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tr. ' his Nta> S'nre, r.ear the.
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rial, f\
■ ...i, powder, |
''". ion, i FitEsn j
Hyson Skin, /-teas. I
VnungHysoa 1
''. 1 % >onff»
Uroix, { J Boh J
NTi England f Jj
IL Hinges,
le Joint Hut'.s, i
and Ncck'd |
5.i" ;
nob Locks,
London Pr. I »er riveted Girob-!
'!'..,.i;:::..J
Air, i ..',;.. | ( : n
■!o.
■■ 11 tfurs !
I, Paimcl, Dove- ;
Gh< c I tail and S
Knives,
• ~•<;,
el <iii, in largt* I Firmer, Mortice and j
les, I S
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, \ JL urge Joint Thin I
I ! li"!""'.
hde do.
ins,
Nutmegs, | J Cut Brads, assorted,
Pepper*-, J [Carpenters Compas
,, , . -\ Wjßat-Tail and Hand-
K»™"*Wl«M ] g Saw Piles,
7 ( '■' OVTn V ■
A '> ) 5 [Sand Paper,
1 fife. tic. Ue.
liingfon city, Novemberß tf
SALE RV AUCTION.
Ov Sat' id'av Ihe ich irist. ft 1
Sold at Public Auction |
he Shop lately occupied by Hi
»■ '...c, Capitol Mill,
Mabog .ny Table* and Hedsteads,
Reds, and Cm tains
< ornices,
X:'- : ;' :i !•' i.'-nir.-irc,
An unlinishcd Chamber Orgin,
Coal Grates, etc.
Terms to be inatlc known at the time of
November P '^t
NOTICE. ~ j
1"::'-, Subscriber having obtained from
the Orphan** Court ot Prince Georges !
• ■ »i|,|iy Letters of Administration on the !
mal Estate of Ke/in Itedl, deceased,
will expose to Public Sale on tiie 21st day |
month - t the late Dwell
Plantation ofthe said Rezin lieall in said
•Otulty, AIL the P-ERSONAL PItOPERTy j
«*f said Rezin Jl.-a!!, consisting of Negpnes, i
Ro .Sheep and Hogs, a quantity j
»f Chit., Rye, Oats, Hay and Fodder—Also, j
■dry articles of Household and Kilchen j
I !' nUtion utensi s, .nd v variety
cf' \ credit of six months
on all s-uns exceeding $20
ci. aser givingpote or bond with
irity to beur interest from tha
d:.; in« having claim
»dd i-state a: c requested lo present'.tli
"')-, ;
required I
i .y.
nmence at 10 o'clock, j
rt inst and to crntinuc |
ftet day until the wliois Property ',
ARCH!). VAN HORN, Adm'r. ;
Pfii i ntv, Nov. B
llave jv>' received from , and
\delphia, tht folio
KROCFA IES VL. . ,-jz.
12 ill (Is. P.i ni Jamaica Sugars.
H ilo. Second f^uuliiy.
ti do.
4 do Jamaica Spirit*;.
dr..
■.i add and Dipped Candles.
A '■ A pipes Holland and New-York An- '
chor Gin. i
Brandy, Mace, P ppef, Cloves, '
—IN STORE—
dm Powder Tea in canisters of 3 pounds I 1
( .u!\ I I
rial, "\ , i
Hj .' of this year*l '
, Hyson, ;- importation, end f
i,l stquuUyt, i '
U Souchong, J
pounds prime Green <
3Pipc*»**cnr t.ideiia Wine.
.5 do, Sicily M: dcir.i. t
4 do. Lit l*on Wine. '
Wine in pifM s, qr. casks an d bottles I
Clan
Brushes of all kinds. I
T'..v iiot. I
i r with a large varie- (
ty of articles in their line, which rem!
tin ir assortmenl con , ; t
Also, just received on commission, a ]
: 1 invoice of handsome looking glasses.
Acd-iroKS. i
Brass rhout ted Fenders, '
Shovels and Tongs,
Tea Trays, Waiters, coal hods,' Lie. tie.
Ail of which will be sold cheap, on early
application to them at their store, cornet
YVashingtpn*nd Bridgi ;.posi»e tbe
Union Tavern, George 'town.
