The Republican ledger — Portsmouth, N.H., 1799-12-04 00:00:00, page 4

Have for Sale, at their fore on the Parade, the
following articles, viz.
HYSON, ) & Loaf Sugar,
Souchong ,TEAS£ Velvet Corks,
and Bohea. Cl X Smoaking Tobacco,
Nutmegs, Baltimore fine No. I.
Cinnamon, Segars,
Cloves, § Redwood.
Mace, + Logwood,
, Alfpice, + Fuftick,
Pepper, + Allum,
Ground Ginger, , Copperas,
Citron, f fodigo,
Sugar'd Almonds, , Roll Brimstone,
Sugar Plumbs, Y Chalk,
Lozenges, ^ I Gun-Powder, quality^
Olives, £ T excellent.
~ Capers, Shot,
Anchovies, , + Oil Flints,
Cayenne, ^ +W. I. Rum,
Mustard, Y Mufeovada"Sugar,
Box-&ai(ins, & , Real Hollands Gin in
Lemons, 7 Cafes.o
Oranges, I Cherry,
Rappee, Elliot's and T Brandy,
Macuba Snuff. & Malaga Wine,
~ 1 Shell'd Almonds, m Molaflfes, fr
Table Salt in baskets, & Rock Salt,
Chocolate, + Pollock Fish,
Cake Soap, - + 7by g,&Bby to Win-
Dipt Candles, ^ dow Glass,
J Poland Starch, ♦ German Steel,.;
Hair Powder, ± lb. Pins, and sundry o-
J' Rice, Y ther articles.
Flour, S
—ALSO—
Patent-shot, Iheet & bar Lead, Pew
ter, brass Kettles, Warming-Pans, Frying-Pans,
Shovels and Spades, Anvils and Vices, Patent and
Common Time-Glasses, Shovels arid Tongs, Deck-
Nails, Brads, Nails and Tacks of every size, Wiu
dow-Glafs, Tin-Plates, Sheet-Iron, Rotten Stone,
' Black-Lead and Looking-Glasses.
Hape imported by the laftveffets from Liverpool &
Briflot, A large and general assortment of
HARDWARE
MOST refpea fully inform their custom
ers, and the public in general, that
thffiave imported in the brig Betsey, and
Tliip Foxwell, from Bristol, and the ship
Packet, from Liverpool, and have now rea
dy for sale at their store in Market-street—
A large assortment of
Cutlery, Iron-Mongery, Saddlery,
Brass Foundery, and ship chandlery Wares.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Wheel-Boxes of every size, English
and American Iron Hollow-Ware, Sleigh-bells,
&c. &c. &c. PortJmouth, Niro. i 3, 1799.
GO OD S,
Which they are Jelling on the most reaJonable
terms, by wholesale and retail at their Jlore in
Market-street Confining of
BRASS Kettles, brass and copper
Warming Pans, copper and Iheet-kon Tea-
Kettles, block tin and competition Tea-pots, tin'd
iron, composition & block-tin table & tea-spoons,
Pewter, Sheet-Lead, patent and common Shot,
Tinplates, Sheet-Iron, Frying-Pans,Flat-Irons and
Ironing-Boxes, Anvils and Vices.
A very great variety of CUTLERY, viz.
Ivory, buck, ebony and bone han
dle Knives & Forks ,• Carvers ; Pen-Knives; Jack
Knives ; Razors; Scissors; Curriers, Leather dress
ers. Butchers and Drawing Knives.
A general assortment of
Joiners, Coopers, Saddlers & Shoe-
Makers' Tools.
Locks, Hinges, Latches and Bolts,
ftrafs and iron) of all kinds.
A great variety of
Brass Cabinet & Clock Furniture ;
brass and copper Scales ; bras s Cocks ; brass Chair
Nails; Dividers ; brass and iron Wire ; patent
copper Lamps ; Japan'd oval and oftagon Tea-
Trays; Waiters; bread and fruit Baikets; Can
nisters ; Snuffer-Trays ; Lanterns ; plated, prince^
metal, brass, japan'd and iron Candlesticks.
