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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/07-1807/12 msa_sc3722_2_6_2-0568 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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By order of the orphans Court
or Baltimore Cocsrt,
THIS is to give nctice, that thesubscricer of
the city of Baltimore, hath obtained from the
orphans court of Baltimore county, in Mary,
land letters of administration on the personal
estate of Edward Erskine, late of Baltimore
county, deceased. All persons having claims,
against the Baid deceased, are herby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
to the subseriber on or before the third day of
June next, they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded rom all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand t' us second day of De.
cember 18 7.
\ MARY ERSKINE, Ad'ic.
December 2- 2aw6wj|
Tobacco, etc.
41 bhds. POTOMAC TOBACCO, of good
weight and qualitv—and
6 pines L. P. M VDEIRA WINE.ald and
fit for immediate uae.
500 OVAL DEMIJOHNS,
tVR SALE BY
JAMES BKUNDIGE,
95, Bowlegs Wharf.
December.". eo4t2aw4t.
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Grundys & Crosdale
Save imported in the ship Henrietta from Li-
verpool, and offer FOR SALE,
1100 Bars round IRON, 5-8 diameter.
1254 do 3 4
480 do 7-8
592 do 1
ALSO,
6d, Sd.and 20d NAILS and SPIKES.
December 4. 2aw 3\vt
By Order of the Orphan's
Court of Baltimore County.
THIS is to give notice, that the subscribers
of the city of Baltimore, have obtained from
the orphans court of Baltimore county, in Ma-
ryland letters testamentary on the personal
estate of William Evans, late of Baltimore
deceased. All personshavingclaims, against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to ex.
liibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
Wm. Gwynn, [the subscriber] at his Office,
in Chatham-street, in the city of Baltimore,
at or before the first day of June next, they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of the said estate. Andall persons in-
debted to the said decased, are required to
make payment to the s. id William Gwvnn,
on or before the thirtieth day of December
next, otherwise suits must be commenced
against them, by order of the orphan's court
aforesaid.
Given under our hands this twenty-third day
of November, 1807.
JAMES STEWART ~)
WILLIAM LORMAN.S-Ex'rs.
WILLIAM GWYNN, J
CXj* The Editors of the National Intelligen-
cer and the Washington federalist-, are requested
to insert the above advertisement in thtir respec-
tive papers, twice a week for six weeks.
November 23 gaw6w
Edward Johnson fee Co.
INFORM their friends & the public, that they
awe well stocked with,and now ready to deli-
ver, STRONG, TABLE, and SMALL
BEER.
January 2. Saw
Peter A. Karthaus
Has imparted in addition to his former importa-
tion, in the William Wilson, George Deyer
from Amsterdam, and Str fford from 'lonin-
geit.
40 boxes Rhinish Wine, 24 "
and 48 bottles each
1 box Seltzer Water
11 bales Ticklenburg I Entitled
6 do black, blue, drab and f to
mixed broad Cloth drawback.
3 boxes Checks
4 boxes Tapes, assorted «
2 bexes Ladies' and mens* Silk Gloves and
Stockings, assorted colors.
7 Boxes and casks woolen Stockings,
Gloves and Socks
1 box men and womens' black and white
Cotton Stockings
2 boxes Silk Velvet, various colors
1 Box Diaper Table Cloths and Napkins
1 keg black Lead,
Cannon Stoves for Stores and Counting
bouses.
And on hand,
Window Glass, 7-9, 8-10, 10 12 ; Mad.
der ; Checks No 3 & 4. All of which he of-
fers for sale or barter on reasonable terms.
October 26 2aw2m •
Stewart, Montgomery & Co.
No. 206, Market-street, Opposite thelnui^/t
Queen,
Have received by the Fame, from Liver-
pool, Cloths, Cassimeres, Baizes, Flannels,
Blankets, Kendal Cottons, Welch Plains,
Kerseys and Half Thicks, Stuffs, &.c. which
they offer for sale b; the piece, or package.
They d lily expect a further supply from Lon
don and Liverpool, which will render their
assortment complete.
TO LET,
Two Warehouses on Smith's wharf; and
the Store, lately occupW by James Somer
vill &. Co Sept 11. dot :^aw
To Rent,
The new three-story Brick WAREHOUSE
No. 231, Market-street, well finishud, one of
the best stands in the city for the wholesale
Dry Goods, or Hardware Business- For
terms apply to
HENRY KEERL.
