Oracle post — Portsmouth, N.H., 1805-01-08 00:00:00, page 4

DANCING SCHOOL.
MR. WARNER, presents his most ;
refpedful compliments to the Ladies andt
Gentlemen of Portsmouth and begs leave
to offer proposals for a DANCING
SCHOOL, to be opened at the Assem
bly-Room, in two classes—one in the af
ternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock, for young
Masters and Misses—the other in the e-
Verting from 6 to 9, for young Ladies
and Gentlemen. Mr. W. will instruct
in the most fashionable Country dances,
Coutilions, fancy Dances and Marches,
together with all the varieties of ealy and
elegant Dancing. The price of tuition
for one Quarter, will be at the moderate
price of 5 dolls, for each Scholar—Ladies
and Gentlemen who feel disposed to en
courage a refpeftable School, are invited
to call and leave their names at the store
of Peirce, Hill and Peirce, No. iz.Mar
ket-ftreet Mr. W. intends o-I
pening his School on Thursday the 27th
instant.
Portsmouth, December 21, 1804.
Crockery Ware.
Just received by toe last arrival from Liverpool and di
re& from the mannfaaurcre, a general afforunernt of
Crockery & Glass Ware,
Among which are a very handsome assortment of
Glats and Chimney Ornaments,
V~ry elegant
LAMPS for Halls,
A ycat variety of l
Flower Pots, Silt Sellers, Decanters, do, 1
for Spirits, pint and half pint Tumblers;'
Puchers ; all of the latest improvement ;
Plates, Dishes, &c,
Also, a very fashionable assortment of
Japan'd Ware ;
Consisting of beautiful round, oval, ana
O&atogan Tea Trays and Waiters ;
—fame with gold and Centre Bonders ;
Bread Bafketts ; Tea Cannisters, &c. all
which will be fold wholesale or retail,^
cheap for calh, or approved credit, at
D. Austin's store
opposite the Brick Market,
Crates of assorted Crockery Ware, to
suit country customers, put up at the
shortest notice on good terms.
IRCN STOVES and Paper Hang
fogs as usual,
twenty Dollars Rcwuiu,
RANAWAY from the fubfoiber on
the 9th Inst an Indented Lad name
Roland Cufhing, about nineteen )tai
of age, tall & slim, about 5 feet 10 In
ches high had on blue coat & Trawlers
Swanldown waistcoat—carried off ^iti
him a frock, apron, and some thcoma
ker's toosl, the above reward will be gv
en for apprehending & returning Lib
Lad. CALEB SWAIN, Brentwod
The Co-partne^Jhip in trade of
Joseph & Joshua Haven
will be 0 ifolved on the tirft far of March
next : As it will be necessary that all
their accounts be fettled, they hereby in
the most solemn manner require all per
sons who are indebted to them to make
payment previous to that time ; delin
quents without diferimination will then 1
be compelled to fettle with an attorney.'
Their itock in trade is large and well
chosen, and is offered for sale at reduced'
prices. Dec. 21.
Benjamin Evans,
TIN LATE WORKER,
RefttHfulty informs his fiends and the
paa re that he has removed from Congress
Jt eet, to his Jhop tn Darnel Jbeet, near
ly opposite Mr. C. Peirce's book/i^e,
where he manuJaHuits and keeps
conftant^ for sale
TIN WARE of all kinds, warranted
good, as cheap as can be purchased in
town, also a handsome affoitment of
Planifhed, japan'd & pewter Ware,
Consisting of Coffee Pots, Di(h Covers,
Tea Pots, Teh Canisters, Tea Cadies,
Candlesticks with fnuffers, trays, &c. pa
tent I .amps, Jacks, Pitchers, Tumblers,
Waiters, Batons, Plates, Poringers, &c.
with a variety of other articles. All or
ders in his line executed with neatnefs<
and fidelity.
Cath given for old copper, brass, pew
ter and lead.
Lame into the fubfatber's inclofure a
fmdll red and white COM 7 , the owner is
fauef^d to take her away andpay charges.
GEORGE WALKER.
,ENTERTAINMENT,
With a determination to please.
;I
Anthony Chapouil,
RefyeafuHy informs the public that he has
taken the foji apartment tn the large brick
row tn Laddflreet, next to Mefrs ]. & %
Goddard's Hardware store,
Where he ins made every preparation neceffiry for
keeping a Huufe of complete entertainment,
when enmot fill of pleating all who
may call for refreshment of any kifyd.
