The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1807-04-20 00:00:00, page 4

of it-te *-' aryland, Montgomery county
wit, Wo/em! er term 1806. a
things is the following to, wit*.
ORDKRKD by tbe court that all fuits
trammitced from the General Court to
tbis cwurt, under the aeft of affemhl*- entkied
** An i-.cH to provide for the or*;-nizatie.n anel
regulation c* the courts of common law in
this ftiite, and (or the adminiftration of jus
tice," and centinued under the rule to employ
new counsel, fhall not continue longe-r than
to the end of tiie covet, under the Said
rule, and the fui< rs interested therein are
hereby required to appear to the? Same" in per
fen or by -.-■unicl on or before tke Seaond day
of next terns, or the fame, will be tried, or
drkontiiHii d as the cafe may be during the
faid tciiM.
Copy left,
UPTOM BR ALL, Ck Montgo*
/ county court.
Janusry 5~-iin»w4m
District of Columbia, Washington county
This, day James Mullekin
brought '• r.U-.re me as a tr-fTpsffi g ftray a
dark lorrtl MARE wirb a white Speir in her
forehead, about 14 hands high, no perccive
sb'e brand, and about lour ycura old
OiTen under my hand tnis i6ch February,
1807.
THOMAB FBNWICK.
April 13—3t
■ .--***■»
" RANAWAY from tb" fob/criber li-ring in
Prince George's county on Sundzy the 49th
in'V. the thret fol.owi'.g Haves—a n
young man who calls himfelf BILL STEW
ART, he ' was born at Montgomery court
houfe wasonce the property of Honore Martin,
was pwrchafed of him by the late Rich Contee
who fold him to me ; he is a likely we I made
fei'ow about 41 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches
high, his hand« and feet ate large; the evenin*
before he a I Imd his hair cut clofe;
he had with him a of clothing, viz.
I blue cort and overals, one light colored
In coat ar.d overalls, % fwanfdown
* waifl-iats. 3 fine Im.. linen Ailrts and lome
eoarfe fhirts. three Daufliii neckcloths, a fine
bat. price 7 dollars; he took away a prayer
book, io the firft page ©f which is written
Mary Ducket
JOE who calls himfelf Joe Grimes, alias
Graham, an*' HARJ»Y, bctfe ymg negro
men about »i years of lye— the clothing ol
tkefe cannot be described. Joe has one of hi*
aims br*>feen the wriA, which makes it
longer than the other ; when he is -pr.ken to he
fuft as ii hio tongue was too larga for
bis mouth. Harry, lam informed, has feye-
Teral large fears on his body »nd one of hu
is occafioned by burns when be was |
young*
Tl,* above reward will be paid for confining
the three in jail, or jo dollars tor confining
Bill in jail fo that I get him again.
WALTER flOWlfi.
July 7—aawtf
20 DOLLARS REWARD.
RAW AT/AY from the fubferiber in AUfeefi
laft. >'«g*o Chablbs—he is a iira-glit
well made black man, about 26 of age,
5 feet 9or 10 inches high ; h-s lofi fome of his
fore teeth ; is remarkably polite »nd n-Uck t
a gallant. The above reward will be paid to
any.perlbn who will bt.rq him ho;ne orloelgc
him any jail fo that I get him again.
Wm. B, BF.ANJ?'.'.
Upper Marlbio', Jan, -1
Tlie thorough Bred Morfc
MON'IICELLO,
NOW IN HIGH OKIlfcK.
1 v 1[ '.. he Let re Mares the enfuiag kstph
toe. *pr»l, at my feat,
near : at FIFTEEN POL:
per iWf'-re, for which a note r.ijft he fent p»J"
able tiie firft of September, and one dollar to j
the groom; or fat hen thereof, Ki-evin Dol
lars in money. s
d and extenQ-re pa?tura;*;e, well enclof
eel, at 50 cents per week, and the mare fed,
i' required at the market price, for which
the money, muft bs fent. The gre-iteft care
t accidents or efespes, Dutwill
not he refpotutbTe for either.
JOHN THMLKELD.
M •■-'■ 2 3--— tl _____
FOR feALE,
Frefti Red Clover Seed,
By lUNW CRAVEN,
near the Navy Yard.
Uarch a*. im 1
VAKDEN,
Merchant lay lor
tfew jersey A**nue* near the Capitol,
"FULI.y informs the gentlemen
nc has imported
::v.)y arrived at Phiia
.nii.
choice aflortment
Of Extra »th>, Rennets, Veivsti,
and ' ' * milled
g;,, r ,, Orleans and
vets, fi!k and
fat-in Florentiaes, with a variety of other
art icle fai the ieifon
N ij badies habits regimentals, and navy
Bnife rms mi de in the farft fii;e or fafhion.
