The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1807-06-08 00:00:00, page 3

'P.xlract of a ietttr from Detroit,
Territory,
« 7",-,.- rifle cornpUiry under the coin
mani of i'a; ' <in Wm. M Sec.it, of the
1- giona'ry '•■ rpk cf tl i•; ten itorv% have
unanimously i •'■ I h it si rvices
to the gnv< rnir.' nt of tins Uniu-d States,
■,d !y to -riii act passed ut the'late
session '■'. Congress,
rvTn. Smith,
YnoT correhpeindent T. who has in
f'Muifd tiie- public ef the constt ucth.u
ofins ink s».'id, in v our pap-cr oi t.i .
day, it appear* b s bail Ins attention
railed fo the- circumstance of his irk
r vtrflowirfg whtn '.» exposed to ihe beat
of the riiij '," apd'lt aeems that lie isut a
to account lor such a phenome
her, I !
Natural Philosophy is a science with
which all rner; , ig common sense,
b < cnie m*re or l-ss acquainted accord
ing to their opportunities for observa
tion and leisure fur reflection.
The Circumstance mentioned by Mr.
X. 1 ha- c not Hie bast d< Übt Ims been
frequently noticed by maliy, but proba
bly he May be the ver> first person who
lias come forward in so learned and
public a manner upon such an occa-.
si on.
'Til I read Mr. T's. paragraph 1 had i
wot entertained a doubt ri •■pee.ii'.g tbe |
cause of this tide, as be is pleased most :
K;■rn.-e'ly to ti irrt it.
Air 1 bad been led to consider a very |
aubtiiebody dp tile ■ r compression, by
what we call forte, or expansion by j
heat, or rather with *ttbmlsslon Vaaome
philosopherSi what we c 11 In ;<t.
That air has tbise properties 1 had
not doubted, '1 be expeiiu ent ot the
air gun proves it in me instance / had
GUpftoird, and 1 must say th t the facts
d by X. proves it to me in the
©th'
Water, ink, See. all bodies liquid or
solid are suppo* el to be sus< i puoit of
expansion b> b. t, bed perhaps noue in
v ill c < qnal to air.
ater, ink or other liejuid bodies are
not susceptible of compr ssion like air,
yet ir proportion to the air contained in
thi m they may be compressi d, and in
proportion to tbe ~lr which they contain
»b: n C3ti) -nsi,,i) m.y !>e incr used.
Und. r this view of the subject, aftl r
a Utile reflection upon my having no
tice',, veal's ago, tin f tts stated by T.
"I was i- el to conclude that the over*
flowing ef the ink in a vessel of ,i cou
itii so philosophically described
by Mr. X. fa"d txposcd to the v heat of ,
MARRinD at Bladfnslmrghi on I
Tuesday eveiilnfjftlie <j6rh ult; Th
Johnson, Esq. to A/iss Susan Buchun* j
an, 1) iip'." r of the late Andrew Hu
cb.ifaii, of Baltimore.
' ,( unless He shill declare himself to or
he Christian religions''
And every gcverni r, iieut-. governor,
c oiiri" ':' r, st nator i i r dive is
oath that he: belli ye s
inn, and has a firm
p. mission of its truth.
ition of "NEW-YORK |
co' ' pi o\ i-ioas :
" Ay , when '■ •<• are required, by
ti-.' ' . i.ti • ciplesof rational Ii- j
b« rt,v, not onli to eXpel civil tyran-y, j
' that spiritual
I intoler, mc-, wherewith
the bi'gotrj and ambit.-.' -, ot weak and
princes have scourg- I
i ' t ■ ti'-n doth fur
ind by the authority
cfthe good people ci'ibia state, ordain,
deb In ' , chirr, that the tree
■:..•' (a j ym'ent of retigh v■ pn -
ir. tnd v.fhip, without discrifiii.
