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POETRY.
From the Boston Jltlas.
HARRISON MELODIES—No. 1.
VAN AND THE FARMER
TONE- The King and the Countryman.
A farmer there was, who lived at North Bend,
Esteemed by his neighbors and many a friend;
And you'll see, on a time, if you follow mv ditty,
How he took a shortwalk up to Washington City.
Ri tu, di nu, di nu, di nu,
Ri tu di ni'nu, ri tu, di nu, ri 11a.
His tidy log cabin he "left with regret.
And he'put up a sign that it would be to let;
But whatever rare sights the White House might
display, . ,
He'd find none so strange as he'd seen 111 his day.
Ri tu sic.
The farmer walked on, and arrived at tlie door.
And he gave such a thump as was ne'er thumped
before; .
Mister Van thought tlie rap was the sound ola
flail, . , ,
And his heart beat with fear, and he turned dead
lypalC - Ritu, See.
♦'Run John, and run Levi,-run Joel and Jim,"
Said Van, "but leave Amos, I cannot <spare him,
There's only one living dares make such ado;
That sturdy old fellow called 'I ippccanoo,
Ri tu, fctc.
They were all growing merry, and taking cham
paign,
And the farmer impatient rapped louder again;
To the door all the cabinet ministers run,
And demanded who so boldly had spoiled all their
fun " Ritu, Sec.
♦. . r
Says Tip, "my fine fellows, get out of my >\ aj,
I've routed whole armies like you in my day;
My mind is made up to walk into that chair,
Where Van takes his wine with a swaggering
a ' r " Ritu, Stc.
Then Amos, who listened, spoke up, "Mister \ an,
J know how to tickle that old farmer man;
I'll ask him politely to con e up and dine,
And then we can 'muddle his wits with the wine.'
Ri tu, Sic.
♦'Oh! pray, Mister farmer, just walk up this way,
We hardly expected to see you this day;
So many stout swiggers are here at this time.
There's" but one bottle left, but you'll trnd it is
prime."
r Ritu,Sic,
♦'l tell you what, Amos, I see what you're at,
I wont take a glass of champaign, and that's fiat;
But a mug of hard cider will answer my turn,
It's getting in fashion up here, as I learn."
Ri tu, &c.
Then Amos and Van searched the table all round,
Not a drop of hard cider was there to be found;
So the fanner advised them to lay it in a store,
On the fourth of next March, if they should'nt be
fore.
Ri tu, Sic.
The farmer was off, but 'twas easy to see
That his visit had sobered their cabinet glee;
And Van said he knew how tlie matter would
end; —
He should have to clear out for the man of North
Bend.
Ri tu, Sic.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER-
BV Virtue of a Decree of Ball imore County Court, sitting
as a Court of Equity, the subscribers, trustees ap|tointed
for ihe purpose, will expose to sale, at Public
Auction, at the Exchange in the city of Balti
more, on Saturday, 1 (ith day ol May next, at
one o'clock, P. the following Valuable Pro
perty, belonging to the late Col. WILLIAM
STEUART, 10 wit:
1. All that piece or parcel of ground in lite ci
ty of Baltimore—beginning for the same at the
corner formed by the intersection of the west side
jf Calvert street, and the north side of an Alley ,
laid out by the Baltimore Water Company thro'i
their grounds, which place of beginning is at the ;
distance of one hundred and lour feet or therea
bout northwardly from the north side o( Centre
.street—and running thence uorthwardly bound
ing on the west side of Calvert street twenty
three feet four inches to the centre of the parti
tion wall, between the first and second houses e
rected on the west side of Calvert street north of
said alley; then westerly running through the
centre of said dividing or partition wall, and con
tinuing the same direction parallel with the a
foresaid alley, in all one hundred and twenty
four feet, or thereabouts, to another alley, about
twenty feet wide, laid out by said company thro
their ground, parallel with Calvert street, from J
Centre slteet to John, now Constitution street; :
thence southwardly binding on the east side of
said last mentioned alley twenty-three feet four j
inches to the alley first mentioned, and then |
bounding on the north side thereot eastwatdly to (
the place ol beginning. Being part of the gtound
conveyed to William Steuart, in fee by the Pte
sident'and Directors of the Baltimore Water Co.
