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waiting trial, which will be on the 21st
xinft. As the cargo exactly corresponds
with the invoice, it appears morefin my
favor. But the attorney General has
so much influence with the Judge and
Court of Admiralty, that there is but
little profped of the fhip's being cleared.
"The 9th of this month John Diale of
Cape Ann, and Ebenezer Stanwood of
Portland, both native Americans and
having protections, deserted the Ship
and entered on board the privateer
Earl of Dublin, which failed last Sun
day to cruise in the mouth of the South
channel to intercept American vessels.
John Dialc was boatswain's mate on
beard the Merrimack on her firft cruise.
" Admiral Parker arrived here yes
terday from England to take the com
mand on this Ration. It is expected
that some change will take place in the
court of Admiralty. Six transports
arrived here with Admiral I arker,
bringing a regiment of troops, and are
to take two regiments out from here to
England. It seems that no apprehen
fons are entertained in England of an
American war, as is much talked of
here. An officer who came in the fleet
informs that there was an expedition
fitting out for the W. Indies—that he
saw 7,c00 troops embark at Ports
mouth, (Eng.)—it was supposed des
tined for Guadaloupe."
A report is in circulation fays a New-York
fafr, that the U. Sfcop f tear Warden. Copt.
Newman, has been taken by the Bi itffrigate Que
bec, on account of carrying Spunf money /com Ue
ra-Crux to Havennab. We Jo not think there is
any foundation for the report --Capt. A. Lad no
right thus to employ bis sip
✓1 letter from on officer on board the Petapfcofoop
of war, dated at St. Thomas, July 30, Jays, "'that
Lieut. Shaw oj the U. S. fob. Experiment, bad bis
right arm foot off in an engagement 'with a breach
privateer cf 16 guns."
The Ganges, Capt. Mullony, bus driven on fore,
and captured La Fortune, French privateer, of 6 6-
pourders, and 70 men.
The United States frigate, of 44 guns, Commo
dore Barry, was fpeken Bug, 16, lot 31, long. 69.
Capt Stevens arrived at Marblebead,from La
guira, informs, that the post of Lagaira ..fat to
all neutral vfls.
Tbs United States Schooner Enterprize, Lieut.
Shaw,bas lately taken two French privateers, viz.
the Seb'r l'Aigle, mounting 10 guns and 80 men, and
the Seb'r Flambeaux, of 12 guru and 93 men. The
Flambeaux engaged the Enterprize nearly 2 gt' a fc,
•when basing her jorennf foot away, and the Eater
prize being about to boardfef ruck her colors. L'Ai
gle was engaged 15 minutes,end bad fever al killed and
wounded; among the former was the ff Lieut —
During her las cruife,fe bad captured American
property to the amount of 295.C00 dollars. ^ The
Enterprize in both thef actions if none of ber crew.
The fliip Fanny of Portfniouth, Capt. Walker,
arrived at Cbarlfon, the 13th ult. in 25 days.
The f^ CoJmopolite, Capt Martin, of Ports
mouth from Lfton, for the East Indies, bas been
sent into Santa Crux, and condemned.
Extras of a letter from a refpcßable gentleman in
& Thomas, dated 7", 3 c "'> ] Boo.
" The Governor of Guadeloupe, has
sent four privateers and 400 men a
gainst Curracoa, to bring to reason the
^Governor cf that island. 'ihe cor.fe
quqnce.of this extraordinary expedition
is not yet known."
A letter from Curracoa, dated Aug.
ift. received at Salem, fays, “ Five
privateers have arrived here from Gua
deloupe full of men and soldiers. The
Vengeance has recruited herfelf from
them, and is now 500 itrong, and will
fail from this port in a few days. Hope
the Gallant Commodore may chance
to (peak her. The Governor has had
all hands under arms ever since their
arrival, but 10 or 12 days have pad in
doing nothing on either fide; but I
hear this day that some of the priva
teers are going soon. The embargo
was taken off this day. having been on
ten days—^but provisions were so scarce
that the veti'eis are permitted to go,
merely on that account I imagine."
A letter has been received at Philadelphia
from Cape Francois which lays “ Peace has ta
ken place between '1 ouffaint and Rigaud."
The ship John of Portsmouth, Capt. Board
man arrived at Boden on Tuefday last.
