The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1804-06-05 00:00:00, page 4

MOLASSES & SUGAR.
__lco Ilhds. of best retailing
Molafies, and a small guantity of light
brown Sugar—to be fold on reasona
ble terms, at No. g, Portsmouth Pier.
oo eße G STORER.
Portfmovth, May 2g, 1804, '
Wilham & Charles Neil,
l I AVE received per thip Caroline
frgm Liverpool ; a general as
sortment of : |
Crockery Ware,
which they will fell on moderate terms
at their Store on Church hill.—May 29.
Eliph* Ladd
Eliph* Ladd,
‘Has received by the latest arrivals
Jfrom Englani, and bas for sale, whole-
Jfale and retail, avgencral affsrtment of
Spring Goops—uviz.
BROAD CLOTHS, Caffimeres,
Searges, silk and cotton Velvets,
Linens, Sheetings, Calicoes, Shawls,
Handkerchiefs, Muslins, Muflinets,
Dimities, copperplate and farniture
Chintzes, Tassels, Cord ang, Fringes,
Luteitrings, Modes, Sarfnets, silk Flo
renteen, Ruilels, Durants, Tammies,
Florenteens, Bed Ticks; 3,4,5, 8, 12
Diapers, silk, striped and cotton Nan
keenets, Nankeens, Fustians, fathiona
ble summer Wailtcoating; Ginghams;
check’d Linen, {Eoe and quality Bind
ings, red, white and blue Buhitins, fu
perfine black sewing Silks, olive and
light coloursdo. Twilts, floor & stair
Carpetings, men’s white, mix’t and
Black silk Hose, fancy, random; plain,
white and rib’d cotton, do. worftéd
Caps, women’s black silk and worlted
Mitts and Gloves, white ard coloured
‘Threads, Tapes; No. 33, 4,4%, and
pound Pins, Kneedles, Men’s Hats. -
' A good assortment of '
India Cottons, striped do. do.
Bandanna Handkerchiefs, black Per
sians, &c.. An assortment of
Saddlery, Cutlery & Hard Ware,
—¥Viz.—~—Girth and diaper Webbing,
woolen cross bar’d & cotton, blue and
white, red and white, and green and
white firiped Saddle Cloth, common
dnd plated Bitts and Stirraps. -
Saws, Knives & Forks, Pen
knives, pocket do. theep and tailor’s
Shears, Scissors, Raifors. _ ~
Brass, knob, dead, chest, cup
board, trunk, detk and draw Locks,
do. stock and pad Locks, Hinges,
Latches, Gimblets, Augurs, Rules,
Scales and Squares, hard-metal and
tined-iron tea & taple Spoons, Ham
mars, brass Cocks, ng, 6, 7 and 8,
cotton and wool Cards, mason’s, pa
tent and common brick and plaifter
ing Trowels, [teel, wire & wood Rat
and Mouse Traps, Sad Irons, Turkey
Oil Stones, Tea Trays and Waiters,
brass Nails, Shovels & Tongs, Warm
ing Pans, brass and iron Candlesticks,
Spedtacles and Cases. .
Chaise and hunting Whips;
Whip Thongs, common & brass nose
Bellows, Englith and Durtch “floor,
hearth, dusting, paint, tar, cloth, fhog
and horse Brushes. | :
Family Bibles, small do. Tes
taments, Pot and post Papers, Pocket
Books, Watfers, Ink Powder, Shaving
Boxes and DBruthes, Slates, slate and
lead Pencils, ivory Combs, horn do.
London and Bristol Pewter,
patent Shot, sheet Lead, MIRG,
MIXRG, Tin Plates, ’/lIXRG- dou
"bie ditto, 4d. 6d. Bd. iod. zod. cut
and wrought Nails, Id. 2d. 3d. 4d.
‘sd. 6d. do. Brads, 2d. 3d. clout,
trunk and scupper Nails, 14 & 8 oz.
Fagks. ' :
IRON HOLLOW WARE.
a handsome assortment of
LOOKING-GLASSES.
~ FISHING GEAR.
