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V.AVE IMPORTED
FALL GOODS.
__ Sept. 23___________ d40tj:
Baltimore and Peister's-town
TURNPIKE ROAb,
Mo^dw, October 19, 18 7.
The fallowing Gentlemen were elected Ma.
nag-ers tor the.ensuing- year,
Cornelius Howard Gist, President,
William Matthews, Treasurer,
Edward Johnson, "
John M'Kim, lull.
Nicholas Rogers*
Cornelius Howard, ^jwsm
George Beam, ^"^^^^^^^™
Moor Falls,
Edward Harris,
James M'Cannon. -,^^^^^^^^^_
October 13._____________ d4t
"SLATER & ROY,
No. 84, Market-street,
Have import.-d in the Fame and Abeona, from
Liverpool, a Considerable part of their HA P D-
WARE. With a complete assortment of CUT-
LERY.
And by the Globe, from London, the most com-
plete assortment of
Harness, Gig, Curricle, Phse-
ton bk Carriage Mounting,
CPlated ijf Common)
IZver offccd Jor sale in the city ; the whole
villi be sold low, •wholesale and retail, for cash,
or the usual terms to punctual mei only.
Also for sale at reduced prices,
50 boxes White Hav ma Sugar
2500 vif.Sfanuh Tobacco
5 Tons Fnstic
¦Afvi boxes Spanish Cigars,
Demijohns, Tar, Flour,
Pnrk, Lard, Herring, Shad,
White Beans, Corn, he. Ike.
October 14.______ d4t eo4t|
To Merchants y Sliip-Masten,
IN THE UNITED STATES".
Twelve Casks containing broad HOES,
marked M T. in a had' diamond, No. 443 and
451, intended to be shipped tm boa-.1 the ship
Amphion, uhenl ing in the King's Dock, Li-
verpool, and bound to Ch&HestQn, S C are
missing, audit is supposed hive been ship .ed
onooard some other vessel, prooddy bound to
a different port. Any inloimotion relative
thereto will be thankfully r, ceived by the
master of said ship, directed to Mr. tvhx has
let, or Messrs. Mair, Biyce & Co. Merchants',
of Charleston, S.C.
BEL A TROWBRIDGE.
Oct 14._______________ 2t__
A Person who can be use-
ful in packing Queen's ware, and Glass, may
get employment, and good wages by ap,.lyi: g
immediately t N> 3, North Libertyistreei.
October 14 ,___________ii4t
FOR THE LAST TIME ThIS ShASuN.
Gray's Garden
On MONDAY EVENI: G. the 19th instant,
will be exhibited by Mr. Rosainville,
A grand display of Fire- VV ork,
Being in Coirpliment to the Day, viz.
FtRST DIVISION.
A Running Sun, with different Colors, turn
ing vertically in Nine Revolutions
A Horizontal Running Piece, forming vari-
ous Basons, crowned with Jessamine Flowers,
above Three Basons of Brilliants
A Running Piece, turning vertically round
a Hofiztihtal.
A Water Fall, with "Umosphe.rical Flames.
SECOND DIVISION
A Girandole, with blue, white and yellow
ground, turning vertically in Five Revolutions
The Thunder Wheel, with Musquetry and
Artillery.
A Grand Metamorphosis of a Crossof Mal-
tha into four Stars, the Stars changing into
another Gross, and this last Cross changing
into a Running Rose.
An Inscription surmounting the Goddess of
Liberty and Hope, with its Attributes,
crowned with Laurels, dedicated to the Mili-
tia of Baltimore.
THIRD DIVISION.
The Fire-Work will be terminated by a
Grand Display of the Temple of Mars, com-
posed of the following Pieces, and fixed in a
Theatrical Order, viz
Two Cascades, throwing Bombs k Sheaves.
Two Bushes or Laurel Trees.
Two Girandoles, of dazzling green 8c wdiite
colors. ¦
Four Bee-Hives, representing the Union
and Republic of America.
