|
B. T-T. Miillikin,
No. 101, Market itr'ttt,
Has Imported in sHo, Tame,
Aoe ;na. Diana and I
verpool, anil Fair a-ih rieatS, from, London,
his supply of
Fail and Winter Goods ;
Am>ng which are,
Coarse, fin» and superfine Cloths \ coarse,
Brie anil supai I'm- d u >le milled Drabs ; black,
bl le, or nv >. bottle green, Bcarlet ifasbionabhs
fawoTcoTo vh\ single and don Me milled lassi-^
mere : lanry -'-iwa isdowns 5c fashionable Toili-
ftct'ts for v »ts ; coars- fine and superfine C tat
i g« ; Moleskins aid K. u-sey M ileskins, of va
rio is col iura ; drab,dark mixtures brown aod
lains i drab and blue Devonshire K •!¦-
ie\s; stout »tripcd'Jer»eys; blue and white
niixt Kerseys ; white, blue, brown and preen
Half) hicks and Kerseys ; napped Cottons ; red,
yellow, white and scarf t Flannel*!, some very
fui-. ; lose Blankets, some very large sizes'i
Striped Duffill dittos drab, olive and black
CooSti'ution and I' dibv Cords and Velvets-
dark, ni'iivt G noa Cords j plain and stripe Cal
limancoes ; Wildboras -and duss Uetts ; Du-
1'ints ; brown, scarlet and black B.MTibazetls
and UombazeneSfSome very line; black, fringed
and love Handkerchiefs ; black, twilled Silk
Florentine ; rich, fancy ami black Silk Mole.
skin.-* ; a complete assortment of Hosiery,
Comistne of yarn, limbs' wool, worsted,
wb'te, black and lead coloured Cotton and
Silk, ?with embroidered and lace clocks ;
white, bla-k and lead coloured extra long
and habit Silk Gloves; mettal, finishedmefc-
tal, plated and gilt vest and coat Buttons ;
whi: e chappel, silver-eyed and caat steel Nee-
de .
Also selected from the cliff'-rert arriifuU,
A handsome assortment or'
Fancy and Seasonable Goods ;
Among which are,
An elegant assortment oil -'urniturc Chintzes
of the newest style of figure, with fringes,
tass-*'s, bed lice and cord to match ; with his
Usii.al su; plv of
GERMAN & IRISH LIMI'.Ns, INDIA
MUSLINS, 8tc.
He will sell, wholesale or retail, at reduced
prices for cash, on the usual credit to punctual
Customers, or in barter for Maryland Tobacco
October 26. d4t-2awl0t
The Subscriber
R'especjtfulty beg& 1 ¦¦ ¦¦ •« to recommend the'
following proposals of
Fire Company. t"he s ason of the >'«
proaches, when danger from the
'n ,st. t-, I).- upi.uvln-o-led Tlie rates ol Pre
miums, will in all cases, b mi
¦he n.WPt and situation i' property will per-
mit. F it the ao----nn nodatiou of Merchants,
Goods, identified b\ marks a d nnm-
iv.-rs, m iv be insured for a less time th.
year. Orders left at the oifico in Second-
street, any time between the hours of nine
\. M. and 5 P. M will be duly attended to,
and Polices issued the same da,.
DAVID STEWART, Agent
Insurances can be made on Buddings,
-stores, &C Ike. in all parts of Mary land, the
listrjrt of Columbia, including- Alexandria a
its neighborhood. Letters on the suliiect,
post psul, addressed to Hie Agent, shall have
immediate attention.
fnt ocfcv piers,
separately .-,.level,
inhar-
This is to give Notice,
That the subscriber hath obtained from the
orphans' court of Baltimore county, m Mary-
la d, letters testamentary on the personal
estate of Fr-:dcri k Stremmel, late of Balti
more cotmtv, deceased—All persons having
cldiiis against said leceased, are hereby wain
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers there-
O: to the gtiOacaiber, at or before the firstday
'o-° May, lis )8 ; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit, of the said estate—
Given under roy hand this twenty-fifth day of
October, ;8'-'7.
