The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-11-01 00:00:00, page 3

Arrived at Beverly,Tuefday last Capt, Thomas
Smith from Port Republican, 24 days passage.
Saturday left spoke a sloop from Tobago for
Wi'caffet, having on board 35 men, taken off an
English sloop of war, in lat. 17, said to have up
set in a fquali.
\Two vessels went on ffiore at Falmouth, in
the late gale ; and a schooner from Plymouth,
and one from Dennis, at Tarpaulin Cove.
New-fcrfey—on the late occasion many exer
cised their tight. The election terminated fed
erally. —
St. Thomas's Oft. 6tb, under convoy of tbe United
States Jbip of tear Baltimore, in company with 19
fail of American vffls bound to different ports in
tbe United States.—Oct. 8, fpole febooner Dole,
of Boflon, fames Gilmore, then leaving tbe
fleet, bound to Tos tola.—Oß. <),fpokeJloop Polly, of
Norwich, Capt, Downe, who bad previoujly been
captured in a febooner belonging to Mr. Knap of
Bofon,from Tobago, laden with rum.—Oß. 2, left
Capt. Magk Blunt in a brig belonging to this port in
Baffatcrre Road (St. Cbriflopbers) difmafted on bis
outward bound passage—and a brig belonging to
Portland, (captain's name unknown) in tbe famefi~
tuation. Tbe Orion left Qefeet in lat. 29, zuben
tbe vtfels in general bad dispersed.
Arrived schooner Hero, Capt. Fernald, %$
days from ,Bt. Thomas
——o
I am a private countryman, have no connec
tions, natural or political with Mr. ADAMS,
or any man in power, nor do I with for
any. But altho' in obfeurity, I feel for my coun
try, and resent the scandalous abuse thrown out
against one of its firft citizens and benefactors.
And what ought to increase our indignation, is,
this abuse, is deGgnad as a political Ladder to
climb by —to pull others down, is an old trick in
order to raise themselves ; Miserable beings—
Ages after the tide of time shall have swept their
names with the cobwebs of the world into obli
vion, the immortal deeds of ADAMS, will thine
in the brightest pages of hiftory, and teach man
kind how to be FREE and to be HAPPY.—
So long as INDEPENDENCE is a bleffing—
fo long -as America retains her glory—so long
a, Freedom has exifteoce—fo long will the
name of ADAMS be written in every region
of Columbia, and be music in the ears of free
men. ANAMFRICAN.
At a meeting of the Inhabitants of this Town
on Monday last, the Hon. SAMUEL TEN
NEY was unanimously voted for as Federal
Representative, in place of Mr, Gordon.
The triumph of Federalism is dis
played in Connecticut, in the choice of
the following gentlemen for Members
of the next Congress, viz Samuel
W. Dana, Roger Griswold, John C.
Smith, Willian Edmond, Elizur Good
rich, John Davenport, jun. and Elias
Perkins. All haunch Federalists. Jaco
bin aflertions to the contrary notwith
flanding.
FEMALE VOTERS —Single Females, un-
WHEN abufo is aimed at illustrious charac
ters, who have by eminent services, added
glory and happiness to their country, every good
man feels the injury, and resents it ; because it
is infuking his benefactor, and injurying his
country. For this reason, many honest minds
felt a just indignation, when they read some pub
lications by Laco. And for this reason the en
lightened citizens of the United States, feel an
indignation on reading the abusive publications
against Mr. ADAMS. These were writ
ten (I am well informed by a gentleman in
Philadelphia) by "foreigners", men who
we may suppose are mortified to fee the pros
perity of this country, and vent their spleen a
gainst this illustrious patriot, who they know
has always been, and now is, one of the Pillars
of America.
A Philadelphia Paper OR. iq,fa,s.
OF the Six City Representatives just
chosen, Five are Federal, one Antifede
ral.—ol the Sele& Council all are Fe
deral.-Of the Common Council, Nine
teen are Federal, and one antifederal.--
What think ye of this, ye Jacobin Routers ?
Gov. M'Kean of Pennsylvania has issued his
Proclamation for convening the Legislature of
that Rate, on the sth November next, to afford
them an opportunity to prescribe a law for the
appointment of Electors of President.
Federalifyi of Vermont. —Mr. Paine has been
elc&ed a Senator of the U. S. against General
Bradley, the antifederalift, by a majority of 34.
