Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1809-01-09 00:00:00, page 4

Poetry
FROM THE TICKLER.
One year has elapfcd, fince ihr in
troduction of the Tarapin Syllem,
and iMi O'C country labors under e
qu.tl it not greater inconveniences
than when that fyilem was firft a
dopted. There is no probability of
I any advantage to be derived in fu
ture from its continuance, than there
is polTibility of proving part or pte
ient benefits refulting from it.
It is however evident, tha: our
wifeacres are convicted of their fol
ly, though ’tis a pity they arc too
vain an± proud to own it, as by fuch
ohHinatc adherence to conftftency in
errors, the country may yet have to
rue the conftqucnce.
Twelve moniU* have part, fince firft wu laid,
The wafteful wide Embargo law :
Soon did rhe current of eacli trade,
Peel itt hard grafpmg iron paw.
IHea* not enough, that we were griev’d,
By Europe * fierce contending foe* ;
’Twin uot enough that we receiv’d—
We Deeds muft fwell the tide of woes I
Oh cruel fate ! a double ftroke ,
Ot ill* betide abroad and home ;
Made willing Have*, we bear the Yoke
Ol Europe'* tyrant*, and **r rum.
feflrct paragraph.
A “Plain’ Qttejlicn.
As the Embargo has been laid on
more than one year, without effecting
any one good thing | how many years
siu.t a continue before it will be
likely ro produce any one good refult.
It is lincerely hoped, that fomc of
our able, intelligent, patriotic, and
good democratic politicians and arith
meticians. will condefcend to make
a plain and candid ftatement, or an
swer, to the above qncry.
Our National Reprefentatives have
refufed to interfere in favour of the 1
po<o fellows of Miranda’s expedition. |
One reafon given is, that they enter-1
ed voluntarily into the enterprize I
Hut why, then, do we interfere for j
failnrs who voluntarily enter the Bri-i
till, lervice ? Why did government I
atrerr.pt to prove that some of certain ,
dcltrrcrs from Britilh ftnps were
- Americans, when on the other *de
it was flicwn they had voluntarily
entered on board an Englifh man
of-war l
Anecdote —bn Irilhnian lately
working on board the flop jehn
A dims in Bolton, thus addrcfled
the figure head ; •• Ah, by my foul
and it you are a likeoefa, his Hon-1
our’s a fine looking gentleman. I
wilh he was at the top of government
How. If lie were, he’d foort find a
way to lift th^ Embargo t His Hon
or never dreamt of Jl nttirg Jhtp to be
revenged '<f Cvjtcmers / By St. 1 at
rick, Jefferson is no more to be
compared with Adams* than a wild
parfnip with a potatoe 1 *
Hehry IV. of France, alked a lady
nbi.h uas the -way to her bed chamber.
To which flic fcnfibly and modtllly
replied, the only way to my bed-cham
ber, Sir, is through tfc Church.
Why is Ireland likely to become
©ne of the richclt iilands in the uni
*trse ? Because her CAPITAL is al
ways Duplin.
Alujf's & Tippets,
A. Cliecver c* Co.
AT No 1, Motley'* Row, now offer for
fate, a large and elegant affortoient, man
ufactured unuer their own inipection and
warranted tree front damage. '1 hey conttlf
Of evciy k nd falhtouable and uleful, and
wilt be Ibid clllaper than can be purchaied
oit'ewhere in the Ihltrict ot Mnine, at retail—
it wholelale, aa low at can be purchaied in
Burton.
rlA I'S, they have of their own manufac
turing, ot ever, kind, which will be tolu and
w»tranted to give the purchaser i'atiktaCtioa.
kbujMd furniture.
New Bed* and Bedftead*. wuh a variety of
TaiUnir anu Kuclieu I uruiture.
l‘y Cafh given for hatting & flopping l'urrt.
J'KlUmJ 0*. 31. . (fh;
Jt_I-—
FOR SALE,
At Nc. y, Ingraham's Wharf,
*>*,nn Undid* Yellow Corn,
Philadelphia and Baltimore fuperline and
Scratched flour, iu whole aud halt bbl»,
gO barrel* Tar,
A few calk* Pbilad. Porter and Beer, firrt
quality, g
Bone Middling Turk,
Together with a general nfforlrttent of
W L (loo U and Crticrnt.
ROBERT hi OVER.
N- B AH nerf-.n* indebted are requerted
to call immediately and fettle the lame either
by Cadi or Note. ^ **•
/Vi. SW.
