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BuGncfs enough to secure me from indolence,
and leisure enough, always to have an hour to
spare. I would have no maftet, and I defirc
but few servants. I Would not be led away by
ambition, or perplexed with disputes. I would
enjoy the blessing of health, but would rather
be beholden for it to a regular life, and an eaf,
mind, than to the I'chool of Hippocrates. As to
my passions, since we cannot be wholly di veiled
of them, I would hate only those whoft man
nets and actions render them odious, and love
only where 1 know I ought.
Thus would I pass cheerfully through that
portion of my life which cannot last always,
and with resignation wait for that which will
last forever.
toff^^-TfetO^^raraCTS*^^
DIED}—M Portfmoutb (R. I.) rars. Ann
Ward, aged 7%, wife of Jabra Ward.
— Delaware, Rev. John M Croery, Ait. 6g.
In France, in great poverty, Guillemain, tube
L.ew II languages, was a tutor efjflronomy, bifto
'y^^g'4?^ * navigation, and author of s93far*
cee, andfmall theatrical piece/.
— Durham, mrs. Leathers, aged ,>,
— Fneter, widow Sarab Nelson.
-— Jamestown, mri Mary Carr, wife of Nich
olas Carr, Esq.
— Alexandria, Thomas Porter, Esq. merchant,
formerly of Boston.
— Medfield, Col. Sabin Mann.
— — Glafenbury, David Hale, aged 44.
— Boxford, Miffs Sukey Symonds, aged 22.
— Beverly, Simeon Baker, aged 43.
— Cbarlefon S. C. mrs. Mary Mills, in the
bloom of life.
— Portland, Lemuel Carr, aged 68. Jaffer H.
Stevenson, aged 34
— Belcherftown, Daniel Smith, aged 84 ; ears.
Experience Parsons, aged 40.
— Brattleborougb, mrs Elita M'Cane, aged 69.
— Sterling, Hannab Kendall, aged 6 I.
—N. London, John Champlin, aged 55 ; Tb's
Sturdy, aged 2%, of Tobago.
— Paulinfown, State of New-York, in the 9, th
year of her age, Mrs. Mebitabel Peirce, cenfort of
Benoni Peirce, Esq; formerly of Providence. If
amiableness of manners and gentleness of difpofstion,
together with the uniform exercise of the domefic vir
tues, and an unremitted attention to the duties of hu
manity during a long life of care, can through grace,
claim a feat in the manfons of immortality, ber's
will be that rich reward.
At Woolwichin England, Mr. Bart
lett a fuperanuated carpenter of the na
vy; though in perfed health, he con
fined himfelf to his room for twenty
three years ; he wore nothing during
this period but a morning gown, he
did not make use of either fire or can
dle, never read or amused himfelf in
any manner, and would fuffer no per
son to fee him except his relations where
he lived ; neither his hair or nails were
cut, or his face shaved, for the above
time ; before he died his hair reached
the floor, and was so matted together,
from not being combed, that it was as
hard and as firm as a board ; his nails
were about one inch longer than his
fingers, curved like a parrot's bill.
— Sea, on the Qtb "June, in a ft, on board the
Charlotte, from B,on,for the N. W. Co,, Dr.
fobn Holmans, of Bo, on. 1
— Stockbridge, mrs. Wbelpley, wife of Samuel
Whelpley.
On bis paffagefrom Havannab, Thomas Wefcomb
aged 25.
— Northampton, Supply Clap, Esq. aged 33.
— Lyme, Nathaniel Fuller, aged 40.
— B,on, Mrs. Hannab Sumner aged 65, wi
dow of the late Benjamin Sumner.
MARRIED] — At Salem, facob Simonds, to
mi, Rhoda Berry, fames Cavet, to mi, Abigail
Duparr.
— St. John's, (N. B.) I.t. Col. Samuel Smith,
Commander of the garrison at York, Upper- Canada,
to miss sane Clark.
— Milton Samuel Gulliver, to miss Elizabeth
Vofe, after a courtfip of only 25 years.
— Gorham, Ebenezer Storer, merchant, of Port
land, to miss Catharine Stevenson, daughter of Capt.
John Stevenson of Gorham.
— Hollflon, Rev. Drury Fairbank, of Plymouth.
