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c,,„w With regard to opening the
port; it win therefore rertwith the'
hiencu, wh< no doth: occasioned it to
bethut."
„From ft>e.Connective Courant.
Mr. Limes Roowfon, jun. is appoin
ted podmailer at Durham, in the room
of Air. David Cam? dilmiffed. The
fpllouring is Mr. Granger's letter to
Camp, arid his answer thereto.
General Est Office, fa.2olb, (803.
Sia,-
Relieving the public interests will be
•promoted by the appointment ofa new
port -matter at Durham in the State of
Connecticut,! have accordingly appoin
ted James Robinfon,jun. post-master at
that place, to whom, on the receipt of
this, you will plebe to deliver all the
port-office property in your possession, *
'taking his receipt therefor,if you desire it,
'you will a|fo clofc your account with this
office as Icon as may be convenient.
Accept, dr, my thanks, for all the
faithful services you have performed
while in office. " ' .
GIDEON GRANGER.
David Camp Est. Durham Con.
OIR,
Yours of the 20th January, was not
presented to me until the 9th of April,
at which time, agreeable to your order,
I delivered over all the port-office pro
perty,in my poffeflioa to James Robin
fun, jun. You fay, t' Believing the pub
lic interest will be promoted by the ap
poinment of a new post-master at Dur
ham in the State of Conne&icut, I have
accordingly appointed James Robinson
jun." See. From which it appears, that
there has been feme deficiency in the
difeharge of my duty,by which the pub
lic interest has been injured, or that it
has not been properly promoted : for
if I have faithfully discharged the duty
cf my office, it is a palpable absurdity
to fay the public interest will be promo
ted by displacing a man without fault,
and appointing one who has never been
tried. If I have not been faithful, I
req^eft and think lam juftified in de
manding what.myaccufation is : I dm
sensible that I have kept a. very small
office ; but tyrannize over a small man,
and he will not relish it. After three
"years unremitted attention to my duty
I feel my reputation calumniated with
out any just cause. Yours is the perog
ative to appoint and difpLce. Had
you barely informed roe that it was
ypur pleafare to appoint a post master
fn my room,! would not have replied,
But you give your ambiguous reason,
16 the public interest must be promo
ted ;" a post-master who will attend to
that, must be appointed ; indicating
that I have been deficient in that refped.
Your ^villis therefore to displace roe
without so much as (hewing me my
fault. Is not this tyranny? or is this ;
the mild reign, that was to succeed the
teign of terror (falfely so ,called ?) If
party motives have not dilated this :
procedure how are the public, whole
interest you affe& so much to promote,
to reconcile the firftand last paragraphs
of your letter. Your obedient servant,
DAVID CAMP.
Gideon Granger Pof-Mafter General.
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BOSTON, JUNE 6.
'SoUthack's Trial.
On Saturday last came on before the Circuit
Court of the United States, now fitting in this
gown, the tchl of John Sourhack, on an indi&-
nient for forging, uttering and publishing an or
d^f orcheck on the Bank of the U, States,payable
tc himfelf or order for fix tboujand eight bundl'd
dollars. — After, long and patient hearing by
the Court and Jury, in the courfc of which ma
fl/wft'neffi $ were examined on the past of Gov
ernment, adduced by Mr. Blake, the Diftridl
Attorney, the Jury retired, and in a few mo
ffients returned with a general verdia against
the defendant.
After convidion, the prisoner made the fol
lowing Confcffion to the Court;
May it please your loners,
I stand befoie you a dreadful example ofhu
ffian infirmity, and of the tnannerdn which we
may be carried from the height pf human feli
&tyW the depths of human misery. -When 1
courtier what tranfadfiotis I have been guilty of,
the injuries I have committed on society, by
Endeavouring to undermine its best principles ;
the wounds 1 lave given religion by my cx
wpk, my heart bleeds at every pore.—l ^n
ar eArt,pie how jeung persons may be imper
ceptibly led from the path of virtue to that of
vice, and may fay with another character, who
had fuffcred for bis crimes—" Good God/
shat might I have been, what am I now !"
