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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/01-1807/06 msa_sc3722_2_6_1-0389 Enlarge and print image (4M) |
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE FEDERAL GAZETTE
JL.J m
FRIDA Y, APRIL 24. ib07.
1
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JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW-YORK,
' A freak supply of'thefollowing GENUINE
FAMILY MEDIC INES,
Which are carefully prepared according to the
proprietor's book of receipts now in possession
of hii widow.
The subscriber respectfully acquaints his
customers, that during his lale visit to New
York he made sucharrangements as will most
probably prevent any sudden demand from
. breaking up his assortment in future Those
•who have been disappointed in their applica-
tions for Html/ton's Elixir, are informed they
aan now be supplied with that excellent pre-
paration for speedily removing Consols, Colds,
Hoar«Kiness, 8tc.
JAMES HANNA,
Medical Warehouse, No. 102, Market-street.
HAMI1 TON'S WORM LOZENGES
Perhaps the safest and mildest purgative now
in use:, either for children or adults, and
should Worms exist in the body, will un-
doubtedly expel them. To those prudent per-
* eons who generally take physic in the spring;
they;tre recommended as particularly effica-
cious in carrying off all gross humors and e
ruptiuus, feverish and billions complaints, and
}}>!• cleansing the stomach and bowels of what-
ever is fold and offensive. One box is suffici-
ent for a family.
ITCH CURED,
By once using !.ee's Sovereign Ointment,
¦which although used for 20 years in Europe
and for near eight years in America, has
nc'Jer beA known to fail iu any one instance.
Tt is perfectly innocent, warranted not to con-
tain a particle of mercury o- any pernicious in.
gradient, and maybe used with perfect safety
«n an infant; h ing a vegetable preparation
*njl entirely free from the offensive smell
w.lhih attends most other remedies.
»R. HAIIN'S ANTLBILLIOUS PILLS.
Every person who has used these Pills,
jp infer them to any other Pills now in use.
They are celebrated (or removing habitual
castiveness, severe head-ache, and sick sto.
J*4.ich. Se-imen should never be without them
ait they are the bes* preventive Hitherto dis-
•ob-er^d of those malignant fevers and violent
liiseases common to hot countries, and are
Memarkable for preventing a • I curing disor-
ders attendant on long voyages
THE GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,
I-o celebrated among the fashionable through-
out Europe, as an invaluable cosmetic, per-
fectly innocent and safe, tree from corrosive
land repellent minerals, (the basis of other lo-
*ions) and of unparalleled efficacy,ill prevent
5rtg and removing blemishes iu the iiice and
skin.
RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE
TEETH AND GUMS.
HAIIS'S GENUINEEYE-WATER,
A sovereign remedy for all diseasee of the
eyes.
HAMILTON'S GENUINE ESSENCE &
EXTRACT. OF MUSTARD,
For Rhumatism, Gout, Palsy. Swelling.
Kumbness, &c.
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.
The only method yet discovered, which
ffives immediate and lasting relief in the most
severe instances.
INFAL13LE AGUE DROPS.
At the place of sale may be seen a list, of
jnany cures performed by the above mede-
cines; among them will be found the signa-
tures of several distinguished characters and
of many respectable citizens of Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
Tliese preparations have bcim known to
the citizens of Baltimore and throughout the
union for eight years past, during which
time the most abundant and respectable tes-
timony (ever known) has been gi«i« of their
(Vi-oaUiricacy: in consequence, all 1 *a '.infim-
p-isture hare been practised to «.. sl ,rom the
widow and children of the late proprietor, the
business and the emoluments arising from it.
Those persons who wish to dispou:«ge such
. Attempts, and to obtain Medicine prepared
according to the rectifies of the late proprietor?
will be careful to apply only to the Widow's
Agents—viz. i
JAMES HANNA,
Medical Warehouse, No. 10'2, Market-street.
BENJAMIN WILSON,
Opposite the Market, Felt's Point.
And no where else in Baltimore.
N. B. None are genuine without the signa-
ture of HANNAH LEE.
03* A liberal allowance to wholesale pur-
chasers.
