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Itaem
Ifciu iua —-Ljan.—ii»a^wos»^——
Seven Dollars per Annum.]
Lands for Sale.
The subscriber offers the three following '
Tracts or parcels oi Lund, 10 miles from
the city of Baltimore, the whole being con-
nected together in a compact farm, and
lying on the road, about two miles short of
Perry Kail, the residence of Harry D. j
Gough, esqr. viz.
No 1 The subscriber's present Dwelling '
plantation, containing 830ckIq acres, on which
in erected a targe and commodious Dwelling
House, Barn, Stables, Spring House, and
every other necessan building, with two I
large Apple, and one Peach Orchard in full |
bearing, a Garden and plenty of fine meadow
—which wivh the pavts in tillage, are under
Superior fence, with remarkable springs of
fine water, also wood 8t timber in abundance.
No 2. The late Dwelling Plantation of Mr
John Skinner, deceased, now the. property of the
subscriber, containing from 33,'to 34o acres
¦with the dwelling .louse, B u'n, Stables over-
iseer's House, negro Quarters, Spring Ho :se,
& beautiful Or.,hard and Garden, with a never
failing Spring.)! as fine Water as in the state
almost at the door j and commands a most
de'iightl'id prospect of the bay from Kent !.,•
Jai d almost as lught as Susquehavmuii ; near-
ly the icftoh? of this Tract is under prime
fence and lias plenty of wood and timber.
No 3 Containing. 221 acres on which ie
'erected a small House, with a number of
Apple and leah T'-ees, about 40 ov 50 acres
of this Tract is inclosed with good fence as a
pasture ; it has also plenty of wood mjd tim-
ber.
Those Lands will be sold together, or in
parcels, as above very cheap, to a purchaser,
or ptlrcTiasets, *ho has v.e money to lay
down Who may also have with No 1, the
-whole of tile stock, with the tanning titen.
nils. A.rl.'n' the premises, to
HERCtJLES COURTENAY.
October 7- HH d30t
Marshal's Sale.
United States. Maryland District, ss.
By. virtue (Jul in pursuance of an o> der to inf. di-
d'oected, from the km Jam.: H>u;t> , jti 'ge
o'tie Vlie I States in and for the Maryland
district, mill be exb'sed to public silt, rk, Sugar. N England Rum ; Bar, Hoop
an 1 R j'l Iron, Cut Nails, kc.
Oct 9. ______d6t
4EHMGR
MONDAY; OCTOBER 12, 1807
Freight wanted,
rt in th
Sheriff's Sale.
To any tort in the United States to the Eastward,
__c For the schooner NANCY,
Captain Almy.
She is a good vessel, burthen
rtrM<~ about 7ti0 barrels, which will he
taken on mode-ate terms, if immediate appli-
cation is made to
CORNTHWAIT & YARNALL,
83, Bowly's wharf,
10th mo. 8th._________________illL.
For Liverpool,
To sail with alt convenient speed,
i The regular Trading Ship
E&
By virtue of the tollowing writs of fieri facias i
from Baltimore county court tome directed, ¦
will be ixposcd to public sale, lor cash, the
following Property, 16 wit:
AU the right, title, estate and interest of
"William human, John Lamb, John Vcazcy
and ilobert Stable*, or either ol them in and
to a two story frame Dwelling House and Lot,
¦witn an additional Daclt building U.ereon, situ¦
ate in Concord-street, between Market space
aud the Falis, aisj, oneotlier Lot adjoining
the aforesaid, with the improvements of a
blacksmith's shop, wheelrignt shop, ami nail
factory, a large variety of smiths' to»ls, and
¦several vaiuaul: machines lor cutting nails.
Also, a House and t-ot, situate atttie coiner
of Wilkes anu Fleet streets, Fell s-Point,fro!H.
ing on WiiKcs street &0 teet, an. «xte ding
back op Fell's street ai4 feet, with the ini
Erovenienls thereon, taiowo and distinguished
y die name of Jalland'c, Gar Jens
Also, two acres of Ground, more or less,
situate on the York turnpike roaa, near Co-
vane's-Town, on which is erected a small
Dwelling House andblacksmith's, shop.
Also, a variety of Houseliol.l and Kitchen
Ftiruiiiue, such as Bods ia. Bedding, tables,
Chairs, one cighi-day Clock, Bureaus, Kc &c.
