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Valuable Lands, Negroes and
Stock, jor Sale.
By virtue 'if two deals of trust from Thomas
" Jiingi- ild, the subscribers hill offer at public
sale 01 the premises, On MONDAY the 23a
day of November next,
TH\T valuable Tract of L AND, called
Hopewell, situate within two miles of Ches-
ter'tow*, on Chester River, Kent county,
Maryland, containing about twelve hundred
acres of Land. This estate is in good order
ami will be improved, the land is of the best
nu.ility, and has a sufficient portion of wood
land for its support.
laimeliately after the 3 tie of the Land, will
be sold.
ALL the Negroes, Stork and Farming
Utensils, appendant to the real estate.
On WEDNESDAY,
The 25th of November next, mill be offered «
public sale,
The House a:>d Lots now occupied by I
saac Spencer, esq in Chester Town. The
H.aisp is large and spacious, and well calcu-
lated for the convenient accommodation of a
lavge family, the Gardens are highly im-
, proved and well stored with a variety ot ex
cellent Fruit Trees. It has large St .bles,
and Carriage Houses and every other conve-
nient out house.
On tnefollowing diy mffl be offered for sale on
the premises.
That valuable and productive estate, called
Uniting Field, together with the Negroes,
Sloe k and FarnVu g Utensils thereon, situate
in the lower part'of Kent County, on the
Chesapeake Baj, supposed 1o contain between
five and six hund'-ed acres of first quality land,
this estate is also well improved, and in high
cultivation, it abounds with Fish, Oysters &
wild Fowl in the season, has a sufficient por-
tion of woodland, and in within a few hours
sail ot Baltimore and Annapolis.
Ana on the 26th of said month, will be offered
for sole,
The Farm called Gresham's Levels, now
in the tenwre of William Sims, situate in
Kent county aforesaid, containing about two
hundred acres of Land, of this tract nearly
one half is wiodltnd.
The terms of sale for the Lands, are one-
fourth cash, the ren ai'id.r to lie paid in four
equal annual payments with interest, the pur
chaser giving bond1 with approved security,
and executing a mortgage on the conveyance
being made. ; the Negroes, Stock, &c. will
be sold on a credit of twelve m >nths. Pogj.
session will be given on the first day of J.m-
uar 8 8 Mrs. Ringgold having relinguish-
ed her right of Dower, in the above Lands,
ill'be sold free of all mcumberar,r.es.
SAMUEL RINGGOLD,
TENCH RINGGOLD,
Trustees of Thomas Ringgold
Washington County, Maryland,
Charitable Marine Society
L O T T E R Y.
THE subscribers having been appointed by
the members of said society, managers of a lot-
tery, authorised by the general assembly of
Maryland, intend to raise a sum of money to
aid the funds of said society in extending fur-
ther relief to the indigent widows and helpless
orphans, offer to the public the following
SCHEME.
l
l
2
4
10
20
40
80
200
800
5000
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Prize of
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
5000 Dollars is
2500 do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
1500
750
3U0
150
75
30
20
10
6
First drawn blank
After
2000 tickets
4000
6000
8000
10000
12000
14000
16000
Last drawn blank
5000
2500
3000
3000
3000
3000
300U
2400
4000
8000
30000
200
200
¦ 200
200
400
400
500
1000
2000
3000
S 75000
6168 Prizes amounting to
11832 Blanks.
Sum raised including expence 15000
tliey wi
June ;9.
lawt23dN
1 o
.J 10
J 4.5
1 19
l 13
59
50
59
l 48
1 31
39
62
It
94
6 19
n
23
18,00 Tickets at 5dolls each is §90000
From the above Scheme, it appears tha
there are less than two Blanks to a Prize; and
that, the Prizes are to be paid without acduction
The advantages offered to adventurers, and
he very charitable object to which the money
s to be applitfd, induce the Managers to hope,
Chat a speedy sale of the tickets will enable
them to commence drawing at an early day.
