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Acts.
the additionalexppnce. I would add, at the
risk of being thought fanciful on a serious
subject, that men could he found here per
haps -who would gratuitously take upon
them tlie labor and study which must now
be imposed on strangers, in drafting the le-
gislative acts which concern us, if neces-
sary.
Then why object to the measure ?
That difficulties or obstacles of anv kind
should be raised 'o it, abundantly manifests
the want of justice in our opponents; it
shews that other interests are to be served
at our expence, and that it is time the citi-
zens rouse from their lethargy and call out
for redress.
A Native of Baltimore.
\To be Continued.']
TABLE REFERRED TO.
Population. Del.
City of Baltimore
Baltimore county
Harford
Montgomery
Frederick
Csecil
Prince Geotge
Anneai undcl& Anna.
Washington
CUieen Anne
Alleghany
Kent
Talbot
Worcester
Dorchester
Caroline
St. Mary's
Somerset
Calvert
Charles
The third resolution (that provision ought
to be made by I-jw for procuring a formidable
train of field art tilery) was- also agreed to
without a division
'"he committee of the whole than rose and
reported their agreement to the resolution.
Mr Randolph called for the ayes and noes
on concurring wKh the report of the commit-
tee of the whote ¦, but before they were tak-
en, the house adjour .er an,
amendment to their charier j the stockholders
in said Com.any are therefor* requested to
call, at the office and sign the petition, if ap-
proved.
^H Wm. G. COCHRAN, Sec'y.
Okc%2__________________ d4tl
The Subsc ibers
Offer at firiv te sale,
SB tierce; »f p:i ne Martinique
Green Coffee,
v
AND
51 cases of Sheathing COPPER, 20 to 28
1. R. LEMvlON & CO.
December 1-
d4t
Mr.G
of wa' s an
tli' petition
til ¦ yji-uLi,.,. ,. ..
bill .emitting the duties payable on the monu-
lvcted in memory of the United
»nt to be
States navy, who fell in the attacks on the ci-
ty of Tripoli " Read twice, and referred to a
committee of the whole on Monday.
The committee to whom was referred the
etition of Sir James Jay, reported " A bill to
the President a sum of
of
read
of the
place in the bands ......-------
money for the purpose Herein mentioned,"
(for the purchase of th» secret of Sympathetic
Jnls) Read twice, an I referred to a commit-
tee of the whole on Monday.
On m ition, Resolved, That a committee
(or 7) be appointed to enquire whether any,
and, it any, wh.it alterations ought to be made
in the several acts regulating the ho ding of
the Circuit ou.ts of the United States, and
that the committee have leave to report by bid
or otherwise.
The ill from the Senate for maintaining
peace, and preserving the authority of the U
States in their ports and harbors, was
tw.ee, and referred to a committee
¦wh >le on Monday
A message was received from the Senate,
notifying that they had passe 1 an act making
appropriations tor building a sufficient number
of gun-boats, in which they desired the co ,«ur-
renee of this house-
Mr. Randolph Called for the order of the day
on the resolutions submitted by him on Tues-
day.
Mr Upham raov;d. thatthe commttee of the
whole b" discharged from tlieforther conside
ration, of those resolutions, on the ground that
tli ¦-vihjeets embra ed by tmm were al.eady
before diff.-rent committees of the house.
This motion was b.st.
Tie house then went into committee of the
•wh >le on the resolutions.
Toe first resolution was agreed to; yeas 60,
nays 5i.
Mr. Eppes said that the whole number of
the militia was b'10,000; and estimating the
price of guns at 10 dollars, they would cost
upwards of six millions of dollars. He there-
fore moved to strike Out the words." whole
ho i y of the," (in the second resolution) and
insert " the 100,000 men he'd in requisition by
the law ol 1806, and the 30,000 volunteers, by
the law of IS,7."
Mr. Randolph said, that he should consider
an agreement to this amendment as equivalent
to an indirect rejection ot the resolution ; be-
cause, if adopted, it would turn out in fact,
that in order to arm those troops (the greater
part of whom were already armed) it would
----- j.^ „„„„„,] Q c'.ntrlr. tlollar.
Wanted to Charter,
To a Brit.sli P.iri in the West
Indies, A VESSEL, ot about
L I'lYjTV/B'Jf- ' 200 barrels burthen. Appl, to
VWiMFBTr V A M WYCK & DORSEY
Peceuluer 4. d6t
P aister f Pans.
