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VVm. Vance Has on hand for sale, Copper Bottoms, raised & flat; do. Sheets, ditto; '24 'ni. Sheathing' : Tin in boxes ; Bar Lead; Pins in small cases ; a few setts Cut Glass, Sewing Twine, in bales ; Bristol Crown Glass, 12 by 10, and 10 hy H, in half boxes, ditto Porter Bottles in Hampers anij casks ; Rwe's Patent Oil Cloth Carpets, &c tec. Sept ." 6._______________________dlt-eofit For ->ale, A valuable Tit ACT ot LAND, formerly t»ie property of Mrs Ann Peraberton, called Westoury, containing 1464 acres, s tuated in Anne-Avundel codntyj state of Maryland, at the head of West River, 11 miles t'tom Anna- polis, and 42 from Baltimore This land is well calculated to produce ' heat tobacco and corn ; has a large quantity of timber, Suitable for ship building1, and must excellent meadow. Ti»e timber lies near the river, which is navi- gable f>r large vessels into the Chesapeake, 6 miles from the landing It is divided into two handf'otne farms, the our, containing 746 acres, and the other 718 acres, each having a good IjMding on said river, and will be sold together ortep irately. For terms apply to William Cooke, esquire, Baltimore ; John Galloway, esquire, West River ; or to Henry Waddell, Philadelphia. N. B If not sold at private sale before the 2d November next, it will then e sold at auc. tion on the premises, either separately or to- g-.'thcr, to snit purchasers. August '24. eo?N * '_.ug r and Coffee. 420 boxes white and brown Havana Sugar, 15000 lb. Green Coffee. The whole entitled to drawback For sale by ROB : HAMILTON, Corner of Lovely-Lane and Calvert-street. August 21. ________________ eo To Let. A good stand for the Wholesale and Re- tail Dry Good Business. Immediate pnses- s4on can be given. Apply at No. 49, Balti- more-street________July 10.___________eo R unyon Harris, No. 188, Market street, H.t-s on hand and offers tor sale, 700 large rimmed While HAT?., made light and trimmed in the neatest stile, cal- culated for the East and West India markets, which will be sold on accommodating terms i Also on hand, a quantity of Men's &. Youth's Black Hats, with which shippers and country merchants may be supplied, hy the rase or dozen, ^ut up in the best manner, and at the shortest notice, to ship or to send in the coun- try. Also on hand, a gereral assortment of Hatters' FURS, viz: German Hair, first and second quality j Co- ney Wool, canted and raw ; first and second quality Camel's Hair ; Spanish Wool, old coat Parchment and and Pelt Beaver, Muskrat, northurn and western Racoon, Grey Fox, Rabit, Morocco Skins, Red, Yellow Green, and Black ; Glue, Copperas, Verdigrise, Mid Logwood, with a general assortment of Hat Trimmings. Sept 14._______ea Imported In the ship Bath its), captain Petsrkin, from the River La Plata, and for safe by the subscribers, 25000 Ox Hides, 700 Horse do. 515 bales and ) ,-,r _, „ 25 ca.ks J 0f Tallow' They have also for sale, 10 bales of Blue Guineas, or Madras Blue Cloths, A large assortment of India. Goods, Consisting of Gurrahs, Eat'tas, Mamoodies, Cossas, and Vunjum Cloths. Madeira Wine, of -London particular, and London Market qualities, in pipes, half pipes and quarter casks, part of which was import- ed last ear. And 60.100 Dutch Quills. ROBERT G1LMOR & SONS, Octobi r G. eo The Subscribers Collected a sum of m.iney for the purpose of defraying expences and offering a reward for the. apprehension of the perpetrator or per- petrators of a robbery committed at Ellicott's Mills some time since, and not having succeed- ed to their wishes, hereby notify the contribu- tors, that their proportionate sums wi.l be re- turned them, on application to John Comegys ; and unless demanded in twenty days from this date, they will feel themselves at liberty to presert the sum of money in hand,tj such cha- ritable institutions as they mav deem proper. PETER HOFFMAN, JOHN COMEGYS. October I._______________eolOt ~H \RDWARE. P. E. THOMAS tsf GEORGE, NO. 11)6, MjliKEl'sTKEBT, Have received by the Othello from Liverpool, their entire assortment, of IRONMONGERY, CUTLERY, SAD- Dt.ERY & BRASS WAKES, Which is now opening and for sale on the usual terms They have likewise constantly on hand a large assortment of CUT NAILS & BRADS, At the manufacturer's prices. ALSO, A handsome assortment of DUCK GUNS AND FOWLING PIECES, by the case. September 7._____________ eo Charles C Egerton HAS FOR SALE, 60,000 lb. bist Green Coffee, Tl hhds Sugar, 135fi boxes .laret Wine, 10 ton.s Cam:tadiy Logwood, 53 hhds. Maryland Tobacco, 1,000 wt- Indigo. Ł way 31.