The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-07-04 00:00:00, page 4

Philanthropic Lottery.
O The Managers afthe Philanthropic
Artery net baling been*able to extricate it from the
, difficulty and embarraffant into which it ba d been in
rolled by the defection of JOSEPH HAW-
KINS,for wbofr benefit the Lottery dual granted,
find, that they cannot, with the lead? propriety, pro
ceed to complete the drawing, at tie time formerly
proposed. And entertaining fame doubts refrying
nubat operation the late Statute pafed in Mafactu
fall) regulating lotteries, may bale upon this lottery,
fe Managers colder it necessary to pefpone the
further drawing until thefft of October next, or
until tbefe doubts be removed. Jn th mean time,
wicafures will be pursued to afoertain whet number
of ticket remain unfold, and tubal monied may be
ffleaed from the venders of tickets, or are remaining
fi their bands,for the benefit of the adventurers.-—
„exertions stall be wanting de give as muchfatis*
fiAion to the adventurers, as the sircumflances of the
% Kiltie ^B STOPUS, Mfr-
Female Hercifm.
. A Chinese Emperor, pnrfued by the viaorio l ^
forces of a patriot of inferior rank, to extricate
bimfelf, had rceomfe to the .principle of filial
duty and reverence, carried in China to a fu
perftitieus excels. An officer, with a fabre in
fa hand, was dispatched to the mother of the
viaor, with a command from the Emperor, on
pain of death, to order her son to disband his
troops. Difdainfully fmileing, the intrepid
matron replied, " Doth thy matter believe that
lam ignorant of the tacit, but sacred conven
-#b, between the people and their sovereigns,
W which the matter is bound to fender happy
the servant who obeys ? It is the Emperor who
ip firft violated this treaty—and thou vile tool
4s tyrant, learn in such a case, from a woman,
what if due to thy country." "then, (hatching
from his hand the weapon, ffie plunged it in. her
bread " Slave! (said fhe,as the blood &ow
£ from the wound) if thou haft ftil! any
virtue, carry this poignard to my son— Tell
him to revenge the nation, and punish the ofur
net—He has now no caution to observe on the
Account of his mother—He is at liberty to be
TOtUOGI." ,
Diagoras, & Rhodian, when he saw his three
Tons victorious to the Olympic games, and
Downed the fame <% pas extremely pleased ;
but when his sons camgtnd embraced their aged
father, and each put thei. r triumphal wreath
upon his head, he was so overcome with joy
And delight, that he fell into t^ir arms and
died upon the spot.
ft the Fifth Clefs §(AMO£KEAC Lottery 6
Fecrived ty C. Feirer, by whom Prizes are paid ori
demand, Tickets in the 6th Class fold by him.
Hearken, therefore, unto the voice of consi
deration ; her words are words of wlfdom ;
and her paths:Shall lead xhc^ W Safety & truth.
LOUIS XIV. said one day to father Marti,
lon, " 1 have heard many great orators in
jm, chapel, and I have always be^n well fatisfi
ed with them ; but every time 1 hear you I am
diffatf&d with myfelf."
LIST of PRIZES
COMMUTE with thyfcif. 0 man and con
sider wherefore thou were made.
Contemplate thy powers, contemplate thy
wants and thy connexions ; so shalt thou dis
cover the duties of life, and be directed in all
thy ways,
Proceed not to speak or to aft, before thou
haft weighed thy words and examined the ten
dency of every step thou Shalt take; so Shall
disgrace fly far from thee, and in thy house Shall
Shame be a stranger ; repentance Shall not fol
low dhee, nor Sorrow dwell upon thy check.
. The thoughtless man bridleth notify tongue ;
he fyeaketh at random, and is entangled in the
fooliShnefs of his own words. , i ;
As one that runneth in hafle,nd I,apeth over
a fence, may fall into a pit which he doth not
fee ; so is the man that plungeth suddenly into
any adion, before he hath considered the con-
Sequences thereof.
CHORUS.
Roll on, lov'd Connecticut, long bast ibou ran,
Giving blofem, to Nature, and morale to Man.
