The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-08-30 00:00:00, page 4

In England, Sir Francis Buller, "one of the great
lam luminaries oj the EngHJb Bench."
In Canada, Jean Baptiste Boucher, Esq; Sieur
de Nivorville, Proprietor of Chamblee, aged 86 ; —
It. Col John Powell
In Ireland, miss Majierfon, aged TOO , lineally
defended from Sir Thomas Mafcrfon, who was
knighted on thefield of battle, by Eduard, the Black
Prince, of England
— Billerica, Widow Hannah Davis, aged Si
• — Brattleboro', mrs, Susan 'Lewis, aged 33
— Rutland, Thomas Wood,aged 94
In Virginia, (dr owned) Duncan M'Crea
* — Richmond, Col Richard Adams
• — Baltimore, Jacob Hugg, aged 40
At Coventry, (Con ) Benj. Grosser, aged sO=—
His death was occasioned by fulling on the edge of a
bo^d
— Hartford, John Burbidge, batter, aged 49
— Northampton, John Locle, aged 28, late of
Sherburne
At Royaljinn, Elder John Hibbard
• — Lenox, Aaron IV right, agso, of Lanfingburg
&— Guilford, mrs Mary Norton, aged lOj
— Brimfield, mrs. A. Sefyioh aged JI,
—Si fbary, capt. Nathaniel Roberts, .ged $5
— Merrimack, mrs. MGacu
— Springfield, mrs. Lydia Cotton,aged 54 — mrs
Lois Rtf'll, aged 20
— Nantucket, whet efbe was on a visit for the re
covery of her health, miss Sarab Rogers, aged 18,
eldfl dau. of Daniel Rogers Esq. of Littleton.
— Mendon, Moses Perbam-—Jacob Legg ag. 20
— Salem, mrs. Hannah Palmer, wife of Jena.
Palmer, aged 29
— New-London, mrs. Smith, widow of the late
Mr. Diyton Smith, aged 75.
At the Hospital, Frederick Baggs of Weft-Spring
field, (Mafia.) He arrived lately from Norfolk.
— E Haddam, mrs. Cone, wife of JoJbua Cone._
At Marblebead, a promJing fox oj mr. J. Scebic.
— Salem, a Child of Mr.'Skerry
«— Greenfield, mrs Sall, Stone, aged 26
— Cbariemcnt, Elder John Green, aged 41
— Milford, Dr. Elias Carrington, aged 65
— Glocfer, Benedia Burlingame ,
At Fiennes, (Germany) M. I HUGET, brother
to the celebrated mincer of that name. It is feme- ;
-what remarkable, that this brother was only a fecre, 1
tary in one of the departments. Tbugut never would :
grant him any promotion. , A singular trait in the
cbaraßer of Thugut, and which the Paris papers as- I
fert as a fact, is, that although the income urging
from his filiation is 40 000 florins, be will not ac
cept of more than 15,000.
At Norwich, mrs. Abigail Shifman, aged 32
— Bellingham, (Norfolk county) the Hen. Ste
phen Metcalf, Esq. aged 69
At Wrentbam, mrs. Ffb-r Bloke, aged 83
Manfield, mrs. Sarab Phelps, aged 80
— Richmond, mrs. Rebecca Copland
— Petersburg, (Firg.) Jofepb Belknap, Printer,
eldef son of the Ipte Rev. Dr. Belknaps of Boson
At Woodflock, (V) Ifuac Cobb
4— Hartland, miss Sophia How
— Wefmor eland, Jfoua Briggs, aged 64* He
teas clea ring land, and received a fir oke under bis ear,
from a lever, in the a& of moving feme logs, and ex
pired almfl irfiantly
At Ferfbire, N H. mrs. Malbie
.— Wilmington, N. C. Jonathan Jennings
— Savannah, John M'Nfb, Ffg. aged 5 $
— Granville, Noah Robinson, killed by a tree.
— £flown, R&b't M'Pharton, killed by light
ning ; aljo, Ralph Buckley, at Mancbefler, Fer. l
At Dover, (Del.) mrs. Martha Fining, consort
of the Hon. John Fining
At Philadelphia, Ebenezer Craffon ; the Rev.
