The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-10-18 00:00:00, page 3

BOSTON, OCT. 16.
The United States frigate Adams, captain Robin
fan, baying completed ber crew, dropped down yes
terday to the Watering place at Staten IJland. It is
said jbe will fail on ber fecund cruize in a few days.
Tbefrigate New-York, Capt. Morris, we are ,
informed, quants about JO to complete ber crew ; she
will also be ready for sea in a few days.
LOSS of the Mary, of East Haddam.
PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 7.
Arrived the Jhip Charles, Capt. Bytbroeod from
a f u "efsful trade to Africa. Car, Ivory, gold
dust, ^e. Peter Plight a gentleman on board ber
jurnifoed us with the flowing .femorandum ; The
16tb Sept, spoke the fchr. Lou if a Salter, Taylor
' to />ford, mailer, from Wafoington, (N. Cf wll
Arrived here brig Nitty, Capt. N. Lord in 30
days from Tobago ; left there, brig Orion, Captain
Samuel Briard; brig Little Cherub, Capt. Wm.
Appleton ; brig Orion, Capt. Hulmes of this port ;
failed in Co. with the armed brig Rainbow, of 16
guns, Capt. Tyler, and brig Little-fobn-Butler,
Capt. Gram of New-York. A febr. owned by Mr.
Knapp of Btfcn,failed from Tobago about the ICtb
or I Ith of Sept, to touch at Martinique for convoy &
then proceed to Boston.
At an annual meeting of the New-Hampshire
Medical Society in the Eastern Diftri&, at Exe
ter, on the firft Wednesday in September, 1800,
the following persons were elected officers for
the year ensuing, viz.
Hon. Samuel Tenney, Prolocutbr.
Arrivals and Departures since Q&. 11.
"LQtb, failed brig Ceres, Underwood, Berbice.
do. brig Ranger, Shaw, Antigua.
do.foep Amity, Woodward, Philadelphia.
16th, arrived Brig Hitty, Lord, Tobago.
do. brig Ri,ng Sun, Noble, St. Vincents,
17th, do. barque Mary, Parrot, ■ -
do. Fidelity, Simpson, Liverpool, 70 days.
Adjourned to meet at Deaton Dearborn's in
Chester, on the firft Wednesday in Feb. next, at
IO o'clock A M.
PEIRCE's Oracle's Marine Journal.
PORTSMOUTH, oct. 18.
KINE-POX.
A correspondent is happy to remark, that
Dr. Waterhouse's theory of this distemper, is
verified by Dr. Spalding's pradice; this
gentleman's patients are at present numerous ;
they daily increase; and we expe&, that all who
have not had the small pox, will embrace the
present opportunity, of receiving a mild difcafe,
in the room of a severe distemper ; and certain
present life, for possible immediate death. None
die of the kine pox. Millions have died of the
small pox. Why then hesitate ? The kine pox,
denies the possible admission of the small pox in
any form: It has determined to expel it from
the earth ; and it will finally triumph, over the
dcadlieft foe of manly health,and female beauty.
It seems that this is only a branch of
the French system of fraternity. Mr.
Jefferfon, the patriot, the philosopher, and
the friend of the people, & all his band of
brother patriots, have now an opportu
nity of failing, with frefh gales, "on
the tempeftuourfea of liberty."
The conspiracy of the blacks in the
southern Rates appears to be very ge
neral and alarming. If the modern
doctrines of liberty ana equality and the
rights of man, have obtained a general
currency among the Haves, they can
not be eradicated. The blacks can on
ly be kept in fubjedion by rigorous
punishments and a military force. The
whites mult constantly lie on their a-ms.
Heaven grant the people may escape
more terrible calamities!
The ship Sally, Bunker, in 48 days
from Hull, in the North Sea was board
ed by the English sloop of war Jealous,
who preflfed two seaman, one of whom
was an American. \_N.Tork paper.]
Thefollowing extraß ofa letter from Cast, Wm.
Ladd, of the JFp Charlotte, of this port, doted
Kingston, ("Jam.) Aug. jl, lßoo,fo bis owners,
will tend to expofc the over-bearing and unjust con
duel of feme Britijb Officers. The Nation ought,
to punijh fucb villainy.
