The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-05-30 00:00:00, page 4

so & malice of fortune, than that ts Neuborff An
ebony, on cnilcfrom bis country. Theodore died the
, tiaimtfdfoffoirfment and perfautien. Frederick
dfod a violent death ; bisfadrifted fighting the bat
tles iffro country in America ; bis grandjan died of
scfreer sought in the CTfeditm agfoft Cadiz in tbs
•ofosf life, befoed and torafeL [£#/,„]
Paraphrase on the ift Chapter of fl, e
Epistle to the Hebrew,
Addressed to Socinians, Arians, Deists,
and Infidels.
GOD, who at fundryffimes, and diverse wavs ,
Spake to the patriarchs, in ancient days
By chofra prophets; hath his will made known
In these iaft ages, by his only Son,
Th' appointed Heir of all ! ev ' n J ESUS Christ
By whose creating word all worlds exist.
Who be'ng the image of his Sire most high,
Effulgence of PATERNAL DEITY!
Upholding all things by his pow'rful word,
When by Himself, he had all thing, reftor'd,
And for our fins aton'd ! fat down on high,
Atthe right hand of fov'reign Majesty.
Be'ng made far better than th' Angelic-race,
As by Inheritance he doth surpass
Those princely Hierarchs! and hath gain'd a
name
Far more illustrious in the sphere of fame.
For pnto which bleft Seraph near the throne,
Said he, at any time," Thou art my Son !
This day have I begotten thee ?" again,
" His everlasting empire I'll maintain,
And be ( till all his Deity shall own)
To him a Father ! he to me a Son !''
Again—when in imperial pomp array'd,
He brings his First-Begotten from the dead,
He faith, " Let heav'n revere his fov'reign pow'r,
And thrones, dominions, wotfhip, and adore !
While each acclaiming Seraph lotid accords,
And hails him King of Kings,and Lord of Lords !"
°'^hefe he faith, " who makes th' angelic choir
Spirits! his ministers a flaming fire !"
But to the Son, thus faith the Lord most high,
"1 hy throne, O Goo is to eternity !
“ Thy feeptre rules in righteousness alone,
" And everlasting truth supports thy throne!
" Because Qiou didst her sacred laws obey,
" Nor from eternal rectitude would'ft stray,
" The/ deck'd in fulgent robes of Deity,
" Thou meekly laid'ft thy regal glories by.
" And for lost man, did ft bear Almighty wrath,
" To save a ruin'd world from endless death !
" Therefore hath God, thy God, profufely shed
" The oil of gladness on thy honor'd head,
" And far above adoring angels round,
" Thee with unrival'd Majesty hath crown'd !
" Thy word omnific gave creation bifth,
And fix d the firm fodndati6ns of the earth,
" Thro' boundless zther roll'd urihumber'd ftarty
And on their centre hung the pond'rotts spheres!
" Heav n, and the heav'n of heav'ns, thy skill
proclaim !
?'' ^ a " "'" °" '' ut '''" rem^in'A the fame !
They like a moth- worn garment, shall decay,
And like a folded vesture fade away.
" No trace of all their glory shall remain;
But Thou shalt still survive, Eternity thy
reign !"
To which of all the arch-angelic band,
Did he e'er fay “ Sit thou at my right hand,
" And thron'd in state th' imperial feeptre take,
" Till I thy num rous foes thy footftool make ?"
Are they not min firing spirits, morning ftars,s
Celestial Hierarchs from th'empyrean spheres, >
Sent forth to minister unto Salvation's heirs ? )
A wreck of the brig John, runs fallen in with,
May 3d, lat. 40, long. 72, anchor on her bows, and
cotton over ber flern.
DIED] —At Wells, Capt. fames Littlefeld dnd
Mr. fofe,b Gitcbel, fenier.
— Northborough, mrs Cat, Munroe, aged % 2, re
lid of the late Abraham Munroe,jun. mrs Mcriem
Bartlet, aged %O
Frederick Anthony Clash, grandfen of Frederick,
only fan of Theodore, King es Corjica, and the la,
male beir cf that unfortunate,family, died lately at
Gibraltar. Few families have been more obnoxious
The United States (hip Connecticut has 6eeff
fold by public auction, at New-York, for
19>3° 0 dollars. She was purchased by Mr.
Jordan Wright of that city.