Where'er thy rich waters erratic difphy
>Th, deluge of plenty, like Nile everflooding;
The Mind and the Season thy impure obey,
Zsd patriot Virtue and S/tiN^ are in
budding; . .
While each leaf as it flteots
§ ,With its promise of fruits,
Proclaims the third moisture that cultures its
Chorus. (roots.
Jb/f cn lov'd Cenneaicut, long bast they ran,
Giving bltfw, to Nature, end Moral, to Man.
the voiles of HampJHre, bright Order'll
abode,
Thou lov'Q in gay circles to range and to
wander,-
While pleas'd wfh thy empire, to lengthen the
r °ad, ~
Thou giv'ft to th, channel another Grander ;
And when on the way,
# # Near Northampton you tyy,
Mow Cow moves thr current, its homage to pay!
CHORUS.
All on lov'd Connecticut, long bast thou ran, j,
Giving bloffme to nature and Morale to Ma*.
tV.
Again flow th, stream, as sublimely it roll'd
, In triumph effulgent, from freedom reflected;
On that feftival day,whenOiDANARCH wastold,
That his arts had been foil'd, and hi# Foe was
ticked,
When the bright waves along,
6 Re-echoed the song, . ~
To the Cbrijhan,^ the Sfafefewt, the Pitriot
STRONG;
The MORALIST—No. 382.
CHI YEOMEN of HAMPSHIRE.
"Lune—" Abamc and Liberty."
TQ the Oiadcaof our ancestors loud is the praise
I hat descends with her deeds, and inspires
byreadion:
To the heir, of their glory the pzan we raise,
The" Yeoman of Hamplhire," the Vidors of
Fa&ion:
Be theirs the proud talc,
°That, tho' Anarch afTail,
Zach ploughman still sings to the Stream of bit
Kale.
Written 6, Tiiomai Paine, A. M. and fag Before
the Ancient to Honorable Artillery Company,af
Beftm.
The MEDLEY—No. 165.
CHORC3.
Wbofc course, lov'J Comaefficut,life thine, les ran
To cultivate Nature and moralize Man,
Poetical Repertory.
THE Proprietors erf NEW^
CASTLE BRIDGE, are hereby
notified to meet at the house of Mrs. E-
Jizabeth Tretethen, in said New-Cadle,
0, Monday the. Sixth day of July
nexf, at two o'clock in the afternoon, for
the following purposes, viz To de
termine on !be expediency of purchasing
that piece of land known by the name of
Sanders' Point ; tilfo, to agree on the
building a suitable Hotife for the residence
of the Collector of the Toll ; also to
tranfad any other business they may
then judge neceflary.
HENRY PRESCOTT, Props Clerk.
NewJ^ftle, June 19, 1601,
THE subscriber earnestly re
quests of all perlons who are in.
debted to him by Mortgages, Bonds,
Notes, Rents or on otfer accounts which
are now due and payable to him, that they
would tife their best endeavours to dis
charge or renew the farce immediately, as
hi, indulgence to many has been a real
injury to him—He has for fate ten thou
land Acres of Land in Lyman-a valuable
Townihip on Conn'eßicut River—Eigh't
Thousand Acres in Springfield, a lull
fettled town about 20 miles east of Dart
mouth College, wherein is a very elegant
Meeting House—sour thousand acres in
WENDELL, and one ik nfuid acres in
GOSHEN lately taken,rom mtidell and
other Towns; FIVE ihoufandAcres in
TRECOTHICK, and federal thohfand
acres in Scattering Towns within this fate,
most of which lands are laid out into 75—
85 —too — led —and 350 acres each, and
will be fold on 1 beral terms of credit ;
The purchasers paying only one third of
the goDfideration at bargaining. —*Alfo, a
Farm in Merrimac, and another in Ports
mouth, with a neat New House thereon,
and a large House Lot, 50 feet by 300, &
a smaller one of 34 by 50 feet in said
Portsmouth, for terms apply to
JOHN WENDEI K
New-Castle Bridge.
