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Mills for Syje.
TW75?S higb.lv reputed mui yahiable ,"//',':V,
Baftjprmilk Falls, with thirty acres ofland,
fainted oil the Banks of Hudson
¦late of Jtvi*r-York, and about si Kty miles from
the city. Tii's property comprehends two
Crist Mills, with live run of stones on the
most modem and approved"principle, together
with a complete set of machini ;---, such as
elevators for '.Nina', and Hour, coiyveyors, hop-
per.b.'yrs and i:ia ens, agreeably to Hhe latest
iinprn . ments of Evans's system. The Bolt-
in.e; Cloths are new, and the whole in excellent
repair. Also, a Sate Mill and two Dwelling-
Houses, commanding a beautiful and romantic
'•Jew of the Hudson and West-Point; a Coo-
Jtef*' 'Shop and Dwelling, together with other
out-houses anil conveniences necessary to ren-
der the establishment complete. Likewise, a
fall of about finny feet high, unoct upied, im-
mediately above, the present mills, extremely
wed 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 characterise singular establish-
ments. Situated in tile vicinity «f so import-
ant a. market as New-York, and on so respect-
able a navigation as Hudson river, the only
route for the produce of the Northern and
Western World, a facility pf purchasing the
wheat at the mill, and of sending the/produce
to market, is here experienced to Ml extent
which no other situation cm boast of. From
40 to i0,00u bushels of wheat has been manu-
factured annus! ly between'March and January,
and from 60 to 70,000 could with equal e.sse
be ground were the winter season excluded,
which of late j ears has been so u.iU-l i hat the
interrupt! .1 ofthe navigation has seldom been
of long- continuance.
The security and convenience of a sloop of
any burttteu lying so contiguous to tHc mill
that the elevators discharge the cargo where-
ver the Millet wishes to deposit? it, and the
facility of loading the Sour on board immedi-
ately from the Mill door, so materially dimi-
nishes labor and expedites bf.-sihess 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 1000 acres of Land, situat-
ed about 60 chains from the-aboie Mills, well
covered with timber, on which is an excellent
iron mine and through which the Buttermilk-
Full stream passes, Affording several situations
or erecting of iron works.
The estate will be sold on reasonable terms,
and proper*) in or near the city of Baltimore
will betaken at a fair valuation for one half ol
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
__^Jovembcr 24. eo3m
Agreeable Present
FOR T H E NEW YE A R,
Ju3t received from 'Philadelphia, & for sale by
George Hill,
The American La.firs*
POCKET BOOK,
For the tear Mightten Hundred and Seven,
.W.NTAIS1JIG
An AJmnhac,
Ktilud pages for Me-
morandums,
Ousetvalions and.En-
g'.ige incuts,
Ah:.', for accounts re-
ceived, paid or letjt,
foe every day in the
Singular mode of tra-
velling in Lapland,
Selected Poetry,
New and celebrated
Song;,
eur.tr and other
useful tab! ;,,
With an eUgaiie tr.graved Frontispiece,
PriceTS cents, and in Morocco, 125 cmts-
TIIE,G ENTLS MAN'S
Asrual Pocket H em km ha a worm,
For the Tear jLighteen Hundred and 'Seven,
CONTAINING
An Almanac,
Killed pages for Me-
morandums, obstrv.i
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-
pOI ted,
Co; rectList of the Na-
vy and Army,
A number of useful
Tables, Sic.
Price 75 ceate, and in Morocco 135.
Likewise,
30 barrels Long-Island New-town TrP-
T'fNS, selceted on purpose for faddy use,
and expected every hour by the Fortitude,
oaptnin Holmes, from New-York.
December 23._________________N eo!2
For Sale,
75,000 lbs .COFFEE,
Imported by the subscribers, from the Is-
Itiud oi St."i'heir.as.
J. OGLEBY 6-. O. WINCHESTER.
___January 7^_______________________eol Qt
ii;m
For Sale,
A stout healthy young NEGRO MAN;
be is a very good cook and waiter, and un-
derstands driving aad managing horses. Ap-
ply at this office.
