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Poetical Repertory.
Ybc foltauin, SENNET, Av tie e:Urated Dr.
Aiken, afrfolto GENERAL WASHING
TON, mien Preftent of th United States, will
probably be ple.frig to many of otfr readers. I)r.
Alien is one of the chief eckdadDrs of the London
Monthly Magazine.
POINT of that pyramid, whose solid base,
Rells firmly founded on a nation's trull ;
Which whdQ the gorgeous palace links in dull,
Shall fland fublinie, and fill its ample space.
^ledled Chief of Freemen : —Greater far,
Than kings, whose glittering parts arc fix'd by
birth ;
Nam'd by thy country's voice, for long tried
worth,
Her crown in peace, as once shield in war.
"Deign Washington ! to hear a British Lyre,
That ardent greets t^ee with applaufivt lays,
And to the Patriot Hero, homage pays,
'Oh ! would the Muse inimortal strains inspire—
That high beyond all wreck and Roman fame,
Might soar to times unborn thy purer, nobler,
name. I
Yhe MORALIST —No. 347.
A Wicked perlon is ntfre property an ohje&
of companion than ^f resentment.
Reproof Should not exnauft its power upon
petty failings ; let it watch /diligently ngainft the
incurflons of vice, and Ic/ive foppery and futi
lity to die of themfelvcs. 1
We may give advice, but we cannot give
conduct.
The MEDLEY.—No. 116.
—
THE Lollh Paulina of the prefect dm,, it
Madam Buonaparte, who it is said, on
her own person exhibits gems, diamonds, and
antiques to the value of more than 200,000!,
Reriing. The Philanthropist, who said he ne
ver looked at a lump of Su,r without fancying
that it was spotted with the blood of Negroes,
would fee many Grange images in thole gems.
Provinces desolated, and thousands of families
Graying naked and without bread, would, with
out the assistance of much imagination, occur to
the mind of any one who beheld the gaudy
pageant of the day adorned with the spoils of
ruined nations :—
'' Can all tbefe gems mah pallid Hippe, glow,
"Or in her Rfom Leal th throbs below ?"
THE Rival Queens. — Q/een Buonaparte,
Mod the Queen of Spain are at the top of the
fafhion ; the one for dress, and the other for
equipage. Several people were squeezed to death
crowding to fee the carriage, and several mil
lions were squeezed to the Ifieto procure the dress !
Match this who can ! ! !
The last Portland paper, lays,
"There is a family lately removed from one of the
bach towns, to the cafttuurd, of wbleb the following
' are remarkable faffs. The family conffts of the
bufoand, the wife, and nineteen children, the eldf of
•which children is but fourteen years old. The wo
man bad nine fair of twins, and at the other birth
but one child. She is fill young, and for aught we
know, bids as fair as ever to have nineteen more.—
We are told that in consequence of the commendable
Jocundity of bis wife, t^c. the man has received pre
fects of two or three hundred acres of land, on to
which bi has removed. May God blrfs him.
Almost tip to the bub !.
A NeW-HaVen paper fays, “ The wife of
Mr. Edmond Bradley, of Eafl-Haven, was de
livered of three living children on the 12th ult.
She had niue children at four births, three pair
of twins, two pair of which were born in the
space of two years and two days, in the whole
she has had 15 children, all born all alive."
A New-London paper fays, A family re
moved from Connecticut in the course of last sum
mer, into the State of New-York, consisting of
a man and his wife, with 17 children, 13 sons
and 4 daughters—the eldest not 9 years old, all
born of the fame woman at 9 births, 2 at a birth
excepting the firft ; all in good health and good
spirits ! ! This is fulfilling the command with a
witnefi ! ! ! ,
MARRIED] — At Bfon, mr. Jfob Vinton,
jun. to miss Eliza 'Gates
At New-York, Jonathan Sprague of Bsfon, to
mifi Ann Winterton, dau. of the late Dr. Winterton.
At Newburyport, Pearson Titcomb to miss Mar
garet Morrill.
At Salen,. Mr. Wm. Hathorne jun. to Miss
Mary Dutch.
At Middleton (Maine) Dr George Whitfield
Sawyer of Topfbam, to miss Polly Killiam.
DIED]---^ Augfburg, "the Advoyer Steigner,
He was one of the mes able and powerful opptfrs
of French tyranny, in Switzerland.
— Berlin, Count Finkenfein, aged 87, the oldfl
Minifler of State, in Europe.
