Oracle post — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-12-13 00:00:00, page 4

TaDD AND SMITH,
Have for Sale at their
Ship Chandlery Store,
. No. §, Merchant's Row, ,
BEST Ebony Sextants; do. do. Quad
rants, with or without tangent screws;
Mahogany do. Day and Night Telescopes ;
Brass and Wood Compasses; Gold's, patent
Logs ; Patent 14 & 28 Log Glasses ; Time do.
Brass Dividers, do, do. with Pens.
Gunter's Scales; Guaging Rods';
Want Sticks ; American Pilot ; Weft India do.
European do. Mediterranean do. Romdn Gulf do.
CHARTS
Os the Chefapeak, including Delaware
Bay, &c. New-England from South Shoal to
Cape Sable ; the Banks and part of the Coast of
Newfoundland ; Nova Scotia ; New-England,
from Wood Island to Good Harbour ; Coast
of America from Cape Hatteras to Cape Ro
man ; do. from Newbury harbour to New-York;
South Carolina & Georgia ; Gulf of St. Law
rence ; General Chart of the Weft-Indies ; Car-1
ribee Islands ; Windward Passages with direc
tions ; Plan of the River Miffifippi; Chart of
the Coast Guayana ; Spanish Main ; River Plate ;
Cape Horn ; Cape of Good Hope ; Coast of
Guinea ; do. of Africa; Mediterranean Sea ;
Spain and Portugal; Bay of Biscay; Coast of
France ; North Sea with directions ; Atlantic
Ocean ; and the World.
Elements and practice of Rigging and
Seamanffiip; Art of Rigging; do. of Sailmaking,
Steel's improved Tables ; Guthrie's
Grammar; Ship Master's Assistant ; Seaman's
Journals ; Writing and Log Paper; Slates;
Pocket Books ; Pen, pocket, hunter's and fportf
man's' Knives ; Ink Stands ; do. Powder ; Sand
Boxes ; Quills ; Slate and Lead Pencils ; Ru
lers ; Money Scales, &c. &c.
Portsmouth, December 3, 1 803.
For Sale by
T. MORTON,
Sign of the Golden Key, Congress-street,
Two Doors from the Portsmouth Stone.
HYSON, Young Hyfon, Hyfon-fkin,
Soulhong and Bohea Teas warranted; Cog.
hiac and Barcelona Brandy ; Holland's and Amer,
ican Gin, Rum per hhd. or otherwise; Madeira,
Sherry, Lisbon, Claret, Port, and Sweet Wines, per
quarter calk or less quantity; Loaf, India and
Brown Sugars; Coffee; Flour; Pollock Fill);
Salt ; Cotton ; Cards, &c. together with a general
assortment of
W- India Goads & Groceries,
of the firft quality, and very low for ready cadi.
Attendance from fun-rife, until^
o'clock in the evening. (t.f.)
Portsmouth, December 3, 1803.
THE partnership of the fubferibers.
Under the firm of GARLAND & SLAKE
was this day dissolved by mutual agreement. Ai
persons indebted to the Company are requeued t<
make payment to Joshua Blake, and thole hav
ing demands are deiired to present them to him hn
fettlementi
William Garland,
Joihua Blake.
Portsmouth, Nov. 3, 1803.
JOSHUA BLAKE,
BEGS leave to inform his Friends and
the Public that he has removed to the New-
Brick Store, No. 8, Market-street, where he has
for sale, a large assortment of
English & India piece Goods.
Portsmouth, Nov. 26, 1803.
WILLIAM GARLAND
INFORMS his friends and the public
that he is riow opening at tlie fore lately occupi
ed by Mr. Edward Parry, in Congress-street,
A Large Assortment of
Seasonable Goods,
Os the latest importation, which will be
fold at prices that will give fatisfadion to the
purchasers—among which may be noticed in par
ticular,
Broad Cloths of all prices, confining of
blue, green, brown, black and mix'd colors ; arid
fafhionable Drab for furtouts; Plains; Serges ; dark
brown Coatings and Ratteens ; handsome Drab do.
Baizes; Flannels ; ad assortment best Rafe Blankets
very cheap.
