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[Vol. XXvII—No. 4209.
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Fountain-Inn for Sale or Rent.
The Subscriber intends leaving the city of
Baltimore He off:;rs for Sale or >, pring House, and
all other necessary accommodations complete
to carry on a largg establishment. Cilso, a
STORE-ROOM on the right and left of the
Fountain-Iun, which rents for 200 dollars per
annum each. If a purchaser offers, t >r a major
part of the money will be a credit of 1, 2, 3,
4, 5 and 6 years, with iul resl from date, the
whole -deesimple, & good title ¦'•' '*n> b>'a''-
plyimrto JAMES BRYDEN,
- J b Light-street, No 3.
N. B. 4.U persons making proposals bypost
will please to pay postage.
ALSO,
A. handsome COUNTRY SKAT, situated
about two and a half miles from town, contain
Ing about 5'J acres, with a fine never-failing
stream of water, sufficient to erect a gristmill,
well Bet in meadow -round s post and rail
fence complete ¦, a Urge elegant two-story
Frame Mouse, Kitchen, Chicken-House, Ice-
Holise, Pump, large Garden, Garden-House,
Palling entirely new, Stable, Waggons, Carts,
Ploughs; Harrows, Horses, Cattle, and all
oi her necessary articles for a Farm. For par-
ticulars apply as above
ALSO,
A SQUARE of GROUND in the City of
Washiiegton, No. 85* laid oil'in 21 Lots, situ-
ated near the Capi ol, distance 225 poles on
the Maryland Avenue ; whereon is u comfort
able double House, now occupied by Mr. Geo.
Gregory, two Kitchens, Barn, Stabling, out-
houses, Garden, line Orchard; the wiiole in-
closed with post ard rail fencing. A plan of
the same may be seen, and a bargain had, by
applying as above.
Oct.36.______________________*_
To Rent,
A WHARF, on Light-street, adjoining
the properly of Mr Samuel H. Smit i i now
in the possession of Mr Hiram Co hrni Ap.
*ply to Mr. Hugh Neilson, r the suus* rider.
W iSHINGTON VAN BIBBER.
Wanted to Purchase or liire,
A GOOD COOK.
_Qctober 3.__________________ a
Fresh Teas.
This year's Importation.
Edward Fitzger ild
B-ps have to inform his friends and the
WBhlie, that he has this day received by the
schooner Providence, captain Travers, from
N»*-York, ninety chests, half chests, and
boxes first chop imperial, hyson, younglivson,
Ky»on*kin, and souchong Teas; all of which
feave been carefuVy selected by one of the first
feouses in New York He has also received
Powder and Shot, which completes his as-
sortment-all of which articles he will sell
wholesale and retad at Ids usu 1 reduced pri-
ces, at his cheap grocery store, 221 Market-
street. .
Oct 31. ...... ________ ___
George Lightner,
At 'tis Established
TIN AND PEWTER MANUFACTORY,
North-street, Gldtovm, near the Haysedts,
Informs his friends and the public gene-
rail?, that he keeps on hand a large as
aortment of the beat Manufactured TIN and
3PEWTER, warranted of the first workman-
ship Country vler hauls and others will find
it greatly to their advantage to call at the Ma
inifactorV, as die prices will be made an object
to merchants taking a quantity.
Old Copper and Pewter will be taken m
payment lor new, and the highest price given.
Also for Sale or Kent,
A small FARM, containing about 40acres,
lying in Govane's town, opposite the tavern
formerly kept by Mr. John vVooden There
are on this Farm, two cot ven'tent Dwelling-
Houses, Barn, Smoke House, Spring House,
and all other necessary buildings ; 12 acres of
"Woodland, and about the same quantity in
good Meadow j about --50 Apple-Trees, and
a quantity of other Fruit The '*,|'»;e founder
¦good iriclostira and would make a handsome
retreat far any gentleman during the summer
season. It will be sold on liberal terms, or
rented io a good tenant Terms made known
by applping to GEORGE LK; HT N E K.
Oct. 31.________ ul2:D
Wanted to Purchase,
A secondhand Standing Top CHAISE.
Apply at this Ojp.cs
October 26. d
For Saie
at Nrw-Tork,
_•-> The remarkabl • fasl sailing
Ship A ERICAN EAGLE,
- - . • ¦
.y Burthen per i e, ;isterfi5o tons.
