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^mmETim 1&. • ¦ i Seven Dollars per Annum.'] MONDAY, AUGUST 10, {807. "Vol. XXVII—No. 4 129. Sheriff's Sales. By virtue of a writ of Fieri Ficias, from Bal- timore county court to me directed, will be exposed to public sale on Wednesday the 12th instant, at iO o'clock, at the Smith's Shops lately occupied By Wm. Soman and John Lutfib, (near Mr. E. Betts^nail fac- tory, Lower Bridge) tor cash, A large variety of Blacksmith's Tools, to wit •. B«Howses, Anvils, Vises, Hammers, with the. various other Tools necessary for a Smith, also, a few new Mattocks, Axes, SkO. Late the property of the said Suman and Lamb, taken at suit of William Crammond. Also, will be sold on the same day at 12 o'clock, at the dwelling House of William Sunutfi, on Market-street Extended, near the Union Tavern, a quantity of Household and Kitchen Furniture, late the property of said Suman, taken at the instance of Nicholas Emmick, for House Kent. Also on the same day at 3 o'clock, P. M. at the store lately occupied by John Bates in High-street, near Bridge street, a quantity of Groceries and Crockery-ware, late tho pro- perty of said Bates, taken at the instance of Jacob Slansburv, for house rent JOHN HUNTER, Sheriff. August 6.______________ "¦____ Sale by Auction. Th" subscriber will offer for sale on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th of August ntxt, at 10 o'clock, . A HOUSE ft LOT, on the Frederick town Turnpike-Road, about five miles from Bal- timore. The 'house is a frame, two-stories high, with a Kitchen and Garden, and would suit for 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 tan yard. The term:; ofsale, one half cash, the other JiliII" to be oaid in six months. ABRAHAM ENCF.L. July 34.__________________ 2aw4tt Notice is hereby given, That the subscriber hath obtained from the orphan's court of Baltimore county, letters of. administration on the estate of Tho- mas Buxley, late of said county, deceased. All persons having claims agaiiis the said de- ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, -with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at or before the first day of March next ; they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to the deceased, are hereby required to make immediate payment. Given under my hand tliis seventh day of August, 18u7. JOHN BAXLEY, Adm'r. August 7,1SJ7. 2awGw Who will, in pursuance of an order obtained from the orphans cowl, sell at public sale, on Tues- day next, the litk instant, at hit dwelling- house in Green-street, at 3 o'clock in the after- ttoaSs the following articles, bring part of tht pe s'onai estate of the deceased, m;z. A yotmff Mare, calculated to make a plea- «ant and useful hack. A III idle, Saddle and Saddle-BtigS, 1 stained poplar Bedstead, 1 good feather Bed and Furniture, 1 child's Bed and Bedstead, .Ismail Gold Watch¦ (French make) 1 1-2 doz silver Table and Tea-Spoons, I pair silver Sugar Tongs 1 pair silver Shoe Buckles, with a variety of Wearing Apparel, too tedious to enumerate. The terms will be made known at the time and place ofsale, by August 7. JOHN BAXLEY, Adm'r. d4t The Subscriber Respectfmlv informs his .friends and the public generally, that he continues to act as Broker and Commission Ag-i.it, and will transact any business committed to his care, with fidelity, pur.eiu.ditv and dtsptttch. He buys and sells Stocks of all kinds, coun- try Produce and Merchandize of every de- scription, procures Freight Ntc, for vessels, &. money for approved paper, on moderate terms. FOR SALE, Union and Mechanic's Bank Stocks, Mary- land, Chesapeake, Marine and Union Insu. aurance Stock. ALSO FOR SALE, V/ell secured Ground Rents. WANTED, A few Shares of Baltimore Water Stock. WALTER ROE, Broker, No. 46, South street. August 5 d'6t eoGt To be Let, A convenient two-stoiy Brick Dwelling House, with suitable back Buildings, Stables, &c. on Market-street extended, a small dis- tance beyond Paca-street, situated on a Lot 5G feet front, by 170. Possession may be liad immediately. For terms apply to HENRY SCHROEDER. August 