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Baltimore andYork Turnpike
ROAD CO MP INT.
HE Stockholder* of said c unpany are re-
quested to meeton Saturday the sixteenth slay
of January next, at Evans' Tavern in tke city of
Baltimore, at lo o'clock i.i the forenoons in or
dor lo organise the said corporation, and to
choose by ballot, to be delivered in person or
by proxy, one President, e;ght Managers and
one Treasurer, &c agreeably to the 4th sec-
tion of the act ofincorp ration.
Joseph fhornburg,
Thomas M'Elderry,
Nicholas Merryman, ("of Elijah J
Dxvtd M'Mechen,
Commissioners.
December 8. c«t L6J
Rum & Pimento.
Just receive I per Sch'r Shepherdess, Capt. Carr
Jrani the North side of Jamaica, and for sale
by the sU»scrit>ers%
77 puncheons 4th proof Jamaica Rum,
80 bags Pimento.
O -J HAJ'D,
50 kegs first quality Twist Tobacco,
25 boxes Spanish Cigars,
1 i hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
15 tons Campeachy Logwood,
200 boxes Coffee,
7 tons Nicaragua Wood,
Hyson and Young Hyson Tea,
Sail Twine, sic.
FOULK & KARRICK,
Smith's Dock.
December 8. eoiw
Wants a Situation^
A LAD of between 10 and 17years of age,
un acquainted In Baltimore, writes a tolerable
good hand, and can prod :ce good recom nen
Oations, would bind himself as an apprentice
t» a Wholesale Grocery, or Dry Good Store
A line addressed to VV H. and left at tins of-
fice will be attsnded to.
December 1._____________________£°ilt____
For Sale,
Belt Leather, Drumheadsj white Welting,
prime Buckskins, ltd, yellow, green 8t blank
Morocco, Hatters' and Saddlers' .V'ool, Deer's
Hair, Hair suitable for platsterers, and a ge-
neral assortment of Leather of the best qua
lity ami upon the cheapest terms.
R. K. HEATH,
No. 1, Clieapside.
August 24. ep
To Rent,
The Store and Warehouse, corner of Balti-
more street, and Public Alley, 1 ite in tenure
of Messrs. Wessels a-nd Primivessi. This
stano. is amongst the best in the city, well cal
culated for an extensive wholesale or retail
B17 Goods business.
ALSO
A Dw Mmg House and Store, near the
corner of Charles-street and Primrose alley.
This Store and Situation is fitted for a Groce-
ry, in which line it lias been occupied for some
years past. Immediate possession can be had
Of either of them. For terms and particulars
inquire of D. WILLIAMSON.
December 5. eolm
A Dissolution of the Part-
nership of Alexander and Jara»s Fulton, hav-
ing lately taken place, the subscribers give
notice that they have appointed Mr. Alex-
ender Fulftwi to receive all debts due that
concern, and give discharges for the same.
LUKE TIGRNAN >_
ALkX. M'DONALD.i r"stee3-
November 17. eol2t||
New Mode of Swindling.
200 Dollars Reward
FQR APPRE A'ENDING THE CHIEF
ACTO?, RICHARD HARDEN,
Late of Prat street, in (he city of Balti-
more, Grocer, who left said city, on or about
the 24th day of October last. The Public
¦would confer an obligation on a person from
whom he purchased a large q lantity of goods,
¦which, together with others purchased from
different persons, he sold to many others,
chiefly to a Mr. Shamwav, to whom he s«ld
upwards of 6000 dojlnrs worth ; (Shamwsy,
had been his Clerk) ; and likewise on whom
he prevailed to endorse notes to a considera-
ble amount, if they would forward a few lines,
menti ning where he may be found, to E. F.
car; of the editor of the Federal Gaz-tte.
The said R. A arden, is about J8 years of
age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, stout made
black complexion, a mark on his jaw Hie that
of an evil, down look, and is a IV'lor by trade.
When in Baltimore he was dressed in black,
-with a crape en his hat; he seems to have a
general knowledge of business, and of the
country; is a native of New-England. He
formorly lived in Charleston, S. C. and in
Newbern, N. C. The person he has taken in
as above stated, is a Man with a large family,
from whom he has taken nearly the whole
means of support for them and himself, and
therefore claims the assistance of the public,
in detecting him Shsuld the person giving
information (so that he can be arrested) re-
quire it, the above reward will be given, by
the writer of this, who may be known on ap-
plication to the Editor of the Baltimore Fe-
deral Gazette; and his name never be men-
tioned.
