|
went oi i!p (,},e lying at aiichttr
in the is received with the
greatest polj'l ie \fter informing capt.
D. that ihe vessel and cargo was neutral
'property, he observed to me, that being
found on board a French registered vessel
it could be considered nothing else than
.Trench piopeity, and that he should deter-
mine on nothing until he received advice
from the Admiral ('ying on the other side
of ihe i land). Some days after I again
went on board, when he informed me he
had come to no conclusion; that he then
considered it lawfully a prize, but should
he determine on returning the property he
would make a signal.
Two days after, seeing the appointed
signal flying, I sent my mate on board ;
but it proved to be a signal to another ship
of war lying there . he however said, that
the Admiral had left the affair discretional
w ith him, but that on supposition of my
¦ being the sufferer should he keep the pro-
perty, he generously returned, not only the
cargo, but the craft, together with four
¦ French prisoners ; for which I take this
method of returning him mysincere thanks.
In consequence of my going' on board
the British ship of war, I »*as arrested and
vessel and cargo taken as security for my
appearance at the trial ; but some days af-
ter released bv an order from the minister
at Paris. THOMAS IRISH.
PHILADtr.I PHIA, A.ug«et94.
Arrived, ships Montezuma, Smith, Bris-
tol, 50 days, dry goods ; Abigail, Bangs.
Amsterdam, ,75 passengers and dry goods ;
Andrew, Wing, Isle of France via Antigua
coffee &c.; America, Proctor, Liverp'ool
and Boston, salt; brig Aurora, Pickle,
Havana, sugar; sch'r Juliet Risbbrough,
Laguira, coffee cocoa &c.; Triumph, Fal-
*^ i Sale bv Auction—To-morrow.
:al gazette.
TUESDAY, 4UGVST 33.
lin, Havana, 14, sugars ;
Mindwell, Brush,
do. sugars; Hannah, Blanchard, Passama-
quody, 22, plais'.cr ; Jeiferson, Carlton,
Richmond, 12, crates; brig Brutus, Mich-
ael, St. Thomas, 16, coffee, sugar, &c. ;
sch'r Experiment, Wilbert, Point Petie,
23, coffee & sugar; Polly, Jones, i)t. Kitts,
14, rum & molasses.
Cleared, ships Enterprizc, Watkins, Isle
ot France; Agnes, Bunce, Charleston;
brigs Sniilax, Lo>>th, Havana; Saunders,
Singleton, Madeira ; Julia, Wilson, New-
O.leans; Fox, Dagget, Boston; sch'rs
Dove, Colesworlh, do. ; Sally & Eliza,
Cary, Norfolk; sloop Three-Sisters, Weeks,
Richmond; Betsy, Field, Portland.
" The ships Montezuma and Charlotte,
arc below."
Arrived at the Lazaretto.
Schooner Francis, Kating, 15 days from
St. Martins, with rum and sugar. In her
came passenger, captain Howard, of the
sch'r Susan, of Portland for Philadelphia,
who was drove ashore in the gale in July,
andlost on the sand beach with 14 hhds. of
sugar which he had just taken in.
The schooner Polly and S»lty, Keith, has ar-
rived at Alexandra.', Ir >m Baltimore.
The British ship Truro, Robinson, 64
days from Londonderry, with 300 passen-
gers, has arrived at New-Castle.
The ship Joseph & Phoebe, M'Corkle,
70 days from Londonderry for Baltimore,
to avoid the British in the Chesapeake, put
into New-Castle, landed her passengers,
and proceeded.
It is reported, that the governor of Low-
er Canada, has issued a proclamation, re-
quiring all persons in that territory to take
the oath of allegiance by a certain day, or
to depart from the province.
The citizens of Beaufort (S. C.) have
determined immediately to build one or
more batteries for their protection ; in con-
sequence of which, a number of neVroes
have been drawn from the neighborning
plantations, to commence the works.
FROM OUR CORESPONDENT.
" New-York, August 23.
" Arrived, Brig Cleopatra, Hoadley, St.
Croix, 12 days ; schr. Feronia, Block, 10
days from Richmond; schr. Adolphus,
Tiffany, St. Pierres (Mart.) 15 ; schr. Wil-
liam Ernest, Lunenberg, N. S- 13; brig
Comet bound to Nantz, returned, having
sprung a leak, making 30 inches water per
hour.
