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SATURDAY,-JUNJi 13, 1807.
[Vol. XA'vT—J\u. 408.9,
3£ass«ii2«i
Sale by Auction.
WITHOUT JtESERVE.
On WEDNESDAY,
Wir 24t/i instant at 12 o'clock wiil be sold on
the premises,
Tw6 valuable LOTS of GROUND on
Bridge steet, Old-Town, in a pleasant and
healthy situation, with the improvements
thereon. .
One LOT fronting on the east side ot said
street 40 feet, and running back 100 feet ;
on wJiicb is erected two houses, with other
necessary improvements, and a well of excel-
lent, water in the yard.
The other HOT fronting; 40 feet on the
west side of said street, running back 92 feet j
on which is erected one two-story brick build-
ing, and one frame do. with other improve-
ments. The buildings arc all well finished
and in complete order. Terms will be made
known at 'he lime of sale.
VAN WYCK & DOKSEY, Auct'rs.
June 10.
Sale by Auction-
-Postponed.
The sale of that valuable property, belong-
ing to Mr. John H Hoskyns, situated on the
Reistcr's-town road near St. Mary's College,
as advertised f< >r This afternoon, is sg-in no
avoidably postponed until WEDNESDAY, ,
the ITdi instant, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon ,
when the sale trill positively take place on the j
premises.
V-VN WYCK & DOUSE?, Auct'rs.
Tumi Tit.
For Tonningen, or Hamburg,
(If the gibe be hot bio haded)
The fine fa^t ntin\i , Ship
)KORA,
Captain William Taylor ;
Wiil sail in a few day.-,. From
fifty to sixty hhds. tobacco or other goods to
that bulk, will be taken on freight. Aprdv to
D. L.'TMOM
Ship Broker.
June 12.______________________________d»t
For Newcastle, (England,)
Efc-v The I Sh3p
• -Sj> FANNY h- A L M I H A,
;j'.Jf> Oliver Hicks. Master,
-
i
I that all
Dividend.
The CoWlmissioiwrS named in 9 commissi-
o- of Bankrupt, awarded and issued forth
rga'-nst Pretkriei ithetung, 6f Baftimorej mer-
chant, intend to meet an Monday, (he sixth !
day of tnlv next, at four o\do 1; in the after.
Ctibl), 6t the. office of John Cald'.ve'.l, estp
No. 18, North Calvert -si reel, in order to
make a Dividend of the est ite and ej)
t gaid bankrupt, when and where Lite cre-
ditors who have not alveidx proved their
debts, are to come prepared to prove thesawi*
or they will he excluded from the benefit of
said Dividend.
JACOB F. LEVY, $ A
Tiune S.
dbthJz
To Pent,
The HOUSE and LOT, at present occu-
pied by the subscriber, and situated in tHer
western precincts') near the upper end of
Prat-street. It is an excellent two-story brick
ln.il.ling; and the lot is riso improved, with
;i garden >-nd frame1 Stable, which will •••en-
der it a .„oinfoitahle residence. It will either
be rented for riie si,'ara»r season, or lor a
longer time, Possession may be bad. imme-
diately. A. GROVERMAN.
June 5. d
"Two hundred Dollars reward
WILL he paid for apprehending and securing
in any jail, so thai I way get them again, Ne-
groes JONAHand NAT, ipi'w went off from my
farm, near Havre de-Grace, or. the \7th of last
¦month. Jonah is a dart mul.tto, about (\ feet in
height, and very stout made ; has a down loi)i
when sbolen to. Nat is a handsome bright mu-
latto, about 27 years of age, and d feet also in
height,- broad across the slrouiters, hut Ids person
is slender' He is a shoemaicr, raid Kill probably
pursue that trade : he is alt—well acr/uoi -ted with
the business of a farm. They took with them a
variety of clothes : among others, Jonah wire a
mixed colored cloth cult and a blue cloth surtout,
and Nat wore a blue cloth coat and a large beaver
coating greatcgattof a drab color It is supposed
they huvegeme into Pernsylvan
Havre-de-Grace, June 10
ACA SMITH.
tXit
Twenty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from Dwfghor&geti Manor, Elk-
ridge, (the summer residence of I :f)»t l<
roll, (.1 CatTojltoA, Esc,.) on the l9th instant, a
Negro Man, named IVIIJ 1AM; about 30
years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high ; of a
pleasing countenance ; wears his wool platted
on the locks and behind, and turned up with a
comb. His clothing that car. be recollected is,
&SS,
vf TtfomaaH Maddox, -master ;
'*:-- Will be r« I t. re< ive a
i, a few days ; '¦ ' Freight or •
(haVin;- rfmnt a(i<5»rhn) id
' OORNTHWAl .!1NAI.L.
83, tiowly's wiiarf.
