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This is to give Notice,
THAT the suhscrbers of the city of Balti-
more, have obtained from the orphans' court
of Baltimore bounty, letters testamentary, on
ttie pergonal esta'e of William S. Summers,
late of said countv, deceased; All persons
having claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to produce them with the
vouchers properly authenticated to the sub-
scribers, on or before the 10th day of May
next, they may otherwise by-law, he exclud-
ed from receiving any dividend, of the said
estate. Given inner our hands, this 3d day
of October, 1807.
\. WORTHING TON, ?Ex.rs>
WM G'VYNN,
November "8
l*w6w
L'ORACLE ! ! !
JOURNAL POLITIQUE, COMMERCIAL
er LIIERAIRE.
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braires ; au Merchant's Coffee-House, et au
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POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL & LITE-
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entained that a sufficient number of subscrib-
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Nov 4 ever.
Sundry LOTS, and Small FAiCMS, lying
on th: Frederick Turnpike Road, on the Elk
Ridge-Landing Road, and Cross Roads, lead-
ing1 from one to the other : distant not three
miles from the city of Baltimore, and com-
manding a vivw of the harbor, and bay.
These Lands, are generally in wood ;
good water is found at a little distance from
tha surface ; and the situation is high, and
healthy. As these Lands are laid out in a vil-
lag-e extending from the Frederick Road to
the Elk-Ridge Landing Road, a good neigh-
borhood will soon be established ; and per
ons who may wish to shelter their families,
from the diseases of a town in summer, may
be accommodated with one to twenti acres,
affording all the advantages of an agreeable
country residence ; without an advance of cash
for the first purchase. There are two streams
©f water passing through the Land, which
render several of the Lots convenient for
Butchers, Graziers, or Cow-keepers.
There is a fine quarry of Stone, and some
Band on the premises, so that buildings may
be erected ehcap A plat ma\ be seen and
the terms made known, bv applying to Mr.
Sam. Green, surveyor, No. 40, High street,
Old-Town ; to Mr. Walter Roe, 46, South
street, or to
RICHARD CATON,
Attornoy for the Parties
frfnyemherO._____________________i!4l-law
CnaiiiabJe Marine Society,
LOTTERY."
THE subscribers having been appointed by
the members of said society, managers of a lot-
tery, authorised by the general assembly of
Maryland, intend to raise a sum of money to
aid the fluids of said societv in extending fur-
ther relief to the indigent «.-. dims and helpless
trbhans, offer to the r>ehrir the following
SCHEME.
1 Prize of 5000 Dollars is 5000
1 do. 3500 do. 25U0
2 do. 1500 do. ¦ 3000
4 do. 750 do. 3000
10 do. 300 do. 3000
•20 do. 150 do. 3000
40 do. 75 do. 3001
80 do. SO do. 2400
200 do. 20 do. 4000
800 do. 10 do. 8000
-50OO do. 6 do. 30000
1 First drawn blank 200
1 After 2000 tickets 200
1 4000 200
1 6000 200
jh sooy 400
X 10000 400
1 12000 50O
a 14000 iooo
1 1600O 200t
1 Last drawn blank 300C
5168 Prizes amounting to jg 75000
116:42 Blanks
Sum raised including expence 35000
18000 Tickets at 5 dolls each is g 90000
From the above Scheme, it appears tha
>there are less than two Blanks to a Prize; and
that the Prizes are to be paid taithi ut deduction
The advantages offered to adventurers, and
the very charitable object to which the money
Is to be applied, induce the Managers to hope,
that a speedy sale of the tickets will enable
theirs to commence drawing at an early day
All prizes will be paid in sixty days after the
Completion of the, drawing., and such prizes as
aie not demanded within twelve months, will
be considered as generous donations to the
truly charitable object of the Lottery.
Tickets may be had of the.Managers, and
audi other persons as they may appoint to sell.
PrrJScs- in the Lotteries now drawing in this city,
viill be reccieed'r.i payment for tickets.
MANAGERS.
'am Mathews, -DanielHolland,
fjwrndtci > 'h y->h:: 0gs
Tola as E Statistury, Thomas Tenrmnt,
fifoli* Snyder,
Thrmthf Gardner,
Thomas Rogers,
f ebruary 10,
Thomas Sprtgg, atut
Piter Gould.
law
1 antier's Dank ot Maryland, ,
November 23% 1807.
NOTICE W STOCKHOLDERS.
