The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1804-11-06 00:00:00, page 3

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" In thistown, Caot. Joun Warp.
'‘ROBE, 22¢d. 43 —Mr, SamMUEL Jack
sON.—Mrs. MegHiTABLE MASSE Y, ags
ed 33. wife of Mr. George Msffzy.——
Mils SARAH BEUTLER.——~Mis. Tre-
FETHERN.—=M+s SgaveY.—a child of
Capi. Samur L [diNEs. ;
~ FOR SALE Br
Waldron & Holman,
s v
ONE huiidred bbls. fuperfine
FLOUR ; 10 pipes Spanith
BRANDY ; 1o small catks Vidonia
WINE, suitable for families ; 20 bags
India SUGAR ; 15kegs GINGER ¢
10 calks GUN-POWDER : 16 bales
COTTON : 10 gr. chelts BOHEA
TEA : a few catks RICE; N. E.
RUM, in barrels : Loaf SUGAR in
barrels : 10 qr. catks Linseed OIL -
200 barrels Tar, Pitch, and Rosin ¢
Philadelphia and Ruflia IRON :
‘Mefs, and No, 1 & 2 BEEF, &c.
Portsmouth, Nov. 6, 1804. &
- Life of Waflington,
FIRST & SECOND VOLUMES,
Are now delivering to the Patrons
of this veluable and interesting work,
- at the Bookstore of Wu. and Dan’s
T xcapwrrz, Congress-street.
o 7 Subferibers are requelted to call
for their books. November 6, 1804.
: THD subscriber calls on all per
sons indebted to him, prior to
" the 16th of April last, to make imme
" diate payment, otherways their ac
counts will sndiferiminately be put into
. the hands of an Attorney.
s __BENJAMIN HILL.
i wan}lg D&Y !:luwsam, \
nd for fal is. Hilloan, No. ¢, Prince
- Jfireet, 39’2-—&O4 by Eliz;.Smiqu’)', Con
grifs Rreet, Portsmouth, (N. H.)
,vals LETTERS—One from Elias
~ Smith 19 Willyam Giid'ey, ¢f Beflon's
One g;y Tho mas &)dwin. 10 Etias
. Smhh—Ome from Elias Smith, to Dr, Saa
uel Stillman—One from the Baptifl Church
n Wobaro, to Elias Smiih—One fiom E.
. ilias Smith, to said Church. Atso, Re
. maiks on’lﬁmam of the Wairen Allo
eiatiom heldin Beflon, in Sept, 1824,
.N. B. Thole who with to know the caule
| " the d 'W;;}_-. mm ‘h‘ a.'ﬁa Min
isters in Baflen, ind Efiss Smich, by reading
thes may sec the: things flaicd on both sides,
B -& o, -"‘iﬁh;;gv!m--; fﬁ&m«m}mr
*vo Dr. Olgood’s sclmon on Infany Bapti
T TS
_ Portsmouth
Tvespar, Norsmser 6, 1804.
e N R St e
TOWN MEETING.
- Monday, Nov. §.......Agreeably to
aotification, the inhabitants of this
‘town assembled, and after making
choice of the Hon. JOHN LANG
DON, Efq.Moderator, they proceed
€d to bring in their votes for {even
Electors of President and Vice-Presi
dent. At 4 P.M. the poll being clos
ed, the votes stood as follows :
! REPURLICAN. ‘
Timothy Walker, 659
William Tarlton, 6359
Levi Bartlett, 658
Robert Alcock, 653
" George Aldridge, 6358
Jonathan Steele, 643
John Goddard, 641
v FEDERAL.
Berjamia Weft, 256
Robert Wallace, 256
Charies Johnston, 256
Timothy Farrar, 256
Joiin Prentice, s %%
Ciliver Peabody, 25%
William Hale, 255
Scatterfiig, - - 27
~ Oan this occasion the inhabitants
gave a very general attendance : the
republicans have gained, since Au.
guit, 36 votes—the federalits g !!!
. —O e -
O The Clerks of the refpzFive towns
throughout the State are informed that
& lift of vaotes for Bleftors of President
and Vice President of the United States,
is by law required to be tranfmitied to the,
Secretary’s office. on or before the 32d of
Nvember inflant.
¢ Nothing very important or in
tereiting, of political or foreign news,
has been received since our last.—By
the thip Eglaatine, .Capt. Hamlton,
arvived yeilerday, in 44 days from
Glasgow, Scotland,—=we seceived the
couriers of f{aid plicéd, us latz as the
15th of September, which affords the
following informatiop—That a gen
eral erubargo had taken place on ail
Swadith vedels in the ports of France.