A Grand Portico of the Doric Order, bear
ing on the top the Olive Tree, and on each side
a Branch of Laurels, ornamented with Atmos-
pherical Beauties : in th. centre,, a Running
Fountain, with a Jet d'Eau ; the whole t;.kir.g
fire at one time—And finally terminated by a
Flight of Four Dozen of Rockets, displaying
Stars, Serpents, Bombs, and the Hair of Be-
renice.
00° Admittance—Box, One Dollar—Pit, Fifty
Cents —Children half price.
Oct. 14. d5t
Fitch Hall, Jun.
iU, BOWLY'S WtiARFf
HAS FOR SALE,
Boston No. 1, Beef,
Cod Fish, in l-o\es,
Young H son Tea,
Whale Oil,
Lisbon Lcnimons,
Rice in whole and hidf tierces, and a few
boxes of Tea China.
October 13. d4t-eo4t
Patton and Jones,
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKERS,
No. 93, Market-street,
Have just received for sale,
Surveyors' Compasses
AND CHAINS,
Complete, made by Goldsmith Chancllee,
Winchester Virginia, warranted equal in qua-
lity to any ever offered for sale in Baltimore,
at the Manufacturer's prices.
10 mo. 14____________ d4t
City Commissioner's1 Office,
Baltimore, 14lh October, 1807.
NOTICE IS HE -iEBY GIVEN,
That the City Commissioners will meet on
Wednesday next, the 21st instant, -it 3 o'clock
P M. to ascertain and establish the north west
intersection of Hill and Forest-streets, the
north east intersection of Goodman and Hill-
streets, the south east intersection of Goodman
and Lee-streets, and the south wesi intersec-
tion of Lee aim Forest-streets: And on Fri.
day, the 23d instant, at 10 o'clock -\. M. they
will meet to ascertain and establish the lines
of a parcel of ground, being part of Lots No.
,124 and No 125, leased on the 14th day of
Dec 1770, by Alexan- er Lawson to Peter
Lit zffnger.is'tuate on Gay >,t:-eet.bet ween Fish-
street and the bridge : And on the same day,
at 3 o'clock P. M. they will meet to ascertain
and establish the lines of that part of lot No
619, situate on Stra- berry alley, between
Wilkes and Bank-streets conveyed hvjohn
Houlton to William Ginnii'gs, on tip 3Cth day
of August, 1800
Those who are interested, are requested to
attend with the surveyor, land maiks and pa-
pers necessary for. establishing the aforesaid
boundaries.
By order of the Board,
SAMUEL VINCENT, Clerk.
(Q. 14)_________________________d4t
.West-Indies.
A most valuable COFFEE MOUNTAIN
is offered for sale in an adjacent island from
this continent, remarkable for its salubrity,,
and richness of'.soi!, containing about 36U En
glish acres of prime land for the growth of
CofL-e, situated in the most favored quarter
for seasonable weather of any in the island,
and where the erop of this most valuab'e pro-
duce never fails, at th* distance 6f 54 miles
from the chief citv, and at about 12 miles from
a considerable seaport, where merchant ves-
sels of the largest burthen entei snd anchor
in safety.
On the premises are all the valuable and
useful buildings, barbacus, baton, he. he. re-
quisite for storing and preparing at the present
moment for Market, above on>- hundred and
fifty thousand weight of Coffee, besides a
most convenient airy house for the residence
of a family, akitohen, Negro houses,' he. he
- The Plantation is well watered, having the
advantage of a never failing spring, and is
most dedghtlully si'uateu at the entrrnce of u
plain on sloping lulls, contiguous to one of the
first sugar plantations in the isl-nd, besides
being only 3 miles d.sance from a watering
place, much resorted to on account of the ce-
lebi itv of i's waters and baths ; about 140 acres
arc in the highest state of cultivation on wheh
Ave planted above 140,000 Coflee trees, grow-
ing in the most luxuriant state, besides
PI ntans, Bananas, and other Negro pronsi.
ons in abundance
This property will he sold with its gang of
Nagn.es ro sisiing of 75 prime Blacks in-
cluding males, females Mid their ten children,
boi'll on the plantation, n/Zwel. seasoned to the
place. No less than S7,000 lbs Coffee *ss ga-
thered last crop, and no doubt but !~0,00O will
be made this pending crop; probably more,
and that hereafter tirie year with another the
plantation in its prer, nl state will yield a crop
of 120O00 pounds coffee,, whi'li at the actu-
al pi-ice it now sells for in the colony alluded
to, say 24 dollars yer Cwt. would give a re-
venue ot 27,000 dollars per,anuum, exclusive
of tl e cost to town. By augrnentingthe nuin
her id trees, it ca be made very soon to yield
.00 000 pounds coffee annually, the 220 un-
cultivated acres bping all wood lauds.