Y 2 score 30, 8, 20, 7, 16 rands Her
ring Nets, Salmon, do. 9,12, 15, 18
thread cod and mackerel Lines, chalk
and deep sea do. do. Leads, herring
and salmon Twine, pack Thread, L
P. large cod hooks, large, middle and
small quarter do. mackerel do. .
M complete assortment of Painter’s Colors,
~* Viz. Lopdon white and red Lead,
‘Spruce Yellow, Spanith Brown, Whit
ing, Dutch and rose Pink, patent Yei-
Yow, V—crm’ﬂlio% Verdigreafe, Prussian
Blue, White Viuriol, Englith Glue,
- Liafeed Oil. Also, for sale, -
Wefi-India Goods £ Groceries,
¥ iz. Brandy, Gin, Rum, Molasses,
| ans: India, and Brown Sugars, Cof
fee, hyfon; fouchong and bohea Teas,
€hocolate, Poland Starch, Shaving
Soap, &e. &c. - oty ek
A quantity of SHIP BREAD,
and elear PORK.. =~ .
. Herdd Grafy & Clover Seed,
) Poraißallen s vlos oy
A ECER AN, Dl ey,
A ing Beich wnd water privile
wﬁn;ﬁwﬁwv fide of Lib
erty Bridge, between laod owned by
W ’“5% "veksi and WC*‘“"&
REET Nonin PRIRCE.
ks e S SR e S LT
Cazneau Bayley,
At the sign of the SPINNING
WHEEL, Buck fireet,
Informs his Friends and the Public, that
‘be shall be absent from Portsmouth a
Sew months, and awll dispose” of his
© present Stock at very reducet prices
- from their usual cheapness. ' ) §oB
PI,AIN and fprig’d Muslins ;
Muslin Handkerchiefs ; Dimitys;
Shawls ; Pocket Handkerchiefs ;—
Thread Ldging ; :/Tapes ; Black
Modes ; A variety of Ribbons ; Ivo
ry stick Fans ; Jeans ; Fustians ;
Striped & clouded Nankinetts ; Men’s
women’s and children’s Hose ; Silk
Mitts and Gloves ; €otton Mitts and
Gloves ; Men’s, women’s and Boy’s
Hats ; And a variety wf other arti.
cles for cath only. May 29.
LADD & SMITH,
Have-received per the Atlantic from Liv
erpool and King flon from d.ondon,
and now opening and For Sale,
« a general assortment of
Ship Chandlery, Cutlery and
' Hard Ware .
GOODS,
enfifling o
OINER’s, Carpefté"r’s Blockmak-
J er’s, Cooper’s Caulker’s & Paint
er’s Tools complete ; Ship’s Cabin
and Cook’s Furniture ; brass & iron
cabin door Locks ; Stays, Buttons,
Turns, Latches, Hooks and Hinges
with and without loose pins.
Stock, Door, Closet, Cupboard,
Chelt & Pad Locks, Hinges, Latches,
Screws, &c. A complete assortment
of Spikes, Nails, Brads, Tacks and
Clouts, some suitable for tining.
Alio—belt Medal and Wood Sex
tants ; do. Quadrants ; ship’s Brass ;
Azimuth ; hanging and wood Com
pafles ; Mathematical Instruments, in
Pocket Cases ; Measuring Tapes ;
Parallel Rulers : Marine Atlas ;
Weft-India, European, Streights and
Baltic Pilots, &c. &c. '
No. 5. Merchant’s Row, May 22, 1804.
FOR SALE BY ,
T. MORTON,
10,000 lb. Fresh Rice ; a few
bales Cotton ; Teas, of all kinds
warranted ; pipes& barrels of Brandy
and Gin ; Rum per hhd. or less;
Loaf, India and brown Sugars ; Mo
lasses ; Coffee ; Wines—Cotton and
Wool Cards ; golb. Nutmegs ; also a
few elegant 2 barrel Guns—together
with a general assortment of *
Weft-India Goods and Groceries,
as good & as cheap as can be bought
in town.—Atzendance from fun-rife un
til g o’clock in the evening. May 29.
