The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1808-12-13 00:00:00, page 4

“James Rundlet,
Has thf: received & is noww opening @ Frefs Supply
F Falland Winter Goods,
O which added to his fteck on hand,
‘makes his assortment of Piece Goods
very extensive, aod they will be fold
at a very small advance, for cath or
fthort approved Cradit. Nov. 8.
MUFFS & TIPPETS.
Timothy Upham,
X AS jult received a very large
H- supply of Bear, Saple, blue Je
‘pett and mock Saple MUFFS and
TIPPETS, which he offers for sale 25
per cent cheaper than he has ever be
' fore been 2ble to fell them,—Alfo, a |
few worlted knit PETTICOATS.
Nov. 29, 1808.
sy wARKE NOTICE.
"TO be fold at Auc
~tion, on the 2cth of December,
{(if not previouily disposed of at pri
vate {ale) that commodious Dwelling
HOUSE, now occupied by the sub
scriber, {ituated ! Greenland, on the i
polt road to Portsmouth, together
with the Out Hceuofes and Barn, al
most new. Szid Hoeufe is compleatly
finithed and is well calculated for a
Grocer, having a conveniant store ad- |
joining thefame. Awvso, Eight acres
of WOOD LAND, situated about
two miles from the Meeting-houfe—
and sundry articles of Household
Furniture. Sale to be on the premis
es precisely at 10 o’clock. Conditions
made known at the time and place of
sale. JOSEPH KINGSBURY.
Greenland, November 28, 1808. |
NEW.
THE trial, ccndemnation and execution
of Maj. Henry Alexander Campbell,
of London, for killingin a duel Capt. Alex’r
Boyd, Aug. 10, 13c8—including a letter by
Mrs. Campbell to hér condemned husband
in prison, and her petitian to the kiog for .
the life of her hutband, price 1/86.
Memoirs es the Northern Kingdoin, by
the late Rev, William{on Johnfenykes, LLD
‘member of the American Board of Litera
‘ture, price /0. ‘
President Dwight’s Sermon preached at
the opening of the Theological Institution
in Andover, &c. price 1/6.
The 3d Vol, of Sclwyn‘sfes_@éﬁ Prius. 3d
Vol.Cranch and 4th Vol Dilla#? Reports—
Allo, the Bth Vol Laws of the United States.
~ The wvinth Edition of The VILLAGE
HARMONY ; New Hampthire Register
and Almanacs, and'a large quantity of
Sehool Books and Stationary now opening
and for sale at C. Peirce’s Bookstore, No 5,
Daniel {treet, Port{fmouth. Eog » St
A LL persons having bulinefs to transact
with the subscriber are informed that
he otcupies the chamber over Sofeph .
Sarch's store in Markeiftreet. .
JOHN F. PARROTT.
* Nov'r 29. ik
Good for the Seafen. ..
S. LARKIN
Ko 4 ' : Ly
H AS jult received a few Cases of
. & excellent CORDIAL (one do
zen, bottles in a case,) which are for
{le at his Store, very cheap. Also,
a general assortment of genuine—
Teas, Wines and Groceries. =
B oA .. November 29. .
N’OTICE-is hereby given, That
i the subscriber has been duly
appointed administrator on the estate
of Capt. GEORGE J. OSBORNE,
late of Pertfmonth, deceased, and has
taken uponr himfelf that trust by giv
ing bonds as the law dire&s. Al per
sons havieg any demands against said
_eflate; are requested to exhibit them ;
and those indebted, are required to
‘make immediate paymentto .
. JOHN OSBORNE, Adm’r.
- Lee. November 26, 1808, '
— T94KE NOTICE.
A 1L persons indebted to the fubferiber by
= 7 mote or account, are hereby requelted
_to make payment on or before the firlt day
“of January nest: And all persons haviag
“any demands against the {ubfcriber, are re
‘quefted to call and fettle thefame.