December 27. dlt-law
'Gai? & T ',umas
M&*; hnfoni^n ; Alitu-xt, from Liverpool,
A f,:iri Gjt krir Fall Goods,
And have on hiti, a quantity of SEWING
wisre.
September 3. d5t-c»
Take Notice.
THE Subscribers having obtained letters of
administration on the estate of Peter Cassat,
late of the city of Baltimore, deceased ; All
persona having- claims against the said Peter
Cassat, ave warned to exhibit them to the
subscribers, duly authenticated according to
law, on or before the 10th day of July next,
or they may be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are. requested to tnsl»e imnjediata pay-
ment to either of the subscribers by said day,
as they are determined to close said estate
wi'Jtout delay.
SUSAN CASSAT, Exut'x.
WILLIAM JESSOP, Es'tr.
Of Peter Cassat, deceased
January S. _^_ 9awl2t
To Rent,
A large new 2-slory Brick WAREHOUSE
'and CELL Alt, with aconvenient Back-build-
ing, all in com pleat order, sufficient to accom-
modate a large; family, with apump of excel-
lent water at the door, and the use of a large va-
cant lot adjoining. Itis an excellent stand for
tire-flour and grocery business, &e. opposite the
French seminary and convenient to the New
market. Possession may be had on the 1st of
November. For terms, apply at No. 195, Mar-
ket-street.
October R. _______eo3t-2aw
Doctor Thomas Hamilton,
NO. 12, lUllKISON-iTRItT,
A Jew doors frvin Market street,
Begs leave to inform his friends and the citi-
zens of Baltimore, and its vicinity,
that he practices
Meoicijje, Suhoeuy a'kd Midwifery.
DOCTOR HAMILTON flatters himself
that he is entitled to the confidence of the pub-
lic, from his having been in the practice of
bis profession for above twenty years, the
greater part of which time his resilience was
in London, in the vicinity of St. Bartholomew's
hospital, where an intimate connexion with the
gentlemen l f the faculty, to whose care it was
t lurusted, afforded him very ample opportuni-
ties of making himself acquainted with the
progressive improvements which have taken
place both in Htmci.VE and in the perform-
ance Ot SUUGICAL OPERATIONS.
Were he not anxious to avoid what might
perhaps by some be considered as the boast o-
an empiric, he could lay before the public stiff
(icient proofs cf his medicil character, arid o.
the surgical operations he has been in the ha
bit of pei forming, during his residence in this
and the neighboring state (Virginia) for the
lust seven years.
Thus much lie has been induced to say of
himself from a conviction, that a medical w.an,
offering himself to the notice of the public,
should accompany a claim upon their confi-
dence with the grounds upon which he founds
his pretenaiohSd
January 7.______________dlt-2aw4t
To be Sold,
A valuable FARM, of upwards of 200 acres
of land, with useful improvements, bounding
on the Reister's town turnpike read near half
a mile. As it can be viewed in an hour's ride
from the city of Baltimore, it is thought unne-
cessary to say any thing further at present
aboutrt. Apply to Philipjones on the premi-
ses, ' THOMAS JONES.
Deceml>er 3. 1 w3iri:j:
\V anted,
AS an APPRENTICE to the Dry Goods
business, a PObet steady LAD, if applicati-
on is imineiately juaele. EhqujjK at this
(mice.
i>ecf
a lottery authorised ny the general ee'Tmliy
of Maryland and the corporation of tl e city
ofBaltir.tore, intend to raise it sum of mo-
ney lor the erection of a parsopniji house, ardj
for other purposes, offer to the public the foU
owing
Scheme :
1 Prireof
1
2
3
%
15
30
60
120
700
5100
6040 .Prizes.
11960 BUnks.-
20P0
1.C0
5i )0
200
100
j)
20
10
a
Ł1000!)
6CKM
4"00'J
3GUJ
40iV0
.'tiVll
S«KI
3000
2-100
7000
30600
-Sum rriised.includ-")
ing expense_>
7»0u-'J
15009
1 S
1 Prize of
1 do. .
