|
Seven Dollars per Annum.]
Sale by Auction.
on -Tuesday,
The 1st September, at 4 o'c/oc" in the afternoon,
iii'll p-i'itively he sold, on the premises on
terms that will be made ii own, at time
of sale,
A three story .Brick Dwelling' HOUSE, on
Market space, No. °5, near the Fish Mar-
ket, with a two story Brick Kitchen. The
above property is well catenated tor a Tavern,
boarding House, or Retail Stove.
VAN WYCK & DORSET, Auct'rs.
August 17.
Sale by Auction,
The subscriber will offer for sole on the premises
till Wednesday 9th September if fair if not the
next f:ir day, at 10 o*e/ock,
A HOUSE k LOT on the Frederick-town
?turnpike .rord, about five miles fr ntli6.
ABRAHAM ENGEL.
August 30. d.tf
Sale by Auction.
Cole & I Bonsai, Aucfrs,
On TfJU, SDAT, the Sd Svpt.will be offered for
sale at our Warehouse back of the Union Bank of
Maryland, (entrance from S'. Charles street, J
t n elegant variety of
Household 8* Kitchen Furni-
ture,
Consisting of
Sideboards,
Bureaus,
Fancv Chairs,
I Settee,
Bedsteads, (mahogany and others)
Coffee and Tea Urns, (elegant)
Sett China,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cabinets,
B .Is, k. he-
Sate to commence at. 10 o'clock.
N B In the. course of the sale, Share in
tha Baltimore Library
August 31. ______
John & James "Roberts,
230, Market stree¦,
H ve just received a1' ' off< r for sale, on reasona-
ble terms,
S boxes 4-4 Irish L no
2 bales superfine
1 bale double mi
seymerea,__________________________
Also,
II bales Flannels,
14 hhds 8c 7 _/> _.. _
7 barrels 5 S°*"i Tlalit>' Sugars,
___August 31. .¦ • _________ d!5t
For any Port in the U. States, ; Brown Havanna Sugar, Ike.
'¦^R?
m
ole terms,
sh L nens "}
•e Cloths, t
niiled Ker \
Entitled to
Draw bad.
A new News- Paper,
£r titled,
THE TIMES,
AND
Republican Monitor,
Will be publised in this city is soon the
iiessary arrangements can tie completed.
;i Prospectus of the work shall be distribut-
ed, declaring the principles of the Editor, and
tha conditions of the publication.
' In our brief abstract of the times,
" Some things we may extenuate,
. " But nothing s_t down in malice."
August 31. '________________d.t§
A Trunk
Containing a few Books and some Women's
Apparel, was lost list night on the Philadel-
phia road, within three miles from Baltimore.
Grateful thanks, or a suitable reward will be
given for returning said Trunk at Mr. Faget's
South Gay-street, No. 4.
<\i""i.st 30. d4-'J
aheriif's bale.
Br virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias from Bal-
timore county court, to me directed, will
be exposed to Puh'ic Sale, on Saturday the
5th dav of September next, at 10 o'clock,
at my office for cash, the following proper,
ty to wit :
Two small Tracts, or Pieces of LAND,
containing 18 aires, lying in North Hundred,
m the upper part of Ba'timore county, about
28 miles from he city, and adjoins the Lands
of Jesse Hoshal ,nd j-hn Coon, late the pro-
perly of Basil Hurst, seized said taken at the
suit of Jacob Taylor, surviving partner of R.
Taylor.
JOHN HUNTER, Sheriff.
August 27.____________d8t
Tennessee Cotton and Country
Bar Iron,
FOR SALE BY
A. KENNEDY St COLHOON.
August 28. eo2w
(To the Eastward would he preferred,J
-^¦JE-V. The Sloop FvCTRESS,
JjAii^jY Captain Allen ;
^XviM.2ia^ Burthen five hundred barrels ;
*K*"HHfii&' freight will be taken low if im-
mediate application is made to the captain on
board at Smith's dock, or to
CORNTUWAIT & YARNALL,
83, Bowly's wharf.
8th mo. 28th.____________________ d
For Sale, <
The fast sailing pilot boat
•_,>--_--tr*- built Schooner
'..•i;!»—2-'}"J5ii"? yohn H ill, master:
Burthen 100 tons, just arrived off her first
voyage ; she is a very complete vessel and may
be sent to sea immediately, For terms, which
will be liberal, apply to
THOMAS TENANT,
Who has received per the laid, vein I and offers
for sale,
327 bags Coffee, f
5 tierces ;:itto. y Entitled to drawback.
