The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-06-06 00:00:00, page 4

A Young Gentleman, lately from England, about
fce fat and a half bigb.fender made, bandfomeface,
with dark eyes, of rather a ruddy complexion. Was
drfed in a blue cOat, light mixt breeches, and very
large half boots. He left bis friends on Tburfday
the 14th, between II and 12 o'clock for tbe purpose
it is supposed, of taking a avail into tbe country, —
Any information refpe&ing bins, and left with tbt
printer, will be thankfully received.
s n r a &" 99'f %
' — Barnfable, Rens. &ocb Eldridge, aged 38
— Charlefon, (S G) Africa, a black, aged 121
Savannah, Hr. Chailes F. CoUgnacq, aged 45,
d deratedpbftian , .
_ Nekton, John Woodward, Esq. aged 76
At Sea, fora Lambert, aged 27, qtbfon of Copt.
Jonathan Lambert, of Salem
Bellpre, N. W. Territory, Capt. Jona. Stone
In Spain, Feb. 16tb, Louisa, ^een of Spain,
born Dec. 1751, and married to Charles IF. King
of Spain, September 1765..
„ Penobfat, David Moore, aged
Dorthefer, Capt, Pbilfi, Jarvis, aged 45
Dorebfer, mrs A. Hitchcock, cenfat of tbe
Rev. Dr. Hittok, aged 56 ✓ ,
At Gilmans, (N. H.)Col. Samuel Ladd.
Trenton, (Ne^-Jersey) flpril zk
On Tburfday left was brought to this place tbe fa
mous Mammoth OX, bred by John Humphries, of
Hopewell, in this county. , This extraordinary ani
mal far furpoffes, infer, any of tbe fame species ev
ty raised in America, or perhaps in tbe world. Hb
is now , years old and teas putchafed for tbe sum of
300 dollars. His meaJurement is as foliones :
Height, 18 bands, I inch ?,-4tbs; length Infect, %
Inches and an half; circumference near tbe fore Jboul
ders, 14 feet, andfrom bis weathers to tbe bottom of
,e dew lap, be 'measures 5 feet and 7 inches.
bf Medford, N.H.
— Berlin, (Conn.) C^pt Stepben Cole, aged 55.
— Brattleborougb, (I,) Eleazer Patterfa, 85.
— Cbilmark, Martha's Vineyard, Thomas Til-
The whole number of inhabitants in this
County with the exception of those in the
towns of New-Qrantham, Plainfield, & Spring
field, agreeable to the late census, is 36,134.
In 1790 they amounted to 27,201 of course
the increase is 8,932,
it is said that President Jeffcrfon has refifed
to issue Commiflions to some of the Judges ap
pointed by Mr. Adams. We know not if this
charge be just : If it is, we (halt only alk wheth
er it is net 'f feeling power, and forgetting
right."
The Aurora of the 18th fays, " Mr, Madison
occupies apartments in the President's house at
Washington." Query ! D^s the President cf tie
United States beep lodgers ? Or is it the intention of
the Secretary f State to ftunge the United States but
ofbonfe rent ?
Citizen Pithon, Charge des Affaires of the
French Republic, is on a visit to New-Torh.
The conduct of this gentleman, since his resi
dence in the United States, we learn, has been
wholly unexceptionable.
Weare told, that after Mr. Muhlen
berg had been eluded a Senator of the
United States for Pennsylvania, in op
position to the officious Logan, the pre
fers Governor of Pennsylvania sent him
a menacing epiflle, declaring he was not
the with of the people, and that he ought
not to accept the appointment. Muh
lenberg treated the menace, we learn,
with lilent contempt
^,/@^&s2G
Poetical Repertory.
Fhc following C le, written by Mr. C. P.
SumNCR, was lung at the Charitable Fire Socie
ty in Bolton.
AN OBE.
FAR hence be each unhallowed Hrife,
Which jars the chord of iocial life ;
Far hence be every ftlfifh aim,
That bondage o'er the heart can claim.
Humanity, with pride unknown,
'lbis Anaiwerfcry marks her own,
While A,:ence deck'd by every Grase
To F.\3i:LuN's Jb, ing transforms ibi. fuc.
Religion here with mildeft(way
Springs with roses Virtue's way ;
Delights the view oLbliG to ope,
Mor chills the vcftal flame of I^%
Throng'd to ibis Dome well pleas'd repair
the guy, the banor'd and the fair ;
Whole fouls by fpic^dour unfubdu d,
Enjoy the fcaft of doing good.