BALTZER SCH.KFFER,
Executor
October 29._________________ 2awbw
James N'inde, Watch-Maker;
No. 70, Market-street,
Having received by the Fair American from
London, an additional importation, is enabled
to o ''¦ w loir fur cas Avjdori zontal, Seconds,
and Plan Cold'and SilvS* WATCHES, to
grittier with an elejfant assortment of fashion
able Gold Seals, Keys, Chains and Jewelry
October 7 2awl2t
mm — ¦ ¦¦¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ; ¦ ¦-------------------------------¦ —-------------------— '
;'y, it's a Situation,
A Person well acqu iui d with every branch
ef \griculture, wishestohavetbesuperinten
dance of one or mire Farms: the most satis-
fact >ry v tlchers can be produced of his sobri«
ety, l)i>>i> sty and industry : if required, he can
brirga Woman to act as house-keeper A
line addressed to A. B and left at this office,
will be Uily attended to.
Octobc r 23. _Saw4t§
For Sale,
A TRACT of LAND situafe in the coun-
ty of Fairfax, within four miles of the court
house, lying in the fork of Pope's Head Run
and Giant's dastle Brunch.cont ining four hun-
dred and forty-three and a quarter acres. I'; is
good farming land, nearly one half in woods,
and heavily timbered ; it abounds in a sufficien-
cy of good meadow land, and a number of
never-failing springs, with agOod mill seat at
the junction of the. above mentioned streams.
The improvements are, a framed dwelling
liouse,tliat with a small sxptnee might be mi.de
neat and co nloriab-le, t ig-ther with aki chen
stablt'8, con>-hoi-se,negro fwvteu, ike. all part
|y new, in a nealthy situation
Terms—'• 'ne half in cash, or negroes at va
luation, and a c.v lit of one, two or three yt-ars
fo.- the balance. For FUrtker information apply
to toe subscriber, on the premises.
ROB.&RT KATCLIFFE.
Fairfax county, August Sj. lawSm
By the Orphan's Court
Of St. Mary't County, September &th,'t&'.7-
ORDERED, That Eleanor Ford .md I'nilip
Ford, iu!m':nii.traio!-B of Ph.Sip Ford, late of
St. Mary's county, deceased, give tile notice
requ'uvd by law, for (he creditors to exhibit
their cl-ims against the estat* ths of said de-
ceased, and that the B'tne be published once
a week for sx weeks in the American » Com-
mi-r:;d.il Daily Advertiser. Federal Gazette,
and. Washington Federalist I testimony
whereof, I have set my hand tins 8U> day of
Ociiiber, Anno Domini one thnis.iud eight
hundred and seven.
JAMES FORREST, Reg. Wills
For St. Mary's County
This Is to give Notice,
That the subscriber, of St Mary's rountv,
jiatli obtained from the orphan's court of St.
1\1 iry's county, in Maryl-uid, letters of admi-
nistration on the personal estate of Philip Ford,
late of the county aforesaid, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceas-
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
Tvith the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
at or before the tenth day of A pril neat, they
may otherwise by lacw be excluded from all be-
ntfi:-ol the said estate Given under my hapd
this eighth day of October, eighteen hundred
and seven. PhlLIP FORD,
Surviving Administrator.
[O. 27-] ______law6w
This is to give Notice,
That the subscriber halh obtained from
the orphan's court of Csscll county, Maryland,
letters testamentary on the personal estate
of Benjamin Benson, late of Cecil county,
deceased : All persons haviitg ..hums against
tlie said deceased, are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, at or before the 16th of April
rieit; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Givcm under
mv hand this I6t3> of October, 1807.
MARY BENSON. Adminstratrix.
