The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1808-04-25 00:00:00, page 4

40 D CLI, ARS R E WARD. j
FOR apprehending and delivering*]
Nci*rn HARRY to the subscriber in
the city of Washington or twenty five i
dollar* for securing said sieve m> that I ■
get him Again* H rry r<fh off en the .
11th clay o| March 1808, he tl about 5 j
feet 7 or 8 inches high, well made,thick !
lips, light black color, has tbe wool !
shaved off the. back of the head the size
Of a eloll r, ar.d ft sc r on the same, and !
:% ".mull •*■ en on the breast; had on when
he went off a blue cloth coatee, drab
Color bear skin round jacket (as a spen
cer.) Harry was purchased of Mr.
George Cole of Poplar Hill, Saint Ma
ry'" county.
N. b. Having reason to believe that
he was persuaded and aie'ed in his
elopement, I offer 50 dollars rewani to
any person who will prove to convicti n
In a court of justice the person guilty of
lath act** PETER LENOX
Ap'ilG—*»-etf
This is lo give Notice —
That the subscriber of St. Mary's
hah obtained from the Orphan's
Court of Saint Mary's county in Ma
ryland, Letters Testamentary on the
personal est .te of Wilfred Neale,
late of Saint Mary's county, de
ceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same v/itb tin
vouchees thereof to Ihe subscriber at or
before the 25th day of September next,
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under mv hand this 20th day
ot March 1,808.
HF.NKY NEALE, Ex'r.
March 25—6w
JUsT keceTVed,
And for Sale, at J. March's Book-
Store, High-street, Geo. Town,
An extensivi assortm nt ' f Johnson*
CHILDREN'S HOOKS;
Among which are tbe f Mowing i
Pity's Gift, price 37 1-2 cents.
Sequel to Pity's Gift 37 1.2
Way to Wealth 25
Moral Fahl-s 2.5
Simple Stories 25
i ct Rhymes 37 1-2
Uhy 18 3 4
Prize 2 vols. 50
Chimney Sweeper 18 3-4 •
Little Family 38 3 4
Letters from London 37 1-2
Toy Shop 12 1 2
Children in the Wood 37 1 2
Anecdotes pt the Dog 62 1-2
Mcdl 12 1-2
■*„* AH the «bnve Books are fine
tions, ornamented with fine plates.
Apri' 20—3t ■
t< /ss and gKity,
HAVE for sale at their store George
Town, the following articles just rec* iv
e»d from Philadelphia, by the schooner
Carolina, capt. Hand, jun. viz.
SO kegs butter,
20 barrels, New Town, Pippin Apples,
10 do. buck whe;;t flour,
10 do. Cranberries, and
10 do shell bark hiekery nuts.
Also a stvial! assignment of very elegant
Locking Gl .s;es, Waiters, Trays, po.
lished st.-el Shovel and Tongs, with cv
nnd brass beat's, Sec. Sec.
'I
aHu B h.
WOOLLEN dra-pers, men's mer
cers, and ttylora, New-Jersey A
venue, opposite the Secretary ot the
Navy's, respectfully inform the pibb
that they hay* commenced business ir.
the ■ i whert* they wi'.l endea
vor t< .'.isfactie-—they have on
hand » fr di supply of th" most foshi
nn ble g'jods, suitable for the approach
tri-- season, all fresh and vi the very
best quality.
N. B. Rejgittientarl and naval mil*
ns rri'dc. in the m"-X elegant and
fushinmble stile v/ith ne*itriesi. and di:-.
pat- t .
O ■ ,U-v <?A tf.
17. V iRDv.A
MERCHANT TAYLOR,
RESPECTFULLY Informs the gen
tleni' 1 ... ol the district of C 'b.m' la
.md publl In ger.er. 1, »h.it he his just
freeivetl by al*t. ; nival from Philadel
pWa,
A CHOICE nsSORTMENT
Of sup rfine Cloths, C «tt*rj' rts, sir,id.
an rloide milled, superfine Costing,
black ilk Florentines, Likewise- an
eb-g nt atsortraent otop ineietsand ri. h
silk Me,!-skins for walstCOAtS with _
variety oi :.thc*- articles suitable forth*
season.
