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Valuable Property,
On Bowi.v's Wharf, Cheapside, And
in Old-Town.
The subscriber is authorised to sell the following
very wimble PROPERTY—Viz-
No. 1—A two-story Brick Wahe-House
and I,or,on Franklin-lane and the Basin, oc-
cupied by Mr. Samuel Williams, fronting on
6aid lane 27 feet, and extending in depth 73
feet, to the centre of a 15 feet yard, on the
rear of Lot No.2, and common to both.
No. 2—A two-story Brick Ware House
and Lot, on South-street, occupied by Mr.
William Child, fronting on said street 27 feet
(more or less) an,'.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 Sheppaid,
fronting on Cheapside 2 ', feet 6 inches, and
extending in depth 62 feet, to Franklin.lane,
together with th.j wharf and dock, in front
thereof.
No. 4—a two-s'.:ory 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 i,i 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 Wapping-street40 feat, &.
on High-street 26 feet, 8 inches.
No. 6—A two-story Brick Dwelling-
Housb and Lor, adjoining No. 5, fronting on
Wapping-street 27 feet.
No. 7—\ Frame Uwei.ling-House and
Lot, at the corner of Vitt and Green-streets,
25 10 inches front, and extending in depth
100 feet ; on the rear of this Lot, a small
tji'ick dwelling, which may be sold separats-
*/'
All the above property is in fee simple, ex-
wept Lots No 5 and 6, which are subject
jointly to the vearly 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 PUBLIC
AUCTION, on that day, on the premises.
Apply at Mr. J. Harvey's, Eutaw-st. three
doors north of layette-Street, to
JOHN P. PLEASANTS.
December 27. dl0t.eo24F
State of Maryland, Montgome-
ry County, to wk;
November Term, 1805.
AMONG other things is the following to
wit :
ORDEREDby the court, that all suits trans-
mitted from the gener 1 court to this court, un-
der the act of assembly, entitled, an act to
provide for the organization and regulation of
the courts of common law in this stare, and
for the administration of justice, and continued
last court under the rjile to employ new coun-
sel, -shall not continue longer than 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 be, during the said term.
Copy.
Test, UPTON BEALL, Clerk,
Montgomery county court.
January 1._________________lawlrt
Take Notice.
THE Subscribers having obtained letters of
administration on the estate «f Peter Cassat,
late of the city of Baltimore, 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 be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to either ot the subscribers by said day,
as they are. determined to close said estate
without delay.
SUSAN CASSAT, Exut'x.
WILLIAM JESSOP, Ex'tr-
Of Peter Cassat, deceased
January^. 3awl2t
To Rent,
A large new 2-story Brick WAREHOUSE
and CELLAR, with aeon , :iient Back-build
ing, all in compleat order, v.; t'ticient to accom-
modate a large family, with a pump of excel-
lent water at the door, and the use of a large va-
cant lot adjoining. It is an excellent stand for
the flour and grocery business, he. opposite the
French seminary and convenient to the New
market. Possession may be had on the 1st of
November. For terms, apply atNo. 195, Mar
ket street. October 8___________law
Doctor Thomas Hamilton,
No 12, Harrison-street,
A feiv doors from Market street,
J5egs leave to inform his friends and the citir
zens of Baltimore, and its vicinity,
that he practices
MllllCINI, SlJRGBrtY AND MIDWIFERY.
DOCTuH HAMILTON flatters himself
that h" is emit led to the confidence of the pub.
lie, from his having been in the practice of
his profession for above twenty years, the
greater part of which time his residence was
in London, in the vicinity of St. Bartholomew's
hospital, where an intimate connexion wi'h the
gentlemen . f the faculty, to whose care it was
entrusted, afforded hiin very ample opportuni-
ties of making himself acquainted with the
progressive improvements which have taken
place both in medicine and in the perform-
ance of surgical operations.
Were he not anxious to ai id what might
perhaps by some be considers? us the boast fl-
ail empiric, he could lay before the public suf
ficient proofs cf lis medical character, and o
the surgical operation;' he has been in the ha.
bit of performing, during his residence in this
und the neighboring state (Virginia) tor 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-
i'e.,c. with the grounds upon which he founds
his pretensions.
January 7- d4t-3aw4t
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 tg Samuel Cham-
berlain, as mvowu, which I am unable to pay.
J. H. CHAMBERLAIN.
(Harford count*', January 6th, 1807.)
J. 8._____________________Th-& S-181JJ
INDIA GOODS.
jfust received 40 bales consisting of
Mamoodies, Emerties, C'ossas,
Sannahs, Baftas, Gurrahs,
Sawns, Gu/.zenahs, Checks,
Blue Emerties, he.
ALSO,
5 cases Bandanna Handkerchiefs, mostly
s?.arlet and yellow, of a superior quality—For
sale by JOHN M. MINER, &CO.
No. 66, Bowly's wharf.
October 30. ¦ -i
March 31
eolm-la.\v
To all my Creditors.