: FOR SALE BY .
Elisha Hill, jr.
' NORTH END.
GRENADA RUM ; ditto MO
: LASSES, per Hhd.-—Mould
CANDLES, of the firft quality.—
No. 1 and 2 BEEF and PORK —
100 bbls. Superfine FLOUR. The
above will be fold low for cash.
May 39, 1804. o,
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FOR the Lawyer, the Merchant, the
Mariner, the Mechanic, and the
gentleman of letters and leisure.——
T his day published and for sale at C.
PEIRCE’S Book-Store, Portsmouth,
The AmericaN CITIZEN’S
SURE GUIDE ;
Being a colleétion of the most impor
tant State Papers, such as
The Declaration of Independence
of the U. States. Articles of ‘Con
federation & Perpetual Union. Con
stitution of the United States. All
the treaties mow in force, which the
United States have ever rhade. Pro
visional Articles with Great Britain.
Armistice with the fame. Difinitive
Treaty of Peace with the fame. Ar.
ticles of agreement and ceflion with
Georgia. Ordinance for the Govern
ment of the North Western Territory.
Seamep and Merchant’s A&s. Duties
on Goods, Wares and: Merchahdize.
Rates at which Foreign Monies are
eflimated in payment of duties. Rates
of Letter Postage. Census of the
United States.— And other valuable
information, which every citizen of
Ametica should avail ‘himfelf of im
mediately. Ty P
Extraé? from the Introdullion..
¢ From the repeated applications the
Compiler has had for the' different Treaties
of the United States with other nations,
he has long had it in contemplation to pub
‘bifh a volume of this narure, viz. to contain
all ihe Treaties of the United States (in full)
with every naiion, kingdom, republic and
peopie. ) Ard heis happy in p:femg the
citizens of America with (uch @ volanie, as.
ter many menths ardaous labor in colle&ting
the documents and materjals for the fame.
Besides all those treatigs, it is with pleasure
bt has been evabled to add to, and eprich
this velume with several other important
- Stare Papess, such ag the Declaration of In
dependeonce of the ésnitcdj States ; Articles
~of Confederation ; the Conflitution of the
United States ; feyerel Afts of Coogrels,
& Cafand ﬂt‘
which interelt every citizen, &etf
#lean cotton, and cotton and linen
o R Y B
Lot U 0 el
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Weft-India GOODS |
. . |
AND
GROCERIES,
may be had by wholesale or retail, at
the (tore of PEIRCE, HILL and |
#LPEIRCE, head of Moffat’s wharf,
North-end., May 29, 1804. i
. V R T T
SCHOOL BOOKS. '
Bibles ; Testaments ; Webs
fter’s, Perry’s & Maine SPELLING
BOOKS ; Webster’s 2d &3d pastss s
AAmerican Preceptor ; Childis Com
panion ; Young Ladies SeEide
Columbian’ Qrator ; Waleh's Meges
cantiie Arithmetic.—AlL6F
Books#imay be had by whelefile oF
retailj@tthe foreof PEIRCE LL*
and FEIRCE, oppofité : W cOT
ner of the 3 tare, Houfs; Congress fireet. .
vt it A Bls ot BRI RN e
E‘ 2dP, e
Ha.r"iﬁiérkd by 'tbe_'.lflltétvcﬁ 'a’rriva/.;,r\;a
" general assortment of g
FASHIONABLE GOODS, |
) among which are
’jI"HE best London Super
fine, black, biue, mixed & drab
BROAD CLOTHS ; double milled -
Caflinderes ; black and olive Velvetts ; .
twill’d Nankinetts ; Dimities & Muf
linetts ; lace, cambrick and farfnett
Muslins ; imbofs’d Cambrick ; colon
ade and tambored Muslins ; bouk and
jaconet Muslin, and Muslin Shawls.;
plain andifigured Chintzes ; best Lon- |
don made Hats of the latest fafhion. |
A completz assortment of ‘
Irish Linens and Sheetings, !