THE proprietors of New-Caftla
Bridge are hereby notified, that e
further aflrffoent of FIFTEEN DOLL
ARS on each Share is assessed, and or
dered to be paid into the Treasury wn or
before the fill day of JULY next— said
proprietors are therefore requeued te pay
in the fame accordingly ; and all those
who are delinquent on either of the for
mer affcffmeuts, are requested to make
immediate payment, as it is expelled that
the Bridge will be completed in the month
of July next, and they must be sensible
that the money is wanted to defray the
expences which necessarily accrue from
the undertaking.,
Henry Prescott, Treasurer.
Portsmouth, sane tj, iSoi.
Ordered by the Court, that
the Petitioner notify all perlons concern
ed to appear before the Justices of the Su
perior Court of Judicature to be hidden
at Dover, within and for the County of
Strafford, on the firft Tirefday of Septem
ber next, to fh:w cause if any they have,
why the prayer of said Petition fh>uld
riot be granted, by causing said petition
and oxier of Court thereto, to be pub
lished three weeks fucceflively, in the
United States Oracle, the iaft pub
lication whereof to be fix weeks before
said term. , :
^, NATHANIEL ADAMS,
% ,Clerk, w
ver HEVEAS theCommiffioni
VV crs io the Commiflions of Bank
ruptcy, awarded andiffued against Richard
Chatipney and ffeph Champney have
certified unto me that the fiid Richard
and Jofepb, have in allthin^ conformed
agreeably to the law of the United States,
made and now in force concerning bank
rupts —and that laid Certificates have
been signed by two thirds ofthe refpeAve
creditors, in number and in value of the
laid Richard and fofeph, whose debts a
mount to fifty dollars and upwards, and
have proved the feme under laid Com
mission. ——Therefore,
Notice is herebv elven to all
JO
whom it may concern, that thef may a'p.
pear before me at the Court House in
Exeter, on the twenty-ninth day of Joly
next, at eleven of the dock in the fore
noon, and fuew cause if they have any,
agaiort the allowing and confirming this
Certificate.
Given under my hand at Exeter, this d^.
^ a y of fu% Anna Domini, tSoi.
JEREMIAH SMITH,
Circuit fudge U.S, iff Circuit
Io the HroreUe duftites of the
Superior Court, now fitting at Dover, in
the County of Strafford :
Risfectfully Shews,
JOHN GODDARD, ofPortf-
J mouth, Parent and Guardian of Jane
Boyd Goddard, and Harriet Goo.
dard, minors -That laid minors are
owners of a House and lot of Land, in
said Dover ; that said house is in a ruin-
OCTs state, and will require a much larger
sum to put and continue it in repair,
than the rents and incomes will be fuffi
cient to defray, and that it will be greatly
for their interest that the fame be fold : —-
he, therefore, prays the Honorable Court,
that licence may be granted him to lell
said house and land, that the proceeds
may be vested io other property more
productive tor their use.
JOHN GODDARD.
Port faith, Fel^uarv 26, 1831.
Straffordff\
Superior Court February Term, 180 X.
■mr^ jßv&ra
NOTICE.
Hamilton's Worm deploying
Lozenges; Hamilton's Elixir, for the
hooping cough, fore-throats, &c. Hamil
ton's genuine Essence and Extra& of
Mustard, for rheumatifm,gout, &c:
Hamilton's Grand Reflorative; Dr.
Hahn's genuine Corn Plafler ; genuine
Persian Lotion, for the cure of pintples,
freckles, ringworms, &c. dam^k Lip
Salve; Dr. bubo's genuine Eye U iter;
Restorative Powder for the teeth and
gums; Dr. Hahns Anti-Bilious Pills ; —
Tooth-Ache Drops, being a certain cure;
Head Ache Drops; Ague and Fever
Drops, being an infallible cure for agues,
remittent and intermittent levers; fove.
reign and faft Ointment for the itch, war
ranted an infalliblecure at oneappheation.
Dr. Leroux's Patent Vegetable Specific,
a certain cure for venereal complaihte, in
every stage. ~
The above valuable madicines
are fold only by C. Peirce, in Ponfmouth
New-Hsirpfoire.
APiealantly situated HOUSE
and other conveniences, on frame
Point, in this town. —^The lot is 66 feet
front, and 37$ deep.—The house is in
good repair—and will be fold cheap and
a generous credit given.- For particu
lars inquire of
CHARLES' BLUNT,
living on toe premif^ June 15.
