Oracle post — Portsmouth, N.H., 1804-12-11 00:00:00, page 4

ELEGANT
6prig'd &Chambray Muslins.
A Quantity of
Tenant SPRIG'D and CHAMBRAY MUSLINS
ARE JUST RECEIVED
and now for Sale at a small advance by
EDWARD PARRY.
November 24.
Fresh Goods.
Benjamin Swett,
No. 8, Market-street,
has just received an assortment of
GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching season
which he will sell at the very lowest price for cash'
.^U^ °
Fresh Goods.
Daniel Weeks,
Respectfully informs his customers and the public,
that he has removed from Buck-street and taken
a store in the new brick buildings,near the
corner of Market and Congress streets,
where he has received
A large assortment of
Fashionable, staple, and
Fancy Goods,
which he offers for sale, cheap as usual, for cash or
short approved credit.
New Goods.
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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 by
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
James Rundlet
Has just received per the Eliza and Venus fromLen
don, and the Warrington, Venus, Ruthy and Rover
ora Liverpool, a very extensive assortment of
staple & Fancy Goods,
which are now opening, and will be sold at a small
advance by WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
Nov. 2, 1804.
~NE W GOODS.
20 bales of Lines ; Netts ; Salmon
and Sowing Twine ; Shoe-Thread ; with
a large assortment of other Goods as u
sual, which will be fold cheap for caffi
or approved credit, at his store No. io,
Market-street.
Noy. 17, 1804.
Fresh Goods.
Peter Coffin
has just received per the ships Eliza and Venus
from Lohdop. an additional supply of
Fancy and other Goods,
which are now opening, viz.
^ great variety of
Fashionable Chintz , fine yard wide London Prints ;
Chintz and Copperplate Furnitures ; elegant japan
Picquet.
A large assortment of
Fashionable' Norwich Shawls; fancy silk and
kerchiefs ; gown Trimmings; silk Cords ; fashion
able cotton and silk Girdles ; Men s and W omen s
black silk Hose with lace clocks.
otton and silk Braces; color'd Threads ; Fer
rets ; Galloons ; Cap Wire; fancy Handker
chiefs ; cotton Bandannces.
Men's 'fashionable Hats ; green cotton and silk
Umbrellas. Nov. 3.
Stephen Hardy
In Buck street,
A large assortment of
GOLD Finger Rings, Ear Rings, Hoops and
Knobs, Gold and gilt Pins and Broaches,
warranted gold Necklaces—Penknives and Sciflots
—-together with a number of other articles; the
whole will be fold very low wholesale or retail
Also, a number of warranted plated Caftors, which
will be fold very low for the quality.
among which are
SUPERFINE Broad and Forest
Cloths; fuperfine double mill'd
and common Caffimeres ; Swanfdowns
and Toilenetts ; black, twill'd and O
live Velvetts; fancy Cords and Thick
frits ; a large assortment ot
Chambray Mullins, of the latest fafh
ion ; color'd Sarfnetts, and Cambric
Muslin ; Colonade, cobweb and fprig'd
Mullin ; Camels hair Shawls ; fancy silk
Handkerchiefs ; .Mullin and chintz
Shawls ; Chintzes of every description ;
Irilh 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 falhion ;
Muffs and Tippetts ; Baizes and Flan
nels.
Has just received a general assortment of
Fail & Winter Goods,
Edward Parry,
Offers for sale,
A quantity Camwood, Copperas, and other dyestuffs
jus: received ; also, 40 quarter casks Gun Powder
of different qualities, very low.
GROCERIES and ocher goods as usual.
jYov. 16.
John Man,
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
Iron Hollow Ware, viz.
Pots, Kettles, Bake Pans, Basons, Cart Boxes,
Dogs, &C. ALSO,
an assortmeet of
Crockery Ware.
and a few calks bed Euglidi GUN POWDER—
All of which he will fell at a fair price for cash.
Nov. 12.