5 tons Fustic, j
50 whole, and ~) of a superior qua-
33 half boxes Segars, 5 lity.
Aug;st25__ ______ eo8t
For New-Orleans,
^_L___
ROBOREUS,
Capt. Hall,
<%5_s=fc3W&«* Most of her cargo being en-
gaged, she. will sail in a few days. For freight
or passage, apply to the captain on board, or
WM. TAYLOR.
August 22.__________________eo4'||
For the River Weser or Jade,
Or, (if the Blockade continues, J
FOR TONNINGEN,
. JEtEX The Bremen Brig
_SS«S_ MVKIA,
V'„" ;)'. %Jf Captain G Monsees j
•---r-.-•:'&., Sals under a special British
licence, g-anting her to proceed unmolested
to any neutral port in Europe.
She has a part of her cargo engaged, for
the remainder apply to
G TOPKEN & CO. Or,
D L. THOMAS.
Ship Broker?
For Sale.
Creas a la Morlaix, Checks and Stripes,
homemade Linen, Osnaburgs, licklcnburgs,
White Rods, Russia Duck, 2 an 1 3 h ishel
Bigs, and fine Green West-India Coffee, in
bags—Apoiy to
G. TOPKEN & CO.
August 18. ______ eo
Imp or ted
In the ships Othello and Canawa, from Liver-
pool, and fur sale by
JOHi\ WOO.) -J Co
No 18, Calvcrt-street.
155 packages of COT J'ON .. WOOLEN
GOODS suiuute for the p es. m and ap-
proaphing season. August .9. d
liuftum and Good ate,
No 84, Bowly's wharf,
'Havfor s i'e, men- lanainj frur.i s/onp Hro, cap-
tail Sa ap-on, fom New York,
121 casus superior quality Claret Wine,
90 baskets fine Olive Oil—beth entitled to
drawback.
Ann"from schooner Gorham Lovell,from Boston,
424 reams Wrapping Paper.
August ,.'9. d.ten.t
Hazlehurst, Brothers v,-n Sugar, suitable for refiners,
18 boxes white do.
SO pipes cargo Te leriffe Wine,
21 or. cask3 Sherry Wh e,
3400 lbs. Martinique Coffee,
2 pipes Brandy,
600 pit-c.es Purr Stones,
1300 lbs. Porto Rico Tobacco. For srle by
JOHN RANDALL,
95, Bowiy's wbwf
August 26.______________ d4^
A. and R. Bough an
Wish to d'spose of two Bills of Exchange
on Liverpool, at 60 days for £ 575 Sterling-
They h ive on hand and for sale,
151 hhds. Virginia and Maryland Tobacco,
24 do. Tobacco Stems,
4 do. Lampblack, in pound pap?rs,
110 bbls Herrings,
100 do Turpentine,
!'„.)) bushels Richmond Coal.
July 23.______________'_______________d_
i'or Sale,
50 pipes Lisbon Wine,
4 ditto, ) _ ....
a ¦ > Port ditto,
b qr casks,^ '
4 pipes L P Madeira ditto,
20 bales bottle Corks,
2000 bushels coarse Salt,
6 tlozcn real Morocco Skins,
Which will he sold low for good paper, or
in barter for flour, by
ROBERT BARRY.
Also,
Bills of Exchange on London direct, at 60
da\s sight
August Q5._____________________________
Sugars.
Landing this day at Bowly's wharf from schoo-
ne* Gdina, captain Garland,
75 hhds prime St. Martin's Sugars. For
sale I y A. Si R.jBOLGHAN.
August 22. , d
Notice is hereby given,
That the subscriber haLh assigned all his
Book Debts and Accounts, prior to the 15th
of last month, to Francis I. Mitchell, who
alone is authorised to receive, and inforce pay-
ment thereof. JAMES W. MITCHELL.
August 13.
All persons indebted to said
James W. Mitchell, prior k> the above men-
tioned time, are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to the subscriber.
FRANCIS I. MITCHELL.
