The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1804-11-05 00:00:00, page 4

Gee. lown t 6 October, 1804.
A NUMBER OF PROPRIE
TORS in the city of Washington,
with views to convert their property in
to immediate money, have formed the
i .;'. ving PLAN of a TONTINE;
aim have appointed; the fubScnber their
agent for carrying the Same into execu
tion.
A lift of the lot* embarked in this
enterprise precedes the plan of the in
stitution; Hats of the city on which
thel<: lots will be defignated, will be
lodged at the feveral taverns in Wafh
ington and George Town, for public in
spection ; and books will be opened in
the city for receiving Subscriptions of
fliares, on the Ift day of December
en Suing. Should books be opened
elSewhere, due notice will bs given
thereof. Payment muft be made for
the (hares at the time of Subscribing,
but if contrary to reaSonable expecta
tion, a SBfucient number of Shares
iii.uld not be f* -fcribed for the execu
tion of the Scheme, the. money fh ill be
faithfully returned to the fuofcrtbers,
and wijhoat Unnecessary delay.
Conftitution of the Tontine is
too plain to need explanatory remarks.
The ;>aiii of the iuftitution being a ri
li-ig property rated on a very low lcale,
the sdvaivtag. a muft be greatsrr than
c uid refult from a mere moiicu iulliUi
tiot). It Seems indeed more than proba
ble, that each Stockholder who Survives
the d,{Solution of the Company, will
find cbe value of his ftock augiHenfd
twenty fold, or more. If any think
. this Savours of extravagance, let
them advert to the increafed value of
unimproved propei t> in any of our large
Towns, during the laft 20 years. L«t
them compare with the prices of the
Tontine lots, thefe of the moft irnlif
fere.it property in any of thefe towns,
iiriv/. It will not be contended that a
ny town io the United St'atts had, 20
year's ago, fairer profj'wfts of rapid lo
re, than Wafhington has at this
day. The fa<ft will not be difputed,
that the Tontine Lots are generally
a-.n.>iK.*.'l the in oft valuable iv Vv'a th
ing toil.
The Seat of government for Such a
courr.ry a.3 the United States, cannot
long remain an iacor.iiJerabla city
Washington Las an advantage
more important than rvi*n this. 1
vbe ueaicil Support to that country,
which »i,ay b< jui!ly denominated the
granary of America.
A plan of this kind formed 20 yean
ago 011 th* ball* <jf unm>prov«rd proper
ty 11 ,oc or even in George-
Town ronl • have yielded to the firvi*
- .1! 11 e.s of this *i*y, a profit
/ of toay if not an hundred fold.
lo May 1300. Waftiiftgion to italn*
co. 3 .s—-Li May 1803
4350—Mr.* DUJibir now excred* 5000.
In th- Sadie ratio of iocre*fe,
in 13)7 v. ill ■.:,- 6000—in
13.0.' 88OO—1.1 lUI3, llfiuO—in
18 16, I;, ah;—,, Ik, J. 510#0— n
1822, 281-UO—a '.din 1825, 3f#oo — |
Mrr. examine the fitut
I ontine lois, w
that the whole of ti.cm mult be in dr
tent bsfoie the popu
la. 0 . rifefi - • 20,06t), F.osi die tun*,
1 1 .-.-;. -~ i, that our com
illy depend upon our I
own dj, and cur own con
fumption ; tie iuCrtaSeof the city will
btr iafiniteiy oove rapid. T!u reibur
ces unjry attached to it by na
t. c, ar ■ ,1 to tbe maioten
of 60,000 feulsio the city. Thefe
refourcita, diverud atthistimt into ma
ny different channeli, will be confined
filajoft exclusively to Wafhington,
WliCti Europe fliall be at pence, and
.time nation can early for it-
Tho uSu?.l morl: cS Selling lot 3 in our
li- re tOW 1.1 by the frout, foot—*in
Washington the mode ii by the fquare
foot. At the price in thia plan,
a lot of 25 feet by 120 will be 240
dciis—the loweft pricv, 60 dol!-..—in
frunrej where there are alleys, a trifle
ni
le property leafed out at 3a
per front-foot) Would pay more titan 6
ecu., intr-r ft on the ca-iital.
BEN. STODDERT.