The war in India, was renewed béa
twesn the Mahratta cliief, Holkar;
and his forces (who werc neuatral dui
ing the last campaign) and the British
army, which had tzken the field for
combat—the military of Scotland are
busy io similar defenfive parade with
that of England. - Mo appearance of
any deciflive operations of hoflility
between the feaorland forcesof the Bili
digerent powers have lately occured;
but great energy of warlike prepara
tions appear to be the chief employ
meat of both the Englith and French
Lrovernments, and we cannot discov
er any certain indication of a North
ern coalition of force to oppose
Yrance. :
New Cash Store,
Lem’l Drapeét
Refpectfully infekims the Public that he
bas taken the new Brick Store, Vo. 2,
Market firect, avkere be is now open
ing, and sfirs for sale, a very exten
_ Jive afortmert of the mofi
Fashionable, Fancy and Staplé
- Piece GOODS,
suitable for the present and approach
ing season—among which are
SUPERFINE Broad-Cloths,
7 of a superior quality ; plain and
firiped Caflimeres ; Fathionable wollen
Cords'; Visonia check Velting ; @rip
ed fitk velvet Wailtcoating ; fitk Shag
for Bonnets ; fanty silk Shawis ; ele
gant 6 4 do. ; black Veiling ; plaid
Chambrdy Moflins ; elegant laced
Cambrics 3 do. Colonade Mulflins ;
Tambor’d do. 5 4-4 & 6-4 book, Jaco
fiet and Cambric Muslins ; 4.4 & 6 4
color’d Sarfnet Cambrics ; Chambray
Fancies, of the newest tafle ; plaid,
dark meurning and common Calli
coes ; Ladies’ English rose color’d
silk Hose, with lace Clocks; white
Laces 2nd Edgings ; bluck, do. do. ;
fancy silk Girdles ; Englith white silk
Gloves ; do. black ; do. slate color ¢
French black, white and slate color’d
dn. ; eotton, do.; Dimities s fancy
kKid and Morocco SHOES ; Dunfa
ble Bonnets ; black silk Velvet 5 4-4 &
6-4 black Jaconet and Cambric Mus
lins ; black and white Patifmet Gauz
és ; black Sattins ; do. Modes ; do.
Crapes, yl, wide § black Sinchaws and
Lutefltrings ; changeable and plumb
color’d do. ; color’d Persians ; bLiack
Bombazettes 5 do. Ruff=ils ; Ratti
netts and Shaloons ; plain and itriped
Wildbores ; Duzanis and Caliman
coes ; fuperfine Mollkins : Gentle.-
men’s black and white silk Hose ; do.
with lace Clocks ; fupeifine furniture
Chintzes ; common, do. do. ; plainand
firiped Velvet and Velvétteens 5 Toil
netts and Swanfdowns ; Madrafs and
Gilla Handkerchiefs ; Yellow Ban.
dannoes ; plain, figur’d & plaid Lute
ftring Ribbons ; Italian sewing Silks ;
4 4 98 & 5.4 Cammells hair Shawls,
all colors. - :
Long white kid Gloves ;
Ladies’ color’d cotton Hose ; Gentle
men’s black, white and slate color’d
fitk Gloves ; do. Lambs wool, do. :
black and blae Gemnett, and mock
Sable Muffs and Tippetts ; Fox, do. ;
Fearnatghts ; Coatings ;
Orleans Stripes ; Baizes and Flannels ;.
mixed Plains ; blue, do. ; low pric’d
Broad Cloths ; Serges ;6, 7,8, gy
1o and tt §uarter Rose Blanketts j
Irith Linens s India Cottons ; Diaperss
Oil Cloths ; white Buckram ; Can
vass for Samplers ; one case of Gen
tlemens’ HATS, of a superior quali
ty 5 Cotton Umbrellas ;5 small looks
ing Glasses, &c. &c. &c. E
~ ®w® The above, together avith a great
varie'y of cthér arlicled, generally called
for in an Englifi Goods Store, will ¢
Jfold at prices, awhich cannot fail pleasing
those Ladies and Gentlemien sf tswnt and
country that may please to cavLL. A
atnuigueh, Naxembes 638040 o
DANIEL WEEKS,
R ESPECTFULLY informs his
AN\ customers and the public, that
he has removed from Buck-street, and
taken a fore in the new brick Build
ings, nezr the corner of Murket and
Congress-streets, where he has received”
" Alarge affrtment of
Fashionable Staple and Fancy
consisting of almost every article innu.
merated in the molt extensive adver
wery cheap for cash. Nov. 6, 1804.