Jacob Fan Bujkirk, aged 62
Tiver ton. Rev. Peleg Burroughs
, Newport, miss Hannah Barker, aged 18
, Philadelphia, Wm. Dawjon,jun brewer
DROWNED]--- m Wethersfield, Tbo's Bax
croft, 0/ Norwich
On Tuefday evening, the 12th inst. about 9
o'clock. Col. Thomas Nixon of the county of
Wotcefter, on his passage on hoard the packet,;
Capt. Briggs, fell overboard within fight of
Cape Ann lights, and not withstanding every ex
ert!on from on board, was unfortunately loft.
He was bound on a visit to his relation in the
diQri& of Maine.,
Oicof the modern philofoph rs, and disciples
of Paine, fume months since, had spent the Sab
bathday in feezes of dissipation and folly, (as
he was accuftotned to do, to the entire neglect
of di?ine worihip,) was returning home by the
house of an old Man, who was dißinguifhed
thro' life for his exemplary virtue ; he thought
within himfelf he would enter the house to
laugh at the old Man, and ridicule his religion;
when he opened the oor, he found the vener
able old Man on his knees, with his family all
around him, just fimfhing the daft duties of the
d'ay ; which when finished, he alked the vener
able sage, if he had remembered him, in his
prayers? Towhich he replied, that he had
prayed for all Jews, Turks, H reticks & Infidels,
and if (laid the old Man) you are either of
them, which I believe you are, you will find
that you was not forgotten.—This seasonable
reproof, together with the serenity of his coun
ten nee when he spoke, with the inward fatif
fadion he feelhed to enjoy when at prayer with
his family ; led him again to examine the bles
sed do&rines of Christianity, which he has
embraced to the adonilhment of all chat knew
him, and he has been finer a constant attendant
on Divine worship, and now leads a life of
PIETT and VißrtE.
% ^3Sffrr=" • "’-^i,^*'^
DIED] — At Newburyport, Miss MARGARET
G. .C ARY, agedlQ, only duufter of the Rev Tbo
mas Cary. after a gainful and distressing illness, ivbicb
Jbe fapp,rted nvitb afortitu le, composure, and resigna
tion to the Divine Will, to be equalled-only by tbofe,
lobo puffed ar fee did, a mind fr aught luitb ever,
virtue that could adorn aft male beart, and a judgment
capable ofdifcerning, and choosing, the more permanent
jo, : beyondtbe grave,to tbejbort lived,but failing,plea
fur es of tbirtranfitory life. " Could a difpoftion calm
and unruffled as tbefummer'sfea, when not a breath of
•minifies o'er its furface," or tbe esteem and affifiion
of friends and relatives , have rescued her, fee bad not
fofoon quitted this Mortal for Immortality.
" Tbe ways of Heaven are dark and intricate."
" Fair as tbevpening rose that decks tbe vernal morn,
" External beaut, did internal worth adorn ;
" But üb, alas, ere noon tbe few'ret dies,
" And beckoning angels waft ber to yonfries."
A Jacobin zfk'd me," Priy name if yon can
Os all your acqiiaint3r.ee the worthiest man."
I frankly replied,# you'd have me speak true,
He's the worthiest man.who's thenwft unlikeyou.
FOR THE U.S. ORACLE OF THE DAY.
MR. PEIRCE,
BY inferring the inclofed in your invaluable
paper, you may perhaps gratify your nu
meroux readers, as you will oblige a friend to
the truths therein contained :---
THE Mc)i\ALlSj —No. 365.
Poetical Repofeory.
Apology for Democrats.
Vie Ris have many faults.
The Jacobins but t%uQ ;
There's nothing good they fay,
There's nothing good they do.
A Lady's Answer to a jacobin.
A FACT.
11. It shall be accurately drawn, and correal,
engraved from Holland's Map now extant.
111. It shall be neatly engraved, printed on
good paper, and colored.
IV. The price to fubferibers will be two dol
lars, to non-fubferibers it will be three dollars,
the money to be paid on the delivery ofthe maps.
V. Those who fubfcribc for 12, shall be en
titled to two gratis.
Subfcroptions are taken in by C. Peirce,
printer, Portsmouth, New-Hampshire, and by
the different printers and booksellers in that arid
the neighboring States.
ITanted to live in a small
.famdy.a woman in the capacity of a maid,
to do the Work thereof—lnquired the Printer.