•stotier 2?. Iaw4w||
PROP SALS
From th* Pbtftix f.omfiiny of Lmdon
Forjnsari.fr housw, huil-ii gs, stores, bhijm ii
bur, g'Hwis, wares a no niephamlLse,
FRO ,1 LOSS iR DAMAGE BY J-aRE.
Insuia ice trom loss or damn^e by Fire huh beep
thund a uiea-uue ol great i-:p rt^aee Co the
aess of fa nilies, a,nl has given aduitiona) «ecurity to
commercial rr.in actums. i'he di-tinjrui-hed ap-
probition with which the public through at Ore-,t-
Britain received the improved s<*temnf this office
ccad nch fraquent application Jorihe msuwace of
pri.perr.y ill the principal cities and towns in iiu-
r pe and America, and induced the company ma-
ny years duct to extend their plan to tli£ eminent,
of 1 ur.ipc and America, and to the West-India
islands. i he Phceinx Company tan refer to the
unerring test ol experience to ascertain their cha-
racter; and, gratified by the unbounded confidence
they have o'lfdned, and for the purpose offacili a-
i.ig to i he mhd licant- the means of effecti -g i '--ur-
a ice on their ;u >pcrcy, the directors have lately de-
termined to extend the sum wRfch th..y have been
accustomed teimute in any single risk, aid have
arranged rates of premium upon the vari'-us des-
. ripti n» of propeity, which, th»y trust, will be
tound m-'derate, jast and equitable. '1 he pr. mpti-
fude with which thi- • dice ius adjured the cliims j
of 'ufferers, and- the solidity ol its funds, are so wed |
known, tha„it is unnecessary to offer more on the :
subject, th. n to refer those who desire information, j
to the m.rihantsof Loudon, with whom th;y or- ¦
respond.
^j" In this office, no insure 1 person is liable to |
any call to malt* good tb: losses of others : hut in j
cz-eoffire, the sufferer will he iuily indemnified |
hy ijie company. The company also m>ike good
Usscs onpn-perty iiurnt by lightning.
RATES OF ANNUAL PREMIUMS
To be tai.lfir Atiurancc .rgi'ln-sl Fire.
No. I.
Hiz.nil.. if tbk Fi'il Cfass, if'z.
Brick or Hi .ne /..u'l.tingi, cu'vercd with Tiles,
SW.e or Metal.
Furniture«r -Verchandize Hot hazirdous, con.
rained in such huildin,1".
Fur ivm' not txtpt&'tg 0,000 d Uart in one R'n,kt
37j Cents per Annum per too dollars.
Nail.
HtKird) of the Second Clan, v 'z.
Bui'.clmgs having the Four Walls entirely of Brick
or sjtone, carried through the Roof, and covered
with boards or shi"!.des.
Furniture or Merchandize not hazardous, con-
tained in such buildings.
Hazardous Goods, viz. Pitch, Tar, Turpentine,
jaltpeire, Fl„x, Hemp, 'jils and fallow, in iiuild-
iiiu'sof the first Class.
For ut-ts wit exceeding 10,000 Dollars in one Risk,
At'i Cents ytr Autium p r too Dollars.
No. III.
Hazards of tbe 'FLtrd C/ats. viz.
Bnildings constructed partly with Buck or Stort«
irid partvy with Wood, ot having rithcr of the Four
Waits ef riame Work fiikd in wiih Brick.
Furniture or iVIerihandize not hazardous, con-
tained in such buildings.
Hazardous Goods, viz. Pitch, Tar, Turpentine,
Saltpetre j Fiax, Hemp, Oils and fallow, in Build-
ings of die Second Class.
Far sums nu exce- ding 10,000 Dollars in one Rh£v
73 Cents per optrs, Carpenters, Cabi-
,-et-M..kcrs, Coach Vakcrs, Malt-h. u«e.. Baker',
Ship-Chandlers, iSoat-Buiidsrs. kope-Makers, . u-
gar Rifiin.ru,Distillers, Chemists, Varni-h*Makers,
1'urpeoline- Work-., 1 hcarrts, and all Mills and
Machinery, are desmed extra-h zardoos and the
r^tt upon such risks wih hi prop'jrtionably inertias-
edr
Fire Insurance.
