Oracle post — Portsmouth, N.H., 1804-03-06 00:00:00, page 4

For sale by
Thomas Sheafe,
^o Bbs. TAR, in good (hipping order;
6 cases half pint TUMBLERS ;
i case DECANTERS;
Cordage of all sizes;
Best clean Hemp;
Russia and Raven's Duck;
Old Sable Iron;
Table Cloths ; Diapers;
7 by 9 Window Glass, &c. &e..
Portsmouth, February 18, 1803.
FISHING GEAR.
Samuel Hill
Informs bis friends and customers, that be has lately
imported a large assortment of Fishing Gear,
which be has for sale by wholesale or retail, viz.
Eighteen, 15, 12, and 9 thread
Tithing Lines ; Bob & Gig lines ; herring
Netts of all sizes ; salmon and hardhead Netts ;
2 and 3 thread herring and mackerel Twine;
salmon and seine Twine; Cod Hooks ; large,
middle and small quarter Hooks ; mackerel
Hooks.
May be had at the fame place,
Russia, Swedes, and Philadelphia Iron;
Steel of fever'll forts; and a variety of other
Goods as usual, which will be'fold very low for
cath or approved credit.
Clover & Herds Grass Seed.
Cajh, and the highest price given for
Shipping Furs, at his store, N° 7, Merchant's
Row, Portsmouth.
Feb. 18, 1804.
Lines, Nets, & Twines,
Lately Imported.
18, 1;, & 12 thread Bridporbv Lines,
per bale, dozen or Angle ; deep sea, macketel,
squid and chalk Lines ; Herting Nets, per bale,
or single ; Seine Twine, and Herting Net 1 wine,
pr bale, dozen or single lb. ; Marline and
Houfiine; best I F, Bank and large quarter
Hooks, pr boxor groce ; middle quarter, small
ditto, & Mackerel Hooks. also on band,
go quintals Pollock. Fish, beftquality;
aquantity of Liverpool 7 by 9 Window Glass ;
Russia Iron ; and a few quarter calks of Malaga
Wine. * J The above articles will be fold low
for calh or approved credit, by.
ROBERT RICE,
Fore-ft reet, North end.
° For Sale.
at the store of James Sheafe,
A FEW pipes 4th proof BRANDY.
Alfa
A few hhds Detoerara RUM.
Feb, 18. ' _____
A FEW Hhds retailing bU'oA^,
A for sale by SAMUEL LARKIN,
Also, a general afortment of
TEAS, WINES, & GROCERIES.
For ^ale by
T. MORTON,
Sign of the Golden Key, Con, efs-freef,
Two Doors; from the Portsmouth ftonc.
HYSON, Young Hyfon, Hyfon-ikin,
Southing and Bohea/T^s warranted. C< g
niac and Barcelona Brandy ; Holland's and Ame,
iran Gin; Rum per hhd. or otherwise; M^ua
Sherry, Lifb^n, Claret, Port, and Sweet Wines, per
quarter calk or less quantity; Loaf, India and
Brown Sugars ; Coffee; Flour ; Pollock Fish;
Salt ; Cotton Cards, &c. together with a general
assortment of
Wed-India Goods and Groceries,
of the firft quality, and very low for readv caflt.
. Attendance from fun-rife, until 9
o'clock in the evening. (t.f.)
Portsmouth, December 3, 1803. ,
' Perkins' Patent Pumps,
KEPT constantly for sale at No. 5
Merchant's* Row, where may be had
RuffialßON ; DUCK& SHEETING.
Suwarrow Boots
[AND
Shoe Leather.
ROBERT M'CLEARY, has for file,
at his Store in Congress-street, a handsome affort
rhent of SUWARMOW BOOTS, also excellent SOLE
LEATHER. _£ffr_ Z— 2—
Pocket Books.
A Large assortment of Pocket-Books ofthe fol
lowing prices, arejuft received-arid for sale at
C. PElßCE's,brick-bookOore, viz. 1/6. 3/ 3/9.416
5x3. 6s. 659. 716. 853. 95. ios6, 1113. 12s i6;6. ißr.
