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Stray CAME to the Subscriber's farm, on the ¦Great Falls of Gunpowder, last summer, a small red and white COW, marked with a trnp in the right ear, and a slit in the left. Also, a small black and white HEIFER, marked with a swallow fork in the right ear. The owners of the above strays are desired to prove property, pay charges, and take them away. JOSHUA MARSH. January 15. eo4t Haziehurst, Brothers £sf Co. HAVE FOR SALE, Shqet Lead, assorted Bar Lead Pig Lead Shot, B. B. No. la 3 Crowley Steel A Hum Copperas Flint Glass, English Brown ditto in crates, containing 12 tables Porter & W hie Bottles Grindstones. AlsO, A general assortment of SILESIA LI- NENS, consisting of Creas, Dowlas, Platil- las, Britannias, Estopillas, Listados, Checks, Stripes, and an assortment of Cotton Hosiery. January 12. ______eo 12t Mills for Sale. T?OiE highly reputed and valuable Mills, Buttermilk Falls, with thirty acres of land, Ituated on the Banks of Hudson river, state of New-York, and about sixty miles from the city. This property comprehends two Grist Mills, with five run of stones on the most modern and approved principle, together with a complete set of machinery, such as elevators for wheat and flour, conveyors, hop- per-bags and kreens, agreeably to the latest imnrovements of Evans's system. The Bolt- iilg Cloths are new, and the whole in excellent repair. Also, a Saw-Mill anil two Dwelling- HMaes, commanding a beautiful and romantic view of the Hudson and West-Point; a Coo- iers'-Shop and Dwelling, together with other 'out-houses and conveniences necessary to ren- d-r the establishment complete. Likewise, a full rf about thirty feet high, unoccupied, im- niedately above the present mills, extremely well calculated for a Paper-Mill, or any other factory, without in the least interfering with the other mills. The advantages attending this property are numerous, and of a nature ¦which rarely characterize singular establish- ments. Situated in the vicinity of so import- ant a market as New-York, and on so respect- able a navigation as Hudson river, the only route for Die produce of the Northern and Western World, a facility of purchasing the wheat at the mill, and of sending the produce to market, is here experienced to an extent which no other situation can boast of. From 40 to 50,000 bushels of wheat has been manu- factured annually between March and January, and from 60 to 70,000 could with equal •.- ase be ground were the winter season excluded, which of late years has been so mild that the interruption of the navigation has seldom been of long continuance. The security and convenience of a sloop of any burthen lying so contiguous to the mill that the elevators discharge the cargo where- ver the Miller wishes .to deposite it, and the facility of loading the flour on board immedi- ately from the Mill door, so materially dimi- nishes labor and expedites business that one vessel will be found sufficient to serve the fac- tory, and perform more than two ordinarily do in such employ. Also, a Tract of 1D00 acres of Land, situat- ed about 60 chains from t'.ieabove Mills, well covered with timber, on which is an excellent iron mine and through which the Buttermilk- Fall stream passes, affording several situations or erecting of iron works. The estate will be sold on reasonable terms, and, property in or near the city of Baltimore •will be taken at a fair valuation for one half ot the amount if required: For terms apply to Charles Garts, in the city of Baltimore ; or to David Lydig, merchant, New-York, by whom an indisputable title will be given November 24. eo3m Agreeable Present FOR THE NEW YEAR, Just received from Philadelphia, &for sale by George Hill, The American Lxdiet' POCKET BOOK, "For the 7ear Eighteen Hundred and Seven, CONTAINING An Almanac, Kuled pages for Me- morandums, Observations and En- gagements, Also, for accounts re ccived, paid or lent, for every day in the year, Singular mode of tra- velling in Lapland, Selected Poetry, New and celebrated Songs, Marketing and ether useful tables, With an elegant engraved Frontispiece, Frke75 cents, and in Morocco, 125 cent* THE GENTLEMAN'S Annual Pocket Remembrancer, For the Tear Eighteen Hundred and Seven, containing , An Almanac, Ruled pages for Me- morandums, observa- tions, engagements, &for a cash account, Government of the U. S. Executive, Legis- lative and Judiciary Departments at the Seat of Government, General Establish- ments, Duties on Goods im- ported, CorrectList of the Na- vy and Army, A number of useful Tables, &c. Frice 75 cents, and in Morocco 125. Likewise, 20 barrels L.ong-Island