Aug.ist_13.__j_______dim
' Notiee7~
JOHN KEhNliDT iSf COX
Have removed their Books of Accounts,
also, those of the late firm of Anthony & John
Kennedy and Co. to the Counting House of
Messrs. -V. Kennedy and Colhoon, No. 1o,
Light-street ; where all person* indebted to
either of the above firms are requested to
make payment, and those who have clajms
agai.ist the same will please harid in their ac-
counts for settlement. July 10. d
BEEF."
100 bbls. Boston, No. I, BEEF, just re
ceived and fiw sale bv
FITCH HALL, Jon.
81, Bowly's-wharf
July 1 _______________________________d_
, Just Received
From Philadelphia, and for sab by GEORGE
HILL,
The most valuable work that has been pre-
sented to the public these ten years.
AN- INQ.-JRY INTO THE NATURE AND EF-
FECTS OF
Hie taper Credit
OF
GRF.AT-HRITAIN.
By H. Thornton, Esquire,
Member if Parliament,
The subjects discussed in the above work
are of a nature s > extremely interesting to
every person at all concerned in Commercial
Transactions or Bank J stiiutions, and correct
information respecting them so difficult to be
obtained, that it cannot fail being read with
profit and pleasure.
The following short prospectus of its import-
ant subjects will give some idea of the nalure
of it, viz.
Commercial credit; paper credit, as arising
out of it; commercial capital; trade by barter ;
money; bills of exchange and notes ; bibs ai d
notes considered as discountable articles; fic-
titious bills or bills of acconinKidat.on ; circu
luting paper ; bank notes j the nature of the
bank ot England; the reason for never greatly
diminishing its notes ; the balance oft: ade ; tpe
course of exchange j error of imagining that
gold can be provided at the time oi actual c.is-
tress ; country banks, their advantages and dis-
advantages ; the tendency of a too great issue
of hank paper to produce an excess of the mar-
ket price above the mint price of golu; the
means by which it creates this excess ; the cir-
cumstances which render it necessaiy that the
bank should impese its own limit on the quan-
tity of its paper ; effect of tlie law against usu-
ry ; proof i f the necessity 01 restricting bank
loans, drawn horn the case of the transier of
capital to foreign countries ; of the influence
of pap. r credit on the price of commodities.
Thefillowing extractJrvm the Ji mtmrg keview
respecting the above work wiilshciv the estima-
tion in which it is heUt in hut ope
Speaking of the suspension of cash pay-
ments at the bank of England, it proceeds to
observe, " Uf all the publications which that
momentous event has occasioned, the mo.-t
valuable, unquestionably, is this of Mr. Thorn-
ton With no ostentatious professions, and
with no admixture of stipe) fluous matter, it
contains the largest portion of new information,
thai has for along time been offered to those
who either for the pleasure of speculation, or
with a view of public life, are engaged in the
researches of political economy."
A iigost 19^_______________________________
Plaister of Paris and Sheath-
ing Botrds.
The subscribers have j'-ist received and of-
fer for saie, a cargo of Plaister Paris, of an
excellent quality.
Also,
. A cargo of long N K Sheathing Boards
Which lliey offer far sale at their Lumber
Yard, on Commerce-street wharf
M FA DON U WALSH-
_ August 28. eo4t _
Bordeaux Wine.
LAFITTE, DUO HE' AND BART HE,
No. 17-, Baltimore street,
Have for sale,
1 box Satin Ribands,
1 case embroidj-red l.eno & Cambric H'kfs
2 boxes Plain Taffetas,
1 do Plaid Silks,
.trunks men's and ladies' Stocki'igs,
bale ^ India Handkerchiefs, fine
1
pat-
Tennessee Company.
A meeting of the Shareholders is required
on the first day of November next, at Me-
chants Hall, in the city of New-York. A
punctual attendance is requested ot every
Shareholder, either in person or by attorney,
on business of tite first importance to tne
company E. JACKSON,
Surviving Trustee.
Middletown, (Con.) .August 24. l»8t
. 1 trunk £ ternaj
1 bx Thr_*d Laces,
1200 pieces Short Nankeens,
200 casks, Bordeaux Claret.
The whole well calculated for the French
and Spanish Market, and cmitlei to deben-
ture.