I Alfa for <i\t—XKTRTING LEATHER,
of a fuperior quality.
OHcu, 31. (tf.)
10 BE LEU
HALF of a convenient DWELLING
HOUSE, 6tuate<l iu Free (treer, on rea
fonable terms.— Enquire of
WILLIAM GODDARD.
Pirtumi, A'*V. 7. (*f)
Faflory 1 aril ilf Thread Store.
JOSEPH POPE, informs Ins friends aud the
put >c that he is appom.ed Agent tor Almy
i* R.tvii, of Providence, who will beep hint
conltauiiy I applied irom their long known dc
well eltalnuhed Factory, with a general allort
incut of
Cotton Warp and Filling,
Wiutc and coioted Stocking, 2 A 3 thread,
ditto ditto Threat! iu hanks and balls,
Wtrk Yarn,
Cotton. Shirting and Sheeting,
do. Check aud Stripe,
Bed lick, die.
Which will be told wholclalc and retail at the
Factory price*. Shopkeepers iu town bud
country may tie fupphed ou the lame term* a*
at the Manufactories, by applying at N.- 7,
Mujty't Rtu. (6ui) Zb*. 19.
To Algiers, Mates C3* Mariners.
INFORMATION WaNITD.
the fibooner EXPERIMENT,
Koncrt Lawkbncc, Mafler, tail
ed from Ku./M, in I'iijui/, lone
time in the month of February, ,
1806, bound on a voyage to Riu
Janaiiio, and Rtvm or Pcate, in &>uth-A
merira. Inform**,on hat lately been rewived
that the faid Ichooner was at the Mwl *f a- j
ret on the Coafl of Africa, forne time in April •
of the fame year, from which fhe departed
the day after her arrival there, and lias not
been heard of line*, by information tllat can
lie relied on. Vatiottf reports have been re
ccived, that (ho faid fehooner did arrive at the
River o? Plate, and was there trading It it
prefamci that if the veflel weut from Goree
to Rio Jauario, and from thence to the River
of Plate, that there are many perfont in the
United States, who have fecn the faid fchoou
cr, or mafler, at one or both ofthofe places.
The Schooner wa» on her firfl voyage, Vir
ginia built, of about 9/> (out, coppered to
light water mark, and has the appearance of !
a remarkable fafl failing veflel KOft Lave
rente it an ^iglilhinan by birth, hont'ia the
Ifle of Thanet in the County of Kent, about
4' years of age, 5 fret 9 indie* high, a flout
mau, inclined to be fat, of a ruddy complet
ion, and talks much.
1 Any petfuii who can give information rtf
pelting the,above veflel and mafler, or either,
will do a Angular ferviee in communicating it
IoTuomas pi i ZMMMo.NS, En] Pttft.kni of the
Delatiare Infuramt C.mpttny, of thla-elpha /
Joun CorriN Joses, Lmj. of Boflon, or to the
Subfcriber.
JOHN GRANBERY, PrrfJeot of me Ma
rine Info room Cam puny of NoefUk.
No,foil, Dt,to,Ur W, 1808 (twj
HARD-WARE CLODS,
William Goddard,
HAS received by fhip* Globe end Hannah
from Liverpool, an addition to Lie flock of
HardWare Goods,,
Which are oiler ;d for fale on »he mofl favora
ble term*, by wholefale or retail.
PtrlUuJ, A *. 7. (tl.)
Nt'AV PUBLICATION*.
JUST received and fbr fale at
Stephen Fatten'- Bookflore,
A'a. 10, Jtntt' HtV)—F Jt fl'trl,
Erpofition Of the Prat Inti and Afa ' inatiuuu
winch led U> the Ufurpatinn of the Grown of
Spain, and the tneaiu uled by the French Em
peror, to carry it into execution. !ty
DUN i'EDRO CBVALLOS.
Fuji Hatctary tj btali
j Memoirs of the Northern Kingdom,
written a o. IS71, by »he late Rev WILL
[ IA.VJSON JAVNSENYKES, I I I. and hon
orary member of the Royal American Hoard of
' Literature. In ml lErraa* to ut* Son.
“ Oil-' mtmtn'jft mrabit."
I Now firfl pubblhcd at Quebec, a. o. l‘*Ol.
j The Conflitution and Aflbciate Stat
1 uteof the Theological Seminary at Andover.
