The New-Hampshire gazette and historical chronicle — Portsmouth, N.H., 1771-10-18 00:00:00, page 4

THE Co-partnetfhip of David
Griffith, and Samuel Bowles, being
DISSOLVED, all Persons to whom they are
Indebted are desired to call and receive their
pay—and those Indebted to them are request
ed to make immediate payment to either, in
order to prévent furcther Trouble, especially
those whose Accounts are of long standing,
Portsmouth, O&ober 9, 1771.
Jult Impotted from Lownpow, and
TO BLE SOLD BY
David Griffith,
At the Sign of the Goldsmiths Arms in
Queen Street, And BY
Samuel Bowles,
At his SHOP opposite the Post Office in
King street, as cheap for Cash, asis fold
in the Province, the following Articles,
BRoad Cloths, Serges, Kerfeys,
Ratteens 3 Bearskins ; Shalloons ; Tam
mies ; Durants ; Buttons and Twist ; Calla
mancoes ; Camblets ; Stuffs 3 Bombazeens ;
Mens, Womens and Childrens Hose, of all
forts 3 Mens worsted Caps ; Mill’d Caps ;
Gloves and Mittins ; Wemen’s silk Mitts 3
worlted Ditto ; silk Knee Garters, broad and
narrow worsted Quality, Cambricks and
Lawns ; Holland 3 Irith Linnen ; Diaper ;
Garlix ; Linnen Checks ; Oznabrigs ; Buck
~ram ; broad and narrow Tapes ; white
Thread ; Colour’d Ditto ; Sewing Silk ;
Taffity’s ; Taffity Persians 3 Persians ;—
figur’d Cloak Silk ; Lace €2 Snail for Cloaks;
Burceloay, Check and ftamp’d Hanker
chiefs ; Wax Neclaces and Glass Beads ; ivo
ry, Bone and Wood stick Fans— Ribbons ;
silk Ferries, silk Wig Cawls, and Wig Rib
bons ; Raw Silk Curling Pipes ; Hatt Trim
mingg ; Pewter Dithes ; Plates, Bafons and
Porengers 3 large and small Spoons ; Knives
and Forks of sundry forts 3 Jack and. Pen-
Knives ; Taylors Shears ; Sciffars 3 Razors ;
Needles and Pins ; large and small Fith
Hooks ; Shoe Knives ; Pinchers 3 Nippeis
and Hammers; Shoe Tacks; Pegging Awls;
Awl Hafts ; Awl Blades ; Gimblets; Steel
Tobacco Boxes ; Snuff Boxes ; Candle Sticks;
Snuffers ; Sweeping, Shoe and Buckle
Bruthes ; Brass Chimney Hooks ; Brass
Ketches for stands, Wool Cards ; Be€rCocks;
Desk Furniture, Door and Chelt Locks and
Hinges ; Hand Saws 3 Horp and Ivory
Combs ; Mill Saw and Whip Saw Files ;
Jarge and small Rasps ; cut and Handsaw
Files ; flat half round, Knjfe and round Files;
Iron Jews Harps ; Iron Wire ; Cork Screws;
Sieve Bottoms ; Sieves by the quantity or sin
gle ;—A large Assortment of Blocktin, Brass,
Yellow, white Metal and {leel Shog and Knee
Buckles ; Mathewmans best Coat and Jacket
Buttons ; Glass and Horn Ditto ;3 Childrens
white and yellow Watches ; steel Watch
Chains 3 Keys and Seals ; steel Chapes and
Tongues 3 Leathet Horf= Collars ; Horse-
Whips 3 Cowfkins, and Whip Lalhes ——-
Bibles ; Teftamsents 3 Pfaifers 5 Primers ;
spelling Books ;3 Cartridge and Wiiting Fa
per ; Pack Ditto 5 Ink Powder 3 Black and
Red sealing Wax ; Black and Red Wafers ;
s Ivory Bocks and Pencils.-—— All Sizes of Mens,
- Womens and Childrens Leacher Suogs ——m
Womens Englith and Lynn Cloth Suoes ;
Childrens Morrocco Digto 5 Clogs and Gallo-
Moes.——2od, 104, 6d, and 4d, Nails ;
Jobents, Shoe and Pump Nails; Brads ; Brass
Chair Nails ; Window Gl.fs ;—Bohea TEA,
Coffze, Chocoiate, Rice, Starch, Raisins,
Pepper, Allpice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace,
Nutmegs, and Ginger. ——RUM, Loaf and
Brown Sugar, Molasses, Cotton Wool ;-----
Foxk 1 svOU I'H, Printed by Damiel and Rebare Fowde.