" Below, ship Neptune, in 44 days
from Liverpool, Tire Neptune left Liver-
pool on the tenth of Julyt. Also, 2 schrs.
from Richmond."
fjfust arrived a>al will b>- sold without reserve*
'I':j-MOHROW, the 2SfA imtmt, at twetv.:
o't *:i, on Bow¦']'¦> r.-': ¦&-/', opposite Messrs-
Lornum is* FulfarI's t.tore-
' „ , ,f St. Martins tUGAlt,
28 hansels 3
'I ne. greaterpart represented as being of
very prime quality
R. LiiMMON & CO. Auct'rs.
_ August 2*.______________
Ss.le fay Auction.
On THURSDAY MORNING,
The 2?r/i instant, at 10 o'clock, at the Vendue
Waich.use at the earner of Second £3" Srede-
nek-streets, villi commence the sale of
A choice; parcel of DRY GOODS, and
An invoice of CUTLER?, Sao.
And at \ 2 o'clock precisely,
37 hhds of ,\r. w-Orl'ans Sugar, being the
balance of the cargo offered last week, and
will oe sold without reserve,
3'; hhds. Trinidad do.
60000 wt. Carracas Cocoa,
140 bags Coffee, and 31 do. Alspice,
12000 wt. of Spanish Tobacco,
5 Tons Fustic,
20 do. Camneachy Logwood,
10 pipes Holland Gin
AND,
11 do. old Cogniac Brandy.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
August 25.
N. 13. At about half past 11 o'clock, between
the Dry Good and Grocery Sale, all the valu-
able puoperty owned bv Mr William Hoop-
er, on me old York road, adjoining the resi-
dence oi Mr. Piper, will be offered for cash.
T. C.
, THE subscribers hating been appointed
Managers of a Lottery authorised by
neral assembly of Maryland, ami the
tion of the City of Baltimore tor tile pi
raising a sum of money for the erection of
said Church and for other purposes, offer to
the public the following
For Sale;
A TRACT of LAND, situate in thecoii.i,'
ty.of Fairfax, witliin four miles of the court
Trinity Church Lottery.
ippoii
y the gc- j "hoii.se, lying' in the fork of jfope's He atl Kuril
¦ Corpora- j ami Giant's Castle Branc!i,containingfourhUlU
urposeof ; dred and lorty -three anil a quarter arrest lilt
SCHEME.
1 Prize of Dollars, 5000
1 do. 3000
2 do. 2000 4000
2 do. 1500 3000
3 do. 1000 3000
6 do. 500 3000
20 do. 200 4000
35 do. 100 3500
70 do. 50 3500
175 do. 20 3500
500 do. 10 5000
5250 do. Prizes. 6 3150)
6065 72000
11935 Blanks.
Sum rais ed, 15000
Expenccs inch idihgcommission to
th e Coipor LlllOll 3000
90000
2000
4-,,00
601)6
8000
1000U
12000
14000
16000
Charles C/tequierc\
Broker and Agent in the Commission Line,
Who kiefs his Office No. Water-street
ticrrs leave to solicit frivn his friends and
the public a continuance of the encouragement
which lie has met with since he commenced
in the above mentioned line.
He continues to purchase and sell a'l kinds
ot country produce, or other merchandise,
And offers j or sale,
About 35 tons Cainpe.ichy Wood, which
will be sold low by the quantity, or few tons
Al-o a parcel of Fustic.
200 bbls. Prime Susquehanna Herrings, in
good shipping order, a ptirefel very fresh Rice,
bright Trinidad Sugar in hhds. and about 30
pipes well flavored Gin distilled in Maryland,
near y 4th proof at a very moderate price.
A small parcel very good, and a parcel very
first quit' tv Maryland Tobacco.
He al,o continues to buy and sell,
Bills of Exchange, on Europe, or on the
Continent, Notes, &.c. fkc as Bank and Insu-
rance Stosk, of the different Institutions in
tibis city, and other places, Road Stock, Wa-
ter Stock, fae. &c buys and sells Vessels ;
atsO Chanters ami procures Freight for ll.cr:..