A Freih Supply of
valuable patent Medicine
Just received from Lee and Co's whole-
Jeremiah Libbey,
In Market.flrect, Portsmouth,
FOURTH & 2 d proofßUM,
I Brandy; Holland Gin; Mobfa;
Hyfon, Souchong and Bohea TEAS;
Cotfee; Chocolate; Loaf, India and
brown Sugars ; Cotton; Railins; Starch ;
Hair Powder ; Crown Snap.
Bef^ Florence Oil in pint bot
tles; frefh Lemons; Redwood ; Fuftic ;
Logwood ; Indigo; Roll Brimftonc;
Copperas; Allum ; Cinnamon 6 , Cassia ;
Pepper; Ginger ; Allspice; Corks.
Gun Powder; Shot ; Flints;
long and (hort Pipes; 4'l, 64, rod and
sod Nails ; Clover and Herds Grass
SEED; Salt, &c. &c.^With many oth
er Articles in the Grocery line, of the
b: !^=. at the low^l prices,
M^-sos& Glass
= ^=L.
H. & B. Penhallow,
Have just received a quantity of
7 by 9 Bristol Crown GLASS,
And a number of
I'UR driLL,
A few Hhds. Molasses
of a foperior quality, just landing from
the Brig Ceres, —apply to
Best German-Steel Mill-SAWS,
which are now ready for file at their
Store i, Market Arret, Portsmouth.
in Fore Street,
Liverpool SALT.
St. Martins do.
IRON and STEEL.
FLOUR and CORN.
Kiln dried MEAL.
Ship BREAD.
BEEF, PORK & TONGUES,
&C. &Ci Portsmouth, Ma, 9, 1801.
A quantity of
POLLOCK FISH,
, FOR SALE By
Eliiha Whidden.
Boomer No. ;, Daniel-f.reet, Portsmouth.
HAS received a frefh supply of
the folbwicg highly approved
Patent Medicines, viz.
330 Ceder POSTS.
A quantity of excellent Lumber.
A few barrels TAR.
~ A quantify of excellent
Cord Wood and Hemlock Batk.
Portsmouth, June_i2, i9o^.
—so le;
25 barrels BEEF.
Hyfon TEA per chest.
LOAF SUGAR.
COFFEE per bag, &c. &c. &c.
Portsmouth, June 16, iSor.
FOR SiFLE at the Store of
>Portfmouth, June 13, 1801.
MARK SIMES,
2000 bushels Maryland CORN.
5 tons Philadelphia IRON.
20 Hhds. Jamaica R U M.
15 Hhds. MOLASSES.
At No. §, Lortg-Whmf, Portsmouth,
1500 bushels of Maryland Corn.
160 calks Stone LIME.
By DAVID LOUD,
FOR ALE BY
Clark & Connor,
falc ftorc in Baltimore.
Charles Peirce,
SAL T.
t Portsmouth, June 13, ißot,
FOR 'SALE BY *-
J. T. SLADE.
FOR SALE,
„G OO D S„
Which are now opening—for sale by
WHOLESALED RETAIL = vl z-
BEST English and French
Broad Cloths of the most fashiona
ble colors; plain, mixt, rib'd & inbos'd
Caffimeßes. Fajhiauable
Marseilles Quilting for waist-
Coating; color'd Jeans; clouded, Griped
and plaid twil'd Nankenuts; rich black
twil'd, griped and plain Satins; 61k and
other Velvets of the brt qualities ;
Thickfetts. A large offortment f
Chintzes ; striped, plaid and
plain Gingham ; Furniture of every des
cription ; printed Muslins; plain and
figur'd cambrick Muslins ; black & white
jaconet, book & cobweb India Muslins;
D meties & Muflinetts; white and co
lor'd cambrick muslin Shawls, with net
ting fringes ; white and color'd Shawls.
ALL persons having
demands against the Estate of
JONATHAN TRJCKEY,
late of Newington, deceased, are desired
to exhibit them to the subscriber for set
tlement ; and all persons indebted to said
Eftate,.are requeued to make immediate
payment to THOMAS TRtCKEI,
Executor of the lafl Will of said deceased.