r:: a ii fur« ye r here
iifu-r b*- allowed, within thi-; state, to
nil •- provided that th. liberty
t l ri ■<■■■■■> t" '-, hereby granted, sin 11
j>: ibe n construe J , jjeuse acts
«■■!' Ii ■- '.to-.. ,-■■, ss, or jusi ify pra
i: ci" it-lit with the peace or safety, of
this Bta|f,
o \n<| y ' ■ ministers of the
po pel -aie, by ih' ir profession, dedicate
ed to th • God and tb - c?\rc rf
yitti-, a.t.d rrgltl in-t to be diver ted from
t ■• y , t t'u i •, "f tin ir fanctidn ; —
fh • foie m> minister of the gospel, or
r,y denomination whatsoever,
sh.ill, at ;•• y ijme here alter, nude.- any
pretence cv description whatever, be
elfgs' b tei, < r capable of holding, any
Civil or military office or place, within
rid-stat. ."
>n ibis consti! u'.ion we have ?m illus
friou i manifest ■ition of liberality, found
ed pn the true principles ot religious
rty," with, however, one w ak, and
in our opinion, unjust ira.it, to wit: that
lude.s religious teach, rs ironi
filling any place °f public trust. Why
el- try 'them the enj yment of equal poli
tical riisli"; with the other classes of
idciety i V" hy t< V rate the opinion that
a m ti <*'i, except i;y bis crimes, re
flour.i rJormance of his civil du
ties rW-by deprive the com munity ofta«
hid-, which may.on great emergencies',
Be wa'rittd! As to. the reason assigned
for this re-.itiiM i -itie n, ft is altogether in
foiT.-rt. It may la.ii' great force on
tti" mind of the clergyman in leading
him to decline a place of public trust —
rr.d it may have, still greater in flu
in preventing vrtera from appointing
him ; but n/'ihiVthey ought to be the
excitii'eji ges j and there is no good
reasbnfor a constitutio'hal dlsqUalihca
ti"n.
Jiut, this exception, the provi
sion we have cited is a noblemoauutent
ot'tiie wlsdoiU and liberality of Ihe- peo
ple of New Yotk " The- free exe-t. ,c;
nt.fl enjoyment of r« lighrun profession Nc
wor.shipi without (iiscrimtn rtt'-n orpre
fertnee, sh .11 forever hereafter be al
]. v ci.. w I'biii 'his sate, to all mankind ."
No term' r. n be mbre compri hem ivt- ;
**' all mankind are placed on the same,
equal too
fOU 7»,'S VAITOVAI. ItlTi• f.LTWNCER. |
We will tell Coleman what tbe
federalists have bad to elo, with
Whitby's acquittal—tbe-y have been SO
incessantly proclaiming iheweafcnsas ot
our government, the dissentiohs of.ur
cnizens, and end' avoring to excite in
the minds of foreigners such a con
tempt ami disregard for our institutions
and public acts, that seme, effect has
been at last produced—the British,
'.•(•.'.!•- tona*d to tirar themselves ex
tol led and this c untry lieicidee' and
Sup- rseih calculate fully upon federal
defence tor any outrages whatever: —
tin y have no ftppi elo nslon or hostilities,
for the f-deraii ■t- represent oor nation
as cowardly ; nor do they value news
paper declamation, since there are
six to one of the prints published in
our cities, we-U disposed and support
ed to defend and palll it< Hiitish institu
tions and Briti*h lrtselence. There i*
not a well informed politician In Eng
lanrl, that is not aware oi" the h) pocrl
sy oftlie federal lamentation for Pierce
—it wns well known, thai Wliib 'sac
qtiittal w,-uld give no manner of disgusi
or mortjfic ti. n to men wh■■ pn c
themselves Upon a servile At■ votion v
the British interests and th«
.tation has been realizi d, tor
one of the greatest sticklers for and
bo-isters of genuine federalism, vei\>
gravely passes over the acquittal ct
A'bubv,!)/ a shrugof the shoulder, and
rig, "well, what have 1 to do with
it; 1 " If a French frigate bad tireel a
shot into an American coasting sloop,
that was within our jurisdiction* am.
