The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-07-31 00:00:00, page 4

¥y MISCELLANY. - =
: ~ From the CoxumMpiaN.
The Zelfspt Harp Suicty had their annual
‘meeting ou the 17th March last. The pu
pils of this aflueiation, conlifting of one fe
male, Miss O'Rcilly, and eight boys, all
" blind, wereintroduced into the room and
_ convinced the company present that the at
" teation of theirwenerable tutar; O'Neill,had
‘mot been bestowed in vain. It is a pleasing
refle@ion that in waking the ¢ song of other
times” this national society is made {ubfer.
vient to the noble purpofc of relieving the
sightless. = -~ - & T
From the toaflls drank: on this occasion
the following are selected : e 2
Edward Bunting—May his perseverance
‘in prelerving _our national melodies, con
tinue to procare him that applause it merirs.
The Irith harp—May its strains be once
more heard in the halls of our nnbles.
_ The memory of Carolan—Song “ZT%e
Bards Legacy” i : : :
The Dublin Harp Society—May our
hearts ever vibrare in unison with thofle of
our brethren in the south. Lue :
The memory of Miss Brook—the tranfla-.
tor of our ancicnt Irith poetry g
GeneralVallencey—The Trish linguilt and
antiquarian : ;
- Earl O’Neill. : :
_.‘Mifs Sidney Owenfon. - ' ,
. Miss Balfour, who favoted the meeting
by their fceretary with the following beau
tiful aond appropriate lines—
- The barp. that in darbn:fs and silence for[akex,
.- Had slumbered wbile ages roll'd flovly along,
Once tore in its orwn native la d foal] awaken,
: " And pour from its cords all the raptures of song.
Unburt 6y the mildewvs that o'cr it wwere ﬁealing,
“dts firings in full chorus Joall wwarble sublime ;
Sha ! rouse all ibe ardor of patriat feeling, ,
And [uatch a bright wreath from the relics of
time S
Sweet Harp ! on some tale of past sorrow while
dwelling,
Still plaintive and fad breathes the murmuring
Jound ;' : ,
DBe bright jparkling tear of fond [ympathy[welling
Sbhall frefben the foamrock that twines thee
around.
Swweet barp ! O'er thy tones though with fervent
dewotion, o
We mingle @ patriot smile with a tear ;
Nt fainter the smile, net lcfs pure the emotion,
Tbat wait on the cause which assembles us bere,
WBebold, wﬁe the child of qﬁiﬁion and forrotu,
Whose eyes never gazed on the [plendor of bight,
I taught from thy trembling vibration to borrath
One mild ray of joy. midst the borrors of night.
dvo more fball we wander unknown and negleted,
From winter’s lovd tempefl a fbitter to find 3
No more a fad out cafl forlorn and dijeéled,
Sball poverty add to the woes of bz blind.
O fades of our fathers, now awfully bending,
To witness those blessings we feck to impart ;
Bebald bow the glory of Erin is blending, ~ -
Wish feclinss the [weetefl that spring from
the beart, :
still, flill the[e-emotions together uniting,
Lzt the barp ever found o'er the emerald isle,
And its tones, the [oft tear of compassion exciting,
Stiil teach by its magic the jightlefs to smile.
Universal plaudits followed the recitaly
'and the chairman next gave, o
The memory of sic Walter Raleigh—May
we never want a potatoe to fhace with a
friend. N g T o
. The memory of Charles James Fox.
- The earl of Moira and the Benevolent
Socicty of St; Patrick. . . | 5
- The conduétors of the blind asylum in
Dublin, and success to their benevolent at
tempts to relicve the miseries of their fel
low creatures, e
- QOur brgthtéa in all parts of the world,
who this day upite. with us in cclebrating
the anniversary of our_ tutelar faint—Song,
s Fare you well Killery.” AR
- So far the Society’s toasts : you may add,
as a volunteer, the following : : :
. The Harp Socicty of Beifaft—May the
{pirit of our ancient bards hover o'er the
regenerated firings of the harp, and inspire
the consecrated song of gratitude, swelling
its praifc in sweet and pative flraivs,
Crockery, Glass & China Ware..
