United States oracle and Portsmouth advertiser — Portsmouth, N.H., 1802-11-20 00:00:00, page 4

POETRY
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monody.'
NEAR where yon ftreamlet fijwly find#
With pebbly noise its silver way,
And where his horn the beetle winds
To swell the dirge of doling day ;
While many a Mower of earliest Spring,
Round the light grecufa ard bending creeps,
And many as lira's glossy wing
Slow circles o'er the humming steeps :
There rests the hamlet's native pride,
- The faired maid that deck'd its gyen;
In foul to heaven alone allied,
fr In form a grace, a love in mein.
Oh ! (he was a gentle as the air,
Which plays on dimmer's tranquil breast ;
A heart, so kind to every care,
Warms buuthe tender turtle's nest.
Her voice was fofter than the lyre,
day, the 6thd,y of D^ernba next, at ten
o'clock A. M. in order tn make a Divi
dend of the eflate and efEAs of the fiid
Bankrupt ; when sod where the credi
tors who have not already proved, their
debts are to come purred to prove the
fame, or they will be excluded the bene
fit of said Dividend ; and all claims n<rt
then fiibnan'i^ed will be disallowed.
JEREMIAH MASON Afre.
Portfrauth, Nov. 1, 1802.
Ne.^6 State-flreet, Boflon.
HAS now ready for file, a com
plete and large assortment of
^ CHANDLERY^ Hafd WARE,
Wholesale and retail ; as low as at any
store in Boston, for Cash or Credit. —
Among the articles just received from
England is a very pleasing variety of
Close STOVES and GRATES, con
fiding of
SquateDiamondObelifk
'Round Fluted, Urn,
Pyramid, Pantheon,
Register, &c. &c.
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XTOTICE is hereby given,
L' that the fubforihers, have been duly
appointed Adminiftraiors on the estate of
JONATHAN HAMILTON, jr. Esq.
late of Berwick, in the County of York,
Merchant, deceased ; and have taken up
on themfclves that trufl by giving bonds
as the law dire As. All persons having
any demands agninft the elate of the de
ceased, are requeued to exhibit them for
fettirment; and all those indebted there
to, are called upon to make payment at
the store of the deceased in Portfmou?h,to
That steals each echo from the breeze ;
Her eye the blue with chastened fire,
That wins us, ere it seems to pkafc.
Ofc when the wild gust (hook the leaf,
Her pipe in mellow tones would pour,
So foft, so fad, its touching grief :—
So foft, so fad, it swells no more !
Nor more, as wont, at vernal wake
With merry Reps they dance the hays,
But fight from every bosom break
For her, who bleft their youthful days.
So, while at eve the hoary Twain
Recounts the tale to infant ears,
They seek the grave of lovely Jane,
And turn their ready sports to tears.
Oft too the village nymphs repair
In dumb distress to kneel and weep,
To drew rhe rue and primrose there,
Or hymn her gentle sprite to Sleep.
Pause then—on yonder hallowed spot,
And give her worth a parting sigh ;
So may thy grave ne'er be forgot,
When the lorn pilgrim passes by.
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I CTNEW GOODS.Q 1
+ ++++++++++l
iJoseph&JoshuaHavenl:
HAVE FOR SALE,
+ A NEW AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT 07.
Fall and Winter GOODS,\
$ WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
t Portsmouth, October #3.
^^>,'o,'o'o,'oi c o,'o%'o3 < o,'ob'o ) 'ot < <>> < 0v
ordained at Marfhfield, in the Old Colo
ny, 14 ORober, 1696, and died there, 16
March, 1705, in the ninth year of bis
* ministry in that town.
Here in a tyrant's hand doth captive lie
A rare synopsis of divinity.
Old patriarchs, prophets, gospel bishops meet.
Under deep silence, in their winding sheet.
All rest, a while, in hopes and full intent,
When their king calls to meet in Parliament.
