The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-09-18 00:00:00, page 3

From the Norfolk Herald Auguff 29.
The foillowing was handed us by the
mate of the fch'r Dath. - We give it aswe
received it. i ;
A lift of American seamen detained in
Christophe’s service ‘againft their will by
Capt. Spalding, *who shipped us atßaltimore
on board the brig Louisa for Barracoa, but
instead of which he wentto Cape-Francois,
where he fold the brig to Christophe, and
immediately entered as-captain ; and ‘upon
our refufing to enter the service, we were
thrown into gaol and nearly starved ; after
being kept there some time we were taken
out under a guard of black soldiers and
forced on board the brig, when Spaulding
promised to discharge usat the expiration of
three months 3 after the time was out we
atked him if he would be so kind asto per
form his promifc, when be dire@ly seized
thofc who spoke up and gave cach of them
a round dogzen on the bare back and threa
tened them with the forcyard for the next
offcrice, as he called it... ' f
fThere are 15 f{ublcribers to this paper,
_ whose names we omit on their own ac.
count, for as sure as Mafler Spaulding fees
their complaints as certain would he have
them zucked up.] S 8 : .
* Tbhis fame Spaulding bas been a. resident in
Porifmeuth for a length of time, and jailed out of
tbis port Jor many years. : San
‘A shipwright at Copenhagen, of the
name of Wilder, recentiy bequeathed to
the King, of Denmark 3 fortune of 500,
000 rix gollars, the fruits of a leng life of in
dustry. ' -b, ' RN
New Writing Books. .+~
\ SHE Anaiytical New invented
l Copy Books, on a plan neveg be
fore introduced in the United States
‘of America, by &amcs Carver, pro
feffor of penmanship in the State of
Pennsylvania—Price. od,: at C.
PEIRCE’s Bookstore, Portsmouth,
- Also jufl received, . .
A great vatiety of plain. Writing
Books; made from. the best of paper.
-+ Philadelphia Writing -and Letter
- Papers. T Sept. 18.
¥i S e I e . Let
~ +Brigade Orders.
2. l> HE Brigadier General of
_ & the firlt brigade,” having deemed it
gtPedicnt’thnt*t?c ‘mufter by Regiments for
this fcafon be dispensed with, directs that
~ the commanding officers of the several regi
ments composing the firlt brigade; order the
_ bartalions that form their refpedtive regi
ments to parade, completely cquipped as the'
-~ Jaw dive&s for inspection, agreeably to the
following arrangement ;— 0 o
. _The hrlt 204 second bateations in the/fitß
ﬁaﬁ&e‘q{,ﬂ Monday the Bth day of chg.
‘ f .:. \« %o ‘_ ARG T ‘, '5; f ’i
". “The ficlt katralion'in the 35th regiment,
-on Ticiday 988 October ; the second bat
“galion inthe aﬁ&&:ﬁ ‘Wednefday, 10th O&
~ The fir(k battalion in the 3d regiment, on
- Tharfday the Ixth Oober; :ﬁle second
~pastalion in the 3d on Friday 12thO&. -
. The firft bi_gﬁ;.imf"‘tp ~th¢.»4:£e rcg;%
Monday the gsth Otober ; the fecoud bag.
weion tn the ach. oo Tueday the A6uk O,
The firlt bartalion in the 7th" regiment,
on Wednelday, 17t O&ober; the second
_ battalion in.the 7th; on Thur “g‘!“&ﬁfk
< SODCIBERE, o TR B 0 L R K
tion at-10 o'clock, A- M The companies
' of cavalry and compagics of “m"{'“"ﬁ?
~ parade with the fifft or second battalion of.
» the regimeat to- which they belong, “25
" commanding officer of said regiment shall
_ dice& ~ Each commanter of ; Tegin ﬂ’;
il dppoint the piaces of parade for €ach
: a;afe’% Geonsbic notce o the
. Major of ngndz eOS e e
By orderc ?«mﬁmfﬂm*
7"s \ f;; LRI TP
. Portfmonth, Scpr-17,18:0 .