The f>l'owing lots in the city of Wash.
ington are those engaged for the
fr'as/.itigton Tontine.
Loti number I 2in St] 47 lots 1 6 in
48 lots 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 16 17 18 in
67 Itrts 5 6/7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ia 68
lute I 2 3 45 67 8 9 20 2122 53 B*4
Zfi 27 39 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 is
517 at 2 c .its (>e. .quare foot.
into lilt 15 19 in 85 lota
21 22 in 10*' ( >:ts S 4 5 15 in 247 lots
2 3 19 20 21 ir. 263, los 6 9 10 I 1 in
204 :n. 21 22 ii 2.11 los 27 9 10 12
13 14 v. 317 Ut b 12 8 11 ,i 3!«
12 7 8 in 319 locs 1 2 3 45 6 7 is!
343 lot! 2 .3 4 5 6 b 5.4,4 : its 15 16
17 18 19 80 m 374 1 -ts 1 4 5 8 9 12
iv 4«J lotn 3 4 5 • 7 in 404 l#t 14 in
405 UJts 7 10 11 in 427 leu 23456
•W t 9 10 11 12 13 14 iv 453
r8 19 20 21 22 23 24 in 454 lots
21 IS'Si'in 155 iqtn 2 6 8 i.i 518 lots
44 25 26 27 2& 29 30 31 32 37 38 39
10 43 4,4 in 569 lot 2 in 639 lot 8 in
631 lots 12 3 4 8 l\ 15 in 874 Itt 1 ig
821 at 3 cents per fquare^foot.
Lota I 10 11 12 21 in 198 lot 1 in
184 lots I 2 4 5 to 13 in 286 lots 11
13 in 283 lots 16 19. in 289 lots 6 8 in
320 lot I in 409 lot 1 in 45 5 lots 19 23
in 466 lots 12 3456789 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 in 529 lots 1
2345 6 7 8 9 10 1 I 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 in 530 lots 7 8 9 10 1 I 12
13 14 15 16 in 534 lots 1 2 3 4 10 11
12 13 14 IS 16 17*18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 in 538 whole fq 565
whole Sq 567 lots 1 2 3 4 5 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 in 568 lot 6
in 570 lots 5 6 in 580 let! 2 17 18' in
734 lot 13 in 799 lot 1 in 847 lot 4 in
902 lots 16 18 20 in 978 ljt" 1 in 994
lot* 25 36 27 in 1000 lots 29 30 iv 1048
at 4 cents per Square foot.
Lots 20 21 io 218 lot 6 346 lot
6in 409. lot 18 in 377 lots 18 22 in
490 lots 5 6 89 10 11 12 in 951 at 5
Cents per Square foot.
Lots 15 16 18 in 253 lots 6 7 in
25 5 lot 4in 256 lot 7in 223 lit 2 in
294 lot 6 in 322 lot 12 in 378 lots 2
4 14 15 31 33 in 24 lots 12 3 10 11
12 J 3 14 15 16 25 26 27 28 in 36 lots
3 4 in 323 lot 2 io 226 lots 2 3 4 in
456 lots 1 16 in 4">7 lots 5 5 12 13
14 17 21 in 490 lots 1 8 9 10 11 12
in 533 »t 6 cents per fqnare foot
Lot 2 in 223 lot 1 in 226 let 1 I in
254 lots 89 10 1112 in 252 lot I in
257 lots 10 11 'oi 29 1 Ist 1 in 378 lots
13 14 iv 406 lots 10 11 in 407 lots 6
1) in 431 at 7 cents per Square
foot.
Lots 21 23 24 in Square 5 lots 7 8
in 6 lots 1 3in 7 lots 12 4 5 6 7
17 18 in Square 8 Ualfo'. Square 3 lots,
312 13 14 1 5 16 in 17 lots 4 5 67 8
in 20 lots 1 S 25 26 in 33 lot 4 in 32
lot 1 2 3 in 29 lots 1 2 6 to 30 lots 1 2
8 10 14 15 in 31 lots 3 4 5 67 in 37
lots 8 4 5 14 15 16 in 41 lots I 2 7 S 9
10 11 12 13 14 in 42 iote 2 3 4 5 in !
