United States oracle and Portsmouth advertiser — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-01-15 00:00:00, page 3

.iD}-In this town Mr TIMOTHY
W,NX chant, aged 39. labia fcvcral ca
pac^^s, rin Winn discharged his duty with
^dc^y, art received that fatisfaaion, which
confess rectitude only can bestow, In friend
ffiip! ^.3 fincerc and constant; his wishes to
rur Y n vei exceeded his exertions to confer,
'%uf that firft of human blessings.—
- he id: :V< mate husband and indulgent parent,
^ ^ ugly alive" to all the endearments
of forial and domestic happiness. Society also
feet the rfs of a ufeful and valuable member, to
^hithii :c' iojs, frugal habits, and unffiaken
Integrity ever givea claim. He sustained Wth
te:< mm^rtitude, the ravages of a lingering
du'eafeftto: when the elofe of life drew near,
with cheerfa: resignation he looked forward to
another and letter world.
DROyVNED]On his fetfage from
Grenada- to Georgetown, S. C. Captain
MOSES WOODWARD, ofthis town,
'oafler of the /loop Amity. On the morning
'fthe &A At. in lat. 30 N. long. 77 W.
iArg in a , vers gale of wind, while fie
,? ^ were anding the fails, a violent sea
firaA her, cl which time the tiller rope
"tya^E on tie leatherfide, and he being at
^Am was < Ainftantly into the ocean—all
^fc^CT to save him were without success.
, i>\ enled re life of a good and bonefl man.
T. PEIRCE'S Marine Lift.
Arrivals ^Departures since Jan. 8.
fan , failed h ig Fidelity, Littlefield, Demerara,
do brig Friendship, — ——, Weft-Indies,
de hre Sally, Tuttle, do.
do fcb Sally; Smith, Philadelphia,
:> kh larriot, Bell, Virginia,
11 Drived loop Amity, , Charleston,
„ do brig Geo. Wafhington,Moore,Antigua,
dr, failed brig Olive, Bayley. Demarara,
do fek Prudence, Fernald, Weft.lndies.
January ^ arrived here brig Dispatch, Caps.
PaAv,fro^ Surrinam—Left there Nov. 28,
fchr. Unirm, of Salem, to fail fame day; fcbr.
Salty, Capt lint, of Salem, just beginning to
take in.—Dec, 28, lat. 34. 10, long. 71, 30,
tpoke Capt . hapley, from Virginia bound co
Jamaica, 5 aays out—fame day, lat. 34, 20,
long 71, -° ship Live Oak, of Scarborough,
bound to Liverpool.
Boston, jan. 6.
Since out aft we have received accounts df
the loE of tid brig Pacific Trader, Ingraham,
from hence for Boutdeax ; (he was drove a
fhere on Ma hfield Beach on Monday last, the
vefUl has bilged, and is expected to be entirely
loft, the carg is principals, saved. and with but'
little damage The capt. and crew got fafe on
shore. but w^e considerably froft bitten.
Opt LigrAurn, arrived at Charleston, S. C.
on the eighlemth ult. a few days before he got
in, took up ill Captain and crew of the brig
Polly, of Ponfmouth, from Surrinam, for Bos
ton, 30 dey; out.
Schooner Rambler, White, of this port, was
test at St. Picett (Martinique) Dec. 12.
"neiv-hampshTre"
Turnpike Road.
^l™ IE proprietors of the Ne
w
are n< tied, that their annual
meeting will be held at the StatJ
Houle in Fortfmouth, on Tu&.
day fu* Bth day of February next,
nt >ckx:k in the afternoon.—--
' SAMUEL ELLIOT,.
Proprietors Clerk.
^ rtfmnutb, fariuary 14, 1803.
TO BE SOLD,
A HOUSE & LAND,plea
_r[iantly situated; the Land |
is 27 . feet on Buck-street, and
Soft t on Wafhingtoh-ftreet.—=
The House is two stories high,
and ir good repair, with a good
cellar under the whole ; being an
excellent place for trade.
.^,, to JACOB WALDEN.
Miffing Volumes.
s^tr. have been dropped in the fact
during the late foe.
