The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1806-06-17 00:00:00, page 3

- It appears to me very important,’
that the State should, as {oon as may
be thought proper, establish a pefma
nent Seat of Government. The great
expense, risk and trouble of transport
ing the valuable zecordsiand papers
from place to place—{ome remaining
in one town, and some in another—
create great inconvenience in tran{a&t
ing the'public .bufizefs. Were some
permanent place/fixed upon, suitable
buildings might be (oon ere@ted fuik
cient to accommodate the Depart
ments of State, where all the papers
might be kept in complete order, and
in great security from fire and other
accidents ; and at which place not on
ly the Legiflatute, but the officers of
Government might attend at stated
times: from wlhich there would be de
rived great advantage tgthe State,
as well as convenience to the citizens.
I shall av all times be happy in con
curring with you in such aéts and re
solves as shall appear to be calculated
to promote the welfare and prosperity
of our common country. = . |
‘ - JOHN LANGDON. .
. Hopkinton, June sthi*lßo6s
~ The Couancil is the fame aslatt year’
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Tuespay, JuNE 17, 1806.. -
Maflacre at Cape Francois. o °
Captain Dodgey of ihe schooner Mary.
Ann, who arrived at New-Yoik, in 16 days
from Cgpe Fraficois, states that on the 14th
and 15th of May, a genéral ‘maffacre of all,.
the remaining white inhabitants of Cape
Francois look place, and it was said, gener.
@lly, throughout that part of this ill.fated
island under the dominion of Deflalines,—
The particulars of this. tragical event ate
bricfl; these : ‘ L
Some time previous to the 1 4th'of May,
the greater part of the white French inhabes
itants of Cape Fréacois, were ordered nader
some pretence to a fort about 3 leagues
fiom the town, and there confised. —Oa
the night of the 14th the residue of these
uofortunate people samounting toabout 155,
were {trangled in their beds, by oider of ihe
Emperor ; the blood thisfly villains, not cou
teat with thie, plunged their bayoneisin their
bones—mangling them in a horrid manner.,
‘TChey then plundered the hoafes of thole
upfortunate people, who" had thas fallen
viftims to the avasice and cruelty of the.
black emperer.—On the l%it was ;gpon{
cd at the Cape; that those of the inhabitants, -
who had been sent to the fort, had bcc%;t‘
to death in the most cruel manoper, and.
their dead bodics treated wish ' the ‘greatefly
indigairty, JTu ¥ . ; %
To the Honor of ﬁ@tb Carolinay, .
Be it Roown, that the folioﬁ;ig'i;, ,au,cof"
re&t Lift cf all ‘h‘l‘:‘“;?‘d av&’advenifé‘
in one Ckﬁcﬂgn@t v, ofthe 151 h ult,
May 1. Zanqucbar slaves,, .* 4930
e. zl’_andangoé*ﬁlgroé. - a 1
|- 18. Young negroes, 278 o -
1 _ 15, G’otdcﬁl slaves, .39 %4:
i “&% T Slaves 37 W ¢
" Seven hundred and forly fi¥ugs, expofedto,
Jhale withﬁvrﬂoni"' &‘:‘ yﬁ
. Letitben tap bow ghéir ingénious a=
l:vatice hu%e aiwd nge 18 their de gﬁ
d;ti_om X Thﬂ%' €D Y? 00 A fri no
Jonger able to'glut their #cucfed thurlt
gold,” th?{phv Rruck up @ yad: with the.
Less. The 230" {litgs in the | fbgoé:f 1"
#7c fiom Zadguebar, on the Edftern coaltof
Afﬁt’,«fﬁij g the nltives of tie Geodo,
luses, and Swahjiie uibealt eiug3
A i A M R T T
As it may Be your dete:miination tg
hold but one flisn of the General
Coure the present year, (which would
be a great faviag of expeafé;and very
aelirable, (hoald the, public business
admiceafyit, I Q}iuMimty' dt}}y%ta.
mzation.atithis timefeveral matters)
which appear to'me of ufficient im.-
portance to'claim ):oar attedtion,
‘L'z militia thyough the Su%"ar‘é
making great and laudgble‘;ex&ﬁ,gns ‘
ia their arrangementsand discipline.