19,6. 245. & 30/. each. Also,
Ladies plain and silver bound Morocco Pocket.
Books and Thread -afe, from §r6 to 33;. each.
Also, Morocco Purses and Memorandum Books.
Silver Pencil-afes ; silver Pens ; silver Tooth
and ear Picks. Razors. Penknives. Scales & Divi
des Pencils. Fine teeth & cate om bs. Inkflands
for Pocket and Desk of almost every defcription,—
Dutch Qyilk Ready-made Pens. Ink, & good Ink
Powder; shining sand ; and a good assortment of
English & American Writing & Letter Papers, &c.
for tale at the brick Bookftorc, Portsmouth.
_____ _— 11 tec-—-——.
To Let,
A GOOD Farm in Stratham, half a
mile above the Meeting-House, about 300
acres—Also, wanted to hire, a Good Man by the
year, and another for the feafon—enquire of
Eliphalet Ladd.
Boston Glas^.
THE Boston Glass Manufactory Com
pany, inform the Public, that they are now
enabled to furnish Sheet Glass, for Pictures, as large
as 38 by 26 inches, of their own Msnufadure as
also, all kinds and sizes of Coach Glass, likewise all
sizes of Window Glass.
^Orders for any quantity of GLASS,
may be left with the fubferiber, who is agent for
the Company.
SAMUEL LARKIN,
Portsmouth, February 2g, 1804.
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For sale by
Joseph Noble,
A QUANTITY Superfine FLOUR;
2 4 bbls. SHIP STUFF;,
Nathaniel White,,
HAS removed from the Shop which
be "has improved in "Congress-street, to a
store in the fame street, at the corner of Vaughan-
Jlreet, where he has for sale, a general assortment
of GROCERIES,
very cheap, and of ah excellent quality.
Should his friends with a supply, they may be
furnifhed with
Havannah Segars pr. box or retail ;
Best Philadelphia Loaf& Lump Sugars;
Brown Sugars, various qualities ;
Raisins pr. cask or retail;
Bloom and Muskadel Raisins pr. box
or retail;
Rice per cwt. or pound;
Warranted good Florence Oil;
Weft-India Rum, and Old Spirits;
'Cogmac & French Brandy ;
Wines; # Cayenne ;_
Gin;' Nutmegs;
Cotton;' Cassia;
Coffee; Salt Petre;
Chocolate; Powder and Shott;
Hyfon, 1 Corks;
Young Hyfon, Demijohns;
jHyfon-ikin, andl es;
ISouchong, and ^ GoodAmericanSegars;
Bohea J ° Tobacco;
Ginger; Selves;
Pepper; r Good Waving Soap;
Pimento; ' Bed Cords;
Mallard; Cloaths Lines;
ORANGES pr. hundred or doz.
Fresh LISBON LEMONS pr. box
or retail. SALT— with many other articles in
F the Grocery line. January 7.
Lines and Netts.
LADD and SMITH,
HAVE imported direct from the
Manufactories and now ready FOR SALE
1 the bale, dozen or single 18, 15, 12 and 9
Thread Fifhiog Lines; Herring Netts of all sizes ;
2 and 3 thread Herring and Salmon Twine.
Allo For Sale,
Best Bank Steel I P Cod Hooks ;
large, middle and small quarter do. ; Mackrel, Bob,
and Gig do.; Fish Leads of different files; Fisher
man's Splitting and Throat Knives, &c. &c.
No. 5, Merchants Row, Feb. 3, 1804.
— r A _}
ff received and for sale by
Quincy & Pierrepont,
A FEW half chests Souchong] TT? A Q
and quarter cherts cf Bohea J I
' of a Superior quality. —ALSO —
IBaltimore Superfine FLOUR.
' Portsmouth, February 25, 1804.
BRICKS for §ale,
ABOUT thirty tboufand Bricks of an
excellent quality, may be delivered either by
Sledding, or early in the spring by water. —Enquire
of the printers. February 18.
DRAWING
Piscataqua Bridge Lottery.
THE Legislature of the Common
wealth of Maflachufetts having granted
fyave to dispose of tickets within the limits of
that State, will greatly facilitate the drawing of
this lottery.