Long may their life's sweet springtime lad,
And Fancy's t^anfeort ne'er be pad ;
Their boards with Elegance be crown d,
Their halls with mufle still refonnd.
May Care,an Exile, ne'er infeft
The fofetr precludes of the breast;
And Time retard the Hours that chare
Benignance from the dimply face.
While manly bosoms deign a sigh
And Pity beams from Beauty's eye,
Misfortune smiles with breast elate,
And fcoros the impotence of Fate.
DUELLING.
Am I to set my life upon a throw,
Because a BRUTE is rude and furiy ?—No—
fl moralr-fcnfible, and well bred man
Will not insult me—and no other can.
Religion, working upon the
heart, and fubjedi^g the paflions
to the exercise of benificence, generates
all those attractive graces, which can be
acquired by no other medium. Rules
of exterior imitation may be delienated
with the elegant pencil of aChefterfield;
but the purity of the heart is the genu
ine source of true politeness : for that
religion which breathes good will unto
man, whilst it refines the understanding
and foftens the affections, begets that
complacency from which neceirarily re
lult those amities, and that unaffected
politeness, which alone Ihould form the
gentleman : such as the scholar Ihould
cultivate, and the chriftlan recom
mend.
THE MORALIST—No. 378.
DIED] —-At Nenvyork, Captain JoLn Jobnfon.
At Neto-London, fConn) Henry sanes, aged 4,,
The MEDLEY—No. 163.
New,orb, May i,.
Missing.
WALPOLE, may, 19-
wtek Lave Exeter every Tuefday at
6 A. M. ?nd arrive at Berwick by it
A. M. Returning — Leave Berwick at 3
P. M. and arrive at Exeter by 7 P. M.
8. From Borton by Concord, Little
ton, Groton,New Ijdwich, N,H.Jaffrey,
N. H. Marlboro' N. H. Keene. N.H.
and Chetlertield, N. H. to Brattleboro'
V(. once a week. Leave Boston Tuef
day at 9 A. M. and arrive at Brattleboro'
on Thurfdav by 7 P. M. Leave Brattle
boro' every Friday at 2 P. M. and arrive
at Borton the nekt Monda/by 3 P. M.
g. From Concord by Lancaster, Lco
minfty, Westminster, Templeman and
AthoFto Greenfield, once a week. Leave
Concord every Wednesday at 6 A. M.
and arrive at Greenfield on Friday by ib
A. M. Leave Greenfield every Friday at
2 P. M. and arrive at Concord on Sun
day by nodn.
IN VERMONT.
10. From Brartleborn' by Poultney, ;
Weftminifler, Walpole, N. H.' Chatlel.
ton, N. H. Weathersfiddj Windlor,
Hartland, Hartford apd Norwich, to Han
over, N° H. twice a week—Leave Brat
tleboro' every Tuefday and Friday at t
P. M. arrive at Windlor on Wednesday
and Saturday noon—Leave Wind,for at
I R M. and arrive at Hanover the fame
days by 6 P. M. Returning — Leave Hano
ver every Thursday and Monday at 6
A. M. a rift at Windsor by noon, and
at Brattleboro' on Friday and Tuefday
at 10 A.M.
It. From Hanover, N. H. by Orford,
N. H. Haverhill, N. H. Newbury, Rye
gate and Peacham, to Danville, once a i
week —Leave Hanover every Monday [
at 6 A. M. arrive at Haverhill by 6 P. M.,
Leave Haverhill on Tuefday by 6 A. M.)
arrive at Danville by 4P. M. Returning j
— Leave Danville every Wednesday at ;
6A. M.and arrive at Hanover on Thun- |
day by 4 P. M.
12. From Haverhill, N. H. by Brad-|
ford, Corinth, Washington and Barce, to ;
Montpelier, once a week—Leave Mont
pelier every Monday 6 A. M. and arrive ;
at Haverhill by 6 P. M.— Leave Haver-]
hill every Tuesday 6 A. M. and arrive at |
Montpelier by 6 P. M.
NOTES.
Mute !, The Portmailer General may
For Criivying the MAILS of theLn'tA Stiites
on the proving routes, =i'f b< received at
the General Pof Ofc in Washington Ci,,
until the 1 fyh d^y of fd, next txilujtve.
PROPOSALSEiouId be made in writ
ing, and may be forwarded by p^ft.