Thai the Fifth instal nent of Ten Dollars a
Share on their Stock becomes due and pay-
oMe on the 12th December next, any stock-
holder failing to make regular payment of any
instalment, such stockholders money in Bank
will remain free from interest, and not in-
titled to divideed until such installment or call
shall be made good, and the dividend thereaf-
ter to he paid to such stockholder as a el! upon
the Money by him regularly paid, as upon
the Money paid after default will be calculat-
ed on'y from the time when said last instal-
ment was made good.
By order,
JONA. PINKNEY Cashier.
November _6. lawjt__
Notice.
A BATTEA.U, 16 feet long and 5 feet
wide, palulttd white on the Jut side, a.id red
on the inside, with black gun wales,' wa#
taken up by one of the subscriber's servants, on
Friday the ' th instant, adrift in the mouth of
Chester River, near the subscriber's Wind
Mil! Lant.ing. The owner is desired to prove
his property pay the expense of this adver-
tisement, and the charges of taking- up and
securing the said Batteau, and take her
away. THOMAS SMYTH.
Eastern Neck, Kent County.
December 9-___________________ law4t
Encouragement of Literature.
t>Y AUTHORITY.
Scheme of a Lottery,
for the benefit of
St.MARY'SOOLLEGE, ofBALTIMORE
Dells. Dolst.
1 Prize of - - 30,000
1 do. • 15,000
2 do. 10,000 - ¦ 20,000
2 do. 5000 - 10,000
5 do. 1000 - 5,000
10 do. 500 - 5,000
20 do. 200 - 4,000
100 do. 100 - 10,000
150 do. 90 - 7,5000
7000 do. 12 -• 84,000
Trin'ty Church Lottery.
, subscribers having been appointed
Managers of a Lottery authorised by the go.
nerval assembly of Maryland, and the Corpora-
tion of the Cih of Baltimore -or the purpose of
raising a sum of money for the erection of
said ^iiurch and for other purposes, offer to
the public the following
SCHEME.
1 Prize of 'art, 5000
1 do. 3000
2 do. 2000 4u00
2 do. 1500 3000
3 do. 1000 3000
6 do. 5 JO 30 o0
20 do. 200 4000
35 do. 100 3500
70 do. 50 3500
175 do. 20 3500
500 do. 10 5000
5250 do. 6 31500
7291 Prizes
Stationary pemiums
190,500
24,500
14,209 Blanks —Not two » a Prize. 215,000
21,500 tickets, at lo dollars each, 215,ooo
Arrangement of Stationary Premiums—Viz.
1st. drawn blank - - jg5L)0
1st. do. after 2yC00 tickets are drawn, 1000
1st. do. after 4,000 - 1000
1st. do after 6,000 - - 1500
1st. do. after 8,000 - . 150o
1st. do. after 10,000 . - 1500
1st. do. after 12,000 - - 1500
1st do. after 14,000 - • 1500
1st do. after 16,000 - - 1500
1st. do. after 18,000 . - 1500
1st. do. after 20,000 . - 1508
• Last drawn Blank, . • lo.ooo
Dollars 245,oo0
15per cent on g215ooo is . J2.250
Sum to be raisedby the lottery-30,000
Expences of the tottery . - 2250
----------32,250
The Drawing will positively co iimence on
the 31st of December, 1807, and then con-
tinued without any material interruption four
days in every week, drawing 500 per day
—The managers having contracted for the
greater part of the T ckets, on these express
conditions, under a penalty of 50,(00 dollars.
The wonderful! celerity with which the
Tickets have sold for some time past, has al-
ready'just fi, d a rise of 50 cents ; they are
further to be raised to 11 dollars on the 1st of
December, to 11 1-2 en the first day of Draw-
ing, and probably in a still more 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.
fill payment of the prizes, which will be paid
subject to a deduction of 15 per cent, 30 day,
after the drawing is finished.
Tickets to be had of the Managers, espe-
cially of the Treasuer et the College, and at
the several offices cf Messrs. Geo. & Robert
Waite, Vincent, Cole and Dobbin
William Du Boukg,"
John Tessiek,
Luke Tiernan,
Robert Walsh,
William Lorman,
Alexander M'Kim,
Henry Wilson,
Sambel Sterett,
James M'Henry
S. Hollincsworth,
Lewis Du Bourg,
Philip Laurensos
6065 Prizes. 72000
11935 Blanks.
Sum raised, 15000
Expences including commission to
the Corporation 3000
18000 Tickets al Five Dolls, each 900u)
Or THE ABOVE PRIZES.
1 of200dols.to the firstdraun Blank.
