The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-07-24 00:00:00, page 4

Then sure am I they'd travel on
Their pilgrimage with oy ; )
Nor half the woes that now they fecl,
Their peace wou'd then annoy.
- Oft Have I murmur’d when Ithought,
Of those who had the power
Thedeeds of charity todo, |
Negie& them heur by hour.
“ YWhile thoie#ho {carcely had the mcans,
~ From day to 3%0 live 3
With nobie hearts most cheerfully,
The half they have wouid give !
Then much [wifh’d that I could have
The talearinmy pow'r - |
To place them on a fplended throne,
And make the rich man, poor !’
But looking forward to the day,
When virtue mcefs rewards, 2
I've seen compaflion with a crown,
Brighter than earth affords. -
Methinks. I hear a reader cry,
Sure thou art tno severe. :
The rich do not invariably, g
To Avarice adhere. ; '
Far, gentle reader, be-the thought,
_For fill, Ido belicve, Pt G
- Wirtue from highest station stoops, .
_The wiéiched so relicve.” |
- Butthen, the instances, how rare,
_ And the applavfe of men,
Before the approviag smile of God,
"Do they prefer to gaia. ' ;
. WWhile spirits far above the tky,
May averlook their decds; i
"And shed a tear drop from on high,
Asvirtue's fiep récedes. e 8
. Would, I might ev’ry where engrave,
© This preceptunderftood; - '
__The highest juxary on carth, -
We taste in doi .
ST
e N R s S ¢ : '
* A 'MEETING of the Porfmpush Livery
A T will e bolden at the Bel
Tavern on Wadnfizy the firlt dav of Suguft
pext. at three o'alork > M for the choice of
g@wma%
SRI et o RS B W N A R T R N
.- Forthe N.H Gazervs.
ON COMPASSION. =~
$ O learn the luxuty of doing good !’ — Goldsmith,
“ Soft as the dew from Heav'n descends,”
Dotl: tears of pity flow ; e v
“nd as-to earth doth Mercy bend,
Compailion bends to woe !
& Ifaw an aged pauper plead, e
Not with a flatt’ring (peech; -
But with an afpe@, such as c’er =
My feelings could befecch !
"Twas Eimort, once the brave, the rich,
The gea’reus Elmor-too—
“ Who bad not where to lay his head,”
Nor feiend on carth he knew = °
Like those in death’s cold slumber laid, -
% Unknowing and virknown ;”
Amtd the bufyhauats of men,
FPoor Elmor was alone.
~ Not, that he did not often fee,
Seme known in profprous days
+ And those his charity partook,
But Oh, how firang: their gaze !
And Oh, how firangely in return,
He' gaze on them again 3
Their fcatures Rill the fame, but ah,
Molt widgly different men! -~ i
He fecbly lean’d upon his flaff—
He look'd around and figh’d ;
- ' A tear drop trickled from his cye,
1t burt his manly pride.
A blath fearce rose upon his cheek,
Ere it bad died away ; PR :
He raif'd his eyes by sorrow dim’d,
"To heaven,—as thus would {ay : o
Forgive me. Oh thou pow’r Supréme,
Nor let me mourn the ills ~
55 That man is doom’d awhile to bear,
~ And for his good he fecls.
Though all my comforts have decay’d,
So let my condu® shire, ’
That when death’s Angél shall appear,
ll'll wake to joys divine ! ; -
Just then a man of wealth and pow’r, ~
Full threescore years and ten 5
Had pafs'd him with avcreed eye, .
And proud, difdainful mein.
Timon of Athens like, 1 cry’d,
Thy countrymen pass by ; ,
They arenot link’d as formerly,
By interest’s powerful tie'!
But must thon unreliev'd remain ?
Is Virtue ) heaven ? .
~ And O fcel another’s pain,
Is not a mortal giv'n ? v ,
When lo ! a youth in homely garb, ‘
Ran quickly down the street ;
The beggar caught his eye, he itop’d,
And sweetly him did greet !
. ~Father, methinks this mid-day fun,
Too much for thee to bear,
Let me assist thee to the shade,
And thy fad story hear. 4
But nio. thy silver locks doth claim
‘Compaflion from my heart ;
“ ¢cept this guinea, much I with
That more I could impart.
