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NEW GOODS.
B. Brierley,
No. g, Market-faeet,
HA& just received by the (hip, John Adams
& Packet from Liverpool, aver, extensive
:affortment of
Spring Goods,
hmong which are,
Superfine Broad Cloths, and Kerfeymeres
of the very firft quality, fine and common do
all colors ; Painted Caficoes ; Dirtiities ; Mu^
linetts and Thicksets.
4, % and % white, black and color'd
Jaconet and Cambric Muffins {check'd do. ;
black and color'd Chambray Muffins ; Cobweb,
A tar , colonade and laced ground ditto ; Book,
▼ to 4 Prices; Sarfnet' Cambrics all colours;
tek, bke and other color'd, plain and twill'd
*ackinm ; Silk striped do ; black, white,
a ^ color'd Cotton Hbfe ; ditto, ditto,
cotter and CV Gloves and Mitts ; black and
white Fartfnett black Cypress, and other Gau
ges , ;H and white, plain and figured Pati
retie ^. do. patent Luces and Edgings; do
do L -e Wils, Cloaks, Spencers, Shawls, Man
ties and Pe!Jiffes; white Thread, Laces and
Edgings; Umbrellas and walking cane Para
sols; linen andcotton Checks and Stripes.
Like<wife a large quantity of
Straw, willow & cane BONNETS;
Fans ; Gown Trimmings bf the nevelt fafhion;
Elk Girdles f silk and cotton Cord all colors ;
Chintz and white Bed Laces ; 'Boot Strapping ;
Flat and round Bobbins, &c. making together
with his former Stock, a most complete assort
ment of Choice Goods, which'he offers for
sale, on very-low terms for Cash or approved
•Credit. Portsmouth, April 3$ 1804.
New Garden Seeds.
' TUST received and to be fold by
J SAMUEL HAVEN, jf. at his Shop in Buck-
Greet, a few doors to the eaGward of Mr. Abner
Blasdell's —a frefh assortment of Garden Seeds,
among which are the following : /
Golden hotfpur Peas, Spinage,
Early Charlton, ditto. Pepper Grafi
Early Dwarf marrow ditto, Salmon Raddith,
Long Orange Carrot Seed, Imperial Lettuce,
Red Beet ditto, Early Cucumbers,
hrfnip, Long green Roman ditto,
Red Onion, Water Melon,
Early Dutch Cabbage, Muskmelon,
Large drum head ditto, White MUftard,
Red ditto, Summer Savory,[
Early Cauliflower, Summer Squalh,
Curl'd green Savoy, Eearly Turnip,
Cellery, Sweet Marjoram,
Asparagus, Thyme, &c. &:c.,
Curl'd Parlley,'
iPortfmout^Aprilj, 1804,
Ebenezer Thompson
Has for Sale,
60 bbls.'new fupetfine & fine FLOUR ; ;
3 tierces Country, do.
Whole & halfbbs, No 1, and 2, PORK;
Cargo No i and 2 BEEF;i
1200 wt. good Cheese ; 5b bufliels;
Peas ; 300 wt. Bacon ; few keggs Hogs Lard ;
10, Hhds. Cider ; Hops and Mak L
1500 wt. Clover Seed ; 20 bushels Herds Grass
do.; Loo boxes Smoked Herring;
40c White Oak Shooks ; 7000 Oars ;
^fo, four pipes fourth proof Brandy ;.
Hyfon,' Young Hyfon, Hyfon Skin,
Souchong and Bohea Teas, Nutmegs,
Gin, &c Portsmouth, -March 31, 1804.
FISHING GEAR,
Samuel Hill
Informs bir friends and suflemers, that be bits lately
imported a large afortment of Fishing Gear,
'&bieb be has for sale by ^hdlefale or retail viz.
EIGHTEEN. 15, 12, and 6 thread
Filing Lines ; Bob and Gig lines ; her
ding Netts of all fixes ; salmon and hardhead
Netts ; 2 and 3 thread herring and mackerel
Twine; salmon and seine Twine ; Cod Hooks ;
large, middle and small quarter Hooks ; mack
erel Hooks.
