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TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1807.
[Vol. XXVI—No. 395G-
Sale bv Auction.
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The, real estate of Dr 'Robert Pottenga, ieeeew
td, hing in Prince George's county, and start
ef Maryland, about five miles from Shieen
Anne, and twenty from George-Town ; con-
taining between eight hundred and a thousand
acres of Land.
THIS valuable Property is situated in the
heart of that rich and well known tract of
country, called the Forest of Prince George's,
and is indisputably anion;* the most fertile and
best improved places in the state.
The sale will be made on til's premises,
en Wednesday, the 18th of February next,
if fair, if not, on the first fair day thereafter,
at U o'clock, in conformity to a decree of the
high court of Chancery (the estate not ad.
witting of a division among the cepreaenla-
lives of the deceased) ; and the certainty
which the subscriber feels, that those who are
inclined to become purchasers, will view the
premises before the day of sale, renders any
further description of them unnecessary.
The purchnse money must be paid, in four
-e$nal annual instalments, the purchaser givt
»nft bond with approved security for the pay-
ment of eoe.li instalment, with int< rest there-
on, .annually, from the day of sale. On tbe
payment of the purchase money, with the
interest thereon, a conveyance will be made
to the purchaser, by the subscriber, in vir-
tue of, and pursuant to, the said decree.
THOMAS BUCHANAN, Trustee,
January w._____________dtirihr'H
Public Sale.
On MONDAY,
The Id day of Vebmary next (iffair, if not, the
r.extfair J ftlia sloop, and offer* for
sale on accommodating terms,
20 hhds. N. E. Rum,
1125 bushels Coarse Salt,
Kais-ius, Hyson Skin Tea, a few bbls.Beef,
and some Essence of Spruce.
JOHN M'FADON.
January 22 _____eo
.bnstoi Goods
Imported in the ship Canton, and for sale : viz.
9,'938 bushel* fine blown Sail; will be sold
cheap if taken from along side the ship,
500 hampers London-shape Porter Bot-
tles,
607 Orindatont*, assorted,
2o crates vVv.ll assorted Earthen-Ware,
12 crates Patent Vials,
300 boxes Pipes,
Pest double Gloucester, Dolphin, N. Wilt-
shire and Pine Apple Cheese,
13 casks Shot, 11 B & B,
10 casks fine seine and sewing Twine,
100 kegs White Lead, ghmnd in Oil,
4 bbls. dry White and Red Lead,
Tin in boxes, Spades and Shovels, Sad
Irons, Frying Pans,
40 boxes Crown Windq.iV Glass,
2 casts Pins,
1 cask Tea Kettles, and
41 casks Nails and Spikes, of all sizes.
For terms apply to
E. B. SMITH,
No. 8, Commerce street;
Or, WILLIAM VANCE, Broker.
December 29.______, d
Lorman and Fulford,
Offer fa sale, received per the ship Leda, cap-
tain Spear, Ji-om New-York,
401 boxes Castile Soap, entitled to draw-
back,
14 tierces of Alum,
5 do. Copperas,
20 cases Sulpher,
17 casks Spanish Brown,
117 bbls. prime Pork,
And a quantity of English Coal.
On hand,
Hyson, Young Hyson, ami Hyson Skin
Teas, of the latest importations.
January 5.________ d
Fred'k Lindenberger & Co.
200, Market street,
Have imported per the lii.na, and other late ar-
rivals from. Liverpool,
A LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Hardware, Cutlery W Saddlery.
On hand, from former importations,
Patent Shot,
Tin,
Sheet Iron,
Crowley Steel,
Flat Point Nails,
Bar Lead,
October 31.
Pewter, in casks,
Sewing Twine,
Crown Window Glass,
Spades and Shovels,
Frying Pans, &c. &c.
Six Cents Reward.
RAN away from the Subscriber on the
24th of December List, THOMAS HEN-
SON. He is about 5 feet 6 inches high, with
fair hair, brown eyes, thin face, and very slim,
and walks as if always very cold, speaks very
sharp. Had on when he ran away, a blue
jacket aud trousers, with striped swansdown
waistcoat He has been seen in town and on
the Point, and expects to get to sea The
above reward, and all reasonable charges will
be paid, if brought home, to
LEWIS REESE,
Cedar Cooper, near the Seminary, on the
Hook's-Town road, Baltimore.
N. B. I forwani masters of vessels, ?rid
others from harboring or carrying off said boy.
January 24. dgclj
Caution.
THE public are cautioned against receiv-
ing the following notes, which have been
lost or mislaid, viz :
John Reinecker's note, dated Sep-
tember 14, 1806, for $538 43
Henry and George Gassaway's,
dated September 13, 1806, for 412 50
James Sterling's, dated August
26, 1806, for 832 95
Amounting to gl783 88
They were all drawn payable 6 months af-
ter date, in favor of Joshua Longstreth, and
by him indorsed ; they were likewise indors-
ed by the subscriber. Payment being stop-
ped, they can be of no use to any but the
owners ; should any person have found the
notes, by delivering them to the subscriber,
6, South-street, shall receive 20 dollars re
ward AMOS WEST
N. B Brokers in particular are requested to
observe the above caution.
