Republican ledger, and Portsmouth price current — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-01-25 00:00:00, page 4

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SONNET—TO PERFECTION.
DOST thon on beauty's blooming cheek recline,
Where, touch'd with smiles, the magic dimple
plays,
Where roseate hues in rising blushes fliine,
And every feature dra^s the admiring gaze.
Or dost thou dwell where elegance displays
The just proportion of a graceful frame —
Where each enlivening gelhire Itill pourtrays
Thole foft attractions which I cannot name ?
Or in the virtuous and rhe moral bread
Does thy fair term unsullied remain ?
Does not e'en there some lhade of folly rest,
Which fwiftl) drives thee from its dark domain ?
Her puretl heart can ne'er with thee convene—
In fancy's mirror only art thou seen,
JULIENNE.
EPIGRAM.
CHLOE's form'd by the Graces to please,
She's tempting, rich, lovely, and young,
I die whilst nflefting on these,
Bat revive at the noise of her tongue.
I HAVE for sale at my Store in Broad
fircet, a pretty general
ASSORTMENT OF
Weft-India GOODS and
Groceries,
which I should be very glad to exchange
for cash, they confit principally of the
following articles — viz.
Gunpowder, Hyfon, Hyfon-
Skin, Souchong, and Bohea TEAS, of the
very best quality ; Loaf, India and Brown
SUGARS; Coffee; Chocolate of a superi
or quality No. i& 2; Spices of all kinds ;
best Mufcadel and other Raisins, by the box,
calk or retail ; frefh Malaga Grapes ; fhel'd
Almonds ; Zant Currants ; Figs ; Oatmeal;
Ginger ; Saltpetre ; Starch ; Pepper ;
Mustard, by the pound or bottle ; Indigo ;
Sweet Oil ; Flour ; Rice ; Cotton ; best
Spanish Sugars , Elliot's belt Snuff, by the
keg or retail ; excellent Rappee and Mac
cabau Snuff.
Madeira, ^' IWINES.
Lisbon & Malaga,
Old Coniac Brandy, best Barcelona
Brandy ; Hollands Gin ; good old Rum ;
excellent Vinegar.
—Likewise —
Writing,Wrapping & Press Papers;
Playing Cards ; and various other articles.
All the above I will warrant of
the best kind, and will fell them very cheap.
Samuel Larkin.
Portsmouth, January 18.
Crockery, Glass, ^ China
Ware Store.
ISAAC STANWOOD,
„ ESPECTFULLY informs his Cuf
romers and others that he has taken
the dore next that of Abner Blajdell, fen'rs.
in Buck-Street, where he has for sale
A good affortrnent of
Crockery, Glass & China Ware,
as cheap as can be found in town.
fa 18. _
JOHN GODDARD,
HAS FOR SALE,
At fore No. 6, on Portsmouth Pier,
A few hogsheads of St. Croix
RUM.
SUGAR of different qualities, in
hogsheads and barrels.
Bohea TEA, in Chests, half
Chests and quarter Chests.
IRON, Russia &svedifh.
Window GLASS, io by 8 and
9 by 7, in 50 and 10 feet boxes.
'CORDAGE ofall sizes, &c. &c.
PurtJmouth.Jan. 18, 1803.
Jonathan Goddard,
Has taken a Store in North School Street,
Near the Assembly House,
WHERE HE HAS FOR SALE
A general assortment of
HARD WARE GOODS,
by Wholesale and Retail.
Portsmouth, Jan. 18, 1803.
- TO LET,'
TOHAT very convenient
, STORE
hr^t and public stand on church
l^al^ll hill, owned by Geo.W.Wen
dell, and is now improved
by him His absence from the country fur
twelve or eighteen months ; and his accom
modating himfelf with the front of his house,
induces him to let it for that time. For
further particulars inquire of him at his store
asabove. ^^
Milling Volumes !
Supposed to have been dropped in the
/beet, during the late fire.
THE third and seventh vols. ofCoke's Reports.
The firft vol. of Guldfmith's hirtory of Greece.
The firlt vol. of Dickinton's Writings The 2d
vol. of Dyer's Reports.—The 2d and 3d vols. of
Lord Raymond's Reports—The 2d vol. of Beau
ties of History—The iff, 2d and Bth vol. of the
Spectator.—The 2d vol. of the Negro equalled by
fe,v Europeans.—The 2d vol. ofWillich's Lectures.