Py R e ﬁﬂ 541 % gham. ]' o
AN oﬁrémw given that at
¥ 2 nand for fuid county
io Rl o nnag,
ey O *&W e OULS
SRMOWRRCRE Lt S S v
& ANDREY *"*’;;&g@ LAP, Adn'r.
B R g e S e
e B e
T, %gﬁ’ns“‘ Pey
ST TR Pteißeety.
- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1810.
eG el D D DO O S
- L of Votes 2
“For Representatives to Congrels at the late
- August ele&ion, compared with those for
~ Governor in March, 1810. '
: AUGUST 1810, MaARcH 1810
g Rep. Fed) ~Rep. Fed.
},3,‘9} 9787 10653 12985 13767
Lranceflown 138 48 133. 52
Brocktine 27 TBO
Hollis 92 117 ‘IOB 133
Tewmple 67 33 25 100
Deering/ 108 16 146 24
Kearfarge 15 2 19 ¥
Newport . 20 91~ 38 171
Winchefler 37 9o 49 ' 15§
Croydon 08 57 79 . %o
Bath 30 8o §8 I§t
Bethlehem 22 22 12 30
Orford 44 84 9o . 126
Lzndaff 39 26 52 36
Littleton 7 30 g 1: <OO
ALyman ¥ 30 47 47 59
Peeling 13 %8 20 2igs
Bartl:tt 9% 3 79 3
Lircoln 12 ©O 1y T
Dalton -.- 330 7 35
10672 11442 - 14049 14045
2§ towns remain to be heard from,
awhich in March gave 1164 republiean,
and 646 federal votes. Iy the federal
ticket prevails, it mufl-be by a very small
mdjority. t
AT gol &2 L BB : : i e i apts (I G 53
S o L s e "}"rpm the Eastern drg&f. y
g Villd‘in‘ous Pranfadion.
Having given in the Argus of the gth ult. an account of
-the condu&@. of Capt. Friffe] at Amelia, whose valor mei
. with a check from the commander of a. gan boat on
that Ration—A gentleman of this town [Portland] in
- whofeveracity we have implicit confidence, and who
was acquainted with some of Capt. T’s tracfz&ions
fWhi}e {tationed at St. Johns (N. B ) has given the fol
lowing {ketch, which may serve as a specimen of the
honor of those British * heroes” of the ocean, and the
charadter of a wretch whose baseness ‘gﬁ" { prompt him
to such a 0 a& of ingratitude as is heremn described :
¢ Capt. Friffel was RRationed at St. Johns, N. B. 'in the
fall of 180 g. ‘While at that city, the family of Miss Ann
B—l—w were particularly atténtive to him : Capt. F be
ing thus sareffed, took occalion to requelt the company of
this youag lady (an only daughter) to a ball ; while on
the enjoyment of the attendant pleasures on such occifions,
he noted to her the (pretended) neceflity of being on board
_his vessel at an early hour, and offered to attend hLer to
her house, if agreeable, to which she readily complied, un
{ulpelling any base motives in him who had so liberally
(hared in their friendfhip ; but to her utter confufion, in
(kead of condudting her to her friends, this overgrown vil
lain forcea her to his boat, which was waiting, tock her
on board his vefltl, flipped his eables and made for fra—
her friends however got knowledge of the trick, and arriv
ed alosgfide before the brig got clear of the harbor, but
to no purpofs ; they were ordered off with the threat of
being fired into, an- the hapless viétim was taken to Ber.
musia, sud there left, friendlefs to feck her own support.”
The [Oracle] and other fe :eral papers who are in the
habit ot exroliing the condu of those British myrmidons,
are requeiied to give the above a place’ in their papers.
