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TERTISEM
Revert Hollars per Annum.]
WEDNESDAY, JUi^Y 29, 18 )7
[Vol. XXVII—No. 4119.
Sale by .Auction.
On THURSDAY,
The 30th instant, will be sold, at the Vendue
Waveli-mse, at the corner of Fre.dgr'ckand
Second-streets, at 12 o'clock, by order of
Baltimore county court,
A stout healthy young Negro
Man.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
July 32. _
SalenDy"Auction.
The si^sciher will offer for sale on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, the 12th of August next,
at 10 o'clock, .
A II 'USE & LOT, on the Frederick town
Turnpike-Road, about five miles from Bal-
timore. The house is a frame, two-stories
lufsb, with a Kitchen and Garden, and would
suit for a Tavern. The Lot contains about 5
acres • is enclosed with a good fence (part
*tone and part post and rails).-It has a num-
ber of good Springs, and would answer well
lor the'establishment of a tail yard.
The terms of sale, one half cash, the other
half to be paid in six months.
1 ABRAHAM ENGEL.
July 24. ______________2aw4t|_____
" By Cole & I. Bonsai,
AUCTIONEERS OFFURNITURE, tSc. &c.
On THURSDAY Next,
The 3r>th inat. at our ware voum, back of the
Union Bank of Maryland, will he sold,
A General Assortment of
Household Goods and Furni-
ture.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
N.B. The entrance of the warehouse is the
first/left hand turn out of S. Charles from Mar-
ket-street.
July i7.
d3t
r
Grand Concert.
M. DUBOIS respectfully informs the La-
dies and Gentlemen of Baltimore, that on
Thursday Evening, '.-"-Hh. a Grand Concert of
VOG VL UINSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, will
take placi at Mr. Lnden's Assembly Koum,
FART I.
A Grand Overture, Pleyel.
A Song, Cheering Rosary, by Mrs. Gale
Several fcieces of Harmony, executed by
Mrs. Gaetuno and Sons.
A grand Italian Song by a Boy of 12 years
b old.
A Concerto on the Violin by M. Nenninger.
PART tl-
A grand Overture by Gaetuno
TheD ay of Marriage, by Mrs Cate-
Concerto of Clarinet, executed by M. Dubois.
An Italian Song, by a Boy of 10 years old.
To conclude with a Medley, or Pot-pourri
mixed with American, Italian and French
The Concert will be conducted by M. Nen-
n'.nger. .
Admittance one dollar To begin at eight
o'clock. Tickets sold at Mr Bryden's Ta-
Vern, and at Mr. Carr's Music Store.
jldy 27- .. . ...________Jii§__
~ Hager's-'Fown Bank,
Julv 23d, 1307.
100 Dollars Reward.
On the rth inst. (the day on which they were
•M'inted)there was stulenfromtheprinting room
of the Hager's-Town Bank, four half sheets,
or impressions of printed notes, each half
sheet.containing four nous, viz. one of g>100,
one of S'.O, one of §5, and one post note, all
Uank; and as none st ruck from the same plate
liave been issued by the bank, except eight
giOO, notes, from No. I to No. 8, inclusive, or
¦will be issued until the. s oh n notes are reco-
vered, the counterfeit! mayreadilybe detected.
The glO a d §5 notes are No C ; ail of the
same denomination which have been issued,
are No. A.an.l B.of course no.glOor ^5 notes
2>Io. Care in circulation, but counterfeits, or
any §100, except eight. The stolen notes
we badly executed, being printed by a person
-who did not understand the business ; they
liave a smutty appearance, and two of the
glO notes, which I have seen and which were
detected in Baltimore, are very badly filled up
»ud signed.
The above? reward will ne given for appre-
hending anu prosecuting to convict ion, the per-
son who lias or may forge the filling up and
(signatures of any of the said stolen notes, or
who has or may pass any of them with a know-
ledge of the forgery.
N. ROCHESTER, President.
(Jv. 27.) <112t____
Soap and Oil.
200 boxes Brown,7 en v p
100 do. White, ) au-^r-
"• 89 cases fresh' Florence Oil,
Just received per schooners Gorham Lovel,
and Francis, and for sale by
BUFFUM & GOODHUE,
No. 84, Bowly's wharf
Julv 14.____________________________d____
A. and R. Boughan
Wish to dispose of two Bills of Exchange
•en Liverpool, at 60 days for £¦ 575 Sterling.
They have on hand and for sale,
161 hhds Virginia and Maryland Tobacco,
24 do. Tobacco Stems,
4 do. Lampblack, in pound papers,
110 bbls Herrings,
100 do Turpentine,
1200 bushels Richmond Coal,
I.iiy 2j.______________________ d
TWO HUNDRED BOXES
Patte Grass CHEESE
Of the best quality, just received per schr.