«i- 'ar.l Mi; wells ce'ebrated patent paral
.-.n he had oh the fame terms
»o at
ti t' . _
Ik of Columbia
March 19th, 1607.
A HE Board of !>.r- ctors h;iving
this day declared a eiividend lor the hall year
endir,.* the *Soeb inn** *< the rare 01 Bi«ht per
Cent pel annum—»tbe fame will be paid to the
Stockholders or ther Representatives at any
time after thi* day
Wl> LI.4M WHANN, Csfhicr.
Gcorgeto-vn March ao-—-ep6w
HENRY HIUKT,
ArroßNEr a<t law.
Has an OfFice in Mr. Ingle's
Brick Houte, on fie Capital Hill, where he
gives conf*-»r.t *ttend*tnce and may be con
sulted on any Subject within tbe line of his
■prole-lion ,
Waibrngton city, April 13—im
60 DOLLARS REWARD.
Pirrfuant to a Refolution of the Houfe of Reprefentativcs
of the United Sestet of th* 3d day ot" Telarcb inftaut, I am reaiy to receive lep.trace Propoials,
in writing, for the f'uppiy of fuch article- of stationery asimy be ncceffury for tbe fervj>;e of
the fciei Houfe, vi.til the fourth day of Mi .eh, 1809 , and alio the like prcpofals for the
execution of all the Printing bufinefs of the faid Houfe, and for the luppiy of Fuel during the
fame time. The feverai fpeciet of sHtuonery, Printing and Fuel wanted, are fubjoined to this
adverti foment, and the propofals muft be accompanied with the names and retldence of
; fuffic-cnt fecuritie* for performance.
JOHN BECKLEY, Clerk to.the Houfe of
Representatives of the United States.
City of Wafhington, ">
»s'h Marca,ißo7. J
On a liberal credit.
THI fubferiber will difpofe of at private
Sale, his eftr.te called Chichefter, iymg
on he cittern branch, immediately oppoyt.;
he city of Wafhington. This tree* of land
ontsiniag 697 seres is laid off in lots from
3 to 144 acres for the convenience of pur
haferi. Plats of the eftate and the terms o
ale arc in the hands of colone flanfon at the
navy yard, and Chs-rloe Wayman of «corgc
Yown The lots wil. be fhe»n by Mr
Redden, living on the premifes, near tbe
I after n Branch bridge.
AJrrHONY ADDISON.
R-rnsry, mtk Jtsne 1801—tf
JUST RECEIVED,
3000 lUishcls Coarse Lisbon Salt,
And a quantity of fresh Lisbon
LEMONS
in boxes in excevllent order, for salelby
WALTER 8c CLEMENT SMITH.
, Georgetown, Aptil I—2\v.
I
Plain work, per fheet, octavo, 300 knpreflions
of cacti fheet
Bills numoercd per line, in fheet or half fkect,
folio
Fig«re work, } in octavo, and in folio
Rule to figure work,> Same number of im-
Table work, j predion*.
Folding aud ftitctiing, per hundred, for any
number of documents exceeding three half
Sheets, and thence to twenty half fheets,
and for all above.
Be-ok binding in boards } per folio and oeSta
—calf > vo volume mark
, .~ruecp jed and lettered.
ELIAS B. CALDWELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HAt removed his Office, to the houfe latch
oc-cupied by Mr. Law, on Capital Hill.
Wgfliin-fton. |Ely -»6—tf _^
Charles A. Burnett,
HA« received from London and Liverpool
ahandfome aflbrteunent of articles in
his line, confiding of
Watches & jewelry,
Silver, Vortoifhe'l, and fteel 3peceacU*e,
Varle knivesand forks with ivory ban
dies, Pen knives and fciffars,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Pocket
BOOKS.
He also continue- to ma&uf'cture gold ass- 1 .
| filver ware, at the moft reduced prices.
I <?*>• Tge r oa*n Dec- ad tf
PORTRAIT PAINTIiNG
V_J» BOYLE refpceftfully informs the public
thr.t he paints Likucffes in Oil Colors, in the
building formerly occupied by Mr. O. Stew
art, on the Pennsylvania Avenue, near Duanc's
bowk-ft ore.