43 lots 23S 7 8 in 44 lots 1 2789!
lQf 11 12 13 14 15 16 iv 55 Iqm 3 49 j
7 8 in 54 lots 1 2 5 6 7 12 in 56 lots j
5 6 in 57 lot 4 in 59 lot 1 in 60 lots
4 5 7 in 61 lots 5 7 8 9 10 in 62 loii 1 ;
2 3 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 1115 16 i 7 j
18 19 20 25 24 in 77 los 14 15 j
16 28 in 78 lots 13 14 15 16 in 79 j
lota 3 4 10 12 ,n 80 lot! 1 2 2 1 in 81 j
lots 6 7 in 84 lots 14 15 20 in 86 lota j
3 4 5 in Sq. "all of 17 Uiti 10 11 1 5 in
88 lot 13 in Sq. e»A of 83 lots 7 8 9 1?!
I» in 102 lota 3 4 in 303 lot 1 in 104
lots 1 5 6 in Sq. foutb of 104 \*>. 3 in
105 let 6 in 1 19 lots 6 7 in 120 lots 1 :
10 in 122 lots ii 7 in 124 whole fq ian
125 W&ole Sq. north of 123 lot! 19 20
in 141 lots 12 15 in 142 lot 6 in 144 !
l>'» 2') 2.3 ifl 1f.6 lots 3 4 5 in 170 lots !
15 22 23 in 172 lot 2 in 200 lou
4ln 252 tot 6 in 254 tut 4 in WI and
lot 1 ii 45i—at 8 cents per Square
fo ;
amounting in the whole to
288,354 Sq. St. at 3 cr.ats 5.767
84), 330 S 25 359
744,625 4 29,785
83,998 5 4.1
343,862 6 2!.,631
1'!2.5*0 7 7,174
I fi ,40**141 8 112,171
j 2'J5,051
i (<*y 205,00* Dollari.
Upwards of 1200 lets equal to 25
! ferthy 120.
WASHINGTON TONTINE.
ART. X.
The capital of the company fliall he two
hundred and five thoufand dollars, divided
into (bare* of fifty dollars each —and the
lame ffuli be invefted in three million* eight
hundred and ten thoufand, eight hundred and
feventy square feet of ground in the city of
Wafhington, including privilege of alley* ;
t<* conflft of the lot*, a particular lift ol
which is he*>.into annexed, and which their
owners have covenanted fbail be conveyed
by fuilicicnt deed* of general warrantee and
fete from all incumbrance* unto David Peter
and Jame* rVloricll, efqs. of the difiritft of
i Columbia, and to the furvivor of them, and
jto the executor* and admimftrators of fuch
i furvivor, to be held by theiicin tioft until dif
pofed of a* hereafter directed, for tin; ufe ,and
benefit of the company, the titles of ever}
proprietor arc to be inveftigated and ap
proved of, by John r. Melon, and Philip
B. Key, efqs. before parting the d*eds.
ART.a.
Every fubferiber may at the time of fub
fcribing, or at any time before the firft day
of July iv the year xßoj, nominate a perfon,
or perfons with whole life or live*, the
(hares taken by him ftull be commenfurate
And any ptrfon, delirou* of making orovifion
j beyond theroacn of common accident, for
1 perfwt* of tender age, may fdbferibe in the
j uame3 of fuch perfon*. SukfcriptitfM may
ai.* lie made by proxy. But until the nonii
! nation fhall be made a* aforefaid, the exig
ence of the fharcs fhall depend upon the
I lives «f the perrons, iv whofe name* they fhall
j h»ve been fuhferihed. All nominations ou
j which the fliares are to depend, muft include
I a defcription of the age, and p'acc of refidence,
I of the perfons nominated.—and nominations
I not made at the time of fubferihing, may
Ibe ftnt to the dircfiii* who fhall be firti
I ekcleii td manage the concerns of the com
pany, fny time before the firft day of July as
aforefaid.
ART. 3
Upon the death cf any perfon. with whofe
life a fh.ire or fnrire*, fhall hire been made
rommenfurtrtc, luch fliare or fliares, fhall
thereupon be extinct—an<'. all the intcrell of
the owm.i thereof, in,the property ol the com
pany, dependent upon iuch ftiar«», fhall ceafe
and determine, and the fame fhall become th«
property of the owjicri of the Surviving
lb-res. meaning the fharex dependent upon
he lives of perfons, continuing to furvive.