; .. JOSEPH KINGSBURY. -
g, [ orabe AR SRR L o
g 5 Found in Water-lreet,
-Portsmouth, a Morocco POCKET ‘BOOK -
"The owner is requested tocall' on thé print-'
-ers for further information. . Nov. lé:ﬁ
o, Xo'he Let ' Cheap 1~ ~
A 'CONVENIENT 2and neatly finithed
4 X Dwelling-Houle, with the Aqueduct,
an excelient cellar, and every convenience
_ necellary—pleafantly situated in a ceniral
“part of the town.—Likewise a 2 Chamber in|
_the Stere occupied by Mr- Timothy Smith,
woppofite No 7, Merchants Row-for fur
- ther particulars apply to the floreof
« +J- MELCHER, in Market-street.
- Stolen on the i7th
nitant, evening, from Greenland Meeting.
,?iﬁref’-. “blac f : 34&?”&“!?1%‘%: mg
bridle, about ;atyé‘ars?w&fgl&mﬂ and canters;
‘and has white sect, with two white Tpots
00 cach fide a little above the flank, Whe:'
‘ever will secure the thicf and return fuid
Mare with faddic and bridic; hall have’
wad: fralley. Ewmbvilin roan, snc il
thankyof she gwner. THOMAS BERRY.
BT ;&&i,%gf ,eley . :‘1
L soten W%%{“ﬁq e q‘ “17 algs
of dhad ke %wwm*% i
e . e eBl o
Bl g o SR R T
State of Neawbampfbire, Hillfborough, [- }
N"OTICE is hereby given to the |
non resident proprietors and |
owners of Jand in KEARSARGE. :
GORE, in said county, who have not ;
paid their highway, Tchool, town and -
county taxes for the year 1808 ; that |
so much of the land as will pay the |
farfle, with incidental charges, will be |
{old at public vendue;.at the dwelling- |
house of Capt, Jason Watkins, in said |
town, on Monday, the tweniy-third |
day of January next, at ten of the |
velock in the forenoon; unless prevent
ed by previous payment. it
i 52 i . @ o x
S R A ::.\?'
PAR§ .g a § ?‘» ,g l
¥ o ' PR RBy €
Soley and March, %5 100 10050 ‘7 ‘g .|
Jobu Weuntworth, « 82 150 112 ¢8 .8 10}
s BAMUEL WELLS, Golleßor,,
K&mtargw Gore, Nows 11,1808, o v i
) gVe PN RS ROy i S T R A PRgR o
| ¢ A few BEAR-SKINS suit- |
‘able for MUFFS & FIPPETS For fule by |
; 78£&ﬁ%ﬁf{@r@ z
iot il plee 10 appy. 2ey |
an Bridgé firest, where those who have Bear- {
continue lo purchase, ’"&?""»- e
Dixville Road Lottery.
s S eee ‘ A o
Scheme of the Second Class.
12000 Tickets at.s dollarseach are 60000 dollars.
. 1 Prizeof 10000 15 ° 10000
2 Prizes - - 1000 are 2000
5§ do - 500 - 25c0
6o do - 100 = . 6000
- {6® ido- - * g 0 ="' 3000
100 do - 20 = 2000
2co do - ie - 2000
378 4o - Lo A RSOO
4001 - 52511
Subjeét to me deduilion. Mot trwo blanks to a prize.
And less than 124 per cent deduétion in.
the Lottery. : =
A part of the above prizes will be drawn
lin the following manner :—viz. The firft
drawn blank on the third day shall be en
titled to B oar 500 dols
Doonthe6th, - - . sOO -
Doonthe gth, - - ‘IOOO
Do on the 12th, - « 500
Do on the lgth, - = = s§oo
Doonthe 18th, - - - 1000
Do onthe 2ift;, - - 10000
Do onthe 24th, - - - 500
Five hundred numbers will be consider
ed a day’s drawing and the fortunate num
bers which depend on the days will be de
tcrmincd_acco‘rdingly. :
The drawing will commence in Boston,
on the fourth day of Jaonuary next, and
shall be completed in thirty days next fuc
cceding,—The prize of tcn thousand dol
lars thall be paid in ninety days, prizes of
& thousand and five hundred in sixty days,
and all other prizes in thirty days-after
the drawingthall be completed. Payment
will be made inbills usually current in
Maflachufetts and New-Hampithire.—Priz
s not demanded withia one year after the
drawing is completed will not be paid. The
price of tickets after the twentieth day of
December, will be 3, sO.