. April 4. lawt*t
For Sale.
Two valuable three-story URICK WARE
"HOUtiE.i, situate at the "head of Ellicott's
dock ; also s. new two story BRICK DUEL-
ING HOUSE and LOT, situate about a mile
from the city of Baltimore, on the Frederick
Town Turnpike road There is an handsome
Garden and a small piece of excellent h endow
belonging thereto- The latter property is well
situate for either a small private family or ta-
vern. For terms apply to-
FREDERICK PRICE,
No. 8, North Calvert, street.
4 A- 2_____ 2aw
A Country Seat,
To lie Rented for one or more years.
That n!e»«»nt arid very healthy Seat, lately
occupied by judge Nicholson, adjoining Mrs
Yellot and captain Stiles. The house is well
calculated, to accommodate a genteel family,
with stable, carriage house, elegant spring
, house with good water, large garden with
about fifteen acres of Land, laid olf itito
fields. This Property belongs to the estate ol
K. M'Surdy, deceased, and will be let to a
good tenant, on moderate terms Jjy
THOMAS M'ELDERY. Ex'r.
April 14. 2aw4f§
Just Received
far brig Fair American from Guadahmpe-, and
will he landed tomorrow,
11 hhds. Clay*d Sugar,
12 do. brown do.
¦ * 9 bags
lor sale by
BRKCOF, Sc PARTRIDGE,
Bowly's wharf,
«5>rU 21. 2aw4t
The Subscriber offers forSale »
The following TRACTS of I, AN 11. lying in Al-
legt'ny , 'dunty, Maryland, viz.
1. " Land'flowing with mitt and honey,'" con-
taining in the whole about 2747acres. A great
proportion of this tract is in natural meadow,
which is intersected by a numbar of small ri-
vulets ; the remainder i3 heavily timbered,
ami well adapted to the raising of small grain.
It lies about forty miles to the south-west of fort
Cumberland, is on the waters of the Great
Youghoughany, and about 4 miles distant from
the main road leading through Virginia to the
western country. The same is divided into
"small tracts, comprising from 300 to 400 acres
each, to suit purchasers.
2. " Good Hope." This tract lies contigu-
ous to the " land flowing with milk ark? ho-
ney," and contains 389 Acres, 120 whereof are
natural meadow, the residue is heavily timber-
ed, and in the certificate is described " the
lirst quality land."
3. "Clover Bottom" lief on the Little Cross,
nigs, about 3 miles south of Braddock's road,
contains 132 acres of land, a part of which is
well calculated for meadow, the remainder is
well timbered, and of tlte first quality. On
Ibis tract there is a Grist and Saw mill,
both of which might be put into good order,
at a very small expence. The Grist mill is
three stoies high, and has an excellent pair of
country stones ; there is also a wheel for a pair
of Burrs.
4. " Cornucopia". This tract contains 1100
acres, and is toe residence of Mr. Dan. Gram
The improvements are, a large andcomforta-
ble dwelling-house, and an extensive barn
with Stabling underneath; a young thriving
orchard, and about 100 acres of cleared land
under good fencing. Braddock's road passes
hroug-h said farm, which makes it ati eli-
gible stand tor a public house, hiring about
twenty-two miles from'fort Cumberland. Few
arufs in Maryland, the same distance from
lore, are more valuable than this. 11 is
of the first quality as to soil, heavily timbered,
and nearly the one half of it well adapted to
timothy meadow; the residue equally we'll
adapted to live raising of wheat, rye, oats, &c.
The offe-fifth of the purchase money will be
required in hand, the residue in live annual
payments. Mr. Grant will show the above land
CO any person who should be inclined to pur-
chase. JAMES P. BOYD.
October 19, 1805. Saw
NOTICE.
Wkerk AS CI'inert Brooke has assigned his
property, real and personal, to us t'le
subscribers, tor the benefit of his creditors, nil
persons indented to Uie said Clement Brooke
are required to make imine.-'oate naymenl to
us. The necessity of tufting ti.i. affairs ol this
trust speedily arranged, renders, it heoessarj
to stole that a prompt attention is expected to
this notice.
