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WEDNESDAY, MJLY 15, 1807,
iSaii^
[Vol. XXVII—No. 4103
rovem«iits are, a neat and well finished two-
¦story S'one Dwelling House, Coopers' Shop,
large Stables and other convenient out-houses,
ad! built with stone.
The Mill has lately undergone a thorough
jrcpair, there are between 20 and 30 feet
Lead and fall. She has two water wheels
•which work three pair of Burr Stones, and
is calculated to manufacture about 60 barrels
of flour per day.
The property will be shewn previous to
the sale on application to the Miller, (Mr.
Hugh. M'Gregery) on the premises or to Mr.
James Owings, merchant, No. 97, Bowly's
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
Sale by Auction.
to pursuance of the will of Mr. James Long,
deceased, his executors wdl otter for sale,
on THURSDAY NEXT, the p'th instant,
»t five o'clock in the afternoon, on the pre-
??aises,
From two to three acres of LAND, situat-
ed on the York Road, near the seat of James
J'M-tfards, esq. and aboutttfo miles Irom Bal-
tiniors. The improvements are a twn-story
Fri me House, only a few years old, having
t wo rooms on a floor, and an excellent cellar ;
¦-ll necessary out-bowses , and a pump of good
water. The terms will be one fourth in cash,
and the remainder payable in 1, 2, and 3
veari, with interest from the day of sale.—
Notes with approved endorsers will be re-
uviired for the lust 3 payments.
H THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
For Charleston,
, tCXS The Packet Brig
_J««C LIONIiSS,
! Tj!^A&*e Robert Wilson, master,
| ¦*si«ify8^®!» To sail on Thursday next,
I 16th instant For passage only apply to said
i master on board, or to
FOULK & KARRICK.
Smith's dock.
Who have for sale,
40,000 lb Coffee,
45 hhds. New-Orleans Sugar,
6 tons Nicaragua Wood,
10 do. Logwood,
200 Spanish 'Hides,
20 chests Y. Hyson Tea,
50 k'-gs Chewing Tobacco,
Sail and Sewing Twine.
July 14.______________________dlOt'
For Sale,
The fine fast-sailing French
built Ship HOSE, burthen a-
_ _ b<,ut 300 tons, built of the
¦ "^ iiV*^ best materials, well found in
sails, rigging-, &c. and can be sent to sea at a
small expense. Apply to
CORNTHWAIT 8t YARNALL,
No. (33, Bowly's wliarf,
Who have fo' sale on board said ship,
1.11 tens of good building Sand.
7th mo. 13th. ____________d
Philadelphia Packets.
n&jfe
»&&^V OLQ LINK.
*S£-
July 10.
eots
For Sale,
The good substantial Ship
GENERAL GREEN,
L,4uS$>-^ 23^ 19-91 tons per register,
%rz0&k? and of such dimensions as to
stow a large cargo, for a ship of her tonnage,
well found, having- an extensive inventory of
materials. This ship will be sold on the most
moderate terms, hi order to close a concern.
For terms apply to
CHARLES B. YOUNG, Broker,
Commerce-street.
June 27. ^^1 ^^|
Sale by Auction.
40,000 acres of Land.
The subscribcis ¦will offer for sale at Tho's
Chase's Auction Room, on THURSDAY,
£3d instant, all (heir right, title and interest,
as Trustees to the fallowing valuable pro-
perty, viz :
40,000 acres of LAND, lying on the navi-
gable Wpltefs of the little Kenahawa River,
and Bear Fork cf Steer Creek, in Harrison
county, Virginia. This Land is represented
to be of very good quality, heavily covered
•will) valuable timber, on a navigable river
and distant only about 35 miles from the river
Ohio. A considerable portion of the tract
eonsits of first rate bottom Lands This pro-
•perty on account of its advantageous situati-
on, rapid settlements in the neighborhood, &
i.ts intrinsic and increasing value, offers to
kj)emulators and persons disposed to invest
ttieir money permanently in Lands, an oppor-
;y seldom offered to them, and which
from the great demand for such property in
tiie Western Country, must seldom occur
lin- It is laid off in Lots of 500 acres each.
The title is considered by the trustees to be
unquestionably gaod The original survey and
other papers, with the plats H;c. together with
the opinion of counsel relative to the vali-
dity o! the title, will be left at the store of
John Trimble, No. 18, Cheapside, till the
»iuy of sale, where those inclined to purchase
may have an opportunity of examining them.
The Creditors of Clement Brook, who pre-
fer settling tlicir accounts Immediately, by
purchase, arc respectfully informed that their
claims will b= received in payment, for their
purchases. The terms of payment, which will
be accommodating, will be made kuown at the
time of safe.
