The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-04-05 00:00:00, page 4

P optical Rrpofaory.
"=— ^*j——y.T l —tw^wam arnnmi ^.^„,, .
The comforts of tbe Seasons.
f N SemperVern! ffiadeshow delightful to fit !
. In Winter how social, when a few friends
are met !
n Autumn ripe fru^s may our palates regale ;
'".Spring we delighr in the blossom d sweet vale;
:rich season has pteafure and blessings in (lore ;
^c contented and happy, and ask for no more :
Io know the best season, to laugh and to Gng,
^ Summer, is Winter's Autumn, is Spring.
•HE MORALIST—No.
I N every important undertaking, much, very
X much, depends on beginning well. Wheri a
traveller takes the wrong path it, his firft setting
n ut, the mistake, when difeovered, is peculiarly
difeouraging, and finding himfelf embarrassed,
ne may attempt, too late, to correct an error
which he should have guarded against in his
commencement. ft may be easier, with care
and attention, to pursue our proper road, than
after having made an early inadvertent digref
ion from it, to return into it again. The talk is
not only difficult, but it is with regret that we
tread back those steps which we have trod in
vain. The path of virtue is the path of peace ;
in that only we can travel with fafety, or ra
tionally hope to enjoy permanent pleasures.
The MEDLEY.—No. 115..
HAIL, holy Wedlock ! whose connubial joys,
No confidence-racking horrors e'er annoys ;
No guilty fears, which lawless love inspire,
No dread check of wanton loose desire ;
But while thy sweets domestic daily roll,
Their gen'rous influence wide expand thefaf,
Enlarge the forty and harmonize the mind
And makes one family of all mankind.
MARRIED] —At Hollowell, Mr. Nehemiah
Hilton, t r > Miss Ruth Crowel daughter of Capt.
Enoch Crowel, of that town.
At Plymouth, Rev. Ward Cotton of Boyl-
Ron, to Miss Rebecca fcekfon.
— BrockfeW, Mr. E. Merriam, printer, to
miss S. Hitebcock.
At Marlborough, Mr. Ivory Brigfam, to
Miss Sally Wilkins.
At Providence, Samuel Morgan to miss Elizas
kelb Waterman.
At Hartford, Mr. fafepb Halidins, Editor of
the Colombian Phenix of Boßon, to mrs. Hannah
Shetland of Hartford.
At Randolph, Air. fohn Odiorne of Boson, to
miss Mary Thayer.
— Aldington, the Rev. Theophilus Packard of
Shelburne, to miss Mary Tirrill.
At Befon, Mr. William Andrews, to Miss ,
Betsy Mingerfon ; Robert Carter to miss Catharine
fennifon ; fohn W. Farley to miss Betsey Lewis ;
Confider Orcutt to miss Rebecca A. Downing ; Sam 1
Wells to miss Ann Brewer ; fofepb Stevens to
mis Clarissa Cufing ; fames Etheridge to. miss
Mary Denton.
— Portland, Mr. Stepben Abbot, to Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilson.
— Providence, David Heaton, merchant, to the
agreeable miss Louisa Hill.
— Concord, Mass. Salma Clap, to miss Abigail
Munroe, cldf daughter of Daniel Munroe.
MARRIED]—At Topsfield, Mr. Enos Lake,
to Miss Anna Lake— Mr. Philemon Fefer, to
Miss Nabby Hobbs.
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DIED]—In France, Pierre Augufine Caton de
Beaumarchais. The Englijk formerlyfyled him the
only freeman in France.
At Candia, on the tyb hf. departed this life —
after a lingering and painful illness, aged 18 years,
Mr. SAMUEL POOR, Merchant ;
son of Elipbalet Poor, Ffy. of Candis: He endured
bis bodily difreffes with great apparent patience,
and in the near views of death, difplaved a mind
properly informed rfpefline the true cbiraßcr of
God, and a heart reconciled to him and all bis dealings.