4________ _______ (16t-eifit Notieq. JOHN KENNEDY isf COX Have removed their Books of Accounts, also, those of the late firm of Anthony h John Kennedy and Co. to the Counting House of Messrs. A. Kennedy and Colhoon, No. lo, Light-street ; where all persons indebted to either of the above firms are requested to make payment, and those who have claims against the same will please hand in their ac- counts for settlement. July 10. d A. and 11. Boughan Wish to dispose of two Bills of Exchange an Liverpool, at 60 days for £ 575 Sterling. They hive on hand and for sale, 161 hhds Virginia and Maryland Tobacco, 24. do. Tobacco Stems, 4 do. Lampblack, in pound papers, 110 bhls. Herrings, 100 do Turpentine, VM) bushels Richmond Coal. July 23.___________________d__ Bolting Cloths. Millers am! 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. 0 a 7, of a superior quality, from the ma- mtfactory of the " Three Kings," by applying to the subscriber.- JOHN SPEKRY, 55, Smith's-wharf. May 6. (1 For Guadaloupe, IJ3SS The new Brig j&fO BR MINI A, iJjiJ^ Captain Ramsey, ^ Now loading in Frederlck-st. dock, will take "Qij bbls. on freight, if imme- diate application is made to the captain on board, or to JOEL WEST h CO. August 8. d4t Sale by Auction. On WEDNESDAY, The 12 instant, at 11 o'clock, Ml be sold at the Coffee- Hrust wharf, on Fell's-Point, on terms which will then be made known, CLjT^-i The handsome and fast-sailing ^J/igW Bi''S DOLLY, ^Sjfi-XiF Formerly belonging to govern- ^fSriSSgfe.^ mWut, mounting fourteen dou- ble fortified sixes, her burthen 172 tons, or fifteen hundred barrels ; was built in Phila- delphia about 4 or 5 years since, her timbers are leak wood and mahogany, and is copnered to the bends, and has ev-ry accommodation for a vessel of war, but may be sent out as a merchantmen without any expence, being well found with all- materials for that pur- pose. She is now at anchor a small distance from the above wharf, and an inventory may he seen at the Coffee-House in Town and Point, at) Bryden's and Evans' Taverns, anil at the vendue office at the corner of Second and Frederick-streets. THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r. Augtist6j_____________________________ For Sale, The fine fast-sailing French built Ship ROSE, burthen a- . bout 300 tons, built of the /-ii%s best materials, well found in sails, rigging, See. andean be sent to sea at a small expanse. Apply to CORNTHYVAIT.& YARNALL, No. 83, liowlv's wharf, Who have for sale on board said ship, 1!U tons of good building Sand. _7thmo. l.ltb.___________________d_ For Sale, The good substantial Ship GENERAL GREEN, 239 19-9 -¦ tons per register, and of such dimensions as to stow a large cargo, for a ship of her tonnage, well found, having mi extensive inventor, of materials. This ship will he sold on the most moderate terms, in order to close a concern. For terms apply to CHARLES B. YOUNG, Broker, Commerce-street. Junfi_27.___________________________d_ For New-Orleans. -IT", - The Brig %uk> AD HERBAL, ffyjOP Captain Daniel M' Meal, "T*r*$€&}?i:_m_. Is now undergoing a thorough repair, and will be ready to receive a cargo hi about 14 days. For freight or passage, ap ly to the captain on Board, at C'lu'a wharf Fell's- Point, or HENRY THOMPSON. July 41. ___ _________cI14t For Amsterdam, , -JTjCN Tne S,UP d^wmtC rose, WLM3^ Cal*' D. M. Johnston, r?P§Wr-*Wi!*' Will sail with all possible dis- . the greater part of her Cargo being engaged the remainder will be taken on mo derate freight. Apply to CORNTHWAIT h YARNALL, or JOHN BOLTE, fcliip Broker. July 24.