Novembers—tf ,
/ er/eii,■■-,■':: O: }
Washington City, Nov. 7, 1809.
Tin on lsi. insl. to Retail
its Liquor*,
he. no l>e
liri', a List of
the of *
the Police
H!'.\ i.'T, I
isurer of \V sbington City. '
November B——Gl I
—" TOBfiiOLD,
A NEGRO WOMAN of good charact.
about 26or27years old, with two children, l
tnt be
i are trouble* '
ill be given—Apply '
to > P- VAN NKSS.
N'oVfctnbcT 3—tf.
151
A c > ply just received from N
i
H. CA'l LET i
it*j i, 9' * ■'■
I
CHARLES .7. NOUSBJO
1 for sale—Chateaux Mavgaua Claret
in boxes of 1 dozen.
Genuine Old London Particular wine in halt
pi;., i and quarter casks.
| BestSalladOilin baskets of 6 bottles each,
&c. isfc. We.
' George Town, May 24—tf.
MONEY 1.0.5 T.
ABOUT the 20th of July last, a Letter
containing hvo hank notes of one htin
; ilei il dollars each, was put into the Post office
jU Winchester, directed to Joseph Janney, j
\ Alexandria, which letter has not been receiv- j
ed, and ia supposed to have been (by mis- j
' take) put under a Wrong oover, or may have
misdirected, and pone to a post-office ,
rent from that to which it was intended '■
ito be sent. It is therefore requested of the I
; different post masUrs throughout the U. S. |
,if any letter directed to Joseph Janney, '
,ie under their notice, that tlnsy
to him, or to the sub- '
It the letter has in any way fallen
I into private hand*, I wTn g-tre fifty dollars
.1 for the money and no questions ask
i cd.
DANIEL LEE.
j Winchester, Sept. 4—-tf.
j A VALUAM.K FARM FOR SALE.
TT7"]LI, be sold in pursuance of the last j
JVV Wiil and Testament of Samuel 'Far- j
i 'ne, Esq, deceased, at Public Sale on the
1 sth day of November next '
i (if not-previously disposed df, and in cas.-of
safe notice wih be given) ihat very valuable
Parm in Montgomery county late the resi
of the said deceased; Containing
about Seven Hundred.Acres of Land, Three
I Hundred Acres ut least in wood and fine
r ; the residue under (rood fcrtcld
And every acre arable ; lays level and n
kably well for cultivation and may be made
very rich in a few years by the use of plais j
ter and clover; in fact, it is as desirable a j
farm i>* any i:i the county of its size and may
divided to accommo
purchasers ; it lies about 18 miles from
-etown and the city of Washington, live
Montgomery court house and within
three miles ef the Potomac River.
A further desc iption is deenjpd uaneces
sarv, as it is presumed that those inclined to
purchase will view the property.
The terms of sale, which will be accom
modating, may be known by applying- '" the
subscribers livinir in Georgetown, district of
| Columbia, or will be mad-- known on the day
! of sale.
TttOs TURNER,
SA.VIr,. TURNER,
Executors.
I
! July 28—tdos
ue of the above Sal", it changed from
the ISth to Friilty this 10th day of Novetrfcer
next, ut 12 o'clock.
TttOS. TURNER, 7 ~ ,
SAMt. TURNER, S
October 4 —
' LANDS in 'lin: States of Ohio and
X E. N IVCKY
TOH HALE.
! RY Virtue ofthc Last Will and Testament
of Robert Means, deceased, the subscriber
offers for sale, all the Lands of he testator in
I the states of Ohio & Kentucky. As there is a
: large-quantity, of these Lands, ami the q**«.
i lity in general good, they are well worth \ ■
j the attention of ail persons desirous of pur \
I chasing Lands in thoss parts of the country, j ;
I The tracts are of various sizes, and const- j
j quently calculated to suit purchasers of all
ptions. Further information respect- '
\ Ing the said Lands may be obtained from
I Mr. Walter Dun, residing in, or rear the
• town of Chillicotht- in the State of Ohio.
DANIEL CALL, Executor of
the last will & 1- of Robert
Means, deed. '
Richmond. July Pj~-If <
__________ y
lly Montgomery sounty Orphans court,
August 16,1609.