The tIE and 7th vols. of Cook's Re
parti, ift vol. of Goldfmiih's hifto
ry nf Greece, the ift. vol. of Dick,
rdon'b Writing; the 2d vol of Dyerri re
pdtts; tG. 2d and 3d vols of Lord Ray
mo^R< ports ; the 2d vol. of the Beau
ties of Hriory ; the ift, 24 and B^h vol.
ofthe 0 stator ; the 2d vol. of the Ne
gro, eqo led by few Europeans ; the 2d
vol. of 0 illich Leisures ; the ift vol, of
Ethels < 1 the 2d vol. of Major Piper ;
tie 2 v lof Hopkin's System of Divin
ity ; th: d vol. of Sanford and Merton ;
<ne 2d vol. of the Devil on Two-Sticks ;
tiie 4 vol. of the Royal Captives ; the
4 :o pr nd 6th vols. of the Briti(h Plu
taren; tVO of the firft vols. of Edward ;
fir# yah f Abernethy's Sermons ; firft
vol. of fortague's Letters ; two of the
Erst vol. of the Mysteries of Udolpho ;
the 2d tL of Blairs Sermons; the 2d
vol. of he Gleaner ; the 1 vol. of Juliet
Grenville) the 2d vol. of Joseph An
drews. ' : m
Any perron having any of the above odd
vols. is ^neftiy , requested to fend them
to the fubferi^eAs shop (opposite Wm.
&Ch Neil's ffore in Buck-street) and
thee will exceedingly oblige
CHARLES PEIRCE.
* Wanted to Hire,
A 4°USE capable of ac-
HI tommodating a genteell
ianU, of 10 or 12 persons. Ap
ply to the Printers.
LOST] —The second volume
of " The works of the author of
the Night Thoughts." Any person
having found the fame, shall be
^neroufly rewarded, by leaving
k at the Fortfmouth Bookstore.
IDaniel Austin,
I Has for Sale at his Store opposite the Brick
Market, South end Me. Buekminftcr's
Meeting.Houfe,
A general assortment of
GROCERIES,
Wholesale and Retail,
—riz -
Gun Powder,\ „ Rack. Lilian and
Hyfon, Fine SALT.
Hyfon Skin, >— Salt Petre.
Souchong &: Spaniffi, French &
Bohea ) Carolina Indigo.
Coffee. Cotton Wool.
Chocolate. Cotton and Wool
Lois and Brown Cards.
Sugars. Rye. Corn. Wheat
Molasses. Flour. Cheese.
, Calk Railiris. Butter,in small kegs
I Box ditto. 'for fllipping.
Currants. Pollocks Cod Fish
IMadeira, . Allum.
;Sherry, Allspice.
Lisbon, Ginger.
Tenerffe, Pepper.
Port, and ;Rice.
Malaga J Ground do.
Brandy. Almonds.
Rum. Mustard in bottles.
Gin. do. per pound;
Brown Stout in Role Brimstone.
bottles. Copperas.
Porter, in ditto. Caftile Soap.
Draught, in ditto. Common do.
Efface Spruce. Poland Starch.
Sperm Oil. Cocoa Shells.
Salad ditto; Cayenne.
;Olives, in battles. Mace.
ICapers, in do. Cinnamon;
1 Anchovies, in d& Nutmegs.
;Red-Wood. Closes.
ILog-Wood, 20 barrels Pork.
Fuftick. 18 do Ship Bread.
Iron Hollow Ware Corks.
confiftingefyowt. Spanish Matts, for
Kettle^Pots, Skil- entrys.
lets, Spaders, &c. Clothes Lines;
Iron Shovels.' Bed Cords.
Trunks. A
A quantity befl
Morocco skins,
different colours, as cheap as at any place
in Bolton,
PARLOUR STOVES,
at reduced prices; some of which dr'e
bandfomely ornamented ; they area rem
edy for;fmoky rooms, very convenient,
and a great laving of fuel.
''|| er Hangings,
(' ^°°' assortment; with bor
at the 10 weft price they
1 can be purchased in Portsmouth.
,MOULD CANDLES
Os a fuperiofquality, 4, 5 and
6 to a pound, tbtyftfent price 18 cents
per box, 20 centsper single pound. Dipt
ditto 8 and 10 to the oound. Snerma
ceti ditto. 1
Thole persons who wish to
purehafe for flipping, or family use may
be fapplied on as good terms as at the
factory in Exeter, %z„. 13.
AVIL tor lale at my Store
a pretty general
^^BSORTMENT OF
WTClndi a GOODS &
GROCERIES,
which I (hould be very glad to exchange
for Cafli; they confit priuciply of the
following articles, s.%—
Gunpowder, Hyfon, Hyfon-
Skin, Souchong, and Bohea TEAS, of
the very best quality; Loaf, India, and
brown SUGARS ; Coffee, Chocolate of
a superior quality, No. i & 2 ; Spices of
all kinds; best Mofcadel and other Raj,
fins, by the box, calk or retail ; frefh
Malaga Grapes ; Cell'd Almonds ; Zant
Currants ; Figs; Oatmeal; Ginger;
Saltpetre; Starch ; Pepper ; Muflard,by
the lb. or bottle; Indigo ; Sweet Oil ;
Fiour; Rice ; Cotton : best Spanish Se
gars; Elliot's best Snuff, by the keg or
retail; excellent Rappee and Macauba
Snuff. Q
Madeira, Sherty, Lisbon, and
Malaga WINES; Old Cpniac Brandy,
best Barcelona Brandy ; Hollands Gin ;
good old Rum ; excellent Vinegan
— Litwife —
Writing, Wrapping and Press
PAPERS; Flaying Cards; and various
other articles.
