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MARRIED }=At Narpintoh, Peter Ward es
Ballfown, to wifi Sally Thin,fa
— Hardzuicb, John A. Parker, of Roxbury, to
miss Frances Earner
— Boson, Isaac Wilson, jure, merchant, to miss
Margaret Blanchard; fobn Roberson, to miss Polly
Clark; Cha's f. Wendell,to miss Sally Hemmehway
— Franklin, fames Dawson, of Boston, to miss
Mary Torrey, eldef daughter of John Torrey for
merly of Bfon ,
— Ambers, David Patterson of Tyngshorougb, to
toifs Polly Nicbo\ dak. <f the late General Moses
Nichols, of Amhetf
DIED] — At Surrinam ^ Ztyever, Thomas Cur
tis,Jon of Nathaniel Cur,is, tfS^on
— Danbury, Rev. Timothy Rangoon, aged 43
— Ralin, Elnatban Smithfun. efAaged 7$
— Nantucket, William Coleman ; Gr'ffdal Gard
ner ; mri Anna Folger,,l ,
— Menotom,,luidow Koreas Willingt\n,agid 36.
— Tunbridge, fohn Mudget, aged 29} .
— Middleton, R. I. Peleg Alien, aged]6B
= Danvers, mrs Haknab Sprtogue, c+ged 64
— Salem, widow Sarah tVebb, aged &6
— New-York, Dr. Abraham Fleifc&m
— Wifafet, mrs. Lydia Bowman,Parted 18, wife
if fonatban Bowman, jun, Ffq. and ^daughter if
General Abiel Wood l
-— Salem, miss Elizabeth Manning, tyged ,2
— Marblebead, Richard LeaebGfLieverly aged
86; also, fohn Ctofs aged 66 ; Wi^w G((ile,ag. 93.
— Watertown, Robert Leffah, Aged
AROUND faced fen of Frolic, who /luck
at nothing to obtain Fun, as perchance
one day he was perambulating a grave yard
with a companion, difeovered a tomb that had
that day been opened to receive a new tenant.
He jog'd his companion, and exclaftned," By
the I have a great inclination to defeend in
to the Grim Monarch's abode, this tomb here,
and pull an old gentleman's nafe, who once gave
me a severe fcoldiog for breaking his windows
with a foot-ball."--" Pho," fays his friend,
“ diflurb not the relies of the dead, they are
no fubjeds for sport." " Curse me, fays the
wag, but I will give it a gentle twitch but for
old acquaintance fake." Go on with your fool
eries, returned his friend, yet 'cis cowardly to in
sult the dead! Down precipitates our hero, and
(hatches a lid of a coffin up, lays hold of the dis
mantled prominence of a raleton, when the
jaws fell from their sockets, with a rattling like
Shrivelled parchment—tip bolts our hero with
looks terrified as Sancho, after a violet* fit; he
sets to his heels & runs, with his eyes quivering
in their orbits, his faultering lips bawling out
!' Death ! by the ! De-De-Death's come
to life !" Stop, ,e booby, cried his friend, who
was waiving to fee the refill of the adventure,
flop ye booby, are ye afraid of old dry bones.—
" Damme if I stop, cries the fcamperer—he's a
live and gnashed his teeth at toe." At length
a grave stone atrefted his thins, and laid the
doughty humorrft at his length—the smarting
contusion returned him his rcafon, and as his
friend approached to give him the condolence of
a satyric laugh, he exclaimed; " Old Dry-Bones
ha, had his revenge—and the fears on my (bins
will be fufficient to prevent my troubling the re
pole of the dead in future."
the MORALIST—No. 394.
