The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-11-08 00:00:00, page 3

Extraß of a letter from Santander, (Spain) to arc-
JpeStable boufe in Boflon.
Dated October 8, 1800.
" I have this moment received a letter from
Capt. Crocker, of the Rodolph Frederick who is
now in Paris, and who was captured by the fame
privateer, that took me, advising, "that my trial
comes on the 23d of September, & if it cannot be
be put pff, the ship and cargo will surely be con
demned." It seems that the council of Prizes
have added far different in regard to justice from
what has ever been represented to me before, as
money appears to be the guiding principle they
add upon. The armitures have it in their power
to offer ag^eoterfum without running any rifqqe;
the captured, therefore stand no chance. lunder
ftand that our Envoys are to leave Paris by the
Bth of O&. and in all probability a treaty of
some kind or other, will be made ; those cases
that are not yet judged, are in hopes of a bet
ter chance-. The next post will tell me whether
lam of that number. Inclofed you have a lift of
vcffels, communicated, by Capt. Crocker, that
have been tried at Paris, from which you can
form an idea how the Council of Prizes have
added—
" Ship Pigou, Green, cleared with damages.
Ann and Susan, Pecket, compromized for half
ship and cargo.
Pctapfeo, Hill, do, do.
Peggy, Davidson, do. for 1000 guineas.
Ann, Lord, condemned.
Kitty, Norton, cleared without damage.
Hester, Morgan, cleared with damage &interest.
Columbia,Corran, condemned, letter of marque.
Woodrup Sims, Hogden, do. do.
Beeby, Gizure, condemned.
Frederick, Clark, do.
Ruby, Reef, do.
Statira, Seward, cleared without freight or dam
age, after being twice cleared with freight
and damages, and being in France 2 years.
Polly, Tufts, cleared without damage.
Union, Lunt, cleared with damage and interest.
Republican, Simpson, condemned.
Portland, Stoddard, do.
Pearl, Latimer, cleared with damages.
Nancy, condemned to the Republic.
Molly, Bardall, condemned.
“ Some cf the above ships have been eondemn
#.ed, when their cargoes were acknowledged to be
American. The captor of the Ruby, Captain
Reef, has been heard to boast that she cost him
but 5001, The greater part of the vcffels clear
ed, were not worth more than from 6 to io,oco
dollars, and none but what their cargoes and
snoft of the ships have been fold, and after they
are finally cleared,they mpft comurpmife with
the captors for 30 or 40 per fcpt.''
" My affairs are nearly in the fame
situation as when I last wrote you, ex
cept that the Tribunal of Prizes have
no more to do with American Proper
ty. As the Treaty is compleated, we
expe& all to be saved—but three weeks
since the risk was great, for of 20 Ame
rican vessels they condemned thirteen.
Thank God, there is no rifle at present
on those vessels which have not been
tried, as the Treaty was signed to day,
—and all American property, not con
demned, is to be given up—but it will
take some time to prepare for our de
parture."
A letter from Mr. Gardoque, to an
eminent merchant in this town, con
firms the foregoing, and speaks in flat
tering terms of the bright profpea of a
General Peace. May God, of his in
finite mercy, grant this desired bluffing.
Extras of a letter from Capt. John Rif, of Sa-
" The report here is, that the Ame
rican Commissioners are to leave Paris
on the Bth inst. (to-morrow) on their
return home, and that they have a
greed upon a principle of reconciliation
-—if so, it is probable they have made
some arrangements for the payment of
debts due from the French Govern
ment and French Citizens, to the Citi
zens of the United States."
FURTHER.
^ortfmoutb
Arrived at Marblehead, on Tuefday
night lad, the fch'r Hope, Capt John
P. Swan, in 22 days only from Bilboa.
Accounts were received at Bilboa, from
Paris, a few days before Captain Swan
failed, which were universally credited,
that the American Commissioners had
compleated their business with the
French Government—were to be en
tertained at a Grand Feast, by the First
Consul on the 2d of October, and were
to quit Paris the Sth for Havre, where
a United States Frigate it was said, was
waiting to receive them.
FURTHER.
Extrad of a Letter from an American gentleman
at Bilboa, to his friend in Marblebead, dated
Oa. 7,180 c.
BOSTON, NOV. 6.
The above intelligence is corroborated by capt.
