The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1804-09-24 00:00:00, page 4

NOTICE. I
A'KH fuhfetibet intends to petition the
.al Affcmbly 'or a-i aft ofinfnlven.
cy to releafehim from debts he is un
p3r . SAMU2JL S. H-.RWOOD.
County, Maryland.
September 11 3t
~AN ACT
Providing for the establishment of semi
annual Fairs.
BE it en~cledoy the r'irst and Second
Chambers of the City Council of Wash
imrtcn, That two Fairs be held in
every year within the city of "W*fifing
ton for the fale of all kinds of cattle,
ji.d men h indifei on tlv*
firft Wed ...f!.-y's of May and N wem* j
ber, und-r lyh regulationa as th« j
1 s,iy pniViib:, of which Fa.rj ,
he (hill m*Vjt due notification*
In virtue of powers vefted in m
above ail ■' an(i
direa that the F k< a nhoriM t
(kail he held >n tht pnhlio grounda
ited iii the ply.i » r the < '
• , the Mall 00 the li -*h
Hilt- of Ui; Tyber, ex:ending from the
Bridge at the Centre Mavke. %o the
r.ver Batotn c, and thit the continaance
O' fa-d fhall he lor three days Cue
ceiTiv. ly, viz. on the firfl Wednefday,
'J'luiii:..-; .".1 I Fiiday in May and
NyveJn" l ''.
ROBERT BRENT, Mayor.
Septemb r 14 —
71/ i?' I 'i'M.lSll. V,
, HKRTY's DIGEST
Of the Laws of Maryland,
Wji.. 11.
THICK 9 list,LARS 25 CKKTfi,
//; blue paper.
District of Columbia, to wit :
i>Sit retnr.nru.r-. 1 ., tint on this twenty
fifcri diy ' - , ' orti
ci it- n li" red and I■ , < hoi 1 - Herty,
I'.fij. of the raid dlflricl, Cofiveyancer and
Notary Public, hath deposed in this office,
•the title ol a bd 1
to wit :
" A of the JLiws of Maryland, beine
npicte lyilesa alphabetlfV.Uj l arranged ol
:.iy, n-w in force
»nd '•' firfl ftttlei
the ffate, • > tfee end of November fefuon
1803, »elnfiv«—towh ed, the adls
rtOibia, from
tbie ailun.: isdufticn to the.end of
the feffion, which d in April
isss4,hic uave—Alfoa varicty.ol precadents,
(i<frpted to the fever*) sfts) for the ufe ofiof
j\i ce , explanatory
lame and. In
,- the Congrcfs of the
tJnii <: a« f° r th«
{, by i; curing th.-.
coj.ici of maps, charts and books to the
iueh copies during
the -d.
.F, Clerk of
t nl ("olirs
e£jT Th-. above may be '•.;<>l at the jmbli
'ent.
1 j
NOTICE.
T>4bfcrib«r, being legally and ful'y
■ ii!' d, by his a i! djult,
and feflTe finally, all the of his
re, loreendred under the laws of
sylviinia, of Maryland, and <<i .he Unit
e 1 Slates, hereby calls on all perfons indebted
tod' 0 make payment Co him ; and
<)ii all who rive claims, to rend 1 him their
accounts, wi:h notice of what propertys
held in pl< dgc for fecurmg paj n-.ent.
-LEAF.
Philadclr.hia, April 13 —wtf
JSJUiiCb. ""
The fubferiber having been
legally authorifed, by Mcffr* Henry Pratt
'r'h'oin.is Willing Francis, John Miller, jun
»-\ililey, and Jiicob Baker s trudees of a
fund create.! from the joint and feparate
eftatc.* of Robert Morris, John Nicho'.fonrand
rally denomiaated,
• Fund," h> rcby calls on
having any claims er J«rctenfiotlß ,
by M ~ othcrwifc, to any of the ob
fai.t Find, to make the fame
known t> birn, with a view to their adjuft
m nt. f\.-.\d all perfons dif;.--fed to par
any of the property of the fVid Fund
terms of lhort credit,
ar'j defiredto nuke cirly application to
I .ME3 GREENEEAF.
