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\- \ >ede?nl mmtiit 8. Seven Dollars per Annum.] THURSDAY, APlill 23, 1807 »**» VoJ. XXVI—No. 409 8. Sale b}7 Auction. On MONDAY, 77;e 4/A May, at 12 o'clock, an the premises, vcilt he sold, flint valuable three-story Brick HOUSE, No. 157', near the middle brdge, in Market- ptreet. fronting 2.5 feet on M»rWst«street, and Tijimir.g back 100 feet, on 3, 6 and 9 months credit ; and on receiving approved, endorsed, neirociablo. notes, with the interest added thereto, a bond to convey the property will be iriven, and a. title in fee-simple on the last note being paid. VAN WYCK &. DORSEY, Auct's. spe'd 16. Sale by Auction. On TUESDAY, The 5th May next, at 12 o'clock, at the miction tocmi, at the head of Frederick-street duck, will he sold, A Valuable Lot of Ground, On Federal Hill, adjoining a lot on which the foundry stands, and runs luO feet fast towards the glass house, binding on the to*ftr and running back 16 parches into the. sand bank. The above Property -will be sold on a ore- dit of one vear, with interest from the day of ¦nale, or if more agreeable to the puvchrssr, «5, 12, and 18 months, and on rfeceiving ap- proved indorsed negoti il>le notes, including -the interest, a bond to convey the property will be given, and on the last note being paid, a. title will be executed in fae simple. The tides to this property are conceived uneM»p- tb>:vd>le, but no general warrantee will be given. VAN WYCK 8c DORSEY, Auct'rs. April 14.__________________________________ Sale bv Auction. * On FRIDAY Next, The^Ath instant, tit 11 o'clock, ,;: cur auction i'urn head of FredcrJek.slrett dock, *.•'// he sold tne entire cargo of the hrirg Betsy ami Peg. £;', from Trinidad, C'n-istiny of 00 hbds. first quality Trinidad Sugar, 65 baj rets do. do. VAN WYCK & DORSEY Auct'rs, sprit 21.______________ Sheriff's Sale. By virti/e wf n twit of fieri facias, issued out of Hattimnr' county court, to me directed, tit sola at Public Sale to file highest rtft'dym-mey bidder, on WEO N'.:''.Si) AY. the Ueenty Mhth instant, at 1 ? o'clock, at Kaufman** tavern, near the centte market, the following p- upt it;, %o :;«> .- thic 1!«1, Bedstead and Furniture; seven Windsor'Jjia.rs ; t.wo small 'MahoganyTsbi. s; ene Bedstead ; one Looking-Class ; one lot of Kitchen Furniture, consisting of one pair of Shove! and Tongs, one two-galioii pot, two Tea. iveUies, one small I'lit'i-lra, one small SteRet, on* Gridiron, two Flatirons ; one lot of! Qjiaen's-vVare ; nine B d;e Plates ; one , twelve gallon Pot ; one oval and one round. rhitcu-Oven ; two small Skillets ; a quantity of Waggon-Boxes ; six Stand Casks j half of it quarter cask of Gunpowder; four empty Barrels j one lot of Queen's-\-V are ; one lot of Stone-Wave ; sixteen bottles of Snuff, and one horse Pistol. Also, All the right, title and interest of Thomas Manna, being the dower of Hetty Hanna, in »nd to the following property, to wit : One Brick House, north-east corner of Commerce and Pratt.slreets i one Lot, number three, on Spear's wharf: an I one vacant T.ot on Qjiaen.street, fifty feet by eighty—seized and taicen to satisfy a judgment, in Baltimore coun- ty court, obtained by Andrew Hanna against Thomas Hanna. At the same place, immediately after the above sale, will be sold', on the saiu e terms, One pipe of Cherry Bounce; one hogshead, of Molasses ; four Gin Cases ; part of a bar- rel of Vinegar ; part of a barrel 67 Cherry Bounce ; thirty-eight House-Brushes ; t.wo dozen Leading I.ines_; two'-and a half dozen JJedCords ; part of a barrel of Molasses ; part of a hogshead of New-England Rum, supposed to contain fifty gallons—seized and taken to satisfy a judgment in Baltimore coun- ty court, obtained, by Hosea Johns against Thomas Hanna. THOMAS BAILEY, Late Sheriff.of Baltimore county. apfil 21. '_____________dTt