Nov.G, 1819,Lib.W.G.No. 152 f01.512. Upon this
M' lot is built one of the buildings of
Waterloo Row, affording every conven
ience for a family lesidence.
2. Also, all that piece or parcel of ground in
the said city, which by Indenture dated July 28th
1807, recorded Lib. \V .G. No. 94, fol. 482 was
granted and conveyed by Edward Pannell to the
said William Sleu'art, in fee—to wit: Beginning
for the same at the intersection formed by the
south side of Pratt street and the west side of
Concord street, and tunning thence bounding
westerly on Pratt street sixty feet, thence south
erly parallel with the Centre Market Space one
hundred feet, thence easterly parallel with Pratt
street until it intersects the west side of Concord
street, and thence northerly binding on Concotd
street to the place of beginning.
3. Also, all those pieces or parcels of ground
in Baltimore city aforesaid, which by indenture
dated Feb. 6th, 1812, recorded Lib. W. G. No.
116 fol. 566—was granted and conveyed by Tho
mas Buchanan, Trustee as therein named, to
said William Steuart, his heirs and asigus in
fee which are distinguished and known by the
the*numbers, 11, 12, 13, 14,15, 16, 17, 18, and 19
contained within the descriptions following, to
wit: Beginning for the same at the end of the
second line of a deed from Edward Pannell to
uvd William Steuart, dated July 28lh, 1807, and
i'u.,.;in" thence parallel with Pratt street south
87 f-2 dec. west five and a half feet, then paral
lel with the Market Space south 3 1-2 deg. east
two hundred andeightewi and half feet to Jay s
Slip then binding on said Slip parallel to Pratt
street north 87 1-2 deg. east one hundred aid
twenty three and a half feet to Concord street,;
then binding on Concord street, north fifteen de
crees west two hundred and twenty two feet to
3te end of the third line of the before mentioned
deed, and then binding on that line reverse south
eighty seven and a half degrees, west seventy
nine and a half feet to the place ot beginning. U
4. Also. All that piece or parcel ot ground in
Baltimore city aforesaid, which by indent te
bearing date on or about Dec. 18th, IMb, recor
ded Lib. W. G. No. 140. fol. 56—was granted
and conveyed by Henry Thompson and wile and
others to said William Steuart. in lee, to wit:—
Beginning for the same at the end ot sixty-three
feet on a line drawn from the south side ot I ratt
street, southerly parallel with McEldeirv street,
and at the distance of sixty-five feet easterly there
from, and running thence soulheiH parallel with
McElderry street, and bounding cm a parcel oi
"round heretofore conveyed by Edward 1 annel
to the said William Steuart thirty seven feet,
then westerly parallel with Pratt street five feet,
ihen northerly parallel with . McElderry street
I thirtv-seven l'eet, then by a straight line to the
I place of beginning. .
The above 3 last mentioned pieces of ground
have been divided into lots numbering from 1 to
1 i inclusive. Nos. Ito 3 inclusive front on Pratt
street, and the rest on Concord street. This di
vision of the property for the purposes of build
ing makes it very desirable, and the plat can be
seen at anv time bv calling on either of the sub
scribers. "On No. 3of the subdivision there is a
M Brick Office for a Lumber Yard,
and on No. 1 a Brick Dwelling— gWgl
on No. 6 there is a brick Stable.gJj£L
and also a brick Stable on No. 14.
5. Also the one undivided moiety, or equal
half part of and in all those two LOTS or par
cels of ground in Baltimore city aforesaid,
which were by indenture, dated June 18th, 1805,
recorded Lib." W. G. No. 85, folio 351, granted
&e. by Daniet Bowlv to Robert Steuart (the fa
ther of said William and Bobert St. John Steu
art) his heirs and assigns in fee, and devised by
him by his last will and testament daiedNov.l Ith
1817, duly executed and proved and now ot re
cord in the office of the Register ol \V ills for
Baltimore ceunty, to his two sons above named,
as tenants in common, subject to the payment of
live hundred dollars to their sister Margaret,
which two lots or parcels of ground are the same
as described in a release from Witliain Rusk and
Margaret, his wife, to said William and R. St. J.
