The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1807-10-14 00:00:00, page 4

PROPOSALS J
fur curyir.g mail* of the United States '
on the following routes will be receiv
el at the Octroi i'ost Office until the
\st'i of Oc >>' er next.
ift- From ' c c fb.i « l-y Kawrlfriid. Oo d
dnvil'c Drammondiburg, *.rrcntown,
i. c ,, ifl,u g, R■ c «*> "' A <vc ft ,ro > to h * 7 '
c:.c c, ' c • .-.«j • week
, c c c fbi v every Mondiy, "ednef
3iy .1 .d-v a % - :■> arrive *t ar;euton,
,*„.£.,! j, g.om. I ei»c farrtawn every
L'imfd .. hoi CI ? >n<i nard-7 >« 3 * m 
arrive at ft »!« gh •' »« d by 6p nb I e,ic
lUuth sdarf 1 y cdy md JViWd yat
2 s ro, mitt, at Vaye tvii c fame d*yt by $
Re-.ufnlng ~Lcave Fayetmlle er«rj Toet
d-y, rharfd ''id 8 nn! vat 4- m arrive
at '■'•: cigh tine d ytby 6» m Leave *a
;ty e ,l, fK d.euiay, Friday and Monday
at 3 a m arrive at WUTeWOfI fame dayt by
6o m teawe ever 1 Thuruby,
Pamrday and v f J y 1 a m, arrm at It
tafbr iamc days y 8 p 8".
a- Proa Fayettwle by J.umhcrton,
ttreSt'di »lt, Port* terry, »afqu« and
Ot!j,e,nn to' b eft.jn three timet a week
I.eve Favettevi. c <v..rv uf";y, ' hur r 
rliy, «,d aturday, at 4 » «•. arfi * e a: Fortß
fo/ry on ■ 1 « r,wc
;.t t c 'gtown, on Wtdnefday, Frd»y and
1y by 6 pm. Leave Georgetown
every Tnufday, Saturday, Tuefday at a
aw, arrive at Char efton frOM days by 4
m.
1 enim'Bg—Le»« Chare ft-n ettrv Mm
day, id-t'dsy Frid..y at J i» a m,
arrive .t Oeorgetown fame d»y« by 6 pm.
Ic.v- Cm get own eery ruefday,ThU'idty,
a d SatuVd.y at a a m, arrive at L*ortn-f ny
on . . airi,c
at FayettviUe on Wtdnefday, Fiiday and
Motdty by 6 p m.
NO TES
I. The P< ft n geneial nay expedite
the trail*. & alref the timet of arr val and dc
la. i.r a a . m dv the coitiii a ice of
the rac\t f« ftpu'.tiryr an ai!ccj>.a com
pea at.on •«« an', extra fXpence tat v.ay be
otc eased tier >y
1, fifteen minatei fba't at allowed foropen
irg ai clidlßg the ma■■> at ah fficet where
no j art u.'ar tiir.c i ipecined
3 r every if rty minute* delay (una
roirJab actuicntt exc.ptei'.; in arriving alter
the ttk .refcrlaed "n any cottr dl the ccn
lr i\ . r Iha', 1 h>. le!t one do a ; nli the
e'e'/.y continue* v t the leper »r. ol *• y
d. . ding mail, wh r- y the »U< diftined
di a h .irpeiidiug ude a trip, an -J«!i
ti 111 •: orfeiture ot fivedolU(hail be incurred.
4 Newippert, »» we 1 •» ltttere, to be
fent in the mail; and i my ret'on making
propofalu, defiret t. c\rry newfpapen,_ other
than thofe c-.nvcytd m the n ail. for hirj own
c o'ument, he mul> ft-tc in bis propofalt for
w' *t urn hewi ! c»try *ir the emolument,
ai.fi for what 'v without that emolument
5 :.should any pcrlon making propofalt
A>Gt<- an alteratj n oi the :imtt ol anival and
C' -trture IhoVf fpfteified, he muft ftate in lit
l>ropofal» the alteration defired, and the dif
fer ..••. • -hey will make iv the term* of the
to .r lit
6. ci fon* making propofala are defired to
ft.efheir pn»e» hy the year Thole who
0,. sxdt »yd receive their pay quarterly in
thoaiua-.of u/uft, November, February,
aud >/><y io OM month.after the eapiration
of e»ct. quarter
7 No. her than a free white perfon mail
he employed to convey the mail
8 Where the ptopofer intends to c»»*ey
the vi! ;n d",e hody oi carriage, he it
defired t ft te ie in hi* proposals
9. Ihe I'oft mal.cr g*oeral referves to
hlnv'e f the rjght n.' declaring '.ny contrail at
an end, waencer one failure happent
which amount* to the loft of < trip
10. "i he contr»cl» for the rhove route* are
to be in open-tion ou tke fiift day «f 'anuary
next, * to cnutiz uc in iorcc until the 31ft day
if March 1810
CIDEON OXAI-O R,
Pofl matter general.