With a large aflortment of other |
GOODS as usual—all which will be '
fold cheap, by wholesale and retail,
for cash, or literal credit, at his Brick
dtore, N° 10, Market-street. |
20,000 yds. good Tow-Cloth |
wanted. May 8, 1804. }
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} I
Stephen Delande, l
Has for SALE at bhis [fhop in Buck-
Sfireety a general assortment of
- Weit India GOODS
i AND
GROCERIES. j
S —ALSO,—
CONFECTION |
of all kinds—such as ‘
Sweet-meats, Citrons, Limes, pre- |
ferv’d Ginger, Tamarinds ; Quince; l
and Currant Jellies, &c. &ec. i
Fufi receiv’d—Frefh thell’d and un- I
fhel’ld ALMONDS ; My 22. ’
For SALE, clgap for cash or ap- |
: proved credit— !
W@%ﬂA F./‘;]RIZI in Cen- |
TIANE: (it
= o Ryt bR " |
TS good Lanp——3aid |
Farm is, under good improvement; has |
a young Orchard thereon, with a
House, one story high, 40 by 31 feet,
and a Barn 40 by 32—and is very
pleasantly situated near the middle of
the town, on ‘the main road which
leads from Moultonborough to Ply
mouth.—For further particulats in
quire of SAMUEL GILMAN.
Meredith, May 15, 1804. b
o NOTICE. |
LL persons indebted to, or that f
z k have any demands against the |
estate of Ezekiel Gilman, late of Deer
field, Yeoman deceased, are requested
to present them for settlement to .
- THOMAS JENNESS, jun. Attorney |
B for SALLY GILMAN, &
g Adminifiratrix.
A SRR O ei| SO
; THE SUBSCRIBER J
: HAVING’ come to a full determination
to give up his bufine(s of Post. Riding,
‘on the routes from’Poifmouth to Ambherfi,
ioto the hands of William Thayer, present
Mail carvier, the fi+it day of july next—THe 4
has likcwi_jgd&}gmincdt_b;w
route about that time—lt therefore becomess
indifpentably necessary to fertle all bis ac.*
counts in the wonth of Jane,
And as friend ship ot réafonable terms has |
been his invarighie ok ae wiflie
not be difforbed at AN, by &
iance with' higircafoneble reque
1 N.B. The {mal nnmbelslf
le&t to adjust their accounts, must 3 ‘
favors from & OZIQSSIL B
. Mayaß, 18og.. U S
STATE or NEW-HAMPSHIAESSS
' o Hillfboreugh i
N QTICE i hereby fiven o the nauee
N fident owners of }and in the town of
~ Merrimac, who have not paid their ta;’s\iﬁ"‘*\aﬁi-‘i
_the year 180¢, that so much of their land
‘aswill pay vhalame. with incidental charges,
~ will be fold ate public yendue at the dwell.
" ing house of I{mcl Tng alls, innholder in
said Merrimac on the ﬁ}l! Thorfday ot,{ggv- |
pext, at two oiclock P. M. unlels prevent-
P O g
e So 2
~ Pifcaiaqua Bridge Lotiery.
"I‘IIE drawing of Pilcaiaqua Bridge Lot
tery will positively commence on the
lgth'of.,u‘y, and fioifh inahirty days. Eih
Five hundied Tickets will be considered
a2s one complete days work.
Uhe days fixed for drawing, the firft week
wiil be 1 hocfday and Saturday, and the (ev
cond week, Tuelday, Thurlday and’Satur
day ; further as may be cunvenient.
« Tickets will continue felling at the pre.
sent price of five dollars, until the goth
day of Juoeis expired’; after that rime the
_price will advance 1o five dollars afty cenis
‘ugail che fifih July. 2 ;
¢ @llwofold Tickeisin the hands of sgents
ek day of July must be sealed up
¥etutned to the Man~gers—any Tickets
@ain in their hands after that
lered as {old, and mufl be
e . ‘lhe ‘:rs.
