The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1809-05-09 00:00:00, page 4

fe eg - NOTIC L. :
Y l HE subscriber havingbeen
A appointed Scaler of Weights and
Mealuces for the town of Portfmounth, here
by requefls “all persons to bring in their
Weights and Measures to' be prov'd and
sealed. He will attend to that duty on
every Monday znd Friday this month, at
his {hop in Danicl street. ’'Tis expetted
that the abeve request will he complied
with, as 'twill {ave the fubfecriber the trou
bic of calling at their faops acd flores, and
{ave the owners of weights and measures
about three foarths of the expence. :
ALL persons who have any demands
on me, are requelted to bring them forward
and T will pay them—and those who are in
debted to me are requested to make pay
ment. JOHN BADGER.
A general Assortment of
Tin and Pewter Ware, kept
constantly on hand. Cash given for old
Copper, Brafls, Pewter and Lead. Apply as.
aboee. . - May 2, 1309.
EDUCATION.
C ALEB STERNS informs
the inhabitants of Portsmouth that his
School is open for the reception of Miflzs
aud Masters in the various branches of an
Englith Edecation—Thofe who wish to
improve the present opportuaity will please
to call on C. S. at his house two doors below
D Smith’s Grocery Store, Buck-fireet.
Porttmouth, May 2, 180c9. % i
Now opening, « New assortment of .
School Books,
T C. PEIRCE’S Store
"% Danie! street, among which are, .
LINDLEY Murray’s Englith
Reader, Introduction, Key, Exercises and
Grammar, Burtons Le&tures, Blair’s ditto’
Beauties of the Bible; Walker’s, Johnson’s,
Perry®s and Webiter’s Dictionaries, Spelling
and Reading Books of Almost all kinds ;
Columbian Exercises ; Morse’s Geographies
and Elements; a Great variety of English
#nd Latin Grammars, Arithmetics, Primers,
C R Aifo a great waricty of
‘Writing and Cyphering Books
made of Good thick Paper.
TICKETS
Feg the Bath,which is now opened.
For Sale, Freight or Chatter,
. e ;
%2 THE {trongand bur
iß thenfome brig ANNA, 173
.% tons ; can be put to sea at thort
‘%‘%.mnA notice—her rigging newly fix
=== ed and ready to go over head.
For tcrms, apply to Henry Trepick, Jr.
May 3, 1809.°
For Sale by
S. LARKIN,
40 Hhds. Furks I{land SALT.
, V/H.vzy 2, !809.
ELISHA WHIDDEN
. HAS FOR SALE
A few puncheons of good
flavoured St. Croix and Tobago
RUM. *
It veing to close a consignment, will be fold
low for cath or approved notes. :
Likewise—a quantity of good
" POLEOCK FISH, on reasonable terms.
May 2, 1309. e T
e, A “m—_‘;-—w
MATRASSES.
FOR SALE BY
NATH L. B. MARCH,
Oppfite the Post Office—
CURL’D Hair, comman hair, and moss
A Matrailes ;—Aifo,—Saddles, Bridles,
Chaife> and Gig Harness, Fire Bucketts ;
Trutk and Cart Harness, Truuks, Whips,
Portmantua Bags, &c. .
N.B. Chaife-trimed or répairved at ibe fhoricfi
notice. May 2.
’: TAKE NOTICE.
ALL.. perions ‘having any demands a
gainst. the cltate of \
MOSES BREWSTER,
late of Portsmouth, yeoman, dececaled,are
requafted to present them for fettlement—
and all persons indebted te {aid estate are re
quested to make iminediate payment to the
subscriber. } &
. MOSES B. DENNETT, Executot. -
Portsmouth, May Ift, 1809. .
" The heirs to the estate
of JANE LOVERING, late of Exeter,
widow, deceased, are bereby notified that
at the Probate Court, to be holden a 2 Exeter,
on the third Monday of May next, I thall
" exhibit my account of administering the
estate o: said deceased for allowance and
fettlemént, BENJAMIN LOVERING,
,wcr’,;.djilsé, 1809, i'b ; Mki ator.
" State of Newbampibire, Grafion Jf
N OTICE is hereby given to the
- L' N non-vrefident owners of land in
the town of BRIDGWATER, who
bave not paid their taxes for the year
2808 ; that malefs _they pay the said
taxes to me the fubfciber, on or be
‘fore the third Tuesday of July nex:,
so much f&w“ AL e
Sz it NEN g ot Wil be
bdd 4 pobiie Vendue, ax the dwelling.