77ie stlstiribcr h.vi.ig teeeired powers and in-
stiuctiona from the
PlMNIX GQMP.fm- OF LONDON,
Is iuily authorised to effect insurance on
Houses, Buildings, Stores, Ships in Harbor,
Goi.dss Water, and Merchandize, in any part
of the Btate of Maryland,
FKOAI LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
On terms so moderate, as will, it is pre-
sumed, make it the interest of all to resort to
a measure so well calculated to give addition-
al security to commercial transitions, and to
afford protection from the injuries which Fires
have so often occasioned.
hi this Uffice, no insured person is liable to
any call to make good the losses of othe.rs,
but in case of Fire, the suflever will, be fully
indemnified with that liberality and prompt-
ness which have always distinguished this
company ; requiring »o other delay (even
where presumption of fraud appears) than is
necessary to dtstiug-ttish the honest sufferer
fiom the fraudulent incendiary.
As a proof of the usefulness of this institu-
tion and tne benefit that individuals have de.
rived from it, it is only necessary t« state, that
sines the commencement of the Office, in 1782,
nor sites millions of dom.atis have been
paid to claimant* upon their policies.
The Jbllowing is published for the iii/or?nation of
those who reside ut a distance.
CONDITIONS OF INSURANCE.
I. PERSONS desirous to make Insurance
on Buildings, are »o deliver in to the agent
tlie following particulars, viz. Of what, ma-
terials the walls-and roof of each building are
ecaistt'ucted, as well as the construction ef the
buildings contiguous thereto—whether tlie
same are neeupied as private dwellings, »r
bow otherwise—yrUei-e »ituateu\—«l»».', the
J hatne or name"
it be
¦ and a ¦:-;.:-
lite - -to sum insured on the ¦
I prop
it-s whicii contain furnaces, ;
i kilns, stoves', coaltels, oven's, or soth.-rwise \
u e (ire-h-at, are chargeable at additional '
rat -s
In-the insurance of Goods Wares, or
' March amdi-ze, thebtlildiugtu' place in which
] th". same ar deposited, is to be described;
also, whether such goods are of the kind de-
nominated hazardous, and whether any raanu
| taction is earned on in the premises. And if
I anv person or persons shah insure ids or their
i bttii Imgs or goods, and shall cause the same to
I be deseiah'-d in the policy otherwise than as
they really are, soas the same Be charged at
i h lower premium than would be demanded if
tile true situation or quality of the buildings
or goods ware marl,: known, such insurance
shad be of no force.
II Goo Is held in trust, or on commission,
are t'i be insured as such, Otherwise th poli-
cy will not extend to cover su- h pi-ope ty.
III. No loss or damage to be paid on fire hap-
pening by an i ivasion, foreign enemy, civil
commotion, riot, or any military or usurped
power whatever ; nor for damage done by ii e
occasioned by earthquakes or hurricanes ; but
this company will make good the losses on pro-
perty burnt by tightening;
IV. Books ot accounts, written securities,
bills, bonds, tallies, and ready money cannot
be insured.
V. Jewels, plate, medals, or other curiosi-
ties, paintin ;s and sculptures, are not included
in any insurance, unless such articles are spe-
citi d in the policy.
VI. Persons insuring property at this office
must give notice of any other insurance made
elsewhere on their behalf on the same, and
cause BUCn Other insurance lo be indorsed on
theiroolicies j 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 advancd, and the
agent has delivered his receipt on account ut
the office ; and all persons desirous to conti-
nue their insuraiiee«, must make tUeir future
payments atvually within fifteen days after the
day limit; d by their r speetivc polici. s, or the
same will be void.
