United States oracle and Portsmouth advertiser — Portsmouth, N.H., 1802-10-16 00:00:00, page 3

Died in the Weft-ln&% after two days ill
nefs,of a fever,Mr. William Ediuards,jr,aged 18
years, only child of Captain William Edwards
and wife. By the Bidden death of this enterpris
ing and sftimable young man, an affectionate
and tender mother is deprived of her greatest
earthly comfort; and disconsolate, is left to
mourn over a mod afflicted condition, which
ffie had fondly hoped would be alleviated, in
tome degree by the kind attention and filial pi
ety of this her darling child.
DIED] —^ Demarara, Mr. Eli
phalet Quimby, of this town, a wor
thy seaman ; a man refpefied by all who
knew him ; ^hofe only wifo in living wax
* to fulfil the duty of a tender father, an in
dulgent and affedionate bufoand, and a
faere chriftian; be has left a widra and
a child to lament bii Its.
On Thursday last, rhe Rev. Thomas Wa
terman, was installed Pastor over the Baptist
Society in Charleftown, Massachusetts. The
solemnities were introduced by an affectionate
and fervent prayer, by the Rev. Dr. Morse.
The sermon was delivered by the Rev. Dr.
Stillman, from these words of Luke v. io.
" Fear not : from henceforth ye Jhall he ffoers of
men" This difeourfe contained a learned and
ingenious hiftory of the humble origin, the ra
pid rife, and the great progress which Chris
tianity has made over the globe —The bulwarks
of infidelity were therein affirmed with great
ability ; and the expostulations to the Clergy
to be just, and fear not, appeared to be the
genuine emotions of piety and sincerity. Asa
fpscimen of pulpit eloquence and pathos, it
ranks high in the heft performances we have
ever'heard. A solemn and ingenious charge
was given by the Rev. Mr. Baldwin : And
the right hand of fellowfhip was presented by
the Rev. Mr. Ganq of Providence, with dig
nity and affe&ion. A concluding prayer was
made by the Rev. Mr, Nelson, of Reading.
Several appropriate pieces of music were well
performed by the choir and part of the band.
The solemnities were performed to the great
acceptance of a very numerous audience ; among
which we were happy to observe so many of
Se Reverend Clergy of various denominations.
•!►> so «+ Q> fofo^«*«« «<• so _ Q>
T. PEIRCE'S Marine Lift.
Arrivals & Departures since Odo. 9.
oa. 10, arrived Jbip Nancies, Lunt, Hamburgh,
do sloop Enterprize, Reive, Grenada,
failed brig Union, Parker, Weft Indies,
~ do brig Adeona, Tredickf Turks-IJland,
11, arrived brig Rebecca, McClintock, Grenada,
do trig Planter, Grower, do
doJbi, Commerce, Wiggin, Hamburgh,
13, do brig Marla fade, Salter, Demarara,
do brig Orion. Hodgson, Neav-rork. ''
Arrived here on fTuepay, flip Commerce, Capt
George Wiggin, $Q days from Crownjlekdffdl&a)
American vessels left at Crerundlead'Augujis—
— Sally, -^ Portland, to fail in 3 orty
days ; Jhip William, Picket,.Newbury. ; brig Ma-;
TN, Jenkins, do ; brig Mary, Ober, Salem ; Jhip^
Reliance, Clark, Ballon • # '-, Hiss Rbpde-i,
Illand : Jhip Hope, Pickern, New York ; Green
barn, Rhode-!Jland,?effel name unknown; id leagues
to the eafward of the Nafe of Noroway,fpoke far''
febooner Four Sifters, Fairfield, Salem.'' 1 ' '^
Arrived at <^>uarentine Bolon, Jkip Hibernia,
eapt. Mentor, 56 days from Cadiz,fait %. Left
aJh ip from St Domingo, owned at Exeter, arrived
at Cadiz, and bad failed, for the Mediterranean.
The Rio, Stephens, of this port, was at Buenoes
A letter from Vermont Rates,that
the result of the late general eledion in
that State proved the increase of corred
principles, Governor Tichnor having
been re-elected by a much larger ma.
jority than at the previous eledion ;
and many (launch republican federalifts
appointed to take those feats in the le
gislature which were the last year filled
by the ranked Jacobins in the country.