Aho—A Sermon, preached at the opening
of the Tlieoltig'cal Inflnutiou, at the Ordiaa
tion of Rev t.nfha’rt Pejno*, L. l u hy Rev
Trmo i n v Dwight, o. l. irclnlent of Vale
| C'dlegtf* _____
i N. B —TICKETS and Quarter* in the Dix
* li.-ld Lot'cry.—t(),<XX) dollar* will be an
infallible cu'e t.tr the Embargo—- that work of
evil in the march of time.
January V.
I
FRLSH GOODS,
T.ippan & Sewall,
No. 12, H'lymarkit-Row,
LJAVE received and are now eapofmg for
** 1'ale, per piei* or package, an ex tenia vc
allVraneut of
tall & Winter Goods,
Broadcloths of all col
our*, front 7«. to 47.
Plain*—Kerfvy*—Ser
ge*.
Kerleymeres,
; Coatings— DulTil*,
Baizes—BLnlccts, (>/\
j to 11/4,
Flannels—white, yel
! lo v, green, dtc.
Salilbury Famuli—
fcarlet, green, dec.
Stull's—Rttllelet*—Du
rants— Bombazets -
Duroys, &c. "
Linens, from to 7/3
Dimoiies,
Velvet*, Velveteens St
Thickletts
Taby Velvets ; black,
purple and llate
Swaiidowrt; Toilinets,
Mixed & fancy Cords,
Shirting Cottons, 3-4
and 4-4
Calicos
Cambric, Linen, Pic
qiicr, Book St Fan'
cy Mullins,
Glazed, black and col
oured Cambric*
Pios ; Bui ton*
Sewing Silks, Black
Cloth*, Blue
Cotton Sewing*, No.
12 to 60
Scotch Thread
Binding*; Sulpender*,
Batidauua* ; Madrat*
Haudkfs.
t’ullicat and Spotted
ditto,
Shawl* .'otton and
Sifk
Worlled and Cotton
Holiery
Millp’e^, plain and
Parifnet Gauzes
Ribbons; a linall at
t'ortmetit.
I.aces and Edgings
India Cottons
Gurrah* i Baftas
CatTas ; Mowianua*
Checks, Sc.
Cafe* Wind for Soap
Umbrellas, t5*c.
WARRANTED LIME,
JUS I' burnt, and fur laic by
WliaLlAM tillfANT,
near the bapult Meeting iiuufe, Federal-ftrect
i'urtlaud. ']•>*• L
FOR SALE,
At St. ‘28, Lunj IT barf,
A FEW hogflieadi iirft quuniy retailing
AluI-ASBEd—Enquire uf
DtUNiLL FOX.
Jam. ‘2.
Liiphaiet smith,
LIAS a a mu v tu to Tutambt btiUirgt, SItJtH:
* MM—where he ha* for laic a general
aObnmcut of FAC l OUT COTTON 2 A AN,
CLOIH W BRUTICKINU.— Other good*
i he town oi Alaibithcad u teems
aa ufuai. (Uw) Jan. 2.
Hufley it W inflow,
/CONTINUE iu tbetr Cunning Room, (back
^ ol J*6 BmiBj Xf Ct'j Store, Fith-Strect,
formerly occupied by uicmUivev where they
otTcr lot tale 17u opcrmiciti UANl/l.to
—opermiciti OLL, by wbdlcfale and retail, of
the belt quality—thole who are oot ia the
habit el utnug tbit kind of Oil for a light are
rcIpecUutty requhhed iu call aud nurb« rial of
it, which wtu convince thetu vf it* bemg iu
pctior to 1 atioy Caadie*, m point of hghi,
expence, truuoir and cleauiiueU, a* a lamp
wi.en properly triiiimed Will burn twelve
hour* or more without, pricking up or foul*
<•••&■ wil'K v .wm . m..A a
ailurtmcut o! brttvlFi.
N. h i luiie WHO arc indebted tc them by
Note or accwuui are requeued to nuke iiwt#
diate payment, aud uwi expect xuy iciuty
Ihown th«jn uulef* they cail and kettle by
giving lecuiuy aud leu iug a time toi payment.
l.lkcwii#\llole who have any ueinaid* agamit
them are requited to exhibit me lane
HUssEY <k WILLOW. ,
1/ Mt 11
tENCINC bCHuOL.