His SOUPS
Will be of the firft rate, and will be al
ways in readinets to be served up at a
moment's warning to the order and pal
ate of every one who may please to hon
or him with a call between the hours of
eleven and two.
His SPIRITS and WINES,
are of the best kind, and cannot fail of
giving complete fatis'adion.
His PUNCH
and other mixed liquors, (ball be made
to please and gratify the tastes of his
friends and customers, so as tQ induce
them to call again and again.
His Coffee and Tea Parties
he flatters himfelf he has always had the
happinefa of pleasing, and he trusts he
(hall continue to merit their approba
tion.
He assures gentlemen who visit this
town from the country to transact bufi
-Ineb, that he has very convenientaccom
lmodations. and nothing (hall be wanting
lon his part to give them agreeable enter
' tainment, and to make their visits a
Portfm+uth so pk afing, that they will be
anxious not only to revisit the town, but
his house again.
Dec. ,0, 1804.
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THE late copartnerfllip between the
fubferibers being by mutual consent dis
solved, they hereby tender their thanks
to the public, particularly to their cuf
Comers and friends for the encourage
ment and support afforded them. Be
ing desirous of a Ipeedy settlement of
their bufinels, those who have accounts
open with them are requeued to call on
Samuel Sparhawk for adjustment.
They have on hand a handsome assort
ment of Hats, which are offered for
tale on very reasonable terms.
SAMUEL SPAR HAWK,
JOSHU&CURTIS.
D^io. fcgV
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Bu.ku^c oeat cjiatc,jw Jatc.
THE House and Land in Broad street,
opposite Capt. Geo. Turn^j, where the
' qbfcriber now lives, being un excellent
itand for a private gentlemen, and one
of the best places in town for a public
'ouic, the land is 53 feet wide fronting
on two excellent main streets, Broad and
Jeffrey streets, and 150 feet in length;
has a stable, chaise house and an ex
cellent well and garden, for terms apply
to JACOB WALDEN.
Forfmtirh fye 21.'
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John Bredou,
Refpecifully informs the public that he
has taken the (hop lately occupied by
IMclfrs. W. & D. Treadwell, corner of
Court and Buck streets, where he offers
) for kale a gerreral assortment of
Drugs & Medicines,
by who/efa/e or retail.
Ships Medicine Boxes put up at the
ffiorteft notice.
Wanted at the above place a Lad 'rom
14/0 £ 6 years of age.
Connection Formed.
The fubferibers beg lane to inform
their friends and the public that they
have formed a connection in trade and
have taken the store in Congress street
opposite the State House,
Where bufmefs will be tranjaaed under
the firm of
Heartwell & Hoar.
They have on hand, a general ofonment of
W. I. GOODS & GROCERIES,
of the firft quality, which thev offer up
on the most reasonable terms by whole
falc and retail, for cash or many kinds of
country produce.
Any order direded thereto will be
ftridly attended to, and the least favour
gratefully acknowledged.
Jona. Heartwell,
Samael Hoar.
Fonfmouth, Dec, at.
FRESH.GOODS.
JUT RECEIVED AT
DRAPER'S
CHEAP, NEW CASH di&RE,
MARKET TR ET,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
Seasonable Piece Goods
AM NG WHi H ARM,
Linen Cambrics, Ln 0 Packet Hanikcr
cheap. thick.
Lone Lawns. Children's H fe.
98 & 6-4 color'd farf- L^g white kid Gloves,
net C rubrics. Lawn Aprons.
Cheap pain Gingham, . Dr>b Cafiimeres, suitable
Fancy, Chambray Mul- ' >r ladies' coals.
tins. Straw Birgers.
CdhcoCT and Chintzes. Elegant bla.k and blue
Back L ces. Genet Muffs & Tip-
While do. from 256 to P IL
2, yd. Fox and mock fable do.
Black tabby Velvets. I Fine Coatings.
d% silk do. I Low pric'd do.
India black satins. Bailes and Flannels.
Florence ailks Ladies blk worsen Hose
India and French Lute, ChTlren'-.Pocket Hand-
, re firings. kerchiefs. 4 ctg. ps.
Italian do. Lungee Handkerchiefs,
Ladies' Qate Color'd Ilk Bandanno do.
Hofc. A very large supply of
white cotton do. India Cotton, tome
Furniture Chintzes.,4 wide, very fine.
India do. Phiiilas.
Diaper Table Cloths. R ed Morocco Pocket
4-4,9 8&,4 Norwich Books.