-'_ iii-it will cu-ry 1100 tens de.id
weight, coppered to the bends in England^
between two and three yeai:3 ago, with the
best of English Copper ; and tnaj be .-.em to
sea urn a ong voyage, with little or no ex
pence ; and if not sold by privat« sale by the
25th inst. she will then be sold at public auc-
tion, at the. Tontine C.rfFee-House, to the
highest bidder. For terms of sale, and in.
ventory, apply to the subscriber, No. 61,
B ladway. J. CLASON.
November 13. dt'Jjt.h
Plaister Paris.
Received per the sloop Sanger, captain Lewis,
70 tons Piaister Paris,
A nd for sale bv
C0RNTHW.A1T &. YARNALL,
S3, Bowly's wharf
FOR FREIGHT,
r X^K Tlle P.'00 ! slouP RANGER,
C iptain Lewis,
e ,. "<:'\.'.!i\\, '" Will rake freight to anv port
' '---;:-'.-.,:*. - in th- United States, or West-
Indies She is a good strong vessel, and
well found, carries about 500 barrels For
terns apply as above, or to the cap!ain on
board at Smith's dock
Dth mo. 13 d6t
Wanted to Freight
To it Windward West India Island,
A. VESSEL of about 500
irf"^"V kbls. Burthen. Inquire of the
liOEL/Nd^ sbbscriber, in Lovely Lane
"WILl.IA'l VANCE.
John Wood & Co.
Have imported in ships Fame, Aheona, and
Hercules, from, hvoerp ol, Juniata, and
Fair American, from, London,
334 PACKAGES
Cotton and Woollen Goods,
Which are offered for sale at
No, 18, Calvert street.
Amongst which, are,
Best Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres,
ftiost fashionable colors, Swansdown, Bonnet
Cord and eiegantToilenette, Waistcoatm'g,
newest patterns, Coatings, Plains, Flannels,
Bookings, Flushings, Ulankets, Kerseys, Ken-
'dal Cottons, Lindsays ; a great variety of
s, llos ery, Dimities, Tabby Velvet,
President and Constitution Cords, Black and
Olive Velveteens, Fine and Common Print
ed Calicoes, Fancy and Book Muslins, Cot
ton Laces, Braces, Umbrellas, &c. fix.
Sept 25. d
'just Received and for sale,
Several packages "-8 Irish LINEN, entit-
led to debenture Apply at No. 85 1-2 Cor-
ner of Market and South-streets. •
November 3._______________d4teo4t__
Note Lose.
Was lost, yesterday, a Blank Note for g 500,
with M'Ce.iiob and Poof's endorsement, the
fmd?r is desiri •'. lo leave the same at 19?Mar.
Icet-Stli '. I this is likewise to caution
all per- ona from reedting « Note ol that amount
with M'Culloh a: . ment
Nov. 11. d3t
November 12"
a few days.
Nov 11
d4tt_
Notice.
The brig I! APf'Y COUPLE,
for New Orleans, will com-
mence loading lo mor'ow; her
cargo being ready, will sail in
d5t
tak*
For Boston,
The Snow MARY,
Joseph Harding, master :
¦ ,+s A strong substantial vessel,
- will sail in all this week (wea-
ther permitting.) For freight 'i'ply t»
PAYSON & SMITH.
N vemher 9. d6t
For Amsterdam,
r_Vv The fine new Ship AURORA,
Tr _§ ;,ci*\,s Levin Bashiell, master ;
P v" mJfr Burtheu about 15 '0 barrels
-if -.r She is a very strong and faitht'll-
bnilt ship, and is by competent judges expect-
ed to sail remarkably fast, an I is now ready to
take in a cargo. For terms appiv to
LEVERING ^ NELMS.
Nov. 9. d8t
For New-Orleans,
r_-> , The regular Trading Packet
» "dbSKS^ Bnff 'VD HERBAL,
cSISEF Captain Daniel M'Meal,
>- :-i ...)r Will be ready to commence
Wading in a few days ; and as a g»-eat part of
her cargo is engaged, she will receive quick
dispatch For Freight or pissage, apply to
HENRY THOMPSON,
53, Smith's wharf.
Who has received by said brt^,
21 tons 1st quality Campcachy Logwood.
November 9. ____________d___
For Amsterdam.
_P
The Ship
RITSON,
Captain Brown ;
Having half her cargo now
on board, may be dispatched in a few days.
For freight, apply to
JAMF.S BIAYS, Pell's-Point, or,
CHARLES H. YOUdSTG, lirok.-r,
20, Commerce-street.
