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I
EDUCATION*
Th? Rev. W. ALLEN has removed his
Academy to the corner of Bank and Light-
aireets Ho can produce tlje most satisfacto-
ry credentials from Scotland, and also from
George town, where he taught for several
years. No ef%rt on his part si all be wanting
to discnarg Ins duty wit!i fidelity. He tench-
es the following brunches, v.z ; Reading,
Writing, English Grammar and Composition,
Arithmetic, Geography, with the use of the
Globes, the Latin and Greek Languages, .<;
Mathematics. In order to assist him in the
Ma'hemr.ioal department, his Nephew, who
arrived last month from London, and who
studied Geography and Navigation under Dr.
Mackay, the author of a Treatise on L'>ngi
tude, &c. will teach those who may wish to
Study Navigation, &G.
October 26. 2aw2wi
Frederick Konig,
No. 2)8, MARKET-STP-T'ET,
E's reC'iwil by the tat" arrivals from Europe,
The toll .wing GOODS, which he will sell
at moderate prices,
I Ooking Glasses of all sizes,
Locking Glass Plates, from 4o-26 to lo-8.
Cut and Plain Hollow Glass
Brabant Laces and Edgings,
Saxon 'lo do.
Pliin. figured aii«l stamped Sattin and Lute-
string 'libhons, of all ciders,
Do. do and do. Velvet Ribbons, of all co-
lors.
Colored and Black Galloons and Hat Rib
boos,
Plain and figured Silk Velvets of rll colors,
Turkey Cotton, Tapes and Bobbins,
Barcelona H'dkfs
Pi'k and Cotton .Suspenders,
Beads »nd Necklaces, o: all kinds,
Violins and Violin Strings,
Slate3 an I tfate Pencils. Quit's, Wazen,
A neat assortment of Cutlery,
And Nuremberg Ware of every descripti.
on.
October ?1. Saw4w
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Tnis is to give Notice,
That Ihe subscribers of George-town in the
District of Columbia, have obtained from the
orphan's court of Washington co.mty, in the
district of Columbia, letters testamentary on
thi personal estate of George Lee, esq lite
of Washington county aforesaid, deceased—
AH persons having claims against the said
deceased, arc hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the sub-
scribers, on or bef ire the 2Gtb day of April
next, they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all ben tit of tiie said estate. Given
Under our hands this 201b day f October, 18 7
NICHOLAS I.1NGAN, > ,, ,
JNO. R MAGRU-ER, Jun.5£'xr8
All those indebted to the estate are dssin d
Ha make payment with in delay.
J. R. M. Jun. >
Ocsoher 28, 1806. 3aw>w||
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New .Leef.
ISMC PHILLIPS & CO.
Are now packing ai d I ave for sale,
Navy Beef,, in hbls ") ;xe
Mess Do. hi half do. C °' sul'e"Or 1™'
Rounds of Beef in ,vidsyUy
Neats Tongui s in negs, in nice order for
fan ih use, or ves>e>s stores
They will also pack » few bbls. Beef, of an
Jfifcrerior quality, which will be sold very
lllkV.
N. B. B-ef Shins can be had at their pack,
cry at 12 1 3 cents per piece.
Noven b r 3. 2aw6w
This is to gi\e notice,
That the subscriber of the city of Balti
more, hath obtained from the Orphan's curt
of Baltimore county in Maryland, letters of
administration on thtt personate statu of Alex
ander Furnival, late or lia'tim re county, de-
ceased! all persons having eta irns against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the •sub-
scriber at or before the 28ib day of March
next; they may otherwise by law be exclud-
ed from all benefit of said estate. Given un-
der my hand this twenty-eighth day ol Sep-
tember, 18o7
WM L. SCHMIDT, Adm'r.
September v9. 2nw6w
Green Turtle.
TURTLE SOUP .vdl be served upon the
Table of the Fountain Inn, on MONDAYS
and FRIDAYS, at 2 o'clock, and from 11 till
J, in the Public Room, dining the season,
TAMES BfiYDEN.
N B. Private. Families can be served.
