The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1798-02-07 00:00:00, page 4

_ FOBRE SOLD, . =
By Facob Walden,
At the New-Hampshire Hotel.
FIVE pipes Corsica Wine ; Fuflick. per
hundred weight ; Hair.-Powder and
Starch per box ; Ground. Ginger per barrel.
.. kalian Silks, [
Jup Reccived by -
Clark and Conner; :
A large assortment of
Italion Strxs, which wwill be Jold
wery cheap for cask. . Jan: 10.
- . FQRSALE BY 7'
Martin Parry,
At No. 8, Portsmouth Pier.
R USSIA and Swedes Iren 5 Ra
' vens: Duck, ; Cordage of all
fzés., . i : e
.TOBag‘% Rum ; “French Brandy ;
Liftbopr Wine. =
. Loaf, Brown and India Sugars
St. Übes and St. Martins Salt. -
Superfine Flour ;. Fith of all forts,
N o -
Portsmouth, Jan. 29, 1798.
T O sROLD - .
By George Turner,
YHOICE 3d proof Rum, chesp for
{C ion o credie. Coustry produce
1l baekauinpaps. oo L 0
?'P*o:ﬁ:wh» Jan, 23,1798
Dartmouth College
LOTTERY.—CLASS FOURTH.
T HE Managers of Darimouth
College Lottery request the at
tention of the public to the follow
in.g {cheme of the Fourth Clafs—
which they presume, from the larg
proportion of valuable prizes, \wﬁ
meet their approbation. »
SCHEME.
Prizes, Dollars. Dollars.
i of ‘IOOO is 1000
2 §OO arg 1000
z 300 900
_ 200 1200
30 100 I RRR
6o 50 3000
100 20 2COO
150 , 10 1500
1300 ¥ 10,400
1652 24,000
4348 ,
6000 tickets at 4 dollars, are 24,000
Subgetd o a dedullion of 125 per cent.
This Class will commence draw
ing at Concord, on Wednesday the
21ft' day of February next ; and
when compleated, a lift of prizes
will be immediately publithed, and
the prizes paid on demand.
{?NA. FREEMAN, ‘
"MICH’] M’CLARY,} Managers.
Wm. A. KENT,
O&ober 1, 1797*
50 Dollars Reward.
W HEREAS some villain or vil
¥ lains last night, broke open
the store of the subscriber on Church-
Hill—Any person who will discover
the perpetrators of the aforefaid felo
ny, so that he or they may be legally
convicted thereef, thall have the above
reward, paid by ’
ALEXANDER EWEN.
Portfinouth, Jam. 27, 17¢8.
; TO BE SOLD,
A covered double
Sleigh, has ‘been very little
used, and 18 calculated for one or
two horses, having both fhafts and
pale. Enquire cfg Thomas Simes.
e e e e e et e
A steady Woman,
capable of takin¥ the ¢are of a houle
and a {mall family ipPortfmouth, will
find suitable encouragement ; none
need apply without they. can be well
recommended ; apply to the Printer.
AR o .
Portfmoutlt Aquedu&t,
‘ N J ANTED, some: person or per
¥ sons who- will undertake to.
day the Portsmouth Aquedu&, with
White Pine Logs, diameter of the logs
not less than thirteen mches ; distance
from the fonrce abont two and half
miles. Any person inclining to con
tra& for doing the whole or part, will
%lieafe to apply at N°- 3, Portimouth
er. ek .
GEORGE LONG, Prop’rs Clerk.
FPortfmouth, Jan. 22, 1798.
Messrs. Renard 85 Barbot’s
Dancing-School
IS opened at Mr. 2400:’3 hall ; all those
who with for inftruflion, will find it to
their advantage to attend. Private lessons
will be given to those who make applica
-lu@n, at their houses, on moderate terms.
N. B. A school will be opened for
young ladies, to be kept in the after
tioon, as, soon as a fuflicient number
- will apply.
Jan. 23, 1798, ,
: SRI 1T e R
Muffs & Fur Trimmings
Conflantly kept sow suls. . . .
