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The Subscriber
Respectfully begs leave to recommend the
following- propoxate of the London Phce >ix
Fire Company. The season of tin' year ap-
pi'>«.clies, when danger from that element U
mist to be apprehended The rates of Pre-
miiims, will in all cases, be nude low, as
the nature and situation of property wdl per-
mit. F"*1 the accom nodatian of Merchants,
ep^cifi.-; Goods, identified bv marks aid num-
bers, may be insured for a less time than the
year. Orders left at the office in Second-
street, any tune between the hours of nine
.A. xl. and 5P. M will be duly attended to,
and Polices issued the same day. .
DAVID STEWART, Agent
Insurances can be made on Biddings,
Stoa-es, kc f*c. i:i all parts of Mar;.land, the
"district of Columbia, including Alexandria ¦&
its uejtghQorhoo 1. Letters on the subject,
post ps'i 1, addressed to the Agent, snail have
immediate attention.
PROPOSALS
Prvrh th- Pban.x Corr.p my of Ltndon
For insuring houses, btttldi gs, stores, ships inhar*
bor, goods, wares and mer-hincHze,
FROM LOSS 'iR DAMAGE Br t>±RE.
Insurance from lass or liainge by lire huh iieen
found a mea-ure ot great imp .rtaice Co the happi
«ess -f fa nilies, and has given additional »eciirityto
corn-viercial transactions, The distinguished ap-
probation with which the public through ut Great-
Britain receivel the improved svstenv.f this office,
occasi >ned fr-quenc application for the insurance of
property in the principal cities and towns in liu-
rope and A oerici, and induced the company ma
»y years since co extend their plan to the continents
of Europe and America] and to the West-India
islands. I he Piicemx Compa-y can refer to the
tinerring test id experience to ascertain iheir chi
racter ; and, gratified by he unbounded confidence
they h»ve obtained, and fur th: pu- pose o| f ciliiat-
Ug to the i< habitant" the neansof effecti g i isur-
»uce wn their property, the direct out-have ateiy de
ter .lined to extend h' »uin which thoy hive been
accustomed reinsure id auy single risk, and have
arranged fates oi premium up u [he vari; us des-
criptions "f propeity, *hi h, they trust., will be
tound moderat t just an!ccjuitablei I he pr mpti-
ffu le with which thi office has adjusted the claims
of sufferers, and the soli I iky ol its hinds, ate so well
known, that it is unnecessary to offer more oh the
subi"Ct, thin to reler those who desire information,
to the i» trchant. uf Loudon, .viih. wham they c *-
id.
&y In this office, no insure! person is liable to
any call to niak- g >od th, losses of others t but in
«S2se ol fire, the sufferer will be lully indemnified
by the company. The company also make good
lusses on property burnt by lightning.
RATES OF ANNUAL PREMIUMS
To be paid for Assurance against Fire.
No. I.
IIiztrdi of the First Class, viz.
BtlcU or Stone Buildings, covered with Tiles,
Sla'e of Metal*
furniture or VerchinJizc not hazardous, Con-
tained in such hui.din/'.
far sum* nut >x« diig -O noodlhrs '" one Ri:t,
x-ji Ce its pel Arinu 11 per too dollars.
yo II.
Hseird, of the 'Second Class, tl'z.
Building* having, tne Four Walls entirely of Brick
or S one, camel through the R^of, and covered
wi'h !> iards or shinjfles.
Furniture or V!er ha idize not hasiardous, con-
taine I in -uch gildings. .
H. zardaus fJ ids, viz. P.teh, Tar, Turpentine,
'Saltpetre, Fbx Hemp, oils and i'alloWj in Build-
ings of thjs First Class.
Jttr "'¦"' not exceeding 10,000 Dollars in one Risk,
s64 Cents ucr \nnum per lOoDoi.ars.
0 * No. 111.
Haz irds aftb< 'Third Class, viz-
Buildings <.on am, ted partly with Brick or Stone
and partly with Wood or having either of the tour
Walls of Frame Work filled in with brick.
Furniture t MerchrndtM n ac hzatdous, con-
tained in such buildings.
Hazardous Good,, viz. Pitch, Tar, Turpentine,
Saltpetre. l?l'X. Hroip, Oils and Tallow, in build-
ings of 'he Secon-i Cla^s.
far swti no! eace, ding, \0 OOO DsVars in in Rui,
7? Cents per Annum oer 100 Dollars.