ART.,..
Tbe affairs of the company fhall be managed
under the fuperintendance and direction of
five director*, who fliall be flock-holders to
be chofen in each year by ballot, by the ftock -
holder j attending in perfon, or by proxy,
er.ch to have as many votes as fharcs. The
firft clsction fball bs held at Stelle's Hotel
in the city of Wafhington, o« the firft Mon
day in February, 1805, under the dire&ion
of Robert Drent, John P. Van Ncfs, David
I'eter, Walt*r S. Chandler, and John David
fbn, efq». dr any two of them—and each
fuccecding cledion fhall be held on the firft
Monday in every January thereafter, under
the fuoerintendance of at leaft two of the
directors for the year preceding; at fuch
place in the faid cicy, as they fhall appoint,
giving due notice thereof in one or more
newspapers, published in the city of Wafh
itigiou.
ART. 5.
The directors fhall have full power to fell
n fee Simple, or to leafe on ground rent,
renewable forever, the property belonging
to the company ; and to manage all the other
concerns of the company ; but they fliall not
difpofe of more than one fixth part of ihe
lot* in any one year, prior to the year 181 o :
nor fell the fame at lefs than aj per cent
advance on tie original coft ; nor fhall they
leafe them at a lei* rate than 11 and an half
cents per font foot, for every cent coft to the
company per iquare foot. But though the
limit* arc thus fixed, below which the proper
ty cannot he difpofed of; ir is not meant that
it is to he fold a* fail as tkefe rates can be
obtained.? On the contrary, the diie.-tors are
at nil times to e.icrcife a found discretion for
the beft imereih of ihe company ; and to
keep in view, the certainty 0! rife in the value I
of tha property, from the mcifcaiuig popula
tion of the city.
ARV. 6.
All money arifing from the fale* of lots,
fhall be in»efted in the ftock of the United
State*, in the name of the company—the in
j tereft arifni,.' from which, as well asall money
arifing from ground rents, flialialfo be inveft
ed 111 like flock, until the laft d*y of Decern
ber in the year 1807—after which, all
intereft arifing .rom flock, or fale* of lot* on
j time—and all monies arifing (rom grou'id
j rents, and all other profits, fhall be divided
i ftrmi-rumually on the 15th day of Tanuiry, &
j the ijth day of July in each yt.-.r among ad
j thefhare owners, in proportion t» the inUrcft
of each, whe£f Ihm-Lg cxifted by the conrinu
j ancc of thelfve* with which they were nude
J commenluruta, on the flrit day of'chat year.
AR . ;
The dividends fliall be pjid at the office of
j the company in Wafhrngtuii, to the oft
lof the lruresin per ion, to f.h*ir power oi
j attorney, or to their writfen order ; but he
| fore any dividend fhall he Bald, fatisU&lOii
1 muit beaffor<cii to y.e direclois, for the time
j beisg, that the perfon, on whole lie the irur*-i
ftioti depend, was liv<pg ou the fi;-ft
I day of January in tha; year.
ART g.
In e»f<S where the dividends ire no' cl im
|cd lor fix months after the fame ball become
I due, and tiierc js rea&n to doubt whether
■, the perfon o:l whofelife the ~d on
' which fuch dividend*Arife, eontin v 1 m lur-
I vive. the direefots •hsll inveft Inch tividend*
j irr ftock ot ths. Uniifed State*, »• il the fame
■ belonged to the capital of the COnpjlOjF : but
,if the fame lhali t.ereaiter he rightfully
: c'aim d, (iiyoisnt fliall be mad« tiitrcfor, on:
olanj' .uiics 01 the company, not iirveilcd in
ft ock.
ART. 9.
The fliare* ilialfSe. transferable, aod all
tr?.n fen flian be msilc on th,- book* of the
company, by the owners in person, or by
power of atOinwy, according to the form
ufed for tr..ns!err ing fi § ..ited State*.
; * ut ' re certificates have be«n jffn
ed by the dirtCiors tolhe uyTnCr of the ,
fuch ecrtifitate muft be returned, and cancel
led, before 1 h-.osier of the fharcs expreffed
therein fhall b» ma.!:,
ART 10.
