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To be SoM, By 9ROHR OF THE ORPHANS* CotlUT, Oil Saturday, thf* l9tb insL at 13 o'clock, two •LOTSof -,ROUN 1 in Second-st belonging to the estate jf the late Charles Wier; one Lot 2^5 feet front and 66 feet deep, with a two-story B ok House on tiie front, and a large bark building', subject to a ground rent of £4- 7 6 Stwlinjj ; also, one Lot 15 feet front and 66 feet deep, with a one story Frame Hoivse on the front, occupied as a brass-foundWs shop, with a casting shop on the rear, subject to a ground rr.nt of £3 15 0 sterling, per annum. The Lots will be sold separate or together, as may best suit the purchasers, CHALUTTE FRIZZLE, > ..„„. WALTER THEKER, $ executors Of Cliarles Wier, deceased- Per. 8.______________________T?;F4t Cordial iJistillery, No. 17, Stcosti Strubt, Baltimore. JOSEPH FRELET Respectf illy informs his friends and the public in general, that he keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of CORDIALS, of all kinds, which he will dispose of, whole- sale or retail, on the most moderate terms. Country merchants and others who may fi.vor him with their cumstom, will have every reason to be satisfied with his prompt attenti- on, and with the qualities and prices of his Liqaors. OJJ HAM, A quantity ofBORDKAUX WINE, in casks, from five to ten dollars a cask. HE HAS ALSO FOR SALE, 30 cases first quality Medoc, of the year 18')1. 100 ditto Red Wine, T Suitable for lOOditto wihte Wine de ftrave, Lthe West- 100 ditto Cordials, well assort- {India rear- 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 toageneral order of Baltimore coun tv court, in case of insolvent debtors, will be sold by public auction, en the premises, on the Krister's-town 'lYrnpike road, near the French Seminary, on :¦ aturdav, 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 I> C. Nagot, to Jo- nas Thompson—Beginning for the same at the Distance of 5') feet from the corner or inter- section of Morris street, and the Turnpike- road, & running thenet, northerly and binding on the Turnpike Road 22 feet and 6 inches, thriice easterly, parallel with Morris-street 100 feet thence southerly 22 feet 6 inches, & thence westerly 100 feet to the beginning ; being late the property of Simon Frei/.e, an insolvent debtor. There is a convenient Duelling House on the premises, with other improvements, wlvch can be 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 da. oi salei and on payment of the whole amount of the purchase money, a deed will be ex-cuted to tiie purchaser. SAM j. DONALDSON, Trustee. November 20. 2awt2dja Richard Culverwell Returns his friends and the puoiic at large his sincere thanks for their past tavors in his line as an auctioneer, which he has carried on in the city and precincts of Baltimore for near 20 years, and hopes stif 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 (he aboie line of business, in which he still will endeavor to please. W nere- is 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 connected with him, but acts solely on his own account. His stated hours of sale, at the centre market, on Wednesdays and Satur- days, 10 commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. and at the Maypole Tavern on Tuesdays and Fri- days at 3 o'clock, P. M. AH 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. F< aron's stable, where tickets of reception will be given. He continues to sell horses and earriages about the. street as usual RICHARD CULVERWELi.., Auct'r. N. B Said Cuherwell, continues the sales of Orphans' Property every where within the city and precincts of Baltimore. December 8. 2aw4t ISAAC M'PIIERSON . MAS LATELY IMPORTED isf NOW OF- FEES FOR SALE, A GOOD ASSOUTMENT Or BOLt'ING CL0THS, Of the Manufactory of the Old 1'hree Kings, that are warranted good, arc purchased with cash, and sold at small profit. ALSO, 6N HAUB, A large quantity oi BURR BLOCK, of g^ood quality and a sufficient numberof hands to execute any order for Mid Stones, at a short notice, No. 30, Fayette-street, Balti- more. 11th mo. 21. 