Fresh. GOODS. .
Peter Coflin,
Has just received per the ships Eliza and
Venus, from London, an additional
supply of
Fancy and other = |
GOODS,
which are now opening, viz.
: A great variety of - ..
_Fafhionable Chintzes; fine yard wide
London Prints ; Chintz and Copper
plate Furnitures ; tlegant japan Pic.
quet. A jg}'ge assortment of
Fashionable Norwich Shawls ; fancy
itk Handkerchiefs ; Gown Trim
mings ; silk & cotton Cords ; fathion
able cotton and silk Girdles ; Men’s
and Women’s black silk Hose with
lace clocks. LS ol >
. Cotton and silk Braces ; color’d
Threads ; Ferrets ; Galloons 3 Cap
Wire ; fancy Handkerchiefs ; cot
ton Bandannoes. '
Men’s fathionable Hats ; green cot.
ton and flk Umbrellas. Nov. 6.
S. Larkin;
keeps constantly for Sale, a general
assortment of grNuide
‘TEAS, WINES a~xp
GROUCERILES;
tC: ViZi |
- Gun-Powder, Hyfon,]
- Young-Hyfon, Hyfon. tkin, TE.IS.
! Souchong and Bohea
Double and single reined Loaf Sa
[ gnr 3 India and brown Sugars ; Cos
- fee 3 Chocolate 5 Cocoa ; Chocolate
| Shells ; Rice 3 Molafles ; Mufcadel
t Raisins ; thal’d Almonds ; Prunes 3
| black Zant Currants ; OLIVES, in
- jars and bottles 3 preserved Ginger ;
’ chovies 5 best sweet OIL in flatks ;
Citron ; Tamarinds ; Capers ; An
- belt Durham Muflard in bottles ;
- KYAN ; GINGER ; Starch ; Pep
- per ; Allspice; MACE ; Cassia ;
- Nutmegs ; rédal CINNAMON j;—
- Cloves ; Oatmeal : Salt Petre : bas
ket SALT : Indigo. :
- Best Sparith Ségars 3 Mac
dboy SNUKT in botties : Imall roll
l Tobacco : SALT ! Pollock Fisk 2
' Spermaceti and Tallow CANDLES :
l Writing, Wtapping, Priniting and
| Press PAPERS ¢ a taw large ~
- Spanifth Entry MAPS. A 4,
- Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry
'~ Teneriffe, Malaga, Vido- s
- nia, Red Port and long I’VINEG,
- cork’d Clarer ‘ 4
all warranted genuiriz, and of the bz
g . ; - g:‘ld!l.f)'. :
~ London and American bottled PO .
. 'TER: Burton Ale: Taunton ALE :
bottled Perry and Cider : old Cogni
- ac BRANDY : Spanith ditto ; Hol.
land GIN : SHRUB ¢ old Rum :
CHERRY : RUM ¢ VINEGAR :
- with almost every other article inf the
Grocerr Linves
all of which he inténds felling as chéap
~as his neighbours.— 46 ox hand,
A few pipes ¢f BRANDY & GIN ¢
Hhds. of RUM : and a few 20 gal
lon caiks of Londonr particiilar. Tene
riffe WINE, of a fiperior quality.
pPortfoanh, Novimber B aßy .
Frefb Importatisn of BOOKS.
C HARLES PEIRCE; has just
.~ received by the Polly from Lon
don,an additional aflortmest, of Books
and Stationary 1 ‘the Books confiit
principally of Law, Phyftc, Surgery,
- Navigation, a few on Divinity, and a
good assortment of Biblesy a few
drawing Books.—The, Stationary isy
gentlemen and ladies Pocket Books ;-
- Quills ; Ink Stands ; Wafers ; Seal.
ing Wax ; Ink Powder ; Pot, F%}ﬁ
. cap, Demi, Medium, & clephant Wri
ting and drawing papers ; India Rub
~ bér; Parchiment & Vellum'; Slates
Pencils ; Specacles ; a grand assort
- ment of Perr and Counting Room'
Knives ; Scales & Dividers ; Charts ¢
' Maps, &c. The above are now'‘open=
ing for {ale at a very small advantce,
-at the Brick Book Store, in Daniel
~ Street, Portsmouth.—also— =
A frefh supply of €. Caultic’s Ter-.
