|
A. and II. Boughan Marshal's Sale
ish to dispose of two Billa of Exchange i United
.A, at 60 days for £ 575 Sterling By virtue a
on hand andfor tula, '' '"'
f
i
W
on L ^^^^
They h: cnAP
100 do. White, S u l •
89 crises fresh Florence Oil,
J ist received per schooners Gotham Lovel,
and Francis, and for sale by
BUFFUM & GOODHUE,
No. 84, Bowly's wharf
July H»
"John afd James Roberts,
250, Market-street,
Have just received and offer for sale,
An invoic* of Goods, amounting to about
g 000 dollars, the credit will be 60 d»y»*W
notes with approved indorsee,
Consisting of
Manchrstry,
Blue Cloths,
Gray Coatings,
Flannels,
Cassimets,
Cotton Check,
Colored Thread,
Black Silk Mils,
Linen Check,
B-unci's Cord,
Black Silk H'dkfs.
Sewing S:lks,
Cotton Hose,
Worsted do.
Cotton H'dkfs. and
______^^^^^^^ Dimity.
J\f. B. The Ttbove invoice of goods will be
disposed o' very low. The packages will be
opened and the poods may be examined, on
Application as above.
August 11._______________ dlCt
Notiec.
JOHN KENNEDY Ijf COX
removed their Books of Accounts,
ay & John
House of
States, Maryland District, ss.
and in Pursuance of an order to me
directed from the honorable James Hous-
ton, judge of the United States, in and for
Maryland District, will be exposed to pub-
lic sale at the lower end of Tenant's wharf,
FeUVPoiet, on Thursday, the 20th instant,
at 11 o'clock, for cash,
The Schooner
GOTTENBUUGH,
Her tackle, apparel, furniture,
and cargo, consisting of 1273
bags of COFFEE.
THOMAS RUTTER, Marshal.
August 13 ___ d20thAti
Marshal's Sale^
United States, ")
Maryland District. J
By virtue and in pursuance of an order to me
directed, from the Hon- James Houston,
Esquire, Judge ot the District Court of the
United States, in and for Maryland District,
will be. exposed to public sale, at. the lower
end of Smith's wharf, in the chy of Balti-
more, on WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant,
at 12 o'clock, for cash,
j>x *')e Schooner
,____!$MW UNION,
V~$~l§l&J^' Her tackle, apparel and fur-
niture
, THOMAS RUTTER,
Marshal.
Anpust 12. L^H L111H
Have
also, those of the late firm of Anthony & John
Kennedy and Cq. to the Counting
MssBrs. A. Kennedy and Colhoon, No. to,
street ; where all persons indebted to
of the above firms are requested to
make payment, and those who have claims
agii 1st the same will please hand in their ac-
"couilts nent. July iQ. d
Fifty Dollars Reward.
R \N away from Doughorageli Manor, £lk-
(the summer residence of Charrei
roll, t>} CsnVrolUon, Esq.) on the i9th instant, a
Negro Man, named WILLIAM; about 50
years of age, 5 feet 3 or 9 inches high ; of a
pleasing countenance ¦, wears his wool platted
on the locks and behind, and turned up with a
001 no. His clothing that can be recollected is,
a long blue cloth coat, London brown panta-
loons, >, new shoes with one row.of
bob nails round the soles an.1 heels. He was
of judge Qhttse, of the city of
Bait.imore. Whoever will deliver the above
Negro to the subscribes, at the manor on lilk-
ri Ige, sha.il receive Fifty Dollars.
^^^^^^^^^ ABIJAH FENN.
w ay 36.__________ ;___________d__
Peter Hoffman ik Son
Ilr.ve remainirg of their Spring importations,
(Entitled to drawback on exportation)
Superfine Clctiis,
C as senders,
Flannels,
Fancy Muslins,
Plain Cambric do.
Chambray Musiins,
Prints,
Cotton and Silk Hosiery,
Shirting Cottons,
Nuns and Colored Thread,
Knitting Cotton,
Hats; &c.
And daily expect a further Supply.
J "no
sK>
For Freight or Charter,
For any part of the West-Indies,
- S^®V GREENWICH,
&§£$+*& A strong vessel, of the bur.
? then of 1600 barrels ; she is
ready to take in a carg-o. Apply to
JOHN CAUREHE.
