The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-09-20 00:00:00, page 3

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BOSTON, SEPT. IQ.
O' By the racket, in 39 days from
London, we received London Papers 2
days later titan were before in Ameri
ca. The report of the signing of the
preliminaries of Peace on' the 29th of
July has received no corroboration ;
although it does not appear that any
Paris Papers of a more recent date had
reached England. The probabitty
'°". c '™' "° m other circumstances, is
dijninifhed. Ihe general indications
of *a continental reace are neither
Lengthened nor impaired.
Ihe impending difference with D?n
mar< excites some anxiety in Eng'aid;
and Government have taken measures
which they esteemed the best calculated
to avert any ill-consequences. But it
is doubtful, whether they will furren Lr
what they confider a right; or the
Danes renew their friendship at the haz
ard of the continuance of a practice
vexatious to their Commerce by its fre
quent abuse. A war with De imark
would injure England, as it would pre
vent supplies efential to her nava' e
quipments/and interrupt hertrade tothe
Baltic—to fay nothing of more lemote
inconveniences.
Ono more expedition was about to
depart from England ; and the most
probable destination is Belleifle. Secrecy
is, however observed; and an anti min
isterial wit predicts, it will return, with
out the ferret's being difeovered!
Plenty again smiles on the British
Empire ; and the preliminary ceremo
nies of the Union being ended, the con
summation was about to take place.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
A letter from a gentleman at Paris,
dated July 17, received in this town,
observes, that the Envoys are very se
cret as to the progress of the Negotia
tion they ate conducting ; That what
ever reports may be current relative to
the business they can have no better
balls than conjecture ; That he should
write again by Mr. Tudor, who was
to take passage with the Envoys in the
Portsmouth, sloop of war.
Pafeigers in the Packet, Messrs. Benj.
Wiggin, B. H. Hathorn, Wm. Lang,
Ed. Meefon, and John Armatage.
Capt. Riley, arrived at New-Lon
don, the 3d inlt. in 15 days from St.
Thomas', reports, that Surrinam has
been taken by the Dutch ; [French nue
think he means] that Riguad has arriv
ed at St. Thomas's from St. Domin
go ; and that the French which had at
tempted Curracoa, were all made pri
soners.
THE KINE POX.
By letters from London, dated 18th
July, we find that the Cow-Pox is pro
gressing through the kingdom with un
diminilhed credit, and that its being a
Security against the Small-pox is a mat
ter considered as eJlabHfbef beyond all
controversy. Some have entertained
a suspicion that it only secures the con
stitution from the small-pox for a time,
but Dr. Watethoufe gives us instances
of persons who were inoculated and o
therwise exposed to the infection of small
pox, the one thirty-one years after hav
ing the cow-pox; another, thirty-eight
years ; and above all, one fifty-three years
after receiving the infection. See the
Doctors treatise just published by Mr.
Nancrede, Boston.
Five more of Dr. Waterhouse's fami
ly, being four of his own children and
a female domestic, who have passed
through the Kine pox, are now in Dr.
Afpinwall's hospital to try the experi
ment of inoculation for the Small-pox.
One of them, a little girl, had the dis
ease so very light both as it refpeCted
the inoculated part, and the symptoms,
that it was thought prudent to try such
a doubtful case by the tell of small-pox
innocalalion. The other four there was
no doubt of.
TIIL ishiHß ,1 ^okaOLK.
Sept. 2, Deaths for the last three days,
twelve ; nt w cafes,Jifty. g, A late letter fays
that the Disease is on the decline ; but that it is
by no means fafe for ftraogers to enter the city.
AT BALTIMORE.
Sept. 5. Deaths, for the hit 24 hours, 22.
Sept. 6. Deaths, for the last 24 hours.
thirty-four ; sick, in the Hospital only, one hun
dred and eleven.
Sept. 8. Deaths for the last 48 hours, 49. —
In Hospital 56.
Extra& of a letter from a gentleman at Fell's Point,
to bis friend in Philadelphia, dated Sept. 2, 1800.