In him the bereaved parents have left a dutiful fin ;
the surviving children, an affectionate brother; and
Lis forrGiving acquaintance, an engaging patter nofun
obliging friendly temper.
At Boson, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Eliza
Pick, late of the Bcfon Theatre, aged 23 —Mrs. H.
Hunt, a native of Englund— Caleb Carter, aged 35.
—Mrs. Martha Farnum, widow, aged 68 mrs.*
Elizabeth Salmon, aged 29—-fob Hunt, aged 66—
Deacon Daniel femes, aged 74 — mrs. Mary Went
worth aged 68 1 —Samuel Flatt, tin-plate worker,
aged 30 — mrs. Elizabeth Wild, wido, of the late
Samuel Wild.
At Curracca, Mr. Samuel Ropes, aged 19,
cldeft son of Samuel Ropes, of Salem.
At Salem, Capt. Nehemiah Andrews, aged
47. Capt Andrew Preston, aged ,1 Captain
Gedeon Henfield, aged 47 — mrs. Burrill, wife of
Alden Burritl —miss Pelly Maugridge.
— Wrentham, Silas Holbrook, aged 32.
—* Hopkinton, Samuel Barrett, aged 74.
— Wfjbed, Jonathan Davis, aged 42,
— Brigdewater, widow Elizabeth Otis, aged ,2,
Telia of the late Dr. Isaac Otis of that town.
— Hamburg, John Beelwakcr, Ffq. Consul of
the United States at Rotterdam.
— New-York, mrs. Cornelia Clinton, aged 56,
wife of George Clinton, Esq. bate Gov. oftbat fate.
— Worccfer, fehn Willington, aged 59 ; miss
Harris, aged 66 mrs. Moore, aged 66, wife of
Asa Moore.
— Pe+efurgb (fir.) Hon. Robert Brooke, Ffq.
late Gover non of Virginia.
— Providence, Mrs. Sarab Bowen, consort of
& Horn, Jabez Bowen, Efe. Henry P. Stir
ling, Efq.agcd 35 —Mrs. Hannab Hudson, aged 36,
wife of George Hudson — Mrs. Patience Bovvers,
aged 83, wife of Joseph Bowers Caleb Potter,
aged 25 — Henry P Olney, of Hudson, aged 24.
At Sierra-Leona, in Africa, John Pettis,wafer,
and fames Smellage, mate, of the Jloop Exchange of
Providence. Two enterprizing and referable
young men, whose deaths are much lamented.
At Cambridge, miss sane Barber, aged 88.
— ShajtAury, Dr. Rufus Day, aged 33.
— Shrofury, Thomas H. Kemble, of Btfon.
— - Taunton, mrs. Mar, 'Keith, aged,,.
•— Newton, Samuel Clyde, formerly of Boson.
— Albany, Isaac Gouverneur, Est. of the House
qf Gouverneur, Kemble Iff Co. of New-York.
At CJ>epatcbet, in Glocefer, mrs. Mebitable Da
venport, aged 5 8, wife of William Davenport.
— Newbern, (N. C.)mr. Uriah Wolcott, for
merly of Providence, aged 44.
— SaliJLury, Joseph Hubbard, aged 85.
At Portland, Mr. William Greene, aged 70.
Mrs. Margaret Curtis, wife of Capt. John Curtis,
—- Leminfer, Dr. Thomas Gowing, aged 63.
— Lynn, Hahn f&fon, agedag.
, Robdeth, mr. Daniel Orufkee, aged ,3—
Rev. Aaron Wheeler, a baftift mini,er, & godly man.
Est Windsor, Caleb ^arßow,,ip-carpenter, *-
fed 53, lets of Providence.
—ElfAd, N.H. J$ J^afon, Esq. a#d6o.
— Buxton, rot Sarah Kill,wife of Daniel Hill,
— Biddeford. Noab Nefon ; Petrify Ricbardfon.
— Bath, mrs. Nancy Moody, Aged 19 years,
uifebj John Minot Mcody.
— Danvers, in the 5^ year of hr age, „rs,
Allah Ma#, wife of ^id Mus.