—The ift vol. of Ethelinde The 2d vol. of Ma
jor Piper—The 2d vol. of Hopkin's Syltem of
Divinity.—The 2d vol. of Sanford and Merton. —
The 2d vol. of the Devil on two Sticks.—The iff
vol. of Royal Captive.—The 4th,sth and 6th vols.
of the Britifb Plutarchs Two of the iff vols. of
Edward.—The lit vol. of Abernethy's Sermons. —
The ift vol. of Montague's Letters.—Two of the
-ill vols. of the Mysteries of Udolpho.— The 2d vol.
of Blair's Sermons.—The 2d vol. of the Gleaner.
—The ill vol. of Juliet Grenville.—The 2d vol. of
Joseph Andrews.
Any person having any of the above odd
Volumes, is earnestly requeued to fend them
to the fubferiber's shop, opposite William &
Charles Neil's store, Buck-street, and they
will exceedingly oblige • .
Charles Peirce.,
LOST,'
IN Moving, during the late fire, a Quar
ter Cask Brandy. —Any person who will
give information to the fubferiber where the
fame may be found will greatly oblige him.
Jonathan Goddard.
Jan. 17.
Martha Winkley,
INFORMS her customers and
the public, that in consequence of the
late fire,whereby the was a considerable loser
that flie has removed from her late store in
Jeffrey's Row, Bow-dfeet, to Miss Anna
Alcock's house, in High-street, where the
has opened a (hop and recommenced her
former business, and
Where Jhe has for SALE
Weft-India GOODS and
GROCERIES,
very cheap, and of good quality.
She hopes her old customers will
not forget to call on her as usual, and receive
her thanks for the mod trifling favor.
Portsmouth, Jan. 18, 1803.
Robert M'Cleary,
DEEPLY impressed with grati
tude, tenders his thanks to his worthy
friends, who in his absence preserved 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 frefh supply of
SHOES,.
Which are now ready For Sale.
Portsmouth, Jan. tt, 1803.
1— ■—■<»■■ I ■.l I ■■ ■ l.■■■ l —— . ■■o^
John B. Sewall
HAS taken a shop in Buck-street,
nearly opposite the Poft-office,
Where he has For Sale,
An assortment of
ENGLISH GOODS.
Portsmouth, Jan. 11, 1803.
Cazneau Bayley
TNFORMS his customers in gen
' eral, that he has taken part of the (tore
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, Jan. it.
400 acres. A valuable Farm
FOR SALE,
frr^-^ (CONTAINING about
four hundred acres of
excellent good Land, with
^t^O^^l Buildings thereon, situated
in Epping, about four miles
from Newmarket landing, confining of good mow
ing and fine easy tillage land ; there is a number
of good orchards on Laid farm, with a great quan
tity of timber and wood ; which considering the
nearness to market makes it very valuable indeed.
Said farm might be easily made capable of keeping
53 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 of said farm, and is full of wood and timber,
which will be fold separate, if more convenient to
the purchaser.
Said tra&: of Land will make two good
Farms-; the whole of said lands are finely
watered. For further information apply to
CHASE CROCKETT, living on the
premises, or to
SAM'I PLUMER, jr.
Fpbing, Jan. 7, 180,9.
- FOUND,
ON Portsmouth Pier, A NOTE OF
HAND drawn by William Chafe,
in favor of George P. Frost. The owner
may have it again by paying for this adver
tisement, and calling on John Gookin in
Greenland.
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SIGN ^t^ of THE
GOLDEN KEY.
Thomas Morton,
CONI INUES 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
eral assortment of
Weft India Goods
and
GROCERIES,
of good quality,
and cheap for cash, among which are TEAS
warranted to be of the firft quality,
also
SPIRITS & WINES
Constant attendance from Sunrif t°•
o'clock.
Jan. To, 180?.
Joseph Gavet,
INFOMS the public that in consequence
of the late fire, which destroyed the
(tore he formerly occupied, with a consider
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.
B. 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,
A meft complete assortment of
DRY GOODS,
suited to all seasons, which he will fell as
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 flreet
s'fthat which runs -from Woodbury Langdon,
Ejqr's. large Brick House, in a line with
Buck-street, to the Portsmouth Pier.
Jan. 11.
— —
John Gains,
Clock & Watch Maker,
IN FORMS his friends and customers that
in consequence of the late diftrefling
fire, he has removed to Congress-street, 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, it.
