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Inderal \' Seven Dollars per Annum.] to Mr. s Sale by Auction. On TUESDAY, y&c'Hth August, at S o'clock in the afternoon, be equal, if not superior to aiyy in America. A great priporiioii of the cargo is in half pipes and quarter casks, and consists of the very Ji: est London particular, Tenta and Ser- cial j Also, a few quarter casks Green Malm- sey ; all of which wil! lie offered in small lots, suitsble for private families ; and a libe ri-l credit will be given lor approved endors- ed paper. TAQMAS CHASE, Auct'r. J^l±__________________ Alexander. Webster 6t Co. HAVE FOR SALE, 3600 well cured large size Spanish Hides, 10 qr. chests Hyson Tea, 14 do. Young Hyson do'. 1 valuable case French Cambric, 2 cases Table Cloths, St Table Llnnen, £0 cases Martinique Cordial, 12 cases China Pint Bowls June 30. d4t-eo4t$ Notice is hereby Given, THAT the subscriber of Somerset comity, intends making application to the judges of Somerset county court, or some one of them, for the benefit bf the act of : ssembly, passed at November session, 1805, entitled " An act for thu relief of sundry insolvent debtors." MAkGARET M1TCHELL. July 6. 1807 ' d2m For Sale, Freight or Charter, r JCEX The* Brig NANCY, Wg^9%^-urtl>»n '09tons ; is weltfound, jjJjjSJp»nd will be ready to receive a s___3__!5cargo in 5 days. Apply to THOMAS MARttAN, No. 9, Bowly's wharf. T/ho also offers for Sale, Her cargo of PLA1STER PARIS. __JiriV6.________^________ d-l-tjl For Sale,. The fine last-sailing French built Ship ROSE, Dennis M. J hnston, master ; oui'tlien about 300 tons ; built of the well found in satis-, rigging, &c. and can be sent to sea at a small exponce. Apply to CORNTHWAIT h YARNALL. Win have for sole, on board said ship, 131 lour, of good building SAND. 6lh mo. 30th. d best materials, Notice is hereby Given, THAT the subscriber of Somerset county intends to make application to the judges of Somerset county court', or to. some one of them fertile benefit of the act oi assembly . r.t November session 1805, entitled " for the relief of sundry insolvent debtors " JOHN WHITE. July 6, 1807,_________ _ __ll2l___ 200 Dollars Reward. Ranawny from the subscriber, living in the city of Baltimore, on Sunday the 21st ultimo .a Negro MAN, named ISAAC, aged about 2j years, about 6 feet high, very huge body and' strong made, bends forward from his. midd— up, has a custom >.'of throwing up his head, or looking up when spoken to, very large flat feet and slovenly in his w;lk. Had on a Ticklenburg shin, and trow-.ers, and a new red striped. Swansdown under jacket j by trade a briclc.maker, fond of drink, and very quarrelsome. It is presumed that Isaac is harbored in the city, by some persons who encouraged him to runaway. Al- so ranavvav on the 3lsi January, 18o6. a Ne gio MAN named FRANKBRICtf, about 26 years old, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, two of his upper teeth cut, a well looking-, smart, ;ui'.l well spoken fellow, rather slim made, he a moderate terms, in order to close a concern For terms apply to CHARLES B. YOUNG, Broker, Commerce-street. June 27- d For Boston, » ^-CT^x The Schooner .i___£__Sv 3*'FJC /iS0Jf> tX4> Captain David Hall ; »..'".5"r£;;r.--;''- Ready to receive a cargo, Ik will be dispatched in i few days. For freight apply to D. L. THOMAS, Ship Broker. July 3.__________________o4t Freight to Barbadae»j r i "TS. A few hundred barrels will ."©^l]^"V be t /Ken on moderate terms, ?5-S?'lt-£^ on board the ship Mary, John ., Vst. M'Kav, master. Applv to WM' VANCE, Lovely-lane. June 29. ____ colt for .Amsterdam, . rf , The ship ^¦»MJ«K' BALTIMORE, 'ti„CS;)i' P Captain William Groom, jm*.? ,'i~'...'r* ¦ Vv'iil be ready to 'uke in scar- go on Wednesday next; and as the greater part is eniyageiisbe win sail very shortly. Su- gar and Coffee, or any kind of light goods will be taken on freight. Apply to CHARLES GHl.QJJIiilvfc, Broker. _June 2i!