The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-08-28 00:00:00, page 4

! Hze tho't be down himfelf would throw,
~ Baut fear’d he'd after rue it 3
Aund folks wounld all laugh at him so,
He swore he would not do it. :
Indced much wisdom it doth thow,
To look before you leap, you know.
Some war like birth he ask-ed for—
A naval flation gain-ed ;-
He went and join’dthe marine corps,
To cure what him so pain-cd.
. Forvery well did Samugr know,
- “That if he died, he’d—f{topt his woe.
A cold now Towm the svrcaer took, 7
Which soon a feaver bro'ton; - 4
And life next Thursday him for{ook, -
Acold’s a very bad thing you knotw ;
©By cough. or jeaver, pop we go. -
Sam Sckkcci.s‘t’hc’n“‘tn‘RAcuér. said,
_ln sober doleful ditty; |
! Since T's M the BUTCHER how is dead,
W’ont_‘you on me have pity ?
. - ForSamuer Seracerr did not know,
What change her mind might under 2.
Says flie, l'_’!l“ncyér be your, wife; -
* “So dont’t you alk me, prithee - s
*Lwould ot have you—' pon my life,
And ejpht more tailors with VM, o
The ladics always love to-thow -
.. Their crueity to men in woe. :
Then grevious -1y did Samvee, grunt : *
Grew sick, and hourly sigh-ed § e
- But gat, 'fore long, the betteron’t, .
“Or cifel-hic might have di-ed. - . Jing
When l-ve bggiiﬁ&ﬁo_bﬁtter grow,
_ Tis not o bad toﬁr you knowy -
Racust, in time, did ehange her mind,
~delt she should die a virging © .
. To marry Sam she felt inclined ; ;
. Indeed wasvery urging.
| That lé)’vc“sjcapriéious,this doth show;
‘ What changes doth it undergo—
. Pray, ladics, ha'nt you found it so.? :
. Says Sam‘ I wont’ in great disdain——
- Lord how. was (be furpri~fed— Sy
“Shelrarat—too late—ihat tayloringmen
~«dte pot to bc"defpi-gfd." | SR
Lm_ie_'s' a R@nﬁg&ind of thing, I trow,
- Jtmakescae fecl all overfa; - .
©. Atmoveth usall toand fro;
- Itwounds the bigh and smites the low,
.~ 435 Bonapar—te s match doth thow ;
And his old wife’s .fad overthrow ;
- ‘Anadßacuzt’s unexpeted woss o ..
- And SamueL ScracoLe's pride also.
- Kentucky Mannfadtures.
“Extrafl of alehter from -a gentleman in
. Lexington, K-ntucky, to his friend in_
Charleflon, §. C. dated May 1,1810.
o Hemwp is become the grand fta
“pleof Kentucky. . In this town there
are now atwoik 9 rope walks { each
-confamesannually one bundred tons
‘of bem@ighy cotton bagging faories,
consumption 50 tons of hemp each ;.
OB LAI Gt 5 Ve mhols
&bt 1260 tons of hemp, prime cost
<3 foieno dollirsepiplpyng 4ns inds
~principally men and boys, and pro..
Ty ok B i ket et
profits. . Th» {ail cloth fadtory is now
~under engagement to deliver 500
i e ot evl Ll e o and
s s thabu peenih .
R “ r calculating
S N s TR
L RPN RO £ R B e
R P From tbe Independent Americats
. sAMscßacotr, 4
4 NEW: COMIC SONG, .
T BRI PLe Sy
A tayloring wight Sam Scracoie was,
. Of Wapbington's wide city; 7 o
And Racner Ross ne lov’d because
This Racacr. Ross was pretty. _
- Love’s a delicions thing you know,
. As makes one feel all over so.
Bat Racuer Ross did not love dim; *.
Which griev’d him very badly ;
His eyes in tears of woe did swim, :
- And sorrow funk bim sadly ! :
How much do people undergo,
- From wounds of Master Cupid’s bow 1
Like bis own needle did thé dart S
Prick him his left ribs under &
- His gizzard it did [well and (mart,
As if’t woidld burst afuader.