VIII All persons assured by this company,
¦ustainingany lots r damage by fire a. e f irlii
with t> give notice to the Company's agent, &
as soon as possible after, to deliver in us -i--
tieularau account of their loss or damage sign-
ed with their Own hands, as the nat rcoftb-
c se will admit of, and matte proof of the same
by their oath or affirmation, and oytb- ir boo'.s
of accounts or other proper vouchers as shall
ue reas nably required ; and shall procure a
Certificate, under the hand of a magistrate or
sworn notary of the ci'y or district in which
the fire happened, no- concerned in such lrws,
importing, that they are acquainted with the
character and ctrcumstimm -s ol the perso nor
persons insured, and do kilo wor verily belii \c
that he, she, or they, ready, and by n isfoctuu r,
without any kind of fraud or evil pn
have sustained !iy sueo lire, hiss and da
to the amount therein mentioned and until
such affitlavits aiul certificates are ;trc. \\\i od,
the loss, money shall not be payable ; a'su, if
there apnearsan;, fraud or false, swearing, Ihe
eluimanl mail forfeit Ins claim t» restitution or
pay i lent, oy virtue ol his policy
IX Incase, any difference or dispute shall
arise between the assured and the eon iauv,
touching any Loss or duinage, such difference
may be submitted to the judgment and deter-
mination of arbitrators indifferently chosen,
whose award in \v - ;ting shall be conchas ve &
binding to all p.ities. And when an V loss or
damage shall have been duly proved, the in-
sured shall receive satisfaction to the full a-
maunt thereof, without allowance ot any di»-
c unit, fees, or other deduction whatever.
X. Per,otis enclosing to ii s u-e for avvaq
y ars. will be chtn ged for six ) e rs only ; also,
for a less number of years than seven, will be
allowed a reasonable discoun .
Pitch, Tar, Turpentine, Saltpetre, Flax,
Hemp,, Oils, and-Tallow, are deemed hazard,
ous goods ; fallow melters, Soap makers,
Brewers, Dealers in Spirituous Liq ors, Vi-
negar, a d Sweet makers, Hemp and Flax-
dressers, Printing h.uises, Coopers, Carpen-
ters, Cabinet-maters, Coach-makers, Malt-
houses, Bakers, Ship-chandlers, Boat bjil.l-
ers, Rope makers, Su ar-rtfiners, Distillers,
Chyinists.Varniah makers. Turpentine.works,
Theatres, and all Mills and Machinery, are
deemed extra hazardous, and the rats upon
such risks will be propor.vionabl/ increas d.
Ships in port, and their cargoes ; ships
building or repairing ; also, barges, and ether
small craft, with goods on boaid, may be in-
sured against fire, at 75 cents for one year; 45
cents 'or six month*, and 37 1-2 cents "for three
months per loO dollars.
liarns, Stables, Bay and Grain contained in
them, or in stacks or rickst, and Live Stock,
will be insured at such premium* as may be
agree ri on
The rates on buildings (and on property con-
tained in them) depend so much on the mate-
rials of which they are constructed, the pur-
poses for which they are used, and their situ-
ation with respect to other buddings that may
be deemed hazardous, that particular attenti-
on 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, such survey or
plan must be furnished by the assured, or at
his expense j hut where a elear descrip ion of
the property can be given, of which the assent
must be the judge, they may be dispensed
with. The assured is subject to no charge or
expencoin this office, except 50 cents for the
policy.
In sttvting the sum for which insurance may
be requested on any property, it should be re-
collected, that indemnity only is tlie object of
insurance against fire, and that bent jit or ex
pected projit or advantage, beyond a just estimate
of the value of ttu-. property destroyed, is
against the principles of the contract.
Orders left at the Office of the Company, in
Second-street, will be attended to, bv
DAVID STEWART,
Agent for the Pliccnix Assurance Company
of London.
vC? The Phoenix Company having Agents
st Philadelphia, N*w-York, Charleston, Sa-
VaiuoMe Property for Sa:e
THE subscriber b dug ci sir m , of, procur
ing s m
Country,
ft. !'-
le sou ii western
ich toemtble hii-n tooo so, wfi'ers the
prcycvU lor S le, viz.
