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For Sale,
"Hie subscribers offer for sale the following
r"\ut*ER Y, at'private sale, until Thura
day, the 31st day of December next:
Riimuev Farni, situate in Bushltiver Neck,
Harford county, bounded by Bush River on
the i-' st, and by Rumaev on the cast, botb
navigable rivers—containing 360 acres of the
best Land in the Btate of Maryland. The
tock on said Farm consisting of Negroes
men, women, and hoys) Horses, Mules. Ox-
en, Milc.il Cows, Hogs, Sheep, Farming U-
tensils, O >rn, Wheat, Sic. will be sold there-
with, or separately, a ¦¦. may soil the purchaser.
One (Itldivi ty of a Tract of Land,
rfituste also in Bush River Neck and about 2
milesbelow ltumi*; Farm, railed Sheppar&t
G.,.4 Friendship, said to contain about jOO
a .res. The whole of this last Tract is Wood-
Land, and lies very conveninent to navigati-
on Oil eve- •• side.
Montreal, lying within 3, 4 and 5 miles of
the head of B»*h River, and containing 561
acres. The whole of this fraotis also wood-
land, h. ve"y heavily timbered. A consider-
:i le pai-tct it ift covered with Hickory, which
might be advantageously conveyed to the Bal-
timore market. The rapid increase of the
Baltimore and the increasuig scarcity
of wood within its vicinity, render this land
worthy the attention of the speculator. It
will hi* sold in one body, or laid off in lots, as
mav suite purchasers.
A part of Nova Scotia, containing 130 acres
being part of tile Tract formerly in the posses-
sion of Barney Riley, and adjoinging Mr. J.
f.'mton's situate within two mile's of the head
of Bush River, and is altogether covered with
\v\wd—Hickory, Oak, and Cbesnut. The
The pi oximity of this Land, to navigation, the
quantity of Wood growing on it, and conse-
quently the easy conveyance of itto Baltimore
market, will insure to the purchaser a hand-
some remuneration tor all his advances
A i«w aci-es of Land, adjoining Mr Parker
Gilbert's Land, and being pan. of the same
Tract. The number of acres not yet ascer
tained. This Land lies on the post road, be.
tw en IL.sh and Havre de Grace, and will be
ffliore parti .ularh'described when surveyed
Ami lastly, two Brick Houses; in Bush-
town, with one Lot of Ground, containing
about two acres. Should not the aforesaid
Prop Kv be disposed of at private sale, it
will he exposed at public vendue—viz.
At Ru. Bay, on Thursday, the 31st day of
December next, Rumney Farm, with all the
Stock there hi, (Negroes excepted.) Also,
Sheppard'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
for the purchase money, the purchaser
giving bonds, with satisfactory security for
the ainaunt, with intesest, payable annually.—
All ¦*<> nice will be given and terms of sale
made known by WM. HALL, and
EDWARD HALL.
Executors of Thomas Hall
Harford county, Nov. 24. 2aw31D
John Haslam,
VETERINARY SUkGEON, Or
VARi-UER,
No 41, Jones-street, Old To-tn,
Continues to offer his professional services
to the citizens of Baltimore, and informs them
that he his opened a Shop, in the above
Street, for the Shoeing of Horses feet, accord
ing to the modem improved plan ; that is on
the following principle :
The. Frog of the foot never to bewared, to
bear equal weight with the shoe, and the shoe
to be forged 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, w >uld injure the
bora. ; but when wc corsider the shape, situ-
ation, qualiiy and composition of the frog,
together with its connection with the exter-
nal and intern-d parts of the foot, we must ac-
knowledge it was placed therefor most es-
sential purposes. It is elastic, and the shape
bf a wedge. Convex, ana placed in the centra
of the heels
This wedge like shape, and convexity must
bsintend, d for same purpose, and that is to
keep the bee is 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 >at is, it rises u; between the heels ;
when he takes it up, the bog descends and
by this alternate motion the heels are preserv-
ed expanded The toot forms half a circle,
which is Cite natural shape of a toll's foot, and
a i.roper elastic mo.ion is kept up in the part..
