The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-06-12 00:00:00, page 4

Stone Cutting
9 .
QMITH & TREAT, have
L jufl received a new affortmentof Mar
ble, suitable for Building stones, Garve and
Tomb-stones, and 2 number of Soap-stone
Backlogs—and keep constantly forfaie at
their shop, on the corner of Vaughen fireet
and Deer fireet, a complete assortment of
Free flone hearths and jambs, clouded Mar
ble ditto-—Siate Grave Stones of all sizes,
Paint Mills Paint Stones and Mullers—&
many other articles in their line Al orders
yWill be executed with neatness and dilpatch
at the lowest rate, for Cath or approved
© credit, and every favor gratefull acknow!-
cdged : December, 19, 1809,
Ful? received from the Portland
Fadtory and for fal: by
Fernald & Twombly,
DANIEL STREET,
: ENTLEMEI\:& ko and white
BEAVER HATS of an excel
fent quality —Avuso
Hats of their own manufac
ture, of every size. color ind quality
~ from the “ Ram’s tuil to the Beaver's
nofz.” —Cheap for Cash.
N. B. Cath given for Furs of every
kind. June 5. |
Pt s Sttt 500 ke si gl 55 2 ~‘._._e’_
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
'W ot iton [ AUE ey andi Ry
HEREAS in ronformity with the pro-*
visions mads by law for the reimbursement
of the £xchanged Six Per Cent Stock created
by the fécond fe&ion of the aét, entitled,
“An 2& fupplemeptary to the aé, intituled
~ an a& making provision for the redemption
of the whele of the public'debt of the United!
States,” paflcd oa the zlth day ot February
1807, it has been determined by the Com-.
miflioners of the Sinking Fund, that the refi
dug of the Principal of said Stock (hould be
- reimhurfcd on the firft day of January next;
Pueric NoTice is therefore given to the
Proprictors of the Certificates of ExcnaNGED
Six Per CeNT STocK, created by the ack
aforefaid, that the principal of the whole
amount of said stock not heretofore reimbur(-
eu.- will, on surrender of the certificates, be
paid on the ﬁrﬁ‘d:’y” of January, 1811, to
the refpestive stockholders. or their legal
-representatives, or a“‘twrnicsﬁuly‘gzmﬂim,tw, ;
~_eitiier at the Treasury or at the Loan Office
where the stock thus to be reimbursed may .
#thenftand creditedto the proprietors thereof,
- Ttis farther made kuows for the informa.
tion of the partics concerued. that % traos
fers of geßlicates Of Fxchanged Six « Per®
- Ceat stoek from'the books of the Treasury,
. or of any Commiflioner of Lduns, will be
R e 1L 4y o Decstbop o -
" and that the interefton the whole amouat
o said Steek will cease and determine onthe
'ﬁi*wf’v befchy Stgor, the.
grimburfeement theteofs . oAy oot fey
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B e T R R
o BRI e B ) e SR c
figrellanrous Repogitory,
© SABBATH MORNING.
HOW few of all this hurrying crowd, ‘
" Who press to reach the house of prayer;
Who seek the temple of their Gon; = *
Scck him, whole spirit hovers there !
See yon demure and pious maid,
“Bhe surely shews devotion true )
¥a robes of purity array’d—-
' Her bonnet. not ber beart,is new ! |
e Y .
To yonder heaving bosom turn,
Which swells with pious rapture high ;
With {acred zeal her heart muff burn—
—Ah | trace the coquetic’s glanciag eye !
That grave and stately sage—indeed
His thoughts must be on Heaven Intent;
But, Heaven perhaps, in him may read,
~ A pondering with for cent per cent !
With nimble steps and eager haftc,
. That pious youth with pleasure, view,
Who fears afingle moment’s waste—
His footfleps yonder fair pursue ! :
Yet who shall dare presume to raise ‘
A din of censure, better grudg d,
——Take then. the moral of my lays ;
And JUDGE nos that ye be not 3UDG'D !
EDGAR.
The Nobleman and bis Servant.
-~ A Nobleman who had a very valuable
cane, called his ferviat to him one day, whe
was going to leave him, and presented it g
him, bidding him to keep it until he fhiculd
find a bigger fool than himfelf to bestow it
upon; for the servant was quite under-wit|
ted The servant accordingly took the cane,
thanked his master, and left him —Some
years afte: this, the servant hearing his mas
ter was dangerously ficky, went to visit him
but findiag him so extremely weak did not
dare to speak to him ; but stood weeping
over him for some time. Presently the gen
~tleman lifted up hus eyey, called his servant
by namec,and loudly cxclaimed, Oh, I am
going !
