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THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1807.
[Vol. XXVI—No. 4074.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of a Warrant Fieri Facias from
'Thomas lew, esq. a justice of the peace for
Baltimore county, to me directed, will Ik ex-
posed to Public Sale, on SATURDAY, the 6th
fjune next, at 3 o'clock, P. Jtf. at Mr- Moses
JLevimon'i tavern, near the premises, for cash,
the foil--"-ving P"operty, to wit :
A LOT oi' GROUND, containing' 60 perch-
es, more or less, situate on the York turnpike
road, adjoining the property of Mr. Charles
Govsuch---Late the property of Stephen Gor-
such, taken At the suit of John Goi-such.
JOHN HUNTER, Sheriff,
may 28. __________________________ Capt.----------,
jgje To sail early in June, having
a considerable part of her cargo engaged ;
the remainder will be taken on moderate
terms. Apply J to SAMUEL WYDOYVN,
Water-street. Or
CHARLES 11. YOUNG, Broker,'
No. 20, Commerce-street.
N. B. The above, ship has excellent accom-
modation,? for passengers, will return from
Liverpool to Baltimore direct. For passage
applv as above___________may 29. dtjlst.Je
The Brig Charlotte,
Jo/m 'Jones, master,
Will take from 2 to 300 bbls.
on freight to Atitigua or any
of the Leeward Islands, ifim-
mediate application be made to the captain
on board, at Frederick-street wharf, or to
GORNTHVVAIT & YARN ALL,
No. 83, Bowly's v.barf.
5th mo- 26,____________,______£_
For Havaima,
f"*FV. The Schooner
>&S$lv MERCHANT,
;> John Bigby, master ,
A constant trader ; will sail
in ten days, the principal part other cargo
being ready to go on board. Those who may
be disposed to ship by this opportunity, goods
suited to that market, addressed to the con-
signaa of the veif al, may calculate on remit-
tances by her return, and a few passengers
can be comfortably accommodated. Apply to
the captain on board at Mczziek's wharf
Feli's-Point, or to
ROBT :. HAMILTON.
may 22. d.
"niy&tf?
For Amsterdem,
, The Ship ELIZA,
J. Huftington, master ;
She is in complete order and
will be dispatched soon. For
w • _
freight or passage apply to
THOMAS
TENANT, or
may 30.
JOSEPH STERETT
eo6t||
For Sale,
The fast-sailing schooner
ENTERPRIZK,
Of about 400 ban-els, if appli-
cation is made on or before' the
first day of March, at which time it is expect-
ed she will be ready to take in a c-
FHEY, B.RUNER, & CO.
mo have received by said schooner, and for sa!c
at the ware-house, corner of Howard and Pratt-
streets, adjoining their sugar-refinery,
12,000 wt green Coliee.and 10,000 do. Car-
raecas Cocoa, entitled to drawback on ex-
portation,
10 logs St. Domingo Mahogany,
266 Spanish Hides, and a few bales Cotton.
Also on hand,
11 tons Nicaragua Wood.
All of which they will sell low for cash or
on credit for good paper.
February 24. Saw
Bank of Baltimore,
May 29th, 1807.
The President and Directors have declar-
ed a dividend oj' thirteen dollars and fifty
cents on each share of sto-k for the last
half year, and the same will be paid to the
SLockholders, or their representatives, on or
after Monday next, the 1st of June.
JAMES COX, Cashier.
•¦nay 59._________________________d6t
AMOS BROWN & CO.
No 109, Market-street,
Have received their Spring Supply of Shoes,
among which are several thousand pairs as-
sorted in packages, to suit country merchants,
which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
or acceptances in town. Also, 100 pains Bal-
timore manufactured Boo-rs.onaliberalcredit
aprH 2o. d
Guest, Atterbury and Co.
