The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1809-03-27 00:00:00, page 4

JPI/BLIC SALT.
"BY order ofthe (irphan's Court oi Pi mcc
Oeorges Comity, Maryland, will I
for ale at thetown oi Upper Marlbovougb
on Thursday the. 13th da) ol April next,
the PersmudProperty ofthe late Or- S
Jfebburn, uecea--. A, eon-i:.!u .;..-.' aN<
Mulatto Boy, as c » m
Btirirical Ihstrumiyits, sh»o a,,n-dl M
Library with otli and s««(lr\ i
articles. Si:; nior-tbi; crcii' wjlU be given lor
,\\ articles sold above T 'i« r « !l ' - : '" i'"''
ohaser giving bond with approved se.-nn- ■
ties. Lesser surii<; rei
to begin at 12 o'clock.
VunilUd. IftETKRGOjN i
.cor.
Starch 22—Qt _._ j
NOTK |
persons who claim title to thefol- .
A lowing LOTS in Uvorzctovn, avo noli
fiec, thai tbeir titles ai elective in i
queue- of their bavin- neglected lo avid
themselves ofthe compromise a|
thecaseoftieatty and UayidtiOn. fl
preseiitatr ' v ' l!! ;
ing to wsenl to die same coin] ombse, ami
aliwho apply by the 10th V 1"1 'V !, >
Obtain deeds on tho,se terms*-«.he, lots claim
by i bos- who do not apply
led against. If th ''' ■ n ' r :,;I . v
mationontl ■- - l>b "'
Mi-. Abr.er Ritchie or to 1- » Kei
Oeorgetowu. letters from those who do ,
DOI reside in the L'i./.ricl (postpaid) will be
stfendedto.
ANNE M Mtl \ DAVIDSON,
Executrix l. devisee of
Gen. .i-.i?*j t)..
Tlie followingare the Lots in ; '
Jtawlrin*' adtlition to Gpoi
to in the above notice—Lots No. 2 & part
its NTs. 4, ti, 15, 50, 41, 43,
,67,71, and part of lot
7j_!, ;t s no. «0, 81, ».;,H>, 66,87,91,92,
94, 103, 104, 105, 109, HO, 113, 114,118,
119, 121,1 .'), '
129, 140, 141, 142, 143, I 18, i 19,
155, 163, 166, 168, 170, 175, 176, 194, 195,
195; 205,207, 211, 212, 214, 216, 220, 325,
257, 258,259,261 i 26 . -<•'">
289, 370, 272, 273, 2 rr >, 278, 270,2:;..,
X), 294, arid 205.
Mai
UtALATTON WANTED.
IT the hcJrsof RobieHoh'«*is, a native
of Wurtemberg, in Germany, who H is
..id.lied St I-'ie.lerick.towp, ii
ol Maryland, in the year 17/ 3, will
application at the Department of State,
theywiil receive' some information, which
may probably be of advantage to th.m.
March 22.
V YORK STATL L()TTK.UY,
Positively commences Drawing 12th of
April next,
mollusc PRi/.ns;
30,000 Dollars.
20,000 Dollars.
10,000 Dol
5,000 Dollars.
TICRET3 Sc SHARDS,
Sold atAVAi-i ids Truly Ibrtunate Lottery
• Offices in New Yorlf, where wan nold in
the last Lottery tbeihree lughe.'d prizes,
viz.
No. 20,231 25,000 Dollars.
— 25,i0.i lt),-,).JU Dollars.
20,799
Tickets ami Shares in the above Grand
l.oiierv from AVaite':-, OfHcC, mtjy i
6f Mk*.'JOSEPH at his Rook
Stol'i in Cergetown, where the Meekly
Lisl will be regularly received.
Geo :.clown. Marc 10—eplm
FIRE F.xi;r;i\
THE Co'mnbian Fire Company! aving ap.
