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For Sale, ABOUT eight hundred acres of most valua- ble LAND, situated upon the Potomac river, near the cities of Washington, Alexadrla 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 countyto Alexandria. For beauty of prospect, fertility of soil and advantage of situation, no tract of land can exceed it iu this country. The title is indisputable. The terms, which will be made accommodating tothe purchaser, may be known upon application to the subscri- ber in Baltimore RICHARD KEY HEATH. October 17.________________f» Mills for Sale. TK'JSE highly .reputed and valuable Mills, EtiXermilk Full:;, with thirty acres of land, smutted on the Hanks of Hudson sWer, 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 lcevators for wheat and flour, conveyors, hop- per-bags and kreens, agreeably to the latest improvements of Evans's system. The Bolt- ing- Cloths are new, and the whole in excellent repair, Also, a Saw-Mill and two Dwelling- Houses, commanding a beautiful and semantic view of the Hudson ar.d West-Point; a Coo- tiers' Shop and Dwelling, together with other out-houses and conveniences necessary to ren- der the establishment complete. Likewise, a fall of about thirty feet high, unrox u;>i< .1, im- mediately above the present walls, 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 resp'ect- iible a navigation as lie : 911 rivea-, the only- route for the produce of the Northern and Western World, a facility of purchasing the wheat at the will, 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 ease 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 ^^^^B any burthen lying so contiguous to tVe 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 perforin more than two ordinarily do in such employ. Also, a Tract of 1000 acres of Land, situat- ed about 60 chains from the above 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 (lie city of Baltimore will be taken at a fair valuation for one half ol the amount if required. For terms applj to diaries Carts, in (he city of Baltimore ; or lo David Lydig, merchant, New-York, by whom an indisputable title Will lie given / November '' '¦¦ eo3m For Sale, A stout healthy young NEGRO MAK; he is a very good cook and waiter, and un- derstands driving and managing horses. Ap- ply at this office, December 27- ______ dIt-lay For bale or Rent, THE PROPERTY belonging to the sub- scriben, beaut if. illy situated on the Reister's- town road, adjoining Mr. John Henry Hop- kins'*, and but a small distance above the Siminary The Properly was lately rented and occupied by Mr. Jacob Ottesson, at three hut) ... 5 per I'luuim. No further djfcs- cripti; n of the property is thought necessary^ as it is expected persons desirous of purchas- ing or renting, would wish to view the place previous to engagement For farther parti, culars, enquire, of the subscriber, at the new Assembly Rooms. JAMES W1NTKLE. N G. A Lad of decent connection would be taken as an Apprentice to the painting bu- siness. Enquire as above. January 8. Th&M Any Lady, or Gentleman, i Desirous of Boarding in a genteel private family, may be accommodated with a good Room, &.C by applying at this office. January 24- eo3' ]| Dividend. The. creditors of ELIZABETH VERNES, late of Baltimore ccunty, deceased, are here by notified, that a distribution of the assets 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 this notice. WALTER JENKINS, Administrator of Elizabeth Vernes. January 24. 2aw6t Wants a Place. A young Man, who writes three different Languages (English, French and German) un- derstands Book 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 yaars 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 in 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. ' •____________ eo3l|| For Sale, 200 cases, one dozen each, Claret, for ex- portation, A few ditto Chateau Mergaux, Lafitte, i'i Latoyr, of the first growth Claret, import- ed last spring, of the vintage 1301, calculat- ed for private families, Cogniaa Brandji 4th proof and fine "aver, Muscovado Sugars, i>. hhds. tierces, ts. bids. Raisins, in kegsj Upland Cotton, and about 50 bids, yellow kiln-drycd Indian Meal. HUGH THOMPSON. January 21, ec4l|] Valuable Lands for Sale. THE. great emigration to the state of Ohio, and the Western country in general, induces t'.ie subscriber to offer those valuable LANDS for sale, which.he.advertised some time ago, viz : 1000 acres of first rate Land, situated upon the waters of Middle Island, and about 1 1-2 miles from the river .Ohio, unimproved. 