Bill Smith, fßeward of the Savannah packet, for 4{liling
a black woman with her child to gain her liberty, is “hang
ed by the neck untill he is dead, dead, dead”” Now if
Bill bad happened to have been 4 lieutenant in the British
navy, or master of a press gang, and had Rolea and torn
from their families half a doz=l white men, nay even citi
zens of another counfry, native Americans, and dragged
them into a detested fervituie, where in the course of a’
few years the most of them, forced into the work of death.
and fliughter, have their heads or legs or arms shot off ;
why, in this case Bill would have been a.clever fellow,
and bave receiveda premium of so much per head on the
sailors he had imprefled, and been promoted for his ‘good
condud, - Aye, instead of being exalted on a gallows for
attempuing to /liberate a slave, he would have been pro
moled 30 @ captaincy for enslaving freemen+ Such are the
crooked ways of this strange world, and such the unac
countable and vagarious condu& of this world’s malter,
godlike man. o e R TR |
| Vermont Ele@ion. s
‘On Tuesday lait Freemen’s mectings were held in the
{everal towns throughout the State for the choice of Gov
ernor, Lit. Governor, Councillors, Members of the State,
Legislature, and Reprefeatatives to the 12th Congress.
. From returas we have already received, we think e
may hazard the assertion, that Reépublicanifm has gained
a complete and decided triumph in every dopartment of
the government. The Republican majority in the House
of Representatives lat year was between 30 and 40 The
towns from which we have now heard (108 in nuiber)
will increase that majority at lealt 13. :
The ele@ion of the Hon. Samuei Shaw, as Reprefenta:
tive to Congress from the South Western Diftri&, is afcer.
tained beyond cifpute - And_ we think there can be but
little doubr of the success of the Hon. William &rong and
James Fisk Efg:s. for the South Eiftern & North Eastern.
Diitri&ts. Of the result in the North Western District
we are unable, at present, to form an opinion. i
“I'he extreme busy season, the long and, unusual rains,
and the remakably fine weather for harvefing on the day
of #he meeting, preveated many of the indultrions yeo
manry from'attending the polls. But while corre& prin
cipies are difleminated. and the virtuous Freemen of our
preeﬁ‘édnntains\,continue vigilant and perievering in the
cause of cruth and patriotif n, Vermont will” continue er
eét and Redfalt amidst the bickerings of party, or the fac
tious political convuifions'of her sister Sates. =
- The returns of votes for governorin 108 towns gives
Galulha 3924, Tichnor 2514, majority 1410, —the major
ity inthe fame towns last year was 841, net gain 569 *
i e )
- A correspondent (who was once an laftrudor. of vouth) has,
ia confeguence of the late ;.lwrx'fi?g_ epidemic, unigte.ngign@{yg,bttm
led into the examination.of the d: ercntfpr,nc'c,:(S:i‘s‘_x;as}p:aét’m‘e‘qu;’by;
Mr Carver of the city ‘of Philadelphia, and Meflrs. Wrifford and
Rand, is compelied to fay he prefers that of Mr Carver’s, to all.
‘bn;ll A pupil to be ‘inftrudted on. Mr Carvnris‘plantm%‘:’sglﬁfc
ors. s kSR T NB L SR TN T G
.Only the eccafional attention of the inltructor ... 0
2d. A pupil ialtra@ed by Mr Catver’s g};ﬂ)tﬂn”br
Mﬁ‘%'ﬂtmg a 3 Sbol e s L R
et may yilirenter<aba ST 5 Eeeecy
Plan, perform the whale dutics of 4 wriTinG seßooL hat shall con-
Gk of 200 scholars than he can that of a common school with on
ly 305 as in thelatter, much of his time Is taken up in setting co-
Ppics, giving inftru&@ions how to form the letters, &e. &e. .