General roft-Olßce W fhington")
city Ju*y 3* «5 S
IxOTiCE.
X HB »«pp»inted in rarfuance
of a B aft of the City Council, to fuperintend ,
the improvement of the Grave Yardt in the
cityol Wafhai£ton. here y inlorm t!:c public
thit, the Or.ye Yard en fquare r o SO9, near
Mr Holmea(i*t will be completely incbled in
a few days—that th y have laid off the f id
fq are I to ftfet for jtiavct agreeably to . p m
fiitd if) at fli 6"I the Re ß ift.r of the ity,
and that t par' of rhe Did fiics, as donated
01. fa■ ■„ (> an, will he red for falc on aur
da the tod d-y of Oftober next or which
pu pofe a fttbfcriprion pa. cr wi]l be left in th<
office of T .M-S HERYY, Efq «e ß ifter
oi the ' it' wkcre thole perfont di'.'po cd to
purchase or fu' icribe, will have sn opportu
Bity of etam»nii«? the plan, and oi m hmg
their frltft-ont the right of which, wi'.i M in
the order d pur-hik- or fubfmption, referr
ing apit crr.ption to thofe who have already
interred pr? of their amiliet in faid Grave
V rd, of IcNft'ngin thofe fe&iont ious
to the pa t heretofore hu ie •in N< p.vfon
or lami.y can Uk< w.Ofe th n fix fltct, for
Which th.y w.l have to pay Two Dollars
each within jod&ys (ro.a tiic cay of fubicrib-
Noin»*rr> ent will be permitted inthef' ; d
Orave Ya<d sder the 'Lite hereof, except
wider tfe .'ir-ft'on of the Feiton, or, until
hit afpointr.'CP' under the direction of one
of the Comidffi' ic*.
JHOBBR.T UNOE* " r OOD,
THO'f 8 V) GILI 188,
HKNRY inol
Comm ffionert.
MTath'mrton city, Pept. 11 w>Q;u
A (K)i-,->E i* hwi-FoK -ALK.
Wl L i).- oftrred at Public sala on
t'kuraday th ■■ 20th dst tut on the
p misrs, on a credit d9O • '..ys, a Two
Story HfiICKHOUSE with iwon-ms
an ' a pass g DO etch floor, a c liar and
a dry well thend. This house is situ
atidon Lot No. 10, in squ, n 72$ tin
EastC ipitol street, ffc-nting thrCapitol.
Negoclabll paper *lth approved iidor
sei-s.b- aring Interest from the datt- will
be rtqiired ol the purchaser, and when
paid a good titles will be made • v,
SAMI. TYLER, Ex'r. of
SAMUfiI. tylkr, deed
October 9—■ ruts *
I 20 DOLLARS REWARD.
lA. \N away from the subscriber Mat
the Little Falls of Potomac, in Fairfax
County, in the state of Virginia, on
Monday, the 28th September, a N« gro
man by tho name of LAURANCE
BUTTLEii, 5 fei 18 or nine inches high,
25 or 26 years of age, dark complexion,
hnshey hair which he frequently we.ar*
plaited, short teeth which stands wide
uparc, takes snuff to excess, yellow eyes
and wide mouth, thick lips—the above
reward will be paid If taken out ot
Fairfax county; it within the county
ElVli Ddlars, if secured in any jail so
that ) get him again, or if brought home
all reasonable charges.
geoThuguley.
October 7—3t
In Chancery, June TbXM 1807.
Peggy McLaughlin, and others,
VEIi- US
William Evans, ani James S. Moreell.