Sopt 15.______________________d
Fo'* Idverp >ol,
To sail with all •onvfinisnt speed,
'f be regular Trading Ship
,iv':..|/; , ABEOJJA,
' ^v Hobsor,. master.
7 . :, /.». For freight or passage, ap-
ply to the eaptainon board, at Jackson's whaf,
Fell's-Point, or to
I ORMAN k FULFORD.
September 26. d
For llavanna,
-CT_^ The Schooner MERCHANT,
A constant trader, will 6ail
.'¦' in ten day. For freight or
passage, having excellent ac- i
commodations, ap;>h to
Ri'.BEUT HAMILTON, j
Who h.:sf..r sale on a credit,
1?5 boxes of whito and brown llavanna
Sugars, entitled to drawback.
Also, 5000 \vt Old Cuba Coffee, and
11 hall' boxes refined Havanna Sugars, fit
for family use.
November lo. _________ eo
For >ale, j
j—v - The Mull. Masts and Spars,
,, of a New BRIG, i58 tons car
,' ',.,',.,. ^ penters measurement, now lying
•. ,!=v at Flannagan's Shi- Yard She
is built of the best materials aud calculated for
a fast sailer. For terms, which will he accom-
modating apply to Mr. Flannaean, or
JAMES & CHARLES ALLSTAN.
November 10. 2aw4t
»Uchard N orris
Has received per shibs Cattmoa, and Dianafrom
Liverpool, and now opening at
No 197 1-2, Market-strekt,
A general assortment of
Ilardxvarv. Cutlery & Saddlery, <
Which will be sold to country merchants
and others, wholesale and retail low for cash
or notes in town. i
Also, per ship Six S:stersfroin Bristol,
Seine and Sail Twine,
Tin Plates,
Iron Wire, assorted No.7, to 21.
Broad Virginia lines,
.sheet Iron, singh double and treM,
Blae.li and iu'iein: Vises.
ryingPans,
lee;
NoTMnb«n4< d
Hager's-Town Bank,
. I'KMBBR 30th, ISO?
IN pursuance of border of the Board nf
Directors, notice is berebt given, that two
dnll.ra on each share of stock lieldinthe bank
musl be paid up at the bank on or bsfope the
1st Monday in Oecenibei.' next ; & thatallper.
sons i'aidiii- to pay will not fee entitled to any
dividend on what they ka.ve paid, from the
said first Monday in December until this in-
stalment is paid; ELIE BEATTY, Cashier.
[Oct 3.] d/thDcc
"removal. ~~
Henry & lAndvnberrer
Have removed to No, 300 1-2, Baltimore-
street. Who offer to Kent the Store & Cel-
lar, No. 04, opposite the Indian Cmeen Ta
versv, with a convenient Warehouse if re-
quired. August 2*6. d
G. F. &J Liiidenberger,
-Vb. 200, Baltimoie-street, opposite the Indian
-lueen Tavern,
Have imported in the Othello, Canawa, and
Fame, from Liverpool, a complete assort
ment wf
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADLERY,
BRASS, and J PANNED WARE,
8iC &c
Among which aret
Anvils and Vices,
Spades and Shovels,
Flat Point fine drawn Nails,
Patent Shot, assorted,
White Lead, in Oil, in kegs of 28 and 14
lb
Seine Ti.wne, in c;*sks of '350 lb. each.
Milling Hoes,
Iron Wire,
Guns, in cases.
Which are offered for sale, on accommo-
dating terms.
Septemcer 7._________________d
G.F. and j. Lindenbcrg r.
No. 20c), Baltimore street, opposite the Indian
Shieen Tavern,
Have received by the Siv Sisters, from Bris-
tol, and now landing.
Tin in boxes,
Anvils and Vises,
Frying Pans,
Spades and .Shovels,
Single, double and treble Sheet Iron,
Nails of every size,
Card and Iron Wire,
Broad Virginia Weeding Hoes, &c. &c.
Which, with a variety of other goods in
the Hardware Line, will be disposed o! on
j accommodating terms. Sept 26. d
Just Received
And placed for sale at the Bookstore of
Messrs. Warner and Manna, (S E. inter-
section of Baltimore and Gay streets ) twenty-
four sets of " LOWE'S JEF85CE OF THE
DoormsES of BARON SWEDliNi'ORG,
in two pamphlets, together with the obj c
tional remarks of the " Christian Obseivei" on
the former of these defen,foe phamphlets.
Price per Set §: 25.
