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Seven Dollars per Annum.]
WEONES )AY, SEPiEMBMi 30, 1807.
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[Vol. Xa1. 11— i\'<>. 41/3.
To be Let,
A large, commodious ROOM, situated in
the front of Market street, which wwM suit
exfemelv well for a School, Dancing or Fen-
tint Room. A'so, a few small LODGING-
ROOMS for single gentlemen The terms
-will be reasonable by immediate application to
the printer hereof.
Sept gS _________ d4t!L_ j _
George Lighmer,
At his Established
TIN AND PEWTER MANUFACTORY,
North street, Oldtown, near the Haysc ties.
Informs his friends and the public gene-
rally, that lie keeps on hand a large as
sortment of the best Manufactured TIN and
PEWTER, warranted of the first workman-
ship Country Mer. hants and others will find
it greatly to their advantage, to call at the- Ma-
¦ nufactorv, as the prices will be made an object
to merchants taking a quantity.
Old Copper and Pewter will be taken in
taavment tor new, and the highest price given.
* ' to Mvr,
A lari^e and airy HOUSE, with a good Sta-
ble Yard, Spring-Hpuse, l'unp, and a number
of improvements," so us to make it an agreeable
situation or any gentleman wishing to enjoy
the benefit of free air and good waver The
terms of Rent will be made very reasonable to
a good tenant.
he |it. i___________________d3m
Notice.
The Co partnership of Hancock and Norris
-was dissolved the ' st instant, by mutual con
sent ; all persons having claims against the
said firm will please present the ft for settle-
ment ; and thoss indebted are particular!)
requested ta make immediate payment, to ei-
ther of the subsciibers.
THOMAS HANCOCK.
RICHARD NORRIS
Sept 14- ¦ ______ ___________. d _,
Red Wine, Cassia, _c
Just received per schooner Friendship, from
New York, and for sale by the subscriners,
38 oasks Cctte Wine, entitled to deben-
ture,
S'M wt. Cassia.
On hand,
SO boxes Spermaceti Candles,
30 lihds Copperas,
40 chests Fresh Teas,
SO casks London Refined Salt Petre,
5 <~asks White Wine Vinegar,
1 trunk ladies' M irocco Shoes,
J cask Plated Candlesticks,
4 cases Gilt and Plated Buttons.
Also on board the ship Grand Segnior,
2000 bushels of large English coal, which
¦will be sold low if taken from the ship.
CORNTHWAIT & YAKNALL,
83 B -why's wharf.
9th mo. 21st,_______________dluteolOt
For Savannah, (G"o )
JtJ>«\ Tlie Schooner HERO,
John Smith, masteri
She will be ready to take in
ifr&f-e.on the 1st and sail en the 10th
October The greatest part of her carg • being
already engaged, for freight of the remainder,
applvto FALLS & WJuWft
Sept. 29. d4t
%_
For Madeira,
The Brig DOVE,
Captain Childs,
Will sail with all possible
*&f-v dispatch. For freight or pas-
sage, apply to
JACOB ADAMS.
_ Sept 26____________________ d4t
For Freight or Charter,
{To the West Indies, or any part in the United
States J
J^TE1-, The fine fast sailing Sloop
^fc^j§V JULIA-ANN,
!__ Ejp Joseph Foot, mas'er ;
,»**£-. Will carry about 600 barrels.
She is in complete order, and ready to re.
ceive a cargo. For terms, apply to
PAYSON k SMITH.
Sept 29.___________________________d_3t___
For Freight or Charter,
The new Schooner
WILLIAM & DAVID,
Captain Davis ;
SgGr- Burthen 88 tons, will be reac1 y
to receive a cargo in 8 or 10 (lavs. She is
suppos-d to sai. very fast For terms apply
to the captain on hoard, at County wharf, or
to WILLI VM HUSBAND.
Sent 28___________________________ d4t
lor Charleston, (S. C.)
The fast sailing Packet Sch'r.
PLOUGH BOY,
Captain Hall,
Having elegant accommoda-
tions, and will sail on Tuesday the ^th Oc-
tober. For freight or passage, apply to the
capiain on board, in Smith's dock, or
FOULKE 8c KARRICK.
Who have for sale,
200 bags Coff;e.
15 bales Upland Cotton,
20 tie ces Pice,
Muscovado Sugar,
Windward Island Rum,
Imperial and Young Hyson Teas,
A few tons Nicaragua and Logwosd.
