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To be Let, •
A convenient two-stoiy Brick Dwelling
House, with suitable buck Building*, Stables,
Sac. hi) Market street exlemjed, a small dis-
tance beyond Paca.street, situated on a Lot
56 feet front, by 170 Possession may bo
had immediately.
For terms apply to
August 4-
HENRY SCHROEDKR.
J.6t-eo. f.-oRK
THAT OUGHT
OF ItVEl
TO »l! IN POSSESSION
V MAS.
THE 1..1.E OF
Gen. WASHINGTON,
By John MARiiiM.i., Chief Just'iee of the
United States,
Complete in 5 vols. 8vo. with an elegant For-
trait, and a variety of M ips ; is now ready lor
subscribers, and for uale, by
GSOftGE HILL.
The following remarks from a late London
publication, attest the high opinion entertain-
ed of this authentic on I interesting viori :
" The p.sbnc will learn with interest that
tin literary in mu riant which has long been
projected to, the memory of the most illus-
trious character of modern times, is at
length completed. No apology can be requi-
9ri. "or erecting such a monument to him,
-who was the firs* in war, the first in peace,
and the first in the hearts of his fellow citi-
zens : to Uim who was the founder of a
great and prosperous empire, and whose mo
delation avid pure patriotism challenge the
imitation of all statesmen This performance
of judge Marshall lias already been distin-
guished by the most honorable and unequivo
cal testimonies; it has been hailed as an ac-
quisition to standard literature j and it has
been considered as deserving, in point of ex-
ecution, a place by the side of Robertson's
Cbarlea the Fifth, and as unrivalled in the au
thentichy of its materials, by any work in the
entire compass of history and biography
April 4. d6teo
Bititimore Water Company,
NOTICE
Five Dollars o.i each Share of Stock, held
in this Corfnpaiu are requested to bl paid at
the Bank of Maryland, the first day of Sep-
tember next.
By order of the President and Directors.
SAM A. CHS,,', Sec'ry.
(£j- By the 3d articie of the association it
is provided, That if any person or persons
holding any share or shares in this -lock,
shall foil Tor the space of three days (after the
time limited Or tiie payment by Not.ce as
ahbve) to mate the pas ment so called ¦ or on
his, Ivr, or '.heir, share, or shares, then all
the said slime or shares of such person or per-
sThs, so falling shali imniediu'i ly become and
be forleited to the use of the Company.
Augusts. eoiot\S
Roil Biimstone.
91 boxes Roll llrimsto.e, of superior qua
lity, will he landed tins day, and offered for
sale by WILLI v.vl CHILD.
Who has also fur sale,
Boston No. 1 Beef, sraoa Frankincense,
30 tons claim Russia Hemp,
75 cases fresh Salad Oil, jo flftsti each,
50 kegs Fresh Raisins,
15 chests Souchong Tea
1S§ bhls V irk, In excellent order,
25 bags Pimento,
20 boxes Cotton and Wool Cards.
Also,
40 bales and cases Madras and Calcutta
Goo,is, consisting of Cli.arcaniea, Pepper
Carnbays, Manilla Ginghams, Karakul! ditto,
St Thouiasdiilo, Nicanees Ventipula-, Cttd-
dalore 'dues, Sooty Roniall, and real Ma
dras HMk'fs, Beerboom Garrahs, wc. &c Sec
Job 30 d6t-eo6l
Jtiackeman and Hoppe
OFFER FOR SALE,
16 boxes Pl.tilla Royals,
26 Bretagnes,
8 Estopillas,
15 Creas and Dowlas,
3 LiBtadoes,
6 Checks,
3 Clioletts,
1 Bed Ticking.
Also,
Vials, Cut C1..S5, auu a few packages Nu-
remberg Ware.
220 tons Swedish Iron,
For sale by the subscribers, in bars from 5-8
inches to 2 3-4 broad ; bundles of 5-8
bsuare ; do round, from 3-4 to 1 4 inch, be.-
ihg o' the very fi st quality and lowest price,
ibr cash or on short credit.
HENRY THOMPSON, or
CHARLES WIRGMAN.
^urust 11________________________fro
.iust ivcceived
From Philadelphia, and for sale by
Gii T hone for Sale,
A Handsome* N>w-Jersey Waggon.
COMEGYS & EAVERSON.