Lift of Letters,
. Remaining in the Pfi-Office, Porffmouth,
N. H. March 28, 1800.
A."'
JOHN ALLEN. Eliza George Aker
man. Robert Adger.-John Abbot.
Theodore Athinfon.
B.
Elizabeth Ball. Abednego Bell New-
Caflle. Benjamin Balch. William Bur
rows. Martha Bell. William Blodget,
Derryfr.U. Stephen Boyfon, Kittery;
James Brackett, Greenland. Mrs. Bishop.
Sally Blodget, DerryfeU Othello Blac
key. Joseph Bixby. Joel Bean, Alton.
Charles Boyles. Henry S. Branfcomb,
New-Cafle.'
C.
William Clark. Edward Cutts, Kit
t©v. Samuel Chandler, do. Francis
Cotter. Hugh Cox. Gideon Coggfhalf
Mathew C<>bb. Abigal Card. Timothy
Crumel, Greenland. Obediah Carlton,
,Hampftead. Nathaniel Coleman. Rich
ard Carter, Kittery Johannah Cam
bridge. William Cubing, Brentwood.
Edward Clinton, Kittery. Daniel Cook,
kHakefelJ. John Campbel, Belfafl. Com
maiding Officer at Rendezvous Ports
mouth.
D.
John Davis. James Day. Peter Dor
rey. George Dodge, Tamworth. Solo
mon Davies, Chtftrfad. Levi Dearborn,
RoJieftcr.
E.
Daniel Eaton. Jacob Emerson, Ifies
of Shoals. Barnabas Edmonds.
F.
John Frothinohim Robert Follet, Kif
t^y. William Folsom, Meredith. Wil
liam Fernald, Kittery Haynes Farnum.
Lois Foster. Benjamin Frofl. James
Fofler. Francis Foster, North Hampton.
Mrs. Failla. Thomas Furber.
G.
William Gray. William Gale. Mark
Green. Nathaniel S. Griffith. John
Gale. Lui Giles, Lee. Rufus Graves.
William Guy, Lee. Benjamin Gunflifon,
Kittery. Nathaniel Gofs, Greenland.
Timothy Gerrifo, Kittoy. Mrs, Grover.
H.
John Hart. M? r y Hart. Charles
Hodgdon, ^Newington. John Hilton.
Elijah Hally. George Ham. William
Him. John Harris. Saigent Hufe,
Greenland, Benjamin Hobbs, North-
Hampton. John Hogg, Hamp/lead. Caleb
Haskell, James Hart. Elizabeth Hill.
I.
Abraham Isaac. Anna fennels, Rye.
Joseph Jackson. George Janverin.
K
Hateval Knight, Roche,or. Simon
Knowles, Seabrook.
L
Stephen Little. Daniel Lend. Wil
liam Leigh. Joshua Lovejoy, Meredith.
David Lock, Rye. David Loud. Joseph
Leavitt, Zee. Joam, Laophear, Kit toy.
Samuel Langdon. Josiah Lunt. Polly
Wentworth Lock.
M.
Clement M;rch, Greenland. Sarrah
C. Moffatt. Nathaniel B. March. Samuel
Meliifo. Nabby Mackey. Joseph My
rack, Hampton. J'hn McN sh, Canter
bury. William Marden, jr. Joseph
Mitchell, Kittery.
N.
Henry Weld Noble. Robert Neal.
William Nutter, Newington, Nathaniel
Newman. Andrew Newman. Mrs.
Nuiur.
°'
Daniel Ober. Sarah Osgood. James
Orne. P.
President of the Cincinnati Societv —
Martha Parrott. Joo. F. Parrott. Wil
liam Punny. John M'Clary Page,
Dtofield. Daniel Peirce. Thomas Pink
ham, Durham. Joseph Paul Kittery.
fames H. Pierpont, Kittery. Nancy Pater,
son. Betsey Peirce, Noulwury. "Henry
Prelcott, New-Cadle.