Composing the heels—again, the frog, when
s-,!; . e l 10 press on the p-uottd, prevents
(lie horse teem slipping and by the. its elastic
quality acts as a spring.
Ii is found by experience that a perpetual
pr.-ss re may I ii given to a living substance,
and it will be attended with 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 j he feels no inconve
niei'.ee ;' when a person; whose hand is soft,
begins to work with the hammer for a little
time, he feejs great pain The same is
also the case with the frog 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 ; therefore it is better it
should have perpetual or constant pressure.
Independent of the reasonable appearance
of the above theory, no one has cause for
fear in llu practice. It has been adopted for
several veal's past at the Veterinary College
of London, and in numerous instances in this
city, by my direction, with the moat salutary
effects.
The plan of Shoeing in fr ,st differs from
the plan in warmer weather
It is expected these few observations are
sufficient, but any further exp atiation will
be given by calling on me
* What I mean by partial pressure, is a press
ure sometimes.
December II. 2aw2w||
This is to give Notice,
That the subscriber of thp city of Balti-
more, bath 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 subsc iber, on or before the
10th day of September next, they may other-
wise by ,aw be excluded from all benefit of the
said ettate. Given under my band this tilth
dJ> of December, lcsor.
JOHN THOMAS,
Administrator
December 10, 1W£. Jiawfiw
Stewart, Montgomery & Co.
No. 205, Market-street, Opposite theiiluian
Shieen,
Have received by the Fame, from Liver-
pool. Cloths, Gassimeres, Bii'/.'-s, Flannels,
Blankets, KemKl Cottons, Welch Plain*
Kerseys and Half Thicks, Stuffs, ike. which
they off -r for sale b the piece, or package.
They daily expect a further Supply from Lou
don and Liverpool, which will render their
assortment complete.
TO LET,
Two Warehouses on Smith's wharf; and
the Store, lately occupied by James Homer
vill &. Co Sept i 1. -d€t -•ia.w
tor Salt?on a credit of 7years.
A very valuable MERCHANT MILL,
with two hundred acres of Land adjoining.
This mill is in complete order for manufactur-
ing, and has annexed, a very valuable Saw
Mill It is is situatad near the mouth of Goos s
Creek, in the county of London and State of
Virginia; four miles from Lftesburgh the
country town, and only half a mile from 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
George-town, the City of Washington, and
Alexandria. The country around is very fer-
tile, and can supply it plentifully with wheat,
corn, &c. for manufacture. A further de-
scription is unuecessa.y, as it is presumed
any person wishing to purchase, will first
view it. The terms will be a credit of seven
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 LeeshurgK, Virginia.
N B. I have also for sale, 1000 acres of
Land, situated upon t.iie waters of Goose
Creek, with a valuable mill seat thereon, the
Land will be divided to suit purchasers Ap-
ply as above.
November 20,_____ __________2aw3m
India Goods, &c. &.c.
Benj. and Geo. Williams,
No. 3, Bawi.v's whauf,
OFFER FOR SALE,
186 bales India Goods,
Consisting if
Gurrahs, Mamoodies, Cossas, Sawns, Mow,
Saunas, Baf as, Eroerti -S, Long Cloths,Checks,
Cost as, Green, Checked, Striped and Orange
Colored Seersuckers, Kharadarys, Bandanna
H'dk's assorted, Sooty Ronal, Blue Gilla,
Choppa, Romal, Lungee, Pulicat and Pattern
Madras H'dkfs.
4o hhds. N. Rum,
It) pipes Cogniac 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 while and brown Havanna do.
Noecmber 19._____________dSt 2aw4w|]
New Paper Warehouse.
The Subscriber respecully informs the-
Public in general, and bis Friends in particu-
lar, that he has opened a Store at No Si,
South-street, where he intends to keep a C«n
stant supply of Writing, Printing, and Wrap,
ping Paper, wholesale and retail ; where Sta-
tioners and others may be supplied at the most
reduced prices.
WILLIAM LUNGREN.
Oct. 20. Saw
This is to give INotice,
That the subscriber hath obtained from the
Orphans' Court of Baltimore county, Utters
of administration on the personal estate of
John Grimes late of Baltimore county, de-
ceased : Ail p( rsons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to ex
libit the same with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, sat or before the 19th day
of June next, they may otherwise by law,
be excluded from all benefit of th said estate.
