The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-05-29 00:00:00, page 4

Seriowzs Warning to Duellifts !
A duel was fought a few days since
in Cornwail, when both the comba
tants fell at the firft fire !—a catafiro
phe imputed to the extraordinary
condu& of thefecond (for there was |
but one,) who aflited on the oecca
fion. I: seems the parties—a com
mercial ambaflador from London, and
a gentleman of the neighborhood, be.
ing * flafh’d with the Tuican grape
in the impatience of their valor, hav- l
and in high blood,” quarielled ; and
ing no other arms at hand, proceeded
to the work of death with a. single }
mufkst. ‘The toss of a dollar, which [
gave the itk fire to ome, fixed the
other ss the fital mark. The single
ferond, charged the musket; and
in the 2& of Celjvering ir, with elevat.
ed muzzle, purposely palled the trig- |
- ger, when both combatants fell—at |
the {ound ! —one over a precipice, the
ather intothe mud 5 and the gentle.
man to whom we owe our account
fays, he left the former in charge of a
nurse—the latter of 2 watherwoman !
" [l.ondon paper.
A TFlorentive, buying a horse at
Rome, made his bargain with the fel-
L:r, that he [hould pay fifteen pieces
of gold in hand, and be in debt for -
the remainder- A short time after, |
the fsiler demanding payment of the |
balance, the other answered, * No, '
~you mult keep to your bargain; it
was agreed that 1 thouid be in your debt
475 "B remagnde 3 how can that be if
X payit 2 o e
% BPIGRaM, - ‘
v , ,Ad'drgfd o the Leople of Ireland. ’
“Hope n 1o peace whillt Canning holds
0t W;fﬂﬂznmr; f cmaing;
<427 2b L obeaune ur riere 80
“The Miaiftey f’ﬂ that b{o&h&? you .rx’f’» ;
Biu fird beCuano's by rubbing out the€,
Ap e
-the Opmniur G:l,;.‘ ram
AFFECTING ANECDOTE, "
The legifl icare of Vlrgiﬂm ‘nSVe
lately been engaged in Y’eviﬁng the
* eriminal code. A cOmMitles of the
assembly. in an appropropriate report
(aiter alinding to the differences in
the {y fems of Virginia, Pean{ylvania,
New-York.&c ) introduces the follow
ing pathetic narration from the rec
oris of the Englith Tyburn :
“ During the wife disputes about
Falkland’s isl inds, 2 workman in Lon
don was retarning one day to his fam
ily with his weekly wages.— He was
apprehended by a press gang, and
carried into the hold of a tender. His
landlord and other creditors heard of
what they called his elopement. They
seized on his furniture, and his wife
and children were turned to the door.
— Within a few days after the mother
was delivered of a second in a garret.
When weakness permitted her to rife,
she left two naked children and wan
dered into the fieets as a common
beggar. Inflead of obtaining assis
tance {he was reproached asan aban.
dones vagabond. In despair, the went
into a thop and attempted to carry off
2 small picce of linnen. She was feiz.
ed,trie);and condemned to be hunged.
In her defence the woman fiid that
she had lived refpedtably, till a press
gang robbed her of her husband, and
in him, all means to support herfelf
and family, and that in attempting to
cloth her new born infant,the perhaps
did wrong, as the did not at that time
know what the did. —The parish offi
ceis and other witnefles bore teltimony
to the truth of her averment, but all
to no purpose ; the was ordered for
Tyburn. Though her milk, if she
had any, mult have been fomented in
poison, it seems that nobody conde
scended to fzek a nurse for the child
The hangman dragged her fucking in
fant from herbreafl, when he firained
the cord about her neck.”
T Y e .
New Spring & Summer
GOODS.
YUST received and now o
j pening at
DRAPER’s
CHEAP CASH STORE,
A great wvaricty of
Seasonable Goods.
AMONG WHICH ARE
An elegant variety of
Straw HATS & BONNETS
of a {uperior quality and newest thapes
Variety elegant tambour’d Lace Handkfs,
Ladies long white Kid Gloves—Habit do
do dark and light Limerick do— Habit do.