Steuart. bearing date on or about the 12th day ot
May, 1830, recorded in Liber W.G. No. 205, 101.
87—to wit: Beginning for one of said pieces at
the north west corner or intersection of Pratt
and Concord streets, and running thence wester
ly binding on the north side of Pratt street sixty
feet more or less to a lot of ground sold by said
Bowly to Thomas McElderry, thence northerly
parallel to Market Space, sixty feet to a four
feet alley, thence easterly binding on said alley
to Concord street, and thence southerly bounding
on said last mentioned street to the place of be
ginning.
ti. And beginning for the other piece thereof
at the North west corner or intersection of Con
cord street, and the aforesaid four feet alley,
and running thence Northerly, bounding on the
west side of Concord street to a lot of ground
conveyed by said Bowly to Thomas McElderry,
on 11th January, 1800, 'thence westerly parallel
to Pratt street, until it intersects the grounds
heretofore sold and conveyed by the said Bswly
to the said McElderry, thence Southerly and par
allel to Market Space, and bounding on McEl
derry's ground to the said four feet alley, and
thence Easterly bounding on said alley to the
place of beginning.
On the above property there is a large brick
| Stone Cnttei's Shop. The title to the entire in-
I terest; will be sold on the same terras as the moi
| ety above described.
! "7. ALSO. —All that piece or parcel of ground
! in Baltimore City aforesaid, which by indenture
dated March 25th, 1830, recorded in Liber W.
;G. No. 210. folio 417, &c. was granted and con
; veyed by Robert Armstrong and others, to said
! William Steuart, in fee, to wit: Beginning for
1 the same on the line of the west side of Liffey st.
or Falls avenue, west, at the distance of two
hundred and forty feet southerly, from the cor
ner formed by the intersection of the South side
of Pratt Street, and the west side of Lifley street
aforesaid, and running thence southerly bound
ing on the west side of Liffey street to Bowley
street thence westerly bounding on the north side
of Bowley street eighty-nine feet to Concord si.
then northerly bounding on the East side of Con
cord street CS feet to the lot conveyed by the
City Bank of Baltimore to Nicholas G. Ridge
ley, and then Easterly bounding on that lot eigh
ty-seven feet to the place of beginning.
This property will be offered in two lots, num
bered 15 and 16, on the Trustees plat.
Also all that piece or porcel of Land situate
and lying in the city aforesaid, which by inden
ture dated about the 31st December, 1812, recor
ded in Liber W. G. No. 121, folio 365, was gran
ted and conveyed by Whitley Barnes to said
William Steuart, to wit: beginning for the
same on the East side of Granby street southerly
seventy-five feet from Prince street, and running
thence easterly parallel with Prince street, one
hundred feet t'o a ten feet alley, thence southerly
binding on said alley about twenty six feet to lot
No. 3'J'J, thence westerly parallel with Prince
street sixty feet, thence southerly parallel with
Granby street eight inches, thence westerly par
allel with Prince street forty feet to Granby street
and thence northerly bounding on Granby st.
to the place of beginning. On this lot there is
Man excellent two story brick Dwelling
House, with a large yard taken from an
adjacent lot, and exhibited on the trustees'
plat. The yard as now shewn on the plat will
be sold with the lot here described; and makes
an addition to it of 16 feet by 60.
0. Also, all those two lots or parcels of ground
in Baltimote city aforesaid, which by indenture
dated Nov. 7th, 1810, recorded Liber W. G. Ne.
