The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-09-25 00:00:00, page 4

2 _ dols. 5,376
. Thavis, the firft yeat’s produ@ will yield, over and a.
bove the capital, the interest of the eapital, and all the ne
cessary expences in conducting the elablithment, the sum
of five thousand three hundred and seventy fix dollars.
- This estimate of the produ@ will appear very much o.
~ver-rated when it is known that the machine, moved by a
wheel turned by hands, and fuhj-& to all the irregularitics
of mufcu!a‘r action, throws the fthuttle with ease, one hun
dred times per minate, and wiil perform much more by
water, when the impuife is regular. One hundred threads
per minute will, of course, produce, (of web 1600 threads
to the yatd) one yard in 16 minutes; and, aliowing
welvzminutes in every hour,(which will be double thetime
Beceflary ) for Rops, the above rate will produce fory.eight
yards per day. Suppoling one person to-attend five looms
- (which is fufficient ) the labor of one-weaver will then pro
duce 240 yds.per day,which at 1o cents,will be 24 dollars.
A woman of common capacity may, in one month, ac
quire such a knowledge of the machine as to manage it
with perfe& ezfe and fafety. |
There are perhaps. seven million of inhabitants ifi the
United States who will, on an average consume ten yards
each of cotton cloth annually, in flieets, curtains, dreffcs,
&c. This will make seventy millions of yards in
the whole, which at ten cents per'yard, amounts to sev
en millions of dollars per anoum ; which, allowing the
water loom & other macninery ito save nine tenths, would
colt but 700,000 dollars, and efte&ta favips of fix millions -
‘sliree hundred thousand dellars per apwam: = ghed
Taxis machine will totally obviate one great evil always
heretofore attendant on weaving, to wit ; the sickliness of
the hands emp!oyed in it—which has always ‘heen urged
- by those hostile to the progress of domestic mantifadtures,
as one principal reason for not encouraging théem,
. It was Mr Blydenburg’s intention to have got his na
chine into cperation during the last winter, whillt cond.
grefs was i Lfion; and he had indeed, pledged himfelf
with {everal members of congrels tothat effect. He was -
not,however,enabled to effe& it in time, and was thus pla
ced in rather an awkward situation. By perseverance he
has brgughrit to its present perfection ; and it remains
5t the public and for patrioiic individuals who have mon
ied capitals at dilpofal, to extend the benefits es this in
vention, than which none of modern date can be justly
pronounced more ufeful Yo society or of greater national
importance. ' S \, ,
8 ; DIED. ‘
At Parkerflown (Vermont ) Capt. Jonn- Vipcest,an In
dian, aged 95 Tn 1755, he had a command among the .
Cognawogga Tribe, then opposed, by French influence,
to these then colonics and’provinces. Gen. Braddock
was at that time, defeated at Fort du Quefne, near where
~Pittsburg now is. . Captain Vincent had leconoitered the
country southerly to the mouth of the Scioto, and had
returned before the engagement. He formed the ambaf:
¢ade which defeated Braddook. Upon the death of Brad
dock, he commanded and contended againt Col. Wifh
ington, and has often said, that if Braddock had known
the great man then advising him, be would have been
preserved—That Braddock did not confider Col, Washing- -
ton as 3 {oldier, and therefore loßk his life—that Colonel -
- Walhbingtoh barraffed the French and Indians, where they
fuppoled themselves to be conquerors. At that time capt.
~ Vincent returned with his warriors, to his tribe.—That at
the commengement of the Revolutionary war, he, Capt.
John,foon learned that Colonel Washington was comman- -
‘der in Chief—That his Tribe being'in British intereßß, he
est them, fully believing that the Great Spirit bad pre
served Col. Wathington—that 'a gumber of his young
‘wariots, after the death of Braddock, had shot at Wath
1779, Captain John received: from Gen. Washington a.
Captain’s commiflion. - He piloted the American troops
from Cambridge through the province of Maine 1o Que
bec.” He wasat Quebec when Montgomery fell. ide
“well underflood the” history of the Revolutionary war,
_baving in 1775, elpoufed the American cause. —The Le
- giflature of Vermont, h»am?g knoqu gtgxs;x d'lﬁmgm&ned «
chieftaiq, Jong since made him a penfionér, Capt. John
- was early educated by @ Roman Catholic Prielt in the
Fiench language, and in the tencts of that church.
