United States oracle and Portsmouth advertiser — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-08-06 00:00:00, page 3

TROY, N.Y, JULY 2s.
Paring thelaft circuit in this county,
, honorable chief gave the following
toaftia the castle of Eudolphus : "Let's
fcaft and riot on the fleets of federal ,
spoil —May we recline under their vine (
apd fig trees, whilst they hew our wood<
and draw our water. Another, whose 1
rank is one grade higher gave the next,'
which was, “ Our courts of law —May।
their rigours be dealt to republicans.
with sparing hand, but meted out to<
federalifts pressed down and running<
over ; they have had their day, let us 1
have ours."
O
BOSTON, AUGUST 4.
From Cape-Francois.
Extrafl of a letter from Cape Francois, dated fut,
IQb, 1803.
" Our port is blockaded by several
Tiritn (hips of war, the commanders
of which have declared the island in a
Rate of siege, and order the American
vessels not to enter our port. They
have taken two French frigates,a cor
vette, two armed brigs and molt of the
coasters round the island ; also have cut
several French vessels out of the port
of Jeremie.
ARREPE..
In tie terne of the French Government tie General
in Chief, Captain General of the colony of St.
Domingo decrees :
Art, I. The duties eßablifhed by the
tarifof the loth Nivpfe hit (3th De
cember) on the commodities herein af
ter enumerated, are fopprefrid, to wit
on grain, biscuit, tice, and all kinds of
salt provisions whatever.*
11. These articles will be admitted
to entry free of duty. Tbe?importer
will be fubje^ed only to the fees of the
guftom house, and other duties estab
lished by regulations.
111. This exemption from duty (bill
continue during the war, to commence
from the date of this arete in all the
ports of the > >lony, which are hence
forward open to forei n commerce.
IV.,The Colonial Prefer is charged
with the execution of this decree, which
will be inserted in the official Gazette.
At the quarters of the General or the
Cape, the 16 Meffidor, nth year
(July stha)5 tha )
Dth. ROCH^MBEAU.
Force efie conforms
Far ordre le Secretaire General de la RefeCure
# .MERCERON.
*By all binds of jalt proifons is to be under
flood only the following articles . —Beef pork, but
ter, lcrd;fnlmon, maciareh be,rings, and codfifo.
^m JEREMIE.
Captain Harris, of the febr. Cygnet,
drived at Baltimore in 16 days from
Jeremie, informs, that the inhabitants j
were leaving the place as faft as they ?
could obtain veilels to take them off—
-1400 had left it a day or two previous
to the failing of the Cygnet, for St.
Jago. • ~ '; tr
From GUADELOUPE.
Capt. Boardman, arrived at Nevr.
buryport on Monday last, in 23 days
from Guadalotipe, mentions that citi
zen JecQme Bonaparte arrived there a
bout the 20th June, and immediately
after an embargo was laid, which was
not taken off tin the day before he fail,
cd, July 8 ; Mdikeis were dull, and a
g-eai number of Americans in -the
island had not been blockaded,butthey
expected it :—one. of his Nifty's fri
gates cruizing off there had taken
twelve or fourteen French privateers in
tlre river Salle, and. lent them m.
By fcverals recent arrivals in differ
ent parts of the United States, from
the Wert-Indies, we derive the pleas
ing information that our Commerce
meeti twith,no improper embarrassment
from Britiffi cruizers; 2nd that our
Seamen are protested fromimpreffment
on the declarations of their icfpe^iye
Captains, that they are citizens of.the
United States. These instances of ci
vility ought not however, to prevent
them from pofTeffing a Certificate of
citizenship.
. The fliip Mohawk, capt. Berry, has
arrived ?;Ncw Castle., (Delaware) ftorc
Londonderry, with 320 passengers, all
in good health and ready for service.
,' c~— , , ..
Thereports which have prevailed in
town, of the yellow fever having brok
en out in New-York,feem by no means
to be corroborated by the papers of that
city ; the official report of deaths fion?
the 23d to the 30th ult. on the contra
ry, date that but one person had died,
during that neriod,of Fever.- Ofother
cifelcs, the 'total number appear to be
no greater than in the preceding sum
mer months.
—o—
— Anderson, just arrived from
Martmico and St. Thomas, informs,
that a number of Americans and oth
er neutrals bouhd to Martinique, had
been pievented entering Fort Royal,by
the British cruisers, that are constantly
off there. „
Information had been received at St.
Thomas that Porto Rico was open to
Americans.
