The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-09-27 00:00:00, page 4

Poetical Repofaory.
"'ode TO CONCENT.
aAIL Content, pure fount of pleasure !
Sweetest bliss we mortals find :
Come, thou dear, thou precious treasure,
Gently fdoth try anxious mind !
Fairoft miniature cf bedven !
Spark etheriai from above!
Let thy sweets profufely given,
Still my joy, my blessing prove.
Cherub, come with all thy graces,
Ever in my bofoni reign !
Riches, honors, titles, places,
Are without tLue, care and pain. :
But with thee the meanest %'tfyi
Humble weeds and homely farft^,
Stili afford a consolation, r
That we are a Father's care.
Come, thou source of purest pleasure !
Come, thou sorrow Toothing power !
Shed thy influence without measure,
Rain thy joysa ceafclcfs shower!
THE iVIUTAI^IST — No. 369.
Religion, never to be treated zvih? levity.
Addressed to Youth.
The folloiving advertisement is copied for tie novelty
of it,from the Lancajler, Pennsylvania founal.
LOST] —The Governor and Secre
tary of Pennsylvania. They departed
a considerable time ago from the Seat
of Government, and have not been
tince heard of by the Inhabitants of
Lancaster. The former is a small
" weazlefaced old gentleman," with a
rapier dangling by his fide. He once
commanded a regiment at Amboy.
He is the fame man who appointed to
Public Offices Frederick Stiver, Judge
Brannon, Alexander Ogle, the blasphe
mer ; MTleavy, the rioter ; Palmer,
the infidel ; &c. &c. an cnlefs train of
noted men.
The Secretary is so notorious that it
is alnioft unneceifary to describe him,
particularly as he seems determined to
flick to the Governor " through thick
and thin."
It is only necessary to fay that he
has wrote chapters on economies, and
was contented with the trifling sum of
three thousand dollars a month for his
immense services iityuelling the weftern
infurredion.
A rewa: d of three Jbarp-fAns will be
given to any man who will BRING
THEM TO JUSTICE AT THE Seat OF
Government.
N. B. If they do not return soon the
command Should be placed in the hands
of the little Deputy Secretary, Jemmy
Tremble.—As Jemmy has to do al
most ail the business he should have
their Salaries also. He might then
fmg cheerily to the tune of 8,500 dol
lars per annum.
DIED— Ai Willington, 7. mrs. IL Corfe
Hopkinton, Rebecca Towne, aged 4, only date,
of Mr. Jof'pb Towne—Samuel Walker, aged,,
-► Dartmouth, Joffeb Manly, aged 56
— Falmouth, %pb Parker, Esq. aged 64
Portland, mrs. Beerjleba Headerfon, aged 40 ;
mifi Lu, Noyer, aged 38 ; Richard Collins, a na
tive of Truro
The mortality among tbe children of Portland is
^rycofo^ Nine Led in tbe course oftle las
• ''— Medford, m,s Hr.nab S^, <ed „, effort
e s ZM.wi.J NN
“ The ingenious Dr. Moore, in his last pro
du&ion, just received from London, observes in
his wonted and happy manner, that " thole who
marry in spite of dislike or indifference, will
frequently by habit acquire a kind of affection
for each other, just as those who cannot afford
claret, take port, or perhaps porter ; which, tho'
unpalatable at firft, becomes less and less so by
patience and perseverance, and at last tolerably
suits their 'afte.
“ Those on the other hand, who despising all
other considerations, marry from love, and sepa
rate soon after from hatred, may be compared
to people, who are so fond of claret, that with
out thinking of the price, indulge m excefles
which create disgust and remorse.
" But the author adventurously adds,! am so
framed that if I should venture on matrimony
at all, I am convinced I would choose to rifle
the fate of the claret drinkers."
IMPRESS your minds with reverence for
what is leered, let not wantonness of youth
ful spirits, no compliance with the intemperate
mirth of others, ever betray you into profane
sallies. Besides the guilt which is hereby in
curred, nothing gives a more odious appear
ance of presumption to youth, than the affecta
tion of treating religion with levity. Instead
of being an evidence of fupcrior understanding,
it difeovers a pert and Fallow mind ; which,
vain of the firfl smattering of knowledge, pre
sumes to make light of what the rest of man
kind revere. A: the fame tin, you are not
to imagine, that when exhorted to be religious,
you are called upon to become more formal and
folernn in your manners than others of the fame
years ; or to erect yourselves into fopercilioue
reprovers of those around you. The spirit of
true religion breathes gcntlenefs and affability.