Sept !>8____________________________d6t
For riarbadoes
And a Market,
The Ship CATHARINE,
Th .mas Todd, master;
Having'»ne-half her cargo en-
ganecl, sh* will be ready to
sail in a few da) s. For the remaining freight
or passage, apply to the captain on board, at
Cole's wharf, Fell's-Point, or *o th i subscrib-
er on county wharf The Catharine has just
been put in complete order, and is a substan-
tial good vessel.
WM. JONES,
Sept 26. d-'t
For Amsterdam.
X
The Ship
bStson,
Captain Brown ;
JStfiH^eHfae. Having half her cargo now
on board, may be dispatched in a few days.
For freight, apply to
JAMES BIAYS, Fell's-Point, or,
CHARLES B. YOUNG, Broker,
29, Commerce-street.
Sopt 15._____________________________d
I'reght Wanted,
To any port in the United States, or the West-
Indies,
-£v For the Schooner BELLONA,
^OgO Capt. White,
S_iL_2fy^ A wel1 found southern built
?*&&$__!_ vessel, burthen 560 bbls. For
terms apply to
A. & R. BOUGHAN,
W':o have on hand and for sale,
50 finds and 30 bbls St. Martins Sugar
120 do. Maryland and Virginia Tobacco.
_ Sept 15.____________________________"
For Freight or Charter,
>^ The S -homier BELL,
Pobert Hudgin, muster ,-
A remarkably fine vessel,
- carries 1000 barrels, and sails
fast For terms, apply to the master on
board, or THOMAS TENANT,
Who has for sale, at a leiuced price,
1000 boxes white and brown Havana SU
GAR,
120,000 wt. COFFEE.
September^.____________________eo4t
For Freight or Charter,
fTY The barque PATRIARCH,
^i_! _v burthen about 17 < tons, now
•S£3*^fjK ly'uig at M't.idfrry's wharf.—
¦4Nofr 55??!-- She is a fine new vessel, with
good aoeoinmo latlo is for passengers, in com-
plete order to receive a cargo, and it is sup-
posed that she will prove a vc-v fas' sailer.
Apply to N. W. E \S i'ON.
Great Y -ik-stiei t, or
D. L. t:ioma-,
Ship Broker,
Sept 23. __________________________ eo
Wm. Wilson and Sons,
Have i"Wpo ted for sale,
Rose Blankets, assorted in small bales,
Carpets,
Irish Linens and Lawns,
Madder,
Dry White- Lead,
Sheathing Copper, 16 to 26 oz.
Patent Copper Nads,
Japanned Ware,
6d & 8d fin-- drawn Nails,
Gorman steel, \
100 crates Earthenware,
And a few pipes London Particular Madei-
ra Wine, part tnereof is old and tit for use,
¦which will be disposed of on accommodating
terms, to close the sales
Sept 29. _________d6t-eo6t
William fPilkins,
73, Market-street,
Mas Imported by the D.an.,just arrived from.
Liverpool, and will be landed this week,
A very extensive assortment of CaRPETS
and C \RPEriMG,ol new & elegant patterns
A variety of Hearth Rugs, some of them of
superior stile.
Superfine white and scarlet F'annels, and
12 4, 13-4, and 14-4 Rose Blankets, of the
nicest quality, biC.
Sept. 9.___________________________ d4t||
Distressing Loss.
LOST, a small red Morocco POCKET-
BOOK, very much worn ; it once had a glass
on one side. This Pocket-Book contained 3
Ten-Dollar Notes, all the property of an un-
fortunate WIDOW, who is in a strange land,
poor, and without protection. If the finder
has any honesty, he will leave the Money at
this office.
Sept. 26 d
William Cooke, Jun.
Hits received per the ship Erin, from Bordeaux,
6 cases Lutestrings,
4 Grenoble Kid Gloves,
5 Silk Stockings,
; 1 Extra Long Silk Cloves,
1 Men's Buokgkin Gloves,
1 Twilled Silk Shawls,
1 Canibrick.
Wliieh he offers for sale on reasonable terms.
Sept 25. _________ d
Marr and Gibson,
No. 7, Calvert-street,
Have imported in the Fail- American, from
London, Hercules, from Liverpool, & Six
Sisters from Bristol,
Sup. fine Cloths and Cassimeres,
Worsted Cotton and Silk Hosiery,
Fashionable TwistButtons, Cords, Velvets,
Dimities, &c.
ALSO,
Sheat Iron, and other Hardware.
Sept 24.____________ d_
Russia Duck.
One hundred bolts RUSSIA DUCK, just
received per schooner Friendship., fiom New-
York, and for sale. Applyto the Suh criber
at the Custom-House.
JAMES HAMILTON.