Have received by the Hercules and John Adorns,
from Liverpool; the Fair American and Globe,
from, London, and other late arrivals at Netn-
lork- and Philadelphia, upwards of
600 packages very choice GOODS
CONSISTING OF
7-8 and 9-8 fancy Calicoes and Chintz
7-8 and 9-8 Furniture ditto
7-8 and 6-4 Cambric Dimities
7-8, 9-8 & 6-4 black and colored Cambrics
Cambric, Jaconet and Book Muslins
Lappet and figured Cambric ditto
Elegant worked and lace Cambric ditto
Printed and worked Muslin Robes
6-4 Lappet and checked Cambric Shawls
Romall and Hush bordered Handkerchiefs
7-8 and 9-8 pink, blue and fancy checked
Ginghams
Printed Quillings
Men's and women's Cotton Hose, plain
lace and sandal clocks
Elegant silk ditto
Mad.-..ss & French Pullicat Handkerchiefs
7-8 and 9-8 cambric Shirtings
BedTisk, Sattinette
Cotton Lace and Spider Nets
Pic nic anil Spider net Sleeves
Carpets, fkc. AND
tiO casks London Porter,, of a superior qua-
%• April 27. *
Havanna Sugar, Coffee, he
325 bo&es.prime white and brown Havanna
SUGARS, 13 half boxes refined, White do
85 bags Green Coffee, and 3 barrels Flotant
Indigo, just received per schooner Merchant
John Bigby,' master, from HaVaniM, and for
sale on a liberal credit for approved endors-
ed paper, if immediate application be made
before landing to
ROBT : HAMILTON,
Corner of Calvert-street and Lovely-lane.
may 22. d
Buffum and Goodhue,
No. 84, Bowi.y's wti.vitr,
Have received per ship Te/cmachus, captain
Gallop, from Hnston,
40 tons clean Russia Hemp,
200 pieces Ravens Duck,
41 bales and trunks Madras Goods, con-
sisting of Ventiputuni, Cuddalore Blue, Sooty
Romall and Real Madras Handkerchiefs,
Charconies, Pepper Cambap, Manilla and
Hardball Ginghams, Nieanees, St. Thomas
Ginghams, &.c. &c. &.C.
may 20. d6t eo6t
lian-away,
ON Sunday morning, the 24th ult from the
subscriber, living On Fell's Point, an Appren-
tice Boy named JOSEPH FREE vl AN, about
19 years of'age, about 5 feet 9 or 10 inchi s
high. Had on when he' went away*, a clodi
coat, about half worn, a pair of new colored
pantaloons, shoes & stockings, a fur hat, more
than half worn ; he has by some means got a sil-
vrr watch, supposed to have been stolen. Any
p.-rson who will take up said apprentice and
deliver him safe and sound to roe shall receive
One Dollar reward, but no expenres paid.
FREDERICK .illAi-FKPS.
N. B All masters of vessels and others, are
forewarned from harboring said boy.
June I. ___________ eo3t
Indian Queen,
South Fourth-Street, Philadelphia.
Samuel Richardet,
Begs leave to acquaint his friends and the
gentlemen in general; thai having taken and
entered upon the above Tavern, which he lias
fitted up with -every convenience for their ac-
commodation, and laid in a stock of the best
wines and spirits, &c. &c. he shall be happy
to receive their favors ; to deserve which no
assiduity on Ins pari shall be wanting.
May 27____________________' eo!2t
Public Baths.
JOHN FACET,
No. 4, Gay-street,
Returns Ids thanks to the public, for the
encouragement which they have been pleased
to give him in his bath-'undertaking during
the six years past; and has the honor to inform
them that he has just completed some elegant
and very commodious additions thereto, where-
by he flatters himself to be able to afford
every satisfaction to those who will honor him
with their custom.
Ladies can be well accommodated with
Baths in a private apartment airanged for the
purpose, by giving notice of their coming a
moment before hand.
The price of Tickets is as usual, three for
a dollar, or one only at fifty cent.
May 30. ____________________ eo4t \\
For Sale,
At No. 19, Water-street, between Calvert and
South-street,
1000 Spanish Hides, just received,
Quantity of Tanners Oil, first quality,
White Welting, Shammey & Buck Skins,
Red, green, yellow & black Mo-roeco Skins
Skirting, Hogs, Skins ant1 Sheep Skins,
Calfskins, Upper Leather and Bu>t Legs,
Shoe. Thread, Shark Skins & Scotch Stones,
Currying Knives and Graining Boards,
Tanner's Fleshers and Workers,
Beam Faces and Leather for Hatters,
Tanners' Brushes and Ben Soals,
With a general assortment of Leather.
JAMES BOSLCY.
June 2- eo6w
John Vance and Co.
No. 178, Market-street,
Have this day received
The 2d American edition of the
Wild Irish Girl,
A national Talc, by Miss OWENSON,
Author of St. Clair, the Novice of St. Do-
lninick, &c. Ecc. &c.
Also received the 2d edition of Dufief's
Nature Displayed.
may 30____________¦_________________eo4t_
Received
By the Brig Hiram., captain Church from St.
Croix.
