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FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1807,
[Vol. XXV*-—No. 4023.
Sale by Auction.
On MONDAY,
The Aih May, at 12 o'clock, on the premises,
will be sold,
That valuable three-story Brick HOUSE,
No. 157, near the middle bridge, in Market,
street, fronting 25 feet on Market-street, and
funning back 100 feet, on 3, 6 and 9 months
credit; and on receiving approved, endorsed,
negotiable notes, with the interest added
thereto, a bond to convey the property will be
jrV'en, and a title in fee-simple on the last note
being paid.
' VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct's.
apri'1,1,6.
Sale by Auction.
On TUESDAY, the 2Ut instant.
At the home of .David Hostetter, RED LION,
No.41, North Howard-street,
A variety of Household-Furniture, consist-
ing of a number of Feather Beds, Tables,
Chairs, he. A complete eight day Clock*
and a Urge assortment of Kitchen-Furniture,
the articles of which are too tedious to menti-
on. The sale to commence at 11 o'clock.
COCHRAN W PROCThR,
Auctioners.
April 14.________ tl6t
Sale by Auction.
On TUESDY,
TJie 4th May next, at 12 o'clock, at the auction
room, at "the head of Frederici-street dock,
tail! he sold,
A Valuable Lot of Ground,
On Federal Hill, adjoining a lot on which
the foundry slam's, and runs luO feet east
towards the glass house, binding on the water
and running back 16 perches into the sand
bank.
The above Property will be sold on a cre-
dit cf one year, with interest from the day of
sale, or if more agreeable to the purchrser,
6, 12, and 18 months, and on receiving ap-
proved indorsed negotiable notes, including
the interest, a bond to convey the property
will be given, and on the last note being paid,
a title will be executed in fee simple. The
titles to this property are conceived unexcep-
tionable, but no general warrantee will be
given.
VAN WYCK. & DORSEY, Auct'rs.
April 14.________ _____
For Sale,
120 bags good COFFliE, entitled to draw-
back, by
ROBERT & JOHN FEUGUSSON.
No. 77, Smith's wharf.
April 10. _________________eoAt ,
To Let
For six months, and possession given the first of
May next,
A convenient two-story Brick HOUSE, in
St. Paul's Lane. Inquire at this Office.
_ April 10._________________________eo4t
Pay son and Smith
Have received by the sloop Coloden, froth. New-
lork, an additional supply of
Fresh TEA,
Consisting of
Imperial in boxes and Cannisters,
Hyson in chests, boxes and cannisteri,
Chulan in boxes,
Young Hyson in chests and boxes, and
Bohea in half and quarter chests.
The whole* entitled to debenture on exporta-
tion.
They have also received front Boston and Port-
land,
100 hhds. N. E. HUM.
_April 3.__________________________e«8t
Carriage Springs, Ssfc.
Coach C and Up-ight Springs, in setts,
Charriot and Coacbee do.
Phaeton and Curricle do.
Gig C and Telegraphe do.
Coach Steps, double and treble,
Wheel Hoops, Check Strap Loops, &c.
Just received direct from one of the first
Manufactories in England, and for sale by the
subscriber, who will take orders for any ar-
ticles appertaining to Carriages and Harness
of every description, and can produce Pat-
terns of the most modern fashion for both,
¦with the particular quility thereof.
HENRY THOMPSON.
March 30.___________________eol5t _
Richmond Tobacco, &c.
66 hhds. heavy Richmond Inspected TO-
BACCO,
72 kegs Manulactured do. of superior qua-
lity,
16 tons Campeachy Logwood,
50 casks Taunton Ale
4-4 >
IRISH LINENS.
Sale by Auction.
ON SATURDAY NEXT,
The 18f/» inst. at 12 o'clock at Cole's wharf
Fcll's-Puint on a liberal credit,
I J\ I.X The-Ship
«*!£!SHiSrar . CONNECTICUT,
Cjft^Owgp Five hundred and forty-eight
^-°"y ¦."jW^fc" tons per Register, copered to
the bends and undoubtedly the fastest sailing
ship belonging to the United States,
VAN WYCK & DORSEY Auct'rs,
April 14^___________________________
For Madeira,
, _C~LS The Schooner
S-MSW" THREE SISTERS,
2O0*tr Captain Rich ;
¦^s.isifi&sffi This vessel will sail on the
21st instant. If there are any persons who
have been in the habit of ordering a regular
supply of Messrs. I.ynch's Wine for thoir
own use, (and are now in want) the present
will be a good opportunity, as she will re-
turn direst from Madeira ; and if the names
of those who want such are left with the
subscribers previous to the sailing ef the
Three Sisters, every attention shall be paid
iu having their orders executed.