Setting eut in life with property, with the
§ tinciplcs of religion, and serving my time in a
Lore where! saw nothing but the faired tran
fa fl ions carried on, 1 thought all mankind good,
and Qis world a place cf fi verity ; 'till I found
fame, in whop-, I had put the utmost confidence,
had deceived me, gripped me ° f m Y property,
Showed me the deception of the hun,an heart.
1 unfortunately then 'undertook their plan and
R h:-s brought me to, this bar. I acknowledge
thejufticcof God, and thank Him for arresting
me in the progress of guilt, ana before I had
reached that bar from whose decisions there is
no appeal. And the crime of which lam now
charged, I can folctrny declare that i had nt ?idea
ofdefrauding the Bank. The check was not
drawn in the form of one nor could it be taken
a, such. , \
The second witness, Mr. Randall, has been
fonneaed with me in a great many tranfid ions
which I with may be buried in eternal oblivion
%ioney. and the note of SCO dollars were forced .
from n jc "' a most iniquitous ,od infamous man
i^f. This paper was drawn up and given to
him in a nicDnt oj paffiaii ; but with no de
fcn to tiefraud any perfoo. My intention was
to put him to a little temporary difficulty at,
bhii^lclphia, which he highly defrtves—how-
Tver, I aw pretty certain he is only reserved to
nirctot ChetitOown..;
The (Bird wimeb, Miss Barnes, has told the 1
A whole truth ; I have no refiecbom
to mate 0, ty. PM grant, my meet her]
10 a better and unchanging world, to part no
more for ever !<
The public trend is ineenfa against me, and -
juQly, for my grimes ; but i^Aacf of their re-'
sent men:;.!ef them now retire io pity, and re--
member that once lit rod as firm as they ; that
we are all birn alike, but pot buried alike ;—
and I pray C^l that others may lhun the rocks
uuop which I have split. • ,
so HN SOCTHACK.
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JUNE 16.
The Berton Bright InAntry,comman
ded by Daniel Sargent, jan. cele
brated the Anniversary of its institu
tion, yesterday, by a public parade and
exhibition. Their appearance and.evo
lutions, as usual, were of a nature to at
tract attention,and command applause.
At the usual hour of dining, the Com
pany repaired to Concert Hall, & par
took of a fumpiuoug entertainment, to
which were incited,the hon. Mr. Pinck
ney,and a number of other dinftinguifh
ed guests.
, ' FrOCT NEW-YORK, JUNE Ij.
Port of New-Orleans opened.
Yesterday arrived the brig Union,
Capt. Brown, in 26 days from New-Or
leans. Capt. B..informs that he left
that place on the 16th ult. a few days
previous to Which the magazine, Gores,
&c. bad been given up by the Spaniards
to the officer appointed for that pur
pose by the French Government. On
the iff of, June, in lat. 23, 18, capt.
Brown spoke the brig John and Mary,
Fervis, of Charlefton,out ten daysfrom
New-Orleans, bound to Havre, who re
ported that the right ofDepofit was re
itored to the Americans on the 17th of
May. Off the Havanna, on the 28th
May, was informed ,by the captain of
the fchr. Betsy, from Jamaica, bound
to Salem, that he had received intelli
gence from a veflel from Havanna,that
that port was open for the admidion of
flour, in American vessels, and that it
was Selling at 30 dollars per barrel.
CONFIRMATION.
Capt. Brown, in the brig Union, ar
rived at New-York from the Natchez,
informs, “ That the port of New Orient
was opened to the Americans on the 20tb
May, by Proclamation, in confluence of
an.ex,refs from Gen. WilkinfnP
Portsmouth,
• 0 ©De,.