- fible Tra®orations, 1 dol. Wakefield’s
~family Tour through the Britith Em
~ pire, containing some. account of
its natdral and artificial curiosities,
- hiltory and’ antigmities § interspersed
- with Bloaraphical Anecdotes, 1 dol.
Watts Plalms and _Hyu’ms from a
~ iinion’to an oftave size, very hand
somely printed ; Thermometers, vari
ous prices ; Tickets its South Hadley
now drawing, and i Pifcataqua
Bridge and Atkinson Academy Lot
teries, which will draw soon. =~
" Thomay ALMANACS for 1805,
"NEW GOODS,
Edw’d Parry
b : e
. iy e
Has just received a general afforiment of
- Fall and Winter
GOODS,
kA, among which are &
S UPERFINE Broad & Forest
A 7 CLOTHS: fuperfine double
mill’d & common Caffimeres: Swans:
downs nnd Toilenetts': black, twill’d
and olive Velvetts : fancy Cords and
Thickfetts : Alarge affortmentof .
Chambray Mulflins, of thz
late(t fathion : color’d Sarfnetss, and
Cambric Muflia : Colonade, ¢ trweh
and fprig’d Muslin : C s lmir
Shawls : fancy silk Hand' rchiefs ¢
Muslin and chintz Shawls Chintzes,
of every description : Irith Linens and
Sheetings :~ India_+Jottons ¢ Table
Cloths and Diapers ¢ silk and cotton
Stockings : fitk Mitts, and- n
Gloves : Jersey kaitt Stockin: e
best quality : Men’s a: 4 3
HATS, of the neweflt faftiisn : 2ivils
apd Tippetts : Baizes and Flannels.
20 bales of Lines ; Netts ; Sal
mon & sewing T'wine : Shoe-Thread:
With a large assortment of other
Goods as usual, which will be fo'd
cheap for cath or approved credit, 1t
his [tore No. 19, Market-street.
= November 6, '3O" ;2
W. 1. Goods & Groceries.
Diftri® of New-Hampire.
'»B;‘ordgr of the Hon. Jonu S Suea-
BURNE, Bfg. Fudge of Iths Difirict
Coart of Neaw. Hamp/bire Difiric.
WHERE_AS the Commissioners
(V¥ in' the commission of Bank
ruptey, awarded againt EDW ARDS
BUGKNAM, of Lancaster,. in said
Di&ri& of «ﬁew;Hanipmixe‘;“ ‘trader ;5
’ have certified tothe Jud: FLid Dlt
tri¢t that the said E '~ N -
hath in all things L el
~according *ot} s 9o glle Bnedy
ute enti’ ; 2 es Hlith
an; anifoans e of P ok e
throve:ao o the United Stht s,
- Uhis 18 to give notice, th. | | .
"we of Lad flatute, his ecertiricate 41
be allowed 4ffd“confirmed s the iai
Ratute dirc s, unless cause :0 the con
trary be fthown to'the Judge of said Dif
tri@t, = his office in Portsmouth, on or
befoic e 14th day of November next.
- Rl TTESSHANNON, Gl
’ - ‘Bobergl; 1804, - :
[l wvO] CH ;
YHE Creditérs who have proved
their debts under the commil~
¢ fßankruptcy awarded and issued
agat EDWARDS BUCKNAM,
~of Lancalter, in the county of Graf
ton, trader, a banktupt, are desired to
| meet the Aflignee and the Commis
sioners, at the office of Charles Cutts,
Efg. in Portfimouth, on Saturday the
eighth day of December next, at g of
t the clock aA. M. to make and receive
the firft dividend of the estate and of
fects of said Bankrupt according to
law—-Also, to assent to, or difent
from the Assignee’s commencing, pro
secuting or defending dny suit or {ujts
- at law or in equity, for recovery of
~any part of said Bankrupt’s estate or
effects 5 and also to their compound- i
ing, submitting to arbitration or other. ‘
wife agreeing to any matters relating
thereto, and on other ipecial affairs.
JONATIHAN GROUT, Assignee.
o "/,‘m{i”;i&tfﬂ%r l!?,m;,
Stule of IVdW.Haﬂip_/Z’ir*e;_ 1
: G:iahion, I 2o)
NOTICE is hereby given :n ihe
1 non-resident owners of Land
in WARREN, in said county, who
are delinquent in paying their taxes 3.
greeable to law for the year 18c4—
that unless they pay the fame to the
Collettor, together with incicental
f:harges_, on or before the A 2 Monday
in January, 18c5, {o much of theiz
land as will pay the fame, will be {old
At public vendule at the house of Tona
than Cleme{zi‘, intholder in said War
ren,at one of the clockinthe afternoon.
