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of the omh if within the United
‘States : and such letrer and the con
“tents, thall be preserved to be deliver.
“edto the perfoa to whom the fame
Thull be addressed, upon payment of
the poflage, and the expence of pub-
Tication: = And if such letter, with its
_contents, be not demarded by the per
son to whom it is addressed, or owner
thereof, or kis lawful agent, within
two years after . the advei]tifc"m\ent
‘theredf as aforefaid, the said contents
thall be applied to the use of the Uni
_tad States, until the fame [hall be re.
“claimed by the proprictor thereof.
-“l'he manner df fach application to be
foecially slated by the . polt maflter
sgeneralto the secretary of the treasury.
- ‘Sec. 2¢.. And be it further ena&-
ed, That letters and packsts to and
from thé Yollowing officers of the U.
States {hall be received 204 conveyed
by post, fiee of poltage. Each poit
matler, provided each of his letters or
packets shall not exceed half an ocunce
“in weight § ®ach member of the Sen
ate, and each member and delegate of
the House of Representatives of the
Congrels of the United States ; the
Secretary of the Senate-ani Clerk of
the Houle of Representatives, provid.
ed each letter or pack:t shall not ex.
ceed two ounces in weishit, and dur.
ing the a&ual attendance in any {ef
fion of Congress and twenty days .f.
ter fach fefhon, and in case of excels
of weight that excess alone shall be
aid for ; the Prefi ‘eat of the Uaited
§tates : Vice Prelident, the Secrera
ries of the State, of the Treasury, of
Wir, of the Navy ; the. Atterney
G:neral ; the ‘Comptrolier ; Treafu.
trer ; Auditor 3 Regilter ; Sapervifor
of the dire& tax for the ditri¢t of
South Carolina ; Superintendant of
Indian trade ; Purveyor ; the Inspec
tor ang Paymalter of the army ; Ac.
c¢euntants of the War and Navy De.
partments ; Poltmaler General 5 and
the affitants Poltmafter General.;
John Adams, a former President of
the United States ; and Thomas Jef
ferfon, late President of the United
States ; and they all may receivé their
‘new{papers by post, free of postage ;
Provided, That the 'member of the
Senate and House of Representatives,
Secretary of the Senate and Clerk of
the House of Representatives, shall
receive their newspapers free of pos
tage, only during any f’eﬁia,of Con.
grefs, and twenty days aftér the ex:
piration of the fame ; And provided,
That no letter or packet from any
public officer shall be conveyved by
poftifree of postage; urlefs he shall
frank the fame, by writing his name
and office on the outhide of {uch let
ter or packet, and until he bas preyi
oufly furnithed the pofimafter of the
office where he thall deposit the (ume,
with a‘fpecimen of bis signature,
" Sec. z 5." And be it fuither ena&ed,
“That if any person thall frank letters
other than those written by “himfelf,
or by his order on the business of his
office, he thall, on convi@tion thereof;
pay a fine of ten dollars : Provided,
That the Secretaty of the Treasury,
Bccretary of State, Secretary of War,
Secretary of Navy, and Poltmalter
General may frank letters or packets
-on official buofinefs, prepared in any
other public cffice, in the absence of
the / prificipal thereof.—And if ady
perion, having the right <o receive
enclosed to him any letter or pagket
+addrefled to a perfen not haviag that
right it thall be his dutv to return the
fame to the polt effice—marking
thereon the place from whence it
came, that it may be charged with
postage. And if any person fhail
counterfeit the hand writing or frank
of any person, or cause the fame to be
done, in order to avoid the payment
of postage, each person so offending
shall pay for-every fuch-offence ﬁfty
- dollars. B B e b e
Sec. 26 And be it further ecaled,
That every priater-of newspapersgay
fend one paper to cash and every
ggper printer of newspapers within
_the United Btates, free of postage; un.
