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^JWERTISEK
Seven Dollars per Annum.]
SATURDAY, MAT 23, 1807,
[Vol. XXVI—No. 4064.
Sale by Auction—postponed.
On MONDAY,
The sale of the LOT 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 belong-in;; to
general John Swan, is postponed until MON-
DAY, the istjune when it will be sold on
the premises, immediately after the sale of
Mr. Eichelbergcr'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, Aucl'rs.
may 2 0-
Sale by Auction.
ON MONDAY,
The let June, immediately after the sale of
Mr. Eichelberger's country seat, will be
sold,
A two-story Briok HOUSE, on ttie York
turnpike road, about one aid a half mile from
town. Terms made known at time of sale.
VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs.
may 20
Sale by Auction.
On TUESDAY Next,
The 26th instant, at 12 o'clock, at the head of
Frederick-street dock, vtffl be sold by virtue of
a deed of trust,
Tne one half of the Schooner
rJCTS CAROLINE,
&___$___*>' then 78 tons, her
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ inventory
__fiaaa__3 wlUbe shewn, and terms made
known at time of sale.
VAN WYCK is" DORSEY, Auct's.
may 15.________________________
Sale by Auction.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
The 26th instant, at half past 4 o'clock, on
the premises, will be sold, at, the premises
on terms which will be made known,
A LOT of GROUND, on North-street,
20 feet by 90, to a 12 feet alley, on which is
erected a neat two*tory brick Dwelling-house
with Kitchen, Smoke House, and Stable, &C.
Suitable thereto, adjoining the residence of
Mr- Francis Pepper, and Mr. Alexander.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
maj 22- ______________________
Havauna Sugar, Cofiee, btc.
325 botes prime white and brown ITsvanna
SUGARS, 13 half boxes refined White do.
85 bags, Green Coffee, and 3 barrels Flotant
Indigo, just received per schooner Merchant,
John Bigby, master, from llavam'.a, and for
sale on ar liberal credit for approved endors-
ed pap-, r, if immediate application be made
befoie landing to
ROBT : HAMILTON,
Corner :.' Calvert-street and Loveiy-lane.
may22. _______d
This clay is published,
And for sale by Cole "'5 I- liousul, M. _f f- Conrad
ts" Co. Geo'ge Hiii, Warner c:f Hanna, George
Dobbin & Murphy, Samuel Butter, Anderson
' _? Jefftrie, John Vance _J* Co- and Samuel
yejfern-,—(price 37 1-2 cents,) —
A Tract upon Conversion ;
WITH All A V-I'F.N otX, CONTAIXIMG
Six important %UESTIONS-with ANSWERS
OS THE
KNOWLEDGE of the FORGIVENESS
of SINS.
By the Rev. James Kemp, D.D.
Rector of Gie t Choptank Church, Vorches'er
county, Maryland.
This work is addressed to sober and serious
christians, in hope that it may tend to counter-
act certain erroneous opinions which have pre-
vailed upon the subject thereof, and which
have been artfully cherished ny various means
incompatible with the true spirit of Christiani-
ty ; such as loud preaching1, rapturous singing,
violent prayer, frantic gestures, and other
improper methods : Or, as a pious and ortho-
dox preacher of the Methodist society terms it,
•'ranting extravagance, abominable practices,
such as jumping, pointing, dancing, boring-,
scratching, jerking,'-'* J»c,
* See Sev. Mr. Roberts's sermon, preached
before the last conference.
ALSO JUST RECEIVED,
Ana for sale as above,
fPrice37 1-2 cents stitched, or 50 cents in hoards)
an INQUIRY into the VALIDITY or
Methodist Episcopacy ;
With an Appendix, containing
TWO ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS,
Never before published.
By an Episcopalian of the-state of Maryland.
may 21. _______________ d6>eol2t
Francis I. Mitchell
Has just received and now opening, a handsome
and welt selected assortment of
Fancy & Seasonable Goods.
Which he offers at the most reduced prices
for cash, acceptances in town, or on his usual
credit to his punctual customers.
He has on hand,
70 libels. PatuXewt and Potomac TOBAC-
CO, with a quantity of Cocoa, and New-Or-
leans Sugar, which he is anxious to close the
sales of.
TO LET,
The Store and Cellar on Baltimore-street,
Uo, 245, which is spacious and welt calculat-
ed, for an extensive dry-good merchant.
The terms will be moderate.
April 17.________________________2aw
Motice is hereby given,
THAT the subscriber intends applying to
Calvert county court, or to some one of the
judges thereof, for the benefit of the insol-
ent act, passed November session 1805, and
:tlic supplement thereto, passed November
session, 1S06.
