The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-02-07 00:00:00, page 3

Boston, fed. e.
COMMERCIAL.
Axtrafi of a letter from one of the most refoeaable
mercantile boufes in Lifoon, to bis correJpondent in
Providence, dated Nov. 14.
"It has been notified to the merchants, that
the wheat in the stores will riot reach further
, than February ;at the fame time, England is
fendpg here 10,606 troops, part of which are
already arrived, and it is well known that they
cannot spare any thing for their support. Un
der these circumstances we can. f d fely recom
mend feipments of either wheat, flour or Indian
corn.
Wheat, 3 dollars l
Corn x 3.4 < per bulhel,
Beans, 4 )
Flour, 17 )
P° rk > 18 > per barrel.
Beef, 12 ) '
Butter, 1-3 1
Bees Wax, 1-3 P er Pound
F^> 6 { ,
Rice, 8 1-2 j P er quintal.
Pipe Staves, 120 per long thousand."
The lift Paris papers announces the
"discovery of a method for the fufion of
emeralds,by which any number of them
may be melted, so as to form one stone
without the lead impairing the luftre
ofits appearance. Similar experiments
made upon rubies, topazes, and other
precious stones, have not been fucceiT
ful.
Among the noblemen introduced to
his Majesty yesterday, was His Excel
lency Hodge Ibraham Candid, Admi
ral of Algiers, ,and Ambaflador and
Minister Plenipotentiary from the Dey.
He has presented to the King two beau
tiful African horses, one black and the
other bay, richly caparisoned with a
fiddle embroidered with gold, and the
ftirfups of filyer ; he also presented ah
elegant flvord, besides other costly pre
sents.—His excellency is a fine tall man
and appears about fifty years old
His attendants, on parting with the
horses kissed the animals & ffied tears.
Arrived the French privateer Le feune Creole,
prize to the U. S. frigate Cbefapeake, Capt. S.
Barron, captured on the ift of fan. in lat. 26,56,
after a chace of 50 hours. She was fitted out at
Porto Rico, is pierced for 16 guns, but had only 6
mounted when the chace commenced, which foe threw
overboard; the remaining IO with the carriages were
in the hold. The privateer had been out 29 days,
during which Jbe captured a British flip from St.
fohn's (New Brunswick,) and an American Jbip.
The prize arrived under charge of Lieut. Sin
clair.
Os the Schooner Argo.
U r e mentioned in a late paper, that the feb'r Argo,
of Portland bad been difeovered at the Leftward, a
wreck, and it wasfeared that the crew were dll loft.
We a— bappy to learn that Capt. D. Lowell from
Portland fortunately met with them on bis outward
bound passage, in a boat in which they bad escaped, and
saved all the crew, together with some of the property.
The Constitution frigate, of 44 guns, captain
Talbot,arrived fafe at Cape-Franco^in 16 days.
The article dating the arrival oft tie Congress
and Scammel, in the Chesapeake, was errone
ous ; —at the date of the last accounts, they
were cruising off Cape Francois.
From unquefiionable authority we are authorized
tofay, that fudge Washington is writing the life, of
the Father of our country. Many particulars
hitherto unknown, will be disclosed, in this deeply
interning work, which will increase, our admiration
and love, even of WaJWngton. A considerable time
must elapse, before it will be given to the public.
Norfolk, fan. 17. The two vessels mentioned in
our last to bale been taken by the French Privateer
Le Jeune Creole, were the American flip Hibernia,
capt. Fanning (of Btfon)from Damifcotta to Ja
maica with Lumber and Spare, and the Britifofoip
Ludlow, capt. Matthews, from St. John's Nezu
Brunswick for Jamaica, with lumber and fjb.
