Oracle post — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-12-20 00:00:00, page 4

For Sale at Auction,
ON Saturday -the 14th of January
next, Two LOTS of LAND in'Chefter,
"nearly opposite Deacon Dearborn's tavern,
containing about eight acres, being part of the
estate of John Ordway, deceafed—^fo, the
reversion of the trad set off to the Widow of the
laid J. O. as het dower.
Sale to be at Deacon Dearborn's —
"Terms liberal. Portfo^tb, December 20, 1803.
LADD nad SMITH,
Have for Sale at their
Ship Chandlery Store.
No. 5, Merchant's Row,
BEST Ebony Sextants; do. do. Quad
rants with or without tangent screws;
Mahogany do. Day and Night Telescopes;
Brass and Wood Compasses; Gold's patent
Logs; Patent 14 & 28 Log Glares ; Time do.
'Brafs Dividers, do. do. with Pens.
Gunter's Scales ; Guaging Rods ;
Want Sticks ; American Pilot ; Weft India do.
Europeando. Mediterranean do. Roman Gulf do.
CHARTS
Os the Chefapeak, including Delaware
Bay, &c. New-England from oath Shoal to
Cape Sable ; the Banks and part of the Coast of
Newfoundland ; Nova Scotia ; New-England,
from Wood Island to Good Harbour ; Coast
of America from Cape Hatteras to Cape Ro
man ; do. from Newbury harbour to New-York;
South Carolina & Georgia ; Gulf of St. Law
rence ; General Chart of the Weft-Indies ; Car
ribee Islands ; Windward Passages with direc
tions ; Plan of the River Miffifippi; Chart of
the Coast Guayana; panifh Main ; River Plate ;
Cape Horn ; Cape of Good Hope ; Coast of
Guinea; do. of Africa; Mediterranean Sea ,
Spain and Portugal ; Bay of Biscay ; Coast of
France ; North Sea with directions ; Atlantic
Ocean ; and the World.
Elements and pradice of Rigging and
Seamanffiip; Art of Rigging; do. cf Sailmaking,
Steel's improved Tables ; Guthrie's
Grammar ; Ship Matter's Assistant ; Seaman ;,
Journals; Writing and Log Paper; Slates;
Pocket Books ;|Pen, pocket, hunter's and sports
man's Knives ; Ink Stands ; do. Powder ; Sand
Boxes; Quills; Slate and Lead Pencils; Ru
lers; Money Scales, &c. &c.
Portsmouth, December 3, 1803.
"EDWARD PARRY,
INFORMS his Friends and the Public,
that he has removed from Congrefs-ilreet, to his
New Brick Store, No. 10, Markei-freet,
w here he has opened a large aflortment ot
Fall & Winter Goods,
which he has imported direst from rhe Mrnutac
tnrers, which will be fold at the lowelt advance, by
wholesale and retail—confuting of
Bed fuperfine London blue, black,drab,
mixt/corboe and bottle green Broad Cloths.
Double milled, drab, and other fafhion
fable colour Caffimeres ; fiip rtine drab, mixed, and
BrunOwk* Forest Cloths.,
Twilled Duffils and Coatings ; Baizes
and Flannels. _ , ,
<SA 9 an d ^ Rose Blankets 01
7, 43 T' 4
superior quality. , z
A large afortment of faJhionable
Swanfdown and other Vesting; black,
blue, and Olive Velvets, Thickfetts and Corduroys.
A complete assortment of
Strowbridge and Jersey 3 threaded knit
Stockings, silk and cotton do.
Callimancoes & Ruffels ; fuperfine Du
rants and Tammies; London Shalloons and Flor
entines. r
Muffs & Tippets ; Lace, Furr, and
other Trimmings. ,
' Fashionable Chintzes and Bed Furni
ture, with a large afle. tment of fringes and toffils
to match., r .
Fashionable Mullins of every delcrip
fou ; Dignities and Muflinets.
[rilh Linens & Sheetings.
A large affortmtmt if
Camel's hair and silk Shawls of every co
lor ; Modes and Sattins ; Laces and Edgings ol su
perior qualities.
a large affitmeW of
Ladies and Gentlemen's new fafhion
Beaver Hats ; black and colored Feathers Wreaths &
Flowers ; fafhionable shagg for Harts; Gold and
silver dress Italian Crapes; black, pink, blue, and
white plain do. „ .
