United States oracle and Portsmouth advertiser — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-01-22 00:00:00, page 3

^^ FIRESI <
- t.^°" $ %nuar, <9, 1803. The oldcft parton
,vmg can scarcely recoiled a period, which thii
h " been f ° frequently alarmed by the cry
fa as it has within these few weeks. On
Saturday evening about 7 o'clock, the eitenfive
building built and improved by Mr Brocas
the Columbian Museum ; add as the Dwelling
house of Mr Doyle; was difeovered to be in
Blames. So rapid were their, progress, that
scarcely a single article was fared of. the rare
and valuable collection of natural and artifi
cial curiosities which Mr. Bot,en has spent
a considerable, part of his life to make; and
+ which has afforded so much fatisfa&ion to the
public. Mr Doyle succeeded in removing his
furniture from his lower room and two or three
things from his front chamber. .The furniture
of the house adjoining was removed, huf with
much damage, on Account of the confufion of
the moment. In a few hours the remains of
the once connect” buildings lay in burning
fragments on the ground. On the fouth and
, east sides of the wooden edifices deftreyad, were
orick buildings, " whole " proud walls repulsed
the affuults of the deftrudive element," * and
permitted the efforts of the citizens to be made
in other places where they were required, arid
were at length fuccefefoL The houses deftroy
cd, exclusive of the Mufeum,were occupied by
the widow Pollard, Mr Bumflcad, and Otbelf®
Bollard; and bringing to Mt BumJkad, oa
whole ground the Museum was erected,on such
terms, that in a year or two, the building would
have come into his possession. The loss at this
fr< has been estimated at 50,000 dollars.
This unfortunate efrent was occasioned By
zerident, in admitting two or three gentlemen on
Saturday evening, contrary to along established
cuttom.
While the ruins of the above-mentioned fire
were dill blazing, and many citizens and fed
eral of the engines were engaged in extinguish
ing them—a new fire broke out on Burditt's
Wharf, at the northerly part of the town, in a
new store which flood on the ashes of a building
consumed at the great tire in that vicinity about
a year Since. A carpenter's Shep, lime-ftorc and
barn were consumed. They were occupied by
Mr. Elijab Boring, and owned by Mr Burditt.
On Monday, near midnight, the cry, and ring
ing of bells, again summoned our citizens to
another conflagration, which began in a hay
Store (containing about 30 bundles hay belong
ing to 'j°feb Batchelder efq. of Chelsea) oi in a
joiner's loft over it, belonging to Mr. John Hoo
ten, at Winnefimit ferry, adjoining the old Navy
Yard. The flames immediately communicated
to, and destroyed, with the principal part of the
contents, the large two-ftofy Store belonging to
the United States, and the timber Sheds adjoin
ing, and to a dwelling houh owned by Mr.
glooten, and occupied by Mr Libbey Mrs Ed
wards, Mr Hayden, and Mr Hell, who loft the
principal part df theirrfeds.
About day-light yesterday motning unequiv
ocal evidences of an incendiary attempt, wer4
difeovered by Ms j% D. Howard, in a Shed
improved by Meffes.S/urr and Wafhurn, grav
ers, on a wharf ne^r Patron?, The Smoke was
seen iffning through the crahnics; when oh
opening the doors a tub lilted with combustible
materials, confiding of matches, tier'd canvass,
and small pieces of wood, was discovered on
fire; which in five minutes more, would have
been communicated tp,;he ffied.and its contents.
Mr. Howard, with assistance, immediately ex
tinguished the fire. Not a doubt exists in the
mind of the numerous citizens who have vifit&i
the Spot, of its being the attempt of fomc dia
bolical incendiary to &t fire to that part of the
town. —:—o—-
MR. RUSSELL,
At a time when alarms of fire have become
too frequent, every proposition to augment the
means for extinguishing it, will be received with
candor grid detention., ~
A correspondent, therefore proposes to the
Young Mera of Bollen, between 18 and 21 years
of age, to fubferibe to an agreement, now left at
the Centmel Office, to furniSh themfelvcs with a
fair of. uniform Fire Buckets, and to engage to
carry them to every calamity that may happen,
— — —
<{ SALEM, Jan. 14.;
The recent misfortune of the town of Portf
fcouth, has produced a sensation that will, pro
bably operate to increase the guards agaiaft fire,
Warned by that cataftrephe, tht Stockholders
o£th: Bank in this town, at a meeting yester
day, Voted co take down their present building,
and ere6l a brick cne on the fame fpot,fre-proof
—and the following gentlomen were appointed
a Committee to carry it into execution, viz?
