Oracle post — Portsmouth, N.H., 1804-12-18 00:00:00, page 4

among which arc
CUPERFINE BroaclCloths;
O Double mill'd black and drub color'd Cassi
meres of the very best quality ; Drab Cord.
a great variety of
Silk velvet and other Waistcoating ; Black strip
d Velvets, at 456 per yard; Duffils ; Coatings,
rem ss. to 1656 per yard.
a great variety of
Chintzes, from LS4 to 3s per yard.
a large assortment of
Black, white and colored Cambric Muslins, very
cheap ; 6--4 jaconet Muslins at 256 per yard ; Italian
and Florence Silks ; India Lustrings and Satins ;
Double Sarsnets ; black patent laces at a reduced
price. a great variety of
Mock, Sable, Gennet, and other SKINS,
dressed suitable for Muffs and Tippets ; a few low
priced MUFFS, &c. Dec. 4.
Fresh Flour & Coals.
Now Landing from Schooner Sally, at Mr. Samuel
!rHill's Wharf, and for Sale by
Matthew fj. Marsh,
Superfine FLOUR & MIDDLINGS ;
COALS suitable for Smith's and grates.
^L^O,
a quantity RUM of a good quality.
' A Premium will be given for
Spanish Milled Dollars,
BY
REUBEN SHAPLEY
Fresh Goods.
Daniel Weeks,
Respectfully informs his customers and the public,
th: las'removed from Buck-street and taken
* # Store in the new brick buildings,near the
corner of <^%t, nd Congress streets,
where he has received
Jlarge assortment of
Fashionable, staple, and
Fancy Goods,
which he offers for sale, cheap as usual, for cash er
short approved credit.
" To Let,
LtHE Ems' & half of a large convenient new
ORE an Water Privilege, on the northerlv side
©fr < -App!>r\ 1. RINDGF..
Inform their Friends and the Public, they have re
moved to the Brick-Store, opposite Mr. Peter,
Coffin's, Market-Street, where they offer for Sale
the following
Fashionable & Staple Goods,
OUPERFINE, middimg, and low
J priced BROAD CLOTHS^ double milled
CASSIMERES; drab and olive COATINGS;
RATTEENS; FEARNAUGHTS; 1()R1,
CLOTHS ; green and blue SERGES ; BAIZES ;
FLANNELS ; 8--4, 9--4, 10^4 BLANKE I,
black and purple WILDBORES ; DURAN IS;
TAMMIES ; SHALOONS ; CALLIMANCOES;
RUSSELS; MOREENS ; TABOREENS ; SA
TINETS ; FLORENTINES.
Falbionable silk Velvet Vesting; patent
VESTING; black and olive Velvets ; Hunter's
Cords ; Men's ribb'd Satins ; MerseillesQuiltiugs ;
Thicksetts ; [black and drab patent cords.
a large assortment of
1 Callicoes and Chintzes very cheap; el
egant white, Lt. blue, purple, and dark lead Silk
Shags ; Muslinetts ; Dimities.
Book and Cambrick Muffins ; Cham
bray Muslins ; color'd Sarsnet Cambrics suitable for
Felices ; Muslin Handkerchiefs.
Camel's hair, purple, chintz, and check
Muslin Shawls ; linen, cotton cambric, romal, ban
dannoe and black sil Handkerchiefs.
Black Luftrings; Modes; Sarins; I
taiian Crapes ; Guazes ; Millinetts ; black Cypress ;
black lace Veils; patent Laces; Bdgings ; silk snd
cotton Braces.
Men's cotton Hose ; Men's & Youth's
worsted Hose ; Men's white and black silk Hose
(laced clocks;) Women's cotton and worsted
Hose ; Women's cotton and worsted Gloves ; Fawn
and black pick nic and plain silk Gloves; long
white kid Gloves ; Men's worsted Caps ; Men's
thread and Beaver Gloves.
gBEAR and JENNET
Muffs and Tippets.
IRISH LINENS,
Black Linen, suitable for Hat Linings; Brown
Hollands ; Threads ; Sewing Silks ; Bindings;
gilt and plated Buttons.
India Cottons;
Very chap India Chintz ; Madrass Long Cloths
a very large assortment of
Men's & Youth's Hats.
Has just received a variety of INDIA GOODS,
•which rail be sold very cheap, viz.
INDIA COTTONS of all prices, feme for
only ki<. piece.
: Yard wide INDIA CHINTZ 14 yards long,
so- 19 6.
INDIA CHECKS.
Black and color'd PERSIANS.
Best twill'd BANDANNOES, of a superior qual
ity*
Large TABLE CLOTHS from 12s. to i6s6.
napkins for 20s. doz.