- _Ah!love’s a wounding thing.you know,
~ It makes one feel all over so.
His heart was hotter than his goose,
As Qill he thought about her, :
*I fee,” he cried, “ it is no use, - ‘
¢For 7 thall die without her.! =
. Never was creature troubled so, :
Since Noab's flcod long time ago.-
Ia Georgetown Tom the zorcx Er dwelt ;
- “And he was one dftwenty ; : ’
#nd Racueyr mighty withes felt
To have frefh meat a plenty.
¢ SREA LT
- Love’s very pleasant food: you know,
But beef and lamb are better tho.’
Now jealouly had feiz-ed sant:
Which like the grave is cruel,
Says he, * 1 do not care a damne—
*ll kill roM—in 2 ducl? |
For those that love will fight,you know,
And SamueL’s courage proves it {6,
Eut Tom the purcuer, having fired
A loaded pistol never, :
Had choice of weapons, and desired
To fight Sam with a cleaver, ;
~ The man that's chaleng-ed, you know,
With what he likesmay fight his foe.
But 3am would only fight with ball—
. ‘And so that matter ended —
He thenwent to the capitol; ©
And to the top ascended,
- Oh Lord! how defp'rate did he grow !
« Howf{trange that love thould work him {o’
dies,and has now at_work a throflle
‘with 168 spindles ; in _the courie of
next month he Raity a mule ©of 204
spindles. - The eftablithment already
cost upwards’of 20,000 dollars in lots,
buildings, machinery, #&c. and will
progefs gradually, as the machinery
can be made till 1,000 spindles are
in motion. . The machinery s all "
made here ; tha cotton yarns are fold .
to the country, except whatiis man
ufadlured in town, into bedvickings,
cords. jeans, chambrays, aad plain
GODS. -. o AR RN e |
"1 % There are three wool carding
machines and one for spinning. We
supply a part of Teneflze; Ohro, and
upper kouifiava, with hats, boots and
shoes, and manufadtured cotton and
linen ; we bave excellent white and
black{miths, 'cabinet makers {(our
cherry tree furniture far furpsffes in
Beauty the ‘mahogany) fancy and
windfer chair makers fancy chairs as
high as seven dollars each, three car.
riage makers, {hops, with numerous
otheis of the different employments
Our buildings are of good colonred
brick; put up in good style ; plenty
of the most beauniful white and var
iegated “marble ; footways neatly
paved with brick, and the middle
of the street with solid flone firmly
bedded. ST .
% Our exports are hemp, bale ropes,
hemopen yarns, twine, fithing lines;
seine twine, cables, tarred ropes, white
work geaerall y, cotton bagging, fail
cloth, manufadured tobacco, salt
petre, gun-powder, crop tobacco, a
bout 3,000 hogsheads yearly out of
the Kentucky river ; beef, pork, lard,
tallow candles, whiskey, 200,000 gal
lons sent down the river yearly ; fsur,
beans, potatoés, horses, bacon, hams,
&:. 'We bave two {mall banks, that
da considerable business 3 the infur.
ance office, capital 100.000 dollars,
solely cmplhye% in_difcovunting and
dealing in exchange to the eastward,
divides ten per cent. per annum for
the last five years ; the other a branch
of the Kentucky back, capital 40,000
dolars makes ten per cent. per an.
num.”? i 7: TN :
FOR freight or charter—a
-~ SHIP of 267 tons burthen,
A House to let,near the south
Sehook-hoofel . o Ayl o
For sale, St. Übes and Bona
vila SALT. e
Wanted, ten tons of {erewed
HAY.—For terms:ﬁ%ap!‘y RO
. THOMAS MANNING,
' Na. 19, on Portfmcuth Pier.
Aungult zl. b e Y
" ELEGANT STRAW
Hats and .Bonnets !
This Day received at
DRAI &R’
CHEAP GA4SH S?:ORE’
A waricty of the most elegant
Straw Hats and Bonnetts,
that have been for sale in town the present
season—some of which are of the latelt
Senarek (o R
Likewise just reccived a fur
ther supply of Seafomable © v "
“ ""PIECE GOODS.
i OB S O R S
- Uncurrent Bills.
