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NOTICE.
ft being absolutely necessary to bring to a
finul close the business of the late house of
Lemmon and Campbell, those still indebted
fcre requested no longer to defer payment, as
in such cases suits must be instituted. Any
pi per demands against said concern, will be
paid on application to the subscriber, surviv-
ing nfi-fner. .dAOBEliT LEMMONT.
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"AUCTION
AND
Commission Business.
THE subscribers .. jiectfidly 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. LISMMON & CO. to
be conducted by . Robert Lernmon ; who,
¦with thanks for the ..support, received while
conducting the concern of Lemmon and
Campbell, will endeavor by an unremitting-
attention\o the present establishment to give
satisfaction to those who may favor it with
;thelr business.
The usual advances will be made on con
-sig-ni louts ; the Warehouse, the same for
merly occupied by Lemmon and Campbell, at
His head.of Gay -afreet dock, is now ready for
the; reception of merchandize, and in a few
days the stated sales will commence as for-
meMy, on Mondays, immediate attention
¦will be given to sale; of Vessels, Cargoes,
Real Property. &c.
ROBERT LEMMON,
LEVERING & NLLMS.
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For Sale,
i Case-rich red Madras Handkerchiefs,
0 balsa Flaxen (British) Osnaburgs,
1 do:, red
¦- j low priced Welch Flannels,
2 cases eiegant French Damask Silk 6
ami 7-4, Shawls,
1 bale. Superfine Cloths,
Received from New-York, will be sold low'
to close sales.
P. HOFFMAN & SON.
March 21.__________________tUUeo6t__
To be Sold or Rented,
A large two-story Brick HOUSE, with
foil • rooms on a floor, forty-six feet fromt, with
a complete cellar, fit for any kind of storage,
iarg-e back building and piazza, large yard,
stable and smoke-house, hi fee.
Also to rent or sell,
20 Waier LOTS on the Basin, 33 feet
front each Lot, and as deep us may suit tlie
tenant or .purchaser.
tUo,
, A PLANTATION, containing between 4
»nd 500 acres of Land, one half in wood
with a large proportion of meadow Ground,
lying- uear the Philadelphia road, about 12
miles from Baltimore. «n Middle-iiiver-Neck,
which place abounds in Fish and WiW
T owl of alt sorts. For terms apnly to
CHIRSfOPHER HUGHES.
March 21. d6t.eol4t
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Dividend.
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors
of George Sears, late of the city of Balti-
Mlore, dee'used, that a final dividend of til :
estate, in the hands of the administrators will
be-made J lis 1 and Spike Rods., &c; &c. Apply at
iN"o. S3, County wharf, t-
WULLIAM JONES.
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'FURTHER EXTRACTS
From London and Liverpool papers both to
Feb. 12, inclusive., received at the office of
the Federal Gazette, by the Hercules.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT
e
of Good Hope, bound to Salem, has arriv-
ed at the Vineyard. Mr. P. Jackson, pas-
senger, has arrived in town, and favored
us with the following ship news: Left in
Table-Bay (C. G. Hope) Dec. 27, ship
Margaret, Bare, from New-York to Madras
and Bengal; brig Essex-, Dennie, of New-
buryport fur St. Helena. 1 Spoke, Feb. 24,
schv. Federalist, Gunnison, of and from
Portsmouth for Guada'.oupe. Maxell 1, lat.
38, long. 64, 43, brig Dolphin, Trouant,
of Boston, from Poitland, 9 days out for
Havana. March 6, lat. 85, long. 69, schr.
Ambition, from Guadaloupe for Newbury-
port. March 10, lat. 37, 50, long. 72, So,
schr.-------, Johnson, of and for Boston,
from Antigua. March 12, lat. 38, 30,
long. 73, 9, ship George Washington, of
Philadelphia, 18 hours from the Capes of
Delaware.
The ship Patterson, Shaw, has arrived at
the Vineyard, in 132 days from Batavia.
