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JOURNAL POL.' :I^CJE, COMMERCIAL \
is? LI- WRAJRH.
L.a Gazette Fraucaise et Anglaise qui se
¦publics trois f-iis par semalne a Charleston, S.
Cdott sn publie'r toils i' s join s au premier de ;
Janvier, 18)8 ; a; ant un nombre Suffisant d'a-
tjom es.pour en ca ivrir les frais.
L'Editenr (qui est iri duns cc moment) de-
Birant fairs tons ses efforts pour propag«r et
remlie cette f ujll'e infeeressarite, utile etagre" :
pile, ace'ix des amateurs de !a langue Frail-
^aise ct Anglaise, les invite a s'y abonner, en
s'adressant au Cinsul Francais.
II y a aassi une souscription cuverte chez
Messrs.,Warner h Hanna. Imprimeurs el Li-
ttrairea; au M/irchant's Coffee-House, et «u
Bureau de cstte Gazette.
L">raci,« s'envoie regu'.ierement par la
Poste aux abonnei dans les Etats Unis, a rai-
smi de Neuf Gourdes par an, qu'il faut payer
d'avance a I Agent nomme pour cet effet par
L'Ebri" UH DE L'ORACLE.
Subscription
To ike Frer.aha ¦ 90000
From the above Scheme, it appears tlia
there are It ss than two B'anks to a Prize; and
thst' the Prizes are to he pa,d without deduction
The advantages offered to adventurers, and
;.he cry charitable object to which the money
is to be applied, induce tiie Managers to hope,
that a speedy sale of the tickets will enable
ih m. to commence drawing at an early day.
Ail prizes will be oaid in sixty days after the
completion of the drawing, and such prizes as
aie not demanded witton'twelve months, will
be considered as generous donations to the
"-.ruly charitable abject of the Lottery.
Tickets may be had of tile Managers, and
such .n .ei persons as they may appoint to sell.
Prizes in the Lottei ies now drawing in this city,
•s)ill be receiver in fiayn, bets.
MANAGERS.
'taw, Itathews, Daniel KanlM,
: lid Chase, ,>'>': ' Og
ias E.Sianshury, Thomas Tfnnant,
h Sny ier, Thomas SpHgg, ana
Timothy Gardner, Peter Grit",
tins Rogers,
February 10, Uw
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
Patent Water-proof Bwnsvsich Blacking,
Prepared with oil, which softens, prcservs,
and 'lcautifies the leather.—Words cannot set
forth its just praise, nor can its Iranscendant
qualities be truely kno¦•, n, but by wxperleuc.
Itis especially calculated for, and particularly
recommeude t to sportsmen, and genthunen
who are much exposed to the wet—Also for
cleaning harness, as it will effectually pre-
vent the water from penetrating, preserve the
leather from cracking, and render it supple &
pleasant to, the vsry last, giving it also a beati-
t.ifu: j-t black gloss a proof of which may be
seen at the warehouse.
The above blacking is prepared and sold
only by
T W DYOTT,
At his madical warehouse, No- 57, South-
Second-street, Philadelphia ; sold al»o by
his appointment at Ediue Ducatel's, apothe-
cary and cliymist, No. 26, Market-street, and.
John Love's Drug and Patent Medicine store,
No. 16, Centre Market Space Baltimore.
TVHERK ALSO MAY BK HAD
THE IMPERIAL WASH,
AND
NEW INVENTED LIQUID,
For taking out stains, and preserving the
quality of Saddles and tops of Boots, &c Stc,
India Goods, hoc. Etc
Benj. and Geo. Williams,
No. ;>, Buwt.v's whaki-,
OFFER FOR SALE,
186 bales India Goods,
Consisting of
Gurrahs, Mamoodies, Cossas, Sawns, Mow,
Sannas, Bali as, EmertieSjLoiigCloths,Checks,
CnsUs, Green, Checked, Striped and Orange
colored Seersuckers, Khar; darys, Bandanna
ll'dkfs assorted, Sooty Ron: :d, Blue Gilla,
Cuppa, Round, Lungce, Pulicat and Pattern
Madras H'dkta.
40 hhds. N. Rum,
10 pipes Cogniac Brandy,
10 pipes White Spanish do.
10 do. Catalona Wine,
50 kegs Raisins,
10 casks Currants,
30 do. Cheese,
20 chests Souchong Tea,
20 hhds Muscovado Sugar,
100 boxes white and brown Havanna do.