— Jefferfon will not have a vote in Vermont.
The State Ele&ions in New-Jersey have prov
ed highly federal.
At the Circuit Court now fitting, the Editor
of the Aurora has been indited for a libellous
publication p+ainft the Senate of the U.S. The
trial was poftpored at his requeft,to give him an
opportunity of bringing forward evidence which
he thought r.rctffary.
PEIRCE's Oracle's Marine Journal.
de, certain conditions, are allowed to vote in
Arrivals and departures since 0& 2fc
0R.16, arrived brig Orion, Briard, Tobago
do do feb'r Hero, Fernqld, Grenada
29, do frUr Sally, Smith, Maderia
A Gentleman has handed us the Boston
Chronicle of the 25th of Aug. 1791, with a re
quest that we would publish the following piece
therefrom, and thereby show in what manner
the Jacobins will change their tune to suit their
own turns :
#ott(moutb
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER i.
president^^irth day.
Thursday being the ^irth Day of the illullrious
JOHN ADAMS,
President of the United States of America, the
fame was ushered in by the ringing of bells
firing of Cannon, &c. which continued with
intervals through the day. A large party of
gentlemen repaired to Pifcataqua Bridge, where
they partook of an elegant entertainment, pur
pofcly provided ; after which a number of pat
riotic toasts were drank, and the day would have
concluded in a joyful manner, had it not
have been for the Locking accident which befel
Mr. Greenleaf Clark, an enterprising son of
Jonathan Clark, Esq. of this town. Mr. Clark
with a number of young gentlemen of his ac
quaintance, were firing cannon from Moffatt's
Wharf, when in the act of ramming down
the cartridge, the cannon went off, and Matter
ed his right arm in such a manner that it has
since been cut off.
OF VICE-PRESIDENT ADAMS.
Arrived brig Orion, Capt. S. Briasd. Sailed from
'.' Evil be to him who evil freaks."
Federal Representatives.
PORTSMOUTH, NOV. I.
ORDINATION] — On Wednesday the 22d infl:
the Rev. JONATHANSTICKNEY, wasfet
apart to the pajioral office over the Congregational
Cburcb and Society at Raymond in New- Hamp-
J6ire. — The following Minders officiated in the So
lemnities of the day, —The Rev. Mr. Miltimore, of
Stratbam, made the introductory prayer. The Rev.
Mr. Boddily, of Newburyport,preached the sermon,
from Abts XX. 28. The Rev. Mr. Tbayer, of
Kingston, made the ordaining prayer. The Rev.
Mr. Upbam, of Deerfield, gave the charge. The
Rev. Mr. Holt, of Epping, gave the right band of
fellowship. The Rev. Mr. Colby, of Pembroke,
made the concluding prayer.—The da, being favora
ble, there was a great affcmbl, of various denomin
tions, and the bufnefs was conducted with great fo
leminity. Great harmony prevailed in the Council,
during the examination, and the whole Cburcb and
Society difeovered a fatisfaaion, which was univer
sally manifested and publicly expressed.
0
MARRIED] — In this town, Mr. Jacob Nut
ter, to Mips Mary Snell—Capt. George Huntress,
to Miss Anna Trundy Tredick—Mr. John Dun
fans, to Miss Betsy Goodwin.
Newbury, Michael Little Esq. of Poland, Maine,
to miss Sally Stover.
At Bofun, Rev. Jacob Flint, of Csbaffet, D miss
Sylvia Barker, of Pembroke —John Boies, to miss
Mary Hishbern
FIRE] —Yesterday morning a Foundery be
longing to Mr. Carrel, caught fire, and togeth
er with a range of out buildings filled with
merchandize, belonging to Mr. Ebenezer Lew
is, in Wafliington-ftreet, were entirely consum
ed. The wind blew frefh, but the exertions of
the citizens saved the contiguous buildings.
Baffaterre, St. Kitts, Sept. Ij-
On Tuefday last, the schooner En
terprize. John Shaw, Esq. Command
er, arrived here accompanied by her
prize the French letter of marque lug
ger-Gaudaleupean, of 6 guns.
The frigate John Adams, George
Cross, Esq. Commander, sent in the
fame day a recaptured ship laden with
provifipns, &c. called the Sea Horse,
Capt. Seyward.
