The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-11-08 00:00:00, page 4

— Providence, Maj. Gen. Simeon Thayer ; J&.
Salsbury
— Me\i,rd, mrs. Hannah Bud, aged 19, wife
of John Baev 1
1 — Halfeld, mrs. Lois Morton, aged 56
— Na lurch, Gen. fffb Wtiums
— Prt/pc&, Robert Hiebborn, aged 6o
Bee ufart, Rev Widiem E. Graham
— Salem, mrs. Rebecca Pinckard, aged 62, wife
es Benjamin Punchard; mrs. Mary Archer, aged
gg, ^ije of George Archer ; Matthew Mansfield,
aged 74 \
Killed by a whale Obadiah Russel, of Nantucket,
and 2 En,fb Capt^Mf
Enfiga Jennifon Ihall be fined to ffiillings for
upbraiding the court with injustice ill these
Word^ — lpray God deliver me from this court.
Alice BurwoJ ^as fenteuced to be whipped
for yielding to Bukeritaff without crying out,
and concealing it 9 or 10 days.
John Hoggs lor locating Gori's Foot, curling
bis kevant, wishing a pox of God take you was
fined 51.
Edward Palmer, for his extortion, taking 33
Shillings and 7 pence for the plunk and wood
work of Boston flocks, is fined 51. and fenteneed
to let an hour in the flocks.
William Powcl for his fin in getting his wife
with child before marriage, was fined 40 Kil
lings, denying it often and cons fliug.
0
7be Editor of tie Dartmouth Gazette, mentions bis
own marriage, in 'be folio ainr witty manner.
NEF/S ! NJilVd!
From the Dartmouth Gazette of October 20,
H by. Marriage is a vortex.
That drains the wary and the reild into it ;
The rev read white wig'd judge, the pert t;avfop,
The prief,the ploughman ail are borne along
By iff""' s tempest, or love's gentler (rale,
Lately married by the Rev, Profeffor Smith,
Mr. Moses Davis, Eli.cz and Printer of the
Dartmouth Gazette, to Mil's Nancy Fuller,
daughter of the Rev. Caleb Fuller, of this
place.
APOLOGY —-The above important article if
domefic intelligence Ihbuld have appeared tome
weeks ago, but the prels of foreign news would
not allow it place. But the Printer would now
inform Ids good customers, that he isfrmly and
fcfantiatiy — MAR aIED
And none but HE who rules the thunder.
Can bug the SILKEN BANDS asunder.
" I fworc 1 lov'd and she believ'd,
'' And trull me we were not deceiv'd ;
'' Ifaorefee pleas'd my fancy —
" I lov d one generous, good and kind,
"A forni created in my mind;
" And thought that for hi was Nancy."
=— — ^• t - feo'ei-.te^t^. _
DIED] — -At Chartfown, Eben' Atfir,aged 97.
-— Roxbury Ifaao faclfon, aged I^, formerly of
Gardner ; wf Abigail diilly, aged 22
— Wifetfet. Richard Gaily, aged 33
— Stone, Blijab Doubleday, "g'^ 22
On board the Marylandfat, of war, fofepb Neal,
aged 27, Lt o' marines
— Newport, William Gibfen, Efy of Georgia,
aged 51 ; Gapt. Stanffl Wyatt
— Sandwich, Rev. fames Hawley, aged 22,
P a s or of tire Church in Pembroke
At the poor boufe Norwich, fuel, a blachari,
aged IC4
— Aml^f, a child of Wm. Rift
• — CLu le/ion, E heard denuded,jr, Esq; Wm.
fobufou ; Rev. Roforf H oodbridge; muj. John Sin
gleton — George 1 alley, of England .
— Wahlm,mifs Elizabeth Brown, aged go
Tn P%:pr:ia, major Cutely 'Jones, of Eat. Sion
— Baltimorean'. Eliza Chandler, wife of capt.
