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GEORGETOWN, (S. C) Dec. 18.
Yesterday arrived the ship Pitt, Pennifton
' St. Kitts ; brig Harriet, Welles, St Lucia.
We are happy to announce to the public the
almost entire completion of the Light House on
North Island, which it is expelled will be fit in
a few days, as they only wait f^r the lamp from
Charleston. This acquisition to pur port will
(loubtlefs, be a great inducement for many ves
sels to enter our harbour,& it ishoped will shortly
/to away the falfe idea, entertained only by those
who do not wilh to fee our town flourish, that
there is not water enough on our bar only to ad
mit of vessels of a very light burthen ; to prove
that this idea js falfe, we need only referfo the
arrivals of yesterday, . ,
14,1799.
" The frefhes have been very high
for two days past. They are said to
have done great damage to cotton in
the swamps below this, but they have
not been so high by ten feet as I have
fecn them."
LOUISVILLE, (geo.) DEC. 10.
Reflations of thefenate of the fate of Georgia ,lVed
nefday Nov 27, 1799.
" Reived, That the legislature of
the state of Georgia, so far concur
in opinion, with the legislature of the
Rates of Newhampfhire, Massachusetts
and Delaware, that every constitution
al barrier should be opposed to the in
troduction of foreign influence into our
national councils.
alnd be it further rftoed, That in co
incidence witli the legislature of Virgin
ia, the constitution of the United States
be so amended that no foreigner, who
fliall not have acquired rights of citi
zenffiip under the constitution and the
laws at the time of making this amend
ment, fliall thereafter be elegible to the
office of senator or representative in the
congress of the United States, nor to
any office in the Judiciary orexecutive
departments.
And the said refoluticns being seve
rally read, were unanimously agreed to.
ExtraH from the journal.
Wm. ROBERTSON, Sec'ry.
Mr. Ellicott's arrival gave great
pleasure at St. Mary's, as 'it had been
very much apprehended some accident
had befallen him, he having been 3.-
peded a long time before.
CHARLESTON, DEC. 14.
WE learn, by a gentleman from
St. Mary's, that on the loth
inst. Mr. Ellicott, the American com
missioner, for running the line between
the United States and the Spanish ter
ritory, arrived there by water,, from St.
Marks on the Chatahouchie river.—
The Spanish commissioner, with his par
ty, had arrived there some time be
fore. The two commissioners intend
ed to proceed together, in a few days,
to the head of St. Mary's, in order to
take the latitude, and from thence to
proceed again to the Chatahouchie,
when the line of demarkation will be
finished.
Extract of a letter from Columbia, dated December
"Resolved also, That the legislature
of the state of Georgia, do difagrec to
that part of the proposed amendments,
which deprives persons of their present
eligibility to office, as improper and op
pressive."
The last accounts from Gen. Bowles,
were, that he did not meet with that
hospitable reception in the Creek na
tion that he anticipated. He had pitch
ed his tent on Chatahouchie river near
the line.
Mr. Dana thought the President had
nothing to do with it, except any future
xefolve of the House fliould with his
aid in the execution of their will. He
was fully persuaded that it alone rett
ed with the whole to confider the bufi
nefs,and to fend it any where else, was
to give up his independence of the Lc
giflature, as it regarded its own mem
bers. The President had jiiitly con
sidered himfelf as the guardian of the
constitution, and had wifely marked
the line of diftinAion between his au
thority of commander in chief of the
army, and the privilege of a member
of Congress. The house had a right
to take cognizance of the complaint &
judge the merits and demerits of it, a
greeable to the Rate of fads which
might appear.
The motion for its reference to a fe
lea committee, was carried nearly una
nimously, and seven members appoint
ed conformable thereto.
Domestic NEWS.
freely to debate on A7 fabjeft, they
might as well leave their feats and go
home. He hoped the gentleman would
fee the propriety in the reference.
Mr. Champlin laid if he had receiv
ed what he considered an insult in his
public capacity, he should not have sub
mitted it to the President of the United
States, much as he rejected him. It
might be a matter of delicacy id the
gentleman himfelf, not to urge an ex
amination, but Mr. C. hoped the House
would confider every member in the
House implicated. He had no doubt
but the President viewed it as a consti
tutional question, with which he tho't
he had no right. The liberty of speech
was particularly guarded in the House,
and could be protected only by it ; no
branch of the government he conceiv
ed could interfere with its powers. He
conlidered it a duty incumbent upon
him as a representative of the people
to vote for the compleat investigation
of the business.
