The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1805-02-13 00:00:00, page 4

Tucker's Black'ftone.
May be had for the ptefent at the fubfeription
p Ice of J. March, George-town, Wm
Duaae, r.nd Rapine, Conrad & Co. city o f
Wafh'ngton- J, Kennedy, and Meffrs
©rr.y.'s Alexandria—Mr. Brundigc, Dum.
fries Mr. Henderfon, Frederkkfburg—
Mr. 3. Pleafanti, and Mr. Prichard,
Rithmond Bnniale, Conrad, and O-
Norroik--Soflicrvil c, Cenrad & Co. Peterf
htirg -J. tlir.ftcr—J. Swape, Staun
l% v —J, Alburtis, and Wm. Somerville, Mar
tinfburg—J. Ga'es, Raleigh—-Bai'ey and
Wrier, Ch-.rfton Conrad, &CoG. KiS,
Warner and Hannah, Eal-
the liook-ftores generally in Phiia
.: Kia Meffrs. Swords, New York, and
C I.ingham. Bofton.
February «i ' cp4W
Charlotte-Hall School.
i THE Tmfrees having met this day ac
/v cording t-> a io;rnment ; and, havi- ■■■x con,
it increzfe.of refponfihility
attached to the duties of the Princip-d from
the fl.uriflufig ft«te of the loftitutioM. ro^
fulvr..'. • 1 falary to 1000 dollars per
nof«, they then proceeded, by ballot, to
,d the Rev. George Ralph was
•una.iimoufly chefcu.
The Trurtecs acqcuint the public 0/ this
"ement ami that the claff's are now
op*n. Tlic Stewards houfe, aiib, has been
fully repaired md evcrv-'cnr.ifomble accom.
• modation attended to, for the reception of
hoarders.
Terms for the prefent ye*r.
Tuition, twenty dollars per annum.
Board, 281. 71. Ci Maryland Currency.
An<l 2!. 101. cd. if ted and bedding be
Jurnifhed.
Payments to 1-e mad:i quarterly and one
quart«r alwa,ys in adi
By order.
f ..E H. SHAW, Reg.
FcbT n m. rt
The American Gardener.
District of Columbia, to wit:
Bit remembered that on this eighteenth
r in the year if our Lord
one thoufand eight hundred and four. John
Gardener and David * the Diftmft
rjJener to Go-/. Mucer and
Mafon) hath depoficed in the Clerk's
of the diftj i<sl coXirt of the United btateH
for the <ii r ,}r\S. "' - o.umbia, the title of a
fthey claim a* authors,
in 'he w rds foihrWing, to wit: *' The Ame
ncan G ■ (•;.'•- conrainirg npk direel ons
for we}-, king a kitchen garden every month in
the year, an< copious mftrudtions for the
cu'Uvation of fliwer gsrdent, "me yards,
nurferics, ho >ctn houfe* and hot
houfes" ii y to the acl of the
Tjr.j c I, ' <vn ad for the en-
Coui ing, by fucuiing the
rts, and bo:,ks to
r 1 of fuch copies, during
th tim.s therrit; Bwptioned. M
0r pork for falc at the proprie
tors. an. 4 . 1 ftores, &c. ,
W4t t
BY ■ endstioni Expo
the Oiicu 1 -our: of the
Wafb
n, at the (vi 1 6 - P 1 Bt riiredt.-rs
a„ 1 . the ol oi nibia
Will to 'public ia»c for ready cafh
cember •>*
R . !.,". luvm in the city of Wafhingto;i,
fell . right f »"d inir.relt. of
Jo .1 P. Van Nefl in and I the lo icwing
pr-M-rry. viz L.it, no 3 4 r, °m fq
10 n fq no 493
Lot no 45 6 and 7 i r i q 494 ' * nf> 5 °
7 ?• 1 n nd 13 in lq 523 Lot no tin
id ) L"t no 15 in
8,8 69 nd 10 i fq no 874.
no c 7 ? 9 10 ra 13 14 I? 17 18
1 w 19 in iqnosc>s Lots no 9 10 12 13 14
it- 17 and ■■?, 10 fq no 587 i.of' 23 4 J 15
16 17 \i 10 2i aii to, in .q 642 n<.
