Oracle post — Portsmouth, N.H., 1804-07-31 00:00:00, page 4

Fresh Olives.
S. LARKIN has for salt,
A few jars of fresh Spanish OLIVES,
th excellent order. Portsmouth, 21st July,
Salt Afloat.
"POUR or five thousand bushels of very
A good SALT, now lying on board (hip Oro
zembo, at Mr. Wm. Shear's Wharf, and for
Salc by _ WM ' BOYD.
- 7 FOR SALE BY
J. Langdon, jr.
T,EW bales Upland Georgia COTTON;
2d and 3d proof Grenada RUM; Ship
Bread ; Pimento per bag; Mufkadel box Rai
fins ; a number dozen Stone Jugs from if to 5
gals. ; together with a general assortment of
Groceries,
comprising almost every article in that line, for
cash, country produce or (bort approved credit.
Ship Stores
put up at the (horteft notice —and business on
COMMISSION, will receive the most punctual
attention...
Jmt received per brig Anna from Philadelphia,
and for Sale as above,
New Superfine and Scratch'd FLOUR in barrels
and half barrels;
Few barrels Philadelphia PILOT BREAD ;
Few barrels bottled PORTER and ALE, 3 dozen
to a cask ;
Philadelphia IRON, in square and bars ;
Spike, Deck, and Nail RODS ;
3d. and 4d IRON HOOPS.
Bow-street, July 7, 1804. ,
Molasses & Rum.
JUST ARRIVED, AND FOR SALE
By Wil'm & Cha's Neil,
186 hhds. best retailing MOLASSES.
40 hhds. RU M, of an excellent flavor.
Portsmouth, July 14. _____ _
— — FOR SALE,
at No. 4, Portsmouth Pier,
3000 lbs. Coffee of a good
quality;
12,000 broken
13 hogsheads SUGAR.,
18 puncheons RUM ; intitled to Debenture.
Partsmouth, July 6, 18C4.
Forfa le by 1. MORION,
10,0001 b. Fresh Rice ; a few
bales Cotton ; Teas of all kinds warranted ;
pipes and barrels of Brandy and Gin; Rum
per hhd. or lets ; Louf, India & Brown Sugars ;
Molasses; Coffee; Wines—Cotton and Wool
Cards ; 401 b. Nutmegs ; also a few elegant 2 bar
rel guns—together with a general aflortment of
Weil-India Goods & Groceries,
as good and as cheap as can be bought in
town.— Attendance from fun-rife until 9 o'dock eve.
Mayo 6. _
"Dedham Turnip Seed.
GENUINE Dedham Turnip Seed to be sold
by SAMUEL HAVEN, jua.
at his shop in Buck-street.
Portsmouth, July 14, 1804.
FOR SALE,
A few pieces Ravens Duck,
. Apply to THOMAS PEIRCE, jun.
at his Sail-Loft, Shapley's Wharf,
Where the Sail Making Business continues to
be carried on with fidelity and dispatch.
Portsmouth, Julu 14.
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Tickets & Quarters,
in Piscataqua Bridge Lottery
fir sale by
NATHANIEL WHITE,
Congress ftroet, July 14.
Aqueduct.
RECEIVERS of Water are hereby notified
that fix months rent becomes due on the
firft day of July, which they are requeued to
pay to the fubferiber without delay.
THOMAS THOMPSON, Treasurer.
India Cottons.
B. BRIERLEY,
HAS just received a large affortmeat of
India Cottons,
some of which are of a very superior quality
June 16, 1804.
Cheap India Goods.
JUST RECEIVED BY
PETER COFFIN,
A large effortment of!
INDIA COTTONS,remarkably cheap,
some for only 2 dollars per piece. INDIA
CHECKS, for 1 IJ6 ps. Fine yd. wide CHINTZ
ES for 8/ ps. Blue check HANDKER
CHIEFS, for 20 cents. Colored NANKEENS,
for 1/6. Bandannoes, with ax extenfve assort
ment of Other GOODS, as usual, equally as
cheap as the above. June 16.