VC l oi!,A.\i), s'tu .te ill the county
of F i:i.x mi state ofvirgjna, wlu-i-.-cn. I
con aining upwards of' I0( acres.
'1 his) Lor I is
well w;ite ed and thnb re I, full one hah be,
log. in ivo id, r.e M'the centre of which stands
the couittV couft house and otherpuhlic boi d-
inr* wti en are included vvi bin die bounds
of a town litely laid out at this place, au
th i-it ¦ by an act of the g.-trel-ai assembl) of
Virginia, on several of which lots buildings
have neeu erected, inc. Oil one acre thereof,
near the court house, is a large two stnn brick
Hous -, rented ami occupied as a tavern, toge-
ther writM targe stab es, kitchen, and hoc
the ... ti' eraent oi a fa niLy, &c. P frhaps there
is no ituatton between the eastern anil west-
ern water* more public, or that alKirds be ter
stan,is Tor tave.ns, stores, mechanics, &c. par-
ticulttrlyto anion keeper, calcuhded to act on
a large scale. '1 he Little River turnpike
pav ,i f-oad, leading from Alexandria to the
westward, pusses immediately at this place,
as aisothe main pub ic aon tnat part occupied by myself,
are a comfortable dwelling house, sufficient
for the ace i nmodati. riofa large tariuly, with
barn, Stables, and other couvr niejit outdiouses,
orchards, f^c A a it is presumed a person dis-
posed to pin chase woui-1 first view the pre.mi
ses, a further description is thought unne-
cessary
A small piece of Land within one and a half
miles of the court-house, situate on Aceotink
Rtin, containing 19 acres, mostly rich and vt lu-
able grassland, wbichaffords a tolerable mill
seat, and was purchased with a view of erect-
ing one tin. reon, the timber for which (of ex-
cellent (pialit) J hath ben cut and sq oared.
A Lot in tne town ot Alexandria, with a i wo
story brick house, kit hen and ..table then on,
situate near ihe centre thereof ; and
Ai'oul 1600 acres of Land, situate on the
waters of Licking, in the county of Bourbon,
oi.l st. te of Kentucky. This land is classed
as second r -te, is rich, lies well, and by ju Igc-s
61 that country said to be worth from live dol-
lars to eight dollars per acre, and on which
arc several sm.dl settlements.
For th • property in Fairfax and Alexandria,
indisputable titles will be made ; the ulle to
the Kentucky land is fought to be good, all
investigation on tha* subject having lately taken
place, anci is patented in my own naiue. Ko-
th'mg short of a strong desite to provide for a
large and growing funny, should induce me to
of)! i this property or side is.y terms will be
s oh .sen no.! fail to i,ccommoi*»teapurcb.;st wed estab-
lished and secured. Application must be made
to RICHARD KATCLIFFE.
Fairfox count), state of»
Virginia, August 25.> _______law3m
Claret Wine, etc
jtust received per schooner Solly, Captain Tracers,
from New Talk,
55 casks Claret Wine, of good quality, and
entitled to debenture.
And per sloop Farmers Branch, from Neui-Turi,
4o barrel* real Cyder Vinegar.
In Store.
Cod Fish, in hhds. and boxes
Dumb and Table Fish,
Salmon, Tungoe, and Sounds,
French Brandy, entitled to debenture,
Peruvian Bark, in seroons,
Spanish Tobacco,
Glauber Salts,
Boson Beet, No. 1, in half bbls.
Ground Ginger, Cordials, etc etc.
For sale by IS.IIAH MANKIN.
l> f.o viitha to purchase,
A few tons Good Fustic.
October 2d. - d3t-law4w
Fifty Dollars Reward.
