The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1803-11-11 00:00:00, page 4

TWO DOLLARS REWARD. j
STRA YEED away from the fubferiher o- the
_51h.uk.
Two fat Steers,
white with fome red fpots on the fore moul
der-, and head, with fome t3r on the mnidie
of r he e.ack , the above reward will be paid for
be'th, or one dollar, for either, and all reafon
able charges paid by
MEaHLON AIRINSoN, near
the Center Market.
November 7—-31
NOTICE.
WILL be fold st public auction, on
Wednef.ay the 33d inft, at the Twenty
buildings in the city of Wifhington, the per
fonal property of Redmond Barry deceafed,
confifti. g of fome plate, houf-hold kitchen
furniture, together with a horfe and chair
with harnefs, and one cow and calf. Terms
fix month'credit for all funis ovtr 19 dollars,
the purchafers giving bonds with approved
feeurity for the paymont with inteitft from
tht day of fale until paid.
JOHANNA BaRRY. admit.
Noven.ber 7 — it
~~RAPINE, CONRAD & Co.
NEW JKUSEY AVENUE.
Have juft received the following
NEW BOOKS.
THE life of Lorenzo De* Medici,3 vol.
Denon's travels in Upper and Lower Egypt
during the c.mpaignsof gen. Bonaparte in
F th.t country, 2 voh
Willie!.'. Oom.ftic Encyclopedia ; or Diction- j
ary of fidis and ufeful knowledge, vol. I.
& It, for which the fubfiription is fiiil
open—_!.>' price will beenhanced to nonfub
fcriVcr*.
The Marriage Promife, a new comedy.
Public characters, rr cotemporar) biography,
ccitUaining the memoirs of the nmft cole
bra'ed p.rfonagts ef this country and Eu
rope
John Bull, or an EngliCiman's fire fide, a new
comedy.
Tale of My fiery— ditto,
Friend of Women, trariflated from the French.
JSoiTuet's Select Sermons, &c &c.
N. i> ____.R C- & Co Have always on
h.nd, at moderate prices, writing letter ape*
wnirjiing papers qui 'la, wafers, f.aling-W*.
ink pow_er, ink and fand ffai* 1 pocket books
playing cards, paichment, blank and ace.**"'
books, copper plate ccpies, «Vc. 6c.
___i
FOR SALE.
AH'ndfe.me NEW GIOG and Harnefs
full j hted, built in Philadelphia, from
the Lft London fafliion, may be feen and the
term* known at Mr Lovell's, the Union Ta
vern Pennfylvania Avenue.
November 9—-JC
4,00 C weight of flrst quality
IIRKIN BUTTER
Jull received and for Sale by
ALEXANDER M'CORMICE,
Capitol Hill, Washington, Nv. 7—if
MILITARY LANDS 1 OR SALE."
By virtue of a power dele
gated to his executors, by the laft wiil and
toft anient of John Rofe, e.'q. decea'ed, late
of the ce.unty of W-ftmoreland we the fub
fcriber,, having taiken upon __rfclvc~ the ex
ecution of J is faid will, and qualified thereto
according to law, now offer tor fale, the foi*
lowing tr; _ts ol land, viz.
One tract of fifteen hundred acres, by pa
tent, bearing d_te 7th e,f day of January,
1796. tying on Cumberland river, in the ftate
ol Kentucky.
One o 1500 acres by patent, bearing date
rhe £oth d.y of /ut-uft, 1797,011 the wate***
of Faint Creek, between the Miami and Sci
ta jivers.
of ijeo acres by patent, hearing date
the *sth of April i€oo, alfo ou the waters of
.'air.t Creek..
One of _zoo acres by pstent, bearing date
the _s*h day of April 1800, lying on the
hank-, ofthe. Seiota liver.
t, Two other fmall tots of one and two hun
dred ac*es on the waters of Lees creek a
brar.cn of th. Rattle Snake fort; of Paint
deck.