_ FROM m: , ¦ IS, I am compelled to
give thir: i , 0f applying
to the , more'county court, for
1.805. and
1806 he da eof.
ES MQKNEWECK,
January IT, lfi07.
The Subscriber offers for Sale
The following TJRACTJS qj LAND, lying in At-
legony county, Mary/ana, viz.
1. "*Land'flowing viith milk dwl honey," can-
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 limbered,
and well adapted to the raising of small grain
It lies about forty miles to the South-west of fort
Cumberland, is on the waters of the GreVt
Youghoughany, and about 4 miles distant from
the main road leading through Virginia to the
western country. The same is divined into
smalltracts, comprising from 300 to 400 acres
each, to suit purchasers.
2. " Good Hope." This tract lies contigu-
ous to the " land flowing with milk and ho-
ney," and contains 389 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-
'nigs, about 3 miles south of Braddock's road,
contains 132 acres of land, a part of which is
well calculated for meadow, the remainder is
weil timbered, and of the first quality. On
this tract there is a Grist and Saw mill,
botii of which might be put into good order,
at a very small expence. The Grist mill is
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. Gram
The improvements are, a large and comforta-
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
jhrough said farm, which makes it an eli-
gible stand tor a public house, baing about
twenty-two miles from Fort Cumberland. Few
arms in Maryland, the s.Uiiie 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 wheat, rye, oats, he
The one-fifth of the purchase money will he
required in hand, the residue in five annual
payments. Mr. Grant willshow the above land
to any person who should be inclined to pur
chase. JAMES P. BOYD.
October 19, 1805 Saw
Motice.
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 respectiveacceuuts,
otherwise the trustee will be under the neces-
sity of putting them in suit without respect to
persons. SAML. VINCENT, Trustee.
January 6. 2awin:
Phcenix Fire Office of London
SKCUlTD-STREET.
ATTENDANCE is given at this office
daily, from 9 o'clock in the morning, until 5
in the afternoon, for the purpose of receiving-
orders for Insurance on Houses, Buildings,
Ships in harbor, Goods, Wares and Mer-
chandize, &c. from loss or damage by fire.
The danger at this seaso.i of the year is so
considerable, and the rates of premium de
manded by the .company .so moderate, as to
bear no proportion to the uneasines which
those who have Urge property uninsured must
feel For the convenience of Merchants who
may have properly in two or more distinct
buildings, the .suine mav be instiled jn one
sum, on terms, which :..ay be known at the
office. And on ,s'u.i,le Visks of the first class
the sum of 40,000 dollars can be insured. Or-
ders will De mads out ;ign eably to the com-
pany's directionsj and property examined free
of charge.
DAVID STEWART, Agent.
January 16. d4teo8t
INSU1-i .suiting from such an in.
stilution to even r.^nk and class of society.
Persons in the receipt of iucome arising
from estates dependent upon life—profits in
business—offices, civil or military—by the
yearly payment of a moderate premium, may
secure at their death an adequate provision
for their fcm'dies, relations or friends. Fines
payable on leases, renewable at the death of
particular persons, may be provided for by in-
suring the lives of such persons. Insurance
affords the means of reimbursement to those
who advajii e money upon life-annuities, and
in many cases furnishes an pie security for the
loan of money. Persons entitled to property
in expectancy or reversion, or upon attaining
a given age, may secure an equivalent, in
case their interests should be aflected by pre-
mature death In a variety of other instances,
and most peculiarly as applicable to persons
engaged in commercial pursuits, or in the en-
joyment of casual income, this valuable pre-
caution will establish a resource to which fa-
milies inay look with confidence and security,
and by which the distresses too often attend-
ant upon human life, maybe alleviated or ef-
fectually prevented
The Rates of Premium for such Insurances
will be rendered as moderate f.s possible, and
in every instance proportioned to the Age,
Health, and other Circumstances of the Life
as- red.
Persons desirous of proposing Insurances,
eitbci u; on their own Lives, or the Lives of
others ill uhich they are ii. erested, or . ob-
taining further particulars and information,
nested to apply at the Pl-ucia:. Fire Of.
fieo Seoond-street, where a list of the propri-
etors may be seen.
January 16.___________ci4t-eo8t_
The directors of the Library
CCJMPANY of Baltimore, are under the
painful necessity of reminding many of the
members, that they have hot discharged their
annual contributions, due On the '.-8th April
last : In consequence of which the directors
are obliged to obtain money from the banks,
when their funds, if paid, would be equal
to their expenditures. They have authorised
Mr Satnuet French, to call upon those in ar-
rears ; and it is confidently hoped, that his ap-
plication will be attended to. 'those who
may lie found on the list of delinquents, at
the meeting of the board on the first Wednes-
day in February, will be charged with the
penalty ot one cent per day, from the 8lh of
May, last according to the constitution.
