The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1809-11-13 00:00:00, page 4

Ns. B. VAN ZANr>T,
New Store, ■!•<■/
..ui/lSf IVfll
VIZ
• c Brandyi Imperial, "i,
...it, powder, |
HySOn, ! FRKSH
>n Skin, ( teas.
Youngtlyson j
i
:'...'. j
■:,,Hinges,
tint Butts,
id Neck'd
I Bo
■.oh Locks,
i ted Cimb
• J I 'l<
1 t'r ing Seju res,
| Rent Ham*
■ .ffee.'BU-k do.
:w Augurs
. teuld Can. -o J inches.
Hand, Pamu I, Dove-
I tail and Sash Saws,
*o, Drawn g Knives,
,ird, V
oil, in lar, (■ ll'iiuer, Mortice end
hold' ■ f-ei Chtsftelp,
Match Planes,
', *v Large* Joint Thin
do- Rules,
t,. :!c do.
r St ' Tr ' ES ' Plane Irons,
g megs, j Cut Br.ds, assorted,
er, J carpenters Compas
ses,
~ ~>(/;, Rat-Tail and Ht-nel
anna white «t Saw files,
Z ." own r° Screws,
Huscovtulo, j *. Band p'
Uc- Ue. &f.
|v"ishiregion city, November ll tf
*ROSSi Of GETTY
Have just received from New-York and
follotving
KRGCEIiIES & LIQUORS,
, ime .f uiaica Sugars.
pond Qwaf
Spirits.
tit.
6(1 Bo v i Mould and Dipped Candles.
A few pip ?s Holland and New-York An-
Ci ly, Mace, Pepper, Clo
&c.
—IN STORE—
f. ••> Powder Tea in canisters of 2 pourids I
li.
Imperial, 1 ' I
11 ■ ,i).i, '/ear's
\■ un Hyson, y importation, end of
Uv ■ ... Skin, I theb stqxuiliyt,
iichong, J
3 Pipes genuine old Madeira V/ine.
:. ira.
I ■!'.. I i ,'.>n \
■
and Sunt.
ll a huge varie- j
. iders ;
mission, a
i' of handsome looking glasses. J
< oa.l hods, Ct',-. lie.
sold cheap, on •
oiou to them at theii
1 1 __________
f
11., , Nov 7, 1809. \
. Is. Just, to Retail
jL .tors,
De*
1 a List of I
hand:; of .
r CROFT,
tcter,
mole*
t-cci ived from New j
On.s, fie.
i, Cjfptata
General .v
vicnt of substantial and
LOODS,
the, !
i'coes, Chintzes and '
if the;
h-en's
, too large f >r
of whi ih lie will Sell at
I'l
to the sal
ure ih- pa
id Reedcr
on Mow! ty the Is' day nt'.h
ready ■ Pro
ing of
tjic said itt (J Workii.g
ton P.
i t\\o
usils
[loti i,■'. Kiti In n l
HARRIS,
arc] Town, Nov. C— wtiw
otiAiiLES .t. bourse
Cbatesuii Mar,-
iii boxes of I di j
Genuine up I London Particular wine in halt j
ter casks.
BsstSalladOilin baskets of 6 bottler, each, '
Uc. is?c. life.
■<• Town, May 24—tf.
MONEY LOST.
A BOLT the 20th of July last, a Letter
t\. containing toso bank notes of one
dredetollars each, was put into the Post, office
at Winchester, directed to Joseph Janney,
Alexandria, which letter has not been receiv.
..I, and is supposed to have been (by mis
take) put under a wrong cover, or may have
been misdirected, and gone to a post-olhcc
different fromthat to which it war. intended
ent. It is therefore requested of the
nt nostra ughout the U. S.
if any letter directed to Joseph Janney,
should come Under their notice, that they
send the .same cither to him, or to the sub
scriber, it the Idler luis in any way fallen
private hands I wm give fifty dollars
reward for the money and no questions ask
ed.
DANIEL LEE.
Winchester, Sept. 4—tf.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALK.