July 25.___________________eo
For bale,
A valuable Tract of LAND, lying in An-
ne Arundle county, in the neighborhood of
Elk Ridge, containing 804, acrLS, between
13 and 14 miles from the city of Baltimore,
and 27 from the Federal City, and on the
new road contemplated by Congress, from
the latter to the former place ; there is up-
wards of 6 >0 of the abot e, well wooded and
inferior to noir in the vicinitv of the neigh-
borhood, the residue now under cultivation ;
the soil is adapted to every species of coun-
try produce, particularly for the proeluctiou
of Tobaco. The improvements are a to
lerable frame dwelling House and kitch-
en, a good Barn and Stables a goo,i ap-
ple and pcac.i orchard. Considering the
great scarcity of wood, and near one of the
best markets in this state, with an addition
of a quantity Iron Ore, thereon, and the
cmveniency of its situation to the mills and
water carriage, where produce may be con-
veyed from Elk rid e Landing to Baltimore,
rendars this Land worthy the attention oi'
farmers and others. Also 30 acres, situate on
Elk Ridge, adjoining the residence of Mr.
Grahams, two miles from Spurrier's Tavern,
on the road from Frederick to Annapolis__
Also, between 35o ai d 4u0 ist'fs, lying in
Frederick county ; contiguous to Willi n,_
I lobbs, esq. and part of which joins the l Urn.
piki. Road on both sides ; and principally
standing in wood, of a good quality ; ihe s _
FYir Sale, a Negro Girt.
To be "-old for about seven years uneep red
time, a Negro bll'.L She is about 20 years
old, is healthy and strong, and aeon, , e v.. „„ , ...,r . „
ITS bl is \ Muscovado SUGAR.
30 hhds. Clayed do.
155 boxes wiiite and brown Havana do.
10 ticrci s Rice,
55 bags Stirrinam Cocoa,
30 seroons Indigo, fiotant,
1900 hags Coffee,
39 barrels do.
67 bales Carolina Cotton,
5 casks Arrow Root,
47 boxes and half boxes Prunes,
100 casks Raisins,
25 pipes Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof,
26 do. Holland Gin, ls^ do.
26 quarter casks London Particular Te-
neriffe Wine,
1600 cases Claret for exportation,
20 do do. Chateaux Margaut, family use,
10 boxes Ciiampaigne, 7 Red & white su-
5 do. Burgundy, 3 perior quality.
Also,
3 tons Logwood, and
8O0 Hides (Spanish )
August 19. eo!2t||
ELEGANT FRENCH
Paper Hangings & Borders,
JUST IMPORTED.
rT/ie subscribers are n,nv openi'g at their Ware'
heme A 1 p, ¦ 'thi, ¦? hreet,
FIVE THOUSAND PIECES
SUPERB I'Ai'iiRa AND
I ORDERS,
Direct from the most extensive manufactories
in P;,i"s.
Consisting of
Imitations of Di apery,
With Column, Top and Bottom Borders.
Ditto of Ditto,
With rich Flock Border, attached to the
paper and plain paper to suit, with Gold Me-
dallions for a Circle.
Column Paper,
With Top and Bottom Borders.
Ditto Ditto,
On Satin Grounds.
Sets of Elegant Flock Papers
On a variety of Grounds, Satin, or Plain,
with Borders to suit.
Imitations of Muslin,
On different grounds, with Column and
Borders to correspond.
And a large assortment of other different
designs adapted for
RALLS, DRAWING HOOMS,iSc.
They have also on hanu inf their enun Mavatfac-
Hire,
AjS'ock of 15,000 pieces PAPERS AND
BORDERS of the NEWEST PATTERNS,
suitable for everv part of a hous».
THOMAS Sc CALDCLEUril.
N. B.The most experienced workmen may
be bad to put up the paper, on application as
above August 4. eo
Mountain Malaga Wine,
60 qr. and half qr. casks Mountain Malaga
Wine, represented as of a superior quality,
entitled to debenture, just received per sloop
Rover, from New-Yook, and offered for sale
on accommadating terms bv
ISAIAH MANKIN,
69, Smith's wharf
Who has in Store,
Codfish, in boxes in good shipping order,
Pickled Salmon and Tot',!-ties and Sounds,
Glauber Salts of excelle:-t quality, in bbls.
t a very reduced price, to close sales,
Ri, hmond Tobacco,
Young H) son Tea, &c.
Also,
One case Cotton Cambric, very low.
August 19. _____eo4t
Paints
Ju:t received from Ntm-Toik, per sloop Rover,
captain lihrd,
640 kegf wdiite Lead of 28 lb. each.
1 iO do. do 55 do.
54 do. Red Paint, do.
All of fusi. qu: |ity and for safe by
HENR\ THOAiP.sON.
.Angus' '9 eo6t
Jacob Ok Wm. Norris.
Have,juit receivedfor.sale, at No- 64, Market-
street,
30 boxes Fresh London Mtt tard,
43 boxes von fine Lisbon Lemons,
1 la ge bale real Cinnamon,
7 hhds Choice (5 years old)
15 boxes No. 1 warranted Chocolate.