41, folio 286, were conveyed by Thomas Bucb-
anan, Trustee to said William Sieuart, in lee,
to wit: the lots distinguished on a plan oi Phil
pot's addition to Baltimore Town, by the num
| hers 100 and 101. Beginning for the same on
the north side of York street, easterly one hun
dred and twenty feet from Granby street, and
running thence northerly parallel with Granby
street, one hundred feet more or less to lot num
ber 378; thence easterly parallel with Prince st.
eighty feet to lot number 402, thence southerly
bounding on said lot to York street, and thence
westerly bounding on York street eighty feet t*
the place sf beginning. This lot is subdivided
into five lots of 16 feet front on Fawn, formerly
York street, by 96 feat deep to a five feet alley,
as shown by the plat.
10. Also, all that parcel of ground in Balti
more city aforesaid, which by indenture Sate*
August Ist. 1825, recorded in Lib- W. G. It*.
; 176. folio 634, was conveyed by Samuel I - Don
aldson to said William Stsuart in lee—begin-
I ning for the same on the northernmost si*e of
York street, and at the distance of forty feet
■ Dorib, sixty five degrees east from the northeast-
ernmost corner or intersection of York and.
I Gtanby street, and running thence north sixty
five degrees, east bounding on York st. 80 feet,
then north twenty live degrees, wet parallel to
, Granbv st. one hundred feet, that is to say hall
(the distance from York st. to Prince st then
sodth sixty live degrees west parallel to Prince
and York sts- eighty l'eet, and then by a straight
line to the place oi'begilining. 1 his lot is sub
divided into live lots Ironting l(i feel on Fawn,
formerly York st. four ot which are B*3 leet deep,
and one i)(i feet deep—as shown by the plat.
11. Also, the one undivided moiety or equal
half part of and in all that niece or parcel of
Ground situate and lying in the city ot Baltimore
aforesaid, which was alioted and assigned to the
saicl William Steuart.and his sister, Agnes Pentz,
as tenants in common in severalty, by an lndeni
ure or deed ol partition dated July 9th,
made between the above named William Steuart
and others, recorded in Liber A. 1. No. 219, folio
228, &c., to wit —Beginning for the same on the
line of the west side ol the Centre Mat ket Space
at the distance of ninety-eight feet, eight inches
southerly from the corner formed by the inter
section of the south side of "Water street, and the
west side of said Market Space, and running
thence southerly bounding on the west side ol
Market Space 18 feet 5 inches, thence westerly
parallel to>Water street seventy-one feet four in
ches, then northerly parallel to the Market Space
eighteen feet five inches, and then by a straight
line to the beginning. .
On this property there is a three story brick
dwelling and store.
12. Also, all that part of a tract of land called
Huntington, in Baltimore county, which by in
denture dated Nov. 21st, 1823, recorded in Lib-
W. G. No. 171, fol. 150, &c., was conveyed by
James Carroll, senior, to said William Steuart,
to wit, beginning for the same at a stone stand
ing on the east side of the old York Road, and
running thence south 82 1-2 deg. east til 1-4 per
ches, north 42 deg. east 5 perches and 10 feet
thence north 82 1-2 deg. West 67 1-2 perches, to
the old York Road, thence bounding on the said I
road south 8 deg. VV est 5 perches to the begin- j
ning—containg two acres and eight perches of
land more or less. The above is a most elegible j
situation for a summer retreat.
Plots of all the above property can be seen at
any lime by calling on either of the subscribers.
The terms of sale prescribed be the decree are
one fourth cash, and the balance in three equal
payments at six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day of sale, with interests upon each
payment from the day of sale. Notes with secu
rity to be approved by tbe trustees to be given for
the purchase money. Should further time on the
credit payments be asked, there will be 110 ob
jection to giving it.
