The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1806-01-07 00:00:00, page 4

5 ; ..,'n,‘ yeine ,',,‘ "
stviscellsueous Bepogitorp.
STANZAS. ,
1 BAW the virtuous man conténd '
With life's unnumber’d woess
And be was poor—avithout a friced—s
Press’d by a thousand firs,
1 jaw the Paffions’ pliant slave
In gallant trim and gay i .
His course avas pleafurd’s placid wave,
- His lifs, a fumnier’s day.
And T nwas caught in Folly’s fware,
And joined bher giddy train— »
But found her soon the nurse of Care,
And punifbment, and Pain.
7 Lere surely is some guiding po’F
Which rightly fuffers avrong—
Gives Vice to bloom its little Four—e
But Virtue, late and long.
- TO A WOUNDED DOVE.
Ah! tremble not poor woanded Dove,
A friend humazne you'll find in meé ;
Swezt bird ! whose plaintive netes 1 love,
Say, tell me, who bhas ixfar’d the ?
4; it the bawk’s ton cruel Bitly,
That dozms thee, innotennt; 15 bleed 2
Ah fee I the wound is flreaming flill,
Who could commit the bat®'rous deed ?
Perbaps the foawler’« wanfon art,
Gives to thy kife thir fhortin’d date; |
Some [portfingn fends the ewell-aim’d dart,
That dooms thee to this wretched fate,
Sweet mournfulbird ! at ewe’s fiil bour,
Dl awaf¥ for thee the tend:r Jizh,
With fofteft notes thou charm’d my bow'r,,
Alas ! tis pity thou fhould’f? die.
... MALVINA. ~
L ts |
ANECDOTES.—A Welt Indian,
who had a remarkably jirey nole, {leép
ing in his chair, a negro boy, who was’
in waiting, observed a mufqueto hov-.
ering round his face ; Quafhi eyed
him very attentively ; at last he saw
him alight on his malter’s nose, and
immediately fly off.—* Ah, dam you
heart,” exclaimed the negro,”*“me
berry grad, for fee you durn your footd”.
b‘\ yourg fellow of lcofe principles
ng accused of being a Rake—he re--
plied, that his Father was the rake and
he the fork ; for his Father raked the
money together, and he scattered it.
On consignment and for sale by the fub
fcft’bﬂj at iz flore, Spring-billy
O cakks freth Rice; 20 bbls.
3 N. E. Rum ; hhds. Weft-India
do. : Pipes Brandy ; A few bales Geor
gia Cotton ; 100 boxes Soap ; 10 chelts
foachong Tea ; § kegs Spanith float
Indigo; 15 bags ground Ginger ;30
bbls. No. 1 Beef ; Parlor Staves ; calt
Iron do. ; 30 quintals Cod Fith ; alf,
25 ps- black Drab & Olive Velvetts;
8 ps. Broad-Cloths different colérs ;
15 ps. Coatings ; 1 case Hats 3't bdle
64 7-4 84 and 10 4 Blankets ; §oo
rolls room Papers; 20 Feather Beds ;
20 Hair Matrafles. S. LITTLE.
Porflmo’u(h.Dc_c.-qr‘.A .
The undersigned offers for sale,
A FINE Lot of about half
- sn acre of thoice LAND, on which
are 2 good one lory HOUSE, four rooms
on the flaor—a cellar under the whole
Houle ; the chimney supported by an arch
—a BARN ‘32 by go feet'in good repair—
fome cxcelient froit trees—the premises are
agreeably firvated with a commanding prof
peél apon a pleasant eminence ontheeafler
ly fide of prison fireer, bertween the great
bridge and the county house, in Exeter—al
so a large Thop, near the'fouthesly fide of
said bridge.—The premises are anexcellent
fland for 2 trader or a mechanic, and may be
purchaled upon very rezfonable terims if ap
plied for immediately, A genérous cred
it given, upoon approved fecuuity for a part
of the pu-chale money—for farther partica.
lars apply 0. 'WILLIAM ODLIN.
~ Exeter, Dce.og, 4805, . ( - - 4
'I‘HE fubferiber “informs “all con-
A cerned, that he is duly appomt
ed executor of the lafl will of BEN
JAMIN FERNALD, late of Ports
" mouth in the county of Rockingham,
mariner, deceased 3 and calls on -all
persons indebted to said elate, to
“make imriediate payment—all claim
ants on said estate are ’tbti\te(g;& ‘o
present their accounts for fettiement.