Piii'a-ielp'iu April 13 —wef
The tlie AGGREGATE FUND
l;i..;in or near tha riv-r i.em im:, cor.fiftsof
lumber of he ufe lots m the city of
Wa I
uhei- "f handfome bric'i houfes and a
fs v »iiilcu hcufesin do
Awl re on do.
'ich, opp''fiie do.
11 Huntinj* Creek near Alexandria.
Do. a rland.
Doj about r* miles from *-'o.
Th wm in pcrfon receive ap>
plim. heobjeclj of his agency,
at M lotcl, untiltl.e icth inft. after
vr'in i he that all
agpli to capt. Thomas
'ihani Cranch, cfq or Mr. aarouel
Klliot. jun.
J AMI,:-; GREENLEAF.
ifhfngton, June 4 —Jf twt f
~T HO MAS W- PAIRO,
R informs the ladies and
Icmen, and the public of the city
and viciiity, that he has opened ftore at the |
weft corner of the Seven Buildings, where be
..Iways a full ailortment of
dry and f«r,cy H<- imports his hroad
and '.ther woolens, &c. &c. Litufelf,
lie reft at Philadelphia, chiefly for
calh he therefore is able to feh as low as any
hac his rea'onable terms
v I itizens of Wafhington 10 en
courage him.
City of Wifhit.gton, 19th Sept. 180/,—3t
1
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber will sell his Planta
tion adjoining the town of Upp«r Marlbio*
in Prince George* county, containing eight
hundred acre?. This plantation isconfidered
amongQ the brft in the neighbourhood, it is
well adapted to the growth of wheat, Indian
corn and fine tobacco, and has a great fuffi ■
c-ency of wood for Its fupport. The im
provements are a large and commodious
riv-•-.- King houfe, with every other neceffary
buildings for the accommodation of a large
and gente«l family, aU in good repair—
There are alfo on the premifes feveral large
tobacco houfea, corn houfe, (tables, &c. moft
oi which arc almotl new— Vs it ispreluni.it
that thofe who are dsfirous to purciiaie
i would wifh to view the premife*-, it is
; thought timeceffary to be more minute.—
I A liberal credit will be given. For further
, particulars apply to Keti*aiiiel Ciaufuru
■ rcTiding within eight miles of Waffling ton or
to the fubferiber
DAVID CRAUPURD.
U t >pcr Marlbro July a 3 —iawtf
The purchafer may be accommodited
with negroes, farming utenfeN, _iv! ftock o
every kind. W. C,
SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
lUftE.
I URSUANT to an order of the Orphan's
court fer. the county cl" Waftungton will be
expofed to public laic at the Houfe of the
iite John Burchan deccafed on Monday the
24th of September next at 10 o'clock -V. M.
Soodry houfehold goods, confiftinj* of maho
gany tables, a cheft of drawers, cluin-, bed
fteads, looking glaffes, andiron*, Sec. The
terms arc fix months credit for all purchases
above twenty dollars by )',' lv ni;< band >*irh
approved itcririty with intercft troth the clay
of fale—Sum's under twenty dollars to be cafh.
JOHNGRAVEN } _
JOS. STRETCH, % E * ecu **»'
Kept. 14—tdof
American Printed goods.
Calicoes, Shawls, Pocket Handkerchiefs,
life, manufactured bj the subscribers
near Baltimore, and sold at No. 13
Catvert street. I
T
A O remove that diftrufr. often felt refpecl
ing new undertakings, and fo prejudicial to
manufacturing attempt! in America, they
think it pr<*:'cr to oM'crve, that, uothin.4 is
Warning in the bnfinef. to enable good ami s
to perform their work here as well as in
Europe. That they hi,vc. thefe artifts; that
two of the purine's ware brul ta the bttfinefs
in a factory of chc heft reputa carried on hy
their father, & long afterwards by themfclves.
They trull that while foreign goods arc
received without a queffton, an la.r. .-.'unable
J'ufpicion will not prevent their countrymen
giving that trial to their goods, which
only can prove their vu'ee. Beftdes a natural
doubt, they know that certain interef's,
national as well as v. ell as individual, will
fuggeft ohjcdliona to their undertaking. They
have no difficulty in (ivyinjr, that work of the
like kind (hall be as well executed here, as .n
other countries. The colors capable of being
, will be found as permanent ; tlie cloths
perhaps better fubfUnce. and the prices lower
than of the imported cottons.