Portsmouth, June 20, iSot.
WHEREAS Jane Driver, a
woman of color, and wife of the
subscriber, was sometime since prevailed
upon by some person to leave her place
of beard, in her husband's absence at sea,
and carried with her their onl, child, aged
2| years, together with a bed, some furni
ture, one trunk, and a great number of
other articles. This is therefore to forbid
all persons from harboring or trusting her
on my account, as I am determined to
pav no debts of her contrading.
"JOHN DRIVER, a man of color.
• Patfm:wh, Jure 26, ißor>
G 0.0 DS,
In addition to his former allortment, viz.
fl large variety of
Black, white, tambor'd
and lappet Muslins ; Dimities; Mufli
nets ; Cambricks ; Linens ; Hollands ;
Cottons; Shawls; Handkerchiefs ; co,,
ton, worsted, and silk Hosiery; long and
short Kid Gloves; silk ditto; Laces ;
Edgings ; Ribbons, &c.
Satins ; Luteftrings ; Calli^oes;
Chintzs; Furniture Chintzes ; Calaman
coes; Durants; Tammies; Moreens; Oil
Coths; Merfeilks Qcilrings ; Fustians;
Ginghams ; Nankmets; a few flraw
Bonnets and Parrafols,
Superfine Broad Cioffis ; Caffi
meres; and a general assortment of other
Woolens as usual. Sewing Silks : Tapes ;
Threads; Buttons; Fans, &c. &c.
Hyfon & Souchong Teas ; Po
land Starch; a few Kegs bed Bonon
Snuff, with malty other articles too nu
merous to mention—All which will be
fld wholesale and retail.
Portsmouth, Ma, 30, lßot.
English and India Luftrings;
Modes and Satins of every color; Italian
Crapes; Gauzes and Milliners ; gold,
silver, plaid and all kinds of Ribbons j
silk and cotton Gloves and Mitts; white
and color'd kid Gloves extra lengths.
50 dozen Mackerel LINES.
40 dozen log Lines, by whole
file only, and other GOODS as ufual —
All the above will be fold on
low terms for cash or approved credit.
Edw'd Parry,
Hai received per flip Minerva, Capt.Ba, her
FROM LONDON,
— A complete afotment of Fafkionahle
SPRING & SUMMER
A large assortment of Hofiety
of all kinds; silk, cotton and worked
Pantaloons; Durants; Tammies; Flo
routines ; rib'd and plain Callimancoes ;
Ruffelh; Moreens and Florentines;
4 cases of London made Hats
of every dtlcriptidn, and of the newest
fafoion.
; cases of ' & 4 fell Linens &
Sheetings of the bed fabrick.
200 dozen of sewing Twine ;
100 do. of 18 threads St. Pe
ters COD-LINES.
NEW bobns,
Mt the fan of the Lamb and Flag
Market-street,
NEW GOODS.
00 MW OB far
]ufl received, and for Sale by
Timothy Winn,
Buck freer,
A G^NEkAL ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING & SUMMER
CHEAP STORE.
7 —ALSO—
NO TICE.
INT£ R,ESTIN G.
BY APPOINTMENT.
For sale by the fubferiber at his
Apothecaries Shop in Market freet, direff
from the Patentee, a further fupfyof
Doctor Lee's Patent N. London
„ BILIOUS PILLS..
Prepared only by Samuel H. P. Lee, M.s
Neto London, Connecticut,
THESE Pills are celebrated throtqli
out the United States, and W<j>
Indies, in the cure and prevention of In
termittent, Remittent, Bilious, Inflam ir.a
tory, and Yellow Fevers—Jaundi< :e—•
Bitous Cholic—lndigcftion—'Drop!.y-.
Gout, Rheumatism, Pleutily. Chloi'efts.
Worms, Dyfentcry, Billious Vomit 'mgs,
Convulsion and Epileptic Fits, Aft hma,
Coughs and Colds accompanied with
Costiveness—Foul Stomach—Scurry—
Sore Throat—Hypochondria, and Hft
terical Affections, &c. &c. &c.