13 No. ;v.
Hixjrls oftbi Fiur'h Class, v'V.
Timber or ohght Buildings covered withShingles
er Boards.
Furniture or Merchandize not hazardous, eon
tained in such Suilaings.
Hazardous fioods, viz. Pitch, tar, Turpen'ine,
Saltpecre. f ax, Hump, Oils and fallow, in Uu id-
i„es of the Third Cla?s.
for >ums not xcrrimg lO OOO Dollars In one Risk,
IOC 0 150 '.'cuts per Annum per 1.0 D liars.
» * jhip's io port and their Cargoes, Ships build-
ing'or repairing ; also, Barge! and othei snail
Crift with Goads on bond,nv,.y be insured against
lue. . . ., . ,
+++ Larger sums may beiasurcd bysp'Cial agree-
tneiii. All nui ir.gs, in comiguuyto other hazard-
«jus ui•¦"'¦!?< or in oth r r,.-.pects situated di»ad-
•vanugo-u/y, will be charged ar an extra preniiu 1.
The rates m .y also in some cases b prnportionably
tii^derated up'« timber buildings in the country
CT when standing single and detach- d, or attended
»rith circumrances of peculiar seeurity.
sf-5» i"aliow- -elters, Soap-Makers, Brewers-
Vinegar and Sweet- Vlakcrs, Hemp and Flax Dress,
ars Printing Houses, C .opers, C. rpenters, Cabi-
fflet'-M.ik:rs, Coach ".-lakers, Malt-Houses. Bakers
Ship-Chmders, Boat Builders, r!Tiy containe-l therein
All manufactories which contain furnaces,
kilns, stoves, coakels, ovens, or sothu-wise
use fire-heat, are chargeable at additional
rates.
In the insurance of Goods. Wares, or
Marchandi-ze, toe building or place in which
the same ar, deposited, is to be described;
also, whether such goods ,-p-e of the kind de-
nominate.! hazardous. a,,d wh -therany m-inu
factory is carried on in' the premises. And if
any parson or persons shall insure 01s or their
buildings or goods, and shall cause the same to
be described in the policy otherwisa than as
they really are, so as 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 Goo Is held in trust, or on commission,
are to be insured as such, otherwise the poli-
cy will not extend to cover such property.
III. No loss or damage to be paid on fire hap-
pening by an invasion, foreign eiv my, civil
commotion, riot, or any milita y or usurped
power whatever ; nor for damage done by fia e
occasioned by earthquakes or hurricanes ; but
this company will make good the losfes on pro-
pertv burnt by lightening.
IV. Books 01 accounts, written securities,
bills, bonds, tallies, and ready money cannot
be insured,
V. Je wels, plate, medals, or other curiosi-
ties, paintin -s and sculptures, are not included
in any insurance, unless such articles are spe-
cified in the policy.
Vh Persons insuring property at this office
must give notice of any other insurance, mad J
eUewhere on their behalf on the same, and
cause aach other insurance to be indorsed on
their policies s in which case*each office shall
be. liable to the payment only of a ratable pro-
portion of any loss or damage which may be
sustained ; and unless such notice is given,
the 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
tlie office ; and all persons desirous to conti-
nue their insip-ances, must make their future
payments annually within fifteen days after the
day limited by their r„ spective policies, or the
same will be void.
VIII All persons assured by this company,
s-.istainingany 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 ah account of their loss or damage sign-
ed with their own hands, as the natare of the
c :se will adinitwf, a id make proof of the same
by their oath or affirmation, and bj their books
of accounts Or other proper vouchers as shall
be reas -nably required ;.and shall procure a
certificate, under the hand of a magistrate or
sworn notary of the city or district in which
the fire, happened, noi concerned in Rilch loss,
importing, that they are acquainted with the
character and circumstannces of the person or
persons insured, and do knowor verily believe
hat he, she, or they, really, and by misfovtuna,.
without any kind of fraud or evil practice,
have sustained by such fire, loss and danag-
to the amount therein rucntioned and until
such affidavits and certificates are produced,
the loss money shall not be payable ; also, if
there apoearsany fraud or false swearing, the
clairnantaiiall forfeit his claim to reaUtuiiun 01
payment, cy virtue ot his policy
IX In case any difference or dispute shall
arise between the assured and the com iauy,
touching any loss or damage, such difference
maj^ be submit! ed to the judgment and deter.
nutrition of arbitrators, indifferently chosen,
whose award in writing shall be conclus ve &
binding to »U parties. And when anv loss or
damage shall have been duly proved, the in-
sored shall receive satisfaction to the full a-
mount thereof, without allowance of- any dis-
cetmt, fees, or otlur deduction whatever.