At sea, George Vandeput, Esq. Admiral of
the Blue in the Britiffi Navy and Commander
in chief on the Halifax Ration. He was made
a Captain in ±765 ; a Rear-Admiral in 1793,3
Vice-Admiral in 17,4, and an Admiral in
x 1799.
At Jamaica, John Orr, formerly of Boston, a
native of Scotland —Capt. Charles S. Kennedy,
Cate of Newburyport.
On board the jhip Pertly, at Jamaica, mr. fofoua
Wadfworthfon of Thomas Wadfaosth of Norwich.
At Guadeloupe, Richard Bang of Newbury.
At Newburyport, Mrs. MERIAM CROSS,
aged 61, the amiable comfort of Gen. Ralph Crofi —
- Mrs. Sufannab Leonard, aged 53, wife of Dcßor
William B. Leonard.
=— Newbury, Mrs. Rutb Emery,aged 61, wife
Samuel Emery.
— Hingham, in the 48th year of his age, Deller
JOSHUA BARKER.
— Boston, mrs. Rebecca Gafr, widow of the late
Rev. Tbomas Gair, aged 44 — mr. Jeffc Ffcr,
• aged 44 .
— Kittery-Point, mrs. Joanna Lanfer, LEt. 6B*
At Norwich, Mrs. Matber, aged 23, wife of
Eleazer Mather of Brooklyn.
At Portland,mrs. Hannah Thrasher aged 32,
eonfort of mr. John Thrafher—mrs. Polly Bra
zier aged 26, wife of James Brazier.
At Buxton, suddenly, mr. Joshua Woodman,
aged 77.
Drowned, from on board the Ship Mary-An
ne, on her passage From Boston to St. Sebaftians,
Mn John Lee, son of Col. Wm. R. Lee, of
Marblehead.
Sta,from the Jbip Sally, Dec. 24, in a rnf
tremendous gale, mr. Ebenezer Tucker, of Boson.
^, The obituary of 1799, Will be evet deemed
remarkable as recording tie deaths of the three most
onfiderable charters of three Quarters of the Globe,
viz. In A,a, of the Emperor of China ;in Europe,
of the Pope ; and in American, of Gen. WASH
INGTON.— To the eye of Genius, this fegular
incidence of events we think mtfffo ground
work forfomt and ifrfulnefs.
War Department,
MARCH 12, 1800.
} NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT feperate proposals will be received
at the office of the Secretary of the, Depart
ment of War, until the expiration of the 25th of
July next enfuing,for the supply of all rations,
which may be required for the use of the United
States, from the Ift day"C^ober, 1800, to the
30th day of September, I%o t, both days inelu- ;
five, at the places and withinthe two diftrids
herein afterfirft mentioned ; and allo that se
parate proposals will be received at the said of
fice until the expiration of the 25th day of July
next ensuing, for the Supply of all rations which .
n,gy be required as aforefaid, from the ift day
of Jan. in the year i3ci, to the 31st day of De
;cember in the fame year, both day's inciufive, at ,
the face and within the several Gates herein j
after mentioned, Viz.i
First. Proposals to supply all rations, that may|
be required, at Ofwego; at Niagara; at Pitts- ,
! burg; at Prefqu'ifle ; at Michilimackinac ; at '
Fort Franklin ; at Le Boeuf ; at Cincinnati; at I
Picque town, and Loramies dlores; at F6?t
Wayne ; at. Fort Defiance ; at any place below
Fort Defiance, on the Miami river to Lake
Erie ; at Fort Knox, and Ouatano^on the river
Wabash ; at Maffac; at any place or places on 1
the cift fide of the river Mississippi, above the
mouth of the river Ohio, and open the Illinois
river.-
Second. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required, at any place or places, on the
east fide of the Miffiflippi river, below the mouth
of the river Ohio to the southern boundary of the
Rate of Kentucky and within the said Gate ; at
Knoxville ; at all other posts and places within
the Gate of TenndTee ; at South Weft Point ; at
Tellico Blockhouse : at St Sevens, or other fort
or poll on the rivers Mobile or Tombigby, and
any place or places within the Cherokee boun
daries ; below the southern boundary of the Gate
of Tenneffcc, and within the boundary of the
United States.
Third. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required, at Point-Petre ; at Coleraine ;
at Savannah, and at any other place or places
where troops are or may be Rationed, marched
or recruited within the Gate of Georgia ; at all
forts or Rations on the Oconnee and Alatamaha,
and at all other places in the Creek Nation, within
the limits of the United States, where troops
are or may be Rationed.