ON application of Th >maa Turner and '
Samuel Turner, executors of Samu- '
el Turner late of Montgomery county,
ty of the laid deceased : Ordered by the
court, that they sell the same on a credit of j
.ninths on all above twenty doll; rs, talc- ]
urity bearing ml
[ frotn the day of sale ; all sums under twenty s
notice i:i r
printed in Georgetown and
•• of Washington j and printed hand
I hills set up in the most public places in the -
y ofthe time .".nl l»l ie- >i"-a!e.
Test SHIN -id. AND, Reg. »
PURSUANT tothe ibove order andpn the [ ;
terms and comditii d, will be >
exposeutoP at the late dwerlihi* r
plantation of SamueJ Tu'ri
(■ t,';nt five mil' i fr m '•■
iii'Vt, 9
the Personal Property of the said
ing of valuable CffegVoes, men, women, t
~ boys and girls; stock of Horses, Cat
t!i . Sheep, Hogs.&c. I < hen | '
Pu-.-nituie, Plantation Utensils,crop oft
Po der, «.c. &c. i h.- sale will comrm
at 1 I o'clsck and continue, if necessary, from f
day to d j until all is sold. t
THOMAS TURNER, ] , T - ecuto .., 9
-: i',l, TURNER, J Kseouwra ' ,
Sept. -tdos h
, . . |,
JAMES A. PORTEtt, i
A I'l OK Nl EV AT LAW, I
HAVING returned from his visit to the h
to the city of v
takes this ir.oth-xl of informing his fru
me. As usu il, rvery n
to meet pubUc pa- c
tretra p
November 6—4t i
__ , —— r
YEN HOLLAR'S KF.n.nn). l-J 1
Sthe lower Eastern Brat
HOftSE,about 16hands high, uncommonly I s
' lost
him in die i , galled oi
left side by the hind part ofthe saddle pad,
bad i'
i , his shoe:, miich worn ami hare late
ily been removed before; he has y small patch I
ft hip bone, and as
Well as.-an b hi-id
■ tolerably well V, ho
, the said horse and bring him to
.. vay, or lodge him in
p
ROKEH i .Vl..'. ■
BA: ..lIIGGS,
' X SIGN OP THI! PLOUGH,
II Have received by the hue arrivals, a large j
antif/lii of
fFALL GOODS,
' Which they will sell very low for cash, or j
at short dates, to punctual. purchasers A
liberal discount will be made to large buy- j
ears.
November 1—
ip i
j_ i The State of Maryland, to ivit '
c | TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCI'.BN.
I, ' "FREDERICK WILLIAM PRUNE, list].
* m jl having produced to the Governor an
.(piator, signed by the President of the j
c I United States, and sealed with the seal of I
( . I the said United States, recognising him as
( j Vice-Consul from his Danish Majesty for the |
c \ State of Maryland, to reside at Baltimore, j
5 I Ordered, by and with the advice and con
. ' sent ofthc Council, that the said recogni
v I tion be published for the information and
...iiuient ofthc people of this state.
H ; Given in Council, at the city of Annapolis,
.„ under the .ealof the state of Maryland,
. Uiis 19th day of September, in the year
of our Lord 1809, and ofthe indepen- j
dence of the United States of America
the 34th.
EDWD.: LLOYD.
15y the Governor.
NIJIAN PINKXEY,
!t ! Clerk of the Council.
JAMES MADISON,
'~ President of the United Stales of America,
TO AH. WHOM IT MAY CO NC Hie NT:
. c WHEREAS it has been made to appear to
'" me, that Frederick William Prune, Esq. has j
been temporarily appointed Vice-Consul pf
his Danish M je-ty for the state of Mary-j
land, toresid at Baltimore, I do therefore I
recognise him as such, and declare him free
' to exercise anel enjoy such functions, pow- j
i-re, and privileges, as are allowed to Vice- I
j Consuls of Mich friendly powers, between
Whom and the United States there is no par
y ticular agreement for the regulation of the
Consular functions.
