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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/07-1807/12 msa_sc3722_2_6_2-0326 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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BARCLAY 5c M'KEAN"
HAVE IMPORTED
FALL GOODS.
Sept 23 d40ti
Joseph C. and John White,
Have reiriovp.fl their Counting Mouse to Mr.
Charles C Egerton's. BowB's wharf';
October 2. dipt
Wanted Immediately,
Fur a small f'unity,
A good COOK, Willi satisfactory recom-
mendations. To such an one, liberal wages
•Will be gi\ "ii. Inquire at this office.
Oct >»er 2. ___________d4t
London Refined Salt-Petre.
1 ton just received, in Casks, c-.c'i con.
taining 11 > lb. anil for sale, if immediate ap-
plication is made to
JAMES II ANN A,
102, Market-street.
October 2. _______d4t
The Subscribers
Havintr dsclinedl 'he Dry Goods Business,
¦will thank those indebt' d to them to malLC
immediate p:iy.iient— ana those having claims
against us, to bring them in for settlement.
JOS. C. £ JN'O. WHITE.
Sept. '3_____________________dJOt__
Wanted as a Tutor in pri-
vate family, a gentleman capable of Teaching1
Greek and Latin, and the first branches of
the Mathematics. To such a one, a liberal
salar\ will be acceded. Apply at tins office
Sept 22. d
Isaac ikirneston,
No 196, Market-street,
Has received by the late arrivals, his
Tall G. ods ;
Which are now openintr, comprising a ge-
neral assortment of Goods suitable to the ap-
proaching season.
A general assortment of
ADELPHI CO 11 ON THREAD,
Of superior quality, which will be sold
very cheap.
Sept 15._____________________dim
Notice.
All persons indebted to the late firm of
Jeremiah Hoffman are requested to make pay-
ment to the subscriber, witnoiit.further delay :
as longer indulgence cannot be granted on
those accounts.
GEORGE HOFFMAN.
Octob-rl. dot
Thel'alls Turnpike Company
Wish to contract for building a Bridge of
Stone over tie branch which empties into the
Falls, opposite to the residence of Robert
Oliver, lisquire.
WALTER ROE, Sec'ry.
October 2 _______ d4t__
The Public ore hereby
Respectfully informed of the subscriber's
having opened a Fencing School, lev the pur-
pose of teaching the use of the Broad and
Small Swords from V till 8 P M. For more
particulars apply at No. 30, Market-street,
next door to Mr. Myer's Hotel.
JOHN WILLERS,
Fencing Master.
October 1st. ________d9 ||
Import vd
My the ship George ami All'• rrt, captain Joel Vic-
hy re, from Tonningen,
White &. brown V . til! s, > of superior qua-
Dowlas and Cass.-ri.*os, j 'hvi
looo oval Demijohns,
( I he above e titled to drawback.)
And by the Lite ar< iVAlt in Philadelphia from
Tonningen,
A General Assortment of
Germafi Woolen Hosiery.
O hand,
Bohemia Window Glass; 1" by 1 :,
Ticklenburgs, Rouans, while Rolls, and
Checks No I,
3000 Gunney Bags,
For sale bv
FREDERICK C. GHAF,
Head of Smith's dock.
Sept. "2.___________________d
Henry SeTirqeder and Co'.
Have received by the different arrivals from Lon-
dan, Liverpoot and Hull,
A very extensive, and general assortment of
Fall Goods,
Which they offer for sale h , the package or
piece on the must reasonable terms,
October 5. dli"t-eol5't
Philip j
No. 142, Market-street,
,lltg,
Has on band, and oilers for sale,
A general assortment of American and Eu-
ropean manufactured Brushes ; a'-so. Ivory,
Tortoishell, Mockshell and common Combs, of
a superior quality ; also, Cutl ry & Hardware,
with man-, other article:. In bis line of business
N B. He Ins just received from Europe, a
food assortment of Painters' Brushes, and
ash Tools, both common and ground.