SATURDAY, JUNE if ibfy '
A bill for incorporating a new
Bank in this town under the firm of
the Portfsnouth Bank, has passed both
hdufes of the Newhampfhire Legisla
ture. We believe this is intended as a.
deposit for the funds of the Fire and
Marine Insurance Office.
== —ri
A bill for incorporating a Banking
Company in Dover, has parted both
Houses cf the Legislature.
—_
The Legislature of this State finish
ed their June session, on Saturday last
and adjourned to meet at Concord on
the fourth Wednesday of November
next,
o
On Thursday last the town was gra
tified with the appearance of Gov. Gil
man's Blues. ,•
If apology is neceitary for any im
perfedhon in the dicipline of this com
pany, an ample one is offered in the
large number of new recruits raised and
drilled within the last fourteen days ; —
but if they have parted without censure,
much praise is certainly due the offi
cers for the care and industry they have
dxercifed in advancing and perfcaing
this handfeme and valuable corps.
Q— ;
Extras of a letter from a gentleman in Ne
vis, totis Mother in this town.
f< I was w itneffipg a niof fhorrid fcere
here, 4 days I.nee, roost too inhuman to
mention. Capt. William Hilldrup of
Hartford (Conn.) carhe here after an old
debt ; and having a little fufinefs with
Mr. Charles Reap, clerk to Mfr. Nichol
(on, merchant here—A trifling dispute
role between Capt. H. and Mr. K. not
more than twenty words puffed before
Mr. R. took a pi#ol from his pocket,
where he hid it concealed, and without
any hesitation presented it agdinft Capt.
H's. left fide, and killed him instantly on
the Spot. Mr. R. is Secured, and 1 bdpe
will meet the reward due lQr such a wil
ful and inhuman aft. Capt. H o was a
young gentleman of 22 or 23 years of
age, of very refpecrable cprmexions,and
bred in a counting boufe."
, 0
On Tnefday morning, the gift nit. as
Mr. Jonathan Taggart, of Goffito^n,
was fifhiUg 0:1 a rock near the head of
Ajpoikeig Falls in Met rimae river, he un
fortunately flipped off, and was drowned.
He floated over a part of the Falls into
an eddy, and 'was t?ken out in about 15
minutes, but all means used to restore life,
were inetteduai. Concord Cour.
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New kind of-Bricks.,
Mr. Rawfthoing, the aakhitea, has lately in
vented a new kind of bricks, dove-tailed inep
each odjer, far confit w&itig arches for the cell
ing of rooms, &c. in lieu of timber. This meth
od requires very little, if any, addhiona! thick-'
nets of walk or ^burtnents, and it may be
conftruded so as to ,e perfi city fecurc agau4t
fire. The essence of,fni&jpg buildings by it is
little" inorc than that of timber. 21^1^^.
1 _fr_ —
Wells, June i), 1803= From the 9th of April
to the 24th of M^', died out of the Widow Ra
chel Crcdcfwul family # in Wells, three yoCng .
women,and a hid about fix years old nith what
is termed the Wcft-Irdia fawn
Wta the British fc;:,4ten Wt?b, a, the
eonnhaicemeut of the fate revoluriciary y^,
the great Patrick fUmy, of Virginia; in a tor.
verfation witfrUederaf Schuyler, txprrifcd preat
regret that the enemy 6adm%fy{lattacked
Virginia^and/thus token tl. tut! 6, tieberate Af
ter the britiih were expelled from Lofton arid
had overrun part of Virginia, Mr. Henry, in a
sec ond converfatioq.with General Schuyler ob
served, that be was now convinced the bull's
horns grew at Boftun, and the enemy got hold
right ac firU. fcßfoCut.
——o — _
The Secretary of the Navy, i n com
pliance with the requert of gentlemen
here,has changed t%e nameof the beau
tiful armed yeffel building a t Hart's
yard in Borton, from Merrimac to Ar
gus. She is to be commanded by Lt.
Decatur. [Boston,a,.