Wanted at pi eseiu,
Mechanics' and Un on Bank Stock, a few
Shares Maryland &. Marine Insur, ice Stock,
ami some Shares Water Stock.
Frequent applications lis e been made at
Ms office to purchase well secured Annuities
for cash, oi' in exchange for Ifor.k Stock.
Any ordiii 1 which may be given to him,
shall be punctually executed with Secrecy,
Fidelity and Dispatch.
*? August 24. ' ____________ «o3w
'Tennessee Company.
A meeting of the Shareholders is required
on the first day of November next, at Me-
chanic flail, in the city of New-York. A
punctual attendance is requested of every
Shareholder, either in person or by attorney,
0:1 business of the first importance to the
company E. JACKSON,
Surviving Trustee."
Mtddtetown, (Con.) August 24. Ia8t
- MILITARY"
Mrs. Lytton
Has just received and efftrs for sale, at No. 118,
Market-street,
Rich Military Sashes,
Gold and Silver Epaulets, and Cord,
And a variety of elegant Feathers.
August 21 . ^^ eo4t
Sugar and Coffieo.
430 boxes white and brown Havana Sugar,
WO00 lb. Green Coffee.
The whole entitled to drawback. For sale
by ROB : HAMILTON,
Corner of Lovely Lane and Calvtrt-street.
August 31. __.__________________eo
Notice to Creditors.
Having been entirely dispossessed of my
funds, and thereby rend .red unable to an-
%wer the clahtis against me ; I am under the
necessity of giving notice, that I intend to
apply to the judges of j^aliiroorc. county court,
at their next October session, for the bent-lit of
ihe acts for the relief of insolvent debtors-—
Or if necessary, to the legislature ot Mary-
land at their lust session 10 relieve n e from
mv debts.
WILLIAM WALTON, Jus.
July 31, 1807. eoi.ni
Seventh Regiment of Maryland Militia, in
Baltimore county, on Wednesday, the 19th
instant, after performing the military evolu-
tions of the day, the battalion resolved itself
into a committee of the whole, of which
Colonel Thomas Deye Cockey was unani-
mously chosen chairman, and Captain U'tl-
ilam Jamison appointed secretary.
Resolwd, That major Isaac Dickson, ma-
jor Joshua Frederick Cockey, captain Abra-
ham Hicks Price, captain Stephen Wheeler
George Harryman, and John Bond, esqrs
be, and they are hereby appointed a com
mittee to draught resolutions expressive of
the sense of this meeting in the present
crisis of national affairs.
The commitlee having retired for a few-
minutes, returned with the following reso-
lutions, which were unanimously adopted :
Considering the numerous instances oi
insult offered to the United States, and op-
pression practised on their citizens by the
authorised agents of the British government
for many years past, and viewing with un-
qualified indignation, with unmixed abhor-
rence, the late dastardly, unmanly, savage
conduct of the commander of the British
ship Leopard towards the United States
frigate Chesapeake—
Resd-ued unanimously, That we cordially
approve of and proudly sympathise with
the American Spirit displayed by our brethren
of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Hampton, &c. on
that sad occurrence.
Resolved unanimously, That at the risk of
every thing most dear to freemen, we will
support the constituted authorities of our
insulted country, in whom we have the
fullest confidence, in all their endtavors to
obtain ample satisfaction for the monstrous
outrage.
Resolved unanimously, That the foregoing
resolutions be published id the newsapers
of the city of Baltimore, and copies signed
by the chairman and secretary be forthwith
transmitted to the president of the United
States, and the governor of this state.
Resolved unanimously. That the thanks of
this meeting be presented to the chairman
and secretary for their conduct on the pre-
sent occasion.
THOMAS DEYE COCKEY,
Chairman.
WILLIAM JAMISON,
Secretary.