ELIJAH HALL, ,
JOSEPH AKERMAN,]("% Managess,
:I'IMOTHY DIX. jr. ‘
Tickets for sale by the usual
venders, ‘O&. 31, 1808.
State of Newhampfbire, Strafford, B
OTICE is hereby given to the
. non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in the town of NEW
DURHAM, ia f2id county, who
have not paid their town,{chool, coun
ty, and highway taxes for the year
1808 ; that unless they pay the fame
to me the {ubfcriber, on or bafore the
firk day of February next, so much
of each delinquent’s land will be fold
at public vendue, at the dwelling
houfe of Reuben Hayes, insholder in
said town, at ten of the clock A. M.
as will pay said taxes with incidental
charges. - -
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Dt P g e Q"
Names. 5§ 435§ §8
~ _ L. .C C
Thomas Langley -88 2 125 67 125 42 15
Volantine Mathes ¢fg 84 1 100 47 125 42 135
Samuel Willey 7 I 100 38 100 34 12
Abrabam Bennett jr. 20 1 100 38 100 34 12
, Ditto 20 2 7521 '56 19 %
William Weeksefg 12 1 38 21 75 19 .4
Job Runnalsjr. 81 1 50 18 50 14 12
ColTho's Wallingford 60 1- 75 17 46 55 5
Thomas Chefley 96 2 414 28 61 15 18
Samuel Chefley I 212517 313104 39
Fobn Andrewes &' . :
,sz'lli;;'Crummct} 7 2125 35 94 3112
Robert Burnham 5 3 125 4% 125 42 135
Daniel Rogers 24 2453121 1X 4
Law lot No. 1, 26 375ax56 19 7
Mark H. Wmt-} ‘e g : 3
wworth efg. | - 3%.3135 a 3 =el
Joseph Thomas 33 2 135 35 94 31 13
Benmore Duda 15" 8 6 ; 3
Nicholas Duda 40-3..03 23, el
Johx:; Adams 41 2 125 35 94 31 12
David Langley 42 2 125 47 125 42 18
‘Thomas ¥oung 45 2 30 11 30 10 4
Joseph Weeks 5O 2125 47 125 42 15
John Crummet 513 90 1745 15 3
Benjamin Jackson 52 2 125 23 62 21 6
Law lot No. 2, 61 2 125 47 125 42 15
Benjamin Smith . 66 2 313 9 a 4 73
Fobn Mason is° : % o
Benjamin Bennett | 69 2125 5 9 156 53 19
Thomas Willey jr. 70 2 125 47 125 42 13
Samuel Willey .7y 2 623 29 77 26 9
Thomas Parkerefq.72 2 16 8 20 6 2
Themas Chefley jr. 79 ‘2 12% ‘47 125 42 1§
Stephen Jones jr. 902 325 35 94 3t 12
James Smith - "89 2. 125 47 125 41 15
Joleph Duda jr. 43 2 125 47 125 43 15
SDo e 308 X 25 14 38 14 4
Feremiah Drifee” & ] : ;
BENJAMIN LIBBEY, Colle&or.
New-Durham, N0v..18, 1808. ey
Ry e T sot it kT R Y A IR gi s e Yt A SR TS A B s
rs R PRI eel &df%im%bﬁiréa Swaford, .
