|
, Davit" £err, ji». ™A W.lliam pft
D.ck.^.^Votthem--AfCambridge, , ma
Punn,o* "-^ " frrtwo !inr,Jredan.d
^TS^Gold.borough and Samuel
Steele, K.chard. rf ^«_^ c
*•&* for" Quin Ann's county, for three
^ i S shareo,under the direction
S ^C Hopper, or any two of hem-
Dantel L-- « M" ^^ comitV) for two
silent, nr any of tU«j iir>ct»rs, the hoard
ma;' elec". others to supply the:;- p' i
V.! II. And be it.enacted T it in chdhslns;
dir»xto: s-t,lie stockboldces shall bo etjtlfl J
to vote as follows : For every share not ex-
ceeding ten, ene vote each ; for every two
shares above ten, and not exceeding twenty,
one vote ; for every four share1: above twenty
and not exceeding forty, one vote ; for every
six share? above forty and not exceeding
At Denton, tor wrouuc vu»u.,, __ ¦¦.
hurtdwd shares, under the direction of Wil. *n^> one vote » for every «rf* share, ahoy,
-o — Whitelv, Solomon Brown and Willi- s,,lt.V a"d not exceeding eighty, one vote ;
-'- ""--»— for every ten shares above eighty and not
exceeding one hundred, one vote ; for every
twenty shares above one hundred and not
exceeding; one hundred and sixty, one vote •
^.t Denton
¦ ''l^H_____________
liaro Whitely, 8wk~--~ -• Chester
P^.i^r or any two of tnem— At L-nesttr
«? Polfrr'K.r"t court*, lor t.vo hundred &
l0W" sharedIder the direction of Ben]________ _____________________________
Sc^rs, James Hodges >£ and | jy-^^-^ ^ ^ fag ..
kpioF. Rasm, wanytwoofthem m lot r . --------iU.„.„ „„tM.
RS! Anne, for Somerset county.for two
hundred and thirty shares, under the direc-
! John Gale, Littleton D. Teaclc and
John H. Anderson, or any two of them—
.At Elkton fcr Cased county, for three hun-
dred shares, under the direction of James
Sewall, John S. Moffitt and John J. Cox,
or anyt-w of them—At Snow-Hill.forWor-
ant-j, for three hundred shares, un-
.-the direction ot James B. Robins, John
Williams and Ephiaisn King Wilson, or !
my two of them.
III. And be it enacted. That the said
Ct tiimiiisioners, after giving two weeks pra-
ms pubhc notice at the several places a-
Love specified for receiving subscriptions for
the said stock, of the time and place for re-
ceiving; such subscriptions, shall proceed to re-
ceive tiie -same, but no person or persons,
corporate or others shall be permiled
tied to a greater number than thirty votes
IX. And be it enae'ed. That the affairs of
this institution shall be conducted by the
president and directors, elected as aforesaid ;
that the president shall preside at all meet
ings of the directors, and in case of absence
his place may be supplied by one of the
directors, whom the board may appoint ; the
president and directors shall hive poWer and
authority to make all kinds of insurances
st fire, insurance on lives, and insur-
ances on inland transportation of
wares, merchandises and country produce,
and to invest the funds of the
tiott in any stock which in their jud
may be most advantageous to it ; tha
sl\all have full prv»r arid authority to ap
it a secretary and iv h ©th*r clerks and
shall refuse to call such meeting, the Said
(Wtmbet of stockholders, proprietor; of riot"
less than the af resaid number of shares,
shall have powei to call a general meeting
of the stock holders, giving at least two
weeks notice in one or more of the news-
papers printed in the cities of Baltimore &
Annapolis, and Frederick-town, on the
western shore, and in the paper printed at
Easton, on the eastern shore, specifying in
such notice the object or objects of such
meeting,
XVI. And be it enacted That in case it
should happen for any cause whatsoever that
the annual election for directors should not
take place in any year n the day herein for
that purpose mentioned, the said corporation
shall not, for that reason, be dissolved, but
such election may thereafter be lawfully held
on such convenient day as may f -r that pur-
pose be fixed On by the president and direc-
tors, they causing ten days public notice
thereof to he given in one or more of the
news-papers printed in the cities of Balti-
more and \miapolis', and Frederick town,
on the .- estern shore, and in the paper print-
ed at Easton, on the eastern shore.