The sale to be on Friday, tile 16th instant, to
continence precisely at 10 o'clock, to meet on
the premises first mentioned .nd proceed to
t:„ miierentpla.es tiut.il Hie whole is disposed
of, exvpt the two .cres 01 ground vthiui wi I
be ottered for sale at my office, at which time
and pWi-i some personal property will be utter-
ed, being late the proper y 01 the aforesaid
¦William Soman, JohnLamo, John Veazey, and
Robert staples, seized and tuk.o at u.esuitol
William Cr.jiimoiid
JOHN hUNTi.R eriff.
October'.).__________________d ctli____
10 . oliars Reward
LOST yesterday mo. on.g at the Marsh
Market, a Red Morocco P-J'.KET-BwOK,
com lining the followinw Bond, i\otes if Hand
and B oik Notes :
A B ir.d of William Hawkins, lor 70lg,
dated J>i'>' 1800; fiey. Bini iters an Co's.
Note for 346g i3 cents., at 9^days in ;avorof
George Passmore and indulged by lum two
Notes of George \V. Todd, for 5'M each, at
60 days, date 23 and V^ Sept.; Also ore i\ote
of G. W. Todd, for4y?S ¦' c(n;S date 2^d
Sejit; Thomas Boyle's Note for 498JS 5 cents,
at 60 days dated, August lc ; John J lirald's
Note for 14'S, date not rerolecfd; Jacoo
Winard's Note lor 3(J5g ;;3 cents at 6
days, dated 5th August, one do. for 305g 23
cents, a 10 days, dated 3d October ; one
two dollar Nots on wliat Bank not recollected;
two one dollar Notes, and a number 'if papers,
of no use to any body but the owner j two 6g
Prize Tickets in the German E, Church Lot-
tery, and three Ticki-te in the St. Paul's
Lottery. Any person finding the above
Pocket Book and delivering it to the owner,
shall receive the above reward, an. i the, Bank
Notes it contains ; no questio: s asked.
JACOB HOFFMAN.
N. B. The public is camianed not to receive
any of the above described notes, and bund
in payment.
October 8.___________________ d4t$
The Levy Court for Balti-
more county will meet at Henry Decorsej's
Tavern (near Phdpot's Bridge) in the city
of Baltimore, on Tuesday, tile 20th day of
October neat, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
for the purpose ol adjusting the public ex
pee.ces of the said county, for this present
year, appointing supervisors of the public
roads, and constables and adjusting their ac-
ooutits WM. GIBSON, Clerk.
»^pt ;.8.___________________riauhO__
Notice.
The Partnership heretofore trading under
the firm of WILLIAM & JwHN LVANS,
beir.g dissolved by the decease of the former,
the business of said firm will be settled by the
surviving partner—Who begs leave respect-
fully to inform the customers of the late con-
cern, and tlv* public in general, tl at the BIS-
CUIT BAKING, in all its branch's, is still
continued at lis Bakehouses, (on Franklin lane
back of No. 64, South -street, and on Spear's
wharf extended,) where all orders for Bread,
t Ship, Piljt, Navy, and Crackers, will be put
up wdth all possible dispatch and in the best
order »j suit purchasers, and on accommoda-
ting terms.
JOHN *,VANS.
Oct, S, 3itwiw
ABEONA,
^^^^^^H Ilobson, roaster
^cW5iSE£«i For freight or passage, ap-
ply to the captain on b.>ard, at Jackson's whaf,
Fell's Boint, or to
V. LORMAN & FULFORD.
_ September 26. d
Freight Wanted,
To any port in the United States, or the West-
Indies,
*l£jLs For the Schooner BELLONA,
»F'S'4tvv Capt. Whits,
:-',vLJ,T'.fX.Jr A wpR found southern built
5S*?^>SSG3»je vessel, b.irthen 56libbls. For
terras applv to
A. tP" R- BOUGHAN,
W\o have on hand and fa sale,
50 hhds and 30 bbls St. Martins Sugar
L0 do. Maryland and Virginia Tobacco.
Sept 15 ^^^^»- d
For Amsterdam.
'; h ship
RllSON,
Captain Brown ;
ftea Having half her cargo now
on board, may be dispatched in a few dajs.
For freight, apply to
JAMES BIAYS, Vell's-Point, or,
CHARLES B. YOUNG, Broker,
20, Commerce sweet.
