The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-04-18 00:00:00, page 3

Extract of a letter received on Saturday by tbe Edn
n,,from Greenock, dated Glafgovu, 6tb March
" By this day's Mail, certain intelli
gence is at last received, that the King
of Prussia has declared that he quill take
a decided part against this country in com
mon wito the Northern Powers ; and that
he is to possess himfelf of Hamburg
and Bremen immediately, unless Bri
tain takes off the embargo on Swedish
and Danish veifels detained in this
Latejl Ne^rfrom Spain.
BOSTON, APRIL 16.
'By the arrival of the Samuel, Capt. Williams,
from Malaga, in 34 days, we are furnifhed with
the following articles of News :—
“ Madrid, Marcb t, 1801.
They have agreed to pay Drs. 250^00
including all expenccs for Peace and
the Ransom of their captives, and
20,000 Dollars annually, in conse
quence of their being permitted to load
here 3000 Tons of Salt annually, and
as I have every reason to suppose the
fame terms will be demanded from the
United States of America, and that our
fellow citizens will be captured in or
der to insure our compliance with the
said degrading, humiliating and dishon
orable terms ; I find it my duty to re
quest you to take such measures as will
jnoft effectually prevent any of our ves
sels from trading on this Sea until you
are advised officially by me or either of
our Consuls at ALGIERS or TUNIS
that this disagreeable affair is terminated,
which from its nature will Require much
time, as it extends to making the Unit
ed States tributary to Tripoli, & must
firft be authorized by a particular aft
of the Legislature. I therefore request
the abovementioned Agents and Con
suls of the U. S. of America and all o
thers whom it doth or may concern, to
communicate the contents of this cir
cular letter, to all Merchants and mas
ters of vessels belonging to the United
States, in order that they may withdraw
their property immediately from these
Seas, and that our mariners may fy the
impending danger. I likewise request
them to make the letter circular and
to transmit copies of it along the re
fpe&ive coasts of their residence, and
likewise to the department of State, &
where-ever they may imagine that it
will be most likely to answer the desir
ed effe&, as I have from hence but few
opportunities.
In tejiimon, of tie absolute r.eceffity of ifng the
aforefaid precaution before it Jbould be too late,
I hereunto fubferibe my name and affix the seal
of my office.
Done at the Chancery of the United States of
America at Tripoli in Barbary, this 3d day of
January 1801, and of the independence of the
United States of America the 25th :
(signed) JAMES L. CATHCART.
THOMAS APPLETON ,
Cenful of the United States, at Leghorn. )
I have now therefore to observe, that a Trea
ty of Peace and Amity having been concluded
between his majesty of Sweden and this Regen
cy on this day the third of January 1801, it
is now no longer fafe for the merchant vessels of
said United States of America to remain in
these seas, or its vicinity, as the Swedes have
made the following conditions in consequence
of their having 131 of their fubjedts in bon
dage, Viz.
" War was yesterday declared in the Coun
cil of War, against Portugal, Hoft^ities will
Shortly commence. The French army is already
within the Spanish lines."
Some Portuguese vessels were detained at
Malaga. A French fleet of seven fail of the
line and two frigates, had been spoken, bound
up the Mediterranean. A small English fleet
of three fail and one frigate, bound up also, has
been spoken.
A decree has been issued by the Spanish Com
missioner of Finance to the President of the
funta dec Rentas Provincial/ of Malaga, ordering
the recovery of the foreign duty (in addition to
one already paid) on all such articles of Spanish
colonial produce, as have been imported thre
since the commencement of the year 1799 ;
whether with, or without certificates of their
being such produce ; and the importers are re
sponsible.
A letter from Richard Obrien, efq. Ameri
can Consul at Algiers, to the Confulat Malaga,
fays, " The Tripolitans have demanded a large
sum of money of the Sweden, as the price of
peace, &c.—and it was expected they would
demand the fame of the United States." He
also fears " there will be a rupture very short
ly with Tunis, and requests the Confiils to give
the alarm to the Americans ; and thinks that
some of our Chips of war would be of great fu
vise that way."
A copy of tbs above letter % to the Secretary of State
came in the Samuel.