In testimony whereof I have caused these
letters robe made patent, and the seal
ofthe United states tob* hereimto aftix
ed
Given under my hand at the city of Wash
ington, die 10th chy of July, in the year
of our Lord 18 J9, and of the indepen
dence of the United States of America
.. the thirty-fourth.
JAMF.S MADISON.
Ry the President.
R. SMiiir, Secrctnry of State.
Ordered, that the foregoing be published
twice in each week, for the space of live
weeks, in tie American and Federal Gazette
i at Baltimore, the Maryland Gazette and
• Maryland Republican :it Annapolis, die Na
tional Intelligencer, the Easton Star, Mr.
f.! ieves's paper at HagerVtown, and in Mr.
paper at Frederick-town
Ry order, NfMAN PINKNEY,
Cleri of the Council.
' October 2—2awsw
:
,
l .1 OP 'IRE RUNAWAY. I ,
Hem away from th? Subscriber, living in '
! Montgomery cotmly, Maryland, on the lit ft
, intt h negro man named
ISAAC DORSET,
, About "5 years of atre, 5 feel 6or 7 inches
. high, a good deal talkative aid fond of li
. j quor. He had on and took with him an old
j k.rsey roundabout jacket, one sleeve of
I which is drab colour, one pale blue cotton
. do. with side pockets, and small pearl but.
, tons, one new cross burred cotton ditto, a
short bine horse man's COat turned up with j
buff, a pair of constitution cord pantaloons ;
[ with small oval buttons on the side of the i
pockets, two old pair ditto, one linrien the i
other cotton, a striped swansehnvn WftistCOi ,t, j <
two old hats, one white, the other black felt,
wnh the crown sewed iv, One pair of half (
worn shoes with hails irr them, and a two <
bushel bag, in which he carried his cloath- j
ing lie .ilso took with him a fiddle, on {
which be plays tolerably, but'as he had no t
tnbney, would probably dispose of it. He i
has a wife at Ilagers-town, shout wLich j
p)ac(" he is probably lurking at present. — >
Whoever takes up said negro and secures t
him so tii i i gel him again, shall receive ;
ten dollars if taken In Montgomery county, t
20 dollars if out of the court v and in the r
state, or 40 dollars if out of the St.,te, with t
reason-Lie charges if brought borne t
JOHN WINEMILLER.
October 12 —taw4w.
EDI'C.FFI'hV, «
THE Rf.v. WU.TKIt D. ADDISON of i
Georgetown, district of Columbia will t
board and instruct in the l*Un and' Greek
l„-u lleaeling, Writing and Arith- °
few >»«»■" * . at
sixty-five pounds per annum, payable e-uar }'
i.i ly in advance. Letters addressed to him v
»t itiis place will be attended to.
Geoi-getown, August 21-—2awtf. n
RAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
LINING in P.rcnton, Prince William
County, Virg. On the tlth Uig. t!:';'.. 1 , a
Mulatto man named CiI'.SAU, -1 or 2 years
ge, 5 feet 9 or lOinehes high, calls hina
self Keys ;Is much sun-burned, has a full '
:: ii' took with him a pair of nan- n
keen pantaloons, a Rennet Cord waistcoat "
having yellow and red collars; a short dark 8
sun.. . besides several other articles. '"'
pprehended he has northward, '
li.ivin •';■ been traced into WaßhingtOtl City I 1
with a croud of negroes returning from the *.
■ling held in Fairfax county. He is |.
not skilled in any hand) craft, but baa been ''
entirely accustomed to the business of a "
plantation. Whoever shall apprehend tha
said negro, and secure him in any jail, shall
receive twenty dollars reward—if brought n
~- all reasonable charges ehall oe paid by a
riber. Mi.stt-rs of vessels are cau- "
gainsl receivhvg on board their res- Sl
j sels the said Sb.ve.
GERARD ALEXANDER, Sen. b
lept 22— 2:uvtf.
I
j ■■-. , « Ml ' ' '
SAM: STETTINIUS,
j Pennsylvania avenue, near the Ventre Market,
has just received and offers for Sale, ''
20 bi .ET IRON, and
boxes WINDOW GLASS 10 by 12' -)
Aft the above has been purchased advanta- ■''
isly, I will sell them peculiar!} fcsw to D
punctual dealersibr cash or crerlrt.