All prizes will be paid in sixty days after the
completion of the drawing, and such prizes as
ale not demanded within twelve months, will
be considered as generous donations to the
truly charitable object of the Lottery.
Tickets maf be had of the Managers, and
.luch other persons as they may appoint to sell.
i'lizes in the Lotteries now drawing inthis city,
mil be received in payment for tickets.
MANAGERS.
Trinity Church Lottery.
THE subscribers having been appointed
Managers of a Lottery authorised by the ge-
neral assembly of Maryland, and the Corpora-
tion of the City of Baltimore for the purpose of
raising a sum of monev for the erection of
said Church and for other purposes, offer to
the public the following
1
1
2
2
3
6
20
35
70
175
500
5250
Daniel Howland,
^foh'i Ogston,
'/homos Ter.nant,
Tiiom is Sprigg, an%
Peter Gould.
law
Arrearages of Direct Tax.
The following arrearages of direct Tax, in
Baltimore county, on property assessed to the
persons herein named are required to be paid
before Monday the 12th day of October next,
otherwise the property will be exposed to
Public Sale, at the Court House in the City
of Baltimore, on that day at 11 o'clock, in-
payment of th^ same
Middle River, Lower Hundred,
% Cts.
Samuel Fu'le*, 50
Aquila League,
G'oige Messersmith,
Charles Pe.arce,
Mary Jarman,
Hack Rher Lower Hundred,
Thomas Galloway,
Back River Upper Hundred,
Giles Cole,
John Gill, of Stephen the 2d.
Thomas Woodcock,
John Whiteford,
Middle River Upper Hundred,
Jacob Hicks,
Thomas Rowland,
Soldier's Delight Hundred,
Thomas Bailey,
William (o-neil,
Hugh Lynch, _
B'-njamin Owings,
Thomas B. Randall,
John Stockdale, of Thomas,
Kouert Tuxworth,
Middlesex Hundred,
Nathan Hambleton,
Pat apt co TJpbcr Hundred,
Robins Chamberlain,
Richard Moale,
Pat .psico Lower hundred,
Fred«rickAnspaugh,
Absalom Bowen,
Benjamin Baker,
James Bi»>,
Anthony Barachman,
John Cox, (near C. Walker's")
John Colvin,
Willi on Foose, -"~
John Foose,
Lemual Goddard, capt.
Aquila Goulding,
Peter Holtz,
Patrick Halfpenny,
Richard Lawson,
James Pocock,
Jeter Perne,
pavid Stoddard, Ship Builder,
Michael S'adesmnn,
James Smith, (Butcher,)
Joseph Swan,
John Toon,
Robert Turner,
Jacob Walsh,
John Weaver, captain,
Mary Jarman, Govane's Town,
Delaware Upper Hundred.
Elizabeth Clark,
Ledwick Swiies,
John Shan,',
John Smith,
Dcleware Lmcer Hundred.
John Hipsley,
Pipe Creek Hindi e J,
Benjamin Cnrbin,
Christop'-er Cox,
Frederii k lliser,
Jo ,.n Null,
Jacob Russell,
Christopher Shingler,
John Fisher,
Joseph Osborne Sen.
North Hundreii,
Ezekiel Cole,
Uriah Freeh-nd,
Anthony Null,
John Price,
Jem SliUs,
Jacob Fuji,
Gu ipovider and Mine Sun Hundreds,
John Dixon, 2 86
., J cob Dixon, 57
11' ni.'.niin Gettings, 4 89
lira I Morris, 23
j James Pocock, 1 35
'¦ Thomas Galloway, 3 50
ISAAC DICKSON, Cellecter,
Rister«'.town, September 2. Iaw6t
8 5
3 77
32
54
41
45
23
87
16
47
19
_s
37
23
54
2;)
3
67
23
30
33
7
91
47
53
•IS
32
42
2)
2 76
1 26
55
38
1 6
80
74
66
95
54
1 25
99
47
3 95
81
1 39
William Mathews,
Thorndick Chase,
Tobias K Stansbury,
yohn Sny.'.er,
Timothy Gardner,
Thomas Rogers,
February 10.
