The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1804-10-18 00:00:00, page 4

NOTICE.
A
EABLY to order a Review Wtha
■l of the MIL! PIA <f the Diftrlit
«1 Columbia will take ;.iace on cue ground on
ol tiie Prcfident's houfe at
10 o'clock in the morning of the 7,0 th inft.
tiinrfe it !*•; h if "event corps
will apreiV in uniform ,»nd » ined— i
rrtnrns will be expected fr< m the 0
roni. -iipariies corrd'.'-maoly to 1 lie
ofLt, Col. D. C. Brknt,
WM D BEALL, Adj.
ober 17- <— it
lufehold Furniture for
Bier of the O
'in >t' a County, will be fold at public
*Uc*U , at the
f Wil
li'.in-, on 1 cJlftld
; new, ma.
"■ty of
fuifs
of kitchen
be cafh for
lat'fum
a ■
ccifely
W. CRANCH, Executor.
1
■A..TJfcN THOUSAND
Dollar Prize,
■■■ to be bod lor the small sum of
A
, Lottery
for the ale cf
. GERMAN
, TRINITY CHURCH*
In Sixth Street, Philadelphia,
tively commence drawing at
I
r .next, prite« wiii he re
tcived in payment tor fu ;h tickets as may re ■
mail ring the dra"vi<ijr,or the cafli
advanced' whig a fmall dil-
Cdun ie great proportion already
ed that tne tickets will toon
■ be lulud to fin dollars and an half.
U . I
I Prize of 10 thou find dolls. io.cco
1 Three thoufand 3,000
x Two tho:,, a ovS>
1 md 1,006
4 Pive fern 4,000
xo 1 hr«. hundred 3,000
10 Two hundred 4,oo»
: 5 One hundred 3is°o
l'irt y • . 4,500
1 o n f y • • a,ooo '
b-. ■ o • • 4Z,00«
1 1 ifl drawn Wo. on the 10th day joo
i 151Y1 SCB
1 2cth jco
r 5 00
1 30th
1
1
1 41 1,000
I 1,000
I Jstf» I,ooo'
1 Ti-ft drawn No on the!afld?y^
n there fhall be only 6co > 6,009
tickets in ti J
b»74 Prizes. Dollars,—9o co&-
C«.r fa thp.ri tw •
The re paid 39 di 1 ciofe
ion of
15 prt e.'llt.
lO"*Tickets. >/•
ORGE TAYtOR, Jun.
N«-. t, or
MATTHEW M'CONNKLL,
N«. 82, C ei'nut tireet.
ADAM PREMIS,, No. ■>
X 34, fouth fixth ft. 3
Mo. teen C Commiffioners.
in-, tii y
CHAKI.i. 1
dd flrpct. S
AVhole tickets-—6 dollars
■ .i a 5
Qtiar i 75
Prizes in oc.icr ii.ucries received in payment,
to t ith 1
ig the calh,
wi'l be c»iily a tended
. 37th— 11
N. fi. licket* to be had of Edgar Patter
fon, John Pvlarch, and John Larncs—.at
George l a
Oi-pSaii's Court of Prince George's
ity, 0 \obtc tt-nn, IHOi,*
V/RDERED by the court that \ George
New. 'or of Joh'i Murray,
lcll tl i's perlbnal eflate, or fo
touch thereof aa fufficient to dif«
charge bis jaft debt! on a credit of fix
ths after giving three we*ks notice by
time and place
he take bond witb
> from the purchafer or puichafers
Teft SAMI. TYLER, Reg. <
October n—3t
REMOVAL.
'THOMAS CAR VENTER,
Tay
j removed to the house above
Mr. RiiQDi,- (LAf* Lot rl'sJ Hotel,
near the President's Square.
In addition to the prefrnt frock of goods, an
Handfome Affortmeut
peeled immediately.
Gentlemen at a diilancc, by fetidiifrj a line
hy poll, will be waited upon with all poffi
ble expedition.
