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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/07-1807/12 msa_sc3722_2_6_2-0328 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
| Wra, Vance Has on h mil for sale, Copp~r Batto ris, r |sed & ii.t; do.Sheets, fiiito; >4 t ¦ athihg : Ti i hi boxes ; [Jar Lead: Puts ti s.nall cases* a few setts Cut G i", Sewing I'uvi-, n bales) dristol Crown Gits, i2 by'10, and 10 Oy !, in lull' boxes, ditto Porter Unities in Hampers and casks ; H re's Patent UilJCIoth CarpetB^jKO kc. Sept 26. __ d3t-eo6t_ VorTKanff ik brittle Hav. just received and off> r for sale, 8 bales tight Uoltuul Sail Cloth, 2 bos.es 1 a.ics nii.1 Bobbins, 635 box.s Havanna Sugar, 126 hlids, MuScovado Sugar, O •' hand, 42 bales Cotton, 13 tierces Rice, About 40 000 wt. Coffee, 60 boxes Seg is, A tew urns rustic; A smil q lantity of Indian Corn, 40 pipes Holland G.n, 5¦> c.>-ih.s Dutch Bser, Gin cases, half pint Tumblers, Negro Pipes, Blscls Leal Crucibles, Madder, Sew- ing and Pithing Twine, and iir.iss Kettles. Also, An assortment of GERMAN LINENS, Among wiliic i art, 11 bales Hessians and i wdjed Bagging Stuff. And About 2i)U0 Muskets w.th Bajonets, &.C. complete. August 7 '_______________d6te0 Voi\ kapff and lirune 6#FEII "FOR S A.LE, 100 pip«S best Holland Gin 5') do Dutch Beer 600 boxes do. C leese lo do half pint T imblers 2o do short Negro Pipes 2o easks Crucibles lo do Madder, 5 do Sewing and Fishing Twine, 3 do. Brass Kettles, looo Gin Cases, 37o packs Sheathing Paper, 34 bales white and brown Flemish Sheet- ings. An assortment of GERM \N LINENS ; Consisting of Checks\To.2, Listadoes, liook Check, Stripes, Bretagnas, Platillas, Creas, Dowlas, Rojuans, Estopillas.Cholets, wnite Rolls, Ticklenburgs, Bielt'eld ' men, Ge'rman Raven Duck, Hessi- ans, Bagging Stud', an I ready-made Bags. Also, 374lv>xes white an.thrown HavannaSugar 23 barrels brown Sugar, 2o tons Kustic, 12 tierces Rice 115o bushels coarse Liverpool Salt, 18 casks Hocon, 16 barrels .mil 14 bags Gum Guiacum, 6 serooni Jalap, 12o boxes Port Wine, of a very good quality 9 boxes ¦ np jer, 22 a 23 o/.. So easks Steel, and A quantity of Glass Baads. m,v 4. ____________cllSteo For bale, A valuable TRAGT of LAND, formerly the property of Mrs Ann I'emberton, called W stourv, containing 14f'4 acres, situated in Anne-Ar'uii'lel county, state of Maryland, at the head of West River, 1 J miles ftom Anna. polis, and 42 from Baltimore This land is well calculated to produce beat tobacco and corn ; has a large qu intityof timber, suitable for ship building, and most excellent meadow- The timber lies near the river, which is navi- gable for large vessels into the Chesapeake, 6 miles from the landing It is dividi <' into, two handsome farms, th, hi ' cont iini' g 746 acres, andtheoth v 7: 8 acres, each haying a good landing on said river, and will be sold together or separately. I or terms ipply to William Cool e, esquire. Baltiioore i John Galloway, esquire, '.Vest River ; or to Henry Waddi is, Pnikdelphra. M.ii If not sold at private sale before the 2d November next, »t will then e sold a auc. tion on the pre • ivs, cither separately or to. g tber, to suit purchasers, An us' eo2N The Subscriu Collected a sum of money for tiic purpose of de raying eitpences and offering a reward for the apprehension ol th perpetrator or per- petrators of a robbery commited at Elllcott's Mills Some time sie.ee, and not having succeed- ed to tlieir wishes, hereby notify the cuntribu- tors, th.