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Seven Dollars per Annum.]
Sale by Auction.
the r'.al estate of Br Rubert Pottenger, deceas-
ed, lung in Prince George's emintv, and stale
of Maryl ml, about five inilcs from. Sateen
Anne, and t?:cr,:< from George-Town.; con-
tiiuti'.^ heiyocen eight hundred 'and a thousand
acres of -.and
THIS valuable Property is situated in the
heart of that rich and well known tract of
country, called the Forest of Prince Georga%
ami is indisputably among the. most Fertile and
test -Unproved places in the state.
The side will re made on the premises,
en Wednesday, the 1.8th of February next,
if fair, if not, on the first fair day thereafter,
^ at 11 o'clock, in conformity to a decree of the
high court of Chancery (the estate Bat ad-
mitting of a division RWOrlg tie representa-
tives of the deceased) ; an;', the certainty
' which the subscriber feels, that those who are
inclined to become ruirchasers, will view the
premises before, the day of sale, renders any
further description of them unnecessary.
The purchuse money must be paid, in four
equal annual instalments, the purchaser giv-
ing bond with approved security for the pay-
ment of each kistalinent, with interest there-
on, anmiailv, .rom the day of sale. On the
payment of the purchase money, with the.
interest thereon, a conveyance will Le made
to the purchaser, by the subscriber, in vir-
tue of, and pursuant to, the said decree.
THOMAS BUCHANAN, Trustee.
January 21. _ cKUtM Jl_
Sale by Auction—Continued.
On MONDAY Next,
The 16*4 instant, at 11 o'clock, at the •dmrehoute
.lately occupied by Joseph Hasiins, jun. de-
ceased, taili lie sold the remainder of hit per-
sonal property, which could not be sold last
Wednesday, for want of time,
Consisting uf
A quantity of Copper-Smith, and Tinman's
Tools, Moulds, Flasks, Block Tin, .Old Cop-
per, Pewter and Lead, a Still am! AVoirns.
Terms of sale, all purchases above 50 dol-
lars, a credit of 6 mouths, for approved in-
dorsed notes ; less then 50 dollars, cash.
VAN WYCK & DOKSEY, Auct'rs.
Februar,- 13.________________________
Tor Boston,
The Schooner
SUSAN & WILLIAM,
___________ Captain M. A. Luce,
^SSftfiKk Will sail as soon as the navi.
E-ation opens. For freight or passage, apply
Xo JOHN RUFFUM,
No. 84, Bowly's wharf.
February 12. <'4t
Codfish, Mackerel, Salmon, &c.
300 boxes Codfish,
200 kegs Pickled Salmon,
100 do. Ton;>u<*s & Sounds,
10 do. -Mackerel, and
S huds. N. E. Rum,
Just received and .offered for sale by
ISAIAH MANflN,
fit), Smith's wharf.
February 1"._________________________d4t
Notice.
THE Public are requested not to credit
the crew of the brig Aid, as I am determin-
ed to pay ro debts of their contracting.
NICHOLAS SULLIVAN.
February 19. d3t
MackcrelV Rum, &c
.160 barrels FAT MACKEREL,
4. hhds. 4th proof Jamaica Rum,
200 Spanish Horse Hides,
20 boxes No. 3, Chocolate,
20 bbls. Glauber Salts^
Received per schr. Susan &. William, from
Boston, for sale bv
THOMAS MARE AN,
No. 86j Bowlv's wharf.
February 12. dSt ||
A Wet Nurse Wanted,
OF good character, and a fresh btneatt of
milch. Inquire at this office.
February 11. _________ d4t
Doctors Davicige and Cocke,
Have associated themselves in business.
February 10. d6tj|
To Merchants.
A Yonng MAN who has ajfcpwledge of
'Bookkeeping, and who Writes^ handsome
hand, wishes a situation in a merchants Count-
ing-house, or wholesale store. He has been'
regularly brought, up to bnsines, and the per-
sons in whose employment he now is mil
give every satisfactory recommendation re-
quired. A line addressed to A. B. and left at
this office, will be attended to.
February 11. LAVATER,
i5 Captain, y. jf. Williamson ;
Willsailin 10 days, waather permitting ; hav-
ing the greater part of the freight engaged,
for the remainder, or passage apply on board,
or to the captain, No. 81, Market-street.
