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Tor Sale. T^'O valuable three st«ry BRICK AVARF. ftOUS-CS sittote a* fie head of EUicott'a dock. ; also . ne ..two story I! UCK D A'EL- 1MG HOUSE ami LOT, situate about a mile fro,., tli- city "¦ Baltim ore, on the Frederick TTV>wn,Ti|rnpike p >ul TheVe is so handsome Garden «itl a small pice? of excellent endow belonging thereto. I'lie latter property is well Situate lor either a small private family or ta- veni. For terms apple to' FREDERICK PRICE, No 8, North Calvert si reel. A. I aw Land tor .^aie THE subscriber offer, fir Sale, ROBERT'S PARK Containing 166 acres; being within 3 miles of.tialtimore, on the Falls turnpike mad The improvements ar?, a small frame Dwelling House, a Kitchen idjoiiiiiic;. Barn and Stables, a small Spri ig Mouse, ag -ol Apple Orchard & Meadow very rich, about 0 .acres cleared, g; from 20 to 25 more1 may be easily male, as the place is well watered. There is a sufficient ' quantity of timber for tie use of tlie farm •• Tiie terms of sale may be known By ap lying Abraham fssop, in Howard-street or to JOHN MERRYM AN, ol'Sam'l, Near Hookstown may 18_________________________9a w To the Voters of Jbaiuniore County, GENTLEMEN, We having a long and intimate acquaint, since with. Mr Sain. Chew Hunt, beg leave to recommend him, as a fit person to represent yon in the next general assembly, ami ha"*? no doubt if pi iced in that Office he will ac- quit himself with integrity. MANY VOTERS. __ Baltimore county. August '4 2>w To Lease on Ground Kent, The following LOTS in Yates' & Bowly's addition : No. 08 on York-street IS feet front. 62 deep 69 do. 25 do. do. 52 do. 74 Wilkes st. 35 do. do. 54 do. ALSO, Lot No. 21 on Potter street (Asquith's addition) dO feet front, 80 deep. 100 Dollars Reward. Ramway from the subscriber, living in Prince George's county, near Alexandria fer« ry, the two following Negro Men, both black- smiths by tr de : NE ), and sometimes calls | himself Ed ward Plafy, 3 i years old, a small I si wide* made black Negro, and ca.i read and | write. I emiiot describe his dress, as ha car- ried a number of good clothes with him. He has a wile in Alexandria, a free mulatto \vo- nan of the name of Rachel, and four chil- dren—I exoect she will follow him. J ^CK (butcalU himself John Dickson) a dark mulatto, mldiing lusty, active and well made His dress I cannot describe, as he al- so carried one or two suits of sundry clothes with htm Any person apprehending the above slaves, and securing them in jail so that I get them again, shall receive, if taken within 20 miles from ho ue, fit) dollars ; or if more ban tiiat dial mce, the above reward and all rea- sonable charges if brought home, or in pro- portion, for cither, till masters of vessels & others are fore warned from employing or car- rying tiiem oft' at their peril. JAMES HAWKINS. July 27. Qqwiiw may 5. ROB: G. HARPER 2aw To Rent, The choice of 2 two-story Brick Dwelling II -U.-ES; each has a store in front; one si- tuate on Baltimore.street, adjoining the store of Messrs Jacob and IVm Baltzell; the other near the Precincts Market House, calculat- ed for the reception of a lari-e family Ap- plication to be made at No 240, Baltimofe- s' fei t Juie. 20 2aw To bease, on ground-rent, SIX LOTS on Franklin-street, south side, Opposite to the water company's res'" voir, 2( feet front St 90 feet deep ; beginning for No. I at the distance ofabout 304 feet from the inter. section of Franklin and Calve.rt-slreets, and running eastward!) for breadth adjoining each other, and bounding mi Franklin-street. Also, six other LOTS on Gravel-alley, the Hoith