Imported
By the ship George m ; ilbert, captain $ott P'tc-
hers, from Tonningen,
White &. brown Platillas, > of superior qua.
Dowlas and Cass* rillos, 3 lity,
1000 oval Demijohns,
(The abov! entitled to drawback.}
And by the lute ar'ivo/s in Philadelphia from
To ningen,
A G^nenl Assortment of
German Woolen Hosiery.
O" hand,
Bohemia Window Glass, 10 by 13,
Tioklenhurgs, Rouans, white Rolls, and
Checks No 2,
5000 Gunney Bags,
For sale bv
FREDERICK C GRAF,
Head of Smith's dock.
Sept. "?¦_____________________________A
Patton and Jones,
CLOrK AND WATCH MAKEJIS,
No. 93, Market-street,
Have just iffive.df.tr sale,
Surveyors' Compasses
AND CHAINS,
Complete, made by Goldsmith Cbandlee,
Winchester Virginia, warranted equal in qua-
lity to any ever offered for sale in Baltimore,
at the. Manufacturer's prices.
10 mo. 14.______________uiei .'/avetn.
Have received by the Diana, from Liverpool,
An additional supply of
(Cutlery, Saddlery, etc. etc.
Now opening tor sale on their usual terms.
October 2 ______________d___
Russia Puck.
One hundred holts RUSSIA DUCK, just
received tier schooner Friendship, fiom New-
York, a.«l << i-s i'.e. Applyto the Sub criber
H iheCustom-House.
J vMES HAMILTON.
S ' i 19___________________________d__
try ! ichrce' ler and Co.
Have n- -eivetl by the different arrivals from ton-
don, Livt'pod and Hull,
A very extensive, and general assortment of
Fall Goods,
Which they otter for sale by the package or
piece on the mostreasi liable terms.
October S________________d!5t-eol5t
Fitch Hall, Jun.
81, BOWLY'S IVhARF,
HAS FOR SALE,
Boston No 1, Beef,
Cod Fish, i"i boxes,
y iung '1 son Tea,
Whale Oil,
J ;shon Lemmoos,
Rice in whole and half pierces, and a few
boxe, of Tea China
October 11. ____fc___________d4teo4t
Payson and Smith
Hove just received by tht ship G abe, captain
Baily, from London, and offer for sale,
21 casks Whiting, pari of which is of a
superior quality,
Also by 'he sloop Rover, from Neic-Yort,
50 chests Young Hyson Tea,
And on hand,
Irmerial. Hyson, H. Skin, and Souchong,
Beef, Pork, &c
Oc.oher 14,_____________________d4^
Salt. Earthenware and Qoa.1.
y«st received fH ARLES S I REET,
.ffiiiie m,parted Ir tie. Rising liun. capt. Holbrooi,
from, B 'i e ux,
8^ package^ i reach Goods ;
Consisting MANAGERS
James C. Neilson ,
Respectfully informs tbe'public, that he
has returned from Europe, and imported in the
ships C-io H-, from (.ondonj William Wit inspection to warrant the as
sertion, that they are of such qualities as would
onh be purchased 'or iheexec itionof ap-ivate
order ; and consequently very superior to those
usually imported tor general sab*, with the
additional advantage of choice to the pur-
ehaser.
By the first arrivals from Bordeaux, he hopes
to receive a small supply of elegant articles of
the manufacture of Paris. Oct 13. <14t
Baltimore and Keister's-to\* n
TURNPIKE ROAD,
Mosmtj October 12, 18T.
The following Gentlemen were elected Ma-
nagers for the ensuing rear,
Cornelius Howard Gist, President,
William Matthew's, Treasurer,
Edward Johnson, "
John M Kim, Jun,
Nicholas Rogers,
Cornelius Howard,
George Beam,
Moor Falls,
Edward Harris,
James M'Cannon,
October 13. d4t
Received this Day,
AND FOR SALE BY COLE is? I. BONSJL,'
Market-street, No 1/4,
Price three dollars in boa^.ls.
Thr LIFE of
George Washington*
By David Ramsay, M D.
Author of the American Revolution.
This work is neatly printed in 1 vol con-
tains 376 pages 8 vo, embellished widi an e-
leganl likeness ot the revered Washington.
The exalted character of our late beloved
President, h the superior, and acknow'edged
talents of Ramsay the " Polybius of America."
will entitle this work to the attention of th?
Patriot and the Scholar.
October 13._____________________d4t eoit
Hager's-Town Bank,
September 30th, 181?.
IN pursuance of an order of the Board of
Directors, notice is hereby BPiveii, that two
doll..is an each share of stock held in tlie bank
must be paid up at the bank on c r before the
1st Monday in December next; & (hat all per-
sons failing to pay will not be entitled to any
dividend on what they ha' e paid, irom the
said first Monday in December until this in-
stalment is paid. ELIE BE ATT Y. Cashier.
[Oct. J 1______________dniiDec___
To Rent,
A WHARF, on Light-street, adjoining
the property of Mr. Samuel R. Smith ; now
in the possession of Mr. Hiram Oochian Ap-
ply to Mr. Hugh Neilson, or the subscriber.
WASHINGTON VAN 13IBBER.
Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
A GOOD COOK.