[2V. T.pap.
BONAPARTE'S PALACE.
Every Museum of precious objeds
and monuments of arts is put in reguifr
tion for the purpose of embellishing ei
ther internally or externally the Palace
of St Cloud ; independent of the ma
ny inestimable pictures which have
been removed from the gallery of Ver
feilles, no less than one hundred and
forty of the fineft orange trees have
been conveyed from the garden ; many
of which have flourished there since the
reign of Louis XIV. All the autient
and beautiful furniture, by the name of
Boule (the person who directed or or
dered their fabrication) have been also
sent to decorate the new residence.
rably bruised on his head, arms, legs,
and in almost every part of his body.
Under the care and attention of Dr.
Fogg, who was immediately called &
has since attended him, he is now on
the recovery. Instances like this pecu
liarly call for a grateful acknowledge
meht of a constant overruling provi
dence. A more striking instance of
preservation in extreme danger seldom
occurs.
O
Yesterday afternoon a company of
militia under the command of Capt.
Gideon Walker, an adive and ufeful
officer, were turned out and went thro'
the various exercises.—We were sorry
to observe several firings after the com
pany was dismissed -frequent accidents
have occurred from filch practices, and
we hope not to hear a repetition of
them. .
Ayres Aug* 12.
All arrivals at the Vineyard, are immediately
freon in Boson. by the Proprietor of the line of
Telegraphs, lubicb is now in operation.'
gGr^fot+t^G^^^^h+to+^kto^ktor^.
MARRIED] In this town, Dr. LYMAN
Spalding, to Miss Elizabeth Codes,—lto.
Marnes Parsons, to Miss Pott, Harve, — Mr.
fames sanes, to Miss Margaret White
Mr Robert Harrington,to Miss Nancy Nelfan.
DIED] In Pruffa, Prince Henry, aged 76,bro
ther of Frederick the Great— At Cbarleflon,(S.C)
Mr. Samuel G. Hart, Printer, formerly of this
toun — l ln ibis town Mr. fobn Trundy aged 27.
DROWNED] At York on Wednefda, tuft,a fora '
of Mr. Benjamin King^ury, aged 7 years.
and white silk Lace Veilings; Netting
do; Netting Vandykes; wide black silk
Laces fcr Shades; Crape, Netting, Cy
press, Plain and Figur'd Gauzes; black,
white.and color'd silk Crapes; black
Cypress ; black and white Millinetts;
blick, white, and color'd Tiffanies and
insfor cloaks; Belong do; black,white
and color'd India faiteftrings ; French
and English Luteftrings of the most fafh
ionable colors ; Satin, Mode and Luft
ring Ribbands, figur'd and plain; black
gauze Ribbands ; a beautiful assortment
of Watch Ribbands ; silk Ferrets ; A
merican and Dutch Hair, Ribbands;
Gallooms; Bindings ; Tapes.
An Assortment of
Diapers & Diaper Table Cloths ;
; and 1 Irifo Linens; India Cotton of
all prices , check'd Linens ; Check'd &
Gripped Cotton; wide Iheeting Linens;
Oil Cloths; yellow and white masking
Canvass ; Ruflells; Calimancoes; Shal
loons ;.Durants ; Tammies ; Moreans;
Taboreans ; Crapes ; Wild Bores ; Cam
blets; Brown Hollands; fafhionable
coat Buttons; Vest do: sewing silks ;
Twists; Bobbins; white and color'd
Threads ; Morocco Pocketßooks; Steel
Seiffars ; Thimbles ; Velvet Bindings;
Tastes; Ivory Combs; Eladic Knitting
Pins; Needles ; Pins; Button Molds;
Umbrellas; Parafolls ; Tiffany Fans;
cotton and Silk Suspenders ; Stock-ftiff
ners ; Mens' Beaver Hats ; Womens'
Beaver Hats and Bonnetts; youths Beaver
and Felt Hats.
Portsmouth, OHober ifr
At this.office a /mart aflive lad,
as au apprentice to the Printing bufaefs.