Ranawa- from the subscriber, on Monday
the 26th of October, living in Montgome-
ry County, near William Holmes' Esq a Ne-
gro woman about twenty-six years of a,e,e, by
the name ef BET She is about five feet
seven or eight inches hii-.h, slender made, of
a black complexion, and has a scar on her an-
cle winch was occasioned by a scald She
is full of life when spoken to ; her wearing
apparel cannot well be described, as she has
several suits of clothes, and it is likely she
may change thern Whoever takes up sa'ul
Negro, ami d. liver« her to me, or secures her
in any jai so that I get her again, shall re-
ceive, if ten miles from loin , ten dollars ; it
twenty miles, tWenty dollars ; if thirty miles,
thirty dollars ; and ii she is taken nut ot the
statu, and the cli ttiet of Columbia, the above
reward. JAMES H. KAffl.I.M.S.
October 30. _________lavvdlf
~T3eef, Codfish and c panish
TOBACCO.
yust received prr the schooner Muniee and Sally,
Captain Haires, from. Boston,
40 half bids No 1 Boston Beef,
100 boxes white Codfish, in good shipping
order.
ALSO,
1100 lb. first quality Spanish Tobacco, par-
ticulrriy adapted for Segars, which will be
sold at a low price, and in small lots to suit
purchasers. Apply to
ISAIAH MANKIN,
69, Smith's wharf.
October 9. Iaw4t
Encouragement of 1 iterature*
BY Al I'HORITY.
Scheme of a Lottery,
FOB T II V. B E M-.FI i'OF ,
S r. M ARY'*COLLEGE, or BALTIMORE
Dolls.
To all my Creditors.
I hereby gi c notice that I intend applying
to the Anne Artu.dlecountycourlorone of the
juuges thereof, for the benefit of an act of as-
I seinbly: passed at November session 1805,
vannah, and New-Orleans, persons having j entitled " an act foi theSn lief of sundry insol
property in those places, are referred to the
respective agents.
September II________________dfit-iaw
Nonce is hereby given,
That the subscriber intends to petition to
the General Assembly'of Maryland, at their
next session for the b nrlitot an insolvent law.
NATHANIEL L. CHEW.
October 16, 1807. lawut
vent debtors" as also of the supplement there-
to passed at the last session.,
THEODORE R. S. BOYCE.
July 18, 1807. (Sept 30.) Iaw2m
An Apprentice wanted to
the Blacksmith business. Inquire of
PHILIP MOKHEISER,
Near Frederick Sumvalt, Lexington-street,
Uc-tober S. Iaw4^
1 Prize of .
1 do. -
9 do. lo/joo
2 do. S000
5 do. looo
10 do. 500
20 do. 200
100 do. 100
lot) do. eW
7000 do. 12
•729i. Prizes
Stationary pemiums
Dots
30,600
15 0 i(>
20,000
10.000
5,000
5,000
4,000
10,000
7,5000
8'KOOO
19O,ciu0
24,500
H209 Blanks — Not two to a Prize. 215,000
1,50J tickets, at It dollars each, _ 215,ooo
Ari-anrromoiu of Slation'ery Premiums—Viz
1st 'drawn blank - - gSOO'
1st. do after 2,;)!I0 tickets are drawn, 1000
1st. do. after 4.000
1st. do after 6,000
1st. do alter 8,000
1st., do. after 10,000
1st do. after L-hOoO
1st do. after 14,U0O
1st do. alter 16,000
1st. do after 1
1st. tl i. alter 2$,000
Last drawn Blank,
1000
1500
1500
1500
1500
1500*
1500
1500
1500
lo,ooo
Dollars 245,oo0
15p:r cent on gllSooo is . 32,250
Svm to be raised hy the iottery-30,000
Expenses of the tottery - - 2250
----------32,25o
The prevailing disposition to encourage the
progress of Literature- -the peculiar favor
which St Man's College has enjoyed—and
the many splendid chances offered to adven-
turers by the above scheme, induce the ma-
nagers to anticipate a rapid sa eol the tickets.
