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i wtnty Doiiaio Reward,
V V ILL be given for apprehending negro
FAME a very low and tolerable tufty woman '
af-.ut 38 years of agi*, hut hon Ippjsrahce
older, Very back and ivuch marked with the
fhull pot which oecaioned a fmall defee! in
one o< her eyes, liar loft one of her foreteeth, ,
fie lis very artful"and conning, having pro
ihe name of
Charity Shorter; ft;; wis formerly the pro
f crty of John i Kittens ol thh COvuty, and was
rivi _ hi year , was appre
hend- .. . , 13 and was hired .
1 King of Prince ■
, from whoTrtftic ahfeonafedin
OcH, i?,r)jf ■ ng, I do fu
titiir where (he wis bired or gone to C«
';. where I have ibderftood her he-band
'he above reward will he given to
who witi lodge her in jail fo that
I get her ngsi.i, o r deliver her to Mr. 8
Speake city of Wafuington, or to the fabferiber
living in Charles county Maryland, near Pert
Tobacco. j
P. S. I forewarn anyperfon from harboring 1
joying laid won.an, at thch peril. J
MAtftlY tiIMM3.
N«v. 47—tf
JL 0 rent or Tot, and c:. '■■ tlie
(is, a neat
.Vtl.it:
g tout) col t.an
, ar.J f »-,' c, three bed
ar kitthtO, fee-id g*T«
, c (beet,, ci
•■venic.'it :o the haul i".d pub
now occupied 0/ Mr.
.. Hewitt, ■ ■- Mr. w*a.yi ap
...- [j chj iablcriLtriu
JDHM EASMZ3.
to —-1
kJu <i liberal credit.
r f 'HE fubferiher will difpofe of at private '
i fale, his cftate called Chichcftcr, lying |
ton he eauern branch, immediately pj.o_ite j
the city of Wafhington. This traift of land
tontabing 607 acres is laid off in lots from
S3 fo 144 acr.s for the convenience of pur j
chafers. Plats of the cftate and the terms of
fa!* art in the hands of colonel Hsnfon at the
ravy yard, and Charles Waytnan of George 1
town The lots will be fiiewn by Mr
WeddeO, li- ing on the premifes, near the
lait-in Sranch bri
AMTHDMY ADDI3ON.
Birnahy, ivh Tune tßoc—rf
>""\7 " i
V i ANTED, either a school mt
or mifhefc, to rtflde with a MTitleman in Che !
vpacr part of V.rginia, apply at ibis dike.
March 19
CHARLES H. VARDIIN, |
MERC/-LLYT TA YLOR,
NEW JERSEY AVENUE-, N.-.J/. THE I
G.ii'l-fOL.
Refpcctfuilv informs the gen- j
t'eiucii of the Diftrid of Columbia Urn m ad* 1
to his former flock he has received by I
lace arrivals it Phila telphia from Londoi. a j
choice alfortnent of fupcrhne cloths, fingte
and double milled csffimcrcs, Bennets patent j
cord, woolverteen and waiftcoatirg, fancy and J
black fill: molefkins, s»tl of fuperior quality j
and newefi fafhioa, plain and ftripe black |
♦civets, confutation cord, knap coatings,
. mnels, &c. *c with a vamiy of 1
Other articles if! his line, and he pledges him- )
felf, to thofe gentlemen who fhall favor him 1
with their ord-rs to compleat them iv the
ne.vcfi fiyle of fafhion.
M B Ladies habits, regimental', navy
uniforms, made in the moft falhionable man
ner.
VVafcVngton. Dec. 18 tf
cc,
rk 1
-S- 1! AT.he subscriber hath obtti
kit. 1 ' - llate
of ; • iVL'., deceafeJ all perfona
having claims agjainft the laid uectrafed, ate
requeftcd forward eheic sccompti sgreeabl i
to iaw all fhofe indebted are warned to
immediate psyaieDt Given under'ray
fiAStAfl BOVCM.
March 19 *tf.
iy dollars Rev/ard.