Fourth, Proposals to supply all rations th:,t
may be required at Fort Johnson; at Fort Pinck
ney, at Charleston, or at any other place or
places where troops are or may be Rationed,
marched er recruited in the Rate of South Car
oline.
Fifth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at the Fort at Wilmington,
Cape Fear; at Beacon Island, Ocracock ; at
Charlotte ; at Fayetteville ; at Salisbury, or at
any other place or places where troops are or
may be Rationed, marched or recruited in the
Rate of North Carolina.
Sixth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Norfolk, at Portsmouth, at
Kempfville, at Charlotteville, at Winchester, at
Staunton, at Richmond, at Alexandria, at Leef
burg, at Frcderickfburg, at Carterfville, at Ha
per's Ferry, or at any other place or places
where troops are or may be Rationed, marched
or recruited, in the Rate of Virginia.
Severed. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Fort M'Henry, at Baltimore,
at Annapolis, at Frederick town, at Leonard
town, at Hagers town, at Bladenfburg, at George
town, at Eaftown, at the Head of Elk, and at
any other place or places where troops are or
may be Rationed, marcted or recruited within
the limits of the Rate of Maryland.
Eighth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Fort Mifflin, at Philadel
phia, at Darby, at Lancaster, at Wiikefbarre, at
Reading, at Bristol, at York town, at Carlifle,
at Lewiftown (Mifflin county) at Bedford, at
Greenfburg, at Wa(hington, at Eaftown, at
Wilmington, at Christiana, at Dover, or at any
other place or places where troops are or may
be Rationed, marched or recruited within the
limits of the Rates of Pennsylvania & Deleware,
except the ports within the Rate of Pennsylvania,
enumerated in the firft proposals aforefaid.
Ninth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Hackanfac, at Elizabeth
town, at New-Brunswick, at Burlington, at
Woodbury, at Trenton,and at any other place
or places where troops are or may be Rationed,
marched or recruited Within the limits of the
state of Jerfcy.
Tenth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at New-York, at Weft Point,
at Flushing, at H^rlera, at Weft Chester, at
Poughkeepsie, at Kenderhook, at Stillwater at-
Newburg, at Albany, at Conajoharie, at Cherry
Valley, and at any other place or places where
troops are or may be Rationed, marched or re
cruited within the limits of the Rate of New-
York, except the posts within the said Rate en
umerated in the firft proposals aforefaid.
Eleventh. Proposals to supply all rations that
ftiay be required at Hartford; at Hebron, at
New London, at Brooklynn, at Wyndham, at
Litchfield, at Guilford, at New Haven, at Fair
field, at Danbury, at Middletown, and at any
other place or places where troops are or may
be Rationed, marched or recruited within the
limits of the Rate of Conne&icut.
Twelfth. Proposals to supply all tations that
tnay be required at Fort Wolcott, at Brinton's
Point, at Newport, at Providence, and at any
place or places where troops are or may be Ra
tioned, marched or recruited within the limits of
the Rate of Rhode Island.
Thirteenth. Proposals to supply all rations that
may be required at Portland in the Diftrid of
Maine. Glouceftcr, Cape Ann, Salem, Marble
head, Boston; at Springfield, at Uxbridge, and
at any other place or places where troops are
'or may be Rationed, marched or recruited with
in the limits of the Rate of Massachusetts.
Fourteenth. Proposals to supply all rations
that may be required at Portsmouth, at Exeter,
at Windsor, at Bennington, at Rutland, or at
any Fort, place or places, where troops are or
may be Rationed, marched Os Recruited within
the States of New Hampshire and Vermont.
The Ration to be fupplicd, is to consist of the
following articles, viz. Eighteen ounces of
bread Or flour, or when neither tan be obtained,
of one quart of rice, or one and a felf pound of
fifted or boulted indian meal, one pound and a
quarter of frefh beef, of one pound of faked
beef, or three quarters of a pound of faltcd
. Pork, and when frefh meat is issued, salt, at the
rate of two quarts for every hundred rations) ,
soap at the rate of four pounds, arid candles at
the rate of a pound and a half for every hun
dred rations.
It is expected the proposals will also extend to
the supply of rum, wbilkey, or other ardent spir
its at the rate of half a gill per ration, and Vin
egar at the rate of two quarts for every hundred ,
rations. The proposals will fpecify the price of
• the several component parts of the ration,as well
a, those of fubGitutes or alternatives for parts
thereof.
