|
pla? n tesom cvlt very low, (r'rnmed tel quela
robe. Tii" mel n sleeve, formed bt alternate
stripes of" pink satin & white crape; a narrow
sash of pi nk ribo.md, tied loosely behind.—
Hi ur com bed straig lit fr m t lie t em pies, & leav-
ing; a few simple carles on the forehead, is
fo-tmed i n full braids at the back of the head,
t:o..iIiie'l with a cur net comb of pearl, and
ornamented with, a bunch of auricula or
cl.ive-cirr.ation. A bouquet c mposed of
the rose and rovrttle Necklace, earrings,
and brace-lets of fine Chinese pearl. Gloves
of French kid and simpers of pink satin,
tied round the ancles w ih silver vibbond.
Plain stilt stockings, a French white.
Washington City, Nov. so.
Spirit of the A [dress of a Committee,
i>cr.ufr'rd By PETER Longmetkb Esq.
To our Cbnstitnents G> eting:
1'i'iityoii ! ; hove \ liy ! when we're out, just fen- fan »r a
e Mayor have the gripes or the
police ' he chblic ?
Say, yvhy all those fears' this hustle this
rumpus !
The Miiyor &. thePolice are surely -non eotn-
They &:iy, that sometimes -we're a little too
frisky,
When our hogs heads are fill'd from abarel
of v\ inskv,
Yet mart their injustice ; I! then we sh-mid
They'll put us in jail, and yet leave atit the
bai rel.' .'.'
*Tis a maxim with Mobs, and surel wit
reason,
To punish suspicion of trea on 4v treason.
If a Judge, is too squeamish,u> h ,ng without
law,
Can't vre burn him a lltl?—for noting- this
Wh, can't we do th'S <5jd hout breeding a
Or noticing a MayoBBMS ought to be quiet
j til i; a finds by tlwWproar ami ho iges in
fi.irne,
That the innocent M' >b, by mere chance at" to
rip : I
tf then he should turn out to bury the den 1,
"VVe have nothing to say, ;/ vac'v't nothing t
ill eel..'';
But if of our pevsonrte touches a hair,
Sure, the devil hi n}S*lf would oppose su h a
Mayor }
In E rope the Mob are such whimsical
felhws.
,' '-esc e a Mai now and then Iron the
gV lows ;
Foi there, with their plays and their Sights,
and their shows,
turn all fully ghitW;this allthe wor'd
k'l 'WS ;
But tee, have so rarely 'ft show or a sight,
That in hanging af. w we should take grea'
Rht,
If we cannot do tins like the frogs in the fa
bte,
W \1 btttnb v pi tfl km until) we are able,
To L *g, and up with I i
A'* 4 k ;
©tV-n we'll have plenty of fun aud/j. e x ore >
\V repeat it again, Sirs, there must w
some flaw,
In one town regulations, or else in the Law ;
If these dont allow us to mob or to riot.
The J . vill withi.i us will never be quier ;
W '11 curb him, ho a ever, untill we hive
tried.
To set law and justice forever aside.
THEATRICAL.
The managers of our theatre have got np
the tragedy of Gnsta-vus Visa, bv Brook
for this evening : a piece justly celebrated
for the genuine sentiments of liberty it
breathes in every page.
This piece had been long banished from
the British stajje, as containinc? too pure a
democratic spirit, to he suitable to the t.iste
of the government that of country, untill it
•was, some time sinre, brought forward by
the celebrated Charles James Fox. deceased
— ho after pinning those branches loo lux-
urient in patriotism for thai climate, and
¦suiting it lo the palate of the dramatic licen-
ser, had it represented on the London
staffc " shorn of it! beams"—but still retain-
in. sufficient attract! n to assemble croucled
li u es. Before an Americ. n audience it
¦will, this evening, appear in its original
garb ; and we doubt not of its exciting a
.general interest from its speaking home to
the feelings of every lover of his c untry.
It will be succeeded by a new musical af-
terpiece, called the * Soldier's Return,' ne-
ver perForraid m America. As it will have
the hole strength of the company. lherg
can be no doubt of its Letng favotably receiv-
ed.
It is but justice to the managers to ob-
serve, that they have spared neither trouble
liorexpence in bringing lorward pieces both
splendid and novel for the entertainment of
Che town—and we are much concerned that
the unusual severity of the weather has pre-
heated their remuneration. SENEX.
