|
Mr. Norwood delivered a bill, entitled an
act to lay out and make public a road there-
in mentioned in Harford county ; which
was read.
The bill to alter all such parts of the
constitution and form of government as re-
late to the residence of voters was read the
second time and the question put, shall
the said bill pass ? Resolved in the affirma-
tive, yeas 45; nays 8, and sent to the se-
riate.
A petition from Clement Richards of the
city of Annapolis, art old soldier, praying
half pay. was preferred, read and referred.
The clerk of the senate delivered a bill au-
thorising Robert Leatherbury of Somerset
county to complete his collection, and the
bill t•'! lay out and make a public road in
Anne-Arundel county, severally endorsed
will pass. Ordered to be engrossed. Also
a letter from the governor, enclosing cer-
tain resolutions of the state of Vermont ;
which was read and referred. Also a letter
from the register of the land office, enclos-
ing an account of taxes received by him ;
which was read.
A petition from Henry Shock, of the ci-
ty of Baltimore, stating that he applied for
tin act of insolvency, and praying he may
be protected from arrsst until he can receive
the benefit thereof, was preferred, read and
referred.
Mr. Harryman delivere a favorable report
on the petition of George Fitzhugh.
Mr. Memken delivered a bill, entitled an
act for the benefit of Eli6ha Hopkins, of
Anne-Amndel county which was read.
Mr, Little delivered a bill, entitled, an
act to enable Margaret Hammond and Harri-
tt Hammond, of Baltimore county, to erect
a bridge across Patapsco river, at a place
called Hammond's ferry ; which was read,
and ordered to be printed.
Leave given to bring in a supplement to
the act for the valuation of real and person-
al property within tIris state.
A petition from Benjamin Morris, pray-
ing an act of insolvency, was preferred,
read, and referred.
Ordered, That the bill to alter, change
and abolish, all such parts of the constiibii-
on and form of government as relate to the
time of meeting of the general assembly,
(fed for other piHposes, have a second read-
ing on the Jist instant ; and that the bill to
•bolish all such parts of the constitution and
form of government as relate to the time
and manner of electing the senate, and the
moc]« of filling up vacancies in that body,
have a second reading on the 3Cth insf
The house proceeded to the second read-
ing of the further supplement to the act for
.in-ending and reducing into system, the
laws and regulations concerning last wills
and testaments, &c. and on motion, order-
ed. That the said bill be recommitted for
amendment.
Leave given to bring in a supplement to
the act compelling the proprietors of lots
binding on the water at the west end >.f the
bason in the city of Baltimore to extend and
improve the same.
A petition from .sundry inhabitants of
Harford county, counter to the petition for
a certain road, was preferred, read and refer-
red.
The supplement to the act authorising the
drawing of a lottery to defray the essences
Brig Susannah, Rosseter, 42 days from
Bristol is below.
Brig Casiraer, Pitner, from Senegal, left
there 7th tilt, brig Caroline, of and for
Charleston next day, with slaves—spoke
nothing.
The Rebecca, (captain dead) sailed from
Batavia, for Providence 9th Aug. ; Bayard
(capt. and supercargo dead) for do. 4th Aug,
The Arabella, Little, of Wiscasset, for
Charleston, sailed from the Downs about
the 15th Nov.
Brig Sally, captain Barry, left at Barcelo-
na, October 2, snow Comet, R. Nolden'
Baltimore, uncertain ; brig Mars, E. Chase'
do. do. ; schooner Superior, Forbes, ditto
ditto ; brig New Jersey, Patterson, Phila-
delphia, ready for sea ; ship Tiger, Clark, do.
in quarantine ; brig Susan and Betsy, Van-
dyke, New-York, do. ;brig Lady Washing-
ton, Harrison, Charleston, uncertain, do. ;
Tarentula, Riely, Portsmouth, N. H. do. do.;
ship Maria, Manly Charleston, uncertain ;
brig Martha, Spooner, of Alexandria, sailed
30th Sept. and fell in with! him several times
after, and spoke him the last time in lit. 24,
23, long. 54, W. all well, Nov 8, fell in
with a British fleet of men of war and trans
port" about 80 sail, and was boarded by the
brig Protector, who informed they were un-
der the command of admiral Murray, and
evacuated South America, out, 8 weeks from
river Plate, in lat. 27, long. 34, W. Dec.