One other fmull traA, of 360 acres, in the
fame neighbor hood— and laftly,
©ne oth.r of 150© acres, furveyedjand
patented fe _ Bur«efs Bell, lying on a branch
of Gafpars river, adjoining the upper corner
of Gco.£. Wafhington's furvey, and the fame
having been fold and conveyed by the faid
Bell to the faid Rofe. Propofals for a pw
chafc cf the whole or any part of the faid
lands wili be received verbally or by letter,
addrcfled to any of the fubferiher*. Ihe taies
on thefe lands have been regulary paid, and a
clear and indilputabic title will be made the
purchafer, by
HENRY ROSE, Alexandria, }
Wm.ROBINSON, Leeds, i Etecutots.
«Lsu. BiRRY, Port Royal, 3
.September 26. am
This day is Published,
By Samuel H. Smith.
And for fale at his Office, and at the
' hookflore of Rapine, Conrad and Co.
Price 25 Cents—
REFLECTIONS
ON THE
CESSION of LOUISIANA
TO THE
UNITED STATES.
By Syi.vesthis.
Oftober 17. 1803.
FOR SALE. I
THE Plantation on which ! live, con
taining about 600 acres of valuable
and. The improvements art, an exceeding
good dwelling houfe two ftcxies high, 4%
feet long, by 36 feet wide, with a paffage
through the middle, three rooms below and
four above ftn.ru, with fire places in all biit
one, and a dry tweet cellar, the fizc of the
houfe, in which is a capital vault with two j
rooms, and above is a fine airy pantry. A
kitchen 36 by _8, two flories high, with a
kitchen md laandry below, and lodg'tig rooms
for fervan.B above. A s. a filing houfe meat j
hi ufe and dairy and in fliorr. every neceffary !
improvement for the accommodation of a fa- |
mily, and a very fine collection of grafted
and budded peach trees of the moft approved
-ind<, chiefly from Princes nurfety on Long
Illand, which are juft beginning to bear, j
This property is fituated in a healthy genteel j
neighborhood, about four miles from the I
city of Wafhington, five from Alexandria.
N< arly one half is in wood an f. tint' ercd, and
the rcfidue arable and meadow land , of ths
latter, there are about 50 or 60 acres under
the fc ythe and more may be c.fiiy laid dawn
Perhaps no tradl of the fame fize, abounds
jme re. in fine fprings, there being a never
j .ailing ftream in every field, beficb.s an *bun
I dar.t one -which runs through the meadow and
! from which the greateft part of it may be
watered For terms apply to the fubfcriber
on tl.e ore__r_-. i
OVERTON CARR.
September 19. eptf
A Valuable Purchafe.
To be fold by private contract, on an unu
fual long credit, a part ofthe va uable
eftatc, belonging to AN l HONY ADD! ON,
j efq. cailcd CtiicS.fler with addition, lying on
j the Waters cf she Eaftern Brai.ch, immedi
ately oppofite the city of Wafhington .It
extends from below the N-vy Yard up to
within a few yards of the fott of thehringe, j
and has oa it the ferry over the Brunch.
commonly celled Nailers, or Dyer's Ferry. [
The cftate is d *';ded into lots for the accom
modati.ii of purchafers, a e.rrect plat of
which is in the hnndß of capt. Marbury of
Blue plains oppofite Alexandria. Capt. Mar
bury may be fpoken with at the bank of Co
lombia on every . hurfday.
October 19. ef4W
* 1
Fifty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from the fubfcriber, on Satur
day the Bth of this inftant, a NEGRO
FELLOW by the name of DICK ; he is a
likely well made fellow, tbout twenty or
twenty-one years of age, five feet eight or i
nine inches higjh, rather of a light colour, has j
a good head of hair with a fine fet of teeth i
an*' when fpoken to has a fouling look ; had j
on when he went awny a green nf gro cotton j
great coat, German orr.-burg fhirt, hempen
rolls overhauls, and a felt hat about haifj
worn, fook with Lima fhort jacket of olive \
coloured fuftcn with yellow hutt»MK, a pair
of o'ive coloured fancy cord pantaloon-, aa .
old black broad cloth coat v.irh necal but- j
tons, with other articles ol clo-thing not re- j
collected.