Tk C will pk:dge himfelf to execute any
order with a taftc, expedition aad moderation 1
of charge, which fhall nat be excelled by
any.
16—.tf.
■
j The fubferiber has for fale
' the following articles.
■ Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof in pipes,
French, do. ift proof in do. of excellent
flavor.
14 puncheons Jamaica Rum, 4th proof.
M.i,' rry, and Lilbon wines in \
pipes and - Its.
1 of excellent quality.
on, and Young Hyfon, teas I
of the lateft importations.
A fc-v cafks of MolaiFss, and a few barrels
.iicnt herrings.
.Wm. BRENT.
Wafhington, O&ober 3 3W
notice.
' THE taxabL Inhabitants of Wofliittg.
j ton city mid vothers concerned, are hereby
on real a"d perfonal
rty, ullo the frs on Slaves and Dogs for
. riber
on or before the, iff d - est.
WASHINGTON BOYD,
Ticr.iurcr of Washington city.
Stc. 3. And be it enacted, Tint
. fhall negk& to pay his tax
on or before the laid firft
I d*y of Dccc h year, fhVii in addi
tion thereto T )r, y fi'- re P er '' tne
I amount (hi ie Came be paid
fe the
' c not then pud at the rate of three per
ni for every month's further dehy; it
j being undcrffood that at the period of pi.y-
I' merit or fatisfa. 'tion therefor, any fhorter
period than 1 month beyond aa entire month
fliall I .- fame as a mouth ;
provided that fuch penalty fliall rot be
dcmandable from ths rcfidehti of the county
of Wsfhington, or perfons having known
agents therein, unlefs the tax on which the
lame nny have accrued fhall have been
demanded according to the provisions of this
acft
Oa. P—ep2tn«
100 Dollars-Reward.
iy from the fubferiber, a NEGRO
ted ,OE, about eighteen year,.
old about five fett ten inches high, welf
a mulatto, has ftl
h he wears over the I
b!e tothe prefent fafhion*
generally turned up behind with a tqnib—he
n one of fiia chet
• one of his
rs to have
loft a j
athei been
lit in the houi'e, is an artful fellow, and
has a
1, which it
offering for fale,—Ke
went off with a fuftian round jacket and pan
■ felt j
hat.— : hove reward if I
out of I, or diftrict of
1 the ftate j
of Maryland, and ten
ined in any jail fo that i
oie. It is known he applied to I
a in the Stage tp I
DANK ";LL of Da.'tn.
Wafhington, Cyst. 15 —im.
Cli A RLES VARDfiN,
itkRCHAV* VATLOIi.
Has received from Philadel-/
phia in additi+n to his former ftock, a hand
fome asTortment of goods, confiding of the
ondon and Spanifh fuperfine clothaand
res, white and fancy Maricilles, co-
I /lite J n ncs, fndia nankeen-, cotton
cafiimerea, black filk and fattin Florenteens,
with a variety of other articles fuitable for
the rummer leafon.
N. Jl. Ladies habits, regimentals, and navy
uniforms in the firft Bite of fafhion.
New Jerf'cy avenue near the Capitol,
Jui.c ll tf
JUST PUBLISHED
AND FOR SAUK,
At John March's Book and Stationary
Store, George lowa, and by the au
thor No. 4,7 nsrth 3d street Philadel
phia—price 7 dollar s—
An original wobk, entitled,
NATURE DISPLAYED,
In l.er Mode of teaching Language to
Man,
or
Anew and infallible Method of ac
ing 1 Language in the (horteft time
.<-, deuueed from the Analyfis of
the human mind, and confequently fait*
ed to every capacity : adapted to the
French.
By N. G. DUFIF.F, of Philadelphia.
N. 11. Dillant lubfcribers are refoeA
fully informed that their copies will be [
lorwa.ded by theearlieii opportunity.
George-Town, November 15—3 .
In the Cal> of THOMAS HURDLE,
an infolvent debtor.
