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Stateof New-Hampshire,
Cheshire, 88.
To'rthe honorable the Justices of the Superior Cour'
of Judicature, bdlden at Charleftown, within and
for the county of Chethire, on the fecund Tuef
day of May, in the year 1804.
HUMBL Y SHE WS,
DANIEL AUSTIN, of Portsmouth, in the
county of Rockingham, merchant, that he is
guardian of Thomas W. Penhallow, of said Ports
mouth, a minor; that said Thomas is fei2ed in fee
of one Uinety-fixth part of the following lots of ißnd
situate in said count, of Chclhire, namely, number
twelve, eight, thirty-eight, three, seventeen and five,
in Croydon ; three rights or proprietor's (hares in
Chefterfirld ; number three in the seventh range
and nine in the eighth range of lots in Dublin ;
two rights or proprietor's fliare in New-Grantham;
one ri°ht or proprietors (hate in Marlow ; lots
number four and twenty nine in the third range of
lots in Marlborough ; number three in the ninth
range and four io the seventh range of lots in Pack
ersfield ; lots number fix in the fifth range Ind
number three and four in the tenth range of lots in
Stoddard, and number four in the firft division and
four in the second division of lots in Washington;
That it would be conducive to the incereft of said
minor, to fell his right to laid real eftate-=tne said
Daniel Adilin therefore prays that he may be au
thorized and empowered to fell the fame.
c DANIEL AUSTIN.
Cheshire, &e. Superior o°urt, May term, 1804 b
Ordered by the Court, that the petitioner notify
all persons concerned to appear before the Juflices
of the Superior Court of Judicature, to be ootden
at Keene, within and for the county of Chefhiie,
On the third Tuefday of October next, to (hew cause
(if any they have,) why the prayer of said petition
Ihould not be granted, by causing said petition and
order of Court thereon,to be published tluee weeks
successively io the Poctimouh Oracle, the last pub
lication whereof to be fix weeks before said term.
Attest, NATH'IADAMS, Clerk.
Copy examined by
NATH'I ADAMS, Clerk.
State of New-Hampshire,
Grafton, #B.
To the honorable the Justices of the Superior Court
of Judicature, holden at Plymouth, within
and for the county of Grafton, on the fourth
Tuefday of May, in the year 1804.
HUMBLY SHE WS,
DANIEL AUSTIN, of Portsmouth, in the
county of Rockingham, merchant, that he is
guardian of Thomas W. Penhallow, of said Ports
mouth, a minor ; that the said Thomas is seized in
fee of the following lots & parcels of land, namely,
lot number four in the firft division, number fifty
fix in the second division, number twenty.nine in
the third division, number twenty nine in the firft
division, number eight in the third division,
and number fifty-five in the firft division of lots in
Alexandria, and now lying partly in Danbury ;
three hundred ten acres in Canaan; lots number
twenty-five, twenty three, and forty fix in Lvman ;
one right or proprietor's fliare in Lincoln ; five lot
in New-Chefler ; one right or proprietor's fliare in
N^w-Holdernefs; one right or proprietor's fliare i<
Piermont—That it would bj cun u?ive to the in
tereft of said minor, to led his right to laid re?
estate—The said Daniel Aufiin therefore prays th
he may be authorized and empowered to oil th
lame. DANIEL AUSTIN.
Grafton, as. Superior Court, May term, 18C4.
Ordered by the Court, that lire petitioner nonh
all persons concerned to appear before the Jufti<
of the Superior Court of Judicature, to be holder
at Haverhill, within and for the county of Grafton
on the firft Tuefday of November next, to Ihev
cause, (if any they have) why the prayer of lai
petition (hould not be granted, by caufiog f^
petition and order of court thereon to be publifln<
three weeks fucctflively in the Portsmouth Oracle,
the lad publication whereot to be fix weeks before
laid term.
Attest, NATH'I ADAMS, Clerk.
Copy examined by
NATH'I ADAMS, ClerL_
State of New Hampfliire.
Hillbrrough ff.
To the Honourable the Judices of the Superior
Court of Judicature, holden at Hopkinton with
in and for the county of Hillfborough, on the
• last Toefday of May, in the year 1804.