Men's black, white and mixt,
ribb'd and plain worded Hose ; knotted
and vandyke do ; silk and worded do;
cotton and worsted do ; youth's worsted
and cotton do ; men's black, white and
fancy cotton do. some with laced clocks ;
men's black, white and fancy silk do ;
do, laced clocks; ladies' white cotton
laced clocks, and plain do. of all prices ,
ladies' plain and laced clocks silk Hose ;
ladies' black worsted Hose ; —black
worsted Gloves and Mitts; men's
worsted Caps ; Socks ; Morocco & cloth
Shoes ; children's leather Shoes , ladies'
extra long, black, white and color'd silk
Gloves ; habit do ; black, white and col
ored cotton Gloves, both nett and plain;
nett and plain cotton Mitts ; black and
color'd silk Mitts ; ladies' white and col
or'd kid Gloves; habit do ; men's black
and white silk Gloves; black and color'd
cotton do ; beaver, Woodstock, leather,
worsted and mill'd do.
A variety of
Superfine and low priced Swanf
down Waistcoating ; toilanet, quilting,
lainet and silk do ; silk Velvets ; men's
Satins, and silk Florentines ; striped black
Satins for vests; Broglios; Pantaloon
Patterns ; best twil'd, black and color'd
cotton Velvets; Constitution Cords ;
Thickfetts.
Mock Sable, bear, brown and
grey fox, Baranka and camels hair Muffs
and Tippets; Fur Trimmings ; Silk
Wadding forCloak linings ; black,white
and color'd nett-fring'd camels hair
Shawls ; Tambor'd and Silk stripe do;
black, white and color'd Silk Shawls ; a
variety ofcheck'd, figured and plain Silk
Handkerchiefs ; Bandannas; black Silk
Handkerchiefs ; black, white & color'd
nett fringed Cambrick Shawls; Tam
bor'd Cambric & Muslin Shawls; patch,
color'd and purple Shawls ; Jaconet and
Book Muslin Handkerchiefs; Mens'
Tambor'd and Cambric Handkerchiefs;
Cambric Rocket Handkerchiefs^. Cotton
and Linnen do ; Romalls.
A large assortment of
Black and color'd Cambricks
and Ginghams ; black and color'd Cali
coes : Copperplate & Patch Furnitures ;
figur'd Cambrics and Chintzes of the
newest fafhions; a variety of Book, Jaco
net and India, plain, spotted and fprigg'd
Mullins ; glaz'd and unglazed Cambric
Muslins of all prices; Dimities ; Mufli
netts and Qniltlngs; Linen Cambrics.
A variety ts
Staple & Fancy Goods,
Suitable for the Season,
AMONG WHICH ARE
A large assortment of
COATINGS and Ratteens of
the most fafhionable colors ; fuper
fine and low pric'd Broad Cloths ; striped
and plainKerfeymeres of all colors; Elas
tics ; Orleans Stripes; Plains; Serges ;
Fnreft Cloths; Devonshire Kerfeys;
Duffills ; Fearnaughts ; Baizes & Flan,
nelsof all colors and widths ; Domets ;
an assortment of Blankets, Swanfkins.
Has received an extensive and very large
assortment of
Straw, Chip & Cane Bonnetts ;
MifTes Straw Bonnetts; Straw Trim
mings; Plumes; Turkish Silk bands for
Bonnetts; silver Lace ; Chinelle Trim
mings; Cap Wire; silk and cotton
Fringes ; silk Girdles; cotton do ; Glove
Ties ; cotton cords; Necklaces; an af
fartmeut of white Thread Laces and Edg
ings ;.black'and white silk Laces ; black
Sarfofis ; wideand n^rrowModes; black,
white and color'd, wide and narrow Sat-
NEW GOODS. %
Joshua Blake,
A large assortment of
A variety of
Cazneau Bayley,
Informs his friends and the public
in general, that he has again commenc
ed bufnefs at the Store he form
erlyo, fied in Daniel-freet,
Sign \§ of the
SPIN- ^2(^I.NING
"'HEEL, Wherein
offers for SALE,
A variety of
English GOODS,
Received by the Minerva, and Galen, from
London direfl from the Manufaßurers.