JAMES J. WILKINSON.
March 16._______ Ia'w2n4
Notice.
ALL persons having'demands against the es-
tate of fames Long, late of this city, deceased,
are requested to render their accounts ; and
those indebted to the estate, to make pay-
ment to
JOSEPH G. J. BEND.7 „ ,
WILLIAM WILSON,5 tx's-
may 20. Iaw4tf
This is to give Notice,
That the Subscriber, of St. Mary's county
hath obtained from theorphan's conrtof Charles
county, in Maryland, letters of administration
on the personal estate of Joseph Maltingly, late,
of Charles county,decease* 1. Allpersonsliaving
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, at or before
the 18th dayof November next; theymayother-
wise by Uuv, be excluded hvm all benefit of
said estate. Given under my hand, this
I) day of May, 1807.
ZACHARIAH MATTINGLY.
may 18, 1807. lawSijj
For Havanna,
'_>, The Schooner
¦^> MERCHANT,
SKwa^jr y°hn lr'?hy> master ;
<>.fe:K®_>s__ A constant trader ; wdl sail
in ten days, the principal part of her cargo
being ready to go on board. Those who may
be disposed to ship by this opportunity, goods
suited to that market, addressed to the con-
signee of the vessel, may calculate on remit-
tances by her return, and a few passengers
can be comfortably accommodated. Apply to
the captain on board at Mezzick's wharf.
Fell's-Point, or to
ROBT : HAMILTON.
may 22. d
• For Liverpool,
. _Ctl^ v The copper-bottomed Ship
>. _!___¦¦ JOHN ADAMS,
Capt. Caliender,
Two-thirds of her cargo being
on hoard, she will positively sail on or before
the first of June ; the remainder of her cargo
will be taken on moderate terms. Apply to
BEN. & GEO. WILLIAMS.
The above strip has excellent accommodati-
ons, ;>m*> VVlll t ake passengers ; she is to return
to Baltimore from Liverpool, and intended to
be one of the earliest fall ships, bain..; a very
fast sailer. may 20. d'6l||
For Sale or Charter,
The Ship
JANE,
Burthen 3400 barrels. For
_______________¦eri'iis. aprly to
R. & JOHN OLIVER,
fWho have [or safe,
Sarsaparllla, Bark and Castile Soap.
; 18. ¦^¦^^^¦f d6t
For New-York,
_*¦£_
I- ^ ¦ The new Sloop
T ^^H ROVER,
J. Wartrn, Master ;
,i:»^«3k__i_ Having a pirt of bet'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 MAM KIN,
Who has received and offer.'; /or sale,
S hhcls. good Trinidad Sugar,
1100 wt. Madder, and
1 case half pint Decaliters.
opril 2°._______-; . ¦_________________ d
For Sale,
The fine fast sailing Ship
TELEMACHUS,
(Sailing under a certificate)
Burthen 340 tons, and in com-
pleat order to Heceive a cargo. Apply to
BUFFUM & GOODHUE,
No. 84, Bowly's wharf,
may 20. _______ __________d4t
For the City of St. Domingo.
r£~r- The Barque
P__S53v AMELIA,
SiilT&Swr Walter C. Hayes Master;
_§«_• Will take DryCoods, Hardware
and other articles suitable for the market on
consignment, free of freight, the proceeds tr.
be paid in Baltimore upon the return of the
vessel, or as soon as advice is received of sales
being effected. Apply to
WALTER C. HAYES, or
CHARLES WIRGMAN.
Who has received by said vessel and offers for
tale,
12,000 wt. Coffee,
900 Hides
3000 lbs. Gum Guiacum,
Mahogany,
Fustic, and
Logwood.
May 21_______________________ eo4t
Slater and Roy,
R4, M(Vbket-&tb.eet,
Have imported in the Globe, from London,
A CONSIDERABLE PART OF THEItt
SPRING GOODS,
Amongst ivhic.'i 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 at their Goods—the whole sold on
the usual terms.
FOR SALE,
^^^^^_H The Schoonsr
4^0 ROBY,
Burthen about 700 barrels,
|_Bli.= just arrived from St. J ago, and
will be sold low if immediate application is
made—Apply as above.
apriI 25.________________________d6t-eolm
For Point-Petre (Gaud.)