Sapt 15 ^^^^^^M. A
German Linens, etc
Importtd in the schoo .«>¦ Alexander, capt. Jthor,
from Tncete, is' for sale Ov the subscribers,
48 cases ol fine Platdias,
U) Britanuas,
10 Lawns,
8 Checks,
7 Cav.ilirioSj
5 E ktopi las,
2 Rouans, H ¦
1 very fine Shirting Linen,
AND
A quantify nt Glass Tumblers, in cases
assorted,
ALSO,
The Schooner Alexander
As she arrived from sea, bur-
then about 1000 bhbls a strong
faithful built vessel, 2 l-2years
,^______old, sails fast, and may be sent
to sea at a small expence*
LUHMAN & FULFORD, or
JOSEPH-YOUNG
October .'!. '.' ' ¦_______ A fit -eo2w
» For Freight ot Cliarter,
The barque PATRIARCH,
burthen about VT> tons, now
lying at M'Elderry's wbai-t—
- ilS^SHafe- She is a fine, new vessel, with
good accommodations for passengers, in com-
plete order to reef ive a cargo, and it is sup-
posed that she will prove a very fast sailer.
Apply to N. W. E ASTON,
Great York-street," or
D. L. THOMAS
Ship Broker.
__Sept 28^ ___^_____________eo
Hager's-Town Hank,
September 30th, 18'.;7
IN pursuance of an order of the Board of
Directors, notice is hereby g veil, that two
doll rs o.n each share ot stock held in the bank
must be paid up at the bank on rr before the
1st Monday in December next; 8i thata'd per-
sons telling to pay will not he entitled to any
dividen.i on what they ha.e paid, from the
said first Monday in December until this in-
stalment is paid.
ELIE EEATTY, GasV.er.
[Oct 3] _______d7fnDcc
H otice.
The Co partnership of llancock and Norris
was dissolved the 1st instant, by mutual con
sent ; all persons having claims against the
said firm will please present them for settle-
ment ; and thosu indebted are particularlj
requested t6 make immediate payment, to ei-
ther of the subscribers.
THOMAS HANCOCK.
RICHARD NORMS.
Sept 14-________________________d__
REMOVAL.
Henry & Lindenberger
Have removed to No 300 1-2, Baltimore-
street. Who offer to Kent the Store &. Cel-
lar, No. 04, opposite the Indian Queen Ta-
vern, with a convenient Warehouse if re-
uired. August 26, d
The Subscriber
Being appointed keeper of the Standard for
Weights and Scale Beams, for the city of Bal
timoie, gives notice, that he is ready to receive
f >r examination and adjustment, in conformity
with the following act of the incorporation,
such weights and beams as have been in use
fir the prist year, or others that may be required
to be ailjasted and stamped.
WM. H. WOOD,
No. 26, Calvert-street.
Ai Ordtxance for regulating and adjusting
Weights and Measures used within the city
and precincts of Baltimore
I He it enacted and ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That the mayor be,
and he is hereby authorised and required to
procure correct and accurate standards of all
weights an 1 measures established by law 'or
Baltimore county, and the same to have adjust.
ed whenever necessary; and three persons be
appointed wiihin the city, keepers of the said
standards, whose duty it shall he safely to keep
and preserve the same, and to perform the se-
veral d'ties prescribed by this or any other or-
dinance of this corporation respecting weighty
and measures, who befjre they ent.r upon the
duties of their appointment, sh.dl give bond to
the mayor and city council of Baltimore, in the
penal sum ol one thousand dollars, conditioned
for the faithful discharge of all the uties ap-
pertaining to iheir office : and one of the said
keepers shall be the keeper of the standards
of weights, another the keeper of the stand-
ards of liquid measures, and the third, the
keeper or the standards of dry and long mea-
sures.
II. And he it enac ed and ordained. That with-
in three months after the said standards are
procured, and the keepers appoiaed, of which
the mayor shall cause notice to be given in the
several newspapers of th« city, all weights
and measures usnd within the city or precincts
of Baltimore, in the vending of articles, shall
be regulated and adjusted by the said standard
keepers, under a penalty not exceeding twen-
ty dollars, to be paid b the person or persons
owning or using the same, and when adjusted,
shall be by the said standard keepers branded
or stamped with the letters B S. meaning
thereby Baltimore Standard, in such manner
and on such parts of the sa d weights and mea-
sures as in his judgment shall be must lasting
and effectual in preventing and detecting frau-
dulent practices or impositions in the use of
such^weights or measuvas. And the lite exami-
nation and adjustment shall be repeated once'in
each year, and the branding or stamping icneixed
•when necessary, under apenaltynot exceeding twen-
ty dollars.