The Subscriber HAS FOK SALE, A fetai Shares of tkefolliyiving Stocks, viz, Maryland, Baltimore,, Gin sapeake, and Marine. Insurance shares ; .Baltimore Bank Stock, Mechanic do. and Columbia do. Frede- rick and Riester's-Town Turnpike Shares. He buys ami sells stock of every cjescripti- on ; Bi'ls of Exchange^ Country Produce, Goods of all kinds ;' Lots, Houses, Lands and Ground U'ent . Cash procured on good'Notes, Bonds, Dcbenttfes, &e. at a low premium. WALTER ROE, Broker, No. 46, South-street. npvil 15. d6tJ,eo6t An Elderly Woman Who will rew and take rfiaree of ebildren, will bear of an eligible situation on applicati- on at this office. She must come well recom- mended. April 16, eo4t Public Sale. Will beefferedfor sale on hridayihe 1st clay •f May next, at 10 o'clock, sundry LOTS of GROUND, late the property of David Slocl- der, deceased, situated on Harris's Creek. The Lots will be laid oft' to advantage, and the terms made agreeable to parchasers. These lots are sold in order to close the executorship of the estate of the Said David Stodder ; and it is particularly requested that the claims which are yet unpresenteri tor settlement a- gamst said estate may be presented before the day of sale in order to prevent the disagreea- ble alternative of excluding them according to law, as heretofore notified by the executors. At the same time all debts still due to the es- tate are expected lobe discharged immediate- ly. The terms will be made known on the day of sale. MARC]A STODDER, Ex'rx. \ JOSPPH ALLKNDEH, JOSEPH SPEAR. Executors. Aj2»H %. distM Wanted to Purchase, _£.'_r_S A good, sub-itantial ' ;VVN VESSEL, I Of about 8U0 to lc>03 barrels ^^^^^^^ burthen, by FALflS & BROWN. Who have on hand andr?Jferfor sale, Virginia Tobacco, Hyson and Young Hyson Tep.3, A few pipes well flavored Holland Gin, London Particular) jj^j^ Ditto Market 3 In pipes, hhcls. and quarter cajjkj, enti- tled to drawback. Jprd 21.____________________________d4f. Wanted to Charter, TWO VESSELS >out 90 tons burthen, to ith lumber at a port in rv=s North Carolina for Jamaica.— Apply to CORNTUWAIT & YARNALL No. 83, tlowly's wliarf, 4th mo. 21st. d tViLM'.^'lJr 1'ad wit For .London, #;* m% The Ship COMMERCE, Captain Thomas Forte ; Having the greater part of her Cargo eft,(jagod; tiie rernainrler will be take'n on moderate freight. Apptv to JACOB ADAMS, Or JOUJnt BOLI'E, Ship Broker. april 20. d4t For Liverpool, .- r'CJ>, The Ship (-•?„i:..v*4 Cftpt.George ilohson, L* (A constant Trader) She will be ready to lake in, in the course of a few d»ys, and will have every possible dis- paich. For freight or passage apply to cap- tain Hobson on board, at Kerr's tvlnuf, or to LORMAN & FULFORD. The Consignees of Goods, by the above mentioned vessel, are lvquesu-d to get their premits from tne Guslom House, as early as possible. April 15.__________________________d__ For .Amsterdam. Ship THOMAS, T. H Jones, ma 'tor ; ;^»,.m-b, To sil early next month. For freight ofCMreoin hags, oi-small packages to fill up, app'v to. WILLIAM COLE, ffio has just received !'v sh <> Eliza from. Oporto, FO'/t SALF, '2 pipes, and six Im'if pipes ofgertfiwie old Port Wuie of best London quality. And on hand fr ,lit. fontr-r iln^tirtntions, Loudon particular Madeira VV me in pipes and hogghe: i\», do. T.-ncriii'e, in pipes, Lisbon, in hiuls. Claret, in do, ~j Do in cases, f Entitled to C.iatT K"ip, Mite m-irlded, ^debenture. Two cases Leghorn liars, ! Nos. 20 to 4J J /¦lid vvdt let fofa term of years, the house in wliirii he resides, No. i, South street. ¦ - 5"; March OS. tKi For Amsterdem, The Ship TRITON, #,;5V Captain------- ; Jgk»? Nearly the whole ol herenr- SSsjgS^iSt^ go being engaged, she will be dispatched in 10 days. For freight of coii'-e in bags or otliev articles of small milk, apply to JOSEPH STJ'.RETJ', or JOHN' & JAMES CARKUTHERS. April 14. dlOt .......V ' ¦¦ -.,,¦¦¦—,-----------— ¦ — ¦' ,,,..