Ju"£~X The new and fast-sailing Bl-ig
£_J__ x CYRUS,
Will sail with all possible dis-
ss patch ; for freight or passage,
having good accommodations, apply to
P. A. GUESTkER.
may 21._________ eo4t
For Amsterdam,
'X The fine fast-sailing ship
kV GEORGE DYER,
Will sail with all possible dis-
____________patch, the greater part of her
carigi being engaged, the remainder will be
takenon moderate freight. Applyto
P. A. GUKSTIEH, or
JOHN BOLTE, ship broker.
April 28._____________________d___
A Fashionable Disease
CUBED WITHOUT ANY USE WHATEVER OF
MERCURY.
Notwithstanding the many remedies
for curing and removing the Venerial disease
from the constitution, and without the use of
Mercury, which have been frequently pretend-
ed, and almost as often proved ineffectual;
although the honorable faculty, Docti Mediae,
have united most generally in declaring no re-
medy to e\ist, in their belief, capable of remov-
ing- the Venerial m ail cases •auhbut the use
of Mercury, which they do not hesitate to pro-
nounce extretnely pernicious, and not untre-
qtiently making the most desperate ravages on
the whole constitution, and rendering the state
of health ever afterward wretched and misera-
ble ; yet, notwithstanding ail these objections
heaped together, the writer, who has no other
interest in the business thaw such as every well
disposed citizen ought to have, and leclforthe
happiness and well being of his fellow crea-
tures, does most confidently give assurance,
that lie is as positive that there is another remedy,
perfectly mild and easy in it;: operation, and
which will effectually remove the disorder
in all cases, and to all intents and purp ises, as
tiiat Mercury will effect the same, biitfrequent-
ly to the great injury of the person's future
health and htrpp'mess.
The writer, knowing the disadvantages un-
der which a medicinal specific labors, which
makes its appearance (as it were) in Arcane-,
in. -takes to make this importai t affair known
in i. half of the proprietors ; and he will ne-
glect no opportunity or justifiable means of
making this business as generally known and
as extensively useful as possible—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 I ,: complaint above alluded to, that they
make seasonable application in order to obtain
a ;i;n.-U relief— Says a _<__ and learnedgKWtle-
man of this country—" Except the kiue pox, (to
lbs is similar and sqnal) a discovery so
ail'---ami: and so useful to mankind, has not
been made in physics during the last century."
" It has been more than seventy and ween
times tried in America, within two years past,
and Uas ever andunifarmlyoperated.trt nil cases,
to full satisfaction." The specific, which is a
pleasant cordials is)vec'd and used without any
change in diet or mode f living, and with the
same inattention tr.ia a. glass of wine is drank.
It is offered, lor the first time, torthe benefitof
thepeople'n I his place. Although the particular
province of this useful specific is the Venerial,
yet, as it effects this point by purifying the
blood and cleansing the system, it consequent-
ly has great power in removing all those com.
plaints which arise from impurity of the blood
It will extract the mercury from the blood of
those who have made too imprudent use of this
" potent destroyer of the human frame "
Application to be made at the house, stand-
ing in the corner of Granby anfl 'Jhieen-streets,
on south-east side, leading from the Market to the
Point, in the morning before noon, and in event
where a gentleman, competent to the bes
will wait on those who may call, with all pos-
sible care anu tenderness, in behalf of
Hcrschcl, late resident at London, I'm;.., and
last at Home-
N. B. " He that is m'« shall be naiie for
hhnself, bid he that scorneth, alone shall bear
it." " Bible."
May 18. d.6t
For Sale,
The fist-sailing schooner
ENTliRPRIZE,
Of about 400 barrels, ifappll-
___...... cation is made on or before the
first day of March, at which time it is expect-
ed she will be ready to take in a cargo,
FUEY, BRUNER, & CO.
Who have feecived by said schooner, and for sale
at theware-houie, corner of Hffi-jard and Pratt,
streets, adjoining their sugar-refine) y,
12,000 wt green Coffee, and 10>000" do. Car-
raccas Cocoa, entitled to drawback on ex
portation,
10 logs St. Domingo Mahogany,
266 Spanish Hides, and a few bales Cotton.
Also on hand,
11 tons Nicaragua Wood.
All of which they will Sell low for cash or
on credit for good pnjun
February 2% Jaw
Advertisement.
Pursuant t» an act of the general assembly
of Maryland passed at November session
1806, notice is hwreby given, to all persons
holding lots in the town of Cumberland, Al.
let,-any county, and on which ground rents
are now due, that unless they come forward,
and discharge the same, on or before the first
day of January next, the said lots so stand-
ing charged with ground rent, and remain-
ing unpaid on that day, will tlieu on the said
1st of January, be put up at public sale, and
sold to the highest bidder, upon a credit of
six'.y days, as by the s*id act of assembly,
entitled " An act authorising the collection
of certain ground rents, due on lots in the
town of Cumberland, in Allegany county"
is directed.