May be had at the fame place.
Russia, Swedes, and Philadelphia Iron;
Steel oT several forts ; and a variety of other
Goods as usual, which will be fold very low for
call or approved credit.
-^Glover ^Herds Grass Seed.
Cast, and the higheft'price given for
Shipping Furs, at his Gore, N° 7, Mechant's
Row, Portsmouth. Feb, 28.
Wll lt- wuu*i I■ ■■ II—WWW - —ll l 1 111 1 , -<= -. -^H
Newhampshire Bank.
T^E Stockholders in the New-Hamp
fltire Bank, are hereby notified that the an.
nual meeting for the choice of Diredors, will be
held at the Bank on Wednesday the 2oh inGant
„ 30'clock, P.M.J
Daniel R. Rogers, Cajhier.
— — —^^
,Just received and for fate by
. EDWARD PARRY
• 0 r fa
A large assortment of
Superfine Broad & Forest Cotton, Cambrick, and
Cloths, Cambric Madios,
Coatings & twill'd Duffils, Chambroy Muffins of &
flannels & Baizes, tae, j#pm;
Rose & Duffil Blankets, Callonade & fp rig Muflin#
Muffs and Tippets, of rar, description,
India Cotyfym#,fa&te, lri& Linens & Sheetings,
-TOchefts BOHEA TEA, of the firft
Qty
15 & 18 thread Cod Lines, cheap, by
era, and era,« February 4, 1104
SPRING GOODS.
James Rundlet,
HAS this day received per the John
Adams, from Liverpool, and has how ready
for Sale, by whblefale 2nd retail, an assortment of
Olive Velveteens; Calicoes;
Black do. Color'd Cambricks;
Black fancy do. White & black do.
Black Nank'netts; . Ginghams;
Blue do.' Diapers;
'Olive and fancy do. Table Cloths;
Jeans; Copperplates, &c. &c. 1
Portsmouth, Morelli!, 1804.
New Goods.
\T}ETER COFFIN, has just received
A. per the ships Packet 2nd John Adams from
Liverpool, a Variety of
Chintzes ; black an<±col6red Nanki
netts ; fancy Garidrills ; Jeans; Men's Youth's
andtlffldren^Hati^^
Naval Stores.
THE Cargo of Schooner Eliza, from
North Carolina, consisting df Tar ; Rosin;
Fitch; Turpentine and Spirits-Turpentine —
&4s, a few Hams BACON, for sale by ,
'LADD & SMITH,
No 5, Merchant's Row, March 31.
' & — ——.— Pre
Lines and Netts.
LADD and SMITH,
HAVE imported direct from the
Mlnufaadries and now ready FOR SALE
by the bale, dozen or single iB, 15, 12 and 9
Thread Fifhiug Lines; Herring Netts of all Gates ;
2 and 3 thread Herring and Salmon Twine.
Also 'For Sale,
Belt Batik Steel I P Cod Hooks ;
, Urge, Middle and Imall quarter do. ; Mackrel, Bob,
and Gig do. ;'Fifh Leads of different sizes ; Fisher-,
man's Splitting and broatKoives, &c. &c./
IVc^fcMerchants Row, Feb. 3, 1804,
India Sugar
AIjEW bags INDIA SUGAR, of a
Superior quality, for Sale by- :
S. LARKIN, Court-freet. °
; March 51, 1804.
Improved Patent Bed^ad.
; r rHE Subscribers having Wlerved
A and experienced many inconveniences at
[ tending the fixing, putting up, and taking down
that necessary Article of Furniture, the Bedstead,
'have invepted an improvement to remedy thole in.
