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EETISER.
Seven Dollars per Annum.3
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, is07.
[Vol. A.XV1—No. 3 974.
Codfish, Mackerel^ Sahnon^c.
300 boxes Codfish,
200 kegs' Pickled b'ateoji,
loo do. Tonjrties & pounds,
10 do. Mackerel, and
2 hhds. N". E. Hum,
test received and pffereA R>f s»1e by
ISAIAH MANKrtT,
69, Smith's wharf.
Febnmry T3L_______________ddt
Mackerel, Rum, i?'c.
1G0 barpeh FAT MACKEREL,
4 hhds. 4th proof Jamaica Rum,
200 Spanish Horse Hides,
20 boxes No. 3, Chocolate,
20 bbls. Glauber Salts,
Received pec schr. Susaii & William, from
Boston, fop sale by
THOMAS MAREAN,
No. 85, Bowly's wharf.
February 12. ___ diSti[
For Sale,
A LOT OF GROUND and IMPROVE-
MENTS, fronting 45 feet on Caroline-street,
Fell's-Point, and f5 feet deep, on whroh is
erected a substantial two story house,, 26 feet
by 16 ; likewise a two story house, 14 feet by
15. The above property will be sold in fee on
moderate terms, and an indisputable title given
by the subscriber, living at No. 14 Pitt-street,
Fell's-Point.
JAMES II. CLERICS.
N. B. The above property lays between
Wilkes and Fleet-streets.
A reward of six cents and no charges, will
be given for apprehending and bringing home
an apprentice lad, mmvd Richard Kenny,
about 17 years of sire, uiv? small stature, who
absented himself from my service about the
middle of last summer. Apply as above.
T. H. C.
Feb. 16. d4tf.
Election.
IN conformity with the charter of the Bank;
of Maryland, an election for twelve directors,
will take place, and be holden at tlie Rank,
on Saturday,- th»';7fli March next, to com-
mence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
By order,
R. WILSON, Cwhier.
February 3. dtTMh
For Sale,
A Negro "/OMAN, about ?5 years
¦with a fine he.dthy male child, between 3 and
4. She is a very good plain Cook, C18ar
Starches & Irons very well, and understands
house, work. Inquire at this office.
February 14. d6t
70 casks Fresh Raisins,
20 do. do. Figs,
8 boxes Cotton and Woo! Cards,
9 bales India Goods, consisting of Jala-
poor Sannas, Luck inure and Chitabilly Baftas,
Checks, Gurrahs, Cambrays, Sic. &c.
Just received per Hercules, captain Felt,
from Salem, a ' v
JOHN BUFFUM,
No. 34, Bowly's wharf.
February 1$. jnt-eoSt
Eight Dollars, Reward.
Ran away from the subscriber on Sunday
last, a negro woman, nainf d ROSALIE, pr
SALLY, about seven and twenty years old,
red skin, five feet two inches high, arid plump
made. Had on a dark coloured stuff gown,
an under waistcoat, yellow flannel, a cotton
shift, a mock madras head handkerchief, red
handkerchief-on her n» .k, blue yarn stockings,
and shoes nearly worn out. She speaks Cre-
ole French, and bad English. She went off
about eight o'clock in the morning. Whoever
dehvsrs her to the subscriber, No. 30, Wag-
gon Alley, Baltimore, shall receive the above
re ward.
N. K. All masters of vessels and others, are
forwarned taking- away, or harboring said wo-
man, being a slave, and introduced into this
city according to the law of the state of
Maryland.
JAMES COUHRECES.
February 13. d4tf
W. L. N J. Barney,
Have on hand from fate importations, and
sell on reasonable ternts,
1000 boxes'superior Castile Soap,
10 do German Steel, I
10 cases Glass Tumblers,
11 bales porter-bottle Corks,
1 case' well-ass'orted Diaper,
I do. Shirting- Linen,
1 do. Leather do.