It gives a native unaffected eafc to the behavi
our. It is locial, kind, and cheerful; far re
moved from that illiberal superstition which
clouds the brow, sharpens the temper, dejeds
the spirit, and teaches men to fit themselves for
another world, by neglecting the concerns of
this. Let your religion, on the contrary, ton
ned preparation- for heaven with an honora
ble difeharge of the duties of a&ive life. Os
such religion d.fcover on every proper occasion,
that you arc not ashamed ; but avoid making
any unnecessary ostentation of it before the
world.
a^. ^ p jqctctn mira*^raflffifflixw^y
The MEDLEY.—No. 134.
MARRIED — At Haverhill, Samuel George,
to miss Hannah Goodrich
At Halifax, Thomas Boggs, mer. to miss Sarab
Deblois, 2d dau. of the late Qo. Deb/cis, Esq. — Ch.
•Boggs, to miss Mary Frazier
At Dedham, Samuel Smelt, mer. to miss Elizabeth
Delore Sp rogue
At Gloucftr, M'm. Black, to miss Sukey Peirce,
dau. of Col. William Peirce
At Toivnfend Daniel Adams, of Lcominfler, Edi
tor of the Telcfopc, to miss Haney Mulliken, of the
former place
A Salem, j'ohn Allen, to miss Sally Putman
At Welflcei, Capt Moses Young, of Bcrrfcble,
to mrs. Mary Harding, of the former place
ON MARRIAGE.
Died, at Bo ton of an uncommon difreffing nervous
complaint, MiG Abey May, ayoung lady in whom
nuere united, all those virtues and accomplishments
which win our ft cm and captivate our affections. —
Da her vuere conspicuous, a peculiar delicacy of form,
a native elegance , heightened and improved by a refut
ed tafe, a cultivated mind, and a heart replete with
foftnefs and fenfbilit,.
At Plymouth, Bars, sane Robbins, Reliß of the
late Rev. Dr. Robbins, aged 6o
At Savannah, fames Fefer, of Boston ; George
Outerfide, merchant
At Poona, (E. Indies) the famous Mabratta,
Minder and Statesman, Bellajee Junnadein, more
generally known by the name of Nannab Furnaveife,
fcPP°f e d *° be 70 years of age. He has wielded the
feeptre, and be has been the victim of it
Salem, Hannah Townsend, aged 8, eldf dau.
of Capt. Samuel Townsend.
— IVeare JabezMorrill, aged 35
At Havanna, Robert M'Conncl, miefipman of
the U. S.Jbip Ganges
— Saccarappa, Ifuac Bayley, aged 24
— - Cape-Elizabeth mrs. Anna Skyer, aged $1
On bis P^foge from 'Jamaica for North-Caroli
na, IVm. Richmond,jun. aged 25
— Providence, D mid Brown, ^77
In England, fuddcnly, at bis villa in Sydenbam,
Lord Vifeount Sydney
— Bridgewater, Dr, Elfba Tillfon, aged 36
— Effion. (Penn.) Rev. Jacob V.Bajlirk,ag 6%
— IV.Springfield, miss Parnel M.Merrick ag.22
— Eajl-Hartford, mrs. Mabel Bidwell, aged 8 7
— Salisbury, Moses Rowell, aged 63
— Hampton, Dr. Obed Stearns, aged 30, late of
Billerica—mrs. Jane Perkins, aged 6g
— St. John, John Alexander Campbell, aged 38
— N. Braintree, Jacob Biglow, aged ^formerly
of Waltham
— Cbarlcflon, Francis Huger, Esq. He was the
officer who so bravely defended Fort Moultrie againf
the Englijbfleet in 1776 — John Dillon, aged 29 —
'Thomas Bowman —mrs. Rebecca Ridgway, wife of
John Ridgway—miss Sarah Dana, aged 16, of
Somerset, Mrfaebufetts
— Onandago, Elijah L increase, aged 37
— H irtla nd, Eli/ba Gallup, aged 73
Winner, mrs. BarfGW, wife of Jofepb B.