XVII. And he it enacted, That this act
shall continue and be in force until the first
day of February 1820. and until the end of
the next session of assembly which shall
happen tlv reaft r.
True conv of the original.
'THOMAS ROGERS,
Clerk of the Senate.
Dec 28, 1807.
Dec. 31.'^^^^^^^^^^^^^™
por.
servants tin
ider th I be necessary for
dies corporate or ouiers snau us ^....
subscribe on the first day for more than j transacting the business of the said inst
• k. ...hole amount be ! ,¦ , ,, ,,',' ¦ , ,
nav allow them such salary a
ten shore-: and if the whole amount
not subscribed onthc first dsy, the books shall
remain open on the second day when indi-
viduals, or bodies corporate or otherwise,
may ivtbscrfhe lor d uble. the number allow-
ed on the fifst day, and it at the end of the
.t day the whole amount of shares, to
h su?,h county be entitled shall not he
8oh?cribed for, the books are then to be
ed and transmitted as soon as possible
thereafter to the commissioners appointed for
*!i-city of Baltimore, »ho shall, so soon
a the several books of subscription af-resaid
are by them received proceed to receive
further subscriptions for : ufih number of
shares as remain unsubscribed tor in the seve.
tal counties aforesaid, giving two weeks pre.
-/nes r.oiiee in the several ne.'-spacers print-
cl in the city of Baltimore; provided al-
ways, that it fbesubscriptions; in the seve-
lal counties af ..resaid shall on the first or se-
cond day exceed the number herein allotted
to the ve'-'rct've. c< unties, then, and in such
sa>e tine • a d Cpmmiasiofters are hereby autho.
risi d and directed so t-> apportion the shares
s'a scribed among the several subscribers, by
proportional redaction, as may reduce the
whole to the number allotted.
IV. And fait Matted, That it shall be
•he clt-.ty of the commissioners appointed for
>the city of Baltimore to coii&iei eiSery op-;-
';ration of the said institution, until thev shall
he supeicededby the appointment ot direct.
I«ws.
V. And he tt enacted, That the sum of
$ve dollars on each share shall be paid te
[the cpmnj'ssioners at the time of subscribing
void tig remaining; forty-five dollars en each
share by instalments, not exceeding ten dol-
lars as may be required by the president and
tlircctars to be appointed in the mode here-
in after prescrtned, npon their giving two
call«sn3-ar months p'evioin noiice to the
Stbckiiolders in one or more of the newspa-
pers: printed in the cities of Baltimore and
,'«i: .lapolis, and Frederick-town on the wes-
tern shore, and in the newspaper printed in
tston, on the eastern shore ; atid in Case
failure in the payment of all or any part
of said instalments for the space of thirty
o'f>S "^t wff the Co'"-
James '¦'¦ UxMH
Alex. NVRim
ft Hi -in IPihott
•¦ Pt i >gle
Ad an Ponerden
Henry Payson
tion, and may allow them such salary as
they shall ittdge reasonable; to ordain and
establish such by laws, 'r.linaaces and regu-
lations as shall appear to them necessary foi
regulating and ConduClin
the said institlition, 11 y to, or
inco'nsisti - ¦ 1 lie c .. Lhutibn |
and laws of'this si ,t.e, or 'a' tlifc United
States.? that they shall ke- p .oil, lair and
Correct 1 ..lee; of their ti whic!
shall be at all times open to the inspection 'jfatfi Tmonsend
of the si ckholders ; they so 11 also have If.d'a.ard /ohnson
power to hire.01 pure . ^^^^^^^^
or buildings, in 01 1 imore
for the purpose of transactiiig the affairs of
the institution, at _,' to conduct the
entire business relative to the- object s therw if ;
the president, or such person as may he
appointed in his place, and tour din ct-rs,
shall form a quorum for transacting business,
and all questions which may come before
them shall be decided by a plurality o'
rotes.