Meffis. William Gray, jun. jofeph White, and
William Orne. 0 .
, Weare unhappy to hear that the Hon. Mr.
Bruce, of Machias, lately . chbfen to Congrefi,
is in so ill a Gate of health that he is not expect
ed to recover. {Portland pap.
— 0 = 1
Front ST. DOMINGO; Dec. 20, ±8oi„
" Ever since Gen. Rechambeau has had the
Chief Command, things have been growing bet
ter. ,Ttie negroes have fled to the mountain^
" The General yesterday issued a proclama
» tion for repealing the arrest of September last,
& for permitting the importation of dry goods,
provisions, &c. ftibied to a duty of 20 per cent.
advalorum.
John A. Graham, Esq. of Rutland, Vermont
has been appointed Clerk to the Senate of the
United States, in the room of Samuel A. Otis,
Esq. who has faithfully firved in that capacity
ewer since tne organization of the government :
but Mr. Otis is a federalift. [N.r.Paper.
Q+tote+r W^ !*« •s•%•+»s„*
T. PEIRCE'S Marine Lift.
Arrivals & Departures ,since Jan. 12.
I^failed brig Alert, Rollins, Weft-Indies,
x 6 do brig Hitty, Parrot, Demarara,
30 arrroedfebr Dolphin, Burnham, Gbarleflon.
Brig Union, Fetter of this port was spoken
Dec. 38, long. 6,, 7 days from Dominique, for
N. London.
A brig from Turks-lfland, ~ belonging to
Portsmouth, has been wrecked on tht weft end
of Nantucket. The master had died on board
the 31st Dec. the 2d mate was loft in attempt
ing co get on Ihore, the others were fated. The
vdTel, with 0600 bushels of Salt, which the had
on board, are totally left. [&fa Gai.
g, Tbu was the brig Adeona, and belonged to
Capt. Prcfcott, of New-C^lc, Jonathan
TREDieK vas the commander.
„'#* «+«+«+ 7 fr+►«<•&•##¥
MARRI ED] In this town, Mr William
Damrrll, to Miss Catharine Shapley
O ggp.BOCTOCT=mmQ »3BgErcrafe«±;%-,-. ^ ^^..• fr
DIED] la tbis, town,.Mre. — — — Do ig, wife
of Mr George Doig — Mrs Mebitable Win rol ,ag
d%%—Mrs Pbebe Neil, aged 6,, widow of Mr
Robert Neil, joiner, deceased—. Mrs Mary Shores,
seed 6s — "rt child of Capt Rowe—Eliz abetb Gee
Syrnmes, aged IO years.
In compliance ^ith federal reque 4s, we
foal! n ext w ^ present the public with the
'mafterly address of the editor/ of the Unit
ed Stated Gazette. ♦
njeremiah Lißbev,
Is' J
r (Though late,yet with no less sincerity)
n returns his thanks to his friends and
e fellow-citizens for their exertions dur
s ing the late diftretfing„fire,in saving his
[ P a P ers and property, and informs them
c and the public, that he has takema
c store on Spring-hill where he tranfa&s
business as usual, and where is for fate
'Ageneral afortment of
o IV.I. Goods & Groceries,
e viz. Rum; Brandy,Gin, Molasses,
- Coffee, Cotton, Loaf, India and
} Brown Sugars, Hyfon, Souchong
fI and . Bohea Teas, Russia and
I Swedes Iron, Salt pr. Hhd,qd,
: 16d, 10(1, and 2od Nails, Powder I
1 land Shot, Flints, Indigo, Pepper,l
: Spices,Ginger, Alluni, Copperas,
! Dye Woods, Raisins, Tobacco,
r Segars, Wine Glaffesj tumblers,
' Decanters, together with many
1 lotherI other articles, as cheap as at any
I store in Portsmouth. ,
N. ii. The, following articles
' were saved from the flarries,.but
I are yet miffing, viz. 1 bbl. Sugar;
I bag Pimento, i box containing
;Poland Starcli, and i fniall calk
- Rice, any information refpe&ing
;them will Be thankfully received,
; j and any person having them in
[ I possession is requested to return
them. January 21, 1803.
, Crockery,Glafs ^ChinaWare Store.
