Republican ledger, and Portsmouth price current — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-01-18 00:00:00, page 4

DANIEL AUSTIN,
HAS FOR SALE
At his Store opposite the Brick Market,
South end Mr. Buckminfter's meeting houh
A General Aflortment
GROCERIES,
Wholesale and Retail, viz.
Gun Powder,\ . °*°Rock, Lisbon & Fir
H y fon > I SALT.
Hyfon Skin, § Salt Petre.
Souchong and I ^ £ Spanish, French an
B°hea / I Carolina INDIGC
Coffee. I Cotton Wool.
Chocolate. | Cotton & wool Care
Loaf& brown Sugars § Rye „ Corn. Whea
Molasses. § Flour. Cheese.
Cask Raisins. § Butter, in small kef
Box ditto. I f or (hipping.
Currants. | Pollock & Cod Fill
Maderia, ) . § Allurn.
Sherry, |I Alfpice.•
Lisbon. j Ginger.
I eneriffe, Q | Pepper. ,
Port and | > £Rice.
Malaga J j Ground do.
Brandy. § Almonds.
Rum. I Mustard in bottles.
Gin. I do. per pound.
Brown Stout, in bot- § Role Brimstone.
les. I Copperas.
Porter, in ditto. I Caftile Soap.
Draught, ditto. • Common do.
Effencc Spruce. , Poland Starch.
Sperm Oil. • Cocoa Shells.
Salad do. ± Cayenne.
Olives, in bottles. ! Mace.
Capers, in do. ! Cinnamon.
Anchovies, in do. | Nutmegs.
Red- Wood. I Cloves.
Log- Wood. j 2o barrels Pork.
Fuflick. f lB do. Ship Bread.
Iron Hollow Ware Corks.
confiding of 70 wt. j Spanish Matts, so
Kettles, Pots, Skil | intry's.
lets, Spiders, &c. § Clothes Lines.
Iron Shovels. f Bed Cords.
Trunks. ^
A quantity best
Morocco Skins,
different colours, as cheap as at any place
in Boston.
PARLOUR STORES,
at reduced prices ; some of which are hand
somely ornamented ; they are a reme
dy for smoky rooms, very conve
nient, & a great saving of fuel.
Paper Hangings,
a lat^e and good assortment, with borders
suitable, at the lowest price they can be
purchased in Portsmouth.
Mould Candles,
of a superior quality, 4,5, and 6to a pound,
the present price, 18 cents per box,
29 cents per single pound. Dipt
ditto 8 and 10 to the pound.
Spermaceti ditto.
Those perfix wha wi/h to purchase for (hipping,
or family use may be supplied on as good terms
as at the factory in Exeter. Jan. 11.
RICHARD EVANS,
PRESENTS his thanks to his
A friends who assisted him to remove the
greater part of his Goods at the time of the
fire ; but as there was time only to carry
them a fliort distance, many articles arc
miffing, owing to the confufion which then
prevailed :—Any person who may have re
ceived said Goods are desired to return them
to the owner, and they flhall be liberally
rewarded for their care and trouble.
The Goods Miffing, are
Several bundles of Mullins, both plain and
figured ; a box of Wearing Apparel ; a (hag
Great Coat and Gloves ; one piece Grey
Duffil ; Hats ; some country cloth ; an
elegant store Lamp ; pieces Room Paper ;
a pair new Scales, and a sett of Weights ;
and yarious other articles.
R. Evans, informs his friends
that he has removed, for the present, to the
Shop a few doors below the South School-
House. His country customers, by coming
in the fouth road, by the pound, may be ac
commodated with fnch articles as they may
want, and they may find a ready sale for their
produce. . - January 11, 1803.
Ebenezer Chadwick,
IN consequence of the late fire which con
sumed the flore he formerly occupied,
has taken a store head of Buck-street, next
door to E. Wentworth's, Where he has for
file —Bar Iron; Iron Hollow Ware ; Stone |
Lime ; Salt, and a few bags old Guadaloupe
Coffee —together with a general assortment
of
Weft India Goods and
GROCERIES.
N.B. Having been a loejer in the late fire,
he hopes all delinquent debtors will come for
ward and make immediate payment to enable
him to pursue his bufinejs as ufaal.
' BOATERS.
MRS. SALTER, opposite Capt. George
Turner's, and in the late Mr. Jona
:, than Ayres' mansion house, takes Boarders.
The situation is pleasant, the accommoda
tions are good, and the terms are moderate.
Portsmouth, Jan. 18.
~8. BRIERLEY,
HAS taken part of Major Bafs's large
house in Broad-street, a few yards
north-weft of the New Hampshire Union
" Bank, where he has for sale,
Amos complete assortment of
^ DRY GOODS,
suited to all seasons, which he will fell as
;s low as usual for cash or approved credit,
By WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
N.B. Fearing his country friends may
meet with difficulty in finding out the store,
he begs to acquaint them that Broad Jlreet
is that which runs from Woodbury Langdon,
Ejqr's. large Brick House, in a line with
Buck-street, to the Portsmouth Pier.
Jan. 11.
SIGN OF THE
GOLDEN KEr.
