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Seven Dollars per Annum.]
THURSDAY, i&itf* 21, 1301
[Vol.
XXVI-
-No. 4062.
Sale by Auction.
On FfUDAY AFTERNOON,
The 22d instHt, at 4 o'clock, on the pre-
mises, will be sold,
One of thoie new handsome two-story
Brick HOVSES on Calvert-street, at the
back of the c->urt-hous«, a short distance be-
low the residence, ot George Salmon, esq.
and now occupied by Col Lowly. This
property is in fee simple 29 feet front and
100 feet deep ; its contiguity to the new
court-house about to be built, and increac
ing value of property in that part of the city
render it very desirable. The terms will be
made known at the time of sale, by
K. LEMMON & Co. Auct'rs
20.
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m ay
Sale by Auction—postponed.
On MONDAY,
The sale of the T.OT of GROUND, on
the York turnpike road, containing 6 1-4 acres
about'one and a half miles from the city, &
adjoining; the property formerly belonging to
general John Swan, is postponed until MON-
DAY, the J St June when it will be sold on
the premises, ii, nediatelv after the sale of
Mr. Eichelberger's country seat. It will be
divided into smaller lots, or sold together as
may suit purchasers, and the terms made
known at the time of sale.
VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs.
may 2 0.
Sale by Auction.
ON MONDAY,
The 1st June, immediately alter the sale of
Mr. Eichelberger's country seat, will be
sold,
A two-story Briok HOUSE, on the York
turnpike roari, about one and a half mile from
town. Terms made known at time of sale.
VAN WYCK. & DOKSEY, Auct'rs.
may 20. __________________
S:»,le by Auction.
On FRIDAY,
The 32J instant, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
will he sold b\' auction, on the premises,
Two Lots of GROUND, Nos. 12. and 127,
fronting 25 fefft each on Harrison -street, and
running cast to the Falls, situated between
Piiiipot's and Griffith's bridges, wilh all the
improvements thereon, which are a Frame
Dwelling Ho-vse en No. l'JS, and a Brick do.
on Lot No. 127.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
may 16.____________________
For Sale,
The. fine fast sailing Ship
TH.LEMACHUS,
(Sailing under a certificate)
Burthen 34't tons, and in coni-
pleat order to receive a cargo. Apolv lo
BUFFUM & GOODHUE,
No. 34, Bowly's wharf,
may 20.___________________________
For Liverpool,
,_____*"-. The copper-bottomed Ship
•ciMMv JOHN ADAMS,
'^uLW^ Capt. Calender,
¦S&Sri-SI'Sfes Two-thirds of her cargo being
on board, she will positively sail on or before
the first of June ; tiic remainder of her (largo
will be taken on moderate terms. Applv to
BEN. & GEO. WILLIAMS.
The above ship has excellent accommodati-
ons, and will take passengers ; she is to return
to Baltimore from Liverpool, and intended to
be one of the earliest fall ships, being a very
fast sailer.
may 20. c!6t||
For Sale or Charter,
The Ship
JANE,
Burthen 2400 barrels. For
terms, apply to
R. & JOHN OLIVER,
Who have for sale,
Sarsaparilla, Bark and Castile Soap.
May 18.__________________________ d6t
For Genoa,
Or, if bto-.-kaded, for LUG HORN,
' \ The oopriered and fast calling
Ship CONNECTICUT,
Captain Da\ id Mac fir-
Has a considerable part of her
and wili-conimcnoo loading in
For freight .".poly to
D. L. THOM AS, Ship Broker.
_^H__
cargo engaged
about lo'days.
Freight for
Sheriff's Sales,
By virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas,
from Baltimore county court to me pjfPp' ¦
ed will be exposed at public sale on Friday,
the 22c. instant, at 10 o'clock, A- M. at the
dweUnighouse of Mr. John Kitz'uigh, situ-
ate on Prattstreet Extended, near Grjsnby-
street, for cash, the following property to
wit.:
One Negro boy about 18 or V) years old, a
valuable home servant; a Carriage and two
Horses, with a. variety of Household Furni-
ture, late the property of the aforesaid John
I'itdiugli, taken at suit of William Mechen.
Also by virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias will
be .old at Ad dwelling house 9. Dominic
French, situate near Frederic'-; Schnefh.; s,
Fell's-Point, on the above -mentioned day
at IS o'clock,
One House and. Lot, ore Horse and Cart,
and a variety of Houshold and Kitchen furni-
ture, late the property of the aforesaid French,
taken at Suit of Sarah Boswell.