CHEAPER THAN CHEAP.
c^c-
Daniel Weeks,
MAS JUST RECEIVED AT HIS SHOP IN BUCK
STREET PORTSMOUTH
A great variety of
English. India & French Goods
Among which are beautiful black, white & coloured
Silk Gloves for ss. black silk Hose for Bs. white do.
for9s. India Chintzes for 456 piece, fine cotton hose
for Is 6 pair with many other articles still cheaper A
July 7.
New Goods.
Peter Coffin,
Hasfoft 1 eceived per the Jhip Kingftonfrom
London, an additional supply of
Fancy & other Goods,
which completes his Cummer assortment ; among which are
SUPERFINE London BROAD
CLOTHS of the most fashionable colours;
Habit Cloths ; Caffimeres ; silk Florentines.
A great variety of
Falhionable Waistcoating ; Fustians;
Jeans ; Cotton Caffimers; plain, twil'd and silk
Nankeenets ; Thicks ts ; Velvets ; werfted and
silk Plulh ; silk Velvets.
A large afortment of
Chintzes & Calicoes ; printed Cam
bricks; chintz & dimity Furniture : Coperplate
Furniture ; Muflinets ; Dimities.
A great variety of
Book, jacconet & cambrick Muslins ;
elegant India Muslins ; black and color'd Sarfe
net Cambricks ; black Ginghams ; muslin Hand
kerchiefs ; cambrick Shawls, embroider'd and
fring'd ; chintz and purple Shawls ;linen, cotton,
bandanna and black silk Handkerchiefs ; silk
Shawls. A great variety of
Luteftrings ; black double Sarfenets ;
elegant plain and check Italian Sarfenets ; Ital
ian Silks; Modes ; Satins ; color'd Sarfenets ;
Tiffanies ; black and color'd Crapes ; black
cypress, netting, crape and plain Gaffes ;'
Millinets. A large affortmmt of
Thread Laces and Edgings ; whiteand
black silk Laces ; black Lace Cloaks & Shawls ;
wide black Laces for cloaks and (bawls ; black
Turkey Gauzes ; black & white Lace Veils some
very elegant. A,great variety of
Cane, willow, chip, yeoman and Dun
ftable Bonnets and Hats; fancy Flowers and
Wreaths ; black and fancy Feathers ; fadiion
able Fans some very elegant ; crape, glaz'd and
common black Fans ; Parasols with arid without
walking Canes ; Umbrillas' ;kid and morocco
Shoes ; Rofetts. A great variety cf
Ribbons; cotton and silk Gown Trim
ings ; Gown Buttons; gold and silver Laces
and Fringes ; gold and silver Cords ; color'd silk
Cords ; cotton and silk Girdles; Straw Trimings.
Men's and youth's cotton, hemp, thread
and silk Hole; women's cotton and silk Hefe
some with lace clocks ; women's plain, picnic
and vandyke silk Gloves ; bhc! and color'd silk
Mitts ; cotton Gloves and Min,; kid Gloves ;
men's beaver, wash leather, VAread and silk
Gloves ; Stock Stiffeners ; cotton ^filk Braces.
A large assortment of
Linens ; sheeting Linens ; Brown Hol
land ; Checks ; Threads '; embroidering and o
ther Sewing Silks; Bindings.
A variety of
White & chintz Bed Lace, Cords and
Taffcls ; —Table Cloths all sizes, Dapers, fame
2 yards wide, Napkins ; yellow and green Can
v'afr—Fafhionable gilt, plated & common But
us; Reel Kn?e-buckles; Epaulets ,• silver Thim
les : Watch chains, Seals and keys ; Pin„
Men's and bofi Hats.
Tammies ; Durants ; Calimancoes ;
Shalloons ; Ruffels ; Moreens : Tabereens ; Flo
rentines : Ladings ; Sattinefs.
India Cottons; India chintzes ; blue
Garrah ; blue and yellow Nankeens ; Madtafs
Long Cloths.
Carpets and Carpeting
Porffmontl, May 26, 1804.'