, ARA
Thomas Morton,
CONTINUES to keep his store sign of
the Golden Key, Congress street, two
doors weft of the State House, and opposite
the Bell tavern, where may be found a gen
r eral assortment of
Weft India Goods
and
GROCERIES,
0/ good quality,
and cheap for cash, among which are TEAS
warranted to be of the firft quality,
also
SPIRITS & WINES.
Conflant attendance from Sunrise until 0
o'clock.
Jan. To, 1803.
John Gains,
Clock & Watch Maker,
IN FORMS his friends and customers that
in consequence of the late distressing
fire, he has removed to Congrefs-rtreet, two
doors above the Bell Tavern, where he con
tinues his business as usual—where he has
for sale,
Eight Day Clocks ;
Gold, Silver, and Pinchback
WATCHES.
A handsome assortment of Watch Chains,
Seals, Strings and Keys.
Jan. ir.
FOR SALE,
Russia Iron ; Russia and Ravens
duck ; American and Russia Cordage ;
few hhds. Molasses, suitable for retail
ing ; Sugar; Sherry Wines; a few boxes
Russia Candles, &c. Apply to
Joshua Haven.
Jan. ri.
Leonard Serrat,
Refpeafuily informs hisfriends and the public
in general, that he has removed to the
Jhop lately occupied by Mr. William
Coffin, lower end of Buck-
Jirect, where he carries
on the
Taylor's Business
in all its branches, with neatness punctuali
ty and dispatch.
He has for sale, an offortment of
SEAMEN'S CLOTHING,
very cheap for cafb.
He tenders his old customers, for their nu
merous favors, and begs a continuation
of the fame.
Jan. it.
Joseph Gavet,
INFOMS the public that in consequence
of the late fire, which destroyed the -
store he formerly occupied, with a conlider
able quantity of Property, he has taken part
of the store, lately occupied by Wm. Cof
fin, in Buck-street near the Pier,
Where he has for Sale, an assortment of
Weft-India Goods;
AND
GROCERIES,
as cheap as usual.
He hopes his old customers will not forget
to call on him and continue their favors.
JAMES RUNDLET
Refpeafulty informs his friends and cufomen
that be has taken a Store in Congress-street,
between the Bell Tavern &f the State-House,
tubere he has noto ready for sale his flock
in trade, which was re/cued from the
general conflagration,"by the Spirited
and timely exertions oj his friends,
to whom he begs leave to tender
bis grateful acknowledgments
.His assortment consists of the
; following:
1 gUPERFINE, middling and
low priced Broadcloths and Calnmeres,
the most fafhionable colors and mixtures ;
Devonshire Ketfeys ; Plains; Serges; Forest
Cloths ; Ratteens ; brown, blue, drab and
§ mixt Coatings ; Fearnaughts ; Shaggs ;
, Swanfkins ; Baizes and Flannels of all
colors ; 6-4, 7-4, 8-4, 9-4 & 10-4 Role
Blankets. ^
'A great variety of
; Elegant silk velvet Vest Shapes,
I Sawandow and Toilinet ditto ; white and
' coloured Quilting ditto ; men's rich black
' 1 Satin and Silk Florentine ; striped Satins.
A handsome assortment of
London Chintzes ; Calicoes ;
Patch Furnitures ; Copperplates ; Dimities;
Martinets ; Damask Table Cloths ; India
Napkins & Table Cloths ; Cotton Fringes.
Black, white, and fancy colored
Camel's hair Shawls ; elegant lilk Shawls ;
muslin, chintz and purple Shawls ; linen,
cotton, bandanna, fufterfoy and black silk
Handkerchiefs, cotton and linen cambrick
ditto.
Wildbores; Camblets; Shalloons;
. plain and striped Calimancoes ; Rullels ;
IFlorentines ; Durants and Tammies ;
IVelvets1 Velvets , Thickfetts ; Corduroys ; Hunter's
:Cord ; Fustians ; Jeans ; Durrels and
Nankinets.
A great variety of
Men's patent knotted wbrfted,
silk and woifted, all silk, and cotton Hosiery;
ladies' cotton and silk Hole, some with laced
clocks ; women's long and short colored
cotton Gloves and Mitts ; black cotton and
worked ditto ; black, white and colored
long and short silk Gloves ; men's beaver
Gloves, some lined with flannel, cotton and
silk ditto.
Fashionable colored and black
Sarfnet Cambricks ; black Jaconet Mullins;
cambrick Mullins ; jaconet book, book
fprig'd, and tambored Mullins ; glaized
Cambricks ; muslin Handkerchiefs ; tam<
bored Neck Cloths ; Stock Stiffners.
A great variety of
Florence Silks ; India & French
Luftrings ; striped and plad Italian Silks ;
Englilh and India Satins for Cloaks ; peling
Satins ; Modes ; Cypress ; Gauze ; wide
and narrow Italian Crape ; black silk Vel
vet ; thread Laces & Edgings ; black Laces ;
satin, mode and china Ribbons ; pound Rib
bons and Gallooms.