Ebenezer Chandler and daughter of William Mas
ters, of Bohan
— Plymouth, miss Elita Read, dau. of fabi
Read, f. of Roxbury
=— Neicluryport, Arms Noyes
— Mcnlurzas, (Guha) Cap. fohn Foss, f
Ne 11 bury,ort ;
• — Se John Noyes, 0/ Cbarlfown
— Baltimore, ffph Curna, aged, Richard B,
Bruce, both Englybn.cn ; mrs Hannah Hargrove;
7 Z' °f 'be Rev. Mr. Hargrove
— Northboro' miss Finis Gafet, aged 24
— Bflon mrs. Sarob Hull, widow of the late
Andrew Hull, aged 76; Samuel Bangs, aged 67 —
miss Polly Merry, aged II
Watertown,(Can.) Dr. John Ellon, aged 4§
— Wferty, Cob Henry Babcock, aged 65 —
Eben'r Carr, aged 65
JOICE BRADWICK Ihall give unto Alexan
der Beek 20 (hilling for promising him mar
riage without her folks consent, and now refufes
to perform tire fame.
PIETY may be properly represented a vigi
lant friend, tender ani r atror;ul. Let tis fee
the Various bit flings of life—but it recalls us to
the idea of Gratitude, in order to augment our
happ;ncfs, by referring it to the n # oft generous
of all, benefactors. It allows us to extreife our
faculties and talents— but recall to the idea of
Inconstancy and Inhabdity, to pnfcrve us frb.ll
a fatal intoxication, —lt is always with ns, not
to disturb our felicity, not to impofc efekfi pri
vauous, but to blend iefelf with our thoughts,
and to unite to all our projects those mhd and
peaceable ide..s which attend wiflom and mod
eration. In ihort. inthe day of adv^rfity, when
out Urength is broken, in which we have plac
ed our confidence. Piety comes to succor and
coA)le us : It fliows us the nothingness of van
ity and worldly allusions : It calms the remorse
of our fouls by reminding us of a particular
Providence : It foftens our regrets, by preferr
ing more worthy hopes than any earthly object
can afford, in order to engage our irttcrefts and
fa our attention.
From tie Records of MafacbJetts, in and about the
A LAS! poor Bun!
Happy waft thou, hadst thou known thy own
Remote from the bold eagle, [felicity ;
Tyrant of thy native -wood,
Thou hadst nought to fear
From his piercing talons,
Nor from the blundering gun oT the thoughtlefl
Safe in thy wired castle, [fportfman.
Grimalkin never could annoy thee :
Daily waft thou fed with choicest viands,
By the fair hands of an indulgent mistress ;
But, difeontented ;
Thou wouldst have more liberty ;
Too soon, alas ! didll thou obtain it ;
And wandering, fell
By the merciless fangs of wanton, cruel Ranger.
Learn hence, ye
Who blindly feck more liberty:
Whether fubjeCts, sons, squirrels or daughters,
That apparent icftrarnc
Is real liberty,
Yielding peace and plenty with feenrif,
the i\iuRAlIST —No. 3/6°
The MEDLEY.—No. 141.
• EPITAPH,
Oh a Squirrel, killed by a Dog,
By Doctor Benjamin Franklin.
Poetical RepoJitory.
EXTRACTS
year 1730.
In PAUL ^BOURG, No. Acrt.Dlr. Cts.
William Wallis, . 2150 375
Proprietors unknown, 12050 21 9
Rules and Regulations for ike
BRICK MARKET.
^CIX falls numbered from
O one to fix, (ball be leafed to the
town Butchers for fix months at Public
Auaioo, commencing the i^ihOaobcr
iSoo, and ending iflh April ißo't.
2.U Each Butcher fiull provide bis
own Scales and Weights, or Dearborn's
patent Steelyards.
34. Th-re shall be fixed in some place
in the Market, a pair of standard stales &
weights at the expense of the town for
general ufc.
4th. No kind of meat or marketing
flill be carried int> the front arches,
hung up, or laid to as to impede the three
palbges.
sth. The niddfe of the Market ^ to
be kept entirely clear for purchasers to
pass and repafs—the tides entirely for the
frfe of thole who fell, and positively must
Band on the octfide of the benches, and
take io their meat into the fide arches.
6'l). Reguhr market days are Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, from sunrise to
3 o'clock, when the market findl be clear
est, excepting Saturdays, then at S o'clock.
