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[Vol. XXVJ.—>•> M50,
Ss.le by Auction.
On FRIDAY,
The 22<£ instant, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
will be sold by auction, on the premises,
Two Lots of GROUND, Nos. 125 and 127,
fronting 25 feet eacU on Harrison-street, and
running east to the Falls, situated between
I1 hi'!p it's and Griffith's bridges, with all the
improvements thereon, which are a Frame
Dwelling House on No. 123, and a Brick do.
on Lot No. 127.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
may 16.
Sale by Auction.
For Sale or Charter,
Carfr-v The ship
*ySC JANE, ,
OSar Burthen 2400 barrels. For
^^^^^^ terms, apply to
R. &, JOHN OLIVER,
Who hate for sale,
Sarsaparllla, Bark and Castile Soap.
May 18. d6t
Eor Bordeaux,
(SHE WAS ADVERTISED FOR NANTZ)
..i ">N The last--sailing Ship
On WEDNESDAY,
The 20th instant in the afternoon, immedi-
ateiv after the sale of the country seat be-
longing to Martin Eichelberger, will be
. sold on the premises,
A Lot oi' Ground, containing 6 1-4 acres,
situated on the York Turnpike Road, about
one and a halt" miles from the city of Balti-
Tnorc, and adjoining the property formerly
belonging to General John Swan.
The terms will be made known at the time
of sale, and the property sold all together, or
in lots as may suit the purchasers.
VAN WYGK Be DOR.SEY, Auct'rs.
Sheriff's Sales,
By virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas,
from Baltimore county court to me direct-
ed will he exposed at public sale on Friday,
the. 22d instant, at 10 o'clock, A- M. at the
dwell ib;house of Mr. John Filzhugh, situ-
ate on Pratt.street Extended, near Granby-
street, for cash, the following property to
One Negro boy about 18 or 13 years old, a
valuable house servant; a Carriage and two
Horses, with a variety of Household Furni-
ture, late the property of the aforesaid John
Fitzhugh, taken at suit of William Mechen.
Also by virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias will
ba sold at the. dwelling house of Dominic
Fi'ene.h, situate near Frederic* Schaeffcrs,
Fell's-Pomt, on the above mentioned day
at 12 o'clock,
One House and Lot, one Horse and Cart,
and a variety of Houshold and Kitchen furni-
ture, late the property of the aforesaid French,
taken at Suit of Sarah Boswell.
Also by virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, will
be sdM at the Court-House, on Saturday,
th>- 23d hist.
One Muh.tto Woman and her three small
Children, the Woman is a useful house ser-
vant; late the property of Anthony Lamer.
iere, taken at suit of Jacob Medairy.
And by virtue of a writ cf Fieri Facias
from the court of appeals, will be sold op-
posite the Mai\>;h-Market, in Harrison-
si", et, on Saturday, the 23d, at half past
10 o'clock,
One N«gro Man about thirty years old,
two horses, five head of Cattle, a quantity of
Bacon, Beds and Bidding-, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, with a great variety of O"
ther articles, lite the property of James Jaf-
tray taken a; suit of IsaacJM'Pherson, for the
use of his assignee;;.
JOHN HUNTER, Shff.
May 14. d
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Charles Drew, master,
...._____Will sail in all next week.—
For passage apply on board or to
JACOB ADAMS.
N. B. A few packages will be taken on
freight.
may 16. d3t
Alexander, Webster and Co.
Have imparted per ship Cora, from Amsterdam
2 cases assorted TABLE LINEN,
1 ease French CAMBRICS,
30 casks LINSEED OIL.
may 2. eotOt^
i To be Rented,
f And possession giver, immediately J
ThRt convenient dwelling HOUSE, No. 43,
Charles-street. For terms apply to
GERARD T. HOPKINS,
1, County wharf.
5th mo. 7th.
CO
—
Freight for Nantz.
