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Seve i Dollars per An.iiim.J
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1307.
[Vol. XX- II —i\o. 42Q5.
Lands fop Sate.
The suijsicrlber offers the thre-.s following
Tracts rfr farceis o ' Land, 10 miles from
the city of "Baltimore, tlie whois being1 con.
pected • ' ether in a compact farm, and
lying on the road, about two miles short of
ferry HaUj the residence oi' Harry D.
G'J!lg '¦ '•¦.¦<}!•- V:Z.
No. 1 'he s .i-sciber's present Dwelling
Plankton containing 330 odd aci'$$, on wliieb
is creeled a large and commodious Dwelling
House, Harn, Stables, Spring House, and
fv -r, other iieves.'u-y building, with two
Surge Apple, and one Peach Orchard in full
bearing a Garden and plenty of fine meadow
—which with tiic parts in tillage, are under
Superior fence, with remarkable springs oi
fine w iter, also wood 8c timber in abundance.
No. 2. The lat Dwelling Plant'atibhof Mr
John Skinner, licensed,nowthe-propertyoftlte
subscribe", containing from 33o to 34.> acres
With 'he d,veiling Mouse, Barn, Stables o,ock, with the farming uten-
sils- Apply on the premises, to
HERCULES COURTEN\.Y.
October 7.________________dilot
Fountain-Ian lorSile or Re t.
The Subscriber intends leaving the city of
Baltimore Me offers for Sale or Rent for
l term of '.cars, that long established House,
known by the name if the r"OU\'TAlN-INN.
The House s 3 stories high, 140 feet front,
running 14(1 fei t back, with a : all Room at-
I whoh cost 10,'<»j dollars, Hair-Ores..
gev's Room, Stabling (or 80 horses, Wa«h-
l!o se. Kitchen, Cell o-s, Cnal-Pits, Cawiage-
H«niso, Ice Hoi se, Pump, Spring House, and
all other neccssar accommodations complete
to arrv on a large establishment. Also, a
STORE ROOM in the right and left of the
Fountain-inn, whir.!-, rents For !O0 dollars pf r
annum eac]^ If a nurefca»er oilers, for a major
pan of the money wi'l be acreditofl, 2, 3,
4, 5 and 6 years with interest from date, the
whole mfee simple, & g-ood title gben, bv ap-
plying to JAMES BR YUEN,"
Light-strvet, No. 3.
N B. Ail persons making proposals bypost
will please to pay postage.
ALSO,
A handsome COUN fMY SEAT, situated
about two and a half miles from town, contain
in g about 50 acres, with a (me never-fading
Stream of water, sufficient to erect a gnat nun,
well set in meadow ground j post and ra I
fence complete ; a large elegant two-story
Frame House, Kitchen, Chicken-House, Iee-
Hoise, P imp, large Garden, Garden-House
Pairing entirely new, Stable, Waggons, Cuts,
Ploughs, Harrows, Horses, Cattle, and all
other necessary articles for a Farm. For par-
ticulars apply as above.
ALSO,
A SQUARE of GUOUND in the City of
Washington, No.86.1, laid off in '21 Lots, situ-
ated near the C .pi ol, distance 225 poles on
the Maryland \ venue; whereon is a comfort-
able double House, tow occupied by Mr. Geo.
Gregory, two Kitchens, Barn, Stabling out-
houses, Garden, fine Orchard; the whole in-
cliS-d with post and ra!! fencing. A plan of
the same may he seen, and a bargain had, by
applying » above.
Oct.3&___________________ d
iiaget's-Town Ban;*,
Sep lEMBEaSUth, 1807
IN pursuance of an order of the Board of
Directors, notice rs hereby given, that two
dollars on each share of stock held ia the bauk
must be paid up at the bank 011 or before the
1st Monday in December nexi ; Sc that all per
SOUS Failing to pay will not be entitled to ny
dividen • on what thei ha- e paid, trom the
said lirst Monday in Doe mh, r until this in-
Italment is paid. ELIE BEATTY, Cashier
__r.Oct. J.]_ ___________d7lhl"c.
To Rent,
A WHARF, on Light-street, adjoining
the property of Mr. Samuel R. Smith ; now
in the possession of Mr Hiram Cochran. Ap.
ply to Mr Hugh Neilson, it the subscriber.
