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French Goods;
W. & J. Hoffman,
No. 3, South Chaiu.es sheet,
Have hnpvr ed b\ the Rising Sun, capt. Holbrook,
from B .) e ,ux,
85 packages t reach Goods ;
Consisting of
A choice collection our of the s veral Man-
ufactories, u-^lc by a (ompetem judge for
cask. October 1 >¦ d
Ground Piaisier of Paris ;
For sale by the subscriber, at the corner of
Pratt and Commerce street.
SAMUEL BYRNES.
October 16.________________ dim
removal!
Henry & Lindenberer
Have removed to No 200 1-2, Baltimore-
street. Who offer to Kent the. Store & Cel-
lar, No. a04, opposite the Indian Queen Ta-
vern, with a convenient V arehouse if re-
quired. August 26. _______d
W. & J. Holrnan,
No. 3. South Chari.es-street,
HAVE FOR SALii,
18 pack g< s English Goods
Entitl-d to drawback on exportation, and
¦will be sold very cheap ti close salesot a con-'
Sirnrnent. also,
Imported in the ships George and Albert, and
Strafford, from, lonntngen,
100 packages merman Linens.
October 15 _______________________d
Imported
Bj the ship Geoige and Albert, captain Joel Vic-
kers, from Tonningen,
White & brown Platillas, ) of superior qua.
Dowlas and Casserillos, 3 hty,
1000 oval Demijohns,
(The above entitled to drawback.)
Jind by the late arrivals in Philadelphia from
Tonningen,
A General Assortment of
German Woolen Hosiery.
0' hand,
Bohemia Window Glass, 10 by 12,
Ticklenburgs, Kouans, white Rolls, and
Checks No 2,
5000 Gunney Bags,
For sale by
FREDERICK C GRAF,
Head of Smith's clock.
Sept 22. d
iViarr and Gibson,
7, Culvert street,
Have received by the Alexander, from. Liverpool
A further supply of
FALL GOODS;
CoSlSTING 0#
2 bales Bed Tics,
3 case* Table Cloths.
3 Lamb's Wool, Worsted, Cotton &
SUk HOSIERY
With a very complete assortment of
SADDLERY.
"Which with a general assortment of GOODS,
Suitable to the presen' season, they offer for
sale to punctual customers.
TfeeyhaVe also just received from London,
300 gross best quality fashionable Twist But-
tons.
October 22. d
William P. Mathews
Has just received by the Fair American, from
London,
AN EXTENSIVE SUPM.Y OF
Fresh Drugs and Medicine.
His stock is now general and extensive, con-,
sisting of
Drugs and Chemicals
Surgeon's Instruments
Patent Medicines
Furniture Glass and
Vials
Fine Painters' Colours
Gold and Silver Leaf
Copal and Spt. Var
nishes
October 17
Glaziers' Diamonds
I)te Stuffs St fine Fig
Blue
Genuine Windsor
Soap
Wash Balls,
Teeth Brushes, and
A variety of Perfume.
py.
• d
&. F. and J. Lnidenbcrger.
No 200, Bai.timorf.-stree r,
Opposite the Indian ^ui'e t iivern,
Have received by the Diana, from Liverpool,
An additional supply of
Cutlery, Saddlery, etc. etc.
Now opening lor sale on their usual terms.
October 2 __________________d
"BARCLAY & M'KEAN
I'AYE IMPORThD
FALL GOODS.
Sept 32. d40ti
Just received and for Sale,
350 buds. Liverpool Salt
20 tons old sable Iron
16 do. Hemp
3<> bundles Sole Leather, and
50 barrels Russet Apples.
Apply ,to
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
No. 10, Bowlr's wharf
Nov. 2._______________________\J8ti
Poultney is. Thomas
Have received by the Grand Seignior, from Hull,
a further supply.of
104 bundles SHEET IRON, Single, Dou-
ble, and Treble Rolled.
Sept 1?.________________________d_
COFFEE
120,000 lbs. of COFFEE, entitled to draw-
back j for sab by
ANDREW BOYD,
No 3, N. Calvert-street.
October 30. A
Baltimore fee I'reclerick-Town
TURN PIKE ROAD CO MP A NY
The president and managers have declared
ahaif vearly dividend of three anil a half per
e«nt 'tithe full paid Stock, which will be paid
to the stockholders by the treasurer of the
Company at the bank of Maryland, on the loth
day of November next
J LEWIS WAMPLER, See'rv.
pet. 30 ___________________"\ dl lit
Notice.