Shawls. Swahfdowas.-
Common and in- Da- Small L >oking Gaffes,
pers. 1 &c. &c. &c.
The above, with avariety of other arti
cles, in addition to his former flock, en.
ables him to offer for sale a verv exten.
five assortment of tafhionable, Fancy &
Staple Goods.
P r<fm<noh, Dec. 38.
STATE of ~N EW-HAMPSHIRE.
Strafford, Is.
Tothe honorable tlcJuftres fthe Superior Court
of Judicature, h do at D-ver, wnhn and for
the county of Strffir, on rhe U.l Tu^fria, of
September, <.D. One thou^ nd eph hundred and
four, HUMBLY HEWS,
Benjamin Greene, of Berwick, in the
county of York and Commonw&dth otM 6nhu
felts, klip that he is guardian of Abigail Chad
bourne, of laid Berwick, a ni„f, that in< laid Ab
igail is seized in fee of one unnvid'd th.rd pan of
the following trads of land and parcels of real es
tate, to wit, ne tr^a of land situate in fr mertw rth
In said county of Straffed, containing about forty
five acre, buu4'<d as follows, viz. beginning at a
flake and pie of flout? Banding in the division line
between the homestead fart of the late Ichabod
R 4lios, decease d, and lane, f>rmerly of John Went,
worth, £ q deceased, which ft-ke Hands twenty
n ne rods puthtaft of the fouthraft<|y corner <-f
Joshua Wentworth's land, then running north fit.
, iy degress eaft,till it Rrikes a It-ke standing in the
fourhuuftcriy corny of land in post lb n ot Jona.
than M^rnw, then truth sixty two degrees eatt by
land let off tuthe heirs of Daniel Rullii s, deceased,
till It comes to a large oak flinging in land lately
the property df J deph V^n y, deceafrd, being all
'hat part of the hmeftead farm of the said Ichabod
Rollins, deceased, which lies fouthegy &f the two
iaft described lines I ^fo, one other traA nr parcel
as laud titrate in homeifworitiaforefaid, remaining
twenty nine acres and three-quarters of an acre,
which lot was formelv owned by Benja. Twomby
deteafe%and purchased of him by the laid Ichabod
Rolling deceased, and lies on the northerly fide and
adjoining the main read leading from D'ver to
Berwick, and adjoins land of James Clement, James
Carr, and the heir, of Francis Wentworth ; Alio,
one store and wharf and the privilege to the fame
belonging, at Qarcpegan landing, in said 8 mets.
worth 1 also, ad the right and interest which the
said Ichabod Rollins owned in the.h*mil! pr ; vi.
lege and getr thereunto belonging, at Salmon Falk,
in Somerfworth aforefaid ; alfr, roe other lot of bud
containing an b-ls of an acre, fitwate in said Soar rf
worth, near Qaampegan, and on the foutherl, fide
of the main road anr aejoirong tie mill privilege ;
also, a parcel of plains Ln^, h are n said Somers.
worth, containing tw:nty seven acres, more or lets,
bunded fu'herly by the main roa< , I uthcafletly
and easterly by land of Richard Whitehoufe, north-|
westerly and westerly by Unj of Nathan Lord, n|fo;
woe pew in Bid Somerfworth congregation 4 metre
ing hmfe ; That j, would be conducive to the in.:
tereft of said 0 inor to fell tier right to said real es.
tate, the said Green therefore prays that he may t,
authorised and iropowered to fill the fame.
BLNJA. GREEN,
Guardizo to said Minor.
Strafford, fs.
Sufteriar Court, Sefttanher term, 1804.
Ordered by the c>urt that the petitioner notify
all persona concerned in appear before tire Justices;
of the Superior Court of Judicature to he hokienj
at Dover, with l # and for the county of Straff'^h^ |
oh the fourth Tuefday of February next, by cauf- |
ing said virion and order of Court thereon to he I
pobl shed three weeks fucaffively in tire I'ortf-i
mouth Oracle, the last publication whereof to be
■ Sx weeks belote said term.
da.fi. NATH'L. ADAMS, Clerk.
Copy examined by
NATH'L. ADAMS, Clerk.
EXETER BANK- = j
The Stockholders in the Exeter Bank;
are hereby notified that their annual
meeting for the choice of Directors, will
be held in the Bank at Exeter on Mon*
day the 7th day of January, i|% at ,
o'dock AM; Per order
Nath'l Rosaas, Cashier.