- Serwant. But where arc you going ?
Mafier. Tam going to another world.
S T'o another world ! Aad shall you be
back in o many days ?
M No ; i
S <4ol youbeback in so many weeks ?
M No.
8. sl you be back in so many years ?
M. No
S. When (hall you be back ?
M Never,
. 8. Never! And what 'provifion have
you made for your journey ?
M None at al’!
S. Noune at all! Herey Sir, said the ser
vant, to you belongs the cane; with all
my weakness, never wasl guilty of such
extreme folly as this! -
R A e e T eRS IS
T hose who are Building or Repair
ing HOUSLS,
ND are in want of Room Papers
1 & and Borderings, are informed,
thist by calling at the Bookstore of C.
Peirce, they may fee'a splendid as
fortment of Patterns, with which they
can be furnithed with the Papers of
their choicey at the thorteft notice.
Portsmouth, June s.
| "\ R A
Samuel Lord,
‘ Has for Sale, No. 1t Meychant's Rown
46 11erces. RICE,
15 half tierces do. '
4o chests hyfon, yoang hyfon, hyfon
{kin, fouchong and bohea TEAS ;
18 bales Cotton ; |
11§ barrels Tar ; barrelc Pitch ;
150 barrels fuperfine FLOUR ;
Half barrels ditto
Kegs manufalured Tobacco ;
Doxes and bags of white and brown
Boxes 8 by 10 and 7 by¢ Window
Giafs ; \ 5
s Hhds Molasses ; 6 Hhds. Rum;
American and Holland’s Gin ;
Cut and wrought Nails ;
1500 tnfhals Maryland Corn
Boards, Shooks, 'Staves; &c.
by the cargo. = May 29.
- ITmmediate < Relics.
Safr and effectual cure for a FELON.
THE fubicriber haviag purchased a re-
A ceipt for the cufe of Ferowns, and
having seen ‘and experienced in his family
the happy effeés which it has produced, by
affording immediate relics; would, for the
benefit of thole who may be affticted r}ni"this,,,
diftrefling manner, give inforniation that he
wiil prepare and apply the invaluable mediei
nal compfition; which ncver fails of a certain
core if application is made to him at his
houle in Bow fireet. S »
E JAMES GOODRICH.
- Portsmouth, May 18, 1810,
THIS may certify that I Thomas Beck, jr
resident of this town, having been affticted
‘with a felon which raged in a most diftrefs
‘ing manncr for about 15 days, and having
appli?;g;r V?i_fll"f‘yr” rcl';cf ;tjr‘ll tp‘;armg of the
‘invaluable medicinal ~compofition prepared
by Mr'Goodrich, 1 immediately made app!i
cation to hith and fourc immediate relief.
“N. B For the accommiodation of the inbabit=
ants of adjacent and other towns, the above me..
thodof cure wwill be transferved to any person wife
ing o purchase. . it May ag. o
R AR BT
o attve. Lad from 14 so A 6 gears.
ol Dpdbens N GeampeOey,
=i rand Lodpe. v+
% l VHE ancient fraternity of Free
R and dccepted MASONS, are in
formed that the Festival of 3t. Jonn
the Baptist, will be celebrated in am
™ form, at Portsmouth, Tuesday
26th instant, I
The Granp Lopcr will assemble
at their Hall, 10 o’clock, A. M. All
Brethren of the craft are desired to
give attendance and join in the pro
ceflion, which will move to the Uni
verfaliff’s Meceting House, where an
Oration will be delivered by the Rev.
Brother Bar Lou. BY ORDER, ~
L. SPALDING, Grard Sec'y.
- Portsmouth [uae 4, 5810. -
20 Shares 1n the Fire
and Marine Insurance Office, for fule
—apply to ALEX'r EWEN.
_June g |
Y h N
NEW GOODS.