O rUAYED cr fWen from the fubferiber
living tievr th« EafUni Branch bridge, dif
tricl oi Columbia, on the night of the nth
in ft. a S/owp b~y mire, 14 hands high, with
blach. mane acd tail, the later is cut iquare
off. fie has a In,all ftar in her forehead and a
while fpot behind her ear on the near ftde,
(pots on hir near fhoulder, cc.ca-
I r.y the collar rather cluaify built, and
io he vy wich foal, has a fmall white fpot on
the hiiidc m the oft hind hocf, a natural
trot er.
.' *i.l give the above reward for the mare
and chief (if ftolen) or ten doll-is lor the
n.:.re lisnc.
G..RASLD GIBSON.
March 19 3t,
" C^u.nbia.
r r'
A HE Board of directors having this
IvfrWad f"»r tiie half year
• rate of tss
eertt. j. et ant urn. 1h i»-- paid to
ir reprefe'Etstite
ir ii / the ioth inft
f, C-Hver.
March 10- —- 6w
Se Valuable Books.
i.;. ~':' «: New Annual Regiker, 24 I
to i, a rcgula. l.ries The Mc-vhly Review,
44 vols, a retular ieries, Pcrgoihfii hiftory
of 3 vols. Gabon's do. 8 vols. Htu
ry's hiftory «! Great Eritain, 6 vols, Black
hor.e's Commentaries, 4 vols. Bvo. platcj,
Tu< ketV do 5 vols. Blair's Sermons, 4 vols.
London edit life of Catharine M. 3 v ° : *
Gordon's hiftory of America, 3 vol*. D.macftic
yclopsdh j vols Laws oi the U. States,
<> vo ! . Oermad "1 hcatre, 6 Vols. Enfield's
I »phy, 4'o. Adam's do. ) Volt. ?.a
flew Syfte-m ~f Natural Phi ofophy, 6 vols.
Kell's Surgery 8 vol«. Bvo Bot well's life ot
i)r Joi.af.,ll 4 vc's. Bvo. Spanift,
and Engliih dictionary, 4(0. Moft of the
aacve bio'is arc London editions, they will j
he fold cheap for reaay money, for purlieu- j
lar. apply to the Editor.
Pursuant to a decree of the i
Chancery Court of Maryland. 1 will cxpofe
to PUBLIC S -LE on the twenty fourth day
of March next at MoK'gonury Court Mcufc ,
a tract o." land in Montgomery county, date of
; Maryland, containing 519 acre more cr lei's,
] late put. of the cftate of Gen. George Wafh
ingt.on deceafed, and ou the aift day *f the
1 (aßit month, I will fell at Port Tolitcco in
Char leu county at public fate 500 acres of land
lying in fsid county & ftate ot Maryland a fo
<ii laid eflate. Pcrfons defirous of pur
chafing are requcfted to examine faid lands
which will be divided or fold entire as may
beft fu'rt the purchafer to give bond with ap
proved fecurity for the purchafe money and
! htertfl payable at the end of 1% months from
' the day of fate.
BUSH: WASHINGTON.
Feb, 28- a»wtMar»4
.
t/rr cf WasiiinG'/oK) Sept. 9', V
/ms undcrtiie Imprest ion
that the public lots in this city are to,
:d of in future, by ) üblic ■
a tlie
sale will probably t, , we
.-.ted to st • lptft
may at. any time.be purchased a.t. pri
vate sale of the Superiateiidant of the
City.
j S"-:?. 9— ■ A-ll __ '
TVaNTED,
j A WOM*N that underftandsplain cooking
and houfe work ; liiewile a GIKL of about
14 years oi age to take care of children, none
used apply but thofe whs can bring unexecp
onablc recommendations Enquire at the
and houfe from the weft end of the Si a Build
i tigs Mid at this office.
Nov. a 7— —tf I
libLLb's liUTcL 3 I
CITY 'lAvRRN.
j
J HE Hubicriber tahci this method of
thanking hit irtendt and the public for their
favors v/hi Ift on the Capitol Square and begs
Icive to acquaint them that he has taken the
SfiaciouH Hotel .ately erected by Mr.