< Haae Stanweod, -
Has lately received a banq’)éme addition to bis
5 former assortment—which he offers at LOW
PRICES — Ambong the articles just opened, are
Scis Ermine Luftre China Tea Ware =
do Gold and white do do do -
Do Canton Ware containing 70 pieces
- Do blae and browa printed.— Likewise,
_Cut and plain, quart and pint Decanters ;
Do do pint and halfpint Tumblers ;
Do do Wines 3 %
<Db ~ de Rummers; -y
Do doSalts; b
; do Jellys ; , ™
2 -d6 Lemonades ;- Kot RO E
.do Custards with covers ; ;
g e TSR LT, (aces £ L ok A
; - 'de Cruits, Mustards, Muffin¢ers
iy -~ with” plated Tope; green
_ e OEns, SO . R,
. . -N0.12, Markeg fircet
~ Portsmouth, July 24. ;
B L L e i ‘v.——--—-—-—-—h-r-—-?ﬁ
-~ Mattrofles © i
-CUR}J’D' Hairy; Common
. Haic, and Moss Msttroffes, of all sizes
ani prices~—Alfs, 3 good. afloriment of
)(%A,THERS, from 2f9 to 4f6 per Ib. for
B |
i o T et
_Saddles, Bridles, & Harrefs,
- of every kind ;cheap for cash of approved
%;g?‘dﬁ SR Gaeh . Thly ag
° . HIDES and COCO 4, °
LN el feim SkpWibin Dedy -
43, g B ‘;} ot R R Y s
-~ 50 Bags Cocoa 5 =
satin Wood, India Rubber &c
?J"v‘a. Baes 3 kgt '“‘-«*rht?»a_..-;‘g,‘- RET Nl '»--»'-.-;e‘;;‘.x"\;i(k s;\ “‘
SOOI 882 oo s o B
e WOk AL LADD
P T L g We T e -
SRR L e R
,‘% 4 ;’?&@f‘gﬁ*‘i:“{,h_: S '!*: - %?‘xw‘ \«/, i
;,:;;:: ‘*i-;}-—."r Ly “.-» :g s 1;:7‘:;_, ‘.v.v |?.. !3;
R e oot 3. by SL e A s
“te JOHN SALTER, in Wa
TN R o
L PR ;&?‘1 S i R R
, AS juft'added to his for
mer Stock. a complete assortment of
- Summer Goods,
A dmngﬂ wbich are the Jollorving, viz.. ‘
_ Book Muslins from 2fto of per.yard; .
Jaconer ditto from 2/6 to rof—iome par
ticularly for gentlenten’s Neckérchiefs;
-Piain leno, riddle, lappet, (potted Jeno, tam
boe'd, purple, pink and blue ditto; -
Real lace and intitation net, seeded, vined, -
-+ dotted, clufter’'d and firip'd, faragoffa,
_ hair cord, and a great variety of other
- fathho sable MUSLINS; : i
Glaz'd, unghiz’dy cordcd, plaided, fine and 1
low priced white Cambrics ;
Color’d and fpotied diito, twiil’d and plain 1
of all widths and prices; . '4
Linen and coston white, bordered and col
ored Pocket Handkerchiefs ; : |
Iralian, Dutch afd Canton Crapes;
Flurence, India-qnd Ttalian Lu'trings; 1
Caaton Lullees a variety of colors ;. 1
Fancy silk, Baréelona and Bandanna Hdkfs 1
Sar{nets, Modes and Satins ; ; |
Cambric, corded,ftrip’d& furnitureDimoties
Muflimets plain and corded ; |
Wathington, Hamilton and Nelson corded
Giaghams—common ditto, of all prices A
from tf6 per yard vpwards ; e
" A complete aflortment of Ladies’ 2nd Gen
tlemens’, . Giris” and Boys’ fitk, cotton and J
. thread HOSIERY
Holland and imperial Tapes from 3/6 to 30/ ‘
per doz.—Round and flat Bobbins; ;
