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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/01-1807/06 msa_sc3722_2_6_1-0254 Enlarge and print image (4M) |
| Seven Dollars per Annum-.] WEDNESDAY, MARCH: 18, J807. [Vol. XXVI—No. 5997- SJH5 Sale Postponed. .The sale of the property of James J affray, advertised for sale on this day (being Two Lots of Ground, situate on Conway and H.cl- over-streets, Nos. 574 & 575, on one of which is erected a three-story Brick House) J. postponed until Saturday, the 21st instant, at 10 o'clock, A. M. f it cash, on the premis- es. JOHN HUNTER, Sheriff. March 14.____________________d6t Sale by Auction. On Thursday, thelOthofMarehnext, at 16'clod, in the Afternoon, will be sold en the Premises, A Lot 70 feet front on North Liberty street, and running back 81 feet to Forest-lane. Ad- joining the lot of George Reinecker on the North, and Samuel Smythe on the South. One fourth of the Purchase money to be paid in two months and the residue in one year. Bonds on interest with approved security will be required. THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r February 7 2aw5td6 Land for Sale by Auction. 'To be sold on Thursday, the 19(4 March next, at half pest 11 o'clock, at the vendue warehouse, ct the cor-er of Second and Frederick-streets, -AN excellent grazing FARM, containing 552 3-4 acres, situate in Patapsco Neck, 9 or 10 miles from Baltimore, on the road to North- Point, ;>nd on tine waters of Patapsco and Back Rivera—formerly the residence of Win. Lynch, deceased; and will be sold pursuant to" his last will. One-fourth of the purchase money to be paid in two months, the residue in one and two years. Bonds on interest, with approved security, will be required. Those who wish to view the promises, will please to make application to Mr. Bittoe, re- siding thereon. THOMAS CHASE, Auc'r. February 7. 2a wot i!6t Notice. Gentlemen's Admission Tickets to St. Pa- trick's Ball, to be had at the Barr of the Fountain Inn, to-morrow evening at7 o'clock. March 16.______________________________ Susquehanna Canal. THK proprietors of the Susquehanna canal are requested to meet at Bryden's Inn, in the city of Baltimore, on Thursday the :"6th of March instant, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon.— IBeingtheir regular annti 1 meeting, officers for the ensuing' yea'- are to be elected, and bu- siness of-{j-reat importance to the company transacted. By order, S. STERETT, Sec'y. March 16. d A Young :Ian Acquainted with the Retail Dry Goods business, may hear of a situation by applying at the Office of this Gazette. March IT-________ _______ 44* REMOVAL. F. C. Graf, Has removed his Counting room two doors from his former stand, to the house heretofore occupied by Messrs. R. & J. Ferg-usson.— Where he offers for sale the following German Goods, Imported via Philadelphia, by the ship Pisca. taqua, captain II. II. Kennedy, Plalllias Royals,} Britanias, >Of a very fine quality, Estepillas, J Quadruple Silesias, » Dowlas, Siown Platillas, Listados, The whole entitled to drawback. And on hand on which the drawback is lost, Book Linens, Creas a la Morlaix, Dowlas, Checks, No. 2, Diaper Table Cloths, Striped Linens, Broun Platillas, Britannias, Quadruple Selesias, Bieltield Linens, ALSO, Souchong and Hyson Teas, and An Invoice of Sewing and Knitting Needles, just received per the Hope, from Amster. dam. i II __ it arch J J.___________________________<1 John Hewes, I.ATE PUBLISHER OF THE CoMPABIOU, H AVIMGdispoaed of his former Printing Office, to Joseph Robinson, requests all per- sons indebted to him to make payment at the effice of this Gazette. For Sale, My MILL in the Coulitt of Madison and state of Virginia, on the Ilapidam River, a never failing si ream, with twenty five acres of Land attached to it; the improvements consist of a Mill House, sixty feet by thirty, vith three pair of Stenes, two of' French Burr, and one pair of Cologne Stones to grind- COrn for Ifee neighborhood, the toll com may be estimated at two hundred barrels a year, and in dry yews, one hundred barrels more ; attached to the mill is a new Saw Mill, that ¦will saw one thousand feet of plank per day, any quantity of timber may be got veryjeonve- nien'., and the demand equal to the quantity that can be sawed ¦, from the Saw Mill a nett profit of eight dollars per day may be made ; the machinery of the mills are in complete order, having all been made new within the last year ; twenty-five, thousand bushels of ¦wheat has been manufactured in the above Mill this season, and double that quantity rnig-ht have been bought, as the above mill is situated in one of trie richest and best Wheat counties in Virginia. The improvements on the above twenty-five acres of Land are, a dwelling House (conve- Uient to the mill) with fur rooms below, and Lre places, a good Garden, Kitchen, Meat House, Dairy, Miller's and Cooper's Hous- es, and a Cooper's Shop, sixty by twenty fe^et ; all ths houses are new and in good order. No situation in Virginia will answer better than this for a Retail Store, and a considerable quantity of goods may be sold, and g-ootl payments received. For the pur- chase of the above property, application may be made to Messrs Colin & James Ross, mer- chant, Fredericksburg., or THOMAS MAUN. fctyi'ch 1?. tU>it. Just Received Per Scluooner Linnet, captain Roberts, and for sale, head of Smith's dock, 100 bales Cotton, 124 bag's Coffee, 60 do. Cocoa, 5 tons Nicaragua Wood, ALSO, r -frt^E^v T1)e Schooner ¦SKKfttt linnet, g|0_4iUp' Rurthen 650 bbls. with all vAfeSSifes her tackle &c. jtist as shear- rived from sea- Wanted to Charter, To a Port in the West-InJics, r J£_>A A fast-sailing SCHOONER ^^jj^sk of from four to six hundred ¦A% 2fsVi^jp barrels burthen. ¦\:^&ks Apply to CHARLES BCERSTLER. Who has removed his Counting Room, two doors from his former stand, to the house heretofore in the tenure or Messrs. R. and J Fergusson. March 17. d For Sale, The Siiip CONNECTICUT, Baxid Maelure, Commander, Now lying at Coles' wharf, five hundred and forty-eight tens register, and undoubtedly the fastest sailing ship belonging to the United States- She is copper-dastened and coppered to the bends. She will be solel on a liberal credit. The inventory may be seen and terms made known, by application to THOMAS TENA NT. March 17. c"8t For Sale, ^4^th>- tv The Brig JOSEPH, y. Soutlmnrth, master : .'L it-jli_'> She is a very good vessel, not ;S«IW two years ol 1, and completely fitted ; if not sold la (he. course of a few days, she will take a full freight or part of a freight for Lisbon ; will carry about 1400 barrels, and may be seen lying at Smith's wharf. For terms apply to the master on board, or to BENJ. & GEO. WILLIAMS. Who have received by the above vessel, and for sale at their store, No. 3, Bandy's wharf, Russia Sheeting, intitled t.a drawback ; New-England Rum ; Codfish, in boxes ; Sou- chong Tea; and 10 bales Carraway Cossas, 19, by 1-8 yards. March 15. dl0t$ For London, $£$&¦!¦ The Ship JAMES, Thomas M'Conneil, master ; Will be ready tu receive a cargo in all this week, and sail by the 20th instant, having part of her cargo engaged, for freight of the remainder, or passage apply to FREDERICK St. A. SCHWARTZS, or JOHN M'FADON. March 9. eo4tf A. C. Schneemann, No.33, Mmiket-street, Fell's Point, Has on hand and offers for sale, 200 bbls. Pork, 12,000 lbs. Hogs Lard, i> lihds. Muscovado Sugars, 3 casks Tallow, 350 bbls. Tar, 500 do. Turpentine, 100 do Pitch, 10 do-. Spirit? Turpentine and .Varnish, 1 lihd. Virginia Tobacco. The greatest part of the Naval Stores are afloat a,id will be sold low, if taken from along- side. Also, ¦ fT/V A BRIG of about 160 tons no-.v on the stocks, in North -o'ir, i, built of vei \ materials, her dimensions may be seen as abox-e. Asrrj also, For Boston, The Schooner ALMIRA, Israel Merritt, master; Freight will be taken low, if applied for soon, to the capta'ai rtl hoard, at John Barron's Lumber Yard, Fell's-Point, or as above. March 14. d4t Wanted to Purchase, caDEy A sharp built two or three- lnast-d SCHOONER burthen from 110 to 120 tons. Apply J^jr^SS^&s to ALEXANDER, WEBSTER & CO. March 13. _____ ep4tj. Marshal's