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Von Kapff & Brune
ffav just received and offer for sale,
8 balei tight Holland Sad Cloth,
2 boxes Tapes and Bobbing)
635 boxes Havanna Sugar,
126 hlidj. Muscovado Sugar;
Oi hand,
42 bales Cotton, 12 tierces Rice,
About 40,000 wt. Coffee,
60 boxes Scgars,
A few tons Fustic,
A smul' quantity of Indian Corn,
40 pipes Holland Gin,
5o casks Dutch Uuer,
Gin cues, half pint Tumblers, Negro
Pipes, Blade Lead Crucibles, Madder, Sew-
ing and Fishing Twine, and Brass Kettles,
Also,
An assortment of GERMAN LINENS,
/ Among 'which are,
II bales Hessians and Twilled Bagging
Stuff. And
About 2000 Muskets with Ba)onets, &c.
complete.
August 7 dfiteo
Von Kaprl and Brune
OFFER FOR SA.L.E,
100 pipes best Holland Gin
50 do Dutch Beer
600 boxes do. Cneese
lo do hdf 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 SheeU
ings.
An assortment of GERMAN LINENS ;
Consisting of
Checks No. 2, Listadoes.BoolcChecR, Stripes,
Bretagnes, Platillas, Creas, Dowlas, Rr large vessels into the Chesapeake, 6
miles from the landing. It is divided into two
handsome farms, the one containing 746 acres,
and the other 718 acres, each having, a good
landing on said ri»er, and will be sold together
or sep rately.
For terms apply to William Cooke, esquire,
Baltimore ; John Galloway, esquire, West
Jtiver ; or to Henry Waddell, Philadelphia.
N. B If not sold at private sale before the
Jd November next, it will then e gold a>. auc-
tion on the preo,is»s, either separately or to-
g -ther, to suit purchasers.
Almost 4. f>o2N
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30 ltiius. New lingiand lvura,
Just landing and for sale by the subscriber.
Who likewise iff<-rs on very moderate trtms,
25 hbcls. Guaualoupe and Mutant as Sugars,
SO casks assorted Cut Nails.
Also on hand us Usual,
A general assortment of Bur, Hoop and
Rod IRON- Apply at No 53, County wharf,
to WM. JONES.
S"ptember 15. eo2w
bug r and CofteJ.
420 boxes white and brown Havana Sugar,
15000 lb. Green Coffee.
The whole entitled to drawback For sale
by ROB : HAMILTON,
Corner of Lovely-Lane and Calvert-street.
August 2L______________ ___eo
F.Hiuxtrnd tkC.Hasenclever,
No. 67, Bowly's wharf,
Have just received and offer for sale,
Brown and White Platillas,
Royals,
Ticklenhurgs,
Bielfeld, Warendorf, and Homemade Lin-
en,
Listadoes, Checks, Apron Checks, and
Stripes,
Cotton and Linen Handkerchiefs,
Silks, Silk and Velvet Ribbons,
Fine Laces and Beggar Laces,
Tapes and Thread,
Looking Glasa Plates, from 40 to 24 & 30
&I7,
Looking Glasses and Nuremberg Goods,
Best German Steel, Heait and Club.
The whe e entitled to drawback.
August 2.7____ eo
koliing and Silting Mill.
The subscribers are now ready to execute
orders for Hoop Iron and Nail Hods of all
dimensions, in the neatest manner and at very
jiioit notice.
ANDREW & THOMAS ELLICOTT.
may 14. eo
' To"TcT
A good stand for the Wholesale and Re-
tail Dry Good Business. Immediate poses-
jion can he given. Apply at No. 49, Balti-
ssore-street,________JoJ.Y 10. eo
Kunyon Harris,
Ho. 188, Market-street,
Has on hand and offers for sale,
700 large rimmed White HATS, made
light and trimmed in the neatest stile, cal-
culated for the Eait and West India markets,
which will be sold on accommodating terms i
Also on hand, a quantity of Men's &. Youth's
Black Hats, with which shippers and country
merchants may he supplied, by the case or
dozen, put up in the best manner, and at the
shortest notice, to ship or to send in the coun.
try.