Wh\3 have received by said ship,
Five casks of superior quality Medec Cla-
ret WINE; of the fintnou of 1801.
(ilh mo. 2th. ____________dd;:t____
For ar'it,
The i - !;¦;• ¦'.< '.'¦ and
Ship CONNECTICUT,
Cnpt David M'Glwe,
Hjs a eiwsidornbie part of
board, and will he dispa .-'.bed
with all'possiMerflpsed. For feeight apply to
THOMAS TEN \N V, Or
D. L. TH-LvlAS, Shif Broker.
may SO.
For Liverpool,
r^Tv Tlie staunch new Ship
r-&fi«£k INDIAN CHIEF,
.!» Capt----------->
. .•.« To sail early in jane, hsvi Ig
a fconsiderable part of her cargo engaged ¦
the i-emdnder will be i.aken on moderate
terms. Apply to SAMUEL WYDOWN,
Water-streeti Or
CHARLES B. YUUNG, Broker,
No 20, Commerce-street.
N. B. The ab.iv" ship has excellent accom-
modations for passengers, will return trom
Liverpool to B.dtim .-¦ e direct. For passage
apply as abftvu may 29- dt?lst;e
For Amsterdam,
_j_'> ¦. The fine new Ship
J-/J-:/i\ - THOMAS,
:;> Captain Cvelct,
A p:rc:it part of her cargo
being engaged the remainuer wilt betaken
on moderate'freight. Apply to
FALLS fe BUOV^N, Or
JOHN BOLTE,
Ship Broker.
June 6. e0
bh'.e cloth coat, London brown pant,i.
Simp Experiment,
For Passengers Only.
v-e , ELItiV S- BUNSfES,
v'--. 1..;aBs'" Be> sleavt toinfonnhisfrii nds
^TitffiS* and the public that he wlil,
first of July, core,
¦ •.Of'P, of about e ic bun j
is BBvJTten, between I tecil ei qi A'e-i-
; Tore and Hudson, for the purpose of carryi.tg
i Passengers,
Few people who h: • to lake
- nim the North Kitfi ,
the inopnveftience am ¦
,.j yess ils loepl) lo d
j lumbered an deck; theretor < apt u,: Bunker
has etenuined to tpke no Freight oA buard
a long -.
loons, black ditto, new shoes with one row of i the EiperiiKent, which will v.- men y that iu-
hob naiis round the soles an3 heels. He was j convenience and entirely du away the risque.
lately purchase i of judge Chase, of the city of ! The owners of this vessel, being i esirous
Baltimore Whoever will deliver the above ] to rcnde,r the passage as shoi't, conven.
Negro to the subscriber, at the manor on Elk- [agreeable as possible, have not cnl '.aken
ri Ige, shall receive Twenty Dollars ; or, if
ed in Baltimore jail, Fifteen Dollars, in-
cluding what the law allows.
ABIJAH FENN.
may 26. d
Twenty Dollars Reward,
Will be given for apprehending an appren-
tice Boy, named WILLIAM ARMOR, who
has been absant from the service of"bi"s mas-
ters, since the 3d May -instant, at which time
he obtained leave of absence to go for one
week to see. his friends in Adams Comity,
when he took the opportunity of going to
Baltimore, from whence he wrote to his fa.
•ther and others in Carlisle, that he was de-
termined not to come back to serve out his
time, which is nearly-two years. It is very
probable that he will endeavor to get work
in Baltimore either as a Printer or Taylor,
as he has serted about a year at both occu-
pations. IThe following is as near a description
of him as Can be recollected—He is 19 years
of age, about 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, slim
made, carries himself erect, has fair hair,
and of a ruddy complexion, unassuming in
his manners, and especially amongst strang-
ers rather bashful, he is possessed of some
vices, & the most distinguishing one amongst
them is-the sin of laziness, which at every op.
pertumty he was guiity oi. Master Printers,
or. master Taylors, wherever he may apply
toi' work, are requested to secure said ap-
prentice, and ledge him in jail, for which
they will be paid Ten 13oliars, or Twenty Dol-
lars, and all reasonable expences if brought
Jaotrve.
ALEXANDER Sc PHILIPS, Printers.
Carlisle, May 23, 1807.
N. B Masters of vessels, and others are
forewarned against harboring or employing
said apprentice, as (hey shnl} be punish.' '¦ to
».he utmost rigor of the law. A. Sc P.
>ior 9. d4t
to furnish her with the best B ids, Bed-
ding, Liquors, Provisions, &c. huttii#y lave
beiui at a very great cxpeuce and trouble in
procuring materials and bmia;..g uer on die
best en¦islruction for sailing ant) for the. ac-
commodation of Ladies ana Gentlemen tra-
velling on business or for pleasure
The Experiment will leave New York
every Wednesday evening precisely at six
o'clock, and'Hudson e\c ry Sunday Morning
at 8 o'clock, tbi'ouj-hon; tlie season.