JOHN TRIM3LE,? Trustees of
W M. LEE, 3 Clemt. Brooke,
Jtilv 8.________________________cots
Nimrod Maxwell,
Proprietor of the celebrated SulpherSpring
in Adam's county, Pennsylvania, take3 leave,
on the approach of the season for oalhing, h
drinking this highly medicinal water, to in.
form his former friends, and the inhabitants
of this and the neighboring states, who may
be in quest of health or pleasure, that he is
prepared to gratify them in both. His house
is in all respects in an improved state, his
rooms freshly embellished aukl furnished with
the best Beds, and his cellars replenished
¦with a variety of the choicest Liquors. He
promises a plentiful and luxrious Table em-
bailislied by the best cooks ; and has been
at the expence of sinking in the solid Rock,
and replenishing with abundancs of Ice a cave
for the refreshment of his Spring Guests. He
will have obliging Waiters, and plenty of them,
together with Music for the entertainment of
i, tch as delight in that requisite Treat. The
House on the south side of the Bridge, is
occupied by Mr. Robert Long, who kept it
formerly, and who has fitted it in the best
manner (or the accommodation of Boarders
N. Maxwell in this age' of puffing, has
chosen to content himself with this plain and
modest notice, begging his readers to believe
that lie means to perform even more than he
has promised.
_ June It.______________________dl5thjy
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 Rings," by applying
tu the subscriber
JOHN SPERRY, 55, Smith's wharl
May 6. d
Best Russia clean Hemp.
Russia Sheetings > ent:,led to Ar„ wn„ck
Sherry Wine j! «™»ea to clrawbacK
AND
8000 bushels yellow Corn.
For sale by
SCHULTZE &. VOGELF.R.
May 13.__________________'________ d
BEE*;.
i00 bbls. Boston, No. 1, BEEF, just re-
ceived and for sale bv
FITCH HALL, Jun,
Bowly's-wharf.
July X d
tor Amsterdam,
The Ship
BALTIMORE,
' "yj#f Captain William Groom,
ts^SSas. 'Will be ready to *a e in a car-
go on Wednesday next; and as the greater
part is engagedshe will sail very shortly. Su-
gar and Coli'ee, or any kind of light goods
vill be taken on freight. Apply to
CHARLES GHEQJJIERE, Broker.
June 2* -_____^^ __________ eo
For Sale, Freight, or Charter,
—IJX ¦ The Schooner
• ^ftSC" NIMROD,
V'jCCwsp Captain Catiiell,
59^ferjs3~* She is a strong fast-sailing
Schooner about f00 barrels burthen and will
be in excellent order to receive a cargo in
a few days. Apply to
WM. TAYLOR.
Who has imported in said schooner, fhr sale,
350 bags Carrac;.u Cocoa,
243 seivons Sjgar,
fn ba^s I Green COFFEQ,
20 seronns5
8 bales Sasaparilia.
362 dried Hides,
10 tons F»stic.
And has on hand, ^B
Part of 4 cargoes of New Orleans Sugar,
which lie will sell on a credit of 4 and 6
montlis.
A few invoices of Qiieen's-ware, well as-
sorted._______ June 30. 2aw2wi
Sloop Experiment,
For Passengers Only.
ELIHV S. BUNKER,
Be s leave toinlormhis friends
and tlie public that he will,
__ on the first oi July, commence
unnmg a SLOOP, of about o-ic hundred &
en tons Burthen, between the cities ol Aetu-
Tork and Hudson, for the purpose of cai-rj i >g
Passengers.
Few people who have had ocaasion to take
passage up or down the North River, but
have experienced the inconvenience and risque
of goimr on board vessels deeply lo..ded and
-lumbered on d«ck; therefore captain Bunfar
has determined to take no Freight on board
the Experiment, which will remedy that in-
convenience and entirely do away the risque.
The owners of this vessel, being desirous
to render the passage as short, convenient &
agreeable as possible, have not only taken
care to furnish her with the best Beds Bed-
ding, Liquors, Provisions, 8ȣ. but they have
been at a very great expence arid trouble in
procuring materials and building her on the
best construction for sailing and for the ac-
commodation of Ladies and Gentlemen tra-
veiling on business or for pleasure.
The Experiment will leave New-York
every Wednesday evening pr• cLely at six
o'clock and Hudson every 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 become well ac-
quainted with every part of the river ; and
he hopes, by attention and punctuality to me-
rit the patronage oi Ladies and Gentlemen
from the Southward, who may visit the cele-
brated Ballston, Saratoga, is Lebanon Spnpgs,
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 Abuny or any place
above Hudson, (where the river is impeded
by bars, islands and oversows that render it
impossible for fast-sailing vessels to pass) be
thinics wll induce most people who arc ac-
quainted with the difference, to take pass-
age to Hudson, where Carnages or Boats
can at all times be had, at a oderate ex-
pence, to convey them to Albsmy, Tr^y,
Lansingburgh, or the Lebanon-Springs, which
are about 30 miles distance.
Euds*m, May, 1807.
June 2. 2awfiw
¦The public are respectful! informed that all
articles of foreign growth and manufacture,
intended to be shipped to Philadelphia, by
this route, must be accompanied with a certifi
cate of health, until the 1st of October, (,to
be obtained from the Mayor's Offi'C,) cert!
fying that they have been Untied in the United
States thirty days.