— G° Barrington, James Ray
— New-Landon, mrs. Miry Starr, aged 56
— Montville, Richard Smith, aged 98
— — Lyme, Capt Stepben Smith,aged 73
— Warfroroegb, Her. Jufepb Chamberlain, aged
38,formerly of Cbarlfown
— Lynn, miss Ruth Coates—miss Helena Han
dorcruys Carnes, daughter of Burrill Carnes, Esq.
New-Gloucfer, Parker Sawyer, very suddenly ,
Miss Celia Cobb, daughter of Sylvanus Cobb
!' Hark ! they wbiffer. Angels fay,
Sifter spirit some away."
DIED— At spates boro; 4, on the l,tb infl.
mas Andrew Basle,, eldest fa of Andreev Bur
ley, Esq. a promijeng child, agedv years
— Lexington, mrs Margaret Wilington, aged'll ;
Maria Antonietta Smith, aged 6
— Norfolk John KBlick, mer. lately from An
tigua — Mr Simons, of the btiufe of Simons & sanes;
Mr. Nathaniel Hopk:ns, of Salem ; Jonathan Bil
lings, late of Conway, Muff. Alexander Leslie,
fen. late of Shelburne, N. S.
— IVrentbam, Robert Blake, aged s°A' confe
rence of a fall from a load of bay
In Pennsylvania, Mordecai Moore, aged 89
— Baltimore, Tbo's Ujber, mer. —Henty O'Bri
en, aged 19 — Hear, IVilfon, aged 56
I Dired Tax.l
§§
if ^T HOSE Persons in the townsf
§ I of Portsmouth and New-Caftle,§
ftvho have not yet paid their Dired§
§Tax, having all been notified agree-f
fably to law, are now called upon tof
§discharge their respective Taxes with-§
fout delay; otherwise their houfes§
fcind lands must be advertised for§
ffale in the Newlpapcrs ; the taxables§
fin the advertisement to be designated^
§by the names of the owners, the names§
§of the occupants, &c. The costs 00
§advertifing mull be paid by the de-9
flinquents, or the purchafcr, and may,§
§to some individuals, exceed thc§
^amount of their tax.§
§ More than four fifths of the amounts
6of the Direct Tax in the Towns of?
^Portfmouth and New-Castle, has al-6
fready been paid. But none musts
fexped that their tax will be over-6
flooked, or not be exa&ed, because it§
§may be of small amount.§
§ No individual must expert any?
^further notice, previous to the adver-p
ftifcment for the file of his, or her,
§taxed eftate,§
+»,> „>^>,„% c q+^^g+cfq^
Elijah Perkins,
INFORMS the public that he
I has removed from Dover to this town,
and taken that large and convenient
Wharf and yard, known by the name of
Warner's wharf, where he constantly
keeps a large assortment of
,»+»<>>>»+»>» 0«+<«<«<««4«4
§ SAMUEL ELLIOT,§
§ Collector of Revenue. §
§ September stb, 1800.§
of every description, FOR SALE, by
large or (mail quantities, and is determin
ed to keepa conflant Supply, that any
perlon may be served at the shortest no
tice, and where Lumber of all kinds will
be purchased in. Also, FOR SALE,
Sea Coals ; Stone Lime, & about
100,000 of excellent BRICKS.
Vwtfmouth, Sept 20, 1800.
AHoufe & Land
in KITTERY, about one mile
from. Portsmouth ferry.—
THE House is 40 feet by 24, of 2
stories; with Barn, outhouses,
Bkckfmiihs 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 Pifeataqua, and
while it presents an advantageous ef
tablilhment for the naval architect, is
susceptible of such improvements as
may render it a delightful residence for
the private gentleman. For tdrms and
further particulars, apply to the sub
scriber on the premises.
W. D. PECK.
LUMBER
TO BE SOLD,
\Wm. Lang, & Co.
I TT AVING removed their eftablilh-
Iment from Portfmoath, N. H.
I are now opening for sale in BOSTON,
Abt Assortment vs
English GOODS,
I Which they will' dispose of on low
j terms, for Cash or approved Credit.
Boston, Sept. 18, 1800.
London Chintzes ; patch Fur
niture ; Muflinets & Dimities, Ginghams,
long Lawns; Cambricks ; Marleillcs
Quilting. A large assortment ts
Plain, changeable, striped and
Plad Italian Silks at a reduced price; a
great variety of Florence & English Luft
rings ; blick & colored India Ludriogs ;
black Satins for cloaks, firip'd and plain
black Satins extra quality for mens wear ;
black silk Velvet; black Laces ; bkek
Fans; common and bed Pins ; Tapes;
Threads; Sewing Silks; Knives & Forks;
fafhiui),ble coat and vest Buttons ; Rib
bons, Galloom Bindings ; Edgings.