M'CUL.'LOCH & LUNMUY,
Baltimore, No. 13 Caivert Urect.
Sept 17 —if
Scheme of a Lottery.
To build an Acadkmt in the city of
Richmond. Dollars,
1 Prize— lait drawn ticket, having
2. _._n.k to its number, ofc.ooo
I do. io.coo
f do. 5,000
5 do. oi i,OOO make 5,000
6 do. ~— 500 3i°oo
to do. — aoo 3,000
ac do. — 100 1.,.. 2,000
ico do. — 50 J-,000
ajo do. — 30 7.500
410 c!r». — 15 ■ ■ ■■ io,'o«
1,500 do. --- to -—. 30,000
3,000 do. „-- 15 45,000
1 firfl drawn ticket after x,o»©
having a blank to its number, 450
I do. after a,OOO do. 450
I do. do. 3.000 d». 450
I do. do 4,000 do, 450
I do, do. 5 000 do. 500
l do, do. 6,000 do. 500
1 do. do. 8,000 do. 500
1 th. do 10,000 do. 500
1 do. do. 13,000 do. 500
1 do. do. 13,000 do. 500
1 do. do. 14,000 do, 1,000
5,315 prizes, 150,000
9,675 blanks, not two to a prize,
15,000 tickets at, 10 dollars each, 150,000
N. B. Prize, fulje-ft to a deduction of jts
per cent.
This lottery has been authorifed by rh*
l'gifl.tun; of Virginia, for the laudable ,pur
poliej of creeling a feminary of learning in
or near tha rjnetrop.--.lii of this fbte. With
ibis view, it is contemplated to ralfe »0,000
dolls, and 1.500 dolls, in addition, for defray
ing the ex; tiice. attendant on drawing the lot
tery. Citj-ena ol the firfl rcfpe&abiuty have
felecied z.i triillces, and tlu:y have
ufe their utmoft exer
tions to earrj it intoeffeet. The fchertae .a*
the advantage »f giving to c*,ch adventurer
a chance for fome v.ry large prizes, whi'f
tion of prizes to blanks, is fo grea.
c the friend* of the intended ir.fti
tui.un to p 'take in the lottery, with very
their becoming lofers. The |
mer of the ft:te is to be appointed to re
reivc the money for the tickets as they are j
fold, and to pay the amount of the prizes to
II c fortunate adventurers. It is believed ]
that the above confiderations will induce i
rapid fale of tickets, and the drawing w.li com
mence as foon as a (uQicieiit number fhall be
fold to aut'ioriie it which it is believed
will be on the fecond Monday in Decern- .
bcr next.
Richmond, March a—if
§3T Tickets to be had of Robert Pollard
I»)odt. John Brockenhrough, jun, Wm. I'rice j
(RLg.) SamueJ Plcafints, jun. and William
I'eithard.
\
CHARLES VARDEN, j
MEJICItAKt fAYLOR.
Has received from Philadel
phia in addition to bis farmer flock, a hand
ibme affortment of goods, confining of the
beft London and Spanifh fuperfine cloths and
caflimcres, white and fancy Marfeilles, co
lored and white Janes, India nankeens, cotton
caffimeres, black filk and fattin Florentecus,
with a variety of other articles fuitable for
tbe fummer feafon.
N- B. Ladies habits, regimentals, and navy
uniforms made in the firft ftile of fafliion.
New Jerfey avenue ntar the Capitol,
June Rtf
Kr-MOVAL.
THOMAS CARPENTER,
Tati.oh,
Has removed to tlie house above
Air. Rhodes ( lats. Lor el's) Hotel,
near the President's Square.
In addition to the prefent flock of goods, an
Handiome AfTortment
Is eTptded immediately.
Gentlemen at a difbiice, by f.-'iding a line
by poft, will be waited upon with ail poffi
ble expedition.