Elegant Indiaplain, and sprig'd lace MUSLINS
"Portsmouth, December 1, 1804.
Henderson & Coopper,
Daniel Weeks,
Cheap India Goods.
No. 2, Market-street,
Has received an additional supply of
More New Goods,
CHEAP.
Seasonable Goods,
Peter Coffin,
New Goods.
B. Brierley
HAS received by the late arrivals from England
very extensive and complete assortment of prime
Fashionable, Fancy and
Staple Goods.
which are now opening for Sale bv
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
New Cash Siofe.
Lemuel Draper,
Respectfully informs the Public that he has taken
the new Brick Store No. 2, Market-street, where
he is now opening and offers For Sale, a very ex
tensive assortment of the most
Fashionable, Fancy and Staple
Piece Goods ;
suitable for the present and approaching season,
among which are
Superfine Broad Cloths, Black Bombasettci,
of a foperior quality , • do. Ruffclls,
Plain and ftripcd Caflimeres; Rattinetts and Shaloohs,
Fashionable wollen Cords, Plain and Rrip'd Wilbors,
Vigonia check Vesting, Durants and Calam ancoes
Striped silk velvet waiftceat- Superfine Molskins,
ing, Gentlemens' black and
Silk shag for Bonnets, white silk Hose,
Fancy silk Shawls, do. with Lace Clocks,
Elegant 6 4 do. Superfirte furniture Chintzes
Black Veiling, Common do do
Plaid Chambray Muffins, Plain and ftrip'd Velvet.
Elegant laced Cimbrics, and Velvettecns,
do, Colonade Mullins, Toilnetts and Swanfdowss,
Tambor'd, do Madrafs and Gilla Hand
4 4 & 6 4 book Jaconet, kerchiefs,
and Cambric Muflids, Yellow Bandacnoes,
4.4 & 6-4 color'd Sirfnet Plain, figur'd and plaid
Cambrics, Luteftring Ribbons,
Chambray Fancies, of the Italian sewing Silks, f
newest taste, 4 49*8 an d 5 4 Cammelh
Plaid, dark mourning, and hair Shawls, all colors
common Callicoes, Long white Kid Gloves,
Ladies' English rose color'd Ladies' color'd Cotton Hose
silk Hose with lace Clocks, Gentlemen's black, white
White Laces and Edgings, and slate silk Gloves,
black, do do do. Lambs wool, do
Fancy silk Girdles, Black and blue Genn'ett, &
Englilh wht. silk Gloves, mock Sable Muffs and
do. black, Tippets —Fox, do
do slate color, Fearnaughts,
French black, white and Coatings,
Date color'd, do Orleans Stripes,
Cotton, do Baizes and Flannels,
Dimities, Mixed Plains,
Fancy Kid and Morocco Blue
SHOES, low pric'd Broad Cloths,
Dunftable Bonnets, Serges,
Black silk Velvet, 6 7.8, 9. 10 and 11 quar
4 4 and 6 4 black Jaconet, ter Rose Blankctts,
and Cambric Muffins. Irilh Linens,
Black and white Parifnet India Cottons,
Gauzes, Diapers,
Black Sattins, Oil Cloths,
do. Modes, White Buckram,
do. Crapes, yd. wide, Canvass for Sampler,,
Black Sinchaws, and Lute- one case of Gentlemens'
firings, Hatts, of a fuperiot qual-
Changcable and plumb it,
color'd, do, Cotton Umbrellas,
Color'd Psrfianq Small looking Glaffcs, &c
The above, together, with a great variety cf
other articles, generally called for in an English
Goods Store, will be sold at prices, which cannot
fail pleasing those Ladies' and Gentlemen rs town
and country that may please to call.
up. lin'd, low pric'd Broad Cloths,
Jufiiis; COATING of various colors
nd prices, vepy cheap ; Baizes ; black
nd color'll Hansels ; a variety of Vel
cis; a neat aflortment of Callicoes ;
India CALLICOES ; 20 cents . yard ;
B', piece of 164 yds. ; a handsome
ffortment of blk. pat. LACE ; white
10. and thread ; blk. 01. lead and pup.
Cambricks; fine COTTON for (hirting
and sheeting, some do. very low—its.
piece of 16 yds. ; Stuff Goods, &c. &c.
as are generally to ^ found in Dry
Goods Shops, ALSO,
FURS for Muffs and Tippets.
i'HE Subscriber intending to dispose of his Stock
of Piece Goods, offers tliem at REDUCED
SLICES. They have been chiefly received this
Fall, and a considerable part of them imported di
rectlv from the Manufacturers by him—will te of
fered at such prices as to satisfy those who will take
tic trouble to call at his Shop near the Court House.