Sale- UNITED STATES. Makylad District By virtue and in pursuance ol an order, to me "directed, from ihehonoivnV.e James Houston, esq judge of the District Court of the U. States, in and for Maryland district, will be sold at Public Sale, at the headof Fre- derick-street dock, on SATURDAY, the 21st instaat, at 11 o'clock, oa terms that will then be made known, _jrjv The Schooner Iu&LV COLLECTOR, \Jj___* Her Tackle, Apparel & Fur- ^sissiiai^f niture. ALSO, 6S3 bags COFFEE, and 2000 wt. LOG VOOD. THOMAS RUTTER, Marshal. March 5, 1807. dtilstMh For Liverpool, rJtJ^V The Br'nish Brig . -vlAe%/^_Jw v. A J I), ^X&j^ ffithola* Sullivan ; 4»SH5*aSgt*« She is a fine' strong vessel, and will ha dispatched with all convenient spaed. For freight or puss...;. , ippfy to HENRY DAVIES, 71, Smith's wharf. Who offers for sale, received p'r said brig, An invoice of 'Earthen-ware, and a quanti- ty of Liverpool Salt, which will be disposed of on accommodating terms, if taken fioni aloeg side the vessel. February 9- ~ d For Charleston, (S. C.) . j£!_E_^J " The Packet Brig KpM>ksr LIONESS, U.iXlEiSar' ^' Ubve, master t <\i-*w^*e!rt-r, Now ready to take in to sail on Sunday tlie 8th March. For freight or pas- sage (having good ae.commndations) apply to the captain on board at Baker's wharf, FclL'a- Point, or FOULKE & KARRICK. Who have received by said brig aud offer for sale, 36 tierces prime new Rice, 49 bales of Upland Cotton, 5 tons Logwood, March 3. d For Sale, The Ship ELIZA, A remarkable tine, burthen, some vessel ; measures 237 tons ; built in Sweden, and is as strong as wood and iron can make her ; lins an A weriean register, and is completelj fitted and found in every respect, and now ready to receive a cargo on board. For terms apply to HU. THOMPSON. March 16. d4t For Freight or Charter TO' EUROPE, C Amsterdam or Rotterdam ivil! be preferred, J - C, "t. The Ship THOMAS, ^5*&S3$W Burthen about 3<)0 tons, Tho- SSSlPiSf' 07l:s H- y""esi master, now MssSiw-S^fc lyingat Nicholson's wliarf, and will be ready to take a cargo on board i:t about 10 days. Apply to the captain on board, or WILLIAM COLE. March 15.,- d lror l-.iverpool, ^tTT^ The ship JMtm^ CANTON, J> Captain Peter Wickham, .—a;*^:, Having now commenced load- ing, ami the greater part of her catgo being engaged, the remainder will.be taken on rea- sonable freiirhfc ifimuiediateuoplicntionismr.de to HU THOMPSON. The acepmmodations-in the ai>ove ship be- ing equal to :my out of this port, a few p'fiSS -n- gers '.v ill he taken Those who wish to em- brace so favorable un opportunity, will please apply to the captain, who may be always found on board. M arch 16. ________'____________eolA The Creditors Of the late firm of THOMAS & JOHN HIGINBOTHOM, arc requested to take no- tice, that they are now prepared to surrender all they possess, and inteiil applying to the Baltimore county court, for the benefit of the act, entitled an act for the relief of sun- drv insolvent debtors, passed at November session; 18..5 ; and also of the supplement to said act, passed at the last November sessi- on. THOMAS HIGINBOTHOM. JOHN HIGINBOTHOM. March 6. _________________ d2m The Subscribers FEEL themselves under the painful neces- sity of notifying their Creditors of their in- tention to apply to Baltimore County Court, at its next sittings, for the benefit of the in- solvent laws of this state. DAVID C. STEWART, WILLIAM P. STEWART, LLOYD BUCHANAN. March 12- * d2m New Wholesale Store. Lafkte- & Duche. No. 50, BALTIMORE-STREET, Have just received a large assortment of French and English Goods, Which the, offer for sale very low for cash or approved nrAcs, Consisting of Plain Taffetas, asssited ill color, Striped do. Figured Satin, Peeking, Sarsenet, 5-6 and 7-4 Damask Shawls, 5-6 and 7 4 serged do. do. White, rose and black, Ladies' and Men's Silk Stockings, Plai | and figured Mantua Ribbons, Slutted do. do. F.Ntra long and short Silk Gloves, Do, do K'nl Cloves, Crapes assorted in colors, Cambric Linen, Thread and Cotton Laces, 1 box of Fancy English Goods, 1 do. of Soy's' Chintzes, Bandanna?, assorted in