For the ORACLE
An Epitaph taken from the grave-sane of
the Rev Edward Tompson, <who was
a commission of Bankruptcy, hath beffi
awarded and iffiied forth, that the com
missioners named and authorized in and
by rhe said commiffian, and the assignee
of said Bankrupt's estate and effeas, in
tend jo'meet at the office of Jeremiah
Libbev. in said Porifmouth, on Mon-
NOTICE is hereby given to
ihe creditors of EDWARD J.
PEIRCE, of Pirtfmouth in the Diftrih
ofNew-Hamp(hireTrader,againft whom
all of which are remarkably handsome
patterns. Boflon, Oftober 9.
Joseph Peirce, jr.
JOHN LORD, 1 Admin-
JOHN HAMILTON, , ifl, a -
JOSHUA HAVEN, ) k„.
Berwick.Oflobcr 14, t 502.
A 'NY Family who uijh to try the es
. fee of themes improved LAVA
TER or WASHING MACHINE,
may have an opportunity, by applying to
Col. Brewster, <witb whom one is lodged
for this purpose. November 13.
Peter Coffin,
Has received by late arrivals from England,
an extensive afotment of
Fancy Fashionable, and Staple
GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
T) EST fuperfine and low pric'd
-D Broadcloths; habit Cioths; Caffi
m.r& ; Coatings; Ratteens ; Kerfeys;
F ^di Cloths; Baizes ; Flannels ; Serges ;
Whitneys; Blankets; Wildbore ; Cam
blets; Crapes; Hairbines ; Durants;
Tanffmies; Shalloons; Calimancoes;
kuffels; Moreens ; Taborecns; Satti,
nexts ; Florentines.
A great variety of
Fashionable Waistcoating ;
Thickfetts ; Huntet's Cord; Velvets;
black, crimson, and green Shag ; worft
cd and fiik Plulh ; Men's plain and strip
ed black Satins ; Fustians ; Jeans; De
nims ; Quiltings; silk Velvets.
A great variety of
Calicoes and Chintzes ; elegant
chintz and dimity Furnitures ; Copper
plates; Ginghams; Mullinets; Dimities;
Counterpanes ; Table Cloths; Diapers.
A large assortment of
Book jaconet,cambrick,ftriped,
check'd, satin firipe & Iprig'd Muslins;
black Mullins ; colo?d Sarfenets ; Mus
lins ; elegant embroidered muslin Veils ;
white Turkey gauze and net Muslins for
Cloaks; muffin Handkerchiefs ; Ladies
and Gentlemens Neckerchiefs.
Elegant plain & check'd Cam
els hair Shawls; muslin, silk, purple and
chintz Shawls ; linen,cotton, bandannne,
Seifterfoys, China and black silk Hand
kerchiefs. A great variety of
Fashionable Florence Silks for
gowns; English and India Luftrings ;
Modes ; Satins; Sarfenets; Tiffanies;
Italian Crapes; Gauzes; Millinets ;
A large Afotment of
Thread Laces and Edgings ;
black Laces ; black lace Cloak Patterns ;
black Turkey gauze for Cloaks ; black
and white lace Veils. A great variety ts
Fashionable straw, chip, willow,
split straw, village, gipfey, otto and im
perial Bonnets; a few fafhionable silk
Bonnets, full trimed ; satin Beavers with
bands and feathers ; fafhionable black
Beavers ; men's and boy's Hats ; men's
patent silk Hats. A large aflortment of
Kid and Morocco Shoes ; Mo
rocco shoes with cork soles; Morocco
Slips ; Rofetts.
A great variety of
Fashionable Ribbons ; cotton
and silk gown Trimmings ; gown Put
tons ; gold and silver Laces and Fringes ;
gold and silver Cords; Chineal Trim
mings ; straw Trimmings ; Glove Ties
and Clasps ; cotton and silk Girdles.
Agreat variety of
Black and fancy Feathers,Flow
ers and Wreaths ; gold & silver Plumes ;
a few elegant dress Fans ; Black Fans ;
Parafoles; Umbrellas.