2aw / Public Sale. On Monday the 2U< of the present month, at 12 g'c.ack, noon, will be offend for sate on the premises, the HOUSE and LOT, ON Britain street, Old-Town, held under lease at $75 per annum, which has four years to tin, and now occupied by -Mr. P. Whitney, as a Sugar Refinery, at the rent of §^50 per aim. Terms, which will be liberal, will be made known at the time and place of sale. THOMAS W. GRIFFITH, Trustee (f A- Buchanan. Deeember3. 2aw3w Twenty .Dollars Reward. Rartaway from the subscribe), some time !»i November last, a Black Negro BOY, nam- ed George, about 14 years ot age, has large ¦white eyes, a down look, and a scar upon his breast. George formerly lived with Mrs Long, on Fell's Point, where he was seen since his elopement, and it is highly probable, he is now (calking about the our pars of said place__ Whaever apprehends said runaway, and se. cures him in Baltimore jail, shall receive the aoove r'ward. Masters of vesselsand others, Hre hereby cautioned against harboring said runaway. LARK1N. H. SMl'l H. DeCi»mb« 10. 2aw For Sale. The subscribers offer for sale the following PROPERTY, at. private sale, until Thuja day, the 31st d-iy of December next: .Rumnev Farm, situate in Bush River Neck, Harford county, bounded by Bush River on the w-st, and by Rumnev on the east, both navigable rivers—containing 3C0 acres of the best Land in the state of Maryland. The tock op said Farm consisting of Negroes men, women, and boys) Horses, Mules Ox- en, Milch Cows, Hogs, Sheep, Fanning U- tensils, Corn, Wheat, sc. will be sold there- with, or separately, as may suit the purchaser. One undivided moiety of a Tract of Laud, situate also in Bush River Ntck and about 2 miles below Runaney Farm, called Sheppmd's Good Friendship, said to contain about 100 a. res. The whole of this last Tract is Wood- Land, and lies very convenient to navigati- on on every side. Montreal, lying within 3, 4 and 5 miles of the head of Bush River, and containing' 56T acres. The whole of this Tract is also wood- land, & very heavily timbered. A consider- able partcf it is covered with Hickory, which might be advantageously conveyed to the Bal- timore market. The rapid increase of the city of Baltimore and the increasing scarcity of wood within its vicinity, render this land worthy the attention of the speculator. It will be sold in one body, or laid off in lots, as may suite purchasers. A part of Nova Scotia, containing 130 acres being part of the Tract formerly in the posses sion of Barney Riley, and adjoinging Mr. J Fulton's situate within two miles of the head of Bush River, and is altogether covered with Wood—Hickory, Oak, and Chesnut. The The proximity of this Land, to navigation, the quantity of Wood growing on it, and conse- quently the easy conveyance of it to Baltimore market, will insure to the purchaser a hand- some remuneration for all his advances A lew acres of Land, adjoining Mr ParkerV Gilbert's Land, and being pari of the same Tract. The number of acres not yet ascer- tained. This Land lies on the post road, be. twren Bush and Havre de Grace, and will be more particularly described when surveyed And lastly, two Brick Houses, in Bush- town, with one Lot of Ground, containing about two acres. Should not the aforesaid Property be disposed of at private sale, it will he exposed at public vendue—viz. At Ruinney, on Thursday, the 31st day of December next, Rumney Farm, with ail the Stock thereon, (Negroes excepted.) Also, Sheppurd's Good Friendship. And at Bush-Town, on Monday, the 4th day of January next, at the house of Messrs. Welsh and Lee, the rema nder of the above described Property A liberal credit will be given for the purchase money, the purchaser giving bonds, with satisfactory security for the amount, with intesest, payable annually.— Attendance will be given and terms of sale. made known by WM. HALL, and EDWARD HALL. Executors of Thomas Hall Harford county, Nov. 24. 