Garrolly near the Capitol. The hotel
being one hundred feet in front, * tl
eonlslnhis ility rooms enables the fubfcriber
to oiftr every accommodation to members of
Corgrcfs and iraVelUti which can be ezptJhed |
in a public noaie.
PONTIUS D. BTELL2. |
Wa&injrton City, March 45 —tf
N. B P. D. S. Will rent the houfe lately
occui'ie ' hv ban on the afljo'vinpr f9 uar <|
A BARGAIN.
X HE subscriber offers for snle the
farm hens;/ occupies, containing near 300
acres with or without the flock thereon.
It is diftant flora the cities of Georgetown
and WafLingcon, about five mi cs, aial well
known as a healthy fituation. I here is much
fine fruit ti.ereon, and *bounds with fpringr,
affording as good water as in the United
' States, a conuderwble prcportion of the land
has, been in clover, and from thirty to forty
j seres fit for the fcythe the enfuii'g fumrner.
jlt is now in a very improving ftate, being
] altogether clear of broom fedge, and Jrom
!40 to 50 a.tesploughed aud prepared for a
! fpring crop, and from 30 co 40 acres well fee
• with wheat «tid rye—fome part of the iand is
I Calculated lor tobacco; and plafter of P*ri«
j anfwert well with it all. The dwellirg house
j and other improvements may with fmall re
pairs., be rendered very comfortable— 11 otu
, it« Vicinity to two growing cities. many id
vantagas refult in fupclying the markets, A
j purchafer may calculate on a good bargain,
particularly if an early applicstion be made,
i Some part of the purchafc money will be re
quired in cafi or approved negotiable paper :
the remainder rendered cafy—or negroes re
i ceived in payment. 'I he fublcriber or Wil
I ham Bearfy residing on the farm will ihew it
j When required, ahd the terms made know a
j by application to Mr, John T/to#>fi*on :
: George Town, or Dr. *m. Tuohnio;.,
1 Wafhir.gtcn.
Jfaac Polock,
Fn.it Hill,
j Some Lands calculated for the culture of
! cotton, Indian coin and fmall grain, situated
on a navigable river in the healthlefl part of
the ftate of Georgia, will also he sold on rca.
\ finable termi or exchanged for negroes
LP.
20——-eptf '
PUBLIC SALE.
IN pursuance of the decree of the
High Court of' Chancery of the state
of Maryland will he fold atpahlic fate to the
higheft bidder at Josiirii Ssmmes'ij tavern,
George Town, on the nth day of April mat,
at ik o'clock A. M. all the right, and '
intereftof the lite Thomas Clark ot George
'1 own, dcceafed to the following propeay, to
wit t
Lot No. 13, in Pete, Beatty.Threlkeld, Sl
Deakins's addition to Oeorge Town with the
improvements thereon confiftmg (t a c#mmo«
dious Brick DWELLING House, Coach and
Sav.-ke Houfe and other ufcfal cuthoufes—
Lots No. 173, 174, and 175 in Thomas
Beetl of George's lit ft addition to eieorgo
Town, and any other locs in laid addition to
which fail Clark was entitled.
Alio, a piece or parcel of land containing
about fifty acres lying about a rails aud a half
from 'George Town and adioiniritr the 'and on
which Mr. Key live*. Ihe ptßchafe* <,r
purcKafers ta givfe bond with approver fecu
rity lor the p&rchafe money with irtereft
thereon f-ofn the day of fa c, payable in fif
teen months fron* fsid Jaft mentioned day.
/ lit, perform hXviag claiais agalnft faid
Thomas Clark, deccafed, >u« rcqucftei to
exhibit the fame to the ifgiHer tf the court
of Chancery aforcfi.id with the voutheis to
fupport the fa-ac within three months from
I the faid day offalc.