Black and olive Velvets ; fafhionable
Drab do. and Cords ; Hosiery of all kinds.
A neat assortment of Vesting, consist
ing of Swanfdown, satin and silk Velvets.
A variety of Chintzes, of the newest
fafhions; Furnitures ; Camel's hair Shawls, black,
white and color'd, and with elegant satin borders.
A large quantity of India Cottons and
Calicoes, of all prices, very low ; Pelice silks
Luteftringb. a large assortment
Muffs & Tippets, from 3 dols. 50 cts.
to 21 dols.; Tippets separate; Furs ready dressed
for making do.
He has also For Sale,
5 pipes Spanish Brandy.
8 hhds. Weft India Rum,
§ bales Cotton.
10 Chests and quarters Tea. Gin.
Nov. 29.
Just received and for Sale by
Quincy & Pierrepont,
A FEW Chests of Souchong Tea of
a good quality.
Decemfr „ xiofr
0
EDWARD PARRY
INFORMS his Friends and the Public,
that he has removed from Congress-street, to bis
New Brick Store, No. 10, Market-street,
where he has opened a large assortment of
Fall & Winter Goods,
which he has imported direct from the Manufac
turers, which will be fold at the lowelt advance, by
wholesale and retail—confining of
Best fuperfine London blue, black,dtab,
mixt, corboe and bottle green Broad Cloths.
Double milled, drab, and other fashion
able colour Caflimeres; fop rfine drab, mixed, and
Brunswick Forest Cloths.
Twilled ijuffils and Coatings ; Baizes
and Flannels.
% I, I, arid V Rose Blankets of
superior quality. _
^ large assortment of fashionable
Swanfdown and other Vesting; black,
blue, and Olive Velvets, Thickfetts and Corduroys.
A complete afotment of
Strowbridge and Jersey 3 threaded knit
IStockings, silk and cotton do.
Callimancoes & Ruffels ; fuperfine Du
rants and Tammies ; London Shalloons auk Flor
entines. "
Muffs & Tippets; Lace, 'Furr, and
other Trimmings.
Fashionable Chintzes ,ahd Bed Furni
ture, with a large assortment of fringes and toffies
to match. „v
Fashionable Muslins of every defcrip
r'ou ; Dimities and Moflinets.
irifh Linens & Sheetings,
A large assortment of
Camel's hair and silk Shawls of every co
lor ; Modes and Sattins ; Laces and Edgings of su
perior qualities.
a large affrtmtnt of
Ladies arid Gentlemen's new fafhion
Beaver Hats ; black and colored Feathers Wreaths &
Flowers; fafhionable shagg for Hatts ; Gold and
silver dreft Italian Crapes ; black, pink, blue, and
white plain do, ;
25 bales of Sewing Twine; Salmon
Twine ; Cod Lines and Herring Netts.
Portsmouth, No. to, Masket-freet, Nov. 29, 1803.
WDMUNb H. QUINCY
rA & JAMES H.PI^RREPONT,having entered
nto Copartnerfhip, inform the Public, they have ta
ken a Store in Mr. James Shapley's new building
at the head of Jacob Sheafe Efar's. wharf, where
they offer for sale, a,general assortment of
Drugs and Medicines,
and a well felefled assortment of Patent
Medicines— also, Medicine Chests, put
up in a neat manner.
Physicians pfefcriptions corre&ly at
renced to. —likewise —
W. India Goods & Groceries,
N. B. Dr. Pierrepont, offers
ds services as Physician and Surgeon—he may be
ound at the house of Mr. Quincey.
Washington Museum of Wax Figures.
Monlthrop & Pardee;
Respectfully inform the La
dles and Geotleiinn of Portsmouth and
vicinity, that there is now opened at the Aflembly-
House, and will continue a few days, a hew
Collection of Wax Figures,
'rge as life, confining of the following Charaaers,
afriking likenfs tf/^e/aAGenWaffiington
represented as giving orders to Col. Humphreys,
bis Aid.
John Adams; late Prefdent of the V. S.
His Excellency Thomas Jefferfon.
