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Wafoington Mvfcum of Wax
Figures.
Moulthrop and Pardee,
Relpeafully inform the Ladie
and Gentlemen ot Portsmouth and vicinity
that ther- is n°w opened at the AlLmblv
House, and will continue a few days, a new
Cohesion of Wax Figures,
large as life, co^ftyiug of the following characters,
ajbiking liken,fs of the fate
Gen. Wallington,
represented as giving orders to Col, Hum
• phrev ; ,his Aid. ~ 1
John Adams, fate Prefden! of the
United Stater.
His Excellency Thomas Jefferfon.
The famous Gen. Wolfe, who tell
in the battle on the p ainsof Abraham, repre
sented with the Surgeon fopporting him it
his expiring moments, and his Aid de cam,
bringing tidings of the victory of the Army.
General Bonaparte, Firs Consul cj
France.
A Striking representation of the Death of
Captain COOK, who was killed bv the
natives of one ot the Iflinds in the South
$ as with the combat b tween his Lieuten
ant and the Indian who killed him.
Salem, & Friend's Beauty.
A feene from the Bunties of History, repre
fenting Virginius the Roman soldier, flaying
his Daughter to preserve her from the hands
cf Appius Claudius in defence of her virtue.
The happy meeting ot Roderic Random,
with his Narcillb. The Grecian Daughter
nourishing her Father in prison. Maternal
Afc£lion represented by a Lady with two
Children. The Old Mod disciplining her
domestics. The Road to Ruin or the Com
bat between the two Watchmen and the
Rake. Old Darby and Joan cheering
themselves with the bottle and Pipe. The
poor Mendicant af< ng Aims —and sundry
other Figures, with Music on the Organ.
*, The Museum will be opened from 9
o'clock in the morning till 9 in the evening,
Sanda s excepted.—Admifhon for Grown
Persons, 25 cents and half price for chil
dien.
Tne above figures are allowed to be equal
if not Superior to those exhibited in the Mu
seums ot L melon and Paris.
William & Charles Neil,
Has for Sale,
85 Puncheons Tobago Rum,
A few bags Feathers ; and
a general assortment of
GROCERIES,
as ifoal.
They have afo on hand,
160 Pieces wide Linens of a super
ior quality, lately imported.
November 24 1803.
EDMUND H. QUINCEY
& JAMES H. PIERREPONT,
having entered into Copartnership,
inform the public, they have ta
ken a Store in Mr. James Shapley's
new building at the head of Jacob
Sheafe Efqr's. wharf, where they
• offer for sale, a general assortment
of
Drugs and Medicines,
and a well felefled affottment of
Patent Medicines— also, Medicine
Chests, put up in a neat manner.
Physicians prescriptions correct
ly attended to.
—Likewise--
W. India GOODS and
GROCERIES,
N. B. Dr. Pierrepont, offers
his services as Phylician and Sur
gcon---he may be found at the
house of Mr. Quincey.
Nov. 29.
Ebenezer Thompson,
Has for file at bis Waie-Houfe,
Bow-dreet,
OLD Sable Russia Iron per ton ;
Brandy per Pipe or Bal. , Superfine Flour ;
Liverpool Silt; Hyfon, Young Hyfon,
Hyfon Skin, Sounchong and Behea Teas,
per chelt ; a few boxes Spanish Sugars ;
200 lb. Nutmegs, in bages of 10 lb. each,
which will be fold by the bag or Single pound
CHEAP.
Nov. 29.
4
I WILLIAM GARLAND
INFORMS his friends and the
I iblic that he is now opening at the Store
.rely occupied by Mr. Edward Parry, in
Jongrefs-ftree',
A Large Assortment of .
Seasonable Goods,
Os the latest importation, which
-mil be fold at prices that WILL give latis-
Yfion to the purchasers, among which
nay be noticed in particular,
Broad Cloths of all prices, con
lifting of blue, green, brown, black, and
mix'd colors ; and 'afhionable Drab for
furtonts; Plains ; Serges ; dark brown
Coatings and Ratteens ; handsome Drab do.
Baizes ; Flannels.
An assortment best ROSE BLAN
KE FS, very cheap.
Black and olive Velvets ; fafhion
~ible Drab do. and Cords ; Hosiery of all
kinds.
A neat assortment of Vesting,
confiding of Swanfdown, satin, and silk
Vet ets.
A variety of Chintzes, of the
newest fathions ; Furnitures ; Camel's
Hair Shawls, black, white & color'd, and
with elegant fattin borders.