143456 and 7 in lq no 517 Lots no 2 j
an 31 fq no f 77 Let ;w> 3infq t> 579
L 1 tic* * 3 A ■ and 6 in iq no 58 L 'ts ;
pl 3: ? 2 ' " '' f h • i
ft ( "' ,ts r,r ' "»° »• 11 *3 14 a? »6 and )
27 ■ fq fonth of iq ro 643 1.0-, \o 1 % 3 4
567891 1■ 12 r3 4 r t 16 17 .8 '
19 20 21 -2 13 24 25 26 27 *<< • 1% in
iq (.i>nis ts ro 2 8 and 11 in "q no 792 ,
16 n iS 9 20 at as 23 24 55 i.nd
26 in 'q n %{& li, no 6 and 71fq no
5. (, J.'t 11 11 m qn ■ yr* ~j i o r, no 1j I
i 15 in .q !<. 491 s» Uid down in the
aic will
commence precife ly a' -oo'clork
IM lEL Ci BREN', Maifhal.
C - bat 20 - rawtf
fL\T" the sate ■■/ the abov,; property is
Up tried to th 72nd day ofFbruary
n<xt. on wh eh day th>> sale will c*t
tainy commence precisely at 10
o'clock. lee. 19—w2
NEW Store.
BY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Th? frnferiber informs the public that he has
commenced bufinefs in thr 'houfe formerly
occimied hy
MR.QJJINN, F. flreet;
And ha> on I and, 1 t' neral affortment
dry goods, Groceries, wines and
ipirituous liquors.
Porter,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Qjueeniware, China and Glafs,
1-ioor, Corn, and Corn meal,
pped rye,
Csodles and .op by rhe boa,
•Uxuntry whifkty by the barrel, and
few cafk« of genufne old Trifh whifkey
Ail of which he wil fei; 1«w tor cafh or
ccunry produce
The HIGHEST prices, given for country pro
, CkSK
FRANCIS CLARK.
Aug. 29—wtf. (
City Lots for Sale. >
~yT'E undermentioned lots of grounS ■« r
* offered for «a!e, either feparately or by
Squares, on libi.ral terms either for cafh or on
credit—they are all free from mortgage or in
cumbrance, and arc iubje»S tc no litigation or
conteft. as the titles are derived by immediate
conveyances from the chancellor if Maryland
and the commiiTioners of Washington, to
Meffrs. Henry Pratt, Thomas Willing Francis,
John Miller, junior, John Afhley and Jaob
Baker, truflees of the .Aggregate Fund
Square No. 54 Lot no. 9 lq '/», Lots no.
M 8 r 11 13 14 IJ 18 fq 84 Lot no. 1
Sq 85 Lots no. %o 21 a»~~tq 1:3 Lots no
7 8 -Sq 145 Lots no 1 V. 7 8— Sq 146 Lota
no i a 3— Sq 147 Lot no 4 - Sq 163 Lets
no 5 6 7 11 13 14 —Sq 2.$ 8 Lots no 6 7
10 II 13 15 16—Sq 293 Lots no 1 2 % 7
8 11 ia 13 18— Pq 349 Lots no r a 8—
Sq 376 Lots 10 «6 17 18—:«i'07 Lois no
3478917 rg—Hq 487 I ots no 567
<\ 488 Lo » 8 9 ia Sq 489 Lot- 569
■ U <l 411 loin 10 11 12 16 19 2024 —.-q493
Lots e<9 7 8 -q 494 Lots n 8 9 lO—Bq
531 lots a 4 8 11 ii 13 14 Sq 533 L• ts no
13 15 16 17.-- q '84 ots n 1 a 3 4 ai
aa 23 24 —Sq 588 wlolc fquire Eait of
590 wh c fqa re Sq 6:5 Lets n> 123
569 19 — q 638 Lots no 1 a "—'", 039
■> 1— Sq 640 Lota no 1 % 3 4 10 1
12 13 14 15 16 17 iS— q 641 X
SO 642 Lota urn 6 " 8 9 10 ri
ta 13 r4 19- Rail .j! 643 Lot n-- %~ South
ol 643 Lot no raj 4(6789 10
11 12 13 14 tc 16 17 f8 19 it q 644
not ( 7 —
Sq 878 lot* no 16 7 .8 9 10 fc ci 973
no 454£78 20 ?l <i S9J Lot* nil
8 9 10 11 1 a 13 14 15 16 17 18
ol 1019 ' '''•"' ni - * a 4 l l '' ao *•"'!