He was feen at Fred-rickfburg on the firft
day of th* race*, al.d it is probable he is ftill
lurklrg about that place. He is the property
of Doctor Robert H. Rofe of this county, and
wa9 hired from him by the fubfcriber. I for
warn all matters o! vtffcls and others from j
harbouring or carrying the faid fellow out of
thi* ftate at their peril. I will give the above
reward to any perlo:i who wdl deliver him to
me refiding in Oiange county, or fecure him
in any goal and give fuch information that I
get him again.
LEONARD H MAURY.
**,i;..,..„, (o , v • o'l-r 14th. 'w
ii.__nv_A_> U___tPENT_-_t, Ta__.ok.
HAS jofl received an handfome ftipp'y -f fall
goods which Ik is determined 10 tell aid
mke upon the raoft reafonal.le terms, and in
the beft and moft fafhionabie manner, *-.<!
greateft expedition.
Penrfy vinia Avenue, near the Prefident's
Square nd Cipitol Hill, feveuth hoof, from
_he Capitol.
oa. 14. ti
n otTce.
APPLICATION is intended to be made
at the Treafury f»r the renewal of the
pillowing deferibed certificates of ktcgiflered
debt which have been loft, vi*j. No. __oj
and 1101, given to James Moore and Andrew
H.nd.rf.n for 165 69 looths cents each—ofie
to Charles Auronet, No. .199 for 1.5
69-iooths cents—another to M.redith Weo,
No -193, for -64 6__ooths cents, and one
granted to Charles Miller, No. for i6j
69 tooths cents, all bearing intereft from ill
July 1781.
WILLIAM CALHOUN.
October a6.—6w
"COLUMBIAN INN. j
GEORE-: OWN.
'THE Subferiber begs leave to fblieit the
X patronage of his former friends and cuf
tomers, and in orris them he ftill continues
at the Columbian Inn— where he wiil be hap
py to have it iii his power to accommodate
them as ufual.
JOHN H. BARNEY.
September ir. *v«J
AA perions having claim-01
demands of any nat Sire againft the lubferiber
are requefted to exhibit their accounts, with
out delay, to JOHN HEWIT or Hit HARD
FORREST, Elqrs. of the city of Waftiin*g
ton, -ho are authorifed, in my name, to ad
juft and fettle the fame and ill perfons in
debted to mc arc requefted o make payment
to either of the gentlemen above named.
SAMUEL BLODGET. ,
March 30. tf
BISCUIT BAKE HOUSE,
Near the Sugar House New- Jersey
Avenue.
I~*HE fubfcriber commenced the. above
bufinefs in a its various branches;
where merchants or owners of veffes may be |
fupp, cet m i«.lon«be terms; '-fo private
fami'ies with the beft of Crackers.
REFER MILLER*
Wafhington Arguft 19. tf
1 T WILL fell five hundred and fifty acres 0 |
JI Land whereon I live, in Fairfax county, |
' within five iwiles of the court houfe, aud with- !
in twenty of the City of Wafhington, Alex- j
andria, Dumf-ies, and twelve of the Oca- *
quon mills, it is a healthy fituation, the land
fertile, and has about two hundred acres „f
w»o. to cut, there is a great proportion of
white and red oak popular and hickory tim
ber.—There is nearly one hundred acres of
prime land for meadow, I will give fix months
j credit for one foarth of the p_rchafe money
—twelve months for rhe other quarter, eigh
t-en for the third, and two yeirs for the laft
payment, a purchafer will find ms on the
I he premifes.
Thos. POLLARD
I Peb _rft ep
JUTf Rlv ElVi_l>,
By the Urited States, Copt. Finley
from Liverpool,
Fall Goods, viz.
Brafs Plate and wire fenders and irons, (ho
vel and tongs, pokers, bellows, coal hods,
bell metal kettles, brafs foo men, knives and
forks, plated bridle hit- and (tirrups with a
variety of faddicry, brafs ware, kitchen fur
niture, toots a_d buildi.ig mat> rials, &c.