A small quantity more freight
will be taken on board
The Brig
WILLIAM,
Captain Dow,
For Nantz to sail early next week—to the
amount of about 50 barrels. Apply immedi-
telyto
CORNTHWAIT & YARN ALL,
No. 83, Bowley's wharf
5th mo. 16 d4t
For Leghorn,
The fine fast-sailing copper-
bottomed Ship
RICHMOND,
Captain William Ba.-tlett,
all possible dispatch ; about
her cargo being engaged, the
Will sad with
two thirds of
m&inder will be taken on moderate freight,
apply to
M'NEALE & NEII.SONS, Or
JOHN BOLTE; Ship Broker
may 15.
For
222, Market-street,
Has just received by the Six Sisters, from Bristol,
An elegant assortment of flint, shop furni-
ture and other GLASS ; consisting of two-
gallon tincture botttts, one-gallon ditto, &c.;
'(mouth ditto, one-K
illon ditto,
M.
two gallon sa! is
nominated as a candidate to succeed one of
them by
A CONTRIBUTOR.
April 24. eo
M. Tiernan & Co.
Have imported in the Fair American, Diana
ami otr.tr veseels,
A general assortment of
Spring Goods.
With an extensive supply of Woollen's,
Rose, Point and "Jufiil BLANKETS ; Flan-
nels, London Pewter, Ribbons, Hosiery, Se«-
shaws, he. &c.
A quantity of Cotton and Wool Cards.
april 23.______________________roaOtS
Henry Howard,
tailor,
No. 1, LeMMON STREET,
HAS received per the ship Gh'be, the New-
est Spring Fashions, and is supplied with a
variety of the best and most fashionable Cloths,
Cassimeres, and TVaistcoating, 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 his part
shall be wanting to give general satisfaction.
Mav 7.
eo8t
hush Linens.
yohn Robinson,
No. 216, MarKF.T-STHEET,
;IIas just received by the ship Adrian* from
Liverpool, and additional supply of
4-4 }
and%¦ IRISH LINEN.
¦78 S
And Housewife Dowlas,
Amongst -which are.
A few boxes 4«* Extra Fine,
may ,5. d€t-eo6t
Amsterdam,
The fast sailing ship
COMMERCE,
Patrick Stafford, master ;
___ Having good accommodations.
For passage only, applv to the master on board,
or ' JACOB ADAMS,
may 7- d
For New-York,
^^^^^^ The new Sloop
Mx. ROVER,
J. Warton, Master ;
.- . . as - -ftst* Having a p»rt of her cargo
engaged, is expected to sail in a few days.
•ig'.t or passage apply to the master
onboard, at Smith's wharf, or to
ISAIAH MANKIN,
Who has received and offers for sale,
5 hhds. good Trinidad Sugar,
1100 wt. Madder, and
1 case half pint Decanters,
april 29. d
For Liverpool,
r~fv The fast-sailing .copper bct-
'•^KSk^V tomed Ship JOHN ADAMS,
:iJ2&*^ Joseph CaU< ndcr, master; will
^MjtjiiiiSSae s:!il on or before the first ot
June. A part of her cargo being ei
•the remainder will be taken on moderate
terms. Apply to
BEN. & GEO. WILLI,-.MS,
- No. 3, Bowlv's wharf.
may 12. dl2tj
For Amsterdam,
The fine fast-sailing ship
GEORGE DYER,
Will sail with all possible dis-
_ . patch, the greater part of her
cargo being engaged, the remainder will be
taken on moderate freight. Apply to
P. A. GUESTIER, or
JOHN BOLTE, ship broker.
April 28. d
For Genoa,
Or, if blockaded, for LEGHORN,
The coopered and fast-sailing
1^ Ship'cONNECTlCUT,
Captain David Aiaclure ;
___ Has a considerable part of her
cargo engaged, and will commence loajrting in
about 10 davs. For freight apply to
' D. L. THOMAS, Ship Broker,
may 5 eo
Slater and Roy,
84, MaHKET S.THEET,
Have imported in the Globe, from London,
A CONSIDERABLE PART OT THEIR
SPRING GOODS,
Amongstwhich are,
London Pewter, in small casks assorted,
Anvils and Vises, do.