N. H. to wife Lucretia Rockwood.
— Reading, Stephen Hale, to miss Sail, Eaton.
alt Philadelphia, Mr. William Duane, editor of
the Aurora, to Mrs. Margaret Hartman Bache,
Telia of the late Benjamin F. Bache.
— N.York, J. O. Mackie, Esq, to miss Jane M.
Show, daughter of John Shaw Esq.
Norfolk, Phillip Nicholas Broken, of Boflon,
to miss Elizabeth Kello Curie, only daughter of the
Hen William Rosco Wilson Curle, deceased.
Providence, Oliver Capron of East Green
wich, to Miss Betsey Gibson of Providence.
— Newbury, John Adams, jr. to miss Peggy
Lunt, dau. of Paul Lunt. ,
Bo,on, Capt. John W. Atkins, to miss Rael-
Vofc
,mPortland, Mr. John Alien, to Miss Abigail
A Wag putting a number of horns into a
basket, went about crying, " New Fruit
in the winter season." A gentleman hearing him
(wbofe wife by the bye was not accounted a
Lucretia) afleed to fee some of his fruit—on its
being shewn him, he exclaimed, " you rafeal,
who do you think wants to buy horns “ Oh,
Sir," replied the wit " though you are provided,
I may meet with some who are not."
— Durban, Andrew Simpfon,to mi, Sally Lapifo.
At Newburyport, Paul Lunt,jun. of Newbury,
to mi, Polly Somerby, dau. of Ca,t. Natban Som
erby of Newburyport — Daniel Adams of New
bury, to mi, Saily Peirce of Newburyport.
— Boston Tbo'sD.Bradley to mi. Poll? Perry.
——At Dorcbeder, Capt. Samuel Holbrook, to mrs.
Sally Mears.
The true Ambition of an Honest Mind.
WERE I to describe the blessings I desire
in life, I would be happy in a few, but
faith'ful'fritnds. Might I choofc my talent, it
should rather be good sense than learning, I
would consult in the choice of my house, conve
nience rather than state ; and for my circum
stances, desire a moderate but independent for
tune.
— Bradford, Samuel S. "Jackman to miss Poll,
Merrill.
THE MORALIST—No. 3 ; 9 .
JJ✓
Thanks for this miracle ! It is no less
I'han finding Manna in the wilderness ;
Tn midll of famine we have found relief,
And seen the wonder of a rump of beef ;
Chimnics have fmoik'd, that never fmoak'd
before,
And we have din'd where we shall dine no
more.
The MEDLEY.—No. 126.
Spoken after dinner at a MISERS.
Poetical Repository.
NOW THEREFORE, the undersigned
Secretary of the Treasury, in pursuance of the
ail of Congress and the authority from the
President of the United States above mentioned
—Doth Hereby, on behalf of the United States
of America, contrail and engage in manner
following, to wit :
ift. There shall be created a funded Capital
Stock, to an amount hereafter to be designated
by the said Secretary, but not exceeding Three
Millions Five Hundred Thousand Dollars,
which Capital Stock shall be divifiblc into (hares
of one hundred dollars each, bearing interest,
at eight per centum per annum, payable quart
er yearly at the Treasury of the United States,
or at the Loan Offices, where the said Stock
may Band credited, until the last day of De
cember, in the year eighteen hundred and eight.
id. After the last day of December in the
said year one thousand eight hundred and eight,
and after reasonable notice to the creditors,
which shall be given by an advertisement in
some public newfpapcr printed at the feat of the
government of the United States, the said Cap
ital Stock shall be redeemable at the pleasure of
the United States, by the reimbursement of the
whole sum or sums borrowed, and which may
constitute the said Capital Stock, either at the
Treasury of the United States, or at the Loan
Offices where the fame may stand credited.
3d. The credits for the said Capital Stock
shall and may be separately certified in sums
either for one hundred, four hundred, one
thousand, four thousand, or ten thousand dollars,
and the credits so certified shall be transferable
by the creditors, or their attornies, at the Trea
sury and Loan Offices refpcdively, in pursuance
of the rules which have been or which may be
edablifhed relative to the transfer of the funded
Stock of the United States.
