The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1806-12-23 00:00:00, page 3

A ' report h2ving been circulated
that the Rev. Mr. Lowell swore be.
foreithe Grand Jury that he saw 1n
the poff=fiion of the unfortunate youth
Lately {hot in State street Boston, a
pair of pistols oa the morning of the
day he tolt his lif:—we have enquir
ed of the truth of the Rory, and have
the authority of Mr. Lowell, and the
family at whose house he. saw . ths
youag gentleman, to fay, that the re
port is without foundation—the con
du& of the yoang gentleman being,
whiie in company with M. Lowell,
and during his visit, plealant and a
grezable, asd such as evinced no dif
“prfizibon to be ar varicnce with, any
pertinwhizevpr, 254,
A ltter from: Am&créa’rﬁ, dated |
O&ober 28, 1806, fays, “ The late e
veats in Pruflia bave put commerce
completely at a stand; every one
looking to a general pedce. Lormy
izlf I do not believe in such an event ; ‘
but look forward to another coalition, |
a coalition more powerful han any of |
the former, from each of the parties ‘|
having fek the scourge of the gigantic |
power which now domine&rs over the |
continent.” — |
According to the Foreign Journals, one |
of the mcft formidable of the bands of Ca-
Jabrian iofurgents is headed by she WI- |
LOW of Robia, a Chief who was some |
moonths ago thot by the French, — This body
of ialurgeots is dithioguithed by the name of
«+ Band of Vengeance.” |
Lxtractof a Letter from the city of Wafl
ington, dated December 121 h. :
“ The Non-Importation Law, paf
f2.l th: Senate yelerday, wirh an a
meodment—< That the President of
tae United States be, and ke is hereby
authorized, further to suspend the a
forefuid ad, if, in his jadgement, the
public {ervice thould require it : Pro
vided, that fufpecfion {hal not extend
beyond the second Monday in Decam
ber next,” i g s :
- NEW-YORK CITY ELECTION.
An account of the late eleftion ot chartér
officers in the city of New-Yo'k, ‘headed
with *¢ FEDERALISM TRIUMPH--
ANT,” in large captials, has been inserted
1n almolt cvery federal paper id the woion.
By this account it appears, that Ihe federal.
iils obuaained majovities 10 fix of the nine
waidsin ‘haccity. -How {plencid atriumph: !
IHow jult acanfe for exultation throughout
the uuioo, eipgcially whea it is coofidered
shat the mezjoriticsin thice of the fix wards
were about forty, and thar liefe majorities,
imall as they are, were not gained withone”
le cfhflance rfthr_f]_ria};r_’: third party, *
2niddifm, it appears, is not confined
to Pennsylvania and this {tate. It has
extended itlelf to the state of Maffa
chuf:tes, as it will probably to every
other state where federalifm is so com.
pictely down as to preclude every fu.-
ture hope of its making a ftard as a
party. In that state guwidiifz {culked
_irom its hiding places during the late
eleéion for Representatives to Con
grels, and took upon itfelf the bonora
ble wallz of performing the drudgery
and dirty work of the federal party-—
but, its nefarious designs have beed
frultrated thiere, as they were lately in
Peanfyivania, and we trust they will
be here ncxt spring. In spite of all
the efforts of the coalition of Frderalifin
and guiddifm the Republicans of Maf
iachuletts have gained a glorious tri
umph this year, whick every fucceed
10g election wiil render more splendid.
Jult priociples in that refpedtable ftaté
have nct progrefled so rapidly as in
iome other parts of the Union—-but
their march has been regular and firm;
and every new acceflion of strength is
secured by that patriotism and virtue
which will stand the telt of scrutiny
_and investigation, and bid defiance to
the malignant ftvatagems of every co
alition that may be formed for their
deltru&ion. . [N. Tork Regifier.
- We leasn that 74omas H. Judge, alias
Fordan, alias Hume, for whole dctcétion the.
- Bunk of Baliimare cffired a veward of 1 500
do.lars; was apprehcnded in Baltimore on
the Ift of this month ; and that with him
were fecaied @ plate for counterfeiting notes
©f that bank, of the dencminations of 100
dols. ap¢ 50 dols. Ths plate, and another
which was dilcovesed by our Police, were
epgraved in Londop, and the paper for the
counnicrfeit votes was Jikewife wmade there.