Capt. Thompson, arrived at New-
Yoik, reports, that he spoke off Cape
Antonia, the (loop Union, from King
ston, and was informed by the captain
that on the 2d July, a French frigate, a
national brig and schooner, with troops
on board, were sent in:o Kingston by
the British cruisers.
NET- LONDON; AUG. 3, XBOj.
Unfortunate Casualty.
On Thuriday out, John Morgan, jr.
Charles Crocker, and two others, ot Wa
terford, were collecting sea-weed in Jar
dan Cove. In hauling the scow along the
edge of the channel Morgan,who was un
able to swim, dipt in and Crocker an ex
cellent swimmer to save him plunged af
ter. A third feeing them both likely to
drown hastened to their assistance but they
seized on him in fucM a manner that they
al! went to the bottom together ; lie, how-I
ever,while at the bottom,by a violent ex-|
ertion, extricated himfelt, and reached the;
Ihore, so exhanfted as to be unable to
(land. Morgan and Crocker were drown
ed. They were nfehil young men.
0 ;.'
CONCORD, N.H. JULY ±2
FIRES. —On Monday the iith inst aboutl
XL o'clock, che dwelling house of Messrs Da
vid and Daniel Stickney, in the south-westerly
part of this town, was confuted by fire. It is
feppofed to have caught by force (parks from
the chimney, as the fire was firft difeovered on
the roof. Th^re being no persons at home
except the women, very little property was
saved. A quantity of corn which had been|
deposited in the garret, and all the provifi ,ns|
in the cellar, we are ferry to learn were da
ftruyel,ft is sincerely to be hoped, that the
liberal hand of benevolence will be extended to
the iudufirious fafferers.
Oa Monday night last, the Clothier's Shop I
of Mr David Wallingford, in Hopkinton, ,
was confirmed by fire,, with a considerable
quantity of cloth, &c. belonging to him and
others. As there had been no fire kept in the hop
for more than a week, it is feared this misfor
tune was rot merclyiaccidental,. but that tome
malicious person mull havedefign&i an injury
to Mr. WalhcgsforZ 'fhis fufpition is ren
dered the more prevalent, by a circumstance,|
about a year ago, of Mr. Wallingford's hav
ing a horse taken from a pasture and tied in
the woods, where he was not difeovered till he
had died for the want of foods We Under
hand that a foebfeription is railing for the re.
lief cf Mr. Wallingsford.
—^—,.Q —
ACWORTH, (nh) JULY 4.
Bevs Ofroyed.
Or the rA inst. an old Baar together with
two.cuhs, were difeovered in a cultivated field,
about one mile Faff of the meeting house inAc
worth, making their way into an adjoining
tre&of woodland; so circumferjbed by redds
and iatorovements, as tb contain about zoo
acres. Information was fpeedil, given to the
inhabitants in every direction, who hastily col
lected around fa : .d tract of wood land, and after
fettling their plan of procedure, advanced for
ward, maintained their circle, and without ac
cident,or great difficulty; in the use of powder
and ball, dispatched the beast and her attend
ant progeny. No focner were theft lifelefe
lumps carried to the Common in Acworth
than those parts which were valuable were d!f
pofed of in the way of auction. The proceeds
were fufficient, and procured so much Lemon
punch as gave cv, y man a merry heart which
doeth good like a medicine. Thus the residue
of che day was spent inhilarity and conviviality.
An occurrence somewhat similar to the above
tock place about two months since; two men
belonging to Acworth, difeovered ah Old Bear
I making off front a large tree, made prostrate by
I the wind, under the roots of which, by examin
iation. they found three cubs. After capturing
the cubs, repeated trials were made by Oratagem
in the use of one of the cub,, which was kept
alive for the purpefe to destroy the old one, but
all attempts proved fruitless. At length the
inhabitants cf ;Acwortb, affixed by a number
belonging to Alftead, turned cut and surround
ed the woods, had the good success of accom
plishing the object of their pursuit.—Thus by
the vigilant and active efforts of. the inhabit
ants of Acworth, seven bears have been deftrov
ed this season. It is a happy circumstance that
other Towns have been equally vigilent in de
(lrrying Bears and Wolves infefting the fame.
The towns of Lempfter, Marlow, Alftead and
Acworth haye killed twenty of those voracious '
animals which greatly infefted our country.'
