The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-06-19 00:00:00, page 4

“oeapetente- 0 SOMEEREY 6 0
et e i i,
Ly MERCY. &L
pE ; ¥ PRI o e L - ’ :
.+ BY SELLECK OSBQRNE. - :
TO crown Creation’s mighty plan, = = .
The Almighty mandate thunder’d forth;
, % Let procréant carth produce a man'!” |
- Aad fteaight the creature sprang to birth.,
@ o lth firvagth & beauty cloth'd bis frame ;
He mov'd with majelty and grace; = =
- A bright, a pure angelic flame
{llum’d cach featurc of his face.
" Upen his brow, fat ¢alm repose, :
His eyes With 16ve and mildaéfs thone;
~ Till a grim band of imps arose,
- Aad mark'd the vidtim for their own.
There naTe, in livid hues pourtray'd; -
The gnathing tecth, the blood-thoteye ;
There curft ingratitude difplay’d
The fouleft tiot, the blackelt dye. -
And avarice, ambitious too
To piant her,odious image there; -
Cast o’cr his cheeks a {aliow hue,
And wrinkled marks of worldly care.
In wrath THE cTerRNAL view'd the slain
Which mark’d the off-piing of his word;
Spurn’d the weak wrewch with high disdain,
And bade stern jusTice lift the (word &«
But mMrrcy, heaven's loveliest child,
Imploring, knelt before the throne— .
Alternate pray’d, and wept;-and fmit'd, -
With angel sweetness, all her own.
Theo turn'd to maN with kind embrace,
. Apd wept to sec hie dire degay ; ,
Hes tzars fell plenteous on his face,
And wafh’d the hideogs blots away.
fDediep.
eet Ml e e ettt .
: NEWSPAPERS. -
Letus for a momeat attend to some of the
reasons or exciles men of property give sos
sot taking Newspapers; and we shall fee
without Hlultrationy the landable motives
which govern peoplc in refufing their mite
oi payment, and the methods by which they
" contrive to fatisfy their confeiences with
reading news at the expence of others.—
What a fine thing. said Dr. Franklin, it is to
~ be a rational animal !—it really enables us
to give reasons for any thing —But let us
hear those reasons. b
“ There is no occasion for my taking the
paper, 1 am ip neighbour =———-7s store ev
ery day and fee it as soon as it comes.”
There’s no occasion for my taking the
paper, for we cant have it a minute after it
comes into the flore, one ar another catch
¢s 1t up so quick.” - !
. % Ihave no need to take the paper; lal.
Ways rcad it in the barber’s.”
- “Ineed not take the paper; for ’'m so
miich abroad among the people, that [ can
licar all the news before it cames out.”
“1 dont want the paper; I can inquire
all the news.at the poft-uffice, and fee the
arrivals in the Boston papers; and that’s all
I waat to know.” . :
_'¢¢ It is no magter about our taking the pa
per 5 (2 man once told the printer) fathes
gencrally goesto mecting every Sunday,
and comes back by M—— «'s as it is not
more than a milc and a half out of the way,
through the woods, and borrows his paper
cvery weck”
: ¢ | dont waat the paper ; there is a par
cel left at the ichool house every weeky and
the boys bring one home for us to read.”
. We doat want the paper ; there’s one
or two left at our houle for the back neigh
bors, that we read.”
» I dont want the paper but 2 few min
utes jult to run over the foreign news, to fee
what Congress or the Legislature are about,
or 100 k at the advertifemcats, and any body
will lend me oue long enough for that with
- out taking it myfelf.”
“s ] aon’t want the paper only in the win
_ier when we have leisure to read them; or
** when there is war and they areintetefling !,
and thére is no ul¢ ia taking them at other
times,"” e S i
-+ And who would buy any thing 3nd pay
- two doilars a year for it, when they can bor
row or have it for nothing? Nobody, that.
- bad ratlier bave two dollars than {pend.them:
which T can’t afford to do.” ; :
I might go on to multiply excuses of this_
furt, made by poor honelt people, who are,
very willing to read the ncws and enconrage
the printer but can sec no use in taking a
_paper for thenifcives {o long as they can
gzvt the use of their neighbor’s gratis. Some
arc even willing to pay the printer just when'
. there hap;;lcds to be some. rcmarkz‘iﬂc news
Rirzing if he'll priot all the re®t of the time
at his own expeafc. ZAnd some only want
a certain part of the papery and if it was all
poetry,or anecdotes, or marriages aud deaths
or wonderful stories, &c. would take it, but
ean’t pay for politics, advertisements, &c.
to ﬁg&ﬁ:bgr people. . b
ﬂw%:"ﬁhmwc themfclves implicated
in thie preeceding rémarks, may avt be wil
ling to tave too mach roomoccupied for the
benefit of their economical, ncighbors, we
conclude by wishing every rcader to confid
_er a newlpaper worth at leaft-aglifs of bran. -
dy, or flx peany “Toaf, and that he has no
fore right t 6 expeé® the use of the one gra
tis any more than theother. And we hope
#is paper will be Wree Lext. TYPO.