-----------...-¦___ l''or Bordeaux, L.t5btHX Ship FK IN, *J"i /^'ti'^X Captain Stevenson, ^LffuSl^ WILL sail in ten dais. For "^E-.'iSrS®*!?Passage only, [having elegi.nt aceommodations) apply to the captain on board, at Baker's wharf, Fells-Point, or to WILISAM COOKE, junr. A pril 8. d Wanted to Charter, rVv( A GOOD VESSEL, tr-wfeiSv Of about two thousand five Ir^iJl^E^' hundred barrels burthen, for a ci2S"«i^S^S*S- port in England. ALSO, Fur TON'NIN'GEN, and a market in the vici- nity, most probably Bremen, I : k A good American VESSEL irBwfl^ °^ ,lle ,,:"'rt''CI1 of" about three pi?E3Li£V^* tliousand hbls tube dispao.h- %'f^tir'i*»v-'- ed immediately) Apply to CORNTUWAIT h YARNALL, No. 83, B;>wly's wharf. Who have fust reccirca per the schooner Francis, from. Portland, (i.aijiom F/iilaaclphia,for sale, 4u0 pieces HAVENS DUCK. 4th Mo. 2d. d For Amsterdam, r TC\ the Ship JAMES, is^f^ftf^S^ Captain Thomas M'Connell g KSiMAP Will be readj to load next Mon- &">S^Sii.^?(,.ay. About half of her freight being already engaged, the reinanider will bet taken on moderate freight. Apply to F. & A. SCHWA 14TZE, JOHN M'I'ADON, or JOHN BOLTE, Ship.Broker. April 10. For Sale. By C. DESHON, No. 57, Smith's wharf. 170,000 wt. Groen Coffee, 20 tons Fust,ie, 4 do Logwood, 700 boxes Leghorn Marbled Soap. AJTD, 2000 Marble Slabs 12 1-2 to 16 inches. 23 bale* rcry r"ne Cotton for home consumption. also, .-j.-fjXl-N 'i'he schooner imS§«3\v ENTER PRIZE, t»3jiiKjS^p' About 65 tons, 3 years old -tk^v&trui** in prime order, will be sold on accommodati»g terms. April 1 i. eolQt For Hamburg, ("Will sail with allpouihh dUpatch,) iXfJLl y The fine fw'»t mailing Ship \JU j-iJ^i/ Captain Thomas Stacy ; '~-"--N;^:- She has the greater part of her cargo engag-d. and will commence load- f'g m the beginning of iuwt Week For freigl.t apply to D. L. THOMAS, S&ip-flro'ker. ¦April 18. eo' For Sale, China Silks, &c. Cape and Brothers, Ko. 2£*.;JJ:.Mauket-stheet, ¦HAVB FOR SHE, Ser.rhavvs and Lute- string, assorted co- lors,' Fancy ditto and PlafSf Itulian Siiks, India Silfe Hdfe'ft. be:wtng >]!¦<;, vSilk Shawls, f Sib; and Cotton Ho- siery, i.,1. is, Matic'u-s- try, &c. Wfc3 M^k The new Brig SALi.Y, ' __iiiiw^' Nearly fitted for sea ; burthen "Was- ¦-¦M-*' about 130 tons earpeiiter'.s n",a- Stire. She now lies near the lower end of M'Eldery'g wharf. For terms apply to Mr. FLANAGAN, Upon the vharf. April 10._________ ______ eofit]| (^licap Groeery Store, NO 221, Msi!KF.T-S'l'5V.T,T, COUNEltOF Lis eh TV si aiSXT. EDWARD FITZGERALD BEGS leave to inform his IWewas and the pu.ilic, tliat he has opem d a store at t ie above place, where he off* s for sal*, a well chosen assortment of WTSF.S, TK AS, SPIRITS, SUGARS, and all other artk.t'S ii the Gro- cerv line, at very reduced prices, tor cash Wfiiy. April 5. t'.lot Wanted Immediately, A D'.yelling HOUSE, or the du-el'ing at- tache,! to a Store coiivei lent to 221, Market- street. ALSO, An Apprentice to tne Grocery business. Apply as above. ,Apfi I 15.___________________fl_ Beer, Porter fee Ale Brewery. The suhscriher v.'bhes in the most public manner, tp acknowledge the favo us which his frien Is and a jpenernus public. h*c comer. ,1 upon him, in the purchasing of his malt Li- quors. After the greatest exertion he feels nappy that he has succeeded in prod; ring a quality of Liquor which gives general satisfac- tion beyond Ins m,< t sanguine expectation. In asking permission to solicit a continuance ol favors, he assures bis customers that his present stock ol'Beer, Aieand Porter, nowrea- tly lor sale is of such c« elhu.t quality diat lie wdl not shun a comparison with any that can be produced, MARCUS M'CAUIiLAND, A-prifff;______________ rl Fubiic Sale. Pursuant to the last leill and testament 0? the