Friendship from New-York, entitled to draw-
back. For sale by
•JOHN AUCH1NCLOSS, Junr.
No. 9, Calvert-street.
July 24.____________.___r___________. _d4V_
ilavanna Sugar, Coffee, ike.
3v Maryland
District, will be exposed, to public sale,
at the lower end of M'Elderry^s wharf, on
S ATURD AY, the first day of August next,
at 11 o'clock, for cash,
f >- The Brig
'&> POTOMACK,
5^' Her tackle, and apparel, and
m Furniture.
THOMAS RUTTER, Marshal.
June_25._________________ _ d7t
For Fredericksburg,
- V The Schooner
ANN,
Thomas Kent, master,
Will positively sail on Satur-
day next For freight or passage, apply to
the Master on Board, at Bowly's wharf.
July 28.____________d4tf
For Liverpool,
The Ship NANCY,
Gsorge Hobbs, master;
Expected to sail about the 8th
of August. For freight or pas-
sage apply to
JOHN h JAMES CARRUTHERS.
JulV '8________________ '^t
For Sale,
- -Cjt>, The S,,'P
r*W«^ CATHARINE,
raSfe' Now lying at Cole's wharf
,v:-C'- FeJl's-Point i burthen loOtons,
with all her materials as she came from sea—
Inventory to be seen at the subscribers's store.
The palharino was faithfully btttlt about c
years ago, in Washington North Carolina.—
Terms of side wiil be made known on appli-
cation at No. 53, County wharf, by
WM. JONES.
Julv?0,. d6t
' For Saif,
The fine fast sailing French
built Ship ROSE, burthen a-
bout 300 tons, bi.ilt of the
;,««.- best materials, well found in
sails, rigging, kc. and can be sent to sea at a
small expense. Apply to
GORNTHWMT & YA.RNALL,
No. 83, Bowly's wharf,
Who have for sale on board said ship,
131 tons of good building Sand.
7th mo. 13th. ___________d
For Sale,
The good substantial Ship
GENERAL GREEN,
^jj^f 239 19-9\ tons per register,
,¦-/; and ot such dimensions as to
slow a large cargo, for a ship of. her tonnage,
well found, having an extensive inventory of
materials. This ship wii: be sold on the most
moderate terms, in order to close a concern.
For terms apply to
CHARLES B. YOUNG, Broker,
Commerce-street.
June 27-______________________________d_
For Amsterdam,
'."fyl^ Capt. D. M. Johnston,
Jllig&jalgSe Will sail with all possible dis-
patch, the gir-'.ter part of her Cargo being
engaged the remainder will be taken on mo-
derate freight. Apply to
CORNTIIWAIT St YARN ALL, or
JOHN BOLTE, Ship Broker.
Julv 24 c'o
"pleasure boatsT
Peter Paul.,
Respectfully informs the public, that he
has ne'wly rigged and fated up his Pleasure
Boats Dolphin No. 1, tiie Flying-Fish No. ?,
and the Little Mary-Ann No. 5, which will al-
ways be ready for parties who wish to lake
nautical excursions, »6'.very- conducive to the
health at this season. His Ferry liaiteau, No.
3, is also fitted up in tha neatest manner, and
will ply between the County wharf, Fell's-
Point, and Fort M'Henry, during the sum.
mer.
>¦¦,
\V. S'ANcTER.
July 15^_____________________2aw6t
IS'otice
JOHN SPINDLElt tenders.his serwc s
to a respectable public, and those particular-
ly of the Military Companies. He Carries on
the Painting'on Silk of Standards, or Milifa-
rv Colois, in whatever manner may be wish
ed, either with goid or silver insignia. I lav
ing executed a' great r.mn. in i¦ urope, b<
Hatters himself to render satis action to thosi
who would be geiiet'OUs to encourage him.
He rssiJes at Gr.y's Garden, at Mr Ho
sainvilie's. J dy -13._________ dn
Best Russia ciean Hemp.
R ssia Sheetings) fn,;Ued to a,.^!,^
Siierry Wine ^
'AND
3000 bushels yellow Corn.
For sale by
SCHULTZE & VOGELER.
May 13. d
Poking Cloths,
Millers and others, who deal in this article
can bo supplied on the best terms, b\ the ill,
voice or single piece, with Uniting Cloths, fro
No. 0 a 7, of a superior quality. I'rom twe up
nufactory of the " Three Kings," by appbiMt !
to the subscriber
JOHN SI'ERRY, 55, Smith's wharl
Mav 6:______________________________d
Baltimore St Frederick Turu-
pike Road Company.