“Oa Saturday I buried a young Man who has
lived with me between 2 and 3 years ; on Sat
urday my wife was fafely delivered of a daugh
ter, and I hope ^nd trust will do well.• on Mon
day I buried my eldcft daughter, and this day
my only son • the woman we had to attend my
wife has been sick for ten or twelve days ; my
next door neighbor's wife, her mother and four
children are down with the fever, and no per
son to do any thing for them but himfelf, and
he has just got up out of a severe attack of the
fever ; about half of the people have moved to
the country; yesterday and the day before, the
doctors all left this place, they have been very
unfucccfsful in the fever ; there are one or two
French doctors remain, and are said to have
been of service to some that our dodoes had
given over. I never experienced such distress
in my life before."
AT NEW-YORK.
The resident Physician, in a publication dat
ed Sept, 7, Rates, that in the previous week, sev
eral cases were reported to him, which bore
strong and unequivocal marks es the yellow ef
ver, and four, out of the number, have actually
died, with all the dreadful symptoms of the dis
ease. But he thinks fom the advanced state
of the season, And other reafbns which he of
fers, that there so little ground for alarm.
AT PROVIDENCE.
Sept. 10. No person has died of the fever
the last 24 hours, and only one new case is re
ported. •12 Persons ard sick.
Sent. 12- Since the last report, five per
frfh ^d^d of the fever
Mr. Seymour Potter, of Boston, is appointed
Lt. in the U. S. Navy,
Lieutenants Hafwell, Clough, and Burr are
the ift, 21, and 3d, of the Ballon frigate.
The General Court Martial, which had been
held five weeks in Philadelphia, is adjourned
fine die The rcfult of its investigation will
not be known until it has passed the appro
bation of the President
Arrived here the brig Atlantic, Capt. Phillips, in
44 days from London, and 38 from Landfend.
Capt- Phillips left London the 3d up August, at
•which time there was no news of moment in circu
lation ; the stale story of our commiffaners having
fettled the differences between this country and France,
he heard talked of ; be brought no papers ; but if be
bad, they could not have beenJo lite as those received,
via Boston, which were to August 4, copious extracts
from which, was given in our last.
Sept. 2 lot. 44, 43, ton. 47,5, fp& Jbip Ame
rica of NYork, Capt. Lee, from Liverpool, bound
Nenu-Vork, 25 days out. Sept 3, lat. 44, 15,
lon. 48, 30,fpoke JFp Mars of Philadelphia, Capt.
M Call, from New-York, bound to Dublin, 20 days
out, all well.
SALEM, SEPT. If.
Arrived here on Tburfday laJI, Jbip Belisarius,
Samuel Skerry,jun, mafler, in 104 dayspaffage from
Tranguebar, on the Cots of Coromandel. Having
failed from Salem on the 21,d Dec. laft,foe has com
pleted her voyage to India and back to Salem in 8
months and 19 days—notwitbJlanding fbe remained at
Madras and Tranqutbar upwards of 40 days of
that time* It is not recolle&ed that any jhsps from
this country have made foorter paffiges to India.—
The Belifarius sassed the Equator in 23 days, and
the Cape oj Good Hope in 55 days from Salem, and
arrived at Trincomalie Ifend of Ceylon, in 106 days,
by a very circuitous route, and against winds and cir
cumflances which were for a considerable time opposed
to a foort passage
DIED] — At Boston, mrs. Alice Bartlet, consort
of Dr Thomas Bartlett—f o fcpb Huffey, mer. aged
60—mrs. Mercy farvis, aged 72 — mrs. Elizabeth
Lang, aged 39, wife of IVallace Lang,formerly of
Newfoundland —miss Abigail May,aged 24,daugh
*er °f f°b n May, Ffy—Benjamin fennings, aged
^6,formerly of Cbarlfawn —mifs Sarah Malcolm,
aged 40 — and in a few hours after, mrs. Sarah
Malcolm, aged 73
— Cbarltfown,mrs. Susan Larkin, wife of Eben
ezer Larkin, aged 28
— Newburyport, Mrs. Bond, confert of Dr. fohn
Bond—lfaac Fitz, agad 33 ; mrs. Balch, aged 60 ;
miss Alice Balch, a daughter, aged 12 ; Amos
Moody, aged 21 ; a child of Abel Bartlet
— Biddeford, Caroline Amelia Mellen, aged 4
years and a half, elded child of Prentiss Mellon, Esq.
