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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/01-1807/06 msa_sc3722_2_6_1-0474 Enlarge and print image (4M) |
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M.
^^^^^ JAMBU,
222, Market-street,
Has hist received by the Six Sistei s,from Bristol,
An elegant assortment of flint, shop furni-
ture and other GLASS ; consisting of two-
gallon tincture bottles, one-gallon ditto, £;c.;
two gallon saltmouth ditto, one-gallon ditto ,
two-gallon specie bottles, one-gallon ditto,
quart ditto, &c.; Nipple Shells, Breast Pipes;
Funnels in si tes, graduated measures. Essence
Peppermint Vials, British Oil d'tto, small Tur-
lington's ditto, J'ateman's ditto, Stoughtoifs
fiitio, Perfume. Vials, white and green Viais
assorted by the crate, Priestley's machines
complete, which he will sell on the usual terms.
On hand,
A general assortmentof genuine Drugs and
Medicines, Surgeon's Instruments, Perfume-
ries, Faints, Dye btuli, and every article in
his Vine.
Country merchants supplied with Patent
Medicine? at a good allowance
Chests, for shipping, iron-works,
or private families, completed in
Medicine
plantations,
the neatest
James Rvundige
HAS removed from 101, to 95. Bowly's
wharf, where he. has just received tor sale,
4650 lb. Green St. Domingo Coffee, enti-
tled to drawback,
10(5 barrels southern superfine Flour.
In Store,
London particular Madeira Vine, in pipes ;
Young Hyson Tea, in chests ; Upland Cotton ;
and a few Uhds.Maryland Tobacco (Baltimore
inspection ) ^^^^^^^^^^*
april 30.
eo8t
tavern,
nisnn
i>i*;.t. ..........—,
er, with plain andapprpved directions
a 4* Mint
may 5.
cVtteolot
IRISH LINENS.
John Robinson,
Has just received by the
4-4
MARKET-STREET,
' - Adrian* now.
I.iv
No! 216. ^^^^^
id by the ship ^^^^
rpool, and additional supply of
and J. HUSH LINEN.
ty Q N
And Housewife Dowlas,
Amongst which are,
A few boxes 4-4 Extra Fine,
may 5.
d6t-eo6t
M'Cuiloii & Poor
Have receive:! per the Fame, Abeona, Diana \Sf
John Adams, from. Liverpool,
A complete assortment of
HARDWARE,
Among which is an excellent assortment of
CUTLERY.
may 5-_____________¦_______________eo___
Wanted to hire,
A Black Servant boy, as a house waiter,
between 9 aiid 12 years old. He must come
well recommended for industry and good prin-
ciples. Inquire at this office.
April 30. t_______eoSt
Rhode-Island Scythes,
Just received and for sal<* by
12AK PROCTER.
38 dozen Passmore's Grass Scythes, of the
very first qualiyt,
april 23.____________________ eo
For Sale or to Rent,
The House and lot at present occupied by
the subscriber and situated at the East part of
this city, onDulany street. It is an excellent
two story brick building, and the lot is also im-
uroved, with a garden and Frame, stable,
"ill render it a comfortable residence.
Ten Dollars Reward.
Runaway from the subscriber on the morn-
ing of the 25th instant a Negro Girl nam-
ed CLOE, of a dark yellow complexion
about five feet 4 or 5 inches high, about 18
years of age ; has a bold look, and is slen-
der made. Had on when she went away a
blue and white jacket, linsey petticoat, and a
Madrass handkerchief around her head. As
she has a number of clothes with her, she
no doubt will change her dress. I have every
reason to suppose her to be harbored by some
free person of color in this city. The above
reward will be paid to any person who will
deliver her to me at No. 106, North How-
arj. street.
MARTIN KRABER.
N. 13. All persons are warned from harbor
ing said servant at their peril.
april 25. __________eo
Union Bank of Maryland,
5th May, 18o6.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhold-
ers, ths.t an ELECTION for Sixteen Direct-
ors willsbe held at William Evans's Tavern, in
the city of Baltimore, on MONDAY, the 6th
July next, at nine o'clock in the morning, and
d until three o'clock in the afternoon,
rder of the Board of Directors,
, - R. HIGINBOTHOM, Cashier.
N. P.. By the act of incorporation, not more
than eleven of the present board are eligible
for the ensuing year.
(T_" The editors of the Easton Sta; the Frede-
rioktown Herald, and the Elizabethtown Gazette,
are requested to publish the above once a week /or
six laeeis, andftrward their accounts.
may 5.