"P HE fublcriber will open a Schol on Tuvf
* day nett, tki January, al M&antt hail,
for the purpolt at teaching the an f
omult btvo'a L*oicfex
and continue it every day in the wvk, [Sun
dayaeaoepied)irumSf ut KocivckA M and
ftvina until hve;p clock, P. N.—'i'ei nw, JS
cent* per IclTuit.
Lelloh* will be given at gen.c-mtu* lioule*
at at) cent* per teflon,
i he day* liitd on for quartriy lulfcriber*,
are 7««*aw>r turn to wish, ary gentle'
men wiiinng to-luhicnbe, (i«rt* 6 n*..*, per
quuriej j are requeued (o call t iheHall, in
Ichoor hour*. b TPPHPNDLL. NDP.
January if, 1 »69.
* * • - - a-*— .iL -a^-wfc. *4-<- ft
Token by Execution amto be fold at
Public Aulliin, on tfE&llAY the
thirty-frjl Jay Of Jatiary text, at
one J chi k, P. M.
ALL the right in equity! redeeming the
•*■ *■ following deferibed nrtgagee Real PL
tate, via. A certain farqp dot of laud, lying
and beiog in Harnfon, in t county of Cum
berland, iu that part of id towd formerly
called Otitfield, it being t numbered four
in the fourth range, witlihe building* and
improvement* tlineon, ctamiug one hun
dred acre* more or lef*. le ou tiu premilt-*,
wheu ».»d wher# the ronton* will he made
known. DANIEL .<LDlN,
tXa. ‘id, 1803. . (J-i)
J'.ijuitj oj Kejj Un.
Ct'MOEMLaND, *> —
Taken by Execution anJ will iiU at P.11,. Von
Jae #i tit ftemitu on tltH Joy <f famay
next, at I I of lit tL.k of.
\ l.L tlie riglu iu Equitf Redemption in
* *■ and to the following tfibed mortgagee*
Heal I (late viz. A c4n farm or lot of
land layi.ig and being firul in Harrifun, in
laid county of Cumberlaun that part of
fad Ha'riiou formerly talOti-Ge'd, and t.
lot No tour in the fourthtge, with all the
buildingCand iniptevemethereon, contain
mg one hundred acres injr life. Condi
(ions to be made leuown am lime and place
of (ale. LEWlikY, Li Sbttiff.
Jit* ail, IbUH, #
On? B'il. chftir,
rAS pur on board flqJeaneti, Earst'a
R/ch, matter, orf iftof June latt,
at Bofton, tube conveyd Portland — rise
owner isdelireJ to pmvdperty, pay char
gas and take it away.— to
EtEZER RICH.
PorllunJ, yjn. 2:
FRESH GOODS,
Jofcph Barbour,
/''OPPOSITE the Inluraace Otlice, head ot
' ' Filh-ftreet, ha* juft received a variety of
Frelh
FALL &• WINTER GOODS,
—AMONG WHICH ARB
Real fupertiue Broadcloths and Kerfatni rc»
Common do. do.
Satinet ti—Velvets—Cord*
Hueens Cloth*—Peliece Flannel*
Coating*—Blankets
Flannel*, all colour*
Bombazctt*, Wtlboart, Durand, Duroyt,
Shalloon*, &c.
Plain black A olive Velvet*—corded do.
Worfted Holiery—Silk do—Cotton do.
Britilli Shirting—Lintyi*—Linen Cambrick
Tabby Velvet*— Brown l.iuen*
Plaided and plain Luftriugs
Gingham* -Punt*--Furnitures- lilk Cham
brays
India Cottons—Huckabuck
Bandana Hkfs,—Fancy lilk do—(ilk Shawls
Fancy Mullins—Sari .if us—Cotton Laces
Black Cambrick—do. Crape
Lathe's long white Kid Gloves
Du. Kid, Leather and silk Habit do.
Gentliueu’* due-lkin Beaver and Silk do.
White Cotton Cambrick—Cotton Ball*
Cambrick Dimity—Common do.
Cotton Shawl*— Fashionable Coat Button*
lllack lilk Velvet!—Cot ion Umbrella*
Gentlemen's Lambt-wool Hole, Ac. Ac.
A i.w>,
An AfTi>rtn*ent of MUFFS A TIPPETS,
Conlifting of Sable, Pole, Elk, Bear, A Mock
Sable. va. IU.
NEW ARITHMETIC,
JUST pubhihed A Ihorc fyflein aif
PR.iLilCsiL JRIltfMRTIC, '
compiled from the bed authentic*, with de
moullratioiH 0f ,he ru|e,_to which is annex
**■ * ^hjti plan of
JB )UK- KMEP1XG.