_tm±etzx.,F-se—-tevn.—w —te—meCTXCTwrt
Portsmouth,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1803.1
Extract of a letter to a merchant at Phi- i
ladelphia. Paris, May 30, 1803. i
“ I have new the (atisfadion of in
forming you, that in virtue of a con-;
vention lately entered-into by our min- 1
irterswith thisgbvernroent,aliAmerican!
claims which are embraced by the 2d & !
3d articles of the convention concluded|
in September, 1800, are to bedeviled 1
by a board of three American citizens
and as far as may be approved by them
are to be p^id, principal and interest, in
bills drawn by our ministers on the
treidery cf the United States ! This
board is to be formed , immediately,and
is to fit no longer than twelve months
—it will be well therefore for you im
mediately on receipt of this letter to
fend me, by two different opportunities
a notarial power of attorney for the 1
sum that may be liquidated in favor of
your veTcl the
detained by the embargo cn American
vessels %£ Bnurdeau'x, in the years 1793
and 1794 the whole of which is in ray
charge. You will indrua me by letter
at the fame time, in what Banner and
to whose order you wiffi me to remit the
bills that I may obtain for your account.
I am with esteem, Sir, yours.
(Signed) FULLER SKIPWITH.”
0
FremEUßOPE.—Capt. Calvert arriv
ed at Philadel. from Lisbon, informs,
thatit was currently reported thei e,tbat
the French bad taken and actually held
p°fifo n °f Bremen. This account is to
the last of June. Previous to Capt.
C's leaving Lisbon the British Packet
arrived there, by which it was reported
that two British frigates had been loft
one by capture, the other cast away.—
It was underflood at Lisbon, that the
French had taken porfeffion: of.Bremen,
and were preparing to go against Ham
burgalfo [As we havecorredtacccunts
of the French having taken Quack
euburg, it is very probable, that the
fame force proceeded to Bremen on its
way to Hamburg.]
From " THE CoCRAICT," ,mlsl a; Cbfle,, !
England.
The Mammoth.
SOON as the deluge ceas'd to pour
The flood of death from ffiore to (Lore,
And verdure fmil'd again ;
Hatch'd amidst elemental ftrife,;
1 fought the upper realms of life,
. The tyrant of the plain.
I On India's stores my dwelling 7 ay,
I Gigantic, as I roam'd for prey,
I , All nature took to flight!
I At my approach the lofty woods
ISubmiffive bow'd, the trembling floods
' Drew backward with affright,
Creation felt a general (hock;
The screaming Eagle fought the rock.
The Elephant was slain;
Affrighted Men to caves retreat.
Tygers and Leopards lick'd my feet.
And own'd my lordly reign.
Thus many moons my courA I ran.
The general foe of bcaft and man,
Till on one fatal day.
The Lion led the bestial train,
And 1, alas! was Quickly Cain,
'- s gorg'd with food I lay.,
;With lightning (peed the rumour Spread,
" Rejoice ! Rejcise 1, tbs Mamraclb's deed 1°
Resounds from dborej to ffiore.
Pomona, Ceres, thrive again,
; And laughing join the choral f-rain,
I " The Manmotb is no more.''
I to earth's deep caverns long immur'd.
My ik-.leton from view fccur'd,
In du:l oblivion lay, ~
Till latw, with induftty and to; ! ,
A youth fubdu'd the fiabborn foil,;
And dragged me forth to day.
to London now my body's fhown,|
I Ard while the crowd o'er every bone
Incline the curious head;l
They view my form with wond'ring eye,
And pleas d in ft ncied fafery cry,
'" Thank Usav'n, the member's dead !"
, Oh, mortals, blind to future ill,.
My race yet lives, it prospers still;
Nay—start not with furpriae;
Behold from Corfed s (mail isle,
Twin-born in cruelty and guile,
A second Mammoth rife !
He fecks, on frtnne's billow's born,
A land by revolutions torn,
A prey to civil bare ;
And seizing co a lucky time
Os Gallic fre: zy, Gallic crime,
Assumes the regal Rate.
Batavian freedom floats in air,
The patriot Swiis, in deep despair,
„ Defertsihis native land ;
While .haughty Spain her monarch fees
Submiflive wait, on bended knees,
The tyrant's dread command.
All Europe o'er the giatit stalks,,
Whole nations tremble as he walks,
Extinct their martial fire ;
The Northern Bear lies down to rest,
The i ruffian Eagle fc<k, her nest.
The Ailftriau bands retire.
S'
Yet, ah! a florin begins to fow'r;
Satiate with cruelty and pow'r,
At case the monger lies::
Lion of Britain, led by you,
If Europe's fobs the hgh r renew,
A second Mammoth dies-'
•fcte?,-»-fr>> QrQb T%fc«4*«+«4*«+^4
.7. PEIRCE'S Marine Lift.