X. Persons ctioosing to insure tor sevin
years, will be charged fur six J ears only ; also,
fir a less number of years dlian seven, will be
allowed a reasonable discoun'.
Pilch, Tar, Turpentine, Saltpetre, Flax,
Hemp Oils, and Tallow, are deemed hazard-
ous goods ; Tallow melters, Soap-makers,
Brewer?, Dealers in Spirituous Liquors, Vi-
negar, aid Sweet makers, Hemp and Flax-
dressers, Printing houses, Coopers, Carpen-
ters, Cabn.et-makers, Coach-makers, Malt-
houses, Bakers, Ship-chandlers, Boat-brtHd-
ers, Rope-maker*, Su„ar-refiners, Distillers,
Chymists,Varnish rnakers,Turp«ntine.worka,
Theatres, and all Mills and Machinery, are
deemed extra hazardous, and the rate upon
such risks will be pivporiionably 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 for six months, and 3i* i-2 cents for three
months per 100 dollars.
Barns, Stables, Hay and Grain contained in
them, or in stacks or ricks, and Live Stock,
will be insured at such premiums as may b«
agreed on
'The rate* on buildings (and on property con-
tained in them) depend so much on tor mate-
ials of winch they are constructed, the ptUf
poses f r which they are used, and their sild-
atioft with respect to other buildings that may
he deemed hazardous, that particular att< nti-
cn 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, surh survey or
plan must be furnished by the assured, or at
his expense i but where a clear rles- rip ion of
the property can be given, of which the agent
must he tlie judge, they may be dispensed
with. 'The assured is subject to no charge or
es'pence in this office, except 50 cents for the
policy.
Instating the sum lor which insurance may
be requested on any property, it should be re-
collected, that indeiK-nitj only is the object of
insurance against fire, a«d that benefit or ex
pected prtjitcft awmtnge, beyond a just estimate
of the value of the property destroyed, is
against the principles of the contract.
Orders left at the Office of the Company, in
Second-street, will be attended to, by
DAVID STEWART,
Agent for the Phoenix Assurance Company
of London.
(£jf The Pl.ccnix Company having Agents
»t Philadelphia, New-York, Charleston, Sa-
vannah, and New-Orleans, persons having
property in those places, are.referred to the
respective agents.
S ptember 11 d6t-iaw
Valuable Lands,'Negroes and
• Stock, jor Sute.
Bv virtue of two deeds of trust from Thoi&ai
Ringgold, the suhiciioers will offer at public
sale on the premises, (in. MO XD .IT the 2M
dav of November next,
THAT valuable Tract of LAND, called
Hopewell, situate within two miles of Ches-
ter town, on Chester River, Kent county,
Maryland, containing about twelve hundred
acres of Land. This estate is in good order
and will be improved, the land is of the best
quality, and has a sufficient portion of wood
land for its support.
I'rime.liately after tlie sile of the Land, viill
be sold,
ALL the N-groes, Stork and Farming
Utensils, appendant to the real estate.
On WEDNKSDAY,
The 25th of November next, will be offered «
public sale,
The H mse and Lots now occupied by I
saac Silencer, esq in Chester-Town. The
House is large and spacious, and well calcu-
lated for the convenient accommodation.of a
large family, the Gardens are highly im-
proved and well stored with a variety of ex-
cellent Fruit Trees. It has large St .hies,
and Carriage Houses and everv other conve-
nient out house.
Oa the following day will be offered for sale on
the premises,
. That valuable and productive estate, called
Hunting Field, together with the Negroes,
Stock and Farming Utensils thereon, situate
in the lower part of Kent County, on the
Chesapeake Bay, supposed to contain between
five and six hunch-ed acres of first quality land,
this estate is also well improved, and in high
cultivation, it abounds with Fish, Oysters Si
wild Fowl in the season, lias a sufficient por-
tion of woodland, and is within a few hours
sail of Baltimore and Annapolis.