WASHINGTON VAN BIBBER.
Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
4 good coax.
October 3.__________________________d
Literature.
A Young Man wants a situation as Teacher
(cither in a a private family, or public school)
in this city He proposes to teach, reading.
writing, aritiirn tic, English grammar, geo
gravity book-keeping, surveying, the Latin
Language, &c. he Satisfactory testimonials
can be produced, as to character, ability, and
success A line addressed to N. M. and left
at this office, will be attended to
November 9____________________d4tj
To ail my Creditors.
You will take notice that I intend apply-
ing to the judges of Baltimore county court,
or one of them, tor the benefit of the insolvent
laws of this state.
THOMAS BETTON
November 6, _________ d3m
Frevie,
A NEW SHOONER of
about 130 tons burthen ; built
ol good materials, and suppos-
ed a remarkable fast sailer —
For terms apply to Fra'tas Bqggs, or Step/ten
Wtiufe, on board, opposite county wharf, Fell's-
Point. N vember 7. d4t
For Sale, Freight or Charter.
-_H - The new a> d fast saifng Slip
r^fflKShv GR VND SLL.M.'lR,
*>-ik^ James -'now, master,
1> Burthen 305 tons per regis
ter, carries about .i.T'ilJ barre's, is a remark-
able strong faithful built ship, ju-' o(F her
first voyage and is In competent judges .-s
tc toed a (very sUjj'erior vessel, now lying at
Kerr's wharf, Feli's I'oint.
ALSO,
r~£>-., 'I'h \ervfine ship
p-SXrs^ GENERAL KNuX,
C^jO|T Samuel M. Grenodo master i
iiujfca A Stia.HK faithful bolt and
vefy faal-sail'mg ship. She is a very buithen-
soine vessul, |and sUppoae** will carry 400
nhds onlj 10 months old, new at Kerr's
v. luirf. For In-rms apply to the caption on
board, or to
CORiMTHWAIT Sc YA-N VLL,
83, Bowly's wharf
10'h mo 29th d!3t
For Charleston (s. c )
U_Ji.-^ The Sbip OTHELLO,
'^v Captain Welsh,
\_ ' She will positively -ail nn the
..«:.;•*»--5lh November next. For freight
or passage, which will be taken on low terms,
apply to the muster on board, at Kerr's whart,
Fell's-Point, or to
BENJ. & GEO. WILLIAMS,
No. 3, Bowb 's wharf.
October 2?._______________dl.l§
For .Sale.
The fine-fast-sailing-slaunch
Brig ST MICHAELS,
|P With all her appurtenances;
l^^fT^'i' burthen per register 177 tons,
built of the very 1 est materials, and may be
sent to sea at a small expence—For terms ap.
ply to
Bazkhitrst, Brothers and Co.
October 27._________ dUt
For Amsterdam.
The Ship
RITSON,
Captain Brown ;
____ Having hap her cargo now
on board, may be dispatched in a few days.
For freight, apply to
J A.VIES'BI AYS, Fell's-Point, or,
CHARLES B. YOUNG, Broker,
20, Commerce-street.
Sept 15.__________________________d
For Liverpool,
To sail wilh all conwii-nt spted,
1 JTJJ' , The regular Trading Ship
,.^1-av' ¦ ABEONA,
'-.tv'J-u.'.Jr Hobson, master
."I'Lvi* For freight or passage, ap-
ply to the captain on board, at Jackson's whaf,
Fell's-Point, or to
I.ORMAN &. FULFORD.
September 26. d
iFNen'e and Neilsons
Have impn'ted in the brig Happy Couple, cap-
toin Levell, Jrom Bordeaux,
Claret in casks,
Do. in cases,
And an assortment of
French Dry Goods,
Consisting of
Silks,
Shawls,
Cambrics,
Men's and Women's Silk Stockings,
Est'-piUas,
Britannias,
Handkerchiefs, &c. &s.
For New-Orleans,
The Bri- HAPPY COUPLE,
l/530« HuO barrels burthen, will be
in complete order to receive
a cargo in a few days, and
will sail about the loth Nev.-inhfr next —
For freight, or passage, apply as above.
