United States oracle and Portsmouth advertiser — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-09-10 00:00:00, page 4

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'REMOVED:
Langley Boardman,
INFORMS his Friends and 1
the puWe that he has removed from
his Shop h^d upieJ in Ark lane, to his
new Store, corner of Vaughan and Con
gress Greets, where he carries on the<
Cabinet Making Business,
in all its various beanches, with neatness, 1
faithfulness, and punauality, and the
smallest favours will be received with
gratitude.,
Portsmouth, September 3, 1803.
~ W' M : DAME,
OFFERS his pleas
antly Situated, com
modiously contrived and
"completely ficifhed Duel
ling Houle, which flandson
High and Cross fireets, for its equivalent
in Cash. Any person desirous of the
purchase, by early applying may view the
premiss and know the price.
Portsmouth, Sept. 3, 1803.
Just arrived and for sale by
Th: & E. D. Brown,
N 9. 10, Portfwutb Pier.
6oohhds. Liverpool SALT,
& 10 Tons COALS,
now Landing from on board the brio Fe
licity. August 27.
Boots & Shoes.
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— SALE BY
S. LARKIN,
Bread ftrcel, — A handsome afotment of
Gentlemen's fine Calf-fkin and
Morocco SHOES ; —also— A few pair
of Suwarrow BOOTS, of the latest faflu
ion—all well made and fuitabic ;for the
feafoo, September 3.
A Barn Frame
43 by 33 feet near New-Castle
Bridge, now handing on the land of 'he
fubfefiber, to be fold cheap for Cafti or
Weft India Goods.
Samuel Odiorne.
A FEW punchers high;
proof Jamaica RUM, &
CORDAGE of all sizes for file
by DANIEL WALDRON.
For Sale,
THE brig HOPE, burthen
110 Tons, if applied for imine
diately. —ALSO —
3°° Hhds. White Turks'l
Island SALT for country use.
SUGAR & RUM per hhd.
barrel or fefs quantity.—Ap| ly to
Joseph Chafe,
No. 7, Long Wharf.
30 Calks of excellent LIMF,
for file at the cost and charges —
Alfo —1500 clear BOARDS
well feafoned—Enquire at Ch's.
Peirce's Brokfore.
ALL Persons indebted to
estate of
ELIPHALET QUIMBY,
late of Portsmouth, deceased, are request
ed to make payment :o the Subferiber,
and all who have demands on laid estate
are requested to exhibit them for fettle
mentto Nathaniel Adams,
Attorney to Adminifo an ix.
Portsmouth, August 20, 1803.
One Cent R eward.
a—0—
ANAWAY from the Sub
scriber, an Indented Lad named
Chase Willi'ams French aged ele
ven years— All persons are forbid rruft
ing him, and whoever will return him
ffiall receive the above reward arid no
charges paid by
Benjamin Cram.
Exeter, Au@fl TO 1803.
' LOST,
ON Greenland road a GOLD EAR
RING, with Beeds, if any one has
found it they (ball be rewarded, if they
will leave it at Treadwell's Book-Store.
DOLLARS?"
A PREMIUM will be given
for SPANISH DOLLARS by
GARLAND & BLAKE.
N. B. They have for Sale,
Hyfon, Souchong, and Bohea Tea,perl
Chest; Brandy per pipe; calks Raifins,|
&c.—Apply at their Dry Goods Store 1
^Broad-freer. Augtf 20.
RAGS! RAGS!'
THE proprietors of this paper having
undertaken to supply a paper mill,
cal on all ranks of peoplein Portsmouth,
and its neighborhood to
-Save their RAGS,
and help the manufacture of this ufeful
uicle in New-Hampshire, where the
mills are starving for the waig of flock.
Pro boro Publico,
Wanted at this office an ap
prentice to the Printing business.
THE Subscribers have again
entered into Copartnership un
der the firm of
fohn & Jonathan Goddard,
and recommenced business at their
former Stand on Market-llreet —
where they have for Sab,
Russia and Swedes IRON.
Heart St Club, Halback's and blifter'd
STEEL. NAILS of all sizes
cut and wrought.
Spikes, Sheet Lead, Shot.
6by 8, 7 by 9, Bby 10, 10by
12, it by 14, & 12 by 17
WINDOW GLASS.
Painter's OIL & COLOURS.
Glue. Roftenftone.
Brushes of all kinds.
Gilt and Mahogany framed
LOOKING GLASSES.
Belt Cdgniac & Alicant BRANDY.