J iAIE3 S. MORSELL, Truftee- j
March 3 —3vtr
This is to give fit bat if the '
heirs of a certain 9TIPHBN REYNOLDS,
who died on h:r way from the vie'km country
In the month of A4gu& 1803, and ftfppofed a>
have been a native of the fhve or K*w
HimpYhire or one of the EaAern flrstea wi.l
apply to JOJtN EUU'S rdminifcrator ivfag in
the towc ot Cumr>er and, Alleghany cthuvty,
Uarc of Maryland, fciil heir of fomethir.g to
their advantage-
Sj order of Alleghai y county orphans court.
March 3 —epim -
! A CARt). I
j '■
i HK Suvi'rcriber being informed that the '
Fre,.t.ti Minifter and other French agents in
thi r country, have repeatedly a filer ted that he
bjd no juft claim on their government, aad
that he had bean paid in full, for all the lup j
pIISI iuinifhcd to the fame, fecit it due to iiis j
. owr chaiader to ronir»di<2 thefe reports and
j oHera to prove to the- fathfa&ioH of aii tiinfe,
1 wfo will tuke the trouble to calf upon him,
j thaf tor fuppliea furntfhed in the weft Indies,
jas we I as for advances made litre, part i«i
<).ad part in provifioiis, to the French
I frigates he now holds bibs drawn by the
F French sigentt, and which arc ucpaid aud
: protected, tor i.f .Tards of one hundred and
j twenty thoufard dollars.
i I He has befides the asove,upwards of twen
. ty thousand dollars in bill? received from Mr.
I Pichon, for p.iiLges furniftied to the French
i foidiers, « hich hills alio rumain unpaid, and |
p the minifter of marine offers only jo percent!
f of their value in payment.
1 VIC IOR DU I'ONT DE NBMOtTRS,
toi Greeinv.chftrcet, New York.
March la—6t
Columbian Library.
IX v OTICE is hereby given, that in j
I conformity to the charter and bye laws of the
I Columbian Library, an election for fix di
rectors wi I be held at the Library room, on .
Wednefday the a6th inft. at 5 o'clock P. M- j
DAVID WILEY, Sec'ry. j
Maach ax— jt, |
AUDITOR'S OFFICE,
Ohiliicot/ic, Stale of Ohic January
iitti 1806,
i act from an uct levying a state tax
for the year K.uii.
Section i Be it further enacted, That all
lands (lull be rated an* duffed in the mantlet
following: that is co fay, firft, lecond, and j
third ratca; and tnc rule to be o'mferved is, i
that when a greater part of any tiad Hiall be j
fuperior in quality to fecond rate land, it mall j
he denominated firft rate ; when a greater part {
cf a irud fh«ll be inferior in quality to iirft
rate, ane fuperior to third rate, it fhali be de
nominated fee nd rate ; and when a greater,
part of a tract (hell be inferior to fecond rate, i
it fkall be denominated third rate land taking
into view the fkuation and the? quality of the
foil. Firft rate land fhall be taxed at the rate
of niiery cerfra, fecond rate fixty five cents,
and third rsto fot'y cents, each per hun
dred aures
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That in all
cafes where theownerjof any lands have, by
ti.eaifeivcs or aperies enticed their lands in
their proper ctaneS, with the auditor or clerks
of the court of common pleas, agreeably to the
laws heretofore i,. force, nick lands fhall under
this ad be placed in the fame dais for fixation,
and ail lands which Shall not b« entered by the
owners, or their agents, with the auditor, be
foxe snakes out his duplicate, he fha'l clais
and c mis as fecond rate, and if any
ewnor or proprietor of lands, or their agent,
hvo heretofore, or fh-ill heresft:r enter imy
tract cf i*nd in an in <ricr ciafs to tiiat of its
real quality faid laird fhall (until it is changed
into its proper clafs) be charged, over and
above che r .te for which it was entered, wi:h
double the amount o{ tax which fhould have
been paid ban the f.»me been catered in .its
proper clais; which'fhall le paid co the col
1 .. (, .>r of the county tr*wnfhip, or clif
trict in wleci iuch lands may be charge
able, f»>r the nit of yie ftate, on the inl.-una
tion of ai.y lreeholder, due proof
thereof to the auditor or commiiiioncro and
be recovered a- the fame time and in the
tame way a» othtr taxes arc recoverable.