Sweet youth, 1 vérier.!, my God shall bless
Thee for a deed like this ;
The more, as thou could’ft not endure,
To wound the old man’s peace o
He con'd. not bear the voice of praise,
‘Ouick from the Ipot he fled ; Gt
And touch'd with joy, the beggar wept,
At vqﬂ')c thus difplay’a! .
{ Oh, would prosperity had not
“Shut up th: hearts ot men s St
Would. that they blessings might reécive,
- To blels mankind again.
Would that they knew what perfet bliss,
~As though from realms above .
~ - Our bosoms fee! when we perform
The offices of love. :
Printing Ink Manufaclory,
BOSTON.
~HENRY -CHASE £ Co.
/A RE happy to inform the trade that,
4’_&_having received very important com
munications in the art of mannfz@uring
Ink, they are prepared to furuith Printing
Ink suited to ali climates and seasons which
will not fade, nor change, oor rub off, but
will hoid its color for ever, and work and
wash easy. «
This lok ie furnifhed. wholesale and re.
tai! at the following prices viz. * ~
Superb Bonk lak, c¢qual to any used in
Europe on the elegant editions of Benflcy
and Didot, ’ D 1 so
{ Second quality do. 1 00
Third do do 0 75
Common Book Ink, mueh superior
to zny ever offered in this town or
ncighherhood a 2 5 o 6o
Ncewlpaper Ink, very good, O 45
Payment-~Notc at sixty days--Cash, dis«
count three and a half per cent.
The Ink here offcred so the public has
stood the test of chemical experiment. The
result of the united efforts of several of the
best chemilts of Europe, in proof of .thefle
fadls, can be cxhibited by the fubferibers.
There is perhaps 1o compound in the arts
that reqaires more knuw/<dge and skill than
the maoutaure of Printing lok ; and the
eredit of a printer, atter all the care and
“attention he has paid to his babaels, is often
ruined by the uf¢ of anarticte of which the
manufaQurer himfelf knows not the chemi
cal qualities. Boiled oil, rosin, and barst
Jamp black may distribute weil on the balls,
wath off easily (if, pcradveuture a little {oap
be boiled in with it) and produce a good co
lor for a few weeks But will these ingre
dients prevent the Ink made with them
from rubbing and setting off, even after a
twelvemonth’s drying ? Or will tbc: ensure
unchangeablencfs atthe end of two yedrs ? For
answers to these qucftions, examine the
books which have been- printed with such
ok * Boston, May, 1810,
Report bf a Commiitee of ibe Printers of Boflon
on the subject of Printing Ink, at theis mecting
- of dpril 72,1810 - . e
‘The Commitiee have frequently dire&ed
- tli¥ir attention, not oaly in trials of its qual.
ily, butin theix snquiries refpeting the fa
bility of the manufa&toriesin this vicinity,
~and repprt, as the result of their researches,
that the' Ink manvfaltured by Mr. Heary
Chose, at Cambridge Port, apptars to them
to e of a much better quality, both for
ook a 8 well as wenwfpaper printing, than any
other defeription of Ink manufatured in
‘America ; and that, if encouraged, this
.minufatory promiles to he tfefui. i
- Atrue copy from the Records, .
i D FRANCIS; Secretary.
L N e it
<o Stome Guthing
' QMITHV & TREAT, have
X E julk received a new aflorimentof Mar
ble, suitable for Building fones, Garve and -
Bucklogs—and keep conftackly frfale at.
their (hop, on the carner of Vaughen fireet -
and Deer flrest, a complete afforfment of
Free lone hearths and jambs, clowded Mar
ble ditto—Slate Grave Stoncs. of all.fizas,”
Pk e oo Mk
will e catouted witlvgeafocti Al fifpetoh
eredit, and, every, favor gratefull acknow}.
edged. . December, X 9, 1809, 4
Now Landing from sch. Eiliza, at
Faffrey's Wharf. Spring- Hill, and for [ole by -
W. B. Norton & Co.
2500 buthels Yellow CORN isains o)
i Store-—2OO buthels White Corn ¥
150 bbls i~ rfiiie FLLOUR ~10 casks RICE
22 chefls and boxes Hyiou.} . ;
HyfonSkin and Souchang TEA’
40 barrels No 1 BEEF %
25c0 wt Green COFFEE :
100 reams Wrapping PAPER. Fuly 9
& faleat Nu. g ~’Vl'c'rc/ja(z.'-'.r 10w,
‘ PER Wholesale or Retail,
"X on the very foweft terms. for cafli or |
approved credit, a 3 follows, viz : {
log bﬂagsdé;;ﬁ’e, 40 bales Cotton,
4C Chells and Boxes ; N g
Impcrial, Guapowder, % I‘[L AS.
