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an assortment of
Fashionable & Staple Goods,
which he offers for Sale, at his Shop adjoining the
Bell-Tavern, Congress-street.
SUPERFINE, middling, and low ;
priced BROAD CLOTHS; black Woolen ;
Cord ; double milled CASSIMERES ; drab and;
brown COATINGS ; RATTEENS ; FEAR
NAUGHTS ; FOREST CLOTHS; BAIZES;.
FLANNELS ; 8-4, 9--4, 10--4 BLANKETS;t
ribb'd, black and brown WILDBORES ; DUR-:
ANTS ; TAMMIES ; CALLIMANCOES; MO-|
REENS; SWANSDOWNS.
Falbionable silk Velvet Vesting ; black 1
and olive Velvets ; Men's plain and ribb'd Satins;
Quiltings; Thicksetts ; silk and cotton Braces.
Elegant white, Lt. blue, purple and
black silk Shags ; Callicoes and Chintzes ; check'd
and plain Chambray Muslins ; Emboss'd Cambrics ;
Book, Jaconet, and Cambric Muslins ; colored
Sarsenet Cambrics.
Camel's hair, purple and chintz Shawls ;
muslin Handkerchiefs ; linen, cotton, lungee, ban
diannoe and black silk Handkerchiefs; India Lu t
trngs ; Modes; Italian Crapes; Gauzes; Millinet ;
black Cypress ; black Laces ; black lace Veils.
Men's Hats ; Men's cotton and worft
cd Hose; women's cotton and worsted Hose ; wo
men's white and black pick nic and plain silk
Gloves ; women's cotton and worsted Gloves ;
men's beaver and cotton Gloves.
ON Androfcoggin River, seven miles
from Brunfwic-Filk, which is at the head of
the tide, a Saw-Mill, together with a House, Barn,
and Store, pleasantly situated, about 15 rods from
(aid Mill —dfo about thirteen acres of good Land
under improvement, well watered—the Buildings
have all been ere&cd within five or fix years,—
those unacquainted with laid River are informed
that it is the m,ft conquerable Branch of the Ken
nebeck, and is supposed to h>ve more timber on it
than that River, or any other in the Diftria of
Maine—Mill Logs of rhe largest size, and belt,
kind of white pine Timber are brought down that
River by the riling of the water in the Spring and
Fall, from ten to upwards of 1 hundred miles-
Said mill has water to saw in the driest season. —
This filiation is twenty-fevep miles from Portland,
and about seven from Bowdoin College, and on one
of the moil considerable roads from the westward to
Hallowell and Augusta, and offers good encourage
ment to a trader.—Credit with security will be giv
en for one half the purchase, or real Estate will be re
ceived in or near Boston for the whole, and a bla
ance given (hould it exceed the value. For further
particulars enquire of Joseph Adams in Stratharo,
or Benjamin Adams, Court-street, Boston.
October 27.
A BOUT 60 acres of ex
cellent Mowing, Failure, Tillage and
Orchard Land, in Nottingham, on the Turnpike
Road leading from Portsmouth to Concord, and ex
tending southerly to the old road so called, leading
through Nottingham to Northwood. Said prem
ises will make an excellent stand for a Tavern, Tra
der, or Mechanic, it so within half a mile of saw
and grid Mills, and has in its neighbourhood a
Cooper, a Blacksmith, a Hatter, a Tanner and Cur.
rier, who are all in fiourifhing situations—Terms of
payment made as easy as poffiblc- Enquire for par
ticulars of
of Greenland, or
GEORGE PACKER, of Nottingham.
November,. pd.
Bear's and Jennet Muffs and Tippets.
Irish Linens; brown Hollands; Threads ;
Sewing Silks; black Velvet Bindings ; worsted
Bindings ; gilt and plated Buttons ; India Cottons ;
very cheap India Chintzes ; Madrass Long Cloths.
Paper Hangings.
WANTED,
2000 wt. Bees Wax.
Portsmouth, October :^. 1804.
Fashionable, Fancy and
Staple Goods.
which are now opening for Sale by
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
James Rundlet
Masjust received per the Eliza and Vends from Lo
ndon, and the Warrington, Venus, Ruth, and Rover
from 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.
