The Maryland Gazette from Annapolis, Maryland • Page 4

Anne ArundelT TTHEREAS William Alexander, colleaor p( the tax for the county aforefaid, hath this virtue ade cf the High Comt bf country the commiffioners' of the tax bfid county the following lift qf lands llSELL, at PUBUcJJg fdty; on which pf; Lands Houfe and lot in i v. Houfe and lot in dittos Houfe and lot in. Houfe and lot in ditto, Part Fowler's 'Part Duvall's Range, Part Howard's Fancy, Part Rockhold's Purchafe, part Point Lookout, and? part of Beft.Succefs, A' 5 Land, name unknown, part Yates's nherifcaice and part' Howard's Range, Part Hog Neck, Little Timber Neckr Part Milford, i Part Mountain Part Neal's Delight, Part Bite the Biter, and. Hammond and Gjifl Blpouiing Plamr" li M. i Part Additional Defence, Part Worthington's Part Half Pone, Part Rebecca's Lot, jPart Invafion, part What's Left, Victory.

and, Eagle's To wer, Part Invafion. and Any Thing, (Part Hebron, and part Batchelor Choice, and Patapfco Mill Seat, Yates's Contrivance, and Cockey's Neglect, Land formerly afleffed to John Sterett; Part fundry tracts, 1 i 'v X.and at Elk Ridge Landing, Xand at Elk Ridge Landing, Land and improvements at dittoy Part Stamp Act Repealed, part Support to Small Quantity, Part Weedy Glade, Part Stamp Act Repealed, Cheney's Taylor's Settlement, Jl own Hill, Lot in London Lots in ditto, Land, name'unknown, fKilk's'Reft. TEN DOLLARS, and if out of the county above reward, paid by HENRY HOWARD, Sheriff, or BENJAMIN DARNALL. February 25, 1801. ft; 1 Part Dawibn's Forked Creek, 'Afliley's Adventure, Friendfhip, Foothold, Brulhy Bottom, part Dawfon's Chance, Lucky Point, rufliy' Neck, and other lands, names un n'owh, Hunt's Chance, iunt Ltnancer Grammar's PaTrott, Hill's Purchafe," hanie unknown, HE fubferiber returns his moft fincere thanks to the public in general for the liberal encourage ment he has met with hnce he commenced buunefs inrthis has lately laid 'in a large affortment of the beft timber, and can fuppry any perfon with waggons, cartsi' ploughs, cider mills, on a new conftruc tion, fpinning wheels, and fcythe cradles, on the fhorteft notice' he likewife repairs carriages and Windfor chairs, with elegance and difpatch, he therefore hopes, ty his punctuality and attention to'buli nefisto meTit the patronage of geherous public.

RICHARD. DAW. N. Thebove articles will be fold on the.loweft 'ternis'tbT ca'lh. "ffonT fthe country will be thankfully received, and punctually, attended to.

Annapolis, Febrtary' sirs mux Amt. tax. 4 14 0 11 16 10 13 10 0 18.11 1 10 8 0 0 "0 0 '1 0 1 1 2 2 '4 1 6 13 ,5 7 0 8 6 UO 2 9 4 19 11 0 ,19. 9 .0 14 1 5 2 6 10 16 6 12 0 10 19 14 6 10 1 9 io 3 18 9 0 2 6 0 i' 6 0 16 1 0 0 1 0 1 8 13 10 10 10 10 2 8 8 6 10 6 11 Names of Perious. "Elizabeth Boitfley's hejrs.

Doct. John Dtoiel. Henry and Rczin Davidge, kichard Tootcll. Prifcilla Fowler. Stephen Steward.

Samuel Chafe. Jofeph Hawkins. Hockley Company. James Cookfey. George Collins.

Hall. James Aleckelheus. i ohn Mobberly. ames.Tolfon. Ifaac Pollack.

JohnM'bonald. 'Beale'lfraei, 'john Barlpw, Peter, Bond's heirs. John of Adam, heirs. niaker." Vachel Barnesl Valentine Brown. John Cbnielius.