To Country Merchants.
The subscriber having- declined trading un-
der the firm of Horton and Clark, now of-
fers for sale at his store, Mo. 8, North How-
ard-street, immediately opposite N. Hussay's
a well select^! assortment of
GROCERIES,
On very pleasing terns, for cash or produce
well worth the attention of persons who pur-
chase their groceries on the above terms.—
He returns thanks lo his frisnds and those
who thought proper to favor the late house
of H. and Clark with their custom, hoping
still to share that part of their custom which
thev may think proper to favor him with.
JOHN CLARK.
Aikin's Geography.
just published,
may 7.
d4t eo4t
75 pipes Holland GIN,
Imported in tl e ship North-America, From
Amsterdam, for sale by
LABES & CO.
il 3o.
d8teo8t
continuec
By ore!
apr:
Richard Appleton,
PERFUMER, WIG 1st ORNAMENTAL
UAIR.MAKER,
No. 53, Market-street,
Has received by the Globe, .from London,
Gow land's Lotion; Milk of Roses ; Jessa-
mine, Palm, Chymical, Violet, Cream, Rose,
and Windsor Soap ; Rose, Jessamine, and
Mignonette Pomatum ; double Hair Pins ;
Hair Nets; J4eck Cushions ; Velvet and Mo-
rocco Note Books ; Tortoise-shell, Mockshcll
nd dressing Combs ; cloth, flesh, nail, hair,
nd 210 dozen best quality Tooth-Brushes,
eo!2t
eo6jy
George Price and Co.
Have imported in the Abeona, from. Liverpool,
Part or their assortment or
SPRING GOODS.
Apriliy.__________ ___dlot-eeflt
Henry Howard,
tailor,
No. 1, Lemmon street,
HA S received per the ship Globa, the New-
est Spring Fashions, and is supplied with a
variety of the. best and most fashionable Cloths,
Cayssimeres, and Wahtcoating, together with
every other article in the line of his professi-
on. He therefore solicits the public's favors,
and assures them that no exertions on bis part
shall be wanting to give general satisfaction.
[,8t
wholesale and retail.
may 6.______________________
Mayer and Brant J;
Have imported and offtr for sale,
Velvet Ribbons from No. 0 to 80,
Silk do. Galloons, Taste and Binding,
Tape, Bobbins and Gartering,
Thread, Lace and Edgings,
French Cambric, v
Silk Hose,
An invoice of Ladies' dress Bonnets of the
newest fashion, direct from Paris,
Silk Shawls, and
A box of Glass Tumblers.
The whole well assorted and entitled to
drawback.
Mayji^______
To Let,
A neat, convenient two-story Brick House,
in a'healthy situation near the Cathedral, with
good back buildings. For terms inquire of
the subscriber in Green-street, near the semi-
narv. THOMAS LEE.
ALSO,
To Lease en Ground Pent,
Several vacant LOIS in Saratoga and Lex-
ington-streets. T. LEE.
may 6. eo
AMERICAN MANUFACTURED
Paper Hangings.
colt
¦which wi
It has every advantage from a nou.j ».»,------
venient situation, as well as the best water,
that this city affords. Possession may he had
immediately.
JAMES STEUART,
April 21.___________________________eo
Sale by Auction.
On FRIDAY,
The 15th instant, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
mill be sold, at the premises (by order of the
orphans' court, J
Three valuable LOTS of GROUND, on
Hammond-street, belonging to the estate of
the late Mr. John Hammond, situated on the
vest side of Mr. Pascault's, and opposite to
Mr. Schroder's country seat.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
May %______________________________eo
Alexander, Webster and Co.
Have imported per ship Cora, from Amsterdam
2 eases assorted TABLE LINEN,
1 case French CAMBRICS,
SO casks LINSEED OIL.
may 2- ^^^^^^^H eo!
Gabriel Thomas,
Halving commenced the Commission
Grocery Business, in this city on Du;
wharf, No. 9'2, solicits the patronage of his
friends and the public. He sells Wheat In-
dian Corn, Tobacco, and all kinds of coun-
try produce. Has a capital warehouse for
the storage of those articles. ^^^^^^^^
may 9.
and
rail's
o4tt
And for sale by M. W J. CONRAD is1 CO.
(Price Two Dollars)
Geographical Delineations;
Or, A Compendious View of the Natural and Po
lilical Slate of
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
By J. Aikin, M. D.