Carver, Dasmore, and other confederates
of Judge, have been appreh:nded, and are
now i couvfinement a 1 Baltimore, Philadel
phia, and 1a this city, and wiil no doubrt se
ceive the punifhmeat due 1o their crimes.
‘W e congratulaic the public on ihe dete&lica
of these covaterfeiters, and the complete
overthrow of their plans,
“ New York Mercantile Aduvertifer, -
Two men have been (catenced to death
in South-Carolinz for counterfeiring.,
Burrovcas has elcaped from prison
in Canada. —— - :
The public are cauiioned 2gainfl receiving
one, three, and four dollar bills, of Portl
wouth back, some signed B. Conner, and
“some Thomas Sheafe—very well done, bat
~oiled with {weet oil, which has given them
a greenith cast: Many of the above bills
~have got into circulation very lately, people
<€anoot be too cascful in examiving them,
_For a particalar lift of counterfeits in circu
“Jation, up to the loth November, 1806, fce
Millichuleus Regificr. S o
' GIiLBERT & DEAN.
~ln the House of Delegates of the
state of Maryland on Saturday, Nov.-
29ih, leave was given to bring in a bill,
entitled “an a& to fsx Bacurwors
~and Bank-sTock for the education of
poor children in the {zveral couaties of
the fate.”— Ayes 57, nays 21, - .
gii COMMUNICATION.
. TAKE NOTICE.
THE public.are hereby noufizd, that ate
tempts are making to force into circulation
bills of \he Detroit Baok, signed by A, W.
Woodward, Piefidentr, Wm. Flanagao,
Csthier. Tltis already publifhedin the Bos
ton Newlpapeis that no Bank in Boston will
receive them, nor is it probable that any
other bank within 500 miles of Bolton will
give them any credit, Merchants and oth
cts who have any koowledge of the plan and
of what confitates the value of bark bills
“will certainly have nothing to do with them.
The incautious therefore and those who
bandle but little mocey are principally in
danger of (ultaining loss by them. :
- DETROIT, the place from whence
these bills parport to be issued, and the only
place where payiment can be demanded, is
the capital of the Michigan territory, dil
tan: five or fix hundred miles from Boston,
and a great part of that distance is through
au unhabited wilderness, a convenient resort
for thieves and -highway robbers,—rhis is.
well koown to those who have formed this
{pecalating {cheme ; they well kaow that no
on¢ Wil be hardy enough 10 hazard his life
and property in an atcempt to obrain pay
ment of the bills, of course they must ce
main in the haods of thole who are {o unfora
lunate as 10 yeceive thedi, until those who
have iffaed them shall enther bv themselves
or their ageots adyeriize 10 redeem them at
25 ©r 50 per cent dilcocuat. It is very im
material- whether thisbe or be not a plaa of
a [er of fwindiers set oo foot for the purpole
cf filching the honest 'and uawary of their
property, as is generally supposed, since it
most have that effe& (o far as it'fucceeds, .
Every honelt +o#in therelore is-bound not
ooly from a regard to his own iotereft and
thai of his neigbbours, bur as a friend 10 18-
cicty at large, 1o difcountenanee by all the
means. in hig power a Icheme fraeght with
{o much villany and mifchicf, ;
Thirty-five indi¢tments have been
found against one o 7 Harten, at Bal
timore, for forgeries to the aumotnt of
40,600 dollars " . - '
. This day the trial of T. O. Sél
fridge commences before the Suprome
Court of Jffaj‘qcbrzﬁftz; now fitting in
Boston, o 1 an indiftment for manslaugh
ter, f()rll('i//iﬂg Charles Auflin, :
GAZETTE MARINE LIST.
| ; Portsmouth. Dzcember 28, (806.
Wednelday last, Arcived ship Sally, Capt..
- Phullips, from Liverpaogl, (via Salem) with
- Salt, coals and crates, .. . - |
. Seme day—l{chooner. Wathington, Capt,
Kenoad, ia 35 days frem Guadaloape,
" with sugar. o4y b
i Sam: day—{chooner Diana, Capt. Hoop.-
- tr, from Alexanddia, with four, rye & bread.
