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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/07-1807/12 msa_sc3722_2_6_2-0543 Enlarge and print image (4M) |
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On
LEGISLATURE,
House oe Delegates, MarixAn'ij.
Tuesday, November 17.
The house met. Present as on yesterday,
except Mr. Holbrook and Mr. Streett. The
pioceedings of yesterday were read.
A petition from Peter Miles, of the city
of Baltimore, praying a special act of in-
solvency ; * petition from Robert Armstrong
and Elizabeth liurney Landrum, praying a
law directing the register of wills for Balti-
more county to deliver them the original
¦will of Kobert Hurney, deceased ; a petition
from sundry inhabitants of the city and
county of Baltimore, prqying a law to open
and extend Centre-street, and that a sum of
money may be levied towards defraying the
expense thereof; and a petition from sundry
physicians and other inhabitants ot Balti-
more, praying a law to establish a medical
college in the city or precincts of Baltimore,
were preferred, read and referred.
On motion, ordered, that the bill to lay
out and make a public road in Baltimore
county, be recommitted for amendment.
The clerk of the senate delivers the bill
to latify and conlirro the marriage articles of
Ely Dorsey, of Ely, of Frederick county,
and Araeninta, his wife, endorsed, " will
pass, with the proposed amendments ;" -
which amendments were agreed to, and the
bill ordered to be engrossed. And a bill,
entitled, an act for removing an obstruction
in Contwago tfreet, and for extending the
width and changing the direction of Tui
Feet tane in the city of Baltimore, endorsed,
'< will pass ;" which was read.
Air. Bowles delivered a favorable report
on the petition of John Truemah ; which
was read.
A petition from Robert Nesbit, praying a
special act of insolvency, was preferred, read
ana referred.
Mr. Little delivered a bill to lay out and
make a public road in Baltimore county, as
amended ; which was twice read and passed.
A memorial ham Jeremiah Townley
Chase Esq. of the city of Annapolis, praying
a resolution may pass auth .rising the chan-
cellor to grant a deed to him and Samuel
Chase for two undivided third parts of laud
purchased of the state by them and Luther
Martin, was preferred, read, and referred.
Leave given to bring in a supplement to
the act to establish and incorporate a medi-
cal and chirurgieal faculty or society in the
state cf Maryland.
Mr. Mernken delivered a favourable re-
port on the petition of Keally Tydings ;
which was read.
A memorial from William Gwynn, of
the ctSy> f Baltimore, praying; a law autho-
rising the right and claim of Baltimore
county ko part of lot No l I in said city to
he conveyed to him, on his paying a reason-
able compensation therefor, was preferred,
read, and referred.
The house proceeded to the second read-
ing of the supplement to the act frr the re-
lief of sundry insolvent debtors, and. on mo-
tion the question was put, Tiiai the said bill
be recommitted for amendment: Resolved
in the affirmative.
Mr. Frazier delivered a bill, entitled, A
supplement to an act, entitled, An act rela-
ting to the public roads tn ti.e several coun-
ties therein mentioned ; w hich was read.
A petition from John Den r, ot Wash-
ington county, praying to be released Irom
confinement, was preferred, read, and refer-
red.
Mr. T. Moffit delivered a bill, entitled,
An act to make valid the will of Arthur
M'Dade, late of Csecil county deceased ;
which was read.
The report on the memorial of John Gas-
t saway was read the second time, and the
question put, That the house concur there-
with, and assent to the resolutions therein
contained ? Determined in the negative.
Mr.Schnebly delivered a bill,entitled, An
act authorising a lottery to raise a sum of
money for the purpose of finishing the stee-
ple ot Saint-John's church, in Enzabeth-
town, in Washingthn county, and for other
purposes ; which was read.
The house adjourned till to-morrow morn*
_ in^.
Sale by Auction.
¦da} the \Oth insf. at i2 o'cloch, a; Smiths
vih -rf, will be sold on In cases of 1 & 2 doz each,
.tiisrimi'y j
H' v.,una Sugars,
And ;n assortment of Silk Gloves, and
Hose Taffetas. Cambrics, etc.
Dec mlw 7 <110t
St. Mary's College
LOTTERY, BALTIMORE,
Consisting of Capital Prizes of
I pi-iz'e of - - 30, .,00 dollars,
1 do. of - - 15,000
3 do. of - - 10,000
2 do. of - - 5,000
Besides a g-reat many others, well Worthy
the Attention of Adventurers. To commence
drawing on THURSDAY, the 31st instant,
when tin- first drawn ticket, wili be entitled
to 500 DOLLARS, the Drawing will be re-
gularly continued Four days in a week, aud to
draw 500 Tickets each day. The Tickets
being nearly all sold, will in a short time be
advanced to a vev, high price.