February 7. d
For Liverpool,
, _CTN The Ship
WmL. OLIVE,
.SJUjt- Daniel Coffin, master;
.¦rioter Will sail in ten days. For
[ freight of about four hundred bbls, or pas-
sage, apply to
JOHN & JAMES CARRUTHERS.
Feb. 7. • d6t
Havana Sugar and Molasses.
155 boxes While Sugary
110 do. Brown do. f_Of superior qua-
5!l'n!3-?Molasse, C Ut-V>
4 bbls. ) J
Which will be landed this day, and are of-
fered for sale on accommodating terms by
ROBERT BARRY.
In Store,
Jamaica Pimento, in bags,
L. P. Madeira Wine, m pipes,
Genuine Fort Wine, in pipes hhds. and qr.
casks.
3 cases fine Bretagnes and Checks,
Bottle Corks, and
A quantity of excellent second hand Rig-
ging.
¦J^A, , WANTED TO CHARTER,
v-;. Li.'JtJV? • L. a o n. L, a,
>«Ofiif&- For Europe.
Februarv 9. d6t
For .Liverpool,
,£,"3^ Th*' BHtis« BriS '
..s.i.ilJO AID,
_____M,^f.}^f >U'.kolas Sull'-ran ;
?.visa She '¦¦. a fine strong vessel,
and will be despatched with all convenient
spted. For freight or pa'ssage,' apply to
HExSRY DAVIES,
71, Smith's wharf.
Who offers for sale, received per said brig,
An invoice of Earthen-ware, and a quanti-
ty of Liverpool Salt, which will be disposed
of on accommodating terms, if taken from
.tie the vessel;
February 9. d
For Sale,
A new SCHOONER,
About 70 tons carpenter's mea-
surement. She is built of goad
_____________materials, and has every ap-
pearance of sailing fast. She has a cable and
some rigging, which are new, probably to tha
amount of about g200. She is faithfully built,
her bottom and ceiling of the best oak plank.
For terms apply to
REDMOND GRACE,
67, Smith's wharf
October 13.___________________dfo-Saw
F. & A. Schwartze,
No. 71 1-2, Bowi.vVWhahf,
Have on hand and offer for sale,
24 boxes PlatUlas
10 do. Bretagnes
4 do. Roueus
4 do. Dowlas
4 do Creas-a-la-Morlaix
6 do. white Rolls
3 do. Bielfeld Linen
4 do. Weser Linen
5 do. List ados
3 do. Bun ten, No. 2
8 do. Checks
IS Bales Hempen Linen
13 do. Hessians
6 do. brown Rails
6 do. Holland Sail Cloth
4000 bushels Lisbon Salt, suitable for fisheries,
February 7._______________;. . :d4teo4t||
John Hcwes,
Late f rar.isirmi of rn r. Comc-akion,
HAVING disposed of his former Printing
Office, to Joseph Robinspn, requests all per-
sons indebted to him to nr.ltc r'!y"i-!'t at the
office of this Cr.zette,
JuBumyg. i
Hazlehurst, Brothers h Co.
OFFER FOR SALE.
77ic cargoes of the brigs Lion and Nsptune .from
the City of St. DotningQ, consisting of
50,000 feet prime Mahdjanf,
70 tons Logwood,
35,000 wt. Green CoiTee,
25,000 do. Carracas Cocoa,
2,000 lb. Bees Wax,
2,500 do. Gum Guiacum,
100 do. Tortoise Shell,
4,000 Ox and Hog Hides, *
600 lb. Old Copper.
February 9- dl2t
German Linens, ticc. &c
Just ree-'dvedper the schooner Alexander, captain
Athor, from Trieste,
30 eases IHatillas Royals
21 do. Crea.i
17 do. Checkr,
10 do. Bastone'mi
8 do. Britannias
5 do. Cavaliuas
3 do. List ados
3 do Estopillas
4 do. GUandines
750 boxes Castile Soap (blue marbled)
30 cases Glass Tumblers,
For sale by LORMAN FULFORD, &
JOSEPH YOUNG,
Who also offer for sale,
ISO boxes white"£ Havana Sugars, superior
100 do. brown £ quality
70 tons C'ampeachy Logwood, and
A quantity of Sarsaparilla.
February 6. d
Boston Beef.
The subscribers learc just received Isf offer feir sale,
or villi barter fe>r Superfine ami line Flour,
159 bbls. and 93 half bbls. No. 1, Boston
EEFF,
132 do. No. 2, do.