-.l then- proportionate sums wid be re- turned them, on application to John Comegys ; and unless demanded injtwentv days from this date, tuey will feel themselves at liberty to presei t the sum yf money in hand, to such cha- ritable institutions as they may deem proper. PETER HOFFMAN, JOHN COMEGYS. October I. eolOt , ,i:' i and vjOlCv, 410 boxes white and brown Havana Sugar, 15'Hk; lo. Green Coffee. The whole entitled to drawback For sale by HOB : HAMILTON, Corner ot Lovely Lane and Calvert -street. August 21.__________________t0 jfTHuncttvil IxCHasencleyer, No. 67, Eowlv's \viu»F, Havefut received and offer for sate, Brown and White I'lalilias, Roy ids, Ticklenburgs, Bielfeld, Warcndorf, and Homemade Lin- Listadoes, Checks, Apron Checks, and gtiipes, Cotion and Linen Handkerchiefs, Silks, Silk and Velvet Ribbons, Fine Laces and Beggar Laces, Tapes and Thread, Looking Glass, Plates, from 40 to 24 fk 30 to 17, , Looking Glasses and Nuremberg Goods, Best German Steel, Heart and Club. The whe'e entitled to drawback. A mrust 2".______________j *° """"Rolling and Siting Mill. The Subscribers are now ready to execute orders tor Hoop Iron and Nail Rods ot all dimensions, in the neatest manner and at very short notice. ANDREW &. THOMAS ELLICOTT. may 14. ______________eo ~"To Let. A good stand for the Wholesale and Re- tail Dry Good Business. Immediate pose's. soon can be given. Apply at No. 49, Balti- more-street. J«iy io._____________60 Runyofl Harris, No, 188, Market street, Has on hand and offers for sale, 700 large rimmed White HAT:", made lifht and trimmed in the neatest stile, cal- culated for the I'.a.l and West India markets, which will be sold on accommodating terms i Ai»o on land, a quantity of Men's h Youth's Black Hats, wi'h which, shippers ariffcoiintry merchants may bt stipiplieu. by the case or do/.en, put up in tho best manner, and at the shortest notice; to ship or to send in the coim- try. ( Also on hand, a gjieral assortment of Hatters 1'Cl'S -oiz' GermaaHair, first and second quality ; Co- ney WOoi, earned and raw ; first and second auklit! Came 's Hair ; S, anish Wool, old coat parchment and and Pelt Beaver, MusUrat, northern ami western Racoon, Grey fox, Rat-it, -Morocco Skins, Red, Yellow Green, and Black j Glue, Copperas, Verdignse, aral Logwood, witu a general assortment qi Hat TrimS»ulg». Sept 14,. Ijcsi Mountain Malaga Waie- EDWARD FITZGURALD HAS FOR SALE At his cheap Wholesale and Retail Grocery^ Wine &f Spirit (Tare- house, 221, MARKET-STHEiiT, BALTIMORE, 2J small casks of superior Malaga Wine, containing about 15 gallons each, 20 do. do oO gallons, 10 pipes h half pipes best L. P. M. Wine, the real j .ice of the Grape, 2 do. fi 3 qr casks !.¦ Market do. 2 do. H 14 do. best Lisbon do. 8 qr, casks Sherry do. 2 pipes and 4 qr casks TenerifFe Wine, 5 pipes and S qr. casks first chop Port Wine in wood and bottles, being equal if not superior to any in this city, 200 dozen Claret Wine, of a superior kind, in cases 2 dozen each, 10 pipes French and Cogniac Brandy 4th proof, 3 do. Spanish 1st proof, entitled to deben- ture, 10 uo. Holland Gin, 1st do. 17 do Jamaica Spirits, 4th do. 1 do. do. 15 year old 4 do. 1 do Irish Whiskey, 4th do. 9 bbls. Peach Brandy 4th do. and 7 years old, Cherry Brand', Cherry Bounce, Shrub, New England Rum, Rye Whiskey, Bottled Porter, Wine and Cider Vinegar, West I idia Cordials and Bitt'-rs, Sugar-House and West-lndia-MoIasses, Acid, Limes and Lemons, Salad Oil, in boxes of 30 flasks tacli, London Mustard, in boxes of 3, 6, and 12 don bottles each, Basket Salt, Spices of all kinds, First chop Imperial and Hyscn Tea, in chesis, ball'chests, boxes, and in 2 lb. leads, Young H\s»n,^ Hyson Skm, \ in chests and boxes, Souchong, ) Double and single-refined Loaf Sugar, Lump, piece and bastard Sugar, New Orleans and other raw Sugars, Double and single Gloucester Cheese, Pine and