June 2-. T-- «
^—~- . .... .i ii nn«
Wants Employment, a person
who for a long course of years has ';een en-
gaged en his own Recount He would under
take the posting ot books, collecting of debts,
settling accounts, Fw. fur merchants and others,
tlnexceptionable recommendation can be pro
liuced Inquire i,i tin printer.
Sen'. 6._________________ Saw
XTon ii. browning anu <^o.
No 35, Fei.l's-stregt, Fell's Point,
Have imported in the ships Hercules &.
Alexander irom Liverpool, a complete as
gortaient of
Hardware and Cutlery ;
Which they offer to sell wholesale or retail
en the best terns for cash or the usual credit,
to punctual customers ; a id flatter themseh es
that thev are now able to accommodate the
citizei s of the Point ard all others who may
honor them with their patronage in a manner
¦which will give entire satisfaction.
In Si ore,
A few casks proper Sheathing Nails,
.All sizes ot Wrought and Cut Nails,
Seine and -ail Twine.
Best 1 u key Oil Stones, &c. &c.
A LAD rem 14 lo 15 years of age will be
taken as an Apprentice. One from the coun-
try would |>e pre erred.
Ornb, r SJ._______________H4t."av4-.v
A Tavern for bale.
The Subscriber will sell his Tavern house
(Now in tlr; keeping of Joseph Jones,) on the
Alexandria Road, about seventeen miles from
t alti ore. The improvements witbfifty aces
of land ai.joming he wih s 41 for one ih usaud
p. unds, or one Hundred and fifty acres, with
the improvements for hi" em hundred pounds,
'at the option uf the purchaser.
LI. I, HAMMOND.
Oct. l«i ,8aw£*
Edward Johnson k Co.
INFOH M their friends & the public, that they
are well stocked with, and now readv to deli,
ver, STRONG, TABLE, and SMALL
BEE R.
January 2.
2aw
William Norris, Junr.
TEA DEALER & GROCER,
No 64, Market street,
1 Hoe Just rere.vedfor sale,
10 hhds. 3d proef Antigua Rum, of excel-
lent flavor
16 pipes strong 4th 'proof Cogniac Brandy
6 bales real soft shell Almonds, fresh and
fine
23 boxes Imperial Tea, containing about 14
wt. each
6 chest do. do of the 1st quality
4 ruddies of very superior BUck Tea
4 ditto superfine Hyson do. 11 wt. each
140 leads ot fresh Imperial and Hyson ditto,
2 Ih each
200 renms of No. 1 and 2 Writing Paper
50 ditto I and 2 Post ditto
3 tons Patent Sln-t, assorted, among which
are, moul I and large size double B
Best Oil, and common Gun Flints
10 cas,s double refined Saltpetre, 112 lb.
each
ii hhds. Allum
!'o,2,
Checks and Stripes,
White Rolls,
Brown ditto,
Hessians,
h irlaps, [burgs.
Hempen and Flaxi n Osn
Which he oijers for side on the usual terms.
' ct, 22______________HI''wm
IIFTY BARtih. Lit BhST '
NeW-l\iWil pli'j^NS,
i>of Sale by
BARROLL & RICAUD, Bowly'swharf.
Octo ar 26.____________________2aw8tt
bor Sale.
I will dispose of at private sale, the Farm
whereon I reside, lying in Baltimore county,
on the York Road, leadiug -roin Solomon
Schmuck's (formerly Towson's Tavern) tfiro'
Meredith's Ford, and d'-tant fr ni Baltimore,
11 miles, containing about 900 acres, wich a
large proportion of wood and meaoow ground.
On this Farm are two large Orchards of Ap
pie and Peach ; the former remains 1C00, ts
the hitter 600 trees, which have just ari-ved
to perfection, and their Inn's are.o't the choice
kinds ihe improvements consist of a small
Dwelling House and Kitchen, a Dairv with
agoo'i Spring of Water, a Spurring house,
a large Negro Quarter, Bain, Stables,
&c. This l'arm lies about 5 miles fro»
Hampton, the seat of general Ridgely, and
is pleasantly situated in a go<.id iieighborhord.
and also contiguous to several mills. The
York Road passes through the middle of the
above land, which makes the carriage to
Baltimore, safe and convenient, having eight
ailes of the above road Turnpikr.d This
property can be divided into two Farms, with
tin equal proportion of wood aval meadow to
each For terms, applv on t! e premises, to
LARIUN H. SMITH.