Author of many valuable Works.
"The precise object aimed at in this work,
(savs Dr. Aikin,) is to afford, in a moderate
compass, and under an agreeable form, such a
view jf every tiling most important relative to
the natural and political stale ot the world, as
may dwell upon the mind in vivid colors, and
durably impress it with just and instructive
notions.
" No particular class or age of readers has
been in my view in this performance. If it
prove answerable to my intentions, voting per-
sons of both sexes, at the period of finishing
their education, may peruse it with advantage,
as a summary of what is most important to be
remembered relative to the topics treated of;
and it may afford compendious information to
tluse of maturer years, wdio are destitute of
time and opportunity for copious research."
Tho' we possess many geographical works,
yet it is presumed that the publication of Ai-
kin's Geographical Delineations needs no apo-
logy. Many competent lodges in Philadel-
phia, New-York . nd He >, have examined
this work, and un»nimc,;i;,ly agree that it is
neat, perspicuous and useful j well adapted to
the instruction of youth, endthe information! f
persons of mature age. Perhaps itisnq Exag-
gerated praise of this work to assert; Slat no
system of geography of equal size is, in all re-
spects, so fit for the purposes of instruction and
general reading.
F.ztr act from the Annual Review, vol.4.
" '1 lie happy application #>f clear and precise
description, judicio election, and graceful
plainness of style, to the illustration of geogra-
phy, hi'-, already been felt and appro by the
public, in Dr. Aikin's England Delineated.
Nor will these. Geographical Delineation*,
which at present demand our attention, lie,
found in any respect unworthy of their author.
I Differing materially as to its object, both from
j the elementary Hreatiaes, and the more com-
plete systems of this important aitd Intel
branch of general science, thiswrk n
considered as occupying a newly discovered
station, whence young persons of both sexes
may review with pleasure and advantage the
real extent & bearings of their former, studies.
" The principal materials of this work are
necessarily compiled from other books; but a
very pleasing part of it, the delineation of na-
tional characters, is original; and the strong
tincture of liberal moderation diffused through
the whole, together with the uniform good
taste and simplicity of the style, give to it a cer-
tain charm that is easier felt than described."
| may 12._____________________________eolit
The subscribers aie now ready to <.:..
orders fofr Hoop Iron and Nail Rods of
dimensions, in the neavxst manner and :.t \
short notice.
ANDREW & THOMAS ELLICOT;
may 14. eo
M
To be Rented,
\( And possession given immediately J
That convenient dwelling HOUSE) No. 43,
Charles-street. "For terms apply to
GERARD T. HOPKINS,
1, County wharf.
5th mo. 7th. eo
For Sale,
ABOUT eigh t hundred acres of most vidua-
ble LAND, situated utvm the Potomac river,
near the cities of Washington, Alexadria and
George-town; the greater part of which is
prime bottom, and the remainder fine wood
On this farm is a most elegant dwell-
land/
ing house, possessing
________ an elevated and com-
manding view of the above places, and the sur-
rounding country. Abo, tenant's houses, bawi,
toba'ceo house, and stables, two excellent
fisheries, and a ferry from Prince-George's
county to Alexandria. For beauty of prospect,
fertility of sod and advantage of situation, no
tract of land can exceed it in this country.
The title is indisputable. The terms, which
will be made accommodating to the purchaser,
may be known upon application to the subscri-
ber in Baltimore
RICHARD KEY HEATH.
October 17._________________________et)
Luke Tiernan and Co.
Have received by the late arrivals from London
end Live)pool, a general assortment of
Spring GOODS.
LIKEWISE,
Rose, DufTellaiu) Point Blankets, Coatings,
Plain, &c.
20 quarter chests Hi son Tea, aad
A few cases Manchester Goods, on very
John Sperry,
No. 55, Smith'9-wharf,
Offers for sale, a large assortment of
GERMAN LINENS AND CALCUTTA
GOODS,
Consisting of
White Platillas,
Brittanias,
Choletts,
Rouaues,
Cross a la Morlaix,
Dowlas, whole and half pieces,
Linen Checks and Stripes,
Cotton Stripes,
Cotton Hose,
Black Florentines,
Bolting- Cloths,
Beerboom Gurrahs,
Cossas, fine,
Jugdea, "J
Lukipoore, \. BAFTAS,
Chittabully, J
Cotton Checks,
Gilla Rom at Handkerchiefs,
Coarse Hats,
Laoes and Edgings,
Steel Bugles, |