The U. S. Ship Portsmouth, has been fold at
Baltimore for 31,150 dollars. The Augusta
Sloop-of-War has been fold for 13,250 dollars.
Philadelphia and New-York are contesting
for the honor of being the most populous cit,
of the Union—Newyork contains 80,483 in
habitants—Philadelphia, including the North
ern Liberties, Blockly and the borough of
^uthwark, contains 72,136; so thata balance
is found of more than 11,000 in favor of Pht
hdelphb.
Curious coincidence of frames and circum
ftances—ln the census lately taken, the town
of Unity, in Newhampffiire, contains eiadly
450 males, and 450 females.
A difeourfe from thefggd Psalm, Ift v. was
delivered by the Rev. Dr. Stillman, (Minister
of she rft Baptist Church in Boftoh) with his
usual pathos, animation and excellence.
The recognition of the new Church and the
fellowfhip of sister Churches, was ably and af
fedionately performed by the Rev. Mr. Bald
win, Minister of the id Baptist church in Boston.
The whole performance was solemn affec
tionate and highly pleating to a crouded audi
tory of nearly two thousand people. The mu
sic was original, perfectly appropriate, and per
formed with great taftc and to universal admi
ration.
Copies of the several performances are, by the
Society before whom they were delivered, re
queued for the press, and will probably be
Ihortly printed.
On Tuefday last was dedicated the beautiful
new Baptist Meeting-House in Charleftown
(Massachusetts) The folcmnitic s were opened by
reading appropriate portions of scripture, an
introductory prayer and occasional address by
the Rev Dr. Morse. [&% atea,,&, that
Dr. Morse was a Baptist at beart ?gs
The dedication prayer, which was fervent
and well adapted, was made by the Rev. Mr.
Grafton, Minister of the Baptist Church at
Newton.
THE MORALIST—No. 378.
^ Chrifian's Circumfyeaiom
WHERE any thing presents its
felf, think it Christ were now
alive, would he do it ? or if I were now
to die, would I do it ? I must walk as he
hath walked, and i must live as 1 intend
to die; ifit be not Chris's will, it is my
fin, and if I die in that fin, it will be my
ruin : I will therefore, in every action,
so carry myfelf,as if Christ were on the
one hand, and death on the other.
ror the United States' Oracle of the Day.
Poetical kepofaory.
BOSTON, MAY IC.
D EDICAT ION.
Black and fancy Feathers and
Flowers; fancy Straw trimmings and
Bandings. A great variety rs
Falhionable Fans, some very
elegant ; black crape, glar'd and common
black Fans ; Parafoies, some with walk
ing Bicks ; Umbrellas.
A large assortment of
Morocco and Kid Shoes ; —
Shoe Roses; elegant steel Shoe ornaments
and Ciafps ; a great variety of fa flriona
ble Necklacesand Crosses; Eardrops.
Men's and youth's white, ran
dom, twill'd, imperial and vandyke cot
ton Hose ; Men's white & black silk do.
with lac'd clocks ; mens brown thread &
cotton do , Women's cotton & silk Hose,
some with laced clocks; Women's black,
white and color'd silk Gloves and Mitts;
women's white & color'd cotton ditto ; —
best wh te kid Gloves; Men's cotton and
worsted Caps ; worsted Pantaloons :=
pantaloon Hose; silk, cotton and worsted
Pantaloon and Breeches Pieces ; Men's
beaver, waft) leather and brown thread
Gloves ; Stock Stiffners ; cotton and silk
Elastic Slings ; Shoe-Ties; Men's and
Youth's fafhionable Hats, some grey with
green under.
A large assortment of
Strip'd, plain and changeable
Italian Silks ; India Satins; black and
color'd Modes , black and color'd bon
net and other Satins ; color'd Tiffanies ;
black, white, blue, green and pink Italian
Crapes ; plain, picquet, net,crape and
cypress Gauzes ; Milliners; Sarfnetv.
A large affo,tment
Thread, Laces and Edgings ;
black hik patent Laces and Edgings.
A great variety of
Fashionable clouded, ftrip'd,
Spotted and check'd Ribbons; black and
white cotton and silk Gown Trimmings;
chintz Trimmings; cotton and silk Cur
dles ; Glove Ties; gold and silver Laces ;
gold and silver Cord; gold and silver
fringes ; gold and silver Epaulets, some
very elegant. A great variety of
Falhionable Straw and Chip
Bonnets, for Ladies, Misses and Children ;
fafhionaMe silk Bonnets, full trimm'd ;
Ladies Satin Beavers, with Bands, Feathers
and Coops ; fafhionable black Beavers.
