|
rives its authority from the government of
the ILiite ' S c;, and its decrees must
therefore :
It is no l( ; my duty than sincere desire
to promote bv a!l the means in. my power,
the interests of my fellow citizens. To tne
president of the United States, who expects
from me a faithful relation of whatever con-
cerns the welfare of this territory I have
already transmitted such information as I
could obtain relative to the conflicting claims
to the batture, nor will I omit laying before
him, such further representations upon the
Subject as may be furnished me.
Tie decision of the supreme court' is for
the present conclusive ;—It however do-s
not exclude (in my opinion) all further en
cjuiry into the tight of property to tiie bat-
tme ; but such enquiry must be recommen-
ded and conducted in submission to the go
¦vernment and conformably to the laws.
I have come among you singly and with
confidence;—I look to yourselves for sup-
.port ; we must all aid in the preservation of
£">od order ; I am puisnaded that no indivi-
dual in this assembly would wish to taise
Hits arm against the government—And when
fellow citizens your chief ma'tstrate unites
to a command, an earnest entreaty that you
should forthwith retire irt peace to your res-
pective homes, no one I am certain will be
found in oppos'ti n.
WILLIAM C. C. CLAIBORNE.
He then explained to them the nature of
our government, that no rnau v. as above the
jaw, and that We all owed submission to it.
Tuey listened 'o the governor wiih great
attention ; and af er he bad concluded, testi-
fied their approbation of hue induct by cries
They pioposed that colonel M.ic.irly should
ot- Viui laGowvi-i neur"—Live the Governor.
be appointed to represent their case to the
general government, and seemed well satisfi-
ed with the turn tlit- affair had taken. But
when the governor's back was tu ned. col.
Eellechasse, the commandant of our militia,
said, " If Livingston shall prosecute one of
us, we *i ill tar and feather him, and throw
Ivim in the rivtr." The multitude applauded
the speech, and requt -ted him to go, to some
house and repe.it it. Such is the disgraceful
conduct of a mob, in opposition to the de-
cree, made by judges of as stern, unshaken
integrity as any in merica."
General Wilkinson is said to be prepar-
ing tor the press a defence of his conduct,
so far as it relates to tne charge alledged a-
gain t him by the counsel and witnesses of
Aaron tiurr. [Dem Press.~j
Died on Thursday morning last, very sud-
denly of the gout in the stomach, m. j >r-
general F.lias Dayton, in the seventy-first
year of his age ; and on Saturday the corpse
was removed to the Presbyterian church,
where a funeral sermon was preached by the
rev. John M'Dowell from Joshua xxiii. 14.
And behold this day I run going the ivoy of
all the earth. The assemblage of citizens
•vviis more numerous than we t-ver knew on
the like occasion in this town. Military
honors were performed.
The whole proceedings were marked with
uncommon solein ity, and evinced the un-
feigned affliction felt by all classes of citi
zens.
In this solemn dispensation of Providence
¦we behold the uncertainty of sublunary
things, a fellow mortal in health in the
evening, and a corpse btfore the next ruing
sun.
At the commencement o o ir revolution,
gen. Dayton, though pos5 s -i of a compe-
tency of t/iisivcrld's good*, and in the frui-
tion of every domestic enjoyment, he ba-
lanced not between which side he should
take, but with a patiiotic ardor devoted
himself to the service of tiis country in the.1
times which tested true patriotism, and ne:
ver quitted the te..ted field until the con-
summation of our independence.
General Day ton was open, generous and
sincere ; ar-leo t in his friendship, and scui-
pnl*i ly upright in all the moral duties ; ifJ
manners easy, unassuming and pleasant ;
his charity prompt a«d diffusive ; a war:«>
and zealous supporter of the gospel.
Few excelled him in the relative duties <5f
rmsl and and parent ; and as a neighbor he
was pre-emiienr in that virtue.
This venerable patriot of '76. had been
engaged in active life ever since he was 19
years of age, and a great part of it in thei
service of his country.
[Eliza^e>h-ToHi> i p :pcr.~\
Married on the 25th of October, by the?
rev. Mr. Glendy, Mr. Cornelius Debet,
to Mrs. Ann Caswell.
Poit of Baltimore.
CLF.AtED,
Ei ig Admiral Eerkely, Dean, Tortola
Fanny, Berkett, Bristol
From the Merchants' Cojfee-Houst Books.
November 6.