Thet: is no occafiori forth be who en
ter into contracts to come to the general
Post Office. When 2 propolal is accept
ed, the perlon miking it is immediately
notified and the contraa, &c. is sent to
the nearelt Fo&Oifre,<o be executed in
presence of the pod rafter.
1. From Portland by Scarboro' Bid
deford, Kennebunk, VVdls, and York to
Por Smooth, N. H. three times a week.
Leave Portland every Monday, Wednes
day ano Friday at 4 A. M. and arrive at
Portfinowh by 6 P. ML Leave Ford
mouth every Tutlnay, Thutfody, and
Saturday at 4 A. M. and arrive at Port
land bv 6. P. M. Toe nour of arrival to
be at 8 P. M. in winter, Nov. 15, to A
pril 15.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
2. From Portfmonth by Dover to Ber
wick Mr. once a week. Leave Berwick
every Monday noon, anti arrive at Ports.
month by 5 P. M. Leave Fonfmou'h
every Tuehuy, at 8 A. M. and ariive at
Berwick by 1 P. M.
3. From Porfmoath by Dover, Ro
chtfteq Middleton, Offippee, Moul
tonboro and Cenre Harbour to Ply
mouth, and fr< r, Plymouth by New
Hampton, Meredith, Gilmanton, Not
tingham and Durham to Fortfmouth
once a week. Leave Portsmouth every
Monday at 2 P. M. arrive at Offippee
on Tuefday by 6 P. M. Leave Offippee
on Wednesday 6 A.M.arrive atßymouth
by 2 P. M. Returning — Leave Plymouth
on Wednesday at 4 F. M. and arrive at
Portsmouth on Friday by 6 P. M.
4. From Portsmouth by Exeter, King
fion, Haverhill, Ms. Andover, Ms. Wo
bu-n, Ms. and Medford, Ms. to Boston,
Ms. three times a week: Leave Portf
moUth every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 5 A. M. and arrive at Button
the fame days by 6 P. M. Leave Boston
every Tuesday, Thnrfday and Saturday
at 5 A. M. and arrive at Fortfmoush the
fame dvs by ~P. M.
5. From FouLnroth by Exeter, Ches
ter Londonderry, Amherst Peteriboro,
Marlboro and Keene to Walpole once
a week. Lave Pouhnoudi every Tuef
day at 9 A. M. arrive at Amherrt oh
Wedneftlav ar 7 F. M.—Leave Amherti
on TburlUay at 5 A. M. and ariive at
Walpole on Friday by 10 A. M. Re
turnings Leave Walpole every Friday at
2 P. M. arrive at Amherst on Saturday
by SP. M.and at Fortimouth on Mon
day by 4 P. M.
6. From Haverhill Ms. by Chefler,
Pembroke, Concord, Bofcawen, Saliva
ry, Plymouth and Romney to Haverhill
N. H. once a week. Leave Haverhill
Ms. every Friday at 2 P. M. arrive at
Chefler by 5 P. M. at Concord on Satur
daylorin. Leave Concord at 6 P. M.
arrive at Plymouth on Monday at 9 A.
M. and at Haverhill N. H. by 6 P. M.
Returning — Leave Haverhill N. H. every
Tucfday at 8 A. Mi arrive at Plymouth
by 3 P. M. leave Plymouth at 4 F. M.
and arrive at Conte >rd on Wednesday
by 6 P. M. Leave Concord on Thurs
day 10 A. M. arrive at Haverhill on
Friday by 10 A. M.
7. From Exeter by Newmarket, Dur
ham and Dover, to Berwick Me. Once a
PROPOSALS
r rHE fubferiber is sorry to be
X obliged again to trouble the public,
but the crud and rojurt treatment he
ftiil receives; and the Icandalotis false
hoods kt forth in an adveruftment by
Lucy Hdi, in the Oracle of March 14,
and onward ; which advertisement I de
clare to be bile in every charge therein
let forth. And 1 now declare that the
Lid Lucy Hill lor the 15 part years, has
concluded herfelf in a most dishonest,
ftaodalous an'd bale manner; having been
caught in bed with otiver men ; aud hav
ing ftolcn from me money by the hun
dred Dollars at a time ; notes of hand ;
receipts, deeds, &c. Also, that file has
robbed my house of beds, bedding, eloath
ing, wool, flax, curtains, curtain-rods ;
corn, pork, beef, a gold necklace, a gun,
and every thing file Could lay her holds
on, flie has gave away, fold or destroyed.