JULY 21. Private advices have been
received from Paris, dited the 15th
inst. which give an account of the man
ner in which the Grand anniversary on
the preceding day was celebrated.—
There were great rejoicings through
the city on account of the late victories
gained by the republican armies. No
thing lias hitherto transpired respecting
the answer received from Vienna to the
overtures of the Chief Consul, nor have
we any reason to expeft that any pub
licity will at present be given to the
tranfa&ion. The Emperor having de
clared that he is bound to consult his
Ally the King of Great Britain, before
he enters into any formal negociation,
it is probable that some weeks will e
lapse before we hear further on the fub
jedt. In the mean timeit appears from
the Paris papers that offensive measures
are (till carried on in Germany. Son^e
severe conflicts have taken place on the
banks of the Nidda, and Ulm is bom
barded. The States of Upper Suabia
are laid to be negotiating with Gener
al Moreau. In Italy, the armistice still
continues.
NEWBURYPORT, SEPT. 2.
ExtroQ of a letter from Capt. Rutherford of the
Jbip Brutus lately captured and carried into Hali
fax, to bis owners here, dated.
Halifax, Aug. 14, 1800.
" THE Brutus is unloaded and
enna.in regard to the Overtures of the
First Consul, it is obvious that secrecy
ought to be the foul of the correspon
dence.
THE WEST-INDIES.
NATAL AcEE ' S.
Exercises-—- Introductory prayer by tbe
Rev. Jonas Clark of Lexington— Sermon by tbe
Rev Dr. Tappan, Text % Sam. 12tb chap. 6 firft
and a part oj tbe ytb verse.—Ordaining prayer by
tbe Rev. Dr. Hemmenway of Wells.—Charge by
Mr. Clarke. —Right band of fellowjbip by tbe Rev.
The Brick work of the New Market in this
town,was finilhed last Wednesday. This build
ing is 80 feet in length, and 35 in breadth, sup
ported by 16 arches. The lower story is 12
feet high. This story is designed for the market
The 2d story is 14 feet high, and intended as a
commodious and elegant Town-Hall, which
may be applied to a great variety of ufeful pur
poses. And this day we anticipate the plea
sure of witnessing the railing of the roof. The
whole work is a specimen of neat design and ex
cellent execution of a good plan. 145 thousand
of Bricks w< re laid in 39 working days. Per
haps no instance hasoccurred where the mechan
ics of any place ever did more honor to them
felvts, or reflected greater credit on the judg
ment of their employers. Sobriety, industry,
and harmony prevailed among the whole body,
and their labors are a proof, of how much may
be effected in a short time, when no irregularity,
disorder or vice prevails. The Committee con
fiding of Col. George Gains, Col. Thomas
Thompson, Col. Eliphalet Ladd, Dr. John God
dard and Capt. Martin Parry, are entitled to
great praise. They have actually anticipated the
wither of their fellow citizens, and in a month's
time, we hope to fee the market crouded with
every species of provisions, and equal to Faneuil
Hall market, Boston, over which, we have cer
tainly one advantage, cheapness at lead, and our
provisions will not fuffer, in a comparison with
peirs.
In place of Mr. GORDON.
& C)^ ^ ^
Portsmouth 92 198 1
Exeter 145
Epping 68 2
Brentwood 48
Kensington 45
Barrington 58
Sanbornton 195
Chester 61
Allentown 13
Concord 84 37
Durham 29 13
Newmarket 33 43
Plymouth 73
Holdernefs 34
Gilmanton 82
Dover 50
Ackworth 27 35
Bedford 71
North-Hill 39
Pembroke 41 3 f
Epsom 12 18
Canterbury 26 38
Greenland 10 44
There new remains in the wheels, 98 of 50
dollars, I of 3000, 4 of 1000, 8 of 500, 12of
100, and 100 of 25 dollars. Not two blanks to a
prize, g, " I'hofc who wish to become adven
turers for the above prizes, will do well to
apply immediately, for should they remain in
the wheels few days longer, the price of tickets
will undoubtedly be enhanced
To those who love vo^l music, and who wish
to encourage and promote a revival of it in this
town. Information is given that a school is
opened under the dire&ton and inftrudion of
Mr. ANDREW LAW, Profeffor of Music
from Connecticut. He proposes to keep five
evenings in the week, at Capt. Whidden's As
sembly-Room, and three half days at the fame
place, for the infl ruling such young Gentlemen
and Ladies, or matters and misses, as wish to be
initiated into the art, and cannot attend in the
Evening. As Mr, LAW can at present tarry
in town, but fix weeks, those who are disposed to
encourage or attend the School, are desired to
leave or fend their names to C. Peirce's Book
store between this time, and next Monday eve
ning.-
VOTES for FEDERAL REPRESENTATIVES, Continued from our Lift.