„ - Q
,h^ republican Majors, Fobes and
King, zealous defenders of the prefeni
administration, and acquaintance of
.Gideon Granger, and other diftir*
guifhed Democrats, have been ar
retted, and Itand bound over, on fufpi
, cion of something hkefa.w.&g, to the
Wiling August Term of our Supreme
Judicial Court. During the pendency
of this prosecution we deem any ani
miadverfions, tending to influence or
prepossess the public mind agatnft the
culprits, or their democratic friends
high in and out of office', as extremely
Indecorous and improper. In due
time we will open the budget.
Boflon pap.
GALVINISM.
The body of George Foster, who wai
executed on Monday last for murder
was conveyed to a house not far distant
where it was fubje&ed to the Galv ar.it
process, by profeffor Aldini, under th<
infpe&ion of Mr. Keate, Mr. Carpue
& fevehal other profeffional gentlemen
Mr. Aldini, who is the nephew cf the
I difeoverer of this most interesting fei
cnee, (hewed the eminent and fuperio
powers of Galvinifm to be far beyont
any other flimnlant in nature. On ih<
frit application of the process to th
face, the jaw of the deceased crimiria
began to quiver, and the adjoining mdf
cles were horridly contorted, and cm
eye was actually opened. In the sub
Sequent part of the process, the righi
hand was raised and clenched, and th<
legs and thighs were set in motion. F
appeared to the uninformed part of the
bystanders as if the ,retched man wa<
on the eve of being reftoied to life.—
This, however, was impossible, as feve
ral of his friends who were under th<
fcaffold had violently pulled his legs it
order to put a more speedy termination
to his fufferings. The experiment
in fad, was ofa better use and tendency
Its object was to (hew the excitability
cf the human frame, when this animal
eleftricity is duly applied. In cases cf
drowning of fuffocation, it promises tc
be.of the urmoft use, by reviving the ac
tion of the lungs, and thereby rekind
ling the expiring spark of vitality. In
cases cf apoplexy or disorders of the
head, it offers also mod encouraging
profpeds for the benefit ofmankind.-=
The profeffor, we understand, has rtiade
use of Galvmifm, also in several cases
of infinity, and with complete fisccefs.
It is in the opinion of the firft medical
men, that this difeovery, if rightly man
aged and duly prosecuted, cannot fail
to be of great, and perhaps, as yet un
forefeen utility. [Lord. Pap.
Os 9fe<+«44fe4Wfr.„Q, fo_«,
, T. PEIRCE'S Marine t.f.
Arrivals & Departures, iince June 11..
Saturday, sane IT, arrived be,ft Diana, Blunt, 18
daysfrom Kingston, f^zajea ; Mallets dull,
Fife 3 dollars, Beef and Park no fate.
Sunday 12, fatted brig Glive, Risker, Demarara,'
Tour,day 16,&rr:vedfchr Hero, Cdisrne, Bettarara
win Mastmico,
Friday 17, do sob r ^uiekime, Smit,, Tobago,
_. o
Cork, (Ireland, April i. We arc forty to an
bouece, that the Ah>encan fop Lucy, captain
James Lament, of and from Charleston, bound
to BelfiQ^ laden with cotton; log wood, maho'g
^y, and pine cimlfer, vAs put ashore cn the
evening of Saturday, ftr/nighC, in a violent gale
of wind off Whitehill, in the parish of Col-.
vend,,within the limits of the part of Dumfries,
crew saver, except one man, who was unfortu-'
nately lathed to che maiucpart when it went
overboard. If the weather.-i, inodgate for a,
few days it is hoped mod oFibt Yargo will be
saved ; but'thc ve^l will be twHy loft, as Iha
is now filled with wat^r.
—.— C).
&. CHARLESTON, ,UNR t.
