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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1807.
[Vol. XXVII—No. 418 4.
Lands for Sale.
The subscriber offers the three following
Tracts or oarcels 0 Land, 10 miles from
tli'" city of Baltimore, the whole, being con-
nected" together in a compact form, ami
lying jo thi-ro'd. about ..wo miles short of
P.rry Hdl. the residency of Harry D.
Gough, esqr vi/.
No. I. The. s insc-iber's present Dwelling
Plantation containing 330 odd acres, on which
is erected a large and co modious 1) -veiling
House. Ram. Stablest Spring House, and
every other riecess&ry building, with two
targe Apple, and one Peach Orchard in Jill
bearing, a Garden and plenty of fine ifleasow
—which with the pats in tillage, are under
kdperior fence, with remarkable springs ot
fine water, also wood k timber In abundance.
No. 2. The I at.: Dwelling PlantatK n of Mr
John Skinner.deceased, nowfhe property ofthe
Subscriber, containing from 3 M to Ho acres
With the dwelling l.ouse, Barn, Stables o\er-
Beer's House, negro Quarters, Spring House,
n he lUtiiul Orchard and Garden, with a never
fsilin ' Spring of as fine Watey as in the state
almost at the door; and commands a most
rleiig'nrVr. prospect f the bay from Kent Is.
lai d almost as light as Susquehaunah ; near.
i lhi> . ¦'¦ile of this Tract is under prime
fence and has nlent' »f wood and timber
No 3 Confining 221 acres on which is
erected a small House, with a number of
Ar,pl. ;..;) peah Trees, about -10 or 50 acres
61 this ["raVt is inclosed with good fence as a
pas e • it has also plenty of wood and tim-
ber
',',.¦" I,lids will be sold together, or in
parcels, es above very cheap, to a porrbaser,
or ourc'vuseie, who has t e money to lay
down. Wh > eny also have with No 1, the
whole o! the stick, with the farming uten-
sils. Applt on the premises, to
HERCULES COURTEN VY.
October 7.______________________d30t
\\ t'si-1 dies.
A most valuable COFFEE MOUNTAIN
is offered for sale in an adjacent island from
this continent, remarkable for its saluuvity,
and richness of sojl, containing about 36u En-
glish acres of prime land for the growth of
Coif.e, situated in the moat favored quarter
for seasonable weather of any in the island,
and where the en p of this moat valuable pro- ,
duce never fails, at th» dlstiuice of 54 miles •
from the chief city, and at about Vi miles from |
a considerable seaport, where merchant ve»- ]
sels of the largest burthen tnte, snd anchor j
in safety.
On the premises are all the valuable and
useful buildings, barbacus, bason, 8tc. &c.re-
quisite for storing and preparing at the present
moment for Market, above one hundre i and I
fifty thousand weight of Coffee, besides a
most convenient airy house for the residence
of a family, a kitchen, Negro houses, ike. &.C.
The Plantation is well watered, h.ving the
advantage of a never failing spring, and is
most delightfully si'uated at the d-
meiila will chiefly be p.dd out of the crops.
Apply to
GEO. F !*LEM. WARFILI-P
N. B. The p-operty is offered for sale in or-
der to resind a partnership.
O t. 14. _________alte0_°
City Com aissioners' Office,
lUuiMim, 14th October, 1807-
NOTICE I. HEREBY GIVEN,
That the City Commissioners will vr.eet on
Wednesday next, the 21st instant, at 3 o'clock
P M. to ascertain and establish the north west
intersection of Hill and Forest-streets, the
north east intersection of Goodman unci Hill-
streets, the south east intersection of Goodman
and Lee streets, and the s<*th west intersec-
tion of Lee and Forest streets : And on Fri.
day, the '23d install, at 10 o'clock \. M. they
will meet to ascertain and establish the lines
of a parcel of ground, being part of Lots No.
124 and No 125, leased on the 14th day of
Dec 1770, by AleJCanrter Lawson to Peter
Litzenger.lshuateoi, Gay street, between Fish-
street and the bridge : And on the same day,
at 3 o'clock P. M. tlie> will meet to ascertain
and establish the lines of that part of lot No
619. situate on Stra,.berry alley, between
Wilkes and Bank-streets conveyed b\ John
Houlton to William Giunings, on the 30th day
of August, 1800 •
Those who are interested, are requested to
attend with the surveyor, land macks and pa-
pers necessary for esUbi.shing the aforesaid
boundaries.
