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.NEW GOODS.
Peter Coffin,
qts received per the Amphion from London, ,nd
^Packet from Liverpool, an extensive assortment of
Fajhionable, Fancy, & Staple
GOODS,
which ^e mow opened, wholcLle and retail, viz
BEST Superfine and low priced
Broad Cloths ; Habit Cloths; Caffimeres; Coat
ings ; Ratteens; Kcrfeys ; Fc^rnaughts ; Forest
Cloths; Serges ; Baizes ; Flannels ; Blankets, Wild
botes; Camblets ; Crapes ; Denmark Luftres ;
Hairbines ; Durants; Tammies; Shalloons; plain
ind rib'd Calimancaes; Russes ; Moreens; Tabo
frehs; Sattinetts; Florentines. A great variety
Fashionable Waistcoating ; black
& olive Velvets ; Hunters Cords; black, crimson,
and green Shag; worked aind silk Plush ; men's
plain and Griped Black Sattins ; Fustians ; fens ;
Denims ; Quiltings; silk Velvets ; Thickletts.
4 large affirtment of
Latest fafhion Calicoes and Chintzes ;
Chintz and Dimity "Furnitures ; Copperplates ;
Muflinets ; Dimities. A great variety of
Book, jacconet, cambrick & tambor'd
Moffos ; a few elegant India Muslins; fashionable
farfe^t Cambricks; Modn Handkerchiefs; men's
Ne< kerchiefs.
Camel's hair, cambrick, purple, chintz,
and large 61k Shawls; cambrick, linen, cotton, ro
mal, bandanna and 'black silk Handkerchiefs.
A great variety of
Italian"Sflks; fafhienable Pelice Silks ;
India and English Loftrings ; India Persons ;
Modes ; Satins; Sarfnets ; Tiffanies ; Italian Crapes;
Gauzes; Millinets.
A large afetment
Thread Laces and Edgings ; black
Laces ; black Lace Cloaks; black and white Lace
Veils. A great variety of
Fashionable straw, new imperial fancy
Leghorn, white chip, and Spniih dress Hats and
Bonnets ; a few fashionable fiik Bonnets, fell
trim'd : men's and boy's Hats. A variety of
Black And fancy Feathers ; fafoiona T
We velvet Flowers and Wreaths; a few elegant dress
Fans ; black Crape Fans ; Parasols; Umbrellas.
A large afotramt of
Kid and Morocco Shoes, some with
Cork soles; Rofetts ; Shoe Ties; Morocco Slips.
Apeqt variety of
Fashionable Ribbons ; cotton and silk
Gown Trimmings : Fringes; Gown Buttons, gold
and silver Lace; and Fringes ; gold and fiber
Cords ; gold Ear-drops ; Neck-Lees , gold apd fik
ver Epaulets; Spangles; Straw Trimmings.
A large affotment of
Men's and Youth's worsted, cotton,
and (ilk Hofs; Women's white and blafl cotton
& silk Hose; Women's cotton and fiik Gloves and
Mitts; white and color'd Kid Gloves ; Men's and
Women's B^ck Gaiters ; Men's and Women's
fVorftel Soefc; Men's arid boy's worsted Gloves;
women's worfledQloves %ni Mitts ; men's mill'
and color'd worsted Caps ; men's white and black
Gauze Hose ; men's (ilk and heaver Gloves, fope
fin'd with flannel; cotton and silk Traces; Sock
Suffoers; E migrant Socks and Boots ; worsted
Drawers. A great variety of
Mock fiW, fox, goat's beard, bear and
ennet Muffs and Tippets ; Fur Trimmings ; cotton
Waddings.
Linens ; Irilh Sheetings ; Table Cloths
of all fizts; Diapers ; Brown Hollands; Checks ;
India Cottons; Threads ; Embroidering apd other
Sewing Silks ; Bindings; white and chintz Bed
Lace; Cords and Tassels.
Fashionable gilt, plated, and b^fket
Buttons ; fleel Knee Buckles; filter Thimbles;
Watch Chains, Seals and Keys.
Carpets and Carpeting.
Portsmouth, Ift OR 1803.
gm. - — ■ *
James Rundlet,
HAS imported in the Amphion from
London, and John Adorns, and Packet
from Liverpool, a large assortment of Fall and
Winter
GOODS,
which he is now opening for sale at a small ad
vance, by wholesale and retail.
Congress-sorest, Portsmouth, OR. 1, 1803.
Ship Chandlery Store.
THE Subscribers inform the Public
that they have formed aconnexion in Trade ?
under the firm of
LADD & SMITH,
and have taken the new Fire Proof Store No. 5,
Fore-Oreet, where they have for file, a general af
iortment of
Ship handler, & Groceries.