Also on hand, a general assortment of Matters*
FURS, viz.-
German Hair, first and second Quality ; Co-
ney Wool, carited and raw j first and second
qualiU Camei's Hair ; Spanish Wool, old coat
Parchment and and Pelt Beaver, Muskrat,
northern and western Racoon, Grey Fox,
Rahit, Morocco Skins, Red, Yellow Green,
and Black; Glue, Copperas, Verdigrise, and
logwood, with a general assortment of Hat
Trimmings. Sept 14. eo
By Virtue of a Deed of Trust
made by William Soman, and John Lamb,
to Isaac lYnnuck, and Phineas Ash, will
be exposed to Public Sale, on lite premises
on MOS'D Y, the fifth day of October
next, at four o'clock in ihe afternoo: ,
The unexpired te.'m of ninety-nine years,
senewable forever, in all that Lot f Ground,
tituate in the city of Baltimore, begining for
lie same, on the west side of Concord street,
at the distance of 60 feet, southwardlj from
Water street, and running thence south four-
teei degrees, east binding on Concord-street,
thirty-tour feet, th :iice west parallel to Water-
street, eighty-six feet more or less, to ground
of Thomas M'Elderry, thence iwrth parallel
to Market-space, binding on the said M El-
dervy's Ground, to the south west corner of a
Lot leased by Daniel Bowly, to Elizahetl)
Beamer, and thence by a straight line to the
begining, agreeably to the plat therey', to
gether with all the improvements thereon
made, and appertanances thereunto belonging,
subject to the yearly rent of sixty-eight dol-
lars The terms of sale will be made known,
at the time and place ot sale.
JAMES M. BROOM, Attorney,
For the Trustees.
Sept 12 __________ . eo5thO
Bcsi Mountain Malaga Waie-
JSVWARD FITZGERALD
HAS FOR SALE
At his cheap Wholesale and Retail
Groceiy, Wine & Spirit Ware-
house,
221, MARKET-STKEET, BALTIMORE,
20 small casks of superior Malaga Wine,
containing about 15 gallons each,
20 do. do 30 gallons,
10 pipes 8c half pipes best L- P. M. Wine,
the real juice of the Grape,
2 do & 3 qr casks L. Market do.
2 do. & 14 do. best Lisbon do.
8 qr. casks Sherry do.
2 pipes and 4 qr casks Tenenffe Wine,
5 pipes and 5 qr. casks first chop Port
W ne in wood and bottles, being equal if not
superior to any in this city,
200 dozen Claret Wine, of a superior kind,
in cases 2 dozen each,
10 pipes French and Cogniac Brandy 4th
proof,
3 do. Spanish 1st proof, entitled lo deben-
ture,
10 do. Holland Gin, 1st do.
17 do Jamaica Spirits, 4th do.
1 do. ld and Silver
WATCHES,
And Clock and Watch maker's
Tools and Materials.
Which they offer very low for cash, or ac-
ceptances iii town
9Ui mo. 8._____________________eo!2t
For Sale,
That very valuable Property on which the
hay-scales now staad. The lot fionls Holli-
day-street seventy-five feet, and runs one hun-
dreo and fifty three feet to North stieet: di-
visions will be n>ade to suit purchaser;. The
central situation, conftguit) mtbe best watef
in the city, and having the advantage of i wo
streets, one 8u and tros other 40 feet wide;
renders this propOi'l) most eligible for budil
ing. For terus app'v lo
DANU.L C. HOLLIDAY.
Sept 9._______________________i 6 lm__
Coitee-iTouse Hotel,
NO. 38, SOUTH-STBEF I ,
Adjoining the Merchants' Coffee Hitise.
THE Subscriber resp(c(tii:l\ informs his
friends and the public that ltd has opened
AN HOTKL, at the above stand, wliere he
is determined no exertions shall be wanting
to merit public patronage j he is ell prepar-
ed torlhe reception of travcll r\ both by rand
and water, who will find this central situati
on convenient ooth for busms , an lintorma ion.
HEIL 1ECK.
N. B. Boarders taken by tin. Week, Month
or Year.
(Q' A Public Ordinan served up every dav
at 2 o'clock.______Sept 9.__________¦ the best qua.
lily and upon the cheapest terms.