Canton black Crapes—ltalian do
Figur’d and plain lace Armlets and Gloves
Italian black and plaid Luftrings -
Fancy plaid Luftrings for bonnets
Thin jaconet Cambricks, very good guality
varicty fafbionablepiard broad Lufiringßibbons
Ladics twill’d cotton fprigg’d Mantles
3 % & § white cotton Cambricks
Very cheap § lapet and leno Muslins
A great variety white Cambric pocket Hdkfs.
Low pric’d Long Lawns & German Linens
India black Sarfncts and Luftrings
¥ & 7 linen Diaper, £ 4, &% cotton do
kalian black Sewing Silks—best quality
Cambric and common Dimities,
4 Light London Prints,
+ & % Britith Shirting Cottons
+& % Hith Linens -
% Plain Leno Muslins, very nice,
Ladies & Gentlemans Silk Hose
Italian white Crape, belt quality
Pink, blue, white and green Sarfnetts
Black and white lace Veiling
Plain blk. Lace Nett ,
4 & S Black Cambricks
Wozthneton Stripes, Russia Diapers
B k Ruff:ls & Calimancoes, very cheap.
A great variety - 4 Muslin Shawls Sor balf price
500 fimaii Packet Handkerchicfs for/6-ps. -
400 white Cambric do, for 20 cents. 3
Dark Ginghams and Chambrays h
Britith Nankeens ; cottonCaflimeres & Jeans
Sifterfoy and Madrafs Handkerchiefs ‘
Ladies lace clock & plain white eotton Hose
do buff and color’d cotton do
Gentlemen’s white and color’d cotton Hose
Blue and yellow Nankeens—firft chop
Company Nankins— best quality
Blue India Cottons ;
A large supply of low priced and very fine
2 and yard wide shirting India Cottons
A great variety of Kidderminfier
) CarPe“ngz newc(t patterns
Venetian Stair do. &c. &c. &c,
May 1, 1310, | - |
o BPONDY <
Hd‘fﬁf fa{t at his Sbﬂp NO- 8’ Cﬂ”g"ﬁ'
TILATED, japan'd Cutlery Ware, and
P Jewelry of the newef(t fafhion. A{/b.‘_
Warranted 8 day Clocks ; patent Time
Kcepers and Watches, q?d Watch Furniture
of aimoft every description.. #if,
Fifteengrofs of the best Liverpool Watch -
Glafles, to be fold very cheap for ca(hz By
.~Clocks and Watches of every description
carefully repaired and warranted. '
J. Ponp returns, his moft.grateful thanks
to the Inhabitants of thistown, and the pub
lic in general for the patronage he has re
ceised, and hopes for a continuance of their
devomre, o 6W ot My ki
Spring & Summer Goods.
o e : 5
W. Jones jr.
o
H AS just received, and now
opcning for sale, a great variety of
Fafbionable, Fancy & Staple
PIECE GOODS
5%
AMONG WHICH ARE '
Buff, slate, lead, light, purple
«d bik. Canton Crapes ; ¢ black and
rite fitk Netring ; plain & tambor’d
Ite silk Sleeves ; plain & plaid Silks
the most fafhionable colors; an
‘gant assortment broad and narrow
bbens ; buff, purple and pink Ben-
I Stripes ; black Fiorence & Italian
litring ;- Canton ditto. and double
arfnets 3 facin split Rraw, wardel and
arban Harts & Bonoets, Straw Trim
-lings ; fawn and black % fatian Cam.
rics 3 ladies open work & plain white
Cotton Hose ; pirk and dark Ging
hams; 3 London Prints.
A variety Parasols with and
without negring fringes ; larpe silk
Umbrellas 3 Itsliin and Canton black
Sewing Siiks; £ Irith and German
Linens ; Long Lawns ; Linen Cam
brics; Brittanias; Eng'lh and India
Diapers ; chints Counterpanes ; buff
N:nkins ; W.fthington Siripes ; Fuf
tians 3 ¢ & ¢ black Cropes ; black and
colore Gatloons; Tapes & Bobbins ;
T+ % § white cotton Cambricks. |
A complete affertment men's
ritb’d and piain, white and color’d
cotton Hose ; fine corded Dimities ;
fine jaconet Muslins for neck cloths ;
fathirnable Velting 3 best double blk.
Florentines for vestings.
INDIA GOODS.