By order oi the Board,
SAMUEL VINCENT, Clerk.
(Q.U)__________.______________, ''4t
Notice.
The Commissioners o'. the Tax, for the city
ot Baltimore, w'dl meet on Tuesday the 20th
day of October instant, at 10 o'clock A M. at
Decorsey's Inn. sign of the Phoenix, oj positc
to Christ Church, where they will sit to n ake
transfers, and hear appeals, ot .which all those
•whom it may concern are requested to take
notice. By order.
THEOPHILUS 1 ¦ BOUGHERTY, Clk.
October 12. dft
Plaister of Paris.
The Subscribers have just received per schoo-
ner Hannah, Uaptrin Allen, a cargo of Plais-
ter Par's, which they offer for sale on accom-
modating terms.
The, above Schowner will take
Freigltt on low terms to any
port to the Eastward, if speedy
tr3«SisV application is made to thu cap-
tain on board at Smiths-wharf, or to
M'FADON & WALSH.
Oct 13. d4t
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Annuities and Property
FOR SA ¦ E.
A certain amount of annuities, situated in
Old-Town, leased to g od Tenants, who pay
regularly every six months.
A targe L |B Dwelling House, Kitcjion,
Barn and M'dk House ; there is also a vi ry
giod Fish Pond ; all kinds of fruit Trees, to-
gether with M teres of go«d Land, twen'y
of which are in Grass, fit for the scythe—It
is a suitable situation for a store or Tavern, in
a good neighborhood, about three miles from
Reister's-d own, on t.'ie main Hoad. Either
to be sold or exchanged for property in this
town.
A Lot of Ground, situate at th<} first Turn,
pike gate, on the Rsister's-Town Road, about
1 1 2 miles from the Court House, in fee sim-
ple, 33 feet front, and 80 deep—Apoly to
CHARLES GHE0JJIERE,
Biwker, \\ ater-street.
WHO OFFERS FOX SALE,
Water Stock, Frederick Town Turnpike
Stock a'.id Mechanic's Bi.nk Stock—and wants
to purchase Union and Baltimore Bank Stock,
also, Reistei's Town Turnpike Stock.
Fd» Freight or Charter,
To Philadelph'M, Nea Y;tk or Boston ,¦ the lut-
tei VMuidlie preferred.
The. new fast stoting Schooner
RISING SUN,
¦~.5v'j«St^ Commanded by captain Benj.
"to "•¦!) Holbrook, burthen about 100
tons, lately arrived trrm Bordeaux She has
good accommodations for passengers—Apply
to CHaRLES GHtQUlSRu..
In case no freight should be offered shortly
for either of the above places, one for a port
to the south of Europe would be accepted.
October 13 d4t
Marshal's Sale.
United States, ?
Mauyla.vd District 5
By virtue tnd in pursuance of an order to me
directed, from the Hon. James Houston, Esq.
judge of the district court of the United States
m and for Maryland district, will he sold nt
public sale, ,tt Despeaux's vihatf FtU'i Point,
6n SATURDAY, toe 17th instant, at eleven
o'clock, for cash.
j - The Sloop
V POLLY,
Her Tackle, Apparel & Fur-
niture.
THOMAS RUTTER, Marshal.
October 12._______________ d6t
For Sale at New-York,
jj* The well known Ship
i,.S^®N> GEORGE BARCL .Y,
pJhJKJIij^' Burthen 364 tons, built in
•A'>ti?fW%$3*. Philadelphia of live oak lo
cust and cedar and rebuilt in this city at
I the ex. ense of 20,1*00 dollars, exclusive of
j coppering, by Cheeseman and Brown, 1801,
in the best manner, and of the best materials,
leaving nothing but that part of her frame
' which was perfectly sound; all the plank on
, her bottom, w; des, waist and deck were new ;
I entirely composition fastened, and coppered
I with 33 oz, to light water mark, on which
i she. lias made, but three European passages ;
, is \i.eUf/jnd, and in the most complete order,
i and ma) be sent to sea at a ver> tr,fling ex-
¦ pense For fun her particulars apply to
ERANKLIN, ROBINSON t. Co.
