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Baltimore and York Turnpike ! ROAD CO MP INT. THE Stockholders of said company are re- qusted to meet on Saturday the sixteenth day of January next, at Evans' Tavern in the city of Baltimore, at lo o'clock i.i the forenoon', in or- der to organise the sud corporation, and to choose by ballot, to be delivered in person or by proxy, one 'President, eight Managers and one Treasure!* &c agreeably to the 4th sec- tittnof the act efincorpnratibm Joseph Thornburg, 77. \inas MP Eldetry, Nicholas Merrym in, (of Elijah J Dtvid M'Mechen, Commissioners. December 3. eot 16J Roheit bf-CleUdh His commenced business in the Store, No 2411-2, Market-street, lately occupied by Heyland and Gait, Where he is opening, large supply of Seasonable DRY GOODS ; Which will be sold on generous terms, for cash, or approved paper. Amongst those goods are, London Superfine and Refine Cloths, Broad Cloths, Plains, Coalings, Fearnoughts, Flan Dels, Green Baize and Blankets, Manchesfry, Hosiery, colored Glazed and Cambric Muslins Dimitv, Chintz, and Calicoes, Madrass, and Silk H'dkfs. India Mushns, &c &c. December 14. d4t-eo8t§ For Sale, Belt Leather, Drumheads, white Welting, prime Buckskins, ri-d, vellow, green & black Morocco, Hatters! and Saddler*' Wool, Deer's Hair, Hair suitable tor piaisterers, and a ge- neral assortment of Leather of the best qua- lity and upon the cheapest terms. R. K. HEATH, No. 1, Cheapside. August 24. eo To Rent, The Store and Warehouse, corner of Balti- more street, and Public /Ylley, late in tenure of Messrs. Wessels and Primavessi. This stanais amongst the best in the city, well cat culated for an extensive wholesale or retail Dry Goods business. ALSO A Dwelling House and Store, near the comer of C'na.ie-s street and Primrose alley. This Store and Situation is fitted for a Groce- ry, in whiejl line it has been occupied for some years past. Immediate possession can be had of eiih r of them. For terms and particulars inquire of D. WILLIAMSON. December 5. eolm To Rent, The HOUSE, lately occupied as an offi~e by tne Frederick Turnpike Company, in F'>r- rest-slreet, between St. Peter's Church and Market street ; an excellent stand, a"1 well calculated for a store, or warehouse, being but a lew doors from and in view of Market- Street. For terms apply to tSAKC BURNESTON, No. 196, Market-street. December lo. eo Baltimore and iieisterVtown TURNPIKE 1(0 AD. The President and Managers require the payment of the second instalment of five dol- lors on each snare of the augmened stock of company, to be male at the Bulk of Balti- more, «n the 1st day of Jan lary uext. By order, JOHN F. HARRIS, Sec'ry. November 3. ______________eotlj^ Baltimore and Reister's-tovyn TURNPIKE R1AD Baltimore, November 3, 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 Stockholder! 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 Rolling and Sliting Mill. The subscribers are now ready to execute orders for Rolled and Slit Rw, a large and general assortment of which they constantly keep for sale, viz. 34, 44, (id, 8d Hid, 12d, and 20d, Hoop and Nail, Deck and Spike Rods. ANDREW h THOMAS ELLICOTT. October 6. eo ---------------------------------» i . ¦»-------------------------------------------- Henry and George Gassaway, Ne> 39, corner ifS. Guy CJ" Market -streets, Have just receive i by the late arrivals, the follow- ing assortment of Dry' Guods, vihicli they of- fer at the most reduced prices : Carpets of different sizes and patterns. 1-2 5-8 3-4, & 4 4 wide Veutian Carpetings. 1-2 3-4 &. 4-4 do. Ingrane various pat- terns, Elegant Fancy Hearth ruggs, Superfine Si Common Broad '/loths, Do. do. Cassimere, Do. do. Coatings, Rose and Striped Blankets, Furniture Fringes, wi';h i'assells to suit, Linen Cambrick and Cambrick Dimities, Cambrickand Jackonett Muslins, Ta.nboreci Muslins, Silk and Cotton Chambrays, Swansdown and Toilinett Waistcoating, Moleskine Snd Florentine, do. Constitution Cords, Plain Velvetts and Vel- Tetteen, , Plains, Kerseys, and HalfThicks, Irish Linens, and Shirting Muslins, Thieads, Bobbins and Tapes. With a number jof articles too tedious to mention Nov. 17,____________________________eo Imported in the ship Bashaw, captain Peteriin, from thu Rtver La Plata, ami for