FALLS & BROWN.
April 14.________________________d4t
For Amsterdem,
JJv^ The Ship TRITON,
Captain------ ;
Nearly the whole of hcrcar-
m go being engaged, she will be
dispatched in 10 days. For freight of coffee in
bags or other articles of small oulk, apply to
JOSEPH STERETT, or
JOHN & JAMES CARRUTHERS.
April 14. __________ dlOt
Just Received
Per Schooner Linhct, captain Roberts, and for
salt, head of Smith's dock,
100 bales Cotton,
124 bags Coffee,
60 do. Cocoa,
5 tons Nicaragua Wooa,
ALSO,
The Schooner
LINNET,
fti.frTTjf' Burthen 650 bbls. with all
3i-S!?5ssIs2 her tackle &tc. jusi as she ar-
rived from sea.
Wanted to Charter,
To a Port in the West-Indies,
A fast-sailing SCHOONER
of from four to Six hundred
barrels burthen.
Apply to
CHARLES BCERSTLER.
Who has removedi his Counting Room,
two doors from his former stand, to the house
heretofore i.i the tenure of Messrs. R. and J
Fergus son.
March 17-_________ ______________d__
For New-Orleans,
-. The regular Packet
ADHERBAL,
Captain M'Meal ;
Issg. Will sail in twelve days ; for
freight or passage (having superior accommo-
dations) apply to the captain oa board, in
Frederick-street dock, or
JOHN WALRAVEN.
April 3._______________________d
Wanted to Charter,
(Jj__>i A GOOD VESSEL,
."_*____\t% Of about two thousand five
eSKSQfe^ hundred barrels burthen, for a
i^a&iSfciaOK pert in England.
ALSO,
For TONNINGEN, and a market in the vici-
nity, most probi.bh Bremen*,
/"1>V A good American VESSEL
_\_\\_\>^ of the burthen of about three
^3a-L3^y thousand bbls to be dispatch-
]r!gj?_f?3&ix, ed immediately. Applv to
CORNTHWAIT &YARNALL,
No 83, Bo why's wharf.
Who have just receivea per the schooner Francis,
from Portland, and from. Philadelphia, Jbr
sale,
400 pieces RAVENS DUCK.
4th Mo. 2d. d
For Sale on a long Credit,
17 pipes 4 th proof Cogniac Brandy, and
70 hhds. Claret, entitled to drawback, just
received bv schooner Fenelon, captain Chand-
ler, from Boid'canx.
, 7CJ>\ The Schooner FENELON,
¦eJWiVS*. ¦> Will take freight on moderate
terms for Boston. Apply to
captain Chandler, on board,
lying in Frederick-street dock, or
JACOB ADAMS.
April 13 dGfr
For Bordeaux,
Ship ERIN,
Captain Stevenson,
WILL sail in ten days. For
passage only, (having elegant
accommodations) apply to the captain on
board, at Baker's wharf, Fells-Point, or to
WILLIAM COOKE, junr.
April 8.__________________________d__
For Amsterdam,
The Ship JAMES,
Captain Thomas M'Connell;
W ill be ready to load next Mon-
5day, About half of her freight
being already engaged, the remainder will bo
taken on moderate freight. Apply to
F. & A. SCHWARTZE,
JOHN M'FADON, or
JOHN BOLTE, Ship Broker.
April 10. ______________________eo
For Sale,
The new Brig
SALLY,
Nearly fitted for sea ; burthen
aC-B> about 130 tons carpenter's mea-,
sure. She now ilea near the lower end of
M'Elderv's wharf. For terms apply to
Ma. FLANAGAN,
Upon the wharf.
April 10._______________________eo6t||
For Sale,
The Hull of a new schooner,
about 120 tons burthen, sup-
posed to be capable of Slav
%. ing from 8 to 900 bbls. flour,
and to sail fast. For cash or short payments a
great bargin will be given.
ALSO,
JS. FOR SALE OR CHARTER,
The Schooner LINNET,
Burthen al .nit 7oO bbls. now
ready to take in a cargo. Ap-
ply to FOULK & KARRICK.
In Store,
SO hhds. 4th proof Jamaica Rum,
30 bales South Carolina Cotton,
8 tons Logwood,
50 boxes White Soap,
30 bbls. Sail Twine,
95 hhds. Patuxent Tobacco,
50 ke^jf Manufactured do.
500 pieces Blue and Yellow Nankeens,
30 ip'. chests Young Hvson Teas.