January 13. SawSvf
Mills for Sale.
n ¦-"•'.'E highly reputed and valuable Mills,•
Rii'Xirm:!!; Falls, with thirty acres o,f land,
Situated on the BanVs of >! dson river,
itatsof'Ne v York, I sixti utiles froth
the city. This property comprehends two
Grist Mills,, with five run of atones on the
most modern and approved principle, together
with a complete set of mac ll .is
leevatrtrs for wheat and flour", conveyors, bop.
per-bairs and kveeos, agreeably to the latert
improvements of E\a;-.:,'s system. The
ing Cloths are new, ahdlhe whole in excellent
repair. Also, a Striv-Mill and two Ui.t
House,', commanding a beautiful and roinantx-
"view of the Hudson aid West-Point j a Coo-
tiers' Shop and fivellirg, togelbm- with othi r
out-houses and conveniences necessary to len-
der the establishment complete. Likewise, ..
fall of about thirty feet high, unoccupied, im-
mediately above the present mills, extraiiiely
well calculated for a Paper-Mill, or any o
factory, without in the least interfering \^
the other mills. The advantages atte
this property are numerous, and of a nature
which rarely characterize singular establisln
inents. Situated in the vicinity of so ivv.poit
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 rnui
Western World, a facility of purchash l
wheat at the mill, and of sending the produce
to market, is here experienced to on < .
which no other situation can boast of. From
40 to iO,OUU bushels of wheat has been manu-
factured annually between March and Januai \,
and from 60 to 70,000 could with equal easts
be ground were the winter season excluded,
which of late years has been so mild thai the;
interruption of the navigation has seldom been
of long continuance.
The security and convenience of a sloop of
any burthen King so contiguous to tke mill
that the elevators discharge the cargo where-
ver the Miller wishes to deposite it, and the
facility of loading the Hour 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 1000 acresof Land, situat-
ed about 60 chains from the above Mills, well
covered with timber, on which is a«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 Baftimora
will be taken at a fair valuation for one half ot
the amount if required.
For terms apply to Charles Gaits, in the city
of Baltimore ; or to David Ljdig, merchant,
New-York, by whom an indisputable title
will be given
November 24j___________________eo3m
Lor 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-___________________dlt-law
For Sale or Rent,
THE PROPERTY belonging to the sub-
scriber, beautif ily situated on the {Ulster's-
town road, adjoining Mr. John Henry Hop-
kins's, and but a small distance above the
Siminary. The Property was lately rented
and occupied by Mr. Jacob Ottesson. at three
hundred dollars per annum. No tie ther des-
cription of the property is thought necessary,
as it is expected persons desirous of purchas-
ing or renting, would wish to view the plac«
previous to engagement. For further parti-
culars, enquire of the subscriber, at the new
Assembly Rooms.
JAMES WINTKLE.
N B. A Lad of decent connection would
be taken as an Apprentice to the painting bu-
siness. Enquire as above.
January 8. TfofrM
Any Lady, or Gentleman,
Desirous of Boarding in a genteel private
family, may be accommodated with a good
Room, &c. by applying at this office,
Jamiar) 24. ______________ eo3t||
Dividend.
The creditors of ELIZABETH VEKNES,
late of Baltimore county, deceased, are here-
by Holified, that a distribution of the asseid
in hand will take place at the counting house
of the subscriber, in Baltimore-street, on
Monday the 16th February next, and that to
the exclusion of those who neglect to ob-
serve litis notice.
WALTER JENKINS,
'Administrator of Elizabeth Vernes.
January 24. 2aw6t
Wants a Place.
A young Man, who writes three different
Lanpuages (English, French and German) un-
derstands Bool. Keeping, Calculates Foreign
Exchanges, and is well versed in Mercan-
tile occurrences, wishes to engage in a Count-
ing Room or Store. Having resided for three
yuars past, and being engaged during this
time in the mercantile line, in this city, he at
well acquainted with the necessary local know-
ledge required of a clerk, and can produce ill
respect of his deportment and moral charac-
ter every satisfactory recommendation.
A line addressed to G. K. and left at this
office, will be attended to.
January 23.________________________eo3t||
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 L_______ eo2m
lor Sale,
200 cases, one doxen each, Claret, fo? ex-
portation,
A few ditto Chateau Mergaux, Lafitte, h.
Latour, of the first growth Claret, import.
ed last spring, of the vintage 1S01, calculaW
cd for private families,
Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof and fine flavor.
Muscovado. Sugars, in hhds. tierces, & bbls.
Paisins, in kegs,
_ Upland Cotton, and about 50 bbls. yellow
kiln-dryed Indian Meal.
HUGH THOMPSON.
January 21,_____ eo4tj|
Strayed or Stolen,
FROM the subscribers, a Bav HORSE.
eight years old, about 15 hands high, a small
speck in his left eye, with short bob tail.
Whoever will bring him back to the sub-
scribers, will be reasonably rewarded for
thpir trouble.
KELLER & ALBRIGHT,
Cumberland Row
January 21. Cll4l
PlilMTHl) AND~Pl'BLiSHRD'lipS
JOHN tll.\\ ES,
Ojifwitt the Post-Offire, St PanPs.Lant,
\i A \> T \ M p Ii R.
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