A large affirtment of
Mens Hats from 7/6 to 36/—1
Ladies black Beaver ditto, colored and
black Satin Beavers; a few straw Bonnets;
'Silk Umbrellas, oil'd ditto; Pair & floor
CARPETING.
II &J Irifn Linens; brown
Hollands; Pl^tclles ; Dowlas; Book,
Jackoner, lappet, lappet & lace, fprig'e &
cambrick Muhins ; Muslin Shawls and
Handkerchiefs ; Camels bait Shawls with
netting and fringe, very cheap ; Chintz
and purple Shawls; Pocket Handker
chiefs; Gentlemens Neck-Cloths ; black
silk Handkerchiefs ; Bandanna ditto.
A handsome effort ment of
SUPERFINE, middling, and
low pric'd Broad-Cloths; Caffimtres:
Kerfeys; Plains; Serges; Flannels; Bai-°
zes ; Wild-Bores; Cambists; Shalloons;
Ruffells; Calamancoes ; Durans; Tam
mies; Velveteens ; Velvets ; Thicksets ;
Corduroys; Queens Cord; Jeans; Fuf
tains. A large afotment of
Mens worsted, cotton & worked,
frk and worked, cotun & silk and cotton
Hosiery ; Youths random cotton and
worded ditto; Ladies white cotton dirto;
black worsted ditto; Mens' white silk,
drab fiik, brown cotton, brown thread,
worked and beaver Gloves.
INDIA GOODS,
European, Staple &Fancy Goods.
Perfumery. Hair Powder, Pom
atums, fenced Soaps, &c. &c. afford an
excellent Choice. September 20.
600 pieces India Cotton, some
of which are extra fine.
150 pieces Nankins.
Hyfon & Souchong Teas pr. chest
A new assortment of Paper Hangings,
with a number of other articles not par
tifyularized. Potjmouth, Sept. 20.
JUST RECEIVED BY
Nathaniel Dean,
Market flrest, Agreat variety of
INDIA COTTONS,
Which will be fold cheap by the bale,
piece or finale yard, for cash or short
credit. Portsmouth, Sept. 20, 1800.
Fall & Winter GOODS.
Has fuft received a Large assortment of GOODS,
•which are nozu opening ts for falc, on the beJI
terms for Case or fort approved credit,
CONSISTING OF
WHEB EAS Phebe,
wife of :be Subferiber, has be
haved in a very unbecoming manner, by
running me in debt, felling my things in
my absence, and keeping company with
another man.—This is therefore to for
bid all perlons from harboring, trufi:og
cr in any way crediting her on my ac
count, as I will not pay any debt flic
may contrast. JOHN HOOPER.
Po'tfauth, Sept CO, thoo._
A quantity of Except
Sheathing Paper,
For file at C PEIRCF' sßookfl ore.
Cheap India Cottons.
JUST OPENED BY
Peter Coffin,
A GREAT VARIETY OF
India COTTONS.
Portsmouth, Sent. 20. I 800.
Just received from Calcutta, and
FOR SALE BY
James Sheafe,
An aff&tment of
INDIA COTTONS by
the Bale. Asa
SUGAR of an excellent
quality in Ba^s.
Fallen Winter GOODS.
At Rich'd Evans's
Store in Market-fired, a great variety of
Seasonable GOODS
Are now opening, and for Sale at reduc
ed prices, which confining of an
Assortment of excellent
James Rundlet,
A large afotment of
I^Rhodeiliand Cheese.
At No. 7, Portsmouth-Pier,
3 Tons Rhodeifl
and CHEESE, of
an excellent quality.
2 Tons of Dipping BUTTER,
in small Kegs.
100 Quintals Pollock FISH.
Frefli Phila. fuperfine FLOUR.
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Molasses.
East and Weft-India SUGAR,
with other Goods as usual. Apply to
Hi Garland or S. Holman.
Portsmouth, Sept. 20 1800.
kOR SALE BY
Thomas Sheafe,
At his Store North-end,
Fifty barrels TAR.
Rosin and Turpentine.
Russia & Swedes Iron.
Bar, flieet, Red & White LEAD.
MOLASSES. CORDAGE.
Nets ; Twines, & Lines, orc. &c.
