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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/01-1807/06 msa_sc3722_2_6_1-0166 Enlarge and print image (4M) |
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Seven Dollars per Annum.']
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1807.
[Vol. XXVI—No. 3<.,/
Mackerel, Rum, &e-
TOO 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 by
. THOMAS MAREANj
. No. 80, Bowly's wharf.
_ February 12. __ <18i.||
For Sale,
A LOT OF GROUND and IMPROVE-
MENTS, fronting 45 feet on Caroline-street,
Fell's-Point, and 75 feet deep, on which is
erected a substantial two story house, 26 feet
by 15 ;' likewise a two story house, 14 feet by
15. The above property will he sold in fee on
moderate terms, and an indisputable title given
by the subscriber, living at No. 14 Pitt-street,
Fell's-Vo'mt.
JAMES H. CLERKE.
?tf. 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, named Richard Kenny,
about 17 years of age, and small stature, who
absented himself fro:ri my service about the
middle of last summer. Apply as above.
T. H. C.
Feb. 16. d4tt
Election.
IN conformity with the charter of the Bank
of Maryland, an election for twelve directors,
will take place, and be holden at the Bank,
en Saturday, the 7th March next, to com-
mence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
By order,
R. WILSON, Cashier.
February 3. dt7Mh
For Sale,
A Negro VOM A N, about 25 years of age,
with a fine healthy male child, between 3 and
4. She is a very good plain Cook, Clear
Starwhes & 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 Wool Cards,
9 bales India Goods, consisting of Jala-
poor Sannas, Luckipnre and Chitabilly Baftas,
Checks, Gurrahs, Cambrays, &c. Sx.
Just received per Hercules, captain Felt,
from Salem, and for sale by
JOHN BUFFUM,
No. 84, Bowly's wharf.
February 16.________________d"t-eo3t
W- E. ix J. Barney,
Have on hand from lute importations, and
sell on reasonable terms,
1000 boxes superior Castile Soap,
10 do. German Steel,
10 cases Glass Tumblers,
11 bales porter-bottle Corks,
1 case well-assorted Diaper,
I do. Shirting Linen,
1 do. Leather do.
1 do. elegant Marble Chimney Orn
ments,
1 do. Leghorn Hats,
20 boxes Havana Sugar, and
13 barrels Muscovado do.
January 7. d
MAMMOTH CHEESE
J,V MINIATURE.
THE subscriber Has on hand, aqnantitvof
the Richest CHESHIRE-TOWN CI'EF.SE,
made in the neighborhood where die Mam-
moth Cheese was made, for sale, with a choice
assortment of GROCERIES, at No. 31, Bal-
timore-street. W.WOODS.
J ninai" 7. d
F; h. A. Schwartze,
No. 71 1-2, Bowi-v's-WHAur,
Have on hand and offer for sale,
24 boxes Platillas.
10 do. Bretagnes
4 do. Kouens
4 do. Dowlas
4 do Creas-a-la-Morlaix
6 do. white Rolls
3 do. Bielfeld Linen
4 do. Weser Linen
5 do. Listados
3 do. .Bunten, No. 2
8 do Checks
3 8 bales Hempen Linen
13 do. Hessians
6 do.-brown Rolls
6 do. Holland Sail Cloth
4000 bushels Lisbon Salt, suitable forfisheries.
February 7.________________d4t-eo4t||
John Hewes, -
Late publisher of the Companion,
HAVING disposed of his former Printing
Office, to Joseph Robinson, requests all per-
sons indebted to him to make payment at the
office of this Ganette.
January 8._______ *(
German Linens, he. ike.
Just received per the schooner Alexander, captain
Athoe, from Trieste,
30 cases pistiiiaS Royals
21 do. Creas
17 do. Checks
10 do. BastoHeini
8 do. Britannias
5 do. Cavalinas
3 do. Ljstados
3 do. Eslopdias
4 do. Olhmdines
750 boxes Castile Soap (blue marbled)
30 cases Glass Tumbleps,
For sale by LORMAN FULFORD, &.
JOSEPH YOUNG,
Who also offer for sale,
130 boxes white? Havana Sugars, superior
100 do. brown 5 quality
70 tons Campeachy Logwood, and
A quantity of Sarsaparilla.
February 6. d
Boston Beef.