61 half do. Mess, do.
LORMAN & FULFORD.
February lo. d
Fitch Hall, Jun.
81, Bowly's wharf,
HAS FOR S A I. E,
(Received per brig Harriot, and ichoemer Susan
aad William,, from Boston J
70 boxes Cod Fish, ^ of an excel-
50 ditto Spermaceti Candles, J> lent quality,
5 hhds N. E. Hum.
In St;.re,
Mess, Cargo No. 1 and 2, Beef,
50 casks Fresh Raisins-
February 6._______________ "8tj;_
Mechanic's Bank of Baltimore.
January 23, 1807.
The Bonks for the transfer of Stock, will
be closed during th? month of February, and
the stockholders are informed that on applica-
tion at the Bank, on or after the 25th of the
said month, they will be furnished with their
certificates.
D A. SMITH, Cashier.
January 23
VV. L. & J, Harney,
Have on hand from, late' importations, and
sell on reasonable terms,
1000 boxes superior Castile Soap,
10 do. German Steel,
10 cases Glass Tumblers,
11 hales porter-bottle Corks,
1 case well-assorted Diaper,
I do. Shirting Linen,
1 do. Leather do.
1 do. elegant Marble Chimney Orn
ment3,
1 do. Leghorn Hats,
20 boxes Havana Sugar, and
13 barrels Muscovado do.
January 7. ______d
M \MMOTH CHEESE
IN MLXXATURX.
THE subscriber has on hand, aquanlitvof
the Richest CHESHIRE-TOWN CHEESE,
made in the neighborhood where die Mam-
moth Cheese was made, for sale, with achoice
assortment of GROCERIES, at No. 31, Bal-
timore-street. W.WOODS.
J-musry 7.____________________________d
An Inhabitant of New-Or-
leans, wishes to purchase 6 or 8 NEGROES,
of either sex, from 14 to 25 years of age.
Apply at this office. Feb. 3. d'.5t|
Sheriff's Sale,
By virtue of two writs of Venditioni Exponas
issued from the court o) appeals for the
Western Shore of Maryland, and to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale, on
SATURDAY, the 2lit lost, at one o'clock,
on the premises, for cash, the following
valuable property, seized and taken to satis-
fy two judgments in said court, obtained
by Richard Neave, for the use of Robert
Correy, against Robert Oliver, terre tenant
of Robert Purviance, and Kichard Neave,
for the use of Robert Correy, against Ro-
bert Oliver, terre tenant of Samuel Purvi-
ance, viz.
ALL the right, title, claim and interest of
Robert Oliver, terra tenant of Samuel Pur-
viance and Robert Purviance, in and to that
large and valuable LOT of GROUND,
with the improvements thereon, situate and
lying in the city of Baltimore, on the east side
of Commerce-street, and contained within
the following metes and bounds to wit : " Be-
ginning for the same at the distance of forty-
live feet south from the south side of an alley,
which runs between certain brick building's
and certain large wooden stores, belonging
to the said Samuel and Robert Purviance, &
running %om thence south, along the line of
Commerce-streit one hundred and twenty
feet ; thence east sixty feet to the line of
Philip Rogers's lot, thence north along the
said Rogers's line, one hundred and twenty
feet; thence west sixty feet to the begining."
being the same lot heretofore conveyed to the
said Robert Oliver, from the said Samuel and
Robert Purviance, by indenture dated on or
about the 19th dav (if October, 1786.
THOMAS BAILEY,
Late Sheriff of Baltimore comity.
f cbroftry 12th, 1307. ____^ d"8t
Likenesses Engraved.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
public, tfeat he has removed to Second-street,
near the Marine Insurance Office, in the same
bouse that Mr. J. Bannerman. engraver, oc-
cupies. ST, MEMIN.
iubnuirji 10.
For Sale,
A handsome sett of second hand GIG ''\
HAltNESS, plated mounting. Inquire of
GEORGE WILLIAM i,
No. 12, South Charles-street.
February 10. d4ljj
Battle Powder, Cotton, he.
The subscribers have on hand, for salt, at No.
64. Marhet-stre'.-':,
4,000 wt. Wilkinson's Double-sealed Battle
Powder, hi casks of 50 wt. each, very superir
or quality, suitable for retailing, and will be
sola on very accommodating terms.