October 24. eo8t
For Havanna,
The new fast-sailing Schooner
MARY,
Joseph Almitla, master,
To sail without delay ; for
freight or passage, apply to JOHN GILL,
Notary Public, or to the master on board in
Smith's deck
November 3. eo4tJ
Wanted to Purchase,
A secondhand Standing Top CHAISE.
Aptly at this Office.
October 2G. ' d
Taken Up as a Stray,
On (Saturday hig-ftl last in Franklin-street,
a dark Snirrel HOUSE,, with a star i". Ins fore-
oead He had on a Sadiis and Bridle. No
perceivable marks The owner is desirsd to
call at Mr. King's, Sign of the Golden Horse,
Howard street, [irove prop :ty, pay expeuces
and take him away.
MATTHEW GREEN.
November 9. d4tj
Farms and Cots to be Leased.
To be L'ased tn a Ground Rent, for ninety-
nine year*, renewable fn- ever,
Sundry LOIS, and Small FARMS, lying
on the Frederick Turnpike Road, on the E'k
Ridge Landing Road, and Cross Roads, lead-
ing from one to the other : distant not three
miles from the city of Baltimore, and com-
manding a vit-w of the harbor, and bay.
These Lands, are generally in wood ;
good water is found at a little distance from
the surface ; and the situation is high, and
healthy. As these Lands are laid out in a vil-
lage extending from the Frederick Road to
the Elk-Ridge Landing Road, a good neigh-
borhood will soon be eitabli died ; and per-
sons who may with to shelter their families,
from the diseases of a town in summer, may
be accommodated with one to twenu acres,
affording all the advantages of an agreeable
country residence; without an advance wf cash
for t'ei lirst pu chase There are two streams
of water passing through the Land, which
render several of the Lots convenient for
Butchers, Graziers, or Cow-keepers
There is a line quarry »f Stone, and some
sand y-n the premises, so that buildings may
be reeled tdieap A plat ma- be seen and
the terms made known, bv applying- to Mr.
Sam. Green, surveyor, No. 40, High street,
Old Town ; to Mr. Walter Roe, 46, South
street, or to
RICHARD CATON,
Attorney for the Parties.
November 9. d4l-law
Baltimore County Court
Is now held at Br> den's Tavern, where it I
will continue to sit during the remainder of j
the term By order.
WM GIBSON, Clerk.
November 9. d*t
John Wood & Co.
Save imported in ships Fame, Abeona, and
Htrdries, from Liverpool, funiata, and
if"air American, from London,
334 PACKAGES
Cotton and Woollen Goods,
Which we offered for sale at
N> 18, Cuvert sheet.
tmnr.gst which .ire,
Best Superfine Ol< ths and Cassimeres,
most fashionable colors, Swansdown, Bennet
Cord and elegant i'oilenctie, Waistcoating,
ne ¦' ,t patterns, OSatinjrs, Plains, Flannels,
Buckings Flushings, .lankets. Kerseys, Ken-
dal Cottons, Lindsays; a great variety of
Stuffs, tiosery, Ont.ities, Tabby Velvet,
President and Constitution Cords, Black and
Olive Velvet'ens, J'ine and. Common Print-
ed Calicoes, Fancy and Book Muslins, Cot
ton f. iocs, Braces, Umbrellas, f-c. Uc-
jSept 25. d
Richard Nojrris
Has received per shitis Cmawa, and Diana from
Liverpotd, and ngvj opening at
No 1971-2, Market-street,
A general assortment of
Hardware, Cutlery & Saddlery,
Which will be sold to country merchants
and others, wholesale and retail low tor cash
er notes in town.
Also, per ship Six Sisters/rout Bristol,
Seine and Sail Twine,
Tin Plates,
Iron Wire, assorted No. 7, to 21.
Broad Virginia Hoes,
Sheet Iron, single double and treb'l,
Black and bright Vises,
Long Handle Frying Pans,
Spades and Shovels, &c.