^h. Perlons expoling unwhokfome
meat for file in the market, "Shall be de
prived of the privilege of a Band.
81b. Anv person found guilty of throw
ing Sheeps fee; bones, or any offal io or
outline the marked add there leaving
them, Shall be deprived of the privilege
of a Band.
tyh. No terfes, oxen, carts, trucks, or
wheelbarrows, fliall be allowed to come
into, (land near, or tyed to any part of the
market.
zo:h. The market shall be Watered and
swept every day in the winter, and twice
in fumner—the benches cleaned once a
week in winter and twice in furrmer.
11th. The filth shall be removed once
every week by men hired for that purpose,
also to Sweep, clean, &c, —The rent of
the flails Hull be applied to defray the ex.
peaces.
12th. Al! the fece and benches below
No. 5 and 6, is rtferved for the free life
of transit country people.
13th. Any disputes urging in the mar
ket, fnall be decided by the Cierk of the
market, or whoever is appointed.
15th. These regulations to be in force
until the 25th March, 1801.
Port/mouth, OR 24. iSoO.
SEWALL's genuine Almanac
for 1801,
Asa Bickerftaff& Weatherwife's
ALMANACS,
yes/ PUBLISHED, and FOR SALE
by Charles Peirce, at the
Columbian Bookflore, by the Thousand,
° ce - Hundred, Dozen or Single.
There is Seventy.two rights in my Lift;
Proprietors unknown, each right con
tains 235 Acres, No.&n.Dls. Cis.
Which amounts to 16920 20 16
In DURAND, No. Aers. Dls. Cts.
Granted to Durand; 23000 40 25
Joh+ iClark, 2d. - 600 1 5
Proprietors unknown, 20900 36 21
Silas Mcferue, Collector
of the 62 Collection Diftrid.
New Madfory, Oftoher 8. 1800.
Direct Tax.
XJOTICE is hereby given to
the UNKNOWN Proprietors and
owners of Land in the following T wos,
that the Drea Tax on Gid Lancia became
due and payable on the Sth day of Jan
uary 1800, and unless the fame is paid to
me the Subfcribtr within Six'y days, so
much of laid Land will tnen be fold as
will pay the fame, with incidental Char
ges, as the Law dircAs.
Town of BURTON.
A Lift of Taxes in the following
towns owned ty Pttip iftors unknown, viz.
Bntwo No. Acres. Dls. Cts.
John C. Jones, - 1050 1 84
Whiden, - 100 17
Levi Withburn, - 100 17
J fliua Furbeq - 203 3g
George Place, & 2)0 „
Samuel Pear, . 200 35
Oliver Peavy, -200
Jmes Rogers, -200 3;
William Rogers, -200 35
David Setter, - 200 3;
A MAINSBO ROUGH, No. Acs. Dls. Cts.
William Wallis, - 1692 288
Proprietors unknown, 1319! 23 8
In NILLSHELD, No.Acre.DE.Cts
Proprietors uiknown, 22600 fy 53
In SUCCESS, No,Aers.Dls Cts.
GrantedioL)< .Langdon^ Co. 30000 35 O
in CAMBRIDGE, NdAcrs. Dlr. Cts.
William Wallis, - 306 , „
Proprietors unknown, 20600 3 3
House Trunks.
Afew large very nice House Trunks for fate at
C PEIRCE'S Before N"^ Danielfftt.
In ERROL,
In CHATHAM,
No. Acts.Dls. Cts.
hocking ham, f.
NTOTICE is hereby
j to v given, that ANNA LYFORD,
Administratrix of the Eflate of THOM
AS LYFORD, late ot,Exeter, deceased,
ba, exhibited to the Judge of Probate for
Did county, her account of adminiflering
Did Eflate, and that the fame will be ex
amined, in older for allowance, at the
Probate Office in Exeter, on the fixib day
or November ne/t, at Eleven, of the
Clock before noon.