~Nathaniel Dean,
Has just reccived a great variety of
Spring €8 Summer Goods,
Which are of the latest impos
tation, and are offcred for fzle at a fniall
advance, for cath or approved credit, at
Store No. 5, Market-Sireet.
cehrtimonibe Mayapußlol T
James Rundlet,
HAS just received and is
_ now opening 26 packages of
freth imported Briiifh
PIECE GOODS,
which comprise an exterfive aflort.
ment and will be feld by wholefalz
and retail at a very {fmall advance for
cafth or approved creir. i
Confltantly for sale as above,
Fa&tory Checks, Stripes, Sheerngs,
Shirtings, Tickings, Warp Yarn,Knit.
ok s i S
Room Papers.
Fu? received and for sale at
'Tappan’s Bookstore,
' MARKET STREET,
A large and elegant assortment of
PAPER HANGINGS,
of every price from 30 cts. to 4 dols.
per roll. May 29.—(6w. )
An excellent fubflitute for Lemons.
FOR SALE AT
S Larkin’s Store,
MARKET STREET,
FRESH LEMON JUICE,
of an exccllent quality--per gallen or
{maller quaniity~-cHEeaP. _ May 29
Elegant Looking Glasses.
Thomas W. Penhallow
I I AS for sale, (just rececived)
a varicty of richly ornamented gilt
frame LOOKING GIL.ASSES,
of the most modern fathion.— .4/,
An extensive variety of
Cutlery, Iron Mongery, and
HARD WARE GOODS.
Market-Street, May 29, 1810.
* NEW GOODS.
QOliver Briard
Oliver Briar
i ! AS just received a large
AL and very general assortment of
EUROPEAN GOODS,
adapted to the present and approach
ing season, comprising as many arti
cles as are enumerated in the most
lengthy advertisement, which he will
difpole of at a small advance for cath
or approved credit. (gw ) May2q.
FIR 'SALE AT
J. Goddard’s Stor?,
. ’
IN MARKET STREET,
At reduced prices, & on a very liberal credit,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT CF
Englifth and India GOODS,
CONSISTING OF :
Cahcoes, Furnitures, Ging
hams, silk and cotton Chambrays ;
Hamiltoa Cords; plain and figur’d Muslins;
laced Cambrics ; Cap and handkf Patterns;
white, black and colored Cambrics; cambric
and common Dimities; white and color'd
cambric Shawls. -
Fancy and white summer VESTINGS ;
white and brown Linens ; check’d ditto;
‘Diapers ; Britith Shirtings and Sheetings ;
brown Cotton ; filk.cotton & tabby Velvets;
cotton Kerfeymeres ; Grandurells Jeans ;
Fustians, &c. | : ,
~ India Cottons and Hankfs ; Bandannas ;
Black, brown, slate and plum color’d Luf
trings ; black Modes ; Orange, pink, blue
and black Sarfnets; Bonnet Satins; plain
and ftrip’d satin Vestings ; white and black
Tiffanies ; do parifnet Gauzcs ; a great va
riety of RIBBONS and FANS; velvet Bind
ings; thread and cotton LACES; color'd
and black silk Handkerchiefs and Shawls.
" Bitk and cotton Umbrellas and Parasols ;
black and white Millinets;- black Bomba
zeens ; i’k Plushes; Girdles and Tassels.
Silk, cotton and teather ‘(‘;lmg,es; ‘ men’s,
‘women’s and children’s white and color’d
cotton HOSIERY. ' = gyt
- 'Bilk, cotton and Jeather BRACES 3 silk
‘and’cotton Ferrets; quality &fhoc Bindings ;.
thirt and gown Buttons ; coat and vell ditto.
- | Cotton Bewings, Threads, Twists, Tapes,
- Bobbins, morocco and ﬁll%?uff“- Lt &
. India Cottons and Handkerchiefs ~—Ban
dannage— Aifp=e T L
i okt . A o R g i B
_Broad Cloths, Kerfeymeres,
Flannels, Baizes and Stoffs of almost every
description. ' . | Lortfmouth, May 29,
NN G é-ﬁ‘f, SR R
A HOUSE in Cross-Street,
4 X very pleasantly Gtuated.—Eeqnire of
Lo o ai B SERTIORIREE Lo T
AL TR R N SRR U T
O i }, e
. ® .
