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Seven Dollars per Annum.]
THURSDAY, SEPf.EMB£K 10, 1807.
[Vol. XXVII—No. 4-156.
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Sale by Auction.
On FIUDAY,
The llt.li instant, at 11 o'clock, at Mezzick's
wharf, Fell's-Point, will be sold on aliberal
credit, for approved, endorsed notes,
A choice oarcel of TEAS, imported in the
brig Ida, from the Isle o> France, being part
of the English East India Company's ship
Warren Hasting'S cargo, that was bought at
Canton, bvthe Company's agent, for the Lon-
don market, and will be_fouii:l to be of a very
superior quatity, consisting of
1,000 chests Souchong, Campay,') TE ^g
Congo, Hvson Skin, and TwankayJ t»
• ' VAN WYCK & DORSKY, Auc1 s.
September 11 ,_________________________
"Sugar House for Sale,
The Subscriber offers for sale, or lease for
a term of 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 properly is not sold or leased,
on or before Monday the 14th September, it
will be on that day at II o'closk, on the pre.
tnises, be sold at" Public Auction, together
¦with the stock remaining on hand, consisting-
of Loaf, Lump, Piece and Bastard Sugars,
anil a quantity of Molasses. The terms of sale,
•which will be liberal, and advantageous to
the purchaser, will be made known at time of
sals.
V \N V/YCK. E3" DORSEY, auct.
August 31________________________
Sale by Auction—Postponed-
In consequence of the rain, the cargo o*
prime Muscovado Sugar, in the brig- Fanny,
and the Antigua Rum, in the schooner Comet,
could not be landed yesterday, and the sale is
therefore postponed until to-morrow afternoon,
Thursday* the 10th, -t half pa t :j o'clock, on
C'Donnel's wha. f.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
Set*. 9._______________________________,
Appleton and Co.
1(5, Calvert street,
Have received by the Fame, a\aiiety of
Cotton _? JFooilen Goods,
Which they offer for sale at a small advance
.-.Chintz, furniture Calicoes, Ginghams, Mus.
ling, Cords yestiugs, Broad Cloths, Plains,
Flannels. Coatings, Umbrellas, Stuffs, Sec.
Sept. 9. __________________________dlt
l-or sale,
A likely NEGRO GIRL, who has about
thirteen and half years to serve ; she is ¦ n c.t-
cellenj chambermaid artd nurse. Also, a
smart, active GIRL, about ten years of age,
who has about nineteen years to serve. i he
price si'the former is '.'{)¦) dollars ; of the lat-
ter 18* dollars. Inquire at this office.
sept 9 V J______________d4t
Wanted to Purchase,
A Negro WOMAN, that has been accus-
tomed to house work, that can come wear
commented. Also, a Negro GIHL, about
13 years of age. Applv at this office.
Sept 9___________'______________d4t
W. 'P. Bedford,
NO. 16 SoUTH-STREET,
Has for sale, on aliberal credit, -100 boxes
prime HAVANNA SUGARS, which will be
landed this day______sept 9 ____ d4ti.
For any Port in the U. States,
(To the Eastward iwwjd he preferred,)
. ^ON The Sloop FaC MESS,
' Captain Alien
Burthen five hundred barrels^;
e taken lowifim.
¦
mediate application Is made to the captain on
board at Smith's doc;;, or to
CORNTHWAIT & Y A UN ALL,
S3, Bowly's tfllarf.
8th mo. 28;h. d
For Amsterdam.
The Ship
.-.^!i5|rV kimon,
V-J^SSyr" Captain Brown;
''-•¦- Will ere enence loading on
Monday, the Jth instant ; a large proportion
of her cargo beingengaj 1, she will be im-
mediately dispatched. For freight, apply td
JAMES BIAYS, FeJIVPotot, or,
CHARLES B- YOUNG, Broker,
Commerce .street.
Sept 7.______________^____________d_
Old Line of Packets,
BETWZEN B IL II.MO A'H .I/V D PML {¦
DELPHU, VIA FRENCH TOWN.
The public are resoerifolly triform* d that
j the Dispatch (an old Boat) is taken out of
i the Line, a id her place is supplied by the new
; Sloop Sarah, which will leave Bowly's wharf,
i on Sunda ' next, at 9 o'clock, A. M.
Her accommodations exhibit convenience &
elegance in a very superior degree ; and the
" Little George Ayres." having been pur-
chased from toe New Line at Philadelphia,
to supply the place of the " Tryphenia" in
the Delaware, it is believed .the Old Line is
now as complete as the nature of such a nude
of transportation will admit;
WM. M'DONALD.