- Blue-and yellow Nankins ;
fine Shirting Baftas; fire Mow Sun
nas 3 Sheetiag Cottons ; LorgCloths ;
Bandannas; black and checked silk
Hancdkerchiefs 3 Malabar & Gilla do.
CARPETINGS.
A handsome assortment
Floor & Stair Carpeting, &c.
May 1, 1810.
Rice ; Cotton ; Flour ; Rai
fine ; Gin; Brandy; Rum ; Molafles; Mal.-
aga Wine ; Hasrie’ best manufadlured To
bacco ; Loaf and Lump Sugar ; Chocolate;
Cotton and Wool Cards ; Mould and dipt
Candles 3 Boxes Windsor Soap 3 Bed Cordsl
Starch ; C:flia; Nutmegs; Mace: Cloves;
Ginger ; Boftog and Newbury Snuff 5 Pep.
per; Cayenne; Ailfpice; Coffee; Spanith,
Spanish Float and Spanish jump ludigo;
Oatmeal ; a few boxes cxcellent Havanah
Sugars ;3 Sweet Oil in flafks ; Corn Brooms;
Suipher ; Roll Brimstone ; Logwood ; Red
wocd; Fuftick; Allum; Cepperas; Salt
Petre 5 Frelth Lemons, &e. &c
All the above articles, he war
'rants to be of the very best quality, and as
they are all new goods he flatters himfelf
they will give general fatisfacion.
Should any person be pleased
to favor him with their cuflom 2nd after
trial of the articles, find them not to be so
gocd as recemmended, he will take them
back and return their money. May 8.
Aux Amateurs de la Languec
Francaise.
LE Journal Francaise, connu le titre de
L'Hc”ag’/}[@re, parzit tousles Samedis
au foir a Philadelphie, en brochure de 16
pages, fur denx colonnes, iz grand offavo, im
primé avec de trés beaux caractéres ;3 et il
cit conduit avec forn'et impartialito.
L’Hémifphére {c bone a publier des faits,
ct & des articles les plus intéreflans, ainfi que
le prouve les numéros déja publiés ; lefquels
font dépolls au Bureau dc cetre Feuille, od
les Amateurs de la Langue Frangaife pour
ront s’abouner. I's font priés en outre, de
s'y adrefler inceflamment, afin de donner
leur appui a un Journal qui a befoin” d'en
couragement. Le prix de 'abonnenient est
de Dix Piafties payabies d’avance.
J.']. NEGRIN.
Pliladelpiie, ler Avril, 1810, ;
¢« rNOTICE.
, I THE Adminiftratriz ou the eflate
of EPHRAIM AMAZEN,
Mariner, deceased, intends exhibiting
ber account at 2 Probate Court to be
holden at Portfmcuth, on the third
Wednesday of June next, fore zami
nation and allowance. ~ All persons
interested will govern thémfelves ac.
cordingly. -
ABIGAIL AMAZEN, Addms.
May 22, 1810, o
PRSI TMIRG ST P eSO G R
- Bath Shares for the Season
C HARLES PEIRCE has forfale
. for a small consideration a few
Bath Tickets, each of which will in
title the purchaser and his family, to
bath, fiom this time to'the frft of
Doc. nexr. | g
[ X 7 ANTED aa ad@iive Lap from
VYV 131015 years of age as an
Apprentice to the Painting bufiefs, |
one whose difpnﬁ[ion is naturally gOOd 1
will meet with suitable encourage- |
ment. HENRY BUFFORD.
ArriL 24, 1810.
Stone Cutting.
SMITH & TREAT, have
jull received a new aflortment of Mar
ble, suitable for Building stones, Grave and
Tomb.ftones, and a number of Soap-stone
Backlogs—and keep constantly for faie at
their shop, on the corper of Vaughen fireet
and Deer flreet, a complete aflortment of
Free flone hearths and jambs, clouded Mar
ble ditto—Siate Grave Stones of all fizcs,
Paint Mills, Paint Stones and Mullers—&
many other articles in their line. All orders
will be executed with neatness and dispatch,
at the lowest rate, for Cash or approved
credit, and every favor gratefully acknowl
edged. Dccember 19, 1309,
FLOUR.
FOR SALE BY
Daniel Brown,
No 8, Market J/?re..'t.
50 Bbls. New Superfine #/our.
Who keeps-constantly for sale an exten
sive affortmeant of TEAS, GROCERIES, &¢.