HENRY INGLE.
Wrfhin.fon o_t _B._-.pvn.
JO R _. N Y~
AND immediate pofTfiion given, a two ftory
. frame HOUSE, in ihe city of vVafh'rigon, on
!fq 1.4, oppofite to Robert Peacock's efq.
1 lately o.cupied by d-_lor T.bhs Contain
irg 3 roonir and a large pantry on the ift
ft or, tw on the i«l fluor with gai ret rooms -
! I iaza and balcony to 'he f«.u»h front, ce'.hr
sftd dry well, wkh an exce'lent garden—kitch
en ftahle and carriage houfe, with every other
conveniens fit for the reception of a genteel
family— for further particulars, enquire at the
ftore of Mr. X npi a few doors eaft o
Rhodes's tavern, north F llic.t
Odober 19 tf
LEG i 1 U R 1_ 5.
IN a f.ience fo Various and complicated as
the prefent fyftem of the LAW nothing
which tends to facilitate the progrefs ot the
ftudent can be deemed ufelefs It is with
f this view that the lubferiber propofes to dc
liver during the winter, (and if fuitahle en
cooragenient often, annually)
A COURSE OF LECTURES,
On Education, Belles Letters, Compo
sition, History and Law.
The fubfcriber means to divide the fame
into two diftinct eourfes. The object of the
I divifion is, that young gentlemen who are
j defigned to fill ftations in a.iive life, diftinct
, from thofe of the learned profefiions, may re- '
' fort to that courfe ot lectures which will be
j delivered without a relation to the Law, which
• will be the fol. foundation of the other.
If the plan fhould meet with fuccefs, tbe
' fubfcriber com..mpi.tes furnifhing, next win
ter, a handfome Library, for the ufe of fuch
: gentlemen as feel defirous of patronifing the
j undertaking.
The municipal laws of each ftate will then
jbe provided—That ftudents at law from any J
part ofthe United States wi:l find it their in
tereft to repair to the Metropolis, to purfue
their ftudics ; where they will have the _d.
vantage of attending the Congrcffional do- I
■ bates. I
The facility of aceefs which the houfes of
Congrefi offer, is a circumftance peculiarly
advantageous to the ftudent, and the youthful
pleader, net en'y irom the light which
thrown in tbe courfe of debate on controvert
ed queftior la of law ; not only to be. derived
, from witneffirij; the c-.ger contefts, the vigo
rous attacks, tbe wary methods of defence,
exhibit, d by n*e-n of the molt conlpicuous ta .
lenis, riv- in _,ike in abilities . nd fntcrciv.
hut clpici ly from this confideration, that
tint spea'ci 1 ai ■-, in general, exempted by the ',
nature oi ther fundi-.)*, from thofe defects
to which iltaders ire peculiarly expofed
h. Ledlur s will commence the firft wee
in I>. -ffTiher ___r, nd continue until twelve >
rfiftincl Lc'luies m tach courfe fliall have be*''
dclivcn.
'he te ms msy be known by _pp-c_
perlonai y, or by Inter* poft paid to
ROBeRT WiRE PEACOCK,
Attorney ac Law.
City of W ufhington,
O.ff-ber if NI-eUGtDr
Wants a Place.
WITH a gentleman or in a family, a young j
M.m who ha* been .eculhimed to the care of
hor.es nd driving a carriage, a ii c left at
tbe 1 flice of this paper will be duly attended ,
to.
October _—?t
Lots for iale.
IN eligible fituation*, and upon very ad
vantageous terms plan of the feveral
/quares in which they ,»re contained may be
ften and terms thereon by applying to,
KOiti-Ili r PEACOCK.
At r • ~ \ t-yai.c. r.
MECHANICS HALL.
