The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1809-11-07 00:00:00, page 4

NEW GOODS.
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Oliver Briard
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Has jufl received a general aff>riment of
FALL & WINTER
GOODS;
which he offers for sale chezp for’caﬂl,
dpproved credit, or good Tow Cioth.
Portfiouth, O&. 31. .
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NEW GOCD
i S.
James Rundlet,
INFORMS his friends and
customers that he has just received and
is now opening forty packages of
Fresh Imported Goods,
which he offers for sale on good terms by
wholesale and retail—for good Cusrrent Bjlls
doly, or thort appraved credit—
AMONG WHICH ARE
Best fuperfine black, blue and
brown Broad Cloths %
A great variety middling & low priced ditto
Maronon. {carlet, bottle green, brown, fawn
- and black Peliffe Cloths
Caflimeres, an extensive aflortment of all
- colors, among which are 3 few pieces of
the heft fuperfine double milP’d :
Mixt Satinetts ;3 Devonthire Kerfeys °
Blue, drab, mixt and olive Plains
Superfine and common Coatings ; Serges
Double mil’d Flannels
Some very fine twill'd ditto
Rack and olive Velveteens and Thickfetts
Black, fawn. slate & crimson Tabby Velvets
Crimson. fearlet, brown, mulberry, bottle,
slate and black Bombazetts
Bird’s eye Camblets :
Wildbores ; Ruffels; Durants ; Calaman
- coes and Shalloons
L.adies white, black and slate color’d worsted
Hose, _
Men’s worsted cotton and silk Hose
Biack Tndia Luftrings and Satins
Black Crapes ; colored Florence Silks
Ribbons, Gilloons, Tapes, Bindings, &e.
4 tranks fine and low pric’d Prints
Patch Furnitares; Fringes; Taflels and
Red Lace
Ginghams ; Hair Cords and Cambrics -
3-4: 4-4 and 6.4 white Cambrics
Fawn and black twill’d ditto
Sewing Silks and Twists
Linen Threads and ¢otton Sewings
3-4, 7-8 and 4-4 Shirting Cottons, among
which are a few pigces fine and flout
A great variety fancy Muslins & Canbrics !
I.adics habit Gloves ; men’s beaver ditto
2-34 7% 4-4 apd 6-4 black Cambrics
Fine yard wide Irith Linens
Brown Hollands ‘
Peown Cotton ingmitasion ofditto. . .
Pins. 1 -2, 4 and 4 1-2 ; pound ditto
A variety of Winter Veltings . -
Cotton Umbrelias ; Oil Cloths .
9.4 84,94, 10-4 and 11-2 Rose Blankets
Blick ilk. bandanna and check fitk Hdkfs
& large affartment of India Cottons, some
very fine Shirtings of an excellent fabric
¥.inen Diapers. Damafkx and Table Cloths
Cotton Diapers, Tahle Cloths and Towels
39 - 2 ek “
Best Kidderminfter Carpeting,
new fioures— Venetion Stair ditto
Muffs & Tippets, with a great
variety of «ther seasonable GOODS, too
pumerous to parricularize,
He expedls by the firft arri
vé‘s.from Liver~oo!.an additiona) fopply of
Baizes, Flannels, Bockings,
PRLISSE FLANNFLS &
He would also inform his
cuffomers that he has become Agent for the
- SmirthfisldCotton Manuf«furing Company
and that he has jult received and will keep
constantly for sale in Targe or small guanti
ties, Cotton Yarns of every defgription, for
, weaving lenitting & sewing; Cotton Steipet «
atos Chmrtes g B 3 icking o ofbich
“gwill e Yold exadily at the fame’ price as at
ythe Fa@ory: '€ EEWE Oy 31. 1809
m—mene MI'R £DING is the man defign’d
“Tofet to rights the beads of half maakiad,
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wimmiesThe houris almoﬂ; come
‘When I must deliver myfe f up
o the barbarous torment of a dull razor—-
And, with the aflitance of water and soap,
Clip tire growth of tea thousand little hairs
That tear my handkerchief in holes,
And make my once fair and youthful visage
Appear most difzuftful =—=lt is hard —
Dreadful thought to think on—yet it mus be—-
e Lucky hit 1--No ! it (hall not be !
Dl NUREQING sand there undergo the eperation,
Aand in it leep--and from that sleep awake
And find that tsrment wbipt from off the face.
At the fafhionable Hair-
Drefling Room, in Cengrefs-ftreet,
adjnining the Bell Tavers, is executed
in the most fathionable mannér, Wigs,
Frizets, Bands, braided or plain—
likewife, Ladies - Head Dreflzs put in
- complete drder, - -
N. B# Gentlemen’s §ir cut for the
wintefﬁfhion. ¢AII oré;rs thankfully
received aud pun&tually attended to.