Ebenezer Thompson,
HAS FOR SALE
At his Ware House, Bow-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 hyfon and fouchong TEAS per
chest ;
;Boxes of Souchong Tea, containing a
ibout 361 b. of a superio r quality ;
I SUGAR per bbl.
Russia and Swede's IRON per ton;
30 bbls. SHIP-BREAD;
100 casks LIME;
Row-street, Nov. 17.
Yard wide INDIA CHINTZ 14 yards long,
so" IQ 6.
INDIA CHECKS.
Black and color'd PERSIANS.
Best twill'd BANOANNOES, of a superior qual
ity-
Large TABLE CLOTHS from 12s. to i6s6.
NAPKINS for 20s. doz.
Elegant India plain, lace and sprig'd MT3LINS,
Has just received a variety of INDIA GOODS,
which will be sold very cheap, viz.
INDIA COTTONS of all prices, some for
only IIS piece.
E. Chadwick
INFORMS tbofe of his cuftumers who wifo to
be fupplieJ With Spermaceti O1 L, for the end
ing winter, that by applying soon, they may be (ap
plied at a reduced price.
ALSO —To Let, the office now occupied by Geo.
W. Frefcott, Elq. and possession given in three
weeks, apply as above.
N.B. All those who are indebted to E. Chad
wick or have accounts open with him, are once
more requeued to call and fettle the fame, or else he
thall take the liberty to call on them in ^muber
form- Nov. 16.
William Garland,
HAS FOR SALE,
21 bags Georgia Cotton
of a superior quality. Nov. 17.
Nathan B. Folsom,
Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen
of this town, that he has removed his Confection
ary Shop directly opposite his former Stand in
Buck-street, and that he has now on hand,
a complete assortment of
Confectionary,
such As
PEPPERMINT LOZENGES,
S^OAR PLUMBS;
SUGAR'D ALMONDS;
BURNT ALMONDS ;
Loaf & Brown SUGAR CANDY; &c.
^LSO,
a general assortment of
children's Toys,
among which are LODON DOLLS, frem 25 te
2,50 cts. Ao? 17.
Thomas Kennard
His for Sale, on Spring Hdl,
FRENCH Brandy ; Malaga Wine ; Hollands
Gin; W.l.Rum; Lucca Oil, per fiaik of an
excellent quality ; Souchong and Bohen Teas; Loaf
and brown Sugars ; Molalles; Pepper ; Alfpice;
Nutmegs ; Cassia; Ginger ; Coffee ; Gun Powder;
Fig and Pigtail Tobacco: Snuff; bar Soap; Cot
ton; Rice; gin cases , Nova Scotie Grindftooes;
liver Oil; Salt ; Fish ; Mould and Dipt Candles ;
a handlome assortment Crockery and Brown Ware
&c. &c. &c. Nov. 13.
To be Let,
Three fourths of a very convenient Dwelling
House, in a central part of the town— Enquire
of the Printers. Nov. 10.
— PL UN and FIGURED
Patent Cord,
For gaie ty CfMRfE^URDY.
Cheap India Goods.
Stephen Delande,
Peter Coffin,
COTTON.
Rockingham, 88.
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 atPottfmowh, within and
for the county of Rockingham, on the firft Tues.
day of February next, to shew cause, if any they
have, why the praycr of said petition should not be
granted, by causing said petition and order of Court
thereon to be publiflied three weeks focceffively in
the Portsmouth Oracle, the last publication whereoj
to be fix weeks before said term.
Aiieft, NATH'L. ADAMS, Clerk.
Copy examined by
NATH'L. ADAMS, Clerk.
Isaac Stanwood,
Has Just received by the ship Milford from
- Liverpool, at his
Crockery & Glass Ware store,
Head of Buck-street,
.4 handsome asssortment of
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 Ferdinand, John Lane master,
lying at Jacob Sheafe, esq'rs. Wharf,
200 HOGSHEADS
Coarse Liverpool salt ;
17 tons of Sea Coal,
And a few Crates of
Liverpool Ware ;
—ALSO—
^gR^The Hull of said
^2gkbrig, 189 tons burthen, together with
Sails, Rigging, Spars, Cables,
=^=^=Anchors and Appurtenances—For
urther particulars enquire of the Master on board.
