The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1809-12-25 00:00:00, page 4

Unit?d S'ntn—flv'trict of Cohuubia,
Washington county, to wit.
Circuit Cnnri, .fv le fprni, 1309.
I>7 ('hancerv.
Solomon Dl-.vus—Complainant,
against
A.l>:el -Tenners and De&orab his wife, and
[■' -rdinando F >irf-'X—Defendants.
'T 1 Hi? report of Samuel, "Rlmt, jun. the
J- trusti:f formerly appointed In this
c i e iti' :• i - the decree of tine 12lh. daiy of
Ap 1 l.'s', liav'ng been sworn to, returned
and li , and t!% proceedings thereon'*p
pi'c ed :
I is therefore ordered, adjudged and de
cried lib sixth d;»y ol November in the year
f t'our Lord <>ne '.lion .iik'l eight hundred Hiui
nil.", tha- the. said report be ratified and con
fi ied unless <v use be shewn to the contra
ry on or. befpre the fourth Monday of l)e
member n. :n ; Provided, a copy of this order
b'' |rt.ihiif,hcd for three .•acce.ssive wee kit in
the NVtWnal Intelligencer before the said
fourth Von day of December next.
The ,'pori stkt»*s, tljat t!ie mortgaged
premises mentioned in the bill, were sold
lor the Burn of live hundred sixty-one dollars
and fify cents.
By order, Wm. BRENT, Ck.
I'm-- copy,
Test Wm. Brent, Ck.
November 13—ept( >25in.
*"7TT"T V —, ~ } ;)iX~ lib ill'". vV Ait I).
1j AN WV VV from Uie Subscribers living
V near Nottingham, Prince Georges coun
ty '1.e.0f YJ ;ry'""id, on the 19t.1i of Novem
ber, - SpgrO. m n named CHARLES,some
times calls IiimseRQIIAULKS ()DEN, about
years old, 5 ft-t 9or 10 inches high,has
$ dark complexion, when spoken to has a
do vn |ook, one of his upper foreteeth is out,
b:< several sr?irs about his face occasioned
t<- a scald wiien young, lie is rather slender }
nile, brisk and active about any tiling, par- j
t,i< tiariy cooking . nd w ting, he took with '
hit • two homespun cotton shirts, India cotton
s!> is, and mown round about jacket, sun
dry v/h! stroatß, one os ir corduroj pantaloons,
b- me made yam stockings and shoes, one
fSsfrritd hat and wool hat. He has a variety of
colli;:,.'- unknown, but being an artful,cun
ning f< flow he ,nviy ch mgethem for others,
it i'j very fcke.ly'tbat he is got a forged piss,
ai' d it is verv J'kelv will endeavour to pass
as a free man, we expect be is m king to
w ids Pennsylvania. If taken within ten
n lies, ten dollars ; if twenty miles, twenty
d'dlnrs , if thirty miles, thirty dollars ; if
ti '"en Without the s+nle the above reward
W'H be given to any person or persons secu
ring loin in any jail; so thai ve get hurt a
g ••in. !l persons are forewarned harbor
ing, em pi. yifig, or carrying said negro out
of tin,. st;:te.
LEONARD P. HARVEY.
WILLIAM HARVEY.
I ) - I—4wi
~~ j'UiU aC S A life.
PURSUANT to aii order of the Orphans
Court of Prince Georges county will be
©PeWal tor sale, on Monday the Sfh of ,la*
mi u v next, if fair, if not, the first"fair d iy
thereafter, at the late Dwelling of J\fary
J fetk Ducketl, deceased, (within 7 miles of
I pp-r Marlboro, :.<nd near ~\fr. Dennis Me*
f -'uder) the PERSON vI, PROPERTY of
t aid deceased, consisting of Negroes, Beds,
1 ,i. .li nre, Cattle, etc. etc. A c edit of nine
rhombs will be given, the purchasers giving
b> id with ;»[ 'proved security. T!ie sale to
fimmoiw at y o'clock, A. M, and to con
» " «• from day to day until the whole Per
s imd Esta'e ordered to be sold, shall be
c iposed of.
JAC HI DUCKET,") ,
U. jfttUCR, \
" ff. >s desired that all claims against
t#ie a'oovc ('is'.ate, mftv be presented to the
Kxecut'ors tiv the day of sale.
Prinze .rg's county, Dec. 14— lOt
V.j B.". ooLi> \ TPUBLIC VESrtiCJK,
To lhn !Uglify I b'djjpr,
Or the 19th day of Fcbnmry next,
ibotinoon of that day, on the premises,
the following ll< :d Property in the city of
Washington : viz.
T ' O LOTS or cWoUJKn,
Fumherod and distinguished on the ground
• j-\ m of tljp City by numbers Ifi and 17, in
#<fu '.re nupibered 101, together with the
3'> lil'lings and Improvements on the same.
