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WEDNESDAY, MOVE. i 18, 1807
[Vol. XXVII —No. 4212.
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Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of a writ oi" Fieri Facias, from
Baltimore county court, to me directe .,
w:!: lie exposed to public sale, on Friday,
h • -loth, instant, at 11 o'clock, A. M. at
the Tavern ov J ihn Co*., formerly Ren-
shaw's, in Ofel-Tn*n, for cash,
Gt Slice p, I Bullock) and a Hog, late the
property of Doimnick French, taken at the
sui of John Stone.
\:.so,
On Saturday, the nst instant, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. at James Brydeu's Tavern, (Foun-
tni . Inn) for cash,
One Billiard i'ab'e, with the apparatus
iln. retfl be! neingi, late the property of vVm.
Brqmwell, taken by distraint to satisfy the
aforesaid Ja nei Brydeft, for House Rent,
John huntjcr, su^na'.
November 16,____________________Jti°j!!.~
Fountain-Inn for Sale or Reiit.
The Subscriber intends leaving the city of
Baltimore fie offers for Sale or Rent for
a term of ears, that long-established House,
known by the name of the FOUNT \1N-INN.
The House is 3 stories high, 140 feet front.
running 140 feet back, w:tb a Hall Room at-
tached wil'ch cost 10,000 dollar':, fUir-Dres
ser's Room. Stabling- for 80 horses, Wish
House. Kitchen, Cellars, Coal-Pits, Carriage-
Huusc, 1« H:i;w, Pump, Spring.II.>u S'e, and
all other necessary accommodations complete
to carry on a large establishment. A'so, a
STtr&E-ROOiVl on the right and left of the
Fbuntain-1 m, which rents for 200 dollars per
annum each. If:l purchaser offers, far a major
part of the money will be a credit of 1 2. ;.
4, 5 and f> years, with interest from date, the
while infee simple, Kc good title gic, n, by ap-
plyiagto JAMES BRYDEN,
Light-st'-et, No S.
N. B. All persons making proposals by post
will please to pay postage.
ALSO,
A handsome COUNTRY-SEAT, situated
about t wo mid a half miles from town, contain
bout 50 acres, with a fine never failing
stream of-water.nuflftci ntto erect a grist mill,
well set in meadow ground ; post and rail
fenqe complete ; a large elegant two-story
iFrarae Mouse, K. tchen, Chicken-House, Ice-
'House, Pump, Targe Garden, Garden-House,
Paiiing entirely new. Stable, Waggon, Carts,
! Plough*, Harrows, Horses, Cuttle, and all
other necessary articles for a Farm. For par-
ticulars apply as above
ALSO,
A SQUARE of GROUND in the City of
Washington, No. 86 2, laid off in 21 Lots, situ-
ated near the Capitol, distance. 225 poles on
the Maryland Avenue ; wherein is a comfort-
able double House, now occupied by Mr. Geo.
Greg or}', two Kitchens, Barn, Stabling, out-
houses, Garden, fine Orchard; the whole in
cl >s 'd with post aod rail fencing A plan of
the same may be seen, and a bargain had, by
Applying as abova.
, Oct.26. d
To Reiv£
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, or the sub oiiher.
WASHINGTON VAN LIBBER
Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
A GOOD COOK.
___October 3 __________d
Fresh Teas.
This year's Importation.
Edward Fitzgcr/'ld
Be.gs leave to inform his friends and the
public, that he has this day received by the
pchooner Providence, captain Traters, from
New-York niie.y chests, half chest*, and
bo-sos first chop imperial, hyson, voungUvson,
hyson skin, and souchong Teas; all of which
have been carefully selected hy one of the lirst
houses in New York He has also received
Powder and Shot, which completes his as-
sort, rient— all of which articles he will sell
wholesale and retail at his usual reduced pri-
ces, at his cheap grocery store, 221 Market-
street.