A large assortment of
Mens and Youths worfted,cot
ton and silk Hole ; Women's cotton and
silk Hose; Womens extra long cotton
and silk Gloves and Mitts, all colors,;
men's and womens black Gaiters; Mens
and womens worsted Socks ; mens and
boys worsted Gloves ; misses worsted
Gloves and Mitts ; mens mill'd and col
ored worsted Caps; mens white and
black Gauze Hose.
Worsted Pantaloons; Panta
loon Pieces; Pantaloon Hose ; worsted
Draws; mens beaver, buck, woodftock,
and silk Gloves ; white and colored Kid
Gloves ; emigrant Socks and Boots ; Cot
ton and silk Braces; flock ftiffners.
A great variety of
Mock' Sable, Fox,Goat's beard,
& Bear Muffs and Tippets ; white angola,
mock & real fable, and grey fur Trim
mings, A large afotmtnt ts
Irish Linens of a superior fab
rick; Irish Sheetings; India Cottons;
Checks; brown Hollands; Threads ;
embroidering and other sewing silks;
Bindings. An afatment of
White and chintz Bed Lace,
Cords & Tassels ; Carpetings ; Bed-Bunts.
Fashionable pearkNeck Laces ;
gold and other ear drops ; pearl and ft^el
; mounted Comos; gold and silver Epau
lets ; Spangles.
Fashionable gilt, plated and
common Buttons ; button moulds; sleeve
buttons ; Beeikoee buckles; silver thim
bks ; steel and gilt Watch Chains, Seals,
and Keys.
Wanted —io\ooo yards TOW
CLOTH. Porfoouth, Nov, 13
J. & J. Sanborn,
SADDLERS;
Most refpeafully inform the
public that they purpose carrying on
TheSADDLiNGßufinefs
in its various branches, at No. 1, Buck
ftreet.—,Tbe smallest favor will be kind,
|v received.
NOTIC E.
Edward Parry,
INFORMS his friends and cuG
JL tomers that he has returned from Eu
rope,and has imported per the Ship Pack
et and Venus, from Liverpool, and per
fllip Sanrfon,Capt. R.Tibbets from Lon.
don, a Large and Extensive Aflortment of
Fall & Winter
All concerned are cautioned to be.
ware of the penalty which will be exaa
ed for any uoneceffary waste or misuse of
die water.
Portsmouth, Nov. 13, 1802.
To the Hon. Ebenezer Smith,
Efauire, fudge of the Probate of Wills,tie.
in and for the County ts Strafford.
SHEWS,
THE Petition of Ichabod
Rollins, William Rollins,
and Nancy Roll Ins; Minors under the
age of twenty-one years, and children of
Daniel Rollins, late of Somerfworth, in
laid county, Esquire, deceased, intestate,
who petition by their guardian Samuel
Hale, of Barrington in said county,efquire,
that the said Ichabod William, and Nancy,
are together seized of the one undivided
moiety or half part of and in a certain
meffuage and farm, lyingin Somerfworth,
in said county, and was formerly the
homestead of Ichabod Rollins, Esq. deceas
ed, inteftate,containing two hundred acres
of land or thereabouts, together with the
one moiety or half part of the buildings
thereon, bounded to wit—beginning at
the road leading to the meeting house to
Dover, by Twombly's brook, running
weftcrly by said road to Benjamin Went,
worth's land, southerly by said. Wentworth,
John Ricker, Daniel Ricker, and JoJhua
Wentwo?th, easterly by land late of John
Wentworth, Esq. deceased, and Ebenezer
Roberts, northerly by Jofe^ Harney, west
erly, northerly and easterly by land lately
improved by Jonathan Merrow, an i north
erly by Jojeph Varnfry, fames Roberts, and
.Benjamin Wentworth, 10 firft boun s, being
the fame conveyed by said Ichabod Rolltns
to Daniel Rollins deceased, by deed dated
April 4, 1794, or however otherwise said
farm may be butted or bounded, which
they hold in common with the other heirs
of the said Ichabod Rollins, deceased , but
your petitioners are very defirousthe said
farm and buildings should be fevered and
divided, and their (aid moiety of half part
in quantity and quality alike should be
let off, to hold to them their heirs and as
signs.