Hyfon Ind Souchony 1
40 boxes Spanith Cigars, -
30 demi johns Madeira Wine,
3 calks London Porter,
and other Goods in the retail
way as usual—Apply to §
WILLIAM HILL.
3'«ly 9, 1810 S 8
i S T L S e
dm:rican Definition Spelling Boaok,
IN which the words are not only rationally
divided into fYHahics;accuratcly accented,
the various founds of the vowels represented
- by figurcs, and their parts of speech proper
ly diftinguifhcd, and the dcfinition or fignifi
cation affixed to each waord, by AsnNeß
KNEcLAND. A new revised Editiqn, lately
printed. is recgived and for falc at the Book
store of C. PEIRCE in"Portsmonth,
It is anticipated that the above Spelling
Book will in a thort time fupercede almost
all others extant, o - Alf _
-~ Rev. Roswell Shurtleff’s Ser.
‘mon, deliverad before the Legiilature of
New Hampshire, June 7, 1810,
ARNO\ S <n a S Eervin ey N e —-:..-o.“- v ...‘,M
| NOTIFICATION.
“7HEREAS a considerable sum of moficy
¥ is immediately wanted, to purchale
Wood for the Poor of the town cf Porif
mouth the ensuing winter, to pay School-
Mafigrs, Laboerers, and for the other neces
sary expenies of the town : And whereas
the Selectniea are fully convinced of the pat
riotic dispositions of their fellow town{men
to promote every humane aud laudable pur
pole, theysthereiore refpe@fuily requeh that
cach individual who may be called on by
the Colle&or for his tax, will cheerfully pay,
_if convenient the whole, but at least one
third part on presentment of the Bill, or
within thirty days after. They feel a con
tidence, that every man who bas 2 claim 10
- benewelence, will aid by his exertions the com.
pletion of those ufeful and desirable ohjedts
. Dy order of the Sele@men,
DANIEL AUSTIN, Chairman,
Fely9 1810 -
G e p ot
HAS just added to his for
& X mer Stock, a complete assortment of
i ~N ! A R i
~ Summer Goods,
y Amoné{ﬂ wwhich are the fo'loxving. viz. ‘
- Book Maflins from 2/10 9f per yard;
Jacanet ditto fxom 2/6 to 10/—fome par
~ticnlarly for geatiemen’s Ncckerchicfe};
Plaia leno; riddie, Jappet, {potted leao, tam
~bor’d, purple, pink-and biue ditto 5
Real lace and imitation net, seeded, vined,
dotted,; clufter'd and ftrip'd, faragoffa,
~hair cord, and a great variety of other
fathio~able MUSLINS; |
Glaz'd, unglaz’d, corded, plaided, fine and ;
low priced white Cambrics ; :
Cofoer’d and spotted ditto, twill'd and plain *
. of all'widths and prices;
. Linen aund cotton white, bordered and col
_ored Pocket Handkerchiefs ; \
' Italian, Dusch and Canton Crapes;
- Flurtnce, India and Italian Lufirings
| Caaton Luftres a variety of colors
| Fancy silk, Barcelona and Bandanna Hdkfs.
. Sarfncts, Modes atid Satins ;
| Cambric, corded,ftrip’d & furaitureDimoties
! Mouflinets plain and corded ; -
' Wafhiugton, Hamilton and Nelson, corded
Ginghamse-common ditto, of all prices
from 1/6 per yard upwards ;
A compicte assortment of Ladies’ and Gen
g tiemens’, Girls’ and Boys’ ik, cotton and
I thrcad HOSIERY ; ;
t Holland and ifiperial Tapes from 3/5 to 3¢/
1 per, doz.—Round and flat Bobbins;
Round and flit Wire Battoas ; :
| Bed Laéc, Fringe and Cord; some new and
i Ruffels, Calimancocs,Durants.Durchs. Shal
. rich patterns ;—Furniture Chintzes ;
White and celor’'d Kid, Beaver, Silk; Cotton
and Thread ladics and gents Gloves;
i - loons, Moreens, and other Stuftf Goods
! at recuced prices ; Es
Irith and German shirting & fheetingLinens;
Br tith Shirting and Sheeting Cottons ;
Ribbons of cvery deflcription;
Pic Nic silk Gloves and Mitts at 3f pair ;
Cotton Diapers—~Napkin and Tabie Cloths ;
‘Thread Laces and Edgiugs ; ( :
Silver, Gold and Vellam Laces;
Siiver and Gold Epaules; .