der such regulations as the Poltmaiiér
Genetal thall provide. = o
. -Secs 27: Apd-be v further emadled,
Thag ll newdpapers convered in the
‘mail shall be vpder cover, open at one
_énd, and charged with a poflage of
‘one cent each, for any.cillancs oot
‘tnore ihan ooe hundred miles, and
oneaﬁ‘quf cerits for.any greater
diflance : Proyide i, That the postage
ofaﬁngka@fmerfwﬂc |
plice to another in the fame state,
{0 nor exceed one cent 204 that
the Paraatier, General shill reqoire
those who recsive new(papers by post,
‘to pay always the amourt of -one
s, el hny st fa opesny
O o % & SRR Tet S e L
B i e where bo by ey
S L sahol
ee L e
RIS B T O B e
oflars for every such offcace.~And |
if any other paifon thall bpen any
il o gacke o vewipapir, eBl |
embezzle &‘éeﬂz;izi:ﬁ;, ime, not be- .
ing directed tp himfelf, or aot being
authcrifed to receive or open the fame,
be shall, upon conviion thereof, pay |
afum not exceeding twenty dollars |
for every such offence. And if any |
person shall take or Real any packet, |
bag or maijl of newspapers from or |
out of any post office, or fiom any
person having custody thereof, such |
person (hall, on convi&ion, be impri- ‘
foned, not exceeding three mhnths for
every such offsnce, to be kept at hard
labor durjag the period of such im..
prifonmeant. If any petfon shall en
close or conceal a letter or other thing,
or any memorandum in writing in a
newspaper, or among any pack.ge of |
rewipapers, which he (hall have de
livered into any polt cffice, or to any l
person for that purpose, insorder that
the fame may be carried by post, free !
of letter postage, he thall foifeit the
sum of five dollars for every such of.
fence 3 and the letter, newspaper,
package; memorandym or other thing
fhail not be delivered to the person to
whom it is direded untii the amount
of single letter postage is paid for
each article of whigh the package {hall
be composed. No newspapers shall
be received by the poflmaliers to be
conveyed by post unless they are fuf
ficiently dried and enclosed in proper
wrappers, on which, befids the direc
tion, shall be noted the number of pa.
pers which are enclosed, for fubferib
ers, aind the uumber of printers. The
Poltmafter General in any contraé he
imay enter into for the conveyance of
the mail, may auticrife the per
son with whom such contra& is
to be made, to carry newlpapersy
magazines and pamphlets, other than
thole conveyed in the mail. When
the mode of conveyance and the size
of the mails wil! admit of it, maga
zines, and pamphiets may be trans
ported in the mail at vie cent 3 sheet
for any distance not exceeding fifty
miles, at one cent and a half for any
distance over fifty and not exceeding -
ore hundred miles, and two cents for
any greater di_ﬁaghe. !
[ Remaimder nixt aveek ) ,
rj O LET==A ncat 3 story
. DWELLING HOUSE, plealanuy
situated in Water Street—Forterms apply
to JOHN SALTER, in Wathington firect,
- Fune 19, 1810.
“W. B. Norton & C
W. B. Norton & Co.
. Have for fale—juf} received, i
8o Bbls. Superfiné FLOUR,
16 half bbls. do. do,
eee e e et et~ N s e R
: REMOVAL.
Daniel Jack{on,
f NFORMS his friends and custom
ers that he has removed to the,
brick [ore lately occupied by Mur.
William Varrell, at the bottom of
Buck street, and dire&ly opposite the
N. H. Houel, where may be had a
good auffortment of i
W. I. Goods and Groceries,
very cheap for cath, . - Aug in
. Wanted immediately,
SMART, a&ive Lad from 14
4 l&. to 16 years of age, who has a
-goqd ecucation, of corre& morals and
keady habits, as an apprentice to the
Printing bulinefs—enguire at this Office.
40 Dollars Reward.
STO_LEN from the pasture
A of the Subleriber, between the morn
ing of the eighteenth and the afternoon of
the twenticth iaft.-a young threc f?n"rth's :
blooded Merino Ram, whocver will give
information of the thief so that he may be
convicted, shall receive the above reward,
. . GEO: K. SPARHAWR.
- Portsmouth, Aug. 28,+1810, . .
__ State of New Hampfbire. .~
'PUBLIC» notice is hereby
A given, fothe resident andnon
refident ownérs of Lands i the town- -
thips of Colebrook, Millsfield and .