C-ASH and the highest price given for
_4 Hillfborovgh, Chethire, Ct . v, Vermont,
Northampton and Pcvubféqt Biils, at
TAPPAN’s BOOKSTORE,
Market ‘Street, Portsmouth —Most of the
above bitls are daily depreciating ; and are
‘new only bought topay debts gt the banks
where they belong. Persons” holding any
-of this paper would do well todifpole. of it
8t its present value. - Fuly 17-~(6w)
“LEATHER. |
.. Charles Tappan,
s MarketStreet,Pﬂr{/zWa '-
£ ¢ Rkt i R e (R g eet
HAS bee-nftzzppﬂlﬁtgdf;,égumt
LT for the & Hom)ins Leatber Marofic
O o b Vot eyt
keep for sale all kinds of LEATHER by
it A B
thred by this cofporation is not inferior t¢
lower charged'tha g"“ﬁ*’ z 2
fggogwﬂww
eSR M s PR
~ Leopard Skins:
| Fuft reccived and for sale by -
. NATH. B. MARCH,
AL bEs Jhop in Dantel fireety
TWENTY elegant Leopard.
A Skins, suitable for trimming cf
Saddles, military Houfands and Hol-
Rer Caps. ' Al for sale asabsve, .
Mattrofles, Saddles, Bridles,
and Hoarnefles, and a geod assortment
of TRUNKS, and Military accoutre
mwents. 7 Angufizr.. ¢
Wanted immediately,
' SMART, adive LLad from 14
A to 16 years of age, who hasa
good education, of corre@ moralsand
{fteady habits, as an apprentice to the
- vufinefs —enquire df\‘zbi s Office.
; Pocket Book Lofts = |
| LOS‘I‘ in this town ot between
Portsmouth and Rye, on Satur.
day afternoon laft,a {mall red morocco
Pocket Book containing a” notesfor
“Yorty doilars; givén by Joseph Shep
herd'to Jehn Rand, and several re:
ceipts,. accounts &e¢. of no value to
any person but the owner——The finder
- will regeive a suitable reward by re.
- turaing said Pocket Book to the prin-
B L hegasa s Aug. 211810, .
. SOINER WANTED.
| ‘q J AJTED to hire for three or
' 'V ¥ four months,a Joiser. who
-is 2 good workman, to whom gener
! ous wages will be given.—One from
- /the country without a family would
be Xr'tjfgrred ~-Enquire of the printer.
NS MEDIOAL,
A Meetiiig of the Eastern District of New
& A& Hampfliire Medical Society will be
| Held at Exeter the Grft Wednesday of Sep-
L tember bext, wO, ol sARs 0
RT R e
STRAY£ from the yard
- A of the fublcriber'on Thuffday evening,
| a dun-coloured HORSE, bordering upon
el thout v 4 hamis highs Mioe: end
joail r@bﬂﬁwm.,.aarken than the body.
l him, thall be' well rewarded for his trouble,
| Whocever fnding said Hor(z, will retuen
o 0 4MOS TAPPAN.
LAWS. ,
"I‘ HE Laws of New-Hamp
& shire pafled Juge 1810, and all
prior feflions, may be bad at C.
PEIRCE’S Book-Rore:
- Jefferfan Turnpike Corporation.