The famous General Wolfe, who fell in
the lattle on the Plains of Abraham, represented
with the Surgeon supporting him in his expiring
moments, and his Aid de-camp bringing tidings of
the littery of the Army.
General Bonaparte, Firs Consul of France.
A llrikiug representation of the Death of Captain
COOK, who was killed by the natives of one of the
Islands in the South Seas, with the combat between
his Lieutenant and the Indian who killed him.
Salem, & Friend's Beauty;
A scene from the Beauties of Hillory, representing
Virginius the Roman soldier flaying his Daughter,;
to preserve her from the hands of Appius Claudius. I
in defence of her vittue. The happy meeting ofl
Roderic Random, with his Narciffa. The Grecian
Daughter, nourishing her Father in prison. Mater
nal Affeaion represented by a Lady with two Chil
dren. The Old Maid disciplining her domeflics.
The Road to Ruin, or the Combat between the
two Watchmen and the Rake. Old barby and
Joan cheering themselves with the bottle and Pipe.
The poor Mendicant asking Aims— and f,y?dry other
Figures, with Music on the Organ.
*#* The Museum will be opened from 9 o'clock
in the morning, till 9 in the evening, sundays ex
cepted.—Admihion for Gtown Persons, 25 cents,
and half price for Children.
The above above Figures are allowed to be equal,
if not superior, to those exhibited ih the Mufeutus
of London and Paris.
Fresh Malaga Grapes,
FOR Sale by S. LARKIN,—^,—
Fresh Cask and Box RAISINS, and
a few jars OLIVES.—AII kinds of
GROCERIES, as usual.
November 26, 1803.
Ebenezer Thompson,
Hasfor sale at his Ware-House, Bow-Street.
fILD Sable Russia lron per ton ; Bran
dy per Pipe or Bbl.; Molasses per Hhd.; Sugar
per Bbl. ; fuperfine and fine Flour; Liverpool Salt
Hyfon, Young Hyfon, Hyfon Skin, Souchong and
Bohea Teas, per chest ; a few boxes Spanish Se
gars ; 200 lb. Nutmegs, in bags of io lb. each,
which will be fold by the bag or single pound—
CHEAP.
CARPETS, &6
fuft opened by
PETER COFFIN, a large assortment
1 of CARPETS & CARPETING.
A few pieces elegant India Gold and
Silver MUSLINS..
Coatings ; Linens ; Luftrings ; large
Silk SHAWLS, &c&c.
Pcrifmouth, December 3, 180^.
Fashionable Drab Broad Cloths & Caffimeres
O—
Swett & Weeks.
HAVE received an assortment of
Fashionable Drab milled Broad Cloths and
Caffimeres of superior qualities.
Portsmouth, December 3, 1803.
t+&=-„„. ~ , „,__„ -ftatm—ct
\TOW landing from on board the
. brig Aligator, a Cargo of
Excellent flavred Runty
and for Sale by WILIAM RICE,
~ No. 7, Portsmouth Pier,
PAPERS
>—o—
— Sale by S. LARKIN, a quanti
ty of Sheathing, Writing, Printing,
W rapping, Bonnet, and Press PAPERS,
very cheap— also, a few cwt. of Book-
Binder's Boards. At the fame place may
be had Suwarrow Boots, and Gentle
men's fine calf skin Shoes.
December 3.
ftp Take Notice.
TO be Sold at Public Auction by vir
tue of a licence from the Hon. Ebenezer
Smith, Esq. Judge of the Probate of Wills, &c.
for the county of Strafford, and State of New-
Hampshire, on Tuefday, the third day of January
next, at 12 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Dwell
ing House of John Davenport innholder in
Portsmouth, in the County of Rockingham—fo
much of the real estate of Samuel Taylor, late of
Boston, in the County of Suffolk, and Common-§
wealth of Maffachufetts,Merchant, deceased,teftate,
in the hands of Benjamin Sumner of said Boston,
merchant, administrator, de bonis non, of laid Samuel
Taylor, as shall be fufficient, to raise the sum of
three thousand dollars, with incidental charges;
to wit, so much of a certain tra& of land lying in
Tuftonborough, in the County of Strafford afore
faid, containing about one thousand acres, an un
divided third part of the north-eafterlv half of fix
thousand acres, released by Peter Livius, Esq. to
John Moffat, Esq. and is the fame one thousand
2 r res conveyed by John Evans to said Taylor.