JOHN GLENN, ) Trustees
JNO. H. B. LATROBE, \ rus,ees '
ap 25 eodts
WTtt -A X t'LoTvEKS UKAWIM. cte I'AI VT
VV ING, taughta': No. 39 Fay eltcst. 3 doors above North,
between the City Hotel and the Post Office. For
the benefit of those who are desirous of receiving
instruction from MRS. JENNINGS, she gives
notice that she is now forming classes in the
above branches, and as her stay in Baltimore
will he proportionate to her new engagements,
early application necessary. Specimens
of the work may be seen, and terms made known
at her residence,
ap 25 d4t*
OTOP THAT THIEF!— Have jtoii a Cough, or Tain
Sand Soreness in the Breast, or Hoarseness, that is insidious
ly stealing away your health, and will soon intoduce
that unrelenting and fell destroyer—Consumption,
with its cold sweats and fever, to finish what is per
haps alreadv begun? If such is the ease, delay not;
but get a bottle of the COMPOUND SYRUP OF
GUM ARABIC prepared by G. K. TYLER, and
take some immediately. Hundreds in this city have
used it, and will gladly testify to its superior efficacy
in Coughs, Colds, Hoarsness, Whooping Cough,
Croup, tkc. It gives almost immediate relief, and by
continued use for a few days, will effect a permanent
cure.
Prepared only by G. K. TYLER, comer of East
Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore. It is sold
by W. K. Orrick, corner of Lexington and Eutaw
sts., Balto., and in Washington City, by Robe.rt S.
Patterson, F. Howard, D. S. Mitchell, and in George
town by O. M. Linthicum. ap24-tt
WATCHES: WATCHES :: WATCHE
Cy ABRIEL I>. CLARK, No. 1, Water street, near
iq Calvert t. Baltimore—Has just received a great vM-iely
of gold patent lever, anchor lever, lepine, and other
WATCHES, among which are M.I. Tobias' Har
rison's Martinoc's, Johnson's and all other makers
1 have also Silver Spoons, Castors,* gold and silver
Pencil Cases, Breastpins, Finger Rings, Thimbles,
gold guard and flat chains, guard keys, gold and sil
ver Spectacles; 30 hour and 8 day Brass Clocks; al
so, Wood Clocks, of superior quality, just received
and will be sold low.
N. B.—Fine Watches of every description proper
ly repaired and warrahted. Please apply to
G. D. CLARK, Water st.
ap2l 4tawlm * near Calvert.
GKOUNIJ A IJCM Ai FIVE SALT.
BUSHELS G. A. SALT,
• 200 sack 3, large size, fine do.
Eur sale by G. 15. WILSON & CO.
ap 13 Smith's wharf.
WHITE WHEAT FAMU .FLOUR.
THE I'HUEHSKiVED offer ir laic I'atapsco White
Wheat Family FLOUR, togteth with other aelctcd
brands, to which they invite the attention of retailers,
bakers and families. The Patapseo Flour is so well
known in this State as t need from them no recom
mendation, and they pledge themselves that the
brands selected shall be equal to any in the market.
NOKRIS 8e FAIRBAIRN,
No. 2 Pratt, between Gay and Frederick sts.
ap24
ASTO.VISHI.VG CURE. -This ii to certify that 1
was for a long time afflicted with a hod Cough and Cold
which almost destroyed my voice, and brought on
many other dangerous and unpleasant symptoms. —
At the solicitation of a friend, I was induced to try
the "COMPOUND .SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC."
prepared by Dr. G. K. Tyler, when to my great sat
isfaction, two doses produced a wonderful change,
and the third dose entirely relieved me; and I there
fore feel no hesitation in my reommending it to my
friends and public generally.
WM.J. HAWTHORN,
Petersburg, Va. 9th Jan., 1838.
Prepared only by G. K. TYLER, comer of East
Baltimere and High Sts., Baltimore.
For sale in Washington by Dr. S. Mitchell, and
W. Gunton, and in Georgetown, by D. C. by O. M.
Linthicum. ap24
LOSS OF TEETH BUPPI.IED. The belt arti
ficial teeth, manufactured io thift city, art inserted at No.
7 Sharp street, on lower terms than at any other of
fict, and on the mast elegant and natural manner.—
The advertiser has for 18 years past been constant
ly engaged in constructing for other dentists most
difficult cases of teeth, and trusting to his own inge
nuity and mechanical skill, be challenges any one in
the city to produce of their make, teeth equal to
his, either as single tseth, partial ar complete seta,
or without artificial gums, im point ef beauty,
manship, and the inimitable approach to natural teeth.
