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Tbe left Borton Centincl fays,
We learn that Dr. Waterhouse has inocul
ated between 40 and jo persons for the Kinc
pox, between one year old, and five and forty :
We arc glad to find this valuable discovery
in the way of becoming as beneficial here,
as it has been in England.
A TENDER HUSBAND.—A Gentleman
in the city was for some time yoked to a mate
who had that amiable quality of never receiv
ing or supposing herfelf to receive any injury
without breaking flence. One day, observing
her consort whispering something to the maid,
she inftantiy fixed ner fangs in his face, tore up
his hair by the roots, and, in short, fuffered pas
sion so much to get the better of her, that she
was aauallv/yfaawby its violence. The pen
itent poor husband was, no doubt, so overcome
with grief at the fad accident, that he forgot to
life any of those methods recommended by the
Humane Society for the recovery of persons in
his wife's situation. Indeed, so anxious was he
for her everlasting repose, that he gave infant in
frufiiens for her funeral, directing most particular
ly that she should be buried with her face down
ward! Being asked the reason of this, " Why,"
replied he, " If she should happen to awake, the
more She feratebes the deeper she goes !"
— Baltimore, capt. Wm. Southward of Salem, to
mrs. Speck.
At Boson, David Spear, Rfq to miss Loring, of
Nantaftet ; Edward Cazneau, to wife Mary Bon
ner; fobn Palmer,of Renn.to miss Mebitable Spear,
of Ilf on ; Davis Dana, merchant, to miss Beffi Os
good, of Hallowell; Captain William M' Condry,
to miss Martha Lifcomb — William Boyngtan to miss
Rutby Low — Captain Hear, Stoddard, to miss
Cynthia Henfano — Captain fames Rowan, to mrs
Mary Hamilton Whiting, second daughter of the
late Robert Davis Esa — Thomas Holland, to miss
Lydia Underwood — %bn fennett, to miss Betsy
Little — John Chandler, to miss Bets, Trencher
Silas Dutton, to miss Nancy Toby, of Topjbam
Mr. fames Campbell, to miss Green.
At Hartford, Nathaniel Ives, of Simfury, to
miss Elizabeth Fowler, of Southwick, (Maffa.)
— Barnfable, Ebenezer Gay, Esq of Boflora, to
miss Mary Allyne Otis, of the former place, dau, of
fofepb Otis, Est.
— Sandwich, Hon Natb'l Freeman, efg aged 35.
— Northampton, Maser Phillip Strong,young
eft f° n °f His Excellency Governor Strong,
— AJbfeld^Pbillip Phillips, Efg. aged 60
On bis paffige, Ramond St Arnamant, a gentle
man from St Domingo coming for bis health
— Stem, mrs, Eunice Rufol, consort of Epb'm
&h,efq
— Penobfcot,mrs Clive Wefcott, aged 60, consort
of Captain Samuel Wefcott
— Cafine, fames Butler, from Ireland, aged 45
■ — Warren, Richard Pitfury, billed by a Jall
from a boufe frame
-- Philadelphia, Titus Owing, drowned
— Wilmington, mrs sane Potter, aged 90
— Norfolk, of the fever, Ambrose Heron, mercb't
of Carterfuille
—- Savannah, Mofler Holcombe,fon of H. H.
— Charlfon, Thomas Spieffegar; Russel Kellog
John C Medville, aged 41
— Cbilicotbe, (N, W, T,) George W, Burnet,
attorney at law of Cincinnati
-— Canaan Nathaniel Edgarton
— Norwich, Captain Benjamin Edgarton, aged
75 — Jonathan Brufnel, aged 85
— Newbaven, Mrs Smith, aged 7$
In Pennsylvania, Robert Campbell, Bookseller &
Stations Mrs. Martha Titles, wife off Titles
— Bluebill, (Maine) Mrs Mebitable Wbitbam,
aged 31, wife of Andrew Whitburn, Efi
— Lunenburg, Mrs Adams, aged 59, wife of
the Rev. Zabdiel Adams
— Concord, Mr. Daniel Gale, aged 60.
