The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-08-14 00:00:00, page 4

YO MISCFELANY. -+ .
L [By particular requefl :
On the dm% favorite Dog, belonging to Mis
- ter Edward Owen Parry ~ .
Beuornadog! who bore the royal name,
Of Madog,peerlefs pince,renown’d in fame ;
Who this new world diicover'd, it appears,
Before Columbus, full three bundred'years;
Yet his name-fake, keenly ulfaétery nerv’d,
Which him for {enfe as well as reason ferv'd,
- For a dog's made as great discovery since, *
And found a malter worthy of a Prince !
Yea, has transcended hint beyond all bound,
No comet’s rarer than the friend he fouad !
What noble inftin¢t in 2 Dog we fee 3
What sterling worth ! what magnanimity !
What Ttrong emotions his rous'd [pirits feel!
What daumtlefs courage ! and what ardent
¢ zeal ! : ' : é
What strength of forticude his besom fils |
See firm he stands, as the everlasting Lills !
What ftreng aficQionsin his bosom burn !
As Argus watchfal, as Achilles stern !
Let hie lov'd master’s wrongs arouse his ire,
In his defence, he is a flame of fire !
True to his trust, be spurns a miae of gold,
His glorious paws, disdain a bribe to hold 3
What paticl;ce, when by ev'ry hardship
try’'d ! : S 0
And in what triumph, many a deg basdy’d!
Thele noble virtues, we were proud to trace,
1n ev'ry featuze of Prince Madoc’s face. -
Owen, how worthy of the cur! go plas
ter ! o ‘ \
For Madoc was as worthy of his master,
'The “obedience of th’. one could not exceed
T'other’s prote@ioa; king like "Pwas indeed !
Stedfaft, unshaken faith, form’d their alli
ance, :
To cut love's cords, it bid the world dcfiance.
'The nobiclt sentiments to them belong'd,
One ne'er-could bear to fcc the other wrong'd.
Mad’® t’ aid Owen, lightning could not fly
fafter, : '
And {wift as light, t’ aid Madoe flew his
Master, R ves
So firmly bound, were their fond hearts to
gether, g 3 .
They woutd have perith'd fighting for each
- other ! : '
Nc’er did a puppy lovea master; mare,
Nor e’er a puppy, master more adore 7
But 'ife’s prccarions, and its brightest joys
How soon some fad calamity destroys !
With dearest friends, how soon we’re fore’d
Koo party g '
While all that's left us, is a blecding heart !
Madoc the prince of dogs, has left our
~ sphere, ‘ 51
And all who know it, drop the frcguent
tear! v ‘
Yet hid’s the secret of the dire disaster,
From his o'er fond and tender hearted mas
ter, | )
Lelt that warm breast, which with true
- friendfhip glow’d, Haid
Should withtoo sudden grief be overflow’d ;
And those bright eyes, [woln from their ftar
' - ry spheres, '
Should drown in a too tznder gush of tears !
Surcly Heaven’s providence should injure
not,
Yet ’twas, O Madoc, thy most cruel lot,
Te be for mothing but thy sickness shot!!!
Sec him beyond great med’cine’s art [aid low
And death twice {ufl’ring by a doutle blow !
Yet one great consolation’s left us fill,
Which warm Humanity must ever feel';
Thro’ Samson’s death, thousands were slain;
thy grave ' .
May twenty times as great a number save ;
Like many a dog thep, thou dyd’ft not in
Waity 1o 4 :
And if dogs rife, thou glorious shalt again.
‘Could’ft thou now rife, thy weeping friends
embzrace,
Thou would’t each tear lick from each fur
. row'd faee' /0 {
Lovd shalt thy memory be, while love re
, mains, ;
And everlasting peace be to thy manes.
i e SB.
