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Henry, pri,^,^^,, eUeflfa
to King James the Firfl, of <whom
many excellent things are recorded, bad, not
w'tiflanding, when be drew hear bis con
cision, to lament the miJimprovement of bis
time., A person inborn be loved, add wio
bad been the companion of bis diverfens be
ing with bins in hisjicknefs, and afting bim,
-—" How be did,"-—was, amongst man,
other sober ex,reffiorts, answered thus :
" lib Torn ! / ir^vain wife for that time I
tofl with thee and others, in vain recrea
tions."—& vain were recreations, and Jo
precious was time to a prince, and no ordi
nary one neither, upon- a dying bed.
But why wifoed be, with others,for more
time, but that it might be better employed ?
[Thus hath the koly fririt of God, in men,
throughout all generations, convinced them
ts their vanity and fell, upon their dying
beds, wkp, before, were too much occupied
with temporal pursuits, to mind the great
concerns of eternity. But when their days
•were ah,of numbered ; when mortality
, hastened on them ; when the regulation of
the righteous judgment was at the door, and
all their worldly^ecreationj and enjoyments
mu, de parted with ; 0 then ! the holy
•witness bad room to plead with conscience :
then nothing but a pure,flrift, and religious
life was valuable ; then all the world for
a little time, though before they bad given
all their time far a little of a vain world.
But ifffare a rfyefentation of the in
confftency of the vanities of the World, with
the Chriflian lije, could make Jo deepen im-
Feffion, as it has upon numbers, at that a
wahening period ; to what a nobleJiature
they been grown, in pious and beatfenly
knowledge ; and bow much greater bad
their rewards been, if they bad Jeafonably
relinquished these periling entertainments
of the world, qnd given their minds to the
tuition and guidance of that grace of God,
which kad so long Joined in darhnefs, un
comppekended of it, and which was at la,
but just perceived to give afgbt of what
they had been doing all their days!
What a farce of consolation, in the eve
™*g,f lift, to know, that we have timely
labored to improve our talents, mid to have
our lamps burning ! But bow unspeakably
distressing, at that season, to look back on re
peated convictions of winds' and numerous
admonitions, disregarded ; and to r,e&
that—" tbefummer is ended, tbe barwtf is
otter, and we are not gathered i'.
^^■^■■^■^■■■m^m=teftmteQrafflQ„Qffl^nnQn^^'
- MEDLEY—No. 192.
White field# of pleafintry out us here.
EXTRAORDINARY WILL,
Made by a Miser in Ireland.
THE words arc ~ I give and bequeath to
toy filler to hw. Sarah Dennis, four old
lifted flockings,which she will find underneath
my bed ; to my nephew, Charles Macartney,
two other pair of flockings, lying in the box
7^ PARTING or
HECTOR AND ANDROMACHE.
^rom Poped travflutta of Honor's Hied.
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- re " THE ilhiftriouschief of T„,
Strttch d hi# lend trnsto elafp the lovely bay ;
Thebabe dang crying to his nurfc'a breast,
Scar'd at the dazzling helm, and nodding raft :
Wirh secret picafae each food parent foil'd,
Aad Hedtor haftchrd to relieve his child.
rhe@i:terfog terror, from Bis brows unbound,
And plac'd the beaming helmet on thg ground,
fhen kiss d the child, and lifting high in air,
7 bus to the gods proferr'd a father's prayer :
° ™ h ° fe g '° ry ^ the ethcrial throne,
And all ye deatbkfg powers— protea my son !
Grant him, like me, to purchase just renown,
To guard the Trojans—to defend the crown ;
Agouti his country} foes the war to wage,
And rife the Hedor of the future age 1
So when, triumphant, from fucccfiful toils,
°''"°" "a"' " ''"" '"' reeking spoils,
V hole hods may hailhim with deferv'd acclaim,
And lay—Thischicftranfeends his father's fame;
While pleas'd amidst the general (bouts of Troy,
His mother s confeiofis heart outflows with joy.
,fo^ an d fondly gazing on her charms,
Refinred the pteafing burden to her arms;
Soft on her fragrant breast the babe (he laid,
Hush d to repose, and with a finite furvey'd;
1 he troubled pleasure soon chaftis'd by fear,
She mingled with the smile, a tender tear.