killed an American seaman, what a
:.|' rent bourse would have oven pur
sued—eve ry imprecation would havi
been launched against the "French tj- j
rant," " the usurper," " the Corsie-.u, '
murderer"—there would have be. n IH
recnm'mendation to await ih> justice
of the French gov- i iime-nt- -and if at, i
otar govt inn-eiit demanded justice, the
Frenchman was ncqui'ted, would Cole
niaii look on with as much composure
a*, he does now? Would he have- delayed
to hear grounds of acquittal? Would he
not have heldforth the o,.thsot tw/i Annr
ricans ; v the very best e«;iuf:iict ol the
original outrage as wellasoiili lniquit,
of the subsequent sentence, Such, or
much more \ iol-nf, wo;.ld have been
the conduct ot the federal party, ii
Pierce had hi ci, killed bj an) other one
out an Ejigjbib captain—but tberc
is a in giciVi ibis title-, that inak .silo
tongue of a ffcderaKtn ** a strin&iesa in
situ,in nt," and ill.'dually quiets all
(complaints whatever*
Aurora.
LONDON, A puti, 7.
The Emperor *Jcxahder, aeeompa.
nied by his brother the (iran Diikc
Constantino, has set off from St. Peters
burgh to | dn f.he armies, and nl course,
we preflcffie, to take,- the command into
Ids own li,.ieis.
.
The houses ed Hpe, VYillirA 8c O.
have agreed to furnish the Dutch go
vernment with a |oa:i of 40 000.000 of
ducat:;. The contractor's it is said,
will be permitted to carry on a trade
with England, in certain articles e>f
Commerce hitherto prohibited by tbe
government of Holland.
AN ACT,
Supplementary to the act intituled w An
« act making provision for the redenp
tion of the while of the public debt
of the United States."
IVHERE AS it is desirable to adapt the
nature of the provision for the re
(lemption of the public debt to the
present circumstances of the United
States, which can only be done by a
tnluntwjr itibsct iptttn on the pat to/
the cte: t.ts.
■ JJK it enacted by the Senate
tmd 'louse ot Reprtscntutivvs of the
i United States ot America, in Congress
\assembled. That a subscription to the
I foil amount of the old ii* per cent deterred
I and three per tent, flock* be, and the lame
\is hereby propofed ; for whi h purpofe book*
I ftii.ll be opened at the rcafury of the United
t"t*te», and by the levtra! commiiiioner* of
loans, on the firft d.iy of Jmy rent, to con
j tinucopen until the fevc teeiith day of March
n xt following, inclusively, tke fourteen laft
day* of cacb quarter excepted for fuch p .rts
of the abovementioned deceptions of floct, I
a« fhall, on the day of in bkri^ition, ftind oh
the book* of the trcafury. and of the (everd |
tommiffioncri o< loan*, relpedtivcly, wfucti |
fubftription lhall be effected by a transfer »o \
the United in the ma n«r piovidcdby
law for lueh transfers, of the credit or ere
dits, Handing on the Uid book*, and by a
of the certificate* of the flock
fnbfrribed.
Sei 9 And be it further enacted,
Tint feir the whole or any p rr of ai.y frtm
which Hull thus be fuhkribed, in uld fix
per cc t or deterred (Wk, credit* (haR be
entered to the felptClive fubferibers, and
the fubferibef or fuhfcribersfhal* be emir ed i
to a ceitific»tc, or certificates, pm pot tin/ that
the United State* owe to the holder or ho <i.
er» thereof his, her orii-itir ifSgrit, a <urn
to be eipre-IT. J therein, ebutl to the amount
of principal of the flock .'.us fubferibed,
. whivh fl*tUte,iiiA.ia unr;,Jcc3S::J 611 tt'e day!
, the day'"' or fire, was ftceasiqnedby the
expansion of the air contained m the
|.-vessel, which 1 Am willing to believe,
j musr prove the place in which it stood.
■bad been warmer than the circumam
bient air.
Li t Mr. T. when his stand is again
j overflowed place it in cold water, the
Hood 1 doubt not will be stopped, and
his writing desk need wot fear an lmin
j elation.
| Should tb'- experiment forlowerimr
Mr. T's. title fail, t must acknowled; %,
myself not only no philosopher* but nvu
capable Of deciding in a puinlin which
i I bad thought none would be at a loss.