Rockingham, Js. ,
NOTICE is hereby
given, that JOSEPH BART
LETT and ISRAEL BARTLETT,
Executors, of the l^ft Will & T< lament
of JOSEPH HALL BARTLETT,
late of Newbury, in the county of Essex,
and Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
yeoman, deceased, have produced a c^py
of the Will of laid deceared, with a copy
of the Probate thereof, duly authenticat
ed, to the Judge of Probate for the coun
ty of Rockingham, where the ,Testator
had eflate, whereon the laid Will may
operate ; and in writing dtefired that the
fame may be filed and recorded in the
Probate Office in said county, purfoant
to law t Whereupon the said Judge has
assigned the twenty-third day of Decem
ber next, at eleven of the clock before
noon, at the Probate Office in Exeter, in
said county, for taking the fame into con
fideiation ; at which time and place, any
person who thinks proper, may shew
taufe against the filing and recording of
the fame. By order of the Judge.
W M . PARKER, Regifler.
Fx^er, OHofor IPOO.
NOTICE is hereby
given, That the Subferibers, Exe
culms 10 the lift Will arid Tefliment of
theHon.GEORGE BOYD,etc.
deceased, — Bting determined to effeft an
immediate Settlement of the estate of sod
deceafedj request those who may have
any just claims, to present them for fet
tlemcnt, and those Wib are indebted by
Book, Bond< r Note; are called upon (for
the bit time) to pay the fame, previous
to the fitft day of December next enluing,
otherwise they must expe& to letde the
fame with some Gentleman of the Law.
STAGES,
For the Winter I ftabl /hment,
WILL tun from Boftot) to Ports
mouth twite a week until the mid
dle of May next, on the following days,
viz. Mondays and Thursdays leave Pea
body's tavern in Anh-ftreet, Boston, at 6
o'clock in the morning—arrive at Exeter
fame evenings; the days following arrive
at Davenport's tavern in Porlfmouth, at
ten o'clock, A. M in time for 'he Eiticrn
Stages »— R inning, leave Davenport's
tavern in Portsmouth, Tuesdays and Fri
days, at 3 o'clock P. M. arrive at Exettr,
fame evenings, the days following go on
t'^'fl lo . Pertfmouth, Oft 24. tSoo.
FOK SALE, at Deerfield, a good
flandfor a trade" br tavernkeeper,
A Convenient House,
Store, Born and On.Houfes, on
the road leading from Concord, Ep
som, Gilmimo<\ Sandbofotori, &c.
to Portsmouth, NewbnrVpffi, Salem,&c.
together With about Twenty-five Acre's
of L^cd, with an exce'lent Orchard
thereon, for further parriculars, enquire of
NATHANIEL UPHAM, on rl'^ ure
urifrs. Deerfield, OR. 29, 1800
4flira<~^;acß^^ ;,^;<^< /mmuratii
Mail STAGES.
THE Public are informed
that the MAIL STAGES are to
arrive and depart from this town tor Buf
ton and P ^tland as follows ; —
Leave Portsmouth every Sunday asd
Monday t one o'< lock, P. M. allo, eve
ry Werinelday, TiwilAy, Friday and
Saturday mornings at an early hour ; —
and returning will arrive in tins town on
Monday pt 11 o'clock A. M. and on
Tuefday; Wednesday, Thurlday, Friday
and Saturday, at 7 o'clock P. M.
Every attention will he paid to paflen
gers to- make their fairs agreeable and pas
sages pleafjog and convenient; careful
obliging drive rs are provided, and the best
of horses are kept in confanihaffinefs for
the purpose.
14 pounds baggage gratis.
For feats, apply t> Mr. Wm. Skaters',
Portsmouth; at Mr. Kodak's, State
ftreet, Boston ; a; Mr. Rice's Kittery ; —
and at W. JToh PaiecA, Portland.
Boston, Haverhill and Exeter
THE House is 40 feet by 24, of 2
Tories; with Barn, out houses,
Blackfniiths shop, Wharves, &c. and
about five acres of Land.—A part of
the land has been heretofore occupied
as a Ship-yard, is the best situation for
the purpose on the Fifcataqua, and
while it presents an advantageous es
tablishment for the naval architect, is
susceptible of such improvements as
may render it a delightful residence for
the private gentleman. For terms arid
further particulars, apply to the sub
scriber on the premises.
W. D. PECK.
A House & Land
in KITTERY, about one mile
from Portsmouth ferry.—-
W M . PARKER, Rftflm
r#h'rj Oflchcfr 24, 1800.