District of Columbia, Washington
County, to wit ;
petition of THOMAS HURDLE j
en infolvent debtor contested in the prifon of j
Wafhington county for debt, notice is hereby
given to tha creditors of the (Vid Thomas Hur
at, on Monday the a»nd diy of Oct. isft.
at ro o'clock A. M. at the court room in the
Capitol, the oath of aa infolvent debtor will
red to the faid Thomas Hurdle,
agreeably to an aft of Congrefs now in force
refpectirg infolvent debtors in the diftricl of
Columbia, and a truftee appointed unlefs
finficient caafe then and there be fhewn to
the contrary.
It is ordered that this notice be Jpublifhed
three times in the National Intelligencer be- ,
fore that day.
By order of the hon. Wm. Cranch, one of
theaffiflant judges of the circuit court of the
diftrict of Columbia. t
URIAH FORREST Glk.
x$ jt j
The fubferiber will leafe,
to the h'gheft bidder, on the premifes on
Saturday the aoth day of October next, for
the term o) *he plantation late tha
property of Mijor John O. Jones, at lower
tVdar Point; about aco acres of the land is
! arrahle, and as fertile as any land in Charles
I This property i 3 conveniently litu-
I ated for a retail flore, efpecially in the gro
' eery line, as moft of the fhipping paffing
lup and down the Potomac, are frequently
obliged to make harbor at the Point. One
half i' 1 for the leafe, muft be paid
on the day of fale, and the balance in five
annual instalments ; a deed will be prepared
for the infpe>3ion of thofe woo may leafe the
premifes, and poffeilion given on the ift day
nary 1805.
Ihe fubferiber will be thankful to the
itors of Major Jonen if thsy will, on or
before the above mentioned day,' exhibit to
her, their reflective claims agaisft the ie.
.:.d.
DOROTHY H. JONES.
October t, ?w
TO . il £ N I',
.{\ three story brick house
iii the cry of Wafhington, firuate on
idge north eaft of the 3even
, Lot No, 3, fquare 106,
Under laid houfe is a good dry Cellar, on the
back or the lot is a liable, and near the pre
mifc! Nt water.
PofTeffiou given imn, Enquire of
John Little at the Treasury department C.r
of the fubferiber, at Doctor John Beatty's
Water ftreet George Town.
Alio t> resit the Houfe ocr upied by
John P. Van Neis.
ABSALOM JOY.
Odaber 10—tf
"RKiMOVALT"
The fubferiber has removed his ftore to
the houfe formerly occupied by Mrs. Pic, (a
few doors ahove the Union Tavern) wh're
he has juft opened a confide. ...f his
fafl goods, confining of coarl , am:
many other fubftantial and fancy articles,-—•
Also hy the Ship SALLY jtid, arrived at
Baltimore from Liverpool, a quantity of
hardware and fine cutlery, all of which will
he loldata smam. advance, for cafh, by
ELISHA RIGGS.
TO RENT,
The dwelling pnrt of the houfe, with nine
rooms well fiuimed to accommodate a family,
any pi good board)
would meet encouragement, lor tei
as a!i.>
rcrgetow.n, Oil. 10—epaw.
~FOU SAi
jf\ Tr.iet or parcel of land, containing one
•ed rhouLmd acres, furvcytd iv ti<
one thoufand acres each, lying on thu
Satillaand St. Mary's rivers in the counties of
Wayne and I alk.fi'se in the ftate of Georgia,
dilia'nt about 40 miles from rhe town of St,
Mary's and the fea. This land isao undivid
•iety of two adjoining 1 ining
each 100,000 acre 3, and is remarkab
itsextenfive forefls of large and valuaH
'oe, and the luxuriant grovvthl of natu
i-Ts, affording an inexhnuftibl
patturage for cattle. It is alfo favor abl
die culture of cotton, and lies in ::
V diftrift of country. A grest b 1
may be had to a purchafer of the whole
undivided moiety; for terms of fale a
JOHN BECKLEY.