■MI Mwa»i<ig<i ^ —
A Remark on & Morality of Christianity.
qrHE morality inculcated by the gospel sys
-1 tern of ebriftianity is new, as it opposes that
of all human systems. This appears from its
precepts. Boomers of fpirit,meeKncfs, forgive,
nefs of injuries, charity, repentance, faith, felf
abafement and detachment from the world.—
These are in diredl and pointed opposition to
the precepts of all other fydetns of morality, or
religion in the world, thrift, their divine au
thor, knowingly prefcrihed t]iefe sublime pre
cepts, as the distinguishing charadicrifts of his
kingdom and followers in opposition to this
world. Solve plead that from these moral pre
cepts it is evident that God has created this
world upon one plan, and given man a religion
upon another. This religion forbids wars, am
bition and all great actions, feats and enterprises,
which are so natural to our natures, conversa
tions and inclinations; and which seem to he
requisite for the progressing exigence of society.
— But can this lessen the excellency of chriftani
unity ? Christ said to the Jews, “Ye are of
this world, I am not of this world"—We are
often told-—" Be not conformed to this world' 1
—“ We speak not the wisdom of this world"—
" The friendship of this world is enmity to
God"—The gospel giv& us pure genuine mo
rality, which if universally pra&fed would re
form the world and make it a residence of grelt
felicity—The world is ufed.as meaning all the
human race, governed by the.morality of the
human heart, dilated by felSlhnefs, pride am
bition, revenge and every depraved taste of
man ; by paganiim, idolatry, or fuperftition;—
The gospel morality reproves all these things
—ln its practice we renounce them, come out
from among, are not of the world, rife above
them—Let our light Ihine, in proportion to
our practice of the precepts of that divine mo
rality. By wisdom the world knows not God:
viz. by worldly wisdom—but if we love these
precepts, this new morality, and have such a
reltlh as to go into a uniform practice of them,
we tray enfily kpow their divide author ; for
we Ihali partake of his spirit, enter into his
views, and {hall not be ofahis world, even as
he was not of this world.—Our views will have
greater objects to fix on than this world affords
• —Our affections will be on things above—on
another world. [To be continued.)
An ADDRESS to a SHILLING;
"bich the Author gave to ite late fub,ri,tion for the
fa,, art , bis country.
From a volume of English Poems.
GO forth, my mite ! and join the heap,
That Loyalty bestows;
Co guard, our coast, go rule the deep,
And thunder on our foes.
Be not abafh'd —resign thy fear,
That weak and poor thou art ;
'1 was honest labor brought the here,
And freedom bids us part.
Go forth—and when amid the train,
Os glitt'nng thousands prefl ;
Should some proud guinea look disdain,
Be thus thy speech addreft.
" Tho' from no golden heap I came,
Nor boast a purse-proud pwner ;
A sterling {billing is my name,
And loyal is the dobdr.
His debts when paid, he found me o'er,
And gave me with good will;
Oft wiih'd me geld, or what is hidfc,
But equal to his teal."
I fee thy little heart pants high,
And pants in every firing ;
Then on with energy and cry,
" Britannia AND her King."
The MEDLEY—No. 156.
Poetical Repertory.
Eben'r Wentworth 28 53 1 13
Richard Willand 100 °5 2 40
William Willand 100 97 % 37 5
Th. Wallingsford 100 85 2 41
Daniel Young 100 2 9 3 16
OSSIPEE.
Theo. Atkinson 200 9 ° 6 5
do 3 °° 45
Jonathan Odiorne 4 co 33
John Moffatt, 200 31 43 3
Th. Wallingford 400 14 '65
do 400 5
Richard Wibird 40 0 ,5
do 400 3'3 5
Jonathan Steele 2 5 *7 '5
John Kenniflon, jr IC ° °° ,
occupant, road lot 100 °° 5
Sundry Lots in ,°° 9 2 21 5
the 2d or upper 100 10 2 21 5
division, 250 *4 2 21 5
do 27 2 31 5
do 28 2 21 s
do 3 2 2 21 5
do 39 % 21j
do 43 2 &I 5
do 61 1 21 3
do 6i i 21 5
do 62 2 21 5
do 65 2 2'l 5
& 94 2 ?x 5
do 95 2 A 5
do 96 2 21 5
do 99 2 21
do 100 2 21 5
do log 2 21 5
do 102 2 ilg
do 103 2 21 5
do 10, 2 2i 5
EFFINGMAM.
