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tat imem Se en Dollars per Annum.j WEDNESDAY, AQJUSr [Vol. XXVII- 4125. Sale by Aucti n. The mbtcnber will offer for sale on the prem:ses, on WQQn'ESDAT, the VMh of August next, at 10 o'clock, A H I.USS & LOT, on the Frederick town Turnpike-Road, about five miles from Bal- timbre. The house is a frame, two stories high, with a Kitchen and Garden, and would suit tor a Tavern. The Lot contains about 5 acres ; is enclosed with a good fence (part stone and part post and rails)—It has a num- ber of good Springs, and would answer well for the establishment of a (an yard. The terms of sale, one half cash, the other half to be paid in six months ABRAHAM ENGRL. Jjr&f 54.____________________2aw4tf India Sales. To be sold by public action, on WEDNESD AY, the V2th of August next, and the/allowing days, at the stores on /loss's wharf. The CARGO of the ship Coromandel, just arrived from Calcutta, Consisting of A General Assortment of Bengal Piece Goods, Gunny Bags. Indigo, Sugar, Coffee, Pep- per, Ginger, Ivory, Rattans, &c. &c. Catalogues of which will be published and delivered at the auction store, No. 15, South Front-street, in a few days, with terms an- nexed, by ANDREW BAYARD, Auet'r. Philadelphia, July 31. d6t Sale by Auction. On WEDNESDAY, The 5th August, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, will he sold at the premises, agreeably to terms which will then be made known, A neat and well finished two-story Brink Dwelling House, situated on Mulberry street near Howard-street, now occupied by Mr. Benlttidge, who will [jive possession the first of September next THOMAS CHASE, Auet'r. JnlySO._____________________________ Best Russia clean Hemp. Russia Sheetings? tUUjd t0 dl._wback Snerry Wme ) AM) 3000 bushels yellow Corn. For sale by SCHULTZE & VOGELER. May 13. d Mackarel, Oil, &c 40 bfois Fat Mackarpl, 20 d •. 'fanners Oil, 200 boxes White Co.i-Fish. For sale by THOMAS MAREAN, No. 9, B<>why's wharf. August 4. d4ti Corsica Wine, Beef, Lemons, iffc. 10 pipes Corsica Wine, now landing and for sale Also in Store, 100 bbls Boston No. 1 Beef, 100 boxes Lisbon Lemons, 100 do. Cod Fish, 50 tierces fresh Rice, 15 half do. do. 10 hhds N. E Rum, 15 quarter casks Malaga Wine, 2 j boxes Tea China, > 50 casks good shipping Cheese, 20 chests Young IHson Tea, and 4 casks Whale Oil. Apply to FITCH HALL, Jun'r. 81, Bowly's wharf. Augus* 4._________________d4t-eo4t For Sale, Two Negro Girls, brought up to House- ¦worfc, one aged about 20 and the other about 9 years. Inquire at this Office. August -I. For Freight or Charter. The Brig RISING SUN, $3&J$MiP Sufit, Mtrr, masters "^fTp^J^ Burthen about 950 barrels, in complete order, and ready to receive a car- go. For terms apply to C APT. BURR, or PAYSON & SMITH. August 4 d4t For Bermuda, Will POTOM--C, ____^_- ». in sail immediately, and t-zdSs&iLr will take freight on moderate terms Apply to JOHN S HORNE. A'iPll-t 3. tor L.agLura, The remarkable fast-sailing Schooner BETSEY St JANE, Thomas Spire's master, a few .... sehundred ha. rels will be taken on freightif immediate application is made to the cant, on board, low-rend of M'Elderry's wharf, or the subscribers JO-EP1I HAMILTON, or EDWARD VODORE. August 3. d4t|| For Sale, The fine fast sailing French built Ship ROSE, burthen a- '."'. •iv__r l'out 300 tons, built of the • '¦; best materials, well found in sails, rigging, &c. and can be sent to sea at a small expense. Apply to CORisTHVVAIT & YARNALL, No. 83, Bowly's wharf, Who have for sale on hoard said ship, 131 tons of good building Sand. 7th mo. 13th.________________d For bale, The good substantial Ship GENERAL GREEN, 239 19-9) tons per register, ^jk. and of such dimensions as to s*ow a large cargo, for a ship of her tonnage, well to ml, having an extensive inventory of materials. This ship will be sold on the most moderate ierms, in order to close a concern. For terms apply to CHARLES B. YOUNG, Broker, Commerce-street. June 27.