They are also highly esteemed for their
virtues when taken in the spring fe ifon,
summer and autumn, and by remo vipg
an overcharge of Billions redundat iCks
in the Stomach and Bowels, and the tlby
prevent most of those disease concut Teat
with an Epidemical season—their op fac
tion is an easy and effectual purgat ro ty
and may be taken without rifle of gettir g
cold or arty inconvenience, therefore e; i
tremely proper for travellers by lea < ,r
land, they are good to relieve the fyfte 31
after a hearty meal or a nights debauc b,
their use in Epidemics of any kind a re
too well known to need any comment :;
their success in Dyfen'eries are peculiar^
beneficial, and have been found to I >e
the bell evacuant to remove the caulesi if
Fluxes of any.—Certificates of their t I.
ficacy may be seen at the place of hi, ;
price go Cents per Box, and 5 Dollar $
per Dozen, to fell again...
JOSIAH DWIGHT,
Agent for the Patentee in Portsmouth (
M/fo, That valuable Medicim 1
The Celebrated
MROMMTIC PAS TE,
For the Teeth, and Gums,
"It is that white, and yellowish Tani
tarifed Calk, which adheres to the teeth,.,-
next the gums, causing, feurvy, loose flab
by bleeding gums; end the complete
deftrufiion of the enamel of the teeth ;-
that so frequently disfigures the beauty
renders the teeth rotten and look in their
focket>, and affii&s mankind, with pains,
the rood excruciating."
Hide. London. Med. Efe,
^ CAUTION !
Be ever particular to objove, that the true
and genuine Pafle is of a dark purple colour
which is instantly diflingujhedfrom counters
frits ; and is fold only in this city by the jub<
so iber, being the only proprietor in America.
This PASTE wil, on tiling, be fcnfi«
bly perceived to brace up and tirengthen
the fibres, arid with a little continuance
will p^rfeaiy cure the Scurvy in the
Gums, changing them from that livid
disagreeable colour, to a fine pale red,,
occasioning them to grow firm and close
to the teeth ; so that those teeth which
were before leofe and ready to drop out,
will become entirely fall and fieady, and
from being bbek and ful, will make
them appear white & beautiful. It like,
wife preserves, the teeth from growing
rotten, keeps such as are decayed a long
fme from growing worse, and takes off
all difagreeble finells from the breath,
which generally arise from scorbutic
gums and bad teeth. It has a beautiful
aromatic taste and flavour.
Price 50 Cents per box.
Prepared only In America at the store of
Sam'l H. P. Lee, Nezv-Londen.
METHOD OF USING.
After watbing the teeth and gums clear,
dip your brush or finger Into the paste,
iod take about as much as will lie on the
point of a penknive, and rub the gums
and teeth freely, until it has removed ev
ery impurity—This do every mornings
and wash it off with water. Sold as above.
Drugs, Medicines and Dying.
DRUGS, fold as usual bv
JOSIAH DWIGHT.
Portsmouth, May 2. iSoi.
Hopkins's Celebrated Elasitc
Razor Strap and Pq%
is now received and for Lie at C. farce'.
and m Treadwell’ 'Bookfores;Portfmfl^
.4 C/iRb. {
KINE-POk
Dr. Spalding, having
received a supply of frefh Kihe*
Pox infection, informs those he has inocu
lated, who are not perftaiy fatisfied of
having had the genuine vaccine disease;
that he will reinoculate them 'till the genu
ine disease shall be produced, without any
additional expence. —ALSO—
That he will attend to all others
who may honor him with their com
mands. Wafiington.fi eet, 20th fuhe.
That our fellow citizens may
receive all the benefit that can peffibly
arise from rhe important discovery of the
KINE-POX, which wants only a fair
trial to convince the most obstinate of its
power to prevent the Small-pox—Doßce
Spalding makes the following offifj—
If twenty refpeaable persons will come
forward and undergo the vaccine diteife,
and engage to defray the expenses of an
hospital on an ifliiid, for the trial of the
small pox, in the autumn, and undergo
Inoculation therefor, he pledges himfelf
to attend them gratis through the whole
course of both the kine and small-pox,
fliould any be so unfortunate as to re
ceive the latter :i