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J- ] taemc Seven Dollars per Arunim._ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1807. [Vol. XXVII—No. 4166. in»*i'»MMii~wrr'"' '* his Day is Published AND FOR SALE BY GEORGE HILL, Dangerous Friendship, OR THE LETTERS OF Clara IVAlbe. Translated from the Fr-'nch, by a Lady of Baltimore. Sept 18. d4t Henry & Lindenber. er Have removed to No 200 1-2. Baltimore. street. Who offer to Kent the Store & Ced- ar, No. 04, opposite the Indian Queen Ta ¦ *.>•-¦¦_• vern, witli a convenient Warehouse if re- quired. August 26. d TfALTlMd R E _ HE A TR E. The public are rcsnoctfully informed that the entertainments of tiie Theatre, for the Sm I! Season, will commence on Thursday the 1st of October next. WARREN & REIN'GLE. Sept 17.___________________________ A. Xisbet has re moved his office to N. ¦'Jlnu-les-sfeet, t so doors fro ¦-! Baltimore street Sept. 17__________ L\otice is hereby Given, That the subscriber inte 'ds applying tn Bal- timore county court, a' its next si tinjrs, or in Its recess, to one of the judges thereof, for tin: benefit of the insolvent laws of Maryland. MATTHIAS RICH. Sept. 18, 1807._______d2iv4 Poivtney H Thomas Have received by the Grand Seignior, from Hull, a further supplv of 104 bonlfcn SHEET IRON, Single, Dou- ble, and Treble Rolled. Sept 12. ___d iVIarr and Gibson, No. 7, Calvert street, Have imported in the C^iawa, and Othello, from Liverpool, and Grand Seignior, from Hull a principal part of their WOOLENS. Also, in the Fame, a handsome assortment of Cutlery. By the next arrivals, they expect their as- sortment of Dry Goads, Hardware and Sad- dlerv, will be made complete. Sept lo.________________________________ G. F. ixJ- Lindenberger, No. 210, Baltimoie-strct, opposite the Indian Queen Tavern, Have imported in the Othello, Canawa, and Fame, from Liverpool, a complete assort- ment of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADLEKY, BRASS, and J PANNED WARE, &c inc. Among -winch aret Anvils and Vires, Spades and Shovel), Flat Point fine drawn Nails, Patent Shot, assorted, White Lead, in Oil, in kegs of 28 and 14 lb. Seine Tiwne, in casks of 250 lb. each. Hilling Hoes, -Iron Wire, Guns,' in cases Which are offered for sale, on accommo- dating terms. S,eptemoer 7- d I Paris Jewelry. Just received and for sale, by the subscribe | ere, a very elegant get ol Jewelry, handsome- ly assorted, and 'veil calculated for French and Spanish markets, entitled to debenture. LAEIITE HUCHE SciiAUTHE, No. 17., Baltimo.-< -street. Sept 1-1_______________________d8t Isaac Burnestofl, No 195, Market-strr-et, Has received b, the late arrivals, his Fall Goods ; Which are now opening, comprising a ge- neral assortment of Goods suitable to the ap- proaching season. A general assortment of ADELPHI CO 1 TON THREAD, Of superior quality, which will be sold very cheap. Sept 15. dim For Sale, A few casks of Spirits of Turpentine, of the first q aaKty, and in the best order, being all eased, and well *iited for exportation. Apply to JOHN FITZE, 16, Pbilpct-street, Fell's Point- Sept- 14. 2aw4t W. "&~j:"Hoffman. No. 3, South Charles-srb_t, OFFER FOR SiLE, The remainder ef their importation, by the Shepherdess, Consisting of 6 cases Shirting Cottons, 4 trunks Cotton Hose, 2 bales extra superfine. Lendon Cloths, 2 cases Corded Dimities, 2 milks Prints, 2 cases Cotton Chambrays, 2 trunks colored Cambrick, 1 case undress Ginghams, I trunk Imperial Shawls, 1 case Sewing Cotton, 2 trunks Rich Silk and other Fancy Goads for Milliners. Sept B dl5t vv anted in a small family, A Man Servant, who is a good waiter, and understands house-work in general. To such an one (with good recommendations) liberal wages will be given. Apply at this office. Sept 18._____________________d4t Notiec. 