The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1799-12-04 00:00:00, page 1

20,000 acres of good
In the towns of Errol, Millsfeld,
Paulfbourg, Maynefborough, Lincoln
and Concord—and
Land purchased of the State,
to be fold on reasonable terms for
ready Cath or approved notes.—For
conditions of sale apply 1o
. o W’m PLUMER.
Epping, Nov. 26, 1799. ;
FOR SALE,
anNp SHIP BREAD,
Also, a few tons of
Fuftic and Logwood, -
‘now landing from on board
the brig Fidelity, at the wharf
of..<. THO’S SHEAFE.
« NEW GOODS.
. ’ v *®
Nath’l White
HAS FUST RECEIVED
A general aflortment of
European Goods,
'WHICH he is determined to
put at such prices as to en
sure an immediate fale—4//5, ‘
Best Hyfon € Bohea Tea.
~ For SALE, a great-variet_y of
Staple & Fancy Goods,
VERY CHEAP!
Rich® Evans
e 2
INFORMS his Friends & the
Public,that he has received a very
extensive aflortment of European and
India
GOODS,
which, [#o ensure quick sales) he has
mark’d at a very low advance.
Also, _
‘Has opened one box,
containing cake Blacking, furniture
balls, scented soap, scented and plain
hair powder, various {cents, roll and
pot pomatum, lavender and honey
water, and fourteen dozen bottles Es
sences, making a great variety.
He will be oblig’d to those custom
ers who have omitted paying bills due
some time, to call and fettle the fame.
Portsmouth beginning of Markét-Street,
November 2, 1799.
Dame ¢3 Penhallow,
GROCERS,
HAVE FOR SALE
. AT THEIR STORE
ON THE PARADE,
- Dhe following articles, viz.
Freth FIGS;
calk Raisins; Grapes;
Hy{on, Souchong and Bohea TEAS ;
Coffee; Nutmegs; Cinnamon ; Cloves ;
Mace ; Alfpice ; Pepper ; ground
Ginger ; Citron ; Sugar Almonds ;
Sugar Plumbs; Lozenges ; Olives ;
-Capers 3 Anchovies ; Cayenne ;
Mustard.
Box Raisins ; Lemons ;
Oranges ; Rappee and Macuba Snuff’;
Shel’d Almonds; baskets table Salt
Chocolate ; cake Soap ; dipt Candles ;
Poland Starch ; Hair Powder ; Rice;
Flour ; Loaf Sugar ; velvet Corks ;
Smoking -Tobacco ; Baltimore fine
No. 1, Segars. : J
Redwood ; Logwood ; Fui
tic ¢ Alum ; Copperas ; Indigo ;
roll Brimstone ; Chalk ; Gun Pow
der and Shot, excellent quality ; Oil
Flints. 4 '
W. L. Rum ; Muico.Sugar ;
Hollands Gin; (real) incafes ; Cher
‘ry Brandy ; Malaga Wine ; Molas
ses ; Rock Salt ; Pollock Fish. :
7by g,and Bby 10 Win
dowgg lass ; German Steel; Ib Pins.
Andfundry other atticles. :
Portsmouth, Nov. 18, 1799~
Vol. XLlV.—Numb. 2244.
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PORTS MOUTH: (New-Hamesuire)—PurLisuep every WEDNRSDAY BY JOHN MELCHER, PrintEß TO THR STATE, AT Hls OFrFiCE CORNER OF MARKET STREET,
WAERBRE SUBSCRIPTIONS POR TH!S PAPRR, ADVERTISﬂMP.NTS, AND ARTICLES OF INTELLIGENCE ARE THANKFULLY RECEIVED.
et Wampshive Gasette.
Just Received and FOR SALE sy
Matthew S. Marsh,
New fine and Superfine
, A quantity ?
Logwood and Futtic.
Portsmouth, Nov. 19.
Samuel Hill,
HAS YUST RECEIVED,
FIVE whole and four
quarter chests Bohea, seven ditto
Souchong, seven ditto Hyfon and four
of Gunpowder |
B
(warranted frefh and of the firft qua
lity,) it being a consignment, will be
fold at Boston price, with charges, by
the chest, or less. —ALSO—
— general assortment
Weft-India GOODS;
Brandy ; Gin ; 7 whole, 5
half and 4 quarter pipes London-
Market Madeira Wine, imported be
tween 2 and 3 years since ; some piece
Gonds ; Cutlery and Hard Ware ;
a quantity of Canvas ; Ticklenburgh
and Ofhaburghs. ~
Philadelphia and Ruffialron;
Halbach, Heart and Club German
Steel 3 Powder and Shot ; common
and refined Salt-Petre ; Chocolate ;
~Starch ; Hooks and Lines of all kinds.