By Nathaniel White,
At the S's; of the Golden Eagle,.
arket-Street ;
who has ljuﬁ received an af
ortment of .
Men’s worsted Hole,
some of which are fine.
FOR SALE BY =
John Man,
Opposite the State-House,
RUSSIA and Swedes
Iron ; German Steel ; Iron
Shovels ; Frying Pans ;- Flat Irons.
_4d, 6d, 10d and 20d Nails,
per cask or thousand. | '
, A large aflortment of
Iron HOLLOW WARE,
} by the ton and retail,
E Consisting of 1
; Large and {mall Kettles ;
large and {mall Pots ; High Pans ;
Ba%ons ; Dutch Ovens ; Spiders ; Skil
lets ; Tea-Kettles ; Cart-Boxes ; hand
some square-top Dogs, &c.
French Brandy of the firft
quality, by the pipe, bbl. or gallon ;
Weft-India Rum per hhd. bbl. or
gallon ; Genuine Hollands Gin by the
bbl. and Gallen.
Molafies by the hhd. and re
tail ; Brown Sugars by the hhd. bbl,
& pound ; Loaf, India and white
Havannah Sugars ; Raisins ; Flour;
New-England Rum.
Sherry, Lisbon and Malaga
Wines ; Hyfon, Souchong and Bohea
Teas ; Cotton ; Alfpice ; Pepper ;
Cinnamon ; Cloves ; Nutmegs ; Gin
ger ; mould and dipt Candles,
- Cotton and Wool Cards ;
Gun Powder and Shot ; Sleigh-Bells ;
Redwood ; Logwood ; Copperas ;
Alum ; Fig and Smoaking T'obacco-§
Hair-Powder ; Starch ; Butter ;
Country Cheese ; Salt. s
- FEighty Quintals
POLLOCK FISH, &c.
All of which awill be fold on the most
meoderate termis. tb.c.
Siate of New-Himpﬂxirc. ~ Grafton fI.
TO' be fold, at public vendue, at the
dwelling-house of Maj. Stephen Wells,
innholder in Rumney, in the county and
State aforefaid, on Monday the ed day of
| April next, at 1 o’clock on said day ; so
much of the non-residents landsin said town
as will pay the county and highway taxes,
assessed thereon in the year 31797, together
with all legal cost, unless the l{de of said
lands are prevented by previous payment.
The names of the non-residents and defcrip.
tion of lands are as follows,
- SPe 2P IO E
g T
gh3RS FE G
s wRe RS
: cisdlscts
Asa Porter, Esq. 1 813 20285
S”"IG : hdx 814 2025
gbcbg&éb:;;i%?} T s SEeE
am’]l Gates, pit .
Henr mpion, 8. 14 2 )
Amﬂ{ Braingxd. 4 R ' 3250
Joshua Brainerd, 111 81
Henry Champion, 111 - e ke
g»bt: Homan, = 46 4 . 6075
Vaadh T} wosass
CHARLES CLARK, jr. Colleftor,
Rumney, Jen. 15, 1798.. .
William Plummer,
- Jn Market-Strect, ‘
By Wholesale €3 Retail,
on reasonable terms for calh or ap
. proved credit, |
WEST In- | French Brandy.
diza Rum. | Holland’s Gin.
Madeira,) London Porter,
Shenry, | & Loaf and Brown
Port, | .8 |} Sugars.
Tent, - § Hyion, ) .
Lisbon &{8 ' j Souchong & é.
Malage } ~|Bohea I
Coffee ; Chocolate ; Molasses ;
Alipice ; Pepper;; Cloves; Nutmegs ;
Cinnamon ;m ; Almonds; Rice ;
Starch ;. Ginger ; Currants ; Englifly
and American- Mustard ; Indigo ;
Basket Salt 5 Capers ; Spanith Se
indow Glass. = .
Russia & Swedes Iron,E3c.
;. ity i e e
~ Windsor Chairs
¥/ / . description,. .