DIED] — In Virginia, mrs. Nephew, aged 103
In Georgia, fames Anthony, Efa, aged 42. late
Maj. of tbe stb U, S. Regiment
At Canterbury, on the &b of July lafl, Miss
Hannah Clougb, in the 20tb year of ber age, daugh
ter of Mr. Nebemiab Clougb.—ln ber mere ton
centrated tbofe amiable qualities wbicb adorn the sex,
and wbicb endeared ber to a numerous society of
friends and relatives.
MARRIED}—At Fairfield, Capt. Melgar
Joy,to miss Mar, Elliot.
At Dighton, Maj. Samuel fackfon, of Providence,
to wife Betsey Richmond
At Salem, Capt. Daniel Proper, to mrs. Mary
Fefer
CONJUGAL LOVE.
AN AFFECTIONATE IVIFE—An honest
school master near London, having a wife whom
he loved very affectionately , was so unfortunate
as to perceive that she conceived a tendre for a
smart young fellow whom he engaged as ulher.
The poor man was rendered so miserable, by
the perfidy and ingratitude of his rib, that he de
termined to destroy himfelf- —This resolution,
after some prefatory reproaches, he communicat
ed to his wife, declaring that he would that mo
ment tuck himfelf up with his neckcloth. To
this the affixed lady replied, " Alas ! my dear,
confider that neckcloth is Very old, and can never
fuftair your weight—Do flop a moment, my
lobe, till I reach you your new cravat!"
'' H4°™D your own business.—
2. Keep your tongue from
evil.— 3. Do not contend for every tri
fle, whether it be matter of right or o
pinion.—4. If others neglect their duty
to you, be fare that you perform yours
to them. To render railing for railing,
is to return fin for fin.
THE MORALIST—No. 366.
Ab ! tell me where the Goddess dwells conff,
That I may woo her to thi. bleeding breaf.
The MEDLEY.—No. 131.
Say, is it Ranh ? Alas ! its pow'r
Is checker'd like an April hour ;
And, smote by Deflation's fu>ay.
The life of it is fbrunk away.
It can't be Beauty ; for her charms
Are circled fill ivitb wild alarms ;
With traitor tribes, fancy'd truth,
To mock her unfufpicious youth.
fit the gen'rous Soul ? Ab no !
'Tisflung by one continu'd woe ;
Blefings abus'd and north elate ;
Sowing all good; but reaping bate.
'Tis not Perception , for her dart
But pierces the imperfeß heart ;
And fi am Credulity, with pain,
Plucks confidence repos'd in vain.
IT , not Genius ? No; bis reys
Are fiercer tk M the Comet's Waze,
Tbat sing, Lie fcry threats abroad.
Through Heav'ns illimitable road.
Poetical Repository.
WHAT IS HAPPINESS ?
Means to live at Peace.
O Wanted to live in dfmall
family, a unman in the capacity of a maid,
to do the work thereof — Inquire of the Printer.
Very particular attention will be paid
to orders of Marchants in refpeft to
Clothing for framen.
ST AMPS
Os the following denominations—
4 —10 —20—25 —30 —50 & 75 Cents
each ; also, Stamped Bills of Exchange,
20 and 10 cents. Charter Parties of
affreightment, &c. &c.—to be fold at
C. PEIRCE's, Bookllore, N°. 5, Daniel-street,
Portsmouth.
All of which will be fold cheap for
Cafl) or dry FISH.
A few good beef OXEN, to be
delivered in all next month, for which
English and Weftdndia Go^ds wII be
piv.n in rnvm^t A^nft 22.
FOR SALE,
4 Chests Hyfon, and
6 do. Souchong TEA.
30 Bbls. N.York & other Flour.
30 bags India SUGAR, firft Q
2 Pipes Hollands GIN.
4 do. BRANDY.
At No. 7, Portsmouth. Pier.
The TEA being a co^gument,
will be Sold very low. August 22.
