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To the Members of the Library
Company of Baltimore.
GENTLEMEN,
It is now elevetifeac? since, the commence-
men', of th". Library Company of Baltimore ;
in tii's short psi iqd of time, a taste foi; useful
reading, and polite literature, has evidently
srreaU among the young of both sexes A
progression so plcAs'tug in its nature, and be-
neficial in its effects, which the institution
has certainly accelerated, cannot fail of secur-
im, to it, a continuance of protection and pa-
tjonajre.
A Library, formed with a due respect to
Religion, and morals, which docs not exclude
•works of genius, and amusement, which
contains the most esteemed writings ofevery
country, and.the best books on the different
arts, and in every branch of science and lite-
rature to whose ample stores, all persons
may have access at a trifling expence, must
rank amongst the most useful, and laudable
institutions in society.
To select a Library, in conformity with
these principles, calls for the Union of diffe-
rent talents, and various information. It must
however be recollected, that although with a
limited annual sum, all valuable books cannot
at once, be introduced, yet, that in time and
successively, all of Use greatest value, prim,
portance, whieh can be procured, may find
admission.
With such prospects, the Library company
of Baltimore,'was instituted, and under the
influence of corresponding principles, ii has
been uniformly and steadily conducted down
to the present hour. Believing- it to be the
•wish of the members, to continue to society
the advantages of the institution, will it not
be considered indispensable !
1. That the directors should not be obliged
to apply any part of Ihe mo n,', now annually
expended in the purchase of Books to any
other object ?
2 That th: means be provided competent
to procure a lot of ground, in a suitable situ-
ation on Which msy be erected, when it shall
become necessary, a 6ommodio«s building,
for the deposit of the Books of the Oompab) •
With respect to the iirst, The Directors
would lament the occurrence, of any circum.
stance, that should abridge the annual supply
of Books, or the increase of the Library, up.
on this point, they fell assured they concur
IB opinion with lie great body of Stockhol-
ders- . • , ,
With respect to the second point, they also
flatter themselves with a.cjncarrence, for
although fixed in their determination to retain
the room now possessed by the company, as
longCif permitted by its proprietors) as it will
serve to contain their books, yet, as the time
must come when it will be inadequate, to that
purpes ', the directors consider it prudent and
.;.•, th il the company should be provid-
•ain'stsuch an event.
A l."t of Ground in a suitable situation,
maybe now had on reasonable terms. Should
the purchase be deferred, who will insure to
the company, that we shall be able to get a
!e lot hereafter ? The probability is, if
we neglect to buy now, that we ei'.her cannot
xomrmxtatedat market when we cannot
longer do without a lot, or must pay, for a
convenient situation, an extravagant price
Acting utider these considerations, the di-
rectors ree'ently proposed to the company an
additional contribution of two dollars per an-
num,to be paSloneacli share,for 8successive
yfeaKs. This proposed contribution, so easy
mi I equal in it's operation, which to each
member "would have amounted to sixteen
dollars only, was unanimously- agreed to,
at a meeting of the company, convened on the
26th May last, but at a subsequent, meeting
(the concurrence of two being req fired for Its
confirmation') from some members misconceiv-
ing the object of the measure, k the necessity
oi-making the purchase, at this time, not being
felt, or but slightly felt hy others, it was re-
¦¦ilyof the few who attended
on thet occasion.
The nee- s -ity of adopting the measure, still
pressing upon the directors with undiminished
force, they conceive it to be their duty, to call
the attention of the company again to the sub- j
iect, n!"te especially as they cannot permit
the: isefvi s to entertain a doubt that a revision
bv men, friendly to the extension of the artsiand
literature among us, will lead to a favorable
ivsuft. The- following proceedings were ac-
'.- lia !, at a meet Bg of their body, held
the 1st July instant:
Resolved, That a general meeting of the
members of the Library Cnnpany be, and
hereby is requested, at the Library room, on
the 7th of July inst. at 11 o'clock, a. m in
order to determine on the following propositi-
on, whlchj if then agr ed to and confirmed by
the company at a fuivr'p meeting, will be
come of constitutional force :
1. That every member of the Library Com.
pany of Balti 11 payannually, in addi-
tion to his present annual contribution, the
cum of iv>o thenars for eight successive years,
which pay* I be enforced under the
reg ii: it ions am3 in • idde prescribed for
compellirfg payments of the said stated annual
contributions : provided always, that, any mem.
ber .shall be at liberty to advance fout.tefn dol-
lars in one payment at any time on or before
the fiVst annual Contribution becoming due,
which advance shall be received in lieu of his
el'glyt years additional contributions.