Jeremiah Avery 25 41 1 5
Joshua Brown 200 50 2 21 5
Walter Bryant 100 2 7 2 21 5
Nathaniel Drake 200 32 2 21 5
Le<i Dearborn, jr zoo 46 2 21 5
do 56 36 x 82
John Dearborn, jr zoo 54 2 21 5
Simon Dearborn 56 54 1 4
Nathaniel Hobbs 7 2 4 X 5
John Johnson 15 25 2 J
Benjamin Johnson 50 60 1 4 5
John Kennifon 100 2 4 2 17
Mat. Livermore ,20 6 2 5
Ebenezer Levering, 100 59 2 22
do 56 17 1 4
Thomas Leavitt 200 86 2 43
Moses Leavitt 260 48 2 2X 5
John Leavitt , Zoo 1 2 21 5
Thomas Leavitt ' 54 86 1 20
Tho's Marfton, jr 56 20 1 6
Simon Marfton 40 61 2 15
Simon Marfton 6 15 1 X
Slab Marfton 23 61 I 5
in Moffatt too 55 2 17
niel Marfton 36 j 3 1 3
Jonathan Marfton 200 75 2 21 $
Janies Marfton 38 48 1 4
Solly & March too 39 , 43
do 28 43 x 35
^imon Niidd -56 49 1 4
jotham Odiorne 56 47 1 6
Benj. Perkins 17° 2 7 2 37
Joshua Peirce 15° 66 2 43
Thomas Parsons 56 5° 1 4
jona. Page, jr 200 69 2 21j
John Shepherd 200 11 2 52
Ebenezer Smith, 168 23 2 36
Samuel Smith 145 2 2 85
Daniel Sandborn 100 >SB 2 43
Tohn Taylor 28 37 x %
Joseph Towle 32 82 1 2
Josh. Wingate, 34 too 3 2 io
do 56 too I 6
Jona. Wedgwood 290 29 2 26
William Weeks 200 22 2 34 5
James Wedgwood .56 ±9 1 4
John Wentworth 200 63 2 17
do 56 13 I 3J
T. Widlingsford 200 60 2 86 5
do 56 16 1 2 5
John Wingate, jr 56 34 x 4
D. Wedgwood 120 97 2 85
vdp 56 57 x 4
Jona, Wedgwood 40 52 1 3
Wear Drake 200 20 2 43
Nath'l Drake 56 2 9 x <3
Joshua brown, jr 56 22 I 3 5
Theo. Atkinson, 56 59 1 4
ISAAC FELLOWS, Collector 30th
eollettion Diftriß'
Quadrant for /ale.
An excellent QUADRANT, made
on purpose for an unfortunate matter
of aveffel, arid is recommended from
trial to be as good a one as can be made, is left
ro/tththePrircer hereof.
State of NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
'County, of Strafford,f.
XrOTICE is hereby given to the-oon-
T'refidrut proprietors and owners of rights,
lots, or parcels of land in the towns of Effing
ham, Offipee and Wakefield, in the county and
Elate above mentioned, and situated in the 30th
collection Diftri&,on which the dirc& tax re
rcams unpaid, which became due and payable
on the Bth day of January 1800, purfaant to an
aft of Congress palled the 14th July 1798, in
titled an ad, to lay and collect a direct tax, &c.
that so much of said land as will fatisfy the tax
or taxes, affixed to each right, lot or parcel here
after named, together with cost and charges,
will be fold at public auction, at the times arid
places hereafter fpecified,„unlefs prevented by
previous payment^viz.—-a.l that remains unpaid
of the said tax in the town of Effingham, at the
dwelling-house of Col. Carr Leavett, in said
town, on the 25th day of May, at 10 o'clock
A. M. All that remains unpaid in the town
Os Offippee, at the house of Capt. Jacob Brown,
in said town, on the 26th day of May, at 10
o'clock A. M.—All that remains unpaid in the
town of Wakefield, at the hpufe of David Copp,
Esq. in said towp, on the 2,th day of May at
10 o'clock A. M, '. .
