The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1805-10-25 00:00:00, page 4

IN the eotuuy a Vu, Virgi
nia, NtV
teres oi laud fed
:;, near the i, and with
i;i four ci of the t'otomac—the
.red to fmall grain and
ile lor onepurchafcr, will be
fuitable for (mail farm'—a
riptio* ol the laud i»Thought unnccefTa.
ry—-as thofe wifhing to purchafe wiil no
■ c iirftview it; the payments required
will be one third cafh, and the other two
thireb in annual.inftalmenti, tobefecured by
a mortgage on the tand ; and no deed given
until the laft payment is made j eny person
wi'hingto purchafe* may know the terms by
applying to Mr. Throws T. I'age, living near
es, who U lu"y authorifed by me
to sell the whole or any part.
JOHN TATLGE.
August 16—3 m.
N. B. A valuable n.ioe.banl. In Maryland
un»y be had with tha furnace if required.
J. T.
DISSOLUTION,
r-r-
HB p.rtneftti'p heretofore exifllng in
G.r;r;-c Town, diftrict of Columbia, between
n, was by mutual
nt ilifTulved en the fin* infhnt—thofe
Who have-fly dcm.nd* .f&inft the faid firfti,
Will p.. font the fa re to Henry Tolkinhorn for
• .itnt, an 1 thofe indebted are reqnefted
to Make immediate payment to him, he being
•duly authorised to fettle the affairs of the faid
firu..
H3NS.Y POLI.INHOUN,
WIU IAM HALL:
'ihe bufltefiw'U be continued hy the fub
feriber. wl I will he conftantly
•J exteofii/c affort-
Ciint ol ci i/*te>LERY line,
tlfu ll.ruet's Trunks, ike.
■i<Y i'OLI.INHOi-N.
~° ' !
rr l
A HE fiubf.riW.r refpedfu'ly acquaints Lit
fr !...;, an • tii- ] ricral toas) he has
re-no nd fiom his s»id tavern flund, to ihe
ar'j ■.;..!! a I,oVfea ori tbe PemiCyivania avenue,
Hit y 0... iv,;< J : . -o,i\ s a boarding
WocJivard'.i titern, in which
he- ii ii g i - Complete •
ft.nd it \ t/ox'o'y tint excelled by any in the
city, cither for the ace mmodation ot travel
a convenient and
•ft equal if.ftiftce from the Capitol, the
. ! Pu'dic Offices; nt-r
Way'a.Printing Office,
petite the < ifiV:
mal httAtttganoet, and adjoining Mr.
ie'* hook tt-wc TfeeT© houfes contain
o.vi'.x lodging room« with fire place*,
eTc'-.fivc of dining, bar, affembly, and coffee
rpome, fer*f*'nt. apartments &*"• The cclc
ted ridge H V ' X S IS *°n**y*d in pipe* to
yard ol this hotel, where it fapplits the
who!* neighborhood wi-h flowing, cool waee--,
lo which trie general health of this part ofthe
tity has in a great mi*afure been attributed.
he Cabling of the hotel new ere&ed is can
filer.hie- more however wil! be completed
b.-fors the meeting of Congretsj
I now beg leavr to in'orni my ftjendi w-th
confidence, tha? my juices (bail be as hereto
fare, correfpindrng with Pcrinlylvania tavern
rates, and in pror-irtion as my elbow room
hsj in ere. fed toy difpoficion ro nleafe fhall he
cn'arged: I there-fore ly hope the
oontinuai.ee of a fb-rc of the public patro
SOLOMON MYfiR.
Waihinerton. July »4 —-*
Independence the g.otfc> year—tf
'V ,11J MENT
AI.K, '
Situation '
I | .-inter !
.■/ i.n the Imsintts. with a
present un
4 and '
ider- |
re lotrn ol I
it two
pritii dace, point out j
it increase j
.-it eif the j
j,,-. ,hind. The trims
will i nable
my to
I business
■
-
little j
time \
f en p.
rvc, th-tf
I :«iu old ill ltd '
}i IV ''■' **StO 1>i ■■
lination toi lim.er
i»h of t-vci card of
leiicy to ci
Brie to el<' this ; aiid there is no person
now, who has any claim upon my c?;er
tit
se considera
not take' place
, the duty
■ ill induce
its of selling af
i. In the mean time, I
the favors ci' tny
■s usual.