sale by the subscribers, 2500O Ox Hides, 700 Horse do. £16 bales and > ,-,« „, ., 55 casks 5 °f TalIow> They have, also for sale, 10 bales ol Blue Guineas, or Madras Blue Cloths, A large assortment rf India Goods, Consisting of Gurrahl, Baftas, Marnoodtet, Cossas, and Pufijum Cloths. Madeira Wine, of LondBn partkidar, and London Market qualities, in pipes, half pipes and quarter casks, r^art of whish was import- ed last vear. And 6oi.00 Dutch Quills. ROBERT GiLMOR & SONS. October 6. qo Rum & Pimento Just receivedper Seh'r Shepherdess, Cap:. Cr.rr from the North siie of Jamaica, and for sale by the subsetibers, 77 puncheons 4th proof Jamaica Rum, 80 bags Pimento. ON HAND, 50 kegs first quality TwL$t Tobacco , 25 boxes Spanish Cig-rs. 13 hhds. Muscovado Sugar, 15 tons Campeaehy Logwood, 200 boxes Coffee, 7 tons Nicaragua Wood, Hyson and Young H) son Tea, Sail Twine, &c. FOULK & K.\RRICK, Smith's Dock. December 8 eo2w Ground Plaister of Paris, POR SALE AT FIFTY CENTS PER BCSHE.L, By the subscriber, at his Store, the corner of Pratt and Commerce-streets, and at the Mill's of William Patterson, on the Great Fall'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. 21st. eo6m Agreeable Present for the New Year. Just Published and far sale by Geo. Hill, THE AMERICAN LA.D1IS.V POCKET BOOK, rou the yi£ah18j8—containing An \lmanac Ruled pages for memorandums, obser a- tions and engagements-- also, for accounts of money received, paid or lent, for every day in the year The Wanderer of Switzerland. Select Poetry. Ne a and celebrated Songs. A Marketing fable and o'hers. With an Elegont Engraved Frontispiece. Price 75 cents, and in Morocco 125 cents. ALSO, The Gentle maa's Annual Pocket Remembrancer, For the Year 1808—Containing, An Almanac. Ruled pages for memorandums, obssrva- tions, engagements, . 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. Several useful Tables &c. Price 75 cents emu in Momcco 135 cents. $y 15o reams imported Sheathing Paper o superior quality, 25 packets solid deep Gold Leaf. 1000 books deep Dutch Metal Gala. lt)0 do do do Silver. v, v 24. d5t eolfr KEMOVAL. Bitjfum and Goodhue Have removed lothe new store, lately built by James Carev, lh*'ea doors below their for- mer 8'Mid, CORNER OF BOWLY'S WHARF & 10UTH STREET, No. 16 Wlitre they offer far sale, 10Hfpipes}C"^";aRedWINE' 2 pipes. London Market and Madeira do 60 hli-s. 1st proof N L Rum, 14 do. 4th proof do do. 10 pipes Holland Gin, 1 COO bags heavy Black Pepper, 300 do 1st and 2d quality Calcutta Sugar, 350 do. Allum, 100 boxes Mould Candle9, 20 do. Dipt do. 50 do. Spermaceti do. 20 do. Cotton and Wool Caroft, 250 do. Brown Soap, 100 do. White do 400 sides Seal Leather, 50U pieces 1st and 2d quality Russia Duck, 200 do. Ravens Duck, 150 do. Sheeting. 20 chests Hyson Skin Tea, 20 small boxes do 13 1-2 lb. each, 15 chests Young Hyson Tea, 15 do. Souchong do. 50 boxes Spanish Segars, 90 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, Jaunpore, Sannahs, Cusbackj Baftas, Madias snd Ventipulam Handkerchiefs, Pepper Cambays, Manilla, feinghams, < harcaniics, Nicanees, ..Karatall, Ginghams, St. Thomtfs do Madras, Red and Cudiuore Blue H'dkfs.. &c. iNovember 26 dlOt-eolOt ~j-------„----------*—.——----------------.----------------------------------------_ Fancy Coocls, etc. James R. Mitchell, Sign of the Spinning wheel, No.4, Cahert-street, Has just received an elegant ass ;rtment of Fancy and other Seasonable 'GOODS, which oe oners for sale, on m derate terms for cash or acceptances in town at Short dates. Amongst which are, Superfine Spriged and Plain India Mull Mull Muslins, British do. Linen aid Cotton Cambrick Round Dresses, Worked Lace Cap Crowns, Sattin do. Cut Velvet do. Spi- der Nets, Lcno half H'dkfs. Elegant Spang 'd Trinpmings for Dresses, 4-4, 5 4, 0-4 and 8 4 Damask Silk Shawls, Ladies' Black & white Lace Clock Silk Hose of superior qualities, Gentlemen's do. Plain and Plaid Lutestrings, 2 trunks elegant Furniture CliinU, 4 do. Fa.cy Calicees, 1 do. Ginghams, 1 Ae>. Madras H'dkfs. 2 boxes Constitution and President's Cords and Velvets, 1 do. Tapes, 1 do Nuns Threads, 1 do. colored do. 1 do. Brown Platillas, Toilinette and Swansdown Waistcoatings, Stipe, fine Cloths, Cassimere* snd Coatings, Superfine white Shirting Flannels, Do Linen anil Cotton Ked»Ticks, Ladies Fashionable Beaver Hats, 100 dozen Long and Short Kid and Beaver Gloves, 50 do. do. do. Silk do. Cotton and Worsted Hoss, Carpets, Blatikcts, Baizes, Half Thicks, Kersey's, Plains, Devonshire Kersey's, Flush- ings, Irish and German Linens. INDIA MUSLINS, and almost every ar- ticle in the Dry Good I*uw, October 5. dCt-ec ! PUBLICO.. 