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Therefore if the Bill of rights, or the declarationj
of Congress, are of any validity, we beseech, that'
ns we are Men, we may be admitted to partake'
of the liberties and unalienable rights therein ;
held forth—Firmly believing,that the extending
cf justice and equity to all classes, would be a !
means of drawing down the blessings of heavenl
upon this land ; for jhe peace and prosperity of [
which, and the real happiness of every member
of the community, we fervently pray.
Absalom JonEsand others— 73 fubferibers.
Philadelphia, 30th Dec. 1799.
E^LM^^^-ra^^^^ et^^ ~., >^T-raiSSrOTB
. NEWBURY-PORT, JAN. 17.
INSANITY! — Humanity ever Jbudders at the
idea of c felf murder, and me can hardly conceive
of a max in easy circumfances, beloved and refpe&ed
by all bis acquaintance, deliberately and defgnedl,
putting an end to bis .exfence. Candor mill allow .
the veil of derangement of intelleas to cover the rajb
all of suicide committed on Wednesday at Ilaverbill
by Capt. HENRY PORTER, who rose in the
morning, ordered bis borfe and cbaife for the purpose
of riding to this town—and soon after was found
banging in the barn ! Every effort was made to
recover him, but all means were ineffectual ; bis foul
bad taken its departure.
tn-^BV^raratettl
ORDINATION]—^ Taunton, January Ifo
Rev. John. Pipon. Introductory Prayer, by Rev.
Mr. Sanger, of Bridgwater; Sermon, by Rev, Mr,
Kirtland, of Eo)on,from I Cor. 16. lO—Ordain
ing P ra H r , b y' be lto ' Mr ° G™"' °J° ^"^^ —
Charge by Rev. Mr. Clark, of Lexington —Rbigbt
Hand of FellowJbip, by Rev. Mr. Clark, of Nor
ton —and concluding Prayer, by Rev. Mr. Popkins,
of Bofa.
J . ._t-raCTeme=tmfcct^
MARRIED) —At Scituate, John Hat,b, to
nifs Lucy Brooks
At Worcester, A. Flagg to mfs Lucretia Curtis.
At Concord, Samuel Thatcher, Efq.'Attorne, at
Law, of Barren, N&. to misf Wy Brawn, of
theformer places
Poetical Repofcory.
MtfflrtVWlT> I I
EAGRAM.
A S two divines, their ambling deeds bc
£L striding,
In merry mood o'er Boston neck were riding.
At length a Ample druaure met their fight,
From which the felon takes his hempen flight.
When, fiilor like, he squares accounts with hope,
His all depending on a finale rope ; —
" Ah where, my friend," cried one, “ where
now were you
* Had yonder gallows been allowed its due ?
* Where, laid the other in sarcastic tone,
" Why where —but riding into town alone.
g.. J.JM«; mrtii M st • QAff.>Z YC .^rtrara
THE MORALIST—No. 336.
. crarctouCT -Trrtsrcmtt—-— =: <
Petition of the Blacks to Congress.
The Petition of the People of Colour, Freemen,
within the city and suburbs of Philadelphia,
HUMBLY SHEWETH,
r rHAT, thankful to God our Creator and to
I the Government under which we live, for
the blessings and benefits extended to us in the
the enjoyment of our natural right to liberty, &
. protection of our persons and property from the
oppreflion and violence to which a great num- ,
ber of like colour and national defeent are fub
feAcd, we feel ourfclves bound from a sense of
these blessings to continue in our refpedive al
lotments and to lead honed and peaceable lives,
rendering due fubmhTion td the laws, and exci
ting and encouraging each other thereto, agree
able to the uniform advice of our real friends of
every denomination. Yet while we feel im
pressed with grateful sensations for the providen
tial favours we ourselves enjoy, we cannot be in-„
sensible of the condition of our afflicted breth
ren, fuffering under various circumstances in
different parts of these states ; but deeply sym
pathizing with them, we are incited by a sense
of fecial duty, and humbly conceive ourfclves
authorized to address and petition you in there
behalf, believing them to be objects of represen
tation in your public councils, in common with
ourselves and every other class of citizens with
in the jurifdi(2:ion of the United States, accor
ding to the declared design of the present consti
tution, formed by the general convention, and
ratified by the different states, as set forth in the
preamble thereto in the following words, viz.