COUNT STACKELBURG. :
‘This Ruflian plenipotentiary, whose wit
- and pridé were almolt proverbial, was once
~employed by Catharine; a 3 Ambaflador to
Poland: Thugut having been sent thither
by the Emperor of Germany, was, on the
day of being admitted to an z2udience by
the Polish Monarch, introduced into a sa
loon, where, fecing a man gravely seated,
and surrounded by Polith Lords who were
flanding refpec&fuily before: him, Thugut
‘took him for the Kin:’.g,vabd began his com
pliment. Stacketbery did not hasten to un
deceive him ; and when the Anftrian Eavoy
' discovered the miftake,he was great]y piqued
and athamed—That eveni-g. playing at
card‘sﬁ"'wjtﬁ_ the King and Stackelburg, he
threw down a card by mistake, faying * the
King of Clubs.” ¢ Youn'are wrong,'* said.
~ the monarch * it is the Knave.” The Auf
trian,pg:_ti%lis hand to his forehead, very
archly exclaimed, *“ Ah, fire! pardon me—
this is the second time to day that [ have
taken 4 Knave for 2 King ! Stackelburg,
~ though very prompt at repartee, could oaly |
bite his lips. e R
Some years - ago, at Barthql%?tgn Fair,a
show man, beiag turned off by his employer,
‘and being drivento great extremitics for
want of money. hit on an expedicnt to raise
gﬁ;e"u; ora ﬁ&ppfy which from its i’n’g:nuia
Iy, mghg ~.grtainly claim excuse ! He hired’
,a large room, and. hung out a ‘board thus
_infcaibedy* Fo'be seen here, A WORSER.”
“As thename promised novelty his room.
~was crouded very soon after he ‘had pub
lithed his exhibition and be bad, of course,
~reccived @ tplerable (upply of moncy. No-.
thing remained but to gratify the curiosity
of the *>gaping. ¢crowd,” who fat in silent
‘expeiation of fomewonderful appearance ;
ot shét s, with the' gromelt ‘crplishy
brgught i § Iso mirable looking pig, and
asked oric of the company, with the- utmost
_unconcefn, if it was not 2 very bad one ;on
b spyier il et e o
|SA Vlofch Agr s wird difpliying fiooe an
imal. litgle beter than a skeleton, exclaim.
ed, there is indeed a ‘moft wretched pig,
~bus there, ladies and gentleman is *# & wor
é’%ﬁ&;ﬁw DL S :vig%@?‘
AP Al Rl WA &A T R TL&
T g i Tl e o N BT e
of which bealt w2s the most. dar rers
e, e . WRLLE
. ﬁ{% e NG T
Gt el f*ﬁ‘f; the Di¥e of M ry
e se i U his BTh'ko” maskit.:
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. State of New Hampfiire. Cheftire /.
l NOT‘ICE is hereby given to the non rehi
‘ dent owners of land in PACKERS
FIELD, in the county of Cbcﬂxir\c, who
have not paid their taxes for the year 1809,
- that ualefs they pay the fame to me the sub
' feriber or or before the second Monday of
! of their land as will pay the fame wil) be
O&ober next, with all legal charges, so much
fold atpublic auction at the dwelling house
}-. of Jofiaht Melvin, in said town, at one of the
- clock in the afternoon of {aid day s
. William Yearley's'heirs ; acres of tillage 1—
acres of mowing, 4—acres of pasture 10--
acres of wild land 70--value of wild lands
- aid buildings 50 cents—Total valuation
2 dolls.—<highway tax Y4O ets.—town and
county do. 78 cts =-fchool do. 100 cts.
. FONAS CHILD, Coll:Gor.
P"‘£"!"§!_€f£‘l_3_ffy 18, Igio..
T o the people denominated Friends,
- (Bur vuigarly called Quakery by many.)
- =g "HLRE has lately been prepar.
F j_ ed and publithed at confidera
~ble pains, and a great expence, a
- Boox caiculated almost entirely for
Friends Schools ; intitled ¢ the Pious
t‘ Inftru&lor, being a {i'«&icn in Prose
_and Vetfe from varicus authors emi
nent for virtue and piety, on moral
-and | religious fupje&ls, designed to
warm and animate the zcal of all to
- piety and religion, but more particu.