Death, yesterday morning, deprived this
city of one of the most promising mem-
bers of our community. Mr. JACOB
NOR11IS, in the 26th year of his age,
distingushed for the good qualities cf his
heart and the urbanity of his disposition no
less than by an as.v''-- - j'ttqnttor. ' '
duties of a respcctiable mercantile concern,
Fell a victim to that unrelenting monarch,
whose hand spares neither age nor sex, and
who is deaf alike tothe voice of friendship &
the lamentations of consanguinity. In the
prime of life, a pleasing prospect in view,
with affectionate relatives, and friends sin-
cerely devoted to his service, he has drop-
Bed into the grave, leaving a melancholy
void in the hearts of all those who knew his
worth and jsstly appreciated his virtues.
Pot of taitimore.
Cleari-.d,
Union, BK'by,
riean, Houston,
Cork
Malta
Sale by Auction.
On FfUiJAY,
Wie 28.7i iast. at 11 tfclcict, at the end of Boixly's
Burthen ibout 650 bt»m-l*H«
3K2JBSa£.a strong and faithful bnilt vt;,
sel, and may be sent to sea at a small e rner of Second and Frederick-streets.
THOMAS CHASE, AiitVr.
August 25.____________________________
hale by Auction.
On l'.unAv:,
The 29rA instant? at i o'clod; in the afternoon,
cm the premises, •iiill be sold.
One of those ew neat two story dwellings,
at the upper end of ChjurleSrStreet, nearly op.
posite the hoeses of Messrs. llollingswordi
and Worfhingvon. The L'ol. is 20 feet front
and t38fe'et deep, tunning to a 20 feet alley,
and now rented to Mr. LufitU:, at 330 dollars
perannum j from the pi.i/z s ontne back of
the house, are several ten elegent and ex-
tensive views, ana ineligible situation for
health, good water and desirab.e. ¦ ,-irh
bourhuod renders it well worthy of attention.
F01 one third of the purchase money cash
will be required ; for the r: maiuder a iberal
credit will be given—and on tiie payments be-
ing oompleted a char title.
R. LEMMON & Co. Auctr's.
August 25._____________________.
Sale by Auction.
On MONDAY,
7Yie 31st insi. at 11 o'clock, at Waters" Wharf
lelt's-Poitit, will he sold without reserve for ap-
proved indorsed notes at 2, 4, a'Htdmontlis.
The remarkable fa ,t sailing
Swedish Ship
________¦ MODKST,
fWiV- About 2 years old, is built of
the best materials and will carry about 1800
barrels, her -ails, Rigging, Tackle and Ap-
parel are in good order. An inventory of
which may be seen at the vendue office corner
of Second k Frederick-streets.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
August 25^_______________________________
For Sale,
The fast sailing pilot boat
built Schooner
LYNX,
_________________I. jfohn Hall, itiaster:
Burthen 100 tons, just arrived off her first
voyage ; she is a very Cvniplete vessel and may
be sent to sea immediately. For terms, which
will be. liberal, apply to
THOMAS TENANT,
Who has received per the said vessel and offers
for sate,
327 bags Coffee, 1
5 tierces ditto, C Entitled to drawback.
5 tons Fustic, j
50 whole, and 7 of a superior qua-
33 half boxes Segai-s, 5 bty-
Augustus__________________________eofet
Literary Notice.
THE public are respectfully informed, that
EDUCATION in its various departments,
will re-commence in Mrs. Lacombe's Acade-
my, No. 16, South Calverl-sU'eet, on Tues-
uay, tue fu-st of September next.
Ausust 25_____________________eo4t
To all my Creditors.
HAVING sustained many losses, I find my
self under the disagreeable necessity of apply-
ing to the botwrable the Judge»of Baltimore
County Court, for the benefit of the Insolvint
Law of 1805, ¦and the supplement thereto :
which application will be made in two months
from this date.
JOSEPH ARNOLD.
Baltimore county, August 25 eo2m
City Commissiorjf-rs 'Office,
Baltimore, '25th August 1807.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That the City Commissioners will meet on
Saturday next, the 29>A inst. ;it 9 o'clock a. M.to
establish the North. West intersection of How-
ard and Mulberry streets
Those •-'.....' interested are requested to
tlie Surveyor, Land Marks and
Papers, necessary for establishing the same.
By order of the Board.
SAIVPL VINCENT, Clerk.