" We the people of the United States, in order
to form a mere perfect union, eftabliih justice,
ensure domestic tranquility,provide for the com
mon defence, and to secure the bk flings of lib
erty to ourselves and posterity, do ordain," &c.
We apprehend this solemn compact is violated
by a trade carried on in a clandestine manner to
the coast of Guinea,& another equally wicked,
pradtifed openly by citizens of some of the
southern states, upon the waters of Maryland
and Delaware. Men fufficiently callous as to
qualify for the brutal purpose, are employed in
kidnaping those of our brethren that are free, &
purchasing others of such as claim a property in
them : thus these poor helpless victims, like
droves of cattle, are seized, fettered, and hurri
ed into places provided for this most horrid traf
fic, such as dark cellars and garrets, as is notori
ous at Northwest Fork, Cheftertown, Eaftown
and divers other places. After a fufficient num
ber is obtained, they arc forced on board vessels
crouded under hatches, and without the least
commiseration, left to deplore the fad feperatiop
of the dearest ties in nature, husband from wife,l
and parents from children. Thus packed to
gether they arc transported to Georgia and oth
er places, and there inhumanly exposed to sale. .
Can any commerce, trade, or tranfa^ion, so
deteftabiy shock the feelings of man, or degrade
the dignity of his nature equal to this, and how
encreafingly is the evil aggravated when prac
tifed in a land high in the profeffion of the be
nign do&rines of our blcffed Lord, who taught
His followers to do onto others as they would
they should do unto them.
Your petitioners desire not to enlarge, though
volumes might be filled with the fafferings of
this grossly abused part of the human species
(700,000 of whom, it is said, are now in uncon
ditional bondage in these States) but confeious
of the rectitude of our motives in a concern so
nearly affe&ing us, and so essentially interesting
to the real welfare of this country, we cannot
but address you as guardians of our civil rights
and patrons of equal and rational liberty, hoping (
you will view the fubje& in an impartial un pre- }
judiced light. We do not ask for the immedi-;
ate emancipation of all, knowing that the de
graded state of many, and their wrfnt of educa
tion would greatly difqualify for such a change;
yet humbly desire you may exert every means
in your power to undo the heavy burdens, and•
prepare the way for the oppressed to go free, )
that every yoke may be broken.)
The law not long since ena&ed by Congrcfs,
called the Fugitive Bill, is in its execution, found
to be attended with circumstances peculiarly
hard and distressing : for many of our afflicted
brethren, in order to avoid the barbarities exer
cised upon them, or through fear of being carri
ed off by those men-ftealers, have been forced to
feck refuge by flight ; they are then hunted by
armed men, and under colour of this law, foot
or brought back in chains, to those who have
no just claim upon them.
In the Confticution and Fugitive bill, no men
tion is made of Black People or Slaves——
Walhington
HYMNS ^ ODES.
■ A delightful collection of 12M
■beautiful Hymns and Odes, in
■small 12 mo. Pamphlet is now for ■
■ Sale at the Oracle Office. Price E
■ 4!d tingle, and 3d a piece by tlr ■
dozen.
{p These Hymns were composed or
■ the death of General WASHINGTON 1
■ and are peculiarly adapted to the folemni
■ cics of the 22d oi February, the day of na ■
■ Sonal mourning.K Many of them hav ■
■ been already sung in several religious so ■
■ cieties, and received the approbation of ex ■
■ eclientjudges. A few of them are origi ■
■ rials never published before, and molt ci ■
them the efforts of Native American Gt
I nius.—They are adapted to L.M. and c.M ■
■ tunes, in general, and confe<]uently eafyt<m|
■ be fiing.■
I ^f Societies, who may purcbafe by quanta
+v, allowed a generous discount.