All the above I will warrant of the
heft hind, and will fell them very cheap.
SAMUEL LARKIN.
Pertfmouth, January 14, 1803,
RUM for fate.
FORTY Hogsheads of excel
lent Grenada RUM, to be
fold at as low a price as can be
purchased in Fortfmouth, andon
as liberal terms— Enquire of
JOHN GREENLEAF.
Portsmouth, Jan. 14, 1803,
Mrs. Salted
TN the late Mr. Ayers' man
-1 fion house, opposite to Capt.G BORGE
Turner's House and Shop, ukes
BOARDERS:
I he situation is pleasant ; the accommo
dations are good ; and the terms will be
moderate. fa. 14, fy.)
Jonathan Goddard
HAS taken a Store 111 North
School Street, near the Af
lembly House, where he has for
sale— a general assortment of
Hard Ware Goods,
, by Wholesale and Retail.
Port/mwh, Jan. 14, 1803.
Nathan B. Folsom,
CONTINUES to fell COT
TON YARN and BED TICK,
Whnlefale and Retail, at the (lore he has
taken (since the fire,) in Buck fireet,
nearly opposite Mr. Davenport's Tavern
= 4fa—he has lately received a consign
ment of 16 bales CASSIA ; and 10 calks
GUNPOWDER; 2b bags firft quality
India SUGAR; 2 tons FUSTICK;
RICE per calk, &c, &c. which will be
fold very low—other GOODS as uftial.
N-B. Any person having bundles of Cot
ton Yarn, in their possession belonging to him
(as he was [g unfortunate as to lojefeveral at
the late fire, after having taken them out of
his flare) by returning them, or informing him
of the fame Jhall befatisfa&ordy rewarded.
Portfrnouth, fonivyy 14, 1803.
Elisha Hill,jr.
HAS FOR SALE;
go boxes Mould Candles, 50 do:
Dipt ditto, suitable for Dipping
or retailing.
Rum, Sugar, Molasses per
Hhd. Coffee pr. bag; Beef and
Pork pr. Bbl.
100 M. Boards and joists;
Portsmouth, fan. I^, I^o3.
Just received andfor sale by
E. Wentworth,
At his Store attaining the New - H&mpjhife
Union Bank, corner of Buck-fbeet,
FRESH Malaga Raisins, per
calk, Mulcadel ditto; per
box; best Shell'd Almonds ;
Turkey Figs ; black Zant Cur
rants ; Philadelphia Loaf, Ha
vanna White and Brown Sugars ;
HyfonjSouchong&Bohea Teas ;
Florence Oil, in flaiks 5 Olives,
in jars, ditto in bottles; Tama
rinds ; best Caftile, White, and
Brown Soap ; Mould and Dipt
Candles ; Ground Ginger ; No.
1 and 2; Chocolate ; English
Mustard ; SpanifhSegars ; Cassia;
Cloves ; Nutmegs ; Saltpetre ;
Pepper ; Spanish Float Indigo ;
Cotton 5 Coffee ; Sherry, and
rrf^sw WLfo , Uto&; Brandy ;
Gin ; Wrapping Paper, &c.
.Portsmouth, fanuar,\i^
THE Directors of the New-
Ham,/hire Bank, are happy in being
able to announce to the Stock-holders,
arid the Public in general,that upon open
ing their Vaults, since the late conflagra
, tion; they find their books and papers
were in peffe& fafety ; and that no inju
ry h^s occurred; except that some of them
are tinged by the penetration ofthe smoke
•—They also acquaint the public, that
they are now prepared to ccindua the bu
siness of the Bank, as formerly, in the
building newly ereaed over their vaults.
