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Seven Dollars per Annum.]
lUmRTESER,
SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1S07.
[Vol. XXVI—No. 4076.
KMWJtu^KJcfcMuwwnMii
Sale by Auction.
On MONDAY,
'fke 8th of June, at II o'clock, will be sold on
the premises,
Part of LOT No. 33, fronting 66 feet on
Hanover-street, and running back 173 feet 3
indies. JOHN C. WEIiMS.
June 2. ______ ¦________________dU____
Sale by /Auction—Postponed.
Tbi sale of the property on Reister's-town
road, belongiwr to Mr. John H. Hoskyn's,' ad-
ve'ftiied to take place tomorrow afternoon,
is unavoidably postponed until Wednesday,
the 10 instant, at 4 o'clock.
VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of a Warrant Fieri Facias from
' Thomas Love, esq. a justice of the peace for
Baltimore county, to me directed, will lie ex-
posed t.> Public Sale, on SATURDAY, the 6th
June next, at 3 o'clock, P. M. at Mr. Moses
'jLemmons tavern, near the premises, for cash,
the foil rwing Ptopcrty, to viit i
A LOT of GROUN D, containing 60 perch-
es, more or less, situate on the York turnpike
road, adjoining .the property of Mr. Charles
Gorsach — Late the property of Stephen Gor-
guch, taken at the suit of John Ge-rsuch.
JOHN HUNTER, Sheriff.
may 28.
dts
Sale by Auction.
On WEDNESDAY,
The 19th instant, at 4Vctockiilthe afternoon,
will, b? sold on the premises,
The Dwelling-House and G viiden bc-
1 >i,'_;i,(';• to Mr. John H. Hoskyns, and occu-
pied by him, situated on the Reister's-town
turnpike road, a short distance from St.
College ; it fronts on the road 66 feet, and
rims back 200 feet, to a 20 feet alley _ Tlie
t;-i-.l .11 is as highly improved as a,;v in the.
environs of the city, and planted with the
choicest Shrubs, Flowers and Fruit Tress;
and has the advantage of a singularly well
constructed Green House., which requires no
artificial heat during the severest winter ; fc
it is stocked with a collection of the choicest
plants Terms made known at time of sale.
.VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs.
June 5. ________
Ship Triton's Cargo.
To be Sold at Public Auction,
Cm TUESDAY,
Tint \&th instant, at ten o'&loelh at Robert B
Griffith's stores, in Third-street, below Spruce.
¦ '•¦'*• ...
The entire Cargo of TEAS, just imported
in the ship Triton, being- all of a superior
qu.ditv. About 3300 quarter chests consist-
ing of
HVSON,
YOUNG HYS'jN,
HYSON SKIN & SOUCHONG.
N. B. A liberal credit will be given to
purchasers.
ANDREW BAYARD, Auct'r.
Philadelphia, June 3. [1,5.] d6tf
R"
JLS
Bolting Cloths.
Millers and others, who deal in this article
can be supplied on the best terms, by the in,
voice or single piece, with Bolting Cloths, from
No. 0 a 7, of a superior quality, from the ma-
nufactory of the " Three Kings," by applying
to the subscriber.
JOHN SPERRY,
55, Smith's wharf.
May 6. d
~ amoTbrownIs? co.
. No 109, Market-street,
Have received their Sprjjig Supplyof Shoes,
among which are several thousand pairs as-
sorted in.packages, to suit country merchants,
-which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
or acceptances in town. Also, 100 pairs Bal-
timore manufactured B oo TS,onalibcralcredit
ap.-S 2o. d
Fred. Lindenberger and Co.
JKroe i.nportedby the late arrivals /rem Liver-
pool and Bristol,
A very extensive Assortment of
Hardware, Cutlery,
TINNED & PLATED SADDLERY,
AND BRASS-WARE.