November 2. d
G. F. & J Lindenberger,
No- 200, Baltimoie-streit, opposite lite Indian
Queen Tavern,
Have imported in the Othello, Canawa, and
Fame, front Liverpool, a complete a3sort
Blent of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADLERY,
Bit ASS, and J v PANNED WARE,
fcc. &c
Among which aret
Anvils and Vices,
Spades and Shovels,
Flat Point fine drawn Nails,
Patent Shot, assorted,
White Lead, in Oil, in kegs of 28 and 14
lb
Seine T^wne, in casks of 250 lb. each,
Hilling Hoes,
Iron Wire,
Guns, in cases.
Which are offered for sale, on accommo-
dating terms.
September 7. ________d
G-F. and J. Lindenberg r,
Aro. 200, Baltimore street, opposite the Indian
Queen Tavern,
Have received by the Six Sisters, from Bris-
tol, and now landing,
Tin in boxes,
Anvils and Vises,
Frying Pans,
Spades and Shovels,
Single, double and treble Sheet Iron,
Nails of every size,
Card and Iron Wire,
Broad Virginia Weeding Hoes, &c. he.
Which, with a variety of other goods ijj
the Hardware Line, will be disposed of oil
accommodating terms. Sept 26. d
For Sale,
fyust received per the schooner Providence, \capt.
Harris, J
5 tons Patent SHOT, assorted, from BB to
No. 6.
Also on hand,
30 casks London refined S A LTPETRE,
20 boxes London MUSTARD, IstSi 2dqua-
3000 bushels St. Ubes S ALT, and [ii%
20 hhds. 1st quality *UGAR.
For terms apply to
LEVERING lif NELMS,
No 28, Clfeapside.
Nov.? eol2t
To be Let,
The Store and Dwelling No. 4, on Cheap-
side. PoSS-'SBJOn may be had in s few days.
For particulars inquire of GEORGE HEIDE,
lb3, Baltimore-street
Who has to sell,
8 by 10, and 10 by t Bohemia Window
Glass. November 5. d4t
BufFum and Goodhue,
NO. 84 I'lOWliV's WUA.R1',
Have received per ship Monk, captain Len-
dall, from Salem,
800 bags (about 80,000 lbs.)
Heavy Black PrPPER,
Entitled to drawback.
ALSO,
Per Brig Helen, capt. Foister, from Boston,
¦J**. I CORSICA WINE.
10 half pipes 5
November 2.
d6t eo6t
REMOVAL
Hen>y & Lindenberger
Have removed to No 200 1-2, Baltimore-
street. Who offer to Kent the Store & Cel-
htr, No. X'i, opposite the Indian Queen Tr.
vern, with a convenient Warehouse if re.
q dred. August "6. d
George Lightner,
At his Kstahlished
TIN AND PEWTER MANUFACTORY,
Worth-street, Otdtown, neiir the Hayscules,
Informs his friends and the public gene-
rally, that he keeps on hand a large as-
sortment of the best Manufactured TIN and
PEWTER, warranted of the first workman-
ship Country Men kants and others wdl find
it greatly to their advantage to call at the Ma-
nulactorv, as he prices will be made an object
to merchants taking a quantity.
Old Copper and Pewter will betaken in
payment for new, and the highest price given.
Also for Sale or Rent,
A small FAKM, containing about 40acres,
lying in Go vane's lown, opposite the tavern
formerly kept by Mr. J ihn Wooden. There
are on this Farm, two 00: venient Dwelling-
Houses, Barn, Smoke-House, Spring-House,
and all other necessary buildings; 12 acres of
Woodland, and about the same quantity in
good Meadow; about 'iSO Apple-Trees, and
a quantity of other FrUit, The whole is under
good enclosure, and would make a handsome
retreat fur any gentleman during the summer
seas in. It will be sold on liberal terms, or
rented to a good tenant Terms made k .own
byapplpingto GEORGE LIGHTNER.