IPortfmouth, Sept. 13, ISOO.
FRESH GROCERIES
B. Leverett,
Has just Rece ved, and FOR SALE,
at bis Store, Spring-bill,
FRESH black. Zant Currants;
Nutmegs; Cloves; Mace; Cinnamon;
Citron; foft null'd Almonds; Sweet OIL
in flafks; table SALT per basket.
Gun Powder, Hyfon, young
, Hyfon, Hyfon Skin, Souchong & Bohea
TEAS, cf the firft qualities.
Philadelphia Loaf Sugar per
hundred or Loaf; E. India Sugar per bag.
Real Hollands GIN, (white.)
Old RUM, common ditto; Brandy; Mo
lasses; Sherry, Lisbon & Malaga Wines.
Spermaceti & mould Candles ;
Spanish Segars.
Elliot's warranted Snuff pr. keg.
With a general affirtment of
Weft-India Goods & Groceries
as usual, and as cheap as can be purchaf
rd at any Store in Portsmouth.
JOSEPH -BIsHOFT
from SALEM,
RESpeftfully informs the in
habitants of Portsmouth and its vi
cinity, that he has had the Tallow Chan
dlers and Soap-Boiler's works ereCted in
Ark.lane, in this town, where be shall
carry on the
Tallow Chandlers' & Soap Boilers'
Business in all its branches.
HE HAS FOR SALE,
Caftile, White & Rozin SOAP,
warranted good. Mould &Dipt Candles.
, PORTER of good quality.
VP AN TED,
A quantity of Wood ASHES,
for which Cash or any of the above ar
ticles will be given.
Slid Bishop, has been long experien
ced in the above business, in London,
Marseilles, and in America.
Sign of the trum
-0&@ N a ^ d Ke gg>
I William Parry,
Hasfor sale at hisfore at the Lzuer
end fßuckfreet, near Portlmouth-pter,
A Large assortment of
Goods ; Groceries, &c.
Among which are the following,
RJJM, Brandy, Gin, Aniseed,
Clove-Water; befl of London Por
ter, by dozen or single bottle ; Coffee,
Tea, Chocolate, Sugar, Molasses, Cotton ;
Cod and Pollack Fifli ; Flax of an excel
lent quality, and of any quantity; Mack
erel per barrel or , barrel; Crockery and
glab Ware; A variety of Shoes; excel
lent Spanish float Indigo; a quantity of
nail-rod Hoops; Hats of various kinds ;
Best of Oil'd Hat-Cases, of almost every
fizt & price, neatly made ; A great quan
tity of Iron, Steel-shod, and other Spades
and Shovels; Keggs from half a pint to
ten gallons, kept constantly for sale ; to
gether with a large assortment of other ar
ticles too numerous to mention in a
Newspaper advertisement; all of which
will be fold as cheap or cheaper than at
any shop in this town.
As said Parry has lately ef
tabliflied a Tobacco Manufactory, where
he has the best of Tobacco Manufactur
ed into Pigtail; small Twist & Smoak
jng—he is determined to fell the best of
Tobacco, much lower than can be pur
chased at any shop in Portfmou'h.
Evening School.
THE Subscriber proposes o
pening an Evening School, the firft
Monday ih October next, (if suitable en
couragement offers,) at the School cham
ber in Jeffrey-Greet, opposite M^j. John
S. Sherburne's, where he will be happy
to inftruCtthofe who have not had the
advantage of a day school, in Reading,
Writing, and Arithmetic, for terms ap
ply to the. fubferiber, at his lodgings in
Dauiel-ftreet.
Samuel Bowles, jr.,
Portfmoutb, Sept. 13, iSco,
LANDS,
For Sale and Settlement, in the Diffie of Maine.
Young Farmers attend !
THERE are now offered for
file and settlement, a number of
TOWNSHIPS of LAND, on and near
to the Union-Rivr, in the county of Han
cock. —This delightful river is only 14
miles in a dired line East, from Penobfeot
River, and runs parallel thereto ; some of
the Townfllips are already run out into
half mile square Lots; a large double
Saw-Mill is now ereßed at the great falls,
on the Weftern branch of the river ; a
road is already laid open from thence, by
Taunton Bay, so called, to the harbour of
GolBorough; another road will be open
ed in the infuing Ipring, to the Penob
fcot River, that will come out at or near
to the town of Orrington, and a commu
nication by water in boats, may be had
to the place designed for settlement, from
the inhabitant who are now fettled at the
mouth of the river.