N-‘OTICE is hereby given to the’ don-resident . proprietors and owners
of iandin the town of BURTON, in the connty and State afcref.id,
who have not paid their county, town, school, school-house and highway.
taxes for the year 1808 ; that wnlefs they pay the said taxes to m% the fub
feriber on or before the Firs! Monday in March next, so mach of their Jands
as will pay said taxes, together with incidental charges, ‘wil! be fold at public
vendue at the dwelling-house of the subscriber in said Burtoa, at 10 of the clock
‘in the forenoon, unlels prevented by previous payment. A
A Lif é' Nonrgﬁlcah taxes en the original prcfricto!: rights in Burton drawn iato YOO acre loss, thyee
. bots to a right, 4. D. 18¢83, " N S % ;
T P B by N "
Proprictors Names. 05 o‘3 3 % ? IO S & & g % g
; g ; £ : L2+ ¢ c Cc
Theodore Atkinson, Esq. 300 26 1t N 30 6 N L O E 8 38 38 76 75
Raobert Barber, 300534 2 Ng3 N 9 41d 8 38 38 76 45
Ede H. Burgen, - 300 14 5§ N 1g 2 N 25 2 N 8 38 48 76 75
Walter Bryent, Esq. 100 16 2 N 3 12 12 24 24
Walter Bryent, jun. Efg. 300 18 4 Nll 2 N 11 4 1 838 38 76 ¢
Jere Bryent, 30022 4N 33N AOE 838 3876 -5
John Batley, oo 4 1t N 16 1 N 6 26 26 51 5o
William Butterfield, 300 231 83 N 8 241 83838756 q¢
John Folsom, 300 35.N263N HOZE 838 38 96 75
Capt. Jere Folsom, ico 8 § N 3 12 12 24 24
Jere Folsom, jr. _ 3013 5§ N 2 z2NI3OE 8383876 45
Peter Folsom, 300 38 S 43 8 144-8 838 2896n¢
Ziachariah Foss, . 30011 § N 62N 24 N 8 383876 75
Jacob Fowler, 3o 13N.326N 21 N 838 38763
Jacob Gilman, 300 13 4 N 21 2 N 26 22 N 8 38 38 76 75
Capt. Israel Gilman,jr. 30021 4 N 61 ND O E 8383876 75
Broadltreet 'Gilman, 300 6 s N2o2N 14 S 838 38 76 75
John Judkins, 30029 § N 73Nz201 N 8383876795
Clement March, Efg. 100 10 .1 N 371212 24 24
JonarQan Mouiton, Esq. 100 15°4 S - $93 1294 %
Josiah Moulton, 200 § 2 N232N 6 26 26 51 50
John McDuftee, Esq. 100, .7 4 S , _ 3121224 24
John Pike, 300 15§ 4 N 17 5 N 134 S 8 38 38 76 75
Daniel Peirce, Esq 250 24 tN27 3 NZEIZ}ZJ;’E. 733 '32 63} 62-‘
Charles Rogers, 2co 9t N 54 8§ 6 26 26 5t 50
James Rogers, » 100 17 2 N 3 1313124 24
William Rogers, goo 131 N 82N g AN 8 38 38 76 75
Nat Robenfon, 300 § 4N 175 N 134 S 83838 96 75
Edward Smith, 300 16 s N 92 N 2 OFE 8383876 75
LOCATIONS & other Lots. | deres. County. School. Town. Schoolhouse. i’ way
| - 00 RS BT AR,
Mary Weed, Ne.2g s.R- 0= 4 0121 012 ©24 024
Joseph Benuet, T R 1. 6 6 12 12
Seth Ganet, 300 8 33 38 76 75
Ebenezer Gay, - 10000 118 634 6314 1368 12 50
Capr. Kin{man, - 200 5 23 26 50 50
J. Peters, ; 40 I o 8 5 10 10
Thomas Sherman, ; /i 80 X 6 a 5 12 12
John Weed, 100 3 12 13 24 124
Benjamin Weeks, Eiq. §O.. .2 7 vl 8 g 12
Capt. Levi Wafhbourn, = 100 3 2 45 24 24
Leavitt Hill, N° 24, 14 R, N 100 3 12 12 24 24
Lots N° 3&4by H. Location, 200 5 25 25 50 05 kG
James Rudffell, , Q 7 2 2.2 08 24 24
Elijah Foster Holden, 184 4 24 24 48 48
Whitman & Mead, , 05 R 20 20 40 40
Gov. B. Weatworth’s right, 500 18 "94 94 183 .1 88
Stephen Allard or Foster,. 50, R 6 13 . 12
Burtony December 2, 18¢8.. STEPHEN WENTWORTH, Colle&or.
