THE Subscriber has frequently given _Hints_ to his _Delinquent Customers_ and _Postriders_, that he was in want of Cash and has repeatedly invited all indebted to him to come forward and make an immediate settlement, without being put to any _extra cost_--he now, for the last time, informs all that are indebted to him for _Newspapers_, _Advertisements_, _&c. &c._ that an immediate settlement must be made, and all who disregard this notice, may depend upon having their Notes and Accounts put into the hands of an Attorney. To accommodate those who cannot pay money, the following articles will be received until the FIRST of JANUARY, 1803, viz. _Corn_, _Rye_, _Wheat_, _Oats_, and _Wood_--Those who have not the above articles, and who cannot make it convenient to pay the money at present, their NOTES will be received, payable in _Three Months_, provided they are given previous to the _Second Wednesday_ in _March_ next. ISAIAH THOMAS, Jun. _Worcester_, November 17, 1802. * * * * * _To be SOLD_, _And entered upon next April,_ THE House and Land now occupied by the subscriber, pleasently situated at a very public corner, in the main street, at the West part of the town.----After serving the public faithfully, for several years, as a private soldier in the army, and suffering most intolerable hardships, I am now, on account of my country's unfaithfulness, in not paying what they owe me, obliged to sell the house which belonged to my ancestors, in order to pay my debts, and to retire to an obscure hut at some distance from the town. JOSEPH METCALF. _Salem Gazette_, 1784. * * * * * An advertisement like the following is not only "quaint or curious," but it is also rare:-- ONE evening last week, a piece of Gold was passed, through mistake, at Beverly Ferry, to Asa Leech's Ferryman, with coppers, for a copper.----The owner may have it again, applying to said Leech, telling the marks, and paying the charges. _Beverly, Sept. 20, 1784._ _Salem Gazette._ * * * * * In 1798 a "Learned Pig" was in Salem, and we notice that about the same time a learned dog was exhibited. _For ten days only._ Mr. PINCHBECK RESPECTFULLY informs the Inhabitants of SALEM, that he has just arrived in this town with that great natural curiosity, the