Several new Argillery éodip’ad_igé have
bzeen formed, and are (il forming, -
which will be in warit of field pieces 2
there dre none on‘hand: it is. there.
fore neceflary .‘i‘.ta!". a fufficientpumber
thould be procured, and that an ap
propriation (hould besmade for the
purpose. « LT, N s £ 4
According toithe prafent laws; the
{oldiers, who do not appear in the
field agreeable “tot orders, and: with
proper accoutrements, pay'a certain
fine. *lt would be much better this
should be altered in such a manner,
that so much should be paid for non
appearance ; and, in case of appear
ance, so much for each accoutrement
that thould be waating. #
The period, for which one of our
Senators in Congress was ele®ted, will
expire the fourth of March next : of
course another should bz chosen the
present year to fill the vacancy, which
will then take place.
The time will soon arrive, whea the
{enfe of the citizens of this State is to
be taken on the [ubje& of a revision of
the Constitution. It would, in my o
pinion, be 2 happy circum(tance, if it
should be generally agreed to récom
mend 2an alteration of it, so far as_to
have only one session of the Legisla
ture annually, to beholdenat a prop
er season, whenit would be more con
venient for the members to attend a
fufficient length of time to complete:
the public business for the year. this
would be not only a great convea
ience, buta great {aving to the State.
. thuckheficemed by the planters of Maaiitiud,
Lt is 3 folly 10 dwell pon the immorality,
the injultice, the crying fin of this abomios
ble waffic ; but is it vot furprizing that
| avarice {hould be a froager prigciple than
- {elf preservation ? Koow not the inhabitants
. of South Carolina, how many enemics they
'~ are intsoducing into their own bolom ? They
had.coobgh of them before ; why are they
. adding to their pomber. Had any of the
- Germanic Siates thus willingly weakened
+ the military refonrces of the whole, it is
. not ungenerous to fay, that the weuld have
! delerved to have been put under the Bann of
" the Empire, : : -5
' Itviskaown that the conflitution positively
prevenis Coogrels from prohibiting the save
trade, il the year 1808, When that time
- arrives, let the most {clemn and irrevocable
.+ prohibition be put upon it. A law of Con.
‘ grels might prevear it ; but another Con
. grels more corrapr, than they, might poftbly
i %hmgc it. Let it then be placed even be.
| yond their control. Let it be fqlerpg}y en
| geafied into the body of the conilitgtion ite
¢ Jcif, that the {lave trade is to Be no more.
! '[Richmond Enguirer.
! More about Miranda.—ln a Kings.
¢ ton paper of the loth of May, receiv
, ed by the ship Emeline, capt. Mur
{ dock, from Jamaica, we find the fol
i lowing interefling asticle. N. T pap.
. % Kingston, May 10.
¢« Arrived his majelly’s thip Echo,
| captain Mudale, from Aruba. The
i Echo {ailed from Aruba, with the ex-
~pedition undet genetral Miranda, but
- parted from the Leander on the {ame
evening in a squall; and fell to lee-
E ward of Curracoa: she therefore re
- turned to Aruba, and took in a cargo
- of mules for Kinghton. . :
& 1% A veflsl arrived at Aruba dn thé
~ 3d init. and brought intelligence that
- general Miranda had effected a land
g at Porto Cavello ; where the gar
rison, after difchargiig a few guns
doaded with sand, opened the gates of
the city,and received him ; aifo, that
~Carracas was ready to yield in the
dame way, to which province he had
proceeded ; and that the Leander, af
ter debarking the gereral dnd flaff
and 150 soldiers, had returned on the
3oth ult. te Bonaire. :
¢ The Leander, we understand, had
" 70po stand of arms, and 500 barrels
of gun-powder on board.”
st Theforce under the duke of Kent,
mentioned some time since as being
expected in the Welt Indies, is report
.ed to be deltined againlt Carracas and
-t is {fuppofed, witlr good reason, that
Miranda’s -expedition was fitted out
‘upder the auipices of Great Biitain.”
