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MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1807
For Sale at Public Auction,
On THURSDAY,
The 16th instant, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at
the stores of Robert R&lston, lower side of Wal-
nut-street wharf,
The CARGO oV the ship Benjamin Franklin,
Benjamin Wickes, senior, commander, from
Oalcuita, consisting of
541 packages of Piece-Goods,
Among "which are,
BancUhn* Handl'Js,
iPullicat ditto,
Blaek Taffetas,
M arnoodies,
Su.nr.alis,
Red k blue Gilla Ro-
Ourrahs, [malls,
Cossas,
Rmerties,
Blue Gurralis,
Chintzes,
Checks,
Baftas,
Long- Cloths,
Black Muslins,
Seer Suckers,
Custahs,
Jamletty,
Salguchy,
Gineres.
^^^^^^^ Also,
Hearth Rugs ; 2/ clients Indigo ; 73 hales
and packages of Twine ; 57 ditto Martin ; 3oo
bags Sugar; loo ditto he ivy black Pepper ;
and a quantity of Gunnv Bags.
JOHN CONNELLY, Auct'r.
"Who will have catalogues to distribute after
to-morrow
Philadelphia, March 16. ____[20] d4t
VENDUE,
FOR THE SALE OF
Household Furniture¦, Wearing
Apparel and Watches, &c.
THE subscribers, being legally authorised,
liave opened a Vendue and Commissi-,¦: Store,
Uo. 17, east side of Market space ; where
person:! sending articles of the above descrip-
tion for sole, majt depend, upon having them
disposed of to the best advantage, and their
amount paid immediately alter the sale
day, by the Clerk, without defalcation, except
decommission allowed t>\ law. The patro-
nage of the Public is respectfully solicited by
WILLIAM C. C tCHRAN, and
ISAIAH P. PROCTOR.
N. B. Particular attention will be paid to
the SiUe of Orphans' Property, Estates of de-
ceased persons, kc.
March 20.___________________________&St\\
Wrought Nails,
fjrusi received,
f5 casks 6d, 8 Of a very fine quality,
Estopillas, j
Quadruple SUesias,
Dowlas,
Brown Plalillas,
Listados,
The whole entitled to drawback.
And oh hand on which the drawback is lost,
' Book Linens,
Creas a la Morlaix,
Dowlas,
Checks, No. 2,
Diaper Table Cloths,
Striped Linens,
Brown Platillas,
Britannias,
Quadruple Selesias,
Bielfiei:'. Linens,
ALSO,
Souchong and Hyson Teas, and
1 An invoice of Sewing and Knitting Needles,
jfiist received pej the Hope, from Afhster-
For Sale,
52 hlids. Sugar,
56 bbls. do.
13 do. first quality American Bees Wax,
12 sei'oon, Flotant Indigo,
All entitled to drawback,
also,
The Schooner
HENRY,
Burthen 100 tons, a remarkable
Ssss" fast sailing vessel, and nearly
new. For terms apply to
JACOB ADAMS.
March 18.__________________________d6t
Just Received
Per Schooner Linnet, captain Roberts, and/or
- sale, head of Smith's dock,
100 bales Cotton,
124 bags Coffee,
60 do- Cocoa,
5 tons Nicaragua Wood,
ALSO,
r J£Tjl*-v The Schooner
¦etTEPakl LIN NET,
Burthen 650 bbls. with all
¦Sis her tackle &c. just as she ar-
rived from sea. j»
— m
Wanted to Charter,
To a Port in the West-Indies,
rJCZE>-y A fast-sailing SCHOONER
' of from four to six hundred
.;2> barrels burthen.
.....Em Apply to
CHARLES BCERSTLER.
