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fright occasioned by the accident, the rafters
having tumbled in such away as to prevent the
Rones and other articles, from falling upon ^ —
An old woman who is blind, and was in bed
in the next house. is so much bruised by the fil
ling °f the walls and a large Rack of chimnies,
that She is hot expe&ed to recover.
•D?BL", sit Beverly, 'j o f c }' > L Smith, aged Bj.
/: Northampton, tie 51b inf, Mrs.'Hanhab
Lowering, aged 39, late consort of Mr. Therms
fove+^g 7a her,the ebriflian character for.e con
ffeicuous, forfee eras a pattern of all the graces.
— Charlton, (S. C)Capt.John Lyras.aged 26
—mrs sane Stevenfen aged 78
— Nw thorough, Dea. Jonathan Livermore, ag
ed TOO years, and 7 months ; John Ball, aged ~
—be Trent to bed in jerfca health, and was found
dead in bis bed the next morning
From a late Liverpool paper.
On Friday fe'nnight, between eight and nine
o'clock, a most melancholy accident happened
at Holywell :—A person took a quantity of
gunpowder, tied up in a bag, into a smith's
(hop to have it weighed, without communicat
ing the nature of its contents, whi^h being done
he went to work, when feme (parks from the
iron fell upop the hag, and, communicating to
the powder, it went off with a dreadful expio
fion, and blew up the (hop and dwelling house
over it co pieces, —By this careless accident, the
man who brought the gunpowder, the smith
and his apprentice, were burnt in a manner too
fbocking to defecibe, but some faint hopes are
entertained of their recovery. The smith's
wife (far advanced in pregnancy) was toasting
feme bread for breakfai, and was with four
children at that time in the room, blown thro'
the roof, and alighting on a pig ftye in the ad
joining yard, was taken up much burnt and
bruised. One of the children about eight years
cf age, fell among the ruins, and was afterwards
dug out, without receiving any other injury
than a flight cortufion ft the forehead, and the
— Lynn, ears Sally Newell, aged 47 w^ o f
7 jamas Newell
— Keene^lfrael Houghton, and a Child of Dr.
Jof„ !Vbeeler
— Gorbam, (Maine) mrs Reliance Cobb, aged
56, wife of Jedediah Cobb—greatly lamented ; —
mrs Martha Jewett, late of Newburyport, aged 64.
— Jobnflown, (R. I.) miss Pbebe Harris, dau.
of Caleb Harris, Ffq.
— Hollowell, Copt Samuel Huffey
— ProOuß. Tfotbv W Bar*, fd,nrrighf.
A Certain Counfellor alike famous for his
eloquence & covetousness, and who seldom
considered the guc/rcefc .A the cause he under
took, provided his fee was 4 qortionable, was
corfuited by a notorious robber, who promised
him 3 large reward, provided he got him clear
off; the pleader managedf T?rtcrorflv,that he
fived the rogue from the gallows, and the client,
to ffiew his gratitude, battened to his house as
soon as he was freed, and „H a thousand
crowns, The Counsellor, in return for so gene
rous a client, Elicited the favor of his company
to fiipper, and the night proving wet and dark,
farther invited him to take a bed; which offer
he accepted. The guest arofc in the middle of
the night, found the way to the room of his hos
pitable host, and without ceremony, bound and
g 3 ^ e ^ him, re-pocketed his thousand crowns,
and broke open a chest containing much gold,
with which, (after wishing biip a good night)
he marched off'in triumph. If we screen a vil
lian at the expense of our confidence, from law
and justice, we merit no other return but in
gratitude'. [£c% Paper,]
AS there is no prosperous state of life without
its calamities, so there is no adversity with
out its benefits. Alk the great and powerful, if
they do not feel the pangsof envy and ambi
tion. Inquire of the poor and needy, if they
have not tasted the sweets of q^iet and content
rent. Even under the pains of body; the i # fi
delity of friends, or mifecaftro^ion put upon our
laudable adlions, our mind, (when for sometime
accustomed to thefr pressures) arc fenfibie of se
cret flowings of comfort, the present reward of
a pious resignation. The evils of this life ap
pear like rocks and precipices, ragged and bar
ren at a diftance,but at our hearer approach, we
find little fruitful spots and lefrefhicg springs,
mixed with the harshness and deformities of na
ture. There is Oue who knows all our failings,
and will not fuffer us to be tempted beyond our
ftrengrh. If we look forward to him for help,
we fhali never be in danger of falling down
those precipices which cur imagination is apt to
create. Like thofc who walk upon a line, if we
keep our eye fixed upon one point, we may step
forward fecufly ; whereas an imprudent or cow
ardly glance on either fide 9 ill infallibly destroy
us. 1
Ilie Transfiguration on Mount Tabor,
with the Apostle Peter's Comment.