T. C will pledge himfelf to execute any
order with a tafte, expedition and moderation
of charge, which fhall nn>t be excelled by
any.
April 16 tf.j
JYa RENT,
f\. TIiRKE STORY BRICK HOUSE
in the the city of Wsfhingtom, fituate on
that beautiful ridjrc north caft of the Seven
buildings, on I ftrcet, Lot No, 3, ro6.
at prefent occupied by Mrs. Scott. FoiTeflion
may be had the ifi of Auguft next. Under
faid houfe h a good dry cellar, on the back
of the lotisaftaSle. and near the premifes a
pump of moft excellent water.
F.nqiiira of Mrs Scott, or of the fubferiber'
High ftreet at Doctor John Bcatty's George |
Town.
ABSALOM JOY.
June 19— —-tf
'J he following
( ity Lots,
On A L 1 nK;ial Timk,
Upon Sscv/ufr, viz.
LOTS—3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9, in 1
fquarejNo. 9 19.- Loto, 1, 2 7, 8,9, 10,
IS, 6c 16, io fcj.No. 938. L.ts 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 13, 1., Ifi, Sc 16, in fq. No
986. Luts 11, 12, 13, U, 15, 16, 17,
16 8c 19, in fquare No. 1042. Lots 5,
6, 7, &, 9, 10, If, 12 St 13, inlViU-re
No. 106
Apply t. CHARLES MINIFIE,
Walhingtoh Gi'v, or to
RICHARD C. JONES,
at Philadelphia.
Waniington, Aupnlt 3--—tf*
N.B. G. i\J. hat- funiry other lots for
fale or ground rent (on f:afy terms
to improvr rr.,) and in eligible fitua
tions.
~T)ociov xVIAu'iUJL)*.K,
HAS* for fale a few hogsheads 4th proof
Jamaica lpirits, linittd and lamp oil, fpirks
of turpentine, win.low glafs, giaziers,
diamon», glue, lamp black, white lead, Spa- j
uifh brown, yellow ochre, chalk, Spanifh j
whiting, VcnetUn red, red lead, verdigris.
drop lake, flake white, patent y<slow, rofe
and Dutch pink, kings yellow 1 urkey umber, 1
gold and filver leal, painters and lWeeping \
brufbes, camels h?,ir pencils, water colours in \
boxes, Spur, fh indigo, fig blue, arnott, red
wood, alka'nit, madder, logwood, turmirie,
fait petre, alum, copperas, fweet oil, pearl
barley, cimorhy and clover feed, tamarinds,
cj.flor oil niArble mortars, fpring trulfts,
ginger, rinnamond. cloves, mace, Chidgi
worm ilcftroyiii./ lozenges, an affortment of
piper hangings, playing cards, copy flips,
ink powder, Enejilh Latin, Greek and
French fchool books, family bibles,
and his nfual complete affortment of drugs
?.nd medicine, patent medicine, furgeons in
ftruments, See.
Gsorge Town, July 20 —tf
HAT MANUfACTURY.
The subscriber informs his
cuftomers ?nd the public gencrallv thathehi
discontinued buskicfs in the city ol Washing
ton, and has opaned fhop on Bridge street near
the Union Tavern— be rolieits the continu
ance of former cuftomers, and hopes that, all
others wtio may chafe to callattd purchafc hi,
manufacture will be amply fuitcd, if neatnef.
and gooduefs be rcquifites
JOEL BROWN.
George T»wn, Feb t7«-tf
Iravellcrs Hall.
THE fubferioer has lately been inchu;
cd from the rapid increafe pf his cuftom to
ptuchafe a lot uf ground adjoining that on
which he lives for the purpofe of build,ng a
dining room and affcmbly. room, each 54 lect
by 3a feet 10 inches with fix additional lodg
ing rooms, and intends to finidi them b
the enluiug winter ; which together with his
taveni and hnufi: will occupy a front of near
one hundred feet 10 the molt agreeable part
of the town and in the centar of buGnefs
being on thehigheil parr of the public fquare.