Ana on the 26th of said m/mth, will be offerea
for sale.
The Farm called Gresham's Levels, now
in the tenure of William Sims, situate in
Kent county aforesaid, containing about two
hundred acres of Land, of this tract nearly
one half is woodland.
The terms of sale for the Lands, nre one-
fourth cash, the re nainder to be paid in four
equal annual payments with interest, the pur
chaser giving bond with approved security,
and executing a mortgage on the conveyance
being made j the Negroes, Stock, &c. will
he sold on a credit of twelve months. Pos-
session will be given on the first day of Ian-
nary '8j8 Mrs. Ring,;old having relinguish.
ed her right of Dower, in the above Lands,
they will be sold free of all incumberances
SAMUEL RINGGOLD,
TENCH RINGGOLD,
Trnsl'es of Thomas Ringgold
Washington County, Maryland,
June 19. lawt'JodN
For Sale,
A TRACT of LAND situate in the conn
ty of Fairfax, within four miles of the court
house, lying in die fori- of Pope's Head Run
and Giant's Castle Br .neb,com. uning four hun-
dred and forty three and a quarter acres. It is
good farming land, nearly one half in woods,
and heavily timbered ; it abounds in a suffti iei\-
cy of good meadow land, and a number of
never-failing springs, with a good null seal at
the junction of the above mentioned streams.
The improvements are, a framed dwelling
house,lnat with a small ex-ie nee might be made
nentandco nbinable., together with a kitchen
st .hi. s, corn-ho .s'.negi o q 1 l-U-r, isx. ail part
ly new, in a nealthy situation
Terms—One halt iu cash, or negroes atra
lUation, and a credit or on -, two or three years
for the balance For farther information apply
to the subscriber. o,\ the preuiisi s
ROBERT RAd'CLIfFE
Fairfax county, August 25. __lawdm
For .ualc,
On THURSDAY, lbs 19th of November
next, agreeably to the last will and testa-
ment of Joseph Mills, deceased, will be ex-
posed to sale, at a 11 o'clock, on the pre
niises,
A small FARM, suppose.! to contain about
115, er 120 acres of Land, whereof th-.- said
Joseph Mills, late of Caicil to-.uty, died sei-
zed of, lying on the South side ot til; Haver,
in Town Point-Neck ; on which there is a val
uable Fishery, which has been used aid im-
proved as such, for some years, and with a
small expei ce might Be rendered productive
as a Fishery. 'The situation is good both
for Fishing and Fowling, and is a< council
healthy. The dwelling House and O-.t-iiuns-
es, including the Fsli-Ho,t.-,e, Slied are in
tol.rahle order. It would be well for those
who ma}' incline to purchase, to take a view
of the premises, before the day of sale. 'The
terms of pa merit will be made easy to the
purchaser. The conditions of sale will be
made known on the day of salu, or may be
known before, by applying to Richard Uassett,
,^kit his Farm on Bohemia River,) Executor ot
the last will and testament of the Said Joseph
Mills.
Sept. ' 4.___________________________law6t
iialtimore jockey i.iub.
On Tuesday the !4th dai ot ne\t October
the Baltimore Jockey CUib Purse ofgsoy, will
! be run for over tee Club's Race Course, near
i G -vane's-'Town : free tor any horse, mure or
i geldi ,g agf-eeably to the rules of the Club
On We'imsd.")' the I5tb, the B J Cluo's
1 Coil's Purse of 20U dollars, free -.s above.
Also, on 'Thursday the 15th. a handsome
subscription Purse, tree for any thing ; hut
the racing to be conducted agreeably to the
Rules of the Cub, except so far us they re-
late to merely cinb matters.
¦ JOHN WOODEN, of John,
Treasurer.
Augustll. 2afwlaw8t||
N. B Additional subscriber* have given
such an increase of funds, that the club are
now enabled to gi.e six instead of 500 dol-
lais for their first day's purse of which gen-
tlemen of the turf, are hereby notified, as al-
so of the following rule of the club, viz :
" Resolved, that any Horse, Mare, or
Gelding, who shall have run for any purse, at
I any race course, within five miles of the city
of Baltimore, within one month previr.us to the
annual meeting of tikis club, shall not be al-
lowed to start for either of the puriej given
by the glub.____ Sept 30._______¦
Char.it~ible Marine Society
L O T T E R Y-.