side, .tO feet front and 50 feet deep. Gravel-alley runs parallel with Frankhtv street, and is 20 feet wide. The Lots on it run back to those on Franklin-street. Persons who take Lots on Franklin-street, will thfrefort have an o pnrtunily of making them 140 feet de :p, to run back to the alley Persons who wish to take lots of this depth, rnay,ift.heyr.lioo;se, have a greater front Those who prefer pit.chasing in f'»' simple, nftaj ha e a credit of Li mouths, on approved not s with endorsers, and a clear title when the money is paid A plat may be seen, and tornas known, by application to the subscriber, of to James Ba- ker, surveyor, Oldtown, near the foot-bridge, who will shew the lots. ROB. G. HARPER. June 1. 2aw This is to give Notice, That the subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans' Court o'' Baltimore county, in Mary. land, letters testamentary, on the personal estate of -John Taylir, late of Baltimore coun- ty* deceased : All persons having claims a- gainst the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch, r« t: • e- of to the subscriber, at or before the .;. h ol ruber rext, they may otherwise to i « be excluded from all benefit of said estate, Given under in hand, this 20th day of ] tie, 1SJ7. JO-;N SlijUL tZ, Executor of John Tailor. Iw°"" I^Qy.________________ 'yw' is »tice is iiereby u'lven, THAT the commissioner* of the lax for Baltimore counti, will meet at No. 41 North Gay street, on Tuesday, the 1st day of .Sep- tember next, and continue to sit tin- two fol- lowing days, for the purpose of making trans- fers and hearing appeals from persons residing ill said county and precincts. Ey order of the Board, SAMUEL VINCENT, C'erk. August 12. 2aw To be Sold. The subscriber having been appointed trus- tee for that, purpose, off. rs for sale that valu- able tract or parcel of LAND or PLAN- TATION, late the property ol 2achartal) M'Kubin ; containing about 488 acres, lying and being in Montgomery county, with a large and commodious mill house 08 feet by 42, three-stories high, one-story ot which is Stone and two of brick, with two water wheels, three pair oi stones, two of which are French Burr, one of Collins ; with mer- chant and country bolting cloths, sufficient for manufacturing flour, all in good repair; •with a saw mill, stable, smidi's-shop, dwel- ling and store-house, the mill stands on a public road, leading from the mouth of Ma hococv to the city of Washington, about 11 miles from the former, and 20 from the latter and 20 from Frederick town. 'I he above 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 ol Oc- tober next, the sale to commence that day, or in case of rain, the first fair daj thereafter HENRY HOW ARD of John,' Trustee. N. B. The subscriber will also sell 250 acres of LAND lying on the south side of Patapseo_river, within about 7 miles of Bal- "tmiore by water or land j the one half in eood wood and well adapted to an} kind of coun- try produce. The terms will be one third cash, on the re- sides there will be a credit, with bond bear- ing interest. H HOWARD, of J. Trustee may 30. 2aw For Sale or Kent, The subscriber w 11 seller rent, the HOTEL situated on tile Capitol Hill, and near to the Capitol, at present occupied by Mr. P. D. Etc lie. As this Louse is wi 1! known, it is use- less to say mote than that it is calculated for a large establishment, and is tl e first situation for a Hotel on a large scale in this city. Pos- session can be had o. the first day o, October next Some other houses lor sale or rent, on the hill, near the Capitol. For terms apply to DANIEL CARROLL, ol Dud'u, Washington, August 7. tuUfistO FINN'S