The above mentioned sale will tdce place
lv virtue of a certain ?: denture or Deed of
< f-trust, <' '*sf! the Ifith day of January in
tite year of our l.ovd 1805, and, the same
«»ly. recorded among the Land Records of
T> a; bingtoa county in the district of Colum
bia, betw . n one Samuel Wilson, of the one i
part, and the undersigned James Davidson,
j in. of the other part, in order to satisfy
aohiv'P. Van N'ess, of a certain debt of 76
fiiollars 77 cents, and interest, in the said
eucd n.antioncti to be due from said Wilson
to said Van Ness.
.TAMES DAVIDSON, Trustee, j
November 17— _ i
-NofiGET
AN Annual meeting of the Stockholders in
toe Washington and Alexandria Turnpike ,
Company will be held the City Tavern,
in the lov*n of Alexandria on the first Mon
day in January next. By order of the Di
rectors.
C. DENE ALE, President. I
_ T) " c - bl—td
mil liEN r,
The Three Story
jt ni c k aou .ye
vbc s yy Yr>"d, lai'dy.occupied ns ». I
Tavern by ><r. Hegh Drnmrnond. It is si- j
Vuated at the intersection of Virginia avenue, i
South K street and Seventh street East, ae.d !
i, not above eighty yards distant from the j
TT.'vy Yard M -rhet. Several improveuu nts j
f.ivi idditior ' will be Ulftde by the Subscri- '
borsto the house for any tenant who might i
wish to occupy it as a Tavern on a large
t>cale.
For terms apply to
NOTrXY MADDOX, or
J()DN LAW.
kk 1L Y'lS H J'OFEy
On Pphnsylvanii Avcnw,
IS now supplied with afresh assortment of
Li QUO Li 8 GHOCEHIKSy viz.
Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, Malaga and Tene
ruTc Wines, Pi eiich Branny, HolU-nd Gin,
,famaic:'i Spirit, Whiskey, Hum, and Whit.
Vv Bounce, Molnsses, Imperial, Hyson and
Young Hvson Te,>«, Loaf and Lumo Sugar,
Muscovado do. Cobee, Coecolate, Mustard,
Pepper, ulspiee, (.round (linger, Nutmegs,
Cloves, Salt and Sdtpetre, Spermaceti and
ftfillad Od, Mould, Dipt k Spermaceti Can
dles. Shaving and Brown Soap first quality, i
Liiew'mu Tobacco, Spanish and Country j
Scgaia, Men and Women's coarse and line j
Shiieb, Y aith's ;.nd Children's d >. best j
)|ty Ctoeh'-n Cheese, Bloom, Muscadcl |
«p"d K' 1 " K- isins. Sweet Oranges, Lemons
and i'resh Cnutiberries, u lew barrets of 1
A'pies, Salmon in barrels -nd kegs; Cod- 1
fish. Shad and Ilei rings pirltin Butter, j
Irish Pot toes, and p.s usual best quality
Superfine Flour, carefully selected nt vie*- y
:</idri; for fainil> use, Jamieson's w tercrac
)< rs <vis<i corn, oats, cbopt rve, shorts, l
h . , eu-. straw. Dec- 13, 1609.- 9t. 1
OFOTt SALE
N Monday the first day of January next,
at the Plantation of the late Robert
in the Suoau Lands, wtihin one mile oi the 1
Seneca Mills, about
FIFTY VALUABLE SLAVES :
' Consisiing of Men, Women, Boys & Girls ;
■ Horfces Cattle, Sheeps and Hogs ; Plan
; tation Utensils, and a quantity of Indian
j Corn. The Sale will commence at 11 o'clock,
f A M. and continue tid all are Sokl—Terms
I of S tie six months credit, the purchasers
giving bond with such security as will be
approved of, bonds bearing interest from
" day of Sale.
'• THOMAS PETER, Executor,
i Dec. 11— tds.
• JiiCfLIRD HECK
/fas just received per the latest arrivals, a
large and handsome assortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
' Among which are—
Superfine cloths andcasimers,
Second do. do.