THE subscribers having been appointed by
the members ofsaid society, managers of a lot-
tery, authorised by the genera ass mbly of
Maryland, intend to raise a sum of money to
aid the funds of said society in extending fur-
ther relief to the indigent widows and helpless
Orphans, offer to the public the following
SCHEME.
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4000
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10000
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6168 Prizes amounting to
11832 Blanks.
Sum raised including expence
5000
2500
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18JO0 Tickets at 5 dolls each is g 90000
From the above Scheme, it appears tlia
there are less than two Blanks to » Prize; and
that the Prizes are to be paid without deduction
The advantages offered to adventurers, and
.be very charitable object to which the money
s to be applied, induce the Managers to hope,
that a speedy sale of the tickets will enable
th'-m to commence drawing at an early day.
All prizes will be paid in sixty days after the
completion of the drawing, and such prizes as
aienot demanded within twelve months, will
be considered as generous donations to the
truly charitable object ol the Lottery.
'Tickets 111.1, be had of 1 lie Managers, and
inch other persons as tney may appoint to seil.
•°rizes i 1 the Lotteries How drawing in this city,
vill tie received in payment lur ticket*.
MANAGERS
TVilliam V/.-.thews,
Thomdici Chase.
Tobias K Siansbury^
¥ohn Snv ar, '
Timothy Gardner,
Vhom ,s liogeri,
February 10
Dane! flowland,
JfoA'i Ogston,
'1 homos Ter.nant,
'Thennas Spring, ant*.
Peter GoutU. 1
law
Beef, Codfish and Spanish
TOBACCO.
Just received per the schooner Eunice and Sally,
Captain Wavies, fom Boston,
40 half bbis No 1 Boston Beef,
100 boxes white Codftsh, in good shipping
order. -
ALSO,
1100 lb. first qurdity Spanish Tobacco, par-
An" Apprentice wanted to «e«trriy ^apted for segars, which will be
rl *** ~ ; sold at a low price, and in small lots to suit
the Blacksmith business. Inquire ot ' „„vcn;iSer8. Appiv t„
PHILIP MORHEISER, P«^sers *IMtBAI»„ MANKm,
Near Frederick Suinvalt, Lcxington-stretit. ^u Smith's wharf.
October 8. Iaw4t$ Octobers. Iaw4t
Valuable Property for Sale.
THE subscriber b • ,ng d< sir us of procur
ing s me good lam s 11 the south western
country, and lo euahie liuu to do so, »tf< rs the
following propprtj for S>-!e, viz.
A T.;-i.Ci ofl.ANO, situate in the county
of Fai"t S and s.ate ol Virgin-., whereon I
no a- reside, containing upwards 0F2-IOO acres
litis Ian 1 is well adapted to [arming, is level,
well w te ed and tri.b re a, full one half be
ing in wo tl at- a' '. e centre ot wliieli stands
the county court louse did other'putjlic build-
i.ig< wiiien are 111 T.ulcd wi bin the bounds
of a town lately bud -u,t at ties place, an
th rise by an act ^t' theg lierai assembly of
Virginia, on sever;,! of which lots buildings
lia.e been erected, ,\c. On one acre thereof,
'learlhe, court-house, is a large two story brick
House, rented and occupied as a tavern, toge-
ther Witli 1 -rj.e st allies, kitchen, a, d house for
theretl emeiitoi a family* Ike. Perhaps there
is no filiation betwea. mo eastern and West-
ern waters more pohoc, ba-that afford a better
Stands for tavel ns, I :ei,r tine! anics, ike par.
trcttiariy t., an inn keeper, calculated to ai l on
a large scale. I he Littie River turnpike
pav, d roa-a, leading from Alexandria to the
westward, passes immediately at this place,
as also the main pub ic a d post roads leading
to and Iron. HexaudrLi, Georgetown, !l e city
of vV;e>,,...gv..n, Baltimore, and the Western
country—distance from Alexandria 14, arid
(rim the city ut Washington 15 01 lb miles.