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. 1o, Light-street; 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 band in their ac- counts for settlement. July 10- d For New-York, . TiCZE,N- The Schooner HERO, jfeSMpV Freeman Baker, master, -P* A very substantial good ves- £_f. sel; having- most of lor cargo engaged, will positively sail in three days, wind and weather permittij g. For freight or passage apply to the master on board, or to ISAIAH MANKIN. Sept. 21. d3t For oston, ,Cj\ The new Schooner J \NE, vXHSKN Captain Hawes, A fine, fast sailing vessel, and an experienced commander ; part of her cargo being engaged, she will he dispatched in a few days For freight of the remainder, apply on board, head of Smith's dock, or to ISAIAH MANKIN. Sept. 21. ffl«EA«iip Burthen 367 tons, built in ^WS§SE the city of New York, of live oak, locust and cedar, raised in frames and ail her frames bolted together, from stem to stern, fastened with wrought copper, rigged with cordage male from first quality hemp Has elegan acco nmodatinns, sails uncom m inly fast, and carries a very large cargo— Having performed but one voyage, may be sent to sea, without e pence, and is now ready to receive a cargo. ALSO, ¦ -C"aT^ The Ship sjjfeSJgyC" CONSTELLATION, SS-^Tw*^' With her armament, a well -Tr^^i&jgty built, fast-sailing and burthen- some ship, 340toh.per register's copper fast- ened, and coppered to the bends, with heavy copper laid on blankets. Shi has performed but two voyages, one of which was since she was coppered. Her rigging has just been thoroughly overhauled j she has a very exten- sive inventory, and may be sent to sea with- out expence. The above Ships will be sold on a credit of 4, 6, 8, 10 & 12 mouths. Any person dis- posed to purchase at private sale, will apply to HoUins and M' Blair. Sept 17._____________________dt4thO For Amsterdam, The Ship VIRGIN, William Auld, master ; Part of her cargo being en. ___ gaged, the residue w;U be taken on moderate terms, if immediate ap- plication is made to J. OGLEBY k D. WINCHESTER, or DANIEL HOWLAND. Sept 10. ___________ dIOt For Amsterdam. £-* The Ship ^^^B ritsOa', Captain Brown ; Having half her Cargo now on board, may be dispatched in a few (la)s. For freight, apply to JAMES BIAYS, FellVPoint, or, CHARLES B. YOUNG, Broker, 20, Commerce sireet. Sopt 15. d For Sale, Freight or Charter, €' t The new a-id fast-s; i;ing Sh.p __ft_Sk GRAND T.IGNI R, '^2-JP 'James Sn,m, master, ^&?*A Purthen 305 tons per register, carries about 3500 barrels, is a remarkable strong, faithful built ship just off hei first voy- age, and is by competeni judges e .teemed a very superior vessel. Ap,.ly lo the captain on board, at Kerr's wharf, fell's Point, or to the subscribers. ALSO, The Schooner PHOEI-vIX, E. Grely master, A go d strong vessel, 2 years old, and carries GjO barrels. Apply to the master on board, at Smith's dock, or to CORNTHVVAIT & YARNALL, 8 3, llowly's wharf. Sept 15.________________ Freight Wanted, To any port in the United States, or the West- Indies, _v For the SchoonerBELLONA, _w_g_Vv_" Capt White, ;!Sj£d^ A well found southern built vessel, burthen 56u bbls. For terms apply to A. iS R. BOUGHAN, W:o have on hand and for sale, 50 hhds and 30 bbls St. Martins Sugar, lit) do Maryland and Virginia Tobacco. S ept15 __________d For Amsterdam, The fine fast sailing Ship SHKPHERDESS, Capt John Nelms ; In complete order to receive a cargo, part of which is already engaged — For freight appl\ to ' LEVERING h NELMS, or D. L THOMAS, Ship Brokor. Sept 10.