WILL be sold in pursuance of the last
Will and Testament of Samuel Tur
ner, Esq, at I'ublic Sale on the
premises on the- 15th day of November next
(if not previously disposed of, and in case of
sale notice will be given) that very valuable
Fannin Montgomery county late the resi- I
delice of the said deceaseel; containing
about Seven Hundred Acres of Land, Three
Hundred Acres at least in wood and fine j
timber : the residue under good enclosures
and every acre arable ; lays level andremar- J
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 tt i
farm us any in the county of its size and may
be Very conveniently divided to accomtno
pui chasers ; it lies about 18 miles from
i ii and the city of Washington, five
hem Montgomery court house and within
three miles e>f the Potomac River.
A further description is deemed unneces
sary, as it is presumed that those inclined to
purchase will view the property.
s of sale, which will be accom
modating, may be known by applying to the
subscribers living in Georgetown, district of
Columbia, or will be made known on the day
• of sale.
THO: TURNER,
HA Mi.. TURNER,
Executors.
I
{ July 28—tdos
The time of the above Sale is changed from
the 15th to Friday the 10th day of November
next, at 12 o'clock.
THOS. TURNER, 7 p _«__
SAM:.. TURNER,} r ' XI3-
October '1—
LANDS it ates or Ohio and
Kentucky
FOR SALE.
! RY Virtue of the Last Will and Testament
eased, die subscriber
for sah , .di the L .nds of the testator in
tobio 8c Kentucky. As therein a
i [urge quantity of these Lands, and the qua-
I lity in general good, they are we'd worth
! the Attention of all persons desirous of pur- :
, those* parts ofthe country, j
', The tracts are of various sizes, ami conse
i nuently calculated to suit purchaser.; of all !
iptions. Farther information respect- I
ing the said Lands may he obtained from
, Mr. Walter Dun, residing in, or near the
(own '~ of Ohio.
MEL CALL, Executor of
the last will & testament of Robert
ns, deed.
Richmond. July 19—tf
JAMEIi A. PORTER,
BY AT LAW,
H..YL-' il from his visit to the
of Washington,
d of informing his fr
ante. Asus
public pa-
Novemb f
"Vim' ' ~ " " ' ..i, , ■-
FEN HOLLARS REWAIfD.
STRAYED i .in the lower I
Rridgi (LACK
; HORSE, a'- us high, ti
i the hips ; was I ! lost
i h;m ii 'ore uncle, ga|
md [i it oi
j liad hoof'; brfbl by corking
left hi]) hone, and ms
l 3 can be If
him in the i
i other r< isonable chat
ROBERT hi. KEY.
r} V Virtue of an evd'-< from the
onrl uf Si, . Sold \
*
i county, deceased, I
I day the Sixth December next,
i , Hpushold and Kir- j
" urniture, Plantation ft, m i
Tools—twelve
.) —sums of
id tinder must be cash; notes with
• ti s- enrity witli interest from tie
" '(, A M.
COLE, Admr.
dills.
CJIL .v. e J QUEEN'S WARE
A. L. JONCHEREZ
IORMS his Friends ami the- Public,
rl, and is now
opening, a very hai
supply of Goods in his Line, which, with
what." he ' ■ '- ed from B Hit
I. le .'iiul as
one in the district on this
river.
11 lias ' inelv
to rptailei
very low advance for l od Paper,
■ inique < ■ •
I /.'
November JO—vi lan
/ Ol' 'I'll}'. VLOI
red by the laic arrivals, a ■
SUflfllll of
(FALL GOODS,
i tliey will sell very low for rash, or
o punctual purchasers A
il discount will be made to large buy-
Novemhcr 1 —
The Stats if Mtiri/huid, to -.t'tt ■
AT.L WHOM IT MAY COMCEBV.
FREDERICK WILLIAM BRUNE,
having produced to the Governor an I
exequator, signed by the President of the j
United States, and scaled with the seal of
the said United Stales, recognising him as j
Vice-Consul from his Danish Al jesty for the |
state ol .Maryland, to reside at Baltimore, j
Ordered, by !<nd With the advice and con- j
sent ofthe Council, that the said recogni- !
tion be published for the information and j
government ofthe people ofthis stale.
Given in Council, at the city of Annapolis,
under tbe .ealof the stale of Maryland,
this 19th day of September, in the year
Of OUT Lord 1809, and ofthe indepen
dence of the United States of America |i
the 34th.
EDWD: LLOYD.
By the Governor.
NINIAN PINKNEY,
Clerk ofthe Council.
