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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/07-1807/12 msa_sc3722_2_6_2-0154 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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MONDAY, AU" ;U3 l 17.
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Sale by Auction*
T.'if subscriber viiU offer for tali on the tytntuttt
on THURSQAl, iteiuikiititmif, if fair, if
not th* t-Xt fair dav, tit 10 d'c/ia'it,
A HOUSE & LOT on the Frederick-town
turnpike-road, about fi<'e miles from Baltimore
The house is a fr;ime, two stories high, with.
a kitchen and garden, and would suit for a
Tsvfern. The Lot contains about five acres j
i ( pc osed with a pood, fen e (part stone, and
part post and rails') iris a number of pood
Springs, and would answer will for the e
itabiislrment of a tanyard.
'I he terms of sale, one, half cash, the other
Jialf to be paid in six months.
ABRAHAM ENGEL.
August 15.___________________.dvtt
A. and R. Boughan
Wish to dispose of two Bills of Exchange
on Liverpool, at 69 days for £ 575 Sterling
Thtv 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,
VoOO bushels Richmond Coal.
July 2'______________________A
Soap and Oil.
2v)0 boxes Brown,? gQ^p
100 do. White, J •
89 cases fresh Florence Oil,
Just received per schooners Gorhavn Lovel,
and Francis, and for sale by
BUFl'UM & GOODHUE,
No. 84, Bowly's wharf
]ulv U.__________________________a
John a:id James Roberts,
Hive just received and offer for sale,
An invoice of Goods, amounting to abont
5,000 dobars, the credit will be CO days for
notes with approved indorsee,
Consisting of
Marshal's Sale.
United States; Maryland D.sirict, se.
By virtue and in Pursuance of an order to me
directed from tue honorable James Hous-
ton, judge or' the United States, in and for
Maryland District, will be exposed to pub-
lic sale at the lower end of Tenant'* wharf.
Fell's -Poiet, on Tlrrsday, the 20fh instant,
at 11 o'clock, lor cash,
£ fv. Tlie Schooner
jwt&'^Hhv GOTTEN BURGH,
1-J.Suly^ Mct Tackle, apparel, furniture,
^-^-^iiitsjK- and cargo, consisting of 1278
bags of COFFEE.
THOMAS RUTTF.R, Marshal.
August 13_________________d20th.Au
Marshal's Sale.
CxitedStaies, ?
Maryland District, y
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 ;he city of Balti-
more, on WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant,
at 12 o'clock, for cash,
The Schooner
UNION,
Her tackle, apparel and fur
niture
THOMAS RUTTER,
Marshal,
d
August_12-_
Manchestry,
B ue Cloths,
Gray Coatings,
Flannels,
Cassimers,
C itton Check,
Colored Thread*
Black Silk Mits,
I.men Cneck,
Sennet's Cord,
Black Silk U'dUs
Sewing S:lk.s,
Cotton Hose,
Worsted ^^^h
Cotton H'dkfii. and
lack Sim Miis, i Dimity.
N. B. l'he above invoke of goods will be
disposed ol very low. The pack tges will be
©period and the goods maybe examined, on
application as above.
August It____ _______________dP t.
Notice*
JOHN KEi/NE&r if COX
Have removed t:ieir Books of Accounts,
also, those of the late firm of ittho y &» Jolih
Kennedy and Co. t i the Countiog'liouse of
Messrs. A. Kennedy and Colhrfon, No. lo.
Light-street ; where all pessoue indebted to
either of the above firms are requested to
nia'ce payment, and those who have claims
agii.istthe same will pl*a*0 hand in their ac-
co nits for settlement. July 10. d
Petsr Hoffman 6t Son
Wat; remaining of their Spring importation*,
(Entitled to drawback on exportation)
Superfine Clotn9,
Cassemiers,
Flannels,
Fancy Muslins,
Plain Cambric do.
Chambray Muslins,
Prints,
Cotton and Silk Hosiery,
Shirting Cottons,
Nuns and ColoredThread,
Knitting Cotton,
Fine Hats, .Vc.
And daily expect a further Supply.