,Faday, Arrived brig George Wathiagion,
~ Capr R. Bluoat, ia 83 days from Sardinia,
| with salt. L o
[ Saturcay arrived, biig Dolphin, captain
Tripe, go days from Guaadaleupe,-—lpcks
" Dec. 16, a brig from Salem bound to Sa
~ vaonah ; fame day, ({poke fch’c Ariel,
~ Campbeil, from Demerara, out 40 days
bound to New-Londen;- Dec 19, spoke
. ihip Locy from Boston out ¢4 hours, bound
-19 Charlefllon. o R R e
. The U.S. brig Fraoklio, {with a full
~ company of marines) 1s ready 10 fail from
. Wathingtea for New-Orleaas
. Three or four fuigates are also in such a
- Hate of readine(s, as to be fit for leain a few
. days LR
' La Valeurenfe, French fiigate, 40 guns,
| one of Jerome’s {quadron, itls said will be
| condemuoed at Philadelshia. g
| Nearly forty fail of vefcls were. lyiog at
| the Vineyard last Thoildav.
| s FROM ALEXANDRIA.
- Now Landing- Sfrom schooner Diana and
‘ v L Sor sale by .
.. LITTLE, 150 bbls. frefh fa-
S o perfine Flour; 100 do. Navy
- Bread ; 300 bushels Rye ; also, from
Achooner Washington, 85 hhds. tier
ces and bbls. SUGAR, Dec. 23.
P RIVATE {ale of Twenty-five a
: cres of good LAND ongthe road
to Pifcataqua Bridge, near the feat of
Ldward Custy, Esq. about 7-8 of a
mile from the State hqufe, this Land
luys in the front. ofeNaananiel Jackson,
jr- and Nathaniel Jack{on the elder’s
dand—--fronts {aid read——for which
‘a good warraitee deed will be given
and conditions made known by JON.
ATHAN ‘WARNER, Es. %
s, TDeeeler 29
| 00-o-MAI{RIEDdooo-
In this towo. M. joun Have, jr. to
Mus Nancy Yea Ton ; Mr, THOMAS
Beck to Mus Haftnaa Moses.
¥ eX e
In Wacedftock, (Vil) Mrs,Saran Hawm-
ILTON, aged 61, - - 5
In Newmarket, Capt. HuBarTUS
NEeaL, aged 89.
In New-Caltle, Mis, MEHITABLE
WHlTE.agcd 4%. o
In this town, Mrs. FeLTON. i
Drowned from oo board the brig Ulyf
fis, Me:Ricuas b CARTER, of Kiuery.
w\ifo, From on board the shin Sally,
ou her palfsge from Euarope, Mr. WooD
BURY GERRIsH, aged 17, formerly of
thistowd. .. ol
TA T ISPRN OSO e ST
Newmarket BRIDGE.
0 Our country friends are refpelifully
informed that Newmarket Bridge bhas
been recently repaired, and is rendered
passable avith the utmofl [afzty. :
Prizes! Prizes! Prizes!
' TFEW warranted. ‘undrawn
A Tickets and Quarters in Amof
ke®3 Canal Lottery, now drawiog, for sale
at C. PEIRCE’s - Bock-store; at 6 dols.
wholes and 9/g qoarters, ' * atrso,
Tickers and Quarters in any quan
tity tor sale as abuve in Harvard Coilege
Lottery which draws next month,
" Port/mouth. Dec 33, * ;
4 > N T et L
- FRESH FLOUR,
State of MweHar};,f/?jir'e,~draﬂm,jf
NOTICE is hereby given to the
_ non.refident - proprietors and
owners of land in LANDAFF, who
have not paid their town, ichool, high
way, county, State and survey taxes
for the year 1806 ; that {o much of
their lands as will pay f{aid taxes with
‘incidental charges, will be {old at pub.
lic vendue, at the dwelling-house of
Nata’t Rix in said Landaff, on the
second Wednesday of March 1807, at
ten of the clock in the forencon. The
delinquents are as follows.