Valuable Property for Sale.
THE subscriber being1 desirous of procur
ing s ime good lands in the soinh-western
country, and to enable him to do so, effcrsthe
following property for sale, viz.
A TRAGI of LAND, situate in the county
of Fairfax and state ot'Virgina, whereon I
now reside, containing up Wards of 2100 acres.
1 his lanl is well Adapted to farming, is level,
well watered and timbered, full one half be-
ing in wood, near the centre of which stands
the county court house and otherpuulic bui d-
ings wliien are included wi.liin the hfunds
at a town lately laid out at this place, au
th .rise . by an act of the gfnerai assembly of
Vrginia, on several of which lots buildings
have been erected, tne. On one acre thereof,
near the court-house, is a large two story brick
House, rented and occupied as a tavern, toge-
ther with I.-rge stables, kitchen, and house for
the retirement 01 a family, &c Perhjipia there
is no situation between the eastern and west-
ern watirs more public, orthat affords better
stands for taverns, su res, nieclianics, tic. par-
ticularly to an innkeeper, calculated to act on
a huge scale. 'I he Little River turnpike
pavi d road, leading from Alexandria to the
westward, passes immediately at ti.is place,
as also the main pub ic and post loads leading
to and from dexamh'U, Georgetown, the city
of Washington, Baltimore, and the Western
country—distance from Alexandria 14, and
trim the city of W ashing! «r. l'> or lo miles.
To accommodate a purchaser or purchasers,
I would dispose of tne property at this place,
or any part thereof, separate from the other
lauds. The annual rent of lie small part now
improved, is near eight bunco < d .'olfus, and
at little additional expence would produce
from one thousand dollars 10 twelve hundred
dollars per annum, exclusive of lots that might
be sold or rented on ground rent; and I would
divide ihe land in two or three parts is suit
purchasers Outbid part occupied by u.yself,
are a comfortable dwelling house, sufficient
for the accommodation of a large family, with
barn, stables, and other convenient out-houses,
orchards, &c As it is presumed a person dis-
posed to purchase would first view the pre mi
ses, a further description is thought unne-
cessary.
A small piece of Land within one and a half
miles of the court-bouse, situate on Accotiuk
Run, containing 19 acres, mostly rich and valu-
able, grass land, which affords a tolerable mill
seat, and was purchased with aview of erect-
ing one thereon, the timber for which (of ex-
cellent quality) hath been cut and squared.
A Lot in the town ol Alexandria, with a two
story brick house, kitchen and stable thereon,
situate near the centre thereof; and
About 1600 acres of Land, situate on the
watt is of Licking, in the county of Bourbon,
and suite of Kentucky. This land is classed
as second rate, is rich, lies well, and by judges
of that country said to be worth from five dol-
lars to eight dollars per acre, and on which
are several small settlements.
For the property in Fairfax and Alexandria,
indisputable titles will be made; the title to
the Kentucky land is V ought to be good, an
investigation on that subject having lately taken
place, and is patented in my ow-i name. .No-
thing short of a strong desire to provide for a
large and growing fann y, should induce me to
offer this property or sale. IV-y terms will be
suchascannot fail to iiccommoda'.e a purchaser,
as but a small portion wdi be required in ham!,
and on securing' the balances satisfic oiily, to
meet arrangements which in such cases 1 wish
to make, lengthy credits wiltbe givei. I would
receive in pari payment good lands in the »tate
of Tennessee, not more than thirty miles from
Nashville, or the waters 0. JJock-Rirer. in said
state ; but the title thereto must h* well estab-
lished and secured. Application must be made
to RICHARD RATCLIFrE.