JAMES MADISON,
\ President bf the United States of America,
! IO ALL WHOM -IT MAY CONCEHN:
] WHEREAS it has heen made to appear to |
J me, that Frederick Willi m Hrune, Esq. has
', been temporarily appointed Vice-Consul of
j his Danish Marcf-ty for the state of Mary
i laml, to reside at Baltimore, I do therefore i
J recognise him as such, and declare him free
|to exercise and enjoy such functions, pow
,' ers and privileges, as are allowed to Vice- j
I Ccnsuis of such friendly powers, between
| whom and the United Slates there is no par- |
tieular agreement for the regulation of the !
Consular functions.
In testimony whereof I have caused these j
letters to be made patent, and the seal I
ofthe United states tobt. hereunto affix- j
cd.
Given under my hand at the city of Wash- j
ington, the tOth day of July, in the
of our Lord 18 J9, and of the indepen
dence of the United States of America
the thirty-fourth.
JAMES MADISON.
By the l'n sideut.
R. Smi i ir, Secretary of State.
Orelered, that the foregoing be published
twice in each week, for the space of five
weeks, in the American and Federal Gazette
at Baltimore, the Maryland Gazette and. I
Maryland Republican at Annapolis, the N -
tional Intelligencer, the Easton Star, Mr
Grieves's paper at jrlage***6-town, and in Mr.
Barlgis's paper at Frederick.town
By order, NINIAN PINKNEY,
Clerk of the Council.
October 2 —2aw.'hv
STOP THE KUXAYVA*.
Ran envoy from the .Subscriber, living in
Montgomery county, Maryland, on the lith
inst a negro man named
ISAAC HORSEY,
j About J5 years of age-, 5 tee.t 6 or 7 inches ■
| high, a good deal talkative and fond of li- j
quor. He had on and took with him an old
1 k«-rsey roundabout jacket, one sleeve of
| which is drab colour, one pale blue cotton !
j do. with side pockets, and small pearl but- i
I tons, one new cross barred cotton ditto, a
short blue horseman's co; t turned up with
j buff, a pair of constitution cord pant •
! with small oval buttons on the side of the
pockets, tw« old pair ditto, one linncn the
other cotton, a striped swunsdovvn waistco .t,
two old hats, one white, the other black felt,
with the crown sowed in, one pair of half
worn sheets with nails in ibeni, and a two
t lug, in which he carried his cloatll
ing lie also took with liim a liddll
~ he plftyS tolerably, but as be bad no
, would probably dispose Of it- He
. wife at Hag-ers-town, about
Is probably lurking at present.—
vcr takes'up said negro B
illars if taken in Montgomery county,
20 dollars if but of the c
or 40 dollars if out of the state, with
' JOHN WINE MILLER,
October 18—lav
EDUCA'I 1
THE Rev. WALTER D. ADDISON of
ii, District. ofCotumbia will
and Grei k
nd A.rith
ntlcmcn, at
sixty-five pounds quar
tt rly i to him
at thi
tawtf.
RAN AWAY FROM THE SUBS Rl
lIVING in Brentou, I'rince Willi.m
jl County, Virg. on the-11th An
ii named C.V. ', \\\, 31 i
him
self Keys ; is much sun-burned, has a full
, li him a p
keen pantaloons, a Rennet. Cord
d■ i V
summer coat, besides several tiler articles.
1 he has gone not-llr
,i traced into wasliiftgton City
with a croud of negro
nig held in Fairfax county, lleia
died i-i arij
ne ol to tin oi' a
plantation. Wh< I the
receive twenty dollars reward
the subscriber. Mastei*s of •
tioned against receivyig ii board their ves
*ols the Slid SI
GERARD ALEXANDER,
Sept. 22— lawtf.
SAM: S'IF.'I'TLNHTS,
I'iuii... nrthe Centre \farfcst,
has i'ini receivi ■
2'" bitndl s SHEET IRON, and
VV CLAK.-i 10 by \2-
I arlvanta
till rly In
'lit.
N»venibor 3 Stand
OF A
. t DUCAS New 51 -
entitt
" THE :■ - OF FREI
finis con.c.nat ores.