» 3 4 5 «.m6 27 t8 29 30 31 32 33 34
35 36 ?7 38 -*-Sq 10. 1
.q 1012 Lotnc 2 —-S< ; '.023 Lou no 4 5
789 TO——Sq tOl4 Lot DO 123 7
Sq 1045 Lota ho 9 o 12 Sq Lots.
no a 14 15 — - ; q I'"i 7 I ate nu 7 <i 9 10 11
12 13 10 20 -Sq 048 lotsj.t 7 8 9 15 16
I iS 19 iO 11 fi 23
Pes. ons difpofed tapurchafe are dctired to
apply to
JAMES F \%*TA
and attorr,e< to the tiuftcas of the
Iggregate I uud.
Wafldngfon Yew Jtriey avenue,
Jan 2i~3'&wLt
**> FEW Hindered buT'.clsof wjhitc,
burnt SHELL LIME, will be t
*t 16 Dollars the tc if applied
for immediately, a lefs quantity ttian 100
bufhfr s will not be told at this price.
Apply to COIV. CQN,;iZGHAM.
November —
4$T Cafh wll be given for WELL cleaned
BARLEY
PROPOSALS "
kctr
PUBLISHING by SUBSCRIPTION,
A New Work on the principle* of Steam
Engines to be entitled,
Young Steam Engineer's
GUIDE*
By 0 LIVE it EvAUS.
'. I TO CONTAIN
A Genera! defcripcion and invefMgJtion of the
principle* ol the eng in l-'iigland
where the (team, is ufed *s an agent to form
s vacuum, and to *<ft with a power on;y equal
to the we ghtot the atmofphere.
Alfo o; the new *.nd principle difco
vercd by the author,• of obtaining unlimited
power, and w> ik?nf» (teat,; >»ith *
power equal to five or ten attnofjpl
againft tve pnffure of the atmo'phere in the
moft flmpkform, orwiih the ufe of a vacuum
to taltfl off that r cflfta: cc ; snd t» fliew wl.y
donbHng rhe 'up! on the new principle pro
al out fixieen times the power and
-
Drawings of the £mp!r. and chrap, now
form 'f engines for pro
con'iiniriK iuch great power in the lcalt
and wfeh *he leaft weig'.t, to fit tht for
various purpofes, for w.iich fio Other* Would
nfwer.
( the fize and pr->^ort. ; f>riß of
1 er. dnes cf the rifT cnt powers, ir-.ir; the
power of ene man to that of tne huri>lfed
i h nes, to iuit d.flVrent purpofes; with the
' sflui.iKC- of i. profcilj. .115 Fnrlifh ftr^m
, engineer <J longexi'enr.'.c-. and great -.hilitics,
1 c pWe of cemmtnirating mi: v fecrets in the
rf, thtt,wiii render th work
hij; 'v o:t' r ul, nd • hich are not to be found
in any other rork
1 he author hopes to be to,ihcw. and
di'm«i«» r tc yrinr pies hicli he '^as
yin v'< ■u y the a pi . -ion " which he
1 can m ; ire of thofe here
tof •'< nfed ; not eic-e ling one fifth, *r perhaps
j on< ter.th parr of th- v <<)rtce qual
powir*, anrt w" ich wll not r«quit m«re
thai ore third or cine fourth p,.rt o tb
which wiH ferv< the great purpo'cs of
r-ifing water to wiicr our cities, oi fawi-.g
ftiip timber, mahoKiiiiy anJ marble fl 1 ie,
m.it paint*, chocolate, plaiflcr aid
turr. ; liti.s ■ fewwg '.im cr
on or ■ paters ; gr : -.
g forge* md furnaces,
w/i< r t be obtain'(l—propel •
lingo i.tßajr»infl the fiream, on ull rur rivers
where h'riif oar* -i-c now ufed, a.>d trai»
--p Ttong heavy hurdr-nj «n turnpike roads,
with 'ereat advantage* over the rrtcans by
wi.ich thefe thint; have hitherto been done.