IV.rth. v on may be had on
api lication, either persorraily or by let
ter, ..:.:.!.)
IOMAS FIELD.
Vi. 4th Oct. 1805.
i * 'f one year and
death has snatched from
tn'c i (both in the
h ) and ti. en.
KOUS
. MYEIVS CUT TAVERN.
CHARLES II- VARDEN,
UR.ienANT TAtLOR.
(■las received from Philadel
phia a handfome .Cerement of FALL goods,
confifling of the heft London and French
fuperfine cloths, cafimcrea, patent Bennet'a
cord, toiletiettt, fancy and white Marfeillcs,
bitch and figured uJft, Moleskins, fancy „lk,
Ifarfcilies, conflitution cords, velvets, Genoa
cord, fiik and fattin Florenteens, fuperfine
ce»ating. knapped cloths, with a variety of
other articles fuitable for the winter fcafon.
N. S. 1 -dies habits, regimentals, and n*jy
uniforms made in the firft Cilc of fafhion.
New Jerfey avenue near the Capitol.
December id——l<"
I Editors friendly to the advancement of
~'.cation, arc requested to insert the
above adocrtisement a few times.
i ■ —.— ,i —, ___
Two Principal TEACHERS are
wanted in tlvi Academy at the City of
Washington, to be opened on tin
Monday of January next. They must be
qualified to teach reading, Writing, the
English and Latin, languages, geography
and the mathematics. Each Principal
Teacher to receive five hundred dollars
per annum, payable quarterly, for
which he is to instruct such poor scho
lars as may be sent by the Board of
Trustees, provided their whole instnic
tion shall not exceed one hundred anel
twenty quarters in each year; be likewise
to receive the entire amount cf the tui
tion money for pay scholars at the rate
offive dollars a quarter until the num
ber amount to fifty, and beyond that
number as shall be fixed by the Board.
Out of this compensation he is to payfeir
necessary assistants, the rent of the
ml rooms, and other incidental ex
penc.es.
Applications will he received until the
j first Monday in December next at the
j City e>f Washington by Washington
Boyd, Secretary of the Board of Tnis
■v by
' L DUVAL, ~)A committee
IUP.L If. SMil If,
HTLLIAMCRANCH,}purpose. '
To be Sold at Public Sale on
the 7th day of November next at Robb'a
tavern Montgomery 'Jotirt Hon*, iooo acres
of Lund, part of Ur.dford's Rtft—there is on
the tract aoo ?cres of wood hnd—tha reft is
cleared tbe whole well watered, t* c foil
naturally fercile and f.vsrable to tobacc.,
wheat, and corn, and admirably adLpted to
the ufe of Pl-ifler—a coiifiderable portion of
meadow may bc'dlly made ; it. it diftant four
milis 'com the Court Houle of Montgomery
c tint) and about 14 from the city ot Wifhing
ton It will be fold a gre.t barg'in, ©ue 4th
of the nurchafe money down, the rendue in
three equal annual l_i.f__ln.cnti with intereft.
The thus is unqueffiqn&b!e and a deed with
general wVt Be given on payment of
the purchafe mni
JWHN _.OHJ3_ PLATER.
O&oScr 4—taw6w
UooLOLLARS REWARD, j
HjGIHVAT E92BERT.
i ."fJTtfRD&Y about t: o'clock in the •
forenoon, Mr. lohn Petsr, an C'fiker «f
j the BANK OF COLUMBIA, wis flopped
ion 1 orfeb?ck on the rOad bet.cen thlc town j
j and Alexandria, and within _hout i miles of
the iattr r pi cc, by f«rn_ unknown villain, (hot '
Ugh tne body with apiftoi, and rob!
j a ium of money in his pofLfiion th longing to
, ehw Inftitutio* which he was caking to Ale - - '
_r,dr!i. (or *h« purpofe of exchanging with
i the b-nk; there.