THE su scribers have r ceived per sch'r
Bcllisle, captain Fogler, and offer
FOX SALE,
125 tons of the best quality Red Plaister, &.
124 bo_esSMOAKliDHERRIi\G,
Freight to the West Indies, or
any port on the continent, is
w.uited for the above schooner,
a good staunch vessel, will rar-
about boo barrels. • For terms .pply to
M'FADONk W.vLSH.
December 4.________________d4t
Grundy* &t Crosdale
Have imported in the ship Henrietta from Li-
verpool, ana offer FOM SiLF,
1100 Bars round 1RU», 58 dia.ueter.
1254 do 3 4
480 do 7-8
592 do 1
ALSO,
6d, 8d,and 20(1 NAILS and SPIKES.
December 4. _______ jaw 3wf
G. F. and J. Lmdenberger,
No. 200, Baltimore street,
Oppuite tlie Indian §>uee 1 avern,
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
The Subscribers
have "jst received by the b> ig Susan and Francis,
direct from Jamaica, and offer fur sale, on li-
beral tvrms,
63 Puncheons fine flavored RUM,
4 Hhds PIM'.N'IO.
GREETHAM k LEVEREUX.
Dec 2-
d6t
ry
jjanR of Baltimore,
Decemoer 4, I8u7.
The President and Directors, h*ve declared
a dividend of Thirteen Dollars audfi!t> cents
on each share of stock for the l«st half year :
and the same will be paid to the St ickholders
or their representatives, on or after Monday
next, th-.- 7th inst. By order,
JAMES COX
December 4-
Mechanics' Bank of Baltim »re,
December 4th, 18 »7
A Runner will he appoi ited to this Bank,
on Tuesday tex . Applications wil '
ceived at the Bans, until one o clock
1 lay. By order o
D. A.
December 4
A silver Watch
Was found at Phamphuion's Coffee House
The owner can have it by paying for 'his ad
vertisement, and proving properly. Apply at
the said Coffee House
December 4.
Cash'r.
dlw
be re
on that
the Board,
S iITH, Cashier
dot
Kichard Norns
Has received per shits Canama, and Diana from
Liverpool, and novi opening eit
No 197 1-2, Market-street,
A general assortment of
Hardware, Cutlety isSaddlery,
Which will be sold to coantry merchants
and others, wholesale and retail low for cash
or notes in town.
Also, per ship Six Sistersfrom Bristol,
Seine and Sail Twine,
Tin Plates,
Iron Wire, assorted No. 7, to 21.
Broail Virginia Hoes,
Sheet Iron, si .gte double and trebt,
Black and bright Vises,
Long Handle Frying Pans,
Spades and Shovels, &c
November i. _________________ d
Henry and Geo. Gassaway,
No. 39, Market street,
Have just n ceived,
Flander's Sheeting, Dowlas, Burlapj, Rus-
sia St German Diapers, & Green Baize, suit-
able for Carpels
Which they offer cheap, by wholesale or
retail.
November 2o. _________^^
dl8t
d4t
mvt be necessary to expend a single
He had no intention of drawing on the treasu-
ry for six millions of dollars; his idea was,
tliat an appropriation, and he hoped a liberal
one, would be made toni>..rds arming the mili
tia ; and that atthe same time the nation should
pledge itself to put arms into the hands of
every man capable of bearing them. He be-
lieved, that all the laws for regulating the mi-
litia were futile, until arms were procured ;
it was of no use to pass such laws, as long as
ineu mustered with walking canes. Never-
theless, he thought that unless our militia laws
were altered, they would, when the militia
•was called into service, be nugatory. He would
venture to say, that it the same rules were
put in practice over freemen, as were adopted
over the hirelings of despots, they would oc-
casion discontent, and perhaps mutiny.
Mr. Chandler moved to amend the amend-
ment, by addhig the words " when called into
actual service," that the resolution would then
read, " Resolved, that provisions ought to be
made by law for arming the one hundred thou
sand militia required by the lavi of Feb. 1807,
and the thirty thousand volunteers required by tbc
law of 1807, when called into actual suvice-"
The words in luilics are amendments.