R. K HEATH,
No 1, Cheapside
yv.ignst 24.________________________eo
Proposal
Of COLE & I HONsAL. Si JOHN VANCE
& CO for publishing
A collection of original Poems,
By GARRET*' BAHRY, Esquire,
Of Baltimore, .Utorncy at Law
Nostras nee erubuit Silvas habitare Thalia.
aduhor's advertisement
Many of the following poems were written
before the author attained bis sixteenth jeai.
The public must estimate their merit. The
author will not assume to himself so much sto
icium as to expriss an indifference to tlie.-r
fate ; but whatever that n,ay be, he will at
Irast have the consolation to refle. t, that the}
do not contain one sentiment hostile to the
strictest principles ot religion and morality.
The work will he printed on a very superi-
or quality tl»ick post, and a handsome tjpe.
The publishers having dterminedto spare no
expence, subscribers may rest assured the
work shall be executed in a stjle which shall
do honor to Baltimore printing.
It being nt present impossible to ascertain
the extent of the work, the publishers are una-
ble to determine the price at which it shall be
sold to non-subscribers ; but they pledge them-
selves that, to subscribers, it shall not exceed
75 cents neatly bound in Boards.
The extraordinary encouragement already
afforded (more than three hundred names be-
ing obtained) has induced the publishers lo
commence the work. It is now in press, and
it is expected will be ready for delivery some
time in October
A list of the subsoribers' names will be an-
nexed to the work.
Subscriptions received by the respective
bookseilej's, and by the publishers.
„ Sept. 17-__________ __________d4teo4t
Frederick Jordan,
16, North Howard street,
Has received by the ship Fame, from Liver
pool, and Grand Seignior, from Hull,
A general assortment if
HARDWARE ;
Among which are,
Sheet Iron, Anvils and Vices, which he
offers for sale on his usual terms.
Sept 14. _ __ , eoHt
Three or Four Gentlemen,
Of steady habits, who wish to board in a
private family may be accommodated in a very
healthy and central part of the city, by apply-
ing at this office.
Sept £4. eo8t
Timothy, Orchard and Herds
Grass betds.
A fresh supply 0*' the abive Seed, just re-
ceived j the verj superior qiialh} of the latter
for lo* marshy ground, and high upland, is
generally acknowledged by the fanners in
Pennsylvania ; it also produces n ore Glass to
the acre, than the Timothy, and of a better
quality ibr stock.
B ALDERS ION & CORN TH WAIT,
No. 51, County wharf
, / On hand,
100 bhl*. Southern Pork, which will be sold
low to close sale.
th mo. 14.- eo8t
Wanted,
A YOUTH about 12 or 15 years of age,
to attend in a Ketail Store. One vvitii good
recommendations will hear of a situation, by
applying- at this office,
:Sepl 16. ______ eo9t
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
100 Dollars Reward.
Ran away from the subscriber on the even
ing of the 30.h ultimo, a Mulatto Man nam-
ed TOM. He is about 25 or 26 years of age,
about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high, pleasant,
countenance spei^s mild and pluusable, bis
hair is thick and gio\is (lower down his
forehead than common, thick beard, and full
of small pimples, particularly below his chin,
about his neck', small eyes, rather dull .md hea-
vy, and is naturally left handed, when he
wei t away his feet were sore on the instepg.
I purchased him last fall, of Mr. Robert O-
liver, of Baltimore, in whose service he was
a considerable time in the capacity of a coach-
man, and is w* II known in Baltimore, where
I suspect he is harbored : since 1 have had
him he has been generally employed in
driving one of my null waggons I wi'l give
the above reward if apprehended, and lodged
in Baltimore county Jail, so th t I get him
again. WILLIAM OW1NGS.
September 22. eo
Samuel and Lewin Wetherecf
Have imported in the sundry lite arrivals
from London, Liverpool, and Hull,
A general as.sorimel of
DRY GOODS,
Which they offer for sals on their usuaf
terms, by the package or p ece.
