United States oracle and Portsmouth advertiser — Portsmouth, N.H., 1802-11-06 00:00:00, page 4

JACK.
" I thank thee kindly, but I've firmly swore.
To flay nofonger dangling here on fliorr
One mining piece howe'er, dear Will, I'll take,
And when 1 can a recompence I'll make."
WILL.
" Ay, take it, welcome—may it do thee good,
Thou oft with me at the fame gun has Rood;
Oft haft thou fbar'd the fate of the fame mess,
And fcorn'd to flinch in battle or distress;
Loud storms may roar, and blustering winds
may blow,
But Gill my heart Ihall feel a brother's woe."
Wonderful Mutilation.
IN a letter from Prince Pignatelli, Minifterof
the King cf Naples, to Count Ptioca, Min
ister of State at Turin, intercepted by the French
GeneralChampjonet, is the following ftarement,
originated from rhe mention of Lord Nelson
losing his arm, in a conversation at Naples —
A criminal was ordered to be broken upon
the wheel in the town of Dijon, many years
since ; the Surgeons begged, by petition to rhe
King, to have the sentence commuted to Offer
ing an experiment to be made of a new invent
ed flyptic, in a case of the utmost hoemorrage.
The Court granted th< request, and the crimi
nal confected, as his only chance for life. The
dismemberment went all lengths but the head ;
both the arms, both the thighs, were chopped
off. In fine, the bleeding trunk, smack smooth,
with the head only remaining to the body, was
immersed in the styptic. It soon flopped the
blood; the wounds healed—the man survived,
became the moll moral and profperows citizen
of Dijon, married the tallefl, largest woman in
the country, had twelve children, and his pofl
crity are now at the head of the Municipality.
— - c——
The rich and the great imagine, that everv
one is miserable and out of the u orld, who do%
net live as they do—but they ate the perfors,
who living far from nature, live out of the
world. St. Pierre.
APHORISM. —The baftieft wiles are too
short and ragged a cloak to cover a bad heart.
WILL.
" Well ! Jack, may I a bifeuit never crack,
And may I basely fly Moufieur's attack ;
May I forever from my quarters run,
And dread to fee the muzzle of a gun,
If thou'rt not welcome to a (hare of mine;
Here's guineas, Jack, pray take them, eight or
nine?'
THE,IARS. %
n° AN ECLOGUE. :T
IWO hardyTars,who many ftormihad Teen,
And both with Netful the Nile had been,
An chance would have iL happen'd both to meet,
No matter where —'twas in the open street.
Jak neat and trim was dreFd'in jacket blue,
Strip'd weft, 3 nd trovers of the whitest hue ;
A gold bound hat t^g o'er his ruddy face,
While a black m ckrto* tied with carelcfs grace,
Dependent wavd, his fho„ were neatly cut,
And a larg buckle covet'd half his foot—
His plain Twitch to" dangled in bis hand;
Anl, meeting Wif'l he iraCe a ludderiHand —*
So dreWd was Will, save chat he breeches wore,
Os blacked velvet (buff'd with yellow ore,
Ofyouthful mein,l nd of an hon§ ft heart—
He oft on board had aded« ell his part.
Jack firft addrefs'd his meffioate with “ What
cheer ?
How goes it Wil—where haft thou been this
year:,
I wonder'd where thou.honeft friend collid'd be,
1 thought thee fed, or gone up the Red Sea.
WILL.
“IWhy hearty, hearty ; just from Portfm&ith
come—
Our fbip's paid off—an I here's a Twinging Turn."
[Slapping bis breeches.^
JACK.
" 0 happy Will ! who haft got gold in store,
Whilst I my friend, must put to sea for more !
Mine, niiue, alas ; is now run dev'lifh low !
Last night it got a n oft confounded blow."
WILL.
" Pray tell me how ? to fret is all in vain,
A Heart of Oak, my boy, should ne'er complain ;
No whining cant-A long to hear thy tale,
Then with a can of flin I'll thee regale."
JACK
“ Here it thou (halt, but firft one juicy quid,
I'll thank thee, Will, then do as 1 am bid."
WILL.
“ With all my heart, my 'bacco box I'll ope',
Here ! take it all, there's more in yonder (hop."
JACK.