SN// / warranted
k - of the best kind,
Yl - made &
- g = constantly
@i/l = ascheap
ﬁ;’ s asm"‘hw‘ 3
=L TBosToN:
o by clirwbee.
8t buis shop in Portsmouth,
Hard Ware Goods.
J #] Goddard
Havé imported in the'laf? 1.7]2’1: Sfrom
Liverpootund Bristol,
A great variety of
Hard Ware Goods,
which added to their former assortment
seontains almoff eve.y article usually
- imported in that-line,
~=Among which are— .
P EWTER and composition Waies
of various kinds. '.
Brass and' copper Warming
Pans ; brass Kettles ; copper Tea Ket
tles and brass Chafing Dishes.
A complete assortment of Ca
bmet brass Furniture ; japan’d Tea .
Trays ; Waiters ; Canilters ; Cadees; |
Candlesticks ; bread and fruit Baskets;
Snuffer Trays. - :
A great variety of Saws, viz. |
pit, cross-cut, tenon, turning, *hand, !
pannel, fath, compass and keyhole, steel |
and common plate. |
- Joiner’s, coeper’s, saddler’s, !
and {hoemaker’s Tools. i
Locks j Latches ; Hinges & |
Bolts (brass and iron) of almoit every |
description. L l
A large assortment of Cut- '
lery, viz. ivory, buck, bone and ebony
handle Knives and Forks; Jacknives ; |
Penknives ; Razors ; Sciffars ; Tai- |
lor’s Shears ; Sheep Shears ; Currier’s, |
Skinner’s, Butcher’s, and drawing
Knives. - ' i
A great variety ofSaddlery,
consisting of plated and common Stir
} rups; plated and common Pelhamand
fnaffie Bits ; plated, filver’d and tin’d
' Buckles and Tips ; surcingle, girth,
and straining Webj; flat and inlet Sets ;
plated Bridle Fronts ; plated and fik
ver'd Saddle Nails; Chair and riding
Whips ; silk Lashes ; plated and com
mon Spurs. ¢
Brads and Tacks of ail sizes ;
Iron Wire.
Anvils ; Vices; Sheet Iron ;
Sheet Lead ; Shot ; Flat Irons; Fry
ing Pans ; sleigh and house Bells.
Files -and Rasps of various
kinds. -
Steelyards 5 Scale Beams ;
brass and copper Scales ; Cast Iron
Weights from 1 ounce to 281 s.
Fire Shovels and Tongs ; box
and Steel Coffee Mills. - '
Brafs,Princesmetaland iron
Candlesticks ; Brass Cocks ; Wood
Screws ; Bedstead Screws 3 fox and
rat Traps.
Painter’s,Mafon’s, Furniture
and Clothes Brushes; Buckle, T ooth,
Scrubing, Tar, Shoe and Horse do.
Dutchfloor & hearth Bruth
- es § common and brafspipe Bellows ;
| Princes-metal Chair Nails; Inkstands;
Snuff and Tobacco Boxes; Money
| Scales & Weightsin Mahogany cases.
. Spades ; Devonshire and
{quare Shovels.
- Shoe and Knee Buckles ;
Spectacles from 1/6 to 18. per pair.
Elegant LooxincGLassEs, gilt
and Mahogany frames.
A beautifulafiortmentof gilt,
' plated and common Coat and Vest
Buttons. ;
They have also for sale,
. Rum per hog{head.
. Brandy per pipe orlefs quan
tity, ;
- Sherry; Lisbon, Claret and
Malaga Wines. ,
. Hyfon,Souchong and Bohea
ea. , ;
_ Philadelphia Loaf Sugar per
‘hhd. hundred or Joaf; Brown Sugar ;
Raisins per calk ; Pepper ;. Alfpice ;
Mace ; Cinnamon and Nutmegs.
- Cast iron Ware per ton or
:l:stail,‘ viz. Pots ;- Kettlße(sn, Teit) Ket;
tles ; Irom. Dogs.; Cast Bozes.; Dutc
Qvens; Baking quf?: Skillets ;. Spi
‘ders, &ev - s
. Window Glass ; Painter’d
Oil and‘Colors ; Spirits Turpentine ;
Glue. SR eL i
- English and German Steel.
| 4d, 6d; 10d, 20d, 24d, 30d
Theathing, scupper and bellows Nails.