Noceinber 19.________^^ d3t 2aw4w||
Notice.;
May be had at the Fountain Inn, by giv-
ing one day's notice, eithur for public or pri-
vate parties, Calf Foot Jelly, Currant Ditto,
Lemon Creams, and Whips.
November 13. 2aw
nrTROBERFSON'b
CELEBRATE!)
STOMACHIC ;-.LIXIR OF HEALTH,
Which h.,s proveni by experience, lobe
the most vaulable medicine ever yet offered to
the public fior curing the Gout, Crmp, and
wind in the stomach ; also a certain cure for
tin. D>s' oi the benefit I have
received, through the efficacy of your medi-
cine,
Sir, vour humble servant,
V\M JULION.
Mh Dyott.
Philadelphia, July 15lh, 1807.
CERTIFICATE,
Of Mr. John T. Solomon, Sixth near Race-
8,reel, Philadelphia.
Sir. . For the good of the public and benefit
of the nfriicted, 1 think proper to inform you,
that having laoored for upwards of six months
tuuh r a\iry bad cough, attended with diffi-
culty of breathing, pains in my breast and side,
and a sickness at my stomrtah ; having iostall
appetite, I became so very much reduced in
my strength as to be unable to wnlk. I was
eor.sidered in a consumption, and given up for
a lost man. In this ftppcless situation I had
recoc.re to Dr. fio&a-tson's Stomachic Elixir of
Ilea th, aiidte my great astonishment, before
I had taken one bottle, found myseif very
much relieved. I expectorated a great quan-
tity of phlegm, which hss eased me of one of
the most violent coughs that ever a man had ;
I have taken it regularly ever since, and now
find mjself completely recovered, and shall
cert .inly, for the benefit received, recommend
it as far as I can, believing it to be a mosl effi-
cacious medicine m the above complaint.
I am, Sir,
With real respect,
Vour obed't humble nervant,
JOHN T. SOLOMON.
Mr. T. W- Dvott.
August 2*
CERTIFICATE
Of Mf. Peter Denm ,n. iVb 378, south Second-
street, Pliiiadclphia.
Dear Sin,
It is with the utmost satisfaction I in-
form you of the cure effected by your truly
invaluable Stomachic Elixir of Health, as the
whole of my family, including myself, being
sis in number, were violently affected with
the influenza, attended with very bad coughs,
pains Ih the limbs, and difficulty of breathing,
which continued to increase. I applied to a
ian, bii' his medicines had no effect.—
Just at thtrt time, having heard of the cures
mad.: by Dr. Robertson's Stomachic Elixir of
Health, I determined to try a bottle of it j I
did, and its effects exceeded my expectations.
The first two or three doses caused me to ex-
pertoi'ide avast quantity of tough vicid phlegm,
and so speedily removed every symntom of
the cold, that by the time we had taken three
bottles we were all perfectly cured, except a
weakness that remained, for which I have ad-
ministered Dr. Robertson's Patent. Wine Bit-
ters, and I have found them wonderluilv effica-
cious in strengthening the system,and destroy-
ing of worms, as two of my children have
voided a vast quantity by taking them, and lire
iV) w glowing strong and healthy. I have since
recommended the a ove medicines to a num-
ber of my friends, who have been immediately
relieved by takine, them.
It is my desire that you publish this case of
my family for the benefit of the pubhe. and
those who may be afflicted Any person desir-
ous of further information, may have every
satisfaction, by applyingeither by let'eror per-
scnally to me
I am, Sir,
Your obedient humble servint,
PETER DEN HAM.
Sept. 16, 1807. _
The abovw Medicine is sold, wholesale and
retail, by the sole proprietor, T. W. Dyott, No
57, south Second street, Philadelphia ; and by
his appointment, at Edme Ducatel's, apotihe
cary & cliymist, No 26, Market-street, & John
Love's Drug Patent Medicine Store, No. 16,
Centre Market space, Baltimore ; J. Johnson,
Richmond, Virginia ; J. B. Dumontel, Charles-
ton.. S. C ; J. and T. Schieppelin, Druggist fe
Lee's Medicine Store, New-York
WtihRE Ai^SO MAY BE HAD
DR ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHIC WINE BITTERS,
Celebrated and well known for their supe,
rior qualities in restoring weak constitutions-
destroying worms cleansing &. strengthening,
giving a proper tone to th. stomach and in-
creasingthe appetite. A frequent use of thum
is a certain preventive ag.inst those com-
plaints so common in the spring and fall, such
as intermitting fevers agues, autumnal fevers,
dysenteries, he.