Round and flat Wire Battons ;
Bed Lace, Fringe and;Cord, some new and
- rich patterns ;—Furniture Chintzes 3
White and color'd Kid. Beaver, Silk, Cotton
aud Thread ladics and gents Gloves;
Ruflels, Calimancoes, Durants, Duroys, Shal
loons; Moreens, and other Stuff Gobds
at reduced prices; ’
Irith and German shirting & fhectingLincns;
Betith Shirting and Sheeting Cottons ;
Ribbons of cvery description ;
Pic Nie silk Gloves and Mitts at 3/ pair;
Cotton Diapcrs~~Nipkin and Table Cloth ;
Thbread Laces and Edgings ; :
Silver, Gold and Vellum Laces; ;
Silver and Gold Epauleis s
Worlted and Silk Military Sashes, Plumes,
Cockades, Sword Knots & othc‘cqt'ri'mitrgs 3
A great variety of Printed Calicoes;
- India-Calicoes, Checks and Handkerchiefs ;
India- Cottons “of every description, from
10/ to 40f per picce ;
White,buﬁ(:carlct,b!uc,% Broad Cloths
fawndrab, light & dark . :
mixt. black and brown § &Caflimeres.
Stockinetts and Imperial Cords, for gentle
men’s pantaloons ;
Buff; bluc'and black Nankins ;——Britifh
Nackinetts—-Jeans-~Cotton Caflimeres ;
Grandurc!ls and Wafhungton Cords ; ‘
Tmperial Cotton €Cord ; Brown Hollands ;
Plain and corded Velvets—-Millinetts ;.
Pios—Silk-~Twift—~—Buttons = of cvery
description, from 2/ to 6of per groce ;
Hats and Hat Linings=-Umbrellas ;
Straw and C‘Xn'n'ed Bonnets-<Braces;
American manufa®ired Stripes--Checks——
Weaving and Knitting Yarn--Sheeting -
Cottons : S v
Windsor, Rose and Palm Soap ;
Mlorocco Hats, Purses and Pocket Books.
A large assortment of Carpets and
_and Kiddcrminﬂcr% Carpetlng,‘
Scotch, Ingrains , v ik
from §/6 to §/3 per yard. s
Carpet Bindings and Stair Carpeting. '
All of which, with a grear variety of other
articles (rendering his assortment much more
complete than at any former time) bis cufl
tomers and others are requelted to call and
,examiﬂi'c; : My 29:8!0.
ELEGANT STRAW
Hats and Bonnets!
- This Day received at =+~
DRAPER’s
- CHEAP CASH STORE!
A wariety of the ma/t elegant
- Straw Hats and Bonnetts,
that have becn for sale in town the present
season —~-fame of which are of the lareft
New York shapes ; July 1y
o 5. Meffinger,
Has jzfﬂ ‘reé_ez'-pe."! at bis Store ?q Co@refr"&t'rcel,
(N ENTLEMEN'S HATS,
- of the firt quality, from the Boftou
Mapufa&ory.—dybrconﬁagtly_ on hand
A general aflortment of Hazs
of His ownmake. . iy 13,
-~ Mmeral Waters.
T OCTOR SPALDING
" baving cftablifbed a fount of Ball
town Water, for the use of the indisposed
sick and convalescent offers this w oft agree
‘ablebeverage to the well also, on the foilows .
g terms. , i AR
#--Bubferibers for a. week or more at any
given quantity cach day,at 3 ceuts a tum-
Non ﬁgﬁ(’cribcré, 6 cents a tumbler.
~ bottles for traniportation at 25 cents.