——The glorious chief of Troy resumes
Histow'ry helmet, black with (hading, plumes;
His princess parts witha prophetic sigh,
Unwilling p. rts, and oft — „ her eye
Th*team'd at ever, look -then moving flow>
Sought her own palace, and indulg'd her w^''
fefc+fr fo,%X#«<q,«, tfcte
MORALS—No. 417.
The public will be gratifed by the following
- lines from the author of" The Road to
Ruin.",
Devoted to the cause of VißTUxand Religion
i&rf
The blood will hluffiing spread my face
Again my languid pulse will beat,'
4 in feme unexpected place,
I cruel Laura chance to meet.
Thus will the touch of homicide,
As we in ancient legends read,
Recal the flowing purple tide,
And make the lifelcfs body bleed.
Though pale and wan my checks appear.
Though dead to joy and hope 1 live,
Though the deep sigh, and trickling tear,
Are all the signs of life 1 gi+c:
POWER o r RELIGION.
POETRY.
tQc.fefr.
SONNET.
At Dedham, Colonel Jonathan Pollard, aged ,3.
At Nrabury, (Per.) mrs. Powers, wife of the
Rev. Mr. Potoers.
At St. John., N. B. mrs Jane Billup, comfort ts
Chrifopber Billuf, Es, —mrr. Elisabeth Brown,
aged 66.
At Charlfan, S. C. John Malone, Esquire.
AU Lancajier, Pran. John Muser, aged 64.
At Dangers, mrs. Sarah Pope, reliß of Nathan
iel Poje, and dau. of the late Rro. Peter Clark.
; At Leghorn, Mr. Defats mer. of Baltimore.
At Reading, Capt, John Flint, aged 83.
" At Ghuefor, (drowned) Jonathan, Norwood,
aged 1%, and Zacbeur Norwood aged tf;fons<j the
Grte Jonathan Norwood.
At Pylon, mre. Elizabeth Minot, aged S&cotfort
of Cbriflopter Minot ; John Cawry.aged §6.
At Rowley, mrj. Mar, Palmer, aged 75, tonfat
if John Palmer,
At Albany, Major Michael Gabriel Huden. gu
perintendant of the Military Sterm/tye—He war
an aatapartisan ofrer during the revolution.
At Taunton, in conference ofdfallfrom kbtofa
&,!& Jotata I",1, agedfl
MARRIED,
At Roxbury, Jonathan French, merchant of ^^on,
to mije Ann Weld, of the former y>laee.
At Hartford, V.-Elijah Dutton, to mrs. Sukey
Hoar, after the long widowhood of fit winter days !
But, apunfler would fay, who can blame a woman
for preferring the honorable affiliation of wire, to
that of Hoar.
.. At Salem, Joseph Sprague,jun. to mije Margaret
tygood, daughter of Dr. Joseph Osgood
At Portland, Capt. George Waite, to miss Eleo
nora Wildridge..
At Beverly, John Tbtfle, aged Is, to mife Me
hitable Clarhe, aged 3,.
* At Newburyport, Samuel LJley, to miss Elina
betA Swain.
At St. Johns, N. B. Capt. N. Meritt, to mfr
I. Mill,, of Shelburne; William Bottford, ff, to
mrs. Sarah Murray, daughter of the Hon. William
Hazen, and widow of the late T. Murray, Es,
At Gojben, Dea. Cutler of Brookfield to mrs.Brown.
At Wtfem Timothy Howland, of Brookfield, to
miss Lydia Putnam.
At Brookfield, Azor Thompson, to mrs. Hannah
Hall, daughter of Deason Cutler ; Enos Gilbert, to
mife Betsey Fife ; Mr. Jewett, to wife Dorcas
Gilbert.,
When Sir Phillip Sidney had read a fewflan
zas of Spencer's Fairy Queen, which were sent
him by the author, he was so trwfported with
the poem, that turning to his Reward, he order
ed him to give the person that brought it fifty
pounds; but upon reading the next flanza, he
ordered the money to be doubled ; and upon
reading another flans} he increased his bounty
to two hundred pounds, faying to his Reward,
« Prithee be expeditious, or I (hall give him my
whole eßate.''
At Orange Abrsbam Jenkins, of Boson, to miss
Mar, Lord, of that place.
whera I keep my linen ; co Lieut, Johufiin, &
his Majesty's jth regiment of foot, my only pair
of white cotton (tracings, and m, old scarlet
great coat; and to Hlhnth Bourne, my house
keeper, in return for her long and faithful ter
vices, my cracked carthern pitcher,"—Hannah,
in anger, told the other legatees, that (he resigned
to them her valuable (hare of the property ; and
then tetired. In equal rage, Charles kicked
down the pitcher; and, as it broke, a multitude
of guineas burst out and rolled along the floor.