The brig Adventure, cape Jones from Trin
idad, for this port, foundered 'on the i6th May,
about 8 o'clock in tins evening, a little to the
Southward of Charleston baT.- The brig imme
diately funk; and it is feared :hat all the crew,
(except the captain) confiding of eleven perlons,
perished. Capt. Junes fortunately got hold of,,
a large wooden gup, on which he was togfed a-e
bout during the whole of that night,,and Until[
6 o'clock the facceeding evening ; when, near
1, exhausted, he was picked up by the br,ig Nan-!,
c y> ca p: Cook, bound from Ah Kites to Provip
• deuce, R. I. which having Sprang 3 ' ^ was
fleering for St, Mary's; but unable to maker
that port, ,put into Silv^bnah on the 23 ult ;
where ihe landed capt. Jones, and where far
Was condemned as unfit for sea.
It >a worthy of remark, that w hil~ capt. Jones
was floating - on the frail h"k '° w bich he was
indebted for his pfefetvation, he was twice at-.
necked by a large ffiark, an aftoudhing fafft,
with no weapons of defense, he rtpetied him,,
by fhoutfog, and by repented blq&s with his.
free.— —a —--
fiaidt fobri, „V B, # f,rd.2.— -On Wednesday
moriring, u,t: M'Ki?rdy and pate of the crew
cf the Grip Gulden Grove, erme over from Carle
ten, and gave the fallowing account of the loft -
of rLac UDfoHuuale -veflel:—"
Tfc Golden Grove failed from this fort on ~
Friday the 2s!h ult. bound to the Weft-Indies
The fame eight, ac 1, RM then going Bt,
elite n^ of five, &NNb, fietftk^ afytol
-jock near the SR. ^^ qf Grand Manon, whn\
-/went through hb" ror-~,>„ the fhi, oey^u
tto ft- liavmg in a few thin te3 fw*:ng2c £
def the rock, foe woeld have irftrntb gone dewn,
• but for the buoyant nature o£het cargo, (chlef
dlp lumber) which alone kept her from f.nlhig
a in tin, diftr^ffed filiation,completely water log,
- ged, and the lea ma:;.°g an cafy parage over
sher, it, was determined co endeavour getting h-T
d""° ^ e neared port or place of fafety§ and the
wind Lifting round to S W. cn Saturday morn
" 4, they flood away before it, in hoped ts re
„gaining St. Jolin, but the heavy form on Sat-
n urday evening coming cn, and a high'fea roll-
I n g over the mip, it became impoffihle for the
Jnien to keep the deck, and they resolved to quit
3|he;,take to the long boat,which had been towed
Ja-ftern fioce the time that the vefelftrjck- At
.4 P. M. they got allfoauds into the boat, four
teen in number, including Mr. Grant, a paffen-
Iger, leaving the ship laid too, with her head to
Ithe,Weftward, at the distance they supposed of
dg or p leagues from the Ihore. About eleven
ito'clock, the night exceeding dark, and blowing
£ a gale from the Southward, with fleet and rain,
;the boat flruck the fhote, in the midst of high
and tremendous breakers —-but fortunately the
" sea forced her into a little opening between the
:-rocks, where lhe stuck faft, and all hands, with
e the utmost difficulty, got alhore in life—fome
e where between Dipper Harbour and Mufepufh.
1 bey were all flrangers in the country, and
rwandered in the woods and swamps, without
''fire, without provisions, and without a guide,
r till Tuefday morning, when they happily fell in
e with Major Menzies, on Mufquafh, who kind
siy and humanely fumified.them with that re
v frefhmeot of which they flood so much in need,
rhe drfafter is rendered more melancholy by
e the lok of one of the men, named Taylor, who
perished from fatigue, and the severity of the
weather, the day after the/ get on (here. The
second mate was miffing, and it was feared had
flared the fame fate, but we are happy in being
^lnformed, he has made his appearance, after be
r ing five days alone fcraMbling along fkorc,with
04' 6ght Cf an habitation or a human being
'The whole of the crew are more or less injured
~by the froft, which wax severe on the nights of
ie Sunday and Monday.