• iiows: Resolved, rrtiat it shall be lawful i
for the President of the U. S. to obtain by j
purchase at a reasonable price, for the e.se of I
the public, the exclusive right to the Systeni I
invented by Sir James Jay, and s ibfflil ted by ,
him to the executive department : provided,
that in the opinion of the President it shall
be of public utility and importance to possess
the same. [The System here mentioned, is,
the secret of preparing Sympathetic Ink^
which is stated to have beer, of essential
service dm in,r the revolutionary war.] .\fter
some discussion, the watt token on
agreeing to the re-ohition, and it w:,s carried
in the affirmative, Ayes SO, noes 48. The
committee of the.whole then rose, and re-
ported their agreement to the resolution ;
and on the motion to concur, Mr. 0. Ft. Wil-
liams, after remarking that the decision
made in committee of the Whole was novel
and unprecedented, called for the ayes and
noes : They were accordingly taken, and
the resolution was agreed to, ayes si, noes
33. The resolution was referred to a select
committee for the purpose of bringing in a
bill.
The principal objections to this resolution
were, that there was no certainty of this
invention being still a secret, orthat it would
hereafter remain so ; that even if it were, it
would be of li'tlo use, as it might be disco-
vered, and as there were other and better
methods of secret communication ; and that
the house were voting away the public mo-
ney, without knowing for what purpose.. —
O i he other hand it was argued, that the
house might be satisfied as to the composition
being yet a secret, and that they might, de-
mand security for its being kept so ; that
the use of it had been of great service to
Gen. Washingson, during the revolutionary
w ar ; that if we did not avail ourselves of it,
some Other nation might get possession of
it ; and, that its value might be ixed by the
bill 0 be brought in.
Mr. Van Cortlandt presented a memorial
from Peter Landais, praying compensation
for services performed 'luring the revoluti-
on. Referred to the co* mil tee of claims.
The lious; then adjpurntd a little before
two o'clock.
Sale by Auction, [ BALTIMORE THEATRE.
Inte) rrt'tts in the city of Unltimore last week :
Drowned,
Pletuisy,
Ut known,
Infantile,
Fitts,
Croup,
C- nsumption
Cholera,
Adults
Children
3
3
3
9
I
I
9
7-16
To t
\>f Palthw>r e.
CLEARBB,
Ship Hamilton. Thompson, Havana
¦ally. Travels, St. Thomas
Sloop Lydia, Whittesley, N. York
From the Merchants' Cojfer.ftousr B.l/cs.
November 23
Arrived, schr. Derne. Weeks, 29 days
f am La Vera Cruz. L< ft there the 24th of
October Sl ip Sally of New York to sail
fi Teniiim.en in a few days ; brig Stativa,
of New Yok, just ,1-rived from Lisbon;
ship Liberty, of Philadelphia, to sail for
En ope, i a few days. Saw three ships of
was lyinft Sn !,ynhaven I'ay.
K-i'W ship Buchus, Hull, from Bourbon
Hiniot from Amsterdam, and Pocahon-
t s Com Liverpool.
The ship Nancy, Hobbs, hence has arriv
ed at Liverpool.
The New Guide. Creagh, of this port,
from L' ghorn at New O leans.
COLUMBIAN VOLUNTEERS.
The members composing this company
ate requested to meet on Tuesd;fy next, 34th
inst. at 1 o'clock precisely, in full uniform,
at the Court-H use, with arms and accou-
trements in complete order. This being
being the last constitutional day for the sea-
son, it is hoped that the members will be
punctual in ther attendance. Cartridges
will be furnished on the gr nnd.
ELIJAH WARF1FLD Lieut.
N. B. The company will meet at the
Pantheon on Wednesday evening at seven
o'clock,
VJN.GUARD VOLUNTEERS,—
ATTENTION!
You are requested 10 meet at Chamber-
lutnes tavern, this evening nt half past five
o'click. a punctual attendance is requested
as business will he taken up as soon after
that hour as possible. Those who are dis-
posed to j in this c mpany are requested to
attend or give in their names to b» ^allotted
for,
WILLIAM H. WINDER, Capt.
&ale by Auction
Will be added to oir Sale to morrow morning,
20 bales Sarsaparilla,
AND
A quantity of O'd Uigginp, and
2 Anchors
V »N WYCK & DORSEY, A'uct'rs.
November '3
bale by Auction.