Fairfax county, state of)
Virginia, August 25.5 lawom
Notice is hereby Given,
That the subsbscribe.r means to apply, by
petition in wriling'o the honorable the j..dges
of Baltimore county court, at the next term,
to be held at the court house in the city of
Baltimore, on the first Tuesday in October
next, for a com mission to mark and bound
part ot a tract of Land called Burman's For-
rent, of which he is seized, lying and being
in Baltimore county aforesaid.
JOEL GREEN.
Sept 3. Iaw4wj
SCHEME.
Prize of Dollars, 5000
do. 3000
do. 2000 4000
do. 1500 3000
do. 1000 3000
do. 500 3000
do. 200 4000
do, 100 3500
do. 50 3500
do. 20 3500
do. 10 5000
do. 6 31500
6065 Prizes.
11935 Blanks.
Sum raised,
Expences including commission to
the Corporation
72000
15000
3000
90000
2000
4000
6000
• 8000
10000
12000
14000
16000
18000 Tickets at Five Dolls, each
OF THE ABOVE PRIZES,
1 of 200dols.to the first drawn Blank.
1 208 do. to the 1st drawn blank after
200 do. do.
200 do. do.
200 do. do.
1000 do. do.
500 do. do.
500 do. do.
1500 do. do.
2000 last drawn blank.
It will appear from the above scheme that
thare are not two blanks to a prize, and that
the prizes will be paid without any deduction.
From the advantage offered to adventurers
and the object to which the money Ss to be ap
plied, the Managers hope and expect they will
mal.e a speedy sale 01 the Tickets, so as to
enable them to conimence;drawit,g at an early
day
The Prizes will be paid sixty days after the
drawing ; an') such as may not be demanded
within twelvemonths after, will be considered
as generous donations to the objects of the
Lottery. Bond has b< en given lo the Mayor
and Cily-Council for the faithful performance
01 the Managers
Tickets may be had ol eiHierof the Mana-
gers anil of such oher persons as may be .'p-
pointed by them. Prizes in the Lotteries nav
drawing in this citv, will be received in pay-
ment lor Tickets.
WILLIAM SLATER, T
ALEXANDER M KIM, 1
JOSEPH AL! ENLER, .'
WILLIAM PRL E,
JOHN SNYDEH,
W M'MECHIN,
WILLI" MY LEWIS,
HEZEKIAU PRICE.
August 25
^ Managers.
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2aw8t-law
Encouragement of Literature.
BY AUTHORITY.
Scheme of a Lottery,
FOR. THE BENEFIT OF
St.MARY'S COLLEGE, ofBALTIMORE
Dolts. JJolsi.
1 Prize of . 30,000
1 do. . 15,0o0
2 do. 10,000 ¦ 20,000
2 do. 5000 > 10,000
5 do. 10U0 . 5,000
10 do. 500 . 5,00.0
20 do. 200 - 4,000
100 do. 100 . 10,000
150 do. 30 . 7,5000
7000 do. 12 84,000
7291 Prizes 190,500
Stationary peiniums 24,500
14209 Blanks —Not two to a Prize. 215,000
1,500 tickets, at lo dollars each, 215,coo
Arrangement of Stationary Premiums—Viz
1st. drawn blank - - $500
1st. do alter 2,000 tickets are drawn, 1000
1st do. after
4,uu0
6,000
8, (.00
10,000
1st. do. after
1st. do. alter
1st do. after
1st. do. alter
1st. do. alter
1st. do. after 16,000
1st. do after 18,000
1st. do. after i'0,000
Last drawn Blank,
10,001
12.000
14,000
1000
1500
15i»i)
1I00
1500
1500
1501,
1500
150o
lo,oc0
Dolfirs 245,000
15 per cent, on $215ooo is . 32,250
Sum to be raised by the lottery -3^>,ccO
Expences ij the tottery - - 225o
----------32,250
The prevailing disposition to encourage the
progress of Literature- -the peculiar favor
which St Mary's College has enjoyed- -and
the many splendid chances .offered to adven-
turers by tshe above scheme, induce the ma-
nagers to anticipate a rapid sale of the tickets
The drawing will commence as soon as a suf-
ficient number is sold to authorize it The
managers have given bond to the state in the
penalty of sixty thousand dollars, for tlitf faith-
ful payment of the prizes, which will be paid
subject to a deduction of 15 per cent, 30 day,
alter the drawing is finished. Prizes no de.
manded within a twelve-month from the tcotn
pletion of the drawing, will be considered as
a donation to the College.