. larly for the use of Friends® Schools,
by Danirr Coovrepce.” Price 2:3.
“at' C. PEIRCE’s Boukßore, Porf-
PERouth S s vt s e
70 LET—A copvenient House,
- with a Chaifz and Wood Honfe near
1y adjoining—Tlnquire of C:Prirce.
Faly 314 - WA S
. Superfine Cloths,
- JAMES*RUNDLET,
,HAS, jult received a few' picces of the
& X very belt fuperfine weft of Englaud
- Brgad Cloths & Caffimeres,
which will be fold at a very fmail advance.
~+ Feor sale as above about one ton. SHIP
_PING BUTTER. ' Cafp given for HILLS:
BOROUGH LILLS =~ July 3v.
Heartwell & Walker,
Have for file -at Nos. 3. Congress fireet,
FE,W'hhds. good flavored W. I. RUM ;
- & DBrandy; Gin; Loaf, Lump, Calcutta,
Havana, and a few bbls. Mufcovado Sugars ;
ticrces Rice; bags of Coffee ;do Cotton ;
ds Pépper; do Pimento; bbls. Copperas;
;do Allum ; Logwoed ; Fuftic ; Br;‘-‘zil and
" Nicaragua Redwood ; Kegs Harris’s Tobac
€o ; Chefls tiyfon Hylon Skin & Seuchong
‘TEAS ; Boxes Windlor Soap ; do. Checo
late 5 do Freth Purkey Figs ; ladigo ;
BStarch Nh‘tmegg; Cloves; Caflia ; Ginger ;
vest of Eng'ith, Dutch and’dm:rican Gun
powder ; Patenc Shot ; Flints; Swedes Iron g
: few doz warranted Scythes ; Scythe Sneads,
- and Quakers Rakes ; quantity white Beane;
- round and split Pcas; Rye ;. old Chcese
from best. Dairy in Newhampthire; few
- M. Clapboards and Shingles ; RO Shooks;
Hhd Hoops; W O Rum Barrels, etc ete—~
which together with molt articles found in
2 Grocery Store they will fell by whoielale
- or rctail; for cafly or approved eredit,
-~ N.B. H. & W.inform their friends and
~ and the public that one of the firm (Mr
Heartwell) having established himfelf in
business at Bolton, where frequent advan
tages of the market, as it respects purchases,
are to be taken, and: articles of the. firlt
~quality always procured ; they presume
that for the future they shall be ableto of
fer goods of the best quality at leall as cheap
23 at any Store in Portsmouth. Tuly 31
Non-Resident Taxes.
: iI‘HE Df{)yt_y Secre\iar‘y‘ W’iﬂ 3(!(_‘!l‘3‘ at the
_ Office of R. €. SuanNoON, Efg the second
" week of nex: month, for the purpose of accom
modating gentlemen in Portlmough, desirous
of discharging their Non-yefident Taxes for the
piefent . year. Greealand, Fuly 30. 1810,
Wharf Limbcr—-auanted.
4 WAN'I’ED immediately Tim
ber for the Capfills of a wharf
about 600 or 700 feet in lenpth, 18
inches in diameter, and about the fame
quantity for Mudfitls, Uprights &e.
Ao 4000 feet of Platk, of 3 inches
thick —¥or further particulars apply
10 the Printer. July 31
. Uncurrent Bills.
CASH and the highest price given for
Hilifborough, Chethire, Coos, Vermont,
Northampton and Pcnebfcot Biils, at
TAPPAN’s BOOKSTQRE,
Market Street, Portsmouth «=Moft of the
above bitls are daily depreciating ; and are
new culy bought topay debts at the banks
where they belong, Perfous holding any
of this paper,would do well to dispose of it
at its present value. Fuly ¥7-~(6w) .
LEATHER.