In Stoi
Muscatel and Bl sue. elaisins, in boxes ;
first chop Segars, ill boxes, half boxes a,id
i . bundh s of 100 e icii, old and fit for imme-
diate use ; double sealed Battle Powder, in
pound papers ; Poland Starch, in pound pa-
pers ; old white and brown S,,ap, in boxes ;
Mould & Dipt Candles, in boxes; Nutmegs ;
Mace ; Cinamon, and Cloves ; Race ; Gin-
ger ; Long Pepper j white Mustard Seed ;
Pickled Sa.mon, in s- all kegs ; J in.ie-
sou's Crackers, 111 barrels, half bbls and in
kegs; Olives: Capers, and Aichovir»s, in
boxes; Sweet Oil, incases ol 30 Hasks, and
in boxes of 12 botth s each ; Imperial, Hy-
s'in, ami Young Hyson, in chests halt chests,
and in boxes, suitable for retailing ; 12 years
old Ant gua Spirits, by retail, price 2 1-2 dol-
lars ; old Cherry Bounce, ike.
_August_20 ________________eo8t
Just Received
From Philadelphia, and for sal; bv GEORGE
HILL,
The most valuable work that has been pre-
sented to the public these ten years
AN INQ.UIRY INTO THE NATURE AND EF-
FECTS or
The Paper Credit
OF
GREAT BRITAIN.
By H Thornton, Esquire,
Membei if Parliament.
The subjects discuss, d in the above work
are of a nature so extremely inter, sting to
every person at all concerned in Commercial
T an s act ions or Bunk I siitutions, and correct
information respecting,theai sodifficu.it to be
obtained, that it cannot fail being read with
profit and pleasure.
The following short prospectus of its import-
ant subjects will give some idea of the nature
of it, viz.
Commercial credit i paper credit, as arising
out of ;t; commercial c ipital; trade by barter ;
money; bills ol , xci.e.ni e and notes ; hilts aid
nobs considered as discotmtabl, articles; fic-
titious bids 01 bills of accotnniodat i>n ; circu
latii'g paper; bank notes ; the nature of ill-
bank of England ; the re ason tor never greatly
diminishing its notes ; the balai.ce of trade ; the
course {)! exchange; error of imagining, that
gold can l,e provided at the time of actual dis-
tress ; coiuitv} banks, their advantages and dis-
advantages ; the tendency of a too great issue
of hank paper to produce an excess of the mar-
ket price above the mint price of gold ; the
means by which it c tea this excess ; the cir-
cumstances which 1 idcr;tnecessary thai.the
bank should impi.se its own limit on the quan-
tity of its paper; effect of the law against usu-
ry ; proof of the ticca Sidy o! 1 estri, til g bank
loans, drawn (i0111 the e-.se of the transfer of
cpit.d lo foreign count! ies ; of the influence
of paper credit, on the price oi commodities
The following extract fu,», the E inoutg Remietn
resfntt'.g t/w above work iv.Uslew tkeestima-
tion in which it is held in E-tinpe
Speasing of the suspension of cash pay-
ments at the bank of England, it froceedsto
observe, " Of all the publications which that
momentous event has occasion#1, the most
valuable, unques' i mably, is this of Mr. Thorn-
ton With ni osientatiouH professions, and
with no adinisttue of siipeifiuous midter, \\
contains the largest port ion of ne information,
that bus for along tiiee be> n offered to those
who ei:h, r hi the pleasure of sta eolation, Or
with a view of puhoc tiff are engaged in the
researches of political economy."
August 19.
Corsica Wine, Beef, Lemons,
Wc.
10 pipes Corsica Wine, now landing and
for sale.
Also in Store,
100 bbls Boston No. 1 Beef,
100 boxes Lisbon Lemons,
1.00 do. Cod Fish,
50 |ierces fresh Rice,
15 hall do. do
1 hhds N. E Rum,
15 quarter casks Malaga Wine,
2 , boxes Tea China,
50 casks good shipping Cheese,
20 chests Young H , son Tea, and
4 casks Whale Oii.
Apply to
FITCH HALL, Jun'r.
81, Bowli's wharf.
Angus' 4. d4t-c-o4t
Cope and Broth* is
Have for sale, the following colored INDIA-
GOODS :
Checks,
Custis,
Kirwa Cloth,
Seersuckers,
Sooty and Gilla Romalls,
Canaelaries.
Also just rececved.