conveniences. Being equally applicable to com
• mon Bcdfteads 6 with sacking Bottoms, as to more
'coftly ones, they persuade themselves it will meet
' with general approbation; It would exceed the
:limits of an advertisement to be particular in de
'icribing lie Bruaure and advantages. 1; may fuf-:
fice to fay, the Bedstead is 'firmly fastened
, it the corners, without the troublesome operofc ;
]coi,i,vance A< use of screws. It may be cafily
;put up by one perfou, and little more time is re
:quired for taking it down by one person, than
would be ueceffary for puffing upaed taking down'
]lire leaves of a Dining Table: These advantages -
ire obvious in an article which requires frequent
examination, and is frequently removed, but the :
Special advantages in case of Fire will be perceived
at once by thole who have been obliged to remove
. and save furniture on such occa'fions of burry and
distress— The fubferi bers Hatter themselves that an
invention Combining Simplicity, ufefainefs, and
cheapness, will be encouraged by a generous Pub-'
|jc. The new conftruaed Patent Bedstead will be
to be Seen at Mr. Wyatt's Work-lhap Daniel
ftrect, on and after Monday next, the 9th iattant.
Ward Gilman, ]„
William Jackson, r^^
Portsmouth, April, 7, 1804.
On Tuesday next will be published and for
sale at the several Book Stores in town,
A LETTER
Mr. ELIAS SMITH, Baptist Teacher,
on his late performance entitled “ A Reply to this
Congregational, Methodiflical Queftion,"—''%
cannot you commune with us, Jecing we are to
commune with you.”
For sale, on reasonable terms,
A Farm,
in Nottingham, one story HOUSE thereon, 36
by 3°> an d a Bara6o by yo—-UW Farg, ppnujns
between 6q and 70 acres, and is a capital place
for a Tan ncr,&c.— Apply to
; 1 John Frost.
Durham, March 1,, 1804.
Now in Press
and will be immediately published, bv
JOHN MELCHER, '
at bts Nro Printing Office, o,^fe p^t/mouth.
&one, Congreffreet, Portsmouth.
Whitefield's 16'ermons,
on various Important Subjeffi;
™''. "*';?<.''"' ""*'^ h ° f ^to date,
it# worth too well known to need an, encomium to re,
commend it to au enlightened world, it has pa & d through
many edmon, both , London and America, where it hath
met a rapid sale. It will be printed on a fine demy pa
per, limo, on an entfoew type, comprised in one hand
some volume of 372 „#, and fold at the ra, low price
of 75 cents haodfomely bound and lettered. ' '
e-Book. Sellers supplied in exchange,
fleets, or bound.
portJmoutb,N. H March 1804.
A CAPABLE, steady Lad of good
habits, tote aplacc in an English Goods
Store, for further particuhropply to the printers.
^ew English Goods Shop,
In Buck-freet,
'Daniel Weeks
LATE of the company of Swett
and Wfos, would inform bis friends and
the public that hetas taken a (hop in Btick-ftreet,
next door to Mr. Abner Blasdel's, where he
has FOR SALE an assortment of
Staple and 'Fancy Goods,
very cheap for case
J{ft Received
T Case ; and 4 IRISH LINENS of
ajuperiorquality.
To be Sold
AT Public Vendue, on Tuefday, A
pril 24th, at noon, —on the ptemifes; that
noted Stand known by the name of the
GLOBE TAVERN,
at Portsmouth Plains, together with about 4®
Acres of Land adjoining the fime—there is a
good Well of Water, and Barn contiguous to the
House.—The conditions will be made known at
the time and place of fate, or previously on appli
cation to
JACOB WALDEN, forofo.
April 4th, 1804.
FOR SALE at Public Auction.
THAT noted FARM in Durham,
known by the name of the Clough Farm, ;
within one and a half miles of the landing, and
Meeting House, containing 130 acres more or Ids,
4id Fatm is well watered, and wooded; with good
mowing, tillage and pafturingfyith a large quanti
ty of oak timber, and is under very good improve
ment, laid Farm will be fold at Joseph Richardfons
innholder in Durham, on Wednesday the 25th inst.
at to o'clock in the forenoon, for cam on delivery,
an indisputable title will be given,any person wish
-1% to purchase may have an opportunity of view
ing laid Farm previous to the day of sale.