II, fell in with the hull of a vessel, bottom
upwards, wiah a red bottom and very clean ;
she appeared to be a vessel of about SCO
barrels, saw no spars or rigging belonging to
her; fresh breese, could not examine what
she was; in lat. 29, long rj9. Dec. i3,
Spoke the schr. William and Henry. Robert
J. Sparrow, master, from and belonging to
Newhem, W C. bound to Jamaica, out S
days, lat. 81, 30, long. 7i, all well.
WASHINGTON, December 28.
We have had the pleasure of conversing
, with a respectable and intelligent gentleman
just arrived from Detroit. He states that
the prevailing opinion at the British settle
ments in that neighborhood, is, that there
will be a war between this country am! Gr,"
Britain. In corroboration of this opinion
he states that there are now at Fort \m-
herstburg, a British post about eighteen
miles from Detroit, at least 2,000 Indians,
almost exclusively warriors. That they are
all armed, and supported at the expence of
the British, and wi b great liberality ; and
their arms, are guns, rifles and tomahawks ;
i and that since August there has been con-
stantly theie between two and three thou-
sand In ca^e ot war it is expected that;
under the auspices of the British, a general
massacre? will take place, for which they
are held in readiness, and from which none
but those within the fort can expect to es-
; cane. Should such la nefarious measure be
resorted to, our countrymen ran} rest assu-
red that a dreadful vengeance will betaken
: on its perpetrators. [Intelligence??]
J FEDKtt E GAZETTE-.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29.
It appears, by the Post office advertise-
ment, that the Biitish Pocket sailed from
New-York ten days earlier than she had in-
tended. There exists no doubt with re-
ef building a masonic hall in the city of SpPCt to the cause of this sudden flight ; the
Baltimore, was read the second time and British minister, on being notified of the
passed.
The house proceeded to the second read-
ing of the additional supplement to the act
to ascertain the allowance of jurymen and
witnesses, &c. and after amending the
srame, the question was put. shall the said
bill pass ? Resolved in the affirmative.
On motion, the question was put, That
the report on the petition of Rinaldo John-
son now have a second reading ? Determin-
ed in the negative.
The house adjourned till to-morrow morn-
mg' ('¦¦ ¦"' •'¦•¦' ' ' "-'¦
BY THIS DAY'V "MAILS
NEW-YORK, December 26.
Arrived, brig Pallas, Mason, Havanna, 15'
days; Rover, Clark,Greenock,44 ; Amazon,
Dennisoii, Saybrook, 2 ; schr. Sally, ------,
Halifax, 14.
Brig Pallas, from Havanna, has sugar and
logwood. Left brig Aurora, from N. York,
discharging. Schr. Sampson, from Kings-
ton for Georgetown, put into Havanna, in
distress. Brig Argus, Brown, from Rhode-
island, discharging.
Brig Rover, fioin Greenock, has coal and
dry goods. Nov. i9, was boarded by the
British frigate Arethusa, with the Cork
fleet. Dec. 24, spoke brig Thetis, from N-
York for New Orleans.
Bolow, ship Nancy, 44 days from Liver-
pool; ship Marietta. 22 days from P Petre,
Guad.; and British Packet, from Bermuda.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. .28.
Arrived, ship Cordelia, Medlin, Isle of
France via New-York, coffee and sugar ;
brig Sally, Barry, Barcelona 82, wine,
brandy, &c. ; Casimer, Pitner, Senegal,
46, gum &c. ; Neptune, Kennedy, Hava-
na 16, sugars ; s«br, Brutus, Meftet, La-
gnira t6, ..coffee, cocoa &c ; Washington,
Saunders, Porssmouth, 17, Barley &c. ;
Alexander, Bradford, Boston, 12, salt fish
&c.; Argus, M'Nevin. N. York 6. salt.
Cleand ship Agnes, Bunce, Charles-
ton ; brig Ruth & Mary, Russell, St. Ma-
ry's Georgia ; Sally, Ansdell, Savannah ;
schr.Freegifts. Dunbar, N. London ; John,
Ser.bury, R. Island ; Trtklcr, Qiiandnl, N.
Orleans ; Jilcrop Giay, Park, do. ; Unity,
Hand, Alexandria ; Independence, Scniers,
"Baltimore.
"Ship General Eaten, Bowles,, from Ton-
ini^cn, via Plymouth is below.
