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RICHMOND, July 18. W« are authorised to state, that in conse- guenoe of information received that the Bri- tish sanKflron had departed from Hampton Roads, and had caken a station off our Capes, the Executive have suspended the march to ¦t-jn of tiie .TOO militia ordered out from Gen. VV hite's brigade. They have been per- mitted to return to their respective homes, •v i-th orders to hold themselves in readiness to take the held at a moment's warning. The two companies of infantry, and the troop of Cavalry already stationed at Hamp- ton, will be continued. We are moreover authorised to state, that in consequence of tjie above information, and of positive assur- ances from General Mathews, tiiat the militia already called into service from his brigade, aided by the cavalry from Petersburg and Richmond, will be amply sufficient to repel any attack that can be made by any force ¦wi'iich can be spared from the Btitish squa- dron ; the infantry from Petersburg and this place will be immediately discharged ; major Ambler, under whose commaHd they march ed to Norfolk, is authorised to charter one or more vessels for the use of such of them as mavthinfc proper to avail themsselves of that mode of conveyance. All theotlierforr.es now under tiie command of General Mathews at Norfolk, will be continued until more sub stantial evidence is obtained of a change of disposition on the part of the British squa tlron. Those forces, together with the troops stationed at Hampton, will occasionally be relieved at short periods by other detach- ments of militia. Examples of Patriotism. Tiie portion of militia from Hanover and ¦Hemic", which was cullud out in part of the detachment of 500 men from Gen. White's brigade, intended to march to Hampton, con- sisting almost entirely of volunteers, assem bled ami organized with remarkable pronip titude. A 'considerable part arrived at tins place on Tuesday last, and the balance on the ixext day. On Thursday the necessity of their proceeding t0 tlie Piace °f t'u'ir ^iSt' nation, at present, having ceased, they were permuted to return home until further or ders, and directed to receive two day's rati- oiu, and p.ay for five days. They were also presented with the thanks of the executive, for their patriotic zeal. We are informed the inteUiK«nce of a postponement of their tinuch was'received by them with great re- jjret ; every man displayed the utmost anxi- ety to distinguish himself in the service of his country. In consequence of the absence ot so many of the inhabitants of Richmond, on the ex- pedition to Norfolk (by which it was sup posed the safety of this place was diminish td) a number of public spirited crtraensfhave formed themselves into an association for the defence of the City, and raised a large and most respectable trocp of cavalry, of ¦which Ed-ward Carringfln is captain, Wm. Dahin',' 1st lieutenant, Thomas Taylor, 2d lieutenant, and Jekyll Jones, cornet. They voluntarily subject themselves to severe mi Jitary duty, in which taey e: hir.it .a-TV con- siderable skill, and every night- p.itvele the Streets. The executive, by Virtue of a power ¦vested in'them bylaw, had previously ap pointed a small guard of sixteen men to Serve the purpose of a patrole ; but have since discontinued it.relyir.g on the vigilance of the patriotic association of cavalry, who do indeed deserve well of their country. 'vk »i?r'Al gazette. i was earned" into Torto'a May 48 and" was condemned 4th July. Also British brig John Bald.vin, 8 days from New-Providence, sugar, coffee cocoa and fruit—Geo. Walker, on board. Left No American vessels at Nassau : came, into trie capes on Friday night, saw 3 British ships of war laying near the Horse shoe. Arrived ahip Rising Sun, West, 58 days from Amsterdam.