Oracle post — Portsmouth, N.H., 1804-01-24 00:00:00, page 4

S. LARKIN,
HAS for sale at his Store, on the Pa
rade, nearly opposite the Brick Market,
A few puncheons excellent flavored Gre
nada RUM;
Boxes of No. I & a Chocolate of a su
perior quality.
Casks of Raisins ; boxes excelllent Muf
cadel ditto- ;Kegs of GINGER;
SUGAR in barrels;
Fresh Superfine Flour ; Bales of Cotton ;
A few half and quarterchefts Bohea Tea
of an excellent quality ;
Boxes of firft quality Spanish SEGARS;
Double refined Salt Petre, by keg or retail;
Sherry, Lisbon, & Malaga Wines, in qr.
tasks ;6by8,7 by 9, & 8 by 10 Window Glass;
^fa BOSTON GLASS of all sizes, at
the Manufactory prices—^ at retail,
Best old Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy;
Old Jamaica Spirits ; Holland Gin;
Maderia, Lisbon, Vidonia, Sherry, Red
Port, Claret, and Malaga WINES;
Bohea, Hyfon-skin, Souchong, Young;
hyfon, Gunpowder and Hyfon TEAS ;
Double, and finglc refined Loaf Sugar;
Chocolate Shells, and Roasted Cocoa ;
Spermacita Candles ; mould & dipt Tal
low ditto ; Oil for Lamps ;
Spices of all kinds—with almost every
article in the
Grocery Line,
Aifo,a few cwt. Excellent CHEESE;
Porlfmouth, January 14, 1804.
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Just received and for sale at the store of
E. WENTWORTH,
Near the Union Bank, corner of Buck-streets
BEST Citron ; Mace ; Prunes ; frefh
Malaga Raisins per calk, Mafcadel do. of
an excellent quality per box ; Cell'd Almonds,
ditto unfhell'd ; Figs ; black Zant Currants ;
Wellh's N° 1 & N° 2 Chocolate ; hyfon, young
hyfon, hyfon (kin, fouchong and bohea Teas;
best loaf, lump, Havanna white, Canton and
brown Sugars ; best English Muflard in bottles ;
double refined Salt-Petre ; mould and dip'd
Candles ; best Spanish and other Segars ; table
Salt ; cotton and wool Cards, &c. Also,
Madeira, Frontigniac, Sherry, Lisbon,
Red Port and Malaga Wines ; best Cogniac and
Barcelona Brandy ; Old Spirit, Gin.
Best Marseilles Table OIL in bottles,
&c. &c. - Portsmouth, Jan. 7, 1804.'
Nathamel White,
HAS removed from the Shop which
he has improved in Cingrefsfreet, to a
store in the fame street, at the corner nt Vaughan
jireet, where he has for sale, a general assortment
of GROCERIES,
very cheap, and of an excellent quality.
Should his friends wilh a supply, they may be
furniffied with
Best Philadelphia Loaf & Lump Sugars;
^ Brown Sugars, various qualities ;
Raisins pr. calk or retail;
Bloom and Muskadel Raisins pr. box
or retail;
} Rice per cwt. or pound ;
Warranted good Florence Oil ;
Weft-India Rum, and Old Spirits ;
Cogniac & French Brandy;
Havannah Segars pr. box or retail ;
Wines; Cayapne ;
Cin 1 Nutmegs;
Cotton; - Cassia;
Coffee; Salt Petre ;
Chocolate; Powder and Shott ;
Hyfon, l - Corks ;
Young Hyfon, I CT Demijohns;
Hyfon-fkin, }Candles;
Souchong, and I ^ GoodAmericanSegars;
Bohea J • Tobacco;
"Ginger; Selves;
Pepper; Good (having Soap;
Pimento ; , Bed Cords ;
Mustard ; .- Cloaths Lines ;
ORANGES pr. hundred or doz.