IMPROVEMENT, &c &c. Seven new 'I UBS, emit shortly (mother extensive HOli, ER, besides a variety <>f other efforts to please ' ¦' ¦' WILLIAM FINN, Wno ot he CITY BATHS, JONES' FALLS FOOT- BRIDGE, Has had the honor for several tears past to tie instrumental in washing the body carfio- eat o* half tke communit) ; takes this liber- y to talk like a states WO), viz—at/w his own but for the pnbii gOftd ! To infirm all his aid and nc»u friends, as wel those lie iiiOK-s, as those he don't k-:t>\\> ; 'hat hjs yutent submersion machinery, is now in complete order '•'" their '•"caption ; or, in other'words, he ins made, HI l is still making, such additions to his es- tablishment, thai iiom day light until mid- night no applicant will be subject to 'he un- necessarv loss of a moments detention, fo Obtain either a COLD, W'ARM, SUOWKR, or PLUNGING BATH; when the season permits : APPROPRIATE ROOMS A KD hat king runs. For all sizes and sexes, i Jetached Rooms, parliculaln appropriated for LA LIES, and Cordial Uestoiyth es, as usual > iz : Finn's Antispasmodics ; Grand Restoratives ; Ripubli can Strengtheners for the nerves, and the never failing exliilirati-.es of tie system vulgar!) named Milch and Fruit PUNCH, LEM> NADE, &c. Together ¦with th«s,most punc- tual attention of the public's most obsequi- ous, &c. &c. WILLIAM FINN. N. B. For the further encourage rent of persons inclined to bathe, St coining in stages one half of the hire will be paid, if required. Join- 18 .'aw i 'ickhng Vinegar. The subsei'ibei's have on hand, a quantity of Vi - KG - R, fit for Pickling, wh ch they will sell by the hogshead, barrel, or gallon- TEAS. ALSO, A choice seLetion of TEAS, particularly chpseri for retail] -g ; and a general assort inent of Ght >C !a IES ; whitli they will sell wholesale or retail, on modi rate terms' RILEY i LUKEHART. WM iULEY Has also on hand at ins 1 aclory, on East- street, a good assortment of bbt'TS and S . .OES, part cdar y made fur h me consump- tion ; where measures will be taken, and or- ders punctually complied with, with neatness and dispacth 9th mo. 4th.______________Saw 8t Fresh Garden 5t Gr;is.« See3sT M AX1M1LLIAN HEUISI.ER, HAS received by the ship I air American, fiom London, his usual supply of GAKDEN SEEDS, which makes his assortment com plete. Also, CRASS SEEDS, viz. White Clover, I.u Seme, Cinque foil and Hye Grass, and a few line Moss Itos s, all which lie will sell lew, at his Nursery & Garden, at Portland-Ferry- Branch, near Baltimore. __april 9- 2aw 1 \ Nonce is iiereby Given, That the subscriber hath obtained from the Orphan's court of Baltimore county, let- ters o adminisiration on the personal estate of William LiUinger, late of said county, deceased : All persons having claims against said estate, are desired to reader them to tee subscriber duly authenticated, (or pay n.ent, on or befbre the Ctb day of March next, otherwise they may by law beexcludtd from all benefit of said estate ; and all those ind.ebtiid, are desired to make payment with- out dclai. ELIZABETH LI1ZINGF.R, Ailniiiilslraoix. Sept 5, 18.7 ','aw6w$ Russia Slur etings, Indigo, Up- land Coiton, he. &c 200 pie es Utissia Sheetings, -j 10 cases of Bengal & Manilla Indigo, first quality 2 barrels Carolina, do. 12 Pipes real Cogniac Brandy, 1000 pieces Blue Nankins, ^___________ lQo bales [rime Upland Cotton, 150 barrels Boston No t & 2 Beef. 15o half boxes :pcct a further supply froth Lou don and Liverpool, which will render their assortment complete. ¦JO LET, Two Warehouses on .Smith's wharf; and the Store, lately occupied by James Sonier- vill &. Co Sept 11. d6t--caw VViiliam Norris, Jun. No. 