15 bales fine quality Tennessee Cotton,
14 pipes Holland Gin,
ReaiCogniac and Bordeaux Brandy, in pipes
Cfiijc flavor),
Cabiness Tobacco, in kegs and half do.
Cassia Cinnamon, in small bales,
30 qr. casks Sherry Wine,
Negro Pipes, in boxes,
Double Gloucester Si Pine Apple Cheese,
Fresh Mace, Basket Salt, &c. &c. &c.
JACOB & WM. NORRIS.
February 3. d
Maryland Insurance Office,
February 2d, 1307.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT agreeably to charter the Stockhold-
ers in the Maryland Insurance Company, are
called upon to renew their notes in the pre-
sent month.
Likewise, that an election for thirteen di-
rectors will be held at the office of the said
company, on the first Monday in March next.
JOHN HOLLINS, President.
N. B. No transfers will be made from the
4th instant, until after the election of officers.
February 2. dim
Land for Sale.
THE Subscriber (in virtue of a decree of
the honorable the chancellor of Maryland,
made in the cau-se of Robert Fergusson o.'S.
Lucket) will on Friday, the 27th day of Fe-
bruary next, at 12 o'clock, sell at the court.
house of Charles county, in the state of Ma-
ryland, to the highes* bidder, all the es'ate
and interest of Samuel Lucket, of the said
county, In and to ail those tr.icts or parcels of
land, dying m Durham Parish, raid county
id, '!< d Locket's Slipe, Locket's
Hftiard, LUcket's Addition, and Lucket's
Chance, containing by estimation, four kun-
: i wv I to another tract or par
eel, lying '¦:'. the said Parish, called Frog's
Nest, containing about one hundred &. twen
ty-five acres.
The terms of sale, prescribed by the de-
cree, are, that the pttrcnaser or purchasers
pai 'he purchase money, on the day of sale,
or on the day of the ratification thereof, by the
chancellor, which, if ratified, shall be just
live weeks from the stibsciibers's report ot the
le--'-And on Obtaining the chancellor'.!
aion of the said sale, and on paying the
whole of the purchase money, the subscriber
shall execute a deed to the purchaser or pur-
chasers in fee simple, conveying to him or
them all the right, title, and interest of the
said Samuel Lucket, free and dischared of
all the claim of the said Robert Fergusson and
the said Samuel Lucket.
The said lands will be either sold entira, or
divided so as to suit purchasers.
CLEMENT DORSEY, Trustee.
January 29. dt2~F
To Let,
THAT elegant three-story Brick Dwell-
ing House, formerly owned by Mr. Valk, in
Pratt-street, with every convenientback build-
ing adjoining thereto ; coach-house, stahics,
Sec. Possession will be given on the 11th of Oc-
tober next.
. Also,
A convenient and well-finished thrse-story
BptCK Dwelling House, in Water-street,
with or without stables. For terms, apoly at
No. 6, Calvtu-t-street, W SMITH.
September 2. d
\V anted Immediately,
A healthy Wet Nurse,; a character will be
required. Apply.at this office,
February 2. '___________________d_
A NEW PAPER.
Proposals arc iww issuing for puU-Uhii-ig a news*
paptr on Fell's-Point, entitled
THE FEDERAL UNION.
The Editors do not conceive it necessary,
in this place, to enter into an elaborate de-
tail of their principles and. object—-k-t it suf-
fice, *hat t)ie " Federal Union" will be Is-
dependent in its principles—that nothing
will be wanting in exertion to render it wor
thy a liberal patronage. The Prospectus
will be disseminated throughout the city,
when an opportunity will be afforded the
public fur the exercise of their unbiassed
judgement.
CONDITIONS.
It is our intention to issue the " Ffdk-
rai. Union," at the comrnencem,ent, on Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Fridays— but if a
competent patronage is offorded, a DAILY
Paper will be published as scon after as ar-
rangements can be made.
The price to subscribers will he.fvs dollars
per annum—No money will be required
UNTIL THE IXPIRATION OF SIX MONTHS.
v to'.he Juterests of the commer-
cial part of the community. As they will
have advantages which bo other printers in
the city of Baltimore can possibly possess,
in the obtaining marine intelligence, their pa-
per cannot fail of being interesting to the
merchant,
Correspondences will be established .on a
permanent footing with mem of intelligence,
and opportunity, in different parts of the U.