American Cheesn, Jamieson's Crackers, in bbls half bbls. and kegs, Soft-shelled and unshe'led Almonds, Raisins, in boxes and kegs, Demijohns, Wire and Hair Seives, Brushes, Starch, Fig and Indigo Blue, Spe-ajnaceu Oil, and Candles, Mould and Dipt Candles, Castile, White and Brown So?p, First Chop Spanisii Cigars, in boxes half boxes and bundles of 100 each, 2d, 3d and 4th quality do. of a superior kind, Best Richmond Sweet Twist Tobaoco, in iegs of one twist to the pound, Uo. of 6 twists to the pound fit for re- tailers. Batttle and other Gun Powder and Shot, Pearl and American BarWy, Coiiee, Rice, and Cotton* Pickled Salmon, Tongues and Sounds in ke^s. Anchovies, Capers, Olives, and Cucumbers in boxes, assorted, of 12 butties each, Warranted &¦ Common Chocolate in boxes, With man) other articles, uluch he Will sell at his usual reduced prices ior cs,sh, country bank notes, country piodece, or tor good notes payable in 2, 4 and 6 months. Septemoer 13.__________________ eo .HARDWARE. P. E. THOMAS Cf GKORGE, No. 106, Mah-KEt-street, Have received bv the Othello iroin Liverpool, their entire assortment of IRONMONGERY, CUTLERY, SAD- DLERY & BRASS WAKES, Whieh is now opening and for sale on the usual terms Thev have likewise constantly on hand a large assortment of CUf NAILS & BRADS, At the manufacturer's prices. ALSO, A handsome assortment «f DUCK GUNS AND FOWLING PIECES, by the case. September 7. __________________eo Charles C Egerton HAS FOR SALE, 60,000 lb. best Green Coffee, 72 hhds. Sugar, 1356 boxes Claret Wine, 10 tons Came. a;!iy Logwood, 53 hhds. Maryland Tobacco, 1,000 wt. Indigo. may 21 eo Hugh & Jon. jRaldetston, At the Sign of the Fan and Screen, 1, Banovety street, fneirly opposite Evans's Tavern) Manufacture and have on hand, an extensive assortment of Wire Sieves and Riddles, all sizes, Wheat Fans, Cutting Boxes, Rolling and Standing Screens, Woven Wire, Vv ire Safes, &c. Which they will sell on moderate terms. 9th mo. 29th. _________________eoiat Five or six Young Men, Of steady habits, can be accommodated with Boarding", at No. 81, Market-street, over the sign of the Plough. Two, if desired, might be. lodged. October 1.________________________e o-tt For Sale. Creas a la Morlaix, Checks and Stripes, homemade Linen, Osnabm'gs, Ticklenburgh, White Rolls, Russia Duck, 2 and 3 bushel Bags, and fine Green West-India Coffee, in bags—Apply to G. TOPK.EN h CO. August 18. eo For Sale, Belt Leather, Drumheads* white Welting, prime Buckskins, red, yellow, green & black Morocco, Hatters' and Saddlers' VVool, Deer's Hair, Hair suitable for plaisterers, and a ge- neral assortment of Leather of the best qua- l'ny and upon the cheapest terms. R. K. HEATH,. No. t, Cheapside. August J34-_____________* '*_________eo Coach-Maldng. The subscribers still continue tlieir 1 Jisi- ness of COACH MAKING, 4c. in Plough man-street, near "Christ Church, Old Town, Baltimore, where all kinds of Fashionable and Plain CARRIAGES, GIGS, CUL'RICLKS AND HARNhUS, 'Vre made and repaired, at the shortest no- tice and on reasonable" kei'ttij They hope, by punctual attention to business, to merit a share of public patron: 1 K' ii > have for Sale, ' A jersey- CARRIAGE, which in form and size, ij more f shionalUe, handsome and con- venient, than those commonly buil.; tit is con- struct -d to travel! with one or two Horses ; and furnished with an elegant set of plated Harness. ALSO, FOR SALF., A Handsome New Jmsey Waggon. COMEGYS & EAVERSON. Sept 17. For Sale, That very valuable Property on which the hay-scales now stand. The lot fronts Hoili-' day-street seventy-five feet, and runs one hun- dred and fifty three feet to North street : di- visions will be made to suit