3. That the directors of the Library Com.
pany of Baltimore, be and are hereby author-
ised and required to appropriate the said ad-
ditional contributions or so much thereof as
may be necessary to the purchase of a suita-
ble lot of ground, on which may be erected a
commodious building for the deposit of ihe
bosks of the Library when the funds will per-
mit.
By order,
FRANCIS BEESToy, Sec. B L.C.
y 6. ___________¦¦ _ M&Th4t
Sale by Auction.
On TUESDAY,
(JTVipll'/i August, at 5 o'clock in the eflemcoii,
"jiill be Void at 1%e premises, by order of the
-, and -under the direction of Freaerici
Price, est/. Irusteb,
ALL that valuable piece of Ground, con-
-laining nine acre*; about one mile and a half
from the city situated to the west of the
York Turnpike Road, and bounded by .the
Lands of Messrs. Edwards, Vincent, and
Ball On the premises is erected a good and
convenient dwelling House, Stables, he. late-
ly owned and now occupied by Mr. John
Neftle.
It will be at the purchaser's option, to pay
llhe cash, or to give approved indorsed notes
at six and twelve months, with interest
thereon, from the day of sale.'
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
_ June f?9._______________ MikTh
For Sale,
Two BOYS, between the age of eight and
eleven years, ami a Mulatto GIRL, about 8
years old. Inquijce gi' Ute. primer.
Jun« 10. 2»w
Land for Sale.
THE sttbscribecofltersfor Na;;, ROSfeRTJ's
PARK, containing 166 acres i being witliin 3
miles of Baltimore, on the Falls turnpike road,
rhe improvements are, a small frame D wellimg
i louse, a Kitchen adjoining^ Uarn and Stables,
a.small Spring House, a good Apple. Orchard,
a Meadow very rich, about 6 acres cleared, Si
from 20 to '25 more may be easily made, as the
place is well watered.. There is .a sufficient
quantity of timber for tie use of the farm —
The terms of sale may he known by ap living
to Abraham J. ssop, in Howard-street, or to
JOHN MEitRi'MAN, ofSam'l,
Near Hooksto.vn
mnylS.__________________________3aw
CITY BATHS.
FINN'S IMPROVEMENT, &c. &c.
Seven new 7 UBS, and shortly another extensive
BOILER, besides a variety if other efforts to
please .' ! !
WILLIAM FINN,
Who at the
CITY BATHS, JONES' FALLS FOOT-
BRIDGE,
Has had the honor for several years past
to be instrumental in washing the body corpo-
real of half tke community ; takes this liber-
ty to talk like a states nan, viz,—not/or his
own but lor the public good .' To inform all his
old and new friends, as well those he inows, as
those he don't know ; that his Patent submersion
machinery, is now in complete order for their
reception ; or, in other words, he his made,
an.i is still making, such additions to his es
tablishment, that from day light until mid-
night no applicant will be subject to the un-
necessary loss of a moments detention, to
obtain either a COLD, V/ARM, SHOWER,
or PLUNGING BATH; when the season
permits :
APPROPRIATE ROOMS
AND
BATHING TUBS,
For all sizes and sexes, Detached Rooms,
particultlry appropriated for LADIES, and
Cordial Restoratives, as usual viz : Finn's
Antispasmodics ; Grand Restotatives ; Republi-
can Strengthenersfor the nerves, and the never
failing exluliratives of the system vulgarly
named Milch and Fruit PUNCH, LEMO".
NADE, &.c. Together with the most punc-
tual attention of the public's most obsequi-
ous, ho. &.c.
WILLIAM FINN.
N. B. For the further encourage i.ent of
persons inclined to bathe, & coming in stages
one half of the hire will be paid, if required.