Complete seta fixed by atmospherie pressure at half
the charges made by other dentista, and warranted
as war inferior to any in the profession.
J. H. WIL.COCK ft D.
agM and Dental Burgeon, 7 sharp si.
| PEREMPTORY SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE ky virtue ola deed f Mort
gage. dated the 19th October, 1835, and recorded in the
j Land Records of Baltimore County Court, in I.iber
T. K. No. 253, folio 266, I will sell by auction, at
the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore, on the 30th
of April, at one o'clock, P. M. one fifth part of the
Rose Hill Estate, being the portion conveyed to F.d
mtind Gibson, Est], by deed dated the 9th May, 1835,
and by him subsequently sold to Samuel Cameron,
Esq. This property is described in a deed, from John
Gibson and James Gibson, Trustees, to Edmund
Gibson, bearing date the 9th tlay of May, 1835, and
recorded among the Land Itccuhds ot Baltimore coun
ty Court in Liber T. K. No. 248, folio 48 and 9, as
all those pieces or parcels of Land, situated and being;
in the city of Baltimore, and part of the real estate
of Wm. Gibson, deceased and decreed to be sold bv
said trustees, and which on a plat exhibited at said
sale, are distinguished by the numbers 4, 8, 10 (lour
eight, ten Respectively, and are of the description
following: that is to say, beginning for Lot No. 4,
marked on the said plat (a copy of said plat being
now on file in the office of the Register of the 1 ligh
Court of Chancery) at the cast intersection of Hod
man and Madison streets, and running thence north
eastwardly, bounding on Hoffman st. 769 leet 6 inch
es to Garden street; thence southeastwardly bound
ing on Garden street 75 feet; thence southwestward
ly, parallel with Hoffman street 709 feet 6 inches to
Madison street'; and thence northwestwardly, bound
ing on Madison street to the place of beginning; and
beginning for Lot No. 8, on the northeast side ol
Madison st. (formerly Price street,) northwestwardly
170 feet 9 inches from the north intersection of Madi
son and Dolphin streets, and running thence north
eastwardly, parallel with Dolphin street 713 feet 6
inches to Garden street; thence northwestwardly
bounding on Garden street 203 feet 9 inches; thence
southwestwardly, parallel with Dolphin street 713
fret 6 inches to Madison street ; and thence south
westwardly, bounding on Madison street to the place
of beginning —and beginning for Lot No. 10 on the
northeast side of Madison (formerly Price street)
northwestwardly 770 feet 6 inches from the north in
tersection of Madison and Dolphin streets, and run
ning thence northeastwardly, parallel with Dolphin
street 715 feet 6 inches to Garden st., thence north
westwardly, bounding on Garden street 730 feet, un
til it intersects the outline of the whole ground be
longing to the estate of the late William Gibson, and
running thence bounding on said outline, south 49
degrees, west 720 feet to Madison street, and thence
bounding on said street southeastwardly 740 teet to
the place of beginning.
The terms prescribed by the deed are cash, but the
mortgagees have consented to extend the credits as
follows, to wit: one-fifth in cash at the sale, and
the residue in equal instalments at 6, 12, 18 and
24 months, with interest—for the credit payments un
doubted securities will be required.
ap 17 eots JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
ua UHE AUCTION BAKGAIhS I have just ic-
IT B reiv. d from Auction, a lot of btack and while CMINI
CALICOES. bought as irnperfect which will be sold4o per
rent below the regular price—a few do7.cn Ladies and Gentle
mens black silk Hose, at halfpricc. Also, a few pieces of 10 4
and 12 4 BARNESLEY SHEETING; and a further supply
of ihose heavy 8 4 Barnesley Damask TABLE Di AI'ERS, lor
which I have recently had so much demand; likewise a large
lot of bleached and brown DOMESTICS, from the Eastern
market, which will be sold by the piece, at Faclory prices; lo
irether with a tare': assortment f other Goods, at extremely
low prices. GEORGE BEVAN,
ap 13 y No. 60 Hanover st
C 1 HEAT lIAKUAIAS IN LINEN GOODS—I
Jt am selling Superior Irish Lincm, Do. Sheeting, Table
Damask and Diaper, and Damask Table Cloths, at unprece
dented low prices. Call soon if you want bargains, at No. 89
Dal to. st.. 2 doors above South st.
ap 13 J. EDWARD BIRD.