Young, arrived here yesterday from Lisbon : —
He ftates,*that 13 days after leaving Lisbon, he
fell in near the Grand Banks, with Capt. Trevet,
of the brig Mentor, who failed in company with
him, from Lisbon, and was informed, that the
day previous, Capt. Trevet spoke a ship from
London, for Philadelphia, the Captain of which
reported, that he left London Off. 14, and that
intelligence had been received there of a treaty
basing been made between France and America ; —
and that the Gommiffianers bad departed for tbe U. S,
Capt- Young further advises, that intelligence
had been received at Lisbon, of Commissioners
having gone from England for France.
FURTHER.
^We congratulate the public on
the receipt of the following HIGHLY
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE,
and are happy that the ORACLE is
generally the FIRST Paper in this State
to communicate Interesting and agree
able NEWS.
America & France.
NEWS OF THE
highest importance
Further Corroboration.
SATURDAT, NO UEMBER 8.
IF TRUE—Wefocerely ^it may be.
lem, dated Paris, 08. I, 1800.
SALEM, NOVEMBER 6.
Capt. Cornwall arrived at New-York, on
Wednesday evening last, from Lilbon, (~ days,
informs, that dispatches from Oporto, announced
the capture of Vigo by the English ; that it
was thought the troops will proceed from Vigo
to co-operate with the Portuguese against the
Spaniards; for that the king of Spain had refut
ed to permit French Soldiers to enter his domin
ions, but had consented to give his troops up to
French officers. [This account is offnall weight
in our efimation.)
o
Capt. Goodwin arrived yesterday in Quaran
tine road from Gibralter, 49 days, informs, that
accounts from Cadiz stated, that 11,000 persons
died there in 14 days of the Plague—that on
the 7th September, the U. States frigate George
Washington, of 32 guns, Capt. Bainbridge, ar
rived off Gibralter, saluted with 15 guns, which
was returned from the Rock. She failed the
next day for Algiers.
HANOVER, NOV. I.
Col. Sumner of Claremont, lately arrived at
this place from Upper Canada, accompanied by
2 sons of the celebrated Joseph Brant,,Chief cf
the Six nations; and other tribes. These youths,
we understand, are to be educated at Moor's
Charity School, in this place ; under the direc
tion of the Hon. John Wheelock, Prefidentof
Dartmouth University, and of said School.—
An instance of the confidence which that Chief
reposes in the people of these States.
i^i»TO«Mati>nr l nw«^.■..■ I -
PEIRCE's Oracle's Marine journal.
0
Arrived at Damarifcotta, on Friday, the 2^b
ult. the foop Hunter, M'Clintack of Bristol, from
Antigua. On her passage bo me, in the night,
voices lucre beard crying out for assistance. Tbe
foop immediately rounded to, and took off 25 »cn,
•who mere clinging to pieces of a wreck and floating
spars. It fcems tbe unfortunate persons bad belonged
to a Britijb privateer that bad been upset in a gale
of mind. One hundred and twenty persons mere on
board tbe privateer, four of whom mere ladies ; tbe
latter mere loft, and tbe others mere taken up by tbe
Hunter.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.
On Sunday the I<)tb infl. two children of Mr.
Frank, of Falmouth, one about fix tbe other four years
of age, were unfortunately drowned in Scataqua ri
ver. A Mr. Woodfome had carried them over the
river, and then ordered them to return by croffng tbe
fream on a log which lay over it, above which tbe
water bad risen eight or ten inches. In tbe attempt
they were swept off by tbe sapidity of the current
and drowned.
Arrived, brig William, Bowland, from Cape
Francois, 25 days. I.eft there several southern
vessels, The U. S. brig Scammel, arrived at
the cape, with the iofs of part of her guns, which
were thrown overboard in a violent gale of
wind. Spoke nothing.
Several large French and Spanilh privateers
have lately been fitted out at Algefirus & Mal
aga, for the purpose of capturing all American
vessels that (hall be found armed [or unarmed.)
The greatest politeness is Ihown to Americans
in these seas by the British.
PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 8.
Arrivals and departures since Nov. I.
Nov. 3,failed, Jhip Nancy, Orne, Brijiol.
do.Jbip Atlantic, Phillips, Neou-Turk,
do. brig Alligator, Rindge, Demerara.
do. brig Francis Eliza, Hovey, Tobago,
do. brig Abigail, Bell, Virginia.