HENRY LADD,
GEORGE F. SMITH.
Portfmoiit^Oftober 1, 1803.
— TO BE SOLD
D. Austin's Store,
Oppofae the Brick Market,
A general assortment of
. GROCERIES.
And a good assortment of
Paper Hangings.
Parlour STOVES ; arid 60 calks
Nova Scotia LIME.
Alfa to Let— The Store lately occupied
by Mr. B. Swett, an excellent Hand for almost any
kind of business, wholesale and retail.
Portsmouth, 0/1. 7.
%# received and for Sale 'by
Ebenezer Chadwick
at bit Store, bead of Buckfreet, the following arti-;
tier by wbolefale or retail, and cheap for cafo or
approved credit.'
RUM, Warranted Shovels,
. French & Spanish Pepper,
Brandy, Allspice,
Holland's Gin, Nutmegs
Cherry, ,^
Malaga Wine, Cinnamon,
Whole, half, & quarter Ginger,
Chests llndigo,1 Indigo,
Hyfon Young ) 0 Starch
Hyfen, Hyfon ( Spamfh and American
Skin, Souchong, ( ^ Segars,
and Bohea ) 7by 9 &B b yto
Best Green Coffee, " ! nd “ w G bfs,
Chocolate, Nails,
Cocoa Shells. Hollow w^ r e.
Loaf, ) f Bar Iron,
^[sugars. w^c%,
India„ Cod & Pollock Fish.
Molrffes Mould and dipt Caudles,
Cotton,' Gun Powder, •
talks Raisins, Writing and
do. Figgs, Wrapping Paper,
Logwood, Corks,
Redwood, Pipes,
A Hum, Bar & Shaving Soap
Coppers, Few Butheh Rye
Salt Petre, and Whire Beans,
Sulphur, Few Barrels Mackatq,
Role Brimflone, ofa lup«ior qualify.
Florence Oil,
©3*N. B. All persons indebted to
E. Chadwick are requutfted to make immediate
payment, otherwise he will be under the disagree
able necetfry of calling on them in another form.
Calh given for BEES WAX; apply
ns above. Patfreuth, OP.B.
300 Dollars Reward
YXTILL be paid for apprehending mV
young, tab slim NEGRO MAN TOM, 3"-
bout twenty years of agr, with two large bright
forvel Horfet, and the villain or villains who have
stolen them,with proof to bring them to conviction.
The Horses are of the following description :—
One of them is an uncommonly large Horse, being
about 5} feet high, and very strong made, with a
hollow foot on the upper part of his (boulder blade
on the mounting fide, about the size of a man's
hand, and known in the upper country to be the ef
fect of the disorder that \ there generally called the
Swaity, his mane hangs 00 both tides, he carries a
light sh >rt (witch tail that was formerly docked and
has been nicked, has no natural white marks nor
brand that is recolleaed, is a very fine draft horse,
about seven years old, and walks, trots and canters
remarkably well under the faddte for a Horse for his
great weight.
The other horse is about five feet and an inch
high, and lengthy made, has generally a aim on his
ff eye, in which he is blind though the eye is net
!unk,Tul has a handsome star and narrow bine,with
one of his binder feet a little white,& one of his fore
egs appeals to have been formerly cut by a hobble,
his, withers is thin and high, on which he has the
narks of,>ld galls and is now frefh gained by the
tree of the saddle being broken undertbe pummel,
on which the feid servant tides, with a coloured
horse rug under the laddie, the horse walks urh an
umfual swing bv hind & very foft and pteafant to the
rider, trots long, loose and uneahly, canters tolerably
well, has a well hanging mane, and long fwuch tail,
which may perhaps be newly docked, and is about
ten years old, and is altogether a handsome laddie
horse, and draws also well.
The aforefaid servant left Charleston, South Ca
rolina, on tie 14th September,dreffed in a whitene
gro cloth round jacket with black born buttons and
oznaburgs overalls,but took with him a brown col
oured fuftian round jacket and overalls, with redifh
coloured facings; he was to havecarried theafore
faid bright sorrel horses to my place, 19 miles from
Charleston, in Goose-Creek parish, and near the
bridge, and being a total Granger in all other parts of
the state, the prelumprion is that he mufl have been
farced off by. yillian or villians. in which case, on
conviction of them, tbe above reward will be paid if
taken our of.the fiate, and if within the state, a re
ward of TWO HUNDR ED DOLLARS on their
being delivered to me,in Charleston, No. 3^hurch-
Street, or otherwise Fifty Dollars for each horse and
One Hundred Dollars for the said servant, who has
the littl&toe of one of his feet off,and is of a heavy
countenance and answers dull and flow.