colors, Choppa Romut, Silk, Morocco and Cotton Suspenders, Velvet and Morocco Pocket Books, An assortment of Ladies' rich Combs, Artificial Flowers, &c N. B. several boxes of the above, calculat- ed for exportation, entitled to debenture. March 12. dl2t MrTle tellier- DENTIST, INFORMS the inhabitants of Baltimore, that the Perpendicular instrument that he makes use of, for extracting Teeth, is one invented by himseif since he has been in this city, and its utility is equal to the Patent Per- pendicular instrument, which instrument Mr. Le Tellier has used with great success in most of the cities to the South of this. By some persons (who know not the man- ner of operating with Bruff's Patent Instru- ment) it has been saiel that the said instru- ment coulel not be used in all cases, Mr. Le Tellier has made observations in the course of his practice, and has found it to answer for two thirds of the oases which offer, and no instrument that has ever been invented can be used, to every tooth, but according to the si- tuation of the teeth to be operated on so an instrument must be adapted. lie continues to operate in every other branch of Dentistry, and particularly in set- ling ARTIFICIAL TEETH so as to stand linn, and in excellence and beauty so as not to be distinguished from natural by the ex- amining eye of the most curious. He has DENTIFRICE of a very supe- rior quality which he has lately prepared, and for sale. His residence is in St. Paul's-Lane, two doors above the i^oat-Office. March 13. 4_6t A Valuable Farm for Sale. Will be sold at public stale on Monday, the 16th day of March next, at 12 o'clock, on the prc- inises, ALL that tract, or parcel of LAND, lying near Creswell's Ferry, within sight of Havre de Grace, In Cxcil county, state of Maryland, called the Luctf Mistake ; containing 271 acres, inure orless, with the. improvements It bouiuls upon the Siisquelinunah river, and embraces a good Shad and Herring Fishery. The improvements are two dwelling houses, one of stone, the other of logs, a fish-house, and an apple orchard, together with peach 8c cherry trees. The situation is remarkably healthy and the water good. Herring-run passes through one corner of this tract, on which there was formerly erected a Saw- Mill. The terms of'sale will be one-fourth of the purchase money in cash, one-fourth in 6 months, one-fourth in 12 months, and the re- sidue in 18 months, from the day of sale. The purchaser or purchasers to give bonds on interest, with approved security ; and on payment of the whole, an indisputable title will be given. GEORGE HIGSON. The sale of the above property is postponed until the first day of April next. March 4.__________________________dtlstA To our Friends and the Public. The subscribers (successors of the late firm ofcHower and S. Cole) respectfully inform their friends anel the public, that thev intend to con- tinue the business of AUCTIONEERS of Hooks, Maps, Charts, Prints, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. and Lottery-Office Keepers, at No. 174 1-2, Market-street-s- 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 and I. BONSAL. Nov. 7_________________d__ Notice. Improper and troublesome applications hav. ing been made to me, by some persons,hav- ing claims against the ship Euluw, White, master, of which I was lately supercargo (under the direction of John F. Kennedy,) I do hereby warn all persons that I am not accountable for the same, and that they do apply to Mr. Joshua Doisey, or to others re- sponsible, as I am already in advance for the concern. ROBERT DENISON. March 14. __________________ d4t Dissolution of Partnership. THE articles of partnership between the subscribers, under the firm of Bolton Jackson and Co. having expired this day, the same is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, All those indebted to said firm, are requested to make immediate payment to cither of us ; and those hayirtg claims against the concern, will please render them for settlement. BOLTON JACKSON, JAMES ROSS. The business will be continued by BOLTON JACKSON. __February 24.