Coatings,
Kersey Moleskins,
s Cords and VelVerets,
Moleskin &, Swansdown Waistcoating,
Silk Florentines,
Rose and Stripe Blankets,
I Plains and Kerseys,
_ Double Milled Devonshire Kersey,
Flannels,
g Bookings and Baizes,
Carpettihg and Hearth Ruggs,
i- Apron Checks,
:- Cotton Stripes,
it Brown Hollands,
s Fashionable Buttons,
a Bed Tickings,
, Italia Mantuas,
r l India Lutestring!,
r ! Bombazets and Wildbore 1 ?,
'- | Ginghams,
h i Fancy Shawls and Muslins,
n ( Damask and large Silk Shawls,
i- laces and Ribbons,
i, Worsted, Cotton and Silk Hosiery
e Silk Velverets,
<t Furniture Dimity,
i- Chintzes and Cambrics,
l'elice Velverets,
»• Chamhrays,
s Madras Handkerchiefs,
>- Band * na do.
n 3 Trunks Calicoes,
y 1 Do. Furnitures,
if 1 Do. Cambric Muslins,
d 1 Do. Shirting Cottons, &.c. Btc.
t- 4 Bales German Linens,
i- 6 Bales India Muslins,
1 Case Irish Linens,
All of which being well selected and on
the best terms, enables him to sell them at
wholesale or retail, at most reduced {
prices for cash, or approved notes.
_ lb Hattm s himself that from his regular ;
mode of dealing, that all tli se who favor
s Hiril with a Cali will meet with such bar- j
e gains as will please—and will on his part ;
L - leave nothing undone to render general sa
y tisfketion.
,/ December 15—3w&wtf.
f UU.AiMj I_Oi TEHV,
- thkkb rurxEs or 25,000 dollars each.
f Stale of jVtriv York,
, UjYIOJV COLLEGE LOTTERY, JVb. I. 1
eMANA G a H s.
? William IV. Gilbert, Benjamin Devrit, George
i> Merchant, Isaac Jiennison, and Stephen
'- Thome.
JUDAH and LAZARUS, (late N. Judah) !
No 84, Maiden Lane, New York; hav
ing purchased one hatf of tWe tickets in the i
present lottery, offer the same lor sale, at 1
their Lucky Lottery O/iice (where the high
t est Prize of §30,000 in the last Lottery, j
s and most of the capital Prizevin former
Lotteries were sold) in Wtiole, 11-df, and
Quarter Tickets, for which most of the
Bank Notes of other states, Prose Tickets
in former Lotteries, and approved promisso
ry notes will be taken in payment.
Distant adventurers, by enclosing cash
f paid) shall receive immediate atten
tion, and the earliest advice given of their
success.
1 Owing to the great demand for Tickets in
t this Lottery (being one of the best Schemes
» we ever had, as one Ticket may draw
140,000) they will soon advance from the
-> present price of Eight Dot,oars.
f SCHEME.
x 3 Prizes of g'i.5,000 is g75,000
1 — iO,OOO — 10,000
f 1 — 5,000 — 5,000
4 — 250 tickets each, 7,000
5 ; 2 — 2,000 — 4,000
5 , — 1,000 — 5.000
f , 28 — 500 — 14,000
i 30 — 200 — 6,000
1 50 — 100 — 5,000
i 100 ~ 50 — 5,000
! 200 ~ 20 — 4,000
: 10,500 — 10 — 105,000
10,924 Prizes, 245,000
t 24,076 Blanks, —
• 1 35,000 T'lkets at Z dollars, is 245,000
' Part if the Capital Pri. res mil be determined
as follows :
Ist drawn No. 10t.li day, blank or prize jg 1000
("(Excepting the reserved'
Ist' do. 15th < tickets) 250 tickets, from !
lto No. 250 inclusive, j
C (Excepting the reserved) i
Ist do. 20th -v 250 tiekets, from No. j
Ito No. 500 inclusive, i
' ' C(Excepting the reserved) '
• ) Ist do. 25th < 250 tickets, from No.
. ; ( 22,001 to 22,250 inclusive.
1 ! ("(Excepting the reserved)
: j Ist do. 30th J 250 tickets, from No.
i | \j22,251 to 22,500 inclusive.
■ ! Ist do. 35th - $>25,000
; l ist do. 4-Oth - 1,000
Ist do. 45th - 25,000
The first 4,000 blanks will be entitled to
'I'f.n Dollars each.
Less than Two and a 1-4 blanks to a Prize.
Subject to a deduction of 15 per cent.—
Prize! payable thirty drys after the con
elusion of the drawing,
CCf The drawing will commence in the city
of New York, on the Third Tuesday m
April next, and willcontinue to draw 600
Tickets each day (excepting the last day,
v hen there will remain 800 tickets to be
drawn) until finished.
Tickets purchased at this office, examined
gratis—A correct Cheek Book, kept for
the examination of tickets, and the high
est price in cash, given for prizes as soon
as drawn.
New York, December 4 —2 m
"s a viT'VthTtttniijs, '
] Pennsylvania avenue, near the Centre iifarltet -
has jusi received and offers f,r Sale,
20 bundles SHEET IRON, and
20 boxes WINDOW (.LASS 10 by 12 1
As the above has been purchased advanta
geously, I wili sell them peculi rly luw to S
punctual dealers for cash or credit.