SANDOWN. State of New-Hampfbire,—Rockingham [J.
NOTIC_E is hereby given to the non-resident proprictors and owners of land in the town
N nf SANDOWN, in {aid county of Rockingham, who have not paid theic county, town,
fchoel, and highway taxcs, for the year 1808 ; that so much of their land as will pay said
taxes with ineidental chatges, will be fold at public Vendue at the house of John Cloughk,
innholder in said Sandown, on the firk Monday of February next, at ten of the clock, an.
unless prevented by previous payment. : 2 L
Owners Names ‘ ‘ ] Towns lePR B
\ f Pl 0
9|:- G B G
Daniel Richardson 4 acres mowing, Bof pasturing, Chefler 5§13 19 32 ©
John Willfon Esq. 1} arrible, 4 acres mowiog, 8 of pasturing, Po. 15 22-38
Benjamin Stevens 10 acres of pafluring, : Kingflen 30 310 I 5 2§
Lt. Witliam Sanborn %of orchard, 45 acres of pasturing, Ditto 10 25 36 63
Witliam Wilson the 4th, § arrible, 2 of mowing, 8 of pafiuring, Chefer "9 13 gy
Jeremiah Towl 1} acre of mowing : Hawke 348 9%
‘Ezckiel Currier I acre arrible, aof mowing, 3 of pafluring Hampflead 8 11 19 56
Isaac Hilis 3-4 of orchard, 18 acres of paitaring _ Chefler Y 513 19°3%
Robard Chafe 4 acres of pasturing . Hompflead 10 3 4 '8
Amos: Davis %of orchard, } acre arrible, 2of mowing, 3of pafluring, Haverbill 15 8 10 17
Ezekiel Fones %of orchard, lof arvible, 2of mowing, 16 of pafuring, Amefbury 15 23 39
I{racl Dimond _ - Hawhke 12 2 4 6438
Reuben Hunt . ' - Kingflow - 30 %, 2.3 .8
Capt. Hezekiah Blake | Howhke 10 2 3.8 33"
John True Elq. y - Hampflead 10 2 3 413
Sandown, November 19, 1808. L ___PETER BENNT, Collector.
.~ ALTON. State of New-Hampfbire;—Strafford [].
NOTIC_E is hereby given to the non-resident proprietors and owners of land in the town
of ALTON, in said county of Strafford, who have not paid their taxes for the year
1808 ; that so much of their lands as will pay the fame together with incidental charges,
will be fold at public vendue, at the dwelling house of Thomas Jewett, in said Alton, on
Monday the 13th day of February next, at 10 of the clock in the forenoon, unless pre
vented by previous payment. : IS
Names of the Pro;)ri‘ctor’s : !w5 :’s’ R?:‘i : ”'%‘ A
or present Owners TR RS CTR R g e
Sy : 0 NI e o L
Theodore Atkinson, = ~ - 13 4 200 150 17 388 51 37
. Thomas Coglwell, 12 4 550 410 46 777 134 102
7 Ditto , , : PSR IR DOE 1806 2012
oo RO 8 gy Ea e 174 125 14 42: 3%
Micholas Dgdley -. = 0 0 0 s gt g aOOT BT o G4y
The heirs of Samucl Allen, A 5 3AT IRI RE gAY
Elisha Davis, NG G Oedi ok o R e e g
Jeremiah Mooney, FUL NS T RO AR o R
William Pinkbam,: =~ ROy IO el e 18
Daniel Hayes and others, LR a 0 BRI 6 g
e TR iFE 3,220 165 18 61 41
Thomas Yacker, . v oLsn soriT ol ke TEe g e e 9
Land formerly owmed by Abraham Lib- ) B g bt g
ey joining the bay road so calledy in § - . " "0 9 .30
Stephen-Moodyy. ™ ©/ . oot L 13 % Heo 78 "8 154 (28 18
Land formerly owned by Simon Cloughy B MR e
{joz',ni‘:zg.lmzd\q[ James T‘ibbc_;s,and; e 26'9',\3".50 “‘23.75"1"*3. 68 50
Thomag Wallingiford N° 9 and 18, divided as follows :—~ =~ « =
John :%fggmm}th; andwite 00l R G EEE e g
Ma"kwan'n% fosdy balfof i oo L 8 MOB vay W ae V!
