United States oracle and Portsmouth advertiser — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-05-21 00:00:00, page 3

'l^urE : RESPECT.
'f ufciinauis ut London trading to
oic Cured States, as a tt^irnony of their
';T, and eiteem, have voted to invite
: in. Ar. King , o a public dinner, to
^ given<m the 26th March. None but
tobicribers, and their dignified guest,
were to be admitted ; and cite tickets
ueiv tetat two ffine#. fflt|% halfoj.
Portsmouth,
7 # teqft„r<t
SA rURDAr, MAY ft, T^C% :
The United States Circuit Court was opened
'in town-on Thursday lift, by the Hon Judge
CASHING of Mt&chufetts.=Tbe Judge de
livered 2 mild, patriotic charge to the Grand
Jury, explaining and enforcing the laws of the
States, and exhorting them by example to pro
mote justice, peace, and information through
rhe land.
More d,an u^/ bufcefs will come before
the Court this fitting.
Senators for the State Legislature,
for 1803.
D^lria No. 1. Clement Storer,
2, Ezekiel Godfrey,
3, John Bell, jr.
4, Richard Jennefs,
y, no choice, —1022 votes. Atfaiufon
47X, Waldron, ^5.
6, Nathan Taylor,
f 7. John Orr,
8, James Flanders,
9, Robert Alcock,
xo, Ezra Peirce,
XI, Amos Shepard',
' 12, Moor Resell,
9 Federal Rrctticarcs-and 4 Democrats, ctofa.
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Stzte Appointments.•
Hon. William K. Atkinson, of Dovet,
, J'adge °' 'be Supreme Court, in the room of
Hou, Timothy Farrar, resigned.
Hon. Timothy Farrar, of New-Tpfwich,
a Judge of the Court of Common, Pleas, fer
the County ®f Hillfborough, vice Hon. Jerb-
BIAH Page, rciigned.
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A letter from Hartford, of the zztb, to the
Editor, inform,, “ That this is the day of our
election, and the votes for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor, have just been declared, as
follows : : Hif Excellency JONATHAN
TRUMBULL 14,375 —Ephraim Kirby,
(democrat) 7,Bsß—and 22, scattering votes.
For Lt. Governor, for JOHN TREADWELI,
13,147 —for William Hart, (democrat)
6057. This ftatemenv exhibits the relative
strength of parties, and may gratify the friend:
of Ready habits." [Cent.
Provisions/- w
The British Government hare prohibited the
exportation of freib and salted provisions, butter,
&c. &c. until the 12th of June next.
An English paper mentions, that a vessel on
board of which a body of Swiss troops in French
pay, were embarked for St. Domingo,foundered
near Gibraltar, and every person periled. ?
A native of Portugal, resident in England,
has been detected in counterfeiting notes upon
the bank of Lisbon to. the amount 40,000.
His majesty’s (hip Determinee,of 28 gun: has
been left, near Jersey; and about 20 persons
,&rifhed.
It is said Lord Nclfon is to command a fleet
in the Mediterranean. The labour in the dock
yards are unremitted.
FIRES. —At Troy, NerYork, twelve build
ings were deftroyeH. Damage estimated at
8000 dollars. At Kinderhook, the hbufe of a
Mr. Baker, with its contents.
, & ——o
Redware of Co&hterfcitr. —The public are cau
tioned to be careful in the receipt of counterfeit
GOLD TEN DOLLAR PRICES of the U.
States, as many are in circulation of the date of
1795- The counterfeit may on examination be
easily discovered by attending to the following
particulars :—The head is badly executed, being
'much larger than on the real piece; the size of the
metal is also larger—in the word United,the let
ter U is clumsy, and in the Liberty,' the letter
B is perceptibly lower than the 1 and the E. in
the word States, there is also a great deficiency
in the letter S being considerably lower than
the foregoing letters of the word. Balter fog
By Lalt Night's Mails.
BOSTON, MAY 23
From ROTTERDAM.
' Ca.pt. Hoyt, who arrived yelterday, in
42 days from Rotterdam, Hates that the
spe e dy commencement of war was gen
erally expetted there; and that many
English merchantmen had failed in ballast
from that port, the captains being tearful
that some order might be issued tor their
detention, id confeqnence of the threat
ening afpeta.„ot affairs.