-1 Elg^t^tr^r-r — f ..~ ?
; Portsmouth Bank.
Q
dJN pursuance of the “Act to
ie A Incorporate the Portsmouth Bank"
le the Stockholders are hereby notified
al t'o meet at the house of Col. William
f_BrraJh r in Portfmonth, on Wednes
^day,the 6th day of July next, at to
^o'clock A. M. for the purpose of chdof
1/°^ 'lie firft Board of.Directors, and to
Jranfaft any other bufmefs which may
r.be though: necessary.
e Samuel Ham,
^ Gilman Leavitt,
John Wardrobe,
B. Brierley,
n ~ James Rundiet.
„Porfc^tb, June iB, 1803.
t, -—°-
~ New. Hrmpfcire Fire and M^rihe
y Insurance Company,
f —o—
— - In pursuance of tne “A& to Inter
operate the Ne<w-Hampshire Fire & ETa
\',ine Infcrauce Company, the Stock
^holdprs are hereby notified to mee§ at
e the house of Col. Witiiam Bremfter, in
,Portsmouth, on Tuefday the 12th day
jof July next, at 10 o'clock a. m. for the
^purpofe of choosing the finrt Board of
^Directors, and to tranfadi such other
„business as may be thought necessary.
I Dancing Academy.
I 0— : —
THE Ladies and Gentlemen of
Portsmouth and its neighborhood
l are refpeEtfully informed, that Mr. T.
TURNER contemplates opening a
/Dancing Academy in this town for the
present summer—and as it is necessary
this determination should be immediate
ly taken, those who wifh.their children
'taught this polite exercise, are requeu
ed to fend their names to Treadwells'
Bookstore by Tuefday evening next—
'after which period their wilhes can have
ho effect on his detonation.
It is hoped the ' effeft of this notice
Will be fuffleient to draw him to Ports
mouth. JUNE 18.
FRESH FLOUR.
—o—
— received flora Richmond, fir. a cargo of
NEW FLOUR andf or fate by
; Matthew S. Marsh.
Also, White India Sugars in bags,
ilt & 2d quality Loaf Sugar from
the Manufactory in Newyoik, which
will be fold at the Bofion,prices.
Poitfmouth, June i 3, 1803,
A STEADY young man, who l
- writes well and expeuitely, is want
ed hy the tubferiber at his Office in Port
land—Any such person who Should like
the situation, is requtfled to apply to the"
Post-master at Pornmouth, and also com.
tunicate his age and terms, in a letter di.
reded to him, as " Clerk of the Court,
&c. or Post master Portland." ;,
Samuel Freeman.
THE fubferiber gives notice
th*t he (hall exhibit his Account of
Admioifttation 'on his he father's d^te,
tit the Probate Court at Exeter, the Mon
day preceding thethird Wenefday of July
UM for settlement.
Jalles Rundiet.
Porf/mtth, Jure ii, 1803.
t^E few bufals-good POT?i-
F'OE3 warded, atyy toihe Brin- \
/^T„ June 18.
Auctions,
l aHabie Property for SAL^ ^
A UCTIO N.
Cw Tnefday, the 0: day of %§
'>t at 11 o clock A. M, will be SULO
a t PoSEc rtuHio*, at Maj. h'alker'j &\
tie fo/hvmc :property of & Eflate of th
la te Martin P \\3Y, dxeafcd—wb;.
A LOT cf LAND mFore,
41 N Street; nearly opposite the old CuL
tom.Houfe,being the fame which w^l
formerly owned by Alexander Ewen.
One thare in the New. Hafylirc Es>,^
ant Porfcat: Pi^r propriety.
Oue do. in the Porifmjuth Aquedulß,
One do. in the Pifeataetta Bridge.
Ten do. in the NroEdmtfmc TuuCh
Road.
Nine do. in the Nro-Hararfw . Ulio*
Bank.