India Cottons and Calicoes.
JUST received by JAMES RUND
LET and for sale very low at his (tore
Congress-street, a number bales of India Cot
tons and Calicoes ; a great variety of other
Goods as usual.
For Sale as above
A number of Shares in the Portsmouth
Bank. July 8, 1804.
Spring & Summer Goods.
Edward Parry ^
Has imported by the latest arrivals, a gen
eral assortment of
Fashionable Goods
among which are,
THE best London Superfine, black,
blue, mixed & drab BROADCLOTHS ;
Double milled Caffimeres; black arid oljye Vel
vetts ; twill'd Nankinetts ; Dimities & Mufli
netts; Lawn, Cambrick, &V- ^ Mufrfo ;
Imbofs'd Cambrick; ; Colonade and Tambored
Muslins ; Book & Jaconet Muslin, and Muslin
Shawls ; Plain & Figured Chintzes ; Best Lon
don made Hatts of the latest fafhion.
a complete pfortment of
Irish Linens & Sheetings,
with a large assortment of other Goods as ufa
al—aH which will be fold cheap, by wholesale
and retail, for cash, or liberal credit, at his
Brick Store, No. 10 Market-freet.
20,000 yds. good Tow-cloth
wanted. . Portfmoutb, May 5, 1803'
John P. Evans,
ESPECTFULLY informs Iws
,' friends and the public, that he manufac
tures and keeps constantly for sale, best Pig
Tail, Fine Twist, Fig and Smoaking Tobacco,
Segars, &c. warranted of the firft quality, at
his (hop near Portsmouth stone, Congress-street,
cheap as can be purchased in town or elsewhere,
SMJFF°™ P '°'" warranted Scotch ^ Rappee
State of New-Hamp&ire. Rockingham, ft
To the honorable Jufticet of the Superior Court of
Judicature, bolden at Portsmouth within and for
said county of Rockingham, on the firfl Tuefday
of February, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and four.
HUMBLY SHEWS, John Jeffries of Bos
ton, in the county of Suffolk and Com
monwealth of Massachusetts, Physician, that he
is guardian of George Jaffrey, a minor under
the age of twenty-one years, that the said
George is seized in fee simple of the following
trails of land situate in said county of Rocking
ham, to wit, one traft situate in said Portsmouth
on the northerly fide of Bow-street, and bounded
easterly by land of Ebenezer Thompson, south
erly by said Bow-street about twenty-five feet,
westerly by land of Isaac Rindge, and northerly
by Pifcataqua river—One trad situate in said
Portsmouth on the westerly fide of middle road,
being part of the lot of land now in possession of
Joshua Wentworth, beginning at said middle
road, thence running westerly by land of Silas,
Holman to the northwesterly corner of said lot,
then northerly by said Holman's land thirty
feet, then southerly to the place of beginning in
cluding the northwesterly corner of laid lot.—
One traft of land situate in said Portsmouth,
bounded eaflerly by middle road, southerly by
a highway lately laid out, called Broad-ftreer,
westerly by land of John Haven and Jeremiah
Mason, and northerly by land of said Haven
and by Iflington road, containing about two
acres—One trafl of land situate in said Ports
mouth, bounding easterly about thirty feet by
said middle road, southerly by land of William
Ham and northerly by said Broad-street One
other trad of land in said Portsmouth, bound
ing easterly by land of said William Ham, west
erly by land es Richard Shapley and northerly
by,faid Broad-street, and one undivided half
part of a certain trad of land lituate in Ep
ping in said connty of Rockingham, containing
twenty two acres and one half, being the fame
land, which was on the thirteenth day of No
vember in the year of our Lord one thousand
seven hundred eighty-fix, set off on an execu
tion in favor of George Jaffrey, Esq. deceased,
agaiaft Sarah Hanson, as by the return of said
execution appears. —That it would be beneficial
and conducive to the interest of Gid minor to
make sale of said several trads of land—where
fore the said John Jeffries prays that he may be
authorised and empowered to fell and convey
the fame.