Capt.H.tavo'fed us with a lift of vessels at
H e ivoetfluys,w::hFrenchtroops on board
defined for Lonifiana :—7 American vef
fe|s, 4 Danes and Swedes—with 3403
troops on bo^rU.
Thete vessels will, be accompanied by
the Frigates Furieufe of 40 guns and Li
bre of 30, a schooner of 16 swivels, and
the Bonaparte, Store (hip.
/ letter was yeferday receded by a gen
flertan in this town, from the captain of
"ene of the American wfels chartered by tbe
French Government to carry troops to Lou
i/iana, dated at Rotterdam, April 5. The
Q observes, "We have had all our
% on board tbeje three weeks, but
not go to fra, because an English
i ^ # nis laying in wait fer us. I can
/ foremen we fall fails The
CT^h fay they will pay us demurrage;
l kavemyfears on thefubjed. The wa
a^d preroiftons will require all the
^/^ wnney. We are truly in a very
' table Jituation."
' ^ VARIED] At Madhur* Mr Edward Pen
ty.r ,Mf Polly %
>].// Btfon, after a fort illness, the bon.
LuDMAN, e/q aged 4%. We do not under
.(font to efmjte the If the public will ex
„ tbe death, or give tie character of tbe ex
d valuable man , bat we know that ever,
tinted with tbe deceajed, willfocetel, con
bu country, b" bereaved family, and ex.
meaiorCT, tbis sudden and deep felt priva
ir friend,father, andpatron,
A- Roxbury, on the morning of the 16th infl
iil. Charlotte Butler,^ the ^h year
r her are • after a feverc illncfs,which
rc with exemplary fortitude. The am,able
, ^cs oftbio^ng iady,andthe general worth
'fya^ei ftie piffled, will long endear her
fe to Bi who brew her
At bis Fam in Greenland,..after fa,Gaiaing nhi
chrifiin patience and fortitude, a painful complica
tion of disorders, Ca„. NA FIIANIEL GOOKIN
aged 55, 1*1? the CburUhr and Cictk of St fcbn\
Cburb- In tbe IF: of this truly excellent m?n. bis
wife is bereaved of an amiable and Qrß< n:te buf
band bis numerous children of a t nder and indulgent
parent, tbs macbawic afoci nun &/ this town ,f 71bCb
be was prefdent, of one of itsbrigbtf ornaments.tbe
cbu/:B op a pious and ex molar, trylion, and tbe
community of a rtf,stride citizen and an hone[l man.
" Mark the perfect man, and behold the up
right ; for the end of that man is peace 1"
At Berwick, Capt Stepien Eafydon, aged b]
In this town, Mrs Abigial Boughton, aged Cl
—A Child of Mr Sberbusns
DROWNED) .1: Exeter, Mr fofepb. Flood;
tbe verdiß of the jury was accidental death
fr^rtCTLTC^ qt, ^t^-t.^raOaCTRNTCXA%A3^
New English Goods Store.
The fubferibers have formed a connex
in business under the Firm of ,
Garland & Blake,
and are now opening at their Store in
Broad-street, it being a part of Colonel
Woq2 word's house, and lately occupied
by Mr. Fetcr Coffin,
a general afo? Imeet cf
Spring and Summer
GOODS,
all of which being of the latefl importa
tions, will be fold at filch prices as to
make them worthy the attention of pur
chasers, who are invited to call and fee.
William Garland,
Joshua Blake.
The fubferiber requests all persons
indebted to him, or to the estate of Mr.
Timothy Winn, to make immediate
payment ; should this call be neglected,
he muff resort to other means to gain
their attention..
He has Young Hyfon, Hyfon Skin,
Souchong and Bohea TEA, per chest,
which will be fold cheap for cash or ap
proved credit.
William Garland.
Pert,mouth. May 21, 1803.
New Goods.