RECOMMENDATIONS
' HaUtvtU, Du. :V, 1807.
Having at the requelt of Ezr.KitL Goou
Alt, inl'pected the following “ Short Syllcm
of Practical Ahthmiik " publillittl by
him we are of opinion that it v.tll be found
an uleful sibilant in bur School* , and fmeere
ly wilh that the Author may be rewarded by
meeting with due encouragement.
SAMUEL. MOODY. |
JOHN SEWALL.
E Gli.LPT.
SAM S. W1I.DE.
j1 uguflj, Ntfj mitr Jh/A, l 807.
The underlined having examined “ A
Ehort Syllein of Practical Ar i i hmxtic,"
pitblillied by Ee.ltd of Hallowell. arc
of opinion that the work i» executed with Ikii! !
and judgment, and will prove a valuaMe allilU
ant to the Jnltruclors and Students' ot our
Schools and Academies. And we Imcerely
with the Author may be remunerated for his
labor, by a rapid laic of the work
DANIEL CONEY.
DANIEL SI ONE.
W BKOUK...
HENRY ShWALL.
The whole dtfigned lor the ift of School*.
A.ju—A tolledlion of pieces irom the mod
Approved aulhort, entitled
Moral AMUSEMENT,
Intended for the inftrurtinn of ynwg I.aJiu &.
Gmtlrm.m ; and n> well adapted for the ule of
school* — Price r'/o' do* l/C Engle.
The above books far fale by
Isaac aoams.
Dtt 19. _
NOTICE.
fl^HEREAS 1 the lubfiriher, gave (icnrgr
Nutter a note bearing date the iHt of
November, ISO"', lor lixty leven dollar* ; and
n* fatd no'r hat lince beeu paid, rhit it to lor
tnd all periods from purt haling it.
>* l ISAAC CARSLEY.
David Peafe,
Nat f t fait,
‘JOO cailca new burnt Thomalb n Stone Litiu.
N.v, aS* (ow)
LdlP.
Story's Pleadings ; 1.awe's do ; l.aws r,f
MalTachufetts, nrw union; Hawkin'* Pleas of
file Crown ; Strange**, Vi illon * and Black
done'* Reports; Gilbert'* l.aw of Evidence ;
liiackflotie'* Comnicntarirs; thirty on Bill* ;
Prcfedents of Deciarai ions Town Uliicer ;
Clerk's Magazine, aud Probate Direct 0* y.
Phi SIC.
Underwood on diicafes of children ; Edin
burgh Difpeufatory ; Cullen's practice and
Materia medica ; Cfcele'dens Ana amy; Ch.tp
ul * Chennflry ; Lavofier* do ; Phanuacopi* ;
i OwLitliend-* guide to health.
Clajjte ami School Peeks
Enfield'* natural philotophy ; Ainfworth'i,
Young's, Baileys, Boyer's and Perrys Dic
tionaries; Horace; Virgil; Sal lull ; Cicero;
Latin Primmer; Fuiropiu ; Erahnu*; Elnps
Pat. es; Adam.' and Smith's (N 11) Latin
Grammars; Lexicon; Greek i tflaments and
Grammars ; Murray's Reader and Grammar;
Orator; Pieceptor; Art of Reading; .vlurle's
and DwigUfs Geography ; Third Pai t ; A- ,
lexaodei-s Gramma- and Accidence ; Beauties
olthc Bible; Wallh's, Adams's, Pikes Root's
and Temples Arithmetics; Li.tie';, Uther ;
Large > amby Bibles ; fchoul and pocket do •
Tenement-; Warts' and Bciknap* Plalin* and
Hymns
Kegifter* and Almanacks for 1809
Backgammon Tablet ^
Playing Garda
Quadrants, Seales and Dividers
Quills, lukfland* and Copy-Slips
Memorandum and Morocco Pocket Booka
Maihamatical liiftrumem. aud Penknives
Steel Filing* ; Pencls; Slates; P*asnt boxes
Violin Siring- ; Mubc paper and ihti
Writing, teller and drawing paper
Maps of aBachuietts aud U mates
Portable Writing Dttk*
ledgers, Jntii uals, Waite, Record aud lu-1
# voice Books
cyphering aud Writing Books
Commercial aud Court B anks
Printed Note Books ; Receipt ditto
Village Harmony aod other Singing Books !