[N B I' may not be improper, on the appear
ance of the above advertisement, to remark,
that the learned and pious defender of Sue
denborgiamsm, there alluded to is no other
than ihe present rector of St John's Parish,
Manchester, Great-Britain, who has just re-
mitted the aforesaid phamphlets (per the ship
Canton,) to the mi-ister of the Newjerusa
lem Church in Baltimore, accomnipamed by
the following friendly and interesting letter";
the insertion of which, while it may circulate
some pleasing intelligence to the friends of the
New Jerusalem Church in this part of the
world, will not, it is presumed, oftend any o
the liberal and pious ministers o members of
the Protestant E. Church ]
Manchester, May 16, 187.
My very Dear Sir,
Though laboring under much bodily in-
disposition, which renders the use of my pan
burdensome, 1 cannst f»r-go the oppertmilty
of inclosing a few lines to you, in the packet
of books which our society herewith send ou
because I wish to acknowledge, tli rkfully,
the receipt of your two las' fiivurs, th Jiist
bearing date, June 1st, 18 6, the tecoittl Nov.
18, 18i;6. You must however excuse my re-
plyingt the questionscuntahed in them, un-
til I acquire more strength, when, if ever the
tune aridjCs, I shall ,.e happy to resume my
pen, ana give you the real sentiments of my
mind. You will perceive, from the contents
of the packet, that I h .ve been again using
the weapons of on.rovcrsy. in re 'lying to
the remarks of the " Christian Qbteroer," on
the " Plat: Answers," kc. Of this last work
you expressed a wish to have filty. opies sent
you hut on mentioning the business to our
society they thought it would he besi to send
you 25 copies of the " Plain A«siw)s," and 25
of the answer lo the Christian Observer.
From the Copy of our report, which is also
inclosed in the packet, you will perc-dve what
liberty we have taken with your letters, and
how we have endeavored to give circulation to
the important information which they contain.
This, I trust, will be a motive with you tor
continuing your interesting communications
It will give you pleasure to hear that the
new doctrines are making their way, gradu
ally, in this country, through all orders and
ranks of people, and this I trust not illy by
an illumination of tiia understanding through
the knowledge of the truth, but by the more
efficacious purification ol the will and life from
all defiled affections, through the influence of
a heavenly love and charity. We already reck-
on up between thirty and lorty of the regular
clergy, who have become devout readers
\ on have perhaps been uutbrmed of the ge-
neral conference of the ministers of the Mew
Church, which was held, at London last
wees': Nothing hasyet come down to the so-
ciety here respecting what was done on the
occasion, but we expect their report will be
shortly published.
I have now exhausted all my strength, and
must therefore conclude with my best pray
ers for yourself and the society over which
you preside, that you may be enriched with
every blessing from the F; ther of mercies, Sc
attain unto all the peace of ihe New Jerusalem.
In ihe spirit of this prayer' I remain, dear
S"ir, more than words can express, your affec-
tionate friend and brother.
JOHN CLOWES.
The Rev John Hargrove, )
-••siore, N. Awrica.|
(November U,--------
Baltimore and Reister's-Town London Phcen;x Fire Office*
November 2, 18t>7.
9 expire this month :
. ) Jacob and Williair:
i Norm.
7 Greetham and D&<
5 vereux.
Jacob Myers.
£ John Spurrier.
TEW ART, Agent
d6t eolstB
Turnpike Road Office.
THE President and Managers require the
pjpment of the third instalment of five dollars
Oil each share of that part of the original stock,
which was taken on the 8th o January last,
to be made at the bank of Baltimore, the first
day of December next.
By order,
JOHN F HARRIS, Sec'y.
_October .9 ______eotlstD
Baltimore and ^esster's-town
TURNPIKE ROAD.
The President an i Managers will appoint
a Tol! Gatherer on the first day of Decem-
ber next All applications for that appoint
ment must be made in writing, and left at the
Company's office, or, or before that day.
By order,
J »HN F. FIARRIS, Sec'ry.
__NovenberS. eolD
Baltimore and Reister's-town
TURNPIKE HO AD.
The'President and Managers require the
payment of* the second instalment of five dol-
lors on each share of the augmented stock of
company, to be made at the B.mk of Balti-
m ire, on the 1st day of January next.
By order,
JOHN F. HARRIS, Sec'ry.
November 3 eotlj
Baltimore and Keisier's-town
TURNPIKE ROAD.
Baltimore, November 2, 180?.
The President and Managers have this day
declared a half yearly Dividend of 5 per cent
on the original Stock of the eompany ; said
Dividend will be paid to the Stockholder! or
to their Representatives, producing powers
of attorney, or correct sirm.le orders, at the
company's office, on the 16lh instant.
