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Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser 1807/07-1807/12 msa_sc3722_2_6_2-0427 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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i"he former, and the island of Zealand, afc
the moment our forces arrived.
Price of stocks this day : consols, mo-
ney, 62 l-z 5.8—for October, 63 1-8—
Omnium, 1-4 prem.
Married on Thursday evening last, by the
rev. mr. Kurtz, Captain Wilson Jacobs to
Miss Susanna Carrick, both of Fell's Point
COMMUNICATION.
Departed this transitory life, at G oven's-
town, on the 29th Oetob >r, John Gkimes,
formerly a respectable inhabitant of Phila-
delphia, leaving behind him a numerous fa-
mily to lament the ineparable loss.
O, Christian, pause ! think on thv frail St
touting state--nor value too highly any
worldly gift. At six o'clock this man was
well, enjoying his wife's affecti m and his -{
children's smiles ; at eight, lie was snatched
away, alas ! forever, from all his heart held
dear.
Port of JJ'dthnore.
CLEARED,
Sch'r Dove, Qdliii, St. Jago de Cuba
Ordered, That the Baltimore Independent
Blues, .meet at the Court.House, on Thurs-
day evening, eth inst. at half past two
o'clock precisely, in lull uniform, with arms
and accoutrements complete, with sixruunds
of blank cartridgs.
N. B. The members are particularly re-
quested to give their attendance, agreeably
to the constitution, it will be the last parade
this season.
JOHN HUTCHINS, Sec'ry.
WINKS.
0>d^Madeira, Sherry,. Lis'.-m, and V or
Wmes, by the pipe; h ut pipe, cjr. ci.k, de«
rn John, OP gallon and in ootUeS of anpcriur
qua ity. Fur iaL- by
Wra. Norris, Jun.
TEA DEALER AtsD GROCER,
No. 64, Market-street,
JV/10 nas just received
3 pipes u 1 hud. best old Madeira Wine,
15 _• gs choice old do. do. 16 gallons each,
fit tuv present use,
2 rthds. fine old Malmsey do. by retail,
AUu,
An additional supply of rich Goshen Cheese
put _r in casks, and in boxes, containing on*
Cheese each,
20 small boxes Imperial Tea, excellent
quality,
Z:mt Currants, &c.
__November 3______ eo6t
iiackeman arid Hoppe
Have received per the George tS" Albert, Hope,
and Strafford, from Tfonningtn, and on
liana fro ui former impoitatoins,
420 packages German Linens,
Consisting if
Plalil'as Royales Biown Burlaps,
Bretujrnes, Whits ditto,
Brainanles, Tic klen burgs,
Crcal and Dowlas, Osnaburgs,
just Received and for sale | tfew $00i, Stationary and Fancy Store,
Several packages T-8 Ivish LINEN, entit- ] J «/
November
y
Checks No
Rook Check*)
Li states.,
Brown Holland,
J lesbians,
Brown Rolls,
WKite Rolh,
Fine White Flaxen.
Columbian Volunteers, Ordered that you
inset at the Pantheon, on Thursday evening
next, the 5th inst. at 7 o'clock precisely ;
puectual attendance is particularly requested
as business of importance will be transacted.
N. B. Any gentlemen wishing to be-
come members are requested to attend.
J. WILSON, Sec'ry.
November 3.
haliimore United Volunteers—Yon are or-
dered to meet next Thursday, at 3 o'clock,
on Mr. Ltndenbergei's lot, •without uniform,
but with arms and accoutrements complete
John Reinicker, Sec'y.
Nov. 3. 2t
BALTIMORE THEATRE.
The public are respectfully informed that
for ths remainder of the season the doors will
be opened at a quarter past 5 and th^ curtain
rise at a quarter past 6 o'clock, precisely.
Never performed here
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 4.
Will be presented, a New Comedy, in five
acts, called the S'-,
Town and Country ;
OR WHICH IS BEST.
By Thomas Morton, esq. author of the Way
to get Married, f'.'-. &o. f* now performing
at the Covent Garden Theatre, London,
wiih the most distinguish^ applause.
to viluch will be added, a Comic opera, in _ acts,
called
The ROMP.
BOX, One Dollar—PIT, Three Fourths of
a Dollar
November S ______________________
lor Havanna,
*s. The new fast-sailing Schooner
^^W MARY,
____ Joseph Almidu, master,
}'-*m^W'.- To sail without delav ; for
freight or passage, apply to JOHN GILL,
Notary Public, or to the master on board in
Smith's d'¦: k
Nov mlmr 3 en4tj
JUST HECtlV D JVJ) FOil SiLL, '
50 tons Cdinfieachy Logwood
APFlY 10
W . COURTEVAY.
November 5.__________________d4t|
lnd"m Goods.