taken amounted Eighteen |
One hundred snd Fourteen Dollars
ifxry fHe Cents, made up in leveral pack
. among which were,
Dol. C
I prrft note ofthe Bank of Virginia,
for 800
I dry. of the fame, fcr 500
1 ii.i of the (Vtic, for jco
1 <10. of the (.line, for 450
I do, of the jviik of Potomac in favor of
d c by him endorfed to V'.fliington
c, dated 6 July, 1805 No 117 140 05
A r>crk of th: Union Bank : on the Bank
cx-ndria, dr.wn hy R. Higinbotham,
cafLier, in favor of'Gteettum and Deverau,by
nd by 'leu]. Stoddert, and
C. .Smith, I'ejkr,
There w<-re alio a parcel of poll notes ofthe
BanV of Alexandria for 100 dolls, and for
50 elolln, each. The remainder was in cur.
rent nous, p*ioci_r«dfy of the b r.ks of Alex
andria and i'otcmac, and li-pc few of the
;.<ank or Virginia of different fizet and deno
oaination..
As the St tack w?s fudden, and the wound
receive.-! of a nature to deprive Mr. I'eter
infl.ntly of Oil fenfes, (»<the;ur>b it is now hoped
he will recover) the dtlcription obtained
not be very accurate— *. s la* aa we are are in
formed—the ui>n wha perpetrated thr »_., it
of ir.iddle future, good countenanre, an*! had
a genteel appearance. He had on blue
or black coat, nankeen pint.loons, fhoes, and
s Mack hat, he was 0,1 loot and alone at the
time, but may have had accomplices conceal
ed, and will probably change his clothes.
F.V?. HUNDRED DOLLARS will he
given to any perfon or p.rfon?, who will elctect
ring to conviesrion therohher -. and ONE
TtiOOWAND DOLLAKS additional for tbe
recovery of the whole of the mnney, or in pro
portion tor any f'mallcr fum recovered—fhould
there b- accomplices, and one of them mike a
difenvtry, fo that it lead.to the conviction of the
robber, or to the recovery of the money he
-fhali receive the above reward, and intereft will
be made to obtain hii pardon.
WILLIAM WHAMN, Cafh.er
of the Benk of Columbia.
George Town, July 31 —
•-■ ■ — W,
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OP
VAL CABLE LAND.
WASHINGTON ACADEMY.
j ■ HE Subscriber, appointed by the Direc
trrr ) aymt for tke fait- of lota be'ongiig ro
1 tids inftitution firm opened 3n office for that
).e in the third houle from the weft end
; Jix Building", where he will attend
every <iay from 3 to 5 o'clock in the after-
The Lots are generally fifuate between
I George Town and the Pr.filent's fquare,
between th:t fquare and the Capitol, and
about the Na"y Y.id/nd amongft them there
I are fome Water "lots, equal to any in the city.
ihe terms of faic, rafh, or fhort or long credit
ito fuit purchafurs ; but in cafes of credit, the
I punctual payment cf annual intereft, and of
ihe principar.it tke period ftipulated muft be
W LI fecurcd. If tUis be done to fatisfaftion,
J the purehaf«rs may almoft name their own
time of credit.
JOSEPH FORREST.
FALL GOODS
thomas W. PAIRO,
Seven Puiidings,
I TTAS juft received an etttnfive affortment
t~X of Fall Good', viz Superfine ot Coarfe
C'otbs, Caffi meres and Coatings, a great
qiantity of Fiannels, Blankets, and Worfled
. Linens of a greit variety, Arti
cle!, Spermaceti Candles, &c. &c. all of
which he will fell on low terms.
Wafhington Oct. 14. 1805 6t.
On a liberal credit.
r TPHK fubferiber will difpofe of at private
3 fale, his eftate called Chichcfter, lying
on he caftern branch, immediately o £ land
the city of Wafhington. This tra_- o from
containing 697 acres is laid off in lot" from
83 to 144 acres for the convenience of pur
chafers. Plats of the eftate and the terms of
faic arc in the herds of colonel Hanfon at the
navy yard, and Charles Wayman of George
1 {own The lots will be fhewn by Mr
Weddeo, living on the premtiee, near the
.Rein litancLi bridge
AMTHONY ADDISON.
Barnaly, 12th June 1805 —tf
PUBLIC NOTICE.