' . R
Nathaniel Rogers, Kittery. John
Runolct, Lee. Benjamin Rayries, Rye.
Jonathan Rollins, Suatham. Thomas
Roberts, jun. Sometfuonh.. Ann Roberts.
Nicholas Ronffelet.
S
Lydia Sherburne, North hill. Hannah
Sprague. Jonathan M. Sewall. Win
throp Skriggins. John Shapiy. Jofoh
Sanborn, Epsom. Parker Spinney, Kittery.
William Stayers. Nath'l Stacy, Kittoy.
Richard Sharman. John Drew Seaward.
Jonathan,Sleeper, Briarwood. Benjamin ;
Shaw, Hampton. John Snell, Lee. Je-j
reminh Stickney. Nabby Simpfon,—i
Joseph Sts, Lee. William P. Smith. I
Benjamin Shepherd, Briarwood. John
Shac kford. Olive Swanion. Enoch
Stephens, Lee. Maifl)all Spring, Great\
Barrington. John Sanbourne, North- 1
Hampton. I
T. 1
Eliza Tannfon. Eliza Toppan, Hamp-[
I fiead. Fanny Trefetben, New-C&flle.
,William Treftthen, Rye. Rob't.Thomp
fon, Lee. Thomas Tiundy. John Tre
<fethen, Kit/ry.
W.
Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge|
of Masons. Nabby Wentworth. Ben-1
I jamin Woodman, Kit try. Nathaniel
Williams. Thoibas Walls. Thomas
tWilfon. Samuel Wilson, Epping. Sa.
1 rah Warren. Jona. Wiggins, Moulton- 1
boioueh. Sarah Walls. Olive Wcalch,
Kittoy. Edmund Wilson, Kittery. Ben.
lamin Wiggin, CifewAW. John Wink-1
ley, Kittery. Elnarh;n Whitney, Goffi
iiron. Joseph Willard,
g. The names wjtb no towns annexed are direkleJ
Portfaoutb.
MarA Singes, foft-Mafler
^3° 7?^ Apprentices Wanted,
to the Biafi.bounders hufiefc —enquire of
f WARD GILMAN.
ate=Bttmroarc«^^c^rnCTro-msuT
Amoskeag Canal Lottery,
i ALL PRIZES.
Tickets and Quarters, in the above
Lottery, which commences drawing next
month, may be had of Samuel Larkin,
at the Porfmomh Bookstore, where the
Prizes will be paid on demand.
House Lots, for Sale.
BY virtue of a license from the
Hon. Samuel Tenney, Esquire,
Judge of Probate of Wills, &c.
Will be fold at Public Auction,
on Tburfday the 24th of April next ar
10 o'clock, A. M. on the premises: —
Four large commodious House-
Lots. on the fouth tide of Iflington road,
near Martin's hill ; each Lot being about
ninety-two feet in front, and two hun
dred and fifty feet back.
The Conditions will be made favour
able to purchasers, and may be known
by applying to
Thomas Sparhaivk.
Portfmouth,^^^]^!^^^.
CLOVER-SEED.
600 wt. excellent Clover Seed,
FOR SALE BY
Samuel Hill.
Portsmouth, March 29, ISOO
-CLOVER-SEED.
A QUANTITY OF
CLOSER SEED,
FOR SALE BY
Stephen Pearfe,
At his Store opposite the State-House.
Clean FLAX-SEED.
100 buihels clean Flax-Seed, for
Farmers flowing.,
130 do. unclean, for crulhing
into Oil.
CORDAGE of every description.
Wines and Groceries as usual,
pure as imported, &c.— for sale by
Joseph Champney.
WHO WANTS,
100,000 of inch-thick Boards &
20,000 Red-Oak, Hhds. Staves,
for which Cath will be paid on deliv
ery, to be surveyed and delivered at
Rortfmonth. March 29,1800.
^-^—■»—'-—.,—. , — ———= ..-..L_rtni 10 _ pi eat. iit~t4p„
Nathan Weare's Efiate.