Itandt I
I
PROSPECTUS
0 r a
• I
New Republican Newspaper
sr To be established in Frcdcrickt.y.vn, J)lu:\
A entitled , 4
" THE FREEMAN OF FREDERIC*"
rtKIl COSOHAT CPUS.
The support of the united republican in
rj, t crest of Frederic county and the state at
m huge is solicited in favor of a decided, in
ie deperdent and inflexible Democratic press,
jf i conducted upon the broad and liberal basis
is jof republicanism. In this county most par
ie | ticularly, the utility of, and even necessity
r . j for, a newspaper which, combining energy
n_ ' with perseverance and intelligence with ap
ii- plication, shall constitute a faithful aurvilia
id ry to the Republican phalanx, must appear
manifest to every frier.el of sound principles.
I To enable an Editor, there-lore, satis fac
d toriiy to consummate the views of such an
jr engagement, it is highly important, nay in
n. : elispensible, that such patronage be j ;
;a ed, as shall secure him from pecuniary cm- '
barrassment, and afford him at the same |
time, a certain recoil.pence for the toils he j
must sustain, and the sacrifices of time and j
comforts, which il will become lus duty to
make, to his friends, and to the principles
he binds himself to cherish and promote.—
That support* he confidently believes, will
be awarded him. Ho predicates this confi.
' dence upon the patriotism and liberality of
, the republicans of this county, manifested
iin more than one instance, on similar occs
r sions. But, as he who proposes to be your
; . j Editor, is yet a stranger in the county ; and
£ i as .some anxiety will naturally be excited,
I and enquiry made, as well in regard to his
' political as to his moral character—and as
.. !an unreserved annunciation of the leading- ,
n features of the proposed establishment, in -
r . dependent of the sanction of custom which,
c it bears, may materially subserve the plan
in view, he hero submits them, undisguised'
c and palpable.
j The Editor is a native* American, proud
c _ and tenacious of his birth-right—who, since
reason adjusted the balance of his mind,
t _ lias ever been devoutly attached to the ho- .
ir nest cause of republicanism—to the policy !
v which dictated the measures of the past & ;
a present administration of the general go- .
vernment—to a pur..- system of democracy ; 1
and to the sacred and immutable principles
which actuated the patriots and sages of our
revolution, and stimulated by which they
achieved that independence which too n>a-
L | ny of their unworthy descendants enjoy but
B to abuse :
c Professing sentiments and feelings such
j as these, it were idle waste of words lo de
clare what shall be the bias of " The Free
. man," was it not the earnest desire of the
Editor to le:.ve no room for doubt on even
the most immaterial point. It will, howe
ver, be Sufficient in this place to state, that,
to detect and lo correct error—to defeat the i
machinations of ambitious and restless spi
rits—to inculcate the great and sublime te
i nets of republicanism—and to diffuse thro'-
out Uie sphere in which it is destined to
1 ; move, a thorough and correct knowledge of
'* men and measures—if the primary and chief '
design of this establishment. But let it be
distinctly understood, that, so long as tbe
» Editor shall have power to resist, so long '
will be repel all undue influence, as an en- '
l croachment on the prerogatives of his sta- '
f tion—and never, whilst under his charge, '
| shall " The Freeman" be subject to any au~ {
thority or control in its plan as a public jour- '
» fial, Cuve the authority ef the hews, and. the '
1 individual control of tl'.e Keillor —aided and
* assisted by truth, justice, liberality, and *
! decorum—with such aids, in a just cause, 1
; much may lit expected, and in- ie may be 1
, i done '
> Having rehearsed the chief points of his
' creed, and having likewise . xplained in a
1 summary way, the thing contemplated, tha '
Editor deems it useless to enlarge upon the '
1 feasibility or merits of the undertaking, or (
1 to multiply professions—willing to rest the :
purity and success of his views upon the
judgment and liberality of .lie independent
Voters of the county--and remains amply sa
; tlsfied, that thej will come forward freely
in support, of an institution which promises '
, to be of much immediate consequence iv j 2
promoting that cause which every friend to
' the frei dom of his country is in duty bound 1
to support. SAMUEL MAGILL.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION", j
X The ■Freeman of Frederic," "ill I" ; ;- (
sued every Thursday evening to subscribers -.
