Oracle post — Portsmouth, N.H., 1804-04-10 00:00:00, page 4

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SPRING <GOODS.
James Rundlet,'
HAS this day received per the John
Adams, from Liverpool, and has now ready
for Sale, by wholclale and retail, an iffortment of
Olive Velveteens; Calicoes ;
Black do. , Color'd Caro bricks ;
'Black fancy do. < White & black do.
Black Nank'netts; Ginghams;
Blue do.; Diapers;
Olive and fancy do. Table Cloths;
Jeans; /Copperplates, &c. &c>
Portsmouth, March 1804.
New Goods.
PETER COFFIN, has just received
per the (hips Packet and John Adams from
Liverpool, a Variety of
Chintzes; black and colored Nanki
:netts ; fancy Gandriils ; Jeans ; Men's Youth's
_and Children's. Hats, &c. &c.
New English Goods Shop,
fin Buckfreest,
Daniel Weeks '
TATE of the company of Swett
WWeeks, would inform his friends and
the public that he has taken a (hop in Buck-street,
next door to Mr. Abner Blasdel's, where he
has FOR SALE an assortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
very cheap forcath.
Just Received
I Case % and ' IRISH LINENS of
1 superior quality.
Portsmouth, March 24, 1104. ___
Naval Stores.
THE Cargo of Schooner Eliza, from,
North Carolina, confining of Tar; Resin;
'Pitch ; Turpentine and Spirits-Turpentine—
Alfa, a few Hams BACON, for file by
LADD & SMITH,
No 5, Merchant's Row, March ft.
^ I ,—
Ebenezer Tho^pfon
Has.for Sale,|
60 bbls.'newSuperfine & fiee FLOUR;-
3 tierces Country, do.;
Whole & half bbs. No i, Ind 2, FORK;
Cargo No 1 and 2 BEEF;;
1200 wt. good Cheese ; 50 bufhels'
Peas ; 300 wt. Bacon ; few keggs Hogs Laid ;'
10 Hhds. Cider ; Hops and Malt ;
1500 wt. Clover Seed ; 2'o bushels Herds Grass
do. ; 100 boxes Smoked Herring § <
40c White Oak Shooks ; ,7000 Oars ;
also, four pipes fourth proof Brandy ; ,
Hyfon, Young Hyfon, Myfoh Skin,;
Souchong and Bohea Teas, Nutmegs,;
Gins &c Portsmouth, March 31, 1804.
Ml 1 ~ ' I- ■■■■■»' I *— l ■ —' '— - A-—
Teas, Wines, & Groceries.
OAMUEL LARKIN, keeps constant-
O ly for sale, at his Store, (on the Parade) the
following articles, which he Warrants all of the best
quality, and at the lowed prices, viz.
h n j 1 \Madeira,
QP^, 1 &^, ,
%' H <
Sherry,
Hfafa, IChreta 0
#md Bohea I
Likewise, Old Cognac Brandy; Old Rum ;
Shrub ; London & American Bottled Porter ;
Taunton Ale; Bottled Perry; and Cider; Cof
fee ; Chocolate; Cotton ; Lbaf, Lump and
Brown Sugars; Raisins; Ffes; Currants;
Mustard, Ginger ; best Spanish Segars, together
with a general assortment of GROCERIES-
Portsmouth, March 24) 1804:
FISHING GEAR?
Samuel Hill
Informs bisfriends and euflemers, that he to lately
imported a large assortment of Fishing Gear,
which h&has for sjcß by nuhbLfole or retail viz.
"TCIGhTEEN. 15, 12, and 6 thread
La Filhing Lines ; Bob And Gig lines (her
ring Netts of all fixes ; salmon and hardhead
Netti ; a and 3 thread herring and mackerel
Twine ; salmon and feint !Twined, Cod Hooks ;
large, middle and small quartet Hooks ; mack
erel Hooks. «
May be had at the fame place,
Russia, Swedes, and Philadelphia Iron ;
Steel of federal forts ; and a Variety of cither
Goods as tifual, which will be fold very low for
cash or approved credit.
Clover ^ Herds Grass Seeds
Cajh, and the highest price given for
Shipping Furs, at his flore, N° „ # Mecharit's
. Row, Portsmouth. Feb, aS.
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India Sugar W
A FEW bags INDIA SUGAR, of a
A superior quality, for Sale by
S. LARKIN, Court-freed.
March 3t, 1804.
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Clover and Herd's Grass
SEED,
for Sale by STEPHEN PEARSE, opposite the
Court House. Marth as.