, Who has removed his Counting Room,
two doors from his former stand, to the house
heretofore in the tenure of Messrs. R. and J
. h 17. d
The Proprietors
OF THE
PILOT STAGES,
RESPECTFULLY inform th« Public, that
they have reduced the price of fare fron
to six dollars. Tlie Pilot Stage will leave
the Globe Inn every Morning, Sundays ex-
cepted, at five o'clock, A. M. arrive at New-
port at eight o'clock, P. M. leave Newport
at live o'clock, A. M. arrive in Philadelphia
at ten o'clock, A. M.
WILLIAM EVANS k CO.
March ^H
For Sale,
The Ship
CONNECTICUT,
JS&J? Bavid Maclure, Commander,
...... _ Now lying at Coles' wharf,
fife hundred and forty-eight tens register, and
unktHhtedh the fasteit sailing ship belonging to
the United States. She is copper-fastened and
coppered to the bends.
She will be sold on a liberal credit. The
inventory may be seen and terms made known,
by application to THOMAS TENA NT.
March 17. dot
For Liverpool,
The British Brig
AID,
Nicholas Sullivan ;
......-.is; She is a fine strong vessel,
and will be dispatched with all convenient
spued. For freight or passage, apply to
HENRY DAV1ES,
71, Smith's wharf.
Who offers for sale, received per said brig,..
An invoice of Earthen-ware, and a quanti-
ty of Liverpool Salt, which will be disposed
of on accommodating terms, if taken fjom
along side the vessel.
February 9. d
For Sale,
ISK The Brig JOSEPH,
JSkV Tf- Sout hviorth, master :
-..IliE-k* She is a very g( id vessel, not
,l:. two years old, and completely
fitted ; if not sold in the course of a few clays,
she will take a full freight or part, of a freight
for Lisbon ; will carry about 1400 barrels, and
may be seen lying at Smith's wharf. For
terms apply to the master on board, or to
BENJ. & GEO. WILLIAMS,
Who have received by the above vessel, and for
scde at theh store, No. 3, Oowly's wharf,
Russia Sheeting, infilled te drawback ;
New-England Rum ; Codfish, in boxes; Sou-
chong Tea; and 10 bales Carraway Cossas,
19, by 1-8 yards.
March 16. dl0t$
17ie Subscribers
FEEL themselves under the painful neces-
sitv of notifying their Creditors of their in-
tentioVi to apply to Baltimore County Court,
at its next sittings, for the benefit of the in-
solvent laws of this state.
DAVID C. STEWART,
WILLIAM P. STEWART,
LLOYD BUCHANAN.
March 12. d2m
For Freight or Charter
TO EUROPE,
(Amsterdam, or Rotterdam will be preferred, J
_i_ j-. The Ship THOMAS,
»=5tK&f^Av Burthen about 300 tons, The-
S Captain Peter Wickham,
...'.a Having now commenced ¦.-> .fl-
ing, and the greater part of her catgo being
engaged, the remainder will be taken on rea-
sonable freight if immediate application is made
to HU. THOMPSON.
The accommodations in the above ship be-
ing equal to any out of this port, a few passen-
gers will be taken. Those who wish to em-
brace so favorable an opportunity, will please
apply to the captain, who may be always found
pi; board.
March 16. SolA
Notice is hereby given,
That I intend applying to Baltimore county
court at its next sitting, for the benefit of the
insolvent laws of Maryland.
ANDREW BUCHANAN.
March 2. d2m
NOTICE.
It being absolutely necessary to bring to a
final close the business of the late house of
Lemmon and Campbell, those still indebted
are requested no longer to defer payment, as
in such cases suits must be instituted. Any
proper" demands against said concern, will be
paid on application to the subscriber, surviv-
ing partner. ROBERT LEMMON.
March 13.________________________(11 _*
New Paper-Hanging Store.
ROBERT ELLIOT,
No. 7, North Charles-steeet,
INFORMS his friends, and the public in
general) that he has just received, and has
now ready for siile, a large assortment of the
most elegant Paper Hangings k Borders,
from London, Paris and Boston ; amongst
which are some of the most superb patterns
of the new invented Spangled or Frosted pa-
per.