SAWS, viz. cross-cut, tenon, pit,
turning, hand, web, falh, compass and key-hole,
(steel and common plate.)
A complete assortment of
SADDLERY, —Files and Rasps ;
Steelyards; Scale-beams ; cast-iron Weights; Shov
els and Tongs ; brass-pipe and common Bellows ;
box and steel Coffee-Mills ; Spades ; Devonshire &
square Shovels ; Fish Hooks ; Needles of all kinds ;
Brads and Tacks ; Spectacles, with silver, plated
and steel bows ; polilh'd steel fpeftacle cases ; ivo
ry and horn Conibs ; Callers with 4 and 5 glasses.
Gilt & Mahogany frame Looking
Glasses ; floor, hearth, clothes, flioe, furniture;
scrubbing, buckle, tooth, dust, paint, tar and horse
BRUSHES ; Curry Combs ; fnuff, tobacco and
Chiving Boxes ; Money Scales and weights in Ma
hogany Cases ; Sash and Bell Lines ; house and tea
table Bells ; patent & common Time Glaffe^,&c.
They have also for Sale.
Bohea, fouchong, hyfon and gun
powder Teas ; Madeira, Red-port, Sherry, Lisbon
and Malaga Wines ; Brandy ; Gin; Rum ; Loaf
and brown Sugars ; Flour ; Chocolate ; Mace ;
Nutmegs; Cloves ; Cinnamon ; Pepper & Alfpice ;
Painters' Oil and Colours ; Window-Glass ; Nails
of all sizes, cut and wrought ; Spikes ; Call Iron
Ware ; German and English Steel ; Salt Petre ;
Glue, and many other articles.
Portsmouth, Nov. 26, 1799.
G O OD S.
H. ^ B. Penhallow,
Dame & Penhallow,
GROCERS,
J. & J. Goddard,
HARD-WARE
—LIKEWISE—
GOOD S,
•Which will be fold est a low advance by Wholesale
and Retail, at his Store ft Market-street, for
Cash, drjhort approved Credit ; ConJiJling of
'TH Ebeft London fuperfine Broad
A- Cloths of the molt fashionable colours ;
Queen's Cloths and fuperfine Bath Coating fuita
bie for Ladies' Habits ; best fuperfine plain and
mixt Forest Cloths ; cross bar'd and fashionable
Swandowns and Callimere Veftcoating ; best De
vonshire Kerfeys ; water proof Cloths ; Orleans
Cloths, and ftrip'd Elastics ; Rose Blankets of a
ftiperior quality ; red, crimson, green and yellow
Baizes ; yard wide fine black Flannel, green, red
and white ditto 3 Hunting Cords and Thickfetts ;
best Velveteens and Velverets ; Carpeting and
Carpets.
A complete assortment of
Chintzes of every description and
of the latest fafhion, from 2f. to 7J6 per yard ; an
elegant assortment of 6-4 Cambrick Mullins, tam
bor'd and lapet Mi&s ; plain, ftrip'd and cross
bar ditto ; Mull!nets and Densities ; Muslin Shawls
and Handkerchiefs ; purple and patch color'd do.
A large assortment of
Silk Shawls and Handkerchiefs ;
white Camel's hair Shawls with Fringe and Net
ting.
—ALSO—
One trunk of white and colour'd
Muffs and Tibbets, of the newest fafhion ; Suwar
row Hats and Grecian Botnets ; fancy Plumes and
Feathers ; bugle and other Trimmings ; fine white
and black Laces and Edgings ; Modes and Satins ;
black and white patent Veils ; Italian Silks ; Luf
trings ; silk Crapes and color'd Tiffany.
Alfa, —A large assortment of
Irish Linens and Sheetings of the
best fabrick, from 2/. to yf6 per yard. Cotton and
French Cambricks ; Diapers and Table Cloths ;—
a complete assortment of Durants, Galimancoes
and Ruflels ; Moreans, C'amblets and Wildbores.
A targe assortment of
Mens' & womens' fafhionable Bea
ver Hats, childrens' do. of^all colours ; a complete
assortment of Hosiery of every description ; gr&n
and red worried Caps, &c. &c.