The fchr. Enterprize, C. Stewart,
Esq. commander, came in also on
Tuefday, with the fchr. Deux Amis,
Vincent Vifcito, matter, of 6 guns,
which she had captured after one hour
and a half's engagement.
Yesterday arrived at Beverly the schooner
Bctfey, Capt. Rea, from Naples, via Gibraltar ;
failed from Gibraltar the 17th of Sept. Capt.
Rea informs, that the English were about land
ing troops at Lisbon, from Gibraltar ; that the
French were a going to march into Portugal ;
and that the plague Rill rages very violently in
Cadiz ; upwards of three hundred dying daily.
It is very felly at Demerara 7 or 3 persons die
daily.—'Capt. Freeman, of Bfon, bas if three sea
men.
DIED] — In this town, Mrs. Nichols—Mrs.
Patty Deering, aged 22, wife of Thomas Deering —
Mr. Wm. Leigb, aged 32 — Mr. Benj. Damrell—
Mr. Phillip Babb, aged 77 — a child of Mr. Mark
Akerman—a child of Mrs. Wilkes—and Casar
Gerrijb, a black
At Durham, a child of Mr. Nath'l Demerit
At Wells, a Child of Jeremiah Hubbard, Esq.
COMMERCIAL INFORMATION.
TAKE NOTICE
WHEREAS several recent in
ftanecs having lately occurred
of vessels going to the Havanna, and
other ports in the island of Cuba, with
out their papers being fir&certified to
by the Consul of his Cathlic Mejefty,
agreeable to Notification published in
the different papers of the U. States,
by order of Don Joseph Ignacio de
Vier, his Catholic Majesty's Consul-
General, residing in Philadelphia ; and
that much to the prejudice and injury
of some individuals, by a detention of
property in not being admitted to an
entry, until duplicates of their invoices
are again forwarded with their necessa
ry certifications thereto annexed, ac
companied by bills of health, also duly
certified.
A letter from the Havandah, of Sept. 23,
fays;—" We have now above 10,000 barrels
of flour in our market, and the expectation of
many more cargoes ; the sales are confequenrly
at a stand. Sugars are now at 7 dollars per
100 th brown and 9 white. Dry goods are
not faleable at 25 per cent loss. New-Orleans
flour is fold at 7 and 8 dollars per barrel."
Tbe U. S.frigate Congress, of 32 guns, Capt.
Sever, was at Porto Rico, Sept I. She bad recap
tured toe American brig Experiment with a valuable
cargo, tublcb bad been in poffeffon of tbe Frsneb 3
d u y.
Gibarlter, SeM. IT, 1800. 'Tiefeared tbe plague
bus got into Spain. Tboufands have bee n carried off
in Cadiz."
Documents to that purpose having
been already exhibited and executed •
in said Consular Office for the Eastern
States, with this knowledge and the
information received of the penalty lia
ble to be paid in transgression of said
order, his Catholic Majesty's Consul
residing in Boston, has thought proper
to make this more publicly known by
the foregoing advertisement.-
JUAN STOUGHTON,
Afew large very nice House Trunks for sale at
C# PEIRCE'S Bookflore N^ 5 Danielfree'.
SHIPWRECK
NEW-BEDFORD, OCT. ,4.
On°the night of the p'h inst. ship Charfcs,
Capt. Hall, from Bombay, for Boston with bale
goods run on shore on Smith's Island (adjacent
to Nantucket) when she struck, her foremaft
went by the board, and her mainmast was cut
away soon after—the veiTel having fix feet wa
ter in her hold, it is presumed will be loft —
part of the cargo will be laved.
Capt. Hall left at St. Helena, Capt. Obed
Fitch, in a ship belonging to Nantucket from the
Pacific Ocean, with oil, bound home—also an
Enghlh whaleman, Capt. Fitch from the Pacific
Ocean; whose mate, Obed Ruffcl, of Nantuck
et, had been killed by a whale,and it was under
stood that two English captains were killed at
the fame time.
Boston, oct. 27.
The deflru&ion of the late gales has not been
confined to the ocean ; in Pennfylvania,nd in
N. Carolina, great damage has been sustained.
House Trunks.
Boston, St
Consul for tbe Eastern States.
d. B,i&x).
boston, oct. 25.
Salem, oct. 28.
Dr. Spalding,
Continues to inoculate for the
KINE-POX,
at his lodgings at Mr. Morton's,
north end of Washington-Street.
