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Valuable Lands for Sale.
1 HE great emigration to the state of O'aio,
ami the Western country in general, induces
the 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.
.254 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 do. adjoining this above, well improved-
lOOOdo.in Fayette Cava ly, state of Kentuc-
by, on the North Fork >t {kicking, .8 miles
ftom the town of Washington,
A'd the above.Lands are of the first quality,
•bounding with fine timber, .such as wild
¦ Cherry,.Black Walnut, and Locust; and has
produced upwards of eighty bushel* of Corn
.to the acre.
Also,
His property in Washirgtcn County, Mary-
land, Etc. &c.
53 acres in Washington County, state of
•Maryland, about four miles itum Hanock-
¦Town, well timbered.
36 acres near the abov^, 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,
and although the soil is but thin, the wood
mikes it very valuable, so near £h£ City of
Washington.
One, 2 1-2-story Brick HOUSE, near the
oourt-house in Hager's-town, well finished,
with necessary back buildings j 1 framed 2-sto-
ry do. adjoining tin. former, with the advantage
of a 19. feet alley, well situated t »r business,
and where a store has bean k e-pt for many
years ; the lot belonging to aa.d property is
upwards of two hundred cet deep.
One, two-story Logg'Douse in Church-
sftreet, containing 1 1-2 lots, well fenced in.
Also,
One other Lot, unimproved.
Also,
i A Wood Lot, about one mile from the
town,. containing five acres.
A.l.so.,
350 acres lying in Washington county, near
Isaac Bechtle's mill, and about three miles
torn 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 sever y or eighty
acres of cleared Land, and two Tenements
on the premises.
Any person wishing to purchase any of tjie
Ohio I land's, by applying •:; John Lee, Wheel-
ing-, will be shewn the premises, and get
any information they may require ; and these
wishing to contract for any other of the de-
scribed property, will please apply to Willi a ¦
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 in the Allegany Moun-
tains. WILLIAM LEE.
January 20. eo
Mills for SptT^~
TKtrjE highly reputed a .d valuable Mills,
Buls.erm.ilk Falls, with thirty acres of land,
situated o" the Banks of Hudson river,
state of New-Yark, and about sixty miles from
the city. This property comprehends two
Grist Mitts, v.'il.h five >-,m of stones on the
most modern and approved principle, together
with a complete set of machinery, such as
leevators for wheat and flour, conveyors, hop.
per-baga and fereens, agreeably to the latest
improvements of Evans's system. .The Bolt-
ing Cloth? are new, andthe whole in excellent
rr-riair. Also, a Saw-Mill and two Dwelling-
Homes, commanding a beaudlul and r.mantic
view of the Hudson anil West-Point.; a Ceo-
ticrn'-Shop and Dwelling, together with other
out-houses and conveniences necessary to ren-
derthe establishment complete. Likewise, a
fall of abou. thirty feet high, Hnoccttpiect, im-
mediately above, the present nulls, extremely
well calculated for a Paper-Mill, or any
factory, without in the least interfering with
the other mills. The advantages attending
this property are numerous, an! of a nature
which rarely characterize singular establish-
ments. Situated in the vicinity of so imports
smt a market as New-York, ami on BO respect.
tt'ole a navigation as Hudson river, the only
route for the produce of the Northern and
Western World, a facility of purchasing the
"wheat at the mid, and of sending the product
to market, is here experienced to an extent
•which no other situation can boast of. From
4-0 to 50,000 bushels of wheat has been manu-
factured annually between March and January,
and horn 60 to 70,000, could with equal ease
lie 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
any burthen lving so contiguous to tae mill
that the elevators discharge the cargo where-
ver the Miller wishes to deposite it, and the
facility of loading the flour on board immedi-
ately from the Mill door, so materially dimi-
nishes laboi- and expedites business that one
vessel will be found sufficient to serve the fac-
tory, and perform more than two ordinarily
?Join such employ.
Also, a Tract of 1000 acres o* 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-
Ifall stream passes, affording several situations
or erecting of iron works.
The estate will be sold on reasonable terms,
and property iu or near the city of Baltimore
-will betaken at a fair valuation for one half of
the amount ii' required.