Edward Dorfey, of John, Samuel Sterett. William Shipley, fen. heirs. De Gr Charles Ridgely's heirs. Urquhart.

Samuel Mary Leatherwood. William Sufanna Stanbury. Elizabeth Day. Benjamin Galloway. Solomon Sparrow.

William Biggs. vt John Clarvo. Prifcilla Simmons. Thomas Todd. James Lloyd.

1 13 6 Mary Evanst 1 4 Charles Williamfon. 118 6 Nathan ftnith. 1 8 11 Ann Vernon. 7 16 2 Tohanna Plummer. faid cityl deceafed.

excellent two ftory brick' DWELLING HOUSE, in the faid city, together with the neceflary out buildings, an elegant garden, and a good yard, the whole enclofed by a fubftantial brick wall. The terms will be made known on the day of fale. 1 THOMAS JENINGS, Truflee. N. B.

The above property may. be purchafed at private fale, and the terms known, provided application be made to the truftee, in the city of Annapolis, before the day above mentioned for the public fale' thereof. 4 Annapolis, February. THE creditors of WILLIAM FRENCH, an infolvent debtor of Anne Arundel county, are requefted to meet at Mr. William Caton's tavern, on Saturday the 1 4th day of March next, with their claims properly, authenticated.

the' their dividend; and as there has been a mortfraire gi.iu uii i.awui property oy iaia rrench to Mr. Henry Hall, deceafed, that is yet unfettled in part, it is hereby requefted that the executors of Mr. Hall, or fome perfon for them, will appear on that day with faid mortgage in order to come to fettlement. JOHN WELCH, Truftee agreeable to act of alTembly. Febauary 24j 1801.

JUST PUBLISHED, And to be fold at the Pririting Officc, Price, One Dollar, The; A lL A 800, I LL the right, title, and tOate of SAMTTtfr Xl SHEKELS, of Arine Amndef in and to all that tract or part of of LANDj called Shekels' Chakce in Anne Aruudel. county and faid t0 tain 'one hundred and fixty four acres, and tW' eighths of: an acre ofLand, Gtuated bout t'w the city of fix 'from EW tavern, formerly. Rawlings's, and near Mooni pu fant.fenyv''' thattllJ give bond to the truftee, with fecurit? for the payment of. the purchafe moiicyv.with imS from the day of fale, within twelvenontlis hereaft Fb 'V RICHARD H. HARWOOD.

1 I '11 i 11 ill By virtue fundry venditioni xpouu. jne directed county apd cnL will be SOLD, at PUBLIC SALE, the 23d day of March at JSIr.Jn field's tavern, election of tbtiHli tiict of county jsheld, ALL that valuable traa or. parcel of 'LANU WojiTHiNGTO nVRANdE, and jtrift containing i in the whole 3 acres, more or wis aiio iwei ve negroes, cblil .01, men, women, cows, and iheeiJ January 28, 1801. publication of this notice, that the laid lands, or hjen part tnereot as will be lumcient to pay the tax and colt ryaD(j thereon will he fold, to the higheft bidder, agreeably to the directions of the act of affeinbly, entitled, An rgwaf act for tfie more effectual collection of th'e county charges in the feveral counties of this ftate. nftlirta i By' 4 XV NICH.

HARWOOD, CI. C. T. A. A.

County. QNE I February 14, 1801. A A publication of this noticeT that the faid lands, or fci part thereof as will be lufficient to pay the tax and coft od UNK As, XV, reoruary ioy i. charces. cruiaren.

with fundry the aboveis. taken as the pf Nicholas Watkins, fen. to fatisfv deht. Richard Harwood, for the ufe of iFrancis T. Cfe.

ments, Elizabeth Dorfey, Nicholas Watkinj. rf nn.s Grifiiith, oVthe heirs of Jolhua Howard, and for officers fees due for ttt yc "h', .1798 and 1799. iThe fale wilL commence at 0'ClOCK, lor itJiLlJ I LAM, JOHN WELCH, Late lheriff rf leb. ii.Cf Anne Arundel county. rTHE fubferiber being defirous to ifettle widuB JL perfons who are indebted to him cm account ocaiing in nu trie cuy 01 Annapolis, has 49.

pofited his books in the hands, of Rich ad H. Hai. wood, attorney at ia.w, Jor tne purpole ot inftituti fuits againft all perfons who (hall not difchnrp thw refpective accounts, on or before the fifteenth dar cf lviarcn next, alter wnica wme no longer indiilgenu canoe given. Xwayi iAM. L.A10N.