R eitnent :U and Navy Uniforms
m .el. in tn moit t-1. g.itit an I uniform
Stile nf f sl.i'in.
Richard Horwrll's ctU-hr?Ard patent
pr 1! t SUSPENPKRS lar superior to
any hithi ;'.o In upe c n be ha I on the
il,es at bis manufactory.
Vii. -m ' 27—'f
r |~*HK. SubsCfi' er b< ing anxious to
A settle a'l his hnsine**, ti .s sold his
entire stock of goods to John P' ter ; he
th ref .re r. justs all these Indebted to
linn to call and day their accounts,
(/)_] uejt'as are of long stand
ing, as fut i her indulgence cannot be
uti'in). His Book* are iimov
o the lounttii! Ivu»« if Baker,
lb?)* . ami Co. wlu-r all his accounts
will be read* for sr ttVm, tit | v his assis
tant Mr. Samuel C. OtTut, or
F.LISHA lUOtiS.
fiei.r ->.c Town. M ■< ii 16—-tf
/■
Thk. Two sion ijii k HOUSEj situ
ate on square-, mini i l 'X.l'u in th city o.
JFashiegt ,n now . ccttpi d by Mr. Tunis j
Craven, as a retail st-.r. . Pha cligibi- 1 '
llty of tliis stand It h retail husrn- ss
Is cxc elled by none In .his city ; beingsl
tuate on • lie principal st' ect to the Navy
Y-r■', anil very ne.r *!k Na- . Yard
t; it . Any person eh sirous of'nurr.h .s
--ing i.»- ah ive pr -p be she wn
it b) applying tn thi sub ..'riber, who
will atso mik kn'iwii tbe terms of sale
Wn, BRENT, j
ff asbjngtoß city, Dec. ltJ—wtf
I MO TICK.
;To the Stockholders of the Washing
ton Bridge. Company.
IN pursuance to an act of C"ngress,
you are called on by the late Com-1
i missioners to attend in person or by
j proxy at Washington the 2d of May
! next, tn elect live Directors, a Trea-
J surer, and Clerk 1 take the liberty
i through this medium to offer myself a
! candidate as your Clerk. The advan
-1 tage to the Alexandrians of the clerk
! residing in Alexandria, as the office is
j to be kept in Washington, is obvious, atul
jno injury can possibly arise from this
j arrangement to the Stockholders in the
' City. It will render unnecessary in
ease of transfer*, that the persons con
: veyirg nr rec iving the conveyance
1 I should repair to the Clerk's Office in
; the City to have the* neeetful done—true
F if is, that it mm be done by power of
' Attorney; but the trouble attendant
_ thereon is an inconv-i.i' nee, indepeo
| dent of the nece-sW nt to effect
i j the transfer ; whereas the clerk rc-sid
i : big In Alex mdrin, might be the means
. nf saving that eXpencc md trouble by
: ke. ping -t transfer heck there.
, I shall bee tit nt to receive, whatever
. emnltimer t the service may be deemed
i worthy 01, or us low as any c nioetitor
that may be presented fbr four suffrage.
A. LIN DO.
> Alexrmdrn, An*-il 18—tm
» I "fYi obedience t-> ihe decree of the ti (th
' j A court ofCh inn • y e>f Mirylanel, will
be sold to the highest bidder, at the
pn mises on tin 4th flay of May next at
3 "'clock, P. M. .11 the right, title,
and interest of Thomas Clark, de-
Ceased, in and to part ot a Tract >f
LAND, called Brock Had, supposed to
■ Coo tain about one but ('red ami twenty
I acres, nnd o.rt of a Tract f LAND
i Called Beall's Hunting Quartern, sup
pi. d to contain about seventy acres,
lying in Prince George county Mary
, land. The purchaser to give hnnd >vi*h
satisfactory s - curity for the payment of
the iurrha.se money with interest there
on from the day ot Sale, payable in
fifteen months after sni ' day of sale.
All pernoos having claims against the
said llvuii-s Citrk, deceased, are re
quested to exhibit the >ane to the
Register of the court of Clnncery with
lh< vouchers In support tl-um witlun
three month" from the gal d v nf sale.