' "Thele early imprefions were not erased. At ﬂotmn
the tenant of the sorest knéwn to rife without his ofifons,
o sleep without his vespers, or ‘to eat without at lealt of.
'ﬂ?%ﬂhﬁﬁ‘emmt siread phete R
. man inftrultor he had received a large Quarto French'
. Bible, This be often read, and preserved as his bet -
beritance, and it is said has bequeathed it 10 the Rev. He-.
i Btk Tt ie ook fappoled that Cupt. Vet was
b bequeathed with some other drticles to M. Richardson. |
TR Pi VR T S
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| New Weaving Machine, = "
i y,rimys!fnm,f a native of Conneéticut, has lately in
vented a weaving machine, whith'is now exhibited in one
_of the rooms of the capitol, in this city, from appearances,
bids fair to put down altogether the old system of weav--
ing by hand. It is calculated to go by water; and the
web produced by way of expefiment proves the prattica
bility of the invention. The following eßtimate will give
the public some intereßing ideas on the urility of this ma-.
chine and of the profits which individuals or associations
engaged in domeßic manufatures may derive from it 3
Expence of an eflablifhment of forty Looms.
40 Looms, at dols. 160 each - © * dols. 4000
Water feat | 5T ) 2000
Reeds, harness, and other tackle 3 2000
Brick building 40 by 60feet S - 4000
Dam, water wheels, &c. ; 2000
Wi . dols. 14 000
Intereßt of dols 14000 = , 824
Wages and victuallingof 16 girls at dols. leo !
. per annum ; 1500
Salary of machineft : 600
e Assistant §°o.
s Superintendant : - 600,
s Clerk % 500
: e ARy ~dols. 18,624
, | Produ& of the Looms. ~
40 looms, at dols 2 per day each, for 300 : \
days, (allowing 13 days, besides Sundays, = ~
- for holidays, or accidental Roppages) will s
' rigveld 2 - cols 24,000
Dedud the expence of ‘the eftablilhmeat 18,000
t State of New-Hampfbsre. .. - ~ Coos [J:
NOTICE_is hereby given to the ‘Noarefident proprictors and
; owners of land in the town of CHATHAM, in said county,
- who have not paid their taes for the year 1810—that so much of
their land as will pay {aid taxes with iacidental charges, will be fold
~at public vendue at the dwellinghoufe of Asa Eafan, in Chatham
- aforefaid, on the second Tuefday/of March, 1811, at ten o’clock in
the forenoon, unless prevented by previous payment, :
B ‘ 4 : @ Q) 2
o o th mßlaa R
Y / foge el TRapi e 8
‘oS R e =
| Right of : ‘ , o ol
l : ; ' ‘ CMCMCMDC DCM
; Jacob Treadwelljun ¥ 103 100 57 §7 25 1 421 12 §
| ‘ RSB I LY BT 50480 258
; Uandivided 68 38 2383 751 .97 765
lG’;corgc Meferve . £ 3 330087 57 751 420 138
¥ - 2 3310057 . .§7 7814213258
R Undivided 68 38 738 751 97 76 5
John Bennet 5 7.8 ¥OF 57 . 83751 4%
| 2 19'60 XIOO 57 T SIN. 785 K 4% 7
i Undivided 68 38 73875 1 .97 ,
Jeremiah Folfomjun 1 91 88 50150166125 9835
; 2 3410057 57 7514311325
| © Undivided 68 38 73872542 93 763
Walter Bryant Efg. 1 8 2 100 57 5§57 751431 %12 5§
- e yess ol ST 49 7758 4% ¥ A4B
. L Undivided 6838 988 3¢ gy 36 %
- Samuel Gilman T 5230087 57 ¢BS %4%
- 222 8 10057 §7 75 %42 ;
X Undivided 68 38 728 751 97
Ichabod Hilton YR RIO ST 5P RS VAt i 2 §
Ha{qutl)i:\rigbtpaidi Y7B 100,55 8y IS sTRe s
Half due Undivided 68 38 738 751 97 1765