N. B- It is supposed that Harden hss gone
to New-York, followed by several of his asso-
ciates : at which place he will probably re-
sume a trade to which he is no stranger
,Tj- The Editors 0: the h,urjolk Gaictu, Phi-
ladelphia Gazitte, New-Tori Qnzette, ai.d B s-
ton GaZctie, are requested to Publish the above
to tie amount of tvio dollars each, and t-:nd
their Accounts to this office.
December 10. eo4t
To Rent,
The HOUSE, lately (occupied as an office
by tne Frederick Turnpike Company, in For-
rcst-'straet, between .St. Peter's Church and
Market-street ; an excellent stand, and well
oa.culated tor a store, or warehouse, being
but a few doors from and in view of Market-
street. For terms apply to
ISAAC B'JUNESTON,
No. ly6, Alarket-street.
December lo. eo
To Rent,
A three-story Brick WAREHOUSE, No.
1, South Libeity-street, ami near Market-st
lately occupied by Mr. P. A. Karthause.
A SO,
The adjoining two story Brick Warehouse,,
lately in tUe occupation of Messrs, A. and J.
Fulton.
Also ma* he had,
A tVo-story Brick Dwelling HOUSE, ad.
joining the above. Possession of cither will
be given immediately. For terms apply to
CONRAD REIN1CKER,
|No. 241, Market-street,
December l. eo
Notice.
Alttho.=;e who have accounts of long standing
on the Books of JACOB and WM. NO
are earnestly requested to settle the same, as
suits will be inslitu-.ed without respect to per-
sons, alter the expiration of five mouths from
this date. Wvj. NORRIS, Jan.
Survivi g Partner of Jacob isf Wm- Norris
November 10. eo
Rolling and SMtit% Mill.
The subscribers ere bow ready to execute
orders tbr Rolled and Slit Iron, a large and
general assgrtmont of which t'tev constantly
keep for sale, viz, 3d, 4d, 6d, Sd, 10d\ 12d,
and 20d, Hoop and Nail, Deck and Spike
Rods.
ANDREW & THOMAS ELLICOTT.
October 6. eo
Coach-Making.
|The subscribers still continue their l.jsi-
ness of COACH MAKING, &c. in Plough-
man-street, near Christ Church, Old Town,
Baltimore, where all kinds of Fashionable
and Plain.
CARRIAGES, GIGS, CURRICLES AAD
HARNESS,
Are made and repaired, at the shortest no-
tice and on reasonable terms They hope, by
punctual attention to business, to merit a
share of public patronage.
Who have for Sale,
A Jersey CARRIAGE, which in form and
size, is more f shionable, handsome and con-
venient, than those, commonly huil<; tit is con-
structed to travel. With one or two Horses ;
and furnished with an elegant set of plated
Harness.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
A Handsome New-Jersey Waggon.
COMEGYS & EAVERSON.
_Sept 17.________ eo
Boarding and Lodging,
At No 42, Southstkeet.
Mrs. PARKblR
Returns her unfeigned thanks to a generous
public. She still continues as above, where
»he cau accommodate 2o daily boarders.
N. B. She has sufficient accommodations
for six or eight gentlemen by the year.
Nove mber 10.______________________eolm
Henry and George Gassaway,
No. 39, corner of S. Gay C3" Market-streets,
Have jast receive I by the late arrivals, the follow-
ing assortment of t)ry Goods, which they of-
fer at the most reduced prices >
Carpets of different sizes ind patterns.
1-2 5-8 3 4 & 4 4 wide Ventian Carpetings.
1-2 3-4 & 4-4 do. Ingrane various pat-
terns,
Elegant Fancy Hearth ruggs,
Superfine & Common Broad Cloths,
Do. do. Cassimere,
Do. do. Coatings,
Rose and Striped Blankets,
Furniture Fringes, with Tassells to suit,
Linen Canibr:cU and Cambrick Dimities,
Cambrick and Jackonett Muslins,
Tarn bored Muslins,
Silk and Cotton Chambrays,
Swansdown and Toilinett Waistcoating,
Moleskine and Florentine, do.
Constitution Cords, Plain Velvetts and Vel-
vetteen,
Plains, Kerseys, and Half Thicks,
Irish Linens, and Shirting Muslins,
Threads, Bobbins and Tapes.
