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1) I ,Vanum. j SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1807. [Vol. 'XXVII—No. 4221. Sale by Auction. FURNITURE, etc. Cole and J. Bonsai, Auct'rs, Will "f i for *«(* <"> M-OKDAVx 30(A itat. at their W rehouse back of the Union Bank of /and, ("entrance from South Charles- strict, J a variety of" Household, Kitchen, Ik Count-' Wg House &QSNIT&RE. ' amongst which tiff, Sideb arris, Beds, and Beadsteads, a vari- ety of Tabirs, one Squar^ Piasw Forte, Se- ci >-i,iries, Beaureuus, Counting house Desks, &C- 8tC ALSO, One GIG Sc HARNESS, complete. Sale to commence at half past lu o'clock, A. :a. Book Auction TO MOBROrf EVENIhG- Catalogues will be ready to-morrow morn- ing at 9 o'clock. Novennber 26.______________________^_ B^ Virtue of a Decree of the honorable ihe high court of Chancery, will be sold, Monday the 1st day of Decem- ber next, (if fair, if not the next fair day,) between the hours of one and two o'clock, at M'Gov's Tavern, (known by the name of Spurrier's) on Elk Ridge, the following Tracts or parts of Tracts of LAND, lying in Anne (rtmdle county, formerly the pro • perty of the lite William Hammond. «f ' the citv of Annapolis, deceased, and mort- gaged by him to the late Joseph Clarke, viz : Addition to Champion Forret, The Vice, one undivided seventh part of two third parts 01 a Tract of (.ami called Support The above Lands are so weil known that they need no discription They are orth the attention of any person disposed to vest his money in real property. A plat of them may be seen at the office of the>subscriber, No. 17, South Gay-street The terms of sale are, 1-8 of the purchase money to be paid on the ratification of the sales by the chancellor, and the residue in 9, 12 and 18 months, from the day of sale, the whole to bear interest until paid The pur- chaser to give bond with security for the pur- chase money, no conveyance to be made un- til the whole of toe purchase money is paid. SL. CHASE, Jun Trustee. November ->6.________ f'° Kichard Norns ' Sas receive:! per shits Canawa, and Diana from Liverpool, and now opening at No 1971-2, Market-street, A general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery & Saddlery, Which will be sold to country merchants and others, wholesale and retail low for cash •*r notes in town. Also, per ship Six Sistersfrom Bristol, Seine and Sail Twine, Tin Plates, Iron Wire, assorted No. 7, to 21. Broad Virginia Hoes, Sheet Iron, single double andtrebl, Black and bright Vises, Long- Handle Frying Pans, Spades and Shovels, &.C. November 2._______¦______________d_ To Rent, A WHARF, on Light-street, adjoining the property of Mr Samuel R. Smith ; now in the possession of Mr. Hiram Cochran. .Ap- tly to Mr. Hugh Neilson, or the subscribe*. WASHINGTON VA.N BIBBER. Wanted to Purchase or Hire, A GOOD COOK- October 3___________'____________ d„ "Tieo.-ge Lightner, At his Established TIN AND PEWTER MANUFACTORY, North-street, Oldtwin, near the Haysc des. Informs his friends avid the public gene- rally, that he keeps on hand a large as sortment of the best Manufactured TIN and PEWTER, warranted of the first workman- ship. Country Mer. hatits and others will find it-greatl) to their advantage to call at the Ma nufactory, as ihe prices will be made an object to merchants taking a quantity. Old Copper and 1\f-.vter will betaken in payment lor new, and the highest price given. Also for Sale or £eitt, A small FARM, cbMining about 40acres, lying in Govane's town, opposite the tavern formerly Wept by Mr. J fan Wooden. There, are on this Farm, trw*> convenient Dwelling- Houses. Barn, Smoke House, Spring U.