VII. And be it enacted and ordained, That all
scale beams used in the vending of articles in
the city of Baltimore, or the precincts thereof,
shall be adjusted and stamped by the keeper
o the standard of weights, as weights are. di-
rected to be stamped j and anv person using
scale beams in the city or precincts, not ad-
justed and stamped as h'-rein directed, shall
forfeit and pay a sum notexceeding twenty dol-
lars, jtor each and every offence j aiu. tbe said
Standard keeper shall be endued to receive as
a compensation tor ever> scale beam, not ex-
ceeding eighteen inches, twelve and a half
cents ; for every scale beam above eighteen in-
ches and not exceeding thirty six inches,
eighteen and three quarter cents ; and for eve-
ry scale beam above thirty-six inches, twenty-
five cents, to be paid b\ tbe persons tor whom
the same shall be adjusted as aforesaid*
VIII. And be it enacted and ordained, That
ah fines and forti ituies incurred under this or.
oiinnce, shall be applied thedVehalfto the in-
former. Oct. 9 ________
John L. Gillmeyer
Hat received by the late arrivals, from London
and Liverpool,
A general assortment of
Fail Goods,
Which he will sell on the lowest terms.
October 5. eo4t
To Rent,
A WHARF, on Light-street, adjoining
the property of Mr Samuel R. Smitii ; now
in the possession of Mr. Hiram Cochran. Ap-
ply to Mr. Hugh Neilson,or the subscriber.
\v shington'van bibber.
Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
A GOOD COOK.
W. V B.
October 3.________________________d_
Shoe Thread, English Bend
LEATHER, Wis.
'John S. Peck and Co.
TANNERS and CURRIERS,
No. 61, Market-Space,
Have for sale,
Prime English Bend Sole Leather, in ranges
and squares,
Tanners and Curriers' Knives, and a gene-
ral assortment of Leather.
ALSO,
Hair for Plaisterers.
And have imparted in the Fair American
from London SH JE THREAD, of the best •
quality.
October 1.___________________d3t eo9t
""David Wkifield,
No 183, Baltimore-street,
Has imported by the late arrivals horn Liver-
pool, and otherwise, rece v\d for sale,
A Gcnei at Assortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS:
Amorg.it which are,
Superfine and common Cloths ; Cassimeres,
Swanlowns, Flannels, Coating's, Bayses,Flush-
ings, Blankets, Plains, Kerseys & Halftbicks j
Manchistrv, assorted j Cotton, Worsted and
Silk Hosiery j Stuffs, assorted j Irish Linens,
Brown Hollands, . 'd th.kens of ail qualities ;
a good assortment < f Buttons, Threads, Sew-
ing Sdks, Cc. j French Silu and Kid Gloves ;
Sarsenets, Pcalons, andSattins ; French Cam-
brics ; German Linens ; India Muslins, Checks
and Romals ; Bandannas, &c. &.c.
Sept. 21- d4t-eol6t
William Scott,
No. 46, North Howard stre't,
Has imported per late arrivals from Liverpool
and London, a gt neral assortment of
Fall Goods, viz :
Cloths and Cassimeres, superfine & com-
mon,
Coatings, plain, napt, and moleskin,
Plains, Kerseys, an 1 Kendal Cottons,
Blankets, Rose, Striped, and Point,
Fla.mels, and Bockingbaise,
Manchester Cords, Velveteens, and Thick-
sets,
Bombazettes, Wildbores, Durants, and
Calimancoes,
Hosiery, Worsted, Lltmbs Wool, and Cot-
ton, &c &c.
Alsoj'-st received,
Calieoes, India Muslins, Bandanoes,
S.-wing Silks, German aud Irish Uinnens,
Threads, Pins, ij-c.
Sept. 24 eo
i"rcnoii Evening 5Cliool*
THE School is divided into two classes
which meet alternately every other e\e;iing.
Gentlemen who cannot attend regularU either
class, may come occasionally, wlien their «n-
gagemehts will allow.
MKIHOD OF TEACHING.