JAMES S. x.ORSEL, Truttee.
April 13 3w
AG RE AT B I EGA IN.
JQfEPH VVHEATON Broker and
Commission Merchant, has put into
his hands for sab, at his office m F
street near the Bank, a valuable pro
perty in tin city of Washington, consist
ing ef 646,453 >qu r feet of city LOTS
ly situated on the most
prominent ami v tillable streets, anc
mar the Navy Yard and Bridge, and t.
be hnti on the most reasonable t<<rms oi
i payment. This grt it bargain is re
commended to gentlemen deiirou** ol
securing **n earl) fortune, in thi< trul)
growing and flourishing itv ; the per
manent residence and seat nf the go
vi. ment of the Unit'd States. Other
ci.i pr. perty tube hid—Houses and
Lots—Enquire as above.
All kin's of Stocks bought and sold.
|Ty» Wanted to Purchtise a few
All J ATA RY LAND WARRANTS
W Onineton ci \, Dr.. 11—tf
NO I iCE.
PURSUANT to en net ot the Ge
neral Assimbly of M'ryl nd, pass
ed at November session, 1806, entitled
« An act authorizing the collection of
cert in ground rents due on lots in the
Town of Cumberland,in Allegan) coun
ty," nd a supplement thereto, passed
at November s< -«ion, 1807, Public No
rice in hereby given to all persons hold
ing onimprove-d lot* in s .id town, on
which ground rents are now clue, th it
unless the said rents are paid on or be
fore the first day of December next,
the said lots will on that day be offered
• t pii'dic sale to the highest bidder,
on a credit of 60 days. The nale to be
livid ftt Mr. J.Hint's tavern in sa'nl to* n,
to Commence .t ten o'clock, a. m. an.'.
continue from eiay to day, until the
whole are --o'd.
THOMAS BEALL, of Sand.
March Vl—**pt-l«
L.I.\DzAY v itoX'i e~l.
A he Subscriber has taken th-.t well
calculated house on the Capitol Hill
Late occupied by Air. FVost formerly .
-,y Mr. Stelle —Where* he intends to
open a T.vern on the 24tb Octeiber.
Those gentlnneft who may fiver him
with their Custom may rely on every
ntte nti n tn tb Power of the Public's
devoted Servant.
GEO, VV, LINDSAY,
N. B.—EIGHT or TEN BOAR I)ERS
may ik c >m cnl mly accommoelated.
' Qc.'fb' r 19—if,
FAMILY PHYSICIAN.
Am w and ; r ,r ah improved F mily
Physician, entitled ■* The Planter's and
Mariner*. Companion,"
• FOR SAI.K AT
R. C. idvAGHTAIAA's
Rnok store , Washington city.
/. AIIIAAGAA r 's George-Tciwn,
And Kid is* TuoMis's, Market
streeJ Baltimore!
M'f-fi 28—Sw
This is to oivk NOTict.,
That the subscriber of St, Mary's county,
hath obtained Ire m tne Orphan's Court
of St. Mary's county in Maryland Let
ters Testamentary on the pergonal
estate of of Cumund Plowden Lite ct thi
,j county aforesaid deceased. Ail per*e>n*
hiving claims again-t tbe sod cltci
;ire hereby warned to rXhibit the: same
with vouchers thereof to the fiibscriber,
at or before the- 25ih day of S< pt- inner
n xt, they may <'herwise by law he
excluded *r hi all beneftl of the
est te. Given under my hand this 18th
day ol M i*cli, eighteen hundred tti ight
HENRY NEALE, Ex'r.
I March 25- 6vr
TUNIS CRAVEN
HAS removed his entire stock of
DRY GOODS from Alexandria to I
i j Washington, and is now opening, at his
. new Store, between the Marine Garri
| son and Navy Yard Gate, an assort.
' ment equal to any in tbe District ;—
■ MBong which are,
' Wood's best London cloths,
i Do. double milled & plain cassimeres,
Bennett's cords and velvets,
: Constitution Gerrow, hunting, Tra
-5 falgar, and silver cords,
1 Velvets,
J Imperial, Brunswick waistcoating,
* Silk moleskins do.
i Toilincts, swansdown do.