purchasers. The central situation, contiguity to the best water in the city, and having the advantage of two streets, one 8u and the other 40 feet wide, renders this prope"ty most eligible for build ing. For ternis apply to DANIEL C. HOLLIDAY. Sept 9. ________________________eoltn Tubo bushels best Liverpool blown SALT, 1000 r'ms imported Sheath- ing PAPER, for sale by GEO. HILL. ¦¦ Sept 19_________________________eoI2t Peruvian Bark, etc. yust received and offeredjor sale on liberal terms, 10 scroons Peruvian Pale Bark, of excel- lent quality, entitled to debenture, on expoiC tntion, 21 boxes good Spanish Cigars, ALSO, 250 boxes Codfish in shipping order, and 8 pipes French Brandy, Apply to ISAIAH MANKIN, 69, Smith's wharf. October 1- tu« Frederick Jordan, 16, North Howard-street, Has received by the ship Fame, from Liver pool, and Grand Seignior, from Hull, A general assortment of hardware ; Amog vihich are, Sheet Iron, Anvils and Vices, which he offers for sale on his usual terms. Sept 14. eol4t 'Three or Four Gentlemen, Of Steady habits, who wish to board in a private family may be accommodated in a very healthy ami centra! part of the city, by apply ing at this office. Sopt ^4._____________________________eo8t Feier Arnoxl Kannaiis, No. 1, South Liberty ST»E Has imported i" sjiip George a;ul tybti f. m Tonedngen, barque A^oius, from l-ewict. ar.d tcKooiitr Harmony, from. An,sternum, and nf'¦ fors for s.tle, or hm ter : 'White and Brown PiatSHss, Dowlas, Cas- serillos. Ojiills best quality, Ticklenbiirg, Hes- sians, while Checks, S Ik Velvet, and Si'.k & Velvet Ribbons, Tapes, Bed Fustian, Twine in balls and hancks, till Flints, Od Stones, SlatfB, Slate. Pencils, Mm 'bits. Looking Glas- s s assortcu, onutl Hoxes, Coffee Mills Straw Knives, Soctiet Shovels, Hoes, Gun &OCK8, Waffle Iroe.,«. MiH and Cross Cut Saws, Skates, and Stei 1. And on hand, Woolen Stockings, & Gloves, Broad C'otb, and a general assortment of German Goods Sept 26. eolm 'Fu be Sold or licked, A large, convenient two-story R-ict Hi use, with toe very best dry cellars, in a health) si- tuation, suitable for a large family, with baek buil.lingssufficient,viz Piazza Kitchen,Wash House, Smoke House, and Stable-, incomplete order: immediate possession may be had, If sold, the purchase, may have accommodatii g terms j if lented, the rent will I e moderate. Alio to be Sold, A Plantation, of near 5J0 acres, one half in woodf, within 12 miles ot Baltimore, and on navigable water, on advantageous terms to the purchaser. Apply to CHRISTOPHER HUGHES. Sept 23. ________d6t-eo!0t French y Spanish Languages Mr. F. TKRRKBLAKC Respectfully informs the inhabitants of Bal- timore, that lie intends opening an Evening School, on the first of October next, from 6 till 8 o'clock, in which he will teach the above languages. He flutters himself that the ex- perience of several years in that instruction wilt enable him to satisfy to the utmost the expectations of those, who may entrust scho- lars to his care. Mr. T. will appropriate a portion of the day, to give lessons at the houses of those who may be desirous of being privately in- strcuted. Apply to Mr. T. in North Frede- rick-street, within three doors of the resi- dence of Robert Gorstich, esq. N- B. He will also translate every des- cription of papers, eitlii,r French or Spanish, into English. _ Septeir.ber 29. _____eo4t Carr's Tour through Holland. JUST PUBLISHED, ' By CONRAD, LUCAS is" CO. 138, Market-street, A new and valuable Work, entitled, A Tour through Holland, Along the Right and Left Banks of the Rhine, TO THE SOUTH OF GERMANY, In the summer & autumn of 1806. By Sir JOHN CARR, Of the Honorable Society of the Middle