Ebenezer, Wallingsford, hatfof 167 75 9 = 26 19
“Thomas Baker, -= 5 (a 1 S ARGTEDOGKE © Dge Ay
Sﬁlleyandﬂméfh e R Lab e 15 eß¢ Py ¥l
. Altn, Novi 24,1808, " JAMES CONNOR, Colle@tor, = |
&7 Vernont State, Berkfbire, and
..\ Parwmer’s Eschange BANK BILLS © ‘
VMV it offered soon, for TICKETS and
QUARTERS in' Dixville Road Lottery, -
STATIONARY by Cuaries Tarran,
"—Pmahfb,xygr \
~ooWalham Garland
Has for faley. ;"\ Nog Mirchants Row
SUGAR, Coffee and Molafles
224 November 1808. f Now lindinp.
¢ ALMANACS for 1809,
for sale oty €. PEIRCEW Bovkflore, Daniel
frecti: 7 Porimeizh; Oeler 7, 1808 -
Benjamin - Evans,
TIN'PLATE WORKER,
Offers for sale at bis fbop in Buck-Street a geneval
HRI _ assortment of -
. I *IN ware, wholesale or re
<R tail, at the lowecft prices. ‘
. Also—An aflortmient of Japan'd Ware of
ihported and his own manufa@ure—with
a gencral assortment of Pewter Ware ; agi
table Lamps of different kinds ; ‘planifird
Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, dish Covers, block
tin tea Pots from 6s to ygs each ; Hard
Ware, iron hollew Ware, with a variety of
other articles, suitable for house, store, or
ships use, Any of which will' be 'fold as
cheap as can be vp-;_xr(;}lxdfcd ¢lfewhere.
All articles of his own man
ufaCtuee, warraoted goed, should they prove
otherwise they will be made good gratis. .
- Sheet Iron Stoves and Fune
ncls of any description, made at short ng
tige. * : November 1.
"'—_—"‘_'—“—"‘!“‘—"“"-—-_——’—-————-——-———-—.
Wanted to Hirée—
TWO or three furnifhed Roomsin a pri
vate geoteel house, with the use of &
- good stable. The gentleman for whom these
lodgings are wanted, does not intend to
board in the fame house. Toquire of the
_ Printers, “~ 'November 29
‘ g h : -y . N - - :
&5 A black Girl —A ‘place is
‘wanted in the Country for a hiealthy, smart
‘Llack Girl, aged 15 years, who will be
bound out’ by the Oveifecrs cf ihe Poor for
the town of Portsmouth for the thred years
next ensuing —Jngwive of said Oveifecrs.
| Tobeﬂgolda afﬁg&bf Auclion, o
. THURSDAY, the xstk inflant —
{ EEIRE, with e lov of LaTD.
iﬁmﬁj Josiah G Peas
TR TR |6oby Bo fect—aow oc
~TRBIEEREE ! body. Conditions made
ASRARGRAR s Tian plving to
= %' ' iR; e ’ E“R"ﬁiﬁ?@‘“,f;&g&: j» %"‘:f@
NEWLS GOODS,
NEW 'GOODS.
T received by thedate arrivals
- at Boflon, and new opening at
DRAPER’S
CHEAP CASI STORE,
a very exteafiveand clegant assortment of
Yafbionable, Fancy and Staple
- -PIECE GOODS,
adapied to the present and approacbing [eafon.