PHILADELPHIA, JAN. 11.
[OFFICIAL ]
ExiraC, of a letter from a Gentlemen at St. sago,
[of Cuba, dated Lltb Dec. 1799, to bis friend at
! Philadelphia.
" Some American seamen and Su
percargoes die here with the true Phi
ladelphia and New-York yellow fevers;
but none of the inhabitant; of this city
take it ; which causes the Spaniards
here to call it the fever of the United
States. How differently do the Phila
delphians think of it !"
BOSTON, JAN. 22,
A letter from Alexandria, to the Ed
itor, dated January 6th, fays, “ Yester
day the Masonic Lodges and the diffe
rent military corps again paraded and
went in procession to the Presbyterian
Meeting-house, where a Funeral ser
mon was delivered by the Rev. Mr.
Tallifon. The day was fine ; and the
processions very numerous.
" We are forming a society here, by
the name of the "Walhington Society."
Our object is, “ to associate for the pur
pose oi annually commemorating his
glorious career through life, and recom
mending his bright example to the imi
tation of present and future generations.
" Commodore Talbot, left this place about
10 days since, to go to the Mole to water, and
expected to have been back in eight or ten
diys—we are rather alarmed for his fafety, as
we well know there is no dependence on
Touffaint or his adgiiniftration. By a late
letter from Dr. Stevens I have been informed,
that there has an infurre&ion broke out at Port
dc-Paix, Jean Rabel, and the vicinity of the
Mole, headed by Gollard. I have ordered the
Herald down to the Mole, with orders to fend
her boat in, should the Conflitution be there,
with the above information to com. Talbot,
What will be the event of the infurre&ion is
beyond human calculation."
Another letter fays, the government of St.
Domingo, have imprisoned an officer of the Bos
ton frigate.
The sons of Tippoo are to be placed at
a Fort called Vellare, and a handsome
pension allowed them.
Tippoo is said to have had eleven
sons, but only four have come under
the protection of the English, and no
one can tell what has become of the
rest.
The British have retained in their
possession Seringapatam, and all the sea
ports on both coalls of the Malabar &
Coromandel."
" In India, the Britilh have reinfta
teda defeendant of the former King
of Mysore, whom HyderAli deposed up
on the Mufnuol. His name is Kiftna
Rajah Oodiaver, and he was crowned
on the 30th of June, an auspicious day
for the Brahmins, by general Harris &
Meor Allum an Indian Prince.
Extrad of a letter just received from India by a mer
chant in Neumark.
Extrafi of a letter from Alexandria, V.
" General Walhington has left Mount
Vernon and all his papers to Judge
Walhington. His negroes are to be
free after the death of Mrs.Walhington,
who, during her life, retains polfeffion
of the whole elfate ; and after her
death, it is to be divided equally among
his own family & her grand children."
In the legacy of Gen. Walhington
to his nephew Judge Walhington, we
are credibly informed, is a Hiftory of
the American revolution written by
himfelf.
Extract of a letter from Bedford County, to a Gen
tlemen noou in this Borough,
"The consternation occasioned in this
place, by the removal of Doctor An
derson from all his affairs, is not easi
ly described. The friends of Mr. M'-
Kean are equally astonished with the
friends of Mr. Ross.
How different the conduct of the
present, from that of the Lite Governor.
You recoiled in the year 1793, when
we carried Mr. Muhlenburg, above
Mr. Mifflin, that good man convinced
us,that he knew no party,but the friends
of virtue and good order."
FROM A PROVIDENCE PAPER JAN. I.
Extract of a letter from Gapt, Perry, dated off
Cape Francois, December E^b, 1799.
On Saturday, the Bth of February, the Gov
ernment of iWaffdchufetts will attend the Ora
tion on the sublime Virtues of Gen. GEORGE
WASHING ION, to be delivered at the Old
S. meeting-houfe,by the Zfon.Fifher Ames, Esq.
The avidity witli which the French
Directory seized on a colourable pre
tence to quarrel witli the Hamburgers,
furnishes another unit to the sum total
of their schemes to rob every country
whole weakness presents the hope of
impunity. Os Hamburg, the plunder
ers of Europe have demanded Eleven
Millions of livres, as the price of its
pardon, for delivering an Irilh rebel
into the hands of justice. If they had
Jefferfonians to deal with, they would
demand as much from the United
States for surrendering the Irilh mur
derer Robbins, alias Nalh, to the British.