________ eo lOeO bushels best Liverpool blown SALT, 100O r'ms imported Sheath- ing PAPER, for sale by GEO HILL. sept 13_________ eo ' n Jtrederici Jordan, 16, North Howard-street, Has received by the sdiip Fame, from Liver pool, and Grand Seignior, from Hull, A general assortment if HARDWARE ; Amo>g which are, Sheet Iron, Anvils ami Vices, which he xfiVrs for sale on his usual terms. Sept 14. „oHt id Dollars 'leward. Ran away from the subscriber on the even- | ing of the 30.h 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 plausaMe, his hair is thick and grows, lower down his forehead than common, thick beard, and full of small pirates, prrticuhirly below his chin, about his nee':-, small ej es, rather dull and hea- vy, and is naturally left handed, when he »e t away his feet were sore on the iiuteps. I purchased him last fall, of Mr. Robert O- liver, of Baltimore, in whose service he was a considerable time in the capacity of a coach- man, and is we'd known in Baltimore, where I suspect he is harbored : since I have had him he has been generally employed in driving one of niv mill waggons I will give the above reward if ap rehended, and lodged in Baltimore county Jail, so th t I get him again. WILLIAM O WINGS. September 22. eo Samuel and Lewin Wethered Have impr.rted in the su dry late arrivals from London, Liverpool, and Hull, A general assortmet of DRY GOODS, Which they offer for sale on their usual terms, by the package or p.ece. Sept ''3.____________'____________fi0?1*_ Just Received Per the schooner Three F, tends, from Barcelona, and to he sold h'j the subscriber, ~* 100 hhds. Red Catalonia Wine, 40 pipes white Brandy, oil proof, 100 boxes S*:eel, of 2 quintals each, 240 wt. Saffron, best quality, 3598 reams of floreto and 1-2 floreto Paper, I box containing 3 assortments of Silk Lace, 4 do. assorted Sewing Silk, 1 do Shoe Ribbons. 2 do. black Silk Sege, 3 do. containing about 200 dozen Silk Handkerchiefs, assorted in colors and quali- ties, 4 bales containing 20 pieces Baizes, Ba- yetas, A panadas, 40 Bed-1 ads Painted and Gilt, with their musquito curtains, 42 quintals prime Double assorted Carks, in Sheets, 40 boxes Castile Soap. HENRY MKSSONNIER. Sept 22. eoI5t Hugh & Jon. Balderston, At the Sign of the Fan and Screen, 1, Hanover- street, ("nearly 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, Wire Safes, ike. Which they will sell on moderate terms. 9lh mo. 29'h_______________eo!2t For Sale, Belt Leather, Drumheads; white Welting, prime Buckskins, reel, yellow, green & black Morocco, Hatters' and Saddlers' Wool, Deer's Hair, Hair suitable for plasterers, and a ge- neral assortment of Leather of the best qua- lity and upon tha cheapest terms. R. K. HEATH, No. 1, Cheapside. August 21.____________ eo Coach-Making. The subscribers still continue their l.Jsi- ness of COACH MAKING,' Stein Plough- man-street, near fChrist Church, Old Town, Baltimore, where all kinds of Fashionable and Plain CARRIAGES, GIGS, CURRICLES AMD HARNESS, Are made and repaired, at the shortest no- tice and on reasonable terms- They hope, by punctual attention to business, to merit a share of public, patronage. Who have for Sale, A Jersey CARRIAGE, which in form and size, is more fashionable, handsome and con- venient, than those commonly buil; tit is con- structed to travel, with one or two Horses ; and furnished with an elegant set of plated Harness. ALSO, FOR SALE, A Handsome New-Jersey Waggon. COMEGYS & IiAVERSON. Sept 17.