He may 'Jfe touch on feveral o'her metf'Lni
cai I. hical which may lead
to ufeful oiicovcries.
CONDITIOUTS,
The work fh-iii be printe«{ on good paper
and neatly bound But as it will i-e origmal
j and th<- fnbjaA aliflmfe and will he extended
no farther tiun tl>» author may h. ci u!mJ< d to
ed in, no flinntf can be made of the
expence «»f the eng r avn g., n.ir of the price
of the book. hecanonK lay thnt it will be
delivered to fuMcribers on the low.ft terms
t<>at can be afforded ; and fhouiti it exceed
Four F>ol;m a ropy, thty fhall be tt liberty
I to reiufc the work,
/. iih of the lubferibers wi ! l be anneved.
Subfcri •cru for fix copies fhall receive the
feventh gratis.
court of Caivtrt county [ftate of Maryland]
I fhall effer for fale on a credit affix months
on bond with approved fecurity, at the late
dwelling of Benjamin Ward late of faid
ccirr.ty deceafed. Two negro men, horfes,
c-ttle, fhetp and hogs, with all the houfehold
and kitchen furniture, plantation utenfels, and
alfo com, fodder, wheat, and the crop of
tobacco now in the houfe——The fale of the i
above property will take place on Tuefday
the 19th day of January 1805, (if fair or the
the firft fair day thereifter) snd commence
at 11 o'clock in the forenoon — —All perfons
having clai't s againft the ei'tate of the faid
Benjamin Ward, are rcquefUd to exhi' it the
fame on the day of fa'e, or they will be ex- j
In a diftribnfion ; and all perfons in- 1
0 fiid efUte are requefted to make 1
Isdiate payment to
ZACARIAH WARD Ad'mr. !
. _r-<r> 9- 3W
CHARLES H VAROEN,
Ml'tlChANT fATLQIi.
5 received from Philadel- '
me aflbrtment of FALL gi
t«e beft London and French
fuierfinc d.-ths. cafiimeres, patent Bennet's
cord, toilenettt, fancy and white Mark.
(ilk, moleskins, fane
Marfeilki, conftitntion cords, velvets, Genoa j
cod, ii -in FiopMiteens fu'-rrfine
coating ■. loths, with %
other articles initable fo? the. winter leafan. ,
. .hits regim . n.ivy :
niform m»di n the firft ftilc oi fafhion.
New j.*iuy avenue nsar the Capitol,
December to -tf
Eerican Printed goods.
s Sh i.et Handke clv
ifaetured by the subseribt
Baltimore and sold at No. 13 ,
eet,
emove that diftmft often feit refpecl- j
p ejudicial to
I .cturing attetrrpti in America, they
think that nothing >%
wanting in thebnflnefs to enable good artifs
to perform theft work here a
Lat they have thefe an
two ef the partne s were bred t« the bi
in a factor* of tbe beft repute earn d on by
, long afterward
ih-.y truft that while foreign good: are
received without a queftion, an uurealonable j
ufpicion Will not prevent their countrymen |
from v .-ia l to their goods, which 1
ye their value. BeGdcsenai
they know that certain inti
national as well an well as individual, wi.*
obji cHions to their undertaking They
have no difficulty in. faying, tnat work
*ike kind ftidl be as weil executed rere,
other com -tries. The colors capa!
fixed, wil. be found as permanent ; thecio hs .
perhaps better fubft trice, and the prices lower '
than of the imported cottons.
ULLOCH & LUNNTXJY,
Baltimore, No. 13 Calvert ftreet.