25 bales of Sewing Twine; Salmon
Twine ; God Lines and Herring Netts.
P.ctfmouth, No. 10, Market-foeet, Nov. 29, 1803.
Joseph & Joshua Haven
No. i, Merchants' Row;
HAVE received by the last arrivals
from England, a large aflortment of
Fall & Winter Goods,
which are now ready for sale, wholesale and
retail. November 5, 1803.
" REMOVAL.
B. Brierley,
BEGS leave to acquaint his friends,
and the public, that he has removed from
Broad-street to that commodious new Fire-proof
Brick-Store, No. 9, Market-street,
where he has for sale, received by the late different
^rivals from Europe, a inoft extensive and checie
ASSORTMENT OF
GOO D S,
which will be fold at aver, low advance by
WHOLESALE or RETAIL. Octobers
NEIP GOODS.
Peter Coffin,
Has received per the Amphion from London, and
Pa cket from Liverpool, an extendveaffottment of।
FaJhionable, Fancy, & Staple
GOODS,
which are now opened, wholesale and retail, viz
BEST Superfine and low priced|
_ Broad Cloths ; Habit Cloths; Caffimeres; Coat
ings ; Ratteens; Kerfeys ; Fcarnaug'nts ; Forest
Cloths; Serges ; Baizes; Flannels ; Blankets; Wild-;
bores; Camblets; Crapes ; Denmark Luftres ;
Hairbines ; Durants; Tammies ; Shalloons; plain
and rib'cl Calimancoes; Ruffels'; Moreens; Tabo-,
reeds; Sattinetts; Florentines. A great variety
Fashionable Waistcoating ; black
& olive Velvets; Hunters Cords; black, crimson,
and green Shag; worded and silk Plush ; men's
plain and striped 31ack Sartins ; Fustians; Jeans ;
Denims ; Quiltings ; silk Velvets; Thickfetts.
.4 large aflortment of
Latest fashion Calicoes and Chintzes ;
Chintz and Dimity Furnitures ; Copperplates ;
Modders; Dimities. A great variety of
Book, jac&onet, cambrick & tambor'd
Mufros ; a few elegant India Muslins; fafhionable
(arfenetCambricks; Mud n Handkerchiefs ; men's
Neckerchiefs.
Camel's hair, cambrick, purple, chintz,
and large silk Shawls; cambrick, linen, cotton, ro
n.al, bandanna and black silk Handkerchiefs.
A great variety of
Italian Silks ; fafhionable Pelice Silks ;
India and Eoglifh Luftrings ; India Persians ;
Modes ; Satins ; Sarfnets ; Tiffanies ; Italian Crapes;
Gauzes; Miliinets. A large aflortment
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 Spanish dress Hats and
Bonnets ; a few fafhionable silk Bonnets, full
trim'd ; men's and boy's Hats. A variety of
Black and fancy Feathers ; fafhiona
'ble velvet Flowers and Wreaths ; a few elegant dress
Fans ; black Crape Fans ; Parasols; Umbrellas.
A large aflortment of
Kid and Morocco Shoes, some with
cork foies ; Rofetts ; Shoe Ties; Morocco Slips.
A great variety of
Fashionable Ribbons ; cotton and silk
Gown Trimmings ; Fringes ; Gown Buttons ; gold
and silver Lace; and Fringes; gold and silver
Cords ; gold Ear-drops ; Neck-laces ; gold and sil
ver Epaulets ; Spangles ; Straw Trimmings.
A large aflortment of
Men's and Youth's worsted, cotton,
and (ilk Hose ; Women's white and black cotton
& silk Hose; Women's cotton and silk Gloves and
Mitts; white and color'd Kid Gloves ; Men's and
Women's Black Gaiters ; Men's and Women's
Worsted Socks ; Men's and boy's worsted Gloves ;
women's werfleuGloves and Mitts , mtn'^ mill'd
and color'd worsted Caps ; men's white and black
Gauze Hose ; men's silk and beaver Gloves, some
lin'd with flannel ; cotton and silk Braces; Stock
Stiffners; Emigrant Socks and Boots ; worsted
Drawers. A great variety of
Mock fable, fox, goat's beard, bear and
ennet Muffs and Tippets ; Fur Trimmings ; cotton
Waddings.