P e o T
T\;\,’ OTICL is hereby given
,L that the subscriber has been duiy ap
pointed Administrator on the Estate of
CHARLES CHAUNCY,
late of Portsmouth in the county of Rock
ingham, Esquire, dece2fed, and has taken
upon himfeif that trust. by giving bonds as
the saw directs—and all persons having ce
mands upen the estate of the fsid deceased,
are required to exhibit the fame, and all
persons indebted to said cfate, are called
upon to mzke payment to
SAMUEL CH.iUNCY., Adminiftyator.
Pnrifnu,-u:h_,_DEfg:‘m}»cr 18¢g.
T 0 BE LET,”
Y{ OGERS’ |Wharf and
l Store; on= of the most convenicut
Wood Wharfs,in Fortsmouth.—aLso
A Snug little Tenement op
posite the alms Houle, for terms apply to
GEORGE F. BLUNT,
_ May 15, 1810.
Fresh Garden Seeds. -
ARGE Squath Pepper, Long
Turkey Cucumber, Musk Mel
lon, Redifh, Letwce, Peppergrass,
Bage, Summer Savory, Sweet Mar
jordm, CurPd Parsley, &c. jufl receiv
ed at C. PEIRCE’S Book flore.
o i oy L
NEW STORE.
Yy i 0
W. I Goods & Groceries.
SAMUEL MARSHALL,
NO. 2, Market-fircet, one
door north of Mr. Charles Tappan’s
Bookflore, offers for sale a camplete allort
ment W I GOCDS and GROCERIES, of
the very best quality— 2 mong which are
the foliowing articles, viz
Hyfon, B Tl’ S i
Young Hyfon, | LA §
Hyfon Ski“’d l? Warrant:d of the
Souchong, an -y b wality.
Bohea J vy S/t yaiey
ALsSO,
10 BE LET,
And poffeflion given on the IR of Fune next,
A NEA'T Dwelling-house,
. very convenient for a {mall family,
plealantly situated on Wathington and Gates
fireets, and now occupied by Capt. Jofthua
Neal—Enaquire of the priater. Mav 22
A Frefb Supply of
NION, Carrot, Beet, Parfoip,
O Cucumber, Turnip, Cabbage
and Reddish Seeds jult received at
C. PEIRCE’S Store ; where may
also be had a few bushels of Engiith
Egg Potatoes for Seed ; Hot Epur,
Charlten, Frame, Marrowfat, Roun
cival,and Spanith Morotto Peas; and
a great variety of Beans, early and
late. May 22, iIB.O.
T T e OT et T i i
For Sale. o)
BY me the subscriber, the FARM I now
live on 1n Cheiter, containing about 18
acres, lays within 40 reds of the East meet
ing boule, with a large two story House, two
Barnps, a large Stable on the premises—the
Land of an excellent quality-—-a large Or.
chard, two Wells for water, one at the Sta.
ble the other at the House. The place has
been occupied as a Tavern for above sixty
years, and is an cxcellent stand for a trader.
Aljo, About 35 acres of Land
on the road leading to Haverbill, about one
mile south of the homestead, with a good
Orchard on the fame — Lilervife—
Onc acre of Land with 2 House and Shop
near the shore of Maflabeiick Pond, which
will be a good fltand for a trader, on the
road leading to Concord.—A/fo,
Two shares in Namcikeag Bridge, so called.
Any person withing to purchase the whole
or a part, may know the terms by applying
to the subscriber on the premises.
] WILLIAM BELL.
Chester, May 22, 1310
Interefling Work.
HE subscriber is now putting to press
T and will pubiifl in about fifty days,
a Volume, entitled the
Massachusetts Miiitia Reporter :
" INCLUDING. -
1. Capt. JOSEPH LORING, Jun’s Thial,
onthe eharges of Gen. Winfliw ;
2. His second Trial, on the charres of
Capt. Charles Dawt::, as a Light Infantry Of
ficer, on a Commifion he never accepted,
with papers lelative to his discharge by the
Legislature and Executive.
s, Capt. AMOS BINNEY’s Tyial for dif
obcjing the orders of Mzjor Cfgeod.