JOHN TRIMBLE,
WILLIAM LEE.
Aprils, 1807. 2awtl2t
In virtue of the above Trust,
THE subscribers offer for sale, the follow-
ing VALUABLE PROPERTY :
Forty thousand a cresot unimproved LAND,
situated in Harrison county, Virginia on the
west fork o' the Little Kenhawaaad Bear fork
of Sieer Creek. This l.m ' is n-presented to be
of very good quality in general, comprising a
large quantity of rich bottoms, heavily loii-
bered, and is capable of being laid off into
tracts of 500 acres each, to great advantage.
One undivided half oi 590 acres of Prime
Land, en Hughes's River, in Harrison coun-
ty, Virginia, near (lie lands of the late Gen
Washington, and adjoining the lands of Jacob
Beeson, also unimproved.
Four hum red and ninety-two acres in said
county, near Clarkesburp, the county lown,
unimproved
One unimproved corner Lot in Waynesburg,
Green county, Pennsylvania, very handsomely
and advantageously Situated.
Seventeen and a quarter acres of valuable
Land near the above, having upwards of 50
thriving sugar trees growing thereon.
One Stone House and Lot in Coimollsvillc,
in Pennsylvania, with convenient out houses,
being a valuable stand for business
Five hundred a ¦its of v'erv valuable Land,
whhin 1 1-2 miles of Conoillsville. On this
tract is a Valuable Saw-Mill, and other im-
provements. It p<»s" esses the advantage ofoneof
iHe best seats for water works in the western
country, having'.lie command of all the water
of the Yooghiogany river, which is navigable
for boats for a considerable distance above,
and near to inexhaustible banks of iron ore
of the best quality
One undividod sixth part of Laurel Furnace,
situated in Fayette county, Pennsylvania, with
2 00 acres &i' Land belonging thereto, being
but a few miles distant from the last men-
tioned tract..
Three Houses and I.otsin the town of Bath,
in Berkely comity, Virginia; To all of, which
valuable property, indisputable titles will be
given.
As persons intending to purchase will doubt-
less view the property, a more minute descrip-
tion is deemed unnert ssa v. Apply to
JOHN 'I KIMBLE, }
No 18, Cliearaiide.N Trustees.
WILLIAM LEE, 3
Market-street.
April 3. 2awl2t
The subscriber offers at prir
vate Sale,
A small FARM,.in good repair and useful-
ly improved : containing about three hundred
acres of Land. It is distant from Baltimore
city in the nearest direction about twelve miles
npH ne«.r to the North West turnpike ttuau,
is well watered, which h'M been conducted
by a ditch to advantage, has about fifty acres
of Meadow, great part of which is now in
grass ; also, a considerable proportion of val-
uable wood, in a good neighborhood, and ad-
jacent to the estate whereon the subscriber
resides.
A'.SO,
Eleven thousand a. ven hundred acres of
Land on Great Sandy River (Kentucky) of
early location, consequently preferable to the
lands in general In that country j which he
will sell at a small price, or barter for goods
if more agreeable to the purchaser, for which
apply to Mr. WALTER ROE, Broker, South-
street, who is in possession of the title papers
and will contract for the same ; for terms on
the tapper Land, apply to Mr. John Tftgart,
North Howard street, (No. 120) or the sub-
scriber.
CHARLES CARNAN.
Garrison Forest, JJaHimoflS county.
April 7, 3s w
For Sale,
The following valuable Property :
THE FARM on which ! now live, situated
on the middle York road, distant Irom Balti-
more 18 miles, and within three miles of the
Friends' meeting, on Gunpowder. This Farm
mostly joins the late James Winchester's, and
is a part of the Shawao, containing 290 acres,
100 of which are heavily timbered, the remain.