Holland Gin
Maderia, Sherry, Red ")
Port, Vidonia, Lisbon, 4 WINES,
and Malaga J
Hyfon, Young Hyfon, ]
Hyfon Skin, Souchong, , 1 EAS.
and Bohea )
Philadelphia double and tingle refintd
LOAF SUGAR.
Hogiheads & Barrels of
BROWN SUGAR,
Spices. Bores of GLASS WARE.
Hollow IRON WARE.
CORDAGE of all sizes.
- —ALSO-
A general afortment of
HARD-WARE GOODS, &c.
JOHN GODDARD,
JON'a. GODDARD.
Por tfinouth, August 15, 180,
Samuel Larkin,
Keeps constantly for fa le at hit Store jn
Broadfirect, a general affortmcnt of
GROCERIES
all of which he warrant cJ the btf -
quality, viz.
ALMONDS, MUSTARD,
Stal'd & un(hcll'd,Mice.
A^ Inutmegs.
BRANDY, OATMEAL,
belt Cogniac, Olives,
no Spanidi, Oil, sweet,
Bate SUt, PEPPER,
°'° ed Pickle Pots,
"'"'"' Preserve Pots,
P d pr, [Playing Cards.
3own boap.
RUM, old Ta-
CHOCOLATE I ti
imaica & other kinds
N.iaud R. Rrffi.% Mufcatcl
do. by Hk.
handles,
Cinnuiion, SUGAR,
Capers hi bottles, Spanish Segars,
Cdlile Soap, Sait Petre,
'faffia, Stanch,
Cloved, Split Peas,
C venue, 1
" r k s ^Gunpowder,
g IHorn, YOUD2
?hyion, Sou
ELIOT's belt >l chong, Hyfon
SNUFF. V (Skin, & Bohea
rivr Turkey r^,
GIAGHR, Tobacco,
G'^CAR VINEGAR;
I^l a SUGAR, 1.
L,dig, Wrapping Paper
Jugs, (tone, all sizes, Wh e 3^p,
Loaf SUGAR,
Lonikru's Maceo- Malaga, and'
boy Snuff, ^ 1 Long cork'd
Lemons, ^ [ C | aret
BOSTON
Window Glass
of any size may be bad as above,
in large or small quantities,
cheap as at the Manufactory.
Portsmouth, Aug. 20, 1803.
TLOUR.
Q
THE fubferiber has for sale a
quantity of Frcfli Super fine Flour.
A few half barrels Tongues.
SAMUEL HAM.
August 20.
FOR SALE,
rwo Houf
n es, pleasantly
filtrated at thefouth
, part of the town,
3 apply at this Office.
August 2°J.
^Wanted
IMMEDIATELY, a fewgocd
I Workmen at the Houfe-C'arponter's
Business, to assist in framing a Frame
for Portsmouth Light-House, and a
good Workman or two at the Stone-
Laying Bufinefs,— alfo, part of the Tim
ber for said Frame, and a quantity of
small round timber for the aquedud—
The timber to be delivered at Exeter.
Enquire of
Benjamin Clark Gilmafr,
Exeter, Anguft, 13, 1803.
REMOVED.
—o—
— Coffin,
Has removed to the New Fire Prof
Store in Market-street, where a large at
fortment of
Fajhiondble, Fancy & Staple,
GOODS,
received by the late arrivals from
England, are now opened for
Sale by Whulefale and Retail, — viz.
LON DON and Yorkshire
J fuperfine Broad-Cloths, of the mod
fashionable colours ; Habit Cloths; Cai
fimeres; ftrip'd and plain Black silk Flor
tontines. A great variety cf
Fashionable Waistcoating ;Fuf
ians; Jeans; Denims; plain, twill'd
and silk Nankinetts; Thicktets ; Velvets;
woffled and silk Plush.
A large dffirtment of
Calicoes & Chintzes ; Chintz
and Dimity Furnitures; Muflinets;Dim
ities; Copperplates; Table Cloths; Di
apers. Agreat variety of
Book, jaconet, cambrick and
fprig'd Muflius; Black and color'd Sarf
net ; Mullins and Ginghams ; Mullin
Handkerchiefs; Men's Neckerchiefs.
'Cambrick Muslin Shawls, with
Nettings; silk and camel's hair, purple &
chintz Shawls ; Linen, Cotton, Bandanna
and black silk Handkerchiefs.♦
'Fafhionable Florence Silks, for
Gowns; Lufbmgs; Modes; Satins;
Sarfoets; Tiffanies; Italian Crapes ;
Gauzes; Millinets.
A large afortment of
Thread Laces and Edgings ;
black Laces; black Lice Cloaks; blaok
Turkey G uze for Cloaks; black and
white Lace Veils.