" We were boarded off the Caycos' by his
Britannic Majesty's Hoop of war the Tyfiphone,
commanded by Cape. Davies, who put on board
us 12 French passengers, taken from the Ame
rican brig Amazon, sent in here on suspicion.—
He likewise sent about 20It) of beef and pork,
and 50 weight of bread for their subsistence.—
When we arrived at Port Royal, the (hip was
flopped and detained 24 hours on account of
said passengers ; they not permitting us to go to
town,although we had Capt. Davies' protection
for the passengers. The officer of police then
gave us permission in writing, mentioning the
Frenchmen as prisoners of war, with direction
to deliver them over to the Commissary of pris
oners; who, when we had got to town, would
not receive them, but told us not to land them on
our peril; and would allow us nothing fortheir
subsistence. Wethen applied to the Governor,
and every other officer who had any thing to
do with prisoners or French passengers, but
none of them would take cognizance of the mat
ter, or allow us any fatisfadlion for their
maintenance or the detention of the ship. At
length the Governor wrote us a billet, allowing
us a half permission to land them on condition
of their immediately taking passages to Ameri
ca, which we could not guarantee— we of course
landed them, but are not without some fear of
incurring the penalty, which is £2OO for each
passenger, and 6 months imprisonment for my
felf.—This is a sample of English rectitude!"
The Editor of the Oracle, scorns to advocate
the conduct of one nation, more than another ;
he equally despises the imperious behavior of the
English, as he does the artful, intriguing fineffe
of the French ; his aim is to unite the Citizens
of the United States, in the love of their own
Country, and to lead them to admire and refpeft
their own government, as being one of the befy
and wisest administered of any in the whole uni
verse. jacobin afperftons to the contrary notwitb-
Landing.
What has led to these observations is our be
ing called upon to publish the lawless fpoilations,
piracies and depredations of two rival nations
on the American Commerce.
Drs. Thomas S. Ranney, )
Thomas Adams, > Directors.
Joseph Tilton, )
sortfmoutb
Dr. Josiah Bartlett, Notary.
Dr. John Fogg, Fiscal.
^AT IBOO
BRITISH INSOLENCE !
MEDICAL.
October 12, 1800—Departed this life, Mr.
Joseph Cotton, in the 86th year of his age.
He was a ruling elder in the Church of which
he was a member; in which office be was emi
nently faithful; in reproving fin and counfel
ling and admonithing the members of the church
and others, as wisdom directs ; he was much
esteemed by the members of the Church, as a
pillar under Christ the great Head of the Church
—he was very ufeful in entertaining good min
iftcrs of Jesus Christ, or those that he charitably
hoped were such ; and as far as he was able,
benevolent and charitable to the poor, was giv
to hospitality to the faints. He was much con
cerned for the welfare of the nation, and was
never known to forget to pray for its peace and
prosperity, when he prayed in his family or at
meetings ; and did, with the Church, of which
he was a member, frequently join in keeping
days of fading and prayer for the revival of re
ligion in the power and purity thereof ; and for
the prosperity of the nations and their rulers ;
he lamented the increasing wickedness of the
times, and as he consulted the holy scriptures,
and observed the conduct of the Almighty, in
punching those nations that we're incorrigible ;
did often express his fears, that unless we were
reformed, God would visit us with his righte
ous judgments. We trust that we can fay of
him, that he held faft the profeffion of his faith
without wavering, for upwards of forty years,
since he joined as a member of the Church,
and at hft died in the faith of the Gafpel, and
come to his grave in peace, and was gathered,
like a fhcck of corn in his season. May we all
follow him, who thro' faith and patience is now
inheriting the promises. He has left an aged
widow, who is very infirm, and one fan and
daughter, and a number of grand children, and
great grand children, to mourn the loss of a
kind and tender hatband, and loving and indul
gent parent.
The Fever fill continues^ to affiß Norfolk in
Virginia. At Baltimore, there died of the fever,
the „b, twelve ; 6tb, twelve ; the ;tb twenty
fix. Liberal donations continue to be received by
the Health Commissioners,
The health of the town of Providence is fully
restored. By an official account, dated the 30th ult.
it appears, the zcbole number taken fu:k of the fever
this season has been 84, of whom fl have deceased.
Doc. Wm. Cutter,
INFORMS tlie Public that he is
ready to inoculate for the COW
POX, —All applications will be ftridly
attended to the ensuing week— Without
diflinHion- October 18, 1800.