J. 11. WILCOGK, SURGEON DENTIST,
AND MANUFACTURER OF INCORRODIBLE MINERAL
TEETH.
No. 7 Sharp, between German and Baltimore sts.
RESPECTFULLY solicits a call from those who need
either partial or complete sets of AKTIFCIAL TEETH.
Being-in possession of every improvement in the con
struction of eases of Teeth, and also extensively en
gaged in their manufacture, Mr. W. is now enabled
to make a great reduction on the high charges usual
ly exacted, and in a style no ways inferior to the
most favored of his professional brethren. Aching
teeth treated so as rarely to require extraction.
Sealing, Filling, Extricating, £c. Btc. Decayed
teeth carefully and penmanantly plugged with pure
gold, and warranted to remain sound to the latest pe
riod of human existence.
N. B. Artificial Teeth out of repair, restored e
qual in beauty and durability to their former state.
ap24 dGuo
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SWBSCHIBERS' NAMES. POST OFFICE
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FOR SAIiR, LEASE, OR RENT,
ANDIMMED IA T E POSSESSION GIVEN,
THAT VALUABLE SQUAREOF GROUND, bounded
by Front and Plowman streets, Jones's Falls, arid Still
bouse alley, on which is erected the BALTIMORE PRINT
ING and BLEACHING WORKS. The main building ha*a
front of 110 feet oil Front street, by a depth of 46 feet, with
drying room* of 45 feet sqiatrc on the second and third sto
ries—one other Building fronting 50 feet on Plowman street,
and 75 feet on Jones's Fall*, with a drying room of the suine
dimension* on the second story—one other Building fronting
35 feet on Still Home alley by a depth of 20 feat—the second
storv of the same dimensions, all of brick and built in a sub
stantial manner with several other buildings for stills, steam
engine*, Single apparatus, Carpentershup, &c. &e. with two
steam engines and four wrought iron boilers; Printing Ma
chines, (one of which is three coloured, made by Newell and
equal to any in the country,) copper shells, blankets & blan
ket frames, hot rooms, one large steam drying machine, made
by Collier; Friction Calender iron press, plates, and boards,
with all the machinery and fixtures requisite for bleaching,
eyeing, printing and finishing 10,000 pieces of cloth per
month. There is in the dye house the largest spring of pure
water that is in the city, in which there are two puinps work
ed by each of the engines that throw into four large cisterns,
placed into the upper part of the building, 180 gallons per
minute.
The machinery has not been in use more than 12 months,
and is in complete order to commence operation at any time,
the whole in fee.
ALSO,—That DESIRABLE PROPERTY on the corner of
Baltimore and Green streets, fronting 97 feet on Baltimore
street, and 150 feet on Green street, at present occupied by
Riclmrd Crew as a Wagon Tupegn.
ALSO,—A two story BRICK DWELLING in good order,
fronting 23 feel on the north side of Baltimore street; the Lot
cxtendii% 160 feet to ParK Lane, on which vbere is a good
Stable.
ALSO, —A LOT fronting 32 feet on Baltimore street, near
Pine, extending 150 feet to Park Lane.
ALSO, —150 feet of GROUND on the north and **uth side
of Fayete street, near Pine.
ALSO, —60 feet of GR( HJND on the south side of Lexington
street, by a depth of 100 feet, with the privilege of a 3 foot al
ley to Vine street, and the right to build on and into the cast
wall of Pascanlt Row. Title indisputable.
Terms of sale—l-3 in 6 months, 1-3 in 12 months; the re
maining 1-3 may remain on the ground rent.
ap2-law4w VVM. W.M'CLELLAN*
II OR RENT—A very comfortable two story BRICK
. DWELLING HOUSE in Pearl street, a few doors North
of Saratoga street. This house contains a passage, two par
lours, pantry and kitchen down stairs; four chambers above,
and two rooms in the garret. The rent will be §2OO per an
num, and possession given immediately.