Then took he with him Peter, Jerries, & John,
(His three difciplcs) to a mount alone.
And suddenly, ere they diftiu&ly knew,
He flood transfigur'd to their wond'ring view.
His face was radiant as the mid-day furt,
And whiter than the light, his lucid raiment
shone.
Lo, Moses, and Elias too, reveal'd,
Ccelcftial coloquy with JESUS held.
The wond'ring three,loft in th'effulgenct bright,
Stood gazing with ineffable delight.
Till Peter, ever zealous 'bove the rest,
His lord and master ardent thus addrefs'd.
" 'Tis good for thy disciples to be here !
Let us three Tabernacles instant rear,
And each a fulemn fanftuary be
For Moses, and Elias, and for Thee !"
While thus he fpakt (scarce knowing what
he said)
A bright o'erfhadowing cloud the mount o'er
fpread.
And from amidst the brightness that appear'd,
Thcfe solemn accents audibly were heard.
" This is my son bzlov'd ! in whom alone
" I am well-pleas'd—hear him, and rev'rent
own!"
But we've a surer uord of Prophecy,
Which we do well to mark with heedful eye.
As a cadeftiai all-disclosing light,
Refulgent beaming thro' the (hades of night.
'Till in each heart, this DAY star of the Ikitt,
With inextihguifhable splendor rife,
For prophecy came not of old by man,
(Whate'er blaspheming if dels maintain)
But chosen men of old, by heav'n approv'd
Spake, as the Holy Ghost impulsive mov'd.
Th' immutable decree, no pow'r repeals, 1
Unerring Wiftom Damps, Omniscience seals, >
And uncontroll'd Omnipotence fulfils. )
A ferret terror thro' each bosom spread,
And all fell prostrate, wrapt in holy dread 1
Till JESUS, with compassion mov'd, drew near,
And touching,rais'd thcm,& difpcll'd each fear ;
Forbidding them the vision to disclose
'Till from the dead the son of man arose.
Forth United States' Oracle of th Day.
THE ATOKA LIST—No. 376.
The MEDLEY—No. 162.
Poetical Repofttory.
Tammies ; Durants ; Shal
loons; plain and ribb'd Calimancoes ;
Kuffcls; Moreens; Taborecns; Flortn
tines; Laftirigs ; Satinets. ~
Men's and youth's white, ran
dom, twill'd, imperil and vandyke cot
ton Hole; Men's white & black silk do.
with lac'd clocks ; mens brown thread &
Cotton do ; Women's cotton& silk Hole,
fomc with laced clocks; Women's black,
white and color'd silk Gloves and Mitts;
women's white & color'd cotton ditto ; —
bell white Kid Gloves; Men's cotton and
worsted Caps ; worsted Pantaloons ; —
pantaloon Hole; silk, cotton and worsted
Pantaloon and Breeches Pieces ; Men's
beaver, wafli leather and brown thread
Gloves ; Stack Stiffners ; cotton and silk
EUflc Slings ; Stioe-Ties; Men's and
You h's fashionable Hals, fume grey with
green under.
Fashionable Reel, gilt, plated,
filter'd, horn, mauhewman anl Italian
Buttons; Sutton Moulds; Scve But
tons; heel Knee Buckles ; filvcr Thim
bles ; tied and gilt Watch Chains, Seals
and Keys ; Tooth Bruflus; Spangles ;
Morocco Pocket Books; Pins; Cap Wire.
Irilh Linens and Sheetings ;
India Cottons ; brown Hollands ,
Checks; Threads ; embroidering and
common Sewing Silks ; Twifi ; Gal
loons ; Bindings; Ferrels ; Tapes ; a
Urge allotment of white cotton and
chintz Bedlace, fringes and Taikis.