; Sec. 4 Le it lurthcr enacted, That for
the collection of taxes of non.rtfidents lands
the ftite fhall he and is hereby divided into
fix co lection diftrjda ; the firft to induce
the .amis purchafed by ~J«hn Cjeve* Symmcs
and his anbeiates, md the land within the
diftrid of Cincinnati laud office ; the iccond .
to include lands in cue Virginia military 'if- J
tiid, tke land within the dilh-id »1 . lili |
cothe land offi c and the French grants the
third to include the land purchailed by the
(»:,.,, (Jompmy and allirrsuUincluded widiin
tlicimii.s thereof aud the ian«J within the
diftrid of the tV arietta fand oirke ; the fourth
to include the lands jo the Driited States mi
litary diilriei and the refugee lands, ahd al!
the lards within tha C.iir.riCt ot Z nefvbic
land office ; the filth to include the lands
within the difiuit of the Steubenviile land
office, and all lands jouth of the Connedieut
relcrve, and no: included in the other dif
fail'.; and the fueb. to include thu lands in
the Connecticut rei.i re.
Sec 5 Be it lufiher .nacUed, That there
fhall be appointed, by » joint ballot of both
houfesof the geteral sliemhly i.nd commiffi
oncd by the governor, a collector in etch
diftric-t. who fliaa continue in office > ne year
and until bis aicc. iibr is eh.leu ami qa lifted,
who fhall colled al taxes due and owing on
non-rcGdentt' lands within their re'p-ctive
diftricl.4 The coiletftor of the firll ditliic-t
{ball keep hi- ofiirtf st Cincinnati; the cobec.
tor of the r ei< no diUrict (hall keep his offiue
at Chillicothe ; the colkclor of the third dif.
trid fhall keep his ofice at Marieita; the
colleClor ot the iouitti diarid fhall keep bis
office at Zanef-.ilie;tl... collector of the flTth
diflrict lh-11 keep his office at Steubenviile,
and the collector of the fixtb diftrid lhall
keep his office at the- town ot vfe'urren, hi \
the county of Tiumbnll. And fhtll each, at ;
the time they receive their duplicates, take j
& fubicrihe the following oath or affirmarioh :
viz. " 1, A. 11. do folcninly (wear or affirm, j
(as the cafe may be) that f will, s. -cordiug to )
the beft of my abilities, faithfully and impar- •
tially perio/m the duties enjoined on me by
law; as collector of the diftrid ; ,
and that I will not diredly or indiredly pur- i
chafe any laud by me fold for tsxai."
Moticc is hereby giw*n that ail t.xes with
in this ftate arc due and payable after the ift
day of Augnft ncit e.ifuing. and if not paid !
ty the full Monday of December, the lands !
will be fold, or fo much thereof as will satis- I
j fy the amount due with intereft.
ift diftrict collector, A. Gomrth, Cincinna- i
ti.
*d do Virginia army lauds, Thomas Scott, ;
Chiliicothe.
3d do W'»n- Skinner, Marietta.
4th do James Hcrron, Zaucfville.
/th do. Charles Maxwell, Steubenviile.
6th do. James Hilman, *> arren.
TrIOMAS OUSOM,
1 udifor of Accounts for the ftate of '
Ohio.
Feb* ao~6w.
i found ik Dfcp.mzer us?, tivo
i Wood S ICDLKS -1 he owner by proving
Li* property and paying cofts may have them
apain Thefe saddles wre advcr:ind st the
Capitol during the fitting of ti.e -Jiilr & court
bat no owner If an owner fhould
j rot be found bctore the firft d.y of April
| next, they then will Le lokl by public lale
}at io or r»tk in the morning at the tioor of,
I the Opitol, by j
JOHN PHILLIPS.