HUMBLY SH WS,
Daniel austin, of Portsmouth, id the
county of Rockingham, Merchant, that he
is guardian of Thomas W. Pennhallow, of said
Portsmouth, a minor; that said Thomas is seized
in fee of one ninety sixth part of the following lots
of land situate in said county of Hillsborough,
namely, number fifteen io Antrim, number twenty
three, and the amendment lot in Andover,
number thirty one in firft division, two lots in
feccad division, ,ie lot in third division, and mea
dow lot in fourth division of lots in Bedford, num
ber five in Dumbarton, number fdrty one, thuty
eight, thirty nine, forty, thirty seven, seven, two,
thirteen, twenty nine, fourteen, thirty fix, twenty
seven, seventeen, twenty five and eighteen in Deer
ing ; 'number nine in Fithersfield, number ten io
Hillsborough, number sixty eight, rwenty fix, for.
ty fix, twenty, twenty eigh', in Kiah Serge, num
ber nineteen in 6rd divitioD, and seven in second
division of lots in Lindborougo, number thirty
two, sixty seven, eighty three and ninety three in
Bradford, number one hundred twenty, one hun
dred twenty one, and eighty four in Ne* London,
number twenty in Sharon, number fifteen in Peters,
borough, number ten in Sutton, and number fix
in Windsor. That it would be conducive to the
interest of said minor to fell his right to the laid
real estate, the said Daniel Austin, therefore prays
that he may be authorized and empowered to fell
the fame. DANIEL AUSTIN.
Hillsborough, ff. o
Superior Court, May term, 1804.
Ordered by .he Court, that the Petitioner notify
all perlons concerned to appear before the Justices
of the Superior Court of Judicature, co be holden
at inherit, within and for the county of Hills,
borough, on the firft Tuefday of Oaober next, to
few mfa if any they have, why the prayer of
said petition illould not be granted, by cabling bid
peition and order of Court thereon, to be publifh-'
edt thre: weeks successively in the Portsmouth
Oracr'e, the last publication Whereof to be fix weeks
before said term;
Attest, NATH'I ADAMS, Clerk.
Copy examined by
NATH'I ADAMS Clerk.
blare of New-Hampffire,
Rockingham, ff.
To the Honorable the Judices of the Superior
Court of Judicature to be holden at Pitfmouib,
in and for the county of Rockingham, 00 the
firft Tuefday of February, Anno Domini, 1804.
HUMBLY SHEWS,
SHERBURNE DEARBORN, of Chester, in
laid county, cordwainer, that he is father and
guardian to Benjamin Dearborn, Edmund Dear
born, Nancy Dearborn, Syrenne Dearborn, and
William Dearborn, all minors under the age of
twenty-one ; that he is poffeffiou of fifteen acres of
land filtrate in laid Chester, as tenant by rhe curte
fy ; that his wards aforefaid, with one Bttly Seavey,
are the lawful issue of the body of the deceased wife
of the said Sherburne your petitioner, and joint heirs
in remainder of the land aforefaid ; that he con
ceives the idle thereof nec< ffary, and that it will be
conducive to the interest of his wards aforefaid.
Wherefore he requests this Honorable Court to
empower him to fell and convey the interest of Ins
said Wards io the land aforefaid, and be as in duty
bound will pray.
Roc kingham^ff.
Superior Court, February term, iy%.
Ordered by the Court that the peti
tioner notify all persons concerned to appear before
the Justices of the Superior Court of Judicature, to
pe holden at Exeter, within and for the county of
Rockingham, on the third Tueeday of September
next, to (hew cause (if any they have) why the
prayer of said petition should not be grahred, by
causing laid petition and order of court thereon, to
be published three weeks successively in the Ports
mouth Oracle, the last publication whereof to be
fix weeks before said term.
NATH'I ADAMS, Ci-rk.
Atteft NATH'I ADAMS, Clerk.
Preston & Masonry.
THE Lodges in the United States who may
please to patrouife the fubferiber's propos
ed Edition of Pr eston on Masonry, are refped
fully informed that said w<rk is committed to
the press, on a beautiful type, and an excellent
paper ; and will be completed agreeable to the
original prcpofals, in the month of Oaober.