June 18. 2aw
To Lease, on ground-rent,
SIX .LOTS on Franklin-street, south side,
opposite to the water company's reservoir, '.!0
feet front & 90 feet deep j beginning for No. 1
at the distance of about 304 feet from the inter-
sect inn of Franklin and Calvert-streets, and
running ea'stwardly for breadth adjoining each
other, and bounding on Franklin-street.
Also, six other LOTS on Gravel-alley, the
north side, 20 feet front and 50 feet deep.
Gravel-alley runs parallel. With Franklin- Stl et¦*.,
and is 20 feet wide. The Lots on it run back
to those on Franklin-street. Persons who
take Lots on Franklin-street, will therefore
have an opportunity of making them 140 feet
deep, to run back to the alley.
Persons who wish to take lots of this depth,
may, if they choose, have a greater front Those
who prefer pu. chasing in fan simple, may have
a credit of 12 months, on approved notes with
endorsers, and a clear title when the money-is
paid.
A plat may be semi, and terms known, by
application to the subscriber, or to James Ba-
ker, surveyor:, Oldtown, near the foot-bridge,
who willsftew the lots.
ROB. G. HARPER.
June 1. Saw
Fresh Garden fk Grass Seeds.
MAXIMILLIAN HEUISLER,
HAS received by the sliip Fair American,
from London, his usual supply of GARDEN
SEEDS, which makes his assortment com
plcte.
Also,
GRASS SEEDS, viz. White Clover, Lu
zerne, Cinque foil and Rye Grass, and a few
fine Moss Ros s, alt which he will sell low,
at his Nursery & Garden, at Portland-Ferry-
Brancb, near Baltimore.
april 29. 2aw
!TI^I------------ii . ----------- • i i ii
For Sale.
Two valuable three-story BRICK WARE
HOUSES, situate at tne head of Ellicott's
dock; also & new two-story BRICK DOWEL-
ING HOUSE and LOT, situate about a mile
from the city of Baltimore, on the Frederick
Town Turnpike road There is an handsome
Garden and a small piece of excellent meadow
belonging thereto. The latter property is well
situate for either a small private family or ta-
vern. For terms apply to-
FREDERICK PRICE,
No. S, North Calvcn-street.
A. 2 Saw
London Phcenix Fire Ofii.ee.
The Agent is thankful for the punctuality
with which the renewal payments have been
msde on Policies opened last year, and begs
leave again to recommend this valuable insfi
tution to the citizens of Baltimore, and all
parts of Maryland, for the Insuring of Pro-
perty from loss or damage by Fire.
The following Policies expire in July, August
and September ensuing, of which the con-
cerned will please take, notice.
No. 272,0)5 } B Lowndes,esq.Bladensburg,
272,0165 Ju'y lst> IgoV.
„,, , .Q5 Mr. Frederick rlamtnef,
~*"~j August 19lh 1807.
£72,02.
} Mr.
I > Geor
Alexander M'Donald,
rge-Town, Columbia,
Aug«st27th 1807
272,024^ Mr. John Veasey,
272,025 5 September 13th 1S07.
o>-9 nor c. Miss Susanna Buchanan,
^,0*0 j September 24th 1807
9T9 D9vX Mn George Multby,
27^,027^ September Sffith
DAVID STEWART.
June 12, m7r. {Hvga*MSpt
To Rent,
choke of 2 two-story Brick Dwelling
HOUSES; each has a stoie in front; one si-
tuate on Baltimore-street, adjoining the store
of Messrs Jacob and tym. Baltzell; the. other
near the Precincts Market ilouse, calculat-
ed for the reception of a large family Ap-
plication to be made at Ni> 240, ii a! tint ore -
street_________ June 20_________" 2aw
Notice is hereby given,
THAT I in end to prefer a petition to the
y ores of Harford county court, at. their next
August term, for the benefit o;' tlic acts of
insolvency, passed at November session, in
1805, and of the supplement thereto, passed
at November session, in 180(3, to relieve iiic,
as well from my own debts, as the debts o
the late firm of John and Samuel Chamber
lain, which I am unable to pay.