__________________________d_ I1 or New-Orleans. Peter Hoffman &c Son Kave remaining of their Spring importations, (Enlillad to drawback on exportation) Superfine Clotns, Cussemiers, Flannels, Fancy Muslins, Plain Cambric do. Gharabray Musiins, Prints, Cotton and Silk Hosiery, Shirting Cottons, Nuns and Colored Thread, Knitting Cotton, -y Fine Hats, &c. And daily expect a further supply. June 2 d A. and R. Boughan Wish to d:spose of two Bills of Exchange on Liverpool, at 60 dais 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. liOO bushels Richmond Coal. July 33.______________________ Soap and Oil. 200 boxes Brown, ? co A P 100 do. While, 5»Oa1- 89 cases fresh Florence Oil, Just received per schooners Gorham Lovel, and Francis, and for safe by liUFrVM & GOODHUE, No. 84, Bowly's wharf July 14.____________ 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 Bottvig Qlothti from No. 0 a 7, of a superior quality, from the ma aula, lory of the " Three Kings," by applying to the subscriber JOHN SPERRY, 55, Smith*s_whart Mav (i. d <14t ., To be Let, A convenient two-story Brick Dwelling , with suitable back Buildings, Stables, ike. on Market-street extended, a small dis- tance beyond Paca-slrect, situated or. a Lot 56 feet front, by 17u. Possession may be bad immediately. For terms apply to HENRY SCHROEDER. August 4 (i6t eo6t Flager's-Town Bank, July 23d 1807. 100 Dollars Reward. On the 7th inst. (the day on which they were printed)there was stolen frdjrvthe printing room of the Hager's-Town Bank, four half sheets, or impressions of printed notes, each half sheet containing four notes, viz. one of §100, one of §10, one of g5, and one post note, all blank ; and as none struck from the same plate have been issued by the bank, except eight g>100 notes, from No. I to No. 8, inclusive, or •will he issued until the s'olen Botes are reco- vered, the counterfeits ran) readily be detected. The glO and §5 notes are No. C ; all of the same denomination which have been issued, are No. A.and B.of course noglOor _5 notes No-C, are in circulation, but counterfeits, or any glOO, except eight The stolen notes are badly executed, being printed by a person who did not understand the business; they have a smutty appearance, and two of the notes, which I have seen and which were i letected in Baltimore, are very badly filled up and signed. The above reward will be given for appre- hending and prosecuting to convict ion, the per- son who has or may forge the filling up and Mres of any of the said stolen notes, or who has or may pass any of them with a know- led_e of the forgery. N*'ROCHESTER, President. (Jy. 27.)______________ _ dl2t __ Baltimore & Frederick Turn- pike Road Company. .NOTICE IS HE REST GIVEN, That the President and Managers require the payment of the second instalment of Five Dollars on each Shave of the Augmented Stock on Monday, tlie 17th day of Aug ist next, at the Bank of Maryland. Per order. J. LEWIS WAMPLER, Sec'rv. v 9. dtll The Brig AD HER HAL, Captain Daniel M'Meal, Is now undergoing a thorough j repair, and will be ready to receive a cargo in j about 14 days. For freight or passage, apoly to the captain on ooard, at Cole's wharf, Fell's. Point, or HENRY THOMPSON. July 41. _______________dI4t For S;; c, The very superior New-York built ship N A V I G A T O R, about 300 tons burthen, cop. ^2»c»«-- pered to light water mark, not two years old, built of live oak, locust and cedar, and now in the most complete order for any voyage. ALSO, __J_2_> Ship diOLUS, 490 tons bur- _ w_v4jS_ theu, built at Somerset, state V? of Massachusetts, in the very ^*3^.»