By a letter from an officer at present
serving in Malta, to his relation in
Cork, dated Fort Elmo La Valletta,
September 9, we are informed—that
the Captains of the navy expert 10001.
each of prize money by the capture of
the vessels taken at Malta; the value
of the guns found in the fortrefs of La
Valetta is ertimated at 114,000!. even
were they to be fold as old metal ; the
buildings aie so Mattered by the siege
that it will require some years to re-in
state them. The regiments there at
present, expe& to remain at the garri
son of the itiand.
The Hon. Daniel Davis, Esq. Attorney of the
dfriCl of Maine, has been appointed Solicitor Gene
alof the Commonwealth of Mffacbufelts.
A publication in the American Mer
cury, of January ift, signed “ Gurdon
THOMPsoN,,hffo,"ftates three cases
of persons having the Kine-pox severely
and afterwards experiencing the opera
tion of the Small-pox in a very consider
able degree, having from one to two
hundred pustules each.
The British ihip America, of 64 guns, Capt.
Bingham, has been loft on Jamaica. [The Brit
ish have loft by various accidents fourteen fail
of the line since the commencement of the war
with France. They have loft but three, which
have been taken, one of which, the Alexander,
they have since retaken ; one other was a French
ship Le Cenfeur.]
It is said the exportation of pot-ash from Rus
sia has been prohibited ; and that the price is
of course, enhanced in some other pares ofEu
ropc.
It is proposed in the Georgetown (Mary
land) paper, thae certain resolutions should be
palled by the inhabi : ots, declaring, that it is
their interest and wish, that that town and all
the territory of Columbia, be forever exempt
from all authority of the States of Maryland &
Virginia, and that it have a separate government
under the authority of the States. And it is
farther proposed, that they have a feperate re
preferrtaticn in Congress, and that until such
tinre as the Constitution can be amended, so as
td invest them with this power, they may re
main unrepresented.
A St. Vincent paper of Dec. 6, fays the price
of Rum has risen in that Island 25 per cent, in
consequence of the prohibition of diftilhng grain
in England. Sugar had also taken a very con
siderable rife.
NORFOLK, JAN. Is.
A PRIZE.
LONDON, NOV. 26.
Fine times, Jemmy, 1 hear your master has
grown quite independent. To be fare he has,
and how can he help that, for he has nothing to
depend upon ? But I mean (hat he is rich, and
lives merely upon the interest of his money
He merely liver to be sure, and faith I believe it is
on the Inters of hie money, for the Principal has
been gone tms long time, to my knowledge.
A definitive Treaty of Peace has
been made between the Regency of Al
giers, and the French Republic. A
mong the principal articles are the fol
lowing :—“ The Regency of Algiers
shall restore to the French Republic the
concefams of Africa, in the fame man
ner, and on the fame conditions, as
formerly enjoyed by France, in virtue
of ancient Treaties, and conformably
to that of 1790." —“ The goods, mo
nies, and effects, which the Agents of
the Regency took from the factories,
shall be restored" —“ Frenchmen shall
never be held in Algiers cis slaves under any
pretext ‘whatever." The Commissary
General of the French Republic shall
continue to enjoy the pre-eminence o
ver all the Agents of other nations."
On the day in which the Treaty was
ratifiedby the Dey,citizen Dubois Thain
ville, who negociated the Treaty, was
presented and delivered his letters of
credence, as Commissary-General; and
was received by him with every de
monstration of refpe&.
• o-
The Royal Library at Copenhagen consists,
according to the latest accounts of 250,000
Volumes. The sum granted annually by Go
vernment, for the purchase of new works, a
mounts to 18,000 livers. The City of Copen
hagen pofleffes, besides, three other public Li
braries; that of the University, that of Claften,
and that of Hielmftern. There are likewise
reckoned ten very large Private Libraries.
From the account of Receipts of the United
States, from the ift of October 179,, to the
30th September 1800, published by the Secre
tary of the Treasury, we have extruded the fol
lowing : Dh. Ct „
From the State of New-Hampshi re , 42,892 95
AfaiTachufctts, 72,000
Rhode- Island, 5,33^ 21
Connecticut, 109,772 8
Vermont, 3 , 43 6 50
New-Jersey, 59,050 54
Pennly|vania, 62,336 18
Delaware, 18,000
Virginia 6,493 42
Tennessee 1,980 52
From fix of the Southern States nothing had
been received on this Tax—ln some of them the
valuation has not been completed.