400 do, about 4 miles from the former, well improved. 364 do. adjoining the above, well.Improved. 1000 do. adjoining the above, well improved. 400 do. adjoining the above, unimproved. 450 do adjoining Mr. Gregg's Mill, on Middle Island. 349 elo. adjoining the above, well improved- lOOOdo. in Fayette County, state of Kj ntuc- fey, on the North Fork ot Licking-, 8 miles from the town of Washington. All the above Lands are of the first quality, abounding with fine timber, such as wild Cherry, Black Walnut, a;id Locust; and has produced upwards of eighty bushels of Cora to the acre. Also, His property in Washington County, Mary- land, kc. &c. 53 acres in Washington County, state of Maryland, about four miles fi-om Haucck- Tov.-n, .well timbered. So acres near the above, adjoining the lands of John Flint. 70 acres lying in Prince George's county, about three or four miles from the Eastern Branch ; this, tract abounds with heavy timber, ;md although the soil is but thin, the wood makes it very valuable, so near the City of Washington. One, 2 1-2-ctory Brick HOUSE, near the comt-heuse in Hager's town, well finished, with necessary back buildings; 1 framed 2-sto- ry do. adjoining the former, with the advantage ot a 1 I feet alley, well situated for business, and where a store has been kept for many years ; the lot belonging to said property is upwards cf two hundred feet deep. One, two-story Logg House in Church- street, containing 1 1-2 lots, well fenced in. Also, One other Lot, unimproved. Also, A A'/ood Lot, about one mile from the town, containing five acres. Also, 350 acres lying in Washington county, near Isaac Beehtlc'h mill, and about three miles from the river Potomac ; .this tract is well calculated for a .stock Farm, having a very- extensive range ; there are two good springs on it, and a small stream runs through it, from-which much valuable meadow might be made. It has the advantage of a ridge of hea- vy fine timber, and within a small distance of several saw mills ; about seventy or eighty acres of cleared Land, and two Tenements on the premises. Any person wishing to purchase any of the Ohio Lands, by applying to John Lee, Wheel- ing, will be shewn the premises, and get any information.they may require ; and those wishing- to contract for any other of the de- scribed property, will please apply to William Lee, Baltimore, who will likewise give any information required. Property in the City of Baltimore, or the precincts thereof, will betaken in exchange, for any of the above property. Also, several Tracts ioJthe Allegany Moun- tains. WILLIAM "LEE. January 20. eo Encouragement of Lirlvaturc. BY AUTHORITY. Scheme ot a Lottery, FOR THE BENEFIT o.' S T.MARY'S COLLEGE, orBALTIMORE Dolls. Dolst. 1 Prize of 30,000 1 do. 15.0C0 2 do. 10,000 20,000 2 do. 5000 10.CCK) 5 do. 1000 5,000 10 do. 500 5,000 20 do. 2U0 4,000 100 do. 10O 10,000 150 do. 50 7,5000. 7000 do. 12 84,000 7291 Prizes 190,500 Stationary pemiums 24,500 14209 Blanks —Not two to a Prize. 2X5,000 1,500 tickets, at lo dollars each, 215,coo Arrangemi 111 of Stationary Premiums—Viz 1st. drawn blank - - g500 1st. do. after 2,C00liclLetsaredrawn„iC(;O 1st. do. after 4,000 - - 1000 1st. do. after 6,000 - - 1500 1st. do. after 8,000 - - 1500 1st do. after 10,000 - - 1500 1st. do. after 12,000 - - 1500 1st. do. after 14,000 - - 1500 1st.-, do. after 16,000 - - 1500 1st. do. after 18,000 - - 1500 1st. do. after 20,000 - - 150o Last drawn Blank, - - Io,oc0 Dollars 245oo, 16 per cent.on ^15000 is - 32,25o Sumtuie raisedby'thelottery - 3c,ce o- Expences (f the lottery - -2250 ---------32,25o The prevailing disposition to encourage the progress of Literature- -the peculiar favor which St.Mary's College has enjoyed--aiiFrame Dwellino-House and Lor, at the corner of Pitt and Green-streets, 26 10 inches front, and extending in depth 100 feet ; on the rear of this Lot, a small brick dwelling, which maybe sold separata- 'y- All the above property is in fee-simple, ex- cept Lots No. 5 and 6, which are subject jointly to the yearly ground rem of £3 6s 8d Such of the above described property as may remain undisposed of by the 24th day of February next, will be expose.' at PUBLIC VUCTION, on that day, pnthe premises. \ , at Mr. J. Harvey's, Eutaw-st. three doors north of I'a-.ette-slreet, to