52 hb.ds. Rum,
28 do. Sugar,
44 bbls. ditto, and
2 hhds. Molasses. For sale by
WM. MATTHEWS,
may 29. __________eo3t
For Sale,
NICOLSON and HETH's BEST VIRGI-
NIA COAL.
A quantity of this Coal immediately from
the Pitts of Messrs. Nicolson and Heth, is
now landing at the subscribers Coal Yard, at
the intersection of Light-street continued &
Barre-street. The proprietors are under
contract to furnish supplies equal to the
consumption of the City, and of a quality
uniformly good ; and I am willing to contract
with manufacturers, inn-keepers and private
families for their annual supplies, at 25 cents
per bushel, deliverable in the months of May,
June, July and August. An early applicati-
on w.ll enable me to estimate the probable
quantity required for the ensuing winter.
- JOHN P. PLEASANTS.
Who has removed his office to Charles-
street, in the store lately occupied by Mr.
Giequiere. April 14. dl2t eoU:.I.JV
6000 lbs. first quality Coffee,
entitled to debenture,
Imperial
Sung Hyson^
Twankny and
Campoy
And a general avssotmcnt of Groceries and
Liquors, for sale \im
WM. WOODS,
No. 31, Baltimore-street
may 28. #o4<
FRESH TEAS,
ed in April 1807.
PROPOSALS,
By EZRA SARGEANT, No. 39, Wall-Street,
New-York,
For publishing by subscription,
A NEW CYCLOPEDIA,
OR,
Dictionary of'Arts 5jf Sciences
BY G. GREGORY, D. D.
Author of Fss^ Historical and Moral, the
Economy of Nature, fSc. iSc.
To be completed in twelve months from
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Price two dollars and seventy-five cent-,
each.
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June 1. d
Valuable Property for Sale.
The subscriber offers ibrsale, one two-storv
BRICK HOUSE and LOT, fronting 47 feet
on Charles within one door of Market street,
and one of the new Uni:>n-Bankof Maryland ;
Persons inclini.d to purchase it is presumed
will view the premises, and any further des-
cription is deemed unnecessary, an indisputa-
ble title will be given and the terms of Sale
ni.de very accommodating-. Apply tn the
premises to
E. BICKHAM.
If desired the whole of the property, ex-
tending to Wilke'B Lane, a.'joining the above
mentioned bank, will be disposed of with the
above.
May 19. eoStJ
AMERICAN MANUFACTURED
Paper Hangings.
The Subscribers having made consider-
able improvement in manufacturing PAPER
IANGIVGS, inform the public that they
iave now commenced making the elegant
DIAMOND
OR
SPANGLED PAPER,
Suitable for drawing rooms, &c. some of
which is n w finished and may be seen at
their warehouse, No. 141, Baltimore streeV
THOMAS & CALDCLEUGH,
N. B. Paper put up by their workmen if
found detective will be covered with new pa-
per free of expence.
"may g._____________ eo
Came to the Subscriber's"-
Near Baltimore, about three weeks ago a
ted .vtcer, about three years oKl, has. some
white in his forehead between the horns and
no where else.
The owner is desired to pay charges and
take him away. GEORGE GRUNDY.
BoJUom^-may 30, 1807. 8o3ij
For Sale. "
The su !>scribers have just received & offer for sale
230 boxes small white Cod I-isb,
4 hhds. do. do.
20 hhds. Scale Fish,
100 hoxss do. do. and
150 do. Smoaked Herrings.
ALSO,
430 Spanish Hides, ot an excellent quarhy,
M'FADON & WALSH.
¦nay 30._________________________colt___
Hazlehurs't, • Brothers ,
WILLIAM WILSON.;, xrs"
may 20. law-It-)-
P. Williamson's celebrated
ELASTIC THREE SLIT MA J'A LLC PEN
which has been pronounced, by many of the
most eminent nenmen, to be tar superior ''•
any metallic Pen that has ever been me ;
heretofore, either in Europe or America ; it is
well known that all the Pens upon the for-
mer principle have been wanting in that pli-
ability whic!) all Pens should have in order to
write with' smoothness and rapidity, which in
tins is happily effected by the two additional
side slits.
Also, Perpetual Almanac Cases with Pens
or Pencils or both, the novelty and utility o
which will render it far preferable to any com-
mon pcncU'case, the difference in the prica
being insignificant, may be had of the above,
or Mr. George Aiken, No. 72, Market-street,
Baltimore.
N. B Considerable discount tnaue to thos»
who purchase a quantity.
January 2. J»w
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