The rations are to he furniffied in such quan
tities as that therp (hall at all times, during the
term of the ptopofed contrasts be Efficient for
the ebnfumjtish of the troop? at Micbiliinack-
inac, Detroit, Niagara and Ofwego, for fix
months in advance, and at each of the other
posts on the weftern waters, for at least three
months in advance, of good and wholesome pro
visions, if the fame ffiall be required. It is also
to be permitted to all and every of the command
ants of fortified places, or posts, to call for at
sea sons when the fame can be transported, or at
any time in case of urgency, such supplies of
like provisions in advance, as in the diferetion
es the commandant shall be deemed proper.—
It is to be underßood that the contractor is to
be at the expense and rifle of issuing the supplies
to the troops, and at all losses, sustained, by the
depredations of an enemy, or by means of the
troops of the United States, shall be paid for at
:the price of the article captured or destroyed,
On the depofitionsof two or more persons of cred
itable characters and the certificate of a com
, missioned officer, ascertaining the circumstances
; of the loss, and the amount of the articles, for
I which compensation shall be claimed.
; The privilege is to be understood to be re
-IServed to the United States of requiring, that
'none of ffie Applies which may be furnifhed un
-1 der any of the proposed contracts shall be issued,
until the ,supplies which have or may be fur
trifhed under contracts now in force have been
xonfumed,and that a supply in advance may be
always required at any of the fixed posts on the
ISea-board or Indian frontiers not exceeding
three months. fc.p.t.fuly 25.]
_JAMES M'HENRY,
On WEDNESDAY the ^h of
May, 1800,
mil be fold, at Abraham Isaac's
Afflien-Room, in Ruck-flre^l,
SEvcral Trunks India Clothing,
—AS FOLLOWS—
^ Gentlemen's striped Summer Coats.
7 do. Silk &Chintz Morning Gowns.
9 do. Spences.
2 Ladies elegant Silk Gowns & Skirts.
2 do. Quitted Silk foort Gowns.
4 do. of other kinds.
2 do. Silk and Cotton.
24 small Childrens Gowns.
3 do. foort waists.
6 pair Mem' Trowfers, feme filk>
60 pair Boy's Jackets and Trowfers.
9 handsome Counterpins.
12 handfonie Chintz Coach Coverings.
2 Matraffe,
12 Inndfome Chair Bottoms.
2 Chintz do. Coverings.
5 Elegant red Quilts.
3 do. Cradel do.
2 Remnants Chintz.
, A number Bolsters and Pillow Cases.
Several Pocket Handkerchiefs,— with
a number of articles of Clothing, too te
dious, to particularize.
N. B, The above to be fold without
any reserve.
Sales to commerce at to o'clock, A M.
Vendue by Adjournment
On TurfAry ZZ< lApril, at 12 0 clock, K. M.
on de P^mifes,
HULL BE SOLD,
A Dwelling HOUSE,
two Tories high, three rooms on a
hoor, and one acre of Land, situate in
Berwick, within half a mile of the land
ing, with a Store, Barn, well of water, and
about 40 fruit Trees, thereon, being the
fame that was lately occupied by Samuel
Bevvies, jun.—The Land is of an excel,
lent quality ; the situation extremely plea
sant and well calculated for a Trader or
Mechanic.
For further particulars apply to said
Bowles, in Portsmouth, or Edward'P.
Hayman, of said Berwick, living near
the premises. April 1800.
Hou/eTotsj-for Sale.
BY virtue of a license from the
Hon. Samuel Tenney, Esquire,
Judge of Probate of Wills, &c.
Will be fold at Public Audion,
on Friday the 2;th of April next, at
10 o'clock, A. M. on the premises :—
Four large commodious House-
LotS, on the fouth fide of Ifiington road,
near Matties hill ; each Lot being about
ninety.two feet in front, and two hun
dred and fifty feet back.
The Conditions will be made favour
able to purchasers, and may be known
by applying to
Thomas Sparhawk.
Portsmouth, March 29, :€oo.
OTICE is hereby
given to the owners of the fol.
lowing PEWS, in the South Meeting
house, that unless the taxes affefled there.
On, are paid to me the Subferiber on or
before the &Bth day of April next ; said
Pews will be fold at Public Vendue to
the highefl bidder, at said Meeting house,
on the said 28th day of April, at $ o'clock
P. M. —to wit —
Ne. ^,for the years ±7,5, '96' '97, ^^ ^^ 99>
Amount of Tax, 28 Dolts. 33^Cent$.
3d, for the years 1797, '9B, and '99,
' Amount of Tax, l 6 Dolls. 33 Cents.