Arrived, the brig Lyon, Middleton, from
the Isle af France, in 104 clays. Left
there, ship, Backis, Hill if Baltimore, to
sail for Burbon ir>. a few days ; sch. Nim*
rod, Pearly, for New-York to sail in 10 or
12 days; ship Cordelia, Mudling, of Phi-
ladelphia in todays ; ship Go. d Friends,
Thompson, of do. uncer'ain ; ship Colum-
bia, D.ckihson of Philadelphia, from Bafa-
v'.3 put in for sup, H.s. Captain Dickie-
son spoke in the Mr i hts of Suada, brig
Giobe, of Philadeljhi , for Banca ; ship
Chesapeake, Mun, of Baltimore lor Bala-
via.
The brig Lyon, on her passage from the
isle of Francs, teuched 2t St. Helena.
Left there ship Jeff; r .on, of New-Bedford,
a south sea whaler, captain Brock, full,
crew all well, to sail for Europe, in two
days under convoy of the English fleet.
No ether American vessels.
Oct. 15, in Jat- 35, 16, N. long, 69,
26, W. spoke the schr. Atlantic, Dodd,
of New-York, bound to Curracoa, out 7
days, all well
Sale by A.taction.
On M > s DAY,
The 9th instant, at 10 o'cloc:. at the auction
room at the head of Guy-iireet due/:, 'mill
CQihmence the sale of
DiiY GODS ;
Consisting of
A variety of WOOLLENS, and an invoice
of FANCY MU-LIoiS, kc.tui.
After winch at 12 o'cluci,
3/ hlids. Muscovado Sugar,
12 tierces Clayed do.
26 pipe* Bordeaux Brandy,
27 chests iysoti Tea,
2j bMs. Varnish
2 Urge robacco Presses,
3 pip " Holland / _ „
c\f- t Gin, &c. &c.
6 do. Country J
R LEMMON & CO. Aucl's.
Who offer a* private sale,
8"! tiefc.es good Rice,
A small parcel of common Coffee, sniffled
to ¦!¦ -b.-nt'ire, and
A quantity oi Sheathing Copper.
November 7-
Sale by Auction.
Will be added to the Sale of Dry Goods,
o . Monday, and sol 1 in lots for cash,
A.few bides of INDIA MUSLINS,
AND
A small Invoice of GODFAS, ."or the bene-
fit ol creditors.
And to the sale at 12 o'cleci,
64 bags of good C'iFFEE,
ALSO,
Just landedfrom 'he Ind'un Chief, from Liver-
pool, and miU be sotdfor account (f whom it
may concern,
6J casks of NAILS & SPIKES, assorted.
R. LEMMON h CO. Auct'is
November- 7.
Sale by Auction.
On 'IUKsLUY,
The 6th instant, t 10 oVici, at our Aue
tio'i Room, head of .Frederick street Duck, mill
Commence the sale of
A Variety of Dry Goods.
Ajno g.'t which are,
1 case. Velvets and Cords,
1 Calico,
1 Shawls,
2 Worsted Hosiery,
I Cn'toii Do
1 trunk Book Muslin,
1 bile Cllith, he. <3 hhiis. Masoovud do.
10 pipes Holland Gin,
11 do. Bordeaux brandy,
75 bags Coffee,
4o il . Cocoa ' es
VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct's.
Novemi ee 7.
bale by Auction.
On TUESDAY Next,
The \0th i-.ti>. , at 12 o'cioii in Frederick-
street doc1:, opposite i ur auction rajrn, naill
be sold,
The Schooner SALLY,
Hu then 700 bbls in eo plete
order to receive a caruo, a-nl
may be situ to sea without
Her inventory may be sieu
sale at our auction room, R
terms made known at time of sale.
VAN WY'.'K &, D'JR'sliY, Auct'rs.
Novcmbe, 7.
For Sale,
A NEW SIK'ONER o''
about liO tons burthen ; built
nl good m.n rials, »nd suppos-
ed a eem i a1 I fast sal er —
For terms apply to Francis £yggs, or Stephen
Moore, on board, opposite count) wharf. Fell's-
Pinnt. N. vember 7^_________diviK-'\ ,;cb puiucat Handfcercurefs
Do. Madras*, do.
Checked and Striped. GinghxruS
Laced Cotton Huslbry
Ricb Sil'•, >liito
Foie-C in>Z"S
Su;ierli,.e Cloths and Cassimere?
Neve in her 5.
fd4; - eo4t
Nichols a. cl French,
No. 12, .South-street,
Have this day receive! on 'additional supply of
TIECii GOODS, consisting of
eo, )
J ilalpore and {¦ Malinooclys,
Gauzepore j
Taudali,
Ali.'.bad, (
Sannahs,
J I a! pore amif
Mow )
F 'oipure Cossaes, and
Baftas.