_Portfmauth, December 23, 1835,
HBTWM‘ etin iﬂhﬁl’ pri.
: Tcm of the New: Hamphi: ¢ Ho
“tel and Portsmouth Pier, will be beld
atCapt. Giddes’ at the Hotel, on the”
third Monday in January 1806, at 3
s'clek B A G e
ing %Pﬁ‘gg‘x;“ L other. offic ¥ ? S
'ELUJAH HALL, Propriviars Clrk,
’ g%’fs‘; o
. Y ,J:@i“gj ed M»&w R'p
I i 5P ae. gkt
TR NER FER *ﬁ“'* |
LoP :» e ngw ~s§£ﬁvg@j;‘_«i£ 7 %
R N sL S
T%{; ;‘“&:%Wa“m’@*é“ e 2 *’“‘
LG N LR T b
&rﬁgﬁ;mgs 3‘? “;””‘*:“ p »33:.‘*9* FRR S m,{«*% ;Tg,
D PO S S e R Tk
A A R sA r TAT VLR G Y S
= REGIMENTAL ORDERS ¢
Tk Militia is the defence of our common couniry—therefore it ir necofjary that
s * i they firould be %ﬂiﬁ'«f- ; : Sl
- TO the Soldiers of the cighteenth-Regiment of Militia.in the
State of New.Hamplhire—You are early and earncfily requelled o equip your
“felves with a good Fire:Lock, Bayonett, Belt: and*!_'.‘;ttg?ch-ﬂox-, before the
next Barttalion or. Regimental Reviews ; otherwile you will not be received,,
‘and mufl expefl * be dealt with as the law direfis ; those who are not sble to equip them
selves most makeimmediate application to the towsnin which they bclpn?; ;
.“_ "By order of the Lt. Co.. Com, - . DANIEL CILLEY, Adjutant,
. State ¢ef New-Hawnpfhire———— County of Reckirigham— |
N@a‘{g‘g;isgw; @iven ta the non-resident proprietors and owners of
* land in‘the town of Chester; in'faid covaty of Roct'fingham: who' haye
“not paid their county, fchosl, town and highway taxes for the year 1805 ; that
~?fo' much of their Jands as will pay said taxes together with incidental charges,
- will be'fold at public veadue, at the dwelling-house of Jaceb Eliot, innbolder,
in faid’ Chester, on the 26th day of February next, at 10 of the clock, A. M.
-unless prevented by previous payment. 2o | '
: , NONRESIDENT UNKNOWN, |
| l 9 ‘ e R
| | S . 4
I;\rfaprieton l 3 ‘ = g n‘é . ?'l-g 3
- - = =
ames.
Clement Mifharvey, ; ; 40 2 5 ::o 7c c 7 C;
Benjamin Sanboen, X ¥ 4° ' 3 .10 2 Y'9
Richard Kent, : : 4 4 § 10 % g
Eliﬂn Smiih, 3 . s 40 13 2 310; oy
Na:hanie! Batcheldor, Y : & 80 13 AR G 289 7 ¢
Thomas Deas, : : 40 17 2 5 10 7 1
.;{‘ctbro Tilion, [ end, > 14% 24 2 3 gg g
ichard Wibard, joining 31 acres /. end, go 27 2 4 B.ogcyif
Elcpzer Ruflel, not owned by Capt, Brown, 30 3% e REC R TR
Ebenczer Lovereign, n. end, : 28 39 1 Bicg 2 3a
Heory Sherborn, 3 g 0 -4¢ - } Bixg N 4%
- Philip Towle, adt ownéd by Tolford, 20 49 1 B 59 b vk
Szmuzl Miflen, 2 $ t - 40 56 3 5 10 }wl i
William Creffweighe, : [ 42 §7 3 5109 72 1 |
Zecharish Cldford, ot paid by Kent, 33 76 $ il BB
Michazl Whidden, not owned by Brownnor Datis, io y 7 2 : 6 Kis "5"
Mark Hunkin, /. end, . : .26 B 3 Derry Lire, 5 7 4 1 g
Samuel Page, $ 3 : 40 84 - §lO7 ; 5
Edward Gilman, 3 : 40 85 Derryline, r 10 7 7 1
Edward Emerlon, & % 4¢ 87 4 510 ' ik
Caled Towle, w. fide, : . eoo 88 4 SU" Bg Z !