TO MORHOvV MORNING,
The ?ifh inttaiit, Jt 10 j'doci, at the Auc-
tion .Room, at the head of Fredceick-stieet
dock, wil! commence the eat'e of
A Variety of Dry (roods ;
Af'er which, at % o'clock,
67 hhds Muscovado Suga1',
210 boxes blown Havanita Sugar.
56 hhds. white St brown Martinique Clay-
ed Sugar
134 bags C"iT< e,
91 nipes. Holland Gin,
13 pipes Bovdeaux Brandy,
T puncheons Run.
ALSO,
17 puncheons Jamaica Spirit,? Just arriv-
^3 barrels Pimento, \ cd.
After •which,
J-.'jT\. Trie Schooner
'¦'^€ibv REWASTico,
I^iiii.* With all her materials.
VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs.
November 23. ____
i'or Safe, Freight or Charter,
tfnVy The beautiful fast-sailing Brig
A> EXCHANGE,
h Orne, Jim master ;
' •'.« A. strong well built vessel,
burthen 185 tons srl5)3 barrels, in complete
order, and may be sent to sea at^ a trifling ex-
igence. Apply to
BUFl'UM h GOODHUE,
No. 8-1, Bowl 's wharf
Who have recrived b'j said 'rig ana otTtrJor sale,
1.V0 pieces luissia Sheeting, entitled to
dr whack,
20 hhds. New-England Rum
November 23 dfit eo6t
EL I JO i" ov k o.
No. 7, N Charles street,
HAVE received by the late arrivals from
France, an elegant assortment of
Paper-hangi.n4 Borders and
Designs;
From the first Manufactory in Paris—
They w.s;. likewise to inf«rm their customers,
that t c season is 1; t vet too far advanced, foe
IJa|)".'i;ie; - and R.IiLLiot will be responsible,
lied t]ie workmanship done by him, shall be to
lite en ployef'a gatislactton.
November 23._________ d
SHOT.
R tons Patent ck,t.assorted from AtoTJo<.,
6 ¦' boxe* White Cod Fish,
lOpipes Corsica Wine—and
5 boxes Chocolate,
;. ow landing from brig Tvger, Farley, from
Btiston, and for sale bv
FITCH HAM.,Je.n.
8), jBow/v'i Wharf,
Nuve mbcr ^!3________ d6t eo4t
~r!UVATETUI ! ION."
Tilt SK whoare dispos? I to receive private
1 stops h'om i.un in Eio'lish Grammar, Com
;..isition, An hruetic.or Geography, he uev.
IV. .illsmwI1 instruct at 1. o'cloek, 01; at
half pa»t b every evening at his Sel.ool.or else
when , if reouu ed
>0'.er>iber ,'e 'aw4lt
By
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
From our. Correspondent. ____^^
Washington, November 21. \
Proceedings this day.
On motion of Mr. Crowninshield, Resolv.
ed. That the clerk of the house of repre-
sentatives furnish the respective standing
committees with such maps as may be re-
quired by the said committees.
On motion of Mr. Newton, Ordered, That
)f the standing committees be furnished
by the clerk with Gaydon's Digest of the
taws of the United States. __?,
Mr. Clopton, from the committee of re-
did unfinished business, made a report
in part, which was ordered to be printed.
The house went into committee of the
•.••hole on the report of the committee to
1 was referred the petition of Sir James
. The report of the committee concludes
Willie added to our tale To-Morruvi, at \2
o'ch ci,
207 b'gs Coffee, entitled to drawback on
exportation, at 60 days credit,
60 bale* Cotton,
a sett of Old S «ils, " c
Van WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs.
November 23
Prime Upland Cotton, Russia
Shei titiprs arid Duck, he. &c.
60 bales Fritne Upland Cotto*i in shipping
order.
400 pieces Russia Sheetings, "| t)t^
20 do- do Diuk. h s» quality ! ; _.
2 cases Benprt'l Indigo do. j> __ jjl
9 piped Reai Cognac Brandy, f 7, ft.
50U pi.-ces Blue Nankins, J v o
ISO bbls. Boston No. 1, and 2, Beef,
Xi'.i boxes Mould Candles,
20 do. Spermaceti do.
10 r.h -sts Hyson '1'ea,
20 tons Bar Iron.
For Sale hv
COMB: p. WILLIAMS,
November 26. eo8t
r -r V\ ebster
REsrECTrtri.LY irtfeirm tin Public, by de
sire of several friends, he wi.ll give a CON
Ci;UT on Priuay Evening, the 4th t.f Decem-
ber, at the Fountain Irn : Particulars of the
Concert will be expressed in a future advertise
ment Tickets 1 dollar each, to n© had of Mr.