Captain Bunker having been several years
engaged in the freighting business between
New York and Hudson, has become well ac-
quainted with every part of the river ; .
he hopes, by attention and. punctuality to n>' -
rit the patronage of Ladies and Gentlemen
from the Southward, who may visit the cele
bratcd Ballstou, Saratoga, iSf Lebanon Springs,
or Travellers who ma/ have occasion to tra-
vel through the Northern Slates.—The short.
ness of the. passage to !'-.'.>,;i wheat com-
pared with that to Albany;' or any place
above Hudson, (where the river is,impeded
by bars, islands and ove; slaws that render it
impossible for fist sailing vessels to pass) be
thinks Will induce, most people who are ac-
quainted with the difference, to take pass-
age to Hudson, where Carriages or Boats
can at all times be had, at ft operate ex-
pence, to convey them to Al!>.> e l'r"V,
Lahslngburgh, or the Letianon-Spi ings, which
are about 30 miles distance..
Hudson, May, 1807.
June 2.
2aw6w
Waklron's Sc) - ;- »
A large supply of Waklron's l'irue. Grain
just
and Grans Scythes well' assorted
ceived ami offered for s.-i.e hv
GERAB.U & WM. HOPKINS,
At their Grocery Store, No. 1, County
wharf,
may 4 ' OLD
¦ ...¦;, -
The pahlrc at till inforrt
articles of IA 111 iu! tcture,
intend''"t to he. slipped to Pie1.- , J
this route, must be accompanied with a certifi
rate pi lieaU'i, until the 1st of October, (,'.o
be oblain-d from the Mayor's ()diee,) certi-
fying that they have been landed in the. United
Slates thirty days,
WILLIAM M'DON \LD.
June 9 ~2»w2m
Guest, lAttevbary and Co
Have received, by the Hcrade.; and John A lams,
frinn Liverpool; the Fair America \ and (I- I ¦
from London, ayixd other Ittte arrivals at'Nevi*
lori and Philadelphia, up-.uards <;,''
600 packages very i hoi.ee' GOODS
COKSISTIKO OF
7,8 s-vl 9-8 fancy C:d;eoes and Chintz
7-13 an I 9-8 Furniture ditto
7-8..-id 6-4 Cambric nimities
7 ¦',, 9 H 8c 6 4 black and colored Cambrics
ibric, Jaconet and it tok Mualini
: . . -i ind figured (.iamoric ditto
El ant ardrfcedai'd lace Cambric ditto
P i . e i artd worked Alus'.in Rob ;
6.41,a|)e.-i and chiwsited Cafebi ' wis
Romall ue' ilniii :>->:¦ Li
7-:i and 9 8 pink, blue and fancy checked
' ere:;
Printed Qeiltin:-*
Men's and women's Cotton Hose, plain
lace an-J sandal clocks
Elegant sill: ditto
Madrasi & French Pu'tlicat Handkerchiefs
7-8 •• • ¦.119 8 '¦¦: mbric Shjtiihgs
Bad . ' , itl ivette
¦ itori Laccartd S..:der Nets
Pic nic a id : ipider net hit eves
Cnrpetsi 5(c.
5 ) eisl's London Porter, of a superior qua-
April o
(I. Lindenbeu fcr and Co.
Have imported by the Ian: arrivals jr'ekt Liver-
pool .old Bristol;
A very extensive; Asanrtmsnt of
I '..rdware. Cuuery,
TINNED & PLATEp SADJDLERX,
ANi; BRASS-WAiW.
Among "xhieh are,
Spades and IhoTi Is, prilhe a double-prime
train and gr» s Walijron^ AT, about 14
fe t i ...-, ., ¦ \ white bottom, painted yel.
I '..side, paint veiy muc.n defaced, re .runaract-
poore, Maptetodiesj Fine Cf.opj.n. Gaur.ee.
p ire, am' VK> ,v Sirna.hs ; Chittabitly, Lu-cka.
]>ore, Judges, and Fine iialt.as, !kc. S^c. kc.
SO pieces Russia Sheetings,
25 tons clean Russia Hemp,
20 do. Sweedtsji Bar Iron,
40 piepes 4th proof Bordeaux Brandy,
15 do. do. Cogniac do of fine ffavor,
60 Ihds. N. ii. Rum,
40 barrels ditto,
50 boxes Claret Wine, of 12 bottles each,
100 boxes white and brown Havana Sugar,
30 hhds. Muscovado do.
750 bids I'oik,
40 do. Mess do.
70 do. No. L Boston Beef,
400 kegs Lard,
j j 10 lbs. Bacon Hams,
5fl0 barrels Herrings,
Souchong and Hi son Skin Tea, Raisins
in kegs. Mould Caudk's, Chocolate, Pig
Lend, he. &e. Uc.