‘houfe of Robert Craig, in Bridgwa.
ter, at'tea o'clock A. M. on f2id day.
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Timothy Tngels 64 259 118 59 38 18
290 390 30054, 5 715
uin BMephy FR 89 250 503835 1.
‘Peisce & Moor 34 188 150 75:41022
Somes SEknown 83 2’25 i ‘;4. i
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T dor SALEorn LET,
e D n A B RIR
PROPOSALS
For carrying Muils of the United States on the
SJollowing Post Roads, will be reccived at ihe
General Pof} Uffice, in W. afbington City,
until the 10th day of ffzme next, inclusive,
IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
FROM Portsmouth, by Dover, Rochester,
Middletown, Offippee, Moultonborg’,
Centerliarbor and Piymouth to Haverhill
and Newbury, Vt. and from Newbury, by
Haverhill Piymouth, New Hampton, Mec
edith, Giimantown, Nottingham and Dur
ham, to Port{mouth, once a weck.
Leave Porifmouth every Tuesday at 2
# = and arrive at Plymouth on Thur{day
by 7p m. Leave Plymouth on Friday at 6
a m and arrive at Haverhill on Friday by 5
# = and at Newbury by 7 p m.
Returning. Leave Newbury every Satur
day at 6 a m and arrive at Plymouth by 6
#». Leave Plymouth at 7p m and arrive
at Portsmouth on Tuelday by 10 2 m.
From Fryberg, in Maine, by Conway,
Bartlett, Rofebrooks and Jefferfon to Lau
cafter once in two weeks, :
~ Leave Fryberg every other Tucfday at'x
# = and arrive at Lancaster on Wednesday
by 6 pm Leave Lancafler every other
Moaday at 6 4 m and arrive at Fryberg on
Tuelday by 10 2 m. 3
From Exeter, by Epping, Nottingham,
Epsom, Pembroke, Conecrd, Salisbury, Graf
ton, Lebanon and Pelham, to Hanover, once
a week,
Leave Excter every Tuesday at 9 2= and
arrive at Concord by 10 @ m on "Wedneflday.
Lieave Concord at 1t a » and arrive at Sal
fbury by 3 p m. Leave Salifbliry at 4 p
and arrive at Hanover on Friday by 8 2 m.
Returning. Leave Hanover every Friday
at 1 p w and arrive at Concord on Satur
day by 2p m. Leave Coacord at 3 pm
and arrive at Exeter.on Monday by 3p .
From Exeter, by Newmarket and Dar
ham to Doves, once a weck.
Leave Excter every Tuesday at 6 a m and
arrive at Dover by 11 ea» Leave Dover
at 1 p m and arvive at Exeter by 7 p m the
fame day.
From Haverhill, Ms. by Chester and Pem
broke to Concord, twice a week.
Leave Concord every Wednesday and
Saturday at § a 7 and arrive at Haverhill
by 11 am. Lcave Haverhill every Tuesday
and Friday at 1 p » and arrive at Concord
by 7¢ m.
From Portsmouth, by Exeter, Kingston,
Haverhill, Andover, Wilmington, Woburn,
Mecdford and Charleston, to Boston, three
times a week. ;
Leave Portsmouth every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 3¢ and arrive at
Exeter by half palt 7 @ m». Leave Exeter at
8 2 m and arrive at Boston by 7 p m.
Rcturning. Leave Boston every Monday,
Wedrefday and Friday at 3am and arrive
at Excter by half palt 3 pm. Leave Exe
ter at 4p m and arrive at ‘Port{mouth by 7
£ From Exeter, by Chester, Londonderry,
.
Merrimack, Amherst, Petersboro’, Marlbo
ro’, Keene and Chefterfield, to Brattleboro’,
cnce a week. )
Leave Exeter every Tuesday at 8a m,
arrive at Amherst on Wednesday evening,
and at Keene on Thursday by 3p = Leave
Keene at 4 p mand arrive at Brattieboro’ on
Friday by 6pm ~ e
Returning. ~Leave Brattleboro’ every Sat
urday at 4 2w aad arrive at Keene by 9 a m.
Leave Keene at 10 @ » and arrive at Ex
eter the next Mounday by 3 p=.
From Salisbury, by Andover, New Ches
ter and Bridgewater to Plymouth, and
thence by Holdernefs, New Hampton and
Sanborntown, to Salisbury, one week, and
the reverse the next week.