Linens ; Irish Sheetings ; Table Cloth
of all sizes ; Diapers ; Brown Hollands ; Checks ;
India Cottons; Threads, Embroidering and other
ewing Silks ; Bindings; white and chintz Bed
Lace ; Cords and Tassels.
Fashionable gilt, plated, and basket
Buttons; steel Knee Buckles ; silver Thimbles,
Watch Chains, Seals and Keys.
Carpets and Carpeting.
Portsmouth, October I, 1803.
SHO^ES-
Robert M'Cleary,
HAS received and for Sale at his store,
three doors weft of the Bell Tavern, Con
grefs-ftteet, an extensive aflortment of Ladies
and Gentlemen's
SHOES,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Russia furr'd
Shoes; English and American Cork do. Black,
Green, Yellow and Red Morocco skins ; White
Sheep Skins; striped Binding do. Ladies andGen
tlemen's Socks ; water-proof and Flannel foals ;
Gentlemen's Morocco flippers ; Bcot Webbin.
Men's Hats.
Gentlemen's Beaver Gloves ; ftra|r Plombs and
Rofetts for Ladies' Bonnets ; Pedrl ear Drops ;
trebbie gilt do. Pearl Beads ; fa,cy do. Breast
Pins; Miniature Chains; Lades' Tortoise
! fhell ; Hair & Dressing Combs ; fyory Combs ;
: Gentlemen's patent Buckles. Afaciful aflortment
ROSETTS.
IBandanno Handkerchiefs; Italian Sha
ving SOAP in pots.
Also a variety of TRUNKS.
All the above articles will be fold low for rea
dy Cash or Tow Cloth.
CTAllowance made to those who wish to pur
chase by wholesale, and approved credit given.
, Portsmouth, December 10, 1 803."
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f For Sale,
; The Brig Rising Sun,
? Apply to Mark, or Joseph Noble.
Portfmoutb, December 3, 1803.
A Premium given for SPANISH
DOLLARS, by Samuel Ham.
3 December j, ifoj.
FIJ&
FOR Sale on board the schooner Un
ion,Nicholas Blanchard, maftety lyingit
the Pier,
190 quintals of excellent Dumb Pollock
Fifli.
520 do. do for Quipping, or country ufe.'
140 do Cod.
100 do. Haddock.
131 bbls. Dry Salted Herrings, 70 do.
Mackerel], infpefied and branded for exportation.
I 29 do. Liver Oil.
; 12 do. Pickled Cod Fish.
100 boxes Smoaked Herrings.
300 Grindfiones.
A few Cow Hides & Calf-ficins,
enquire of Oliver Shed 00 board laid febooner,
or of Elisha Whidden.
Portsmouth, 10th Dec. 1803.
S-^irrO be sold by or-
I ' er °' Court, on the eleventh
day of January next, at nine o'clock,
A. M. at Public Audion, on the pre
mises, that valuable FARM in Par
foiisfido, formerly occupied by Daniel Tilton, Esq.
confuting of two hundred and fifty Acres, ninety of
which are under good improvement; well Water
ed ; with about two hundred Young Apple Trees
on the fame ; accommodated with Mowing, Plow
ing and patiuring ; thirty fix miles from Portland,
add on the new road from Cohos to that place.
Also, sundry articles, such as Cattle, Sheep, Swine,
Hay, Grain and Corn, with Husbandry Utenlils, and
Household Furniture.
Conditions of sale 10 be made known at the time
and place aforefaid.
Jon'a. Hale, ^dminiflrator
%of said Tilton's Etlate.
Parforisfiela, December 2, 1803.
A BARGAIN.
A^/T^'T° ° e '°" on reasonable
" terms, if applied for soon, an
Fra&ffifflexcelle'tl 'ARM in Chichefter, confitt
^ ot about 180 acres. Thirty of
vhich are internal of a superior qual
u, tying u) Suncook River) producing annually,
( wet or dry)a large crop of English grass— 50 acres
well wooded, abounding with timber for boards,
fliingles, &c. with a good House, two (lories, 30 by
40 well finished—alfo two Barns in good order,
with a never failing brook, within a few rods.