Erroll, that a tax of three centson
each acre of Land in Colebrook, half
a cent of each acre of land ia Mills
feld, afid Two cents on each acie of
land, in Erroll, was granted by the
General Court, at their i'}tjngﬁlsl:ﬁi{,‘m; 5
one thousand eight huncred and ten,
sot the purpose of making 4. Road -
through said towns, said road having
been eltablithed, the tazes affifled,
2nd a copy trapfmitted to the Deph.
ty Secretary, agreeable to Taid A, .
and the. residents and non:icfidents
have lib‘e.r;t’r;se;svb“‘:kggmféié-'Jét?%;:mf‘ 1
time between-the firft day of Septem:
ber and the fult day of Nowember
nest, by applying to us the Subferib.
. JEREMIAH EAMES,jry = =
o JAMES HUGH, . ¢ Cowmitter,
o DAVID SWRAFT .+ &¥y (oif
w@i@t}kh Sty
aﬁ
single Mect at © PEIRCE Book.
Ot e g g, 26, §
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L OST in this twwn or between
A ‘*P'dit’fmou;h am?gg)’?i on 54}5}11’?',
day afternoon laft,a fis:4ll red morocco
Pocket Book containing a note for
forty dollars;, given by Joseph Shep
herd to Jobn Rand, and feveralre
ceipts, accounts &c. cf no value to
any person but the owner=The finder
will receive a suitable reward by re
turning fiid Pocket Book to the pni
ter. £ - Aug. 2 1810.
- STRAY COW. .
STRAYED on ‘the 23d inst. a
- Black Cow, of middling size, a
white {pot in her forehead, and small
white {poton the fide of her nose.—
Whoever will return orgive informa
tion of said Cow to the lubfcriber,
{hail reccive a suitable reward.
. THOMAS PEIRCE:
FOINER WANTED. .
V'V ANTED to hire for three cr
four moonths, a Joiner, who
is a good workman, to whom gener
ous wages will be given.—Oune from
the country without a family wculd
be preferred--Linquire of the printer.
- Augsult 21, ‘ g
- MEDICAL.
A Mecting of the Ealtern Dilkri& of New
* Hawmpfhire Medical Society will be
beld at Exeter the firft Wednesday of Sep
tember next 3 “Aug. 20
est e ettty ebt i Uit o o oo e iSN
“Sheet and Lamb Skins.
~ PEIRCE will give a fair
A/ ¢ price, one half in Catli and the oth
er half in Books, for
20,000 Sheep and Famb Skins,
Tanned in a manner f{uitable for Biuding
Books and covering Trunks, if délivered at
his Bookstore, in Portsmouth, any time pres
vious to next November. Aug 27
‘ N] ANTED.an indufirious;
' difcreert YOUNG WCMAN to do
the house work id a small family, to waich
the highelt wages will be given—enquire of
the printer. . Aug 28
Sl e -**»“"""‘"’w"““‘“‘*-“-— - i
TREASURY. DEPARTMENT
‘ N 7 may 234 1810
- HEREAS in conformitywith the pro
visions made by law for the reimburfcment
of the Exchanged Six Per Cert Stock created
by the second fe@ion of the aét entitled
“ An a&, fupplcmentary to the a&, intituled
an act making provision for the redemption
of the wheile of the public debt of the Unifed
States,” pafled on the xith day of February
1207, it has been determined by the Com
mitlioners of the Sinking Fund, that the re fi
duc of the Principal of {aid Stock should be
rcimburfcd on the firft day of January next}
Pusric Norice is therefore piven to the
Froprictors of theCertificates of ExcHANGED
Six Per CenT BTOCK, created by the a
aforefaid, that the principal of the whole
amouat of said stock not heretofore reimburs
ed, will, on surrender of the certificates, be
paid on the firlt day of January, xgx:x ~ to
the refpe@ive ftockholdess. or their legal
representatives, or attornigs duly conflituted,
either at the Trealury or at the Loan Office
where the stock ‘thus to be reimbursed may
then stand credited to the proprietors thereof.