39, fade years 1795, '96, '97, '9B,^ '99,
Amount of Tax, 31 Dolls. 50 Cents.
59, for theyears 1795:96, ’97, *9* and ’99'
Amount of Tax, 26 Dolls*
to, for the years 1795, '96, 97, 98 and 99,
Amount of Tax, 28 Dolls,
And the following Pews in the Gallery, to wit-
No. 67, 63, 69 and ,0 for the year 1794,
2 dollars each,
SOLOMON COTTON, Collector.
Portsmouth, March 22, 1800.
TLOVEOEED.
600 wt. excellent Clover Seed,
FOR SALE BY,
Samuel Hill.
CLOVER-SEED.
A QUANTITY OF
CLOSER - SEED,
FOR SALE BY
Stephen Pearfe,
A' bis Sim+oppofite the Slate.Hou'e,
AXloining SCHOOL,
FOR MISSES,
WILL be opened at the Brick Schorl-
House, the 21st of April. Attendance
—From 6 o'clock till half past 7. —
Price— izf per Quartet.
Amos Tappan.
;Clean FLAX-SEED.
100 bushels clean Flax-Seed, for
Farmers lowing.
, 1,30 do. unclean, for crushing
into Oil.
iCORDAGEofevery description.
Wines and Groceries as usual,
pure as imported, &c. —for sale by
yofeph Champney.
; WHO WANTS,
100,000 of inch-thick Boards &
20,000 Red-Oak, Hhds. Staves,
for which Cafli will be paid on deliv
ery, to be surveyed and delivered at
Portsmouth. Marchaq, 1800.
GARDEN SEEDS?
A frefh assortment of Garden-
Seeds,to be fold by SAMUEL HAVEN,
jun. at bis store in Market-freer.
FRESH Englift and American
GARDEN SEEDS,
Just received, and fafale at
Wm. Stanwood, jr.
Store, Market-facet ;
Where gentlemen in town or country,
can be supplied with those that are goad.
—ALSO—
Engirt &India GOODS
as usual, very cheap for Cafli.
Portsmouth, April , 2, 1800.
Pi/cataqua Bridge.
THE Proprietors are requeu
ed to call at the Outturn House, and
receive the twelfth Dividend of the toll.
Tho's Martin, Treafurch ,
Portsmouth, April 11, 1800.
FOR SALE BY
Matthew S. Marsh,
Russia & Ravens Duck.
Archangel Iron. ^
Herring and Salmon Netts.
Herring Seines.
Sail, Salmon & Herring Twine.
Lines, from 6 threaded to 18
threaded.
Hooks.
Superfine- & common FLOUR.
India SUGAR.
Dry WHITE LEAD^
TEA S.
James rundlet,hasjuft
J received a frefh inpply of Souchong
arid Bohea TEAS, of the firft quality,
4 which being a consignment, will be fold
on the best terms for Cash or short Credit.
PcriJmoutJh ifpril iiyiyoo.
NEW RICE,
TO BE SOLD,
At No. t, Langdon's Wharf, a few calks.
of NEW RICE. Also,
A few bales of excellent COTTON.
By Silas Holman
Portfmoiith, April it, 18co. .
^tVANIEDfor a Brick builds
ing, thefolloiving articles, viz.
120 Thousand Bricks.
ioo half hogsheads of LIME.
A quantity of hewn Stones for
underpining and paving.
do. Pine Timber for flooring and
for the roof.
do. clear Joists, Plank & Boards,
Any person diffofed to contrast for
any of the above articles, are desired to
apply to either of the fubferibers.
'GEORGE GAINS, )_
ELIPHALET LADD, I °
THOMAS THOMPSON,
JOHN GODDARD, I^
MARTIN PARRY,
Portsmouth, April it, 1800.
THE Inhabitants of the town 1
of Portsmouth, are hereby notified
and requeued, to exhibit to the feteamen,
a just and true account upon oath, of
their poles and estates, that are taxable by
the laws of this Rate, on or before the fif
teenth day of May next, and the feled
men will attend upon that bufinels at the
town Hall, io the brick school-house, ev
ery Thursday, from (even to nine o'clock
in the evening until that time.
N. B. Good Encouragement will be
given ton suitable person with a small fa
mily, to dwell at the Peft-boufe—for
terms apply to the fcle&men. Also,
Went adrift sometime last winter, an
old Mast, with some ring bolts in it, and
was part of the old ferry-ways ; whoever
has taken up the fame, and will give no
tice thereof, or bring it to the ferry-ways
in said town, (hall be handsomely reward
ed for their care and trouble, by apply
ingto GEORGE GAINS, ) ,
MOSES kTOODITARD, t
SAM'I HUTCHINGS, }
ELIJAH HALL, 1
SAMUEL DROWNE.)^
Portsmouth, April 5, i&ao.
