Oracle post — Portsmouth, N.H., 1804-11-13 00:00:00, page 4

by Reuben Shapley,
at his Store on his Wharf,
Holland GTN of a superior quality, per pipe;
Cogniac BRANDY per pipe ;
Madeira WINE in pipes, ,half pipes and quarter
casks;
Linseed OIL per cask ;
WHITE LEAD ground in Oil, in kegs ;
Dutch CANVASS suitable for light sails ;
Raven's DUCK, and TICKLINBURGHS;
HESSIANS suitable for Cotton and Coffee bags ;
1 box Marbled OIL CLOTHS; from 7-4 to 5-4
wide ;
Floor and Hearth BRUSHES different sorts;
1 box PAINT BRUSHES ;
Lisbon FEATHERS ;
QLIVE OIL in jars.
Portsmouth, October 13, 1804. 3-6 pd
dß|^Subscribers having
'Lnnexici in trade under the firm of
[Robert Harris,
*■future : *'carried or, nt the store
raffias .RT Har Ris, in Bow-street
paid for
Lx-seed;
»RNS;
■id PEARL ASHES;
B—also—
Cite()ik Bbl. STAVES ; and
■ousand Hhd. do;
^^^W ABEL HARRIS,
ROBERT HARRIS.
Cwtober 26, 1804.
FOR SALE at the Store of
Robert Rice,
Fore-street, North End,
VALES OF UPLAND COTTON; and TIER
" CES OF RICE, for retailing, for cash or ap
proved credit.
Portsmouth, Oct. 27, 1804.
REMOVED. '
Alexander Ewen
Bpforms his friends and the public, that
his Auction Office, to the Brick
^w-street, where he is opening a fresh
B Winter Goods,
for sale by piece, or otherwise—
viz.
& low priced BROAD CLOTHS and
Rose BLANKETS, of various
Bases of Irish LINENS; Callicoes;
&c. &c.
WANTED
■rcity of Juniper Berries,
as above. Oct. 27.
West-India Goods, and
GROCERIES.
S. Larkin
keeps constantly for Sale, a general assortment of
GENUINE
Teas, Wines & Groceries,
hinder, hyson, young hyson,? TEAS,
souchong and bohea ) ?
}pd single refined I^oaf Sugar, India and
; Coffee ; Chocolate ; Cocoa ; Cho-
Keils; Rice; Molasses ; Muscadel Raisins;
■Almonds; Prunes ; black Zant Currants;
in jars and bottles; preserved Ginger,
■Tamarinds; Capers ; Anchovies ; best
■in flasks ; best Durham Mustard in bot
; GINGER ; Starch ; Pepper ; All
- ; Cassia ; Nutmegs ; real ClNNA
<^£l°vcs; Oatmeal ; Salt Petre ; basket
Spanish Segars ; Mac
rooy SNUFF in bottles ; small roll Tobacco; SALT ;
Pollock Fish ; Spermaceti, and Tallow CANDLES ;
Writing, Wrapping, Printing and Press PAPERS;
a few large,
Spanish Entry Mats.
ALSO,
Madeira,Lisbon, Sherry, Ten-*)
eriffe Malaga, Vidonia, Red } WTNFG
Port, and long cork'd Claret J VV 111 „'
all warranted genuine, and of the best quality.
London & American bottled PORTER ; Burton Ale ;
Taunton ALE ; bottled Perry and Cider ; old Cog*
nine BRANDY; Spanish ditto; Holland GIN;
SHRUB; old Rum; CHERRY; RUM; VINE
GAR; with almost every other article in the
Grocery Line,
all of which he intends selling as cheap as hB
neighbours.— Also on hand,
■ few pipes of BRANDY& GIN ; Hhds.of RUM;
& a fe^ggalioncasks of London particular Teno
superior quality.
Linas Kennard
^Lin town and country, that he has ta-
L Jeffrey's wharf, near the market,
■, an assortment of
Foods & Groceries,
refs, ^ Breton FTare.
- .CAP FOR CASH
Afun-rife until 9 o'clock in the
Sept. 12.
best Vermont
CHEESE,
FOR SALE BY
DANIEL BROWN.
WANTED,
1000 wt. Bees Wax.
No. 3, High-street, Noy. 3.