—Gin, &c. James Biays. July 14 'as boarded by the British frigate Cleopatra, capt. Sampson, who broke open all the owner's letters and detained the ship two hours. 17th inst. was boarded by the j British ship Bellona, the officer informed the captain that a midshipman and 5 men in attempting the day before to get something from shore had been seized and detained by the people ashoie ; they expressed great sor- row at what happened. Also,brig Tivo Brothers, Richhrdson, IO days from Havana—sugars—G.'orge W. Blackston. Left schrs. Good Intent, and Merchant, for Baltimore in a few Jays , brig Actress, do. di. Ruth and M.uy for Philadelphia next day. Schr. Carlton, for Baltimore uncertain, brig Anna-Maria of and for New Orleans ; C. o. Ketch f u- IVashintton in a few days ; spoke the British ship Bellona going out of the Capes. oc 1 1 1 hi 111 ¦¦mini iiiwwHiii minima I mti S; le by Auction, TO-MORROW MORNING, The 2lst\ instant, ac 10 o'clock', at the auction room, at the head of Freaeiich-street dock, viill commence the sale of A Variety of Dry Goods ; After nuhich at 12 o'clock, 67 hhds. -MuSrCOvado Sugar, 333 bags first quality Green Coffee, 31 pipes Bordeaux Brandy, 11 do Holland Gin, &c. And at private sale, 143,000 wt Coffee, 75(1 boxes wiiito end brown Sugar, 60 hhds Clayed do. VAN- WYCK & DOHSEY, Auct'rs. July 3).____________________________________ Sale by Auction., on WEDNESDAY, The 22rf instant,, at 12 o'clock, at rapt. Chase'* wharf, Fell's-PoMt, Villi be sold, on 60 and 90 day* credit, for approved indorsed negociaole note;, jCj£>Y T!,e Barque !Ji$$V" FETKkSbUKG, " y William Cooper, master; --» Burthen 15.5 tons, or about 1600 barrels; between two and three old ; bui't of the very best materials ; her timbers are principally Mulberry ami C dar. ¦ n wi-hiugio purchase is req to ha e h.-r csrvfull;. examined prevjou 1 ¦. S •' m - '•¦¦ ,: —1; to s-a at a sni ' pen e ; and h.-r urrentbty seen at our aueti. n room. VAN WYCK fc D'ORSEY, \uct'rs. July 20. MONDAY, Jt'LYZO. COUNTERFEITS. Counterfeit Ten-dollar bills,of theHagers- town Bank (in this state) are in circulation. We have seen one, which was offered at the Wecahanic's Bank in this city. This note is, by a competent judge, pronounced genu- ine in paper and plate ; but the name of the person to whom parable, (Rt-zin Davis) is erroneously Reyin Davis ; this and the pre- sident's and cashier's signatures are all writ- ten with the same pen, and are very poor imitations. Captain Neilson, arrived at New-York,in forms, that an embargo was laid on all neu trals at Kingstonjamaica, on the 15th June, to continue until the 30th, excepting such as intended to sail with the fleet, and would give bonds not to leave it but in a certain latitude. Interments in the city of Baltimore last tueck: Disease unknown, - 4 Still-born, - 4 Worms, . 1 Cholera, - . j8 Teething, . - .5 Sudden-death, - 1 Drowned - 1 Pleurisy, -¦ 1 lntcmperar.ee, - 1 Consumption, - i Old age - 3 Inflammation . % Cholic - I Adults, * - - '5 Children, - . 28—43 PORT OF BALTIMORE. Entered, . Rising Sun, West, Amsterdam ;•>',:!•:-. Sally, Peterson, Gnadaloupe Vixen, Baker, St. Thomas .Adherual, M'Meal, New-Orleans President, Walker, Norfolk Cleared, <§r.hr. Henry, Jacobs, Madeira X f?*WM the Merchants' Crffee-Hause Books. July ie> Arrived, schr. Adherbal, M'Meal, 23 idaysfrom New-Orleans. ^Arrived, schr. Vixen, Baker, 14 days from St. Thomas ; coffee and Hides Wil- 'ia:ii Wood, and Hugh Thompson, Left, ¦:;ehr.. E.nterprize for Baltimore and Allegha- 21 v for Philadelphia, sailed 2 days before. To the southward of Hog Island saw a ship ..ijj war in chase of a schr. which kept close under the land ; a squall coming on the ship «39 obliged to stand off, being too close in isitih the land ; the ship Concord of New- 4, t. from Mjptirjiqw Tor New,York For Sale or Charter, The very flu t-viiiliuir Swe di h Ship MJ >DES1 , burthen :; "¦' „pv supposed about 1800 I ! . ¦ ' ¦veil tilled 8 built of t'ie bust reateri Is. The terms maj lie male known on applli tti 111 to ROBERT BARRY. Who offers for sale the following Articles in 8 ire, on !iberal terms for approved paper, or in barter (or flour, viz 60 pipes c.li. ice Lisbon Wine, 4 do. London P. Madeira do, !