2aw3lD John Haslam, VETERINARY SURGESN, Or FARKIER, No 41, Jones street, Old Town, Continues to offer his professional services to the citizens of Baltimore, and informs them that he has opened a Shop, in the above street, for the Shoeing of Horses feet, accord ing to the modern improved plan ; that is on the following principle : The Frog of the foot never to be pared, to bear equal weight with tl)e shoe, and the shoe to be tbrged in such a manner as to bear a level surface on the ground and at the same time a sufficient space betweeen the shoe and sole of the foot. It would appear, at first thought that the frog pressing on the ground, would injure the horse ; but when we consider the shape, situ- ation, quality and composition of the frog, together with its connection with the exter- nal and internal parts of the foot, we must ac- knowledge it was placed there for most es- sential purposes. It is elastic, and the shape of a wedge, convex, ana placed in the centre of the heels This wedije like shape, and convexity must be intended for some purpose, and that is to keep the heels expanded, which operation takes place in the following manner ; allow the frog to press on the ground, and when- ever the horse sets his foot down, the frog as cends, t tat is, it rises up between the heels ; when he takes it up, the frog descends and by this alternate motion the heels are preserv ed expanded. The toot forms half a circle, which is the natural shape of a colt's toot, and a proper elastic motion is kept up in the parts composing the heels—again, tiie frog, when suffoie I to to press on the gruond, prevents the horse from slipping and'by the its elastic quality acts as a spring. It is tOund by experience that a perpetual press, re may be given to a living substance, and it will be attended witti no inconvenience, when a partial* pressure will cause most ex- quisite pain. This is demonstrated in a person whose liv- ing is by the hammer ; he feels no inconve- nience; when a person, whose hand is soft, begins to work with the hammer for a little tim., he feels great pain The same is also the case with the trog of the horse's foot, though it is cut and raised from the ground, as it is the common practice, and not admitted to press on an even surface, it will meet with pressure on gravelly gorund, or any uneven surface ; therelore it is better it should have perpetual or constant pressure. Independatit of the reasonable appearance of the above theo'4', no one has cause for fear in the practice. It has been adopted for several years past at the Veterinary College of London, and in numerous instances in this city, by my direction, with the most salutary e fleets. The plan of Shoeing in frost differs from the plan in warmer weather It is expected these few observations are sufficient, but any further explanation will be given by calling on me. * What I mean by partial pressure, is a press- ure sometimes. December 11._________2aw2wJ|__ just Received—For Sale. 10 hhds. lsi quality St Croix Sugar, 20 qr casks Sherry Wine, D. G. brand, 12 hhds. first quality Molassees, 20 bags beautiful Green CoHee, 7 hhds. high proof Jamaica Spirits, 8 do. 3d and 4tn proof Antigua do. 1800 baskets fine Table Salt. WILLIAM NORRIS, Jon. No- 64, Baltimore-street December 10. 2aw.'w A Young Man of Meady habits and application, would be received as a Student by a Physician, in the country, on moderate terms. Apply to M. Jambu, No. 222, Market-street. Decemoer 15. 2a w PRO BONO PUBLICO. Patent W iter-proof Hi nneaiici Blacking, Prepared with oil, which softens, preservs, and beautifies the leather..—Words cannot set forth its just p. " -;e, nor can its transcendanl qualities be truely known, but by experienc. It is especially calculated for and. particularly rer.omnier.de i to sportsmen, and gentlnmen who are much exposed to the wet—Also for cleaning harness, as it will effectually pre- vent the water from penetrating, preserve tin- leather from cracking, and render it supple St pleasant to the vi ing it also a beau- tiful j't black gloss a proof of which may be seen at the warehouse. The above blacking is prepared and sold only by T W DYOTT, At his medical warehouse, No. 57, Sourh- Secoud-sireet, Philadelphia ; sold alco by his appointment at Edme Ducatel's, apothe- cary and chymist, No 2d, Market-street, and John Lova's Drug'and Patent Medicine store, No. 16, Centre Market Space, Baltimore. WHERE ALSO MAT SE HAD THE IMPERIAL WASH, ASD NEW INVENTED LIQUID, For taking out stains, and prtsetving the quality of Saddles and tops of Boots, h\c