. Ulual_hoursof drinking from 7te 8 in
the moriing —from 11 to 12 at' nogn—and
in the evening also. . iy 5
‘No fubfeription-will be confidéred up til}
RIS L BRI
Oliver Briard
LY AS just received a large
L L and very cderal assortment of ~
'EUROPEAN. GOODS,
“adapted to the present and approach. -
R e AR .'»’&',"- ) A‘»l3~\.-~ e e
ing season, comprising as many arti:
Ales as_are_engmerated in- the most.
Jengthy advertisement, which he will
s et Pt S L e g B go S BB R e
dispose of at a small advance for cash |
‘or approved credit. (9w ) Mayzg. -
e L R R e, s"‘%&:‘:,ﬂ 4
-~ Tortorfe Shell Combs, ~
s ﬂ;l} i;% AN ', pEatal
W et v
R Y Bt er* !
PRI e it 4 bk S o K e
.. UncCurrent Bills.
\_4 Hilllborough 'k (hire. Coes, Vermont;
N.ortﬁé'\_?;pmn and i nobfcot Bills, at -
- TAPPAN’s BOOKSTORE,
‘Market Street Pottfmouth —~Moft of the
above biils are daily depreciating; and are
new only bought to pay debts @t the banks
where, they belong: Porlons. hp’ding ‘any
of this paper would do well todifpofe of it
.at its present valge: Fwly Iy—-(6w)
~ John March, jr.
I NFORMS his friends and
the public that he bas taken the Store
lately vccupied by Mr, George Hardy No.
13, Markzt street, and ncarly opposite
Meflrs H & B Penhzllow’s Hard Ware
Store, where he offers for sale a general as
sortment of . , TR \
West-India Goods and Groceries,
E L 30CH A%
Rum, . .i{Spanifh asd Ameri-
Brandy, ] “can Segars,
Gin, © =lßaiias,
- Wines, AFigs,
Hyfon, o 'Currants,
Young Hyfon, | w 2 (Welt India Peppers,
Hyfon gkin, ¢ < ‘Wool and Corton
Souchong and | E Y Cards, }
Dohea J v Fig Tebacco,
- Warranted, Thompson’s Tennev’s
Loaf, Lump, Havan-J * #nd Rappee Snuff,
na & Brown Sugars, Bar Soap.
Molasses, | )Mould and DiptCan-
Cofiece, ST o dles, ‘ ‘
Chocolate, No, x-—g,'Flax, Vo)
Cotten, ~. i vy Herds Grass and Clo-
Flour, Pk ver Seed,
Rice, & ~ {White & Grey Beans,
Ground do. ' \Stone Jugs, LA
Almosds, *Engliﬂa'anddmcrican
Cloves, { Gun Powder,
Nutmegs, | Shot. :
Mace, : i’Logwood', e :
Alfpice, Fultic, :
Cinnamonmn, Redwood,
Ginger, : Wooden Mealures,
Pepper, Barrels, balf do and
Oatmeal, ; Kegs,
Starch, : {Butter Kege,
Mustard, sSoythes and Saaths,
Indigo, ‘Vinegar,
Allumy Strepg Beer,
Copperas, ‘ ‘A few good Checfe;
Eol Brimstone, tchdcs Iroa, Flat and
“Sulphur, Window Glass, -~
Salt, | Square Bars.
And many other articles,
usually kept in that line; all-of which are
warranted of the firft quality and wiil be
fold ou reasonable terms, and every favor
gratefolly acknowledged. July 17 -
Fifty Dollars Reward !