" Last night, half seas. I fleer'd to fee the play,
With Poll in tow, and made but little way,
Few knots an hour I run, yet, at the last,
Io Drury's gallery I my anchor cast,
When 1 had got tnyfelf flow'd in a birth,
And just began t' indulge in fun and mirth,
Who flould i spy, but Tom, my old (hip-mate,
Moor'lhead and stern alongside saucy Kate:
" Yo hip! yo hip!" I cried " What cheer ?
What cheer ?
" You seem like me midst dangerous gulphs to
fleer
" Ne'er mind the weather, if your bottom's
" found,
• Sone how, at laft,you'll get to solid ground."
Tom took a quid, and scarce a word he fpokc,
Nor feem'd to laugh as usual at my joke.
Much chang'd he was, from what he us'd to be,
Who once could talk and laugh with so much
glee;
Os rare old gin, on this, I took a cup,
And saw, with joy, the main-sheet now haul'd
up:
Su % .b a fine fight I never saw before,
Save when I heard brave Nelson's cannon roar.
I saw fine folks all clad in silk and gold,
And flow'd in births above and in the hold;
Rare wenches too, with dreamers red or blue,
But none like Poll : none had her rosy hue:
Well entertain'd with music and the play,
When all was done I flrove to get away 4
Bu+ in the crow'd, while Poll began to curse,
Some lubber flily stole my silken purfc.
All this dear Will, I could with ease have borne,
Had not my time-piece from me too been torn,
With fbining chain and seal, and trinkets store,
That cost in whole, fix guineas, ay and more ;
Enrag'd I was, to be so crossly us'd,
Whilst faithlefs Poll my kindness flow refus'd :
The fancy jade, because she saw me poor,
No longer could my company endure ;
Ungrateful she for all my favors past,
And many a present given her firfl and last.!
White petticoats, a cloak, a cap, and gown—
-1 tow'd her too to fee each sport in town :
To Sadler's Well's, to Aftley's, every where,
Yet thus was 1 repaid for all my care."
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[From a late London Paper.]
POETRY
±6 v oft *<••*<*
They are excellently adopted to carry off fu
perfluous bile, and prevent its morbid fecrc
tions; to restore and amend the appetite: to
procure a free perspiration; & thereby prevent
colds, which are often of fatal consequences ; a
dose never fails to remove a cold if taken on its
firfl appearance. They are celebrated for re
moving habitual coftivenefs,fi&nefs at the stom
ach and severe head ache, and ought to be tak
en by all persons on a change of climate.
They have been found remarkably efficacious
in preventing and curing disorders attendant on
long voyages, and should be procured and care
fully preserved for use by every feamaff.
(1 Dollar a box )
or Fthe cure of a certain dreadful malady,
THE PATENT INDIAN
Vegetable Specific,
Prepared Qy Dr. Leroux.
The experience of several thousands who
have been cured by this medicine, (a great pro
portion of them, alter rhe (kill of eminent Fhy
fioians had proved ineffectual) demonstrate its
efficacy in expelling the Venereal poison, how
ever deeply rooted in the constitution, and in
counteracting those dreadful effects which of
ten result from the improper use of mercury
The mildness of the Vegetable Specific is
equal to its surprising efficacy, its operation
is so gentle that it is given to Venereal patients
in a state of pregnancy, with the utnioft fafety,
and performs a cure without disturbing the sys
tem or producing any of those disagreeable ef
fe&s,infeparable from the common remedies.
With the medicine is given a description of
the symptoms which obtain in every flage of
the disease, with copious directions for their
treatment, so as to acconiplifh a perfect cure in
the shortest time, and with the lead inconveni
ence possible. Price 8 Dollars.
The Damaft LIP SAL PE,
Is recommended (particularly to the
Ladies) as an elegant and pleasant preparation
for chopped and fore lips, and every blemish &
inconvenience occasioned by colds, fevers, &c.
Which the inventor confidently recommends as an in
valuable medicine, fcr the speedy relief & perma
nent cure of the various complaints which result
from diffipaced pleasures, juvenile indiferetions,
residence in climates unfavorable to the coufli
tution ; the immoderate use of tea, frequent
intoxication or any other deftrudive intempe
rance ; the unfkilful or excessive use of mercury
—the diseases peculiar to females at a certain
period of life ; bad laying in, &c.
And is proved by long and extensive experi
ence to be absolutely unparalleled in the cure of
Nervous disorders—Consumptions—Lowness of
spirits- Loss of appetite—lmpurity of the blood
—Hysterical affections — Inward weakneffes—
violent cramps in the stomach and back—lndi
geftion — Melancholy—Gout in the stomach—
Pains in the limbs—Relaxations—lnvoluntary
cmiffions—• Seminal weaknesses— Obstinate
gleets—Flour albus, or whites —Impotency —
Barrenness, &c. One Dollar 50 Cents a bottle.