Leave Salisbury every Thursday at 6 am
and arrive at Plymouth by 6p m. Leéave
Flymouth Friday 6 @ » and arrive at Salis
bury by 6 pm
From Haverhill,by Bath, Littleton, Dal
ton, Lancaster, Guildhall, Lunenburg and
Cencord, to Littleton, thence by Bath, to
Haverhill, once a week I
Leave Haverhill on Saturday at 52 m»
and‘arrive at Guildhall on Tuelday by 4
pm. Leave Guildhall on Tuelday by spm
and arrive at Haverhill on Friday by 5 p m.
From Haverhill, Ms. by Salem, to Wind
ham, once a week.
Leave Windbam -every Monday at 6 a m
and arrive ‘at Haverhill by 1 p m “Leave
Haverhill every Monday at 4 p » and ar
rive at Windbam on Tue{dav by noon.
- From Hanover, by Orford, to Haverhill,
once a week. :
Leave Hanover every Friday at 9 @ #z and
arrive at Haverhill by 6 p m». Leave Ha.
verhill every Saturday at 8 2 » and arrive at_
Hanover by 6 p . L
NOTES. -
1. The Poftmalter General may expediate
the mails, and alter the times of arrival and
departure, at any time during the continu
ance of the eontract; he previously ﬁ‘.pula~
ting an adcquate compensation for any ex
tra expense that may be occasioned thereby.
2. Fifteen minutes shall be allowed for
opening and closing the mail, at all offices
where no particular time is fpecified. :
voidable accidents excepted) ta arriving af
ter the times preferibed in any contraét, the
contractor shall forfeit - one dellar ; and if
the delay continue-until ihe departure of
any depending mail, whereby the mails des
tined for such depetrding mail lose a trip; a
forfeiture of double the amount allowed for
carrying the mail onc trip shall be incurred,
unlels it shall be made to appear that the
delay was occasioned by unavoidable acci
dent 3 in whici case the amount of pay.for
the trip, will, in all cases, be forfeited and
PR L A
4. Peilons making Empdfﬂ@.-ﬂaré{ desired
tp (tate their prices by the year. :I‘bfié
who contract will reeeive their pay quarter
ly--io the montbs of February, May, Au
gult and November, onc month after theex
piration of each quarter, . . ..
. 5 No otber than a free white person
Ahall be employed to convey the mail.
6. Where the proposer intends to convey
the mail in the bady iof a flage camniage, he
is deficed to (tate it xwﬁhpﬂzm ol
_.7- The Pol.mafler General reserves to
himfelf the vight. of declaring any contract
o the thAIAE 6f OStohet: nett, Al contine.
eSR LIR ey ey
- GIDEC N GRANGER, -
P e R
LXENERAL FOosT CUr S /i 2 S 0 NS
"{ o T TIPS ﬁ;«%ﬁ
oit TN B Rt R - T Ly
- Board of Health
AT a Miceting of the, Board of Health
of the town ¢f Portsmouth, held April
15, the following rujes and regulations were
adopted, which are to take cfic& after
twenty days from their publication, agreea
bly to a law of this State, passed in June
1799, (together with an additional a& pafl
ed in June 1803) entitled ** an act empow
ering the inhabitants of the town of Port{-
mouth to appoint Health Officers, and for
preventing nuisances in said sown. E
As every individual -mult confider him
felf interefted.ia the preservation of health
in the town : the Bdard presume the ace
knowledgment thereof will be discovered
by readily aiding in the execution of, and
in conforming to said rules and regulations.
Article 1. Waste water of houles, yards,
&c. shall be direétly conveyed into a fewer
or vault.
Artisle 2. Np person shall be allowed to
throw any dead animaz!, or offals of animals,
or any vegetable matter into any {treet, lane,
alley, or any dock, or upon any wharf, but
shall bury, or throw them into the river be
yond low water mark.
. drticle 3. The Board 30 order all fellers
of fith at the markets in this town, not to
leave the offuls of fifh in any street, lane, al
ley. or any dock, or upon uny wharf, but
that these be thrown into the river beyond
low water mark.
Article 4 Persons vending meat at the
{talls, thall not be allowed to leave any of
fals of animals over night :~- Persons vend
ing vegetables, dn-ar aggond any of the mar
kets shall not be {uffi red to leave anv refufe
thereof ; but (hall deposit it in some place
directed for nuisances generally.
Article 5. 'The coarents.of vaults and pri
vies too near the furface, must be removed
immediately, as it wili be much better to
have it done now than in Juae or July at
double expense. .
Article 6. The offals of animaly must be
removed from flanglter-houfes, and the
yards connected therewith, once in twenty
four hours.