January 19.________________d
A N . A C T
For the punishment of Forgery and for other
p-trposes-
WHEREASithas been represented to this
general assembly, that the crime of forging
bank notes and negotiable notes hath greatly
increased, and the punishment already provid-
ed by law, not being thought sufficient to pre-
vent the commission of the crime, for reme-
dy thereof
BE it enacted by the general-assembly qf Ma-
ryland, That any person who shall with afrati-
dulent intent, employ an artist to engrave or
etch any plate, in imitation of the note or notes
of any established bank within this state, or of
any bank which may hereafter be established
within this state, or which are or may be es-
tablished by law in any of the United States,
or any person engaged in engraving or etching
such plate or plates, or any person in any man- ,
ner engaged in striking- impressions from such
plate or plates, or any person who shall affix
to such notes, fraudulent or forged signatures,
or any person who shall be in any manner
co f-rnedin the altering, forging- or counter-
feiting, any note of any bank now exit-ting with-
in this state, orotany bank which may hereaf-
ter be established in this state, or any person
who may pass within this state, forged or
counterfeited notes (knowing them to be such)
purporting to be the genuine notes of a bank
regularly constituted within any of the United
States, or any person who may pass as genu-
ine any note purporting to be a note of a hank
which does not exist, or shall pass as genuine "
negotiable notes, any forged or counterfeited
negotiable note or paper whatsoever, or who
shall erase ur alter any genuine negotiable note
or neg liable paper, or any 'endorsement there- .
upon ; or shall tender in payment, or in any
way ucter, any such erased, altered, or coun-
terfeited note or notes, or negotiable paper
(knowing si.ch bill m-nute, or negotiable pa-
per, or tiie endorsement ther«e condemned to death with
out be-aefit of clergy. January 8. d;10t
To our Friends and the Public.
The subscribers (successors of the late firiu
of Sower and.S Cole) respectfully inform their
iriends and the public, that they intend to con-
tinue the business of AUCTIONIERS of
Books, Maps, Charts, Prints, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &c. and Lottery-Office
Keepers, at No. 174 1-2, Market-street—
They solicit the support of their friends and
promise that all business committed to them
as Auctioniers shall be executed with tin-
strictest promptitude and fidelity. They will
study particularly to make the best disposition
of Orphan's property committed to their care.
The public's Servants,
COLE and I. BONSAL.
Hnv. 7 _____________d_
A Room wanted.
A liberal price is offered for a large ROOM,
fronting North or South, in Market street, or
any other street between Gay and Charles-
streets, as low down as Water-street. Ap-
ply at this office.
J an u ary £3.____________________ dfit||
Received
From New-Tort, per schooner Fortitude, captain
Lickman,
50 chests Hyson Skin TEA, of the Beaver's
cargo. For sale by
C. GHEQUIERE Sc H. KUNCKEL.
Who have on hand.
Young Hyson and Souchong Teas, of an
excellent quality,
About 300 Demijohns, of about 4 1-2 gal-
lons,
Bohemia Window Glass, 10 by 12, and 8
by 10.
Also,
A quantity of Canada Racoon Skins, and
Beaver, of a superior qualtity.
January 23 ___________________d8t
i'o Kent,
TWO large Brick WAREHOUSES with
dry cellars, situate on an Alley, bark of the
subscribers stores. Immmediate possession
mav be had ; for terms, apply to
FREDRICK LINDENBERGER, & CO.
January 3 d
Tennessee Cotton.
TWENTY bates, about 6000 wt. of Ten-
nesee COTTON, of superior quality, for sale
by HAWKINS & CLAGGETT.
January 23^ _____________dlOt
Holland Gin, Tar btMolasses.
FOR SALE,
100 bbls. Tar,
14 pipes real Holland Gin, of a nice fla-
vor, entitled to debenture,
5 ditto Brandy,
10 hhds. Molasses, suitable for retailers.
Apply to ROBERT HENDERSON,
Lower end of County wharf.
January 23.___________________d4t
OBSERVE.
THE Drawing of St. Paul's Parish Lottery
will commence, agreeably to the advertisment
of the managers, at 3 o'clock, P. M on Tues-
day next, the 27lh instant, at Peck's Hotel,
No. 172, Market-ttreet.
By order,
SAMUEL VINCENT,-) Clerks to the
SAtlPEL COLK, 5 Managers.
January 23,. d4t
The Drawing
Of the German Evangelical Reformed Church
Lottery, will recommence, at Myers's Hotel,
in Market street, on Monday next, tiie 26tli
instant, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
January 23. d3t
The Subscriber has for Sal
At his Store, 31, Baltimore-street,
Fresh Malaga Raisins, in boxes and kegs,
Smyrna Figs, in boxes and drums,
Jamaica &. Grenada Rum, in puncheons,
Molasses, in tierces and bbls.
Imperial Hyson, Young Hyson, Souchong,
and Hyson Skin Teas, in boxes,
Cogniac and Bordeaux Brandy, in pipes,
Peach and Apple do. in bbls.