THE report of D mid Bustard the
trustee formerly npp inted In this case,
having been returned, sworn to and filed
and che proceedings tin r hi approved ;
it is thereupon doi reed and ordered that
the said report be ralfced and Confirm
ed unless citute be shewn to the contra
ry on or before the 4th Monday cf
D..-cem!>er next, provided a copy cf this
order he published for three we. ks suc
cessively before that time, in the Nati
onal Intelligencer, and the Baltimore
American, the report states that the
whole oi the property therein m-ntion
d, was sold for fourteen thousand six
hundred dollars.
11 v order, WM. BRENT, Clk.
October 7 —3w „
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN away from Freestone Point,
hear Dimfries, on Sunday the lTth
of last mon h, a Negro Mao, Btmed
ANDREW, the property of SARAH
FOUCHEE, in Prince William county,
and hired of her until the end of the
, ear. He had a pass for three days,
being Whitsunday Holdays.
Andrww is about 21 years of age, 5
feet 9 inches high, a Ulack complexion ;
has a scar near the corner of his eve, is
a little cross eyed, and has a forward,
impudent countenance.
Any person who will apprehend and
secure him in gaol, so that the aubscrib
er,U ing near Dumfries, may g-t him
again, shall receive the above 1 ward.
b JOHN STONE.
Trincf William county,
June 27.
J\T. B. AU persons are forbid harbor
ing him, or conveying him away by land
orwtf'. .
Ihe Washington
JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
Commerce on Tuesday the 27th Octo
ber mxf.
Firft day** pnrfe, 4 mile heat* 600 dolli
•ccond day* purle, 3 mi'et 3JO do.
Third day* purfe % mile hcati,
(free only fcr colt*), 3 00 do.
Oft the firft day whl alfo be run for a Colt
Swcepftakc oi joo dollar*, for übfcribert
II race* are c« be run agreeably to the rule* ,
of the Club
g£r the memhert of the *dib ate to meet at j
the Union l'avern. Georgetown on the j
Monday evening immediately preceding the
firft day't race, aj rec.Hy to a Aandingrue
of he Club in th»t select m>de
SAMUEL HOO.B, Stc'y.
Sept 18 '»•
iwenty Dollars Reward.
»3 ' or Strayed from the C-mmonr o f
he city of Waftungtou on or ahout 6th
day o the pi efciit month, a Black or rither
Br wnifh .-:0*8B between 7 and lycirsold
and about 15 hand* high, he hat a llae >n hit
forehead, one of his hind feet white to the foot
lock; he is a larg<- bodie I horse and hat a
rctra.kable fmall neck «nd large hesd for 1
1 oife of his fiat, he war marked on the bttaft
fr« ti fheco! ar, tnd naked on the fhoui '.er
from the tart fiddle fee w*.- fhod ah r uod ••
he ii a very unealy iadde ror'e> hut an xcel
lent d iurM borfe The above rcw.-rd wi'l
be paid hy thru fcrib*r on cor.viftion o the
th'a' or Fiwf Dolltrt a d reafonable chirget
will i»e paid by me on de'ivcry of the hone.
THIDY HOO».M.
TTafhingcon city North Fftreet n<-ar
St. Patrick's church, Sept 30—71
j his is to five notice,
ratt c fub'.cribcr of Ge< rpctown in the
didict of Columbls, hath obtained from the
Orphan* i ourt of V.'afhincton county, and ,
dif>riA a»orc!»id. letter* o) iddnidration on |
the pcrfonal efhte ol Christopher Richmor.d, i
late >t the faid county, decca cd. AH pern n*
having cl.a'mt againft th; faid deccafed, ire
hereby Warned -nd required to exhibit the |
fame with the Touches thereof to the luKfcri- j
bcr on or netorc the aot diy of March next,
or the may otherwde t* law be excluded ,
from all benefit of the faid rft'te Ihofe
dandirg indebted to the deaa'.cd arc rcqucftcd ;
to rmke immediate p-.yment.