^WEETT & WEEKS have
O just received a large assortment of
Fa,notable Fancy & Staple Goods,
which they offer for sale at a small ad
vance for cash, at their flore in Buck
ftreet. Port,mouth, May 21.
full received and for Ja?e by
E. Wentworth,
'at his Store, Corner of Buck-flreet,
Best frontigniac,
Madeira, Sherry, & Malaga
V .WINES;
Frefli Turkey Figgs ;
Hyfon Chulang Tea of a fupc
rior qualify ;
Rush Candles, &c. &c.-=B/fa
A few hundred wt. CHEESE,
of good quality.
Portsmouth, May 21, ISOI.
FOR SALE ~ ~
Cables & Cordage,
of all sizes manufactured, of the belt ma
terials— Alfa —a few casks
LONDON .PORTER,
apply to , Daniel Waldron,
, For Sale by
Samuel Ham,
A few tons of CORDAGE.
Also —-a few hhds good flavored
W. I. KUM.
Portsmouth, May 21, tSq,'
Dilha Hill, jdri.
Idas for ,ile,
33 Hhds. RUM. ~,
60 bbls. Cargo No. 1 & 2 BEEF
and.PORK.,
Flour per bbl.
CORN and BACON.
. Bar & Cake SOAP per Box.
Mould & Dipt CANDLES per
ditto, • May 21,
John Rindge,
HAS FOR SALE,
Molasses for retailing,
, W. I. RUM, SALT, &c.
Port/moulk, May 21, 1803. g
Coffee Hotife.
ANY Gentlemen wishing to
refresh tl emfelves with the belt
Spirits and other refreshments; and tead
ng the News of the principal cities in the
United States, w^ please to call at the
fubferiber's COFI EE HOUSE, in Buck
ftreet. . STEPHEN DELANDE.
Portfmooth, May 21
'HEREAS Fann^,wile of
the fobferiber, has behaved in an
unbecoming manner, in squandering
iw?y his -interest, and has left his ber
and board; this is to forbid all perl n
from harbouring or trusting her on irv
account as I am determined not to pa\
ny debt the may contrast
Henry Trefethen.
Par,mouth Mayai, iSofr
REMOVED.
—o—
— Coffin,
Has removed to the New Eire Prof
Store n Markzt-ftreet, where a Erge af
fortoenf of
Fafionable, Farcy & Staple,
GOODS
received by the late ai t Qah from
Enfand, are vole ope;ed for
Sale by WhMefoleand Retail,—riz.
I ONDON and Yorkshire
I-A foperline Brnad-Clnrhs, of the most
f Jbionaiilc colours ; Habit Cloths; Cal.
fimere;; ftrip'land plain black silk Flor
entines, ^ great variety of
Fashionable Waistcoating; Fus
tians ; Jeans ; - Denims; pbin, twill'd
andfilk Nankinetts;Thickicts ; Velvets;
worked and fi k Plufli.,
.^ A large affortriszt cf > \
Calicoes & Chintzes ; Chintz
and Dimity Furnitures; Muflinets ; Dim
ities; Copperplates; Table Cloths; Di
apers. r Agreat variety cf \ ^r.
Book, jaconet,, cambrick and
fprig'd Muslins; Black and color'd Sarf
net; Muffins and Ginghams ; Muffin
Handkerchiefs ; Men's Neckerchiefs.'
Cambrick Mullin Shawls, with
Nettings; silk and camel's hair, purple &
chintz Shawls; Linen, Cotton, Bandanna
and black (ilk Handkerchiefs.
Fa&onable Florence Silks, for
Gowns; Luftrings; Modes; Satins;
Sarfnets; Tiffanies; Italian Crapes ;
Gauzes; Millinets.,..
/ large rifortmrat of ! .^
Thread Laces and Edgings ;
black Laces; black Lace Cloaks; black
Turkey Gauze for Cloaks; black and
white Lace Veils.
Agreat variety of ! :^ #
Chip, willow, and ftriw Bon
nets; Pdhionable silk Sonnets,full trim'd ;
fafluonable black Leavers; Men's and
Boy's Huts.
Afarge afortment of
Kid and Morocco Shoes ; Ro
fetts; Morocco Shoes with cork folts;
Morocco Slips. -,
A greet variety cf
R ibbons ; Cotton and SilkGewn
Trimmings ; Gown Buttons ; gold and
silver Laces and Fringes; gold and silver
Cords ; Color'd silk Cords ; Glove-ties;
cotton & fiik Girdles ; Straw Trimmings.