___________________eo For the liavanaa. JCjEs. The Schooner SJ-.v MERCHANT, A constant trader; intended to sail in ten days, and return immediately. Freight will be taken on mo- derate terms, and passengers can be well ac- commodated, on application to the subscrib- er, coiner of Lovely-Lane and Calveit-slreet. ROB : HAMILTON. Who has for sale, i'xportrd in saiti vessel, 260 boxes prime white Havanna Sugar, 75 do brown do Anil 65 barrels Green Coffee, fit for retailers Apply as as above. A ugust 5._______________________eo Supposed to have been Lost, A NOTE drawn by Comegys and F.ver- son, in favor of Robert Cornthwait, dated, 7th month 21st, 1807, at 60 days, for 200 dollars the Public ure requested not to receive it, as we arc d termiued not to pay it until compelled. COMEGYS &. EVERSON. August 6_______________________d4t Literary Notice. The annual Public Exercises of the pupils of St. Mary's College will commence on Thurs- day, 6th instant, and continue every day till the Thursday following inclusively, (Sunday excepted) from 9, A. M. till 1, and from 3 till 7, P. M. The objects of the different sittings will be as follows : „ , CForenoon, Natural Philosophy. Inursday £ Af,ei-noon, Eng. & Geography. ( Forenoon, Friday £Afbernppn, Soap and Oil. 200 boxes Brown,7 „n . ,, 100 do. White, )bUAl' 89 -ases fresh Florence Oil, Just received per schooners Gorham Lovel, and Francis, and for sale by BUFFUM & GOODHUE, No. 84, Bowly's wharf _J\jl_yl4.__________________ __d_ Fifty Dollars Reward. . RAN away from DoughoragenManor,Elk- ridge, (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 be recollected is, along blue cloth coat, Lon'don brown panta- loons, black ditto, new shoes with one row of hob nails round the soles an.I heels. He was lately purchased of judge Chase, of the city of Baltimore. Whoever will deliver the above Negro to the subscriber, at the manuron Elk- ri.lge, shall receive Fifty Dollars. ABIJAH FENN. may 26. d Baltimore St Frederick Turn- pike Road Company. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the President and Managers require the payment of the second instalment of Five Dollars on each Share of the Augmented Slock on Monday, the 171b day of August next, at the Bank of Maryland. Per order. J. LEWIS WAMPLER, Sec'ry. _ JUfy 9.______________________dtllAu__ Peter Hoffman h. Son Slave remaining of their Spring importations, (Entitled to drawback on exportation) Superfine Clotns, Cassemiers, Flannels, Fancy Muslins, Plain Cambric do. Chambray Muslins, , Erinfg, Cotton and Silk Hosiery, Shirting Cottons, Nuns and Colored Thread, Knitting Cotton, Fine Hats, &c. And daily expect a further supply. June 8 d Latin- French. C Forenoon, Natural Philosophy. Saturday < Afternoon, Arithmetic & Book £ Keeping ,, , t Forenoen, LatinJ Monday £ Aftemooh, French & Spanish. „ , C Forenoon, Natural Philosophy. Taesdayt Afternoon, Greek. LJ, . , S Forenoon and Wednesday | Aft(ri. ¦noon, Mathematics. Forciioon.Tiiesis On Philosophy den ndi u in Latin. Thursday < Afternoon) DlsUlbution of Pre. (. mitirns. On Monday and Tuesday the evening exer- cises will he concluded With public speaking— on Wednesday, with a short dramatic perform- ance—the two latter interspersed with music. On the last Thursday afternoon, the silting will open only at four. The Distribution of premiums will be preceded by a dialogue , by Musters John M'llenry and Lewis Eichelberger, both of Baltimore, and JaSnos Wi'liams,'of the E. S. Maryland. No admittance on the last ei ening without a Ticket. August 4 d?t Fifty Dollars Reward. Ranawny from the subscriber, living in the city of Baltimore, on the 4th August, a Ne- gro M VN named ISAAC, the same Negro who had lately run off, and was brought back, when his lead and. eye-browjt were shaved, with no other punishment tba the former of- fence, aged about 25 years, about 6 feet hig-h, very large body and strong made, has a custom of throwing up his haacf; or looking up when spoken to, very [urge flat feet and a¦ovenly in his walk. Had on Ticklenburgb shirt, and trovrsers, and a now red striped Swiinsdowtl under jacket, the remainder of his dress cannot be described ; by Irade a brick maker, fond of drink and very quarrel- some Whoever takes up said Negro, and secures him in Baltimore jail, shall receive, if taken in the city ten dollars, if 20 miles from Baltimore, and in the state 25 dollars, and if out of the stale, the above reward — Pail by CHRISTOPHER HUGHES. N. B. Masters of vessels and all others, are forewarned against harboring, or carrying oft" said Runaway. August 6. d6t-eol0t Wanted to Hire, A Black Woman that understands plain cooking, one that can coinc well recommend, ed (none else, need apply) will hear of a situ- ation by applying at this office. August i. d 'i-f Corsica Wine, Reef, Lemons, iS'c. 10 pipes Corsica Wine, now landing and for saie. 