Seine and Sewing Twine,
Plated Carriage Furniture, in setts and se-
parate,
Long and short handled Frying Pans,
Sad Irons, in casks well asssoi-ted.
LOCKS & BRASS WARE,
Of every description, which added to their
importation «f CUTLERY, per Fame from
Liverpool, renders th'. ir assortment almost
complete. By the next arrivals they expect
the balance ol their Goods—the whole sold on
the usual terms.
FOR SALE,
g1-. The Schoonsr
O ROBY,
.? Burthen about 700 barrels,
jus! arrived from St. Japo, and
will be sold low if immediate application is
made—Apply as above.
april 25. dol-eolm
Luke Tiernan and Co.
Have received by the late arrivals from London
und Liverpool, a general assortment of
Spring GOODS.
LIKEWISE,
Rose, Dufiellaud Point Blankets, Coatings,
Plain, Sic.
20 quarter chests Hjson Tea, and
A few cases Manchester Goods, on very
low terms.
april 23._______________________ eo2ot§
For Sale;
The Subscribers have just received, and offer for
Sale,
2o hhds. CODFISH,
loo boxes ditto,
150 ditto smoaked HERRINGS.
M'FADON & WALSH,
Commerce-street wharf,
may 2. eo8t
John Sperry,
No. 55, Smith's-wharf,
Offers for sale, a large assortment of
GERMAN LINENS AND CALCUTTA
GOODS,
Consisting of
White Platillas,
Britlanias,
Choletls,
Rouanes,
Creas a la Morlaix,
Dowlas, whole and half piecei,
Linen Ckecks and Stripes,
Cotton Stripes,
Cotton Hose,
Black Florentines,
Bolting Cloths, ,
BMrboom Gun-ahs,
Ci'ssas, fine,
Jugdea, J
Lukipoore, J-BAFTAS,
Chiltabully, 3
Cotton Checks,
GiUa Romal Handkerchiefs,
Coarse Hats,
Laoes and Edgings,
Steel Bugles,
Weavers' Reeds.
Also,
15 pipes 4th proof Cogniac Brandy, high
flavored,
10 pipes 4th proof (white) Spanish do.
N. B. Most of the above Goods are entit-
led to drawhack, and will be sold on rea-
sonable terms for approved paper or bartered
for Mar. land lobacco.
April 23.___________________________co!2t_
Madeira Wine.
JUST RECEIVED, per ship Hope, captain
^^^^^^__ Drew,
27 pipes
10 hhds.
19 quarter-casks
South Wine—For sale U________________
HENRY THOMPSON.
eo6t
Union Bank of Maryland,
Sth Mav, 18o6.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhold.,
ers, that, an ELECTION for Sixteen Direct-
ors will be held at William Evans's Tavern, in
the city sf Baltimore, or. MONDAY, tlte 6th
f" July next, at nine o'clock in the morning, and
continued until three o'clock in the afternoon.
By order of the Bo .ird oI'Direitors,
R. H1GINUOTHOM, Cashier.
N. B- By thtS a'lit of incorporation, not more
than eleven of the present board are eligible
for the ensuing year.
(Cf The editors if the Easton Sta~, the Frede-
richtoian Herald, tmd the Elizabethtovm Gazette,
are re,/nested to publish the above once a week Jor
six weest, and forward their accounts.
may 5.____________________________eofijy
Advertisement.
Pursuant t'.> an act of the general assembly
of Maryland passed at November session
1806, notice is In.reby given, to all persons
holding lots in the town of Cumberland, Al-
legany county, and on which ground rents
are now due, that unless they come forward ,
and discharge the same, on or before the first
lay of January next, the said lots so stand-
Strayed, on Saturday last.