J.fiah Barcheldor, : : 4> 89 4 Bl10:9 9y
James Peeflconr, : : a 0 9o 4 YAe 1
‘Nathanie! Sazborn, -Wk - .io 91 4 510 e 1
Samuel Penballow, P . 4% 92 Y ;As“° ;7 :
Joho Giitman, north east cormer, 10 ‘97 4 58¢ ; 1
Beanoni Fogg, m.oend, : 87 101 4 5 9 6 5 4
‘Benjamin Towle 2. 'end, tBl grase 4 5 6 6 1
Jonathan Plummer, w. fid, W e wOB .3 2g,q 4 1
James Perkins, notowned by Sweetfer nor Hale, 16 119 S - 54 3 3.}
Stephen Johnson, - & $ Ao 123 5 5 4o 4 I
Jorvathan Emerson, 2 5 40 133 5 5 “\m 3 i
Stephed Wellfer, 2. end, g% 131 5 s'Bf g 1
William White, : 8 | e 193 5 & b 2‘; 1
oot Batchetbon. thos sy TCURTH DIVISTON. Y
ofeph Batcheldor, that part whick laysinUhrjlitr, 54 48 . ‘
Richard Wibard, J fide, ol ¢ gﬁ;& j; 3 2 ";' ’3 : f
Samuel Penhallow, e S : 6> -54 9 41510 12 2
John Cram, n. eafl cormer, e 40 56 w "4 ito ¥ ‘ 1
Stephen Webller, & ‘fide, : 88 de i ghag 9
Henry Sherborn, g : . %9 60 10 4a5.3 12 2
Stephen Johntion, : 3 go 61 1o 4‘B ‘S 1
Moles Biake, 2 : e 6o 63 10 14 t 5 10 'xg 2
School Lot, = tennants #n common, go. 64 10 4Ks 5 1
Jolhwa Wingate, mot owned by Worcom, Y ~ 866 ooy
Bl Y Prefeott er Marten, } . ;67 14 ¢ 433}
éfbeuutr Eastman, / kalf, s g 0 6y X 1 : g I'6 h; f
oan Lalte, $ : ; < B it : 1 o
John Shackiord, not oewned by Hale, 8o 7D at a 8 g s
I'bomas Deas, W e : o 83 18 4 151 b 10 2
Samue! Bilake, : ] ' 15 'gb 1& P o 1
Robert Ford, t ¢ o i N 0 08 : 41510 1g 2
Shadrack Walton, that part whichlays-in €hefler, 15 103 3 4W38 1
‘Waillism W hite, : : . g 0 103 5 4 B 5 5 1
Nathaniel Rogers, eafl fide, nst owned by Chaze, 24 107 ‘8 40¢ 4 8
: J‘onnlk‘m Emerlon, 3 v ~80-1:0 8 Be ‘5 1
;bamud T.!!mnpfon, X ' £0 115 14 4 15 31> 10 %
Jiho Peeféon, ¢ ¥ 60 26 14 4 1510 10 2
Joba Cuusand Benj’n Akerman, z. fide, D} 25 31 w}f ::ﬁ:aziwl 30.22 21 4
e ' SECOND DIVISION. foa
Philemon Blike, e : 160 ' G A 45 20:21 ;
'Spgmclfﬂh;w. not oened by Brotwn, 2 98 g? -Dferry7Litte, :35vy 17 g
Sulaona Small, /. weft pari, vl 50 124 2 86.47.17. 3
S i ' '_/‘ " S'BIXTH' DIVISION. . '
tillam VWaite, moriz of the 20 acre : o o
Jonarhao Emerlon, - paffonage and fohocl g 2 t fGS ;: : o
‘Stephen Johalon, lots; a 8 : cf 5 4 1 viee
Stephen Webdler, Joining the oA ey T 6vg ais O
E‘bgﬁt‘nrf Lovereign, t./‘am. 10 ‘Bo : GBS RO
Jeremiah Sanborn, and range, 913 | 6.3 22 0
"Raobert Ford, Mount Misery, g 0 o e S it $ @
The following is between the 78 and - : :
e ?ot};; in the 4th division— } : ? ! '
Samuel Sherborn, ) 7 8 2
‘Hcory Bhetboro, ] 3 10 :'x'i ro SN g% :: . z
Jacob Siaone), 2. end, s 63roa 6 3 110
Edward Gilman, =.end, = . 74 105 : .8 1 a o
Edoch Sanborn; n. end, g ' -8 106 6 8 % s »
Thomas Silver, 2, end, 3 : 8 107 : &'é ‘Y Lw. 6
Stephen Swear, .m.end, ' | 3LN 69t 2-0
‘The following is between the §2d and} \ S :
, - 67th, forty acre lots—= 7} " ‘ oy
Bicﬁa\b Batchelder, vy 10 By Lnfge e el Y
"Joha Piefeon, , - 10 <BB ol SR 0
Samuel Penhallow, : 10 .89 6 3 2:2 0.