A variety of
Fashionable steel, gilt, plated,
filver'd, horn, matthewman and Italian
Buttons ; Button Moulds ; Sleeve But
tons; fleel Knee Buckles ; filter Thim
bles ; Beel and gilt Watch Chains, Seals
and Keys ; Tooth Brushes ; Spangles ;
Morocco Pocket Books; Pins; Cap Wire.
Irish Linens and Sheetings ,
India Cottons ; brown Hollands ;
Checks; Threads ; embroidering and
common Sewing Silks ; Twill ^ Gal
loons ; Bindings; Ferrets ; Tapes ; a
large assortment of white cotton and
chintz Bedlace, fringes and TafTcls.
Tammies ; Durants ; Shal
looss; plain and ribb'd Calimancoes ;
Ruffels; Moreens; Taboreens; Floren
tines ; Lastings ; Satinets.
Has just received, and has now
read, farfak, a large and general affort
meat of SPRING & SUMMER
GOO I) S,
Os the hteft importation, which
for offers for file Cheap for Cash, at big
Store in Market-freer, Mey 2,1801.
NEW GOODS.
0
Oliver Briard
A great variety of
Fashionable Waistcoating ;- =
Fustians ; white & color'd Jeans; cotton
Denims ; clouded, twill'd and silk Nan
kenets ; Thicksets ; Velvets; Color'd
worsted and silk Plush ; rich stripe silk
Florentines, for Veils and Capes.
A large afotment of
Calicoes and Chintzes, of the
latest fafhion ; elegant Chintz, Gingham
and Dimety Furniture ; Copperplates.
A great variety of/
Fafhionabie color'd and check
Ginghams; fafhionabie printed Muslins;
ftrip'd and flower'd Muflinets ; Dimeties ;
fine Cambricks; large cotton Counter
panes; table Cloths; green table coverings.
A great variety of
Book, jaconet, ftrip'd check'd,
lappet, cambrick and black Muslins ;—
satin sprig and fancy Muslins; Muftin
Handkerchiefs j Men's Neckerchiefs ;
Mullin Shawls, with fringes ; chintz,
purple and silk Shawls; Camels hair
Shawls, with netted and silk Fringes ; —
romal, linen, cotton, bandannoe & black
Silk Handkerchiefs; black Silk Shawls.
A great vai iet, of
English and India Luftrings ;
Which are now opening for Jale, by wholefate
and retail, viz.
LONDON and Yorkshire
luperfine Broad Cloths, of the most
fashionable colors; Ladies Habit Cloths;
plain, mix'd and^ibb'd CaffimereSi
Fashionable, Fancy and Staple
^eto^oohs
GOODS,
Has received perftps Packet and Jahn
Adams,, cm Liverpool,
An extensive assortment of
Peter Coffin
Coat & vest Buttons ; Fetrits ;
Bindings; Gallooms; Tapes ; Threads ;
sewing Silk ,Twist ; Bobbins; Laces;
"g^p ; Ribbons ; Tastes ; Modes;
Sarinets ; black & color'd Satins; crape,
cypress & plain Gauzes; Milliners, &c.
WANTED TO HIRE,
A Decent Apartment, suitable
for a fmalf family; for which a
generate rent will be given—Enquire of
the Printer, Ma, „,
Durants; Tammies ; Shalloons;
ftrip'd and plain Callimancoes ; Moreen ;
Taboreens ; Florentines; Laftings,Sat
tinets. Fashionable
Mens & Youths Hats ; India
Cottons; brown Hollands ; Cotton and
cotton & linen Check. # FaJhionable
SUPERfine Broad Cloths and
Caffimeres; fafhionable Waistcoat
ing ; Cotton Denims; Jeans; Fußians ;
clouded, twill'd & silk Nankeenets.