_AccrAvarep Insurr—-Captain
Whaeler, of the brig Canicn, who arnived
yeiterday from Savanoah, was detained off
the Hook, two hours aad a hali by the Bsit.
ith thip Leander, afier having twenty-fix
fhor fired at him. Capt. Whitby, 'in the
most insolent and prevoking manner, de
manded moaney for the ihot he had fired 10
bring too the C2nion. This however, was
very properly refuled. N. York pap.
| g ) =i (&} e() e
Weare alfured, fays the Hudson Bee, of
a Wnajority of firm and correét Republicans,
10 the next aflumbly of New-York, agaioft
whom al! the arts of a venal, alpiving aod
é,f‘cbr(u pe faltion will not prc’v.éil. }
_; The Beprefentziion of the State of New-
Yark, in the next Copgrefs will confit of
EéF!I“i%EN Rcpublicans, and (wo federal
ifls 1] [ — 4
The Legislature of this State have
made “¢hoice of the Hon. Nanuwm
Parxer, Efg as Senator in the Con
gress of the United States, in lien of
‘the. Hon. Mr. Prymer, whose time
expires ir‘x"MaYch e, D
Mu. Ezckiel Powers, of Croydon, N, H.
‘during the last {eafon, made upwards of fif
{een hyndred potnds of maple {fugar. His
two sons gathered sap fuofficient for seven
hundred aod thirty povads, and made ii into
. fugdr, in eight davs acd a half.
A solemn & agflicting Providence.
Killed instantly, by iighiening, in his
own houle, on Sunday last, P. M. Mr. Jo.
¢l Keudall; of Dublin aged gg yeais, his_
eldelt {on, aged nearly 16 years, and an el
deibrother of thé said Mr, Kendall, of Ma
son, who was at hjs house oo 2 visit.
The elclinical fluid appesrs fiift 1o have
entered the roof of the boule near the chim
ney ; immediately separated and took sever
al direflions, ruoniog down four of the spars
and posts, which were much I[plit and splin
tered. Thiee of the {pars and pofls were
in froot of the house ; the other spar aad
gp(} in the back part which. poriion of the
- floid killed three persons. The two broth
“ers were fiving near this post, in the lower
room.. The son was in a fcallery conneél
€d with this room, pear an outer door, in
which direltion itappears the fatal floid took,
its courle from the post, killing the son, and’
Rriking the ground aboye a rod from the
door. (Mrs, Kendall, ‘in the scullery near
bet son, was firuck down, bat received no
o material ‘injury, nor any of the rest of the
! family. 3
++ The funeral solemnities were attended on
Taclday by a numerous colleQion of peo
¢ ple.s, An appropriate discourse was deliv
ered-on the occasion, by the Rev, Laban:
; Aiﬂwgnh, of Jaffrey, from Amos 1w 12,
g r. Joel Kendall bas left a bereaved
~ widow andfix {mall children, in undeferib
#abife {orrow, for this [evere stroke of Divine
Wﬁﬁ&cc. The other. Mr. Keadall has
| écfc at'Malon, a bereaved widow and ten
“children, - : ¢ Genln e
b oﬂ“&olemu 1s the watpi& of tbitﬂ;ihin‘
% nce, that we who are alive immedi.
2 tl{}:ieparc to meet ousr God.
{1; W v Keene paper 7th inflant,
: ol "'Q'!'- T e
% Q learn, Ihat two lﬁ)‘ie%immen were
killed .by .Jighiening, in Lebenon, ( Fork
?Csﬁty |on Sunday the Bth inil, They were
“bath la.ooz house, tho in fegs%gﬁ'- rOOms,.
American Indeﬁendmce.\
‘THE Republican citizens of
this and the adjacent towns, who are
desirous of celebrating the Anniver
sary of American Independence at
Jeffarfon Hall, on the fourth” day of
Jaly next, are refpe&fully informed
that a subscription for that purpose is
open, at Mr. E. WentworTa’s store,
where any person wishing to join in
‘the above celebration, may have an
opportunity .of subscribing thereto.
~ ' CoMMUNICATION:
On Wednejday last, the firft Militia
company under the orders of Capt. John
B .Hill, made a public appearance for
‘the firfd time this season. They went
through many differnt evolttions and ina
nocvers awith regularity and precision.
The fifth company of Militia command
el by Gapt. Abner Blafdel, jr. publitly
appeared for the firf} time, on T hurfday
lafl—confidering the /hort [pace of time
Since this company has been organized
they performed the military evolutions
awith an unexpelled regularity, such as did
honor 1o both officers and soldiers.
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ﬁ: | m 3 <SB s e &
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3 ZETES
Irefb Drugs and Medicines.
Fast recsived by the [bip Galen, from
. . London, and for [ale by
fOSTAH DWIGHT,
ai bis shop in Portfinouth, a large dnd
general assortment of Drugs and
Medicines, Patent Medicines,
.. &c. Awmong which are
Aq. Fort. Dup. “{Sal. Abfynth. -
— Huogar, ’ — Polychrift.
iy -— Y.Sill'l. — Glaub. :
g TV Ted Seday
e e A
S"‘i"m,fl e Spt. Sal. Ammon. {
b ) — lart.
kg A 4 — Nitri. dulc.