A LL Perlons having demands
Ya on the estate .of Nathan Weare,
late of Hamptoufalls, gtntleman, deceas
ed, are requeued tocall on the fubferiber,
adminiflrattix co laid eflate, to exhibit
their demands, and all persons inrir bled
to said estate are called on to make im
mediate payment.
HANNAH WEARE, Adminifratrix.
Hamptonfalls, Feb. 2fr 1800.
TO BE SOLD
At Public Vendue,
BY licence from the Hon. Sam
uel Tenney, Esq. Judge of Probate
for the county of Rockingham, at the
late Dwelling-house of Stephen Pres
cott, deceased, in Deerfield, on Tuefday
the 29th day of April next, at ten o'clock,
forenoon ; two thirds of the rtal eflate of
said Frefcott, with the reversion of the
other third or so much of said estate as
will amount to two thousand Dollars.—
Also — Part of the personal estate of the
deceased — Conditions of fail will be made
known at time and place.
SAMUEL PRESCOTT, 7 Execu-
STEPHEN PRESCOTT, j ton.
Denfi-ld, March 22, ISOO.
TO BE SOLD,
At Public AUCTION,
On Monday the 21, day of April next, at the
hot, of John Dearborn, in Durham,
ABOUT 30 Acres of excellent
good LAN D, foilable for mowing,
tillage and pasturing, well wooded and
watered, with a convenient HOUSE and
! BARN thereon ; pleasantly lituated near
IPacker's fall's mdlsin said Durham, about
15 miles from the Meeiing-houfe, on the
road hading from Newmarket to Lee,
and about two miles from Lamprey-river
; landing, and is a commodious Band for a
ITrader or Tradesman. The tale to be-
I gin at two o'clock, P. M.
Conditions of payment to be made
, known at time and place of iale, or any
time previous thereto, by applying to the
fobferiber, living on the ptemifes.
Michael Pendergast.
Durham, March 2§.
To'BE'sOLD, te b
AFAR M, containing
80 Acres 0f Good LAND, con
filling of a good Orchard, Mowing, Til
^B', Pouring and fiup^_Wood, with a
1 good House and Barn on the lame, in
North Hampton, about two miles from
the Rev. Mr. Thurston's Meeting
house, leading ta the lea, and abou^tio
miles from the fc 3 ,—-The above will be
fold leafonatkfo&rir.partifwlars apply to
REUBEN DEARBORN living on rhe
,premi!cs..
North- Hampton,March 18, i8o&
TO BE SOLD BY|
Samuel Hill,
COD Lines, 18,15,&
12 threaded, bv the Bale or less.
Salmon and Herring Twine,
per ditto or ditto.
Salmon and Herring Nets, per
ditto or ditto.
Cod Hooks, large middling and
(mail quarter ditto.
Two hundred barrels B:ef, in
good order.
Thirty-fix barrels Salmon.
Russia, Philadelphia & Archangel
bar IRON.
Weft-India & Engilih GOODS
as usual. ,
THE Subferiber begs
leave to inform the Public, and his
friends in particular, that he has opened a
BROKER'S OFFICE,
in Mirket-ftrect, Ponfmouth, and offers*
his service in felling or purchasing on
commission, all kinds of Merchandize.
Bills of Exchange, Vessels, Houles and
Lands, &c. &c. &c.
He l^wile has a Licence as an Auc
tioneer, and will receive Merchandize or
any of the above articles for public file ;
and prorniles that those gentlemen who
may be pleased to favor him with any
articles for file, that his best endeavors
shall not be wanting to compleat the fame
with fidelity and dispatch, and the fm^l
eft favor shall be duly attended to, by the
public's most obedient humble servant.
_Alexander . Ewen.
N. B. All letters dirc&ed to him io
the line of his business, (post paid) will
be duly attended to.
Porffmouth, March 22, 1800.
" FOR S.4LET
THAT valuable pro
perty, lately the Estate of Mr.