J"'.v 14-___________________TikF_
New Paper Warehouse.
The Subscriber respect'iilly informs the
Pub.ic in gfneri.1, and his Fuends in particu-
lar, that he has opened a Stort at No 51
South street, wh re he intends to kt epa C«n
Slant 8' pply of Writing, Printing-, and Wrap,
»ing Paper, wholesale and retail ; where Sta-
tioueis and others mat be supplied at the most
reduced prices.
WILLIAM LUNGffEN.
Oct. 20._________________ 2aw
This is to give Notice,
That the Subscriber of the city of Balti-
r..ore, hath obtained from the orphan's court
of Balt:more county, in Maryland, letters tes-
trment.'iry on the personal estate of'1 In.mas
I lli.it, late of Baltimore county, decease*!__
All persons havhing claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit tie
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub-
scriber, on or before Ihe first day of April
next; they may oth. rwise fcy law he exclud-
ed from all benefit Of the said estate, and all
thosi indebted are desired to make payment
to the Subscriber without delay. Given
under my hand this first day of October,
eighteen hundred and seven.
SARAH CHEW OTJONNELL, Ex'x.
October 1, 1S07. Jaw6w
To bt sold at private sale,
A h.rge three story brick HOUSE, verv e-
Ifgantly finished, with the improvements
thereon, standing on the corner of Ann and
lute the property of Jami s
house and lot is in fee simple.
erson or persons that would wish to pur-
chase, tuny know the terms hymaking applica-
tion to Caleb Turner, or captain
JOHN CHAMPLIN,
- Fell's Point.
°«t- ar. 2,w8t
For f'ale.
Two valuable three-story BRICK WARE
HOUSES, situate at tie head of Etlicott's
dock; also*lieWtwo-story BRICK DWEE-
ING HOUSEand 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 veadow
belonging thereto. The latter property is well
situate for either a small private family or ta-
vern. For terms apply to'
FREDERICK PRICE,
No. 8, llortii Calvert-street.
A 2_________________________ 2aw
By order of theorphans Court
of Baltimore County,
THIS is to give notice, that the subscribers
of the city of Baltimore, hath obtained from
the orphans court of Baltimore county, in Ma
ryland letters of administration on tlie personal
estate of George MU.ltby, latt of Baltimore
county, deceased. All persons having claims,
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to c.hibit the same.with the vouchers there-
of. to die subscribers on or before the first day
ot October next, they may Otherwise by law
be excluded lrom allb nefit of the s,id estate
Given under our hands this first day of Octo-
ber, 1*07.
MICHAEL SANDERSON,} . , ,
JOHN TRULL.
Oct. 3
Farm for Sale.
2«v6w
I will sell the FARM on which I now r«-
side, 5 miles from the city ofBtltimore con-
t.'miig 150acres, three-fourths f which is in
woou and heavily timbered ; t. . re is suppos-
ed by good judg s u> be i'"i.ui 500 to idoO
cord of wo. d ; the offier is under-good culti-
vation. There is a young Orchard conlaini ig
several hundred frees of the best, grafted
fruit, now heginii'gt<» hear. A spring of pare
•vater %ery rann ment The BuiLdii gs sre a
handsome two-stmy Frame House, 5J fiet
front, completely finished ; a goo Kitchen,
Spring, Smoke Meat, Hen, Corns ami Car^
rage Himses ; grod Barn and Stuble, all well
iini.slKd and built of the best Uederials. The
situation is supposed to i,e ,;s healthy as snj
in the world. It will be s :ld (heap, an I a con'
siderabte time given on a pari of the m>ey
by the payments be;ngsecured.
ISIIAlii. PEIRCB
N R. Any person pu-< h ismg t!i l'arm •¦ ay
fi«ve the farming utensils and stock if they
wish.
N.;v. 4______________________5ay4w
House and Lot for Sale,
The Brick HOUSE and LOT, situated in
Cambden street, now in the occupation of Vfr.