N. B. The above medicine is particularly
serviceable to those who make long sea voy-
ages and are exposed to unhealthy climates,
as a powerful preservative against contagious
disorders.
November 26.
ISAAC M'PUi.USON
HAS LATELY IMPORTED & NOW OF-
FUSS FOR S..LE,
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OP
BOJLIING CLOUTS,
Of the Manufactory of the Old Three Kings,
that are warranted good, are purchased with
rash, and sold at small profit.
ALSO, ON HAND,
A large quantity ol BURR BLOCK, of
good qua ity and a sufficient n.miberol hands
to execute any order tor Ml. Stones, at a
short novice, No. ,10, F.-.yette-street, Balti
more. 11th no 1 Oaw
Dr. Tr>"bT; 1 \> "
CELEBRATED OOUT ND RHEUMA-
TIC D,U;PS
The Gout, Uheuiuuusm, Lumbago, and the
various disorders of the same nature, are so
i xquisitely painful, and so difficult to be cured,
that they have justly excited ti. e utmoststretrh
of medical investigation. Some professional
gentlemen have excelled in one department of
the sciences ; others ill another. Dr. Tissol
particularly has long been renowned for the
superiority of his prescriptions in chronical
diseases, and the length of tine which elap-
sed during his sole attention to the nature and
cflects anil cure of tbese affections, render
the medicines which he recommended of in-
valuable importance. The beneficial effects of
these drops, have been so often exptr'enced,
and their extraordinary tfficacy tuts been at-
tested by witnesses so numerous and so unim
peachably credible, that incredulity itself
cansioi. doubt the virtues of Dr TjsSot's Gout
and Rheumatic Drops. Large quantities have
already wen vended, ami the sale is now be
come so general, and their certainty in curing
the disorders Of a chronic nature is so com-
pletely ascertained, that certificates of their
unbounded utility are now unnecessary. Tes-
timonies of their value, anda volume of at-
tested cases performed by them, may be seen
upon application at T. W. Dyott's genuine
drug and patent medicine warehouse, No. 57,
South Second street, Philadelphia
The price of Dr. Tissot's Gout and Rheu-
matic. Drops, is only two dellars per bottle,
with copious directions.
Generous allowances made to those who buy
to seil again.
Of the many respectable testimonials of the
effects of the above drops, which have I.err.
receiv d by the proptietor, we beg leave to
annex the following
CERTIFICATE
Of General Ridgely of Hampton.
I certify that having received a blow on my
knee, which induced severe pain and swel-
ling, I was advised to apply to Dr. Tissot's
Gout and Rheumatic Drops, and on bathing
the part with them only a lew times, agreea-
bly to the directions, they effected a peifect
cure. Another time my wrist was affected
with rheumatism to such a degree, as to ren-
der my hand for the time useless, when on
making application of the same remedy in
like manner, the disorder in the course of
twenty-four hours was entire!) removed.
1 therefore torn the experience 1 have had
of the efficacy of said medicine, consider it a
beneficent act, to recommend it in similar ca-
ses to others.
(Signed) C. RIDGELY, of Hampt.
CERTIFICATE
Of John Gibson, esq. one of the directors of
the Farmers' Bank of Maryland
I certify that aboutayearsince, my foot re-
ceived an injury by a fall; in a tew hours alter
it was affected with a most excruciating pain,
so that I was unable to walk without crutches.
I was apprehensive that this accident Mould
induce a severe fit of the gout, with which 1
had been frequently attacked. In this situa-
tion one of my friends highly recommended
and earnestly advised me to apply Dr. Tissot's
Gout and Rheumatic Drops. I immediately
procured them and made the application; in
less tlmn three hours the pain entirely abated,
which had been so severe, as to deprive mc of
sleep for several rights. Bya fcic further ap-
plications, a perfect applicatiops, a perfect
) cure succeeded. I have frequently sincfc in
in other cases, bulb used them myself, and
recommended thco. to others with invariable
SUC'CSS
(Signed) JOHN GIBSON.