A few Bales of
Salmon Twine and Herring Nets ;
St. Peters Cod-Lines and Sewing Twine.
^Cafe and the higbefl price given
for POT and PEARL ASHES.
• ' Portsmouth, Nov. 5, "1799.
RICHARD EVANS,
HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND OPENED A CASE OF
HARD-WARE,
Containing a large assortment of
KNIVES and FORKS, (some very ele
gant)—Pocket Knives.—A great variety of
Penknives, from 1 to 10s. each ; Razors ; Scissors;
Powder Flasks ; cases of Razors ; shaving Cases ;
Mahogany Dressing Cases ; 3 elegant Mahogany
Knife-Cafes.
He has, as usual, a large variety of
PIECE GOODS,
and experts immediately a general and frefh as
fortment. Portsmouth, Nov. 4, 1799.
G O O DS,
Which, (to enjure quick sales ) he=has marked at a
very low advance. also—
Has opened one Box, containing
Cake blacking, furniture balls, scented soap, scent
ed and plain hair powder, various (cents, roll and
pot pomatum, favender and honey water, and 14
dozen bottles essences, making a great variety.
He will be obliged to those customers who have
omitted paying bills due some time, to call and
fettle the fame.'
PortJmouth, beginning of Market -flreet,
November 5, 1799.
' - - - / — '-“ - : ■'ISHIM HI ■ —!■
Pieafe to take Notice..
THE Day for making Dfcounts
1 at the Niw-Hampshire Union
Ba,NK is now altered —it having been tho't
more convenient to be on Monday; those
who may have occasion to do bnfinefs at said
Bank, will govern themselves accordingly.
By order of the Dire Hors, z
Wm. Gardner, Caftier.
Portsmouth,oß.l6, 1799.
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS,
VERY CHEAP I
RICHARD EVANS,
INFORMS his friends and the public, tha t
he has received a very extensive afl'ortment of
On Wednesday the 4th of December, by Virtue
of a license from the Hon. Samuel Tenney,
Est 7"^ e °f Probate for the County of
Rockingham.
A LL the Estate of Mark Ham,
A Cabinet-Maker, late of Portsmouth, deceas
ed, consisting of
Furniture ; Tools ; Stock in the
line of his business, and a Building on lease land,
at the head of Long-wharf,—-where the sale will
be at 11 o'clock before noon, on said day.
Geo. Wentworth, Auft'r.
Portsmouth, Nov. 12, 1799.
- ty BE SOLD, e
At Public Auction,
NEW _GOODS.
EDWARD PARRY,
Has just Received an extensive assortment of
FALL & WINTER
For SALE, a great variety of
EUROPEAN & INDIA
TO BE SOLD,
By vifae °f a Licence from the Superior Court,
A FpRM in Greenland, contain
ing about one hundred acres of land—lying
on Winnecott-River in said Greenland, with a
dwelling-house and barn thereon—being the estate
of George Lang, adjudged to be non compus
mentis. Said Farm is well wooded, and consists
of arable, mowing and pasture land, with an ex
cellent orchard, and adjoins the road leading from
Portsmouth to Exeter, near Greenland mills.—A
long credit with good security will be given for
the greater part of the purchase film, and terms of
payment made easy. For further particulars ap
ply to the subscriber in Greenland, Guardian to
said George Lang.
Since October last.
A Variety of Shells from the Virgin Islands, in
the Weft-Indies — by a young Lady.
~ Salt Creftalefe on roots of trees—by Capt. Dam
merel.
An Egyptian fowl's head, preferred by a sub
stance, having the quality of a stone, ?
A piece of rock having the quality to drive on
the water.
A large piece of petrified Wood from Rio de la
Plata, from the Efpinello tree, or Thorn or Haw
thorn tree, collected in Rio Negro—A piece of
Cry ftal Mineral, from Rio Saneiro, the fragments
of which are used as ffones for paste buckles, &c.
by Capt. Stevens.
An Ear of Corn, formed by nature in the repre
sentation ofa hand, with a thumb and four fingers
by % M Sewall, Esq.