She has had my flieep taken from my
yard aud barn and killed, and flic, with
the help of others, have torn down my
fences, carried off my bars and gates,and
exposed my fields and property to cattle,
hortes, swipe, and creatures of every def-
Criprion ; which, if this conduct is Bill
perfffeci in, in vain will it be for me to
continue to cultivate ny farm, and have
it thus exposed—And I now forbid all
persons aiding, abeting or assisting in fticq
vile conduß.
During the term of years which the
said Lucy lived with roe, file never spun
the value of one web, nor knit a pair of
flockings for me, but during said term
dertroyed ne more than three thoufahd
'dollars'-worth of property. —I bow forbid
any perlon going in a canoe which the
said Lucy bought with my money ; and
:alfo forbid any person going into the
I house wher^ the laid Lucy Hill now lives;
I vt/hich if they do, they will be prosecuted
I to the dlmuft rigor of the law.
I ISAAC HILL.
I ±,N. B, A I have had 300 Trees re
peated!, pulled up arid othenoije defrayed, by
some person of frofont > Inro effir a reward
1 cf Ten Dollars to an, person who will give
] Juch information who the, are Jo that the, can
be convifledof the fame and brought to pun
ifiment—(Luco Hill and rfifraßfd people
excited) "lottery, Mty § 180 l
next at Eleven o'clock in the fcremon,
BY virtue of a licence from the
Honorable Jeremiah Smith, Eiq.
Judge of the Probate of Wills, &c. for
the county of Rockingham, — All that
valuable real Eftatc fnuate in Portsmouth,
lately belonging to Mr. Thomas Hart,
deceased, — Co-fifing of
A large Manfion^Houfe and
commodious lot of Land on the easterly
fide of Fore-ftrcci, being an excellent
place for trade, with a good Water privi
lege for large (hips to lay afloat at low
water. —ALSO—
One other Lot or garden spot
on the westerly tide of said Fore-jtrcet, #
directly oppofiie said Dwelling-house, fif
ty leveu feet front on laid street and two
hundred and twenty feet deep. — /ff,
A flrip of Land fronting on
High Preet, three feet fix inches w ice and
feVenty feet fix inches deep, each lot will
be fold feparatelf.
N. B. There is a part of the Wharf
that will allo be i^i lep irately, or be re
moved as may befi fun the purchaser of
the mantion lot.— The file will be on the
premises, and the terms will then and
there be made known—
Fo ifurther pat ticulars erqube cf
GEORGE GAINS, Executor.
Note §. Should any perlon, making
proposals, delire an alteration of the times
of arrival and departure abort: fpecified,
he mull ffate in his proposals, the altera
tions defir^d, and the difference they will
make in the terms oi his contract.
Note 6. Pel Sons making proposals ate
Retired to State their prices by the year. —
Those who contrast will receive their pay
quarterly, in the month of August, No
vember, February and M,y, one month
after the expiration of each quarter.
Notej. The contrail for the above routes
are to be in operation oil the firft day of
October next, and to continue in force
until thep ft October 1805, excepting Such
routes as have a particular note refpeding
the Continuance of the contrast.
Sur the times of arrival and departure &
any time during the continuance of the
contras, he previously ftipuUtiOg an a
dequste compenfaiion for any extra ex
pense that may be occasioned thereby.
Note 2. Fifteen minutes Shall bevllow
ed for opening and doling the m % il at all
officers where no particular time is Speci
fied.
Note 3. For every thirty minutes de
lay (unavoidable accidents excepted)
in arriving after the times prescribed in
any contraAs, the contra^ter fliall forfeit
one dollar ; and ifthe delay continue un
til the departure of any depending mail,
whereby the mails defined tor Such de
pending mail {ofe a trip, an additional
forfeiture of 5 dollars fltali be incurred.
Note 4. Newspapers as well as letters
are to be Sent in the mails : and if any
person, making proposals, dentes to carry
h/wlpapers other than those convex td in
toe mail, lor his own emolument, be
mull state in his proposals, for what Sum
he will carry it with that emolument abd
for what Sum tothout that Emolument.
On Thur/day thefecond day of July
JOSEPH HABERSHAM,
Poflmafer General.
General Post Office,?
Ifajhington City, A,ilzy, 18oi.,
TO BE SOLD
At Public Vendue,
A THIEF IS A LIAR.