Embargo, must have been peculiarly anxious
to inform his government of so important an
event; but whether he considers it hostile,
we cannot presurbe to know. We could
wish that Mr. ROSE bad arrived a fe ,
days sooner. It is said this Special Envoy
has now arrived (in the Statira frigate) at
Norfolk.
A letter from a senator of the T7. States,
of which we have had the perusal, says that
the letters of Champsgny and Mr. Arm-
strong, alluded to in the President's message,
as confidential, relate solely to explanations
on Bonaparte's blockading decree. [Rclf.]
From the Lancaster (Pain.) Journal.
In our last week's Journal, we expressed
the hope we confidently entertained, that it
would be in ovrr power to congratulate the
friends of the consthutiwi, in the legislature of
Pennsylvania, on the election of Mr. Tho-
mas P. Cope, as a representative from the ci-
ty of Philadelphia* That h and it will
serve to remind them, that although, if di-
vided, use of iepreseutatives of the U. S.
Mr. Crowninshield offered the following
resolutions:
1. Resolved, that the committee of com-
merce and manufactures he instructed to in
quire into the expediency of alio ving a fur-
ther time for obtaining the benefit of
DRAWBACK on goods, wares and mer-
chandize exported from tha U. S. than is
at present allowed by law , and that they
have leave to report by bill or otnerwise.
2. Removed, that the committee of com-
merce and manufactures be instructed to in-
quire into the expediency of amending th«
act laying an EMBARGO en vessels in
the ports ot the U. S. so as to impose a
more effectual restraint on the departure of
tho-e vessels and on the exportation of goods
from the U. S. ; and that they have leave
to report by bill or otherwise.
Mr. Crowninshield observed, that with
respect to the first resolution, it would be
recollected] that twelve months after the
importation of foreign goods were now al
lowed to obtain the bentlit of drawback.
Suppose that there was now in the United
States, a great quantity of sugar, coffee and
pepper, which had been in the United
States nine months ; if this embargo should
continue six months (and it might cojiti
nue for a longer time) the holders of these
articles would nevertheless have to pay a
considerable drawback : To the second re-
solution, he said, that, by the law laying an
embargo, a vessel might clear out from Bos-
ton or any other port for New Orleans, and
slip (iff to the Weit-Lelies ; and shewoald
only be liable to the penalty of the law of
'94, which he believed was only Mve hun-
dred dollars. He thought, as wehad an em-
bargo, it ought to be effectual.
Mr. Dana observed, that the embargo
could not certainly continue a year, or even
•¦ix. months, without greatly injuring the
merchants of small capital, who had im-
ported goods on credit, under the idea of
receiving the drawback on exportation. He
had no objection, however, to go into the
inquiry prep -ned by the resolutions.
The roselutisn* were then agreed to,
n-in. con.
The house went inso committee of the
whole on the bill tor the relief of Anthony
Beaucharle, which was agmed to, and or-
dered to be read a mini time to-morrow.
The house went into committee of the
whole on the bill regulating giants of laud,
and providing for the disposal of lands of
the United Slates, south of the state of
Tennessee. Some amendments were made
to it, which were agreed to by the house,
and the bill was ordered to be read a third
time to-morrow.
The house went into committee of the
whole on the report of the committee of
commerce and manufactures on the petition
of Andrew Joseph Villard. The report con
eludes by a resolution, recommending that
the sum of one thousand dollars be given to
M. Villard for his invention and improve-
ment in the mode of mounting heavy bat-
tery cannon. The resolution was agreed to,
and referred to a select committee of three
members for the purpose of bringing in a
bill.
The house then adjourned.
From the Merchants'1 CvJTee-Rouse Books.
December 28.
Arrived, schr. Meteor, Gardner, 2i days
from La Vera Cruz, logwood, Robert and
John Oliver. Sailed in co. with schr. Rapid,
Gold, for -Baltimore. Left schrs. Hornet,
Dye, of Baltimore ; and Enterprise, Briggs,
of do. for New Orleans. Saw the schooner
Hawk, White, going in as lie came out.
Came into the Capes last Friday ; saw a ship
ind two schooners, outward bound, about 20
miles from the Capes. Saw nothing in the
bay bound up or down.
December 29.
A pilot boat that arrived last night, reports
that the ''iritish frigate Statira, with Mr.
};ose on board, arrived in Lynhaven Bay last
Thursday evening.
"V The Letter Bag of the ship Fame, for
New Orleans, will be taker, .-torn the Conee-
House on Wednesday morning.
The brig Agenesia's, for do. on Thursday
morning.