The board give notice that negle& ia
complying with the above rules and regula
tions, wili be profgcuted as the law dire@s.
Portsmouth, April 20, 1309,
BENJAMIN SHERLURNE, Hoalth
JOSHUA BRACKJ IT, Py
AARON DEAL, osnmiittee,
State off\fe'w»ffamﬁﬂ’irc,} Portsmouth,
Rockingbam fi. » April 20, 1809.
We the fubicribers, two of
the Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum
in and for said county, do hereby approve
of the foregoing rules and regulations. Wit
ness our hands at {aid Portimouth, the day
and year abgve written. :
SAMUEL PENHALLOW,
R. CUTTS SHANNON.
Board of Health.
. s+t
IN conformity to the laws of the United
States, and the laws of this State (for the
prefecvation of heaith by the regular quar
antine of vessels {ufpected of any contas
gicus difeales) the Board of Health have a
dopted the following rules and regulations,
which are to be in foree frony and afier the
15th day of May next, uatil the Ift day of
November. And the Board for the accom
modation and fafety of veflels fubje@ to
quarantine, have eftablithed a place in the
harbour between Fort Conltitution and
Clark’s Hland, so called, to be considered as
quarantine grouad. ‘
Article 1, Every master or commanding
officer, arriving with his vessel at the port
of Portsmouth, by night from any foreign
port, shall canfe said veflel to be brought to
an anchor 3 there to remain till permiilion
to proceed is' ohtained from the command
ing officer at-Fort Conltitution.
Article 2. Allmafters or commanding offi
cers of any vessel arriving at the Port of
Portsmouth, from any of the Weft India Isl
ands, from the Dutch or Spanish Main, or
from any port or poris'within the treights
of Gibralter, or any other port subject to
the plague, yellow fever, small-pox or any
malignant pestilential or contagious diféafes,
thall immediately on being hailed from Fort
Constitution bring his veéflel to an anchor
on guarantine ground, there to remain till
notice is given by a flag; provided for such
purpole, to some of the Héalth Committee,
who will immediately repair on board and
give such dire@ions rcfpe@ing the time any
veflel bught to gerfotm quarantinie, togeth
er with dire@ions for the cleansing as in
their opinion may be thought neceflary, or
by other orders to take off this fubjcétion
and fcﬁri&io’n,whcntvc'i‘"‘:éircumﬂanccs will
admit of it. = i
Article 3. Every maflter or commanding
officer of any vessel, a¥riving which is sub
ject to quarantine (after receiving notice of
his veilel’s being {o fubje@) is forbid landing
or {ufferingto be landed, any person. goods,
apparel, bedding, or merchandize of any
kind, without permiflion of the health offi
cers, likewise all persons are forbid going
on board any veflel during her quarantine.
The above regulations ;:vcry q\iner.;r}?i;
er, {upercargo and consignee is requested
e o Shbv, Tl hEsßay €x
pect to be prefccoted a 8 the law direéls 5
likewise they are reguefted 10 pay particu-
Jar attention to the arders of the command
er ofFort Conflitution, who is autherifed
forcibly to detainany veflcl attempting wil~
sally to pass. pa PR Semet e
ey he expences (forviﬁnr_;g ana ~c’]éa;nﬁ~ug’,
mult be ‘paid before a certificate is given. J
© Portsmouth, April 20,1809, T~
BENJAMIN SHERBURNES 7 -
JOSHUA BRACKETT, - § it
AARON DEAL, =~ AT
Mme} Porifinonth,
. Rockinghaw J. § April 20, 1809.
We the fublcribers, two of
he Jtlienof the Peace ani of the Queram
in and for said ebunty, do-hereby xpprove.
of the foregoing vules and NEM Wit
els fephonds 2 i Rattimgughy he. doy;
and yedr above written,
- SAMUEL. PENHALLOW.
At b koo bl SLU RA R R
it - AT, A 5
[ R TR
&g T o sheltans 'ko Ak daihaidy on the
A " eitite of Dott. JORN JACKSON,
desired vo exhibitthem o the fublesber for
ot TR @ %%%*’“ b
£ & ~
‘New Spring Goods,
= O o
1T1m? Upham
Has Just received, and is nomp opening @ waricty
of GOODS suitable fer the season :
BEST‘ black, double and single
Florence Luftrings ; Eaoglifh
black Lufirings ; double and single
black Sarfnetts ; bfack Crapes ; black,
blue, yellow, drab, dove cclour. and
purple Sattins ; silk Shawls ; white,
light blae, green, green and white,
blue and white, pink and white with
a great variety of other fithionable
turban and dress silk Hundke:chiefs ;
fiik flockings ; sewing silks of 21l col
ours ; Nos. 11, 15, 17 and 25 Tapes.
ff,‘;ff:d";j‘{;‘k} Wathington Cords.