^3°^ anted a capable Girl to
• live in a fanii 1 ,, one that underfands tyh
w, faewort, &c.—lnquire of the Printer
50 Dollars Reward.
nrHE Subscriber's Store in Fore-street
was broken open on Monday night
lad, by some evil minded person or per
sons, his books and papers rummaged and
thrown about the store, and the window
by which they entered left open,—The
intention Os the thief or thieves appears
to have been for Cash, of which a small
parcel was taken away.
The above reward will be given to d
ny person or persons who will ditcover
the thief or thieves so that he or they may
be brought to justice.
William Boyd.
M^AILD TO HIRE,
A Decent Apartment,duifable
for a small family; for which a
generous rent will be given—Enquire of
the Printer. Ma, 23.
Oti Tuefday night last were placed in
'the inclofure adjoining the Rope
walks, North-end—TWO barrels TAR,
supposed to have been Stolen or left by
mistake.—The owner is requeued to call
on the fubferiber for the fame, and pay
the charge of this advertisement.
WILLIAM BOYD.
^Portfmouth, May 30, 1801.
Be ever particular to o/fove, that the true
and genuine Paste is of a dark purple colour
which is inflanil, dfihguijhedfrom counter
feits ; and is fold onl, in this city 1, the Jub
fciiber, bting the only pop ietor in America.
This PASTE will, on ufiog, be sensi
bly perceived to brace up and llrengthen
the fibres, and with a little continuance
will perfectly cure the Scurvy in the
Gums, changing them from that livid
drtagueablc colour, to a fine pale red,
occafioniog them to grow firm and close
to the teeth; to that those teeth which
were before loose and ready to drop out,
will become entirely fart and steady, an 3
from being black and foul, will make
them appear white & beautiful. It like,
wife pr^ferves the teeth from growing
rotten, keeps such as are decayed a long
time from growing worse, ^nd takes eff
all difagreeble finells from the breath,
which generally arise from scorbutic
gums and bad teeth. It has a beautiful
aromatic lafle and flavour.
Look out for Thieves & Robbers.
After wafting the teeth and gums clean,
dip your brufli or finger into the paste,
and take about as much as will lie on the
poitrt of a penknive, and rub the gums
and teeth freely, until it has removed ev..
ery impurity —This do every merging,
and wash it off with water. Self as above.
Drugs, Medicines and Dying
DRUGS, fold as usual by
Price 50 Cents per box.
Prepared only io America at the (tore of
Sani'lH. P. Lee; New-London.
Prepared only by Samuel H. P. Lee, M.D.
New-London, ConncHicut,
THESE Pills are celebrated through
out the United States, and Weft
lndies, in the cure and,prevention of In
termittent, Remittent, Bilious, Inflamma*
tory, and Yellow Fevers—Jaundice —
Bilious Cholic—lndigeftion—Droply —
Gout, Rheumatism, Plcurily, Chlorofis.
Worms, Dysentery, Billions Vomitings,
Convulsion and Epileptic Firs, Asthma,
Coughs and Colds accompanied with
Cuttivenefs— Foul Stomach—Scurvy —
S!>rc Throat—Hypochondria, and Hyl
lexical Affections, &c. &c. &c.
Tney are also highly eftcemed for their
virtues when taken in the Spring season,
summer and abtumn, and by removing
an overcharge of Biliious redundancies
in the Stomach and Bowels, and thereby
prevent molt of those diseases concurrent
with an Epidemical season—their opera
tion is an easy and effectual purgative,
and may be taken without risk of getting
cold or any inconvenience, therefore ex
tremely proper for travellers by lea or
land, they are good to relieve the system
after a hearty meal or a flights debauch,
their use in Epidemics of any kind are
too well known to need any comment 1
their success in Dysenteries are peculiarly
beneficial, and have beep found to be
(he be ft evacuarit to remove the cables of
Fluxes of any.—Certificates of their ef
ficacy may be seen at.the place of fafe,
price 50 Cents per Box, and 5 Dollars
per Dozen, to fell again.
JOSIAH DWIGHT,
AROMATIC PAS TE,
For the Teeth, and Gums,
"It is that white, and yellowish Tar
tarifed Calk, which adheres to the teeth,
next the gums, causing, feurvy, loole flab
by bleeding gums; and the complete
deftruaioD of the enamel of the teeth ;
that so frequently disfigures the beauty —
renders the teeth rotten and loose in their
sockets, and afflicts mankind, with pains,
the moll excruciating."
Nid'e. London Med. Efo,
CT CAUTION !.,"
by appointment.