Painting,'Garnishing &
GIL TING, in ail its various
branches— BY
W. & J. GRAY,
in Low fret, by Sping-menket,
Woo have for SALE,
A General aflortment of Paints
and Colours, bih dry and ground ;
Wore Lea of a lU;erior quality in ^ &
fC. Ktggs; Pro (ban Blue in -fo|& 1 ib.
bladders; PAINTS cf every kind tor
flips use, put up at the shortest not ce;
Copal and o'htr varnishes of every kind.
WINDOW GLASS of all fizts.
— ALSO—
^ ~ er ) g°°d afortment of
PAPER HANGINGS
of various figures & qualities.'
N.B. COACH & CHAISE PAINT
ING, and all other ornamental work
done as ill'll*!.
CONDIT rows.
1, This Map will be published on a large scale
The size of it will be — —by feet.
FOR PUBLISHING, BY SUBSCRIPTION,
_4 l opographical MAP,
OF THE
State of New-Hamplhire,
Surveyed under the direction of
SAMUEL HOLLAND, Esq.
New-Castle Bridge.
THE DIRECTORSof New-Castle
BRIDGE, have ordered an afleff.
m^nt of TEN DOLLAR), on each
Proprietors Share, and have directed the
Treasurer to colled the fame on or be
fore the fir.fi day of October next, —The
Proprietors are 'therekre rrquefted to pay
the above sum of Ten Dollars on each
ihare to me at my house in New-Castle,
agreeable thereto.
Henry Prescott, Treasurer.
New Cafile. A^ufl 22. 1800.
CON PAININGthe Calender Pages;
corred Lifts of Officers, Executive,
L flhiive air Judiciary, in the govern
m nt of the United States, and of this
alate; Public Minitiers, Consuls, &c. to
and from the United States, with a v riery
of other matter, ufcfal and inrerefting.—
To which will tie added the late law of
Congrefi, " establishing a uniform fyttem
of Bankruptcy throughout the U. States
Toe whole will be comprised in a
handsome pocket volume at the moderate
price of „^ cents with the aforefaid Lw
or 2§ cents without it.
—AL O^an extenfae afotment cf
STATIONARY,^. Writ
ing Piper from 3 10 1 § dollars per ream ;
Bonnet, Blouin%& Mafic Paper; Dutch
Q^s Go n 62% to ift Cents pr
bun ired ; Ladies' & Geniirwens' P c ket
& Memorandum Books of various xin s
0 ' Driers, &C. &C. Au°ufi 22
Confantly keptfor fide a! the above Store.
A large assortment of BOOKS
in every branch of literature, with B bis,
refitments, Planers & Primmers ; Watts'
Ffalms & Hymns; Kjpw's, Alim's &
Smith's Hv tins, wboldate and Retail.—
Tickets avit'! be fir fate one week longer.
^ The Philanthropic Lottery began draw
ing 00 Thursday last; wepredidi that we have
Rill for fate, some of the rpoft capital Frizes of
3000 dollars, 1000 dollars, &c. See.—and invite
our friends to apply immediately and purchase,
as somebody must draw the high prizes; and
why not you, or f, as well as any other person ?
1 iie ^ew-rLimpihire
TURNPIKE ROAD.
^^^^^
THE gentlemen Proprietors
nave been repair diy advertded that
an assessment of TWO DOLLARS on
each th 4re was made—and the Treasurer
dircaed to coikA the fame on or before
the i§th June last, which is now seven
weeks expired, and only a few have pail
it ; the money is wanted for the porpofe
for which they have obligated themselves.
Toe remote situation of the proprietors,
together with the large number which
there are, will naturally lead every reflea,
ing P"'" n to determine that they cannot
expea to be waited on individually.
They are therefore earnetlly requeued
to call and pjy it at the Custom House
Th : MARTIN, Treasury.
Pmtbnowh. Augu/i 8 1800.
and will Ipcedily be Pubifhed by
William Trea&ell &Co.
At the PortfmuHh Bookstore, opposite
the Court House.
THE
N. Hampshire Register,
The last Chance.
United States' Repository,
AND
PROPOSALS
for the year 1801.
Now tn the Preis,
WHEREAS the underwrit
ten has received letters df refigna,
lion from Samuel Borland, Eiq. aa
'ing as agent for die American Cnnful at
I the colonies of Essequibo and Demerary ;
I by which resignation the American Com-
merce, and the iriterett of Individuals tra
ding to tbofe colonies may more or less
fuffer in their mercantile tranfa&ons,
for wmt of proper information.