Sspt*.__ d8t
cargo engaged
For Amsterdam,
3
*k
¦
A Young
Man.
Desirous of employ, until the ensuing
spring, and who has a knowledge of trie
wholesale mercantile business, would be wil-
ling to engage himself, with a respectable
merchant, of this place, until that time. Sa-
tisfactory testimony oi' his abilities can be ad-
duced.
A line r.ddressed to W. and deposited at
this office, will be att; e. ieel to.
Sep' 9. _______________________ d8t
~ W. & J. Hoffman,
No 3, South Chahles-sreet,
OFFER FOR SJJ.fi,
The remainder ef their importation, by the
Shepherdess,
.Consisting of
6 cases Shirting Cottons,
4 trunks Cotton Hose,
2 bales extra superfine Dendon Cloths,
2 cases Corded Dimities,
2 trunks Prints,
2 cases Cotton Chambrays,
2 trunks colored C&mbrir.k,
1 case undress Ginghams,
I trunk Imperial Shawls,
1 case Jewing Cotton,
2 trunks Rich Silk and other Fancy Goods
for Milliners.
Sept 8.___________________ dl5L
For Sale,
At the subscriber's stable, a handsome
¦strong YOUNG M AKE.well broke to the sad
die. and harness Would particularly answer
a person going on a journey.
CHARLES I. MEYER.
September 7. d4t
REMOVAL,
Henry _* Lindenbeiger
Uave removed to No. 200 1-2, Baltimore.
street. Who offer to Bent the Store „ Cel-
lar, No. 'i04, opposite the Indian Queen Ta.
vera, with a convenient Warehouse if re.
q-tired.____________August 26._________d
Wanted to Purchase,
A few shares Alexandria Bank Stock, and
¦well seuured Ground Rents. Apply at this
Sept 7. d4t
Office
Wanted to Rent,
A small convenient Dwelling HOUSF1., in
For purticulaig, in.
or about Charles-street
quire at this Office.
Sept :
To Rent,
And possession had on the lfiV/j October next,
The WAREHOUSE, at present occupied
by G. F. h L. Warfield, at the corner of Bal-
timore, & Howard-street, opposite the ware-
house of Messrs. M'Donald and Kidgely.—
This stand is equal to any in the city of Bid.
timore, for either the Dry Good, or Grocery
Business, being sufficiently large for the sto-
rage of all kinds o' country produce.
GEO. F. WARFIELD.
September I, ™
The fine Brig NEWTON,
Sap tain ffamts Duty ;
Will sail iuubo.a .'j.n'fidays,
aving the great* r part oilier
C i lee i ' bag's, or any other
article of"»that1 bulk, will be taken on mo-
derate freight. Applv to
WILLIAM COLE, Or
JOHN BOLiE,
Ship Broker.
Sept 3. d
For Sale,
The fast .villi i- pilot bout
built t--c .a. uei-
LYNX,
John Halt, master \
Btethen 100 tons, just arrived off her first
v ¦¦, j) ¦• ; she is a very camplete vessel nul may
bi sent to sea immediately. For terms, which
will be liberal, apply to
'HOMAS TENANT,
Who has received per the said vessel and offers
for sale,
327 bags Ooffeej ^
5 tierces itto C Entitled to drawback.
5 tons Fustic, J
S whole, and 7 of a superii r qua-
33 lei-('boxes Segars, 5 lity-
r>ug ist 25 eoSt
For the River VVeser or Jade,
Or, (if the Blockade continues,J
FOR TONNINGEN,
x The Brenien Brig
MARIA,
Captain G Monsees ;
Sals under a special British
licence, granting her to proceed unmolested
to any neutral port in Europe.
She has a part of he* cargo engaged, for
the remainder apply to
G TOPKF.N & CO. Or,
D. L. THOMAS.
Ship Broker.
For Sale.
Creas a !a Morlaix, Checks and Stripes,
homemade. Linen, Osnaburgs, Ticklenburgh,
White Rolls, Russia Duck, 2 and 3 bushel
Bags, and fine Green West India Coffee, in
bags—Apply to
G. TOPK.EN & CO.
August 18._________________eo
For Freight or Charter
The Schooner
CARLiON,
James Johnson, master ;
Burthen llOOBanels, aboit
one year old ; sails fast, and is in complete
order to receive a cargo. Apply to the master
on board or to
THOMAS TENANT.
September 1 eo8t
Hazlehurst, Brothers & Co.