fkc. Dr. ROBERTSON'S CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH, Which has proved by experience, to be the most vaulable medicine ever yet offered to the public fur curing the Gout, Cramp, and wind in the stomach j also a certain cure for the Dysentery, or Bloody Flux, Cholera Mor- ns, severe gripings, and all other diseases of the bowels, a dose never fails to remove a cold if taken soon afteritsfirstappearance.lt s also celebrated for carrying off superfluous bile, removing habitual cotiveuess, sickness at the stomach, severe head ache, Sic &c. The following certificates are selected from the many respectable ones lately received by the proprietor, and are now in his posses- sion. CERTIFICATE, Of Mr. William julion, carpenter and builder, No. 69, south Fifth street, Philadelphia. Sir, My wishes to promote the imprest of su- perior merit, and to allord consolation to the afflicted, induces me to request you will lay my case before the p blic, as ah incontestable proof of the astonishing efficacy of Dr. Ro- be rtson's invaluable Stomachic Elixir of Health. I do hereby certify, that I was seized most violently with the dysentery, or bloody flux, which reduced me so much, that I was con- fined to my bed, and became so weak that I could not not move without assistance. My situation at that time being so seriously alarm- ing, as no relief could be obtained, 1 was given over, and even death would have been di sirable to me, had not a friend of mine, who by chance called to see me, who had just re- covered from a similar complaint, though not so severe as mine. He informed me dial he w -.s cured by taking lir Robertson's Stomachic Elixir of Health, and advis d me to send to you for a bottle. I immediately did so, and by 'ollowdng your instructions given with the bottle, before I had taken half a botlle, I found myself much relieved, anil my disorder great- ly abated, and by continuing to take it, in one week I was able to walk out, and in less than a fortnight was able lo attend to my business I therefore recommend every family to be provided with this invaluable medicine, parti- cularly those who live at a distance in - the country, where assistance cannot be immedi- ately obtained. As I am convinced that Dr. Robertson's Stomachic Elixir of Health, is the most effectual remedy in the world, I have since recommended it to several of mv friends in sin ilar complaints, who have always been relieved immediately after taking it.— Should any person wish to be more tully con vinced of my case, I will with pleasure ex- plain it to 'hem by applying to me I am with a due sense otthe benefit I have received, through the efficacy of j our medi- cine, Sir, your humble servant, WM JULION. Mr. Dvott. Philadelphia, July 15th, 1807- CERIIFICATE, Of Mr. John T. Solomon, Sixth near Race- Street, Philadelphia. Sir.. For the good of the public and benefit of the afflicted, I think proper to inform you, that, having laoored for upwards of six months under a very bad cough, attended with diffi- culty ol breathing, pains in my breast and side, and a sicki ess at my stomash ; having lost all appetite, I became so very much reduced in my strength as to he unable to walk. I was ' or.sidei ed in a consumption, and given up for a lost man. In this hopeless situation I had recoure to Dr. Robertson's Stomachic F.lixir of Health, and to my great astonishment, before I had taken one bottle, found myself very much relieved. I expectorated a great quan- tity ol phlegm, which has eased me of one of the most violent coughs that ever a man had ; I have taken it regularly ever since, and now find myself completely recovered, and shall certainly, for the benefit received, recommend it as far as I can, believing it to be a most effi- cacious medicine in the above complaint, I am, Sir, With real respect, Your obed't humble servant, JOHN T. SOLOMON. Mr. T. W. Dyott. August 22. CERTIFICATE Of Mr- Peter Lemnan, No 278, south Second, street, Philadelphia. Dear Sir, It is with the utmost satisfaction I in- form you of the cure effected by your truly- invaluable Stomachic Elixir of Health, as the whole of my family, including myself, being six in number, were violently affected with the influenza, attended with very bad coughs, pains in the limbs, and difficulty of breathing, which continued to increase. I applied to a physician, but his medicines had no effect.