< use, and all other necessary buildings ; 12 acres of Wo dland, and about the same quantity in good Meadow; about 250 Apple -Trees, and aquantilycf other Trait. The whole is under gijod incloSure' and would make a handsome retreat for any gentleman during the summer seasoh. It will be sold on liberal terms, or rented to a good tenant Terms made known byapplpingto GEORGE LIOHTNER. Oct. 31.______________________dt23D Ilenry and Geo. Gassaway, No. 39, Market street, Have just ri ceiled, Flander'h Sheeting, Dowlas, jBuflhpa, Rus- sia St German Diapers, & Green Baize, suit- able tor Carpets?' Which tli; y oiler cheap, by wholesale or retail. N ovemberSo.___________.______„5 8t_ G.F. and J. Lindenb-ergor^ Mo. 200, Baltimore street, opposite the Indian S?ueen Tavern, Have received by the Six Sisters, from Bris- tol, and now landing, Tin in boxes, Anvils and Vi3es, Frying Pans, Spades and Shovels, Single, double and treble Sheet Iron, N ails, of every si?.e, Card and Iron Wire, Breai Virginia Weeding Hoes, &e. &c. Which, with a variety of other goods in the- Hardware Line, will be disposed of on accommodating terms. Sept 26. d ~ To Let, Toe Store arid Dwelling, occupied by John For Boston, «JV~£V\ The regular trading Schooner teSgSSfV SUSAN h WILLIAM, |y'5£3fe-4*^ Tristram I.nee. Master, ^S&ssateMdXj Will sail in 5 days. For freight or passage, apply to the mas- ter on board, or to BUFFUM h GPODKUE, No. 16, Bowiy's wharf. Who have for sale now landing from, said sckr. from Charleston, S. C 52 bales Prime Upland Cotton, 20 casks Patent Shot, assorted. November 7. d3t-eo3t I'or Freight, (To Boston, or any Port Cossti-jays,J Jjf,A, •¦ The Schooner ~%WM£ SALLY & BE i'SEY, >..^S ~(f?J$2l( Isaac Harden, master; USsis A go, d vessel, burthen about 700 biiio Apply to the master on board, at Bowiy's wharf, or to JAMES BRUN'DIGS. 95, Bowiy's wharf. Nevember 27- ' d4t For Fo tdonderry. The fine, fast sailing Brig diamond! William Manion, master; <»i?'2t*fi'*KS« Nearly a ne w vs'.sel, great part of her cargo engaged, and will be dispatched with all conveivent speed. For freight or passage apply to CORNTHWAir & YARNALL, No. 83, Bowiy's wharf. 11th mo. 27th__________•_________d For Boston The schooner, GORHAM LOVELL, Jesse Lewis Master, A regular Packet, h»s a part of her cargo engaged, and will sail in a few days. For freight or passage, having very good accommodations, apply to the master on board, at Bo-wiey's-wharf, or to, CHARLES COFFIN, No. 13 said wharf Nov. 27. d4t y—¦----------¦ — ¦¦ ¦ ' * ' '—-'*¦¦' " ¦ — — - - - ¦•¦¦ Sale by Auction. On W'JDXESDAY Next, The 2d D«c. at 11 o'clock, at Jackson's wharf, Fell's-Point, will be sold, The Ship AUEQNA, Burthen per register 346 tons, a staunch, faithful built vessel, rr^ss carries a lar;:e cargo, is of easy draft of water, sails fast, and is now in complete order to receive a cargo. Her I inventory mav be seen at our auction room, i and the terms made known at the time of sale. And, immediately offer the sale of the above ves- I tel, will be told at Waters's wharf, £ The Schooner ALEXANDER, Burthen about 900 barrels, is ? an excellent vessel, sails fast, t-bjMM* and mav be sent to sea at a trifling e X-pencc. ; VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rt. Nov. 55. For Charleston i-t. Possess! on nm ¦ be had in a few dues. Inquire on the I ogt n, No 66 1 £, Market. (To sail in all next week,) The Schooner AP-Y, *v., j~y%& Captain liva s ,- * Ks- The greater part ot her car- go being being engaged For freight of the re- ma'- .der or luc-atr apply to the master on hoard, Smith' Doek, or to FOULKE&.KARRICK. Who havejor Sale, 200 bags Ccffee, 13 hluls. Sugar, 15 tons Logwood, 7 do. Nicaragua Wood, Hyson & Young Hyson Teas, Sail Twine in bbls.and uxixes, Manufactured Tobacco, 6 Logs Mahoganv. Nov. 25 cllOtf For Sale in New-York, The remarkable fast-Bailing Hamburg Ship CAROLINA, built in Boston of live oak, bur- SS? then 16(1 tons, copper bottom- ed to the bends, well found, in e\ cry respect, carries ten throe pounders, and two swivels. She has two suits of Bails, made of the best Holland Duck. For further information, ap- plyto J. H SCHMIDT, No. 68, Maiden-Lane. November 25 d4t-eo4t For Sale, fre'ght or C'hart r5 i j Thenewand fast faibng Ship |^Mis GRAND SEIGNIOR, Wkwj!. James Snow Master. ,..