Forterras'applyto Charles Carts, in the city
of Baltimore ; or to David Lyuijj merchant,
New-York, by whom an indisputable title
will be given
Hovember 24.._________________go 3 m
ONlf-fliOUSANi) BAR'RMhS
Howard-street FLOUR,
IF applied lor immediately, will be sold on
accommodating terms, in order to save ex-
pence of storage or removal.
W. L. & I. BARNEY.
February 19. ___________eo4t
"~To~Let,
STORE and CEXAR, No. 15? 1-2, .Market-
street. Inquire of the present occupier, or of
the subscriber. ROBERT UIDBELL.
Who wants to purchase, or hire a Servant,
,tvho understands Cooking. None need apply
but such as can come well recommended for
thoir honesty, sobriety and hjdustry.
February 14. eaity
Wotice is "hereby given,
THAT I intend to apply by petition to Bal-
timore county court, or to some one of the
judges thereof, torelease mefrom debts which I
am unable to pay, agreeably to an act of assem-
bly, passed at November session, 1805, enti-
tled " An act for the relief of sundry insolvent
debtors," and a supplement thereto, passed
at November session, 1806.
THOMAS MEETEER.
January 2r> eo2m
JOHN BUTFUMv
No. 84, Bowly's wharf,
HAS FOR SALE,
20. pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy,
lo do. Corsica -*.
25haifdoJCatalonia(WmE'
30 casks Sherry J
ICO bags 1st quality
150 do. 2d do.
.40 do. He a
| Calcutta SUGAR,
avy Black Pepper,
30 do. Pimento,
300 do. Alum,
150 half boxes") _ _
50 whole ao.SBrOW"Soap'
20 boxes Mould") «, ¦ ,,
100 do. Dipt |Ca"»le*.
40 do. (Baker's) Chocolate Nc. ?,
50 do. Cod Fish,
$0 pieces Ravens Duck,
30 do. Black Crapes,
3C00 wt. Caraccas Cocoa,
•jS tons Nicaragua wood.
Jlso,
^0 bales and trunks Calcutta and Madras
"GOODS, consisting of Beerboom Gurrahs,
Checks, Chittabilly, Baftas, Charconies, Long
Cloths, Salernpores) Superannuate, Madras
Red Handkercheifs, do. real do. (standing
colors) Bandanna do. &c. Sg;. &c.
February 3. d6t-eo6t.
Von Kapff & Brune
OFFER POR SALE,
370 boxes white & brown Havana Sugars,
113 bags Coffee,
16 bbls. 14 bags Gum Guyacuia,
435 Ox Hides,
6 seroons Jalap,
20 boxes 22 oz. Copper,
Port Wine, in boxes and pipes,1
And an assortment of German Linens.
February 6. d3t.eo(3t
Valuable Property,
On Bowi.y's Wharf, Cheapsibb, and
in Olc-Towh.
The subscriber is authorised to sell the following
very valuable PRQPER'IY—Viz.
No. 1—A two-story Brick Ware-House
and Lot, on Franklin-lane and the Basin, oc-
cupied by Mr. Samuel Williams, fronting on
said lane 27 feat, 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 lo^s) and extending' in depth 65 feet
6 Inches, to the centre ot 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 Sheppard,
fronting on Cheapside 21 feet 6 inches, and
extending in depth 62 feot, to Franklin-lane,
together with the wharf and dock in front
thereof.
No. ,4—A two-story Ware-House (hlaf;
Frame andhalf Briek) and Lot on Cheapside,
adjoining No. 3, occupied by Mr. Charles
Crook, fronting on Cheapside, 22 feet 6 inch-
es, and extending in depth 62 feet, to Frank-
lin-lane, together with the wharf and dock in
front thereof
Nu. S—A two-story Brick Dwelling-
House and Lor, cornerof Wapping &. High-
streets, fronting on W.'ipping-stractio.feet, &
on High-street 26 feet, 8 inches.
No. 6—A two-story Brick Dwelling-
House and Lot, adjoining No.£, fronting on
Wapping-street 27 feet.