For Sale,
The eood substantial Ship
GENERAL GREEN,
239 19-9' tons per register,
and of such dimensions as to
stowVlarfre. cargo, for a ship of her tonnage,
well found, having an extensive inventory o
materials This ship will be sold on the most
moderate terms, in order to close a concern.
F°rtermCHffiES B.YOUNG, Broker
Commerce-street.
June 27.__________1_......-------------
Plaister of Paris.
The subscribers have just received per sloop Fal-
mouth,
A Cargo of Plaister of P;.ns,
FOR SALE BY
M'FADON fe WALSH.
Who will freight the said
si.' p to any port of the United
States, or W Indies, if spec
dily applied for.
' eo4t
August 13
For the Ilavanna.
Thf Schooner
MERC 11 VNT,
A constant trader; intended
to 8*11 in ten days, and return
Freight will be taken on mo
'
Strayed from Gray's Garden,
A light brown Milk COW, with fine large
horns. She has no particular mark, but a lit- ,
th* lameness in her right hind leg. A Suit- \
aole reward will he paid to any person who
bring* home said cow to Gray's Garden, by.;
JOHN* BOLTE, \
August 14___________d4t
Lost or Mislaid,
A NOTE lor Two Hhds. Tobacco, inspect
ed at the Baltimore City Warehouse, dated,
June 5th, 1807, in the name of Rebecca Dur-
dine-, m irked,
R 9 A,;. 181 1131 90. 1041? r. , «„ ,.,
.182. 1103. 92. 10115 f Almighty God,
tthat the facts stated above relative to
he tooth ache, is just and true to the best of
his knowledge and belief. Sworn before
JOHN AISQUjl H•
[Vol X.SVII
Attention! Artillerists.
immediately, rreujm «... —_____ .
derate terms, and passengers cm be well ac
comuio' ated, on application to the subscrib-
er, corner of Lovely-L'i>e anil Cnlverl-strcet.
ROB : HA. HLTON.
Who has for sale, i 1.ported in said vetse!,
260 b.ixes prime white Ilavanna Sugar,
75 do brown do
And
65 barrels Green Coffee, fit for retailer*.
Apply as as above.
August 5. • ;__eo__
BEEF.
100 Vols, Roiton, Na. 1, BEEF, just re-
ceived and lar sale by
FITCH HALL, Jun.
81, Bowlv's-wharf
Julyl____________________d
^^^^ For Sale,
A Young Bay HORSE Price 110 dollars
d4t
J\ 1UU|I|{ urtj ..-------.
to be seen at Mr. Fulton's Stables.
Avgust 13._______________________
Fifty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from DoughoMgen Manor, Elk-
ridge, (the summer residence of Charles Car
roll, of Carrollton, Esq.) on the i9th instant, a
Negro Man, named WILLIAM ; about 30
yi ars 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,
; a long blue cloth cott, London bi'own panta
i loons, black ditto, new shoes with one row of
hob nails rornd the soles ani 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-
ridge, shall receive Fifty Dollars.
ABIJAH FENN.
may 26, ______ d
Lemons h. Cigars.
Just received and far sale at No. .64, Market-
street.
50 boxes remarkable fine Lisbon LEMONS,
Sixty thousand old Spanish CIGARS, put
up in bundles 100 each, fit for immediate
smoaking. JACOU h WM. NORRIS,
WHO HAVE FOB 6\J,F.,
Clarei Wine, in boxes of 1 dozen each ; lit
and 2d quality old Port Wine, in bottles ; old
Brandy; Bounce; West-India Shrub, Kc Irish
Whisky by retail ; Jamies.m Craekerg, i 1 barf
barrels and kegs, and by retail; Cogniac Bran-
dy, 15 years old, price §3 ; Pickling Vinegar;
1st chop Imperial and Hyson Tea, in leads
containing two lb. each, suitable- for family use.
31. -^-—I-—¦-H_-H__c8t
THE pe son who ftok a Military Sash from
the apprentice girl, in'shop No- D8, Market-
street, on Friday, the 31st ult. is requested to
return it or pay the price, otherwise he will
be ey posed. August !_¦ eo4t
Baltimore, 7th August, 18')7.