7 ill town ; tJIOSi trice will receive it <,
through the customary channels. '
Subscription per year, two dohaus — j
one half in advance, i Vie othi yin six months. tj
During the month of S in each I
year, the paper will be published twice ;• I ,
week free of extra expence,
l be paper will commence early in the i
month of September-.
Sept. 4—
OFFICII OF 'I HF i
PUBLIC ADVERTISER. -
New York, June 10, 1009. 1:
THE Proprietors of this establishment have a
now put into practice sn arrangement thnt 1
has suggested, and of which si
great public utility is aiilicip led by their 2
republican fellow citizens. With a view to v
disseminate a* extensively as practicable the n
principles avowed il '"l advocated hi the h
Per.i.re An vr. in tskk, a paper adapted to ir
the convenience of country friends is issued v
from this office, every Wednesday & Satur
days under the title of the o:
" NEW YORK JOURNAL." d
It will be furnished to subscribers at the p
reduced price of Three Dollar* per ai
annum, tobo ]->ai.l in advance, or by accep- s<
lances in the city of New York. Those >\ ho w
subscribe tor six monthsonly, will be chai'g- p
ed Two Dollars, and no subscriber Will ci
be received for a shorter period of time. bi
Frank, white & Co. w
No. 132, Water street. c l
October 20— bi
a
The STOCKHOLDERS *!
In the COMMERCIAL COMPANY of y
WAXHtNUTON,
Arc hereby informed that an Instalment of J'i
Two Dollars ami !' per share is If
required to be paid on Monday tke 18th vv '
!'-,- order ofthe Board of Directors. , V 1
JOSEPH FOJKIEST. Pr.
< Oetebsr '.<>—wtDfs '
F-IFFY &OLLARS REfr'ARD
STRAYED or stolen l\\»n the subsprl
bet-'.* Waggon, nt Itinker's Tavern, i
Leesburg, on the night of Wcdrfesda*} the
25th inst. a HORSE and MARK of the tbl
, lowing description, viz. a Sorrel Horse be
tween 15 ami 16 blinds high, •! -yearsoi.l I ist
| spring, right hind lee "line nearly as high
;as the knee; a round brown spot on the*.
! thigh ofthe left hind' r leg, Waled face.
The Marc a Sorrel also, ll i IS
hands high, three years old last Sprj
star and snip, short, heck. Any person de
*" livering the said horses to tbe subscriber
■t near Key's Ferry, or to Thomas Lyttleton
'- Moore, In Leesburg, Loudon county, and
», apprehending the thief or tin may
■■ have stolen said horses shall receive the
r - above reward, or $25 for the delivery of tli©
y horses with an allowance of all reasonable
y charges.
»- DANIEL EVERSOLL.
a- N. P.The horses were seen at Washing
u' ton city since, being offered to sale ; and it
s. is much suspected that Uicy arc curried t»
: ; - Baltimore.
" Je-fterson county, Air. Nov. 3—3t
i
i. ——
1- ' «V HIS EXCKH.UNCY
<-i EDWARD LLOYD, Esq.
Governor of Maryland,
(l A PROCLAMATION.
° "\X7"HERr*.AS it has been representedt«
;s W me by the memorial of James oca\
- pole, tanner and currier of Chestertowts,
!' Kent count), that his Park Millhouse WaSj
'", about five o'clock on the morning of Monday
- r the fourth day of Septem. inst. destroyed by
" fire, and that he has reason to suspect that
l " some malicious person or persons wilfully
r set fire to the same—And whereas it is of'
d the greatest importance to society that the
l> perpetrator of such a crime should be dis.
s covered and brought to justice, I have there-.
s fore thought it proper to issue this i«y pro
g , clamafcion, and by and with the advice and
i consent of the Council, I oiler a reward oi
ll Two hundred Dollars to whoever'will diseo
n var the author or perpetrators of tha .said
1 I crime, provided he, she, or the-y, or any
of them, be convicted thereof; and more
l over, 1 do, by virtue of authority and tin*
c powers vested in me, hereby promise a full
1, and free pardon to any person being an ac.
i- complice, who shall discover the perpetrator
\ or perpetrators of the said offence on the
< ; aforesaid conditions. Given at Annapolis,
i- j under the seal of tho state pf Maryland, the.