Josliua Ward, who will shew the property to
any person inclined to nurchase. P. ssession
will be given on the ?5l!i insiant, and if not
so'd before that time at private, will be of.
iered at public sale on the premises, on tliat
day. JAMES PARTRIDGE.
November 4,_____________ 2iw'v
Notice.
A SCHOOLMASTER, is wanted at
Hoek's-To^n Meting Hebse. Inquire ot
I.AI3KN Wi.LS'l, net Momma's Tavern,
on B-ltimore a d Ri wter's-town Turnpike
riosid. No en b .r 4. t'awlm
A NiiW M0SEUM
Is optned at No. 6, IV,iter-street, . an CahcJrt
afid South**t. tew,
Contaimi g a large collection "i B'ri-"ls, Beasts,
Snakes, Prints, Paintings, 8tc. wrth a snpi rl
collection of V. :'X F 3 ,res, mom, >s4 t. 1 m
are, W ashinLrtun, Fraiiktin, and ttiree ii i
ters of the Gosoel in New-Torn.; Bishop
Moore, l)r Rogets, l.'r. Livingston, an..
maiy others, as natural as li!e, even so much
so, tlrt persons have fancied that they saw
them breatli.
Admittance 25 cents.
October 3u. eoGt^
coloi^sT'
The military gentlemen of Baltimore, are
respectfully informed, that they can tie tap-
nhedwilii Silii Standards, Cavalry and Divi-
sion Colors, of evary description, on the
shortest notice finished and delivered in cem
piite order, at No 60, corner ot Aibtrmarle
and the lower Bi-idjpj.strcets. Also, Colors
for the Navy, on ttie most reasonable terms, by
REBECCA YOUNG.
Sept 16. ___________________e
Richard Appleton,
WIG 55" OK.\AyiENTA±. H\1K MAKEk,
No 53, Markets'! reet,
Respectfully informs th, Ladia of this citv, and
thuse onc*ous,
Rose, Cream, Italian, Jessamine, Violct.Palm,
Chymical, Marble and Windsor Soap; Gow
land's Lotion ; Milk of Roses ; Lip Salve ;
Pe rl Powder; Court Plaister; Tooth Powder;
Tooth, Hair, and Nail Brushes ; Powder
Huffs ; Powder Boxes ; Tortoise Shell, Dress-
ing and S'mall Tooth Combs ; Hair Netts ;
Double Pins ; Scissurs ; Silver Thimbles, etc
Hardl.am's first quality Rappee Simff No 9.
in halt pound canmsters ; Lorrisard's and Ma
cobaut's Rappee, in half pound bottles ; Ton-
kaj and Vanilla Beans, etc.
Ocioicr 21 edi2t
William ilaslett,
Corner South aho Pratt-strets.
HAS 1 OR HALE,
4400 bushels Coarse Salt,
123 bags St. Domingo Coffee, entitled to
debenture.
25 tierces Rice,
10 pipes Bordeaux Brandy,
6 hhds. W. India lium,
2 do. Country do.
2 pipes Gin,
Poit, Madeira and Lisbon Wine, in pipes
and qr. casks.
9 hhds., ., . „
10 bbls. J Mu»cov»do Sugar.
Brimstone,^
Al'um, & v. in hogsheads and barrels.
Copperas, 3
19 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
7 do. Soap,
20 do. Spanish Cigars,
Imperial, Young Hyson, Souchong and
Bohea Tea, in chests,
VV ith a variety of other articles in the Gro-
cery line, which he ofFcre at pleasutg prices
lor cash.
October 30, eolOt
Grundys and Crosdale
Save imparted in the Indian Chief from. Liver-
p,iol,
60 crates Earthenware, well assorted,
100 casks Nails, Od to 30d,
30 Spikes, 3 1 '> to 8 inches,
40 Nails, suitable for Havanna Sugar
boxes,
W hich they offer for Sale on very low terms
by the invoice.
October ar_____________________eo8t|
Buffom and Goodhue,
No. 8'4 Bowly's wharf,
Have received per Brig Vengeance, captain Gfftp-
man. from Saiem,
30 tons Clean H p p
100 pieces 1st and 2d quality Russia Duck
1300 bushels Lisbon Salt,
10 qr. casks Lisbon Wines.