. . Nova Scotia Grindstones. ;
ten plate Stoves.; Camboofes, &c.écc.
g MRS. Mary Jackson and-the sub-.
¥ A {criber being appointed Exect--
“tors of thelaﬁwﬁin% and Testament of”
Dr. Hall Jickfon, late of Portsmouth,
physician, deceafed,andhaving accept
ed said trust, hereby.give notice to all .
exhibit- them without- delay, and all"
‘thofé- indebted either on account or
note are roquelted to call and fetle
the fmv:t% S Sy
individual whohaveaccounts unsettled
- much as if his name was particulazly:
mentionedy. . - . " [6w]
Grocery Store.
L ; {’;)R SALE. AT .
EVERETTS
GROCERY STORE,
No. 1, Bow-Street, Spring- Hill, |
; A general assortment of
W. 1. Goods €3 Groceries,
Which be avill fell as loay as can be pur
chased in toaun, consisting of
W EST-India Rum,
best French Brandy, do. Hol
land Gin—Sherry, Lisbon & Malaga
Wines.
London Bottled Poster ; Molafles ;
Coffee. <8
Fresh Hyfon,Souchong &Bohea Teas.
Philadelphia Loaf Sugar; Eaf-India
~ Brown Sugars ; Welth, Rumney &
. Faulkner’s warranted Chocolate.
Nutmegs per pound or oz. Cloves.
Cinnamon, Pepper, Ginger, Alfpice.
Fresh Malaga Raifinsper cask & retail.
Ditto best box Mufculett Raisins.
Ditto Currants, {helled and unshelled
Almonds. -
Fresh fuperfine Flour.
Ditto Rice, Sweet QOil in fafks.
Basket Salt, Poland Starch, Hair-
Powder. :
Belt Englith Mustard per f. do. bot
tled Mustard, Cake and Bar Soap.
Gun Powder, Shot,dipt & mould Can
dles, Spanish float & French Indigo.
Elliot’s warranted Snuff per keg or
retail.
Best Pigtail Tobacco by the roll or
retail. :
Do. Fig & small Twist ditto, Segars,
Cotton & Wool Cards, Pollock Fish.
&c. &c.
NEW GOODS.
Peter Cothn
Has received by the several arrivals from
Eungland, an extensive assortment of
Fall and Winter -
G OO DS,
Which are now felling by Wholesale
and Retail, at a moderate advance ;
Confilting of
QurerFlNE, middling
| & low pric’d' Broad Cloths ; fafhionabie
~ plain, printed and mixed Caflimeres ; ﬁri‘g’d
and {potred Elastic Cloths; Lambskins ; fine
~ blue and light color’d Coatings ; Plaias ;
l Forest Cloths; Devonshire Kerfeys; Serges;
' Baizes ; Flannels ; Swanfkins.
| - A great assortment of Cafli
l mere, Swandown and mole-skin Waistcoat.
ing ; plain and satin firipe Quilting ditto ;
-best twill’d and plain Velvets ; Thickfletts ;
~ Corduroys ; Cordelures ; Jeans ; Fustians.
P A great variety of Chintzes
and Calicoes ; Ginghams ; elegant chintz and
- copperplate:Furniture ; rinen, cotton, ban.
~ danno and silk Handkerchiefs.,
Elegant long and {quare Noz
~wich Shawls ; fathionable silk and muslin
Shawls ; avariety of chintz & purple do.