From the subscriber, living in New Church*
Street, Baltimore, a Ci)W abrut 7 years old s
her face and under jaw v.hite ; ears, neck,
back and sides, red ; a white spot on the top
of her left shoulder, which extends a tittle way
along the top of her neck ; another white spot
on flie top of her left rump ; her belly, udder
and lower part of legs and tail, white ; the in*
side of her fore-legs white all the .way down i
her horns tolerably large, each having a hole
bored in it underneath, at sbo;it an equal dist-
ance from the root to the point; a small piece
s« -ns to hare been <;ut off tjTe end o h«r left
ear, which however ta not very perceptible.—
Whoever delivers her to me, or will give me
such information as will enable me ta recover
her, shall be handsomely rewarded.
PHILIP LAUHENSON.
may 18._____ d4t
Notice is hereby given,
THAT the Sheriff of Baltimore, county is
directed to have the holy
ri.nis and wo iderfil, and in the highest decrees
of art disc.oiered musical instrument, has ne-
ver been known in the m*sical woidd, produc-.
es the soft and swelling notes of the violin
by a perpetual and uniform friction of an end-
less and artfully constructed band or bow,
excites at the same time the grave and majes-
tic tones of an organ. This instrument is pi; %-
edhke a piano or organ but in such a manner
that the ear may be delighted with the most
pure and perfect sounds of a grand piano*
with or without the accompaniment of the
touching tones of the violin or rolling sound*
of an organ.
The most ingenious artists of England and
France have long labored on a discovery of an
instrument of this kind, but in the course of
their tedious experiments have failed in the
attempt, and at last declared this possibility
impossible, as an experience of three years,
during which time this instrument was accom-
plished, proves. The proprietor flatters him-
self with the idea that the performance on thi*
instrument willg-ive entire satisfaction
The exhibition will take place at Mr. My-
er's Hotel p\ Market-street, on Tuesday li-
vening next at 7 o'clock.
Tickets of admission (1 dollar each) to b*
had aUthe bar. ¦;¦•<
May 18. ,________________rt3t$ ^
Le S1'- Velxenair,
artiste, et fab r1qjj ant ccs in'stru-
meuts musicals;,
Connu deja dans ties differens pays pour scs In*
ventwns Mechaniquis,
A I'hrtnneur ii'iuform..r k public,-qu'il est
intentionne d'exposer son Instrument, le seul
de son espece, et donner un CONCERT la-
dessus. Cut Instrument, perfectionue au de-
cret leplus haut, faitnaitre les douc.es sons ilu
Violon,excite parle touchement perpetuel d'ua
arc infini et merveilleux, en faisant entendre en
meme terns tous* les sons graves et majestueux
de l'Grgel. On le touche comme un Ferte-
Biano, mais de la maniere, qu'on pent delectep
l'oreii des s ins les plus purs et perfectionnea
d'un Forte-Biano.sans l'accompagen.ient ni de*
sons touchans du Violon, ni des voix orageux
de t'CJrgel. Malgre que les artistes les plus
celebres, et de la France et de l'Angleterre,
apres avoir chercjiee pendant plusiwurs annecg
a construire un Instrtimoi t de cet espece, i If*,
fin out nie la possibilite de le tiuir jamais ; le Sr»
Veltenair cepen.dant a prouve le contaire, pap
un travail de trois ans, et lo sacralice d'un»»
grande partie de sa fortune. II ose done sa>
natter, que 1'ai.ention et 3a sensibilite de tou*
les connoisseurs, qui veulent bien l'honnorer/
de leur presence, seracdntente cmicrement.
On va conirnencer demain (Mardi) le soir,
a sept htures, dans l'Hotel de Sr. Mayer, ruft
Marchc ; ou on pout avoir aussi LeS Billets
d'Enlrc'e a Si pour chaque personne.
_May !§»_ dStf
For Sale or Rent,
The HOUSE at present occupied by Isaac
Webster, esq. No. 1, Kjpg George-street, and
next adjoining to that occupied by lUr. John
M'Fadoa. For terniu apply to
WALTER ROE:
-.6, Soath-»txeef.
AT. SO JOB RENT,
The HOUSE, No. 9 Cahert-street,. lately
ocsupied In Mrs. Dysart as a boarding house.
lo i of boih ihe above iio.ises can behi'-d
immediately. Apply as above.
amy 11. diic«St
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