" Early—bright—tranjient—cbafle as morning dew ;
"Sbe bloffim 'd—was exhal'd—and went to Heav'n."
At Barrington, mrs. Abigail Burnham, aged 65,
wife of the late feremiab Burnham, of Durham ;
mr. Samuel Burnham, aged 42,f0n of the above ,
he died a few days after bis motber
In this town, Mrs. Polly Folsom, aged 37, wife
°f Mr. fofiab Folforn ; mrs. Sally Difcall, wife
qfo^j^aniel Difcall, of an apoplexy
Calcutto^VAgbrqpfyfytyof Salem, mer.
be received a jtll a few evenings before, in which
bis foot was wounded, the lock-jaw followed, and
death speedily ensued. In business be was indullri
ous, in company cheerful, and in all ftuations friendly
and generous ; afo, fames Hutebinfon, and foJbua
Murray, of tbe jbip Ulysses of Salem
At New-York, Capt. William Briard, aged 30,
of this town
At Cbarl&% (S. C.) Capt. fobn Purcell,
aged 26, of this town.
IV e learn from IVindfor, (Ver) that on the eve
n'nS °f 'H S'b'""• 'be ™fe of Samuel Hedge, a rej
pcHaLle mechanic cut her throat with a pair of feif
fors in fob aflocking manner, that foe expired indant
l, : the iury ofinquefl brought in a verdia tfinfanity.
The U. S sloop of war Ganges, has arrived
in the Delaware from the Htvanna; with her
crew in a very sickly state with rhe yellow fever.
Left no American vessels there—and ffoke nothing
on bis bomewa^baffage.
BOMBAY, MARCH 12.
Advices have been received that the AmericanJbip
Ontario, Capt. Whitten, had been cast away on her
homeward bound p ffsge from China, fomewbere in
the Straits of Macaffsr, the Captain, Officers and
crew were fortunately saved, and bad afterwards
proceeded to the Case of Good Hope by some vefl
that had picked them up.
Proposals are just issued for publishing by fub
fcriotion a new American Romance, called
DORVAL, or the Speculator—founded on
the varied evils which have occurred in this
country by the Georgia speculation. It is writ
ten by the author of Julia. —Subferiptions are
received at C. Peirce's Bookstore.
Fifty federal troops, under Lieuts Black
burne and M'Guire, arrived at Savannah, the
iith August, for Fort Wilkinson.
What do you hear of our Envoys ?
Is a question every moment asked; and
" Not a word that can be relied on" is as
regularly the answer.
Arrivals & Departures since Sept. 12.
Sept 13 failed fch'r Betsey, Damrel, Turkslfland
14 arrived brig Dolphin, , New Haven
if failed brig Union, R Blunt, Barbadoes
do do fch'r Three Sifters, Hooper, Grenada
do do sloop Anna, Rollings, Martinico
do arrived fch'r Sally, Turtle, St Thomas
16 arrived brig Atlantic, Phillips, London
<r.* F era—trcmCTtram-aac^^remro&ttT^CT
MARRIED]-- At Bfion, fames Campbell, to
miss Green
At Hopkinton, fonatban Osgood Ballard, to mrs.
sane Bulwell
At Hanover, Cyrus Perkins, to miss Abigail
Smith, eldeftdau. of the Rev Profeffor Smith
In this town, mr. Benjaman Hooper, to miss
Patty Pray.
At the last Superior Cinre at Dover, Isaac
Meferve of a place called New-Madbury, was
convicted of Perjury in two inftances,and feu
tenced to pay a fine to the County ; stand two
hours in the pillory ; to be imprisoned fixteeri
months, and pay co fts of prosecution taxed at
iio dollars. Since that he has broken gaol
and made his efeape.