(undry forte diftifl’d Spirits, Indigo, Copperas]
Allum, Log and Red- W ood.———
Said Davip GrirriTh, also continues to
carry on his Goldsmith and Jewellers Busi
ness as usual.—Where may be had, most
forts of Articles in that Way, for carrying
on said Business, _
WANTED by said Griffith, a Boy of
about 14 Years of Age, to serve as an - Ap
prentice to said Business.—None need apply,
but those of good Charaéter, and whose Pa
rents are able, and willing to fitad him
Cloathes.———
Just Imported, And to be Sold by
James King,
At his Store on Spring-Hill, Portfmsuth,
A general Assortment of GOODS, among
which are the following, viz.
9 by 7 and 10 by 8
Crown GL ASS ; cotton and silk Romalls ;
border’d Bandannoes ; check, printed and
paste wors Handkerchiefs 3 Mens black
fhammy Gloves ; Womens ditto ; Mens &
Womens white Gloves ; Womens white
lamb Mitts ; Girls ditto ; black fattin Hatts;
Chips for hatts by the doz ; course and fine
{cive Bottoms ; printed Callicoes ; fine
Chinces ; Russia Diaper ; half E!l Hukka
buck ; single lawn Aprons ; black Persian;
black and cloth color’d Taffity ; demy Cam
bricks ; ftrip’d Lawn ; flower’d ditto ; fu
perfine Foolscap, fine pot and printing crown
Paper by the Rheam ; Cartridge Paper ;
pewter Dishes, plates and porringers of all
sizes ; hard mettle Tea Potts, and Spoons 3
a neat aflortment of looking Glafles, measur
ing from 12 by B,to 30 by 18 Inches;
best London glaz’d Pipes ; Silk knee Garters
of all colours ; an assortment of Scotch
Threads ; fine Cambrick ditto 3 plain Ebo
ny, painted Bone, cut and black paper Fans ;
an assortment of scarlet and black Gimp, &
Snail : black Fringe 3 cover’d Wyer ; black
Bombazeen ; broad black Rufiell ; black
Beeds per Ib. half Ell olive collor’d cotton
Velver 3 black ditto 3 4.1'8 cotton Check ;
-8 & yard wide Irith Linens ; dyed Pillow ;
Kilmarnock Caps ; an assortment of ftrip’c
worsted Caps ; green and crimson Velvet
Fashion ditto ; Womens cotton Hose ; Mens
ribb’d worsted Hose ; ditto Koit ; ditt
white Worftead ; Womens white fi'k mitts
and Gloves ; Mens white silk Gloves 3 Saio
lors round Hats ; horiehair, deathhead and
needle work’d basket Buttons ; Pk, cloth
collord and blackCallimancoes ; cloth col
lor’d, black, blue, green, white and pink
Tammy’s ; an assortment black bone Lace;
white blond ditto ; black . Sattin ; figur’d
Mode ; black and white yard wide Gauze ;
figur’d ditto ; black and white Nett black,
cloth color’d and light sewing Silkes ; beit
large Wool Cards,” by the doz. ; setts of
house Brushes ; table knives and foiks 3 buck
cuttoes ; double fprirg Locks ; cupboard
ditto ;3 Taylors Shears 3 black and cloth
color’d horn buttoas ; Mathewmans Buttons ;
a variety of metile coar and breast Buttons,
per Groce 3 Iron Jewfharps, per Groce or
doz. ; steel spring tobacco Boxes ; jappan’d
fnuff-Boxes per doz. ; brals Ink-Potts per doz;
paper ditto per doz. ; ivory combs, per
doz. ¢ frying Pans, of all sizes ¢ best Dur
ham flower of Mustard ; Nutmeégs, Cloves &
Mace by the Ib. ¢ Likewise,
Weft India and New-England RUM
Bohea T E A, by the doz. or single Pound ,;
best englith Loaf Sugar; Pepper by the
doz or pound, &c. &c. &c. : .