Tickets to be had of the Managers, or to
such persons as mav be authorised by them,
William Dii Bouse,"
John Tessier,
Luke Tieknan,
Robert Walsh,
William Lobman,
Alexander M'Kim,
Henry Wilson,
Samuel Sterett,
jame3 m'henky
S. IloLI.TNGSWORTH,
Lewis Du Bdckg,
Philip Laurenson .
March 31 eolm-law
Mhis is to give Notice,
That the Subscriber, of Charle's county,
hath obtained from the orphan's court of said
county, in Maryland, letters of administration
on the personal estate of George Gant, lata of
the aforesaid county, deceased. All persons
lia\ing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, to the Subscriber, on or
before the first day of March next; they may
otherwise by law he excluded from all be-
nefit of the said estate. Given under my
hand this first day of September, eighteen
hundred anil seven.
ELIZABETH GANTT, Adm'x.
September 12, ItiW. I*w4tt.
Tennessee Company.
A meeting of the Shareholders is required
on the first day of November next, at Me-
chanic Hall, in the city of New-York. A
punctual attendance is requested of every
Shareholder, either m person or by attorney,
on business of the first importance to the
company E. JACKSON,
Surviving Trustee
Middletown, (Con.) August 24. Ia8t
Notice.
The subscribers having taken out Letteas of
administration on die Estate of Jacob Nor-
ris, of the City of Baltimore Deceased ; re-
quest all persons having claims against him,
to present them Legally authenticated, for
Settlement; and all those indebted to said es-
tate are Desired to make payment to
HARIUET NORRIS, Adm'rx.
JOHN FRICK, I , ,
MATTHEW BROWN, 5 AOm 1&-
September 7. ___________law6t
For Sale,
A TRACT of LAND situate in the conn-
ty of Fairfax, within four miles of the court
house, lying in the fork of Pope's Head Run
and Giant's Castle Branch,cont.iining four hun-
dred and forty-three and a quarter acres. It is
good farming land, nearly one half in woods,
and heavily timbered ; it abounds in a sufficien-
cy of good meadow land, and a number of
never-failing springs, with a good mill seat at
the junction of the above mentioned streams
The improvements are, a framed dwelling
hottse,that with a small expence might be nude
neat and comfortable, together with a kiichen
stables, corn-house,negro quarter, &.C. all part
ly new, in a nealthy situation
Terms—One halt in cash, or negroes at va
luation, and a credit of one, two or three years
for the balance. For further information apply
to the subscriber, 011 the premises
ROBERT RATCLIFFE.
Fairfax county, August 25. Iaw3m
The Cunous
Are Wormed that thtr.; is now to be seen al
Mis Bickham's, No.2, North Charles street,
a Voii'ig L\DV. born witi'out hands, and
with only three toes, on one foot; who is not
so much a subject of wonder and admiration
for her great ingenuity and elegance in em-
broiih ring artificial flowers 111 lor framing,
a id in cutting with ri-h variety and taste, gen-
tlenuii's watch papers, as for the peculiarfeli
city of her disposition and her entertaining
style conversa'ioe, diffusing gaiety all around
her ; indeed, her cheerful aevi sportively enagg
nig as -ect at once dispels those painful sensa-
tions which the deprivation, of her lin bs< x-
eites in the s, mpathising breasts of her visitors,
which give place to the most felicitous im-
pressioes, resulting 'man admiration ot the up-
paralleled good sense and cheerful resignation
of this young Lady to her puculiar lot, which
she h is rendered by her persevering industry,
spirit nild wisdom, a hap, h , ss to herself and
very inslruct'ne and consolatory example to
the w rid generally, and to her own sex parti
r.uiarly •
Liu'ge flowers, he. for sale by the you.ig
Lady, at the- above phice. Admittance, 25
Cents—Cbil'lren, half price.