• With a number [of articles too tedious to
mention.
Nov. If._________________ eo
Baltimore and Reister's-town
TURNPIKE ROAD.
The President and Managers require the
payment of the second instalment of five dol-
lorson each share of the augmented slock of
company, to be made at the Bank of Balti-
m.re, en the 1st day of January uext.
By order,
JOHN F. HARRIS. Sec'ry.
November 3._____________ eottj
Baltimore and Reister's-town
TURNPIKE ROAD.
Baltimore, November 2, 1807.
The President and Managers have this day
declared a half yearly Dividend of 5 per cent
on the original Stock of the company ; said
Dividend will be paid to the Stockholders or
to their Representatives, producing powers
of attorney, or correct simple orders, at the
company's office, on the 16th instant.
By order,
JOHN F. HARRIS, Sec'ry.
November 3. eolj
Von Kapff & Brui.e,
Have received, and offer for Sale,
23 Trunks Pruss.'anas- -an excellent article
for the Spanish market, /
47 crates Earthenware, assorted to suit the
Spanish market,
1 bale Bedticks.
On Hand,
German Linens ; Flanders Sheetings or
Branants ; heavy and light Holla.,d Sail Duck ;
Mock Russia Sheeting; Silk Velvets and Rib-
bands ; Tapes and Bobbins ; Gunny Bags ;
sewing and fishing Twine ; Holland Gin ;
gin Cases ; half pint Tumblers- black lead
Crucibles ; Maddar ; Copper ; silver W atch
es, and Portwine in Boxes.
Also,
230,000 lbs St. Domingo Coffee,
700 boxes Hava:\a Sugars,
£7 Serbehs first quality CaraccasJIndigo
18 qasS.8 Rocoa,
42 bales Upland Cotton,
15 do. black Snake Root
6 barn Is and 7 Dags Gum Guyacum,
55 ho\es Cigars.
__Nov 30,_______________________d6'eo6t.
Lajitte, Duche & liarthe,
Baltimore street, No. 172,
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 boxes best Havanna Cigars,
2 bales French Cloths,
1 case embroidered Cambric Shirts,
4 bales Renncs Thread,
4 trunks Shoes, embroidered and plain
2 bales Shirting Linen,
1 case Sattin,
1 trunk Ladies Si'.k Stocking3,
1 case Taffetas,
1 case Plaid Silk,
1 box Paris Jewellery,
Spanglej and Silver Wire,
The whole well calculated for French and
Spanish Market, and entitled to drawback.;_
Also on hand—(by piece or dozen)
A large assortment e4'
FRENCH SILK GOODS.
November 30. eo7t
Pimento.
4C00 lbs. Jamaica PIMENTO, received
per sloop Rover, Lookman, from New-York,
and lor Sale by FITCH HALL, Jun.
81, Bowly's wharf.
November 30. d4t-eo4t
Imported
In the ship Bashuv., captain Peterhin, front the
River La Plata, and for sale by the subscribers,
25000 Hides,
700 Horse do.
516 bales and ) „r ,„ „
25 casks 5 0f ra',ow>
They have also for sale,
10 bales of Blue Guineas, or Madra* Blue
Cloths, A large assortment of
India Goods,
Consisting of
Gurrahs,
Baft as,
.....'dies,
Cossas, and
Punjttm Cloths-
Madeira Wine, of London particular, and
London Market qualities, in pipes, half pipes
and quarter casks, part of which was import-
ed last ear.
And 60000 Dutch Quills.
ROBERT GILMOR & SONS.
October 6. eo
Ironmongery, Woollens, ?Sc
5 cases Plated Saddlery,
6 cases Gilt and Plated Buttons,
1 case of Jewelry, Watch Chains, Seals,
Keys,
'5 bales Flannels and coarse Cloths,
4 cases Cotton Goods, Twilled, Plain and
Fancy, for sale, on very cheap terms by
CORNTHWAIT & YARNALL,
No. 83, Bowly's wharf.
11th mo 16.____________________4teol0t
PALL GOODS.
By the Abeona and other vessels from England,
APPLET ON & CO.
Have received an extensive assortment of
Woolen, Cotton iif Silk Goods,
Which are now opening at No. 16 Calvert-
street, and will be sold positively as low, by the
package or piece, as at any store in Baltimore
or Philadelphia.