__;__________________ d Twenty Dollars Reward. ON the night of the 8th instant, was stol- en out of the Baltimore and Frederick-Town Turnpike Road Company's Btabla, a dark chesnut sorrel HORSE, 7 or 8 years old_ & about 15 hands high, with a ?nip and star in his forehead, walks remarkable wide with his hind feet. Ten dollars will be given for the Horse only, and the above reward for Horse and Thief, and all reasonable charrrcs paid by JOSEPH EVANS, Superintendent of said road. February 19. dim * — . In Baltimore County Court, February 3, 1807. ON applica'.ion to the judges of the said County Court, by petition in writing of John dimming, of said County, praying the bene- fit of the " Act for the relief of sundry in- solvent debtors," passed at November session eighteen hundred and five, on the terms men- tioned in said act ; a schedule of his property and a list of his creditors, on oath, as far as he can ascertain them, as elirectcd by the said act, being annexed to his petition ; and the said County Court being satisfied by com- petent testimony, that the said John dimming has resided the two preceding years within the state of Maryland, prior to the passage of the said act; and the said John dimming at the time of presenting his petition as a- foresaitl, having produced to the said court, the assent in writing of so many of his credi- tors as have due to them the amount of two- thirds of the debts due by him at the passing the said act. It is thereupon adjudged and ordered, by the said court, that the said John dimming (by causing a copy of this order to be insert- ed in some one of the newspapers in the city of Baltimore, every other day i'orthrce months before the ninth day of May next) give no- tice to his creditors to appear before the said County Court, at the Court-House, in the said county, at nine o'clock in the forenoon of the said ninth day of May next, for the pur- pose of recommending a trustee for their be- nefit, on the said John dimming, then and there taking the oath by 1he said Act pre- scribed for delivering up his property. Signed per order, WM. GIBSON, Clerk. February 21, 1807. dlstA-eoSdlvIy Baltimore Circulating Libra ry No 63, Nohtn Howard-street. The subscribers to the Baltimore Circulat- ing Library, and the public, are respectfully informed that an addition of the latest and first rate London publications ars just added to the Library. The) are of that elegant de- partment of Literature, which when well written, command the admiration and esteem of the enlightened, liberal world. A new and complete Catalogue of the Li- brary is now in readiness ; price three eights of a dollar. The present subscribers may re- collect they werc^lot charged for the old Ca- talogue, it being incomplete- The subscriber respectfully informs the Public, that he has at his Library, a consi- derable number of entertaining and instruc- tive Books for sale remaikabiy low. WILLIAM MUNDAY. jjflitrejh, 1«, fe«4t The Proprietors OF THE PILOT STAGES, RESPECTFULLY inform the Public, that they have reduced the price of fare from eight to six Eoi,[.Mis. The Pilot Stage will leave* the Globe Inn every Morning, Sundays ex- cepted, at five o'c'»ck, A. M. arrive at New- port at eight o'clock, P. P>L leave Newport at five o'clock, A. M. arrive in Philadelphia at ten o'clock, A. M. WILLIAM EVANS & CO. March 13.____________________________d HALVES. FOR the accommodation of our numerous. customers and the votaries of fortune general- ly, we are piepariig, and will have for sales to-morrow morning, a few tickets in the St. Paul's Parish Lottery, divided into halves, price 3 dollars. All share tickets issued by either of the subscribers, winch may draw prizea to any amount, W'U be promptly paid on demand, without discount, at any period of the drawing; or as soon as their fate is determined. N'.