L e f“xffcﬂl‘!%. S il
Too fo!;&&ghirt Baboon lcd & batchelor’s
He SRR vriy o s sl
~An elegant house be refolv’d Yo pr 'gﬁ“ arey
‘Some bX6H young damsel with which (o
- Phewifh'd for companion that he sight
frieid and tipp'd bim a wink,
wOf my marr: *{gﬁtckpﬂr what do'
Thinle? ¥ihink, my desr frend, you'l ueer
LT RS o
The trap Aveyll sdmice=tuic theyll iy
SO R B ) ) vy
St
SE Pt CA L i
B Al R
. Meee T
B o e
R BRIt RNG e O e U s
A Parable, addrefed io report-catchers. 1
. Upon the credit of aclerical sports- 1
- man, the following recipe was lately
- given for catching wild geese :—* Tie
- a cord tg the tajiis'of an eel, and throw
it into the fens where the fowls baunt.
~ One of the geese {wallowing'this flip- -
pery bait, it runs through him, and is
[ swallowed by a second and a third and
'} fo.on, till the string is' quite full. A
person once caught so many geese in
this ‘manner, that they ablolugely flew
- away with.him.” o Fillsekler.
- INHUMAN SUPERSTITION.
A Wilmington, (Dcl. ) May 26.
. The following fa&. which occured a few
' . days ago ia the acighborhood of this
~ Borough, i 3 not c¢xceeded by any thing
_ pecorded among the blue laws of Connec
~ ticut,or in the annals of New-England
wiicheraft. : ‘
S§—— Ce——=, of the peignbor
hdod of Center, had a Cow, which,
some days fisce, had the misfortane
to dislocate one of her shoulders. Her
ichuman and fuperflitious master,
found her lying 'unable to rife, with
{ a fine calf by her fide.” He immedi
ately conceived the absurd idea of her
being bewitched, and forthwith deter
‘mined to exterminate (as he {uppafed
he would} the author of the mifchief,
an old womaa of the neighborhcod,
by burning the unfortunate cow alive.
And fearing that her calf might also
‘be affeéted, by fucking some of her/
contaminated milk, resolved that ;
. should share the fate of its dam. He
| accordingly colle@ted some of his nioft
| obsequious friends to his assistance,
' and placed a large pile .of fusl op the
i laid it qn the pile, and like igporant
cow, then tying the legs of the calf,
and hardened savages set fire/to the
whole ! The flumes soon rea#}ed the
calf, and burnt the strings offfits legs.
The wretched little fufferer finding
itfelf at Liberty, anJ yer poﬂ'g_;l.“.g some
degree of vigor, sprang fr¢m the pile
and endeavored to escape /from those
’,wi'l,d beasts in human shape, who were
torturing it to death by/piece-meal ;
but its enfzebled Rrength was not fuf
ficient ; it was soon/ overtaken by
them, better secured, and again com
mitted to the flames, when it, with its
ill fated dam, were soon consumed,
{ amid@t the yellings of this gamg of
barbarians ! ! ,
Grand Lodge.
THE ancient fraternity of Zree
& and Accepred MASQNS, are in.
formed that the Festival of St. Joun
the Baptist, will be celebrated «in-am.
_ple_form, at Postsmouth, Tuesday
26th instant, LI Seeg
- The Graxp Losce will assemble
at their Hall, 10 o’clock,'A:. M. All
Brethren of the craft are desired to
give attendance and join in the pro
-ceflinon, which.will move to the Uni.
verfaliffs Meeting House, where an
Oration will be delivered by the Rev.
Brother Bavrrowv. BY ORDER,
L. SPALDING, Grand Sec’y.
Portémouth Juae 4, 5810, ' .