A great variety of
Chip, willow, and straw Bon
nets; Fathioriable filkßonnetsfull trim'd;
fafhionable black Beavers; Men's and
Boy's Hats.
A large aflortment of
Kid and Morocco Shoes ; Ro
fetts; Morocco Shoes with cork Lies;
Morocco Slips.
A great variety of
R ibbons ; Cotton and Silk Gown
trimmings; Gown Buttons; gold and
silver Laces and Fringes ; gold and Silver
Cords ; Color'd silk Cords ; Glove-lies;
co ^m & silk Girdles ; Straw Trimmings.
A variety of
Black and Fancy Feathers,
Flowers and Wreaths; Fashionable Fans,
tome very elegant; crape, glaz'd and
common black Fans; Parasols, some with
walking flicks ; Umbrellas ; 'Garden
Fans.
Fashionable Pearl Necklaces ;
gold Ear-drops ; gold and silver Epdri
leis; Spangles.
Men's and Youth's cottoh,
hemp and silk Hefe} Women's cotton
and silk Hose, some with lac'd clocks;
Women's extra long cotton & silk Gloves
and Mas, all colors ; Kid Gloves ; Men's
braver, wath leather, fik, thread & cot
ton Gloves; Stock Stiffners; Cotton and
silk Braces.
1 Cheap yard wide Linens, of a
foperier fabric ; IrifliSheetings ; Checks ;
Threads; embroidering and other sewing
Silks; Bindings.
An afortment of
White and Chintz Bed Lace,
Cords and T^ffels; Carpers & Carpeting.
Fashionable gilt, Reel, plated,
, and con mon Birtons ; Button M ulds;
Sleeve Buttons ; fleel Knee Buckls; 61
ver Thimbles; fleel and gilt Watch
Chains, Seals and Keys ; Tooth Bruflus;
Pins; Smelting Bottles.
Tammies; Durants ; plain rib'd
Calimancoes; Shalloons ; Kuffels; Mo
reens ; Taboreens ; Florentines; Ladings;
>Satinets, &c. &e.
Hosiery Store,
Sign of the Spinning Wheel, Buckflreet.
CAZNEAU BAYLEY ac
quaints the Public that be has im
ported in the Galen from London dired
from the Manufacturer, a general a(Tort
ment of HOSIERY, viz.
Men's white and fancy Cotton
Hole, Men's plated do. Men's white and
brown Thread Hole; Men's brown
thread and white Cotton half Hole;
Men's white silk Hole ; Women's white
and black silk Hofc; Women's white
cotton Hose from 3/4 to 11/6; Youths
cotton do.
Black, white and color'd Cotton
Glovesand Mitts; Black, while and co
lor'd silk Gloves and Mitts of the extra
length; Men's black and white silk
Gloves.
Cotton and WorftedPantaloons.
A large assortment of WorfledHohery.
A pleasing variety ofiLadias fancy silk
Handkerchiefs, at 8 and 10/.
A few pieces of embofled color'd Mul
lin, newest fafliion, with a variety of oth
er articles in the ENGLISH GOODS
line.
BARGAINS for ready money.
Portsmouth, May 28, 1803. (' -f.)
Wanted to Hire,
impart of a House to accommo
date a small Family— Enquire of de Prin.
tert. August 20.
Amoskeag Canal
LOTTERY.
THE object of this Lottery was to
complete the Canal. The neat sum au
thorifed by the Legislatures of the States of
New-Hampth:re & Massachusetts is little more
than half railed and received. The Locks only
remain for finishing this Canal. They arc molt
ly framed and on the spot; but arc in a fuffcr
ing condition to be put down; for want of
them the public have greatly fuffcred tne pre
fenc fcafon. Every person who has passed thro'
the Slip, is witness to the truth of this fa& ; and
should the Canal be neglected another fcafon,
which muff be the case witnout the aid of this
Lottery, the market in Boffou, especially in the
great article of Wood, and indeed in all kinds
of Provisions, usually carried in Boats, will be
sensibly offered in that town. The Proprietors
of the Midditfex Canal must also feel deeply in
terested in the sale of Tickets, in order to carry
the completion of the AMOSkEAG CANAL
into effea. The Proprietor flatters himfelf that
these circuniftances in addition to the interest
and ardent define he feels in immediately com
pleting his Canal, will fufficieotly apologize for
his offering to the Public at this time the fol
lowing fchemc. If it meet the encouragement
Wilhed for, this small class will soon be drawn,
and the neat proceeds immediately applied to
ward putting down the Locks while the water
is low.