The Managers appoint the fifteenth day
! of May next, to commence drawing ; arid to
continue from day to day (circumstances per
mitting) until the whole-daft fhali be complet
ed. They flatter themselves with the ready
assistance of their fellow citizens in New-Wamp
• /hire, particularly in this town, whose interests
lare more immediately conneded with the success
>of this lottery. We have full confidence that
the latter will come forward at an early period,
to purchase many tickets, and gi^e an early
motion to the circling wbeel ; presuming on this,
and calculating on tickets already dilpofed of,
• 0 we pledge ourselves to the public in general, and
1 to the fortunate adventurers in particular, to ob
serve punctuality and diligence in drawing, on or
9 before the fifteenth day of May, in Portsmouth;
and all persons who have taken tickets to fell,
f are hereby required to make their returns prior
to that day.
' . , Tho's Thompson,)
. Tho's Martin, , Managers. 1
, Elijah Half,
Tickets may be had of the Managers
1 at the Lottery Office tn High-street, and at the
>Book-flares in this town—and are for sale in
' most of the towns in this State, and the principal
towns in Massachusetts.
Portsmouth, February 18, 18%
NEWGOODS.
Peter Coffin,
fcs received per the Amphion from London, ' h '
Packet from Liverpool, an extensive aflortme n of
Fajhionable, F^ncy, & Staple
„ GOODS,
which are now opened, whoiclalc and retail, viz
BEST 'Superfine and low priced
Brpad Cloths ; Habit Cloths; DaffimeresfCoat.
; Ratteens; Kerfeys; Fcarnaughts ; Forest
Cloths ; Serges ; Baizes ; Flannels ; Blankets; Wild
bores ; Camblets ; Crapes ; Denmark Ln Ires ; 1
",'' nes * Durants; Tammies; Shalloons; plain
and rib'd Calimancoes ; R u ff r l s ; Moreens; Tabo
teens; Sattinetts ; Florentines. A great variety
Fashionable Waistcoating ; black
& olive Velvets; Hunters ords; black, crimion,
and green Shag; worsted and silk Plush ; men's
plain and striped Black Sattins ; Fustians ; Jeans ;
Denims ; Quiltings ; silk Velvets ; Thickfetts.
A large assortment of
Latest fashion Calicoes and Chintzes ;
Chintz and Dimity Furnitures ; Copperplates ;
Muflinets ; Dimities. A great variety of
Book, jacconet, cambrick & tambor'd
Muslins ; a few elegant India Muslins; fafhionable
farfene tambricks; Muflio Handkerchiefs; men's
Neckerchiefs.
amel's hair, cambrick, purple, chintz,
and large silk hawls; cambrick, linen, cotton,ro
mal, bandanna and black silk Handkerchiefs.
A great variety of
Italian Silks ; fafhionable Felice Silks ;'
India and English Luftrings ; India Persons;
Modes ; Satins; Sarfnets; Tiffanies ; Italian Crapes;
Gauzes; MiUinetS. A large assortment
Thread Laces arid Edgings ; black
Laces ; black Lace, looks; black and white Lace
Veils.- A great variety ts
cork soles ; Rofetts; Shoe Ties ; Morocco Slips.
gteat variety of
Fashionable Ribbons $ cotton and silk
Gown Trimmings : Fringes ; Gown Buttons ; gold
and silver Lace; and Fringes; gold and -silver
Cords ; gold Ear-drops; Neck-laces ; gold and sil
ver Epaulets ; Spangles ; Straw Trimmings.
A large assortment of
Men's and Youth's worsted, cotton,
and silk Hose ; Women's white and black cotton
& silk Hose ; Women's cotton and silk Gloves and
Mitts; white and color'd Kid Gloves ; Men's and
Women's Black Gaiters ; Men's and Women's
Worsted Socks ; Men's and boy's worsted Gloves;
women's whrftedGloves and Mitts ; men's mill'd
and color'd worked Caps ; men's white and black
Hose Gauze ; men's silk and beaver Gloves, feme
lin'd witj iflannel ; cotton and silk Braces; [flock
[iffners; Emigrant Socks and Bftts ; worsted
Drawers. A great variety of
Mock fable, fox, goat's beard, bear and
ennet Muffs and Tippets ; Fur Trimmings ; cotton
Waddings.