! November % St-mdwtf
1 * DRUGS W MEDICLM< \
A fresh Supply just received from New
-t .
U. CATLETT'S Drug Stoke, F Street \
Also, Paints, Oils, &c. I
October 18—it
LEWIS DF.tiLOTS,
litis for Sale at his Stare, near the Jfav
Yard, a general -assortment of GR >(.' >
1 If IKS, -which he will sell Low for cash
Gun-powder, Imperial, 7. feus of tlu
Young II) son and Hyson Skin, $ latest Smp't
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Ca?>sia, Alspice,'
Black Pepper, &c.
London Mustard by the pound or bottle,
Best Boston Chocolate, Welsh's make, No. 1.
Common do.
Good Green Coffee per bag 1 or retail,
Mustadel and Bloom Rabins in boxes,
i Fresh Keg 1 do.
Figs and Currants,
Spermaceti Candles,
Mould and Dipt Tallow do.
Winter Strained Spermaceti Oil,
Pickled Salmon in kegs and barrels,
Shad, Herring's, Neats Tongues in half bbls.
Hest picked Flour for family use,
Corn, Corn-Meal, Bran,
Rice, Barley, Butter, Cheese,
Madeira, Lisbon and Port Wines,
French Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirits,
Do. Holland Gin,
Peach Bi andy,
New-England Rum,
Whiskey,
Sugar House Molasses,
West-India do.
Loaf and Brown Sugars,
Lemmons,
Jameison's Cnckers,
A large quantity of Good Cider Vinegar.
December 20— ,J w.
PUBLIC SALE.
li'j order of the Orphan's Court of Prince
George's County,
THE subscriber will sell on the 4th day of
January next, part ol the Personal Proper
ty of Christopher Hyatt, deceased, con
sisting of Negroes, Stock, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils, &c.
Terms of sale are, six months credit for all
sums above § 20, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security—all sums un
der $20 the cash to be paid on the day of
sals. Those hav'ng claims are requested to
bring them in for settlement, and those in
debted, to make immediate payment to
SARAH HYATT, Adm'x
December 20—.1t.
MUS. WALKER acquaints ih, Ladies of
the city of Washington and its vici
nity, that on Monday morning the 11th inst.
in the Front Room of Mr. Welti's house,
near the Centre Market, Pennsylvania ave
nue, he opened and offers for Sai.e on
reasonable terms, a Fiiesh and GircAUr
Asson vmknt of Fashionable Silk .Velvets,
1 ' Satin, Silk and spfit-straiv Bonnets, and straw
1 Hats, dress Cap:; U Turbans, artificial Flow
-1 j ers, and Feathers. Pe licks, Great Lo. ts
I and Dresses of every description made up
! at the shortest notice and in the most fash
l " uinable m uner. Should Mrs WALKER
i tveeive th .t encouragement which She
t 1 hopes the moderation of her terms, her
* punctually, and attention to please will en
title her to, from the known liberality of the
Ladies of Washington, she will become a
perm-wieni resident of the City. She also
. offers for Sale an elegant assortment of
Chairs and Settees, a sample of which wdl be
exhibited.
December J3—tf
v ii g>. a W L E N V,
' M° ST UfcSl> informs the
IYA. Ladies of \V shington, that she has
) | ag< in commenced the vJILLtJfEKY and
-j MANTUA-MAKING business in thnr w
• ; rims branches. She h\s engaged a Young
1 Lady ot experience from Baltimore to
-( her in the above line, and she solicits the
» | p - tronage o' - he r former friends, as also 'of
p those Ladies whom she has not had tlie ho
' nor of being acquainted with. Hor present
J snudl, but neat assortment, consists ol Bu
-3 gles, oilvef Trimmings, Fancy dv. Silver
Bows and Cords,Siik and Cotton Cords and
Tassels, Silk Purses, Fancy Gnusd , Rib
-1 bon*, Gloves of different kinds, FfJfUr'ed
- and Plain Leno, Silks for dresses, handsome
Cap-Patterns, Straw and Willow Bonnets
with a variety of other articles in the Fancy
1 and Millinery line. She has also Worsted ;
i and S?lk Hose, Silk and bandanna Hand
' kerchiefs, and other articles suitable for ,
gentlemen. Mrs. S. is encouraged by the
hope, that y a strict attention to punctu
ality And neatness ip her business she M ill
receive a full share of public patron.'gC. j
Dfc.-mbcv 20—/ It |
A SCHOOL MISTRESS VV .•» N TED.
W ANTED, ) School-Mistress, vvho is j
willing togi> in, the country and re- j
side in « priv -te family, and who is qualified
to teach Female. 11 ading, Writing, Geo
graphy and. Needle-work. To sitch a one
liberal compensation will be given. Appli
cation may be made to Dr. Catlett, in
Washington.