This fortunate discovery induced those present to
examine the flockings, which, to their great joy,
were crammed with money.
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FARR INSTANCE OF GENEROSITY.
The fubfquent are particulars cf thefuneral
folemnitics which were obfervod at And>-
ver, on the interment of the remains of
His Honor Lieut. Gov. PHILLIPS,
on Monday, the tyh infant.
" The Corpse was preceded by the present
Students of" Chilli,? Academyfjand of “ Phillipa'
Better yfeademy, —Mr. Abbot and Mr. Bates
-—Former Students of the two Academies accor
ding to seniority—Formed Inßrudors of the
Academy—Mr. Newman and Mr. Pember
ton—Trufteea of the two Academies—His Ex
cellency Gov. Oilman, of New-Hampshire.
The Corp' was followed by Relations—
Councilors and Members of the Legislature—
Juftiees of the Peace—The Clergy—Gentlemen
of the Bar—Gentlemen of the Faculty—Milita
ry Officers—Scle&men of the town of Andover,
& other townfmeO—Fellow Citizens in general.
The bearers of the Pall were, the Governor
of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the
President of the Senate, Speaker of the House of
Representatives, and three of the Council. Hav
ing arrived at the Meeting-boufe, service was
there performed before a crowded and afflicted
audience —A (oleum anthem commenced the
exercises, and wasfucceeded by a fervent and ap
propriate prayer from the Rev. Mr. French,
in which the heart and feeling, of the pious and
affectionate pastor, were deeply interested. A
hymn followed. Dr.TAPPANthen proceeded to
difeourfe from that pathetic ejaculation ofDavid,
"Help Lord,for the Godly mart ceafeth —the
faithful fall from among the children of men."
A prayer from Dr. Tappan, and another an
them closed the solemn service, and the remains
were then conveyed to the Tomb, attended by
the relatives and avast train of friends and ac
quaintance, on foot. The feene was deeply af
fecting, and no heart but felt bursting with sor
row at the rtfledion, that they should " fee no
more the face of him whom they had delighted
to honor."
Dr. Tappan, in his difeoarfe, which is much
and juQiy commended, after explaining briefly
the character of the godly and faithful man,
proceeded to pay the tribute due to the living
and the dead, by applying the fobjed to the oe
cafion and to the deeeafed,=Mr. Phillips was
described with an exadnefs and force,which cor
refpondedfe the impressions of all who knew bis
singular worth ; and affe&ed every person ca
pableof loving the good and the true—He spoke
with juftnefa and emphasis of his seriousness in
religion, andflri&hcis in virtue, his fidelity, zeal
and diligence in all the duties of life, his con
tempt of useless indolence, and dissipating pleas
ures. ,bis consecration of his rare talents, and his
commanding influence to the bell interests of
Church add State.
COURT of HYMEN,
•fco-h
At etch kind glancg their fouls unite.
While Love's foft sympathy imparts
The tender transport of delight,
That beats in undivided hearts.-
MORTALITY.
INTERMENT.
DIED,
A^4 A Large Commodi
fw A °us a "d 'Convenient
,0« DWELLING HOUSE
^P"^ the centre of the
Asmarimtown of Haverhill, within a
few rods of the great Bridge ; is well cal
culated for a public boule, having been
purposely fitted for that business ; is one
of rhe best stands for a tavern in the State
of Maffacbulett& Any person wishing
to hire the fame may know the terms by
applying to PETER OSGOOD.
HavcrhAl, DeL 414. x 86,.
9
TO BE SOLD
OWN Durbam ? adjoining the
Great' Ba^, in good re
pair, with a large quantity
of Wood & Timber there
-on.— For further particu
lars coquuc of the fubfi fiber jiving on
the premises. JOHN SMITH.
Durham, January 5, 1802.
TO BE LETT.
Joseph & JolhuaHaven,
Have just received an additional
f^,/-
Real American made
Beaver HATS,
ofa superior manufadure and formed in
the newest fafltionz
Their aflortment of
• European & India
GOODS,
is large-and well luited to the Seaton.
Ihey hetve uyo, A fro Pieces
Russia & Ravens Duck,
and Russia SHEETINGS—aII
which are offered for sale at the lowest
prices. Dec. 12, 1801.