- Charles Tappan,
. “Market-Street, Portfnouth,
I__‘{ AS been appointed Agent
L. for the ¢ .Har;zpjbire Leptbg)r‘_‘Makyfagf
torys” in Portimouth—and will conflantly.
keep for sale ‘all kinds of LEATHER by
whole(ale or retail.” The Leather manufacs
tured by this corporation’ is not inferior to
any'in the United Stotes, and comes much
lower charged than usual, o 45
3000 lbs. Sole Leather:
LA ) e
sl TR Sl A
Now Landing from brig Norfolk,
- damuel Lord,”
-, No.lx, Merchanis Row, .
30 hhds. good flavored RUM.
WANTED —A BOY sbout 17 years of
3¢ whe can produce good recommenda
gß iUI s
‘T 'O LET=A neat 3. flory
firyaeed i Water Serest-s For weritic spply.
“’H}“ ﬁmﬂé&'ﬁ ot
B s Eiﬁr@ﬂ [ R
TN RAN L eWe e B TR B eN R S S
|»v % '
- .fsumnd suolg
' Wanted immediately,
A SMART, active Lad trom 11
| _[':, " to 16 vears of age, who bas a~
good educution) of corre& moralsand
ft=ady habits, as an apprentice to the
- Prinung bufine(s—erquire at this Office.
‘. ee . et et el 4 - ettt e A o SAR
b OCRIN
| Neoay landing and for [ale by -
- William Rice,
; No. 10, Port/muth Piery
i FIFTEEN Hundred bushels
' Cleans faneti Corn of a fup:rior
quality,fromm on board schooner Samp
son. ‘ e RN R
nT ~ o 3
§< New Store. o 9
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
l 'I"HE fubleribers inform the public that
t' they have entered into copartaerfhip in
- bufis<(s,& taken Store No. 4, Sheafe’s Build
itzgs,': Murket-{treet, where they are opening
. pentine and frefh affiriment of
. Drugs & Medicines
of the latelt importation, and which they
will warrant of the firft quality—togerher
with an aflortment of the most valnable
" PATENT MEDICINES.
Pungent Smelling Bottles, Caftile, Palm and
‘Wiondfor Soap and Wath Balls, &ec. ;
. And for the convenience of the sick may
~be had as above, the belt of WINES, viz.—
% Madeira, Lisbon, Red Port and Malaga—
Alfo-~Frefh TEAS of the firlk quality 5 best
} Turkey FIGS, Raisins, Tamarinds Nutmigs,
E real Cinnamon, Cassia, Cloves, Alifpice,’
- Pepper, Loaf & Lump SUGAR, Cofftc. Rice,
&e. &e. all which will be fold cheap for cob.
A few dozen bottles of real
Cayeane for sale as above. !
- *,* Constant attendance from sunrise until
- 10 ©'clock, evening--and évery favor grate
fully acknowledged. ©
' NATHANIEL S. PEIRCE,
- JOSHUA HUBBARD. ‘
J. Hubbard would inform
_the public that he has made it his chief
study for upwards of three years last past,
to make himfelf acquainted with the kuow
ledge of Medicine and of the humaa (yftem,
sand trufls that be bas it in his power to
.give general {atisfacion to all those who
{ee fit to. call on hir in the line of his pro
feflion.—All orders from physicians, or fam.
ilies for medicine, will be/ftrictly attended
to—and medicine CuEsTS put up or replen
ished with care and at short dßcice, with
suitable dire&tions.. A
i Par@autb, f}'uj_y 3!.}lß{o’. :
i . )‘ : o
< Fifty Dollars Reward.
, "'n "HE Store of the {ubfcriber 'was broken
4. open on the night of the 27th inst. and
sundry Goods stolen. The above reward
will be given to detect the thief or thicves
that they may be brought to justice. \
o - BENJAMIN W. ADAMS.
o el TS L e
State of Ne wba}np/}jire,-f—Cf{g/b?re o
N OTICE is hereby given to the non-re-*.
fident proprictors and owners of land.