The foil and situation of this
trad of country, in a delightful climate,
•where diseases are unknown, is not exceed
ed by any, and its natural meadows, co
vered with blue joint grass, must give it
a decided preference for fett'. ment, in the
ekimation of all good Farmers.
As no improvements have as
yet been made on these townfoips, the
firft settlers will of course havetbe oppor
tunity of choosing their lots, which con
tain one hundred and sixty acres each ;and
the firft fix families of young industrious
and prudent Farmers, such as are deter
mined to require property, that apply for
settlement in this country, shall have such
particular benefits and advantages afforded
them, that if rightly improved cannot fail of
securing a compleat independence to them
and their families; and the next fix families
that shall fettle on eachof the townships
now assigned for improvement, shall have
their lots at one dollar per acre, and such
accommodations in the mode of payment,
as will give fatishdion to the purchasers,
and in every instance when the terms of
their contrasts are complied with, they
shall receive undeniable titles by warran
tee deeds.
All applications are to be made
to the fubferibers living at GculdJborough,
in the county of Hancock, where houfa
are built for the accommodation of the
families of those who may uifli to re
move into that country, and where they
can refine until their own houses are
made convenient for their reception.
DAVID COSB.
JOHN RICHARDS.
N. B. The Gouldfborough
Packet fails monthly from Col. Davis'
or Capt, Curtis' Wharf, at the South
end of Boston, in which settlers, their fa
miles and effects may be conveyed to
GouldJborongh, and where every assistance
will be afforded to those who intend set.
tling in that country, Sept. 18,
LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. 39, Cornhill, Boston
THE drawing of the Philanthropic Lottery is
necessarily suspended until the x6th day of'
October. It was hoped by the Manager, and
Super intendant of the drawing, that a fufficient
number of Tickets were fold, to admit of their
compleating the business without delay ; but on
returns being made from those gentlemen, in
whose hands Tickets were placed for sale, it ap^
peared that two many remained on hand to ren
der advisable any further drawing until a sus
pension of 30 days, in which time no doubt, the
remaining Tickets will be fold.
The following is a lift of Prizes drawn.
Nor. Dols. Nos. Dols. Nos. Dols. Nos. Dols.
692 4 4864 4 6016 4 79 2 7 5°
743 4 5 0 46 1000 6175 4 8922 4
io6t 4 5049 4 6532 4 i°i°9 4
!444 4 5117 4 6797 4 10893 4
2622 4 5279 4 6985 50 ^99, 4
4062 4 5473 4 7057 4^165 50
4304 4 558 £ 25 7368 4 11496 25
4613 4 5690 4 7516 4 {,
Warranted undrawn 1 ickets may be had
at the Bookstore of C. Peirce, No. 5, Daniel
ftreet, Portsmouth.
There is now undrawn 1 prize of 3000,
3 of 1000, 8 of 500, 12 of 100, 97 of 50, «Rtf
200 of 10, 3'49 of 4 dollars eas.
The LA VATER, which is the wash
ing machine, can be put into operation,
by a lad of 12 years old, and is found by
actual experiment, to wall) Clothes, with
much greater expedition, and with less
injury to the clothes, than in the ufud
way. It is so contrived, that the agita
tion of the water alone effectually does
the waffling.
The WRINGER, is so conftru&ed at
to press the water from the cloths with
out the least injury, and is there fore pe
culiarly ufeful fur Muffins and fine linen.
As the water is prefled out by turning a
screw, it is a very expeditious method of
wringing out clothes.
These machines are highly efleemed,
wherever they have been introduced, as
they greatly facilitateand expedite the se
vere labor of walking. The right is ea
gerly fought for in various parts of the
country, and the machines will no doubt
eventually obtain a very general use.
The expence of the Lzvater is eighteen,
dollars, and that of the Wringer is fix
dollars. Either or both may be had of
the proprietor.
Any one who wishes for further fatif
fadion, may try the experiment of one
of these machines, which the said Mar-.
shall has on hand, gratis.
WILLIAM MARSHALL, hereby
gives notice, that Ite has obtained
the foie right, for the town of Portsmouth,
of the Rev. Ezra Weld's greatly improv
ed patent Lavai er, and newly diicoy.
cred Wringer.
Patent Wafting & Wring
ing MACHINES.