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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1807.
[Vol. XXVII—No. 4150
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v Sale by Auction.
On FRIDAY,
The 11th instant, at 11 o'clock, at Mezzick's
wharf, Fell's-Point will be sold on aliberal
credit, for approved, endorsed notes,
A choice parcel of TEAS, imported in the
Wig Ida, from the Isle of France, being part
of the English East India Company's ship
Warrm Hasting's cargo, that was bought at
Canton, by the Company's agent, for the Lon-
don market, and will be found to be of a very-
superior quatity, consisting of
1,000 chests Souchong, Campay,") „„ , _
Congo, Hyson Skin, andTwankuyS
' VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Ariel's.
September 1.
Sale by Auction,
The subscriber will offer for sa!e*on the previises
on Wednesday 9th September iffair if not the
next fair day, at 10 o'clock,
A HOUSE & LOT on ihe Frederick town
turnpike-vord, about five miles trim Balti-
more. The house is frame, two stories high,
with a kitchen, garden, and Stables for 30
Ihorses, and would suit for a Tavern The
Lot contains about live acres ; is enclosed
with a good fence (part stone and part post
and rails) lias a number of "ood Springs, and
would answer well tor the establishment of a
Tanyard.
, The terms of sate one half cash, the other
halHo be paid in six months.
ABRAHAM ENGEL.
Attrrust 30. ____________________d4tf
Sate by Auction.
Cole & I Bonsai, AucVrs.
'O.i TUURSD iV, the 3-/ S pt.vii'l beofferedfor
Tor any Port in the U. States,
(To the Eastward mould be preferred,)
;r%y The Sloop FACTRESS,
^^W Captain Allen
Burthen five hundred barrels \
freight will be taken low if im-
mediate application is made to the captain on
board at Smith's dock, or to
CORNTHVVAIT & YARNALL,
83, Bowl)'» wharf.
8th mo. 28th. d
For Sale,
The fast sailing pilot boat
built Schooner
________________¦ LY\X,
"!'?*«r'g*SSg*ELT John-Hall, muster:
Burthen 100 tons, just arrived off her first
voyage ; she is a very csnnplete vessel and may
be sent to sea immediately. For terms, which
will be liberal, apply to
THOMAS TEN \NT,
Who has received per the said vessel and offers
for sale,
327 bags Coffee; 1
5 tierces ditto, C Entitled to drawback.
5 tons Fustic, j
50 whole, and "J of a superior qua-
33 half boxes Scgars, 5 lity.
Aug ist 25
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sale at our 1
Warehouse back of'the Union Bank of
Maryland, (entranceJrom S- Charles streit,)
fin elegant variety of
Household ix Kitchen Furni-
ture,
Consisting of
Sideboards,
Bureaus.
Fancy Chairs,
1 Settee,
Bedsteads, (mahogany and others')
Coffee and Tea Urns, (elegant)
Sett Chins,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cabinets,
Bis, &. fee-
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
N B, tn the course of the sale, Share in
the Baltimore Library
August 31.___________^______________________
S- le by Auction.
|s just arrived and will be sold at the vendue
warehouse, at the corner of Second and
Fredo: ick-streets, Tomorrow, Thursday,
tiie 3d, at 12 o'clock, on a liberal credit,
The entire CARGO of the brig Chance,
Consisting of
102 hhds. of good quality Muscovado SU-
GAR,
12 tierces do. do.
26 hUds. Clayed do.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
Sept3.____________________________________
Sale by Auction.
On FRID.AY,
The 4th instant, at 11 o'clock, on Dugan's
wharf, will commence the sale of tha brig
Mercury's CARGO,
Consisting of
13o hhds. white and brown Clayed Marti-
nique Sugar,
36 hhds 1st quality Muscovado do.
And from the Schooner Sally,
60 bbls. N. w Orleans Pork.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
_J>ept 2;____________________________________
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias from Bal-
ti nore county court, to me directed, will
be exposed to Public Sale, on Saturday the
5di day of Septenrt»er mxi, at 10 o'clock,
at my office for cash, the following proper-
ty to wit :
Two small Tracts, or Pieces of LAND,
containing 18 acres, lying in North Hun 'red,
i» the upper part of Baltimore, county, about
23 nides from ' he city, and adjoins the Lands
of Jesse Hosb.al and John Coon, late the pro-
perly of Basil Hurst, seized and taken at the
suit of Jacob Taylor, surviving partner of R.
Taylor.
JOHN HUNTER, Sheriff.
August 27. dot
eo8t >
For the lliver Weser or Jade,
Or, (if the Blockade continues, J
FOR TONNINGEN,
r-"£2v. The Bremen Brig
¦i^SC" MARIA,
?20EKr' CilPtain G Monsees j. _
-i-*'fe» Sals under a special British
licsnee, granting her to proceed unmolested
to any neutral port in Eurpp .