April 15.
For Amsterdam.
Ship
THOMAS,
T. H. Jones, master ;
To sail early next month. For
freight of Coffee in hags, or small packages to
fill up, apply to. l
WI&LIAM COLE,
Who has just received by ship Eliza from. Oporto,
FOR S 4J.E
2 pipes, and six half ph. *s of genuine old Port
Wine of best London quality
And on hand from fomer importation*,
London particular Madeira Wine ill-pipes
and hogsheads;
do. Tcneriife, in pipes,
Lisbon, in hhds. .
Claret, in do, ~\
aoCt
Do. in cases,
Entitled to
Which he offers for sale by the package at
a very low advance for cash, or approved ac-
ceptances
April lOj eo4t
Castile soap, blue marbled, >debenture.
Two cases Leghorn Hats, f
Nos. 20 to 42 J
And will let for a term of years, the house in
which he resides, No. 4, South-street.
March 28. d
200 bales Cotton,
Will be shipped on Freight
to Cherbourg or Nantz, if im-
mediate application is made to
JOHN BUFFUM
No. 84, Bowly's wharf
April 15. ___ d4t
For Liverpool,
The Ship
AJJEONA,
0£$^ Capt. George Hobson,
?ggSfr^fcJj'lSa (A constant Trader')
She will be ready to take in, in the course of
a few days, and will have every possible dis-
patch. For freight or passage apply to cap-
tain Hobson on board, at Kerr's wharf, or to
LORMAN & FULFORD.
The Consignees of Goods, by the above
mentioned vessel, are requested to get their
pi-emits from the Custom House, as early
as possible.
April 15. 4
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Just Published,
And for sale at the Baltimore Book-store, by
SAMUEL BUTLER,
A NEW WORK, ENTITLED
Geographical Compilation,
Being an accurate description of all the
Empicrs, Kingdoms, Republics and States of
the known world, arranged in a catechetical
iform, compiled from the best American, En-
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By D L. C. Teacher of Geography.
This work is executed on a plan entirely
!new in America; Topography (or the descrip-
tion of the provinces and towns that compose
a nation or country) constitutes one of the
most essential parts of it, contrary to the
custom which has prevailed in almost all the
books of Geography that have appeared in
the United Staces.
In this work, is presented to the public an
entertaining account of the Chinese Empire,
a new description of France according I > the
recent division into departments compared
with that into provinces, as tnfevrisq of Bel-
gium, Savoy, Piedmont and the other coun-
tries that have been incorporated into the
French empire; a detail.c V accurate ac-
count of the various states of Switzerland,
Italy and Germany according to the latest
treaties of peace, viz : of Campo Forniio
Rastadt, Lunevilie, Amitfil and Presburg j
an account of Poland according to the divisi-
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British Isles ; along and accu. ate account of
the United State:; in general, and of each state
and territory in particular, likewise of their
districts, counties, cities, towns and villages,
&c. Lastly, a lengthy description of the
Spanish possessions in America according to
the last regulation of the Cabinet of Madrid ;
likewise a description of the ancient tribes
of Israel, of Judea or Palestine under the
Romans, of ancient Greece, and the divisi-
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Illyricum, Thrace, Asia Minor and Syria,
with several other new articles which will
certainly be highly interesting.
This work is printed in a handsome type, on
elegant paper, neatly bound and lettered in
two volumes, 12 mo. Price 2 dollars and 50
cents.
The compilation has been approved, and
subscribed to by the President of the United
States, by tWe Secretary of State, by Saint
Mary's College in Baltimore, in which in-
stitution, as likewise in the Ladies' Semina-
ries, of Mrs. La Combe and of Mrs. Bacco-
nais in Baltimore, of Mrs. Rivardi and Mrs.
Grelaud, in Philadelphia, and ot Miss De St.
Menrin in Burlington, New-Jersey, it has
been adopted, by the directors of the College
of Union at Skeuectady in the state of New-
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has also been subscribed to by the greatest
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sanctioned by so many able personages and
for which no trouble has been spared to ren-
der it at the same time instructive and agree-
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Delectando, pariteraue Moner.do.
ilorat. de Ai te poetica.
Aprils. lawSt
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW-YORK,
Afresh supply of the following GENUINE
FAMILY MEDICINES, .
Which are carefully prepared according to the? *
proprletor'sbookof receipt:, now in possession
of his widow.
The subscriber respectfully acquaints his
customers, that during his late visiit to New
York he made such arrangement.', as will most
probably prevent any sudden demand from
breaking up his assortment in future Those
who have been disappointed in '.heir applica-
tions for Hamilton's Elixir, are informed they
can now be supplied with that excellent pre-
paration for speedily removing Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, &c.