He hat ronliderably increafed fhe lurniture
t&c ol' hisboufes and ftables. 1 lis domcAics and
fcrvants are of the moft faithful ditpofnions
and properly qualified for the departments to
which they are alfigned He has a conftar.t
fnpply of the bt it flaSle forage; imported
and couiilry provifions. imported liquors, ftc.
of the Crft quiliry, foreign newfpapers, ike.
And his i«e will moll probably laft through
the hot Weather
The diftinguifhed prtFerence which the
j firft charaders have already given him, fill*
, him with gratitude Ke offers his fincere
j thanks to all Ms good friends and begs leave
;to affurc them that neither his time nor his
purfe (hall be fpired in attempting to render
the Tiavcllers Hall a houfe of entertainment,
for Genteel Ouists only, equal to any
in America.
P. BRADLEY.
Lexington, Kentucky, June iv, 1804.
1 f_T A Stage runs from the Travellers
hah to the Olympian Springs In thefunimer'
1 and to Fianckfort during the feUioni of
I Affombly.
June ap-~-^»n
Now to be had for the small sum of
S2& dollars !
SCHEME OF A
Lottery
for the ufe ot
THE GERMAN
TRINPPT CHURCH,
In Sixth Street, Phh.adki.phia,
Which will pofitively commence drawing at
the flat* houfe in this city the fourth Mon
diy of Novenber next, prizes will he re
ceived in payment for fush tickets as may re
main for fale during the dra'vrii g,or the ctfh
advanced for the.*, on allowing a Imall dif
count. From the gre»r proportion ah.
fold, it is expected that the tickets will loon
be railed to fix dollars and an half.
Dollars.
I Prize of io thoufand dolls. io.oco
I Three thou fund 3000
1 Two thou; a 000
I One thoufand 1 poo
4 Five hundred s.occ
10 Three hundred j 000
2.0 Two hundred 4,000
3 $ One hundred 3,500
',<• Filey • . 4.500
100 Twenty • • a 000
6000 Seven • • 41,000
• ift drawn No. on the 10th day 500
1 • 15th 500
t aoth 560
1 a,;th ,<oo
1 3oih 500
1 35 th 5C.0
1 1,000
r 45th r.coo !
1 50th 1,000 1
1 55t!* 1,000 1
1 Firfl* drawn No. on the !aftd?.y"*.
when there fhill teonly 600 V 6,009 j
tickets in the wheel, j
" t
•6274 Prizes. Dollar.?,—9o 00c-
Conliderably lcF« than two blanks to 4 prize,
The prizes to be paid 30 days alter the ciofe
of the drawing—Subject to a deduction of
15 percent.
1 . L.i 1 f r fale by.
GEORGE TAYLOR, Jun.
No. Bs, South S-'oucl llif.'t, or
MATTHEW M'dONNELL,
No. 82, G- clntit lt-.tet.
ADAM PREMIK,, No >
134, fourh fi\;h ft. j
AN I .uY. HOGKLhY, ~\
No. Corner oi Grein C Comniiffioncrs.
an-' third ftreets, J
CHARLES BOWMAN, >
No. 16 Sudd ftreet {
Whole tic kets 6 dollari
Hall tii.ke-i ——— 3 15
Quarte* r 1 75
in other lotteries received in payment
|C7*Letceri 1. either of
whom, pofi-pa'ul anil the caili,
will he dnly attended "'-•
Aug. 27th—2avy tISN.
To be Sold,
On Thursday th \> ofSeptem
on tha pi the liighrs bidder,
if not il.sposedof by private s.de be fere j
mat
THE *ra<ft of la*:d whereon I now live in j
Fairfax Co Virginia, on Popes He»d creek,
containing 55-) acres, rhc -tuition is agi
hi*: Jtid healthy ; (here ii on it an excellent I
mill feat on the above mentioned cieck, with j
an Insarhauftible quantity cf grey ires Hone, I
and an abundance of good red and white oak, J
poplars, a- itel imber to cncl the <!am j
and neceffary buildings on the (pot; there is J
on this crunk whiih w„friei ihia traift, lor
about two miles, a v< : ry confidetable portion
\of the fi.ft quality meadow land, there is a
I confideraole quantity of Jrtfh land, juft open
cu.and nearly half of the trad to cut; it U
fituated about ao miles of George Town,
Washington, Alexandria and Dumfries, it is
confidtrcd the beft piece of foreft land in the
county.—the terms of payment Will be
third paid down, one third in iS'moiitlu and
the other third in three yi-*is»; a>i indllpu
tide will br made to the pnrchafer. The public
is allured tlm tbe fale wil uk-; place if not
privately difpofjsd of before the day of fale,
as l r.ni determined to remove to the (late of
Kentucky this fall—Alio on the fame day
and place, will be fold, all my flock of every
fort, plantation utenfels. houfehold and
kitchen furniture and the present crop now
on hand for ready cafh,
THOMAS POLLARD.