JOHN JEFFRIES, by his Attorney
JEREMIAH LIBBEY.
Rockinghamf. Superior Court February Term 1804.
Ordered by the Court that the petitioner no
tify all persons concerned, to appear before the
Justices of the Superior Court of Judicature to
be holden at Exeter within and for the county
of Rockingham, on the third Tuefday of Sep
tember next, to shew cause, if any they have,
why the prayer of said pet tion should not be
granted, by causing said petition and order of
court thereon, to be publiffied three weeks suc
cessively in the Portsmouth Oracle, the last pub
lication whereof co be fix weeks before said
term.
^ ~ NATH'I ADAMS, Clerk.
3 Copy examined by NATH'I ADAMS, Clerk.
State of Nev-Hampshire? Strafford, fl.
TOthe honorable the Judices of the Superior
Court of Judicature, holden at Dover,
within and for the county.of Strafford on the
fourth Tuefday of February in the year 1804.
Humbly Shews, Daniel Austin of Portsmouth, in
the county of Rockingham, merchant, that he is
guardian of Thomas W. Penhallow of said
Portsmouth, a minor, That said Thomas is sei
zed in fee of one ninety sixth part of the follow
ing lots of land situate in said county of Strafford
namely, number twenty-seven in the, firft range
of lots in Barrington, number fifty-feven in thel
second range in said Barrington, numbers nip,
and seventy eight in the firft divifion', and num
bers seventy-six und eighty-three in the fecon'd *
division of lots in Barnftead, number fourt
een in Conway, number twelve in the firft di
vision, and number sixty-sour in the second divi.
flan of lots in Effingham, number nine in the
second range, fixtcen in the ninth range, eleven in
the sixth range, and one hundred and thirty-four
in the fourth range, ten in the second range, and
forty-one and sixty-six in the range of lots in
Gilmanton, number five on Long Island in Win
nepifiokee Pond, one lot in the firft, second and
third division of lots in Meridith, number fixty
nine in the firft division in M ddleton, number
sixty-six in the second division in Brookfield, one
right in Moultonborough, number fix in the se
cond range of lots in Newhampton, number fix
in the firft division of lots in New-Durham Gore
or Alton, number twenty-eight, and thirty three
in Offipee, one lot in the second, third and fourth
division in Rochester, now included partly in
Milton, and partly in Farmington, number sixty
five in the firft division, and sixty five in the se
cond division in Wakefield, and number three in
Wolfberough. That it would be conducive to
the interest of said minor to fell his right to said
real estate. The said Daniel Austin therefore
prays that he may be authorized and empowered
to fell the fame. Daniel Austin.
Strafford, ff. Superior Court, February term 1804.
Ordered, by the Court that ihe petitioner
notify all persons concerned to appear before the
Justices of the Superior Court of judicature to be
holden at Dover, within and for the county of
Strafford, on the firft Tuefday of September next
to shew cause (if any they have) why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted, by causing
said petition and order of Court thereon to be
publithed three weeks successively in the Ports
mouth Oracle.
Attest, Nath'l Adams, Clerk.
FOR SALE, on advantageous terms,
a A large 3 story HOUSE,
with a (hop in front, fitua'ed in a
central part of the town, middle of
Buck-street. For particulars apply
to John Datenpo&t
R. M'Cleary,
HAS FOR SALE,'
AT HIS STORE IN CONGRESS STREET,
Gentlemens Morocco Shoes.
Malonic Apron Patterns.
Suwarrow, Light Top & Short BOOTS.
Fifhern,en's Long and Short do.
Also a varielfyf, excellent
TRUNKS.
Wanted as above, 1 wo Journeymen,
at Women Shoe Making, and one at Men's do.
—none need apply, but such as are good work
men. July 18.
FOR SALE BY
Edmund H. Quincy,
JAMES River Tobacco of an excellent
quality. Rice ; Mufcadel Raisins ; heavy
Sumatra Pepper ; St. Julian's Long Cork Claret;
Sallad Oil ; Souchong Tea ; Sheathing paper;
R. G. ix. lin. July 20, 1804.
FOR SALE~BY =—"
William Hill
60 Bales Cotton, and 37
casks RlCE—apply at No. 6, Merchants Row.