X. And bt i) ntaeted, That all policies Of
j insurance made by this corporation shall be
I signed by the president, and attested by the
Secretary, and sealed with the common seal
and'all losses on any such policy or policies
shah he arljusti SI by the president ana rJoartJ
cf directors, and paid agreeably to the terms
of the policy out of the funds of the com-
pany ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
7?v •u'rtue >^^^^b^^^^^^^^B^^^h
niaumn *&»*** for the ciiy and county of
Baltimore do hereby ?f*»e notice (bat boohwtl
be opened on MQ&DA? the iStb of [Janu-
ary¦next, at BrydenS fountain Inn from nine
o'clock i>, the mining until three in the after-
neon, to: receive subscriptions for the foremen'
tioncd five thousand shins
had sent'-; !<;ad birds'? amongst them, to In- i , jtfetV atld FJegaiti /'
he U. .c\a ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
but they enpre-.s their deierm 1 nation to t«ik«
no part in any quarrel which triaj ensue Si -
The message and documents were refer-
red to the c mtnittee on so much of the pre-
sident's message as relates to military and
naval establishments.
Adjourned.
Married, on. Thursday, by the Rev. Dr.
Rattoone, Mr. George Smith to Miss licbccca
[la-ward, boih of this city.
From the Merchant? Ceffee-Heuse Books.
V December 30.
Arrived Swedish schr. Swailo.v, Mur-
dock, 15 days from Cape Francois—coffee.
The British ship Lady Warren, < f 22 guns,
from Cape Francois, with coffee, has been
entirely lost in the Caicos passage—crew&,
passengers saved.
Also, schr, Diana Talbot, Maxwell, in,
days from St. Lucca—sugar—Charles C.
Egerton.
Also, hrig Comet, from New Bedford ;
schrs. Fr. n is, Merrill, and Experiment
from Portland.
Below, brig Ann and Mary, from Lisbon.'
December 31.
Arrived, ship Aivgusta, Sahford, 90 days
fr- m B urban, coffee & gums—John D n-
nell. Left ship Traveller, Ward, ot Sa'em,
for Benyrat, in 6 days, the only American
there-*-l)ec. 25, off Hatteras, spoke brig
Olivia, from Tottola, for N. York. Came
into the Capes Saturday afternoon. 4 brigs ;
and the sch. Maria, Peterkm, and Hound,
Clayton, went to sea that day
'
Michael Dijeadcrjfcr
Henry ctoaj'tr
Km, Norm
(Pratt street
Andrew i'ihcott
jfoitph <>,WJ
Heiefoah Waters
John Ogston
"i% And U i* W-'t"1' That 0,P Sa'd. C°'„
potion shall from tfme. te»t|*»"PP»y^
7-.,rh sums of money received by them tor
P • and to make up the amount
hrst instance, mi^^^^^^
of their original capital, whenever it shall
have Suffered any diininution ny lbsses; ana
that dividends shall be made ot the nett pre/.
fits arising on the capital s" ck, at s'uch pe-
'riods as the president and diieotors may
¦n..: .- proper, not ottenet than once in six
months, and the same shall be paid to the
Stockholders, Bftfcbeir legal representatives ;
but if a dividend sh.Jl be at any tune declar-
ed of a greater amount than the netl pe ceeus
I of the said company at the time of making
1 the same, each and every director that con-
sented thereto, shall and is hereby declared
to be liable for in his individual capacity, and
bound to contribute to make good, the defi-
ciency in the capital stock occasioned by
such improper dividend.
XII. And be it enacted,Thitihe said cor-
ioft shall not be competent to purchase
or hold any real property, other than such as
recovered by the in for premiums,
their immediate
and be Ctvpable in law to sue and be
p'eaded, answer and
swered, defend and be defended, in
courts of judicature or elsewhere, and to
make and use one common seal, and the
same So alter or renew aLtheir pleasure, and
generally to co and preform all things rela-
tive to the object of this institution, which
lnnr is or shall be la.vful for any individual
*>r body p litic ¦ r corporate fo do.