New-town PIP- PINS, selceted on purpose for family use, and expected every hour by the Fortitude, saptain Holmes, from New-York. December 23. eol2 For Sale, (IN THIS STATE ONL'X) A NEGRO FAMILY, CONSISTING of a Man, his Wife and two Sons. The man is about 33 years old, has been accustomed to all kinds of farming ; driving a waggon, and is handy about the house. The woman is a good cook and house servant. One of the children is about three years old, and the other about eighteen months, both healthy and strong—both have been vaccinated. They are offered for sale in consequence of the inconvenience of children in a small kitchen, and not from any fault. Apply at this office. January 8________________________eo Wanted, AS an APPRENTICE to the Dry Goods business, a sober steady LAD, if applicati- on is immediately made. Enquire at this office. Becember 29. 2aw6t ""stock: ~~ FOR Sale, either on long credit, or dis- COftnt from par, for ready money, 150 Shares Freder ck 'own Turnpike Stock, 50 do. Reister's tjwn do. do. Enquire at this office. December 16. ee25t-or-tf George Hoffman* Has JHat received by the Sally, A few bales of superfine Blue and Black Broad Cloths, with two pieces Scarlet in each bale, suited to the export trade ; being bought with cash, they Are laid in remarkably ow and will be sold on a convenient credit. January 9- _____ep6t__ Notice is hereby given, THAT I intend to prefer a petition to the judges of Harford county court, at their next March term, to absolve and discharge me as well from the debts of John is" Samuel Cham- birlain, as my own, which I am unable to pay. J. H. CHAMBERLAIN. (Harford county, January 6th, 1807.) j. 8.___________________Th-St-S.18tl| "INDIA GOODS. Just received 40 bales consisting of Mamoodios, Kmerties, Cossas, Sannahs, Baftas, Gurrahs, Sawns, Guzzeuahs, Checks, Blue Emerties, &c. ALSO, 5 cases Bandanna Handkerchiefs, mostly scarlet and yellow, of a superior quality—For sale by JOHN M. MINER, & CO. No. 66, Bowly's wharf. October 30._______________«o_ ^o"T^nt7~ Two three-story Brick HOUSES on the up- per part of Paca-street. They are both calcu- lated for entire dwellings, or the lower rooms and cellars for stores, with very complete back buildings and convenient yards. Possession may be taken of one in about a fortnigh, and the other in four weeks. Applv to ALBERT SEEKAMP, Who hath imported in the different arrivalsj'rom Bremen ami Hamburg, A complete assortment of German and Si- lesia LINENS, entitled to drawback, Which he will s«l on reasonable terms. October 29.______________________eo Looking Glasses. GEOPGE SMITH, CARRVER AND GILDER, No. 174, Market-street, Baltimore, MAKES all kinds of Looking-Glass and Picture Frames, oval or square, from the plain- est to the richest pattern ; Gilt Cornices j Girandoles 1 Pier Tables ; rich Brackets for Clocks and Glass Lustres, &c. &c.and all sorts of Venetian Blinds. Smith lias always for sale, fashionable Look- ing Glasses and elegant Prints. Captains of vessels and others, trading to the West-In- dies, will find their advantage in taking ven- tures of the above goods ; which they can have safely packed at the shortest notice, and on good terms. N. B. Old Looking-Glasses re silvered, and made equal to new, or taken in exchange Prints and Needle-work neatly framed and glazed. Wanted—Two decent BOYS, as apprenli. ces to the above business. December 16. e» Notice is hereby given, THAT I intend applying to Baltimore county court, at its next silting, on the fourth Monday in March next, for the benefit of the insolvent act, passed November session, 1305. ABRAHAM USHER. Januarys. eo2m In Baltimore County Court, November 26, 18J6. ON application to the judges of the said county court, by petition in writing of George Buchanan, ol said county, praying the benefit of the " act for the relief of sundry insolvent debtors," passed at November session, 1805, on the terms mentioned in the said act ; a schedule of his property and a listof his cre- ditors, on oath, as far as he can ascertain them, as directed by said act, being annexed to his petition ; and the said county court being sa- tisfied by competent testimony, that the said George Buchanan has resided the two pre- ceding years within the state of Maryland, prior to the passage of the said act ; and the said George Buchanan at the lime of present- ing his petition as aforesaid, having produced to the said court, the assent in wrilingof so ma- ny of his creditors as have due to them the amount of two-thirds of the dsbts due by him at the time of passing the act: It is thereupon adjudged and ordered, by the said court, that the said George Bu- chanan (by causing