And per sJiip Pilgrim, captain Allen, from Bor-
deaux,
loo cusks Claret Wine.
October 17. d6t-eo6t
Tho's W Sam'l Hollingsworth
HIVE FOR SAj E,
160 hhds Clayed Sugar,
140 do. St Croix, Gtiadaloupe and New-
Oi leans Sugar,
l.'OUU lbs. Green Guadeloupe Coffee.
rl bey VI ant to Employ
Two MILLERS of sober habits, and good
character
October 22. d4t-eo8 §
Fashionable.
Paris Lace Caps, Hat« and Bonnets
Corsetles, Pelisses Redieules
1'ia'm and Spangled Kid and Sattin Slippers
las, Flow-rs, Crapes. Gauzes k Pattmet
Plain, Mock K real Tortoise Shell Combs
LaSt Vei's and half Handkercbitsfs
F. '"'<-a:it :-uli< Shawls
Fine Screens, Plain and Trsmsparent
P.irs.'.s l'ocke, B. oks and Eye Cuards
With w and Che' e!ie Sqt ftr s for Jsonrii.'ts
Eiega'it Gown Ti-immings
-ilk and Chenielle Cores; Tassels and B t-
tons
Cambricks and Cambriek Handkerchiefs
Men's and Children?* Gloves
La lies' Short, Long and Extra Long Silk
and Ki.l ditto
Jenna S ".spei-.ders, (latest invention)
Dying Balls ¦ fall colours
D.tto for extracting stains from Silk and
Woollens
Five cases elegant Velvet paper, ofthe most
beautiful patterns, with bordering to suit,
Recehedfroa Paris via Bordeaux, Ir, the
brig Happy Coupe, and will be oflWd for
sale 011 Thursday the ^9ih inst by
SAMUEL WALKER,
Who has on hand,
A very general assortment of I nstrings,
Florences, Sattins. Florentines, Sac-n >s
and Levantine silks, wiih almost every arti-
cle in the Fancy Dry Good Line. eo9t
Oct. 26.
Antler son and JeiTeris,
66, Market strekt,
H Vk. LOR SALE,
Battle Powder is canisters ol superior qua-
lity,
Powder Flasks, Double and Single Shot
Belts,
Bi,rd Bags, Pocket Screwdrivers, & Flints,
A few pairs Dueling Pistols, in cases,
Plotting Instruments complete,
T..cKet Microscopies, Morocco Cases,
Gilt Pocket Comp ssi s,
Gunter's -,ci l"s, aud K«unJ Holers,
Dressing C.s•¦», diflVre' t si/;s,
Violet, Vi indsor ami Palm Sosp,
Violet Teot:i Powiiei'and Brushes,
Hair Brushes and Combs,
Surgeon's Pocket Inslruments, very fine,
Tpg, tber with a handsome assortment of
Ehghth and American Writing Paper, Stati-
onary, &c.
Ca«h Given for any quantity of Rags.
October ^6. e(,6t
Bv His fxcn.usct
R0UF.RT WRIGHT, Esqvire,
Guveunor op AIarylamo.
A FROLLAMATION.
¦Whereas some nefarious villain did on the
eig. te. nth day o! Ot ber Instant, attempt to
assassinate Judge James 1! R, tins, on his re
turn from Caroline count) co rt, near Denton,
and illd from an ambuscade fire a ball at him,
which entered his riglit shoulder, and passed
out below his rig1 t breast, and another ball
Which passed through the cape of his coat,
and struck his ear And whereas there is
reason to befit ve the said assassin is a certain
John Whirlow, alias John Kigging, formerly
committed to Worcester county gaol by said
Julge Robins, to answer to a certain crim ;,
and who b\ two letters to said Judge Robins,
th eateited to assassinate him, which said
Whitlow, alias Rigging, w as on the day before
the perpetration ot said villany s>pp ,s, d to he
in Denton, inquiring when said judge would
return home : And wlareus it is the duty of
the executive, in the execution of the laws,
to endeiVar to bring all malefactors tojustice ;
I have thuugbt proper to issue this m;. Procla-
mation, and do, by and with the athice and
censent ol the council, offar Five Hundied hol-
lars Reixard, to any person or persons who
shall appiahend and bring tojustice, tlie per-
petrator of said offence, in lieu af the reward
offered by William Potter, Esquire. Given
in council, at the city of Annapolis, under the
seal of the state of Maryland, this twenty-first
day of October, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seven, and of the
independence of the United States of America
the thirty-second.