IHE .üblcri'-er r-lpe._llully informs hi
fricn.ls in', th- 1 v!. ic, that he ha. ope.-ie |
ed * H- ulc of En< ri-inment, 011 the cauf.s
way in Georg.. Iwn . the fign of th I
Oi-lden . d i ompafs, for the accom- ,
modation of travellers and others, entitled
the Mcehai ie Hid
-ill tlofe who do not tl ink themfelves above
a m*(ha. ic wni find it t ci. intereft tocall
on h.m is he ph - ges himfelf to the public !
to 'ie Moderate in hi- cha g« and Se> ke< p a i
fuip'y ofthe iie-ft of every article in his line
of bufinefs ILving feveral genteel rooms
with fire piaci* in each parlies 0:1 bufinefs
can have private rooms Oyfler fuppers
while iv leahm will be prepared oi* the fhort- >
eft notice. Be r and porter ifo, new (pa
pers of different politics, re.guia.-y fiied in |
I the bar room. j
He alfo keeps a fmall alTurtmentof Oro- ,
ceries, of the beft quality, which he fels I
low. Any favor in either line will be grate- I
fully ackcowledgcd, hy the public's hi.
fervant,
ANDREW M'DONALD.
$fp A few genteel perfons may be a
j modatcd on moderate term*, with bo*
by the week, month or year.
A woman, well acquainted with cr>
and of good character, is wanted, t<
liberal wages will be given,
Auguft 3, 1
Phyfiognotrace
LIKRKESSES ERGRAVKB,
j r T~ , HE fubfcriber begs leave to iaform the
]JL public, th it he iiir* 1108 to take lik'-neffcs
in this place for a fhort time, and refpecTlully
f elicits of the lowers and protectors ol the fine
arts, the fame favors and patronage he has
met with in different cities of ihe United
States, where he has taken a great number of
likeneffei., among which are thofe af the moft
diftii guifhed characters, copies of which may
be feen at his lodgings (at David Shoema
ker's F ftreet near the Bank).
St. MEMIN.
October 38—6t
Dancing School.
fubfcriber refpectfully, informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen .of 'Vafhington,
that he ha. i pened his Dancing School the
acth of this month, at his own rcGdence _ or
3 doors below Rhodes'* Hotel, in a very fpa
ciou: and convenient room : any perfon de
firous of being inftructed in the different
branches of that art, will (in making anpli
c tion, at the fubferiber's Tancing School)
be imormed of all the neceffary particulars,
his .drool is always open at n o'clock in the
morning for young Indies and at 7 in the
evening for gentlemen oa Mondays, Wed
nefdays, and Fridays*.
XAUPI.
Wafhington. Off __. —xawaw
In the Case of LUKE SHANNON an
Insolvent Debtor
IT is ordered that fin months from and after
the firft day of November next, be limited
and appointed fur the Creditor* to Vring in
and tx/iibit their- claims to Gkoroc An
drswb of the lity <>i Wdfhington, Truftec,
appointed for the benefit of the Creditors of
the f-iid Luke Shannon; —and that a copy of
this order ho 1 u-b'iflic-d once in each week
until the tenth -ay of January next, in the
j National Intelligencer. By order ol William
Craneh, Efquire.
URIAH FORREST, Clerk.
Nwvemher 4 —iawioj
Nature Dilplayed,
J MARCH, of Georgetown, is appointed
• by Mr. Dune*, of Philadelphia, to
receive fubferiptions for his " Nature Difplay
cd"— in her mode of teaching language to
Man, or, a new and infal able method of
acquiring a language in the fhort.ft time pof
fible, deduced from the analyfis ofthe Human
Mind, and confequtntly fuited to every capa
city,
Propofals may be feen at J. Marchs' ftore.
November 4—3t
~~R~A " F F L ..
STHOMEE, begs leave to inform the
• ladies and geßtlemen, that he has epen
,ed a Raffle at Mr. Stille's Tavern, Capitol
Hill, the . .deles are as follows :
One fuperb locket beautifully fet round
with ferrh, with gold chain complete—
value aoo dolls.
One handfome do. with the locket fet elegant
ly in pearls, value, 50 dolls.