Certificate of Samuel Vincent, Esq. Justice
of the Peace
Some time in the Spring of the present
year, I was very much tro.ible with the tooth
ache. I had thoughts of having it drawn ;
.1 by chance happened in conversation with
Mr Guy, to whom I related my intention
He advised me to avoid extra-ting the tooth,
as he presumed he had a specific, and re-
quested me to make a trial ; when he men-
tioned this to me, I recoiled that I was told
by some petson that he had cured him of the
t oth ache ; I determined to give it a trial,
and made use of his solutio , p riiaps three
or four limes, and have hot had any return of
it
About three months since a colored girl of
mine was also afii cted with the same pain —
I sent her to Mr. Guy, who also furnished
her with, I presume, the same solution, and
after three or four washings, the pain was re-
moved, and no complaint since.
SAMUEL VINCENT.
Ccrlfcate of the Mcv. Alexander M'Coire.
I hi rjby certify that I was afflicted with
the tooth ache from about the first of last
March to the begining of June ; at which
period I was on my way to tb, Dentist, when
1 met with a friend, who umlesrstanding
where I was going, andvised ins to go to
Mr. Guy, and he w ould cure me VV Ith much
persuasion 1 agreed 10 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 perfecdy cured,
by applying his tooth water 01.ly twice, since
which I have been ss free of the tooth ache
as I have been at any period of my lite.
ALEXANDER T.i'CAINE.
Feil's-l'oint, August 7th, 1807.
Baltimore, August 7, 1807.
Certificate of Eli He .it.
This is to certify, tnat about uTur months
past, 1 had a severe toot a ache, for tnree
nights and days without intermission, and by
washing my mouth *iui what Mr. Guy c.dis
bis Essence of Sulphur, 1 obtained immediate
relief, and have experienced no return 01 pain
from that time to the present.
*ELI HkWIT, Market street-
We the mbscribers, having, in both our
famines, experienced tue Ou etirial eliecis ot
Mr. Francis Guy's Essence of Sulphur, as a
cure for the tooth ache, feel o aim) to declare,
iju-egiiig from what we have witnessed) that
we believe it possesses every yirtue which
the inventor ascribes to it, and that it is a
sovereign remedy for this tormenting com-
plaint. N1LES & FM.AU.Y,
Editors of the Evening post
Baltimore, Augtis' 10, 18o7.
The respectable names above render it
quite unnecessary to incur the expenoe uf pub-
lishing more certificates.
03* The price of cure, one do'hr and fifty
n'Ciits unless the circumstances of the appli-
cant should induce the proprietor to make, a
deduction. . F. G.
212, Market-stscet, nearly opposite tue In-
dian Queen
. Augsut 12. 2aw4t
Pr >sfrrrt:(v or V!nf1> 9vtittje4.
TH12 AMERICAN MtTILH."MIf,f'§
COMP '.MON.
To he printed by st".scrip'ii;n, U t ."IT-ri.i
to the patronage o" the Federal Govei¦mi.tTitj
the eeoph- of the United States and the Ar»
tilieris's of the Army, Navy and MiJilin;
B4 LEWIS TOHSARD.
This work \v;:« commenced in llie vflift! *»&
at the desire of Gnera' George Wa»iV.tf«
ton, then president of the United Stated'**
¦ The delay has bsert favorable to the v»v*. !;.<
as during a vis t to Ft- nice, from the infjKia
, rics he made, and the communication h« P$m
I ceived trom officers of the be^t e:tperii
I and information, the author ',-.Ss enable,-'! td
I make corrections and considerable'jifldi<:
i The materials are extracted fi'om the b si
Swedish German, English, Frcneh, Lalitfih;
ard other authors, who have writte* oh tt.lt
scienee. It contains :
All that is relative to the disposition, fir;-
I struction and service, of different battaerieti ii*.
! ordinance in general, ths invention, pHtptltt
I tion, casting & of bbaring Guns ; rotiStrttetHSS
I and proportion of their .iilferept ca riage-s HfiDi
: append-,ges ; ust mid service of P.ltu taJ'c. atsi
; Howitzo-s; method and o-.pt rimer,ts t,r. ?5*
' same. Pi-inciptes of G'e.ne.y ; Tab'eS *rt tfJSi
j rariges of shot .aid (Jnniijster shot; proJ"«tj*
on of shells; methods and e-.periiaeu;-, ¦-,¦ :V«
I same; also general nmxims on the ni-.'i :-r
i of serving did' rent batteries j history Sc 'yid
of Field Arlille:y, with the im rover,..