1 URSUANT to a refohition of the Houfe
«f Reprefcntttivei ofthe United State* of the
aßth' of February laft, riireeling the Clerk of
the laid Houfe to advertifc for and receive
fcpirate prop.fal. for fupp'ying the faid Houfe
at their next ftilun with, the neceffary Station
ary and Printing wanted, fenarate Contra As have
been duly made and entered into, to wit; with
r'dgrtr Patterfon, of George Town, in* the
Diftrict of Colombia, for the fupply of Bta.
tionary ; and whh Andrew aad *Jc. rge Way,
of the t ity of Wafhington, in the faid Diftri_t
of Columbia, for the Printing, at tbe follow
ing prices, to wit 1
TOR THE STATIONARY.
Very beft extra large Bnglifli wove hot
pre fled 4to poft paper • 650
Do. do. plain gilt, do. per ream, 650
Do. do wove 4*o pc-ft paper per ream 5
Do do. plain do. f
Do. do. American wove do. 4
Do do. do. plain do. 3*o
£0. do. Rnglifli folio poft wove and
plain, - - IO
I Do. do. American do. - 7 5°
Do. elo. Medium engroffit.g paper, xa
.pcrfine Engllih foolscap, do.
wove or plain, - - I
Do. do. American do. do. 450
Do. ready made pens period, 1 50 a 1 75
Do. Holland quills, do, a 50 a 3
Superfine Dutch red fealing wax,
per lb. - t jcii 1 75
; Do. black do. I so
Do _lad.lt*cd Irifli wafers perils. 1 jo
_»ack fafld ptr lb. - - 3
fin wafer boxes, sacb, - - 4
Ink and fand glaff.s, per do*. . 3 j
pint phiala with corks, per d.z. 60
I»ory paper folders, per doz, - 6
Inkarid faudpla'fres.plated tops,per pair, Ijo
Warranted black *ad pencils, per doz. \ jo
Red tape D r 50 a a 50 perdoz. or
nil and 25 cents per piece.
I Black ink per gallon. X 15
India rubbers, per piece, 87 I *
Parchment dreffed and pounced, a 8 by
32 inches per d<-z. - - 8
Office pen knives, .rex cents caen, and
fcratchers 37 x.a cents each.
FOR THE PRINTING.
For plain work octavo per fheet of
300 impriffions, » 16
— figure work, do. do. do aa
— rule & figure work, do do. a 8
— table work, medium, broad fide, 26
— plain work, fool-cap folio, per
fheet, 300- lmpreffions, 11
— figure work, do. do. do. 15
— rale & figure work, do. do. 20
— table work foolscap broad fide
30* imprcflions, - 17
— bills per fheet, foo'.fcap, do, 10
For folding each half fheet, octavo
or folia, per ioo, - 1* x*a
— ftkcl.kig per ioo, not exceeding
three hslf fheets, 18 3 4
— do. do. from 3 half fheets to 6, 25
— do. do. from 6 do. to 10, 31 x-4
I-. do. do from 10 do. to ao
and upwards, - - 3* I 2
I — folding whole fheet medium ta
bles into o__avo per 100, «5
— half binding aid lettering an
orSfavo volume from 300 to
SCO pages, 37 x %
j Do. do. do. from 500 pa. upwards, jo
For full binding do. 6s in deep
from 300 to 500 pages, jo
I Do. do. do. above jco pages, 60
De. do do. in caif, from 300 to
JOO pages, - - 75
Do. do. do. above 500 ps 87 I-2
For half binding and lettering foola
cap folio, per volume, 7j
— fall binding do. do. in fueep, x
Do. elo. do, in caif, 1 50
Publifhed by order of the Houfe ol Repre
fentatives of the United States.
JOH*N BECKLEY, Clerk.
Bept.»7—ep3w
AND FOR SALE BT
RAPINE, COM*AD 13 Co.
IIN NEW JfcßSfcY AVENUE, CAPITOL
FLEETWOOD;
Or the New Man of reeling,
BY WILLIAM GODWIN,
i Author of Caleb Williams, St. Leon, Sec.
&cc. price 175 cents.
Sept. 25.
STELLE's HOTfcjTir
CITT lAVERN.