Cort. Angus, R
— Cafcaril, Vie. Gulo.
Crem. Tart. TR
Rlar. Beaeoi Fart. Em.et. |
e qulam . Uva. Urfi
i Sak h‘:i"(' ‘Ba!fam Hmzey'
, iit Bateman’s Drops
Sl ;ZlﬂC-. P“‘.'.ﬂl Of\
Fol. Digital. e
8 Cephalic Snuff
et R Court Plaflter
Gum. Ammon Gute, | 7 a¢ :
s+ Gatban, Calst. 15205 Peppermint,
Kermes Mincral, |Godfrey’s Cordial
Manna Walkev's Jeioit drops
Pix. Burgind. Lockyes’s pills. i
Rad. Jalap. pulv. tha;'on’s _Jf‘u’%‘ 4
Rad. Ipecac.pulv.| dice Bitters 1
. Nalotiag. |=s SR Sgoment
Likewife—Gally Pots, ivory
Syringes, Tecth and Fleth Brushes,
Nipple Shells, Dreaft Pipes, Sucking
Bottles, Bed Urinals, graduated Mea
sures, Smelling Bottles, pint and balf
pint pewter Syringes, Wath Balls,
Windsor Soap, Lancets and Lancet
Cases, Bolus Knives, Phials, Spring
and common key’d Tooth Inﬁru-{
ments, Lancet pointed Trocars and
Cdnula, Amputdting Ynflruments,&c.
Portsmouth, Fune 17, 1806.
Just receievd and for sale at |
CHADWICK’s
Slore Spring-Hill, an additional and ex
tenfrve assortment of e
B ROCERIES,
by wholeyale or retasl as cheap as can be
- parchafed at any flore in town,
" for cash or approved credit— ‘
Among awhich are
A few pipes French Brandy
Hollands Gin ; Ram. "~ =
~ Qr. catks Malaga Wine. -« .-
- Loadon brown Stout; W. I. Shrub.
- Strong Deer. T
20 pheﬂs Hyfoh," h_;cmr;r?' ik
Young Hyfon, § 4o =
* Hyfon Skin, £22:4°
| Souchong and PB,
- «Bohea pirsi @9"35 :
- Loaf Sugar ; Bbls. brown do. ©
W. I. and Georgia Cotton.
€offee ; Fig Tobacco. ;
| ,Havaﬁrf'é;Seg'ars ; Cask Raisins,
Box ditto ; Turkey Figs.
shell’d and unfhel’d Almonds.
- . N°® vand 2 Chocolate ; Pepper, -
Pimento ; Caflia’; Mustards. &
Alum; Copperas. e
Qr. eafks Gun Powder. it 4
4 Patent Shott of 41l sizes,
} Sp?ﬁﬂx,' s R R
L 5B nif@?loat} INDIGO., =
WE L L N
. Bozes Pipes, cont’ng 8 groce éachs
Elliot’s Snuff. " * L@ e T
4 &F‘to? Lcmomang*(%x%ag'&s T
- Wiiting and wrapping ‘Paper,
. Gentlemens’ whité top and Suwar
i *&Wygoogs,g{ui;gféf‘and boy’s Shoes.
%ﬁ es; &c. 8&.& e io T
* Together with all other articles u
| foally kept i that lisie. o Jume vy
Mr. & Mrs: Downie’s Benefit:
NEW COMEDY, NEVER PERFORMED HERE,
THE LAST WEEK BUT ONE THIS SEASON.
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THEATRE PORTSMOUTH
On Wednesday evening, June 18, *
R e ?
Will be presented for the Sfirf time in
Portsmouth, and for this night only,
a@ much admired new Comedy
in five alls called
HEARTS OF OAK ;
. OR PHEY
HUSBAND RESTORED.
WRITTEN BY J. TILL ALLINGHAM, ESQs
Performed at th: Theatre Drury Lén_e,
London, awith great [uccsfs, and at the
Boston and New-Zurk Theatres,
with unbounded applause.
POR CHARACTERS SEE BILLS,
In the course of the Comedy by desire
and for this night only, a new
; song called ; .