She has a part.oi IteJ cargo engaged, for
the remainder ap I) to
G. TOPEEN & CO. Or,
D. L. THOMAS,
Ship Broker.
For
a la Morlai
S:>lt
Creas
hom-male Linen
White Rolls, Rus-.ii Duck. 2 and ., bushel
Bags, and fine Green West India Coffee, in
bags___Apply to
G. TOPK.EN & CO.
August 18. eo i
For Freight or Charter.
The Schooner
-CARLTON,
James Johnson, master ;
Burthen' 1100 Barrels, about
sails fast, and is in complete
Apply to the mast r
% £>
one year old ;
order to receive a cargo.
on board or to
THOMAS TENANT.
September 1______________________eo8t
Hazlehurst, Brothers et Co.
Have just received and offer for sale,
German Linens,
Consisting if
Creas a la Morlaix,
Dowlas,
White Platillas,
Br.-tagnes,
Estopillas,
Rouans,
Quadruple Silesias,
White Rolls,
Listadoes,
Checks, No. 2,
Book Checks,
August 29.______^_____________^ dl2t
Soap and Oil.
2.10 boxes Brown, "J cri,, r,
100 do. WliitB, ) buAt^
89 cases fresh Florence Oil,
Just received per acho we'rs Gorham Level,
and Francis, anil for sale by
BUFFOM & GOODHUE,
No. Si, Bowly's wharf
July 14._______________,_______________d_____
A. and R. Bpiighan
Wish to dispose of two Bills of Exchange
on Liverpool, at 60 days for fl S75 Sterling
They have on hand and far sale,
161 hhds Virginia and Maryland Tobacco,
24 do. Tobacco Stems,
4 do. Lampblack, in pound papers,
110 bbls Herrings,
100 do Turpentine,
ISsOO bushels Richmond Coal.
July Ha._____ __________d
Sugars.
Landing this day at Iloic/y's wharf, fruni schoo-
ner Calina, Capt'An G trland,
75 hhds prime St. Martin's Sugars. For
sale by A-Si R. BOUGH AN.
August 22._____________________d_
For Sale,
The CARGO of ihe shp Rebecca, Wm. Wyse,
waster, from Batavia, consisting of
700,000 lbs COFFEE,
1,000,000 do. SUGAR,
60,00J co. PEPPER.
S. SMITH as BUCHANAN.
Sept 2.________________ dStj___
Notice is hereby given,
That the subscriber hath assigned all his
Book Debts and Accounts, prior to the 15th
of last month, to Francis 1. Mitchell, who
alone is authorised to receive, and inforce pay-
ment thereof JAMES" W. MITCHELL.
August 13.
All persons indebted to said
James W. Mitchell, prior to the above .nen-
tionpd time, are requested to make immedi
irlab;, Checks and P'nrJfS, | ate payment to the subscriber.
, Osnjtbui-jrs, 1 lcrf n mrgs, j FRANCIS I. MI
August 13. _
fCHELL.
dim
Sugar Hou^e for Sale,
The Subscriber offers for sale, or leas;e for
a term or years, His Sugar House near the
Head of tbs Bason, with the Utensils thereto
belonging, complete.
For particulars apply at his counting house,
No. 11, Water-street.
CHARLES GARTS
If the above property is not sold or leased,
ot or befo.e Monday tha l notes ot different Banks in
Baltimore Amon"g the notes of hand there was
one drawn ;^y Hubert Fish r, dated, lath Joy,
, last for Five Lundrad Dollars, payable at six
' ty days, one other drawn by John Dillehtmt,
| dated 12th August, for Five hundred Dollars,
: payable at sixty days, both in favor ot the sub-
scriber. Th. precaution being taken t> pre-
vent the payuiie.it of said notes ; they can be
| of no use to anv person but the owner. Who-
soever may have found the si.id pocket Book,
and ill return the same with the contents, at
No. 3, Cheapside, shall be intilled io the i5
Dollars, and no questions asked.
JOHN FISHER.
Sept 1 d4t
George iioit'man
Has imported in the Othello and Cannat»a,from
Liverpool,
102 PACKAGES
Seasonable Goods ;
Many ot which are expressly adapted to
the export trade. Sept 2. d3t-eo3t
Notice.
Having taken my Brother Lambert into
Partnership, the business in future will be
done under the firm of Dennis c5" Lambert
Nowland. DENNIS NOWLAND.
Sept 2. d4t
Notiec.