Two handfome glaffe.., with eagle ornsments
and gilt chains complete, value 90 dolls.
One do. to correspond, value 45 dolls.
Ihe terms wili be made known at Mr.
Stille'swhere the articles may befeen, or at the
ftore of the fubfcrlbers oppofite Mr. March's
book ftore
I S. Thomee, returns his tSanks for the en.
j couragen-ient received ard informs the public
that his bufinefs requires his immediate return
to Philadelphia, and will leave here in two
1 weeks.
November 4 —31
N. B. His (lock on hand of elegant glaffes
he wiil fell low for o&fh.
Conveyancing Office.
THE tubferiber grateful to his friends and
the public, for the f'upport he has hither
to met with, begs leave to inform them, that
his Office is now kept on I ftreet, between the
6 and 7 buildings and nearly oppofite the
Weil market.
Titles to City lots inveftigntcd.
Bufinefs tranfacted at any of the public
offices.
Lots and-houf.s in various eligible fifuations
to fell, leafe, or exchange.
R. W- PEACOCK, Att. at W
and conveyancer.
November 4 —
*or Sale or Kent.
AN elegant two ftory BRicjt house fituat
ed on South N. ftreet, fquare 651 City of
Wafhington. having four w-U finifhed rooms
i with an excelreni cellar „adcr the whole, a
credit of 3 and - months will be given if fold
for notes with approved indorfers for .or
j ther information enquire of RO.-'ERT CHER
I RY, New Jerfey avenue City of Wafhington,
or JAMES KNIOHT, High Street George
1 Town.
November 4th, 1503. 3t&wtf.
,N. B A Woman that will undertake the
care of a family, and can come well recom
mended, liberal wages will be given, en
quire as nbove.
Grocery & Liquor Store.
SAMUEL MMNfIRE informs the inha
bitant* of W a f*ington and the public in
; general, that be has opened a grocery and
liquor ftore at the Navy yard oppofite Mr
j Front's, where he has and intends to keep a
I fur.pl/of every thing in his line ofthe beft
quality. He has now on hand, beft
Comae brandy, Madeira wine,
B urdeaux. do. Sh.rry do
Holland gin, very fine Young Hyfon,
for immediate ufe, Hyfon fkin,
Jamaica fptrits, Imperial tea,
Whifkey, flee. Hyfon,
Lifbi.i wine, Loaf, umji, and brown
Soap and candles, fug->r,
t Bacon firft quality, Beft Spa»ifh fegars,
And a variety of other artieies all which
he intends to fell on the loweft terms for
j Cam.
N. B A lot for fale in an eligible fituation
1 on the Capitol hill, New Jerfey Avenue.
November 4 —tf
~L_ouKiNG GLASSES^"
j /""CONVEX Mirrors, girandoles, toilet
1 V-< , 1 11. s, elegant prints, prints and win
arnpblack, cabinet ware Print
dec. &c. for fale
oi for cafh or approved pa
. VVorthingtsn's Fcnnfyl
-If Markit by
'LLWEE.
' l * taw 111! I
NOTICE.
THIS i 3 to "give not'iac that the fubfcriber o
Wafhington city hath obtained Iron the Or
phans c.urt of Wafhingion in the Din rift o
Columbia, letters of adminiflration On the
perfonal ftate ol NAi HAMIIL GOOD LL
| late ot faid city and county deceafed ; all per-'
j fons having claims againft the f.id dtCeafed are
i hereby warned to exhibit the fame, with the
| vouchers thereof, to the fubfcriber at or be
fore the 15th day ef May next, they may
otherwife by law be excluded from all benefit
of the faid eftate—Gi»en under my hand this
4th day ol November, 1803.
ORLANDO COCK, Adm.
November 4 —taw3w
FOR SALE
By LEWIS CLEPHAN East of the
Branch bank on F. street City of
Washington.
PAINTKBS COLORS OF ALL SORTS.