FOR SALE,
an assortment of #
Fashionable & Staple Goods,
which he offers for Sale, at his Shop adjoining the
Bell-Tavern, Congress-street.
SUPERFINE, middling, and low
priced BROAD CLOTHS; black Woolen
Cord ; double milled CASSIMERES ; drab and
brown COATINGS ; RATTEENS ; FEAR
NAUGHTS ; FOREST CLOTHS; BAIZES;
FLANNELS ; 8--4, 9--4, 10--4 BLANKETS;
ribb'd, black and brown WILDBORES ; DUR
ANTS ; TAMMIES ; CALLIMANCOES; MO
REENS ; SWANSDOWNS.
Fashionable silk Velvet Vesting ; black
, and olive Velvets ; Men's plain and ribb'd Satins ;
Quiltings ; Thicksetts ; silk and cotton Braces.
Elegant white,. Lt. blue, purple and
black silk Shags ; Callicoes and Chintzes ; check'd
and plain Chambray Muslins ; Emboss'd Cambrics ;
Book, Jaconet, and Cambric Muslins ; colored
Sarsenet Cambrics.
Camel's hair, purpleand chintz Shawls ;
muslin Handkerchiefs ; linen, cotton, lungee, ban
diannoe and black silk Handkerchiefs ; India Lust
trngs ; Modes; Italian Crapes; Gauzes; Millinet ;
black Cypress ; black Laces ; black lace Veils.
Men's Hats ; Men's cotton and worst
ed Hose ; women's cotton and worsted Hose ; wo
men's white and black pick nic and plain silk
Gloves ; women's cotton and worsted Gloves ;
men's beaver and cotton Gloves.
Bear's and Jennet Muffs and Tippets.
Irish linens; brown Hollands; Threads ;
Sewing Silks; black Velvet Bindings; worsted
Bindings ; gilt and plated Buttons ; India Cottons;
very cheap India Chintzes ; Madrass Long Cloths.
Paper Hangings.
WANTED,
2000 wt. Bees Wax.
Portsmouth, October 20, 1804.
New Goods.
— t+O—.
B. Brierley
HAS received by the late arrivals from England
very extensive and complete assortment of prime
Fashionable, Fancy and
Staple Goods,
which are now opening for Sale by
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
James Rundlet
Has just received per the Eliza and Venus from Lo
ndon, and the Warrington, Venus, Ruthy and Rover
from Liverpool, a very extensive assortment of
Staple & Fancy Goods,
which are now opening, and will be sold at a small
advance by WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
Nov. 2, 1804.
A saw Mill.
TO BE SOLD,
ON Androfcoggin River, seven miles
from Brunfwic-Falls, which is at the head of
the tide, a Saw-Mill, together with a House, Barn,
and Store, pleasantly situated, ab^pt i§ rods from
said Mill—also about thirteen acres of good Land
under improvement, well watered—the Buildings
have all' been ereaed within five or fix years,—
those unacquainted with said River are informed
that it is the most considerable Branch of the Ktn.
nebeck, and is supposed to have more timber on it
Mau that River, or any other in the Diftria of
haine —Mill Logs of the largefl size, and best,
kind of white pine Timber are brought down that
River by the rising of the water in the Spring and
Fall, from ten to upwards of a hundred miles.—
Said mill has water to saw in the driest season.—
This situation is twenty-seven miles from Portland,
and about seven from Bowdoin College, and on one
of the most considerable roads from the westward to
Hallowell and Augusta, and offers good encourage
ment to a trader.—Credit with security will be giv
en for one halfthe purchase, or real Eftare will be re
ceived in or near Boston for the whole, and abla
ance given should it exceed the value. For further
particulars enquire of Joseph Adams in Strathani,
or Benjamin Adams, Court-street, Boston.
October 27..
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Piscataqua Bridge Tavern.
THE subscriber informs the public, that he has
taken that convenient and pleasantly situated Tav
ern, above mentioned ; where, Ladies, gentlemen,
Travellers, and parties of pleasure, will find good
entertainment, constant attendance and civil treat
ment ; he intends to provide the best Wines spiritu
ous Liquors, Tea, Coffee, &c. and good stabling for
Horses.
N. B. Wanted a capable, well qualified man, to
attend the bar and wait on company ; and a capable
Woman who understands the most approved meth
od of cookery ; good wages will be given—
Apply to CYRUS FRINK.