John Tath 0207 00052 5y 2BT ey
; FAA 3. 443005781 TS EAW
: ; Undivided 168 38 738 751 97 :
John Johnson - T 74.500 52 5. 8% .07 %X 4%
s Undivided © 68 38 2738 751 97
Datid Hicks. 11210057 §7 751427171238
¥, 2 f4IA 59 8% oy ¢F Ra 15338
; Undivided 68 38 738 751 97 7635
Samucl Livermore Esq 1 '8 4 10057 5§57 75X 42 :
| b TR TRg B S Rg T
| Undivided - 6838 738251 97
Nathaniel Frost 1 62300 57 "5 7253 .4%%.2%,¢
4of this vight paid %4 10 I 100 57 %7 25 Y 421125
% due Undivided 68 38 9387 5§ 1 97 765
James Godwin 3 13220048 -$% P BN4 488
HEulf of this vight paid %z 19710057 -§7 785 T 43 43§
/ One balf due Undivided 68 38-7-38 25 x 97 295§
House ¢ No.'3, 1f raage, 1/ division - 6 6 ¥ kR A
Heath Fsfs aud Walrﬁ'qagg grant: 336 376 6o 940
Moses Cam\lcy‘s orant g 103 103 16 256
Natb. Osgood, Jot No. X, Iff range ¥ div. 57 57 6 42 112
Meerriil®s Wabker, lot No. gthr. Iff Cin2 86 86 14 213 168
. Chatham, Scpt. 15,1810, ~NATHy. WHITTECAR, Colleor. |
o MILLSFIELD, |
* ‘NT HEREAS the propriectors and owners
| ¥ of the township ot MirrsrizLp in the county of
Coos and State of Newhampthire, at a legal meeting held
~at Hampton TFalls, in the ccunty of Rockingham in said
State, on the 28th day of Jume, A. D..18c9, voted to
raise a tax of four dollars on‘the common and undivided
land in each right, in said township of Millsfield, for the
purpose ‘of making and repaiting roads in said townthip,
procuring settlers and aiding them in fettling said town,
and for paying State and connty taxes, and any other de;
;‘ mands that then or thereafier fliould exilk against said pro
prietary 3 and whereas the afluffurs of said townthip did
on the seventh day of July, A. D. 1809, make and com
mit said afleffment to me to colie&®, of which due notice
has been given : and whereas the said tax has not been
paid on the common@;ld undivided land in the following
uriﬁg\al rights or fhaies in said: Millsfield, to wit : those
of Wentworth Brirly, Jonathan Darby, John Burpham
Hanson, Zenas Morey, John Morey, John Pingry Wil.
liams, Charls Waldron, and ope right for a glcbe for the
Church of Englard, by laweftablithed. Notice is hereby
given that so much of the'common and undivided land of
each of the said ‘delinquent’s rights as will pay said tax
and incidental charges, will be fold at public au&ion, at’
my dwelling house in: Epping, in said county of Rock
“ingham, on the 2gth day of December next, at ten o’clock,
forenoon, unless prevented by previous payment.
| WILLIAM PLUMER, = | S
o Proprictor’s Colletlor of said Millsfield.
. Epping, Beptember u¥, 1810¢. 0t a 5
}. Mwwmmw‘w )
kL Strafford ffiem—— August 22, 1810.
A FURTHER time of four months from
-4 A the 27th day of August infk. is allowed by the hon-.
orable Johu Mooney, Esq, Tudge ‘of Probate of Wills—
to receive and examine the ¢laims of the Creditors to the
. Estate of JOSEPH BADGER, Esq. late of Gilmanton,
deceased, and we shall aicend on said business at the late’
dwelling-house of f2id deceased, the second Tuesdays of
‘the four following months,from one to fourfo’clock in the
A RARKIEL- MOIT, - } TCommisane. .
50 ogrom s Sor St Joew AR R
P°Wﬂtﬂﬁiﬁmﬁtggd@ November next.—lu.
squivecf " © . JOSEPH CLARK.