Since our last we have received accounts of
votes from 12 more towns, which makes the
number (land thus, for Abiel FoQcr, Esq. 2295 ;
Samuel Tenney. Esq. 7,126 ; George B. Upham,
Esq. 2091; Joseph Peirce, Esq. 1908. The
above gentlemen we think we can, with fafe
ty, pronounce chosen to take their feats in Con
grefs,in March next ; as the opposition Candi
dates have not more than one third the number.
Mr. Tenney has 1713 votes to supply Mr.
Gordon's place, in Dec. next. The greatest
number that any other Candidates have is 355.
pwtfmoutlj
PEIRCI's Oracle's Marine fournal.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT 20.
SATURb .4'r, SEPQ^ 1800.
FEDERAL RER>.
NAHAL ARTICLES.
THE Female American, or the extraor
dinary Adventures of Unca Eliza
Winkfield , •compiled by hcrfelf. Price 4/6.
Samuel H. Hewes. Eliza Hill, Eliza
J. B. Hilton. Casper H>yman. Mary
Hart. Hannah Homans. Thomas
Harrison. Richard H>w. Daniel Hen
(haw. Jonathan H>bbs, Rye. Natha
niel Hooper, Kittery. J # rn<s Hancock.
Miry Harris. Betsey C. Hmchins.—
Benjamin Hilton. Mr. H^lc.
J>hn Noble. Mary Nclfon. John
Nehbb, Comfort Norris, Stratton.
Jdm Neal, Kittery. William Nutter.
Andrew Newman.
0
Peter Pedrew. John P. Payson. Ed
ward Page, Kittery. N^ncy Peirce.
William D i Pietro. Joseph Paifons,Rye.
Charles Prclev. Nahoy j'eaverly. Ben
jajuiti Pike, Hamtonfalls. Joseph Paul,
Kittoy. Samuel D. Pearce.
Pomp Spring. Ann Seamans. Da
niel Saunders,jun. Elz^ Sawyer, Kl/ery.
Asgail Sheafe. 'JetTy Sherburne. Bet
ty Seawards. John Saoboume, North-
Hampton. Thomas Safford. Henry Ste
vens. Walter Smith, Newmarket, to
the care of Me. Sarnol Soereve. Su
fmnah Sinderfon. Wenworth Skriggins.
Jifiah Smith Stratham. Sally Sprague.
Isaiah Smith. Witham Seaward, Kiiterj.
John Wendell. Nathaniel White.
J ! bn Williams. Joel Withington, Hen.
niker. Lydia Waiden. Sally Warren.
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foft Publifoed at Newburyport, anti now
received and for sale by Charles Peirce
al the Columbian Bookstore No. 5 Dan
ielftreet, Portsmouth;
J>bn Tavlor. James Todd. John
Trufdell. John Trefethren.
W
Hannah Yeats.
t, He Names with no Towns annexed, are
direded Perft^th.
MARK SIMES, P. M.
David Lloyd. Isaac Lyman. An.
thony Langford. Dirnao Lewis. Sam
u'l Lane, Stratham. Samuel Langton.
Daniel Lowcl. Jolhua Lane, Stratton.
Abigail Lillie.
Clement March. Sarah C. Moffatt.
Nathaniel Marlhall. Thomas Murphey.
Robert McGill. R. Mather. Wiliam
Moulton. Jonathan Margery. James
Mahanev.
John Clough, Lee. J>ho Cox- Rich
arri Champney. William Clark. John
Clark. Robert Calder, Middleton. Jo
seph Champney. Ephraim Cross. Ed
ward Clinton, s ephen Cafwell, Hamp
tonfalls. J>hmnah Cambridge. Rich
ard and Joseph Champney.
D
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Jiles Johfton. Capt. Jonathan, Strat
ham. K
Jimes Orne. Edward Orne. Wil
liam Oine. P
THE House is 40 feet by 24, of 2
dories; with Barn, out houses,
Blacksmiths Shop, Wharves, &c. and
about five acres of Land.—A part of
the land has been heretofore occupied
as a ship-yard, is the best situation for
the purpose on the Pifeataqua, and
®hile it presents an advantageous es
tablishment for the naval architeft, is
susceptible of such improvements as
may render it a delightful residence for
the private gentleman. For terms and
further particulars, apply to the sub
scriber on the premises.