Nackins and Nankinetts ; twill’d and
plain black Cambricks; white Cam.
bricks ;' Checks ; Linen ; linen Cam.
Bricks, and linen cambrick Handker
chiefs ; | \
Dark, mix*d, black, } SUPERFINE
broven, and bottle green | BROAD-CLOTHS.
Kiderminfter Carpcting.
INDIA -COTTONS, viz.
Savnas, Mow fannas ; Callipatty and
Chiteabilly Baftas ; Coffas Staeapore Cof
fas ; Mamoodics and Gurahs; Bandannas
and other Jandia {ilk Handkcrchiefs.
Also on haad, a few Hhds. RUM and some
Nutmegs, which willbe fold on reasonable
terms. April 25,
R T ST T
(=Sewing SILKS.
Wwu. JONES, jr. 1s this day
Opening 1 Case best Black and aflorted Co
lor’s Sewing SILKS, which will be fold
cheap tor Cash. April 25.
ssWANTED to Purchafe—
y Burthenfome Veflel of
/‘\\ from go to 100 tons suitable to carry
Lumbcr.-—-—-—-ﬂpp{y to the Printers. aib's
For fule at 'T. MORTON’s
Grocery and Liquor Store Congress street--
A genuine aﬁriment of
‘ }‘ F EST India Goods and Groce
ries of the firt quality, as cheap
as can be had in towne—where Wines,
Porter, Beer, Cyder, & other Liquors
are retailed, in {mall or large quanti
ties.— Attendance from fun-rife until
9 o’clock evening. ,:
FOR SALE, -
fr sty \ A large three story
TR ET] Q] ci Dwelling HOUSE con
_L-: E E taining (on lower floor) a
bl large kitchen, scullery and
S<=EEsSSE=mhy pantry ; a fitting room and
parlour of good size; fix chambers, four of
them large, together with a conveanicat Sta
ble, Chaise and Wood house—The finithing
convenience and fitnation of the above can
not fail pleasing any person who wants a
good, convenient and pleasantly fitnated
House.—West India Goods, a {mall veflel o
a part of a veflel will be récgived in part
pay-—Or a gencrous crecit will be given for
the major part of the above if wished. 2
Inguire as abeve
Said House will be to Let in sixty days
from this if not previously fold. -
._hP_nrrfmouth, April 25. _ ; »
Srate of Newbampfhire, Strafford .
T OTICE is hereby given to all
_l\ the non-reflident proprietors and
owners of land in Wakefield, in said
county, who have not paid their town,
{chool, county and highway taxes for
the year 1808 ; that fomuch of each
delinquents land as will pay said taxes
with incidental charges, will be fold at
public vendue at the dwelling-honfa of
Duavid Copp, Esq tnnholder in said
town, on Monday the 26th day of
June next;- at ten of the clock A.M.
unless prevented by previous paymeat
to me the {ubfcriber. - |
- NB. The delinguents are as follows with
tl, (everal taxes annexed, viz— N
% MR AR ST 08
R e o
,__.‘_‘,_,lgn?"-! X 131
€. Cil G C.
Samz)afﬂmrd 236 YlO 24 43 14 110 ]
Williom Twombly 243 %10 12,22 7 §§ |
Joseph Gage .2" 7.110 %2 23 7, $3
Lben'r Wentworth 1 5§53 50 11 200 6§ 50 |
Lbenezer Hanson 239 110 12 22 7 5%
Fobn Brozvon 257 110 12 22 78%
LRobert Hanson . ¥ 71 100 11 20 6} 50
Solomon Hanson 2" 20 136 3492 Y e
Thomas Knox ¥94 160 11 20 64 50
Peiree 5 Maore 1 88 100 1R 30 6% «50
Richard Witert .2 65 110 12 2% 7- 58
7%45&'4?9&":; 258 110 12722 7g 5,
Theodors, slekinfin 2. S¥. 320 .3 A%, Jx«v*
Elitu Hay * 27 80 3i13 4 "2’
ﬂ{iil?qﬁSfiles 223 110 13 22 9. 3‘&,
Paul Gerrvifp -~ 227 %0 611 4 278
Thomas Miller 2- X 55 6 1% 4 a7k
. JOHN DAME, Collegtor. =
< ‘Ji)akﬁald,fﬁ' i 117,0809.. 14;
State of Neawbampfhire, Rockingham f;.