Auguft ta—tdof
"for sale.
LA. Traft or parcel of land, containing one
hundred thoufand acre*, furveyed is ti 1
one thoufand acres each, lyingou th.. gtsat
and little .Sati'.la rlveri in the counties, of
Wayne and Tail; fP.,; in the (fate of G,..
diftant about 4omiks from the town ol St
Mary** and the fea. This land is a.-, undi
ed moiety of two adjoining tracts cont.
each too 000 acres, ami is remarkab'e for
its fxrenfive forrfts of Urge and valuable yel
low pine, and the luxuriant growth of natu
ral gafs, affording an inexhanftible range of
pafturage for cattle. A great bargain may be
had ton purchafer of the whole undivided
moiety; for terms of fale apply to
JOHN BECK LEY.
City of Washington.
Sept. 12—tf.
TO BE SOLP
-Dy private contract, an cftate called fhi
chefler, lying on the banks of the Eaftern
Branch, immediately oppofirc the city of
Wafliington. This eftate. extends irom neat
the foot of the Bridge fo a lictle below the
Navy-Yard, and contains 69* acre? of land.
It is laid off in lots of from 83 to 117 acres.
Dyers Fr.riy is on it.
The price arc! conditions of fale may be
known on application to captain Mai
buryofßlnc Plains oppofite Alexai'drii fo
colonel Hanfon, of the Navy-yard, or to the
fubferiber
Captain Marbury who has a plat of the
eftate, may be fpoken with on any Thurfdav
at the Bank of Columbia.
< THONY ADDISON.
Bamaby fince Georgis County. J
September xa—aawjw
I 50 Dollars rewaui,
! c
.STRAYED orftolen from the commons of
i Waft) ing ton city, between Saturday and
j Monday the 7th and 9th of July-, inlt. a pair
jof bright BAY HORShS, of the lollcwnig
I delciiption.:—One abtut fifteen and a hail
■ { hands high over the fhouldtr., and akftttt two
! inches lower over the hips', fuppofed to be
j eight year* old, bl-ck mane and tail, mane
ion the right fide, trots and canters, a ftar in
the forehead, both hind ancles white, and
has partly on tbe inner fide of each,uniform
ly placed, about one inch above the hoof af
black fpotol about three quarters of an inch
diameter; nr other ftriking natural marks
are rccolieifled. i his horfc is fuppofe.'. to be
three fourths Fnglifh blooded ; he is when in
fiefh very handiome, and moves with cafe
I and elegance. He is now much reduced in
j appearance by a long journey, his backfome
thing injured by the laddie, and has old
markß ot finiilar a!>ufe.
The other horfc is about fifteen and a
hand 1 high before, and the fame behind, flit
years old, not fo hmdfomcly bniit in asjy
refpedt as the other, but carries bimlclf very
well, trots hard, canters eafy and racks a little,
his mane and t-il ar e Ukewife black ; hi*,
mane thin and on the right fide; left hind
ancle white ; has a fUr in the forehead, and a
fnip in the nole, mofl ly inclined to an i run
ning 1 into the left noftril; a circular brand on
the left fhouldcr, with a character in the center
believed to beintended ior an A. He is not
fo low in fiefli as the other, th- new faddlc
marks are worfe, but he h?s few or no old
ones, except a flight appearance of a farmer
navid gall. They were (hod all 'ound.
If ftolcn the above reward wiil be paid on
i convict.on of the thief; il flraycd and (#ai d
j within ao miles of Wafbington city a reward
of ao do'lars will be given, mid it beyond
I that diilauce, 40, dolls, tsienr.es included, on
their return to Phineas Bradley, Wifhington
city, or Rennerand buffaid, George I own.