COPARTNERSHIP.
THE Subscribers inform
their Friends and the Pu blic, that they have
formed aconnexion in business, under the firm of
Henderson & Cooper,
and have taken the Brick Store, opposite Mr.
PETER COFFIN'S, Market-street, where they
offer for Sale, an assortment of
Fashionable & Staple Goods,
suitable for the present season. 1~ .
JAMES HENDERSON.
WILLIAM S. COOPER
Wanted in a small Family a
good steady middle aged Woman who understands
plain Cooking and common house Work-^o whom
liberal Wages will be given—Apply to the Printer,
English Goods, cheap.
William Garland.
Portsmouth, December 1, 18'4.
He has also for Sale,
13 bags best G. COTTON ;
5 pipes best Holl. GIN ;
4 do. do. Amer. do.
BRANDY.
otton and silk Braces ; color'd Threads ; Fer
rets ; Galloons ; Cap Wire ; fancy Handker
chiefs ; cotton Bandannoes.
staple & Fancy Goods.
which are now opening, and will be sold at a small
advance by WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
Nov. 2, 1804.
A large assortment of
Fashionable Norwich Shawls; fancy sMk and
kerchiefs ; gown Trimmings; silk Cords ; fashion
able cotton and silk Girdles ; Men's and Women's
black silk Hose with lace clocks.
Has just received per the Eliza and Venus from Lo
ndon, and the Warrington, Venus, Ruthy and Rover
om Liverpool, a very extensive assortment of
which are now opening, viz.
A great variety of
Fashionable Chintz , fine yard wide London Prints ;
Chintz and Copperplate Furnitures ; elegant japan
Picquet.
Men's fashionable Hats; green cotton and silk
Umbrellas. Nov. 3.
Peter Coffin
has just received per the ships Eliza and Venus
from London, an additional supply of
Ebenezer Thompson,
HAS FOR SALE
At his Ware House, Bov-Street,
150 quintals Paffama. POLLOCK ;
300 hhds. Leamington SALT;
Barrels and half barrels MACKEREL;
BRANDY and GIN per pipe ;
Few puncheons 3d proof St. Vincent's
RUM ; of an excellent flavor ;
Young hyfan and fouchong TEAS per
chefl ;
Boxes of Souchong Tea, containing a
b<>ut 561 b. of a fuperio r duality.
SUGAR per bbl.
Russia and Swede's IRON per ton ;
30 bbls. SHIP-BREAD;
100 casks LIME;
Bow-street, Nov AT.
20 bales of Lines ; Netts ; Salmon
and Sewing Twine ; Shoe-Thread ; with
a large assortment of other Goods as u
sual, which will be fold cheap for cash
or approved credit, at his store No. io,
Market-street.
• Nov. 17, 1804.
21 bags Georgia Cotton
of a superior quality. Nov. 17.
Offer* for sale,
A quantity Camwood, Copperas, and other dyestuffs
just received ; also, 40 quainter casks Gun Powder
of different qualities, very low.
GROCERIES and other goods as usual.
Ai,. 16.
among which are
SUPERFINE Broad and Forest
Cloths ; luperfine double mill'd
and common Caffimeres ; Swanfdowns
and Toilenetts ; black, twill'd and O
live Velvetts ; fancy Cords and Thick
ietts ; a large aflortment of
Chambrav Muslins, of the latest fafh
ion ; color'd Sarlnetts, and Cambric
Muslin ; Colonade, cobweb and fprig'd
Muslin ; Camels hair Shawls ; fancy silk
Handkerchiefs ; Muslin and chintz
Shawls ; Chintzes of every description ;
Irith Linens and Sheetings ; India Cot
tons ; Table Cloths and Diapers ; silk
and Cotton Stockings ; silk Mitts, and
cotton Gloves ; Jersey knit Stockings,
of the best quality ; Men's and Wo
men's Hats, of the newest fafhion ;
Muffs and Tippetts ; Baizes and Flan
nels.
Has for Sale,
Rum, Gin and Brandy; Coffee ; Cotton ; Spices ;
Hyson, Hyson skin, souchong and bohea TEAS, of
a "superior quality—with most articles in the Gro
cery line, ALSO,
4d. 6d. lOd. & 20d. cut and wrought Nails.
an assortment of
Wanted, as Apprentices
to the Book Binding Business—two active and stea
dy Lads, to whom good encouragement will be
given—apply to BENJAMIN FLOYD
Iron Hollow Ware, viz.