_t)ct.31 '________________dt23D _
Baltimore Dancing Assembly
At a meeiingof the proprietors the 3d No-
vember, instant, the following ge.tlemen were
elected Managers for the ensuing- seaton :
Join E. Howard,
Charles Carroll, Jin
Henrv Nicolls, ^^^^^^^^b
Hugh Thompson, ^squires,
Chas. Ridgely, of H
Joseph Sterett, a
The following resolution was moved and
seconded :
"That the use of the bouse belonging to
the proprietors of the Baltimore Dancing As-
sembly (except the room occupied by the Li-
brary Society! be, and hereby is offered to the
state fur five years, for the use of the general
assembly, upon such terras as may be agreed
on with a committee of proprietors, to be ap-
pointed for that purpost."
Whereupon it was resolved, that al'hoi.gh
the present meeting, being a quorum, have
power to adopt the said resolution, and do fully
approve thereof, yet on a matter of such mo-
ment, the sense ol the proprietors ought to be
more gene rail) taken ; therefore the resolution
is postponed till Tuesday next, the 10th inst
when the proprietors are requested to meet at
the room, at seven o'clock, P. M for the pur-
poses aforesaid. November 6. d4t|
Watch Lost.
Lost last evening, ' etween Market street
and Federal Hill, a double casrd Silver
WATCH, made by B. Benson, London, No.
15,890, wilh a Green Silk String, and a joint-
ed steel Key. A reward of five Dollars will
be paid on bringing it to the owner on Fede-
ral Hill. CONRAD MILLER, Paver.
N. B. Watch-makers & others are request
ed to stop the above described Watch, should
it be olfen d for sale.
November 3. eo4tf
London lJhoenx Fire Office
Baltimore, November 2, 18o7.
The following policies expire this month r
No. 272,048, 4th Nov. £ Jacob and William
Baltimore & Frederick-town
TURNPIKE R4AB COMPaNT.
Notice
Is hereby given, that the payment of the Set
instalment of Five dollars on each share ol tii*
augmented stock, is required to be oaid to tlifc
treasurer of the company, "t the bank cT Ma-
ryland, on Tuesday the 1st day of l)4cenibe£
r-.-xt. B'order,
J.LEWIS WAMPLERj Sec'ry»
ort3» dtlstD
Baltimore and iveister's- Fowil
Turnpike Road Office.
THE President and Managers require the
payment of the third instalment of five dollars
on ear h share of that pari of the original stocks
which was taken on the 8th 0 January last,
to be ma ie at the bank of Baltimore, the first
day of December next.
By order,
J'iHN F HARRIS, Sec'y.
October 19 .__________cot 1st g__
J Harvey,
Has for Sale at No. \.t South Charles-street,
150 boxes and half box.es the very Rr£
uality Havana Cigars.
1500 wt. of excellent Burr Lead
30 box^s Mold Candles
Young Hy&on Tea superior quality, fit for
ret'.ding
Cotton Hoserv by the Trunk
Broad Cloths and Gasiinei'CS
4000 vrt Seneca Snake Root
15U0 wt. Ginsang
150 bb'ls. Siisqucbana Flour
Th, above articles will be sold very low for
cash or good Negotiable paper.
November 2; eolOt
The Subscriber
lias jatt receive/, a>d offers for Sale at his PVari
A -use, he,id of Market street,
4 bales Blue Plains,
4 ditto Drab and oth- r colors ditto,
2 ditto 6 4 lnt*i"d aiv.l Drab Cloths,
2 lit'o 6 4 Blue Cloth,
4 ditto olue, red, brown and green Serges,
I case (15 do/. ) Cotton Umbrellas, 34, lt\
4 bales indigo-blue Pl.tin.% [28, 30 inch.
1 case British Sheetings,
i ditto Baloon Dimity,
1 ditto Qui tings,
1 ditto Wave Waistcoat Quilting,
¦i trunks chocolate and red Prints.
The ab ve Goods are entitled to debenture)
and being purchased immediately from thie
manufacture:s for Cash, will be sold low en a
reasonable- credit.
ALr.o,
518 bags St Domingo Coffee,
1 p'isKai.'es iadras Handkerchiefs,
1 bale Se< rsu kcrs,
26 bales Gilly llandk'fs, Checks andCustrths,
SOU qr chests and box. s Young Hyson IVa.s,
6 pipes London Poticulir Madeira Wine,
And a variety of India Bale Goods, fruited
for ex otation. SOLOMON ETTING.