Thomas Kennard
Infora his Friends in town and country, that he has ta
hen Store No I, on Jaffrey's wharf, near the market,
where he has for file, an assortment of
W. I. Goods & Groceries.
—ALSO—
Crockery, G/afs, & Brown Ware.
—CHEAP FOR CASH—
Ceoftant attendance from fun-rife until , o'clock in the
evening. Sept. CT
Barley & Flaxseed
WANTED —for which Market price will be
given. Apply to
WM. & CHA'S NHL
B. F lerlev
HAS received by the late arrivals from England
very extensive and complete assortment of prime
J^t received by
William S. Cooper,
MATTHEW B. PACKER,
A saw Mill.
New ^ods.
TO BE SOLD,
FOR SALE,
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 exten
sive assortment of the most
Fashionable, Fancy, & Stape
Superfine Broad Cloths,
of acufierior quality ;
Plain and striped Cassi
meres ;
Fash'nable wollen Cords,
Vigonia check Vesting,
Strip'd silk velvet waist
coating,
Silk shag for Bonnets,
Fancy silk Shawls,
Elegant 6-4 do.
Black Veiling,
Plaid Chambray Muslins,
Elegant laced Cambrics,
do. Colonade Muslins,
Tambor'd, do.
4-4 ± 6-4 book Jaconet,
and Cambric Muslins,
4-4 & 6-4 color'd Sarsnet
Cambrics,
Chambray Fancies,of the
newest taste,
Plaid, dark mourning, &
common Callicoes,
Ladies' English rose
color'd silk Hose with
lace Clocks,
White Laces & Edgings,
balck, do. do.
Fancy silk Girdles,
English wht. silk Gloves,
do. black,
do. slate color,
French black, white and
slate color'd, do.
Cotton, do.
Dimities,
Fancy Kid and Morocco
SHOES,
Dunstable Bonnets,
Black silk Velvet,
4-4 and 6-4 black Jaconet
and Cambric Muslins,
Black and white Paris
net Gauzes,
Black Sattins,
do. Mode^,
do. Crapes, yd. iride,
Black Sinchaws, and
Lutestrings,
Changeable and pltemb
color'd, do.
Color'd Persians,
Black Borabazettes,
The above, together, with a great variety of other
articles, generally called for in an English Goods
Store, will be sold at prices, which cannot fail pleas,
ing those Ladies' and Gentlemen of town and coun
try that may please to call.
suitable for the present and approaching season,
among which are
A Journeyman, and two
Females, to work at the Taylorirg Business. None
but those who work well need apply to the Printers.
October 2C
FOR SALE BY
'Ebenezer Chadwick
At his Store head of Buck-street,
30 casks Gun Powder of
an excellent quality ; patent Shot, of all sizes ;
Together with a general assortment of GROCE
RIES, as usual. Oct. 16.
William Hill
&S FOR ^ALE
No. 6, Merchant's Row,
French BRANDY per pipe ;
W. I. RUM per hogshead ;
Lucca OIL in cases of 30 flasks each, fresh
fad of the latest importation ;
Spanish SEGARS per box, of a superior
Quality;
Malaga WINE per cask ;
Hyson TEA per chest ;
American GUN POWDER per cask ;
Russia IRON, per ton—also on hand a quan
tity of White O. and Red O. SHOOKS; with
Heading ;
a quantity of Pollock FISH.
Portsmouth, Nov. 2, 1804. pd.
No. 3, High-street, Nov. 3.
Fashionable Norwich Shawls ; fancy silk Hand
kerchiefs ; gown Trimmings ; silk Cords ; fashion
able cotton and silk Girdles ; Men's and Women's
black silk Hose with lace clocks.
Cotton and silk Braces ; color'd Threads ; Fer
rets ; Galloons ; Cap Wire ; fancy Handker
chiefs ; cotton Bandannoes.
Men's fashionable Hats ; green cotton and silk
Umbrellas. Nov. 3.
which are now opening, viz.
A great variety of
Fashionable Chintz , fine yard wide London Prints ;
Chintz and Copperplate Furnitures ; elegant japan
Picquet.
Peter Coffin
has just received per the ships Eliza and Venus
from London, an additional supply of
Fancy and other Goods,
1000 lbs. best Vermont
CHEESE,
FOR SALE BY
DANIEL BROWN.
WANTED,
1000 wt. Bees Wax.