City of Washington.
Sept. 12—tf.
American Printed goods.
Calicoes, Shawls, Pocket Handkerchiefs,
tSfc. manufactured by the subscribers
near Baltimore, and sold at No* 1 3
Calvert street.
T
A O remove that diflrufl: often felt reflect
ing new undertakings, and fo prejudicial to
manufacturing attempts in America,
think it prsper to ofefervc, that uothing is
wanting in the biifinefi to enable good
to perform their work here as well as in
Europe. That they have thefe artiftH; that
two of the partners were bred to the bufinefs
in a factory of the heft repntci carried on by
their father, 6c long afterwards by themfelvts.
They truft that while foreign goods arc
received without a queftion, an unrcafonable
fufpicion will not prevent their countrymen
from giving tint trial to their goods, which
only can prove their value. Bendes a natural
doubt, they know that certain interefts,
national as well as well as individual, will
fupgeft objections to their undertaking. They
have no difficulty in faying, that work of the
like kind fhall be as well executed here, as in
other countries. The colors capable of being
fixed, will be found as permanent ; the cloths
perhaps better fubftance, acd the prices lower
than of the imported cottons.
UCH & LUNNUY,
nmore, No. 13 Calvert ftreet.
Sept. 17—-cf
City of Washington, Sept. 28, 1804n
TAKEN this day from a per lon who
calls himfelf John Clark Peacock, and who
ha* been committed to jail for horfe dealing,
a SORREL HORSE with a blaze face and
hi= off hind leg white, is about 141-4 hands
high, and has been lately rovrelled on both
fhoulders, alio a bay blooded colt of 1
old laft ipring, about 11 I-a bauds high and
' of a handibaic fhape.
CORN. CONINGHAM.
October 1, IXI4.
N. B. ihe above defcrihed horfe an 1 colt
are now in the keeping of Rphert Sutton, of
faid city. The owners, if any, are required
to come within ten days from this date, prove
property, pay charges, and take them away
—otherwise they will be fold to pay cx
penccs. 30t
.O RENT.
I WO or three Three flory BRICK
HOUSES, in the city of Wafhington—they
are fituated on the Capitol Hill, and well
calculated for hoarding houfes, or private
families, For terms apply to
DANIEL CARROLL, of
Duddtngton*
[ October j—jw
Doctor MACRUDER,
HASs for fale a few hogsheads 4th pr.iof
Jamaica fpirit*, linfeed and lamp oil, fpirits
of turpentine, window giani, glaziers,
diamons, glue, lamp black, jrhite lead, .Spa
nifh brown, yellow ochre, chalk, Spanifh
whiting, Venetian red, red lsad, verdigris,
drop lake, fldce white, patent yellow,
and Dutch pink,kings yellow, Turkey vi
gold and filver lejf, painters and fweeping
bru" es, camels hair pencils, water colour' in
boxes, .Spanifh indigo, fig blue, arm I
wood, alkanit, madder, logwood, turmi.-ie,
fait netre, aliint, f'w?et oil.
barley, timothy
catlor oil, marble mortars, fpring :
ginger, cinnamon I, cloves, mace, (
worm deftroyrng lozenges, an affnrtment of
p-:per hangings, pi;>
ir.k powder, Fnglifh I
French fchool hooks, lan/c family bibies,
and his ufual complete aflortment of
S:dicine, patent medicine, fttrgeoni m
tits&c. r
rge Town, July ao—tf
The following
On A Liberal Time,
Upon Secum rr, mis*
LOTS—3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, an J 9, in
iV.iart:,,No.9 19.- L >t 1,2 7 8j
I*s, 8c 16, in iq.N". 938. 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 13, 14, 15, & 16, in fq. Nn
. Lots 11; 12, 13,14, 15, 1
,
6, 7, fe, 9, 10,, 11, 12 St 13, in
Apply to' CHARLES ME
Wafhington Cry, 1
RICHARD C. JON
at Philadelphia.