_______________________eo___ Lafitte. L)uch_ 6t l'arthe, No. 172. Baltimiiib btkijet, HAVE FOJt SALE, 1 box Embroidered Leno and Cambrick Handker hiefs, I do. Plaid Silks, 3 do Plain Tatf'ctS, _ trunks men and ladies' Silk Stockings, 1 bale Seersnkas, 1 **".. I India Hd'kfs. 2 trunks 3 2000 pieces short Nankeen, 3U0 casks Claret. The whole entitled to debenture. Also on hand by the piece or dozen, An assortment of Finn and Figured Rib bons, Plain and Plaid Silks. Silk a.-.d Cotton Stockings, Crapes, Bandannoes, Linen oam- nrics, Cotion and Thread Lice, Sarsneti, Siik and Kid Gloves, Lace Veils, &c. &C. tic. 1 box Thread Lace, on commission. July 1. d6t Wants a Situation. A Young MAN who is well acquainted with the Mercantile bushvss, wishes a situ- ation in a wholesale or retail Store. He can produce undoubted recommendations, A hue directed to N. P. and left at this Office will be attended to July.i.____*_________ d4tf City Commissioner's Office. Baltimore, July 6th, 1&07. NOTIChi.I.-; HEREBY GIVEN, That the Citv Commissioner's will meet on FRID/vY NEXT, the V to instant, j line o'clock, A. M. to establish the boundary lines of a piece or parcel of ground situate on the VVest side of Gay street, formerly teased by lexai;ider Lawson, to David M'Mcchin, and by him assigned to Peter Mackenheimer, and by said Mackenheimer assigned to John Gross, and by said Srojis assigned to Frederick Ley- pold. Those who are interested are requested to attend with the Surveyor, Land Marks, and Papers necessary for establishing said lines By order of the Boaid, SAMUEL VINCENT, Clerk. J.iiy-5_____________________ <14t Fresh Tens. Tnf subscriber has just received at his Tea Store, a supply of Til AS, of tJte litest im- pdrtiltirm and f*:t vitality, iliz, Imperial in chests and leads of 21b. each, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, Souchong and Bohea, Jamaica and New-Orkaas Sugar3, by the hhd.andhM. White and Brown Russia Sheeting, Ravens Duck, Russia Diaper, Supeiffne long and short Nankeens, Carpeting, and 20 balcs'West-Iudia Cotton. Also, , GERMAN and other LINENS, With a general assortment of Dry Goods, all of which will be sold low for cash. JAMES STERLING. June 16. d Bolting- Cloths. Millers and others, who deal in this article can be Supplied on the best terms, by the. in, voice or single piece, with Bolting Cloths, from No ) a 7, of a superior quality, from the in i n 8 tory of the " Three Kings," by applying to the subscriber. JOHN SPERRY, 55, Smith's wharf, Mp.v 6. d Nimroci Maxwell, Proprietor of the celebrated Sulpher c;: ri in Adam's county, Pennsylvania, takes leave, on the approach of the season for hathing, h. drinking this highly medicinal water, to in- form his former friends, and tha inhabitants of this and the neighboring states, who may be in quest of health 0; pleasure, that Ik- is prepared to griut/th-min both. His house, is in ail respects is an improved stale, his rooms freshly embellished and furnished with the best Ueds, ail.l his cellars replenished with a variety of the choicest. LiquorSi He promises a plentiful ami krxriotfB fable em- bellished by the best, cook., ; and has been at the expencc of sinking in the-solid Rock, and replenishing with abundancs of Ice a cave for the refreshment of his Spring Guests, He will have obliging Waiters, and plenty of them, together with Music for the ent-o'taimm-nt of si.eh us delight in that exquisite Treat The House, on the south side of the Bridge, is occupied: by Mr. Robert Long, who kept it formerly, and who has fined it in the best manner ior the accommodation of Boarders. N. Maxwell in this ace of puffing, has chosen to content himself with this pl.un.and modest notice, begging his eaders to believe that be rsCans to perlorm even more than he has promised. June 4-1. AND 30C0 bushels yellow Corn. For sale by SCHULTZE & VOGELER. May 1?._____________ _____cl Landing this day, On M'Clare's vihaif, ftoin on board schooner Ann, captain Kent, 35 hhds -weighing- 5.,000 lbs. rich Moun- tain TOBACCO And from schooner Dolphin, captain George, 31 hhds lower Rappahannock do. For sale by A. & R. BOUGH AM. Bowly's whsrC JtmeSO.