JuftreceroeA and for ^ale by;
EDWARD PARRY
Market-Street,s
X large assortment of
Superfine Broad * Forest Cotten, Carobrick, and
' Cloths Cambric Moflins,
Coatings & twill'd Duffils, : , Chambrey Mifflins of &
Flannels & Baizes, ’
Rose & Daffil Blankets, ; Callenade & fpng Muffins
Muffs and Tippets, ; Z„ %>, .
India CottTOiremarkabte&ap | Irrfh Linens & uheatings,
10 chests BOHEA TEA, of the firft
quality , ,
1 < & 18 thread Cod Lines, cheap, by
wholefile and retail Tebraarn iSo/
Lines and NetS
LADD AND" SMIT*,
TTAVE imported dired from the
Mamifaahries and'now ready FOR SALE
by the bale, dozen dr single 18, i§, y and 9
Thread Fishing Lines; "Herring Net's of all sizes;
3 and ; thread 'Herring and Salmon Twfne.
Alio For Sale,
Best Bank Steel IP Cod Hooks 3
large, aiddle and small quarter do. ; ^fackrel, Bob,
and Gig do. ;"Fifli Leads of different fees ; Fiffiefe
man's Splitting and Throat Knives, &c. &c.
No. 5, Merchants tow, Feb. 3, 1864.
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Lines, Nets, & Twines
Lately Imported.
18; Ts, & 12 thread Brieport Lines,
per bale, doten or single ; deep sea, mackerel,
squid and chalk Lines; Herring Nets, per bale,
or single ; Seine Vine, and Herring Net wine
pr bale, dozen or single lb. ; Marline and
Houfline; best I P, Batik and large quarter
Hooks, pr boxor groce ; middle quarter, small
ditto, &Mackerel Hooks. also on hand,
50 quintals Pollock Filh, best quality ;
a quantity of Liverpool 7 by 9 Window Olafs;
Russia Iron ; and a few quarter calks of Malaga
Wine ß *, The above articles will be Toldlow
for cash cr approved credit, by.
ROBERT RICE, .
-Fore-street, North end.
ri ,rr- : -r'-j- r. /- -.-- • ^ —ctere „_——__._■___.
For Sale,
6 citefts Hyfon-fkin TEA;
4 do. Souchong do. firft quality-;1
Holland and American GIN, apply to
WILLIAM GARLAND.
For Sale by
William & Charles Neil
40 bags COTTON ;
10 tierces RICE; . h
; A quantity of Soanifh Flolt INDIGO;
with a general assortment cf , ;
Groceries W Weft-India Goods,
on moderate terms', is ulual. 16 March.
Afew boxer: bf PRUNES,
lately received and for file by
EJWLNTWORTH)
at his Store, he^d cf Back-street.
Mirth 17, 1804.
7) be Sold, A Filling Schooner,
^^^ A BOUT 30 tons burtheb
—^°B l lter with all the fiffi
^o^lol,'°^ '"' belonging to het as fife
tame in from sea— also
t6o Quintals Pollock Fffh, in prime or
der for any market.—l%tore offie ? Prfe#r.
March i,i
NEWHAMPHIRE
TURNPIKE ROAD.
NTOTICE is hereby given, that two
Iv afleffments, amounting to Fifteen Dillars,
are dfye on ea'ch of the following Shares in the
New-Hampthire Turnpike Road, to <wit, No's.
5 2 > r33> 134, Bfo ^36, 2 5L 2 5 2 > 3°7, 3°B,
445, 446, 450, 468, 469, 470, 499, 500 ;- that
Fortyt<w& Dollars,are due for affeftments, on Share
N< L 303 in said Road ;—that four assessments, a
mounting to Fortyfae Dollars, are dire on each
of the following Shares in said Road, to wit Nos.
83, 84, 417, og, 4.74, 4„, „5 ;— that Forty,
nine Dollars thirty cents, ate due for affeffments,on
each of the following Shares in said Road, to wit,
Nos. 353$ 351 355, 3, 357, 40°, 401,14%
4% 4 0 4 ; —that five assessments, amounting to
Fiftyfa Dollars, are due on each of the follow
ing Shares in said Road frotait, Nos. 36, 236,
39f °\°7 ;—that Seventy Dollars, are due for as
sessments, on Share No. 458 in said Road;- that
seven afleffments, amounting to Seventyfae Dil.
lars,are dueoneachof the following Shares in said
road, to nit,Nos. 3,4, 28% lot, 313, 274, 4 cg;
—that Efy Dollar, are due for assessments on
each of the following Shares in said Road, to wit,
Nos: 23, 24, 34, 35, 43? 44, 7 1 ' 7 2 > 209, 298,
376, 391, 393, 394, 395, 399, 406, 411, 412,
410, 421, 422, 448, 493, —and that the above
recited Shares will be fold at Public Vendue,
at Major Walker's Tavern,in Portfinbuth, bh
Tuefday, the firft day of May next, at three of
the clock in the afternoon, unless said aliments,
with incidental charges, be previonQ, ^aid a
the fubferiber. SAMUEL ELLIOT,™
Portsmouth, Marchi,, 1804. Trfaftfo.