Auguft i — iaWtf
MED IT ERR AN KAN PA SSPORTS
N >tice is hereby r»;ivrn, that it h s
bee.-, d-emed expedient to rb;i s;e the
Icjn-rr of the Mediterranean il;
fueti ti Veflefs of -he Unitnd S.itf-t ,
that from the eighth day o,f July neat
thof" of t!te new forte will be ifTued -
the,cuflom houfes to every veffiel. For
which application may be made on :r
li the terms pi efi uhed
by liw -nt! fiirrendering the former
i):»IToit of which i, if
any, in which 1 '.u-r c .; tio fees wili he
:>r the exchange ; ond that
hy ;i: arrangement ion by the
Barbary powers, with whom.we are ;<t
. either the (.i.i or the n* -v. form f
irt will be fufficient to pro:eft the
f the United St • 1 pap.
ttire until the Ift of July 1805, alter
which the ok! term of paffport will b*
lilable and the new OJie alone in
ufe.
Dep ■ I State, £
23d of May, 180(4. )
The fr inters of the laws of the Unf
ed States are reqiliited to insert the
above in their Gazettes twice a week
for the space of six minths, and the •
lectors of ihe Customs to beep copies
of it posted up in their offices.
May 3<>~-2rtwr..n
This is to give notice,
THAT tbe fubf riber, of Calvert County,
in the State of Maryland, hath obtain*
ed from the Orphan's Court oi (aid County,
letters of Adminiftraiion on the peifonal ef
tate of Nathan Smith, late of the county
aforefstd, dectafed. All pe-fo:i« having
claim* againft the fai4 deceafad are hereby
warned to exhibit the fnme, with the vouchers
thereof..to the fubferiber, at or before the
tenth day of April, eighteen hundred and '
five—they may otherwife by law hs excluded
from all benefit of the faid efkts Given un
der my band thi* eighte'jmh day of Septem
ber, eighteen hundred «nd four.
THEODORE HODGKIN, AdmV.
September 19—law 3:
OY Virtue of a decree of the high court of
Lj chancsry of tht ftate of Maryl. nd will be
fold at public au&ion at Caton't tavern in
the city of Annapolis at twelve o'clock on
Saturday tkc twenty ninth day of the prefent
month,'the lot of ground now in the occupa,
tion of Wm. Crown of the city of Ann»poli«
it the tnteri&otion of North
Eaft til cotch ftraet, and bounds, on
Scotch ftrcjt one hundred and fev«:;cyfive
and an ha!f'e,-c, then with a line parallel with
North Faft thsi'f i-n the Severn river, then
"uh the river to North Jiaft
ftrts.r. and then with tf, Eaft Street t jthe be
ginning 'he improvement' are a )>rge cuijve
brick dwe ling houfe beautifully fttueted
on the river kitchen -.nd out houfes of diffur
ent kind* and a pump of excellent witer.
•*>ny lurrher defer! ption is thought unneceffiry
as'prrfor.s who .ire difpofed to purchan, will
probably make thc-uiclve, tcqu*/hited with the
property previous to the day of die The
terms of lale a.c that the pnrchafer (!»*'! give
bond with ferurity to be approved hy the
trufte* ior paying the purchafe money with
intercft within fix months from the day of
fale.
NICHS BREWER, Trufte*
September to —w^c
Ten Dollars Reward.
RAN Away from'the fuVcriber on }'r
day, thefirft infV a negro. Wench c-.UedRA
CMEL, about twenty 1 pc
ceptibi-; rank —Shi ii front, nude, ha, ab afh
ful look when fpoken to, iiiealis quick,
rcntiy far advantpd in • r -~"i in< v. Her cloth*
1 ing; cannct be defcribes! an flj*j to k with her
feveral article* belonging to her miftref*. I
wit] gi-e the above nsvi'-' 1 ' if fhc fi lodgesl in
any jail in the ft.-.te, and alt r irgea
il brought heme.
'."ii a ais clakk.
I" Aug. '29—wtf.