Jiavejtist received and offer for sale,
German Linens,
Consisting of
Creas a la Morlaix,
Dowlas,
White Platillas,
Butagnes,
Estopillas,
RoUans,
Quadruple Silesias,
White Rolls,
Listadoes,
Checks, No. 2,
Book (hecks,
__August 29._________________d!2t
For Sale,
77ie CARGO of Uie ship Rebecca, TVtn. Wyse,
master, fram Batuvia, consisting of
700,000 lbs. COFFEE,
1,000,000 do. SUGAR,
60,000 do. PEPPER.
S. SMITH & BUCHANAN.
Sept 2. ___________d8ti.
Pocket Book Lost.
WAS LOST out of the subscriber's poe'eet,
in the Market-House, on Saturday evening,
the 5th inst. a red Morocco POCKET BOOK,
containing thirty-jive dollars in bank notes,
and one pair of silver knee-buckels. Whoever
will deliver said pocket book, with its contents,
to the subscriber, shall receive Five Dollars
reward, and no questions asked.
WILLIAM PRICE.
No. Ill", Baltimore-street.
Sept. % d4t*
PROPOSALS,
By EZRA SAHGE ANT, No. 39, Wall-street,
New-Yrt-k,
For publishing b, subscription,
A NEW CYCLOPEDIA,
OR,
Dictionary of Arts'U Sciences.
BY G. GREGORY, U. D.
Author of Essays Historical and Moral, the
Eidnomy if iVaturr, (jfc. c.?V.
To be completed in twelve months from
the time it is put to press. In Twelve Parts.
Price two dollars and seveuty-iive cents
each.
The literary Qaajtiery which prompts the
pubii .her of every new work to endeavor to
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I and despicable ¦ because nDthinjj human can
rise into esteem and Honor, merely, upon the i
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j the generality of Books called tSncrcloper ias
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'Dollars
Subscription received by GEORGE HILL,
No 104, Baltimore-street.
New-York, May, 1807. June 1. d
" BEEF.
100 bbls. Boston, No. 1, BEEF, just re-
ceived and for sale by
FITCH HALL, Jun.
81, Bowly's-wharf.
Julyl:_____________________ A _
Notice.
The Copartnership 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 Liu-
denberger & Co. and those to whom the said
firm is indebted are requested to exhibt their
accounts for payment.
FR'DK. LINDENBERGER & CO.
NICHOLAS DUBOIS.
August ?6 A
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 13di
instant, a„j engaged lodgings for herself and
two hired servants, in mv house ; and also
entered two Gray Horses in my Stables, al-
ledging them to lie her property This Lady
left my house on Sunday morning last, with-
out, giving- me any notice of her intention to
flepaif, and.left behind her the two servants
and the horses above mentioned. I do there-
fore hereby request that she will come Ibr-
ward and pay her bill, otherwise the horses
wi 1 be s ild at the expiration of !0 dave. for
the account thereof. As it is possible that
some accident may have happened to this li-
ny, so a i t > prevent her return, I shall.there-
consider myself obliged to any person
who will give me any information respecting
her. JAMES BRYDEN.
August ?8. d:i0t_
John & JatheS Roberts,
350, Markfct street,
Have just received aid offer for sale, on reasona-
ble terms,
5 boxes 4-4 Irish Linens -n
2 bales superfine Cloths, /Untitled to
1 bale double milled "tier t" Uraiubaei.
seyn-.eres, J
Also,
11 bales Flannels,
14 hhds. & ) , ... c
7 barrels 3 s°od qtlal"-v S,1Sar»>
August 31.______________________dl5t
G. F. is. J jLmdeaberger,
No. 2ei0, Baltimore-street, opposite the Indian
£hicen T.veni,
Have imported iii the Othello, C inaw-a; and
Fame, from Liverpool, a complete assort
ment of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADLERY,
BRASS, and J \PANN'ED WAitE,
&c &c.
Among which are,
Anvils and Vices,
Sp.des and slima-ls,
F.ai I'oini (me drawn Nails,
PMenl Shot, assorted,
White Lead, in Oil, in kegs of 28 and 14
lb.
Seine Tievne, in casks of 250 lb. each,
liiihcg Hoes,
Iron Wire,
Guns, m eases.
Which are oflered for sale, on accommo-
dating tec.us,
Septensiier 7- 'd
Notiec
JOHN KENXHUT _r COX
Have rcinoveel tneir Books of Accounts,
.we of the late firm of Anthoay & John
dy and Co. to the Counting House of
•it-.ssrs. A. Kennedy and Colhoon, No. lo,
-a.ieei ; where ad persons indebted lo
either of the above firms are requested to
nuke payment, and those who have claims
agai.ist the same will piease hand in their ac-
tio,mis fore3j_J.t,ienieut. , J________
Impbi ud
In the ships Othello and Car.awa, from Liver-
pool, and for sale by
JOIIlN WOOD & Co.