W l ^?^??^^ I ^^'^^*^irr^'f^ '^l , '’' V'
■ Nozu in the Press of
■THOMAS & ANDREWS|
Bodon,
And will be elegantly executed,
A NUMBER OF
I Dirge, Hymns & Anthems,
Composed on the Death cf
■General WASHINGTON I
Q And refo&lfally dedicated to the ufflidled Peo
plc of the United States, zubo so just!, mourn
■ the Infs, and so gratefully Commemorate, the
■ ezalted virtues, and dijiinguijbed talents oj ■
that great Man.■
■ The words are carefully feled-■
■ ed from the numerous effufions of ingen- ■
■ uous grief, which have flowed fpontane-■
oufly from various quarters of our ceun &
■try, and arc more particularly, set to mu-■
Ifc, for performance on the 22d of Febru-■
ary, the day recommended and set apart
by Congress, that the People of United ^l
M America, may publicly teftify their grief
g far the Death of General
■ GEORGE WASHINGTON, ■
By Eulogies, Orations, &c. ■
To ^rbicb mill be add'd —several H
E ORIGINAL MASONIC DIRGES. E
■■The whole by ,a Citizen of Maffaebujetts. ■
I t^f The ul^vc mill be readyforfale at PortfUß
mois,iwa few days, b, C. PEARCE,
fe Columbian Boolfome- —and by S.EAR-
I KIN, at the Portfmo^b Boolforej
■ s 3™ The price, on fine paper, 50 cents, on B
inferior papers 37^
A few Tickets and Quarters in this
Lottery are now for sale b^ Charles Peirce,
at the Columbian BookftoreNo.s,Daniel-ftrcet,
who will pay the prizes in this and in the Phi
lanthropic Lottery on demand.
ACONRani Packet from Porrfmouth
to Newbury-Port —for Freight or
PaCdge, apply to John Bodge, in Daniel
ftreet, or tite Maser on board, at the Pwtf
mouth Pie. Pctfmoutit, fan. 24.
The Editor of the U. S. Oracle, has received
a Letter from the Hon. Michael McClary, Esq.
one 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 finilh in Portsmouth,
with all possible expedition, without any further
postponement ; and the prizes will be paid on
demand.—Here is a 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,
fubjeci to I2^pr.cent deduction; 1 prize of 2000
dollars ; 1 of 1000; 1 of 500; 2 ot 400 ; 2 of
300; 4of 2db; 16 ofioo; 20 ofjO; 30 of 40 ;
40 of 30 ; 50 of 20 ; 100 of 10, and 1350 of 8
dollars.
A MISER, being dead, and fairly interred,
came to the banks of the river Styx, de
siring to be ferried over, with the other ghosts.
Charon demands hi,fire —and is surprised to
fee the miser, rathei^m pay it, throw himfelf
into the river, and swim over to the other fide,
notwithstanding all the clamor and opposition
that could be made to him. All was in
an uproar : and each of the judges was meditat-,
ing some punishment suitable to a crime of
such dangerous consequences to the infernal
revenues. " Shall he be chained to the rock
with Prometheus ?—Or tremble below the pre
cipice in company with the Danaidcs ?—Or
assist fyfiphus in rolling his stone ?— No, (fays
Minos, none of these, we must invent some severer
punishment.—Let him be sent bach to earth, to fee
the use bis heirs are making of bis riches."
£, 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 Bofton,on or before the 15th of
next month ; the Editor has also received from
said Grantee, a small 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 ; 1 of 1000; 1 of
700 ; I of 500 ; I of 300; roof 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 Pfarcr, at die Co
lumbian Bookstore, No. 5 Dariel-ftreet, Ports
mouth, N. H.—Whole Ticket 3 dollars, Quar
ter 8 7% cents.
" We do not fend an ambassador for Crom
well's interest, but for our own. By being in
England he will have an opportunity of pro
curing intelligence, and putting us on our guard
against any designs the English may be forming
againfl us.
" Supposing that their present executive gov
ernment is composed of villains, it becomes dill
more necessary to watch their condu& ; and
were it necessary, for any political purpose, to
negociate with Pandemonium, if Lucifer, Mo
lock and Beelzebub, were hurled from their
thrones, I would feud an envoy to those cun
ning spirits who had supplanted them, though
they were the meanest devils in the infernal do
minions."
During the ufurpa'tion of Oliver Cromwell,
a question rose in the court of France, whether
they should fend an ambiffador to him, or not.
— Cardinal Mazarine, at that time the most
profound politician in Europe, expressed hini
f&f on this occasion in the following words;
Dartmouth C. Lotteiy.
The MEDLEY.-No. 106.
Philanthropic Lottery.
SCHOONER SALLY,
Win. & Charles Neil,
HANE FOR SALE,
15 Bags COTTON#
10 Calks POWDER.
SHOT of all sizes.
10 Crates Earthen-Ware.
1560 wt. Connecticut Cheese.
3 Cases, containing Decanters,
Tumblers and Wine Glasses.