August 19.. __law
A Pun-nway.
Commiltcd to my custody as a run-away, a
Negro Man named CORNELIUS, who say s
he belongs to William Barry,of Georgia; said
fellow appears to be abot)t4 'j ears of age, about
five leet six inches high, rather of a sf nder
make has a soar on his left hand bet ween the first
Kisecond lingers, & is vi rymiuh marked with the
whip on the hack ; hiscloathinganosnaburg shirt
and trousers, black silk uhdi r j. ckct, and old
hat His owner is desired lo lake liim awav,
or he will >e sold for expences, agreeably "to
law.
JOHN M'CENEY,
Sheriff of Anne-Atundei County",
Sep*. 7______________________I'aw3t4
i'aimets' iiank of Maryland,
September 21st. 184(7.
Notice to kiU'ckholcltTS,
That the fourth instalment of ten eollars a
share on their sto< k, heroines due ai d pay-
able on the 13th of October next, anv siock
holder faiiii g to make regular pryment of
ary instalment, such stockholders money in
Bank will remain free from interest, and not
entiiitled to dividend until such instalment or
call.shall lie made good, and the dividend
hereafter to he paid to such stockholders) as
w ell upon the money by him regularly paid as
ujiontl eincney paid after d lau, will bi calcu-
lated only fiou, the time when said last uislai
nient was tr.ituY good.
By or.,, r
J'iNOTH. N 1'INCKNEY, Casl.r.
^ept 21. lav.3w
Farmers' Bank of Maryland,
SEPTEMBER 23, 1807
THE President and Directors of-the Far-
mers' Bank of Mary Ian.! h.ive declared a di-
vidend ot four and a half per cent on the stock
of the said 1 ank for the last six months, end-
ing the 30th instant; said dividend will be
paid on or alter Monday, the 5th of October,
10 stockholders on the Western Shore, at the
bank it Annapolis, and to stockholder or, the
Eastern &hpre, at the Branch bank at Easton,
upon personal application, or on the exhibition
of powers of attorney, or by correct simple
orders.
By order,
JONA. l'INKNEY, Cashier.
[S 26] law3t
i'Ol . iilf,
On THURSDAY, the 19th of November
next, agreeably to the last will anil testa-
ment of Joseph Mills, deceased, will le ex-
posed to sale, at a 11 o'clock, on the pre-
mises,
A small FARM, supposed to contain about
115, or 120 acres of Land, whereof the saio
Joseph Mills, late of Csecil county, died sei-
zed of, lying on the South side of Elk Rive,,
in Town l'oint-Ntck ; on which there is a val-
uable Fishery, which lias ln-eii used aid im-
proved as such, for some years, and with a
small eXper.ce might be rendered productive
as a Fishery. The situation is good. la".h
for Fishing and Fowling, and is accounted
healthy. The dwelling'House and Ont-Hous-
es, including the Fish-House, Shed are in
tolerable order. It'Woulu be well for those
who may incline to purchase, to take a view
of the premises, before the day of side. '1 he
terms of payment will be made easy to the
purchaser. The conditions of sale will be
made known on the day of salw, or may be
known before, by applying to Richard Bassetl,
(at his Farm on Bohemia River,) Executor o.
the last will and testament of the Said Joseph
Mills.
Sept. 24.________________________ law6t
.For Sale,
On moderate ttrvis,
250 acres of good LAND, in Greenbriar
county, Virginia, Apply at this office.
SepV *2, 2aw
To the Voters of Baltimore
County,
GENTLEMEN,
We having a long and intimate acquaint-
ance with Mr. Sam. Chew Hunt, beg leave to
recommend him, as a fit person to represent
you in the next, general assembly, and have
no doubt if placed in that Office he will. ac-
quit himself with integrity.
