, has a switch tad, and the ¦ame gait"- as above mentioned Twenty five dollars will be given for either wilh the thief or thieves, or ten dhu-s'or either it strayed. SAMUEL C.PATiUCK, PI-IILU' DEWALD. August 19-__________________eo4t___ To be Rented, ¦ And possession given the. ^tfuturv^ll The three storj britk WAREHOUSE, at the corner of Howard and Fayette-s-reets, now in the •ccupapcy of Messrs. Sam. and EliClajrett. This House and situation may lastly be considered among the best in Has cUyfortfte Flour and Grocery business. I will also lease for a term of five or se- vci rears, a few unimproved LD1S, at the intevsection of Baltimore and Green-streets, near the Precincts Market House. These Lots are W-d calculated for the erection of temporary stores, or mechanic's Shops ; md the terms will be mederate it'speeudy api^cu i JIE2. GLAGETT, V July W. *^"4w l''or Sale, A valuable Tract of LAND, lying in An- ne Arnndle county, in the neighborhood of Elk Ridge, containing 804, acres, 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 latler to the former place ; there is up- wards of 650 of the above, well wooded and inferior to none in the vicinity of the neigh- borhood, the residue now under cultivation ; the soil is adapted to every species of coun- try produce, particularly for the production of Tobacco. The improvements are a to- lerable frame dwelling House and kitch- en, a good Barn and Stables a good ap- ple and peach orchard. Considering the great scarcity of wuod, and near one of the best mark' ts in this state, with an addition of a quantity Iron Ore, thereon, and the ccnvenieiii y of its situation to the mills and water carriage, where produce may be con- veyed from Elk rid e Landing to Baltimore, renders this Land worthy the attention of farmers and others. Also 30 acres, situati on Elk Ridge, adjoining the residence of Mr. Grahams, two miles from Spurrier's Tavern, on the road from Frederick to Annapolis.— Also, between 350 and 4d0 acres, lying in Frederick" county ; contiguous to Wilh.m l-lobbs, esq. and part of n hich joins the I urn- pik, Roao on both sides { and principally standing in wood, of a good quail.y ; the soil is surpassed by none in the neighborhood, for the production of produce, ot ever,y des cription I> is d enied unnecessary to give a fivther description of the aforesaid Lands, as it is presumed those inclined to pi '•, base will view them. The terms •*ill he ftccommedat intt; and price low for further particulars p'ease apply to the subscriber at the count- ing bouse of iVlcrrs. S: in. and Eli Cl^gett, li i.timure, or to Mr. Charles Hammond, li'K-P. idge, who is authorised to dispose of the same. U Z1N HAMMOND. If the first mentioned Tract is not sold before the 10th November next, it will he offered to the highest bidder at public auction on that day, oi which notice will be given, at Spurrier's Tavern, Elk-Ridge, in the fore- noon, when the terms, will be made known at time and place of sale. J lily 25._____ ____eoSwlaw 1 orty Dollars Reward. RAN-away from the subscriber in Septem- ber last, a Negro Man named LUKE about twenty-twe years old, fi\e feet nine or ten inches high, wide mouth, thick lips, a little in- kvieed, walks much on the inside of his feet, and turns his toes considerably out when walk- ing, ready at an answer, and talks much. Also another, called ANTHONY, a likely fellow, who went off on or about the I3th of J one last, about 24 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, well set, stammers much when alkiiig, and has a slight eruption in the bottom ot his belly. Both of those fellows I purchas- ed lately of the family of the Bowling.', in and near Piscataway, where til y have relations, k amongst whom they are probably secreted. I will give the above reward for securing them in jail, so that 1 get them again, or 20 dollars for either, and pay all reasonable ex- pences if brought home to Prince George's county, near Piscataway. RICHARD DENT. Jaly8^_ ' .V - eo F, Hurxthul 6iC. Hasenclever, No. 67, Bowly's