Oracle post — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-11-01 00:00:00, page 4

IfIEWGOObS.
Peter Coffin,
/Has received per tte Amphion from London, and
Packet from Liverpool, an extensive assortment of
Fa/htonable, Fancy, & Staple
GOODS,
'which are now opened, wholesale and retail, viz
"OEST Superfine and low priced
Broad Cloths ; Habit Cloths; Caffimeres; Coat
ings ; Ratteens; Kerftys ; Fcafnaughts ; Forest
Cloths ; Serges ; Baizes; Flannels ; Blankets; Wild
bores ; Camblets ; Crapes ; Denmark Luftres ;
Hairbines ; Durants; Tammies ; Shalloons; plain
aud rib'dCdimancoes; Ruffels ; Moreens; Tabo.
seeps; Sattioetts ; Florentines. A great variety
Fashionable Waistcoating ; black
& olive Velvets ; Hunters Cords; black, crimion,
and green Shag; worded and silk Plufli ; men's
plain and striped Black Sattins ; Fustians ; Jeans ;
Denims ; Quiltings ; silk Velvets ; Thickietts.
4 la+ge affiriment f
Latest fashion Calicoes and Chintzes ;
-Chintz and Dimity Furnitures ; Copperplates ;
0 Muflinets ; Dimities. A great variety of
Book, jacconet, cambrick & tambor'd
Mufliqs ; a few elegant India Mullins; fashionable
tarfenetC ^bricks; Mull n Handkerchiefs ; men's
Neckerchiefs.
Camel's hair, cambrick, purple, chintz,
rand large silk Shawls; cambrick, linen, cotton, ro-.
mal, bandanna and black silk Handkerchiefs^
A great variety of
Italian Silks ; fashionable Pelice Silks ;
India and English Luftrings ; India Persians ;
Modes ; Satins; Satfnets ^Tiffanies ; Italian Crapes;
"Gauzes; Millets.
A large affirtment
Thread Laces and Edgings ; black
Laces ; black Lace Cloaks; black and white Lace
Veils. A great variety of
Fa(hionable straw, new imperial fancy
Leghorn, white chip, rtnd Spanish dress Hats and
Bonnets; a few fafhlonable silk Bonnets, full
trim'd ; men's and boy': Hat's. A variety of
Black and fancy Feathers ; falhiona
gle velvet Flowers and Wreaths ; a few elegant dress
*Fans; black Crape Fans ; Parasols ; Umbrellas.
A large afotment of
Kid and Morocco Shoes, some with
4 &k soles; Rosette; Shoe Ties ; Morocco Slips.
A,eat 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-bees ; gold and fil
ter Epaulets ; Spangles ; Straw Trimmings.
A huge afotment of
Men's and Youth's worsted, cotton,:
and silk Hose ; Women's white and black cotton
& silk Hole; Women's cotton arid silk Gloves aydJ
Mitts ; white and color'd Kid Gloves ; Men's and :
Women's Black Gaiters ; Men's and Women's
'Worfted Socks ; Men's and boy's Worsted Gloves ;'
women's worftedGloves and Mitts; mtn's mill'd
and color'd worded Caps ; men's white and black ;
Gauze Hose ; men's silk and beaver Gloves, some
lin'd with flannel ; cotton and silk Traces; Stock
Stiffners ; Emigrant Socks and Boots ; worked
Drawers. A great variety of
Mock fable, fox, goat's beard, bear and ;
ennct Muffs and Tippets; Fur Trimmings; cotton
Waddings.
Linens ; Irilh Sheetings ; Table Cloths;
of all fixes ; Diapers ; Grown Hollands; Checks ;
India Cottons; Threads, Embroidering and ,ther
Sewing Silks; Bindings; white and chintz Bed
Lace ; Cords and Tassels.
Fashionable gilt, plated, and basket:
Buttons; Reel Knee Buckles; silver Thimbles,
Watch Chains, Seals and Keys.
Carpetsand Carpeting.
Pertfmouih, if Ofl ißofo „
LETTER'S remaining in
the Poll-Office,atExEreß, October, 1,1803.