Alexander Ewen, situate in M&ket
freer, oppolite the Store of Mr. Joseph
Haven, —It iseftecmed one of the best
Bands for business in town.— ALSO—
Two other Lots, one of which
has a DWELLING-HOUSE thereon.
N. B. If the above should not be fold
before the 10th day of June next, at pri
vate file, they will on that day be foli at
Public Audion.—A generous Credit will
be given for part of the payment.
Iply to Martin Parry.
Portsmouth, March 22, 1800.
—— TO BE SOLD,'
A Small FARM, con
taining 160 Acres, of LAND,
and a small House, in Kinfmantewn, on
Kennebeck river, (Maine) —The above
will be fold reasonably, by applying ot
JACO3 B. SANBORN, of Middleton,
New HampCiire. March I§, 1800.
TO BE SOLD;-
A Good FARM con
taining about 100 Acres of Land,
consisting of a young Orchard, Mowing,
Tillage, Pasturing and Wood, fufficient
for one fire forever ; a House and good
Barn on the fame, in Rye, about two
miles from the Rev. Mr. Porter's meet
ing-house, about half a mile from the
fea,— The above will be fold reasonable.
For particulars apply 10 LEVI DEAR
BORN, living on the premises.
State of New- Hampshire,?
Rockingham, fs.,
BY virtue of a licence from
the Honorable Judge of Probate, will
be fold at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the
house of John Greenleaf, Innholder,
at Portsmouth, on Thursday the lo'b
day of April, next, at 11 o'clock, A. M.
The reversion of the Estate of
SAMUEL HILL, laie of Berwick, in
the County of York, and Con.monwealth
of Matlachufetts, Trader, decealed, bring
one third part of a Dwelling HOUSE
and Lot of LAND, faulted in Crofs
ftrect, io Portsmouth, aforefaid, now in
the occupation of Mrs. Mary Hobart.
Said reversion, potiefiion may be had in
September 1802. —also —
His right in reversion to one
Seventh part of the real Estate of his late
father Elisha Hill, of Portsmouth, a
forefaid, deceased.
The particulars of this reversion, and
the Conditions of sale to be made known
at the time and place of sale,
JORDAN GOODWIN, Adminifoator
Portsmouth, March 8, iSoo.
N OTICE ris hereby
JL ▼ &en to the owners of the fol
lowing raWS, in the South Meeting
house, that unless the taxes aflefftd there
on, are paid to me Ilie Subferiber on or
before the 28th day of April next ; said
Pews will be fold at Public Vendue IQ
the highest bidder, at said Meeting house,
&n the said 28th day of April, at 3 o'clock
P. M. —to wit—
No. B,for the years 1795, '96, '9 7, '9B, and '99,
Amount of Tax, 18 Dolls. 33 Cents.
33, f 9r tbeyears X 797, '9B, and '99,
Amount of Tax, >6 Dotis. 33 Cents.
39, for the years 1795, '96, '97, '9B,^ '99,
Amount of Tax, 31 Dolls. 50 Cents.
59s fa tbeyears 1795, '9 6, '97, '9B and '99,
Amount of Tax, 26 Dolls.
60, for the years 1795, '96, '97, 98 and 99,
Amount of Tax, 28 Dolls.
And thefolhmtg Petos in the Gallery, to Toit- —
No. 67, 68, 69 and 70 for tbs year 1794,
3 dollars each.
SOLOMON COTTON, Golk&r.
Pwifmouth, Match 22, 18uo.
I lb be lei oy lie \u,ftocr, o f .
, reafenable Terms,
'T'HAT large & elegant Shop,
on Market.Breet, opposite Bow-
Greet, lately occupied by Mr.fam Blown,
late deceased. „ —ALSO—
That convenient Dwelling-
HOUSE and STORE, on Spring-Hill,
adjoining Mr. Neil Mclntire's, accommo
dated with water from the Aquedua.