Mr. B'fhop. George BoyL Natha
niel Bantill. Hugh H. Burch. Will
iam Burrows, Rnt+ry. J4eph B^ker.—
Joseph Bais. Jothut Blak f , Hampton.
J Acph Boardman. George Brafsondge.
Nathaniel Bailey, Greenland.
Samuel Emerson, Lee. J ^hn Evins.
Jacob Emerfoi), Gofrost, IJL 0/ Shoals.
Ebenezer Fofler, Green
land. Ebenezer Filler. Lois Fotter.
Samuel Fernald. Andrew Farrell. E
noch Folforn, Lee. J>hn F4h, Rochester.
Ben. Roll, New Caflle. Ebenezer Fitts.
Brnjimin Ferro,ld. William Frost, Kit
tery. Thomas Furber.
Nathaniel Genkin. James Griffin.
Jonathan Gilbert. Benj nrn Gardner.
Timothy Guvin. Nathaniel Griffith
Benjamin Grace, Kittoy. John Gardner.
Eli Rising, jun. Thomas Rogers,
Kittery. , Jonathan Rollins, Stratham.—
Robert -led. Aaron Robots. Will
iam Randell, Rye.
Hnnah Davis. Daniel Deflian.—
N. D. Dodge, Hampton.
Nathaniel Kennard. Qjatn King.
Simeon Knowles, Hanton.
Lift of Letters re
maining in the Poft-Office Ports
mouth,n.h. September 18, 1800.
Elizabeth ayers. B.Avice.
Wiliam Adams,A. B.
A House & Land
in KITTERY, about one mile
from Portimouth ferry.—
TO BE SOLD,
W. D. FECK.
bid all persons from harboring, trusting
or in any way crediting her on my ac
count, as I will not pay any debt the
may contrast JOHN HOOPER.
Portsmouth, Sept. 30, 1800.
WHEREAS Phebe,-
wife of the Subscriber, has b,
haved in. ivery unbecoming manner, by
running me in debt, felling my things m
my ablttice, and keeping company with
another man.—This is therefore 10 for-
As no improvements have as
yet been made on these townships, the
firft settlers will of course havethe oppor
tunity of choosing their lots, which con
tain one hundred and sixty acres each ;and
the firft fix families of young induttrious
and prudent Farmers, such as are deter
mined to require property, that apply for
feukmtnt io this country, (hull have such
particular hero fits and advantages afforded'
them, that if rightly improved cannot fail of
securing a compleat independence to them
and their families; and the next fix families
that (ball fettle on each of the townfllips
now aligned lor improvement, dial! have
tneir lots at one dollar per acre, and such
accommodations in the mode of payment,
as will give faiisfaaion to the purchasers,
and io every ioftance when the terms of
their centrads are complied with, they
shall receive undeniable titles by warran-
All applications are to be made
to the fubferibers living at GculaJborough,
in the county of Hancock, where houses
are built for the accommodation of the
families of those who may wi(h to re
move into that country, and where they
can reside until their own houses are
made convenient for their reception.
DAVID COBB.
JOHN RICHARDS.
N. B. The Gouldlborough
Packet fails monthly from Col. Davis'
or Capt. Curtis' Wharf, at the Sou (1
end of Boston, in which settlers, their fa
miles and effeds may be conveyed to
Goubfhorou°h, and where every affilLnce
will be afforded to those who intend fet
t|i„o in that country. Sept. 18.
The foil and situation of this
traft of country, io a delightful climate,
where diseases are unknown, is not exceed
ed by any, and its natural meadows, co
vered with blue joint grass, mutt give it
a decided preference for fcttlement, in the
estimation of all gool Farmers.
Forks.
A good roaftmg Jack and Appurtenances.
Ch firs, Tables and common Bedheads.