The subscribers have just received £."/ offer for sale
or will barter for Superfine ami Fine Flour,
159 bbls. and 98 hail bbls. No. 1, Boston
BEEF,
382 do. No. 2, do.
61 half do. Mess, do.
LORMAN & FULFCRD.
February lo. ¦ A
For New-Orleans,
- ^L^- The substantial, well-biflt and
i&M
fast-sailing Schooner
LAVATER,
Captain J. J. Williamson ;
Will sail in 10 days, weather permitting ; hav-
ing the greater part of the freight engaged*,
for the remainder, or passage apply on hoard,
or to the captain, No. 81, Market-street.
February 7. d
For New-Orleans,
i$i!r$*~\. The Schooner
¦jb^fOj BROTHER & SISTER,
KmJw5jP Capt. Alexander Cathalin t
teiSrSiSSEsi Will be disp&tched by the
20th instant, at furthest ; for freight or pas-
sage, apply to the captain on board, inO'Don-
nel's dock, or to the subscriber,
M. MILHAU,
No. 6, Market-street.
Who has for sale,
60 t ins of excellent Logwood, and a parcel
of Rappee Snulf, of a superior quality and
which he has just received.
February 3.___________________dl5tt
For Liverpool,
. r"*^-. The British Brig
AID,
Nicholas Sullivan;
Lffig; She is a fine strong vessel,
and -will be dispatched with all convenient
spaed. For freight or passage, apply to
HENHY DAVIKS,
71, Smith's wharf.
Who offers for sate, 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
along- side the vessel.
February 9. d
Tor Bremen,
->rJ^£>\ T,ie Bremen slln>
.M% ' UNTERNE'.IMUNG,
Si j£ |yP J- H- Wendt, Master ;
v^.pj.rM^ Part of her cargo is engaged,
the remainder will be taken on moderate
freight. Apply to
GEO. RE ROLF) fc F. WAESCHE 1l
OR,
JOHN BOLTE, Ship-Broker.
December 24. eo
For Amsterdam,
The fine new Ship
REBECCA COFFIN,
C aptain------,
In complete order, and ready
to receive a cargo ; for freight apply to
D. L. THOMAS, Ship-Broker.
January 10. eo
For New-York,
~^ . The Schooner
FORTITUDE,
Abraham Loctm.an, master ;
A. regular trader with fine ac-
commodations for passengers. One half her
cargo being engaged, is expected to sail in a
few days (weather permitting) ; for freight
or passage, apply to the master on board, at
Fell's-Point, or to
ISAIAH MANK.IN.
Who has received by said vessel,
50 qr. casks superior Sherry Wine,
And per schooner Federal George, from Boston,
53 boxes Codfish, in nice shipping order.
On hand,
150 boxes nice White Codfish,
3U0 ke.gs Pickled Salmon,
2.50 do. Tongues and Sounds,
25 bbls. fat Makeral,
20 do. Boston Beef, No. 1,
20 do. do. 2,
20000 wt. Glauber Salts, in barrels,
\7 chests Young Hyson Tea,
"2 do Imperial do.
8 pipes 4th proof Cogniac Brandy,
4 do. 1st do. Holland Gin,
5 do. red Aloquu. Wine,
8 qr. casks Cherry Bounce
170 casks first quality Raisins,
6 hlids. good Muscovado 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 MotiUIs, &c'&c.
Which will be soldon liberal terms.
January 20. ' d4t-tl0t
For Sale,
A new SCHOONER,
About 70 tons carpenter's mea-
^ surement. She is built of good
m&& materials, and has every ap-
pearance of sailing fast. She has a cable and
so'.ie rigging, winch are new, probably to th3
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. d6t-2aw
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. dlSufc
Baltimore County.
1 do hereby certify, that. Richard Brown,
brought before me, the subscriber, as a tres-
passing stray, ft -small Black HORSE, three
years old last spring, about thirteen and a
half hands high, a small star, in his forehead,
some small white spots on his back, shod be-
fore, trots, paces, and canters, bo perceptible
brand, or mark.
Given under my hand this 3d day of Jan-
uary, 1807. SAMUEL OWINGS.
The owner is ctoired to prove property, pay
charges and take mm, by applying to
RICHARD BROWN.