Plain and figured Marseilles do.
i Bearskin coatings,
i Plains, kerseys, haifthicks,
t Rose and dnffil olank ts, flannels,
f Superfine green cloth table, covers,
t Calicoes, colored cambrics,
Gingham*, silk and cotton chambrays,
l Furniture Chintz,
Cambric and jaconet muslins,
3 India and Bri'ish book do.
f India mullmull figured and plain,
Plain and figured lenoes,
r Laced cambrics,
1 Elegant tamboured mulls,
f (Grecian rohes and Peliese dresses,
8 4 damask ami raw silk shawls,
Damavk «c lfs,
Camel's hair and swnnsdown do.
i Down sciitt«,
l Long and short lace sleeves, spider St
nett sleeves,
t Extra long and habit kid gloves,
, Do. do. silk do.
Do elo. raw silk do.
f Cross-barred and plain Mantuas and
, lutestrings,
i Persian.? and Medes,
) Thread and cotton laces,
L <cc caps and handkerchiefs,
, Bonk muslin and hno cap patterns,
4-4 7-8 Irish limns,
l Long lawns, linen cambrics,
f Iri.h diap-r-, table-cloths, napkins,
Cotton C tinterpanes,
i C itnbric Dimities,
Ci rtimpn do,
j Furniture elo.
Ladii s* and gentlemen's silk, thread,
Cotton, wnrste.d, lami/s wool &
l Angola hose,
i Gentlemen's pantaloon do.
Sdk cords and buttons,
Ribbons, floss threads,
Seal tan', other colored hombazets,
He-.nh rues, Russia sheeting, tick
i lingi-urg,
Osnaburgs, baftas, gurrahs, Bee. Ecc.
ALSO,
Imperial and young hyson tea of a
superior 'quality in small l»«x s, t-> suit
* families, or by the pound—Also genu
. H v inna segars.
T C. is determined to sell on the
lowest terms.
F, Cl ry 3_tf
F.NGLI**..! t..)e>J/"*
I By the yosipn adams a d sT. yoHN
from Liverfioof.
AP EL ETON is 3 CO.
16\ Calvert street, Baltimore,
r received the ir regular supply
• jLL ot Goods, c dculated for the pre
sent and appreiaching season :
Cambric ane) commtm Calicoes,
'~ Plain and stripe. Dimities,
Printed Marst ilks Vesting,
White Jeans,
Furniture Chintz,
Do. Dimities,
London Superfine Broad Cloths,
Do. elo. Cat-si.; ires,
York hire fine cloths and Cassi
niere •:,
Patent Nankeens,
. G ranch ri ll*r,
C Won t'a - imirec,
6-4 and 4«4CL%mbric Muslins,
Japan, H nlcord and Check, do. .
t ' Pi tin md figured Mtill do.
L-no, Victory, Ri die, &c. do.
C. lor el do. elo. do.
4 4 plain book do.
Ginghams,
; Silk do,
att Ins, Persians and Sarsenets,
Bonnet Silks-,
Sdk Glove-;,
Silk Handkerchiels,
Faery Shawls,
Cotton Umbrellas,
Do. Brans,
Do. Laces and Footings,
D. Qudliags,
' English Kid Gloves,
Cotton HeSsi ty,
II .ti.'kerthiefs,
Frmg s and Red Lace,
Cotton and Linen Checks,
Bin !
Birmingham Wart*, Sec.
IN STOKE,
A ff*w dozer; Gentlemen's best BuAVBM
Hats from Marseilh s
' '1 'hese Goods will be snltl 1"W for cash
• orundouhii ! paper ai 6oda>s.
Apiii 8 10*
lAM ... Miv-usct H■; tit .. (. h \\ HKF
and \\'ai'E-H.ousk, Utely occupied
I hy Mr. Griltith Coombe. The wharf
is advantageously situated fen the recep
tion and saleof Lumber, and th- Ware-
House well Calculated for stcre-ge of
■ flour, or any kinel of country produce,
i as well as West India produce. The
terms will be re nonable and imm» dinte
possesilon -...ivi n.