Some Kitchen Furniture.
A Pitch-Pot and Ladle,
A quantity of 01l Soap and Soap Greafc.
A tew barrels of old Cy let.
2 large live Hogs.
A variety of Books and Writing Paper.
Glals Ware.
Mufk/ts with Bayonetts, and 3 pair
Horse Pistols, and many other Articles
which will then appear.
Sale will begin at 9 oclock, A. M.
Abraham Isaac, AuEi'r.
LANDS,
For Sale and Settlement, in the Di,ria of Maine,
Young Farmers attend !
THERE are now offered for
file and settlement, a number of
TOWNSHIPS of LAND, on and near
to the Union Riv-.r, in the county of Han
cock. —This delightful river is only 14.
miles io a direA Ine Ead, from Penobfeot
River, and runs parallel thereto ; some of
the Townships are already run out into
half mile square Lots; a large double
Saw-Mil is now ereded at the great falls,
on the Weftern branch of the river ; a
road is already laid open from thence, by
Taunton Bay, so called, to tie harbour of
GolJfhorough; another road will be open
ed io the infuiog Ipring, to the Peoob
fcot River, that will come out at or near
to the town of Orftngton, and a commu
nication by water in boats, may be bad
to the place designed for fenlement, from
the inhabitants who are now fettled at the
mouth of the river.
r, 60 days credit will be given to those
who purchdle above :oo dolls on good
feroritv. Portsmouth. Sent. 20. 1800.
tee deeds.
On Tue/dav next, the z 3 d ifotf,
WILL BE SOLD, 2+ the Mmfi >n
houfe of Madam BOYD, deceased,
A varied of
English Piece & Stuff GOODS,
and ih^ remaining H mfenold Furniture,
&C. ©/%
Shalloons, Calimincoes, Durants,
black Latinos, Ruffels, Timmies,
D irfeteen, Anteloon. Corduroy,
Printed Jean and Fustian,
W.tite Flannel and Baize,
B^d Tick, Irith Linen, Carnbrick.
Shawl, and Pocket Hindkerchiefs,
Ling Liwo, Clogs and Gilodwes.
24 yards elegant water T^bdy.
English ftuff Shoes and Slippers,
Black and white Satin ditto.
Tapes, Thread. Bobbin and Cap Wire.
Calicoes and Chinzes,
Men and W mens' white cotton, hemp,
and woftd H>fe.
Narrow & wide black Mode & Tiffany.
Ribbons, Ladies black tiik Gloves and
Sewing S Ik. Plain white Bone and
common Kriives and Forks.
Maithewman Coat and vest Buttons.
Dior Knocker, and Hinges, and a
Trunk of the belt Poland Starch, &c.
—ALSO—
-2 cases Silver handle Knives and
Public AUCTION
The following is a lift of Prizes drawn.
Nos, Dols. Nos. Dols. Nos. Dols. Nos. Dohi
692 4 4864 4 6016 4 7927 50
743 4 5046 1000 6175 4 8922 4
1061 4 5049 4 6532 4 10x09 4
1444 4 5117 4 6797 4 10893 4
2612 4 5279 4 6985 50 10994 4
4062 4 5473 4 7057 4 11165 50
4304 4 s^l 25 7368 4 >1596 25
4613 4 5690 4 7316 4 11675 4
£, Warranted undrawn Ticketsmay be had
at the Bookstore of C. Peirce, No. J, Daniel
ftreet, Portsmouth.
There is now undrawn I prize of 3000,
3 of 1000, 8 of 500, i%of roo, 97 of 50, 98 of
25, 200 of 10, 3549 cf 4' dollars each.