Mes-.rs.Eppes, Chandler, Thomas, Smilie,
Alston, and Love, spoke in favor of the amend
ment; and Messrs. Loyd, Nelson, Randolph,
Macon, Rhea, and Newton, against them ;
fcut owing to »he lateness of the hour at which
the debate commenced, (on account of the
number of.private petitions'presented) it is
impossible to to give a sketch of it at present
was taken on (he amendmei
Chandler, and
Handelian Charitable Society.
The members are hen by informed, that
the Evenings of performance, is again chang-
ed from Thursday to Friday, dining the si a-
6on. And as a public performance of sacred
music, is shortly to take place, the commit-
tee of ai rangements have thought it expedient
that the members khould meet every Wednes-
day evening ^as well as Friday) for rehearsal,
until after the Oratorio. The members are
therefore earnestly solicited to be punctual in
their atlandance every Wednesday and Friday
evcnii g, at half past 6 o'clock, if they feel
disposed to give their assistance in so laudable
an undertaking.
HORACE H. HAYDEN, Sec'ry.
December 4.
Madeira Wines.
A choice parcel of London Particular and
London Market Wine, just received pet brig
Joseph, captain Pierce, from Madeira
Also on hand from former importations,
Old Wine in pipes, hhds and qr casks of
a very superior quality, ready for immediate
use, and of which the subscriber expects to
be constantly supplied.
HENRY THOMPSON,
53, Smith's whart.
December 4. colOt
G. V. and J. Liiidenbergi. r,
No. 200, Baltimore-street, opposite the Indian
^ueen Tavern,
Have received by the Si\ Sisters, from Bris-
tol, and now landing,
Tin in boxes,
Anvils and Vises,
Frying Pans,
Spades and Shovels,
Single, double and treble Sheet Iron,
Nails, of every size,
Card and Iron W ire,
Broad Virginia Weeding Hoes, &c. &c.
Which, with a variety of other goods in
the Hai'dware Line, will be disposed of on
accommodating terms. Sept 26. d
Lost, yesterday,
Between II and 12 o'clock, on the way
from St. Mary's College, to the Indian Queen
Tavern, in Market-street, Two French En
graved PRINTS, about 12 by 16 inches in
size One of them represents £r. Catharine,
the other Love and Friendship, with the names
in French, under them. The finder on deli-
vering thern at this office shrill be liberally re-
warded, if required.
December 2. d4tf
The question was taken on the amendments
offered by Mr Eppes and Mr- r'
they were ^^^^^^^^^^K
The resolution as it originally stood was then
¦agreed to. Ayes 66.
Sheriff's hale.
By virtue of a destramtfar haute rent due Alex'r.
Gallagher, to me directed, v>ill be sold on
Thursday the Uth inst. at 11 o'clock A. M.
for Cash, at the Store lately occupied by Lau-
rence Coleman, No 254, Market-street,
Sundry Dry Goods,
Late the property of b aid Coleman.
Also, on the same day at 12 o'clok, at the
late residence of the said Coleman, in Lexuig-
ton-street near North street, sundry
Household Furniture,
Late theproperty of the aforesaid Laurence
Coleman, ' ' ' "*' ~*
for house rent.
JOHN HUNTER, Shff.
December 3,1807-
FOR" SALE AT
Notice.
THE subscriber having taken out letters of
administration from the orphan's court oi Bal-
timore county, on the estate of his deceased
father, Daniel Boviley, requests all persons in-
debted to said estate, to make pa} ment to Mr.
Henty Thompson, No. 53, Smith's Wharf, who
is duly authorised to receive the same ; and
all persons having claims are desired to pre
sent them properly authenticated to him for
settlement.
WILLIAM L. EOWLEY.
December 1. dSm
Cheese, Butter, etc.
'JUST RFCLIVED,
A parcel of Nice CHEESE, in casks'; and
BUTTER, in Tubs and Kegs.
ALSO,
Some first quality Madeira Bill Wine, to-
gether with other things in the Grocery Line
W. WOODS.
31, Baltimore-street
d4t
REMOVAL.
Bujfum and Goodhue
Have removed to the new store lately built
by James Carey, threv doors below their for
nier sand, corner of Bowly's wharf &
South-street, No. 16
Where they offer for sale,
??, h''ifS-, \ Catalonia Red WINE,
10 half pipes 3
2 pipes London Market and Madeira do-
60 hht.s. 1st pruoi N E Rum,
14 do 4th pr«of do do.