Given unde my hand this 19th day of De-
cember, 1807.
MARY GRIMES, Adm's.
December 19 18u7- 2aw6w
iNotice.
May be bad at the Fountain Inn, by giv-
ing one day's notice, either for public or pri-
vate pr ties. Calf Foot Jelly, Currant Ditto,
Lemon Creams, and Whips.
November 13. 2aw
Sherry Wine,Pippu Apples,eic
jfust received per schooner Grand Sachem, cup
tain Holmes, from New-Tort,
25 qr. casks Sherry Wine, represented of
very superior quality, and
25 bbis. Pippin Apples,
IN STORE,
100 kegs Fresh Ground Ginger,
7 pipss French Brandy, 4th proof,
2 de. Holland Gin, 1st proof,
10 rases Mint and other Cordials,
100 boxes Codfish,
15 hi ds. do. »
15 quintal* Dumb and Table Fish,
5o kegs Tongues am! Sounds,
35 half bbls. Boston Beef No. 1.
1C0 bbls. Cyder Vinegar,
SO bbls. Glauber Salts, which will he Sola
very low to close sales,
W00 lbs. first quality Spanish Tobacco,
A LSO,
An invoice of DRY GOODS,
Consisting of
Pullicat H'dkfs. Cambric Muslins, Calicoes,
Dimities, Suspenders, Ike. Apply to
ISAIAH MANKTN.
December 21. ___________ 2aw4t
This is to give Notice,
That the subscriber of the city of Balti-
more, hath obtained from the orphan's court
of Baltimore county, in Maryland, letters of
administration on the personal estate of Ger-
main Gi'ipiere de Montahbor, late of Balti-
more city, deceased. All persons having
chains, against the said deceased, are here-
by warned to exhibit tee same, with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or be-
fore thelfi'hday of June next, 'hey may other-
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. And all persons indebted to the
said deceased, are required to make payment
to the subscriber, on or befoie the 1st of Janu-
ary next, j808. '
Given under my hand this 16th day of De-
cember 1H07.
JAMES COURREGES, Adm'r.
TO HE NT,
A Lot of Ground, situated on Jonrs'-ttreet,
near Front street, in said city, on vhich is
erected a frame House in which t he late Mr.
Dc Moutalibor lived, finmertiate possession
oa . be had. i'or terwif and particulars in-
quire of JAMES COWRKBGES.
Dews ruber 16. Savtow
pro bono Publico.
Patent Water-proof Ifrmetaick Buickin^,
Prepared with oil, which softens, preserve,
and beautifies the leather—Words cannot sel
forth its iust praise, nor can its trait v.eud an I
qna'dties be truely known, but by experienc
Itis especially calculated for, and particularly
r.-comme.nde i to sportsmen, and gentlnmen
re much exposed to the wet—Also for
cleaning harness, as it will effectually pre
vent the water from penetrating, preserve the
l.-.-'her from cracking, and render it supple¦&
pi :.a mt to the very last, giving it also a beau-
tiful j x Mack gloss a proof of which may be
the warehouse.
The. above blacking is prepared and sold
only by
T W DYOTT,
At his medical warehouse, No. 57, South-
Second-street, PhilaV Iphia ; sold also by
hia appointment at Euf, e Ducat el's, apo'he-
¦¦! chymist, No.26, Market-street, and
John Love's Drug and Patent Medicine store,
No. 16, Centre Market Space, Baltimore.
Willi RE ALSO MAT BE HAD
Villi. IMPERIAL WASH,
A.XD
NEW INVENTED LIQUID,
For taking out stains, and presetving the
qualiiy of Saddles and tops of Boots, &c &c.
Dr. ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACHIC liLIXIK OFHEALTH,
Which has proved by experience, to be
the most vau'iabie medicine ever yel offered to
the public for curing the Gout, Cramp, and
wind in the. stomach ; also a certain care lor
the Dysentery,or Bloody Flux, Cholera Mor-
tis, severe gripings, and all other diseases of
the bowels, a dose never fails to remove a
i old it taken eoon after its first appearum e It
s -lso celebrated for carrying off supei
bile, removing habitual cotiveness, siciuiesu at
the stonyach, severe headache, Sic. &e.