VII. And . v.-!-, That as soon as
five shares shall be subscrbed, the cotrjmisst-
' oners hereby authorised to receive subscrip-
may call a mesting ot the subscribers'
after giving not less than two weeks notice
in one or more of the newspapers printed in
the cities of Baltimore and Annapolis, and
Frederick town, on the western shore, and
in the paper printed at Easton, on the east em
shore, and the subscribers who shall assemble
in consequence of such notice, or appear by
^________ be answerable, in Ins per
plead and'be impleaded, answer and be an- property for any contract ot agreement
" " * and be defended in all said company, or for any losses, deficiencies
or failures, of the capital st.a.k ot said in
stituation 'except in the case of a director de-
claring an improper dividend, as before pro-
vided lor in the eleventh section of this law)
but the whole of the said capital stock,
J together with all property, rights and cie-
i dits, belonging thereunto, and nothing
i more, shall at any time be answerable for
the deman ¦' the said company.
j XIV. And he it enacted. That the stock
' of Ibis institution is hereby declared to be
1 personal and not real estate, and may be
! assigned and transferred on the books ot the
f ....
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
[TAK&N/or the F-$BBRAL GAZK 1
Was/tingfut, December 30.
Proceedings thi* day.
The house went into thecommitteeof the
whole on the bill supplementary to the act
laying an einbar,. 0,
Mr. Newtoa offered an amendment (si-
milar to that offered yestcreay by Mr. Qain-
c*y) as a substitute to the first section and
nioved to strike out the first section, for the
purooseof inserting his amendment.
The motion to strike out the first section
ok! the amendment al-,o.
On motion ofMr, Newton, the blank in
the second section was filled with " three
thousand dollar:. "
On motion of Mr. Burwell, the vote was
reconsidered, & that sum was disagreed to.
Mr. Montgomery then movil to insert
instead thereof the words " a sum not ex-
ceeding 20,000 dollars, not lass than loco
dollars." Carried.
Mr. Burwell moved to insert, in the 13th
line,after the aerd " offence," the words
"t. he assessed by a jury." L -st.
Various other amendments were oflered
to the bill, all of which occasioned some
debaie, but were lost;
At half past one o'clock, a Message in
writing was received from the President of
the U. S- by Mr. Coles, his secretary.
Mr. Macon moved to strikeout the word
" specie," mthe 4th section, so as to take
the prohibition from that article.
This motion occasioned considerable de-
bate, but was lost, ayes 24.
Mr. Mum ford moved to add, at the end
of the last section, an amendment to the
following effect : " and that the time allow-
ed for paying bonds on goods imported into
the U. S. be extended to 6 months further
than is at present allowed by law,"
Mr, Love thougnt that because an embar-
' had been laid, it was riot therefore ne-
Mayor's Office,
DeceMcer 80th 1807.
WJlKRE.\S many persons were on
Christmas-eve guilty of ffiing guns, to the
er.oyauceof the citiztits of Baltimore
and idle and indiscreet persons may, on the
eve of the new year commit the same direct
violation ot one of the ordinances of the
city ; I do, therefore, hereby especially eiv
join the city constables and city watchmen^
to be active and vigilant in detecting and
apprehending all persons coin.nining so ui).
fill a breach of law, and the citizens ot
Baltimore are earnestly requested to af-
ford their assistance to tne public oiTicers, in
Order that all such offenders agaiost the
law, the peace and he good order of the
city, may be brought to pa dsliment.
THOHOWttOOD SMITH*
Mayor of the city of Baltimore;
December 31.
tides aridCord
J I' T itvC.I'.Bl) . tOt SV... JY
JK.II), MAS,
h'« 2 ;6\ M:.ih"t street,
Wwto.-^ t iv'iich are,
¦ Hunt' r's Biojh"»)>hyj eleij-aiit,
¦ i sterna tic Th^oloefy and l^il.
pit Eloquent* s bv the late G. Campbell, 0.
D. V.H.S..
Fo nvures of Human Life; with plates.
*R - ' \rt and F-mhionable Magazine i
wito i>
1 "1 tendon. Three Spaniards
Oiirrick's Works. Rousseau's Emilltis
A>• f i.ove New Bath Guide.
M is ¦ : i M cellany Giu's Fuliles,
S.ilh's M< mriirs. Sterne s Letters.
Beauties of Rhakspeare,
Steel's List of Royal Navy and Army, for
Septet:
M -i-thtfBi ,9frap!iy N»va' Biogrnph-; plates.
Micie'a Lutitd. Hai-'ley on Mth.
Swift's Works ; por.Vet. edition.
Germun Theati'c. Goldsmith's Greece.