Joire a d3t-ml ': \
Aiaidila Indigo and 1511
¦:iS.
Just receivedpei si) oner Sally,
10 cases vi. ,' fif.il Quality f^aiiilia In
8.6 hue lie-, bine Nankeens, 840 pieces first
chop, both the aba t entitlefi to drawbaclfe
10 en, s do. containi KJ . i. do.
¦ ei i 1 in i
band,,
Carolina & Beng il Ij difjn, Upland. Cotton,
No. I jaiul 2 Bee . ere. Brandy, Cod
fish, C ., Gin, Rice, Tea, ¦¦:.
fee. lrov sale by
Cy.MBER.LAND D. WILLI.'*
June '). eo8t
STOLEN
F en my Pocket last night atthe Theatre,
r.(.lie'i Vio, oeco cover.-.!', Jl< morapdom Book,
ttihg a long Sliding Pencil, a-Utt'toi ad-
dressed to airs. !'.'':-;.,-,.. i '.Vilisii, i;..el,
River, Chatham county N. Carolina; a.'.Is
s of little con..ei!)s ;.co.
As there was no money in it, no doubt the
thii ' will throw it in some place where it
may be found. It can he of no use to ai v but
the - jvner ; but as there werea number of me-
moranda and entries made in the Book
(some with ink and some with a pencil) they
were of considerable consequence to me.—
My name and place of residence, is entered
on the first leaf of the Book. Any porsQn in
whose hands it may liappi n to fall hy pulling
a cover on it • ddrcssed to me and 1( aving it in
some Post-OiHce, so that it may he forward-
ed by the mail; will very much oblige
MURDOCH M'KJiNZIE
June 11, eo3t|
Claret Wine, in casks y cases,
Just arrived and will be landed to-morrow,
from on bi th ship Victress, captain
Madde - ¦ e deatix,
400'- !ET, prepared for the Eest-
Indir . superior qualitj', and
, Of one and two du/.an each,
part o 'hich is of th .vh, fbrpri-
f'or terms [whieii will he accom-
ng] apply to
HUGH THOMPSON.
June 9. _______________________ eo8Uj
Portrait Painting.
c. mrrLE
Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gen-
tlemen of Baltimore that iie Paints Likeness-
es in oil colors, at No. C, Calvert-street. op.
posits the Mechanics' Bank, where a few
specimens of his stile may be seen every day
between.tlia hours of d sad 2 o'clock
Junes. eo4tJ
Laiitte, Duclie and Barthe,
Baltiuiora street, No. 172,
Hove for sale,
2 trunks arid 2 bales India H'dkfs.
1 hale Sersakas,
2 truths Men am! Ladies' Silk Stockings,
1 base Linn n Carttbric Handkerchiefs,
Embroidered Leitb,
2000 piece, slant Yellow Nankeen.
The whole of the above edition to deben-
ture.
Also on hand,.
An assortment of
Plain and Piaid Silk, 5 6 7 8 & 9-4 Silk
Shawls, Silk and Kid Gloves, Silk and Cot-
ton Stockings, Cotton and Thread Lace, Silk
and Cotton Suspenders, Bandannos, line Hats,
&.C. &.C
One case preserved Citron.
June ¦!¦_________________________eo2w
Nw& Paper Hanging-Store,
No 7, North Chari.es street.
Rob't Ettiut Win. Vance
HAVING entered into partnership, in the
New Paper Ha. iging Store, inform their friends
and the public in general, that they have just
received! and have now ready for sale, a large
assortment of the most elegant
Paper Hangings is" Borders,
I'-on, Hurley's, Philadelphia, and the princi-
pal manufactories of Boston, Paris and Lon-
don.
The American Paper they will sell at the
manufacturers' prices-------R. Elliot being re-
gularly taught and brought up to the jmfttyi,
hanging business, will superintend the !aer
ing and execute all orders in town or country
with neatness, punctuality and dispatji, on
moderate terms.
N B. Country store'-Ktepera supplied oh the
most advantageous terms.
rQ; Two orihrefe A PP'.iENTICES want-
ed to the a tie,
may et>
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Ne Wr Ye
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OR,
Dictionary of Arts Is" Sciences.
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Author ef;Essays Historical cud Mural, the
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New-York, May, 18Qr.
__June_l:___ ______________j_1 d
To Let,
And Possession i,i ay be hail in a Jew days,
A convenient time-story JKkdtF, situate
in East-street, nearly opposite the PresbyJ
tenan C'nirrii, now in the tenure; of the Lev.
Mr. Ingles. For terms ap']lfy to
JAMES CALHOUN.
Tune 9. eo4t§
John i\'PGull«3
59. Slain u's wharf,
Has jus( ¦• ¦ tve '. ana, . . iah,
15 barrels Albany A
Dl I stijuaiitv.
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