' aJb ^kven cr dean ( a ton and
Lino* Ragi, CjwniaJi ant J*nS.
* l icketb and Quarters in the
different Lotteries for fale Dk. l».
0 B.o.i’i tinj Sia.'iothtry.
ISAAC ADA MS,
HAS juft received ail additions*! alTbrtmetrt
of BOOKS AND STATIOMAT,
winch he oiler* at the lowed caili puces—A
mong which are ;
Andcrlon’s Inftory of Commerce—Rollin’.!
ancient hiftory—Burke'* works—ho!well's
L'fs Of Johnfon—Rohertlon * hiftory of Ame
rica—Gordon’s do. of American Revolution—
Stevens's do of French do— Belknap'* do. N
Hamplhire—Biograpiiical Dictionary, con
laming the lives of eminent Wan iors <St State!
melt—Jolmfou's lives of the Poets—Works of
the Poets—Works of the Rev Jas. flervey—
Burgh's Dignity of Human Nature—Practical
Plulafophy, or the art of converting with intp
— Locke's Ellays on the human unde Hand
ing—Cook's Voyages -Smart on the Mind—
Faber oo the fulll.ling of the Prophecies—
Roland's Appeal—Life of Cowper— stern'*
Works— d..m>’ Hiftory cl New England—
Stackhoule’ Fhnury—Orton's expotuioii ot ihe
Bible- Davies', Blair's and Dana s Seimous—
Buny.tu s Piilgrims Progrel* ami Holv Wat —
Rife and Progrels of religion in the Soul
Practice of Piety—Raflel’s (even demons—
Mirror—'i’atlrt—Lo-.keron—Harris’ Ency
clopedia—Carr’s Northern Bummer — S,mg
tier's Muieuni--Mafon nu feft Knowledge—
BancrotU* and R.unlay* life ot W.iftiington—
Malccllou and Hoileau's ferntons—Faial Re
venge— A Winter in London—Miranda's Fx
peon ion —Cumberland'-, and Rowe's (Mrs)
Letters—Vicar of Wakefield—^Juuius' Letters
Maltin'* Monitor*—Chapouc's Letters —
Homer's lliad--E(priell*‘r Letters— Domeltic
Cookery—Montgomery's Poems.
KJOTICE is hereby Ri»en, that a furl Ur
time uf two incriths it hereby ahow.d by
the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Ju«j fudged j r J.
bate for the county of Cuinbeiland, from the
Vin dav of December infl. to the Cummifliou
ert on the citato of
WILLIAM CONAN r,
Jate of Falmouth, in fod county, yeoman, de
er a led, repreientt d tulolveut, to receive and
examine the claimt of the feveral creditor* to
laid el tat rer-We hereby give notice, that we
will atteud to that bufioeU at the houfe o»
'4$ r Koilock, innholder iu laid Falmouth,
on the third Mondays of January and febru
ry nest, from two so Jivtvl me clock, r. xs.
ou each of la;d days.
AKCHhLAU.S LEWIS, }
ENOCH I KEEM.iN, ’ 1
Fj!m,ntb, 1>*e. 81. • (J 'i)
Wood Wanted.
CUBSCKIIIl RSto the F rthnt Guzt„e, ut
informed that rhe Print- has occahon
for a few loads of WOOD, and that lie would
■riadly receive it on accouut cl papers, at the
market price. j)re s.
liOOo Tickets at 5 dollar* each are GOCOOd!*.
I P.iae of loooo i» J oooo
* Prise* . looo are 2000
•5 do - .500 . ‘JSOO
flu do - J00 6000
^ do • SO m ^4HV>
luo do - 20 . 2000
VOO do - JO 2000
3573 do • 7 SoOll
4001 t'ijjir
Subject to no dcdVUon—Not two Blanks
to a Brize—*nui left than i2i per
cent diUuction in the Lottery
A part of 1 he aUive pnae* will be drawn ia
the following manner viz. The hrtf drawn
b'ai.k ou the third d«y ihall be entitled to 500
dollar*.
Do ou the 6th, . . Soo
Do ou the 9 h, . . lp()0
Do on the I Will, . . e()g
Do on the i5ih, . .
Do ou the l»th, - . IOOO
Do 011 the Wlft. . . ,ilHnn
Do on the *eth, . .
five hundred number* will he confuJered a
day', drawing and the fortunate number*
which depend on the day. wirt be deiermine#
accordingly.