NOTICE IS HER KB I' GIVEN,
That the President ana Ntiuiugt'rs require
the payment of the second mstali-ient of Fiv
Dollars on each Share, of the Aug lented
Strick on Monday, the 17th day of Aug st
next, at the B ink of Maryland,
per order.
J. LEWIS WAMPLER, Sec'ry.
July 9. dtllAu
Peter Hoffman &, Son
fa' remaining of their Sp-ing importations,
(Entitled to drawback on exportation)
Superfine Clotns,
Cassemiers,
Flannek,
Fancy Muslins,
Plain Cambric do.
Chambray Muslins,
Prints,
Cotton and Silk Hosiery,
Shirting Cottons,
Nuns and Colored Thread,
Knitting Cotton,
line Hats, lie.
Ami daily expect a further supply.
June 2 d
The Subscribers
Offer at private sale.
44 Cases ot SHEATHING COPPER, 20
to 2& oz.
Also just landed from the Polly ty Nancy, from
Charleston,
144 tierces ? ot fresh PICE, in excel-
22 half tierces5 'e»t shipping order.
R. LE.V1MON & CO.
July 15. ________________________d!5t
A Gentleman of liberal pro-
fession having a large airy house, and whose
family consists of himself and wife, is desi-
rous of receiving two gentlemen, as boarders
win will have the use of a small library His
residence being within a few paces of Market
street, is sufficiently central for the conveni-
ence of a merchant. As the arrangements of
the family are in a genteel stile, the terms
cannot be of tiie lowest grade, but will be
moderate. A line addressed to T. S. and left
at the Post Office will be immediately attend-
edto._________ .July 20._______________d_
Notice.
MR, ROSAINVILLE respectfully'informs
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Baltimore, and
its vicinity, that he has taken possession of
Grav's Garden, lately occupied by L. D.
Gunderman, for the remaining Lease of three
years, where he intends to accommodates the
public with every kind of refreshments, oi a
superior quali'y. Party Dinners and Relish-
es provided during the summer and winter
season.-, with private rooms for genteel t-om-
panies. He will exert his utmost endeavors
to render satisfaction to a generous public,
whose patronage he solicits.
N. B. Mr. R. Having a spacious Terrain
to dispose of adjacent to his Garden, takes
the liberty to ofier the same to those of the
Military Companies, without any charge, who
would wish to amuse themselves privately
with the Tactic Exercise, being convenient
and near the town.________Juiy 25' d7t
Notiec.
JOHN KENNEDY iS COX
Have removed their Books of Accounts,
| also, those of the late firm of Antbom, U, John
Kennedy an 1 Co. to the Counting House of
I ;.Ie-srs. A. Kennedy and Coh.oon, No. lo,
: flight-street ; where all persons indebted to
] cft'her of' the above firnts are requested to
¦- rtaymeht; and those who have claims
j against "the same will please hand in their ac-
- 'tint's for. settlement, July 10. d
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Dollars
New-York, May, 1807.
June 1. ,_______________________d
British Canvas,
HAVENS hUCK Wc.
60 pieces British Canvas, No. 1, to No. 6,
100 do. Ravens Duck,
40 kegs London Refined Salt Petre,
A few boxes large line Lemons, in excel-
lent order,
20 casks Green Coppo-as,
100 hoxts Spermaceti Candles,
Hyson, Young Hyson an.I Souchong Teas,
oftiiis year's importation, and of excellent
quality,.
15 casks Summer strained Spermaceti Oil,
15 crates Earthenware, assorted,
20 bbls No. 2 and 3, Beef.
For sale by
CORNTHWA1T & YARNAI.L.
^{U. SJ, B&wly's wharf.
7tU mo. 13tfej
d
Fifty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from Doughoragen Manor, Elk-
ridgc, (the summer residence of Charles Car
roll, of Carrollton, Esq.) on the iSth instant, a
Negro Man, named WILLIAM; aho-.t 30
years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high ; of a
pi. using countenance ; wears his wool platteA
en he locks and behind, and tinned up witak
comb. His clothing that can be recollected 13,
a long blue cloth coat, London brown panta-
Uions, black ditto, new shoe 9 with one row of
hob nai'.s round the soles an heels. He was
lately purchased of judge Chase, of the city of
Baltimore. Whoever will deliver th« above
Negro to the subscriber, at the manor on Elk-
ri Ige, shall receive Fifty Dollars.
AB'IJAH FENN.
may ?6.________________ d
Indigo^ Cocoa, aud Coffee.