1 208 do. to the 1st drawn blank after 5000
1 300 do. do. 4^00
1. 200 do. do. 6000
1 200 do. do. 8000
1 1000 do. do. 10000
1 580 do. do. 12000
! 500 do. do. 14000
1 1500 do." do. IuiluO
1 2000 Isst drawn blank.
It will appear from the above scheme that
th;re are not two blanks to a prize, and that
the prizes will be paid witljout any deduction.
From the advantage offered to adventurers
and the object to which the money is to be ap-
plied, the Managers hope and expect they will
make a speedy sale of the Tickets, so as to
enable them to commence drawing at an early
day.
The Prizes will be paid sixty days after the
drawjiig ; and such as may not be demanded
withiutwelve months after, will be considered
as generous donations to the objects of the
Lottery. Bond has been given to the Mayor
and City-Council for the faithful performance
of the Managers
Tickets may be had of either of the Mana-
gers and of such other persons as may be ap-
pointed by them. Prizes in the Lotteries now
drawing in this citv, will be received in pay-
ment tor Tickets.
WILLIAM SLATER, T
ALEXANDER M'KIM,
JOSEPH AL LENDER,
WILLIAM PRICE,
JOHN SNYDER,
W M'MECHIN,
WILLI*.MY LEWIS,
HEZSK1AH PRICE.
A ugust 15
ft.
March 31
j
eolm-law
Eorty Dollars Reward.
Several ROBBERIES ! ! !
And one Burglary of an uncommon kind
have lately been perpetrated in this city and
the precincts, bv a Mulatto man named BUB,
and three hegro Men, Two of the latter
were on Sunday last committed to Ba.timore
jail—And two have not jet been taien, ons nam-
ed WILL ;
who is about twenty-fete years of age. and
between five feet eight, and five feet ten inch-
es high ; lie is straight and well made, has a
small mouth, a pleasing countenance and is
very black.
BOB,
(The Mulatto) is : bout the same age and
height of WILL, hut so not well made; neither
is liis face so agreeable, his Eus loot %nid y.
unsettled, He has a considerable itolpagi in
/-.is speech. "Inch apparel I cannot describe
I will pay the above reward, (or Twenty
Dollars for either) and reasonable charges fbr
bringing them to me, or for securing them in
Baltimore j;:il
OC? If any person, BLACK or WHITE,
will give in' certain k/brniution, how ana vihere,
HOB and WILL may be apprehended, I will
pay that person, the snid reward - aril shell
never mention his or her namr as tny informer.
RICHARDSON STVaRT.
November 25> d2 ee>2t law
'i lie bubsenber is under the
painful necessity of announcing to the public:
his intention to petition the next Calvert coun-
ty court, or one of the judges, in the recess
of the: court, for the benefit of an act of assem-
bly, emitted 'an act for the benefit of insolvent
debtors,' passed November session, 1805, and
the supplementary act thereto, passed Novem-
ber session, iS06.
WM. H. SMITH
Calvert County; December 9. Imv4t
I hereby give Notice,
That I intend to apply to some judge of
Anne Aroudle county court, on fho 14th da)
of'Januun aext, fertile benefit of the act en.
titled an act fbr the relief oi sundry insolvent
debtors, passed at November aassibn 1805 j
CHARLES ELDER.
N .veujbsr 13, 1807. lawUiJ
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^ Managers.
J
2aw8t-!aw
PRO BONO PUttLICOr
Patent Water-proof fimnswict Blading,
Prepared with oil, which softens, prescrvs,
and beautifies the leather.—Words cannot set
forth its just praise, nor can its transcendaut
qualities be truely kno.-. n, but by experienc.
It is especially calculated for and particularly
recommende I to sportsmen, and gentinmen
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 very last, giving it also a beau
tiful jet 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 msdical warehouse. No. 57, South
Second-street, Philadelphia ; sold also by
his appointment at Edme Ducatel's, apothe-
cary and chymist, No. 26, Market-street, and
John Love's Drug and Patent Medicine store,
No. 16, Centre Market Space, Baltimore.
WHliR'-ALSO MAY BE MID
THE IMPERIAL WASH,
AND
NEW INVENTED LIQUID,
For taking out st.dns, and preserving the
quality o! Saddles and lops of Boots, &c &c.
Dr. ROBEKT-OtN'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACHIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH,
Which has proved by experience, to be
the most vaulable medicine ever yet offered io
the public fbr curing the Gout, Cramp, and
wind in the stomach j also a certain cure for
the Dysentery,or Bloody Flux, Cholera Mer-
us, severe gripings, and all other diseases of
the bowels, a dose never fails to remove a
. old it taken soon after its firs' appearance Ii
s also celebrated for carrying off' superfluous
,iile, removing habitual cotiveness, sickness at
the stomach, severe head ache, Bcc &c.