BEGS leave to inform his
Friends and the Public in general.
That he has a compleat let of the much
admired, and universally celebrated
Wooden Horjes ;
where Gentlemen and Ladits may ride
in private ; having 3 perfect CIRCUS
built for the purpose. This truly pleat
ing and innocent amusement is in the
hi^hefl estimation in the principal Eu
ropeao countries, and in America—efpe
ciilly in Philadelphia, Newyork, Balti
more, Bolton, &c. &c.—Giving the
greatest fatisfiaioo, being highly recom
mended by the frilphysicians, as the
mod operative for the circulation of the
blood.
MARRIED\—At Amberft, Rev. feffe Ap
pleton of Hampton, to Miss Elizabeth Means
MARRIED] —At Exeter, Mr.fojepb Lam
fon, jr. to Miss Mary Sewall Patker, daughter of
the Hen. fudge Parker.
Alfa, In this tom, Mrs. Todd, aged 88.
DIED\ — At Dover, Mr. fona. Gage, aged 66,
Mr. George Watson, aged 53. Also, a child of
Mr. Samvel Richer, and a child of Mrs. Gerrifo.
At Somerfivertb, Capt. Francis Warren.
The CIRCUS opens for Ladies and
Gentlemen every day in the week (Sun
days excepted) from morning 'till night,
ts Grown People 25 Cents each, Chil
dren half price.
Portfsmuth, 08. iS, 1800.
It is a pleasing reflection that while the inva
fidns of infidelity rage in many pares, and the
eastern reformers of the wotid, and boasting
regenerators of society are prostrating the Ai
tare, and demolishing the temples of faoVAil ;
The vacant Churches of Christ, in this land,
arc supplying, with pastors chosen by God, we
trust, and sent forth, by him, to labor in his
vineyard.—A pleating illustration of this repre
sentation was given at Newmarket, on Wed
nesday the 15th inst. in the call and solemn and
orderly indudfon of the Rev. James Thurs
ton, to the pastoral care and charge of the
congregational Church of Christ in that town.
The public and solemn exercises were opened
witha comprehensive, animated, and well a
dopted prayer, peculiarly happy for the day, by
the Rev. Mr. Holt, of Epping. A discourse
was thin delivered, from Revelations XIV,
firft part of the 6 verse. 1 “ And Ifawanother
Angelfly in the midfl of Heaven, basing the ever
lifting gospel to preach," by the Rev. Mr. Milti
more of Stratham, the style was nervous, flow
ing and elegant. The sentiments liberal, just
and ufeful. A suitable ordaining prayer was
made by the Rev. Mr. Buddy of Newbury-port.
The Rev. Mr. Coe of Durham, moderated and
gave an extemporaneous charge, replete with
inftru aion. The Rev. Mr. Pidgeon of Hamp
ton gave the fellowlhip of the Churches, and
and the Rev. Mr. Hull, of Seabrook closed with
an excellent prayer. A large collection of
fingers difeovered their tafle and judgment, by
the fele&ion of their music, and the manner of
performance, was esteemed by judges of music
highly graceful. The whole was conducted
with the greatest decorum, and a numerous
assembly attended with seriousness and order,
and did themselves honor, by a deportment be
coming the solemn tranfadion.
ORDAINED —At Bangor, Maine, Mr.
fames Boyd
gone us tie following information, with a requf to
have it published. Sept. 12, at meridian tie man at
toe brim, aifeovered a wreck to wiadward. At I
P. M. came along fide of it and found a man on it,
and by throwing a rope battled him on board. He
•was almofi "without life, and on enquiry [aid bis name
•was Chapman —The wreck a brig, called the Mary
from Etf Haddam, %ir New-London, Ebenezer
Heard, mfer, owned by Mefrs,Cbapmans, who,
be (aid, "were bis brothers. The brig was bound
to Demerara ladaed zvitb perk, beef, borfes, rattle
°&c.—On Wednesday evening, they met with a tre
mendous gale from the S. £. which occasioned an im
mediate Joipwreck by which every foul but bimfelf
periled —We took bin, off the wreck in lot. IJ, 49,
% 59, 23, W.
Mr. Dockum,
STATE OF DISEASE.
C 0 MMUNICATION.
ORDINATION.
lanthropic, and in the 4th Class of the
Amofteag Lottery—forfale by Charles Peirce.