WILLIAM M'DONALD.
June 9 '.:aw'jm
Guest, Auerbary and CO
/lave received by the Hccuu's and yohn Adams,
from Liv'erpool'i t ie F.iir American and Globe,
frovn London, ami other lute arrivals at New-
Jork and Philadelphia, upu.ir>is tif
600 packages very choice GOODS
CO'-'SISTIMO OF
7-8 and 9 8 fancy Calicoes and Chintz
7-8 and 9-8 Furniture ditto
f-Kand 6 4 Cambric. Dimities
7 8, 9-8 5t 6 4 Muck and colored Cambrics
Cambric, Jaconet and Bo >k Mc-luis
Lappet and figured Cai:,i>nc ditto
Eh-gant worked ai.d lace Cambric ditto
Printed and worked Muslin Robes
6-1 Lappet and checked Cambric Shawls
Rotjjali and '1 ish bordered Handkerchiefs
7-8 and y 8 pink, blue and fancy checked
Ginghams
Printed QtfiltinjfS
Men's and women's Cotton Hose, plain
lace and sandal chicks
Elegant silk ditto
Ma trass St French PuHica' Handkerchiefs
7-8 and 9 8 cambric Shirtings
Bed Ticlt, Satliuette
C'ltton I.ace and Spider Nets
picnic and Sp'dernet Sieves
Carpets, Sec. AND
6l) oasis London 1'orter, of a superior qua.
lily._________April 177______________d__
Fresh Lisfo-QM JLemmons.
150 bo&es in excellent order, just received
from Philadelphia, and for lale by
FIl'CH H.M.I., J,in.
81, Bowly's wharf
July 8.________________________dKt
Peter Hoffman fc* Son
ti.:v reniainiig of their Sprfcg hnp stations,
(Entitled to drawback on exportation)
Superfine Clotns,
Cassemiers,
Flannels,
Fan-v Muslins,
Plain Cambric do
Chambray Muslins,
Prints,
Cotton a id Silk Hosiery,
Shirting Cottons,
Nuns and Colored Thread,
Knitting Cotton,
Fine I '.'its, vc
And daily expect a further supply.
June i d
Novice.
All pesrons indebted to the subscriber, or
to the late firm of S t L. Combs, are request-
ed to make immediate psyrasnt, and iliofce
who haveateims, will pb ase render their ac-
counts for settlement.
S \MUEC COMBS,
Ho 89, Market-street.
July 11. d4>4
Notice.
JOHN -XEN NEDY & COX
Have removed their Books of Accounts,
also, those of the late firm of Anthony & John
Kennedy and Co. to the Counting House of
Messrs. A. Kennedy and Collioon, No. lo,
Light-street ; where all persons indebted to
either of the above firms are requested to
make payment, and those who have claims
agai.ist tlie same will please hand in their ac-
counts for settlement,
July 10- a
Wanted in a Grocery Store,
A young vtan who is acquainted with fi
gures, and writes a fsi'tr hand, will be tak n
as an apprentice, provided lie can come well
recommended. One from the country would
be prefered. Apply at this office
July I. _____________________dl?t
Valuable Property
FOR SALE BT AUCI'lOH.
Pursusant to the authority vestsd in tiie sub-
scribers, by deed of trust executed by
Charles F. Renter and Gerhard Vun Mar-
ten, on the 31st day of October, 1805, wid
be sold at public auctioe, by Thomas Chase,
on ti:« premises, on MOND .Y, the i th
day of July instant, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon .•
ALL that valuable HOUSE and LOI' in
fee simple, lately occupied by the said Kent ¦
er and Von Harten, fronting on the east side
of North Howard street, 25 feet, and extend
ing back 66 feet, thence 5>) feet to Cowpen-
alley, and fronting on said alley 33 tect Tlie
terms of sale are, for notes with approved
endorsers for 3,5 0 dollars, payable at 60
days ; 3,500 dollars, at 120 days, and iiie
balance at 6, 12 and 18 months with inte-
rest on the whole from the day of sale. Tlie
said property is now under rent for 1000
dollar! per annum. A transfer wih be given
on the lease of said rent.
ANTHONY K1MMEL h SON.
July 9. dti
Baltimore & Frederick Turn-
pike Koad Company.
NOTICE IS H.EAEBT GIVEN,
That the Presii'ent and Managers require
the payment of the second instalment of Five
Dollars on each Share of the Augmented
Stock on Monday, the 17th day of Aug st
next, at the Bank of Maryland.
Per order.
J. LEWIS WAMPLER, Sec'ry.
July 9______________________dtllAu
Fitch Hall,. Jun.
81, Bowly's wharf,
Has received per schooner Gorham Lovell,
from Boston,
150 boxes Fresh Lisbon Lemons, and
f 25 do Tea China.
I July 13____________________ d8t
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New Yo'k,
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OR,
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