Wherefore they pray that after
due notice given, a Committee of Free
holders should be appointed to make di
vision and partition of the said premises,
and they as in duty bound will pray, &c.
ICHABOD ROLLINS,
WILLIAM ROLLINS,
and NANCY ROLLINS,
By their Guardian, SAMUEL HALE.
Copy examined by
W K. ATKINSON, Regifler.
Dover, Nov. 10, 1802.
Nov. 12, 1801 Market street, Ponfmoutb.
^CTurcTOratmmttßtt Btt ^
GOODS,
of every description,which arenow open
ing and ready for file, by wholesale and
retail, on the lowest terms.
AT Some House and forgot a
bundle of Womens'CLOTHES.
Those in whose possession they are, will
aid the cause of humanity by bringing
them to the Portsmouth Bookstore.
ON presenting the said Peti
tion, ordered by the Judge, that the peti
tioners be heard thereon at aCourt of Pro.
bate next to be holden at Farmington,
in and for said county at the dwelling
houfe of Edward Knight, Innholder,
on Tuefday the seventh day of Decem
ber next, and that in the mean time they
cause the fubftaoce of said petition, and
order thereon to be inserted in the Unit
ed States Oracle, a gazette printed
in Porifmouth, three weeks fuccefiively,
that all parties interested, may then and
there appear, and (hew cause if any they
have, why the prayer of said petition
fliould not be granted.
Ates. W. K. ATKINSON, Regifo.
Copy examined by
W. K. ATKINSON, Regifer.
Porifmouth Aquedu&.
TH E Proprietors of the Ports
mouth Aquedufi will please
to take notice, that their annual
meeting will be held at the State-
House in Portsmouth, the firft
Wednesday in January next, at
3 o'clock in the afternoon.
The late receivers of water from the
Aquedua, whole bills are unpaid, are
called upon to make immediate pay
ment; and those proprietors and others
who are in arrears, are, agairr" notified,
that the, rent of the Aqueduct becomes
due and payable, by centrad, in a half
yearly advance, to wit —on the firft day
of January is due the rent for the half
year ending on the goth of June follow,
ing : and on the firft day of July is due
'he rent for the half year ending on tye
31st of December following. Shoind
there be any delinquents twenty days af
ter the date of this notice, they will be
prosecuted at law. B, order tfthcDireßors,
SAMUEL ELLIOT,
Proprietors Clerk,
LOST OR LEFT.•
do the Honorable Ebenezer
Smi^h, Est Judge of the Pro
bate of Wills, &c. in and for the
County of Strafford.
SHEWETH,
THE petition of Samuel
Hale,of Barrington,in said Coun
ty, Esq. as he is guardian of the perlons
and estates of Samuel Hale jun[. Ichabod
Rollins, William Rollins,and Narcy Rolling
minors,under the age of twenty one yeais,
that the said minors are seized of divers
tra&s of land, tenements and heredita
ments, lyingin the state of New-Hamp,
fllire, that were of their late grandfather,
Ichabod Rollins, of Somerfworth, Esq. de
ceased, inteftate,which they hold in com
mon and undivided, with the other heirs
of said Ichabod, and which they hold in
manner following, that is to fay, the said
Samuel Hale junr. owning the one 6xth
undivided share or part of ond in each
and every of said tra&s of land, tene
ments and hereditaments, and the said
Ichabod Rollins, William Rollins, and Nan
cy Rollins,owning altogether the one sixth
undivided part or fliare of and in said
lands, tenements and hereditaments, in
common with the other heirs of raid
Ichabod Rollins, deceased ; And it is for
the interest of the said minors, that their
said parts or shares should be fevered and
set off and divided so as they may hold
the said shares in severalty. Wherefore
the said Samuel Hale, the Petitioner,prays
that after due notice given, the said heirs,
a committee of freeliplJera may he ap
pointed to make partition and division of
said lands and tenements,and a complete
severalty of all the real estate that was of
the said Ichabod Rollins, the deceased, at
the time of his death, which lies in laid
State, and he; as bound, will pray, &c.
