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| ¦ujh A ¦ :t'\ Dol ier Amy. Mm WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1807. [Vol. XXVII—No'. 4143. S le by Auction. On THURSDAY MORNING, The 2T(A tiistaat, at 10 s'c/c&i, at Hie Vendue Warek list- at tin: cm-er of Sec « rick street!, will commence the sale of A c.lrdre p-iv. el oi DtY GOOD'S, and An invoice ol CUTLERY, I c And at 12 <;'i7.'i.'/' precisely, 37 hhds of New-Orleans Sugar, being the r :' the cargo Ifr.d last week, and Will dS S Ul without reserve, 30 h'¦::-.- Trinidad d >. 60000 wl Ca5\-?aS Cocoa, 14.) bags Coffee, aitf 33 do. Alspice, 12000 vvt. of Spanish Tobacco. S I'ona Fustic, 20 'o. Camnischy Logwood, 10 pipes Holland Gin ASO, 11 do. oldO: "b-- THOMAS C.HASE, Auct'r. August 25. N B. At about half past 11 o'clock, between the. Dry Good and Grocery Sale, all the valu- *ble pffttFER • r o vned ':> Mr William Hoop- er, on the old York roil I, adjoining the resi- dence ol Mr. Piper, will be oiFered for cash. Sale by Auction. on f an ay, The 19th instant, at ittetoot, in the afternoon, on the pemises, will be sold, One of those new neat two story dwellings, at Hie upper end of Charles-al reet, nearly op. pOsite tha houses of Messrs. Hollingswordi and Wortliington. The Lot is 20 feet front and 1.8 feet deep, running to a 20 f< et alley, and now rented to Mr. Lafitle, at 33 i dollars per annum; from.the piazzas ontne bacik -t the h.mse, are several very elegent and ex. e views, and its eligible situation for health, good water and desirable neigh- bourhood renders it well wo: thy ol attention. Foi one third of the purchase money cash will be required ; for the remainder a credit will be given—andon the payments be- ing oompleted a clear title. K. LEMMON & Co. Auctr's. August .5.______________.______ Sale by Auction. ON TUESDAY, The 1st September, at4o'cloci in the afternoon, Villi pn itivcly be sold, on the premises, on teni:!i that will be made known, at time. of sale, A three story Brick Dwelling HOUSE, on Market-space, No. 25, near the Fish-Mar- ket, with a two story Brick Kitchen. The above property is well calculated ibr a Tavern, Boarding House, or Retail Store. VAN WYCK. h DORSEY, Auct'rs. August 17.________________ Attent;on! Artillerists. Pr'sP'Ctns of a work entitled THE AMERICAN ARTILLERIST'S COMPANION. To be printed by subscription, and offered to the patrdiiafe o!' the Federal Government, the people of the United States and the Ar- tillerists of the Army, Navy and Militia. By Li.WlS TOUSAKD. This work was commenced in the year '96, at the desire of General George Washing- ton, then president of the United States.— The d lay has been favorable to the work, as during a via t to France, from the inqui- ries he made, and the communication he re- ceived from ollicers of the best experience and informal ion, the author was enabled to make corrections ana considerable additions The materials are extracted from the best Sweuis''., German, English, Freueh, Italian, Bjid other authors, who have written on that science. It contains : All that is relative to the disposition, con- structii": and service of different batteries, to ordinance in general, the invention, proper- tt n, casting & of boaring Guns j construction and. proportion of their different ca riages and append ges ; use and service of Mortars and Howitzers j method and experiments on the same." Principles of Gunnery ; Tables mi the ranges of shot and caanmte:' shot; projecti- on of shells ; methods and experiments on the same ; also general msxims on the manner of serving different batteries ; history h use of Field Artille y, with the improvements ¦which have been made in that service v-y the belligerent powers, chiefly by the invention of the flying', more properly denominated, Horse Artillery ; observations on point blank shit, and the method of pointing guns in the lie I i ; experiments and maxims on the same and application to their training. Exercise of haltering- and garrison ca' lion ; of guns Mounted on rampart, travelling and seacoast carriages. Exercise of mortars and. howizers ; Of field and horse artillery, as practised in the revolutionary