Maryland Gazette from Annapolis, Maryland • 4

NEW GOODS bry 6odi Groceiiel. Mob COtztellang. Poceo Cotner, SELECTILD. THE fubtcriber Kiwis his fincere thanks to the public in general, and to hii friends in particular, for that Blare of their favour which be has received in the line of his health, and to inform them that he has jull received a fdpply of DRY GOODS GROCERIES, which, added to his former flock, makes his affortment complete for the precut atd approathing of which he will fell low fur CAsu, or on a Mort credit to putullual cullomers. He repells all tilde indebted to litti by bond, note, or open account, to come forward and fettli the lame, by paying cab, tobacco at the fair market price, or leave tobacco in his hands to fell at a limitted price, or by giving fume other good and fufficient fecurity or latisfaaion, on oi before the ift of Anglin next.

He folicits a particular attention to this requell, as all delinquents may exped fuit will be commenced igainft them at September term next. OS EPH EVANS. N. B. All thofe who are indebted to the late firm of RIDGELY Ev 4x-s, are repelled to make immediate payment, or lulu will be commenced againft them without refped to per font.

OSEPH EVANS. May 16, 1809. I' TH fuMbribers inform their, Frick and the Public generally, that ihey have juft received an Afrottment of GOODs from Philadelphia, fultable for the pretest and approaching rearms, and daily expetr het New-York a fupply of INDIA GOODS, ani American manufattured LINEN, brown ani whiteAll of which they offer low for co' aid to punetual cultomers on a Ilion credit: RIDGELY 'WEEMS. Ardfiapolis, May 1809. THE Clmmiliioners of the Tax for Anne.

Arundel county, will mett on tlt Alonday of June neat, at the city of Ansi! lis and will fit for twenty days thereafter to bear appeals, and make transfers of pte. pray. May 7, I lit09. WILL be Sold; at Anne-ArundelCose; ty Gaol, on FRIDAY, the 26th ilk a Negro Woman named FANNY, about 24 years of age, with a female child near It months old. She was committed as a rut.

away on the 6t1i of March la and will be fold for Ca JOSEPH INIlCENEY, Shed 13 A. IL County. isaf )D5 re kola IL cI 1101 pc. apt; 24 It rut. PITY'S TEAR.

it Palls ro fweet on rummer's flowirs tefrelliing tepid (bowers bids the bud its tweets exhale, irening's mildly whirperiug gale "eeter, more delicious far, righter than the brighten liar, 1g ihe.intelleaual It's, meek and balmy TEAR derpair her arrows hide checks arilitlion's torturing tide heals the wound cr mental pain, xithrs the lev'rith throbbing brain calms the rage of jealous pride, the rending pain rublide to rell diltrult and fear-- 147'1's kind and holy Txmt Ot that Pity formtd to give 1g, which bids afiliclion live city, that can taunting thew pride untouch'd by woe 4.3ityl that with haughty rmile, Ilesand murders all the while. 41TT, which is form'd to prove ')ond of tell of Love May 1809. r-THE SENSITIVE PLANT. would we mortals oft'ner deign to look ure's wide intelligible book ,1 Yry page inftrati011 guilles the pen, points a moral for the ufe of men. it 4 tttie pant, how cautiouflv it meets pproaching handladvance it retreats, how it flies from the fuppos'd difgrace, brinks from contraa of the rude embrace! folly fhould for ever (bun trtue from the touch of vice timid run, male beauty lhotild from flatt'ry fly, Ifpurn the incenfe of the gilded lie.

OT IC TINS is to give notice to all my Creditors, that 1 intend to apply to the Judges of Anne.Arundel County Court, or to fume one of them in the Teeth of the laid court, after this notice hail have been pub. hilted two months, for the bentf.t of tul aft of aftembly, palled at November ftffion, eighteen hundred and five, entitled, An aft for the relief of fundry infolvent debtors, and of the lupplements thereto. JSIVtEL May 15, 1809. FARNIr.11 7 ILL (laud this feafon, to cover mattil at henry two miles frot the city of Annapolis, at the moderati pia of four dollars each mare, or one and bands of corn, payable in November kr; three and a half dollars will be rcceiralif paid in the feafon. FARMER is fixtern high, well forme He is out of the dam of Polk Boy, gotbt a country boric.