£ d; • . I Genuine Port do. 0 qi. easks, | 7 )(.' b.shcls Choice Coarse Salt. July ?e.__________________m_________dfit •#• t -:g wanted. Any person havieir t>ne to dispose of. may he:'r of a purchaser by applying at this Office. July 20._________¦¦______________d4t Just Received. And for tale byff. Ba'vy ho. 10 South Chartes- it/eet, 200 Boxes ") Superior quality Havannah 400 half Boxes j Sugar ent'&td debenture. July •¦() ___________________e.tlOt Spanish Hides. Just received per Schooner Vixen, Capt. Baker, frtnn St- Thomas, 900 first quality Spanish Hides, which will be sold low if immediate application is made to HUGH THOMPSON, __juiy ?o.__________j_________i!i!i_ Will be landed tliis day, I Awl for sale h PATSOi? c5* SMITH, 32 hhds. 4th proof Jamaica Hum. On h, nil, 12 hhds. best quality Molasses, 8 hluls. 3d proof W. I. Hum, 30 hhds. N. E. . ditto, 20 pipes 4th proof Brandy, and 5 pipes Holland Gin. July 9.0._____________________ d4t For Sale, A Promisory Note drawn by AVm. Walker, Sail maker, in favor of Atluui S. John M'Lane, for.152 dollars 56 cents, ns the money is due near a year. We expect said Waftel is prepar- ing for a trip to the city of insolvency, a road We understand he is well acquainted, withi ADAM U JOHN M'LANE. July 20.__________;___________<14tf New Millinery'. MRS. BOWYEU & CO from Philadelphia, Informs the Ladies of Baltimore, and hs vicinity, that from the latest arrivals from Europe, they have received ayariety cf Mil- iinei v and Loose Summer Dresses, Lace and Silk Manxes, Spencers, Bla> k and white Lace Veils, Flowers, Lvster, Sarsanets, Ribbons, Cameo Combs, with a variety of O'her articles too numerous to mention, which will be opened this day at the Huuse of Mr. King, No. 110, Market street, within 5 doors of Caivert-street. July 30-_______.______eo4tt. A Gentleman,of liberal pro- fession having a large airy house, and whose family consists of himself «»d \yife, is desi- rous ot'receivintr two gentlemen, as boarders, win* will have the use of a small library. His residence being within a le w paces of Market- street, is sufficiently central for the conveni eoce of a merchant" As the arrangements tit' lb", thirdly are in a Jffenteel srite, the te;ni e.annit be of tire lowest grade, but wiU.be moderate. A line ad.'lressed to T- S. and lel'i at the Post Office will be ij»« ' 'teiui- *4t^ ' July 2d ' d j Baltimore and "Reister's-town Turnpike Road Oltlce. J-ir.Y 90th, 1807. The Stor.khoWers rtf tbat p*rt of the Cam- tal stock of ih • Baltimore and licister' Tuinjjike !V<.e! Coirtpaiw «hief*'-wai taken on the Eig-tli day of January ¦ >''¦'¦• ;,re hereby notified liiat the secoiul ins:.;!, ;¦ ut of Five dollscs tin each Share of said :,tock is reqrtir- e-.i to he paid at the 3 e.Ut of ii .ltUnttre on the first day 01 Septerftbei' next, agreeably to a resolution of the pr-esiclent and Mana-rcrs, JOMN F. HARRIS, See'ry July 20. etitlstS An elegant sorrel riding Horse ma sale, At the. Stable of Ilia Italian Ojeen. The lowest price for him is 150 dollars. Apply to the Hostler. July 20__________ _ M-TuThScS Musiciaas take Notice. Tiio e gentlemen who.are, desirous of form- iriij a Baud to be attached to the S9Mi Regi- ment, are requested to attend at Fullon's 1 av-rii to-nio.