Pots, Kettles, Bake Pans, Basons, Cart Boxes,
Dogs, &C. . A^SO,
an assortment of
Crockery Ware.
and a few calks beo Eughfo GUN POWDER—
All of which he will fell at a fair price for cash.
tyov. 12,
Edward Parry,
Has just received a general assortment of
Fall & Winter Goods,
Fancy and other Goods,
, COTTON.
William Garland,
HAS FOR SALE,
Nathan B. Folsom,
Fresh Goods.
NEW GOODS
James Rundlet
John Man,
Is ^ 1c "Stanwood,
Has Just received by the ship Milford frdu J
Liverpool, at his
Crockery & Glass Ware store,
Head of Buck-street,
A handsome asssortment cf
Tea Ware,
Consisting of
PLAIN BLUE PRINTED;,
FLUTED do. do.
do. OLIVE do.
do, best enamel'd various patterns ;
Elegant Stone TEA POTS ,SUGARS and
CREAMS ;
Cain do; do. do." do.
Egyptian black do. do.
With a general assortment of
Earthen & Glass Ware,
which is now selling at the lowest prices,
ALSO
A few CRATES of WARE well assorted for the
the Country. Nov. 24. *
FOR SALE
ON board brig Ferdlnand, John Lane master,*
lying at Jacob Sheafe, esq'rs. Whart,
200 HOGSHEADS
Coarse Liverpool salt ; J
17 tons of Sea Coal,i
And a few Crates of
Liverpool Ware ;
—-ALSO —^
i^^The Hull of said
189 tons burthen, together with
Sails, Rigging, Spars, Cables,
^^^==Anchors and Appurtenances—For
urther particulars enquire of the Master on board.
Nov. 24.
Q— fa ^x—-^^—= ——
Stephen Delande,
Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemed
of this town, that he has removed his Confection#,
ary Shop directly opposite his former S'and in
Back-street, and that he has now on hand,
a complete assortment of
Confectionary,
SUCH AS
PEPPERMINT LOZENGES,
S^GAR PLUMBS;
SUGAR'D ALMONDS.;~
BURNT ALMONDS; ~
Loaf & Brown SUGAR CANDY ; & c<
ALSO,
a genera assortment of
children's Toys,
among Which are LODON DOLLS, from & to
2,50 cts. Ato 17.
TO the Hon. the Superior
Court of Judicature now holden at Exete
County of Rockingham,l
HUMBLY SHEWS,
Eliphalet Giddinge, as he is
Adminiftratur of the estate ol Nathaniel Giooinge
ate of laid Exeter, deceased, and as Guardian unto
Do[ly Giddinge, Mary Giddinge, and Harriet
Giddinge, and Nathaniel Giddinge, minors,
children of the said Nathaniel Giddinge, decea,
fed—That the said deceased in his life time
was guardian unto the said children —That by his
account of bis guardianship of said minors, exhib
ited by your petitioner, as Adroiniftrator of hit >
Eteate, it appears there is a balance due to the said
deceased of four tboufand four hundred and ninety
fix dollarsand forty cents, f^r the payment of which
it is necessary that the real Estate of the said minors
Should be fold. That the Lid minors are owners of
about one hundred and thirty acres more or less, of
and lying in Exeter aforesaid, with a Dwelling
Houfe,and out houses thereon. That it would be
conducive to the jntereft of said minors that the
whole of said pr- mists Should be fold for the pay*
ment of said demands, and the overplus of the pro
ceeds thereof to be put to interest for their benefit.
Your petitioner the refore prays your Honors to grant
him license to fell the whole vs said premises agree
ably to'law in Inch case made and provided. And
he as in dwy bound will ever pray.
ELIPHALET GIDDINGE,
Rockingham, ss.
Superior Court, September term, 1804.
Ordered by the Court that
the petitioner notify all persons concerned to ap
pear before the Justices of the Superior Court of
Judicature to be holden atPortfmouth, within and /
for the county of Rockingham, ou the firft Tuef-'
day of February next, to fliew cause, if any they
have, why the prayerof said petition Should not be
granted, by causing said petition and order of Court
thereon to be published three weeks successively in
the Portsmouth Oracle, the last publication wherecy
to be fix weeks before said term.
Aiteft, NATH'L. ADAMS, Cltrk.
Copy examined by
NATH'L. ADAMS, C/erfc
Barley & Falx-Seed ~
WANTED— for which Market price will be
given. Apply to
WM. & CHA'S. NEIL.
"plain AND FIG URED
Patent Cord, v ,
For Sale by CHARLESHARDY
is published every Saturday morning for the tow#
and vicinitv, and'
THE ORACLE POST
everv Tuesday morning for the Country by r
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at their Book and Stationary shop, opposite the '
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