Farmer's colts art veryint in general. Pallorage gratis for mares kir a tliliance, but not nufacrable for accident' or eliapes. The greAtell care and anemia' will be paid. 3 JOHNSON. May 9, 1130945..

mu Itts) kto kit hal my, i tbt DK entg ffif0.11,mmo 3 ANECDOTE. YOUNG coxcomb demanded of Zeno, lb, notwithflanding the aullerity of his pl ers, bad a very fenfible heart) if rages iiitted themfelves to love women, ed Zeno, would have caufe of regret if ti 4 I 't. could command the homage of none but NOTICE. THIS is to give notice to all my Citi tors, that 1 intend to apply to the Judges of Anne-Arundel County Cetus, or to fome one of them in the recefs of the faid court, after this notice than have been two months, for the benefit ci an aCt of airembly, paired at November felfion, eighteen burdred and five, entitled, An at for the relief of fundry infolvent debtors, aL4 of the fupplements thereto. WILLIAM ATWELL, Jun.

May 15, 1809. MEANS Of preventing and removing Epileptic Fits; THE following method of preventing and removing epileptic fits, is taken from a magazine publifhed near fifty years ago the curiofity of it, may lead fame perfons to make trial.of it, and there is little doubt, that eftperience will find it ufeful and beneficial. Any perfod fubjed to the epilepfy, may prevent a fit of it from coming on, if pofrefs. ed of the kali previous notice, before he be eutirely deprived of his fenfes, by the follow. ing fimple experiment.

Let him have always ready in his pocket, a piece of metal, as broad as he is able to contain between his teeth when his jaws are ftrerched to the ut. moft as foon as he feels the firlf fymptom of the fit, let him take this piece of metal immediately and open his teeth as wide as palate, and put it between them, fo that his jaws may thereby be kept at their utmo(t Itretch for fome time this in about half a minute will rellore him entirely to his fenfes, and prevent the fit from coining on at that time. If the fit thould come on before the piece of metal can be obtained, 'he fame experiment will remove it in a very 'bort time for if the inftrument, when procured, be placed between the patient's teeth, till his jaws are at the utnioll ftretch, the fit will immediately- go off, and the patient very fowl recover. Some years ago at Amfterdam, a number of gentlemen being in company together, one of them was feized with a fit of epilepfy the other gentlemen prefent could not help being concerned at the accident but an old officer of the army, who afro made one of the company, without any concern, took a piece of metal from his pocket and went to the perfon in the epilepfy, placed it between his teeth, and forced them open with it where. upon the perfun forthwith recovered.

After being feated, the inquiry was, how the officer could fo quickly recover the gentleman in the epileply. He told them that he was often obliged to go out at the head of a party, when the enemy happened to be but a fmall diltaffce from their camp and that feveral of their men being liable to the epilepfy, if any of them happened to be feized with it when they eted as a party they were obliged to leave them behind, where they often fell into the enemy's hands before they recovered that on this account be had long been in fearch of fomething which might afford inftant recovery, and that he had at IA Latin upon this method of forcing open the jaws with a piece of metal, which he had often tried fince, had never known it to fail. As it is undoubtedly the forcing open of the jaws, and not any virtue in the metal it-elf, which produces this eflat, there can be no difference as to the kind of metal A crown piece might anfwer but if made of iron or Reel for the purpole, it would he more convenient if made of a fquare or oblong form, of about the thicknels of a crown, aral of loch a breadth as to be exattly equal to the wideft opening of the jaws. It may be proper ago to oblerve, that one of the edges ought to be thin, that it may the more eality enter between the teeth, when they are to )e forced open by fome other perlon for the fame reafon it may be convenient to put a handle to it, like the handle of a key. 1 here is great reafon to believe that this experiment will not only remove the fit of the epilepfy for that time, but alfo until the next time of its ordinary periodical return, without any apparent difference from what would have happened if the fit had been allowed to work itfelf off it is prefumable, that there are fcarce any but who have as long warning of the approach of the fit as might be fufficient for taking a piece of metal out of their pockets, and putting it be.