-i-fiw (Tuesday) evening pre- cisely at ' o'clock. July 20. Patriotic Guar is; The Company will parade this Evening at B o'clocii, at flie vacant gi'oiuid immediately ab ve the. first ifjtll on tile P utls, for the purpose ot drill, witiua.t arms. And a oicetSngoi tiie corps w'dl take place at o o'clock .precise! , at Mr Fulton's faverti in order toiioJ |>er- manent regulations for t.neir t;nvcriitite:it, and t<> transact such o'her business as may tome before litem. A full meeting J9 earnestly re- quested. By Order, C. P. WHITE, P.ec'ry. N. B. Surh trentlemen as are desirooa of 1 ' this Corps, v; 11 ne'et oitiier •>' ile: pa. ratie jrro.md or at Mr. Fultoo's l'a.ein. July So- _____ First Baltim >re Troop. The members of this Troop, are requested to meet at Mr Fulton's Inn, on Evening next, at 7 o'clock, r cisely, to elect an Oili e ¦, bslloj for new members and make other essential arrangements. Pet ortier WM, M. MAYNADIER, See.'rv. July i0L______________________________ 77//Y Baltimore Unit d Volunteers Are. requested to attend m it limit, arms on the vacant groiin 1 on ibe Martlet street roatl. opposite 1;;-. M'Mcnry's, to-morrow evening, -i lsi instant live o'clock. iU order, DAVID WARFIELD, Sec'ry , Jute £0_____,_________________ 21 • t ; ' ! t^e B A LT I M O P, E tl U S S A li S, li requi ited at Cafisten's Tavern", on nine, ft half past six, for toe purpose of signhtg the constitution, and pitying their 31 sciiptton—at the bamt time i'i 1 iiorui will, be submitted for their ap- ;on, and other important business laid txf-:v fliein.. By order of the Gap tain, JOHN S. SMITH, Cornet. July 20. d3t r-'ot^ce. The members of the Rifle Company, com- ' by Thomas &. Dursey, will meet at mberlain's Tavern, To-Morronv E-uenin/r, ¦ past seven o'clock precisely, for the 1 e of choosing the other officers, and finally organizing the company. Persons wishing to become members, will attend. July SO. . ________ 3t ATl'EXriOtf ! Washington Volunteers, You will meet this tfternoon at 4 o'clock, at theJNew Market House, without arms, for the p rpose of drill July 20. ' Attention Volunteers ! The members of the volunteer company, entitled the* United Blues," now about to be organised, arc reqttested to meet at ( aptain Gr. lflin's Soil Loft, at the lower end oi M'Olurc's wharf, on Monday Evening next, at 7 o'clock, for the purpos- of completing Lite organization of said company Those persons who wish to join will please to at- tend. By order, IOSUUA FORT, Sec'ry. July 18. d2t Linseed Q;i, Cordage, ixc. 60. casks Linseed Oil, 6 tons Cordage, 20 pipes Brandy, 20 bays Pimento, 7 bales Beerboom Gurrahs, 5 do. Baftas, 200 bbls Bosttn Beef, 100 boxes Mould Candles, 100 do. Chocolate, 150 small boxes Soap, 10 boxes Cotton Cards. For sale by WALES S CLOPPEU, No. 7, Boiyly's wharf. July 17._____________________________.141$ New Company. T'nose persons who have attached them- selves to a Volunteer Company, to be com- manded by Wm. Gwvnn, Esq. are requested to attend a meeting to complete tie organiza- tion of said company on Monday Evening next, prscisely at 7 o'clock, at Mr. Fullon's Inn. Application for admission will be received at any time until 12 o'clock on Munday, ei- ther by Sam. Ctile, Dennis A. Smith, or the Captain. N. B. The number of members can on no account exceed the compliment allowed by law. July 1/. On Friday, the 26th 'June last, the CHARITABLE MAKINE SOCIETY of Ba'tinwre held their Annual Meeting for tne Election of Officers, when the following gen- tlemen its-re duly tiec.ted ; THOUNDICK CHASE, Prcs'denti ' TIMOTHY GARDNER, Vice-President; . THOMAS COLE, Treasurers JtviIN HAMILTON, Secretary; NATHANIEL THOMPSON, ARCHIBALD KERR, DANIEL HoWLAND, fOHN SNYDER, GEORE STILES, Ten newMetnbers were also elected, -which with other necessity business occupying niucli time, it. was ordered by the !'