, ' — -o—.
llsaac Stanwood,
;Refpeßfully inforT^ his customers andetb
, ; ers that he has taken the Store next that
of Abner Blafdell's, fa'r, i^Buck-ftreet,
:I inhere he has forfate a good Affottment of
Crockery Glals & China Ware,
as cheap as can be found in town.
Jam22,i803.
William Garland,
Hasfor sale, N 0.7. 7 Portsmouth Pier,
1 10 Hhds retailing SUGAR.
I ^..^erGoods as usual.
I LOSTi ~
IN moving, during thelatefire,
a Quarter Cast BRANDY, —Any per
lon who will give information, to t/telqb
;Briber where the fame may be found will
greatly oblige .him; • u
," JONATHAN GODDARD.
Portsmouth, Jan, 22, 1803.
, Samuel NelloH,
REfpedfully Jrifornis tlie
Public iu general that hd
I has opened a STABLE, directly
qppofite, the Hon. PTobdfo
Langdon's Dwelling-House in
'Broad-ftreet, dnd that he can ac
commodate Ladies and Gentle
men with fashionable :
Hordes arid Carriages,
; on most reasonable terms. He
also Stables Horses.
„ Pentfshouth, Januaryzi.
== C } 7 — , ^ =---;-.• -
Just received, and for Sale at C.
PEIRCE'sjfo, inEuckfreet,
DR. . Jenkins' masterly reply to
Mr, Pe,ter .Edwards, intitled a
; Defence of die Baptists, against the as
persions and mifreprefentatious of Mr.
Peter Edwards, late Pastor, at Portfea
Hants, in his Book intitled Candid
Re^fons, &c% Price 2/3.
-Alfa Angles of Faitli and Church
Building, price 10 Cents. r $
Mafachufetts and, New-Hampshire
Registers., Farmers & other Almanacs.
Tickets and Quarters in 2d Class of
South Hadley. Canal Lottery, which
commences drawing next Thursday.
Highest Pri%e, 10,000 dollars.
Portsmouth, January 21.
& 2 Bed-quilts ; 3 Blankets; 2
Sheets, and a large green Certain were
taken from a bed which, was tied up in.
^homefpttn coverlid,,and tarried from
thehoufe ofthe fubferiber to thePatad%
at the commencement ofthe late dread
ful ^re,-?aDy person who can give id,
formation of the above, will grtatly
oblige CHARLES PEIRCE.
, TAKE NOTICE!'
IA LL persons ^ho have de
mahds against the estate pf
; william mQeston,
I late of Litchfield, Esq. deceased, intestate,
• tire requested to exhibit the fame for fettle
' merit, to the fubferiber, administrator on
said estate—and those indebted to laid es
t tate are desired to make immediate pay
ment. DAVID M'QUESTON, A'dm?r.
Bedford, fan. 6, 1803.
p Loft on Sunday 26& Dei:
last a basket containing a number 8
, fqudre burnt China Plates, and other
' China and Glass IPare, any person
, who has the fame will oblige
;Charles Hardy by leaving
Word at his Jhop in Crofs-fireet.
January si, &f
Edward Parry,
Informs his friends and ctflomers that ow
ing to the late conflagration, he has tafa
a store opposite the Spate-House, Gongrefs
freet, a few doors from the Bell Tavern,
where he has for sale as u/ual, thefollowing
GOODS.
Wholesale and Retail.
His Stock conjiJls of
Igo pieces of Superfine and low I
price fsfhionable Broadcloths, from 6/
to 40/pe'r yard.
^OO ps. ,Plainand Forest Cloths.
40 ps. Superfine Coatings, Rat^
teens, and L^mbftiris.
40 ps, blue, led and green Serges
and Fearpaughts. .
35 ps, fashionable , Caffimeres,
from 6/to 2 17 per yard. l
56 ps. fa(li ionable Swansdowns.
159 ^. Baizes Ind Flannels.
200 p^ir Rose Blankets,.till sizes.
200 .ps. Durants, Tammies and
Moreens.
too ps. Ruffels and Calamancoes.
i^ 0 P s - Wildbores, Camblets,
,and Carnbleteens, •
40 ps. Shalloons and Antiloons.,
40 ps. blue and black velvet and
. Corduroys. : , \
§0 ps. Florentine and Liftings',
200 ps. Irifli Linens & Sheetings,,
icoo groce falliionable and com
mon Buttons.