The Co-partnership of Hancock «n<3 Norris
was dissolved the 1st ihstantn ivy mutual con-
sent'; all persons having claims against the
said firm wiH plej.se present the-n for settle.
Blent ; and those iudobted are pariicnlariv.
requested to make immediate payment, to ei-
ther of the subscribers.
THOMAS. HANCOCK.
RICHARD NORRIS.
•Sept 14. a
George Lightner,
it . is Est ' • died
TIN AND P-EWTER MANUFA^CTOUY,
No'-t't street, O/dtaym, near the rtaysciles,
Informs hi; friends aftd the public gene-
rally, that he keeps oh hand a large as
sortment of the best IVJEanufactrtred TIN and
PEWTER', warranted of the first workman
ship Country Mer. Slants and others will find
it greatly to their advantage to call at the Ma
hufee-tory, as . lis prie '8 will be made an object
to merchants taking a quantity.
Old Copper and Pewter will be taken in
payment lor new, and the highest price given.
Also for Sale or Rent,
A small FARM, containing about40acres,
lying in Govane's town, apposite the tavern
formerly kept by Mr. J lhn Wooden There
are on this Farm, two convenient ftweliing-
Hiuses, Barn, Smoke House, Spring House,
and all other necessary buildings ; 12 acres of
Woodland, and about the same quantity in
good Meadow; about J50 Apple-Trees, and
a quantity of other Fruit. The whole is under
good inclosure. and would make a handsome
retreat for any gentleman during the summer
season. It will be sold on liberal terms, or
rented c» a good tenant Terms made k own
byapplpingto GEORGE UGHTNER.
Oct. 31. dt3gD
llager's- I'own Ban ;,
Sep i ember :>0tli, 18 7
IN pursuance ot an order of the Board of
Directors, notice is hereby given, thai two
doll is on each share of stock held in th¦• baiik
must be paid up at the bank on or bafore the
1st Monday in December next; & that all per
sons 'ailing to pay will not be entitled to my
dividen i on what they ha', e paid, irom the
said first Monday in December until this in-
stalment is paid. ELIE BEAT'IY, Cashier.
[Oct. 3.]_______________drill Dec
Claret Wine.
30 casks BORDEAUX CLARET will be
landed from the school,ei Previdence, captain
Francis, a-id s .Id on very liberal terms if tak -n
from the vessel. App'y to
WILLI AM CHILD,
88, B iwly's wnarf.
Who has also fir Sale,
Real Cogniae. Brandy, 4th proof; Bordeaux
ditto j Young Hyson Tea, Boston No. 1 Beef,
Hog's Lard, Iron Shovels, and a few bales
Hops,of this year's growth
Oct 31___________________d8t|l _
Prime Pork and Raisins.
J st received per the tehoonei Providence, Captain
7nrvers.from A x> TorJe,
25 barrels prime PORK,
150 boxss Musc.tel R iTSINS-
IN STORE,
Pimento, Cassia, ground Ginger, Zant Cur-
rants, s ;ft shelled and shelled Almonds, Cog
niac Brandy, Holland Gin, Corsica Wine,
Sweet Oil in fl sks. Mess and No. 1 Beef,
Mould and Spermaceti Candles, brown Soap,
Campeacly Logwood k,-c Stc. fT Sale by
NATHANIEL F WILLIAMS,
No. 15, Bowly's wh irf.
Oct. 31. d4t||
George C. Mnller,
Two doors be ow the Custom House.
Has received by the late arrivs irom. Ton.
ningen and Amsterdam,
265 packages German Lin-
ens,
Consisting of
Platillas Royales
Bretagnrs
Eslopillas Unies
Creas
Dowlas, whole and half pieces
Listadoes
C'lecfcs no 2 and Book Checks
Checks and Stripes
Arabias
Hess'n ns
Brown Rolls
Osnabiirgs and Ticklenburgs
Burlaps
White Flaxen, &c.
Also on Hand,
Blue Guineas, Dutch Calicoes, Muslins,
Harlem Stripes, Dutch shitting Linen, Ta-
blecloth, homemade Lin:n, Metui Nails for
sheatl ing. Gin Cases, Liquor Cases, Hollow
Glass Dutch Harware, &.c.
Oct. 28, dim
,-?7/?T RF.CP.IFKT> A STB F01 St IK,
50 tons Camhrachy Logtvoocl.
November 3.
APPi.V TO __________
W .. COURTEN \Y.
d4t|
M. HUNTED,
116, B4 L 11 MORE SlR K '-' T,
Has jus i' recsiveb «. cu.Lecnos or
t'RKNCH MIL1NERY
Which will be opened on Thursday, 5th inst.