0 eat Water-proof Brnnsioict Blading, i, n hich softens, preserys, utifles the leather.—Words cannot sot. forth its justprai/.e, nor can its transcendant qualities b; truely knovn, but by experienc. It is especially calculated for. and particularly recommended to sportsmen, and gi'titbinicn who are much exposed to the wet—Also for cleaning harness, as it will effectually pre- vent the water from pen«trattug, preserve the Ie.itl-.er from cracking, and render it supple &. to the very last, giving It also i. oe iu tifu! 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 mudical 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. TVHERK ALSO MAY BE HAD THE IMPERIAL WASH, AKD NEW INVENTED LIQUID, For taking out stains, and preset ving the quality of Saddles ar.d tops of Boots, &c Stc. Dr. ROBERTSON'S CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXIR OF HEALTK, Which has prove 1 by experience, to-be the most vaulaMe medicine ever yet offered to the public for curing the Gout, Cramp, and wind in the .stomach ; also a certain cure for the D) scutery, or Bloody Flux, Cholera Mor- tis, severe griping*, and all other diseases of the bowels, a dose never fails to remove g cold ir taken soon after its first appearance. It s also celebrated for carrying off superfluous oil , removing habitual cotiveness, sickness at the stomach, severe headache, &C &.C. The following certificates are selacted from the many respectable ones lately received by the proprietor, and are now in his posses- sion. CERTIFICATE, Of Mr. William ju'.ion, 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 lo request you will lay my case before thepoblic, as an incontestiule proof of the astonishing efficacy of Dr. Ro- bertson's invaluable Stomachic Elixir of Health. I do hereby certify, that I was seized most violently with the dysentery, or blood"! flux, which reduced mi. so much, that I '-us con- fined to mv bed, and became so weak that I could not not move without assistance. My situation atthattinie bting so seriously alarm, ing, as no relief could be obtained, I wai given over, and even death wculd have been desirable to me, bad not a friend of mine, ftjio by chance called to see me, who had just re covered from a similar complaint, tho' gh not so severe as mine. He informed me that he was cured by taking I)r Robertson's Stomach -t Elixir of health, and advis-. d me ;o send to youfora bottle. Iimmediately did so, and'by following your instructions given with I i bottle, before I had taken hall a hot le. I (bund myself much relieved, and my disorder great ly abated, and by continuing to take it, tn om week I was able to walk out, and in less than a fortnight was able to attend to my bosintss I therefore recommend eveiy family to be provided with this invaluable me iicine, parti- cularly those who live at a distance in th» country, where assistance cannot be immedi- ately obtained. As I am convinced that Dr. Robertson's Stomachic hiixir of IJealth, is the most effectual remedy in the world, 1 have since recommrnded 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 eon vinred of my •:>.$e, I will with pleasure ex- plain it to ihetn by applying to nie I am with a due sense of the benefit I lime received, through the efficacy cd' your medi cine, Sir, your bumble servant, WM JULION. M». Dyott. Philadelphia, July 15th, 1807. CERTIFICATE, Of Mr. John T. Solomon, Sixth near Race- Street, Philadelphia. Sir.. For the good of the public and benefit of the afflicted, I think proper to inform you, that having laoored ferupwards of six mouths under a very bad cough, attended with diffi- culty ol breathing pains in my breast and side, and a sickness at my stomacli ; h*\ ing lost all appetite, I became so very much reduced in my strength as to be unable to walk. I was cor.sideied in a consumption, and gi.en upfor a lost man. In this hopeless situation I had recoure to Dr. Robitscn's