3000 Dollars !
A true Jiatement of tbe wheels of tbe Philanthropic
Lottery, OReber 30th, 1800.
THE Wheels are now enriched with the fol
lowing high Prizes, viz.—l of 3000, 2of
1000, 8 of 500, 7 of ico, 76 of 50, and eight
ty-four of 25---not near two blanks to a prize.
Tickets 3 dollars each. Should the high prizes
continue to remain in the wheels a few da,
longer, the price of tbe tickets will be inhanc
ed, as the wheels have grown considerable rich*
er. The drawing is now going on rapidly.—
Tickets and quarters warranted undrawn ma,
be had :s usual a; the Boofrilore of C. Peirce,
N° 5, Daniel-street, Portfmouch, by whom the
prizes will be paid on demand.
SETH STORRS, Manager.
JOHN BOYLE, appointed to
Boston, OR ,0. fu,erinte#d tbe drawing.
BOR SALE at Deerfield, a good
flandfor a trader or tavernkeeper,
A Convenient House,
Store, Barn and Out-Houses, on
the road leading from Concord, Ep
som, Gilmanton, Sandbornton, &c.
to Portsmouth, Newburyport, Salem,&c.
together with about Twenty-five Acres
of Land, with an excellent Orchard
thereon, for further particulars, enquire of
NATHANIEL UPHAM, on the pre
mises. Peerfie Id, ON. 29, 1800.
NOTICE is hereby
given, That the Subscribers, Exe
cutors to the lift Will and Testament of
theHon.GEORGE BOYD,efq.
deceased, —Being determined to effed an
immediate settlement of the estate of said
deceased, request ihofe who may have
any just claims, to present them for set
dement, and th >fe who are indebted by
Book, Bond or Note, are called upon (for
thelift time) to pay the fame, previous
to the firft day of December next ensuing,
otherwise they must exped to fettle the
lame with some Gentleman of the Law.
TO BE SOLD;
At Public Auction,
Oil mdnefday the 12th of Novem
ber, infl. at Abraham Isaac's Auflion-Office,
A Wall PEW, No. 25,
in the Reverend Mr. Walton's
Meeting- house. It is the 2d on the right
hand, going in at the front door.
Abraham Isaac, Auctioneer.
Portsmouth, Nov. T, 1800.
SEWALL's genuine Almanac
for 1801,
Also, Bickerftaff& Weatherwife's
ALMANACS,
JUS^ / ÜBL/SRLD, and FOR SALE
by Charles Peirce, at the
Columbian Bookstore, by the Thousand,
Gi^ce, Hundred, Dozen or Single. ,
Rockingham, Js.
NOTICE is hereby
given, that ANNA LYFORD,
Administratrix of the Eftite of THOM
AS LYFORD, late of Exeter, deceased,
has exhibited to the Judge of Probate for
laid county, her account of admini flering
said Estate, and that the fame will be ex
amined, in order for allowance, at the
Probate Office in Exeter, on the sixth day
or November next, at Eleven of the
Clock before noon.
Wm. PARKER, Regifar.
Exeter, October 24, 1800.
< Dr. Dwight,
INFORMS the Public that he will
Inoculate for the COW-POX, with
out diferimination. Nov. 1, 1800.
Rockingham, Js.
NOTICE is hereby
given, that JOSEPH BART
LETT and ISRAEL BARTLETT,
Executors, of the last Will & Testament
of JOSEPH HALL BARTLETT,
late of Newbury, in the county of Essex,
and Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
yeoman, deceased, have produced a copy
of the Will of said deceased, with a copy
of the Probate thereof, duly authenticat
ed, to the Judge of Probate for the coun
ty of Rockingham, where the Testator
had estate, whereon the said Will may
operate; and in writing desired tint the
fame may be filed and recorded in the
Probate Office in said county, pursuant
to law ; Whereupon the said Judge has
assigned the twenty-third day of Decem
ber next, at eleven of the clock before
noon, at the Probate Office in Exeter, in
said county, for taking the fame into con
sideration ; at which time and place, any
person who thinks proper, may fhe^
cause against the filing and recording of
the fame. By order of the Judge.
Wm. PARKER, Register.
Exeter, October 24 1800.