Ed a committee to make a conyact for
c it is hoped that ail j
indebted to them for fines, -
will pay Without further delay, to enable the
comnittu c to m.-.le iinse. Tlie
. following is the stato'of the funds of the
COlle
i is of the Treas
-202 25
Due-, n the subscription list, 156 00
Due lor r
Dolbe
A gcod Kn;;-in<.' Will cost 600 dollars
fhi n' w ill be some additional cxp
Those v, bo liuVi
.Ire up this deficiency;
ft would be instilling both the understand
ing nnd the ] oblic spirit of tlteidtizetfii to
aupp n important an object should j
he On for tin want of a small
addition ' Kvery- citi- ]
I'j one ;
should cheerfully contribute his mite ,Mr. t
Nicholas L. tiue'en is appointed to collect
and Griffith
Goorabe and Henry 'Duns to celled the
fines. Hy order, ; ml on bele.l'.'o! lhe Com
pany.
JOHN COYLE, Pre■■..
March 17
BLACK IDVr.il LOTTERY.
No. 2.
POSITIVELY commence Drawing on the
12th of Apkj i. next.
Present Pries of Tickets.
Whole Tickets ScJ .50
Half do. 4 25
Quarter do. 2 25
[hi do. 112 1-2
Tickets at the NeW York pines I
O & *i- tVaite*s Tritely Fortunate 1.
Office may be had of JOSEPH MUT'DAN,
Georgetown j where a re;;ul\) O-ck book i
ofthe drawings will be kepi, and ad .
rersin the Lottery mny obtain the earliest j
informntioti of their suco ss gral
*,' Letters post |iaid Oontninin;'; Bank
Notes shall c promptly attended to, and
mt adventurers advised of the success.
Georgetown, Maihh 20— r >t
NOTICE.
Wlil.be exposed io PURLIC SALE
on lhe Isjtli day of April next at
Brummonds tavern Navy Yard, all the
fight, title, cluim and interest of John
Vi .ii in and io a part of a LOT in square
No. 930, on Eighth street, 20 feet in front,
running back 75 feet, with a Two Story I '
BRICK HOUSE thereon, arid other iin-'. '
provoments, vlmh pi-operty Mr. John ! '
Dobbins now occupies, taken by virtue ofa l
writ off era facias, issued from the Circuit J *
Court of the District of Columbia for the '
county of Washington, at the suit of Lewis l
( v j"iun. Terms of sale cash. Sale to l
c, ii»jn«*nce precisely at 12 o'clock.
\\ ASHINUTON BOYD, MirshaJ j
jMiucli 15—tawts
? national ml'SfajM
-1 THE very flattering encouragement the
i-riber "hits met with from a number oi
. Gentlemen of.Utc highest respectability and
I talent, among whom he has the honor to
'• i-nme the •
I I),: Samuel L. Mitehlli of New York—has
I induced him respectfully to announce to
i" the PubKc, his determination to commence
i- tht'estaWislnnent ol' a NATIONAL MU-
M, connected with a GAller*
- j of Poutuai'ts, in the city of I
re a Building weH calculated tor the
preparing.
The great and.obvious utility oi such an
j institution at the seat of the National Co
! veriVment, it is presumed
; liberal aiuUnlightened mind in so [orcible
render ttlt.V further dctuil 111
.:1b- u'y
-1 C. BOYLE.
\ March 20—3t.
BY 1 irtue ofa decree of the High Court
I ,te of Maryland 1 ,
J will bo sold at Public Auction to the lughi ..t
■ l.id.h ron thelilh day of April next on the
;.• the hour o!' 12 o'clock, all the
title, cluim and interest of
>' the Me ' '':'>■ deceased, of in
. ofthe \delphi
;• i i. llu i i i:u.» belonging,
" [ cont: it thirty and a half acres of
c Landi also the. whole of bom 27 to 30
acresof Land with th-- appurlenan es hi ing
olT.li/.ab. th:. Delight, lying in P
pcs county on the North West Branch.
The terms of sale a c cash.