Nov. 4. wfin4w
27',047, 27th
272,050, 7th
5 Norris
272,0*0, 7th ? Greetham
27^,051, 7th S vereux.
and De-
272.052, 18tti
272.053, 24th
272.054, ------
Jacob Myers.
f John Spurrier.
DAVID STEWART, Agent.
November 2.____________ dot eo'stD
Baltimore and Keister's-tuwn
TURNPIKE ROM}.
The President and Managers will anpoint
a Trfll Gatherer on, the first day 01 Decem-
ber next. AH applications for that arq>oint
ment must be made in writing, and lefcvt the
Company's office, on or before that day.
By order,
JOHN F. HARRIS, Sec'ry,
November S.__________________eolD '
Baltimore and Reister's-town
TURNPIKE ROAD.
The President and Managers require the
payment of the second instalment of five dol-
lors on each share of the augmented stock of
company, to he made at tike B-.nk of Balti-
more, on the 1st day of January uext.
By order,
JOHN F. HARRIS, Sec'ry.
November 3. eotlj
Baltimore and Iveister's-town
TURNPIKE HO AD.
Baltimore, November 2, 1807.
The President and Managers h«ve this day
declared a half yearly Dividend of 5 per cent
on the original Stock of the company ; said
Dividend will be paid to the Stockholders or
to their Representatives, producing powers
of attorney, or correct simple orders, at the
company's office, on the I6U1 instant.
By order,
JOHN F. HARRIS, Sec'ry,
November 3. «n'/
Just Received
From Philadelphia, ant! for sale by
CIS )RGE HILL,
A Chemica' Catechism,
Orthe Application of Chemistry to the A rts,
for the use of Young People, rtists, Trades*
men and the amusement of Leisure Hours, to
which is added, a vocabulary of Chemical
Terms, some as-fid Tables, and a variety of
useful 81 amusing experiments, by S. Pauses,
Manufacturing Chemist.
(Xj* This edition is embellished with an
elegantly engraved copperplate Frontispiece
of the economical Laboratory of James Vood-
house, M. D.
april 22. eo
Russia Goods.
MSN. is- GEO. WILLIAMS,
No. 3, Bowly's wharf,
Offer for S,.,e,
The Cargo Of the ship Messenger, captain
Bufiiegton. from St Petersburg, consisting of
100 tons clean Hsrcp,
100 toi s Iron,
1350 pieces Russia Duck,
tiilO do. Ravens do
1700 do. Russia Sheetings,
5u0 do. Broad Diaper.
Also,
The Cargo of the ship America, captain
Stickney, 'rem St. Pete»iburg, coii.si»liii£ of
120 tons clean Hemp,
140 tons Iron,
200 pieces Russia Duck,
100 do- Ravens dot
100 do Russia Sheetings,
240 boxes Mould Caudles.
October 12. dlO-eoSOtj
Just received, and lor Sale by
GEORGE HILL
(Pi tt Fifty Cents, J
A Faithful Picture or run PolTucai,
Si 1 aation op \,
N Ett- ORLEANS,
At the close of the last and the beginning o*
the present year.
Extract from the Preface.
" There are many, whom the events of that
mysterious period have so deeply afTected, both
in persona! suffering and in reputation, and on
whose feeli'igs they have made an impression
so poignant and indelible, that they cannot be
forgotten The story will never die : that it
may live free from misrepresentation is the ob-
ject of t'ue. hollowing' pages."
October 22. dat-eo
1 will sell on credit,
Or Letfo'- three years,
My late residence, called MLVER HILL,
situated near the Re is',eiJs town turnpike read,
one mile niid a half from the city, containing
nearly 12 acres of Land ; a healthy and pleas-
ant situation. The improvements are, a com-
fortable Dwelling House, a Kitchen, Smeke-
House, a Spring-House, Stables, 8.c &c.; %
large Garden, Containing a rumber of English
Grapes, with ether Fruits and Slti-id s; two
Apple Orchards, with a number o! Peach and
other Fruit-Trees ; a Spring Willi excellent
water. Possession may be had immediately
For terms e.ypiy to the subscriber, no\y living'
near the mile stone, on the Reisfer's town
Nov
CHRISTIAN KEENER,
co lit
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