¦ ta'ttbe Ofljcers, aitd as maoy of •: b.crs as 0)10096 to attend,'rn'feet on the t,5tfi clay of July instant, to'settle the Pension List for tl ear. By order of the President, JOHN' HAMILTON, Se-retary. JnlyS. ' eo Proposals by COjVRAD, LUCAS (X CO. (late 7,1. & J Conrad & Co. J No. 138, Market street, For PiiMishJirg LEfffSty CLARK'S TOUR TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN: througfi Tan ihtrrios of the CO KTIME A" I'Ot Wag T'ff A ME RW.\ I'erlbrrn.ed by order of tiie G-Oyernmeut oi'*1:? United States, during- the years 1-804, 18jj and 180ft THIS work; will be prepared by captain Meriwether Lewis, and will be divided into two parts, the whole comprized in three vol- umes octavo, the fitet containing at least 700 pages, the second and third from lour to five hundred eacli, printed on good paper, and a fair Pica Type. The several volumes in suc- cession will !>¦¦ put to pr< ss at as early periods as the avocations ofiths author will perm., him to prepare them for pttblicutioi. Part t;,c fi'-st : in two volumes. lriL:\i,e f.ist. WILL contain a narrative of the vovage, with a description of some of tlie most re- markable, places in those hitherto unknown wilds of America, acompinied by a map of good size, a large chart of'die entrance of the Columbia river, einbraci ig the adjacent coun- try, coast and harbors, and embellished .villi views of two beautiful cataracts of the Mis- souri ; the plan, o.i a large scale, of the con- nected falls of that river, a3 also of those of the falls, narrows and great, rapids of the Co- lumbia, with their several portages For the information of future voyagers, there will be added in the sequel of tins volume, some observations ami remarks on tee navigation of the Missouri and. Columbia Rivers, pointing out the precautions which milst necessarily be taken, id order to ensure sure ss, together with an itinerary of the most direct an 1 prac- ticable route across the continent of North Amerh a, from the confl lence of the Missou- ri and Mississippi rivers to he discharge 'of the Columl . Pacific Ocean. Volume Second. Whatever prop'grly appertains to &eoc-ra- pliy, embracing a description of the riv r-, in.,unit.ins, clini::!.-, soil and ace Of th ¦ try, a view of the Indian tuitions dlstri over that vast region, showing their tradllf- ons, habits mariners, customs, national cna-. . stature, complexions, dress, dwell- id ¦ tic in. rislls, with many other interesting parti uhirs in relation to them: [-rations and refleefi nsoiithe siibjei : ¦ goj erning tiki ni in urst with those nations. , ,i I North Am :i i. a, settn g (orth a plan for its estens'i n, and tin im ; ense ad- n-yt geswhi' I accrue tutl ie interests 01 the Uiii^* e-d States, b.jcjiml)ining the same vyitha i:,.:t. trade to.tTie Easl Indies througi thee et'i.ent t>;' North, Am'c'rica This volume will be erri- lielltshi i villi (w ntv plate:, illustrative oltbe dresa and gen ij ,1 appears .c- q| su< b 1 dian materiall) iron each Oilier ; til' lb.-ir habitations ; their weapons and in I tii,.cots used iii war i their bunting and lishiiif apparatus; domestic utensils. &C. In an appendix there will also be given a diary of (he weather kept with great attention tbro'- ul he whole oi the voyage, sh iwing also the daily rise and fall of the principal water cour se: which were navigated in the course o- tbe same. Part the second : in one volume. This part of the work will be confined ex. c.'usivcly to scientific research, and principal- ly to the natural history of those hitherto un- known regions It will contain a full disserta- tion on such subjects as may have fallen with- in the notice of the author, and which may properly be distributed under the heads of Botany, Mineralogy, and Zoology, torrelher v>ith some strictures on the origin of Prairies, the cause of the muddiness of the Missouri, of volcanic appearances, and other natural phenomena