in WASHIN%ON, ‘who -have not paid
“their highway, town and school taxes, for
the year 1809—that so much of their Jand
as will pay the fame with incidental charges,
will be fold at public vendue, to the highest
bidder, at the l}pu‘%;\‘qf“,‘ﬂﬁvid Farnworth,
inn-holder in {aid Wathington, on Wednef
‘day the 24th day of O&obcr next, at ten
o'clock: forencon, oa fdid day, uslefs pre
_vented by previous payment, o
b‘ :‘ ” & v,’v b 2 F)s Ag °H;. § ’
T ) ;i §o SR TN IR e e
g, 3‘%§. ‘s*3’?3’l §d§ ",‘-‘fés'
Thomas Packard /7 13 7v107 .54 26 16 |
Fofbua Peirce . 51 3360710360176 108
Solly & March 523 319638 319 156 96
Fobn R’i‘n}?é‘fﬁ*i4 150150 75 36 23
- Theedore Atkinfor 42 3 260 400200 98 60
Leter Peiree . 311180180 90 36 23
Benjr, Sweatt: . 100700 50 ‘24 15
. JAMES FAXON, Colleftor.
ELEGANT STRAW
_ Hats and Bonnets! |
-\ This Day received gt .~
RN P %“ e
RAN MNE Ry RT Sf,s" 3
S T N T ST SN PNy G
iR AR SUB sl gt 7*
| CHEAP C4SH STORE!
TR ﬁ“'mig*’* fie b i S
A wariety of ® “’M w/t elegant.
. Straw Hats and Bonnetts,
that bave been for sale in-town thie p ;@g*
"‘* uﬂ"ib'*"‘“f%‘*
N Folter on tedinted vphasatice oy
w&y‘% t JOHN MACE. Al per.’
{ang, ave vt eriii.or tentivg: him
s L B R
16 dChbk oF hitCautebii o after thia date,.
eAL EX ANDER SALTER,
M e ?wg@%w%v@&%gwﬁgm ‘
TS AR As BIAN L
Straw Huts €3 Bonnets.
' o il R L R
W. jonesir..
Has jupt reb:gi.vc_‘l.;.()nc case mofl f:'f{hionablc' ‘
Straw-Hats and Bonnets.
vt o oSSO g e L
1 case men’s and boys’ Hats,
N A L ST S e
assorted colors. % July sx
‘6OBI ‘6l ‘r2qudag - . Ipedpa
~famounde |iynead soaey £l3a3 pue Qipoid
paacadde 10 yje) 10} ied _PIMo] 37 e
yaiedyip puespamiesu §um plnddxl 3q {ll4
SII3pIQ Iy ‘sur 11941 4 s3pPlLe 13710 {urw
¥ —-siaqAyy puE 20015 lUIEL S[IA uie
‘s9Zl) §{E JO 92U01Z IABIH IB|S—ONIP I
-I\l PAPNOJD ‘sqlucs PUE SYI3BIY 3UBY 221
30 dwijioge 232dwod ® ‘1231y I pue
1123a7) uaySnep j 0 UIOY Y uv ‘doip 2oy
12 nizj aoy Lpczguod dyey pue—sfoppeg
2uoy-deog jo laquUNIL ® pHe ‘S3uoy-qiuoy,
PUE Jaes) ‘eauoy SCIPIInG J 0) 2GR f3iq
By JOIUdWIGHE MU B PIAIZIII ol s
AR “TVHYIL ® I*I.LIW'S
£ © - ’ ry r
rXn SR PR B s Pl e S Lt
- Spring and Summer
" Sylvester Melcher, -
Has received, and is mow a;m:’n &ifisply
SEASONABLE GoODG, -
0 _AMONG WHICH ARE, :
; L ARGE & finall plaid, blue,
‘=4 buff and pink Ginghams 3 Hair
corded do. Tancy London do. Low
pric’d do. Twill’d Lilac color’d.
Cambiicks ; Colored Lace Stripe
.and Sceded do. 2 great variety of fan
¢y Muslins, some of which are very
low priced’; Fine Jaconer do. 3133
and & white Cambricks ; Bandeaux
‘Hkfs. Imitation Robes ; Twill’d ‘?;
Shawls ; Silk do. low priced Muf{lin
do. Thread and Cotton Laces ; white
_cambrick hkfs. bik. and coloi’d Can
ton Crapes; Cambrick and common
‘Dimoties ;- dark and light Limerick
Habit Gloves ; Parasols.