Frandy per pipe, or barrel.
Gin, per do. do.
Rum, per Hhd. or bbl:
Scuchong and Bohea TEA, per
Chest or Retail.
90 Hogsheads FTeneriffe Wine,
?O qr. Casks, , Entitled to Drawback.
—ALSO—
A GENERAL- ASSORTMENT OF
fW&lndid GOODS,
' Asnfaal—AW of wtich will be fold on
'very rcafonal)le,erms, fol C a 4l °° r rPr iov '
C^Ct^it.L%^^M, Jan. 17, 1800. .
New Superfine ' Philadelphia
flour;
FOR SALE BY
SAMUEL ADAMS,
No. 7, Portsmouth Pier..
JUST RECEIVED
By the brig Harmony and flvp Mentor,
AND FOR SALE BY
Thomas Sheafe,
fit his Store at the Nwth End, adjoining the
Town. Wharf;
Russia and Swedes^No. 2,4, & 6 Can-
IRON. V3S.
Bar & fhect Lead. 'Yio by 8, and 7 by 9
Dry white do. ^ GLASS.
Kegs of do. + Cordage,
do. ground in Oil. TCod Lines.
Rbd & yellow Ocre * Nets.
Red LEAD. ^Bank Hooks.
Liverpool CreamTSewing Twine.
color'd, blue andff&ft rose Blankets,
white Ware iniFlemifli Linnens.
crates. ! rod, 2od, & Clout
Liverpool SALT. * and Pump Nails.
House and Hearth^Long & fliort han-
BRUSHES. ^ d!e Tar Brushes.
A few calks Burton ALE, and
London PORTER. —also —
10 Hhds. Tobago RUM.
Portsmouth, fan. 24, iSoo.
e ror:B^ 3 * ra = z =™ tP = : #^som
TO BE SOLD,
NEW JTORE.
Long & Hamilton,
Informs their friends and tbe publick that they now
occupy tbe new fore direAly oppofte Neil
Mclntire, in Forefreet, where may
be bad a general assortment of
GROCERIES,
BT WHOLESALE & RETAIL?
Consisting of the Following Articles,
At Store No. I, and 2, in Mulberry-Lane,
Weft-India Goods
AND
Ohl Coniac Brandy,;Capers.
at 16J. per gallon.]Anchovies;
Common, ditto. ;Muftard in Bottles,
Old W. I, Rum. I and in # Kegs.
Common, ditto. ^Cayenne,
Cherry, ditto. jßeft No.i,& No.
Gin. X Chocolate.
MolafTeS. jCotT e.
Madeira, \tf jSpanifh Segars.
Red-Port, I ^ jStarch.
Sherry, >Z jPunch Strainers.
Lifbonand 1 jCandtes.
Malaga )]Pt.& {,t.Tumblers
London Porter. ^Wrapping Paper,
Havanna Sugar. ^Writing, ditto.
Brown, ditto. jPaper Tobacco.
Loaf, ditto. jßaifms in Boxes, &
B hea Tea, in whole] per Calk ; Figgs.
chests, hall chefls,|Stoye Jugs.
, and quarter chefts.jGin Cases.
Souchong, ditto. jJunk Bottles.
Hyfon, ditto. flndigo.
Oatmeal. ;Rufba Iron.
Ginger. jßnffia Duck.
Pepper. ^Ravens, ditto.
Pimento. ]Rnffia Sheeting.
Cinnamon. iCordage.
Cassia. IA lew kegs of Butter
Nutmegs. |Salt.
Mace. ^Powder per Calk.
Cloves.; &c.&c. &c.
Superfine and Common
Philadelphia FLOUR.
Philadelphia Loaf Sugar.
Pippens, in barrels.
Hazelnut's & Filberts, by the
bushel.
Rum; Brandy; Gin, & Cherry.
Hyfon, Souchong & Bohea Tea.
Rock SALT.
Connecticut Cheeses.
10 by 8 &: 7 by 9 Window Glass.
Demerary Coffee. Spices.
Raisins, in boxes and barrels.
I 50 Quin.Teale & pollock Fish.
Lemons, by the hundred.
Por/fmouth, Jan, io, 1800.
All persons that have accounts
open will EDWARD J. LONG, are
requeued to call at the above store and
fettle the fame. Portjniouth, Dec. 28, '99.