der cleared, of which l5.acres are in timothy
The above land is well adap'u d to nlaister, and
has an excellent quairy of stone for building,
with the. advantage of 100 perches ready quar-
ried. The. improvements are, a Log-House of
chesnut, 24-by 34, tw«-story, with four rooms
and a good cellar, with a kitchen adjoining ;
a log quarter, 20 by 24, with cedar roof ; a
milk-house, 15 by 27, two-story, of stone; a
stone meat-house, 14 by 16; stone carriage-
house, 16 by 24, two stories high, with cedar
roof; a log stable, 24 by 34, with ashed at
each end ; a frame corn-house, 20 bj 34, with
a waggon shed and stable under, and will
hold upwards of 304) barrels ; a stone barn, 34
by. 64, with stone sheds 4-5 f.-et long at each
end, and fourteen feet high, inclosed with a
stone wall 5 feet high, taking in a yard oi' 154
faet square, with convenient gates; and sun-
dry oilier small sheds and houses, and a good
garden. The situation is healthy, with fine
springs of water, &c. kc.
Any person inclined to purchase, can view
the premises, and have possession in the fall,
with or without the hands and stock of all
kinds, farming uter,«ils, he.
The improvement J are new, and made since
the year 1801.
ALSO,
A Wood Lot, within 5 miles of Baltimore,
adjoining Fletcher's fish-house, containing 81
acres ; a 20 acre Lot, adjoining Onion's ore
bank ; a 6 acre lot, binding on the river, a few
ya.ivs from the fish-house, known as the Paint
Bank. There is oh this Lot a fine spring, and
it is a handsome situation for a garden and re-
Ireat, having fijh and crabs in plenty during
the season.
A Lot of Ground on Calvert-street, 43 feet
hy 66 feel, now under rent to Mr. John Kipp,
at 400 dollars per annum, payable quarterly.
"Possessionof theabove Lot may be had on the
3d March, 1808, with the liberty of receiving
the rent from the 3d March, 1807.
For terms of any of the above property, in-
¦quire of the Subscriber, fin the first-mentioned
premises THOMAS MO AIX
Baltimore county, April 6. 2aw6t
To Let,
THAT three-story Brick HOUSE andbark
Buildings, on Chatham.street, now occunied
by Mr. Edwa.d Denison. Possession may be
had on the first clav o Jun. next. Apply to
JOHN MEP.RYMAN,
No. 4, Cah ert-street.
Aju'il 6. ______^^ ?»w
Hugh ck Jonathan Balderston,
At the sign if the Fan nr.d Screen, Ni. 1, Hann-
ver-street, nearly opposite Evans's Tavern,
Haltitaore,
Manufacture and have on hand, an ex-
tensive assortment of the following articles,
vi/..: Fans for clean'mi- wheat, ami Wire Sates
of the most approved Vmds ; rolling & stand-
ing Screens for merchant mills and flaxseed ;
Cutting Boxes ; Riddles and Sieves lor corn,
coal, ore, barley, i>e, oats, flax and clover
seeds, wheat, cockle, bine, sand, snuff, starch
and brick dust; Woven Wire f"r Indian meal,
milk-bouses ;'m' eellcr Windows, together
with all kinds of wire work.
Orders for any of the aoove articles, left at
Balderstou and Cornthwait's, County wharf,
or at their manufactory, will he executed with
punctuality and dispatch, on the most mode-
rate terms.
April 10._______________________2oti)i9(
The Subscriber
Beingduly authorised to settle the business
ol his brother Thomas Baxley, (who has late-
ly taken a journey to the western country with
a view to settle there) requests ail persons
having claims against him to present them for
settlement, and all those indebted to him are
required to make payment -v* ithont delay.
JOHN BAXLEY.
Who has fir sale at Ko. 249, Market street. ¦
Coffee; Sugar; Salt; Apple Brandy I se-
cond andthird quality Rutler, in kegs, in good
Shipping order ; fine and Superfine flour, all
winch will he disposed of at a moderate place,
and favorable terms. J. B.
March 23. 2awl2t
Election.
AN election of twelve Directors of the
Baltimore Lib-raicy Compamy, will be
held at the Library, on Monday ths 27th
instant ; the polls to De opened at 10 o'clock.
No Books will be received, or delivered, at
the Library on that day. The Treasurer will
attend, to receive the Annual Contributions.
which will then become due ; and |