I whieh have been made in that service >-y tlii
belligerent powers, chiefly by, the IuVefttjEcM
of the frying, more properly denomiftsri¦¦¦¦¦'¦,
Horse Artillery ; observations on point bitHm
shot, and tlie method of pointing guns v.. Oi»
field ; experiments and maxim* of) the fiao-a
and ap|>licalion to their trriimrg. E~i
of battering and garrison ca iioii ; ol :•;¦ ¦ *
j mtiuiiied on rampart., travelling and seae'r^ot
Carriages. Exercise of mort.rs ano ho-wiSerSf
I of field and horse artillery, as practised Wi t.,o
revolutionary war hv the American, nv-l X
present by the French and English AiriU;
All these exercises are #6m:ercd cle..r !¦¦ ¦ e
words of (oiiie':!!!<1 V then- explanatior
for the same. Exercise of cannon on h
shi. of w: r- S;ip» The sc\ciai bridges hA
pontoons used in war. Tahles atoonstl
for bat erieg cannon, im.,t;.rs, howitai.
field pieces; and for all lands old.
. und other artillery Waggons, A tretttise «H
I pun powder and its invention*.entering tetfl
. details on the subs ances it is composed'o^,
the different methods of its fabrication, »fc»»
, siration, graining, proving, and stori g if*
j niag'-zinc,, vvith observations andtxpe
I on the same On the casting of hra»s gu-sii &.
1 the formation of moulds in sand, Uj- Oft
' the manner and instruments used in provtngj
' —•-¦•......i' n.------.„>„ ,..,, ,et
j guns, fee. A d;¦scripiion of ©over's |*tti 1 4
I gui, carriage for the navy, its »p-pl'... tio
i gamson u.e, . ti'l advantages over co:uit(oa
1 cai-ltages ; and many other interesting iil»-
i jects which it wo id he too long tqf enerufc.
1 rate. The whole terminated '.vi'.li a tabh- at
j rr.attei'i toinpes; d so as to serve as ar; ar'alifc.
! 17 vocabulary'.
Tie work will be illustrated by iipw.-rtk ftf
thirty-six piates, handsomely eircuted,
the explanations to jihe same, wlr-ch wiM k'.¦.?*
no iiin')i;»..'iU to the rear, r.
The work is now in the pies;), andAvilt hm
puhlishud in five numbers of from l.u tf> 1 50
: pages < .eh, with as much diai atea na aitexa.
, on to tie >. errcctness of ty, nd eO«
¦ g.'avieg will permit ; each number bsii^ &#¦
: coropanieil ivi'li six or seven piati s
j oj° Subscriptions tothe ab"Ve, i<
I by CON it AD, Lt/CAS-S. CO, No UB,M_f\i
j ket-svre.f t.
August 8 co9t
A New Pamphlet.
JUST PUBLISHED,
"And may be purchased at the Bookstore of
Messrs. WAHNKR & UANhA, Price 25
cents,
AN ESSAY
Towards an Exposition of the Futility of
Thomas Paine's Objections to the
Christian Religion.
Being a reply to a late Phamphlet written
by him, entitled, " Examination of the Pas-
sages in the New Testament, quoted from the
Old, and called Prophecies conecruing je-
! sr.s Christ ;" &C CiC
I Bv Joint B- Cofain.
AuguAlO " *»*
City Commissioners' Oftice.
Baltimore, lith August, 1807.
NOFICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That the City Commission »rs will meet on
WnDSESBiv next, the 19th inst. at 9 o'clock,
A.M. to establish the south-west intersection
of Liberty andFayefte-streets, and the north-
west intersection of Liberty street and Cow-
pen-alley ; also, the division-lines between lots
No. 611 and No 616, and lots No. 616 and No.
Wi, situate on Fayette-street.
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 VINCENT, Clk,
Augttft I3j |