JUST RECEIVED,'
And for sale at the Store of
A very Cheap and Complete Assortment of
Seamens CLOTHING.
Tin, Crockery & Iron WARE.
About 300 pair Mens' SHOES.
On Spring-hill, A general assortment of
English & India GOODS.
FRESH \FLOUR.
FOR S4^E BY
Clark & Conner,
New FLOUR.
I'refh Bohea TEA in chests, half
do. Crates Liverpool WARE,
6 Camp DESKS with private
Drawers, &c. &c. Au^uft 22.
Chests and quarter chefls. Aljo,
A few Hhds. Tobago RUM.
W. I. SUGAR, Pepper, RYE,
&c.&c.—Apply to
W.Garland or S. Holman,
FRESHJLA.
2COO Bushels CORN.
100 Barrels FLOUR.
5 Cais Linseed OIL.
2 Hhds. Loaf SUGAR.
5 Tons IRON, and
70 barrels TAR, are now land
ing from the sloop Wafliington, from
Philadelphia, and FOR SALE BY
MARK SIMES.
ALSO, FOR SALE
A few Hhds. MOLASSES.
FOR SALE at Store No. 4, Long-wharf,
1000 bushes Maryland CORN.
20 bbls. Philadelphia fuperfine
Frelh FLOUR.
2 Tons Philadelphia IRON.
^j to Moses Woodward,jr.
Portsmouth, August 1^ iBOO.
FOR SALE BY
MARTIN PAKRY,
No, 8, Portsmouth- Pier,
A few Tons excellent Logwood.
—ALSO—
Hyfon,Souchong & Bohea Tea.
Loaf, India & Brown SUGARS.
Liverpool WARE per Crate.
Long and fbert PIPES per box.
6d and lod NAILS per cal;
New-England RUM per bbl.
Best Steel socket and common
SCRAPERS.
Large & small log Slates pr. doz.
House, hearth, paint, tar, scrub
bing, white-wafli & tallow BRUSHES.
Painters TOOLS No. 4 to 8.
Japan'd Speaking Trumpets.
(Solid) Joint log Glasses.
do. Half hour ditto.
Large and small sized Hammers.
CORDAGE, &c. &c. &c. &c.
Portsmouth, Au?uft 30, iSoo. ,
Holland GI N.
A few pipes excellent GIN, to
be Sold very cheap for call) at No. 7
Long Wharf.
Po v tfmouth, Attouft to. tßoo
lege, the Medical Lectures com
mence the foft of OCTOBER, ox
Anatomy and Surgery ;
Chemistry & Materia Medica, &
The Theorv & Practice of Pbvfic.
MEDICAL.
At the Theatre in Dartmouth Col-
CO R N.
S. Little,
WANIED,
— ALSO —
ON the night of the twenty
third inflant, the office of the fub
fenber in Alfred, io the county of York,
was broken open, and the Books, being
a Law Library, a large number of Notes
of hand and other papers, and one Trunk
Stolen away; whoever wiil return said
Books, Notes, &c. or give information
of the fame, so that the fubferiber may re
ceive the fame, or give information of, or
secure the thief or thieves, shall be pener
oufly rewarded. JOHN HOLMES.
Alfied, August 25, 1800.
Printers and P@riders must live !
Jonathan ' edgerly, mu n
have a settlement with his Customers.
It is now nearly three years since he has
called for a settlement ; and will any fay,
(after the Post has waited thus long) "call
a £ a %" I" haint got the money new." —
He hopes this will not be the worn out
plea of one ! He is determined on a set
tlement, and purposes to be at the fol
lowing places with the Accounts ready
for each person, and expeCts they will
crime prepared to difeharge their accounts
cheerfully.
t. He will be at Mr. Sam'l French's
in Gilmantown, the i§th Septen ber next.
At Meredith bridge, on the 16th Sept.
At Campton, on the 17th & 18th Sept.
At Center-harbor, the 19th Sept.
At Sandwich, the zo^h Sept.
At Maj. Smith's in Moultonborough,
the 22d, September.