It Store,
Emmerties, Baftas and Checks. The above
entitled to debenture
Also on Consignment,
Split Straw Bonnets in cases, and
A tew bags fresh Hops, of a superior qua
lity. Nov. 4. dltjif.
James River Tobacco,
40 Iduls. prime quality, now landing from
the sloop .Maria, from Richmond—Forsitleby
JOHN GGDuAKD.
Nov. 4. d
H. William Junge,
49, South-street,
Has imported per barque JB, him, and ships Geo.
and Albert, Hope, and Severn, Jtam Toman-
Sm<
210 P\CKAGES
(A complete assortment) of German, West-
phalia, and Silesia LINEN, which he ofleis
tor sale on very mo, crate terms.
October -3 l.______________________d3w
IvR'uiloh a d I'odr,
No. 197 MauKEI STREET,
Have received per Fan e, Diana, and Canton,
Jiom Livetpuvl,
A very general assortment of
HARDWARE.
Amot>g whrch are,
An e>cellent assortment of
PLATED SiTINNEU ^A:>DLERY AND
CUTLERY.
October 15. d
M HUNTER,
116, BAITI'IOHK STREET,
Has jus r received a Collection op
i'kTo sCH MILINERY,
Wbieb will be opened on Thursday, 5tli inst.
ALSO,
English Beaver .mts, and Bonnets, Mus-
lin, Muslin Dresses and 1 rimmings.
Novooibcr3- d4t eoit
Just Received and foi sale,
Several packages 7-8 Irish LINEN, entit
led to debenture. Applj at No H5 1-2 Coi-
ner of Market and Sou h-strects.
Now no ier 3. d
Buffura aud Goodhue,
^O. 84; 1'OU'I.V'S WHARF,
Have rectivi d per . hip Monk, captain Leu.
d.dl, ti- in Sale,n,
8U0 bags (about 80,000 lbs.)
Heavy black P Pl'ER,
Entitled to drawback.
ALSO,
Per r.rig Helen, capt. Foister, from Boston,
-I'KWesi^^^AWlM,
November 3. d6t-eo6t
This Day is Published by
CONR \h, LUC VS AND CO.
No. t38, Market sireet,
Part i, Vol..6, oi
Dr. Reeses' New (,'ychhtedia.
Also, a new work entitled
Stuitifera Nivis,
S>ua omuiuw morta'tum nurrutur Stultitia.
'IHE
Modern Ship of Fools.
JB.ro Pe; ennius.
" A Wt,ip for the U'-rse, a Bridle for the
A-s, and a Rod for the Fool's back "
Solomon
May be load as 'bove, Carr's Tour through
Holland, Ramsay's Li e of Washington, -c.
November 4. d4t
'iffIS DAT IS PCBUSHED
The CRLlTvK—Ncr. 5.
Containing
Remarks fin the Theatre,
Is'ew Readiugo' Shake&pere suggested,
Borhsqua Critique on iftirg Pepirt (contii-
ued)
Observations on the President's Message, so
far as it riilates to the conduct of judge Mar-
sle.lll,
Po 'try.
F be bald at No. 4, North Charles-street,
A so, of S. j' fr'eris, 212, Market street, Cal-
It'i.ler and Wills, 9, Soutii strut, arid most
of the other 1 Jookselters. Where former
numbers can b e obtained Price 12 1-2
cents. November 4. d4t
Ju&t received and for Sale by
SAMUKl. F. BitADFORD,
At his BOOKSTORE, No. 226, Makket-
S I REBf.
Stuitifera Navis ;
^ua omnium morta.'ium, narratur Stultitia.
THE H
Modern l hip of Fools.
JS.ro Fe< ennius.
A Whip for the, Horse, a Briddle for the
Ass, and a Rod for the Fool's Back.
Solomon,
also,
Ramsay's Life of Washington.
November 3. __________ d6t
To be Let,
The Store and Dwelling No. 4, on Cheap-
side. Possession may be bad in a few days.
For-particulars inquire of GEORGE HEIDE,
163, Baitirnote-slii-et
Who has to sell,
8 by 10, and 10 bv I. Bohemia Window
Glass. November 5. d4t
To all my Creditors.
You will take, notice that I intend apply-
ing to the judges ot Baftimore county court,
or one of Ibem, for the benefit of the insclvent
laws of this sia'e.
THOMAS BETTON.