‘Samucl Bigke, . m.end, ek 6 g 6.2 .t v o
Clement Hughs, 7.end, } L 8 B R e
“Thomas Pecker, » I 10 92 : 632 20
Joha Cram, = m.end, et 6 = 1 1.0
“Jacob Gilman, n. end, : 5% 9% 6 RilvE 0
| hﬂﬂt‘ Tﬁotﬂpfon, ‘a. end, 0 » 6 97 : ABL O |
Richard Wibard; /. end, . Coflesnl . 0 Y GBSR N
T LPR Npgxssmzwr..&mowu. W ;
| : ‘ gy go e : . 5 "‘& 97“& 2 g
B 8. i edian, W 8 L
Samuel Adams, [. D. Part of the farm. he.lives.on | SRR Aas R g
ow%e, Sl m"‘mieff?-"*%’af‘é‘g it ths 4 sivlien, 170 99 406 23
SRR e £ VRN Ml A ‘.m o Q 3 L :# $ ~,‘,“' ", ,'?’ ‘4
‘ﬁm&@wﬁ. ye, rmm;o-wmw&, e Sy
Ebéncae % Sandlown; joining Excterwiver, '~ 15 .19 .11 9
Peter ihga o Sandown, %‘*W o 0 s iien Uaghiag b
‘Egbtaim Foßer, Boxford, . Burbtnkpbice, . i il 96 105 23
Jeremial me Sandoun fine.end Exctir yiver, .43 28 g 0 6
ms ot : Rowell, on' Isle Hookjet Falls, ' 186 'fg -
ei, SRI ol Yshe T, -3tß A 8 7
el st ek, st G My, o 'ﬂ‘f‘!;i“ﬁ
RSTi Bl ped el Sl b ey il
Theplac | athies Crawlbed e merlyi bice. "’ el L ‘&; Solk
| ‘Chefler, Dec't 2,1805. ' STEPHEN CHASE, ‘Colle@or.
mbt) "é;% '. Qé“ aid day w f*ﬁ"%@‘%f%’%@%&@lﬁ*,N,wmf%m*%"*‘“‘*{”?‘%ﬂ?%%% LS
S NN, - e T Tt
PO T SR T PUNUNCWOIIREIN LU Ve Sy TSR oARSR T G ;@.&} eR R U eRy
STATE or NEW.-HAMPSHIRE.
s Straffard fj.
NOTréE is hereby given to the
non-resident proprictors and
owners of land, in the town of MID
DLETON, county and State afore
faid, who have not paid their town &
county and highway taxes for the year
1805—that so much of their land as
will pay said taxes, with incidental
charges will be fold at public vendue,
at the dwelling-house of Daniel Hin.
gate, Eiq. irnholder in {aid town, on
the 2d Monday in March next, at ten
of the clock, A. M. unless prevented
by previous payment to me the fub
feriber. | it
i 24 D T
,¥o - S h
NAMES, § o g 8 8
g D
Samuel Varney, 49 100 go 1 50
Dapiel Hanson, 50" 50 45 0 753
Joseph Wentworth, 85 100 30 ¢ 50
Tho'sWallingsford 43 20 30 0 50
Wm. Horn, 24 100 g 0 1 §O
GEORGE ROBERTS, Colle€or.
Middleton, Dec. 23d, 18c5.
i, em— ———————— AT _
State of New-Hempflire———Chefhire, [.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
nonresident proprietors and
owners of land in SPRINGFIELD,
in the State and county aforefaid,
who have not paid their school, town,
county and highway taxes, for the
year 180¢-—that so much of their land
2s will pay the fame, with incidental
charges will be fold at public vendue
to the highelt bidder, at the dwelling
house of Lt. Daniel Noyse’s,in Spring
ficld on Monday the 21t day of April
next, at 1 o’clock, P. M. unless pre.