Franklin's wharf, or to
Abraham barker,
79, Soutu-street.
loth mo 12. __________________dSt
Foi.' Ams-ieidam.
d'he Ship
Rirsox,
Captain br.,wn ;
Having half her cat go now
iay be disp. tch^u m a few days.
For freight, apply to
J \MES BIAYS, FeU's-Point, or,
ClfXRLES B. VOUNG, Broker,
20, Commerce-street.
Sopt 15. d
Freight Wanted,
To any port in the Unite (ptatw, or the West-
Indies,
r ; ^ For the Schooner BELLONA,
" JwSW' CaP1' wl'iLe.
A well found southern built
vessel, burthen Sou bbls. For
terms apply to
A. 15" R. BOUGHAN,
Who have on hand and for sale,
50 hhds. and 30 bbls St. Martins Sugar
120 do, Maryland and Virginia Tobacco.
Sept 15. . d
For Freight or Charter,
The barque PATRIARCH,
Burthen about 170 tons, now
* lying at M'Elderry's wharf.—
She i» a fine new vessel, with
good accoinmodatio'.is for passengers, in com-
plete order to receive a cargo, B,nd it is sup-
posed that she will prove a very fast sailer.
Apply to N. W.EAblON,
Great York-street, or
D. L. THOMAb,
Ship Broker-
Sept 28. ___________^°_
Marshal's Sale.
United States, Maryland District, ss.
By virtue and in purtuante of an older tome di-
di'ected, from the A.n Jpntet ftotUton, judge
of tlie doled States in ant for the Maryland
district, will be ixhined fj public sale, on SA-
TURDAY,(A- :.'4f/i day of October i stmt, at
11 o'clock, at the head of Frcder ok street dock,
;—Vv. The Schooner
4M.%S VIRGINIA,
ttOPfy A^ Her Tackle, Apparel & Fur.
:.-Ja~:> ¦-*--r>ni'uw. for cash.
THOMAS RUl'TliR,NMarshal.
Oct, 10. cots
For Liverpool,
To sail with all convenient speed,
The regular Trading Ship
-s3^S^\v ABEONA,
••¦¦*£* >hJ£k&' l-Iobson', master.
¦.¦¦l:::-Jl** For freight or passage, ap;
ply to the captain on board, at Jackson's whaf,
FeU's-Point, or to
LORMAN & FULFORD.
September 26. d
Salt, &cc
33oo bushels Coarse Liverpool Salt,
290 bbls Herrings,
600 Demijohns, large size.
For sale by
JAMES BRUNDIGE.
95 Bowlv's wharf.
FOR S . The Schr. REPUBLICAN,
JlSiC Capt. Newhall._
A remarkably good strong
vessel, burthen about 900 bar-
rels, lying at the head of Smith's dock, and
now ready to commence loading For freight
or passate, apply to
HENRY THOMPSON.
October 15. _______________ d6t
No lice.
The Co partnership of Hancock and Norris
was dissolved the st instantu by mutual con
sent ; all persons having claims against the
said firm will please present them for settle-
ment ; and thoss indebted are particularly
requested unmake immediate payment, to ei-
ther of the subscribers
THOMAS HANCOCK.
RICHARD NORRIS.
Sept 14._______________________ d
Notice.
TITS is to give notice, that the subscriber
of Baltimore county, hath obtained from the
orphans' chart of Baltimore, ounty, in Mary-
land, letters of administration on the personal
estate of Alfonso De Soto, late of the city of
Madrid, deceased. All persons baying claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers .hereof,
to the subscriber, on or before the '2d day »f
April next, they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of the said estate. Gi
under my hand this 3oth day of September,
1807.
THEOPHILUS F. DOUGHF.RLY,
Administrator.
Oct 2. Sawfiw
SHERIFFALTY.;'
Beetle Spurrier,
With some assurance of support, offers
himself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff
at the next election : he conceives himself
competent to the duties of the office, and re-
spectfully solicits the patronage of th.e voters
of Hallimore county and city. Should the
suffrages of his fellow-citir.ens place him in
office, he will keep in grateful remembrance
the source from whence he obtained it : and
although he has not pledges to offer that his
official conduct shall give universal satisfac-
tion, is yet willing to say, that his discretion.
aty' powers shall be exercised with moderati-
on, and that he never wdl be the instrument
by which a sacrifice of feeling or property
shall be made to gratify' the. caprioe of any in-
dividual_______September 23 T&F-hn
I'or Sale.