November 6, 1HI dSim
Claret wine.
30cr,sks BORDEAUX f'L \RET will be
landed from the Schooner Pr»vi lence, paptiiii
Fi-ao'is, ads Id oo very liberal terms if takvin
from the vessel. Apply to
WILLTaM CHILD,
88, Bowiy's w.arf.
Who has also for Sale,
Real Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof; Bordeaux
ditto j Y< ting HysimTea, Boston No 1 Beef,
Hog's Lard Lon Shovels, and a few bales
Hops, of this year's growth
Oct 31_______________c*8t|l
Liverpool Salt.
Received per the ship General Kmx.Sam
. H. Grenodo, master.juSl arrived from Liver-
I pool,
7<; 0 bushels Liverpool Coarse Salt, which
will he sold low on accommodating terms, if
taken from the ship.
ALSO,
30 orates well assorted Earthenware. Ap-
ply to CORNTHWAIT & YARNALL,
83, Bowiy's wharf.
10th mo. 29. _ ___dl \
French Goods.
W. & J. Hoffman,
No. 3, South Charles s i reet, . .
Have impor.ed by the Rising Sun capt. Holbrook,
from B'iii'eaux,
85 packages i rench Goods ;
Consisting if
A choice collection out of the s veral Man-
ufactories, made by a competent judge for
cash. October 12. d
W. t\ J. Loiiiuan,
No. o, South Charies-streetj
HAVE FOR SALE,
18pack;g's English Goods
Eivtitl d to. drawback on exportation, and
will be sold very cheap to close salesol a con-
.iig-nm nt. ., . also,
Impjtted in the ships George and Albert, and
Strafford, from 'ionr.tngen,
100 packages German Linens
October 15.____________;________________d
Imported
By the ship George and Albert, captain Joel Vic-
kers, from Tonningeri,
White & brown Platillas, ) of superior qiia-
Dowlas and Casserillos, 5 lily,
1000 oval Demijohns,
(The above entitled to drawback.)
And by the late arrivals in Philadelphia from
To' ningm,
A General Assortment of
German Woolen Hosiery.
On hand,
Bohemia Window Glass, 10 hy 11,
Ticklenburgs, Kouans, wh.te Rolls, and
Checks No 2,
500U Guiiney Bags,
For sale by
FREDERICK C GRAF,
Head ot Smith's dock.
_ Sept 22. _____________________d__
Marr and Gibson,
7, C ALVEllT STREET,
Have releived by the Alex.atder, trtrm Liverpool
A fu' tin r supply of
FALL GOOt S;
Cosiktino or
2 bales Bid Ticts,
3 cases Table Cloths,
3 I.amii's Wool, Worsted, Cotton &
Silk HOSIERY
With a very complete assortment of
SA DDL FRY.
Which with a general assortment of GOODS,
suitable to tho present season, tbey offer for
sale to punctu I customers.
They have also just received from London
3.'0 gross best quality fashionable Twist But-
tons.
October 22. d
Willinm P Mathews
H..S just received by the Fair American, from
London,
AN EX1 ENSIVE SUPPLY OF
Fresh Drugs and Medicine.
His stock is now general and extensive, con-
sisting of
Drugs and Chemicals
Surgcon'slnstruments
Patent Medicines
Furniture Glass and
Vials
Fine Painters' Colours
Gold and Silver Leaf
Copal and Spt. Var
nishes
October 17.
Glaziers' Diamonds '
D i e Stuffs & tine Fig
Blue
Genuine Windsor
Soap
Wash Balls,
Teeth Brushes, and
A variety of Periume.
G. F. and J. Lmdenberger,
No 200, Baltimore-street,
Opposite the Indian SHieen 'tavern,
Have received by the Diana, from Liverpool,
An additional supply of
Cutlery, Saddlery, etc. etc.
Now opening tor sale on their usual terms.
October 2 d
"BARCLAY &' M'KEAN
HAVE IMPORTED
FALL GOODS.
Sept 22.
d40ti;
Sale,
Just received and for
350 hhds Liverpool Salt H___________
20 tons old sable Iron
18 do. Hemp
3.i bundles Sole Leather, and
50 barrels Russet apples. ¦
Apply to
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
No. 10, Bowlv's wharf
Nov. 2. A d8tt_
Poultney & Thomas
Have received by the Grand Seig>dor,from Hull,
afurtlier supply of
104 bun lies SHEEfT IRON, Single, Dou-
ble, and Treble Roflad.