war by the American, and at present by the French and English Artillerists. All these exercises are rendered clear by Use werds of command St their explanation ; plate for the same. Exercise of cannon on board'a ship of war. Saps. The several bridges and pontoons used in war. Tables of construction for battering cannon, mortars, howitzers, and field pieces : and for ail kinds of carriages and ether artillery waggons. A treatise on ¦gun powder and its intention, entering into details on the subs lances it is composed of, the different methods of its fabrication, des- gication, graining, proving, and storing in ¦magazine*, with observation and experiments on Ip3 same. On the casting of brass guns Si the formation of moulds in sand, &«." On the manner and instruments used in proving guns, &c. A description of Cover's patent gun carriage for toe navy, its application to garrison tue, and advantages over common carriages ; end many other interesting sub- jects which it would he loo long to enume- rate. The whole-terminated with a table oi' matters eomposed so as to serve as an artille- ry vocabu'i",¦;. The work will be illustrated by upwards of thirty-six plates, handsomely executed, with the explanations to the same,' which will leave no ambiguity to the render. The work is now in the press, and will be published in five numbers of from 1_*. to 150 pages each, with as much dispatch as attenti- on to the :... of typography and en- Igv."-" lit g each number being ao- . ooinpanied with six or «eveh pi . .' Subscriptions to the above, re by CONRAD, LUCAS * CO. No. 133, Mar- ket-street. •August 8. ci.St Sale by Auction. On FRIDAY, The 28th inst. at 11 o'clock, at the end of Bowly's wharf, will be told initiwut reserve, .J_ { v The, Schooner ;V % VICTORY, j Burthen about 550 barrels; is . a strong and faithful built ves- sel, and may be sent to sea at a small expence, her tackle and apparel being in good order j an inventory may be seen at. the vendue office at i the corner of Second and F, derick-streets. THOMAS C, *SE, Auct'r, August 25. Sale by Auction. On MONDAY, The "ht inst. at 11 o'clock, at Waters' Wharf Fell's-1 oint, will be sold without reserve for ap- proved indorsed notes at 2, 4, and6 months. i- rv The remarkable fast sailing !0 Swedish Ship ,> MODEST, ¦'_*» About 2 year* old, is built of the best materials and will carry about 1800 barrels, her Sails, Rigging, '.Tackle and Ap- T. C. i pared are in good order. An inventory of which may oe seen at the vendue office corner oi' Second & Frederick-Streets. THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r. August. 25.____________________________ ,', ugh an A. and R. i»o Wish to d:spose of two Bilh of Exchange on Liverpool, at 60 days for £ 575 Sterling They have on hand and for sale, Ifil hhds. Virginia and Maryland Tobacco, 24 do. Tobacco Stems, 4 do. Lampblacks in pound papers, 110 bbls Herrings, 100 do Turpentine, liisiieis Richmond Coal. July 23. d BEEF. 100 bbls. Boston, No. 1, BEEF, just re- calved and for sale bv FITCH HALL. Jun. 81, Bowly's-wharf. July 1. d Tor Sale, 50 pipes Lisbon Wine, 4 ditto, ^ „ ,.., 6qr casks,5PortdlU°' 4 pipes L P Mad. ira ditto, 20 bales bottle Corks, 2000 bushels caarse Salt, 6 dozen real Morocco Skins, Which will be sold low for good paper, or in barter for flour, by ROBERT BARRY. Also, Bills of Exchange on London direct, at 60 days sight. August 25._____________________d6t , Samuel Wydown, 75, Water-street, Mas received via New-Tork, and offers for sale, 1 bale Coatings, 3 do. Superfine Broad Cloths, 1 do. Windsor and Striped Cords and Qui) tings, 1 do. mixt Sattinnets, 1 case Olive and Drab DrabMts. Also Entitled to Drawback, 3 trunks Women's Cotton Hose, 2 do. Silk Chambrays, 2 do. Ginghams, 2 do. Printed Muslinets, Dimities & Quilt- ings, 2 bales Superfine Broad Cloths. August 24;___________________eol2t JBordeaux Wine. LAFITTE, DUCHE' AND BARTHE, No. 172, Baltimore street, Have for sale, 1 box Satin Ribands, 1 case embroidered I.eno & Cambric H'kfs 2 boxes Plain Taffetas, , 1 fto Plaid Silks, 2trunks men's and ladies' Stockings, 1 bale ) India Handkerchiefs, fine pat- 1 trunk 5 terns, 1 b )\ Thread Laces, 1200 pieces Short Mat keens, 200 casks Bordeaux Claret. The whole wrf.ll calculated for the French and Spanish Market, and entitled to deben- ture. Also on hand, By the piece oi dozen, an assortment of plain and figured Ribbons, plain and plaid Silk, s'lk and cotton Stockings, Crapes, iian- dauoes ; Linen Cambrick ; Cotton and Thread Lares, Sensh'aws, Sewing Silk, Sarsnet, Silk and Kid Gloves, Laces, Veils, (Sic. he. &c. August 2j£__________________eo8t City Commissioners Office, Baltimore, 25/4 August 1807. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the City Commissioners will meet on Saturday next, the 29fh lost, at 9 o'clock a. m. to establish the North-We it intersection ol How- ard and Mulberry-streets Those wlio are interested are requested to attend with the Surveyor, Land Marks and Papers, necessary for establishing the same. By order of the Board. SAM'L VINCENT, Clerk. August 25____________________d4t A Stolen Horse. The subscriber on the 11th day of June last, swopped a Horse, with a certain person who called himself James Wilson, who ap- peared to be about 30 years of age, slender made, with only one arm, dressed in a bine coat and nankeen pantaloons. His anj.iety to get rid of the Horse, induced me to suspect he was stolen, of which I mentioned to him, and in consequence of which he abscond- ed, and baa never since relumed ; but lett me in possession of both Horses ; I do there- fore }.;ive this public notice, for the benefit of the owner, aild request that he may come, prove bis horse, pay the charges and take him away. The horse is a bay, about 16 hands high, with a small blemish in one c-)e, ami a few white hairs in his forehead, trots, gal- lops, and appears to be about 8 years old. The different editors throughout the conti- nent are reqfTe.Jted to insert the above a few times in their papers. WM. W. WANN, On the Great Falls of Gunpowder, twelve from Baltimore. August 12. 2awl2t|| Notice. JOHN KENNEDY is" COX Have removed their Books of Accounts, also, those of the late firm of Anthony & John Kennedy and Co. to the Counting House of Messrs. A. Kennedy and Colhoon, No. lo, Light-street ; where all persons indebted lo either of the above firms are requested to make payment, and those who have cliiims agai.ist the same will please hand in their ac- counts for settlement. July 10. -d 4 bbls-. of Nice Fresh Shrub, And a few cases of Claret, just received, and tor sale at No 10, South Charles street. JOHN P. PLEASANTS. August 22._____________________d4t Notice is hereby given, That the subscriber hath assigned all his Book Debts and Accounts, prior to the 15th of last month, to Francis I. Mitchell, who alone is authorised to receive, and info'ree pay- ment thereof. JAMES W. MITCHELL. August 13. \ All persons indebted to said James W. Mitchell, prior to the above men- tioned time, are requested to make immedi- ate payment to the subscriber. FRANCIS I. MITCHELL. August 33-|______________________dim Soap and Oil.- 200 boxes Brown,? -.,, p 100 do. White, > WAr 80 cases fresh Florence Oil, Just received per schooners Gorham Lovel, and Francis, and for sale by BUFFUM & GOODHUE, No. 84, Bowly's wharf July 14. _____________ d Notice. A meeting of the Commissioners in Urn case of H. H. Hackeman, lateol he city of Baltimore, bankrupt, will'be held at the of- fice of John ('.'¦:! veil, esq. No. 9, N Culvert- street, on Mond4y tiie 31st day of August, instant, for the purpose of receiving the re- port of the assignees, of which all persons concerned will take notice. By order of the Commissioner*. SAMUEL St.ERETf, Sec'ry. August2'. d8t 3(502 Spanish Hides, in Store, FOR S-iLli BY ALEXANDER, WEBSTER h. CO. , Also, 1 c^se. Cambric, ? Entitled to draw- 2 do. Table Linen, 3 back. August 20.