August 25 '____________________d4t
To be'Ketiled,
A two story Brick HOUSE, now finishing
in a neat manner, sittjite on the corner of E11-
fwaivl Si raloga-streo's, which en account
of water and deration will be, found a pleasant
and he-.'.thy situr.t.ion ; a large room an the
corner is c.^lcviaied for a store. ; the dwelling
is' detached and sull'eient to accommodate
"c<'nimo.''.ii'ntsly a laffge fairilv ; good dry Cel-
lars under the who!,?. It will be ready for oe-
;ht ri':;s. For terms apply at
________ to <^^^H
D. FULTON.
August 25 eo6t
18000 Tickets at Five. Dolls, each
OF THE ABOVE TlilZES.
) of 200dots, to the litstdrav.n Blaek.
1 209 do. to the 1st drawn blank alter
200 do. do.
200 do. do.
200 do. do
1000 do. do.
500 do. do.
50,! do. do.
150J do. do. ^^^^^^^
6000 last drawn blank.
It will appear from the above scheme that
the; ¦ re not two blanks to a pn/.j, and that
the prizes will be paid without any deduction,.
From the dv*nt*ge 08 :red to adventurers
and the object to "Inch the money i* to be In
plied, the iVianag rs bope and expect they wilt
reaie a speed; sale 01 the Tickets, so as to
enable them to commence drawing at an early
day
Toe Prizes will be paid sixty days after the
div.vviiie" ; an.i such as may not be demanded
witliin twelve mouths after, will be considered
as g'eneroua donations to the objects of the
Lottery. Boti'ct has been given tothe Mayor
and City-Council for the faithful performance
01 the Managers
T.cki ts may be liado' either of the Mana-
g< r-. and of such other persons as may be ap-
ppinted by them. Prizes in the Lotlenes now
diav ing in this c'stv, will he reccivediii pay-
ment or Tickets.
WILLIAM SLATF.R,
Al.hXANDliR M'KIM
JOSEP'i ALLENDEX,
VVIi.l.lAM PRICE,
IvjIlW SNYDKH,
W M'MECiilN,
WILLI/' M Y LEWIS,
HEZi.KIAH PivICE.
August 35
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ -acr« ^^^
good farming land, nearly one half in wood»|
and heavily timbered ; it abounds in a sufficien-
cy of good meadow land, and a number of*
never-failing springs, with a good milhseat at
the junction Of the above mentioned streams.
The improvements are, a framed dwelling
house,that with a small expt nee might be made
neat and comfortable, together with a kitchenj
stables, corn-house.negi'O tj'.iarter, ike. all part-
ly new, in a nealthy situation
Terms—One ball in cash, or riegroeS at va^
luation, and a credit of one, two or three years
for the balance. For furtker information apply
to the subscriber, on the premises
ROBERT KATCL1FFE.
Fairfax county, August 25._________lawSrri
JL'or Sale,
50 pipes Lisbon Wine,
4 ditto, 2 r, . ,-..
6qr, easks,5Portd!tt0'
4 pipes L P Mad.ira ditto,
20 bales brittle Corks,
2000 bushels course Salt,
6 dozen real Morocco Skins,
¦ Which will be sold low for good paper, or
in barter for Hour, bv
' ROBERT BARRY.
Also,
Bills of Exchange on London direct, at d£
da s sight
August 25.
d6t
L egion.i ry L igh t- Ho rs.e.
The members of the corps who did not at-
tend the meeting, on Friday Evening, are in-
formed that models of the uniform Coat and
Ifv. .is then exhibited and adopted, are left at
!Wr. Wichavd Benson's, South street, and at
Mr. Wm. Branson's, Baltimore-street, where
they will rem.un as long as necessary The
members ;>re requested to provide themselves
with unilorms as soon as possible. At the
th& next meeting a Sal.re. Saddle, and Bri-
dle, with their Furniture, w 11 ne producea
for inspection The" draft ol the cun&lilultoirt
for the corps will also be laid before the)
members ; and arrangement will be made for
commencing the exercises immediately.
By order of the co
August ?2.
mmandant.
JOHN E. HALL.
^ Managers.
i
2.iw8t-'.aw
Baitmore United Volunliws,
You are requested to meet in Col Howanl'd
Park, on Tuesdtu Evening, at five o'dmk,
precUely, with arms and accoutrements com-
plete.