— Just at that time, having heard of the cures made by Dr. Robertson's Stomachic Elixir of Health, I determined to try a bottle of it; I did, and its effects exceeded my expectations. The first two or three doses caused me to ex- pectorate avast quantity of tough vicid phlegm, and so speedily removed every symptom of the cold, that by the time we had taken three bottles we were all perfectly cured, except a weakness that remained, for which I have ad- ministered Dr. Robertson's Patent Wine Bit- ters, and I have found them wonderfully effica- cious in strengthening the system,and destroy- ing of worms, as two of my children have voided a vast quantity by taking them, and are now growingstrortg and healthy. I have since recommended the above medicines to a num- ber of my friends, who have been immediately relieved by taking them. It is my desire that you publish this case of my family for the benefit of the public, and those who may be afflicted Any person desir- ous of further information, may have every satisfaction, by applying-either by letter or per- sonally to me I am, Sir, Your obedient hnmhleservant, PETER DUNHAM. Sept. 16, 1807. _ The abovs Medicine is sold, wholesale'and retail, by the sole proprietor, T. W. Dyott, No. 57, south Second street, Philadelphia ; and by his appointment, at Ednie Ducatel's, apothe- cary &. chymist, No. 26, Market-street, & John Love's Drug Si Patent Medicine-Store, No 16, Centre Market-Space, Baltimore ; J. Johnson, Richmond, Virginia; J B. Dumontel, Charles- ton, S. C. j J. and T. Schieppelin, Druggist & Lee's Medicine Store, New-York WHMSB ALSO MAT BE HAD DR. ROBERTSON'S PATENT STOMACHIC WINK BITTERS, Celebrated and well known for their supe, rior qualities in restoring weak constitutions- destroy ing worms, cleansing &. strengthening, giving- a proper tone to the stomach and in- creasingtlie appetite. A frequent use of them is a certain preventive against those com- plaints so common in the spring and fall, such as intermitting fevers, agues, autumnal fevers, dysenteries, &.c. N. B. The above medicine is particularly serviceable to those who make long sea voy- ag-es and are exposed to unhealthy climates* as a powerful preservative against contagious disorders. November 26^________________________ Dr.'TISSOT'S CELEBRATED GOUT rtND RHEUMA- TIC DROPS. T.b.e Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago, and the various disorders of the samejUiture, are so exquisitely painful, and so difficult to be cured, that theyhave justly excitedtkeutmoststretrh of medical investigation. Some professional ;;e, tlemen have excelled in one department of »he sciences ; others in another. Dr. Tissot particularly has long been renowned for the superiority of his prescriptions in chronical diseases, and the length of lime which eiap sed during his sole attention to the nature and effects and cure of these affections, render the medicines which he recommended of in- valuable importance. The beneficial effects of these drops, have been so often experienced, and their extraordinary efficacy has been at- tested by witnesses so numerous and so unim peachably credible, that incredulity itself cantnot doubt the virtues of Dr Tissot's Gout and RheumaticDrop's. Large quantities have already Deen vended, and the sale is now be- come so general, and their certainty in curing the disorders of a chronic nature is so com- pletely ascertained, that certificates of their unbounded utility are now unnecessary. Tes- timonies of their value, and a volume of at- tested cases periormed by. them, may be seen upon application at T. W. Dyott's genuine drug and patent medicine warehouse, No. 57, South'Second street, Philadelphia. The price of Dr. Tissot's Gout and Rheu- matic Drops, is only two dollars per bottle, with copious directions. Generous allowances made to those who buy to sell again. Of the many respectable testimonislsof the effects of the above drop3, whicn have been receiv. d by the proprietor, we beg leave to annex the