T had the h®nor to inform you in my Circular
of the 12th of November 1800, that certain un
just demands having been made by the Bafhaw
of Tripoli upon the United States of America ,
which I found it piy duty to repel; that said
Bafhaw had publickly announced in an official
manner that he wonld declare War against the
United States of America in fix months, to com
mence from the 22d day of October 1800, if
his demands, which he purposely made in an
evasive and indeterminate manner were not
complied with. I further informed you that
irwould be unfafe for our merchant veffcls to
trade in the mediterranean, or its vicinity after
the aid day of Marell 1801, as tbefe faithlefs
people generally commit depredations before
the time or period allowed is expired. l iike
wife informed you that I did not conclude, in
virtue of his promise that our vessels might re
main in the mediterranean until the month of
March, but in consequence of this regency be
ing at war with Sweden and the season of the
Year.
To the Agents and Consuls of the United
States of America residing in the different Ports
of France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, the Barbary
States and the British Garrisons in the Medi
terranean, and to all others whom it doth or
may concern.
GENTLEMEN,
Tn corroboration of the above IMPORTANT
ARTICLE, we are enabled to present an of
ficial Note, from Mr. Cathcart, Consul of the
United States at Tripoli, received here by the
arrival cf the Cameron, capt. Atkins, from Lis
bon .• :
V^rv Important Circular.
Just received and POR SALE at the
PORTSMOUTH BOOKSTORE.
CLARKE'S Fafliionable La^
dies Memorandum Books for the
year 1801, ornamented with beautiful
engravings,,
Burton's Lectures.
Mode's Geography^ — ALSO—
Writing & Letter PAPER,
Dutch QUILLS,
TRUNKS, all sizes, &c. &c ;
The beautiful Sailor Boy.
fufl PubUJhed in Boston, and now received
andfor sale I, C. PEIRCE, Portsmouth.
THE Sailor Boy, a beautiful
Novel, in two vols. bound in one,
" The seal of Providence is fore upon tbee,
" And tbou inert tonforget unheard of uonders."
ALSO —May he had as above,
BURTON'S LECTURES,
MORSE'S GEOGRAPHY. &c.
to March 6 announce that since the late Prus
sian Declaration—the fame orders have been
rifftfed refpeaing the vessels of that nation, as
were before, relative to the Danes, Swedes and
Ruffians. His Majesty continued on the recov
ery. .
DIED] —As St. John, NS. mrs. Ann Atkin
fen, aged 32, relic? of Capt. John Atlinfon, and
daughter of Gapt. John Cochrane of Lancaster, for
merly of New-HampJbire.
In famaica, David Cubing of Hingham, aged 18.
In Salem, the elded Son, aged 4 years, of the Rev.
foJhua Spalding.
In Durham, Mr. Valentine Mathers, aged 46
In Londonderry, Mr. fohn Prentice, jr, fan of
the bon. John Prentice, Esq. and late a midjbipman
on board the Portfmoutb.
In Hollovel, Nathan Shaw, aged 38
In Portland, fames Coxe, aged 35
country. The result of the above news
I think cannot fail of very seriously
affeding all kinds of produce, Weil-
India and American. I have had on
ly a few minutes to write you the above
intelligence, which I wilh may be in
time for the Fanny."
The febooner Amity, Capt Blunt of this port,
has arrived at Philadelphia.
The Galen arrived at Btfon,Jpoke April ~in lat.
40, long. 53, flip Murdoch from Baltimore, for
London, out I 7 days. The William ^ Mary,
Capt Orr of this port, was at Cork the 3d March.
Capt Farnham arrived at Wifcaffet,fpoL March
25, in lat, 40, 20 N in the mouth of the foutb chan
nel, Brig Traveller from Portfmoutb for tbe Havan
as, all well. Same day, Jpoke febooner Atlantic,
from Salemfor Jamaica.
In tbe gale on Friday night lafl, eleven BaJierh
Coders were cast-away, and every person perijbed.
Two vessels belonging to Salem, went a Jbore on Sci
tuate bench, one of which was entirely loft the
crews of both were saved.
At Wells, fofepb Wheelwright, aged B,—-Mrs.
Huldab Witbam,aged 28, wife of Samuel Witham.
In Boflon, Henry Smith, mer. aged 65 ; mrs Mary
Marjball, aged 63, wife of William Marjball—
mrs. Hannah Shed, aged 48, wife of fofepb Sbed —
mrs. Mary Thomas, aged 60 mrs Rachel Willis,
widow, aged 75 —fames Bayley, aged 80.