THE WIFE’s FAREWELL ;
Or No my Love No. -
BY MRS. DARLEY.
iN THE CQURSE OF THE EVENING, Sy
My Granny’sadvice to thelair
Oex 3 or
A poor old Woman of Eighty ;
PLRSONIFIFD BY MR DOWNIE.
DBetavsen the Play and Afterpiece an In
, terlyde. in one all, called the
OLD SOLDIER &'the BANDITTI,
.y~ ORVTHE: ¢t
RESCUE OF INNOGTENCE,
NEVER PERFORMED HERE,
To awbich awill be added a laughable Ens.
lertainment in saws acls, called the v
MOCK DOCTOR;
crat ST R e 4
DUMB LADY CURED.
To conclude with the good old song,
Four and Twenty Fiddlers ;
Mond o LAY MR DOYNRE. eW,
Tickets 75 cents each, to be had on
the days of performance { Mopadays,
Wednesdays, aud Fridays) at Capt.
Whidden’s. Doorstobe opened at £
past 6, and the curtain to sife at half
palt 7 o’clock precisely, A
50 Dollars Reward !
DESER"”?D trom this post on
the 19ih uit. Fobn Chawberiain,
Lot Cady, and Timothy Hill, privates of
the United States regiment of Artil
lerifts; Chamberlain is twenty two
years of age, five feet teninches high,
pray eyes, black hair, dark complex
ton, ‘was born in Ratland, (Mass.) and
is by trade a wheelright. |
Cady is twenty four years of ags,
five fzet seven inches high, grey eyes,
brown hair, light complexion, and
was born in Rowe, (Mass.) . _
Hiil is twenty years of age, five feet
(ix inches high, dark eyes, dark hair,
dark complexion ; and was born in
Brookfield, (Mass ) Also, on or a
bout the Ilt infk. Sergeant Daniel
ERoundye and piivare Zebediah Farrar,
who avers fenl in pirfuit of the absvemen
tinned deféerters. Roundye'is twenty
frve yeai's of age, fix feet oneinch high,
blle eyes, brown hair, light compiex
iony by trade a tin plate worker, and
was born in Belchet, (Mass.) . Far
rer is twenty eight. years of age, five
feet fix inches higli, blue eyes, brown
hair, light complexion, and was born
in Shirley, (N})afs.)«-—'-Whéevei' ‘will
apprehend the said deserters and se
cure them in any jail; or deliver them
ik ® ... s : S
to any military officer of the United
States service, shall receive the above
reward,.or ten dollars for either of
them, and all neceflary charges.
LEZAIAS PREBLE, Licut. Artls.
« 1. Contmanding.
‘Fort Conflitution, June 14, wß_‘s6”_
Flour, Iron & Teas. .
Ty . g 3 A
150 Bbls'freth FLOUR ;
5o Chelts TEA, different kinds ;
8 Tons {quare and fIatIRON;
" 10 BalessCOTTON.—fer . sale by
WALDRON & HOLMAN.:
L Portsmouth, June 17.
Robert Davis® Estate.
WE the subscribers being ap
: pointed commifioners, by
the Hon: Nathaniel ‘Rogers,: Efg.
‘Judge of Probate for' the ccunty .of
Rockingham and state of New hamp
fhire, to teceive "and examiné the
‘claims of the creditors against the
estate of ROBERT "DAVIS, late of
- Cheller, in {aid county, husbandman,
deceased represented-insolvent, undér
the adminifttation, of Mary Davis—
and fix months being allowed by the.
said Judge, for the ereditors 1o bring.
in and fipport their: claims" against,
“said, estate—All persons havisg de
mands. against said Estate, are bereby
netified that we will attend upon said
* business; av the'houfe of the said ‘Ma. .
_ry Davis, ‘on' the third Monday of
- June next,'and onthe third" Mondays
of the' five following® meonths, from
three to fix-of the clock in the afters
BOOD: . & B LFETE £
WILLIAM BROWN, * 3" Com-
JAMES QUGHTENON, ¢ mifbns_
ROBERT GORDON,: ¥ ers
Chfer, May 2k, &~ "5 Vg *
¢ NOTICE
'THE partnership of LADD and
% HOLMES is dissolved by mutn
al consent.—All persons indebted to
said firm or having demands on them,
are requzfted to apply for settlement
to. Daniel Ladd, who will continue tha
bulinefs as heretofore. |, =
\ DANIEL. LADD, _.
l LEMUEL HOLMES.