i ege e oi (T DAL T T
N‘b ICE is hereby given to the wanrefiicnt proprietors and
LY owners of land in the town of CONWAY, covnty aforefaid,
who have not paid their taxes for the year 1810—that so much of
their Icnd"ﬁ rill pay said taxes with incidenial chiarges, will be fold
at public vendue at the dwellinghoufe of the fublcriber in Conway
aforefaid, on the firt Monday of January 1811, 3t ten o'clock in
ﬂ;g-'fp\reno’on, unless pg‘“e'tnt‘cdhyv previ%@aymencg :
¢ i { R~ g Yoag T- h > ¢ oy
A o $ ?553 ? & s e
SR Taells i § 8§ o
: § R e < &
S e : $2 39 8 & By
e -2 e T : o 3 o Al
- 1o _» (r e s > ® R
b SAVAAR T T e- ¢
‘Reuben Head, for the Boswell 5 R vhR K
e e } ¥ 288 168 68 400 3400
Samuel Newman—unbnown 20 %0 18 a 0 Tigp )
Jacob Ayer—undnorun - 2. 3 50 18 10 .2%
Theodore Atkinson, witnown 2 6 50. 18 10 25
Renben Kimball, heirs of ‘ 77
.Snm'ucl'Whize Esq } 2 NG 87 1 59 '
Samuel Ingalls, Nathaniel Morrill 3, TS 8 -9k 40
Aufkin Gcmge—f—tunéna-u-n : 2 100 37 21 50 173
Land on the east of Moses ; v
Winslow’s farm —uniénow:n .} : ;OO 88 ,50
55 common rights—unbnoswn 404 235 sbo
Sumuel Jaqu‘s“ Hobbs B LRI s L 100. 30§
Starss & Jeremiah Burnham 100° 37 21 50 175
et Witham Dolof—widrocin 3 so 28 67 2
Location : — 34 7 34
: Owners unknown 636 216 126 310 - 450
In 40’651'6414 }Vt’m. Hagget.late owner 100 37 2T .50
Starks location | Owners unknown 700 253 147 350
Land in Hugh ' ) Ownérs names.
Sterling’s location % James Hobbs 200 7% 43 ICO
Ooners unknown Y John Weblter 100 72 42 100
Owners unknown ‘ 500 181 10§ 250
Génzbay, Sept. 15, 1810, - THOMAS F. ODELL Cel/le&or.
The undersigned having examined ¢ 4
‘Short System of Pradtical drithmetic,’ are
of opinion that the work is exccuted:with
tkill and judgment and will prove a valuable
afliftant to the inftru@ors and students of
our {chools and academics—& wc sincerely
wish the avthor may, be remuncrated for
his labor by a rapid sale of the work
& T - DANIEL CONY,
DANIEL STONE,
. W'M PROOKS,.
' HENRY. SEW4LL.
Augusta, Jug. 1810,
/35 The extensive circulation and rapid
{al¢ of this work, (the whole of the firflt edi -
tion, baving been difpofcd of the last year,)
are fufficient testimonials of the high ¢itima
tion in which it is held by the public. Such
a plain, concise, compichenfive, and at the
fame time, cheap {yltem of Arithmetic, was -
very much nceded in Schools' and the fre
quent calls for ‘it, shew thatat has no ade
quate fubftitute.© = 'Septg. 3m
Pg e —i‘é——-—-——-& ,
. Stone Cutting -
S‘MITH & TREAT, have
A/ jult reccived a new assortment of Mar
ble, suitable for Bulldmgltu’p“,(}uve and
‘Tomb-ftoncs, and'a ‘number of Saap- ftonc-
Backlogs—and keep ‘%ﬁmyf& faic at
their {hop, ‘on'the corner of Vaughen fireet
2od Deer-firect, 2 complete assortment of
Free: (tone hearths and jambs; clowded Mat
ble ditto—Slate Grave Stones of all sizes,
Paint Mills, PaingStqﬁét and Mullers—&
many other articles in their line, All orders.
will be executed with ;i‘c;itnefs;f;aﬂmifpgg‘ch
at the lowelt ' rate, for Cash or ;.-p‘,m'ca 3
credit, and cvery favor gratefully acknow!.
edgad.” 0 h 9, 1809. . .
- Now landing and for sale by
FIFTEEN Hundred bushels
X Clean saned Corn'of g tuperior quality,
m«mw&%ﬁ
e e AN B SIOA Lk SRR RS SB N S st Rl A s e
1:‘ ":J, Aat ! et ‘II ':'. M.. O ,‘_‘g
~ TAPPAN & SEARLE, -
ARE receiving by the various arrivals
4 A from Burope, a Very exteafive impor
tation of GOGDS, :‘?ich they offer for sale
ea liberal terms, in &CKA%,E ox PIECE,
A By the Ship Lothaive, =~
An aflortment of STUFFS.
ot LBy Sbip Sally Ama, < L)
A complete aflortmerit of the following goodz,
Broadcloths, Shawls, .