Salmon and Herring Nets ;
Salmon, Herring-Net and Sewing
Twine ; 20d, 12d, sod, 6d and
4d Nails. All of which will be fold
by wholesale ar retail, at the loweit
prices for cash or approved credit.
Casm given for .
Shipping FURS.
Poritfmouthy, Nov. 8, 1799.
HARD WARE GOODS.
—Bodo—
H. & B. Penhallow,
Most refpeltfully inform their cus
tomers and the pyblic in general, that
they have imported in the brig Betsey,
and ship Foxawell from Briffol; and
the ship Packet from Liverpoa[,
and bave for Jule at their flore =
in Markct-Street, -3
b A large assortment of .
CU TLERY; Iron
Mongery ; Saddlety ; Brass
Toundery,and ShipChandlery Wares.
& —ALSO—
Patent Shot ; Sheet and
Bar Lead, Pewter ; Brass Kettles ;
Warming Pans; Frying Pans ; Shov
els and Spades ; Anvils and Vices ;
patent and common time Glasses.
Shovels and Tongs ; Deck
Nails, Brads, Nails and Tacks of every
size ; Window Glass ; Tin Plates ;.
Sheet Iron ; Clock Faces ; Rotten
Stone ; Black Lead ; and Looking
Glafles. — LIKEWISE—~—
4 large assortment of
Wheel Boxes, of every size;
Englith and American Iron Hollow
Ware ; Screw Augers ; Sleigh Bells.
Englith, German, Blistered,
Cast and Halbach Steel ; Coffin Furni
ture, &c. &c. &c.
Portsmouth, Nov. 18, 1790.
g (6 w.) .
Almanacks
FOR 1800,
For Sale
At J. Melcher’s Printing-Office
and Book-Store,
As chghp as can be purchased =
i%ﬁon or elsewhere,
"Wholesale & Retail.
PRESS PAPERS
OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY ;
Printing and Writing Paper,
of different qualities very cheap”
for cath—together with
SHEATHING-PAPER,
And a good affertment of
Books, Blanks and Stationary.
STAMPED PAPER
e b bR
— MY COUNTRY’s GOOD SHALL BE MY CONSTANT AIM —
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1799.
Also a large assortment of
Irith Linens and Sheetings of the best
fabrick, from 2/ to 7/6 per yard ;
Cotton and French Cambricks ;
Diapers and Table Cloths ; a com
plete affertment of Durants, Calliman
coes and Ruflells ; Moreans, Camblets
and Wildbores. .
A large aflortment of mens’
and womens’ fafhionable Beaver
Hatts, childrens’ do. of all eolors ;
a complete assortment of Hosiery, of
every description ; green and red
Worsted Caps, &c. &c.
A few bales of Salmon Twine
and Herring Nets ; St. Peters Cod-
Lines and Sewing. T'wine.
¢rCath and the highest price
given for Pot and Pearl Ashes.
Portsmouth, 08. 20, 1799. -
NEW GOODS.
John Brown,
HAS- just received- by the latest
arrivals from England, via Bef
ton, and is now opening- for sale at
his store in Market-street, Portimotth,
An extmfve.c%mt of
/ G;O’QO e S.?
Suitable for the present and approach
ing season, which will be fold cheap
b aths Hai i
' Portsmouth, O&. 18, 1799.
New Crockery & Glass
- AN are Store;
Sign of the Golden Prrciieri
‘ —OEHo—
Edw.].Peirce
Having .imported in the last vefol Péi'm
o Liverpooly a-large and comptete
CROCKERY
and GL'AS'S WARE,
~—Among which are some very nicei—
H E begs leave to inform his friends
and the public in general, that
he has taken the store lately occupied
by Mr. BavLey, in Daniel-fireet, and
that he intends felling on the most
reasonable terms. He will be happy
to receive their commands.—Punétual
attendance given,and all favoursgrate
fully acknowledged. A
NEW GOODS.
dw’d Parrs
Edw Parry
HA4S FUST RECEIVED
An extensive a]brtm6zt of is” & Winter
Which will be. fold-at & low adoanice by
Wholesale &5 Retail, at his Store in
Market-Streety, fir Cafb or -
Short approved Credit ;
- CoNsSISTING OF
"I HE best London {u
perfine Broad Cloths of the most
fafhionable colours ; Queens Cloths
and fuperfine -Bath Coating suitable
for Ladies’ Habits ; belt fuperfine
plain and mixt Forrelt Cloths ; cross
bar’d and fathionable Swandowns and
Cafimeres Veftcoating ; belt De
vonshire Kerfeys ; water proof Cloths ;
Orleans Cloths, and ftrip’d Elastics ;
Rose Blankets of a superior quality ;
red, crim{on, green and yellow Baizes;
yard wide fine black Flannel, green,
red and white ditto ; Hunting Cords
and Thickfetts ; belt Velveteens and
Velverets ; Carpeting and Carpets.