-Arrivals & Departures, since July 30.
I Augtf I arrived febr Solly, Oravs, Detairara,
2 do brig fofepb, Salter, do
3 failed febr. Revolution, McLane, Dominicc,
4 do brig Wojbington, Coxe. Tr,inodad.
Loft of the brig Two Sifters.
u rhe brig Two Sifters, Benjamin Higgler, ;
Liaftet, was bound from Wilmington for Port- 1
Republican. .We left the Capes of Delaware'
on the 2&h Tune 1803, and our voyage was i
fuccefsful until rhe sdjuly in tha evening,when
1 the weather became Equally, with a giear .guan-|
4 tity of rain, thunder and lightning, which cauf-1
ed us to take io our light fails, -close reef our|
topsails and main fall ; the squalls came on at ;
intervals, and continued so during the night.l
At 4'oclnck, on the 4th of July, being then un
der close reefed, topsails, reefed nAinfail, fore,
Ifail and fore-ftayfeil, there came on a sudden
;whirlwind or tornado, which upset us inffantly ;
and the hatches breaking open, the water forc
; ed its way into every parr, so as to fill in If
I or zo minutes. We could not cut away the|
! mails the cook's axe going overboard with thel
I boat, and having but one knife amongst us,|
I (and a boy being below in the date-room,) we
Icut1 cut away the lanyards of the shrouds and back
j flays, and in about two hours the veffd righted.
I At which time, to our astonishment, the boy
came out of the companion-way alive ! Expect
ing that the vessel would go-down every mo
ment, we tried to take the yawl, feeing that
the longboat was Rove. With some difficulty ;
we got che final! boat clear and on deck, to our
great mortification, found her flove also : the
vessel was now filing faft, a^ the flour came out
of her. We next tried to save the long-bblc,
and, after, repeated efforts got her so as to bail
her out-Topping by wedges of soap in the holes,
and nailing pieces of soap boxes over them, and
by that means got her clear of water, and kept
! her so by constant bailing.. We then got on.
board a barrel of flour out of the water, and two
firkins of butter; with force of out cloaths, two
final! fails, foroe small spar, ropes and oars, and
at four o'clock left her, as (he was going to
pieces very faft, tommitted ourselves to the
mercy of the sea, which' was very violent, ten
of us in number, without a drop of water to
drink , and made fail to the northward and |
westward, as near as we could judge by the fun 1
by day, and moon by night. On the fifth day
we go: on board the brig Hiram, capt. James
Cullum, from New-York bound to Jamaica."
Several reprefehtations having been
- made to the Poll Mdler-Cenefal ofloffes
fnftained th the tfanfipifi>n of monies,
ihe has offered a reward or 400 dollars for
I inch information as fhali produce the colt
viftion of any agentindite Poll-Office de-
Ipartment who fhull have committed the
Idepreciation.
lOne of the leading democratic papers
I declares," wi ! h nt any (legation to the
! talents of Mr. Munroe, that previous so
Ihis arrival the negotiation Ivas already
I effected 'cy Mr. Livingflon, in all its ma
-Iterial points."
I l^e learn that the Dyjenter, and Scarlent Fever
l are very prevalent in various,arts of this State. In
;Denfeld,several deaths bave been occaJioned by tie
\former dforder,and it is fid to prevail in the Wes
-1 terh part of Vermont.
I_+- •►•» fo*fr»^ +»«+#&•«<• <t,>
MARRIED] m Giiwnto,, Mr. David
' Gould, to Miss Rebecca Elkins.§
IRev. Mr.Luckminfter's Sermons
! Just published at this Press and for file
4t Treadwells' Brokfore —Two Sermons by
j the Rer. Mr. BUCKMINSTER from the
I following texts of Scripture —
}' ''Ore Zhprifa.,.
;Ephefians ivth chapter part of the ,h v^-fe
'• Aud fhn aufwered end foil, ft f
" ter, wefaw r ne cafiing out devils iu thy
" name; arid cw,forßade him, fccaufe he
" t?llow:th rot with ut. find lizzie fail
" unto him, forbid firn r.ot : for he Cat is
' net against „§ is fir us.”
Luke ixth chapter, 49th and 50th verfee.