Dr. Wm. Cutter,
INFORMS the Public that he is
ready to inoculate for the COW
POX,—AII applications will be ftridly
attended to. Oftober 25, 1800.
SUPPLY CLAP,
WILLIAM BOYD, J
Portfmonth, Nov I, 1800.
— ALSO—
A general afortment of
Weft-India Goods
and GROCERIES.
Port/mouth, Nov. 1, 1800.
Tillage HARMONY, cr
Youth's Aflijiant to Sac^d MuJic;
CONTAINING —A coccife Intro
duction to the Grounds of MUSIC,
with inch a collection of the nioft ap
proved Psalm-Tunes, Anthems, and other
Pieces, as are most suitable for Divine
Worihip—Defoed principally for the Use
of Schools and Singing Societies.
The Proprietor of the Tillage Harmon,
has taken great pains to improve this Fifth
Edition. —In some instances he has left
out pieces, and compressed others, to in
sert in tlieir room such Music as is best
calculated to please the taste of thole who
possess the delicate tone and the nicest ear.
The Tillage Harmon, is lo well known,
and so generally uied, that it needs no
comment to recommend it to the Public.
It contains as good an aftrtment, and as
rich a varies, of Music, as any book in
the United states. Its Rules are plain,
concise, and cafy for beginners. The
greater partof the Music, is easy and ant
mating, and will be found to be extreme
ly well calculated for Divine Worship.
^ Singing Masters or Societies,
may always be supplied on as good terms
as at an, Book-Store in the State.
Inform their friends and the public
that they have a general assortment of
Goods in the Ship Chandlery line,
— Confuting of the following Articles —
TAR. v +SAIL NEEDLES.
ROSIN. I Hammers.
Brimstone. j Tacks.
Sheathing Paper. ;Cleuts.
Cordage. ^Scupper Nails.
Russia Duck. |Table Spoons.
Buntings. |Flefh Forks.
Quadrants. flron & Steel Hand-
Campaffet. j saws.
Spy Glasses, fGimblets.
Twines of all forts.j Drawing Nails.
Log Lines. j Sheathing do.
Mackarel ditto. +2od, rod, & 6d, do.
Paint & tar Brufhes.| Mop Heads.
Dust& scrubbing doj Coopers' Adze;
Ships Clamps. j Carpenters' do.
Sailors Palms. ; Wood Logs.
Ships Scrapers. ^ Deep sea and Hand
Caulking irons. ± Leads.
Making do j Long Tar Brushes.
Marking do j Iron Camboofes of
Bung Borers. $ different sizes.
Half hour Glasses. $ Lanthorns.
14 & 28 fecund do.; Tin Ware, &c. &c.
THE Subscriber intending to
A. Remove from this town in January
next, some diflance from here, requests
all who have any demands upon him, and
all'who are indebted to him, to call and
fettle the fame immediately, as he wishes
to fettle up all affairs before he leaves
this place.
The Convenient Dwelling-
HOUSE in Washington-street in which
the fubferiber now lives, with the Land
Barn and all the conveniencies is now
FOR SALE. —ALSO—
A water Lot, on the street that
leads to Capt. Gove's tanyard, with a
Building thereon, designed for a Dwelling,
House, but now improved as a Black
fmilh's fllop, to be entered upon in Jan
uary next, for further particulars Inquire
of the Subscriber.
JONATHAN LOCK.
N. B. If said Buildings are not fold by
January next, they will be TO LET.
26 Puncheons high proof
St. Vincents RUM.
8 Hhds. excellent MOLASSES.
Also, at the fame place, may be had,
15 puncheons Demerara RUM.
A few pipes high proof Brandy.
30 Hhds. SUGAR.
60 Bbls, fuperfine FLOUR;
per chest.
50 boxes Spermaceti Candles.
Russia Duck. Russia Sheeting.
Cordage. Coffee. Pimento, &c.
Portfmnnth. Nov. 1,1800.
Village Harmony.
JU)T PUBLISHED,
(Price TO Dollars per dozen, and one Dollar
Jingle,) AND FOR SALE,
By CHARLES PEIRCE, at the
Columbian Book store, Portsmouth,
Half barrels ditto.
Hyfon Skin, and Bohea TEA,
GOO D S,
Which they offer for sale on
low terms. Boson, 061. ,0.
Long & Hamilton,
Wm. Lang, & Co.