' March to—tawjw
V-'N Monday the 21 is day of April
next, if fair, if not the next fair day, will ba
fold on the premii'es at i i o'clock at lie
fate to the higheft bidder, the dwelling pioii- i
tattoo of the lace «'m Dk GEB, containing j
230' ceres of Land - there is on the premhes
a handfotne commodious dwelling houfe, fta
bte, barn and negro quarters—the Land lies
level, is of good quality and well fuited to
plaiflcr— there is an excellent garden and a
j;ic it deal of choice fruit—the dwelling houfe
is fituatc 4 miles from George town ; and
from the Leiuty of its fituation, its healthinefs
and other advantage*, a more dclu-Me place
f« r the refideno. oi a genclntrun cannot be of- ;
fcred. It is at present lubjf.ol to the life '
e.ttate of a Lady upwards of 70 year* old,and
will be sold under that incumbrance. And
at the same time md place will be sold,
fpl.nution on Rock-creek, containing 215
1 acres, of which ico acres is in wood—This
tract haj on it a fine Mill feat, diflautabout
5 miles from the city of WaihiLgton. And
at the fame time and place will be fold be- 1
tween 15 flc io valuable likely negroes- men;
women and children, among the former arc
fome valuable trariefmen «nd fanners—the ne
groes are wideriy and foiber, and ad railed in
the lamily, and nothing hut thecmbaraffments
of the eftate could compel a fate of them—
Terms of fale for the i.tgrocs, notes with ap
proved indorlers payable I-3 in 60, 1-3 in 90
and I 3in xaodays the land on a credit of
1, 2, and 3 years with intcrctt from day of
fale it any default in payment of any in.
ftu'ment, the who c to become Uue.
JOSEPH W OI.AGETT, > y
Philip a. £_y. J maces.;
March 17 ep4 w. . I
War 'Department y March 1* IbOG. i
Notice is Hereby Given.
THAT feparate proposals will be received
ac the office of the rkcietary for the
] Department of War, until ta o'clock st noon
of the hrft Wcdnefday in June next, lor the
tupply of all rations that may be required for
the ufe of the United States, from the Ift day
of Oclolier 1806, until the 30th day of Sep
tember 1807, both d»ys iuc.ufive, at the fol
lowing places, viz.
Firft, ac Niagara, Detroit, Mhhiiimacki
nac, Fort Wayne, Chikago, andat any place
! or platen, where troops are or may be ftation- ,
ed, marched, or recruited within the ftate of
I Ohio, and territory of Michigan, and at any
j place or places withio the Indiana teriitory
j north of the 41ft degree of north latitude;. 1
Second, At aourh-We.l Point, Tellfcd, !
Kr.cxvill«, Nafhvrlle, and within the CherO
kce nation between IVnnifTee aud Georgia, |
I and on the ifchhcflee river, and on the r. r ad 1
1 between faid river mid Njfhville, and at any
phce or places wiicie troops ate ortnfcy be '
ftationed, marched or recruited within the
! ftates of Kentucky trui TarfntfTee.
Third, At the garrifon tttar Vineennes on
the river Wabafh, -t Fort Maffac, New Ma
I drid, Oiiickafaw Bluffs, Arhinias, Natches, ec
I Fort Adams, and at any place or places wheie
j troops are or m.y be ftationed, marched, or
j recruitco in the MiffiUippi territory, except
! the county of Wafhington, and at any plscs
or pbces in the Indiana territory fouth of the
41ft degree of no<th latitude and fifty mile*
caft of the MiflilTippi river.
Fourth, At St. Louis, St Charles, Kafkaf
kia, Cahokia, and kt ai>y place or p.aces,
where troops are or may be ftationed, marched
lor recrited within the territory of Louisiana
north* ot ti'ew Madrid, mid a. any place or
j places in the Indiana territory within fifty
miles e*ft of the Miffifiippi liver, ex fo uh of
; the 41ft degree oi north latitude, FortMaffac
; ex.epted.