. Durham, April 2, 1804. _
Three -Fingered Jack.
qrHOSE who have only heard verbal
I accounts of this singular charader, will be
pleased at this information of his whole Life now
being published in one volume, and presented to the
public for only go Cents. It is written in a pleas
ing style, 2nd we think cannot but attrad the atten
tion of many purchasers ; as it is one of the
most int&eftiog histories, that has been published
for sometime, and may be had at the Brick Book-
Gore of C. Peirbe, Daniel-flreet, Portsmouth.
Inhere also may be had,
A small volume, entitled 66 Juvenile Letters
being a correpondencef between Children from 8
to 15 years of age." Price in whole binding go
.cents, ditto in half binding 2g cents each.
This Day Publijhed byf,
, W. & D. Treadwell,
AND TOR SALE AT THEIR . BOOK-STORE,
No. 1. of Bunyan's Minor Works ;
CONTACMING
The Water of Life:
This work, comprizes 63 duodecimo pages, and
has heretofore fold for 25 Cents, They now offer
this edition on a large type at the very low price of
I2| Cents, ftiched in red.
Cheap Repository Tracts';
OR,
Hannah Moore's Miscellanies,
Just received and for sale, as above, a frefh supply
of these Excellent Tracts, bound in 3 vols. for
2,g0 Cents—or, in numbers, liandfomely printed
with a large plain type —2g Cents per No.
Io the honorable the fuftices of the Supte
ridr Judicial Court, begun and hoUen at Exeter,
in the county of Rockingham and State of New-
Hampshire,
THE petition of Dorcas Dtfnlapsf
Chester, in the county aforefaid, widow,
humbly (hews, that she is guardian duly ap
pointed, of John Dunlap her son and only child,
a minor, that the sale of a part of the real es
tate of her late husband, to wit, the out lands
other than the homestead, in laid county, to the
amount of five hundred dollars ; will be condu
five to the interest of her said ward# she there
fore prays that your honors would grant her li
cence to fell and convey the real tftate aforefaid,
to raise said fam agreeably to law in such cases
made and provided, and she, as in duty bound,
will ever pray.
Daniel French, attorney to said Dorcas,
Sept. 20, 1803.
Rockingham,lT. Superior CourtFeb'y term 1804
Ordered by the Court that the petitioner no
tfy all furfoCT 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 Septem
ber next, to shew cause (if any they have) why
the prayer of said petition ffiould not be granted;
by eaufing said petition and order es Court
thereon to be published three weeks fucce(lively
in the Portsmouth Oracle, the last publication
whereof to be sot weeks before said term.
Nath'l Adams, Clerk.
Copy examined by
_ Nath'l Adams, Clerk.
rJE Subferiber was taken by mL
take on the loth inst. and lodged in the go;
in this town—On the 12th the miflake was difcov.
ered, and he was liberated—He trulls these of his
former friends in whose opinion be may have fall
eo by this tranfa&ion, will reinflate him on no.
ticing this advertisement.
ft Jonathan Jennefs.
Portsmouth, March 24, 1804.
Clover and Herd's Grass
SEED,
for Sale by STEPHEN PEARSE, oppose the
Court House.
To Sick People;
THOSE People afEi^ted with various
complaints it is expeded have fometh;ng
— ab out their machine that is out of order ! Some of
'tie veftls are unioned ! The blood and foels want
Purifying! The head is jaundering! The Limbs
, a re weak! The Joints tremble ! The Skin itches !!1
Well fee if there is nothing among the following'
remedies which will help you. I presume there in, >
^Dr. Cooky's genuine anti-pestilential,
attenuating anl reiterative Pills, greatly efleemed
id Rheumatic Complaints, and Bilious diseases.
' „price $0 cents.
r Or. Rawson's Family Physic, for Cof
fivenefs, Indigestion, Headaches, D zzinefs, Pains
inthe Stomach and Bowelis, Dropsical Complaints,
,&c. price 2<;eents.
: Dr. Wheaton's genuine jaundice Bitters,
which are said to be best preparation of the kind
, ever offered to the Public, and are a pretty certain
cure for all kinds of Jaundicy and Bilious corn—
plaints. As a proof of this the high reputation of
this Medicine, eighty thousand boxes have been'
fold in the United Statos, the last two years.