___________________________eo_ For the River Weser or Jade, Or, (if the Block adv. continues,) FOR TONMN'GEN, , -XT^LN The Bremen Brig _ jsr/^«$ftlk M A 111A, t^Jty£*r Captain G Monsees ; S^«sS_l_?_ Sa Is under a special British lieance, granting her to proceed unmolested to any neutral port in Europe. She has a part of her cargo engaged, for the remainder apply to G TOPKEN & CO. Or, D. L. THOMAS, _______________________ Ship Broker. For" Sale. Creas a la Morlaix, Checks and Stripes, homemade Linen, QstiaborgS, licklenburgh, \V bite Rolls, Russia Duck, 2 and 3 bushel Bags, and fine Green West India Coffee, in bags—Apply to G. TOPKEN St CO. August 18. eo United State of America. District if Maryland, ss District Court, Sept. term, 18'j7. WHERE S an information bath been tiled in the district court of the U ited Stal-s for Mar, land distrtct, by John Stephen, Esq at- torney fir the same, against a certain seh oner or vessel called Virgini.-i, or otherwise called General M issena, her tackle, lurniture,apparel, a,nd guns, praying a condemnation of the same, fort i ,tcertaiiipersonsthereinnamed,diifito;it& arm the said schooner, at the port of Baltimore, with intent that fh^ said schooner or vessel should be employed in the service of a foreign state, to wit, hi the service of the emperor of France and king of Italy, to commit hostilities upon the subjects and property of another fo- reign prince or state, to wit, upon the subjects and properly of the king of U lited Kingdom o! Gi-eat.Brii.un and Ireland : the said United States then being at peace with the said king ef the United Kingdom of Great-Britain and Ireland, contrary to the form of the statute in s.ucb case made and provided : And whereas the Hon James Houston, jodge of said court, bath order d and directed Monday, the fifth day of t 'cloeer next, at 10 o'cl u:k in the fore- noon of any in this city, 2U0 dozen Claret Wine, of a superior kind, in cases 2 dozen each, 10 pipes French and Cogniac Brandy 4th p.*oof, 3 do. Spanish 1st proof, entitled to deben- ture, 10 ,.o Holland Gin, 1st do, 17 do Jamaica Spirits, 4-t'a do. 1 do. tio. 15 year old 4 do 1 do Irish Whiskey, 4th do. 9 bbls. Peach Brandy 4th do. and 7 years old, Cherry Brand , Cherry Bounce, Shrub, New Engla.id Rum. Rye Whiskey, Bottled P rter, Wine and Cider Vinegar, West-lndla Cordials and BiUers, Sugar House and -Vest-India Molasses, Acid., Li"'.es and Lemons, Salad Oil, in boxes of 30 flasks each, , London Mustard, in boxes of 3, 6, and 12 doz bottles each, Bai-ket Salt, Spices ol all kin Is, First chop Imperial and Hyson Tea, in cluss, half chests, boxes, and in 2 lb. leads, Young ILs.n,") Hyson Skin, sin chests and boxes, Souchongy, ) Double and si:.);le-rrfined Loaf Sugar, I.uinp, piece and bastard Sugar, New Orleans and other raw Sugars, Double and single Gloucester Cheese, Pine and Am. ncan Cheese, Jamieson's Crackers, in bbls half bbls. and kegs, Soft-shelled and unsheiied Almonds, Raisins, in boxes and kegs, Demijohns, Wire and Hair Seives, Brushes, Starch, Fig and Indigo Blue, Spermaceti <;il, anil Candles, Mould and Dipt Candles, Castilo, White and Brown Soap, First Ciiop Spanish Cigars, in boxes half boxes and bundles of 100 each, 2d, 3d and 4th quality do. of a superior kind, Best Richmond Sweet Twist Tobaoco, in tegs of one iu:st to the pound, Do of 6 twists to the pound fit for re- tailers. Batttle and other Gun Powder and Shot, Pearl and American Barley, Coffee, Rice, and Cotton, Pickled Salmon, Tongues and Sounds in kegs, Anchovies, Capers, Olives, and Cucumbers in hoxes, asjoried, of 12 bottles each, Warranted & Common Chocolate in hoxes, With man) other articles, which he will sell ai his usual reduced prices for cash, country bank notes, country produce, or for good notes payable in 2, 4 and 6 months. Sapomi.