Lemuel Draper
New Cash Store.
Fresh Goods.
Piece Goods.
A large assortment of
WANTED,
do. Russells,
Rattinetts and Shaloons,
Plain & strip'd Wilburs,
Durants & Calamancoes,
Superfine Molskins,
Gentlemens' black and
white silk Hose,
do. wi-h Lace Clocks,
Superfine furniture
Chintzes.
Common do. do.
Plain and'st rip'd Velvet,
and Velvt tteets,
Toilnetts abdtySwans
downs,
Madrass & Gilla Hand
kerchiefs,
Yellow Bandannoes,
Plain, figur'd and plaid
Lutestring Ribbons,
Italian sewing Silks,
4.-4 9-8 and 5-4 Cammells
hair Shawls, all Colors,
Long white Kid Gloves,
Ladies' color'd Cotton
Hose,
Gentlemens' black,white
and slate silk Gloves,
do. Lambs wool, do.
Black & blue Gennett, &
mock Sable Muffs and
Tippetts,—Fox, do.
Fearnaughts,
Coatings,
Orleans Stripes,
Baizes and Flannels,
Mixed Plains,
)Blue, do.
Low pric'dßroad Cloths,
Serges,
6, 7,8, 9, 10 and 11 quar
ter Rose Blanketts,
; Irish Linens,
R India Cottons,
Diapers,
Oil Cloths,
White Buckram,
, Canvass for Samplers,
11 case of Gentlemens'
Hatts, of a suftericr
>quality.
Cotton Umbrellas,
Small looking Glasses,
&c. &c. &c.
keeps constantly for Sale, a general assortment of
viz.
Gun-Powder, hyson, young hyson,? TEAS. I
hyson-skin, souchong and bohea)
Double, and single refined Loaf Sugar, India and
brown Sugars ; Coffee; Chocolate ; Cocoa ; Cho
colate Shells ; Rice ; Molasses ; Muscadel Raisins ;
shell'd Almonds; Prunes ; black Zant Currants ;
OLIVES, in jars and bottles; preserved Ginger,
Citron ; Tamarinds; Capers ; Anchovies ; best
sweet OIL in flasks ; best Durham Mustard in bot
tles ; KYAN ; GINGER ; Starch ; Pepper ; All
spice ; MACE ; Cassia ; Nutmegs ; real CINNA
MON ; Cloves; Oatmeal ; Salt Petre ; basket
SALT ; Indigo.
Best Spanish Segars ; Mac
aboy SNUFF in bottles ; small roll Tobacco; SALT;
Pollock Fish ; Spermaceti, and Tallow CANDLES ;
Writing, Wrapping, Printing and Press PAPERS;
a few large,
Spanish Entry Mats.
ALSO,
Madeira,Lisbon, Sherry, Ten-1
eriffe Malaga, Vidonia, Red} UTTMITQ
Port, and long cork'd Claret J "
all warranted genuine, and of the best quality.
London fc American bottled PORTER ; Burton Ale ;
Taunton ALE ; bottled Perry and Cider ; old Co,
mac BRANDY; Spanish ditto; Holland GIN;
SHRUB; old Rum; CHERRY; RUM; VINE
GAR; with almost every other article in the
Grocery Line,
all of which he intends selling as cheap as his
neighbours.— Also on hand,
A few pipes of BRANDY & GIN ; Hhds. of RUM!
and a few 20 galloncasks of London particular Tene
riffe WINE, of a superior quality.
Portsmouth, Nov. 3, 1804.
Life of Washington,
FIRST anu SECOND VOLUMES,
Are now delivering to the Patrons of this valuable
and interesting Work, at the Bookstore of WM.
& Dan'l. Treadwell.
[^Gentlemen of this town, and its vicinity, who
hive not yet been furnished, would confer a favor by
applying speedily for their volumes, in order, that an
opportunity may be afforded, to supply, without de
lay, the numerous distant Subscribers.
Portsmouth, Nov. 3, 1804.
Muffs and Tippets.
Just received and for sale by J. RUNDLET, a
large assortment of Muffs and Tippets—some real
Sable and Elt, very handsome? Nov. 3.
TO BE LET,
THE Bell TAVERN in Congress-street ; now
occupied by Major Walker, and possession given in
three weeks. For terms apply to
JACOB SHEAFE.