MANY VOTERS.
Baltimore county, August 14. 2aw
To Lease on Ground Rent,
The following LOTS in Yates' ik Bowly's
addition :
No. 68 on York-street 25 feet front 62 deep
69 do. 25 do. do. 52 do.
74 Wilkes st. 25 do. do. 54 do.
ALSO,
Lot No. S» on Potter street (Asquith's
addition) 30 feet front, 80 deep.
ROB: G. HARPER.
may 5. ______________ 2aw
To Lease, on ground-rent,
SIX LOTS on Franklin-street, south side,
opposite to the water company's reservoir, 20
feet front & 90 feet deep ; beginning for No. 1
at the distance of about 304 feet from the inter-
section of Franklin and Calvert-streets, and
running eastwardlv for breadth adjoining each
other, and bounding on Franklin-street.
Also, six other LOTS on Gravel-aliev, the
north side,. 20 feet front and 50' feet deep.
Gravel-alley runs parallel with Franklmstreet^
and is 20 feet wide. The Lots on it run back
to those on Franklin street. P rsons who*
take Lots on Franklin-street, will th refore
have an o iportunity of making them 140 feet
deep, to run back to the alley
Persons who wish to take lolsof this depth,
may.if they choose, have a greaterfront Those
who prefer pu.chasing in f.« simple, may have
0 credit of 12 months, on approved notes with'
endorsers, and a clear title when the money is
paid.
A plat may be seen, and ttrms known, by
application to the subscriber, or to Jan es Ba-
ler, surveyor, Oldtown, near the toot bridge,
who will shew the lots.
ROB. G. HARPER.
June 1. 2aw
To be Sold.
The subscriber having been appointed trus.
tee for that purpose, offirs for sale that valu-
able tract or parcel of LAND or PLAN-
TATION, late the property of Zachariah.
M'Kubin j containing about 488 acres, lying
and being in Montgomery county, with a
large and commodious mill house .18 fvet by
42, thj-ee-stories high, one-story of which is,
stone and two of brick, 'vith two water
wheels, three pair of s'ones, two of which
are French Bit, one of Collins ; with mer-
chant and country bolting cloths, sufficient
for manufacturing flour, all in good repair;
with a saw mill, stable, smiJi's-sbop, dwel.
ling and storehouse, the mill stands on a
public road, leading from the mouth of Mi.
nococy to the city ol Washington, about 11
milts from the former, and 20 from the latter
and 20 from Frederick town. The above
property will be sold in Lots, or all toge-
ther as will best suit the purchasers. The
terms of sale will be cash. If not sold at pri-
vate sale before the twenty-ninib day of Oc-
tober next, the sale to con mence that day,
or in cose of rain, the first fair d:u thereafter
HENRY IIOWAEIl of John,' Trustee.
N. (L Ihe subscriber will also sell 250
acres of LAND lyi' g on the south side of
1'at'irsro river, within about 7 n.iles of Bal-
timore by water or laud ; the one h.lf in good
\,ood and well adapted to any kind of coun-
try produce.
The terms will be one third cash, on the re.
sidus there wiU lie a credit, with bond bear-
ing interest. H. HOWARD, of J Trustee
may 30. ______________ 2aw
Notice is hereby (Jivent!
That the subscriber intends to make appli.
ration to Talbot County C mt, at the next
t I'm thereof, to be held on the second Mon-
day in November next, or to some on< of the
judges ol the said court, 'or the benefit of an
act of assembly, passed at November session,
1805, entitled " an act for the relief of sun.
dry insolvent debtors," and of the several sup-
plements thereto
ABRAHAM B'^OOM.
Easton, Talbot county, Sept It, 18o7.law8ljj
To all my Creditors.
I hereby gi.e notice that J intend applying
to the />nne trundle county court or one of the
judges th -rr of, for the benefit of an act of as-
sembly passed at No%ember session 1805,
entitle d ' an act f'01 thelfrelief of sundry insol-
vent |