Lo R
Mog g m:g“«(’ e
. B S ¥ R2E TS
IR B QI ETE
i 08 Ot €0 T,
to 8 t.ood 30 4.1 .3 2
i 1 .8 a 0 803 3 4 2
£2. B.t Mo ik 3.2 3 3
M 8 300 3. R 1.2 2
5. %% 'ch 3% $...1. %2 '3
> & ¢ 199 AN . %.3 .4 4
35 4 2 100 480 5 9. ¢
5 4 % %0 81 2y 1 2”3
148 3 <IOO .28 4 3 4 4
15§ Z2-10a-20.5 4§ 3§
‘BB 5.8 800 09 4 33 '3
T 0 3-.508 3% 7 5 B 8
16 7. 2. 100 79 15 .9 17 1%
1000 . 2-3800 "8 . 5.8 ‘§ ¥
187972 Tios S 8 % ik
10 09 4 Mo iak ¢ &5 B
87 :0 2300 20, 4 3% &
9. 10521 FOO - 26§ 5. i6.'§ 6
5 10 @ 300-:31 6.5 4 6
$4:. 3074300 27 4.3 %4 4
17482 “300: 46 8 4.5 -6
17 %2 .3 405 618 478 O
1.4 3 190 §2 10 6 14 10
B R 038 JoB B 8
0 4.4 . .80 52,186 1L 10
£ 23 0026 & & 408
28 .2 Yo 469 .3 B §
$% :3°v50.°30. 8.8 8 §
635 36 6 9% 013
I 4.3 4547 .80 19,10
§.04. % S 0 .00 £ 48 8
1.5 3 %0 428 5°9 9
$ 2.3 Jdp e.k 5 8%
2.9 .2 M tr g% % 2
AN ¥ g 0 80 8 4.8 %
$ L% 93 3L 20 A 0
ILAb T ek Eom 3 3
soooß% . 000 80 89 v] Y
0.8 .4. 180 3¢ € '§ 508
18 oA lon A 8 9 v 8 8
g @ hoovae 83010 .6 1p 1
10 2 4:108 38 § ¢ .5 %
¥4, 8 LOIOO SE3O. 6 At 14
O R T
g. % % 10p crgnß 34 0)
2.5 % e 0 3 2oy 3
5% kGO 90 1400 37 17
R 0 d kD, 1% 2. % 359
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g § L 00t % 28 &
9. 0 3. w 0 a 4 1y %
10 Rireo 36.% 2 3 '3
i 1 R 0 Egg 08. 8 8
e RO BRS s 1)
(o 8 7 45100 28 8 4 5. 08
27 1.000 N 8 1 2 04
bl gk BeR G g g
B Sl R 3 8 A
b 3 a 1 0D 18k a 2 AL 27 27
A SR D el LTE L
R L 8 g 300 8B g
B TR o A eR A 6 311
ea 3 AR Ik A 9 12 2223
28 e X 1300 %o G Nl
R B OO B s g 37 1Y
e B 0 W 8.3
| 9 8.0, 108 .38 O '€ .7 7
L 8 2 TOO 8K .6 Fu 7 ]
A 8 Y 2. XOOO SR do. 6.3 )i
- The Gore of j .
land @djoining}yoo 867 61 40 78 67
~Cavenrry. : :
- The Gore ad : :
| jnin':ng Lin. }303 ‘157°27 17 53 99
; T, [oe '
JOSEPH MORRILL, Colle&or.
- Landaff, Decencher 13, 1806.. . -
Stats of Neaw-Hampjhire,—Che/bire, [
TOTICE is hereby given to the
' D\ non-reflident proprietors and
owners of land in SPRINGFIELD,
in the state and county aforef.id, who
have hot paid their state, county,
school and highway taxes, for the year
1806 ; that {o much of their land as
will pay tlie {fame with iicidental char
‘ges, will be fold at public vendde to
the highelt bidder, at Euoch Challis,
innholder in said Springhield; on the
firk Monday in April next;, at one
o’clock, P.M. unless prevented by pre
vious payment to me the fublcriber.
. @
welsarnsopn pibel e 0 B X
e : S AR G S
Joshua Clement, 19 ico 8 20 g 3 gt
Csl. Aaroo Kinf-7} b
men, imp’d land} {8 106 65 150 20 85
and flock, * | e
(’K'i’:mﬁ'fnh,'m } 17198 33 7511 43
apt. Ty : A
- Simeon Ladd, ~ 19192 12 29 456
. _do, £ 9264 17 41 673
‘Maj. James M’Lure, 14 192 12 99 4 56
| o, 21192 12 29 456
: da, v 82192 10 24 g 41
George Houngk, 3 10t,23 150 12 g 9 4 56
Capt. Ste’o Kimball, 36 560 13 go 4 57
Capt. Wm. Rowel, 13192 12 30 4§7
" DANIEL GILMAN, Colleflor.