Oct SI._______________________d
George Lightner,
At 'us Established
TIN AND PEWTER MANUFACTORY,
Mi'i/i street, Oidtomn, near the Hafse les, »
Informs his friends avd the public gene,
rally, that lie keeps on hand a larg- as
sortment of the best Manufactured TIN and
PliWTEll, warranted of the first workman
ship Country Merchants ami others will find
it greatly to their advantage to call at tiie Mu
Jiulactor--, as ¦ lie prices will be made an object
to merchants taking a quantity
Old Capper an 1 Pewter will be taken in
payment for new, and the highest price given.
Also for Sale or Rent,
A small F A KM, containing about 40 acres,
lying in Gcvane's town, opposite the tavern
formerly kept by Mr. John Wooden. There
are on this Farm, two convenient 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 250 Apple-Trees, and
a Quantity of other Fruit. The whole, is under
jrood iurlusurft. and would make a handsome
retreat for any gentleman during the summer
season. It will be sold on liberal terms, or
reined u> a gond tenant Terms made known
by aptilping to GEORGE LIGHTNER.
Oct. 31._________________________dt22I>
Imported
By the ship George and Albert, captain Joel Vic-
kert, ft am. l^onnHigen,
White & brown Plutilias,} of superior qna-
Dowlas and Casserillqs, j> lily,
1000 oval D< mijobns,
('l'lie ..b.i.e entitled to drawback')
And by the late arnvi/s in Philadelphia from
Tunrungin,
A General Assortment of
German Woolen Hosiery.
Ok hand,
Bohemia Window Glass; 10 hy 1?,
Tickler:burgs, Rouans, white Rolls, and
Checks Mo
5000 Gunney Rags, .
For sale
FREDERICK C GRAF,
Head of'Smith's ,l»c)
Sept. 32. d
ceive a cai\r».
Sale by Auction.
On SATUHD vY Next, .
The Blst instant, at twelve o' lock, at Mr.
Lane's wharf, Fall's Point, wi'J >e sol!,
for account of whom it may concern, on 2,
4, and 6 months credit, for approved in-
dorsed notes,
The Brig CYRUS,
One -car old, burthen 139
tons, sails remaxkatfly well, &
is in couipl ite order to reV
Her inventory m > beae i ¦¦
onr auction r-on, pfrevious to the day of sale.
VAN WVCK. & HORSEY, AuctVs.
November 1.6.
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For Sale—ng voyage, with little or no ex
pence ; and tf not soli! by private sale hy the
25th it*st. she will then be so'd at public auc-
tion, at the Tonfme CjfFee-House-, to ths
highest bidder For terms of sale, and in-
ventory, apply to the subscriber. No 61,
Broadway. J. CL A SON.
November 13. tit 25th
Plaister Paris.
IfcCeived per the sloop JRavret, cupHaif Lewis,
70 tons Flaister Fans,
And for side Ihv
C0RNTHVVAIT !# YARN ALL,
HJl, Bovflv's wharf
FOR FRMG-.rr,
rv. The good Sloop RANGER,
Cap'.feiin L'fwis,
Will takeifrei^at to any port
in tho Unit* d Stiites, or AV est-
She is a good tetronjg vessel, and
rleans,
JL.'r The reg ular Trading Packet
'"^tSv Bl'",f ' ADHEKSAL,
l-siBLiwftL^ <|aptl .in Daniel M'Meal,
Will b« • ready to commence
lwading in afew days ; and as a great part of
her cargo is engaged, she will receive quick
dispatch For f'rei,b' t or pissage, apply to
HE' NRY Til IMPji inons.
And in Srwe,
Russia Sheet' lugs, Duck, Hemp, Cottin,
Bengal Indigo, bl«e Nankeens, eal Cogniac
Brandy, No, I Beef, Spermaceti and Tallow
Candles. S^npi and a tew chests Hy son Tea.