Fresh LISBON LEMONS pr. box
©r retail. SALT— <witb man, other articles in
the Grocer, line.' January 7.
RUSSIA GOODS.
^'^ ^4fo-~, -I > -~ & ^ ,_._ .. _ '"
TOOR faleb,. THOMAS SHEAFE,
bis Store Foreftreet,
A Cargo of Russia Goods, conffag of
Russia and Raven's Duck;
Hemp and Cordage ;
Old Sable Iron ; ,-
Damask Table Cloths;
Diapers ; Prussian Blue ;
Russia Sheetings;
Down and Half-Down Beds;
Small quantity Siberian Wheat & Hemp
Seed. Also,
New Superfine FLOUR in barrels
and half bbls;
Liverpool 7 by 9 Window Glass; #
Coarse SALT, &c. &c.
Portsmouth, January 7, 1804.
Samuel Boardman,
On Rindgds Wharf,
12 Hhds. Grenada RUM.
TAR and PITCH.
)OHN MAN,
has for- Sale, at the corner of Market, and
Bow-streets, Spring-Hill,.
RUM, GIN, and BRANDY, pr.
bbl, or gallon, Hyfon, Souchong, andßohea
TEAS; Loaf and Brown SUGARS;
No. I, and 2 Chocolate § Coffee ; Span
ish INDIGO of an excellent quality pr.
dozen or less quantity ; GTNGER-pr.
keg, dozen, or lb. Gun Powderdo ; Nut
megs ; Cloves; Pepper; Allspice ; Salt-
Petre ; Copperas ; Allum; Red Wood;
Fuftic; Soap; Starch; Spanish Segars,
with mod articles in the
GROCERY LINE.
Also American and English Shovels;
Frying Pans ; Flat Irons ; Cotton and
Wool Cards; Blocktin Tea Pots; Pew
ter Bafons; Spoons ; Knives find Forks;
Jack-Knives ; Pen & pocket do. Razors;
Scissors ; Japan Cannisters ; do. Waiters;
Fins*; Knitting & sewing Needles &c.
Iron Hollow Ware, viz.
Small and large KETTLES ; Potty
Dutch'Ovens ; Bafons ; High-pans; ^,
ders ; Skillets ; Large & small Cart boxes,
Waggon do. & Chaise do. a large supply
of Dogs & ANDIRONSof all sizes; lod
&2od FUmnlered NAILS ; 4,6, 8,10,
& 26 cut NAILS ; English Blistered,
German, Hallbach & Trieste STEEL,
some of which is suitable for Shoeing
sleighs;
LIVERPOOL SALT
per hhd. or bushel—all of which he will
fell low for Calh.
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Daniel Huntress,
No. 15, Portsmouth- Pier, has for Sale,
800 Quintals cod & scale FISH ;
40,000 BOARDS;
15,000 Red Oak Staves §
3,000 White Oak do.
200 do. do. Shooks with Heading;
100 Red do. do. with Heads ;
20,000 Shingles ;
io Hhds. Nova Scotia LIME ;
20 BbIs.TAR ;
RUM & SUGAR per hhd. or bbl.
Portsmouth, January 7, 1804.
Molasses, Coffee, & Sugar
FOR SALE.
Just landed from the brig Triton,
150 Hhds. good retailing MOLASSES ;
10,000 nt. of best Green COFFEE;"
And a few tierces & bbls. SUGAR; and
now read, for sale at No. 9, Portsmouth Pier,
by C. STORER.
FOR SALE at No. 4, Langdon's Wharf,
12 hhds. Tobago Rum ;
10 (0. Grenada * do.
600 Quintals Pollock FISH;
10 bbls. Pickled Cod FISH;
apply to ELISHA WHIDDEN,
Buck-Qreet. Porfmouth, fahuar, 7, 1804.
Joseph Chafe,
N^g, Long Wharj, has for sale
300 Hhd. large Turks Island SALT
suitable for country use.