Unknoton original Owners
WAKEFIELD, Acres. No. Div. Cts.M.
Theo. Atkinson 100 ,1 x x 2 0
Tliph't Cromwell 67 67 2 40
Eben'r Downs, jr I °° 4° 2 36 £
Thomas Downs 100 7 2 2 18
Paul Gerrifh 10° 27 2 18
Thomas Nock, do 94 I 18
William Parker do 55 2 36 5
"Samuel Page's gore 9 1
Benjamin Roberts ^ 0 % 18
Eben'r Roberts Go 18 2 36 $
Joshua Roberts do 59 I 4°
do do 59 2 40
William Stiles do 23 2 18
Richard Huffey 55 .26 2 14
Benjamin Ham „5° *4 X 18
Solly & March ^0 77 2 18
James Marden '.55 74 2 18
Pierce & Moore z o° 8 3 1 18
STAMPS
(Agreeably to the new regulations of Government,,
Os the following denominations —•
4 —l0 —,0=25—30 —50 & 75 Cents
each—For sale at C PEIRCE's, Bookstore, N^
~ Daniel-ft«: Portfrr.eUth, New-Hampfhifc.
ABSCONDED from their Lodgings,
Tueiday night last ABEL BAKER
and his wife, who took from the fubferi
ber several articles of wearing apparel—
carried off also three or four Hundred
Dollars value in dry goods chiefly in
Cloths, with a niutiticr of Watches
fwipctea from Others. Likewise a
Horse and Sleigh, the horse middling fix
ed, of a dark brown. —Said Baker is a
Tayler bv trade, is about ^ feet 8 inches
high, rather dim, light complexion, mod
est in his appearance';moderate in his
motions and innocent in his looks; is a
bout 28 years old-=bis Wife is rather tall,
has a landy complexion, light bro wn hair
and a blue uprightly eye. —Whoever will
apprehend said Thieves and swindlers,
or give such information as that their
persons may be arretted and the property
recovered, fliall be infilled to the above
reward, and all neceffarv charges paid, by
TIMOTHY WINN.
POTrfamih. Feb. 20, I^ol.
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
AT PORTSMOUTH.
Mr. Alden has it
in contemplation to resume his instruc
tions for young ladies, early in the
month of A^ril.
Reading, writing, arithmetic, geo
graphy, English grammar, composi
tion, and the rudiments of the French
language will be taught, as the plteafare
of those, who may honor him with
their attendance, shall prescribe.
Four afternoons, a week, will be de
voted to the frafinets of inftru&ion.
If any young ladies, but of town,
Should be disposed to attend this insti
tution, they may be accommodated
with boarding at the house of the in
ftru&or.
A LIST of Land io Gilmanton and
Barnftead, in the 23d Collection
DiUria, in the State of New-Hnropdiire,
with a ftitement of the Direct Tax aflef
fed thereon, owners unknown.
NAMES OF
ORIGINAL PROPRI- lu^^
ETORS, ^ ^'
GILMANTON. §'n^ ;,^
Theodore Atkinson, 40 3 8 2 025
Robert Auchmooty* 40 11 82 25
Ward Clark,* 40 28 22 17
Jonathan Colcord, 40 10 82 25
Ephraim Dennet, 49 29 2 2 25
ditto,* 100 12 16 2 21
John Folsom, 100 10 82 84
Jibet Fitch, 100 11 1 2 84
Andrew Frost, 40 4 12 25
ditto, too 4 40 21
ditto,* 100 11 152 fa
Nicholas Gilmanjr. 40 11 2 2 34
ditto, 100 56 up. part 42
Samuel Gilman, 3d*4o 582 25
Richard Gliddenjr. 40 43 31 25
ditto, 40 36 52 2;
ditto, ICO I to 2 120
Jonathan Hilton, 24 1 § 2 20
Cyprian Jeffrey,* 100 716 2 ,84
Clement Hews, 40 2 82 2§
Richard Jennings* 100 10 3 2 21
James Leavitt, 100 742 21
Ephraim Philbrick* 50 5172 21
Oliver Smith, 100 8 22 42
Coffin Thing, 100 §52 84
Nathaniel Webster, 40 8 82 2$
Thomas Wilfon,* 100 412 2 25
Peter Weare, 40 3 2 2 ,?4
Rich'd Wibirdjr.* 100 41 up.part 84
Rich'd Wibird,Elq.loo 16 9 2 84
ditto,* 100 11 62 151
Richard Waldron, 40 ^42 17
Unknown, [^ ^ „ „
Samuel Oilman? j'r. 40 38 51 25
Samuel White, fafq. 40 44 5 1 25
ditto, 4° 45 5 1 2 5
Mason Proprietors, 156 31 63
ditto, . >s° 4 1 S 2
ditto, i§o 5 1 42
ditto, 150 61 4 2
ditto, 150 12 31
BARNSTEA2.