6 1 clamit forwarded by mail »uft be
pott t aid. 1
X JQfl. CARIBTON,
• Oiorgetown, September tß—t»W4w
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
JtVVNAWAY from the subscriber on
■ lit- 29'h of Ajiril last, aN gro man
named HAMPSHIRE, about 20 years
of ag", w 11 made and dark complexion,
he is about 5 feet 10 inches high, a con.
sidirable g p between his uppir f re
teeth, he Ibps a little, a pleasing coun
tenance when *p ken to, he has a scar
on his forehead* another on his neck,
and another on his deast occasioned by
the cut of a switch, he walks rather on
the Bide ot one of his feet, has a very
small hand and fingers—• he list I beard
of him he had on a scarlet coat, a furred
liat cocked three ways.
I will givt* the above reward of EiOy
Dollars if taken out of this state, and
Thirty Dollars it tafc< n within this state
so that 1 g t him again.
WILL.AM GOODALL.
Orantce county Vir. near')
S'ir;v,ird:,vii<.r, f >ct. 5. 3w $
Puriuant to the directions of the
bft WilliindTcfhmcnt of George Fee, efq
late rf the city of V afhington. deceafed, wi 1
be offered at public <ale for cafh at the houfe
where he lived nearDr JSizit's, on Ihurf
day the 15th dsj of this month, if fair, if not
the firft fair day after, a ra; t of the Pcrfocal
Property of the d;ceafcd, confiding of a
Carnage, a Baddle Hide. Baddie and Bridle,
three Cart Horfes, anu a number of articles of
Weuf«;hold Furniture of the hi ft quali«y :
among which are feveral excellent B»-dt 1 Bed
ft**d* and furniture and a confiderabie quan
tity of Bed and Table Linen The faie to
commence at 1 x o'cloik. Abo to be fold at
private falc a number of Kegroet of eery def
cription, a part for life and the reft for a term
of yeart.
NIC OLI3 LINCAN,
JOHN RBAI> MAGRUDER, jr.
Executor*;
Georgetown, October 4—7t
By order o' the Orphans Court.
THIS is to give notice that the. sub
scriber of Washington city hath
obtained from the Orphan's court ot
Washington county in the district of
Columbia, Letters Testamentary on the
personal estate tA JOHN HAY DOCK,
late of said city deceased. All persons
haviog claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 10th day 61
Apiil ncxVhey may otherwise by law
be excluded from all b« nefit of the s-id
estate. They *ho are indebted to said
estate are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this
Bth day of Octobi r 1807
JOSEPH HUDDLESTON.
October 9—3w
FOR SALE.
yJ PON very reasonable terms— |
In the town of Leesburg, Virginia, two
Lots upon Loudon and Back streets—
Lot No. 1, 52 feet on Loudon Street,
a corner lot, and extends 127 feet hack,
upon Back street, on which ground
there is a convenient dwelling house—
26 by 24-*4 rooms below and 2 above,
4 god fire places a kitchen, Stc.—Lot
No. 2, Fronting on Back street 82
feet, ami 105 feet back—one half of the
payment cash, and the residue in two
yearly payments.—Also 309 acres of
good Jewell improved Land lying within
a mile of the foot of the Blue Ridge and
near the south end of the Short Hill in
Loudon Connty, Virginia—There is on
the premises a good and convenient
dwelling house with two kitchens, out
'h uses, cabins, Sec—Also a variety of
truit trees—bearing apple trees about
200, and of excdlents kinds, and about
8 or 9 hundred peach trees, chorry
trees of different kinds, plumb, damson
and pear trees —as also a Good Mill
Seat on the water called Katoctou
Creek, with about 25 acres of good
Meadow Apply to the subcriber liv
ing on the Premises—or to Mr. Saml.
Murray in Leesburg.
STEPHEN DONALDSON.
O t 9-2w.
BY Virtue of a Decree of the county
court of Prince William, will be
1 SOL D to the highest bidder on the 29th
I day of October 1807, before the tavern
lof Benj imin Bronaugh at Hay-Market
on a credit of six months, the purcha
ser giving bond and approved security
for th" payment—the followingTßACTS
of LAND, belonging to the estate of
Henry Dade Hooe, lately deceased.
(yie. tract containing about 100 acres,
lying in the county of Fauquier on the
road leading from Hay market to Fre
derlcksburg. The quality of the soil of
this land is excellent.
One other tract of land situate in Fan
quior ounty near the Thorough-fair
Mills, containing 200 acres, having on
it a Dwelling-House, Store-House and
Offices-—also a Merchant Mill, upon a
never failing stream, capable of being
rendered extremely valuable The soil
of this tract is fertile, and about one
fourth oi it is good meadow land.