Tim* Upham |
HAS just added to his for-
A A mer Stock, a complete assortment of
Summer Goods,
- Amongfl which are the following, viz. |
Book Madiins from 2/ 10 9/ per yard ;
Jaconet ditto from 2/6 to Ig/—fome par
ticularly for pentlemen’s Neckerchiets ;
Plain leno, riddfe, lappet, spotted leno, tam
~ bor'd, purple, pink and blue ditto ; :
Real lace and imitation net, seeded, vined,
dotted, clufter’d and. firip'd, faragofia,
hair cord, and a great varicty of other 1
fathio~able MUSLINS ; |
Glaz'd, unglag’d, corded, plaided, fine and
low priced white Cambrics ; '
Color’d and spotted diito, twill d and plain
of all widths and ptices; |
Linen and cotton white, bordered and col
- ored Pocket Handkerchiefs ;
Itatian, Dutch and Canton Crapes; :
Florence, India and Italian Luftrings ;
Canton Luflies a varicty of colors ;
Fancy fiik, Barcelona and Bandanna Hdkfs,
Sarfnets, Modes and Satins ;
Cambric, corded ftrip’d & furnitureDimotics
Muflincts plain and corded ;
Wathiugton, Hamilton and ;Nelfon corded
Ginghams—common ditto, of all prices
from If 6 per yard upwards ; i
A compicte assortment of Ladies’ and Gen
tiemens’, Girls' and Boys’ fitk, cotton and’
thread HOSIERY ; ;
Holland and imperial Tapes from 3/6to 30/
per doz.—Round and flat Bobbins;
Round and flat Wire Buttons ;
Bed Lace. Fringe and Cord, some new and
rich patterns ;— Furniture Chintzes 3
White and color'd Kid, Beaver, Silk, Cotton
~aud Thread ladies and gents. Gloves;
Ruflels, Calimancoes, Durants, Duroys, Shal
loons, Moreens, and other Stuft Goods
at reduced prices
Irith and German {hirting & fheetingLinens;
Br tifh Shirting ard Shecting Cottons
Ribbons of every defeription ; ~
Pic Nic silk Gloves and Mitts at 3/ pair ;
Cotton Diapers-~Napkin and Table Cloths ;
Thread Laces and Edgings ;
Silver, Gold and Vellum Laces;
Silver and Gold Epauleis ;
Worsted and Silk Military Sashes, Plumes,
Cockades, Sword Knots & other trimings ;
A great variety of Printed Calicoes 3
India Calicoes, Checks and Handkerchiefs ;
India Cottons of every 'defcription, from
10/to 40/ per piece ; : \ |
White Luff {carlet blue, Broad Cloths
mixt. black and l)mwng &Caﬁimeres.
fawndrab, light & dark : :
Stockiactts and Imperial Cords, for gentle
men’s paataloons ;
Buff, b'ue and black Nankins ;——Biritifh
Nankinetts~=Jeans--Cotton Cuflimeres ;
Grandarclls and Wathington Cords
Imperial Cotton Cord ; Brown Hollands ;
Plain and corded Velvets—--Millinetts 3
Pins—Silk--Twift.———Buttons of every
defer’ ,ion, from 2/ to 60/ per groce ;
Hats anu Hat Linings—--Umbrellas ;.
Straw and Chined Booocts--Braces 3
American manufatured Stripes—-Checks~-
" Weaving and Kaoitting Yarn--Sheeting
- Cottons ; ‘
Windsor, Rose and Palm Soap ;
Morogcco Hats, Puifes and Pocket-Books.
A large aflortment of 9 Carpets and
and Kidderminﬂcrg Larpetmg,
Scotch, Ingraias o e
from 5/6 to 8/3 per yard.
Carpet Bindings and Stair. Carpeting.
All of which, with a great variety of other
articles (rendering hisaffortmcnt much more
complete than at any former time) his cus
tomers and others are requelted to call and
examine, My 29, 1810.
Kidderminfier Carpetingss,
Broad Clothg, Cafiimeres, &«.
Frjt received and for sale at <
DRAPER’S
' e
CHEAP CASH STORE, "
- A great vartety of ; :
Kidderminfter Carpetings, ot
the neweit patterns——Venitian Siair do.
Superfine light grey mix’d,
black, blue and brown Broad Cloths.
Sup fire black, blue, drab and light
grey mix’d Callimeres. ‘
An elegant variety Fancy Muflias.,
Light Ginghams & Hamilton Cords.
Black, blue and lilac Canton Crapes.
Wich almdft every other article in the
PIECE GOQODS LINE,
which ailded to his former STOCK,
makes his affcrtment very extensive.
May 29, 1810.