10 pipes Holland Gin,
'000 bags heav.. Black Pepper,
300 do. (si and 2d quality Calcutta Sugar,
350 do. Ahum,
100 boxes Mould Candles,
20 do. Dipt do
50 do. Spermaceti do.
. 20 do. Cotton und Wool Cares,
250 do. Bvown Soap,
100 do. White do.
4 id si es Soal Leather,
50u pieces 1st and 2d quality Russia Duck,
200 do. Ravens Duck,
150 do. Sheeting.
20 chests Hyson Skin Tea,
20 small buses do 13 1-2 lb. each,
15 chests Young Hvson Tea,
15 do. souchong do
50 boxes Spanish Segars,
9J kegs Patent Shot, assorted, from BB.
to No 6
25 tons Clean Hemp,
ALSO,
Forty Bales and Cases
Calcutta and Madras Goods ;
Consisting of
Beerboom Gurrahs, Jaunpote, Sanjiahs,
Cusback, Baftas, Madras and Ventipulam
Handkerchiefs, Pepper Cambays, Manilla,
Ginghams, Charcanii s, Nicanees, Kuakall,
Ginghams, St Thomas do Madras, Red and
Cudalore Blue H'dkfs. d.c.
November 26.______^_^ dlOt-eolOt
College of Medicine.
AT a full and respectable meeting of the
Medical Faculty of this city, at Dr Davidge'9,
it wa» unanimously resolved, that, in conse-
quence of the late interruption of the Lectures
on Anatomy and Surgery, and the very gene.
ous and handsome present of a Lot of Ground
in
be necessary for the erection Of building" suit-
able for the accommodation of professors in
the different branches ot Medicine.
Many circumstances concur to invite to tlie
above measure : Baltimore is rising by its
commerce,to a rank among the first cities ol the
union, is the onlv elig-ible and in every respect
suitable spot south of Philadelphia, oil which
a Medical College can be established ; is flour-
ishing in riches, opening a field to manufac-
tures ; and is, we hope, assuming to itself, by
its gen rous and enlightened views, the repu-
tation of being a nursery for the arts, the
sciences, and the liberal professions.
At this moment a bill to organ ze a medical
College is before the General Assembly of
the state ; and the liberality of our citizens
will not, in our opinion, wait to receive an
example so indicative of a polished condition
of society, from the state, in an establishment
from which such immediate advantage will
result to tur municipal community. It would
rather suggest the example.
By order of the meeting,
For Hire,
A NEGRO" GIRL, about 15 years of a^e, ,
accustomed to attending children &c. ; is able
to act as a House Servant. For information ap-
ply to (lie printer.
Dec. 2.__________________________(13t
Mechanics' Bank of Baltimore,
November 25 1807.
THE President and Directors having de*
clared a dividend of 5 per ecnton the Capital
Stock for the half)ear ending with this month,
the Stockholders are notified, that the same
will be paid to them or their legal represen-
tatives, on or after the 7th day of December
next.
i>. A SMITH, Cashier
Nov. 26_________________________d7t
Hager's- l'own Bank,
Sejtsmbes 30th, 1807.
IN pursuance of an order of the Board of
Directors, notice is hereby given, that two.
dollars on each share of stock held in the bank
must be paid up at the bank on or b«fore the
1st Monday in December next; & that all per-
sons failing to pay will not be entitled to any
dividen I on what they have paid, from the
said first Monday in December until this in-
stalment is paid. ELIE BEAT'l'Y, Cashier.
[Oct \.]___________________^ihDec^__
Foriuria Favet Fortibus.
Such a charm is wealth to man,
Many are his ways to seek it;
Happy is he. If he can,
Find avraj to get and keep it.
What a silly Fool Wis I,
All m, wits were bent on pleasure,
Now, I own it with a sigh,
Pleasures leng.hen'd, shorten treasure
When iny little all seem'd gone,
Still I thought to keep it up ;
Beauty shun'd me as a drone,
\nd cold caution held the cup.
As rav wants .ncreas'd my case,
So uicreas'd my lortitu^e,
Never should a man despair,
Hope is all our earthly good.
Tho' of nearly all bereft,
Something whispered, trust to Chance !
And with little, little left,
Found enough for future wants.
Chance has prov'd my greatest friend,
All the Parasites are fled,
Should they come for certain ends,
They May flatter I'll upbraid.