At Mr. Andrey Jewel's in Wolf
borough, the 23d, September.
The underwritten having been
appointed a Consul for 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 fuelinns of his office—that is
to fay—To give every assistance in his
power to merchants and American citi
zens there residing or trading, who (ball
ask his aid, so far as the salutary and be
neficial views of the Government in ap
pointing said office, may be answered.
Every attention will be paid to
consignments, colle&ing of protested bills,
notes, accounts and other mercantile bu
siness, &c.
O Retailers are again caution
ed to beware of Penalties. All applications
for the renewal of Licenses mufl be male on
or before the expiration of the Licenfe —
" And aoy person who shall deal in the
'' felling of Wines or foreign diddled
" spirituous Liquors, by retail, without
" having a Licente therefor, continuing
" in force, such person dull forfeit and
" pay the sum of Fifty Dollars, to be re
" covered with costs of fuit."—7%^ are
words of the law which cannot be dispensed
™' L Samuel Elliot,
N. ROUSSELET,
Consul of the United States, for the Colonies
of Ffkfftiho and Demerary*
Boston, August 18, 1800.
N. B. The penalties for retail
ing without licence is Fifty Dollars, and
for neglecting to make entry, or pay the
duties on Carriages, twenty-five pr. cent,
n addition to the duty.
n^HEREAS the underwrit-
V V ten has received letters of refigna.
tion from Samuel Borland, Esq. a&
ing as agent for the American Consul at
the colonies of Eflequibo and Demerary;
by which resignation the American Com
merce, and the interest of Individuals tra
ding to thole colonies may more or fefe
fuffer, in their mercantile tranfad • s,
for wint of proper information.
Licences & H'heel Carriages.
THE Subferiber will attend
to grant Licences to retail foreign
distilled Spirits and Wines, and to receive
Entries of and the duties payable on
Wheel Carriages, at his Office in York,
every day in September next (Sundays
excepted.) It is hoped that no person
w II be exposed to profeention as a de
linquent, relating to the premises.
yojeph lacker,
Collector for York County.
York, August 8, 1800.
Attendance for the like purpo
ses will he given at the fubferiber's office,
as usual, 'till the gift day of December
next. Bur the owners of Carriages are
reminded, that the time limited by law
for the annual entries of Carriages expires
annually in the month of September.
At Exeter, at Mr. Hutchins'
tavern, on Monday the Sth day of Sep
tember next—At Cheder, at Deacon
Dearborn's tavern,on Tuefday afternoon,
the 9th of the fame inst. —At London
derry, at dodor Thom's tavern, on Wed.
nelday the irh of the fime infant —At
Pembroke, at Mr. Barrlet's tavern, on
Tharfday afternoon, the 1 ith of the fame
instant—At Concord, at Mr. Stickney's
tavern, on Friday the 12th of the fame
inftint.
Office of Infpecnon
Porifmouth, Jul, 26, 1800.
THE owners of Car
riages for conveyance of Perlon)
and retailers of Wines and foreign diftil.
led spirituous Liquors, in the firft divi
fon of the Ditbid of New Himpflfre,
are notified, that the CoUedor will attend
at the following times and places, to re
cede entries and duties on Carriages,
ann to receive applications and grant Li
censes to retailers—to wit —
Collector of Revenue.
Among which are the following,
RUM, Brandy, Gin, Aniseed,
Clove-Water; best of London Por
ter, by dozen or Tingle bottle ; Coffee,
Tea, Chocolate, Sugar, Molasses, Cotton ;
Cod and Pollock Fish ; 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 Spanifli float Indigo; a quantity of
nail-rod H^ops; Hats of various kinds ;
excellent Olver 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 sale ; to
gether with 0 large aflortment of other ar
ticles too numerous to mention in a
Newspaper advertisement; all of which
will be fold as cheap or cheaper than at
any shop in this town.