CERTIFICATE
Of Mi's. Mary Ta\lor.
I, MaryTaytor, No. 135, Plumb-street, Phi-
ladelphia, aged up wardsef70years,bavir.gbeen
afflicted with very violent rheumatic pains for
more than eight years, being recommended
to apply Dr. Tissot's gout anil rheumatc drops
on only using half a bottle every rheumatic
affection was completely removed, and I have
continued free from alt pain ever since ; as
witness my hand.
MARY TAYLOR.
The ubove drops are so'd wholesale and re-
tail only by the sole agent,
T. W, DYOTT,
At his genuine drug&patentmediciiie ware-
house, No. 57, South Second Street, second
door below Chesnut street, Philadelphia, and
by his appointment, at Edme Ducatel's Apo-
thecary and Chymht, No, 26, Market-street ;
at John Love's Drug & Patent Medicii e t re,
No. 16, M irket space Baltimore—at I. and T.
Schieffolins Druggist, and I ec's Medicine-
store, New York- I. Johnson, Richmond,and
T. B.Dumontet, Charleston, S C.
T MCE NOTICE
None are genuine except they are signed on
the outside wrapper, by ttie sole proprietor,
Henry Ward.
A Stray ( ow.
Came (as a stray) to the subscriber's place,
among his ca.tle about 2 weeks ago, a small
red and wdiite COW, about 7 years old. has
no branel or other artificial mark The Ownfr
is desired to prove property, pay charges, and
take her away.
JOHN HOSSELBOCK.
November 18. _______ law4t
Encouragement of Literature.
BY AUTHORITY.
Scheme of a Lottery,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
St. MARY'S OOLLECE, or BALTIMORE
Dolls. IJolsi.
1 Prize of . • 30,000
1 do. - - 15,000
2 do. 10,000 . 20,000
2 do. 5000 . 10,000
S do. 1000 • 5,000
10 do. 500 • 5,000
20 do. 200 . 4,000
100 do. 100 - 10 000
150 do. JfO - 7J60OO
7000 do. 12 - 84,000
7291 Prizes
Stationary pemiums
190,500
24,500
14,209 Blanks —Not two to a Prize. 215,000
21,500 tickets, at lo dollars each, 215,ooo
Arrangement of Stationary l'reminms—Viz.
1st drawn blank - - gSt'O
1st. do. after 2,000 tickets are drawn, 1000
1st do. after 4,000 - 1000
1st. do after 6,000 - - 1500
1st. do. after 8,000 - - LKJp
1st. do. after 1U,000 - - 1500
1st. do.alter 12,000 - - 1500
1st do. after 14,000 - - 1500
1st. do. after 16,000 - - 150o
1st. do. after 18,000 . - WOO
1st. do. alter J0,000 - - 1500
Last drawn Blank, • . lo,ooo
I
Dollars 245,oo0
15 per cent on g2l5boor> . 32,25o
Sum to be raisedby the lottery 30JM0
Expeuves oj the lottery - - £250
---------32,250
The Drawing will positively cocmence on
the 3!st of December, 1807, and then con-
tinuetl without any material interruption four
davs in every week, drawing 500 per day.
—The managers having contracted for the
greater part of the Tickets, on these express
conditions, under a penalty of 57,t,o0 dollars.
The wonderfull celerity with which the
Tickets have sold for some time past, has al-
ready justified a rise of A0 cents ; they are
further to be raised to 11 dollars on Use 1st of
December, to 11 1-2 en the first dav of Draw-
ing, and prooably in a still inure rapid pro-
gression during the course of the Drawing.
Managers have given bond to the state in the
penalty of sixty thousand dollars, for the faith-
ful payment of the prizes, which will be paid
subject to a deduction o( 15 per cent, 30 day,
after the drawing is finished.
Tickets to be had of the Managers, espe-
cially of the Treasuer at ths College, and at
the several offices if Messrs. Geo. ii Robert
Waite, Vincent, Cole and Dob&in
William Du Boukg,
John Tessiee,
Luke Tiernan,
Robert Walsh,
William Lobm.ii',
Alexander M'Kim,
Henry Wilson,
Samuel Steeett,
James M'Henry
S. Hollincsworth,
Lewis Du Bourg,
Philip Laukenson
March 31_________^______eolm-la.w
i.orty Dollars Reward."""
Several ROBBERIES ! ! !