WHEREAS by an a& of Con
gress palled on the seventh day
df May, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred, the President of the United States
is authorized to borrow, on behalf of the United
States, from the Bank of the U. States, or from
any other body or bodies politic or corporate,
or from any person or persons, and upon such
terms and conditions a; he shall judge most
advantageous for the United States, a sum not
exceeding Three Millions Five Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, so however, that no contrast or
engagement be made, which shall preclude the
United States from reimbursing any sum or
sums borrowed, at any time after the expiration
of fifteen years from the date of such Loan.—
And Whereas it is declared by said a&, that
so much as may be necessary of the surplus of
the duties on imports and tonnage, beyond the
permanent appropriations heretofore charged
upon them by law, shall be pledged and appro
priated for paying the interest; and also for
paying and discharging the principal sum or
sums of all the monies which may be borrowed
according to the term or terms which may be
fixed purfaant to the authority aforefaid.—
AND WHEREAS by the said a& the faith of
the United States is pledged to tflablilh fuffi
cient permanent revenues, for making up any
deficiency that may hereafter appear in the
provisions before mentioned for paying the in
terest and principal sums, or either of them, or
any monies which may be borrowed pursuant
to the said adt. AND WHEREAS the Pre
sident of the United States, did by an Adi or
Commission under his hand, dated the seven
teenth day of May, in the year one thousand
eight hundred, authorize and empower the
Secretary of the Treasury to borrow on behalf
of the United States, any sum not exceeding in
the whole Three Millions Five Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, and to make such contrast or con
trails as should be necessary, and for the interest
of the United States, in pursuance of the ail of
Congress above recited.
4th. A fufficicnt sum of the surplus of the
duties on imports and tonnage beyond the per
manent appropriations heretofore charged upon
them by law—together with the faith of the
United States, are hereby pledged for the fulfil
ment of this contrast, in pursuance of and accor
ding to the terms and conditions of the aft of
Congress herein before recited.
GIVEN under my hand, and the seal of
the Treasury of the United States, at
I''' Philadelphia, this second day of June,
one thousand eight hundred ; and of the
the Independence the twenty-fourth.
OLIVER WOLCOTT, S„ ofthe Treasury.
Propofols will be received until the last dav
of July next inclusive, at the Bank of the United
States, and the Offices of Discount and Deposit
at Boston, New-York, Baltimore, Norfolk, and
Charleston, for the purchase of One Million
and Five Hundred Thousand Dollars of Stock,
dire&ed by the Secretary of the Treafury,to
be issued in pursuance of the abovementioned
contraa. The proposals most advantageous to
the United States will be accepted, but noStock
will be issued at kf# than five per centum ad
vance, or one hundred and five dollars in money
for one hundred dollars in stock. In case the
sums fpecified in similar proposals (hall exceed
the amount of stock offered for sale at the
places abovementioned, they will be accepted,
lubjea to a proportional deduaion.
G. SIMPSON, Cafh'r.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
NOTIC E.
ALL person, who have any demands
on the estate of Madam
JANE BOYD,
widow, deceased, are desired to prefect
their accounts for adjustment—And those
who are indebted are requeued to make
immediate payment to
SUPPLY CLAP, or ) Admirifrators
WILLIAM BOYD, J onfaideflate.
Portsmouth, July it, 1800.
THE'fubfcribers hav
ing been appointed by the Hen.
Judge of Probate for the county of York,
Commiffioneis to receive and examine
thecbim^ of the fevera! creditors, to the
estate of ELIHU PARSONS, late of
York, in said county, yeoman, deceased,
intestate ; and fix months time being al
lowed for that purpose— Hereby give
notice, that they purpose to attend that
business at the probate office in York, on
the third Monday ofjuly indan', and on
thef^ Mondays of the five following
montlis, from one to five o'clock in the
afternoon of each of said days.
DANIEL SEWALL,
JEREMIAH CLARK.
York, fol, 10, 1800.
Generous wages will be
given to a GIRL u ho can be well
Ret ommended, of a good char?&er, and
can cook and take care of a houfe —
Inquire of the Printer.
JUNE 21, 1800.
high, in good repair, and two Barns, one
55 by 32 feet, the other 56 by 30, with
other out buildings,—faid Farm is well
'wooded and watered, and would well ac
commodate any Gentleman in Portf
munh or elsewhere, who wiflies for a
pleafaut country feat, —for further parti
culars, Inquire of the Printer.