Jacob Pearfoil; jr. Phineas Felch ;
^liphalec Giddings; Joseph Wiggins; David Williams;
Jeremiah Robertson; Mary Warren ; Simon Wiggin*;
Jabez Dodge; Daniel Clark; Kinfly Lyford ; Joseph
Smith; William F Rbwhod; Exeter. —Jabez Smith;
William Cutting, Jofiab Dudley, Brentwood ; Benjamin
Loverin; James Pufingten ; Hilliard Samborn, Kenfag
ton; Benjamin Norris; Ifaae Beriev, Stratum; John
Thurston, Deerfield ; Nabby Healey, "Hampton Faile ; Mose
Bagley, Cahdia.
J. W. Gilman, pofl-mafter.
LICE!
S. LARKIN, has removed
from Broad-street, to the Store lately occupied b,^.R.
Swett, on the Parade—where he has for Sale, a general
affurtment of
W.lndia Goods & Groceries
Portsmouth, Odoter 31, xßo^
—NEW GOODS.
lITATHANIEL DEAN, begs leave
toinform his Friends and the Public, that he has
just received, a handsome assortment of
Fall & Winter Goods,
that will be fold cheap at hit Stere in Congress-street.
P„fotb, Qato 11, 1803.
For New-York,
^ ' THE Schooner Dove, lying
Dim I " Jacob SnEArE's 'wharf, will
- ^&&g, fail next week,—for Freight or Passage, apply
J#Bl^Zt to William Tretethen on board, or at
Jacob Sheafe's fore.
Portsmouth, October 22, [IBO3.
A Maid Servant #
is wanted, in cfrall family, of three Persons only —
good recommendation: will be wanted, apply to the
Printers. '^"^h O^b^^
THE Subcribers have again teriteted
into Copartnership under the firm of
John & Jonathan Goddard,
and recommenced business at their former Stand
in Market-ftreet —
•where they bare for Sale,)
°Ruffia & Swedes IRON.
Heart &Club, Halback's and blifter'd ,
STEEL. # NAILS of all sizes, cut and|
wrought. c .
"Spikes, Sheet Lead, Shot.
'6 by 8,7 by 9, Bby 10, 10 by 12, 11
by 14, & 12 by 17
WINDOW GLASS.
Painter's OIL & COLOURS.
Glue. Rottenftone.'
Brushes of all kinds.
Gilt and Mahogafty framed
LOOKING GLASSES.
Rest Cognize & Aiicant BRANDY.
Holland Gin.
Maderia, Sherry, Red ]
Port, Vidonia, Lisbon, 3 WINES.
and Malaga J
Hyfon, Young-Hyfon, ] _
Hyfon Skin, Souchong, > T^AS.
and Bohea J
Philadelphia double and single refined
LOAF SUGAR.
Hogsheads & Barrels of
BROWN SUGAR.
Spices. Boxes of GLASS WARE.
Hollow IRON WARE.
CORDAGE of all sizes.
I-ALSO-
A general assortment of
Hard Ware Goods.
JOHN GODDARD,
JON'a. GODDARD.
Poftjmout'b, ^4guJi 15, 1803.
Evening School.
SAMUEL BOWLES intends to open
his Evening School (at the brick school house)
the firft Monday evening in November next ; for
further particulars apply to him.
New Spelling Book.
THE Maine Spelling Book, contain
ing a variety of WORDS accented and
divided—with TOoral and entertaining Lessons for
Reading—Ufeful Tables, &c. —To which is added,
a Geographical description of the U. States
mgateral.
Designed to be regd in Schools and ; particularly cal
culated to be read in elaffes.
By Thomas Prentiss.
h&rwaor of Uniat School, Portland.
—o—.
" Defray the bud—the tree willyield no fruit.
;" So youth nefkacd, —Man becomes a brute.
—o—
— edition, revised correaed and enlarged.
For jaleat Treadwells's Book-Store,
Price iq^ Cents does. 20 cents single.
Pifeataqua Bridge.
;T'HE Proprietors are notified that
their annual mteting witl^e held at the east
Chamber of the Court-House in Portsmouth, on
-Wednesday the 9th day of November next, at 3
o'clock in the afternoon.
Samuel Ellidt,
Oct. 15, 1803. • "Proprietors Clak.