4tb do.Jbip Cato, Suiter, do.
do. arrived brig Polly, Neal Demerara, via Salem,
do. brig Orion, Holmes, Tobago, via Ifon.
7th, failed, brig Ceres, Underwood, Berbice.
MARRIED] In this town Mr. Oliver Briard,
to Miss Sally Noble.
— Newington, George Hart, Esq. of this town,
to Mrs. Mary Stoodk%
At I'armoutb, Maffaebufetts, Capt. Jeremiah
Taylor to Miss Martba Shaw Alden, yoangf
daughter of tbe Rev. Timothy Alden.
— Newburyport, John Rand, to miss Sally Pet
tingel, daughter of John Pettingel, merchant
— Boflon, Samuel Barret, to miss Ann Norris ;
fofepb Fofdi&k, to miss Hetty Prentiss — Valentine
Baxter, to miss Patty Jones — Godfrey Malbone, to
miss Nancy Conant ; Ifoiab Lucas, to miss Joanna
Waterman ; Martin Blake, to miss Mary Loring.
— Danvers, Nath'l Bowditch, of Salem, to miss
Mary Ingerfol, dau. of Jona. Ingerfol
— Portland, Wm. Capen, to miss Fanny Titcomb.
— Dunbarton, John Blanchard, of Concord, to
mrs. Page, of tbe former place
— Newbury, Stephen Iljlg, jun. to miss Ruth
Short
Departed this life Mr. Thomas Leavit, Jr,
of Hampton, aged 27, by a short illness on the
2d day of this month. His death is a stroke of
Providence most fevercly felt by his surviving
relatives, he being a young man, whose amiable
difpoficion and conduct, secured the affections of
all who had an intimate acquaintance with him.
But Christians ought not to mourn as those who
have no hope ; for all that arc in their graves
ffiall hear the voice of the Son of God and come
forth. Blessed are the dc±d, that die in the
Lord, from henceforth, yea faith the spirit, for
they rest from their labors, and their works do
follow then?. The deceased in his life was hon
orable and honest in trade: To him the poor
man came with confidence ; but went not away
empty. The town in which he lived, has loft
a citizen, from whom they might justly have
expected much. Let the man of sensibility drop
a tear over the grave of this young man. He
was lovely—but to heaven, we trust his foul has
afcended,to be employed in the services of angels.
There ffiall death never enter. In full prolpect
of dissolution, his faith and hope were great, so
that he feared not to die, but prayed to the
Lord Jesus to shorten his time, and give him ah
easy passage. Let weeping parents cease to
weep, when they fee fitch triumphs of faith and
hope, and hear such pious flrains of trust in God,
—and may these comforts wipe the tears from
the eyes of an affectionate wife and dear child.
Be ye also ready, (would I fay to all that read)
for in such an hour as ye think not the Son of
Man cometh.
At Kenfngton, Moses Brown of Newburyport,
to miss Hepftbab Wiggin, of tbe former place.
Alexf Hamilton's
Letter concerning the public condu& and char
acter of JOHN ADAMS, Esq. President of the
United States. This pamphlet contains 54
Oflavo pages, a few of which is just received
from New-York, and for sale at the Columbian
Bookftor%POTtfmouth, N. H. Price 3/9.
TICKETS,
IN Amofkeag Canal Lottery, which com
mences drawing the 28th inst. also, in the
Briflol Church Lottery, which commences the
fiift Monday in December, and in the Philan
thropic, which will finish drawing the last of
next week. There is a capital Chance in these
Lotteries. Tickets and quarters, may be had
of C, Peirce, at tbe Cohurbi-p BocUflore.
DIED] — At Worcester, Samuel Rice, aged 71.
In this town, Mr. Edward Pendexter.
CAPTURE OF FIGO.
PORTLAND, OCT. 2%
BOSTON, 0CT.31.
A Pocket Book Found.
^3*Left at the fore of Edward
Party, yeflerd^y, a red leather Packet. Book
containing a number of Dollars—the owner
applying, may have the Jame again, bvprov
'"^ properly & p a }i n g ''' "'" adveitifemtnt.
Phrtfmouth Nev. 8.
For sale a few Tons of Excellent
1 have long been astonished at the bare-faced
lies palmed on the public in those freaking trum
pets of the Devil, the Jacobinical Papers ; I have
frequently inquired why they remained uncon
tradiAed by the Friends of good Government,
(the FEDERALIS TS,) and have been as re
peated!, told that they were such infamous
falfehoods that no person believed them ! —
One of the mod groundlcfs that ever was utter
ed,! read, the prefcnt week, in a certain vehi
cle of antifederal calumny ; it was, that Mr.