December 20—-3j.
)W , uoil), ~
INFORMS' his friends and acquaintances
in (Georgetown and the city of Washing
ton that he has opened STORE at the
House formerly occupied by Mr- John
Pet er, where he solicits a portion of their
custom, lie has within a few days received
a handsome supply of GOODS from Balti
more, which together with the Stock had of
i Mr. Peter renders his Assortment vet*y
J complete.
; Georgetown, December ! P—3w
ROSS' <y~GETTY "
; Have just received from J\'ew-Yor!c and
Philadelphia, the following
GROCERIES & LIQUORS, viz.
12 Hhds. Prirhe Jamaica Sugars.
8 do. Second Quality.
6 do. Molasses.
4 do. Jamaica Spirits.
300 Baskets Salt.
60 Boxes Mould and Dipped Candles.
A few pipes Holland and New-York An
chor Gin.
Cogniac Brandy, Mace, Pepper, Cloves,
See. Stc.
-IN STORE—
Gun Powder Tea in canisters of 2 pounds
each.
Imperial,
Hyson, j Teas all of this year's
Young Hyson, y importation, end of
Hvson Skin, I the best qiialiyt,
| & Souchong, J
j 3000 pounds prime Green Coffee.
3 Pipes genuine old Madeiia Wine,
j 5 do. Sicily Madeira.
4 do. Lisbon' Wine.
i Port VVir.e in pipes, qr. casks and bottles
Claret in Boxes.
Brushes of all kinds.
Powder and Shot.
Cordials, fee. together with n large varie
ty of articles in their line, which renders
their assortment complete.
Ai.so, just received on commission, a
small invoice of handsome looking glasses. '■
And-irons
Brass mounted Fenders, (
Shovels ami Tongs, ' 1
Tea Trays, waiter 1 !, coal hods, Zic. &e.
All of which will be sold cheap, Oil early J
application to them at their store, corner ot
Washington and Bridge Street, opposite the j
Union Tavern, George Town. /
November B—tf
"SAMUEL STETTiVtffS,
I'eiwaglvtin a Avenue, jYe<*r iltt Centre :
Jlarlet.
.•gs leave to refer to his last advertisement
. dry goods, audio inform his friends and
ne public at la'ge that he haS added to
, them a few days ago another extensile .
stock, which, conipleating his stock ot tall, (
goods, will enable him to accommodate
„ every kind call with which he might be
favored.
He has also received from Philadelphia
per SehooneC Eleanor, Capt. Win. Howard,
,10 Hhds. New-Orleans Sugar
13 Bbls. do. do.
2 Pipes 4th proof French Brandy
1 Hhd. Jamaica Spirits, 4th proof
2 Chests first qu luy Young Hj 'son Tea
2 Hyson Skin do.
'• 1 Imperial do.
to Boxes Tin Plates . 1 .
1 Bbl. Corks
4 Gross empty bottles
200 pounds of Black Pepper
300 Raisins
500 Cheese , j
3 Bbls Sperm iceti Oil
4 Kegs of Copperas and AUuhi
6 Boxes Mustard -j
3 Quarter casks first, quality Lisbon Wine
2 do, do. Malaga do. do.
1 Bbl, Superfine Barley
Currants, Mace, Almonds
Saltpetre and Flask Oil
1 Brtx Fig BI tie*, best quality
1 Quarter Cask Sherry Wine
150 lbs. Allspice, and
30 Dozen clarified Sweet Cyder in bottles. !
■e —ALSO—
A most extensive assortment of hollow
>f glass, consisting of flowered aitd gilt De
•- canters, cut and flowered ditto, quart, pint
i- and halt pint tumblers, wine glasses, with
d a number of oilier articles.
e. Tho e of his friends who wish to buy by .
11 the wholesale as well us those buying by i
g retail, may rest assured that he will en- i
i- deavor to deserve their respective sati*fac- I
if tions, by selling them at pleasing terms and j
0 very low.
i- December B—if!
yu'oi j i)S,iLs j
For Carrying the xilmU "°f the Uni.e I States
_ on the folhiuitlg routes ivil! he. received at the
>f General Post Office until the .first day of
L- February, 1810
t. 1. From Petersburg by Harris's, Perci- i
■i, val's, lh ummondsbtu g, Warrenton and Lott
;- isburg to Raleigh three times a w< ek
n Leave Petersburg: every Monday, Wed- 1
r nesday and F'iday at 1 P M. and arrive.! r.t
n, Raleigh on Wednesday Friday and Monday
w by 7 A. M. in 42 hours.
y- Leave Raleigh every Tuesday, Thursday
Ls 'and Saturday at 5 P.M. and an ire at Pe
p tersburg the next Thursday, Saturday and
1 Tuesday bv 11 A. M. in 42 hours.
It 2 From Raleigh by Averysborp' to Fay- j
- ettev iile three times a week.