It is earnestly requeued that all fubfeription
papers, may be returned throngh the medium of
the Poll-Office, by the firft of November, (and as
much earlier as poluble,) when the right of fub
fcitbing will be closed ; and all Volumes then
uufubfciibed for, will be holden at an advanced
pr ce.
Diie& to the fubferiber, at Portsmouth, New-
Hampshire.
^T Brother Masons are requtfei to insert this
advertisement in their rfpeHivc papers.
George Richards, p.c s.g.l.m.
Waldron & Holman,
/red) Alexandria, Philadelphia, and New-Ycrk
Superfine and Fine FLOUR;
Ship STUFF ;
Few bales COTTON;
Hyson TEA ; Souchong go; RICE;
New-England RUM in bbls.
Flat and square IRON ; STEEL;
SPIKE RODS, kc. kc. &c.
Portsmouth, August 4, 1804.
4^g A large two story
Morion HOUSE, at the South
IE& End, pleasantly situated on Gares
street, and now occupied b) Cap
tain Ebexezer Chadwick, with,
1 Shop adjoining the same, being well finished ;
with a large Garden, containing a number of good
Fruit Trees ; run ii,g- front Gates-strect, 140 feet,
to Bow-lane, leading to the House formerly Captain
harvard Goin 's, which makes the premises front
ing on two streets; a good Well of Water, And
Pump, the Aqueduct in tlie Cellar and House, and
every thing convenient to accommodate a family.
ALSO FOR SALE,
One other large two story
HOUSE, (few) pleasantly situated on Water-'
street, and said Bow-lane, making a corner lot near
Liberty-Bridge, well firrished on the outside, and
five rooms finished on the inside ; with a good Cel
ler under the whole, with a drain ; a good Kitchen
Garden ; good Well of Water and Pump, very han
dy to the House, and a large U ood House, and oth
er conveniences suitable to accommodate any fami
1,- F ° r further particulars apply to the subscriber,
living on the premises, who intends the sale of only
one of the above mentioned Houses, and therefore
has published the particulars of both, that any per-
Soii M ishing to purchase, may have their choice of
either, as may best suit them'.
CHARLES B. GRACE.
Portsmouth, August 1, 1604.
FOR SALE,
ON REASONABLE TERMS,
■A large 3 story I
House, with a shop i n front,
situated in a central part of
the town, middle of Buck
street,—For particulars ap
ply to
JOHN DAVENPORT.|
Portsmouth, August 1, 1804.
Farfale bv T. MORTON,'I
10,0001 b. Fresh Rice ; a few
bales Cotton ; Teas of all kinds warranted ;
pipes and barrels of Brandy and Gin ; Rum
per hbd. or less ; Loafi India & Brown Sugars ;
Molasses; Coffee ; Wines—Cotton and Wool
Cards ; 4olb. Nutmegs; also a few elegant 2 bar-I
rel guns —together with a general assortment of !
Well- India Goods & Groceries,
as good and as cheap as can he bought in
town.—Altadaw frev.fufrrife until 9 iclock eve.
New Goods.
Peter Coffin,
Hasjufl received per the Jhip King fanfrom
London, an additional supply of
Fancy & other Goods,
which completes his furnmer assortment ; among which are
SUPERFINE London BROAD
CLO CHS of the most fafhionable colours;
Habit Cloths ; Caffimeres ; silk Florentines.
A great variety of
Falliionable Waistcoating ; Fustians ;
Jeans ; Cotton Caffimers ; plain, tail'd and silk
Nankeenets ; Thicks ts ; Velvets ; wbrfted and
silk Plulh ; silk Velvets.
A large afortment of
Chintzes & Calicoes ; printed Camp
bricks; chintz & dimity Furniture : Coperplate
Furniture ; Muflinets ; Dimities.