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Perkins' Patent Pumps,
T?" EPT constantly for sale at No. 5
Merchant's Row, where may be had
RuffialßON; DUCK&SHEETING.
CT
^Now In Press
and will be immediately published, 6,
-JOHN MELCHER,
#/ Si, Naw Printing Office, oppofiie the PortfaaUh
. Stone; Cemgrefiftreet, Portfosonth.
Whitefield's 16 Sermons,
on various Important Subjects :
This ia a work of great Petite, though of ancient date,
its worth too well known to need any encomium to re
commenG it to an enlightened world, it has puffed through
many editions both in London and" America, where it hath
met a rapid fie. It will be printed on a fine domy pa
per, izmo. on an entire new type, comprised in orie hand
some volume of „2 pages, and fold It the \r&y low-price
of 75 cents handsomely bound and lettered.
^Book-Sellers Supplied in exchange,
°ffieets, or bound.
PortJmouth, N. H. March 1804.
JUST Published, a pamphlet, contain
ing, a fliort Difeourfe of Mr. John Glas;
and an Effiy of the late Mr. Robert Sande
man, on Salomon's Song ; to which is added, a
fliort Account of the People called Sandemanians,
from the Encyclopedia. The above Pamphlet
contains 47 'pages, and is for sale price gd.
at the Brick Book-Store of Charles Peirce in
Daniel-street, Portsmouth-—afa May be had as
above,
The'Affiieted Mourner relieved,
price 2 gets.
A Poem on the late American War;
2 ; ctf .
Maffachufefts and United States Registers and
Almanacs ;
And Carey's large, middling size, and small BI
BLES in multitudes. March 31, 1804.
CT__± ;—;
W. & Du Treadwell,
frf AVE just published and will offer for'fale
or exchange, in the course of theenfuing
week, Be6doe's Improved Edition of
Browns Etementsof Medicine,
in one Bvo vol of 473 pages.
k^Great attention has been paid to have the
above work correctly printed, and the proof
fh^ets have peffed the inipe&ion of aphyfician.
- They have just put to Press
Banyan's Minor Work^
. CONTAINING.
The Water of Life, Solomon's Temple fpiritt-
Grace abounding te the alized ;
chief of Sinners; Christ a complete Saviour.
Divine Breathings
The above woik will make 400 rzmo. pages,
will be bound in boards, and fold very cheap. 1
Portsmouth, March 31.
FOR SALE,
A Lot of Land,
In Merchant's Row.
An Excellent Stand for Business, apply to the
Printers. March 24.
IPlease to Observe;
THE Selectmen of Portsmouth, here
by notify and request the Inhabitants of said
town to bring in to them, just and true Invento
ries of all their rateable property according to law.
The Selectmen will be ready to receive
them at their Office in rhe Brick School H^ufe in
Buck-street, every Thurfda'y evening, until the 10th
day of May next, and not afterward.
March „, 1304. 6Q
Moaning and Day School.
Thomas Jackson,
INFORMS the refpedtable inhabitants
of Portsmouth and its vicinity, who honored
him with the tuition of their children the last
ftafoQ either in his Morning or Day School—
that ne is now ready to wait on and receive any
that intend to make his School their choice
throughout the Summer season.,
His School is principally intended for the in
hrhaionof young Ladies in the various branch
es of Literature—but being reqneftedto admit
fbme young Masters ; and wishing to make it
convenient to all, he therefore accepts a few at
his former prices.
N. B. All fthokrs that engage and attend
his Morning Day School fix months, flail be en
titled to the seventh month gratis.
CT Morning School to commence On the yth
day of April next, at 6 o'clock in the morning,
and so continue until the weather is warm ; then
from 5 or half past 5, to half past ~ that those
who attend other Schools may Hbt be detained
too late. For terms apply at hit Scheel R®°%
High,reel.
__fortfmcuth, March 31, 1804.
William Ramsdell,
INFORMS the Public that he has
just entered town and commenced the
Ladies Shod Making Bufnefs;
at his Shop in Mr. John Waldron's house,
beyond Mill-dam—he intends shortly to move into
Mr. Fernald's shop corner of Wafhfngton and
Gates-streets. Marchi,;
#_Q_ fori)^- —— ~■,■.■. —, — -1 ita —, —.
Joshua Rand
INFORMS his Friends and the Pub
lic, that be has taken the Chamber, lately oc
cupied by Mr. Josiah Blake, (Buck-street)
where he carries on the
Boot & Shoe Making Business,
in its various branches. .