‘ ﬁ J ILL cheerfully be paid
to the person who will give such
information as to convi& that feu! fend of
darkness who, with more than Zellifp malice
and infernal cavy, entered the Garden of the
subscriber on the night of Saturday the 14th
int and entirely destroyed two elegant
Goofeherry bushes, which he set a great
value on, they having been sent him from
London, a few years since, by a particular
friend. > ' LS
The person who can perpetrate deeds of
darkoefslike the above, muit poflefs a most
malicicus and envions disposition, that par
takes mote of the rancour of an evil spirit
than of a\rational creature ; for. they are
abfolutely‘the blackest passions of the bu
man heart—and 6o one can be blamed for
shewing she mo&"ga‘mfca“ﬁirpléﬁmrehsgginﬁ.;
the perpetrator of such horrid deeds, as-en
tering any pesfop’s. ‘garden and destroying
Fruit trees and buflics, that have been oy
taiied and cultivated at great Qains’ and ex
pence. They ar¢ eautioned against a second
attempt, mnlefs they would wish to have
their malicious dispositions checked by the
contents of one of ‘the beft' fowling pieees
in Portimouth. =~ EDWARD PARRY.
Coventry two cent tax, .
™ OTIGE is. hereby given
¥ to the land owners in the town of
Coventry, that the Gengral Court at.their
feflion holden injune AD. 1810, granted.
a tax of two cents on cvery acre of land in
said town, for thepurpofe of m:king}xmc}s
aqd bridges. Said tand owners bave liberty
to pay their refpeive taxes in labor, at the
rate of eight cents per hour, for cvery able
bodied man. finding his own tegls and diet,
and for ox gmr‘k;iﬂ\iding ~chains, at the
A el s s Nen Blk
of oxen’; provided that said labor Thall be:
performed between the firft day of Septem
ber and the firft day of November next :—
And that mﬁ:&k bicribers, being appaint.
ed a committee to lay out said taz, willbe
ready to'.reecive the fame in “psymens of .
foid tax on aforefaid. |
WILLIAM COOLIDGE) . . =
-~ SAM't JACKSON, jr. * ¢ Committee.
7 nmaim ol g ARt
08, Ml s o e
LEATHER.
Charles Tappan,
Mearket-Street, Portsmouth,
E_{ AS been appointed Agent
for the ¢ Huwpppire Leatber Manufac
tory,” in Portsmouth—and will conflantly
keep for sale all kinds of LEATHER by
wholesale or retail. The Leather manufae
tured by this corporation is not inferior to
any in the United States, and comes much
lower charged than ufoal,
\ Fuft Received, , Sy
3000 Ibs. Sole Leather. -
Fuly 17— (620 f !
Stephen Hardy, .
HAS just received a great
A variety of YAPANED TEA TRAYS
=Faltory Siocking Yarw—do Sewings—
SpeQacion-USehe. wo ¢ WYk
Now Landing from brig Norfolk,
o AND FOR SALE BY - ,
o Samuel - Lordy 0
“ No. 11, Merchants Row,
30 hhds. good flavored RUM.
| WANTED A BOY about 17 years of
age who can produce good: récommenda
LPR AT S e Sy 17
State of Newhamplhire— isockingham ff.
\‘l OTICE is hereby given to the non-rcfi-
LN dent propriciors and owners of land
in the towa of LOUDON, in said couaty,
who have not paid their town, county and
highway, taxes for the year 1809—that so
much of their land as will pay said taxes,
with incidental charges will be foid at pub
lic vendue at the dwelling house of Capt.