States, and, should sufficient encouragement
be offered, in Europe, by which they will
obtain the latest and most important informa-
tion without delay ; in short, every exertion
that lies in their power will be made to
render the " Commercial Aelveriiser," inte-
,, isting and amusing.
They do not deem it necessary to give a
detail to the reader of their political opinions ;
for whatever political sentiments they may
priva'ely profess, the promulgation cf them
through a public print, they conceive, could
produce no beneficial effect either to the read-
er or to themselves :—they are anxious for
the prosperity of the U. States; and whilst the
sentiments of their hearts are favorable to the
Union, their minds shall never be swayed by
the, bickerings of political oemogogues To
preserve their paper free and uncoutsuiibvated
from the ebullitions of parti, ans, will be their
peculiar study. To miscellaneous producti-
ons, and disquisitions on subjects which may
be productive of utility, couched in av.ccnt
stylo, {'rc.K access will be ghen to their col-
ums—but communications injurious to the re-
putation of individuals, will always be re-
jected.
As the editors are the _/?;;( who have ven-
tured on an establishment of this nature ibv
some tin.-; past at Fell's-Point, they feel
cencious that the fostering aid of its citizens
will be extended towards theto with cheer-
fulness—and that their establishment will not
be permitted rodwindle into ."hing froth the
want of the the patronage of their fellow-citi-
zens. FeUVPoint has now become too po-
pulous, too wealthy, and loo respectable, to be.
entirely dependent on the town for all the
printing which it requires—They are confi-
dent that few could be found who would not
rather contribute to the support of a paper
in the midst of them, dedicated la their in-
terest, and offering so many advantages as.
the present does, than be subject to the in-
convenience of walking near a mile for all
printing requisite for their use—Besides the
inconveniences which will be removed, the
boast of supporting a paper of their own, we
are persuaded, would have no inconsiderable
weight in the minds of their fellow-citizens
of fell's Point.
They consider it as quite unnecessary to
dilate upon their own capacities—trial alone
will lie sufficient, to convince their patrons of
the correctness or incorrectness of their pre-
tensions. A long and steady application to
their business, emboldens them to come for-
ward with confidence, pledging tb< wstlVea
to execute whatever a generous public may
be pleased to favor them with, in a stile of
workmanship and correctness of judgment,
not inferior to ar\y other office in Baltiin';re.
j'OHN WANE.
ALEXANDER LUCAS.
TERMS.
The FeWs-Pednt Commercial Advertiser sliftil
be printed on a royal size paper, with g'ood
materials.
The price to subscribers will be seven dnU
lars per annum, payable half yearly. The pa-
per will be issued as soon as arrangements
can be made.
Q~y The citizens will be waited on in a
few days for their signatures.
N. B. Subscriptions received at Paim.,1 ali-
en's Hotel, at the Merchant's Cotice-lic-ns ,
and at George Dobbin and Murphy's Look-
store
February 12^_____________________ d4t
Red Clover Seed.
A large supply of excellent RED CI-O-
VER SEED, of the growth of the late sea-
son, just received from Lancaster and Yonc
Counties, and offered for sale by
GERARD & WM. HOPKINS.
No. 1, County wharf.
Second mo. 10. eo
150 Reams Wrapping .Paper,
yusi received and for sale by
M. and J. CONRAD and CO.
No. 1"3, Market-street.
M. and J. Conrad &. Co. have also on ban J,
the following new and valuable publications,
viz :
Cranch's Report, vol. 2d, Trial of Lord Mel-
ville.
Barber's Designs for Cottages and building
in Pise, with Plates.
Naval Chronicle for 18*6.
Lourdalouis Select Sermons.
Sou-dioy's Madoc.
Southey's Letters on Spain and Portugal,.
Jameson's Minerology.
Henry's Epitome of Chemistry-
Douglas' Art of Drawing in Perspective.
February 5. eo4t
For Sale,
IN mycelial', near Griffith's Bridge,
A quantity of ClDSR, in hhds. made of
choice fruit at Terry Hall, pn sheets;
refined, rucked, and fit for immediate use,
either for draught of Battling., The price g-20
per bhd. to be full when ilelivered, and when
empty returned, onlbe i
HARRY D. GOUGH-
N. B. To a persi jo-
siderabl* deduction wiil ui made from the
above price. _______
fc'etecwory 4. eol5
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