Adams, should fay, " mere be to cleft a Pref dent
for tbe United States, Mr. yferfen mould be the
Man'"
BARLEY.
CIASH will he given-fur any quantity
, of BARLEY, if delivered by the
14th inflant, by MARK SIMES.
Porffmouth, Nov. ';, ISOO.
Crockery & Gla/s kVare,
Sign of tbe GOLDEN PITCHER,
Daniel ficet, Portfnduth.
Edward J. Peirce,
HAS just Received by the Ve
nus from Liverpool, and is now
opening for sale a very large assortment of
Crockery & GlafsWare,
which he will dispose of at the lowest
rate for cash — cotffltng of
Common, Fancy & Fashionable
WARES, among which are a pleating
variety of low pric'd Tea-Setts, Wafli-
Bafons & Ewers ; Green and Blue edg'd
End Blkets, ditto Party Pans, do. Bake
Ddhes, do. Cellery Diflies, Pickci Leaves,
Flummrrv Molds. &c.&c \ Nov. 7.
g^^f CLOOP Wafhing
°r°n tWm. Stayers,jr.
master, to fail in all next
week, for Freight or Pas.
sage, apply to the Master on board or
Mark Simes.
I shall only make this one remark on the a
bove, which is, if lying would have choaked
the Jacobins, the world would have been clear
ed of those pest of Society, long before now !"
, A Friend to Truth.
Hivejuft received by the Ottf arrivals and
now for sale at the Portjmouth Bookflore,
tbe following choice and valuable
publications —u hich they offer
at the lowest Boston pi ices,
Elements of Polite Edu
cation, by the celebrated G. Gregory,
author of the Essays Historical & Natural,
of the Economy of Nature, &c. &c.
Strictures on the modern'fyf
tem ot Female Education—by Hannah
Muore; author of the much admired
" Sacred Dramas, Search after Happi
ness," &c ^An in valuable little wof
just rep inted in America, and dfo ving a dif
"nguijbed place in the library of every Young
Lady.
The Pleasures of Hope.
An Elegant Poem by T. Campbell.
" Willich's Lectures on Diet
Regimen,"&c. "Vagabond."
A (mail assortment of the best
Novels of the he importation, confiding
of the Sailor Boy—Humbert Cadle—Old
Woman, &c. ALSO,
A well feleded assortment of
BIBLES & STATIONARY.
Thomas's Farmer's & Sewall's
TAlik TRUTH andfoe the Devil.
For tbe United Stales Oracle of th Dy.
MR. PEIRCE,
SiGN O ° F THE
GOLDEN T KE Y,
MARKET STREET,
Has just received one thousand
pair of well assorted
SHOES & SLIPPERS
Os every description-—with a general as
sortment of BOOTS, of various kinds ;
wl,ich will be fold as low as can possibly
be afforded ; where may also be had. Hats,
Weft-ludia G 0 O I) S,
GROCERIE S,
CROCKERY-WARE, &c.
—ALSO—
A genera! assortment of Leath
er as utual. Nov. 7, 1800.
A Pocket-Book Lott !
YESTERDAY afternoon was
LOST ill one of the streets in this
town, a Imall black Leather Pot ket-book,
containing about fifteen Dollars in Bank
bills—md a number of Notes & Duebilb.
The perlon who has found the fame and
will leave it with the Printer cf the Ora
cle Iball be handsomely rewarded.
J'w tjmouth. Nov. 8, 1800.
A Frefofyfy of new and
Valuable Publications.
W.Treadwell & Co.
ALMANACS.
Wholetalf and Retail, &c. &c. &c.
SCREW'd HAY.
In, ire f ' " Ptiatgr, Nov.^
For Philadelphia,
Thomas Morton,
SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON-
Which will be fold Wholesale and
Retail, cheap for cash or fort credit.