7 lfs ?x‘,g{;{gés:
) BN A
Proprietors |3 S %Jf'\lg S 8 % 8
£ . % g‘_ §§ ~\e= :2,
. Nemes, i s C cggc g
- Nath'l Barrell, 1 100 4 I 11 38 3 17 12
: iR BAN 8 e ‘
Eph’m Brown, 355 52 ‘; ,g I g “;
Nach'l Currier, 1 100 5 8 17 38 3 12 12
g ¥ 058 6192 6 6
Enoch Chace, r 100 7 8 930 2 10 1§
21200 7113635 1919
£ g okt 6192 6 6
Berja. Clough, 3 75 4 6192 ¢ 6
Ebca. Coilias, 1 100 4 6 19 65 5 20 29
2 100 3 5 11 38 3 13 12
? L et G N Y 3103 3 3
Aa’n Cloughjr& 75.587 iz .38 312 12
Sam’l Carrier, 3 44 2253 17
Beicher Dole, 1 100 2 2 1f 38 3 53 12
3, 303 ez ¥ %
gxhn: Dzrling, S 98 6209 6.6
enj.Freuchjr. 1 100 1t 8 11 28713 1%
, 3 75 66 6202 6 6
Nath'ltFifield, 2 Ico o 1t 18 60 5 19 19
5 3 7547 6202 6 6
Diah H>'k, 1 100 ¢811383 12 12
¢3B 3 0 8 Ny 7
Pfcnry Mortil x 100 1 7 11 38 3 12 12
' 2 100 xé 5 35383 1813
Capt.G.Marchi xgg 12 4 ej 8% 7 zg 2?
, 2 19 2
3 o X ISR N 30§ 218
Eben’r Page, 2100 18 5 14 50 4 15 15
s JIPNDE LTSN 7S
Moies Page, 2 100 2 3 14 50 4 15 15 .
~ 3 7580 413 ¥
John PageEfg 321 1 yor % 2.0
Berja. Page, 3 4458 4131 4 4
Eben’r Stevens 1 100 2 1 14 50 4l§ 15
i T N T e %
Lem’] Stevens, 1 100 -5 1 14 50 4 15 15
2-ICO 12 2 28 100 8 30 30
o S SRR ei ik §
Thomas True, 1 100 1 614 50 4 15 15
: gt 210198 7252 7 7
3.78 .5 81932:6 .6
PhilipTikon, 3 75 55 . 619 2 6 6
- Steb’n Webfter2 100 14 6 14 50 4 15 15
e g e oae ofraß Y T il
J Webler,Efq 2 100 16 6 14 504 15 1§
e LT Ty At G 6 6
i‘-'ﬁ'«’g_w&m, ] 250&&’.»:2‘8-16&% 3030
% D R » ,‘_Ol'ﬂed-' SAk e
;ﬁ"&g:"r T 35 11383021
Mase Brown, 3 4451 4531 4 4
L{:‘m& 3 44354 4135 4°4
(BEB EAMERI, 3 44,58 - 41304 4
Eem’] Stewens, 344 59 4131 4 4
§ ;?#imﬁrs 44 5% 4131 4 4
Samuc’ Page; 344 61 3 131 4 4
Abr'm Morril, 3 75 23 630132 6 6
' ABEL ;wg‘t;i)LA‘RD,‘ Colle&tor.
Warren, Offober 20, 1804, -
dnd poffeflion immediately given. .
5: A TH “Egﬁory{convenf‘eﬁf
4X DWELLINGand LOT, fit:
tated in a very pleasant and public
part of the town of Portfmouth—
§erie of poxeanas il be ot .
fedly éafy to the (gmbaﬁv, and credit
‘given for a considerable part of the
purchase if required.——For further
patticulars apply to the Printess,
\ Portfmuthy Vcher 30, 1804, .
He as also for sale at bis flore it
Buck frect,
.« A large assortment of ~
ENGLISH GOCODS;
at very reduced pricés, for cath.
Por:(‘mc_}u!h‘. November 5, 1804,
GROCERY STORE.