'of fuch Bubftttptlon, bciricg an ir.t-reft of
fix per cc»tu-n, per annum, p»yahle quar
ter year y from this firft d.y at tAe after,
during hich Inch fabler ipr.ion fh ll have
irn made, rraris.e.able in the lame manner
as is procil-d by l*,w for the transfers of the
flock fabferibed and fubjeft to redemption
at the pie ifare of the Unittd .-tatci : i*a■>
▼ ided That no tingle certificate fnu
iflue for an amount t;rejter thao ten thou
far.d dollars: and raovia o item»«
Thaf no reiui ur ement Call be rr. A: ex
cept lor the wh*e amount of any tucn i ew
certificate, in rtiil after at leafl fix raohtfis
previous pubic notice of fuch intend.el re
mil urfer. «it
Sec. 3. And he it 'a titer enact d,
Time for the whole or any p rt of si y fani
wbich (hail thu* be fubfer 'et in three; per
cent, flock cr< dies, fhall likewile be entered
to the tv fcribers ; and the fab*
fcriber, rr rtibicri' er» fhall be entitled to a
certificate rurpornng that the Uniced
St,-.t?« ewe to the ho der or holder* thereof
kfe, her, or their *fligrvi a feim te* be exf;efl"
ed therein, equal to tixty G?e pet centum el
the amount ot principal of the itrxk thm
I fubfeti eJ, bessing an intereft of fix p.e
| centum, pitr anmim, payable quarter yearly,
from i,c hrft day of the quarrer, eluri g
wlikh »uch t'obicription thai h*Ve .ci
made, and tna-tcr*o c and fuhject to re
demotion in the fame rranrer arid under the
fjme regulation* an I rctlridlions, as th
ftotk created > the preceding leviti >not
aft i PaovtßKo That no port of the flock
thus created fhall he reiniburfable, withou
the alfent of t c holder o- ho ders of u.ch
(lock until afc" h: wh< co 1« eigh
cent ?nd lour aal a lull par cunt flocX.
a* well ai all rhe fix per cent foe . Whl I.
may be created by vittue ot the preceding
fetfion, fhi i ha\e been re.« c i.
Bee. 4 And b, ii urttirr enac
That the comrn.ffioi - » of the finking lun,
fhall be. and they a r e hereby uahorne) t
oppointanag nti"L»ii'n -> d* no her in
m c dan whnfe dv y t fhoi le tf c
cci c fubfciipr.'ong aiu! tran-lcrs and to iflue
new re; tifi. ?te»-in the manner, and at the
time* abovenui ntiored, nl a* the offiirs oi
tl o tre?fury d:pa?tmer.t or tie comr>i'ffion
er of loans do; that i* to lay, thf
ajfer.t in London in favor ot fuch flock
I older* refid.'ttg in the d minion* of Grea
Britain in :Wropo Mid the agent in /*.mfter
in t.'Vir ot fuh ft a, k holder* rending
in any o her part of * nrepe U may refpec
t.i*tly beior.ie lei'dcribers : I'rovisle ! , * hat
'he cereificitci ifimt by the f id agent*, Ihan
bear intereft only from the vi It day of the
v]a.:rt«r next iMCoeCtJing that i-i which the
u'. '."ij'tion fh»'l hiivc tahtn place. a*d that
in .c aioi; to fubftr.ptioMi made in c el vx pea
en t. or de'erred flock*, the funis exprxfTd in
fitch cc* certifi ate, fhall be tqud to the
nrrouUC Ol the principal of the o d fix per
cent or deferreJ Cork* tinw fabferibed
fbsll remain unredeemed Mter piy
ment of the divi. end payable on fuch ft nk
on that day from which the interelt nth
hew cenifiewte* flia',l co:m-ence Tha fo
icgn ft ick holeiei* thu» fub.'cribirg wit!,
cid'erei' the faid agents, thai! be entitled to
receive the dividend in the old fix per cent
de f frred, or three ocr cent, flock 'u-dcried
jby them, respectively, which fhall be ppya r
on tbat day fre>in whidh tlu intercft on tht
new certificates fhall commence. •nd it
fiosi he the duty of the laid agents, ret'pect
.vely, to trin-.niit, before ths end of each
quarter, to the icgifter t f the trea ury an'
to the lcveral .omsriiTioners of fo n* re
fpefVrely, tripiitate tSt» of rhc ccrtifi
cate, of flock li.tfcribed, an lof the new
eertifieater idued b them during fuch quar
te* in <rdi<r ih t the pi ..per credit may la
entered en the hook* ot the tieafury. *nd< f
the tommiiTiohei-* uf loan* as tha cafe may
be to the hoidcis of fuch new e*rti6r*te*
i*i the fii'd a/enr.* be ore they enter upon
tiiec«:cfut.on of tteir feveral afSices, fha.il
te'praSHvc.y take an o-{h or '.Uirmation for
the tH'igeor. and f y bfolVjetUttoa of thti:
trutt, alfobecooAbound with one
<r mere lurctic* to th. flfaafaefion ot the
commnlloncra of t! c fir-ki'ikr fund, or of the
ccrct iy ol theticafu y Ai the penal Umi of
twenty thoufai «f conetitfon for
theb pood brbarior laid offices.