Stewart's Life of Rtid. Paul and Vi:gi-
nia.
Cumbist'larid's Cavdrv ; elegant Plates.
flowers of History. Dodd's Sermon's to
Young Men,
.D-yden's WorVa. Goldsmith's Poems.
P, mhertiiri on the Viscera,
lieat'i '3 Kvulenee*. .
Pope'g Ho-'icv ; me» and elegant edition,
Willi notes j b\ Wakefield.
oivs a d Stephen's Shaltespere ; su»
pel-bin ravings.
liaile' 's M'se -iianeous Plavs.
----------Pl:i\'.-; d. lineatihjj the stronger pa»«
sioii oj the mind
B'xir'J feems, So. hr,.
jf-T t>l BI.TSHFO,
MK \rr>iRs O'a WILLI i \1 S tMPSQtT.
WtTS IS ADOITtoNAt. StlfFLY VT
LAW B0OKS.
GLOBES j elegantly anil priii. niouttted.
L.ady'8 and Gentleman's POCKET AL-
M \NACS, with clasps and glltedg'e*.
Received per the isAtmnet Experiment, captain
(it-clx. tram Portland,
'. j )0 Div ed Iti i s,
'2 tons Cm 0 irted,
! 0 bo • a brown S-oap.
For sale on moderafi term* By
Cv>KNlUW AIT b V RKALL,
83, llo.ly's wbarf.
. X,_L Said School.it will
'-^'..J-i, on moderute terms to-any port
th« Eastern Stiu< > ; 0.0teen
. ..• - :.'--out !o'J'- bbls. u..d w. 1 '.'. a
few 'days he ready to receive :i cargo ; is a
remarkable fine vessel and sails well.
1 th mo. 31 _________¦ d
lw "Wilmington
N.
_ The'hh; (A,
-;;'W«\~' Walter C Hayesj muster{
&M& Will sail in ;. tew days For
.v-vWifi-fi^-lit or pussage apply to .lie
master on board, or to
CIIARLES WIUGMAN:
o-y Newberit and Gape Fear Bank Notes,'
will be exchanged tor Baltimore paper.
MISJTARY
iiAi.L.
Gentlemen's Admusimi Tickets
to the Military £&H (t, be held to moi row.
January i, 1808) are to be had at the Bar of
the Fountain Inn, at 5 dollars e
N. 13. The Bali to c at 7 o'clock,
precisely with a full Band of Music. The
1-ouoLuin ton will be illuminated in Front and
December 31. , ¦ dSt
\V eckly iitgister
OF POU HCS AtfD N&WS.
Gentlemen who have mbscribetl to the
above work, are informed that they Will re-
ceive their numlx rs hereafter ft- m\ Washing-
ton city, through the medium of the Post.Qf
ce.ssaij iu g.»...-------.9-. . fice. A cempluince willi the teiin; of
in preference to any other class ot citizens. 1 scriptlon is requested—for wh'nh purpose,
' —l :r ~J—,.-A -vy^Jd j tin se who huve not paid will in a few days
be waited on.
JOHN. B. GOLVlN
December 31. lU-t
To Kent,
Til ITLAEG ti if CONVENIENT HOUSE,
At present occupied by the Union Bank of
Maryland, possessi- n will he given on tlic- 1st
day i f April next, having received a notifies,
lion frdm the President of said Bank that it
on that day be delivered up to me. The
A Minister Wanted.
William and Marji Parish in Saint Mai-v*»
county, is vacant, and a Mijiisfceri . d-
>.'-! tl ; »s laketi into view, ties ma*
be cousidereVl as one of the hest country paristl
88 in t! e i-l-'e ; it list belongingtn it a elebr,
¦¦ n ".o.e g upwards ot S (' acres if most s.
hi9 ."--.iog La 'd, which, when » :! ¦.,:'.j-
vated, i.i 1 ever tailed 11 yield a h» dsottie
-nib j it lies .n a henhhy, n.',. It
Hiood, on a b:. vi;
ar
with th .'finest fish and 03 st rs, wi.h a t
foi-ti itJg House with !.i-,-c loon setl
.-. rl .0 "111 lad 00- ss-Jiy -11 t houses j the a.ir.u-
. a! va -1- may ie 1 stimated 11'.'. ' -he
I vestiy having 1 . lor the
t e subscriptions have j^pe*
1 o-s per annum lo
; - inaiieot seitl ovent,
t! se. . itli the other-advantages att-t.hcd ta
turn, no .it atle
WILLI A vi Hi"BB.