. Superfine Cloths,
' ~ Just veccived and for fule by o)
James Rundlet,
‘ —, N». 3, Markst-sTREST,
'QUPERFINE ~Blue, Black,
~K.J and fafhionable mix’d Broad CLOTHS,
" whith will be fold cheap for cash or on lib
oral credit, ; May 23
- 20 Shares 1n the Fire
‘and Marine Insurance Office, for fule
—apply to ALEX’rR EWEN.
uhe -
NEW GOQDS.
Nathaniel Dean,
Has just received a great v_aﬁe_ty of.
Spring & Summer Goods,
-Which are.of the latest impor
“tation, and are offered for sale at a fniall
.advance, for ¢ith or approved credit, 4t
.. Store No. 55 Market-Street.
. Portsmouth, May 29, 1810. ™
~ James Rundlet,
‘ HAS jult reccived and is
A& A now ‘opening 26 packages of
frefh imported Britih =~
which - tomprife' an extensive affotrt.
ment and will be fold by wholefuls
#hd retail at a very_fmall advance for
cash or approved credit.
“Constantly for fle 15 above,
Fa&tory Checks, Stripes, Sheetings,
~Shirtings, Tl;ckingé;tWaxp'Yam;Knito‘
ting and Sewing Cottons. May 29.
Room Papers.
* Suft received and for sale at
_Tappan’s Bookstore,
AR ] o ik T S el 5
i (R,
A gy ﬁ tlogion fbtfaNai Al ..
* "PAPER | HANGINGS,
of enerypries Fré il Sk o s ol
4"‘% five Lad, from *‘@Ef”‘"’ E‘
of age; a san apprentlic. to the Printing:
nfinefs Inguire a 1 the Goetio Ossie.
SO eBB
- Florence, India and Tralian Luftrings ;
Canton Lufltred & variety of colors 3
Fancy silk, Barcclona and Bandanona Hdkfs,
Sarfnets, Modes and Satins ; :
‘Cobric, corded,rip’d& furnitureDimotics
Mouflinets pliin and corded ; o
Wathiugton, Hamilton and gNelfon corded
Ginghams—cammon ditto, of all prices
from 1/6 per yard dpwards 5 .
A complete affgriment of Ladies” and Gen
tlemens’, Girls' apd Boys’ fi'k, cotton and
thread HOSIERY ;- <
Holland an#mperial Tapes from 3/6 to 3¢f.
per doz,<Ruoind and flat Bobbinsj =
Routid and flait Wire Buttons ; '
Bed Lace, Fringe and Cord, some new and
- rich patterns ;— Furniture Chintzes ;
White and color'd Kid, Beaver, Sitk, Cottoa
aud Thread ladics and gents. Gloves;
Ruffels, Calimancoss, Duratits, Duroys. Shal
loons; Morcens; and other &'ufg Goods
at reduced prices; i
Irith and German flhurting & {heetingLinens;
Britith Shirting and Shecting Cottons §
Ribbons of every defeription ; ‘
Pic Nic il:!k Gloves and Mitts at 3/ pair; -
Cotton Diapers«~Napkin and Table Cloths ;
Thread Laces and Rdgings ; R
Silver, Gold and Vellum Laces; ;
Silver and Cold Epauleis; ,
Worsted and Sitk Mihtary Sashes, Plumcs,
Cockades, Sword Kaots & other trimings ;
A great variety of Printed Calicoes;
India Calicoes, Checks and Handkerchiefs 3
India Cottohs of every deferipiion, fiom
IC/ to 40/ per pitce ;
White, buff fearlet blue, ;
fawn,drab, light & dag:k"2 Broad Cloths
mixt, black and brmﬁn_s &Caﬂimeres.
Stockinetts and Imperial Cords, for gemtie
men’s pantaloons § :
Buff, blue and black Nankins ;~—Britith
- Nankimetts--Jcans-~-Cotton Caflimeres ;
Grandurcils and Waghington Cords ;
Imperial Cotton Cord ; Brown Hollands ;
Plain and corded Velvets--Millinetis ;
Pins—Silk--Twilt,=—Buttons jof every
defeription, from 2/to 6of per grose ;
Hlats and Hat Linings--Umbrellas;
Straw and Chined Bunnets~<Braces; .
American manvfadiuted Siripes--Checks-~
Weaving and Kaitting Yarn--Shecting
-~ Cottons’; ; -
Windsor, Rose and Palm Soap ;
Morocco Hats, Purfés and Pocket Books.
A large affoment t
Scotch, Ingrains 0‘? C,arpe".S and
and Kiddcrmixif&cris (»arpetmg,
from §/6 to 8/3 per yard.
Carpet Bindings and stair Carpeting.