__________________^_ eo Wants a place as Gardner, A Young Man that understands the ma- nagement of a Kitchen Garden, and has been used to Farming, would be willing to under- take the superintcntlance of a gentleman's country seat that would make his situation agreeable proportionate to his endeavors in his profession. He can produce unexception- able character for his honesty, industry, &c. For further particulars, apply to James Wilks, Gardner, opposite col. Ramsey's, on the Fre- derick Turnpike Road. October 3,_____________________ eo4tf. Peter Arnold Karthaus, No. 1, South Liberty street, Has imported in ship George aid Albert, from 1'oneingen, barque Jh'.oais, from Biemeu, and schooner Harmony, from Amsterdam, and if '¦ firsjor sode, or baiter : White and Brown B.atiil.ts, Dowlas, Cas- serillos. Quills best quality, Ticklenhurg, Hes- sians, while Checks, S Ik Velvet, and Silk h Velvet Ribbons, Tapes, Bed Fustian, Twine in falls and hancks, Oil Flints, Oil Stones, Slates, Slate Pel t ils. Mat-bit s Looking Glas- s< s assorted, Snufl Boxes, Coffee Mills, Si raw Knives, Socket Shovels. Hoes, Gun Locks, Waffle Irons, Mill and Cross Cut Saws, Skates, and Steel. 4nd on hand, Woolen Stockings, & GloiPs, Broad Cloth, and a general assortment of German Goods. Sept 2fi. eolm To be Sold" or Rented, W A large, convenient two-story B'-'n-l Hrni-r, with the very best dry cellars, in a healthy si- tuation, suitable for a large family, with back b fd.iinsrssui!icK'nt,vii.Piazza,Kitchen,Wash- House, Smoke Home, and Stable, incomplete order : immediate possession may be had. If sold, the purchase may have accommodating terms ; if lented, the rent will be moderate. Also to be Sold, A Plantation, of near 500 acres, one half in woods, within 12 miles ot Baltimore, and on navigable water on advantageous terms to the purchaser. Apply to CHRISTOPHER HUGHES. Sent ?3.__________________(I6t-eol0t i'.iiuixth.l oU;.enclever, No. 67", Bowt.y's wharf, Have just received and offer for sale, Brown and White PlatiUas, Roy ds, Ticklenburgs, Bielfeld, Warendorf, and Homemade Lin- en, Listadoes, Checks, Apron Checks, and Stripes, Cotton and Linen Handkerchiefs, Silks, Silk and Velvet Ribbons, Fine Laces and Beggar Laces, Tapes and Thread, Looking Glass Plates, from 40 to 24 & 30 to 17, Looking Glasses and Nuremberg Goods, Best German Steel, Heart and Club. The whale entitled to drawback. And by the schooner Harmony, from Amsterdam, A general assortment of German fFoolen Hosiery. And a hew supply of the above advertised goods. October 8. eo Guest, Atterbury and Co. Have received hy the late arrivals at th s port, and Philadelphia, 7-8 and 9-8 Calicoes and Chintzes, Furniture do. Men and Women's Silk and Cotton Hose, with plain, lace and sandal, clocks, 9 8 and 6-4 Cambrick Muslins, Colored, and embossed do. Lace, l.eno, and Fancy Worked do. Muslin Shawls and Handkerchiefs, Cambric Shirtings, Pins, Madrass and Pullicat Handkerchiefs, Velveteens and Fancy Cords, Superfine anil common Cloths, Rose, Duffil, ant! Point Blankets, Flannels, Swanskin., Swansdowns end Toilmetts, Kersej's and IWuf Thicks, Venetian and Kidderminster Carpeting. And bv the iturj/glpny, )rom Amsterdam, 13 cases Silk. Vtrvet.s, Velvet itibbons, &c They h i<^ fifyo for sale, London Porter In ¦puncheons and bottles. Sept 26'. co Rolling and Sliting Mill. The subscribers are now ready to execute orders for Rolled and Slit Iron, a large and gener d ateortmontof which tiiey constantly ke.-p for sal-, viz. 3d, 4d, 6d, 8d. rod, 12d, and 20d, Hoop and Nail, Deck and Spike Rods. ANDREW & THOMAS ELLICOTT. October 6. eo Ejr Sale, 540 boxes white and brawn Sugar, 215 J dry Hides, (salted) 25 seroons Indigo, (sobre saliente) 47 bah s St. Domingo Cotton, 300 boxes Cigars, of a superior quality, 20 tit ices Rice, 20 tons Nicaragua Wood, 20 do. Fustic, 3 rlo. Lignum Vitse, 16 seroons Sarsaparilla. JOHN B. JAUFFRET, No. 42, North Gaystrt-et. October 6. colot Irish Linen, 6cc ALEXANDER BROWN IS SON Have imported per Fame and Abeoua, a sup- ply of 3-4, 7 8 and 4-4 LINEN, 6-4, 8 4, 9-4 and 10-4 EIAPER, LONG LAWNS, and BROWN HOLLAND. September 22. __________d8t-eo4t Henry and George G as saw ay y No. 39, corner of S- Gay cjf Marie.t-streets, Have just received by the late artiva:S, the follow- ing assortment of Dry Goods, vi'nieh they of- fer at the most reduied prias : Carpets of differe.