04, M.rk t stre,t, HAS TOIl SALE, 111 chests roilng Hyson lea, 1st quality; 85 di'.io Hyson Skin ; 150 small boxes HyM-n Sk'trTea, of 13 1-2 lb each ; i7 chests Sou- chong ; 5 d'nto Pekoe Souchong ; 300 leads I p.rial and II son Tea, containing 2 lbs- each, of supeiior quality; r- al Cogniac Bran- dy, in long pipes ; bordeaux dilto. in Short pipes; Old Jamaica and Antigua Spirits, m hhd .; Ilollan I Gin in pipe s i old Ptach Brandy, ill bbls ; Made.fa Wine, in pipes, half pipes, and qu-rter casi,si tiroVn vu- gar,;hl lihds. ; Colli e, in bags; Black Pep- per, Basket Salt, Kaci and Ground b.nger, in kegs; Double Refined Malt Petre ; Cassia, in small bales ; Mace, Cinan on, Nutmegs, and Cunes ; warranted and common Choco- late; Mould and Uipt Candles, of the lust q udity, in boxes ; Spermaceti Cam les ; Lon- don and Philadelphia Mustar , in boxes of 8 and 3 dozen each; Castile, White an ' Brown Soap, in hoses ; 200 whole and h,if boxes 8, some of which are superior to any in this ch} ; 2100 roun.is doubl sialed Battle- Powder, in pound papers, of superior quality; Fig Blue, in small boxes ; Spanish, Fiotai t, Mil fiew-Oileans Indigo, of the best qaa'ity ; Cabineas and small Twist 1 obacco, in Fegs and half kegs, suitable for retailing, some of which has been manufacture i 18 months ; Sweet Oil, in boxes oi aO Masks each, and in baskets and boxes of 12 bottles eac li ; Old Port and Madeira Wine, in bottles; Cordial, in bottles ; Ketchup, in do ; Ol i Champai- gne and Burgundy Wine, in boxes of 1 doz each ; Ciaret Wine, in boxes of 1 and 2 doz. each, 1st and 2d quality; Playing Cards by wholesale, at the niaMufacturer's prices ; Ja- mieson's Crackers, in bbls. half bbls kegs, and by r tail; Patent Shot, assorted ; Bloom Raisins, in hoses ; Soft Shelled, and Shelled \linonds. Filberts, White Mustard Seed ; Long Pepper ; Pickling Vinegar ; Poiand Starch, in pound papers ; Split Peas, in smell kegs, and by retail; 12 years old Spirits, and 15 years old Cogniac iVandy, by retail ; Ca pers, Olives and Anchovies, in bexes ; real Ceylon Cinnamon, cc. /O.I of which will be sold wholesale and retail, low for rash, or on the usual credit to punctual customers. Sept 5. d4l-2aw4w The Office of Master, Of Alleghany county School, will soon be- come vacant, and ths visitors of that institu- tion, wish to receive proposals from any gen- tleinan willing to undertake that trust. Node need apply but such as can produce satisfactory test.monials of their ability to teach the lan- guages, and other branches of learning, as well as of their moial character, and good conduct. A clergyman would be preferred, for whom, in that capacity, a considerable sub scriDtion would be made, if approved of.— There is an annual donation of two hiumud dollars from the state, so that the whole to gether, might form an object, worthy oi the. attention of a man of learning juid character. Letters may be addressed to Win M'Ma- hon, esq. Cumberland, Maryland. Sept. 11. ____ 2aw6t This is to give Notice, That the subscriber hath obtained (romtlie Orphan's Court of Baltimore county, in Mart - land, letters of administration on the pi r-ei.al estate of Casper Smith, late of Baltimore county, deceased : all persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby warn- ed to i xhibit the same with the voucher.".there- of to th= subscriber, at or before tl.e 14th day of March nejtt, they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate. Given under my hand, this 14th day of Sep tember, 1807. MARY SMITH, Adm'x. Sept 14, 1807. 