•i. .S. And he ir, further enacted,
"bat the hirers of old fix per cent,
e'e errerf, or three per cat. flock, who may
become (übftriber*, a* afore'ajd, either in the
United State »r in Europe, and who, on the
firft ay of fu y next and alfo on the dey
of th- i abferiptio.., ihall be refident in Fu
rope, my, at their option which mull be
ma.'c at the time of fubferibi g receive the
intereft sccruing on the flock created by
virtue of the preceding feefion* of tbi* acV
either m the United States, as other credjt
or-, or a- L.mJon, or Amfterdam 5 that is to
lay, the hock bolder* rcfiding. at the times
abowemenrioiud, in the dominions f Gre t
Br tain in Europe, at Londoa, and at the
rate of tour millings and fix pence fterling,
for each dolbr; and the ftock holders refid
ing, at the tine* abovementioned, in any
other part <f Europe, at mftcrdam and at
tbe rate «f two guilder* and a h If guilder,
current money of Ho'lard for each eioiiaT i
in which !aft mentioned oj.t.on the condition
fhall i c exprrffed in the new certificates to be
iJlued, a d the credit or credit*, to he giv
en to the proprietor* thereof, fhall be enter
ed and fhall thereafter be transferable only
on tbe book* of tbe traafury: Provided,
howe»er Thot the intsreft t.aua payable in
London and Amfterdam, fhall not he pay*,
blc until tbe expiration of fix calender mouths
from the day on which the fame would be
payable in the United States, and fhall be
Jiu jet to a deduction of one half of one per
rent on the amount payable for commiflion
,to the bankers paying the fame i /nd pro
vld d a fo, ihat every proprietor oi fuch
ft .k may, on furrendering his certificate,
! tereive another to the fame amount, the in
' toreft Whcieof fhall be payable quarter
yearly in the United States, in the fame
m.nr.cr a* that accruing on the flock held by
perfons refuting in the Unit ;d atates.
Sec. 6. And br it further enacted,
I'Tb.it ihe same funds which heretofore
have been, an l rr*w lire, pledg/*el'j by
law, h>r the jiaynierit of thfl I'lt-re t, Sc
fir tbr r :deni|'tion or reimbursenietii ol
ihe utor.i w:. a-.li n,,!j he su itribed iy
j virtue i;f the provisi ns of this act, fihall
r o.ain pledged far the payment of in
-1 forest a'l-i 'i"ej en !>.,■ s;iak ere ■■ "din
reason ot such subscription, auel T'>r tbe
! redi mptioii or reiml ursetufnt of the-
I principal of the ■ I ; ■• be the
| duty of the C U'i',.i;-..-.i' J U' Is. ot the uii.k
--s
ing fund to causetn be tfpplici, Rhq
] paid out of the said fund, yearly, and
every year, such Him, and sums, as
may be annually wanted to discharge
the annual interest and charges accru
ing on the stock which may be created
by \irtu, of this act. The said c.otnmis
sioneis are her by autho ised to apply,
fr, in time to time, such sum and sums,
out of the said tuml, as th-:y pray tlimk
proper, towards rede< mmg, by pui -
cbase, or by reimbursement, in confor
mity with tbe provisions of this act,
the principal of the said stock. And
the annual sum millions of dol
lars, vested by law in life sui i commis
sioners, shall be, and continue appro
priated to the payment of interest and
redemption of tlu- pu die debt, until the.