To take their feats in March next.
, $ B ty ) 15 ^ e
b e ^^ I .
P f k ' " " ° ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ b ^^ ^l^%
Portsmouth 93 93 93 93 208 208 207 205 '
Exeter, 145 144 1 45 144 ±
Epping, 70 70 70 68 2
Brentwood 48 48 48 48
Kenfiugton 45 45 45 45
Sanbornton 195 195 195 192-
Chester 61 61 61 61
Allentown 13 13 13 13
Concord 104 69 84 94 37 80 36 13 85 64 14 1 4
Newmarket 33 33 33 33 43 43 43 43
Barrington 58 58 58 58
Durham 29 29 29 29 „ ZJ 13 i 3
Dover 79 21 50 54 2 ,9 28 77 11
Plymouth 73 73 73 73
Holdernefs 34 34 34 31
Gilmanton 82 82 82 82'
Ackworth 63 16 20 18 42
Bedford 62 60 58 61
North-Hill 40 40 40 40 26 26 26 26
Pembroke 27 6 9 13 25 27 23 38 17 it
Ep' om 24 17 27 3 16 27 13
Canterbury 54 30 35 3 z 3 r 52 33 52 9§
Greenland 4 3 2 5 54 54 54 54
Total, 1436 1225 1294 1286 437 572 418 39 3 266 Ix 431 77 ^ 1
g. Tie Editor of the United States Oracle would tbank bis friends in tbs feverat towns in this
State, to fend him a c o rr e affof*ff6evofo as given in on Mond, las for Refrefentatives.
PHILANTHROPIC LOTTERY.
£, THE Drawing of the Philanthropic
LOIVERY, commenced on THURSDAY,
the :3th August. No prize higher than 50
dollars has yet been drawn, and only two of
that number.
^TICKE TS &1 QUARTERS, warranted
undrawn, may be bad (if applied for soon) at the
Columbian Bootfore, FortfmoutlA Sept. 6.
On Thursday last, the Light Infantry Com
pany, under the orders of Capt. Thomas Spar
hawk, turned out in complete uniform, & went
through a variety of millitar y manoeuvres, exer
cises and firings, as usual, in a masterly manner,
e z^uraraeii inn @wt.mtMiiiiHiT rar to
ORDINATION at KENNEBUNK
On Wednesday last tbe Rev. NATHANIEL
HIpL FLETCHER, a native of Boxboro, was
ordained colleague nt ilk tbe aged and venerable Rev.
DANIEL LITTLE.
Mr. Moody of Arundell.— The concluding prayer
ly tbe Rev. Mr. Lefler of Lyttleton,
Arrivals & Departures since Aug. 30.
Portsmouth, (Saturday,) Sept. 6, 1800.
Sept. 2, arrived brig Friendship, Barnes, Berbice.
do feb'r Lively, Smith, Barbadoes,
3 do brig Ranger, Sbaw, St. Vincents.
NEW MARKET-HOUSE.
SINGING SCHOOL.
1224 71 143 31 326 1
Mas just Received, and FOR SALE,
at bis Store, Spring-bill,
FRESH black L^ui Currants;
Nutmegs; Cloves; Mice; Cinnamon;
Citron; foft sh li'd Almonds; Swett OIL
in fldks; table SALT per basket.
Gun Powder, Hylon, young
Hvlon, Hyfon Skin, Souchong & Bohea
TEAS, of the firft qualities.
Philadelphia Loaf Sugar per
hundred or Loaf; E. I >dia Sugar per bag.
Real Hollands GIN, (white?
011 RUM, common ditto; Branny; Mo
laffs; Sherry, Lib ,n & Malaga Wines.
Spermaceti & mould Candles ;
Spanifli Sugars.
Elliot's warranted Snuffpr. keg.
With a general offortment of
Weft-India Goods & Groceries
as usual, and as cheap as can be [urchaf
ed at any Store in Portsmouth.