Portsmouth, Nov. 3, 1804.
House for sale.
Hitting "FOR Sale, a Convenient Dwel
m,i#i ling House, in the central part of
!# & the town—Terms liberal—Enquire
e^Qtafodjf the Printers.
Piscataqua Bridge Lottery,
Will commence drawing on the 19th day of De
cember, and finish in thirty working days,—agreea
ble to the plan proposed and subjoined to the scheme
The price of Tickets, after the 20th day of Novem
ber, * ill be advanced' to five dollars and fifty cents ;
and will remain, at that rate until the third day's
drawing shall begin ; after that time the price will
be six Dollars, and will continue rising until the 25th
day's drawing.—Adventurers, subscribers, and ven
ders will please to observe this hint, and supply
themselves in good season, as the managers are ve
ry desirous that every person should supply them
selves before the price advances—Venders will most
certainly see their own interest inseparably connect
ed with' this plan—A company is found to take all
the unsold Tickets, which may remain, after the
third day's drawing,—but subscribers, whom having
previous!, engaged any number of I ickets, shall be
Entitled to receive them at any time before drawing
commences, at five dollars-Agents that have taken
tickets to sell must strictly attend to fulfill their en
gagements with the managers—the true meaning of
which is, to return all the unsold tickets remaining
in their hands, three days before the drawing begins,
or hold them for their own account and risque—and
to pay or remit all monies, due from them for tick
ets sold or retained, twenty days after the drawing is
completed—after that time ten days is allowed to
send in their prize tickets, to balance their respec
tive accounts—serious consequences to the managers
having attended the want of punctuality,by some ven
ders in the first class, which we flatter ourselves will
be avoided in the second—otherways the purpose
for which the Lottery is granted, will be totally de
feated.—
THOMAS THOMPSON, )
THOMAS MARTIN, > Manager#.
ELIJAH HALL, )
Portsmouth Oct. 27.
New Leather.
Just landed from the Enterprize, and for sale bt
C. PEIRCE,
Skirting Leather, superior quality—Harness Leath
er, do. do. Soil Leather, — do. do. Bridle
Leather, black'd both sides— do. do. one side.—
Russet bridle leather-Russet bag Leather—Hog
skins of the best quality—Buff dressed deer skins,
for side saddles, &c.—Long and short Boot Legs—
Wax and black grain'd Calfskins—RlCE per the
Hundred. November 10, 1804.
Piscataqua Bridge.
THE Proprietors of Piscataqua Bridge are no
tified, that their annual meeting will be held at the
East Chamber of the State-House in Portsmouth,
on Wednesday, the 14th day of November next, at
3 o'clock in the afternoon.
SAMUEL ELLIOT, Pro's Clerk.
October 27.
GENUINE
Teas, Wines &; Groceries,
West-India Goods, and
GROCERIES.
S. Larkin
EECOM) CLASS
AUCTIONS.
Farm for sale at Auction.
QN Monday the 26th inst. at 2 o'clock
' P. M. on the premises § will be sold at vendue
that valuable FARM in Durham, formerly owned
by Joseph Atkinson, Esq. with the reversion of
the widows' dower—also—two sixths part of the
Hay ; some young cattle and sheep, with the Farm
ing Utensils on said Farm.— Conditions liberal, and
made known at the time and place of sole, by
DANIEL REYNOLDS, Auctioneer.
Durham, Bov. 9, 1804.
By Virtue of a License from,
the hon. Judge of Probate of Wills, &c. for the count,
of Strafford, in the State of NeJ. Hampshire, will be fold
at Vendue, at the dwelling house of the fubferiber in
North-Hampton, on the last Monday in November iu&
at four o'clock in the afternoon, that
Excellent Farm,
of Joseph Dearborn, late of Offippee, deceased, confiding
of one hundred acres, all of the belt quality, a House one
story high, a barn 70 feet by 33, eighty acres into grass,
and one hundred Apple Trees, beginning to have apples,
said Farm is adjoining Captain Seth Fogg's in said town of
Offippee, a small part of the money to be paid in a Ibort
time, the remainder from fix to eleven years, with interest
yearly,
SIMON DERBON.