As said Parry has lately ef
tabliflied a Tobacco Manufactory,where
he has the best of Tobacco Manufactur
ed into Pigtail; small Twist & Smoak
ing—he is determined to fell the best of
Tobacco, much lower than can be pur
chased at any shop in Portsmouth.
Painting, Varnishing &
GILIING, in all its -various
branches — BY
W. &J. GRAY,
in Bow firet, by Spring-market,
Woo have for SALE,
A General aflortment of Paints
and Colours, both dry and ground ;
White Lead of a superior quality in 1 &
I C - Keggs; Prussian Blue in%|& i'lb.
wladdets; PAINTS of every kind for
fliips use, put up at the fliorteft notice ;
Copal and other varniflies of every kind.
WINDOW GLASS of all files.
ALSO—A very good aflortment of
PAPER HANGINGS
of various figures & qualities.
N.B. COACH & CHAISE PAINT
ING, and all other ornamental work
don- as ulual.
/tom Sign efthe trum-
I pet and Kegg,
I William Parry,
Has for fate at hisfore at the lower
end of Buckfrect, near Portfm onth pier,
A Large assortment of
Goods ; Groceries, &c.
OCafb and the highest price, will be
given at said Store,for old Copper & Brass.
Portsmouth, Aug. 8, 1800.
New-Castle Bridge.
THE DIRECTORS of New-Castle
BRIDGE, have ordered an affiff.
ment of TEN DOLLARS, on each
Proprietors Share, and have direaed the
Treasurer to colled the fame on or be
fore the firft day of O&ober next,—The
Proprietors are therefore requested to pay
the above fu:n of Ten Dollars on each
Glare to me at my house in New-Castle,
agreeable thereto.
THE gentlemen Proprietors
have been repeatedly advertised that
an assessment of TWO DOLLARS on
each share was made—and the Treasurer
dire3ed to eolith the fame on or before
the i§t!i June lafy which is now seven
weeks expired, and only a few have paid
it ; the money is wanted for the purpose
for which they have obligated themselves.
The remote situation of the proprietors,
together with the large number which
there are, will naturally lead every refleft.
i°g person to determine that they cannot
exped to be waited on individually.
They are therefore earneflly requeued
to call and pay it at the Cuftom.Houfe
Th: MARTIN, Treasury.
Portsmouth, August 8. 1800.
Cheap Italian Silks.
JUST RECEIVED BY
Peter Coffin,
A large assortment of Strip'd and Plaid
TIALIAN SILKS.
Black India Luftrings.
Strip'd Boglapoors, for Mens'
Coats. — Cheap Yard-wide
IRISH LINENS.
H. & B Penhallow
HAVE received per the lad 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-fti eet ;
Among which, are the following Articles,
—viz —
5 Rolls thin sheet Lead.s calks Pewter.
3 Calks Brass Kettles. 3 calks bar Lead, small
I do. Time Glaffm bars.
15 bundles iheet Iron, 4 cades patent Shot,
r n sorted sizes
10 bundks Frying Pans. 3 cafc Flat-Irons.
d o ^" Iron Shovels. [ ca st black Lead .
16 bags Brads, Pump % c ask s Rotten S tone.
C Vn, 1$ % 3 calks English iod,iod
20 boxes Tin Plates. Iheathing & deck Nails.
Alfa A very extensive assortment of
SHELF GOODS, all which will be
dilpofed of for Cash, on reasonable
terms, by Wholesale and Retail.
The New-Hampshire
TURNPIKE ROAD.
HARD - WARE.
Henry Prescott, Treasurer.
New Caflle, Augu/t 22, 1800.
SHOES,
which he now offers it the following
low and reduced prices viz.
Ladies black Morocco Shoes &
SLIPPERS, . 112 CentS.
English, ditto, ditto, 12$ do.
Green, Blue, red & yellow, do. 116 do.
Plain & figured Kid, do. (of)
which he ha, a great variety, , Ijo do.
and very nice,)
Black & Fancy fluff Shoes and
SLIPPERS, . . ^Q,
Those with York heals 12 Cents dearer.
Call fkio and other Leather, dino.