a copy of this order to be inseitedin some one of the news-papers in the city of Baltimore, every other day, for three months, successively, before the fourth Mon- day in March next) give notice to his credi- tors to appear before the said county court, at the court-house in the said county, atlO o'clock, in the forenoon of the said fourth Monday in March next, for the purpose of recommending a trustee for their benefit, on the said George Buchanan, then and there taking the oath by the said act prescribed for delivering up his property. Signed by order, WILLIAM GIBSON, Clerk. December 22, 1806. eo3m For Sale, ABOUT eight hundred acres of most valua- ble LAND, situated upon the Potomac river, near the cities of Washington, Alexadria and George-town; the greater part of which is prime bottom, and the remainder fine wood land. On this farm is a most elegant dwell- ing house, possessing an elevated and com- manding view of the above places, and the sur- rounding country. Also, tenant's houses, barn, tobacco house, and stables, two excellent fisheries, and a ferry from Prince-George's county to Alexandria. For beauty of prospect, fertility of soil and advantage of situation, no tract of land can exceed it in this country. The title is indisputable. The terms, which will be made accommodating to the purchaser, may be known upon application to the subscri- ber in Baltimore RICHARD KEY HEATH. October 17- eo Notiee. THE Subscriber is under the necessity of petitioning to the next Charles county court to be released from debts, he is unable to pay. SAMUEL BAXTER. January >._____________________eo2m For Sale, A two-story Brick HOUSE and LOT, 30 feet front on Msrket-street, Fell's-Point, and about 200 feet deep. One ditto and LOT", 30 feet front on Shake- spear-street, about 107 feet deep. One small Frame HOUSE and LOT, 15 feet front on Ann-street, running back about 160 feet to an alley. The above property is subject to ground rent, and offered on very moderate terms, by the subscriber, who wishes to settle all his affairs immediately. If not disposedof previous to the first of April, it will on that day be sold at auction for eatjh. P. DAWSON. January *. ee2w-lawlstAg Valuable Property, Cir Bowi.y's WtfAltP, Chr/vpside ai:b IN Ol.D-ToWN. » The subscriber is authorised to sell the following very valuable PROPERTY—Viz. No. 1—A two-story Brick Ware-House and Lot, on Franklin-lane and the Basin, oc- cupied by Mr. Samuel Williams, fronting on said lane 27 feet, and extending in depth 73 feet, to tlie centre of a 15 feet yard, on the rear of Lot No. 2, and common to boflfi. No. 2—A two-story Brick Wake-House and Lot, on South-street, occupied by Mr. William Child, fronting on said street 27 feet (more or less) and extending in depth 65 feet 6 inches, to the centre of a 15 feet yard, on the rear of Lot No. 1, and common to both. No. 3—A two-story Ware-House (half Frame and half Brick) and Lot on Cheapside, occupied by Messrs. Mitchell and Sheppard, fronting on Cheapside 22 feet 6 inches, and extending in depth 62 feet, to Franklin-lane, together with the wharf and dock in front thereof. No. 4—A two-story Ware-House (half Frame and half Brick) and Lot on Cheapside, adjoining No. 3, occupied by Mr. Charles Crook, fronting on Cheapside, 22 feet 6 inch- es, and extending in depth 62 feet, to Frank- lin-lane, together with the wharf and dock in front thereof. No. 5—A two-story Brick Dwelling. House and Lot, corner of Wapping & High- streets, fronting on Wappinjj-sfrcet 40Te*t, & on High-street 26 feet, 8 inches. No. 6—A two-story Brick Dwelling- House and Lor, adjoining No. 5, fronting on Wapping-street 27 feet. No. 7—A Frame Dwelling-House and Lot, at the corner of Pitt and Green-streets, 25 10 inches front, and extending in depth 100 feet ; on the rear of this Lot, a small brick dwelling, which may be sold separata'- ly. All the above property is in fee-simple, ex- cept Lots No. 5 and 6, which are subject jointly to the yearly ground rent of £3 6s. 8d. Such of the above described property as may remain undisposed of by the 24th day of February next, will be exposed at 1'UBLIC AUCTION, on that day, on the premises. Apply at Mr- J. Harvey's, Eutaw-st. three doors north of Fayette-street, to JOHN P. PLEASANTS. December 27. dl0t-eo24F "The Young ROSCIUSr JUST RECEIVED, Frice in boards seventy-five cents. Biographical Memories or WILLIAM HENRY WEST BETTY, From the earliest period of his in- fancy, including The History nd RUM, and 46 tons PLAISTER PARIS, received er sehr. Neptune, Sears, from Plymouth. WALES 5c CLOPPER. January 6. e»4tt For Sale, 75,000 lbs COFFEE, Imported by the subscribers, from the Is- land