___ dfitf White Wine Vinegar./ Now landingfrofri scbr. Rover, a fewcasks of Genuine French White Wine VINEGAR, and lor sale by CORNTHWAIT ¦& YARNALL, No. S3, Bowly's wharf. Also on hand, British Canvas, Ravens Duck, Salt Petre, Spermaceti Candles, Young Hyson, Hyson, and Souchong Teas, Whale and Spermaceti Oil, Copperas, Sic. 8mo. 21st. d6t i'or Sale by Henry -Long, At his Manufactory, Old-Town, Silk and Cotton H'akfs. embroidered with figures, Twilled and Fringed do. assorted, Silk Shawls, with embroidered borders, Sattin do. with do. Ladies' Silk Gloves, short assorted, Do. do. do. long'do. Do do. Stockings, do. Men's do do. do. Black Silk H'dkfs. do. Ladies' Sattin Robes, Do. Catuitra do. Which will be sold low for cash, or good notes. August 22. d4t Two Stray Cows, Came into my enclosures, sometime in June last. One a small brindle Cow, bob-tail, left ear marked by cropping, fie. The other, is a large red and white cow. The owner is re- quested to prove property, pay charges and take them away, before, the first oi November next ; or they wiii then be sold, to pay pas- ttir.-.ge. JAbOB i,.,OUNDZ. Kear EliicoU/s Mills, 9 mills iroin Balti ____d4i§ ' more. Gold and SUver Lace Of the best quality calculated for the use of the military. For sale bv 'j. WINAND, No. 140, Market-street. August 14. d4tj Fifty Dollars Reward. RAN away from D mghoriigen Manor, Elk- ridge, (the summer residence of Charles Car roil, of Carrollfon, Esq.) on the i9th instant, a Negro Man, named WlLLlAM; about 30 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches nigh ; of a pleasing countenance ; wears his wool platted on the locks and behind, and turned up with a comb. His clothing that can be recoil -cted is, a long blue cloth coat, London brown panta- loons, black ditto, new shoes with one row of hob nails round the soles an ! 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- ri Ige, shall receive Fifty Dollars. ABIJAH FENN. may 26. d An Iofalliable Cure for the Tooth Ache I know that various opinions exist concern- ing my advert sing the price of curing the Tooth Ache—some say I am jolcing with the public, others sa. if j. bad, veal!, disc a cure, for that tormenting malady 1 ought for the sake of humanity, to make it pu die, and support the fact by all necessary arod convinc- ing evidence: I have taken the advice, and ! ledge, collected and arranged; by Some of the best scholars, and the most comprehensively scientific men, this day existing in Britain. PROPOSALS, By EZRA SARGEANT, No. 39, Wall-stfeetij New-York, Ear publishing by subscription, A NEW CYCLOPEDIA, OR, Dictionary of Arts Sff Sciences. BY G. GREGORY, D. D. Author of Essayf Historical and Morn!, the Economy of Nature, fjfe. ifc. To be completed in twelve months from the time it is put to p'-ess. In Twelve Parts. Price two dollars and seventy-five cents each. The .literary ^tiackery which prompts the her of 9\ex\ new work to endeavor to magnify the merits of his own intended pub. lication by depreciating the merit of all other similar productions, is, al once, both useless and despicable ; because nothing human can rise into esteem and honor, merely, upon the ruins of another's reputation, without some intrinsic excellence of its own. The Publish- er of Gregory'? Cyclopedia, therefore, will leave it to others to discover and declare, that the generality of Books called Encyclopedias pre, in their very constitution and form, too ( .' pen< tie and two cumb rsome, to be either extensively circulated, or gen-rally useful $ and will content himseJU' with briefly slating ms and pretensions of the Boot which be. hereby proposes to offer to the public. First, It comprises the most valuable informa- tion in all tb ¦ important departments of Know- therefore 1st. Declare, that I have given my newiv discovered Essence of Sttlpkur, I hink to near one hundred different persons who v.<> fiicted with the pain arising from hollow or decayed teeth, and 1 do not know of one in- stance where it has tailed ill prod 'cingacure nor do 1 believe it ever will, if used accord- ing tii my directions ; for I am persuaded 6' ,.'.)