Every record of a fjrmr.fer of fliare* ; and
every certificate ifliie.l f or fhares, fhail defig
nate the lives otl wh:ci> fuch fharcs depend.
A/XT. ,r.
No change can he made of the ncrfon or
per'ouj on whofe life or live* the fharcs iba'd
depend. The life firft nominated muft lore- .
ver remnin the life on which the exigence of
the fharc* lhall depend.
A.RT. v.
The directors fhall caufe prrper books to
be kept of all their proceedWa, acceffihle
at all times to the flock-holdtrs ; and fhall
particularly c.iu'e to be cardullv recorded,
the nomination of «he lives on 'which the
fbares depend- and alfo the deaths of foch
perfon* when the f-imc (hall be cienrly afcer
tamed : and may transfer fro-n time to time,
the atf.ve duties ot their truft, to one of their
own body, or to any other agent, and may
make to fuch ajient, a.rcafonahle eompoifa.''
tion for his Services ; but the directors th<m
felves fliall receive no compensation, uniefsit
be in the cife of a diredor who may be the
agent aa aforefaid.
ART. ts.
On the the firft Monday in January in the
year 1815, the. Wafhington Tottine Com
pany fhall be difTolved—and the whole ftock
of the company in whatever confiling, fliall
thureupon be divided amongft all the owners
of the then exiting fharcs, and in proportion
to the number held by each.
We the subsc ib. rs approving of the
plan of the Washington 'Pontine, and
agreeing to each and to th< whole of
the 13 preceding articles, do each of us
agree to become memoes thereof, for
the number of shares annixed to-our re
sp'ctjve nun:es.
OA- 10—3-pst->tf. I
JNOiiCh.
The proprietors of the Mail Conches
from F;ye tfvdlr to Mr. P irts on ,
P. D. announce to the public, th-u the
mail coaches art" now runing clear through '
and will continue to wi ii fdirit mid cc- ;
lerity—having good horfei siikJ llrong
ft ages.
THE PROPRIETOH3.
OAober 31 3t.
NIGHT SCHOOL.
'"1 A HE fubferiber h..s . .one 1 an evening
X fchool, foe the iiiitruclh.n of youth vi
Engiifh, writing, t,ic
1 JI/..N G USDiNEii.
18th ftreet, near Ftmnyivaiiu Avenue.
Odobcr, jt—it /
FALL GOODS.
THOMAS CAP RENTER,
Taylor,
Pennsylvania Avenue, near the Presi
dent's Square,"
HA.Sjufl received a very hanefome affort
ment of Fall Goods.
Or.'ers executed with the gireatcft difpatch
and fafhion, and on the moft moderate terms.
OA 3i~tf ______
New Boarding Boufe,
next door To The brahcii hank,
By Wm. LOVELL.
I
Fitted in genteel ftile for Twc'vc members i
of Congrefri, well calculntrd f or a faiiily, in !
ths pleafanteft and moft healthy part of the ,
city.
N. B. Good flabling.
Wafhington, Oct. 31 6t
I HE fubferiber* have opened a GRO
CERY STORE in the houfe near the
Capitol, lately occupied by Mr. JAMES D.
BARRY—where they have for fale, low, I
for cafh or in exchange for country produce.
Genuine Cogniac brandy,
Inferior French do.
Old Jamaica fpirits,
Madeira, -\
Sherry, ( Wines, by the, quarter cafk
JLifbon, f* and cafe, or frnailei quantity
Claret, J
Brown Sugar, ifl and ad quality,
'of and Lump, do.
Mol
Firkin Butter,
Mould Candle*,
Sweet Oil,
Spice* of dirTcre»t kinds,
Fig* Blue,
Starch,
Almonds,
Anchovies, ") . __-«t—
' V In bntt'e*.
Capers, J
Powder an! Shot, .
Excellent Wine Vinegar,
Gin,
'key,
?!_*>? . ? Teas, frefh, and of fu-
Young Hyfon. ) . * ' !
.Salt iltrrings in Barrels.
•fUrBR f-lEALY, & Co.