August 12. ________cUt
For Sale,
The good substantial Ship
GENERAL GREEJ?,
2:39 19-9'- tons per register,
...._. ... .. and of such dimensions as to
stow 1 large e&rge, for a ship of her tonnage,
well found, having an extensive inventory of
materials. This ship will 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
tor New-Orleans.
. 1 ' • . The Brig
§1^ A DUE K HAL,
'£" Captain Daniel M'Meal,
v Is now undergoing a thorough
repair, and will be ready to receive a cargo in
about 14 days. For freight or passage, apply
to the captain on ooard, at Cole's wharf, Fell's-
Point, or
HENRY THOMPSON.
July 41.______________________dI4-t
Plaister of Paris.
The subscribers have just received per sloop Fal-
mouth,
A Cargo of Plaister of Paris,
FOR SALE Br
M'FADON fc WALSH.
Who will freight the s lid
sloop to aiiy port of the United
States, or W Indies, if spee-
dily applied for.
eo4t
Strayed from Gray's Gard< n,
A light brown Milk COW, with line large
horns. She hag no particular mark, but a lit.
tie lameness in her right hind leg. A Suit,
able reward will be paid to any person who
brings home said cow to Gray's Garden, bv
JOHN BOLTE,
August 14. - d4t
Lost or Mislaid,
A NOTE tor Two Hhds. Tobacco, inspect
ed at the Baltimore City Warehouse, dated,
June 5th, 1807, in the name of Rebecca Dur-
ding, marked,
R O Ao.181. 11*51 90. 1041? „. , g, ,.
132. 1103 92. lQHJ*7?**"*?
The above Note cannot be of any use to the
finder as measures are .taken to prevent its
delivery at the Inspection House, agreeably
to law. The person finding the same will
please leave it at this'office.
GEO. F. & LEM. WARFIELD.
AI • gust 14________________ <14t
For Sale,
A PEW in St. Peter's Church, No. 98.—
Inquire at this Office. August 13. d4t
Popplein and Brothers,
No. 8, Worth Howard-street,
Move imported per ship Virgin, and offer for
sale on reasonable terms,
A handsome assortment of
Black, Plain, Clored, Figureti, and Silk
VELVETS.
A ugust 13. __________J_5L_
Notice is hereby Given,
That the subscriber intends to make appli-
cation to Baltimore county court, in 2 months
from til's date tor the. benefit of the act of as-
sembly of this state, passed at. November ses-
sion, 1805, entitled, " An act for the relief
61' sundry insolvent debtors."
ALEXANDER DE VALCOURT.
August 14,_________ ______ (1^m
Notice is hereby given,
That the subscriber hath assigned all his
Book Debts and Accounts, prior to the 15th
of last month, to Frsncis I. Mitchell, who
alone 13 authorised to receive, and inforce pay-
ment thereof. JAMES W. MITCHELL.
August 13.
'All persons indebted to said
James W. Mitchell, prior to the above men-
tioned time, .{ire I to make im
ate payment to tl
I'ilANCIS I. MIT'
August 13. dim
August 13.
Charles Gwinn _? Co.
Have just received by the Henrietta, capt. Birk-
head,
Cotton, Rice, and Sugar.
Which they will sell at a low price if tak-
en Irons on board. August 12. d4t
Swords, Epaulets, &c
Swords of different sizes, suited for officers,
Horsemen's Sword Blades,
Silver Epaulets,
Breast Plates,
Boatswains' Calls, &c. For sale by
CHARLES L BGiHME.
Who mounts Swords, in Silver, Brass and
Gilt, of the Newest Pattens.
August 13 d4t
To Merchants, Grocers, &c,
A situation wanted, by a young MAN,
who is perfectly acquainted with Mercantile
transactions—and whose knowledge in the
Grocery Business, will be found extensive,
writes a fair hand; dak ulates corrtotly, ami
understands Book ,v epiug- perfectly ; -.»ii>iies
for a situation in a merchant's counting-house,
wholesale store, or public office, or in any
oilier department, wherein punctuality ai d
integrity Itlay be r< si< d on -, and hopes from
bis due attention to business, to render satis-
faction to those who may honor him with
their confidence. For his integrity and mo-
rality, several characters will vo\irh—and a
persona! interview will be given, by address-
ing C C at this Office.