SUPPLY CLAP, ,
WILLIAM HOYD, J '"'"'
TO BE SOLD,
At his fliop in Fore-fired, where may be
bad, an assortment of
W.I. Goods & Groceries.
^rr- ^a —^ -v-^&^^mmtmmmc
Cold Wealfar is Coming !
FEATHERS.
Abraham Isaac,
INFORMS the Public that he has just
received and coffers for sale, a quantity
of good New FEATHERS, warranted
free from any infection. — Likewise —
A large assortment of
Crockery, Glass Ware,
and LOOKING GLASSES,
which he will fell very cheap.
—ALSO
4 Cast Iron STOVES.
N. B. Vendue kept as usual every
Wednesday. PorKmowh, 08.18.
Abraham Isaac, Auaionee?.
Portfaith, Nov. I, r 89.0. c.
so be jold —A targe IT[ Plate
Catt-Iron STOVE, with
go feet Funnel*— Pguire ts the ffifttai
At Public Auction,
On Wednefda, the 12th of Novem
ber, infl. at Abraham Isaac's AuHicn.Office,
A Wall PEW, No. 25,
in the Reverend Mr. Walton's
Mecting-houfe. It is the 2d on the right
hand, going in at the front door.
Now landing from er. board brig Hitty,
A few Puncheons good flavor'd
TOBAGO RUM,
AND FOR SALE by
Thomas Chadbourne,jr.
Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, Red
port ant Malaga WINES; Painters' Oil
and Colors ; Nails of all kinds, and ma
ny other article.
Have received by late arrivalsfrom
England, a V'J extenjive effort merit of
Hard-Ware GOODS,
Confining of almost every article usually
celled for in that line, which they are fell
ing on the most rea finable terms, by
Whokfile and Retail
Thy have afo FOR SALE,
Rum; Brandy; Gin; Molasses;
Loaf & Drown Sugar; Hylon, Souchong
and Bohea Tea ; Chocolate; Nutu^gs;
Mace ; Cloves; Alfpice; Pepper; Gin
ger ; Salt Petre.
Inform their friends and the public
that thy have a general affirtment of
Goods in the Ship Chandlery line,
— Conffling of the following Articles —
TAR." ;SAIL NEEDLES.
ROSIN. t Hammers.
Brimftooe. 1 Tacks.
Sheathing Paper. , Clouts.
Cordage. ^Scupper Nails.
Ruffij Duck. 1 Table Spoons.
Buntings. j Flesh Forks.
Quadrants. „r<m & Steel Hand-
CampMEv. + laws.
Spy Gbits. tGimblets.
Twines of all forts! Drawing Nails.
Log Lines. j Sheathing do.
Mackarel ditto. tzo.l, rod, & 6(1, do.
Print & tar Brufhesj Mop Heads.
Duft&Scrubbing do% Coopers' Adze;
Ships Cbmp's j Carpenters'do.
Sailors Palms. ; Wood Logs.
Ships Scrapers. | Deep tea and Hand
Caulking Irons. j Leads.
Making do | Long Tar Brufhey.
Marking do j Iron Camb^ofes of
Bung borers. [ different fixes.
Hlf hur Glaffrs. $ Linthorns.
14 & 28 second do.; Tin Ware, &c. &c.
TOBAGO RUM.
No. 4, Portsmouth Pier,
26 Puncheons high proof
St. Vincents RUM.
8 Hhds. excellent MOLASSES.
AIJo, at thefame place, ma, be had,
15 puncheons Demcrara RUM.
A tew pipes high proof Brandy.
30 Hhds. SUGAR;
60 Bbls, fuperfine FLOUR.
Half barrels ditto.
Russia Duck. Russia Sheeting.
Cordages Coffee. Pimento, &c;
PortJmouth, Nov. 1,1800.
Hard-Ware Goods.
J&J.Goddard
— ALSO—
A general afatment of
Weft-India Goods
and GROCERIES.
Portfauth, Nov. I, ISOO.
Hyfon Skin, and Bohea TEA,
per chest.
50 boxes Spermaceti Candles.