It is farther made kaown for the informa
tion of the parties concerued, that no trans
fers of certificites of Exchanged Six Per
Ceat Stock from the books of the Treasury,
or of any Commiflioner of l.oans, will be
allowed after the firft day of December next ;
and that the intercft on the whole amount
of said Steck will cease and determine on the
day preceding the day hercby fixed for the
reimbursement thereof. S : '
- ALBERT GALLATIN, -
o : Secretary of the Treasury, -
Mar 23—mtJe8r1 - g M
Leopard Skins.
Fufl reciived and for (al by
NATH’L B. MARCH,
< At bi: shop in Daniel firect,
s gy 4 s Fg % y
"j" WENTY elegant Lespard
A Skins, suitable for trimmiog of
Saddles, military Houfands and Hol
ter Caps. = Aifs for sale ar above, .
Mattrofles, Saddles, Bridles,
and Harpefles, and a good alfortment
of TRUNKS, and Military accousre
ments: ol aAaputaie T
Yeffrfin Trpie Corparation.
T [OTICE is hercby given to the
AN Proprietors of the Jefferfon
Turnpike Corporation, that the an
nual meeting of said proprictors will
be holden at the dwelling house of
Samuel Plaifted, Esq. in said Jeffirfon,
on Monday he Brit day of @etaberr
pext, at nine of the clock in the fore-
S 5 $ s dAd AT g M eRg 2T R “E L
noon. then and there, when met, to
act on the following articles, viz,
1. To choose a Moderstor toreg
ulate said meeting.
-33 To choose a Clerk. - =
. 3d. To choose a Treasurer and a.
Board of Dire@tors, = - ..
_ 4h To vore feh fams-of money
as the proprietors' {tali think proper
for carrying the business into effedr.
__sth. To make such alterations ifi
the bye Jaws as shall be found expedi-
LA TR LR T DR et T b S SR L R
AL s¢ SR R LRSS R L
accept and ratify the doings of for-
Bl S BRS S TR o S R e R R
oer meetiuge: g LG
Given under .my band, this ninth day
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“'ﬁ~ !;‘1 ‘,:«* ‘i" fﬁ‘;"ﬁ
Des on Thurkiay ciening,
& 1 RAYLD Ifrom the yard
a dun coloured HORSE, bordert g upon
yellow g‘“‘“‘ﬁ%ﬁé* " high, mane and
taik conGderably dackes shan shefody.
‘ ‘ o ;'fff,’z”‘u&‘:“ :»w% “'@:gqf?‘ ‘ngf:m“ Liget
‘ i i %@; Ay g; *ﬁ”‘*""iﬁ? w %
Lse e s A, FARE AN
Drugs, Medicines, &e.
» ,-,}f;_\‘"’_\'f’;; - Frefo and pure a; imparted. i
FDEIRCE and HUBBARD
offer the foltowin"g articles
FOR SALE at their Store in Markets
street, opposite to' Mr. James Rund
let’s; and next door to My, Witliam
Neil’s Rore, on good terms for cafl,
Vet S - 7 g e
“Antimenium crude ; Anti. Sulph. A¢ra s
“Anti Vitrum ; ZEthiops Mineralis ; Agua
l;orxi_s; Angatto; Hther Vitrioii; Argcn-:
tum Vivum. v » »
Balsams Anodynum, Capivi, Peryviane,
Saponaceum, Polychirzftum, Sulphuris, To
lutanz. Traumatic, &e &c.- Bacc. Juaipri;
Borax; Bolus Armenia
Calomel ; Cantbarides ; Castor ; Caultic
Lunar. Chalybs ; Cianabrari Antimenii 3
Cochineal 5 Colacynthis ; Cera Alba and
Flava ; Conferva Rofaram Rubr, ; Coralli
Rubr. :
Cortex Anrantiortim, Augulture, Cafea
tilla ;* Peru. Flava and Paiig, Simarouba,
Winterania. Cremn Tartari; Crocus An
gelicana, and Martis Aftringens. Crcta, pp‘t.
Ens Veneris ; Ext. Cieutt and Sarueni.