C^We think the following correct
lift of the whole British Navy in James
the firft day, as officially reported in
1618, will be pleating to the readers of
the Oracle, when they contrast it with
the rapidly increasing Navy of the U
nited States. Tons. Tons.
Prince Royal I%oo| | Eagle-Lighter 200
White B^r 900| | Elizabeth Jonas 500
More Honor BoojTriumpb loot
Ann Royal %00^Garland 700
Due Repulse 800|| Mary Rose 600
Defiance 7°°\\Bonadventure 560
Warfpite 6oo\\ ^uitance 200
Affuranee 600|| Advantage 200
Pantguard 6oo\\ Tramontane 160
Red Lion 500jPrimr<fe Panna 30
Nonfuch 500| | Difdain 30
Rainbow sVO\\ Charles 100
Dreadnought 400\\Ketch to
Speedwell 4OO\\Superlatrve (gallies) 100
Antelope 25°\\ Advantagia 100
Adventure 25O\\ Kalatilla lo@
Crane 200|| Galleretta 100
Answer 200||
Phenix „o||Total Tonage 15960
Lions Whelp 1 5°| | 40 k^effels, of which
Moon loofeighf were decayed and
Seven Stars lOO^unfitfor feruice, ahdfaen
Desire yo^wanted a thorough repair.
George Hoy ipo|| ^een Elizabeth left
Primrose Bo| |1703c tons.
^ The Navy of the United States
consists of 40 veffels—l62oo Tons—
Three Ships of 1600, and four of 1200
Tons each.
In the report of Citizen Chaptal, the expence
of public inftru&ion in France is estimated as
follows—'
The Municipal Schools s,ooo,ooofrancs.
Communal Schools 3,000,000
Particular Schools 1,306,600
National Institute 266,000
Total 9,522,600
FEDERAL REPRESENTATIVE.
Lewis R. Morris, Esq. is re-clewed a Reprs
fentative to Congress from Vermont. The
whole number of votes was 2747 —of which
Mr. M. had 1529 —other Federalists 519 —and
Mr. Niles, the Jacobin Candidate, 699 —Federal
majority, 1349.
Dr. L. Spalding of this town, has resigned
the office of Ledurer tn Chemistry and Mate
ria Medica in Dartmouth College
ft is still very doubtful who will be our next
President. Mr. Burr stands as high in the
number of votes as Mr. Jefferfon; and it is well
un dcrftood that he has no objection to a com
petition with him, in the House of Representa
tives. Late accounts are, that the Representa
tion of New-Jersey and Maryland, will vote
for Jefferfon, which would secure his election.
I he irth inst. we trust, will decide the impor
tant affair; and roay it be in that way that
shall best promote the interest, the glory and
happiness of our country !
The Success of the democrats in the late election,
has produced one Jingular effefl.—We are credibly in
forms I that Mr. ftferfon,fince it bar been known,bat
become a tieady attendant on public worship ; and that
bis ears might not be too suddenly broken to the tones
of pfalmody, (which be told old Gov. Robinson be
bad not beard in sixteen years J a few fundays Jince,
in one of the churches near the feat ^government,
there was exhibited an extraordinary fpeaacle of Col.
Parnum, and one or two more democratic members
of C^refofoging Old Hundred at church in the
words,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1801.
Wtbutil
" Sweet is the work, my God, my king 'Ac,"
( Con. Courant.)
DIRECT TAX.
— Salem, in the Alms^boufe, Paul Caboo, aged 6,.
Mrs. Goodell; on Sunday night, in a date of intox
ication,fbefell into the fire and burnt to death ; mrs.
Frances Goodhue, aged 49, wife of the Hon. Benj. G.