Ship Chandler, Store.
Long & Hamilton,
just landed, and for sale by
Clement Jackson,
Portsmouth, OH. 24, 1800.
U BE 30
JOSEPH BISHOP,
FROM SALEM,
RESpedfully informs the in
habitants of I'ortfmouth and its vi
cinity, that he has had the Tallow Chan
dlers and Soap-Boiler's works erected lit
Ark.lane, in this town, where be fliall
carry on the
Tallow Chandlers' & Soap Boilers'
Bufinefe in all its branches.
HE HAS FOR SALE,
Caftile, White & Rozin SOAP,
warranted good. Mould &Dipt Candleft
PORTER/of good quality.
WANIED,
A quantity of Wood ASHES,
for which Cash or any of the above ar
ticles will be given.
Said Bishop, has been long experien
ced in the above business, in London,
Marseilles, and in America.
A Quantify of excellent hew
LIME in Hhds. just arrived fron,
New-Brunswick, and for fafe on the
middle Town Wharf. —AL^tt—
Plainer of Paris, & Grindstones.-
# Apply to B. CONNOR}
Pf-Office, Portfatouth, Oft. 25,1860.
ON the present establishment of tfe°
Mails, they are to arrive at and
depart from this office, as follows :—
To arrive To depart
Monda, at II,A. m. Monday at 1, r. m.
Tuefday } Tuefday \t
Wednesday I Wednefdayl
Thurfdaf ,7, <M. Thursday ( 9,k*f
Friday | FridayJ
Saturday J Sunday at 1, p. M.
MARK SIMES, Pofl-Mafter?
j^QQ^gg^gyraoram . .fycumzOg
^TSuljfirlpHbns, advertifem^ts, articles of intit?
licence, elkfbr this ,a,er, art tkenlfAly mjßd:
Sea Coals ; Stone Lime, & about
100,000 of excellent BRICKS.
%t/mouth, Sept 20, 1800.
of every description, bOR BALE, b,
large or small quantities, and is determine
cd to keep a confiant lupply, that an,
person may be fervid at the shortest no
tice, and where Lumber of all kinds will
be purchased in. Also, FOR SALE,
Pifeataqua Bridge
Proprietors, are requested to call at the
Cuflom-Houfe, to receive a Divided of
Toll made thereon, the 6th iuft,
Their Annual Meeting
will be held at the State-House in this
town on the ©h of November next, at
three o'clock, P. M.
Wm. Lang, & Co.
^^°b"" $ row, Kilbyfreet, Bofott,
HAVE received by the Ve
nus and Eliza from Liver
pool, an additional supply of
SeafonableE UROPEAN
GOOD S,
Which they offer for file on
low terms. Boston, O£l. 30.
Tin and Pewter Wares,
Which he will dispose of by Wholesale
and Retail, Cheap. —ALSO—
Makes and fells Sheet Iron
STOVES and FUNNELS.
Cash or an, of the above articles given for
old Pewter and Lead. O& 18.
Elijah Perkins,
INFORMS the public that he
has removed from Dover to th s town,
and taken that large and convenient
Wharf and yard, known by the name of
Warner's wharf, where he constantly
keeps a large affortmtw <f
LUMBER
Jo/eph & JoJhua Haven,
who are now opening a general assort
ment of GOODS, fuitablc to the season.
He calls Upon those who are indebted
to him to make Ipeedy payment to
prevent farther trouble.
Portsmouth, Oa&t 1, iSoo
GOOD S,
0/ the latest Importation,
just received By
OLIVER BRIARD,
And for file at his Store in Mar
ket Street, at the lowed: Casi
Prices. Portsmouth, 0,9. 18. rß oo .
'lho S Martin, Treasurer.
Porfmouth Oa^ber tt, 1800.
John Badger,
Tin Plate Worker,
Oppofae the Oracle Printing -office,
Daniel Street,
Respectfully informs
his Friends and the Public that he
has on hand a general assortment of
Joseph Haven,
INFORMS the public, he has this
day entered into Copartnership with
his Brother, JOSHUA HAVEN :—
The business in future will be done un
der the Firm of
Frelh Fall and Winter
NEW LIME.