KEPT BY
John L. Shannon,
—viz —
Peter Coffin,
Has just Opened a quantity of
• INDIA COTTONS,
Which will be Sold cheap for Cafli, or
fliort Credit.
Porfmouth, fan. 24, iSoo.
FRESH-GOODS.
Peter Coffin,
Has just received per the Jhip Mentor, CapP
Pla^fiom Liverpool, an additional
ffpN of
GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING:
A great variety of
MOCK Sable, red and grey.
Fox, Goats beard, and bear
Muffs & Tippets.
White Angola, Mock Sible, ting'd, Ca
nary, and grey ERMINE.
A large assortment as
Worsted Hosiery, consisting of
Mens' fine light grey, twill'd, plated
black and white ; Womens' Black ;
Youths' grey And marble; Worsted Pan
taloons and Drawers ; Worsted Socks;
Mens' and B>ys'Worfted Gioves; Wo
mens' color'd Cotton Mitts; Womens'
and Misses black and color'd Worded
Mitts and Gloves.
A great variety of fancy
Nile, Duncan, plaid & mourn
ing CHINTZES ; Ginghams ; plain
jacconet aud check'd Mullins; Muslin
Handkerchiefs; Cotton Pocket Hand
kerchiefs.
Fashionable steel, plated, gilt,
japan, horn, and common Buttons ; silver
Thimbles ; steel knee-Buckles; Tooth
Bru flies.
JUST RECEIVED & FOR SALE by
BROAD CLOTHS ;
Plain and mix'd Forefl Cloths; blue,
mix'd and brown Coatings.
Carpeting; Cotton Counter
panes, &c. Portjmouth, fan. 17, 1800.
Bohea & Congo Teas, per Cbeft.
Sherry Malaga & Madeira Wines
per Calk.
Iron, Hemp, Boxes Glass War,
European GOODS,
By Wholesale, as usual.
^Ponfmouth, Jan. 17, 1800.
Drugs, Medicines, Dye-
Stuffs, Paints & Groceries.
Dwight & Brackett,
Have for SALE in Market-Jireet,
Church's Cough Pungent Smelling-
Drops. Bottles.
Walkner's Jefuits' Teeth Bruflies.
do. Flefli, ditto.
Bateman's, ditto. Sucking Bottles.
Britilh Oil. Nipple Shells.
Hill's Bals. Honey. Breast Pipes.
Efs. Peppermint. Cephalic Snuff.
Godfrey's Cordial. Court Phfler.
Hooper's, 1 Tooth Powder.
Anderson's, ^Tutlinton'sßalfam
Lockyer's, ^ of Life.
Lec's bilious, } r Stoughton's Elixer.
Rufli's, do. & 1'
Hubbard's fonts J Tooth Inflruments,
Surgeon's pocket Instruments.
Pewter and Ivory Syringes.
Crown & common Lancets, &c.
Dye Stuffs and Paints.
Loowood. Nutgalls.
Redwood. Arnattoe.
Fuftic. Oil Vitriol.
Gd. Camwood. Red, Black, nd
Rom. Vitriol. White Led.
White Vitriol. Span. White.
Copperas. Verdigris.
Maci'der, ill, 2d, & Patent Yellow.
3d, quality. Prussian Blue, ill,
Alin 0. and 2d. quality.
Cochineal. Spaoith Brow n,&c.
Span. F. Indigo. —ALSO—
Raifms, Nutmegs, Oatmeal,
Clones, Pepper, Alfpice, Mace, Ginger.
Phials, Gallipots, Pill-Boxes,
Sponge, &c.
^ By whom Pfofaians' Bills
cf warns; "will le put "p,f° as to meet the ap
probation of Cuflomers, Ships Medicine
Chef's ready prepared, and others repknifted
at the farteft notice.
. Pordmouth, Jan. 24, 1800.
fflrcfflwmL&ra&LiMw^iQu A4_U :jxzkimm
ALL Eerfons who have de
niands against the Estate of
JOSHUA RAND,
of Rye, deccafed ; also, all indebted to
said tftate, are requeued to call and fettle
their accounts with
RUTH RAND, Adw iniftfati ix.
Rye, January 24, iSoo.
Io LET, by the Subscriber,
HIS Tanyard, Bark, Mill and
BeamHoufe, with ether appurte.
nances, fomeTooh, &c. formerly jhe pro,
petty of James Ciarkfon, Esq.— Enquire
CHARLES CHAUNCY
On thq Premijes.