Also on hand,
By the piece or do_en, an assortment of
plain and figured Ribbons, plain and p ai I
Silk, s Ik and cotton Sto: kfngs, Crapes, Ban-
danoes ; Linen Cambrick ; Cotton and Thread
L ices, Sensliaws, Sewing Silk, S'arsnet, Silk
and Kid Gloves, Laces," Veils, &c. Sec. &c. '
_A"gust 24. ^ eo8t |
A Coachman Wanted
Any person disposed to sell » good Coach
man, who understands jjthe management of
Horses, and can be well recommended, will
hear of a liberal purchaser by applying at this
Office
August 29._______________________d!8t
Mrs. Decourt and Bacouais,
Respectfully inform P rents and Guu-dians,
that their Academy * ill be opened for the
reception of Scholars, on Tu sday the 1st of
September^__________August -'9 dlt
WaiitctX ~~~ 1
One or two Apprentices, to the Wholesale
Hardware Business. Inquire at this Office.
Avgust 26._________ d
Notice. i
The Co partnership of NI 'Hi lLAS DU-
BOI.S & CO is by mutual consent this day
dissolved, those indebted to the firm are re-
quested to in,.ke payment to Fred rick Lin-
denberger n. Co. an I those to whom toe said
firm is indebted are requested to exhibt their
accounts for pavment.
FREDERICK LINDENBERGER & CO.
NICHOL _ DUBOIS.
August 6. ____ d
i o i ;Ct.
A good stand for the Wholesale and Re-
tail Dry Good Business. Immediate pos< s-
sion can he given. Apply at No 49, Balti-
more-street. Jul) 10. eo
Advertisement.
On the 20th day of this month the subscilb.
ertook up as a Stray in Bush-Town, Harford
county, a sorrel MARE, of six years old,
about fourteen and an hull' hands high, in
very good order, a star on her forehead, two
hind feet, some white, her off eye partly a
glass eye, shod all round, and has been work-
ed in gears Tin- owner is requested to prove
properly, pay charges and lake her awav.
JOHN V. L.LI VMS.
Harford connlv, Angus1 V6. d4t$
EDUCATION;.'-
Mrs. Cro mbridge
Most respectfully announces to her friends
and the public, that her academy for the re-
ception of Young Ladies as Boarders or
Day Scholars, will recommence on Monday,
August 31st. where both the useful and or-
namental branches oi Education are particu-
larly attended to.
Mrs. Groomhridgc not only dedicates her
whole tima to the advantage of her pupils,
but is happy in having engaged matters 10 as-
sist her, who excel in their respective pro-
fessions.
Columbia Academy, corner of East and Cal-
\ vert-streets. A.' gist .'8. '____
hix L ems Reward!
RAN away from the S_bscri ier on the ?7'h
inst. an apprentice boy, named WILLIAM
MILLS, about 5 feet 5 iurlies Irg-li, dart hair
walks very erect, ai d has an impeding nt in
his Spoac.h, Whoever w.ll brii g tl e sad boy
home »h_e! be intithdto the above reward and
no charges paid.
ROBERT BENSON
August 28. d4t
The Curious
Are in'ormed that there i3 now to be seen at
Mis. Bickham's, No. 2, North Charles street,
a Young L VDY born without hands, and
with only three toes, on one foot; who is not
so much a subject of wonder and admiration
for her great ingenuity and elegance i> em-
broidering artificial flowers fit tor framing,
a-id in cutting with rich varleti and taste, gen-
tlemen's watch papers, as for the peculiar ti"ii-
city of her disposition and her entertaining
style conversa'ion, diffusing gaiety all around
her ; indeed, her cheerful aud sportively enagg
mg aspect at once dispels those painful sensa-
tions which the deprivation of her lit hs ex-
cites in the sympathising breasts of her visitors,
which give place to the most felicitous im-
pressions, resulting in an admiration of the un-
paralleled good sense and cheerful resignation
of this young Lady to her puculiar lot, which
she has rendered by her persevering industry,
spirit and wisdom, a happiness to herself and
a very instructive and consolatory example to
the world generally, and to her own sex parti
cularlj.
Large flowers, &c. for sale by the you.ig
Lady, at the above plaw-. Admittance, 25
Cents—Children, half price.
August 19._____________________________
Notice.
The partnership of Whitmore and Besore,
late merchants at Chamhersbui-g, is dissolved.
Michael Whitmore carries on the business of
retailing as was heretofore done bj the said
firm. MICHAEv WHITMORE.
August 17. dSt-lawSt
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