When we wife to beat a dog, a flick can
readily be found to do it with.
-DlPlbENljs.
John Davis, Esq. is to deliver an Elogy on
Gen. Washington, before the Acadamy of
Arts and Sciences, on Wednesday, 19th of Fe
bruary.
The Bank ofthe United States, at Philadel
phia, has declared a dividend of 16 dols. per
share, for the last fix months—which is at the
rate of 8 percent, per annum. The Bank of
North-America. 5 per cent fo^ix months:
And„Bank of Pennsylvania x& dols. per ffiarc,
for 6 months
NEW-YORK, JAN. 16.
IMPOKTAN r.
POLITICS.
g. By a communication which the Editor of
the U. S. Oracle, has received from the Grantee
of the Philanthropic Lottery ; he is able to state,
that the drawing of said Lottery will positively
commence in Boston, on or before the 15th of
next month ; the Editor lias also received from
said Grantee, a final! consignment of Tick
ets, which remain unfold, in said Lottery; and
which will stand a capital chance to draw some
of the following high prizes , either one prize
of 5000 dollars; 1 of 3000 ; I of 1000: 1 of
700 ; I of 500 ; I of 300; 10 of 100; 43 of
50; 100 of 25; 200 of 10; or 4975 of 6 doll
ars ; not two blanks to a prize !
TICKETS & QUARTERS, may
be had of Charles Peirce, at the Co
lumbian Bookstore, No. 5 Daniei-ftreet, Ports
mouth, N. H.—Whole Ticket 3 dollars, Quar
ter By| cents,,
The Editor of the U. S. Oracle, has received
a Letter from the Hon. Michael McClary, Esq.
<^e of the managers of the'Dartmouth College
Lottery, informing of the postponement of the
Drawing of said Lottery to the sixth of March,
when it will commence and finifh in Portsmouth,
with all possible expedition, without any further
postponement ; and the prizes will be paid on
demand.—Here isa fine chance in this Lottery;
it is comprised of but few Tickets, and all the
money is to be paid out in the following prizes,
fubjeelto 12^pr. cent deduction; 1 prize of 2000
dollars ; 1 of 1000; 1 ofjoo; 2 ot 4CO ; 2 of
300; 4of 200; 16 ofioo; 20 of 50; 30 of 40 ;
40 of 30; 50 of 20; 100 of 10,and 1350 of 8
dollars.
" Under this loss, however great as your
pangs may have been at the firft fhock,you have
every thing to console you. A long and well
spent life in the service of his country, placed
Governor Trumbull among the firft of patri
ots. In the social duties, he yielded to none ;
and his lamp, from the common course of na
ture being nearly extinguished, worn down with
age and cares, but retaining his mental.faculties
in perfection, are blessings which rarely attend
advanced life. All these combining, have se
cured to his memory iiniverfal refpeCt here, and
no doubt immeasurable happiness hereafter."
He adds, “ I am sensible that none of these ob
servations can have escaped you—. —that I can
offer nothing which your own Teafon has not
already suggested, upon this occasion, and be
ing of Si erne's opinion," That before an afflic
tion is digefed, consolation comes too fan; and after
it is digged, it comes too late ; there is but a mark
between these two, as fine almeft as a hair, for a com
forter to take aim at," " I rarely attempt it. Nor
fall I add more on this fubjffl to you, as it would on
ly be a renewal of forAnu, by recalling afrefe toyuur
remembrance, things which bad better be forgotten."
[Hartford Courant.]
We learn from Berwick, that on Wed
nesday the fifteenth instant, as Mr. William
Lord, of that town, was slashing his gun in
the house of mr. John Wadley, with a bag
containing two pounds of powder in his left
hand,the lire from the pan communicating with
the bag, it blew up, and caused a moH terrible
explosion, bursting off the boards on the end
and fide of the house, throwing up the chamber
floor and railing the parkins together with
the boards 011 the roof of the house two or three
inches from the spars—Mr. Lord and two of
Mr. Wadley's sons who were Handing by, were
burnt very badly ; more cfpccially their faces
and hands—mr.Lord's arms,and under his arms
fuffered much owing to his clothes burning fome
tinie before they could be gotten off. Their
lives however, are not despaired of. We hope
this will be a warning to young men how they
use their fre arms focarelefsly as many do.