He will always have a regular supply, and
constant succession of the newest fashions,
from Hurley's'manufactory in Philadelphia
He will superintend the hanging of his own
papers, employ the best workmen, and ex-
ecute all orders in town and country, -with
neatness, punctuality and dispatch.
N. B. The American Papers he will sell at
the manufacturer's prices.
One or two Apprentices will be taken to
the above business.
March 6. d
sTrIncTcoofjs:
MABR §¦ GIBSON,
No. 7, Calvert street,
Have received by the ship Sally, from Liverpool,
a part of their
SPRING GOODS ;
Consisting of
1 case Bindings, Ferrets & Cotton Fringe,
1 do, flesh and drab colored Nankeens,
2 cases Cotton Checks,
2 do. Calico Umbrellas,
2 do. Dimities,
2 do. Cotton Counterpanes, from 8-4 to 12-4;
2 trunks Cambric Handkerchiefs & Shawls,
2 do. Waistcoating and Ginghams.
These goods having been purchased at the
manufactories for cash, can be sold very low
on a short credit, for good paper.
March.". d
Turks-Island Salt,
3000 bushels now afloat, will be sold on
good terms if taken from along side.
Holukgsworih & WoR'ratiNGTON,
March 19. d4U
New Wholesale Store.
Lafitte H Duche.
No. 5), BALTIMORE-STREET,
Have just received a large assortment of
French a.nd English Goods,
Which the/ offer for sale very low for
c&sh or approved tiatet,
Consisting of
Plain Taffetas, M&si'ted in color,
Striped do.
Figured Satin,
Peeking,
Sarsenet,
5-6 and 7-4 Damask Shawls,
5-6 and 7-4 serged do. do.
White, rose and black, Ladies' and Men's
Silk Stockings,
Plain and figured Mantua Ribbons,
Stamped do. do.
Extra long and short Silk Gloves,
Do. do. Kid Gloves,
Crapes assorted in colors,
Cambric, Linen,
Thread and Cotton Laces,
1 box of Fancy English Goods,
1 do. of.Sey's Chintzes,
Bandannas, assorted in colors,
Choppa Romal,
Silk, Morocco and Cotton Suspenders,
Velvet and Morocco Pocket-Books,
An assortment of Ladies' rich Combs,
Artificial Flowers, &c
N. B. several boxes of the above, calculat-
ed for exportation, entitled to debenture.
March 13._________________________d!2t
To our Friends and the Public.
The subscribers (successorsof thelate firm
oftsowerand S. Cole) respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that tbev intend to con-
tinue the business of AUCTION1ERS of
Books, Maps, Charts, Prints, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &c. and Lottery-ORice.
Keepers, at No. 174 1-2, Market-street—*
They solicit the support of their friends and
promise thafall business committed to them
as Auctioniers shall be executes with the
strictest promptitude and.lidelity. They will
study particularly to make the best disposition
of Orphan's property committed to their care
The public's Servants,
COLE andl.BONSAL.
Nov. 7__________________d
In Baltimore County Court,
February 3, 1807.
OM.application to the judges of the said
County Court, by petition in writing of John
Gumming, of said County, praying the bene
fit of the " Art for the relief of sundry in-
solvent debtors," passed at November session
eighteen hundred and five, on the terms men-
tioned in said act ; a schedule of his property
ami a list of his creditors, on oath, as far as
he can ascertain them, as directed by the
said act, being annexed to his petition ; and
the said County Court being satisfied by com
petent testimony, thut the said John Cumming
lias resided the two preceding years within
the state of Maryland, prior to the passage
of the said act; and the said John Gumming
at the time of presenting his petition as a
foresaid, having produced to the said court,
the assent in writing of so many of his credi-
tors as have due to them the amount of two-
thirds of the debts due by him at the' passing
the said act.