2aw6w For Sale, A few casks of Spirits of Turpentine, of the first Quality, and in the best order, bring all cased, and well suited for exportation. Apply to JOHN 1TTZE, 1C, Fbilpet street, Feh's-Pomt. Sept 14. 2aw4t For Sale, THAT well known, and long established Stand, as a Tavern, Stage House, and Pwst- Office, where all the Public Singes st- peared to beabou' 3 years ol age. si, mlcr made, with only one arm, dreaseo in a nine coat and narkeen pantaloons- His iinxicg to g. t rid of the Horse, induced ins ta siin.nt lie was stolen, of which J mrntiofcfcj _o Inm, and in consequence of which l.e ft! a ol v- ed, and h..s never since rettu red ; I... roe in possession of both Horses ; J do there- fore give tiiis public notice, for the btnefit o*'the owner and r ali n, contiguous to g -.e.l-.vttr and v.oihl atlsw. I" a small jjC'lile, 1 i.'l .. '.ely well —it would be sold low for cash, or te* ed on good tiriistoa if asieg tenant Apply on the pre'* iniscs. to ' ' FRANCIS'PEP! ER. September 14. 2aw4t N'ctice is lit rcl:y riven, That I intend to apply to the judges of Bal. timore cuiinM euurl o son-r . ne of thvin, for life benefit of an ret of assembly, passed at November tession, 1805, and the supplement ther. to, intitlcd, an act for the relief of sun- dty ins i vent debtors, to relieve debts which I am unable to months notice, is duly given JOHN B. SAYRE. Sept 9, 1807. eo2m In1 once is hereby Given, 7'hat the subscriber intends applying to the judges of Washington county court at tlie next October tei in. for the- benefit of the in- solvent laws passed in 1805, and Ibufi, to re» lU-ve. him from debts for wh eh he is liable, and which lie is unable to n.iy. jnuiv'i'.ENNEDY. Washingtonpounty, Sept 9, 1807- 2aw2m|f Kutice is Iiereby Given, That the subscriber 'ntenes apply i' g to the judges of Washington county court, at the Octob« r term, for tlie bent fit of the insolvent It-ws, passed in 1H05 and 1806 This is a circumstance which tlie subscrib- er much -fgrets, but after ti , used ee- ry exertion in his power to avoid it, h has not been able to succeed. Although he ins met with many losses, yet bis pr< pe'rty at a fajjf valuation, would still be nearly equal to his- debs, but as his creditors have refused to tal.e property in that way, he must submit — he roust sacrifice the fruits ot 10 yeans in- dustry—and he still liop.es it will be in liis pow'ci some day, to settle every claim, for lie shall always consider himself bound in honor, to pav every cent, if ever in his power. THOMAS KKNNEi.Y Washington County, Md. Aug. 28. 2aw2m Notice is hereby given, to all my creditors, that I am under the painful ne- cessity bf ap; S ing to the j'idg' s of B&tdino! ti county conrl, or to son e one of them, for the benefit of the net of assembly passed at Ko~ vember session 18< 5, ei titled an att for the relief of sundry insolvent debtors, - !su of of the supplement theieto, passed ai. the last session. ABRAHAM FULLER Sept 7._________________________d2nt JN'oticc is lu.-it'b} GiyerL) That the subscriber intends to nni6e apjiK- cation to Baltimore county court, in 2 lino iths irom this clave ter the benefit of the ait of as- seu.bly of this .'¦'.ate. passi d at No.emljer s".s» sion, '1815, entitled, " An act tor the relief of sundry insolvent debtors." ALEXANDER DE VALCOURT. Autrust 14 *8.'7-________________eh'rri__ !Tiie Subscribers give Fe- lice to their Creditors, of their intentloti to apply to Baltimore county court, at its next sitting, for the. benefit of the insolvent laws- of this stele. D. C. Stewurtf W. P. Stewart, Lloyd Buchanan. August 3, 1807. ' d PHlNTkZ AND PUtiLIHHED' BY JOHN HfiWES, Opposite the Post-VJJUe, St. Paul's-Lane. Baltimore. pay; ine from idler two \ j / ' '