I will dispose of at private sale, the Farm
whereon I reside, lying in Baltimore county,
on tlit: York. Road, leading from Solomon
Sobmutf's (formerly Towson's Tavern) thro'
Meredi'h's Ford, and distant fr im Baltimore,
14 miles, containing about1 900 acres, with a
large proportion of wood and meadow ground.
On thic. Farm are two large Orchards of Ap-
ple and Peach ; the former contains 1000, Sc
the latter 000 trees, which have just arrived
to perfection, and their fruits are.of the choice
kinds The impiote.ments consist of a small
Dwelling House and Kitchen, a Dairy with
a good Spring of Water, a Spinring House,
a large Negro Quarter, Barn, Stables,
Bui. This Farm lies about 5 miles'from
Hamilton, the seat of general Ridgely, and
is pleasantly situated in a good neighborhood,
and also contiguous to several mills. The
York Road passes through the middle of the
above land, which makes the carriage to
Baltimore, safe, and convenient, having eight
miles of the above road Turnpiked. This
property can be divided into two Farms, with
an equal proportion of wood and meadow to
each. For terms, apply on the premises, to
LARrUN H. SMITH.
July 14., TfcP
William. Norris, Junr.
TEA DEALER & GROCER, ••
No. 64 Market-street,
Has just rcceivedfdr sate,
10 hhds. 3d proof Antigua Rum, of excel-
j lent flavor
16 pipes strong 4th proof Coguiac Brandt'
6 bales real soft shell Almonds, fresh and
fin*
22 hoses Imperial Tea, containing about 14
wt. each
6 chest do do of the 1st quality
4 caddies of very superior Black Tea
4 ditto superfine Hyson do. 11 wt. each
140 leads of fresh Imperial and Hyson ditto,
2 lb. each
200 reams of No. 1 and 5 Writing Paper
50 ditto 1 and 2 Post ditto
3 tons Patent Sh-t, assorted among which
are, mould and large size donble H
Best Oil, and common Gun Flints
10 casks doable refined Saltpetr», 112 lb.
i each
2 hhds. Allum
10 bbls Copperas
120 boxes mould and dipt Candles, different
sizes
50 boxc-i green and old white Coffee
30 ditto heavy black Pepper
10 ditto Alspice
41 quart bottles Cayenne Pepper
45 kegs ground Ginger, first quality
33 small bales Cassia and Ceylon Cinnamon
50 wt. fresh Nutmegs
40 wt. Cloves
80 quarter boxes 1st chop Havanna Cigars,
(25) each)
1 gross Eagle Playing Cards, (highly glaz-
*1 )
In Store,
Imperial,Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin,
Pekoe and Padre Souchong, Congo and Bohea
Teas, in chests, half chests and small boxes ;
old Madeira Wine, in pipes, half pipes and qr.
casks ; Port Wine in pipes, qr. casks, bottles,
and by retail, of superior quality ; Sherrv, Lis-
bon and Malaga Wines in qr. casks and half
qr. casks ; fine old Rum in hhds. and by retail;
Spermaceti Oil by retail; bro .* n Sugar in hhds.
and bbls ; Spanish Cigars in boxes, half boxes
and bundles of 100 each, old and fit for imme-
diate smo'.kingj twi led hair Sifters ; GUttber
Salts in kegs s Cowskin Whips ; Cordials in
boxes of 1 dozen bottles each, and by retail;
'^Battle Powder in pound papers, and double F
in kegs, warranted good—with a very large
supply of well chosen Groceries, all of which
will be sold on pleasing terms.
N B Imperial, Gunpowder. Hyson, Young
Hyson and Black Teas, of s perior quality,
by retail, selected particularly for supplying
private families.
October 5._____________________2aw6w
Edward Johnson & Co.
INFORM their friends & the public, that they
are well stocked with, and now ready to deli-
ver, STRONG, TABLE, and SMALL
BEER.
Cordial Distillery^
No 17, Secomh Stwet; Baltimore.
JOSIiPH F'il'LI'.T
Respectf.Vy informs bis friends and the
public in general that h* keeps constantly on
hand a general assortment ()! CORDIALS,,
of all kinds, widcli he ivill dispose of, whole-
»,',(' or ,retail,-,>n the most moderate terms,
C"Untry merchants and others who uu.y f vor
him with their rum»tnra, >vill I,, ve every
reason to be satisfied wis i Ids prompt attenti-
on,, and with the qualities and jjriecs of his
Liqnors.
on HA.s-ti.