wharf, Have just received and offer for sale, Brown and White Platillas, Royals, Ticklenburgs, Baelteld, Warendorf, and Homemade Lin en, Listadoes, Checks, Apron Checks, and Stripes, CoUon and Linen Handkerchiefs, Silks, Silk and Velvet^Ribbons, Fine Laces and Beggar Laces, T .pes and Thread, Looking Glass Plates, from 40 to 24 & 30 to 17, Looking Glasses and Nuremberg Goods, Best Gentian Steel, Heart and Club. The whole entitled to drawback. Au. ust 22. «"> Baltimore and Reistei's-cown Turnpike Road Office. J-tt.Y 20th, 1807 The stockholders of that part of the cani- ta) stock of the Baltimore and keister's-tflwii Turnpike Road Company which was taken on the Eigih day of January I: st, are In rebj notified that the second instalment of Five Oollars on each share ot said stock isrequir ed to h" paid at the Bank ol B»ltimnr< on tin first day of September next, agreeably to ;. resolution of the president and Managers JOHN F. HARRIS, Sec'ry July 20. eotlstS For Sale, a Negro Girl. To be -old for about seven je.ns unexpired time, a Negro GIRL She is about 20 years old, is healthy and strong, and accustomed to all kinds of house woi k, lor which she can be well recommended Apply at this Office. . August 13. ___ eo To Rent, TWO STABLES in Rogers'.alley, hack of the late Franklin-IIotcl Inquire of Henry Peek, No. 149, Market street. N. B. The will accommodate 24 Horses mav eo Wm. &<: Jerm. Hoffman, No. 3, South Chables-street, Hive imported in the Shepherdess, from London, 62 packages Fancy Goods, Consisting of Prints,. Muslins, Cambrick and common Dimities. Cambrick and common Ginghams, Cambrick Sarsn. Is, Chambray Muslins, Shirting Cottons, Madras and Pullicat Hankerchiefs, White and Printed Ojiiltings, Knitting and Adelphi Cotton, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Super Cloths and Cassimers, with trim- mings to match, Elegant Shawls, newest fashion, Ribbons, Dr«ss [Buttons, Cords, Tassels, Girdles, &c. he. And have remaining from a former impor- tation a few cases IRISH LINNENS AND SMEETINGS.________JuneJ26. d!5t eo!5 Charles C. Egerton HAS FOR SALE, 60,000 lb. best Green Coffee, 72 hhds. Sugar, 1356 boxes Claret Wine, 10 tons Campeachy Logwood, 53 hhds. Maryland Tobacco, 1,000 wt. Indigo". CO Von Kapff oi Prune Ham. just received and offer for saie, 8 bales light Holland Sail Cloth, 2 boxes Tapes and Bobbins, 635 boxes Havanna Sugar, 1^6 hhds. Muscovado Sugar, Oi: hand, 42 bales Cotton, 12 tierces Rice, Abo t 40,000 vU. Coffee, 60 boxes Segals, A few tons Fustic, A small quantity of Indian Corn, 40 pipes Holland Gin, 50 casks Dutch Bser, Gin cases, half pint Tumblers, Negro Pipes, Black Lead Crucibles, Madder, hew- ing and fishing Twine, and Brass Kettles Also, An assortment of GERMAN LINENS, Among which are, 11 bales Hessians and Twilled Bagging Stud'. And About 2000 Muskets with Ba3onets, &c. complete. August 7._______________________d6teo To Let. A good stand for the Wholesale and Re. tail Dry Good Business. Immediate poses- sion can be given. Apply at No. 49, Balti- more-street. July 10.______________________eo_ Corsica Wine, &c Just received for sale, 10 pipes Corsica Wine, i 14 chests Young Hyson Tea, 20 cases old Port Wine of a superior qua- lity. On Hand, 300 bbls. No. 1 and 2, Boston Beef. 350 halt bbls. Mess and No. 1 do. 50 bbls. Prime Pork, 100 cases Sweet Oil, entitled to debenture, 300 boxes Mould Candies, small sizes, 100 do Spermaceti do. 350 do. Brown Soap, 50 do. Lisbon Lemons, 50 do. shelled Almonds, 60 bales soft shelled do-. 80 bags Pimento, 3000 lbs. Cassia, 8 pipes Holland Gin, 5 do. old Cogniac Brandy, 20 do. Bordeaux do. 10 huils. New-England Rtrm, 20 tons Campeachy Logwood, Russia and British Canvas, &c. &c. NATH : F. WILLIAMS, No. 15, Bowly's wharf. August 20. ________________eo4f; BENGALS. A few pieces of BENGALLS, of different colors, for sale by JOSEPH TOWNSEND. No. 18, Baltimore-street. 