Forty trunks Calicoes and Furnitures, bales
of Broadcloths, Casshneres Coatings, Flush-
ings, Plains, Forest Cloths, Flannels, Baizes,
Kerseys, Blankets, Pelice Cloths and Flannels,
&c. i cases of Cords, Velvets, Vestings of the
best London Cassimeres, Toilinets .v Worsted
Quiltings, Printed Tabbys, Hats Ginghams,
Shawls, Checks, Handkerchiefs, Sattins, Per-
sians, Silk Handkerchiefs, Cotton and Silk
Sewings ; Birmingham Ware, fee. Sic.
Sept 24 eo
Just received, and for Sale by
GEORGE HILL.
(Pnct Fifty Cents,)
A Faithful Picture of the Political
Situation of
NEW-ORLEANS,
At the close of the last and the beginning of
the present year
Extract from the Preface.
" There are many, whom the events of that
mysterious period have so deeply affected, both
in personal suffering and in reputation, and on
whose feelings they have made an impression
so poignant ami indelible, that they cani">t he
forgotten. The story will never d:e : that it
may live free from misrepresentation is the ob-
ject of the following pages."
October 22. __________ dlt-eo __
Ground Plaister o( Paris,
FOR SALE AT FIF1Y CENTS FEB BISHEL,
By the subscriber, at his s.ioiv, the comer
of Pratt and Commerce s'lxets, and at the
Mill's of William Patterson, on the Great
Fill's of Gunpowder—A constant supply will
be kept at both places.
SAMUEL BYRNES.
N. B. The Mills are near the town of Jop
pa, and on navigable water.
11th mo. '.Ust. ________e(.6m
Agreeable Present For tiie
New Year.
Just Published and fer sale by Geo. Hill,
THE AMERICAN LADIES'
POCKET BOOK,
FOR THE YEAR 1808—CONTAINING
An Almanac.
Ruled pages for memorandums, observa^
tionsand engagements— also, for accounts
of money received, paid or lent, for every
day in the year
The Wanderer ot Switzerland.
Select Poetry.
New and celebrated Songs
A Marketing Table and 0'hers.
With an Elegant E graved Frontispiece.
Price 75 cents, and in Morocco 125 cents.
ALSO,
The Gentleman's Annual
Pocket Remembrancer,
For the Year 1808—Containing,
An Almanac.
Ruled, pages for memorandums, obsena-
tions,eng-agements, ¦ for a cash account.
Government of the United States, Execu-
tive, Legislative and Judiciary.
Departments of Government.
General Establishments:
Duties on Goods imported.
Correct List of the army and navy.
Seveta! useful Tables. Sic.
Price 75 cents an, in Morocco 125 cents,
(T_P 15o reams imported Sheathing Paper 0
superior quality,
25 packets solid deep Gold Leaf,
1000 books deep Dutch Metal GoM.
100 do do do Silver.
Nov. 24.________________________d5teo!2t
By Virtue of a Decree of the
honorable the high court of Chancery, will
he sold, Monday the 21st day of Decem-
ber next, (if fair, if not the next fair day,)
between the hours of one and two o'clock,
at M'Coy's Tavern, (known by the name of
Spurrier's) on Elk Ridge, the following
Tracts or parts of Tracts of LAND, lying
in Anne rundle county, formerly the pro-
petty of the late William Hammond, of
the city of Annapojis, deceased, and mort-
gaged by him to the late Joseph Clarke,
viz :
Addition to Champion Forrest, The Vice,
one undivided seventh part of two-third parts
of a Tract of Land called Support.
The above Lands are so v«ell known that
they need no discriplion They are worth
the attention of any person disposed to vest
his money in real property. A plat of them
may be seen at the office of the subscriber.
No. 17, South Gay-street.
The terms of sale ¦ are, 1-8 of the purchase
money to be paid on the ratification of the
s.les by the chancellor, and t! e residue in 9,
I \ and 18 tbtihtbt, from the daj of sale, the
whoie to bear interest until paid. The pur.
Bhaserto give bond, with security for the pur.
chase money, bo conveyance to be madt un.
til the -.hole of tcjc purchase money is paid.
SL* CHASE, Jun, Trustee.
Neveinber 26. eo
REMOVAL.