- 4th, There is also a great saving, according to Carver's plan, of
paper, ink and time: In. his writing books, there is a 2 complete and
g@“‘ @gﬁmﬁ%‘iﬂwm every. page, and ‘every book ruled
toa prope &crﬁniﬁemg . ‘and all for the fame price of a
=P‘a‘“‘”ﬁ’mjﬁu¥%m§hm‘“’ opy or ruling, (124 cents.) - -
- Sth Angther advantage in Carver’s copy books, the paper is
"fmwa and wellfized, therefore ink wil neither
sides of 4HE paper. which is not ordingrily the eafc. a 5 much of
(Ehe Papet EHat plain writing books. mm‘*f“’mﬁ
o e spd corcom s 308 it o cheriin Wbl
gy e ﬁ "’?ﬂm"é
ii ; 5 *f‘%a}mﬂwif Z* é:d a vﬁ“ &? a@gmi!:cm '«‘
ISI Shote Y ploory of Carverdy writing books fie
"it s thercfore hoped -that school committees’
~2od ioftcuctors will have theni immediately introduced into the
' Seßbee And! Sendiilins 4 h okt G Post{iosth. bt bt M.
R s at.;.\,m eh, not only o *lmmtﬁﬂ Bﬂl *hmﬂgh m”
State. Tt will be 2 great saving of labo rto the master; and time 0
be gl | iS T R
~ Assoring 6he e nchod o atrodin o poic choos,
~aboy is put to witing at 7 years old, andigfier following it up
batil x 4, 38 fearccly able o coter, a mercHiants flore or count.
et ol y%‘:‘?“‘?*‘g“ &::_E ~;.gg e ~@!;-‘ﬁ &3} sy SRR e o S ;&%»,{4. 7 e
iora sey el by %Wg# x**.hm“t‘“
and colars) for tue fapgort of public school, to comparitively
ok by B e e ek
et R gfu"‘f*‘;‘*i&m’ qw‘: e :gﬁ:&fﬁ» w@ﬁg@aﬁy
ss o R eb el
'/i{ y"’, 3: Q‘,‘ ” -*“! ‘ ; A"‘.,““ -"“: - Rl ?_‘.‘vu.‘»»’}‘”;_ bok ‘."? '
& State of New-Hampliirs. . Stroffrd Jf
‘ l‘\ OT“‘E‘ '?g‘?thx ’_givgu to’ the _ﬁbnﬁgédqat p_ifb‘i_;riczors\-\> and
3 :WW"“P land in the town of CONWAY, cotinty aforefaid,
gj '9“-,"_3:;3 not pl?ui their taxes for the year 18ro-—that so much of
thetr land as will pay said taxes with incidenral charges, will be foid
at public veidue at the dwellinghoufe of the subscriber in Conway
‘ aforefaid, on the firft Mbonday of January 1811, at ten o'clock in
the foretioon, unless prevented by previous payment.- 1
SRR S oy WOh
~- W e
| Boasisl e SR ey o E R
e gl3 ‘ & £ O , kR
kh)'ﬁ"a“'A" R S
B e hegis e: > } 4 288 168 68 400 5400
cuben Flead, for the Boswell s &
Samuel scwmao-—un&nmn : 16.50 W ey :
Jacob Ayer—ungrown 2 5 50 18 106 25
Theodore Atkinson, undnown 2 6 so 18 10 25 :
Reuben Kimball, heirs of ‘3 : ; : :
Sathuel White Efg } X MR AR WP
Smm{el Ingalls Nathaniel Morrill 2 100 37 2t .50 :
Austin George—~unknown e e e 50 178
Lind on the eaflt of Moses) - ‘ ‘ &
Winslow's farat —uninowon } 100" 40 23 il
55 eommoa Fights—undnown S 404 235 560
© 23 James Hobbs 200 72 -42 . 100 30%
Samuel i
: Jeremiah Burnham B (- G ey 59, 175
Stark’s kL gs o : )
T Wiltliam Dolloff<unbaown 134 50 28 67 234
et Owners unknown L 836200 226 310 ‘450
In Archibaid | Wm. Hagget late ownér 100 37 2L- 50~
Starks location [ Owners unknown 700 253 't47 350
Land in Jugh' Owners names. R
Sterling’s location %]amcs Hobbs 200 72 4% 100
Owners unkaown ¥ John Weblter 100 72 42 100
Owners unkoown : - 500 181 10§ 250
Gonway, Sept. 15, 1810, THOMAS F. ODELL ColleGior.