> TIME TO BE LOST \ In consequence of the great gain and in- creased chance for adventurers, the price or whole tickets will be further advanced to six dollars on Friday, the 20th, provided the wheel in the mean time should not sustain any mate- rial loss Until that day tiny may be hud of the subscribers oulv, at jg5 50. SAME. COLE, No. 174 1-2, Market-street. SAML. VINCENT, No-44, K Gav street. G-.DOBBIN*. MURPHY> Baltimore-Street, opposite Centre-market All of whom keep regular and correct check books, where tickets may be registered & ex- amined on the most moderate terms. Cash, or tickets warranted undrawn, given in exchange for prize-tickets of every descrip- tion. N. P.. The drawing will be continued, as usual, every Tuesday and Friday, untilfurthcr notice, at Peck's hotel. Yesterday completed the 9th day's drawing, and no prize yet out higher than" g500. March II. eo3t Just received from Boston, And for sale at the Bookstore of M.&J. CONRAD & Co. No. 138 Market- * street, a 'refout of the trial of THOMAS OLIVER SELFRIDGK, Esq On an ndictmentfor Manslaughter, for kil- ling MR. CARLES AUSTIN, On the public Exchange in Boston, august 4, 1806. [The lively interest which this extraordinary occurrence had excited in the public mind, called for a full and impartial statement of Facts, both in the developement of the testi- mony, and the pleadings which took place at the "trial. ¦ This injunction appears to have* been fulfilled in the present publication, as it comes from the press, sanctioned by the offi- cial'reporter of the state and under the super. . vision of the court itself. The public are therefore presented with alt the documents ne- cessary to form a correct understanding oi the subject, as well in relation to the unhappy catastrophe, as to the course and operation of the laws incases of this nature ] AT THE SAME PLACE MAT BE H.iD^ A CORRECT STA.TF.MENT OF THE WHOLE I ¦.<¦ ¦: IJMlKA/.'r CObl'I ROVER ST Bcfxeen Tliomas Oliver Selfridge, and Benja- min Austin, Of other of tilt deceased C Austin. J BY THOMAS OLIVER SELFRIDGE. ----------" He takes my life, " When be doth take the means whereby I live" [This pamplet. embraces a variety of mat- ter, immediately revelent to the unhappy oc- currence, which deprived Mr. Charles Aus- tin of life ; in which the author in vindicating; his conductin this extraordinary-affair, is drawn into a retrospection of the general character of Benjamin Austin. In adopting this insde, Mr. Selfridge has given loose to a boldness of asperity, seldom found in the writings of our best authors, and which roflett great credit oa his genius and learning] Price of the Report, 1 dollar. Price of the Statement, 37 1-2 cents. March 11. eo4t COMMUNICATION. Mr. Printer, The enclosed is a copy of a letter, tha came to me by mail, unsolicited : I concciv* it a duty I owe the Public as well as myself, to give it publicity through the medium of your paper. The writer is a native of Con- necticut, was lately professor of Natural Phi- losophy at Yale College, is now President of the university of Georgia, and is well known for iiis universal science. S. H. P. LEE. New-Londcn, March 1, 1807. Athens (Georgia) January 24, 1807. Doctor Samuel H. P. Lee, Sir, I have, for a considerable time, neglected the performance of a duty which I owe to hu- manity ; the declaring to you, my approbati- on of the Pills, which are sold here, uneiec your agent, Mr. Herbert, of Augusta. I had been convinced of their virtues before I left Connecticut ; and I have found, in this country, their great utility, by a considerable?' experience, both in my own family, Sc among, the students of.the University. I have rtof hesitation of declaring, that I believe, Lew's (New-London) Pills to be one of the most useful medicinal preparations the world has yet seen ; and that they are peculiarly use- ful and beneficial in Southern and iiillieus Climates. I am respectfully, Yours, J. MEIGS. The above mentioned Pills are sold at War- ner & Hanna's Bookstore, cotner of South Gay and Bsltimore-stieeLs; & by John Vanes and Co. 178, Baltimore-street; who have re* ceived a fresh supply, which they oiler whole- sale and retail. March 16. eoSt Havana Sugars. 228 boxes White Havana Sugars, ' 152 boxes Brown, of superior quality. And a lew bags Coii'ee ; for sale by the subscriber. :GEORGE W. •Bi.ACK.lSTON. Marsh w 2s* |