Worfled and Silk Military Sashes, Piumes,
Cockades, Sword Knots & other trimings ;
A great variety of Printed Calicoes ;
India Calicoes, Cliceks and Hansdkerchiefs ;
{ India Cottons of every defeription, from
} 10/ t 0 40/ per picee ; ‘
White,buff fearlet,blue, . o
fawn,drab, light & dark BroadLlOthg
mixt, black and brown &Caﬂimereso
Stockinetts and Imperial Cords, for gentle
men’s pantaloons ; )
Buff, biue and black Nankins ;—— Britith
Naukinetts-~Jeans-«Cotton Cailimneres ;
Grandurcils and Wathington Cords ;
Imperial Cottonr Cord ; Brown Hollands ;
Plain and corded Velvets—-Millinetts ;
Pins—Silk~-T wilt.——Buttons j of - every
defeription, from 2/ to 6¢/ per groce ;
Hats and Hat Linings-«UmbreHtas j
Sraw and Chined Bonncts—-Braces ; .
American nranufactared Stripes--Checks~=
Weaving and Kaitting Yarn--Sheeting
Cottons ; ‘
Windsor, Rose and Palm Soap 3 :
Morocco Hats, Purses and-Pocket Books.
A largc assortment ()g Cappets and
Scotch, Ingrains . } 8 b
, and Kidderminfier Carpetmg, :
| from §/6 to 83 per yard, ko .
- Carpet Bindings and Star Carpeting.
f‘ Allof which, with a great variety of other
arti¢les (rendering bis a fortment much more
_complete than at any former time) his cnf
tomers and others are requested to call and
eßdming SR e My 29. 1810.
- ELEGANT STIRAW
Hats and Bonnets !
- This Day received at
DRAPER’s
CHEAP CASH STORE!
A wvariety of the mo/Blegant
Straw Ilats and Bonnetts,
that have been for fule in town the present
feafon—{Gmec of which are of the latest
New York shapes - Julv 17
S. Mefhinger, ,
£as joft received at bis Store in Congress Street,
(3 ENTLEMEN’S HATS,
XX of the ficlt quality. from the Boftou
Munafa@ory.—d4ifo—conftantly on hand
A general aflortment of Hats
of his own make. : Fuly 12.
e e e et
Mineral Waters.
J)OCTOR - SPALDING
# having cltablithed a fount of Ball
town Water, “for the nfe of the indisposed
sick and eonvalefcent offers this most agree
able beverage to the well also, on'the follow
ng terms, .
_Sabferibers for a week or miore at any
given quantity ¢ach day,at 3 cents a tum
bler : g SR < S
Noo fubferibers, 6 cents' a fumbler. .
bottles for transportation at 25 cents,
-Ulual Hourgof drinking from 7 to Bin
the morging—from 11 to 12,at noon—and
in the evening also. 4 ' :
.No fubleription will be considered up till
payment ismade. . . .. July 23
" 1. $ 5 "i%‘. I‘_’; ‘ T .;-’: s esoind S v:"?s
Oliver Bbriard
:. e e
J 45 jult received a large
. R S PN L il g ‘x"" \_
" EUROPEAN GOODS,
ing season, comprising as many arti
cles as -are enumerated .in the most
lengihy advercifemeaty which he will
difpole of .at a small advance for cash
or approved credit. (gw.) May 29.
LTI &; Kb AT .l.';@:.:; "} Ay T
S ‘.“ ‘J. "’*k &.” r ’ ‘s' ' 5 “
R O RN
A -frefh supply of square and
Rewel futhioas:© |6w 3m%¢
e Cle o T R i T
ﬁncurrpny Bills.
CASH and the highest price given for |
Hillfborough, Cheiliire, Coos, Vermont, -
Northampton and Penobfcot Bills, ar
TAPPAN’s BOOKSTORE,
Muarker Strect, Portsmouth —Most of the
above bitls are daily depreciating; ané are
‘now only boughit to pay debts at the banks
where they beioeg. Persons holding any
of this paper wouiu do well to difpole of it
at its present vilue. Fuly 17-~(6w)
M
~__John March, jr.