__st" it Ojc. -8 r.______d4_JL _
Tne Golden Oppor unity !
7 . ¦- -i--' ¦ -;¦.-/.': hot 4* ¦- E r uite ntf.rs,
Hotdto Iter ha d t .eh rinptr -- ff rt,
anient when oike.s f; m,
¦What thrive nt% tain.
Tin- golden Opportunity, afforded r»y-fh4
St: Mary's CbU»cl(fe Lottery, ofgaiiViae st
pi-'uioc'y fot'tuti tor a siredl udvei turOj is such
as none a'lould neglect: This Lottery, ot cOm-
paeat'oe'.y a small nurrber of tickets, possess,
ts in j-'-eat prizes, one hundred and twetity-
four thins :,d dollars,* and in (.nodi prizes
ninetl 0".- thousand delhu-s. 'I he scheme is
ceitaino ilnprefci dehted, contnitiingnot 1 1 by a
great number of capital prizes; bu; rr.oie thftrt
tine ;.'"zk 10 even two blanks, and the lowest
prize twelve dollars. The whole number of
ticket' onls 21,500—Hei-ae'll.e den and fO*
tickets add shareS) which has he .11-
cd, and the Tickets a-e -oil a-lv.e'-o-fr in
Messrs. G antlR. Waite solicit their nu-
merotffl friends aiid the pubic to an iuimeili.
ate purchase, and respectfully inform tin n>,
I The Ticket*, Halves Quartern and L-eb*s,
! arc '. ":,¦¦}„'¦ in -i ii'i-e.n var'i IV ol' nuir.bcr and at
eie l.-v.rsi pi-ir.e, at their Truery Forttnipte
I ntti rf OfEee, cowisrof Marl etand Clai-lcs-
streets.
* The distribution or these capil.l .'',- j
co'rnniences tfiis nft--iu.,e:i, .o-.d will cc.a ;ioe
daily.
OeC 3x itx
neck
broil
cessary to grant indulgcr.cies to meichants,
in pieti-reoce to any other class ot ci,""""=-
BesnJeb, that amendnient, if adopted,
have a very serious effect upon the treasury.
Mr. Ne ton and Mr. Campbell also op-
posed the amendment ; observing, that it
was impossible to tell how long the embar-
go would continue ; whether tor 6 months,
or -3 months, or even 3 weeks ; and, that if
any class of citizens should be indulged, it
oupht to be the farmers • ' '
Five Dollars Reward,
»'..d from the schserihei- on the 27th ift«
. ... >re- lied and White With.COW,
— ; with a leather strap on her
with a )Mfge brass buckle, and in
" he aboee reward will be given if
flit home,
win JOHN F. GFPHART
Fayette street, Ballii
Dfcee.Tr.bT 25. ______d4t|
T'or S;
. fEor a term of 15Venrt,J
\i-i .', i),;, i,.u. i i yeitrs ©14
A poly at this office.
December 21. &
For
Sol
ale,
also sp
-ke against the amendment
Mi. Mumfordthen varied the amendment
assigned and transterrea on mc uv'!'L should become due
transfer, or receive a dividend, until such
debt is paid, or secured to the satisfaction
of the president and board of directots.
XV. And be it enacted, That the presi-
j-ni 10 uc Hit I.......-----
Messrs. Montgomery and Crowninshcld | waionliVial day be delivered up to me.
J " ' ' hou-ie is 32 feel 8inches in front, forty two
... good back building, and other ne-
cessary out buildings.
ALSO, ^^H
proxy, shall choose, by ballot, from among j _ . .^p^p^^,^^^^—
the stockUoldprs, by a plurality of votes, : dentiand directors may cat! a general meet
twelve directors, -who shall continue in office j ing of the stockholders for any purpose re-
until the first Monday in March, eighteen I lative to the affairs of the institution, giv-
red and nine, on which day in every | ing at least two weeks notice in one or more
succeeding year thereafter an election shall | of the news-papers printed in the^ cities ot
ioe field for twelve directors as aforesaid, who ! Baltimore and Annapolis, and Frederick-
-hall continue in office for one year from the ! town> on the wcstern shorf' al;d ,ivlil,e Pa"
time of their election, and until others be P",F^d at Easton, on the eastern shore.