October 2. dlSt
George Hoffman
REMOVAL.
Henry & IJndenbercer
Have removed to No 200 1-2. Baltimore-
Street. Who offer to Kent the Store &. Cel-
lar, No. v04, opposite the Indian Queen Ta
vern, with a convenient Warehouse if re.
quired' August 26. d
G. F. & J 1 .indenberger,
No. 200, Baltimoie-stre't, opposite the Indian
Queen Tavern,
Have imported in the Othello, Canawa, and
Fame, from Liverpool, a complete assort-
ment of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADLERY,
BRASS, and J \PANNED WARE,
&c. &c.
Among which are,
Anvils and Vices,
Spades and Shovels,
Fiat Point fine drawn Nails,
Patent Shot, assorted,
White Lead, in Oil, in kegs of 28 and 14
b
Seine Tiwne, in casks of 250 lb. each,
Hilling- Hoes,
Iron Wire,
Guns, in cases.
Which are offered for sale, on accommo-
dating terms.
September 7.___________________d
The Subscriber
Has just reieivedfrom London,
A Consignment of sixteen bales if 6ne and
superfine Broad Cloths, iiostly Blacks and
blues, with a few other fashionable co'ors :
3 bales of Ratteens, and 1 bal» of Flushings,
which he offers for sale by the bale, so ma-
terially under the customary advance, as to
make them well worth the attention of pur-
chasers i and has for sale, 700 Demijohns,
2 tons Bar Lea1, and 50 quarter casks En-
glisb. Gun Powder
NICHOLAS SI.UBEY,
12, Bowh's wharf.
Sept 30. dI8t
French Silk Goods.
Lafitte, Due he & Barthe,
NO 172 BALTIMORE-STHItLT,
Have just received, a un large assortment of
French Fancy Goods,
Which they offer for sale by the package or
piece, at very low prices, to wit: Plain T.:ffe-
tas. Plaid Silks, Sarsnet, J'ealings, Extra Long
and Short Ladies' Silk Gloves, Mens' ditto
Ladies' and Men's Silk Stockings, Sewip Silk,
Silk Shawls of every size, pliin and figured
T ffetas iind Satin Ri'hands, Starnned ditto.
Hank Ribbands, V» lvet ditto, Crapes, Cambric
Linen, Thread and Cotton Laces.Veils, Arti-
ficial Flowers, Plain and Ornamental Combs,
white and coloured ex'ra long and short Kid
Cloves, Mens' ditto Cotton Stockings, S"s
penders of every description, Fans, Lustrings,
Bandannos, &c &.C
Also on hand,
80 casks b^st Bordeaux Cbrt,
1 box Paris Jewelry, handsomely assorted,
4 baes llennes Thread
4 trims s Ladies' Shoes,
2 bales Sheeting Linen,
1 trunk Umbrellas,
1 do. t' in roii ered Cambric Shirts,
1 box Mens'Silk Stockings,
1 d" Ladies' ditto,
1 case Plain Taffetas,
1 do. Plaid ditto,
1 box ! bread Laces.
All very well calculated for French and Spa-
nish markets, and entitled to debenture.
Sept. 28. di5t
G. V: and J. Lmden.bc.rger,
No 200, Baltimoke-s ikee i,
Opposite the Indian 3>u:e Tavern,
Have received by the Diana, from Liverpool,
An additional supply of
Cut'ery, Saddlery, etc. etc.
Now opening for sale on their usual tern s.
October 2 d
^t. Mary's College.
GRAND LOTTERY, BALTIMORE.
Authorised by an act of the general assembly
ol lie state of Mary land i the scheme of
which Lottery is the most brlhant ever of-
fered to the citizens of the United States,
containing, besides a large number of other
valuab>e prizes,
toin Holbiooi,foin
Liverpool,
40 boxes London Mi staid,
Per the Canawa, captain 'I'h .mas, from, Liver-
pool,
An invoice of Bracket Candlesticks, plated,
Do do. Coat and Vest Buttons, gilt and
plated,
Do do. Saddlery, assorted.