J. H. CHAMBERLAIN.
Tune S, 1807- 2aw2mf
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Willam Carman
HAS opened his SLATE YARD, on Spear's
wharf, below Smith & Hooper's Bake-house,
for the sale of SLATE, of which he has a
good supply in readiness for the present sea-
son. The quality of the Slate is such that
little need bo said of it—general satisfaction
has been experienced by thoae who have us
edit.
Many buildings in this city are covered with
Slate that is really rotting, owing to the quan-
tity of clay naturally mixed with it ; but the
slate here .advertised is of the most durable
iind) in consequence of the Iron contai.ied in
it Such persons as see it their interest to
use an article of acknowledged superiority,
m*> depend on having their orders punctually
executed, as W. C. is determined to receive
no more than he' can iidfil in time agreeably
to contract.
The buildings already covered with this
slate are as follow :—Mr. Robert Oliver's
back buildings in Gay-street ; captain Carr's,
on Fell's.Point ; Philip Littig's, Baltimore-
street j Henry Payson's, Hanover-street; Ja-
cob Myers'3; South-street, and Amos A. Wil-
liams's wareliouse, on Bowly's wharf.
N. B. The price of the Slate is 10 Dollars
per square of ten feet (100feet superficial mea-
sure. I The slate is measured when the work
i i finished, alio wing one foot extra in the length
of tlie eaves, hips and vallies.
SLATERS will be recommended, it re-
quired, that will do credit to the work.
July 3. 2aw6w
A Farm for Sale.
The subscriber offers at private sale, the
Plantation whereon he now resides about nine
miles from the city of Baltimore, near to the
Reistcr's-tewn Turnpike Road, being one of
the most productive Farms of its size, of
any withiiuhe same distance of said cny —
It contains 504 acres, about one fourth in
wood, consisting of Hickory, Poplar, Ches-
nut, White & Black Oak, &c. ; the soil particu-
larly adapted to the use of piaister, the greater
part of the cleared land is now in a high
state of cultivation, most of the fields are
well sett with red clover, between thirty and
forty acres of excellent timothy ; there lias
been raised for some years past, from eighty
to an hundred tons of Hay yearly I bis place
abounds with springs of excellent water, a
grei.t plenty of it in almost every field. The
improvements are good, and sufficient to ae
commodate a large family. For Ihrtliet »r
ticulars, inquire of Robert Wilki -son, B ilti
more, or the subscriber, living on tlie pre-
mises. ROBERT NATHL. ftARNAN.
June. -S6-________________________2a-.v0t___
To Let,
The Store and Cellar No g3 Market street,
with a Stable and Ware-house fronting on
East-strcct Also, 2"o. .< k W HIE HOUSES',
on the lower end of Swith'a Whirl" Apply
to STEWART, MONTGOMERY
206, Market-st eet.
Mav 18 d4t-2aw
Edward Johnson St Co.
INFORM their friends k the public, that-hev
are well stocked with, and now ready to deli-
ver, STRONG, TABLE, and SMALL
BEER.
January 2. 2aw
Just Received
Per brig Rising Sttn, captain Burr, from Gua-
daloupe, and ivtll be landed this day,
72 hhus. Clayed Sugars,
17 do. Muscovado do.
90 bags Green Coffee. For sale by
BRISCOE &. PARTRIDGE,
No. .78, Bowly's wharf
July 10. 2aw3w
Wanted to reside in a gen-
tleman's family in the country, a person ca
pable of teaching a family of children read-
ing writing, English Grammar, and the low-
er branches of the,Mathematics. Such a
person aecompantial by satisfactory lecom
'Herniations, as to capacity, attention and mo-
rality, will meet with liberal remuneration
Impure at this Office.
July 11. Saw
Chesnut Kails.
"2000 just arrived and for sale by
LEVINUS CLARKSON.
No. 2, Head of the Bason.
July 3. 2aw4t
To Lease on Ground Rent,
The following LOTS in Yates' & Bowly's
addition :
No. 68 on York-street 25 feet front 62 deep
69 do. 25 do. do. 52 do.