Elixir Afthmatica, Campjora, Proprietatis,
Sulatis, Sto:nachicum, ’m’ioli Acidum,
Paregoric and Stoughtons L
Emplaftrum ad Herniam, Adhesive, De
rainis, Diachylon, im. & com. Epifpaftica,
Melilotz, Oxycroceum, Roborans, Stomach:
icum Efs. Adtimonialis, Burgagiot, Lemon,
Menth. Pcppt. Lavender, &c. &z
Flores Benzion, Camomile, Lavender, Sals
phuar, Zine; Folia Anthos, Digitalis, Sena,
Uva Urh s ‘
Gummi Aloes, Hepaticd and Suecotrina,
‘Ammonica, Arabie, Allafeetidz, Benzion,
Camphor, Elemi, Galbanum, Guiacum Gam
bogix Kino, Shellac, Maltic, Myrrh, Opium,
Scammoni'um,' Styrax,Thus, Tragacanthz,
- 'Hiera Picra; Hordeum Gallicum and
Periatum ; Ichthyocolla : :
Lapis Calaminaris 5 Lith. Agri ; Lig,
Quaflia; Lichin lflandicus ; Lint :
Maguncfiz Aiba ; Merc. Corrosive Subli
mate ; Precip. Alba and Rubr. ; Mofchus ;
Manpa com and Flake = ~ :
Oleum Amygdaiz, Anise, Anthos, Cary.
ophliorum, Cinnamow Juniperi, Lavendu
-12, Mentha Piperides, Ricini, Succini. Ter
rebinthiz, Vitrtoh 5.
Putent Yellow ;3 Pix Burgi)hdiz ; Pills- ol
wost all kinds ; Pulvis Glycyrrhizi ; Ipécac
Jx!gp; Pruflian Blue ~ -
Radix Altitacay Columba, Contrayerva,
Curcumz Galgngal ' Geatiana, Ginseng,
Glycyrrhizi ; Jaiup s Rhei, Indiay Sarfz.
partila; Scilia; Scepantariz Virginia, and
Beneca ; Velerian ; Ras. Sant. Rubr. ; Riga
Baifam ; Rotten Stone - - A
Sac. Cant. Hordearz, and Satyrni 3 Sagn
in grain 3 Sal. Abfintha, Animoniacus, and
Votatilis ; Sal. Epsom zad Gloubert ; Sal.
Martis, Nitri, SBoda, Succini Volatile, and
Tactari. Scminum Anifi ; Cardamom
Carni ; Coriandsi 5 Slippery Elm Bark
‘Spiritus Lavender comp, , Nitri Dulc ; Bal
Ammoniac, Volatilis 01, Marinus, Win
Rectified, Suc Giycyrrhizi, Syrupus Buck
thorn ; Sperma Cati, :
Tartar Emetic and. Soluble ; Terebintha
Venctia ; Tinct afafeeridz, Cort. Peru. &
Huxbami, Castor, Canthirides Colombo
Guiacum.. Ipecacuana, Martis, Myrth
Rhaci, Sacra By Z
Ungentum * Bafilicumi Flava, Citrinum
Mercurial Mitius and Fortis ; Vitrali Alb:
and Romana; Vermillion; Black’ and Rec
Lead; Ivory Black ; Cafltile, Palm auc
Windsor Soap and®Waih-Balls, =
Stone’s patent {tesl spring Trusses ;
‘Gum Lancets ; lancet Cufes, from
275. to 335. each ; Tooth infirumente
-various kinds ; Crooked Needles, Set:
on, do. Probes, Biftories ; Syringes ;
Clyfter Syringes from one ounce to
2ib. Ivory Ciyfter Pipes ; ‘Male and
Female Cathetersy filgible. Metalie
do. Cupping Glasses ; Brealt Pipes ;
Sucking Bottles aud Horns ; Uline
Bordes.; Lamip Glasses purgent
Smeiling *B_Qt%es ; milk of Roses ;
Teeth Brushes and Rakes ; Spatulas,
&c. &e.. . ‘aLsc, THE FOLLOWING
PATENT MEDICINES, wiz.