10,000 yds. fashionable Chintzes
and Copperplate Furnitures.
600 yds, Dimities and Muflinets.
1000 yds, fprigg'd and tambor'd
Mullins from 3, to 24/ per yard.,
1000 yds. cambric, jaconet and
book Muslins.
600 yds. English Bed Ticks.
1200 yds. black Modes & Satins.
200 yds. Pelicee Silk.
30 doz. men's, Beaver Hats, ts
thelated fafhion.
20 doz. Ladies' Beaver H^fs,
some of which are very elegant.
30 doz. fafliionable Ranalloy
(Iraw Hatts and B, nnets; Trimmings.
50 doz. camel's hair, silk, mufhn,
~ tambrihand chintz. Shawls:
ico doz. best Jersey, and Wilt
fliire jmen's .ktiit Stockings,
. Superior to any ever imported,
too-doi Ladies' Cotton & Silk
Hole, Gloves and Mitts.
2 trunks of fashionable Muffs and
Tippets;fur Shawls & Wadding.
• ..Alarge rfrsmint of,
, Ladies' Londoi lmade Shoes
with water proof soles to fiti
, An elegant qffortme*t,f
English and French Laces .and
Ridgings. , Alarge afortmgnt of
Bed Laces, Fringes, and Tassels.
English patent white and color'd
; sewing Cotton Thread.
Water ptQrif Umbrellas,';i
20 Bales 15 thread Cod Lines,
Sewing Twjne, Herring Nets,
and patent Shoe Thread.;
With a- general aflortraett of.
Other GOQDS, as ufnal.
1, Ppt arid Pearl Affies ? and Flax-
I Seed will be received in pay..
, VE.PARrYearneFly re
quests all those who are indebted to him
to make immediate payment, as his loss
has been very oreat ip the late fire, which
make it rieceffar, that his accounts should
be all fettled. , fa.ll.
Whereas M r . Samuel
HALEY, at his own; an^ great
expence, built a WhArf,. and triage, a
Dock, fafe and commodious for veflels,af
his Island at the Shoals, which have been
•of g rcat advantage t,o those concerned in.
I Navigation and the Fishery i And where
as these works have betnihe means, Under
Providence, of saving the.lives and, prop
erties of many, yet have never yielded him
any profit, but onthe/:oritrary he lias been
„ great expence in keeping them in re-,
pair, which he so no longer able to ftp
port. And whereas the wharf has lately
iuftered great damage, 2nd thewprksmufl
be irreparably ruined unlefe fame, repairs
are soon made, and that before tne Com
monwealth, or the United States, (both:
of which have been ,applied to,or relief)'
ican take up the matter, and interpole to
I save them.
Therefore the [aid Samuel Ha
ley,o?' his owl and the benefit of
the Public has opened a fubferip
tibn paper and those merchants and
Mariners who ate 'difpojed io atyl
id this ujefid and philanthropic
work are d@ir£dtofovward a small
fam to Mark Simes,ejq. pofl-majier
Portsmouth.
The Portland printers are requested to
insert this gratis.
Portsmouth/ January ax, 1803,
jofhua Blake,
Refeeafully informs his friends and
the public that in confidence of the late foe
he has taken the Store lately occupied by
Mr. Timothy Winn, tear the Pier,
in Euck-freet, being she corner
store oppofte Mr. BlafdelPs
houje andftore,
Wh ERE HE HAS FOR SALE
A very large assortment of
English GOODS,
Ab of which will be fold so very cheap for caf,
that he hopes for a continuance of cuflom,
alhd his fland is a fade removed
:from she center of BuJmffi.
AMONG Hts , ASSORTMENT ARE -t
COATINGS and Ratteens, at 1
the most fashionable colors; super-1
fine and law pric'd Broad Cloths; ftripedl
and plain Kerfeymeres of all colors; Elas
tics; Orleans Stripes; Plains; Serges;
Fpraft Cloths ; Devonftire Kerfevs ;
Dufflls ; Fearnaughts; Baizesand Flan
nels of all colors 8: widths ; Qomets ; an
ahortdient of Blankets, Swanikins.
Avariety of r
Superfine and low priced Swandown
Waifleoatings; toilanet, quilting, lainet
and silk do; silk Velvets, men's Satins,
and silk Florentines; striped black Satins
for Vests; Broglips ; Pantaloon Patterns;
heft twillUy black and color'd cotton Vel
vets; Constitution Cords ; Thickfetts.