ALSO,
English Beaver 1-fatS', BTl9 Bonnets, Mus-
lin, Muslin Drasses and Trimmings.
November 3 d4t eo4t
Just received and for Sale by
SAMi'EL r. BRADFORD;
At his BOOKSTORE, No. 226, Market-
S 1 REET,
Stultifera N.avis ;
£>.ta omnium mortalhivi narratur Stultitia.
THE
Modern hip of Fools.
J&ro Pc eioiius.
A Whip for the Horse, a Briddle for the
Ass, and a Rod for the Fool's Back.
Solomon.
ALSfl,
Ramsay's Life oj'Washington.
November 3. d6t
Just Received and foi sale,
Several packages 7-8 Irish LINEN, entit-
led to d< benture A pplv at No 85 1-2 Cor-
ner of Market and Sou h-slreets.
November 3. d
llackeman and ! Toppe
Have received per the Gt>r?c Ut Albert, Hope,
and Straff rd, from Tunningfii, and on
hand from for in er importations, .
420 packages (.'.eemail Linens,
Consisting of
Platillas Reyales Brown Burlaps,
Bretagnes, \Vhitc ditto,
Bramantes, Tieklenbm-ys,
Cre s and Dowlas, Osnaburgs,
Checks No. 2,
Book Checks,
List ados,
Brown Ho'.l' nd, ',
Wich they olfer for Sale on acconi An i iting
terms. Nov. 3 d4leo8t
New Book, Stationary and Fancy Store.
SAMUEL F. BRADFORD,
No 226, Market-street, Baltimore,
JHas IMPORTED & IS NOW OPENING A LARGE & GENERAL ASSORTMENT es
Books, Stationary and Fancy Goods,
OF THE FIRST aUALITY.
Tiie Books are mostly of the best Editions, and many the latest and most esteemed pub«
lications of ilie Br tisli Metropolis.
S. F. B. will be ear • and legal.uiy supplied with the newest publications of the Ame-
rican and British Presses; and all orders fdT i portin., particular works will receive prompt
atten ion. ...--.
A more fu 1 Catal gtie, than the £ flowing, will be ready for df iivery in a few weeks.
HessUlll^B__________
Brow- Rolls,
iVIitte Uolh,
Fme White Flaxen.
I'te.h Teas.
This year's Importation.
Edtva d Fitzgerald:
Bcgi lta»e to inform his friends and the
public, that he has this day reoeiv d by the
schooner Providence, captain 'lraiets, from
New-York, ntneiy chests, half chests, and
boxes first chop imperial, h.\ son, young n< son,
hyson skin, and souchong-Teas ; all of which
have been careful,y self cted by one of the first
houses in New York He has also received
Powder and Shot, which completes lis as-
sortmen1 — nil of which articles he will sell
wholesale aiiil nta I at his usual reduced pri
ces, at his cheap grocery store, 221 Market-
street.
Oct 31. d
Fountai i-Inn forS de or Re ;t.
The Subscriber intends leaving the city (if
Baltimore He oilers ibr Side, or Kent i'n
a term of ears, that long est iilish 'd House,
known by the name of the FOU s'TAIN 1 «N
The House is 3 stories hish, 140 feet front,
running 140 feet back, With a all Room at
la< tied which cost 10,000 dollar.-, H;ur-Dres
ser's Room, Stabliiu;- for 80 horses, Wash
House Kiehen, Ceihirs, Coal-lJi;s. Carria^e-
House, Ice Uoese, Pump, Spring House, and
all other ne^tessarvaCcommodati ns complete
to carry on a large establishment. Also, u
STORK ROOM on the right and left of the
Fountain-Inn, ¦•hirh rents for 200 dollars per
annum each If a purchaser oilers, f r a major
part of the money will be a credit nfl, 2, 3,
4, 5 and 6 years with interest from (fate, the
whole infee simple, & good title given, byap-
ply'mgto JAMES BRY DEN, .
Light-street:, No 3
N B. A'l persons making proposals by post
will please to pay postage.