Calicoes and Chintzes of the
lattft fafhion ; Dimeties; ftrip'd and
flower'd Mufl'inets ; book, jaconet, and
cambrick Muffins and mußin Handker
chiefs; ftrip'd, check'd, and tambor'd
Muffins; black Mullins ; Mens Necker
chiefs ; chintz, purple, silk and camels
hair Shawls; black silk Shawls ; Ban
danoes ; Romals; linen & cotton Hand
kerchiefs. A variety of FaJhionable
Straw Bonnets; Ladies black
beaver Hats & Bonners; Braw anctother
falhionable Bonnet Trimmings ; black
sod fancy Feathers ; Fans ; Patafoles
and Umbrellas.
Mens and youths white and co
lor'd cotton Hole; Women and misses
cotton Hose ; Women's silk, cotton and
kid Mitt, and Gloves; cotton & worsted
Pantaloons, Mens beaver & waffi leather
Gloves , silk and cotton elaftick Braces ;
Stock Stiffners.
Have imported per the Minerva, a general
Assortment of
Seasonable GOODS,
Which will be difpoted of on
seasonable terms.
Portfauuth, Md, 16, 180^
Has received ageneral afforiment of
SPRING & SUMMER
GOODS,
Which are now opening for sale at his Stoiein
Market-street, CHEAP for Cajh / —
CONSISTING OF
Received per Packet from Liverpool, and
FOR SALE BY
Wm. Lang & Co.
MAGNER's ROW, BOSTON,
An assortment of Fafliionable
Spring GOODS.
—ALSO —
A few boxes of HATS.
Boston, May I, i3oi.
A Few pieces of the very firft
quality London best fuperfine
Broad Cloths and K~rfymeres of the most
fafliionable colors ; Ladies habit Cloths ;
fancy Waistcoating ; Ginghams and
Chintzes; ^&^ book, jaconet and cam
brick, plain and fprig'd Muslins. Chintz
ditto ; cambrick netted and silk Shawls,
purple & chintz ditto ; Muflinetts and
Dimities; clouded, twill'd and silk Nan
kinetts; Fustians; white & color'd Jeans;
linen and cotton Handkerchiefs of all
kinds, silk ditto; rich, plain and ftrip'd
black Satins; Pcloilg Satins all colors;
Luftrings ; Sarfnets and Persians; black
Mode, sane very rich; white Laces and
Edgings, black patent do. and Veiling ;
b.ack and white Veils; a few elegant
black lace Cloaks; rich Turkey Crape
for fumrarr Cloaks ; white, blue, green,
purple, yellow, pink, scarlet and black
Italian Crapes^
Ribbons of all kinds j black
and white Gown Trimming both 6ik &
cotton; Fancy Feathers and Flowers ;
Fans of all descriptions ; Parafoles and
Umbrellas; Ladies, Gentlemens & boys
fafhionable beaver Hats; Hosiery; white
and colored, plain and network cotton
Gloves & Mitts ; Iri(li Linens; Checks;
Threads; sewing Silk and Twist ; Gal
loons; quality and flioe Binding, and
Thread Leaders for Boot Straps ; white
and colored bed Fringe, with Lace, Cord
and TafEds to match; 10-4, 114& 12-4
cotton Counterpanes ; a few very band
fome 12 4 Marseilles Quilting, do. Tam
mies, Durants, Calimancoes, and al! kind
of fluff Goods ; Buttons of the newest
fafhion.-= And 1, tke Jirft Arrivals,
He experts a large assortment
of the newest fathion'd Straw, Chip and
Fancy HATS and BONNETS.
Portfinonth, May 2. iSor.
GOODS.
Which are now open for Sale, by
Wholesale & Retail at his Store
in Market-fit eet, opposite Spring-foil,
AMONG WHICH ARE—
Benjamin Brierley,
Has received per the flips Packet
frorti Liverpool and Galen from London,
A large Assortment of
SPRING & SUMMER
James Henderson,
N. A. &J. Haven,
New faring GOODS.
NEW GOODS.
White thread Laces and Edg
ing* ; Ribbands ; Glove ties; Gallooms;
Tastes ; Ferrets; Sewing. Silks ; Threads;
Bindings; Pins ; Needles ; Sciffars ;
ftecl, pearl, plated and gilt Buttons ;
save Buttons , ivory and horn Combs;
Pocket Books; Fans ; Umbrellas, Pa
rafoies ; Oil Cloths, &c.&c. &c.-=d!fa
An assortment of
PAPER HANGINGS.
Portsmouth, Ma, 16, lßor.