K. A. a few fpacimens to be Seen*
January s—tf
- _J
Letter paper, hot preffed, vellum, extra"!
large,
Do. do. plain, J
Folio poft, wove and plain,
Do. medium fixe, fpr engrolTing,
Foolfcap, j
Peady made pens, per hundred and quills per
hundred,
Bcft Dutch red wax, }
Do. black doj V per lb.
Red wafers, j
Common black fand, in papers, and
Wafer boxes, and pounce boxes per dozen,
Inks and funds, per pair,
Half puit phials, with corks, }
Low priced folders, > per dozen.
Le id pencils, J
Red tape, in pieces
Ink of the beft H uality per gallon
Indian rubber, per bottle
Parchment in "kins per dozen, cutMrefled,
and p-)uneed mr ufe, »8 by *j* inches
Office penknives and eraGng knives. J
For the Supply of the next feffion, ioo cord good found Hickory Wood, to be delivered,
fawe-1, packed and meaSured, in the public cc'lar of the Capito', at the expenSe of the
contractor, the whole to be delivered on or before the firft day of October next; a proportion
of the purchaSe money will be advanced on givirg Sufficient Security for performance,
And for the Supply of the next fuccceding feffion of Congrefs, 80 cord, to be delivered in
like manner, and at Such time as may agreed upon.
JOHN BECKLEY.
Washington, March 30 3w
1 nil is to give nonce, that the
Subscriber oi tke city of Wafhington in th«.
diftrict o ; oiuwbis, hath --btaiaed from the
Orphan* I oi.-r- of Prince Gewge's couaty in
tht ftate of Maryland, letters oi adminiflr*
rion on the pertonal eftate of i homes C-ucket,
1-j of faid county deceafed. All perions
g claims againft the Said deceaieJ are
hereby warned to exkimt the Same with tbe
voucners thereof, to the Subscriber on or be
fore the firn day esf O-Stoe-er next, they msy
otherwife by law be excluded from all benefit
of the Said eftate. Thole indebted to the
deceafed are defired to make immediate pay
meat.
ALLEN B DUCKF.TT, Adm.
City of Wafhington, March'iß—tf
-$£• AH claims forwarded by mail muft be
poll paid.
STATIONERY WANTED.
PRINTING WANTED.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
FUEL WANTED
per le-m
By the Ophans Court of St. Mary's county
February'tcrm, eighteen hundred and Seven.
VJrDEREO that Tames, BiScoe, executor
of Deborah Weiiftrnfcolme late of tft. Mary's ,
county, deceafed, give the notici required by '
lew for creditors to exhibit their claims
againft the eftate of the Said deceaSed, and
that the lame be pubiifhed once a week for
fix week* m the Fre-lericktewii Herald and
National Intelligencer. In teftimony whereof
I have Set my hand, tbis 4th day of March,
Anno Domini, one thoufand eight hundred
and (even.
J AUK* FORRIS r, Re-*. Wills
for St. Mary's county.
This is to give notice, that the
uhtcriber of the city of Baltimore hath ob.
tamed trons tbe Orphans Court of St Mary's
county, in Maryland, Letters leftamentary
«*i the perlonai eftate ot Deborah V, olften.
holme late of the county aforefaid, deceafed ;
all peiSonr- having claims againft the laid
dcceated are hereby warned to exhibit the
Same, with the vouchers thereof, to the Sub
Striber, at or before the 4th day of Septem
ber next, they may otherwife by law be ex
cluded from all benefit of the Said eftate.
•liven under my Lane!, this 4th day of
March, Anno Domini, eighteen hundred
and Severn.
J AMES BIBCOB, Executor.
Marzh to —w6t
To R.ent,
AND pofTeffion given on the 19th Novem
her n.xt, the Two ftory Brick Dwelling
Huufe on the coiner of F and nth ftrcets, at
preSent occupifd by Mr. Andrew Way. A'fo
l two ftory brick dwelling houSes in a centra
fituation, of vbich p'.lTelLou may be ha i im
mediately For term* apply to
THQs. MERTY
-0<&, »7 —St ckwtf
lO Dollars Reward.
fvANAWAY from the Subscriber, on Bun
day the t*th ul:. a negro man named DA
NIEL, about 30 years of age, about 5 feet 8
or 9 inches hijfh, flout made, has a lump on
the outfidt ot one oi hi?, feet, likewile feme
lumps on his back, and Several flight Scars in
hit face, alSo a Scar on the t*pp«r joint of kis
left fore tinges*, occafiuned by the cut of a
knife; he cap read, and palled the Falls
Bridge on Sunday nipht the land nit. and
taid he was going to Georgetown and the city
of *afhin|ton hut may probably pafs on to
Ba timorc. His clothing when he went away
was a Short blue coat with fkirts, iwanfdown
jsekct, aud ftriped lindfay trowSers, white
yam (lockings, *t« his other clothes not re
membered 1 purchased him laft fall ci Mr
Robert tiu«nell of Virginia, who purch-Scd
him Some years ago of < 'apt, John I'urbevillc.