4. Capt, THOMAS HOWE's Tiel'on
charges tor disobeying Daniel Meflenger Esq.
as a legal Major of Light Infantry, :
THE WHOLE FROM
"AUTHE "~ IC DOCUMENTS,
for the icformation of the officers of the
Mi'itia of Maflachufetts. g
g COmemA;g- &
"It will be publifbed on good type and
paper, of Bvo. size, and comprise upwards of
200 pagss. e ¢ty ;
obe bound in boards and “elivered to
fu@tribers’ at one dollar per volume
Persons fubferibing :»ff.i’r"{éé)f\vfoh. or pro
curing responsible. names for that number,
ghail be entitled to one gratis.
3 Bbfnks; to be -'p_'a.id“fct on '¢¢ﬁ9§ry,-.-and 2
handsome dilconnt made to those who pur
gliafcoverds volumes ..7 ha s
&5 It is rcquefted that Subfeription Pa
pers fbould be returned to the Subferiber,
- N° ;8 State-firect, by the 6ir of June.
~ Pcflon May 9 T. KENN4RD
- More New Goods.
‘ N J ILL be received by the
firlt Coaller from Boston,
" AND FCR SALB AT
DRAPER’s
Cheap Cash Store,
A very elegant and extensive
' aflortment of -
Fafbionable, Fancy and Staple
Piece Goods,
Received by the latest arrivals
at Boston. May 22.
Superfine Cloths,
Fuft received and for sale by '
James Rundlet,
_ No. 3, MaresT sTREET,
SUPERFINE Blue, Black,
2nd frfthionable mix’'d Broad CLO TS,
which will be fold cheap for cath or on lib
ol 7B 209
Abednego Robinson,
INFORMS the Public he has
commenced bufinels in this town,
and has taken the Store 4t the corner
of Penhallew and Bow.reets, where
he has for sale a general assortment of
Grocery & W. I Goods
. ° ]
of thé best qnality which he offers for
sale at a small advance, May. 22.
sioakiben S lenemdol s Biiea it AR W iS¢
P‘lo bn s UM, ‘
: T
(\ I a very good quality kept ern.
7 tartiy for sale, for cath or ap
proved, at the New DistitrEry, pear
Boyd’s wharf, North end, anc may be
had by applyirg to ISAAC WAL.
DRON, jun.—RC BERT RICE, or
at fad Dnliillery. May 22.
FOR SALE,
'l’ HE brick fire proof STORE
at the coruer of Ladd & Mar
ket firects occupied by Mr. gViLviam
Jones—dlp, |
For Sale or tot Let, three fire proof
Heoufes, in the Range on the North
fice of Ladd firéet, viz. No 4, 5 & 6.
Conditions liberal, and mway be known
on application to e
JOHN LANGDON, jr.
To be Svld at Public Auction,
‘ON ADJGURNMENT, - . °
N pursuance of a licence
from the Judge of Frébate, in and for
the county of Strafford. at the dwelling
houfe of Capt. Samuel French, in G.lman:
ton, in said County, on the firft Monday of
Janeé n-xt, at ten o'clock iz the forenovs, a
FARM belonging to the Estate of Fofeph
Badger, E[q. decealed, containing about two
hundred and twenty or thirty acres, with
fcventy or eighty vader improvement, the
remainder is covered with a h.andfomc
growth of hard wood' and pine timber,~—
said farm is one of the best in the town of
Gilmanton, and has generaily been known
by the name of the Bean farm, and will be
fold in whole or ia part as will bell furr
purchasers.—-Conditions will be made
know_n at time and place. /
WILLIARM BADCGER, Adininiflrator.
Gilmanton, April 26, 1810
ey et LR
Or € hurfday—l 41)) Fune next,
12 o'cLock,
At the Bell Tavern,
% B(JU.'F 12 acres of exceNent
. Mowing Land a’joining {outh
erly on land of }ohn_“’entwonh,Efq,
at L'?‘Eic Hdibur, running by {2lB
!;,md Laﬁcri;{ to the river,divided inio
taree lots, fenced with a good stone
wail, with 2 Barn on the middle lof,
63 by 2t feet, acjoining the road,
which will contain twenty five
.‘.fms ofh;_:y which hath been cut on
f:izd land in one year—Alfs a conve
nient Pwelling House with g good
cellar, about ore acve of land exterd.
ing to the river, a good well of warer
~4nd a very convevient place for 3 grar
- den, within 2bcut 6ne hundred rods
from the above mentioned land,
Alfo,a Lot of Land on Jeffers firect
at the eaflern end of the Alms House
44 feet on the fireer ans 6o seer back,
with a good building suitable to make
a dweiling house, :
Also, ablot '8 cres of Land n
Philips Swmp {o ? called, which is
valuable, is easily drained, the sward
very deep, excellent Peat may be dug
thereon.— For further particulars ene
quire of v
MOSES WOODWA RD, or
S LAKKIN. Au&.