Jetho Bickford, 60 100 011 t
ditto, 100 113 10 2 84
John Decker, 60 6§ 1 50
Samuel Damfy 100 99 2 2 52
Arch. McFredrick, 60 93 1 §0
Levi Furbur, 6b 62 1 76
ditto, 60 63 1 50
Samuel Fabins, ipo ,§ 2 84 I
Gilbert McFredrick, 60 90 1 76
Nicholas Pickering, 60 53 1 50
ditto, 60 60 I 50
Matthew Plant, 100 81 2 63
Lemuel Bickford, ico ii 6 2 84.
Tho's W. Waldron, 60 59 1, 50
Benning Wentworth,6o 67 1 50
The foregoing is' a true copy
and flatement, and the owners are hereby
notified that unless laid Tax is paid to
me within 60 days from this date, so
much of (aid land will be fold at Vendue
as will pay the tax thereon with charges ;
as the law direAs, at thedwelling-hotife]
of Col. AGilmau, inoholderiu Gilmanton,
on Monday,he 11th day of May next,
at 10 o'clock, A. M.
David Sanborn, CoTeElor.
*, N.B. To each of those lots mark
ed with * are annexed a 4th division
common fliare in my lift, tax 3 cents up
on each. IW. 24
To be Let ^ Leafed,
A Good FARM in Spatham,
within half a mile of the Meeting
house, for particulars enquire of
Eliphalet Ladd.
STOP THIEVES,
And receive thirty Dollars reward.
Terms may be known on , application.^
fr »„4>%%4>g#««*«<«<«'
DIREC 1' TAX.
,fl received, and far sale i,
Timothy Winn,
buck-freet —A general assortment of
GO O D S,
suitable for the season, — viz.—
BROAD and sorest Cloths;
Kerfeymeres; Coatings ; Daffiis ;
Baizes, Flannels, Swanfdowns, Swanikins
—Camel's haic Shawls of various kinds.
WAS left atii House in this Town,
four or five weeks since, in the
evening,a box of SPERMACETI CAN
DLES: the bearer thereof unknown,
; and no message left—the owner can have
Ithem again, by enquiring of the Printer,
and paying for this adverrifement.
Port/moatb, March 6; l8or„
Hopkins' Celebrated Elastic
Satins ; Luteftrings, Modes ;
Calicoes ; Chintzes ; Furniture Chintzes,
Calamancoes; Durants ; Tammies ; Mo
reens. A large variety of
Muffins; Cotton Cambricks;
Mufliuetg; Dimities; Wildbores; Cam
blets ; Linens, Holland ; Cottons ;
Shawls; Handkerchiefs; Cotton, worf
ted and silk Hosiery ; long and Chart Kid
Gloves, silk ditto; Laces; Edgings ;
Ribbons, &c. &c.—Also—
Hyfon, Souchong & Bohea Teas,
Poland Starch ; a lew dozen English
Mustard ;—with than, other articles too
tedious to mention, all which will be fold
whplefale and> retail.
totomßmcßtßtfcittetemßraratmmt
Abner Newhall,
Invites his friends and Cuflomra to call at his
SHOE STORE,
,Daniel Street,
Where they will find 4 nice
Assortment of
S HO E S, &c.