tween their teeth. PRILANTRROPOS The Misfortune of being Ugly. A GIRL was on the point of being hanged at Vienna. Her youth and beauty made a great impreflion upon the heart of one of the fpeaators who was a Neapolitan, a middle aged man, but excefftvely ugly. As he had but a few minutes to make up his mind, be ran immediately to the place of execution, and, declaring his intention to marry the criminal, demanded her pardon.

According to the cuitom of the country, the pardon was granted, on condition that the girl was not averle to the match. He accordingly ad. dreffed her in thefe terms, Madam, I am a gentleman of fome property, and now I with; for the firft time, that I were a king, only that I might afford you a ftronger proof of 'try Alas, fir," replied the girl," I am thoroughly fenfible of your affeetion and generofity but I am not miltrefs over my own heart, and I cannot be. lie my own fentiments. Unfortunately they control my fate, and I prefer the death with which am threatened, to Marrying fo ugly a fellow as you are." The Neapolitan retired in confufion, and the woman diretted the executioner to do his office.

FOREIGN publication ttates, that in a adveitilement for the fale of the malel of a theatre, a N. B. is added of the wing charaCter "To be fold, at the 'e time, thirty-two geod lubliantiai OLD tOSTS, with a very fine NEW DEVIL, iiking likenefs of Buonpparte." "tmoommm BY HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES BLUCHER, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND BY HIS EXCELLENCY ANNE-ARUNDEL COUNTY, sc. HEREBY certify that Joas PORTER, I of aid county, brought before me, (as a Dray trefpaffing on his other's enclofures,) a forret GELDING, about 9 or 10 years old, 15 hands high, a narrow ')laze in his face, two hind feet white, brnded on the near Moulder, letters not known, and Mod all rok.od trots and ranters roughly. Given under my band this 8th May, 1809.

G. STOCK ETT. The owner of the above defcribed gelding is to came and prove his property, and take JOHN PORTER. In CHANCERY, May 15, 1809. OR DERED, that the fate made by BA zit.

Baosvw, the trullet for the fate of the real elate of WILLIAM HAMMOND, decealed, be confirmed, unlefs exceptions are made againft them, or caufe ibewn to the contrary on or before the 8th day of July next, provided this order is inferted in the Maryland Gazette once in each of three fucceffive weeks before the 8th day of June next. The report Dates, that Lot No. 1, fimpofed to contain 977: acres, fold for 7 dolls. 32 cts. per acre, Lot No.

2, fuppofed to contain 4691 acres, fold for 3 dolls. 82 per acre, Norwood's Fancy, to contain 227k acres, fold for 5 dolls. 121 cts. per acre, Bachelor's Negleet, fuppofed to contain 151 for 2 dolls. 30 cts.

per acre, an Wand fold for 2 dolls. 30 cts. and an illand esppofite the Indian-Landing for 8 doll SO cts the lots in and near the city of Annapolis feld as follows: Lot No. 1 fold for 100 dolls, Lot No. 2 for 65 dollars, Lot.

No. 3 fee 515 dolls. Lot No. 4 for 200 dolls. Lot No.

5 for 253 dolls. True copy, Ten. 2, NICHOLAS BREWER, Reg. Cur. Can.