A large quantity of India Cot
tons and Calicoes, of all prices, cheap ;
Police Silks ; Luteftrings.
A large assortment of
Muffs and Tippets, from 3 dol.
&50 cents to 21 dols. Tippets separate ;
Furrs ready dressed for making do.
He has alfofor sale,
5 pipes Spanish Brandy.
8 hhds. Weft-India Rum.
5 bales Cotton. Gin.
10 chests and quarters Tea.
Nov. 29.'
Fashionable Drab Broadcloths and
Gaffimeres.
Swett & Weeks
Have received an assortment of
fafliionable Drab mill'd Broadcloth
& Caffimeres of fuperoir qualities.
Nov. 29,
Sheathing Paper.
WOODBURY MELCHER
has for sale, at his Store near Long Wharf
a quanity of Excellent Sheathing- Paper.—
Also, an assortment of
W. India GOODS and
GROCERIES,
of the firft quality-cheap for cash
or approved credit.
Nov. 29.
For sale by
T. MORTON,
bign of the Golden Key,
Congress-street,
Two Doors tram the Part fmouth Stone.
HYSON, Young Hyfon, Hy-
I fonfkin, Souchong and Bohea Teas
warranted. Cogniac and Bar
celona Brandy ; Holland's and
American Gin; Rum per hhd. or
otherwise ; Madeira, Sherry, Lis
bon, Claret, Port, and Sweet
Wines, per quarter calk or less
quantity ; Loaf, India and Brown
Sugars; Coffee ; Flour ; Pollock
Fish ; Salt ; Cotton ; Cards, &c.
together with a general assortment
of
W. India GOODS and
GROCERIES,
of the firft quality, and very low
for ready cash.
Attendance from fun-rife, until
9 o'clock in the evening.
December 6.
For Sale,
On board the Sloop Sukey laying
at Long wharf, David Lewis mas- I
ter,
20 Tons Iron-Ware
Very Low for cash.
Nov, 2
A Premium given for
Spanish Dollars,
By SAMUEL HAM. )
TO BE SOLD
At Public Vendue,'
On Tburfday, the Sth December,
at twelve o'clock at noon, on the premises,
The weflerly end of the
Dwelling-House & Land
adjoining, together with a store thereon, fit
tinted in New-Castle, late the estate of Na
than White, deceased.
Nathan White, Ad'r.
New-Cagle, Nov, 19.
fuf received and for Sale by
Quincey and Pierrepont,
A FEW Chests of Souchong Tea
of a good quality.
December 6, 1803.
Custom House,
Portsmouth, Nov. 30, 1803.
ALIbT of the Claims decided upon oy
the Commissioners under the Seventh
Article of the British Treaty, is deposited in
this Office ; by order of the Secretary of
State, for the information of those concerned.
For Sale,
If applied for in a few days,
The Jebooner fones's Eddy,
about one year old, 97 tons burden, was
built at Jopes's Eddy, in Kennebeck,
entirely oak. Now laying at long
wharf. Terms made known
by applying to the mas
ter on board.
Nov. 29.
Loft
In Portfmonth, or between Port fmouth
Ferrv and York Court-House, a black leath
er POCKET BOOK, containing 21 dollars
in bank bills, and two notes of hand, pay
able to William Banks, or order. Who
ever has found and will return the fame to
Richard Banks of York ; or Samuel Jones
of Portsmouth, shall be generously rewards
ed. Nov. 28.
20 Dollars Reward.
LOST between Portsmouth and
Newmarket, a small red Morocco
Pocket-Book, containing aoout 90
Dollars, with other papers.
Whoever has found and will bring the fame to
this office, shall receive the above reward.
BARLEY & FLAXSEED
Wanted
By Wm. & C. Neil,
for which a generous Price will be
given at their Store in Buck-street.
Portsmouth Sept 5.
EDWARD PARRY
INFORMS his Friends and the Public,
that he has removed from Congress-street, to his
New Brick Store, No. to, Nlarket-freet,
where he has opened a large assortment of
Fall & Winter Goods,
which he has imported direct from the Manufac
turers, which will be fold at the lowed advance, by
wholesale and retail—confiding of
Best fuperfine London blue, black,drab,
mixt, corboe and bottle green Broad-Cloths.
Double milled, drab, and other fgfhion
able colour Caflimeres ; sup rfine drab, mixed, and
Brunswick Forest Cloths.
Twilled Duffils and Coatings ; Baizes
and Flannels.
N and V Rose Blankets of
superior quality.
A large assortment of faJhionable
Swanfdown and other Vesting ; black,
blue, and Olive Velvets, Thickfetts and Corduroys.