«j,v,..; ., . Burthen305 tons per register carries about 3500 barrels, is a remarkably . strong faithful built Ship, just off her first voy- age and by competent judg s esteemed a very superior vesiel, ii^w l.in' at Kerr's wharf Fell's-Point. also The veiT fii»P Sh.n GENERAL KN >X, ' *SC Samuel H Gh -vdo muster A strong laitlif.;! b'-jn ar.dve- ry fttSI naibng Ship, about SOOton'f burthen. Lying at Kerr's wharf. Fell's Point, and may bedispatched immediately t pplv to, CORNTHWAir yv Cm ,ll. No. 8;5B-.wiy's-wharf. 11 mo 24th _d For New-York, r-"T - The Market Schooner ¦ iSa^ FRiENDSHrp1; |IW Luther Evans, master ; A r.-'markab e line vessel, with good accommodations for passengers, now loading and expected to sail in a few days, i For freight or passage, apply to the tnsster on j board, at Smith's wharf, or to ISAIAH MANKIN, Who has received by said vessel, 1-CO kegs Ground Ginger, fresh and nice, And 50 barrels Pippin Apples. Also, just received, 2 trunks Pullicat Handkerchiefs, 1 do. Cambric Muslins, assorted, 1 case containing Calicoes, Dimities, Checks Suspenders, &c. A few pi.ces Coarse blus Cloths, adapted to Slop Work, &c, November 19. d For Sale, Freight or Charter, ^ r_- The beautiful fast-sailing Brig- w3j&£$?^V EXCHVNGE, ^.vT.ZOjfi..:^ Josiah Orne, Jun master ; a*"*#**lpl&= A strong well built vessftl, burthen 185 tons «r 150o barrels, in complete order, and may be sent to sea at a trifling ex- pence. Apply to BUFFUM &. G'-OD'-lUE, No. 84, Bowlv's wharf. Who have recrived bv said brig and offer for sale, 150 pieces itussia Sheeting, entitled to drawback, 20 hhds. New-England Rum. November 23 d6t-eo6t For Amsterdam. The Ship RITSON, Captain Brown ; •.,••*¦»>. Having hall' her cargo now on board, may be dispatched in a few days. For freight, apply to ' JAMES BIAYS, Fell's-Point, or, CHARLES B. YOUNG, Broker, 20, Commerce-street. Snpt 15. _________________ d For Freight or Charter, . ^f_'"':N-, The fine tast sailing Brig jrSMSsJ DIAMOND, ^^V--M-.^WL William Manson, master ;. •'~^.*::sT.ai"Se'. Burthen 230 tons or 2500 bar- rels ; about 2 years old ; well found ; is a staunch strong vessel ; will be ready to re- ceive a cargo in a few days, at Kerr's wharf, Fell's Point. For terms apply to CORNTHWAIT K YARNALL, 83, Bowly'- wharf. Who have for sale on board said vessel, 8,001 bushels Isle of May SALT. 11th mo. 17- d i'o; i ...ve.puol, To sail with all convenient speed, J__r The regular Trading Ship «-i^3«TK ABEONA, SftrKKlr Hob:.on, master ¦ "]**%*¦ For freight or passage, ap- ply to the captain on board, at Jackson's whaf, Fell's-Point, or to LORMAN & FULFORD. September 26. d For Havanna, The Schooner MERCHANT, tA constant trader, will sail in ten day?. For freight or passage, having excellent ac- commodations, applv to ROBERT HAMILTON, Who has f/r sale On a credit, 175 boxes of white and brown Havanna Sugars entitled to drawback. Also, 50>0 wt Old Cuba Cofi'ec, and 11 hal." boxes refined Havanna Sugars, fit for family use. November lo. ________ eo William P Mathews Has just received by the Fair American, from London, AN EXTENSIVE StirPLY OT Fresh Drugs aqd Medicine. His stock is now general and extensive, con- sisting of Drugs and Chemicals Glaziers' Diamonds Surgeon'slnstruments Patent Medicines Furniture Glass and Vials Fine Painters' Colours Gold and Silver Leaf Copal and Spt. Var Irishes October 17. U\e Stuffs & fine Fig Blue Genuine Windsor Soap Wash Balls, Teeth Brushes, and A variety of Perfume* Claret Wine, Teas, he. 150 casks Claret Wine, 60 chests H\son, 50 pieces Russia Duck, 50 do Ravens do. . 