November 11. 2aw
For Sale.
I will dispose of at private sale, the Farm
whereon I reside, lying m Baltimore county,
on the York Road, leading from Solomon
Schmuck's (formerly Towson's Tavern) thro'
Meredith's Ford, and distant fr-i'm B. ltimore,
14 miles, containing about 900 acres, with »
largo proportion of wood and meadow ground.
^n this Farm are t-.vo large Orchards of An-
pie and Peach ; the former contains 1000, &
the latter 600 trees, which have just arrived
to perfection, and their fruits are,of the choice
kinds The improvements consist of a small
"Dwelling House and Kitchen, a Dairy with
a good Spring of Water, a Spurring House,
a large Negro Quarter, Barn, Stables,
Itc. This Farm lies about 5 miles from
Hampton, the seat of general Ridgely, and
is pleasantly situated in a good neighborhood,
and also contiguous to several mills. The
York Road passes through the middle of the
above land, which raaiies the carriage to
Baltimore, sate and convenient, having eight
mi;.i« of the above road Turnpiked. This
property can be divided into two Farms, with
an equal proportion of wood and meadow to
each. For terms, apply on the premises, to
LARRIN H. SMITH.
Juty 14. |T&F
I hereby give Notice,
That aU persons found cutting, or carrying
off wood from my land, or otherwise tres-
passing any where within its boundaries,
may expect to be dealt with according to law,
either by myteir or my agent, Mr. Griffith
Henderson.
NICHOLAS ROGERS.
December 1._________________2nw1:lt
To be Sold,
Bv ORDER. OP THE OrPHAWS' Cot'KT,
On Saturday, the jjj'th 'nst ;ir- 12 o'clock, two
LOTS of GROUND, in Second st. belonging
to the estate of the late Charles Wiei'; one Lot
25 feet front and 66 feet deep, with a two-story
Brick House on the front, and a large back
building, subject to a ground rent of £4 7 6
sterling; also, one Lot 15 feet frost and 66
feet deep, with a one story Frame House oa
the front, occupied as a brass-founders shop, j
with a casting shop on the real-, subject to a
ground rent of £3 15 0 sterling, per annum.
The Lots will be sold separate or together, as
may best suit the purchasers,
WALTER THEKER, i executors
Of Charles Wier, deceased.
Per. 8.______________________T&F4t
Cordial Distillery,
No- 17, Second-Street, Baltimore.
JOSEPH FRELET
Respectfully informs his friends and the
public ill general, that ho keepS constantly on
hand a general assortment ot CORDIALS,
of all kinds, which he Will dispose of, whole-
sale or retail, on the most moderate terms.
Country merchants and others who may fivor
him with their cumstom, will have every
reason to be satisfied with his prompt altenti
on, and with the qualities and prices of his
Liquors.
ON HAND,
A quantity of BORDEAUX AVINE, in
casks, from five to ten dollars a cask,
HE HAS ALSO FOR SALE,
30 cases first quality Medoc, of the year
1801.
100 ditto Red Wine, -J Suitable for
lOOditto wihte Wine de Grave, Wthe West-
100 ditto Cordials, well assort- [India mar-
ed. J ket.
Cordial in barrels, suitable for retailers,
3 pipes L P. Madeira Wine, received by
the Wolf from Charleston.
September 10. 2aw
Public Sale.
Pursuant to a general order of Baltimore eoun-
tr court, in case of insolvent debtors, will
be sold by public auction, on the premises,
on the Reister's-town Turnpike road, near
the French Seminary, on Saturday, the 2d
day of January next, at half past 10 o'clock,
in the forenoon :
All that Piece or Parcel of GROUND, for.
merly sold & assiged by F. C Nagot, to Jo.
nas Thompson—Beginning for the same at the
Distance of 50 feet from the corner or inter-
section of Morris street, and the Turnpike-
road, St running thence northerly and binding
on the Turnpike Road 22 feet and 6 inches,
thence easterly, parallel with Morris-street
100 feet, thence southerly 22 feet 6 inches, &
thence westerly 100 feet to the beginning j
being late the property of Simon Freize,
an insolvent debtor. There is a convenient
Dwelling House on the premises, with other
improvements, which can he shewn to per-
sons Inclined to purchase, at any time previ-
ous to the sale. The terms are, that the pur-
chaser may at his option, pay the purchase
money on the day of sale, or give notes with
approved security, for the payment of one
half the purchase money, with interest with
in six months, and remaining half, with in-
terest, within 12 months from the day of sale;
and on payment of tha whole amount of the
purchase money, a deed will be executed to
the purchaser.