Walhingtorr, Angult 3 —r.
N.B. C, y othertyf
file
to improvers,) and in el
tions.
Wafhington jockey Club
R A C I S.
V/N Tuefday, November 13th. 1804. will
1 the Wafhington Conrfe, a
CLUB PURSE, the four mile
for any horfe, mare or ge
-ib'y to the roles of the 1 I
I carrying weight as follows: an
. i7.6»— ux years old, no —live
I old, iiz—four years old, 100—and
I years old, I Alio, 1 Match, the
I two milt hi
AY.
A Joclcey Club Purfe, the three
hetts, free as aforefaid, the winni
the preceding d-y excepted. And a fwecp
in the eve>.
T] ' Y.
•int Fifty guinea Silver Cnp—
And a I ity at?d Town Purfe,
cc as afb winning horfes of the
:d.
The members of the Club are requefled to
be punctual in meeting at the club Ti
the evening preceding the races, in order to
make proper arrangements for the fame,
thole who cannot attend will plsafe to for
ward their dues to the fubferiber.
C. M'LAIKJHLiN,
$e<r«tary and Treafurcr, W J. C.
N. B. The amount of the purfes -cannot
at this time he ascertained : as they are in
part to be raifed from toils at the gates and
the rent of booths C. ML.
OAober 3— ti3N
t LOTTERY No. 111.
Ie encouragement of Literature
1 Prize of 25,000 dolls. 25 000
1 5,000 5 000
1 2,000 2,000
I 1,000 1,000
8 500 9,000
0 200 12 Or.;
0 100 12,000
200 50
I firft drawn no. 11l day
25 th 2,000
9,913 prizes Dolls. 198,000
23,037 blanks.
33,000 tickets at A dollars is 198,0U0
Less than 2 1-2 blanks to a prize.
JCT* Subjed to a deduction ot" 15 pc
The drawing of the above lottery will cer
tainly cmnmef.ee in the city el New York
on the full Tuefday in December next, an<
will be continued at the rate of 600 tickets
each day until complete 1-
Tl» I of twenty
thoufand tickets, to a company of contractor
in the city of New York, the remainder wiis
be fold for cafh only, by the refptt&ive raana"
gers, until the fir ft Tuefday in O&uhcr next
1 his is the third of five lottei .
by an ael of the Leg! ; he 3c
of April, 1801, ..1 " lift
eneouragrPKnt of Literature"—-and '*
making farther provifion for iniprovh
j navigation between the villa
Waterford, aud for other purpotf
DAVID GELS I ON, "}
THOMAS s j ?
DANIEL HALE, vj»
J PHILIP TEN EYCK, ' 8
S. SOUTHWICK, j ?
Jane 6—*
for the (. on.
'■ In Chancery, the 2nd September, 1
tCintr,
atst
William King, Walter Brookes, and
Thomas Contee.
I The object of the bill is to
• a conveyance of a lot or parcel of
! gr«und lying and in Bcatry and Haw
rddition to own, county of
I Wafrington aforefaid, known by lot num
-1 hcred two hundred and leventy, to faid Adum
King in lee fimple.