OThe Philanthropic Lottery pofi
tivdy recommenced drawing the 16th, and the
Amofkeag will commence the gift inst.
tribe Subjeribe s to the Umverjut mer
chant are requeued to call at C. Peirce's
foop for their Books.
Tin and Pewter Wares,
Which he will dispose of bv Wholesale
and Retail, Cheap. —ALSO —
Makes and fells Slieet Iron
STOVES and FUNNELS.
Calk or any of the above articles given for
old Pewter and Lead, Od. 18.
rarcraCTrwHrffsft^Qmnre^nnt^
BANQ UE TING-HO USE.
—0—
Stephen Delande,
CONFECTIONER,
Eafl of the Lew Market,
Respectfully inf orms
his Friends and the Public that he
has on hand a general afortment of
Respectfully informs his cus
tomers and the Public in general,
that he bas for falq wholesale and retail,
A great variety of
CONFECTION,
TO lupercede the necessity of
writing particularly to every person
indebted to the subscriber for this or any
other Newfpapcr, he now presents one to
every person of the above description
(tho' not in form) requeuing them to call
at the fevtral places where their newspa
pers are left, and pay the balance due.
He likewise tells them if they should
be found 'neglectful, and should be called
upon another way, he should think him
felf exculpated from any blame, without
giving further notice.
Tickets in the Phi-
Cold Leather is Coming!
FEATHERS.
Abraham Isaac,
INFORMS the Public that he has just
received and offers for file, a quantity
ot good New FEATHERS, warranted
free from any infection.— Likewife —
A large assortment of
Crockery, Glass Ware,
and LOOKING GLASSES,
which he will fell very cheap.
—AL^O—
-4 Cass Iron STOVES.
N. B. rendue kept as usual every
Wednesday. Porthnouth, Oft, 18.
Confining of
Peppermint Lozenges, Sugar
Almons, Burnt Almonds, Sugar Plumbs,
Cinnamon sugar Plumbs, Annifeed sugar
Plumbs, Lemon sugar Plumbs, Conserve
of Loaf Sugar, loaf sugar Candy, brown
sugar Candy, Spanifb sugar Candy, Pre
served Lemons, Currant Jelly, Quince
Jelly best quality, Sugar Cake, Macaroni
Cake, Alnond Cake, Aonifeed Cake,
Plumb Cake, Plain Cake, Diet Bread,
Pies of all kinds.
He likewise informs the Ladies that he
makes ail kinds of CAKES and PIES,
for Company, at the shortest Notice.
Portsmouth. Odober 18, 1 800.
John Badger,
Tin Plate Worker,
Opposite the Oracle Printing-office,
Daniel Street,
REMOULD.
Eberir Chadwick,
Respectfully informs the pub
lie that he has REMOVED from
the store he lately occupied in Buck-dreet,
to the store direaly opposite Mr. Samuel
Hill's, on Spring-Hill, where he has for
Sale A general affwtmen/ of
Weft-India Goods and
GROCERIES.
Porfmouth, OAobor 3.
Oil l^ednefday ne^t, at 10 o'clock
A. M. at Abraham Isaac's
Au^ion-Room,
Tie follows?, Articles, viz.
SUPERFINE Broad Cloth COATS
good as new; do, do. do. Waificoats,
S^all Clothes & Pantaloons; CaTimere
Wliftcoats, Breeches and PanWioon;
Fine cotton Shirts; Neclf &
Ricker Handkerchiefs; Silk, cotton and
worsted Stockings; Boots and Shoes.
1 case Pictols, 1 pair pocket do.
1 Stiletto: Gold Epuilets; Hits and
Hit-Box; Napkins; Knit cotton Draw
ers ; Murfeilles quilt Waistcoats, and
fondry other articles of wearing apparel,
with a variety of other Articles.
Portsmouth, Oa. 18, 1800.
THEfI >op Betsey,
^^(s.''"" "' GGIN% ""'
ter, now laying at the long
Wharf in this town, to
fail by the 22J inst — For Freight or Pas-
F W e a PP y'" f ° e mafttr on board, or at
No. ~, on laid wharf.
For New-York,
10 Be. SOLD
At Public Auction
Port/moud, OH. 18 1800
Has just received per the Packet, from Liver
pool, a large affirtment of
A few pieces Superfine drab
and brown COATINGS for
Gentlemens Surtouts.