Dr. Hann's Antibilious PILLS.
speedily restoring a beautiful rosy colour and
delicate foftnefs to the lips. Price 50 Cents.
The Restorative Ponder for the Teeth
and Gums.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the enamel
from decay, and cleanses and whitens the teeth
absorbing all that acrimonious slime and foulnefs
which fuffered to accumulate, never fails to in
jure, and finally ruin them. Price 50 Cents.
TOGTH ACHE DROPS,
which gives immediate & lading relief.
Price 75 Cents.
Tooth Brufoes, with sponges. 12 Cents.
Excellent CORN PLAISTER,
which is an infalliable remedy for
CORNS. Price 50 Cents.
Dr. Hahn's genuine Eye- Water
A sovereign remedy tor all diseases
of the eyes, whether the effect of natural weak
nef, or of accident, speedily removing inflama
tions, defluxions of rhcume,dullncfs, itching &
films on the eyes; never failing to cure those
maladies which frequently succeed the froall
pox, measles, and fevers, and wonderfully
ilrengthening a weak fight. Hundreds have
experienced its excellent virtues when nearly
deprived of fight. Price 1 Dollar a bottle.
PERSIAN LOTION, '
So celebrated among the fafhionable
throughout Europe, as an invaluable cosmetic,
perfe&ly innocent and fafe, and of unparalleled
efficacy in preventing and removing blemifbcs
of the face and skin of every kind, particularly
freckles, pimples, pits after small pox, inflamma
tory redness, feurfs, tetters, ringworms, sun
burns, prickly heat, premature, wrinkles, &c.
The Persian Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding that natural insensible perspiration,
which is essential to health, yet its effects are
speedy and permanent rendering the skin deli
cately foff, and clear,improving the complexion
and restoring the bloom of youth. Never fail
ing to render an ordinary countenance beautiful
and an handsome one more so. 1 Dollar.
0
Anodyne Elixir,
For thecure of every kind ofHeadache.
fl Dollar a bottle.)
■ 0
Andrew's Specific Lotion
This celebrated Lotion has received
the highest encomiums from the inhabitants of
N. York, and from many Medical characters in
Europe and this country, who having seen its
good effe&s, do not hesitate to give it their
fan&ion. As a speedy, effectual and fafe reme
dy, it is unrivalled and has performed cures in
this country, when Medical aid, Gowland's and
many other Lotionscould give no relief.
for eruptions and impurities in the Face,
from whatever cause arising—as,
Pimples, Freckles,
Blotches, Sunburns,
Ringworms, —AND—
Carbuncles, Immoderate use of
Brackworms, PAINTS,
It nerd only to be tried to convince 'he moll
tunid perlon of its fnperior efficacy in clearing
and beautifying the lace—lt is warranted to be
1 armlets to the tendaref constitution, and inno
cent to the moll delicate complexion—on the
contrary thia will rtflore the skin to its wonted
pureness, abd preserve it thin, foft, transparent
Just received from Lee & Co's Patent
and Family Medicine Store, Baltimore,
and for fate by Charles Peirce.
Dr. HAMILTON'S
Grand Restorative,
Valuable Medicines
, 0
Sovereign Ointment for the ITC H,
Which is warranted an infallible remedy at
one application, and may be used with the most
perfect fafety, by pregnant women, or on in
ants a week old. Price 75 Cents.
Dr. HAMILTON'S Excellent
Laxitive Pills.
Price 50 Cents a box.
The above valuable Medicines are fold
in NeW-HampJbire, by CHARLES PEIRCE
at the Columbian Boob-store, No. 5 Danicl
ftreet, by appointment of the Patentees.
0
A nene Edition (being the 53d) of that interring
Work) entitled,
A Guide to Health :
This truly interesting work has been the labor
of many years experience and observation on the
calamitous consequences of a secret and destruc
tive vice, to obtain a remedy against which,
the doctor.has devoted the principal part of his
life. No proprietor of boarding schools or acad
emics should be without it. (One Dollar.)
£,Sold by appointment of Dr. Solomon of Liver
pool, by CHARLES PEIRCE, Portfmoutb.