- Alarge afortment ts
>Men's black, white, & mifoibb'd and
plain wonted Hose; knotted 8, vandyke
do; silk & worsted do; cotton & worsted
do; youth's worsted & cotton do; men's
black, white and fancy cotton do. some
with lated clocks ; men's black, white
and fancy silk do ; do. lacid clocks , la
dies' white cotton laced blocks, and plain
do. of all prices ; ladies' plain and laced
clocks silk Hose; .ladies' black Worsted
Hose; black worsted Gloves and Mitts;
men's worsted Caps ; Socks; Morocco
and cloth Shoes; children's leather Shoes ;
ladies' extra long, black, white, lc color'd
silk Gloves; batiit do.; black, white and
colored cotton Gloves, both nett & plain ;
nett and plais cotton Mats; black and
colored silk Mats; ladies white.& color'd
kid Gloves ; habit do ; men's Black and
white silk Gloves; bl ck and color'd
cotton da; beaver, Woodttock, leather,
worsted & mill'd do. . Avariety of
Mock jalalc, bear, brown & g fe y fox,
Baranka and camel's hair Muffs and Tip
pets; Fur Trimmings.; silk Wadding lor
Cloak linings; black, while and color'd
nett-ffing'd camels hair Shawls; tarn
bor'd, and silk flrife do ; black, white and
color'd silk Snawls ;.a variety of check'd
figur'd & plain silk Handkerchiefs; Ban
dannas; bl^ck Elk HandkeK hids; black,
white and color'd nett fringed Cambrick
Shawls ; tambor'd cambrick, and muslin
Shawls; patch, color'd & purple Shawls ;
jaconet and book mullin Handkerchiefs;
men's tambor'd ^nd cambrick Handker
chieffy cambrick Packet Handkerchiefs;
cotton and linendo; Komalls.
0 .., A laige afirtrient of so„ i $„ e
Black and.colur'u Cambricks & Ging
hams ; black anc |color'd Calicoes; cop
perplate and patch Furnitures ; figur'd
Cambricks and Chintzes of the mewed
fafhions.; a variety of book, jaconet and
India, plain; footed & fprigg'd, Muffins;
glaz'd and unglaz'd Hambrick Muhins of
all prices; Dimoties ; Muflinets & Quilt
ings; linen Cambricks. A varies, of
Straw; chip and cane Bonpeta; Rifles
straw Bonnets ;. : draw Trimmings ;
Blumes; Turkifti silk Bands foebonnets ,;
silver lace ; Chinelle Trimmings ; Cap
Wire ; silk & cotton Fringes ; silk Gir
dles ;,co;tQo do; Glove Ties ; cottori
Cords; Necklaces ; an assortment of
Wbite Thread ; Laces. & Edgings ; black
and white,filk Laces; black and white
silk Lace Veilings; Netting do; Netting
Vandykes; wide black silk .Laces for .
Shades; crape, netting, cypress, plain and
figured Gauges ; black, white and color'd
silk Crapes; black Cypress ; black and
white Millnetts ;, black, white & color'd
Tiffanies and Sarfnets; wide and narrow
Modes : bla§k, white arid color'd, wide &
narrow Satins fob cloaks; Belong do;
black, white & color'd India,Luteftrings;
French & English Liitefyings of the most
fashionable colors ; fati,, mode and luf
fing Ribbands figur'd and plain ; black
gauze Ribbands ; a beautiful assortment
Watch Ribbands; (ilkterrets; Ameri-.
can & Dutch Hair Ribbands; Gallgorps ;
Bindings ; Tapes. ~ An abetment of #
Diapers and/Diaper Table Cloths ; |
and I Irifli Linens.; India. Cotton of all
prices ; Check'd Linens,; check'd and.
Griped Cottpn ; wide Meeting Linens ;
Oil Cloths ^.yellow and white marking
Canvass, Ruffells ; Calimancoes ; Shal
loons; Durants ; Tammifs; Moreans :
Taboreans: Crapes; Wild.bores: Cam
blets; Brown Hollands; fafliionable,
Coat Buttons; Vest do; sewing Silks ;
Twiffs ;.Bobbins; white and colored
Threads; Morocco Pocket Books; steel
Scifars; Thimbles ; Velvet Bindings ;
Tastes, Ivory Combs ; Elastic Knitting
Pin, ; Needier; Paris ; Button Moulds ;
Umbrellas ; Parafoils ; Tiffany Fan,;
Cotten and silk Sufpenhrs; Stoek-Stiff
ners ; Men's Beaver Hats; Women's
Bearer Hats a.id Bonnets; youth's Beaver
and Felt Hats. %#.2 r, 1803.