In paying the Military Funeral honors at
Portland, the carelessness of the vent tender of
a gun occasioned its difeharge, while a cannon
ier was raming home the cartridge, and the loss
of the unfortunate man's arms.
afr This elegant and pathetic Eulogy,
is now printed in a neat pamphlet, and for sale
by Charles Peirce. —lt was delivered by order of
Congress, in the presence of more than 5000
people, and has received the approbation of
millions ; It ought to be in the pofleffion of
every person in the United State,. —The price
is only 12^ cents, when the intrinsic value of it
is more than a hundred times the sum.
A few Tickets and Quarters in this
Lattery are now for sale by Charles Peirce,
at the Columbian Bookftoie No.s,Daniel-ftreet,
who wil' pay the prizes in this and in the Phi
lanthropic Lottery cn demand.
fr The Rev. mr. Henry's whole Explanation
of the Bible, beginning with the firft verse in
Ge^gfaand explaining every verse to the last in
Revelations, is now received and for sale by„
Charles Peirqe, ih 6 large quarto volumes,
at the low price of 32 dollars. —also—
Burket's Explanation to the New
lellament. Price 9 dollars.
ILASHINGTON-
As much will be said at this time in consequence
of the affii&ing event of the death of the vener
able and ever to bc refpe&cd General WASH
INGTON, it may perhaps be gratifying to ma
hy to hear him speak in his own words on
this occasion.
An obliging "Correspondent has favoured us
with an extract of a letter of condolence, which
this great and good man was pleased to write
to one of the Sons of the late Governor Trum
bull. 0 the death of his father, in which he
exprcllcs himfelf.
The United States ship Porfmouth, was at
Tobago the 17th December, all well on board,
and was to fail immediately for the United
States: But it devolves on us to niention the
death of our worthy fellow townsman, Doctor
JOSHUA GEE SYMMES, chief surgeon of
the Portfuiouth, —He was a gentleman skilled
in his profeffion ; of an enlightened mind, im
proved by study & application :—He was kind,
benevolent and humane ; beloved and eftecmed
by his brother Officers, and the crew of the
ship, who lament the loss of so valuable a man.
He died at Suninam about the last of Novem
ber. —
It is reported, That a French squadron of 3
frigates and a corvette, has destroyed the English
settlements on the coaft'of Africa; and taken
an immenfr booty, in gold-dust, ivory and gums.
SATUR^^^ANUrfRf 2; , fto.
pntfmottff)
PHILANTHROPIC LETTER Y.
Major Gen. LEE's EULOGY.
Dartmouth College Lottery.
HENRr on the BIBLE.
SHIP POR 7 SMOUTH.
SALEM, JAN. 10.
B^iti/h Nival Gal 1141 tv.
Capt. Bickford informs us of the following
iaffair which took place while he was at the
Cape of Good Hope. The Rattlefnalce sloop
' of war, and a ftere ship mounting 20 nine-
I pounders, bad been sent from the Cape to the
! Bay of Algoa, with a block-house to be erected
;there to keep the natives urtder restraint. In-
I telligence of it having been received at the Isle
of France, a 44 gun frigate, carrying a weight
of metal apparently fufficient to blow the two
fliips out of water, together with a smaller vess
el, was lent to take them. The frigate appear
: ed in the offing in the afternoon under Danish
I colours, and at night went in and dropped an-
I chor between the two ships, whose comman
ders were then on shore. The Rattlesnake,
I suspicious of her character, dispatched an ad-
IVice boat for the store ship, but it was flopped
. by the frigate; on which she saluted her with
t'a broadside, which commenced a very warm
1 action ; the store ship was so bored through,
that in about an hour ffie had fix feefyaf water
p her hold . an^^^hMh&afefite
kioife onq^sirMgiingii,
immediately dispatched to look after thcTrcnch
men.
From the appearance of crops in Carolina, &
the letters written and published by the freight
ers in Charleston, great numbers of the ships of
the caflern Rates were sent there for freight, so
much so, that at the last date, Dec. 31,upwards
of 120 veffcls lay waiting for freight, and not
more than 10 were loading.
MARRIE D) —In this l&n, by the Rev. Mr;
Willard, Capt. Samuel Ham,of Berwick, to Mrs.
Abigail Mackey, of this town.
At Newburyport, Capt. Benj. Hoskins, of Well
fleet, to miss Efker Newman.