To accon 1110d.de a purchaser or pmelias,rs,
1 would dispose of tne property at this place,
or any part thereof, scpaiate Ironi tlie.other
lands 1 lie annual rem of tee small part now
improved, is near eight hundred dollars* anil
at liule additi n..l expence would produce
trooi one thousand dollafcs to twelve hundred
dollars per annual exclusive of lots that might
b|j soid or rented on ground rent; and I would
divide the laud in two or three parts tw suh
purchasers On that part occupied by i.at sell,
are a comfortable dwelling house, sufficient
for tae acconiuiixjali n of u targe family, with
bam, s'abies, ami other convenient out-houses,
oichards.occ Asit is pvesunieda person dis-
posed to purchase would first view the ptemi
ses, a further description is thought unne-
cessary
A small piece of Land within one and a half
miles of the courthouse, situate 011 Accoliuk
Hun, containing 19 acres, mostly 1 ch and valu-
able grass land, which affords a tolerable mill
seal, and was purchased with a view of erect-
ing one thereon, the timber for which (of ex-
cellent quality) hath been cut and squared,
A Lot in the town of Alexandria, with a two
stoiy inicit house, kitchen and stable thereon,
sittmte near the centre thereof; and
AI out lbuO acres <>f Land, situate on the
wait rs 01 Licking, in the county of Bourbon,
n-'i st..le of' Kentucky. 'This land is classed
as second r te, is 1 Sell* lies well, mid by Judges
ol that country said to be worth fi om fi.e dol-
lars to eight dollars per acra, and on which
are sevr ral small Settlements.
For ilfc property in Fairfax and Alexandria,
indisputable talcs will be made; the title to
lbs Kentucky land is t ought to be good, an
investig tuir en vna subject lum ing t.ttcix taken
place, aliti is patented in my own naiwe- ,-ti-
thing short of a strong di sire to provide for a
large and grbwingfatni y, should induce me to
oiler this )>0|ert, or sale My terms will he
s ichascaoii'-.t fail 10 accommodate a purchaser,
a > hut a small portion w 1. be required in hand,
and on securing tire balances! sati.t'.c oiily, to
meet arrsngements which in such cases 1 wish
to in ke, lengthy 1 red is wili be give 1 . 1 would
receive in part payment good lands in tliestate
of TennesM-e, not more than thirty miles ironi
Nasiivdle, prthe waters r- Dock-River, in said
stale ; but tlie title thereto must he well estab-
lished and secured. Application must be made
to , KiCHAitD KATCLIFIE.
Fairfax count;,, stale of)
Virginia, August 25. V_________law3«i
Notice!
The subscribers hiving taken out. Letteas of
arjminia 'avion on the Estate of Jacob Nor-
kis, of the City of Baltimore De, eased ; re-
quest all persons having claims ag.anst him,
to present them L -gai y authenticated, It r
Settlement; snd kit those indebted to si id es-
tate are DesiretTto makep&vmentto
HARKIKT NORKIS, Adm'rx.
TOHN FRICH, ? a 1 > .
MATTHEW BROWN, j Al "IS*
September 7. lawbt
Encouragement of I iterature*
BY AUTHORITY.
Scheme of a Lottery,
FOrt THE BENEFIT OF
St.MARY'sO-OLLEOE.opBALTIMORE'
Dolls. DoUi.
1 Prize of - 30,000
1 do. . . 15.0UO
2 do. 10,000 - 20,000
2 do. 5000 • 10,000
5 do. 1000 . 5,000
10 do. 500 . 5,000
20 do. 200 - 4,000
100 do. 100 . 10,000
150 do. 30 ¦ ?,5d0O.
7000 do. 12 " bt.OOO
T291 Prizes 190,500
Stationary pemiums 24,500
14209 Blanks —Not two to a Prize. 215,000
1,5 )) tickets, at l a dollars each, 215,ooo
Arrangement of Stationary Premiums—Via
1st. drawn blank - - g5 JO
1st. do after 'J,o',)0 tickets are drawn, 1000
1st. do. alter 4,000
1st. do after 6,000
1st. do. after 8,-,)00
1st. do. after 10,000
1st. do.alter 12,000
1st do. alter 14,000
1st do: after 16,000
1st. do after 18,000
1st. do. after ^0,000
Lusl drawn Blank,
100O
1500
1500
151.0
1500
1500
1500
1500
1500
10,000
Dollars 245,ocO
15/»jr cenf on gai5QOO ;s, _ 32,25o
Slim to be raiiedby the /ofrery-30,000
Jixpeitcet of the tottery - . 2*>5)
----------32,250
The prevailing disposition to encourage the
progress of Literature- -the peculiar favor
which St Mary's College has enjoyed- -and
the u any splendid chances offered to adven-
turers by Ihe above scheme, induce the ma-
nagers to aniicip te a rapid sale of tin.- tickets.