W< bster, Fountain Inn and at Carr's Music-
store .Tl e. words of the Songs to be deliver-
ed at the door, gratis.
November '-3_______ d4t
BIMEtsTO.
2000 weight Jamaica Pimento ofexceHen1-
quality, just received per sloop Industry from
New York, for Male bv
JOHN SPERKY,
SS, Smith's Wharf.
November 23. d4t
In Baltimore County Court,
November 1st, 1807
On Application to the judges if the said
County Court, b) petition in writing of WM.
"UMi'N. o said county, praying tnc ben:',
h of .li. act for the relief ot sunm-y insol-
vent debtors, on the t> rais mentioned in said
at; a schedule ef his property, and a list
,1!' his creditors on oath, as far as be can
ascertain them, as directed by the said act,
bi nig; annexed to his petition, and that tlm
said cotitity court, being natisfied by compi;
lent teHtuT.ohi, that the stud William Suntan,
bus resided the two nrecedini;- years with-
in the state of Maryland, prior to the pas
etge of the said act, and the said William
Sttman, at the time of presenting bis petition
as aforesaid, having produced to the said
our;, the assent in writing of so many of
his rcditors as have due to them the amount
of two-thirds ol tnp debts due by him at the
tune of passing tbe said act
It is thereupon adjudged and ordered by
the said court; tint.lie said William Suntan
(by causing a copy of tui* order to be insert-
ed ,in someone of he newspapers in tne City
of Baltirhore, every itbe* day for 3 mouths,
successively, before the twentv-ninth day
of Match niext) >,\ve notice to his creditors to
.ippear before the said county court, at the
' oiirt House, in the said county, at ;0 o'clock
in ttie toren on ofthe said ^9th iaj of March
next, for the purpose of recommouding a
fustec. for their benefit, on the said Wil'iam
Su nan.then andthere taking the oath by said
act preseribed for delivnring up his property 1
Signed per order.
WM GIB-ON, Clerk
November 23. fo m
Notice.
The subset!bei is-under tb* painful neces-
sity el givihg notice to his creditors, of his
intention to apply to Baltimore roumy court,
at its next session, or in its recrs, to one of
tbe judges thereof, for the benefit ol the in.
solvent laws of this state.
JOHN BAXI.EY.
Sept 24. eoJm
TLX-; WKiilKG, tlovemHer 53,
Wid he presentee, a cel<>brafed Tragedy,
uever perfe'rmed In re. called
Gustavus Vasa ; Or,
0 E LIVK RER'OF filj CO UN r/tT.
To widen will be added, a Furc'ei called
1 he Soldier's Return.
BOX, One Dollar—PIT, Three Fourths of
a Dollar i
Novemoer 23.
The Subscriber
ts compelled to riotily bis Creditors, that
after two years laborious experiment, he finds
it impossible to Satisfy fully toe var ojm claims
of his old concern against him j and he, there-
fore is necessitated to resort to the actofa
bly for insolvent relief, by application to the
judges of Baltimore county court, or to one
of ibe judges thereof in ihe recess of the
court S. VVTLMiiR. .
Jgovcmbey 3. eo.!m
Order of the Orphans"
Court of Baltimore County.
THIS is to give notice, that the Suhsi'tib-ig
of the city of Baltimore, have obtained from
the orplians com t of Baltimore county, in Ma
rytand letters testamentary on the personal
estate of William Evans, lat. of Ba'timore
deceased All personsbavingclani.s, agjainst
the said deceased, are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
Win. G-.vynn, [ihe subscriber] at his Office,
in CJiathajn-street, in th«! citj of Bal
at or before the firs' day of June next, tiny
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of .the said est»tc And all,persons in-
debted to tbe said" decased, are required to
make pa merit to the saicl William, Gwinn,
on or before the thirtieth day of December
next, otherwise suits must be commenced
against tliem, by order of the orphan's court
aforesaid.
G' 1 eti under our hands this twenty-third day
oi November, 1807.
JAMES STEWART _)
WIt.LlA.M LORMANA Es'ia.
WlULJAM GVYVNN, 3
(Cr 'Me Editors (>f the National Intclligen,
cer and the Washington eleralist are requested
to insert the above advertttemertt ih their resfiec-
tivepipers twice a weer. tor sis weeks.