Kerleymeres, A iPrinti,» §2u A
Flaonels, iFurnitures, - ¢
Baizes, !Pfaim,' g
Bindings, IKerfeys,
s Pins, g % ; lStf.\ffiy 5
Vglveteens, __iElegant Vestings;
Thickflets, ‘ Figured Sarfucts,
Berlin Cords, lNun's Thread,
Pocket Handkfs,. Millinets, gl
Ribbed Kerfeymeres,iPullicats, Silk and
Dimitices, . € i Cotton, . ‘
Madrafs Handkfs, 'Scotch Muslins,
Colrain Shirtiugs, {Robus and Mantles; .
Printed Cambrics, {Adclphi Threads, -
Do Muflias, 731—0“8 SBhawls,
Cambric Muilins, ICotton Hollands,
Hamilton Cords, Is“k Ginghams, &¢
Indja Muslins, = :
By Schooner Honeff Tom, Srom Tonningen
10 bales of Duich Broadcioths gt
_ Rorleymeres, aii fupecfine ; '
. Black Si'k Handkerchiefs, &e &e¢
- In addition to the above, they c;p;ﬁ_by
the next vessels, a full affortthent of
- London Silk & Staple Goodsy
and allo, GERMAN CRAPES &e we -
7 B?ﬂoy, 'S(ﬁf 6
Brigade Orders. -
'HE Brigadier Generdl of
the firlt brigade, baving deemed it
expedient that the muster by Regiments for
this foafon be dispensed with, directs thit
the commanding officers of the several regi
ments compofiug the firft brigade, order the
battalions that form their refpetive regi
ments to parade, completely equipped as the
‘law direCts for inspection, agrecabiy to the
following arrangement :— .
. The firlt and feconi battalicas in the ficlt
Regiment, on Motiday the Bih day of Qcto
ber next. ;
" The firlt battalion in the 3sth regiment,
on Tuelday 9th October; the second bat
talion 1n the 35th, on Wednesday, loth O&
The firft battalion in the 3d regiment,on
Thursday the 11:th- O&ober; the second
battalion in the 3d on Friday 12th O&
The firft batealion in the 4th reginent on
Monday the 15th O&ober ; the second bat
talion in the 4th, on Tuesday the 16th O&%
The firft bactalion in the 7th regiment,
on Wednesday, 17th O&ober ; the second
battalion in the 7th, op Thurlday, i Bth Oc.
tober next. ;
Each battalion will be m order for inspec
tion at’ic o’cloek, A. M, The companics
of cavalry and companies of artillery. wiil
parade with tife firlt or second battakion of
the regiment to which they belong, as the
commanding officer of said regiment shall
dire@®. Each commander of a regiment
will appoint the places of parade.for cach
battalion, and give fcafonable notice to tHé
Major of Brigade. i ? S
By order of Brigadier General CLEMENT
Sroxer SR o ke
EDWA:D J: LONG.
Brigade Majnr and Infpecor.
Portsmouth, Sept 17, 18i0 . ' ‘
Second Edition of
Praclical srithmetic.
PRICE 50 CENTS, -
¢ Fufl publifped and for fule at ;
TAPPAN’s BOOKSTORE,
Market Street--Portfimouth, i
A SHORT system of Praical Arithmetic,
compiled from the best autharity ;
with demonstrations of the rules—To which
is annexed a short plan of Book Keering,
The whole designed for the use of Schools
by Wi!lia}a}Kinne,A I _
RecommenpATlONs. ~Having inlpeed
the ‘ Short fydcm of Fra@ical Arithusetic,’
we arc of opinion that it will be found an
ufeful aflitant in our Schools; and fin
cerely wifli that the author may be re
warded by meeting with due encourafement
SAMUEL_MOODY,
4% JOHN SEWALE, ',
. E. GILLET,
P _SAMUEL S WILDE
Hallowell, August 18ic .~ . ;
| T‘ O LET—A neat 3 flory
'} DWELLING HOUSE, pleasantly
fitnated in Water’ Street —Forterms apply
to JOHN SALTER, in Washington firect.
e L R ey, 2810,
Twenty Doliars Reward.
W HEREAS the town and
many individuals are injured,
' by some of the Inhabitants taking dirt
and gravel from the Rrests & Roads ;
and riding, on the fide walks—& also
-the wanton condué of some illminded
petfon or persons irjuring and diftroy
ing the Trees that are ‘placed in the
Streets and Roads for ornaments and
use. The citizens are requelled to
give information of any perton violat
ing the laws as above mentioned, as
the Sele@men are determined to préf
ccute all such offencders which may’
cometo their knowledgre. e T
Twenty Dollats is ¢ffered as 2 re.
ward 'to any one that will inform of
‘the person or persons that broke the
Trees, on Saturday nyzht 18 inst. op
posite the houfeof James Rundlet Esq.