Near Randal's-town.
February 17- d3t§
Molasses.
50 hhds Molasses, just received, per Wal-
ker's packet from Norfolk, and offered for
sale by JOHN RANDALL.
95, Bowly's wharf.
ALSO,
Madeira an4 Teneriffe "Wme, entitled to
debenture,
Lisbon and Port do. &
Burr Stones.
February 17. «bUi
Battle Powder* Cotton, he.
The subscribers have on hand, for sale, at No.
64, Marhet-street,
4,000 wt Wlhcir.son's Double-sealed Battle
Powder, in casks ot 50 wt each, very superi-
or quality, suitable for retailing, and will be
sold on very accommodating terms.
15 bates fine quality Tennessee Cotton,
14 pipes Holland Gin,
Real Cogniac and Bordeaux Brandy, in pipes
(fine flavor),
Cabiness Tobacco, in kegs and half dip.
Cassia Cinnamon, in small bales,
30 qr. casks Sherry Wine,
Negro Pipes, in boxes,
Double Gloucester & Pine Apple Cheese,
Fresh Mace, Basket Salt, &c. &c. &c.
JACOB & WM. NORRIS.
February 3. d
Maryland Insurance Office,
February "2d, 1807.
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 t'te olhxe of the said
company, on the first Monday in March next.
JOHN HOLLINS, President.
N. B. No transfers will be Blade 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,
mads in the cause of Robert Fergusson v. S.
Lucket) will on Friday, the 27t!i 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 highest bidder, all the estate
and interest of Samuel Lucket, of the said
County, in and to all those tracts or parcels of
land, l)ing in Durham Parish, and county
aforesaid, called Lucket's Slipe, Lucket's
Hazard, Lucket's Addition, and Lucket's
Chance, containing by estimation, four hun-
dred acres.; and in and to another tract or par
eel, lying in the said Parish, called Frog's
Nest, containing about one hundred h twen
ty.-fiyjj acres.
The terms of sale, prescribed by the de-
cree, are, that the purchaser or purchasers
pay the purchase money on the day of sale,
ornn the day of the ratification thereof, by the
chancellor, which, if ratified, shall be just
five weeks from the subscribers^ report of the
said sale—And on obtaining the chancellor's
ratification 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 discbared 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. dt27F
~A~lNEW PAPER.
Proposals are nms issuing for publishing a news-
paper on Fell's-J'oint, entitled
THE UNION. ~
The Editors do not conceive it necessary,
in this place, to enter into an elaborate de-
tail of their principles and object—let it suf-
fice, that the " Federal Union" will be In-
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 he afforded the
public for the- exercise of their unbiassed
judgement.
CONDITIONS.
It is our intention to issue the " Ffde-
ral Uxiox," at the commencement, on Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Fridays—but if a
competent patronage is offorded, a DAILY
Paper will be published as soon after as ar-
rangements can be made.
The price to subscribers will be Jive dollars
per annum—No money will be reqjjired
UNTIL THE EXPIRATION OF SIX, MONTHS.
dljJ A person is appointed by the Editors,
who will wait on the citizens as soon as the
Prospectus shall have been distributed.
It is proposed to issue the paper, as soon
as a sufficient number of subscribers are ob-
tained to warrant it.
SAMUEL MAGILL.
JAMES KENNEDY.
February 7. d8t law
Mechanic's Bank of Baltimore.
JANUARY 23, 1807.
The Books for the transfer of Stock, will
be closed during the 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. ______________________
To our Friends and the Public.
The subscribers (successors of the late firm
of Sower and S. Cole) respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they intend to con-
tinue the business of AUCTIONIERS of
Books, Maps, Charts, Prints, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Etc. 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 the
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 audi. BONSAL.
Nov. 7____________________ d
To be Sold,
Rented, or Exchanged for suitable Propel ty in
this City,
A healthy pleasant country SEAT, not 2
miles from the city, convenient to the Reister's
town turnpike road. The place contains near-
ly 12 acres, with convenient buildings, excel-
lent water, a large garden, with a variety of
Fruit such as Pears; Peaches, Plumbs, En-
glish Grapes, Prunes ; also two Apple Or-
ehards, all grafted. For terms* apply to the
subscriber, living on the premises.
¦CHRISTIAN KEENER.
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