State of New-Hamp/hire. Coos ]
NOTICE is hereby given to the Noarefident proprietors and
N owners-of land in the town of CHATHAM, 'in said couaty,
who have ot paid their taxes for the year 1810—that so much of
their land as will pay said tazes with incidental charges, will be fold
at public vendue at the dwellinghoufe of dfs Eoflman, in Chatham
aforefaid, on the second Tuesday of March. 1811, at ten o’clock in
the forenoon, unless prevented by previous payment -
lss e f T & F
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‘Right of | & :
gy ' ' CMCMCEMDC DCM
Jacob Treadwell jun 110 310057 §7 2514211235
: 4 7810057 57 75r421125§
| Uadivided 6335738751 97 7635
George Melerve I 334100 §7 §7 .7 5 I 4xtis;
s gr Ty 253 3100 §7:..67 753 A% X 32§
: ok Undivided . 68 38 73875 97 7635
Joha Bennet - t 28100 §7 57 975.%:4%
kaß o 5 *2 196 10057 57 751 4% ;
j ~ Undivided -6838 7 38751 97
Jeremiah Folfomjun 1 9 x 88 501 50X 66125 9835
B \ 2 3410057 87 TSsY¥4iizg
L e Undivided 68385387 510.792,°70§
Walter Bryaat Efg 1 8 2 100 57 §7 75 142 (12§
wIRa 5%20 3 YOO 571857 7S AV IXS
- Undivided 68 38 73875+ 97 765
SamuelGilman, - 1 6 710057 57 75 142 :
VO IR eeoL B B .i G
Undivided 68 38 7038 751 97
fchabod Hilton =~ 9 r 1 2 100'57 57 751421 12§
Half of this right paide 2 7 5 100 §7 57/ 75% 42 1 125§
Holf due. ; Undivided 68 38 7387 5 £ 97 765
Jobhn Tath PR R 0 Sy 3T TS TA%
< s 3. 4.4 100:5) 57,75 174% 7
A : Undivided 68 38 7 38 7 5 97
Jobn Johnfonn 17 4 100 57 5%_ 751 4%
. " "Undivided A 6838 7 358 75 ¢ 97
David Hicks - 111210057 57 95142112
2.5400 57 57 7511421125
; Undivided 6838 738751 97 765
Samuel Livermorc Esq 1 8 4 100 57 57 75§1 42
a 5 S 272410057 57 35145
i © . Undivided ~68 383 738751 97 -
Nathaniel Frost L 3 10057 57 .3 51,43 2128
3of this right paid 290 % Xoo 5757 095 L 48 2 12§
Adue D YUndivided 68 2% 787 51 797 76§
James Godwin § 32300 §% §7 .78 4% 43S
Half of this vight paid &219 .7 100 57 57 7§ 1:42 43§
One balf due - Undivided 68 38 7 387 5.1 97 29§
House lot No. 8, tft raage; Ifdivifion~ 6 6 ¢ 14 1%
Heath Foss and Waldron’s grant -~ 376 376 6o 940, .iy
Mases Canney’s Grant toe 10T T 8 aBl L 2
Nath. Ofgwd lot Vo, 1, 18 range 1 div 57 00 142 ITL
Merrillts Waller, lot No. 4#h ». Ift div. 86 ©B6 14 213 168
Chatham, Sepr. 15,1810, NATHL WHITTECAR Collecior.