1 do. elegant Marble Chimney Orn
.flnents,
1 do. Leghorn Hats,
20 boxes Havana Sugar, and
13 barrels Muscovado do.
_ January 7. x ______,&
MAMMOTH CHcEESE
IV MINIATURE.
THE subscriber ins on hand, a quantify of
the Richest CHESHIRE-TOWN CHEESE,
made in the neiguborhood where die Mam-
moth Cheese was made, for sale, with a choice
Assortment of GROCERIES, at No. 81, Bal-
timore-street. W. WOODS.
January ?._______________d
F. ik A. Schwartze,
No. 71 1-2, Bc-wly's-Wharp,
Save on handhold offer for sale,
24 boxes Platillas
10 do. Bretagnes
4 do. Rouons
4 do. Dowlas
4 do Creas-o-la-Morl.lix
6 do. white Rolls
3 doifiielfeld Linen
' »4 do Weser Linen
5 do. List ados
3 do. Bunten, No. 2
8 do. Checks
18 bales Hempen Linen
13 do. Hessians
6 do. brown Rolls -.
6 do. Holland Sad Cloth
4000 bushels Lisbon Salt, suitable forfisheries.
February y- _____^ ,. fast-sailing Schooner
LAV.'vTKR,
Captain J. J. Williamson -,
"Will sail in 10 days, weather permitting ; hav-
ing the greater part of the freight engaged, i
for the remainder, or passage apply onboard, j
or to the captain, No, 81, Market-street.
February 7. d
For New-Orleans,
• .-"rt^E*-* The Schooner
fc^BE^5®Wj BROTHER & SISTER,
**^JKfeJt Capt. Alexander Cathalin ,•
SSa^SSSss Will be dispatched by the
20th instant, at furthest; for freight or pas-
sage, apply to the captain on board, in G'Don-
nel's docls, or to the subscriber,
M. MILHAU,
No. 6, Market-street.
8T/u> has for sale,
Krt t ins of excellent Logwood, and a parcel
of Rappee Snuff, of a superior quality and
which be has just received.
Fcbrufrv .1________________ 31.51+
Eor Liverpool,
, li^S Tb e B ri 1 i sh B ri g
-i'-«£ iV.'.'.,;c/'i.v Sullivan ;
¦:-e She is a fine strong vessel,
and will l>e dispatch.ed with all convenient
spued. For freight or passaare, apply to
HENRY DaVIES,
71, Smith's wharf.
Who offers for sale, received ptr said brig,
An invoice of Earthen-ware, and a quanti-
ty of Liverpool Salt, which will be disposed
Bf on accommodating terms, if laden from
along side the vessel.
February 9. • d
For Boston,
The Schooner
SUSAN & WILLIAM,
Captain M. A". Luce,
Will sail as soon as the navU
fratioti opens. For freigl t or passago, apply
to JOHN BUFFUM,
No. 64, Bowly's wharf.
February 12. d4t
For iiremen%
'I'lie Bremen Ship
VNTERNEjHMUNG,
3f. H. Wenjlt, Muster. ;
PaVt of her cargo is t •
the remainder will be taken on moderate
freight. Apply to
GEO, REFOLD &. F. WAESCHE ;
CLtN
JOHN BOLTE, Ship-Broker.
December 24
J
For Amsterdam,
»EIE"n T,K- f'ne new S^P
-REBECCA COFV'i.;',
\'\_ Y,~^^ Captain------,
Y*'>-.'-. . .¦."•as In complete Order, and ready
to receive a cargo ; for freight spply to
D. I." THOMAS, Siup-Broker.
January 10. ___ ,:°_
For Ne^v-Yor]-;,
? .LTcN The Schooner
;VV?iW" FORTITUDE, •
feji?U.j:Vi)'.^* Abraham Cocimnv, master,-
ular trader with fine &c-
cominod;>tions for passengers. One had her
cargo being engaged., is expected to sail in a
few days '(weather permitting) ; for freight
"i- mmm \i-t apply to the master on board, at
Fell's-Point, or to
ISAIAH MANKIN.