The support of the united republican in
terest of Frederic county i>nd *'
is solicited in h.vor of a decided, in
dependent arid inflexible Democratic |
' conducted Upon the broad and liberal basis
j oi' republicanism. In this count; ruostpar
j tieularly, thi utility of, and e\. •
I for, a newspaper which, combii
1 with perseverance .nd intelligence with ap
| plication, shall constitute a faithful auxilia
,t, to. tiie Republican phalanx, most ippear
manifest to ever) friemd of sound princ
Toenab.e an Editor, therefore, sati
torily to consunimatt the views of; such an
engagement; it is big .ly important, nay in
dispensible, tliat such patronage 1,.- yidd-
I ed, as shall secure him from pecuniary em
brrrussiiy.nl, and afford him at the BUTlie
time, a certain recontpence for tl
must .sustain, and the sacrifices of time and
comforts, winch it will become his tli
make, lo h.is friends, aid > iples
he binds himself to cherish an., promote.—
That support, he confidently believes, will
be awarded him. He predicates this confi
dence Upon the patriotism and liberality of
! the republicans ofthis county, manii
in more than one instance, on similar
sions. But, .as he who pro] jour
Editor, i 5 yet a stranger in ihe c>
as some anxiety will naturally be c-Ncited,
1 and enquiry made, as well in regard to his
political as to his n:or;.l characfo
ian unreserved annunciation of the loading
' features of the proposed establishment, in-
I dependent, of the sanction of custom which
lit bears, may materially subserve the plan
; in view, he here submits them, undisguised
; and palp ,ble.
| The Editor is a native American, prowl
I and tenacious of his birth -right—who, since
| reason adjusted the balance of his mind,
j has ever been devoutly attached to the ho
nest cause of republicanism—to the policy
j which dictated the measures of the p
i present dministrution of the genera] go
vernment—to a pure system of democ
and to the sacred and imir ciples
which actuated the patriots and sages of our
■ ition, ami stimulated by Which
achieved that independence which too ma
ny of their unworthy descendant* enjoy hut
to abuse
Professing sentiments and feelings Riirh
as these, il were idle w ste of
cl re wh.-t. shall be the bins of ' The Free
man," was it not the en-nest desire of the
Editor to le ye no room for doubt on even
themnsi imm.lt howe
ver, be sufficient in th
to detect and to correct error—to defeat the
machinations of Munitions and restles
rits—to inculcate the great >m< sublim
nets of republicanism—and to diffuse thro'
out the sphere in which it is dest-in* d to
move, a thorough and correct knowledge of ,
men and measures—i* the primary and chief
design of this establisl ut let it be
distinctly under , t,o long as the ;
'•• drill have power to resist, so long'
iwill he repel ail undue influence, as an en
croachment on tbe ]ii. of bis sta
tion—arid never, whilst under his charge, j
shall " Thi Frei l lo any au- '
," 01" control in it- , jour
nal,
individual control of 11 I and
assisted by truth, justice, liber dity, and
decorum—with such aids, in a
much may be expected, ."■ '.\ r he
done.
Having rehearsed the chief points pf his
I, and having pkewisi I in ■<
summary way, the tli
Editor deems it useless to .11 llie
feasibility OT merits of the undertaking, in
to multiply pro) I . test the
jMiril>
nenl and liberality of the in
I, that they will con,
in support of r.n iistit i
ice in
promoting that c tad to
the freedom of I ound
tosupport SAMUEL M i 3tLL.
terms of publication.
"Tli ti of Frederic," will be is.
sued i very Thursd ;v rveliingto i
in town ; th
throw- totnary channels.
bsc'rjptlon per year, two dom.aks—
one half in :. months.
During rh each
i e.ir, the o iper | niblished'. h
~!' . utra i", j
i will'commence early .in Uae
ptelT.bcr.
Sept.. 4—
C FICK OF
PUBLIC ADFf'.F
vi tork, June 10, 1809.
TUB Propriety's of lii's < stabllshm -nt have
■■ ngement, that
rl, and of -
' in..d-d by
'' W ____
ile ttftHp
• I idvoruti
'IC A DVEU
Satur
" NEW YORK JO URN ST.."
It will be furnh
price of Thuee Do 1.1. aus per
city of New York. Those wlio
hsonly, will be eh irg
.. Dim.i ,*.!;•., and "' i ill Pcriber will
vi of time.
FRANK, WHITE & Co.
No. , street.
October 20—
Tn IOLDERS
Tn th MKRCIAL COMJKINT »/
IFASI/INCTON,
JOSEPH FORREST. Pr.