/. This information is comprised in a small compass, and conveyed in language at 0m;e perspicuous and elegant ; 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 other. from a knowledge of its nature and effects, ; wise could not be acquired from the larger that this Essence has power to remove the j works in which the sources of these streams pain of hollow or decayed teeth, to as g;*-at * of know: dge are contained, bat by a wdiole a certainty as water has power to extinguish \ Lie devoted to severe and unremitted labour. fire ! In order to K-nder the work worthy of the # 2d I do know that it has no tendancy to de- ! patronage of the American public, the Pub- Btroy the Enamel of the Teeth, or injnrMh'e Usher lias engaged all the best. American ! i lis, boron the contrary believe it will pre- I Artists to erigrave the lopper-Plates, of which vent the. scurvy m the gums, and preserve \ 1 ',8 will be gnen in the course of the work j the teeth from decay. j and has also secured the assistance of Edi. 3d It may be taken inwardly with safety ; I tor* of acknowledged talents and information, I have swallowed it. often, and will at any | time drink it, to remove the scruples of the I timorous. 4th: If ever the above mentioned Essence > should fail in producing the desired effect &. the tooth or teeth for w hich it was taken to cure, should at any future period be extract- , ed, all money received by me tor such cu.es shall be returned and double the sum if re- quired. FRANCIS GUY. Baltimore county, August '.0, 18e7. Personally appeared Francis Guy, before me the subscriber, one of tin justii es of the peace for the county aforesaid, and made oath on the Holy Evangelists,.!' .vimight) |Gorl, tthat the facts stated above relative to he tooth ache, is just and tine to the best of his knowledge and belief. Sworn before i j;;hn AisojJii'H. Baltimore, 7th August, 1807- It is with the blended emotions of confi- dence and delight, that the Publisher an. nounces his intention of offering to his nil- me ens patrons and supporters, a work whic.i combines eloquence with economy, and practicable utility with splendor. 'i'ia the Patrons and Subscribers of this ii i led Publication, may be thoroughly as- sured of not having their patronage and pro- tection abused by any de'e-t in the execution of the work itself, or any wantol pun uiality in its appearance, at. tie. stated and appointed times, the page given as a .specimen of the style in which the publisher solemnlyplgdgej ^ himself the whole ahali be executed, may be .-jeer, at the office of the Federal Gazette. On account Of the great abundance, of mat- ter ami the number of Engravings which the work will contain, and in consequence of th* vast expence necessarily attending the prose- cution of such a plan, the publisher is com. pelle 1 to solicit the aid of a sufficient number Certificate of Samuel Vincent, Esq. Justice I of subscribe-rs, to enable him to carry his pur of the Peace, I pose into full effect, before he puts any part Some time in the Spring of the present j of the intended Pub,ication into the hands of year, I was very much trouble with the tooth : the Engraver or the Printer. August SJ4. Gray's Garden. On SATVSDAT, the 29th instant, Will be exhibited by M. Kosaiuville, A GRAND DISFL.iT OF FIRE WORK, viz : First Division, A Federal Salute of sixteen Guns and six- tern Rockets, 4 Table Rockets, ascending in a Piramidal I'onn. A Running Changing Sun, representing different lights, and figures, bearing nine re- volutions. A Chinese Tree metamorphosed into a Dutch Table, or the evolution of the Verticale" turning round Horizontal. A Fancy Piece, forming various Basons of different Shapes. Second Division. The Running Blue, Purple, Red & White Serpent. Tiie Motto, Vivat America, in Fire. The Battle of the Three Suns, with their several Metamorphosis, The Grant Cross of Malta, with colored flames changed into a fixed Sun, with large rays, bearing in its centre a running ring of sky bue and yellow color. Third Division. The Fire Work, will be terminated by a Grant Display of Washington's Temple com- posed of the following pieces, and fixed in a Theatrical order, vix. 2 Cascades with Atmospherical Beauties, 4 Beehives and Pots do. do. A gran.' Portico of the yohic Order, bear- ing on the top a running piece with different grounds, &c. &c. the whole taking fire atone time. M. Rosainville is confident that no perform- ance of t i.is kind, ever was exhibited in this town. He oilers it to the public, well per- suaded that it will give a general satisfaction, labor and expeucts having