A complete assortment of
Chintzes of every description and of
the latest fafhion, from 2/, to 6/‘ 6 per
yard ; an elegant assortment of § Cam
brick Muslins, tambor’d and lapet
Muslins ; plain, firip’d and cross bar
do ; Muflinets and Dimities ; Muslin
Shawls and Handkerchiefs ; purple
and patch color’d do ; a large assort
ment of silk Shawls and Handker
chiefs ; white Camels hair Shawls
with fringe and netting. '
Al{o, one trunk of white and
color’d Muffs and Tibbets, of the
newest fathion ; Suwarrow Hatts and
Grecian Bonnets ; fancy Plumes and
Feathers ; bugle and other Trim
mings ; fine white and black Laces
and Edgings ; Modes and Sattins 3
black and white patent Veils ; Italian
Silks ; Luftrings ; silk Crapes and
color’d Tiffany. S
A Fresh Assortment of
WINTER AND OTHER
SUST RECEIVED BY *
William Stanwood, jr.
Market.fireet next door to the Printing Officey
Which will be fold
at the lowest ca/b prces,
THAT CAN BE ,
PURCHASED IN TOWN,
TICKETS.
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iy
Whole and Quarter Tickets
in the €th Class
Dartmouth College Lottery,
highest prize 2000 Dollars
besides a great numberof other
| Valuable Prizes
» . for sale at
¥. Melcher’s Printing-Office
Where the prizes will be paid im
mediately after the Lottery is drawn,
which will comrence on the Icth of
January next, the punctnality observed
by the managers in drawing the form
er classes at the times fixed on,
no doubt will ensure a very rapid
sale of this class, therefore we hope
adventurers will apply in, season at
J. Melcher’s Printing-Office for tick
ets, leaflt they be disappointed. =
Clement Jack{on,
. HAS FOR SALE
At No. 4, Portsmouth Pier,
- 120 Hhds. Tobago and Anti:
: a Rum.
oy %lllds. Molafles.
5 ditto Sugar.
5 pipes Brandy, 2 of them
real Coniac. - - .
3 pipes Gin. :
30 barrels fuperfine and fine
+ .- FLOUR.
80 bolts firft quality Duck.
. 30 ditto second quality ditto.
- 60 pieces of Ruflia Sheeting:
- 60 ditto Russia Duck.
22 coils Cordage.
8 tons old Sable Iron.
100 quintals Pollock Fish.
Quarter chests BOHEA
TEA, &c. &c. &c.
- Portsmouth, Nov. 6, ’99.
RECEIVED & FOR SALE,by
JOSIAH DWIGHT,
At his dpothecary’s-fhop in Market
s o ftréety Portfmouths, -
ARGENT.VIV.
Cantharides.
Bals. Copive.
Cort. Aurant.
— Macis.
—— Peru. Rub.
and Palid.
Crem. Tart. ppt.
and Crud.
Efs. Aurant.
—— Lernun. .
Flor. Chamom.
——— Sulph.
Fol. Senne.
Gum. Aloes.
Anderfor’s, \ 4
Lee’s bilious }’4 z
Hooper’s, -
& Lockyer’s ) o,
Bateman’s Drops.
British Oil.
Bals. Honey.
Cephalic Snuff.
Efs. Peppermint.
By whom Phyficians’ bills awill
meet with attention, and fhips’ Medicine
Boxes put up and replenifbed at the fhort
¢/? notice. s G :
Teeth Instru
ments.
Crown and com
mon Lancets.
Camwood. 5
Blue Vitrol.
White ditto.
Nutgalls. )
Verdigrife. :
Pat_ent Yello‘w._
- Surgeons’ Pocket Instruments.
Patent Medicines.
: Paints. |
Dye Stuft.
Gum. Arab.
—— Copal.
—— Camphor.
—— Opii.
Hiera Picra.