Bv order,.
JOHN REINICKER, SecVy.
N. B. Ordered, that the company be in
reiuliii'ss to meet on Thursday foll-iwing,.
in full uniform, with arms and accoutrememst
complete.
Aug'ist 22.
Cupanoy in
the Globe-Inn,
Vaiuiible Property il;r Sale.
THE subscriber being desirous of procur
ing s me good lamis hi the south-western
country, ami to enable him to do so, ofl'erstlie
foHowiu., proper;;- [br s Ie iiz
A ,T.-i ,\ C T . f i. A N D, s.tuate in the county
of Ftiiiix aiiii state efVirgina, whereon I
n 1.1 reside, t .u'tiinmgupwajdsof2100 acres. '
1 his 1. n i is .-.< U adapted to iariniug, is level,
well wrde.e! and tiuib, eon, full one half be-
ing in wood, near t e centre of which stands
the county court bOMs* and other public build-
ing» whieii are includsd w: bin the bounds
of a town lately laid out at this place, au
thurise by an act of the general assembly ot
Virginia, on several of which.iots bdild'mgs
have been erected, Sic. On one acre thereof,
near the court house, is a large two story fcteick
Hotlie, rsnted and occupied as a tavern, toge-
ther with large stables, kitchen, and house for
the retii ement of a family, &c. Perhaps there
is no situation between the eastern and west-
ern waters more p'.'.blic, or that affords better
stands uirtave.ns, .'itores, mechanics, tkc par-
ticularly to an inn keeper, calculated to act on
a large scale. 1 he Little River turnpike
paved road, leading from Alexandria to the
westward, passes immediately at this place;
as also the main pubic and post roads leaoue:
to and from .lexandria, Georgetown, the city
of Washington, Baltimore, ami the Western
Country—distance from Alexandria 14, and
from the city of Washington 15 or 16 miles.
To accommodate a purchaser or purchasers,
I would dispose of tne property at this place,
or any part thereof, separate from the other
lands. The annual rent of the small pert now
improved, is near eight hundred dollars, and
at little additional expence would produce
from one thousand dollar:; to twelve hundred
dollars perannum exclusive of lots that might
be. sold or rented on ground rent; and I would
divide the land in two or three parts to suit
purchasers. On that part occupied by myself,
ate a comfortable dwelling house, sufficient
for the accommodation of a large family, v. ith
barn, stables, and other convenient out-houses,
orchards, &c As it is presumed a person dis-
posed to purchase would first view the premi
ses, a further description is thought unne-
cessary.
A small piece of Land within one and a half
mi'es of the court house, situate 011 Accotink
Run, containing 19 acres, mostly rich and v.-iiu.
able grassland, which affords a tolerable mill
sent, and was purchased with a view of erect-
ing one thereon, the timber for which (of ex-
cellent quality) hath been cut and squared.
A Lot in the town of Alexandria, with a two
story brick house, kitchen and stable thereon,
situate near the centre thereof; and
About 1600 acres of Land, situate on the
waters of Licking, in the county of Bourbon,
and state of Kentucky. This land is classed
[ as second rate, isrich, lies well; and by judges
ot that country said to be worth from five dol-
lars to eight dollars per acre, w.d on which
are several small settlement*.
For the property in Fairfax and Alexandria,
indisputable titles will be made ; the. title to
the Kentucky land is thoiic'ii! to be good, an
investigation on that subject having Ian ly taken
place, and is patented in my own nan e. ]'.o-
thing short of a strong desire to provide for -'i
large and growing ftuniiy, should in u ( me to
offer this properly orsale My.terms yn]i be
snehascannot fail to accommodate a pui chaser,
as but a small portion wll be leqai.ed 11 but,
and on securing tlie brd.uices sai i'.ic 011'y, to
meet aiTangemenUrwhich in such cases I wish
to make, lengthy credits will be i-vei . I would
I receive in part payment gi u i lands in tut ?tate
1 of Tennessee, not moiv th.-n ibirty mii?i lr<«ni
; Nashville, orthe waters pliaation must Ik made
t to tUCHA)U> KATCEIFIL.
Fairfax county, state of }
V'n ;;'uiir. August-25 V___i lav-Sin
], r\r" S*.