INFORMS his friends and
A the pubiic that he bas taken the Store
lately occupied” by Mr. George Hardy, No
13, Mucket flecet, and acarly opq~fite
Meflrs. H & B Peuballow’s Hard Ware
Store, where he offers for sale 2 gcheral al
fortment of : :
West-India Goads and Grocerics,
o SUCH AsS
Rum, Spanith and Ameri-
B{aﬂd)'r . , can Scgars,
Gin, : iß;uﬁus' ;
- Wines, Figs,
; Hyf«)n, -] o Currants, i
~ Young Hyﬂ)n, j @ {V‘-"cﬂ India Peppers, {
Hyfon Ekin, » ? {Wosl and Cottoa
Souchonggand | ;‘"‘! Cards,
. Bohea S K Fig Tobacro,
Warrantedy' Thompson’s Tenney's
Loaf, ‘Lump, Havan ‘ and Rappee Suuff, |
ra & Brown Sugars, Bar Soap, !
Molafles, N ‘Mmﬂd and DiptCan- !
Coffes, dles,
Chocolate, No, 1-=32,{Flax, ‘
Cotten, - {Herds Grass and Clos t
Rice, : ‘Wbite & Grey Beans,
Flour, ver Sced, ;
Ground do, Stone Jugs, 1
Aimonds, Englith aad American
Cloves, Gun Powder, ]
Nutmegs, Lo IS e j
NMace, + {logwood, h R
Aifpice, Fuftic, s -
Cinnamon, Redwood, B
Ginger, =~ Wooden Measures,
Pepper, Barvels, haif do and
"Qatmeal, . Kegs,
Starch, {Butter Kegs, UF 2
Mustard, {Scythes and Snaths,
Inaigo, i Viaegar, |
Allum, ’Strong Beer, 1
l Copp=ras, A few pood Cheese;,
. Salt, : ’ Square Bars, ‘
Sulpliur, Window Glass, '
I Roll Brimstone, Swedes Irca, Flat and
And many other articles,
. usually kept in that line, all, of which are
i warranted of the firft guality and will be
. fold on reasonable terms, aund every saver
~ gratefully acknowledged. =~ Jaly 17
LEATHER.
) D i
Charles Tappan, \
. Market-Street, Porifmouth,
I ] AS been appointed Ageist
! for the © Hampbire Leatter Manufucs
~ fory,” in Port{mouth—and wili conflantly
keep for sale all kinds of LEATHER by
wholesale or retail. . Jhe Leather manufac
tured by this corporation is not inferior to
any in the United States, ands comes mucly
lower charged than usual.
' Full Received, ‘ %
3000 lbs. Sole Leather.
Fuly 17~(Cww) 3 k
Stephen Hardy,
Ii AS just received a great
A A variety of FAPANED TEA TRAYS
—Factory Stocking Yarn—do Sewings—
Spectaeles—Combs. etc. Julya gy
Now Landing from brig Norfoite,
: AND FOR SALE BY
Samuel Lord,
: » ; 5t
No. 11, Merchants. Row, -
30 hhds. good flavored RUM.
. WANTED —A BOY abgut 17 years of
age. who can produce good recommenda
tlons i iR Fuly 195
e eetet St ettt et e ettt bst i
Fifty Dollars Reward !
“ ﬁ 7 ILL “cheerfully be paid
i ' 'to the person who will give such
ioformation 2s to codvid that sou/ fiurd of
darkness. wiio; with more than Zel/ifp malice
and infernal envy, entered the Garden of the
subscriber on the might of Saturday the 14th
inst. and entirely destroyed two elegant |
Gooleterry bushes, which he set a great !
value 00, they having been sent him from
- London, a few ycars since, by a particular |
friend. e : e
- Theperfon who can perpetrate deeds of
darkness like the above, muit poflefs a most.
malicious and envious disposition, that par
takes more of the rapcour of an evil spirit
than of a rational creature ; for they are
~abfolutely the biackeft paflions of thre hu- |
. man heart—and no one can be blamed for °
she wing the molt pointed difplcalure against
" the perpetrator of such horrid decds, as en- §
ﬁftg‘rjng‘my ‘perfon’s ,‘ga_.l:defu fandv deflroying
- Fruit trees and bushes, that have been ob
-tained and cuitivated 3t great pains and ex.
pence. They are cautionicd againit a second
“attempt, uniefs they waonld ‘-wtﬂx.»:.t_-ip_ have |
their malicious di?oﬁ.sidgpa,cbce?k@%y,;;h:. :
_contenis of one of the bft fowling picces:
“in Portsmouth, | EDWARD PARRY. i
i JBFyA 17" "» N‘, bsl ek ,m ,—- Tk l
0 Coventry two cent tax, }
NJ OTICE is hereby given™
{'}i . % to the land owners in the town, of)
Coventry, that the General Court at ther |
feflion holden jn June A.D, ;&img‘nf‘m-. !