Q ESpcafully informs the in-
H habitants of Portsmouth and its vi
cinity, that he has had the Tallow Chan
dlers and Soap-Boiler's works erected in
Ark-lane, in this town, where he shall
carry on the
10 Dollais Reward.
CTOlen out of the Mail Stage,
Downed by Mr. Wm. Stivers of Purtf
mouih, and coming from Boston to
Portsmouth, on Monday the 7th of July
intt. out of an Indian Bufket, tied with a
bandana Handkerchief—A Black fuper
fine Broad Cloth Coat, and pocket-book
of red morocco leather ; Containing val
uable papers of no service to any per
lon, but the fubferiber —viz. R. Ycaton,
junr. Note of hand for 1 700 Dollars, and
mortgage on a Bake-house and land litu
ate ih Buck-street, Portfmoutb, in favor
of the fubferiber. Madam C. Whipple's
lease of Mortgage on a Dwelling-house
and land situated in laid flreet, io favor of
the fubferiber. A lease of a Store in De.
merary Street, between Mr. Herald ; one
ditto of a room in a Store between S.
Drawne, Esq.—And a Lease of a Houle
in Crols-ftreet between Mr. Giles' and the
fubferiber. Also, two Caricatura of Pic
tures. One representing the late B. Al
binus, Esq. and the other a Lady. And
fundrv other papers of deposit property.
The person who took the Coat out of
the basket will please to confidcr, altho'
the crime of Robbery has been already
committed by him or them, they may ne
verthclcfs show generosity by not deftruy
ing the papers in the pocket-book, but
he or they may leave them in some public
boule or road where they may be picked
up and returned. —Ail Tavern-keepers in
the road between Salem and Port'mouih
will oblige the fubferiber to enquire a
bout it, and their trouble will be gener
ously paid by
N. Rouffelet.
Portfo^uth, %ly :z, 1800.
Which they are determined to fell on
moderate terms, either for Groceries,
Weft.lndia Goods, or country produce ;
and every attention will be piid, both to
bespoke and ready made work —they
solicit the patronage of Merchants, &c,
whose orders shall be answered, with
fidelity and dispatch.
A N excellent Farm
within eight miles of
Portimouth, containing a
bout one hundred and 'hir
ty Acres of the very best
of mowing, pasturing and tillage, and has
three good Orchards, that has made one
hundred barrels of Cyder yearly. There
Tallow Chandlers' & Soap Boilers'
Business in all its branches.
A quantity of Wood ASHES,
for which Calb or any of the above ar
ticles will be given.
Said Bishop, has been long experien
ced in the above business, in London,
Marfcilies, and in Amerce.
Caftile, White & Rozin SOAP,
warranted good. Mould &Dipt Candles.
PORTER of good quality.
WAHIED,
is on said Farm two Houfts two stories
N. B. Wanted a number of Female
Apprentices. Portsmouth, July 12,1800.
Taylors & Habit-Makers,
FROM LONDON,
RefpeAfully inform their friends and the
Public, that thev have for Sale
At the Sign of the GOLDEN ANCHOR,
Buck-facet, Pwtfmouth,
A general assortment of Seamen's
All of which will be fold cheap for
Cadi or dry FISH.
Very particular attention will be paid
to orders of Matching in refpe& to
Clothing for fcamen.
A very Cheap and Complete Affirtment of
Seamens CLOTHING.
Tin, Crockery & Iron WARE.
About 300 pair Mens' SHOES.
On Spring-hill, A general assortment of
Englijh & India GOODS.
Hyde & Lyel,
CLOTHING,
JOSEPH BISHOP,
FROM SALEM,
JUST RECEIVED,
And for fate at Se Store cf
HE HAS FOR SALE,
S. Little,
TO BE SOLD,
AND OTHER
—ALSO
James Rundlet,
Informs bis friends and customers, that be
htsju, received per the Minerva from
London, A large assortment of
GOOD S,
W hich are now opening and will
be fold very cheap by the dozen, piece or
-retail. Portsmouth, ,u!y 1% 1800.
Wanted Immediately,
A LAD of about g, 10, 11, 12, or 13
yea's of age, is wanted to live on a
Imall Farm near Portsmouth, where he
will receive good treatment; and if be
tarries till hc is2i years of age, he shall re
ceive a sum of money, as can be agreed
on by the parents or guardian of the boy.
One from the Country would be prefer
red. — Inquire ts Ute Pt inter.
Fashionable steel, gilt, plated,
silvered and matthewman Buttons; Ital
ian ditto ; Button moulds; fl;eve But
tons, polifli'd Peel Knee Buckles ; Loc
kets ; silver Thimbles ; Reel and gilt
Watch Chains, Seals and Keys; Pins.