Magner's row, Kilby-fireet, Boston,
HAVE received by the Ve
nus- and Eliza from Liver
pool, an additional lupply of
Seasonable E UROPEAN
Just landed, and for Sale by
Clement Jackson,
No. 4, Portsmouth Pier,
Ship Chandlery Store.
A new Edition, being the fifth of the
FEATHERS.
Abraham Isaac,
INFORMS the Public that he has just
received and offers for sale, a quantity
of good New FEATHERS, warranted
free from any infection.— Litoife —
A large assortment of
Crockery, Glass Ware,
and LOOKING GLASSES,
which he will fell very cheap.
—ALSO—
-4 Cast Iron STOVES.
N.R. Vendue kept as usual ever,
Wednefay. Portsmouth, 0&. 18.
Among which are the following,
RUM, Brandy, Gin, Aniseed,
Clove-Water; best of London Por
ter, by dozen or single bottle ; Coffee,
Tea, Chocolate, Sugar, Molasses, Cotton ;
Best Rhode-Ifland and other Cheeses ;
a capital affortmebt of Silver Watches ;
Cod and Pollock Fish ; Flax of an excel
lent quality, and of any quantity; Mack*
erel per barrel or | barrel ; Crockery and
glass 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
size & price, neatly made ; A great quan
tity of Iron, Sieel.fhod, and other Spada,
and Shovels; Keggs from half a pint to
ten gallons, kept constantly for sale j to
gether with a large afiortclient of other ar*
tides 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 eG
tablifhed a Tobacco Manufactory, where
he has the best of Tobacco Manufaaur,
el into Pigtail ; small Twist & Smoaks
ing—he is determined to fell the best of
Tobacco, hnuch lower than can be pur
chased at any fbop in Pori'momh,
Evening School.
Fifteen Jbillings per quarter.
THE fubferiber proposes to
opening his Evening School, on
Monday the 3d of November. He
has found by experience that evening
Scholars seldom attend until the cold wea
ther has finally set in. Young Men,young
Women and lads may acquire a tolerable
knowledge in Arithmetic and Writing in
the course ofone quarter. It is a prefer
able mode of passing time, to that of frol
icking life away in the ftretts ; and op
portunities of improvement negleAed,
are frequently the cause of painful regrer.
Ten poor girls unabl±to pay, will be re
ceived free of any expence. Good fires;
a warm room, and constant attendance
given. GEORGE RICHARDS.
Now landing from on board brig HiTTr,
A few Puncheons good flavor'd
TOBAGO RUM,
AND FOR SALE by
Thomas Chadbourne,jr.
At his Shop in Fore-street, where may be
had, an assortment of
Have received by late arrivals from
England, a very extensive assortment of
Hard-Ware GOODS.
Confining of almost every article ufuallv
called for in that line, which they are fell
ing on the most reasonable terms, by
Wholcfale and Retail.
They have alfi FOR SALE,
Rum; Brandy; Gin; Molasses ;
™° w ° '"^" ; Hyfon, Souchong
and Bohea Tea ; Chocolate ; Nutmegs ;
Mace; Cloves; Alfpice; Pepper; Gin
ger ; Salt Petre.
Madeira, Shefrv, Lisbon, Red
port and Malaga WINES; Painters' Oil
and Colors ; Nails of all kinds, and ma
ny other articles.
Portsmouth, OA. 24, ISOO.
John Raynes,
PROPOSES to open an Even
ing School the firft Monday in No
vember next, at the South School house,
for teaching youths of both sexes, Read
ing, Writing and Arithmetic.
TOBAGO RUM.
— hffi Sign of the trum
setf et a "d. Kegg,
I William Parry,
A Has for sale at hisfore at the lower
end ofßuclflreet, near Portsmouth-pier,
A Large assortment of
Goods ; Groceries, &c.
'^-^fe, Portfmoutb, Oil. „, liloo;
ON the present establishment of the
Mails, they are to arrive at and
depart from this office, as follows :—
To arrive To depart
Monday at ix,& m. Monday at m.
Tuefday 1 Twefday )
Wednesday Wednesday (
Thursday ~, P . M . Thursday (9, P.M>
Friday Friday )
Saturday J. Sunday at 1, p. Mi
MARK_S^MES, Pof-Mafar.
Hard-Ware Goods.
W.I. Goods & Groceries.
Cold Weather is Coming!
J&JGoddard