20 Hhds^ood flavoured RUM.
20 thousand R - O - Hhd, STAVES.
^f° —the brig Hope bur
thened tto tons, and a cargo of
LUMBER and FISH, suitable for
the Weft-India Market.
r^rtlmoiHh, January 7.
For New-York,
£ THE Schooner Eliza, now
AA^» ' lyingat Jaqob Sheatm, Efqrs.
Wharf,— For Freight or Faffige, ap.
ply to Henry Tledick, or to the maftcr on board.
Portfmeuth, December 31, 1803.
„_-.
412 quintals Pollock FISH;
and ten barrels MACKEREL, all in
goad order, apply to the subscriber at Captain
Theodore Furbee's Store.
Q WILLIAM EGAN.
Portfmoutb, Jan. 13, 1804. ‘
10 hhds. good flavored Rum,
for Sale by JOHN MAN.
Pffl/moftfh, Jaguar, ~ 1804.
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tyOTICE is hereby given that the
copartnership between
Daniel Cutter & Brothers,
is this day dissolved by mutual content, all perfoos
having concern# With them are rrquefted to call fa
immediate settlement at their store No. §, Porif-.
mouth Piet.
Where may be h^d a few hogsheads of
RUM & SUGAR,
suitable for retail.
Punfmouth, January 14, 18% 1
c Hosiery and Hats !!
Manufactured within Ninety Days.
Q
IMPORTED in the Chip Tyger, from
London, and for sale at b
Cazneau Bayley's
Hosiery and Hat Store, sign of the
Spinning Wheel, Buck-street,
MEN'S plain and rib'd light color'd
Worsted Hose.
Ditto plain and rib'd black do.
Ditto plain and rib'd white do.
Men's worsted Gloves.
Men's lamb wool Socks.
Worsted Pantaloons, three threaded.
Women's black worsted Hose.
Ditto cotton do. Youth's cotton do.
Ditto lamb wool socks.
Women's black, white and color'd silk Gloves
extra size.
Ditto black, white and color'd cotton Gloves
and Mitts.
Men's stout black silk Hose.
/Youth's worsted Hose.
Women's worsted Gloves and Mitts.
Men's, women's, youth's, and children's
HATS of a superior quality and the newest 1
faffiion.
With a variety of other articles in the English ]
Goods line—All which will be fold bargain
for cash. Portfmuth, Jan. 7.
Chambray Muslins.
TUST opened bv PETER COFFIN,
1 J a variety of fa(hionable Chambray Muslins.
j %aua, v 7.
Just received at the Store lately occupied by
Swett & Weeks, Buck-freet,
AND FOR SALE BY
Israel Huse,
AN extensive assortment of Ladies'
and Gentlemen's
SHOES,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Russia furr'd
shoes; English and American do. Blatk, Green,
Yellow and Red Morocco (kins; White (beep
Skins; striped Binding do. Ladies and Gentle
men's socks; water-proof and Flannel foals;
Gentlemen's Morocco flippers ; Boot Webbin.
Gentlemen's Beaver Gloves ; [stockings; straw
PlombM arid Rofetts for Ladies' Bonnets ; Pearl
bar Drops ; trebble gilt do. P2arl Beads ; sane/
do. Breast Pins; Miniature Chains ; Ladies'
gold neck do. an assortment of
Boot Legs;
A very handsome assortment of
Ladies' mounted and plain tortoise (hell Hair
and Drefling Combs ; gentlemen's Hair do.
gentlemen's patent buckles; Rofetts; Bandanno
Handkerchiefs ; Italian (having soap in pots ;
a few elegantly ftfapt
MASONIC APRON PATTERNS.
Also a variety of TRUNKS.
Mens' Hats and far'd Caps.
All the abofre articles will be fold low for Cassi
or Tow Cloth.
<,A ftri& attention will be given, and the
finalleft favors gratefully acknowledged.