TICKETS,
Halves, Quarters, and Eighths,
for saie at
W A IT E's
Established LOTTERT
OFFICE. Corsm or MARKET and
CHARLES-STREETS,
BALTIMORE.
December 7. d6t
Five Dollars Reward.
On Saturday night last, a brown Carriage
HORSE, with harness on, strayed from the I
stable door, in North Charles, street. Who-
ever takes up the said Horse, and delivers |
him to Mr. Samuel Moore, No V33, Ssuth j
Charles street, or gives information by which
he may be obtained shall receive the above re-
ward, with reasonable charges.
When the Horse ran away, he had on a
horse boot, or roll of leather round one of his
fore 1 -srs.
s^s^s^H d4t
Rum and Molasses.
The cargo of the brig Exchange, from St.
Christophers,
Consisting of
101 hbds.of RUM,- and
12 hhds. Molasses. For sale by
C & J. COMEGYS.
December 2 d
400U00 bs.Carraccas Cocoa,
Imported in the ship Thomas Wilson, from
Laguira. For sale by
JOHN DONNELL.
; December 3. d8t
To be Rented,
The tbrec-story Brick WAREHOUSE, at
1 the corner of Howard and Fayette streets.
1 For terms apply to
HEZTI CLAGETT.
November 26 . dIOt
Bank of Baltimore,
December 4, 1807.
The President and Directors, have declared
a dividend of Thirteen Dollars and fifty cents
on each share of Stock for the last half year :
and the same will be paid t3 the St ickholdef s
or their representatives, on or after Monday
next, the 7th inst. By order,
JAMES COX, Cash'r.
December 4. dlw
iNi.tiiiiigs •¦'' t'hm/nt'.
'
r
Port of Baltimore.
CLEARED,
Ship Elizabeth, Tufts, Norfolk
Sch'r Betsy, Bolt n, St. Ja™ rje Cuba
Sloop Rover, Lockman, New-York
from tilt Merchants' Coffee-Housi tie .'.¦•..
Dccembei 6.
Arrived,, sch'r Nancy, from Newburv-
poit, and Sally, from Boston. Parsed in the
bay, a large light white bottomed ship
bound up.
The ship Maryland, Inott, hence, has ar-
rived at Savannah.
December 7.
Arrived, sch'r Shepherdess, Carr, 29 days
from Falmouth (Jamaica) Rum, Fouik and
Karrick.—Left brig Twins, of New-York,
and an Eastern brig loaded with lumber.—
Came into the Capes on Wednesday—saw
a great many inward bound vessels on the
coast—did not speak any of them.
Sale by Auction.
Th
On TUESDAY,
i)''i instaatf .it 10 o'clock, at the Auc-
Room, at the head of ¦ Freda ick-strect
do;i, will or.nroer.ee the sa.e of
A variety of Dry Goods,
A/'t.r which at 12 o'clock,
67 hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
IS pi;."", Holland Gin,
' .t'/; of Green Coffee,
40 hoses Havanns Brown Sugar,
IK) puncheons Jamaica Rum, v
'15 kegs Raisins,
1 lipes Teneriffe Wine,
15 chests Young Hyson and Hyson
Tests, etc
S3 WYCK 8c DORSEY, Auct'rs.
¦ ¦:' her ;'. ________
urst, Brathers and
Have receive.: a id oiler fir saie,
700 boxes Castile. ^OAP,
Of a (mperior quality.
[jeeeraber 7*.
< 1
N w landing .'rem sch'r Sally, Capt Bray-
ton, f om Host n,
6000 weight.O' PIMENTO,
15o do NUiMEGS
Also f^r hi ig Tvger,
15o boxes MOULD C.'i NDLES
lo cwt. V>V hite Lead m kegs of 28 lb=i.
A few bolts RAVENS DUCK, and Bar-
reis PORK, for sale by
H BURROUGHS,
At the head of Frederick street Ooci.
December 7. d4t
1 Ils Day is Received
, Ana for Sole by
Conrad. Lncas ik Co.
No 138, Market street, '
A Plain Tale,
Supported by Authentic Documents, Justi-
lying the character of General Wilkinson
11 JVfark nrrw, how a plain Vale shall put you
Down" SHAUtisPEitE.
By a Ker.tuckian
Decembsr 7____________d4i
Canister Gun Powder.
Sportsmen are informed that they may be
supplied with the Dartfbrd Gun Powder, reck-
oned the best made in England, by the Sub
scriber who means to import it regularly from
the Manufactory!
Ink Powder & Oil of Wormseed for sale.
HENRY WI1.K1NS,
No. 136, Market-street.
Dec. 7.__________________ed6i
h SaltOristall, vX Co.
Offer For Sale at No. 84, Bnwly's Wharf,
l'o casks SUGAR & Cul FEK ; eask'Nails .
suitable for the French West Indies, &,
entitled to debenture- for which flour1
wiiiM be received in payment.