— Scituate, mrs. Ruth Cufbing, aged 28, wife of
Pickles Cufbing
At Kittery Mrs. Patience Swett, aged 92, wi
dow of the late Jofepb Swett of York,
On Tuefday morning las departed this life in full
afftrance of a better, after a long and lingering sick
ness which foe bore with a becoming patience, and re
jignation, Mrs. Elizabeth Davenport, aged
54, wife of Mr. John Davenport of this
town, Innholder—Her funeral will proceed from
bis dwelling-boufe in Buck flreet, this afternoon.
Mr John Banfill, aged 99
O THE above Sermon has run
through THREE large editions in England, and
now there is a very handsome American edition
offered the public, which if it meets with dcferv
ed encouragement, every family will become
possessor at least of one of the Books.
*, The above work contains 55 large pages,
and may be bad at C. PEIRCE or W.TrE ADWELLs
Bookfore. Price, 25 cents.
Q Mr. Porter's excellent century
Discourse—and Mr. Buckminster's ar.niver
fary Sermon on the death of the late General
George Washington, may atyfe Le bad at C.
Peirce's Columbian Boolflore.
States of Three Thousand Dollars ;
AND having apprized all the Banks
in the United States of the marks
of the laid Bill, it can be of no real
use to any but the owner ; but as he
feels an inconvenience from the want of
it, he will pay any person ONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS, that has been so
fortunate as to find it, and will deliver
the fame to JOHN TAYLOR.
Richmond. Virginia, Dee. 21, 1800.
Modern Infidelity confdered, with refpeß to
its influence on Society, in a Sermon preached
at Cambridge (England) by
ROBERT HALL, A. M.
Ship America, WalJh,from Le Vera Cruz,bound
for Newburyport, worth 200,000 dollars, has been
captured by the Englijb andfent "to Jamaica. The
Offices in Salem are 20,000 dollars on her.
DIED] —A few days fince,fays a late London
Paper, at her boufe on Blaskbeatb, the once celebrated
and beautiful Countess of Maffarenna. Her decease
at the age of 38 years, was occasioned by the disorder
termed by Pftfciqns the Angina Peltoris. Her
body, on being opened by Mr. Fearon, in the presence
of Donors Laforefterre and Mackie, presented feme
very uncommon appearances. There was literally
no lung on one fide, whild on the other there appeared
a compleat pair, with their proper vessels. The
heart, without being diseased, was preternaturally
enlarged. The case is regarded as extremely novel,
& has excited much conversation in the medical world.
— Boston, William Belftedt, aged 49, for up
wards of 20 years Organist at the Trinity Church ;
Capt. Wm. Mackay, aged ,7; mrs. Charlotte Gray,
aged a],confort of Sylvanus Gray, merchant ; fobn
Tbompfon, rigger, aged 43
— Wellington, Hon. James Jones, of Geor
gia, a Member of the House of Representatives of
the United States, aged 32
Wrapping, Writing and Letter
PAPE R.
This day received a frfh foppl, of
WRITING, Letter & Wrap-
P' n g PAPER, viz—Letter Paper
from 21/ to 36/: per ream, or from 25 to
37 Cents per quire; Writing Paper from
18/: 2if. 22/6, 24/. to 80/: per ream, or
20 Cents, to i Dollar per quire; Wrap
ping Paper from 6f. to 7/6 per ream, a few
reams of which is large and nice.
School Books all kinds; Cy
phering, Writing and Account BOOKS;
Watts'and Smith's Hymn Books; Ham
ilton Moore's Navigation and Daily As
sistant ; a complete set of the Massachu
setts Magazines from 1789 to 94, bound,
lettered and numbered, and would make
a very pleating addition to a fociai or
private Library.
A great variety of Pocket Books.
Ivory Combs; Teeth Brushes ; Razors;
Penknives ; Shaving Boxes and Brushes;
a few very handsome desk, counting-room
and chest Ink Stands, &c.&c.— For sale
at CHARLES PEIRCE's Bookstore,
No. 5, Daniel street, Pnrtfmoufh. Feb 6.