No. 7—A Frame Uwelusg-Hocse and
Lot, at the corner of Pitt and Green-streets, '
26 10 inches front, and extending in depth
1O0 feet ; on the rear of this Lot, a small
brick dwelling, which may he sold separate-
e-
All the above property is in fee-simple, ex-
cept Lots No. 5 and 6, which are subject
jointly to the yearly ground rent of £3 6s. 8d.
Such of the above described property as
ma) remain undisposed of by the 24th day of
February next, will bo exposed at PUBLIC
AUCTION, on that day, on the premises.
Apply at Mr. J. Harvey's, Eutaw-st. three
doors north of Kavette-street, to
JOHN P. PLEASANTS.
December 27. dtQt-eo24F
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
itisolventact, passed November session, 1805.
ABRAHAM USHER.
Januarys eo2m
Notiee.
THE Subscriber is under the »ecessity of
petitioning to the next Charles county ceurtto
be released from debts, he is unable to pay.
SAMUEL BAXTER.
January 1. eo2m
To all my Creditors.
FROM many losses, I am compelled to
give this notice, of my intention of applying
to the judges of Baltimore county court, for
the benefit of the insolvent laws of 1805 and
1806, in two months from the date hereof.
CHARLES MORNEWECK.
January If, 1E.D7. eo2m
,1.1, I I I I I I L .. u A l^——
Ked Clover Seed.
A large supply of excellent RED CLO-
VER SEED, of the growth of the late sea-
son, just received from Lancaster and York
Counties, and offered for sale by
GERARD & WM. HOPKINS.
No. 1, County wharf.
Second mo. 10. eo
For Sale,
IN my cellar, near Griffith's Bridge,
A quantity of CIDER, in hhds. made of
choice fruit at Perry Hall, pressed in sheets,
refined, racked, and fit for immediate use,
either for draught or Bottling. The price g>20
per hhd. to be full when delivered, and when
empty returned, on being called for.
HARRY D. GOU6H.
N. B. To a person taking the whole, a con-
sidcrable deduction will be made from the
above price. February 4_______eo!5
Likenesses Engraved.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
public, that he has removed to Second-street,
near the Marine Insurance Office, in the same
house that Mr. J. Banuerman, engraver, oc-
cupies. ST. MEM1N.
lebroary 19. *c&t||
New Holland Itcrrings,
JUST received and for sale by
WESSELS & PRIMAVESI,
No. 127, Market-street
^February 18.________ eo4t
Albert Seekamp
Has imported in the ship Bacchus, from Ham-
burg,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
Silesia Linens,
Of a very superior quality, suitable for the Spa-
nish market,
CONSISTING OF
Platillas,
Boccadillos,
Bretagnes,
Eastopillas,
Rouans,
Cholets,
Creas-a-la-Morlais,
Dowlas, and
Listados.
ALSO,""
Per the Bella, from Bremen,
AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY Of
Westphalia Linens;
All of which he will dispose of at a moderate
advance, and the most accommodating terms
Also for sale,
30 hogshead* Molasses.
November 17. eo
To Let,
THAT elegant three-story Brick Dwell-
ing House, formerly owned by Mr. Valk, in
Pratt-strect, with every convenient back build-
ing adjoining thereto ; coach-house, stables,
fee. Possession will be given en the 11th of Oc-
tober next.
Also,
A convenient and well-finished three-story
BiycK Dwelling House, in Water-street,
with or without stables. For terms, apply at
No. 6, Calvert-strect, W SMITH.
September 2. d
John B. Jauffret,
No. 42, North Gav-street,
Has received per the brig Teiemachtis, from
Trinidad in Cuba,
606 boxes white and brown Sugar,
100 Hides,
9 tons Fustic.
On hand,
Short yellow Nankeens entitled to drawback ;
Hyson, Young Hyson, and Imperial Teas j
Sail cloth.
All (which he offers for s»le on the usual
terms.
Dec 15. dl5teo
In Baltimore County Court,
* November, 26, 1806.