Post-Office,
Baltimore, Dec. 39.
THE public are hereby informed, that the
mail for the British packet Lady Arabella,
that was advertised to be closed at New-York
on the 6th of January next, was closed at
New York e-n the 26th, and the packet
ordered to sail on the 27th instant. It is
presumed this alteration was made in conse,
quence of dispatches from the British mi-
nister.
CHARLES BURRALL.
d3t
¦ —rszser^si , .-^------1—" " ,1 '» ', im*
MILITARY hALL.
A meeting «f the Managers last evening,
at the FOUNTAIN INN, made lhe follow-
ing resolution :
That all officers, to appear in uniform with
Sword Belt* ; Privates with Bayonet Kelts,
half Gaiters way ba worn. Goailemen not
belonging't" Military Companies will bp ad-
mitted. : December ¦'' d4>
Proposals
For Pttbli"shins? u Nfi-M-ipcr, ,r„v Federal prin-
ciple*, to he rifle i THIS
NORTii A AFRICAN,
MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.
Bv Jacob Wagner.
CONDI riONS-
I. Trie Daily Paper will be delivered to
Subscribers in the city of Baltimore, av 7
Dollars per annum, arid to country Subscrib-
ers at 8 dollars, the addition of one dollar
in the iatter case la-mg an equivalent for
the ex'pe ce-s of packing and directing.
II. The subscription mon<-y is to be psid
half yearly ; and from country subscribers
an advance of an half-year's subscript on is
expected.
III. To those who prefer it, a country
paper will be. sent, twice a week, contain
ing all the original matter and intelligence
from the daily paper. The price of the
country paper will be only four dollars, pay-
able in advance;
TV. Advertisements will be published on
the usual terms.
However our own institutions maybe or'zed
by the patriot!" mind, above thosa of other
hatibns, it is an evident truth, that the most
spiended, as well us the most valuable among-
thi m is that W',ich secures th hless'ng ot a
I'reftprcss Without. Ibis, which may feccmi-
.;,' rail ..s the foundation of our political build.
hig, (lie whole mass would totter, and doubt-
less fall into sudden ruin. It is not. there-
fore, without reason, that we hare olw.ays
¦ ecu circumspect about any encroachment
upon the press: but itis oiir duty, in propor-
tion as we Value the enjoyment, to discount
t-nanee the perversion of it to sinister or ma,
levolent purposes To this privi'eg-e, which
distinguishes his country from almost evptv
o*her the editor is now about to lav his claim ;
and he takes it into his Rands, wail awar of
the obligation he assumes with it, to diminish
it neither by wanton isin-e, nor bv a fear of
applying it to the officiant snd salutary pur
poses for which i, is intended.
It miy be prop-f to notice, respecting' the
history of ',h s < 3tij1>lisbmc nt, tbnt it originat-
ed villi u number o1" genUenien of rcspectsble
Jti igni. nt and standing in society, to whose
dattering and unexpected ch'olre. the Editor
h.is made Uie repugiia.ice o his habits to
yield., by assuming the direction of lhi3 gaz-
ette
Of the political principles*, which shall be.
Supported in ii.it might be enough to Ssv.tle.t
they ire eonscera ed 1,5 the julministratinn f
WasuivOrotf. .tud transmitted t > eurOQUnj
trv in his valedictory- address. The troubled
s'.nte of ihe world; the daiipcrs which havi
long threatened 'I is portion of it in particular)
ad which ipp, a-now to •,, breaklmruponit:
lsw-11 \s the rrrangeioentofintornal parties,
an. the rvr-im, suies engendered by them --all
iy invite a recurrence to the precepts ',(•'
iliat d iverer and father of h s country. It
will bcivfore be t .-. anxinus and sedulous en
doiiVaUr of the Kdilov, to O'r ng tin m ,,ne* to
the ¦vtentionof his readers, to oppose the false
ap-lica'ioos mad - of them nil I. above all, to
Square bis own conduct; andex.v:, he ton of
• by the same rule. H p. y will lie be,
if, in this csivot, he s i&Tji hi iiisti. menial, in
an humble degree'-, in extermins" and im Upoi at
i:ig a love f rational*liberty ; in Steeping a
liva an high minded Jea'ousj of the iiklepen-
1 le nation ( in increasing the attach
mer.t '." the union o1 the stati -. , ¦ • drscoulite-
n.u'.oing;coinbimttiors Rgttinst itorits laws as
,,0 .. ;..,,,,-,,,.,.,,..,,,.,,s of the consti-
tution j in allaying the f Uj.s of party ; inpoint
ing 1 tamisuj.porting the just-rights and in-
terests ofc rr-.nieroei in hirwcrng the, net'ossi
tyofan Miequate phbltc defence ; and in in
cu!oa'ii.;;-a respect for religion, morality and
e Uication -for national good faith, justice ar, 1
impartial moderation towards foreign nations.