— Newburyport widow Abigail Harris, aged
85 — Mrs Sarab Blodget, second daughter of Ge
neral fobs; Stack, of Derryjield N. H. and wife of
William Blodget, of Newburyport.
— Norfolk, Fofler Perkins , aged 24, midfbipman
on board the U, S. Jbip Portsmouth ,son of Richard
Perkins, Esq. of Bridgwater
A lift of Prizes in
the 4th Class of Amofkeag Canal Lot
tery, is received by the Printer hereof—
Adventurers are requeued to call for their prize money
^3°Loft, a Post-Nate of the United
the REPUBLICANS of. thecity
of New-York, have recommended the
Hon. Stephen Van Rensselaer, as
Governor of that State.—The DE
MOCRATS have nominated the Hon.
George Clinton.,
We are given to understand, that his hon
or Lt. Gov. Van Ranffdaer, declines Handing
a candidate for the Government' at the ensuing
Election. Alb. Gaz.
0
In Albany, New-York and Newport, 13 per
sons have been arrested, concerned in forging
and passing too dollar bills of the Union Bank,
and 10 dollar bills of Massachusetts Bank.
Their plates are also taken.
0
The Emperor of Rtf^b-t refund to acknow
ledge the Prince of frerjberg, as ambafodor extra
ordinary from the court of Vienna.
Arrivals and departures since Jah. 30.
fan. 31 failed Barque Resolution, Lang, Philadelphia
do Brig Rising Sun, Noble, Weft-Indies.
do Brig Hiram, Amazeen, Surinam.
do Schooner Success, Rindge, Demarara.
Feb. I failed Sloop Amity, Woodward, Surinam.
6 Sailed brig Union —R. Blunt— Martinico
do do brig Neary —Frol —Barbadoes
do do Jloop Charming Mary—Salter, Wil
mington N.C.
MARRIED] —At Concord, Rev Rosewell
Messinger, of York, to Miss Mary Brown
At New-Castle, mr, Hall fackfon Lock, to mrt.
Abigail Amazeen
3000 Dollars Loft.
THE House is 40 feet by 24, of 2
stories; with Barn, out houses,
Blacksmiths shop, Wharves, &c. and
about five acres of Land.—A part of
the land has been heretofore occupied
as a ship-yard, is the best situation for
the purpose on the Pifcataqua, and
while it presents an advantageous ef
tablilhment for the naval architect, is
susceptible of such improvements as
may render it a delightful residence for
the private gentleman. For terms and
further particulars, apply to the sub
scriber on the premises.
W. D. PECK.
Village Harmony,
gth Edition #ith new additions, just published
and for salt by C. Pktßca, Pdrtftnotith. #
reader, and not well com
port with a newspaper advertisement, —
He therefore invites them to call and fee
for themselves, where every favor will
be acknowledged with gratitude.
Crates of well assorted Ware
and boxes of Pipes, suitable for country
Traders. Portsmouth, Dec. 13.
in KITTERY, about one mile
from Portsmouth ferry.—
Jo/eph & Jofoua Haven,
who are now opening and for sale a
general assortment of GOODS, suitable
to the season. He calls upon those who
are indebted to him tor make speedy
payment to prevent farther trouble.
Edward J. Peirce,
HAVING now open for sale
a compleat assortment of
Crockery & Glass Ware,
FOR SALE, By
Clark & Conner,
At their Store in Fore-^reet,
Russia iron, do.
for Mill-Saws; Hart and Club
Steel ; Rock Salt ; Antigua Rum ;
Brandy; Coffee; Sugar, Tea; Flour ;
Beef; Pork; Butter; half barrels of
Neats Tongues ; Tubs of Rounds ; Sole-
Leather ; Nova Scotia Grindstones, of
almost all hzes. —also —
A few pieces of English Goods
—the above articles they will fell as low
for cafli as can be had in this town.