2 do. 10,000
2 do. 5000
5 do. 1000
10 do. 500
20 do. 200
100 do. 100
150 do. 50
7000 do. 12
72Vf Prizes^
Stationary pemiums
14209 Blanks — Not fao to a Trisc.
1,500 tickets, at lo dollars each,
Arrangement of Stationary i'remiiirus—Viz
1st. drawn blank - - g50C
1st. do after 2,000 tickets are drawn„t('00
Vols..
30,(100
15.000
2.0,000
10,000
5,001J
•5.000
4,000
10,000
7,5000.
84,000
190,500
84,500
215,000
215,ooo
1st. do. after
1st.
1st.
1st
1st.
4,000.
do, after 6,000
do. alter 8,000:
do. after 10,000
do. after 12,000
1st. do. after 14,000
1st. do. after 16,-000
1st. do. after 18,000
1st. do. after 20,000
Last drawn Blank,
. 1000
. 1500
. 150O
. 3 inO
• 1500
. 1500
. 1500
m 1500
p „ 150o
- lo,oeO
Dollars 245oo,
- 3V~ 5o
3c,coo
- 225o
V, .250
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 jj.__________________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
100 feet to an alley.
The above property is subject to ground
rent, and ollered on very moderate terms, by
the subscriber, who wishes to settle alt bis
affairs immediately. If not disposedof previous
to the first of April, it will on that day be
sold at auctioK for catU,
P. DAWSON.
January $. •o3w-lawlstAjp
IS per cent.on §215ooo is
Sum to!teraisedbythelotte>y-3c,coo
jixpences oj the lottery
-----------3V-"o
The prevailing- disposition to encourage the
progress of Literiitiive-.-the peculiar favor
which St. Mary's College has enjoyed—and
the many splendid chances offered to adven-
turers by the above scheme, induce the. ma-
nagers to anticipate a rapid sale ofthe tickets.
The drawing will commence as soon as a suf-
ficient number is sold to authorize it. The
managers have given bond to the state in the
penalty of sixty thousand dollars, for tha faith-
ful payment ofthe prizes, which will he. paid
subject to a deduction of 15 per cent, 30 day,
after the drawing is finished. Prizes not) de-
manded within a twehe-nicntli irom the com
pletlon ofthe drawing, will be considered as
a donation to the Col;
Tickets to be. had ofthe Managers, or to
such persons as mav bet authorised by them,
William Dii Eoi'mi,"
John Ti.ssiek,
i".uke Ti)tiiNA.il,
KobekJ- Walsh,
William Lorman,
Alexanbeb ivI'Kim,
Henry Wilson,
SaMEE-L S 1 EKETT',
James M'11e:;rv
S. HOLLltJGSWOKTH,
Lewis DtJ Bounc,
Philip Lauhesson
March 51 eolm-l.-.w
To all my Creditors.
FROM many losses, I am compelled to
give this notice, of my intention of applying
to the judges of Baltimore county ceuit, li.r
the Oerefit of the insolvent, laws of imm and
I0O6, in two iDoiit'.-s from the onto hereof.
CI! -\RLES MORi^SWECK.
January l!', loV7, uo'2n,
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PRINTED AND l-VBUS^.HB t>k'
JO'IN HEWES-
Qfipcsile the P~.ri-0
1 200 - - 400fl
1 200 - - 600-1
I SOO . 8000
1 200 . . 10000
1 500 . . 12009
1 S'JO . 1-1-00(1
t 500 . :160W
1 1003 - - iroott
1 2000 . ia.'t drawn ticket.
From the above schcir\e, it app*arslhattlii.-ra
«re not two blanks to a prize ; ar.il that, tfuj
prizes are tr> be paid without deduction. Tha
advantages offered to adventurers, and tha ob-
ject to which the money is principally to be
applied, the managers hope will produce sue'i
a speedy sale of the tickets as may enable them
to commence the drawing- at an early day. All
prizes will be paid wifliin sixty days from tha
completion of toe drawing ; and such as may
not be demanded fy.ifi twelve months after
will be considered as generous donations to
the objects of the lottery. Bond has been
given to the amount of 50,000 dollars, to the
mayor and city council, for the faithful per-
formance of its conditions.