Filth, At New Orleans, Placquimines, Point
Coupee, Oacheta, Natchitoches, /.ppeUufai,
Attakapi, Fort Stoddctt, Fort St Stephen^,
! and at any place or places where troops are or
■ may be ftationed, marched or recruited with
j in the territory of Orleans, or iv die county
A WI'.NTY DOLLARS KEWAIU) Will
be given for apprehending and securing
fo that the owner muy get her agaio, a like- ;
I ly negiogirl named ANN, about twenty vea.s
of age—of dark complexion, larV* eyes of ra
ther a down look—& of middle Uature She
ablconded from George-1 own about four or
fiv<: wc*ks ago. Khe formerly belonged to
j John Brent. Bfq near Port- i obatco, in Charles
i County, flate of Maryland. She took with
her lundryai tides of wearing apparel, amoug
which were a black iilk fhort gown, arid a
red pink ditto. She appears, when lpokcn
to, diffident and unaflunung. The above re.
ward will be paid if (he is taken out of this
dithid, and ten dollars if taken in it
G2OROK GUOYD, one of the
Conftabks oi George town.
March 41—sw\f.
THE fubfcriber at his fiore
near the Navy-yard, offer* for fak the foi
; lowing article, viz.
SET *J-**m* -« rik * ■-,
I Jemaica, ~\
j / ntigua & C Rum, hhd. or gal-
New England J
Brows and 7
Lett f>ug»».
| icoo weight fuperior green coffee
6 years aid Brazil Madeira "\
London particular, do. Cw
Particular Ttncriffe and f ""*'
Malaga .)
Cherry bounce of a very fuperior quality.
Imperial, -\ )
Young Hyson, ot f
Hymn Skki J
A tew tierces of nee.
14 kegs chewing tobacco, snd
A parrel cf excellent bacon, Act of which
will be fold on moderate terms lor mm or
at-provcd papers.
JOSEPH CASSIN. j
ALSO—A few cafes of genuine Florence '
j wine, and
Whifk. y by the barrel.
March ii *w.
of Wa&tafton ir. the MtffifQppl territory, and
at any place or pLtt»s on trw welt hdc of the
M.lT.lfippi river bei /W .ikaniai.
tacparate prOpoiUs will «Kd he received as
aforesaid lor the fupplv of all rations, which
may be required for the utis of the United
States, from the ift day oi January 1807, to
trie 31ft d.y o> Decembef of the fame year,
both days incluuve, within the fcvtial ftates
j hereinafter mentioned, vij
j Sisth, At Fort Wiurinfon, Cockfpur IfJand,
j and at any place or places where tr op? are or
j may be ftationed, marchtd or recruited, within
1 the ftate ot QsOfgia, and on the Indian b >u«»
--dary between Georgia and the Creek nation.
Seventh, at Charlefton, Kocky Mount, on
I the head waters of the santec and at ary place
1 or places where troops are or may be ftation
ed, marched, or recruited, within the ftates of
' North and South Carolina.
Fighth, At Norfolk, and at any place or
1 places where.troop*|.c or m;y be ftationed,
' marched, or rciuitlu, withm the ftate ut
1 Virginia.
>dnth, At Fort M'Hrnry, and at any place
or pUcci, where true p.s are or may lie ftationed,
marched, or recruited, within tlie ftate of
Maryland and the diftrict ot Columbia.
Tenth, At Fore Miifiin, Carhile, and at any
place or places whc. c troops are or may be
itutloncd, marched, or recruited, wuhin the
ftate of Fenntyivania, eaft of the Mountains,
i and within the ftates of >Lw Jaricy. and Dc
fcware
Eleventh, At Pitsfburg, and at any place or
plates, where troops are or may be ftationed,
marched, or recruited, within the ftate of
I Pennfylvania weft of the mountains.
Iwelith, AtFortJ.y. Weft Point, Albany,
. Shencdady, and at any place or places,
where trocps are or may be Uationcd, march
ed or recruited, within the ftate of New
York, Niagara and its deyendct.eics
Thirteenth, At Fort) lrumlull, Fort Wol
cott, and at any place or places, where troops
are or mr.y be ftationed, marched, or recruit
ed, with n the ftates of Connecticut, Rhode
Rlsod and Vermont.