Buffum and Goodhue
Have removed-to the new store, lately built
by James Carey, threi* doors below their for-
mer stand, corner of Bowly's whaiif &
Sou ru-street, No. 16
U'here they offer for sale,
60 pipes
Catalonia Red WINE,
10 half pipes j
2 pipes London Market and Madeira do
60 lib' s. 1st proo1' N E Rum,
14 do. 4th proof d». do.
10 pipes Holland Gin,
' 00'? bag-s heavy Black Pepper,
300 do 1st and 2d quality Calcutta Sugar,
350 do. Alhim,
100 boxes Mould Candles,
20 do. Dipt do.
50 do. Spermaceti do.
20 do. Cotton »nd Wool Car&S;
250 do. Brown Soap,
100 do. White do
4(U si .es Soal Leather,
500 pieces 1st and 2d quality Russia Duck,
200 do. Ravens Duck,
150 do Sheeting.
20 chests Hyson Skin Tea,
20 small boyes do. 13 1-2 lb. each,
15 chests Young Hvson Tea,
15 do. Souchong do.
50 boxes Spanish Segars,
90 kegs Patent Shot, assorted, from 13 B
to No. 6.
25 tons Clean Hemp,
ALSO,
Forty Bales and Cases
Calcutta and Madras Goods;
Consisting if
Beerboom Gurrahs, Jaunpore, Saniiahs,
Cusback, Baftas, Madras and Ventipulam
Handkerchiefs, Pepper Cambays, Manilla,
Ginghams, Charcimic s, Nicanees, Karakall,
Ginghams, St. Thomas do. Madras, Red and
Cudalore Blue H'dkfs. ike.
Woverobcr S1.5 dlOt-eolOt
i.iiiiixth-I exC.ilasenclevcr,
No. 67, Bowly's wharf,
Have just received and offer J or sale,
Brown and White Platillas,
Royals,
Ticklenhiirgs,
Bielfeld, Warondorf, and Homemade Lin-
en,
Listadoes, Checks, Apron Checks, and
Stripes, .
Cotton and Linen Handkerchiefs,
Silks, Silk and Velvet Ribbons,
Fine Laces and Beggar Laces,
Tapes and Thread,
Looking Glass Plates, from 40 to 24 &. 30
to 17,
Looking Glasses and Nuremberg Goods,
Best Germai Steel, Heart and Club.
The whole entitled to drawback.
Andby the schooner Hoi inony, from Amsterdam,
A general assortment of
German Woolen Hosiery.
And a new supply of the above advertised
goods. October 8. eo
For Sale,
18 hhds. Martinique Cl.1',1 ; •gar.T ^^
50(0 -bs. do Green Coffee, ' 8. a
18 boxes White Hay»ia Sugar, ^ 3 •?;
10 hhds Port Wine, ! S S.
40 pi|>e;; Particular Term, Wine. J ^ S
Apply to
JOHN RANDALL,
95, Btiivley'i Wharf.
December 8._____________________ec4lt
The Subscriber
No. 46, North Howard street,
Has received per ship 1 eniietu, from Liver-
pool
Several cases of HOSIERY,
Consisting of
Black and Mixed Worsted,
Lamb's Wool and Colic 11.
Which will be sold low by the package.
WILLIAM SCOTT.
December 7.___________ ec4t
India Goods, £xc. 6ic
Benj¦ and Geo. Williams,
No '. llnWLY's WHJRF,
OFFER FOR SALE,
186 bales India Goods,
Consisting of
Gurrahs, Mamoodes, Cossas, Sawns, Mow,
Saunas, Bafts, Kmcrti. s,LongCloths, Checks,
Cust.s, Sreen, Checked, Striped and Orange
colored Seersuckers, Kharadarys, Bandanna
H'dkfs. assorted, Sooty lion al, Blue Gilla,
Choppa, Romal, Lung-ee, Pulicat and Pattern
Madras H'dkfs.
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 Ilavanna do.
Nocember 19._______________dSt 2aw4w||
Just Received—For bale.
10 hhds. 1st quality St. Croix Sugar,
20 qr casks Sherry Wine, D. G. brand,
12 hhds. first quality Moiassees,
20 brgs beautiful Green Collee,
7 hhds. high proof Jamaica Spirit*,
8 do. 3d and 4ih proof Antigua do.
1800 baskets fine Table Salt.
WILLIAM NORRIS, Jun.