Wm. & Dani. Treadwell
Offer the following BOOKS for sale at their
Book & Stationary Shop,
corner of Court & Buck-streets, at low as they can be
purchased in Philadelphia, New-York, or Bottom
RUSSEL's Ancient & Modern Eu
rope.—The Hiftory of Ancient Europe,with a view
Os the Revolutions in Asia and Africa—ln a series of Let
ters to a young Nobleman—and the Hiftory of Modern
Europe,with an account of the fall and decline of the Roman
Empire,and k view of the Progress of Society from t|ic rife of
the Modern kingdoms, to the Peace of Paris, io 1763 —in a
fefies of Letters—by Wm, Rossell, L.L.D. second Amer
ican edition, carefully correaed both works in fcVen vols.
calf bound, 19 dollars, —large odavo—Modern Europe,
j vols. iheep, 13 de. do.
Letters addressed to a Young Man,
dn his 6rh entrance into life ; and adapted to the peculiar
circumstances of the present times——by Mrs. West, au
thor of " A 'Tale of tie Times, " A Gossip's Storf &c. &c
"Give me the boy at the Plough, and the Girl at, her Spinning.
qpb&L r^hw than ranfo# Owning Mrtaptjjin, and tuifsflu
dying life And manner,, in the pages as WoLSTONCRAFT and
Godwin." One handsome limo vol. 1,25 cents.
A View of Religions, in two parts —
Part 1. containing an alphabetical compendium of the Va
rious RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS, which have
appeared in the world, from the beginning of the Christian
^ra to the present day. Part ad. containing a brief ac
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among mankind. The whole collected from the best au
thors, ancient and modern By Hannah Adams.
“ Prove all things, bold fafl that which is good —Apottle Paul.
One royal Evo vol. 3,25 cetd,.
Man of Education ; or, Beauties of
Lord Chefterfield, being (elections from that author of
pieces the most valuable and unexceptionable, on Education
Manners, and the general condud of life—ornamented with
a handsome frontispiece—,,fo 1,00 cent,,
Melmoth's Essays on the sublime and
beautiful passages of the Holy Scriptures—so cents.
M'Kenfie's Voyage from Montreal, on
the River St. Lawrence through the continent of North-
America to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans; In the years
xfy, and 1,93. With a preliminary account of the FUR
TRADE of that country, illustrated with a large map—
one vol limo —i,„ cents.
The English Reader, or pieces in prose
and poetry, telexed from the best writers, designed to assist
young persons to read with propriety and effed, to improve
their language and sentiments, ahd to inculcate some of the
most important principles of piety and virtue—by Lindley
Murray—l vol zoo rata ,"
Tvliffiondry Sermons— Serthoris preached
in London at the formation of the Missionary Society, to
which are prefixed Memorials refpeding the firtt attempts
of that fociety —X vol 87 cents.
Montalbeit,by Charlotte Smith--z vols.
200 cents.
Modern Travellet, containing the com-
I pressed Travels of Park," Ledyard, Lucas, Sonioi, Brown,
Savary, Volney, and M. de Valliant in Africa, 4 vols—
/ 6,fronts.
\ Mirror for the Ladies, or Historical
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\ One thousand Notable Things on vari
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practicable, profitable, and of great advantage-pocket vol
6,cents.
Charlotte Temple---by Mrs. Kowfon,
Her form "was faultlefs, and tier mind
Untainted yet by art
Was noble, just, humane and kind,
And Virtue warn'd bee beast.
But ahl the cruel f,oiler came.
'Nelfon's Letter to the Protestant Dis-
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tural and Protestant principles to (how what regard is due
to human articles of faith—and also, to explain several par
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tiou—by John Nelfcn, their late Pastor.
"Ob Freedom ! fivereign boon of Heaven,
Great Charter with our Being given,
Far nubicb the PaerroS end the Sage,
'Have plann'd, have bled, through every age !
High privilege of human race,
Beyond a mortal Monarch grace.
Who could not give, nor can reclaim,
'What but from God immediate came."
Peyroufe's Voyage round the World
abridged from the original French Journal of M. La Pe
roufe which was lately published by M. Millet Mu
reau, in obedience to an order of the French Government—
to which is added, a Voyage from Manilla to California—
by Don. A. Maurille—and an abftraa of the Voyages and
Discoveries of the late Cape. G. Vancouver-1 vol, iQQcts.
Ovid's Epistles--1 pocket vol. 87 cents.'
Orton's Difeourfes to the aged, on the
following febjeds; viz.
Tie difference between the "activity of Touth, and the
Infirmities of Age.