Oliver Peabod,,'
Eliphata Ladd,^
%hn Peirce,^
Samuel Hill; >0
Jacob Sheafe; d
Jonathan Clarke,
Naih'l A. Haven, ,
Portimouth, January 14, ^°£=_
Letters infke Poji-Ofae, at Ex
eter January 1, 1803;
James Burly, William Parker,
Dudley Beckett, JofephPearlon2,
James Folsom, Theophiltis Ly
ford, Jonathan F.Sleeper, James
Thurffin, HenryTilton, Simeon
Folsom, Robert Fletcher, James
Weeks, Edmund Pearson, Hez
ekiah May, Maty Gorden, Au
gustus Magee, John Jorden,
Samuel Hatch, Elizabeth Gil
man, Josiah Q Guild, Charles
Green, Exeter. Mr. Fowler,
Jabez Smith, Joseph Godfrey,
Samuel Marfton, Brentwood.
,Timothy Hilliard, Jofiahßrown, *
Kenjington. Oliver Dodge,Hamp
tonfallsi Levi Tilton,Eafl-Kingf
town. Caleb Sleeper, Loudon
Eliphalet Brown, Poplin. Jona
than Prefcot, Epping. S. Hatch,
Greenland. Mary Ann Toppan,
Hampton. Amos S. Parfons,fye.
William Bagley, Kingflown.
John Fogg, North-Hampton
J. W. GILMAN, p. m
CTLtf in the onfufan attending
the Fire —A Large Old Fashioned
Looking Glafs,/^ who bold it tfillpl&fe
advise the Printers and itfall be removed.
Kemohto.
. -0
Peter Coffin,
Has removed to an apartment in
Col. IToodward's dwelling
kotefe, in Broad-freet, where
the following
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS,
are now opened:.
LONDON and Yorkshire fd
perfine ^road-Cloths of the most
fashionable colours ; Habit Cloths ; Caf
fimeres; ftrip'd and plain black silk
Florentines.
A great variety of
Falhionable Waistcoating
Fudians; Jeans; Denims ; plain twill'd
and silk Nankinetts ; Thicksets ; Vel
vets ; worried and silk Flush.
A large dfotment of
Calicoes & Chintzes ; Chintz
and Dimity Furnitures q Ginghams;
Muflioets; Dimities ; copperplates ;
Counterpanes ; Table Cloths.
Agreat variety of
Book, jaconet, ftrip'd check'd
and fprig'd Muffins; plain and glaz'd
trimbrick Mullins ; Black color'd and
falhionable figur'd Muffins; elegant em
broider'd Mullin Veils; white Turkey
and net muffins for cloaks; Martin
■ Handkerchiefs ; Men's Neckerchiefs.
Cambrick Muslin Shawls,with
nettings ; silk, camels h^ir, purple and
chiutt Shawls; Linen, Cotton, bandan
na and black silk handkerchiefs.
A great variety ofte
Falhionable Florence Silks for
Gowns; Luftrings; Modes; Sattins ;
Sarfenets ;, Tiffanies; Italian Crapes ;
Gauzes ; Millinets.
A large affortmdst of
Thtead Laces and Edgings ;
black Laces ; black Lace Cloaks ; wide
black Lace and black Turkey Gaute for
Cloaks; black Lace Veils.
~ A great variety of
Chip, Willow ana Straw Bon
nets ; falhionable silk Bonnets, full
trim'd ; Satin Beavers with bands and
feathers; falhionable black beavers;
mens and boys Hats ; mens patent silk
and Leghorn Hats.
A large affirtamt of
Kid and Morocco Shoes ; Ro
fetts ; Morocco Ihoes with cork folcs ;
Morocco flips.—/I great variety of
Ribbons ; Cotton & Silk Gown
Trimmings ; gown buttons; gold and
silver Laces and Fringes; gold and sliver
Cords ; color'd silk Coras; Glove-ties ;
cotton and silk Girdles; straw Trim
mings. A variety of
Black and fancy Feathers,
Flowers and Wreaths , fashionable Fans,
some very elegant ; crape, glaz'd and
Common black Fans; Parasols, some
with walking sticks; Umbrellas ; garden
Faris.
Fashionable Pearl Necklaces ;
gold ear-drops ; pearl and Reel mounted
combs; gold & Giver Epaulets j Spangles.
Mens & youths cotton, hemp
and silk . Hose ; womens cotton and silk
Hole, some with laid clocks ; Womens,
extra long cotton and silk Gloves and
Mitts, all color#; Kid Gloves ; mens
cotton and worried Caps ; Pantaloon
pieces ; Pantaloon Hole ; mens beaver,
wa(h leather, silk, thread and cotton
Gloves ; Stock ftiffiiers ; cotton and silk
Braces. A large assortment of
Cheap yard wide Linens of a
superior fabric ; Irish Sheetings; Checks;
Threads ; embroidering and other sewing
silks; bindings. An afrrtment of
,White and Chintz Bed Lace,
Cords and Tassels; Carpeting.