- best and most substantial man- ner—about 4 years old—copper.fastncd and coppered to the bends, with heavy copper, and jr. every respect a very fine vessel. ^^^^» ALSO, Ship PROJECTOR, about 250 tons burthen, 6 years old, coppered to the hends and cop- ________ per-fasten/ed, sails remarkably fast, and carries a large cargo. For further particulars apply to the subscribers, foot of Roosevelt street, Franklin's wharf, where the vessel may be viewed. MINTURN 8c CHAMPLIN. New-York, July 24.. (J. 29) eo-it For Amsterdam, ¦N The Ship ^^^^^^ ROSE, Capt. D. M. Johnston, ----,-,- . Wiil sail with all possible dis. pat-ii, the greater part of her Cargi. being engaged the remainder will be taken on mo. derate freight. Apply to COktNTHWAIT & YARNALL, or JOHN BOLTE, Sto Broker. so Buffum and GoodhuCj No. 84, Bowly's wharf, Have for sole, 30 pipes 1st proof Holland Gin, 10 do Corsica vYinc, 25 qr do. Malsga do. 10 half do. Catalonia.do. 8 pipes L. P. Madeira do. 400 foxes Mould Candies, 50 do. Spermaceti do. 50 do Dipt do. ^^m 300 do. Brown ? on , n 150 do. Whitei I"JAl' 150 do- white Codfish, 25 tierces Fresh Rice, IS puncheons 4th proof country Rum, 120 bbls. Fat Mackeral, 12 casks Whale Oil, 250 hags Bengal Sugar, 300 do. AUutn, 10 bbls Frankincense, 30 tons clean Russia Hemp, 75 cases fresh Salad Oil, 30 flasks each, 50 l'egs Fresh Raisins, 15 chests Souchong Tea, 120 bbls. Pork, in excellent order, 25 bags Pimento, 20 boxes Cotton and Wool Card3. Also, 40 bales and cases Madras and Caleutta Goods, consisting of Charcanies, Pepper Cambays, Manilla Ginghams, Karakall ditto, St Thomas ditto, Nicanees,Ventipulay, Cn«l- dalore Blues, Sooty Romall, and real Ma- dras H'dk'fs, Beerboom Gurrahs, &c. &c. &c. , July 30._____ d6t-eobt To Rent, The Store and Dwelling No. 4, on Cheap- side. Possession may be had, o application be made soon, on the 1:1s,. August, next. In- quire of Gnwr_e lleide, No. io3, Baltimore. S-lrect. Ao-.jsl J. d4t Notice. . JO HN K E N ^V EliTiSf COX Have removed their Books of Accounts, also, those of the late linn of .-\nthooy & John Kennedy and Co. to the Counting House of PB, A. Kennedy and Cnlhoon, No. lo, Light street. ; where all persons indebted to either of the above firms are requested to make payment, and thnse who have claims agai.ist the same will please hand in their ac- counts for settlement. July 10. d ,Havanna Sug ;i\ Coffee, he, 335 boxes priaif wiiil.e ami brown Havanna •'Ut; \HS, 13 half boxes refined White do 85 o.igs Green Coffee, and 3 barrels Flotant Indigo, jttit received per schooner Merchant, Join Bigby, master, from Havanna, and for • Negro Man, named WILLIAM; about ft! years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches nigh s of a pleasing countenance ; wears his wool platted on the locks and behind, and turned up with a comb. His clothing that can be recollected is, a long blue cloth coat, London brown panta- loons, black ditto, new shoes 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 the subscriber, at the manor on Elk- riilge, shall receive Fifty Dollars. ABIJAH FENN. may 26. d Fifty Dollars Reward. RAN \WAY on the 16th instant, from the subscriber, a Mulatto man slave named ISAAC, sometimes calls himscll ISAAC CLEHK. He is accustomed to horses, and is an excellent waggoner, about 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, aged, about 45, a very thin face, chews much tobacco, fond of ardent spirit, and if he can procure it will certainly get drunk, very cun ning, artful and insinuating, and is apt to smile when spo :cn to, and then shews his teeth. He has driven my waggon several times to Balti- more, and is very well acquainted in Alexan dria. When he went off he had on a shirt and trousers of ticklenbi rg; but as he has avarie ty of cloathes, will change them, as well as his name, to aid liim in making his escape ; perhaps he will endeavor to pass as one of my father's free negroes, and has procured a (org ed tree pass for tl at purpose ; he both swears and gambles; he is an excellent cradler, mow- er and ploughman, and understands every kind of work that is doye on a farm As it is not the first offence of this kind that he has com- mitted, on examining his back it will be found scarred with a whip. I will give ten dollars if taken hi the county in which 1 live ; .'0 dollars i! taken out of it, and fifty doll, xrs if out of the stale of Virginia, and secured in any jail so I can get him again ; all reasonable charges paid if he is brought to me at this place GEORGE CARTER. Oatlands, near Leesburg (Va.) » 31 si J ujy, ISOir. ______\ dfit eo Wanted a smart, active Ban- Keeper. With good recommendations, to whom li- beral wages will be given. Inquire at this Office.