Portsmouth, July 6, 1804.
Improved Patent Bedstead.
THE Subscribers having observed
and experienced many inconveniences atten.
ding the fixing, putting up, and taking down that
neceffiry Article of Furniture, the Bedstead
have invented an improvement to remedy thole in
conveniences. Being equally applicable to com
mon Bedsteads, with lacking Bottoms, as to moi<
coftty ones, they persuade thtmfelves it will meet
with general approbation. It would exceed %
imits of an advertisement to be particular in d e .
scribing the flruaureand advantages It may sys.
fice to fay, the Bedhead is firmly fastened at
the corners, without the troublesome operofe con
trivance and use of screws. It may be easily put
up by one perlon, and little more time is required
for taking it down by one person, than would be
I neceffary for putting upand taking down the leaves
of a Dining Table. These advantages are obvious
io an article which requires frequent examination
and is frequently removed, but the Special advan
tages in erf of Fire will be perceived at once by
tb>fe who have been obliged to remove and save
furniture on such occasions of burry and distress
The fubferiivrs flatter themselves that an invention
combining fig pl city, ufefulnefs, and cheapness
will be encouraged by a generous Public.
The right for making and vending the above
Patent Bedstead, may be purchased, on appli
cation to either of the fubferibers at Portsmouth
New-hampfbire
Ward Gilman,)
Willliam Jackson, f pasffleen
Portfmovth, Mav 12.
Ten Dollars Reward.
DESERTED from this Post on the 25th
instant, SAMUEL SMITH,
a Private Soldier, in the United States Regi
ment of Artillerifts, aged 18 years, five feet,
nine inches high, light complexion, dark eyes
and bair, was born in Wentworth, Newhamp
fhire. Whoever will apprehend said Deserter,
and deliver him to me, at this place, or to an/
officer of the United States, will receive the a,
bove reward, and all reasonable charges.
LEMUEL GATES, Capt. fa.
Comma nding.
Fort Constitution, May 29, 1804.
— 0
Ten Dollars Reward.
DESDRTED from this Post, on the 21st
instant, JOSHUA BLANCHARD,
a Private Soldier in the United States Regi
ment of Artillerifts, aged 20 years ; five feet
eight inches high, grey eyes, brown hair, lighs
complexion, was born in Hillfborough, New
hampfhire. Whoever will apprehend said De
serter, and deliver him to me at this place, or to
any Officer of the United States, will receive the
above reward and all reasonable charges.
LEMUEL GATES, Capt. Art.
Commanding.
Fort Confthution, June 28, 1804. 6w.
LETTERS remaining in the
I Post Office at Exeter, July 1, 1804.
JOHN NELSON 2; Elihu French; Eliph
alet Giddings & Son ; Jonathan Robinson ;
Nathaniel Rogers; Liss l ord; Samuel Yea
ton ; Archibald Yotk; Nicolas Nichols; Na
thaniel K mbal ; Maty Robinson ; Charles San.
born; Deborah Giddings; Antipas Gilman ;
Abigail Gilman ; William Durant ; Moses
Thuriton ; Jeremiah Leavitt, Exeter.
Hillyard Sanborn; Hanson Hodgdon; Ken
jington.
Benjamin Shephard 4; Joseph H. Shephard
2; Richard York 2; Abraham Morril 3;
William Morril; Jonathan Mar(ton; Richard
Bean 2; Benjamin Stevens jr. 2; Brentwood.
Joseph French, Stratbam. John Tofcan,
Greenland. Rebecca Bell, South Hampton. Mo
ses Bagley, Kingston.
J. W. GILMAN,. P. M.
For dale. Freight or Charier,
M^\ The bri ^ Franklin,
burthen 98 tons,not four years old—
— V For terms apply to
Portsmouth, July 7. M. S. BLUNT
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