Sept:i%.__ ______ ________eo8lJ
Just Received
Per the schooner Tree F, tends,from. Barcelona,
i.nd to be si.Ii b.' the subscriber,
100 hhds. lied Catatonia Wine,
40 pipes white Brandy, oil proof,
100 boxes S'eel, of 2 quintals each,
240 wt. Saffron, best quality,
3598 renins of Hoielo and 1 1 floreto Paper,
' of'X containing 3 i>ssor'ments of Silk
l.ace,
4 d,>. ass. rlcd Sewing Silk,
1 do Shoe Ribbo s,
2 do. black Si k Se ge,
3 do. com linimj about 200 dozen Silk
Haildkerchii Is, assorted in colors and quali-
ties,
4 baies containing 20 pieces Baizes. Ba-
j eta*. A panadas,
40 Be It ads Painted and Gilt, with their
musqu'uo curtums,
4 ' quintals prime Double assorted Cerks,
in S'eeis.
40 boxes Castile Soap,
HENRY MESSONNIER.
Sept 2i. eoLit
A WORK THAT OUGHT TO BK IN POSSESSION
OF EVERY MAN.
THE LIFE OF
Gen. Washington,
By John Marshall, Chief Justice of th*
United States,
Complete in 5 vols. 8vo, w ill) an elegant Por-
trajt, an i a variety of Maps j is now read) lor
subscribers, and for sale, by
GEOKGE HILL.
The following remarks from a late London
publication, attest the high opinion entertain-
ed ot tins authentic and interesting work :
" The public will learn wiln interest that
the literary monument which has long been
projected to the memory of tlie most illus-
trious character of modern times, is at
length completed. No apology can be requi-
site or erecting such a monument to him,
,vho was the first in war, the first in peace,
and the first in the hearts of his fellov/ citi-
zens : to him who was the founder of a
great ami prosperous empire*) and whose mo-
deration and pure patriotism challenge the
imitation of all statesmen This performance
of judge Marshall has already been tlistni-
guished by the most honorable and unequr o-
cal testimonies ; it has been hailed as an ac-
quisition to standard literature ; and it has
been considered as deserving, in point of ex-
ecution, a place by the side of Robertson's
Ciarles the Fifth, and as unrivalled in the au-
thenticity of iti materials, by any work in the
entire compass of history and biography
April 4. d6t-eo
On Application
To me, in Hie recess of the Court, as ore of
the associate Judges of the sixth Judicial dis-
trict of the slate of Maiyiand, ly petition in
writing of Jacob Bouldin, praying tlic bene-
fit of the act for the relief of sundry insol-
vent debtors, passed at November session,
1805, ai-d the supplement thereto, passed at
November session, 18ort ; and a schedule of
his property, and a list of his creditors on
oath, as far as be can ascertain them, as di-
rected by the said ait, being annexed to his
petition, and th* said Jacob Boiildiu, having
proved to my satisfaction, that he hath resid-
ed in the state of Maryland, the two prececl-
ilij* years previous to the passage ol the said
art, atid having been brought before me, and
discharged from confinement, mid taking the
oath b_\ said act required; it is theietore ad-
judged and ordered by me thut ihe said Ja-
cob Bouldin, appear btfc.re the county court,
to be held at the Court House in the city of
Baltimore, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
the tenth dav of October next, to answer
such interrogatories as mat be proposed to him
bv his creditors ; that the said day be and is
hereby appointed the time for the said cre-
ditors to appear and recommend a Trustee
for their ben fit. And the said Jacob Boul-
din, give them notice, by causing a copy of
t..is older to be inserted in some one of the
newspapers in tile City of Baltimore, every
other day for three months, successively, be-
fore, the sa-d tenth day of October next
Given under my hand, at the city of Bal-
timore, this 2d dav of iuly, in the year 180?.
Copy. ' THOMAS JONES.
July 11th, 1807. eo3m
For Sale.
Creas a la Morlaix, Checks and Stripes^
homemade Linen, Osnaburgs, Ticklenburgh,
White Rolls, Russia Duck, 2 and 3 b'isliel
B: gs, and fine Green West-India Coffee, in
bags—Apply to
G. TOPKEN & CO.
August 18. eo
10G0 bushels best Liverpool
blown SALT,
1000 r'ms imported Sheath-
ing PAPER, for sale by
GEO. HILL.
sept 19_______________________eoI2t
Notice.
The subscriber is under the painful neces-
sity of giving notice to his creditors, of hi*
intention to app y to Baltimore county court,
at its next session, or in its reces, to one of
the judges thereof, for the benefit of the in-
solvent laws cf this state.
JOHN B/XLEY.
Sept 94._______________________eo2m
To ail my Creditors.