.. I?.^zr...^flffl&mfc -v&rcfotQht^dmraCTCT
NOTICE is hereby fgiven,
that the fubferibers, have been duly
apt -inted Adminiftra ors on the estate of
JO NATHAN HAMIL TON.y. Esq.
l^tc of Berwick, in the Coui^y of York,
Merchan , deceased ; and have taken up
on theadclves that trull by giving bonds
as the law direfts. All persons having
any demands against the estate of the de
ceased, are rtquefted to exhibit them for
Settlement; ano all those indebted there
to, art called upon to make payment at
the store of the defeated in Portfmouih,to
JOHN LORD, 1 Admin-
JOHN HAMILTON, } i/ira-
JOSHUA HAVEN. ) tors.
Br^ <k 09,b,, 14. IPO2.
diopit Culling Bufine/s
CARRIED on at the (hop lately oc
cupied by Capt. John Bodge, lower
end of D niel-ftreet, where may be had
Tomb Stores ; Grave Stones ;
Hearth Stones; Press Stones ;
Paint Stones, &c.
50 Dollars reward !
STOLEN out of the stable of the tub
) fctiber on the night ofthe 230 inst. a
likely brown MARE,fryears old, with a
saddle and bridle; laid Mare is about
fifteen hands high, trots all, good spirits,
has a finail spot on the right hip, where
no hair grows; if well observed one
hip appears lower than the other—well
bitted, bandlome neck, head and ear,
fbortifl) tail, and carries it rather low,nd
runs very fwift. Whoever will take up
laid Mare, and cause the THIEF to be
flopped, io that he may be jufty dealt
with, fliall receive forty dollars reward for
the tyef, or ten dollars for the Mare, and
all neccdari <nar^ s paid, bv
THOMAS FOOTMAN.
Dover, OHobcr 2±
^ maid wanted—affly to the
printers.
Which fully explains, in a concise, plain man
ner, the most simple methods of treatment, with
proper efficacious remedies for the following dis
eases, viz. Asthmas, loss of appetite, bilious
complaints, confuniptions, female diseases, fits,
flatulence of wind, hypochondriac,or melancholy
complaints, indigestion, juvenile indiferetions,
lowness of spirits, nervous diseases, rheumatism,
ruptures, fcurvy,&c. &c. To which is added,
An essay on the Venereal disease, Gleets, and
Seminal nveaknefics : and an Address to Parents,
Tutors, and Guardians of Youth.
By S.SOLOMON, m. d. f. r. h. s.
Every person. young and old, Should purchase
this book, there being scarcely an individual who
is not interested in some part of it. In particu
lar it is recommended to young men and boys;
as ar early attention to the latter may serve to
guard them against a fatal rock on which thou
sands have fpiit, and be the means of preserving
theii bodies from disease, & also their fouls, their
minds, and all their faculties from deftrumion.
Youth of either sex, who have pra&ifcd a
fecrct and deftrudive vice, and thereby relaxed,
weakened, and debilitated the whole nervous
sy stem, will find the Cordial Balm of Gilead the
mod powerful, certain and effectual restorative,
This medicine possesses wonderful efficacy in
all nervous disorders, fits, head-aches, weakness,
heavincfs and lowness of spirits ; dimness of
fight, confufed thoughts and wanderings of the
mind, vapours and melancholy, and all kinds of
hysteric complaints, gradually go off by the use
of this salubrious cordial. In fickuefs of the
stomach, flatulencies and obftrueftions, it is a
fafe, powerful and efficacious remedy. The
firft symptoms of its good effe&s are serenity &
cheerfulnefs.— Price 3 dollars a bottle.
So jufly celebrated for the relief and cure of
Nervous Disorders, ft Bilious Cases,
Female Complaints, 1 IDebility,
Weakoefts, ! Indigeftien,
Loss of Appetite, | Coughs and Colds,
Impurity of Blood, Consumption,
Head ache, ||Lownefs of Spirits,
Relaxation, ||&c. &c.
Prebared (only) by S. Salomon,m.d.f.r.h.si
Os the University, and College of Physicians.
she Cordial Balm of Gilead is an im
mediate restorative and corroborant, a mod
powerful remedy in female obftru&ions and sup
pressions, and in cases of retention at maturity ;
also in weakness, moi bid discharges, ar.d irregu
larities ab<w the turn of life.
A long eulogium on the virtues of
this medicine is unnecessary, it never having
failed in a thousand cases, not one in a hundred
has had occadou to take more than a bottle, and
numbers not half a bottle. 1 Dollar a bottle.