Fashionable gilt, Beel, plated
and common buttons; button moulds;
sleeve buttons ; steel knee buckles ; sil
ver Thimbles ; steel & gilt watch Chains,
seals and keys; Tooth brushes ; Pins;
smelling bottles.
Tammies ; Durants ; plain
rib'd Calimancoes ; Shalloons ; Ruffels ;
Moreens; Taboreens; Florentines ;
Lastings 1 Satinets, &c. &c;
Fortfmouth, fan. 14.
James Henderson,
HAS taken a shop in the
Dwelling-House of Mr.
Richard Billings, Congress-street,
where he is opening a general afr
fortment of English and India
GOODS
Cheap for Cash. Zoaryiq,
Henry Ladc[
HIS FOR SALE,
Perkins Metallic Pumps,
Which will deliver double the
quantity to the common pump
with half thelabor; that together
with the cheapness and simplici
ty of which, has introduced them
to general use.
Porfrouth, January if
lAuctionI Auction
;, — —0
Will be fold, at Public sale, 5%
Tuefdav 25th inst. by order
of the fudge of Probate,
THE buxthenforfu
ShipGEORGT.
burthen ^32 Tdn,
well found, with new Sails and
Cables. —The Inventory may be
feen,and other particulars known
by applying to ...
JOHN LORD,
JOHN HAMILTON, ot
JOSHUA HAVEN.
Also—-A few barrels BEEF ani
PORK. Portsmouth, Jan. T±
~ _ -r-b- - U—-: -1-1--ir.-'^ '
FOR SALE,
At Audios,
On Tuefday 25th inf. at 1*
o'clock W on Ayers' Wharf,
^ths ofthe Schooner
HERO, with Ruy
Co-nuluuns made known at time and
place of sale.
JACOB WALDEN, Auffr.- ~
Portfmottth, Janyu, 14, 1803.
RUM at Au&ioil.
15 Hogsheads of RUM wit:
be fold at Auction on Thursday
next, at the Store of
ELISHA HILL, jun.
Sale at 12 o'clock, terms made
known at the time of sale.
Ponfmouih, Jan. 14, 1803.
_____ . —„
TO BE SOLD,
At Public Vendue,
On Monday the yth day of Febru
ary next, at three o'clock, A.M.
at Major Walker's Inn,
A Lot of LAND,
Containing about three Acres,
situate at the fouth end of the
town, on the road leading to Lit -
tie-Harbor, and adjoining land
of Nathan White & Wm. Stavers.-
Conditions to be made known
at time and place of sale.
SETH WALKER, Auffr.
Portsmouth, January Q, 1803.
NOTICE !
Alexander Ewen,
HAS opened his Vendue-Office in Danid
ftreet, and Church-street, dire^ly oppothe
to Capt. Edward Cutts' dwelling-haufe, wherd
U revives MERCHANDIZE for sale, 3%
where will be fold
2 Iranks MERCHANDIZE.
that was to have been fold 27th Dec. but was
postponed on account of the fire till Wednesday
ißch January, iSo,
Confding bf
Luftrings ; India Taffety ; 4
plain Book Muslin ; Lappet do.
Cotton Cambrick ; Waistcoat
ing ; white corded Velvet ; Cam
els hair Shawls ; Check Linen ;
Worked Hole ; Shalloons, &c.
The above articles will be
fold for cast without reserve. Sale
at 10 o'clock. Jan. 14.
A SPECULATION.
TO be fold, for fifteen hundred
dollars, a valuable lot of
Land, on which there were two
buildings before the late fire,that
would rent for 300 dollars a year,
situate oh the north fide of Dan
iel-street, only 6 rods etf of tie
corners of Market and Courts
streets ; containing an excellent
well of water, which was never
known to fail—a branch of the
Aqueduct—Cellar walls—Pave
tnents—Bricks, &c. &c. The
lot being nearly 120 feet deep,
cannot be injured by widening
the street. But, it is conceived,
its value will be enhanced, if the
plan of the Selectmen is carried
into effea. Enquire of the Print
ers. January. 15, 1803.
Robert Mendum,
BEING deprived of hisformer
(hop on Spring Hil, by the late
conflagration, informs Hi enhemers and
the public in general t,at he bas taken a
(hop in Buck-fireet, opposite the New-,
Hampshire Hotel, where be continues to
carry on the
Boot and Shoe Making
business, in all its branches,as ufad
O Any person who may hv& him
with their custom may depend on punc
tuality and dispatch, and the Irnolkft fe
Voracknowledged with gratitude.
fanur, 14, <BO,. 1