Also—landingJ'foirt sch'r Sa'.lyJroMi Boston,
SO hhds. N.E RUM,
:• 20 hhds & 100 boxes COD FISH of su-
pe ior quality.
December 7 _____ eo4t
Dividend.
Tin< Creditors of Parkin and M'Kanna, are
' ' the
Wants a. Situttion,
A Middle ajred Man and his Wife, who
understands Gardening snd Farming1, in all its
Branches ; his wife wsmld engage to keep a
Dairy, Si do any House work. Any gentleman
who wishes to employ such, satifactory cha-
racters will oe given. A line addressed to
T L. and left at this office, will be duly at-
tended to. or left at No. 9, Water-street, with
Mr. Garts
¦December 7- __________ d6t
Sheriff's Nale
By virtue ef a destraintjor heiui.e rent due Alex'r.
Gallagher, to me directed, will he sold on
Thursday the \')th int. at 11 o'clock A. M
for Cash, at the Stole lately occupied by Lau-
rence Coleman, No 254, Market-street,
Sundry Dry Goods,
Late live property of Said Coleman.
Also, on the same day at 12 o'clok, at the
late residence of th - said Coleman, in Lexing-
ton street near North street, sundry
Household rurniiure,
Late the property of the aforesaid Laurence
Coleman, taken to satisfy Charles Whitelock
for house rent.
JOHN HUNTER. Shff.
December 3.18 7- dtds
as left at the Subscriber's
Stables, by ayounrr man, name unknown, a
sorrel Horse, about 15 hands high, 7 or 8
years old, marked with a small star in his
forehead- white spot on his back, which ap
pears to have been caused by a Saddle, hind
foet white. The owner is requested to come
prove property, pay charges, and take him
away. JAMES BftYDF.N;
Vountaii! Inn, Light street, No. 3.
December 5 d
Post-Ofeee, ¦
BALTIMORE, Dec. 5,1807-
THE public are ier< by informed, that the
Winter Establishment of the Mail upon the
main line, will commence at this office on
Tuesday the fith inst.
EASTERN MAIL.
Will close every day at. aq . rter past 7 o'-
clo k, a. m. will arrive every day at half past 9
o'clock a. M.
SOUTHERN MAIL,
Will close at a quarter past 7 o'clock, a., k.
will arrive at 9 o'clock, a. m.
CHAHLES BURRALL.
P. S. The Carlisle Mail will hereafter ai ;h e
every Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, a. m and wdlbe
closed every Wednesday at I o'clock, v m.
Dec. 5.
Mechaincs' Banl'.of rialtim re,
December 4th, 18/7
A Runner will be appelated to this Bank,
on Tuesday .iex'.. Applications will be re-
ceived at the Bank, until one o clock, on that
day. By order of the. Board,
D. A S.VITU, Cashier.
December 4. djjt
A Silver Watch
Was found at Phamphiliol/s Coffee House.
The owner can have it by payingfor this ad
vertisement, and proving property. Apply at
the said Ctsffee 1 louse.
December- i.______________ d4t
Notice.
THE subscriber having taken out.letters of
administration from the orphan's court o' Bal-
timore county, on the estate of his deceased
father, Daniel lienaley, requests all persons in-
debted to said est«te, to make payment to Mr.
Henry fhombsim, 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. BOWLEY.
December 1. d3m
Imported
By the ship George and Albert, captain %foel Vic~
kstf, jrpfti Tonningen,
White St brown Plalillas, ) of superior qua-
Dowlas and Casserillos, > lily,
1UO0 oval Demijohns,
(The above entitled to drawback.)
And by the late arrivals in Philadelphia from
Tonningen,
A General Assortment of
German Woolen Hosiery.
On hand,
Bohemia Window Glass, 10 by 12,
Ticklenburgs, Rouans, white Rolls, and
Checks No. 2,
5000 Gunney Bags,
For sale by
FREDERICK C. GRAF,
Head of Smith's dock,
S«T>t.S2._______________________ d ^
Sup rfine Broad-Cloths.
By the Henrietta and Pochantas,
APPLETON and Co.
NO. 16, CAtVtRt STREET,
H -ve R ceit/ed,
2bales Superfine Broad-cloths,
From 15s a 2os st rling, similar, to theilf
cheapest cloths received this tall.
20 trunks Prints, Olive and Drab Cords 8*
Velvets, 4 12 London Pins, &c.
November 30 i_
11th
I3th
22d.
29th
£9tb.
reby notified, thai :• third divide
- - -.11 r... „,;,; i,-
5km,
,0.
ce2vc
assets of that estate, will be paid b-, the sun
scriber, at his dw li'uij; house,corn' rot ;. |