N. B- The above articles are good in their
kind, and will be fold reasonable for Cash:
Choice Indian C
To be Sold cheap for Cash, or exchang’d for
New-England or Weft India RUM, good
Brown Sugar or Mollaffes—— Enquire of
JONATHAN LORING AUSTIN, & Co.
at their Store at Kittery Point.
i'o be fold at Public-Vendue by
James Rujs, Executar to the Estate of [bomas Ru s,
late of Derryfisld decear’d, part of thePeifonal, and all
the Real Estate, excepting the Widow'sDewer, t9s3ife
Mooey to pay, and discharge the {aid Debts and De
mands, with izcidental Charges, the said Vendue to oe
be!d en Monday the 21st Day of O&teber ensuing, at
ten of the Clock im the Ferenoon of fsid Day, a: the
House of the said deceas’d . Conditions of Sale to be
Read by me the fubfciibzr at Time and Place above
mentioned. James Russ, :
Derryfield, Sept. 18, 1771, ;
All Persons- who have any De
mancs upea tiie Estate of Willium Fulisrten, late of
Port{msouth, Painter, deceased, sre desired to make
them knewn ts the Sublcriber, and sll who are indebt
ed te, or have Accouats uufettled with the said De
ceased, are hereby desired to fettie them as fsen as pbf
fible, with Joun Sparnawk, Atorney
Port/mouth, Ofo. 10 to the Administratrix.
All Persons indebted to, or that
have any Demgzuds on the Estate of Mr. George Ayers,
laie of Portimouth, Cordwaiaer, decealcd, are desired
to bring in their Accouats to Fematban Ayers, of {aid
Porifmaouth, in erder for a Settlement.
A large Long-Boat, was taken
up the 7th Icßlant, by Joha Cavies, at the Harbour’s
Msuth, ard left in the care of Shadrick Bsll, Invhol
der ia Newcsfile, wko will deliver her to the Owner,
on the Charges bé?ag paid. :
THIS is to give Notice, that the
FARE, will bs held at Rye, the 22d aad 23d of this
Inst. O€ aber, atthe usual Place.——
ALL Persons Indebted to, or
that have any Demands on the Estate of Mr. [aues
Ligey, late of Scarborough, Post Rider, decesfsd, are
desired to bring them im to Jamas Lisev, jinr. of
said Scarboreugh, in the County of Cumberiand, end
Prevince of Massachusetts Bay, Adminiftrater o said
Estate, in order for sn immediate Settlement.
WHEREAS some evil minded
Perlen or Pei(ons, to me utknown, on theNight
immediately following the 24th of this [oftant Septem
ber, did attsck the Hosufe of my Honoured Mother
Mery Shannen es Port{mouth, Widow, and did throw
large Stones in at the Windows ( f@me of which were
sbout fifteen pounds weight ) which brcke the Glass
sed Sithe — Axd sifo or the Everirg followicg the
26th Irflant ( befo e nine g'c'ock ) the Gime, or some
cther evi! minded Person or Perfens, did throw ong o
ther large Stoae in at anether of the Windows of the
fame Heale whch broke the Glsfs avd put the Famiy
in great fear and terrer. ~——— Whoever wi.l give in
formatien publickly or privately of the Ferpsirator or
Perpetrators of eith® of the aferefaid entrages, (o that
the Offender or Offenders shall be convifled,hall Lave
&8 Reward of Ten Dollars paid by
RICHARD CUTTS SHANNON,
Portsmouth 27th Sepigmber 1774
N. B, If any Perlon will give privatg Irnfo msticn
snd the Offender or Cffenders thall be convilled there
upan, the Isforment’s Neme (hall be kept secret il da
fired, and be intitled 6 the sbove Reward. :
Catyta! \usti s Aot )s\ g, )Nt A\ 0l
L 3 “n
E‘XI ChLic
The Subf{criber hereby advertizes
al. th ‘2 Parsons concerncd 88 Taverrsrs, znd Retail
ers of bprituous Liquors whe have ot yet called
on him to sett » their lat Years Excise, that volels they
discharge their Accompts before or‘at nex: November
Seflions, they may expeft noFavour frem him after that
Time. SAMUEL BLODGET.,
N.B. Attendarce will be given st his House in
Geoffe’s Town from Tcelday the 16th to the 2gth of
O&sber ;at Col. Hollands in Losdonderry gth. of
Novemb:r. at Websters the 6th. at Folfoms in Exeter
the 7th, and from the Bth to the Izth. of Nevembag
at Porymouth,
Newmarket Lottery Tickets, te
be fold by the Manager: and Printers.