AMONG WHICH ARE |
N elegant varietyy .
A of colored worked, Bru'- '> MUS.-
fels, figuréd leno, feed muil mall, | VS,
diagonal, vinicd and lace 4 LINS
Biack, dnve, pink, .
light, buffand lilock } Canton Gfﬂpé’f.
Fathionable p ,
Beaver & Straw } HatS&BOH netjo
An elegant afloce. e
ment of extra long Kld GIOV’GS’
and habit _ '
_ White Satin, beit quality ; double white
Sarfnetts ; white cotton lace Armlets; lace
Gloves and Mitts, 4 sreat varicty of
Thread and cotwon Laces and Footings 3
Ladies lace cotton HOSE, ¢ new article. »
A great variety comprising alt colours,
Silk Velvets and Pluthes.
Leghorn Flats 5 -0,
Black, white, blue, ma- .
roon, scarlet, orange CRAPES
and coquelico R ’
Ch:'ldrcn’s ﬁrajw Bonnets : fmﬁfa plaid Luf
trings ; Spider Nete'y -+ "%
An elegant aflortment of T
broad and commen width } R lbbons
India black Satins and Luftrings ;
Piank, white, buff and green Sarfnets ;
Florence black Luftrings, very nice quality ;
Very cheap cambriek Axfls
book and jacounet ’} thﬂlnS ;
Ladies and gentlemen’s silk Hose ;
Fawn, purple, black A
and slate twilled } CamankS'
A wery elegant variety of
London Chintzes ; 2 trunks
low priced Calicoes ; Flaid Ginghams and’
chambra Muslins ; 7-8, 4-4 and 6-4 colored
and black Cambricks ;3 Plaid and plain silk
chambra Mulflins. Awariety of elcgant,
Patch Furnitures ; low pri
ced do.;/6-4 twilld cotton Shawls; 6-4
damaik (il ditto ; white cambrick packet
Hkfs. remarkable cheap ; linen ditto very
fine; Ladies figur'd Turbon and Neck
Handkfs.; Linen Cambricks g Irith Linens 3
Dimities ; Cotton Diapers; Ladies and gen
tiemen’s cotton and worlted Hosiery.
Scarlet, purple, brows; Y
‘deve, fawn and black ,} Bombazets.
Fawn, purple, > _
olive &hlack}Tabb)’ VEIVC‘:S'
I cale 3-4, 7-8 and 4-4 Britith cottom:
Shirtings ; 4-4, 5-4 & 6-2 Qil Cloths.
London fuperfine 3
bléck’,b!uc,brown% Broad Cl!?t}l\fl
and corbeau ¥
Superfine double \
milled black, z Caflimeres.
blue and drab )
Fawn, dark green | Pelife CLOTHS.
and brown
scarlet, fawn 1 Pelife Flannels.
and dark green ;
Dark green Caflimeres ; pur
ple and biack glass Buttons; Gentlemen's
fathionable Toilenett and other waiftcoat
ings ; Real fuperfine drab Kerfey ; low pri
¢ed do. 5 Silver'd Cords and Satinetts,
Velvets and Thicksets ; silk
and cotton UMBRELLAS
& wery lorge and complete assortment of
Men’s Hats, from 1 to 7 dol«
lars ; a‘large supply of Baizes ; Flannels 3
-Bockings ; Plains; Coatings; Fearnoughts ;.
Kerfeys ;" Sarges ; and low ‘priced Bread
Cloths ; Rose Blankets, from 6 t 0 11-4.
cr ke bear, black Jenet and mock fable
MUFFS and TWPETS,
- Fine Baftas and'Sannahs, {fuitable for shirt
ing 5 and a large fuppiv of low priced India
: Cottoas_, &e., &e. Fuft Reccived, -
500 yds. of Providence BED
_'TICKIgG_, which will be fold very cheap.
.To be had as ,above, 2 and 3 threaded
Fattory Cotton Yarn.
o Pestimputh, Ofidker 18, 1808.