CUperfine Broad Cloths and
O Kerleymeres ; Mcrfeilles & Muflinet
Waiftcoatings ; Nankeens ; clouded,
llr : ped, twill'd and silk Nankenetts ;
Jeans ; Fußians ; twill'd Velvets.
Mens and youths white and
fancy cotton Hose, black & white Silk do.
womens cotton ditta; Womens black,
white, and color'd silk Gloves & Milts ;
mens white and black silk ditto, beaver
and wash leather ditto ; ladies and gen
tlemens beaver Hats; Plumes.
Chintzes and Calicoes; Ging &
hams ; Copperplates ; book, jaconet,
cambrick, lappet and fpriag'd Muffins ;
black do; Dimities; Muffimetts; Quilt
ings ; muttin Shawls and Handkerchiefs,
mens Neckerchiefs; purple and chintz
Shawls ; romal, linen, cotton, bandanna,
check'd and black silk Handkerchiefs ;
black, white and color'd silk Shawls.
Black and color'd Luftrings ;
black Satins and Modes; color'd pelong
Satins; Sarfoetts ; plain, Crape and cy
press Gauzes; mens firip'd and twill'd
black Salins.
Irish Linens ; India Cottons ;
check'd and flriped Linens and Cottons ;
Moreens ; Ruffels ; Calimancoes; Du
rants ; Tammies.
D. BARTLET,
Hair Dreyer from Boflon,
HAS taken a shop in Jaffrey's.row,
near Spring- hill, Portimouth, where
he p, the greatest attention to his bufi
neb, and where he (hall be happy to
wait on alt who may please to favour him
with their custom in the Hair Dressing
line.— He has for fa|c excellent HAIR
POWDER, &c, Ma, 23, tSoi.
Joshua Blake
Has opened a large and general assortment of
40 dozen log Lines, by whole
file' only, and other GOODS as uJual —
All the above will be fold on
low terms for caffi nr approved credit.
Porfmouth, May 25, 1801.
Marseilles Quilting for waist-
Coating ; color'd Jeans ; clouded, striped
and plaid twil'd Naftkenetts; rich black
twil'd, striped and plain Satins; silk and
other Velvets of the best qualities ;
Thickfetts. A large assortment of
Chintzes ; striped, plaid and
plain Gingham ; Furniture of every des
cription ; printed Muslins; plain and
figur'd cambrick Muslins ; black & white
jaconet, book & cobweb India Muslins ;
Dimeties & Muflinetts; white and co
lor'd cambrick muslin Shawls, with net
ting fringes ; white and color'd Shawls,
Which are for sale at his ftorc in Market-
Brect, at a very low advance for cash;
-=-Among which are —
200 dozen of sewing Twine ,
100 do. of 18 threads St. Pe
ters COD-LINES.
WHOLESALES RETAIL —vit-
BEST English and French
Broad Cloths of the most faffiioria
ble colors; plain, mixt, rib'd & inbos'd
Caffimeres. Aafiionable
English and India Luftrings ;
Modes and Satins of every color; Italian
Crapes; Gauzes and Millinetts ; gold,
silver, plaid and all kinds of Ribbons ;
silk and cotton Gloves and Mitts; white
and color'd kid Gloves extra lengths.
A large assortment of Hosiery
of all kinds; silk, cotton and worked
Pantaloons ; Durants ; Tammies ; Flo
rentines ; rib'd and plain Callimancoes ;
Ruffells; Moreens and Florentines.
3 cases of% & 4 Irish Linens &
Sheetings of the best fabrick.
4 cases of London made Hats
of every defcripiion, and of the newest
fafliion.
.GOOD S,,
Woicb are now opening—F^R sale by
NEW GOODS,'
^t the Jign of the Lamb and Flag
Market street,
Edw'd Parry;
Has received per flip Minerva, Capt. Basher
FROM LONDON,
— A complete afotment ts Fafhionabie
SPRING & SUMMER
50 dozen Mackerel LINES.
NEW GOODS.
GOODS,
SPRING and SUMMER
<,N. B. M / toe had,oo Tres re
peated!, pulled up and otherwije defy «,ed, by
feme per Jon or feetfont ; Imw °ffr a reward
of Ten Dollars to an, person ^fe will give
fuck infermatiffl who the, cite,ftthat the, cast
be conviaed of the fame and brought to put.
iJhment —(Luc, Hill and di,raffed tale
creped) Kittey, May la, >ta.