& tax of two cents on cvery acre of land in !
ifaid coma, for the purpole of, making roads.
anét.m%gs- Said land owners have liberry |
to pay their refpeive taxes in labar, atthe
rate of cight ceats per houe for every able
‘bodied man. finding his. own tools and diet,
PR M”ﬁ’%‘ﬁmame
_rate of ¢ight cents per hour for each yoke
ﬂé&emmpm'ﬂté’p"}*@‘?;ﬁ”&;g%ag
ang&h&ﬁgg‘éﬁ%t Bext i |
And that we'the subscribers. being appoint. |
S 8 culiiten 190708 said tax wili |
ready to receive the fame in - payment of |
é@ jéi,ﬁa 15 ’%’kﬁ w%%ﬁ ;
Jolpbpaden, -Sl T e ]
LRNS S alhn e
NN TITA AR A *»f.‘ W ‘?Wnﬁé
T HIS is to give notice that ‘«“C’W’“J“ %
- & the 13th day of Augpll nq:gsﬂic&ﬁ %
lowing Pews. Numbered 34, 35, 36, 39. €%,
79, 80 and 93, on the Lower Floor of the
Univerfalift Meeting house, together with
all the Gallery Pews in said House, will be
fold at au&ion to the highest bidder. Being
Parith ‘property the fame is fo’d by order of
the proprictors. Sale to be at said house at
10 o’clock in the forenoon. ] !
- Portsmouth Fuly 17, 3810, -
State of Newhampfbire— Ch:fbire .
Y\TOT[CE is hereby given to the nonsre-
LN “fident owners of lan% in the town of
PACKERSFIELD, who have not paid their
taxes for the year 1807, that unless they
previously make payment to me the fub
feriber, so much of their lands'as will pay
the fame with all lawful ’charges, will be
lold at public au@ion cn the renth day of
beptember next, at ten o'¢lock, v M. at
the Houle of Josiah Melvin, inn hoider ia
said *owan, viz . &
Mefcs 8. Boyaton, (land improved) €o
Cls town tax, 110 cts. school tax, and 7 cts.
COilty tax.
_ WILLIAM BASSETT, Colle®or. ,
Packersfield, Juiv r, 4810-
TAA DOV o AT T
TO PHYSICIANS.
Just Published and for sale at
G, Peivce’s Bookstore,
’l‘ HE Amcrican New Difpenfatory, con
. taining general principles of Pharma
ceutieChemiftry ; Pharmaccutic operations ;
Chemical analysis of the articles of Materia
Medica. Materia Medica, including fev
¢ral newand vaiuable articles the produc
‘tion of jhe United States. Preparutions
-and compositions; with an appeadix; con
taining medical prescriptions. The nature
and medical nfes of the gazes. Medical
electricity ; Galvanism An abridgment
~of Dr Curric’s Reports on the use of Wa
ter, The Caltivaticn of the poppy plant,
- and the methed of preparing Opium ; and
several nfeful Tables : the whole compiled
from the most approved authors both Eue
ropean anddmerican—by JaMEs TracuEß
A M and M SS. Price 4 dollars,
eA A T e i e Tlp "
- Stephen Hardy, @ -
2 e
#. » o - -
l a AS just reccived in addi
cicn to his former stock of Jeweiry
6.0 At va el y of i)
Staple and Fancy
PIECE GOODS
| AMOKNG WHICH ARE, :
~ Superfine and low priced
Broad Cloths and C.ffimerea,various colors ;
printed Jean, Marleiiics Quiiting and other
- Vestings; silk and cotton Umbrellas 5 Para
folr 5 fupcrting and Jow pric’d Chintzes
Ginghzms ; Hamilton Cord ; ‘filk and cot
ton Chambrays ; Furniture ; Cambrick and
commen Dimitics ; Huckabuck ana cotton
Diaper i Nankins 3 British shirting cotton ;