The First Bahin
Tfo'
Cartrigts
¦or
:ale,
A PEW in St. Peter's Church.
this ufl Augii-it 17
Apply at
co-it{
ne rirst uaitimore iroop,
\Vill assemble in Fi.inklin-strcet, neaoa
Wednesday & Saturday afternoons, precise,
ly, at 4 o'clock, in Stable Jackets and Caps,
6ach member furnished with six
By order ^_________________
' W. M. MAYNAD1BR, Sec'rjfi
Attention !
TIlKmembers composing the yefferiih Pit'
liinifi CotKpanj, are .nequest^d ro attend a sj;.*^
.ciat rneetlntfat" the bowse of Maul ew Walk*
cr, North Howard street, on Tlfursday evt-ii-
ing next at 7 o'clock, in order to electa Cap-
tain.
*n\ gehtlemen.wtshing to enrol tl.emselvee
in said corps, are respectfully invited to at-
tend ...
By order of th Committee."
WM. TUO.U'EY
August 25 ' _______ 3t
Just lieceivcd
Per schooner Co'-'nt, cap*. G ige,f om Morti*
niqite, and iiit! be lancca tins u3y, on Baaiy**
vjharf, /
79 hhds- and 16 bbls. first quality clayed
SUGARS, part of which are VVhite, 'fiiey
will be sold low, oil the W'-rrf, by
BRISCOE !* Pa;:. ¦, !r>;Cji.
August IB. ________^^_ 2aw2w
Fell-s-Point /^intiiig-ijffice^
BOOK isf STA'IIONASt STOKE.
The subscriber returns Ins grateful ^.iiika
fin the distinguished encouragvme.it which
he litis met With since his ccitimencenient ia
business, and respectfully inform-: ! is frit rids
and the public, that Ins 1-i 1\ /ING MATF-
EIAhS, are in complete order to e* cute any
work which may be entrusted to hi 1 n—Cards,
Handbills, Phamphiots, P..ss Books for Ship
Chandlery Stores, tkc printed neatly artd on
the most rcasotiahle terms.
He tins as usual,
An ussort'.ent of STrt, 1T''NARY.
SAMUEL BAKiES.
Corner of Fell's.sucei and County tvhatf
WHO HAS fOll SALE,
17 boxes e.vcellent LEMMONS^ tvhich ha
will d(sp ;se o; very low for casti.
August 15._____________ 2awit
The subscriber offers for s'ilc%
His GRIST a SAW MILL, with about
50 acres ot LAND, lying on the Fall's Turn,
pike Road 5 miles distant from Baltimore.—*
The Improvements are, a well finished iw->~
story stone Dwelling House, with two rooms
on a floor, and a cellar under tlie whole w't U
necessary out buildings. Any further de-
scription is though!, unnecessary, as any per.
son wishing to pttrelia.e will undonotedly
view the. property, and know the terms.
THOMAS HOOtf
August 18. 2it'."4.1
Choice Lisbon Wine.
50 small casks Lisbon Wine, abou 16 gal-
lon's each, suitable for private I'm ill's. Cor
sale bv JACOB L WM hOKLlS.
On r!.:vd,
Sweet Oil, in Baskets, and discs of SO
RasKs each} Lisbon \\rne, in qr. casks arvd
I pipes, Cogniac Btandy, in pipes (fine iiavor)
1 warranted and co.vinion Chocolate, in bo.ves.
August 3. ____2a'w3iv
To Let,
The Store and C>,!a ¦ No, ^S Market street,
with a Stable aiid Ware-liOi.se (roirting oil
Bast-street. AU3o,.2bi-i t. W A Rv LOUSE*,
on the !o icf end e! Swith'a V\ Inuf Apjfly
to STt. WART, M0NV''O'b:"i & CO
2W5, MJirket-sti ec t,
Jyfay 18 ¦ d-it-^aw
E jward Johnson & Co.
IN FOB M tTieiv (rioiii's & ibe pjiblir, that they
' .fi.'i :red w ub, Mid now rcrd;, to deli-
ver, STRONG, TABLK, abb ijMALL
1 f«
B E E R.
Jaiuory 2.
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