Spring and Summer
~N £ o
GO () D 3.:} °
Sylvester Melcher,
His received, ard is now opening a [upply of
SEASONABLE G )ODS;
: AMONG % HICH “£RE,
L ARGE & fmail plaid, blue,
vuff ~n< pink Gingnaws 3 Har
corded do Fancy L-ondon do. Low
pric’d do. Twil’d Lilac color’d
Cambuiicks ; Colared Lace Stripe
and Seeded do. a great variety-of fan.
cy Muslins, some of which are very
low priced ; Fine Jaconet do. 3 23
and & white Cambricks ; Bandeaux
Hkfs. Imit-iion ! obes ; Twil’d £
Shawls ; Silk do. low priced Muflia
do. Thread and Cotton: Laces ; white
cambrick hkfs blk. and coloi’d Can
con Crapes 3 Cambrick and common
Dimoties ; dark znd light Limerick
Habir Gloves 3 Parasols. . Vg
A large aflortment of fuper
fine anc comu.on Chintzes ; £ printed
Cambricks ; Furnitures and Copper
plates ; London vestings, latest style ;
Twill’d cotton Caflimeres; patent
buff Nankins ; Grandurells ;- Wath.
ington Stripes ; Plain and Ribb’d
white cotton Hofe'y blk. and color’d
do. Ruffels, Duroys, Calimancoes,
Durants, and Wildbores at very low
prices 3 Britith Cottons ; Linens ;.
Brown ¢o do. Cottons ; check’d Lin
ens ; 3 4 % and & Linen and Cotton
Diapers ; cotton Umbrellas; blk.
and coior’d Sewing silks ; cotton
Sewing 3 Cotton Bandannas ; Ib. and
bundle Pins : '
A large supply of =
~ India Cottons ; = Chtcks ;
Hkfs. bik Inlia Lufirings ; do Sarf
nets ; bine Nankine 3 Yeilow do. blk.
and checked Sitk Hckfs. Bandannos ;
Madrafs Hdkfs, &ec. May 26.
SUMMER GOODS.
W. Jones]r.
" Has this day received his full fu;)ply of
Fafbionable, Fancy & Staple
PIECE ( DS
_ AMONG WHICH ARE, ‘
'JUBILEE Cord ;.Spider net,
: Secded, Vin’d, Tambor’d, Lace, Pearle,
‘Book ant other fancy Muslins ; ele
gant MuflinVeils ; £ Imiration Shawls,
Long ditto of every fafhionable kind,
Buff, Salmon and Blue £ Cambricks ;
plaid green Haltons; Hamilton
Cords ;gTurkey; led and other Fur
nitures ; Blue and red Copperplates;
Bengal Stripes ; Cambrick Dimoties ;
common do Ladies Long and Short
Kid Gloves ; Broad and Maroon
Ribbons ; 7 and % London Prints &;
Ginghams.” £
Ladies white and colored cot
ton Hose 5 7 «ni § salt black Cam.
bricks, £ and § plain white and cord
ed do. blk and white Silk Lace Arm
iets ; Cotton do. Irish Linens ; Cole
rain, Cotton Shirting ; Black, white
-and drab _Jeans ; Silk codt Butions s
cotton Laces. = ' B e
Satin, wardee and common
Straw Hatsand Bonnets,Straw Trim.-
mings and Crowans, Patent Web for
Bonnets, Seetfuckers ;3 CamonCrdPes ;
Thickfetts, Corcuroys, Velvets and
Velveteens ; CottenCaflimeres ; Gran
durells, Blue Florenteens ; Patent
‘buff Nankin ; Imperial cotton Cords;
color’d Threads ; Cotton Balls 3 Cap
Wire ; Millinetts ; %al;ty Shoe
Biading s Pinse. i | io 00
~ Superfine black, Dbiue, olive
colored, mix’d ‘are¢ brown Broad
Cloths 7 do. blue érab, light and dark
mix’d and blk, Caflimeres ; blue, drab
.and mix’d Woolen Imperiai Cords ;
fathicnable coat Buttons 'QmVGfﬁmg’
Floor and Stair Carpetings.
Blue and yellow Nankins ;.
Biue Cottons; 'olk. Luftmgs ; large
foel Shewiog i ShncmiGramant
fine company Dandanoes, and twill’d
~ The above with many other,
articles acded to his former Stock |
make it very extensive, and will be
fold cheap for cath or fore credi.