Who has received by said vessel,
50qr. casks siljierior Sherry vViue,
4ndperscltooner !'e lira!George, from: Boston,
5.) boxes Codlish, in nice snipping order.
On hand,
153 boxes nice White Codfish,
300 fcegi Pickled Salmon,
250 do. Tongues and Sounds,
25 bbls fat Ivlaker.'d,
20 do. Boston Beef, No. I,
20 do. do. X
20000 wt. Glaiiber Salts, in barrels,
17 chests Young Hyson Tea,
2 do imperial do.
8 pipes 4th proof Coi?tmc Brandy,
4 do. 1st do. Holland Gin,
5 do. red Aloqin.- Wine,
8 qr. casks Cnerry Bounce
170 casks first quality Raising,
6 hbils. good Muscovadf. Sugar,
40 bbls. excellent Cyder Vinegar,
1 bale of Cloths, assorted,
1 do.- Kerseys, ditto,
1 do. Rose Blankets,
1 case Cotton Cambrics,
A quantity of Sugar Moulds, he. he.
Wbicli will be sold on liberal terms.
January 20.. d4t-t!0t
For 5aic,
Anew SCHOONER,
About 70 tons carpenter's mea-
surement. She is built of goad
materials, and has ever) ap-
pearance jf sailing fast. She has a cable and
some rigging, which are new, probably to tha
amount of about §200. She is faithfully built,
tier bottom and ceiling of tile best oak plank.
For terms apply to
REDMOND GRACE,
67. Smith's wharf
October 13. d6t-2aw
German .Linens, &.c. tkc
yust'receivedper the schooner Alexander, captain
Athoe, from Tritste,
80 crses Platillas Roy-Is
21 do, Creas
17 do. Checks
10 do. Bastoneini
8 do. Kritannias
5 do. Caval'mas
3 do. Listados
3 do Estop'dlas
4 do. Gllandines
750 boxes Castile Soap (Hue marbled)
30 cases Glass Tumblers,
For sale by LORMAN FULFGRD, &
JOSEPH YOUNG,
!P7io aha offer for sale.
150 boxes white") Havana Sugars, superior
100 do. brown \ 'quality
70 tons Campeachy Logwood, and
A quantity of Sarsaparilla.
E< bruary 6 d
Doctors Daviage and Cocke,
Have associated tbcmsal'.cs in business.
February 10,
deity
Sheriff's Sale,
By virtue of two writs of Venditioni Exponas
issued from the court of appeals for the
Western Shore of mainland, and.to me
directed, will be- exposed to public sale, on
SATURDAY, the 21st inst. at one o'clock,
on the premises, lbs cash, the jpilowing
valuable property, sei/.ed and taken to t.Mis-
' fy two Judgments in said court, obtained
by Ric'narl Neave, for the use of Robert
Correv, igain»t Robert Olo-er, terre tenant '
of Robert Purvianee^, and Richard Neave,
for the use of Robert Covrey, against Ro-
bert Oliver, terre tenant of Samuel Purvi-
ance, via.
ALL the rigiit, title, claim and interest of
Robert Oliver, terra tenant of Samuel Pur-
vianne and Roiiert Purviance, in and to that
bxrge and valuable LOT of GROUND,
with the improvements thereon, situate and
lying tjn the city of Baltimore, on the east side
of Commerce-street, and contained within
the follow.ng met. ' iris to wit: " Be-
ginning for die saw ice of. forty-
five feet south from the south sine qf an alley,
which runs between certain brick buildings
and certain large wooden stores, belonging
to the said Samuel and Robert Purviance, >^
running trom thence south, ai g the line of
Cnmmeiv.e-Rlreet one himihed find twenty
feet ; thence east s.xty feet to!tne line of
Piidip Rogers's lot,""thence north along the
said Rogers's line, one hundred and twenty
feet ; thence west sixty feet to the Ivsrining."
being the same, kn; heretofore conveyed to the
said Robert privej-, from the said Samuel and
Robert Purviance, by indenture dated on or
about the 19th day of October, 1.786.