Portsmouth, Jan. 7, 1804.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
subscriber intends exhibiting for fcttlement
to the Judge of Probate, on the 'bird Monday of
February next, his administration account on the
estate of JOHN GILE,
yeoman, deceased, when, and where all Perlons ob
jeaingio the fame will meet him.
Mark Gile, Adminiftrator^
Nottingham, January, 4, 1804.
__■■_&_ —tßflnCTtre —re -tcro-BC-cafaCTeß ——. a. t _=t
New Invented
FURNITURE POLISH.
AFTER rubbing your Furniture
lightly over with the ball, instead of a Brush,
use a Woolen Cloth as a Rubber, and polish,
with a piece of Old Silk, or Linen. It takes but
half the quantity that is used of Bees Wax. This
Polish will give a gloss quicker, easier, evener, arid
infinitely handsomer, than any other ever before
offered for sale in America ; and at a moderate
calculation will save in the United States in
one year, half a million of days labor, besides
the great expenle of Brushes, the above is re
ceivtd and for sale by
S. SPRAGUE, Hair Dresser,
at his (hop in Daniefeftreet —a(/o ?
A few warranted Raizors ; other arti
clfs in hit line nf tofioeG 2 usual.
Portfmou&, January ^, 1804.
An Excellent Farm
Urro be f®ld in the town of
Northwood, about one mile
from the centre Meeting House, con
taining 1,4 acres of Excellent Land
a large Dwelling House, and a larg,
Barn, both of them well finished ; two good Wells,
a large Orchard, together with Pair and other Fruit
Trees round the House, and half of a good Saw
MilL Whoever is difpofa) to purchase laid Farm
must apply soon to JONATHAN FOSS,
living on the Farm. Northwood, Jan. 2, 1804.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub
feriberintendsexhibuing his several accounts
of Administering the estate of
Joshua Rand & George Rand,
* both of Ryeiu the county of Rockingham, farmers,
deceased, foteftate ; to the Judge of F<obate, for fet
tiement at the Court to be holden at Portsmouth, cn
the third Tuefday of February next, when anywhere
all per font concerned may be heard.
John Rand, Adminiftrator.\
JPdrtttMgth, ^tanuar, 7, 1804.'
At a Meeting of the Fite Wards of tie
town cf Portsmouth, holden at Union-
Hall in said t&vn, cu the 2d day of
January, A. D. 1804. L
TC7OTED,That no perfon,ufingorexer-
V cifing the trade or occupation of a Joiner,
Houfewright, Carpenter, Cabinet-maker, Chair,
Chaise, Block or Coach-maker shall hereafter work
at, or exercise any of the aforefaid trades or occu
pations by night within the town of Portsmouth, (
without having his candles b t lamps well arid care
folly secured in a closed lanthorn, on penalty of
forfeiting for every such offence the sum of Two
Dollars—And every joiner, carpenter, houfewrigbt,
cabinet-maker, chair, chaise, block or coach-maker
who (hall hereafter use or exercise any of the afore
faid trades in any building within said townofPortC
mouth, (hall three times in every week £aufe all
chips and shavings to be removed from said build
ings, on penalty of forfeiting for each and every
neglea thereof, the sum of Two Dollars.
Noted, That no Cooper, or Coopers
within the town of Portsmouth, shall fire or bora
any calk or other veffei in any (hop, ware-house or
other place, than in a fufficieot brick or stone cbim-'
ney made convenient for that pyrpofe, or work in
any- shop by night with a li,ht, u^s secured in
an iuclofed lanthorp, on pain of lorfating Two dot
, lais for every foch offence.
}"Noted, That no person or persons shall
make any bon-fire, or let on fire any wced r ftrarc___
drivings or other combustible matter by night or by
day, in any flreet, lane or ally or in any.private or
public yard or inclofure in this town, on pain of
forfeiting the sum of Two Dollars.