No- 64, Baltimore-street
December 10. 2aw„'w
Twenty Dollars Reward,
Itanaway from the Subscribe!, seme time
in November last, a Black Negro BOY, nam-
ed George, about 14 jears of age, has large
white eyes, a down look, and a sear upr
Gloves,
50 do. do. do. Silk do.
Cotton and Worsted Hoss,
Carpets, Blankets, Baizes, Half Thicks,,'
Kersey's Plains, Devonshire Kersey's, Flu^h"
ings, Irish and German Linens.
INDIA MUSLINS, and almost every ar-*
tide in the Dry Good Line-
October 5. d6t-eo
"Wanted to Rent,.
THREE ROOMS, for the accommodation
of a single gentleman, in a central part of the
city. Inq .ire at this office.
December 8. eo4tS
IhBaltimbre County Court,
November 28, 1807-
Mathiat Rich, an insolvent debtor of Balti-
more county, having heretofore applied, by
petition in. writing, to the Judges of the said
County Court, praying {he benefit of the " act
for the relief of sundry insolvent debtors" •
and a schedule of his property and a list of
his creditors, on oath, as iar as he can ascer-
tain them, ,.s directed by said act, being at*
nexed to the petition" ( and the said MiShias
Rich, h a.irg proved to the satisfaction of th«
said court that he hath resided in the slate of
Maryland the two preceding years prior to
the passage of the said act i arid having been
brought before the said court, and diss
ed from ir, prisoninent, on taking the bath bv
said act required
It is thereupon adju 'ged and ordered, by
the said court, that the said Mathias Rich,
appear before the comity court, at the Court-
House in the said county, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of the 29th day of March next,
to answer such interrogatories as mat !
posed to hint by his creditors ; that the said
day be, and is hereby appointed, the titDa foi
the said creditors to appear and recommend
a trustee for their benefit ; and the said Ma-
ihi.s Rich, give them notice of the passage
of th's order, by causing a copy to be inserted
in some one of the newspapers in the city of
Baltimore, every other day, tor th
successively, before the said tweets
day of Maich next.
Signed per order.
WM. GIBSON, Clerk.
December 8, _18o7.____________ eo.'-'n |
Baltimore County, ss.
ON spplication to me in the recess of the
court, as an associate judge of the sixth ju-
dicial district of the state of Maryland', by
petition in writing of Churlis Longford, of
the city of Baltimore, an insolvent debtor,
praying the benefit of the acts o! assembly for
relief of insolvent dehors, on the terms'pre.
scribed by the said acts : a schedule of bis
property and a list of his creditors, on oath,
as far as he can ascertain them,, as directed by
the said acts, being annexed to bis said petiti-
on, having produced to me the assent in
writing of so many ef his creditors as have
due to them the amount of two-thiids of the
debts due by him at the time of his applicati-
on ; and being sa isfied bv competi nt testimo-
ny, tbatthe said Charles Langibrd has resided
within the state ot Maryland, the two] ree< ding
years, prior to his application, it is thereupon
ordered by me, that the said Charles Langford
(by causing a copy of this to be inserted in seme
one of the newspapers in tie city of Balti-
more, every other day for three niontbt suc-
cessively., beforethe twenty sixthdaj u\ March
next,) give notice to his creditors to appear-be-
fore the county court at the court-hoifSt, in the
said county, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of
the twenty-sixth day of March next, i\ r the
ptirpi se of recommending a trustee for their
benefit, on the said Charles Langiord, thenand
there taking the oath by the act prescribed for
deliveung up bis property. Given under my
hand this twenty-sixth thy of September, eigh.
teen hundred and seven. THOMAS Ji >NKS.
(Sept. 29.) eoSni
Notice is hereby Given,
That I intend to make application to Balti-
more county court, or in recess of the court,
to one of the judges thereof, for the benefit
of the insolvent Lawofthe stateof Maryland,
passed at Ndwember session 1805, and for ^he;
supplement thereto, passed at November
session, 1806. JACOB GET i IG.
December 5, I8o7.
To all my Creditors.
Noitice is hereby given, that I intend ap.
plying to the Baltimure county court, or one
of tl e judges tin reof, for the benefit oftue
insolvent laws, of the state of Maryland.
JACOB OTTKSEN
November 17, 1807- eoSm
Notice is hereby given,
THAT I intend to apply to the Judges of
Baltimore CouWy Court, or some one of them,
for 'lie benefn of the act for the relief of sun-
dry insolvent debtors.
H. BROWNE.
November 18. |