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, 2j boxes Tea China, 50 casks good shipping Cheese, 20 chests Young Hi son Tea, and 4 tasks Whale Oil. Apply to FITCH HALL, Jun'r. 81, Bowly's wharf. August 4. d4t-eo4t Gold and Silver Laces. 2000 yards Gold and Silver Laces, 600 yards Gold and Gilt Cords, 50it yards Silver, 100 Scarlet Plumes with- a few pair Gold and Silver Epaulets, Sword Knots and Sashes, just received smd for Sale by. SAMUEL WALKER, July 31______________________eo4t _ The Curious Are in'brmed that there is now to be seen at Mis Bickham's, No.2, North Charles-street, a Young LADY, born without hands, and with only three toes, on one tout; who is not so much a subject of wonder and admiration for her great ingenuity and elegance in em- broidering artificial llovvefs fit for framing, a id in cutting with rich variety and taste, gen- tlemen's watch-papers, as for the peculiar feli- city of her disposition and her entertaining style coiiversa'ion, diffusing gaiety all around her ; indeed,her cheerful am] sportively enagg- mg aspect at once dispels those painful sensa- tions which the deprivation of her tin bs ex- cites in the sympathising breasts of her visitors, which give place to the most felicitous im- pressions, resulting in an admiration of the un- paralleled good eense-and cheerful resignation of this young Lady to her puculiav.lot, which she has rendered by her persevering industry, spirit and wisdom, a happiness to herself, and a very instructive and consolatory example to the world generally, and to htrownsex parti, cularlj. Large Mowers, he. for sale by the young Lady, at tile above place. Admittance, 2o Cents—Cluklren, half • J my 39- e<> PROPOSALS, By EZRA SARGE ANT, No. 39, Wall-street, New-York, Tor publishing by subscription, A NEW CYCLOPEDIA, OR, Dictionary of Arts ?£ Sciences. BY G. GREGORY, D. D. Author of Essays Historical and Moral, the Economy of Nature, tjfe. iS'c. To be completed in twelve months from the time it is put to press. In Twelve Parte. Price two dollars and seventy-five cents each. The literary ^uaciery which prompts the publisher of every new work to endeavor tb magnify the merits of his own intended pub lication by depreciating the merit of all other similar productions, is, at once, both useless I and despicable ; because nothing human can j risi? into esteem and honor, merely, upon the ' ruins of another's reputation, without some i intrinsic Jxcellence of its own. The Publish- er of Gregory's Cyclopedia, therefore, will leave it to others to discover and declare, that the generality of Books called Encyclopaedias are, in their very constitution and form, too expensive and two cumb rsome, to be either | extensively circulated, or generally useful ; j and will content himself with briefly stating ! the claims and pretensions of the Book which lie hereby proposes to offer to the public. First, It comprises the most valuable informa- tion in all the important departments of Know- ledge, collected and arranged by some of the best scholars, and the most comprehensively scientific men, this day existing in Britain I Secontllji. This information is comprised in a j small compass, and conveyed in language at ! once perspicuous and elegant j so that the | reader may, in a short space of time, with ! ease and pleasure to himself, obtain that real ' acquaintance with the moral, literary, politi- cal, and philosophical world, which oilier wise could not be acquired from the larger works in which the sources of these streams of knowledge are contained, but by a whole life devoted to severe and unremitted labour. In order to render the work worthy of the* patronage of the American public, the Pub- lisher lias engaged all the best American Artists to engrave the Copper-Plates, of which 138 will be given in the course of the work ; and has also secured the assistance of