Noted, That every person, who shall
hereafter be employed in graving or caulking any
veffei within the town of Portfmoutb, on leaving
such veffei shall extinguish all fires, and care
fully secure all (havings or combustible matter used
about such work, on penalty of forfeiting Two Dol
lars.
Noted, That the occupant of every
dwelling-boule in the town of Ponfmouth, shall
cause each chimney in such house in which a fire
is by him or her ufelly kept, to be swept or burned
once in three months at least, on penalty of forfeit
ing One Dollar. —And if any chimney shall take fire
far want of being regularly swept or burned and
shall blaze out at the top, the occupier of the apart- ,
went to which such chimney shall belong, shall
forfeit One Dollar, unless it shall happen within
three months after such chimney shall have been
swept or burned.
Noted, That every person ufinga stove
in any dwelling house or other building, shall cause
it to be placed in a chimney or bn a secure hearth of
such materials and fixed in such a manner as the
Fire-Wards shall approve, on penalty of forfeiting
Five Dollars for each and every weeks neglect there
of.
Noted, That ho person shall hereafter
use, have or carry any lighted pipe or fegar, into a.
ny street, lane,yard or alley, or on any wharf, or f,
into any building in which hay or straw are usually
kept within the town of Panfmouth, on penalty of
forfeiting for each offence, One Delta,.
Noted, That no person shall hereafter
carry any lighted candiCTfefr^ii^irtr^ ^
barn, flable or other building in which hay or straw
•are usually kept in Portsmouth, or have, hold or
use the fame therein without having such candle,
torch or lamp secured in a closed lanthorn, on pe
nalty of forfeiting Five dollars for each and every
such offence.
Noted, That no person shall hereafter
carry fire from any boule or place within the town
of Port fmoutb, unto any other house or place within
the fame except income fafe veffei well covered on
penalty of forfeiting One Dollar for each offence.
THOMAS MANNING, Chairman.
PETER PEARSE, jr. Clerk.
$3 The Inhabitants of the town of
Portsmouth are requeued by the Fire Wards to
use their exertions to carry the laws relpeaing fire
into full force. Ponfmoutk Jan. 2d 1804.
Peter Coffin,
HAS just received per ship Tiger,from
London, an additional ripply of
Fancy & other Goods,
consisting or
Chintzes; Dimities ; Black and co
lored 'arfonet Cambricks and Gingham ; fash
ionable cotton and silk Girdles ; black Laces ;
Broad Cloths ; best double mill'd t aflimeres;
fuperfine falhionabl e Waidcoating : Bed Lacel
and Fringes, &c. &c. December, ft
—
For Sale b,
T. MORTON,
Sign tfthe G^@ Key, C@^sfo«,
Two Doors from the Portsmouth stone.
HYSON, Young Hyfon, Hyfon-fkin,
Soufhong and Bohea Teas warranted. Cog
niac and Barcelona Brandy; Holland's and Amer
ican Gin; Rum per hhd. or otherwise; Madeira,
Shery, Lisbon, Claret, Port, and Sweet Wines, per
quarter calk or less quantity; Loaf, India and
Brown Sugars; Coffee; Flour; Pollock Fish; ,
Salt ; Cotton ; Cards, fc. together with a general
assortment of
of the firft quality, and very low for ready cafli.
Attendance from fun-rife, until 9
o'clock in the evening? (t.f.)
Portfmopth, December 3, 1803.
A Maid wanted, apply to the Prin
ter. Decmh'f
The Portsmouth Oracle
it published every Saturday morn for the town and y*fo
ity,aad the >
* Oracle Post
every Tuefday morning for the Country, by WILDAU
& Daniel Treadwixl, at their Book and Starkem,
(hop, corner ofCourt and Buck ftreeta, Portfmpurh, N.H.
T<g,o. Ijo cents per ann.—so COTta advance—punS
ujty fcrward^dto all parts of this State, ar4 the Dittrift
vs M.iinc.'