To lessen as much as can be done the la
bor attending the study of an unknown tongue,
every beginner is assisted in reading h
construing, Until he can translate fluently by
himself, and to facilitate the knowledge of
the grammar, a selection is made of the most
essential practical rules which j lined to the
frequent repetitions of the phraseology con-
tained in Mr. Dufief's work, tend consider-
ably to accelerate the attainment of the lan-
guage. J. BROW N.
No. 8, Watewatreet, between South and
Calvert streets.
Sept 25. eol2t||
COLORS.
The military gentlemen of Baltimore, af*
respectfully Informed, that they can b<- sup<
plied with Silk Standards, C valry and Divi.'
sion Colors of evarv description, on tha
shortest notice, finished arid delivered 'n ccm«
plete order, at No 60, corner of AlbermatW
and the lower Bridge streets. AUo, Color!
for the Navy, on the most reasonable terms, by
REBECCA YOtjNtJ,
Sept 16. __________» co
For Sale,
A FARM on Elk Ridge, aWtt 18 or 2(5
miles distant from Baltimore:, wi "lit, a mil<5
of the. Frederick town Turnpike Road, with
a comfortable Dwelling, and other out bouses,
a lime kiln, and a quantity of Fruit. It con-
tains '00 acres with sufficiency of w<>od for
tbe support of the place, and vll! nmke an
excellent Grj zirg Farm, Mso; 296 acres
within 6 miles of Baltimore, nearly two-thirds'
of which, is in wood. For terms, whit h wdll
be accommodating, apply at Mr Willialfi
Child's store, No. 88, Bowly's wharf
__Sept 23- _____________ eolm
Permanent Museum.
A new Museum is open at Ne 6, Water*
street, which the i ropriator intends as a per*
manenl establishment under the title of the
" Baltimore Museum," and respectfully solicits!
the pair nage and liberality of the citizens and
others to aid him in the design «f rendering
this institution inferior to no ether in the Unit-
ed States. .
The assistance of the curious, cither ly vi-
sits, donations or depegits is, at this time par-
ticularly important, as .the institution is en-
tirely new, and must for some time labor mv
der all those difficulties and disadvantages to
which such establishments are liable. The
present collection of articles is very neat and
daily increasing
The terms are two dollars for a year, or 25
cents admittance. The Museum: will be open*
every day and evening.
Oct 9.____________ .. eo4tH
A Person Employed in a
Public Institution of this city, is willing to
devote the Evening in a Counting House, far
a few months. Apply at this office.
October 3. eo8t
George Lightner,
At his Established
TIN AND PEWTER MANUFACTORY,
Korth street, Oldtown, near the Haysciles,
Informs his friends and the public gene-
rally, that he keeps on hand a large as.
sortment of the best Manufactured TIN and
PEWTER, warranted of the first workman-
ship. Country Merchants and others will find
it greatly to their advantage to call at the Ma.
nufacteiry, as. he prices will be made an object
to merchants taking a quantity.
Old Copper and Pewter will be taken in
payment for new, and the highest price given.
TO HE NT,
A large and airy HOUSE, with a good Sta-
ble Yard, Spring-Mouse, Pump, and a number
of improvements, so as to make it an agreeable
situation tor any gentleman wishing to enjoy
the benefit of free air and good water '1 he
terms of Rent will be made very reasonable to
a good tenant.
Sept. 2. d3m
Public Sale*
Bv Virtue ot an order from the Oiphan^s court o*
Anne Arundle county, will be exposed to public
sale, at the late dwelling of George Conaway,
decease+t, on the north side of Magothyi On
Thursday, ti.e 22rf day of October instant, if
fair, if not, the next fair day theteafter,
ALL the personal estate of the said de
ceased, consisting of some young Negroes, for
a term of years, Household ,-md Kitchen Fur-
niture, amongst which are some Plate, & valua-
ble Bedding, Cattle, Hogs, Plantation Uten-
sils, Batteaux, Canoe, Sei .,and a number of
other articles, too tedious to mention—Terms
of sale cash, tlie sale to commence at 10
o'clock in the forenoon and to continue until
the whole is sold.
AH persons having claims against the said
estate are requested to bring them in, duly
attested, and those that are indebted are de-
sired tc make immediate pavment to
AREA ROCHHOLD, (now Cross,)
Admx. (W.A.)
Any information wanted, inquire of Mr.
Caleb Smith, Baltimore.