Wafbinjrton October 31 tf
J WILL RBNT or 6&IX a two flory
Frame ■ OUrH, and Kirchen and a !-rge
« lackfmith's fhop adjoining th- preo
likewiSe the rot th.it the building is on. J he
real will he by the year. If lo.d one h«H
of tht money to be paid down and the other
half in twelve months with good fecufity,
and interefl fro-n the date »f -d*r, Jhe pur
chafer or rearer nia-y enquire of r.I'TIAR.-
JAM&SOt-f, or HRNRY HoLSBY, on the
i'\, at Mr, Martin's fhop. Mr.
Martin is a b.ackfmith v* ho works for the
Capitol .
BRNJ. BACON.
Wafhington city, Capitol Hill,
O & obi r 31 ——• ;i t |
100 Dollars Rewind.
IVsii away from the fubferiber, a NEGRO
ed ;OE, about eighteen years
oi about rivn feet tcti inches high, v,el!
made, he is a mulatto, has, flrnigh
black hair, which he wear* over the foru
head, agreeable to the j relent fafhion a:idt
general!/ turned up behind with?, comb—he.
has a long mark on one of hi- check;', which
appears more black than hia fkin— one of hil
taes next to the great toe, appear* to have
101 l a joint, or part of a joint. >y heing cur or
fome ether accident, he has been accuftomed
to wah in the houfe, is an artful fellow, and
will endeavor to yaf* as a free man, he has a
variety of clothes, and had a watch, which it
v probable he will be offering for fale.
went off with a fuftian round jacket mid pan
taloons of fufti-n or ofnabrigs, a new felt
hat.—T will give the above reward if taken
cut of me flate of Maryland, or di*ri£t of
Columbia, twenty dollars if within the ft-cte
of Maryland, and ten dollars if in the diftrict
of Columbia, and confined in any jail fo that
lean cethim, and all reasonable charge* if
it home. tt is jknown he applied to
,get a paffagc in the ftatre to Baltimore.
DAN *XC CAiLjtOLL of Duii'tn.
Wafhington, Oct. 15— im.
FOR SALE*?
The follow ng
City Lots,
On A Liberal Timr,
Upon SBCU:'l?r, viz.
LOTS—?, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9, in
f* i uarr l No.9lo;~Lci* 1,2,7, 8,9, 10,
15, & 16, in fq. No. 938. Lata 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 13, 14, 13, cc 16, in I'q. > T -
986. L-*ts 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17,
18 Sk. 19, in Sqiicre No. I' ,?. 5,
6, 7, £, 9, 10, 11, 12 Sc 13, mi Square
No. 1066.
Apply to CHA RLE 0 . MINI FIE,
ov to
RICHAH!) G. JONES,
at Phila'delphiif.
!iiinc;lon, Augull 3—tf.
N.B. G. M. hmk lun'ry bttiefl'oti for j
i,lt* orgruiiud rent (on eaSj** terms j
to impiovers,) and in eligil i.. litna- )
tions.
TO Bh. SOU) j
AT. Public sah) by virtue of an , i
froth .he Orphan's Court of Waft <*r
I County, on Monday, th*; 16th of November
; next, at the fern late NOIJLEY
YOUNG, c
to.l, smi• 'r *• or v -,
late the pt credit
of four and
approved iudorfers, negotiable St the ;
md bcario
Nit ...
ROUEIiT l> * *,
E?ucu,ois.
Nov. I—»N36.
The cxi y dtf-cu- '
to do! foiled pays
ment ftom all tiiofo indebted to the ciUtc.
Jl\ ny gcne'err
sryri :s
or the firft dcfcrlptrcn of good p<rform»nc«Sj
ahd well attcftiuf pedigree*, c.m bi accora
red by atiplyiig to IHOMAS i_AR
KIN (Mr.'laylce't traininggroom) at ire
V.'yfhington jockey club laces, the thirteenth
November next.
N. B. fi ny of the ahovr* horfes remaining
unfold, will he farmed out the enSuing leai'on
on liberal terms.
Oft. Si—if.
Mufic & Language Teacher.
I HE Subfcriher, lately arrived at Mr.
Jvmmes's tavern No. 6 in Georgetown,
j informs the (rrvers of mulic, thnt he intend*
j teaching to phy on the PianAa Forte, und
| the Flute, and hawing finished his fludics in
I Europe under the tuitiai of the mo'.t eminent
t mailers in this art, Le flatter* himfelf th
j Shall render complete* Satisfaction to thofe
i ladies and gentlemen who may favor him
with their employment. H« alio intend'■ t«
tt.rch the Genrisn, French, and Italian
guages, where it may here be neceffary to
inform the ptblic that he ha; alternately lived
in Germany, in France, aftd in Italy where
he had time and opportunity to acquire thof»
languages perfectly.