late Cabtaia Richaid Conway, icill or sold, on •- premises, tin the first day of May next, Ail his Real Properly, Lying in and contiguous to the town of Alex» amiria. CONSISTXNC OF Several Loth on Wnter-street, Union-street, and Cameron street. Also, His Farm, called Spring Park, adj.ininr; to the town, contai; ing about CO acres, ill a high stale of improvement. Al>o, 2S acres, at present under lease uto John Gadsby for 10 years from the first of January last, at the yearly rent of eighty-six dollars and '.?8 cents. This property adjoins the town and is part of the race ground. Also, About 15 and an half Acres, in the occu- pation of Beal Howard, under a lease for 10 years, at the yearly rent of one hundred do'ds. Also, All the rest, of his Land, lying between the east side of the George-Town road, and the west side of Fairfax-street continued, and to the south of John Mancie.llle's Lot. & the property of Nathaniel Pendleton, and to the north of the property of the late Charles Alexander. 'This iast men! ioned property will be iaid oif in squares agreeably to the plan of the to #n. Also, A piece of Crouml adjoining to the south side of Spring Park Farm, the precise quan- tity at present not known. A particular plat and description of the whole will be set up at the, Collee-house one week previous to the day of sale. The terms of sale will be—A credit of 6, 12, and 18 months, the purchaser giving bond with approved security, together with a d<-?d of trust on the property. The sale, will be continued from day to day until all the pro- perty is disposed of. ALSO, On the 4th day of May next, mill be sold, at the Coffee-Mouse, in Alexandria, One hunared Shares in the Stoch of the Marine Insurance Comaany of Alexandria, on the above credit, the purchasers giving negotiable notes with approved indorsers. Also, Two Shares in the Alexandria Theatre, on the same terms. '* ti.LIAM HERBERT, 1 v« jn. f'TTZHUGH, C H. EDMUND I. LEE, 3 ? April 7._______________________dtlM 315 Dollars Reward. Lost on the fifteenth instant, between Baltimore & Heams's Tavern, on the Reister's- town Turnpike-road, a POCKET-BOOK, con- taining Three hundred and fifteen dollars, in bank notes and sundry papers of importance, lo the loser. Any person having found the s,.n-.e, who will return the said papers through the means of the Posi-Oflice or otherwise, to the address of Francis Palace, at the Hanse- atick Hotel, in Gay street, Baltimore, will be intitledto the said 3!5 dollars, contained in the said Pocket-Book, and receive besides, the thanks of the owner. April 20 d4t M.x§.Stimit'ckei3 Mrs. Woodside \ No. 238, Market street, Have received by the brig Lydia, captain Webb, from Bordeaux, A large and elegant Assortment of French Millinery, Which will be cpet'ed To-Morrow. »pril 21. dSt Baiidaunoes, B _ ALSO, Snrrahs, Mamooilies, Sannas, Baftas, In- dia Nankeens. A WD, A few hales (on wtjiob. the drawback is lost) of Blue Gillas, of,. Gurraht, do. Succa- 'toons, Checks, 2 cases fine Cambri¦.-. Shirting, 'and 1 bale Blue Linen Stripes, which will be Sold low to close sales. They expect per first arrivals from Canton, via Philadelphia, a further supply of Silks, Nankeens. &c. April 17-_____________________________r'8t__ GOLD LEAF, firV. Joel West and Co. f At their Turpentine Distillery and Paint Store, neat: tne letter bridge, J Have imported in the ship Fair American, from London, Real Gobi Leaf, Prussian Blue, V yi.nilion, finest Lead, Stone Ochre, Turkey Umber. Cartels' Hair PeociUJ Patent Yellow, 2 Chests Shellac, and An assortment of Painters' Brushes. , All ol which they offer for Sale on reasona- ble terms for cash, or on accommodating' credit. ¦april 21. : .