The following certificates are select d 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.
Sjn,
My wishes to promote the interest of su-
perior merit, and to afford consolation totnc
afflicted, induces me to request you will lay
my case before the pe.blic, as an incontostible
proof of the astonishing efficacy of Dr. 1-to-
bertson'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 mv 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, I w m
given over, and even death would have been
cle.siri.ble to me, had not afriendbf mine, who
by chance called to see me, who had just rs-
coveredfroma similar complaint, though not
t:o severe as mine. He informed me that he
was cured by taking Dr. Robertson's Stomachic
Elixir of Health, and advised me to send to
youfora bottle. I immediately did so, and by
following your instructions given with the
bottle, before I had taken half a bottle, 1 found
myself much relieved, and 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 to attend to my business.
I therefore recommend every family to le
provided with this invaluable medic&e, parti-
cularly those who live at a distance in the
country, where assistance cannot be immedi-
ately obtained. As I am convinced that D.\\
Robertson's Stomachic Eli.sir of Health, is
the most effectual remedy in the world, I
have since recommended itto several of iny
friends in similar complaints,who have always
been relieved immediately after taking it.—
Should any person wish to be. more fully con
vinced of my case, I will with pleasure ex-
plain it to them by applying to me.
1 am with a due sense of the benefit I have
received, through the efficacy of your medi-
cine,
Sir, your humble servant,
WM JULIO^J.
Mu. Dyott.
Philadelphia, July 15th, 1807-
CERTIFICATE,
Of Mr. John T. Solomon, Siith near Race-
Street, Philadelphia.
Sin.. For the good of the public and bent ft
of the afflicted, 1 think proper to inform you,
that having lanored for upwards of six months
under a very bad cough, attended with diffi-
culty of breathing, pains in my breast and side,
and a sickness at my slomaeb ; having loslail
appetite, I became so very much reduced in
my strength as to be unable to'walk. I was
considered in a consumption, and given up for
alostman. In this hopeless situation I had
recoure to Dr. Robertson's Stomachic Elixir erf
Health, and to my great astonishment, Ufue
I bad taken one bottle, found myself v*ry
much relieved. 1 expectorated a great quan-
tity of phlegm, which has eased nie.of one of
the. most violent coughs that ever a man had ;
I have takeu it rtctularly 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.
1 am, Sir,
With real respect,
Your obeii't humble servant,
JOHN T. SOLOMON.
Mr. T. W. Dyott.
August 22.
CERTIFICATE
Of Mr. Feier Denman, jVo. 278, south Second-
street, Philadelphia.
Dear Sin,
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 bis medicines had no effect—
just at that time, having heard of the cures
made by Dr. Robertson's Stomachic'Eiixir 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 cursd, 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 uf my children have
voided avast quantity by taking them, and are
now grow'mg6troug and healthy. I have since
recommended the a ove medicines to a num-
ber of my friends, who have been immediately
relieved by taking them.
'.' is toy 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 furthi i" information', may have every
satinfaol ion, by apply iny either by letter ur per-
sonally to me
lam, Sir,
Your obedient humble servant,
PETER DEN HAM. '
Sept. 16, 181)7.
The abovd Medicine is sold, wholesale and
retail, by the sole proprietor, T. W. Dyott, No.
57, south Second street, Philadelphia ; and by
bis appointment, at Ed me Ducatel's, apothe-
cary Ik chymist, No. 26, Market-street, & John
Love's Drug k Patent Medicine Store, Mo 16,
Centre Market-Space, Baltimore ; j. Johnson,
Richmond, Virginia ; J. B. Dunumtel, Charles-
ton, S. C.; J. and T. Schieppelin, Druggist &
Lie's Medicine Store, New-York.
WHERE ALSO MAY HE RAD
DR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHIC WINK BITTERS,
Celebrated and well known for their stipe,
rior qualities in restoring weak constitutions-
destroying worms, cleansing & strengthening,
giving a proper tone to the stomach and in-
creaStngthe 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, Ike.