By order,
JOHN F. HARRIS, Sec'ry.
November 3 eolj
.'7lh
7th
7th
18th
The Subscriber
Has just received, a d offers for Sale at his Ware-
house head of Market street,
4 bales Blue Plains,
4 ditto Drab and oth r colors ditto,
' ditto 6 4 mixed and Drab Cloths,
2 lino 6 4 Btue Cloth,
4 ditto oiue, red, brown and green Serges,
1 c-se (l5doZ) Cotton Umbrellas, 1:4, 26,
4 bales indigo-brut Plains, [28, 30mch.
1 case B' itish She tings,
1 di to Baiooil Dimity,
1 ddto Qui'tings.
1 ditto Wave Waistcoat Quilting,
2 t.rmuts chocolate and red P'ints.
The ab >ve Goo 's are entitled to debenture,
and being purchased immediately from the
manufacture: s for cath, will be sold low on a
reasonable credit.
ALSO,
518 bags St Domingo Coffee,
3 packages 'iadras Handkerchiefs;
1 bale Seersu kcrs,
26 bales Gdly H'indk'fs, Checks andCustahs,
2(J0 qr ehes's and boxes Young Hyson Teas,
6 pipes London Particular Madeira Wine,
And a variety of India Bale Goods, suited
for ex oitatioh. SOLOMON E'i'TING.
Nov. 4.______ wfm4w
MOROCCO.
The subscriber respectfully informs his cus-
tomers and the pubic that he continues to
manufacture at his manufactory on the west
end of Baltimore-street, the following articles
—of which he has for sale, at the above place
or at No. 2, CliP-ipside—
40 dozen Yellow Roans ) MOROCCO
30 do Rod do. ( SKINS,
30 do. Green do T F rst & s-eond
— do B.ue fv Purple do. ) qualities.
5o do. Bbck Roms, suitable fhr Hatters
50 do Do Morocco Goat Skins*
5 do Green do. do. do and
20 do Skins for Shoe binding.
JuHN MATTHEWS.
N B Two apprentices from 14 to 17 years
of Zijrc- will be taken to the above business it
immediate application be made
November 5 d4t 2aw4t|)
Kussia Goods.
REN CD* GiO. WILLIAMS,
No. 3, Bowly's whahf,
Offer for Sale,
The Care,o of the ship Messenger, captain
Buffirgton, from St Petersburg, consisting of
100 tons clean Hemp,
100 tons Iron,
1350 pieces Russia Duck,
600 do- Ravens do
1700 "do. Russia Sheetings,
500 do. Broad Diaper.
Also,
The Cargo of the ship America, captain
Stichney, (ram St. Petersburg, consisting; of
120 tons clean Hemp,
140 tons Iron,
200 pieces Russia Duck,
100 do. Ravens do.
• 100 do Russia Sheetings,
240 boxes Mould Candles.
October 12. -- ______d!0-eo20ti
just received, and for Sale by
GEORGE HILL.
(P ee Fifty Cents, )
A Faithful Picture ' f the Political
Situation of
NEV -ORLEANS,
At the close of the last and the beginning of
the present year
Extract from, the Prefect
" There are many, whom the events of that
mysterious period have so deeply affected, both
in personal suffering and in reputation, and on
whose feelings they have made an impression
so poignant and indelible, that they cannot be
forgotten The story will never die : that it
may live free from misrepresentation is the ob-
ject of the following pages."
October 22. ddt-eo
_________________.—,----—--------—__
Boarding and Bodging,
At No 42, South street.
Mrs. PARKER
Returns her unfeigned thanks to a generous
public. She still continues as abo-,e, where
lb caa accommodate 2o daily bonrderi.
N 11 She has sufficient accommodations
i fori. it gentlemen, by the year.
4 November 10. eolm
Baltimore,
The following policie.
No. 272,048, 4th Nov
27',047,
272.050,
272.051,
272,052.
272.053, 24th
272.054, -----
DAVID
November 2.
Five Dollars Reward™
Lost a snail GOLD WATCH, maker's
nam: Le Pine, a Paris, it opens by pressing
the end of the Pend ,nt, the c se deeply en-
graved, with a brown string and gold key
atttached. The finder shad receive the above
rewatd by leaving it with Patton and Jones,
, Watch mskers.
Watch-makers and others, are requested
to »t*p it if offered for sale.
November 13. d4tf
Notce.
The Credit |