. t. . , ,. ^^^^^^^^^^^^»or.l;holders not less
ten in their stead ; and the said directors,
iit their first m eting, shall choose from
iimongst the tr.ockhoideis a preside;
him r. reas ' p T.s.atiorWor his
es, and in ease cf death, removal, re-
ion, 01 oth«r UisqualiuoHticn f ti.e
^_____ A Two-story Warehouse,
thftbonds should become due. I . °n .} ,,ack 0,'tlie lot' am? ^nting on a 24
„ . teet alley, at present occupied as an Auction
The amendment v. a, lost. room, tor tbe disposal of furaiture. fce. In
The committee of the whole rose, and re- j point of situation and extent of advantages, it
ported the bill, as ara'ended, when the Pre- j is equalled iiy few in the city. As the extent
r. ~r,r,, = ,n<»rl a I of front on Baliiinore-street will conveniently
oils, 3nd Frederick-
town, on vuu ,, wo..___shore, and in the pa-
per printed at Easton, on the eastern shore
and any number of stockholders not lesi
than forty, who together shall be proprietors
of one thousand shares, may at any time
apply to the president and directors
a general meeting of the stockholders for
any purpose relative to the affairs of the in-
stitution ; and if the pre^-jent and-
ste'ent's message was read. It contained a
letter from governor Hull, dated at Detroit,
giving an account of his speech to a num-
ber ' I Chiefs of different tribes of Indians,
on the subject of a war and their ans ers.
In the answer of the chief of the Pottiwat-
tamy Indians they express themselves under
the greatest obligations to their ' ^.reat Fa- ma
ther," the President, and their gratitude for t.hat was advertised to be closed at New-York
his favors ; and observe, that they believe on the 6th of January next, was clo
the President is strong, because he wants no New York on the 26th, and the p
aid, and that they believe the English are ordered to sail on the 97th instant. It is
. .1. .. ...v„; tu;„ .sclqtance___ presumed this ; i
~lt tl'OBtOn BllLlioiic-su..
admit of it. should it oe desired, it could be
divided into two stores. Apply 10
GLO: PiUoSSTMAN.
December 31.______________2aw4-t§
~iW-0#itc\ "
BAi.TtMORE, Dec. 39,
THE public are hereby informed, that the
mail for the British packet Lady Ai
v*s made i:
A itrmg healthy Ni GEO GIML, 17 yean
,t ~ ; cipable of all iinds of house w-r/1, c o&'
fng washing and ironing; a goad seamstress and
a'humi.' Waaler. Sold Jar ixant of en.ptoyment
Inquire at this Otf.ce-
Decemoer M,________^____________"'*'§____
For Sale,
For 8. term of 12 years, a NE'GTlO WO.
J1AN liged 19 years, just from the coin-try f
accustomed to house work, and of goud cha-
racter. Apply at this oftW
December 31. __'_______________"*^.l
~ ^.....Gbshen Cheese.
y-ut received am! wit: b-i
'Vg,fr,aii on bow dWalkei's Packet at Bow-
ley'i Wharf,
117 casks Goshen O
Which will be aoldou liberal tervr.-i if taker*
C'omoffthe Wharf.
lAWtES HAMMOND, kCa.
No. 34, Matketstt
Deeember 3Q __;_____ ¦ .. '***
I;or Sale,
(Norths term of 2, years,)
A to Boy, aged tea
Fiice g-l5G. J.
mhev 30- ¦ . '''i-$'
veaj'i
Wanted, ,
A smart aclive NeSri BOY-, •
12 vears of "-------
weak, Oecaasethev w^t^ie assistance-. F—i'^pLT^KhS: I
Ttiey say, that the English have deceived, ;\, ¦ F -9 i;e by n^!.v
them once, and they will not trust them a- j ' ¦'' chabi.es RUHR ALL. ;hi* G«a«tte,
gain. jethat the,Engtishi ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^*
JO
CHARLES E'JiltlALL.
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