__________July 27._________ dlOt BEEF. 100 bbls. Boston, No. 1, BEEF, just re- ceived and for sale by FITCH HALL, Jim. 81, Bowly's-wharf _TeVy________________________d Notice. The Partnership heretof re existing be- tween JONES & AMOS, was mutually dis- solved on the 26th of July : All persons hav- ing claims against said concern, tire requested to render them to Peter Jones, and those in- debted will please settle their respective ac- counts, with Peter Jones, he being duly au- thorised to settle the business of said Part- hership. JONES & AMOS. August 3. d^t PROPOSALS, By EZRA SARGEANT, No. 39, Wall-street, NewYo-k, For publishing hf subscription, A NEW CYCLOPEDIA, OR, Dictionary of Arts Sff Sciences. BY G GREGORY, D. D. Author of Assays Historical and Moral, the Economy of Nature, fjfe. tSfc. To be completed in twelve months from the time it is put to press. In Twelve Parts Price two dollars *nd seventy-five cents each. Ths literary Quackery which prompts the publisher of every new work to endeavor to magnify the merits of Ids own intended pts, which is to he paid for on the delivery of each p;irt—the whole twelve parts when completed will make two volumes in quarto, containing 238 Copper-Plate Engravings, winch alone are worth the price of the whole work. It will contain more than double the matter of any similar work that has ever been published in this country. 2dlv. One Dollar shall be paid at the time of subscribing, and to be deducted on the delivery ol the twelfth part. 3d y. If the work be not executed in every respect equal to the engagement hereby made the subscribers shall, on returning ihe vo- lumes, receive back the amount of their sub- scription money which has been advanced. If required, the publisher will give a Certi- ficate, pledging himself to that effect, to each subscriber, at the time of subscribing. 4tldy. The price ot each part will e rais- ed to Three Dollars, tlie moment that the work is put to press ; and even then, the An/e expense of a work wliic'.i contains the substance of all that is known on every sub- ject, literary and scientific, will be only 36 Dollars New-York, May, 1807. June 1. ______________________d British Canvas, BAVKNS UUCK fcfe. 60 pieces British Canvas, No. 1, to No. 6, 10 ¦ do. Ravens Duck, 40 kegs London Refined SaltPctie, A few boxes large fin* Lemons, in excel- lent order, 20 casks Green Coppsras, 100 boxes Spermaceti Candles, Hyson, Young Hyson and Souchong Teas, of this year's importation, and of excellent quality, 15 casks Summer strained Spermaceti Oil, 15 crates Earthenware, assorted, 20 bbis No. 2 and 3, Beef. I'oi sale bv CORNTUWAIT & YARNAI.L. Wo. 83,.iiowly's wharf 7'Ji mo. 13llv 4 For Sale. A valuable Bay Gelding, 6 years old, well calculated for Gig or any Harness and would suit well for a Trooper. He max be seen f,yp three days from the date hereof,, by ap lying to Thomas Kilbraith, at his Livery Stables, on E taw street near the New Market-liouse. t "i-""t ¦"•___ d4t Found on the 21st ult. Between the Custom House and Smih's wharf, a Gold breast Pin, inlaid with hair, with three letters and 'lie freemason's arms cut in Gold, on the inside. The owner may have it again bv proving property and paying- for- tius advertisement, on application at No. 84, Bowly's wharf. ' August 1. d4t|| Wanted to hire, A Black Woman that understands rdain cooking, one that can come well recommend- ed (none else need apply) will hear of a situ- ation by applying at this office. A "gust i. ¦, d8tt 2e0 boxes Edam Cheese, entitled to deuen,- ture, Jamaisa, Windward Island andN.E. Rum, Holland and Country Gin, Bordeaux and Barcelona Brandy, Sherry Wine, Mess, Navy, Prime and Cargo Fork, No. 1 and 2 Boston Beef, Spermaceti and mould Candles, White and Brown Soap, Imperial, Hyson. Young Hyson, Souchong, Chulace, Hyson Skin, and Bohea Tea, Russia Hemp, Ravens Duck, 1 b,de Ticktenburgs, Black and Blue Nankeens, Sail Twine, Slates and Pencils, and Sole Leather, Eor sale by PAYSON & SMITH. August 3. er.4t Choice Lisbon Wine. 50 small casks Lisbon Wine, aboir 16 gal- lon's each, suitable tor private family's, for sale by JACOB &' WM. NORRIS. On Hnr.d, Sweet Oil, in Baskets, and cases of 30 flasks each ; Lisbow Wine, in qr casks and pipes, Cogniac Brandy, in pipes (fine flavor) warranted and co.umon Chocolate, in boxes. August 3. 