Notice is hereby given, That I intend mak-
ing application tj Baltimore County Court,
at its next session, or to one of the judged
thereof, after two mini'.lis from the date here
of for the benefit of the act entitled an act for
the relief of sundry insolvent debtors passed
at November session 1805, and of the supple-
ment thereto, passed 1806, and to relieve m«S
as well from rr> iidividual debts, ar, frorai
those contracted under the firm of Suihan &.
Lamb. JOHN LAMB.
July 25.______________________eo?m
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 lo petition Baltimore county court, or me
of the judges thereof for the" benefit of the
insolvent laws of the state, to relieve me as
well irom debts due from the firm of Suman
and Lamb, as those contracted in my indi-
vidual capucity. WM. SUMAN.
August 4, 1807. eoCm
'J his is to give f\ot ce,
That the Subscribers intend to spply 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.
TllOMAS.CALWi-.LL.
August 8. _____________eojtn
JNotice is hereby Given,
That I intend to apply to the judges of Bal-
timore county court, o some one of them, for
the benefit of an set of asaembly, passed at
November session, 18(5. and the supplement
thereto, intitled, an act for the relief of sun-
dry insolvent debtors, to relieve me from'
debts which I am unable to pay; after two
months notice, is duly given.
JOHN B. SAYKE.
SeptS, 1807- eo2m
Notice is hereby Given,
That I intend to apph to the judg-os of Bal.
timore county court, or some one of them for
the benefit of nn art of assembly, passed at
Nov. mber session 1605, and us well as of the
supplement the-eto, passed at the last ses-
sion, entitled, " an act for the relief of sun-
dry insolvent debtors," to relieve me from
debis I am unable to pay, after two monthf
from this day. CHARLES SMITH.
August 13. eo2o{
To all my Creditors.
HAVING sustains nany losses, I find myi
self under tb.fi disagreeable necessity of apply-
ing to the honorable the Judgesof Baltimore
County Ceurt, for the benefit of the Insolvent
Law of 1805, and fie supplement thereto :
which application will be made in two months
from this date. JOSEPH ARNOLD.
Baltimore county, August 25 eo2m
Notice to Creditors.
Having been entirely dispossessed of my
funds, and thereby rendered unable to an-
swer the claims against me ; I am under the
necessity of giving notice, that I intend to
apply to the judges of Baltimore county court
at their next < .'cloIkt s-c-ssion, for the benefit of
the acts for the relief of insolvent debtors.-—
Or if necessary, to the legislature or Mary-
land at their next session to relieve me from
my debts.
WILLIAM WALTON, Jttn.
July 31, 1807. eo2m
Notice is hereby Given,
That tne subscriber intends applying to Bal-
timore county court, at its next sittings, or in
its recess, to one of the judges thereof, for
the benefit of the insolvent laws of Maryland.
MATTHIAS HTCH.
Sept 18, 1807. (Urn}
Notice
The subscriber is compelled to notify bis
creditors of his inten'ion to apply to Balti-
more county court, at jig next session, or itt
its recess, to one of the judges thereof, for
the benefit of the insolvent Laws' of this
state. JAMES WEST.
Sept 22. d^m
Notice is hereby given, to all
my creditors, that 1 am tinder the painful ne-
cessity of applyingto the judges ot Baltimore
county court, or to some one of them, for the
benefit of the act of assembly passed at No-
vember session 1805, entitled nn act for the
relief of sundry insolvent debtors, as also of
of (he supplement thereto, passed at the last
session.
ABRAHAM FULLER
Sept. 7. d2m
Notice is hereby Given,
That the subscriber intends to l.iake appli-
cation to Baltimore county court, in 2 months
from this date for the benefit of the act of its
senibly of this state, passed at November ses-
sion, 1805, entitled, " An act for the relief
of sundry insolvent debtors."
ALEXANDER DE VALCOURT.
August 14 1807- d^m
The Subscribers give No-
tice, to their Creditors, of their ini. ctjon to
apply to Baltimore county court, at its nest
sitting, for the benefit of the insolvent laws
of this state. D. C. Stewart,
W P- Stewart,
- Lloyd Buchanan.
August 3, 18P7. d
PBINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOHN HKWFS,
Opposite the Pott-Office, St. Pciul's-Lane-
BALTIMORE,
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