vented by previous payment to me the
subscriber. =~ ° = T
FaopepF
NAMES. 23 .8 83 ¢
; C. C.e./Cs
John Wendall, Efg. 6 100 90 10 38°
do. 3 100 20 10 g 3¢
Joba Stocker, Gore, 4 102 ¢8 14 3 38
do, do. 3 120 30 15 443
Joleph Gofs, do. 4 131 33 17 447
Nehe’h Tiltc-n. do. 6 142 84 17 554
Jos*h Clement, § lot. 19 100 24 12 g 36
Heu?y Elkins, do, 6 5013 72 16
do. %lot, 22 50 g 7 2 16
Heah, ¢ lor, 4 ‘SO g 7.2 10
Jetheoe Barher, pt.le. 18 ;0 13 7 2 16
Moses Webfler, -6 g 6 20 10 229
Simeon Ladd, 19 193 33 17 5 59
do. 9 263 47 246 76
Capt, Wm, Rowel, 83 192 3317 5 $9
Capt Sreph. Kimball, g 6 200 84 17 5 6o
THOMAS COLCORD, Colleßor.
Springfi+ld, Dec. 18, :803.
State of Noaw-Hamp/hirew Chefliire, [
NO"I’ICE is her¢by given to the
! non resident proprietors and
owuers of Land irnthe town of Crovy
pow, Stake and county aforefaid, who
bave not paid their town, highway
and school tsxes for the year 1805 ;
that so much of their lands will be
fold.as will ‘pay said taxes together
with-incidental charges, at public ven - -
due at the dwelling-house of Gideon
Walker, innbolder in said Croydoen,
on Thur{day. the 13th day of March
next, at 10 o’clock a. M. unless foon
-er diftharged. _
Jieea g F
TS 2w tre
T QE B &
' Names. ey g,
e sy iy
Antipas Holland, 11 g T AR
Eph’mSherman,jr. g 6 .2 100 36 20 11t
X et b 0 22 32 %
James M°Clalio, 22 100 36 011
‘Rev, Parfons’, 64 6o a 9 16 ¢
Joegh Meim, } 37 £ 55 82 20 7
’ . , . 8 -
Jonathan Chmce, 7 2 100 85 2011
B : 53 8 100 36 g 0 11
ext Liagh oON 29 16 e
“Fimber, 11 $ iy ig'e
; 147 2 100 -29 ¥6 9
7% 60 29 16 g
_ 58 Iremgo 2¢ 12 7
40 ® 100 86 2011
s N NGaee N
eR e e
oo BRI 38 B.y
Mewiow, '3 - 3 ¥ % 2
CANIDEE,. TR Tie Gy
/ < 182 100 g 6 2011
» 58 60 2% 19 »
: 10" " 760 oy 1y 9
% , 30 6o 14 . 8 5
: _ 34 Doy 8 g
Benj’n Bellows, 42 2 100 29 16 ¢
‘Governor’s Farmm, 500 g%O 120 69
Jova’n AWiich, 352 100 g 6 2011
Bb' .oy ,60.;:\ 12 7
‘Bugbec’s Farms, Lo Ge e 3
>z§nﬁ~sww§ 83 g 0 1q ,",’8 i
¢ CMJJ', Bfﬂrﬁy ’,305’ 2 *,.i - (:;
& TR T, TGN S TR AL RN TR
‘ELIPHALET GALE'sEfjate.
the claims of the mﬁf%‘&% sos
'ELIPHALET GALE, Ite of Alcxandsia
.10 bring is and lupport ¢) %% -
SheSeelipeg ol st 4 cia
b g o e gl
the {econdiMonday of the five following
sy s onre e iy
_PETER SLEEPER, " 7 Com.
| WILLJAM CRAWFORD, [ ers
e R O R Al q
b C, & L. W. Marcﬁa
Near the State-Foufe, Congress flrrel—
Have received a furtber supply of
Fancy & Staple Goods,
wbhich enab's them to cffer a general cof
fortment— Among awkich are,
SUPERFINE wclt of Eng
gland Broad-Cloths ; midling and
low priced ditto ; Superfine and com
mon Kerfymeres, some are double
miil’d, -drab and dark brown Coat
ings ; Fearnought ; Forest Cloths ;
drab and dark mix’d patent Cord ;
Baizes Flanels ; Blankets all sizes 3
Cambleteens : silk I'lorentines ; Shal
loons ; Tammies ; fine durants and
Callimancocs for 156 per yard.