Sept 17- tf
ROBERT Cili.i
HA r i removed his ftorr, to the houfe of
Mr, George Biagden New Jerfey
avenue on the Eaftcrn Tlrsnch, where ha I
11 1* >e'v. received (in addition to his former I
ftorfe) fey the fchooner yland from Phi
ladelpbia a general affortment of gro- !
ceriet and liquors of iuperior qua'iry, with
3 few boxes India china of theh ft qua
lity r'<rhty pieces to the fet ; all of which he
will <eil wholefale and retail at the moft re j
doeedprices fort aft, or :n exchange lor com.
try |.r r.Lorders in h.s line wrii be
j exeCHted with pundluaUty and ditpatch ; he ,
J fi.iters bin he qualitiry of his ar-
Ii be abe to render ample fatis- '
lis triends and all those who may
to favr him their euftorr.
nds ol cemmiffi-n bufinefs will be j
o wftl the utmoft attention.
ijf.on city Dec ia—ff
... * ,
übfr-iber- have opened a ORG- !
JTORE i-i the hou'e near the
»te y occupied by Mr. JAM 8 D.
-where t'-:ey huvc for fa'e, low,
r in exchange for country produce, j
: Cogniac braudy,
Fp::.cl> do.
aaic* fpirits,
i, "\
/ Vines, by the quarter cafe
f and caie, or fniaUer quantity. 1
J
Sugar, ift and ad quality
d Lump, do.
s,
Butter,
« unites,
>U,
if different kinds,
ie,
I
'•1
an<; Shot,
it W me Vinegar,
y,
. ) Teas, frefh, and of fu- I
,', . < perior quality,
f'yton, ) v 1 /
rrings in Barrels. .
PITER HP.ALY, & Co
gton October .21 tf
&. or parcel of land, containing one
houfend acres, furveyed in traiSs of
md acre* each, lying on tii» g
! ftetillaa.id St. Mary's riverain tUc con
J Wayne and 'I allaffce in the • Ptej ■•i O
dillant about 40miles rum the town o' St.
Mary's and the fea This land isar, uudivid
ed moit'.y of twn i-djoiidng traels containing
each too 000 acres, and is remarkable for
its cxtF.nfive torefts »1 large and valuable yel
low pine, and the luxuriant growth of natu
ral affording an range of
pafiurage for cattle It is alfo favoraMe for
the culture of cotton, and lies in a very
healthy diftrieS. of country. A great bargain
may br had to a purchafer of tie whole
undivided moiety; for terms of fale apply to
JOHN BECKLLY.
City of Washington.
THOMAS CARPENTER,
Taylor,
Pennsylvania Avenue, near the Presi- I
dent's Square,
TT Afj juft received a very handfome affort-
X"X ment ol Fall Goods.
Orders executed with the great-eft difpatch
j and (afhion, and on the moft moderate terms.
I oa. 31—tf
The MYSTERY.
' I 'HE Proprietor wifhing to give the '
X citizens of Wafhingtnn an opportunity j
of viewing one. of the greateft phenomena
that has appeared in this *>'ew Word; has
removed that celebrated nlachine to the
where it wiil he exhibited in the houfc of j
Mr, GEORGE IS LOU N ,
ne Rhodes's Tavern, Petwsylva-\
nia Avenue till Saturday neoff,
Thofe therefore, who wifh to vifit this aflo
iiilhing machine will t.dte the prefent oppor
tunity; another' may'never offer, as the
proprietor pofuively leaves the city on Satur- |
day evening.
February 6—31
A Stray Cow.
f kBOUT the fifteenth of December Jaft. j
ktn op by the fubfer her, living in the
end of rhe Twenty Buildings, ciry :
of W,• filmg 'on, hfmall Red Cow—her marks j
area crop in e-nch ear, about fix years old
1 he owner is defied to come prove propeity, [
pay charges and take her away.
JOSBPH CLARK.
\TT\NTFfi)atthe City of Wafhinpton, a
VV number of S O.'E CUTTERS, to
whom liberal encouragement is offered, and
what is mop: defirable to young men of af ■
I well as gratifying to thofe
(1 need ; the work to be done this fet fori
, lujerior to any vet done in the
ted States. Asp yto
George blagden, at
the Capitol.
arraary 30.-61
BADAM KING, is Co.