Whiskey in hbls.
Holland Gin, in pipes,
New-England Ruin, in hhds. and bbls.
Madeira, Sherry, Dry Lisbon, Port, Ma-
laga, and Catalonia, Wines, in half pipes and
quarter casks,
Spermacetia, Mould and Diped Candles, in
boxes,
Castile, white and brown Soap, in boxes,
Brown Sugar, in hhds and bbls,
Loaf, Lump, Piece and Bastard, do.
G isben U Cheshire town Cheese, in casks,
Mace, Ni "megs, Cassia Pepper, and All-
spice, together with a variety of other Goods
in his line, on generous terms, by
WM, WOODS.
January 26. , d4t
Miscellaneous Oratorio.
THE public are respectfully informed, that
on Friday evening, the JOtii instant, a per
formance t,f original aud selected Vocal Mu-
sic will take place in Christ Church, with
Instrumental Accompaniments, by a number
of professional gentlemen and amateurs.
The association, which einbraco™,ie prin-
cipal part of the vocal performer* in this
city, has for its object CHARITY—It being
intended to place the proceeds arising from the
performance in the hands of the mayor of the
city, to be incorporated with any other funds
which may be raised lo alle >iate tbe sufferings
of the Poor, by furnishing them with fuel
and other necessaries during the inclemency
of the present winter.
Particulars will be made known in the res-
pective newspapers «t Wednesday, and in the
bills of the day.
January 26. 2t
Mare Stolen.
STOLEN from the.suhscriber's waggon at
the Black Horse Tavern, head of Market-
street, last n/glit, about 10 o'clock, a light
bay M rtE, fourteen hands high, eight years
old, has a starouliKrforelie.nl, no brand, is
a natural pacer, well formed, spirited, and in
good order A reward of 10 dollars wilt be
paid for the theii and Mare, if the thief be
Drought to conviction, and five dollars ior the
Mare only, and all reasonable expences paid
if brought home, to THOMAS EVELY,
Near New-Market, Frederick county.
January 24.______________________d3l.l)
Six Dollars Reward
WAs iost some days since, on the road
from Baltimore to Annapolis a gilt SABRE,
with a handle ornamented with shell. It is
suspended by a black leather belt embroider-
ed with gold, and a gilt plate with an an-
chor. On the lower part of the hilt of the
Sabre is written,
Au ne avi
Cap. de V. . Krohm, 1802, Havanna.
There is also with it a golden GALLOON,
with fringes hanging down, attached to it.
Whoever will deliver said sabre either to
the commander, "Krohm, at Annapolis, 01 to
Mr. Le Loup, French consul at Baltimore,
shall receive the above reward.
January 24.____________________j2tt
John Michael Dosh,
No. 41, South CiiARLKs-STrr^ET,
Is just nmv unpacking a large assvri. tnent qf
Nuremberg Wares ;
Which he imported by the barqure Unterneh-
mung, capt. Wendt, consistingof
Violins, and Violin Strings,
Spangles,
Bullions aud Ornaments,
Snuff Boser.,
Swords, and all kinds -of Ttiys.
He offers them for sale by » he box or smali
quantity, at moderate prices ; and therefor*
flatters himself with the attention of the pub-
licj__________January 22.___________eo3t||
Wanted.,
AN active and well looking Negro Glut,
of about 12 or 14 years of ag-e ; for such an
one, a full price will be given by a good mas-
ter, provided she comes under a good charac-
ter. Inquire at this office.
January 22. eo3t
Notice is hereby given,
THAT I intend to apply by petition to Bal-
timore county court, or to some one of the
judges thereof, to release mefrom debts whichl
am unable to pay, agreeablyto an act of assem-
bly, passed at November session, 1805, enti-
tled " An act forthe relief of sundry insolvent
debtors," and a supplement thereto, passed
at November Eession, 18ti6.
THOMAS MEETEER.
January 28-______ eo2m
To Rent,
A large and convenient three-story Brick
Dwelling Mouse, with store and cellar, adjoin-
ing the house occupied by the subscriber, an
excellent situation for the retail dry goods bu-
siness. Terms will be moderate. Apply to
JAMES STIRLING.
January 22. eo6t
Raisins, Sugar, and Pimento.
Just received, per the sloop Patty, Brvans, from.
New -York,
170 casks fresh Kaisins, of superior quality,
and 6 huds. good Muscovado Sugar. Apply to
ISAIAH MANKIN,
69, Smith's wharf;
Who will sell on liberal terms,
10,000 to 4o,ooowt. Pimento, of good quali-
ty, entitled to debenture (which will be re.
ceived in part payment) deliverablebere or at
New-york. Jan. 6. colOt
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For Sale-
The subscriber has received, and offers fcr sale,
A few bbls. large and high flavored Pippin
APPLES,
143 boxes smoaked HERRINGS,
43 reams SHliAThiAG 1'APc.R,
And a quantity of good Green COB'FEE,
suitade for retailing.
JOHN M'FADOlSr,
Crjsaroerce-street vvbarf,
D«cember 38. m»
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