l , j OTICE 'is bzreby given to the
k N - Proprietors of the Jefferfon
- Turapike Corporation, that the an
- nual meeting of said proprictors will
~be holden at the dwelling heufe of
- Samuel Plaifted, Esq: in said Jefferfon,
~on Monday the firt day. of O&ober:
_next, at nine of the clock in the fore
noon. thea and there, ‘when mer, to
-2 on the following articles, viz,
-1&. Tachoofs a Moderator toreg
ulate said meeting. = ;
2d. To choose a Clerk, =
3d. Tochoofe a Treafurér and a
Board of Dire@ors, - . :
4:h. To vore such sums of money
as the proprictors shall think proper
for carrying the business intoeffed. -
‘sth. "L'o make -such alterathens in’
_the bye laws as shall be found expedi-
Sl T LR R
~ 6th. Tofee if the proprietors will
accept and ratify the doings of for
e INCRTINES., & i oo ol
- Given undér my hand, this ninth day
of Julys $B1By: i e
. BENJAMIN BOARDMAN, @
R e T T eR N
X ﬁMQE‘ it
- A LL Persons who bave any de-
A7\ mands on ths eflate of o
" SIMMONS SLCCOMBE,
late of Kiagfon, Liguire, deceased,
are hereby requetted toexhibit them
to the {ubfcriber, and all p‘er{ons' in
debred to said efare, are likewise re
‘quefled to make immediate payment
to LIEVI BARPLETT, Executor,
State of Newhampfhire—Chefbire [
: NOTiCE is bereby given to the non -re
~ fident proprictors and owners of land
in the town of CHESTERFIELD, jn said
couaty, who have not paid their highway,
town,, county and {chool taxes for the year
1809~—that so much of their land as wiil
pay said taxes, with incidental charges, will
be [old at public vendue, at the dweliing
houfle of Capr. Ebenezer Harvey, inn-holder
i 7 said towp, on Monday the 29th day of
OC&ober next; at one o'clock in’ the after
noon, unlels prevepted by previous paymient
to methe fubferiber © |
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GSO ‘35 -; \?2 t&o\s a X7} 100978 ‘
A 4 HOUSE 70 LET,
CONSIST!N‘G of a Patlor, two Setting
. Rooms, a Kitchex Scullery,Store Room,
with five Chambers over ‘the fame, besides
Garrets ; with a chaile House, wood House
paved yard, &c.ncar the centerof the com
pact part of the town =~Rentil2o doliars.—
Enquircof the printer. * Aug. 13 .
_ & NewSiore. sy
;‘{Dmgs,v Medrxcl-nes, &,
o~ Frefb and pure as imported.
PEIRCE and HUBBARD.
M offer the following articles-
FOR SALE at their Storein Market
fireet, opposite to Mr. James Ruad
let’s, and .next door to Mr. Wiiliam
‘Neil’s store, on good terms for cath,
: Vl%,
Antimoniom crude ; Anti. Sulph. Aura ;
Aati Vitrum ; Aithiops Miaeralis; &gua
Fortis ; Annawo ; Miher Vitrioli ; Argen
tum Vivum, a 1 ' :
Baliams Anodynum, Capivi, Peruvianz,
Saponaceum, Polychreftum, Sulphuris, To
lutanz, Tranmatic, &ec &c. - Bace. Juaipri;
Borax;-Eolus Armenia .
" Calomel 5 Cantharides; Castor; Canftic
Luaar. Chalybs; Cindabrari Autimonii ; -
Cochineal ; Colacynthis 3 Cera Alba and
Flava ; Coulerva Rolarum Rubr. ; Coralli
Rabr. : ; o ¢
Cortex Aurantiorum, Augufture, Cafqa
rilla; Peru. Flava and Pa..lid, Simarouba,
Wintgrania. . Crem Tartari 3 Crocus ap
gelicana, and Martis Aflringens, Creea, ppt. |
- Ens Veoeris ; Ext. Cieuta and Saturni.|
“Elixir Afthmatica, Camphora, Proprietatisy
Sulutis, Stomachicum, Vitrioli Acidumy |
Parcgoric and Sto_t;%hmns. |
Emplaftrum ad Herniam, Adhesive, DE- |
ratnis, Diachiylon, fim. & com. Epifpaﬂifa,ff
Melilotze, Oxycrocenm, Roborans, Stemach
icum. Efs. Aatimonialis, Burgamot, Lemon,
Menth. Pepot. Lavender, &e &c. -« ¢,
/ Florc.sw_Bcn]zi_qn, Camomile, Lavender, Sul
phur, Zinc; Folia Anthos, Digitalis, Sena,
UVA Urﬁ. : r 3 %
Gummi Aloés, Hepatica and Sucmtxiha-‘,
‘Ammonica, Arabi¢, Affafceridz, Benzion,
Camphor, Elemi, Galbanum, Guiacuth Gam-.