Portsmouth, Sept. §, 1800.
MARRIED]— At Exeter, Mr. James Gil
man, to the amiable and very agreeable Miss Sufan
nab Mason, of that town.
.DIED] — At Demarara, John Franksford, for
merly of Befon, aged 23.
In this town mrs Elizabeth Balch, aged 2,, wife
of Mr. Samuel Balch — Mr. Thomas Pries, after
a lingering illnefi , alfa chill of Mr. sere. Low.
o ' T "'•■■■■■■■rcraßS^^
G^ON — acrift or St >©r, ;rom
' Brig Abigal. <u Barker's wharf, on
'he 19th ult. a 12 foot BOAT, white
bottom, red inside gunwail, ltre<k worked
timbers crooked to the mould — whoev
er will bring laid BOAT or give infor
mation where the is, so that file may be
recovered, foil! be well paid by "
• ELIPHALET LADD.
Portsmouth, Sept ;. rßoo
BOSTON, SEPT. §.
t- The armifticc which had been concluded
in Italy, continued : but no arfwer had been
received from the Emperor of Ger.nary to Bu
onaparte's proportions of Peace. Tie / ,y has
probably arisen from the time rec ffry to as
certain the opinion of the British oho e or rhe
fubjed, as so late as the 20th J^e, a Ctven
tion was entered into between England and
Austria, to carry on the war Chh vigour thro'
the campaign—Grcat-Britain agreeing ^ffift
therein by furnifhmg a loan of 2,000,c001, ster
ling. If we may judge from the forit of the
debates in the British Parlament; that Cabi
net is not disheartened by the ill success of its
allies ; and appears determined to encounter
any expense in preference to a dishonorable
peace. What effe& the loan, and the infufion
of the Butifh spirit into its Councils, will have
on the House of Austria, we cannot pretend to fay.
f-f The war in Germany is still prosecuted
with vigour. The French, having crossed the
Danube, have beaten the Austrians in four or
five battles, and have forced them to retire to
Ratifbon. The French armieshave attained the
points in the Empire, they accomplished in
x 797, byt from which Jourdan and Moreau
were obliged precipitately to retire.—Whether
it will be the case now, remains to be feen.—lt
is our opinion the French are in such force, and
the Austrians so difeomfited, that the former
will accomplish any objed projected.
0° A gentleman who left Paris, the 26th
June and who the day before saw one of
our Envoys, informs, that nothing transpires
from them on the fubjed of their mission , —
that there appeared to be a perfectly good un
derstanding between the Commissioners of both
nations ;—and that the probability was in favor
of an amiable accommodation of differences.
FRESH GROCEKiIj
For Sale by C. Peirce, No. 5, Daniel Greet,
AFRESH supply of Writing
PAPER, from 18/10 21, 22/6,24%
25/6, 394 to 36/ per ream, Engl; th and
American, warranted good, by Wholesale
and Retail. ALSO,
Hamilton Moore's Epitome,
Daily Affifhnis, American Coast Pilots,
tome Charts, &c. —BIBLES and Tefla
menrs of almost every size and price—
School BOOKS of all kinds. Also,
Histories, Novels, Poetry, Geo
graphies, Biographies, Voyages, Travels,
Husbandry, Law, Physic, and Divinity.
A large afotment 'of
STATIONARY, a/ftry cheap.
WRITING - PAPER.
Slates, Pencils, Inkstands, Wa
fers, Sealing Wax, Scales and Dividers.
Seamen's Books of various kinds.
B. Leverett,
LATEST from EUROPE.
AUCTION OFFICE,
On the Parade, north fide of the State koufe,
WHERE he will attend to
receive GOODS for Public Sale,
and promises that those gentlemen who
may be pleated to favor him with any ar
ticles for file, that his best endeavors shall
not be wanting to compleat the famt with
fidelity and dispatch—and the smallest
favors shall be duly attended to.
R^facuth, Augufl 22, :800.
ALL Persons having
demands on the Estate of Mrs.
York, 4. A T aCourt of Common
P,e*s begun and held at
Waterborough, within and for the county
of York, on the fourth Tuefday of Au
gust, being the twenty-sixth day of said
murh, Anno Domini, 1800.