N. B. Each bottle has a certificate signed
by the proprietor, without which it cannot be
genuine. 1 Dollar a bottle.
and elaflic.
Balm of Gilead,
Infallible Ague and Fever Drops.
THE CORDIAL
Rachel blood, of Tem
ple, in said county, propounds and
libels, that on the fifth day of July, 1792,
Ilie was lawfully married to one Royal
Blood, then and now of Temple aiorc
laic', that since her intermarriage with the
said Royal file bath conduded towards
him as a dutiful and chaste wife notwith.
(landing which and the marriage vow of
the said Royal made in the pretence of
God, the said Royal hath behaved to
wards this libellant in the most unbecom
ing manner and for a long time hath
treated her with ex reme cruelty, lo that
your libellant hath been forced to leave
the boufe of the said Royal and take
protection among her neighbors & kind
red ; and your libellant further ftates,that
the said Royal hath been criminally and
adulterously connected with lewd women,
wherefore your libellant prays that the
bonds of matrimony between her and the
said Royal may be dissolved and she be
allowed her reasonable alimony , as in
duty bound will ever pray.
RACHEL BLOOD.
M^rch, 13, 1802.
Hillfborough ft.
Superior Court,October Terminal.
ORDERED bythe Court that
the petitioner notify the (aid Royal
^lood to appear before the Justices of
the Superior Court of Judicature to be
holden at Hopkinton for and within the
county of Hillfborough on the firft Tuef
day of May next,to shew cause, if any he
have, why the prayer of said petition
should nor be granted 'by causing said
petition, and order of court thereon to be
pubfifhed fix we^ks lucceffivtly, in the
United Status' Oracle, the lft publication
whereof to be fix weeks before faiq term.
Aiteft NATH'L ADAMS, Clerk.
Copy examinedby^lATti'l ADAMS, clerk.
THE abovementioned copy
of the Will & Probate duly authenticated,
having been produced ; It is ordered
by the said Judge, that the third Tuef
day of December next, at a Probate
Court then to be holden at laid Amherst,
be the time assigned to take the above
petition into confideratiun ; and that pub
he notice be giv<n by publishing the
fame, and this order in the UnitedStatet'
Oracle, printed at Portsmouth, three
weeks successively ; the last publication
to be at least thirty days before the said
assigned time ; that any person may ap
pear and Shew cause against the filing
and recording of the said will and Pro
bate, and the granting admiriftration
thereon, in said County of Hillfborough.
By order of the Judge,
CHARLES H. ATHERTON, RegifIer.
Copy examined by
CHARL ES H. ATHERTON,R^r.
JOHN ROBBINS, of Groton, in the
County of Middlesex and Common
wealth of Mat'achufetis ; Sin weth,
rHAT the last Will & Tes
tament of TIMOTHY FAR
\^ ELL, late of said Groton, has been
all >wed and proved in the laid State of
M,ffacbufctts, pursuant to the Laws of
laid State : And as the laid Will operates
upon estate in the said County of
Hillfborough, in yvhich the said John
Robbins is interested ; he here produced
to the said Judge, a copy of the said
Will, witha copy of the Probate thereof,
and prays that the fame may be filed &
recorded, in the Probate Office for said
County of Hillfborough, and that he the
said Robbins may be appointed admin
istrator of the estate of said deceased,
with the Will annexed, in said County
of Hillfborough.
JOHN ROBBINS, jun.
FOR SALE,
A quantity of OAKUM,enquire
at Rindge's wharf.
Hillfborough fs.
To the honorable the Justices of the
Supe&r Court of Judicature to be holden
aPftypkinton, withits and for said County,
on die firft Tuffday of May Anno Domini
1802.
Hillfboroughfs.
Probate Court at Amherf, Octo
ber igth, Anno Domini 1802.
20 Barrels SHIP BREAD, of
the firft quality,
e Wanted, FLAX SEED, POTASH,
BARLEY and CORN.
A few Philadelphia STOVES,
some of which are handsomely ornament
ed they are a sure remedy for Imoky
rooms, more convenient than common
fire-places, and will save at least one
third of the wood usually consumed.—
A peat variety of
ROOM PAPERS,
with suitable Borders, warranted as low
as they can be purchased at the manu
faaorv.—
Hi/fborOUghfs.
7oEi>e\ezerChampney,^/^.
fad<e of the Probate 0, Wills, Sc. in and
jet fast County.