I will give thoabo'c reward to any perfon
that will Secure him in any jail or give infor
mation to me in Fairfax county, Virginia, fo
that I get him again
H. GUNNELL, Jun.
April 1 aw
Tn every inflnnce, the printer fuppllesthe
paper as well as the work duly folded and
ditched, and no peffiblc desay is to occur in ,
the daily execution 8c delivery «*f the work,
fo chat in all eaten where it is practicable,
the document ordered to be printed on any
given day may be ready for delivery the
next morning, at the hour to which the
Houfe (lands adjourned.
[
No extra allowance will be made for
working on Sundays, holidays, or after
night; thefe muft be coniidered by the
contractor, in the price per lhcet. The
contract muft embrace a poffible amount of
work during the feffion, equal to 10,000
dollars, and the Security required will be
to the amount of ag.ooo do.lars.
Tbe fupply'of'thefc articles qauftfemhrace
a pofiible demand to the value of 3,JCO, or
4,000 collars, for the fathom
It is defirabk that fpecimens of piper,
quilts and parchment fhould accompany the
■ propofais; and, in every inftnncc, articles
of American m Biif-icture of equal quality
' with, and not exceeding the price of iimilar
imported articles will be preferred. A Se
curity equal to 8000 dollars will be required.
1
PROPOSALS
FOU PUBLISIIINP
Br WILLIAM D9AAIE,
No. IG6,
Market Street, Fi-Madeiphia,
TWO EDITIONS e>JK
POLITICS fox FARMERS
and MECHANICS,
CORHKCTED & EHLAHGEB.
\*J NB Edition fhall be printad an fuper
fice paper, and delivered in Boards at 75
cents, if 500 are fubicribed for—at 60 cents,
if 1000 —at jjo cents, if aooo cr.pics—-si re
quired to he bound 45 cents additional.
The other frail be a Cheap edition, in the j
pavphlet form, and the price fhall he propor
tioned to the number fubicribed for—ls cents
a copy for any number unucr 1000—and to
cents for any num. above aooo—15 cents
for any number abore 3000 and the ulual
allowance to Bookfellcrs.
Bookfe'lcrs, Printers and cor.ntry Store
keepers throughout the U States, arc delireel
to forward to the Aurora Editor, as foon as ,
pofJQble, the number of each edition, they will
fubferibe for.
Both editions fhall be put to prefs, as foon I
as a fuflicicnt number of fabferibers to cither
edition is procured to pay the expence of
printing.
Different Reviews of this Work.
The Northampton Farmer, a Republican
paper, fays— ■• We feel particular gratification, \
chit the Editor of the aurora, in confequeticc i
t*if the prcfTing foiicitations from different'
parts of the Union, intends to publifh tha !
. Politics for Farmeis and Mechanics, in the
pamphlet form- When this is done every
farmer will be enabled (at-d no one ought to
negle-St it) to/procure a copy of this valuable
. and highly interfiling work"
From Lang's Royal Gazette, published
at New Trk
" The late atrocioon and piratical decree of
Bonaparte is a complete comment on the
writings of DuANefor foma time puft. p*r
tlcularly on thofe accurfed pieces, entitled,
I " Poiitice for Firmers." The American that
would now prefume to deny that this man is
ao agent oi the tyrant of France, ought tv be
held up a« an abjtdt of general lufpicion The
finking coincidence between this outrageous
attack upon the very vitals of ou>* country,
and the poiio;ous doe&rines of the Au
rora, in preparing the preponderating in
terefts (the agricultural*) of tbe U States,
for their fervile reception, is too obvious to
efcape the moft unthinking It cannot now
be denied that there was a preconcerted
plan between Duane »nd his Gallic maters
to prepare the public mind of this country to
fwallow without a murmur this deleterious
pill —this dieedt flab at our higheft interefts
It Congrefs dors not flrow a becoming fpirit
on this occafion, then indeed hate the execra
ble agents of Napoleon but too fatally fuc
ceeded in Scattering the fire brands of diffen
tion, and luring us into their fell fnares. It
would fee-a that the aurora foresaw, or rather
was foretold of the prefect alarming meafures
of the emperor of France againft this coun.
try ; and to keep down our fpirit, and lay
proftrate our energies, he has for some time
< paft been feduoufly and wickedly employed in
making the farmers feel hoftility to their
brethren ot the cities- ftriviug to pcrfuade
them their interefts were diftindt from thofe
of the merchants ;as if what deeply »flee ted
the one, did not directly injure the ether."