November V3 _______2awSw
By Order of the Orphan's
COUllT OF TiAI.I'IMlHE COUNTY.
.", ON the 10th day ol Tecember next, at 10
o'e e.k in the forenoon, on the 'ana of the late
Nicholas Hopkins, (tec ab tit 6 miles from Bal-
timore, 'rear Govune's-town, will he exposed
to public sale, ab the personal property of the
decta.-ed, consisting ol Negroes, Furniture,
Horses, Horned Cattle, Sheep, Hogs wag
gen Cart, ,\c. &c Terms to lie made k.iown
at the ti.ne of sale.
MARY HOPKINS, AJ.n'x
November 23 eo6tf
For Sale
An eluo/vnt Saddle HOHSF,.
For particulars, Impure at this Office,
November
James River 'tobacco-,
40 ho Is.' prime quality, (low landing frrtftji
the sloop Maria, troiu Richmond.—Forsaleby
JOHN GODDARU.
Nov. 4. d
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, GOoB
Printing Ink,
In small Kegs.
November 18___________________________d
Cm- I'arine ship fo nied.
T1IK subscribers infirm tbepuhhc that they*
have formed a connection in business at Balti-
more, under the firm of NathanIM. SaI,-.
toksi'Mi. icily MadeiraW'ne.
A lew- quarter casks London particular Ma-
rine, three years old, and of suj..:aor
q.r iiity
Nov 19-_________' cUt
>.t. Mary'sCollege.
Gil AND LOTTERY, BALTIMORE,
Authoris:.! bv »n act ot tlie general assembly,
of he state bf'Mahlahd 1 the scheme of
which Lottery is the mostbr Riant ever of-
fered to the citizens of ttn Unite _ States,
containing, besides a large number of other
valuable prizes;
in iii, oi
do. of
do. of
do. of
do. "of
do. of
30,'vbO dollars}
15,000
10,000
5,000
1,500
1,000
21
d4t
Pirn ian Li ark, bic
ISO serrons of the very first ipiality PE
RUVI N b VKK, ami aquanfly o' Fustic
and Nicaragua V\ o d. or sale bv
Gi'-O Si. LEM. .. A:F1 LD.
November 21. d4t oo4t
and '.'oat Skins,
j- Diamond', W- Mmfion,
Coarse Salt
Received per the b 3
masterJroiu the Z;: this office.
Nov
8000 bushels'Salt.
700 Gout Skins. For sale bv
COUNTHW^Ll U YARNAI.L,
80, Bowly's wharf
Uth mo 17. dlOi
G. F. & J Lindenberger,
No- 209, Battimoie-strett, opposite the Indian
^ueen Tttverh,
Have imported in the Othello, Canawa, and
Fame, from Liverpool, a complete assort.
ment of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADLF.RY,
BRASS, and J '.PANNED WARS,
&C *C.
Among which are.
Anvils and Vices,
Spades and SboV' Is,
Flat Point line drawn Nails,
Patent Shot, assorted,
White Lead, in Oil, in kegs of 28 and 14
lb
Seine Tiwne, in cusks of 250 lb- each,
Hilling Hoes,
Iron Wire,
Guns, in cases.
vVhich are offered for sale, on accommo-
dating terms
Septameer 7. d.
JOHN &PERRY.
55. South'* Wharf,.
HAS received per ship Mermaid, Cap, Pol
lard from Tenuincen, and oilers for sale,
4 cases P atillas Uoyales,
3 d» Listadoes,
4 do Kstopiilas, Units and Claires,
2 do Brown Hollands _,
Also, from Philadelphia,
13 bales Piece Goods, consisting of Sawns,
Marmoodys,Sannahs,Gurrahs,6merties, Cus-
tas Cossas and Car. edaries
The wholeof the above entitled to drawback
November 19. ____.
George C, Muller,
Two doors be ow the Custom tJuiise.
Has received by the late airivs from Ton-
ningen and Amsterdam,
265 packages German Lin-
ens,
Consisting of
PlitillasRoyales
Bretagties
Estopillas Unies
Creas
Powtits, whole and half pieces
Listadues
Checks no. Sand Book Checks
Cliecks and Stripes
Arables
Hessians
Brown Rolls
Osnabufgs and Ticklenburgs
Burlaps
White Flaxen, &c.