Sept. 19___________________________ d
Irish Linen, &c
ALEXANDER BROWN W SON
Have imported per Fame and Abeona, a sup-
ply of
S-4, 7 8 and 4-4 LINEN,
6-4, 8 4, 9-4 and 10-4 F.IAPER,
LONG LAWNS, and
JJllOWN H LLAND.
September 22- d8t-eo4t
For Sale,
The Brig
ANN ELIZABETH,
Burthen 173 tens, sails re-
markably fast, and can be sent
to sea at a small exp.nse. For terms applyto
the captain on board (the vessel laying at Cole's
wharf,) or to
MACDONALD & RIDGELY.
If the above vessel is not sold in a few days,
she will is*— -'---„¦' for Norfolk.
Sept. "6_____________________d4tj
lor Liverpool,
To sail with all convenient speed,
JC-CS The regular Trading Ship
ABEONA,
Hobson, master.
i__r For freight or passage, ap-
ply to the captain on board, at Jackson's what",
Fell's-Point, or to
LORMAN & FULFORD.
September 26. _______cl___
Will be sold at Auction, at
the Merchant's Co(lee-Ho,,se, in the City
of New-York, on Tues 'ay, the 6th day of
October, at 1 o'clock, P. M.
_fTjtS The remarkable fine Ship
OTHO,
Burthen 36f tons, built in
the city of New-York, of live
oak, locust and cedar, raised in frames and
all her frames bolted together, from stem to
stern, fastened with wrought copper, rigged
with cordage made from first quality hemp.
Has elegant accommodations, sails unconi.
moaly fast, and carries a very large cargo—
Having performed but one voyage, may be
sent to sea, without e\pe»ce, and is how
ready to receive a cargo.
ALSO,
The Ship
CONSTELLATION,
With her armament, a well
built, fast sailing and burthen-
some ship, 340 tons per register, copper fast-
ened, and coppered to the benas, with heavy
copper laid on blankets. She has periormed
but two voyages, one of which was snire
she was coppered. Her rigging has just been
thoroughly overhauled j she has a very exten-
sive inventory, and ma) be sent to sta with-
out expence.
The above Ships will be sold on a credit
of 4, 6, 8, 10 & 12 months. Any person dis-
posed to purchase at private sale, will apply
to Modins and M' Blair.
Sept 17.________________________dt4thO
For Sale, Freight or Charter,
V • x The new and fast-sailing Sh.p
GRAND .SEIGNIOR,
yani.es Snmv, master,
Burthen 305 tons per register,
carries about 3500 barrels, is a remarkable
strong, faithful built ship, just offliei first voy.
age, and is by competent judges esteemed a
very superior vessel. Apply to the captain on
board, at Kerr's wharf, Fell's Point, or to the
subscribers.
ALSO,
. ^CTCS Tlle Schooner
Jj'^SC PHOENIX,
4-/i>2l*EJr ^" G^ely master,
-&5___!^» A go .d strong vessel, 2 years
old, and carries §50 barrels. Apply to the
master on board, at Smith's dock, or to
CORNTHWAIT &. YARN ALL,
83, llowlv's wharf.
Sept. 15. ' d
2,000 bush. Coarse Liver-
pool SALT, for sale on board of I'ergussoii's
Norfolk Packet, at Bowly's-wharf.
IsteSept 25. d4t
Payson and Smith
Have received by the sloop Dove, capt.un Meader,
front Nautuciet,
15 chests and 10 half-chests Imperial Tea,
24 casks Speraiaceti Oil, and
30 boxes ditto Candl s.
'i'hey have also for Sale,
33 tierces Rice, t>0 hhds. N li. Hum,
30hhds. Jamaicud.j 50 casks Sherry Wine, *
10 pipes Country Gin, 20 pipes 4.h proo
Brandy,
Mess and cargo Pork, No. 1 and 2 Boston
Beet, Sole Leather ; spermaceti, mould and
dipt Candles ; white and brown swap ; Hyson,
Young Hyson Hyson Skin, Souchong and Bo-
heaTeas; Russia Hemp, and I b„le Li-klen-
burgs. Sept. 21.________________
Claret, Mountain Malaga
WINK, BRANDY, &c.
Just received per scnooner Friendship, capt.
Evans, from New-York,
40 casks Claret,
SO qr cas^s ^ Mountain Malaga Wine,
40 haii'qr. casks > of very superior quality.
10 pipes French Brandy,
The above entitled to debenture.
Also,
50 bbls. Cyder Vinegar,
10 cases Cordial, 1 dozen each,
70 kegs Ground Ginger.