' On the petition of JOSEPH
E. FOXCRAFT, of New Gloccfttr, in
tile county of Cumberland, yeoman—
fliewing that be owns and is interellcd
in a certain trad of Land, lying in Wa
tc-borongb in said county of York, con
taining about three hundred and thirty
five Acres ; one hundred Acres whereof
Compofc Lot No. 8, in said town; one
other hundred Acres whereof compose
lot No. 54, in laid town ; Eighty Acres
whereof compose lot No. 35, in f&d
town, and fifty-five Acres whereof com
pofc lot No. 52, in said town; and the
Petitioner further fliews, that he owns
five sixth parts of the Lands aftfefaid,
and that the other sixth part belongs to
the heirs of Thomas Gilman, deceased,
or to perlons unknown; and praying for
his said Shares in said trad of Land to
be set of to him, to hold in severalty.
Ordered, that the Petitioner
cause the substance of his said petition,
and this order thereon, to be inferred in
the United States' Oracle of the
Day, printed by Charles Peirce, at
Portsmouth, three weess fucctflivriy ;
the last publication thereof to be thirty
days at least before next term of this
C<>urt, to be held at Biddeford, within
anti tor the county of York, 0% the last
Tuefday of October next ; to the end, a
ny perlon or persons intereOed therein,
may then and there appear, and fliew
cause, if any they have , why the prayer
of the said petition fhuuld not be granted.
Atte/l, DANIEL SEWALL,
September §.1800. CL ERK.
'" OF THE
GOLDEN T KE Y,
MARKET ^ STREET,
Thomas Morton,
INFORMS his friends and the
- L pubic, that be has+REMOVED to
the Store lately occupied by Mr. John
Brown, deceased, in Market Street,
Where he has FOR SALE
A very general assortment of
SHOES & LEATHER
as usual, and warranted as good
and cheap as can be purchased in this
town or ellewhere, any thing in Abner
Newhall's Advertisement to the contrary
n >twithstanding. —ALbO
W.I. Goods & Groceries.
HANNAH WOODMAN,
late of Rye, deceased, are requeued to
exhibit their demands, and those that are
indebted to Gid estate, to make immedi
ate payment to
Commonwealth o/Maliachuletts.
Columbian Phenix,
For tune and July are received, and ready
for falc, or delivery to fubferibers at Charles
Peirce 's Bookstore, Daniel-Street, Portsmouth.
John N. Ingalls,
Refpeafully Informs his Friends
,+• '»+>»»%o+tf^fe^ ^^
§ Dire& Tax.;
§' r HOSE Perlons in the townsf
§ JL of Portsmouth and New-Cadle,§
§who have not yet paid their Dired§
yTax, having all been notified agree-f
yably to law, are now called upon tof
§difcharge their refpedive Taxes with-f
§out delay; otherwise their houfesf
land lands must be advertised forf
flale in the Newspapers ; the taxablesj
fan the advertisement to be defignatedf
yby the names of the owners, the namess
§,f the occupants, &c. The costs off
9advertifing must be paid by the de-f
flinquents, or the purchaser, and may,§
9to some individuals, exceed the§
^amount of their tax.£
§ More than four fifths of the amount^
yof the Direct Fax in the Towns off
^Portfmouth and New-Castle, has al-§
yready been paid. But none mu&§
§expe& that their tax will be over-f
Rooked, or not be exafted, because it§
§may be of small amount.§
9 No individual must exped any§
yfurther notice, previous to the adver-§
9tifement of his, or her, taxed estate. 6
§ SAMUEL ELLIOT,§
)Collector of Revenue. §
§ September gtb, IBCO.§
•» fofofrfofo 3 <fi«&Q«<. hi
CROCKER Y, &c. & C .
Thomas Jennefs Rand, Executor.
Rve, September ;. tBOO.
and the Public, that he has opened an
A small aflbrtment of
Portsmouth, Sent. (. 1800.
Mahogany Bedheads,
plain and fluted pofts,with complete suits
of copperplate and India cotton Curtains,
Counterpanes, Window Curtains, ana
Chair Coverings to match the fame.
Common maple Bedsteads ;
Feather Beds ; Bolsters and Pillows ;
Mair.iffcs; Blankets, and a variety of
.Quilts and Cover lids.
'T'O BE SOLD at the Man
, l fion-houfe of the late Madam Jane
Boyd, deceased, on THURSDAY, the
nth September inst.