whole <-f the sto< k which may becreat
ed by the pre.ee ions of this act,
shall have been redeemed, or reim
bursed;
S c. 7. And be it further enacted,
That there shallNx* allow, d to e-ae hot
iin agent* to be appointed by virtue of
.his act, in attdilion to the necessarj
xpeir.es Hiouired by them, tor print
ing, stationary, and postage, a sum of
three thousand dollars, as a full coni
oensatinn for their services. The said
regents, and the commissioners of loans,,
shall also be allowed such additional aiuu
is may be actually and necessarily ex
pended for the clerk hire requisite for
ariymg this act into effect. And for
b fraying the compensations shd
plb.wances, and such Other contingent
h irges as may be incurred for cany
ing this act into eff* t, a sum not ex
•ceding sixteen thou sand dollars, to be
* tit out of any manes in the treasury,
oi oth-vvd-o appropriated) is herebj
.ppropriaAcd.
,-iec. 8. And be it further enacted,
hat wlrrisncvt-r notice of reimburse*'
•neat shall be given, as prescribed by
»h -ec in ' and third sections of this act,
tb certificates intended to be reimburs
ed, shall be designated therein. In
ver reimbursement the preference
sha 1 he given to such holders ot cer
tifi: atcs -.s, previously to the said no
tic.. , shall b ive notified in writing to thi
treasury department their wish to be
reimbursed, rf tliere shoal.l rn>t be ap
plications- to the treasury sufficient to
require the payment of tbe whole sum
to be applied to that purpose-, th Becfe.
tary cf the treasury, after pnying ff all
sums for the payment of which apptica
ii,;;-, shall have been made, shall de
termine by lot what other certificates
shall be reini'mrsed so as to make up
the whole amount to be discharged-: —
and in Case the applications shall a
ceetl the amount to tie discharged, tne
secretary of the:-treasury sbal' prcce-ed
to determine by lot what applications
sh 11 be entitled to priority of pay
ment.
Skc. 9. And be it further enacted,
That the agents appointed by virtue of
this act, and tbe several commissoners
of loans, shall observe and perform
such directions and regulations, as shall
be pt'rscribeel to them by tbe secretary
of the treasury, touching the execution
of this act.
Kk-c 10. And belt further enacted,
That nothing in this act contain
ed shall l.<* construed, in anywise,
to alter, bridge, or impair, the
ri chts ot those creditors ot tbe United
States, who shall not subscribe to
the loan created by virtue of this
act. '
NATTII. : MaCON,
Speaker of the House of Represen
tative.?.
GEO: CLINTON,
Vice-President of the United Ntntes i iS'
President oj the Senate. '
Fetrruary 11, 1807.
APJPHOVKD,
St. TH: JEFFERSON-
Treasury Department, Register's
Office, June sth, 1807.
No f ice is hereby given,
*"f HAT, In conformity wit the provfions
of th.9 aAt fupplement ry to thea<ft, enti
tu'«d "rtn aft making premfioii for t 1 c re
dempticn of the whole of the public debt of
the United tales," book* will be opened at
the Treafury on rhe firft dny of July next,
to eofitinue open until the fcventecnth day of
March, 1808, incluGyely, the fourteen laft
dsysot each quarter excepted for the pur
pofe of receiving fubfcriptions for <uch parts
of the old fix per cent deferred fix per cent,
and three per cent flocks, as may, on the
day of fu'.fci iption f and on the books of the
t,e ury.