All of which, with a great variety of other
articles (rendering his pflortment much more
complete than at any former time) his cus
tomers and others are requelted to call asd
cxamine, | May 29, 1810.
NEW GOODS.
II AS just received a large
‘A and very gencral assortment of -
EUROPEAN GOODS,
adapted to the present and approach.
ing season, comprising as many atti
cles as are envmerated in the most
lengthy advertisement, which he will
dispose of at a {fmall advance for cash
or approved credit. - {gw.) May 29.
set e eet At
' FOR SALE 4T
- J. Goddard’s Store,
g ) ]
- IN MARKET STREET,' :
At reducced prices, & on a very liberal credit,
. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT CF
Englith and India- GOODS,
o 'CONSISTING OF ;
Cahcoes,',l*’urmtnrcs, Ging
hams, silk and cotton Chambrays ;
Ham:leon Cords; plain and figur’d Muslins;
laced Cambirics ;. Cap and handkf. Patterns ;.
whity,black and colored Cambrics ; cambric
and common Dimitics ; white and color'd
Cambpie Shewlen. i = T e
Fancy and %ﬁml‘f VESTINGS 3
white and brown Linens ; check’d dicto;
Diapers; Britith Shirtings and Sheetings ;-
brown Cotton ; silk; cotton & tabby Velvets;
cotton Kerfeymeres § Grandurells § Jears 5
Foftians. &c.” - = ik
. India Cottons ::? Hankfs ; Bandannas;
Black, brown, flaté and plum color’d Lufl
trings ; black Modgs | Orange, pink, blue
and black Sarfnets; Boonet Satins; plain
ahd Ttrip'd satin Veflings 3 white and black
Tiffanies ; do parifaet Gauzes ; a great va
tiety of RIBBONS and FANS; vcivet Bind
ings; thread and totton LACES; color’d
and black silk Handkerchiefs and Shawls.
. Bilk.and cotfon Umbrcllas .and Parasols ;-
black and white Millinets ;- biae%.Bpmba-
Zeens; silk Plushes; Girdles and Tassels.
. Silk, cotton ‘and leather Gloves; men’s,
women’s and ehildren's white ‘and color'd
totton HOSIBRY. '-~
"Sik, cotton and lather BRACES ; Gk
A 8 0 G bttt mmmgs
thirt and gown Buttens ; coat and veßditto.
" Cooa Sewioge, Thicadn, Twils, Tapeh
Bobt s, merpede et Sl Purfets - -
Flagitls, Baines. abd Seuffs &
S ';u*( W " o i .\’ V}‘!J
A HO ; ’\w
o R S RLN
1. Xl} 111
I lA.‘}J&& added to his for--
A A mer Stock, a complete- aflortment of
Symmer Goods,
5 '%jyfmou:‘g;ﬂ»wbﬁf%é the following, viz.”
- Book Muslins from 2/ t 09f per yard ;
Jacanet - ditro from 2/5 to Ig/—{ome pat.’
ticularly for gentlemien’s Neckerchiefs 5
Plain leno, riddle, Yappct, spotted leno, tam-:
~_bor’d, purple, pink and biuc ditto ; _
Real lace and imitation net, seeded, vined;
dotted, clufter’d and ftrip'd, faragofia,
hair cord, and a great variety of other
fafhionable MUSLINS ;- S
Glaz’d, unglaz’d, corded, plaided, fine and
low priced white Cambrics§ 1.0 5.
Color'd and spotted ditto, twill'd and plain
of all widths and prices ; kel
Linen and cortop whitey bordered and col
" ored Pocket Handkerchiefs ;
Iraliap, Dutch and Canton Crapes; :
Kudderminfter Carpetings,
Broad Cloths, Caffimeres; &c..
o Just receiwed and for sale at. |
'DRAPER’S'
CHEAP CASH STORE,
. A great variety of 4.8
Kidderminfter Carpetings, 6f -
the newest patteros—-Venitian Stair .dﬂ:; R
Superfine light grey mix'd,
‘black, blue and brown’ Broud Cioihs. -
Sup.fide black, blue, drab and light
grey mix’d Caflimeres. ' =~ - 1
An elegant variety Fancy Muflios.
Light Ginghams & Hamilton Cords. 1
Black, bius and lilac Canton Crapes. -
'Wich almost every other article in the |
- PIECE GOODS LINE,
which added to his former STQCK,
“makej his assortment very extensive.