Twenty. Dollars Reward. AN away from the fubftrlber, on the zStlic September laft, a flout well made mohWftL'' low, by the name ot he ik about nwu years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, with Hreigkt black hair like that of a white perfon; he htlu wnen nc went away, an oinaorig iftij and troufetj and a lljort white Icertey coat, he alio took wjthhia 1 iiri .1 "NOTICE is hereby triven. that unlefs the county charges aforefaid are paid within thirty days after the lb A ain llrlZ with all reasonable charges, nd if tthtoat tate atorefaid, and brought home, fhall receive HIINDRRIJ nnr.T.ARS with by iDDlvine to the fubferiber. Huln.r' Twerity Dollars Reward.

BROKE gaol on Saturday night the 21ft. inflant, two mulatto men, committed to my cuttody, one by the name of William Butleh, about thirty years of age, committed for breaking open the ftore houfe of Thomas Norman the other by the name of Ned Brooks, about the fame age, for having been guilty of much diforderly conduct upon the plantations of major William Brogden and Jerom Plumnier. Whoever takes up faid and delivers them to' James Hunter, the gaoler, of Annapolis, or fe cures them, fo that I get them again, lhall receive the above reward, or TEN DOLLARS for either HENRY HOWARD, Sheriff of r. Anne Arundel county. 'February24, 1801.

Twenty Dollars Reward. BROKE gaol on Saturday night the 2 1ft inflant, a negro man by the name of JEM, about 38 years age, 5 feet 6 or 8 inches high, has a down look, and very remarkable fears or marks on his legs and thighs had on a round blue jacket and troufers, very ragged artd dirty. Whoever takes up faid negro, and fecures him in Anne Arundel county gaol, (hall receive TT. 1 a tj 11 lOB a or oevern river, in Aone Arcnce coantr. Purl uant to a decree of the Hitrh Court of Chancery Ar, 1.

i in me ote 01 ituarviana. r. mammon 1 1 rf cat titttit AUCTlbN: on 16M llt Pf' forewarned h.rbourl 11 .1 1 a i iia leiiow on tneir peril. 1 clock, A. M.

at Mr. Caton's tavern, the November ,5, ,800. if city of Annapolis, for the benefit of the rem efen il tatives of Thomas Jenings, Efq; late of the Fifteen Dollars Reward. AN away from the fubferiber, Jmng in Anne. I J5.

Arundel county, on the zift of negro man named JJIK, about torty tut of five feet fix inches high, round full face, large eja, very bow legged, flow of fpeech, and fond of frootin a pipe, he is a methodift preacher took along witk him a country cloth coat, and one gray coloured, ui breeches, two ofnabrig fliirts, (hort kerfey cot mi! troufers, fhoes nailed. Whoever takes up the faid ne; gro, and lecures. him above reward, and if charges, paid by me February 24, 1800. in any gaol, ihali receive brought home all rfslbniblr HUGH DRUMMOND. 3t To be R1N For term of fixteea months, npHAT commodious DWELLING HOUSE which captain S.

Godmaa formerly kW and at prelent, occupied by.the. fubferiber, togetw with a large lot and The premife good repair, and poffeffioa will be given immediitelj. For terms apply to the fubferiber, or to Saubii Kidopt, Efq; of Annapolis. January 1, 1801. W.

D. ADDISON. Annapolis January, iSou CyT fulfcriben trefents bis mol rtfpttfv compliments to thoft indebted to bim, end ti tieJUy fglicits payment of their rejptclivt lalennt be pleads poverty, with trutbt. and of themy that nothing, lefs than 'payments frm th( will enable him to comply with the indifpenfablt legation be is under of paying his iuft debit. A A I Priate4 by Fsl i and Samwi.