A HE Suhfcfiber takes thia method of
i thanking his friends and the public for their
j favor, wbiifl on the Capitol Square and begs
leave to acquaint them that having p.r.haf
edand now occupying the tavern, late Tun
nicliff's hote|; which he has commenced en
larging and improving—he refpe&fully foli
cits a continuance of the patronage of bis
friends and the public , afl'uring them
that 'tis his full determination to fit op his
prefent hotel, and fo to conduct it, as to
j merit, he hopes, tbe preference of tbe public
' travelling, aa well ai thofe coming to the per-
I manent feat of the Government of our Land
of Liberty.
PONTIUS D, STELLE.
Wafhington City, March a.;—tf
NOTICE to Delinquent Subscribers to
the lIIEAVRE.
AILL Subfcribcrs to the Theatre, who
have not made full payments on their fhares,
or contributed tbe materials and work promis
ed, arc hereby notified that unlefs the fame
be done on or before the firft day of Dee em
ber next, their fhares wi 1 be forfeited ; after
which day certificates ef frock will be iffued
to thofe lubfcribcri who have complied with
the terms of fubferiptionon application to the
Directors.
ROBERT BRENT, ■>
WILLIAM BRSNT, VDireaors.
Samuel h. smith, _.
District of Columbia, Washington
county, July Term, 1805.
John Hove administrator de bonis non of
William Deakins late den .
John Hove and Leonard M. Deakins
executors of Francis Deakins,
was executor of said William Dea
kins—complainants.
vkksus
Adam Murray Stewart, Deborah Stew
art, executrix of Walter Stewart, late
deceased, and William Stewart, Ro
bert Stewart, Ann Stewart, Vv
Stewart, Henry Stewart, Mary Ann
Stewart, heirs and dfevisees of 'Wal
ter Stewart deceased, and Sabritt
Scott, Wnlter Story Chaneller and
Thomas Herty—defendants.
The object of the complain
ants bill being to cflablifh a debt due to the
complainants, and to have the fame paid out
of the real and perfonal eftate of tbe dece.f.d
Walter Stewart, and it being proved to the
farisfaflion ot the court that A dam M Sr<-w
--art, Deborah Stewart, William Stewart, Ro
bert Stewart Ann Stewart, Walter Stewart,
Henry Stewart and Mary Ann Stewirt are
not refidejit in the Li.lri.*r of Columbia. It
is ordtredoy the cnurt that the defendant give
notice by publication of thi* order for four
| week* in the M»'ional Intelligencer, and tbe
j •azefteof the United States, before the firft
day of December next, warning the faid de
fendants to appear in this court in perfon or by
folicitor on or before the firft c"ay of January
next to anfwer the bill of complaint or Clew
c?u*c, if any, why the complainants fhauld not
have tke r.Jiei prayed for in tiieir bill.
By Order,
WM. BRENT, Ck. j
Odlober 9 4"
Ihj Prince George's County Court, Sep
tember term, 1805.
w
YV HEREAS the commissioners ap
pointed on the petitiori of ALLEN BRJGH V
WELL and JOHN BE *N, proving thus
commission might iffue to determine whether
thereal eftate of Richard Brightw.ll,
late of Hrince George's county, deceased, would
j admit of divifinn without injury or lofs to the
parties concerned, having made a return, Qat
ing that on examination of the premifes, a <U
vifion would be prejudicial to the parties.
And whereas, all the reprefentativea of the
faid Richard Brio.twsl*., having been
fummoner! to appear iv twe county court afore*
faid ; to fb.ew caufe why the return aforefaid,
fhould not he confirmed, excepting Rhody
Cave, who, as it U represented, icfides out
ofthe ftate; to wit, in the Commonwealth
•f Virginia. It is thereapon ordered by the
Court, that the faid Rfcoriy Cave uppeur be
fore the faid county Court to be held at the
town of Upper Marlborough, in the county
aforefaid, en the firft Monday of April next,
to fbew came, if any he has, why the return
aforafp.id Ttnnild not be confirmed. And that
notice he given to tbe faid Rbndy Cave, by a
publication of this order in the National Intel
ligencer, ence in each week for four weeks
fucciflively before the fifteenth day of No
vember next.
JOHN READ MAGRUDER,Jr. Ck.
Sept. _7—w^t.