A deed of release of said premises will be given by
said Benjamin Sumner, or his Attorney duly author
ifed. Further particulars will he made known at
the time and place of sale, or at any time previous
by applying to the subscriber.
jotham Lawrence, Attorney
to said Benjamin Sumner, or to Z. Robinson, at
his Store, in Portsmouth.
£fp™£? Nov, 18, 1803.
For Sale,
The Brig Rising Sun,
Apply to Mark, or Joseph Noble.
Portsmouth, December 3, 1803.
A Premium given for SPANISH
DOLLARS, by Samuel Ham.
December 3, 1803.
STOLEN from the Stable of the Sub
scriber in Rochester on the night between
the 4^d and 23d inst. a Dark brown MARE,
Saddle and Bridle,— said Mare is about 15 hands
high, trots all, and steps large, 4 years old last spring,
has lately had a number of fiddle biles on her back,
and is very badly food. The saddle has a blue broad
cloth housing trimmed with white iomewhat faded,
the bridle almost new with plated fnaffle bits.—
Whoever will flop the thief and feeure the Mare, so
that the owner /nay recover her again, (hall be very
Ihindfomely rewarded and all necessary charges paid
I by Jonas C. March.
Rochester, November 23, 1803.
State of New-Hamf/hire, Rockingham, fs.
THE Subscribers being appointed by
the Hon. Judge of Probate, Commissioners
to receive, examine, and adjust all the claimsof the
creditors to the estate of
JOHN PINGREE WILLIAMS,
late of Newmarket, in said county, trader, deceased,
represented infolveut, under the administration of
John Melcher, Josiah Adams & Daniel
Williams.
The creditors to said estate are hereby notified,
that we Ihall attend that service at the office of foe
emiah Libbey in said Portsmouth, on the firft Mon
day of December, January, and February next,
from 3 to 6 o'clock ?. %• of each of said days.
Jeremiah Libbey,
Nathaniel Adams,
Nathaniel A. Haven.
RANAWAY from the subscriber on
the %2d inst. a negro boy named ALECK, rather of
a yellowilh complexion; about 15 years of age, five feet
high, or thereabouts,is marked in his forehead withja sprig.
Whoever will give information, or return said boy to the
; subscriber in Newmarket, or at the Oracle Office in Ports
mouth, shall be compensated for their trouble.
JOHN HODGE.
Newmarket, Nov. 28, 1893.
WANTED, an active LAD to at
tend an English Goods Store—.apply to
ol;vxr- Bri4„>> No AMGrsE" 4 em
December 3.
Rockingham,fs.
TO the Honorable the Justices of the
Superior Court, to be hold en at Portsmouth,
within and for said county on the firft Tuefday of
February, 1803.
Represents, Abraham Tilton, of
Stratham in said county, hulbandman, that he is the
father and guardian of Mary Tilton, Nancy Til
ton, John Tilton, and Abraham Tilton jr. minors,
under the age of twenty one years, that the faid'
Mary, Nancy, John and Abraham Tilton junior,
are the owners of one sixth part of two pieces of
land, situate in Stratham aforefaid, one piece con
taining about twenty acres, and bounded as follows,
viz. on the north by the road leading from Strata
ham, aforefaid to North Hampton meeting house, east
by land of Thomas Moor, louth by land of Simeon
Rundlett, weft partly by land of Joshua Lane, and
partly by land of Ford Morrill; the other piece of
land contains four acre% is bounded as follows, viz.
fouth by land of John Moor, east by land of James
Odel, north by land of Joseph Clark, weft by land
of Abraham Stockbridge. The aforefaid two pieces
of land are held by,the said Mary, Nancy, John,
& Abraham Tilton, jun. io common with Jofeph'
Merrill. The said Abraham represents that it would
bfreonducive to the interest of said Minors to hav#
their said sixth part of the lands aforefaid fold. The
laid Abraham therefore prays that yopr Honors
would empower him to fell the aforefaid sixth part
of said lands owned by said Minors, and the said
Abraham will pray, &c.