T he drawing will commence in BofUm, on
the fourth day of January next, aud ihall be
completed iu thirty day. neit lucceedtnu_
T lie prize of ten tlioaUnd dollar, ilull be paid
iu uinety day* prize* of a tfr oiaud and five
hinuhed iu Uxty day. and all other prize* ia
thirty day* aher the drawing ihall be comple
ted. Payment will be made in bill* ufually
current iu Maihchufetu and New-Hun> fhire.
Prize* not demanded within one year after
the drawing is completed will not be paid._
T he price of tickets after the twentieth day
of December, will be 5, 50, *
Elijah hall, ^
JO.Sf.pH AKERMAN, Jut* ( Mant'
TIMOTHY DIX, Juu \ 2trt
Bjhn On. IHL 8.
TICKETS and QUARTERS iu the above
tor tale ai DA AC ADAMS' b-A St*,,,
t Use lickcti taken iu payment.
■Ay*—TICKETS and QUA R'| EH' >
hy stMrhin J-Arr.
D i. 50.
i SHERIFFS SALE.
Cu’MO; RI.and, ss—Liken by FXe( «
ti a a.hi t, be fold at Public {'endue,
on ihUfiSD.lY' the tuentyJixth
day «/ January next, at Cxo q the
clock, I‘ At. on the pranifes,
\ I.L the nght inequity of t'deeming in &
| 1 * unto the following delcribed mortgaged
Real Eljaie, htuated in bn,/gun, m laid coun
ty, viz a ceyjnn trad* of Laud, being all that
part of the Lot numbered feven m ;he thir
teeuih range of lot- in laid town, which no
to the ealtwa d of the road leading frilIU
BriJgtou meeting hoafe :o V, a ert rd, , ut,,„
about f urteeii acre, which wa, h, ,| „, Jb„.
a, J jtfit Ihnnelt, Jwq/i
lemjj Ungbam and John Lawton, a« may
fu ly a,iptar by their leveral dced» Attn,
Ixmt twenty five acre,, being a p.„v
Lot nutnbeie l lii in the thirteenth rang,- t
Lom, being a ft ip twen y tour rod, ,n w„lt|
taken olF Irom the louthern tide of i ,d Lot
and to eitend from laid roaj to the w.-ftward
ly head line thereof—Aim, the ealtedy |j, f
ot the Lot mtmhered live in the tlnrtet nth
range, to he let off «.y a line tunning prtJalil
with a head line • f laid La* —Alto note a. : c?
being a part ot the ot iiumbetei fit m he
fourteenth range, aymg on the wcilwardiy
fide aud adjoining iaid road; to.e.her with
the one ba t o; the i.ot numbered five, in the
fourteenth range ; both which laft men’I n
ed tract, were to; mtrly owned by W i.Jmni
Oliver—together wnh one other qua, ter part
of the laid lot numbered five in the fourteenth
range a, m ty mute fully appear by Jav,ta
Knapp i deed to It’i/hum Stin, * ty reference
thereto-and alfo, to he faiJ IVAhaw 0. Vet't
deed being had. Together with the H .ufe,
Barn and cut houfer, Grift-Mill and taw mil1
and all the privilege, and appurtenance*
thue'o belonging.
J he above deferihed preir.ife, being mort
gaged fi r three thoulaud fir hundred auaLv.
eniccn dollar* and thirty feven cents
A BUBi, Inputj Sbtnk1
JJto. 26, Lsyti. fyy
Taken by Eze.uti•<» and to It /ohi at Public .iathon
on TUESDAY lU iii.iy flrft Jay aj Janus,*
*‘*h at eleven o'clock m the/oienoom, all 1 e ,igfa
in Ejmty of Ktd ctmng tU follow.ug a’tlcnieJ
managed teal ejlate .— V 2
A Cei tain farm or lot of land laying and be.
1 iug iu the town of Harrifou.m i he couu
ty of Cumberland. in that pait of (aid cow*
formerly called Outfield, it being lot No. four
in (lie four!It Range, with the buildings and
improvement* therauu, containing one hun
dred acres more or tef*-Sale to be ou th*
premile* when and where the coudiiion* wilt
be made known.
STEPHEN KNIGHT, D. SUriT.
Hjnfon, Dt.emh i, lb, I oVS. # (SKj)
Another 10,000 DolUrs.
Dixville Road Lottery.
Scheme of the Second CLus.