This Class is small; and contains only 4000
Tickets at 4 Dollars each, amounting to 16,000
Dollars. To be paid out in prizes as follows;
Prizes. Dollars. Dollars
lin Cash, 1000 i f loco
J in 84 Shares in the
Canal at prime cofl 1008 toc8;
♦ 20,42 Shares, 504 1008
1 in Cajh rs 500 s°°
z -200 400
^ - ICO 500
40 — 50 2000
36 - 20 720
9 4 .- Id 940
1185 - 5 5920
1367 Prizes amounting to 1 3>99'
2633 Blanks.
4000 Not two Blanks to a prize
Subject to no Deduction.
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One of the above Prizes of 200 dollars will
be assigned to the firft drawn Blank, and that
of 500 to the last drawn Blank. The Shares in
the Canal will be conveyed by the Proprietor,
referring to himfelf the privilege of redeeming
the fame any time within two. Years from the
time^he Prize is paid off, he paying the amount
of such Prize in Money and the Interest on the
fame to the time of Redemption, The prime
cost of each Share is 12 Dollars. Prizes of 23
Dollars and under will be paid on demand, and
those above in thirty days from the Publication
of the Lift of Prizes. All Prizes not demand
ed within fit Monchs.after Drawing, will be
considered as generously relinquilhed to the use
of the design of the Lottery.
The Public may be assured that Managers of
approved characters will be soon appointed and
duly sworn. The time and place of drawing
will be made known. The signor cf the Tick
et is responsible for the pa,men' of all Prizes,
drawn against any number by him f^ned ; and
of course his whole Canal guarantees the pay
ment of all prizes. The Proprietor is sensible
of the importance of his being punctual and is
prepared accordingly by a depotit of Iharas in
the Canal at prime cost, amounting to double
the sum of the whole Class of Tickets. These
Shares will be placed in such a situation in Bos
ton, that in case the said fignof of the Ticket
refufe or negled to pay the Prize in time, the
holder of such Prize can attach Shares to the
amount of his Prize or Prizes and fell them at
Public Auction on giving five days previous
notice to the signor of the Ticket. Bcfide this
security, bonds are figged and will be put into
the hands cf the Treasurer of the State of New
Hampshire. Though the deposit of Shares is
quite fufticient and far preferable to the bed
bond that can be given ; for in case the signor
of any Ticket refufe or neglect to pay off the
Prize in time, the holder of it can avail him
felf of his demand in five days; but where
bonds arc given a long time may elapse before
he can recover his Money, in confcquencc of
the tardiness of legal process.
N. B. Tickets are now for sale
at four Dollars each by N S. & W. PEIRCE,
Portsmouth, and SAMUEL ROWE, Exe
ter, and at Mr. JOSEPH KIMBALL's in
Plastow, in the State of New-Hampshire,
about three miles north of Haverhill Bridge,
over which a Stage passes every day to Boflon,
Sundays excepted. All, who wish well to the
Canal may calily be supplied with Tickets from
the before mentioned places. Tickets will soon
be advertrfed for Sale, in other Towns in the
State of New- Hampshire.
SAMUEL BLODGET.
State of Neu,-Harntfire, 'July 20, 1803.
NO TICE!
THE President and Directors
of the NEW-HAMPSHIRE
FIRE and MA.RINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, hereby give notice that
the amount of their Capital Stock is
Two Hundr d Thoujand Dollars, of
which Fifty Thou Jana Dollars, being the
firft Inftalment, is already paid and de
po'fited. That they have power and
authority on behalf of the Company, to
make Insurance againU Fue cn Hou
ses, Stores, Goods, Wares and Mer
chandise ; also on Vessel„ Freight, Mo
ney, Goods and Effi.&s ; and against
Captivity of Pei sons ; and on the Life
of any person during his absence by
sea ; and in case of Money Lent upon
Bottomry and Refpandenja;
The Office is now o, cnin the
East end of Mr. Billings' house, near
the Parade, where they are ready to
receive Proposals for and illue Policies
in the name and behalf of the aforefaid
Company, to any amount, on any one
risk not exceeding fifteen thousand
DOLLAR.
By Order of Directors
SAMUEL HAM, Prefdent.
Porfooutb, N. H. August 20, 1803.
House & Store,
For Sale at Auflion.
0
ON Monday the 26th day of
September instant, at 2'iclock,
P. M. at the house of Capt. Joseph
Richardson, will be fold at Vendue,
the House and Store owned and occupied
by Ebenezer Thompson Esq —allo
bs right in a Wharf, a Wall Few in'
Durham Meeting House, a Gondola, and
all the loose Materials in his (hip-yard,
confiding cf Way-Logs, Bilge-Ways,
Launching Plank; Saw-Pit, &c. &c.