Vessels elr wing 13 feet water e«n
come to tbe wharf.
ROBERT BRENT.
April 18—|w
" ~ NO2 ICE,
SUCH of the "creditors of the Lte
general Uriah Feirr «<t, d* ceased,
is h ye. ia m*- against bis e«state prior
In iheLsuing t tn commission of Bank
ruptcy i gainst him, ar lur-hy notified
th t the Cnnv.uissioners of Bankruptcy
wil meet to mak a dividend, at
Rhode's tavern in the city if Washing
tun on Monday ihe 30'h day of May
ney.t, at 11 o'clock A. M. when and
where they will please to attenet in per
son or by attorney,
JOHN HEWITT, Assignee,
fjity Washington, April 15—wtm
I Mr, Joshua B: Bond's celebrate
running r fosSß
FIRST CONSUL,
WILL stand this season, at the sub
scriber's farm in Prince George s coun
ty, Maryland, about seven mil's from
Queen Anne, ten from Bladensborg, the
same distance fiom Upper Marlbo
rough, and ahout sixteen miles from the
city of Washington ; at Twenty Five
dollars the season, and one dollar to
the groom ; but Twentu-One dollars
will be received in full if sent with the
mares ; if the money is not sent with
the mares it is recpiested that notes ot
hand will be sent at that time, given for
Twenty Six dollars, payable at the ex
piration of the season, winch will com
mence immediately and end the Ist
of August. Good pasture will be fur
nisher! gratis, as soon as the gra-s is
good, and in the mean time, hay and
corn furnished at the common price,
for the mares according to orders. The
utmost care will be taken of the mares,
but I will not be answerable for cci
dents or escapes. Consul is of line
figure, beautiful bright bay, with a
small blaze In his face, anil his hind
ancles white ; full 15 and 1-3 hands
high. It is expected that the stock
freim Consul ami well bred mares, will
not he surpassed by th ■ *tock from any
horse (scarcely) in America, for th
turf, carriage, or saddle ; or even from
Consul and good looking mares, which
have none ot the running blood ; their
colts cannot be* otht r than elegant in a
car iage or under ih" suh.le.
Such mares as have little, or not any
of whit is supposed to be running blood
lin them, may be put to Consul at half
price, the money sent with the
mares.
It itshould be preferred by gentl. men
living oeyond Blaelensoingh ami Upper
Marlborough, who wi«h to br ed trmn
Consul, by giving notice to the »übscri
ber, he can be sent one clay in each
we> k to each place, from the first day
of April, while ther- will be any mares
to st ml to him from either • f those di
rections ; say Blrfdansbueg on Tn 'sday,
and Upper Marlborough on S tur.l >v.
ISAAC DU KETT.
March 12, 1808,
Pi-digrer of Fißct Consul.
HE wis toale in P'l.hi... Iptda county,
June 179? i, g<" v the noted running
horse Flag t Truce-, lib dam >v the
■ imported horse SI nil' r, his gn n ..tn
' front the imported tn r* Hi mn;e, D-_n
jon w.i - c*"t by Old Eelipsr, _leii.u«.r
j was got by K.mg Herod, who pro v c
j mure runners than any other horse in
England, as may be seen by the Racing
C ilender, there tore it may in truth •
Said en the dam side of First Consul,
] the two great grand sires were tha best
' hor <-s England ever produced. 1 Tag
iof Truce w. s tired by colonel Geiod of.
Virginia and was esteem, tl the b st tin t
horse in his <Uy and was the sire o
col ncl Taylor's famous running horse
Leviathert. First Con ul has won i-itht-i
j2O or 22 purse* tier* luOl. an I lOug.
ian never started, agtinst a )i ir-e h
1 did not outrun until ih fall he was eight
years old—the spring following h s won
i three purses and disrnace:' the ri Id the
fiirst day at New. MtrJkct c v L"ng
Island.
JOSHUA B. BOAD,
Philadelphia,
ivtirrh IR—eptM&wtf
OSCAK,
By Gabriel, the sire af Post. Boy.