- Anderson’s, Lee’s, and Jar
vis’ Pills ; Denuifon’s Bitters, fpict
do.. Bateman’s pectoral Drops ; Brit
ish Oil ; Haarlem Oil ; Honey Wa
ter to prevent hair from turning grey;
Hooper’s Female Pills 3 Turlington’s
Baifum of Life 3 Steer’s Opodeldos ;
Boxés cold Cream ; Scotch Itch Qint
ment ; Cephalic Snuff ; Essence of
Peppermint § Stoughton’s Elixir
Kennedy’s Corn Plalter ; Court Plafs
Oel 00 T Lo
_ And for the convenience of the sick may
be had as above, the best of WINES, viz.—
Madcira, Lisbon, Red Port and Malaga—
#ifo-~Frefh TEAS of the firß quality ; best
Jurkey FIGS, Raﬁns&.ﬂhimkm_mcga,
real. Clanatbon, Cafia, Clves, Aiiic
Pepper, Loaf & Lump SUGAR, Coffec, Rice,
Shuger s W 1 RUM, GIN, &6 de 0
Afewdezenﬂbw?%&@f real
Cayeane for sale as above.s> v 0
T S G e T e e SO »,.:*i ":",E' Prapae it
_ln addition to the above af
i‘wmtmy&v recerved a
‘Chemical and Claflical ' BOOKS, to-
Uy R L 8 e et d e e ol SRR
Children’s Books, #nd Stationary gen.
. *4* Constant attendance from sunrise until
10 oclock, evening=-and-every favor grate
fully ackaowledged. v o T T
R STEakh *w“ 'y """f" . alanite *xthx,\ j;.'_: ':? 3&% ;
L
oe b iy oA R IR ST R T
{ :’%;;% 2000 WS W@;“"gé’ "‘f B awn
é‘\‘g? tudy for upwards of three yeait Iv oath
“Fa ake A isale il Ak Sad aitlchtea
and truffs that Be“bus eI RIIAR -
Fec fit ta call on hie: fa the Wne of s pro,
e sbotimedicimbewit Ea st
miﬁﬁ e n%ﬁﬁw*ﬁ%%ﬂ
ifhed with: cate and at_ ot otice, ith
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Tim® Uﬂp 4,13’1,
?i *, 2 “14?”* g"w‘? ~a= el ,_‘% M‘ e i
HAB just added to his for
?;" ~mer Stock, a complete assortment of
~_Summer Goods,
- Amongl wbich arethe follouvi L wig.
. Book Mggﬂint from 2f E{:Q/‘pg:jatd:
Jaconet . ditto from 2/6 to eofefome par
‘giqnlarlx, for pentlemen’s Neckerchieisy ~
Plain leno, riddle, lappet, spotted leno, tain
. bor’d, purple, pink and blye ditta
Real lace and imitation pet, seeded, vined,
dotfed,-(:h’n(l”d and &rip‘é’ farag(}{rg'
_ hair cord; and a great variety of other
- fathionable MUSLINS ;
‘Glaz'd, unjlaz’d, corded, plaided, fine and
- low priced white Cambrics 3
Color’'d and spotted ditto, twill'd ang phain
. of all widths and prices ;-
Linen and cotton white, berdered and col
ored FPocket Handkerchiefs 5
Italian, Dutch and Canton Crapes;
Elorence, lndia and Italian Luftrings ;
Canton Luftres a variety of colors ;
‘Fancy silk, Barcclona and Bandanna Hdkfs,
Sarfucts, Modes and Satins ;
Cambric, corded,firip"d & furnitureDimoties
Muflinets plain and corded ;
Wathington, Hamilten and_ Nelson corded
Ginghams—common ditto, of all pricés
from 1/6 per yard upwards ;
A complete aflortment of Ladies’ and Gen
- tiemens’, Girls’ and Boys’ ilk, cotton and
thread HOSIERY ; ' ;
- Holland and impcrial Tapes from 3/61t0 30f
per doz.—Round and slut Bobbins;
Round and flat Wire Buttons 3 ;
Bed Lace, Fringe and Cord, some new and
.. tich patterns ;—Farnitare Chintzes 5
White and color’d Kid, Beaver, Siik, Cotton
- and Thread ladies and gents Gloves;
. Ruffels, Calimancees, Durants, Duroys, Shal
-~ loons, Mercens; and other Stuff Goods
. at reduced prices ; : :
Irish ana German shirting & fheétingLinens;
Brtith Shirting and Sheeting Cottons ;
Ribbons of every defeription ;
- Pic Nic silk Gloves and Mitts at 2/ pair ;
~ Cotton Diapers<~Napkin and Table Cloths
Thread Laces and Edgings 3 ‘
Silver, Gold and Vellum Laces;
Silver and Gold Epaulets; .