Piscataqua-Bridge, Oct. 27.
ABOUT 60 acres of ex
cellent Mowing, Pasture, Tillage and
Orchard Land, in Nottingham, on the Tnrnpike
Road leading from Portsmouth to Concord, and ex
tending Southerly to the old toad so called, leading
through Nottingham to Northwood. Said prem
ises will make an excellent stand for a Tavern, Tra.
der, or Mechanic, it is within half a mile of saw
and grist-Mills, and has in its neighbourhood 3
Cooper, a Blacksmith, a Hatter, a Tanner and Cur
rier, who are all in flourifhing Gtuatipm—Terms of
payment made as easy as possible— Enquire for par
ticulars of
MATTHEW B. PACKER,
of Greenland, or
GEORGE PACKER, of Nottingham.
November 5. pd.
WANTED TO HIRE;
A Room, suitable for a sin
gle Person l —enquire of the Printers.
William S. Cooper,
Just received by
TURNPIKE NOTICE.
'|''HE Public are hereby notified, that
A the meeting of the proprietors of the Tenth
Turnpike in New-Hampshire, through the Notch of
the White Hills, is adjourned to the 15th day ofNo
vember next, to be hoklen at the house of Capt Ele
azer Rosebroofc, at 12 o'clock, M.—that the said
Road is located, and Titas C. Brown, Esq. and
Major Stephen Wilson, of Lancaster (N. H.) Obed
Hall, Esq. of Bartlett, Capt. Eleazer Rosebrook, Sc
Robert Bradley, of Fryburg, the Directors of said
Turnpike Corporation, are appointed to let out the
same to Undertakers, who are requested to make
application on or before the said 15th of November
and all pedons holding Subscription Papers for
Shares in said Turnpike, are requested to return
them to the Directors at said meeting.
ROBERT BRADLEY, Clerk pro tear
Nash & Sawyer's Location, Sep: 29 1804.
THOMAS THOMPSON, )
THOMAS MARTIN, }
ELIJAH HALL, )a
Portsmouth Oct. 27. 1
TO BE LEtA
THE Bell TAVERN in C%„ffi&g ow
occupied by Major Walker, and posse^sM^ren in
three weeks. For terms aftftly to
JACOB SHEAFE.
Portsmouth, Nov. 3, 1804.
House for sale.
FOR Sale, a Convenient Dwel
ls !■! #■ ling House, in the central part of
I I the town—Terms literal—Enquire
I the Printers.
WANTED,
A steady capable Woman to
take care of Children, and do common sewing—To
one well recommended, good wages will be given
—Enquire of the Printers.
Life °f Washington,
FIRST and.SECOND VOLUMES,
Are now delivering to the Patrons of this valuable
and interesting Work, at the Bookstore of Wm.
& Dan'l. Treadwell.
tty-Gentlemen of this town, and its vicinity, who
have not yet been furnished, would confer a favor by
applying speedily for their volumes, in order, that an
opportunity may be afforded, to supply, without de
lay, the numerous distant Subscribers. :
Portsmouth, Nov. 3, 1804.
—— — _____
Muffs and Tippets.
Just received and for sale by J. RUNDLET, a
large assortment of Muffs and Tippets—seme real
Sable and Elt, very handsome. Nov. 3.
@ THE Proprietors of Piscataqua Bridge are no
tified, that their annual meeting will be held at the
East Chamber of the State-House in Portsmouth,
on Wednesday, the 14th day of November next, at
3 o'clock in the afternoon.
SAMUEL ELLIOT, Pro's Clerk.
October 27.