The underwritten having been
appointed a Confui fit said colonies, and
at present recovered from his indifpofi.
tion, informs all whom it may concern,-
that he intends to return to the colony of
Demerary, and on his arrival there to ex
ercise the functions of his office—that is
to lay —-To give every assistance in his
power to merchants and American citi
zens there refilling or trading, who shall
alk his aid, so far as the salutary and be
neficiff views of the Government in ap
poining Lid office, may be answered.
Every attention will be paid to
consignments, collecting ofpr defied bills,
notes, accounts and other mercantile bu
siness, &c.
AUCTION OFFICE,
On the Parade, north fide of the State house
WHERE he will attend to
receive GOODS for Public Sal,
nod promdes that thole gentlemen who
may tie pleated to favor him with anv ar
tici.s for lilrphat his belt endeavors (lull
no be wan ing to compleat the fam- wth
fidelity and dispatch and the fmalkft
favors fliall be duly attended to.
Portfavuth, August 22, zßoo.
m M^kd-ftreet, Portsmouth, and offers
his service in felling or purchasing on
commilGon, all kinds of M rehand le,
Bills of Exchange, Vessels, Houses and
Lands,.&c. &c. &c.
He bkewde has a licence as an Auc
lionetr, apd will receive Merchandize or
any of the above articles for public file ;
and promises that those gentlemen who
nay be pleafrd to favor him with any
Triples for file, that his bell endeavors
sh II not be wanting to compleat the fame
with fidefoy and dispatch, and the small.
Capt. JOHN SHACKFORD,
late of Porifmouth, mariner, deceased,
re requeued to exhibit then without de-
I V; and those indebted to make imme
diue payment to AMELIA SHACK
FOR D. Adminifirmrix on said Estate,
or JEREM'AH LIBBEY, her Attorney.
Pop t[mouth, August 1, 1800.
ALL Persons having
demands ayaind the Eflate of the
Hon. ICHABOD ROLLINS,
E'q. la'e of Somerfworth, deccafed, are
hereby requeued to exhibit the fame for
fettiement to the fubferiberj at his Store
iu'Berwick. and all indebted to fiid estate
are requeued to make immediate pay-
A quant ty Second-hand RIG
GING; and a second-hand CHAISE
w!h hirnefs.—For file as above.
N. ROUSSELET,
Confal of the United States, for the Colonies
of Efauiho and Demeraw,
Boston, Augud 18, 1800.
John N. Ingalls,
RejpeafuHy Informs his Friends
THE Subscriber begs
leave to inform the public, and nis
fflends in particular, that he has opened a
BROKER'S OFFICE,
ft favor drill be duly attended to, by the
public's molt obedient humble servant,
Alexander Ewen.
Convenient Stores will be al
ways ready 10 ft re any quantity of goods,
&c. and every attention paid to all pro
perty that mav be committed to his care.
HE has now on Irnd, f<r file, a quanti
y of MUSLINS & CALICOES; an
Invoice of F II GOODS, confining of
Coatings, Blankets, and Hofery,
with sundry other articles.
N. 8. All Letters directed to him in
the line of ids business, (pod paid) will
be duly attended to.
Porfmotah, Aug. it, iSoO.
«mffCTBCTCT7re^2^ ~»w-L;Tfta,_ .•_
ALL Persons having
^hv demands against the Estate of
ment.
JOHN ROLLINS. Adminifrator.
SomrJwonh, Augufi 6, 18 DO.
MEDICAL.
At the Theatre in Dartmouth Col
lege, the Medical Le^ures com
mence the foft of OCTOBER, ON
Anatomy and Surgery;
Ch^miftry & Materia Medica, &
The Theory & praarre of Ph' sic.
LOST. „
LOST between Greenland &
Porifmouth. on Tuefday evening
Lil, a l% c Bundle, containing sundry
articles of wearing apparel ; any perfin
having found the fame that will leave it
with the printer, fliall receive a handsome
reward Ponfmouth, huguft 22, xßoo._
WANIED,
A BOY between Hand 16 years of
age, as an apprentice to the Black
fmith' sbufinefs, where he wL have the
advantage of learning all kinds of vessels
Lon work ; country and, town work ;
making edg'd tools, &c. &c. and will be
treated well.—lnquire of the Printer.
and the Public, that he has opened an
Cheap Italian Silks.
JUST RECEIVED Dr
Peter Coffin,
A large assortment of Strip'd and Plaid
7IALIAN SILKS'
Black India Luftrings.