Remarkable easy tillage Land, a good Orchard, and
Pasture Ground, divided and subdivided, so as to ac
comntodate the Stock with feed through summer.
It is also a, good place for a tavern—Any perfo*
who willies to avail himfelf of such multiplied priv
ileges, may know the conditions of DYER & HOOK
on the premises, or
David Sanborn, of Gilmahton.
November 29, 1803.
—- — „wr3<CTR 3=-
g^Take Notice.
TO be Sold at Public Auction by vir
tue of a licence from the Hon. Ebenezer
Smith, Efa- Judge of the Probate of Wills, &c.
for the county of Strafford, and State of New-
Hampfliire, on Tuefday, the third day of January
next, at 12 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Dwell
ing House of John Davenport innholder in
Portsmouth, in the County of Rockingham—fo
much of the real estate of Samuel Taylor, late of
Boftnn, in the County of Suffolk, and Common
wealth of Maffachufetts,Mere hant, deceased, tt state,
in the hands of Benjamin Sumner of said Boftoti,
merchant, administrator, de bonis non, of said Samuel
Taylor, as (ball be fufficient, to raise the sum of
three thousand dollars, with incidental charges;
to wit, so much of a certain trad of land lying in
Tufton borough, in the County of Strafford afore
faid, containing about one thousand acres, an un
divided third part of the north-easterly half of fix
thousand acres, released by Peter Livius, Esq. to
John Moffat, Esq. and is the fame one thousand
acres conveyed by John Evans to said Taylor
A deed of release of said premises will be given by
said Benjamin Sumner, or his Attorney duly author
ifed. Further particulars will be made known at
the time and place of sale, or ar any time previous
bv applying tA the fubferiber.
jotham Lawrence, Attorney
to said Benjamin Sumner, or to Z. Robinson, at
his Store, in Portsmouth.
£?P n gi Nov. 18, 1803.
fuf received and for sale by
Joseph Clark, jr.
at his J hop in .Buck-Jireet,
LARGE Fashionable Gold Beads;
handfonie silver Cream Pots; hanolbme silver
plated Caftors; elegant mounted hair Combs ;
elegant enamelled silver Thimbles, with a complete
assortment of
JEWELRY;
of every description. dec. 10.
STOLEN from the Stable of the Sub
scriber in Rocheftrr on the night between
the zed and 23d inst. a Dark brown MARE,
Saddle and Bridle,- said Mare is about 15 h^nds
high, trots all, and steps large, 4 years old last spring,
has lately had a number of fiddle biles on her back,
and is very badly food. The fiddle has a blue broad
cloth housing trimmed with white fomew hat faded,
the bridle almost new with plated fnaffie bits.—
Whoever will flop the thief and secure the Mare, so
that the owner may recover her again, fliall be very
handsomely rewarded and all necessary charges paid
by Jonas C. March.
Rochester, November 23, 1803.
RANAWAY from the fubferiber on
the 22d ioft. a u^m boy named ALECK, rather of
a yellowish complect about 15 years of age, five feet
high, or thereabouts,is ented in his forehead witbja sprig.
Whoever will give information, or return said boy to the
fubferiber in Newmarket, or at the Oracle Office in Ports
mouth, (ball be compensated for their trouble.
JOHN HODGE.
Newmarket, Not #B, xß>fc
TO the Honorable, the Justices of
the Superior Court of Judicature,now bolden
at Exeter,withfo & for the county of Rockingham. J
Humbly Jhews, Jonathan Clark,
of Northwood, in laid county, Esq. Guardian un
to Deborah Jewett, Nancy Jewett, Augusta Jew
ett, and Jacob Jewer, children of Jacob Jewett of
Rowley in the county of Eflex, yeoman, minors,
under the age of twenty.one years—That hidfaid
Wards are heirs to one undivided sixth part of
about one hundred and seventy acres, more or less,
of land situate p rtiy in Stratbam and partly in Ex
eter, in said county of Rockingham, with a Dwell.
ing-Houfe, and two Barns standing thereon—which
descended to them from their late mother, Sarah
Jewett, defeated, late wife of the said Jacob —That
it would be conducive to the interest of his said
Wards thit their said (hare or sixth part of said pre
mises (hould be fold, ana the proceeds thereof put
to interest for their benefit—Wherefore he prays
your honors that he may be empowered to fell the
fame as the law in* such cases provides, and that
your honors would grant him a licence accordingly,
and he as in duty bound, will pray, &c. 1
Wjon'a. Clark
September 23, 1803.