THOMAS BAILEY,
Late Sheriff Of Baltimore county,
February 12th, 18- 7. d8:
PP.OSPECTUS
Of a Daily Newsfiaper, to he pnblislied on Fell's
Point, entitled,
FELL'S-POINT
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
THE editors of tl M paperhaving received
•¦; Support from'some of the most re-
Mjectabie' i.ieit on Fvli's-Point, and presum-
ing on the patronage . . citizens
. 'ally, have been uidti<;i d to Ujrpwthejtn.
'selves upon tue generosity of an enlighteiied
public tot « i tlie many
ubviotts advantages to be deiaved .Vom such
an esitjtbHshment us i3 cOjitoHipiated by the
editors t'ocy entertain the.most sn.
tations of success.
It is iittendcd tit ir paper i ..!: be rledi-
cAted chiefl 11 the tnte-es s of the <
njal pari, of the en:,.- ; nity. s tl ¦
have adysn h no otlii r r inters in
the city of Baitimjjre, can .
in tho obtaining marine intellig uce, tin
rail of bt: to the
mer'ch:V"t..
d '>¦! a
i
jportiinityj, in di.Hirenl par'tn < I" the U.
. and, slli III .'. encoura;
red, in Europe, by '• will
obtain the latest and h a.nna.
tion without delay; in sb'oFt, ck-i- exertic/n
tint lies in tlieir power vrfll be' made to
render the " Caiifmtfcioi Advertiser,'-' inte-
re'sting and amusing-.
They do not deem it, necessary, to give a
rtetail to the reader of their political opinions ;
for whatever political sentiments they may
1 profess, the promulgation of them
through a public print, they conceive, could
:e lie beneficial effect either to the read-
er or to themselves :—they arc anxious for
the vu-o' •!¦:<""! the U.States;.,and whilst the
sentiments of their hearts are favorable to the
Union, their minds shall never be swayed by
tlie bicaerings of political demagogues To
preserve their paper tree and UBCQntiwnioated
from tlie ebullitions of partbans, will be their
peculiar study. To miscellaneous producti-
ons, and disquisitions on subjects which may
be productive of utility, couched in a decent
style, free access will be given to their col-
umn—but communications injurious to the re.
ptnatiou of individuals, will always be re-
jected.
AS the editors are tliej?rjf who have ven-
tured on an establishment of this nature for
some time past at Fell's Point, they feel
Condons that the fostering aid of, its citizens
will be extended towards them with cheer-
fulness.-and that their establishment will pot
be permitted to dwindle into nothing- from the
want of the the patronage of their fellow-citi-
zens. Fell's-Point lias now become too po-
pulous, too wealthy, and too respectable, to be
entirely dependent on tlie 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 to their in-
terest, and offering so many advantages as
the present does, than be subject to the in-
coimenience of walking near a mile for all
printing requisite for their use—Besides tfcte
inconveniences which will be removed, the
1.'. ist 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 atone
will be sufficient to convince their patrons of
the correctness or incorrectness of then- pre-
tensions. A long and steady application to
their business, emboldens them to come for-
ward with confidence, pledging themselves
to execute whatever ft generous public may
be pleased to favor them with, in a stile of
workmanship and correctness of judgment,
not inferior to any other ofiice in Baltimore.
JOHN WANE.
ALEXANDER LUCAS.
TERMS.
The Fell's-Point Commercial Advertiser shall
be printed on a royal size paper, with good
materials.
The price to subscribers will be seven dol-
lars per annum, payable half yearly. The pa-
per will be issued as soon as arrangements
can be made.
Subscribers who have received the
first, may now be furnished with the second ,
vole me
Subscribers will be supplied, and new sub-
scribers admitted, on tiie original terms, un-
til the first of next month, when the price
will be raised to six dollars, in conformity t»
the prospectus.