Also by virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, wiU
be sold at the Court-House, on Saturday,
the 23d inst.
One Mulatto Woman and her three small
Children, the Woman is a useful house ser-
Tant; late the property of Anthony Lamer-
lere, taken at suitof Jacob Medairy.
And by virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias
from the court of appeals, will be sold op-
posite the Marsh-Market, in Harrison-
street, on Saturday, the 23d, at half past
10 o'clock,
One Negro Man about thirty years old,
two horses, five head of Cattle, a quantity of
Bacon, Beds and Bedding, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, with a great variety of 0-
ther articles, late the property of James Jsf-
tray taken at suitof Isaao'M'PSeVson, for the
use of his assignees.
JOHN HUNTER, Shflf.
May 14._____________________ d_____
For Sale, by private contract,
The HOUSE, my present residence, with
ten acres one quarter and twelve perches of
LAND. The house is convenient and well
finished, having been faithfully built, with all
necessary attached and eletaclied offices. The
Garden and Orchartl contain nearly three acres,
planted with the. best fruit-trees and flowering
shrubs, with a great variety of bulbous and
tube-rooted flowers,and a green-house stocked
with about three hundred exotics In the gar-
den are two squares or fifteen beds of the finest
asparagus. This property is situated about
three-quarters of a mile from Paca-streot mar-
ket, and enjoys a view of the river an 1 sur-
jrnundinir country which may vie with any in
America for beauty. It has the advantage of
,.a line spring of pure water within one hundred
yards of the door. The meadow-grounds are
in good condition, ami the land binds on Sara-
toga street continued about 720 feet.
Aha,
About 17 ACRES of LAND, adjoining
the above, divided into 5 Lots, containing from
one acre, and a half to 4 acres and a half each
Lot ; each having a fine eminence and spring
¦water. These Lots are perhaps the most eli-
gible in the vicinity of the city, that are or can
foe offered for sale, all fronting on Saratoga-
street about 1500 feet. If the above, property
is not disposed of by private sale before Mon-
day, the 3Sl,h instant, it will on that day be
offered at public vendue, on the premises, at
4 o'clock in the afternoon, on tire following
terms : one-sixth of the purchase money will
required in sixty days from the day of' sale,
the residue payable in five annual instalments,
¦with interest from the time of sale ; bonds with
approved security, for the payment of the se-
veral sums of money will be required, and a
, deed for the conveyance of the premises will
h" given on the payment of the last instalment.
For terms apply to Samuel Smythe, who is au-
thorised, by me to dispose of the same.
[AJWES WIGNELL.
M#y S. d-rSAM
______________jNantz.
L.T\ A small quantity more freight
_."i_WV A-\_ ~ will be taken on board
lSSf> Jhe Brig
SfesSsa^is WILLIAM,
Cptsin Dow,
For Nantx to sail early next week—to the
amount of about 50 barrels. Apply immedi-
tel v to
CORNTHWAIT St YARN ALL,
¦ No. 83, Bowley's wharf
Jt.li mo. 16_________________________________
For Sale or Charter,
. r--T-v The Bremen Brig
isWWV MARL'.,
sSSLitdp-^ Burthen about three hundred
^ffigjj>§glpl hhds. Tobacco ; she is a good
vess< 1, very completely found, and ready to
take a cargo immediately. Apply to
GERARD TOFKEN & CO.
Who offer j'm- -tale.
White Rolls, Rro'wu Rolls, lles-d ;ns, Dow-
las, Creas a la Morlaix, Fries Bnntc:i, iiaar-
len's Checks, Home-made Linen, Russia Sail
Cloth, and two and three bushel Bays.
_may 13. ,ditt
For Freight or Charter,
_£ _J \ TJl? Schooner
_W_f)_V_ C A R O LTON,
fames Johnson, niasirr,
.'.'-. P.urttrerrt Uifc barrels; she is
just 'A' the second voyage, a ids fast and n in
1 he most complete order to receive a cargo.
For terms apply to the muster on board, at
Meieck's wharf, or to
THOMAS TENANT.
_may 19 -____________d_t
For Amsterdam,
Tx The fast sailing ship
^^^^__ COMMERCE,
3iiiv&'> Patrick Stafford, master ;
pi_Ss58Sf*B Having good accommodations.