Tickets may be had of the managers, and
of such other peasens as they may appoint ;
and prizes in the Cathedral and Secontl Pres-
byterian Church Lotteries will be received in
payment.
JOHN MERRYMAN
MAKE PR INGLE,
JAMES CARROLL,
WILLIAM LORMAN,
GEORGE GRUNDY,
GEORGE HOFFMAN,
GCVEHT HASKINS,
ISAAC PHILIPS.
April!. law
X'ur Sale or Rent,
THE'"PR0PERTY belonging to the sub-
scriber, beautifully situated on the Reisttr's-
town road, adjeininjr Mr. John Henry Hop-
kins-s, and but a small distance above the
Sirninary. The Property v/a* lately reined
and occupied by Mr. Jacob Ottesson, at three
hundred dollars per annum. No further des-
cription of the property is thought necessary,
as it is expected persons desirous of pv.rf.luts>
in<3T °r renting, would wish to view the plr.ee
previous to engagement. For further parti-
culars, enquire of the subscriber, at the new
Assembly Rooms.
JAMES WINTKLE.
N B. A Lad of fiecent connection would
he taken as an Apprentice to the pa'.ntirg bu-
siness. Enquire as above.
jBnjM»ry8.____________. Th'.-M
The Subscriber oners torSale
T/ie following TRACTS of ZAND, lying in Al-
legony county, Maryland, viz.
1. " Land flowing with mil), and hpr.ey," con-
taining in tlic whole about 2747hcils. A great
proportion of this tract is hi natural tra 'ow,
which is intersected by a numlior of sn . "i-
vnlets ; the remainder is heavily timber^
and. well adapted to the raising of small (frail.
It lies about fort}'miles tothesoulh-woit ol'fc-t
Cumberland; is on the waters ofthe Great
Yonghoughany, ami about 4 miles distant from
the main road leading through i u "inia to tha
western country. The same is divided into
small tracts, cornpris'uigfrom 300 to 400 acres
each, to suit purchaser*.
2. " Good Hope." This tract lie's contigu-
ous to the " land flowing with inilk and ho-
ney," and contains 389 acres, 120 whereof are
natural meadow, the residue is heavily timber-
ed, and in the certifiKate is described " the
first quality land."
3. " Clover Bottom"lies on the kittle Cross,
kip;*, about 3 miles south rf Braddock's rend,
contains 132 acres of land, a part of which is
well calculated for meadow, the remainder is
well timbered, and of the first quality. On
this tract there is a Grist and Saw niiil,
both of which might be put into good order,
at a very small expenee. TWj Crist mill i«
three stoies high, and has an excellent pair of
country stones ; there is also a wheel for a pair
of Burrs.
4." Cornucopia". This tract contains 1100-
acres, and is the residence of Mr. Dan. Grani
The improvement's are, a large and comforta-
ble dwelling-house, and an extensive bam
with stabling underneath; a young thriving
orchard, and about 100 acres of cleared laid
under good fencing. Braddock's road passes
hrough said farm, which maker, it an eli-
gible stand tor a public heuse, bciii't about
twenty-two miles from Fort Cumberland. Few
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 t-t
timothy meadow; the residue equally well
adapted to the raising of v.h«*t, rje, oats, &c.
The one-fifth of the purchase money will be
required in hand, the residue in Ave anuti;sl
payments. Mr. Grant will show the. abovefe»«<
to anv person who Should be iwlised *•-. puA
Ctiase. JAMES .P. BOVB.
October 10, 1805, 2.*^
M otiee.
¦THE subscriber being appelated by the ho-
norable Tie chancellorcf Mary lard, I it'site of
Mr. Kk-hard Corson and his estate., ail per.
sons having any claims against him, are re.
quested to produce thdm to me for sstilewHJt,
and t hose indebted to him fire hej'( by also j #-
quested to discharge their rtspef tii e acc.Kw.ns,
ptlierwisetfie trustee will be und\j the uoees-
sity of putting them in suit witjioiit respect 10
.persons. SAME. VINCENT, Trustee,
January (1. . ',- 1 .• ire
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