Apply to JESSE T. PETERS.
Next door below, or at the
a P '3 Corner of Market it North sts.
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS.
THE SUBSCRIBER continues to manufacture the
above articles, and is prepared to sell on the most rea
sonable terms. He lias constantly on hand SWEET SCENT,
SMALL LUMP, SMALL TWIST, and all other kinds of
TOBACCO, and SCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACABAU
SNlJFFofthe best quality. Together with a large quantity
of the various qualities of CIGARS.
For sale wholesale and retail by
CHARLES INGRAM,
n P2-3t N. E. corner of Pratt and South sts.
HN H. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, N. IV. Cor
r • ncr of Charles and Fayette sts., Baltimore , supplies
country Dentists with TEETH of all kinds, Gold Foil, Files,
&c. &c. all of which can be sent by mail, when ordered.
a P 9
PAPER. —Low to close sales.
92 reams IMPERIAL TAPER,
90 do Medium do
12 do Red envelope do
For sale by JAMES BRUNDIGE,
a P 19 d 68 South street, Bowly's wharf.
HOLIJOAY AI M'KISLEY,
VENETIAN ISI.IM) MAKERS, No. C North
Gay street, opposite New Christ Church, Baltimore,
makes to order VENETIAN BI.INDS, PATENT SPRING
SHUTTER BUNDS, SHADES, CURTAINS, and all other
fixtures appertaining to the screening of Windows or Doors,
cither inside or out. Also, Curtain Fixtures for Dry Goods,'
and other * tores, made in the best manner and shortest notice—
Country Merchants and others, dealing in the Venetian
Blind way, can be supplied with any quanity, at the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms.
CffT-Old Blinds repaired or taken in exchange for new ones,
ap 1.1 s
rrOBACCO, &c.—
.ML 0 boxes "J. Hare's" Sweet Cavendish TOBACCO
|BS do "Keen fit Hare's" do do do
24 do "P. Labby" pound lump do
150 do Small Lump 12 k. 16 lbs. to the various brands
225 qr. boxes Havana SEGARS "Muda" brand
167 qr. and eighth boxes do do "Jaques" do
104 tenth do "Cizarillo Embuetto"
500,000 Domestic manufacture, various qu:dilies [benture
-85 bales St. Domingo LEAF TOBACCO, entitled to de
-60 do Cuba do do do
For sale by 8. D. WALKER Co.
ap 13 eoßt P No. 50, S. Gov st.
FRED. 11. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON AND
MANUFACTURER OF IMPROVED MINERAL
INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH, performs all operations in Den
tal Surgery, according to the late scientific improvements in the
art.—Office N. W. Corner Charles & Fayette sts. ap 9 eo
TABLE CLOTHS.—Just rtceived from auction, 160
Damask TABLECLOTHS, of assorted sizes, some very
superior, which can he sold very low.
Also—7-4, 8-4, 9-4 and 10-4 Damask Table Linen,
Biid Eye and Russia DIAPER, &c.
2 cases Irish LINEN, veiy heavy and cheap.
SANGSTON & WHITELEY,
No. 135 1 2 Baltimore st.
ap 13 dtf? 4 doors below Light st.
solve that, Post Office Department
may send the poison of the Globe, the antidote of
the Pilot shall be administered. All that we ask
is to be heard by the people. It is for them we
speak, and if we can get a hearing we have no
apprehension of the result. The people will vin
dicate their own cause and hurl their oppressor*
from office. Baltimoie is a central point. The
Pilot will be surrounded by active, intelligent
and ardent Whigs—old and young. The meet
ing of the Convention in May, will enable the
young men, to complete an efficient party organi
zation, and give to the editor the means,of extend
ed usefulness. He asks the press, throughout the
country, to insert this prospectus, and the friends
of the good cause, especially the young men every
where, to exert their influences in obtaining sub
scribers, to be forwarded by the earliest possible
day, through their friends in Congress, or directly
to him in Baltimore.
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