A few elegant London full dress
Bonnets ; ladies' split straw village Bonnets ;
gipfey hat Bonnets ; gipfey Hats ; gills' and
womens' common straw & willow Bonnets ;
chip Hats ; straw Trimmings ; Bands and
Tassels ; draw Rofetts ; fancy straw Flow
ers and Plumes ; artificial Flowers and
Wreaths ; Sunflower Wreaths.
A l ui g e assortment of
Men's beaver and other Hats, of
all prices, by the case or retail ; women's
beaver Hats and Bonnets, with bands and
plumes.
Umbrellas, some with walking
canes ; Parasols ; Fans ; cotton and silk
Braces ; colored and white Threads ; pound
Pins ; packet and bundle ditto.
7-8 and yard wide Irilh &; Ger
man LINENS ; brown Hollands ; India
Cottons ; cotton Stripes and Checks ; India
Callicoes ; Sewing Silks and Twists ; fafh
ionable gilt and plated coat and vest Buttons ;
fytton Moulds ; Pen Knives ; Pencils ;
Scissors ; Ivory Combs ; velvet Bindings ;
red Morocco Pocket Books ; ladies' Moroc
co Pocket Books and Thread Cases ; shirt
Wires ; Ink Powder ; Tapes ; Bobbins, &c.
Carpets and Carpeting.
Paper Hangings and Borders, at
reduced prices.
(# ALL those indebted to him and whose
time of credit has expired, are reJpafully re
queued to make payment, without a more par
ticular invitation.
Congrefo.flreet, Portsmouth, fan. it, 1803.
Rowe & Sleeper,
JNFORM the public that they
,have taken a (hop in Buck-street, oppo
site N. S. & W. Peirce's Bookflore, and 2
doors Weft of the Port-Office, where they
offer for sale,
Weft-India Goods, and
Groceries,
Asufual, cheap for Cash.
Portsmouth, Jan. 11, 1803.'
▼ 1
Being deprived of his former Shop on Spring-
Hill, by* the late conflagration, informs
bis customers IS the public in general
That he has taken a shop in Buck-Street,
opposite the New-Hampshire Hotel,
where he continues to carry on the
Boot and Shoe Making
bufinefs,in all its branches,as usual.
LT Any person who may favor him with
their custom may depend on punctuality and
dispatch, and the fmallert favor acknowledg
ed with gratitude.
January 11, 1803.
THE late fire having obliged the fubferi
ber to remove the Goods he has saved,
informs his customers that he has taken the
Store belonging to Capt. Reuben Shapley,
next door to his dwelling house, in Pitt-lhcet,
WHERE HE HAS FOR SALE,
Bohea Teas, in whole, half
and quarter cherts ; Souchong do. Young
Hyfon do. ; Malaga Wine and Raisins per
calk ; Georgia Cotton ; Prime Pork per
barre! ; boxes of Tin ; 7by 9 Glass; 7-8
and yard wide Irilh Linens ; a quantity of
Salmon Twine, Sewing do. and sundry other
articles. All of which will be fold at the
lowest prices for cash, by
' ^4bel Harris.
N. B. Cash and the highest price
given for Flax-Seed. %"• «•
*, Infpe&or's BLANKS ;
Shipping Papers; Returns of Mer-•
chandize, and Apprentice & Inden
tures, For Sale at the Ledger Office.
December 14.
400 acres. A valuable frarhi
for sale,
SI (containing about
''°" r hundred acres of
exce " ent good Land, with
Buildings thereon, limited
in Epping, about four miles
from Neymarket landing, coiltitling of good mow
ing and fine easy linage land ; there is a member
of good orchards on Gid tarrn, with a great quan
tity of timber and nood ; which considering the
nearness to mar kf t makes it very valuable indeed.
Said farm might 6e easily made capable of keeping,
50 head of cattle the year through—more than
300 acres of said farm lies in a body together—the
other part containing about 60 acres within one
mile ot said farm, and is full of wood and timber,
which will be fold separate, if more convenient to
the purchaser.,
Said tract of Land will make two good
Farms ; the whole of said lands ate finely
watered. For further information apply to
CHASE CROCKETT, living on the
premises, or to
SAMY PLUMER, jr;
Epping, Jan. 7, 1803.
Robert M'Cleary;
TIEEPLY impressed with grati
tude, temkrsdus thanks to his worthy
friends, who in his absence preferred his
property from the late distressing fire.
And informs them and the public
in general, that he has taken a Store former
ly occupied by Col. Gains, a few doors Weft
of the Bell Tavern, where he has just re
ceived a fre sh supply of
SHOES,
Yhich are now ready For Sale.
Portsmouth, Jan. 11, 1803.
John B. Sewall
JET AS taken a fliop in Buck-street,
Where he has For Sale,
An apartment of
ENGLISH GOODS.
Portsmouth, fan. 11, 1803.
Cazneau Bayley
INFORMS his customers in gen
eral, that he has taken part of the Hore
occupied by Mr. Ward Gilman, in Buck
ftreet, next to Mr. Davenport's Inn ; —
Where he will be happy to wait on all his
friends.
BARGAINS, as usual.
Portsmouth, fan. 11.
Robert Mendum,