Portsmouth, Feb 7, 1801.
Mr. Roberts,
Miniature Painter,
RESpe^tfully informs the in
habitants of Portsmouth, that he
intends to remain in this place a (hort
time, during which, those who please to
favor him with commands may depend
on having striking likenesses, which if
not approved, no gratuity will be expe(ft
ed.—Specimens to be seen at this office.
Portsmouth, Feb. 7, iSor;
Joseph Haven,
INFORMS the public, he has this
day entered into Copartnerfhip with
his Brother, JOSHUA HAVEN :—
The business in future will be done un
der the Firm of
Will thank his Friends in town and
country to call at his
Crockerv & Glass Ware STORE,
Sion of the GOLDEN
PITCHER, in Daniel
ftreet, Portsmouth, Where
they cannot fail of being
suited, in Ware Fafliion
able, Good and Cheap.- —
To enumerate the articles
would be tedious to the
JUST PUBLISHED,
and fir sale at the Ponfmouth Book-fore.
A Ceritury Sermon
delivered at the South Clinch in Ports.
mouth, N. H. together with a number
of historical notes, and an appendix con
taining an account of the newspapers
printed in the State. (Rice 2§ Cem/r.]
I SALE,
At Public Auaion,
On the premises, This Day at 12
o'clock,
THE Dwelling-house
and STORE next the North
Meeting-house, lately occupied by doc
tor Castix, —said Buildings must be re
moved by the firft of April next.—Terms
of payment, one half in one, and the oth
er half in three months from the time of
hie. Pertfmoutk, Feb. 7, iSoi.
TO BE SOLD at Public Vendue,
at the House of the Subferiber in
Stratham, on Thursday the 12th Februa
ry, 1801, at ten o'clock, A. M.
The Household Furniture, late
the property of the Rev.JcsEPH Adams,
deceased, consisting of Feather Beds, Ta
bles and Chairs of various kinds; Cases
of Drawers; a Clock ; one Delk ; one
very valuable Jack; Pewter ; with a va
riety of Kitchen Furniture; also, a num
ber of Volumes on Divinity and various
other fubjeds. Likewife —
One very serviceable Mare with
Fold, and a likely Colt of the lass season.
JOSEPH ADAMS.
A House & Land
Public VENDUE.
TO BE SOLD,
double ditto. t Knob and Ring
Best polifh'd & com-1 Latches.
mon Nail Hammers^ Brass Cocks.
Lathing do. ; House & cabin Bells
Pump dp. j Curling, craping &
Shoe do. 1 pinching Irons.
Steel Compasses. $ Scale Beams.
Double joint do. |Tin'd and Pewter
Bert bright & blacky table Spoons,
pod Augurs, all fizes.j ditto Tea Spoons.
Tap Borers. % Taylor's Shears.
Gimblets, % Horse & flieep do.
Bung Borers. % Afotmmt of Pewter.
Iron Squares. jCrefce Irons.
Brass Dividers. j Bed Screws.
Green Bone, white, Cork Screws,
bone & black wood j Marking Irons.
Knives and Forks, 2 & 3 feet Box Rules
with deserts to meh., Gunters Scales.
Black horb, round,, Brass and Japanfd
stag arid real buck, Ink Pots.
Knives and Forks., Brass feet size Sticks.
Leaf Wood ditto,,Shoe Pinchers.
with defarts. , Awl Hafts & Blades.
Pruning Knives. , Pegging ditto.
Jack Knives. , Center, chair, taper,
Pen Knives. ,sharp & coopers Bits.
Shoemakers heel Knives\Snap tobacco Boxes.
Horse Phleams. fHorfe Whips.
Green bone & leaf}Curry Combs.
wood Table Steels., Pad Locks.
Butchers ditto. ,Chest, trunk, till &
Razors. f cupboard Locks.