—o—
— The medefty and camder with which the fub
j,a of bapcifin is created in these difeourfes,
,will greatly recommend the head and hear: of
the writer,—While the mod har(K and dilin
genuous pieces are weekly published again:!
j those Clergymen who advocate the mode of
sprinkling fee baptism,and epithets wnicb would
I prove peculiarly grating to difpoSticus riot fof
tened, and humbled by tree piety, it must be
I Heartily gratifying to Christians of every Icdl,
I co find the fubjeft here created with that defcr
jcnee and awe, which is its due.'
of »-F •»+>•►>» afro# , ^fe A*.#- h
Robert Harris,
OFFERS FOR SALE AT
I No. 5, Langdon's Wharf,
I tohea, ] , ^Freffi Lemons.
I Young Hyfon, ! > * Loaf Jugag
I and hyfon j • +Swedes Jton.
(Jin. fScone Ware.
I Brandy. ^Taunton Ale,
I Madeira and Tent ! American do.
I WINES. ^Nankeens.
; Spanish Segars. p''^ Linens.
! Portfmoutb, August 5, 180?
newhampshire '
Strafford Bank.
j A HE Stockholders of the
I NewhAmpshire Strafford Ba~k
I are hereby notified that the fu » of four
I dollars on each Share will become
I pavable on the igth day of August luff.
I and will be received by the fubferiber at
Ihis office in Dover, on that day, or on
I the preceding Friday and Saturday, from
the hours of g to t o'clock.— Payment
may be made in Gold or Silver, or Bills
of the Banks cf Newbampfhire or Mas
sachusetts.. By order of the Direflo-s,
W. K. Atkinson, President.
^£^4,1803.
Female Academy,
T —°—
HE LADIES of Portfaoutb and
vicinity are informed that a Fe
j nab Academy will be opened on the 19
I SepT-mber by
^RS. MARY HART. ;
, The branches ^h. ; ch will be particu
larly attended to, are Reading, limit
ing, Arithmetic, and Geography, plain &
ornamental needle work.
Those Ladies who with to place
their children under her tuition, arc re
queued to make early application for
that purpose.
A few Misses way be accommodated
I with Board. ' Augufl 6.
I s Warm Weather Drink.
WHAT Drink is there 1) whole
fame in warm weather as Spruce
I Beer ? None !
Well then, tend immediately to C.
I PEIRCE's (tore and purchase ElLncc of
Spruce in any quantity, (hem a hslf piut
to ten gahons) and piake Beer fit for yfe
in a few hours.— May be had at above
Newyork Medical Repository,
in numbers,o the end of the 6tl? vol.
IN^WandUSEFUL?
'T I HE subscribers have pur
chased the right of uGn° and vend
ing to othyrs to be used, KENNEDY's
PATENT WINDC'W SPRINGS, in
the countiesof Rockingham & 'Strafford,
in New Hampshire, and the D ftri& of I
IMaine, except the townsof Berwick, San
ford and Wells. The ob,R of ibis in
vention was to faroiCi afawefaflener for
windows, ard convenient machinery to
raise and dower both the upper arid 1 >wer
SMI), and by the assistance of Springs to
Support it al any height that is wish-d..
Gentlemen, who have viewed Win
dows titled with these springs are of opin
ion that the invention will be of great
utility, and acknowledge that the ciefign
of the inventor is completely agcompllih
ed. The expense of fitting a Window
with tilde Springs is but about a fourth
j part ft mu< h as that of weightsarid lines;
j at the fame time more double ano left
I ladle to accidental injury. Ohl windows ,
may be fitted with Springs as well as
new ones.
Those a ho with to purchase Springs,
or to have them put on, may apply t"au,y
one of the fubferibers, who have associ
ated themicives in a companv, in the a,
bo.ve purchak, and in this fofmefs vil trie
the fignatureof Elifairiiddcn & r Co,
Elisha Whidden,
Benjamin Adams,
James Nutter,
John Locke, .
Ebenezer Clifford, Exeter,
William Arms.
N. B. Ah perlons are ' cationed against
using these Springs in the li rits of tire
purchase afore mentioned without author,
ill from the fubferibers, if they would
avoid the penal y of the law.
Prtjmenth, Cufyi.fr 1803.
1: ^ —r~e_.*_ -"•-i^r.i;
Au&ions,;i
ITTiTe'sollj,
At Public Vendue
On ThHrfday, the 18th of Aug.
if not fold at private fate before the
, above date,.
&^{' hat pEafent minted
HOUSE & LANC;
f ^rt,fl ll| "'"" ; ! brge Stable, anr
fllfelll good repair in Hgh at ir,
corner of 3cho->P.lrcet, ^
be ng fu table for a Tavern,' Boarding.