-r 19 _______ ,.„ Bl .KGrAi^c"). A few pieces of BiiNGALLS, of different colors, for sale by JOSEPH TOWNSEND. No. 18, ILitiiuore-slreet. 6th mo- 3._________________________ea For Sale, a Negro Girl. To be sold for about seven years unexpired time, a Negro GIRL She is about,20 years old, is healthy and strong, and accustomed to all kinds of house wo:k, tor which she can be well recommended Apply at this Office. August 13. eo Five Dodars Reward. R\N away from the subscriber, living in Garrison Forest, an Apprentice Boy, named JAMES LCL> G, i bout 17 years of age, fair hair aiideomplexion. The above Reward will be given for bringing him home to me JEHU M'ALUSTER. Sept. 12___________________eo4t.t Wanted—a House Keeper. One that understands her business, and can be well recommended will hear of a place — Also, wanted to hire, or purchase, a COOK, Apply at this Office. Sept. 1 eol5t Charles C. Fgerton HAS FOR SALE, 60,000 lb. best Green Coffee, 72 hhds. Sugar, 135fi boxes laret Wine, 10 tons Cam peachy I.ogwo d, 51 hhds. Maryland Tobacco, 1,000 wt. Indigo, may 21. ___«*> Notice. The Copartnership of NICHOLAS DU- BOIS 8; CO is by mutual consent, this nay dissolved, those indebted to the firm are re- quested to make payment to Frederick La,. denberger ft Co. ami those to whom the said firm is indebted are requested to exhibl their accounts for payment. FU'DK. LINDENBERGER & CO. NICHOL .S DUBUIS. August _6________________________ d Stig r and CofFe 1O0O bushels best Liverpool blown SALT, 1000 r'ms imported Sheath- ing paper, for sale by GEO HILL, sept 19______________________>12t BEEF. 100 bbls. Boston, No. 1, BEEF, just re- ceived and for sale by FITCH HALT., Jun. 81, Bowly's-wharf. July _. A 4?0 boxes white and brown Havana Sugar, 15)00 lb. Green Coff'-e. The whole entitled to d'-r'whack For _a*S by ROB : HAMILTON, Corner of Lovely-Lane and CaHei'l-stveft. August 11. eo F. Hurxtir 1 fciCHasenclever., No. 67, Rowiy's tniur, Have ju\t received and offer for s'alep B-own and White Platillas, Royals, Ticklenhiifgs, Bielfeld, Warendorf, and Homemade Lirt5 en, Listadoes, Checks, Apron Checks, alio S ii.)'»s, Cotton and Linen H indkerclii-fs, Silks, Silk and Velvet Ribbons, Fine Laces and Beggar Laces, Tapes and l'lirea I, Looking Glass Plates from 40 to 24 & 39 to 17, , Looking Glasses and Nuremberg' Goods, Bost Germa Steel, Heart and Club. The wha'e entitled to drawback. August 22____________________<_> . Rolling and hiking Mill The subscribers are novf ready to c xet utC orders for Hoop Iroi and Nail Rods of all dimensions, in the neatest manner and at very snort notice, ANDREW & THOMAS ELLICOTT. may 14. eo This is to give Notice, That the subscriber hath obtained from thS Orpban's Court of Baltimore county, in Mary land, letters of adminis ration on the personal estate of Casper S oith, late of Bal'.imord coitutv, deceased : all persons having clainiff against die said deceasi-d, are hereby want- ed to xhibitthe same with the vouch 'rstiur;- ¦ of t> tho subscriber, at or bi fore the 14ih day" of March i.evt, the may otherwise by law bo exclu led from all benefit of the said estate, G'ueu under my hand, this 14tn da\ of Sep temb.r, 1807. MARY SMITH, Adm'x. Sept tt, H <7 ________!_'__ The Office of Masier, Of Alleghany county School, will soon be- come vacant, and thi.' visitors of that institu- tion, wish to receive proposals from _ny.geri« lleman willing to ud'-rtake that trust. None nei d apply but such as can produce satisfactory* test monials of their ability to teach the lan- guages, and other branches of learning, art well as of their mo al character, and good conduct A clergyman would he preferred, for whom, inlhatcapa ity, a considerable sub. scrption would be made, if approved of.