Ucthher 1. F8cM6t
The Subscriber's Night
SCHOOL will be opened the first of Oc-
tober next, for the Tuiti'.n of the French and
Spanish Languages, from the hours oi' 7 till
9, at No. 134, Market-street.
JOHN WADE.
Sep' 28. coftt
Hazlehurst, Brothers and Co.
Have receiaed by the George and Albert from
'/'onniagen,
«A general assortment of
German JJnens,
Consisting of
¦ Wnite Rolls,
Creas a la Morlaix,
Dowlas,
Platillas Royal,
Bretannias,
Rouans,
Checks,
List*does,
Quadruple Silesias,
Checks, No. 2, &c-
To Pviil't,
The new three-story BRICK WARE-
HOUSE, No. 231, Market street, one of the
b.-sl stands in th ¦ city. It w 11 befitted up ini
a handsome stvlfefor the Dry Good or Hani-
ware, business, and will be ready for a tenant
in a fe w days, .apri) to
HENRY KT.ERL.
Oct. 1 d«eo4t
To be Leased
For a term of years.
Four LOTS, on Hanover street, five on
rfarre-street, and two on "harles-street.—
These Lots are eligibly situated for DWi Uintf
Houses, and may be made ol any front ana
depth, as may best Suit personK, For terms,-
apply to GEORGE A. HI Gil ES.
*epl 28 en8t
" Mrs. LVT lUN
Ha-s imported in the Fair American, froro
London,
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' Fashionable Braver
Hats and Bcnncts, viz ;
Hawkesbury's, ErSkine's, Buenos Ayres'ij-
Calabria's, Cluster's, and Rutland's, with >j
Bands and Plumes to silt. Ladies' Drcs*1*1
Feathers &. Plumes ; HairBands;ToUpees; be ¦
pjle Trimmings ; Buttons ; col'rd Beads; Berd.
ed iiands ; bugle Ornaments ; Silk Velvet Rib-
bons ; Ivory Trimming ; Tassels' ; Girdles,
Chambray leaf and net Trimmings : a variety
ol'Sattins&SattmTri minings; a variety of Sars-
nefs ; ParisNet javarietyof Shag Velvet; Hail-
Tippets ; Hair Trimmings ; a variety (if Gip-
sey Hats and Bonnets ; Tawiboard Mull Piim-
mingS ; Silk Nets ; Silver Net, & Lace Caps j
elegant Pelises ; Silk Handkerchiefs j Laces }
Military Feathers i Gold Vellum Lace ; Gold
Cord; rich Sword Knots, of,blue, and gold,
and pink ; very rich Sarshes ; gold and silver
Epaulets ; Cockades, &c. &.c.
October 2. eoft
'
Also, an invoice of
Sheathing Copper & Cut Nails.
On Hand. ^^^^^^^
Sheet Lead,
Bar do.
Pig do
Grind Stones,
Mustard in bottles,
Criwn Glass in crates
of 12 Tables,
Porter and Wine Bot-
tles,
Copperas.
pipes, hhds. and
L. P. Madeira Wine i
qr. casks, Qp
CUampaigne Wine of superior quality,
Au invoice of Cottun Hosiery and Black
Lace,
1Q0 logs St. Domingo Mahogany,
3o tons Log-wood.
Sept 39. . e.ol3
Balderston and Cornthwait,
51, Countv vsharf,
HAVE ON HAND,
Brown Sugars, 1st and 3d quality,
Loaf and 1-ump do.
Test Green Coffee,
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, arid Hyson
Skin Teas, of the firttt quality,
Allspice, Pepper, Nutmegs, Ginger, Fig
Blue, Indigo, Madder, Starch, Copperas, A-
lum, Raisins, Bed Cords and Leading Lines,
3 tons patent Shot, B. B. Nos. 1, 3 and 3,
Bar Lead, 30 dozen Twilled Sieves,
20 casks 6d. 8d. lOd. and 12d. wrought Nails
100 do. 3d.4d.6d. 8d. lOd. lud. &20d cut do.
20 firkins good Butter,in nice shipping order
200 barrels fresh Frederick county Flour,
100 barrels Pork,
All of which will be sold on accommodating
ter i s.
10th mo. 5th.__________________ eo8t
240 pieces Russia Duck
Of the 1st quality, just received per schr
Hero, captain Smith, from Boston, and for
sale by
BUFFUM h GOODHUE,
No. 84, Bowly's wharf
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