;r Leave Raleigh every Monday, Wetliles
i- day and Friday at BA. M. and arrive at Fay
te etteviile by 10 P. M.
a Leave FayetteviKe every "Tuesday, Thurs
-10 day and Saturday at. 2A. M. aiul arri .'e at
)f Raleigh by 4P. M.
Ie 3- From Fayetteville by Lumbertoin and
BarfieUls Mills to Portsfej-ry on Pee<lee
three times.
Leave Fayetteville every Tuesday, Thurs
e day and Saturday at 2A. M. and arrive j.
ta at Portsferry by lO'P. M in 20 hours,
q Leave Portsferry every Monday, Wcdnes
day and Friday at 2 A. M. and arrive at Fay- ;
r etteviile by 10 P. M- in 20 hours.
j ,' 4. From Portsferry \t.y George- !
e town and 'lidwin' to Chs.rfeston thrcSf";
,f times a week.
, Leave Po-rtsferry every Monday, Wediies
)t. day and Friday at 4\. M. and arrive at iiu
v_ win by BP. M.
, r Leave I'idwin every Tuesday, Thursdaj' &
1 Saturday at 3 A. M. .aid arrive at Charleston
by 10 A! M.
(1 L'eavft Cliarleston ev. vy Monday, Wed- j
e nesday and Friday at 2 P. M- arrive at 'l'id- j
s | win by 8 P. Si. and iirnve at Port ..i rr.
on Tuesday, Thursday aiiA Satutday bj 0
d ! !'• M
[. I 5. From A triers by Cowet a, Tuokebat
r j chy, Tensxw and Fort Stoddert to Pasca
e ' goola River once a wpt k.
. Leave Athens every Saturday at 2. P.M.
11 j,nd arrive at Pascagofila River tbt* next* »*-
: turday by 10 A. M.
I Leave Pascagoola every Saturday at 2P.
■ 1 M. and arrive at Athens tlsc neitSalurda) l>y
, I 10 A. M
s | 6. From Pascagoola River to Mr Spell's j
< at. tiie mouUi of C-sten Creek on Liika Pont i
f ClKU'tran. ;
Leave Pascagoola River every Saturday ;
e at 2 P. M. and arrive at Air. Speii\; oil Mon- j
l " day by BP. M.
1 » Leave Mr. Spell's every Thurtday at SA.
M. and arrive -t I'aac goola on Saturday by
. 10 A. Al.
7. From Mr. Spell's on ' idee Pont Char
s train to New Orleans once, a week.
Leave Mr. Spell's on Lake Pont Char train
on Tuesday at 3 A. M. and arrive at New
Orleans by 3 P. M.
■' Le:'ve New Orleans on Wednesday by 10
A. M. and arrive at Mr. Spell's by 10 P. Ah
—Proposals for this rout will beVt'cfclved by
the 1 ostmas er at ?!iew Onearts.
V Note. 'The contracts are to commence
on the Ist day of April next, and are to con
tinue in. force for one year, ,nd the custo
mary penalties for failures and delays will be
stipulated in the contr e.t and exacted.
GIDEON t«kANtiKR,
J'ost-.Uaster- General.
Genbrat, Post Oi fice,
December 9, 1809 3
Dec 13—tF.
i'Jus day ** Published
By. J. Milv,i ;as. Gsougstqwv,
LANDS in ii.'E Si'.Xi s hp Ohio a.\o
Kentucky
FOR S.I I.E.
> BY Virtue of the Last Will and Testament ; t
of Robert Means, deceased, the subscriber j
oilers for sale, all the l Andfi ot the testalol-in 1
' t.iie states of Ohio & Kentucky. As there is a
large quantity of these Lands, and the qua
lity in general good, they are v eil worth
the attention of all persons desirous of pur- ,
chasing Lands in those parts of the country. ,
The tracts are of various sizes, and conse- ' ,
quently calculated to suit'purchasers of,dl , !
descriptions. Further information respect- •
ing th'e said Lands may be obtained iroin j
Mr. Walter Dun, residing in, or near the j
town of Chdlii'Othe in the Slate of Ohio.
DANIEL CALL, Fxee.utor of l
the last will & testament of Robert
Me ns, "dee'd. j
H'rl'tnond. Julv 19- tf
I " S \Lh. " s
WILL b" sold at public audio i at Mr.