' JO IIN K K h .V U DT & COX
Have removed their Books of Accounts,
also, those of the late tirni of inthony h John
Ken iedy an.1 Co. to the Counting House of
Messrs. A. Kennedy and Col'.iouu, No. 1>.,
Light-Street ; where all persons indebted to
either of the above firms are requested to
make payment, and those who have ci.u ..->
against the same will please hand in their ac-
counts for settlement. July 10. .1
A new Nezos-l'apety
Entitled,
THb TI.vlLS,
AND
Republican Monitor,
Will be publised is this city as soon the
nessary arrangements can he cotAjdeted.
A ProspeC us of toe work shah be distribut-
ed, declaring Hie principles ol the Editor, and
tha conditions of tlie puh ic.uinn.
'• In our brief Chronicle of the times,
" Some things wo may extenuate,
" But nothing sit down in malice."
August ol. _________ d4t§
A Certain Lady,
(Who passed by the name of Anderson)
arrived here from the city of Washington, in
a hack Stage, on Thursday evening the 13"h
instant, and engaged lodgings tor herself and
two hired servants, in my house ; and aU.o
entered two Gray Horses in my Stables, al-
h'dging t'neiu lobe her property. This Lady
left my house on Sunday morning last, with-
out giving me any notice of her intention to
depart, and left behind her the two servants
and the horses above mentioned I do there-
fore hereby request that she wi'.l come lor-
ward and pay ner bill, otherwi e the horses
will be sold at the expiration of ,:0 days for
toe account thereof As it is possible tt'at
some accident may htfve happened to this la-
j dv, so as to prevent her return. 1 shall tliere-
i lore Consider myself obliged to any pel son
who wid give me Ml) information respecting
her. JAMES BRYOEN.
August 28. d;)0t-
FDUCA1ION.
Mrs. GroAnbiidge
Most respectfully announces to her friends
and the public, that her aead-my for the re-
ception of Young- Ladies as Boarders or
j Day Scholars, will recommence On Monday,
I August 31st, where both the useful and or-
namental branches oi Education are particu-
lar!', attended to.
Mrs. Groombridge not only dedicates her
whole t'una to the advantage of her pupiis,
but is happy in having engaged masters to as-
sist her, who excel in the r respective pro-
fessions.
Columbia Academy, corner of Mast and Cal-
vert sticets.__________A"g"st. 'it__________jtSt
Joan tx Janics Kooerta,
230, Market-street,
Have just received and offer for sale, on rcasona-
This day is Published,
By JAMES M'HENltY,
Price 75 Cents (to subscribers, )
The Spiritual Combat.
To -which it added
THE PEACE OF THE SOUL,
ANO
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" Ihe life of man on Earth is a warfare"-—
Jab. 7, c. 1, v.
This work is ready for delivery to subscrib-
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Also, the Baltimore Director/ tor sale as
above. September.!. 34t
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For Publishing
LEWIS & CL.'lTiK'S TOUR TO T1IK
PACIFIC OCEAN
THROUGH THK IXTERWP VF TflM
C> NTIMENf O !'¦ NOR TH A MERXCA,
Performed by order ot the Government of the
United Suites, during-the yeurs 13u4, 1805
and 1306.
THIS work ivill be prepared by captain
Meriwether Lewis, and will be divided into
tw) pints, the v.hole comprized in three vnl»
timss octavo, the first coutai'mi g at least 70ft
pages, the second and third from [pur to five
hundred each, printed on good paper, audi
fair Pica l'vpe. The several volumes in suc-
cession will be put to press at as e.afh periods
as the avocations of the author will permit him
to prepare them for publicatioi.
Part the first t in two volumes.
Volume first.
WILL contain a narrative of the voyage.
With a ilcs.ript.iou of some of the most re-
mavkabje places in those hitherto unknown
wilds of America, acompanied by a map, of
good size, a large chart of the entrance of the
Columbia river, embracii gtbc adjaneni conn-
try, coast and harbors, and embellished *'ith
views of two beautiful cataracts of the Mis-
souri ; the plan, on a large scale, of the coif-
nected falls of that river, as *Iso of those of
the falls, narrows and great rapidsof the Co.
hunbia, with their several portages For the
Information of future vox agers, there will be
added in the sequel of this volume, some
if s -rv.tions and rema ks on the navigatio>- of
tl e Missouri and Colombia Rivers, pointing
oui the precautions which must necessarily b«
tain n, in order to ensure sue c-u, togi the.r
i with an itinerary of the most direct and prac-
' ticable route arrosa the continent of North
| America, from the confluence of the Miss, u-
I ri and Mississippi rivers to i Le dscliarge of
i the Columbia into the Pi.ufic Ocean-
Va.ume Second.