Springfield, December 2d, 1806. .~ -
A 0 LET, A 8
[0 CHAMBEKS, in 3 Houte
. situated at the North-end of the'
*town, inquire of the rinters. =~ .
| Ca VT E RN 3 B ABI6LY
BOOK -BINDING,
The Book-Binding business carried on
as ulual, wich neatness & dispatch, by
WILLIAM HART, |
At Nec. 11, Market-street, adjoining the
N. H. Gazette office.
85 Wanted as an apprentice to the
Book-Binding bufinefsy a Lad from 13 to
14 years of age— [nquire as absve.
December 23, 1806.
State of New Hampfbire—Grafton [.
NO‘K‘ICE is hereby given to the non
, resident proprietors and awners ofs
land in the townikip of LYMAN, in the
county aforefaid, who have not paid their
taxes for the year 1806, that {o much of
the lands in f2id Lyman affixed to the
names of the original proprietors here
after mentioned, as will pay fuid taxes
together with incidental charges, will be
fol 2 at public au&ion to the highest bid
der on the twelfth -day of Muirch next,
at ten of the clock in the forenoon, at
the dwelling house. of Lockbart Wrizht,
innholder in fatd Lyman, uniefs prevent
ed by previcus payment. ._
- L B =S .9
Names of the * I‘%‘o's_: gi ™ S
Criginal Pioprice SN i W ma
013, so 3 8 F AN
- B oesTT g w x x
i i D.C:D.C.E. Cal
Ifaec Bishop, 2928 « csaes 18:.:6
Eliyas Lyman, g 1210001271310 3
Stephen Foan'im, 311 oz c 452316 6
Fohn Muller, 12 2¢B 0502518 6
Israel Bejliop, 14178 0592013 5
Joseph Root, 16 3281370723626 ¢
Andrew Bradley, 17 348 0723626 9
Thomas Wilmet 18 228 cso¢eslß 6
Daniel Bajfet .21 40 .9 ARI
Elijah Lyman, ¢3 3281370723626 .9
Ezchiel Hotchikis, 29 178 0402018 §
Samuel Wilmot, 32 61 0118 7 4 2
Benjamin Brad!ry 33 128 0281410 3
Gideon Lyman,elg 35 ¢7B . 062g0 21 8
Timothy Bradley, 36 1630680 3618 i 2 4
Danzel Lyman, g 7 328 0723626 9
Samuel Bifliap, jr. 48 328 07236¢e6 ¢
Moses Ford, g 9 122 &:87139" 8
Elisha Southwell, g 0 63 Ok iin 8 X
Amos Perkinsy, 41 ie70420¢8 14 9 3
Gideon Lyman, 45 128 02814 9 3
Elfha Lyman, 49 178 o 7 86/ .9
FJolin Mia, o 80178 04020 18 4
fbenezer Phelps, 51 328 0723626 9
Jacob Healen, 283178 C 4020 (3 B
John Beeker, 55298 0613121 8
Syluenus Bishop, 56278~ 0061 3121 8
Samucl Awjiin, 57 73 oay 8§53
Eltakim Hall, -~ 59 228 0502518 6
Medad Lyman, .60 278 061g121 &
Timothy Pck, 613281 370723626 9
Amos Morris, 62 123 0214 9 3
Joka Aufting, 64 38 07+ 3696 g
Samuel Hannum, 65 328 072586:6 9
Samuel Munson, 66 328 07235 :6 9
Fohn Johnson, 3d. 67 328 07¢36:6 ¢
Punderon Austin, 68 328 1 37 072 36 26 ¢
Wi'liam Nelson’s 7\ :
land, a part of the | : .
forimerly called 500 1909567 24
4 rds bcation or |
Governors form S
_ EBENEZ:ZR SANBORN, Collc&lor.
J,vman, Dec. g, 1806
g State of New-Hampjhire—Grafton fs.