IO BE SOLD at private sale,
A convenient House Lot on
Cross- Greet, — AND—
Two convenient Dwelling-
HOUSES adjoining Col. Gardner's feat,
at the fouth end of the town, — ALSO
That valuable Lot and Store,
situate on Dover landing, near the bridge^
at prelent occupied by Mr. Boardman.
—LIKEWISE—
Several valuable House Lots
on Norway plain, in Rochester, near the
Dwelling house of the fobferiber— and,
A convenient Dwelling-House..
pleasantly situated, adjoining bis garden ;
and one other Lot, near his Store, with a
convenient HOUSE thereon, suitable
for a Tanoerand Shoe-maker, and i; as
good a Gand as any in the State.—The
terms may be known by calling at the
SnSferiber's house in Rochester, or at the
widow Mary Leak's, in Ponfmouih.
Samuel Storer.
Rochester. MavAt 2t, tßoo.
NEW GOODS,
3i,i of the LAMB and ELAG,
MARKET-STREET.
Edw' d Parry
HAS JUST RECEIVED
An extensive affirtment of Fall & Winter
GOOD S,.
Which will be fold at a low advance
by Irwefale ^ Retail, at his Store in
Market-Street, for Cjh or fare
approved Credit ;
CONSISTING OF
THE belt London fu
perfine Broad Cloths of the most
fafoionable colours ; Queens Cloihs and
fuperfine Bath Coatings suitable for Lad
dies' Habits; bed fuperfine plain and
mixt Forrest Cloths ; cross bar'd and fa fit
ionable Swandowns and Caffimeres Veft
coating; best Devonshire Kerfrys ; wa
ter proof Cloths ; Orleans Cloths, and
Grip'd Elastics ; Rose Blankets ofa supe
rior quality ; red, crimson, green and yel
low Baizes; yard wide fine black Flannel,
green, red and white ditto ; Hunting
Cords and Thickfetts ; best Velveteens
and Velverets ; Carpeting ind Carpets.
A complete assortment of
Chintzes of every description and cf the
htrft fafliion, from 2/. to 7/6 per yard ,
an elegant assortment of Carrbrick
Mullins, tambor'd and lapet Muffins ;
plain, Grip'd and cross bar do ; Muflinets
and Dimities; Mullin Shawls and Hand
kerchiefs; purple and patch color'd do;
a large assortment of silk Shawls and
Handkerchiefs; white Camels hair Shawls
with fringe and netting.
Also, one trunk of white and
color'd Muffs and Tippets, of the newest
fa(bion; Sowarrow Hatts and Grecian
Sonnets; fancy Plumes and Feathers ; bu
gle and other Trimmings; fine white &
blxk Laces and Edgings ; Modes and
Sattins ! black and white patent Veils ;
Italian Sit ; Lufirings ; silk Crapes &
color'd Tiffany.
Also a large assortment of Irish
Linnens and Sheetings ofthe best fabrick,
from zf. to 7/6 per yard ; Cotton and
French Ca^bricks; Diapers and Table
Cloths; a complete assortment of Du
rants, Callimancoes & RufTchs; Moreans,
Cambkts and Wildbores.
A large assortment of Mens'
and Womens' felbionable Beaver Hatts,
childrens' do. of all colors ; a complete
assortment of Hosiery. of every descrip
tion ; green and red Worsted Caps, &c.
A few bales of Salmon Twine
and Herring Netts; St. Peters Cod Lines
and Sewing Twine.
CT Cath and the highest price
given for Pot and Pearl Allies.
TO RE SOLD,
A BARN, 40 ft. long
and 16 wide, in good rep?' r , °° e
end and one fide Clapboarded. To he
removed from the place it now (lands on
in April. Inquire of the Pointer.
$ Portfmeath, March 29, 1800.
TBOm'FoTnd.
TAKEN up a drift, on Sate
urday bft, between Fnri.point and
Odiornt's-point, A MOSES BOAT,
about 14 feet in length. The owner mi,
have her again, by applying toGEORtS
Bell,jun. of Nrw-Caftle, and p«yo.
Charges. New Gtfle, March 28, t^g.