74 Wilkes-st. 25 do. do. 54 do.
ALSO,
Lot No. 21 on Potter street (Asqnith's
addition) 30 feet front, 80 deep.
KOB; G. HARPER.
may 5. 2>W
I.,and for Sale
THE subscriber offers for sale, the fol-
lowing tract of LAND, late the resilience
of Charles Elder, deceased ; lj ing in Anne
Arundle ©runty, on the Western Falls of
the Pat^psoo, twenty-tw miles from Balti-
more, and about four miles to the right of
the Frederick-town Turnpike P.oaJ.
It contains between six and seven hun-
dred acres, which will he sold in an enti"e
body, or divided into Lots, as may best sui,t
the purchasers, 'ihe above land is well tim-
bered, and has a considerable portion of mea-
dow gr ,011.1, with a,large Orchard of excel-
lent ( , " "s of every kind.
A furthai description is thought unneces-
sary, pr ti img those inclined to purchase
'.vol ¦¦;: iremises For" term apply to
the subscriber, living n; a- tlie. 20 mile stone,
town tti npike road.
CHARLES ELDER.
..&».$ law
To Rent,
A large new 2-story Bri.cfc WAREHOTJSE
ami CELLAR, with aeonvenier.t. BacMSuild-
ing, all incompleat ord-r, sufficient to accom-
modate a large family, with a pimp of excel-
lent water at lliedoor, and the use of a large va-
cant lot adjoining. It. is an excellent stand for
the flour and grocery business, Sic. qppo
French seminary and convenient to the New
market Possession may be h ;d on ibe 1st of
November. For terms, apply at No. 195, Mar-
ket-street. Octobers law
MncQUragemtut of Literature
BY AUTHORfTYy
Scheme ot a Lottery,
FOll THE BENEFIT OP
St.MARY'SGOLLEGE, ofBALTIMORE
Lolls.
1 Prize of
1 do. .
2 do. 10,000
o do. 5000
5 do. 1000
10 do. 500
20 do. 200
100 do. 100
150 do. 50
7000 do. 12
7201 Prises
Stationary pemiums
14209 Blanks —Not tvjo to a Prize.
1,500 tickets, at lo dollars each,
Arrangement of Stationary
Dolst.
, 30,000
15.000
20,0(0
10,000
5,000
5,000
4,000
lo,t;oo
7,500!'.
84,000
190,500
24,500
215,000
235,ooo
1st.
1st.
1st.
1st.
1st.
1st
drawn blank
do after
do. after
do after
do. after
do. after
1st. do. alter
1st. do. after
1st. do. after
1st. do
Premiums—Viz
R500
2,000 tickets are drawn,.1000
alio
1st. do. alter 20,000
Last drawn Blank,
15 per cent, on $215ooo is
Sum to be raised bythel ¦;.'.• >
Expenccs of the laAert
4,000 - 1000
6,000 - - 1500
8,000 - - 150o
10,000 - - 1500
12.000 - - 1500
14,000 - - 1500
16,000 - - 1500
lb-,000 - - 15O0
150o
lo,oo0
Dollars 245,coo
- 52,250 ¦
- ':^5o
----------32,2*5
The prevailing disposition to encourage the
progress of Literature-.-the peculiar favor
which St. Mary's College has enjoyed--and
the many splendid chances offered to adven-
turers by the above scheme, induce the ma-
nagers to anticipate a rapid sale of the tickets.
Tile drawing will cammeivce as soon as a suf-
ficient number is sold to author'./.e it. The
managers have givfin bond to the stale in the
penalty of sixty thousand dollars* for tlie faith-
ful paviidit oi'the prizes, which will be paid
subject to a deduction of 15 per cent, 30 day,
after the drawing js finished. Prizes no de-
manded within a twelve-month from the tconi
pletion of the drawing;, will be considered as
a donation to the Colli
Tickets to be had ot the Managers, or to
such persons as mav be authorised by them.
