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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1807.
[Vol. XX\ II—No. 415
Sale by Auction.
On FUIDW,
The 11th instant, at 11 o'clock, at Merzlck's
wharf, Fell's-Point will be sold on a liberal
credit, for approved, endorsed notes,
A choice parcel of TE AS, imported in the
brig Ida, from the Isle of France, being part
of the English East India Company's ship
Warren Hastings 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, constating of
1,000 chests Souchong, Campay,') TEj^g
Congo, Hvson Skin, and Twankayj
VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct's.
September 1.
Sale by Auction,
The subscriber will ___-_£» 1000 barrels For terms ap-
ply to captain Marshall, on board, at Spear's
wharf, or to
WALES _ CLOPPER.
August 28.____________________eo4tj
Hazlehurst, Brothers & Co.
Have just received and offer for sale,
German Linens,
Consisting of
Creas a la Morlaix,
Dowlas,
White Platillas,
Bretagnes,
Estopillas,
Rou.ins,
Quadruple Silcsias,
White Rolls,
Listadoes,
Checks, No 2j
Book Checks,
August 29- d!2t
REMOVAL.
Henry & JLindenberger
Have removed to No 200 1-2, Baltimore-
street. Who offer to Kent the Store St Cel.
lar, No. 04, opposite the Indian Queen Ta
vern, with a convenient iVarehouse if re.
q 'ired.____________August 26._________d
A Pocket- Bi ok Lost.
Lost last evening, it is believed between
Cheapside and Howard street, an old Red
Morocco POCKET BOOK,tied with apiece
ot tightcolored ribbon, containing sundry notes
of hand, wfth a number oi papers, wliich can
be of no use to any person but the owner. Al
so, 15 dollars in 3 notes oi different Banks in
Baltimore. A mong the notes of hand there was
one drawn by Robert Fisher, dated, lath July,
last tie- Five Hundred Dollars, payable at six
ty d*ys, one other drawn by John Dillehunt,
dated 12th August, for Five hundred Dollars,
payable at sixty ua^'s, both in favor ot the sub-
scriber. The precaution being taken to pre-
vent the payment of said notes ; they ean be
of.r.o use to any person but the owner. Who-
soever may have found the said pocket Book,
and ill return the same with the contents, at
No. 3, Cheapside, shall be intitled io the 15
Dollars, and no questions asked.
JOHN FISHER.
Sept 1 d4t
Notice.
Having taken my Brother Lambert into
Partnership, the business in future will be
done under the firm of Dennis & Lambert
Rowland. DENNIS NOWLaND.
Sept 2. d4t
This day is Published,
By JAMES M'HENRY,
Trice 75 Cents (to subscribers, )
The Spiritual Combat.
To which is added
THE PEACE OF THE SOUL,
AND
THE HAPPINESS OF THE HEART,
Which Dies to itself in order to Live to GOD.
" i he life of man on Earth is a warfare"—
Job. 7, c. 1, v.
This work is ready for delivery to subscrib-
ers and others, at No. 4, Light-street, and at
the different Bookstores in this city.
Also, the Baltimore Directory for sale as
above. September 1. d4t
John & James Roberts,
230, Market street,
Have just received and offer for sale, on reasona-
ble terms,
5 boxes 4-4 Irish Linens,'
2 bales superfine Cloths,
1 bale double milled Ker-
seymeres,
Also,
11 bales Flannels,
14 hhds. & •) , ' ''_
7 barrels $ S0od 1uahty Sueal'"'
August 31._____________________d!5t
DIVIDEND.
The President and Directors of the Bank of
Man land, have declared a Dividend on the
Capital Stock of 4 1-2 per cent, for the half
year which will end on the I'th instant. On
Tuesday the 8th the same will be ready to
pay to the Stockholders, or to their legal
representatives. Bv Order.
ROBERT WILSON. Cashier.
Sept 2. d8t
Entitled to
Drawback,
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Subscription received by GEORGE HILL,
No. 104, Baltimore-street.
New-York, May, 1807- June 1. d
Sugars.
Landing this day at Bowly's wharf, from schoo-
ner Colina, captain Garland, '
75 hhds prime St. Martin's Sugars. For
sale by A. & R. BOUGHAN.
August 22. ___________ d
Notice.
The Co-partnership of NICHOLAS DU-
BOIS & CO is by mutual consent, this day
dissolved, those indebted to the firm are re-
quested to make payment to Frederick Lin-
denberger ft Co. and those to whom the said
firm is indebted are requested to exhibl their
accounts for payment.
FR'DK.. LINUENBERGER & CO.
NICHOLAS DUBOIS.
August JG d
A Coachman Wanted
Any p-rson disposed to sell a good Coach-
man, who understands the management of
Horses and >-.an be well recommended, will
hear of a liberal purchaser by applying at this
Office
August 29. dl8t
Notice.
JOHN KENNIiDT _T COX
Have removed their Books of Accounts,
also, those of the late firm of Antho y & John
Kennedy an 1 Co. to the Counting House of
Messrs. A. Kennedy and Colhoon, No. lo,
Light-street j where all persons indebted to
either of the above firms are requested to
make payment, and those who have claims
agai.ist the same will please hand in their ac-
co'iints for settlement. July 10. d
For Sale,
The CARGO of the sh p Rebecca, Wm. Wyse,
master, from Batavia, consisting of
•700,000 lbs COFFEE,
1,000,000 do. SUGAR,
60,000 do. PEPPER.