bogia, Kino, Shellac, Mastic, Myrch, Opium,
Scammoninum, Styrax, Thus, Tragu‘,&ntﬂa.’ :
© Hiera Picra ; Hordeum Gallicum and
Perlatum ; lch\thyocellz k. 5
- Lapis Calaminaris ; Lith. Auri g Lig,
Quaffia; Lichin Iflandicus ; Lint |
. Magnesia Alba ; Merc. Corrosive Subli
mate ; Precip. Alba and Rubr.; Mofchus ;
Manna com. and Flake . -~ e
Oleum Amygdai®, Anile, Anthos, Carys
~ophillorum, Cianamoni, Juniperi, Lavendu
lz, Menthz Piperides, Ricini, Succini, Ter
rebinthe, Vitriokh , k.
Fatent Yellow ; Pix Bargundiz 5 Pills of
molt all kinds ; Pulvis Glycyrrhizi ; [pecac
Jalap ; Prussian Blue v
Radix Aflthaea, _Colun;b_a, Contrayerva,
Curcume, Galangal = Gtatiana, Giaftng,
Glyeyrrhizi ; Jalap ; Rbiei, India ; Sarsa
parilla ; Scilla; Serpaniatiz Virginia,' and
Seneca ; Velerian 3 Ras. Sant, Rubr. 4 Riga
Balsam ; Rotten Stone :
. BSac. Caut. Hordear®, and Saturni; Sago
in grain ; Sal. Abfintbz, Amtoniacus, and
Volatilis ; Sal. Epsom and Glouberi ; Sal
Martis, Nitri, Soda, Succini Volatil=, aud
Tartari, Seminim Anifi ; Cardamom
Carui ; Coriandri ; Slippiry Elm Bark;
Spiritus Lavender comp, ; Nitti Duic, ; Sal.
~Ammoniac, Volatilis o}, Mariaus, Viai
‘Redified, Suc Glycyrrhizi; Syrupus Buck
thorn ; Sperma, Czti, - ¢ g :
. Tartar Emetic and Soluble ; Terebinthz
‘Venetia ; Tinct Alafeetidz, Cort, Peru &
‘Huxhami, Castor, Caatharides. Colombo,
Guiacumm, Ipecacuana, Martis, Myech,
Rhbael, Sagea . /0 0 N _
Uongentum - Baliicum Flava, - Citrinun,
Mereurial Mitius and Portis ; Vitroli Alba
and Romana; Vermillion ; Black and Red
‘Lead; Ivory Black ; Callile, Palm 4
Wind{or Soap and Wash- Balls, Ao
Stone’s patent steel spring Tiuf=s 5
Gum Laccets ; lancet Cases, from
275.t0 335. each 3 Tooth intruments,
-various kinds 5 Crooked Needles, Set
on, do. Probes, Biltories ; Syringes ;
Clyfter Syritiges from cne cunce to
~2lb. Tvory Clylter Pipes ; Male and
Female Carheters; fexible Metalic
do. Cupping Glafles ; Brealt Pipes ;.
“Sucking Bottles and Horns'; Urine
Bottles 5 Lamp Gilaflcs 3 pungent
Smelling - Bottles ; milk of Roses 3
-Teeth Bruthes and’ Rakes ; Spatulas,
&c. &c. ' . ALSO, THE FOLLOWING
9 ; oA x XIS vh i :AYJ..
PATENT MEDICINES, wiz.
Anderson’s, Lee’s, and Jar,
vis’ Pills 3 Dennison’s . Biners, spice
do. Bateman’s pectoral Drops ; Brit
ith Ol 3 Haarlem Qil ; Honey Wa
‘ter to prevent hair.from turning grey ;
Hooper's Female Pills ; Turlington’s
Balsam of Life ; Steer’s Opodeldos ;
Boxes cold Cream ; Scotch Itch Ointe
anent 3 Cephalic Snuff ; Essence of
FPeppermiut’ ; = Btoughton’s Elixir 3
Keonedy’s Corn Plaster ;- Court Plaf
it &e. s e
. And for the cenvenjence of the Gick may
be bad as above, tiie best of WINES, vig—
“Madeira, Lifboa, Red Port and Malaga=
Aifo-~Freth TEAS of the itk quality ; belt
‘Turkey FIGS, Raisins, Tamarinds, Nutmegs,
teal. Cinnamon, Caflia, Cloves, : Alifpice,
Peppery & Lump SUGAR, Loaf Coffee, Rice,
Ginger ; WIRUM; GIN, &c. &c.