Book,jaconet,ftrip-d,check:d,
- tambor’d and japan Muslins ; India and clou
deddo ; book Nﬂ jaconet Muslin Hand
kerchiefs, some with color’d barders for tur
bans ; Lawn Handkerchiefs and Aprons ;
Lawns ; Cambricks ; Muflinets ; Dimi
ties ; Long Lawns ; Gentlemens® Crae
vats and (q.uarc Handkerchiefs. ;
English, French and India
Luteftrings ; Florence Silks ; black, white
aad color’d India and Englith Satins ; black
and color’d Modes ; Sa:inets ; Tiffanies ;
common and Cypress Gauzes; black and
white Italian Crape ; black and white O-"
rientals for bonnets. : '
A variety of Ribbons ; black
silk Laces and Edgings ; Bruflels Thread:
Lzges and Edgings ; black shade Lace and
Veiling ; gold and silver Fringes ; Chineal
for cap trimmings ; fancy gown trirafhings ;
satin. and luteflring elastic Ceitafes, some
with and some withouot arm belis ; fathion
able Girdles ; a few silk Nets for hats, bon
nets, caps, or the hair,
Ladies’ fathionable Satin Bea
vers, with fathionable bands ; Kid and Mo
rocco Sandals; Slippers and Shoes; Elastic
Clogs ; Lasting, Satinet, Ruflel and Floren
tine Shoes and Slippers ; white and color’d
_Kid Gloves; silk l()}lovespnd Mitts ; Mens’
" white silk, common leather & beaver Gloves,
“some hned with flannel ; Mens’ Hats. .
Necklaces & Eardrops ; Span
gles ; gold and silver Epaulets ; gold and
silver Cord ; silk flay Laces. :
~ Acvariety of fancy Plumes ;
Feathers and Flowers. : E o
. White Angola, Mock Sable
‘and ting’d Canary Fus trimmings. TR
- A great assortment of Silk,
- Worsted and Coiton Hosiery for men, wo
. mren and'children-; womens’ worsted Gloves
‘and Miws; Mens® worsted Gloves ; Panta
‘loons ; knit breeches Parterns.
.« Irtfh Linens ; Sheetings ;
Brown Holland ; Table Cloths ; greea Ta
-ble Coverings ; Diapers. :
~ Cloak. Camblets ; Camble
“teens ; Wildbores ; Crapes ; Glofferets ;
s M&m 3 Ak Camblets ; Shalloons ; Rat
‘tinets ; Durants; Tammices ; Calamancoes ;
Ruffels ; Lastings ; Satinets; Florentines.
A greatvariety of gilt, pla
. ted, hm, Lialian and Imperial But
~ Sewing Silks ; Twill ; white Threads ;-
qualiy avd.fhoe Bindiogs ; Feres; Gale
vellom Hats and Bopnets,. ~ +
TICKETS.
WHOLE and Quarter Ticketa
in the 4th Class of Dart
mouth COLLEGE LOTTERY for
sale at J. Melcher’s Printing-Office
and Book-Store, corner of Market
ftreet, Portsmouth, where prizes
drawn to the tickets purchased there,
will be paid immediately after the
Lottery is finifhed drawing.
5 New' Goods. £4
cooo |
JolephHaven
HAS FOR SALE :
A complete cﬂortﬂient of
Seasonable Goods,
At his Store (the Golden Ball) Market fl72et;
" Consisting of
SUPERFINE, second, and low
pric’d Broad Cloths ; Kerfeymeres ;
Forest Cloths ; Platns ; Devonlhire Ker>
feys ; twill'd Shag ; Coaungs ; Lamb:
skins ; Elaltic Cloths ; Serges ; commot
and twill’d Flannels ; Baizes ; Blankets 3
Swandown and other Vesting. :
Velveteens ; Velvets ; Thicksets 4
Jeans ; Futhidns ; Nankinets.
‘Lalftings ; Satinets ; fine hair Cams
blets, Cloak do ; Wildbores ; Cambles
teens ; Tammies ; Durants ; Shalloons ;
Calamancoes ; Ruflels; Moreens; joans
Crapes ; Denmark Luftre ; Glofferets.
Silk, cotton and worsted Hose. °
_ Black, brown and changeable Sat
ins for cloaks ; Englith and Irench Lute
ftrings ; flrip'd Silks ; Pekins ; Modes ;
Sarfnets ; Tiffany 3 Cyprus; Crapes ;
Gauzes.