Leonard Serrat,
Refpeafully informs befriends and the public
in general, that be has removed to the
Jbop lately occupied by Mr. William
Coffin, lower end of Buck-
Jireet, where be carries
on the
Taylor's Business
in all its branches, with neatness punctuali
ty and dispatch.
He bus for sale, an oftrtment of
SEAMEN'S CLOTHING,
very cheap for cafo.
He tenders lijs old customers, for their nu
merous favors, and begs a continuation
, of the fame.
%n. IT. (
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.
Rowe & Sleeper,
TNFORM the public that they
F have taken a (hop in Buck-street, oppo
site N. S. & W. Peirce's Bookflore, and 2
doors Weft of the Poft-Office, where they
offer for sale,
Weft-India Goods, and
Groceries,
As usual, cheap for Cash.
Ebenezer Chadwick,
IN consequence of the late fire which con
sumed the (tore he formerly occupied,
has taken a flare head of B^k- llrect, next
door to E. WenxYorib's, Wfeie he has for
sale—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 ioejer in the late fire,
be hypes ad delinquent debtors will come for
warjand make immediate payment to enable
him t puifue his bujinejs us uJual.
Jan. 11.
, RICHARD EVANS,
PRESENTS his thanks to his
1 4 friend who affixed him to remove the
greater part f his Goods at the time of the
lire , but as there was time only to carry
then; 2 :hmt distance, many articles are
miffar , ov k^ to the confufion which then
rr' ^ 4 : i\° person who may have re
ceived Lie G^oc- are desired to return them
to the tn 4 ner, and they fliall be liberally
rewarded for their care and trouble.
The Goods Miffing, are
Several bundles of Mellins, both plain and
figured ; a box of Wearing Apparel ; a shag
Great Coat and Gioves ; 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 Various 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 such articles as they may
want, and they may find a ready sale for their
produce. January 11, 1803.
DANIEL AUSTIN;
HAS FOR SALE
At his Store opposite the Brick Market,
South end Mr. Buckminller's meeting house,
A General Aflortment
'GROCERIES,
Wholesale and Retail, viz.
Gun Powder,^ . ^Rpck, Lisbon & Fine
Hyfon, J SALT.
Hyfon Skin, I Salt Petre.
Souchong and I^ s Spanish, French and
' £ Carolina Indigo.
'° ffee ; fCotton Wool.
Cnocolate. | Cotton & wool Cards
Loaf& brown Sugars ; R e . Curn . W Q
~!,: h^ur. Cheese.
>.™ ns ° § Butter, in small kegs
Box ditto. 1 fo r Dipping.
'Grants. | pfok & c ,, d Fi &
Maderia, ) . f Ahum.
^^ l'^ iAtfpice.
Lisbon, 1 Ginger.
Tencriffe, % |Pepper.
Port and |> | Rice,
Malaga J Z § Ground do.
Brandy.„ § Almonds.
R^. § Mustard in bottles. 1
° ln ° c . . I do - per pound.
Brown Stout, in bot- | R o ] e Brimstone.
' es * ! Copperas.
Porter, in ditto. f Caftile Soap.
Draught, ditto. ^Common do.
Essence Spruce. ; Poland Starch.
Sperm Oil. Cocoa Shells.
Salad do. | Cavenne>
Olives, in bottles. % Mace.
Capers, in do. | Cinnamon
Anchovies, in do. j Nutmegs.
Red- Wood. I Cloves.
Eog-Wood. 1 20 barrels Pork.
Fuftick. | x g do. Ship Bread.
Iron Hollow Ware : Corks.
confiding of 70 wt. | Spanish Matts, for
Kettles, l ot', Skil- § intrv's.*
lets. Spiders, &c. | Clothes Lines.
ton Shovels. .{Bed Cords.
Trunks.^
A quantity best
Morocco Skins,
different colours, as cheap as at any place
in Boston.
PARLOUR STOLES,
at reduced prices ; some of which are haiX
fomely ornamented ; they are a reme
dy for smoky rooms, very conve
nient, & a great saving of fuel.
Paper Hangings,
a large and good affortmeut, with borders
suitable, at the lowed price they can be ,
purchased in Portfinouth.
Mould Candles,
of a superior quality, 4,5, and 6to a pound,
<he present price, 18 cents per box,
20 cents per tingle pound. Dipt
ditto 8 and 10 to the pound.
Spermaceti dittos
Those perfms u'^ wife to purchase for (hipping,
or family nfe may be (applied on as good terms
as at the factory in Lxetcr, Jan. 11.