N OTICE is hereby given to the non
| resident proprietors and owners of
land in the town of FRANCONIA, in
{aid county, who have not paid their
State, county, town, school, {chool-houfe
and highway taxes for the year 1800 ;
that {8 much of each delinquents land
will be fold at public vendue at the dwel
ling-houle of Z:bedee Applcbes in said
I'vanconia, on the third Tuesday of
March, 1807, at ten o’clock in the {ore
noon, as will pay said taxes with inci
dental charges, unless prevented by pre
vious poyment.—The names of the ori
ginal deling.nt proprictors, their num
ber of dcres and taxes are as foilows :
B SIS e
e AR 9B oG B
o[ &z ESed
Proprietors- 5 & § §~§ § § é’
[ naimes. : . 81-0¢ 05 00 &
Isaac Searl, 252 15 1 2 i v
Oliver Wendai,;; g 2 fg -47;_ 4
John Moffitt, 212 13 ¢ 12 44 g 9 65
HarrifonGray, 252 15 513 52117 77
Wim. Shepherd2gz 15 5 13 52 117 77
JeremiahWebbat2z 15 5 13 52 117 77
M.fes Graves, 252 1§ § 13 §2-117 77
Jona. Graves, g 2 .6 2. § 19 43 65
Rev. JohnSearl 252 15 § 13 52 117 77
“Thus King, 252 15 ¢ 13.54.137 77
ofeph S
_Hju“tct?ins‘, }2552* 5135 N 0 17
Daniel Cattle, 192 12 5. 13 52 117 77
Zepheniah o o ‘— ..».. .:‘ iw e v , >OB
Piatt, jr. } A% %0 JulF 58 8777
Tho’sMeckins 252 15 ¢ 1352 117 77
- William B e B TR
‘Mitchel zd} ARPCAS S B 3 58 AV 77
EBbmas: " EEP e R
“Meckins jr. }252'15 513 52 117 77
Wyleman Sk e r Lot
_Claggeit,efq.l 252 38 5 A 3 532800
DanielHopkins2e2 15 ¢l3 ¢c2. {l7 73
Thomas Allen, gz g 2 ; ‘59 14; gz
One fourth of _ 4
the right ot | 6 g b g SO
Samuel Dun- 3i 41 413 2919
Vbac Searl, . : st A
Verbec Farm, 120 15 ¢ 12 ¢2
Gaale Tid o 7et
Watson lot,‘-}, 89 52 417 44 24
~_IZAIL APPLEBEE, Colle&or.
~ Franconia, November 4, 1806 :
| THE subscriber will exhibit his fe
. 8. condaccount of administration up
on the eftzte of BENJAMIN' LEAR,
late of Portsmouth, deceased, at the next
‘Probate Court to be holden at Epsom,
“on the third Wednesday of Janury next.
© SAMUEL LEAR, ddwinifirator,
g I‘3;}@:,; DF“U*ber;-!“j,".r,S’;S; ! : 8
g PUBLIC SALES.
T be fold at puilic auétion, withsut ré
Jerve, an the 30th day of Dicemb:r,
@t V 1 Gclock, om the premises.
T\VO convenient dwelling HOU
‘ SLES, one finithed and the other
partly finithed ; situated at the south
end, oppolite Capt. Gove’s tan yard.
Conditions made known at the time
of fule. ALEX’z EWEN,
Aot £ Au&ioneer.
Portsmouth, December 23, 1806
PUBLIC AUCTION.
DAMAGED GOODS.
Sl G Merchants Row,
On Wednesday next,at 12 o’click, Jor c."//;,
for the benefit of the Undzravriter,,
the fillowing Goods ;
.t bale herring Netts; s
bales Sewing Twine : 1 ditte herring
ditto. ALEX’x EWEN,
_ Dec. 23. 18¢6 Aulti-neer.