, The Museum will be opened every day in the
week, except Sunday, from 9 o'clock in the morn
ing till Tour o'clock in the afternoon.
N. B. The objects that were in the Museum,
disagreeable to the feelings ofc some fpettators,
have been removed.
Portsmouth, Nov/12, 1799.
Wanted Immediately,
At the REPUBLICAN PRINTING-OFFICE,
TWO smart a&ive Ladsas Ap
prentices. , r ^^
0
EBEN'r JOHNSON, jun.
Greenland, Nov. 7, 1799.
Additions to the Portsmouth Museum
TO BE SOLD,
riVE Lots of LAND, with a
water privilege, on Water-street, near Liber
ty-Bridge, each lot containing 23 1-2 feet on said
street, and carrying that breadth 50 feet easterly.
Also —Four other Lots adjoining, of 23 feet by
40, with a like privilege, agreeably to a plan tak
en of the premises.
Any person or persons inclining to purchase may
know the terms by applying to
GEORGE WENTWORTH.
Portsmouth, Nov. 4, 1799.
'FOR SALE
At the flore near the Hotel,lower end of Buck-flreet
ocupie'd by
RICHARD CHAMPNEY,
3d proof Rum per hhd.
Old Spirit ; Gin ;
4th proof Brandy ;
Sugars,different qualities pr.bbl.
Molasses ; Coffee per bag ;
Bohea and Souchong Teas.
20 bbls, frefh fuperfine FLOUR.
The above Goods, being on commission,
will be fold whplefale and retail, cheap for
cash.
Goods of any kind received for sale on
moderate terms.
Portsmouth, 08. 2, 1799.
CLEMENT JACKSON,
HAS FOR SALE,
At No. 4, Portsmouth Pier,
120 Hhds.Tobago & Antigua Rum.
A number bags Coffee.
Pimento. —Pepper.
I Hoglhead Loaf Sugar.
Few barrels mess Pork.
7 Hogsheads Molasses.
5 ditto Sugar.
5 Pipes Brandy, 2 of them real Coniac.
3 Pipes Gin.,
30 Barrels fuperfine and fine FLOUR.
30 Bolts firri quality Duck.
30 Ditto 2d. quality ditto.
60 Pieces Raffia Sheeting.
60 Ditto Ravens Duck.,
22 Coils Cordage.
8 Tons old Sable Iron.
100 Quintals Pollock Fish.
Quarter Chests BOHEA TEA, &c.&c.
Portsmouth, Nov. 12, 1799.
For Sale, a quantity of /
S AL T,
Now on board the Ship RANDOLPH, from St.
Übes, at Portsmouth Pier.
Inquire of ELIJAH HALL, No. i 3, o r
JOHN MCLINTOCK, No. u,
On said Pier.
Portsmouth, 00. 16, 1799.
TO BE SOLD, Br
DANIEL HUNTRESS,
No. 15, Portsmouth-Pier,
20 Hhds. firft quality Trinadad
Sugar, entitled to drawback.
10 Hogsheads Jamaica Rum.
Molasses, &c. &c. &c.
12 or 15001. rierling in Exchange, 60 or 90
days on London.
A FARM, for Sale.
t Fredericksburg, Sept. 12, 179%
BY an Advertisement published last Tuefday b,
Messrs. Wilson and Swan, it may be inferred
that Bank Notes were delivered to me to the a
mount of 1500 Dollars; and the whole tenor of
the advertisement seems to be an attempt to throw
an obloquy on my character. The following
fthtement of faffs, which I can support by testimo
ny, will at once remove the impression of my re
ceiving money, and the villainous attempt at ca
lumniating my character by their unjust publica
tion.
Mr. Swan, of the House of Wilson and Swan,
came to the Pod-Office between the hours of 9
and to o'clock in the evening of the 17th ulr. and
he deliverd me a Letter—l then took it and put
it in the Mail in 'his presence (as he Raid some ren
fiderable time after the delivery of the letter)
which mail was regularly put up with the others,'
as usual, and sent from this Office.