_ A few dozen, bottles of ' real
~ In addition to the above as:
fortment, they bave joft seccived
Soa g el B S e S e SR e
conflignment ' of Medical, Surgical,
Chemical and Classical BOOKS, to
AR R ; R “
gether with an allortment: of Bibles,
erally.t el
- * X Cooftant attendanee feom finrife until
10 o'clock, cvening-~and ¢ very favor grate
fully acknowted: e
e \ i Y, R & v,?e»‘\ ««3* ,5“ AU
~J. Hubbard would inform
the public that hthas made it L& chief
10 ke Wl eonined WAL Mo
Heda ﬁgyféﬁfw ol the Wi folteis
“and trusts that be: hag it in his pewer 1o
e e g @ S el SRR i SRR ST
a'ﬁ 5. tnll-onth oe i g Y 00,
fee fit.to. call on hir in the line of his pro-
Vool e T e e e :.:r"ﬁ»ﬁu%' B
session—Al orders from physicians, or fam.
RS TR St ke ““*é;xmvf@
e o oo AN e et
.t B T e
< suitable direftions. " v AR T
,«“:"“ 7 e g ha:m &
s P Wy o
}fﬁﬁéﬁﬂfﬁde d to his for
& & merstock, a compicie assortment of
s TR € el A BRI 4 y ; .
ok ﬁ"‘-"&:'mgg@tﬁ?ﬁw‘ 3f t{)' prcf’y'ax"d;
Jaconet ditto from 2/6 to 10/—fome par.
- ticuolatly for gentlemen's Nockerchiefs ;
- Plain leno, riddie, lappet, spotted leno, tams
. bor'd, purple, pink and blue ditto ;-
Real lace and imitation net, fecded, vined,
- dotted, clufter’d and firip'd, faragofia,
‘hair cord, and a/great variety of ether
fathiorable MUSLINS; .
"Glaz’d, unglaz’d, corded, plaided, fine and
low priced wihite Cambrics;
Color’d and spotted ditto, twill'd and plain
of all widths and prices; <
Linen and cotton white, bordered and col
ored Pocket Handkerchiefs ; ;
Italian, Duich and Canton Crapes;
Florerce, Tudia and Italian Luftrings 5
Canton Luftres a varicty of culors 3 -
Fancy silk, Barcclona and Bandanna Hdkfs,
Sarfoets, Modes and Satins 3 '
- Cambric, corded,orip’d & furn itureDimoties
Muflinets plain and corded ; . -
‘Watbiugton, Hanilton and Nelson corded
. Gingbams—common ditto, of all prices -
from 1/6 per yard wpwards ;- |
A complete assortment of Ladies® and Gen
tlemens’, Girls’ and Boys’ fiik, cotton and
- thread HOSIERY 5 baa
Holland and imperial Tapes from 3/sto 30f
per doz.—Qound and flat Bobbins;
Round and flat Wire Buttons ;s -
Bed Lace, Fringe and Cord, some new and
rich patterns ;—Furnitare Chintzes 3. 7
‘White and color’d Kid; Beaver, Sitk, Cotton
_and Thread ladies and gents ‘Gloves; -
Ruffels, Calimancoes, Durants, Duroys, Shal
~ loons, Méreens, and other Stuff Goads
_at reduced prices; s
Irish and German shirting & fheetingLingns ;
Britith Shirting acd Sheeting Cottons 3
ibbons of every defcripting ; g
ic Nic silk Gloves and Mitts at 3/ pwir 3
728tton Diapers-~Napkin and Table Clorhs
Thrpad Laces and Edgings; £ e Y
Silvgr, Gold agd Vellum Laces;
Silver and Gold Epaulets :
' Woyfled and Silk Military Sathes, Plumes,
~ Uockades, Sword Knots & other trimings 3
A gheat variety of Printed- Calicoes;
India Calicoes, Checks and Handkerc®iefs -
India Cottons of every description, from
10/ t 0 40/ per piece ;- :
Wh§zc,lm‘ff.fcarlct.‘b!uc,z Broad ClOthS
fawn,drab, light & dark & 7 0
mit. black and brOWn_S &Caﬁimeres.