B^rzittiafs refufal of David's invitationtoferufalem.
The ffuitfulriefs of agedChriftians.
Caleb's Refection on the goodness and faitbfidnefs of
God to sifli.
The design and improvement of ujelefs days, and we,
rifome nights.
'God's promise to bear and deliver bis aged Servants.
Israel's foUrney through the Wilderness, an Emblem
of the Chriftian'sflate on eartb.
The outward Man decaying, and the inward Man
renewing.
Jacob's acknowledgement of the Divine care, and
blessing his grand-children^
Joseph's dying assurance to bis Brethren that God
would vifittbem.
The honour of aged piety.
The joy of the aged in heaving their defendant fprof
perous, peaceful arid bi°m
The hana sCodi; rem .^g oir free r de farJr°r:
Theafarance f rest arid futureglory green lodged 1
Daniel.
x vol ICO &*s.
Pleasing Inftrtf&br, or Entertainingf
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allegories; college 1 from the molt eminent English Editors.l
1 vol 87 cents.
Probate Auxiliary, or a Director and
Assistant to Probate courts, adminiftratdrs and Guardians,
by Samuel Freeman, Esq.
Register of Probate for the County of
Cumberland, Massachusetts, x vol 63 cents.
American Pocket Atlas : containing 1^
maps of the United States, with a cencife defcriptioh of
each State—a handsome pocket vol 1,50 cents,
Paul & Virginia : translated from the
'French of Benardin St. 'Pierre—by Helen Maria Williams
75 cents.
Moreau D'St.Mery, Topographical and
Political dcfcription of St. Domingo, as it was previous to
the late convulsions in that Unhappy colony—2 vols Bvo
3,00 cents.
Works of Rev. Eben. Erfkine,--; vols.
Bvo— 5,50 cents,
all the above Books may be had st
William & Daniel Treadwell's
>ook Store, corner of Court & Buckfreets —
where is conflantly kept a pretty general afctment of
BOOKS & STATIONARY.
aober i^.
itOT_ —
IN Pursuance of the Act to incorporate
the associated Mechanics and Manufafhuers
of the State of New hampthire—the Cerpntoion are
hereby notified to meet at the Brick fchool-houfe*
in Portsmouth, on Thursday the 3d day of .No
vember next, at 6 o'clock, P.M. for the purpole of
choofin^ their firft board of trufleet, and to tranf
ad luch otter bufinels as may be thought necessary.
Tobias Walker,
^QR amtre ===—-————_ —ii' iftii* ■ »*■ ■■-
Two Oxen Stolen,
about fix.jears old.
ON Sunday night, Odober 16, 1803,
taken from the Farm at Lee, out of the Yard, two
OXEN, about five feet ten inches girt— One red with a
white back—the other red with a white spot on his rump.
Any Person who will give notice to Jonathan Wood
man, living on said Farm, or to Jonathan Warner,
Ihall be well rewarded for their trouble.
„n. 1,1 ~ ■■■,■—. I ;- -—cm— —
Galvanism.
DR. SPALDING having conftruded
a GALVANIC MACHINE, is ready to
exhibit the fame to the curious ; and apply the
galvanic influence far medical purposes,
Portsmouth, OR. If.
' " NOTIC E.
ALL PerfoßS arc hereby cautioned
against purchasing two Promissory Notes,
dated the 20th day of March, A, D. iSoa, for,
three hundred dollars each, Signed by the fable fiber,
and payable to ASA WIGGIN, or order, on de
mand, with interest, as said notes were obtained
from me by fraud, and cODfideration.
LEVI WIGGIN.
PO^T RIDERS NOTICES
STEVEN WORTH, refpedfulty in
formsthe citizens of New-Hampihire and Vermont.
that he carries the United States Mail from Portfmoutlfa
to Canaan in Vermont—formerly carried by Mr. BRAGfy
—he solicits their patronage.
$
Moses Thayer
Respectfully informs the ct
izens of this State, that he carries the United State's
Mail through the counties of Rockingham and Cheshire,
in this State—Patronage is solicited.
r,THE above Riders, will punctually
and faithfully deliver this Paper to Gentlemen at reafofc
able rates.