Manna.
Rad. Gentian.
Sal. Glaub.
—— Nitri.
Sapo. Cattil.
Sperma Ceeti.
Spt. Lavend. Comip.
Pearl Ashes.
Oatmeal.
Rotten Stone, &¢.
Spanifth Brown,
&c. '
Gedfrey’s Cordial.
Court Plaster.
Pungent Smelling
Bottles.
Turlingtons Bals.
of life.
Dr. Walker’s true
Jesuits Drops,
&c. &c.
Alum.
Woad.
Pruflian Blue.
‘Cochineal, &¢.
Needles by the
Case and others
not enumerat
ed.
[One Dollar & half pr. Annum,
TO BE SOLD,
Five lots of L AN D,
ITH a water priviledge, on
‘j " Water-street near Liberty-
Bridge, each lot containing 23% feet
on said Street, and carrying that:
breadth 5o feet eafterly.—4/fo, Four"
other LOTS adjoining, of 23 feet by
40, with a like priviledge, agreeably
to a plan taken of the premises.—Any
person or persons inclining to purchafé
may know the terms by applying te
George Wentworth.
Yle S S
"’m
From the Columbian Centinel.
MR. RUSSELL, ‘
“ Bring then these blessings to a firi@ ac-;
count ; {
“ Make fuir dedullions ; fee to what they
- ’maunt.” )
, T HE-history of man is the record’
of vice and misery. All its
pages are stained with blood. Brutes
by inftinét regard their owh, and de
vour none but different {pecies. But
man has never ceased to enslave and
destroy his brother man. Cafary
must mount the crimson car of victory;
and enslave mankind, to gratify a vain
ambition, and Cromavel// overturn an
Empire, and spread the flames of res
bellion throughout the world, to
soothe a brealt boiling with universal
patriotism.
When we contemplate the present
situation of Europe, humanity fhuddars
at the scenes of horror, daily exhibited.
There we discover immense countries
scorched with the fire of war, a dreary
solitude eftablithed on the ruins of a
numerous population, and a fruitful
{oil yielding no other harvest but the
bones of its innocent inhabitants.
France, once the paridife of Europe,
is become the sport ground of anarchy 3
her cabinet is a group of demons, and
her cities a pi@ure of hell ;—her ralers
delight in carnage, like' ravens ; and
banqtiet on human blood more deli
ciously, than canibals. To be cone
vinced of their pernicious policy, we
need not trace them through the
gloomy labyrinths of murder and af
faflination ;.nor call forth from the
mansions of death the pale fpecres of
flaughteéred innocence, who have fallen
victims to their fury. The tortured
millions, who are still alive, and writh
ing in agonies of despair, afford the
truest testimony.
What will be the result of this cruel
and unnatural revolution ? A rebellion
equally against reason, religion and
the deareit rights of man.—A wair
waged against human nature at large.
Even the nations, which vitory at
tends in every part of the ilobe, will
be ruined by their triumphs. Long
have we cherished a hope, that these
calamities were near an end. ' But
the seventh vial of wrath. is' not yet -
exhaulted. Humanity is doomed' to
receive another wound. The clouds
of war will again rend with the thun
ders of battle, and drench the earth
with thowers of blood. Fighting, car.
nage and destruction will never cease,
tili the pride of despots and the fury
of madmen are fully glutted. ;
But let us not agig.ravate the vices
and miseries of civilized life ; nor re
present the picture of society, too deep
ly {baded with crimes and calamity.
Nearly all the political firuggles,
which convulse the nations of the
earth, arise from miltaken ideas of
the rights of man. Liberty and
equality in a {tate of society are, either
the weakness of folly, or the phantom
of an ignorant mind. They exist only
in the reveries of the deluded enthu
siast.
Too feeble and indolent to subsist
alone, man enters the social compa&
from neceflity. Volunturily yielding
up his original independence, he bar
ters a part of his liberty for protection
and fafety. The chief is cloathed
with authority, the fubje& yields obe
dience, and laws are enated for the
punishment of crimes. Here then is
an end to equal, uncontrouled liberty ‘
and equality. Here is the grand
diftin&ion between rylers and the rul
ed. A diltin&ion, founded at firlt on
the mutual consent of the whole coms
munity ; the principles' of neceflity
and eternal justice. Thus the firft
step towards the social compad is the
facrifice of our native liberty. Thus .
the embryo of fociety‘i&{.b.cﬁ@; by
wecuiliy, A sinilieh ago 8 st
overnment and law, . ©
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