SAMUEL HALE junr.
ICHABOD ROLLINS,
WILLIAM ROLLINS,
and NANCY ROLLINS, by stir
Guardian SAMEL HALE.
hillfoorougb fs.
Superior Court fJElober Terminal.
ORDERED bytheCourt that
the petitioner notify the said Royal
Blood to appear before the Justices of
the Superior Court of Judicature to be
holden at Hopkinton for and within the
county of Hilllborough on the firft Tuef
day of May next,to (hew cause, if any he
have, why the prayer of (aid petition
(houfa not be granted by causing said
petition, and order of court thereon to be
published fix weeks successively, in the
United States' Oracle, the last publication
whereof to be fix weeks before said term.
The said Petition having been
presented, ordered by the Judge, that the
petitioner, be heard thereon, at a Court
of Probate next to be holden at Farming
ton, in and for laid County, on Tuefday
the seventh day of December next, at the
dwelling-house of Edward Knight, Inn
holder, and that in the mean time they
cause the lubftance of said petition and
the order thereon to be published in the
United States' Oracle, a Gazette printed in
Portsmouth, three weeks fucceffively,that
all persons interested, may then and there
appearand (hew cause if any they have,
why the prayer of laid petition fliould
not be granted.
Hillfb orough fs.
To the honorable the Jufiices of the
Superior Court of Judicature to be holden
at Hopkinton, within and for said County,
on the firft Tuefday of May Anno Domini
1802.
Rachel blood, of Tem
ple, in said county, propounds and
libels, that on the fifth day of July, r 792,
die was lawfully married to one Royal
Blood, then and now of Temple afore
laid, that since her intermarriage with the
said Royal die bath condu&ed towards
him as a dutiful and chaste wife notwith
standing which and the marriage vow cf
the said Royal made in the pretence of
God, the said Royal hath behaved to
wards this libellant in the most unbecom
ing manner and for a long time hath
treated her with extreme cruelty, so that
your libellant hath been forced to leave
the house of the said Royal and take
proteaion among her neighbors & kind
red; and your libellant further ftatesfhat
the said Royal hath been criminally and
adulterously conneaed with lewd women,
wherefore your libellant prays that the
bonds of matrimony between her anduhe
laid Royal may be dissolved and (he be
allowed her reasonable alimony ; as in
duty bound will ever pray.
RACHEL BLOOD.
March, 13, 1802.
ALL persons indebted to the
Estate of ABNER NEWHALL,
late of Portsmouth, deceased, are once
more called upon to make immediate
payment to John Badger, of laid
Portfmoutb, Tin Plate Wa her.
Ateft NATH'I ADA MS, Clerk.
Copy examined byNATH'I. ADAMS, cIerk.
Attef, Wm. K. ATKINSON, Regiftr.
Copy examined by
Wm. K. ATKINSON, Regifler.
2 convenient Stoves
For Sale—Enquire ts the Printer;
Copy examined by
W. K. ATKINSON, Reg&r.
Dover, Nov. 10, 1802.
0
November §, 1802.
^IA 3 1 .VALUABLE
FARM, in the
uppe- part of Kittery ,cun^
taitui'gab.-ut one hundred
mresofthe heft of mdw- r
%, pouring & till ge;iwo good otch-.
aros; a two ftoiy dwelling hottie, in good
repair ; a good barn, •§6by 30 f r et ;aw
cider house, with other put Luings:
laid farm is well wooden and watered;
floated on the great r<ad from Portl
mautb to Berwick, and within a halt
,mile of the river leading frond'ortfmouth
to Qnamphegm Landing, :s an excellent
(Lnd fora public ligule. S^id Farm may
be bought for hfs than its real value and
a long credit given tor a great part of the
payment, For iiiriarr information ap
ply 10 CALE# )Eni LRY,on the premises.-
Kittery, November 4.