N F s, Sils J’fﬂ%ﬁi‘ s
Bak bt o LMR L
&y
L SABES AT 3V 10N
;'I Obefoldat Pullic Aulion
, at the Audion Ofiice of WALTER
TODD, in Newbarypore, on the third day
of July next, at eleven o’clock A M. for the
benefit” of the heirs of Wirngjam Waite,
Iy date of Boston, decealed— -
A certain plece of LAND, &
in the township of W":cﬂs.,_éontaining fort‘y-;;: \
three acres, lying on Taylor’s Bosk {o called,
and not far from a riwver and tanding in
Kennebuonk, it being the fame that was cone
veyed from Johin Wherlwright, Esq. toPhilip
White, for the Lenefit of said heirs,
Conditicns to be made known at the time
of sale. P WHITE, Exccutor,
South Hampton, Fune 4, 1810, » ;
o ON SATURS
gﬁiﬁ DAY the Bth
el & ill be fold at
g;ggﬂ‘éggglfﬁg' cupile - Auchon
T “if not prevxouﬂ;:
foldac pirv (o)., ) one half of thres
story Houle, situated in Pitt fireet
formerly the property of the late Mr.
Joux STAVERs, deceafed-~containing
iix Chambers, two lower Rooms and
Kitchen, Aquedud in the cellar, with
a good Yard and Well of water, and
every way calculated for a Tavern, or
Boarding House—Sale will be cn the
premiles, at 12 o’clock-—Terms iiber
al, made known at the fale—for fur
ther particulars enquire of JAMES
A. GEDDES, on the premises. or
‘ S. LARKIN, Au&.
Pottfmouth, May 22, 1810.
Writing ¢ Cyphering Books,
C PEIR CE has just receiv=
® ed a good afl 'rtment of Writ
ing and Cyphering Bolks, of the belt
of paper, from “g 4 to 156, and from
156 to 253 each ; also feamen’s Jour
nals and f{mall account Books, very
handy and convenient both for the
mechanic and merchant.
Black, white and grey
BONNET PAPERS,
some of which are of a {uperior kind,
and wiil be {old cheap at Peirce’s store
May 20.
N’OTICE is hereby given to the
% owners of lands in the town of
Elifworth, resident and non resident,
that there is a tax of two cents aflefied
in the month of April, by the Sele®-
men, ¢n every acre of land in said
town, for making and repairing roads
and bridges in said town agreeable to
an 2& pafled in June session 18cg—
and agreeable to said a&, all owners
and non-resident proprieters have lib
erty to do said laber themselves or
employ any persons to do the fame,
by the dir¢&tion and {uperintendance
of said fele@tmen, at the rate of eight
cents per hour for every able bodied
man, finding his own tools and diet =
proviced tha: said work be offered at
any time between the firlt day of June,
and the last day cf September, in the
- eighteen hundred and ten.
JASPER ELKINS,
GIDEON HILL, SelecTmens
SAM’L MOULTON,
Ell{iworth, May 7, 1810.
"HE heirs to the Estate of AN
ﬂ NES CAMPBELL, late of
Hawke, in the county of Rockingham
and State of Newham:pthire, deceased,
are hereby notified that on the third
Wednesday of July next, at the Pro
bate cffice, in Exeter, in said county,
the subscriber, Administratrix to said.
Estate, expe@s to exhibit her account
before the Honorable the Judge of
Probate for said county for aliowance,
They or either of them or any other
derfon concerned may then appear
and exawine said account, and shew
cause, if any they have, why the fame
shall not be allowed.
- ELIZ-BETH CAMPDELL.
Hawke, Mdy_ 21, I§_|_9.
More New "goods.
Fuft received, and for sale at
DRAPER’s
Cheap Cath Store,
A very elegant and extensive
.y aflortment of
Fashionable, lancy and Staple
Piece Goods,
Received by the latest arrivals:
at Boston. ~ May 22.
' Superfine Cloths,
T Just veceived and for Jaleby ] i
James Rundlet,
.. No 3, MArrEZ-STREET,
QUPERFINE Bluc, Black,
which will be fold cheap for cath oron lib
a‘i‘él_kgcdit., hy i i Maz a 8
ML OB S TR e
e A
ers, Efg. Judge of the Probate of Wills &c. -
for he oty of Rockinghem, Guardian of
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