ROBERT WRIGHT.
By his excellency's command,
NINIAN P1NKNEY,
Clerk of the Council.
Ordered, That the foregoing Proclamation
be published three times in each week, for the
upaceot three weeks snecessively, in the Ame-
rican and Federal Gazette at Baltimore, and
the Star at Easton.
By order,
NINIAN PINKNEY.
October 26. eo6t
Twenty Dollars Reward.
Ranaway from the ship Commerce, on
Thursday evening last, a Negro BOY, belong-
ing to the subscriber, named JAFFRY, about
15 or 16years of age, short and stout made,
very black, his wool cut close to his head, a
scar over his left eye, wide mouth, very talk-
ative, smart and active. Took with him a
parcel of dirty clothes, as he just arril ed from
sea. I will pay the above reward to whoever
brings home the said runaway, or Ten Dol-
lars if lodged in goal so tli.tt I get him again.
I likewise forwarn all masters of vessels Irom
carrying off the said boy.
PATRICK STAFFORD,
Fell's-Point.
«ct»ber 36. e»6t
Miss LEVY
Has rot! sale,
J$No. 10, Corner of East-it. & St. Fiuf's-lant^
LADIES' DRESSES.
White Lutestring, painted with a b'"-r<» of
Jessamine, interm.xed with Gold Flowers j
Do. Superfine "glazed Cambric, with border
of Grapes ami Wheat, entwined with Mynle,,
the Sleeves and Belt to ojrr< m# d ; Linen
Cambric Jackets and Petticoat* ; Cambric
Muslin, Mull Muslin, and Leno.Short Robes,
worked with Cotton in Superb Patterns ; Do.
Infant's Frocks and Caps ; an assortment of
India Muslins; Diagonal Lcno, Rich Thrcvd
J.ac s j Silk, &c. consisting at Mantles Scarfs,
Shawls, Veils, H'dkls and Sleeves ; white
hud colored Crapes, Trimmings, worked with
Gold and Silver ; Do. Cambric, worked with
Cotton.; an assortment cf Lifwns and Cambric
H'dkfs; Gloves ; Stockings ; superfine Flan,
nel, with a variety of USEFUL iff ORNA.
MENTAL ARTICLES, tot> tedious to men.
tion.
Miss LEVY receives orders as »sual for
MMBROIDEPISG, PAlttTiNQ, DRAW.
IhG, MARKING widi Durable Ink, aud
Plain ShWING.
Lai'ies can he furnished at the above, with
elegant Colon and Nun's Thrtad
October 28. eo6t
For Sale,
A young Negro WOMAN. She is a good"
washer and a plain cook, has neon aeoue. m*
ed to house work, is heitily, sober, and hoJ
nest. Apply at tins Office.
November 4 eolt
VVcs.-J dies.
A most valuable C'/F.'Et MOUNTAIN
it offered for sale in an adjacent island from
¦ds continent, remarks.))] • for it; salu.rity,
:tn,i iichnessof soi , conu.ii.iog about 36: En-
glish acrts of prime lam! for ihe gr wth of
Coffee, situated in the most favored quarter
for se. s'>r>abh» weatieru! any in the island,
ard wh. ,<; tbe emp of this most valuable, pro.
duce nevef tails at th« distance of $4 mile*
from tli« chief city, an 1 at about 12 miles from
a considerable seaport, where o>ei Tant ve#.
sels f tiie largest burthen, ente. snd anchor
in safety.
On the premises are a'l the valuable and
Useful buildings, barb.'cus, t>ason, kc kc. re.
quishefor storing an ' preparing atthe present
moment for :Viarket. above one hundrel and
fifty thousand weight of Coffee, besides a
most convenient airy house lor the residence
of a family, a kitchen, Negro houses, fix. &c.