which were met witli in the course of this interesting tour. This volume wull also c main a comparative view of twenty-three vocabularies of distinct Indian languages, pro- cured by captains Lewis and Clark, on the voyage, and will be ornamented and emhel lished with a much greater number of plates than will be bestowed rn the first part oi the work, as it is intended that every subject of natural history which is entirely new, and of which there are a Considerable number, shall he accompanied by an appropriate engraving illustrative of it. This distribution of the work has been made with a view to the accommodation of cv, rv dcsc/ipt'ion of readers, and is here offered to the patronage of the public in such shape, that all persons wishing to become subscribers, rrwy accommodate themselves with either of the parts, or the entire work, as it shall be most convenient to themselves. Detached from this work, there will he published LEU IS AND CLARK'S Map of North Americ;,, From Loi g. 9 (leg. west, to the Pacific O- cean, and between 36 deg. and 52 deg. N. Lat with extensive marginal Notes ; Dimen- sions Five teet eight inches by Three feet ten inches Embracing all their late discoveries, and that part of the continent heretofore the least known. This Map will be compiled from the best maps now extant, as well published as in manuscript, from the collective information of the best informed travellers through the various portions of that region, and corrected by a series of several hundred celestial obser- vations, made by captain Lewis during his late tour. For the convenience of subscribers, these seye'al works will be delivered at ihe most respectable commercial towns, and at the seats of government of the respective states anil territories within the Union : no advance is required, nor will payment be demanded until sue!i delivery is made. The price o( part the first, in two vols. will be ten dsllars, and that of part thp 2d in one volume, eleven dollars, delivered in boards Price of the Map, 10 dollars. (Ijf* rVny persons who may have subscribed for these works, to lists which contain no sti- pulated prices for the same, and who may be. dissatisfied with the terms now proposed, are at libcat) to withdraw tlit-ir names from su.-li lists, at any time prior to tile 1st day of De- cember next. M. LEWIS. July 7. Ia\v6w Farmers'1 Bank of Maryland, fr/NE 30, 180?. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, To die stockholders in this Bank, on the Western Shore, thai an election will be held at Coo'idge's tavern, in,the city of Annapo- lis', ori the first Monday in August next, be- tween the heurj of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 3 -, P. lit, for the purpose of choosing seventeen directors of said Bank, to serve foe 12 months from the said day of election, Bv OI JOKTAXHAN i'lNKNEY, Cashier. I a wlit Bakuaore and F'^aerick-iowri Turnpike,}\o?,d Company. NoricJi is HEiiitf!" given; That i ftp said in v-nt'iog will be re*B st the Company's Office in Ihe < ity 0 ' BsttT- lnorc, until the SOthof Aug-uswteKt, |' ¦ iug'a bridge-over Mantiqui'cy i hewJdth of (be stream is about 300 feet, aftd the bridge is to '>¦' raised about 4*0 feet nbov j low water mark. The proposals to be aecornpaintfd witii a plan. On application to J ihn M-Pliersdn, and George Baer, esq. in Fredcrick-tovvr., fur- ther information may be had. J. LEWIS WACviPLER, Sec'ry. _ Julv 9.___________________eotSOtliAu Indigo, Cocoa, and Coffee, 6" seroons fli-st quality Flotant Indigo, 8" bags Carracas Cocoa, Just received by the schooner Hope from Laguira, and or sjfle by LUK.E TIEHfj AN S. CO. GliO. ,F. & LE:VI. WARFIKI.D. J'dv 9. _____________eolOtt Cluuies C- Egertoii HAS FOI4 SALE, 60,000 lb. best Green, Coiice, 72 hluls..Sugar, 1356 boxes laret Wifte, 10 tons Cainueacby Logwood, 5 5 hluls. Maryland Ttibacco} 1,000 wt. Indigo, may 21. eo To Re lit, TWO STABLES in Rogefs'-alley, back of tbe lato Franklin-Hotel Impure of Henry Peek, No. 149, Market street. N. B. They will accommodate 24 Horses may 14. eo BENGALS. ¦ A few pieces of LCNGALLS, of different Colors, for sale by JOSEPH TOWNSEKD. JMo. 18, Baltimore street, fith mo- 3.