Fourteenth, At Fort Independence, (Doftoa
harbor) and at any pi. cc or puces, where
j troops are or may be ftationed. mr.rched, or
rte. uitcd, wkhin the ftate ol Maff chufetts.
the town 01 Sprh ghcld, and the diftrid of
Maine, excepted
Fifteenth, At i'ortfmouth, P*rtlacd, and at
?ny place or places, wheie troops are or may
be flationtd, marched or recruited within the
date of New Hm jafhire and thti diftrid of
j Maine.
j Sixteenth, Propofds will alfo be received
as aforefaid for th<; Upa y of all rations,
! which may be required ay the United States,
for the troops which are »r may be ftrtioncd,
marched, or reciuited with'k the town of
Springfie d in the flare of M iTachuietts, and
for the armorers and other periods employed in
. the United States' aravry at that pace, from
the ift day oi January ISO 7to the 31ft day of
December in the fame JfCSr, both days incur:
1 five.
I A. ration to consist of one pound and
one quarter of bee!, or three quarters of
a pound of pork, eighteen ounces of
bread or flour, one. grlS of rum, whiskey
or brandy, and at the rate cf two quarts
of salt, four quarts of a four
pounds of soap, and one pound and a
half of candles, to every hundred ra
tions. The prices of the several com*,
ponent parts of the ration shall bespeci
: fied ; but the U. States reserve the right
' of making such alteration in tiie price
of the component pal ts of the ration
aforesaid, as shall make the price of
part thereof bear a just proportion
to the proposed price of the whole ra
tion. The rations arc- to be furnished
in Mich quantities, that there shall at all
tunes, during the icrni of the proposed
> contract, be sufficient lor the consump
tion of the troops at MichilimackiAaCj
Detroit aud ChlkagO, lor six months in
advance ; and at each of the other posts,
on the western waters, for at ka.st three
months in advance, of good and whole
some provisions, if the same shall btt
1 reqtliredi Ith; also to be permitted to
all and every of the commandants of
fortified places or posts, to call for, at
seasons when the same can be trans
t poiuid.or at any time in case of uVgentyj
I such supplies of like provisions in ad-
I vanc.e, as in tlie discretion of the com-
I mandant shall be deemed proper.
It is understood that the cantractr of
to be at the expence and risk of issuing
! the supplies to the troops, and that all
losses sustained by the depredations of
an enemy, or by means of the troops of
the U. S. shall be paid by the 11. S. at
the price of the articles captured or
destroyed as aforesaid, on the deposi
tion of two or more persons of credita
ble characters, rial the certificate of a
j commissioned oiiicer, stating tlie cir
cumstances of the loss, ami the amount
of the articles for which compensation
shall be claimed.
'■ 'flic privilege is understood to be re
served to the U. S. of requiring that
none oi the supplies, which* may be fur -
1 nihhed unih-r am of the proposed con
: tracts, snail be issued, until tire sap
j plies which have been or may be fur-
I nished under contracts now in force,
I I have been consumed ; and that a sup*
: ply in advance may be always required
at any of the fixed posts on ti*§
board, or Indian frontier, riot exceeding
three nionihs,
H. DEARBORN, Secretary of War.
March s—'2awt>w.
JLLIAS B. CALDWELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
TIM removed his Office, to the hoidc lately
occupied by Mr. Law, on Capital Hill.
Wafhinnrton, July a 6—tf
TO KENT.
A HE STOItK & nWK.LI.ING HOUSE
now occupied V)r. Pattcifon. t< .' <Wr to
Time* Maciifon's, efq. I offtfii ti gives the
firft d-.y of Ap il next—l will alio rent the
Wharf formerly belonging to Mr. Lewie
Deblois* on the Eaftcro Branch, one h,uare
above the Wavy Yard- lt» utuatidn for &
Lumber, Coal, and wood yard, is equal to
any in the city of WefhtfigtOß—for terms
apply a> John Hewitt, tfq. or to the fubferiber
near the Navy V rd.
Nl 'TIO'.AS VOSS.
City of YVaJhihgton, March 14—aawtf