Just receive:!from P UaArlphut, and is offered
for sale, at No. 55, Smith's wharf, by the
subsctiber,
10 bales Cotton Checks,
2 Gurrahs, stout
* Daroask Ground Chintz
1 Me_»poore Chintz
3 TrucAstersoyg
1 Mow S&nnahs
The whole entitled to drawback on expor-
tation. ON HANP,
German Linens, Russia Sheetings h Duck,
French Silks, Bolting Cloths, and old Cog.
niac Brandy, 4th proof and hiph fhvored
JOHN SPERRY.
November 3- 'hit
"m hunter;
1\6, B.tr. VIMORE STREET,
Has just received a colluctiov of
FRENCH MILINERY,
Which will be opened on Thursday, 5th inst.
ALSO,
English Beaver Hats, and Bonnets, Mus-
lin, Muslin Dresses and Trimmings.
November 3 d4t-eo4t
jfust received and for Sale by
SAMUEL F. BRADFORD,
At his BOOKSTORE, No. 226, Makket-
8TREET,
Stultifera Navis ;
Qui omnium mortalmm narrator Stultitia.
THE
Modern vhip of Fools.
Mro Peiennms.
A Whip for the Horse, a Rriddle for the
Ass, and a Rod for the Fool's Buck.
Soi.omom.
AT.9B,
Ramsay's Lije of 'Washington.
November 3. .. _____________ dPt
Watch Lost.
Lost last evening, bttween Market-street
and Federal Hill, a double cased Silver
WATCH, made by B. Bonson, London, No.
15,890, with a Green Silk String, and a joint-
ed steel Key. A reward of five Dollars will
!;e paid on bringing it to the owner on Fede-
ral Hill. CONRAD MILLER, Paver.
N. B. Watch.makers & otlie. s are request-
ed to stop the above,described Watch, should
jt be offered for 9-le-
Nov^rober 8. eo4tf,
W.ch they olfer* for Sale on accommodating
terms. _________Nov- S_ d4teo8t
New Beef.
ISA Ad PHILLIPS £? CO.
Are now packing and have for sale,
Navy B'-ef, in bills "> -,,.
i>* „ r» • 1 ic 1 f Of superior qua-
Mess Do. in halt do. J... ' ^
Rounds of Beef in _ids]> ' "
Neats TotigU'.'S in kegs, in nice order for
family use, or vesne's stores.
They will also pack a few bbls. Beef, of an
i d'ererior quality, which will he sold very
low.
N. B. Beef Shins can be. had at their pack-
ery at l_ 1 ¦' cents per piece.
November 3.
2aw6w
CASH, or TICKETS
In ST. MARY'S COLLEGE LOTTERY,
(the Drawing of which will cotmrfehce on
t e 31st "of next, month) given for Prises in
St. Paul's Parish Lottery, by
COLE St I. BONSAL, at their
PERMANENT LOTTEY OFFICE.
174, Market-street.
November 3. eo4t
Baltimore and Reister's-town
TURNPIKE ROAD.
The President and Managers will anpoint
a Toll Gatherer on, the first, d^iy of Decem-
ber next. All applieatio'is for that appoint-
ment must be made in writing, and left at tiie
Company's office, on or before that day.
By order,
JOHN F. HARRIS, Sec'ry.
Nove Tiber 3.__________________ao 1D
Baltimore and RoisterV-town
TURNPIKE ROAD.
The President ;uid Managers require the
payment of the second instalment of five dol-
lorson each share of tbeaugmcn'ed stock of
company, to be male at the Bunk of Balti-
more, on the 1st day of January ucxt.
By order,
JOHN F. HARRIS, Sec'ry.
November 3 eotlj
jLiaiUinure and Keister's-tovvn
TURNPIKE ROAD.
Baltimore, November 1, 1807-
The President and Managers have this day
declared a half yearly Dividend of 5 per cent
on the original Stock of the company ; said
Dividend will be paid to the Stockholders or
to their Representatives, producing powers
of attorney, or correct simple orders, at the
company's otice,. on the 15th instant.
By
November 3.
JOHN F. HARRIS, Sec'ry.
eolj
This is to give Notice,
THAT the subscribers of the city of Balti-
more, have obtained from the orphans' court
ol Baltimore county, letters testamentary, on
the personal esta'e of William S. Summers,
1 te of said countv, deceased ; All persons
having claims against the oaid deceased, are
hereby warned to produce them with the
vouchers properly authenticated to the sub-
scribers, on or befo"e the 10th day of May
next, they may otherwise bylaw, be exclud-
ed from receiving any dividend, of the said
estate. Given under our hands, this 3d day
of October, 18o7.
A. WORTHING TON,}_. ,
WM GWYNN, }""¦
November 28 law6w
A Pocket-Book lost.