The decree under which the sale of
this land will he made, was founded on
the will of the said Henry D. Hooe, di
reefing a sale of the same for the pay
ment ot his debts.
JOHN H. PEYTON,
Wirf. A. G. WADB,
Commissioners.
. October 7—ep3w
TtLNNLSSEE COMPANY.
X». MEETING of the Stockhol ers is re
queftcd on the firft ay ot Kovcmber next, at
! MECHANIC'S ALL in the city of Kew
York. A punftual atteudinct is raquefted by
j all the Stockholders in perfon, or by attorney,
!on • i'fir.ef« of the firtt importance to the
j Company.
R.JACKSON, Surviving Traftie.
Septrmkr »3~tQrtJ '
Bank of Columbia, >
Se/U. \7th, 1807. >
The Prefident and Directors
having thit d<y declared a Dividend on the
Capital Stork ot the Bank for the half yeT
ending the ao'h inft. at the rate < f Eight per
cent per a nnwm. The fame will be paid to
the Stockholders or their reprefentatives on
Monday thc*ift in ft, or at any time there
after.
WILLIAM WHANN, Cafhier.
3ept. 18—— 6w
NOTICE.
AT a Meeting of the- Board of Trus
tres cf the Institution for the edicatdn
of Youth in the cd of Washington, It
w.-.s resolved that the Election of PR IN
CIPAL TEACHER for the Western
School, he postponed until the 2nd
Monday in October next, and that ap
plications for the said place be received
by the Secretary until that day.
i WASHINGTON BOYD,
Secretary to the Board of I rusttes.
Sr/itcmber 23—8*
Upper Marlborough Races.
V/ommences on Thursday the sth day
of November next, when a .subscription
purse of two hundred dollars will be
run for, over a handsome course, —the
four milei heats.
On the next day a like purse
of one hundred dollars, the two mile
heats. .
And on the next day following, a like
purse, the sum not yet ascertained, the
two ftdle heats.
Each day will be free for any Horse,
except the winner of the preceding day
--nd the weights to be regulated by the
Washington Jockea club rule*.
A subscriber of ten dollars, to pay no
entrance f >r tho first day, all others to
pay ten dollars.
A subscriber ot five dollars, to pay no
entrance for the first day— di others to
pay ten dollar*. A subscsibtr of five
dollar*, to p<ty no entrance for the se
cond and third days, all others to pay
five dollars. Horses must be entered
the day preceochng the race, or pay
double at the post.
Horses to start each day precisely ?t
12 o'clock.
<).t. 7—taw3w.
CAPITOL of the United States.
chari.es h. varden,
Merchant Taylor
Kew Jersey A%enue, near the Capitol
RESPEC - FULLY infoim* the gentlemen
Of the diftrhft of Columbia, he hat imported j
by fhip Eliaa ANN lately arrived at ttiilad. j
A choice allortment
Of r«tra Superfine clothe, i.ennet*. Velvets, '
and Cod*, «• affimere* fingleand doub'emilled
Sattin clotha fafhionable Spanifb. Or leant and
roitenctt, rich filk Moleskin velvett, fiik and i
fattin Floreutinei, with a variety of other
articles foitabie for the feafon
N. B. Ladies habitt, rcgimentalt, and navy
uniformt made in the firft ftile of fafhion.
Richard Harwella celebrated patent paral
lel 3afpendert, can be had oa the fame term*
ti at hit manufactory.
November l»—tf
IN O Perfon whatever can be admitcd into
the t«uth Wing of the Capitol, excepting ;
thofe actually engaged in the work
It h hoped ti at the citiaent will fee the j
ncccifity of thi* rtftriction being funeral The ,
injury done already by iropropei Vifitor* ha>
teen very confiderabie, and in the prefent ftste
of the buiding which i» about to be furniih |
ed, the disruption occufioned by toe d-rd- j
Con of ftrangera might defeat all eftdoe- !
vort to get the houfc ready at the time l
required
B. H. LATROBI, Surveyor !
of the Public Building! of the U. 3. |
September it—tf
RAN AWAY from the subscribrr
living in the lower part of Montgomery
county Maryland, in the nipht of Satur
day the 19th of September last, a Mu
latto man named Frank, or m.iy
probably call himself Francis Born,
* about 22 years of age, 5 f «t 6 or 8
' inches high, and tolerably well made ;
he has a remarkable scar on hrs Sore
head occasioned by the kick of a herse
when a child, a down look, short curly
hair, & when he 1 ughs, or rather grin-,
shows his upper fore teeth very much.