JOSEPH L. SCHOLFIF.LD, Trustee.
', 3d iiio.cdil7l.il, UWi'X—:>w
} FOR SALE,
'> A very likely liealthy
} MULATTO CIUL,
■' About 12>ears of age—apply at ibis office.
(i February 27—tf
'.' ' WANTED TO HIRE.
[' r\. WOMAN SERVANT, of good
' actor, one th t is acquainted with plain
.' cooking, washing and ironing, and house
' (. work generally, to such a person libertd
■raged will be given — \pp
- w TOPPAN WEBSTER,
NeaPtoti
c Feb 24-*tf.
c FOB
c T*H£ two story BRICKHOUSE,
', JL on square .No. 930, in the city of
a Washington, now occupied by Mr. Tunis
Craveni as a retail store. The eligibility ofj
_ this stand forthe retail business is es
by none in this city i behig situated on the
principal street to the Navy Yard, and very
near the Navy Yard Gate. Any person de
sirous of purchasing the above property
he sh iwn H bj applying to tl
senber, who will also make known the
Wm, '
THIS IS li) <•!* X NO!
THAT I intend to petition to the next
V County Court of Charles, for the benefit of
n an act of Insolvency,
i, GEORGE ROARMAN
Charles Count v, .Tan. 6—2aww3.
FIVE DOLLARS h'
LOST, a.SUA I'll MATCH with hands
tellinff the day of the month on the
el face of her, and capped-— jM
k New York. Whoever will return the Watch
y to this office, shall receive tlie above sum,
and no question a»k< d.
Wednesday, .March 1, 1809—
It l;< :-.' SALE.
BY virtue oi' a decree of the high court
of cbancejy of Maryland, appointing
the "' 'be sale of the
late Samtu I Hepbrtm,
i f Prince (•• county, will be of
fered at public sale to tin Lighest.bidder,
lhe othi'eo
1 the tnVvil ii( ujppcr Rtalbbrough, .
j the r. al estate 1 of the said
of tWotraetß Or parcels of land
io Maiden's Dowry and Grey Esgfe, coll
q containing three Inmchi y two
aces. This bind is situate in Prince
Z Geo "i the mail road
i ing from the city Bif Annapolis, through
~ Queen Anne and Upper Malborough to the
city of M ■ rend Alexandria iis
. c from the two latter pla< es abom ten
■e-,nnie-i from Coper
\[ Marlborough, i *■» fertile
* and v ell known fums m.Saraßflnlnty,
j j the V.nod Yard an.'
[l adapted to the produi
-'d 1 ikj'(ts i:t awjiin, and has a sufl
J \ <Tnriro*j»T>f v.cn**imsbs>* :,u »l tn ' r wood to
j support two such farms. The terms of
sale are twelve lnontbs en iircha-
I s.r giving !■• el v itk security, Lo
c proved by tlic trustee, be*
llay of sal. don of
the sale by the Chani ellor, and on pi
!Of (!)-; V\ bole (III! I lISSI lilouei, ,Ihe i I
will. liyagoodahd sufficient deed, Convey
_ to i! . and hi i heir.', all the iight,
title and interest which the said Samuel
li. nburn had in the said I amis.
c TRUEMAN TYLER, 7V
N. R. The creditors 6f th
Hepburn, are their
claims, with the vouchers therefor, in die
Chancery ofrice. within two months from
the day of sale.
March 20— w3t !
, fJJ u SALE.
; M'll.L be sold at private sal-, a valuable j
, tract of LAND, containing three hundred
6, well wooded, within three mil
:•.(• town—For terms of sale, which
t will he accommodating, apply to J
Morsell, l£sq. of George town, or to
EDW A 1 1 i) HALL, nf H est River.
I March 24—61. " j •
COLUMBIAN IAH BAR Y.