67 seroons first quality Flotant Itdigo,
83 bags Carracas Cocoa,
675 bar,xls)HrstcluaUtyCoffl?e'
Jurt received by the schoorer Hope from
Laguirx, and nv sah- by
LUKE TIEKNAN & CO.
GEO. F. St LEM. .WARFIELO
July 9. .__ ^ ebiotj __
Ba timore and Frederick-town
Turnpike Road Company.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That proposals in writing will be received.
at the Company's Office in ihe city o' Balti-
more, until thi> 20th of Angus; next, for build-
ing a bridge over Manoquicy The width of
the st earn is about 300 feet, and the bridge
is to be raised about 40 feet abovi low water-
mark. The proposals to be accompanied with
apian. On application to John M Pl.erson,
an.! George Haer, esq. in Frederick-town, fur-
ther information may be had.
J. LEWIS W-tfMPLER, Sec'ry.
Julv 9. eotSJthAii___
Wra. ot .Term. Hoffman,
No 3, South Charles-street,
Hive impor'ed in the Shepherdess, from Londons
62 packages Fancy Goods,
Consisting of
Prints,
Muslins,
Cambrick and common Dimitiss,
c"imKrick and common Ginghams,
Cambrick Sarsni ts,
Chambray Muslins,
Shirting Cottons,
Madras and Pullioat Hankerchiefs,
White and Printed Qjiltings,
Knitting and Adelphi Cotton,
Silk and Cotton Hosiery,
Super Cloths and Cassimers, with trim-
mings to match,
Llegant Shawls, newest fashion,
Ribbons,
Druss |Buttons, Cords, Tassels, Girdles,
&c. kC.
And have remaining from a fbrmer impor*
tation a few cases HUSH LINNENS AND
SHSETlNC'S._______June -6. d!5' 0015
For Sale,
100 bbls. Rye Whiskey,
20 do, Apple Brandy,
10 do. P a-h do.
15 do. Country Gin,
48 do. Sugar-House Molasses,
28 bags Pimeto, I v
KENT & BROWNE,
Corner of Fi'ajwihn ana P.l. u-stects.
July 23._____________________d3t-eo5t
Cope and Brothers
Have for sale, the following colored INDIA
GOODS:
Checks,
CllStas,
Kirwa Cloth,
Seersuc1 ers,
Sooty and Gilla Romalls,
Canadaries.
Also just rececved,
Black SENSHAWS, and their usual as-
sortment of China and other SILKS, >c &.c.
July 23.________________________ eo8t
For Sale, or Exchange,
A Tract of LAND, containing 296 acres,
situated on the Patapsco River, in Aline A-
rundle. county, within seven miles of the city
of Baltimore ; two-thir.ls of the above tract
has good wood,-which may be transport d to
B ltimore at a small iexpence ; which said
property will be sold or exchanged for real
prop: rtj in the city of Baltimore For parti-
culars inqrire at mr. Wm. Childs' store, No.
88 B iwley's wharf.
July22_______________________„__?o:ln,_
Baltimore and Heister'-s-town
Turnpike Road Office.
J-n.Y 20th, 1807.
The stockho1 'ers of that part of the cani-
tal slock of the Baltimore and lieister's-'.own
Turnpike Road Company which was taken
on the Eigth day of January last, are hereby
notified that the second instalment of Five
Dollars on each share of said stock is requir-
ed to be paid at the Bank of B ltimore on the
first day of September next, agreeably to a
resolution of the president and Managers.
JOHN F. HARRIS, Sec'ry
July 20._______________________eotlstS _V_
Six Cents, and One Old Paint
Brush Uetourd,
For bringing home ROBERT BRYSON,
an apprentice, to the Painting Busims, who
absconded from the subscriber Last Evening.
Took with him sundry cloathing, among v.h'.ch.
were, a brown Coatee, a pair ot Olive Cor.
duroy Pantaloons, and two Marseilles Waist-
coats. Is nearly 20 years of age, five feet
four inches high, stout and good looking, and
much addicted to swearing. Vo reason can
be given for his absence, only his being guil-
ty of tlrfrouiling his master, in which Ue was.
detected &c. &c-
N. B. Masters of vessel3 and others ara
warned against harboring or carrying hit'i
away at their peril, as I am determined to
prosecute as the Law directs
1 J W1NTKLE.
June 22. _ .____^ ______v"4t
Cheshire Cheese.
.7000 lbs. rich CHESHIRE CHEESE, of
nice order, with a fgenersd assortment n
GROCERIES, forsahby WM, WOODS.,
fc'Q. 3., BaU.iaiare-'U'eet
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