Stomachic Elixir of Health, and to my great astonishment, before I bad 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 roan had ; 1 have takeu it re-nlarly ever since, and now find myself completely recovered, and shall certainly, for the beuefitreeeivtd, recommend it as far as I can, believing it to be a most 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 Denmati, Ao 278, south Second- street, Philadelphia. Dear Sir, It is with the utmost satisfaction I in- form you of the cure efiected by your truly invaluable Stomachic Elixir of Health, as tne whole of my family, including myself, being six in number, were violently aliected 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, I determined to try a bottle of it; I did, and its effects exceeded my expectations. The first two or three doses caused me to ex- pectorate avast quantity ofiotigh vicid phlegm, and so speedily removed every symnlom 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 systt-m.and destroy- ing of worms, as two of my children have voided a vast quantity by taking them, and are now growing strong and healthy. I have since recommended the a ove medicines to a num- ber of my friends, who have hsen immediately relieved by taking therav It is my desire tliat you ptfolisli 'this case of my family for the benefit o ' die public, and those who may be sfffcted An, person desir- : farther information, may have every satisfaction, by applying-either by litter or per- sonally to me. I am, Sir, Your obedient hambleservant, PETER DEN HAM. Sept. 15, 1807. The abovs Medicine is sold, Wholesale and retail, by the sole proprietor, T. W. Dyott, No. 57. south Second street, Philadelphia ; and by his appointment, at Edine Ducatel's, apothe ary & chymist, No. 28, Market-street, IkJohn f.ove's Drug ..- Patent Medicine Store, No 16, Centre Market ipace, Baltiinrre ; J. Johnson, Richmond, Virginia ; J. li. Dumorrtel, Charles- ton, S. :.' ; J. and 1'. SiChieppelin, Druggist & Lee's Medicine Store, New-York WHERE Ai.SO MAT BE HAD DR KOBERTSON's PATENT STOMACHIC WINE BITTERS, Celebrated and well known for their stipe, rior qualities in restoring weak constitutions dest rc.ying w irms.. cleansing & strengthening, guing a proper tone to the stomach and in- creasingtlre appetite. A frequent use ol them is a certain preventive against those com- plaints so common in the Spring and fall, such as intermitting fevers, agues, autumnal fevers, dysenteries'. Sec NT. B. Tiie above medicine is particiil-s'ly serviceable to those wdio make long- sea voy- ages and are exposed to unhealthy climates, as a powerful preservative against contagious disorders. November 26. Notice. A BATTEAU, lu feet long and 5 feet wide, painted white en the jut side, and red on the inside, with black gunwales, was taken up by one of the subscriber's servants, on Friday the th instant adrift in the mouth of Chester River, near the subscrihar's Wind Mill Lan. ing. The owner is desired to prove his property pay the expend* 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. lawlt jjr. 11 >bur5 CELEBRATED GOUT ,iND RHEUMA- TIC DROPS The Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago, and the various disorders of the same nature, arc so exquisitely painful, anil »o difficult to be cured, that theyhave justly excitedll.e utmost stretch ol in :dical investigation. Some professional gentlemen have excelled in one department ol .he sciences s others in another. Dr. Tissoi particularly In s long been renowned for the nrperioritj of bi.i prescriptions in chri diseases, and the length of tiiee which elap »ed duringhis sole attention to the nature and effects ami cure of these affections, render the medifiires Which he ltconintiideii of in. valuable importance. The beneficial effect) of tHesedrops', h v been so often experienced! and th. ir extraordinary efficacy has been at tested by uilin rises so numerous and so unim p-nchably ci dible, that incredulity, itoelf cai '• • doubt tlr- virtues of Dr Tissot's Gou< c .! libeiiniii'.icDi-ops. Largeqiiatftit es have already oeen vended, and the sale is now be come so general, and their certainty in curing the disorders of :, chronic na ere is so com. pleiely ascertained, tint certificates ol their noounded utility are no rf unnecessary. Tes- timonies