JAMES HANNA,
Medical Warehouse, No. 101, Market-street.
HAMU TON'S WORM LOZRNGES.
Perhaps the safest and mildest purgative now
in use, either for children or adults, and
should Worms exist in the body, will un-
doubtedly expel thotri. To those prudent per-
sons who generally take physic in the spring,
they are recommended as particularly effica-
cious in carrying off all gross humors and e
ruptions, feverish and billions complaints, and
for cleansing the stomach and bowels of what-
ever is foul and offensive. One box is suffici-
ent for a family.
ITCH CURED,
By once using Lee's Sovereign Ointment,
which although used for 20 years in Europe
and for near eight years in America, has
never been known to fail in any one instance.
It is perfectly innocent, warranted not to con-
tain: a particle of nercury o- any pernicious in-
gredient, and maybe used with perfect safety
on an infant, being a vegetable preparation
and entirely free from the offensive smell
which attends most other remedies.
DR. HAHN'S ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS.
Every person who has used these Pills,
prefer them to any other Pills now in use.
They are celebrated tor removing habitual
tostiveness, severe head-ache, and sick sto-
m-r.h Seamen should never be without them
as they are the bost preventive hitherto dis-
covered of those aaiignant fevers and violent
diseases common to hot countries, and are
remarkable for preventing and curing disor-
der; attendant on long voyages. .
THE GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,
So celebrated among the fashionable through-
out Europe, as an iu-aluable cosmetic, per-
fectly innocent apd saf.-, i'ree from corrosive
and repellent minerals, (the basis of other lo-
tions) and of unparalleled efficacy in prevent-
Ing and removing blemishes in the face and
skin.
RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE
TEETH AND GUMS.
HAHN'S GENUINEEYE-WATER,
A sovereign remedy for all diseasee ot the
eyes.
HAMILTON'S GENUINE ESSENCE &
EX/UACT OF MUSTARD,
For Rhumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelling,
Numbness, ike.
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.
The only method yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the most
severe instances.
INFALIBLE AGUE DROPS.
At the place of sale may be seen a list of
many cums ne:f;rmed by the above mede-
cines ; >1 hem will'be found the signa-
tiire's of 'several distinguished characters and
lof man stable citizens of Baltimore and
Phil"!"'.: .ia.
Those preparations have be»n known to
the citizens of' Baltimore and throughout the
union for eight years past, during which
time the most abundant and respectable tes-
timony (ever known) has been given of their
greatefficacy: in consequence, all t hearts of im-
posture have been practised to wrest from the
widow and children of the late proprietor, the
business and the emoluments arising from it.
Those persons who wish to discourage such
attempts, and to obtain Medicine prepared
according to the receipes of the late proprietor,
will be careful to apply only to the Widow's
Agents—viz. :
JAMES HANNA,
Medical Warehouse, No. 102, Market-street.
BENJAMIN WILSON,
Opposite the Market, Feli's-Point.
And no where else in Baltimore.
N. B. None are genuine without the signa-
ture of HANNAH LEE.
CC? A liberal allowance to wholesale pur-
chasers.
April 4.___________________ lawftt
A WORK. THAT OUGHT TO BE IS POSSESSION
OF EVERY MAN.
NEW MANUFACTORY
PAPER HANGINGS.
the LIFE or
Gen. WASHINGTON,
By John Marshall, Chief Justice of the
United States,
Complete in 5 vols. 8vo. with an elegant Por-
trait, and a variety of Maps ; is now ready for
subscribers, and for sale, by
GEORGE HILL.
The following remarks from a late London
publication, attest the high opinion entertain-
ed of this authentic and interesting work :
" The public will learn with interest that
the literary monument which has long been
projected to the memory of the most illus-
trious character of modern times, is at
length completed. No apology can be requi-
site for erecting such a monument to him,
who was the first in war, the firs,t in pence,
and the first in the hearts of his fellow citi-
zens : to him who was the founder of a
great and prosperous empire, and whose mo
deration and pure patriotism challenge the
imitation of all statesmen. This performance
of judge Marshall has already been distin-
guished by the most honorable and unequivo-
cal toetimonies ; it has been hailed as aji ac-
quisition to standard literature ; and it has
been considered as deserving, in point of ex-
ecution, a place by the side of Robertson's
Charles the Fifth, and as unrivalled in the au-
thenticity of its materials, by any work in the
entire compass of history and biography
Ar»-il4, d6te»
WAREHOUSE,
No. 141, Baltimore-street.