Nov. 24.
Ate landing and for sale by
Benjamin Swett,
300hhd. SALI,
20 hhd. and 40 bbls. SUGAR ;
ALSO.
300 Quintals Cod FISH ;
60 kegs of BUTTER;
other GOODS as usual.
Nov. 2 ——
^Almanacks, for 1805;
Just Published, and for Sale by,
Thomas & Whipple,
Sign of Johnson's Head, Market-square,
Newburyport.
about one hundred and thirty acres more or less, of
land lying in Exeter aforetaid, with a Dwelling
Houle,and out houses thereon. That it would be
conducive to the interest of said minors that the
whole of said premises 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 therefore prays your Honors to grant
him license to fell the whole us said premises agree
ably to law in such case made and provided. And
he as in duty bound will ever pray.
ELIPHALET GIDDINGE.
The Commissioners nam
ed in a Commission of Bankruptcy against Clement
Jackson of Portsmouth, in the county of Rockingham,
Merchant,and the assignee of the estate of saiawank
rupt intend to meet on Monday the thirty first cay
of December next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at
the office of Jeremiah Libby Esquire, in said I orts
mouth, in order to make a dividend of said Bank,
rupt's estate and effects. When and where the credi
tors who hay, not already proved their debts under
said commission, are hereby required to come pre
pared to prove the same, or they will be exclud
ed the benefit of said dividend..
JEREMIAH MASON, Assignee.
December, 1 ¥O4.
TO the Hon. the Superior
Court of Judicature nou holden at Exeter,
County of Rockmghum,
HUMBL Y SHE WS,
Eliphalet Giddinge, as be is
Admimftruor of the estate of Nathaniel Giddinge,
late of laid Exeter, deceased, and as Guardian unto
Diffy Giddinge, Mary Giddinge, and Harriet
Giddinge, and Nathaniel Giddinge, minors,
children of the Lid Nathaniel Giddinge, decea
seJ —That the said deceased in his life time
was guardian unto the fiid children—That by bis
account of his guardianfllip of said minors, exhib
ited by your petitioner, ;s Alminiftrator <* his
Eitate, it appears there is a balance due to the said
deceased of four tuoufand four hundred and ninety
fix dollars and forty cents, f uthe payment of which
it is necessary that the real Estate of the said minors
(11 >uld be fold. That the laid minors are owners of
ALMANACS, for 1805, of various kinds, by the
Thou End, Hundred, Gross, D zen or Single.
%* Printers and Booksellers are requested to
fend in their orders as soon as possible.
Barley & Falx-Seed
WANTED —for which Market price will be
given. Apply to
WM. & CHA'S. NEIL.
Strafford, ss.
TO the Hon. the Justices
of the Superior Corrt of Judicature holden
at Dover, within and for the ceunty of Stafford
September term, A. 1). 1804.