The draw ing w,l| commence as soon as a suf-
ficient number is sold to authorize it 'The
managers have given bond to tlie slate in the
penalty.ofslxtj thousand dollars, for the faith-
.lid paymentoi'tlie prizes, which will 'he paid
subject txi a deduction ol 1 j per cent, 30 day,
¦ider the drawing is finished. Prizes no de.
manded within a twelve-month li-om the tcom
pletion of the drawing, will be considered as
a donation to the College'.
Tickets 10 be had. of the Managers, or to
such persons as may be authorised by them.
William Du Boukg,"
John 'Tf.ssiek,
Luke Tieunas,
RoBEit-r Wai.su,
William Lohman,
Alexander M'Kim,
Henry Wilson,
Samuel Si BRETT,
James M'Hekky
S. llOLLl NGSWOR-rH,
Lewis Du liormo,
Philip Laurenson
March "1___________________eoIra-law
i «fnny Church Lottery.
TIIL subscribers having been appointed
Managers of a Lottery authorised by the ge-
neral assembly of Maryland, and the Corpora-
liar, of the City of Baltimore for the purpose of*
raising a sum of money for the erection uf
said Cl-urch ami for other purposes, differ to
the public the following
S C H E M E.
Dollars, 5000
!
1 Prize of
1 do.
0. do. 2000
2 do. laOO
3 do. 1000
6 do. 500
20 do. 200
S3 do. 100
7) do. 50
1-5 do. 20
500 do- 10
5250 do. 6
6063 Prizes.
11935 Blanks.
Sum raised,1
Expene- s . eluding commission to
the Cor, oration
18000 Ticket's at Five Dolls, each
or the above phizes,
1 of 300 dots to the first drawn Bunk.
90000
L'OJ) do. tothe latdravuiblankaltcr ?C0O
700 do.
200 do.
200 do.
1000 do.
500 do.
500 do.
1500 do.
2000
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
last drawn blank.
4 00
6000
8!iOO
1000O
12000
14000
16000
It will api ear .'mm the above scheme that
th :re : re not two blanks to a prize, and that
the priz s wi I be paid without any deduction.
From the atlva tage offered to adventurers
and the object to ihieh ihe money is to be ap-
plied, the Mai ag rs hope and expect they w'dl
make a speedy iale ot the Tickets, so as to»
enable them to cimmence'drawing at an early
day.
The Prizes will be paid sixtv days afta r the
drawing ; and such as may not be demsndi d
within twelve months after, vt T. be coix-kloi, ci
as ge ever donations to the oljeias of liitj
Lottery. Bond has been given to the MayOj;
and City-Council for the faithful performance
ot the Managers
'Tickets may be had of ci'herof tlie Mrna»
gers and of such o her persons as may he ..p-
pointed by them. Prizes in the Lotteries nows
¦ leaving in this citv, will be received in payi
ment for Tickets.
WILLIAM SLATER, -1
ALEXANDER M'KIM, |
JOSEPH Al.LENDER,
william ¦' RICE;
JOHN SKY] ER,
W. M'Ml-'Cl IN, I
WILLI*M'-Y LEWIS, i
HEZEKIAH PRICE. J
¦ ,,.A.."1;"SI ~5_____________2aw8t-law
l'o all my Creditors.
I hereby give notice thai I intend applying
tothe Anne Arundlee,ount\ court or one of ihe
judges thereof, for the benefit of an act of as.
sen-.bly: passed at November session 1805,
entitled " an act for ibejn lief of sundry
vent dtditors" as also of Ihe supplement there,
to passed at the last session. .
THEODORE R. S. BOYCE
_ July 18, 1807. ___(Sypt 30.)____law'Jm
'i'ennesi. -jc Company.
A meeting of the Shareholder* is required
on the first da] of November next, at At-
tjm ic Ball, j„ t c city of New York. A
punctual attendan e is requested of every'
Si.arei.jHer, either in person or iy alt
on business of t ¦<• first importance to th*
csmpany E. JACKSON, Surviving Trustee.
Middletown, fC ;u.) August 2*. l»8t
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