Northampton, Nov. 10 1804,
THE Creditors who have
proved their debts under a commission of
Bankruptcy against CLEMENT JACKSON, of
Portsmouth, are notified to meet before the Commis
sioners therein named, at the office of Jeremiah
Lidbey, Esq. in said Portsmouth, on Tuesday the
20th day of November instant, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, to determine whether they will assent that
the assignee of said Jackson's estate pay certain
sums of money demanded of said estate in behalf of
the United States for certain duties alledged to be
owing from said Jackson before his bankruptcy. A
general attendance of the creditors is requested,
JEREMIAH MASON, Assignee.
November Bth.
WE, the subscribers, hav
ing been appointed by the H°n. Ebene
zer Champney, Esq. Judge of Prolate fur the
county of Hillib nough, to receive and examine the
claims of creditors to the estate of
JOHN RAYMOND,
late of Weare, in laid county ot HJlfbnrrugh,
deccaled, represented infolveot, do hereby give
notice, that twelve months are allowed to Lid cred
itors to bring in and prove their claims ; and that
we shall attend the duty affigoed us, at the late
dwelling-boufe of laid deceased, in Weare afore
faid, on the third TuelLy of November next, and
on the third Tuesdays of the eleven following
months, from one to fix o'clock in the afttrncon.
Dated at Hopkinton, the twenty-third day of Oc
tober, Anno Domini, 1804.
John Harris,
Caleb Stark,
3w. _ Ebenezer Peasley. • '
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~Rockingham, s& ™
XJOTICE is hereby given that Anna Lyford, Ad
° ministratrix of the estate of John Lyford, late of
Exeter, in said county,yeoman, deceased, intestate,
has petitioned the Judge of Probate for said county,
representing that her intestate at the time of his
death, was tenant in common, with others, heirs of
Thomas Lyford, late of said Exeter, yeoman, de
ceased, of two thirds of rhe real estate of said de
ceased, situated ir. said Exeter—That to the said
John belonged one quarter part thereof; that for the.
due administration of his estate, it is necessary hia
said part should be severed and set off, and there
fore praying the said Judge to cause the same to be
severed and set off agreeably to law : whereupon it £
is ordered that she be heard at the Probate Court
to be holden at said Exeter, on the third Wednes
day of November instant, at ten of the clock before
noon, when any persons interested may shew cause
(if any they have) why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
Attest, Wm. PARKER, Reg.
November 2; 1804,
TURNPIKE NOTICE. |,
THE Public are hereby notified, that
the meeting of the proprietors of the Tenth
Turnpike in New-Hampshire, through tl^Notch of
the White Hills, is adjourned to the ^pt day of No
vember next, to be holden at the house of Capt Ele
azer Rcsebrook, at 12 o'clock, Mr —that the said
Road is located, and Titus C. Brown, Esq. and
Major Stephen Wilson, of Lancaster (N. H.) Obed
Hall, Eso. of Bartlett, Capt. Eleazer Rosebrook, 8c
Robert Bradley, of Fryburg, the Directors of said
Turnpike Corporation, are appointed to let out the
same to Undertakers, who are requested to make
application on or before the said 15th of November
and all persons holding Subscription Papers fcr
Shares in said Turnpike, are requested to return
them to the Directors at said meeting./
ROBERT BRADLEY, Clerk pro tern. l
Nash & Sawyer's Location, Sept. 29 1804.
NTOTICE is hereby given
AN to the Proprietors of the Portsmouth Salt
Works, holding Shares No. 47, 48^58, 59, 61, 62, 72.
73. T 9, 80, 81, 82 and 83, —that the fourth assess-;
ment of Ten Dollars due on said shares, remain yet
unpaid, and unless said assessment is paid to me on
or before the 24th November inst. such delinquent
shares will be sold at Public Auction at Col. Walk
er's Inn, on said day at 12 o'clock M. without reserve, *
By order,
B. LEVERETT, Treasurer.
Portsmouth, Nov. 3, 1304.
Rags.
Cash given for RAGS at TREADWELLs' Book.
Wore.i
&T^POR TSATOUTH ORACLE
is published every Saturday morning for the town.
§and vicinity, and 1
THE ORACLE POST
every Tuesday morning for the Country by
William and Daniel Treadwell,
at their Book and Stationary shop, opposite th<
Cqurt House, Portsmouth, Atehams/rire ——■
Terms, 150 cents per annum, 50 cents paid in a,■
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