________________________d5t To Let, That new and commodious two-story brick DWELLING, situate in North Chafles-st. a few doors above Church street, and ad joining the residence of Mr. George Cros- dale, in point of neatrfes^ tttjd c this House is i be found to be ...1 .,y iow. Terms . - made known by application to CHARLES L. BOEHME. July 2. d and ironing very well and all kinds of noese work, she is s >ld for '": f mlt. and no person out of the city uee^ . July 2. ___.________"__ d4t Madeira \v lnej For sale \:y the Subscriber/ best old Lon- don Particular Madeira Wine, in pipes, hhds and quarter casks, horn the most approved ioutages on south side of the Island, and se- leiteci by a gentleman residing there, whose taste and judgment is unequalled, & which on comparison will he found superior to any on sale m this citv. "HENRY THOMPSON. July 6, 1807. u4t coot Dividend The President and D.rectors of the Union Bank oi Maryland, have tins day declared a dividend of Mow and a h.uf per cent on tlie capi- tal Mock thereof, for the half year, ending the 30th instant, and the same will Le paid to the stockholders, or their representatives xin or after Monday the ttAi Ju.y, ensuing. By order of tha Borrd, R. HIGIlNJiGtHOW, Cashier. June 29- eiaiat Stray Cow. fc|L Came to the subscriber's, near Hcokstovn, some time since, 0 ;l..rk retl COW, htriuek and head nearly black, a yellow bag, the fore part while, crooked Herns, & short tail. The e'.vner'is ii"sired.to .prove property, pay charges gn» ia!}£ hee. aw:iv. GEORGE ROADtn July »•¦ eo3i^ (rucst, Atlerbary and Co Have received by the Hercules and John Adams, fiom Liverpool; t:ie Fair American and Globe, from London, and other late arrivals at New- lork and Philadelphia, upwards of 60O 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 Si o 4 b'arit -md colored Cambrics Cambric, J.e.onet and Bo >k Muslins Lapp»t and figured Cambric ditto ¦ Elegant -.orked ai.d lace Cambria ditto Printed and worked Muslin Itobes (i t Lap let and checked Cambric Shawls Romail and flush bordered Handkerchiefs 7-8 and 9-8 pink, blue and fancy checked Ginghams Printed Quiltingg Men's and women's Cotton Hose, plain l.ice and sandal clocks Elegant silk ditto Madrass & French Pit 'Heat Handkerchiefs 7-8 and9-8 camorie Shirtings Bed Tick, Sattinette Cotton Lace and Spider Nets Pic nic and Spider net Sleeves Carpets, &c. AND 60 casks London Porter, of a superior qua. lily;__________April 27___________d To be Rented, That commodious three-story brick HOUSE No. 25'i, Baltimore street, well calculated for the wholesale Dry Goods Business. Pos- session maybe had ofthfc Dwelliugpart iinme- diahefy, and the store and ccilar on ilie first of October ensuing. Appty to WALTER JENKINS. Jlune 2._________________________d4t BEEF. 100 bbls. Boston, No- 1, BEEF, just re- eeived and (or sale by FITCH HALL, Jon. 81, Bowlv's-wharf . _July t._______________________d Wanted in a CTrocery Store, A young- Man who is acquainted with fi gures, and writes a fair hand, will be tak n as an apprentice, provided he can come well recommended. One from the country would be pretered. Applv at this office. July 1. _J_____________dl2t_ Win. &, .Term. Hoffman, No. 3, South Charles-street, OFFEK FOR SALE, 147 bales INDIA GOODS, .Consisting of Oude Sahans, Do. Cusahs, Do. Mamoodies, Tandah Sahans, ani Illaletgunge do. June 26. dlOt-eoIOt Peter Hoffman & Son Have remaining of their Spring importations, (Entitled to drawback on exportation) Superhne Clotns, Casseiiiicrs, Flannels, Fancy Muslins, Plain Cambric do. Chaiubray MuslinSj Prints, Cotton and Silk Hosiery, Shirting Cottons, Nuns and Colored Thread, Kr.i'.lmg Cotton, Fine flats, &c. And dai'y expect a further euppty, June i, ' d Wanted Immediately, A WOMAN who understands cooking & house work, and can be well receminended. Apply at this Office. July 2._________________________d4i||___ To be Sold, A well finished two story Brick Dwelling HOUSE, in fee simple, situate on Mulberry near Howard street, at present occupied by Mr. Bainbridge ; possession will be given the (icst of October next, or soon, r if desired.