of St. Thomas. J. OGI.EBY 8c D. WINCHESTER. January 7. _______eolbt Notice. THE Partnership between the subscribers, under the firm of GEORGE GRUNDY and NEPHEW, having ended this clay, is re- newed with the addition of George Curr Crun- dy. The business in future will be conducted under the firm of GRUNDYS and CROS- DALE. GEORGE GRUNDY. GEORGE CROSDALE. December 31. eo7$t Raisins, Sugar, and Pimento. Just received, per the sloop Fatty, Bcvans, from, New-York, 170 casks fresh Raisins, of superior quality, and 6 hhds. good Muscovado Sugar. Apply to ISAIAH MANKIN, 69, Smith's wharf, Who villi sell on liberal terms, 10,000 to 4o,ooo wt. Pimento, of good quali- ty, entitled to debenture (which will be re- ceived in part payment) deliverable here or at New-York. Jan. 6.____________eolOt FALL GOODS. ISAAC B U R N E S T O N, 196, Market street, Has\received per the ships Hope iff Abconn,a part of'his Fall Goods, among which are, Superfine, fine and coarse Cloths, Coatings, , Flannels, Plains, Kerseys, Cutlery, &c. he. And expectsthe residue by the next arrivals August 27._______________________eo For Sale. The subscriber has received, and offers for sale, A few bbls. large and high flavored Pippin APPLES, 145 boxes smoaked HERRINGS, 43 reams SHEATHING PAPER, And a quantity of good Green COFFEE, suitable for retailing. JOHN M'FADON, Commerce-street wharf. December 30. eo For Sale, A stout healthy young NEGRO MAN; he is a very good cook and waiter, and un- derstands driving and managing horses. Ap- ply at this office. December 27- cl3t-ltiw G*.lt & Thomas Jin*: imf.cr;j.u 1 AbtrfM,from Liverpool, A part oft heir Ftdl Goods, And haveoaiisAi, a qwmtity of SEWING WIN1*. September 3. ASt-** This is to give notice) THAT the subscriber, of the city of Balti- more, hath obtained froift the orphan's court of Baltimore county, in Maryland, letters tes- tiimentary on the personal estate of David Oldden, late of Baltimore aforesaid, deceased All persons having claims against the sr.id de- ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub- scriber, at er before the tenth day of J tily next, they may othorwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit of the said estate ; and those indebt- ed are requested to make immediate payment Given under my hand, this sixth day of Janu- ary, in the vearof our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seven. SUSAN OLDDEN. (J. 6.) Iaw6m Raisins, Currants, Lemons, ALMONDS, S<.c. Just received and for sale by the subscribers, 64, Market street, 50 kegs fresh Raisins, good quality, 200 boxes Bloom and Muscatel do. do. do. 30 ditto Lemons, 20 ditto Fig Blue, 200 ditto Mould Candles, for family use, from Hill's, and Sampson* Sc Co's manufacto- ries, 50 boxes white Soap, 20 small casks real Zant Curaarits, 200 each, 50 barrels real soft-shell Almonds, 20 ditto hard-shell ditto, 15 pipes Holland Gin, 20 half chests and 4o small boxes Imperial Stfd Young Hyson Teas, 500 wt. Bengal and Flotant Indigo. JACUB & WM. NORRIS. December 23. 2aw2m anatomyT D. EDWIN respectfully informs the stu. dents in Anatomy, and others, that he has just engraved and published A view of the Blood Vessels of the Human Body, from engrav- ings lately published in England by an eminent artist, under the direction of Sir Chrisio- piier Pegge, professor of Anatomy in the University of Oxford. The size oftheengrav;ngs(which are beauti- fully colored) is 20 by 30 inches, price 8dolla»s. The engravings may be inspected at Mr. George Hill's Book-store, Market-street. ^December 24._________________2aw6t|l By order oft he Orphans' Court. October Term, 1806. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT the subscriber of the city of Balti- more, hath obtained from the orphans' court of Baltimore county, in Maryland, letters of administration on the estate of Felix Caune, late of said county. All persons having claims ag-iinstthe said F'elix Caune, are hereby warn- ed 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at or before the 10th April next; they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit of the said estate ; and all persons indebted to the said estate are hereby requested to make immediate payment to the subscriber. Given under my hand, this 3d day of December, 1806. HENRY MESSONNIER, /dm'r. [T>. 4.] 2awl2 Farmers' Bank of Maryland, January 6, 1807. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To the Stockholders of the Farmers' Bank of Maryland, That the tenth and last payment of ive dollars on each share of capital slock, wiil become due and payable at said bank, on Thursday, the 5th day of February next.