- AtFunfold Lic ieis wiil pass from the
MB3napeis 40 3 €ompany befose the draw
{ R HCes, sand fold woder the direc
;&fg}j *““ sgent, ac fix dollars,
" BTHOMAS THOMFSON, 1
& ' THOMAS MARTIN, i
B ELijateare. o, (
IIEI‘IOOAPf{ﬁ'lOlllﬁ,";Mﬁ)' 15, 1804.
ﬁ‘D-WARE GOODS.
H. &B. PExuaLLOw,
Have imported in the ships John Ad
ams, and Packett, a large and
general afforimient of
Harp-Wark
GOODS
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confiftingiof almost every article usual.
ly imported in their line of business ; ]
‘which they offer for sale, at their flore
in Market-street, by wholesale & retaj).
F;_'.For_t'/;naaat/z.' May 1, 180%_ %
‘Nathan B Foliom,
Has jufi received and offers Jfor sale om
g the best terms,
1 Ton Patent SHOT.
Cases long cork’d St. Julien’s CrapeT.
40 dozen Cotton and Wool Cards, at
the Boston prices. 1
60 roles Press and Bonnet Paper. ;
20 reams Wrapping, & zo Writing, db.
Englith, Dutch and American Guan
Powder.
Clothier’s and Hatter’s Dyeftuff, as
ulual—And a general assortment of
GROCERIES: W
Port!mouth, May 2¢, 1804. '
. i ‘HE Subscribers after re
turning their acknowledgments
to their cultomers and other triends,
for the liberal encouragement given;
would inform them and the public in
general, that having received a frefh
supply of Furs and Trimmings, they
continte the
Manufactoring of Hats
of all kinds, at their Manufa&ory bot
tom of Daniel [treet, where they trust
those who will please to cali, may suit
themselves, both as tc number and
quality,——t77 They will supply Gentle
wnen with Hats, by tbe year, at-a mode
rate price.ﬂt ' : :
'SP*‘IAWK to CURTIS:
Port/modth, May 8, 1804,
HOUSE FOR SALE.
o O be fold, a House
&@ Tin Wafthington and
ke EEE i<M Pitts-street, with the
B Eﬁé §d 38! out Houses & a Store
e -=-Wellaccommodated
for three familics or one large farmly.
The terms of payment may be mz‘:de
ol :_A“ Ikguire of STEPHEN CHASE..
\By ifmouth, May 15, 1804.
UAENe wanted.
““'f ®fubfcriber withes to
~* contra& for the building a House
“in Portsmouth, 42 by 36 feet.—»th‘r_ee
stories high, as_per plan, which wiil
be exhibited—The builder to find aII.
the materials, and cgmplete the _l'a.m'e
by, the Ift of Ocober nlext—-‘.lf)l‘gmg
_and stoning the cellar included if more
Cash wﬁl be advanced
"as the work may progress, |
.A;.: wouth, May 22, 1804. Rt
“A ND pofles on given immediately,
Wharf, and Store theres
. "t the foot of Daniel
ng theTown Wharf.
£F. BLUNT. -
‘indebted to, or that have
"deémands against the '—'\f"e of
. WILLIAM LANE, yeoman, lat of
Syatham, deceased, ate requested to prefcnt
the fame to the {ubfcriber for fetlement.
~ WALTER WEEKS, Adwinifirater.
+ Stratham, May 14, 1804,
WJOTICE s hertby given to all persons
N Sloiebicd'o he chae of JOSIAH
'ROBINSON, late of Poplin, in the county
of Rockingham, gentleman, deceased ; to
sk mnndinie paymest oß¢ the {fub-
Acribers—and all persons having claims a
okt el RhaveLate veq N 0 (ERR
- ghem for fettlemept. - . o
""SCRIBNER GORDON, | A
/4, CUBETIXRUBINSON, | J:. s,
ol TR ManoNGe, et BN g B R
%R AN R
NEW GOODS.
P Cofth
cter Corin )
Has just received per the ship Kingston
Srom London, an additional [upply of
Fancy and other
GOODS
: ’ _
which completes bis (ummer assortment ;
Among which are
SUPERFINE London BROAD
) CLOTHS, of the most fathiona
ble colours ; Hubit Cloths ; Cafli
meres ; silk Florentines.