He had on and t, ok with him when he ,
went away, one muslin, and one new |
omabrig shirt, one pair nankeen panta
loons, one pair osnabrig trowsers, one
osnabrig jacket cr roundabout, with I
sleeves, one pair shoes, and a straw h it. j
As he is artful and designing he may
possibly change his name and clnathing, I
and endeavor to pass f>r a freeman. ■
Whoever takes up said runaway and de
livers him to me, at my residence above- j
mentioned, shall receive, if taken twenty j
miles from home, ten dollars, if forty,
miles from home, thirty dollars, and if |
sixty miles from home, the above re
ward, paid by
V Wm. HOLMES.
October 12—2t
Valuable Seats for Iron Work 3
THE fubfcriber offers for fale between Five
and Six Thoufand acres of Land bound
ed en one fide by James River includinjf big
and little Owea's '.'reek, and fituatc in Ata
hcrft county in the ftate of Virginia. Ihis
land it in the midft of a well and thick fettled
country, about ioo miles above th city of
Richmond. There arc not more than 3oacrea
of it cleared The reiiaind»r is heavily tim.
bered— confiding of large pines, white oaks,
poplar, black ws.lcut and chefnut. On Big
Owens creek, and within 6o« yards of Jame*
river, which i» navigable for boat* at all fe •
font of the year—there is an excellent fitc for
any kind ol water works. Ihe dream is ra
pid and confhnt, and about threcmilct n.m
the feat are, as it it believed inexhauftiblc
banks of Iron ore, which the fuMcriber has
fecured and wl'ich will be fold with the land,
Thit ore ha* been tried and proved to be of
a vary fuperior kind. Ihe land adjoining the
feat it of excel cnt quality Two hundred
acre* of timothy meadow might be made on
the creek. he upland although hilly in
place* is wll adapted to firall grain, and a
g. cat proportion of it fuitable to the railing
of tobacco. Immediately around the Cte for
watarwork* are inexhauftible 1 IMESTONK
Quarries, together with great quantities of the
beft building done. In ftiort there are many
advantage* combined to render this a mod cli
gible fpot for the eredlion of iron work.*,
or any other kind of water works. It is
deemed unr.eccOdy to fay more concerning
thit property than to requeft thotc who incline
to purchafc to view it It will be fliewn by
Ciptain Henry Halloway in the neighborhood.
Ihe price will be moderate, term* of fale
Which will be made very eaily, *»ill he made
known on application to the proprietor refiding '
in Georgetown diftrift of Columbia
N THAN LUFbOKOUOH,
Georgetown, February 16—wtf
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.
GRAND LOTTERY,
BALTIMORE.
Authorised by the Generd Assembly tjf
the stats cf Maryland, the scheme of
I which is the most brilliant eVerofered
to the citizens of the United Stater,
containing, besides a large number or
other good prizes.
1 prize of "0.000 dollars,
i do. of 15,000 dollars,
3 do. of 10.000 dollars*
2 do. of 5,000 dollars,
8 do. of 1,500 dollars,
7 do. of 1,000 dollars,
Not two blanks to a prize, and the low
est priz? Is twelve dollars. The scheme
Contains on!y 21,50") tickets; 10 000 of
which are actually aold to a company cf
gentlemen, in New York, to whom the
Managers have obligated themselves to
commence th? drawing in the: city of
Baltimore, On Thvhsdat the o\st -
day of December next, and to draw
500 tickets per day.
Ticki ts and Shares are now selling in
i varietyvf numbers and very rapidly,
at Ten Dollars and a Half e&ch,for
a short time, at
G. h n. VVAITF.S
Truh) r ortunate Lottery Office, corner
of Market and Charles streets Balti
more
The grandeur of the Scheme of the
above lottery, together v iih ho assu
| ranee from the Managers that it will
positive!v commence drawing on the 3lst
I d v of December n'x*, h.vr. beeii a
, aufficient inducement for the subscribers
'■ to come to the city of Baltimore for the
express purpose of facilitating the sale
I of the tickets.