N. 11. The above medicine is particularly
serviceable to thoes who make long sea voy-
ages and are exposed to unhealthy climates,
as a powerful preservative against contagious
disorders
November 26.
" Notice.
A BATTEALT, 16 feet long and 5 feet
wide, painted white en the .>ut side, and red
on the inside, with black gun wales, was
taken up by one of the subscriber's servants, on
Friday the oth instant, adrift in the mouth of
Chester River, near the subscriber's Wind
Mill Lant'.'mg. The owner is desired to prove
his property, pay the expence of this adver-
tisement, and the charges of taking up and
securing the said Batteau, and take her
away. THOMAS SMYi'H.
Eastern Neck, Kent County
__ December 9.____________________law4t
Dr. TIbSOT'S
CELEBRATED GOUT , NO RHEUMA-
TIC Dili
Tli Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago, and the
various disorders of the same nature, are so
exquisite ly painful, and sO difficult to he cured,
that they have justly ; xcitcc.it i e utmost stretch
of medical investigation. Some proi'e:
gentlemen have excelled in one departnu ntof
the sciences ; others in another. Dr\ I Usot
particularly has long been renowned for the
superiority of his prescriptions in chronica!
diseases, and the length of time which elap
sed during his aole attention to tire nature and
effects and cure of these affections, render
the medicines which he recommended of in-
valuable importance. TI.e beneficial effects of
these drops, have been so often experienced,
aivl their extraordinary efficacy has been at-
tested by witnesses Bdnumerous and so tinini
peachably credible, that incredulity itself
caiuot doubt the virtues of Dr. Tissot's Gout
and Rheumatic Drops. Large quantities have
already been vended, and the sale is now be-
come so general, and their certainty in curing
the disorders of a chrouico na ure is so c.n
plctely ascertained, that cerlihi .uas of their
unbounded utility ure now unnecessary. Tes-
timonies of their value, and a volume of at-
tested cases performed by them, may be seen
upon application at T. W. l)y ott's genuine
drug and patent medicine warehouse, No. 57,
South Second-street, Philadelphia
Tlie price of Dr. Tissot's Ge- t 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 -dnmuv which have been
receivi A by tlie proprietor, we beg leave to
annex the following
CERTIFICATE
Of General Uidg< ly of Hampton.
I certify that having received a blow on my
knee, which induced severe pain and twil-
ling, I was advised to apply t/ Dr. Tissot's
Gout and Rheumatic Drops, and on bathing
the part wilh the.ni only a tew times, Si
bly to the directions, they effect* d a pcifact
cure. Another time my wrist was ;.i.
with rheumatism to such; degree, as toren-
der my hand for the time useless, when on
making application, of the same remedy ir.
like manner, the disorder in the course of
twenty-four hours was entirely removed.
1 therefore f om the exp< iicii.ee 1 have had
of the efficacy of said medicine, consider it a
beneficent act, to recommend it in similar ca-
ses to otiiers,
(Signed) C. RIDGELY, of Hampt
CERTIFICATE
Of Jolm Gibson, esq. one of the directors ol
the Farmers' Bank of Maryland
I certify that about a year since, my foot re
ceived an injury by a fall; in a ievv hours after
it was affected with a most excruciating pain
so that 1 was unable to walk v. ithout crutches
I was apprehensive that this accident would
induce a severe fit of the gout, with which 1
had been frequently atlacked. In this situa-
tion one of my friends highly recommended
and earnestly advised me to apply 1V. 1 issot's
Gout and Rheumatic Drops. I immediately
procured them and ma.'e the application ; in
less than three hours the pain entirely abated"
which had been so severe, as to deprive me of
sleep for several i ights. By a few further ap-
plications, a perfect applications, a perfect
cure succeeded I have frequently since in
in other cases, bvth used them my self, and
recommended them to others with invariable
success.
(Signed) JOHN GIBSON.
CERTIFICATE
Of Mi*. Mary Taylor.
I, MaryTaylor, No. 136, Plumb-street, Phi-
ladelphi»,agedupwardsof70years,havingbeen
afflicted with ve»y violent rheumatic pains for
more than eight years, being recommended
to appiy 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 band.