Which he is lira ofenidg ; —
Among which are,
Aver, handfeme afotment of
gentlemen's Shoes, equal to any
ever brought into this town,, „.
Boot Legs ; half Boots ; Mo
rocco Leather ; Calf Skin ; Neats Leath
er, and Mogbafons. — also —
Trunks of every size;
And as neat an assortment ts„
Ladies' Kid, Morocco and other
SHOES, as ever imported.
THAT pleasantly situated
HOUSE near the North
School-house, in this town, with an ex
cellent cellar under the fame, with a beau
tiful garden spot, the Agiisdua leading
into said House; also the privilege of an
excellent well of water —late the proper
ty of Dea. Perkins Ayers. Said place
will be fold reasonable — For particulars
inquire of
Richard Salter.
Port,mouth, Feb. 28, 1801.
On moderate terms and long credit,
A Valuable FARM
CT"' n Kittery, ad
joining Brigadier Frost's
now occupied by Noah
Johnson— For further par
ticulars, enquire of the Printer.
TAKE NO TICE,
ALL Persons having accounts
open with the Subferiber, are re
quested to call on him for fetxlement, he
will attend to that business it bis Store
the whole of the month of March next,
Sunday's excepted.
Nathaniel Nayfon.
Berwick, Feb. 27, iS or.,
To be fold reasonably,
AVery pleasantly firuated HOUSE
and Barn, and about one acre of
Land, 2^ miles from the Academy in
Gilmanton, the hoofe is 58 feet by 24 ;
22 feet two story, well finished, and is an
excellent stand for a trader, has been oc
cupied for that purpose.—For further
information enquire of the Printer or
DAVID SANBORN, on the Premises.
CHEAP STORE.
— LOS T,
Between Pordmoutti arid Moul
tenborough, in. O^ober last, ten
thotifand rod NaMs,&md ten pounds white
Lead, belonging ten Jonathan Wiggin,
whoever has the above articles and will
give information to, the Printer, fliall be
haudiomely rewarded by
THOB4AS SHANNON.
: Moultonborough, Feb. 23, 1801.
A TENANT,
IMMEDIATELY wanted, to
improve a farm in Durham, adjoining.
Great Bay, now occupied by Mr. John
Edgerly—none need apply without a
good recommendation —for further infor
mation enquire of GEORGE FROST
SMITH, at No. , Portsmouth Pier.
A Convenient Dwelling-House
at the South end, near the town
wharf, Suitable for one or two families—
for further particulars, apply to
Nathaniel Melcher.
Razot Straps and PaJlc,
is now received and for file at C. Peirce's
and It Treadwells Book%re<, Pertfmouth.
TO BE SOLD,
FOR SALE
To LET,
WHEREAS, Lucy Hill,
wife of the fubferiber, has for a
riumber of years, behaved more like a dis
; traded person, than a rational being, she
having destroyed property for me to a
;large amount, and still continues to carry
from my house, the necessaries of life,
that I have laid in, for the support of my
family; and his even carried the beds &
bedding from my house, and my watch, .
and disposed of the fame, & no one knows
what flie has done with the proceeds, and
every thing that (he can lay her hands on
is conveyed away in like manner; I there
fore, think it my duty to forbid all, and
every person, trading with my said wife,
or receiving any thing (he may offer them
for sale or as a gift—as lam willing to
support her in as bandfome a manner as
any person would wifli to be supported,
and hirea maid to attend solely to her, and
provide for her things as bandfome and
fafhionable as any perlon in her (tending
in life can reasonably desire; if (lie will
only let me live in peace and quietness,
and hot rob me and my children of pur
property so unjust and cruelly. I now
again ftri&ly forbid any person from hav
ing any further tradings or concerns winh
her, as lam determined to prosecute every
such person to the utmost rigor of the
, Law, and hope these friendly hints will
be ftriaiy attended to by persons in Portf
mouth,as well as in Kittery orelfewhe%
^nd not give the fubferiber any further
;trouble. , ISA. C HILL.