IN conformity to the charter of this In- j
ion, an election will be held at the
y room for SIX. DIRECTORS; on ■
Wednesday next, tho 39th Lnat «
JOSEPH MILLIGAN, Librarian. \
March 24—3'- T
SALE. j,
j THE Subscriber being about to leave the ]
', city, oilers for sale at her house, I'eiuisyl- <j
' vania Avenue, near the War Office, sundry c
articles of household and kitchen furniture, f
. con-listing of tables, chairs, bedsteads, I
' looking glasses, and divers articles, too v
tedious to mention. Sale to begin on Thurs
day, 30th March, at half past 10 o'clock |
| Terms cash. a
REBECCA. SCOTT. , *
1 March S4-3t;
PUBLIC NOTICE- j
PURSUANT to a resolution of the House
of Representatives ofthe United States,
• ofthe third day of March inst. 1 am ready
to receive, until the 10th i» ay of April
separate proposals in writing, for the sup
ply of such articles of Stationry, as may be
for the service of the said Douse,
until the 4th df March, one thousand eight
\ huihjreu and eleven; and also, the like
Proposals for the execution of all the Print
ing business ofthe said Douse, and for the
supply ol fuel during the same lime. The
\ Beveral species of Stationery, Printing and
Fuel wanted, are subjoined to this adver
e.-nt, and the proposals must be aecom
-1 ponied with the names and residence of
liuflicient securities for performance.
PATRICK MAGRUDER, Clerk to
the House of Representatives.
ST. 1 TfOJKKIIY IV. I.\ 7!£ D.
Letter Paper, hot pressed, vellum, ex-A *
tra large, I "
Do. plain, y^
: Folio Post, wove and plain, n
, Medium size for engrossing, >
t i Foolscap, --' "
- Ready made Pens and Quills, per hundred,
• Best Dutch Red Wax, ~\
f Best Black do. 1, 88 POUND .
i lied Waters, i
, Common tllack Sand, J
, Inks and Sands (glass) per pair,
f Wafer Boxes and Pounce boxes"}
) Half pint phials, with corks,
r Low priced polders, ftU ,
) Lead Pencils, f DOMK.
Red and white tape, in pieces, I
~or narrow nblmn, J
. Ink ' quality, per gallon,
I Ruobers, per "bottle,
- Parchment in skins, per dozen, Completely
dressed and pounced for use, 28 by
32 inches,
Olßcc Pen Knives,
:. The supply of these articles must em
brace a possible demand to the Value of
three thousand five hundred or four thou
sand dollars for each ofthe sessions in the
Congress.
[t IS desirable that specimens of Paper,
| Quills, I ..rcbmei.t and Wax should accom
L . j p&ny the | V security equal to
\ sixteen thousand dollars will be required.
PRINTING IV.INI'KD.
i Plain work, octavo, 300 impressions of each
1 I
Bills folio, numbered, per line, in sheet or •
hall si 1
g figure work, ~) In octavo, hin folio, t
f Rule & Figure work, > samenumberof
a Table work, j> impressions.
fl Folding and Stitching, per hundred, for |
j) any number of documents exceeding i
c three half sheets, and thence, to i
y twenty half sheets, and upwards,
Book-binding in boards,"") Per volume, folio '
y in calf, >cc octavo, marked
| in sheep, j ami lettered.
c In *vei-yinstance the Printer supplies the
papers* well us the work, duly folded and
stitched, and no possible delay is to occur j
i:i the daily execution and delivery of the j
' work, so that in all cases where it is practica- :
' hie, the document, ordered to be printed en
any given day, may be ready for delivery the
next morning, at the hour to which the i
House stands adjourned. The proposals
must specify the ratio of decrease in the ;
price f"r printing any number of impres- i
b sioe usual number of three j
f hundred, and not ra--e lingfiv ! thousand- ',
' No extra allowance wbl be in.de for i
working Oil Sundays, hollidays, or after [
' (night; these must DC considered by the ,
coiim ictor in the price per sheet. The con- \
tract must embrace a possible amount of
work, during the sessions of the Congress 1
equal to twenty-thousand dollars, and the .
security required will be lo the amount of j
' forty-thous Hid dollars.