Snob arc the outlines of the arduous and im-
portant task he has 'issignrd to himself In rela
lion to general topics, which he is sens hie may
w, II be thoughtalr ttdytoottineh iorhisl mited
endowments, and too exalted and compn h ji
for the sphere of a gazjtte: but his plan also
enrnpreh uds whatever is interesting to the c-
conomicalimprovements, the commercial cha-
racter and growth, 'he local jurisprudence and
politics, as well as the genera) prosperity ot'the
state of Maryland, and its thriving ssaport of
B. It'mioie.
As some misapprehensions appear£0 have
been spread abroad, it is necessary for the e-
ditor to state distinctly, that this will be a
commercials^ well as a political paper ; and
that as much of Us Success will depend unsn
the patronage of his mercantile friends, he
the more earnestly invites their supj-ort.
In tne performance of such a varied task,
Tiiar.) difficulties strc doubtless to be surmount/.
ed, yvii.ii wili call for the utmosi exertion ¦ f
the fortitude nd feeble talents of theeditor ;
bin to enable him to sustain his burden, he re-
lic., with, cheerful confidence, upon tlje gen*,
rotts countenance and libstral indulgence of
those who have prompted b:m to the undertak-
1 if, nd of swell ot the public, as may be
disposed to patronize, bis labors. •
r>ec_'.'9___ __; ' d
Tne Subscriber has for Sale,
9 pipes Cogniac Brandy,
8 do. Amsterdam Gin,
100 boxes Fresh Mould Candles Sampson's
Brand,
40 do. Dipt do. 6, 3 and 0 to the pound.
3000 pounds Kaitle Powder in pound papers
of the best quality
Raisins in boxs and kegs j warranted and
No 3, •hOColate ; fresh Malaga Grapes in tars'
Prunes in boxes ; sherry, Lisbon, Port and
Malaga Wine in qr. casks ; Harford peach
Brandy, by retail, remarkably Ihgh flavored (
Champaygne, Burgundy k Frontigniac Wine,
in boxes of 1 dozen e.:'ch ; old Madeira VVmc
in battles and on draft; Olive Oil in hampers,
of 1 dozen each ; and flask Oil, in cases of 30
flasks each, large and small Twist Tobacco,
irt kegs, half kegs, and by retail of the b-st
qu 'lily ; English and Holland Rag Powder
ot the first quality; Imperial, Hyson, Young
Hysou, and Black Teas, by wholesale and
retail, of the. first qualities.
WM NOHRIS, Jen.
Tea IJealer and Grocer, No. 64, Market-st,
December 29_______________Saw2 w
Five Dollars Reward,
Strayed from the sebscrjber on the 27th in
Slant, a large Red an 1 White Mhcft COW,
in good order ; with a leather strap on her
neck, with a large brass buckle, and in fresh
mdk. The above reward will bu given it
brought home.
JOHN F. GEPHART.
Fayette street, Baltimore^
December 29. d4tl
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
(oorf Printing Ink,
(vnsTT.VlVE 'CUNTS PER POUND.)
In s*4.fcL Kr.':ie.
Library Oompaiiv.
THE Directors df the Baltimore Librtrlr
Company are sorry to fi id so rn ,o-. mfcmbers)
in arrvav.,; for their annual 6oritr'»>utioris, whicli
not beuig paid into the funds, the Director*
can not cmploythem in the purchase of books,
or in thcrie e -.san expenditures of die institu-
tfon Hence the company suffers Materially.
Mi. S -niur; Srenchis authorised to ration th *4
who ;v- still in arrears, and the Directors re«
quest, that all monies due, may We paid to him.
On Us application. Those \»hd sliaU be fo nd
0 1 the list of delinquents, at the meeting of tnet
Board 00 the first Weil esiay in February
next, will be charged with the penalty oifon*
cent per d y, from the. trmeprescribed by tbfl
c institution. By order of the Board,
FiiANCISBEESrOH, Sec-.-N B.I..<3.
rjeccnib*!- *S ' to4t
Wanted,
A smart active Negro BOY, about 10 or
12 years of age to wait in a small family----¦»
such., one may hear of a place by applying ta
the office of this Gazette
Dei .'liber it. ,____________ ___________,1
MILL.