Knife, Merchant or Trader.—ft needs no
further recommendation—as it is wel:
ffiou n by ~ w rrw perfun who is accuhoi
elwi h the town of Pool muth,l, &
I fuokriber intends to move into the Sat
of Maffichufrtts.—°Any p^fon w thing
to purcbafe may know the terms by of.
plying to 'WILLIAM GRAY.
Piafm-mit Aug, t. _ N
f at Avcito:,.'
Ori A eunefdy.the,oth infant,
WILL be fold at Andica, at ;| w
(hop lately improved by Isaac
Laufman, of ths town,without rtfervi
to in- inrheft bidden for the benefit of hi
''°°d '1 the Stack tt rirade'f,z.y b:,
I n^ng to 1 hi Lakemax conlilimg of
Broadcloths, Kerleyacres, Chin;-
Zes,&c:\ •
Conditions will be liberal, and the salt;
take oLce ar y o'clock A. M, on fold 4
and to cmmur until the whole are foil
Iftac Warren, 1 Areals
Nath'l Gilman, ! for the
George Suhivan,) Creditors.
Exetr, Arg. r iSeg
'"'£ '"" ^A/gaiHS /
—o— 1 •
TUESDAY NEXT
At 8. Little's Office.
A,eat ^nfy Engiiffi & India
GOODS— cotflling cf '
Engirth and India Chintzes,
Merfeilles Quilting, MuCinetts}
Script!, Check & Color'd Ginghams.
Great variety InJia C Ttons,
Plain and figur'd Mullins.
Check'd Linens, '.
Camel's Hair & Mullin Shawls;
20 pieces Cotton Cambrick.
60 do damag'd Nankeens,
10 do Stuff Goods;
I crE Raisins, frails do.
20 boxes Soap, :
10 do Window Glafi,
4 hhds good flavor'd Rurn.-
Al lwithout reserve for cash on delivery.
At private foie —go doz. Hat
Calcs ; i trunk Cotton Hofe.'
Portfmeuth. Aug. c. 1803.
TO BE SOLD,
OTS No, 17, 20,21 and 22,
ILd front'ng an Jffey-fheer, xnd in
the vicinity of John Peirce, Esquire's
mansion house. Two thirus of the pay
ment will be deferred tn a diftaht period.
For further particulars application may
be madet Rev. Jo eph Buckminster.
of Portfmnth, or bv letter to Rev. Jon
athan Fomer, of Newton, (M e ffa.)
TWO HOUSES,
and a Crf and Failing MILL.
—o— °.
TO BE SOLD—OR LET,
A'h A NDitnmediate poT
3XlEffion given in L%
W aa ^ l ^s Fate, so cali
|on easy tc f ;, being the
s^^^^ valuable Lftate, where
I Capt. ..Sa 19LSOM has recently lived,
; with the Earn, Chaise Lfotfoard Black
-1 faith's Skip, and the Water privileges.
—Enquire cf Ehphalet Ladd.
Portsmouth, Aug. 5.
James L. Giles,
TAILOR.
INFORMS bis friends and the public
in general, that be continues to carry
on his bufinefi, at bis Shop in Bow-ftreeQ
opposite Mr. Geo. W. Wendell's, where
he has for file all kinds of ready made
CLOATHS.—He returns bis thanks
to his cuftoraen I r paftfevers and, feli.
cits a continuance of them, promising to
execute, any commands in bis line with
neaintß punßualitv and difparclu
LEAN ZED ii mediatrly-t-iwo ft mile
Apprentices to the ab^ve bu^beß- ALSO
a Lad, from 13 to 15 years of age—one
from fr cmmtrv would be preferred.
P hole, Has L ' Barter Tickets
If N the AAinlon^ Academy Lottery,
I for rite at N. ^ & W. PEIXCEV
LGUmflore, 0 nofiic the N. W. Corref< f
the Suite house, Cougrtfs-fbeer, I'orf.
— — — — — —
'h&iubiciiber forbids all
perforiiaking a no'e /.sen by him
dated Leban< n, Job 1802, and payable .
Jmipry 1803, to Richard Miller,,
for fiv . dollars, payable in Corn, and [A
he delivered at h^s b' trie in Barrington,
as laid note has been du) paid ,
Samuel Eliot.
Bai'inpen, %,'v 2;. 1803 ,
A pels careen JRcep-Sk. w iqqJ..
tipplf at this Cfi„e.