A variety of ,•
Black and Fancy Feathers,
Flowers and Wreaths; Falbionable Fans,
some very elegant; crape, glaz'd and
common black Fans; Parasols, some with
walking flicks ; Umbrellas ; Garden
Fans. . . ? ,
Fashionable Pearl Necklaces ;
gold Ear-drops; gold and silver Epau
lets ; Spangles. ,
Men's and Youth's cotton,
hemp and silk Hose; Women's cotton
and silk Hose, some with lac'd clocks ;
Women's extra longed'ton &fi k Gloves
and Mits, all color, ; Kid Gloves ; Men's
beaver, ,walh leather, silk, thread & cet
ton Gloves; Stock Stiffners; Cottonand
Elk Braces. .
Cheap yard wide Linens, of a
fu,perior fabric ; Iri fhSheetings ; Checks;
Threads; embroidering and other sewing
Silks; Bindings.,
An afcrtme, of ''
White and Chintz Bed Lace,
Cords and Tassels; Carpets & Carpeting.
Fashionable gilt, steel, plated,
and common Buttons ; Button Moulds;
Sleeve Buttons, Reel Knee Buckles; sil
ver Thifbbles; steel and gilt Watch
Chains, Sealsand Keys ; Tooth Brushes;
Pins; Smelling Bottles.
1 ammies; Durants; plamrib'd
Calimancoes; Shalloons ; Ruffels; Mo
reens ; Taboreens ; Florentines; Ladings;
Satinets, &c. &c.
For,mouth, May 21, 1803.
Copartnership Dissolved.
^rHE Copartnerchip between
-A. the fubferibers under the firm of
Ward Clark Dean; and Son, o.
was d ; ffolvrtl, fy mu'ud confect, the
21st inst.—All person, indebted to the
firm, are requested to chake immediate
payment, and all those who have any de
mands are requeued to exhibit them to the
fubferibers. W. C. DEAN,
J JOHN DEAN.
Ward Clark Dean con
tinues the business as ufnal at bis Store in
Ex, ter, where he has for sale a general
assortment of ,
European & JV. 1. Goods.
Exeter, April 30, 1803.
" —^MISSING?
A Letter addressed to %[?
Picket ing, E'q. Portfmonth, New-
Hampfliire, containing FIVE POST
NOTES, of 50 dollars each—Nos, 296
to 300 inclufive,-payable to the order of
John Pickering, was delivered at the Poll-
Office, Philadelphia, by the Cashier of
the Unit'd St4<s Bank, the iith ult. All
persons are caccioded again! receiving
• laid Notes, ;g payment thereof Is flopped
at fr( lßank. Any information refpe&ing
the Letter will be gratefully received by
J. S. Pickering.
(Port,month, May 21, ißoj.
I Notice to Debtors.
7rHOSE Perlons who still re-
Jl. min indebted to the estate of'
Martin Par Uy, fate of Porrfmouih,
merchant, (Iterated, are hereby infomed,
that the fubfcrdiers, administrators on said
L fateflwing obliged to fettle their account
of Adtn:niftrarioo with the Judge of Pro
bate within a short time, have determined
to place the accounts of all delinquent
debtors in the hands of an Attorney for
cotl-aioo, unless prevented by an imme
diate fettlement.fr-
Mark Simes.
Samuel Sparkawk.
Portfinoutl, My 21, 1803.
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Notice to Creditors.
TH E Commissioners appoint
ed to receive and adjufPthe claims
against the estate of Martin Parry,
late of Portsmouth, merchant, deceased;
give notice that four montlis longer from
the 20th April last, the expiration of their
commission to receive and adjust said
claims, being allowed by the Judge of
Probate for that purpose, they will artend
that business at the office of J^remiak
Ltbbey, near Spring-Hill, on rhe rd
Monday ,of June, July, and' August next
ensuing, at 10 o'clock, A.M.
Jeremiah Libbey,
Edward Sargent,
• ' Daniel Humphreys.
Pertfatuth, May zi.
ALL Persons indebted to, or
having any demands on the estate
of x Theophilus Gilman,
late rtf Exeter, blacksmith, deceased, are
hereby notified to call (immediately) and
fettle the fame with Simeon Ladd and
Eliphalet Gilman of Exeter, Exec
utors of the last Wili and Teftiment of
said deceased. SIMEON LADD.
r ELIPHALET GILMAN.