But if reprimand won't do,
They may come to me to greet,
Sirs 1 says I; I've do ie with you,
Try y ur Chance in Market street
Rise of TICKETS:
On Monday next, tlie Tickets in St. Mary >
College Lottery, which positively commences
drawing on the Slst day ot December next,
will advance to 'deven dollars. At present
they may be had at Ten and a Half Dollars
each, at
WAITE'S
TRUL1 FOR TUNA TE Ln I'VE RTOFFICS
Corner of MARK.E1' St CHARLES-srs.
BANK NOTES of every description and
Prizes in the Nevir York and Baltimore Lut-
teries taken in payment at Waite's Office for
Tickets. Once en two weeks, during ths
drawing, will be publishd ana deliveredgratil
to their customers, Waite's Prize List, con-
taining all the prizes drawn during the two
weeks. December 1. d5t
St. Mary'sCollege.
GRAND LOTTERY, BALTIMORE,
Authorised by an act 61 the general assembly
of the state of Man land ; the scIkith- qf
which Lottery is the most br llianl eve -i"-
fered to the citizens of the United S'...t<'S,
containing, besides a large ntimber of other
valuab e prizes,
1 prize of • 30, ,/00 dollars,
X do. of 15,000
3 do. of 10,000
2 do. of 5/ m
8 do. of ijjq
7 do. of 1,1,00
December 3.
D.S C.
d4t
jSow or Never.
December 1.
l\otice.
The Co partnership of Hancock and Norris
was dissolved the 1st instantn by mutual con
taken to" satisfy Charles Whitelock j sent; all persons having claims against the
said firm will please present them for settle-
ment ; and thoss 'indebted are particularly
requested to make immediate payment, to ei-
ther of the subscribers. . ,-. ,,
THOMAS HANCOCK.
RICHARD NORRfS.
Sept 14 43m
¦dtds
THIS OFFICE GOOD,
Printing Ink,
In small Kegfc . - -
The ELEPHANT
Will be exhibited at the City Hotel in Gay-
street, one door from the corner of Market-
street, for one week only, ending on Saturday
the 5th December. Those who wish to gra-
tify their curiosity by seeing this astonishing
Animal, will do well by calling previous to
that time as she positively will be removed
the next morning.
Admittance 25 Cents. Children 12 1.2. •
November 28 d6ti.
To be Rented,
The three-story Brick WAREHOUSE, at
the corner of Howard and Fayelte-streets.
For terms apply to
HEZ'H
November 26.
CLAGSTT,
dlOt
And not two blanks to a prize. Hie scheme
contains 2I5.JO tickets, 10,000 of which are
actually sold to a company ol gentlemen in
New-York, to whom the managers have obligat-
ed themselves to commence the drawing 011
THURSDAY, the 31sr day if Oecembtr nexr.
To draw 500 tickets per day, and four days
drawing in every week, making 2000 tickets
drawn per week, wh'bh wiil complete the
drawing in less than eleven weeks.
TICKETS & Sll A ¦• ES are now selling- in
a variety of numbers, at ten dollars each, at
W A IT E's
TR UL T FORI UNA TE
OFFICE. Corner oir MARKET ins.
CHAK.LES STREETS,
BALTIMORE.
From the rapid sale of th» Tickets in every
part of the union, an advance will shortly be
put on them, of which an advertisement will
soon appear in the public prints.
The grandeur of the scheme of tho above
lottery, together with an assurance from the
managers that the lottery will positively corn-
mence drawing on the 31st days of December
next, have been a sufficient inducement for the
subscribers to come to the city of Baltimore for
the express purpose of facilitating the sale of
the Tickets- G. Si R. WA1TE.
Ctjf". One of the above firm will personally
attend the drawing daily, to take down tlie
numbers correctly, as will also one of their
clerks. All nrizes sold by G. 81 R. Waite will
be paid b\ them, and a printed list of all prizes
drawn will be published b) them arid delivered
to their customers once a fortnight during tlla
di-awiig. The next New-York Lottery will
not commence till April next
Distant Adventurers, accompanying their
orders with bank notes of a:n description, to
eitheroi Waite's offices in New-Yu-kor Bal-
timore may have Tickets and Shares forward-
ed to any amount with 1 he utmost punctual-
ity, and the earliest advise sent them of heir
success. All prisses sold by G, & R. Waite
will ^e paid by them,
Get. I. 4
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