Rhodes'* fiVera, on the first day of January t
next, at 11 o'clock inline f ren;on, Lots
No 43, 44, 4.5 and 46, in square N". 503,
with rhe improvements there an, the proper
jty of PrAtt, Francis md others, or so much '
'■ thereof as w5 satisfy he tastes due th cor- t
poration of Was hi gtou. Terms of Sale a
cash. r
HENRY WHE TCROFT,
Treasurer oj Washington Jity.
■ Eecember I—oaw ■
nAxr.r-xs.
S. IMU E L I r7- >; (<: u q jr t
Has just vr-ce'vod at his NEW STOP v .
Ifigh Street, '1 onfn.
Two doi vs uHov'r J. Mil'Ugan's Hook Store,
An elegant: nssort;tic 'of (he most fashion.',
able I':;*, r J.lnnrrnvr" from the munur&c!;o"r
. of Thomas ;.nd Cabjcieughi
lie is jusf op-'ivnT atf asgort-ment of
SKA SON A RLE i>«V !. M/
Together With a l#»ta*ul welt selected
supply of
CUTLERY JAP VN'f) WAUK,
N. 11. S. F having enifVoyed h jwp;r
hinder, will engage, to p ipcjt. roonu with
neatness and <U»iXittll.
Georgetown December 6—s#.
BY HIS EXCtJJ.i.I, SVY
F.OWAKI) LLOYD, ESqiUUE,
COVIiR,SiO!I OF MAIiYI.AVD.
A P R Q CLJMA TO A.
w .;
* "* RFdiTAS at has beeb ofidully represent
e<l t'i me, that Jfegro 'f'V, other-wise Ca>-
' li'd Peregrine, tint- '.proper shine of Elisabeth
fi-ochrntm-y apt .Vzgro otb"rwir &;'■
led ifoh'i Armstrong, a fret;?ie<n-o, y»,no hif-ifo
lately. been st uirnced by 'the Judges of ty""ea
' Haiti?» tlfti&ft Court to suffer d ath 'fr UVr» '
: , iter, and JVegro STEPHE V, the proper s.'jtne
j of Josiph Sndpr;, vh if If their escape on Snndatr
: morning, the twelfth instant, from Uueen's
I .-bine's county Jail ; .bid whereas it is the!
| duty of the Execntiv", in the execution of (he
j In-aMj to endeavor to bring idl •■malufuciors C<f
j tut ice, I have therefore ihaughl /«•■>/>.••• tois
{ sue thcimy Proclamation? and d-> by am'.with
; the advice and consent of the Council, offer a
j rew-.r-d of ' TWtK'k' 111 f.VI/ it j) bo/r
' ' Ij.f 11S to any person or per ons who shall dp.
' prchead andlbrtKg to jantiee the mdd nt'qro'ni
1 Perry, John mid Stephen, or one hundred
' . dutl-hirs for either of than
j Given under me hand, and the seal of the
! stnte of JHaryhintt, t'lis ifjiiiiy-furt/i
day of iMiveniuer, in the rear of oar
JtorQ one thousand , eight hundred unit
t nine, and of Ui hide',' e ietj.ee of the,
1 i t.iiited Sta'ljs of .Ivwrica tie thirty
1 fourth ' KnWAKi) LLOYO.'
By his E.vceltenry's com .and,
i NIJiUN i INK frEYj
i Clerk if j./ie Council.
? The following i% a c!ss,crifn ion of 'Pen
' b'jve mentioned ( iwirw/ti, (rqnsirtitt
ed to his KvceUcncy the Governor
. | by the sheriff ,J f Q&eti dmqh coun
j ty :
• 1 JYegro Perry, otherwise C'llfcl Pcregritie
t the proper slave -f ffltigtbHh ftochester, is
: about twenty-three or four years old, verit
i dark complexion ftr a /i; ,</../ro t about five feet
ten inches h%h, wry iveli made but a little
- round sho ldered, bri' a sevx over our of hm
1 eyes, (~not certain occasioned by the
j kick of ahorse, alfiiy'i 'ohilv/ry black beard,
- j tolth long whiskers ih&t e.Vl<*iia totiie end of Ms
' ohm, aha a very bushy duiad. He tooJc xvitk
him the f Mowing claathiitg, a cdtrse muslin
■ shirt, fulled kersey tronsern, and emu of a fight
; d rib eo or, two •waistcoaton" of b'ack cloth
- and the other rf yep"- iv striped .Marseilies, a
t light drab great coin, with A large duubie
cape, about haf 'worn, a fee pair of shoes,
1 very lung quurte ed ami sharp toes, a\d fw
• red hat. It is said (hat h has a number -f o
ther cl n a hs f a good quatity—he also hat
■' a sivt v -watch, the t mse ei y muJi bait- red
i has no christ-U in it, a b'ack rib'
boa . chain U)UI brass key—it is also said that
- he has two other -watches, one of them silver
• ! and the other gold or pinch bark, -wfticn lauuot
j be particu ar y described.