My MILL, on the Hi rring-rnn, within %
and a half miles of the city, will be r. «dj on
the first da of the new year, to manufacture,
at the customary terms for any House thai will
k.-ep her supplied with whffat.
She can make thirty 10 forty barrels of flour
per day. Flier*are good Millers, ;m:I an ab'le
Team and faithful Wagg-oner, ready to haul
out snd in WM. WILSON.
Ivy Hiil, December 2?.
NBA School-master wanted to whoni
good encouragemeat will be given.
December 22. . t<
To Let,
In Bennedict on the Patdtent river, the
Store House, Dwelling House and-G-anarieS
proi ei-iyund residence of the late John I"
1 lie buddings are all . dtnir.il.ly adapted tor
Co'fiVeniens* ; the dwellit-g large and commo-
leautit'ully situated, witii every neces-
sary building attached lo ii. '1 he stand it is
d i3 atleast equal to any on the msif
fof business.
AND FOR SAL":,
The Stock ut blind, consisting
k«-t street, Bsltiiinore.
- Dte. ir. cli:>t
l or sale,
{For a term <>f V\Ttur*',)
A likely Mulatto Box", abuut ifiyears old-
Ap| Iy at this ofnee.
- .-cemper 21. . d
COFFEE,
1'0,000 tbs.of COFFEE, eatitiedts drav»
ba-;k ; for sals by
ANDRE SV BoVD,
No 3, N. Catvert-street.
October 30. d
rt n;que Green Coffee.
A smdl parcel of Verysjipeiiot quality.
For sale bv
cqrnthwaiT er t aunall*
12th mo. 2S. dCt
BufFum 8< GoDclhiije,
no. 16 bowli-.y's wharf,-
Have rceeived per seh'is i.ucirula and n.'.'ux,
and Li din, from Boston,
436 hints! \ Prim* White CODFISH,
30 bbls. Salmon)
300 boxes (Sampson's) Mould Candle3,-4, 5,
and. 5 to the pound,
4 tona Clean HEMP.
ALSOj
Persch'r Grand Sachem, capt. Holmes, from
New York,
15 Casks PATENT SHUT, assorted, (i-uni
BB to No. 8.
Dec 21-________________dfiteofit
*C S. Koi \s
Has just received via Ne^-Tork,
6 casks and 2 boxes, containing 2 Io0 Piirhigal
CU rLASgS, Spanish. Grenadier s A l! Kliij,
with scabbards and handles, and Sp.-oisri
SWORDS, with and without l.-nilcs, ..nti.
tied to debenture.
On Kaks,
Osnaburg»,
Burlaps,
Hessians,
DowlagSi
Chalets,
Listadoes,
Checks Na. 2^ and
Checks and Stripes.
Which he offers lor sale or, the usual terms,
December 31. _________d3tjxW9t
btrong, Table, and Small
BEE K.
FOR SALE BT
JOSEPH LEONARD,
Hanover-street, Opposite the Indian Qjlcetl
December 18. 2aw&it.
To Let,
THE STORE & DWELLING on Oer-
man street, nearly opposite the Mav, .lo
Tavern, Possession may be had against 1U0
5th of January next.
ALSO,
The STORE next to the corner of Light
and Pratt streets, opposite the Baltimore To-
bacco Inspection. Possession may be had
immediately. For terms inquire of
GEORGS Ip.IDE,
163, Baltinvfre street
December 15. d4t-2aw
By order of the orphans Court
or Baltimoue Covnti,
THIS is to give nctice, tliat iliesubscn'cerof
the cit) of Baltimore, hath obtained from tha
orphans court of Baltimore county, in Mary-
land letters of administration on tne personal
estate of Edward Erskme, late of Baltimore)
county, deceased. All persons havhijj^lainis,
atraiiist the said deceased, are herbv wnrneii
to exhibit the same, with ilie veuciieis thereof
to the snbseiiber on qi befpre the third cay of
June next, they nay otherwise by law be ex.
cluili d roni ah benefit of the .-¦ id estate.
Given under my hand this second day of Dc-
cember 18 7-
MARY. ER.SJC NE, Ad'x.
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