— A description of the Lot ami the terms may be known by applying at my office in Water- street, opposite the office of the Baltimore Insurance Company. CA .RLES GHEOJJIRE, Broker, Who continues to purchase and sell all kinds of Stock ; also, Tobacco, or any other Merchandize ; Bills of Exchange on Europe, or oh the continent. He offers for sale, a few Shares of Water Stock, Union Insurance Stock ; and 60 Shares of Mechanics' Bank Stock. Also, about 30 tons Logwood, on moderate terms. WANTED; A small amount of 3 percent United States Stock, and a few SI laresin the Fanner's Bank He purchases and sells all kinds of real Pro- perty—and has now for sale, several veil se cured Annuities, on advantageous terms. July 2. ,16t Havanna Sugar, Coffee, &x 305 boxes 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 Havanna, and for sale on a liberal credit For approved endors ed paper, if immediate application be made before landing to R03T : HAMILTON, Comer of Ca!ve.rt-si,reet and Lovely •¦ ma) d Refined Sugars. The subscribers inform their friends, and all those who wish to favor them with their custom, that they have manufactured, and of- thcir Sugar Refinery, corner of Howard in'd ''-eets, all sorts of Refin- ed SUGARS, warrent equal, if not superior in quality to any refined in this city, and which they will sell on the same terms with those who make Sugars of as good quality. Orders from town and coun- try will be thankfully received FREY, BRUNER & CO. Who have for sale, if immediately applied for, 10,000 lb*, best Carracas COCOA, eiitit led to drawback, 11 tons Nicaragua WOOD. June 23. dl2t Just Received From Philadelphia and for sale by GEOKlOB MILL, Vol. the 1st of European Commerce, Shewing new and'secure channels of Trade with the Continent of Europe ; detailing the Produce, Manufactures, and Commerce of Russia, Prussia, Sweden, Denmark & Ger uiar.y, as well as the Trade if the Rivers Elbe, Weser, and Ems, with a general vie". of the Trade, Navigation, Produce and Man ufactures ot the United Kingdom of Grea' Britain asd Ireland Bv J Jepson Oddy. Member of the Russian and Turkey, or Le vant Companies MEMORIES OF Ninon De L'Enclos. With her Letters to the Marquis De Sevigne, and Mons. de St. Evremond. Translated from the French by Mrs. Grif- fith. June 16. d23t Twenty Dollars Reward. RAN away from Doughoragen Manor, Ellc- ridgc, (the summer residence of Charles Car roll, of Carrollton, Esq.) on the i9th instant, a Negro Man, named WILLIAM ; 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 can he recollected is, a long blue cloth coat, Loudon brown panta- loons, black ditto, new slices with one row of hob nails round the soles an ' heels. He was lately purchased of judge Chase, of the city of Baltimore. Whoever will deliver the above Negro to thesebscrihta-, at the manor on Eik- rii igc, shall receive Twenty Dollars; or, ii secured in Baltimore jail, Fifteen Dollars, in- cluding V/hatthe law nllov,*s. AtUAH FENN. maj- 26. TWO ROYirt'L tiGERS, M.iLK fcf FEMALE THESE curious Animals, hit dy imported f- .in Surat, in Asia, are the first that ever reached any part of this continent- On t'>eir a. rival they w. re not a year old Ti_) are nine feet long, and three feet in Weight, Their crowns designate them as royal, ami peculiar •¦o Asia. Wnen full grown, their bulk is tre- mendous, much superior in size to a lion, and if --digious strength. Th. ircolorls a bright. f '!¦ marked with long stripes oF black, . : he same direction as iheu* ribs, widi oiliers across their thigh'.