s O MERESFIELD, |
‘ N?‘HEREAS the proprietors and owners
¥V of the township of MiLLsFiELD in the county of
Coos and State of Newhampfhire, at 2 legal meeting held
at, Hampton Falls, in the county of Rockingham in said
State, ou the 28th day of June, A D. 1809 V;Ofe.‘} 1o
raise a tax of four dollars on the common an+ undivided
land in each right, in said township of Millsfield, for the
‘purpofe of making and repairing rosds in fad township,
pracuring settlers and aiding them in feuling fuid town,
and for paying State and county raxes, and any other de
_mands that then or thereafter should exist against said pro
prietary ; and whereas the aflffors of fuid_townfhip did
00 the feveath day of July, A. D 1809, make and com
mit said assessment to me to colle&, of which due notice
_has been given : and whereas the said tax has not been
-paid on the common and undivided land i.ng_,th'e f«)l!OW:pg
original rights or (hares in_faid Millsheld, to wit: those
“of Wentworth Brinly, Jonathan Darby. Jobn Butnbam
‘Hanfon, Zcnas Morey, Joha Morey, Jobo Piogry W
liams, Charls Waldron, and one right for a glebe for the
Church of England, by law established. Notice is hereby
gisen that so much of the eoMmon and undivided land of
ich of the fuid delinguent’s rights e will pay fid tax
_and incidental charges; W@tbﬁw‘! at pﬁbllt; :‘..;i;:ufftmn-,f at
-my dwelliog house in Epping, in said county of Rock
‘inghsm, on the 2gth day of December next, at ten o’clock,
forenoon, uvlefs prevented by previous payment. - -~
G WILLIAM PRUMER: (oo
. Epping, September 11, 1810 -
fl»";,‘fieu. 3t< / ‘i..j_“‘,_“.\','-"’;\w@y({ "';".“_ tal el ".v?‘;‘ L'(":‘ “bR f R
g b e e e “ﬁ’dﬂ'WWﬁz”’ 8“79‘&? >
A FURTHER time of four months from
LN the 27k day of Augalt it is allowed by thehon.
~arable Wﬁewﬁg Judge of Probateof Wills—
o receive and examine the claims of (he Creditors to the
Efate of JOSEPH BADGER, Esq. ate of Gilmanton,
deceased, and we shall atcend on said business at the late
Ay e ﬁégﬁm‘@‘w c g&gﬁggnd"féﬁnigyﬁ of
‘the four following months, from one to four 'clock ia the
i i,‘?. ¥ ,:,..,’i .':»é‘é?;; ‘_:;-g',.e.’_f;“ o e “‘3{:"»; :“\&:‘ "i‘;.;", Y '*' \fk oI .
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e ORN CSHEP: bl S e A
S CRIFL HOIT. { Commifioners.
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RekVe A o e T T B iIR I g e
¥ aedren ot Gt e auitew “‘“é
1 HAT convenient Dwelling House on Is
e lion Will be aitet the Golt b Nwy: Ao M
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On Thurfdiy September 27,
w 0 Aty alelotk in the lotenvan vt
WlLL’?b’c‘iﬁ)ld’ at_ Public’ Sues
V'V tion on the premises, thefol
lowing PEWS in the third Congre
gational Meetinghouse, numbered 15,
22, 24 34, 37, 45, to discharge the
tixes 'ue thereon with the chargesof .
Salesc e, TEAUR G
/WILLIAM BOWLES) Collec
. ANDREW HALL, . }tar:.' '
i Poriﬁlzo‘utb,.&pt. 17 18'0,' qEY x
. Fafl received and for sale by
Joleph Y. Burgin,
200 quintals excellent Pollock FISH;
Also—a few do. dun Cod o
Exgmire of RICE & DROWN,
Long Wrarf Sent. 18, g
The ich. KATY will fail for
Plfrxva‘l~qul().iii's' o Ssturlay PR
F X ﬁ'r’ iQﬁt or pafr £ .c’ﬁq'(.'--"c’ ar d’)f-:ie.