A large aflortment of fuper
fine and common Chintzes ; 2 printed
Cambricks 3 Furnitures and Copper
plates ; London vellings, latel} style ;
Twill'd cotton Caflimeresy paieht
buff Nankins ; Grandurells ; Wath
ington Stripes ; Plain and Ribbd
white cotton Hose ; bik: and color’d’
do. . Ruffels, Dauroys, Calimancoes,
Darants, and Wildbores at very low
prices ; DPritilh Cottons ; Linens ;
Brown do. do. Cottons; check’d Lin
ens 5 3 £ $ and 3 Linen and Cotton
Diapers § cotton Umbrellas 3 bik.
and color’d Sewing silks ; cotton
Sewing ; Cotton Bandannas ; Ib. and
bundle Pms.
o Ailarge supply of
India Cottons ; Checks ;
Hkfs. blk. India Luflrings ;do Sarf
nets 3 blue Naokins 3 Yellow do. blk.
and checked Siltk Hdkfs, Bandannos ;
Madrafs Hikfs. &e. - May 26.
ESSEX €S, | :
To the Honorable, the Fuftices of
tie Court of = Common Pleasy bolden at Salem,
within and for the coanty of Essex, onthe lafl
Monday of Fune, 4. D. 1810. )
RESPECTFULLY RFPRESENT, & . :
ACOB Gerrifly, gentleman, and Cathe
rine Gerrith, gentlewoman both of
Newburyport, in {aid connty of Essex that
they are intercited in, seized and noffefled
of one undivided fifth part of a certain lot
or picee of land, situated in said Newbury
port, coutairing about tweaty rods of land,
and bounded teginning at the northeasterly
corner therenf by a paflage way and Water
ftreet f{o called = thence running by said
paflage way southwesterly thirty-three feet
thence fouthealterlyby said passage way eight
feet three inches 5 thenagain Muthwelterly:
by their own land ‘cight feet and seven
inches ; then again southeasterly by their
own land fourteen fecet and three in
ches ; thep again fouthwelterly by land of
the heirs of Joseph Kent & land of your pe
titioners, the heirs of Bulkeley Emerson,
Samuel Wheeler, and Richard Pike, one.
bundred andtwenty three sect to back alley
so called; thence by said back alley to
land of Mchitable Greenough, northwester
ly thence by said ' Mehitable’s land north.
easterly to. Water street aforefaid, as the
middle of the front door of the dwelling=
house ftunding on the described prcmifgq \
and the said Mchitable’s land ; thence fouth
ealterly by Warer street tothe bound becgun
artogether with all the right intereflt & Estate
which Joseph Greenough, late of said New<
buryport, had i the premiles, their rights,
privileges ‘and appurtenaoces.—And that
Joha Greenouga feltmaker, James Kettel, .
geatleman, in the right of his wife, and
Frances Greenough, lingle woman, all of :
said Newburyport, and others toyour pe.
tioncrs unknown, are intercfted in the re.
fidue thereof, and your petitioners are de
sirous of having their said part and intereit
in the premises aforcfaid, divided and {et off'
vothenin fayeralty. o 2 TR R o
Wherefore your petitioners pray thig:
Honorable Court after due notice had to ail
parties interested therein, to cause partition
in the premises 1o be made, that they ‘may
hold ard pofefs ' theirfaid proportion and -
interest of the fame in severalty, and divided
from the residue thercof—And as in duty
bound willever pray. pr 4o |
g 5 - JACOB GERRISH. ."/ _
i ; CATHARINE GERRISH.,
Newburyport, June 25th, 1810, +'+
E£BS£X ss —Commonwealth of Maflachu- I
setts, At the Coust of Commoan Pleas begun and
bolden at Salem, =vithin and Jfor the county of
Essex, onthe lass Mponday of = Fune, 4. D,
o~ EBVQa: 5 R ! W f
. Upon the petition aforefaid
Ordercdghat the petitioners give public notice
to all parties interested, by causing an atteft
cd copy of their {aid petition and the erder 1
of Conrt thereon, tobe published in the.