Tem- ple, Author of The Stranger in Ire- land, A Northern Summer, &c. Sept. 29. eo4t Cogniac brandy. Received per the schooner Susan, from Boston, 20 pipes Cogniac BRAND 1", entitled to drawback. For sale by NATHANIEL F. WILLIAMS, No' 15, Bowly's wharf. October L %u\\\ Timothy, Orchard and Herds Grass Seeds. A fresh supply of the above Seed, just re- ceived ; the very superior quality of the latter for low marshy ground, and high upland, is generally acknowledged by the fumers in Pennsylvania ; it aivo produces more Grass to the acre, than the Timothy, and of a better quality for stock. BALDERSTON & CORNTHWAIT, No. 51, County wharf On hand, 100 bbls. Southern Pork, which will be sold low to close sale. th mo. 14. ____ __________eo8t _ Wanted, A YOUTH about 12 or 15 years of age, to attend in a Retail Store. One with good recommendations will hear of a situation, by applying at this office. Sept 16. ____ ________ eo9t Wanted—a House Keeper. One that understands her business, andean he well recommended will hear of a place.— Also, wanted to hire, or purchase, a COOK. Apply at this Office. Sept 1 eo!5t 100 Dollars ieward. Ran away from the subscriber on the even ing of the 30th ultimo, a Mulatto Man nam- ed TOM. He is about 25 or 26 years of age, about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high, pleasant, countenance speaks mild and piau-abie, his hair is thick and grows lower down his forehead than common, thick beard, en.1 full of small pimples, prrtiruh.rly below his chin, about his neck, small ejes, rather dull and hea- vy, and is naturally left liar led, when he we> t away his feet were so;, 11 the insteps I purchrsed him last foil, of Mr. Robert O- liver, of Baltimore, in whose service he was a considerable iniein the capacity of a coach- pjan, and is w,Jl known in Baltimore, where -ct he is harbored : since 1 have had him l,e has been generally employed in driving one of my mill waggons I wi'l give the above reward if apprehended, and lodge,I in Baltimore cour.tv Jail, so th t I get him again. WILLIAM OWINGS. September 22. eo Samuel and Lewin Wethered Have imported in the stfdry l-tte arrivals from London, Liverpool, and Hull, * A general assortmet of DRY CO i 1)8, Which they offer for sale on their usuaf terms, by the package or p.ece. Sept 22. _____________________eo8t\ Just Received Per the schooner Three F> tends, from Barcelona, imd to l/e sold by the subscriber, 100 hhds. Red Catalonia Wine, 40 pipes while Brandy, oil proof, 100 boxes Sfeel, of 2 quintals each, 240 wt. saffron, best quality, 3598 reams of florelo and 1-2 floreto Paper, 1 box containing 3 assortments of Jilk Lace, 4 do. assorted Sewing Silk, » 1 do Shoe Ribbons, 2 do. black" SUlt Serge, 3 do. containing about S00 dozen Silk Handkerchiefs, assorted in colors and quali- ties, 4 bales containing 20 pieces Baizes, Ba. yetas, A panadas, 40 Bed t-ads Painted and Gilt, with their musqnito curtains, 4_- quintals p.ime Double assorted Csrks, in Sheets, 40 boxes Castile Soap. HENRY MESSOVNIER. Sept 22. eolit Baltimore County, ss. ON application to me in toe recess of the court, as an associate judge ol the sixtl ju- dicial district of the st.ite of Ma j land, by petition in writing of CharLs Langforn, of the city of Baltimore, an insolvent debtor, praying tiie benefit of the acts 01 assembly for relief of insolvent debtors, on the terms pre- scribed by the said acts : a schedule of his property and a list of Ins creditors; on oath, as far as he can aseerta.n them, as directed bv the said acts, being annexed to his said p- titi- nii, having produced to me the assent in writing ol so many ef his creditors as have doe to them the amount of two-thi,ds of the debts