William Do Bowrg,"
John Tessier,
Luke Tie una.-:,
Rone.in Walsh,
William Lorman,
Alexander M'Kim,
Henry Wilson,
Samlel Stehbit,
James M'Henry
S. IlOLLlKGSWORTH,
Lewis Du Bourg,
Philip Lauuekson
Bpll d Siting,Mill
The subscribers are new r< :-d\ to ,. ¦¦ .. . »
orders for Hoop Iron and Nail Rods of all
dimensions, in the nSatest manner and at »erv
short notice.
Ar.'IlRKW & THOMAS ELLICOTT.
may 14 e0
For'Sale,-
300 bbls HERRINGS,
250 do. Fine FLOUR, by
JAMES BRUNDIGE,
95, Bowly's wharf.
_ J"'y ^3-_____________________________co6t
Ilenry Stickney,
Bowly's wharf,
Has received from uosion, and offers for sale,
40 boxes (3 flaslw-each) Florence Oil,
20 casks Whale iio.
25 bbls. Fat Mackerel.
On hand,
200 bbls. Naval Stores (all kinds)
150 do. Herrings,
1000 bushels Coarse Salt,
Essence of Spruce, Cotton Cards, &c
¦Tniy 13.______________._________co4t
100 Dollars Reward."
Raraway from the subscriber, livine-in Bai
tunore, on the28Ui ult. a jelu.w MAN known
by the name of DICK, be calls hi,., self
Richard bamctt. lie is stout made about
5 Jcet 4 or 5 inches high ; 21 or 22 \e is ot;
age of a pleasnur countenance ; his tetetli ala
broad ami white in front. He was bred t<>
l! e brick makmg business, and is acquainted
with all its branches. He has takey/mum
ber of Clothes with him, aniongm vrfi, 1, are"
one fine b.ue Gioth Goat, with yellow bntionsC
cite yellow nankeen upper .jacket, trimmed*
al round Willi blue tape ; one or two pair of
nankeen overhauls-; one tiupobr/jl.-1 ; one
fine furr ditto ; ihe other part of his clothe*
cannot be so eai tly descnied. It is sin pes-
cdtbat he is gone towards Philadelphia, aa
was seen on the Phi aiieiphia read the
he
I
Ma-ch 31
eolm-law
C naritdble McP me Society
L O T T 11 R Y.
THE sub»oribers bavin:; been appointed by
the members of said society, managers of a lot-
tery, authorised by the general SaScn
Ma ylaud, intend to raise a sum of money to
aid the funds of said society in extending-fur-
ther relief to the indigent ixidpvjs and helpless
orphans, offer to the pifblicthe followulie
SCHEM K.
1 Prize »f 5000 Hollars is 5000
1 do. 250 do. 2500
2 do. 1500 do. 3000
4 do. 750 do. 3000
IS do. 300 do. 2000
20 do. 150 cko. 5000
40 do. 75 do. 3000
80 do. 30 do. 2400
200 do. 20 do. 40oU
800 do. 10 do. .8000
5000 do. 6 do. 30000
1 First drawr blank 200
1 After 2000 tickets :m
1 40. ;o 200
1 6000 200
1 800O 400
1 10000 400
1 12000 5B9
1 14000 1000
1 16000 2000
1 Last drawn blank Prizes amounting- to 3000
6168 g 75000
11832 Blaftks.
Sum raised nciuding expence 15000
18000 Tickets at 5 dolls each is g 90000
From the above Scheme, it appears tha
there are less than two Blanks to a Prize; and
that, the Prizes are to be paid tnhfamt deduction
The advantages offered to adventurers, and
the very charitable object to which the money
is to be applied, induce the Managers to hope,
that a speedy sale of the tickets will enable
th -m to commence drawing1 at an early day.
Al! prizes will be paid in sixty days after the
completion cfttiie drawing, and such prizes as
aienot demanded within twelve months, will
be considered as generous donations to the
truly charitable object of the Lottery.
Tickets may be had of the Managers, and
such other pel-sons as they may appoint to sell.
Prizes in the Lotteries now drawing in this city,
txili be received, in pa) mneet >"r ti.i-ets.
MANAGERS.
same diy that lie runaway, and it is suppos-
ed tnat he has procured a forged pass I
W'N p'¦ ' « if tafcen; witiiin 10 nob g,
and .SO dollars if taken above 10 miles, aid
. the state of Marylaiid ; andtheabovft
reward if taken (.in of the s ate.j and secur-
ed in Baltimore jail, and all ,.