Strip'd Boglapoors, for Meni
Coats. — Cheats Yard-wide
IRISH LINENS.
HARD - WARE.
H. & B Penhallow
HAVE received per the last arri
vals from England, a large addi
tion to their former assortment of
HARD-WARE, which is now ready
for sale at their Store in Market-fit eet ;
Among which, are the following Articles,
—viz —
J Rolls thin ffieet Lead. 5 calks Pewter.
3 Cases Brass Kettles. 3 calks bar Lead, small
I do. Time Glass s. bars.
I 5 bundles sheet Iron 4. calks patent Shot,
sorted. sorted sizes
to bundles Frying Pans. 3 ca fc Flat-Irons.
10 dozen Iron Shovels t ca sk black Lead.
16 bags Brads, Pum, : calks Rotten Stone,
and clapper Nails. % j calks English sod, tod
20 boxes Tin Plates. theathing & deck Nails.
Alfa A very extensive assortment of
SHELF GOODS, all which will be
disposed of for Cash, on reasonable
terms, by Wholesale and Retail.
OCa/h and the highfl price, will be
given atfaid Store,for old Copper & Brafs.<
P HOD tph. Aw. S ißqo
FRESH FLOUR.
FOR SALE BY
Clark & Conner,
New FLOUR.
Frdh Bohea TEA in chests, half
chests and quarter chests. Aljo,
A few Hhds. Tobago RUM.
ITANIED,
A few good beef OXEN, to be
delivered in all next month, for wh ; ch
English and Well.lndia Goods will be
given in payment. August 22.
fresh Tea.
FOR SALE,
4 Chests Hyfon, and
6 do. Souchong TEA.
30 Bbls. N. York & other Flour.
30 bags India SUGAR, firft Q
a Pipes Hollands GIN.
4 do. BRANDY.
W. I. SUGAR, Pepper, RYE,
&c. &c.—Apply to
W.Garland or S. Ho/man,
At No. 7, Portsmouth Pier.
The TEA being a confinement,
will be Sold very low. Augufl 22.
2COO Bushels CORN.
100 Barrels FLOUR.
5 Calks Linseed OIL.
2 Hhds. Loaf SUGAR.
5 Tons IRON, and
70 barrels TAR, are now land
ing from the sloop Walhington, from
Philadelphia, and FOR SALE BY
MARK SIMES.
ALSO, FOR SALE
A few Hhds. MOLASSES.
do Crates Liverpool WARE,
6 Camp DESKS with private
Dr w-rs, &c.&C. August 22,
'corn.
FOR SALE at Stole No. 4, Long.wharf,
1000 bullies Maryland CORN.
20 bbls. Philadelphia fuperfine
FreL FLOUR.
2 Tons Philadelphia IRON.
Apply to Mo/es Woodward,jr.
Porfmouth, Augufi I§. 1800.
JUST RECEIVED,
And for fair at the Steve of
S.. Little,
On Spring-hill, A general afforrment of
Eigl!Jh&.lnaia GOODS.
— ALSO—
Aver. Cheap and Complete Affotment of
Seamens CLOTHING.
Tin, Crockery & Iron WARE.
About 300 pair Mens' SHOES.
All of which will be fold cheap for
'Cafh or dry FISH.
Very particular attention will be paid
to orders of Marchants in relpeft to
Clothing for seamen.
Neceferv Articles.
Excellent black Sand & land
boxes, Wafers, red and black Sealing
wax, Ink.powder and Ink ; Quills, Cy
phrring and Writing Books, Penknives,
Razors and Razor-Strops, Field's trearife
on the Bankrupt Law ; and a New As
sortment of Books,. Stationary, Bibles,
and Testaments; Adams, Glocefler ani
Uflier's Grammars; to be fold Cheap by
CHARLES PEIRCE.
FOR SALE BY
Josiah Dwight,
At his Druggist Store in Market-street, di
rest from the Patentee,
Doctor Lee's patent N. London
BILIOUS PILLS,
Celebrated throughout the u.
nited States and Weft-Indies, in the
cure and prevention of Intermittent, Re
mittent, Bilious, Inflammatory, and Yel
low Fever ; Jaundice; Bilious Cholic :
Indigestion; Dropsy ; Gout ; Rheuma
tism ; Plurify; Chlorofis, Worms; Dy
fenkry; Bilious Vomitings; Convuifion
and Epileptic Fits : Asthma ; Coughs
and colds accompanied with Costiveness;
Foul Stomach; Scurvy ; Sore Throat ;
Hypochondria and Hysterical Affect
tions, &c. &c.