Among which arc,
Spades and Shovels, prime & double-prime
grain and grass Waldron's Scythes, Sickles,
Vr-- -j-Parts, Nails from 3d to 30d. Scupper
Nails, Pump Tacks, seine and sewing Twine,
Pewter in small casks, Kuland's Rifle. Looks,
Guns, Pistols, Pins, Hoes,Devonshire Shovels,
bell-matal Skillets and Kettles, copper and
bras9 ditto, Saws ; Diaper, straining, twist
and woollen Web ; Suwarrow Spurs ; fash-
ionable Buttons; gilt, plated, white and j el-
low metal ditto, &c. &c. &c April 27. d
Guest, Atterbury and Co,
Mare received by the Hercules and John Adams,
from. Liverpool; the Fair American and Globe,
from London, and other late arrivals at JS'etv-
1fir/t and Philadelphia, upwards of
600 package.? very choice GOODS
consisting or
7-8 and 9-8 fancy Calicoes and Chintz
7-8 and 9-8 Furniture ditto
7-8 and 6 4 Cambric Dimities
"ft-8, 9-8 & 6-4."black and colorad Cambrics
Cambric, Jaconet and Book Muslins
Lappet and figured Cambric ditto
¦ Elegant worked aid lace Cambric ditto
Printed and worked Muslin Robes
6-4 Lappet and checked Cambric Shawls
Romall and flush bonl«tf.?;t Handkerchiefs
7-8 and 9-8 pink, biue and fancy checked
Ginghams
•PrinUid Quilting*
Men's and woman's Cotton Hose, plain
lace and sandal clocks
£le.syant silk ditto
"Madras* & French PuUieat, Handkerchiefs
7-S Htrd9-8 cambric Shirtings
Beet Tjcif, Sattinette
Cotton Lace and Spider Nets
Picnic and Spider net Sleeves
Carpets, he,. AMD
«) casus London Porter, of a superior qua-
For Sale, Freight or Charter,
. _±?5&» The very fine Philadelphia
jjM^lS built Brig MF.tt.CJRY, not
eS^^JjOj^ 4 years old ; burtlwn about
^Scs^Sias '2200 barrels, copper-fastened
and coppered to the bends. Fur terms ap-
ply to
HUGH THOMPSON.
June 5. d4t f
For Freight to Europe,
Or, the WEST-INDIES,
The Shi •
ABBY & SAl.I.Y,
Charles Sheldon, master,
Burthen 152 tons, or 1200 bbls.
She is strong, well fitted and ready to re-
ceive a cargo immediately. A.pplv to
PAYSON & "SMITH.
Who have received by said ship, and offer for sale,
20' tons Riis.si* Clean Hemp,
1 box desert (China) Plates,
2 boxes Imperial Tea.
June 5. d6t
For Leghorn,
The coppered and fast-sailing
Ship CONNECTICUT,
Capt David M'Clure,
Has a considerable part of
her cargo on board, and will be dispatched
with all possible speed. For freight apply to
THOMAS TENANT, Or
D. L. THOMAS, Ship Broker,
may 29. d
For Liverpool,
JtTTV The staunch new Ship
To sail early in J4t
Sloop Experiment,
For Passengers Only.
, J^jtX KLLHV S. BUNKER,
_-:Tv ^*jEV Be*s leave toinformhis friends
£ffi»ffil2M^ an<1 t,le' puW'O that he will,
•$i^iB&&gfrvt ou the first of July, commence
tinning a SLOOP, of about o.:e hundred &
en tons Burthen, between the cities of NtW-
Tork and Hudson, for the purpose of carrying
Passengers.
Few people who have had oceaidon to lake
passage up or down the North River, but
have experienced the inconvenience and risque
of going on board vessels deeply loaded and
lumbered on deck ; therefore captain Bunker
has determined to take no Freight on board
the Experiment, which will remedy that in-
convenience and entirely do away the nsqtte.
The owners of this vessel, being desirous
to render the passage as short, convenient U
agreeable as possible, have not only taken
care to furnish her vrith the best. Beds, Bed-
ding, Liquors, Provisions, &.C but they iiave
been at a very great expence and trouble in
procuring materials and building her on the
best construction for sailing and for the ac-
commodation of Ladies and Gentlemen tra-
velling en business or for pleasure.
The Experiment will leave New-York
every Wednesday evening precisely at six
o'clock, and Hudson a\ory Sunday Morning
at 8 o'clock, throughout the season.
Captain Bunker having been several years
engaged in the freighting business between
New-York and Hudson, has becuii a well ac-
quainted with every part of the river ; and
he hopes, by attention and punctuality to me-
rit the patronage of Ladies and Gentlemen
from the Southward, who may visit the cele-
brated Ballston, Saratoga, isf Lebanon Springs,
or Travellers, who may have occasion to tra-
vel through the Northern States.—-The short-
ness of the passage to Hudson when com-
pared with that to Albany or any piace
above Hudson, (where the river is impeded
by bars, islands and overslaws that render it
impossible for fest-sailing vessels to pass) he
thinks w.U induce most people who are ac-
quainted with tlie difference, to take pass-
age to Hudson, where Carriages or Boats
can at all times be had, at a oder ate ex-
pence, to convey them to Albany, Ti-"y,
tansingbur'gh, or the Lebanon Springs, which
arc about 30 pjilcs distance,
Hudson, May, liaOT.
June S, ' 2»w6w
For Anisterdem,
;-v The Ship 1H.1ZA,
J. jiuffington, master ;
Sh.v is in complete order an '
•£*,-_ will be dispatched soon, i'or
freight or passage: aphfy to
THOMAS TENANT, or
JOSEPH STEKETT.
may- 30. eo6t||
Washington Tavern,
NEW-MdliKXT, FREDERICK COUoTTY
The subscriber returns his grate fid thanks I .>
a generous public, for the support in his line
since his commencement; and as he is well
supplied with every necessary for public ac-
commodation, together with his prompt atten-
tion, hopes a continuation of their fi •¦ rs.