White and color'd Threads ;
embroidering and common Sewing Silks;
Twist : Gallooms; cotton and silk Fer
ret,; Bindings ; Tapes; Bobbins ; fine
Linens; Britannas ; Brown Hollands ;
Checks ; green Table Coverings.
Tammies ; Durants ; Shal
loons ; Ruffcis ; Calimancoes ; Mo
rcans ; Tamboreens ; Florentines.
A large afifortment of Kiddermin,er.
Carpets and Carpetings.
Mens and youth's white,
random, imperial and vandyke cotton
Hose; mens white and black silk ditto,
with laced clocks; men's brown cotton
ditto; women's cotton and silk Hose
with embroider'd clocks; women's black,
white and color'd silk Gloves and Mitts ;
women's white and color'd cotton Gloves
and Mitts ; men's cotton and worfied
Caps ; worsted Pantaloons ; Pantaloon
Hose ; men's beaver and wafli-Leather
Gloves ; cotton and silk Slings ; Stock
Stiffners ; best white Kid Gloves ; men's
and youth's black and color'd Hatts.
A large affirtment of
Black Morocco and fashiona
ble Kid Shoes ; a great variety of fafh
ionable straw Bonnets; fafhionable black,
color'd and beaded Feathers; spangled
and black Fans ; Parafoles; Umbrellas;
cotton and silk Girdles ; Glove ties ;
silk gown Trimming ; Bugle and Chain
Trimming.
A great variety of
Satin, China & love Ribbons;
cotton and silk Purse, ; gold and silver
Cord ; gold and silver Thread ; gold and
silver Epaulets, some very elegant.
Fashionable Necklaces and
Ear-drops ; elegant Steel Shoe Orna
ments ; Shoe Roses ; gold and silver
Fringes ; Spangles ; Shirt Buttons ; —
Tooth Bruges ; Morocco Pocket Books.
AN Elegant New CHAISE,
of the firtl quality, warranted good,
For Icfs than the real value, with plated
harness coropleat, newest fafhion, mould
ings, &c. livable for a Gentleman's
private Carriage—Enquire at the livery
liable of rhe fubferiber Ark-lane.
A likely Hor/efor Jale.
TO be fold, a likely HORSE, about
7 years old ; Trots and canters ex
tremely well.—A hogfliead of Rum and
other Weft.lndia Goode, would be re
ceived in payment.— Inquire of the Printer.
Book, jaconet, ftrip'd, check'd, lappet
and cambrick Muffins; Moflin Hand,
kerchiefs ; men's Neckerchiefs ; tam
bor'd Mullin fhaw| s; chintz, purple and
silk shawls ; romal, cotton, linen, ban
dannoe, and black silk Handkerchiefs.
A large aJJortment of
Thread Laces and Edgings ;
black silk Laces ; black Modes ; black
and color'd Luftrings; blackand color'd
Satins ; Tiffanies ; black and color'd
Crapes ; plain, net, and Rutland black
Gauzes ; black lace Veiling ; Millinets;
Men's black Satin.
per th foip Packet, from Liverpool, a
large and general ajortment of
Fashionable, Fancy and Staple
GOODS,
IVhch are now opening for fate, by Whole
sale and Retail.—Conning cf
Broad Cloths; caf
timeres ; a great variety of fafhion
able Waistcoating ; Fustians; white and
color'd Jeans ; Cotton Denims; Satinetts
cotton and silk Nankeenets ; Thickfetts;
Velvets ; Velveteens ; color'd worsted
and silk I'hifh; silk Velvets for Capes.
A large afotmmtf
Calicoes and Chintzes of the
latest fafhion; new fancy laced Prints ;
elegant Chintz and Gingham Furniture ;
3 great variety of fafhionable, plain, flrip.
ed and check'd Ginghams ; fafliionable
printed Mullins; Griped and figured Muf
hnets ; Dim ties; fine cotton (hirtings;
Cambricks ; Counterpanes ; Table Cloths
of all sizes.
Peter Coffin,
HAS JUST RECEIVED
J. DAVENPORT.
Portfrouth, Jul, 4 1800.
NEW GOODS.
TO BE SOLD.