This Kind of property is not liable to any
taxes or tythes whatever, either on the lands,
produce or Negroes.
For iurther particulars and terms, which
are very advantageous, and well worth the at-
ti nti in of any person having command of cash
for the first payment, as the subsequent instal-
ments will chiefly be paid out of the crops.
Apply to
GEO. T. &LEM. WAUFIELD.
N. B. The property is offered, for sale in or-
d*r to resind a partnership.
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Hager's-Town Bank,
Sep. ember 30th, 1807.
IN pursuance of an order of the Board of
Directors, notice is hereby given, that two
dollars oji each share of stock held in the bank
must be paid up at the bank on or before the
1st Monday in December next ; is. that all per-
sons failing to pay will not be entitled to any
dividend on what they ha>e paid, from the
said first Monday in December until this in-
stalment is paid.
ELIE BEATTY, Cashier.
[Oct 3] d7ttihec
Notice.
The Commissioners ot the Tax, for the city
ot Baltimore, will meet on Tuesday the 20th
day of October instant, at !0 o'clock A. M. at
Decorscy's Inn, sign of the Phccnix, opposite
to Christ Church, where they will sit to make
transfers, and hear appeals, o' which all those
whom it may concern, are requested to take
notice. By order,
THEOPHILUS F. DOUGHERTY, Clk.
October I.i. dbt
To Rent,
A WHARF,- on Light-street, adjoining
the property of Mr, Samuel R, Smith ; now
in the possession of vlr Hiram Cochran. Ap-
ply to Mr, Hugh Neilson, or the subscriber.
W SHINGTON VAN BIBBER.
Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
A GOOD COOK.
W. V B.
October 3.____________________ ,d
John and James Roberts,
230, Market-str.eet,
Hare received and ojf'er fir Sale,
A few boxes of 4-4and 7-8 IRISH LINENS.
Also,
20 bales siip»rftne Cloths, milled Kersey.
meres and Flannels.
On hand,
11-8 Linen Che ks, | A good assortment of
9-8 Cotton ditto, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
3-4brc»wh Irish Linens
Linen Pocket Hkfs.
Dimities,
Sawing Silks,
Green Senshaws,
Lutestrings,
Brown and while Pla-
tillas,
Oct. 5."
French Goods.
IF. & J~Hofman,
No. 3, South Chables-street,
Have imported by the Rising Sun, capt. Holbrook,
from Bo/i-Cux,
85 packages French Goods ;
Consisting of
A choice collection out of the several Man-
ufactories, made by a competent judge for
cosh._______ October 12. d
Wm. and Thomas Meredith,
No. 26, North Howard-street, nearly
opposite the old stand of Wm.
Meredith & Co.
Have received and opened, a good assortment of
i all and Winter Goods ;
Consisting of
Superfine & common
Cloths,
Do do Cassimeres,
Coatings,
Flannels and Baises,
Rose & Stiipe Blan
ketS,
Plains,
Kersey's,
Cords and Velvets,
English h American
Calicoes,
Ginghams,
Cambric Muslin,
Bed Ticking,
Irish Linen,
German do.
Brown Holland,
GiUa&RomalHd'kfe
bilk Cotton & Worst-
ed Hosffry,
With an assortment of
India Muslins, &c.
&c.
Diaper TableVCloths
Cambrick Muslins,
Constitution, Hunting
Cords, and Velvets,
Colored Threads,
Book Mi'slin, and
Book Muslin Hkfs.
dl5t
All of which will be sold at veay reduced
prices Ocf-ber 12. d!2t
Russia Goods.