~o*otaL— ^%p&rfote^ifelttt^^^^ttQttofr^^
NE\V GOODS,
Sign of the L AMB and FLAG,
Al
MARKET-STREET.
Edw d Parry
HAS JUST RECEIVED
An extenfae affurtment of
GOOD S,
Which will be fold at a low advance
by Wholesale & Retail, at his Store in
Market-Street, for Cft or fort
approved Credit ;
CONSISTING OF
THE best London fu
perfine Broad Cloths of the most
fashionable colours ; Queens Cloths and
foperfine Bath Coatings suitable for L? #
dies' Habits; best fuperfine plain and
mixt Forrest Cloths ; ctofs bar'd and fafh
ionable Swandowns and Caffimercs Left
coating; best Devonfbire Kerfeys ; wa
ter proof Cloths ; Orleans Cloths, and
ftrip'd Ehflics ; Role Blankets ofa supe
rior quality ; red, crimson, green and yel
low Baizes ; yard wide fine black Flannel,
green, red and white ditto ; Hunting
Cords and Tbickfetts ; best Velveteens
and Velverets ; Carpeting and Carpets.
A complete assortment of
Chintzes of every description and cf the
latest fafliion, from 2/. to 7/6 per yard ;
an elegant assortment of % Cambrick
Muslins, tambor'd and l^pet Mullins ;
plain, firip'd and cross bar do ; Muflinets
and Dimities; Mullin Shawls and Hand
kerchiefs; purple and patch color'd do ;
a large assortment of fi!k Shawls and
Handkerchiefs; white Camels hair Shawls
with fringe and netting.
Also a large assortment of Irilh
Linnens and Sheetings of the I- ft fabrick,
from zf. to 7/6 per yard ; Cotton and
French Caaibricks; Diapers and Table
Cloths; a complete affortmenf of Da #
rants, Callimancoes & Ruffells; Moreaus,
Camblets and Wildbores.
A large assortment of Mens'
and Womens' fafhionable Beaver Hatts,
childrens' do. of all colors ; a complete
assortment of Hosiery, of every descrip
tion ; green and red Worsted Caps, &c.
A few bales of Salmon Twine
and Herring Netts; St. Peters-Cod Linet
and Sewing Twine.
ts Cash and the highest pri^e
given for Pot and Pearl Ashes.
Variety SHOE-STORE.
Abner Newhall,
Oppofte the Si, of the Golden-Pitcher,
Danielfreet —
TAKES this method toinform
his friends and the public in general
that he has for file a large and genteel
assortment of
S IIQEs,
4 — Among vQtch are —
Ladies English plain and figured
Kid SLIPPERS.
Red, yellow, green, blue and black
Morocco ditto.
Mens' Boots and half Boots.
Fine and coarse SHOES'
Misses and Boy's fine and coarse
SHOES, &c. &c.
r, Constant attendance, and the smallest
favors gratefully received.
,Thomas Morton,
Has just Received and fa sale at his
Shoe ^ Leather Store r
Sign of the
GOLDEN KE Y,
FORE- y|STREET,
At the lowest prices possible-
A Complete afotment of
Gentlemens, Ladies, Misses & Children's
S HO E S;,
Whole & Half Boots ; Boot Legs;
Leather of all kinds; Saddles& Bridles..
50 dozen blue & white
CUPS and SAUCERS.
200 Straw Tumblers.
200 Glass Decanters.
A few black China Teapots, with
Sugar Bowls and Creampots, of the
newest fashion.
40 dozen china colored Platen
and Diffies.
Common Teapots, do. Sugar
Diflies, do 4 Creampo^.
100 Fur and other Hatts.
Cotton; Sugar ; Coffee ; Tea ^
Rice ; Flour, and Raisins.
N. B. Any quantity of bU,JIS, SHOES'
or LEATHER, suitable for ar. Comma,, -
may be had at the above Store, 6, giving pro-,
er notice. Perfmouth, Afoch 9. ißoo.
- W A NT-0
, ¥ An a,Rive LAD, about 15years old,
to attend in an Englifo Goode foret-one 'who writes
a good band arid is accurate in figures,fork a one will"
meet with good encouragement, by ass to the
Oracle Office. d frit 11.