Nov. 4. e,o8t
'or London,
(To re urn earlv in the string)
The tine »h»p OU viFHILS,
BttrthenS';\M.ons, LJ years old,
sails r<:,i4rkab'v 'ast, and is in
ect a first rate ship Having half
ready to go on board : she. w ill take
nder on freight, and be dispatched
ely.
if FRK1GHT OR Ok AFTER,
The Barque AMELIA,
Walter C. Hays, master :
Burthen i4o barrel* ; and now
putting- in complete order.
And for sale,
every resl
her cargo
the remai
immediat
FOi
'tefus Burr; master.
Burthen950 bbls in complete
i'^^feSfiijiSp order, and reiufy to receive a
cargo. For terms applv to the muster, dr
P YSON & SMITH.
Who havs for sale.
150 hoses Edam Cheese, entitled to deben-
ture,
' 50 pieces first quality Russia Duck do.
10 pipes 4th proof Bordeaux Brandy do.
10 pipes Barcelona do. 15 bhds Jamaica
Spirits,
250 barrels New-York Prime Pork,
20f) do. No. 1 and !, Boston Beef,
6'. bundles Sole Leather,
6 tierces fried Tallow,
200 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
Spermaceti Candles and Oil, white and
brown Soap, Imperial, Hyson, Young flyeqn,
Hyson Skin, Cliulan and Souchong Tea, of
the latest importations,
1 bale of stout Ticlcllngburg
7 boxes Bine Nam-.ei us, and
39 tierces Rice.
Noveoiber 1 j eo4t
scr^7rrr~=ra-agr,i&«A»j......i ,T,at»^.^jp5sassaa.
Kichard Norns
If as received per ships, Canutna, and Diana from
Liverpool, and now opening at
No 1971-2, MiRKiiT-snuET,
A general assortment of
Hardware, Cutlery & Saddlery,
Which will Vie sold to country merchants
and others, wholesale aid retail low for cash
or notes in town.
Also, per ship S:x S'stersfrom Br'stol,
Seine and Sail Twine,
Tin P'ates,
Iron Wire, assorted No. 7, to 21.
Broad Virginia Hoes, c
Sheet Iron, si gle-double andtrebl,
Bla.-k and bright. Vises,
Long Handle Frying Pans,
Spades and Shovels, &c
N-iV n h )¦ ._________ __________ (1
Aolice.
The Co-partnership oi' Hancock and Norris
was dissolved the .st instautu by mutual con
sent ; all persons having claims against the
said firm will please present them for ssttle-
meut ; and thos..- indebted are particularly
requested to ilake immediate payment, to ei-
ther of the subscribers.
THOMAS HANCOCK.
RICHARD NORRIS.
Sept 14. d3m
REMOVAL.
He?7iy & IAudaiberer
Have removed to No, 200 1-2, Baltimore ¦
street. Who offer to Kent the Store U Cel-
lar, No. 04, opposite the Indian Queen Ta
vern, with a convenient Warehouse if re.
qoired. August 26. d
G- F. and J. Liudenberg> r,
No. 200, Baltimore street, opposite the Indi.m
Shteen 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, fkc. &c.
Which, with a variety of other goods in
|JM Hardware Line, will be disposed of on
atcoran\odating terms. Sept 26. d
Wanted to Rent,
HOUSE, for a few
Apply at this office.
d
.r.'-iii,
•MRS!
Sheathi
Nails'
Copper
English
Bar i
asjjor
Sheet 1
Tin PI/
Seine'
Best r
ler
Porte
t>e
Lon
U
ngCopperand
13'ilts, assort r.es
0«oberl7
Glaziers' Diamonds
Dye Stuffs St fine Fig
Blue
Genuine Windsor
Soap
Wash Balls,
Teeth Brushes, and
A variety of Perfume-
ry
•1
riager's-Town Bank,
Sep-i em he it loth, l80f
IN pursuance of anonUr of the Board of
Directors, notice is hereby given, thai two
dollars on eacbshare of stock heldiiithe bank
most be paid up at the bank on pr before the.
