vetteer,
Plains. Kerseys, and Half Thi'fs,
Tish Lin e"P and Shirting Muslins*
Threads-, both: s mid Tapes.
With a number of articles too tedious to
mention.
____Oct. 3. ________erJ____
Wants a place as Gnrdner,
A Young Man that understands the ma-
nagement of h Kitchen Garden, and has been
lised to Faming, would be willing to under-i
>ake the shperintendwnce of a gent', mu-'s
c uatry seat thr.t wiutd make his situation
agrieable prop«,rt'n 11 te to his endea-.ors im
h's iTotessl n He can produce unexcep'.ioii-
abie chiracter for his honesty, indosirv, *-.Cl
Frr furth r p ni,-ulars,apply to Jan.es Wills,
G...r hier op; oshe eol Ramsey's, on the Fte»
der'c'.'. Turnpike Road.
October 3______________________eoit|
Baltimore County,
O-hhcn's Curt, O.;oh-i d •180?'.
On application rhtdeta the court, by -amuel
Bartlett, for liters qf administration, witU
thew.ll annexe I, on the estateof Amos Church,
late of Rait.more county, deceased : Ordered
that the court will proceed to grant the s?id
letters on the first Monday in November next,
provided a copy ol this order is inserted twico
a week for tlyree week , in the American and
federal Gazette, in the city of Baltjtnore.
October 3. 2a*6t§
Three Dollars Reward.
Strayed awayon Wednesday 21st ult. a small
bright brindle COW, aboi t 9 years oid, she
had on when she went avay a collar, with
the owners name on. Who ver brings her
to No. 11, Calvert street, shall receive tia©
above reward.
October 3. 434^
St. Mary's College.
, grand Lottery, Baltimore,
Authorised by an act of the general assembly
of the state Of Maryland j the scheme of
which Lottery is the most br lliant ever of-
fered to the citizens of the United State*
containing, besides a large number ol other
valuable prizes,
1 prize of . . 30,000 dollars.!
1 do. of - - 15,000
3 do. of . . 1U.0U0
2 do. of . . 5,,';00
8 do- of - . 1,500
7 do. of . . 1,000
And not two bl nks to a prize. '1 he scliernjo
contains 21500 tickets, 10,000 of which ar©
actually sold to a company of gentlemen in
New-York, tdvybomtftemanagershaveobligat.
ed themselves to continence the drawing on
THURSDAY, th, Sitt day cf December next
TICKETS & SH A ES are now selling in
a variety of numbers, at ten dollars each, at
G. Si R. WAITE's truly fortunate I.ott ry
Office, Corner of Market and Charles atreetL
Baltimore.
From the rapid side of the Tickets in every
part of the union, an ad anee willsiortl bo
put on them, of whirh an advertisement will
soon appear in the public prints.
The grandeur of the scheme of the above!
lottery, together with 111 assi ranee from th*
managers that the lottery will positive!) com-,
nience drawing on the 31st days of Deambef
next, have been a sufficient indu ement for the*
subscribers to come to the city of Bait, mere for
the express purpose of facilitating the sale of
the Tickets.
G. & II WATTE.
C? One of the above firm will perspmilly
attend the drawing daily, to take down the
numbers correctly, aa will also one of their
clerks; All prizes sold by G. & R. VVaite will
be paid b; them, and a printed list of all pri.ea
drawn will be published by them and delivered
to their customeis once, a fortnight during tli«
drawing. The next New-York Lottery will
not commence till April next
Distant Alvenlunrs, accompanying tl eir
orders w'uh barnt note^ 1 f . y e cription, to
either of Waite's offices in K e v. - Yo-k or Bal-
timore may have T-cketsand Shines f. r«aid-
ed to any amount with the w m< si ;.• ¦•! mal-
ity, and the earliest advise sent them of their
success. All prizes sold by G, & R. Wait?
¦will he paid by tustn,
Oct. 1- i
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