ANNE-ARUNDEL COUNTY, R. application to me, the the recels of the court, as all judge cf tl.i. third judicial diftria of Mat Ind, by pttition, in writing, of Jssnal. of Anne-Arundel county, praying it the benefit of the aa for the relief of lialsi in folvent debtor!) and the feveial lupplemers thereto, on the terms mentioned in ik fail aCts, a fchednle of his property, and a lifli his creditorb, as far as he can aftertain tber, being nexed to his petition and the lif Jafper E. Tilly having fatisfied me, by as petent tellimony, that he has refided in ik hate of Maryland two years immediatelypz ceding the time of his application, fo Elated in his petition that he is now ilia.

tual confinement for debts which he is walk to pay, and having prayed to be diftbarial from confinement on the terms prelcriboll the faid aas, I do therefore order andii. judge that the faid jafper E. Tilly be a charged from his imprifonment, and by cid. ing a copy of this order to be inferted irk Maryland Gazette, weekly, for three moll before the filft day o. July next, to ere, tice to his creditors to appear before dr county court of faid county, at 12 the third Atonday in September next, kink purpofe of recommending a titian for der benefit, and to thew caufe, if any they Foti why he the faid Jafper E.

Tilly Mould la have the benefit of the feveral acts of atm bly for the relief of infolvent debtors. Given under my hand this 24th 411 February, one thoufand eight kill and nine. 2 )(RICHARD H. HARWOOD. FOR SALE, AVALUABLE trait of taming 746 acres, fituated in Jo Arundel county, State of Maryland, elk head of Well river, 12 miles from itallr lie, and 42 from Baltimore, being part traa of land formerly the property efts', Pemberton; and is calculated to rot wheat, tobacco, and corn, is well with timber fuitable for (hip building, excellent meadow, and a good Well river, which is navigable lat large.

io fels into the Cheftipeake the neighbo5 is one of the bell in the (late of MarY19 Baltimore, or te rm a pjpol By Of the fubfcriber, Philadelphia. January 9, SE0A9.NN6B 1 ANNAPOLIS2 PRINTED BY FREDERICK tt SAMUEL GR51 ERTOIt CIItill I Ini ti Itt Pl it 1th tk tk ori A I Proclamation. HEREAS it is provided by the thlityfecond article of the Conftitution and of Goveinment, 44 that uron the death, gnation, or removal out of this Scare, of 1 Governor, the firft named of the Council the time being (hall aet as Governor, and Alify in the fame manner, and than imme.4 tely call a meeting of the Genetal Affemc rs giving not let's than fourteen days notice meeting, at which meeting a governor All be appointed in Manner atorefaid for the due of the year And whereas his ExIleney Robert Wright, Elctuire, late it of this nate, refigned the raid office on iturday, the fixth inflant, I have therefore, )(virtue of the above power and dirthions, MONDAY, the fifth day of June 4x.t, foi the meeting and holding of the limal affenibly of this Rate, of which the CT' 11 Sheriffs are hereby enjoined to give 4 lolic and due notice. i Given at the city of Annapolis, under the 43. Seal of the State of Maryland, this eighth day of May.

in the year of our I Lord one thouland eight hundred and Dine. JAMES BUTCHER. 7 bis Excellency's command. IN IAN PIN KN EY, 3 Clerk of the Council. The different Printers of Newfpapers this Rate are requefted to infert the above 1roclamation, daily, until the 5th of June.

BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. TIIE Prefident and Direetors hereby give notice, that they require from the flock the payment of a third inflalment of Five Dollars on each fhare of ffock of the fad Company, to be made at the Mechanics Bank of Baltimore, on the tuft in June next, the 5th day of the month. By order, THEOPIIlle F. DAUGHERTY, Secretary. Baltimore, March 8, 1809 NOTICFA i Isins iis to give notice, to all my creditor', that I am under the difagreeable of applying to the judge of Anne- "1rue ndel county court, or to fome one of them ra the recers of the laid court, after this notice have been publifhed two months, for the Lenefit of the aa of the general alTembly of 4arylanct, paired at November feMon, 1805, mtitled, An at for the relief of Guidry in.

'01. deb torsand of the fupplements thereto. JEAOSHAPHAT M'CAULY May ti 1809. "Zi i 10Moslmmb RAGS. Calb given for clean Linen Cotton RAGS, PriceTwo Dollar; per Anus..