Samuel Ofocd, Inn-holder in said town, on
Monday the Bth day of O&ocber next, at
ten of the clock ia the forenoon, unlels pre--
ented by previous paymenc 1o me the sub
feriber. Ry : %
it sgalted U SRR
PRI BRST SO R S 8 wOB
Original proprictor’s & A § i
mames in-the gth divifim. T 3 'T§ § §
|\| ¥ R
Robert Thompson + 124 38 38 2 16 12
Timothy Tibbets. -~ 325 38 38 2 16" 1%
Cyprian Jeffery 126 38 g¥ .2 16 1:
| Richard Walton 161 38 38 216 13
. Joseph Jinkins | 162 38 38 2 16 13
[“mg Demeritt | 137 38 38.2 16 12 1
Samue! Williams . 142 38 38 2 6 1751
Jobhn Glines .. ." . 14% 38 38 2 16 13 |
Theodore Atkinson - x3l 38 38 2 16-12'
! Capt Mark Huaokins 129 38 38 216 12
- John Plaifted + 15838 38 3716 12
Micah Emerson 119 38 .38 216 12
George Chelley 32X 38 38 2 16 ¥z
g el R Gy
Names of the beirs of the'™ 8- QN %
two thirds of the eflate of,° 3 e §§ &
Lt dbner Clough, dezeafed I 5 85 w S
| I 3 FEY R
: : St e : s
B e %) 5 CE R
. The share which was Bl i
set off Madam Sarah & 44 24 © 229470
Clough. "¢ § et
JofephClough’s share dojo 18 12229470
Col. JeremiahCiongh®s 7 s R
f_ ﬁxarg g i g s}.ao 10'°3023.94 70"
. Widow Deliverance Smith dogs 1o 3533°94 70
: Sally Clough'’s {hare). <+ » - W 5 075 N
| containg Jot No- 140§ v g #r e
“in the 2d division and pl4O ' 14022.94 70
.40 acres of the house | PN
. facemt sl N ‘
*CaptThomasClough’s Lo SRRt
-share in said estate. §bs alhaz 9470,
- Mariha Gerrifh’sdo 503 22 28422 94 70
. dSAAC S SARGENT;Collector. -
S R E
: PEW No:. 42, on the lower
- ﬂOOl‘ of the Univerfalit Meeting-house
—EpMuirc of = : JAMES FERGUSON.
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State of News Hemplire—Chefire
*NO‘TICE is hereby given to the’
|A: N pon-refidents and owners of land
mcbe toén of MA RLOW, in the
-county of Chiefhire, who have not paid
their taxes for ‘the year 180 y, that.
unlels they pay the fame to me the
“fubferiber, wmw&ecﬁe@d Mop..
“day“of OQtober next, so much of their
and 20 wilkpdy the (e, togethcr
with incidental charges, will be fold
- at public vendue,at the dwelling house
‘of Gen. Bltbs Huody, innbolder o
+faid.town, at one o’clock in the after .
noon, on said day.. o
e TR R
T 93‘%?
i M SRR 522 E
RG R B G A L L T
R eFu : ﬁa:t*ig& Qm‘ Q«ﬂ;‘
a’ m £ (7.5 5235 99
O i i I 4 1
- ELLIOT CARY, Colledtor.
SRR e et LS DR D g e
URe 20, 1810 .
%m %’g ;;&«,;;“’Qx
it e RO eI i TR T
e ﬁ'}f”ﬁw{i,ﬁ? ‘c%‘g '{"w?&; i‘*t &’fﬁ*&’ “”‘*""\&@“*l’:""&ﬂ Bira
S heness B et ik e
P e eT T &%‘ %’G" %? «im”%ﬁ‘«“ﬁwi“%’f*”’ £
- Stone Cutting.
QMITH & TREAT, have }
A 7 jul received a new affortmentof. " Tar
ble, suitable for Building Bonkes, Garve and
Tomb-Rones, and a number of Soap-stone
Baclogs—and keep conftaatly forfaie at
their ihop; on'the corner of Vaughen fireet
and Deer firect, a complete aflortment of
Free-ilone hearths and jambs, clouded Mar
ble ditto—Slate Grave Stones of all sizes;
Paint Mitls Paint Srones 2nd Mullers—&
many other articles in their line All orders
will be executed with neatness and dispatch
at the lowelt rate, for Cash or approved .
credit, and every favor gratefull acknowl
edged it w Deeember, 19, 1809.