At Cambridge, Caleb Gannet, Esq. to miss Ruth
Stiles, daughter of the late Prefdent Stiles.
I Walhington ■
■ HYMNS ^ ODE^
■ A delightful collodion of 12■
beautiful Hymns and Odes, in
■iinall 12 mo. Pamphlet is now for ■
■ Sale at the Oracle Office. Price
■ 4id tingle, and 3d a piece by the
■dozen.
§" These Hymns were conipofed or
■the death of Geicr.l WASHINGTON ■
■ and arc peculiarly adapted to the folemni-■
■ tiescf the 22d of February, the day of na-■
^■tional mourning. Many of them havr■
been already sung in several religious fol
■cieties, andreceivedtheapprobationofex- L
■ccltentjudgcsi A few of them are orig, ■
■ nals never published before, and most
■ them the effotts of Native American Ge ■
■ Hills. —They are adapted to l.m. and c.M
tunes, in general, and confequcntly ealy
be fung.V
g, Societies, who mav purebafe by quant
allowed a generous difeount.
Now in the Prejs cf
ITHOMAS& ANDREW. '|
Bellon,
And will be elegantly executed,
\ A NUMBER OE
■ Dirges, Hymns & Anthems,.
■ Corn,fed on the Death of
I General WbSHINGIONI
I And reftuGfnlg dedicated to the affixed Pco
ple of the United States, whofojuftly mourn
the loss, and so gratefull. Commemorate, tbi
■ ezalted virtues, and diJlinguifoed talents o/wd
■ that great Man.
■ The words are carefully feleft
■ed from the numerous effufions of ingen-■
■ nous grief, which have flowed Ipontane-■
^Boufly from various quarters of our coun-ra
■ try, and arc more particularly set to nup■
■lie, for performance on the 22d of Febru
■ary, the day recommended and set apart
!by Congress, that the People of United ■
I America, may publicly teftify their giiifl
■ for the Death of General■
■GEORGE WASHINGTON,
By Eulogies, Orations, &c.
To which quill be added—facial
ORIGINAL MASONIC DIRGES,
The wirtle by a Citizen of Maffiebu/etts.■
^f'Tbe above mil!be rw^forfale at Ports
mouth, in a few days, by C. PEIRCE, at
the Columbian Bookfore —and by S. EAR-
I KIN, at the Portsmouth Booksl ore.
I if. The price, on fine paper, $0 cents, on
inferior paper,cents. ^^^^^
MARRIE D} — At Haverhill, Thomas Odiorne
of Boson, to miss Mar, Bartlett.
P^ne J Oracle's Marine Journal.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 2J, 1800.
Arrived here brig Felicity, Capt. Thomas
Brown, failed from Lisbon, 22d Nov. in com
pany with 6 fail of American veffcls, bound
' l ,° nie : v ' z ° flip Industry, i6guns, and 30 men,
Nickery, for Norfolk; a brig belonging to
Newbuiyport, capt. Hufe, master, for Norfolk,
brig Malleybar, Smith, for Baltimore ; brig
Mary Jane, Bowles, for Portsmouth ; a schoo
ner for Cape-Ann, Edwards maftcr.—Parted
company with the above veffcls 120 leagues to
westward of Madeira, lat. 29 N.
ACONftant Packet from Portsmouth
to Newbury-Port —for Freight or
Paliage, apply to John Bodge, in Daniel
llrett, or tie, Mafltr on board, at the Putf
mouth Pio. Portsmouth, fan 24.
Dec. 15, three French frigates were expelled
at Cape Francois.
Governor Munroe, Madison, Giles, Taylor,
and a number of other " virtuous Republicans"
have dined together at Richmond. Their toasts
evinced what fort of " Republicans" they were.
And ad the bead-men andfitters-on took occasion
to flip out of the room,that their brethren might
have au o PP,rtunity of blazoning their “ rcp u b.
luanifm? without affecting their modesty.
What would have been the fate of the United
States, if, indead, of the Commissioners firft sent
to France, the President had appointed such
" virtuous Republicans': as Munroe, Nicholas, and
Gallatin, to treat with the " Great Nation ?"
Let Switzerland, and her tributary cities, an
swer the question!
The Hon. liarriton 6. Otis, i, re-chofea a
Director of the Bank of the United Cutes.
SCHOONER SALLY,
On the P emi/es.
To be entered upon the i ft. of April next,
Porfaotuk, fan. 24, iSoq.