Por{ﬁziauib, Fune 17. L
Writing Paper:
Fuft received at the Bask fiore of
Thomas & Tappan,
AN excellent aficrtment of
Writing paper, of various qual
ities; which will be fold very low, by
the redm or less quantity.—Also, &
coafigriment of Demy printing Papery
‘dnd great additions to' their former:
flock .of PAPER + HANGINGS,
-which come charged as low as_uftal.
| . Amgfkeig Bridgg. ;e
THE proprietors of | Fm'_c‘}_‘ﬂ;eig;
.= Bridg a are hereby notified, that,
{their annual meeting will:be held at
thie house of Fonathan P(%M&Efqm
Portsmouth, on the firl Taelday of.
July next, at ten.o’clock i - (%e fore-.
“noony at which timeand. pacfai a
. pundtual artendance is requelted.;
NATH'v. ADAMS, Prop'rs Clerke
0 Yume 14550 ok i
LL perfops’ who.baye any des
| .A.@mwgamﬁw &3,: otr | %
JENNESS, late of Rye, déceafed aré
re@ueﬁegt@pmke::ttht ﬁtb%fub
- ed to said ch%eaMﬂ .on to m?l;i‘
- {cribers for paymené; and allind
immedise payment. <
DAVIDLOCKE, } 5o - .
L Ny e
. ANNASJENNESS.f < o
. RysMay 135 1806: 2 .
Store No. 8, Markat f3reeet, a pleasing
: ' . variely of : 45
Fashionable; Fancy and Staple
GOODS::
L v 4 Y
which will be fold cheap for cath, or
{hort apprdved_ credit. zane - A
. (I, T
‘One Fire proof Brick
STORE, very commodious and an
excellent stand for bufivels,— 4. —
Two Brick HOUSES, exiremely
pleasant and well fivithed; having good
Cellars with arches in cach,—a/o—a
convenient Yaird, &c. &c. The rent
will be mOde?ate,—-Eriqrqire of the own
oy ol o NCMINTIRE. -
Daniel P. Drowne;
k-% . ko e
. Gold and Silver-finith
C’angrgﬁﬁreet, obpofite the court-house.
_ Portfmbuih. June 17.
"T'HE {ubleriber has.
~ ropeneda PUBLIC HOUSE in
Exeter at the place lately occupied by
er.f;. Folloy:, near the Court Houfe—
thole persons who may please ro favor
him with their cultom, may rely on
his utmost exertions to make his Houfea
agreeable. SAM'L ADAMS.
N. B. Four gentlemen can be ac
commodated as constant Boarders.
Exeter, BMay 20th, 1806.
_SALES'AT AUCTION; _
Lor Sale at Publie AuSion
This day onithe premised— |
A' Valuable lot of Lind in Buek.
street fronting on said firect g
feet, and‘*ektct&%‘jﬁg back by !‘m? of
Mr. Abner BlaldeM, Jei' 1" fee, atid
on a free paflage of ‘ff f&ﬁ‘\l@
of Capt. Stevens, S:ﬂf&g fzﬁdclog
where conditions,will be madéknov n.
ALEXANDER EWEN! Aulr;
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"CORNT:
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT
At 11 6 clocks wwill be fold at Lublic Aqg;
tion, on Port/mouth Pier, Ihe cargo of
the [chaoner B.:tfagy, .cw_z/z;/?:'ng of
1 500 buthels of the best Marya
land CORN. ¢
This Corn is warranted to ba of the
belt southern quality, it has run thro?’
a fam and is entirely clear of cobs.——
Conuditions of {ale, cath on delivery.
Auy persons disposed to purchase
at private fule may know the terms
by applying to ;
WASHINGTON PEIRCE,
» No. 3, Portsmouth Pier.
. C. BAYLEY, du&ioncer.
Portsmouth, fune 17, :
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W= (zarland,
Has for faley, No. g Merchant’s Riow,
26 Hhds W. 1. Rum.
+ 11 pipes French & Spanith Brandy:
40 Bbls. N. E. Rum.
18 chelts Hyfon Skin Tea. :
15 ‘do. Scucheng do.
20 do. Hyfon and Y. H. do. .
65 Bbls. Fiour ; Cotton per bag.
Coffee do. Gin per pipe or Bbl.
- Pepper ; Allpice, &c. &e¢. Fune 172
MORE NEW GOODS.
Fuf received and now opening at
- B. SWETT's
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