Portsmonth, May 22, 1810
B . ON SaTtup-
LEEEEEEAN DAY ':he Bik
armrnaly vof July pext
Bk bR 4G &5 ny =n ~—wit} be {O4 ag
gfﬁi‘fﬁ?‘%?g“ﬁ ! ' ‘tftzb!:c Agﬁsnn
M W S aw » >
WL sy (1T not previoudly
foic at PLIVaC L onle hz2if of 4 rhree
story House, fitnated in Pirr fireet
formerly the property of the late Mr,
- Joun Stavers, decesfed —c nraining
ix Chambers, tvo lower Rocms and
Kitchen, Aquesud in the cellar, with
a good Yard and Well of water, and
every way calculated for a Tavern, or
Boarcing House—Sale will be on'the
premises, st 12 o’clock—Terms liber.
al, made known at the fale—for fur.
ther particulars enquire of JAMES
A. GEDDES, on the premises, or
: 8. LARKIN, Agg,
Portfmwouth, May 22, 1810, :
At eos< 5w e owse e T
- A Dwelling-House.
1" O be let and efitered upon
. immedaiately. a very convenient
Dwelling House, out houses dnd Garden,
fitnated in Danicl-fireet, fately oceupied by
Samuel Chavncy. Efg. For terms apply to
Timoruvy Upnam, next door tothe Fire &
Mariae Insurance Office, Portsmouth—or
te the fubferiber in Durham. :
Durham, May rvo. Andrezp «cl‘ﬂ?pﬁ?’!o
\—-——_—__.-__——-.___‘_———h.w
4 FEW DRUMS OF
Sultana and Smyrna Raisins,
Convenient for {amiiics, for faie by
‘ S. LARKIN.
Morket fireer. oMy 23,
T State of NeWoHampﬁire;'—-_Rcu"inglmm I :
To the Hongrable the Fupices of
the Superior Court. tegunm and bolden at Exeter,
in and for said county, cn the third T uefday of
S.ptember, A D, 1809,
HUMBLY SHEW, \
| ANNAII PAINE, late of
Pambroke, in said County that she
was lawfully married at Chester, in said
county, on the fourtcenth day of May, in
the year of our Lerd, otie thousand seven
hundred and pincty seven, to Bepjamin
Paine, late of Pcmbroke, aforefaid. Cord
wainer, aod the said Hannah further thews
that the said Benjamin Paine, not regarding
the marriage covenant - aforefaid made be
tween them the said Benjamin and Hapnah
as aforefaid, not baving the fear of God
before him, has at various times at Con
cord, in said county, committed adaltery
with one or more persons Also said Hane
nah further represents that the said Benja
min Paine has exercised such extreme cry
clty towards her, the said Hzanonah as to
render her life {o intolerable that it is im
poflible for her to live with the said Benja
min any longer.--The said Hannah the;ex
fore prays that the bonds of Matrimony
between them, the said Benjamin and Han»
nah, may be diflolved, and that the may be'
restored to such part of her ‘property and
that of the said Berjamin as, a!!,circumams
ecs duly considered, this hodoyablg court.
‘may thiok just, HANNAH PAINE.
Rockingbam [—Superior Court, Feb Term 381,
ORDERED’ by tlgc : COlll’tiM gfhg M
tioner notify the said Berjomin Paine to ap
pear befote the Jultices of the Supetior
Court of Judicature to be holden. at Exeter
within and for the county of Rackingham,on
the third Tuclday of September next to shew
o SaY o Bave wby the praver of fid
Kzﬁu‘m should not be grante -fm ifing
said petition and order of Court thercon to
be published three weeks fuceeffively in the
MMWW >be fix wecka
. Copy examined byNaT iy, Spavis. vk,