Exeter, May 11, 1803.
nro be fold by the fobferiber,
A- the House and Land where he now
lives (next door hut one to the Govrenors in
Exeter) with the Barn and other Buildings
thereon, and the Garden before the do<>r,
and ten acres of LandnearWheelwright's
Creek wi hin three quarters of a mile
from the Dwelling House.
_Simeon Ladd.
State of Newhamp/hirc,)
Rockingham, fs. . . 1.3 U
pqOTICE is hereby given that
” 'Georg, /Wentworth, foftua Wentworth,
Jonathan Warner, John Ptnhallow, Samuel
hnhallro yr. fohn Penhallow jr. Hunkm°
Penhallow, Benjamin PenhaUro, Thomas
Penhallow, Sarah Penhallow, Daniel Auflin
and Maty his wife, Daniel Warner, and
Elizabeth Sherburne, all of Portfmputh in
said county; and Robert Catts and Marge
ry his wife, Andrew P. Wentworth, William
Mugridge and Sally his wife, fohn Fernald,
Witham IT. Fernald, 'Samuel Fernafd,
BenjantirtFernald, Margery P. Wentworth,
May Fernald and Hannah Fernald, all of
Kitrery, in the county of York, and Com
monwealth of Ma'^chufetts, have peti
tioned the Judge of Probate for. ,hid
county of Rockingham, representing that
they are fe ; zed in fee Simple of seven un
divided eleventh parts of ascertain lot of
Land, and a Dwelling House thereon,
lituate in said Fortfmouth, near Liberty
Bridge, bounded as follows : northerly,
about one hundred feet by Puddle Dock,
;(fo called)-wefferly; about three bun
idred feet by land of jofeph Walton— South
! erly, about one huhdred feet by Dock
;lane; and, eafkrl,,/about three hundred
I ! feet by land of Thomas Manning, Nathan
' iel Maiftalland George How-—to wit, That
; the said George W&utTwth. aud foJhua
Wentworth, are'feized of three eleventh
; parts of said premises ; the laid Jonathan
Warmer i, seized of two eleventh parts
thereof; the said fohn Penhallow, Samuel
Penhallow jr^fohn Penhallow jr. Hanking
Penhallow, Benjamin Penhallow, Thomas
Penhallow, Sarah Penhallow, Mary Penhal
t low, Daniel Aufiin and Mas-his wife, in
[1 her right, Daniel Warner, and Elizabeth
Sherburne, are seized of one eleventh part
thereof; and that the said Robert Cutts and
Margery his wife in her rigirt, Andrew P. l
: 1 Wentworth, William M^ridge and Sally \
his wife in her right, fohn fernaid, Wild
ham o .Fernald, Samuel Fernald, Benjamin
'Fernald, Marge,y P. Wentworth, Ma, Fer
nald, and Hanna: 'Fernald, are leized of
one eleventh part of said premifes,nd that
the other four eleventh parts of hid pre
mises are owned by persons to said peti
tioners unknown : And that they the
said Petitioners arc desirous that partition
of laid premises fruhl be made, and that
their aforefaid telpeftive fliares may be
divided, and set off to them to hold in
severalty—And therefore praying that a
Committee may be appointed to make
partition of laid premises, agreeable to the
feature in such case made and provided.
Whereupon it is ordered, That
the Petitioners be beard at the Probate
Court, to be balden at Portfmouli afnre
faid, on the third Wednesday of June
next; and that any of the parties intereff
ed, may then have opportunity to make
their obelions to the granting of the
prayer of laid petition.
By order A said fudge, l
William Parker, Refr.|
Exeter, April 21 ? iSofy j
Auctions.
At S. Little's Office,
ON TUESDAY NEXT.
"ariety English & India GOODS
Among which are, Broad Cloths,
Caffimeres, Swhntdown Fared
Cloths,Jeans,Chintzes,Canibrick
Mullin, & Cotton, Handkerch's.
& Shawls, India Cottons, ditto.