SECOND CLASS
Piscataqua Bridge Lottery,
Will commence drawing on the 19th day of De
cember, and finish in thirty working days,-—agreea
ble to the plan proposed and subjoined to the scheme
The price of Tickets, after the 20th day of Novem
ber, will be advanced to five dollars and fifty cents ;
and will remain, at that rate until the third day's
drawing shall begin ; after that time the price will
be six Dollars, and will continue fusing until the 25th
day's drawing.—Adventurers, subscribers, andfren
ders will please to observe this hint, and supply
themselvesin good managseason' as the ers are ve
ry desirous that every person should supply them
selves before the price advances—Venders will most
certainly see their own interest inseparably connect
ed with this plan—A company is found to take all
the unsold Tickets, which may remain, after the
third day's drawing,—but subscribers, whom having
previously engaged any number of Tickets, shall be
intitled to receive them at any time before drawing
commences, at five dollars—Agents that have taken
tickets to sell must strictly attend to fulfill their en
gagements with the managers—the true meaning of
which is, to return all the unsold tickets remaining
in their hands, three days before the drawing begins,
or hold them for their own account and risque—and
to pay or remit all monies, due from them for tick
ets sold or retained, twenty days after the drawing is
completed—after that time ten days is allowed to
send in their prize tickets, to balance their respec
tive accounts—serious consequences to the managers
having attended the want of punctuality,by some ven
ders in the first class, which we flatter ourselves will
be avoided in the second—otherways the purpose
for which the Lottery is granted, will be totally de
feated.—
Rockingham, ss,
XTOTICE is hereby given that Anna Lyford, Ad
" ministratrix of the estate of John Lyford, late of
Exeter, in said county, yeoman, deceased, intestate,
has petitioned the Judge of Probate for said County,
representing that her intestate at the time of his
death, was tenant in common, with others, heirs of
Thomas Lyford, late of said Exeter, yeoman, de
ceased, of two thirds of the real estate of said de
ceased, situated in said Exeter—That to the said
John belonged one quarter part thereof; that for the
due administration of his estate, it is necessary his
said part should be severed and set off, and there
fore praying the said Judge to cause the same to be
severed and set off agreeably to law : whereupon it
is ordered that-she be heard at the Probate Court
to be holden at said Exeter, on the third Wednes
day of November instant, at ten of the clock before
noon, when any persons interested madshew cause
(if any they have) why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
Attest, Wm. PARKER, Reg.
November 2, 1804.
NOTICE is hereby given
to the Proprietors of the Portsmouth Salt
Works, holding Shares No. 47, 48,58, 39, 61, 62.72,
73. 79, 80, 81, 82 and 83, —that the fourth assess
ment of l'en Dollars due on said shares, remain vet
unpaid, and unless said assessment is paid to me on
or before the 24th November inst. such delinquent
shares will be sold at Public Auction at Col. Walk
er's Inn, on said day at 12 o'clock M. without reserve.
By order,
B. LEVERETT, Treasurer.
Portsmouth, Nov. 3, 1304.
Piscataqua Bridge.
_ rr^""s° '"" P' r ^u
I)r. LEE s genuine BILLIOUS PILLS which have
proved so eminently ufeful for these la years p a st, in all
billions complaints, 50 cents a box.
Dr. Rawson's ANTI -BILLIOUS or FAMILY
25 cents a toe.
Dr. Rawson's celebrated POWDERS for the de
struction of every species of WORMS, that infeft the hu
man body, r so cents a box.
Dr. COOLEY's Anti-pestilential, attenuat in
and restorative PILLS, greatly eftecmed in Rheumati
complaints, and billions diseases. 50 cents a fa.
Portsmouth, O&ober 6, 1804.
WANT ED—for which Market price will be
given. Apply to
WM. & CHA'S. NEIL.
FOR SALE RY
Ebenezer Chadwick,
At his Store head of Duck-street,
30 casks Gun Powder of
an excellent quality ; patent Shot, of all sizes
Together with a general assortment ts GROCE-;
RIES, as usual. t Oct. 16.
WAN TED, -
A Journeyman, and two
Females, to work at the Tayloring Business. None
but those wlio work well need apply to the Printer's.
October 20.
Evening School^
TOHN RAYNES proposes to^^^ffi^
Evening School, for teaching
and Arithmetic, at the Chamber over Mr. g
Store, io the New. Brick Buildings on
the firft Monday Evening in November n&t.
October 26.
Important News.'
Tie Wheels are agoing ! agoing L
And we (hall loon have accounts of one'^ffi
nother drawing Capital Prizes. Well, iheq|n
venture ought to get. There is, however, a chacCT,
yet left for those who have been dilatory, and h^vc™,
not as vet furnifhed themselves wih Tickets. Tire /
Lottery began drawing yesterday, and will finish
in 40 days.
A few Tickets and quarters yet for fate at C.