JOHN P. PLEASANTS. December 27. dl0t-eo24F State of Maryland, Montgome- ry County, to wit: November Term, 1806. AMONG other things is the following to wit: OllDEREDhy the court, that all suits trans, milled from the gener..1 court to this court, un- der the act of assembly, entitled, au act to provide for the organization an I regulation of the; courts of coininojri law- in this state, ard for the administration of justice, aid continued last < ourt under the rule to employ new conn sel, shall not continue longertlian the end of the n ixt court under the said rule ; and the suitors interested therein are hereby required to appear to the same, in person, or by coun- sel, oh or before the second day otnext 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. Tanuary 1. Iawl7t Make Notice. THE Subscribers having obtained letters of administration on the estate of Peter Ci.ssut, 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 immediste pay- ment to either of the subscribers by said day, as they are determined to close said estate without delay. SUSAN CASSAT, Exut'x. WILLIAM JESSOP, Ex'ti-' Of Peter Cassat, deoeased January 6. 3awJ2t lo Rent, A large new 2-story Brick WAREHOUSE and CELLAR, with aeonvenient Back-build- ing, all in compleat order, sufficient to accom- modate a large family, with a pump of excel- lent water at thedoor, and the use of a large va- cant lot adjoining. It is an excellent stand for the flour ardgrocery 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 8. law Doctor Thomas Hamilton, No. 12, Harrison-street, A few doors front Market-street, Begs leave to inform his friends and the citi- zens of Baltimore, and its vicinity, that he practices Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery. 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 London, inthe vicinity of St. Bartholomew's hospital, where an intimate connexion with the gentlemen if the faculty, to whose 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 and in the perform- ance Of SURGICAL OPERATIONS. Were he not anxious to avoid what might perhaps by some be considered as the boast o- ...in empiric, he could lay before the public suf. ficient proofs cf bis medical character, and o the surgical operations he has been in the ha hit 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, should accompany a claim upon their confi- dence with the grounds upon which lie founds his pretensions. January 7._________________d4t-2aw4t speck in his left eye, wii'n short bob tail. Whoever vyill bring kiln back to the sub- scribers, will be reasonably rewarded for their trouble, KELLER & ALBRIGHT, Cumljei-h'.ud Lew JanuarJ 21. eo'lt ""LITERARr'TND'CO'M'ME'RCl.lL SEMINARY. A gentleman, who ha* received the most -Hit', ring testimonials of ability ar.d conduct from the president of the college in which ho was educated, being engaged as an assistant inthe above seminary, parents and guardians are respectfully informed that a fns mt,rc bo_\ a will be admitted to enable t] ber to meet the expence of this new arrangement. WILLIAM NIND. January 22. lawSt 50 .Dollars Reward. The subscriber's cellar, No. 46 North How- ard.street, was broken open on the night T6th inst.; and were stolen therefrom, nine piecesNAPT VOOLENS (commonly called Kendal Cottons). The above reward wiii ! e given for the apprehension of the person or persons that committed the same. WILLIAM SCOTT. Jan. 17. Iaw4t The directors of the Library COMPANY of Baltimore, are under the painful necessity of reminding many of the members, that they have not discharged their annual contributions, due on the 28th April last : In consequence of which the directors are obliged to obtain money f-rom the hanks, when their funds, if paid, would be equal to their expenditures, They have authorised Mr. Samuel French, to call upon those in ar- rears ; and it is confidently hoped, that his ap- plication will be attended to. Those who may be 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 of one cent per day, from the 8th of May, last according to the constitution, January 13. ..... Sawlvf Xo be Sold, A valuable FARM, of upwards of 200 acres of land, with useful improvements, bounding j on the Reister'stown turnpike road 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 about it. Apply to Philip Jones on the premi- ses. THOMAS JONES. December ". lwoinl Notice is hereby given, THAT I intend applying to Baltimore county