—AMONG WHICH ARE —
THE very best super
fine London Broad Cloths (made
particularly for that market ;) also lupcr
fine French black and blue Broad Cloths;
low price & middling Broad and Fored
Cloths ; Queens Cloths and fuperfine
Bath Coatings luitable for Ladies' Hab
its ; cross bar'd and fafhionable Swan
downs and Caffimere Veftcoating ; best
Devonfliire Kerfeys; water proof Cloths;
fuperfine Lamblkin; Ratteen & Coatings;
Orleans Cloths, and ftrip'd Eladics; Role
Blankets of a superior quality ; red, crim
fen, green and yellow Baizes ; yard wide
fine black Flannel; green, red and white
ditto; Hunting Cords and Thickletts ;
best Velveteens and Velverets § Carpet
ing and Carpets.
A Complete assortment of
Chintzes of every description and of the
latest fadlion, from 2/ to 7/6 per yard.
A large affortmmt of
Jaconet, Cambrick and Book
Mullins, from 2/6 to its. per yard ;
I Sprigg'd and Tambor'd MUSLINS,
from 3/9 to 15/ per yard ; plain, Ilrip'd
and cross bar do ; Muflintts and Dimi
ties; Muslin Shawls and Handkerchiefs;
purple and patch color'd do. a large as
sortment of silk Shawls and Handker
chiefs ; white Camels hair Shawls with
fringe and netting ; black Muslins.
Also, one Trunk of white and
color'd Muffs and Tippets, of the newest
fafliion; fafhionable Hats and Grecian
Bonnets; fancy Plumes and Feathers;
bugle and other Trimmings; fine white
and black Laces and Edgings; Modes
and Satins; black and white patent
Veils ; Italian Silks; Ludrings; silk
Crapes arid color'd Tiffany.
Also a large assortment of Irish
Lienens and Sheetings of the best ''•
brick, from 2/ to 7/6 per yard ; Cotton
and French Cambricks; Diapers and
Table Cloths; a complete assortment cf
Durants, Calamancoes and Ruffcis; Mo
reaus, Camblets and Wildbores.
A large assortment of Mens'
and Women's fafhionable Beaver Hats,
childrens' do, of all colors; a complete
assortment of Hosiery, of every descrip
tion; preen and red Worded Caps.
INDIA COTTONS, &c.&c. &c.
O Cafli and the bigheft price
given for FLAX SEED. , Nov. 7.
Benjamin Brierley,
^holefale or Retail
For Cash, or short approved Credit ; thry
are now opening, and on Tuefday next
will be ready for their infpedion, at the
Store on Spring-hill, nearly oppofice ilr.
Peter Coffin's.
Assortment of
Fancy, Fashionable and Stanle
GOODS,
Which he offers for sale, at very moder
ate prices, either by
Late of rhe Fi?m of
Lang, Brierley, & Co.
BEGS leave to inform his Friends
add the Public, that he is just arrived
from Europe, with a very general
The GOODS, having been
chosen by himfeif at the manufactories,
and bought with ready money, he pre
sumes will enable him to serve his friends
on the best Terms.
Edw'd Parry,
HAS JUST RECEIVED
A large assortment of Fashionable
t 3 Wanted, an adive Beady BOY to
attend in the Store; one accustomed to
the business woijjd be preferred.
iinm Btem=CTmrctnEß^rc=ras^flQre^Tnranßraro
NEW GOODS.
Sign of the L AMB & FLAG,
FOR CASH ONL Y..
Hopley Yeaton,
Informs his friends and Cufiomers
that he has just Received
A general assortment of Fall and Winter
GOO DS,
At his Store tn Market -Ireet,.
—Among which are —
SUPERFINE Broad & Forert.
Cloths; Baizes; Fbnels ; Duffiis;
Coatings; Role and Duffil Blankets;
Cordurovs and Velvets ; Durants & Ta
mies ; Crapes and Denmark Luftres ;
Chintzesand Muslins of the newest fact
ions ; Ladies and Gentlemen's Beaver
Hats; Cotton and woffled Hufe ; black
& colored Sarins ; Irish Linens & India
Cottons, &c. &c. all of which will be
fold as cheap as at any Store in town.
PorfmoAh, Nov 7. ISOQ.
CHEAP STORE:
GOODS,
l^^-T^W^%^ 4^3
MARKET-STR FED.
Port,mouth, Nov, 7, ISOO.
Superfine FLOUR per bbl. or
retail ; Oatmeal; Rice; Coffee ; Welflt
and Sweetfer's No. 1 & 2 warranted Cho.
coldte; Chocolate Shells ; Englifli Mus
tard pr. Ib. or bottle; Cayenne pr. dozen ;
Florence Oil per fiJk ; Anchoives and
Capers per bottle; Scott's true Liquid
Blueing per jugg; Cake Soap ; Wind
sors fllaving ditto.