4. 7 8 9 an d 10 Rose Blankets.
4 4 4
Flannels,
Baizes,
Plain and mixt Forest Cloths,
Swandowns,
Coatings,
which will be fold very cheap by the
piece or retail.
He has also received
'j'HE Subicriber intending to
Remove from this town in January
next, some distance from here, requests
all who have any demandsupon him, and
all who are indebted to him, to call and
fettle the fame immediately, as he wishes
to fettle up all affairs before he leaves
this place.
The Convenient Dwelling-
HOUSE in Washington -street in which
the fubferiber now lives, with the Land
Barn and all the conveniencies is now
FOR SALE. —ALSO—'
G OO D S,
Which will be Sold on reasonable Terms.
CONSISTING OF
SUPERFINE, middling, and
low pric'd Brosd-Clothes; Caffimeres;
Forest Cloth, ; Coatings ; Ratteens ;
Flannels ; Brizes; rose& mill'd Blankets;
Swandowns; Velvets; Thicklets; fancy
Cord ; black and green silk Shagg ; fijk
atid worfteri Phifh; Men's black and af
forded warfted Hose.
Calicoes and Chintzes of the
liteft fadron ; Muflinetsand Dimeties ;
Book and Jaconet M uflins, and Muslin
Handkerchief ; Camel) hair, muslin,
chin'z, purple, and colored silk Shawls;
Euglnl) and India B^dannoes ; Black
silk Handkerchiefs ; Wildbores ; Cam
blets ; Durants and Shalloons ; black
Modes ; black and colored Satti ns ;
Thread Laces and Edgings ; Satin, Chi
na, mode and love Ribbons.
Ladies fafbionable black satin
Beavers ; fafhionable black and color'd
Feathers ; Mens fashionable round-top
Beavers: Womens white and colored (ilk
Gloves ; black worked Gloves & Mitts.
Worsted Pantaloons ; Panta
loon Pieces and Pantaloon Hose ; Mens
beaver and wafli leather Gloves, some
lin'd with Flannel ; white Kid Gloves.
Black, Grey, Brown and Red
MUFFS and TIPPETS ; white, grey,
brown & ting'd Canary Fur Trimmings.
Fashionable gilt, coat & vest
Buttons ; brown Hollands ; Checks;
Thread ; black and color'd Sev 1 ilk ;
Twist ; Galloons ; cotton & silk ferrets ;
Tapes ; with a variety of other articles.
Portsmouth, OHober 18, 1800.
Fall & Winter GOODS
Charles Hardy
Hasjuft received and for sale at hisfop in
Crofsfreet, nearly oppofte Col. Brewfle?'s,
A great variety of,
SUPERfine and mid
dling Broad Cloths, Caffimere, Rat
teen, Coating, Flannels, Baizes, Domett.
Fashionable Vesting, silk Velvet.
Fashionable steel gilt and plated
BUTTONS. 0^.4.
rtoraoCTF=3OTure ±rarrera ¥ rTC ,_=
WOOLLENS
James Rundlet
JONATHAN LOCK.
N. B. If said Buildings are not fold by
Janin ry next, they will be TO LET.
Porfoouth, Oa. 18, 1800.
A water Lot, on the street that
leads to Capt. Gove's tanyard, with a
Buildingthereon, designed for a Dwelling-
House, but now improved as a Black
smith's shop, to be entered upon in Jan
uary next, for further particulars Inquire
of the Subscriber.
THE Subferibers, named Ex
ecutors of the last Testament, of
SAMUEL GERRISH, Jun.
late of Dover, Merchant, deceafed,having
accepted that trust, at)d given bonds for
the faithful performance thereof agreeably
to law, request all persons having de
mands against his estate, to present the
fame for atyuftment. Those indebted are
desired to make immediate payment.
Wm. Brewster, ? , ,
Wm. K. Atkinson, j "'"°°
Dover, OIL 8, iSqo.
Fall W Winter GOODS.
James Henderson,
And for file at his Store in Mar
ket Street, at the lowest Cath
Prices. Portsmouth, OH iS. ißoo.