FULL UANTLD..
The supply of the next Congress will
' require three hundred Coids of good sound
!. Hickory wood, to 1 c delivered, sawed,
Iced and measured in the public cellar j
j of the Capitol, at the expense of the Con
or. One hundred and fiftycords lobe j
' delivered onor before tlie first day of Octo
ber next; the remaining one hundred and
'. fifty cords, must be dekvered on or before
1 the first day of September, one thousand
[ eight hundred and ten. A proportion of the
[ purchase moc-y will I I on giving
1 sufficient security for the performance of
1 the contra
PATRICK MAGRUDER,
Co.. If. of It. ofthe U.States.
, Afarch l--:>.y -
1 PUBLIC SALE.
t DV order ofthe Orphan's Court of Prince
i George's County, Maryland, on Saturday
!' i., fil'6l daY of April ne\t, will be oflir.-d
- at public sale, at the late dwel ing house
- of Thomas D. Hanson, deceased, all the
mal propei d, consist
f j ing of seVeral ' - "> be sold
i | for a term of yi ars, and som to be sold For
■ life—Horses, Cattle, Plantation Utensils &
i ; Household fu. ni
, 1 1". : known on the dsy of sale.
I j THOMAS G. ADDISON, Admiaistr.
{ •larch 10—2aV.tds.
A TAN Y.i/,1) to JUS fIK.VTL/),
! /'./• o term off/ears, from the 2nd day nf
it —
pri I a good Dwell
ing House and Stable, with two (iar
! dens; tlie Yard contains about 24Sinks, a
large Bu'k and Mill House, a Warehouse,
, Currying Shop, ike. Situate near the Capitol
I and Navy Yard, in tlie city ofWashingtoh.
. | The present tenant will treat with any per
son who may cent this property, for the
Stock of Leather, Hides, am! Hark, which
he may then have on ban.'.. For further
particulars cwjuiri oflloßf. UndebWCod
on the Pennsylvania avenue, who will shew
the premi
February IT-—tf
TZTi. //i ///..> //. ist/tj/vjv,
RRCHANT TAYLOR,
KSPDCTFUI.I/Y informs the gentlemen
of the district of Columbia and Public in
general, tb arri)
val from Philadelphia, a Ghoice . Issoftment
of superfine Cloths, Cs single and
! double milled, superfine Coating, black silk
i Frorentiues. Likewise an el mehl '
Sponcelcts & rich silk or Waist
coats vvit'.i a vari. I itablc
for tlie season. U and Navy
Uniforms made in the most elegant end
uniform stile ol
Richard FhrweWs celebrated patent
VAiiAi.i.Ki- suspi uperior to
any hitherto in v liad on tlie same c
I terns retail, as at his uy.
j PROPOSALS
My THOMAS J. UOGERS & OTHERS,
(Of Easton, Pennsylvania,)
! For publishing by subscription, a new andvn- ,
luable work, to be entitled
THE AMERICAN SENATOR,
I Or lleleet DEBATES in the Congress of the
United States.
I TO THE PUBLIC
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•" United States, and exhibiting every mea
-1 sure proposed or adopted in its pp.pt rCO
c lors, that the liberties of the country will
3 ; be preserved.
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- the object of them, ami the orations will be
ted without reference to parties or po
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r J The Editors had intended to have- com.
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B I sidency ; but as tile de bates during the pre
- 1 sent session of Congress have been extreme
* l ly interesting to men of all parties, the edi
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5 ; mence with them, as m all probability th<
f I debates during the ensuing legislature, will
| have a strong relation to the act* and pre
, ceedings of the present one.
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. as a sufficient number of subscriber.-, are
' j obtained to defray the rxp.-invs of printing.
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;" Orders from Booksellers and other*
will be promptly attended to.
Easton, February 27.
. t V E the undersigned, Merchants, and
Masters of vessels now in the. port of Ila
vanna, having been called upon by Captain.