40 coils Cordage, ; 30 half bbls Beef, 40 casks Red Wine, calculated for the Spanidi Market, and entitled to debenture, 30 casks Copperas, 3o boxes Spermacetia Candles, 100 bDls Shad lately inspected. 20 kegs London Refined Salt l'etre, 60ai lbs. Cassia, 4 casks Spermaceti Oil. For sale by CORNTHWAIT h YARNALL, No 83, Bowiy's wharf. 11th mo. 16.______________________d Imported By the ship George and Albert, captain Joel Vic- kers, from Tonningen, White ik. brown Piatillas, ) of superior qua- Dowlas and Casserillos, j hty, 1000 oval Demijohns, (The above entitled to drawback.) And by the late arrival* in Philadelphia from Toraii'.grn, A General Assortment of German Woolen Hosiery. Ghi hand, Bohemia Window Glass, 10 by 12, Tickieuburgs, Kouans, white Rolls, and Checks No 2, 5000 Gunney Baga, For sale by FREDF.RICK C GRAF, Head of Smith's dock. Sept. 22. d Bank of '"altimore, November 6, 1807. Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders that an election for fifteen direction will be held at the Fountain Inn, on Monday the 7th day of December next, at nine o'clock in the morning and continue until 3 o'clock in the afternoon. By order of the board. JAMES COX, Cashier. N. B. By act of incorporation five of the prescet directors are not eligible for the next vear. November 6 dt7thXJ REMOVAL. Henry £«f hindenber er Have removed to No. 200 1-2, Baltimore. Mr. Webster premise! Noven.1 d4t street. Who offer to Kent the Store & Cel- lar, No. 04, opposite the Indian Queen Ta- vern, with a convenient Warehouse if re- el '.red August 26. d Hager's-Town Bank. George Price, of the city of Baltimore, is autii irised to receive the instalment of two I Dollars a SiTare, due on each share of the Stock of the Hager'stown Bank, on the 1st Monday of Decembel next, from the Stock- holders residing in Baltimore. By an O.der of the Board of Directors, Stockholders may pay up any sum, not ex- ceeding 25 dollars on each share, including instalments already made, on whieluhey will be entitled to a dividend from the time of pay- ment N. ROCHESTER, President. November 13 dtlml) G. F. txj Lindenberger, No, 200, Baltinioie-street, opposite the Indian SPueeii Tavern, Have imported in the Othello, Canawn, and Fame, from Liverpool, a complete assort- ment of HARDWARE, CUTLERY. SADLERY, BRASS, and JAPANNED WARE, &C iiC Among which are, 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 Tivvne, in casks of 250 lb. each, H'lling Hoes, Iron Wire, Guns, in cases. Which are offered for sale, on accommo- dating terms. S«ptemoer 7. d Fitch Hall, Jun 81, Uowly's wharf Has received by ship Minerva, fi am Bos- ton, and for sale, 3 tons Patent SHOT from b'B to No 7. 2500 lbs. of Jamaica PIvlENTt), by the sloop Industn, from New-York. November 24. d4t eo4t Fish, Pork, etc. THOMAS MAREAN has just received and offers for sale at No. 9, B-jwly's wharf, 100 bbls. Boston Jjl.y Maekeral, 54 do. Nova ScotU do 12 do Salmon, 16 hhds > Vhite Cod-Fish of superior 118 boxes 5 quality, 50 bbls. N w York Prime Pork, 30 ooxes fresh No. 3 Chocolate. Oh hand, 9,000 lb Martinique Green Coffee, Bordeaux Brandy, Mess, No 1 and 2 Bos- ton Beet, Ground Ginger, tkc November 24. dlt-eo4tt ELLIO i & u No. 7, N Charles street, HAVE received by the tats arrivals from France, an elegant assortment of Paper-hanging Borders and Designs, From the first Manufactory in Paris — They vv^sh likewise to inl'mrm ¦ I,tir customers, that the season is not yet too i'ai advanced for Papering-—and R. Elliot will be responsible that the workmanship done by him, shallbe to the en plover's satisfaction. November 23 _____________________d (Ob LIE 120,600 lbs. of COFFEE, entitled to draw- back ; for sals by ANDREW BOYD, No 3, N. Culvert-street October 30._________*________________d_ Agreeable Present for tiie New Year. Just Published and for sale by Geo. Hill, THE AMERICAN LADiES' POCKH t BOOK, FOtt THE YEAB 18.