2 jugs Coachmakeis' Varnish.
And by the late arrivals from Boston,
200 boxes white Cod fi,h, in nice shipping
order,
100 kegs Pickled Salmon,
10 bundles very fine Dumb Fish,
10 do. do. Table do.
On hand,
60 bbls. Glauber Salts, very nice,
5 chests Young Hyson Tea,
50 kegs Tongues and Sounds, Salmon,
Cherry lionnce, Cotton Cambrieks, &c. &c
All which are offered tor sale, on liberal
terms, for approved paper, by
ISAIAH MANKIN,
Sept 21_________ ec4t law4t^
For Sale,
A FARM on Llk Ridge, about 18 or 20
miles distant from Baltimore, widiin a mile
of the Frederick town Turnpike Road, with
a comfortable Dwelling, and other out houses,
a lime kiln, and a quantity of Fruit. It con
tains .JOO acres with sufflcjaticy of wood for
tbe support of the plac-, and villi make all
excellent Grazirg Farm. Also, 296 acres
withii 6 miles of baitimnre, nearly two-thirds
of whirh is in wood. For terms, which will
be accommodating, apply at Mr. William
Child's store, No. 88, Bowly's wharf.
Sept 23. ____ __________eolm
Notice.
All persons having claims against the es
ta e of die late George Salmon, esq are re.
qoested to present them for adjustment: and
those who are indebted to the said estate, are
desired to make payment to
J. MEREDITH, Ex'r
Sept 51.___________________________eo6t
Henry Thompson
Has received per Ship Six-Sisters capt. Virgman,
frwn Bristol and offers for sale.
Tin Plates in boxes,
Bottled Porterin casks,
Double GH>ster Cheeso in hampers.
Also per Ship Hercules from, Liverpool,
20 Tons best house coal.
And an hand,
White Lead ground in oil,
Red Paint, do. do.
Richmond Tobacco,
Do. Manufactured do.
Best London particular Madeira wine in
pipes, hhds. and qr casks,
26 Barrels best Carraccis cocoa.
Sept. 21._______________________ eolOt
A Bargain.
The subscriber having other objects in view,
offrrs for sale, at the reduced price of Ten dol-
lars an acre, five hundred acres of very valua-
ble grass LAND, within twel\e n iles of this
city, and well adapted to Clover with plaister
This plnntatlon,on which is a Dwelling house,
h is a stifKeiency of Meadow land and Rale
stuff, with a large number of fine Fruit Tiees,
and is well supplied with go id and wholesome
Water ; is situate iu a phrascnt neighborhood
—and as to health, it is the Moritpettrr of Ante
rica- A further detail is deemed unneci ssa-
ry, as the purchaser will view the premises,
which will be sh. wn by the subscriber, Those
wishing to treat, will do so shortly, as it is
now offered much under its value. Negroes
will be taken in barter.
ARCHIBALD DORSEY.
September 21. eo
This d.y is Published,
By Cole if I. Bo sal, Warner is Banna, am!
George Hill ; anil for sale by them, and the
respective Booiscllers—Price 5) cents-
All Address
TO PERSONS OF FASHION.
Relating to BALL ; with a few occasi-
onal hints, concerning PLAYHOUSES,
C lid) TABLES, &c. In which isintioduc-
ed the character of LuCcnda, a Lady of the
very best fashion, and of most extraordinary '
piety Wi'h an
j APPEND fX,
Containing some extracts from the writings
of Chief [usthe Hale, tbt Prince of Conti,
Mr. Wiloerforce, and other eminent pious
, men, ag inst the entertainments of the
STAGE, and other vain amusements.
By a member of the Church of England
_ A lanjj. of Levity is a land of guilt: a
serious mind is the mit.ve soil of every virtue,
and the single character that does true honor
to mankind."
Dr. YOUNG,
sept 17 d4 eo
To be Leased
For a term of years,
Fou" LOTS, on Hanover street, five on
Bai-e-street, and two on Charles-street.—
These. Lots are eligibly situated tor Dwelling
Houses, and may be made ot any front and
depth, as may best suit persons. For terms,
applvto GEORGE A. HLGHES
Sept 28. ______________________eo8t
Gooding, jriutchms, and L o.
Have imported in the late arrivals,
Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres, Calicoes,
Muslins, Diniities, Shawls, Waistcoating,
Cotton Umbrellas, Silk Hosiery, other Silk
Goods, Cot:on Laces and Shirtings, Ribbons,
Leather Gloves, rig Bl.re.
All subject to drawback.
With a variety ol Woolens, which will be
sold low by the package.
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