6th mo- 3. eo Von Kapff and Brune OFFEB FOB SALE, 100 pipes best Holland Gin 50 do Dutcii Beer 600 boxes do. C eese lo do half pint Tumblers 2o do short Negro Pipes 2o casks Crucibles lo do. Madder, 5 do. Sewing and Fishing Twine, 3 do. Brass Kettles, looo Gin Cases, 37o packs Sheathing Paper, 34 bales white and brown Flemish Sheet- ings. An assortment of GERMAN LINENS ; Consisting of ChecksNo.2, Listadoes,BookCheck, Stripes, BretagncTS, Platillas, Creas, Dowlas, Rj.ans, EstopiUas,Chalets, white Rolls,Ticklenburgs, Bielfeld l.inen, German Raven Duck, Hessi- ans, Bagging Stuff, ami ready-made Bags. Also, S74 boxes white and brown Havanna Sugar 23 barrels brown Sugar, 2o tons Fustic, 12 tierces Rice 115o bushels coarse Liverpool Salt, 18 casks Rocou, 16 barrels-.nd 14 bags Gum Guiacum, 6 scroons Jalap, 12o boxes Por. Wine, of a very g-ood quality 9 boxes upper, 22 a 23 oz. 5o casks Steel, and A quantity of Glass Bi.ads. ma.) 4. dl2teo Turnip Seed. A quantity of Turnip Seed, thought to be of a peculiarly excellent kind. For sale by JOLL HOPKINS, No 48, Calvert street. 8th mo. 19th. d&eoftt Claret Wine and Olive Oil. 'Just at -ived Is1 will be la tied to-morroix inorn- ing from on boarit the stoop Altniia, C.ptain Saville, from. Nea> York, 117 Casks superior quality Claret Wine, suitable be had on the 25th September. PETER HOFFMAN &. SON. August 22. eo MILITARY. Mrs. Lytton Has just received and offers 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 Charles G/iequiere, Broker and Agent in the Commission Line, Who keps his Office No. Water-street, Begs leave to solicit from his friends and the public a continuance of the encouragement wliich he has met with since he commenced in the above mention* d line. He continues to purchase and sell a'l kinds ot country produce, or other merchandise, Ana offers for sate, About 30 tuns Campeachy Wood, which will be sold low by the quantity, or few tons Also a parcej of Fustic. 200 bbls. Prime Susquehanna Herrings, in good shipping order, a parcel very fresh Kice, bright Trini ad Sugar in hhds. and about 30 I pipes well flavored Gin distilled in Maryland, neai y 4th proof at a very moderate price. A small parcel very good, and a parcel very first quality Maryland Tobacco. He also continues to buy and sell, Bills of Exchange on turoj e, or on the Continent, Notes, &c. c»c as bank and Insu- rance Stock, of the different Institutions in this city, and other places, Road Stock, Wa- ter Stock, &c ike buys and sells Vessels ; also Charters and procures Freight tor tucm. Wanted at present, Mechanics' and Union Ba. k Stock, a few Shares Maryland tk Marine Insurance Stock, and some Shares Water Stock. Frequent applications ha.e been made at his office to purchase well secured Annuities for cash, or in exchange for Bank Stock. Any orders whicb may be given to him, shall be punctually executed with Secrecy, Fidelity and Dispatch. August 24. eo°\v Notice is hereby Given, That in consequence of a misplaced confi- dence I am obliged to notify my creditors, that I intend two months after the date, here- of to petition Baltimore county court, or cne of the judges thereof for the benefit of the insolvent law s of the state, to relieve n.e as well from debts due from the firm of Simian and Lamb, as those contracted in my indi- vidual capacity. WM. SUMAN. August 4, 1807. co2m - ¦ —'— . i ¦ ¦ . -.- 'i his is to give Notice, That the Subscribers intend tosppl) to Bal- timore County Court, at their ensuing Sessi- on, for the benefit of the Insolvent Laws of the state ot Maryland. JOHN TAG ART. THOMAS CALV\ ELI*. August 8. eo2m Notice is hereby Given, That I intend to applv to the judges of Bal. timore county court, or some one of them for the benefit of an act of assembly passed at November session 18 5, and as well as of the supplement thereto, passeel at the last ses- sion, entitled, t< an act for the relief i f sun- dry insolvent lebtors," to relieve me from debis I am unable to psv, after two months from this day. CHARLES SMITH. August 13. eo2f sundry insolvent debtors." MARGARET MITCHELL. July 6, 1807. i d2m PRINTED AND PVM,lf JOHN HHgfi Ofpmite the Post.OJjic\- BALT1MG