DUMBL Y SUE WEFH,
Ebenezer Eastman of Gil
nrauton, in the county of Strafford, Gentleman., that
lie is guardian of Folly Eastman, and Situuh East
man,bot'n of Gilmanton aforesaid, minors— that ^id'
Polly and Shuah are seized in fee of two thirds of'a
certain tract or parcel of Land situated in" ^ty
Gilmanton, it being part of the Dame place, so call
ed—said lot is bounded on the south-easter!, -end by
land owned by Samuel Greely, Esq. o n the south
westerly side by land owned by William Weeks on
the north-westerly end by land owned by Joseph
Knowles and Joshua Huntoon, on the nor h"-easterly
side by a lot known by the name of the Penhallow
lot, and said Land is owned in common with their
sister Sarah Taylor, it being tact same that was de
vised to them by their father, Ebenezer Eastman
ate of said fylmanton, Gentleman, deceased as '*
appears by ti late dill and Testament of said
Ebenezer, duly executed and filed in the Ju of
Probate's Office,, containing by es i nation s^c-fy
acres, be the same more or less. That it would b'e
conducive to the interest of said minors to sell thrir
right to said real estate; the said Ebenezer Fast
man therefore prays that he may be authorized ' and
empowered to sell the same and put the proceeds
of the sale at interest for the benefit of said ir'nors
EBENEZER EASTMAN. °
Strafford, 88. Superior Court, September term,lSo4
Ordered by the Court that'
the petitioner notify all Persons concerned to appear
before tae Justices of the Superior Court of Judira
'"'c?!'° ^^en at Dover, within and for the coun
ty of Strafford, on the fourth Tuesday of Februa
ry 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 Couri thereof to
be published three weeks successively in the Ports
mouth Oracle, the last publication whereof to be
six weeks before said term.
Attest, NATH'L. ADAMS Clerk.,
Copy examined,-
By NATH'L. ADAMS, Clerk.
'F° " e Hon. the Justices of
A. tlie Superior Court of judicature now hol
den ett Exeter in tne County of Rockingham
HUMBLY SHEWS,
John Shute jun. as he is guar
dian unto Elizabeth R. Burley, Henry Burley Mehe- '
"f'!' But iC) ,Jolin Burley & Nath'l R.Burley, minors,
Children ot Henry Burley late of Portsmouth in said
county trader deceased—That said minors are ow
ners of about Twenty acres of mowing, orcharding
and Tillage land situate in Newmarket in said conn
ty, with a large Barn standing thereon That it
would be conducive to the interest of the said min
ors that the said premises should be sold and the
proceeds thereof put to interest for their benefit,
your petitioner tlierefore prays vour honors to grant
him licence to sell the said premises accordingly,
and he as in duty bound will ever pray.
JOHN SHUTE, ins.l
Sept. 25, 1804.
Rockingham 88. Superior Court, Sept, term 1804.
Ordered by the court that the
petitioner notify all persons concerned to appear
beioie the Justices ot the Superior court of Judica
ture, to be holden at Portsmouth within and for the
county of Rockingham on the first Tuesday of Feb
ruary next, to shew cause, if any they have; why the
prayer of said petition should net be granted, by
causing said petition and order of court thereon to
be published three weeks successively in the Ports
mouth Oracle,tne last publication whereof to be six
weeks before said term.
Attest, NATH'L. ADAMS, Clerk.
Copy examined by
NATH'L. ADAMS, Clerk.
NOTICE is hereby given
to the owner or owners of the northerly
half part of the Pew number 12, in the South Meet
ing House that unless the Taxes now due thereon,
are paid to me the subscriber on or before thejwen
ty seventh day of December next, with incidental
charges thereon, the said half part of said Few will
be sold at public Vendue to the highest bidder at said'
Meeting House at 3 o'clock P. M. on said day-
Taxes for 1801, — $5
Do. 1802, -5
Do. 1803, 5 *
Do. 1804, 5
20, Dollars.
ALSO,
Will be Sold at"the same time the southerly halfpart
cf said Pew to the highest bidder, by the desire of
the owner thereof.
SOLOMON COTTON, Collector.
Portsmouth, November 29, 1804.
English Papers.
English Writing and Letter Papers of various
prices and qualities.
Dutch Quills
of all qualities, from 50 cts. to 3 dolls, per hundred.
Pocket Books
for Gentlemen, Ladies, Misses and Boys.
Ink Stands and Chests
for Desks and Pockets, from 6 cents to 6 dolls, each.
Wafers and Sealing Wax
blackand red, &c.—The above are among a varie
ty of Books, Maps, Charts, and other Stationary,
just imported from Europe, and for sale by
CHARLES PEIRCE,
at his brick. Bookstore, Daniel-street.
Portsmouth, December 1, 1804.
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