Newbaryport Herald;and the Neww Hamppire -
Gazette, three weeeks fucceflively, the Jaft
publicarion to be fourteen daysat: least be
fore the next Seflion of the- Court of -Com
mon Pleas, which will ‘be holden at New
buryport, within znd’ for said county of
‘Effex, on the lait Monday of September nexs
thatall perfens interested may then and there
appear and thew cause if apy they bave why .
the prayer of '{uid petition ﬁmﬁmnoﬂ;}g :
granged o 0 N R s T T GLT
L Auef ICHABOD TUCKER, Clevk.
- The foregaiog is atrye copy of the pe.
tition aforglaid, and of ithe,‘ogﬁér_.ag,ﬁgda“ﬂ
BhIEPRIM. - g I S
¢ Attt ICHABOD TUCKER, Clerk,
ARSI RS e
L UST-PUBLISHED,
& D UshELL*’a*HigorrngGdc!n
X\ Europe, particularly France,
Eugland and_ Scotland, with a.view
of the Progress of Society; from the
ifeof thole Eingdoms to the late rev
olutions on the Contifient, abridged by
@ Lady of Maffachuletts ; price one.
F s I S T T Whaet R e
dollar—at C. PEIRCE’s Bookßtore..
ooAuRE Lel
parskag eiy SRR ..il U Y b T B
‘lim® Upham
T AS just added to his for
- A & mer Stock, a complete assortment of
~ Sugamer Goods,
Among] ‘.g’bli;cbhre the- Giliintos . DiZ.
54 Book'ﬁﬂfhs from 27 £,_9f efyatd—;_
Jaeﬂﬂct' ditto f!'Oﬂl?f() to xq;._.mec par;
- ticularly for gentlemen’s Neckerchiefs ;
" Plain leao, riddle, lappet, spotted leno, tam
i bot’d, purple, pink and bive ditto s o
Real lace and imitation nct, seeded, vined,
t dotted, clufler'd and -frip'd, furagofly.
Y - hair cp‘r% and a great varicty of other
- fathjorable MUSLINS; Qe
| Glaz'd, unglaz’'d, corded, plaided, fine and
_low priced white Cambrics ; ¢
l”Color‘d_and spotted ditto, twill’d and plain
. of all widths aud prices; ‘
;' ored Pocket Handkerchiefs ; :
Linen 2nod cotton white, bordered and col
Tralian, Dut‘gh and Canton Crapes;
~ Florence, ladia and’/Italian Laftrings ;
Canteo Lullres a variety of colors ;
E" Fancy silk, Barcelona and Bandanna Hdkfs,
- Sarfoets, Modes an& Satins;
- Cambric, corded,(trip’d & furnitureDimotics
Mouflinets plain and corded ; :
; Wa‘f!xington, Hamilton and Nelson corded
. Ginghams—common ditto, of al] priccs
. from 1/6 per yard upwaids ;- ﬁ
E A complete af)‘ortm'c'nt of Ladies' and Gen
il tiemeus’, Giris’ and Boys’ silk, cotton and
~‘thread HOSIERY ; . ‘
~ Holland and imperial Tapes from 3/6 to 30/
> per doz.—Round 'and flat Bobbins; ‘
~ Round and flat Wire Buttons 8 ;
. Bed Lace, Fringe and Cord, some new and
2 rich patterns ;—Furniture Chintzes 53
- White and color’d Kid, Beaver, Silk, Cotton
- _aod Thread tadies and gents Gloves :
. Ruffels, Calimancocs, Durants, Duroys, Shal
’ at reduced prices ; ;
loons, Moreens; and othet Stuff Goods
| Irish and German thirting & fheetingLinens;
| British Shirtiog and Shezting Cottons §
. Ribbons of every description; E
. Pic Nic silk Gloves and Mitts at 3/ pair;
Cotton Diapers——Napkin and Table Cloths
Thread Laces and Edgings ¢
. " Silver, Gold and Vellum Laces; ‘ «
~ Silver and Go!d Epaulets ;
. Worsted and Silk Military Sashes, Plumes,
| “Cockades,Sword Knots & other trimings ;
A great variety of Priated Calicoes; .