AS his Store is a little from
the centre of business, those Who
favor him with their custom, will find
bargains For ready money, that will com
pensate them for their trouble.—As he
has formed a connexion with an exten
sive Holier in London, a general assort
ment will be kept constantly for sale.—
Ladies Cotton Hose, from gs
to 12/ per pair, some of the latest fafhion
with laced Clocks & Sandell'd; Ladies'
white and black silk Hose ; silk Mitts &
Gloves. A variety of
Open Work Cotton Gloves
and Mitts of the extra long size.
A pleafag assortment of
Mens Worsted and Cotton
Hose ; Youths Worsted and Cotton do.
Mens Worsted and Beaver Gloves, with
a variety of other articles, that will be
particulariz'd in a future advertisement.
N. B. Best white Chapel NEEDLES,
sorted in Quarters.
Portsmouth, ORober 15.
"NE^GOODS.
—o—
— Dean,
BEGS leave to inform his
friends and the public, that he has
jult received a large assortment of
ball & WinterGOODS,
which h^ is now opening, and will be
fold cheap for cafli or good Tow Cloth.
ALSO,
Ten Chests Hyfon Skin TEA,
warranted of the firtl quality, very cheap
for cash or ffiort credit.
Portsmouth, ORober 1
Hatai.,- .^w^a, J -»'iWMii.-ii—-
Charles Hardy,
TAILOR,
Has jufl received a handsome as
sortment ofFalhionable & Fancy
Winter GOODS.
Portfmourh, ORober rfr
FLAX-SEED Wanted, by"
Wm. & Cha's Neil,
Who have for sale
A quantity of White Oak Bar
rel STAVES from Carolina,
And are well supplied ^ith
W. I. W Grocery Goods
as usual. Odober I§.
• FOR SALE, >
Grenada RUM, 1 ,
MOLASSES,
SUGAR, and ^ Hhd °
Turks Inland SALT,.
1y ALSO,
A quantity of BOARDS and
SHOOKS; apply at the fore of
ELISHA HILL,jr.
Portsmouth, Qaober :5.
LOAFSUGAR,
per cwt. and. Florence OIL in
cases of 30 flasks each, for sale by
Henry Ladd,
At hisfhip Chandlery fore,Market
fauare. Portsmouth, Od. 14.
x^ r ' ^rrcrore£r- =" '"*"==■■■■¥
Nathan B. Folsom,
Has received afrefofopply of Manufaaur'd
COTTON YARN,
of every kind which he is felling,
wholesale and retail, much lower than any
received heretofore.
*, Other GOODS as usual.
Portsmouth, ORober if
LETTERS in the Pofl-office at
Exeter, October I^. 1802.
William hale ; Re
becca Ewers; Peter Fogg ; James
Leavitt; Henry Tilton ; Ann Scott; James
Tburfton ; James ,urley 2 ; Jofliua Wig
gin ; William Cufhing ; Ebenezer Clif,
ford; Nathaniel Parker; William Parker;
Daniel Jones ; Benjamin Bordman,jun.
Robert Paterson; Daniel Woodman,
Exeter. Aaron Wood ; Timothy Rowe,
Kenfngton. Eliphalet Brown ; Ephraim
Morie ; Nathan Merrill, Poplin. ' Rich
ard Bean 2 ; Mr. Pevy, Brentwood, Da
vid Green ; Jonathan Cram, Hampton
Falls. Amos Parsons, Rye. Eliphalet
Bartlet, Newtown. Theophilus Louring,
Raymond.
JOHN W. GILMAN, p.m.
lating Library.
Cook's Selections of the most
celebrated Novels in 65 vols. elegantly
ornamented with a large number of Cop
perplates. Midnight Weddings, 3 vols.
Ariel, 4 vols. Ddaval, 2 vols. Net
teryill. 2 vols.&c. &c. _____
^MINIATURE & PORTRAIT
PAINTINGS
—o—
— Smith,
BEGS leave to inform the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Portsmouth that he
takes likeneffes,large and in Miniature a .
Mr. Thompforffo Ladd-ftreet, where fpecit
men's of his performance may be seen..