ALSO,
A handsome COUNTRY SEAT, situated
about, two and a half miles from town, contain
ine: about 50 acres, with a fine hever-failoig
stream of water, Jufficii ntlo < rect a grist mill,
well set in meadow ground ; post and rail
fence complete; a large elegant two-story
Frame Mouse, K t hen Chicken-House, Iee-
II) se, P.imp, large Garden, Garden-House,
P iung entirely new. Stable, Waggons, Carts,
Ploughs, Harrows, Hor.es, Cattle, and all
other necessary articles for a Farm. For par-
ticulars apply as above
At.SO,
A SQUARE of GltOCMD in the Citi of
Washington, No. 8:5.!, laid off hi 21Lots, situ
ated near the C..pi ol, distance 225 poles ori
the Mar viand \ venue t whereon is a comfort
able double House, .towoccupied b\ Mr. Geo
Greg'iry, two Kitchens Batai. Stabling, out
bouses, t.arden, one Orchard; tlie whole in,
cl *d «i post aed rail fen,-ing \ plan nf
the same ma> be seen, and a bargain had, by
app ying as above.
Oct. i6. d
Baltimore
& Frederick-town
TURNl-XKE ROABVOMPANT.
Notice
Is hereby given, that the" payment of the 3d
i.stalment oi Fivs dollars on each share of the.
augmented stock, is required to be paid to the
treasurer of the company, at the bank of Ma-
ryland, on Tuesday ttie 1st day ot December
next. B', order,
J LEWIS WAMPLiiR, Sec'ry.
_ oct So flfc____________dtlsiD
William Cooke, Jun.
[Ins received per ths ship Erin, from Bordeaux,
6 cases Lutestrings,
4 Grenobie Kid G' oves,
S Silk Stockings,
1 Extra Long Silk <. loves,
1 Men's Buckskin Gloves,
1 Twilled Silk Shawls,
1 Cambrlck.
Which he offers tor sale on reasonable terms.
Sept 25 d
India Goods.
Just reeefvedfrimi Philadelphia, and is offered
for sale, at Ao. i5, Smiths wharf, by the
subscriber,
10 bales Cotton Checks,
2 Gijrr*l S, stout
1 Damask Ground Chintz
1 Mczapoore Chintz
1 Trucksttersoys
1 Mi w Sannahs
The whole en iwback on expor-
tation. ON HAND,
German Linens, Bussia Siiettings &. Duck,
Frencii Silts, Boltttg Cloths, aid old Cog
niac Brandy, 4th proof and high fi ,vored.
JOHN SPERRY.
November 3. d4t
A Pocket-Book lost.
The Subscriber hs either lost or had stolen
from him, sortie time since the latter end (>•
last August, a red Moroceo POCKET BOOK,
with his name written in it on the 21st oi Fe-
bruary, 180:, in both the Enghsh and Germ n
languar.es The book partcontaiiis the manu-
script journal of a jciurni y from Ym ktown (P.)
to the Stiiti of Tennes-te, in the beginning-of
the year 802, in the German language | .aal
tin pockets contain sun iry papers o! no use
but to the owiu r .- among these are three small
mites of hand (on all of which payment is
stopped,) and a parcel of receipts from Thbs
Bail' y fcsij late sheriff. Whoever may have
found the Pocket-Bock, and wili return it to
the subscriber, <>r leave it with Mr. Sheiah, at
IJilien's liay scaUs, in the city of Baltunwre.
shall be 1 andson eiy n warden by
SOLOMON SCHMTJCK.
Baltimore county, Nov. 3 ilH
A St,;iy Horse,
Strayed from Newt igtoti, on Sunday,' a
black Horse/, about 15 hands.'ugh, 6or7 years
i Id, without any white mark, except a small
star on the face ; a small switch tail ; had no
shoes on ; is a tittle lame on the near hind toot
and carries his mane on the left side. W oa
ver will deliver him at the subscriber's dwell-
ing in the Western precincts,, near the Mar
ket-house, will be liberally rewarded, in ad.
ditionto all reasonable charges.
J-OHN S. HORNE.. "
Novj5_ ______________ 4t
Notice.
The Creditors of Ctiugan and Sempson,
late of Baltimore, merchants and insolvent
dehtus, who have not received there divi
drnils,ivotii|the former Trustees, are request
ed lo lodge their claims at the office of Samu.
el Moal Esqr. in Eeast-street near the Court-
House, on or before, the first day of Ja-
nuary next.
THOMAS C.JENKINS, Trustee.
nov 3. ___________ dltlaw41 \
Stray Cow.
Came to the Subscriber's Farm, near Hooke-
townaredCow, witli a white lace and some
in her la Ii;. ; She is old, without ear
marks, and gives milk. The owner itirequ< st-
cd to prove property, pay charges and lake her
away.
JOHN KIHNKEICH.
November 2. eo4t|j
Naval i hronicle
European Magazine j_______________
Edenburg Review I Latest .