T be entered upon the 10. of April next.
Forfmouth, Jan.QQ, iSco.
N. /I. & yohn Haven,
A few Bteles of Cotton, ofa good
quality.-— They have also for sale,
Cheap India Coltons.
And a General Assortment of
THE best London fu
perfine Broad Cloths of the most
fashionable colours ; Queens Cloths and
fuperfine Bath Coatings suitable for La.
dies' Habits; bed foperfine plain and
mixt Forrest Cloths ; cross bar'd and fath,
ionable Swandowns and Caflimeres Yeft
coating ; best Devonshire Kerfeys ; wa
ter proof Cloths ; Orleans Cloths, and
firip'd Elaflics ; Rose Blankets ofa fupe.
rior quality ; red, crimfoo, green and yel
low Baizes; yard wide fine black Flannel,
green, red and white ditto ; Hunting
Cords and Thickfetts ; best Velveteens
and Veliferets ; Carpeting and Carpets.
A complete assortment of
Chintzes of every description and cf the
latcft fafhion, from 2/ to 7/6 per yard ;
an elegant assortment of Cambrick
Mullins, tambor'd and lapet Mullins ;
plain, firip'd and cross bar do ; Muflinets
and Dimities; Muslin Shawls and Hand
kerchiefs; purple and patch color'd do,
a large assortment of silk Shawls and
Handkerchiefs; white Camels hair Shawls
with fringe and netting.
Also, one trunk of white and
color'd Muffs and Tippets, of the newest
fafhion ; Suwarrow Halts and Grecian
Sonnets; fancy Plumes and Feathers ; bu
gle and other Trimmings ; fine white &
black Laces and Edgings ; Modes and
Sattins ! black aud white patent Veils ;
Italian Silks ; Luftrings ; silk Crapes &
color'd Tiffany.
NEW GOODS,
Sign of the LAMB and FLAG,
Among uhich are the Jotarwing —
GREEN edg'd Plates; Twif
lrrs and Muffins ; Blue edg'd, do.
Cream colored, do. do.—With a variety
of other articles too lengthy to insert io
an advertifement.—also —
A few elegant China Tea Setts,
Complete.
New Crockery &Glass
Ware Store.
Sift of the
Golden I ff Pitcher.
Edward J. Peirce,
Having Imported in the lafl Wefels from Li
verpool, a large and compete affortinent of
Crockery & GlafsWare,
C^ Among which,atefeme very #/<&,
HE begs leave & O inform his
friends and the public in general,
that he has taken tfce livre lately occupied
by Mrl Bayley, in DAniel.ftreet, and that
he intends Selling on the mod reafonablq,
terms. He will behappy to receive their
commands. —punan^ attendance given,
an( | all
-J^ft^fiTbT%rde, at idollar 5° cents
ftr toum, payable quarterly,—fend-ann^f-er
annually, as is rnefi convenient for the S^Jcnlcrs
are tLanlft .11, received at the Columbian Johore,
and "Oracle TrydinffCffie, No. „ Daniel^r c.
Edw d Parry
HAS JUST RECEIVED '
An extenfae assortment of Fall & Winter
GOODS,
Which 'will befold at a 10-^ advance
by Wholesale ^ Retail, at his Store in
Market -Street, for Cfh or fart
approved Credit ; < -
CONSISTING OF
Also a large assortment of Irish
Linnens and Sheetings of the best fabrick,
from zf. to 7/6 per yard ; Cotton and
French Cambricks; Diapers and Table
Cloths; a complete assortment of Du.
rants, Calamancoes & Ruffells; Moreans,
Camblets and Wildbores.
A large assortment of Mens'
and Womens' fafhionahle Beaver Hatts,
childrens' do. of all colors ; a complete
airor;n:ent of Hosiery, of every descrip
tion ; green and red Worsted Caps, &c.
A few bales of Salmon Twine
and Herring Netts; St. Peters Cod Lines
and Sewing Twine.
^ Calh and the highest price
given for Pot and Pearl Ashes.
Abraham Isaac.
Informs she Publie that he has,if received
by Catt. Ilagg, from Liverpool, a large
Assortment of
CROCKERY.
Which he has for bile at his Store in
Buck-street, fi^n oftlie Golden Teapot