The sale to be held at John Rynes' tavern
in said town, and to commence at In o'clock
in the forenoon. THOMAS BEALL.
april 24th 1807. (may 7.) d25t-lam8m
Notice is hereby given,
THAT the Sheriff of Baltimore county is
directed to have the body of Moses P.
Lancaster, an insolvent debtor, now in his
custody, before the county court of Baltimore
county, on Saturday, the twenty-third day of
May instant, at nine o'clock, A. M. for the pur-
pose of discharging the said Moses P. Lancas-
ter from confinement, unless cause be shewn
to the contrary, agreeably to the directions of
the act of assembly passed at November ses-
sion, 1805, and the supplement thereto, passed
at Novembar session, 1806.
Signed per order,
WILLIAM GIBSON, Clerk,
may 18. _____ - dot
Queen's-ware, China &. Glass,
Matthew7 Smith,
No,?,, Nerth LIBERTY-STREET,
lies now on hand a very complete assortment of
Queen's-ware, Cut and Plain English Glass,
and handsome Tea Cbma.
India Shades, case bottles, Cut Jelly Glas-
ses, Glass Dishes, Bowls, Punch Cans, cS'c.
tffe.
Coun'ry Merchants who purchase Qnsen's-
ware with cash, will find it to their interest,
to call upon him.
may 2\. "ri:
Baltimore and Reister's-town
Turnpike.
Proposals will be received at the Office of
the Managers of the Baltimore and Reister's-
Town Turnpike Road Company, for making
one mile of the road from Reister's-town to-
wards Westminster. By order,
JOHN F. HARRIS, Sec'ry.
Thirty-or forty labm-ers will meet with em-
ployment on the above road.
may 5. d
By Virtue of a Decree
OF the Honorable the high court of Chan-
cery, the subscriber will soil at public sale,
without reserve, at Mr. Chase's vendue ware-
house, corner of Second and Frederick-
BtroqU, on MONDAY, the 25th of May next,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
All that very valuable PROPERTY of Mr.
Thomas Yates, formerly held in company with
Mr. Daniel Bowley, and which has been di-
vfflcd by commissioners appointed under a de-
cree of the chancellor of Maryland, together
with all the ether property assigned by Mr.
Yates to his trustees in. the, y«ar 1800 for the
benefit of Yates and Campbell's creditors.
This property is all in fee simple, to wit :
I'our squares on the east side or Jones's
Falls, on the south of Wilkes-stree,, which
are laid off into 80 lots, fronting on the Fail's
President, Albemarle, Granby, Exeter and
Fie^t-streets.
One square bounded by the streets, Alice.
Anna, Exeter and Albemarle, and on the south
by the logging, being 316 feet on. the Basin,
which is laid off in 15 lots,
Four Lots fronting on Exeter and Polly-
streets, about 200 feet to the north of Mr
George Hussey's dwelling house.
Two Lots ou Granby and York streets, op-
posite to Mr. John Ellis's.
Two Lots fronting on Albemarle, and Gr.-.n-
by streets, Ling about 100 feet to the north
of W'ilkes-street.
16o fset of Ground, fronting on the south
side of the Basin, near to Messrs William
Wilson and Son's wharf.
All the remaining Lots, being part of Hamp-
stead Hit, fronting on Market-street, Fell's
Point, and Baltimore-street continued
Twelve thousand acres of Land, lying- on
the river Bui hartal), in Randolph county, in
the state of Virginia, about 30 miles from
Morgau-Tbwfl, which Lands were granted to
the late Dr. Thomas Bond, of Philadelphia, in
the year 1785, in patents of 4 and 6b0 acres.
A tract of Land near Reister's-town, being
part of H.ile's Venture, containing 72 acres.
And for the purpose of finally closing this
business, the subscriber will at the same time
sell 125,000 dollars of Morris and Nicholson's
Notes.
Also, all the Book Accounts, B*r,ds, Notes,
fkc. assigned by Yates and Campbell to their
trustees.
The terms of sale of tlie above property are,
that the purchaser shall give bond or notes to
the trustee, with security to be approved of by
him for the payment of a part of the purchase
money, as much as vxll satisfy a judgment for
6500 dollars, with interest thereon -within ninety
days from the day of sale, and the residue of
the purchase money at 9, 18 and 24 months
credit, without interest.
Plats and title papers are lodged at the
aforesaid vendue office, where any informati-
on respecting the property may be obtained.
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