1st Monday in December next; £> that all per-
3ts failing to pay will not be enWled to any
on what they ha- e paid, from the
said first Monday in December until this iu-
iiisnaid." ELIE BEAT'l'Y, Cashier.
[Oct 3.] d7thDcc
A Wet Nurse, Wanted.
inquire <*t this Office.
None need apply but such as can bring good
and satisfactor recommendations, to whom
liberal wages will be given.
Ni ¦ ¦ d
Bank of aliivn tc,
November f>, 1807
Notice is hereby given to t!i stockholders
that an election for, fifteen dirertiors will be
held at the Fountain Inn, on Mondav the 7th
day of December next, at nine 'clock in the
morning and continue until 3 o'clock ill the
afternoon.
Bv order of the board.
JAMES COX,
Cashier.
N B. By act of incorporation five of the
preseet directors are not eligible for the next
year.
November 5 dt7thD
Hager's-Town Bank.
George Price, of the citv of Baltimore, is
authorised to receive the instalment of two
Dollars a S are, due on each shoe of the
Stock of the Hager's town Hank, on the 1st
Monday of Decemb'i next, from the Stock
holders residing in Baltimore.
By an O. der of the Board of Directors,
Stockholders may pay up any sum, not ex-
ceeding 5 dollars on each s are, incluoiug
instalments already o.ade, on which they will
he entitled to a dividend from the time o1 pay-
ment. N. ROCHESTER, President.
November 13 d !t»l.)
\ppir 'Frees
For Sale, a quantity of \PPLE TREES,
of fifteen different kinds, just received from
Pennsylvania Apply to SAMUEL hi vtBOY,
at James Carey's Farm, on the Fre hri i
Turnpike, or at No, 12, County wh it
November 14. <14: %
Sot.ee.
May be had at the Fountain Ion, by giv-
ing one day's notice, eittmr for public or pri-
vate parlies, Calf Foot Jelly, Currant Ditto,
Lemon Creams, and Whips.
November 13. d
City Commissioners' Office,
Bu/nMiRi, November .7, .807 -
Njtio: is iimniBV given.
To the pr prielors of Lots fioutuig on
Conaway street, between Sharp and Ua over
streets, and on the South side of Saratoga-st
between Liberty and North-streets, that they
i have their footway paved on or before the 3 th
j instant : otherwise the commissioners will
I have the same paved and charged to their ac-
count i with the addition of one eighth of a
dollar per foot in length, as a fine for neglect,
I agreeably to an ordinance, passed the 2i)th
| June, 1797
By order.
SAM VINCENT, Clerk.
November 17^______________________ Jolm Spurrier.
DAvTD S'lEWAK V, Agent
November 2. dbt eo.stD
imstone.'S
lum, & b-
ippcas, )
In hogsheads and barrels.
William Haslett,
Corner South anii Pratt-stkets.
hAS TOR SALE,
4400 bushels Coars' Salt,
1 .'3 bags St. Domingo Coffee, f-nt.tlcd to
debenture;
25 tierces Rice,
10 pipes BsrdeWK Brandy,
6 hhds. \V. India Ruinj
2 do Country do
2 pi|ies Gin,
Pint, Madeira and Lisbon Wine, in pipe.'
and qr. casks.
10 bbls8 I Muscovacio Sugar.
Brimstone.,
Allti
Copj ^^^^^^^^^^^^
19 boxes Mould and Dipt Candle*,
7 do Soap,
20 do. Spanish Cigars,
Imperial, Young Hyson, Souchong and
Bohea Tea, in chests,
With a variety of other articles in the Gro-
cery line, which he offers at pleasing price*
for rash.
October 30._____________________eolOt
Richard Appletofi,
WIG cjJ- O-SNA \i EN-/'au U ilk MAKER,
No 53, Mahkets i bmt,
Respeitjully informs tin LaiiitS of |