Chapmen who travel ith books or other
goods, ihail be furnifhed on goad terms.
apri. 6.
Tbis is to give Notice
X HAT the fubferiber hath obtained from
the Orphans court of tjfafliington county, in
tke rtifirict of Columbia, letters of admimfira
tion on the perfonal eftate of ReZIN
BECK, late of Said comity deceafed- All
perfons hiving claims againft the Said deceas
ed are hereby warned to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof, on or before the
iota October next, otherwise they will by
law be excluded from all benefits thereof and
a'l thoSe indebted to Said eftate are requcftcd
to make payment to the fubferiber.
Given under my hand this 7th day of
April iS*7.
RI?H. BECK, adm'r-
Georgetown April 8 - w*t
Bl' ■
PRESIDENT OF THE
UMTEI) STAIES.
VV HERE AS by the firft article of the
terms and conditions declared by the Prefident
of the Ukited Utates on che 17th day of
October 1791 for regulating the materials, and
manner of buildings and improvements on the
j lots in the city of W aldington, it is provided,
, " Th t the outer and party wails of ail homes
in tbe Said city, Shall be built of brick or
ftone ;" and by the third article of the Same
terms and conditions, it is declared, " that
the wall of no houfe fhall be higher than forty
feet to the roof, in any part of the city, nor
fha 1 any be lower than thirty-five feet on any
or the avenues." And whereas the above
recited articles were fouca to impede the
Settlement in the city of mechanics and others
whole circumflances did not admit of erecting
houfes authorised by the Said regulations, tor
which cauSe the operation of the Said arc-ties
has been SulpendeJ by Several acts ot the
Prefident of the United States from the- fi iv h
day of June, 1796, to the 81 it day of J ami
ary, laft; and beneficial eff.tts arilhig from
lucb fufptntions having been txpcritticed,
it is deemed proper to revive and continue the
fame with the exception hereafter mention---1
Wherefore, I THOMAS J FFERBOis,
I'refifent of the United States, Do declare,
that tke firft and thir.; articles above reche-d,
fhall be, and the fame hereby are fu'pended
until tbe firft day ol January, in the year one
thoufand eight hundred and eight, aid that
all houfes which ftiali be erected in the Uid
city ot afliin</ton previous to the laid firft
d«y of January in the year one thoufand eight
hundred and eighty conformable iv other
reipects to the regulations aforefaid fhj.ll be
confideredas lawfully creeled; except that
no wooden houfe covering, more than I
r fee hundred r.r.el twenty tquar* Jbcc, or
higher than twelve leet from the fill to the
eve, fhall be creeled, norfbail any iuch houfe
be placed within twenty four Sect of a brick
or one houfe
Given under my hand the twenty-Seventh
day ot March in the year one thoufand
eight hundred and Severn
TH: JEFFERSON.
March 30—wot
In Ch::r.cerv, March SO, M
I'tn -/r iii
\ sif Freilr.ii Oe km ti \
; p»fl of the p
t ol Colli!
j decree ol thin court, in which the
j FrancisDeakins, Thomas rim cc '.1
of Petea Caienave and the 1
of/the city of Wafhington were inu
cc! and on which the audicur has v
j his report. It is ordered that the did
; report will he conftderi dand 1 on (es far
as it refpetU the claim of ti.e l id i -
j Dcakin-) at any tin-c :u.er (he sth of
IM- y next : Provided a copy of this o: 'cr bs
I infetted iv the Njitionil .r once in
taJi of three fuceefiivc weeks before thus
time.
True copy,
Teft SaML H. HOWARD, R. C. C*
April 10 —W3t
1 — 1 , -,
Fifty Dollars Reward.
i -a- OR apprehending Richard Got*.
i ir, who brake jail heft night. He w ■'.$ com
mitted on hit confefl:--n of pafliug counterfeit
1 checks; he is about 5 fecc - inches high, fair
complexion, light hair, grey eyes, very much
pitted with the fmall p*j, and pretty -much
) round fhoulderea. He was a failor in the
j United States' lervice, had a blue failor
{ jacket *nd trowfers, a long blue coat, Several -
, white linsn flints, a pair of fhoe* and a very
I goad biack hat. The above reward will be
j given for apprehending and fecuriug the faid ,
I Gotier in any jail and giving uic imormation
thereof.