The following certificates are selected from
the many respectable ones lately received by
the proprietor, and are now in his poases-
sitn.
CERTIFICATE,
OfMr. William juiion, carpenter and builder,
No. 69, south Fifth street, Philadelphia.
Sir,
My wishes to promote the interest of su-
perior merit, and to afford consolation to the
afflicted, induces me U> request you will lay
my case before the p :blic, ;>s an incontestible
proof of the astsnishing-efficacy of Dr. Ro-
bertson's invaluable Stomachic Elixir cf
Health.
I do herehy certify, that I was seized most
violently with the dysentery, or bloody flux,
which reduced me so much, that I uas con-
fined to mv bed, and became so v,eak that I
could not not move without assistance. My
situation at that time being so seriously alarm-
ing, as no reliefcoukl be obtained, I was
given over, and even death would have been
desirable to me, had not a friend of mine, who
by chance called to see mc, who had just re-
covered from a similar complaint, though not
so severe as mine. He informed me that he
was cured by taking Dr Jiobertson's Stomachic
Elixir of health, and advised me to send to
youfora bottle. I immediately did so, and by
following your "instructions given with the
battle, before I had taken half a hot! le, I found
myself much relieved, and my disorder great-
ly abated, and by continuing to take it, in one
week I was able to walk out, and in less than
a fortnight was able to attend to my business.
I therefore recommend e\cvy family to he
provided with this invaluable mediciwe, parti-
cularly those who live at a distance in the
country, where assistance cannot be immedi-
ately obUuned. As I urn convinced that Dr.
Robertson's Stomachic Elixir of Health, is
the most effectual remedy hi the world, I
have since recommended it to several of my
friends in similar complaints, who have always
been relieved immediately after taking it,—
Should any person wish to be more fully con
vinced o* my case, I will with ple;;sj».re ex-
plain it to tharo by applying to me. ,
lam with a due henBs uf the benefit I have
\ received, through the efficacy of your mtdi-
! cine,
Sir, your humble servant,
WM JULION.
Mr. Dyott.
Philadelphia, July 15th, 18.J7.
CER ilFICATE,
OfMr. John T. Solomon, Sixth near Race-
Street, Philadelphia.
Sia..r For the good of the public and benefit
of the afflicted, I think proper to inform you,
that hiving lauored for upwards of six months
under a very bad cough, attended with diffi-
culty of breathing, pains in my breast and side,
and a sicldiess at my stomaoh ; having lost all
appetite, I became so very much reduced in
my strength as to be unable to walk. I was
considered in a consumpuon, and given up for
a lost man. In this hopeless situation I had
| recoure to Dr. Rabtffkon'i-Stomachic Elixir of
Health, and to my g-reat astonishment, before
I had taken one bottle, found myself very
much relieved I expectorated a great quan-
tity of phlegm, which has eased me of one of
the most violent coughs that ever a man had ;
I have taken it re.vilariy ever since, and now
find myself com, letely recovered, and shall
certainly, for the benefit received, recommend
it as far as I can, believing it to be a mog,t effi-
cacious medicine in the above complaint.
I am, Sir,
With real respect.
Your obed't humble servant,
JOHN T. SOLOMON.
Mr. T. W. Dyott.
August 22-
CERTIFICATE
Of Mr. Peter Denm m. No 'J78, south Second-
street, Philadelphia.
Dear Sir,
Ii is with the utmost satisfaction I in-
form you of the cure effected by your truly
invaluable Stomachic Elixir of Health, as tne
wiiole of my family, including myself, being
six in number, were violently affected with
the influenza, attended with very bad coughs,
pains in the limbs, and difficulty of breathing,
which continued to increase. I applied to a
physician, but his medicines had no effect.—
just at that time, having heard of the cures
made by Dr. Robsrtson's Stomachic Elixir of
Health, 1 determined to try a bottle of it; I
did, and its effects exceeded my expectations,
The first two or three doses caused me t•¦¦ ex-
pectorate avast, quantity of rough 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 wonderfully effica-
cious in strengthening the system,and destroy-
ing of norms, as two of mv children have
voided a vast quantit) by taking ihem, and «re
now growing strong and health}'. I have since
recommended the a ove medicines to a num.
ber ot my friends, who have been immediately
relieved b\ taking them.