Edi. tors of acknowledged talents and information. It is with the bleraied emotions of confi- dence and delight, that tne Publisher an- notinc.es his intention of offering to his nu- merous patrons and supporters, a work which combines eloquence with economy, and practicable utility with splendor. That the PatronB and Subscribers of this intended Publication, may be thoroughly as- sured of not having their patronage and pro- tection abused by any defect in the execution of the work itself, or any waul of punctuality in its appearance, at the stated and appointed times, the page given as a specimen of the style in which the publisher solemnly pledges himself the whole shall be executed, may be seen av the office of the Federal Gazette. On account of the great abundance of mat- ter and the number of -Engravings which the work will contain, and in consequence of the vast expence necessarily attending the prose- cution of such a plan, the publisher is com- pelled to solicit the aid of a sufficient number of subscribers, to enable him to carry his pur- pose into full effect, before he puts any part of the intended Publication into the hands of the Engraver or the Printer. The acknowledged and intrinsic merits of the work are such as to ensure it a very ge- neral and extensive circulation : wherefore it only remains to the Publisher to ensure to his subscribers that the whole of the exe- cution, as to the accuracy and elegance of the engravings, paper, and type, sludl be such, as in evi ry respect to correspond with the high value of the work. As to the engrav- ings, as (ret no spscsmen can be given; imt the Publisher pledges himself that they shall hi at least equal, and many superior to those m the London edition. That there may be no possibility of dis- appointment to the patrons of literature as to this work) the subscriptions are proposed to be received on the following CONDITIONS : 1st. The whole shall be conrprisedin Twelve parts, one of which shall be published month- ly. Each part shall contain .-.bout I50qu;ulo pages, neatly done up in colored paper, at the price of Two Dollars and Seventy five Cents, which is to be paid for on the delivery of each part—the whole twelve parts when completed will make two volumes in quarto, containing 238 Copper-Plate Engravings, which 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. 2dly One Dollar shall be paid at the time of subscribing, and to be deducted on the delivery ot the twelfth part. 3dly. If the work be not executed in every respect equal to the engagement hereby made , the subscribers shall, on returning the vo. lumes, receive back the amount of their sub- scription* money which has been advanced. If required, the publisher will s'v<* a Certi- ficate, pledging himself to that effect, to each subscriber, at the time of subscribing. 4thly. The price ot each part will e rais- ed to Three Dollars, the moment that the work is put to press j and even then, the whole expense of a work which contains the substance of all that is known on every sub. ject, literary and scientific, will be only 35 'Dollars. New-York, May, 1807. June 1. ___________________<1_ British Canvas, RAVENS DUCK Wc. 60 pieces British Canvas, No. 1, to No. 6, 100 do. Ravens Duck, 40 kegs London Refined Salt Petie, A fe\v boxes Urge line Lemons, in excel- lent order, 20 casks Green Copperas, 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 c.-aies Earthenware^ assorted, 20 bbls. No. 2 arid 3, Beef. Foi side by CORNTHWAIT h YARNALL. No 83, liowiy's wharf. 