And one Burglary of an uncommon kind
have lately been perpetrated in this city and
the precincts, by a Mulatto man named BU}J:
and three Aegro Men. Two of the latter
were on Sunday last committed to Baltimore
jail—And tvio have not yet been taken, one nam-
ed WILL ;
who is about twenty-five years of age and
between five feet eight, and five feet ten inch-
es high ; he is straight and well made, has a
small mouth, a pleasing countenance and is
very black.
- BOB,
(The Mulatto) is about the same nge and
height of WILL, but so not well made; neither
is his face so agreeable, his Syts look viltt &
unsettled, He has a considerable stoppage in
his speech. Their apparel I cannot describe.
I will pay the above reward, (or Twenty
Dollars for either) and'rep.sonabie charges for
bringing them to me, or fov securing them in
Baltimore jail.
iC? if any person, BLACK or WHITE,
•all give m.< certain information, how and where,
BOB and WILL may be apprehended, I will
pay iluit person, the said reward; and shall
never mention his or her name as my informer
RICHARDSON STUART.
_ November 25.___________dS-eogt law
BALTIMORE, Nw.~%%, 1807. '
C£j* Mr, Hewes,
Observing in your paper a notice by John
Baxley, of his intentions to apply for the benefit
of an insolvent law—there/ore, to prevent anyi,,.is-
understanding, I consider it »tV duty thus publicly
Id give notice, that the person publishing afore-
saiu is not
JOHN BAXlEref William.)
Novemteras. * 2le
and peach orchard, containing some oi the,
chou est fruit trees. The land' is situated on
the York it oad, about thirteen miles from ths
city of Baltimore, and three from General
Ridgely's Furnace, The terms of sale may
be known by applying to Richard Key Heath
esq. corner of CNeapside, Baltimore ; or to
the subscriber on the premises
RICHARD GRAFTON BELT.
Vnve-nh r 5 ________ PO
iiie Subscriber
No, 46, North Howard-street,
Has received per ship . enrietta, from Liver-
pool
Several cases of HOSIERY,
Consisting qf
. Black and Mixed Worsted,
Lamb's Wool and Cotton.
Which will be sold low by the package.
WILLIAM SCOTT.
December 7_________ eo4t
In Baltimore County Court,
November Hst, 1607
On Application to the judges of the said
County Court, by petition in writing of Vi'M.
SUMAN, of said county, praying tf,c betted
fit of the act for (he relief of sundry insol-
vent debtors, on the terms mentioned in said
act! a schedule of his property, and a list
of his creditors on oath, as far as be can
ascertain them, as directed by the said act
ben g annexed to his petition, and that the
said comity court, being satisfied by compe-
tent testimony, that the said William Suman
has resided the two preceding years with*
in the state of Maryland, prior to the pas-
sage of the said act, and the said William
Suman, at the lime of presenting his petition
as aforesaid, h-iving produced to tbe saiel
court, the assent in writing of so many of
his creditors as have due to them the amouat
of two thirds of the debts due by him at tiie
time of passing the said act.
It is thereupoli adjudged and ordered hr
the said court, that the said William Suman
(by causing a copy of u.is order to he insert*
ed in some one of the .newspapers in the City
of Baltimore, every other day for 3 month/
successively, before the twentv-iiinth day
of March Kext) give notice to his creditors to
appear bef, re the said county court, at the
Court House, in the said county, at 30 o'clock
in tiie forenoon qfthe said 29th dji) of March
next, for tiie purpose of recomrr.oudmtr a
trustee for their benefit, on the said William
Suirtan, then and there taking tiie oath by said
act prescribed tor delivering up his property
Signed per order.
WM. GIBSCtM, Clerk.
November 23. coSm
The Subscriber '
Is compelled to notify his Creditors, that
after two years laborious experiment, he finds
it impossible to satisfy fully the var.ous claiaw
of his old concern against him ; and he, there-
fore is necessitatedto resort to the net of assein.
bly for insolvent relief, by application to the
judget of Baltimore county court, or to one
of tiie judges thereof in the recess of the
court S. W1I.MEU.
nr-N?v5!.n_--rJi3-.________ _______eo2 m
P81NTED~4KD 'PVDLiSHE^BY^
JOHN HEWES,
Ofipm'te the PostOjfue, St. Paul':-'
bamtmqbr.
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