Sept 12. ____d
Ground Plainer of Paris ;
For sale by the subscriber, at the corner of
Pratt and Commerce street.
SAMUEL BYRNES.
October 16 ___________dim
]S otice.
The Co partnership oi' Hancock and Not-ris
was dissolved the V"t instantn by mutual con
sent. ; all persons having claims against the
said firm wiH please present them for settle.
ment ; and those indebted are particular!)
requested ta.make immediate payment, to ei-
ther of the subscifers.
THOMAS HANCOCK.
SU'HARD NORBIS.
Sept W. d
COFFEE.
1"0,000 lbs. of COFFEE, entitled to draw-
back ; for saia by
ANDREW BOYD,
No 3, N. Galvert-straet.
October "0._______________d
Armouf and Jenkins,
No. 51, South street,
Have ihnpmtet in the ships Alexander *nd Indi-
an Chief, from Liverpool, their Jail assort-
ment of
SADDLERY,
Consisting of
PLATED, POLISHED, and TINNED
ARTICLES, in that Line,
Will a complete assortment of Girth Webs
Saddle Cloth-, Trees, &c. &c.
Also,
Plated nd Brass Furniture, for Coach and
Gig Harness. .
All '.f which they will sell on the most rea-
sonable terms.
N. B They have for Rent a Store, or
Counting Room, in the house adjoining that
now occii. ied by them
Nove uber 6. dJw-ce2w
For Sale,
A MULATTO BOY, aged beteween 10
and 11 years
November 5. d4t
Bank of Baltimore,
November 6, 180IT
Notice is hereby giien to the Stockhold. ra
that an election for fifteen direet'n rs vrill ba
held at the Fountain Inn, on Momta, the 7th
day of December next, at nine i 'ciocl in the
irx irung and continue until 3 o'clock in the
afternoon.
By order of the board.
JAMES Cf X,
Cashier;
N B By act of incorporation five of the
preseet directors are not eligible for 'lie next
year.
November *i ____ dtfthO
" White Codfish.
Justrecci-"edfin'sale, .
200 boxes WHITE CODFISH, of an ex-
cellenl Quality
In Store, .
. TMusctel R isius, Pimento, Ground Gin-
ger, Cassia, Zant Curranis, Su eet Oil
in fl.«ks, Yoiini; Hyson lea S.'f Sh -li-
ed and Shi lied Almonds, Cognhic Brandy,
Holland Gin, C'rsicaWoie, Mm and No 1
B'lS'on 1) cl, Speru.ac ti and Mould Tallow
Candles, Brown Soap, C.nnpe.aeh> Logwood,
Sic.Xic.
NAfHANIKl. F WILLIAMS,
No. 15, Bowl's wharf.
Nov 6____ __ __________dill__
St. Mary'st oitege.
GRAND I.OTiERY, BAI.'IIMORE,
Authorised by an act oi tht general assen bly
of he siaie of Miuobe.d; the scheme of
which Lottery is the most hi- Hunt ever of-
fered to the i itizeus of the Uni ed Slates,
containing, besides a large nuihbcr of other
valuable prizes,
1 prize of - - .T),.,00 dollars,
1 do. of - - 1-5,000
3 do. of - - lo.uuO
2 do. of - - 5, 00
8 do. Of - - 1,500
7 do. of - - 1,000
And not two bl nks to a piiw,. 1 he schema
contains 21500 tick.ts 10,o00 of which are
actually sold to a ei mpany of g.nllcu.en iri
Mof-Ysi'k, to\vh,.nitheuuinagei'shave oblijjkt«
ed themselves to commence the drawing ois
THURSDAY, th< 3\st day tf December next.
To draw 500 tickets per dny, and four days
drawing in every week, nuiking 200o ticki t$
drawn per week, wlvch w"id complete that
drawiiig hi less than eleven wee' s.
TICKETS & SUA ES are row selling in
a variety of numbers, at ten dollars each, at
I
OFFICE, Corner or MA KET and
CHAI.L S-SThi El'S,
B ALT! MO-RE
From the rapid s.de ol ih- 'liikets in every
part of the union, an ad anre will short! be
put on them, of wliii h an advertisement will
soon appear in the public prints
The grandeur of the scheme of the ahev«
lottery, tog ther with «ti ass .raixe from the
managers that the lottety will positively com-
menee drawing on the Slst days of ljecember
next, b:ive i-een a suffi'i' nt iadurfefnent for the
subscribers to come to tire i it) of tialti* oiefor
the express purpose of f oil tolim- the sale of
the Tickets G. -. H. W \IiE. :
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