NATHAN B, FOLSOM,
Offers for Sale,
400 quintdls Scale Fith ; 20
tons Swedes and Rufliz Iron ; 1 ton
Halbacks, #eart and Club, and best
bliltered Steel ; 50 boxes 7 by g and
38 by 10 Crown Window Glass; Nuils;
20 Hhds. Crenada and Antigua Rum
20 ¢o. beit retailing Molafles ; Su
gars, per Hhd. Bbl or retail ; Liver.
pool & coarse Balt ; quantity Hyfon,
and Hyfon Skin Teas, entitled to de
benture (on a long credit for good
notes) ; Souchong, Hyfon Skin, Hg
son, Young Hyfon and Gun Powder
do. per chelt, box or retail ; 6o Bbls.
{upeifine Fleur ; belt Richmond fig
Tobacco, per keg or retail ; quantity
Gin Cales ; belt winter ftrain’d Spermis
acaeti Oil, at one dollar per galion ;
an afforrment Wines, .Dyewoods,
Drugs ; clothiers and hatters Toois,
&c. with many other articles, com
prizing a general assortment GRO
CERIES, &c. wholesale and retail.
*+* Wanted a quantity white
BE‘%NS- :
N. B. Persons indebted to N. B. F.
whose notes or accounts have been
forne time due, ‘are solicited to muake
immediate payment—those to whom
he is indebted are desired to present
their demands.
_ Porumouth, Dec. 23, 1806.
SALT afloat.
4 % N board brig George Wathiag-
O ton, lying at Rindge’s wharf,
Sardinia SALT of an excellent
Qushity. .~ Taflore;
Hhdis, SUGAR, puncheons RUM.
For sale by Tha’s Chadbourn, jr.
T Dec. 23.
Watlington Peirce,
bas removed. to thy compting room, over
the flore of Mr. S, Littley, Bow firect,
: - be offirs for sale
100 Bbls fuperfine Flour ;
50 Bbls. Navy Bread, and
150 bushels RYIL. ;
which are just landed from schooner
Dianna 5 he has also on board the
Sukey, ico Bbls. Tar, and a few
bales Cotton. Also jult landed from
{chooner Wathington, -28 Hhds.
Guadaloupe Sugar, entitled to de
‘benture. Porfmouth, Dec. 23.
15,000 Dollars!!
. _Without dedu&ion ! ’
TICKE I'S and Quarters in
. Harvard College Lowery, which
commences drawing vext mondh, for sale
et the TR ULY forgnate Lottery Office of
THOMAS & TAPPAN, oppofic the
Cours houle ;—where a few Tickets in
Amofkeag Canal and New. York Lotterics
now drawing, "may be had.
« 5~ Ouders from the ccuntry {lnitly ate
tecded 10, : Dec. 23.
To the Honorable the Fuftices of the Su
perior Court-of Fudicature holden at
Dover, avithin and fir the county of
Strafford, on the fourth Tuesday of
- debruary, Anno Domini, 1806.
-~ ‘Humbly fheweth,
SUSAN NA EVANS, of Portsmouth,
J in the county of Rockingharh, widow ;
That {he is gusrdian of EASTWICK
EVANS and SARAH ANN EVANS,
boih of said Porifmouth, minors under the
age of wwenty.one years j;—thar the said
Eaflwick and Sarah Ann are seized in fee
as coparceners of the following tralts or par.
‘tels of land fitbated in said county of Straf
ford, viz—half of the lot number forty
feyer, firh division in Effiogham, contain
ing silty-six acres and ao half ; of a half of
the lot number forty-three in Offipee, the
whale of which lot conrains fsour, bundred
acfes—and that it would be cenducive to
the interefl of Ithe {aid minors to fell said real
ERate ; wherefore the said Sufanva Evans
prays that she may be authorized and ¢m
powered 1o fell the fame. »
: SUSANNA EVANS,
' Strafford, T
" Superior Court, September term,~lßo6.
‘OrpDERED by the Court that the peti.
tioner notify all persons concerved to appear
before the Jultices of Ithe Superior Court of
Judicatore 10 be holden at Dover, within
and for the covnty of Strafford, on the fournih
I'uciday of February next, 1o thew canlc, if
aoy they bave, why the praye. of said peti
-vion should not be granted, bv causing said
peution aod order. of Court thereon to be
pub’ifhed three wecks successively in the
¢« New. Hampibire Gazente”, the last pob.
lication whercat 10 be fix weeks before said
D o Al S Fet
. 'NATHANIEL ADAMS, Clrk,
RN ORI R
o NATHANIEL ADAMS, €&,