October Jb—wtDlß
DWAWD UJ 0.-
-tiovern
A PRO
Wted tf
' I. A V
. tanner . . ■ lown,
, ouniy, th .1 was,
iiiiclaj,'
the foi rtli day of Sepl - • i.
has r< asm that
some malicious person or | ilfuily
■ to the stime- is ot
lat ihts
I here
fore thought il j- 'ie this i.'.y pro.
and
I ol the (louncil reward of
• will disco
ver tl. ' 'he 3uid
crime, provided la. sh<\, or tney, or, any
oftliem, be canvicte •' th ' ;) , wid I
over, I do, by virtue of itilhority and
t d iv me, belt by pvot
to any person Icing
or pc. peti ators of th n the
d, die
Lor.-i i
of Amcrioa the thirty fourth.
EDWARD LL<
By his Excellency's comm
N 1 M A N I'l v
ilislix-d twice in each week
for '.lie spa'
and Federal -Gazette at Baltimore, the Ma
ry land Gazette and M publican at
, Mr*
BartgiVa paper at Frederick-town, ti.,
I Herald at Hagars-to wii, Jit in ihe
at Easton.
October 2—2awsw
NOTICE.
\\ AS commit ted t • 'die jail of Frederick
ty, Md. on the 10th inst. as a runaway,
a Negro man who calls trims' h IIK.V AW , he
is about 5 feel 9 or 10 inches high, well
1 and eery black, with large w hiskets, si
eel 10 be about 3b years of age, tie has a
small scar on kis forehead, one on his left
aye broW, and a small Bear mi '
eve, lie likewise has a sinal'knot
of the right hand, has losi the in
the second toe on his left Coot Lis i lothing
when committed i wet, a
striped cotton v\ • cotton shirt, a
"(buckskin . a fur lint half
] worn :u.d i'pair of shoes, lie had with him
a large bay horse, Kiddle, bridle, and saddle
: bigs. and Says he belongs to Mr. John it. yoF
Bath county, Virgiura, about 12 miles from
the Warm Springs. The owner
requested to come an .id Negro,
otherwise he will be sold for his prison fee*
agreeably to law.
EZHA MAX!
of Frederick county,
November 3 —v, .'lt
(EJvThe Editors ofthe American at '
more, the Star ut EaSton and
r at VV shi ■ pub
lish the ihove 8 weeks in their respeciiva
rsand forward their accounts.
NOTICE is hereby given th
scriber hath obtained from tbe Qi,
: Court of Prince Gcorgi 9 i ount
mtntary on the IVrsonal !'•:
Marlow, deceased, all persons h
i against ssiel estat
I in properly authenticated on at
I 25th ,: - di next, and all
II tO said estate I
ment to
ELIZABETH MaRLOW,
■■■i-2—w6t
FOB SALE.
ON Faidai of N weml -
Subscriber will oli'er at Pu >lii
200 acres of L \ hich I now elwelj^
unty, Mar;
i two mites from Rockville and about
on the city of V. a healthy
Lion, with n good Dwelling House,
t, four rooms below st
nu" t l.oi'
house ; a : list'dl
ing, 20 by 40 •
venient houses, . hard with
d V, il h bout BGO lr< es ,[I
dnw from 20 to
part are set in tim
. wood and well timbered., li
are inclined to purchase, l
will come and view the Land and pr<
prior to the day of sale. I Ibe a
crop of sm .11 grain sown, '■ . will
.de known on tin
will be required o, c fourth part of Un
money paid by the Ist da*,
her, and a 4th part again by the ].)ih tl
March next, or
und for tin : t will be
wilh two '
day of salr, without inter.
paid. A deed 0
given to the pur gh ing a
with •
at 2 o'clock at An am Roßß'stavern, '•'
viiie.
EDWARD WILLL
October 23—?-
-not'lcf"
rill-. Subscriber, bavin,
irt of Pile
county Letters i
Personal Estate of V*
will expns
of the present month at ti.
F'antatton i
county, mi. tin '
id lie/.in 1!
s, Cattle, --
of Corn, hoe, O \\sr>,
sundry articles of 1!
Hire, I Man Ist ion t
of other ftrtieles, \• •
will be
appro- m tbfc
d:.\ ofsalc All j.' i
the vouch' r "iber,
to HI '■
a wf.
from ■
| is disposed of
ARCIID. VAN HORN, Adm'r