A small I^cufe LOT at Authend, on
;Pickering's neck, io called.
I A Mortgage title to a .%/c and Lot of
Land in Kittery ; the right of redemption
being in ine hens of the late Geo. Weeks,
of Kittery, deceased.
A!jo —A Mortgage cf three
quarters of a double Saw Jfi/and Pripi-
Ege, and half a Sire, at Mount Defep.-
-*** Conditipys,may 3, made know!
r atthe time ind ,lace of sale, or previouC
!y b y applying to either 0 f the subscriber%
MARK SIXES,
SAMA SPARHAWX
Portfinonth, June 18 r
At S.Littles Office,
ON TUESDAY NEXT..
Exghsk & India Goods.
O-200 weight Geoigia Cotton.
1 loolbs. excellent Bohea Tea,in 5 cbfs
10 barrel Rice.
I do Philadelphia Crackers
r 50 wt. Pepper. 50 do. Spice.
4 .boxes Spanish Segars.
6 sets Wooden Measures.
h doz. Corn Brooms.
X do. Oilcloth Umbrellas.
Number Gold and Silver Watcher-
Ad rance made on Consignments
O Wanted as above an a&ve L^d,
15 or i 6 years of age; one who writes
a good hand, and from the country
would be preferred. June 18.
fcaa*-■«.'-7.a.^TaMf J -,| H>WW»!IwL.:.. W-Tim
Ehphalet Ladd,
HAS just imported in the foips
Minerva from London, Warring
ton from Liverpool, and St. Cuthburt,
from India, and is now opening fur sale 2:
hisfireproof Store "No.2,Ladddreet
A GENERAL ASSORTMENTOF
Enghfh and India Piece Goods;
Hard and Cutlery Wares; Painterri Col
ours ; Looking Giaffts, some very ele
gant; Pewter; Saddlery ; Brass Kettles;
Filling Gear; Stationary ; Hats; Fowl
her; Shot, &c.— Aijo forfate
Iron; Steel; Hollow Ware ;
Nails; Weft India Goods; Tas.&e.&c.
Libwife—TO LET'
Brick Houses or Stores finifhed
a L^--EAE c "P' nts# f^e 18.
Malaga Wine, Lemons, ^c.
—o—
— B. Folsom,
HAS just received a quantity
of MALAGA ^ INE of the latest
importation.— Mfo—a few boxes frefh
LEMONS, other Goods as ufoal on the
most liberal terms, June 17.
Noticeto Claimants
ON SEVERAL ESTATES,
F |rHE Commiffiopers appoints •
A ed to receive and afoft the claims '"
against the estates of Joshua Rand, late
of Rye, deceased ; ot George RAND,
of do. deceased ; of Capt. Alexander.
Laing, late of Portsmouth, mariner, dee
ceafed,and of Samuel Shereve, late of
Fori (mouth, painter, deceased—will a k
tend to receive the claims of the creditor*
to laid eftatei refpedively, at the Office
of Daniel Humphreys, so Daniels
greet, io Portsmouth, on the firft Wed
nefdays of the months of September
October & November next, at 9 o'clock;
A. M. and durfog, he whole of laid <lav% t,
fix months from this date being allowed
to the creditors of raid efiates r fpeAivr
ly, to bring in and support their claims
Isaac R mdge,
Daniel HumphrAi;
Edward Sargent.
Portfrauth, foe 15, ioo±'
Forfale at C. PEIRCE's
in Buckjir&t.
New and complete Inftru^ions
for the Fife and Violin.
A variety of Song.Bpoks, lately iffi
ported, some with notes.
A number of neat editions of Wane
Psalms and Hyim^ from a very larfc <0
a very fmallfe c indeed. '°
,The Shop to Let
Now occupied b) th e fubferiber in Bus
tireex as he expeds to remove to h#
(hop, No, 5 , bmlel-fcet, "in Q
' day !° , c^ # ^^'
d urrffa:l June ,3;