JAMES MARSTON, Adminifrato r
of the edate of said John Giddioge.
Exeter, Nov. 12.
3MCt-^wwy.«wf.mna^Zicai#3E=±--CTra^ R „ tßrctt
A BARGAIN—WHO BUYS.
FOR SALE,
TO BE SOLD,
At Public Vendae,
on the 30th day of December next at theeJ
the clock, P. M. at the dwelling.hou/e of
Ezra Hutchins,lnnholder in Exet;. & y
virtue of a licence from the fudge of
Probate r
AN undivided fifth part of
that one hundred and sixty acres,
more or lets, of land lituate partly in Ex
eter and partly in Kensington, lately
owned by Mehetable Giddin^e, late of
said Exeter, widow, deceased ; and is the
fliare of John Giddinge,ate of bid Exeter,
yeoman, deceased, in said land.
^f^ A La rge FARM,
near this town,
Stock, and all Uten
h£bco.ifary to wotk at, pol<
session given imoeJlately.’
Enquire of the l'rint(f>.
John Badger,
Tin Plate Worker,
Opposite No. § Daniel freely Porifmouth,
KEEPS cnnflaOTlv on hand a general
assortment of
TIN-WARE,
z./to^, PEWTER WARE,
consisting of Platters, Plates, Batons and
Porringers.
Sheet Iron STOVES & FUN.
NEL kept conftandy for sale; New Pe
wter exchanged for old.
Q£ U ^M^F^TBrQ^^flgflHgfflCTnQ^
NOTICE is hereby given that
the fubferiber is duly appointed atL
miniftratrix to the estate cf her late hus
band, DANIEL PHILBROOK,
late of York, in said County, yeoman,
deceased, and has taken upon hetfeif that
trust, by giving bonds as the law di
reas. All persons, therefore, having de
mands upon the estate of the said Daniel
Philbraok, are required to exhibit the
fame ; and all perlons indebted to the
said estate are called upon to make pay
ment to said admjpigratrix on or before
the eighteenth day of January next.
DOLLY PHILBROOK, Admin&atrix.
York, Oflober 29, 1802.
CONTINUES to take small Bank
Bills of any State in the Union, where
the whole amount is laid out in his Store ; ^
and he will xlftre the Citizens at large,
if there is any place they can possibly be
foiled at, for BOOKS and STATION
ARY, his is the one. They will hear
in mind it is No. 5, Danielfrect, Ports
mouth. N. H.
Said Peirce has Witss', Smith's,
Alline's, Richard's, Relay's, & Medley's,
Hymn Books, latest Editions &c. &%
I do. ^ black Muslin, together with
black 111 k and worsted Hose; colored
cotton do. white do. Necklaces; Pen
knives ; black silk Handkerchiefs ;
Bandronoes; book and jaconet Mul
lins ; Hats, and sundry other other arti
cles, suppose at le,ift to the amount of
nearly 4or §oq dollars. Whoever will
dete£ tthe thieves, or be the means of re
covering any of the property will receive
the sincere gratitude of the fubferiber
with a liberal compensation,
H. 8.. WILLIAMS.
The daring manner in which the a
bove jobbery was perpetrated calls loudly
for the vigilance of every virtuous citizen.
Alter having taken the choicest articles
they could feled, and ransacked every
department with a deliberation unequal
led, regaled themselves wiihßum,Cheefa
and the best Groceries the store afforded.
Durham, N. H. November 5, 1802.
BROKE into the store of the
fublcjiber early on Friday rooming,
fcveral unprincipled villains, and Hole
the following articles—
Cloth, containing 4 yards.
I do. do. blue containing 4^ yards.
2 pieces blue ami black fuperfine Ker
feymere, suppose 30 yards.
Several remnants ditto,
3 pieces black Mode, containing 80 ells
1 piece fine black Lawn,
1 End fuperfine dark mixtßroad-
Bank Bills, Wanted !
C. PEIRCE
ROBBERY!
TO LET