Ofdeber 31.
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Wm. Jonesjr.
/ i ] AS this day received, 30
3 Packages freth imported
Piece GOODS, -
. X
comprising a very extensive assort
ment both Fafbionablz and Fancy—-~
which will be {fold by wholesale and
retail at moderate prices. 04. 31.
India Cottons and Checks.
Purchasers are refpeéifully requelt
. ed to call and examine his Goods, as
he is determincd to fell at the lowelt
priggs either for cath or short approv
_ed credit. ; ,__Oﬁ i
. Henry Goddard,
HAS just received a large
addition to his former Stock of
HARD WARE,. :
the whole comprebending a complete qffortment of
Saddlery, Cuﬁery, Ironmon
gery and Cabinet Wares,
which will be fold as cheap as at any
former period, and as low as can be
had at any store in the state— 4/,
Crown Glass, of all sizes ;
wrought and cut Nails ; German and
blistered Steel ; Sheet Iron ; Sheet
Lead ; Patent Shot ; common and
cross tin Hollow Ware 3 Pomace
Stone ; white & red Lead ; Whiting ;
Spanish Brown ; Spirits Turpentine ;
Linseed Oil ; Philadelphia Skirting,
Harnefs,and Sole Leather. 04. 3t.
NAVIGATION.
VAVIGATION, the Lunar Observation,
AN {he Latitude by double Altitudes, Sur
veyjng, Guaging, Mensuration, and various
other branches of the Mathematics, taught
by the [ubfcriber upon the most reasonable
terms. He proposes opening an Evening
School for the benefit of those whe cannot
make it convenient to attend by day.—Ap.
ply to him at his House near Liberty Bridge,
JOHN STOKELL.
Portfmounth, O&. 30, 1809,
Now opening and for sale by
A general assortment of FANCY
and STAPLE -
‘ -
GOODS,
AS FOLLOWS —VIZ.
BLUE, bro¥n, bottle green,
bik. & mixt fuperfinc and low priced
Broad Cloths & Caffimeres.
Coaiings, Fearnoughts & Moleskins,
Flannels, Baizes, and Swanfdowns,
Kerfeys and Plains,
Shalloons, Durants, Duroys, Cali
mancoes & Wildbores, of every color.
Scarlet, maroon, slate, ‘drown and
~ olive Bombazetts,
Maroon, fawn, bottle green, and
brown Peliffe Cloths,
Tabby& common Velvets, great varicty
Calicoes and fancy Ginghams,
Embofs’d velvet Ribbands,
Plain & figur’d satin and luftring ditto
Plain & figur’d spider net, leno, riddle
_guaze, seeded and jaconet Muslins,
White and colored Cambrics,
3. 4 & £ Shirting Cottons,
Brown lLinen ; white ditto,
Color’d and white. Cotton Sewings,
nambered from 8 to 80.
Green and black Glass Buttons,
Black, brown, slate and plum Florence
Silks 5 black Bombalfins,
A complete assortment of Hofjery,
Assorted cloth and light Sewing
Silks ; black ditto.
Light, blue and orange Sarfnets,
Ladies and gents. black end white
embroidered Silk Hose,
Fancy Vestings,
A complete affoirtment Rose Blankets,
from § to *%,
A large {upply India Cottons,
Black India Sarfnets and Lultrings,
Bandannas, &c. &c. &c. o
These with his former Stock
he offers wholesale and retail on rea
{fonablc terms. October 31.
New Store &8 New Goods.
Sylvester Melcher,
ESPECTFULLY informs his
R friends and the public that he
has taken the Store in Market street,
lately occupied by John Melcher, di
reétly opposite Mr. Brierly’s, where
he has received and is now opening a
handsome assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
of the latest importations among
which are
Superfine middling 8:'l
low priced Broad
Cloths |
Caffimeres, Sattinetts
Ladies Peliffe Cloths,
of all colors |
Superfine & common
Coatings |
Fashionable Vestings
Swanf{down, Toilen
ctts ‘
Devonthire Kerfeys
Plains, Serges ‘
Moleskins of a fupe
rior fabrick for Sus
touts
Fearnoughts
Baizes & Flanncels
Swanikins :
7-4 8 4 9-4 and 16 4
Mill'd Rose Blanket:
Angola, Lamb{woo!
and common worst
ed Hosiery
Bombazetts, Wid
bores, Durants. Du
roys, Callamincos &
Ruffels
Tabby Velvets
Blk. and Olive Vel
veteens
Blk. oljve and dral
Cords ;
Thickfetts
Calicoes, Furnitures
and Ginghams of ev
ery description
Black, white & col’d
. Cotton Cambrics
Lace ftripeand fecded
! Cambrics
Striped. seeded and
| plain Muslins
{Cambric and common
i Dimitics
:7 8 and 4 4 Cotton
' Shirtings
7-8 and 4-4 Colerain
| Linens
iCheck’d Linens’
‘Cotton Laces, Ribons
Black Lultrings
Brown and White
Cotton Platillas
Blk. and white Mil
lenetts
Buckrams
Pullicat, Madrafs,
Malabar, blue Guil
la, Frockfoy and
Cotton Bandannas
canton and Bandan
na do .