ON application to the judges of the said
county court, by petition in writing of George
Buchanan, of said county, praying the benefit
of the " act lor the relief of sundry insolvent
debtors," passed at November session, 1805,
on the terms mentioned in the said act ; a
schedule of his property and a lietof his- cre-
ditors, on oath, as far as he can ascertain them,
as directed by said act, being annexed to his
petition ; and the said county court being sa-
tisfied by competent testimony, that the said.
George Buchanan has resided the two pre-
ceding years within the state of Maryland,
prior to the passage of the said act ; and the
said George Buchanan at the time of present-
ing his petition as aforesaid, having produced
to the said court, the assent in writing of so ma-
ny of his creditors as have due to them the
amount of two-thirds of the debts due by him
at the time of passing the act:
It is thereupon adjudged and ordered, by
the said court, that the said George Bu-
chanan (by causing a copy of this order to be
inset ted in some one of the news-papers in
the city of Baltimore, every other day, for three
months, successively, before the fourth Mon-
day in March next) give notice to his credi-
tors to appear before the said county court, at
the court-house inthe said county, atlO o'clock,
in the forenoon of the said fourth Monday in
March next, for the purpose of recommending
a trustee for their benefit, on the said George
Buchanan, then and there taking the oath by
the said act prescribed for delivering up his
property. Signed by order,
WILLIAM GIBSON, Clerk.
December 22, 1806.__________ _eo3m
iNotice is hereby given,
THAT I intend to apply by petition to Bal.
timore county court, or to some one of the
jndgeuthereof, to release me from debts which
I am unable to pay, agreeably to an act of as-
sembly, passed at November session, 1805,
entitled " An act for the relief of sundry in-
solvent debtors, and a supplement thereto,
passed at November session, 1806.
HUGH SANDS.
January 26. (22.)_________eo'2m
In Baltimore County Court,
January 26th, 1807.
ON application to the judges of the said
county court, by petition in writing ot John
Neale, of said county, praying the benefitjfof
the " Act for the relief of sundry insolvent
debtors," passed at November session, 1805,
on the terms mentioned in the said act ; a
schedule of his proporty and a list of his cre-
ditors, on oath, as far as he can ascertain
them, as directed by the said act, being an
nexed to his petition ; and the said county
court being satisfied by competent testimony,
that the said John Neale, has resided the two
preceding years within the state of Maryland,
prior to the passage of the said act ; and the
said John Neale, at the lime of presenting his
petition as aforesaid, having produced to the
said court, the assent in writing of so many
of his creditors as have due to them the
amount of two-thirds of the debts due by him
at the time of passing the said act.
It is thereupon adjudged and ordered, by
the said court, that the said John Neale (by
causing a copy of this order to be Inserted
in the Federal Gazette, every other day, un
til the fourth day of April next) give notice
to his creditors to appear before the said coun
ty court, at the Court-House in the said coun
ty, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of the said
fourth day of April next, for the purpose of
recommending- a trustee for their benefit, on
the said John Neale, then and there taking
the oatb by the said act prescribed for deliver-
ing up his property.
Signed by order,
WM. GIBSON, Clerk.
January 27, 1807. eo4A
Notice.
THIS is to inform all persons whom it may
concern, that the subscriber intends to apply
to the judges of Baltimore County Court, at
the expiration of eight weeks from this date,
for the benefit of a law, enacted by the legis-
lature of Mar)land, at their November session
1805, and the supplement thereto, for the re-
lief of insolvent debtors.
NATHANIEL* CHEW.
February 10. *o2m.
To Extensive Grocers. _
A PERSON wants a situation, who writes
a fair hand, calculates correctly, and is well
acquainted with a large portion of the neigh-
boring and west country merchants ; and will
be found capable of executing orders to sa-
tisfaction in any manner required. His know-
ledge in this city will be found general, so as
to enable him ta find such articles as may at
any time be wanted in the course of business,
of the best quality at the fairest price, having
had some years experience in one of the most
extensive houses in this city.
N. B. Will have no objection to engage to
assist an auctioneer, or warehouse keeper in
any department where accounts are to be
kept and encouragement given. Apply at
this office.
February 21. ____ ______.e°2t__
Looking Glasses.