State of Newbhamp/bire— Cb’cji:ai'fe g
'NYOTICE is hereby given to the non-rve-
LN fident owners of land in the town of <
PACKERSFIELD, who bave not paid their
taxes for the year 1807, that unlcfs they
previously make payment to me the sub
scriber, so mu_c!')vcf their lands as will pay
the fame with all lawful charges, will be
fold at pubiic auion cn the teath day of
September next, at ten o’clock, -~ ‘M, at
the Honfe of Josiah Melvin, inn holder in
said towa, viz- ,
Mcfes- 8. Boyaton, (land improved) 8o
cts. town tax, 110 cts. school tax, and 7 cts.
couuty tax, « » ,
: WILLIAM BASSETT, Colletor.
Packersfield, July 1, 1310 oo
. TO PHYSICIANS.
Just Publithed and for sale -at
C. Peirce’s Bookstore;
THE American New Difpsafatory, con
taining general principles of Pharma
ceutiecChemiftry ; Pharmaceuticoperatio- - ;
Chemical apalyfis of the articles of Materia
Medica. Materia Medica, including fev
¢ral new and valuable articics the produc
tion of jhe United States. Preparations
and compositions; with an appendix; con
taining medical preferiptions. The nature
and medical uses of the gazss. Medical
electricity ; Galvanism “n abridgment
of Dr Currie’s Reports on the use of Wa
ter, The Cultivation of the poppy plant,
and the methed of preparing Opinm ; and
fcveral ufeful Tables . the whole compiled
from the molt approved authors both Eu
ropean and American—by James Tuacaer
AM and MSS. Price 4 dollars
AR et I e
4@%‘5&4 F applied far with
\é‘w\l}“ in ten days, the thip White
sepeet(S Ok, as -the arrived from the’
coast of Brazil--said thip is well foundiand
may be fitted for a voyage at very trifling
expence--for terms apply to
July 24. JOHN LANGDON, jr.
¢ . | p
Wm. Jonesjr.
:b 2 -
g el 7
18 this day opening a variety
R of Fancy and Staple Lon<
“don Piece Goods. . Fuly 1.
| - Spring and ummir .
Brgtirnli ”‘g TN L 0 s
L COODS,
-y lvelter Meicher, -
s received, étfd is now ope\ning a fupp'y of
. SEASONABLE G D‘DS,
Ly AMONG WHICH ARE. i
LAR;GE_& {mall plaid, blue;
d Huff 1 pink.Gihgh‘zims v Hair
‘eorded do. Fancy “London do. Low
pric’d "do. Fwill’d Lilac ' colofd
Cambricks ; - Colored ' “Lace ' Stripe
‘and Seeded do. a great variery of fan.’
. ey Muslins, ' some of ‘which are ‘very
low priced ; Fine Jaconet do. 34 %
and ‘§ white Cambricks ; Bandedux’
~ Hkfs. Imitation’ i ‘obes ; Twili’d ' §
Shawls ¢ Silk do. low priced Muflin’
' do. Thread und Cotwon Laces ; white’
* cambrick hkfs. blk. and Eoloi’d Cans
ton Crapes ; Cambrick -and common
«Dimoties ;' dark snd light- Limerick
Habit Gioves 3 Parasols.
. Alarge .aflortment of super
- fine and comir.on Chintzes ; 4 pricted
Cambricks ; Fiirpitures and: Coppez
plates 3 London. vefti Igs. latest fiyle 5
TwilPd cotton Calmeres; parcat
buff Napkins ; Grandurells ; Wath
_ington Stripes ; Plaig and Riob’d
~ white cotton Hofe'; blk. and celor’d
. do. Rufiels, ‘Duroys, Calimancoes,
Darants, and Wildbores at very low
-prices ; Britith Cottons ;. Linens ;.