STATE of REW-HAMKHIRE
Strafford, fe ,
To the hanorab k tie Jbfii<r< rOifc M pilot C<L,
<f Judicature, lob,D „ B< Cir, vi^n „< so
said county ot Stafford, cm the.fill Tu t fc& yo
Sep «mber, 4.rf ISO 4-
HUMBLY Waws,
Thomas Roberts, of Somerfworth, in
said county of Strafford, bufbandman,that
he is guardian ot Ichabod Chadbourne,
of Berwick, in the county ot York, and
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, a mi- '
nor, that the said Ichabod is leizec in fee
of one undivided third part ofthe following,
parcels of land and real estate, viz. one
traft or parcel of land situate in said Som
erfworth, containing about forty-fiveaercs
bounded as follows, to wit, beginning ^
stake and pile of stones (landing in t'he
division line between the homestead farm;
of the latalchabod Rollins, deceased, an&^
lind formerly of John Wenthworth, Esq.
deceased, which stake stands twenty nine
rods southeast of the southeasterly corner
of Joshua Wentworth's land, then run
ning north fifty degrees east till it strikes
a (Eke finding in the fouthweftcrly cor
ner of land in poffeffon of Jonathan
Merrow, then fouth sixty two degrees
east by land let off to the heirsof Daniel
Rollins, Esq. deceased till it comes to a>
b large red oak standing m land lately the
property of Joseph Varney,deceafed, be
ing all that part of the homestead farm
of tlk said Ichabod Rollins, Esq. deceas
ed, which lies southerly es the two last
described lines, also, one other tracts of
parcel of land situate in Somerfworth a
torefaid, containing twenty-nine acres &
three quarters of an acre, which lot ef'
land was formerly owned by Benjamin
Twombly, deceased, and was purchased
of him'by Ichabod Rollins, Esq. deceas
ed, and lies on the northerly tide and ad
joining the main road leading from Do
ver to Berwick, thro' said Somerfworth.
and adjoins land of James. Clements and
Jamts Carr,and the heirs of Francis Went- 1
worth. Also, one store and wharfand the
privilege tothe fame belonging, at Qu irn
pegan landing in said Somertworth : Al
so, the right of interest which the laid
Ichabod Rollins owned in the fawmili
privilege and gear, hereunto belonging at
Salmonfalls in Somerfworth aforefaid, al
so one other lot of land containing an
half of an acre, fituateinlaid Somerfworth ,
near Quanipegan, and on the southerly
fide of the main road, adjoining the mill
privilege ; Also a parcel of plainland sit
uate in said Somerfworth, containing
twenty-seven acres, more or less, bounded
southerly the main road, fouthcaftei ly &
easterly by land of Richaid Wbitebouie
noithwefterly and westerly by land of Na
than Lord ; Alto one pewi 1 Gid Som
erfworth Congregational meeting-hou'e;'
That it would be conducive to the inter
est of said minor to fell his tight to Gid
real estate ; The said Roberts thcrcfoie
prays that be may be authorized and em
powered to fell the (ami; and as in duty
bound will pray.
THOMAS ROBERTS,
Guardian as aiaretaid.
Stafford, ft.,
Superior Court, Sept, term, 1804.
lOrdered by the court that the petitioner notify
all perrons concerned to appear before the Ju it ices
ofine superior court of Judicature to be bolder at
Dover, within and lor the county of Strafford,
on '.he fourth Tue Hay of February next, to ffie%&
raufe if my they have, why the irt^vrr of said
I poison should not be granted, byiuting said pe-
Itition and order nt Court thereon to be pubhfhed
three weeks fu< crffively io the Portsmouth Oracle.
1 the lust publication whereof to be fix weeks be,
fore said term.
dueft, NATH'I ADAMS, Clerk.,
"Co„ examined by
NATH'I ADAMS, Clerk.'
^em-^w* 1 ^ 1 I ■»»*'■ dw— !' —Q
Notice is hereby given,
That pufont to a vote 61 the Proprie
j tors of the common lands in York, paf
i fed at their meeting, held at Col. Efias
, Preble's on the 3d day of December in-
Ifiant, will be fold at Vendue to the high-'
ieft bidder, on Tuefday the twenty-ninth
day ot January next, at two o'clock in
the afternoon, at the dwelling house of
Col. Efias Preble in laid York, the main
body of the undivided lands belonging
Ito laid Proprietors lying on the North-
I easterly fide of Cape Reddick pond-
IConditions of sale may be known at the
opening of the Vendue.
Daniel Sewall,) Committee
MofesLyman,> of laid
Jona. S Barrell,) Proprietor
York, December 24, 1804.
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