:he.ir wine Store in High ftrect Gesrge
own, knve in addition to their 9
wines, laid in a Urge and gen
affortment of all kiuds of Liquors aud Or.> j
cerics fuicable to the prefent feafoti ; v
■ iry defcription, in their line, wi'l
c filled up on th* fhortefi notice
latterthetfifelvcs, from tie quali-y
of ther • tbi.y will be able to gftfc
Ifatihfaction to all thofe who may
• favor them with » ctll
I comsniffion hufinef* asufual,
c utmof) attention.
iber 5 tf
W: flbei to SELL, or
a beat two
ftory fra led houfe. eligi y conftrucl
Ddation of i private family. Si 1
. ith near F ftre'et, about 15 3 yards j
. k and neary ihr f;imc diftancc
1 irom the rheatre. Perfons wifhing >o pur
chafe or rent, will pieaie to apply t<
William v, oo v.rd, Pennfylvania Avenue,
or to tha foHfcriber, P-fT fli m may he had
,on the aif: day o April ni
EWfiLL.
29th Jat. —2<»'i
j FOR s*Lb;, j
THE intending to del',
j prefent btfinefs, ofFVn
I chees wi.h Venetian bllrKt, likewise
and P.ated Harnefs, with 01
Ifjtof difpofed ol at private faie, tUi
be fold at Auditor on Saturday the a.sd inft
o,(»ofitc stclie's Hotel.— The fale to com
j mence at ia o'clo k
j Ado for fa'c.
Any quantity f WOOD hy the cord
Application, to be faldt to the fubfci
at the plac* formci iy occupied by Mr Ge. rge
. Walker, near the Capitol.
**T HE Legionary Court of enquiry which
•• met Vy »dj unmient the id inftant, it.
Bg»in adjourned to meet at the Union-Tavern
in Geo'gi 'own the s'h March next, at 10
I o'c ,ck m the forenoon 4s there is bufineft
lof impoitancc to come before the Court it is
I hoped the members will be punctual in their
attendance.
By ord.-r,
J. HE fubferiber takes Order for ,- ype from
the well known Foundery of William I
I jun. and Qo London Rpecimei
lift of London priers to he feen at Mr. Geo.
W. Riggs, Georgetown.
No. 215, Market lUcet, Baltimore.
Jan. 16. tf.
WiTICJS ii herchy given to ROBXRl"
BOYES and JAMES EfOYES, if now
, children <of Robert Boycs, who, Was
; trie ion of the late efq. of Londonderry
'in the county of Rockingham and flatc of
1 New Hainpfiiire, dieealcd ; which
Robert the elder left Londonderry af
upwards of thirty years ago, married in Dal
l tin.ore in the fUte of Mary'and,and r
-1 to Virginia and there died ; that, if they wil
ai.ply to Silas Lietton of Salem in the ft ite of
I Ntw Hampfhire.now in the city of Wafbing-
I ton, or to Alexander BoyCs ot Lord)
j a for ef aid, may hear of fome property wortti
their attention. The feveral print!
1 Virginia and Maryland will ferve the caufe
of humanity by repu'ilifhing the above.
Runaway»
Some time in April laft a bright V ULATTO
WOMAN named FANNY," il.c is neatly
6 feet high and flout in proportion, thick
lips, middling large eyes, very hrculls,
bends forwaid when fhe flanda or Walks,
quick in fpeech, and has very large feet, her
apparel is not remembered, took with her a
large bundle thereof, and it is probable often
changes them— I have been informed that
fhe is in the fcrvice of a Mr. Thompfon in
Georgetown, whoever fecures ker in w'a:h.
ington city jail fo that her miftrels, Mrs.
Sarah Brooks gets her ag. in or will deliver
her to the fnblcriber in Upner Marl
fhalj receive Ten dollar* and ail rcu.o. aij.e
expenccs paid by
SAML. J. COOLID3E.