Sporting Magazine \ Volumes
Monthly Review
Farmer's Magazine _____________________
The Atha:aeuin, a magazine of literary ar.d
miscellaneous information, conducted by
J. Aikin, U. D.
The Annual Review, and History ef Litera-
ture ; by Arthur Aikin
Public Characters
The Literary Panorama
(All the above include the Litest vols.
Alio,
Sporting Magazine complete ill 29 volumes
Edenburg Review complete
Public Characters complete
Steel's List of the Royal Navy, for July,
1807
Letters from England ; by Den Manir 1 Al-
Avarez Esprielia, translated Irom the Spanish
vieyv of the present state of Poland ; by
George Burnett, late of baliol college,
Oxiord
». n account of the life and writings of David
Hume, Esquire ; by Tin mas Bitcliie
The la?T yeais of the reign of Louis XVI, ;
by Francis Hue, one of the ¦/fficer.s of tile
king's chamber, named by that monarch,
after the 10th of August 1792, to the
honor Of continuing with him and the
royal family ; translated by R C. Dallas,
E.:q,
Practical Illustrations of Phetorical Gesture
and Action, adapted to the English Drama,
from a work ou the same subject by Al.
Engel, member of the royal acadi my of
Berlin ; by Henry Siddons : embellished
with numerous engravings, expressive of
the various passions, and representing the
modern cotsume of the London TKi
Lectures on the art of Engraving, delivered
at the royal institution of Great-Britain ; by
John Laiidseor, engraver to the king, and
F. S. A.
Memoirs of the Life of Great Conde, writ-
Ten by his serene highness Louis Joseph De
Bourbon, Prince De Conde ; translated by
Fanny Holcroft.
An Introduction to the reading of the
Holy Scriptures, intended chit fly tor young
students in divinity, written originally ill
French, by Messieurs De Brausore and Leu-
fant, b> the order of the king of Prussia
A Tout through some of the Islands of
Orkney and Shetland, with a view chiefly
ta object? of natural history, but including
also occasional remarks on the state ol the
inhabitants, their husbandry and fisheries;
by Patrick Nichl, secretary to the Natural
History Society of Edenburg
Thoughts on the effects of the British
government ou the state of India ; accom-
panied with hints concerning the means of
conveying civil and religious instruction to
the natives of that country; by the Rev.
William Tennant, L. L. D. late chaplain to
his majesty's troops in Bengal
A Treatise on Insanity , in which are con-
tained the principles of a new and more
practical analogy of maniac. I disorders that
has >et been cpertd to the public, exempli-
fied by numerous accurate historical relati-
ons of cases from the author's public '^-private
practice, with plates illustrative oi tlwci'a-
uiclOgy of tniiiiacs and ideots ; by Ph. Pinel,
professor of the school of medicine at Pa-
ris, &c. ; translated, rrom the French oy D.
D, Davis. Sfc D
A pt,ic;ical Treatise on' the Powers of
Cantharidas when used internally, den.on-
strated by experiment and observations, in 3
parts, including an inquiry concerning the
nature and proper medicinal treatment of
gleet, leucoiThaea Hi obstii at< sores ; by John
Robertson, surgeon, E.iei bur tentraordhiary
member of the r< y al medical soci ry.
A short sysum of coniparat.ve Vnatomy,
trail-dated from the German of S. F. Bleu-
inenback, professor of medicines in the Uni-
versity of Gorttengen ; by VVm. Laurence,
fellow ot the royal college of surgeons in
London, &C. &c. with numerous additional
notes
A View of the Nervous Temperament; be-
ing Practical Enquiry into the increasing
prevalence prevention a.,d treatment of those
disases commonly called N rvous, Bilious,
Stomach, and Livei Complaints ; Indigesti-
on ; Low Spirits, Gout. cvc. ; by Thomas
Trotter, M. D.; ; late Physician to his ma-
jesty's fleet, under the command of Admiral
Earl Howe, K. G. &c'. &c.
A Practical Treatise on Various Diseases
of the Abdominal Viscera ; by Christopher
R Pemheiton, M.D. R. S.
Practical essays and Remarks on that Spe-
cies of Consumption incident to Youth, and
the diiierent Stages of life, commonly called
Tables Dorsalis ,;with an Account of the
Nature, Causes, and Cure of that Distemp-
er-and. the diseases arising therefrom es-
pecially those of the Semuiel organs and
Morbid flections of the Nervous System,
including the Atrophy and, the Phthisis or
Consumption in General ; by H. St. John
Neale, esq.
Dialogues on Various Subjects ; by the
late William Gilpin, A. M. Prebendary of
Salisbury, and Vicar of Boldre, in ! |