W. VB.
October 3._____________________________d_
A Person who can be use-
ful '^j packing Qjeen's ware and Glass, may
get employment, and good wages by applying
immediately t No. 3, North Liberty-street.
October 14___________________________d4t
Pocket-Book Lost.
LOST, on Saturday evening last, 10th inst.
a Red Morocco POCKET BOOK, containing
Ten or Fifteen Dollars in Notes, with sundry
Papers of no value to any other person than the
owner. Il is supposed to have been lost at the
Theatre, or from thence to the Point. Any
person finding the same, and leaving the Book
with the Papers at A. C. SCHNEEMAN N's,
No. 33, Market-street, Fell's-Point, shall re-
ceive tlie Money as a reward, and the thinks
of the. owner. Oct 14 d4t
FOR THE LAST TIME THIS SEASON.
Gray's Garden,
On MONDAY EVF.NING, the 19«/> instant,
•will be exhibited by Air. Rosainville,
A grand display of Fire-Work,
Being in Compliment to the Day, viz.
FIRST 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 Horizontal.
A Water.Fall, with Atmospherical 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 aCrossof Mai-
tha into Four Stars, the Stars changing into
another Cr«ss, 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, vi;;.
Two Cascades, throwing Bombs &. Sheaves.
Two Bushes or Laurel Trees.
Two Girandoles, of .dazzling green h white
colors.
Four Bee-Hives, representing the Union
and Republic of America.
A Grand Portico of the Coric Order, bear-
ing on tue top the Olive Tree, and on each side
a Branch of Laurel*, ornamented with Atmos-
pherical Beauties: in th" centre, a Running
Fountain, wit+i a Jet d'Kau ; the whole taking
(ire at one time—And finally terminated by a
Flight of Four Dozen of Rockets, displaying
Stars, Serpents, Bombs, and the Hair of Be-
renice.
0j» Admittance—Box, One Dollar—Pit. Fifty
Cents—Children half price
G. F. and J. Lindenbergci;,,,
No. 208, Baltimore street, opposite the Indian,
i&ueen Tavern,
Have received by the,,Six Sistera, from firif-
tpl, and now lauding,
Tin in boxes,
Anvils and Vises,
Frying Pans,
Spades and Shovels, , t
Single, double and treble Sheet Iron,
Nails of every size,
Card and Iron Wire,
Rt-oad Virginia Weeding Ho"!, frc. &c.
¦ Which, with a variety of other'goods iat
the Hardware Line, will be disposed ol oflt
accommodating terms.
September 26. , d
William Cooke, Jun.
Hns received per the ship i'.rin, from Bordeaux,,
6 cases Lutestrings, ;
4 Grenoble Kid G'ovesi,
3 Silk. Stockings,
1 Extra Long Silk ( loies,.
1 Mi n'a fe i kskiji Gloves,
1 Twilled Silk Shawls,
1 Cambrick.
Which he offers for sale on reasonable terma.
Sept 25. ________________d
George Lightner,
At his Established
TIN AND P..VVTER MANUFACTORY,
North street, Oldtovin, near tlie Haysc Us,
Informs his friends and )he public gene-
rally, that, be keeps ofi hand a large as»
sortment of the best Manufactured TIN and
PEW CER, warranted of the. first workman-
slop. ( ountry Men hants and others will find
it greatly to their advant: . e to call at the Ma-
n il'a; torv, as the prices will he made an object
to m. rchantB taking a quantity.
Old Copper and Pewter will be taken in
payment for new, and the highest price given.
TO RENT,
A large and airy HOUSE, with agopd Sta.
ble Yard, Springy i use, Pump, and a number
of improvements, so as to make it an agreeable
situation for any gentleman wishii g to enjoy
the benefit ol tree air and good water The
terms of Rent will be niudeveiy reasonable to
a good tenant.
Sept. 3._______________d3» '
Notice is hereby Given,
That the court of Oyer and Ter i iner, anft
Goal D livery, for Baltimore county, srands.
adjourned until the first Monday in Novem-
ber next, when the said court will sit in the
clerks office in the court house, and continue
to sit on the succeeding day, for the purpose
of granting ordinary and retSilers licences, to
such persons as may apply for the same.
Bv order of the court,
"THOMAS HARWOOD. Clerk.
OcioberlS. dt4thN
'1 he Co-Partnership be-
tween the subscribers for some years past at
Charlotterville in Virginia', io by mutual con-
sent this day dissolve I.
WM. T iYJOP.
yOIIN KELLY.
October 15-_______________-s he makes
whilst singing—and that in his trills he world
not assume the appearance of gatgliigr hlsi
throat with hisnotes, nor make hi, transitions;
so sndden and unequal. We have olwervtdl
him on the stage as well as in the present in-
stance, and in viewing the Contortion* -if
his body and the contraction of Ids muscles
(when he would astonish tite natives by thei
wonder of bis skill) our imagination has al
ways presented us the agreeable ii ea ofn man
laboring under the operation of a strong Emetic*
That the known and aekwoivledsjed writer of
these l'emarksshouldofferto'we; nine the chant'
pionoi the gentleman who was their object, is so
original a circumstance that it is really a mattee
of surprize Mr Webster should have been sc»
careless in preserving its proof. The world
will judge how far an nffi Unit COifki establish
its authenticity.
October IS d4t$
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