WUANTED; a lmart industrious Wo,
VV man, to do the work of a Family, to whom
the highest wages will be given—^,4young 1
Girl, 13 or 14 years qld is wanted iu tlm@me fam%
ily—lnquire of the rrintem v.- <:
>tM^''
Valuable Real Estate.
ON Monday the 14th April next, will be
fold at bz o'clock noon, at Maj. Walker's
tavern, by virtue of a license from the Judge of
Probate of the county of Rockingham. The
Dwelling House & land belonging to the eftate'
of Mr. Abraham Isaac, deceased, new occupied
by Mr. Matthew S. Marsh, situated in Broad
ftreet, opposite the mansion-house of Judge Lang
don ; it has four rooms on a floor,with a Wood
House, a good well of water and a convenient
back yard. The House is in good repair, is
painted ifythe best manner and has a Cellar under
the whole.
Conditions will be made known at the time
and place of sale.
J. WALDRON, Auctioneer.
(^Notice.
THE Public are hereby cautioned a
gainst purchasing a note of hand signed
by the fubferiber, payable to Daniel French, <
Efa. of Cheder, or order, for the sum of Seventy
Five Dollars, dated sometime about the firft of
March, 1804, as said note was fraudulently ob
tained without any consideration having been
received therefor, lam determined not to pay it.
Moses Sanborn.
c Q ' fl| w_srei_t_trott__eifaire_i •_■=—_____•CB_ro e _ B _i.^tact
NOTICE is hereby given to the cred-'
itors of the estate of
ABNER NEWHALL,
late of Portsmouth, in the county of Rockingham,'
in the State of New-Hampffiire, deceased, that
three months longer is allowed by the bon. Judges
of Probate for. said county, for them to exhibit
their claims agairift said estate, and that the Com
missioners will attend that service on the firftTburf.
day of April, May and June next ensuing, at the
office of Richard Cutts Shannon, Esq. in said
Portsmouth.
Portsmouth, March 26, 1804.
■=t_——__■■ ■■■.■■■!! »■■■■ ill. <■ »_ Gtytettetw,wratonßnCT
NOTICE.
Rockingham ff.
A LL persons indebted either by Note, 4
in. or account to the estate of
Colonel Ephraim Pickering, Esq.
fate of Newington, in (aid County, deceased, are
requested to make payment, by the fifteenth day
of May next, otherwise their notes and accounts
will be put in suit after that time—-and all Persons
having any demands agairift (aid estate, are requeft
td to call on the fubienbers for payment.
Theodore Furber, 1 Erects
Ephraim Pickering j tors.
Portfaua, 13d March ifo,
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ALL persons having demands against
the estate of
ROBERT ROWE,
late of Brentwood, deceased, are reqtefted to
exhibit them for settlement—and all who are in
debted to said eflate are called on for immediate
payment by
SIMO?) ROWE, Executor.
Brentwood, March 21, 1804.
WHEREAS Phillis my wife, has elo
ped from my bed and board, and beha
ved towards me in a very unbecoming manner,
I do hereby caution and forbid all persons a
gainst harbouring and trusting her on my ac
count, as lam determined not to pay any debt^
she may hereafter contrad.
his
JOSEPH * LAWRENCE,
mark.
Exeter, Feb. 20, 1804.
20 Dollars Reward,
RANJITA Y
FROM the subscriber on the night of
the 24th inst an indented lad named John
Johnson, about five feet four inches high, dark
(bort hair had on when he went away, a blu^
Broad Cloth outside Jacket, light Swanfdown
Waistcoat, brown humfpun Trowfers, or blue
Spatterlathes, felt hat. He took with him agreen
Broad Cloth Jacket lined with green Baize,
blue Broad Cloth Trowfers, Nankeen outfidt
Jacket and Trowfers, a pair of Griped Callice
Trowfers, one pair white Linen Stockings, ent
pair Blue and white Woolen Stockings, one Toe
and Linen Shirt.
20 Dollars#eward will be given to any period
on bringing said lad to
William Fernald Kittery.
LOST
N[EAk the Tower Mill Bridge, a Gold
BOSOM PIN, set in hair, whoever will leave;
it with the Printer fliallreceivea b^ndf^^,
A CAPABLE, Ready Lad of good
A habits, wants a place in an Engliffi Good,
Store, for further particulars apply to the Printers,
; — NO TICE. —
THg Subscriber having been duly
appointed administratrix on the the estate of
JOHN JEWETT,
yeoman, of Stratum, deceased, calls on all Perform
who are indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment, and all Perlees having demands to pre
sent them without delay.
Ann Frances Jewett, Adminijiratri*^
Stratham, """'
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