7th mo. 13th. 4 Hackeman and Hoppe OFFER FOR SALE, - IS boxes Plat ilk Royals, 26 Bretaghcs, 3 Estopiijas, 15 Creas and Dowlas, 3 Ijstadoes, 6 Checks, 3 GVioletts, 1 Bed Ticking. Alia, Vials, Cut Gl.iss, and a few packages Nu.' remberg Ware. Autrust 7. eo Just Received and for Sale," At No. '.I \ Market street, 250 half boxes Hvanna CIGARS, from the K.ng's Manufactory, of a very superior qualii j. JOHN h EDW. M'CLURE. August 7 c ¦ t Tne Public Will be pleasea to take Notice, That the subscriber has removed his Tavern, from New-Market to Cambridge,in the llousa formerly Occupied us a Tavern, by John Brad- shaw. lie flatters himself that lie will be; able to give general satisfaction by application and attention to ids line of business, an ! those who may be pleased to favor him -with their custom. JOHN STEVENS. Cambridge, 7th Aufrtts't S", ».. <\ Hazleliur .t, Brottie s ex Co. OFrER FOR SALE, Sheet Lead, Mustm-din Bottles, Pig Li ad, Crown tllass, in ci atcs Shot, assorted, of 12 fables, Crowly Steel, Porter and W ine B it- Grind Stones assorted, tics. Copperas, L P. Madeira Wine, in pipes, hhds. and qr casks, Champaigne of superii r quality, An invoice of Cotton hosiery and Black Lace. 100 logs Mahogany, 30 tons Logwood. Aiif ist 5. eo1r,l Baltimore Water Company NOTICE Five Dollars o.i each Share of Stock, held in this Company are requested to he paid at the Bank of Maryland, the fi.st day ot Sep- tember next. By order of the President nr.d Directors. SAM A. CHEW , i c'.y. ' CC/* By the 3d article of the association it is provided, That if an) n rsrin or pevvona holding any share or stares in this U'ck, shall fail for the space of three days ( f . i t e time limited fjr the payment by Not, e a* a >ove) to make the payment so called for oa his, her, or their, share, or shares, then all the said share or shares of such person or per* s.ms, so failing si,ah immediately become anil be forfeited to the use of the Company. August 3._________________ eolOiliS For Sale, Two HORSES an old Carriage and Two. Carls. Ii quire at this Office. August 5. __________________eo4t To Let, THAT large and commodious STOKE, No.' 47, Fell's street, Fell's Point, at present occu< pied by Drugan and Poor, well known to b« the largest and most central for the dry good business of any on the Point. Possession may be had immediately, by applying to the printer Jiily3J_____________^__ c'o4t Fine To the Admirers of the Arts. Just received from Amsterdam, &. for sale at the Book and Stationary Store of COLE if I. BOjjjTSAL, 174, Market street, a few cu-> pies ot the following described Allegorical Picture in Memory of PIUS VI. Gentlemen desirous of possessing a copy, should lose no tine—tile price being very- low it is expected they will be speedily dis- 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- cendiuit virtues, misfortune, age, the throne and the akar." L'Abb; DeliUc. This Picture, designed riy I. Ktiyper,paint- ed by A tie Lelie, and engraven by L. Port- man, represents the interior of a temple, in the midst of which is placed a sepulchre, on which; is raised the bust of Pius VI. Behind the se» pulclire appears Time ; he is surro- nded hy the dark clouds tif oblivion, in which he seema desiroias of 'enveloping the bust. But the e« vents which have signalised the epoch of Pins the Sixth's reign, and their influence on the destiny of that pontiff, are too remarkable ; his \ irtues, and above all, his patier.ee and re- signation truly christian, form too great aeon- trust with the immorality of his age, to permit oblivion ever lo be his lot. Under the figure of a woman transported witli a holy zea!, Mc. mors', who immortalizes greut 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 oftiie reign of Pius VI. In the front of the picture is a female figure, absorbed in profound; j grief, and reclining or the emblematical signs i of the p .nl ideal dignity. Oiithe opposite is represented the church, under theemblerri of two women, plunge' in affliction Neartlie bust, and before an altar, on which incense is burning, Religion, always calm, is busy in con- soling and encouraging them Connoisseurs wiil easily perceive, that be- sides the beauties of the deudl and the ex- pression suitable to each figure, this Picture has at the same time the merit o.i presenting all parts of the allegorj in so perfect ;m agree- ment, that, without fatiguing the eye o; the mind, it equally cliamis bolli the one and the other. iiirrnStS. ____________en4t J3Elf~ :' 100 Lids. Boston, J\o. 1, BEKF, just re. ceived and for sale bv HTCH HALL, J n. Bl, Bowly's nvliorf. July 1._________________________'l__ A Wet Nurse Wanted, Apply at this OJ/iet. Jvfust 4. 4 .