In this town, miss Catbarine Masjbal, aged 16,
an amiable daughter of Deacon fohn Marshal-—-
Mrs. Deborah Currier, widow, aged 68
(CWe this day .prefect the Patrons of the
Oracle, with the JUDICIARY LAW, QUA,
on account of its impor tance, zve give it entirc]it obliges
us to omit feme articles of fault moment./
A squadron of fhipa of war is now fitting out
under the command of Commodore Truxton, to
consist ofthe President, -Essex, Philadelphia and
Enterprize. They are to rendezvous and fail
from Hampton Roads—destination unknown.
The Maryland, sloop of war, for France, was
in Hampton Roads March 26, waiting a wind*
PEIRCE's Oracle's Marine Journals
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 18.
TbeJbip Lydia of Portfmoutb,has been spoken with
near Corl, by an arrival at New-York.
The brig John Henderson of Philadelphia, foun
dered at sea, was difovered in lat. 39, 20, with the
febooner Diligence of Portfmoutb, a long fide, Lowing
out flour, tfc.
MARRIED]—At Exeter, JONATHAN
HAMILTON, jr. Esq. of Berwick, to Mrs.
CHARLOTTE SWETT, of the former place.
At Leominfer, Step'n Kendall to miss Eftber Cbafe.
At Bath, major JoJbua Shawto miss Katy fones.
At Salem, Noth'l Sibley, to miss Joanna Larcom ;
JoJbua Cross, jr. to miss Mary Phelps
At Boston, Samuel Magford to miss Ifab. Dayton.
At Concord, Natban Abbot jr. to miss Rboda Brie-
Let of Pembroke ; Amos Brown to miss Ann Eastman.
Samuel Brown,Efq. is appointed Navy A gent,
ofthe Port of Boston, in the room of Stephen
Higginfon, Esq. removed. This change has
been made by the Secretary at War.
In this town, Mr. William Lear, to Miss Sally
Simpson Mr. William Marflon, a rtfdent, to
Miss Mary Collins, of Portfmoutb.
sortfmout|)
Arrivals & departures since April 5.
April 6,arrived feb, Atlantick, Shapley, Trinidada.
8, do flip Florenzo, Bodwell, Cape Good Hobe.
12, do brig Difpatcb, Pray, Trinidad
do do fcb. Rijing Sun, Tarlton, Virginia.
16failed fib. Friendjhip, Sherburne, Cbarlefton,
17, ar.fcb. Hero, Fernald,Grenada, via Bfon
do. do. Jeb. Betsey. Baler, Baltimore.
The important information in our last, of a
contemplated reform in the British Courts of
Vice Admiralty is corroborated by an article in
the Southern Papers, which states, that Dispat
ches have been received from our Minister at
the Court of London, mentioning that the Brit
ish Government had given him positive assur
ances, that the moit vigorous measures should
be immediately used to flop the depredations on
our trade by their cruizers ; that they disap
proved the conduct of their Admiralty Courts
in the Weft-Indies, and of their extensive con
ftru&ion of contraband articles, and should ap
point new Judges.
WEST-INDIES.
Reports continue to arrive from the Weft-
Indies, of preparatory arrangments in the Brit
i(h Islands for expeditions against the Danish and
Swedish Colonies ; and many persons are in
confequencc moving from the latter with their
property. A number of Danish and Swedish
vessels have been detained at Curracoa.
SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1801.
Advices from Great- Britain, via New-York
BRITISH Bice Ad. COURTS.
ON Thursday the 23d of A
pril next, at 3 o'clock P. M. at
Greenleaf's Inn, will be fold by public
Audion, if not sooner disposed of. at
private lale,
Twenty-fix HQUSE LOTS
situated between Wentworth's Rope
Walk and the Mansion House of the late
Col. Boyd. Ten of laid lots fronting
on Mill-ftrett, contain 40 feet by 100 feet
each.. Sixteen do. (fronting on lireets
25 feet wide, leading from Mill-flreet to
the river.) contain 40 feet by 80 feet
each. A long credit, with security, will
be given for the greater part of the pay
ments. Many of the aforefaid lots being
contiguous or near to the river, are ex
tremely convenient for tradesmen.—For
further information apply to
JOHN S. SHERBURNE.
Pot tjmouth, March ^O, 1801.
PUBLIC VENDUE.