JOHN M'LiRNOGH.
j[uJy 13. ______^ ec
(>reen Coffee.
Just arrived and will be landed to-n: alrow from.
on board the brig Meteor, captain I.\.vts, at
tlie bead of Freit > iei-sti ,.a dock,
1309 i ags COFFEE, ol very supi riorqua-
lity, calculated ib,-either retailing, or expor-
tation.
Also in Store,
Muscovado Sugar, in hl'ids. ticrcec r
Clayed do. do. do. do.
Co/rciac Brandy, 4ti> proof,
Holland Gin, do.
30 seroons real Flotant Indigo.
Cocoa, in I,
1 bale Spanish 'Woo],
London Particular Tetteriffe Wine, in or.
casfts, i
Claret in hlnls and cases of 1 and 2 do*
each, and.
A few bbls. and bags, oldyclUw Cape, for
amily use. For terms ap$ry to
HU -.'THOMPSON.
J""e 29.__________________________feo8t|
Coleniiin and Taylor,
CA SINE T-M HKERS,
RETURN thanks to their customers for tfe'a
liberal patronage they have received while;
.ing on business in South and Water.
sirees, inform them and tee public in general
that tney have removed to their
New shop and Ware-Room,
No. 32, Norii Gay.t
Where they have ready made elegant :...t
plain furniture, new patrons of Sjdeboajtfs,
Chairs, Sophas, Is, Tables, he.
^ Jeotjriu a sltuatioritoci :th
dispatch they invite their customers ani
to call with or send their i rd« :, which will
l>e attended to w'nh punctuality.
They hove also for Sole,
BaySt Domingo MAHOGANY", Satin and
l'a.icy WOOD, suitable for ornttnieulmi; fui-
niture.
¦ 'June 15._______________________d 1 ?,eofit
Havanna Sugary Coflee, txc.
3 IS boxes prime while and brown Havanna
SUGARS, 15 half boxes refined White
8.5 bags Green Coffee, and 3 barrels Flolant
Indigo, just received per schooner Merchant,
John Bigby, master, from Havanna, and
sale, on a liberal credit for approved cnclosr.-
e I i.'iK r, if immediate applitation be made:
landing to
ROBT : HAMILTON,
Corner of Calvert-street and Lovely-lane
may 22.______ c
Notice is hereby Civen,
THAT the subscriber of Somerset County
intends to make application to tlie judges ef
Somerset county court, or to some one cf theta
for tiie benefit of the act of assembly passed
at November session 1805, entitled '*' An act
for the relief of sundry insolvent debtors."
JOHN WHITE.
JvAy fi^JSOT;_______>___
Notice is hereby Given,
THAT the subscriber of Somerset county,
intends making application to the judges ot
Somerset county com t, or some one ot them,
for the bein fit of the act.of assemble, passed
at November session, 1805, entitled " An act
for tbs relief of sundry insolvent debtors."
MARGARET MITCHELL.
July 6. 1807. d2m
William M .thews,
'fhorndict Chase.
7V>:.¦.? K. Si insiury,
John Sv er,
Thnuthy Gat 'ner,
Thomat T ..; ?rs,
February 10-
/'". land,
J'din Ojsti n,
ai 'lii.•.•ant,
Thomas Sprigg, ana
Eet Gould.
law
LOST,! ¦
Was lost on Saturday th* 11th instant, ?.t
I Mr James Brydeifs a Double Case Gold
! Watch and Chain, w'lh J. B. engraved on
the nick. Any person returning said w.dch
i to th,.. Office, shall receive any tl-.ing that is
I thought requisite.
j July 13. eoGt
j For Sale on pleasing Terms,
I A smirt, active Negro BjV, about fbur-
l teen years of age, has 16 yea s to serve. Ap-
i loyat this Ofhce. ju!\ l3-~™-e.;<;!. '
Notice is hereby Given,
THAT I intend to apply to the justices of
Baltimore count) court, or some one of Chum.
for the benefit or an act of assembly, p.. .«¦ |