A complete assortment of
Strowbridge and Jerky 3 threaded knit
Stockings, silk and cotton do.
Callimancoes & Ruffels ; fuperfine Du
rants and Tammies ; London Shalloons and Flor
entines.
Muffs & Tippets ; Lace, Furr, and
other Trirhmings.
Falhionable Chintzes and Bed Furni
ture, with a large assortment of fringes and toffils
to match.
Fashionable Muslins of every defcrip
ton ; Dimities and Muflinets.
Iris; Linens & Sheetings.
A large afotment of
Camel's hair and silk Shawls of every co
lor ; Modes and Sattins ; Laces and Edgings of su
perior qualities.
0 large affrtment of
Ladies and Gentlemen's new fashion
Beaver Hats ; black and colored Feathers Wreaths &
Flowers ; fafhionable shagg for Hatts; Gold and
silver dress Italian Crapes; black, pink, blue, and
white plain do.
25 bales of Sewing Twine; Salmon
Twine ;,Cod Lines and Herring Netts.
Portsmouth, No. 10, Mat betgreet, Nov. 2% 1803.
FAMILY BIBLES
Worth having ! .
At C. Peirce's Book-store.
Containing as \otioius,
I. THE Books of the Old
Teliamen:, the Apocrypha, and the N w
Testament, as translated by order cf Kmg
James I. of England.
2. A chronological Table of
the most remarkable events recorded in tho
Scriptures, from the creation to the death <f
Christ.
3. A Table of the different
Characters and Offices spoken of in the bi
ble.
4. A Table of Scripture
weights, measures, and coins, reduced to
dollars and cents.
5. An alphabetical Table of
the proper names used in the Old and New-
Testaments, with the meaning of the
words in the original languages.
6. A Table of divisions of time
among the jews.
7. A chronological Table of
the Apostles anti their luccctiors, who foun
ded and presided over the five grand
Churches.
8. A chronological Index of
the years and times from Adam unto
Christ.
9. Portrait of an apoffolic
preacher, from Cowper.
10. A table of kindred and
affinity, within which, according to the jcy. -
ith and American laws, no person ought to
contrast marriage.
IT. A Clergyman's address to
married persons, containing a fealonabic and
judicious sketch of the requires to happiness
in the married State.
12. A chrious analytical diflection of the
Books of the O d and New Tellaments.
13. A geographical sketch of
the Boundaries, Rivers, Mountains, Chief
towns, Population, and other particulars,
refpeaing Palestine, with a view of the
present matters and miseries of that once
happycountry.
(& 14. A copious Concordance
to the Holy Scriptures, by which the princi
pal texts of Scripture may be easily found
out. By the learned and indefatigable John
Brown of Haddington.
15. A valuable family record,
containing four pages, handsomely divi
ded, for marriages, births, deaths, &c.
16 A concise and animated
view of the evidences of the Christian Re
ligion, and its tendency to promote both
individual and national happiness.
17. Table of all the passages
in the Old Testament, quoted by Jeius
Christ and his Apostles in the New.
18. Six elegant Maps, and
twenty-four hiftoricai Enyravirgs, execu ed
by '1 iebotit, Tann r, Harrison, Shallus,
Lawfun, Fix, Jeres, anl Weston, viz.
I. The Journeyings of the
children of Ifraei, from Ram fes to the
land of Canaan.
2. Map of Canaan, as promis
ed to Abraham.
3. Map of Palestine, as fettled
by the Jews.
4. Map of the Assyrian, med
an, Pertian, and Babylonian em
pires.
5. Land of Moriah, or Jer
usalem, and the adjacent country.
6. Map of the travels of the
Apoliles.
7. The finding of Moses by the
daughter of Pharaoh.
8. Adam, Eve, Cain, and
Abd.
9. Hagar and Iflimael in the
d frt.
10. Abraham going to offer up
his lon Isaac.
11. Isaac blessing Jacob instead
of Esau.
12. The plague of hail.
13. The fall of the manna.
14. Simplon decoying the
Philistines with the jaw-bone cf an ass.
13. Minor prophets.
16. Adoration of the infant
Jesus, in the liable, by the Magi.
C. Peirce has just received One Thousand
dollars worth of Bibles of almost every de
scription, size and price, among which are
some of the above, which he fell at 9 dollars
each, others are of the following prices, 6s,
756, 853, 95, 939, 125, 1356, 1453, 16x6,
18„b256, 245, 455, 485 sir, 545, 695,
725, 90s, loos, each.