due by him at the time of h'.s applicati. on ; and being sa isfied by competent testimo- ny, that iln said Charles Langiuid has resided within 1 he state of Maryland, the two| receding years, prior to his application, it is thereupon orderer1 by me, that the said Charles Longford (by causing a copy of this to be inserted in some one of the newspapers in the city ot Balti- more, every other day for three mouths sue cessively, bclbivthe twenty sixthday of March next,) give notice to his creditors toappearbe- fore the county court at the court-house, in the said county, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of the twenty-sixth day of March next, for the purp' se of recommending a trustee for their benefit, on the said Charles Lang.old, then and there taking the oath by the act pi-escribed for delivering up bis property. Given under my hand this twenty-sixth (Uy of September, eigh- teen hundred and seven THOMAS JONES. (Sept. 29.) ¦____________eo3m Gn Application To me, in the recess of the Court, as one of the associate Judges of the sixth Judicial dis- trict of the slate of Maryland, by petition in writing ol Jacob Bouldin, praying the bene- fit of the act for the relief of sundry insol- vent debtors, passed at November session, 1805, and the supplement thereto, passed at November session, 1806 ; and a schedule of his property, and a list of his creditors on oath, as far as be can ascertain them, as di- rected by the »aid act, being annexed to his petition, and the said Jacob Bouldin, having proved to my satisfaction, that he hath resid- ed in the state of Maryland, the two preced- ing years previous to the passage of the said act, and having been brought before me, and discharged from confinement, and taking the oath by said act required; it is therefore ad- judged and ordered by me that the said Ja- cob Bouldin, appear before the county court, to be held at the Court House in the city of Baltimore, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of the tenth day of October next, to answer such interrogatories as may be proposed to him by his creditors ; that the said day be and is hereby appointed the time tor the said cre- ditors to appear and recommend a Trustee for their benefit. And the said Jacob Boul- din, give them notice, by causing a copy of ti,ip order to be inserted in some one of the newspapers in the City of Baltimore, every other day for three months, successively, be- fore the said tenth day of October next. Given under my hand, at the city of Bal. timore, this 2d day of July, in the year 1807. Copy. THOMAS JONES. Jub/ lith, 1807 e«3m To be Let, The HOUSE in Charles street, occupied at present by Benjamin Comegys, esq. Pos- session may be had in a tew days. Inquire of GEO. HOFFMA ; Sept 24, d3t-eo.3t A. Kennedy and Golhoon, No 10, LlCHl'-SIREET, Have received by the different arrivitlsfrom JBn_. land, A general assortment of FALL GOODS, Which they will sell on reasonable terms, ALSO, 33 hales Tetmesse Cotton, 20 tons Country Bar Iron. October 1. eolm M. l'iernan and Co. Have removed to No. 228, Market-street- in the house formerly occupied by Bickham; Gettig 4c Co. And have received by the d\U ferent arrivals from England tin ir supply of FALL GOODS. Which will be sold on their usual low term* On Hand, 20 bales Tennessee Cotton, in good ship- ping order, A quantity of Bear, Deer, Otter 'rkins, & Beaver. Sept 29.____________________________eobtf Notice. Tlie subscriber having taken James Ham* mcnd&\v\. Richard Bam into partnership, thai business in future will be carried on under the; firm of JAMES HAMMOND ?. CO. AHf persons having claims aga'i st me, will pre- sent them for payment, am' ail those indebt- ed to me whose Accounts are of Ion • stand- ing, are requested to make imniedi te pay- ment, as no further indulgence can ne given. A. RICHARDSON* Sept 24. e08t -m James Hammond and Co. 1VHOJ. '.SALF AND SR 1 ft ct "OCFRS, No. 34, MARKET-STREET, Inform Ufceir ota cuatumeis :,,. 