Moulthrop & Street
RESPECTFULLY acquaint the La
dies and Gentlemen of Portf
meu'h, that they havejoft opened at Capt.
Whidden's Afembi, Room, a new and
most elegant eolation of %X- WORK,
which has been univerfaily 'admired ; —
confiftng of ^§ figures as large as life ;
among which are the following charac
ters ;— His Excellency
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
President of the United States.
Hon. JOHN^DAMS, I.,te Prefideot.
A (hiking Likends of the late General
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
In another apartment the illuflrious'
Hero is represented as fallen a victim to
Death, his Lady and Doroeftics weeping
around .him.
The late Gen. BUTLER, who fe'l in
St. Clair's defeat, represented as wounded
in lire leg and breast, and the Indians
rushing on him with their tomahawks.
Major ANDRE takings leave of h#
Honoris before Qis execution.
A Bust of BONAPARTE, First Con
fail of France.
Mrs. SIDDONS in the charaaer of the
Grecian Daughter, refitting her father
from prison by assassinating the Emperor.
DAVID returning from the slaughter
oftfie Philistines, with rhe head of Galiah.
Maternal Affection represented by a
Lady, with her children around her.
The New-Haven Beauty.
New-London Beauty.
Litchfield Beauty.
Mungo dilciplined by his Mifirefs.
A striking Likeness of JASON FAIR
BANKS, who was executed at Dedham,
for the murder of Eliza Fales.
Old DARBY and JOAN enjoying
themfelvcs over their Bottle and Pipe.
The poor Mendicant a(king aims—and
many other FIGURES and PRINTS.
# Open from 9 in the morning till 9
in the evening, Sundays excepted. Adenif
son 25 cents, and half price for children.
O' The above Figures have been exhibits
ed in several cities of the U. S. and are al
lowed to be more to the life, and far fupe
tior to any thing of the kind ever exhibited
in America. As they will (hordy be re
moved from this town, all who with to
fee them must improve the opportunity.
Portsmouth, February 12, 1802.
ALMY & BROWN,Prov
idence, State of Rhodc-Ifland,
being principally concerned in the mvft
extensive COTTON MILLS on the
continent ; have for file a large effort
ment of Cotton Yarn fui table for W arps
or Filling, and also of Two and Three
Threaded Yun, suitable for knitting or
weaving flockings, both bleached and
Unbleached, of equal quality to any in
America, they are enabled to supply their
Customers and others who may want,<,
as lew terms as any person in the United
States, and on short notice.
Orders from every part of the Coun
try will be duly attended to, by addressing
by fidfl or othtrwife to the fubferibets.
I ALMY & BROWN.
Providence, fan. 1802.
N. B. Cotton Yarn cf the above de.
fcription is for fate a&the fame prices as
it is fold by the Manufacturers, only the
expence of transportation added, at the
Store of SAMUEL TENNEfyfo,.
WAX -WORK.
♦OT-Cte,
A FARM
Cotton Yarn.
A hand/ome afort ment of
Calicoes & Chintzes ; Dimities ;
Mnilinets ; jaconet and book Muffins &
muftin Handkerchiefs; ftrip'd, check and
tambor'd.Muffins ; black,nd white cot
ton Cambrick; biack Mullins; Mens'
tambo/d and plain Cambricks for neck
erchiefs ; chintz and purple Shawls;
pocket Handkerchiefs ; Bandannoes ;
black silk Shawls; blue and white and
red and white Komais ; Linens; brown
Hollands ; Cotton and cotton & linen
Checks; INDIA COTTONS.
A large afrtment of
Men's ^youths' worffed,cotton,
and silk Hose; women's cotton Hbfe;
women's silk, cotton and worsted Gloves
and Mitts; white & color'd kid Gloves;
Men's beaver Gloves, some lin'd with
flannel ; Men's mill'd worsted Caps ;
worsted Pantaloons; Pantaloon pieces ;
EmegVani Boots and Shoes; Men's "black
arid white gauze Hose ; Ladies' fafbiona
bit straw, chip & braver Hats & Bonnets ;
straw and other bonnet Timmings.
Black & color'd Satins; Modes;
Satinets; Italian Silks; black Gauzes ;
real black Crapes ; Men's & youth's bea
ver Hnts ; fashionable coat and veftbut
ton's ; button Moulds ; cotton and silk
Bracts; Stock Stifners ; Ribbons ; Bind^
ings : Fetets ; Galloons fr Tapes 3 Bob
bins ; Threads ; Pins ; fmelliiig Bottles ;
sewing Silks; Twist ; glove Ties ; Laces,
Threads and Edgings; black silk Laces
and Edgings. Sept. >6, 1801.