December 3 —8w
This day is published by
Samuel H.S m 1 r //,"
■»price 50 cent
A DE'FENC
of t ie
Measures ok the Admi\ stkation
of
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
BY CURTIUS.
laiett frrm the Nnional Inttlligehcer*
T DISCOVERED a few day fince (in the
l Tclegraphe) a challenge hy Samuel Nor.
wood, Efq Bontparte agiinft Democrat
At AnnapoJiathia.Adi, 1 propofed ruwm.g
Democrat againft Bonaparte, carryirg from
no lbs to 140 at the nitcrction of Mr. Nor.
wood; which was rejecHcd. As Mr. Nor
wood rufufedthe prepcuttan made hy me at
that time, I am not bound to ru. ; the rt«
propofed by him in the 1 elegraphs—Demo
crat will run 8,-Haparte over the Anapols
race courfe, on the third Tuefday in May
next, lour miles and repeat, for 1000 dol..
i.ar', play or pay, carrying ia6!bs. each;
wl ich is the weight they are to carry by th*
rule of racing-, both being feven years lift
fpring-.Should Me. Norwood dcclinu this
offer, DimoTat will cover mares next fpring
at the tubferibers farm, from the full tlay of
h until the firfl day of Angu'V, at Six
teen dollars ftch and Fifty cents for the
groom Democrat's pedigree in equal to the
ped ; grje of any hgrfc to be produced,having
ii him the blood of Medly, Eclipfc, Figure,
Dove, OodoJnhin, Arabian,and Mr. Tafkin's
If this propofi'ion is approved of by Mr.
Norwood, n<-tice will b* given in the Mar*>
' z tte within forty days from the date
hereof.
ISAAC DUCKKTt.
December »i —tawtAprso
'To the Rc/ugees from Canada and No
va Scotia,
Take Notice.
TH*T all'thofe perfons who c'aim and
h vc located any trail or parcel of land with
in the ftate of Ohio, which' has been ap
priated by Congrefs for the relief 1
fugeeflj muft pay the tax doe on the
or before the firA Monday in April next, to
nalty o! aj ocr cent, to be
paid to the Collcdtor iv the rofpedlive county
Or covhtias where the land iics; otherwife lo ,
much of each tracl v-ill be fold (after thirty
days notice) as wiil fatisfy the amount of tax
per ce-<t for each year in
which the. payment of thefcme has been ne>
gledted on each and every tr;ct liftfd In the
year 1804 and which were liable taxation
for the. four prececdinjr years.
7he above advertisement is made by
one mho feels a iiv . st in the
welfare of the revolutionary citizens,
wh se property- is implicated as above
h m ike motives it is hoped
that he J'.f 101lC PRINTERS
throughout the Uni el States-witt .
the at) te a feio insertions in their pa»
Portrait of the President.
TITO SB gentlemen who are defirous of ob
taining copies, of the Portrait of the.
Prefident, jufi ffni&ed, hy REMBRANDT
PEALB, art requefted to call at his Tainting
Room at Mift Dafhieldn, PennfyJtvania avenue,,
the picture can he feen t r a few dnys,
drying which R. i'caic wiil remain in this
city
Januiry jl.
LOST*
V_xP 8 per cent- flock of *he United Stajtes,
Certificate No Bu,da ftoher |Bpa,
lor 4:0 dVlars—One do No. tltf, and
one 1116 for 100 dol ed by
Jofeph Noutie lexifier, in favor of Jenny and
Patxin of Alexandria, diftriiS of (.olumbja.
Notii
intende Ito fury of the
a renewal of the lams.
February 4»~«i tw
100 DOLLARS REWARD.
Tj ANAWaY, two months ago. about the
JCv. middle of .November, a Negro Man,
named TOM D *NIHL, five feet ten inches
high, black completion, has loft fome of his,
jaw teeth, very knock about 45 years
to the
has a free pale. He rook
yvitl. him a grsy mare, and is very fond of
driviug a crc—'ppfv to
RM.V'H LAMP., Ccntrcville,
wtf Fairfax county, Virginia.
Tuv. VIRGINIA irFSTi<RN LINE
or STAGES.
TIE f t'.r iiii" of ft age*, now ply
injr 1> fburg and Char
lottfville, return
lor their patron:. ye to affure
them that no at
merit a continuation of it, aj
will conti>uc to ply through ar as if.
hat hi the futnmcr.
January 18— W4t
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