Josiah Dwight,
At hit Druggist Store in Marketflrect, di
rest from the Patentee,
Doctor Lee's patent N. London
BILIOUS PILLS,
CELEBRATED throughout the U
nited States and Weft.lndies, in the
cure and prevention of Intermittent, Re
mittent, Bilious, Inflammatory, and Yel
low Fever ; Jaundice; Bilious Cholic ;
I n( l<ftion; Dropsy; Gout; Rheuma
tilm ; Plurify ; Chlorofis, Worms; Dy
feotcry; Bilious Vomitings; Convulflon
and Epileptic Fits; Asthma; Coughs
and colds accompanied with Costiveness;
Foul Stomach; Scurvy ; Sore Throat ;
Hypochondria and Hysterical Affec
tions, &c. &c.
TO BE SOLD
At Public AUCTION,
On Saturday the 26th day of July,
xSoo, at 12 o'clock, if not prewouf,
fold at private Sale,
A One story HOUSE, 30 by
16; a 3ARN 16 by 21; and So
feet of LAND front and 27 back ; being
a water lo r , back of the Jail in this town.
Any person willing to purchase the tame,
may know the terms by applying to
WILLIAM HOYT, living on the pre
mises. PoryOTw/i, %,,, 27. tSoo.
They are highly esteemed for their vir
tues when taken in the Spring fealon
and for removing an over charge of Bil
ious redundancies in the Stomach and
Bowels, they prevent roost of the diseases
of the hot feafoo by being taken once in
15 or 20 days.
Certificates of their efficacy may be
seen at the place of sale by the Agent, who
has constant supplies of the genuine
PILLS from the Patentee.—/!, —
Church's Cough Drops, to
gether with a general assortment of
The U. S. Oracle,
Is fill open for the reception of ^ Sub
scribers. —Those who wish to commence
from the 29th of March, (the day on which we
began the publication of the Laws of the Union)
may have the papers from that period— All such
will receive European and Domestic News,
Political Matter ; Entertainment, &c. and all
the Laws of the United States, and Public Ad
vertisements, at the very fame price they would
have to give for the most ordinary paper.
Essence of Spruce.
T^ SSENCE of Spruce in Bot-
A— A tles, warranted to be of a very good
quality, to be fold by
— LIKEWISE—
Fresh Sweet-OIL & HONEY,
which he will fell at the Boston prices.
Any of the above articles he will fell
as cheap as can be bought in this town.
Pm tfmouth, June 6, 1800.
Samuel Haven, jr.
At his Store in Market-Street.
Portsmouth, Sune 14, tBOO.
SHOES and Leather ;
also,. An assortment of Articles in
the GROCERY line —An assortment of
Tin & Crockery WARE.
Stolen or went adrift,
ON Saturday the 28th of June, from
the lower fi(h market adjoining
Liberty bridge in this town, a CANOE,
about 14 feet in length ; had been built
little more than one year. She had on
board a framan's outside brown Jacket ;
a bag ; jug, and ijlb. Tobacco.—Who
ever can give information of her so that
the owner may get her again, fliall be
handsomely rewarded for ihcir trouble,
by applying '° JAMES WHITHAM,
living on Gcrrifh's.ifland, (Kia#,,) or
leaving word wiiht!£ '2"'"^__
Drugs and Medicines ;
Paints, Dye-Stuffs, &c.
Physician's Bills duly noticed ; Ship's
Medicine Chests in readiness, and others
repleuifhed reasonably.
JOSIAH DWIGHT.
Has just deceived at his,top in Daniel ,reel,
a general assortment of
Sole-Leather, tanned in the En
glish flyle, warranted good.
Saddle, bridle & harness Leather.
A few tanned Hogs-Skins.
All of which will be fold very cheap,
considering their quality.
—.ALSO—fI quantify of
BOOT-LEGS, cheaper than
has been formerly fold in th s Town.
THIS DA Y.
VEND U E.
To be fold at Auction on Saturday
igth infant, at it o'clock fofnoon at the
New-Ham,/hire Hotel.
One Proprietors ffiare of the
Hotels Portsmouth Pier.
_JACOB WALDEN, A.A'r.
WANTED, afw Cords
Oak and Hemlock BARK, sot
which a generous price will be given.
Toppin Maxwell,
Has for Sale at his Tan- Yard, near Col.
Lad d's Duelling.houfe,
Samuel Bowles,
By Appointment.
FOR SALE BY