A great variety of Hoitfehold and
other FURNITURE, 'idle. viz.
One eight day chiming Clock.
An elegant patent organized
PIANO FORTE; one SPINNET.
Toilet Tables & Dressing Glas
ses; an imported hanufome Sideboard.
A quantity of
English piece & other GOODS.
Pewter Bafons, Plates & Dilhes;
Brass Kettles, and Bell metal Skillets.
A great variety of
Kitchen and Dairy Furniture,
and many other articles of Furniture too
tedious to enumerate:
Plated Tea Urn, Bread Basket,
Salts, Butter Boats Tea and C # ffre Pots,
& c - —Japan'd Tea Urns and Coffee and
Tea Pots.
—ALSO—
A PEW in Si. John's Church
and a PEW in the Rev. Mr. Buckmin
fter's meeting house.
Glass and Crockery WARE ;
Lo king Glasses, and a variety of PIC
TURES ; Plated Candirfheks with
branches; Queen's metal and Glass. ditto.
Brass & other Andirons, Shov
els, Tongs, and Hooks.
Turkey, Wilton, Scotch and
Oil'd Canvas fl mr and flair CARPETS.
An elegant imported Chariot,
with patent Lamps, and plated Harness.
A Photon, Chaise, Sulkey,
large covered Sleigh, and a Horse Cart.
is the Auctioneer.
Pmtfaouth, Sept so 1800.
State of New-Hampfoire, 7
Rockingham, fs. J
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given,
that SUPPLY CLAP and WIL
LIAM BOYD, of Portsmouth, in
said county of Rockingham, Merchants,
have this day exhibited and shewn to
the Honorable Samuel Tenney, Esq.
Judge of the Probate of Wills, &c. for
said county, a copy of the lad Will &
Testament of GEORGE BOYD, late
of said Portsmouth, Esq. deceased, to
gether with a copy of the Probate there
of duly authenticated, which said Will
purports by said copy to be dated the
id day of August A.D. 1786, and to
be proved and allowed on the 29th day
of December, A.D. 1787 in the Prero
gative Court of Canterbury, in the
Kingdom of Great-Britain, pursuant
and agreeably to the laws of said King
dom—By which Will, the said George
Boyd, bequeathed and devised to sun
dry persons therein named, his real and
personal estate, of great value, in said
county of Rockingham, and appointed
the said Supply Clap and William
Boyd and others, Executors thereof—
And that the said Supply Clap and
William Boyd, have in writing peti
tioned and requested that the said copy
of said Will and Probate, may be filed
and recorded in the Probate Office, in
said county of Rockingham, according
to the statute in such case made and
provided—and that letters testamenta
ry, may be granted to them to execute
said Will, and Administer said Estate:
And thereupon the said Judge hath as
signed and appointed TUESDAY the
twenty-firft day of Odober next, at
eleven of the clock in the forenoon, at
the Probate Office in Exeter, in said
county, for taking the said petition of
the said Supply Clap and William
Boyd, into consideration, and for the
determination thereof—At which time
and place any person or persons who
think proper, may appear and Shew
cause, if any they have, against the fil
ing and recording of said copy of said
Will—Probate Office, Exeter the 29th
day of August A.D. 1800.
Attest, Wm; PARKER, Regifler.
Four good Cows ; 2 Horses;
2 live Hogs ; a quantity of CHEESE;
Bacon ; Pork ; Sheeps- Wool ; FLAX;
SOAP, and CYDER.
A large soap Copper & Trivet.
A variety of
Garden & Household Utensils.
A number of Trunks, and a
quantity of new and second hand Blocks,
Dead-Eyes, &c. &c.
N. B. The above Furniture, &c. may
be viewed the day previous to the fair.
,* The Sale will commence
precisely at 9 o'clock in the forenoon.
Mahagony dining, tea, card, &
Pembroke T ABLES; Mihoginy, bircli
and mable Chairs, hair and fluff'd bot
toms ; Two mahogany 3n k Cd' p s and
drawers, with a variety or BOOKS;—
Bureaus; Urn Stands and Waiters.
Dining & tea lets of CHINA,
fame very elegant; 6 large jap>n'd Tea
Trays ; a nu nber of cases plain, white,
green and silver handle Knives & For ks.
Abrahanf Isaac,
Public AUCTION