N. B. The fubferiber has for a number
of years pad, been wretchedly imp^
upon, by people palling thro' bis fields,
treading down bis grass, destroy%
I grain, carrying off apples and P,rs,co%
I potatoes, &c. and throwing down
fences and walls, and in various
I ways very much injuring bis propcr y,
therefore, he now takes the iibe,
I bid all perlons from entering ' f 2
I Tute,by puffing over b, wj
lother manner, except ma > y
{ coming to his house; if they Q'b e y
-will be dealt with as the law points out ,
i teis very aria ^ ^q^l'
[k^i ^tab 3,^ h
CT For a more full description of
these Valuable Medicines, and several affidavits
attesting very important advantages derived
from their use, fee a lengthy Hand Bill publish
ed with the Oracle of the 28/6 ult, &c.
Boolfericr, No. 5, Daniel-,reel. Port,mouth,
HA'S just received a frefh supply of
, the following highly approved PA
TENT MEDICINES, viz.
Hamilton's Worm Destroying Lo
zenges—Hamilton's Elixir, for the. hooping
cough, fore throats, &c. Hamilton's Genuine
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for rheuma
tifms,gont, &c. Hamilton's Grand Reftbrativc;
Dr. Hahn's Genuine Corn Plaster; Genuine
Persian Lotion, for the cure of pimples, freckles, 4
ringworms,&c. Damaik Lip Salve; Dr. Hahn's
Genuine Eye Water; Restorative Powder for
teeth and gums ; Dr. Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills;
Tooth Ache Drops, being a certain cure; Head
Ache Drops, Ague and Fever Drops, being an
infallible cure for Agues remittent and inter
mittent fevers ; —fovercign and fafe Ointment
for the itch, warranted an infallible cure at one
application ; Dr. Leroux's Patent Vegetable
Specific, a certain cure for venereal complaints,
in every Rage
Dr. Anderson's or the famous
Scots PILLS
C The ribeye Valuable Medicines
are fold only by Charles Peirce, in New-
Hampshire, any by Themes & Andreses, Bo,on.
Also Received from R. Bad Meuyort and for sale
The cordial Balm of Gilead,— And
Andrews' Specific Lotion ^ifo—
A Guide to Health, fad edition.
THE KIOST STRIKING LIRE
NESSES PAINTED IN MINI&
TURE; BY fr. ROBERTS.
CT Please to apply at Col. Brew
star's, or at this office.
Ladies and Gentlemen waited on
at their houses. March 6.
A heih supply of
Valuable patent medicines
just received from Lee & Co's wholesale florc
Minjattife Painting
40 Dollars Reward.
WHEREAS some evil mind
ed mifehievous person or persons,
have lately disturbed the peaceable In
habitants of this town at late hours in the
night, by destroying their property, and
behaving in aver, ar acinus manner,
but more particularly in repeatedly at
tacking one house in Water-street, with
clubs, poles, &c. and by throwing large
stone sinto the windows, and breaking;
the lashes, glass and all before them, into
the keeping and lodging rooms; thereby
endangering the limbsand lives of the in
nocent women and children, and par
ing them in great fear ; and other enor
mities have been done by their nefarious
hands. Therefore the Seleamen, do
earnestly recommend so every class of
Citizens to exert themselves to prevent
any disorders in future, and hereby engage
to . pay the above reward of FORTY
DOLLARS, to any person that will
give proof fufficient totonvia the person
or persons, that have committed the a
bove mentioned riotous ads, before any
court proper to try the fame.
GEORGE GAINS,)
MOSES WOODWARD, (Selea.
SAMUEL HUTCHINGS, (men.
ELIJAH HALL, )
Portsmouth, Feb. 27, 18%
Charles Peirce,
TAKE NO TICE !
in Baltimore.