A great variety of
Book, jacconet & cambrick Mullins ;
elegant India Muslins ; black and color'd Sarfe
net Cambricks ; black Ginghams ; muffin Hand
kerchiefs ; cambrick Shawls, embroider'd and
fring'd ; chintz and purple Shawls ;linen, cotton,
bandanna and black silk Handkerchiefs ; silk
Shawls. A great variety of
Luteftrings ; black double Sarfenets ;
elegant plain and check Italian Sarfene's ; Ital
ian Silks; Modes ; Satins ; color'd Sarfenets ;
Tiffanies ; black and color'd Crapes ; black
cypress, netting, crape and plain Gawzes ;
Millinets. A large assortment of
Thread Traces and Ecloin^s ; white and
black silk Laces ; black Lace Cloaks & Shawls ;
wide black Laces for cloaks and ffiawls ; black
Turkey Gauzes ; black 3c white Lace Veils some
very elegant. A great variety of
Cane, willow, chip, yeoman and Dun
ftable Bonnets and Hats; fancy Flowers and
Wreaths ; black and fancy Feathers; hibion
able Fans some very elegant ; crape, glaz'd and
common black Fans ; Parasols with and without
walking Canes ; Umbrillas';kid and morocco
Shoes ; Rofetts. Agreat variety of
Ribbons; cotton and silk Gown Trim
ings ; Gown Buttons; gold and silver Laces
and Fringes ; gold and silver Cords ; color'd silk
Cords ; cotton and silk Girdles; Straw Trimings.
Men's and youth's cotton, hemp, thread
and silk Hose ; women's cotton and silk Hose
some with lace clocks ; women's plain, picnic
and vandyke silk Gloves ; black and co lord silk
Mitts ; cotton Gloves and Mitts ; kid Glove#;
men's beaver, wash leather, thiead and silk
Gloves ; Stock Stiffeners ; cotton & fek Braces
A large assortment of
Linens ; sheeting Linens ; Brown Hol
land ; Checks ; Threads ; embroidering and 0-
ther Sewing Silks; Bindings.
A variety of
White & chintz Bed Lace, Crb and
Tassels ; —Table Cloths all sizes , D ape-s, some
2 yards wide, Napkins ; yellow and geen Can
vas.-- Fashionable gilt, plated & common But
tons ; Reel Knee-buckles ; Epaulets ; silver Thim
bles : Watch chains, Seals and keys ; Fins ;
Men's and boys Hats.
Tammies ; Durants ; Calimancoes ;
Shalloons ; Ruffels ; Moreens : Taboreens /-Flo
rentines : Ladings ; Sattinets. , *
India Cottons; India chintzes ; bbe
Garrahc ; blue and yellow Nankeens ; Madrafs
Long Cloths.
Carpets and Carpeting
Portsmouth, May 26, 1804.
Spring & Summer Goods.
Edward Parry
Has imported by the latefl. arrivals, a gen
eral assortment of
Fashionable Goods
among which are,
THE best London Superfine, black,
blue, mixed & drab BROADCLOTHS;
Double milled Caffimeres; black and olive Vel
vetts ; twill'd Nankinetts; Dimities & Mufli
netts; Lawn, Cambrick, & Sarfnett Muslins ;
Imbofs'd Cambrick; ; Colonade and Tambored
Muslins ; Book & Jaconet Muslin, and Mullin
Shawls; Plain & Figured Chintzes ; Best Lon
don made Hatts of the latest fafhion.
a complete afotment of
Irish Linens & Sheetings,
with a large assortment of other Goods as ufa
al—all which will be fold che p, by wholesale
and retail, for cash, or liberal credit, at his
Brick Store, No. 10 Market freet.
20,000 yds. good Tow-cloth
wanted. Portsmouth, May 5, 1803.
FOif-SatLE,,
go^^The House now oc*
^BS copied by the Subscriber. It has five I
Rooms on the Floor, proportionate !
BM@BO number of Chambers, Aqueduct,l
1 ,&c. and in good repair. For terms
apply to
JOHN UNDERWOOD.
Portsmouth, August 1, 1804.
DIED on board ship Jes
ferson, lying in Demarara River in the
months of April and May last :
John Davis, of Vermont aged 27 years,
George Rogers of Kittery, 22 do.
Isaac Judkins of New-London, 17 do.
John CRUX&fetf^tewley, Miss. 16 do.
Their frien<ty|^^n„ns may hear further of
them by appl^,
EDWARD S. YOUNG.
Portsmouth, July 28, 1804.
THE MANAG FES OF
Piscataqua Bridge Lottery,
offer to the Public the following
SCHEME
For the SECOND CLASS.
Prizes; Dollars.