-t s;zcs and patterns. 1-2 5 8 3-4 & 4 4 wide Ven'.ian Carpetings, 1-2 3-4 h 4-4 do. Itvgrane various pat- terns, Kiegaijt Fancy Hearth ruggs, Superfine &. Common Broad Cloths, Do. do. Cassin.t.i-e, D . do. Coatings, Rose and Striped Blankets, Furniture Fringes, with Tassellsto suit, Linen CamhricK. and Cumbrick Dimities, Ca.nbi ii k and Jackonel.t Muslins, Ttmboard Muslins, Silk & Cotton Chambaries, Swansiliiwn and Todiuilt Waistcoating, Moleslvin and Florentine, do. Constitution Lords, Plain Velvettsand Vel- vet teen, Plains, Kerseys, and Half Thicks, Irish Lrnnens and Shifting Muslins, Threads, Bobbins and Tapes. With a number of articles too tedious to mention. Oct. 3.______________• eo : FALfc.,G.Q0DS. John E, Rigden Has just received by the late arrivals from Lon don and Liverpool, A general assortment of Gold and Silver Watches and JEWELRT, Silver and Stei 1 Mounted Spectacles, A small invoice of Buttons, newest Lon- don Patterns, With a variety of Fancy Articles, Clock and Watch-makers' Tools and Ma- terials, Clock Movements, Dials, Pinions St Forg- ed Work, Cast Steel, Rolling Mills, 4, 5, and 6 in- ches, complete with coggs, A few cases assorted Cutlery and Hard- ware, All of which will be sold at reduced prices for cash, or on the usual credit. Oct. 1 eo By the Abcona and other vessels from England, AP PL ETON C5 CO. Have received an iixiensive assortment of JPoolm, (,'otton & Silk Goods, Which are now opening at No. 16 Calvert- street, and will be soldpositively as low, by the package or piece, as at any store in Baltimore or Philadelphia. Forty trunks Calicoes and Furnitures, bales of Broadcloths, Cassimeriss, Coatings, Flush- ings, Plains, Forest Cloths, Flannels, Baizes, Kerseys, Blankets, Pelice Cloths and Flannels, Sic.; eases of Core's, Velvets, Vestings of the best London Cassimeres, Toilinets it Worsted Quillings, Printed Tabbjs, Hats Ginghams, Shawls, Checks, Handkerchiefs, Sattins, Per- sians, Silk Handkerchief's, Cotton and Silk Sewings; Birmingham Ware, &c.Sic. Sept 24 eo Geo. Hay, No. 27 1-2, BaUimore-strect, Has for sale, a general assortment of Best retail _• wholesale Sboes, Which will he sold low for cash or g-ood paper. Favors gratefully acknowledged. N. B. Likewise tke adjoining Store to let. Inquire as above. October 6. eo4t John Auchincloss Jun. No. 9, Calvert stf.rt, Has received per the /at st arrivals at NeiuTork, fom Greenock, A general assortment of Scotch Goods, viz. Ladies' Grecian Robes, and Cambrick Short Dresses, Tamoored and Sewed Leno Mull Sprigs, Brussels, Nottingham, and Lisle Laces, Spot'ed Leno and Piqcet Muslins, Lace, Japans, Trafalgar Nets. Gold End Cambrics, Plain Lenoes, Lice Cambric Shawls, J iconet Flushed do. Purple, Cinamon and Blue Ground Printed do. Linen Pocket H'dkfs White and colored Threads, &c. Sc, N. B The above are all entitl d to draw- hack, and well calculated for the Spanish West Indi» Markets. j!l\o on Hand, An invoice of French Goods, entitled to debenture, consisting of Elegant Silk Hose, Men's and Women's &c- ike. Lihe'xie.e, Brown Hollands, India Clucks, & Hearth Ruggs October 1. ___________________eo2w Luke Tiernan and Co H^ve received by the late arrivals from London and Liverpool, A general assortment of Fall Goods. ON HAND, 2 cases Damask Silk Shawls, assorted, A fjwclusts Hyson Te*, A q :antitv of Green Coffee, in bags, New-Orl-ans Sugar, in hhds 16 cases Sheathing Copper, from 16 to 28 oz. 23 logs St Domingo Mahogany, And a few cases Manchestry, which will be sold low to close sales. October 1. eolOlJ: Nichols and French, No. 12, South street, Have receive: by the Hero, from Boston, avvi etyqf French Goods, Amo g which are, Superb Trimmings, Colored Lrapes, Florence Lutestrings, Cambricks and Cambrick Hd'kfs. Gloves, a variety, 1 c s» Po k.t Books, and 1 do. assorted i-.ssences, Stc. Also, ent.t ei to uebcture, 1 rase Silk Hose, assorted, 1 do. do Shawls, do. and 1 do Black Velvet Bindings. Sept_9____________________, eolfoj lYLi\ea:e ami Nensous Offer f r Sale, Rice, in tierces, Green Cfff.