DANI. g. brent,
Marshal of the district of Columbiai
December B—aawtf
NOTICE.
In puF* r . cc of a law of the
Corpora-ion cv .\e city of 'Vafbington, di
recting Ye ifnprc lemeat of the Public Burial
Orounds> K'*PO3ALB will be received by
either of the tuefcribers, until the ift day of
May next, for furnifhing the following ma
terials; by the ift day of June next, viz.
144 red cedar pofts, 8 feet long, and not
lefs than 8 inches diameter at the fuullcft
end
6 do. i» feet long, and not lefs than i*
inches diameter ar the Smalleft end.
750 beft Split chi-fnut rail-i, 11 feet long, not
lefs than 7 inches wice, and not lefs than
3 inches thick at the thicket! edge.
The to be delivered on the Wharf
en the Tyber creek near the i h*atre, or on
fquare So. 109 near Mr. Hollmead's.
191 red cedar pofls, 8 feet long, and not
lefs than 8 etches diameter at the fmalleft
end.
6 d-». 1 a feet long, and not lefs than 13
inches diametur at the fmalleft end-,
955 be* fpUt chefnut rails, 11 feet iong, not
lefs than 7 inches wide end not lefs than
3 inches thick at the thickeft edge
To be delivered on the Oommiffioners
wharf «*n the gaftcra Branch, or on fquare
No. 1016, near Mrs, Young's on the Bla
denfburg road
The propofab muft Specify at which of the
aforefaid places the materials will be deli
vered.
PROPOSALS
Will alfo be received until the ift May next,
for making & putting up in a Qood & Work
manlike manner, o36paiineis of 5 rail, mor
ticed poft and railed fence, and 6 large Gates,
The whole of the work to be completed by the
ift day of July next
ROBEtT UNDERWOOD,
Ii£VRT INOLR,
THOMAS H. GILLIStf,
CotnmnTioncrs.
April 10—wtM
Thi? is to give notice th„t the
Subscriber of the city ot annapolis hath ob
tained from the Orphans Court of Prince
•eorgc's county in Maryland, Letters of Ad
miniftration on the perfonal eftate ot Samuel
Hep! urn, laic of faid county, deceased All
perfona having claims sgainft the faid deceafed,
are hereby warned to exhibit the fame with
the voucher thereof, to Jruem-n Tyler, efq.
of Upper Marlborough, who is fully atitho
riled to andietrle Said Adminiftraffwi
at or before the 16th day of October nit,
they may other wife by law be excluded from
all benefit of faid eftate.
Gi?en under my hand this twenty-fourth
day of March 1807.
SAMt. J- CJOOLIDGE x Aelm'r.
March a?-—w6t
This is to give notice, That the
fubferiber of Prince George's county and fUte
of Maryland, hath of.t-.ined from the o*>
court of faid county, letters of admi
j niftration em the per- of'Rkharsi
Cramphin late o* fsld county deecafe'd. f. ;a
per'ons having cl he , ■;,< d r
arc hereby warned to >x:j..i.
the vouchers thereof to f ne fuhferi: fcr an or
before the 10th d?y oi September next they
msy otherwife by law be excluded from all
I oi the faid eftate. And a'! pcrfons
indebted to the fiid deceafed ure reejUeQed to
enake immediate payment to the fubicr.
Given under my hand this nth day of
February, 1807.
THOMAS BOWiF, *dmr. of
Richard Cramphin.
Feb, iB--w6t
PUBLIC SALE.
X URSUANT to an order of the Orphans
Court of Princes George's county will he ex
poSed to Public Bale in the town nf Upper
Marlborough in Prince George's county on
ThurSd»y the 16th day of April neat, all
the perfonal eftate of Samuel Hepburn late of
faid county deceaSed, confining* of valuable
Negroes, among them feme very valuable
houic Servant*,-Stock, Plantation utenfils, and
a variety of Household and Kithcti furniture-,
The terms ot fale are nine months credit for
all Sums above ten dollars, tbe pu/chaier giv
ing bond with two good Securities bearing
intereft from the day of fale; for ill funas of
and under ten dollars the caili will be requir
ed.
SAiVIUEL JUBSON COGLIDGB,
Adminifttacor.
March 14, 1807. w3t
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