1 of 10,000 Dollars is 10,000
1- 2000 do. - 2000
4 - 1000 do. - 4000
7- 500 do. - 3500
50 - 100 do. - 5000
50 - 50 do. - 2500
100 - 30 do. - 3000
100 - 20 do. - 2000
3500 - 8 do. - 28000
3813 60,000
12,000 Tickets, at 5 Dollars.
Subject to a deduction of 1g per cent, on payment
of Prizes.
Capital Prizes determinable, on the following days :
The first drawn Blank on the first day shall be
'entitled to receive 500 Dollars,
First drawn cn the Sth, 1000
First drawn on the 19th, 1000
First drawn on the 15th. 1000
First drawn on the 20th, 1000
First drawn on the 25th, 10,000
First drawn on the 30th, 20u0
I Four hundred Tickets shall be considered as one
I complete days work ; and the fortunate Blanks
shad be determined at that rate of drawing, whether
a greater or less number come out of the Wheels in
;one, or more days.
ITo those who are impressed with the important
object for whicli this Lottery was granted, little need
be said by us, to insure their continuance in well
: doing.
I To fortunate Adventurers, we are brief to de
clare, that no Lottery whatever, holds out a fairer
chance for gain, than this—presenting so many
.capital Prizes, compared with the small number of
ITickets, and determinable on the fairest principles.
X THOMAS THOMPSON, )
I XL THOMAS MARTIN, C Managers.
I. ' ELIJAH HALL,)
An" early day will be appointed for drawing.
Fottsmauth, July 24th, 1804.
Improved Patent Bedstead.
! nr HE Subferibers having observed
I -L and experienced many inconveniences a ten
ding the fixing, putting up, and taking down that
necessary Article of Furniture, the Bedstead,
have invented an improvement to remedy thole in
conveniences. Being equally applicable to com.
mon Beufteads, with lacking Both nis, as to more
costly ones, they persuade therrfelvts it.will meet
:with general approbation. It would exceed the
I i<nits of an advertisement to be particular in de
scribing the firuaureand advantages It may fuf.
'fice to lay, the Bedflead is firmly fastened at
t he corners, without the troubitfome opcrofe con
trivance and use of screws. It may be easily put
up by one person, and little more time is required
for taking it down by one perlon, than would be
necessary for putting up and taking down the leaves
n f a Dining Table. These advantages are obvious
in an article which requires frequent examination
and is frequently removed, but the Special advan
tages in case of Fire will be perceived at once by
those who have been obliged to remove and save
furniture on such occasions of hurry and distress—
The fubferibers flatter thcmfelves that an invention
combining simplicity, wfefulnefs, and cheapness
will be encouraged by a generous Public.
The right for making and vending the above
Patent Bedstead, may be purchased, on appij.
cation to either of the fubferibers at Portsmouth
New-hampfliire.
Ward Gilman, ) „
Willtiam Jackson, f '^tces.
PorNmeuth, May 12.
JUST ARRIVED, and for sale,
Toe cargo of the fbip Z phyr, consisting of
Coarse white Isle of May
Salt, Gin, and Linseed Oil,
Apply to EDW'd CUTTS.
India Cottons.
B. BRIERLEY,
TJ: AS just received a large assortment of
India Cottons,
some of which are of a very faperior quality
furte 16, 1804.
Cheap India Goods.
JUST RECEIVED BY
PETER COFFIN,
A large assortment of
INDIA COTTONS,remarkably cheap,
some for only 2 dollars per piece. INDIA
CHECKS, for 1 1/6 ps. Fine yd. wide CHINTZ
ES for 8/ ps. Blue check HANDKER
CHIEFS, for 20 cents. Colored NANKEENS,
for 1/6. Bandannoes, <witb an extensive aforl
inent of Other GOODS, as usual, equally as
c^eap as the above. fe 16.
'ff'HE Subscriber cautions
all Persons against purchasing a Note, signed
by himself and payable to Samuel Willey of
Concord, for FIVE DOLLARS, dated some time
la February, 1804—For which Note no value was
received. JOSES PHILBRICK.
August 4, tco4.
GillmremwiJwairomcßenHninigira^^
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is published every Saturday morsin^for ^ town
and vicinity, and
THE ORACLE POCT
every Tuesday,morning for the Country, by
William and Daniel Treadwell,
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