For passage only, applv to t'iie noisier on board,
or JACOB ADAMS, *
may 7- _________________•
For NevY-York,
The new Sloop
ROVER,
J. Wartoil, Master ;
SB Having a part of her cargo
engaged, is expected to sail in a few days.
For freight or passage apply to the master
on board, at Smith's wharf, or to
ISAIAH MANKIN,
Whd has received and offers for sale,
S hhds good Trinidad Sugar,
1100 wt. Madder, and
1 case half pint Decanters.
april 29. A
For Liverpool,
«IC3£\ The, fast-sailing copper bct-
fJS^SS^C tomed Ship JOHN ADAMS,
fi^Jii^&tX^ Joseph Callender, master; will
-^%_S__&__9_5 sail on or before the first ol
June. A part of her cargo being engaged
the remainder will be taken On moderate
terms. Apply to
BEN. & GEO. WILLIAMS,
No. 3, Bowlv's wharf,
may 12. dl2tf
For Amsterdam,
JESv The fine fast-sailing ship
GEORGE DYER,
Will sail with all possible dis-
__________ patch, the greater part of her
cargo being engaged, the remainder will be
taken on moderate freight. Apply to
P. A. GUESTIER, or
JOHN BOLTE, ship broker.
April 23._____________________________d
Slater and Roy,
84, MAKKET-S.ir.EET,
Rave imported in the Globe, from London,
A CONSIDERABLE FART OF THEIU
SPRING GOODS,
Amongst which are,
London Pewter, in small casks assorted,
Anvils and Vises, do.
Seine and Sewing Twine,
Plated Carriage Furniture, in setts and se-
parate,
Long and short handled Frying Pans,
Sad Irons, in casks well asssorted.
LOCKS & BRASSWARE,
Of every description, which added to their
importation of CUTLERY, per Fame from
Liverpool, renders their assortment almost
complete. By the next arrivals they expect
the balance ol their Goods—the whole sold on
the usual terms.
FOR SALE,
r _Erjf>> Tho Schoonsr
- ^®Sfv* ROHY,
'LS'iliOp Burthen about 700 barrels,
"="Si6S6_* just arrived from St. Jago, and
will be sold low if immeeliate application is
made—Apply as above.
april 25. dSteolm
may 5
Slrayed, on Saturday last,
From the subscriber, living in New Church"
street, Baltimore, a COW, about 7 years old 1
her face and under jaw white; ears, neck,
hack and. sides, red ; a white spot on the t»p
of her left shoulder, which extends a little way
along the top of her neck ; another white spot
on the top of her left rump ; her belly, udder
and lower part of legs and tail, white ; the in-
side of her fore-legs white all the way down;
her horns tolerably large, each having a hole
bored in it underneath, at sbout an equal dist-
ance from the rbot to the point; a small piece
seems to have been cut oil'tHe end 0 her left
ear, which however is not very perceptible.--
Whoever delivers her.to me, or will give me
such information as will enable me to recover
her, shall be hantlsomelv rewarded.
PHILIP LAURENSON.
may 18. vard uretehe.d :,,-d m
b'tc ; yet, notwithstanding all these objections
heaped together, the writer, who has no other
interest in the business than such as every well
disposed citi/enought tehave, and ieeiiorthe
happiness and w_H being of his fellow crea-
tures, does most confidently give assurance,
that he isas positive that!here,'.«.-;ttoi','jei-remedy,
perlceliy mild '.'lul ejgy in its operation, and
which will effectually remove the disorder
in all cases, and to all intents and purposes, as
that Ulcrairt will effect: til-- .s.-o.ie, but frequent-
ly to the great injui-y of tlus person's future
lie".1th and happiness.
The writer, knowing the disadvantages un-
der which a n\e'dicinal specie labors, which
makes it's appearance (a'» it were) in Arcanw,
mule) 'takes to make this important affair known
in bebah' of tin; proprietors ; and he will ne-
glect no opportunity or justifiable means of
making this business as generally known and
as extensively useful as possiblc^-the old
fashionable, mechanical, precise, and lingering
mode of proceeding, in similar matters to the
contrary, notwithstanding. Therefore, he ear-
nestly requests those who may need assistance
in the complaint above alluded to, that they
make seasonable application tnerrder to obtain
a timely relief—Says a iiUte and learned gentle-
man of Ibis country—" Except the hne pox,{Xo
which this is similar and equal) a discovery so
important and so i |