N. B. The advertiser would have no ob-
jection to a country situation.
August 12. d4tj
" BEEF. "~~
100 bbls. Boston, No. 1, BEEF, just re-
ceived and for sale by
IJ.TCH HALL, Jun.
31, Bowly's-wharf
July 1.___________^ d
John H. Heidelbach,
No. 39, South-Street,
Offers for Sale,
Listados, "J
Checks, { Entitled to Drawback.
_ii*_ (IS.
Bielfield Shirting J
Linen.
Brown Rolls and Ba?;s,
Ready made Table Cloths and Towels,
Cotton and Thread Stockings,
Straw and Chip Kals,
An invoice of Gilt Neck-chair.s,
Ear Kings, Breast Pins, Rings, Beads, &c.
ALSO,
72 boxes wjute,^ Havana SUGAR, of a
43 brown5 superior quality.
August 6.________________eo4t
For Sale,
A Young BHy HOPSE. Price DO dollars
to be seen 'at Mr. Full ;..'> £tel ica.
Avgu/rt J3. 44t
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New-York, May, 1807.
June 1. ¦ d
City Commissioners' Office,
Baltimore, 14th August, 1807-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That the City Commissioners will meet on
Wednesday next, the 19th inst. at 9 o'clock,
A.M. to establish the south-west intersection
of Liberty and FaveU.c-streets, and the north-
west intersection of Liberty.street and Cow-
pen-allev ; also, the division-lines between lots
No. Sit"and No 616, and lots No. 616 and No.
622, situate on Fayette-streot.
Those who are interested are requested to
attend with the surveyor, land-marks and pa-
pers necessary for establishing the aforesaid
boundaries. Bv order of the board,
SAMUEL YlWCENT, Clk.
A'%ust 13.
An Infalliabl'e Cure for the
Tooth Ache
I know that various opinions exist concern-
ing my advertsiug the price of curing the
Tooth Ache—some say I am joking with the
public, others say if I had really discovered
a cure, for that tormenting maladv I ought fu-
tile sake of humanity, to make it public, and
support the fact by all necessary aad convinc-
ing evidence : I have taken the advice, and
therefore
1st. Declare that I have given my newly
discovered Jissen'e of Sulp'.ur, I diink to near
one hundred different persons who we/eaf
fiicted with the pain arising from hollow or
decayed teeth, and 1 do not know of one in-
stance where it has failed in prod rcingacure
nor do I believe it ever will, if used accord-
ing to my directions ; for I am persuaded
from a knowledge of its nature and .'fleets,
that this Essence has power to remove the
pain of hollow or decayed teeth, to as great
a certainty as water has power to extinguish
fire.
2.1. I do knowithatit has no tendancy to de-
stroy the Enam. I of the Teeth, orinjnrsthe
gums, but on tiie contrary believe it ..ii! pre-
vent the scurvy in the gums, and preserve
the teeth from decay.
3d It maybe taken inwardly with safety;
I have swadowed it often, and will at any
time drink it, to remove the scruples of the
timorous,
4th. If ever the above mentioned Essence
should fail in producing the desired effect, &
the tooth or teeth for which it was taken to j
cure, should at atlj futui"" period be extract- ]
ed, all money received by me for such eu.es
shall be returned and double the sum if re-
q t ed.
FRANCIS GUY.
Baltimore county, August 10, 1807.
Fersomdly appeared Francis Gay, before
me the subscriber, one of the justices ot tbs
peace for the county aforesaid, and HI ..'.e
oath on.the HolyKvangellstsof \imighty God,
tthat the facts stated above relative to
he toot'h ache, ig just and true to the best of
his knowledge and belief. Sworn before
JOHN A^SQJJIi'H.
Baltimore, 7th August, 1807.
Certificate of Samuel Vincent, Esq. Justice
of the Peace.
Some time in the Spring of the present
year, 1 was very much trouble with the tooth
ache. I hid thoughts oi having it drawn ;
t by chance happened in conversation with
¦vir Guy, to whom I related my intention.
He advised me to avoid extracting the tooth,
as he presumed he had a specific, and re-
quested me to make a trial ; when lie men-
tioned this to me, I recoiled that I was told
by some person that he had cured him of the
110th ache ; I determined to give it a trial,
and made use of his soluli > , p rhaps three :
or four times, and have not had any return of
it
About three months since a colored f
mine, was also afflicted with the Same pain —
I sent b»r to Mr. Guy, who also furnished
her with, I presume, the s.-.me solution, and
after three or four washings, the pain was re-
moved, and no complain) since.