- B: Leverett,
| i s
P ESPECTFULLY informs bis culame
A ersand the public, tha: be has RE
MOVED inig the new Brick-Siore on the
parade, fronting Courr-flrect, where he has
joll received, and keers canflantly for sale,
.- . A geaeral Aflortmept of
W 1. Goods £3 Groceres;
As cheap as can be purchased at any Store
io Port{mouth, and warranted of the fiift
qnalities, confifling oF the following articies,
- oI
Cunpowder, Gome, hyfon,y - = .
young-hyfon, hyfon-ﬂ:in,} TEAS;
~ Souchong, and Bohea
1. Of thz latef? imiportations.
. Philadelphia Loaf, :
Lump, India & Brown } Sl{gaﬁ" '
Mufczdel RAISINS, per boxg
Malaga do. ALMONDS; Prunes s
black Zant CURRANTS ; MACE ;3
Nutmegs ; Cinnamon ; CASSIA 3
Cloves ; GINGER per keg ; Pepper 3
Alfpice ; Maitard per lb. or bottie 3
Cayenne ; basket table SALT.
RICE; new fuperfine Flour;
per bbl. do. in half bbis.
Ellict’s Snuff pr. kég ; Mac
¢auboy do. per bottie ; No. 1,2, & 3
Smoaking T'obacco ; {mall Twist do. ;
double refined Salt Petre ; Windsor
scented Soap ; Crown do.
~ Scot’s true Liquid Blue per
jug ; Ink Powder ; Punch Sieves 3
Poland Starch. :
Wellh’s No. 1 & 2 Choco
late ; Coffee 5 mould and dipt Cans
dles per box ; Spermacéti do ; ftrain’d
Spermaceti OIL for Lamps ; SWweet
- OIL per c?}f‘eﬁr flafle, <
) Spani oat ;
e a:d Spanish, }INDIGO‘. ,
. Best Spanifh' Segars'; POW
DER and SHOT ; Wrapping & Tea
. PAPER per ream; GIN CASES ;
GEgRG[A COTTON. 4
. ld Cogniuc S ANNDIEC .
5 e }BRANDIES. |
. W. L RUM 5 old do.; Holland
GIN 3 MOLASSES.
~ Madeira, Vidonia, - S
~ Bherry, Lisbon, }WINES.‘
' Red Port & Malaga) . .
~ Long ,COrk’id CLARET per
case or bottle ; London and Amerie
' can PORTER ; BURTON ALE 3
'VINEGAR ; N. E. RUM, pr bbl. ;
a few jars OLIVES. s
A general afforiment of
Irun Holloww Ware.
- STONE WARE, %iz. 4,3, 2
& 1 gallen PICKLE POTS ; 3, 24
1 & + gallon JUGS. ' :
~ roby 8, and 9by 7 WINDOW
GLASS, per box, &c. &c. . _
“POLLOCK FISH. =
- Fowlmg Preces.
Y LEGANT Double and finglé
- ‘E{;:Bgtnﬂ’.d Fowuring Preces, for
Aale by Ww, SIMES, No. 11 Maiket«'
4 CAUCTIONS.
THIS DAY, at 11 o’clock;
Will be fold at Public Auction,
on the premises,
ONE lot of LAND on Ellenor’s
point, lying cn the road leading
to Capt. John Salier’s Hland,—al/o,
~one Right in one undivided lot lying
on the south road adjcining land be
-longing to Mr. Amos Furnald and
others, which belongsto the estate
of Titus Salter, Esq.- late of Ports
- mouth deceased, by order of the Judge
bg Pr obate.
f"%’mm made knoavn at time and
‘place of [ale. October 23, 1804
. FO-M'ORR OW,
G e B ERE SOED
can AL AUCTION, :
Un Wedne/day the. 7th November next, at
Col. IV al2Eß’s " [nn, at 12 oclnb.
'}"HAT.vaiuabie LOT of LAND,
04 which the Mansion House of
Samuel Cutts, Efa. formerly foods
frontir 1 oa [ore.itreet 914 feet, and
extending back 6c feet. Conditions,
awhich avill be literal, ts be made knows
at time and place of fule. % il
. Alexander Evén; Aufl'r.
: Poﬂ'lﬁc.\u.:j?.‘ 9&3&:_&24 L ‘
| FOR SALE,
At S. LartLe’s Office,
G aT L wlet-freet—
-29 chelts Souchong Tea.
20 bags Cccoa Shells.
. 30 bexes Chocolate.
200 ditto, Bar Sosp.. . -
20 bags Lisbon Feathers. - |
A few Hhds. good favor’d Rum.
200 pieces Bandanoes. A
1 trunk yard wide Cambrics.
2 ditto, Cotton Gloves. . |
2 bales low priced Broad Cloths.
1 ditto, Ilangels.