It is thereupon adjudged and ordered, by
the said court, that the said John dimming
(by causing a copy of this order to be insert-
ed in some one of the newspapers in the city
of Baltimore, every other day for three months
before the ninth day of May next) give no-
tice to his creditors to appear before the said
County Court, at the Court-House, in the
said county, at nine o'clock in the forenoon of
the said ninth day of May next, for the pur-
pose of recommending a trustee for their be-
nefit, on the said John Cumming, then and
there taking the oath by the said Act pre-
scribed for delivering iip his property.
Signed per order,
WM. GIBSON, Clerk.-
February 2t, 1807. . dlstA-eo3dMy
For Sale,
My MILL in the County of Madison and
state of Virginia, on the Rapidam Kiver, a
never failing stream, with twenty.five acres
of Land attached to it; the improvements
consist of a Mill House, sixty feet by thuty,
with three pair of Stones, two of French
Burr, and one pair of Cologne Stones to grind
corn for tke neighborhood, the toll corn may
be estimated at two hundred barrels a year,
and in dry years, one hundred barrels more ;
attached to the mill is a new Saw Mill, that
will saw one thousand feet of plank per day,
any quantity of timber may be got veryjeonve-
nient, and the demand equal to the quantity
that can be sawed ; from the Saw Mill a nett
profit of eight dollars per day may he made ;
the machinery of the mills are in complete
order, having all been made new within the
last year ; twenty-five thousand bushels o<
wheat has been manufactured in the above
Mill this season, and double that quantity
might have been bought, as the above mill
is situated in one of the richest and best
wheat counties in Virginia.
The improvements on the above twenty-five
acres of Land are, a dwelling House (conve-
nient to the mill) with f.ur rooms below, and
fire places, a good Garden, Kitchen, Meat
House, Dairy, Miller's and Cooper's Hous-
es, and a Cooper's Shop, sixty by twenty
feet; all the ' o ses are new and in good
order. No situation in Virginia will answer
better than this for a Retail Store, and a
considerable quantity of goods m»y he sold,
and good payments received. For the pur-
chase of the above property, application ma-
lic made to Messrs Colin;& James Ross, mer
chants, Fredericksburg, or
THOMAS MAUN.
March 17- dl2t
The Creditors
Of the late firm of THOMAS & JOHN
HIGINBOTHOM, are requested to take no-
tice, that they are now prepared to surrender
all they possess, and intend applying to the
Baltimore county court, for the benefit of
the act, entitled an act for the relief of sun-
dry insolvent debtors, passed at November
session, 1835 ; and also of the supplement to
said act, passed at the last November sessi-
on.
THOMAS HIGINBOTHOM.
JOHN HIGINBOTHOM.
March 6. 42 na
[Vol. XXVI—No. 4001.
Schultze & Vogeler, -
No. 45, S. Gay-street,
Have received per ship Severn, from Bremen, iSf
on Ii anal from former importations,
German LINENS,
&;..'• SS-WARES,
Broad C'A'THS, superfine and common,
Garden SEEDS,
Which tin', offer Tor sale on liberal terms
F hruarv 2.5._________ d24t
'auction
AND
Commission Business.
¦ THE subscribers respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally, that they
have formed an establishment in the AUC-
TION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm of R. LEMMON k. CO. to
be conducted by Robsrt Lemmon ; who,
with thanks for the support received, whihs
conducting the concern of Lemmon and
Campbell, will endeavor by an unremitting
attention to the present establishment to give
satisfaction to those wdio may favor it with
their business.
The usual advances will be made on con-
signments ; the Warehouse, the same for-
merly occupied by Lemmon and Campbell, at
the head of Gay-street dock, is now ready for
the reception of merchandize, and in a few
days the stated sales will commence as for-
merly, on Mondays. Immediate attention,
will be given to sales of Vessels, Cargoes,
Real Property, Sic.
ROBERT LEMMON,
LEVERING & NELMS.