GEORGE SMITH,
CARRVER Aim -GILDER,
No. 174, Market-street, Baltimore,
MAKES all kinds of Looking-Glass and
Picture Frames, oval or square, from the plain-
est to the richest pattern; Gilt Cornices ;
Girondoles; Pier Tables ; rich Brackets for
Clocks and Glass Lustres, &c. &c.and all sorts
of Venetian BUnds.
Smith has always for sale, fashionable Look-
ing Glasses and elegant Prints. Captains of
vessels and others, trading to the West-In-
dies, will find their advantage in taking ven-
tures of the above goods ; which they can have
safely packed at the shortest notice, and on
good terms.
N. B. Old Looklng-Glasses re silvered, and
made equal to new, or taken hi exchange
Prints and Needle-work neatly framed and
glazed.
Wanted—Two decent BOYS, as apprenti.
ces to the above business.
December 16. , eo__
For Sale,
ABOUT eight hundred acresof most valua-
ble LAND, situated upon the Potomac river,
near the cities of Washington, Alexadria and
George-town j 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
county to Alexandria. For beauty of prospect,
fertility of soil and advantag&of situation, no
tract of land can exceed it in this country.
The title is indisputable. The terms, which
will be made accommodating to the purchaser,
may be known upon application to the subscri-
ber in Baltimore
RICHARD KEY HEATH.
October 17-_______________________eo
For Sale,
Liverpool Stoved Salt,
Earthenware, in crates assorted,
English and Holland Canvas, assorted,
London particular Madeira Wine, in pipes
and hhds. ,
1 case Nutmegs and Cloves,
German Linens, assorted,
Seaming and Seine Twine. Apply to
JOHN -SHERLOCK.
February 12 ___________ eo8t____
Tho.s. &c Sam. Hollingsworth,
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
200 do. Clayed do.
Cologne Mill Stones, various sizes,
Bolting Cloths, different qualities,
January 24. ___________eo
BALTIMORE AND REISTMRS.TOWN
1 URNP1KE.RO AD CO MP AN!
NOTICE.
THE President and Managers require the
payment ci'the fourth, and last instalment of
five dollars, on each share of stock, on Mon-
day the 16th day of March next.
Payment will be received at the Union Bank
of Maryland.
By order of the Board of Managers,
J. LEWIS WAMPLER, Sec'y.
January 14. eol6Mh
To Rent,
Two three-story Brick HOUSES on the up-
per part of Paca-street. They are both calcu-
lated for entire dwellings, or the lower rooms
and cellars for stores, with very complete back
buildings and convenient yards. Pdai
may be taken of one in about a fortnigh, and
the other in four weeks. Apply to
ALBERT SEEKAMP,
Who hath imported in the different arrividsfrom
Bremen and Hamburg,
A complete assortment of German and Si-
lesia LINENS, entitled to drawback, which
he will se 1 on reasonable terms.
October 29.______________________eo __
To Rent.
THE subscriber offers to rent, for one or
more years, the place he usually occupied as
a summer retreat, about three quarters of a
mile from the city, on Baltimore-street ex-
tended.
The buildings are a convenient two-story
dwelling house, with two rooms on each floor,
and a passage in the centre ; a kitchen, spring
house, stable and carriage house : the lot con-
tains upwprds of 4 acres, a part in clover and
timothy , a large garden which has been in
cultivation for several years, and contains a
variety of shrubbery .• on the premises, is a
thriving orchard of more than 100 apple trees,
with a variety of bearing trees of peaches,
cherries, pears, plumb*, &x. &c.
The convenience and eligibility of this pro-
perty requires no recommendation : to an ap-
proved tenant the terms will be accommodat-
ing. For terms apply to
JAMES M'CANNON.
ALSO,
For sale, four acres Land under geodfenee,
nearly adjoining the above property, it extends
from Baltimofe-street to Pratt-street, and
fronts on each about two hundred feet. For
terms apply as above. January SI. eo4w
Fifty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from the subscriber on Monday
last, a negro girl, named MINT, about,fif-
teen years old ; very black ; short, round
and plump made. Had on a bath coating
jacket and peticoat; black crape handkerchief
round her neck ; a head-handkerchief ; yarn
stockings, and shoes nearly wor |