WILLIAM WILKINS, c-lmmaiuie: of the
i brig "\\ ii.;.iam, of Dumfries, lately r.rriv
ed t'rom Baltimore to this port in distress, to
examine and report lhe (rue situation of
the said vessel, we do hereby certify rind
declare, that we went on board said vessel,
and after strict examination, found the said
brig's stern was started out. and loose from
its frame, the stem post entirely moved out
of its place, and tho stern in every part so
' wrecked, that the crew was obliged to con
fine it together with a hawser at sea—we
also found that the said vessel made a
great deai of water while lying in this port
in smooth water—We also found her water
ways all open, and her main top-mast car
ried away, and also the head of her fore
mast rotten and gone. We giv-J it as OUT
decided opinion, that the said vessel cannot
proceed to sea m her present situation, and
must be discharged to undergo a thorough
repair. Given under our bands at Havan
na, this tw< nty-eighth day of January, one
thousand eight hundred and nine.
Signed", Wh. L. RICHARDSON,
ROBERT DAW Soy,
DANIEL SHAW,
I TABER,
CLDMt. CATHELL.
Extract of a letter from Mr. Vincent Gray,
under dale 22 February, 1809. j <
"The brig has been sold for the best
price she would conimsJid. To ship this j
nargo back to the United States, and pay a '
freight of 4 or 5 g per barrel is out of the j '
question, and no tribunal would ask it, as
the freight and insurance from hence would \ .
amount to more than the flour would be
worth on its arrival in the United States.
Some of the cargo it appears was thrown ;
over board, and a quantity damaged.
(Signed) VINCENT CRAY. j
■ March 17—ep Im. |
10,000 DOHARS, MAY liii- CXIXZD? «*
1-2 doi.i.aks!!
//» //ie T/mVJ C/«.-.v q/*//ic Lottery authorise!!
by law for removing übstructions in the
RIVER LEHIGH,
• ! IN PENNSYLVANIA.
SCHEME.
2 prizes of $10,000 each 50,000
2 5,000 10,000
- 2 2,500 5,000
3 1,000 3,000
6 500 3,000
35 200 3,000
30 100 3,000
, 60 50 3,o(*>
j 150 20 3,000
300 10 3,000
13,800 5 69,000,
' 35,630 not 2 1-2 blanks to a prize, f
1 50,000 tickets at 2 1-2 dollars, 125,000
f M
s To draw 500 tickets each day at the State
House in Philadelphia, and the prizes to be
. ; paid by Thomas Alibone, esq. the treasurer
of that city, 30 days idler the conclusion of
J the drawing, subject to a deduction of 15
. per cent. Prizes not demanded in twelve.
1 j months after the close of tlie drawing, to be
3 J considered as relinquished to the Lottery.
Part of the above prizes determinable
f as follows .-
-3 The Ist drawn ticket on the Ist, sth, 10U>,
p 15th, 20th, 25th, oOth, 35th, 40th, 45th,
50th, and 55th, days g2OO each.
do. on the 60th, 65th, 70Ui &
, 75th do. 50a do.
t do. on the 80th and 85th do. 1000 do. *
do. 90th do. 2500, de.
\ f do. 95th do. 5000 do.
<l «- lOUtli do. 10000. do. \
j The two g 10,000 prizes to receive eacfi itf *
p part payment 25 shares of tlie Lehigh'/
i Stock, at 100 dodars each,
, The two 5000 dollar's 10 shares
, The two 2500 do. . 5 ( j O .
Societies, association-,, and individuals
. purchasing not less than 50 tickets will be
allowed to pay for diem by instalments
t much to their interest.
Letters post paid, and enclosing the cash,
will be duly attended to, and prizes of Lot*
. terie* in the. cities of Philadelphia, and New
j York, will be received in payment, by
1 \ GEORGE TAYLOR, Juii.
j No. 85, South Second street, Philadelphia.
r and JOHN DAVIDSON, Washington city.