Feb i-cory 16.___________'_________eo20t
'Cumberland D. Williams
Has just received per schooner Minerva, and Su*
sun and IVUliar.i,
14 pipes Gin, entitled to drawback,
200 barrels Beef.
On hand-,
Beef, Pork, Candles, Cogniac anel Spanish
Bramlv, Hysoli and Young .'lyson Teas, Indi-
go, Cheese, Alt; ends, r ..c-rcl, Cod Fish,
and Bandanna Ha .ckei'chiei'a.
I i bnlary 6. eoSt
Almost withmt money or price.
Will be exposed to public sale, on the pre-
mises, by order of the ¦ -rolun's Court of
lialtiintu-e county, on THU ;. .DAY, tha
12th day of March next, at 10 o'clock,
ALL that valuable LOT, No.. 229, on Bal-
timore-street, 33 feet, extending back 180 feet
to German-street, with all the improvements
thereon ; admitted to- be one of the best
stands in this city, late the property of Peter
! used ; and the personal property
on the same day, consisting of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, with a large collection of
valuable Rooks, and the remains of Groceries
on hand ; Stand, Casks, Pumps, Scales,
Weights, Measures, &c. Ifcc. Terms will be
made lenowu on the day of sale, by
SUSAN CASSAT, and
WM. JESSOP,
Administrators of Peter Cassat, flecer.scd.
Febraary 14, 1807- _ eotl2Mh
For Sale,
On credit of 6, 12 and 18 months, or Barter
for Tuvm Property, Road, or Bant Stock .-
THE PLANTATION formerly belonging
to John Steiger, situate 6 1-2 miles from Bal-
timore, near the Baltimore and Frederick
turnpike road, adjoining the plantation of G.
P. Keeports, Wm. Clem, M. M'Kubbm, and
Others'. Containing 130 acres, 50 of which
is very heavy timbered, and 25 of meadow
ground, chiefly well laid down in Timothy Sc
Clover, which produced about 30 tons Hay the
last season. The|improvements thereon are,
a well built two story House, two rooms be-
low, and 2 above, with passage and stair-casa
in the centre with a 2-story wing attached to
each end, a large porch in front of centra
house, a fine "green yard inclosed back and,
front ornamented with a variety of trees, also -
a well of the best water near the door, a Barn
nearly new 25 by 6i with stabling- under the
whole ; Carriage house, Stone Smoak and
Spring house, in good order, with several
other* out houses j there is a good Garden,
newly pailed in ; a thriving young Orchard
grafted fruit of the choicest collections from
Pennsylvania, handsomely laid out on about
10 acres, has been planted 8 years ; also a
large old orchard now in prime bearing order ;
a large youngPeach Orchard ofthe best kind,
beside a great abundance of natural fruit ;
also Cherries, Pears, Plumbs, &.c. Sec. For
further particulars, apply to the subscriber.
Sharp-street, near the African Church, ot-
to flssac Star, on the premises, who would
wish to engage with tlie purchaser to work
the place on the shares, or other-wise, he be-
ing a farmer in good esteem from Pennsylvania
JOHN SINCLAIR.
FeUruary 14a ______________ 2aw6t
""This is to give notice,
THAT the subscriber, of the city of Balti-
more, hath obtained from the orphan's court!
of Baltimore county, in Marjland, letters tes-
tamentary on the' personal estate of David
Okklen,iatc of Baltimore aforesaid, deceased.
•All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
aarne, with the, vouphers thereof, to the sub-
scriber, at or before the tenth day cf July next,
they may othorwise, by law, be. excluded flout
all benefit ofthe said estate ; and'those indebt-
ed are requested to make immediate payment
Given under ray hand, this sixth day of Janu-
ary, in the va-arofourLord one thousaudeight
hundred and. seven. WrfSAN OLDDEN.
(J,- 6.} layiS-fl.
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