S. Sprague,
Hair-Dresser, from Mafechufettd
BEGS leave to inform the public in
general, that he has arrived in this
0 u n, & proposes to cart on the business
Os Hair Dressing, shaving, &c.
in all the different branches of the art —
Hr has tkro a flop in Daniel- street, be
tween the sign of the golden Pitcher and
the Lamb—where he will be happy to
wait on ah who ma^pleafe to call on
him, and the fmalltft favors will always
be rkrowledocd with gratitude.
Fashionable Straw and Chip
Bonnets, for Ladies, Misses and Children ;
fafhionable silk Bonnets, full trimm'd ;
Ladies Satin Beavers, with Bands, Feathers
and Coops ; L fhionable black Beavers.
A vatie, of
Fashionable clouded, ftrip'd,
potted and check'd Ribbons; black and
white cotton and silk Gown Trimmings ;
hit^z Trimmings; cottoh and silk Gir
ulcs ; Glove Ties; gold and silver Laces ;
j>ld and silver Cord; gold and silver
fringes ; gold and silver Epaulets, some
very elegant. Agreat variety of
Faihionable Fans, feme very
elegant ; black crape, glaz'd and common
black Fans ; ^rafales, fume with walk
ing flicks; Umbrellas.
11 !<r°e affot»wnt of
Morocco and Kid Shoes ; —
Shoe Roses: elegant Reel Shoe ornaments
aodClafps ; a great variety of fafliiona
bk NccklJCesand Crosses; Eardrops.
Black and fancy Feathers and
Flowers ; fancy Straw trimmings and
Bandings. A great variety of
Strip'd, plain and changeable
Lilian S Iks ; India Sarins; black and
color'd Modes ; black and c< tot'd bon
net and other S tins ; color'd Tiffanies ;
bin k, white, blur, green and oink Italian
Crapes ; plain, pnqn r t, net, crape and
cypiels Gaufrs; Alikinets; Sarfoets.
A dirge %%»t":c!;t
Book, jaconet, ftrip'd check'd,
lappet, cambrick and black Muffins; —
satin sprig and fancy Mullins ; Mullin
Handkerchiefs; Mm's Neckerchiefs ;
Mullin Shawls, with fringes ; chintz,
purple an/ silk Shawls; Camels t/alr
Shaw), with netted and silk Fringes;—
romal, linen, cotton, bandannoe & black
Silk Handkerchiefs; black Silk Shawls.
A great variety of
English and India Luftrings ;
Thread, Laco and Edgings ;
biuk fi'k patent Laces and Edgings.
Which are now opening for sale, by who!fale
and retail, viz.
LONDON and Yorkflilte
fupeifine Broad Cloths, of the most
Ifflrenable colors; Ladies H^it Cloths;
plain, mik'd and ribb'J Caffimeres.
A great variety of
Fashionable Waistcoating ; —
Fustians ; white & color'd Jeans ; cotton
Denims $ clouded, twill'd and silk Nan
kenets ; Thickets ; Velvets; color'd
worked and silk Pliifb ; rich tlripe silk
Florentines, for Veils and Capes.
A large afcmerit of
Calicoes and Chintzes, of the
latch Lfhion ; elegant Chintz, Gingham
and D:mety Furniture; Copperplates.
Agreat variety of
Falhionabie color'd and check
Ginghams; fafhionable printed Mullins;
ftrip'd and flower'd Mufliners; Dimeties;
fine Cambricks; large cotton Counter,
panes: table Cloths; green table coverings.
A great variety of
Has received per flaps Packet and John
Adams, ,om Liverpool,
An extenfae aflortment of
Fashionable, Fancy and Staple
fleto&ro^
GOODS,
Peter Coffin
A large afotnant of
A great vo> tety tj
RESpeftfully informs his cus
tomers and the public, that he has
removed to fhc,p N% g, Daniel street, (2
doors weft of the Oracle Printing-office)
where he carries on the Tailoring business
in all its branches in the best manner,
and the finalleft favor acknowledged With
gratitude.
N. B. Tho' said Lyh does not keep
Cloths, be can furnish his customers with
fu':ts of every description at the usual
credit. P&frouh, May 9, 1801.
—ALSO —
A few boxes of HATS.
. Roflon, May r, iSor.
amra.«Mrammrai£.- want : w^u www ■-■ WHO—T
NEW GOODS.