Peirce's Book- ft orc, D&tHct street, PofifmOUth.
frAlmanacks, for 1805.
Just Published, and for Sale by,
Thomas & Whipple,
Sign of Johnson's Head, Markct-d^^^g
ALMANACS, for 1805, of various kinds, 'by ftp#-
Thousand, Hundred, Gross, Dzen or Singled
•„* Printers and Booksellers are requested tdU
fend in their orders as Coon as poffibie.
THE PORTSMOUTH-0
is published every Saturday morning for thetofofi
and vicinity, and
THE ,ORACLE POST
every Tuesday morning for the Country
William wid Daniel Treadw ell]
at tlieir Book and Stationary shop, opj)ty^.|.
Court House, forts^oizth, A
Terms, 150 cents per annum, 50 cents paid iim]
vance—Punctually forwarded to all parts of
State, and the District of Maine.
Also may , had at the same
Dr. Rawson's celeurated ITCH Olj^tyßH!
being a certain cure for that odious complaifl
I.ook to your Teeth.
Dr.Thompfon's beautiful Aromatic Tooth ,
feurvy and all complaints of the teeth and
whitening and preserving the teeth. It like^ife takesoff
all difagreeabic smells from the breath, which generally arif
from scorbutic gums and bad teeth, price 50 cts.p er ^
Dr. HINKLEY's Infallible cure for the PILLS.
Just received a fresh supply of ™^^
Dr. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir,,
OR COUGH' DROPS.
Secured to him by the [United States] Patent.
A REMEDY far exceeding every ether .fed, for Con
fumptioos, Atthmas, Spitting of Blood, Coughs,
° f Brc " h ' and ev "! ^r f P ecic€ of difeaie to
which that organ of life, the lung., is perpetually exposed.
Complaints of the lungs have always been confide'red the
Opprobna Mediae (or reproach to the art of physic)
it has long been a desideratum io MedkalScience that a remt
ed Y m '^ ic ? r e devif 'd, which fhauld check this wide outle-J
to human life -he many thousands which yearly tall
crifice to this &Sfcus difeafc, Fhthifo Pulmonalis, or
fumption of & r ..gs, has ever foce my acquaintance
dileafes ( which ts almost thirty years) so excited my
miferatiun that a large (hare of my time has been employ
ed in mveftigating the cause and cure of it; and from
moil tier emitted attention and content research, I have the I
happtnefs to proclaim to the world, that in my Vegetable!
Elixir, a ipecdy, fafe and effectual remedy is generally
had. It is needless for me to dwell too long on the praises
ol this medicine ; those who use it will immediately be
vinced of its superior virtues, in difpHling every
symptom in the complaints above enumerated; those hec-1
"'" I" a '"" da ^ be alla >' ed > the night fweam 1
will disappear, the cough dimiuilh rapidly, and the patients
who previous to the use of this medicine werc panting for
bream, and fall approaching to dilution, will find them-1
in the m ° ft unex P^l manner. So won-/
derful has been their relief, that to express their gratitude.l
frequent foilcitations have been made to have their teftimo J
-allies made public of the unrivalled virtues of this veil/
—thole who experience its benign and salutary effects bl
A short trial, will need no other recommendation.
It is not pretended that this medicine will cure everv /J
case to which fufferirg humanity is liable, as is th- caf'h
wnhmoft p a t c ikmedicine.:dife^^^
plctely opposite as an acid and an alkali, they will ass rt are
will to be cured by one simple remedy. Such weak i mpo fi
P^ na h , ve ^ much propriety brought most patent dru
^T^" th , evc ^" ble Elixir is calculated for
one daft of drfeafes only, viz. those to which the kings are
exposed, and I need not observe that they terminate so con
'7r7"°, ° r harbingers of this hitherto
^ bte , 3lad Y ( u ""' the discovery of the Vengetabin J
Elixir, are Spitting of Blood, Paiu s in the Breast and Sisa l
Coughs, Difficulty in Breathing, and a pr^at
complaints, which (lender and delicate con^utiS
frequently labouring under, which if attends
^cly on their commencement, will easily be obd
those in the hft stages will be much alleviated
of them cfildualiy. reduc.
dor tkdein Eorisinoteh,bu CIIARLFjR'k^
and ir Dozrr by JOHN WHEELED
cents a bottle.'