P. MAURO, at Mr. Stfhmea'i
tavern No. 6 in Georgetown.
October 24 —at
j Wafhington Jockey Club
tt A C JS, S.
N Tuefdny, November 13th, iBo4, vr*il!
be run Tor over the Wafhington Com:
JOCKEY CLUB PUJ&E, the Sour mil*
heats, free for any horfe. mare or gei,:
My to the rules of the Club-—
Carrying weight as follows -. an aged
horfe, 126—fix year* old, no—five J
old, m-foui- years old, 100—and ihree
years old, 86 pounds. Al'o, r* Match, iuc
two mile heat* for »000 rfollata.
WEDNESDAY.
A Jockey Club Parte, tbe three
heat*, free as aforeJaid, the winning htrte of
the preceding day excepted. And a fwcep
fukc in the evening.
THURSDAY.
An elegant Futy guinea Silver Ce*p—
eight fubferibcrs.
'.1 kindfome City and Town Purfe,
free as aforefaid, the winning horfas ol the
preceding days except
The member* of the Club are requeued t,>
be punctual in meeting at the club room ou
the evening preceding the races, ia order to
make proper auungements for the Sain;-, and
thofe who cmnot attend trill plsafe to lor
v.r.ru their dues to tiie ruhicrtiirr.
C M'J.AUGIIUM,
Sccrt-tary end Treafurer, W. J. C.
N. D. The amount of the purfes c.-.
at flii* time I c ascertained ; as they aie i
part to be railed from tolls at the g*tes an
the rent of booths. C. ML.
October 5— tr-jN
PROPOSALS
WITT, be received by fhfl Subscribers «**.
either of Shorn, till the Jdi ol Novrntb" y
next, for ploughing up, ItveJhtgand grave *f
liin; North 0 ftreet Iron' 17 to tjth ftrse -
and I.Bth ftreet weft, from New York av«.-nu=,
to Pennsylvania avenue.
CH. W. GOLDSBORO UG H
T. H. GTLLIS3,
JOHS LISLE.
rjtoji.Oct. 20—4t
, ' -. <—,
SAMUKI. Mc IN Tl RE
BEGS le-'-ve to inform his friendb and the
public, that he fas* moved his ftcie to Pcnw.
fylvknia averuc s oppufite to Mr. Du.mc's
Book ftore, Where he has todifpofe of Wines
Brandy, Groceries, &c. of the firft quality—•
Flour <,f the fatft quality conflantly for fa.c
by the barrel.
Washington City, Nov. 2—tf
N. B S. Mc Intire will accommodate SIX
Members of Congrefs, with boarding and
lodging.
.. | __
BARLEY.
I will give one dollar per buflirl for
ell cleaned, barley delivered at
my Brew-Houfe'in Alexandria til! the
10th of December 1804.
THOMAS CRUSE.
$T I have commenced Brewing an ! will
have .r Steady tuppiy ol i's*s
feifi'ii at the ulual prices. T. •
Oi\. 10—-In.
American Printed gooi
Calicoes, Shawls, Picket .'as,
ijtc. manufactured tiers
near Baltimore, and sold at No. 13
Calvert strcjt.
t
X O remavc that diAraft often frit r«f|
ing 11. w undertakings, and So p,'<■judicial ro
. iiu*. v. lituring attempts in A aierlea,* they
[think it pr* per to nin'i rye, that nothing is
j Want ing in tire hpfinei's to enable good ?,rrii ;s
Ito peri.rrm their work her
Europe. That th.-y have thefe ait i its; that
j two ol 1 tw the bnfinefs
of the heft return carried on by
j their iV.Lii.cr, ot long afterwards by themfelvss.
I They trufl that while? foreign goods are
ted without * querftlem, an um~r*fomtf»le
ftn'picion will not prevent their countrymen
from giving that trial to their goods, which
rural
,ir undertaking They
vn/, that work of the
' here, a* in
being
th.* prices lower