JAMES WHIFFING.
may 26. _______ ___________2aw4t-;.
12 seroons Peruvian Bark
of a good quality and entitled to drawback,
or sale on a liberal credit oy
FREDERICK LINDENBERGER & CO
may 5_____________d
To be Sold.
The subscriber having been appointed trus-
tee for that purpose, offVrs for sale tli.it valu-
able tract or parcel of LAND or PLAN-
TATION, late the property of ZacUanah
M'Kubm ; containing about 488 acres, lying
and being in Montgomery county, with a
large and commodious mill house 38 feet by
42, three-stories high, one-story of which is
stone and two of brick, with two water
wheels, three pair of stones, two of which
are French Burr, one of Collins j with mer-
chant and country bolting cloths, sufficient
for manufacturing Hour, ail in good repair ;
with a saw mill, stable, smuh's-shop, dwel-
ling and store-house, the mill stands on a
public road, leading from'he mouth of Ma
nococy to the city of Washington, about 11
miles from the former, and 20 from the latter
sad 20 from Frederick-town. The abcu-
property will be sold in Lots, or all toge-
ther as will best suit the purchasers. The
terms of sale will be cash. If not Sold at pri-
vate sale before the twenty-ninth day of Oc-
tober next, the sale to commence that day,
or m case of rain, the first fair day thereafter
HENRY HOWARD of John, Trustee.
N. B. The subsoriber will also sell 250
acres of LAND tying on the south side of
Patapsco river, within about 7 miles of Bal-
timore by water or land ; the one half in good
wood and well adapted to any kind of coun-
try produce.
The terms will be one third cash, on the re-
sidua there -will be a credit, with bond bear-
ing interest. H. HOWARD, of J. Trustee,
may 30._______________________2aw
Public Notice is hereby given,
THAT the subscriber hath obtained from
tke orphans' court of Baltimore county, letters
of administration, with the will annexed, on
the personal estate of Geo,ge Dowig, late of
said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate, are requested to
exhibit them duly authenticated for payment
on or before the sixth day of November next,
otherwise they may by law, be excluded from
all benefit of said estate ; and all those indebt-
ed are requested to make payment without
delay, to
JOHN HILLEN, Adm'r.
May 4, 1807.___________________2aw6w||
For Sale.
Two valuable three-story BRICK WARE
HOUSES, situate at tne head of Ellicott's
dock; also a new two-story BRICK DWEL-
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 meadow
belonging thereto. The latter property is well
situate for either a small private famjy or ta-
vern. For terms apply to-
FREDERICK PRICE,
No. 8, North Calvert-street
A. 2______________________ 2aw
To Lease on Ground Rent,
The following LOTS in Yates' 6c Bowly's
addition :
No. 68 on York-street 25 feet front 62 deep
69 do. 25 do. do. 52 d o
74 Wilkes-st. 25 do. do. 54 d o
ALSO,
Lot No. 21 on Petter.street (Asquith's
addition) 30 f&et front, 80 deep.
ROB: G. HARPER.
may 5.___________________________2aw
Land for Sale
THE subscriber offers for Sale, ROBERT'S
PAKE, containing 166 acres; being within 3
miles of Baltimore, on the Falls turnpike road.
The impi ovements are, a smallframe Dwelling
i 'ouse, a Kitchen adjoining, Barn and Stables,
a small Spring House, a good Apple Orchard,
a Meadow very rich, about 6 acres cleared, &
from SO to 2.i more may be easily made, as the
place is well watered. There is a sufficient
quantity of timber for tl e use of the farm___
The terms of sale may be known by applying
to Abraham ffessop, in Howard-street, or to
JOHN MERRYMAN, of Sam'l,
Near Hookstown.
may 18^__________________________ ^aw
To Lease, on ground-rent,
SIX LOTS on Franklin-street, south side,
opposite to the water company's reservoir, 20
feet front la 90 feet deep ; beginning for No. 1
at thejdistance'of about 304 feet from the inter-
section of Franklin and Calvert-streets, and
running eastwardly for breadth, adjoining each
other, aiid bounding on Franklin-street.
Also, six other LOTS on Gravel-alley, the
north side, 20 feet front and 50 feet deep.
Gravel-alley runs parallel with Franklm-street,
and Is £0 feet wide. The Lots on it run back
to those on Franklin-street. Persons who
lake Lots on Franklin-street, will therefore
have an opportunity of making them 140 feet
deep, to run back to the alley.
Persons who wish to take lots of this depth,
may, if they choose, have a greater front. Those
who prefer purchasing in fi.« simple, may have
a credit of 12 months, on approved notes with
endorsers, and a clear title when the money is
paid.