Thk beautiful thorough bred run
ning Horse, OSCAR, will stand the
present season at Christopher's, ad
i mi ,g Belle-Ai'', the s<-at. t Benjamin
Ogle, jan. Ivq. in Prince George's
r.'un»y, 18 rile- from 1 Washington Ci
ty, "ii the roiel leaeling from thence to
Annipoli-, at the rec.nced price of
Twenty Dollars a mar-, ami li ■
cents to th Groom, whi'h may be dis
charged, if paid within the season, hy
the payment oi fifteen dollars, ami lit .
c nts to the Groom. The season will
. commence on the 15th March, an
close on the 20th Juiy. Pasturage for
s gratis Those wim wish tb.tr
tier ti d with grain will s**nd the h»o
--ney for it's purchase at the market
price Great care will be t.kri of the '
mures j but th re will be no responsi
bility for accidents oi e'seap s.
Osc ris a bright bay, a horse of su
p*rior style, and of rlega-t form —
b< autitiilly marked, and of uncoiiitnontv
fm b n nnd sinew, lit is r'lMt.g eight,
yt-ai s old, 15 hands 3 inches high, and
n. rf in high health and vig r. Hi
bloo■'. is equal t • that of any horse in
tor world—-mid his p rfnrmances on
tbe turl not perhaps surpassed by any
| horse on the continent. He w.s the
first horse that ever beat Mr. Bond's
celei rated First Consul. A particular
j account of that race, and ef hi- per
formances gen-rally, is publish d in
han hills, which, with ()sc, it's pedi
i gree, may be seen with thi Groom.
Apply to the Manager, at Christo
pher's.
April 20—4t __
~E~DW -tRD GRA AAI H.-iADY,
CABINET <S" CHAIR-MAKER,
RE S P i. C T FULLY iirfWtm his
friend and the public In gt
that he has commenced business in
Nerth G street, next door west of Qt,
Iv_ v's, and respectfully solicits a por
tion ( their p tron ge.
j}7* O ~- or two Apprentices, wanted
lo the above business.
April 15—w3t
l
FRESE GARDEN SEEDS, iffc. I
The Subscriber having recently
received a supply of European Garden
Seeds, See. which added to the various
sorts saved by him the last summer,
m kes his assortment extensive ynel j
which are for sale at his Nursery
Garden, Eastern Branch and at Dr.
Ott's Medicine Store, Georg town..
THRO: HOLT
Washington aity, Jan. 11—taw
30 DOLLARS REWARD,
FOR apprehend'«g and safe keeping,
black MOSES, ahout 5 feet 10
inches high, about 25 years old ; has
lost an upper fore tooth, has a rupttfre
near bis groin ; when sharply spoken
to shews submission, his voice is soft
and low, his gestures is such as has
enabled him to deceive those who aro
acquainted with him. I have had him
twice since the 30th of July last; once
he broke from the stocks ; once from
five men on the 26ch December last. On
tbe <!av after be broke Wm. Lee's
house, and toot therefrom ail said Lee's
wearing apparel, also a saddle and bri
dle ancl a horse lrom my stable. The
horse, saddle and bridle I have recover
ed, which was taken from him hy Mr.
ftison who keeps terry near Dumfries.
The principal part of clothing he had
with him wh n he was lodged in Dum
, tries Jail, on 3(Kb December last, :on
sisted of home made cloth, winch he
took with him on the Ist of January
last when he broke jail and cleaved
himself. I suppose he is lurking about
George Town or Alesan.lria. He;.call
ed himself a freeman, and passed by
the name of John Lucas Roulta. It is
likely he will take some* other. The
above reward and all reasonable
charges I will pay to any person v. iv
will lodge him in any j„il, or iV Uvcr
him to vie in Orange county.
JOHN PAYNE,
Black Walnut Run.
March 18—10
Cheap SpR'IAG is SUMMER
GOODS.
The Subscriber h-s just received from
baltimors a very handsome assortment
of Spring, Summ rand Fancy G
which are as fallows; viz.