not been spared to landtr it worthy of notice. August 24. d6t ache. I had thoughts oi having it drawn ; 1 by chance happened in conversation with Mr, Guy, to whom I related my inte tjon He advised me to avoid extracting 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 person that he had cured him of the tooth ache ; I determined to give- it a trial, and made use of his solutio ,, perhaps three or four times, and have not had any return of it About three months since a colored girl of mine was also alft-ieted w.lb 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 coniplaint since. SAMUEL VINCENT. Certificate of the Fev. Alexander M'Caine. I hereby certify that I was afflicted with the tooth ache from about the first of last March to the begining of June ; at which Tiie acknowledged.and iidnnsic merits of the work are,such as <:o ensure it a very ge- nn.Mil and extensive circulation : wherefore it only remains to the Publisher to ensure to his subscribers that the whole of .the exi- cution, as to the accuracy and elegance of the engravings, paper, and type, shall be such, as in ever} respect to correspond with the high value of the work. As to the engrav- ings, as yet no specimen can be given ; but the Publisher pledges himself that they shall b al least equal, and many superior to those ill the London edition. That there may be no possibility of dis- appointment to tiie patrons of literature as to this w,rk, the subscriptions are proposed to be received on the following CONDITIONS : 1st. The whole shall be comprised In Twelve parts, one of which shall be published month- ly. Each part shall contain about ISQ quarto pages, neatly done up in colored paper, at the price of Two Delia's and Seventy-jive Cent, period 1 was on my way to the Dentist, when i which is to be paid for on the delivery of I met with a friend, who understanding | each part—the whole twelve parts wdien where I was going, andvised me to go to ; completed will make two volume.-, in quarto, Mr. Guy, and lie would cure me With much [ containing 236 Copper-Plate Engravings, persuasion I agreed to make the trial not be- I winch alone are worth tlim price of the whole lieving, however, that I derive much acivan- i work. It will contain more than double the tage (if any) from it. But to my great sur- | matter of any similar work that has eve;- prize and satiataction, I was perfectly cured, 1 been published in this country, by applying bit tooth water only twice, since i ~'dly One Dollar shall be paid at the time which I have been as free of the tooth ache I of subscribing, and lo be deducted on tha as 1 have been at any period of my life. ALEXANDER M'CAINE. Fell's-Point, August 7th, 1807. Baltimore, August 7, 1807. Certificate of Eli He Ait. This is to certify, that about four 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 hisEssence of Sulphur, 1 obtained immediate relief, and have 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 beuefioial 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 & FRAILY, Editors of the Evening- Post. Baltimore, August 10, 1807. The respectable names above render it quite unnecessary to incur the expence of pub- lishing more certificates. CCj' 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. 21'^, Market-stseet, nearly opposite the In- dian Queen Augsutl2. 2a\v4t delivery ol the twelfth part. 3dty. 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 give 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 ; and even then, tha whole xpense of a work w ,ich contain.'., the substance of all that is known on every sub- ject, literary and scientific, will be oiwy 36 Dollars Subscription received by GEORGE HILL, No. 104, Baltimore street. New-York, May, 1807. Jun» 1. d Sugars. Landing this day at Bowly's wharf, from schoo- ner Colina, captain G,aland, 75 hhds prime St, Martin'* Sugars. Fy.it sale by A- b R. BOUGH AN. August 32. d Six Cents Reward. Runaway from Hie selj.ieriber, Arthur Cos- kerry, dark complexion, five feet four inches high". Had on when he went away, a blue round-about, striped Irowsers, and shoes, Si look w.th bun BJ i ARNOLD tVlYERS, Hot August $2. ti-.l |