S. SMITH Ik BUCHANAN.
_SeptJ!.___________________d8tj;
Notice is hereby given,
That the subscriber hath assigned all bis
Book Debts and Accounts, prior to the 15th
of last month, to Francis I. 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 men-
tioned time, are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to the subscriber.
FRANCIS I MITCHELL.
August 13.^______________________dim
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 also
entered two Gray Horses in my Stables, al-
ledging them to be her properly. 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 will come for-
ward and pay lier bill, otherwise the horses
will be sold at the expiration of ! idge
Most respectfully announces to tier friends
and the puhlic, that her academy for the ie-
ceplion of Young Ladies as Boarders or
Dav Scholars, will recommence on Monday,
August 31st where both the useful an.'¦ or-
namental branches oi Education are particu-
larly attended to.
Mrs Groombridge not only dedicates her
whole time to the advantage of her pupils,
but is happy in having engag, d masters to as-
sist her, who excel in their respective pro-
fessions.
Columbia Academy, corner of East anil Cal-
vert sheets. Ai.gi st 28. d8t
BLLE.
100 bbls. Boston, No. 1, EEEF, just re-
ceived and lor sale I y
FITCH HALL, Jim.
81, Bowly's-wharf.
J"'yi _______________ a
ELEGANT FRENCH
Paper Hangings & Borders,
JUST IMPORTED.
The subscribers are nnw opening at their Ware-
house, No. 141, Ba'tivi're street,
FIVE THOUSAND PIECES
SUPERB PAPERS AND
BORDERS,
Direct from the most extensive manufactories
in Paris.
Coksisting of
Imitations of Drapery,
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
BALLS, DRAWING ROOMS, _Te.
They have also on hand of their own Mamtfa*-
ture,
A&Stockof 15,000 pieces PAPERS AND
BORDERS of the NEWEST PATTERNS,
suitable for every part of a house.
THOMAS & CALDCLEUGH.-
N. B.The most experienced workmen may
be had to put up the paper, on application as
above. August 4. eo
Samuel Wydown,
75,Water-street,
Has received via New-Tori, and offers for sale,
1 bale Coatings,
3 do. Superfine Broad Cloths,
1 do. Windsor and Striped Cords and
Quiltings,
1 do. mixt Sattinnets,
1 case Olive and Drab Drabhits.
Also Entitled to Drawbnck,
3 trunks Women's Cotton Hose,
2 do. Silk Chambrays,
2 do. Ginghams,
2 do. Printed Muslinels, Dimities & Quilt-
2 bales Superfine Broad Cloths-
August 24- «o!3t
Buffum an:l Goodhue,
No $4, Bowly's wuwrf.
Havfor sale, iwk landing from, sloop ff. ro, Cap'
tail Sa'np-.on, font jtkiti Tori,
121 casks superior quality Claret Wine,
99 baskets fine Olive Oil—beta entitled to
drawback
An<; f mi schooler Gorham L
FECTS OF
The i'aper Credit
OF
GREAT-BRITAIN.
By H Thornton, csqiiire,
Membet of Parliament
The subjects discussed in the sboyfe -work
are of a nature so extreme'!)' interest,tig tri
every person at all ooneerned in Commercial
T-aneact-ons or IBank Lstitutions, an! cotre.C?
information respecting them so difficult to ba
obtained, that it cannot fail being read willl
profit and pleasure.
The following short prospectus of its import"
antsnbjeets will give same idea of the rratufd
of it, viz.
Commercial credit; paper credit, as arising
out of it; commercial capilal; trade by barter i
money ; bills of exchange . Hatters' ana Saddlers' Wool, Deer's
Hair, Hair isuit a'le for plaistcrers, and a ge-
neral assortment of Leather ot the best qua-
lity and upon the cheanest tevms.
l R. K. HEATH,
No. 1, Cheapside.
August 24.__________________
Wanted to Purchase or Hire.
A Negro GIRL, about IS years of age ; one
from the country would be preferred. Apfdy
at this ffiee.
August ol._________________eodt
To Let,
For one, or m< re years.
The HOUSE and LOT, on Green street,
O.T. lately occupied hy Colonel Carter. The
House is large and convenient, a pump of
excellent water within a few yards of ths;
kitchen door, a good dry cellar assay in the
city, under, the liouse. The Lot is 120 feet
deep, which leaves room for a Garden. Tlie
liouse is in good repair (papered and painted.)
To a g-ood tenant it will be given at :i n :,-
Sonable rent- i he street is paved, and t!;3
situation healthy. Any person inclined lo
rent will be shewn the premises, and thn
terms made known by
ADAM DMNMF.AD,
No. o7, N. Liberty.street.
September ?¦___________________eo4j _^
To Rent}
The LOWER STOR- sf No. 6, South-
street. Possession may bi had Oi) the first of
October next. Inquire in the pr.nvses.
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