No. 18, Cabert-strcet.
15j packages of COTTON & WOOLEN
GOODS, suitable for the present and an
proaching season. August 29 t!
Notice is hereby given,
That the subscriber hath assigned all his
Book Debts and Accounts, prior to ili_ Ijdi
of 1.'si 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 requesteel to make immedi-
ate payment to the subscriber.
l'RANCIS I. MITCHELL.
August 13.____________ dim '
A Coachman Wanted.
Any person disposed to sell a good,Coach-
man, 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
dfvidWdT
The President and Directors of the Bank of
Maryland, have declared a Dividend on the
Capital Stock of 4 1-2 per cent, for the half
year winch will end on the fthinslanl t,n
Tuesday the Bill the. same will be ready to
pay lo the StockhohU is, or to their legal
representatives. By Order.
ROBERT WILSON, Cashier.
Sept2._________________________d8t
Wanted,
A young Woman, from IS to 95 years of
age, to take care of a child, in a privats family.
To such as can come well recommended, li-
beral wages will be given. Inquire at this
office.
_Sept^ 7._____________________________ _
For Sale,
On board the schooner Fortune, at Boii-fy't wharf,
35 barrels Salmon,
18 do. Oil,
17 tons Plaister Paris,
50 boxes white Cod Fish,
500 bushels Onions. Apply to the master
on board.
Sept 7.________________d4t$
Gray's Garden.
M. ROSAINVILLE respectfully informs
the Ladies and Gentle men of Baltimore and
vicinity, that the l'ire Work postponed on ac-
count, of the weather, will take place on Sa-
turday Evening, 12th instant, weather permit-
ting. Many elegant pieces hava been explained
in the bills of the 2i!lh of August, will be per-
formed.. The F'ire-Woik will he terminated
by the elegant display of Washington's Tem-
ple, with the addition of a full statue of the
General, having in one hand his sword, and in
the othsr the motto Independence. The Tem-
ple will be decorated with a quantity of Piccxl,
bearing different motions and rotations taking
fire ai once in a theatrical order.
Admittance—Beix one dollar, Pit fiftyoents
—Children half price.
Sept. 7, d»t
Soap and, Oil,
Sj0d boxes Hr-wiO „_ , „
100 do.'White, :.P0AP- . '
89 cases fresh Florence Oil,
Jnst received per schoooers Gorham Love},,
and F'rancis, and for sale by
' BUFFOM & GOODHUE,
No. 84, Bowly's wharf
Ju'y 14.__________________^________d_
Wants a Situation,
A young MAN. that can come well i
menileel, is well acquainted with 1 he retdj
dry goo I business, would serve in a wholesale.
or_ retail dry good store ; he. won! I ha'vr, ntr
objection to serr, in a counting ho'usi —-A lin$
addressed to P. if and left at this office, will
be strictly attended to.
_><¦)'<¦ 7___________________________________d4t*
United State of America.
District of M ryl'antf, a
District Covrt, Si.pt, thm, 18'!'.
WIIE'lE.' S aninf rtieiiioii hath bier, hied
in the district court of the U iteil States mr
M.r land district, by John St phen, gsq at-
torney for the same, against a certain sch oner
or vessel called Virginia) oi otherwise called
General Massena,hcrtack!e,!urnitur<",appa'e!,
and guns, praying a condemi afion ol tin same,'
forthat eertai'eecsonsthereinnimed.ili ifilo.ilSt
arm the said schooner at the port, of BaltiniO e,
with intent that the said schooner cr vessel
sliould be eiTiplo;, ed in the service of a for ien
state, to wit, in the service of the emperor of
France and king of Italy, to commit linsti'iiUes
upon the guoji cts and propert) of another fo-
reign prince or state, to wit, upon the subjects'
and property of the king of U< ited Kingdom
of G eat Briuiin an ' Ireland : the said Ui.ited
States then being at peace with the said king
of the United Kingdom of Great-Britain ami
Ireland, contrary to the form of the statute in.
such case made and provided : Arc! whereas
the Hon James Houston, jed„,- of Said curt,
hath order, d and directed Monday, the fifth
day of Octo ier next, at' 10 o'clock in the fare,
noon ot 'he same day, for lioldi. g- a court
»t the court house, in the city of Bnltimore,
for the trial of th ¦ premises agreeably to the
prayer of the sai I attorney
NOTICE IS UliREIlV GIVEN,
That tne District ' :ourt wili hen and there
beheld forme said trial; ami the owner or
owners, and .li personn wdio may have any in-
terest therein, sire hereby cited to be and
atoear at the ti ne and placeafores i f, to siiew
cause, if any they have, why a fin.-»>, |