court, at its next sitting, on the fourth Monday in March next, for the benefit of the. insolvent act, passed November session, 18CJV ABRAHAM USHER. Januarys. ' . «o2i" For Sale, A two-Story Brick HOUSE ::• d LOT, 30 feet front on Msrket-street, FellVPoint, and about 200 feet deep. One ditto and, LOT, 50 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 rei", and offered on 1 ite terms, by thi subscriber, who wishes to settle all his affairs immediate)). If not disposed! f previous to the first of April, it will on that day be sold at auction for cash. V DAWSON. January 5. eo2w-lawlstAp Rappahannock Mills, &c. THE Subscriber would lease or rent, that , valuable property, called Hunter's Works, con- sisting of a Manufacturing Mill, (late in the occupancy of Messrs. Cooch and Hoilings- worlh) having two wafer wheels, with lour pair burr stones, and ; [1 hecei sary machinery -, a valuable Crist Mill, Saw Mill, and Houses suitable for millers, coopers and blacksmiths. At this place are the walls and remains of a Forge and Slittivg Mill, formerly carried^ on, the scites of which, and others on the same eanul, are excellent for water works of vari- ous kinds, 'this property is on the north ofthe Rappahi nock, within two miles of Fredei; id one of Falmouth ; has peculiar advantages >f water, and is well situ- ated fin-the pur... se wheat, now the sta- ple of the count v, and of the last crop a large proportion yet to come to market. Also, A valuable Manufacturing Mill, with 2 wa- ter wheels, two pair of stones, and the usual machinery, situated on the same edge of the river, within half a mile of Falmouth, having a convenient and comfortable milling- house at- tached to it, and a canal which now affords wa- ter communication from Falmouth to the mill- door, and at. the expence of 3 or g-40S may be extended to the doors ofthe forge mil's. Or I would sell the whole ofthe above pro- perty, under stipulations, for the benefit of con- tiguous properly, but ho way hi 1 i ms to dns, and give credit 7year$, if necessary, >e.- ' .ees fourths of the amount, and accommodating, time for the other fourth. ROBERT DUNBAR. Falmouth, January 23, -nwfit St. Paul's Parish Lottery. ' THE drawing of this Lottery commenced on Monday at 3 o'clock, P. M. at Mr. J'ei k's. Hotel, No. 172, Market-street; two hundred tickets were drawn, of which No. 1943, the first drawn ticket, was, according- to the scheme, entitled to 500 dollars: 01 the other tickets, the following drew prizes. Prize of gSO No. 14384. Prizes of g 0 Nos. 4.370 5305 9750 13087 Prizes of glO N03 5780 7817 16552 18000 Prizes of }§7 Nos. 51 129 152 182 476 52 ! 549 555 6:,9 687 895 1032 1165 1453 2191 2581 4061 4188 4522 4592 5399 5645 5790 5862 6261 6605 6935 7044 7518 8082 8468 (807 8970 90.33 10139 10159 10595 11016 11580 11769 12660 13377 13771 14086 15592 15966 16406 16425 17179 17799. The further drawing of the Lottery was postponed to the 10th February next, when it will be certainly resumed, at the same place and hour : It will he Continued with all possible regularity and dispatch. The post- ponement is made, that farther time may be allowed, for the transmission of tickets not yet returned from abroad, and that further op- portunity may be afforded for the purchase of tickets still on hand. They may be had of Lb'; several managers, andof Mr. Stewart, at tjie bar of the Indian Queen ; Messis. Cole and I. Bonsai, No. 171 1-2, Market-street ; Mr. Samuel Vincent, No. 44, North Guy-street 1 Mr. John Cole, St. Paul's-Lane ; Messrs. Warner and Hanna, Market-street; and Dob- bin and Murphy, No. 12, Market street ; and Mr. Thomas Shepperd, Fell's-Point, at the original prica of 5 dollars, till further notice-.. The managers expect to sell the remaining tickets, shortly after the next drawing, when the purchasers thereof intend to raise the price. By order of the managers. SAMUEL VINCENT,7 Clerks-to the SAMUEL COLE, ji Managers. January l9. ' aw4t|) For Sale, By C. Deshon, No. 57, Sraitli's wbuif, 500 bags Green Coffee-, 36 chests Hyson Skin ~) 32 Young Hyson C TEA. 2 Hyson J 40 pipes 4',h proof white bruiiilsh Brandy, 10 tons Fustic. "'". yust receirrJ, 45,000 wt. Martinique prime Green Coffee, in hhds. bbls. and bags, 55 hhds. first quality while Clayed Sugar, 4 tons Fustic. December 30. eolSt PRINtED AND PUBLISHED SiY JOHN HEYvTS, Oif.O'ile the Pcst-Off.ee, St. PnnPs-l. ?.;:r. 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