James Henderson,
Has just received a' general afortment of
FALL & WINTER
Ruffels ; Callimancoes ; Shal
loons ; Moreens'; T^boreens ; Wild
bores ; Camblets ; Durants; Tammies;
Sattinets ; Florentines.
Which are now opened for sale, at his Store,
in Market-free!, — Cmffttng of
SUPERFINE, Middling and
low pric'd Broad Cloths & Caffimeres;
fine beavers Coating ; Ratteens; Kerfey ;
sorest Cloths; Serges ; Swanfdowns ;
Flannels; Baizes; Blankets; Velvets ;
Velverets ; Cordernys; Thicksets; silk
and worfttd Stoggs, worsted Plush.
May he had at the fame Place,,
English & Weft IndiaGOODS
as usual.
CT N. B. The SHOP lately
occupied by W. Peirce, is now to Let
— For terms enquire as above.
BOOKS & Stationary,
which will be fold on generous terms, by
wholesale and retail.
HAVING purchased of Mr.
John Melcher, the firm of the
New-Hampshire Gazette, togethee
with all his Printing Apparatus,
hereby inform the Public they have enter,
ed into Copartner ship in the Printing and
Bookfelling line, and that the Books and
Stationary lately offered for file by W.
Peirce, at the head of Market Street, are
now removed to the corner Shop, lately
improved by Mr. Melcher, where they
are opening for sale a general afetment of
InformsLis friends and cuftom
errthat he Imported last Fall,
A general Aflortment of
FISHING GEAR
%ch as ^Qy „,./,/,, /, QQ
and retail, ACT „, Cajh or proved
'Geda.—riZ.
SALMON Netts and Herring
ditto, of differentfsis;z <s; Hard-head
Netti; Salmon Twine; Herring ditto;
Sewing ditto, and Hard, head ditto ;
15, ! ^ 9 thread Fifliing Lines; Squid
Lines; Large Cod ; Large Quarter Mid
dling ditto foSmall ditto ; Hooks: Mack
erel ditto ; Bar Lead.
Coffee : Loaf, India and Brown Su
gars, with an elegant collection of
"f]"2^^L— ''' 15,1802.
Stephen Delande,
Confeaiomer & Frrit Preserver,
Keeps constantly for sale,
M bis sap raft of the Brick Market,
Peppeimint, I Maccaroni Cake,
Conk Lozenges, I Annifeed Cake,
Lozenges, | Almond Cake,
Sugar Plumbs, Cinnamon,
Sugar Almonds, Nutmegs,
Burnt Almonds, Preferred Quinces,
Au f ed Sugar Preserved Tamarinds,
Plumbs, Quince Jelly,
Carraway feed Sugar Oil of Peppermint,
Plumbs, Essence of Peppermint,
Lemon Sugar Plumbs Essence of Lemons,
Cinnamon ditto, shell'd & unveil'd Ah
Loaf Sugar Candy, monds, Raifius,
Barley Sugar Candy, Hair Powder,
SpanifhSugar Candy, Hard and foft Pomafum
Conferee ofloaffiigar Prepared with various
Sugar Cake, Essences,
A great variety of
LOAF SUGAR TOYS,fiich asßeafts,
Birds, Fifties, Baskets, &c. &c.
^^Z^s^mcrat ~-Ycrater
N. S. & W. Peirce,
100 Qts. Pollock FJSH.
Hyfon,Souchong& Bohea TEA,
by the Chest or le(s quantity. 0
Portsmouth, hebrumy 20.
Samuel Hill,
NEW GOODS.
GOO D S,
—ALSO—
A large affirtment of
Kid and Morocco Shoes ;
IShoe1 Shoe Rofetts; Giove Ties ; cotton and
1 silk Gown Trimmings; elegant pearl
I Necklaces, and Ear Drops; straw Trim-
I mings ; shoe Ties.
Ladies Fafliionable black Bea-
I vers; fancy Feathers and Flowers ;
I Mens' and Youth's fafhiooables Hats.