Abraham Tilton.
Rockingham,ft, Superior, Court September term, 18034
ORDERED by the Court, that the
petitioner notify all persons concerned to appear be
fore the Justices of the Superior Court of Judicature,
to be balden at Portsmouth, within and for the coun
ty of Rockingham, on the firft Tuefday of Febru
ary next, to shew cause if any they have, why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted, by
causing said petition and the Order of Court there
on, to be published three weeks successively in the
Portfmouih Oracle, the last publication whereof to
be fix weeks before laid term.
Attest, Nathaniel Adams, Clerk.
Copy examined by
Nathaniel Adams, Clerk.
TO the Honorable, the Justices of '
the Superior Court of Judicature, holden at
Dover, in and furthe county of Stafford, on the
;firft Tuefday of September, 1863.
„ Shews, the petition of Richard
Cutts Shannon, of Peppeielborougb, in the
county of York, and Commonwealth of Massa
chusetts, ^hyfician, Guardian of the person and
estate of Thomas N. Shannon, a minor, and
Jonathan Clare of Northwood, in the county
of Rockingham, and said state, Esquire, Guardian
of Harriot Shannon, Abigail Shannon,
and Eliza Shannon, minors, all of which mi
nors are children of Thomas Shannon, late of Ro,,
cbefler, in laid county of Strafford, Esquire, de
ceased—That the said minors are leized of and in A
certain trad or parcel of land lying in Rochester
aforefaid, at Norway Plains so called, containing
one third part of an acte of land, be the fame more
or lets, which trad is bounded as follows, to wit 4
beginning at land of David Barker on the eaflerly
fide of the main road leading from Dover to Wake
field in said county of Strafford, then runs south
erly by said road, one hundred and ten feet to a stake,
thence extending easterly, and carrying the whole
breadth of one hundred and ten feet (and binding
southerly on land of Benjamm Rollins) on a lihe par
allel to the southerly line of land of the said Da
vid Barker, the whole length of said Barker's land,
till it comes to other land of said Benjamin Rollins; (
which allo adjoins the premises on the easterly fide
thereof—That the said minors hold said land in
common and undivided With William Shan
non, jr. said Richard C. Shannon, and William Bar-,
ker and Mary his wife. Said minors owning each
the one seventh part thereof in fee limple, and it
would be for the benefit of the laid minors that
their laid rights or shares should be fold. Where
lore your petitioners pray that license may be grant
ed them to fell and cifpofe of the said rights, and
they as bound will pray, &c.
J. P. Hale,for the Petitioners. (
September 16, 1803.
Strafford, fs. Superior Court, September term, 1803.
ORDERED by the Court, that the
Petitionsrs notify all Persons concerned to appear
before the Justices of the Superior Court of Judi
cature, to be Golden at Dover, within and for
the county of Stratford, on the fourth Tuefday of
February next, to shew cause, if any they have
why the prayer of said petition should not be grant
ed, by cauling said petition and Order of Court
thereon, to be published three weeks fucctffively,
in the Portsmouth Oracle, the last publication
whereof, to be fix weeks before said term.
Attest, Nathaniel Adams, Clerk.
Copy examined by
Nathaniel Adams, Clerk.
ALL Persons that have any demands'
on the estate of
ABNER FOGG, jr.
late of North. Hampton, deceased, are desired to
bring in their demands for settlement to the sub
scriber, at Northampton, who is empowered to
fettle the lame.
Simon Derbon.
December 3, 1803.
RAGS! RAGS!
Cash and the highest price given for
Rags, at Treadwells' Book-Store.|
The Portsmouth Oracle
mpublilhed every Saturday morn for the town and vicic
ity, and the
Oracle Post
every Tuefday morning for the Country, by William
&Daniel Treadwell, at their Book and Stationary
Ihop, corner of Court and Buck Greets, Portsmouth, N.H.
Terms, 1,50 cents per ann.—so cents in advance—puna
ually forwarded to all parts of this State, and the Diftricc
of Maire.
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