FAIT^INTER Gbb^
—'A
'William 'S. Cooper,'
Begs leave to inform his Friends, and the Public
has taken the Shop adjoining the Bell Tavern,
ftrect, where he offers for sale, an assortment cf
Fashionable & Staple
GOODS,i
BROAD Cloths; Caffimeres; Coat
ings ; fearnoughts , Forest-Cloths; Serges; Baizes^
Flannels ; Blankets ;. Tommies ; Durants ; plain and ribb'd
Callimancoes ; Wildbores.
Fashionable silk velvet, Vesting ; '
Men's plain and striped black Satins; plain and ribb'd
Black Velvets; light Corded and Olive do. Quiltings;
Swansdowris.
Latest fafhion buff and plaid Callicoes
and Chintzes: Chambray, book and jaconet Muffins ; fafh
ionable farfnet Cambrics; Dimities; Mullin Handker
chiefs.
Purple and Chintz Shawls ; linen, cot
ton, romal bandanna, Iridia and Barcelona black silk
Handkerchiefs.
Fashionable Pelice Flannels ; India
Luftrings ; Modes ; black hove Tiffany ; Gauzes ; Milli
ners ; Black Laces.
Mens Hats ; M ens Worsted and Silk
Hose , Womens Cotton Gloves'; Silk Braces ; Ribbons;
Cotton for working Mullins; Brown Hollands ; Lodil
Chintzes; India Cottops; Threads; Sewing Silks ; Velvet
Bindings ; Galloons ; Bindings; Tastes ; gilt and plated
Buttons.
i?OTtfmouth, Gaoler IS, 1803.
nlw" -GOODS'-
Peter Coffin,
Has received per the Galen and Minerva, from
London, an additional fup§ly of
Fancy and other GOODS, consisting of.
BEST fuperfine London Blue, Black,
and mixed Broad Cloths; Black double mill'd Caffi
meres ; Superfine London Waistcoating.
A ~—y- °°"eChintzesK
• Ch\ ^.r^ ? L<^ ^ forked c.lonade
Mullins; Cambrick an^ tyr^d b r ot Milins, Black and
Iwh:tc Safluet Cambricks; Black Ginghams < Wide blacfcl
;D^ ^' nM>.;l i. F UFfefo^g
' ed 3* ^ no. ^ Die' , I^^ " ads; Threads, &c.
} Portsmouth, October 21, 1803
REMOVED.
Oliver Briard
Respectfully informs his
Friends and the Public in general, that he has re
moved his Goods fromCongrefs-ftreet, to No 1; Merchant's
Row,in the new Fire-proof brick ftore,next to MeffrsJosErU
& Joshua Haven, where he has now ready for sale, a
general assortment of FALL & WINTER
GOODS, cheap for cash.
JOHN MAN7
Has for Sale at the corner of Market, and Bow-streets
Spring-Hill.
A QUANTITY of Pollock FISH;
Casks Raisins, casks Gun-Powder, Spanish and
Spanilh Float Indigo, real French and Alicant Brandy^
Gin, Hyfon, Souchong and Bohea Teas, Leaf and Brown
Sugars, Coffee, Cotton. =Witb snof articles in the
GROCERY line. — also a good affort^
ment of
Iron Hollow Ware.
NAILS; Heart and Club German and
Blistered STEEL. And many articles of
HARD WARE, &c. &c. &c. which
he will fell low for cash.
Portsmouth, Odober 22, 180.3;
—-STRAYED
FROM the Subscriber, on the 29th
September last a Fair of
RED OXEN,
one about fix feet, the other a little less (suppose
white face) about four or five years old.—Whoev
er will give information of said Cattle fliall have d
handsome reward.
Asa Dearborn,
Portsmouth, OBoker 22, 1803.
llf ANTED, a ftnart, capable, Ready WO
VV M/fN to do the House work of a family,
where there is other help—to such an one, good
wages will be given— inquire of the printers.
Oa.il, 1803;\
CASH, and the bigheft price given for clean Linet
and Cotton & Linet Rags, at Treadwells' Book
Store. tert, if # f))-|ij|it'
The Portsmouth Oracle
is published every Saturday morn for the town find vicifc
ity,and the
Oracle Post
every Tuefday morning for the Country, by William
W Daniel Treadwell, at their Book and Stationary
(hop, corner of Court and Buck-streets, Portsmouth, N.
Terms, 1,50 cents per ann.—so cents in advance-puna^
ually forwarded to all parts of thia State, and the Diaria
. Maine.
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