It is my d:.s re that you publish this case of
my famib lor the ' m fit of the publ c, and
those wdio may be fii etc d Any person desir-
ous of furtbei '¦. ' ¦ nation, may have every
satisfaction, by applying either by letter or per-
sonally to me
I am, Sir,
Your obedient humbleservant,
PETER DEN HAM.
Sept. 16, 18. .7.
The abov- Medicine is sold, wholesale and
retail, by the soie proprietor, T. W. Dyott, No.
.57, south Second street, Philadelphia ; and by
Ins appointment, at Edme Ducatel's, apothe-
cary t'-cbyinis!, 'An. 26, Market-street, & J'lim
Love's Drugtk Patent Medicine Store, No 16,
Centre Market-Sp-ce, Bult.iniofe; J. Johnson,
Richmond, Virginia ; J B. Duinontel, Charles
ton. S. C.j J, and T. .^ehieppelin, Druggist &
Lee's Medicine Store, New-York.
WHERE A..SO MAY BE HAD
DH ROBERTSON'S
PA TENT > TOMaCBIC WINE BITTERS,
Selebrated and well known for their supe,
rior qualities-ill restoring "weak constitutions-
destroying w- mis cleansing.iven uncle - my hand this 7th day of Novem-
ber, 1807. WILLIAM B.STOKES.
November 9 18J7.____ ______taVfltj
Mrs.LYTTON
Has imported in the Eair American, from London,
an elegant assortment op
Ladies' Fashionable Beaver
I iats and Bonnets, •.:
Hawki sbiiry's, Erskjn<'s, Buenos Ayres's,
Calabria's, Gloster's and Rutland's, With
Bands and F.urnes to suit Ladies' Dress Fea-
thers and Plumes ; Hair Bands ; Towps efl ; b>!~
gl Trimmings ; Buttons ; coh r'd Be:
ed Bai,ds; bugle Ornaments ; Silk Velvet Rib.
bohs j Ivory Trimmings; Tassels; Gi;
chambray leaf and net Trimmings ; a variety ef
Satlins & Saltin Trimmings ; a variety of S
nets ; Paris Net; a variety of Shag Velvet.;, M'.'r
Tippets ; Hair Trimmings ; a variety of Ciji-
se'y Hats and Bonnets ; Tamboard Mull Triin*
uungs; Silk.Nets ; Silver Net and I,ace Caps ,
elegant Pc'^es; Silk Handkerchiefs; Laces;
Military Feathers; Gold Vellum Lace ; Gold
Cord; rich Sword Knots, of blue, and
and pink ; very rich Sarshes ; gjld and silver
Epaulets ; Cockades, fee. &c.
November '27. ee7t
Second-hand Charnot
FOR SALE,
A second-hand CHAURIOT, incomplete
repair, and may be find a Great Bitrgin j ,...-
to Mr. Everson, Coach -Maker.
December 9. eo4t|
111 Baltimore County Court,
November 91st, 1807
On Application to the judges of the said
County Court,-by petition in writing of WM,
SUM AN, of said county, praying the bene*
fit of the act for the relief of sundry insol-
vent debtors, on the terms mentioned in Said
act ; a schedule of his property, and a list
of ids creditors on oath, as far as lie can
ascertain them, as directed by the said aot,
being annexed to his petition, and that tint
said county court, being satisfied by compe-
tent tcstirr.om, 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, having produced to the said
court, the assent in writing of so many of
his creditors as have due to them the amount
oi' two thirds of Ihe debts due by him at tiie,
time of passing the said act
It is thereupon adjudged and ordered by
the. said court, that die said William StunarO
(by causing a copy of t„is order to be insert-.
ed in someone of the newspapers in the Git*
of Baltimore, every .other day for 3 months,
iyely, before- the twenty-ninth day
of March next) ;;ive notice to his creditors to
appear before the .said county court, at the;
Court House, in the said county, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon ofthe said i9th day of March
next, for the purpose of recenvwiouding a
trustee for their benefit, on the said W .
Suman, then and there taking tl e oath by saici
act prescribed for delivering op his property,
Signed per order.
WM. GIBSON, Clerk.
November 23. eo^rr.
The Subscriber
Is compelled to notify his Creditors, that
after two years laborious experiment, he .
it impossible to satisfy fully the various c
of his old concern againsthim ; and he, there,
fore is necessitated to resort tothe actufass
bly for insolvent relief, by application to the.
judges of Baltimore county court, or to one
of ihe judges thereof in the recess of the
court, S. Wli.MKR.
November 22. co'im
PAUSTUD AND PCBLtSHED BY
JOHK HRWES,
it* the t'bU Office, St; PaHd-Lavi
TIMOBE
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