Thofe proprietors of the old fix pet ceit.
and deferred (locks, who may bjhfcribe will
receive n lien thereof a new fix per cent,
flock, equal to the unredeemed amount of
the ftock furrendered, r at the |
pleafure ■ >( the United State*, under a provifo I
however tn t no relmbnrfomcnt fba 1 be
made except for tlie whole any j
fuch new certificate of ft > c k, nor till afte" fix :
month* nreviouii notke ; and the prop-ietor* :
of the three per cent ftock who may lubur.be, j
will receive in lieu thereof, a fu per cent ftock,
equal ro fix..-five per cent of the amount of
three per cent furi-etidered, redecffuhe in the |
lama manner ur the new fix percent above
mentioned "but not reim bur 'able however,
w'thout the affent of the holder*, until after
trc whole of the new fix per cent, (gi en in
excha ge for old fix or deferred a* above
mentioned ) at well as the whole of the eight
per rent ftock of the United States, fti-II have
j been reimburfed. It i* alfo provided that in
every reim bur enunt which m:y take place, a
| preference wi'l he giien to thofe creditor*
j V?l:o n.ay notify their Willi to be reimhurf d ;
i and tbe*. it the :.ppiicarior* to thai
': flial" at aey t-nv either txccvd or fall ftiort o;
! the fiii the 1 tnytjte '.he
j priority M pa*n ot Iht'l, to Sr a-, ni-.*- be
r.ecttW-, be fteWn ii
.) V in Iny
part
cit : o" 111 «ra the
inter/eft sctrviiiig on tht ns - ftdc
the .:> .-.< berrt.- ■ andon,
, or /* v.a'.f-r l m -at par *
sjitha "aUacabi i:.>i»» taawttisfue.fequuatto
NOTE—Proprietors of tocx> dollars norol*
n&l fix per cent, ttock, <ul>.m:.-:j befare the
ill O&ofcer, 1807, will he c.,..:1«d
ccive, 649 6* ol new fife
It fabferibed between the
xtt oat. and 31ft Lite
1807 644 37 a»sri*>
"ct ween the ift Jan.
and \ a ..', -*m; 03 a-J—
Proprietor* ol iopo collar*
lie.roi.ial deferred tub
rcribee] bet re the ift
Od. 1807 wiii be tn i
rlesl to itceive, gjj 1% —^.
It fu'.i.lcii! id KerwecE tbe Lv
Ift 'let. and |ift Dtc.
1807, &SS fi* w-*-
L< v/cen the ift tan
i t 7 -di Miirch l«o8 851 4, —-
Being tn- v a,d..ni.-o a-:oua; 01 the old fto k
iVn die ift fttiy,- *nd Oeiober 1807, and i:t
January 1808 refpe&j , y.
l--ropi ieteir. ot c 000-..1t,.; j three ptr ccuc.
Aock, vidi. be eutit.e.dto i-ettiVe *;o «oiiar»
of new fix,
Jtirre B~we>m
the day r,r whVh the Une wfixH t-e pi'TfeWe
in tbe Ut>ke.i «,ellui;j*it to Bo vatia*
t ; .;n; n r to any cthtr dCttadtion rhan a
cothmiffion to t!:c ha(<kcra, of oi.e tiAi yet
cant, on tbeinterett i.v! p»id
j[QB£PJU *Naa*«.3E,R«g of the Treaftry.
BRANDY, TEAS, SUGARS,
JL\. >$S 8c ''"ET'i'Y. h ,ye inst receiv
ed by the fcliooner Citixen, Oapt Sturpet*
i>nd by the Providence, eupt iro-.n
New York aid offer for fale at tbr.ir
corner Of V'afhinptdn arid thiojje fireeea, op
polite the Union Tavern, the following
G-' oceries, trth
t pipe London particular Madeira wine.
4 do. very flroug <cli prf.oi"
Brandy.
* hhdn. do. do. Jamaica '•pines.
1% chift; <refb Hyfon Young ilyfoo, Hy
fon • hulan, aud Hyfon akin teas.
» cliift I .vifri 1
20 bases ga*o powdertetS Put up ,pur
ot [even lbs. each. / p ose !y /or .
•60 cannier* do. alb* each f f ~
6odo HyfOO a"b do. J Jamt.i uss.
z cbefts Hyfon
"x 6 bhda sc. Orofs and Triiudtd Sugars.
3 do. Surriinm Molaffcj.
6 do. Sptrrniaceii Oil.
100 dojfen ha f pint tafnb er-j.