Muflinets ; Dimities ; Tambor’d,
Jaconet and Book Mulflins ; do Handker
chiefs ; silk Shawls ; patch and purple do.
Lawns ; Cambricks ;3 Linens 3
Checks ; brown Silefias ; India Cottons ;
Calicoes ; Copperplate Furniture ; Kid
and ‘Morrocco Slippersand Sandals; Lynn
made Shoes.
Kid Gloves ; Mens’ Beaver, Fawn,
Woodstock and Patent Gloves ; silk and
worsted ditto ; Ribbons; Laces & Edg
ings ; Silk and Twiit.
Mens’ Beaver and other Hats §
Ladies’ ditto.
Best white Chap‘?cl Needles ; coms
mon do ; Butions ; Penknives ; Scissors ;
Razors and razor firaps ; Leather Pocket
Books ; Speflacles, &e. ;
Elliot’s best Spuff, and =~ Spanish
Float Indigo.
—~ALSO—= :
A small assortment of
American manufa&ured Baizes ¢
: Flannels and Foreit Cloths.
FOR SALE BY -
Wm. Boyd,
At his STORE in Fore-fireet,
!og ll::ds Rock-Sgl;i
1 ds. Antigua Rum.
gt el T
8 hhds. & e barrels Clayed Sugar,
3-Pipes 4th proof Holland’s Gin.
Choice Gin in cases. -
Sherry and Claret Wines, Nails, &e.
N. B. Good Boards, Staves, Beef and
Pork, and Country produce in general, will
be received in payment for any of the above
articles.
Portsmouth, Jan. 16, 1798.
W E the subscribers,
’; Guardians of the perfonsand
' estates of Dependance Bickford and
- Thomas Bickf%rd, both of Newington,
~ caution a!l persons against trading or
dealing with said wards.
. WILLIAM FURBER;
SAMUEL FAYBEN.,
Newington, Jan. 2. 1708. g 5
Rich’d Evans
lich'd Evans
Has just received at his flore in Markes
_/lreet, : g
A large assortment of
7 » ROAD Cloths, E
. B laftics, and Cafimeres.—The ele
gance & cheapness of thele Goods
are ‘equal to any that can be purchased.
—ALSO~—
Excellent Bandannses and a few
dozen Worfled Caps.
Portlmouth, Jan. 12, 1708. ih i
State of New-Hampshire. :
. Strafford, IT.
’\TOTICE is hereby given to the aon
l resident proprietors and owners of
lands in New-Durham, who have not prd
_their State tax for the year 1798, and the
County tax for.the year 1795 and 1797, &
school and highway taxes for the vear 1997,
that so much of their lands as wiii pay fard
taxes with incidental charges, will be Told
at public vendue at my dwelling house in
New-Durham aforefail, on Tucfday the
¢7th day of March next, at 1o o'clock im
the forenoon, unless prevented by previous
payment. , ¥
. Srate
' | Highway. & s
No.'D. Ac'sdlsdctsdmct
Thomas Langley, 88 ¢ 1250 7 5 2 1
Richard Wibird, 68 I’looo 50 1.7
¢ ditto 682 125038 13
Tho’s Packer, E{q.72 2 12506 5 2 ¢
Samuel Wille, 71 r 100050 1 7
Nicholas Perreman, ¢ 2 125 8.8 5 4 ¢
"Wm Weeks, Efg.l2 2 6ed 0 20 o 0 7
Robeg B‘:;ug:m. 521250388 13
Feeer Moe, fBl 0085 17
ery Drifco ~ _
‘Stephen Jones, 02125075 25
Job Runnels, - gt 1 500 zg oß§.
‘ ditto 812125125 42,
iSamuel Chefley, 1125200 67
‘Benj. Smith, 66 21850650 17
{Col. T . Wallingfordba 1 85040 14,
éfy““ﬁb Burnham, 56 2195125 4 2
¥ pobiwea s ey sl aln e
; _I%I;I’N BEN Nﬁwy. éﬂleé«
| \New-Durham, Dec. s, 1797.