—
Rockingham.fs. Superior Court, September term^lfafr
ORDERED by the Court, that
Petitioner notify all Persons concerned to appear
before the Justices of the Superior Court of Judi
cature, to oe holden at Portsmouth, within and for
the county of Rockingham, on the frit Tuefday of
February next, to (hew cause, if any they have,
why the prayer of said petition ftould not be grant
ed, by canting said petition and Order of Court
thereon, to be published three weeks successively,
in the Portsmouth Oracle, the last publication
whereof, to be fix weeks before said <erm.
Attefl, Nathaniel Adams, Clerk.
Copy examined by
Nathaniel Adams, Clerk.
Rockingham,fs.
TO the Honorable the Justices of the
Superior Court, to be holden at Portsmouth,
within and for said county on the firfl Tuefday of
February, 1803.
Represents, Abraham Tilton, of
Stratham in said county, bufb^ndman, that he is &
father and guardian of Mary Tilton, Nancy Til
ton, Jihn Tikon, and Abraham Tilton jr. minors,
under the age of twenty one years, that the said
Mary, Nancy, John and Abraham Tilton junior,
are the owners of one sixth part of two pieces of
land, situate in Stratham aforefaid, one piece con
taining about twenty acres, and bounded at follows,
viz. oh the north by the road leading from Strat
ham, aforefaid to North Hampton meeting house, east
by land of Thomas Moer, fouth by land ci Simeoh
Rundlett, weft partly by land of Jofeua Lane, and
partly by land of Ford Morrill; the other piece of
land contains four acres, is bounded as fallows, viz,,
fouth by Lnd of John Moot, east by land of J&ihes ' °
Odel, north by land of Joseph Clark, weft by land
of Abraham Stockbridge. The aforefaid two pieces
of tend are held by the said Mary, Nancy, John,
& Abraham Tilton, jwn. in common with Joseph
Merrill. The said Abraham feprefam that it would
be conducive to the interest 0 fail Mmm°fo ba\p
their said sixth part of the lands aforefaid fold. Tire
said Abraham therefore prays that your Honors
would empower him to fell the afefflaid sixth part
of said hods owned by said Minors, and the said
Abraham will pray,&c.
Abraham Tilton.
Rockingham,fs. Superior Court, September term, 1803.
ORDERED by the Court; that the
petitioner notify all persons concerned to appear be<
fore the Jullices of the S&pa ior Court of Judicature,
to be holder at Portsmouth, within and for the
county of Rockingham, en rhe firft Tuefday of
February next, to lew Cattle if any they h^ve, why
the prayer of laid petition (hould not be granted, by
causing said petition and the Order of Court there
on, to be published three weeks successively in the
Portsmouth Orach, the last publitatign whereof to
be fix weeks before said term.
AtteP, Nathaniel Adams, Clerk.
Copy examined by
Nathaniel Adams, Clerk.<
State of New-Hamp/hire, Rockingham , fs.
THE Subferibers being appointed by
the Hon. Judge of Probate, Commissioners •
to receive, examine, and adjust all the claims of the
creditors to the estate of
JOHN PINGREE WILLIAMS,'
late of Newmarker, in said county, trader, deceased,
represented infolveut, under the administration of
John Melcher, Josiah Adams & Daniel
Willia ms.
The creditors to said estate are hereby notified,
that we fhhl attend that service at the office of %re
emiah Libbey in said Portsmouth, on the firft Mon
day of December, January, and February nex*
from 3 to 6 o'clock P. m. of each of said days.
Jeremiah Libbey,
Nathaniel Adams,
Nathaniel A. Haven.
ternate ■tm^htto _^=— —BOBO —
ALL Persons that have any demands
on the estate of
ABNER FOGG, jr.
late of, North-Hampton, deceased, are desired to
bring to their demands for fettlemenf to the fub
feriber, at Northampton, who is empowered to
fettle the lame.
Simon Derbon.
December 3, 1803.
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