A 4'iantity ofBORDfiAUJC WINE, to
casks, from fi,p t" ten dplb IS ;i e sk.
Hi! HAS ALSO FOR S,LH,
30 cases ffstqivUy .Vicdoe, of the year
18 l.
1;j0 ditto Red Whip, -l Suitable for
I09ditto wihte Wine de tirave, L he West-
lOQ3dtto Cordials, wellassorl T India mar-
id. J kit.
ed.
Cordial in barrels, suitable II.r retailers,
" pipes I. P. Madeira Wine, received by
Saw
th^ Wolffioui Charleston.
September 10. .
Janwsrv '2.
2aw
Green Turtle.
TURTLE SOUP will be served iitinn the
Table of the Fountain Inn, on MOND ' YS
and FRIDAYS, at 2 o'clock, and from I I till
2, in the Public Room, during the season,
I AMES BKYDEN.
N. B. Private Families can be served.
June 2.___________________________Th-S
A Brewery,
AT Fredericksburgh, in Virginia, of consi-
derable extent ; is either for sale, rent, or
the proprietor, would retain an interest in car-
r\ ing it on, with energy i the building is about
"300 feet long, of brick and stone, two stories
high, besides a convenient brick-house adjoin-
lug, well calculated for a family ; these works
are situated at the lower end of the Town,
on the btck of the River,- within 20 feet of the
de< pest water, (in the harbour,) on which it
fronts 300 feet, where a wharf may be easily
built at small expence, the terms will be ad-
vantageous. Apply in Baltimore City, near
Christ Church to,
EDWARD DAY.
Oct. 13. 2aw4w
Nautical.
The subscriber's Evening School, will com,
mence on Monday the 26th instant. Gentle
men ar- informed that the theory of obser-
vations are not onl; taught by the subscriber,
but the practical and mechanical branch-
es also. The method by Dunn's Linear Ta-
bles, which there has been such a rout about,
is also used by the subscriber in certain in-
stances, with some others equally interesting.
TERMS*
For common Navigation,
For clearing the distance, of the
effect of parallax, and refraction,
vulgarly catted, working a Lunar,
For determining the Loifgitude
completely, and the use of the
Globes, -
H. GARDINER,
No. 15, George street, Fall's Point.
October 10. 2aw2w
.8W
15
The Sales of Land for Direct
TAX, as advertised to take place at the
court-house, in Baltimore, on onday, the
12th instant, is postponed to the first Monday
in November next, it 11 o'cIock.
I. DICKSON, Collector.
October 10.________________TuikFUnN
This is to give JNotice,
That the subscriber ot the city of Balti-
more, hath obtained from the orphan's court
of -Baltimore county, in Maryland, letters
testamentary on the the personal estate of
Mr James Pollet, late of the city of Balti-
more, deceased : All persons having claims
against the said deceased ar<* hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber, at or before the 9th day of
March next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this sixteenth day
of September, 1807"
JOHN ROY, Adm'r.
_Sept 17, 1807. 2aw6w____
Wants Employment, a person
who for a long course of years has been en-
gaged on his own account. He would under-
take the posting of books, collecting of de'its,
| settling accounts, See, for merchants and others.
i Unexceptionable recommendation can be pro*
1 duced. Inquire of the nrinler.
Sept, 26. 2aw
i ;
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This is to give Not'ce,
Til AT the subscriber of the city of Balti-
more, hath obtained from the orphans' court
of Baltimore county, in Maryland, letters tes-
tanvntaTy, bn the personal estate of Sarah.
Ridgelyd late o; the city of Baltimore, afore-
sai i deceased ; all persons having claims!
against the said deceased are hereby warned
tocx'iibit the s:one, wi'li thf vouchers there*
ol, to the subscriber, Rt ov before the tenth.
¦ ':.\ .: 'larch neat, they may otherwise by
law, be e\( holed from all benefit of the said
estate. '•;'.-en under my hand, this 7th day
«f September, llit'7.
MARY RIDGFLY.
September 7, ,1807- 2aw6w
To be Sold.