The Subscriber h:.s cither lost or hat! stolen
from him, tome time since the latter end of
last August, a red Morocco POCKET-BOOK,
with Ins name written in it on the 21st of Fe-
bruary, 1802, in both the English and German
languages. The book partcontains the manu-
script journal of a journey from Yorktown (P.)
to the state of Tennessee, in the beginning of
the year 1802, in the German language ; and
the pockets contain sundry papers of no use
but to the owner : among these are three small
notes of hand (on all of which payment is
stopped,) and a parcel of receipts from Thos.
Bailey. Es<| late sheriff. Whoever may have
fmud the Pocket-Bock, ami will return it to
die subscriber, or leave it with Mr. Shelah, at
Hillen's hay scales, in the city of Baltim.ro,
shall be handsomely rewarded by
SOLOMON SCHMUCK.
Baltimore county, Nov. 3 d4tsj
A Stray iiorse.
Strayed from Nevviigton, on Sunday, a
black Horse, about 15 bands high, 6or7year»
old, without any white mark, except a small
Star on the face ; a small switch tail ; had no
shoes on ; is a little lame on the near hi; d foot
and carries his mane on the left side. W .ne-
ver will deliver hi.n at the subscriber's dwell-
ing in the Western precincts, near the Mar-
ket-housc, will be liberally rewarded, in ad-
dition to ailreasonable charges.
JOHN S. HORNE.
_ Nov_3_______________________________
Notice.
The Creditors of CitMgan and Sempson,
late of Baltimore, merchants and insolvent
debtors, who have not received there divi-
dcnds,fron.|tlie former Trustees, are request-
ed to lodge, their claims at the office of Samu-
el Moal Esqr, in Eeast-streetivar the Court-
Hoose, on or before the first day of Ja-
nuary next.
THOMAS C.JENKINS, Trustee,
nov. 3. d4tlaw44
Several packages;7-8 Irish LINEN, entit-
le ¦ ! to di. Denture. Apply at. No US 1-2 Cor.
her of Market and Sou'h-streets.
November 3- d
Caution.
I hereby forewarn all pftraorii against trust-
ing snypi the Cl.w of the Bremen Ship Mar-
tha Margarcth ., as I am determined not to
pay _ny debts oi their contracting.
CHRiNTOinrnt dirks,
M'Sterol said Snip.
Nov..3.___________________________eojt
To Rent,
A STORE and CELLAR, On the corner of
Market and Howard street. No 255, now Oc-
cupied by J. EicheJberger and Co. Possessi-
on m.iy be had any time hereafter, by applying
to P. FORNEY,
No. 1, South Howard-street.
November 3. ________eoatf
btewart, Montgomery is Co.
No. 2i.'G, Market-street, Opposite thelndian
^hiren.
Have received by tiie Fame, from Liver-
poof. Cloths, Cassimeres, Baizes, Flannels,
B!:mk"ts, Kendal Cottons. Welch Plains,
Kerseys and Half Thicks, Stuffs, Uc. which
they offer for sale b ' the piece, or package.
They dldly expect a further supply from Lon-
don and Liverpool, which will render their
assortment complete.
TO LET,
Two Warehouses on Smith's wharf; and
the Store, lately occupied by James Somer
vill & Co. ' SeptJJL_______d6t ^aw
Russia Sheeting and Duck.
Received per sloop Farmers Branch, captain
Bi-ii, from Neiv-Yori.
120 pieces Russia Sheetings
50 do. do Duck.
Also, from Philadelphia.
6 balas Gu'izapoore Mamodies
1 do. Kmerlies
2 do Checks
On Hand,
A general assortment of French and India
Goods ; German Linens, and Bolting
Cloths, for sale. Apply to
JOHN SPERRY,
55, Smith's '.V barf
Oct. 19._______________________2aw8i _
Cordial Ijistillery,
No 17, Second-Street, Baltimore.
JOSEPH F1U.LI.T
Respectfully inlorms his friends and the
public in general that h« keeps constantly on
band a general asiortment of CORDIALS,
of all kinds, which he will dispose of, whole
sale or Detail) on the most moderate terms,
Country merchants and others who may favor
him with their cumstom, will have every
reason to be satisfied with his prompt attenti-
on, and with the (jualities and prices of his
Liquors,
ON HAND, »
A quantity of BORDEAUX WINE, in
casks, from five to ten dollars a cask.
HE HAS ALSO FOR SALE,
30 cases first quality Medoc, of the year
1801.
1.0 ditto Red Wine,
lOBditto wihte Wine de Grave,
^ lOOditto Cordials, well assort-
ed, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Cordial in barrels, suitable for retailers,
3 pipes L P. Madeira Wine, received by
the wolf from Charleston.
September 10. 2aw
SHERIFFALTY.
BeaLe Spurrier,
With some assurance of support, offprs
himself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff
at the next election : he conceives bimself
competent to the duties of the office, and re-
spectfully solicits tin patronage of the voters
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