Chintzes, Cotton and Worsted
Hose, Umbrellas,Parafols, Boxes
Glass, do. Soap, Mens' Hats,
Bandanna & Silk Handkerchiefs,
Decanters. Cash advanced on
goods defofledfor public or private
Ja/e. ,MAY 21.
'LANDS'
% be fold at PUBLIC AUCTION,
at the Punch of Grapes Tavern, kept
by Mr. Jacob Kendall, in State-Erect,
Pfyn, on'
Wednelday the ift of June next,
r? 11 o'clock, A. M.
SUNDRY valuable Tracts and
LOTS' of LAND—lying in rhe
counties of Ktnncberk and Lincoln;—viz.
-A Tract of Land in Dresden,
partly, and partly in Wfcafet, numbered
±B, containing about 3,000 acres—A
Trad of Land in Litrifeld, partly, and
partly in Wales, numbered 13, containing
about 4,800 acres—A Tra& of Land in
Waterville, partly, and partly unincorpo
rated, marked A. 1, containing about
5,d00 acre's —A Tra& of Land in -Wif
caffit, marked F.f.6, containsng 4.00 errs
—Five Lots in Haatlon, viz. No's. :8,
26, 29, 66, and 96, each containing 200
acres—One 24th part ,of the Plymouth
Company's undivided Lands—^^about
1800 acres of Land in WmJlow, ir ded
into Lots, formerly belonging to Wm.
TaYlor, Elq. ^ceafed.
The particular conditions will
be made known at the time nd lice of
file. RW.M;™riil 21.•^ri'
FOR SALE.
F 7rHAT commodious and ek
gant House at Little Harbour, well
known as the feat of His Excellency the
late Governor Benning Wentworth.
This spacious Mansion Houle
is only two miles from Portfmotitli Pa
rade by land, and bur one third of that
distance by Water., It is finifhed in a
style of superior excellence, and has a
commanding view of the Ocean and Har
bout from the Eaff; and the adjacent
courtry from the fobth and weft —^nd
offers a fine retreat for the Man of Afflu
ence in the warmer months of summer,
or a lucrative one to the Country Gru
tieman who would make Agriculture h s
piWnit,M-u^v •P : •
It is furreunded bf ico acres of
mowing, tillage, and pasture LAND;
two excellent Orchards, well flocked with
trees yielding ti e finefl flavoured apples,
equal to thole brought fr m the foutberh
markets ; an extensive Kitchen Gan^n,
producing a great abundance of v^grra &
tiles, and a rich variety of the choicelt
fruits ; & beautiful Fl wer-Gardens con
taining the mufi delicate vines, (b p ub 4
and flo^ersJh The land enclosed with
strong well bdilt stone-walls. Attached
to the House is a good Wharf with
convenient stores thereon; a fine large
Arable ; Co ch-House; Cyder House;
Walh-Houfe ; Wood-Houle, and other
Convenient out-buildings, with a pump
and well of excellent water—The land is
now un< er high cultivation, and may oc
casionally be enriched with great case from
the large, beds bf muscles around the
fliore. The lovers of Angling may bf
gratified as the waters around 'he beach
and wharf abound with fmaU fifh.
From the excellence of the fruits
arid the facility with which they are rear
ed, no doubt can be entertained but that
with proper, management it might nearly
supply the Portsmouth market, an objc&
of importance when it is known hew fit,
tie attention % paid by the New hampffiirc:
Farmers to the . cultivation of frees and,
vines/- The ftru&are of tbe House is;
fanciful, and being built for'the retreat of
opulence, no pains hits been spared io
rendering it perfiTly convenient.
For terms, apply to the subscri
ber living on the premises.
Martha Wentworth;
Portfmoutb. Lr tie-Harbour, May 21.
r ro befold, let, or seated for 3
number ofyears, on very eaf, terms,
and entered upon the prelent jeafon,
An excellent Building Ybrd,. 1
with a Dwelling House, Barn, Work
house, and other conveniences for Ship.
Building— one of the best situations in.
this vicinity for an enterprising Ship
birildtr : or it may be profitably improv
ed in the profecotion of the Fidiery.—-
Apply at the Oracle Office.
Kine Pock.
DR. SPALDING inoculates -
with the KINE POCK;
Portsmouth, May 2&