3 A large affirtment of
IMens'1 Mens' and Youths' Worsted,
l Cotton and Silk Hose ; Womens' Cote
I ton and Silk Hose; Childrens' Cotton
I and Worsted Hose; Womens' white &
I color'd Silk ,nd Cotton Gloves and
IMitts;1 Mitts; Mens' and Women's black
I Gaiter's ; Worsted Socks; Mens' and
I Boy's Worsted Gloves; Miffs' Worsted
I and Cotton Mitts; Men's mill'd and
I colored Worsted Caps; Mens' white &
I black Gauze Hole.
Worsted Pantaloons; Panta-
I loon Pieces and Hose ; worsted & cottori
[ Drawers; Mens' beaver, buck, wood.
I Rock & silk Gloves ; white kid Gloves ;
I emigrant Socks and Boots; cotton and
Ifilk Braces ; Stock'Stiffenem.
Fashionable, gilt, plated and
I other Buttons; button Moulds ; sleeve
Buttons ; \ Reel Knee Buckles; silver
Thimbles ; steel and gilt Watch chains.
Seals and Keys; Tooth Brufbes; Pins;
Smelling Bottles.
Irilh Linens ; India Cottons ;
Irith Sheetings ; Counterpanes ; brown'
Hollands; Checks; Threads ; embroi
dering and other Sewing Silks ; Twist;
Gallooms ; Ferrets ; Tapes ; Biddings.
—ALSO—
'Has jufl received per theJkip GFLEffort
London, an additional supply of
FANCY GOODS,
1 — Consisting of — Apeat vatfety rs
MUFFS & TIPPETS ;
Fur Trimmings.
An afotment
Kid Shoes; Morocco Shoes
with Cork foals.
Threads, Laces and Edgings ;
black Laces; Gauzes; Italian Crapes;
black and colored Soins; Sarfenets;
Men's twill'd Satin ; black Modes.
A great variety ts
Falhionable Ribbons ; velvet
Ribbons ; fancy silver Lace ; Shoe Ties;
,Camels bate Shawls; Gown Trimmings ;
faffiionable Featbefs ; fancy Flowers;
Wreath's ; Girdles; &c. &c.
Porfmowh, January 2,&)2J.
Qmmuttre^mro»#Qfo^fo^Q^^euwrammre
LOSI !— between the Pier and
the Parade,
A BUNCH, KEYS,
Tied wqh a firing. — Whoever bnsfound
them, & will leave them with the Printers,
Iball be rfcarded. &ig.
Camel's hair Shawls, fotne
with silk nettings; purple, chintz, mus
lin and silk Shawh; romal, cotton, linen
bandanno and black silk Handkerchiefs.
A great variety rs
English & India Luteftrings ;
ftrip'd and check'd Italian Silks ; black
and color'd Satins; Modes; Sarfoers ;
Tiffanies; white and color'd Italian
Crapes; plain, net and crape Gauzes ;
black lace Veiling.
A large Aflortment of^
Thread, Laces and Edgings ;
black Laces ; a variety of fashionable
Ribbons ; gold & silver Laces and Fring
es; goto and silver Epaulets.
A great variety of
. Falhionable straw, chip and
willow Bonnets; a few silk Bonnets,
full crim'd.
Book,jaconet, ffnfy, check'd
and tambor'dMuflins; fafhionable figur'd
Muslins; white and black Cambrick
Mullins; Mullin Handkerchiefs; Neck
erchiefs.
A great variety of
Fashionable Waistcoating ;
Thickfos; Hunters Card ; Velvets.;
black,crimlon,and green Shags ; Worst
ed and Si!k Plush; Mens' plain and
striped Black Sytins; Fustians; Jeans;
Denims; Cottonets; Quiltings.
Allege afotment ts
Calicoes & Chintzes ; Chintz
and Dimity Furnitures; Ginghams ;
Muflineis; Dimities ; Cambricks; Ta
ble Gloths ; green Table Coverings ;
Copperplates.
Peter Coffin,
//» received per the Jhip Sally,
from Liverpool, aver, exten
sive effort mens of &
Fashionable, Fancy and Staple
G OODS,
Woich arc now opening for sale, by }
G'holefale & Retail, —viz.
London and Yorkshire bell Superfine
Broad cloths ;
ladies Habit Cloths ; CaID meres ;
fine Beaver Coatings; fine Ratteens;
Devonshire Kerfier; Forest Cloths;
Baizes Flannels; Serges ; Whitneys -
Blankets;.Wildbores ; Camlets; Crape;
Hairbines; Durants; Tammies; Sbal'-
loons; Calimancoes ; Ruffcis ; Sattinets;
Florentines.
FRESH GOODS.