JOSHUA RAND,
of Rye, deteafed ; &IG,, all indebted to
said eftue, are required to call and fettle
their accounts with
RUIH RAND, AdmimJlrah ix,
Ry', January 24, 1800.
W—wuuramamamrer^CTreHraßmrcmßmEa^r^rcram
Drugs, Medicines, Dye^
Town-HhaiJ ;
Ruffin and Swedos^No. 2,4, & 6 Can-
IRON. ' vas.
Bar & fliectLead. Vio by 8, and 7 by g
Dry white do. ^ GLASS.
Kegs of do. & Cordage.
do. ground in Oil. TCod Lines.
Red & vellcft Ocre *Nos.
Red LEAD. &Bat;k Hooks.
Liverpool Cream | Seeing Twine.
Color'd, blue andY3.lt rose Blat kut.
u bite Ware in&Flcn)i(l> Lienens.
crates. L' o '’ 2od, ^°^
Liverpool SALT. 1 and I'urp Naus:
Houle and Hearth^+Long & (bort h:n-
BRUSHES. ^ die Tar Btufhes.
A few calks burton ALE, and
London PORTER. —also—
-10 Hhds. Tobago RUM.
Potfoiouth, Jan. 24, 1800.
«lt his Store at the No^th End, adjoining the
Dwight & Brackett,
Have fa SALE in Marketfreel,
Church's Cough Pungent Smelling.
Drops. Battles.
Waikner's Jefuits' Teeth Brushes,
dm Flcfh, ditto.
Bateman's, dittos Sucking Bottles
British Oil. Nipple Shells.
Hili's Bals. Honey. Bread Pipes.
Els. Peppermint. Cephalic Snuff.
Godfrey's Cordial. Court l'l?fter.
Hooper's, J Tooth Powder.
Anderson's, _ Turlinton's Baifam
Lockyer's, p of Life.
Let's bilious, } r Stoughton's Elixer.
Rudi's do. & I
Hubbard's /GWJJ Tooth Tnftrument^
Surgeon's pocket Instruments.
Pewter and Ivory Syringes.
Crown & common Lancets, &&
Peter Coffin,
Has jug Opened a quantity o)
INDIA COTTONS,
''hich will be Sold cheap for Cash, or
Ihort Credit.
By the brig Harmonv and flop Mentor,
New Superfine Philadelphia
FLO U R,
Dye Stuffs and Paints.
Logwood. Nutgalls.
Redwood. Arhattoe.
Fuftic. Oil Vitriol.
Gd. Camwood. Red, Black, arid
Rom. Vitriol. White Led.
White Vitriols Span. White.
Copperas. Verdigris.
Madder, id, 2d, & Patent Yellow.
3d, quality, Prussian Blue, iff,
Ahum. and 2d. qualify.
Cochiueal. Spanish Brown,&c.
Span. F. Indigd. | —ALSO—
Raisins, Nutmegs, Oatmeal,
Cloves, Pepper, Ajfpicc, Mace, Ginger
Phials, Gallipots, Pill-Boxes,
Sponge, &c.
petty of James Clarkfon, Lfq.— Inquire of
CHARLES CHAUNCY,
@3" By whom Physicians' Bills
op ivpws, teill he put u k,J° 43 to meet the ap
probation of Cufemth, Ships Medicine
Chef j reaay prepared, and edicts refewfad
at the fatteft notice.
Erilroouth, Jan. 24, 1800.
To LET, by the Subscriber,
HIS Tanyard, Bark, Mill and
Beam H ude, with other -nppurte
nanres, fomt Tools, &c. formerly the pro-
Among which are theJottroing—= —
GREEN edg'd Plat es; Twif
ltrs and Muffins ; Blue edg'd, do.
Creans colored, do. do.— With a variety
of other articles too 1< ngthy to insert io
an advert Bement,—-ALSO—
A few elegant China Tea Setts,
Complete.
Informs the Pnblie that he has just received
')' Cap. Hagg,from Liverpol, a large
fflortment of
CROCKERY.
Which ' he has for sale at his Store in
Buck-street, fieri oftbe Golden Teapot,
ALL Persons who have de
mine's against the Estate of
Samuel Adams,
_ No. 7, Perfo^th P er.
Thomas Sheafe,
Cheap India Cottons.
Stuff's, Paints & Groceries.
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Abraham Isaac.
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AND FOR SALE BY
Porfmouth, Jan. 24, 1860.
FOR SALE BY