Whi:e Lead in kegs Red Lead,
and dry, Spruce Ocher,
Stone Ocher of fuperior Patent Yellow,
quality, Gold Litr_gc-
Turkey Umber, Pruflian Blue, ift and
Vermiiion, _nd ejuality,
Beft t.'armiii drop lack, Kings Yell-w,
Painters Bruflies of all Linf-ed oil and fpirit*
forte, of turpentine,
Window glafs to by ia— 8 by 10, and 7 by .
Gold and filver leaf by the pack or book,
Large fhcet glafs cut to any fize
Gentlemen fending their Safhes will have
them neatly glazed and on lnodeiatc
terms. All orders from the country wiil
be carefully attended to.
Auguft 3. rawef'
NOTICE.
THIS is to give notice, that the fubfcriber
of .Vafhingtan City, hath obtained irom.
the Orphan'sceurt o' Wafhington courty in
the Diltrift of Columbia, letters of adminif
tratien on the perfonal eftjte of Redmond
Barry, late of faid city and c-unty dcceaf.d.
All perfons having chirns againft the faid de
ceafed are hereby warned to exhibit the f me,
with the vou-hers thereof, to the fubfcriber
at or befcre the Ijth day of May next, they
may otherwife by law be excluded from all
benefit of the faid eftatc given under my
hand this 311 day of Oftober. ißoj.
JOHANNA BARRY, adminiftratrix.
Nov. 2 —iaw<tw
WILL be fold, conforma
bly to an order frem the Orphans court of
Charles county, at public fale, on Saturday
the 19th day of November next, at the houfe
of Elifha Jones's near Broad Creek, fui dry
NEGROES—to wit—one negro veomanand
her three children. Ihe woman is about 35
years of age, flic is healthy and accuffomed
to plantation work—her children two girlg
and a boy, are between the ages of four ;>o*T
thirteen they will be fold for ready monef
by
EDWARD JONES, jun. adm. ok
Alexius Jones deceafed.
October aß—jtraw
IN CHANCERY, October 14, 1603
Richard Jones,
versus
John Hill.
THE object of the bill is
to obtain a decree for recording a deed exe
cuted by the defendant on the firll day of Oc
tober eighteen hundred for con v.) ing unto
the complainant a lot or parcel ol ground ad
joining to the town of Bladciifburgb, being
a part of a traft of land ctd'ee-1 Blenheim l di,
particularly defcribed in the faid deed. The
bill ftates that tho defendant haih removed
out of the ftate of Maryland.
It is thereupon adjudged and ordered that
the complainant by caufing a copy of this order
to be inferted three fucceffive weeks in the
National Intelligencer in the city of Waftiing
son before the twentieth day of November
next give* notice to the abf.at defendant of
this application and of the fubftance and ob
ject of the bill, that he may be warned to
appear here in perfon »r by a foliciter of this
ce-nrt on or before the twentieth day of
M-.cii next, to ihew caufe (if u ny he hath)
wherefore a decree fhould not be paffed as
prayed.
Tefl SAMUEL H. HOWARD. R.C. C.
Oftober _i. 3w
1 St. Mary's County Court, August term,
1803.
i State of Maryland, St. Mary's County fs.
WHEREAS application hath been made
to Saint Mary's County Court, by the
. Heirs and Reprefentatives of the late George
Booth, of the laid County, to obtain a divi
fion of the real eftate of the f -id Oeorge
Booth, agreeable to a commiflion returned,
confirmed and recorded in our faid Court.
• It i* therefore ordered by the Court th_t John
Booth and John Keneln Booth, who are ftated
tobeabfent from the faid County, .nd en
titled if prefent, to make election to take the
eftate of the ft id George Booth, who as it ia
ftated died intcftate, be and appear before ouc
faid County Court, to he held at Leonard-
Town m the laid County, on the firft Mon
daj of March next, to make their election
to take tne real eftate of the faid George
Booth, at the valuation made by the Com
niifliofiei-8 under the aforefaid Commiflion,
agreeable to the acts of the Affcmbiy in fuch
cafes made and provided.
hy order,
J. HARRIS, Clk.
St. Mary's County.
Oct. _6.*—iaW4w
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