Portsmouth, Sept, 2§.
Office Quills, of a superior
Quality, and common qualities, from ty
per hundred, down -to 2/31 Catridge P--
per; Marble do. per ream & quire ; blot
ting do. &c. &c. ALSO,
A few elegant black Spanish
writing DESKS and Inkftapds.
These goods being an impor
tation direa from London, can be fold at
small advances. Country Stationers and
traders will find their account in purchas
ing from this invoice.
Additions to Treadwell's. Circu-
THE Subscriber begs leave to
return his thanks to his friends and
customers, for the many obligations he
has received from them, and informs
them that he still continues in his line of
business; all persons who may pleale to
honor his INN with their company,nd
the fmalltft favors very gratefully ac
knowledged by the public's most hum
ble servant.
Congrefs-flreet.
THE fubfenber in orms his
friends and the public, that he has
taken that central and commodious
Noufe, lardy occupied by Mr. Greenleaf,
as the Beel Tavern, —and has opened
a Public Houfc for the reception and ac
commodation of Ladies and Gentlemen,
Travellers and others.—He flatters him
fell he shall be able to entertain his guests
in an agreeable manner—his table will be
supplied with the best the season and
market affords—-his Liquors of every
kind are pure and genuine—his Stable
shall be well attended, and furniflied with
the best hay and provender, and his am
bition ever will be to plea fe all those who
may favor him with their commands.
SETH WALKER.
Portsmouth, OHober 1 §.
MAYORS works, contifting of a
collcaipn of voyages, travels,
tuuritts, &c. &c. in 25 elegant pocket
vols. ornamented with a variety of hand
tome copperplates. {^ This work is
highly spoken of by the reviewers ; Brit
ish Nep<s, for youth, containing lives of
Illustrious Britons; Natural Hiftory,
with numerous plates ; Speaker for vouth,
with a handsome frontifpiece of 1 frnoft
henes declaiming miuft the noise of the
waves on the sea shore, a handsome plate.
Junius Letters, 2 small packet vols. Aud
ited with Portraits, wove paper: new
type ; Thompson's Seasons, duodecimo
calf gilt, elegant plates ; Hayley's Tri
umphs of Temper, plates, calf gilt, pack
ed sized ; Harding's Shakespeare, 12 vs.
calf elegant binding, crouded with cop
perplates from the hands of masters — Per
haps there was never a more elegant work
offered for sale in New-Hampshire ; Par
fon' sedition of Select British Classics,
37 volumes, containing Spedator, Ad
venturer,Rambler,ldler,Lounger, World,
and other periodical works of celebrity,
with plates; another sett ofthe fame works
in 32 volumes, with plates—cheaper ;
Adventurer, 4 vols. Idler 2 vols.
Cooks Novels in 62 vols. calf fine plates.
Do, Poets, 34 vols. do. do. do.
Do. Novels, 55 vols. common bind
ing, and plates.
Do. Poets 33 vols. plain do. plates.
Brown's Elements Medicine ; Solomon's
Guide to Health; Bell on Wounds ;
Duncan's Annalls Medicine, 5 vols. Bvo.
Swedoir ; Mothetbv's Medical Diaion
ary, last edition ; Clements Inftrudions ;
Townfends Guide to Health.
Dallas Self knowledge.; Johnson's
Didtionary ; Bailey'sDiaionary ; Young's
Latin D aionary.
Super Royal, Royal, Medium, and
Demy writing Papers; Superfine Eng
lish Foolscap do. Letter Papers ; hot
pressed, gilt, black edges and common
qualities. A veg large affirttnent of
N. B. Three or four Gentlemen can
be accommodated with genteel Boarding,
at a moderate price, either by the week,
month, or year.
Portsmouth Oaober 14.
W.Treadwell &co.
and for sale at the Portsmouth Book-store,
a frefh assortment of new and elegant
BOOKS, in the various
branches of polite Literature, viz.
FRESH BOOKS.
—e—
Imported in Ships Merchant and Galen by
STATIONARY.
fames H. Geddes.
POR7SMOUTH
Bell Tavern,
QUILLS, conJifiingof
NO TICE.