-e, in bags, . Havann.i Sugars, Claret, in hogsheads. Ditto, in esses uf 2 dozen each, Cliampatne^ and y Wine, in cases of 3 doz.each, Burgundy J Brand Fruits ; And an assortment of FRENCH GOODS—con- sisting of Taffetas, Silk Hosiery and Gloves, White and Hrnwn Sheetings, Chalot Handkerchiefs) Beaver Hats, Stc. iStc. October 3. co8t Baltimore County, ss. ON application to me in the recess of the court, as an nssnei-te judge of the sixtii ju- dicial district of the state of Ma-yland, by petition ii) writing of CiutrUs Langford, of the city of B Itimore, an insolvent debtor, praying the benefit of the acts o: assembly for relief of iiisorvenl debtor!, on the terms pre- scribed by the said arts : a schedule of his property and a 1st of his 'jivditors, on oath, as far as he can ascertain them, as directed by the said iu:ts, being annexed to his saiil petiti- on, having produced to nie the assent in writing of so many «f nis creditors as have due to them the amount of two-lhiids of the debts due by him at t',,e time of his applicati- on ; and being sa isfi-'d by competent testimo- ny, that tin said Charles Langibrd has resided within the state ot M:irjlanti,tiie two preceding years, prior to his application, it is therein on ordcrer' bj me, that i lie said Charles Langt'oi-u (.by causinga copy ot this to be inserted in some one of the newspapers in the city of Balti- more, every other tiny for three months suc- cessively, before the twenty sixthday of March next,) give notice to his creditors to:>ppearbe- fore the county court at the court-house, in the said county, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of tile twenty-sixth ilay of Man h next, f..r the purp se of recommending a trustee for their bench', on the said Charles Lane, '¦: tl, tin hand there taking the oath by the act prescribed for delivering-up bis property. Given undtrmy hand this twenty-six tin! ?.) of September, eigh- teen hundred and seven THOMAS JONES. (Sept. 29.) co3in On Application To me, in the recess of the Court, as one of the associate Judges of the sixtii Judicial dis- trict of the state of Maryland, by petition in writing of Jacob Bouldin, praying me 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 ids creditors on oath, as far as he can ascertain them, as di- rected by the said act, being annexed to his petition, and the said Jacob Bouldin, having proved to my satisfaction, that he bath 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 dissbargad fr <«i conhnemeia, and taking the oath by said act required; it is therefore ad- judged and ordered hy 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 mav be proposes! to him by his creditors ; that the said day he and is hereby appointed the time for the said cre- ditors to appear and recommend a '1 rust' e for their ben fit. And the said Jacob Itoui- din, i^ive them notice, by causing a copy of tui? order to be inserted in some one of ihe newspapers in tiie City of Baltimore, every other day for three t>onths, successively, be- fore the said tenth day of October next Given under my hand, at tin- city of Bal- timore, this 2d day of |nlv, in the year 1807. Copv. THOMAS JONES. July nth, 1807. ep3m Gray's Garden. M. HOSATNVILLE respectfully informs the p- blic, tb it at the request of numbers if Geniiemen of this city and its vicinity, he wil: Exhibit An Elegant Fire-Work, On the 19th instant, weather permitting, & which will be the last this season, the work will be ai complete as the last, and will ter- minate bv a flight of rockets. October 6. eotl9th A. Kennedy and Colhoon, No 10, LlCHT-STREET, Have received by the different arrivalsfrom Eng- land, A general assortment of FALL GOODS, Which they will sell on reasonable tanns ALSO 33 bales Tennesse Cotton, 20 tons Country Bar Iron. October 1. eolm M. Tiernan and Co. Have removed to No. 228, Market-street* in