" Dr. °T - ‘Parfons,
o
. DENTIST, FROM BOSTON,
REfpeé}fﬂx{ly informe the inhabis
_ tants of Portsmouth and its vi. .
cinity, that his (ay. here will not ex
cees fourteen davs, ‘uring which ume~
he will praice in the line f ‘his pro- -
feflion, either at Mr. Davenport’stav. -
ern, or at their own houses. |
The loss of Teeth, fupplie” from a
single dne to a whole set; in the » &
easy and nataral manner—Teeth are
cleaned, and rendered white and b u
tiful if ever {o foul or difzrlorery wirh
out the lealt pain or i jury—Loofg
Teeth are faltened, the relaxed gums
braced and made firm-—~deciye teeth
are eased and preserved from furcher
decay—troublesome roots are exrrafts -
ed, and every operation performed
with” the greatest ease and fafery.
"T'will not be aflaming too much to
fay, that his mode of pradice (fune
tioned by ap experience f 20 veurs,
and the molt eminent phyficiars in
Europe and America.) has given the
most perfed fatisfa&ion. b
N. B A tew bozes and bottles of |
the celebrated African Toorh Po = der
and Tin&ure, wdovergign remecv for,
diseases of the veeth an i gums. pres
pared from the root used by the Afri
cans, and certified to b’ the sole caafe
of the goodness of their teeth.
Sept. 18, ‘Bro. . 5
. WEAVERS’ SLAIES. -
Jacob Wendell, ‘
HAS just received at his Store in Bow-
Mtreet. on Church-Hill a pond assort
ment of WEAVERS SLAIES. of the sols
lowing numbers, viz 24 26, 28 30 32. 36
38 and 40--He recommeads those who with
to supply themselves with any particular,
number, to delay no time in caliing for rhem,
Guns for sale or let as usual,
with the whole Military Accoutrements
A few hhs RUM.
W L Goods & Groceries,
of all kinds, bhcap for cash or approved
credit. - 7 September 51
- Rice & Drown,
Long Wharf. - | Have for sale;
A FEW M.,Refufc'Boar{!s,
Alfr,—a quantity of fg::li JOIsT,
September 131, *® | A
e B Mowd, e
HAS for sale at his Bo k Bindery. .
A 'OPPOﬁFC_ the Cﬁﬂ{‘ House »Congreﬁﬁ;a't
A few Reams very pice foois Cap Writing
P .PER; Wiiting Books by the doz’ or
fingie | Universal Hymn Books, boudd in
Morocco Calf, or Sheep - Likewif: Red
Ink by large or {mall quantity Altjof which
will be fold for cath as cheap as can be
purchased apy where, =~ 5
Alfo.will be received by the firlt co:fter .
f"om_B"ﬁ,O'n"W riting paper of all iz:s gl
«cd with fait lides. ‘Thole who with o
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rious branches with neatness &e. alt hrders
for bindiug, Or account books pun@ually -
attended to. . He thanks his friends and the
pub“‘-’-f')g%hc encouragement he has receiv
~¢d, and faligits ‘a‘ continuance of the fame.
- Waatedfan a@ive Boy as an appreotice to
thgﬂqiik‘aﬁiyding bafinefs - Qiii 4
__ Twenty Dollars Reward. .
V.V many individuals »at'g'jti%“mq‘“"g;
by some ?fatl;i Inhabituntstalks J b Srg
~an gravel from the f rem&ﬁ “a*fs“t%
the wanton condodt of some ilfwin: ed:
person of perfonk injuring and diroye.
ing the Trees that are placed in the
give information of any person violat
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‘ecuteall such offenders which may
. Teeacy Dollars-ie offered: a 52. re-.
ward 1o any ote hat will jnform of
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