ICR SALE.
At Public Auction,
On Tuesday the 9th of November
next, at 11 o'clock, A. M.
Two Lots of LAND,
60 by 80 feet, situated in Crofs
ftreet,nearly oppofiteCapt.George
Blunt's, terms made known at
time and place of lale. Portfmouth,oa. I 4:
NOTICE is hereby given,
1. ' that the fubfcribers y have been duly
appointed Administrators on the estate of.
JONATHAN HAMIL TON.y Esq.
late of Berwick, in the County cf York,
Merchant, deceased ; and have taken up
on themselves that trust by giving bonds
as the law directs. All persons having
any demands against the estate of the de
ceased, are [equeffed to exhibit them for
settlement; and all thole indebted there
to, are called upon to make payment at
the store of the deveafed in Portfmowh,to
JOHN LORD, ) Admin.
JOHN HAMILTON, , iftra-
JOSHUA HAVEN. )„ a
Berwick, ORefo 14, 1 802.
Stop the Murderer ! !
WHEREA \an attrocious
Murder '^^fommittea on one
CHARLES Lt A'IS, a negro man on
the evening of the ^h just, near a small
hut in the fields between Ipswich and
Rowley, belonging to one Cato Has
kell, a negro man; by the evidence of.
sered at the Coroners inquest it is fupppf.
ed the laid Gato was me murderer ; the
said C'ATo is a thick ft w fellow, about
fifty four years of age, (loops forward
when he walks, and was lame, and carri
ed away a mulatto boy with him, about
14 or 15 year, of age; said boy has an
impediment in his speech. All good
citizens are requeued to apprehend him
and the lad, and the fevera l printers will
promote the execution of the laws, by
giving place to this note.
EPHRAIM KENDALL, jr. Coroner.
Ipfwicb, ORdber !2, 1802.
STOP the THIEF!
l OoDollars reward.
THE Store of the übferib
er was broken open on the
night of the 9th or 10th inst. and
the following goods taken away,
viz. I piece fuperfine slate col
ored Brcadcloth. 1 piece coarse
blue do. Remnant of blue Ker
feymere, and a trunk of Goods,
consisting of Chintz ; worsted &
Cotton Hose ; metal and other
Buttons ; Shalloons, and other
-Stuff Goods, the chief of which
were cut pieces ; whoever will
deliver the Thief and Goods to
the fubferiber, in Portsmouth,
shall be entitled to the above re
ward, or fifty dollars for either.
Matthew S. Marjh.
Portfmourh, O 4 ober ri. 1802.
FOR SALE,
A N ELEGANT
FARM,inCon
"a> ' w ' rfe °° Maj r Josh-
Heath now lives,
containing about 300 acres
of Land, nearly 100 ot which arc inter
val, with a very elegant Mansion House
almost new, and two Barns; two large
orchards, and is a very convenient situa
tion for a tavern, and has been occupied
for the fame many years; any person
disposed to purchase, mv know the
terms byapplying roJOSHUA HEATH
on the premises, orJOSHUA POSS of
Barrington.
Conway Oacber 12.
'EVENING SCHOOL.
r—o—
— Raynes,
TX, ILL begin a School for reaching
VV reading, writing, and arithmetic,
at his house in Wafoirißton-ftreet the
firft Monday evening in November next.
Portsmouth, Oaober 14,
Stone Cutting Bufinejs
CARRIED on at t'e (hop lately oc
cupied by Capt. John Bodge, lower
end of Daniel ftftet, where may be had
Tomb Stones ; Grave Stones ;
Hearth Stones; Press Stones;
Paint Stones, &c.
Portsmouth. OPober T 4.
THE fubferiber wants a Bov
as a house servant in his
fatmly. JOSEPH HAVEN.
Portsmouth, O&efo 13.
Published last Wednesday at the Ports
mouth Bookstore, A NEW NOVEL.
AMELIA, or e • .
Thelnflifence of Virtue,
AN OLD MAN'S STORY.
By a Lad, of Mafochufetts.
Know then this truth,enough for Man to know
Virtue alone is happiness below. pope.
For sale at the various Bookflores.
Almanacs for 1803