J. Roberts,
MINIA,TURE&PORTRAIT
PAINTER, engages to paint the molt
Striking J^keneffs in Miniature for four
feen dollars,and Portrait in Craionsfor ten
dollars, the friends of the perlon to judge
of the Likeoeis, which if not approved to
beTeturned as foun as possible. He will
thank those who may pkafe to employ
him, to be speedy in their applications,
as hr intends to quit this State ibortly for
the Southward. b ,
His lodging, is at Mts^ Fur
nis's, Market-street, where specimens may
be seen. ^pril 4.
THE price of Likenesses either
, in portrait or Miniature is frequently
so high, as to deter numbers of perforrs
from poflcffing the relemblance of their
relatives or friends.
GOODS,
Which are ready for file at his
Store in Market-street, Cheap for Cafl)
or (hr>rt approved credit. May 2.
Has just received, and Zias now
ready pcrjalr, a large ard general afot
- meat f SPRING & SUMMER
G OOD S, ,
Os the latest importation, which
he offers for file Cheap for Cash, at bis
Store in Market Arret. May 1801.
&^~ rc _e~7 BCT F ^t-ct^ •,-
—AMONG Waled ARE
A Few pieces of the very firft
quality London best fupeifine
Broad Clubs and Kerfymeres of themoft
fafhionable colors ; Ladies habit Cloths ;
fancy Waistcoating ; Ginghams and
Chiirzes ; £&^ book,jaconet and cam
brick, plain and fprig'd Mullins, 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 Salins; Belong Satins all colors;
Luftrings ; Sarfnets and Persians; black
Mode, some verv rich; white Lrces and
Etlgihgs, black patent do, and Vt^ng;
black and white Veils ; a few elegant
black lace Clocks; rich Turkey Crape
for fuinmer Cloaks ; tehite, blue, green,
purple, yellow, pick, fcarkt and black
Italian Crapes.
Ribbons of all kinds ; bkek
and white Gown Trimming both silk &
cotton; Fancy Feathers and Flowers ;
Fans of all descriptions ; Parafoies and
Umbrellas; Ladies, Gentlemens & boy,
fafliionable beaver Hat^; Hosiery; white
and colored, plain and network cotton
Gioves & Mitts; him Linens; Checks;
Threads ; sewing Silk and Twifr ; Gal
loons; quality and (hoe Binding, and
Thread Leaders for Boot Straps; white
an,l color'd bed Fringe, with Lace, Cord
and Tail' is to match; 104, 11 4& 12-4
Cotton Counterpanes ; a few very hand,
force 12 4 Mufcillcs Quilting, do. Tam
mies, Durants, Calimancoes, and all kind
of fluff Goods; Buttons of the newest
fafhion. And 1, the foft A^ivds,
Hts jufl received a general assortment f
SPRINGS SUMMER
GOODS.
Which are now open for Sale, by
Wk^lefale & Retail at his Store
in Matfa fleet, oppofte Spring.hill,
He expects a large aflortment
of the newert fathion'd Straw, Chip and
Fancy HATS and BONNETS.
• Portsmouth, Ma, 2, 1801.
or— tr=rt? -gaipy• -"^o*» * ■**■*" w -*„_■_
NEW GOODS.
0
Oliver Briard
Benjamin Brierley,
Received per Packet from Liverpool, and
FOR SALE by
Wm. Lang & Co b
MAGNER's ROW; BOSTON,
An assortment of Fashionable
Has received per the Jhips Packet
from Liverpool and Galen from London,
A large Afforrment oft
SPRING & SUMMER
New Ipring GOODS.
Alexander Lyel,
TAILOR,'
Nathaniel Dean;
Spring GOODS.
To the Public.
Fashionable Waistcoating;
drip#d, clouded & phd Nankinets, Olive
twill'd do. twill'd silk stripe do ; jeans;
Fustians ; Durrells ; cotton Cassi reres ;
Thickfats; Corduroys; Queens Cord;
elvers, A large assortment of
Calicoes and Chintzes ; Cop
perplates ; Patch-furniture; Muslin-
Chintzes ; Ginghams ; firiped & flow
ered Mutlmers ; Dimities.
Black Muffins ; Book & Jack
onet Muslins; lappet, fprTg'd and Cam.
brick Mullins; Muslin Handkerchiefs
and Shawls ; Mens Tambored Necker.
chiefs.— A large assortment of
Y Colerain Iriih Linens cheap;
Linen and Cotton Cambricks; Doulas ;
brown Hollands.