SAMUEL VINCENT.
Certfieateof the liev. Alexander M'Cuinc.
I hereby certify that I was afflicted with
the tooth ache from about the first of lan
March to the begining of June ; at which
period I was on my way to the Dentist, when
I met with a friend, who understanding
where I was going, andvised me to go to
Mr. Guy, and he would cure me With much
persuasion I agreed to make the trial not be
lieving, however, that I derive much advan-
tage (if any) from it. But to my great sur-
prize and satisfaction, I was perfectly cured,
by applying his tooth water only twice, since
which I have been ?s free of tne tooth ache
as I have been at any period of my lite.
ALEXANDER M'CAINE.
Feil's-Point, August 7th, 1807.
Baltimore, August 7, 1807-
Certificate of Eli He^it.
This is toccrtu'v, that about tour months
past, I had a severe tooth ache, for three
nights and days without intermission, and by
washing my mouth with what Mr. Guy calls
his Essence of Sulphur, 1 obtained immediate
relief, and liavG experienced no return of pain
from that time to the present.
ELI HE WIT, Market street.
We the subscribers, having, in both our
families, experienced the beneficial effects of
Mr. Francis Guy's Essence of Sulphur, as a
cure for the tooth ache, feel bound to declare,
(judging from what we have witnessed) that
we believe it possesses every virtue which
the inventor ascribes to it, and that it is a
sovereign remedy for this tormenting com-
plaint. NILES & FRA1LY,
Editors of the Evening Post.
Baltimore, August. 10, 18o7.
The respectable names above render it
quite unnecessary to incur theexpence of pub-
balling more certificates.
(X3" The price of cure, one dollar and fifty
cents unless the circumstances of the appli-
cant should induce the proprietor to make a
deduction. F. G.
212, Market-stscet, nearly opposite the In-
dian Queen
Augsut 12._______ 2aw4t
Baltimore Jockey Club.
On Tuesday the 14th day of next October,
the Baltimore Jockey Club Purse of g500, will
be run for over the Club's Race Course, near
Govane's-Town : free for any horse, mare or
gelding, agreeably to the rules of the Club.
On Wednesday the 15th, the B J Club's
Colt's Purse of "OO dollars, free as abov«j-
Also, on Thursday the 15th, a handsome
subscription Purse, free for any thing ; ¦bat
the racing to be conducted agreeably to the
Rules of the Club, except so far as they re-
late to merely club matters.
JOHN WOODEN, of John,
Treasurer.
August 1L______________2alwlaw6t||
Choice Lisbon Wine.
5® small cask? Lisbon Wine, al>on' 36 gal-
on's each, suitable 1 >r private family's, for
sale by JACOB & WM N ORRIS.
On Hand,
Sweet Oil, in Baskets, and cases of 30
flasks each ; Lisbon Wine, in qr casks and
pipes, Cogniac Brandy, ill pipes (fine flavor)
ted and cOiAnjon CiitA'ohde, in I
-. jw
SECOND SUPPLEMENT TO THE PHI,
LADELPHIA
Medical & Physical Journal,
Collected ai*d arranged by B. S. Barton,
M. D. &c. he. price 50 cents ; just, published-
and for sale by CONRAD, LUCAS & Co.
No. 13J8, Market-slreet.
Who hare for sale the following HEW BOOKS.'
The Novice of St. Dominick, by Miss Ow-
enson, 2 vols.
Oddy's European Commerce, shewing new
and secure channels of trade with the conti-
nent of Europe, ; vol-:.
St Clair, or The Heiress of Desmond, by
Miss Owenson.
An Essay on the Study and Practice of the
Law, considered 111 their various relations t»
society.
In the Press,
Can's Tour through Holland,
Toussard's American Artillerist's Compa«
nioh,
The American Annual Register, Vol. ist,
for 1807-
Otj* Subscriptions fire received at theiff
Store for an original work, entitled, " Me-
moirs of Aiiacreon ; translated from tha
Greek of Critias of Athens, by Charles Sed-
ley, esq " August 13 2aw2w
Notice is hereby given,
That the subscriber bath obtained from the
orphan's court of Baltimore county, letters,
of administration on the estate of Tho-
mas Barley, late of said county, deceased.