They arc highly esteemed for their vir
tues when taken in the Spring fcatnn
and for removing an over charge of Bil
ious redundancies in the Stomach and
Bowels, they prevent most of the diseases
of th? hot feafou by being taken once in
15 or 20 days.
Certificates of their efficacy may be
seen at the place of tale by the Agent, who
h 3 constant fupoLes of the genuine-
PILLS from the Paten.ee.— A!fo—
Church's Cough Drops, to
gether with a general assortment of
Drugs and Medicines ;
Pa n r s, Dye-Stuffs, & c .
Physician's Bills duly noticed ; Ship's
Medicine Chefs in realinefs, and or .hers
replenished reasonably.
JOSIAH DWIGHT.
Newhall's Ihoeftore
Daniet-fireet, Porttmouth.
ABNER NEWHALL, i^-
forms his Friends, Customers, am 1
the publje in general, that he has lately*
received a large addition to his former
Assortment of
SHOES,
which he now offers at the following
low and reduced prices.— viz.—
Ladies black Morocco Shoes &
SLIPPERS, - mem:
English, ditto, ditto, 125 do.
Green, Blue, red & yellow, do. 116 do.
Plain & figured Kid, do. (of)
which he ha. a great variety, } 1,0 do.
and very nice,,
Black & Fancy fluff Shoes and
SLIPPERS, - . 84 cm.
Tbofe with York heals 12 Cents dearer.
Calf skin and other Leather, ditto.
Childrens Shoes of every size &
almost of every defcriptioo.
Gentlemens handsome dress SHOES.
Common, ditto.
Boys, ditto.
Mens fine & common BOOTS.,
di'to, ditto, Half Boots.
BOOT LEGS.
Red Morocco SKINS.
The above SHOES are all of the belt
materials and workmanfllip, and as they
are manufactured under the dired ion and
careful inlpedion of the Vender, he flat,
ters himfelf tbit he can warrant them./
with confidence.
N. B. The prices of the Mens and Chil^!
drens Shoes arc equally reduced.<
He likewise udoirns them that he re
ceives a Fred) Afforrment twice a month-.
&CThe public are refpeftfully
informed, that no Vender of Shoes equal-.
Iy 33 good as the above, can be afforded
at the above reduced prices—but a Ipi.
rit of monopoly and executive privilege
having fa the'example, the fubferiber is
under the neceffiry of conforming.
ABNER NEWHALL.
t '^" °f° ie irum
llfeet and Kegg,
I William Parry,
Has fir,ale at hisfore at the lowers
end of Buckfreet, near Portfmo^tk,pier,
A Large assortment of
Goods ; Groceries, &c.
Among which are the following.
RUM, Brandy, Gin, Aniseed,
Clove-Water; best of London Por
ter, by dozen or single bottle ; Coffee,
Tea, Chocolate, Sugar, Mollifies, Cotton ;
Cod and Pollock Fill) ; Flax of an excel
lent quality, and of any"quantity; Mack
erel per barrel or % barrel; Crockery and
glass Ware; A variety of Shoes; excel
lent Spanish float Indigo; a quantity of
naif rod Hoops; Hats of various kinds ;
excellent Giver Watches from 20 dollars
down to fix dollars each; A great quan
tity of Iron, Steel-food, and other Spades
and Shovels; Keggs from half a pint to
ten gallons, kept constantly for fate ; to
gether with a large aftortment of other ar
ticles too numerous to mention in a
Newspaper adveniiement ; all of which
will be fold as cheap or cheq er than at
an, (hop in this town.
As said Parry has lately tf
tabliflied a Tobacco Manufaaory, where
he has the best of Tobacco Manufaaun,
ed into Pigtail; small Twist & Smoak
ing—he is determined to fell the best of
Tobacco, much lower than can be pu^-
chafed at any fliop i 1 Porfrowh.
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Subferiptions for the Oracle, at I dollar £Q;<He
per annum, payable quarterly, —foui-annuaUy —
annually, as is mos convenient for Ssdfyi!xr&.
are thankfully received at tbe Columbian IfokHAB,
and Oracle Printing-Off^, No* 5, />&&#¥*•
By Appointment.