tt their value, and a volume ol at- tested cases perioruied by them, may lie seen upon application at T- W.Dyoti's genuine ilrugaiKlpau.ni medicine warehouse, No. 57, South Second street, Philadelphia The price of Dr 1 issot's Gout and Rlieu rnati- Drops, is only two dollars per bottle, with copious directions. Crenerdus allowances made to those who buy to sell again. Of the many respectable testimonials of the effects of the ai ove drops, which have been recciv d by tl e propi ietur, we beg leave to annex the following CERTIFICATE Of Gen. rat Ridgely of Hamplou. Icertiy that having received a blow on ray kne«, which induced severe pain and swel- ling. 1 was advistd to apply to Dr. Tissol's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, and on bathing the part v>ith them only a tew times, agrcea bly to the directions, they effect d a perfect 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 miking application of the. same remedy in like manner, the disorder in the course of twenty-four hours was entirely removed. I therefore f om the experience 1 huve had of the efficacy ol said medicine, consider it a beneficent act, to recommend it in similar ca- ses to otners. (Signed) C R1DGELY, of Hampt- CERTIFICATE Of John Gibson, esq one of the director* of the Farmers' tank of Maryland. I certity that about a year since, my foot re- ceived an injury by a fall; in a few hours alter it was affected with a most excruciating pain, so that I whs unable to uaik without crutches. 1 was apprehensive that this accident would 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. Tissol's Gout and Rheumatic Drops. I immediately procured thein and made the application ; in less than three hours the pain entirety abated" which had bee n sc severe, as to d< prive nie of sleep for several rights. Bya few further ap plications, a perfect applications, a perfect cure succeeded. 1 have frequently since in in other cases, bmth used them myself, and recommended them to others with invariable success. (Signed) JOHN GIBSON. CERTIFICATE Of Mrs. Mary Taylor. I, MaryTaylor, No. 13i, Plumb-street, Phi- ladelphia, aged upwardso!'7u> cars, havingbeen alflicted with very violent rheumatic pc.ins lor more than eight years, being recommended to apply Dr. Tissol's gout and rheuinatc drops on oeuy using half a bottle every rheumatic affection was completely removed, and I have continued tree from all pain ever since ; as witness my hand. MARY TAYLOR. The „bove drops are sold wholesale, and re- tail only by the sole agent, T. W. DYOTT, At his genuine drug&. patent medicine ware- house, N5. 57, South Second Street, second door below Chesnut street, Philadelphia, and by his appointment, at Edme Ducatel's Apo- thecary and Cbynii .t, No. 26, Market-street ; at John Love's Drug 8c Patent Medicine Store, No. 16, Market-space Baltimore—at I. and T. Schieffciiirs Druggist, and I.ee's Medicine- store, New York- I. Johnson, Richmond,and T. B. Dumontet, Charleston, S C. TAKE NOTICE None are genuine except they are signed on the outside wrapper, bythe sole proprietor, Hcar^ Ward. To Rent, A C1RRTAGE HOUSE & STABLE. Back of i\'o 23, Pratt street. Apply at the above number. December i9. eo l\ Hurxth;;! ixC. Masenclever, No. 67, Bowlv's wharf, Have just leceivtd and offer for sale, Brown and White Platillas, Royals, Tickienburgs, Bielfeld, Warendorf, and Homemade Lin- en, Listadoes, Checks, Apron Checks, audi Stripes, Cotton and Linen Handkerchiefs, Silks, Silk and Velvet Ribbons, Fine Laces hikI Beggar Laces, Tapes and Thread, Looking Glass Plates, from 40 to 24 & 30 to 17, Looking Glasses and Nuremberg Goods Best German Steel, Heart and Club. The whole entitled to drawback. Andby the schooner Harmony, from Amsterdam A general assortment of German fVaolen Hosiery. And a new supply oi the above advertised goods. October 8. eo Just received, and for Sale by GEORGE HILL, fPrict Fifty Cents, J A Faithful Picture of the Political Situation of NEW-OkLErvNS, At the close of the last and the beginning o.f the present year Extractfrom the Preface, " There are many, whom tlie 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 and indelible, that they cannot be. forgotten The story will never die : that it. may live free from misrepresentation is the