Jamer, Ruridlet,
REfpeafully informs his friends and
customers, that he has imported in
the Galen from London, & has now open
and ready for file, a large and general^
alfortment of Spring & Summer
GOODS,
Which he will fell by wholesale or retail,
on the best terms for cash or Ihort ap
proved credit, — The afrrtmmi confylstf
Best London fuperfine and
middling Broad Cloths and Caffimeres of
the most fafhionable colors and mixtures.
Camels-hair Shawls with net
ting and fringe, some with Satin stripe
borders ; black Silk, Muslin, Chintz and
purple Shawls; pocket Handkerchiefs.
Calicoes and Chintzes of the
lattft fifhion ; Dimeties; Otip'd and
flower'd Muflinets ; book, jaconet, ahd
cawbrick Muslins and muslin Handker.
chiefs; ftrip'd, check'd, and tambor'd
Muslins; black Muslins; Mens Necker
chiefs ; chintz, purple, silk and camels
hair Shawls; black silk Shauls; Ban
danoes; Romals; linen & cotton Hand
kerchiefs. / variety of Fafnionable
SUPERfine Broad Cloths and
Caffimeres; fafhionable Waistcoat
ing ; Cotton Denims; Jeans; Fuhians;
clouded, twill'd & silk Nankeenets.
Straw Bonnets; Ladies black
beaver Hats & Bonnets; flraw and other
fashionable Bonnet Trimmings; black
and fancy Feathers ; Pans; Parafoles
and Umbrellas.
Mens plain & rib'd white Cot
ron Hose, twill'd silk and cottoti ditto ;
twill'd cotton do ; random and vandyke
do ; black and white Gauze do ; wors
ted, silk and worked, and cottcii & worf.
ted do , brown thread do ; black silk &
black worked do; youths woidled and
random cotton do, ladies white cotton do.
Mens white silk, drab silk,
brown Cotton, brown thread, beaverfa&
Venetian Gloves ; ladies long black silk
Gloves. A large afotment of
Engliffi, India & Florence Luf
trings. A great variety of
Plain, changeable and striped
Italian silks; striped silks for Coats;
Modes; black silk Velvet; Mens strip
ed and plain Satin; black gauze; Ital
ian Crape; Ribbons; Gallboms; black
Laces ; Edgings, &c.
Striped & plain, black & col
ored wide Calartiancoes; Ryffels, Sha|.
loons ; Durants ; Tammies ; Floren
tines. A large affirtment of
Mens beaver and other Hats.
An extehfive assortment of India
Cottons, some very fine; Bandannas ; India
Calicoes; Nankins,Dime of the wide & long fort
Red morocco Pocket-Books ; Ivory
Combs; cotton and silk Braces; .fafhionable
Steel, Gilt, Pearl, M. man, Coat and vest But
tons; button moulds; sewing silks; twists;
colored and white threads per 1b ; Tapes ; bob
bins ; pins; needles, &c.
Black & Fancy Fans; Parrafols &
Umbrellas. A bandfome afortment of
Paper-Hangings and Borders.
5 Chests Hyfon Tea best quality.
8 chests Bohea do. 4 chests Cafia of a superior
quality, and 300 Pieces Nankins—being a con-
Ugnment will be told low. Jlfay 2, xßoi.
Mens and youths white and co
lor'd cotton Hose; Women and misses
cotton Hose; Women's silk, cotton and
kid Mitts and Gloves; cotton & worked
Pantaloons; Mens beaver & wafli leather
Gloves ; silk and cotton claftick Braces ;
Stock Shriners.
Mens & Youths Hats ; India
Cottons; brown Hollands ; Cotton and
cotton & linen Check. Fashionable
Has received a generalafortment of
SPRING & SUMMER
Which are new opening for/ale at his Stoic in
Market Jireet, CHEAP for Case ;—
CONSISTING OF
Durants; Tammies; Shalloons;
ftrip'J and plain Callimanffes ; Moreen;
Taboreens; Florentines; Ladings; Sat-
Coat & vest Buttons ; Ferrits;
Bindings; Gallooms; Tapes; Threads ;
sewing Silk ; Tuid; Bobbins; Laces;
Edgings; Ribbons ; Tastes ; Model;
Sarfnets; black & color'd Satins; crape,
cyp r ef&& plain Gauzes; wilineus,&c.
tinets.
ASHOT E.