-8—CONTAINING An Almanac. Ruled pages for memorandums, observa- tions and engagements— also, for accounts of money received, paid or lent, for crery day in the year The Wanderer of Switzerland. Select Poet ry. New and celebrated Songs. A Marketing Table and others. With an Elegant Engraved Frontispiece. Price 75 cents, and in Morocco 125 cents. ALSO, The Gentleman's Annual Pocket Remembrancer, Ear the Tear 1808—Containing, An Almanac. Ruled pages for memorandums, observa- tions, engagements, Si for a cash account. Government of the United States, Execu- tive, Legislative and Judiciary. Departments of Government. General Establishments. Duties oh Goods imported. Correct List of the army and navy. Several useful Tables Sic- Price 75 centa an . in Morocco 125 cents. (Xj;> 15o reams imported sheathing Paper o superior quality. 25 packets solid dee;» Gold Leaf. 1000 books deep Dutch Metal Gold. K'O do do do ;ii:ver. Nov. J4.__________ _ ri5i eul2t sik7T\ 8 tons Patent Sh.>t assorted; from A to No 4, 60 boxes White Cod Fish, 10 pipes Corsica Wine—and 25 boxes Chocolate, Now landing from brig Tyger, Farley, from Boston, and for sale by FITCH HALL,Jun. 81, Sowlfs Wharf, November 2.3. __________dot eu4t Notice. i " Spanish Tobacoo, ; May be had at the Fountain Inn by giv- < qoqr> ,b. *f a very superior qualitv will b* in* one day's notice, either far public orpri. }{ advantageous terms, if immedi- ate parties, Calf Foot Jelly, Currant Ditto, ,.„ j, n^,e at W(>> 21> trtuto*. Lemon Creams, and *¦ [ g^£ November 26. 441*. _ Respectfully "informs the inhabitants of Baf~ and its vicinity, by desire of several Friends, he will give A (,oncet, on Fiday, the itk- December, at the EOUifTAlN INN, PART I. Overture— (I avdn. Song—EmuinchEc.iuic.or Ned of the Hil!$ translated by Miss Owe-.son ; Music, ancient Irish—Mr. Webster. Son;..-—Thou art false as the Zephyrs that Fty—.vlrs. Wilmot—Hewitt. Sii-.for.i — Pleyei. Song, (bydrsire)— The Williow-Mr. Web* ster—Braliam Song—Nobody coming to marry me—Mrs., Wilmot—Cook. Song—The Glasses Sparkle—Mr. Webste* —Geary Full Piece—Gyrove.tz. FaRT IT. Song- [without accompaniments,! --Elleb O'Moore -Mr. Webster Song—The Blind Boy- -Mrs. Wilmot Concerto, on the Violin-Mr. Upfeldt, jun. Song—Softly waft ye southern breezes-* Mr. Webster - Hook. Allepro—Pleye:. Song- Let not rage—Mrs Wilmot- -Dr° Artie. Song, by desire -The Rose—Mr. Webiter —Bray. Finale— Full Orchestra. Doors to open a quarter past six. Concert to commence precisely at seven o'clock. l'ickets to be had of Mr. Webster, at tbe Fountain Inn, Cftrr'i Music Store P.Byrne's Market-stre t, GeoTgd Hill's, ami on thes* »|g'ht ofp.-rthiTiiance. : requested to make immediate payment, to ei* tber of the subscribers. THOMAS HANCOCK. RICHARD NORR1S. Sept 14. d3m Nonce. The St. Andrews Society will meet Hi Peck's Hotel, on Monday the 30th ii stant at half past 18 o'clock, P, M. to elect ofi.ccrs tor the emuing year, aiul fortha transaction of o- ther business A perusal of the 14th i.rtic'e of the constitution is here recommended I'he BubscMption paper wib ccntmue K Mr. Peck's Bar Room, until Friday Evening ;— ftose members therefore who art inclined to dine with the So* ietj on St. Andrew's dayw* requested lo add their Signature!, thereto be- fore that tune. Dinner will be on the Tabl« at 3 o'clock. By order. ANDREW BURT, Se'ry. November 25. d4t