Far fete by the fabferiber at his
Apothecaries Shop in Mat to flreet, dircA
hum the Patentee, a further fupfyof
Doctor Lee's Patent N. London
Agent for the Patentee in Portsmouth.
Also, That valuable Medicine
JOSIAH DWIGHT.
Pmtfmouih, May 2, 1801.
I N T 11RI.S I ING. .
BILIOUS PILLS.
METHOD OF USING.
The Celebrated
Win. Treadwell, & Co.
Havejufl opened and, forfaf at their
Boot,ore orpofoe the eaf end Jthe State-
House, PortfrnGuth ;
A very neat .assortment of
Books, Stationary, &c.
CONfifting of Writing Papers,
of all kinds & qualities; large defoy,
medium and royal do.—royal, medium,
demy and foolfcap, cross ruled with lead
lines for ledgers ; demy marble, foolfcap
do. wove.hot prefs'd Letter Paper gold
edges, do. do. plain do. common letter
gold edges, do. do. plain do.
Glass Ink Stands mounted with
tra fs, do. do. Silver plated; book Ink-
Stand various fixes ; Wedgewood Foun
tain do. common Pewter do.
Mavoirs collection of Voyages/
Travels, &c. in 26 final! pocket volumes,
with many plates; Studies of Nature a
br°fflged,in 1 vol. 8 mo,
Wallis's new Drawing Box,'
With a small volume of familiar in
ftrudtions for Drawing in water colours.
— Hlfo, A good aJlortment of
Paper Hangings; Mattrades;
Pillows, &c. &c.—which will be fold at
the lowest Boston prices.'
They hate lately added from 20
to go volumes new Novels to their Cir.
Culating Library,
The Printing or Bookbinding
business carried on as usual.
Q 3 Wanted as above, a fmert
aftive LAD^sanapp/eptice to the diini
.tig and bovkb>din°;bufinvfs.
Penknives, force genuine for'
psns only ; Tea Caddies from 1 dollar
gocents to 4 dollars.
A very hanfone assortment of
Watch Chains, Seals, Keys,&c.
black Seals with letters; Glass ditto.
N. A. & J. Haven,
Have imported per the Minerva, a general
Afofot of'
Seaforiable GOODS,
Which will be difpoted of ou
reasonable terms.
Has just received, and has now
ready forfale, a large and general affirfo
meat of SPRING ^ SUMMER
GOOD S,
Os the latest importation, which
he offers for file Cheap for Cafli, at hi#
Store in Mdrket-ftreet. May 2,1801.
CHEAPSIORE.'
in Fore Street,
Liverpool SALT.
St. Martins do.
IRON and STEEL.
FLOUR and CORN.
Kiln dried MEAL.
Ship BREAD.
BEEF, PORK & TONGUES,
&c. &c. P&tfyuth. May 9, iSor.
GOO D S,
In addition to bis former allotment, viz,
. A laige variety of
Black, white, tambor'd
and lappet Muffins ; Dimities; Mufli.
nets ; Cambricks ; Linens ; Hollands ;
Cottons ;;Shawls; Handkerchiefs ; Cot
ton, worked, and silk Hosier,; long and
fliort Kid Gloves; silk ditto; Laces ;
Edgings ; Ribbons, &c.
Satins ; Luteftrings ; Callicoes;
Chintzes; Furniture Chintzes ; Calaman
coes; Durants; fammies; Moreens; Oil
Coths; Merfeilhs Quillings; Fullians;
Ginghams ; Nankinets; a few straw
Bonnets and Parrafols.
Superfine Broad Cloths ; Caffi
meres; and a general assortment of other.
Woolens ns usual. Sewing Sjlks ; Tapes ;
Threads; Buttons ; Fans, &c. &c.
Oliver Briard
Hyfon & Souchong teas ; Po
land Starch;, few Kegs best Boften
Snuff, with many other articles too nu
merous to mention— All which will be
fold wholesale and retail.
—?i.,o—
-— few boxes of HATS.
Boston, Ma, 1, 1801.
kufaui/ito / - C",SI• --.3„
POR SALE >Y .
Wm. Larg'&Co.
MAGNER': ROW, -BOSTON,
An assortment pt Fashionable
Spring GOODS.
NEW GOODS.
FOR SALE BY
Clark & Connor,
NEW GOODS.
Just received, and for Sale by
Timothy Winn,
Buck freel,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING ^ SUMMER
SAL T.
Poi.if^outh, May 30, 1801
Portsmouth, May 16. tSor.
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