• | j\egro John, otherwise culled John Jlrmr
- ' strimg, free negro,-is supposed to be upward*
of thi-'y years of age, a very bright innllatlo t
- t.'un visage very high cheek bone, large black
- beard, sniuti thin whiskers, and very tarpre
' vlaie ey s, has a very stem look, large movih,
c his Itpn hot vcity thick he is about Jive fret
1 , eight or nine inchcs high, has a scar on his
'• hi''ast, one of his armsven, knotty from being'
- | hleil. Had on the follow ng cloaths, tow liiieu
- , shirt and trousers, old short blue emit, Ugfii
■ 1 c o/h wai.itcoat, old vfioes, a rorum hut belief
3 theni half worn. s
J\ egro Stephen,, the proper slave of Joseph
Sadler, is about thirty y&ars old, fve feet nine,
or teniinches high, of a yellow complexion,
I very high forehead, jh<-l nose, stout nihilvcif
■ 1 built, raiher roiinj xhoulJered, very full and!
- J bhtff face, large 0! .rh wiskers, rtt'her a d;>w\
loik, and is Opt to smile ->oheh spoken to. had
on a tow linen, shirt, white kersey Imitsr r.i ami
' round robbin jacket, a pair of course rvitt. I toed
j shoes, doubleeoaledalmost new, a wool hat a
> j bout half -worn.
| OUO'KUED, Tfat the fm'p.goiiitf Procla
mation be pnhdshd twice in each -week, for tue
' I space of four weeks, ,n the America k and
I Federal Gazelle, at hultintore, the-Maryland
! Gazette and .Maryland Jlrpi/blican at .huia
• J po'St, the J\\Ui_o'iai hi/el'igruccr, ;> w Easton
S Star, .Jfr. Grieve's paper ui H^gersai-.on,
and in Mr. Hartgiji's paper at Frederick
■ town.
r>\ order, XIX! \N' PINKNEY,
C' xk of i'te CewictL
l>ecem'ser 4 1 iwi.\v
™A'LK-"AT A UCTTo'V
1 On Wednesday the Wth of ,ccobber ne.i t
will be Hold ui I'dbuc .Jucliw at the itoust
ta-iely occuf i. db-., tee Mriii h linisler,
A QJ !ANr IT Y C T
ROUSE HOI ■}) fv KirC'fßN KUIiNITURE,
QOnsiof vir.il C! Coin rr >Vi, -
chen tiffnsiiis, omain< atai Csota
i wooiMV ire. Tea'i i ajand '\V<vit»'!S» K. .'in \
• B. ds aiu! B» (Mn-.g, 'elegant. sjkl v-chly of it. -
! inented Curt«ins, beautiful >*...hog ,'>y l
bles, a Pi no Forte by !5-mdwood, ».n a.-i
--sorhneniof B mboo Sola Oiiaii'S, Vv i- 'Mw
Stools, elegant FamlU Heds, r ar.d
Bed Fm-ntluVesi, M.unna autj ''Vnoiiir.j
U ine, HibiVart Bl'own Stout and Pale Vie,
in bottjfe's and a nM-mtity of Wood
and Livp-pool (lords, &c. Zpc.
'Lite abov.' -.Voltie propti-l.y of F. J. J&cu
j son, esq. the British Muii - icr, and will be
; sold without re&orve. '
j S \ Mi,. SPEAKI', A net.
DfMfpinbfr 29—
NOTICE?
I A Meeting of the \\' .shi:i >;ion Iliidg®
I ■** Company, Will be beld at tavern
j on the first Aiomia* of next, at H
J o'clock, A. M. aecovdinj; to L.w, f«ir t'i
purpose of choosing Kive 0irBcto»; a Cieitc
j and a Trensnrer for the ensuing ye ir.
I By order of the auvl *<>rectors.
S. ELIOT, St.
j December 2-^-4
__ 2oTi7 i>\\ OK hk \v.'iNi.:
ll.li/riMOHE ,LL t;E LOYl'lliY.
Present gain if the Wheel
A few Tir.kets m v\''t h 'vd.V u nnednite
application at.IOSKPiI MlL.Llt> VN"S, Book
store, High street Georgetv''.. ft, t\.. re a re
gular check book of the drawing is Icepl far
the x.i.minati< nof tickets gratis.
D-'rember 22—:»t
IHE Vf AN Uililt > h .S at alf
ton 1) ncivg gi ve Njiicr,
th it the ti As tr iy wili be held
at Mr La ai'x Hotel C v p' ■ IliM,
on Thursday ) veni-g next and
th'ii I', y \v?l bs con: 1 u (1 every
Thursday fortnight dining the atuaon.
Dcc. 22—3t.