TO~RENT
POR ONE OR MORE YEAR-
A two Stcry Brick House,
fituafed on Pennfylvania avenue nearly nppo
fitc the SIX BUILDINO.S There i.
a large garden attached thereto and a pump ]
with excellent water in the yard. The houfe
was conftruolcd for the purpofe cf hiving a
(lore in front, or to fuit a mechanic, as well as I
as to acrorrmodatc a family. It i* an eligible I
place for hvfinefs and the fituation io remark
ably healthy. The term* of rtnt will be mo- ]
derate—For further information rpply to '
I Phineas Bradley near the premifes or to the i
fubferiber.
REBECCA, HODO9ON.
' October »-«w6t I
Pr THOMAS B. WAII Is? Co.
for. raiNTiNc, by subscription,
AN HISTORICAL TREATISE
ON THE
FEUDAL LAW,
AND THE
CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF
ENGLAND;
With a Commentary on Magna Charto*
and Illustrations of many ofthe
English Statutes.
BY TIH lATE
PIfANCJS STOUGHTON SULLIVAN, 1.1 JV
Royal Professor of Common Latu in
the University of Dublin.
To which authorities are added, and a Dif
courfc is prefixed, concerning the Laws
and Government of England,
Br GILBERT STUART, L. L. D.
1 HE Leftures of Profeflb.
Sullivan, delivered to the Students in the
j Univcrfity of Dublin, are in very high re -
j pule among all Lawyers of ciuLwence, and
j have been uniformly recommended as an
I elementaja/ book to ihofe young gcnrlemcd
, who begin the ftudy of Law with a view to
render themfelves refpe&able in the profef
fion.
j however obfolctcthe fendaf policy may now
fecm tobe, it hiving gradually tifappeared
as mankind grew more civilized and became
better acquainted with their natural and ina
lienable rights and privileges; yet a rcfearch
into the hiftory of the government of jurifpru
dence of the nations of Europe, will fatisfy
anyone, that many conveniences of that fyf_
tern ftill cxitt and kifiuer.ce the c pin'ons and
decifions of the higheft and moft enlightened
I tribunals of juflicc. F.very aiitho «vho hs«
\ undertaken to give a regular ->n4 ijitcmatic
\ account of the rife and progref. of modern
, nations, has felt himf.lf obliged to rcfort to
j the hiftory of feuds and feudal rights, as the
j fundamental principle from which all exifting
j civil and political infHtntions have taken their
I rie ; and every jurifl who has employed him
fclf in explaining the conflitution and law* of
I. ia cook try, hrsgene to tbe fami fource for
j the corrteft materiala of bis affaysanddifferta.
tioiis. in his hiftory of the Empe
• ror Charles V. has with great beauty and
perfpieuity illuftrnted fo much of the feudal
policy as was neceflary to enable the fcientific
reader to underfland that valoabla book ; and
| Sir Wm. IMackftone haa In the courfe of h »
commentaries, led.the fludent io a cwnempJa.
tir-n (; f the ansient tenures, nnny oi w.'.icfi
depend upon the doftririeoffetids,aseftabii&.
Ed in _ngland by the Norman conqueror.
But in both tbc/fc invaluable ; v'u&ioni,
the foudaJ policy was adverted to, .n yas in
cieiontal to the principal objoi. ot the authors,
and therefore cannot be iuppofed to lurhifh fo
complete ?nd fas'jfaeSnry an account, as would
br given hy fo diftiugiiiifiri _ lawyer as pro
fefior Sullivan, who declares the great purpofe
of his 1« .lures to be the full difcuffion of the
fubjed, which waa of neceffity tut partially
confidered by the othw writers.
This work has become fo fcarcc sin hti
country, as to be feidom f'ecn, tven on the
fhelves of a pr.clifing lawyer; a h& to be
accounted for only by the difficulty of obtain
ing the book : for it cannot well be fuppofed
; that any one of tbe profeffion, who has higher
j views than the mere pecuniary advantages of
[ the praiftife, would willingly negl.ctan enqui
ry into thof* ancient inftitiitions, upon which,
riotwithftanding the lapfc of ages, moft modern
improvements arc founded. But it is not to
the profeffion alone, that this book may be
confidered ufeful. In this rifing empire, where
polical knowledge to a certain de-grec is claim
ed by all, and actually poffefled by many ; a
book waich fuccin&ly and ptripicuouCy brings
to view the lawa, inftitutions, manners and
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