BEN1f& GEO. WILLIAMS,
No. 3, B0WLY*S WHARF,
Offer for Sale,
The Cargo of the ship Messenger, captain
BunVgton, from St. Petersburg, consisting of
100 tons clean Hump,
100 tons Iron,
1350 pieces Russia Duck,
600 do. Ravens do
1700 do. Russia Sheetings,
5J0 do. Broad Diaper.
Also,
The Cargo of the ship America, captain
Stickney, from St. Petersburg, consisting of
120 tons clean Hemp,
140 tons Iron,
200 pieces Kussia Duck,
100 do. Ravens do.
100 do Russia Sheetings,
240 boxes Mould Candles*.
October 12. (110 eo20i;
Andrew Parks,
95, Market street,
Has just received a very generul assortment tf
I'all and Winter Goods.
Also,
A Variety of FANCY ARTICLES.
Which he offers at very reduced prices, by
wholesale and retail, for cash or acceptances
in town.
Oct 12- dfit
Imported
By the ship George ond Albert, captain Joel Kfei
kers, from. Tonningen,
White Si brew" Piutilks, ~) of superior qua-
Powlas and Casserillos, 5 lily,
1000 oval Demijohns,
(The above entitled to drawback.)
And by the late arrivals in Philadelphia from
Tonningen,
A General Assortment of
German Woolen Hosiery.
On hand,
Bohemia Window Glass, 10 by 15,
Tic.klenburgs, Rouaus, white Rolls, and
Checks Nc, 2,
5000 Gunney Bags,
For sale by
FREDERICK C GRAF,
Head of Smith's d^ck.
Sept. 22. ____________ d
Philip Littig,
No. 142, Market-street,
Has on hand, and offers for safe,
A general assortment of American and Eu.
ropean manufactured Brushes ; also, Lory,
Tortoishell, Mockshell and common Combs, of
a superior qiuliiy j also, Cutl ry&. Hardware,
with many other articles in his line of business.
N. B. He has just received from Europe, a
good assortment of Painters' Brushes, and
Sash Tools, both common and ground.
October 2. dl8t
John Wood & Co.
Hare imported in ships Fame, Abeona, and
Hercules, from Liverpool, Juniata; and
L1'uir American, from. London^
334 PACKAGES
Cotton and Woollen Goods}
Which ai"e offered for sale at
No. 18, Calvert street.
Ainoi'gst which are,
Best Superfine Cloths and CaS&imeres.
niost fashionable colors, Swansdown, litinet
Cord, and elegantToilenctte, Waistqoating,
newest patterns, Coatings, Plains, Flannels,
Buckings. Flushings, Blankets, Kersey:., Ken-
dal Cottons, Lindsays ; a great variety of
Stuffs, Hosiery, Dimities, Tabby Velvet,
President and Constitution Cords, Black and
Olive Velveteens, Fine and Common Print-
ed Calicoes, Fancy and Book Muslins, Col*
ton Laces, Braces, UmbielUis, &c. ?.c.
Sept 25^________________________d
M'Neal and Neilsons
OFFER FOR SALE,
2000 bushels Coarse SALT, in ban-els,
Which will be disposed of low if taken from
along side.
October 13. d4t
To Let,
THE commodious three--lory HOUSE in
King George street, adjoint,.g'.'ne Rev.Doctor
VV hitehead's, and occupied at present by Mr.
Govert Ha-.kins. Possession to be had on the
first of November next. For terms apply to
Mr. G. Haskius, or the subscriber,
ANDREW CROSS
Oct. 8. d
Notice.
The Co-partnership of Hancock and Norris
was dissolved the 1st instahtn by mutual con-.-
sent ; all persons having claims against thfi
said firm will please present them for settle-
ment ; and those indebted are particularly
requested to make immediate payment, to ei-
ther of the subscribers,
THOMAS HANCOCK.
RICHARD NORRIS.
Sept 14.________________________d_
REMOVAL.
Henry & Lindenbeny*
Have removed to No. 200 1-2, Baltimore-,
street. Who offer to Kent the Store h. ^JT
lar, No. '.-:04, opposite the Indiaji 0"ae ^.»»
vern, with a convenient W >r^hnte jf Tp.
quired. Augu&t26. ^'
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