May 29, 1810. _ ‘ ot
Spring and Sunimer
Sylvester Melcher,; °
Has received, and is now opening a fu;’ply of ' ; ;
'SEASONABLYE GOODS, !
g i AMONG WHICH ARE, »
, L'ARGE & {fmall plaid, blue,
&4 buff and pink Ginghams ; Hair
corded do. 'Fancy London do. Low
pric’d do. Twil’d Lilac color’d,
| Cambricks; Colored Lace "Stripe
and Seeded do. a great variety=of fan
cy Muslins, some of which are very
low priced ; Fine Jaconet do 3 331
and § white Cambricks ; Bandeaux
Fkfs, Imitation Rebes ; Twill’d 3
Shawk ; Silk dovlow p/riced Muslin
' do. Thread and Cotton Laces ; white
cambrick hkfs. bik. and coloir’d Can.
ton Crapes ; Cambrick afid common
‘ Dimoties ; dark and' lizht Limerick
\ Habit Gloves ; Parasols..
| 4 large assortment of fuper
| fine and common Chintzes 3 4 prmted
. Cambricks ; Furnitures and Copper
- ‘plates ; London vellings, latest fiyle ;
Twill’d cotton Caflimeres ;' patent
i buff Nankins ; Grandurells; Waith
| ington Stripes ; Plain and Ritb’d
white cotton Hose 3 blk. and color’d
do. Ruffels, Duroys, Calimasncoes,
‘Durants, and Wildbores at very low
prices ; Dritith Cottons ; Linens ;
Brown do. do. Cottons ; check’d Lin
ens; 2 42 and § Linen and Cotton
Diapers ; cotton Umbrellas ; bik.
and color’d Sewing silks ; cotten
Sewing ; Cotton Bandannpas ; Ib. and
bundle Pins. , ; ;
A large supply of
India Cottons ; Checks ;
l Hkfs blk. India Lullrings; do Sarf.
; nets ; blue Nankins ; Yellow do. blk.
4 and checked Silk Hdkfs. Bandann®s 3
| Madrafs Hdkfs, &c. May 26. -
. SUMMER GOODS.
W. Jonesjr.
Has this day reccived his full supply of
Fafbionable, Fancy & Staple
PIECE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE,
JUBILEE Cord ; Spider net,
Seeded, Vin'd, Tambor'd, Lace, Pearle,
Book and other fancy ‘Mulflins ; ele
gant MufliuVeils 5 § Imitation Shawls, |
Long ditto of every fafhionable kind,
Buff, Salmon and Blue § Cambricks ;
plaid greeh Halons; Hamilton
Cords ; Turkey, red and other Fur- {
nitures ; Blue and red Copperplates ;
Bengal Stripes ; Cambrick Dimoties ;
common do Ladies Long aond Short
Kid Gloves ; Broad and Maroon
Ribbons ; ¥ and % London Prints &
Ginghams. 4
Ladies white and colored cot
ton Hose ; 4 acd 3 salt black Cam
‘bricks, 2 and § plain white and cord
‘ed do. blk. and white Silk Lace Arm
lets ; Cotton do. Irish Linens ; Cole
~raing Cotton Shirting ; Black, white -
and drab Jeans ; Silk coat Buttons ;
_~BSatin, wardee and common
‘Straw Hatsand Bonnets,Straw Trim.
-mings and Crowns, Paught Web for
- Bonnets, Seetfuckers ; Canton Crapes ;
Thickfetts, Corduroys, Velvets and
Velveteens ; CottonCaflimsres § Gran
durells, Blue Florenteens ; Patent
-buff Nankin ; Imperial cotton Cords;
| cQlQf’d,‘ThftadS’; Cotton Hans ;Cap,,}
Wite ; ~Millinetts ; Quality . Shoe
~ Superfine black, blue, olive
colored, mix’d and ‘brown RBroad
Cloths ; do. blue drab, light and datk
mix’d and blk, Calimeress blue, drab
and miv’d Woolen Tmperial Cordss
fafhionable ceat Buttons ; do. Veflings, -
o idia Geadie o
+ Blue and yellow Nankins ;
_Bive Cottous; bik. Lufltings ; large -
Topply Sheeving and Shistingottons s
e Compeey Bandins ad wwilrd
A . e rocdl
TQW fold'at-Public Audtion
*-atehe Audtion Office of WALYER.