TAKEN up in the yard ofthe
fubferiber,^ HOG weighing about
i4olbs, the owner may have it, by paying
charges, and applying to
, JOHN RIDER.
Pefoat.h, fart. 2t, 1803
At Public Auaioi^
On the premises, on Tueffothe &j
day of February next, at to o'clock A,,;.
if not fold before that time at
I - private sale,
A LL that valuable Lot of
LAND with the BUILDING^
tnereon, (Wentworth's (hop except/
Situate on the eaftedy fide Chapel-street- -
I said Land is bounded southerly on land.^
Jonathan Warner, Esq. eafterlv op Ur
' several hpd s of J. S. Sherburne,' Esq. al
Mr, G. W. Wendell, northerly by th;
.Church Land, and westerly by said ftrer,
ani will be fold in three diltina Lots.
I The Conditions of sale will be madr
I known at time and place of sale, by th<;
Ifubferiber... y
I RICHARD LOW. /
_J—™^L^"!^^ 1803./
John Bac@)'
, Tin Plate Worker,
INforms the Public that (fife
the fire) he has recommenced buffo
nearly opposite his former stand in
iej flreet, — where a general afotneent i
TIN WAR!
Will be kept constantly for fall
—ALSO-=
PEWTER WARE
Coining of Platters, Plates, :^
sons and Porringers. Jan, 2
S. Sprague,T
: flair Drefler, \
ESpECTFULLYinforn
his friends and customer,
that he his removed to a (hop
newly erected, near the bead of
Danid-ftreet, where he continues
to carry on his bufaefs as usual.
Portsmouth, January %i.
^OT?FICATIO>t: -
WHEREAS the Hon. Su
preme Court of the Colony of
Demarary, has appointed the Subferibers
as Curators of the Eft^tc of the deceafel
JOHN ELLIOT,
formerly of this Colony, Merchant; rbtv
dered i,fulventri- All those that have anv
demands against laid Estate are requested
to bring in their elates on or before the
nth day of March next, for the purpose
that the estate may be adjusted, and the
preferring Creditors receive their divi
dends according^ law.
N. ROUSSELET,
for himfetf, and in behalf o'
JOHN HEUBERT.
Bcmeratv, lite. 19, ißo£.'
— — atten tion n :
r rHE Subscriber bn^e more
, call 00 every person indebted to him
either by. Note or Accaunt;(who have nos
been fufftrers in the lateidiftreffing fire)
todifeharpe the fame without further de
lay—He having ban so very great aluf^
serer by the late locking calamity, it
obliged to call for a prompt and speedy
payment, which he hopes no one wifi
negka. j j. MELCHER.
PortJmcurl:,Jan. 2T, 1803.
A FRAME wanted.
ANY person willing to con
trad to deliver one at Portsmouth,
next spring, may be informed of every
particular, by applying to the Printers
hereof. .; ~ ~ fa.3i,ißofr
W. & D^Tteachfrell;
HA VEjust opened and ready
for iale at.their Stationary
Shop, corner Buck but facing
Court-street, a pretty general as
sortment of- ft, . , r
Books & Stationary, „,
which they have preserved from
the fire, apd where they request
their old Friends and Customers
to flll^^ fa, 21,
; : — —- --,
THE subscriber Adminiftra^
trix of the estate pf
; CRA^ BIGGIN, ,
late of Stratham, gentlemlh,de
cealed, wi|l exhibit her account
of her adminiftratjon of said. es
tate on Monday ,hext, proceeding
the third Wednesday in Februa
ry next, in the forenoon. '-
1803..'NANCTWIGGIN.
A Steady, capable ,map fi who.
underfentis the ^nglifh & French
languages, wishes employment in some
retpeaable hufinefsy wher, the aAivity.
of a young man is not farnuch defred as
the sober habits of a perfen raft the Ime
ridian of life,. The advcrtifcr .writes ?
good hand, undeaftand, accounts, and
as his objeft is cmpb„nent, he will serve
"for vfmall compensation. Enquire of
the Printers.
.04 Maid Wanted, apty tv t^f
Printers.