1 A, 11rge quantity of handsome tslice*
4-4*h and 6 4th, and striped cambric
muslins, silk shawls, cotton lace, rib
' bons, while and black sarcenet, ladies
and gentlemen's sdk and cotton hose,
kid, beaver and leather gloves, bobbin,
1 tape, thread, silk, need s, ptns, fans
Italian crape-, elegant crape handker
» chiefs, veils and shawl*, work d nd
plain mull, Jap n and bock muslin,
linen cambric, yellow ami white can
vass, 4 4th and (i 4.h ginghams, Irish,**
linen, shirting cotton, white and drab
i. j mus, '.omie z tt and b mb z
'. j and cotton bf> tn k, Irish and German
i sheeting, dimities and furniture /'unity,
j white „n brown platill is, diaper, nan
keens, cotton <ne stiic umbrellas, kid,
spangled and Mor< a o she b, BiC BtCi
Which wil! be sold very cheap for cash
of*'on ere it to hi. punctual customers,
and no others*
P. MAURO, it the corner
i west of ih« S ye n Bui lings.
April 18—6'
PUBLIC .vj/jfi..
BY order of the c )rj>h v : - Court of
Prince Georg< 's county, will be
soidon Thursday the 21st ay e,f April
next, at. liis late dwelling in- P-ince
George *n county, all the pc rsonal » state*
of John Rustin, late of said county*,
deceased, consbtine of Hoists, Cattle,
Hogs, Plantation Utensils and a variety
of other articles too, numerous to men
tion. The terms ct sab re six months
1 \ credit, for all st n dollars,
/the purch ser gi'ing •end with two
good securities bearing Interest Item the
day eif st.le j for all sums to the amount
of ten dollars and under', ihe cash must
be p.-id The rale to coalmen
12 o'clock.
JOHN H. HALL, Adm'r.
March 25—3w
■ i-ORI W IN ft,
Ot very gexxl q_alit> In eat
inclose -! in a iry case for seeur
any adultetvttmrK with a small p il
other excellent Wines in casks and in
bottles ; among which are RedXf WMtc
Caret, Dry Lisbv'i, ..nd very old
Brazil Madeira Wine, just received
and f>>r sale,
JOHN GOULDING
Who has on Ir nd as usual an assortment
of choice Liquors »f most kinds used
he re,
Georgetown, Match 25—
"jv V order <>t the Orphans Court of
O Prince Georges County, will be
exposed to public sale, hn Monday the
9th may next, in the town of Piscata
wav, di the P rsonal pr. perty e.f Eli c«
tiua Edelen, , consisting of
rlorseSj Dry G-o.'s .mi Gr-Ctrirs, as*
d, which will be sold en acr.d't of
lis. months, with interest from the day
of sale, the purchaser or p
giving bond with approved security.
The sale to commence at 10 o'clock and
continue from tiay to clay till sold.
VV. EDELEN, Exr.
All persons indebted to the a nve estate
are solicited to ma„e immediate pay
ment to the subscriber.
W. EDELEN, Exr.
A pril 18—w3t
LiistrictoJ Columbia. Washington
county, to wit :
In Chanc-RY,
Circuit C.Hirt, D c. ni .er term li'.C7.
Johu Roberts sue! S.mu 1 G. Griffith)
Com pi loants,
age
B-'njtmin Brj an—de fnidant.
Thereportcf Jno.G M/Don aid the trus
tee heretofore appoint**! ni tbiscauine
under the decree of the 16th January
last, havin*-been r> turned. worn t*» audi
filed, and the proccv.uitigs thereon up
proved :
It is therefore ordered, ac'jadged,
ami decreed, this IS'-h day ct April,
1808, ihat the said re. pott br rati
fied and confirmed, unlesi cause be
shewn to tbe contrary on, or b«forfi|
the first Monti.}' ot J mie ncM ; Provid
ed*.' <op. of this orcLr be puolish
j the Na ien if Intelligencer, oi
I f r thr. t Mice, i ive wee ks '••
fir*t Monciav ■ rJune next.
Tin- rep< rt st„t: s that
pr pi rty th. reih m
for the sum of fur %undretl and five
dollars* By <rd r,
Wm. BHENT, Ck.