TO EE SOLD,
On TL ESDAY the 12th day of May next
ensuing, at Eleven of the clock, A. M. at
the Town Clerk's Office.
THAT trad of LAND lying
on the north fide of the road lead
ing over Great Swamp, (so call'd) from
Portsmouth to Greenland, containing
187 acres, to be fold in lots of ten acres
each, from No. 1 to 18, to suit the con
veniency of those who may want a small
, Lot, as on a plan, which may be seen by
a PP'y'"^ to "'e fubferiber, owner of said
Tract ; a road of two rods wide from
north to fouth, is opened for the conve
niency of the purchafers—lt consists of
between thirty and forty acres of arable,
with good pasturing, abounding with
an innumerable growth of White Oaks,
Beach trees, Maple trees, fines, &c. in
abundance, not a single tree has been cut
down for 19 years patt, unless to repair
fences, which are few.
Any person or persons desiring
to view the premises, by applying to Mr.
Tobias Lear, who liveson Mr. Warner's
farm, adjoining laid Land, will fhefy
them the property and give any informa
tion relating to the premises they may re
quire ; the conditions-of Sale will.be made
known at time and place of SHe.
George Wentworth.
Portsmouth, April 17.
Benjamin Brierly,
BEGS leave to inform his
friends in town and country, that
he has just received per (hip Packet from
Liverpool, ah extensive a (Tortment of
fashionable Spring and Summer
FOR SALE
By Thomas bheafe
At his fore. North End.
Russia& Swedes IRON.
7 by 9 & 10 by 8 window Glass.
Herring Nets. Bank Hook,
15 thread Lines. Sewing Twine.
Sheet LEAD, &c.
Portsmouth, April 17.
GOOD S,
which he is now opening for (ale at his
(lore in.Mirket-ftreef, opposite Spring
hill, by Wholesale and Retail for ca(h or
(hort approved credit. April 18.
Convenient building Lots
FOR SALE.
of the clock*—
A new, handsome tub bottom
CHAISE,
With harnets complete—for fur
ther particulars, enquire at Mr. Daven
port's Stable in Ark-lane, Ponfmoud
qpHE Hull of a new Vessel,
about 100 tons burthen, now build
ing, and which will be launched the last
of June. For particulars apply to
JABEZ YOUNG ofYork, (Maine.)
York, April 17.
In Market freet, Portsmouth,
on Tuejday, April 21, at 10 A. M.
TWENTY pieces Gurrahs ;
30 ditto Baftas ; 10 pieces Half
Thicks; 1 , barrel Starch; 10 pieces
Book Muffins ; a few pieces Jaconet do ;
about loeolb. Cordage & Spunyarn ; 2
bbls. Beef ; 2 cases silver handled Knives
and Forks; a few pieces Cambrics-—
Writing Paper, Sundry other articles.--
N. B. At private Sale, a quantity of
Smoaked Herring,
in boxes warranted in good order.
NOW LANDING,
AND FOR SALE, BY
Silas Holman,
At No. 7, Portsmouth Pier,
A Few bales excelleut Georgia
COTTON.
Other GOODS as u(ual.
To befold ReQnubly if applied for
between the hours of 10 and 11
To be fad at the Office of
Alexander Ewen,
NEiV SPR ING GOODS.
A BARGAIN !
AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
bOR SALE,
sttoo^
LONDON and Yorkshire
fuperfine Broad Cloths, of the most
fashionable colors; Ladies Habit Cloths;
plain, mix'd and ribb'd Caffimeres.
A great variety of
Fashionable Waistcoating ; —
Fustians; white & color'd Jeans ; cotton
Denims ; clouded, twill'd and silk Nan
keuets ; Thicksets ; Velvets'; color'd
worded and silk Plu(h ; rich stripe silk
Florentines, for Veils and Capes.
A large afatment of
Calicoes and Chintzes, of the
!ateft fafhion ) elegant Chintz, Gingham
and Dimety Furniture; Copperplates.
Agreat variety of
Faffiionab.e color'd and check
Ginghams; fa(hionable printed Muslins;
ftrip'd and flower'd Muflinets; Dimeties ;
fine Cambriaks; large cotton Counter
panes; table Cloths; green table coverings.