; | 22d day of September, in the ytav of our
s ! Lord one thousand eight hundred and nine,
r and of the independence ofthe United States
y of America the thirty-fourth.
EDWARD LLOYD.
t By his Excellency's command,
Ninian Pink ney, Clerk of the Cour
l OO* To be published twice in each week
- for the space of five Weeks i.. the American
- and Federal Gazette at Baltimore, the Ma.
c I ryland Gazette and Maryland Republican at
r. i Annapolis, the National Inu 11 Vlr.
- Bartgis's paper »X Frederick-town, the Ala- -
, pyland Herald at Hagars-tov.n, &in the Star
» at Easton.
October 2—2awsvv
j NOTICE.
f WAS committed to the j-ul of Frederick
f county, Md. on the lOth inst. as .-. runaway,
a Negro man who calls himself HEiN A\V, ive
\ is about 5 feet 9or 10 inches high, well made
r and very bh'.ck, with large whiskers, suppoe
\ ed to bg about 3b years of age, lie has a
small scar on kis forehead, one on his left
eye brow, and a small scar under ids left
' aye, he likewise Ims a small knot on the back.
ofthe right hand, has lost the first join;
. the second toe. on his left foot. His clothing
L when committed were a mixed 00 toi,co'.l,;i
striped cotton waistcoat, a cotton shirt, a
pair of buckskin pantaloons, a fur hat half
! worn and a pair of shoes. He had with him
a large hay horse, saddle, bridle, and saddle
, bags, and says he belongs to Mr. John It .yd!"
tyath county, Virginia, about 12 miles from
', the W Bl *™ Springs. The owner is hereby
requested to come and release said Negro,
, otherwise he will be sold for his prison fees
agreeably to law.
EZRA MANTZ, Sheriff
of Frederick count)-, Md.
November 3—wßt
£j*Tiie Editors ofthe American at BnUi
more, the Star at Easton and National Intelli
gencer tit Washington, are requested to pub
lish the above 8 weeks in their respective
papersand forward their accounts.
t»
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Prince GeOrges county, Loiters
Ti .-Ainent*!-)- on tin- Personal Estate of John
Mario W, deceased, i I! persons having claim*
against said estate are desired to bring them
In properly authenticated on of beforethe
lay of March nCXt, and all those in
debted to said estate to tuike speedy pgy*
ment to
ELIZABETH M.<RLOW, Executrix;
j October 2—wdt
FOR SALE.
ON Fui day the 17th of November, the
Subscriber will ofter at Public Sale
i 200 aca-es of LAND, on which I now d\v \'!,
laying in Montgomery county, Maryland,
about two miles from RochviMe and ..
12 from the city of Washington ; a healthy
Situatl6ri, with agood Dwelling House,
23 feet, four rooms below stairs, with t
venient cellar, and kite I .en annexed, a ! .; v>
meat house, corn house, stables,
house ; c stone house completed for ~
ing, 20 by 40 feet, and several
tisej , a good apple orchard v» i?h
about SOO trees and <• ecellent fruit; a \
orchard with about 800 trees ; a good
dow from 20 to 25 acres in it.
part are set ih timothy, snd about -1(1 acres
are in wood and well timbered. If any pef.
sons fire inclined to purchase, [hope
will come and *
prior to Ihe day of <*»le- There will
crop of sm .11 grain sown, the quantity \\M
be made known on the day of sale, i
one fourth part of the pifl*-
chass money paid by the Ist. day of De
her, and a 4th pa ' the 15th day of
March next, or "ssion is gi
and for tin lit will be |
with two equal annual payments from the
day of sal< sst if pun*t-iially >
paid. A deed c. .rmntec will be
given to the purchaser, by giving a bond
with approved security. Sale to ao*nmenec
at 2 o'clock it Adam Ronn'r. tavern, U<JCJ.
ville.
EDWARjD nqpLLETtf
October 23-«r-M*t