2aw3w Lisbon Salt for Sale. 4000 bushels first quality Lisbon SALT, just received, per brig Joseph, add for siiie by HENRY THOMPSON. August 3. eo6t Baltimore County to wit: I hereby certify, that Levin Taylor, of said county, brought before me as strays on his enclosures a Bay Gelding, about seven years old 14 1-2 hands high, a 9mall star on his forehead, shod all round and has a switch tail, trots and canters, & has worked in gears ; also a h ly Mare, about the same size, about 9 years old, a white blaze in her forehead, hind feet white, switch tail, shod all round, tro" s and canters, and has been worked ili gears. Given under my hand this 25th July, 1807, JOHN ASQJJli'H, One of the justices of the peace in and fop said county. The owner or owners of the above Strays, are requested to prove property, pay chaigea and take them away. LEVIN TAYLOR, Five miles on the Frederick town Hi ad. July 27_______________________»fo4li_ To Let, T H AT large and commodious STORE, No. 47, Fell's- street, Fell''Point, at present occu- pied by Druvan and Poor, well known to be the largest, and most central foi the dry good business of any oil the Point, Possession may be had immediately, by applying to the printer J.dv 3)_______________________eo4t To tne iidmirers of the rine Arts. Just received from Amsterdam, & for sale at the Book and Stationary Store of COLE isf I. BONS lL, 174, Market street, a lew co- pies of the following described Allegorical Picture in Memory of PIUS VI. Gentlemen desirous of possessing a copy, should lose no time—the price being very low it is expected they will be speedily dis- I posed of. " A revered pontiff, a magnanimous sove- reign—a noble and affecting spectacle to earth and heaven ; he honored at once, by his trans- cendant virtues, misfortune, age, the throne and the altar." L'Abbe Deliile. This Picture, designsd by 1. Kuyper, paint- ed by A. de Lelie, and engraven by L Port- man, represents the interior of a temple, in the midst ot which is placed a sepulchre, on which is raised the bust ot Pius VI. Behind the se- pulchre appears Time ; he is surrounded by the dark clouds of oblivion, in which he seems desirous of enveloping the bust. But the e- vents which have signalised the epoch of Pus the Sixth's reign, and their influence on the destiny of that pontiff, are too remarkable ; his virtues, and above all, his patience and re- signation truly christian, form too great a con- trast with the immorality of his age, to permit oblivion ever lb be his lot. Under the figure of a woman transported with a holy zeal, Me- mory, who iniinortalir.es great men, arrests the menacing arm of Time ; whilst on one side of the bust, History, in an attiti de of reflection, fixes upon this scene a penetrating eye, and consecrates in her annals the events of the reign o! Pius VI. In the front of the picture is a female figure, absorbed in profound grief, and reclining on the emblemat.cal signs of the p ntifical dignity. On the opposite side is represented the church, under the emblem ol two women, phe ge in affliction. N earth* bust, and before an altar, on which ii cense is burning, Religion, alwa} s ealoi, is bib} in con- soling and encouraging thein Connoisseurs will easily perceive, that be- sides the beauties of the detail, and the ex- pression suitable to each figure, this Picture has at the same time tlie mlrit'Ol presenting all parts of the allegory in so perfect an that, without fatiguing the eye of the n hid, it equally cb-un* bwh the oas and the other. August 3, *«4t