gloz’d Cambrick; Irish Linens ; 4-4 and 6-4
~white Cambrick and book Niuflins ; leno,
lacce fecced & other fancy Muslins ; whate
Cawbrick and cermmon pocket Handkfs s |
7-4 whiite twill’'d Cambrick Shawls; 4 4
plaru Maflin do ; purple and white do 3
thread and cotipn edgings and laces 3 foot
ings; black Modes, and colored Sarfoet 3
Sattins ; white. coicred,. plain and figur'd
‘Luteftring and other ribbons ; talte.ferrets;
thoc anc quality Bindings ; Diaper and com
mon T=pes ; White Nankin; dark Thread ;3
white and coiored cottonSe wings ; Bobbias;
Pins § Necdies ; linew Cambricks ;3 Duorants ;
Coierawn shirting | tuftian; patent Morroc
¢o and cotton braees ; 'Romal Hdkfs. ; blue,
yeliow and red silk and cotton Bandannoes 3
colour’d. ectnmon check Hdkfs ; fine India
cottons 3 frown cotton; do Holiand ;Ladies
white and colored Cotton Hose ; do Gentle
-mens coloured do ; thread 2nd cotton fhiore
doj Ladies Kid and other habit Gloves ;3
Gentiemens Beaver do ; white cotton Caps;
catton Kerfeymere ; spangled and plain dif
fany Fans; commor paper do; gilt Buttoas
and -Mou!ds &c.—these added. to his flock
of Jewelry &c. makes his assortment very
exterfive. The whole stock wili be {old at
a fmaii advance, for cath, short <redit or
goocd Tow Cloth "Cotton do. Cotton Linen
-do. or other kirds of couniry produces
-N. B Jewelry and fiiver ware, Manufac
tured and ki pt conflanitly forfale as ufval—
Many articles of his former fiock to be had
at a great diltoww: June 26
SOTETTLIST OF LETTERS, |
Remaining in’ the Poff-Office ¢t
Portfmoutd, N H. Fuly9. 18,0 '
A A A ATHERTON; Abigsil Am.
- % & az¢en, New - afile; Sam’t Adams.
~ B Richard H Butpam ; Jonathan Bar
nard ; Wilham Burton ;. Jobn Beck. .
€ Edward Cole ; kben’r Ciifford; Joha
(f:arltdn'; Silas Curtis; Nathaniel Cogfwell ;-
bomas D Cutts; ! William Cutts. jr
.. D - Joho Donovansi Ro®’t P Dame;
Hanpah B Drew; Gienlond; Thomas Den
pett, Kiitery 7 Soi S "
E Amos Emerson ; Joseph Emerson
F Lanfon Faofet: ; Jemes Folsom ;
William Freoch 3 Bdmuda N Fry =
G Willlam C G-rid&yfi Iry Gray.
. H. jeremiah H3ll; Daniel Hoit; Han
nah Hopo, Kittery; laac Mall; Thomas
Hill; Capt Holbrook ; Sarah [ildreth ;
Joseph ‘Hi%gigs 3 Ruth Heatfey .
T&} William Jounés ; ‘ames i:m cs 3d
Cashariog Jobalon ; Henry Jelmfn™
. L Robert Lapifh; Robert H Liver
‘more ;3 Thomas H Lewis ; ‘Qath%giigl, Lear,
Newe Cofile; lfaac Lebarn . °
M William Martio ; Wilfiam Marshall; |
John « Matth ; Hugh M’Cullock ; James
N H W Noble ; Phebe Newfum +
B Nathaviclß Porter/ .
~ R RRindge; Joha GReid .
5 W B Sweu': Ephraim Gmidh ; Jofhe
ua Stevens James Sinith ; Eubice Sebastian;
“Whithrop Sceiggios . oar e e
e ;}“,{,,mﬁg—i‘-’;’mpm,mﬁmum ~
ly ; Abram :rylog s Joseph Thomas ;3 John
W Trendmelli. | )Gt Laßiae
wwwmmWyman
rington ; Stephen P Webfler ;- Samuel Wy
ate s Joseph Wiggin s Jomathan Wiggis,
w*’awm MNew Lofly ' o
oo e o MARK, SIMES, B -
©NB Thofenames with notawns aunexe. |
O LET—A neat '3 flory
1 DWELLING HOUSE. ‘pleafinily
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