Childrens Shoes of every size &
aimoil of every description.
Gentlemens handsome dress SHOES.
Common, ditto.
Boys, ditto.
Mens fine &common BOOTS.
di' f % ditto Half Boots.
BOOT LEGS.
Red Morocco SKINS.
The above SHOES are ail of the best
materials and workmanfllip, and as they
are manufactured under the direction and
careful inipeClion of the Vender, be flat
ters himtelf that he can warrant them
with confidence.
N.B. /he prices of the Mens and Chil
drens Shoes are equally reduced.
He likewise informs them that be re
ceives a Fresh Assortment twice a month. 4
fc^The public are refpeQfully
informed, that no Vender of Shoes equal
ly as good as the above, can be afforded
at the above reduced prices—but a (pi,
rit of monopoly and exclusive privilege
having fe< the example, the fubfcribu°i s
under the nectffity of conforming
ABNER NEWHALL.
Daniei-freet, Portsmouth.
Abner newhall, in
forms Ids Friends, Customers, and
the public in general, that he has lately
received a large addition to his former
Assortment of
N. Hampshire Register,
for the year 1801.
CONTAINING thrfCalender Pages,
correa Lifts of Officers, Executive,
Legifljtive and Judiciary, in the govern
ment of the United Slates, and of this
State; Public Miniders, Coofuls, &c. to
and from the United States, with a variety
of other matter, ufeful and imerefting.—
To which will be added the late law of
Congress, ''eftahiifhing a uniform fyflern
of Bankruptcy throughout the U. Spates.
The whole will be comprised in a
handsome pocket volume at the moderate
pr:cc of 3;!cents with the aforefaid Law,
or 23 cents without it.
Can,anti, kept for sale at the above Store,
A large assortment of BOOKS
in every branch of literature, with B bles,
Teftam-nis, Psalters & Primmers ; Watts'
Psalms & Hymns; Kippon's, Aline's &
Smith's Hymns, wholtkie and Retail.—
—AL SO —an extensive assortment of
STATIONARY, viz. Writ
ing Paper from 3 to If dollars per ream ;
Bonnet, Blotting & Music Paper; Dutch
Quills from 62j to 137^ Cents per
hundred ; Ladies' & Gentlemens' Pocket
& Memorandum Books of various kinds
and prices, &c. &c. August 22.
A quantity second-hand RIG
GING; and a second-hand CHAISE
with harness, —For sale as abfove.
N. B. All Letters direaed to him in
the line of his business, (post paid) wist
be duly attended to.
Portfmouth, Aug. 15, 1800.
Newhall's fhoeftore
Ar Public Auction,
on MONDAY, September 8,
:800, at 3 o'clock, P. M. will be SOLB
at the South Meeting.Hotife,
Four new commodious PEWS
in the broad Aifl°.
THE Subferiber begs
leave to inform the public, and his
friends in particular, that he has opened a
BROKER'S OFFICE,
in Mirket-ftreet, Portsmouth, and offers
his service in felling or purchasing on
commission, all kinds of Merchandize,
Bills of Exchange, Vellcis, Houses and
Lands, &c. &c.&c.
He likcwife has a licence as an Auc
tioneer, and will receive Merchandize or
any of the above articles for public file ;
and promises that thufe gentlemen who
may be pleased to favor him with any
articles for sale, that his best endeavors
shall not be wanting to complect the fame
with fidelity and dispatch, and the small
est favor shall be duly attended to, by the
public's most obedient humble servant,
Alexander Ewen.
Convenient Stores will be al
ways ready w store any quantity of goods,
&c. and every attention paid to all pro
perty that may be committed to his care.
HE has now on hand, for ble,a quanti
ty of MUSLINS & CALICOES; an
Invoice of hall GOODS, confiding of
Coatings, Blankets, and Hofery,
with,unury other articles.
Now in the Press,
and will speedily be Published by
William Treadwell &Co,
At the Portsmouth Bookflore, oppofife
the Coart.Houfe.
THE
United States' Repoftory,
AND