A great variety of
Elegant silk Chambray Mus
lins, some with leopard {pots; 6 4 In
| dia Shawls; Imperial velvet Velting ;
} black, brewn, purple and crab silk
| Velvet ; blue, pink, green and white
Sarfnet ; Ladies fearlet Ruffs ; kid
’ Shoes ; Fancy Cord ; oil Cloths ; Rib- -
bons. A large assortment, of '
Cheap India Cottons, some
very fine for 10s6 piece; India Chintz-"
es ; India Checks, yd. wide Irith Lin
ens ; DBritith Cottons ; Linen Checks ;
brown Hollands ; Table Linen ; Um
brellas ; Mens patent Hose ; black &
color’d worsted ditto ; Women’s black
and . colored ditto ; Women’s black
white and colored coiton ditto ; men’s
dove skin, beaver and worlted Gloves;
Women’s silk and cotton ditto ; Vel
vets; Velveteens ; Corduroys ; Chintz
es ; Chintz Furniture 5 black and col
ored Sarfnet Cambrick ; Cambrick
aed book Muslins ; Linen Cambrick 3
Dimities ; biack India Lufltring ; Flor
ence ditto ; black Modes; Italian
Crapes ; Parifnet ; Gaukes ; Millinet 5
cottcn Sewings ; Bandannoe Hanker
ceiefs ; Barcalona ; Linen and printed
} pocker ditto ; black and white camels
hair Shawls ; cambrick ; chintz pur-
p le and white ditto ; quality and shoe
~ Bindings ; Gailoons ; American hair
} Ribbon ; shirt Buttons ; Threads ;
-sewing silk ; Twil¥; Tapes ; Bobbins 3
Velvet Ribhons; coat and velt Bat
tons ; Moulds ; fitk Cord ; Pins, &e.
g &c.—~a few dozen Gentlemen’s real
London Beaver IFATS,
of a superior quality. »
Cidamee “___ljf::f/f»‘w«'/.f:{l, z.vmumy "
Pearfe & Waiker, bave for Jal,
Alexandria Supertine FLOUR.
Whole and half Bbls. cargo BEEF;
Weft India and Country RUM ;
PITCH; TAR ; &c. &, .~ '
- Cheap for cafb or appreved credit.
~ LANDS 'FO#SAE-E. B
FOR SALE ip”the town of :Ep
fom, 130 ‘aptfepsl of Land lying on
‘the Turnpike road from Northwood
line to the Turopike gate; §O acres
of which is padér improvement, and
the remainder full of Pine Timber,
fpdicient to make 300,000 feet of
Boards, Wing within one mile of
two saw-mills, and an excelleat fangé
for a ' tradesman or trader— AL SO~
75 Acres of excellent ‘Lanp,
lying on the new Orchard read, (so
called,) leading to Pitrsfield 5 which
produces 12 tons of Hay, & 25 bar
‘rels of Cyder yearly—d4lfo—Thirty
acres of Pasturing weil watered — Z -
wife, A very convenient STORE,
well finifhed, standing by the Turn
- pike Road near Capt. Samue! Lock’s,
which is the belt stand so: any kipd of
business in said town ; all of which
will be fold very cheap. For fur
ther particulars.inquire of
| - JAMES H. M’CLARY.
State of New-Hampfloire—Grafton, .
N‘OTlCE_js"hgrﬁcby given to the
LN proprictors of Land in the
- ot CANAAN, iufaid covn
ty, that at a meeting of {aid proprie
- tors holden by adjoornment, (in said
towp;) on the ficll day of Novembsr
last, it was then and there vored to
raise the sum ot One Hundred and
Eighty.{ix Dollars, amounting to
Three Dollars on each Proprietors
‘Right of, padivided lands in {2id town
public rights excepted 3 for the pur
pose of defraying .Ihe expences in de
- fending any of their lines that are or
may be disputed—And the fame is
committed to me to colle® ; There
fore, if it is pot paid 10 me, at my
dmelling house in said Canann, by the
: mnw'-;ﬁixéay of Janpary pext, the
- tands will,befudw;ifedffqr sale as the
Jaw dire@s. Decomber 11, 1805.
- DANJEL: BLASDEL, Colle&tor.
‘R& I American Beaver HATS.
D BSPECTFULLY, informa his .
I\, Friends and the Pubiic that he
b xfw?ﬂ-ﬁ% L at his manufactory, bottom,
| ‘of Daniel Rrect, a large and general, -
| aforument cf LLATS, ome brosd
| imported, and fatters himielf. (being
v, ?‘::‘ , _ g ﬁmm L R "] “ 'i«f \
: S ;g;‘;xi "5:1,‘ u“‘aﬁé:a vr“ ““"x,w,\ ’;’:
% ﬂ‘*x”*ﬁ%‘ he: ﬂii% -
FIR R “iqg*ﬁg‘% bt et
Wfﬁz&m@%ﬁmg@m% Sade