Agreat variety of
Book, jaconet, ftrip'd check'd,
lappet, cambrick and black Mullins;—
satin sprig and fancy Muffins ; Muffin
Handkerchiefs ; Men's Neckerchiefs ;
Mullin Shawls, with fringes ; chintz,
purple and silk Shawls; Camels hair
Shawls, with netted and silk Fringes ; —
romal, linen, cotton, bandannoe & black
Silk Handkerchiefs; black Silk Shawls.
A great variety of
Has received perftps Packet and John
Adams,fon 'Liverpool,
An extensive aflortment of
Fashionable, Fancy and Staple
GOODS,
A large assortment of
Strip'd, plain and changeable
Italian Silks ; India Satins; black and
Color'd Modes ; black and color'd bon
net and other Satins ; color'd Tiffanies ;
black, white, blue, green and pink Italian
Crapes ; plain, picquet, net, crape and
cypress Gauzes ; Millinets; Sarfnets.
14large affiitment
Thread, Laces and Edgings ;
black silk patent Laces and Edgings.
Agreat variety of
Fashionable clouded, ftrip'd,
spotted and check'd Ribbons; black and
white cotton and silk Gown Trimmings;
chintz Trimmings; cotton and silk Gir
dles ; Glove Ties; gold and silver Laces ;
gold and silver Cord; gold and silver
fringes ; gold and silver Epaulets, feme
very elegant.
Agreat variety of
Fashionable Straw and Chip
Bonnets, for Ladies, Misses and Children ;
fafliionable silk Bonnets, fall trimm'd ;
Ladies Satin Beavers, with Bands, Feathers
and Coops ; fafliionable black Beavers.
A variety of
Black and fancy Feathers and
Flowers; fancy Straw trimmings and
Bandings.
Men's and youth's white; ran
dom, twill'd, imperial and vandyke cot
ton Hose ; Men's white & black silk do.
with lac'd clocks ; mens brown thread &
cotton do ; Women's cotton & silk Hose,
some with laced clocks; Women's black,
white and color'd silk Gloves and Mitts;
women's white & color'd cotton ditto ; —
best white kid Gloves ; Men's cotton and
worsted Caps ; worsted Pantaloons ; —
pantaloon Hose; silk, cotton and worsted
Pantaloon and Breeches Pieces ; Men's
beaver, wafli leather and brown thread
Gloves ; Stock Stiffners ; cotton and silk
Elastic Slings ; Shoe-Ties; Men's and
Youth's fafliionable Hats, some grey with
green under.
Fashionable steel, gilt, plated,
filver'd, horn, matthewman and Italian
Buttons ; Button Moulds ; Sleeve But
tons; steel Knee Buckles ; silver Thim
bles ; steel and gilt Watch Chains, Seals
and Keys; Tooth Bruflies; Spangles ;
Morocco Pocket Books ; Pins; Cap Wire.
FRESH Imported & Ameri
can GARDEN SEEDS lately re
ceived and for sale at ISAAC STAN
WOODS' Crockery & Glass-Ware-store
Market- ft reel. —ALSO —
CLOVER-SEED
bfa good quality April 17,
Irilh Linens and Sheetings ;
India Cottons ; bro^n Hollands ;^
Checks; Threads ; embroidering add
common Sewing Silks ; Twist ; Gal
looms ; Bindings; Ferrets ; Tapes; a
forge assortment of white cotton rd
chintz Bedlace, fringes and Tassels.
Tammies , Durants ; Shal
looss; plain and ribb'd Calimancoes ;
Ruffels; Moreens; Taboreens; Flor n
tines ; Lastings ; Sattinets.
Portsmouth, April 18, IBOT.
A great variety of
Fafliionable Fans, some very
elegant ; black crape, glaz'd and common
black Fans ; Parafoles, some with walk
ing flicks ; Umbrellas.
A ld'ge affirtment of
Morocco and Kid Shoes ;—
Shoe Roses; elegant steel Shoe ornaments
and Clasps ; a great variety of fafhiona
ble Necklaces and Crosses ; Eardrops.
Garden SEEDS.
Peter Coffin
English and India Luftrings ;
Which are now opening for sale,
by wholesale and retail,
-P7Z
FllLSn GOODS,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At Thos K. Jones
OFFICE in BOSTON,
On FRIDAY, 24th April, inst.
The following GOODS,
reported in the John Adams
and Packet, which being a cond,>-
ment direct from the Manufacturers, are
charged at the loWeft possible rates, & ire
ordered to be fold to the highest bidder,
without the teferve of a single anici-.