-- ¦ There is an annual donation of two bimdi.ect j dollars from tlie state, so th t .he whole to- gether, might form an object, worth* ol tha attention of a man of learning and character". Letters may be addressed to Win M'Ma- hon, esq. Cumberland, Mar, land. •Sept 11 • : 2av.fit A. WORK. THAT OUIjH I' 10 BE 1„ POSSlijiloli OF EVER* MAN. the LIFE ct Gen. Washington, By John MajsSHAli., Chief Justice of tht United States, Complete in 5 vols. 8vo. with an elegant Po.« trait, an i a variety of olaps ; is now ready Ibr subscribers, and for sale, by GEORGE HILL. The following remarks from a late Londors publication, attest the high opinion entertain- ed O! this authentic and interesting wort : " The public will learn with interest that tha literary monument whirh has long been projected to the memory of the most ijhia trious character of modern times, is at lenjttb completed. No apology can be requi- sne "ir erecting such a monument to him, who was tlie first in war, the first ill peace, and the first in the hearts ot his fellow citi« zens : to him who was the founder of a great and prosperous empire, and whose mo. deration and pure patriotism challenge the imitation of all statesmen This performance: of judge Mard-all has already been distin- guished by the most honorable ami uncquivo. cal testimonies; it has been bailed as an ac- quisition to standard literature ; and it has been considered as dwsening, in point of ex. ecutihi, a place by tha side or' Roueiism's Charles the Filth, and as unrivalled in tin au. tlieivticiiy of it* materials, by any work in tin? entire compass of history and biography April 4. ______ d6t-eo For Sale, THAT well known, and long established Stand, as a Tavern, Stage House, and Post' Office, where all the Pualic Stages stop, si- taate in Harford town, in Haiaorci county^ (commonly known by the name of Bush) on the Post Road, 25 miles from Baltimore and 12 from Havre de Grace. There cannot be a niore elig'iable situation, making a regular stage North and South It possesses peculi« | ar advantages of most other country stands, j having a merchant mill, a mercantile store of large capital, and weekly water cenvejance, to and from Baltimore, all within .00 yards of the d«or ; also a very desirable neighbor* big custom and society. There is an excel- lent, KiteJien GarVn, and thn e vaiua; le Lois, in high order kit Grass, or Other produce | ¦ s?p..rate lai go stihjea for I ravel era and stage Horses, Carriage and Cow lloor.es, with rve« vv other necessary building for tine accommo- dation of tra\ titers, and the family equal, if not superior, lo any stand between Baitimol'6 and New \ok This property will be sold low for cash, or good paper I will sell with : it, if wished, about four hundred dolI» » , worth of FTirnitorc, Beds, Tables, Chairs* &c. Al o, a set of Horses and Mage, in the Pilot Line, which runs from the aoove place, to Havre de Grace. The whole will be soict together, or separate, as mat suit purchaser*. The Tavern House, and its appgrtjnauCcs, \9 now under rent at four bunored and fifty do]* lar» per year ; and the whole property irt good 1'i'pair. A great balgin will be given, on application to ¦ the subscriber, near the premises. PEREGRIN NOWLANO, ___Sweet Air. To Rent, The LOWER STOKY sf No. 6, South- street. Possession may be had on tlie ffitl off October next. Inquire on tfie prtm-ses. August 31. 2»W ^HIH|J^^^______________PHHHI|__^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H •