Whatever properly app-.rt.ins to geogra-
phy, embracing a description of the rivers,
mountains, climate, soil and ace of the coun-
try t a view-of the Indian nations distributed
over that vast region, showing th r fraditi-
i ons, habits maniKi-s, customs^ national cba-
•racters, stature, complexion^, dress, d.-. ell-
, ings, aims, and -lomentic utensils, with many
Other interesting parti, uiars in relation to
' them : also observations and n-flec'iens on the
j -cts of eivih;; n'g, govt ruing and m in-
irig ¦¦ frieiuilv int ircourse with fjo.se nations.
A view of tin- fur trade of North ".nicijiia,
i setting forth a plan for its extension, and
showing tlie immerise ad antagi swlurh otilil
accrue to the mercantile imeia sis of the Unit-
ed slates, b combining the sunn* with » direct
trade to the l'.ast-lndips through the continent
o" North America 1 his volume will be eii,-
b ih in .1 villi '.went; plate* illnstraiiu- in th*
dress and general ajpc irauee Of sucli I dian
;,: inns cs difs'er filaterially from each o.h r ;
of their habitations ; tin l* weapons and i a-
Mfimenfs used in war ; their hunting and
fishing apparatus j domestic utensi a, &c In
an' appendix there will also be given a diary of
I the weather kept with great attention thro'«
i out the whole of the voyage, showing also the
daily rise and fall of the principal water cour-
s :n which were navig .led in the course ef
the same.
file terms ^__^^^__
5 boxes 4-4 Irish L nens, ~\
2 bales superfine Cloths, f Entitled to
1 bale double milled Rer- C Drawback.
scymeres, J
Also,
11 bales Flanneis,
August 3_L_________________________d!5t_
Notice.
The Copartnership of NICHOLAS DU
BOIS Si CO is by mutual consent, this day
dissolved, those indebted to the firm are re-
quested to make payment to Frederick Lin-
denberger & Co. and those to whom tne said
firm is'indebted are requested to exhibt their
accounts for payment.
FREDERICK LINDENBERGER & CO.
NICHOLAS DUBOIS.
August 26. d
100 bbls. Boston, No. 3, BEEF, just re-
ceived and for sale by
FITCH HALT., Jim.
81, Bbwly's-wharf,
July 1. A
¦
subscriber, at the time id subscribing,
4thly. The price ot esich part will e ne-
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work is put to press ; and. even then, the
toAu/e expense of a work w ic'i contains the
substance of all that, is known on every I ob-
ject, literary and scientific, will be only 3o
Dollars
Subscription received by GEORGE KILL,
No. 104, Baltimore-street.
New-York, May, 180". June 1. d
A Coachman Wanted
• Any person disposed to sell a good Coach-
msn, who understands the management of
Horses, and can be. well recommended, will
hear of a liberal purchaser by applying at this
Office
August 29. dl8t
To Let,
The Store and Cellar No 88 Market street,
with a Stable and Ware-house fronting on
East-street Alsp, 2 brick WAREHOUSES,
on the lower end of Swith's Wbr-rf Apply-
to STEWART, MONTGOMERY
M'arket-st- set,
May 18.. d4t-2aw
Ptrt the second": in one volume-
This part of the wifrk will be confined ex*
clusively to scientific research, and principal.
j ly to the luluval historv of those- hitherto un-
': known regions It will contain a full liisstrtu.
i tion on such subjects as may have fallen with*
' in tha notice of the author, and which may
; properly be d;s'fihuted under the heads of
Botany, Mineralogy, and Zoology, together
j with some strictures on the origin ol Prairies,.
I the cause ot the muddiness of the Missouri,
of volcanic appearances, and other natural
phenomena which were met with in the course
; ol lliis interesting tour. This volume will alao
¦ c main a comparative view of twenty three
\ ocahularirs of distinct Indian languages, pro.
cured by captains Lewis and Clark, on the
voyage, anil will be ornamented and i m el.
lisbe I v.iih a much greater numhi-r oi plu'eg
than will be bestowed t.n the fu.st part of tha
wo'-k as it is intended-that every Subject ef
n Jtural histmy which is entirely new, and of
which there are a. considera! le number, shall
be a. pompanied by, an appropriate «t, graving
if ns native of it.
This distribution ofthe work has been made
vwitli a view to the accommodation of evc*ry
descriptfoil of readers, and ts here offered to
the patronage of th- public in such shape, that
all }i rsojis vv.ibii ::; t.n bei oivic Subscribers,
m ty :iccoiiinio,,ate tin inselv. s with eitlier of
the parts, or the entire work, as it shall be
must convenient to themselves. .
Detached from, this wok, there will be publishet
LEWIS AND CLAiiK'S
Map of North America,
From Long. 9 deg. west, to ihe 1 anitic (>-
C< an, and bi'UMeen 30 dug. and 5.: deg. N»
Lat. with extensive marginal Notes j Dinen-
.sion* Five feet eight inches By Three tect
en inches
Embracing all their late discoveries, an |