The Beaver, Chauncy, from Ne.v-York,
touched at Batavia, Nov. 2, oa her way to
Canton. Passed in the Straits of Suuda,
Nov. 7, a very large American ship, beatmg
up, having a white flag with an S in the
centre of it, flying at her top-gallsnt-mast
head. Spoke, Dec. 26, off the Cape oi
Good Hope, lat. 35, 56, long. 22, 56, ship
Triton, of New-Bedford, on a whaling voy-
age—a squall .oming on at the moment,
prevented our hearing the captain's name.
Feb. 9, lat. 17, long. 38, 30, fell in with
and spoke the British West-India Packet
Prince Adolphus, Boulderson, from Fal-
mouth, Engl, bound to Barbados. Feb.
16, lat. 22, long. 54, 30, English ship Nep-
tune, Austin, 3! days from London for Ja-
maica. March 2, lat. 32, 49, long. C,Q,
schr. Experiment, of Wastport, 5 days from
Newbern, N. C. for Barbados. March 5,
ht. 34, long. 70, sloop Phebe, Anthony,
21 days from Martinique for Providence.—
The English frigate Caroline, capt. Renier,
of 36 guns, carne in the reads of 1 atavia
18th Oct. and captured a Dutch frigate c£
equal force, after a short engagement.
The schr. Washington, Edes, has arrived
at Holmes's Hole, from Bas»iiterre, Guad.
Left there, Feb. 21, Dolphin, Stanword,
of and for Cape- Ann, in 3 days; James,
Miles, of and for Newhaven, in 5. The
brig Ji'.ne, Parsons, sailed on the 14th, for
Philadelphia. Markets dull. Adm. Coch-
rane, <»n the Sth February, passed Basseterre
with 3 line of battle ships and 3 frigates,
so near as to be fired at from the fort. Feb.
23, Antigua bearing E. S. E. five leagues
distant, was bomded by an English 2 j_u 1
privateer, belonging to Antigua, all negroes ;
detained an hour. She informed, that the
schr. Mason's Daughter, of Beverly, was at
Nevis on the 20th, and that there had been.
a gale at N. W. which had done much da-
mage. Spoke on the 23d, brigCole, Jack-
son, of and for New-York, last from Anti-
gua, where she had been carried in: left
there, schr. Lark, Thompson, to sail foe
Boston on the 22d, I. Lewis, supercargo,
who had been carried in and detained 40
days, and permitted to sail, with the privi-
lege of paying all expenses. I observed in
the Centinel of the nth ult. mention made
of many privateers from St. Bartholomews,
of which I have no doubt ; but as to their
capturing American vessels, and sending
them to Guadaloupe, I have only to observe
that none arrived whilst I was there, which
was 30 days ; but the English were captur-
ing all ihat came in their way, and sending
them to Antigua, and if cleared, make them
pay all cxpences.
The brig Greyhound, Kilpatrick, in 39
days f.om Demerara, has ai. 1
Hole j also, brig Sa'ly, of Boston. I.om
Havana ; Morning Star, of Portland; from
Martinique ; and 2 ships from India, be-
longing to Salem ; 4 brigs and 8 schooners.
Capt. Levi Starbuck has amved at Ed-
gartown from the coast of I'tn-..
The brig Liily, Tuppcr, for Liverpool,EL
S. was cast away March 1st 011
Martiuucas, and lost—crew saved—ho car-
go on board.
NEW-YORE, March 24.
Arrived, sch'r Dover, Bbffcns, qf'Free-
town, 35 days from Trinidad, Pott Spain.
March 14, spoke ship Muh'a-wh, of Balti-
more, returning leaky. Mareh 18, spoke
ship Baltic, from Carjjon for I'rovhhnce.
Cleared, ship Kingston, Leslie, Liver-
pool; brig Liberty, Priu-dfe, Bridgeport;
Fame, Perry, St. Sebastians ; Susan and
Betsy, Van Dine, West Indies ; sch'r An-
telope, Pitt, Martinique ; Mariner, S'orocrs,
Egg Harbor; Richmond, Seaman,.Norfolk
and Richmond ; Weymouth, Weymouth,
do. ; Maria, Blackman, Richmond ; Sai"-
ma, Lee, Killingworth ; 4?9P Elista- C.-h.
pohj Providence.
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