5 boxes of i d.«en et.ch I?.ret } Of
3 *o. V f<jjse>yr
i do. iruiC pKlcrvcd ,i, , ian ay ) jUAaty,
3 do. v ny(», 5
S do Rag ,ia mcftard $ *"»?««« Sir
ica lbs. Pimento,
70C lb», Ooluen Chcefe.
8 barrels country Uin.
Iron Assorted.
148 tars Engiifh flu iron after «d.
48 do do fquare eij,
37 <i. Sv\;de.. Tire
10 eft. of 3d 4d. 6j ?J xod Rn< j j 9ifw
catnaib, of a very cuceilcnt quaiity.
In Si.re,
O'd London particular Madeira wine
Lifbon, Sherry, Sicily, Madeira, End Ma
laga Wines.
Holland and country Oin in i>W, & b ar .
rets.
40 barrels WhiSkey, old Ccgniac biandyof
» fu'erior quality,
Wi-ft India and Wclv England Rum. -
Irifh Whilkey.
Annifeed, Cinoamoh, Or&rige, snd Perfeik
Love Cordi»l«.
Frelh Spices of all kinds.
Mould and dipt i indies
Loaf and Lump Sugar
A few prime Flemington Oecfe
Sp nifh sod Carolina lnc%o
"hair Powder, Search, and Gene
"Damijohirs
Powder and fhotrf alt fis;s
With altnoft every other article in the fere*
eery line; ail of which they Will dlfp(tt>*|
utf the lowcft tercm foe c afh or on ih art cred'ie,
DAILY EXeiiC'lAD,
from Philadelphia, by the ft-.-cp Unity, caput*
Hand,
700 fufliel* Indian Cora
1 pifie* of fuperior old Port Wine
6 hogfhead* crab apple Cider
5 ton* fiat and font** i ron afforted
20 boxes Spanish Scg*rs
60,000 country do.
N. B. Ta«ern and Storekeepers in bath
town and country (upplied on the low ok
term*
Country produce, fuch as fliur, whlOtcv.
Set purahafed. J
Georgetown. June 8— 4t
Will be fold at Public Sale on
Monday the 6th day of July next at iv-r.
Ohapdier* tavern near Charlotte Hall academy
in St MaryV county, a lrad or p, ffe | * 0 f
L 6 Nt) c died Hulftou, fitiute lying & being in
the vicinity oT faid acedemv, containing about
150 acre*, on fix months credit the purcrftfer
.giving bond with approved feiuri ty. Foftef.
fion will be given immediately after the fate
I and when the purcbafe money is paid a g »©J
I and-fufficit nt title will be given at the fame
; time »nd piaca wM be fold Six MEQROK*
cer.lilUl.jr of three valusbie man, » lad, vomits'
; and child The terms of fa!c 0 f t'.e negroes
! wid be made htiwn on the day of Tale by
iAMUiiL TYLER, ageßtfo
Mjry Pottiogcr.
! Tune 8 *«v
. -. "tft-.i in : : 1 •_. -
I '"''■■ ■ ■ - ■ - , ■ - ,
Ddt,iCt oil oihmbia, county ot 'A'tfliii^to^
Circuit court Jure term 1807.
In CuakcikV, Junk 6th, lSu7
J.hn fhrdheld,
versus
Jacob Croft and Be'ftard French.
Tiie report of Daniel Ballard
ti-e trufiee formerly app,;; r ted fo thi* craftj '
hVTinjf been returned, lworn to, and fikd and
tic r-rccefditiiTi thereonappri
I, 1* ihixeibre or>lerred and ; t b,t
the f.ia report be I | e>ni*ra»ed uracil
c afc be ftfiswn to the contrary on i»r ,
1 day ot b, ?ro .
vi«tr,". r. copy o. this or. tr be ;
National lutelHgtfcccr three tirrn* before that
d-y
Jhe report ftue'r. that 'he property therein
r/er.tirvcfc'l wa fold f«.rtfi« ft:m c* t~o hna
.i ,- enn five rtvi.V'n, and that ff.sw I
*fer thereof
85 it,'- fi'a, Sa£NT, Ck.
jar 4 « 8-jc