Approved endorsed Notes payable in go
days, for any sum exceeding too doh us
will be received in payment —viz.—
36 pieces saved lift 2 Olive do.
blue, Broadcloths. 9 Steel Grey Cassi
-2 dark olive fine meres;
Cloth. 4 Striped do.
I Copper mix'd; I Copper mix'd;
6 Corbeau'; 2 Drab do.
5 Blue; 3 Double ribbed;
! Light mix'd; it Blue;
t Imperial Blue; 2 Black ;
I Black; 3 do ribbed;
1 Mulceny; 1 Dark olive S rpe
§ Short cuts super- 6 mix'd riho-J :
fine Cloth; 2 Mix'd;
I Oiive cole Plain ; 2 Drab mix'd ;
3 Dark ditto; 1 Sage do.
3 Pepper mix'd; 3 Light do,
4 Corbeau mix'd; 1 Corbeau ;
I Cinnamon mix'd 1 Drab;
2 Steel Grey; 1 Pepper; r Bb^h
1 Drab; 1 Blue; 1 Hairback;
i Claret; iCorbeau 1 Nankeen;
9 Steel grey Elastic 1 Pearl ;
Cloth; 2224 Coverlets.
2 Copper mix'd do.•
1 Blue do. —ALSO —
4 trunks well assorted Mens'
and Womens' Cotton Hose.
Purchasers are requeued to attend early.
At Private Sale —3 cases Fools Cap .1
Letter Paper, suitable for the Dutch W. 1.
Market; 200 half bbls Prime BEEF.
Btfon. April 16, 1801.
Conditions of Sale, and Plans of said lands
may be seen at time and face.
B. C. GILMAN,
Admin:fo ator of said Efate.
Exeter, April 17, 1801.
Painting, Varnishing &
GILTING
In all its various Branches, By
JOHN GRAY,
At his Jhop lower end of Daniel
Street, formerly occupied by mr. Mark Rogers.
WHO HAS FOR SALE
Ageneral assortment of PAINTS,
BOTH DRY AND GROUND.
OIL black & light Yarnifhes
of all kinds; Window Glass and
Putty ; Bruflies of all fizes,--ALSo, #
Paints of every kind for mips
use, put up at tbe (horteft notice.
—ALSO—An affirtthent of
Paper-Hangings of various fi,
gures and qualities.
N. B. Coach and Chaise Paint
ing, and all other ornamental work done
as usual at his (hop opposite Mr. George
Simes' in Jaffrey Street# Apil 17.
The wood lands are very val
uable, and will be fold in small lots, to
accommodate a number of purchasers.
The personal estate for sole,
consists of Household Furniture, Corn,
Potatoes, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; Carts,
and Wheels, Slead, Chains, Yokes, Plows,
and other farming utensils, and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
JOHN GRAY.
N. B. The Painting & Glazing
Business will be carried on as usual at the
Store formerly occupied in company,
No. 2, Jaffrey's row, Bow-street, Where
may be had,
Painters Oil, and Colours dry
and ground,— Paints put up for Ship and
House Paining; Window Glifs and
P^tty, &c. &c.—By Wm. GRAY
Portsmouth, March 21, 180 X.
10 o'clock A. M, at the late dwelling -kmft
of JOSIAH GILMAN, Esq. deceafrd,
PART of the real and
perfonil Estate of said deceased, v z.
The aforefaid Dwelling-houie,
Barn, and about 2} acres of land adjoin
ing, pleasantly situated for a number <4
House Lots; one quarter of an acre near
said house very valuable.'
The one half of 22 acres about
70 rods distant, which is excellent mow.
ing & tillage lahd, with a valuable grow:it
of Oak Timber on one part. Also
Thirty-fix acres of excellent
Pasture and Wood Land, about t mile?
distant.
THE Copartnerfllip of Wil
liam and John Gray, is this
day dissolved by mutual coofent,- —
All Persons indebted to, or that feave any
demands on said firm, are requeued to
call on said William or John Gray for
fettlemenu WILLIAM GRAY.
Thirty-nine acres of the best
of Wood and Meadow Land, about two
miles from said house. Likewise
A good Pasture near laid
Meadow, on which there is considerable
Pine Timber.
By virtue of licence from the Hon. fudge
of Probate, "Will Refold
At Public Vendue,
On Tuefday 29th instant,
VENDUE.