The Plantation is well watered, having the
advantage of a never failing- spring, and is
most de'ighttully s'duated at the entrrnce of a
plain on sloping nills, contiguous to one ofthe
first sugar plantations in the island, besidea
being only 3 miles d stance from a w-iteiing
place, much resorted to on account of tie ce-
lebrity of i's witers a»d Oaths ; about 140»cro»
ire inthr highest state of cultivation onwheb.
are planted above i»O,OO0 Coffee trees grow.
itig in the most luxuriant state, bei,ui»a
Plantans, Ban an os, and other Negro pro;isi.
ons in abundance
This property will be sold with its gang of
Nagroes, eoi.sisting of 75 prime Bincks in.
eluding males females imd their ten children,
bon. on (Implantation, n./wel sea-oned to the
place. Nolessthan $7 OOOIo.v Ceflce wasga.
theretl Ir.sl crop, and no doubt lit K>,000 will
be ¦¦¦¦ ade this pending crop, probahl\ mne,
andtl to hereafter om- year with another th«
plant:''iirii.ite I res. ntstatewi!' yield a crop
or 1COOUO ounds coflee, v*hK) at the actu-
l^prici it now sells for in the colony alluded
tn, say 24 doll: rs pei Cwt. would give are-
veil e 1.1 ^^,000 d« h.rsper anmii", exclusive
of the < ost 10 town. B\ augn eutinc, the num.
ber ' :r(es, if can be made very soon tn vieKl
00 000 pou dscff.e •nnuallv, the tJb un.
cuiti ate.i aires beii g aii wood lands
Tris 1 ind of property is not liable to any
taxes ortU es whatever, eitheron the landsj
produce or 1 egroes.
For lurthet particulars and terms, which,
are ven advali . grous, and well worth the at-
tenti r. oi any persi n having command of cash
far the first payment', as the subsequent ins'al.
ments will chiefly be paid out of ihe crops.
Apply to
GEO F &LEM. WARFIEI.D.
N. B. Thep.-opertyiiollcred for tale in or.
der to resind a partnership
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Notice is hereby Gi7en,
That 1 intend two months after the date here,
of to petition Baltimore count\ court, or one
of the judges thereof for the benefit ofthe
insolvent lav s of the state, to relieve me lrom
dects which I am Urable to pay
J VMES RICHARDSON.
October 5, 18o7. eo2m
Mot ice.
The Subscriber is under the painful neces.
sity ofnotifting his creditors, of his intention
to asply to Baltimore County Court, or in Its
recess, to one 01 the judges thereof, far the be.
nefit ofthe insoluint law of this state.
MICHaEL MACKEY.
°ct-5-____________ eo2m
Notice to all my CreditorsT
From the many losses sustained as security,
I am reduced to the necessity of applying to)
the honerable the judges of Ualtimnre"county
court, for the benefit of the insolvent laws of
180d and 1806. Which application will be
made in two months from the date hereof
or as soon thereafter as the court shall be in
session.
JOHN W1LMOT.
_ Baltimore county.October 3, 1805 —eo2rra
Notice is hereby Given,
_ That the subscriber intends applying to Bal.
timore. county court, at its mxt sittings, or in
its recess, lo one of the judges thereof, fop
the benefit of the insolvent laws of Man hind
MATTHIAS RICH.
Sept. 18, 1807. daitrj
Notice.
The subscriber is compelled to notify h'n
creditors of his inte». ion to apply to Balti-
more county couil, at is r.-rx-l i-ession, or in
its recess, to one ofthe judges thereof, ,or
the benefit of the insolvent' Laws of this
st-'te. JAMES WEST.
Sept 25.____________ d^ro
Notice is hereby given, lo all
my creditors, that I am under the painful ne-
cessity of applying to the judges of Baltimore
county court, or to some one of them, for the
htmi'it ofthe act of assembly passed at No-
vember session 1805, entitled an act tor the
refill ut sundry insolvent debtors, as also of
of the supplement theicto, passed at the last
session.
ABRAHAM FULLER
_ Sept. 7. | _____d2m
i'HlNTED ASlTpVRLl$HE.nt~ hY**
JOHN HEWKS,
O/ipesite the Post Ojfiir, St. PauPt'Lam.
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