------The Tigers in Asia are the scourge of he conn ry j insidious, blood-thirsty and ma'evolent, pre- ferr'n;--the human flesh for their sustenance to that ot wild beasts. They lurk among the bushes, and bound on their prey : if they suc- ceed, and are undisturbed, they plunge th-ir heads into the bodies of the animals, up to their eyes, as if it were to satiate themselves with. 1, before they tear them to pieces. It attacks tha lion or elephant, ami is truly said to be the most powerful animal in the world. The Ladies and Gentlemen of this town and vicinity are respectfully invited to lose no time in viewing these extraordinary animals, asi there never was and probably never will be exhibited any others so worthy of their atten- tion. As the. trouble and-expense'attending them ave riortnous, it isimpnssi' lefortheKcep* er to tarry longer in a ph te, than while lu* meets with encouragement. lie therefore so- licits their speedy attention. N. B T_j cage in which the Tigers are confined is very string, so that no danger may be apprehended from th..m . To be seen at JAMES FERON's, Horse* Market, (L/1 Admittance, 25 cents for grown pcr^ sons ; children, half price July 2.______ .....________d4l[[_ Green Coffee. ifust arrived and will be landed to-morrow frovi on board the brig Meteor, captain JJtivis, at the head of Frederick-street dock, 13Q8 bags COFFEE, of very superior qua. lity, calculated for either retailing, or expor« tution. Also in Store, Muscovado Sug-ar, in hhds. tierces & bblj^. Claye_ do. do. do. do. Cojruiac Brandy, 4th proof, Holland Gin, do 30 seroons real Flotant Indigo, Cocoa, in bags, 1 bale. Spanish Wool, London Particular Tcneriffe Wine, in qr* casks, Claret in hhJs and cases of 1 and 2 doz. each, and A few bbls. and bags, oldyelkvi Coffee, foe amily use. For terms apply to HU: THOMPSON. June 20.___________________'. eoBti: John Sperry, No 55, Smith's wharf, Has received an invoice of 12 cases Fan- cy GOODS, consisting of Tambored Leno, J .p"imed, Sprig, Mull Muslins, 4-1 and 6-4 Pambored, Plain and Spotted Gauze, Shawls, Princess and lloyal Spider Net and Fancy Nottingham Lace. On hand. Cossas, Jail lpoore Sannahs,- Jugdea, ~) Luckipoore, ' Baftas, CMttabully, ) Giila Romalls, Cotton Checks. White Platillas, BroA'ti Hollands, Uritannias, Book Checks, Dowlcs and Creas, Cotton (lose, Bolting Cloths, Bcerboom Gurrahs, _____________________ Also, 13 pipes 4th proof Cognise Brandy, (old.J 40 boxes first quality Cigars, N. B. The aboic goods entitled to deben. ture which will be received in part payment. July 1.__________________________eol.t Benj.and Gto. Williams', No. 3, Bowly's wharf, OFFER Ft^R SALJE, 53 bales Colored India Bale Goods, Consisting of Seersuckers ; Caradasies ; Bandanna, Put. Heat, Blue Gilla, and Sooty Romal Hand- kerchiefs ; blue Baf'tas ; blue Guineas; idue Mamoodies ; Checks ; red and blue Custae and Chintz. 210 do. white India do. Consisting of Company and Bcerboom Gurrahs ; Cawn- pore ; janna, Cominercally and Tandah Cos- sas ; Mecrgungy, Jidlapore, Mammarack- poore, Mamoodies; Fine Chcppa Gaur.ee« pore, and Mow Sannahs ; Chittabilly, Lucka. pore, Judgea, and Fine Baf'tas, &.c. &c. &c. 50 pieces Russia Sheetings, 25 tons clean Russia Hemp, 20 da Sweedish Bar Iron, 40 piepes 4th proof Bordeaux Brandy, 15 do. do. Cegniac do of fine flavor, 60 hhds. N. E. Rum, 40 barrels ditto, 50 boxes Claret Wine, of 12 bottles each, 100 boxes white and brown Havana Sugar. 30 hhds. Muscovado do. 750 bbls Pork, 40 do. Mess do, 70 do No. 1, Boston Beef, 400 kegs Lard, 50t.i lbs Bacon Hams, 5U0 battels HuTin'gs, Souchong and Hyson Skin Tea, Raising in«kegs, Mould Candles. Chocolate, Pig Le.-.d,' Uc. he. inc. June 8 d3tcol"tf For Sale for a Term of Years, A sto.it healthy Negro MAN, about 3 years old. Also, a Negro GIRL, about 13: years old, who has'fourtc.n years te serve^ For terms apply to the printer. {uj.e 20. ' *