following CERTIFICATE Of General Kidgely of Hampton. I certify that having received a bjow on my knee, which induced severe pain and swel- ling, I was advised to apply to Dr. Tissot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, and on bathing the part with them only a tew times, agreea- bly to the directions, they effected a perlcct cure. Another time my wrist was affected with rheumatism to such a degree, as to ren- der my hand for the time useless, when on making application of the same remedy in like manner, the disorder in the course of twenty-four hours was estirely removed. I therefore fom the experience 1 have had of the efficacy of said medicine, consider it a beneficent act, to recommend it in similar ca- ses to ctners. (Signed) C. RIDGELY, of Hampt. CERTIFICATE Of John Gibson, esq one of the directors of the Farmers' Bank of Maryland I certify that about a year since, my foot re- ceived an injury by a fall; in a tew hours after it was affected with a most excruciating pain, so that I was unable to walk without crutches 1 was apprehensive that this accident would induce a severe fit o' the gout, with which I had been frequently attacked. In this situa- tion one of my friends highly recommended and earnestly advised me to apply Dr. Tissot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops. I immediately procured them and made the application ; in less than three hours the pain entirely abated which had been so severe, as to deprive me of sleep for several nights. Bya fe w further ap- plications, a perfect applications, a perfect cure succeeded. I have frequently since in in other cases, b«th used them myself, and recommended them to others with invariable success (Signed) JOHN GIBSON. CERTIFICATE Of Mrs. Mary Tailor. I, MaryTaylor, No. 135, Plumb-street, Phi- ladelphia, aged up wardsof'70y ears, havingbeen' afflicted with very violent rhaumatic pains for more than tight years, being recommended to apply Dr. Tissot's gout and rheumatc drops on only using half a bottle every rheumatic affection was completely removed, and I have continued free from all pain ever since ; as witness my hand. MARY TAYLOR. The -bove drops are sold wholesale and re- tail only by the sole agent, T. W. DYOTT, At his genuine drug Stpatcntmedicine ware- house, No. 57, South Second Street, second door below Chesnut street, Philadelphia, and by his appointment, at. Edme Ducatel's Apo- thecary and Chymist, No. 26, Market-street ; at John Love's Drug & Patent Medicine Store, No. 16, Market-space Baltimore—-at I. and T. Schieffclin's Druggist, and Lee's Medicine- store, New York—I. Johnson, Richmond,and T. B. Dumontet, Charleston, S. C. Take notice None are genuine except they are signed on the outside wrapper, by the sole proprietor, Henry Ward._______ New Paper Warehouse. The Subscriber respecully informs the- Public in general, and his Friends in particu, lar, that he has opened a Store at No. 51 South-street, where ho intends to keep a Con' slant supply of Writing, Printing, and Wrap, ping Paper, wholesale and retail ; where Sta- tioners and others may pe supplied at the most reduced prices, WILLIAM LUNGREN. Oct. 20. 2aw Stewart, Montgomery- &a Co. No. 206, Market-street, Opposite thelndian ^ueen, 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 by the piece, or package. They daily 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 occupied by James Some!?, vill & Co. Sept 11. dot Saw To Rent, The new three-story Brick WAREHOUSE No. 231, Market-street, well finishnd, one of the best stands in the city for the wholesale Dry Goods, or Hardware Business. Fof terms apply to HENRY KEERL. November 11. 