Stockinctts and Imperial Cords, for gentle
mien’s pantaloons 3
Buffi bine and black Nanking j=~—Rßritifh
Nankinetts~~Jeans—-Cotton Caflimeres ;
Grandurclls and Wathington Cords; . .
Imperial Cotton-Cerd ; Brown Hollands 3
Piain and corded Velvets—-Millinetts ;
Fins—Silk--Twift.—~—=Buttons - of every
__defeription, from 2/ to 6gf per groce ;
Hats and Hat Linings--Umbrellas; :
Straw)and Chined Bonnets-~Braces 3
‘American manufadtured Stripes-—~Cheeks——
. Weaving and Knitting Yarn--Bheetiog
« Cottons ; ;
Windsor, Rose and Palm Soap;
Morocco Hats, Purses and Pocket Books.
A Jarge aflortment of} Ca\rpe'"ts and
Scotely, Ingrains 4 e
and Kidderminfter Car Petlng,
from §/6 to &/3 per yard. A v
£Larpet Bindings and Stair Carpeting.
Albof which, with a great ¥ariety of other
articles (rendering bis assortment much morz
compiete thanat eny fermer time) his cut=
tomers and others are reguefted to caii and
E‘cxa_'m\ix‘lc.' AN Y bl _Af'ay 29, 1810.
XDy St Store.
| }ﬂlA & ‘v v Cid,
| 3 \I""j oz e A { ‘./f 1" @ :
| NEARTHE MARKET, BOSTON,
f I’NFORM' “'Clothier’s and
¢ Ly _othcrs ;ha\xh,g,g {{z:_ep‘ r_’onﬁanﬂy for {ale
_every article of DYE STUER, now inufe,
with CLOTHIERS: TOOLS wf every kind:
. Dealers in Dye-Stuffs will
“find it to their advantage ro cal at the above
‘Store, where nons but the best of articles
. will be fold and at-the lowest price. .
*“Boflon; Aupult 1810. »0 . gm
... Stone Cutting, '
SM’ITH & TREAT, have
" K.t jull received a pew aflortment of Mar
~‘ble, suitable for Building stones, Graye and
- Tombh-ftoncs, ard 2 number. of Soap:fone
‘Backlogs—and keep constantly forfaie at
‘their thop, on the corner of Vaughen fireet
and Deer/fireet; a complete afloftment of
- Free: {tone hearths and jambs, clouded Mar
- ble ditto—Slate Grave Stones of all sizes,
- Paint Mi'ls, Paiot Stodes 20d Mullers—&
. many otherarticles in their line. All orders’
~will be executed with neatness and dispatch
. at thie -lowest - rare, for Cash™ dr approved
¢redity and every fdvor gratefully acknowl
o edged. . o fl}ccmbc&.{g‘,_‘lsﬁ.,’
R SIWANTERI -
| AI@R&T -rate Boot Maker
4L\ o Back Strapt work, an two
‘others on Suwarow and other work
Mtﬁémen's hne-:g to whom liberal
~ wages will be given—And two neat
- merkmen on Moroccowork, to whom
-constant employ will be 'given if en
- gaged immediptely—apply at the
Portsmoutl- Shoe Store. -~
E < Portsmouth, Aug 14 = £
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A .LL persons thatare incebted to-:
L\ or_kave aoy demads againk -
BILLEY RAND of Rye, aterre.
‘mentto . - JAMES MOSES,
S“’*Mm g 8 sow Dreecwof the
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