A plat may be seen, and terms known, by
apportion to the subscriber, or to James Ba-
ker, surveyor, Oldtown, near the foot-bridge,
who will she,,- the lots.
UOB. 6. HAMPER.
J*inc 1, 2av)
PROPOSALS,
ByEZRASARGEANT, No. 39, Wall-street,
New-York,
For publishing by subscription,
A NEW CYCLOPEDIA,
OR,
Dictionary of Arts £sf Sciences.
BY G. GREGORY, D. D.
Author of Kscays Historical and Moral, the
Economy if Nature, iSft, t2"c.
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Dollars.
New-York, May, 18Q7-
June 1. d
Peter Hoffman & Son
Have remaining of their Spring importations,
(Entitled to drawback on exportation)
Superfine Cloths,
CaSsemiers,
Flannels,
Fancy Muslins,
Plain Cambric do.
Cuamhray Muslins,
Prints,
Cotton and Silk Hosiery,
Shirting Cottons,
Nuns and Colored Thread,
Knitting Cotton,
line Hats, ike.
And daily expect a ftrther rufply.
J uns 2. i.
This is to Give Notice,
THAT the Subscriber hath obtained from
the Orphan's court of Baltimore county, in
Maryland, letters of administration on the
personal estate of John Beckley, late of said
county, deceased ; all persons having claims
against the said-deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the touchers there-
of, to the subscriber, at or before the 29th day
of October next, they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand, this 29th day of Apvi,
1807.
MAH-V BECK LEY, Adn'x
_^April 29. 2awl2ijj
This is to give Notice,
THA r the Subscribers of Baltimore eoun*
ty hath obtaiued from the orphan's court of
Baltimore county, ill the state of Maryland,
letters tesl-mentajy on the estate of Engel-
hard Yeiser, late of said county, deceased.—
All persons having claims against, the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub-
scribers, on or before the 8th day of
public, that he has removed from his old stand
to the above place, where he hopes by a punc-
tual attention to business, to merit a continu-
ance of the public patronage which he has hi.
therto so liberally experienced.
He has on hand, am: will be constantly sup-
plied with, aft elegant assortment of Gold and
Silver Horizontal, Seconds, Capped. Jewelled,
and other WATCHES, of the first quality,
which he offers for sale at ti>e most reduced
rices may 19. 2aw
My Creditors will take JMotice>
THAT I intend to apply to Harford coun-
ty Court, at August term next for the benefit
of the act for the relief of insolvent debtors.
WALTER TOLLEY HALL.
Way 15 .._____________________2aw2mj;
Gum Copal and Gum Arabic.
5,000 lb.'GUM COPAL.of asupeiiorqnali-
ty, entitled to drawback, and suitable for lli»
German Market.
ALSO,
S.OOOlb.GUM ARABIC ofthe first quality;
for sale on reasonable terms if immediate ap-
pucation is made to
JAMES HANNA,
No. 102, Market-street.
June 4. d_t
Lewis Michael & Co.
have imported, in the different vessels from,
London and Liverpool, their assortment of' j
Spring Goods,
Also on hand,
India Muslins, Checks, Bandanno Handker-
chiefs, German and Irish Linens, assorted—
ail which will be sold on reasonable terms.
may 4. d-18t
Alexander Fimister,
33, Market-street, 3 doors below
South Gay streit,
Respectfully informs his friends and the pub«
lie that he has just received
A handsome assortment t>f
SHOES.
Among which are,
Ladies' Fancy Kid and Morocco SLIP-
PERS, Gentlemen's Fine SHOES & PUMPS}
One box of Spangled Rosetts, all of which
are offered at the lowest prices.
June 3. *6t.
Wanted by a Young Man,
Board s-.wX Lodging, in a respectable private
family where terms would be mederale and
society agreeable. The attainment of the lat-
ter is his chief object. A line addressed to
G. and left at tlii's Office will meet imme.ii.
ate attention. June 3 d
Twenty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from Doughoragr n Manor, Elk-
ridire, (the summer residence of Charles Car-
rod, ofCarrollton, Esq.) on the i9th instant, a
Negro Man, named WILLIAM ; about .10
years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high ( of a
pleasing countenance ; wears his wool platted
on the locks and behind, and turned up with a
comb. His clothing that can be recollected u,
a long blue cloth coat, London brown panta-
loons, black ditto, new shots with one row of
hob nails round the soles ami heels. He was
lately porchased of judge Chase, of the city of
Baltimore. Whoever will deliver tin; above
Negro to the subscriber, at the manor on F.Ik.
rilge, shall receive Twenty Dollars; or. if
secured in Baltrfnore jail, Fifteen Dollars, in-
eluding what tlie law aiiows.
ABIJAH FENN.
nay r4 i-
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