. JOHN DU PONT.
Charleston, (S. C.) Sept, 22, 1893.
Jonathan Edgerly
Po/l rider from Portsmouth to Hanover,
JN FORMS the public that he has com
menced riding from Pgrtfmouth to Hanover,
and that he fuppltes persons on said rout wi,th news
pape, on the most reasonable terms, be informs
those who took papers of Mr. Daniel Blafdcll the
former Post rider, that as Mr. Bl^fdell has finiflied
riding, he ihall supply his customers with News.
papers till he has orders to the contrary from them,
and that they will be confidcred as much bound to
pay for fat'd papers, as if they fubferibed with him.
, C Bufinefeof any kind left fcr him in his absence
at Mr. Dwey's Hanover, Mr. D. George's Concord;
at the Poft-Office Exeter, and at N. S. & ^ Peir.
ce's Book-store Portsmouth,will be carefully attend
ed to by him on his return, and faithfully executed.
IN: B. He leaves Portsmouth at ap early home
very Tuefday morning. O&o. 7.
I-— , —_—-=_ —_— _. '
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber has been appointed Executrix to the
eft,te of Benjamin Cram, of Raymond, N. H. huf-!
bandman deceafrd, and has given bonds,as the law
dire&s. All persons having demands on said qftate
are desired ko -call for payment, and @1) indebted to
said estate are desired to make immediate payment
to MARY CRAM
Raymond, OR. 4, 1803.;
THE Bubcribers hive again entered
into Copartnership under the firm of
John & Jonathan Goddard,
and recommenced business at their former Stand
in Market-Sheet —
•where they have for Sale,
Russia & Swedes IRON.
Heart & Club, Halback's and blifter'd
STEEL. NAILS of all sizes, cut and
wrought.
Spikes, Sheet Lead, Shot.
6 by ^, 7 by 9, 8 by 10, jo by 12, 11
by 14, & J 2 by 17
WINDOW GLASS.
Painter's OIL & COLOURS.
Glue. Rottenftone.
Brushes of all kinds.
Gilt and Mahogany framed
LOOKING GLASSES.
Best Cogniac & Alicant BRANDY.
Holland Gin.
Maderia, Sherry, Red ]
Port, Vidonia, Lisbon, > WINES.
and MalagaJ
Hyfon, Young-Hyfon, 1
Hyfon Skin, Souchong,? TEAS.
and Bohea J
Philadelphia double and finale refined
LOAF SUGAR.
Hogsheads & Barrels of
BROWN SUGAR.
S,^^. Boxes of GLASS WARE.
Hollow IRON WARE.
CORDAGE of all sizes.
I—ALSO-
A general assortment f
Hard Ware Goods.
JOHN GODDARD,
JON'a. GODDARD.
PottjmeUth, Augdft 15, 1803.
—=~ — -—to-rtt — — — 1
For Amjierdam,
THE Ship ZEPHYR
A will fail '" a 'l this
month. About 60 tons of
Freight wanted. Apply to
O' 7 -V EDWARD CUTTS.
T"HE 'Subicriberhaving been duly ap
pointed Administrator of the estate of Joseph
Stacey Leavitt, late of Hampton, Innholder,
deccafed, requefls all persons indebted to l<id estate
to make inimed ate payment, and all those who
have demand against the estate are desired to prden
Their accounts f>r immediate settlement.
THOMAS LEAVITT, Admin'r.
Nndn&pton, ( N j"A—— l 8
Evening School.
C AMUEL BOWLES intends to open
D his Evening School (at the brick ichool hoof)
tbe firft Monday evening in November next ; for
further particulars apply to him.
Fresh Goods.
B BRIERLEY begs leave to inform
• his Friends and tbe Puclx, that he hasjufi
received by tbe GALEN from London, and the
Packet from Liverpool, a very choice assortment of
Fa/hionable, Fancy & Staple
GOODS,
which are now opening for Jale at his Store in
BrOad-freet.
N. B. In a few days he experts to remove to the
New Fire Proof Brick Store, No 9, erecting in
Market-street. Portsmouth, OAolcr I§, 1803.
Barley and Flaxseed.
o,
WILLIAM & CHARLES NEIL,
continue to give a high price for
Barley & Flaxseed.
O&ber 14.
FLAX-SEED-
Robert harris, gives'Cafh for
Flax Seed, at his Store, No. fr on Langdon's
Wharf.
Porifmouth, Sept, 10, 1803. (ts.)
New Spelling Book.
THE Maine Spelling Book, contain
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" Soyouth negleaed,—Man becomes a, biute.
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Female at Treadwells's Book-Store,
Price, 1,75 cents d^. 20 cottsfagk
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• - Samuel Elliot,
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