G. Ecvjl. WAITE.
' iT7* One of the above firm will p'r
i sin;dly attend the drawing daily, toigke
| down the numbers correctly, as will
j also one of their chi k=.
, The next New York Lottery will not
not commence drawing till-_Apnl next
—tickets of which lotteiy may he had at
Waite's oflic s, No. 64 and No., 38, Mai
den L «ne New York.
%* Distant adventurers, accompa
nying their orders with Batik Notes, of
, any description to either of \V itt's of«
i fices, in N.*w York or Baltimore, may
j have Tickets and Shares forwarded to
any amount with the utmost punctuality,
I and the earliest advic* sent them of
their success. All prizes sold by G. and.
R VV lite, will be paid by them.
1 ttt Tii kets in the above Lottery are
to be had at J. March's Rook-store,.
Georgetown, where the prize lut will
be regularly received.
October 15—-Uw3m
NO i ICE. "
This is to give notice that the
Subfcriber of city, hath oh alli
ed troro the Orphan's Court o Wafiidgton in
the diftridc of Columbia, tettejs of adminis
tration on the pcrio: al cftated ol 8 ■ MURL
KIEKPVTRICK, late off.me city deceafeds
Auproi baring claims a*ainfl the faid
deceit'd, tie hereby warned to ethihiiftha
f* ne with the voucher* thereof to the tab*
f ribcr at or before the 3; fid ay ot March
next, they may othcrwi.e hy -aw v .c ei-.'.aiied
from all renefit of faid eft ate.
• Given under my hand thin »6 h day of
September ;n the year 1807
O£ORGE KIRKHviBICK,
Aiminiflrator
Sef,t s8 wst
• ■ ~ ~ 11 1 "■
ADVidA i i&EdikNT'l
j FRAYED or Stolen from the com-
I monsnrur the Eastern Branch, on Sun
, day night the 27jh Sipt. a BLACK
MARE, about fifteen hands hied, in
; good order, 11 years old Est Spi ing—
; Has a white sUr in her forehead, h white
left hind foot, high rump, blind in htr
I'right eye (by drawing) I ai k a little
i hurt with the c.in saddle, shod before,
and no brand recollected. VVhoeyer
I will deliver sairl mire to tie subsi.i > r
I near the N vy Yard, shall receive if
' she is found in the city, live Dollars,
\ it ton miles off Ten Dollars, anil Tw n
ty Dollars if she is above ten miles, and
if she is stli'ii fifty per cent will.be
added to eaCh ot ihe above sums, pro
vided the thief is committed and secur
ed, p:,id by,
JEREMIAH BOOTHE.
Wa * br'»tr'on ri'v, Oct. 5 -W^
Wilt be soiii, at Auction, on (he 2"Ad m.
slant, on the firemiscs ) at 12 o'clock,
AOn story strong fre.me HOUSE,
brick-pinned and rough cast, 20
square, with two fronts, containing
2 rooms front, a hack room, and a gar
ret room celled, with a dry < ellar under
, the whole. This house is on square
numbered 6SB, aid the lot 19 1 3 feet
j front, running hack 125 fe< t. The a
bo'/t property i* wdl calculated for a
Shoemaker or Tailor's shop. Terms
made knov noa the day of sad.
S. SPEAK.L, Auct.
Oct-h' r 9—* 3-
Just J'uoiishtd, and for SaU
By J. Sessfohd,
Pennsylvania avenue, two doors west
of the Theatre.
Tins work is taken from Steuben's
Treatise, and comprises the following,
viz.
O'lj.cts with which the officers and non
commissioned officers should be ac
quaint! d.
The formation of a Company.
The formation of a Regiment.
The instruction nf recruits, without and
with Rfnis,wlrh the explanation of the
Priming and Loading as performed In
the Filings.
The Hxerdse of .1 Company.
The Exercise nf a. Battalion and the
Firing by Division or Platoon.
The above may alio be had (.it lite book'
store of R. C Weigh/via", and at
Ha fine's, Washington ; at the
book-store cf E, Davis Gcorgetomn,
September :d s -
Sf. MARY'S COLLEGE.
PRICK 12 1 -S CENISv