GOOD S,
Os the latefi Importation,
JUST RECEIVED By
OLIVER BRIARD,
if^h Fail- ahJ- Winter
Har taken the Store lately occupied by
Nathaniel White, Est. where be
bar opened a General offirtment of
FALL & WINTER
New Line of Stages from
Portsmouth to Portland, on the
upper Road over Pifeataqua
Bridge, through Dover & Berwick.
THE Public are refpedfully
informed, that the Subferibers have
commenced running a STAGE from
Portsmouth to Portland and back again,
on the following days; to leave Portf
m^uth every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings at an early hour, and
arrive at Portland the fame evenings—
leave Portland every Tuefday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings, and arrive at
Portsmouth the fame evenings ; —Thofe
who with for fears, may apply at Deacon
Samuel Bowles at Portsmouth, at Col-
Coggwells in Dover, ar Mr. George
Froftin Berwick, at Maj. Jefferds in Ken
nebunk, and at Mr. Josiah Paine's ia
Portland, where Stage Books will be kept-
The Proprietors will provide good
Carriages and Horses, and careful oblig
ing Drivers.
141 b. Baggage will be allowed gratis.
The Stage Proprietors will not be accoun
table for loft Baggage.
The Proprietors will provide
good carriages and horses, and careful
obliging drivers. Those who with for
feats may apply at Mr. KENDAL'sat
the Bunch of Grapes, State-Street, Bol
ton ; at Mr. STAVERS' in Portsmouth;
at Mr. RICE's in Kittery, or at Mr.
PAINE's' in Portland, where Stage Books
will be kept.—Fourteen lb. baggage will
be allowed gratis. The Stage Proprie
tors will not be accountable for loft bag
gage. The stage began running every
day on Monday, Oft. 6.
JOSIAH PAINE ;
W M . STAVERS ;
ALEX'r. RICE;
ELIAS BAGLEY.
The Stage will leave Portjmouth
every Morning (except Sundays) and ar
rive at Portland the fame Evenings.
Leave Portland every Morning (except
Sundays) and arrive at Portsmouth the
fame Evenings.
THE Subscribe r refpe&fully informs
his friends in the Country, and the
Public in general, that he has opened a
House of Entertainment, at his Hcufe a
little below the State-houle, in Daniel,
street, Portsmouth, where Gentlemen and
Ladies may be accomodated with private
Lodgings. Also, keeping for Horfa,
where every attention will be paid to
Travellers, and upon as realonable Terms
as the times will admit.
SAMUEL BOWLES.
Portsmouth, OH. 18^1800. .
A Large afortnient of
Writing - PAPER,
Tuft received and for fak by the ream «r quire,
b, C. Peiroe, No. J, D^d^et Pfifotb.
September 29, 1800.
THE Subferibers are
about eftablifhiog a Line of Stages
to run from Boflon to Portland, by which
the Mail will be conveyed. To leave
Boston every Morning (except Sundays)
and arrive at Portsmouth the lame Even
ings, leave Portsmouth every Morning
(except Sundays,) and arrives at Boston
the fame Evenings.
Hamilton's Worm Destroying Lo
zenges.—Hamilton's Elixir, for the hooping
cough, fore throats, &c. Hamilton's Genuine
Essence and Extras of Mustard, for rheuma
tifms,put, &c. Hamilton's Grand Restorative;
Dr. Hahn's Genuine Corn Plaster; Genuine
Petfian Lotion, for the cure of pimples, freckles,
ringworms, &c. Damask Lip Salve; Dr. Hahn's
Genuine Eye Water; Restorative Powder for
teeth and gums; Dr. Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills ;
Anodyne Elixir, for the cure of every kind of
head-ache; Ague arid Fever Drops, being an
infallible cure for Agues remittent and inter
mittent fevers; Tooth-ache Drops, which give
immediate relief : sovereign and fafe Ointment
for the itch, warranted an infallible cure at one
application ; Dr. Leroux's Patent Vegetable
Specific, a certain cure for venereal complaints,
in every stage.
^ For 2 more full description of
d affidavits
Backfiller, No. §, Daniel-freet, Portsmouth,
HAS just received a supply of the
following highly approved PATENT
MEDICINES, viz.
I tumble patent medicine-
Charles Peirce,
Iffen rate for Call).
Portsmouth. OR. in. 1800.
Mail-Stages.
Entertainment.
JOSIAH PAINE,
AARON CHAMBERLAIN,
GEORGE FROST.