The bill ftates that on the j-h of January
I i "9" an agreement was entered into between
the above named William Kin,r and Walter
j Brookes under the hands and feals of
of the faid parties, in and by which
faid agreement frid Brookes bound hind, t >
I convey to the faid William King for a v.- u
able confederation the above meiltioned lot a
parcel of ground with fpecial warranty -
j the faid William King according to t : -.e
I agreement aforefaid hath long fince complied
I therewith by paying and fatisfyingthecom},
ion money for faid property —That the
k;ral cftace in and to faid property is in the
a : >ove named Thomas Contee, who fold the
lod property to faid Walter Brookes, —that
the faid Contee by letter acknowledged
himfelf fethficd to convey ("aid legal eft ate to
any purchafer or purchaiers under
Brookes immediately a fale fhou d be made
th, reef ar.d laid Brookes fatisfied and y-aii the
purchafe money therefor thereby waving all
might have on faid property for the
payment ©f any purch-.fe money due to him
es tor faid lot. 1 hat i 1
for a valuable cor.fideratioh
rd, lo d, and afligned all hi*
md intereft to f3id papperty
I Adam King, and that the :aid Walter
is and Thomss Contee arc not refidto's
d'.ftrici of Columbia, but that the faid
r Brookes refides in Anne Arnndel
and ftate i i d, and the faid
: i >n Prince George's
y and ftate
It is thereupon en the motion of the faid
ainant ordered that he caufe a copy of
)be inferred during three »
in the National fir and ihe Waft*
ie u~u.al days of pub
j lifting in thefe papers, before t?.e f.
Monday ofDecembei nixt to the end that the
i Thomas Contee may
application
to this co.irt, and of the fu^j
ill and nu-y be warned to appeal in this
~i perfon or by f
the fourth Monday of I ihew
vhcrslore a decree fhould not p«ds aa
(Jopy teft
URIAH FORREST, Clc.
Cctober B—jw
Scheme of a Lottery.
To builti an ACADBMf in the city of
Richmond. liars,
I i Prize—Wt drawn ticket,having
a blank to its number, ao,<-oo
I do. to
t do. 5000
5 do. of i,o«>o auks 5000
6 do. — 500 3.00 a..
10 do. — »oo a.coo *
ao do. —• 100 a,coo
100 da. — 50 5,000
aco do. — 30 7 501*
410 do. — 15 ■ 10,50*
1 500 do. --- ao 30,000
I 3,000 do. --- tc ■• 45,000
I 1 fii ft drawn ticket after I,oeo
j having a blank to its number, 150
I 1 do. after a 000 do. aco
1 do. do. 3 000 do. 450
1 do. do. 4,000 do, a,o
1 do. do 5000 do. 50a
l .li;. do 6,000 do. 500
1 do. do. 8,000 do. 500
I 1 d». do. 10,000 do. 500
1 do. do. 12 000 do, 500
I do. do. 13,000 do. 50a
1 do. do. 14,000 do. 1,600
si.V*s prizes, 150,00 a
9,675 blanks, not two to a prize.
j 15,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 150,000
>. Prizes (abject to a 4e<lu&ioa oi 15
-.lottery has been author-fed by the
. :;:ia, for th< [ ur
! erecting a feminary of learning ia
or near rhs metropolis of thi with,
w, it is contemplated to ruife ao,oo«
dolls, and a, 500 d-dls in addition, f.r
ing theexpencc* ittenda;i' on drawing the lot-
CitixeEis of the firft refpectability have
seen feleeled as truftees, and they have
;. c. to ufe their utrnoft tver
. carry it into effect. The fcheme iias
lvantage<*f giving to e*ch adventurer
ie very iar>rf pnzes, wbiffl
portion of prize* to blanks, is fo grea.
as to i.ivitc the fri infti*
take in the lottery, with very
of their b. The.
; • er of tile ("Lite ia to he appointed to ra
the money for the tickets as they are
nay the amount of the prize* to
Ihe fortunate adventurer*, it is believed
that the abo»e confii<rations will induce
eof tickets, and the drawing will ccm
on as a luf£cient number thail be
it which it is believed
feeond Moiid.iy in Dccem
1, March a—if
$3r Tickets to be had of Robert Pollard
jun, Wm. Price
Samuel Picafanu, jun. and Wiluam
iber informs his
rs and the public gencrallv that he ha
inucd burdn ty of Washing
opsrtcd fhop on Ui idgc strts? near
lion Tavern— he solicits the continu-
I former eufiomers, and hopes t!«»t all
to callaud purchafe his
ply fu.ced. ii neitnefs
and ,-
L W.OWN.
George ty—tf