LO FTERY OFFICE,
No. 39, Cornhill, Boston
THE drawing of the Philanthropic Lottery is
necessarily suspended until the i6ch day of
Oaober. Ie was hoped by the Manager, and
Superintendant of the drawing, that a Sufficient
number of Tickets were fold, to admit of their
com pleating the business without delay ; but on
returns being made from those gentlemen, in
whose hands Ticket, were placed for sale, it ap
peared that two many remained on hand to ren
der advisable any further drawing until a sus
pension of 30 days, in which time no doubt, the
remaining Tickets will be fold.
of every defcripuon, FUR d.iLc, by
large or small quantities, and is determin
ed to keep a conflant supply, that any
person may be served at the (honest no
tice, and whee Lumber of all kin Is will
be purchased in. Alfa, FOR SALE,
Sea fyals; Stone L ; me, &1b )ut
ioo,^to of excellent BRICKS.
Elijah Perkins,
INFORMS the public that he
has removed from D>ver to ths town,
and taken that large and convenient
Wharf and yard, kn nun by the nime of
Warner's wharf, where he constantly
keeps a large aflbr'ment n{
A new affortmem of Paper Hangings,
with a number of other articles no pir
ticularized. Pavt/mouth, Sept. 20.
A large ajoriment of
44 & 4 I"'! 1 Lumens; brown
Hollands; Platelles; Dowlas; Book,
Jackonet, lippet, lappet & law, fprig'd &
cambrick Mullins; Mudn Shawls and
Handkerchiefs ; Camels hair Shawls with
netting and fringe, 'ey cheap ; Chintz
and purple Shawls; Pocket Handker
chiefs; Gentlemens Neck Cloths ; black •
silk Handkerchiefs; Bandanna ditto.
A handfomt afotment of
London Chintzes ; patch Fur
niture ; Mufliuets & Dimities, Ginghams,
long Lawns; Cambricks ; Marfe lies
Quilting A large assortment of
Plain, changeable, ftrtped and
Phd Italian Silks at a reduced price; a
great variety of Florence & Englfb Luft
rings ; black & Colored India Luttrings ;
black Satins for cloaks, ftrip’d and plain
black Saties extra quality for mens wear ;
black silk Velvet; black Laces ; black
Fans; common and best Pms ; Tapes;
Threads; Sewing Silks; Knives & Forks;
fafhionible coat and veil Buttons; Rib
bons, Galloom Bindings; Edgings.
A large affirtmewt of
Mens Hats from 7/6 to 36/ —
Ladies black Beaver ditto, col >red and
black Sitin Beavers; a few draw Bonnets;
Silk Umbrellas, oil'd ditto; flair & floor
CARPETING.
150 pieces Nankins.
Hyfon & Souchong Teas pr. chest
600 pieces India Cotton, some
of which are extra fine.
Market ftrect, A great variety of
INDIA COTTONS,
Which will be fold cheap by the bale,
piece or tingle yard, for cash or th Mt
credit. Porfmouth, S,„ 03 igoo.
Has Just received a Large afortment of GOODS,
•which are now opening if f or sole, on the best
terms for Cifb or Joort approved credit.
Consisting of
SUPERFINE, middiing, and
low pric'd Broad Cloths; Caffimtres:
Kerfey<; Plains; Serges; Flannels; Bai
zes ; W Id-Bores; Camblets; Shallo >ns;
RuffeFs; Cahmincoes; Dur^n s; Tom
mies; Velveteens ; Velvets ; Thicksets ;
C uduroys; Queens Cord ; Jans; Fuf
tains. A large afolment of
Mens worsted, cotton & worsted,
fi k and warttod, cotton & (ilk and cotton
Hiliery ; Youths random cotton and
worsted ditto; Ladies white cotton ditto;
black worsted ditto; Mens' white (ilk,
drab silk, brown cotton, brown thread,
wonted and beaver Gloves.
A GREAT HARIETY OF
India COTTONS.
Fall & JV^t^r GOODS.
An a/fortment of
INDIA COTTONS by
the Bale. Asa
SUGAR of an excellent
quality in Bags.
Cheap India Cottons.
jUST OPENED RY
jdyt ictioed from Laicntta, and
Peter Coffin,
Pnrfmmth Sent 20. tßoo
Pmtfmoutb, Sr<f„„ o , Son
just RECLINED BY
Nathaniel Dean,
James Rundlet,
LUMBER
FOR SALE BY
James Sheafe,