— Stockholders will observe, that if this payment is not regularly made, it will be attended with a loss of interest on all former payments, as the interest on the whole amount will be cal- culated only from the time when the said last payment shall be made good. By order, JONATHAN PINKNEY, Cashier. (Tan.ff)______________________law5F_ State of Maryland, Montgome- ry County, to wit: November Term, 18'i6. AMONG otlier things is the following to wit : ORD^REDby the court, that all suits trans, mitted from the general court to this court, un- der the act of assembly, entitled, an act to provide lor the organization and regulation of the courts of common law in this state, and for the administration of justice, and continued last court under the rule to employ new coun- sel, shall not continue longer tlian the end of the next court, under the said rule ; and the suitors interested therein are hereby required to appear to the same, in person, or by coun. sel, on or before the second day of next term, or the same will be tried or discontinued as the case may l»e, during the said term. Copy. T»st, UPTON BEALL, Clerk, Montgomery county court. January 1._____________________law!7t Doctor Thomas Hamilton, No. 12, IlAnillSON-STREET, A few doors from Market-street, Begs leave to inform his friends and the ciHi- zens of Baltimore, and its vicinity, that he practices Medicine, Suhg'.viy and Midwiferv. DOCTOR HAMILTON flatters himself that he is entitled to the confidence of the pub- lic, from his having been in the practice of his profession for above twenty years, the greater part of which time his residence was in LolKlfOO, in the vicinity of St. Bartholomew's hospital, where an intimate connexion with the gentlemen cf the faculty, to wdiese care it was entrusted, afforded him very ample opportuni- ties of making himself acquainted with the progressive improvements which have taken place both in medicine mid in the perform- ance Of SURGICAL OPERATIONS, Ware he not anxious to avoid what might 1 perhaps by some be considered as the boast o- an empiric, he could lay before the public stiff ficient proofs cf his medical character, and o the snrgical operations he has been in the ha- bit of performing, during his residence in this and the neighboring state (Virginia) for the last seven years. Thus much he has been induced to say of himself from a conviction, that a medical man, offering himself to the notice of the public, shoald accompany a claim upon their confi- dence with the grounds upon which he founds his pretensions. January 7. ____________d4t-2aw4t Notice. THE subscriber being appointed by the ho- norable the chancellor of Maryland, trustee of Mr- Richard Curson and his estate, all per. sons having any claims against him, are re- quested to produce them to me for settlement, and those indebted to him are hereby also re- quested to discharge their respectiveaccsunts, otherwise the trustee will be under the neces- sity of putting them in suit without respect to persons. S AMi... VINCENT, Trustee. January 6. Sawltu ISAAC M'PHESON, No. 30, FayCttt-vfmt, Baltimore, H A S "F O R ¦ S A L E, A larg;e assortment of Bolting OIoths, which he has just imported from the Manu- facturer, warranted good, and ara purchased with ready-money, and offered for sale, bytbe piece or otherwise, at a small profit. A few pieces of Burr Blocks of good quality, if ap» plied for soon maybe had. Plaister of Paris in the Stone, ground for land, and prepared for plastering. / have also, Mill Stones of different sizes on hand, and ood materials to make any other size that ay be wanted at a short notice. October 6. _____________ 2aw6ms. The Subscriber offers for Sale The following TRACTS of LAND, lying in At. lego.ny county, Maryland, viz. 1. "Landflowing with milk and honey,'' coll* taining in the Whole about 2747acres. A great proportion of this tract is in natural meadow* which is intersected, by a number of small ri- vulets ; the remainder is heavily timbered, and well adapted to the raising of small grain. It lie* about forty miles to th ¦ ¦ south-west of fort Cumberland, is on the waters of the Great Youghottghany, and about 4 miles distant from the main road leading through Virginia to the western country. The same is divided into small tracts, comprising from 300 to 400 acre» each, to suit purchasers. 2. " Good Hope." This tract lies contigu- ous to the "land flowing with milk and ho- ney," and contains 3!..9 acres, 120 whereof are natural meadow, the residue is heavily timber- ed, and in the certificate is described " the first quality land." 3. " Clover Bottom"lies on the Little Cross. Ings, about 3 miles south of Braddock's road, contains 132 acres of land, a part o# which is well calculated for meadow, the remainder ia we'd timbered, and of the first quality. On this tract there is a Crist and Saw mill, both of which might be put into good order, at a very small > pence. Tin Grist mill is three stoies high, and has an excellent pair of country stones j there is also a wheel for a pair of Burrs. 