Hair Powder ; Poland Starch;
refined Salt Petre per pound; Spermaceti
mould and dipt Candles; Spanish and
French Indigo ; warranted pigtail Tobac
co per role; fine twist and ladies fine
Tvrift do ; Smoaking No. 1,2 & 3 do.
Spanish Segars; American ditto.
Gunpowder per calk or retail ;
patent Shot assorted per bag or retail ;
wrapping Paper per ream ; Elliot's war
ranted Snuff per keg or retail.
Philadelphia and Borton Loaf
Sugar per hundred or retail; East India
per ditto and bag; Weft-India ditto.
Bohea, Souchong, Hyfon Skin,
Hyfon, Young Hyfon and Gunpowder
TEAS of the firft qualities.
Weft-India Rum, Old ditto;
Brandy; real Hollands Gin (white) per
gallon or case; old Cherry Rum; Mo
lasses ; Sherry, Lisbon & Malaga Wines ;
quart and pint Decanters ; Tumblers per
straw; Weft-India & Georgia Cotton, &c.
Portsmouth, Nov 7, 1800.
10 o'clock, A. M.
ONE half of tbe real Ehate of JON
ATHAN LOW, late of Ports
mouth, joiner, deceased, confifiing of a
Lot of LAND on Waffiington-ftreet,
opposite the dwelling-house of Mr. Ste
phen Chafe, with one half of a Dwellixg-
House, thereon, —
Conditions f sale are as follows, viz.
One third of the purchase money to be
paid down, and the other two thirds
within two years from the date, —The
file to be on the premises.
Wm. & Cha's .Neil,
Are regularly fcfplied with
FRESH RAISINS
Spring.hill, —viz —
MALAGA Raisins
per cast or retail; Mufcatal do.
per box or do.—black Zant Currants ;
foft fhtlL'd Almonds; Citron ; Mace ;
Nutmegs; Cinnamon ; Cloves ; Ginger ;
Alllpice & Pepper per bag or retail.
the forenoon, at the Dweliing-houfe oc
cupied by Alexander Ewen, on Spring-hill
in Port fmouth,--
All the Household Furniture
which belonged to the said Ewen, when
a comroiffion of Bankruptcy issued a
gainst him, confiding of a great variety
of common boufe Furniture — Also, one
share in the Portsmouth Library—one
Pew in the north Meeting-house and one
Pew in the univerlalift Meeting-house,
lately the property of said Ewen. The
terms will be made known at time & place
of sale. ~
EDWARD HART, z^/foeer
Portsmouth, Nov. 7, tSoOi
By the Calk or Retail ; they exped fifty
Barrels FLOUR in a day or two.
Just Received and for Sale at
TO BE SOLD
At Public Auction,
ON Wednesday the 12th
November inst. at 10 o'clock
Fresh Malaga Kanias
in Casks, Just received, and for Sale by
Edward Cutts,
At his Store on Cbnrch-H 11. Nov. 7.
Their Prices are not lower than those or
their neighbours ; the qualify of the
GOODS must speak for themselves ?—
Those who have bought of them, can
belt judge.
Grocery Store, No. I, Bow-freet,
On Tuefday, tbe iith infant, at
A Hor/ejounch
FOUND in tnis town, on Wedriefdaf
morning laft,a large black HORSE,
having a saddle and bridle on ; the Horie
has got a white strip-in his face; his bind
rig'" leg white. The horie wasfound near
the Pot-house with one ear cut off, and
part of his tail, which were then bleeding;
and the saddle cut and very much disfi
gured. The owner may have fan, horse
again, by applying to JOSEPH CLARK
of Porrfmouth, and paving Charges.
GROCERIES ^
Weft-India Goods,
They have ot hand,
Madeira. Lisbon, Sherry and
Malaga WINES, per Calk or
Retail. Portsmouth, Nou. 7, iSoo.
WANTED to live in a (mall
family, a BOY from I® to Hycars
of a°e ; who will receive good treatment
—lnquire ^ ^ Priu^r.
Frefli Railins & Currants
B. Leverett's
John N. Ingalls, Auffionecr.
Portfinouth, Nov. 7, 1800.
By Wholesale and Retail:
They have on hand, as ufaal,
an Extenfue afcrtmer.t of
TO BE SOLD
At Public Auction,