Black SENSHAWS, and the"* usual as-
sortment of China and other SILKS, eve ike
Ju'y
eoSt
For Sale,
A two-story Brick HOUSE and LOT in
Duke-street, Oh'l-town ; a healthy and con-
venient situation, for either a privi te, en- pub-
lic family, the said property is in fee simple,
for terms apply at said tenements, or No. 159,
Fleet street, Fell's Point.
August 17-_______:______________eo4t§
On Application
To me, in the recess of the Court, as one of
the associate Judges of the sixth. Judicial dis.
trict of the stale Of Maryland,- by petition in
writing of Jaceib BiTihlin, praying the bene-
fit of the act for the relied of sundry ii se>l-
vi'i.t debtors, passed at November session,
1805, and the supplement thereto, passed at
November session, 1806 j and a schedule of
his property, and a list of his ereditors em
oa'h, as far as l,e can ascertain them, as di.
rected by the said art, be iVg annexed to his
petition, and the said Jacob Botildin, having
proved to my satisfaction, th t he hath resol-
ed in the state of Maryland, ihe two pieced-
in;;- years previous to ihe passsga o' the said
:e,t, at el having hern brought below me, ami
discharged from confinejuei L and taking the
oath by said ae t required; it is the re.-tore ad-
judged and ordered by me that the- side' Ja-
cob Bouldin, appear be fore the county court,
to be beiel at the Court House in the city cf
Baltimore, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
the tenth dav of October next, to answer
such interrogatories as mat be proposed to him
b) hii creditors j that the said day be and is
herebj appointed the time for the said cre-
ditois to appear and recommend a Trustee
foa. their ben< tit. And the said Jacob Bold-
din, give them notice, by causing a co;,;. of
tiiis orele:r to be inserted ill some one of the
newspapers in the City of Baltimore, every
other day for three months, successively, be-
fore the said tenth day of Oct. her ne!.i
Given under my hand, at the city of Bai-
¦¦'¦ 's 2d da} of |uly, in the J '¦«? H107.
j. THOMAS J«NES.
Hth, 1807. e»3m
To all my Creditors.
I hereby gi r notice that I intend applying
to the ^ one Arundle count} court or one ot the
judges the reof, for the bene fit of an act cf si ¦¦„
stmblyi passed at Nenenher session 1805,
entitled ' an aci for the relief otsundry insol-
vent debtors" as also of the supplement there,
to passed at '.he last session.
THEODORE R. S. BOYCE.
July 18, 18u7. coSm
Motice is hereby Given,
That in consequence of a mispkiceel cor.fi-
iKiice 1 am obliged to notify my creditors,
that I intend two months after the date
of to petition Baltimore county court, or one
of the judges thereof for the hen fit of the
insolvent laws of the state, to relieve me as
well re>m deitse'tie from the firm of Sunian
anel Lamb, as those contracted in my indi-
viflual capacity.
WM. SUMAM".
Aep-ust 4, 18'"'7. 6o2m
'1 his is to give iNot'ce,
That the Subscribers intend tosppfy to Bal-
timore County Court, at their ensuing Sessi-
on, for the benefit of the Insolvent Laws of
the state ot Maryland.
IOHNTAGART.
THOMAS CAL\" ELL.
August 8 eo2m
Notice is hereby Given,
That I intend to apply to the judges of Bal.
timeire county court, or some one- of (hem for
the benefit of an art of assembly passed at
November session 18 5, and as well as of the
supplement thereto, passed at the last ses-
sion, entitled, " an act for the relief of sun-
dry insolvent debtors," to relieve me from
debts I am unable to pay, after two months
from this day. CHARLES SMITH.
August 13. co ]m\.
The Subscribers give No-
tice to their Creditors, of their intention to
apply to Baltimore county court, at Its next
sitting, for the benefit of the hwblvcnt l.v.s
of this slate. D. C. Stewart,
W P. Stcwrt,
Lloyd Rttchanap.
Aiignst 3, 1S07- __d__
"Notice is hereby Giveni
THAT the su! scriber of Somerset c unty
intends to make application to the- jtiel
Sotiierset county conn, or to some cue of
for the benefit of the act ol assembly |
at November icssiou 1805, en'itleel " An act
lor the relief of sundry insolvent debtors "
JOHN WiTTK.
July 6, 1807._____________d2rn
Notce is hereby Given,
TH AT the suhsei iber of Somerset county,
intends Asking application to the judges ot
, let 1 ledv court, or some erne cf there,.
for the be in fit of the act of asseml.'o, ;
at Noven be-r session, 1805, entitled " Art act
for tin, relief of sundry insolvent debtors.''
MAltGAhET MITCHELL.
July 6, 1807. d2m
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JOHN HBWES,
0/iposttt the Poit-Office, St. Paitl's-Lane-
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