___________________________eo Divide ii4 The President and Directors of the Unioil I'ank of Maryland, hare this day declared a dividend of few and a half'per cent on the c-pi- tai Stock thereof, f,r the half >car, ending the 30tli instant, and the same will ue paitt to the stockholders, or tlieir representativea on or after Monday tiie Sth July, ensuing. By order o*' tire llorrd, R. HIGlNBt/lHOM, Cashier. June 29______________^________eo 18t Win. ix Jerm. Hoffman, No. 3, South i diaries street, ¦ OFl-Eli fOii S.iLJi, M7 bales INDI v GOODS, Consisting if Oudc Saltans, Do. Cosahs, Do. Marhoodies, Tanda'i Sahans, and Illafctgnnge do. June __<__. iJlOt-eoIOfi Wm. 6i Jerm. Horfhian, No 3, South Ciiakles-stkee-j , Have imported in the Shephertitse, frmi J^undont d2 packages Fancy Goods, Consisting of Prints, Muslins, Cambrick and common Dimities, Cam!,rick and common Ginghams, Cambrick Sarsnfts, Chambray Muslins, Shirting Cottons, i Madias and I'ullicat Hankerchiefs, White and Printed Qtriltiegs, Knitting and Adelphi Cotton, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Super Cloths and Cassimcrs, with trim« mings to match, Fdegant Shawls, newest fashion, Ribbons, Drsss Buttons, Cords, Tassels, Girdles, &c. &.C. And have remaining from a former impor- tation a. few cases IRISH LINNENS AND SHEETINGS. > June 26.____________________c!15t eolSt John Sperry, No 55, Smith's vthabf, Has received an invoice of 12 cases Fan- cy GOODS, consisting of Tambored Leno, Japanned, Sprig, Mull Muslins, 4-4 and 6 4 Tambpred, Plain and Spotted Gauze, Shawls, Princess and Royal Spider Net and Fancy Nottingham Lace. On hand, Cossns, White Platillas, Brown Hollands, llritannias, Book Checks, Dowlcs and Creas, Cotton Hose, Bolting Cloths, Beerboom Gurrahs, Jiditlpoore Sannahs, Jugdea, "^ Luc.kipoore, ' Baftas, Cl.ittabully, ) vJG'dla Rormtlls, Cotton Checks. Also, 13 pipes 4th pi-oof Cognise Brandy, (old.) 40 boxes first quality Cigars, N. B. The above goods entitled to deben- ure which will be received in part payment, July 1, ____________________eol2t Land for Sale, About 380 acres of Woodland, from nine to ten miles from Baltimore, on the main road to Ellieott's upper Mills: there is a large quantity of timber and wood on this tract 5 it is allowed Ity good judges that it -will ave- rage Considerable mori cords of wood per acre, than will pay the price I ask for it, as it stands, wiihout any expence or trouble in cutting. The price of lire wood the last; winter, with the increasing scan ity of that article on the title waters, niln*arBaltimore, it is thought will make this propert) of great value in a few years, to one that 'has the. money to spare. The whole may be sold to* 1 or had in lots, as may best suit pur- rs; one half the money will be required in hand, for the other half, t,to or three years credit will be given. Mithlon Ely, living tear the premises, will shew the Land; and the terms made known on application to Jo- seph Townsend, Baltimore, or to ENNION WILLIAMS, Selhy Mills, 7th ma eo i 6t| • An Apprentice Wanted A LAD between 14 and 15 years of age, possessing a good education, and of genteel connexions, will be taken as all apprentice tm the Printing business, .t the Office, of t!.« Observer, if early application is nuide to the subscriber. j. KGliIi\rSON. July !4. „r'('4t Haziehvirst, ts and Co, OFI'E.R TOP SAL I'.. L, P.Madeira WiF\TE, In pipes, hhds. sad qr. casks, Ju'r 1. esLSJ ,