Which will be sold low by
COKNTHVVA1T & YA1NM.L,
83, Bowly's wharf.
October 2. d6t
John Wood & Co.
Have imported in ships Fame, Aheona, and
Hercuies, from Livnp'.'ol, 'Juniata, and
Hair American, from London,
334 PACKAGES
Cotton ard Woollen Goods,
Which are offered for sale at
No 18, Calvert street.
Amongst widen are,
Best Superfine CI .tbs and Cassdmeres,
most fashionable colors, Swansdown, Benm t
Cold, and clcgai t 1 oilem tie, Waist--:t ;u. ,
newest patterns, Coatii.gs, Mains, Fiam els,
Dockings, Flushings, lib nl,et'', Kerseys, Kei -
.1,1 Cottons, Lindsays ; a sr^ai variety of
Stud's, Hosiery, Dimities, T;.boy Velvet,
President and.Constitution Cor.dsj Back and
Olive Velveteens, fine and Common Pilot
ed Calicoes, Fancy and Book Muslins, Cot
ton Laces, Braces, Un'.brellas, &c ?*c.
«ept 25 d
August 31,
*aw
And not two hi nks to a prize. The scheme
contains 215/0 tickets, 10,000 of which are
actually sold to a company of gentlemen in
New-York, towhomthemanagc rshave obligat
ed themselves to commence the drawing on
THURSDAY, the 31st day of December next
TICKETS h SHAi-ES are now selling in
a variety of numbers, at ten dollars each, at
G & H. WiITE's truly foitnnate Lottery
Office, Coiner qj Market and Charles streets,
Baltimore.
From the rapid sale of the Tickets in every
part of the union, an advance will shortly be
put on them, of which an advertisement will
soou appear in the public prints.
The grandeur of the scheme of the above
lottery, together with an assurance from the
managers that the lottery will positively com-
mence drawing on the "31st days of December
next, have been a sufficient inducement for the
Subset ibers to coma to the city of Balti more for
the express purpose of facilitating the sale of
the Tickets.
G. & R WAITE.
(Tj» One of the above firm will personally
attend the drawing daily, to take down the
nuiiibi is correctly, as will also one of their
clerks. All prizes Bold by G. &R. \Vaite will
b( paid b* them, and a printed list of all prizes
drawn w ill be published by them and delivered
to their customers once a fortnight during the
drawing. The next New-York Lottery will
not commence till April next.
Distant Adventurers, accompanying their
orders with bank notes of any description, to
eitherot \Vsite's offices in New-York or Bal-
timore may have Tickefsand Shan s forward-
ed to any amount with the utmost punctual,
ity, and the earliest advise sent them of their
success. All prizes sold by G. Si It. Waile
will be paid by them.
©el- I- i
\\ nil .in P iVathc ws
H.s just received by ihe Fair American, from
1 .orn'i n,
AN EXl'ENSIVE SVPTLY OP
Fresh l)?4tg$ and An^ichtc.
His stock is now pe-n fnl ¦ "d extensive, con-
sisting of
Drugs and ChenucMS
Smgi-on 'slnstrumeiiis
Patent Medicines
Furniture Glass and
Vials
Fine Painters' Colours
Gold and Silver Leaf
Copal aid Spt. Var-
nishes
October 5.
Glaziers' Diamonds
i.; e tubs U fine Fig
Blue
Genuine Windsor
Soao
Wash Balls,
1 eeth Brushes," and
A \ anety of Peri u me-
ry.
dl2t
jfohn and 'James Roberts,
230, Market-street,
Have received and offer for Sale,
A few boxes of 4-4 and 7-8 IRISH LINENS.
Also,
20 bales superfine Cloths, milled Kersey
meres and Flannels.