the house formerly occupied bt Bickham, Gettig k Co. And have received by the dif- ferent arrivals from England their supply of FALL GOODS. Which will be sold on their usual low terms On Hand, 20 bales Tennessee Cotton, in good ship- ping order, A quantity of Bear, Beer, Otter Skins, St Beaver. Sept. 29. eo6tf -------j-------,------------------------------------------, Notice. The subscriber having taken James Ham- inond and 'Richard Barry into partnership, the business in future will be carried on under the firm of JAMES HAMMOND St CO. All persons having claims against nie, will pre- sent them fir payment, and all those indebt- ed to me whose accounts are of lr>ng stand- ing, are requested to make immediate pay- ment, .."iio further indulgence can be given. A. RICHARDSON. Sept 24. eo8t James Hammond and Co. WHOLESALE tNI) RETAIL GPOCERS, No. 34, MARKET-STREET, Inform liicir old customers and the public in general, that they have now on hand and will endeavor to keep » ireneral and new se. lected assortment of GROCERIES, Which will be disposed of on liberal terms to punctual men. Sept 24. eo8t Notice, The subscriber is under the painful neees- sitj of giving- notice to his creditors, of his intention to apply to Baltimore county court, at its next session, or irj its rect s, to one of the judges thereof, for the benefit of the in. solvent laws of this state. JOHN B/XLEY. Sept. 24. eo2m Notice is hereby Civen, That I intend to apply to the judges of Bal- tin.nre county court, o someone of them, for tin benefit of an net of asaembly, passed at Novenib*r'se>sioli, 1 f'.i 5 unci the si pph-iuf ut then to, iiuitleil, an act for the relief of sur« dry ipso vent debtors, to relieve me froni debts, which I am unable to pay; after two monilr; notice, is duly given. " JOHN B- SAYKE. Sept 9, 1807. e.o2m Notice is hereby Given, That I intend to apph to the judges of Bal- timore county court, or some one of them for the benefit of an act of assembly, passed at November session 18o5, and as well as of the supplement thereto, passed at the last ses- sion, entitled, " an act for the. relief of sun- iirt insolvent lei tors," to relieve me from debts I am unable to pav, after two months from this day. CHARLES SMITH. August 13. eoSir.l To all my Creditors. HAVING sustained many losses, I find my» self under the disagreeable necessity of apply- ing to the honorable the Judges of Baltimore County C< tirt, for the benefit of the Insolvent Law of 1.805, and the supplement thereto : which application will be. made in two months from this date. JOSEPH ARNOLD. Baltimore county, August 25 to',lnt ''Notice is hereby given, That 1 intend to apply to Baltimore county court, or one of the judges thereof, for the hen..fit of the acts for the relief of insolvent debtors STANISLAUS SPALDING. S'-pt 26. '.n§ i\otice is hereby Civen, That tin- subscriber intends applying to Bal- timore county court, at its pcxt sittings, or in its leeess, to one of the jutii-ri s thereof, f.tf the benefit of the insolvent laws of Maryland* MATTHIAS RICH. Sent ^8, 1807._______ d-.hnj Noi.ce. The subscriber is compelled to notify bis creditors of his intention to apply to Balti- more county court, at i s next session, or hi its recess, to one of the judges thereof, lor the benefit of the insolvent Laws of this state. JAMES WEST. Sept 22. d-*n> Notice is hereby given, to all my creditors, that I am under the painful ne- cessity of applj ing to the judges oi Ball imnre county court, or to some one of them, for th« 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 Che last session. ABRAHAM FULLER _ Sept. 7._________________________dŁns Notice is hereby Given, That the suKcriber intends to make : cation to Baltimore county cousit, in 2 months from tl 's ilaie tor the benefit of the act of as- sembly of this state, pajsed at November s"S- sion, 18U5, entitled, " An act for tfce relief of sundry ^solvent debtors." ZANDER DL VALCOURT, Augiisl 14 18G7. ____ d2m PHINTEDJlND PV RUSHED iJK "" JOHN HBWES, Opptsitethe Post-0 fflee, St. Pattt's-t BALTiMOJlE, *