THE fubferiber is lorry to be
obliged again to trouble the public,
but the cruel and unjust treatment be
Bill receives; and the scandalous falfe
hoods set forth in an advertisement by
Lucy Hill, in the Oracle of March 14,
and onward ; which advertisement I de
clare to be falfe in every charge therein
set fortha And I now declare that the
said Lucy Hill for the ig pall years, ha!
conducted berfelf in a most difho'neft,
scandalous and b&fe manner; having been
caught in bed with other men ; aud hav
ing Bolen from me money by the hun
dred Dollars at a time j notes of hand ,
receipts, deeds, &c. Also, that she has
robbed mv house of beds, bedding, cioath*
ing, wool, flix, curtains, certain.rods ;
corn, pork, bets, a gold necklace, a gun,
and every thing file could lay her hand:
on, file has gave away, fold or destroyed.
She has had my Bleep taken from my
yard and barn and killed, and fbe, with
the teip of others, have torn down my
fences,, carried off my bars and gates,and
txpofed my fields and property to cattle,
horses, foine, and creatures of every def
criplion; which, if this condua is Bill
persisted in, in vain Will it be for me to
continue to cultivate m, farm, and have
it thus exposed—And I now forbid al?
persons aiding, abeting or assisting in fuel?,
vile condua.
During the term of years which the
said Lucy lived with me, the never spun
the value of one web, nor knit a pair of
flockings for me, but during laid term
destroyed me more than three thousand
dollars'. Worth of property. —Inow forbid
any perlon going iff a canoe which the
said Lucy bought with ms money ; and
also forbid any person going into the
house where the said Lucy Hill now lives,
which if they do, they will be prosecuted
to the utmost rigor of the lit,
ISAAC HILL.
At Public Vendue,
On Thursday thefecond day of Ju!j
next at Eleven o'clock in the jor&on,
BY virtue of a licence from the
Honorable Jeremiah Smith, Esq.
Judge of the Probate of Wills, &c. for
the county of Rockingham,— All that
valuable real Eflate situate in Portsmouth,
lately belonging to Mr. Thomas Harl,
deceased, — cfyfliitg of
A large Mansion-House and
commodious lot of Land on the easterly
fide of Fore fireet, being an excellent
place for trade, with a good Water privi
lege for large ships toby afloat at low
water. — ALSO—
One other Lot or garden spot
on the westerly fide of laid Fore-street,
directly opposite said Dwelling- house, fif
ty seven feet front on said Street and two
hundred and twenty feet deep.— Alfe,
A strip of Land fronting on
High-street, three feet fix inches uie and
seventy feet fix inches deep, each lot will
be fold separately.
N. B. There is a part of the Wharf
that will also be fold separately, or be re
moved as may best suit the purcbafer of
the marlion lot. —The sale will be on the
premises, and the terms will then and
there be made known—
NOTICE is hereby given, that
_ the Subferiber, having been duly
appointed adminißratOr to the Estate of
JEREMIAH KNOWLES, Esq.
late of Hampton, deceased, —and has
given bonds as the law direds.— All
persons having demafids on said estate,
are requeued to exhibit them, —and tbofe
indebted are hereby called on to make
payment to BENJAMIN DOW, At
torney for GAMALIEL KNOWLES.
Seabrook, May IZ, 1801.
By Jacob Walden,
AN Elegant convenient large
SHOP in Daniel street, opposite the
sign of the Lamb, — He has FOR SALE
at the fame place.
For further pa, titulars enquire of
GEORGE GAINS, Executor.
THE brig UN-
A lUN, to fail in fix
days, for freight or passage
«===— apply to CAMERON
GREAME, at Mr. Parry's store, No. 8,
Portsmouth Pier. Afa2l.
Malaga \V4NE per qr. cask.
Lisbon WINE per calk.
LEMONS per box.
Florence OIL per case.
Superfine FLOUR per bbl.
MOLASSES per hhd.
A NY perfonhaving demands
on the fubferiber for sup
plies either for the" Navy or dock
yard of the United States at this
Port, is requeued to exhibit the
lame immediately for settlement.
Jacob Sheafe.
Portsmouth, May 23, ißor.
For Norfolk,
A THIEF 13 A LIAR.
TO BE SOLD
ty^NOCiCE,
TO BE LE