How Messrs. Wilson and Swan carrie by their in
formation that the letter was suppressed, and Bank
Notes taken out, we leave the public to decide.
WILLIAM WIATT.
Those printers in the United States who publish
Messrs. Wilson and Swan's advertisement will be
so obliging as to insert the above, and"apply for
payment to W. W.
O&ober 9, 1799.
TO BE LET,
^ Part of a House, very conveni
ent for a Jmall family. Enquire of the Printer.
Portsmouth, Oft. 1,, 1799.
flm_m—MMMM^ B _Q t g ra __g__Q t ____— #
Che Republican Ledger,
Is published, weekly, every Wednesday morning,
, on the following Conditions :,
One Dollar and Fifty Cents per annum, (exchfoe
of postage)- One third to, be paid m advance.
Bankers and Merchants are particular!, requeu
ed to watch the circulation of said Notes, and flop
them ; and any person giving such information as
will lead us to our Money, fliall have FIVE HUN
DRED DOLLARS Reward.
WILSON & SWAN.
Fredericksburg (Fir.) Sept! 10, 179 g.
CTAII Printers in the United States are requeu
ed to publish the above; and we will pay them.
OBolfer 9, 17%.
THE Co-Partnerfliip between JOHN UNDER
WOOD and Son, being dissolved by the death
ot the former, all persons having any demands
against said company are requested to present
them for settlement, and all indebted are requeu
ed to make immediate payment to
JOHN UNDERWOOD,
Surviving Partner.
Portsmouth, Nov. 6, 1799.
Underwood's Rope-Walk.
TJE fubferiber refpedfully in
forms bis friends and the public, in general
that he continues tq carry on the
Rope - Making Business
In all its branches at the above Walk,' where Mer
chants and others may be supplied with
; CORDAGE
of any kind, executed in a mallerly manner, and
on reasonable terms.
John Underwood.
Portsmouth, Nov. 12, 1796.'
Wanted Immediately, °
M"Two a&ive Apprentices to the Rope- Mak
ing Bufinefe-if they have arrived to the age of
17, they will answer, provided they can be well
recommended for honesty and fobrieg. Enquiry
ofthe Printer. Portsmouth, Off. 9, 1799.
7'o BE LET,
CT A House, very convenient for A
small family, having good accommodations, near
Underwood's Rope-Walk. The retd will be low.—
For further particulars inquire of the printer.
Portfmouth, Nov. 26, 1,99.
WHEREAS, my wife, ABl
'' GAIL SIMSON, has behaved in
an indecent and unbecoming manner, I here
by forbid all persons harbouring or trusting
her on my account after this date, as I will
not pay any debts of her contrading.
GEORGE SIMSON.'
Portsmouth, Nov. 16, 1799.
1500 DOLLARS.
WAS delivered to the Postmaster here, in the
Poft-Office, on the Evening of Tuefday the
27th ult. a Letter direded to Mr. John Mills,
merchant, Baltimore, containing two Alexandria
Bank Notes—No. 4320, in favour of William
Taylor, and dated the 20th of April, 1798, for
One Thousand Dollars, and No. 4511, in favour
of John P. Pleafants, and dated the 10th of Dec
-1798, for 506 Dollars ; which letter has been fop
preffed in a Poft-Office, and tile Bank Notes taken
out —as the public Mail was not flopped, moulted
or robbed.
THE Subferiber refpedfully in-
L forms his friends and the public,.tlfeu he has
for sale, at the sign ot the Golden Anchor, (Spring
Hill) a general assortment of
SEAMENS' CLOTHING,'
Which are warranted by their humble servant
.THOMAS HYDE.
Portsmouth, Nov. 26, 1799.
A LL persons indebted to, or that'
A have an, demands againri the estate, of
Mr. JOHN UNDERWOOD,
late of Portfmouthf Rope-Maker, deceased;
are requested to present the fame to the sub
scriber for settlement.
SAMUEL DROWNE.
Executor to the last Will and Teftamen!
of the Deceased.
Portsmouth, Nov. 19, 1799.
TAKE NOTICE.