4. " Cornucopia". This tract contains 1109 acres, and is the residence of Mr. Dan. Grain The improvements are, a large and con.forta- ble dwelling-house, and an extensive barn with stabling underneath; a young thriving orchard, and about 100 acres of cleared land under good fencing. Braddock's road passes hrough said farm, which makes it an eli- gible stand tor a public hov.se, being about twenty-two miles from Fort Cumberland. Fevr arms in Maryland, the same distance from Baltimore, are more valuable than this. It is of the first quality as to soil, heavily timbered, and nearly the one half of it well adapted to timothy meadow; the residue equally well adapted to the raising of wiieat, rye, oats, &c. The one-fifth of the purchase money will be required in hand, the residue in five annual payments. Mr. Grant will show the above land to any person who should be inclined to pur* chase. JAMES P. BOYD. October 19, 1805. 2aw 100 Dollars Reward. RAN away, on the 26th instant, from th» subscriber, living in Bush Kiverneck, Harford county, Maryland, two negro men, one named. BEN, about 35 years old, 6 feet high, strait and well made, of a darkish complection ; high nose ; has" lost one of his upper fore-teeth * generally wears his wool platted or queued, and plays on the violin. The other, named HAR- RY, about 35 yean of age, 6 feet high, dark- ish complection ; a remarkably handsome fel- low, and when spoken to, has generally a plea- sant countenance. The end of one of his lit- tle fingers has been mashed by a piece of tim- ber, the nail split, and the end of the fingW thereby rendered blunt: wears his wool gene- nerally platted and turned up with a comb. These negroes are brothers, and both very good sawyers, and are much accustomedtb hewing timber with the broad axe. Theircom- mon working cloaths were, a short round- aboutjacket, of coarse brown cloth, and lined either with green or yellow baize, and shirts and trousers of Russia sheeting, with good felt hats. They probably took with them vari- ous other cloaths, which cannot be described The above reward will be given, for securing the said negroes in any jail without the state of Maryland, or fifty dollars for each. If taken in Harford county, fifteen dollars, and if in any other county within the state, thirty doll.'ofs each, with all reasonable charges if brought home PARKER HALL. Harford county, August 30. 2aw By Order of the Orphans' Court of Baltimore County. THIS isto give notice, that the subscriber of the city of Baltimore, hath obtained from the orphans' court of Baltimore county, in Mary- land, letters of administration on the personal estate of Winckles B. Goldthwaite, late of Baltimore county, deceased. All persons having claims against said deceased, are ftereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 6th day of julynext, they may other- wi'ie by law, bo. excluded from all benefit of the said estate. Given under my hand, this fifth day of January, in the year eighteen hun- dred and seven. ISAAC PHILLIPS, Administrator of Winkles B. Goldlwait. January 5.____¦• 2awl2t Take Notice. THE Subscribers having obtained letters of administration on the estate of I'etcr Cassat, late of the city of BnUiinore, deceased ; All persons having claims against the said Peter Cassat, are warned to exhibit them to the subscribers, duly authenticated according to> law, on or before the 10th day of July next} or they may l^e excluded from all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said es- tate are requested to make immediate pay- ment to either of the subscribers by said day, as they are determined to close said estate without, delav. 'SUSAN CASSAT, Exuf'X. WILLIAM JESSOP, Ex'tr. 9f Peter Cassat, deceased . January 6. 9awl2t To Rent, A large new 2-story Brick WAREHOUSE, and CELLAR, with a convenient Back-build- ing, all incompleat order, sufficient to accom- modate a large family, with a pump of excel- lent water atthedoor, and the use of a large va- cant lot adjoining. It is an excellent stand for the nour and grocery business, he. opposite the French seminary and convenient to the New market. Possession may be had on the 1st of November, For tew*, apply at No-195, Mar- ket-street. (Vtober8. eri."t-2aw PRINTED JND PVBLISHED 11Y JOHN HEWES, OfpOsit-e the Post-Off:.;:, St Paul's-I-ane, BALTIHOR E.