I'he drawing udl commence as s ion as a suf-
ficient number is sold to authorize it 'Fho
managershAve given bond to the state in the
penalty of sixty thousand dollars, For the faith-
ful payment ofthe prizes, which will be paid
subject ton deduction of 15 per cent, 30 clt.yj
alter the drawing is finished. Prizes no de-
mantled within a twelve-month irom the tcom
pletion of the drawing, will be considered as
a donation to the College.
Tickets to be had oi the Managers, or to
such persons as mav be authorised by diem.
\\ i i.i.i am l)ii Boukg,"
John Tessiek,
Luke T i v v. n a. n,
Rone, a i Wai.su,
William Lor man,
Alexander M'Kim,
Henrv W ilson,
SAMUEL SlERETT,
James M'Henhy
S. Iloi.t. i scswup.th,
Lewis Dii Bourc,
Philip Lauuensom .
March Ml eolm-law
Valuable Lands, Negroes arid
Stock, for Sale,
By virtue of two deeds of trust from Thomas
Minggxld, the stlbicril
sale on the premises, On MOifpAT' the 22*
deiy of November next,
THAT valuable Tract of LAND, called
Hopewell, situate within two miles ot Chea-
ter tow*, on Chester River, Kent county,
Maryland, containing about twelve hundred
acres of Land. This est ne is in good order
and v id be improved, the land is of the best
Quality, and has a sufficient portion of wood
land for its support.
Immediately after the sale of the Laad, ivill
he sold,
AI L the Negroes, Stock and Farming
Utensils, appendant to the real estate.
On WEDNESDAY,
The 25th of November next, ixill be offered a
public sale,
The House and Lots now occupied by I
saac Spencer, esq. in Chester-Toon. 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.files,
and Carriage Houses and every other conve-
nient out house.
On thefollowing day will be offered for sale on
the pren:ises,
That valuable and productive estate, called
Hunting Field, together with the c-egrocs,
StO'k and Farmii g Utensils thereon, situate
in the lower part oi Kent County, on the
Chesap ake liav, supposed to contain between
live and six hundred acres of first quality land,
this estate is also well improved, ai d in high
cultivation, it abounds with Fish, Oysters &
wild Fowl in the season, las a sufficient por-
tion-of woodland, and is within a few hours,
sail ot Baltimore and Annapolis.
Ana on the 2&th of said month, will be offerea
•for s de,
The Farm called Gresham's Levels, now
in the tenure of William Sims, situate in
Kent county aforesaid, containing about twd
hundred acr-s of Land, of this tract nearly
one half is woodland.
The terms of sale for the Lands, are. one-
fourth cash, the remainder to be paid in (our
equal annual pay ments with interest, tin
chaser giving bond with approved security^
and executing a mortgage on th" cbtiVeJ-'ance
being mads; the Negroes, Stock, &c- will
be sold on a credit ot twelve m uths. Pos-
session will be given oh the first day of Jan-
nary 1808 Mrs. Ringgold having relinguish-
ed her right of Dower, in the above Lands,
they will be sold free of all inctiniberance*.
SAMUEL RINGGOLD,
TENCH K1NGGULH,
Trust-ts of Thomas Ringgold
Washington County, Maryland,
June 19. lawt23dN
An expectation having'been
entertained, that I intended to deliver a Course
of Lectures the ensuing winter, I take leave
respectfully to inform the Students of Medi-
cine in Baltimore, and all others who may
feel themselves interested, that in order to
divest myself of all avocations that might inter-.
fere with so arduous an undertaking, as well
as to rentier the course more extensive. I have
deterred the commencement till the autumn
of 1808, when (life and health permitting) 1
shall commence a Course on the Theory and
Practice of Medicine. The time and place
will be duly signified by
The Public's obedient servant,
NATHANIEL POTTER.
Oct 31. law.?t
FOR SALE,
A Second-hand Printing Press.
AI'PLT AT THIS OFFICE,
October 22- d
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