Worfled and Siik Mititary Sashes, Plumes,
~ Cockades, Sword Knots & other trimings 3
A great variety of Printed Calicoes;
India Calicoes, Checks and“ Handkerchiefs ;
India Cotrons of every description, from
~ 10f't0 40f per-piece ;- :
Whi&c,l,uﬁ:f.cariet,b!ué, Broad Cloths
fawn draby, light & dark- '
fnixt. black’and brown "&Cammeres-
Stockioetts and Imperial Cords, for gentle
men’s pantaloons ; .
Buff, blue and bjack Nankins ;= —Britiffi
Nankinetts-~Jeans--Cotton Caflimeres ;
Grandurélls and Wathingten Cords
Jmperial Cotton Cord ; Brown Hollands ;
Plain and corded Velvets=-Milhnetts ;
Pins—Silk-~Twill,—~— Buttons ; of cvery
defgription, from 2/ to 6/ per groce ;’
Hats and Hat Linings—-Umbrellas ;
Straw and. Chined Bonn:ts--Braces ; ;
~American manofadtured Stripes=~Checks-~
. Weaving and Raitting Yarn--Sheeting
‘ Cottons ; - i ;
Windfot, Rose aad Palm Soap ;
Morocco Hats, Purses and Pocket Books.
A large assortment of Carpets and
) Scotch,lngrains 3} e W ~ !
and Kidderminfter CRI‘PCUng:
from /6 to §/3 per vard.
Carpet Bindings and Stair Carpeting. -
All of which, with a great variety of othe#
articles (rendefing his aflortment inuch more
compicte than at any former time) his cus
tomers and others are requelted to call and
ceXamine, -~ . .May 29, 18%0:
T Dye-Stuff Store.
‘Hall & Weld,
. NEAR THE MARKET, BOSTON,
: I NFORM Clothier’s and
R others that they keep gonﬁantly for sale
" every‘article of DYE STUFF, now in use,
with CLOTHIERS' TOOLS of every kind.
~ Dealers in Dye-Stuffs will
gpd it to their advantage to cal. at the above
Store, where notfe: but the best of articles
will be fold and at the lowest price.
‘Bofton, August 1810. A
N N L R T e e
= Stone Cutting,.
‘_C?MI.TH & TREAT, have
k. #jull received a new aflortrient of Mar
ble, fuitabile for Building stones, Grave and
Tomb-ftoncs; and a number of Soap:ftone
Backlogs—and keep comftaptly foriaie at
their shop, on the cornér of Vaughen ftrect
and Deer firect, a complete aflortment of
- Free- ftonie hearths and jambs, clou%ﬁh‘q
- ble ditto—Slate Grave Stones of all sizes,
Paint Mills, Paint Stones and Mullers—B&
_many other articles in their line. Allorders
‘will be executed with neatness and difpatcls
at thie Joweft rate, for Caflt or approve)
_credit, and every saver gtatefully acknowl
g NGOG T
Ry, e SRR T T e L S s
a{*A%?‘P"f ons that are indebted to
4 M or have any demads againfi
BILLEY RAND'. of Ryey are re
quelted to exhibit the fame for adjufk
mentto JAMES MOSES,
- Pordmouth, Augult 20, 1810, . .
- Superfine Cloths,
. JAMES RUNDLET,
A 8 jul received a few pieces of the
KL very bett fopecfine wet of England”
whichiwill be fold at a_véry finali advance,
- For sale as above about obe ton' SHIP.:
“PING BUTTER _ Cuf given for HILLS.
BOROUGE EILLS ~ » * Julyge -
M N «Eﬁ,ﬁ% f'éﬁ"‘ "',’}w LR
®A House to letynear the south
AST M T R b R
School- house s dver LT e
«For sale; st: Übes and Bona.
3;’%&3 AP To R T
5&%,“ S g };ﬁ’« "f"_??gv' et
- Wanted, ten tons of fovar: d
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