Fashionable straw, new imperial fancy
Leghorn, white chip, and Spanifli dress Hats and
Bonnets ; a few fafhionable silk Bonnets, full
trim'd ; mem's and boy's Hats. A variety of
Black and fancy Feathers ; fafhiona
ble velvet Flowers and Wreaths ; a few elegant dress
Fans; black Crape Fans ; Parasols; Umbrellas.
A large assortment of
Kid and Morocco Shoe; some with
Linens; Irish Sheetings; Table Cloths
of all sizes ; Diapers ; Brown Hollands; Checks ;
India Cottons; Threads j Embroidering and other
Sewing Silks ; Bindings; white and chintz Bed
Lace ; Cords and Tassels.
Fashionable gilt, plated, and basket
Buttons ; steel Knee Buckles; silver Thimbles
Watch Chains, Seals and Keys.
Carpets and Carpeting.
Portsmouth, Feb. 3.
TO be fold, by virtue of a licence
from the Court of Common Pleas in the
county of Essex, on the 271 b day of March next,
at z o'clock, P. M. at the Dwelling boule of John
Ladd Bobwell, Innholder, in Metbhen— One
whole Right of Land in Shelburne, numbered
Nine, on the fonth fide of the River, also, one half
of Lot number Twenty-right-on Great Island in said
town—Also four hundred acres of Land lying on
Rumford fouth line, io the county of Cumberland,
and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, all being the
estate of Oliver Peabody late of said Shelburue,
deceased.
Thomas Poor, Adminiflralor.
February 20, 2804.
New-Hampshire Turnpike Road.
THE delinquent proprietors of (hares in the
New-Hampshire Turnpike Road, having
been notirted agreeably to law, of the assessments
made on their ihares refpedively, are now called
upon to difeharge the fame without delay : other
wise their (hares will be advertised for sale—and
of course be fubje& to cost.
The last assessment was Five Dollars on each
(hare, and became due the 30th day of Septem
ber, 1803.
No individual delinquent proprietor whatever,
must expert any further notice, previous to the,
advertisement for the sale of his, or her refpe&ive
flares. SAMVEL ELLIOT, Treasurer.
Pbrtfmouth, Feb. 18, 1804.
NOTICE.
I HEREBY caution all Persons against
purchasing the following notes figneii by me,
as I have^paid the farhe, and am determined never
to pay either of them again, v% one dited some
time in the year 1,99, payable to one Charles
RuNDLEtT, for the sum of two Dollars, on de
mand, the other to Joseph Gilman 4th, payable
(ometime in September last, for fifteen Dollars.'
Zebulon Gilman.
G/tais, IW, i,ifa< ^^
¥, Thefilling All of the Legislature of this fate,
puffed J an. 20th, 1789, is republished by par ticu
lar regufl, for the benefit of those who did not know
there was such a Law in exiflence, and for 9
,refer,ation of Bass, which notwithstanding the
law to the contrary, has frequently been brought to
this market during the winter season.
An ACT to preserve the Filh in Pifeataqua river
and rhe branches thereof.