-on Hand,
Blue Guineas, Dutch Cdicoes, Muslins,
Harlem Stripes, Dutch Shirting Linen, Ta-
lade 1 ln< n, Met at rtails for
sheattiifg, Jir, Cases, Li^tiof Gases, Hollow
Dutch Ha" ¦ e , B t.
28. dim
Ahd not two bl nks.to aprize. The scheme
contains 21$ to tick ts. lOjO'OO of which are
actually sold to a eempauy of gentlemen in
fii'w-Ynt'k, to wh. .111 the managershave obligate
ed theniselv s to commence, the drawing on
THURSDAY, th, 31st day ,/ December next.
To draw 500 tic!.-, ts per day, and four dsyi
drawing in every week, making 20U0 tickets
drawn per week, wheh will complete the
drawing n less than eleven weeks.
1 ICKlfH & SUA ES are now telling in
a variety of numbers, at ten dollars each, »t
W AIT E's
TR ULT FOR I Ufcd TE
OFFICE, Corner ot MARKET an!>
CHARL i'".S-srREETS,
Baltimore.
Fjrom the rapid sale of the Tickets in every
part of the union, an ad ance will shorth, bo
put on them, of which an advertisement will
soon appear in the public prints
The grandeur of the scheme Ssf the a' 1 ve
lottery, tog ther with an ass ranee from tiie
managers that the lottery will positive!, com-
mence drawing on the ,31st d*jts of DetetnoeT
next, have been a sufficient indui en.ent for tl*
suo-.ciiberstocotne to tin city of taltimoi't ,nr
the express purpose of f cilitntii.i, th- s sh of
tht tickets G. & H. W'.l'lE.
pry One of the above firm wilf personally
attend the drawing daily, to take down the
numbt r'i Correctly, as will also one of theif
clerks Ail , rizes s Id b» G. ¦'-. R. W.aite w 11
br paid b them, and 0 prftlMd hstof all prizel
drawn will be published b> them and delivered
to their customers once a fortnight during thes
drawing. The next New-York Lottery wili
not corninpnce till April he xt
r/iSi.uit '.dventuvers, acedtnpanying their
orders with bank notes of an> iescrijitioh, td
eitlieroi Waite's offices in Ki w-Y.uk or Bal-
timore may have Tickets and Shar s forward-
ed to an,'amount with the utmost punctual-
ity, and the earliest ad ise scut tliein of iheir
success. All prizes sold by G. &. R. V.'aita
will be paid by them.
Oct. 1. d
¦New Hardware Store.
Jtillium Langtry.
No 140, Baltimori-.-s ieeet,
(Next door above Mess's, l,mus,t#niad & Cst
liooi-Sture.J
Informs his Friends and th? public in gene-
ral that he has repivi d per the ships C.mtoii,
Alexander, a d Indian thief
A NEAT AND Gl-.NERAl. ASSOR1MENT OJT
Hardwurt'., Cut lei y. Ur as* Faun*
dry. Japanned Ware, Plated and
Common Saddlery,
With many other articles in the Fanci Line,
the greater pari of which have been particu-
larly selected by himself, and are orlered for
s .le on the lowest terms.
November 15. 6c6t
Richard Norris,
No 1971 2, Market street,
Has just received a complete assortment of the.
netoest patterns,
Sheffield and Plated WARS,
Among which are,
Candlesticks and Branches,
Tea and Coffee Setts complete.
Bread and Fruit Baskets,
Toast Trays,
Mustard Pots and Salts,
Inkstand! and Castors,
Bottle Trays,
E;rg Frames and Fish Knives,
Waiters,
Snuffers and Trays, &c.
November 13. enlit
London Phoenix Fire Oi
Baltimore, Nnveniber 2, lcM7.
The following policies expir. this month
No. 27,;,04vS, 4th Nov. ? Jan b ed V\'i
27'2,t47, 2fth
2?2.0'„J, 7th
n'.ru
27; 05i; 7th
272,052, 18th
27'.:,05.5, 24th
2/2,054,
5 Nor i»j___________
7 Ore t.n- in and Le-
J vereo.\.
Jacob M..ers. /
____________K (ohn Spurrier.
DAVtO STEWART, Agent
N -vember 2. dot eojstD
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SA M AT
bYR \ E's Bookstore,
128, MARKE r-S I'BEET, •¦
A Golleetio of the most
MODERN SONGS,
As Pteig by Mr Webster, In Boston,
York,, an I Baitiitwr*.
i . Nuyc^bcr 16. &
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