Wanted a Live PIG, that will
weigh from 40 to 80.—Inquire of the
Printer hereof.
James Henderson,
GOODS,
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.
Ffhionable
No. 4. Portfmoufh-Pio v
60 hhd. firft quality Trinadad
SUGARS.
Likewise —FOR JALF—
-1000 bulhels excellent Virginia
CORN. CORDAGE, &c.
200 Dollars Reward.
WHEREAS sundry of the inhabi
tants of this town have exerted
them' Ives in adorning many of the Greets
arid public walks with beautiful rows of
trees, which will be of great advantage to
all perlons puffing by them, if they arc
permitted to stand without being broker,
or injured, and not withfiandiog a former
advertisement for deteding those persons
that have diabolically broken and def
t oyed many of said trees, arid have lately
repeated the insult in several of our streets,
which every good citizen will esteem a
public injury.
Therefore the Selectmen hereby offer
the above reward of Two Hundred Dollars,
to any perlon or perlons that ^ill give
evidence fufficient to convid any person
(ideots or diftraaed perlons excepted)
that have Or shall be so audacious as wil
fully to break or injure any of the afore
laid trees, or any trees that may be set in
other streets in this town; as the offenders
will be liable to pay all damages of the
kind, that have lately been perpetrated
here. Il is therefore recommenced, and
earnestly requeued that the inhabitants
do keep a watchful eye upon those unruly
night-walkers that infelt our streets, and
are pelts to focicty ; and that a flop r 'y
be put to their villainous praaices in fu
ture, by bringing them to tach punifh
menrs as the laws infra on such offenders
GEORGE GAINS, )
MOSES WOODWARD?
SAM'IHUTCHINGS, >Sel<a*ft
ELIJAH HALL.I
EDWARD CUTTS, J
Ewfoowh^ May ^, 180 L
A GOOD SPECULATION;
g^a, WANTED
A HOUSE
FRAME,
OF the fame dimensions;
height, width, depth, with glass, fifti
es, doors, and windows ; and divided ia
the fame way : — ln a word, a House as
the one in Buck-flreet, Ponfmouth, the
property of the Underwriter, as far back
as the Museum; which house is now in
the occupation of Mr Timothy Winn ;
next door to Mr. Robert Yeaton, baker.
It would be necessary, that the perlon who
(hall be disposed to/aife such a hbute, for
the fubferiber, in the town of Cummings
borough, by Stabrock, should have the
boards and clipboards, already planed ; —•
the doors, ladies, & windows ready ; like
wise the partitions, blinds, upper and un
der floors ;—That by railing this build
ing, the joiners would save a great deal of
time. There is no necessity for chimniei.
Any person inclined to buiid
such a House in Demerara, are desired to
give information to Mr. Matthew S:
Marsh, of Portsmouth. The freight of
the Frame, Boards, Nails, &c. will be paid
by the fubferiber ; the joiners employed
forthe railing and finishing of the Hnufa
shall be found, and provided gratis, with
their board, wafliiog,&c. and returned to
Port fmouth, free from any charges. The
payment will be half down, at the arrival
of the vessel, with the House, &c. and the
other half when finished. The libofe to
be fioifhed by the last day of Dec. 180!.
N. ROUSSELET.
Rie Demerara, 16th Feb. 1801.
Dancing Academy
OPENED.
Information is hereby diffused
to all lovers of that elegant accomplift.
inent, DANCING, that Mr. MAURICES
academy for that purpose is now open at
the elegant new market Hill, on Monday
'Thurfday Evenings for tire large, and
rhuriday and Saturday Ahernoons for
the Imall elafs. fog
Beverly Bed-Tick
Os the firft quality, for sal e by
Jo/m Marsh.
Portfmonth, Ma,2. 1801
JOB HARRIS,-
Oppofte the State.tyg, P OT tfmwth,
a quantity or
Clover and Herd's Grass SEED
Welt-India GOODS &
GROCERIES as usual.
150 Qts. Pollock Fish,
Clement Jackson,
CLOSER & HERDS GRASS
At his fop near Portfmoulh Pier.
—LIKEWISE—
W. I. Goods & Groceries^
A quantity of excellent
POLLOCK FISH
S E E D,
FOR SALE BY
Elisha Whidden,
NOW LANDING,
AND FOR SALE By'
Portsmouth, My 2, 1801.