2aw For Sale on a credit of 7years. A very valuable MERCHANT MILL, with two hundred acres of Land adjoining. This mill is in complete order for manuf.dur- ing, and has annexe.', a very valuab'e Saw Mill. It is is situatad near the niomh of Goose, Creek, in the county of Loudon and State of Virginia ; four miles from LeeSburgh the country town, and only half a mile (rout the River Potomac, the water of which is high enough a considerable part of the year to ad., mit the navigation of Boats from the mill to' Georgetown, the City of Washington, and! Alexandria The coun'rv around is very fer- tile, and can supply it plentifully with wheat, corn, &c. for manufacture A further de- scription is unnecessary, as it is presumed any person wishing to purchase, will first view it. The t< rms will be a credit of s^ven years, the purchaser giving bond with approv. ed security, and also a deed of trust upon the premises. Applications to be made to GEORGE CARTER. Oatlands, near Leesburgh, Virginia. N. B. I have also for sale, 1000 acre* of Land, situated upon the waters of Goose Creek, with a valuable mill seat thereon, the Land will be divided 10 suit purchasers. Ap- ply as above. November 20_________________2aw3m India Goods, ike. eke. Benj. and Ceo. Williams, No. 3, Bf»wi.v's wharf, OFFER FOR SA..E, . 186 bales India Goods, Consisting if Gurrahs, Mamoodies, Cossas, Sawns. P4ow, Sannas,Baf as.Emerti s,LongCtoths,Checks, Custas. Green, Checked, Striped and (/range colored Seersuckers, Kharadarys, Bandanna H'dkls. assorted, Sooty lion al, Blue Gilla, Clioona, Romal, Lungee, Pulicat and Pattern Madras H'dkls. 40 hhds N. Rum, 10 pipes Cegniac Brandy, 10 pipes White Spanish do. 10 do Catalona \V ine, 50 kegs Raisins, 10 casks Currants, 30 do. Cheese, 20 chests Souchong Tea, 20 hhds Muscovado Sugar, 100 boxes white and brown llavanna do. Noeember 19. dot 2aw4w[| This is to give Notice, That the subscriber of the city of Balti- more hath obtained from the orphan's court Baltimore county, letters testamentary, on the personal estate of Fred'k. Pratt, late of said county deceased : All persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby warn- ed to exhibit the Sam", with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the lQth day of September next, they may other- wise by law be excluded from all benefit ol the said estat;;. Given under my hand this 10th day of December, 1807. JOHN THOMAS, Administrator December 10, 1807__________,2aw6w Second-hand Charnot. FOR SALE, A second-hand CHARRIOT, incomplete repair, and may be had a Great Bargin ; ap- to Mr. Everson, Cuach-Maker. December9. eo4t^ In Baltimore County Courtj November r,Tst, lt$07 On Application to the judges of the said County Court, by petition in writing of WM. SUMAN, of said county, praying tiie bene- fit of the act for the relief of sundry insol- vent debtors, on the terms mentioned in said act ; a schedme of his property, and a list of ids creditors on oath, as far as he can ascertain them, as directed by the said act, being annexed to his petition, and that the said county court, being satisfied by compe- tent testimony, that the said William Sunian, has resided the two preceding years with- in the state of Maryland, prior to the pas- sage of the said act, and the said William Sumau, at the time of presenting his petition as aforesaid, having produced to the said court, the assent in writing of so many of his creditors as have due to them the anioust of two thirds of the debts due by him at the time of passing the said act. It is thereupon adjudged and ordered hjp the said court, that trie said William Suraan, (by causing a copy of ti.is order to be insert- ed in some one of the newspapers in the City of Baltimore, every other d»y for 3 months.,, successively, before the twenty-ninth day of March i-.ext) give notice to his creditors to appear before the said county court, at the Court House, in the said county, atlO o'clock in the forenoon of the said 29th day of March next, for the purpose, of recommouding a trustee for their benefit, on the said William Suman, then and there taking the oath by said act prescribed for delivering up his pi'openy, Signed per order. WM. GIBSON, Clerk. November 23. eo3m The Subscriber Is compelled to notify his Creditors, that after two years laborious experiment, he finds itimpossible to satisfy fully the various claims of his old concern against him ; and he, there- fore isnecessitatedto resort to the act of assem- bly for insolvent relief, by application to Ihe judges of Baltimore county court, or to one of the judges thereof in the reCMS of the court. S. WILMER. November 33. ta2m PRINTED AND "PUBLISHED BY JOHN HEWES O/ipssite the Post-Office, St. Paul's-Lane. BALTIMORE.