Brown do. do. Cottons ; check’d Lin
“ens; 33 % aod 3 Linen and Cotton
Diapers ; cotton Umbrellas ; blk.
and color’d Sewiog silks ; cotton
- Sewing ; Cotton Bandannas 3 16, and
| Noddle Pine o need s
A e el s N
_lndia Cottons ; Checks ;
"Hkfs bk India Luilrings ;o Sarit.
niets 5 blue Nankias ; Yellow do. blk.
and checked Silk Bakfs. Bandanns 5
Morass Hokfge, | M ova 6
‘XA7 HEREAS Nancy oy
wWﬁ?&ﬁ
furue, of hercoenting. 6
e » gy e 3.5 4 Yy N eIL i
" SALES AT AUCTiON.
e S el
TPEWS AT AUCTION. -
“THIS is to give notice that on Menday
T the 13th day of August acxe, the fo’,«‘
lowing Pcws, Numbered 34, 35, 36, 39, 65,
79. 80 and 93, on the Lower Flogr of the'
Univerfalit Meeting house, together with
all the Gallery Pews'in said House, will be |
fold at auction to the highest bidder. Being
Pari((‘prnpérty the fameis fo'd by order of
the proprietors. Sale to be at said house az
10 o’clock in the forenoon, 7
- Portsmouth, Fuly 17, 1810, :
i = e sad o, ‘“—'—*—'—‘_—‘_‘-"‘M
¥ THE following Pews in the Uni
| ! verfaiift-Meeting House, will be
fold at Pablic Außion, on MON.
DAY -the ¥3th Ausu® next, ar 12
o’clock M. at said house, for taxes due
‘on them, unless prevented by previous
payment—viz No 3. 72, 88 and go.
" THOMAS P. DROWN, Colteitor.
July 24, 1810. g
~ Steplien” Hardy,
II AS just received in ‘addi
cion to his former flock of Jewelry
& Al ol ¥ il : . » :
7 AR
Staple and Fancy
PIECE GOODS
AMONG WHICH ARE,
_Superfipe and low priced
Broad Cloths and Caffimeres,various colors s
printed Jean, Marseilles Quilting and other
Veltings; silk and cotton Umbreilas ; Para--
sols ; fuperfine and low piic’d Chintzes 3
Ginghams ; Hamilton Cord ; silk and cot=
ton Chambrays ; Furniture; Cambrick and
commaon Dimities ; Huctabuck ana cotton
Diaper; Nunkios; Britith shirting cotron ;°
glaz’d Cambrick ; Irish Lincns; 4-4 and 6 g
white Cambrick and book Muflios ; leno,
laced,feeded ‘& other tancy Muslins ; white
Cambrick and common po ket Hapukfss
7-4 waiite twill'd Cambrick Shawls; 4 4
plain. Muslin do; purp'c and white do 3
thread and cotton edgings and laces ; foot
ings; black Modes, and colored Sarfoet &
Sattins ; white, wolored, plain and figur’d
Luteftring and other ribbons ; taste fcrretss
fhoc and quaiity Binding- ; Diaper snd coms
mon Tapes ; Wiite Navking daik Thread 3
white and colored cotton Sewing: ; Bobhins;
Pins ; Needles ; Jinev Cambricks ; Burants ;
Colerain shirting ; fuftian; patent Morroc
¢o and cotton braces ;- Romal Hdkfs. ; biue,
yellow and red silk and cotton Bandannoes
colour'd common check Hdkfs ; fine India
cottons ; brown cotton ; do Holiand ; Ladies
white and colered Cotton Hole ; do Gentle
mens coloured do j ‘thread and cotton shore
do; Ladies Kid and other babit Gloves ;
Geptiemens Beaver do 5. white cotton Caps;
_cotton RKerfeymere 3 spangled and plain tif=
fany Tans ; common paper do ;3 gilt Buttons °
and Moulds &c.—these added to bis Rock
of Jewelry &c: makes his aflortnient very
extensive The whoie stock will be fold ap
a fmail advance, for cash, short credit or
good Tow Cloth Cotton do- Cotton Liten
do. or other kings of country produce,
N. B Jewclry and silver ware, Manufac
tured and k. pt confluntly for sale 25 nfu
Many articles of bis former Rockto be had
-8t a great discount June 26
LONDON GOODS.