December 12—wtf " *
.STOP THE STIT.W)LERsT~
5 1000 DOLLARS liEWAIIiI,
, WILL be paid lor the apprehending, and
1. delivery of JOHN THOMAS & HONORIS'
1 MONPOEV, Mho absconded from this city
- on Tuesday or Wednesday last, having
. swindled several persons to a considerable
- amount.
JOHN THOMAS is a small thickset well
. made man, about 5 feet 4 inches £&
1 or 35; years of age, dark complexion, short
. black hair, and a Very black beard, speaks
y fasti wkh a smite on his counted
- nance" bus a remarkable scar-on one ride
- of his face; much inclined to dress ; pre
t tends to have some knowledge ol horses
.- and frequently rides ou a good One. Said
Thomas resided for many tears ia Union
1 street, where he kept a boarding house nnd
grocery store,
r HONORE MONPOKY is about 5 feet 9
I or 10 mdus high, a CreoleofSt Domingo
i spe Its broken English, of slender make'
- is lame in one foot, has a dark swarthy
complexion, with short coarse rurly h ,vl
- so iwuch so that many would not take bint
- for a white man, but from his residence in
- thiscity for manyyears past, he has gene*
- rally bf! considered as such i pitted with
- She small pox, apt aks fast, though he sum
mers ■while bespeaks; usu.-tdy very sloven.
ly in bis dress ; pretend.; to have 0 know
eof horses, having lately been ;., the
habit of trafficking in the above species of
property, as well as letting public chairs
Monpoev resided at the corner of V. ent
wortii and King streets, where he kept a
1 grocery store. From their connexions it
t is highly probable they have travelled the
same road, and may make for St Mary's
c Georgia or New Orleans.
Five Hundred libUars reward will be ->a : d
for apprehending and delivering either'; or
- One Thousand Dollars for both.
WASHINGTON POTTER
I WILLIAM POTTER,
DANIEL LATHAM,
PHILIP COHEN,
JOSHUA BROWN,
x- « on behalf of the credit
s is., d. I lie Printers throughout the South
ern states and New Orleans arc requested
to insert the above three times, and for
their bills for payment.
Charleston, March 15—3t
I I NOTICE.
, WAS committed to the jail of Pre
, county, Maryland, on the 15th day ■ ,
• v last, a negro man, who calls hi
• J'/nl Jilnkv~he is about 5 feet 6 inches high,
stout made—he appears to be about 33 Ov
21 years of age—he has a small scar ncau
his left eye, occasioned, as he says, by a
stroke from his mister—his back der
him to have been severely whipped In. his
time—his cloathing when committed, were
as follows : a drab c
dark brown roundabout, a swansdown
waistcoat, old pantaloons, shoe
ings, all much worn, a g»>od w,><>l |v..t, and
wears his hair platted over his forehead**
he says lie belongs to Dr. V.'m. p. Matthew?
on Rik Ridge, wfthh» 0 miles of Elk ;:
landing. Tmrewner is hi
to come andrelca.se him, others
be sold for his prison fees ncooWbWtn I
GEORGE C READER,
March 20—w8t
CO* The Editor ofthe National Tntcilf.
gencer, Washington city ; fyv«nin
Baltimore; andßepublicanStar, it Eastern
are requested to insert the above once a
week for eight weeks each.
Bank nf. Columbia, March 16,1809.
The Hoard of Directors havifig this drtr
declareda dividend for the half year endmtr
the 20th in-.;, ai the rate of Eight >"'<' Ci i>£
p-r annum. The same will be paid to tho
Stockholders or their representatives on or
after Monday the 20th inst.
WILLIAM VtfIANN.C.v
I March 20— 3\v
FOR SALE,
A valuable Family of NxoaOßs, crtn
ing of a Man, who js a carpenter, his wife
; and seven children ; all young rml healthy
I BENJ. ODEN.
Prince Georges county, Der. Irt- ;