THE very liberal encouragement given to
this Manufactory since its establishment, has
AaMed tlit- proprietors to use the greatest ex-
ertions to present their customer-, with a num-
ber 6~f new and fashionable DESIGN'S, and
to make considerable improvements in the ar-
ticle of
PAPER HANGINGS.
They respectfully inform the public, that
they have now ready prepared for Spring
Sales, tin? most extensive assortments of
PAPER HANGINGS & BORDERS,
Adapted to every part ot a house—consist,
ing of many thousand pieces of the most fash-
ionable and new patterns, on a variety of
grounds and colors, which they warrant equal-
ly durable and as well manufactured s any
imported or other manufactured PAPERS,
and which they are determined to sell at the
most reduced prices.
Besides the great choice which the present
extensive stock affords the customers of tha
new manufactory, they will have the advan-
tage of having any pattern worked on grounds,
and in colors to their own taste.
ROOMS, &c
Papered at the shortest :.olic«, and paper
put up by their workmen ; il found defective,
will be covered with new paper free of ex-
pellee.
ORDERS
To any part of the continent, or for cxnor-
tation, credited with the greatest attention,
and a liberal discount made to wholesale pur-
chasers.
THOMAS & CALDCLEUGH.
April 8. eo
For Sale,
The following valuable Property .-
THE F '\RM on which I now live, situated
on the middle York road, distant Iroin Balti-
more 18 miles, and within three miWs of tho
Friends' meeting, on Gunpowder. This Farm
mostly joins the late J.im^s Winchester's, and
is a part of the Shawan, containing S90 a.:res,
U0 of which are heavily timbered^ the remain,
der.cleared, of which 15 acres are irilimothV
The above land is well adapted to plais-ter, and
has an excellent quarry of stone for building,
withthe advantage of 100 perches re'adj qnaK
ried. The improvements are, a Log-Hou¦;<¦. of
chesnut, 24 by 34, two-story, wit;, four Aonxs
and a good cellar, with a kitchen adjoining j
a log quarter, 20 by 24, with cedar root ; a
milk-house, 15 by27, two-story, of stone; %
stone meat-house, 14 by 16; stone carriage-
house, 16 by 24, two stories high, with cedar
roof; a log stable, 24 by 34, with ft u'.ied at
each end; a frame corn-house, 20 by 34, witlu
a waggon shed and stable under, and will
hold upwards of 30v>> barrels ; a stone barn, 34»
byi 6'1, with stone sheds 45 feet long cli
end, and fourteen feet high, inclosed »-itb a
stone wall 5 feet high, t. king in a yard . ' J4
feet square, with convenient gates ; and sun-
dry other small sheds and houses, and a good
garden. Tin: situation is healthy, with fine
springs of wa' or, &c. kc.
Any person inclined to purchase, can view
the premises, .and have possession in the fall,
with or without the hands and stock of all
kinds, farming utensils, Stc.
The improvements are new, and made sinca
the year 1801.
ALSO,
A AVood Lot, within 5 miles of Baltimore,
adjoining Fletcher's ttsn-house, containing lit
acres ; a 20 aci Lot 'joining Onion's ore
bank ; a 6 i.ere lot, i/ni.litis on the river, a few
yarUs from the fisii !; i own as the Paint
Bank. There is on tins :.' hue spring, and
it is a handsome situation for a garden and re-
ti'Oat, having fish and crabs in.plenty during
the season.
A Lot of Ground on Calvert street, 43 feet
by 66 feet, now under rent to Mr. John FCipp,
at 4W dollars per annum, payable quarterly.
Possession of the above Lot may be hud on the
3d March, 1808, with the liberty of receiving
the rent from the 3d March, 18)7.
For terms of any of the above property, in-
quire of the Subscriber, on tlie fust-mentioned
premises. THOMAS MOALE.
Baltimore county, April 6.. 2aw6t'
Printers and Stationers,
Who duly appreciate the utility or domestic
manufactures, will be pleased
to learn that
BLANK CARDS
Of every description are manufactured in this!
city, which will not siiftiir in comparison witU
those of any other factory, foreign :>r domes-
tic The advantage of having Cards made *o
any pattern without delay, is so o'ovi-ous, that
any thing further upon the subject must bo
superfluous.
_y Those to whom a discount of 20 pep
cent upon the usual price is any object, will
be pleased to call at 58, South C arlcs-str et,
upon R. CAN FIELD & CO.
Who will duly acknowledge all favors by
endeavoring to deserve them.
March 21. eo
Hazlehurst, Brothers |