SAM. J. DONALDSON, Trustee,
November 20. 2awt2dja
Notice is hereby given,
THAT the neighborhood of Gray's Gar-
dens and the adjacent fields, are infested with
a number of BRUTISH DOGS, which have
done considerable damage to the Cattle of the
citizens in that neighbourhood, and if found
trespassing afier this notice, they will be de
stroyed, to put a stop to the shameful abuses
they have committed.
December 3. 2aw4t||
Richard Culverwell
Returns his friends and the public at larpe
his sincere thanks for their past favors in his
line as an auctioneer, which he has carried
on n the city and precincts of Baltimore for
near 20 yearn, and hopes still to meet with the
same encouragement in future, as he always
studied to give general satisfaction to sellers
and buyers, and by his long experience is
well versed in the above line of business, in
which he still will endeavor to please. Where-
as Joseph C O'Reilly, has taken out licence
for the sale of Horses and Carriages, he
wishes to inform the public that he is no ways
coiinectcd with him, but acts solely on his
own account His stated hours of sale, at
the centre market, on Wednesdays and Satur-
days 'o commence at )0 o'clock, A. M. and
at the Maypole Tavern on Tuesdays and Fri-
days at 3 o'clock, P. M. All orders, left at
James Fearon's Tavern and at the horse mar-
ket, will be duly attended to, as he keeps an
office there for that purpose. Horses to be
left in Mr. Fearon's stable, where tickets »f
reception will bo given He continues to sell
horses and carriages about the street as usual
RICH '.RD CULVERWELL, Auct'r.
N. B Said Cuherwcii, continues the sales
of Orphans' Property every where within the
city and precincts of Baltimore.
December 8. 2aw4t
New Paper Warehouse.
The Subscriber respectfully informs Hie
Pub'ic in general, and his friends in particu-
lar, that he has opened a Store at No. 5!,
South-street, where he intends to keep a Cun-
stant ss.pply of Writing, Punting, and Wrap,
ping Paper, wholesale and retail ; where Sta-
tioners and others may be supplied at the most
reduced prices.
WILLIAM LUNGREN.
Oct. SO.______________ 2aw
Public Sale.
On Monday the 2lst of the present nwnth, at 12
e'eieci, noon, viiU he offered for sale on the
premise*, the
HOUSE and LOT,
ON Britain-straet, Old-Town, held under
lease atg75 per ann»m, which lias four years
to run, and now occupied by JMr. P. Whitney,
as a Sugar Refinery, at the rent of Q.50 per
ann. Terms, which will be liberal, will be
made known at the time and place of sale.
THOMAS W. GRIFFITH,
Trustee of A- Buchanan.
December 3. 2aw3w
For Sale.
The subscribers offer for saie the following
PROPERTY, at private sale, until Thurs
day, the 31st diy of December next.:
Rumney Farm, situate in Bush River JJeck,
Harford county, bounded by Bush River on
tha west, and by Rumney on the-east, both
navigable rivers—Containing 360 acres of the
best Laud in the state of Maryland. The
toek on said Farm consisting of Negroes
men, women, and boys) Horses, Mules Ox-
en, Milch Cows, Hogs, Sheep, Farming U-
U-n.'iiis, Corn, Wheat, Stc. will be sold there-
with, Or separately, as may«nrt the purchaser.
One undivided moiety of a'l'ractof Land,
situsta also in Bush River Nsck and about 2
miles below Rumney Farm, called Sheppard's
Good Friendship, said to contain about iOd
acres. The whole of this last Tract is Wood-
Land, and lies very conveninent to navigati-
on on ere;-,- side.
Montreal, lying within 3, 4 and 5 miles of
the head of Bush River, and containing 561
acres. The whole of this Tract is also wood-
land, &. very heavily timbered A consider-
able partcf it is covered with Hicl-ory, which
might be advantageously conveyed to the Bal-
timore market. The rapid incv ase of the
city of Baltimore and the increasing scarcity
of wood within its vicinity, render this land
worthy the attention of the speculator It
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