* . By order of the Seleitmen of Portsmonth
. DANIEL AUSTEN. Chairman.
;wohbds.;p’f Lisbon HALT, for sale
on board the brig Rose, at Ayers®
whapfeagpty ¥o. b Lk o
- JOHN SALTER, Jun.
ISEP“I ; il Bt
: Chﬁ‘"*& R Wﬁi x{?)ﬁ’ LN intends k-
A\ hibiting his ac ?miﬁmwn ac-
Froo gs L St e 8 S e R S S
late of Portsmouth, Baker, decease:,
at the Probate Count 1o be holden st
A7eh of O@ober gext; all persons
ggagm& i v Rt
Fufiresisdand oLy
" Joleph Y. Burgin,
360 quintals excellent Pollock FISH,
Also—a few do. dup Cod * do. ~
i En%ﬁté of RICE & DROWN,
hong Whark. < - - Sepd 380 ¢
. The{ch: KATY will fail for
Paflaaquoddy on Saturday next.:
Ko freight or paflice cvguire as above. -
Dr. T Parions,
V) e ST .
. DENTIST, FROM BOSTON,
Efpeﬂfu_ﬂy informs the inhabi:
R tants of Portfmeuth and its vi.-
“cinity, that his flay here will not'ex.
‘ceed fourteen days, during which time
he will pra&ice in the line-of his pro.
fcdlion; either at Mr. Davenport’s tav
ern, or at their own houses.” ‘
The loss of Teeth, fopplied from a
single one to a whole fer, in the mos
easy and pataral mapner—"Teeth are
cleaned, and rendered white and beau.
tiful if ver {o foul or difeolored, with
out the least pain or injury—Loose
Teeth are fiftened, the relaxed gums
braced and made firm —decayed teeth
are eased and preserved from further
decay—troublesome roots are exiraét
ed, and every opefation performed
with the greatelt ease and fafery.
*Twill hot be afluming too much to
fay, that-bis mode of pradlice (sanc
tioned by an experience ¢f 20 yesrsy”
and the moflt eminent physicians in
-Etirope and Americ, ) has'given the
most perfed fatisfaction.
- N. B A ttw boxes and bortles of
the Ccffehratcd African Tooth Powder
and TinQure, a sovereign remedy for
oifeafes of ihe teerth and gums, pre-
Fared friom the root used by the Afri
cans, and cerfified to be the sole cause
of the geodnefs of their teseh,
Sept. 18, 18i0. !
WEAVERS’ SLAIES..
Jacob Wendell,
P'i AS just received at his Store in Bov¥-
Ricctr on Church-Hill, a gond assort
ment of WEAVERS' SLAIES, of the fol.
lowirfg numlicrs, viz. 24,26, 28 30,32, 26
38 ana 4c--He revommends those who wifk
to supply themlcives with any particular,
nuinber, todelay no time in caliing for them;
Guns for sale orlet as ufpal,
with the whole Military Accoutrcinents.
A few hhas RUM.
W. L Goods & Groceries,
v 3 Y
of all kinds, cheap for ¢afth or approved
credit ~ September 31
eet ettt s st
- Rice & Drown,
Long Wharf, . Have'for [ole;
v FEW M. Refufe Boards;
4 l Alfo,—a quantity of small JOIST.
September 11, )
LERPRRNeT e st ol R
oo B Eldydy e
}IAS for sale at his Book Bindery
- & opposite the Court House Congrofs frrees:
. A few Rggn very nice fools cap writiog
PAPER ; Writing Books by the doz. or *
single ; Universal Hymn Books, bound in
Morocco. Cats, or Sheep.—Likewile Red
Ink by large or small quantity. Alijof which
will .be fold for cash as ¢héap as ¢can be
purchased any whére. o :
- Also will be received by the firft’ coaster
from Boston, Writing paper of all sizes rul:
€d with faing lines. Those who with to
purchase account books, cah be supplied in
as good binding, and as cheap as at any
flore in Boston ) 3
‘N.B Book Binding carried cn in its va.
rious branches with neatness &c. all nrders
for binding, or account books punctaally
attended to. He thanks hig fricgds and the
public for the encouragement he has receive
¢d, and solicits a continuance of the fame.
‘Wanted an active Boy as an appreatice to
the Book Biuding bofinefs. Sept. 1%,