T OTICE is hereby given 16 the .
N non-resident owners of land in
the town of Northwood, State and
their town, {chool, county and high
‘!;‘(Y taxes foi‘ﬂ‘igyeaf ‘IBOB 3 that {Di
much of their land as wi]] pay said
azes toperlier witlincidenrat chih i,
will b 8 folg at jpuibile wxtdng §o gl
highest bidder, at the dwelling house
of John Furber, Efg. in said Noreh
wood, on Monday the 26th day of
June next, at 1o o’clock ALM{ unless
preventcs iy, pesvicus fasiigh L o
Ca T S T bR R Y g wl SSR
pir Oy o ASANE
BV N RRE SR S L R PSt SRR
St kB. SR B L,
At YL
|% o g
‘Thomas W.Penhallow
MARKET STRLEFET.
Imperts and keeps cuuﬂantiy for sale an
extensive varicty of Catlery. lronmongery
and Hardware GOODS. difo, for sale
A few barrels No. 1 PORK.
Portsmouth, April 18, £
ADVERTISEMENT.
Portsmouth, April 11, 18c9.
At a public tonwn wmecting, beld this day
in the Court House pursuant ts notifi
cation, the follsaving votes awcre passed =
V OTLED, thata com
mittee of five persons be ap
pointed to receive proposals for the pur
chase of the Buildings and Land belonging
to the present Alms House eftablitiment,
and to feck out some proper place whereon
to eret a new Almns House ; and reccive
proposals, and make a plan or plans of a
wew Alms House to be built ; with an eftie
.mate of the probable expence—and report
their doings at the next adjourned meeting,
Voted, that the noniination of the said
committee be by the Moderator.
Voted, that Ricuarp Evan s, Esg Capt.
Joun F Parrorr, CLemesT STORER,
James Sucare, & Danizr AvusTaN, Efq’rs,
be the committee,
Vored, that the meeting be 2djourned to
the 3d Tuesday in May next, at 10 o'ciock
&M. A true copy from the Records,
Attest, Josera Seawarps, Town Clerk.
- PUBLIC NOTICE is how
bereby given, that under the foregmng conts
mifion the slid committee are teady to res
ceive proposals for the purchase-es the pre
sent Alms House and out buildings,. with
el the land thereunto appertaining 5 and for
a supply of Timber and Bricks for the buiid
ings to be ereed : theyalfo give notice
that’a fuizable lot of land is wanted, where
on to ere@ a new Alms House, &e.
RICHARD EVANS,
FOHN F PARROIT,
CLEMENT STORER,
YAMES SHEAFE,
DANTEL AUSTIN. -
Portsmouth, April 24, 1809. :
FARM FOR SALE. -
v rHE subscribers offer for
Sale the whole or part of that valnable
Farm in Wakefield, N. H in the possession of
Col. Jonathan Paimer, fitnated on the great
road from Portsmouth, through Dover to
Coos—{faid Farm consists of nearly 800 acres
of excellent Land, and produced the last sea
son about 100 tons of English Hay,aad pas
ture for upwards of 100 head of Cattle; the
foil of the uncultivated parts of said farm is
good and abounds in wood & timber. There
is also on the fame a dwe!ling House, 32 by
40 feet, with an ell 28 by 30 feet twa stories:
bigh, and well finithed. Also, three barps
and out buildings, wirh aa orchard confift=
ing of about 6eo Apple-Trees The Land
is so intersected by said road, as to muke it
convenient for two or more farms, and will
be fold in such quantities 43. may be conves
nient to purchafets.
Further particulars may be known by ap
plying to Col. Jonathan Palmer of Wakcfield
N.H. or to the subscribers.
: ANDREW ROGERS,
OFFIN B. PALMER.,
Excter, April 21, 1809,
TA R e
NOTEC R
IS hereby given, that the subscribers
have been duly appointed execu
tors of the lak Will and Teflament of
YOHN PENHALLOW, Ese.
late of Portsmouth, deceased, and
have taken upon us that trust ;—AN
persons therefore who have any claims
upon said estate, are desired to present
the faine immediately ; and those
who are indebted, to m-ke payment.
. DANIEL AUSTIN,
HUNKING PENHALLOW,
BENJAMIN PENHALLOW.
Portfinsuth, March 28, 18¢q. /) -
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