The subscriber having been appointed (rus»
tee for that purpose, off rs for sale that valu-
able tract or parcel of LAND or PLAN-
TATION, late tjic property of Zachanah.
M'Kubin ; containing about 488 acres, lying
and being in Moutgomew county, w'n'' a
large and commodious mill house 38 feet by
42, tl.ree-stnries high, one-story of which is
stone and two of brick, with two w-.ter
wheels, three pair %f stones, two of which,
are French Burr, one of Colli s ; with n.wr-
chunt and country bolting clot! s, sufli'-ient
for manufacturing floor, all in good repair;
with a sawmill, »t,«ble, smi.h's-shop, dwel-
ling and store-house, the mill stands on a
public road, leading from ihe mouth of Ma.
nococy to the city of Washington, about 11
miles from the former, and 20 from the latter
and 20 from Frederick town. The above
property will be sold in Lots, or all toge
ther as will best suit the purchasers. The
terms ot sale, wil' be cash. IIHot Si.id at pri-^
vate sale before the twenty-ninth day of Oc-
tober next, the sale to commence that day,
or in case of rain, the first fair day thereafter
HENKY HOWARD of John,' Trustee,
fc. B. 1'he subscriber will also sell 250
acres of LAND lying o» the south side of
Patapseo river, within afoul 7 'idles of Bal-
timore by water or land ; the one half ii. p;ood
wood anil well adapted to any kind of couu*
try produce.
The terms will he one third cash, on the re-
sidue there wiB be a en 'lit, with bond bear-
ing'•nte'rest. H. HOWARD, of J. Trustee
ii> y 30_________^^ 2aw
To Lease, on ground-rent,
SIX LOTS on Franklin-street, south sida,
opposite tothe water company's resci voir, 20
fejet front k 90 feet deep ; beginning for No, 1
at the distance of about 304 feet from the inter.,
section* of Franklin and Calvert-streets, aird
running eastwardly for breadth , adjoining ea(.h.
other, and bounding on Franklin-Street.
Also, six other LOTS on Gfavel-aiiev, the
north side, i0 feet front and 50 fefct d(>ep,
Gravel-alley runs parallel with Franklin-street,
and is 20 feet wide. The Lots on it run back
to those on Franklin street. Persons who
take Lots on Franklin-street, wiil therefore
have an Opportunity of making them 140 feet
deep, to jiin back to the alley
Person?, who wish to take lots of this depth,
may,if they choose, have a greater front Those
who prefer purchasing in t»» simple, may havift
a credit of 13 months, on approved notes with
endorsers, and a clear title when the money is
paid.
A plat may be seen, and t^rms known, by
application to the subscriber, Or to James Ba-<
ker, surveyor, Oldtown, near the toot-bridgcj,
who will shew the lots.
ROB. G. HARPER.
June 1._______________2aw
James Ninde, \V atch-Maker,
No. 70, Market.street,
Havingreceived by the F.iir American from
London, an additional importation, is enabled
tooU'er«)er tow Jot cash, Horizontal, Seconds',
and Plain Gold and Silver WATCHES, to
gether with aa elegant assortment of fashion
aide Gold Seals, Kejs, Chains and J,'wtiry.
October 7____________________2&W18t
Notice is hereby Given,
That the stvbscriher. intends applyit g to the
judges of Washington county court, at the
October term, for the benefit of the insolvent
laws, passed in Hiuo and .8')6.
This is a circumstance which the subscrib-
er much I'egrets, but after having used eve-
ry exertion in his power to avoid it, he has
not been able to succeed. Although lie las
met with many losses, yethis propeity at a fair
valuation, would still be nearly equal to his
debts, but as bis creditors have refused to
take property in that way, he must submit—
he must sacrifice the fruits of 10 years in-
dustry—and lie still hopes it will be in h'.s
power some day, to settle every claim, for
he shall ulwajs consider himself bound in
honor, to pay every cent, if ever in bis power,
THOMAS KENNEDY
Washington Count , Md Aug. 28. Cat.2m
Notice is hereby Given,
That the subscriber intends applving to the
judges of Washington county court, at the
next October term, for the benefit of the in-
solvent laws passed in 1805, and I30*\ to re-
lieve him Irom debts for wli'ch he is liable,
and which he is unable to nay.
JOHN. KENNEDY.
Wrishinjtfon county, Sept «), HS07. 2a.w2m|
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