BEit enaAed by the Senate and House of Reprefet-'
catives in general court convened, That from and
after the making of this art, no person (hall be al
lowed to fi(h in the laid river or harbour, or any of
the branches thereof within this ftne,where the tide
ebs & flows, with any seine or fetting-line,for any
fi (h whatloever, excepting smelts and (had, and no
perlon (I)aII, by any way or means whatsoever,
catch kill or destroy, any bass, or blue fi(h, in said
river, or the branches aforefaid, from the firft of
December to the firft of April, annually, on pain
that any and every person offending in any of the
particulars a fore said, (hall forfeit and pay for every
such offence the sum of two pounds, to be recov
ered by adion or information, before any justice
ofthe peace, within the connty where the offence
may be committed, one half to the use ofthe state,
the other halfto the informer ; and any person or
perfonsare hereby authorized to destroy any seine or
fettinglines, or nets let for fifhinging in said river,
or the branches thereof, excepting thole used for
catching (melts and Iliad ; and in case of being sued
therefor, may plead the general issue, and give the
Special matter in evidence, and (hall recover double
cofls; and whosoever fliall knowingly fell or buy
any bass or blue-fith or cod.fi(h taken contrary to
this ad, fl)all forfeit ten Killings, to be recovered by
aftion or information before a justice of the peace
for the use of the informer, allowing an appeal
from any such judgment as the law in other cases
direds.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
>m niifoa^s appointee by the Hon. Wil
liam Whitmore judge of Probate m and for the ,
county of Hancock, ommonw ealth of Maffachu
fettsfo receive, examine and adjust the Several claims^
to the estate of Levi Rebinfon, late of Belfaf, in the
fame county, yeoman, deceased, represented infol.
vent, will attend on that business on the firft Mon
days of March, April, and May, next at two of the
clock in the afternooon, at the Dwelling House of
Mr. Aron Nickerson in laid Belfaft.
Newmarket, February 14, 1804.
Jonathan Robinson,
in behalf of said Commiffauers.
THE fubicribers, a Committee ap
pointed tty Hon. Judge of Probate for the
county of Rockingham, to receive, examine and
adjust all the claims of ther ed itors to the estate of
Jonathan Margin Tredick,
late of Portsmouth, mariner, deceased, represented
info! vent, and fix months from the 1 §th day of Feb
ruary iriftant, being allowed for that purpose, the
creditors are notified, that we fhali attend to receive
said I aims, at the office of Mr. Isaac Rindge,
in said Pertfmouth, on the second Thursday of
March next, and of the five following months, from
3 to 6 o'clock in the afternoon on said days.
Edward Sargent, )
Isaac Rindge, > Committee.
Nathaniel Maffhall,)
ALL Persons having any demands a
gainst the estate of
JOSEPH T. JENNESS,
late of Rye, deceased, are requeued to fettle the
fame, without delay, and those indebted to him are
called upon to fettle immediately with
RICHARD JENNESS, jr..
[dminifliator tofaid estate.
Rye, February t,, 1804.,
ALL persons indebted to, or that have
any demands on the estate of
JOHN CRAM, Esq.
late of Pittsfield, deceased, are desired to exhibit
them immediately to ^
John Cram, Executor '
to the last Will and Testament of said John
Cram, Esq.„ Pittsfield, Dec. 17, 1863.
State of New-Hamp/hire,
' •Rockingham, ffi
KTOTtCE is hereby given, That^
11 much of the real Eftate' of
TOSHUA RAND,
late of Rve, deceased, will be fold at public Vendue
on Tuefday the twentieth day of March, at one
o'clock P. M. at the house of Amos S. Persons,
innholder in said Rye, as will amount to one hun
dred and eighty dollars, by virtue of a licence from
tho honorable the Judge of Probate for said county.
Said land is filuaied in said Rye.
JOHN RAND, Adminfrator.
Rye, Feb. 1^,1804.
ALL perlons having demanus agairt
the estate of JONATHAN STANYAN,
late of Chichefter, fnder, deceased, are desired to
exhibit the fame for adjuftmeut—and all who are
indebted to said estate are requested to make imme
diate payment to
MARTHA STANYAN, Admifotrix.
Chichefter. %n 21 IROA.
A&11GI !
ALL persons having demands on the
estate of DANIEL PROWS,
late of PortfmouQ mariner, dcccaled, are requeued
to present them i.r adjustment—and all who are
indebted to said estate, are desired to make payment
without delay, to NaTH'l A. HAVEN,
'Administrator of said Estate.
Portfnauth, Feb. % 16, 1804. -^n #
I he Portsmouth-Oracle,
i, published every Saturday morn for the town aud vicin
ity,and the
Oracle Post•
every Tuefday morning for the Country,^, WILIAM
er DanielTrea>wt 11, at their Book and Stationary
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Terms, 1,50 cents per ano.—jo cents, teadvance—.pond.
Mill, forwarded to all parts of this State, and the District
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