India Calicoes, Checks and Handkerchiefs 3
India Cottons of every dcfcription, from
| 10fto 40/ per piece s ¥
; VVhitg,huﬂ‘,l:carlct,bm(,z BfOß.dClOthS
- fawn,drab, light & dark o
| mixt, black aﬂd»bmwns &Ca meres.
- Stockinetts and 1% perial Cords, for gentle
. _men’s pantaloons 3 8, ;
Buff, blug and black Nankins ;——2Britifh
' Nankinetts--Jeans--Cotton Caflimeres 3
- Graandurcils and Wathington Cords ;
- Imperial Cotton Cord ; Brown Hollands ;
~ Plain and corded Velvets—-Millinetts ;
Pins—Silk -~ Twilt.———Buttons ! of . every
__defeription, from 2/to 60/ per groce; .
i_ Hats and Hat Linings—Umbrellas ; 2
Straw and Chined Bonnets--Braces;
American manufaduted Stripes—-Checks-=
Weaving ‘and Kauitting Yarn--Sheeting’
- Cottons ; s
Windsor, Rose and Palm Soap;
Morocco Hats, Purses and Pocket Books.
A‘largc affortmfbt Ofg Carpets and
Scotch, Ingraias T
4 and Kidderminfter Carpetmg:
from 5/6 to §/3 per yard.
~ Carpet Bindings and Stair Carpeting. :
| Allof whiclf, with a great variety of other
- articles (rendering his assortment much more
complete than at any former time) his cuf
' tomers and others are requested to call and
éxamine: : _";’Mﬂ\/fay 29, 1810,
t New Spring & Suminer
- GOODS.
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- §JUST received and now o:
' J pening at P
DRAPER’
. CHEAP CASH STORE,
A great variety of |
Sealonable Goods.
ki AMONG WHICH ARE
An elegant variety of -, - A
Straw HATS & BONNETS,
.of a superior quality and newest thapes
Variety clegant tambour’d Lace Handkfs,
“Ladies long white Kid Gloves—Habit do
do. dark and light Limerick do—Habit do.
- Canton black Crapes—ltalian do..
Figur'd and plain lace Armiets and Gloves'
Italian black and plaid Lufirings =
. Fancy plaid Luftrings for bonnets’
Thin jaconet Cambricks, very good quality
wariety fafbionable plaid broad Lufiringßibbors
Ladies twill’'d c’t)_’tfoh{'fprigg’d‘Mal_"k&. A
3% & § whire cotton Cambricks L
Very cheap § lapet and leno Muslins -
A great variety whige Cambrie pocket Hdkfs. -
~Low pric’d Long Lawns & German Linens -
India black Sarfpets and Luftrings
3 & £ linen Diaper, £,4,7&% cotton do
Italian black Scwing Silke—beft quality -
~Cambric and common Dimities,
-4 Light London Prints, =~
B R TR TR )sl
¢& g Dritilh Shirting Cottons =
g &%'lr‘{h»xlia§ﬁs iy AT ¥ T
3 Plain Leno Mofiins, very vice,
Ladies & Geptlemavs Sitk Hose
_ Itakian white Crape, best quality .
Pink, blue, white and green Sat faett
Black and white Lace Veiling -
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28 3 Bliek Combaokt oo )
- Washington Stripes, Russia Diapers
Blk./Ruffels & Calimancoes, very cheape
Agreat ver ety 4 Mullia Shawls for bgy
SOO small Pocket Handksrchiett for /o s.
200 white Cambric dn. for'2o cents.
. Dark Gimghams and Clambrags |« =~
' Britith Naokeens ; coton Cafimeres **‘».
Ladies face clock & plain whitecotion Hose
' “do bass and color'd cotton do’ ot
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