Conditions of sale will be lib
eral, and made known at the time and
place of sale, by said Thompson.
Durham, Sept. 3, 1803.
npHE Subscribers hereby noti
fy all whom it may concern that
they intend exhibiting the account of
heir admioiftration on the Eflate of the
ate Martin Parry of Portsmouth,
merchant, deceased at the Probate office
in Electee, on Monday the 19th of Sep
temjer lullin'.
Mark. Simes,
Samuel Sparhawk.
Portsmouth, September 3, 1803.
THE Commissioners appoint
ed to receive and adjust the claims
against the estate of
STEVENS SMITH,
; late of Epping, yeoman deceased, give
notice that fix months longer, fr6m the
17th day of May last, being allowed |by
the Judge of Prob-te for that purpufe,/
they will attend that business at the Dwel- /
ling House of Dr. Nathan Batch- (I
ellor in said Epping, on the Ift Mon-)
day of November next, from one to fix
o'clock P. M.
Ezekiel Godfrey,
Nathan Batchellor.
Epping, Augtfl 20, 1803
THE. Subferiber having been
duly appointed Ad niniftrator of
the Estate and effects of
JOSEPH STOODLEY,
late of Portsmouth, mariner, Jeceafed, ,
requehs all perlons indebted to 'aid ci
late to make immediate py nt—and
all those who have any den and, against
the estate are desired to ; reftnt their ac
counts for immediate adjuftmenL
L. Spalding, Ndmiwflrator.
Port,'mouth, August 20. 1803.
| '.HE Treasurer of L ne Coun-
I ty of Rockingbam, gives notice to
the several Collectors of Taxes in iai^
County, thet the tax of the prelent year,
payable the ift of September next, will
be wanted by the 20th dav of the fame
month—rmd that unless he can avail
himfelf of the money, he (hall not be
able, either to pay the Jurors that may
attend the Courts, or any others having
demands against the County.
Exeter, August 12, 1803.
Sporting or Hunting
THE BEAR.,
AGRAND Bear Hunt is
proposed on the 3d Wedneiday
in October next in rhe great sorest in
Derryfield and Chester ; which will
be conducted by surrounding the whole
defart, and marching in a regular man
ner to the centre thereof; in order to en
close all the wild game in the woods.
Any Gentleman disposed to divert him
fclf with a day's fatigue, is invited to re
pair to one of the places of rendezvous
on the morning of said day at 8 o'clock,
equipt with a good gun, powefer and ball,
provisions and canteen, &c. &c. &c.
The above mentioned fore ft has been;
(time out of mind) and now is an affy
lum for, and a habitation of a swarm of
Bears, Wolves, and other beasts of prey,
which have been hunted by small partiesw
without success. Bears are almoftdaily
seen, and make frequent depredations
on Young Cattle and Sheep, and have
attacked Women and Children, so that
they have become a serious evil to the in
habitants nliuing near me premises.
Rendezvous for Diftrids <
AY. I & 2 at Derryfield Meeting- Holfe,
3 4 Arnfeag Falls,
5 6 ffexa svfjrtin's in Clefter,
7 8 Kelley's Tavern,
9 IO Deer &:k Bridge
It Major Webjicr's in Derryfield.
Diftrias. Mita.
No. I. from Major Welfter's to Derryfielfr
Meeting - House, - - 2
2. from tie Meeting- House to the Mile
Brook, ----- 2 0
3, from said brook to 'John Bay's boufe ine
Derr\fcld, - - -1%
4 from Ray's, to Joseph Emerson's Louse, I%
s,from Emerson's to Martin s Ferry, 1^
6,from jail Fer ry to Nathaniel Mar- - #
tin's in Cbfer, - - X
7,from Nathaniel Martin's to Kelly's
tavern, - - - - 2
B,from Kelly's to Moses Cr&mmey's, ^
g,from Crommey's to Deer Neck bridge, I§ &
10, from Deer Neck to Amos IVelfler't, 1%
11,from Amos WebJler's toMajorWelfer's.l^
Mites, 16^
Wanted to Exchange
UNIMPROVED Land intbe ,
Ct unty of Stitfoid, for a Dwell
ing House in tlrs town, worth fro m two
to three Tinufand Dollais — Othoivife,
Wanted to hire, a small House, conve.
inient for a small Family —fleafartly sit
uated in the north part or rear the centre
of tire town, — Enquire f the Printers,