Brass head Shovels} Brass, bag, profpe&;
and Tongs. } till, desk, bookcase,
Polifh'd Steel do. } trunk portable and
Iron head do. } Camp desk Locks.
Brass &: steel chim-fClofet Locks.
ney Hooks, }do. knob and bolt-
Brass, iron & jap.} ed ditto.
an'd Candlefticks.f Sad Iron Grates.
Japan oval Waiters.fFire Steels & Palm.
Wire,fnaffel,fpoon-j Irons.
end and belt Pel-, Tin Rivets.
ham Bitts. ,Furniture and dust
Bert 2 barr'd and, Brushes.
common Stirrups. 1 Paint and Tar dittd.
Women's ditto. ,Wood Screws.
Harness Buckles. ^Knitting Pins and
Brass Turrets. } Chapel Needles.
Tin'd & Burnifh'd fShovel Pans.
Cockeyes. }Safh Pollies.
Square Rippon fets.fßazor Hones.
Inlets and Flat SetsfMoufe Traps.
all sizes. ^Bellows.
Staples and Plates. fFiat, half round shoe
Silver'd faddleNails.f and horse Rasps.
Saddlers Punches &f Flat, smooth, half
Pricking Irons. , round common 3
Brass Nails. , square, pittaw and
H& HL Brass and} clock Files.
Iron Hinges. fFifli Hooks.
Garnet, trunk, chert [Chaffing Diflies.
and butt Hinges. }Time Glasses.
Rising, joint, Door, Cabin Mops.
Hinges. }Log Lines, Cod do;
Cast Desk ditto. }Mackarel Lines.
Brass, desk, clock-, Seine Twine, an'd
case, profpea, butt} other articles in the
& card table Hing-} line, too extensive
es. , to enumerate.
Brass table Catches. } —ALSO—
Bed Caps & Carters.}^, 6d, iod, & 20dj
Escutcheons. } NAILS.
Brass rose & lifting} Brads of all kinds.
Handles. }Tacks and Clouts.
Cloak Pins. } —And,
An assortment of
Iron Hollow WARE.
Portfamh, Jan. 24, ißor.
Wanted,
A Few likely MULES,
for which a liberal price will be
given—apply to D. & J. CUTTER.
Registers.
Massachusetts and New-Hampshire REGIS
TERS and Almanacks.
Best British Ink-Powder; black Sand ; Wafers;
Pocket-Books; Slates & Pencils; Quills,&c.
fold Cheap, by CHARLES PEIRCE. No,
S, Daniel-street, Portsmouth, N. H
Hand, tenant, fa(li, Screw, pendant and
and corrlpals Saws., curtain Rings.
Pannel ditto. , Brass Knobs.
Best brass back, cast, Warming Pans,
steel, tenant ditto., Brass Thimbles.
Firmer and focketj Flufli Bolts & Win-
Chizzels, all sizes. , dow Faftnings.
Mortice, paring and, Clock Capitals,
turning ditto. , Quarter ditto.
Firmer, socket and, Cupboard Turns,
turning Gouges. , Brass Door Rappers.
Caft.fteel Chizzels, do. Thumb Latched
and Gouges. ,do. Bell Pulls.
Plane Irons, sorted, Bell Cranks.
is wanted, apply to
D. & J. CUTTER.
Portsmouth, February 6.
New Hard- Ware Store.
Sam'l Walker,&Co.
Respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they
have taken the Store formerly occupi
ed by Mr. Eraten, opposite Mr. Joseph
Haven's in the Brick-store, where they
have for sale a general assortment of
Hard-Ware Goods,
(Which the, will fell on the mofl reasonable
terms,) —viz—
At No.^, Portsmouth. Pier,
20 hhds. good flavored RUM.'
200 bbls. BEEF.
Few bbls. New-York FLOUR.
Fresh RAISINS, &c. &c.
Portfaouth, Feb. 7, iSoi.
FOk SALE, by
Silas Holman
A few Tons of
Screw'd HAY,