1 ihe oublio in general, that they n-ive now on Rand and will endeavor to keep a gener.d and new se^ lected assoitment of % GROCERIES,, Which wilt be disposed of on libera1 terms to punctual men. Sept 54_____________________________:o!;i_ Notice. The subscriber is under the painful neces- sity of giving notice to his creditors, of bis intention to apply to B .!' nio.-c county conrtj at its next session, or : ¦ • s. 1 > 01 e of the judges thereof, for the benefit oi the in. solvent laws of th.s state. * JOHN BAXI.LY. Sept 24.______ eoJm This is to give Notice, That the Subscribers intend to spuiv to Bal- timore County Court, at their ensuing Sessfc. on, for the benefit ofi.be Insolvent Laws of the stale ot ivlan land. J-I'NTAGART. THOMAS CALf, ELL. August 8 coim Notice is hereby Give* That I intend to apply to the judges of Bal- timcre county court, o some 01'u of ll cm, t0r the benefit of an fd of usaembly, passed at November se-sion, 1805; anil th* supplement there to, intitlei'1, an act (or the relief of suh- dry insolvent debtors, to relieve me from debts which I am unable to pay; after two months notice, is duly given. ' JOHN B. SAYHE. Sept 9, 1807. eo3m Notice is herehy Given, That I intend to apply to the judges of Bal. tiiiore county court, or soiiie one of them lor the benefit ol an act of assembly parsed at November session 1805, and as well as of the supplec ei t tiieieto, passed at the last ses- sion, entitled, " an act for thn relief ef sun- dry insolvent lebtprs," to relieve me from debts I am unable to pay, after two months from Ibis day. CHARLES SMITH. A .gust 13. eoi'mi. To all my Creditors. H AVINGsustaine: many losses, ] find my* self under the disagreeable necessity of apply. ing to Ihe honorable d e Judge*of Baltimore County Court, for the benefit of the Insolvent I aw of 18('5. and the supplement thereto : wliich application will be made in two month* from this date. JOSEPH ARNOLD. Baltimore county, August 25 eo2m Notice is hereby given, That I inteetl to apply to Baltimore county court, or one of the judges thereof, fin the benefit of the actf for the relief of insolvent debtors STANISLAUS SPALDING- S?pt 56._______________________eo mS Notice is hereby Given, That the subscriber intends applying to i?«i». timore county-court, ai itsnext sittings 01 "ra its recess, to one of the judges thereof, for the benefit of the insolvent laws of MarvlamL MATTHIAS RICrt. Ser.t. 1P>, 18'iy.__________________________ i\otice The subscriber is compelled to notify hi_i 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, ioif the benefit of the insolvent Laws if this stale. JAMES WEST. Sept 22. dim Notice is hereby given, to all my creditors, that I am under the painful ne- cessitv of applying to the judges of ilaUuTioi-a county court, or to someone of them, for the 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 supplement thereto, passed at the last session. ABRAHAM FULLER SeTK. 7.. ____ d2m Notice is hereby Given, That the subscriber intends to lvake appli- cation to Baltimore county court, in 2 niund a from this ihn.e tor the benefit of the. act of as- sembly of this state, passed at loe.em'uer ses- sion, 1805, entitltd, " An act fort.be rehaf •f sundry insolvent debtors." ALEXANDER DE VALCOURT. August 14 1807. _________ d2m Printed an~d PtBLisMb ev JOHN HKWES, Qfptuite the PostOfiUe, bt. Paxl':-Lane. JiALTiMORK. . ¦ r.-.m. _¦¦¦>_!¦_ |