_ d great variety of
Fathionable Waistcoating ;
Fuflians ; Jeans ; Cotton Caflimeres ;
plain, twill’d and silk Nankeenets ;
Thicksets 3 Velvets ; worfled and silk
Pluth ; silk Velvets.
A large afforiment of
Chintzes & Calicoes ; print
ed Cambricks ; chintz & dimity Fur
niture ; Copperplate. Fursiture ; Muf
linets ; Dimecties. 4 great variely of
Book, jacconet & cambrick
Muslins ; elepant India Muslins ;
black & color’d Sarfenet Cambricks ;
black Ginghams ; muslin Hanaker
chiefs ; cambrick Shawls, embroid
er’d and fring’d ; chintz and purple
Shawls ; linen, cotton, bandanna and
black silk Handkerchiefs ; silk Shawls.
4 great varirty of
Luteftrings ; black double Sarfenets
elegantplain & check Italian Sarfenes ;
Italian Silks ; Modes ; Satins ; color’d
Sarfenets ; Tiffanies ; black & color’d
Crapes ; black cypress, netting, crape
and 'plain Gawzes ; Millinets.
i Az Yo /./”” riment /
Thread Laces and Edgings 3
white and black silk Laces ; biack
Lace Cloaks and Shawls ; wide black
Laces for . cloaks and shawls; black
Turkey Gauzes ; black & white Lac#
Veils, some very elegant.
A grealt varg-ty ﬂf
Cane, willow, chip, yeoman
and Dunfiable Bounets and Hats 3
fancy Flowers and Wreaths ; black
and fancy Feathers ; fathionable Fans,
some very elegant ; crape, glaz’d and
common black Fans ; Parasols, with
and without walking Canes ; Ums
brillas ; kid and morocco Shoes s
Rosettes. A great variety of
Ribbons ; cotget and silk
Gown Trimings ; Gown Buttons ;
gold and silver Laces and Fringes ;
gold and silver Cords ; color’d silk
Cords ; cotton and silk Girdles ;
Straw Trimings.
Men’s and youth’s cotton,
hemp, thread and {ilk Hose ; women’s
cotton and silk Hose, some with lace
clocks ; women’s plain, picnic and
vandyke silk Gloves ; black and col
or’d silk Mitts ;. cotton Gloves and
Mitts ; Kid Gloves ; men’s beaver,
wash leather, thread and itk Gloves ;
Stock Stiffeners 3 cotton & silk Brdces.
‘ A large afforiment of
Linens ; sheeting Linens ;
Brown Hollands ; Checks ; Threads ;
embroidering and other Sewing Silks 3
Bindings. A variety of”
White & chintz Bed Lace,
Cords and Tassels ;—Table Cloths all
sizes 3 Diapers, some 2 yards wide ;
Napkins ; yellow and green Canvas ;
— Fathionable gilt, plated & common
Buttons ; steel Knee Buckles ; Epau
lets ; silver Thimbles ; Watch Chains;
Seals and Keys; Pins; Men’s and
boys Hats. ;
Tammies ; Durants ; Cali:
mancoes ; Shalloons ; Ruflels ; Mo
reens 3 Taboteens ; Florentines ;
Lastings ; Sattinets.
India Cottons ; India Chintz
es ; blue Gurrahs ; biue and yellow
Nankeens 3 Madrafs Long Cloths.
- CARPETS, & CARPETING.
~P.f;r{/}nouzk, May ee, |§ 04- b
STATE e NEW HAMPSHIRE.
S éﬁﬁ R X E
F\F the SECON%L_JSS of a.
Lottery for raising two thou
sand dollars for theufe of the ATkix
soNx AcaADEmMY, éxclufive of incidental .
expence, granted by a_ law of said
State, pafled June 11th, 1803.
~ This Class consists of 10,000 Tickets,
at 2 dollars each—to be dranwn in Prizes
Julject to a dedultion of 125 pr. cent.
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- 1. of 1200 dolls. is 1200 dols.
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