I pr«e scents.
Dr. Rawson's Anti-bilious and Sto
%matic Bitters; celebrated for their wonderful cures
lof Anti-bilious and various other disorders.
} price go cents.
\ Dr. Haskell's cure for the Jaundice,
I confining of Pills and Powders, taken morning
; and evening. price $0 cents.
1 Dr. Lee's genuine Windham billious
Pills, for Billious Fevers, Jaundice, Indigeflion, - r
Coftiveoefs, Dropsy, Female Complaints, &c. &c.
.Dr. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, or Cough
I Drop's; which are fonud to exceed every other
1 Medicine for tbe cure of Confumpiions Complaints,
lAfthmas, Spitting of Blooa, Coughs, Shortness of
I Breath, and every other species of difeale to which
I Ihe lußgs are expoled. , price ,„ents.
IDr.1 Dr. Hinkley's complete remedy for
*the Piles ! „. price go cents per box.
I Dr. Tilly's Medicamentum Gratia Pro-
Ibatum excellent "for Gravelly Complaints ; Hyf
:terical Affections ; Anhmas, Bcc:price 2g cents.
Dr. Noufer's Worm Powder's, which /
I defrays and expels from the body, all kinds of
I Worms. ? 'price go cents.
Dr. Haftell's Dysentery Pills and Pow
ders, which are a certain and speedy cure for this
distressing complaint. price one dollar.
Dr. Hamilton's celebrated Worm de
firoying Lozenges, price gocts. a package, or one
'dollar a bottle.
Dr. Thompson's celebrated Aromatic
Paste for the Teeth and Gums, price gocts.pr, box.
Best impottedTooth Powder, price gocts.
Dr. Rawson's genuine, celebrated and
Beautifying Itch Ointment ! being u tertain cur^ ,
for this horrid disorder. price go cents a box. One
box will cure a grown person or two children.
Dr. Haskell's warranted American Itch
Ointment. pice go cents.
The whole of the above may be had
at the Brick Book-Store of C. Peirce, Daniel-*™
Greet, Portsmouth, who has received a supply direct
from the Patentees.
Portsmouth, "April 10, 1804.
Please to Observe;
THE Selectmen of Portsmouth, here
by notify and request the Inhabitants of said
town to bring in to them, just and true Invents,
'ties of all their rateable property according to law.'
The Selectmen will be ready to receive
them at their Office in the Brick School H itife in
Buck-street, every Thursday evening, until the loth
day of May next, and net afterward.
March 31, 1304. 6w.
- - 1 - = ace —rare — twill! —■■■■■!■■3 ttmt —com
NOTICE is hereby given to the cred
itors of the estate of
ABNER NEWHALL,
a te'of Portsmouth, in the county of Rockingham,
ri the Stare of New.Hampfhire, deceased, that /
hr ee months longer is allowed by the bon. Judge
of Probate for said county, for them to exhibit
their claims against said eftate,and that the Com
missioners will attend that service on the firftThurf
day of April, May and June next ensuing, at the
Office of Richard Cutts Shannon, Esq. in said
Portsmouth.
Portsmouth, March 26, 1804.
* NOTICE. ' '-
Rockingham ff.
A LL persons indebted either by Note,
or account to the estate of
Colonel Ephraim Pickering, Esq.
late of N^ngtoo, in fid County, decqffiL are
requeued to make payment, by the fifteenth day
of May next, otherwise their notes and accounts {
will be put in suit after that time —and all Persons
having any demands against said estate, are requeu
ed to call on the fubicribers for payment.
Theodore Furber, ^ \Erecu-
Ephraim Pickering J tors. 4
Portsmouth, 23d March 1803. A
ALL persons having demands againftd
the estate of
ROBERT ROWE,
late of Brentwood, deceased, are requeued to]
exhibit them for settlement—and all who are irA
debied to said eftaie are called on for immediate
payment by.H
/SIMON ROWE, Executor. „
Brentwood, March 21, 1804.
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