AH persons having claims agaius- 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 Maich next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded farm all
benefit of said estate. All persons, indebted to
the deceased, are hereby required to make
immediate payment. Given under my hand
Ibis seventh day of August, 18U7.
JOHN BAXLEY, Adm'r.
August 7., 18u7._________ 2aw6w
N-otice is hereby given,
THAT the commissioners of the tax far
Baltimore county, will meet at No. 44, North
Gay street, on Tuesday, the 1st day of fcep-
tember next, and continue to sit the two fol-
lowing days, for the purpose .of making trans-
: iie.iringappeals from persons residing
in said county and precincts.
By order of the Board,
SAMUEL VINCENT, Clerk.
August 12._______ ______2aw
Green Turtle.
TURTLE SOUP will be served unon the'
Table of the Fountain Inn, on MO'NDAYS*
and FRIDAYS, at 2 o'clock, and from 11 tilt
2, in the Public Room, during the season,
JAMES BRYDEN.
N. B. Private Families can be served.
Jane 2.______________Th-S
Green Turtie Soup,
Will be served up at the Shakespeare Ta-
vern, corner of Lwh Ecst street,1
from 11 to four o'clock, on Wednesdays and
Saturdays, during the season.
(f j" Private-families can be served as above.
August 11._______________T&v*_L
For Sale or Rent.
The subscriber will sellor rent, the HOTEL,
situated oil the Capitol Hill, and near to the
Capitol, at present occupied by Mr. P. D.
Steile. As this house is well known, it is use-
less to say morethan that it is calculated for a
lacge establishment, and is the first situation
for a Hotel on a large scale in this city. Pos-
session can be had oa the first day of October'
next. Some other houses for sale or rent, on
the hill, near the Capitol. For terms applytoi
DANIEL C'tRROLL, of Dud'n.
Washington, August 7_____tuikfistO
Havana Sugar.
2R8 boxes White, 7 Havana Sug'ar of very
197 Brown, 5 Superior quality,
N im lauding from on board the bris A ctressj
and for sale by THOMAS TENANT,
July 30._____________________ eoSt
Roll Brimstone.
93 boxes Roll Brimstone, of superior qua-
lity, will be landed this day, and offered for'
sale by WILLIAM CHILD.
Who has also for sale,
Boston No. 1 Beef, smoaked Herrings in
boxes, Cut Nails, Iron Hoops, Young- Hy-
son Tea, old Bordeaux Brandy, Port, Liobori,
and Corsica Wines. Apply at No.' 88, BOw-
ly's wharf. August 10. d4t.so4t$
Von Kapff & Prune
Havejmt received and offer for sale,
8 bales light Holland Sail Clotlj,
2 boxes Tapes and Bobbins,
635 boxes Havanna Sugar,
126 hhds. Muscovado Sugar, :
On hand,
42 bales Cotton, 12 tierces Rice,
About 40,000 wt. Coffee,
60 boxes Scgars,
A few tons Fustic,
A small quantity of .Indian Corn,.
40 pipes Holland Gin,
50 casks Dutch Buer,
Gin cases, half pint Tumblars, Negro
Pipes, Black Lead Crucibles, Madder, Sew-
ing and Fishing Twine, and Brass Kettles,
.Also, f/,_
An assortment of GERMAN LINENS,
Among which are,
11 bales Hessians and Twilled Bagging
Stuff. And
About 2000 Muskets with Bajonets, &,c.
complete. \
August 7._______ ^ c!6teo
Baltimore JFater Company^'
NOTICE
Five Dollars on each Share of Stock, held
in this Companv are requested to be paid, at
the Bank of Maryland, the first day of Sep-
tember next.
By order of the President and Directors.
SAM. A. CHEW, Sec'ry. ,
(£3? By the 3d article of the a&socii tion it
is provided, That if any person or persons
hiding tuny share or shares in tins Stock,
shall fail for the spice of three days (after the
time limited for the payment by Noti.e as
above) to make the payment so called for on
bis, her, or their, share, or snares, then all
the said share or shares of such person or per-
sons, so failing shall immediately become and
be forfeited to the use ef the Ccmpan;.
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