MARY TAYLOR.
The »bove drops are sold wholesale and re-
tail only by the sole agent,
T. W. DYOTT,
At his genuine drug & patent medicine ware-
house, N5. 57, South Second Street, second
door below Cbesnut street, Philadelphia, and
by his appointment, at Edme Ducatel's Apo-
thecary and Cbymist, No. 25, 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 Medtcine-
store, New York- I. Johnson, Richmond.aud
T. B. Dumontet, Charleston, S. C.
TARE NOTICE
None are genuine except they are signed on
the. outside wvapnei', b:- '.;". sole pri prieUir,
Henry Ward-
Grundys & Crosdale
Have imported in the ship Henrietta fam T,
verpool, and offer FOR SALE
1100 Rats round IRON, 5-8 diatnetar
1254 do 3 4
430 do 7-8
592 do I
ALSO,
6d, 8d,and 20d NAILS and SPIKES
J?155!!^£i-____________2aw3wt
Just Received—For Sale,
10 hhds. Is quality St. Croix Sugar,
20 qr casks Sherry Wine, D. G. brahd
12 hhds. first quality Molassees, '
20 bags beautiful Green Coffee,
7 hhds. high proof Jamaica Spirits,
8 tto. 3d and 4th proof Antigua do.
1800 baskets fine Table Salt.
WILLIAM NORRIS, Jun.
No- 64, Baltimore street
December 10. 2aw2w
The Subscriber has for Sale'.
9 pipes Cogniac Brandy,
8 do. Amsterdam Gin,
100 boxes Fresh Mould Candles Sampson's
Brand", r
40 do. T.ipt do. 6, 8 and '0 to the pound.
3000 pounds Battle Powder in pound papers!
of the best quality
Raisins in box»s and kegs ; warranted and
No 2, Shocolate ; fresh Malaga Grapes in Jaral
Prunes in boxes ; Sherry, Lisbon, Port aritj ;
Malaga Wine in qr casks ; Harmrd Peach
Brandy, by retail, remarkably h,gh H .vored -'
Cliampaygne, Burgundy :- Frontigma'c Wine'
in boxes of t dozen each ; old Madeira Wme
m bottles and on draft ; Olive Oil in hampers/
ot 1 d- zen each ; and flask Oil incases of80
flasks each, large and small Twist Tobacco,
m kegs, half kegs, and by retail of the bi at
quality ; English and Holland Rag Powder
ot the first quality; Imperial, Hyson. Young;
Hyson, and Black Teas, by wholesale and
retail, of tlie first qualities.
WM NORRIS, Jun.
Tea Bealer and Grocer, No. 64, Market-sL
December 28.____ :?aw2w
C. S. Koi.ig
Has just received via New York,
nd 2 boxes, containing ¦; lilt) Portugal
CUTLASES; Spanish Grenadier !»AERES,
with scabbards and handles, and Spanish
SWORDS, with and without handle, enti-
tled to debenture.
OK ilAND,
Osnaburgs,
Burl ips,
Hessians,
Dowhn s,
Chalets,
ListaddMk
Checks No, 2, and
Checks and Stripes.
Which he offers lor sale on the usual terms.
December 21. d3t2aw9t
Strong, Table, and Small"~
BEER.
FOR SALE BT
JOSEPH LEONARD,
Hanover-street, Opposite the Indian Queen
December 18. 2aw8i(
To 1 et,
THE STOKE &..DUELLING on Ger.
man street, ncarlv opposite the MaypoW
Tavern. Possession may be had against the
5th of January next.
ALSO, I
The STORE next to the corner of Light i
and Pratt strc t3, opposite the Baltimore To.
bacco Inspection. Possession mav be had '
immediately. For terms inquire ol *
GEORGE HEIDE,
lb3, Baltimore-street
^December 15. d4t.2aw
By order of the orphans Court'
ot Baltimore Counti,
THIS is to give notice, that thesuhscricer of
the city of Baltimore, hath obtained from tlie
orphans court of .Baltimore county, in Mary,
land letters of administration en the personal
estate of Edward Erskine, late of Baltimore
county, deceased. All pt rsons havmg.cltims
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