___March 18_________________________d!2t
For sale,
1 Case rich red Madras Handkerchiefs,
3 bales Flaxen (British) Osnabuvgs,
1 do. assorted > { pHced Welch Flannels,
1 <)(> r«d Ji ' *
French Damask Silk 6
and 7-4 Shawls,
1 Laic Superfine Cloths,
Received frcui New-York, will be soldiow
to close sales.
P. HOFFMAN Sc SON.
March 21. d4t-eo6t
BASSETT,
DENTIST,
Respectfully Informs die Ladies and
Gentlemen of this city, that he Cleans, Files,
Plugs, and regulates feeth in the rflost ap-
pro\ ed method, a id makes and sets Natural
and Ar.ificial Teeth. He is in possession,of
Brtirf's Patent Perpendicular Extracting In-
strument, the exclusive right whereof he pur-
chased from him for the city of Baltimore.
N. B. He prepares Tooth Powder of an
excellent qualty for the Teeth and Gums.
He attends all orders left at his residence,
No. 24, South-street, with his usual punc-
tuality. March 12- alt
To be Sold or Rented,
A large two-story Brick HOUSE, with
four rooms on a floor, flirty-six feet front, w itli
a complete cellar, fit for any kind of storage,
larg-e back building and pianza, large yard,
stable and smoke-hous'e, in fee.
Also t'o rent or sell.
20 Water LOTS on the Basin, 33 feet
front eacli Lot, and as deep *s may suit thQ
tenant or purchaser.
Also,
A PLANTATION, containing between 4
and 500 acres of Land, one half in wood,
with a large proportion of meadow Ground,
lying near the Philadelphia road, about. 12
milesjrom Baltimore, i,n ,-r-Ncck,
which place abounds in Fish and Wild
Fowl of all sorts. For terms apply to
CHIBSTOPHER HUGHES.
March 21 dGt ebI4#
Dividend.
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors
of George Sears, late of the city of Balti-
more, deceased, that a final dividend o! the
estate, in the hands of the ''administrators will,
be made on the twentieth day ot April in, the
year 1807, at the counting-house of Strieker
and Beatty, in tne said city of Baltimore.
JOHN STRICKEK,
HENRY PA.YSON.
Administrators of George ::,cars.
March 2. > X-%
~co mmunic A' r io n;
M-: Printer,
The enclosed is a copy of a letter, tha
came to me by mail, unsolicited : 1 conceive
it a duty I owe the Public as well as myself,
to give it publicity through the medium of
your paper. The writer is a native of Con-
necticut, was lately professor of Natural Phi-
losophy at Yale College, is now President of
the university of Georgia, and is well known
for his universal science.
S. H. P. LEE.
New-London, March 1, 1807-
Athens (Georgia) January 24, 1807.
Doctor Samuel H. P. Lee,
Sir,
I have, for a considerable time, neglected
the performance of a duty which I owe to hu-
manity ; the declaring to you, my approbati-
on of the Pills, which are sold here, under
your agent, Mr. Herbert, of Augusta. I
had been convinced of their virtues before I
left Connecticut. ; and I have found, in this
country, their great utility, by a considerable
experience, both in my own family, &, ameng
the students of the University. I have no
hesitation of declaring, that I believe, Leo's
(New-London) Pills to be one of the. most
useful medicinal preparations the world ha3
yet seen ; and that they are peculiarly use-
ful and beneficial in Southern and Dillious
Climates.
I am respectfully, Yours,
J. MEIGS.
The above mentioned Pills arc sold at War-
ner & Hanna's Bookstore, corner of South
Gay and Baltimore-streets; Si. by J<.- ri Vance
and Co. 178, .Baltimore-street ; who have re-
ceived a fi'esh Supply, which they offer whole-
sale and retail. March 16.
Last Notice,
THE Creditors of William Bruff and Sons,
will please to take notice, that unless' tht u-
claims are properly authenticated & left with
John Hagerty, in Light-street, be!
first day of May next, they will be debarred
from any benefit of said estate.
March 20, 1307. »o9t
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