On hand,
11 8 Linen Checks,
9 8 Cot ton ditto,
3-4bro wnlrish Linens
Linen Pocket Hkfs.
Dimities,
Sewing Silks,
Green Senshaws,
Lutestrings,
Brown and white Pla-
tidas,
Oct. 5.
A good assortment of
Diaper Table-Cloths
Cambrick Muslins,
Constitution, Hunting
Cords, and Velvets,
Colored Threads,
Book Mesliu, and
Book Muslin Hkfs.
dl5t
BY THIS DAY'S MAILS.
BOSTON, October i.
Arrived, ship 5;dly, Hinckley, Liverpool,
82 days, salt, crates and dry goods. Sailed
iri co. ships Ajax, M'Kown, of Bath, for
Boston ; Olive Branch, Littlefield, of Ken-
nebunk, do. ; William, Ham, of Bath, do.
Otis, Leeds, New York ; America', Porter,
of Freeport, for Portland ; Alexander,
Wickham, N. York ; Charleston ami Li-
vevpocl Packet, Clark, of Boston, for
Charleston; Mary, Baubage, of Wiscasset,
for Alexandria; Zulema, Philadelphia; An-
nawon, Stotesbury, ditto ; Indian Chief,
Kenney, Baltimore.
Sept. 13, lat. 46, 2l, long. 39, 51, ship
Portsmouth, Dawson, 2* days from ;im
sterdam for Baltimore. Sept. 18, lat. 44,
49, long. 49, 36, ship Vigilant, i5 days
from Norfolk for Port Glasgew.
Brig Federal George, Field, Baltimore,
iO days, flour.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Yesterday arrived the ship Sally, captain
Hinckley, from Liverpool. She sailed on
the 28th of August, and bronght London
papers to the 25th. The Revenue from the
United States had not arrived. The follow-
ing are extracts from the paters.
London, Aug. 22.
A letter from Copenhagen, August 11,
states that the British envoy, Mr. Taylor,
was to have his final answer the next day.
Accounts from Stialscnd »fate that the
French have been repulsed with great loss
in two attempts . slotfm that place.
The Gazeth this d.iy announce* the ap-
pointment it si 1 J. H. Craig to be governor
in chief over Upper & lower Canada, iNova
Scotia, New Brunswick, and the islands of
Prince Edward and Cape Breton.
Aug. 24.
The " Opposition" continue to censure
the expedition agai:i>t the Danes.
It is reported, some pacific communicati-
on has been made to ur ministers from Pa-
ris. Such overtures we expect will be made
but think they have not yet.
An order is issued for the capture of
Olden burgh, Mecklenburg, Kniphausen,
and Pappenburgh vessels, if found trading
with our enemies.
The order against the vessels of Meck'en-
burg &c. is in retaliation of Bonaparte's block-
ading decree. "It is probable the order
will be extended to other neutrals, if any
should remain."
It is reported Murat is to be appointed
king of Switzerland.
Dispatches to July 29, have been receiv-
ed from admiral Berkeley.
Official accounts from admiral Berkeley,
of all the recent events on the coast of Ame-
rica are contained in these dispatches.
Tbere is nothing now to prevent the dis-
cussion of the affair of the Le- pard and the
Chesapeake, as soon as Mr. Munroe receives
his instructions.
August 25.
A new petition from the lush Catholics
is to be presented at the next session of par-
liament.
We have Dutch papers to tfe 20th and
French to the 15th inst. New directions
have been given to \. event the landing in
Holland.of any goods of Briiish manufac-
ture, and these orders are to be rigorously
enforced by the new commissioners From
Frsnce.
An attempt lias been made to set fire to
the deck-yard at Chatham.
It is reported, thai the Rochefort squa-
dron have lately made an,attempt to get out.
It is said to be bound to Buenos Ayres with
troops.
Phoenix Fire-Office,
Baltimore, Sept 30th, 1807.