ob- ject of the following pages." October 22. ' d-lt-eo In Baltimore County Conn;, November 23, 1807. Maihiat Rich, an insolvent debtor of Balti- more county, having heretofore applied, by petition i'n writing, to the Judges of the said County Court, praying the hem fit of the " act for the relief of sundry insolvent debtors" i and a schedule ol Ids property snd a list of bis creditors, or. oath, as tar as he can ascer- tain them, as directed by said act, being hiv nested to the petition; and the said IVhitl Rich, liming proved to the satisfaction of the said court that he hath resided in the state of Maryland the two preceding years prior lo the passage of tho said act: and havingbeerf b.oiigiii'before the said court, and diasbarir* ed from imprisonment, on taking the oatt/ by said act required. It is thereupon adjudged and ordered, by the said court, that the said Mathias Rich, hppeai before the county court, at the Court House in the said county, at 10 o'ch.cli in the forenoon of the-'^lh day of March next, to answer such interrogatories as mai he pro- posed to him by his creditors j that the said day be, and is hereby app.,i,.t d. the tino. bli- the laid creditors to appear and receminei a trustee for their benefit; aim the said Ma- thias Rich, give them notice of the passage of th s order, by causing a copy lobe in* i in some one of the neluspapers in- the cily of Baltimore, every other day, lor three months, so cessiyely, before the said twenty ninth day of March next. Signed per order. WM. GIBSON, Clerk. December 8,_18u7. eoSn.i Baltimore County, ss. ON'application to me in the recess of the court, us an associate judge of the siNth ju- dicial district of the slate^of Maryland, by petition in writing of Charles Longford, of the city of Baltimore, an insolvent debtor, praying the benefit of the actso* asseniblj relief of insolvent debtors, on the terms pre". scribed by the said acts : a schedule of his property and a list ol his creditors, on oath, as far as he can ascertain them, as directed by the said acts, being annexed to his said pe. on, having produced to mc the assent writing of so many of bis creditors as have due to them the amount of two-thirds of the debts ilue by him at the time of bis applicati- on; and being sa isfied by competent testimo- ny, that the said Charles Larglord liasresk] within the slate oi Maryland, the two; receding years, prior to his application, it is thereupon. ordered by me, that the said Charles Langtbrd (by causing a copy ot tins to be inserted ir, seme one of the newspapers in the city of Balti- more, every other day tor three months suc- cessively, before the twenty sixihc-'.ay of M arch next,) give notice to his creditors loappcai'te- fore the county court at the court-liouse, in Hie said county, at ten o'clock in the fbr< neon of the twenty-sixth day of March next, for the purpose of recommending a trustee for their benefit, on the said Charles Langiord, then and there taking the oath by the act prescribed for defiveiihg up his property. Given-under my hand this twenty-sixth dny of September, ei<< I teen hundred and seven. THOMAS fONE (Sept. 29.) eo3m Notice is hereby Given, That I intend to make application to Balti- more county court, or in recess of the court. to (lie of the judges thereof, for the bi of the insolvent Law of the state of Maryland, passed at No ember session 1805, and for the supplement thereto, passed st November session, 18u6. JACOB GETHG. December 5, 18 >7. eo2m To all my Creditors. NcnVice is hereby given, that I intend ap- plying to the Baltimoic county court or one of tl e judges thereof, for the benefit of the insolvent laws, of the state of Maryland.. JACOB OT'J'ESEN November 17, 1807.______________eo'.'m Notice is hereby given, THAT I intend to apply to the Judges of Baltimore County Court, or some one of them, for 'iic benefit of the act for the relief of son. dry insolvent debtors. H. BROWNE. November 18. eoSro To all my Creditors. You will take notice that I intend apply ing to the judges of Baltimore county conn, or one of them, for the benefit of the insolvent laws of tills slate. THOMAS BETTON. November 6. eo2m PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BV JOHN HRWES, QiiVtsite the Post-Office, At. Pa*t>s>x BALTIMQRIi, ' J «