____________________-dirt William Wilson and Sous Have for Sale, 39 pipes Holland Gin, 70 boxes Glass Tumblers and Decanters, 14 casks Madder, 36 bundles German Steel, 100 boxes Tin Plates, Japanned \Vaie, Cruet Frames, Nails and Sp kes, Russia Canvas, Irish Lin'i ns and Lawns, Romans, Flanders Sheeting, brown PU- tillas, and coarse Tic!. april SI. d4t eo4t Guest, vtry & Co. B,ivc teccivedper the H~.:~i.u'.us,from Liverpool, Calicoes arid C.TniL/es, Furniture do. 9-8 & 6-4 Cambric Mllslfctf, Colored and Black do. Dimities, Cambric and Furniture do. Pink Ginghams, Cambric Shirtings, Muslin Hdk»f«," Fancy Ve!v teens, TwilUd and Plain Mankeens, So. also, 100 CTates veil asserted Errtln n ware, which will be sold very low if taken from en hoard. TVfarch °3___________ d For Sale, NICOLSON aVb HETH's BEST VIRGI- NIA COAL. A quantity of this Coal immediately from the Pitts of Messrs. Niedlrim and Heth, is now landing at the subscribers Coal Yard, at the intersection of Light-street continued Ik Earre-street. The proprietors are under contract to furnish supplies equal to the consumption of the City, and of a quaflty uniformly good ; and Iain willing to contract with liiainr'acuirers, inn keepers and private families for their annual supplies, at 25 cents per bushel, deliverable in the months of May, June, July and August. An early applicati- on w.U enable me to estimate the probable quantity required for the ensuing winter. JOHN P. PLEASANTS. A sober, industrious Man is wanted as a Yard keeper. April 14. _____________dl2t-eotlstJy Dividend, THE Creditors of Samuel Whittington, late of Calvert county, deceased, are hereby notified that a dividend of the assets, so far as they have been received, will be made on Tuesday the 19th May next, at (ha house of Mr. Levin C. W'ai'es, in Lower Marlborough, in said county, when and where they are re. quested to attend with their claims properly authentic'ted, in order to entitle them to their respective proportions. WM. WHITTINGTON, adm'r. April 6. d38t Wanted, A WET NURSE, who can bring suffici- ent recommendation-. Inquire at tins Office, april 21. d4t For Sale, A cargo of Lisbon SALT, ot). board the ship Stapleton, cap.ain BlackweHt) just arriv- ed at Waters's wharf- Apply to MARK PRINGLE. april 21. d4t|j Cotton Bed-Ticks, Direct from the Si arufr.ctory. ALSO, Split Straw, Leghorn, Willow and Chip Bonnets and Hats, with a general assortment of DRY GOODS, just received and for sale at very reduced prices, wholesale and detail, by CHRIST. ARMAT & CO. At the sign of the Sun, No. Ill, Market-st. N. B. They have likewise on hand, a few trunks Chip Bonnets, neatly assorted, suita- ble for country merchants, april 22. d Appleton and Co. 16, Calvert street, Have received by the Fair American, fr.ra, London, and Abeona, from Liverpool, Staple and Fancy Goods, LondnnSupepfiue Broad Cloths, Cassimere's and Vesting, elegant Laces, a variety of Silk ' and Lace Goods, Loudon prints, Light Bch- ver Hats for Suj^mer wear, &c. &c> April 22. d S P R I FT G GOODS. JAMES DALL & CO. BUie imported in the ship Fair American, J'roin • - JjtmUon, The. principal part of their Spring Goods, Comprising a select and' general assortment. fciitj Amongst vihieh are, Calicoes, Chambray Muslins, ties, Ginghams, Cambric and Hosiery, Fancy'Muslin?, Superfine Cloths, F nrcy Waistcoatintr, Kerseymeres, ;,c. All entitled to drawback, and many calcil- hjte.d ibi'the West-India market, which they offer for Sale on thai? usual terms. April 22. • cllOteoljy A Young Man Who spr.sks and writes both the Ktiglish and and the German languages, wishes to get a place in a wholesale Grocery Store, or as an out door Clerk, in a Counting-house,, satisfactory recommendation tan be produced. N. B. He would bare no objection to en- gage as an assistant supercargo, to the East oe \l' est -I .idics, on accommodating terms. A line addressed to H. will be duly attend- ed to, april 22. __alLt_ GIRAY's GARDENS- THE S'lbicribr-r respectfully informs ths Ladies anil Srnt'.crrtcn of Baltimore and its vicinity, that he has again removed 10the ahov.