The undermentioned gentlemen are not ified,
that their respective Policies will expire at the
following dates :
No. 272*029, William Lovell, Oct. 1st
2720 J, John Carrere, 3d
272032, John Leypold, 7.h
272033, Dr J. Crawfurd, 9th
272036, Walter Simpson, 16th
272038, Armstrong and Dunn, 37th
272039, Amos Allison, 18lh
272040, Henry Yearley, 20th
£72041, Frederick Leypold, 21st
27204^' l WiUiam Loman, 24th
272044, John Mocloud, Alexandria, 27th
272045, Captain Levin Jones, 30th
Renewed receipts will be issued from the
Office in Second-street, any time when called
for, within the term limited by the Company
DAVID STEWART, Agent.
Oct. 2. ___ d4t
Stray Cow.
Came to the subscriber's, near Krafts Ta-
vern on the old road to Frederick'Town, a few
days ago, a pale Red Cow, white back, tale,
and belly, is. marked with an under bit in the
right ear, and gives milk. The owner is re-
quested to prove propert), pay charges, and
take her away.
JOHN REYNOLDS.
Ottcber 5. o4Vt
NEW-YOhK, October 3.
Arrived, brig Mais, fiom Amsterdam, via
Falmouth, in ballast. Lat. 39, 80, h n.;
71, spoke schr. Martha Washington, from
a whaling voyage for Nantucket, had been
out six months. Sept. 24. lat. 39 long. 60
ship Ann, from Liverpool, for New-York.
Same day, ship Resolution, Baker, from
New York for Amsterdam.
Brig Lord Sheffield, from St. Johns, N.
B1 Lat. 40, 23, long. 71, 75, Spoke brig
William, 23 days from J.imaica lor Boston.
Cleared, ship Eliza, Burroughs, / lgezi-
ras ; Cuba, Sickleftuld, Havanna ; Citizen,
Allen, Amsterdam ; brig Twins, Heckle,
Jamaica ; schr. Cloriana, Godbee, Antigua ;
Hamilton, Barnard, Algeziras ; James Le-
nox, Willis, Newbern ; Eliza, Benjamin,
Philadelphia ; Eagle, Bryant, Currituck.
PHILADELPHIA, Octobers.
Arrived, ship George, Hamburg, Batavia
via Lie of France, coffee, pepper, &c. ; New-
Jersey, Crow, Liverpool, merchandize ;,
Hampden and Sidney, Kennard, Bavalina,
sugars ; Lovely Matilda, O'Connor, Bor
deaux, merchandize ; brig Meridian Oel-
lers, Havanna, sugars ; Ariadne, Cullen,
St. Croix, sugars; schr. Polly, Bassett,
Passamaquoddy, 11 days, plaisterand fish ;
sloop Hannah, Blanchard, ditto, 14 ; Su
sannah, York, 16, plaister and fish ; brig
Lucy, Peckham, Martinique, coffee and
sugar ; South-Carolina, Serrill, Cliaileston,
rice and cotton.
Cleared, ship Active, King, Cork ; brig
Jannet, Atteyson, North-Carolina ; schr.
Ruby, Macey, Nantucket ; Louisa, Ade-
line, Lyons, Petersburg, V. ; Rambler,
Lombard, Boston ; sloop Harmony, Ell-
wood, Alexandria.
Proceedings in Burr's Case on the
MOTION FOR COMMITMENT.
EXAMINATION OF EVIDENCE.
Friday, September 18.
William hove.
Mr. Hoy. Did you not go down with the
boats ? A. I went down from Mr. Bktnner-
hassett's Island. I considered myself as his
servant. Q. Did you see any boxes of arms?
A. Isaw one chest in Mr, Floyd's boat. ft.
How many men went from Blantierhaesett's
Island? A. About 25. 9.. Did any more
men join you on the way ? A. None. Q..
Were there any other boats at the mouth of
Cumberland ? A. Some, but not belonging
to our part^'. CI. Did any men jain you
before you got there ? A. Mr, Blarmerrias-
sett did. |