TODD, in Newburyport, on the third day
of July nest, at eleven a'clock A M forthe
}g;i;cﬁt of the licirs of Wittism Wa?y’fi
mciétc of Boston, deceafed’= - © =
“"A certain picce of LAND,
f BT ik e 00 WYY
in the towathip of Weils comaining fortys
three acres, lying on Eaylor's Brock so calledy
and not far.. from. a river and landing i
Kennebunk, it bc\i;g the {ame that was cou
yeyed from Joho W ﬁchwrfg&x,El'% toPhilip
White, for the beacfit of faidheirs 7
.. Cotitions to be made known at the time
of sale, - P WHITE, Exeouter. -
| 2 South, Hampton, Sune & Ihhe.” 7717
» N '~—~+—r~ \ ‘k’? o YN ‘ 'SATU‘*
{;mz}ﬁ.ﬁa_ ™ ¥ pay the Bth
{Ermuaniory 7of July coxt
""g‘ag'g':t D‘ -_,will’ !;'C fold‘ at
AEEOEEIE] poblic Avftion
R gy (f Dot previcufly
doig at.pnivaie ic . ) one half of a three
flery House, fitnated in Pite fireet
formerly the property of the late Mr.
‘_-JPO*.’N Stavers, deceased—containing
Jix Chamibers, two lower Roomis and
Kitchen, Aqueu@ in the cellar, with
4 good Yawd and Well of water, and
Every way calculated for a Tavern, or
Doarcing House—Sale will be on the
premiles, at 12 o'clock—T:rms liber
‘al, made known at the fale—for fur
ther particulars enquire of JAMES
A. GEDDES, on the prewifes, or
S. LARKIN, Auét.
Portsmouth, May 22, 1810.
More New Goods.
FuR received, and for sale at
DRAPER’s
Cheap Cash Store, .
A very elegant and extensive
aflortment of
Fashionable, Fancy and Staple
Piece Goods,
S | :
Received by the latest arrivals
at Boston. May 22.
s
NOTICE.
’I“‘HE Administratrix on the
Estate of NAHAM AKERMAN jate
of Portsmouth,Gentleman, deceased, interids
exhibiting her Account in Person orfby her
Attoracy, Nathaniel Marshall, at Probate
Court to be holden a2t Portsmotith on the
third Wednesday, of Junc rext, for Exams
anation and Allowance. All persons ip
terefted will govern themselves accordingly.
NATHANIEL M A RSHALL, 4tfirney to
.~ ANN AKERMAN, Adminifirateiz,
Portsmouth May 31,5810, *
SIX barrels of Old Cyder,
for fale—lnquire of the printer.
; June y 2
e e e e e et et e’
T hose 2who are Building or Repairs
ing HOUSES,
ND are in want of Room Papers
~ and Borderings, are informed,
that by calling at the Bookftere of C.
Peirce, they may feeda splendid as
sortment of Patterns, with which they
car be furnithed with the Papers of
their choicey at the fhortelt notice.
- Portsmouth, June s. ‘
———————— e
Fut received from ‘he Portland
Lallory and for sale by
Fernald & Twombly,
- - DANIEL-STREET,
-GENTLEMENS'bIk. and white
BEAVER HATS of an excel
fent quality.—Avrso, -
Hats of their own manufac
ture, of every size, color and quality
from the “ Raw's tail 1o the Beaver's
nofe.”’—Cheap for Cash. ~a)
N. B. Cash given for Furs of-every
kind. . June 5.
! ; Nz
Stone Cutting.
SMIT'H & TREAT, have
just received a new affartmentof Mar~
bie, suitable for Building stones, Garve and -
Tommb-flones, axd a Bumlztcr “of Soap-flene
Backlogs—and keep conflantly forfaie as
tﬁ:‘h!‘%; 'cwﬂiﬁp orter of Vaﬁg%m-'
and Deer freet, a complete aflortmeant of
Free Rene hearths apd jambs, clouded Mar«-
ble ditto—Slate Grave Stones of all {izes
Paint Mills, Paint Stones apd Mulicrs—g:
many other arti¢!és in their line. All orders’
will be executec with aeataefs and dirpat?
at the lowest rate, for Cath or apprav
evedit, and every favor gratefull acknowl
edged. . .» — Beeember, 19, 1809, -
. Methodist Hymn Bicks.
A 4 ETHODIST Hymn Booxs,
VA ik and 2¢_parts baund 1o
gethier, as used in the Methodist Soci
ety in Portsmouth and its vieinity
for sale at C. Psircs’s Bookflorey.
Ponfmouth, —Auso
_Smith and Jones’ Hymn Books, as
usfed by the Baptil Societies.—Aaso,
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