D. Austin's store,
Oppofae the New Market, very
low for Cafa or Country pt oduce,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
groceries,
Wholesale and Retail.—^ SO—
Fortfmetah, Oflober 29.
FOR SALE AT
, —c—
To be fold at Auction, on ireAief
day the 10th day of November mxi,
j^fkj^^'T'HAT exc ^k^t,
thenfome Snp, the
H OWA R D,
now lying at Capt, Shapley's wharf, to
gether with her cargo; confuting of
Swedish & Russia Iron, Hemp,
Glass, &c. just arrived from
Hamburg, being property of the late
Martin Pa^ry, defeated. To thole
acquainted with this valuable flop, a par
ticular detail of ho good qualities is un
nectffny—fuftici it to lay, that fire was
built rhe last season under the in!p ftioo
of the late owner; oftl. e bed materials
and by the in ft approved workmen ;
file i^ 293'003 burtbeu, completely found
—the toy,nrft ihnafirr is g'ven her as a
fill Oiler and good fa I?mt. The con
ditioos will be liberal and nay be known
by apply ng to toe fobferibos at the store :
of Mark Sixs in bow Preet.
M.^K MMES, &
SAMUEL SfiRHAWK, ,
AdmiutfoatTs on 17 f'an?, eftal
Porifmmith, Q&.iprr 22.
ampQß.Q..b t sQ.A:3KJ rtnmojw ^^ TT^nw whh M#
At Auction, .
On Tha[fcl(iy the nth fN^
vernber, at 12 o'clock.
'A Strong, well built
A burthenfoTf SHIP,
pmun.incfs, being nearly
fitted t> f1... ; bUongb^g to Tetfiate of
Mr. Gilbert Horney, late of Pons.
mouth, metenant "cccde'l L vcntixv
may be Leo any tube previous to the
1c by ap diction to
EDMUND H. QJTNCY.
Poitfmomh. <>//,/,-, eg.
t'OK 3,iLG;
At Public Air&ion,
Oil Tu'fclay the gth if November
next, at 11 olbA, A M,
Two Lots of LAND,
60 by 80 feet, situated in Crofs
ftreet,nearly oppofiteCapt.George
Blunt's, terms made known at
ime and place of fa le. Po^ mouth?)fl. ; : „
AT AUCTION,
On Thursday the 1 ith of Novem
ber, at 3 o'clock, P. M.
AT the store in Buck fit eet, belong,
iog to the eflate of Mr. Gilbert
Horney, merchant, deceased, a variety
of Articles.— Atfo, at the Stable.
A Horle & Chaile, with Har
ness complete. A fingie Sleigh,
with plated Harness, Saddle &
Bridies, &c. &c. ORober 2.9.
FOR SALE,
^^T HE fift failin ^
' Cedar sheathed brig
GEORGE;
buiuten 120 nth* Tons; she is an ex
cellent sea boat, and might be put to lea
at a small expence ; for further particu-'
lars enquire of
JACOB C. TREADWELL.
#wrawrasm^^^T^^^ -rarama&to
FOR SALE, By
Wm. & Ch's Neil,
Bohea TEA in half Chests;
Souchong per chest ;
Hyfon per cbeft;
Coffee per bag ; Cotton per bag.
Rum per Hhd. and retail ;
Brandy per Pipe & retail ; Gin.
WINES.
Sberty,Lifb >n,Malaga,RedPort.
SUGARS.
W. India, E. India, in small
matts; Havanna white ; Loaf
SUGAR— with a general Affonment of
GROCERIES,
on their usual moderate terms
Cath & a high price for FLAX
SEED. Portfrouth, Oil. 29.
William Garland,
Has for sale at his Store Congress Street,
5 chests Hyfon, 6 do. H. Skin,
15 Souchong and 7 whole and
quarter chests Bohea Tea ; 15
bags Coffee ; Brandy and Gin ;
Nutmegs ; Cotton ; Phil. Loaf.
India and W. I. Sugar ; boxes
Chocolate, Soap and Candles ;
kegs Mustard, G. Powder,,and
Fig Tobacco ; frefh Raisins;
Salt Petre ; Flotent Indigo ;
Ginger; halfboxes 8 by loGlafs;
Pepper ; Cassia ; 4, 6,i0& 4 2cd
Nails per calk; Salt, Rum, &c.
&c.— Also Tea Sets China,
very cheap.
FLAXSEED.
He will pay Cath for FLAX
SEED. Off. 29.--
AUCTIONS.
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