*. place, and intends to keep the best sorts of Liquors and Refreshments, and m use every exertion for the good «nter« tertaiutnent of his friends and the public in g.'.mraJ C. L D GUNbEKMAN. N. B, Two active MEN, to work'n tl),--gar- dens and to taK.e cars of horses, are wanted. April S.%.___________________ d4t_ Charles C. Woodward, No 5, CAi-VERT-STtEST, Iits received p"r Fair American, from Landon. 82 PACKAGES OF, Seasonable Goods. april 21. To _d3_lj Rent, The House at present occupied by the sub- so,ii)!.!; No. \u7, North it ,,. u'd-street, cor. Uor of Mulberry-street Possession of which may be had immediately. WILLIAM GREETHAM, april 21________________________________cHit Wanted. In a respectable office in this city, a Youth of about i4 or 15 years of rge. He must write a to'erahi- good hand, and come well recommended. Such a one may b ar of a good Situation, by applying at this Office. april 21. d4t-en4t John Wood and Co. Have trteived tier the Abeona, from Liverpool, EIGHTY-NINE PACKAGES SEASONABLE GOODS : Amongst vzlrich are, Prmted Dimities, 0i'.to Robes, Fan,-> Twilled Grandurells, Imperial Cord, piu-asoU, Siib Umbrellas, Faficy Nets, best Superfine Broadcloths andCsssimercs, Sx. april 18. d4t Baltiiiiore .fji'-Tork-toiwi T'urn- fnke Bond. X THE subscribers being appointed Commis ! sioners hi an act of the legislature, "¦ cntit- le'ljan art to make several Turnpike Uoads through Baltimore county, and for other pur- poses"—to iske subscriptions for making a turnpike road from Baltimore towards York, town, to the Pennsylvania line ; do hereby give notice, that a subscription.book ftir a ca pital stock of lOO.Oi/O dodlarS, in shares ot 20 dollars each, will be opened a*. Mr. Win Evan's tavern, in the city of Baltimore, on the 11th day of May next, from the footer of 10 until 2 o'clock and will continue open dur: ing the same hours the two following days, unless the capital stock should be earlier scribed. Every person must pay do v.-' one dollar on each share at the time of subscrib- ing. Not more than 25 shares can be; sub- scribed for on the first clay by any orie person, nor more than fi'tv on the second day. JOSEPH THORNBUKG, THOMAS M'ELDE.'tKY, NICH. MERRYM\N, of Elijah, 1>AVID M'MECHEN. March 23. dllthMy N B. The Legislature of Pennsylvania, at its present session, have passed a Utw to in- corporate a company to make a road from York-town, to meet the one here contem- plated, april 17. The Editors of the Eastern Star ; Republican Advocate, and the German paper, Frederici-tovm f the English a-d German papers, Ffgcr's town, Hi'ill please copy this advertisevier.t, ami forward heir accounts to the OffceoF the American City Commissioner's Office. Baltimore, April 21, 1807. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the City Commissioner's will meet on Saturday next, the 25th instant at 10 o'clock, A. M- to fix and establish the division line betwe&n Bale Randall and Standish Harry, on Gay-street extending to Frederick-street. From thence they will proceed to establish the division line between Lots No. 15, and No. 16, situate On Short street and the divi- sion line between the heirs of John Brown au.l Samuel Colvin on Bridge-street. After which they will establish the divisi- on line between Andrew Cross and Andrew Westrom, situate on High-street. And on Wednesday, the 29th, they will meet to establish the division line between the heirs of Ebeneaer Jenny and Nicholas Leek,' situate on Alice-Anna-street. From thence they will proceed to establish the line of a Lot situatu on Faystte-streer, bc'Aveen North and Howard-streets, leased by John £¦ Howard to Lawrence Hausman and leased by Lawrence Bailsman Co J jhii . Crouse. » By order, SAMUEL VINCENT, Clerk- april 21. d4t