CUotton Shawls of ev
ery description
L.adies Kid and Gen
tlemens Beaver
Gloves- Suspenders,
Umbrellas :
Quality and Shoe
bindings
Silk & T'wift, Thread,
Cotton Sewings,
Pins, Tapes,Galloon,
Ferretts &c &c.
Innocent and Fafbionable Cofmeiic.
'q MONG ali nations and at
all times, various compcfitions have
been resorted to by both sexes for the pur
pose of improving and regulatiag the com
plexion according to their ideas of beauty. }
'The modern world has not gone retrogade |
of their less civilized predecefiors, in the use
of the various preparations for this purpose |
which happened to be the order of the day l
—amongst these however {frem the imp:r
fe&t knowledge of Chemistry) were frequent- |
ly those which though they might cure some i
cutancous eruptions, were ultimately detri- |
meutal to the skin, which produced a tem- I
porary discredit and disuse of all Cosmetics. |
It has been reflerved for the present times, |
and for the ingenious and fortunate author |
of the justly celcbrated “ IMPROVED
COLD CREAM,” to re-establish its use, °
and to regulate and confine the adoption
of it to his own invention, and so far to ex- .
tend its fame as to make it the desideratum |
of all the belles and beaux in almost every |
city and yvillage ip Europe and-America; l
the virtucs es this neat little article are such
that it cannot bat maintain its reputation.
It quickly removes all excoriations and
roughness of the skin, all pimples, pustules
and humors from the facc and neck, and by
frequent use, cleanses, foftens and heautifies
the complexion. For all galling or chafing,
chilblains, fore heels, nipples, lips, or wher
cver the skin is made tender by friGion,
this gives immediate relief. It is so perfeQly |
innocent, that a child might swallow a con
siderable quantity without the least injury
to the ftomach.—~For file by CHARLES
PEIRCE, Portsmouth, price 50 cents. ;
October 3:. i
One Half Cent Reward.
R UNAWAY from the fublcriber on the
morning of the 10th inst. an indented
apprentice Boy named GEORGE LARKIN,
16 years of age, light complexion, brown
hair, biue eyes, had on when he went away,
short jacket and trowfers ;—all persons are
forbia harboring or trusting said Runaway,
2s they would wish to avoid the penalty of
the law ; If any person should recurn to me
the subscriber, said Runaway, they shall
have the above reward, but no charges nor
even my thank, JAMES HOLMES, jr. |
I’artfmoutb, oa. ;3'-
ARTICLES IN DEMANDS®
~ 4JUST RECEIVED, {
AND NOW OPENING AT
DRAPER’s |
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Real fuperfine black, blue and
grey mixt BROAD CLOTHS.
Black, dark olive, brown,
mixt and drab CASSIMERES.
Icafe £+ & ¢ Irith Linens, of
a superior fabrick: Of 24.. .
W’W \k‘é
Joleph W. March,
No. 5, Merchant’s Row. |
Has just received, and offers for sale,
250 Boxes 7by 9 & CROWN
100 do. 810,911, LVVINDOW ‘
10-12, 11-14, 11-16, | OLx |
12-14, 3nd 1216 -} GLASS.
so Caftks cut and wrought
NAILS, of every size '
1 cask plated Sadlery ; and
an aflortment of :
- Hard-Ware GOODS. |
: \Oﬁober 24. .
A Aare Lohance. .
FOR SALE, '
A FARM in Exeter N. H.
pleaflantly situated, one mile from the
Academy, containing about one hundred
and seventy acres of land, fifty of which is
rich imtervale ; and the one half of a geod
Miil-Seat. Said Farm is well wooded and |
watcred, Excter river running through the |
fame, and a suitable proportion of Mowing, |
Tillage, Orcharding and Pasturing. Also, |
all the Stock, consisting of COWS, OXEN,
HORSE and SHEEP.——AIfo, a complete |
fct of FARMING UTENSILS. 3
The Buildings are convenient and in good |
repair—a good Well of water that never
failed within ten feet of the house.
For further particulars enquire of EPES |
ELLERY,iiving near the Academy, Excter. |
Excter, Gaober 29, 1809. !
rI‘HE Commifliozers appointed.to reccive
and examine the claims of the several
creditors of the estate of SAMUEL TODD,
late of York in the county of York, joiner,
deceased, represented insolvent ; will attend
that business at the Probate Office in York,
on the fourth Mondays of this and the five
following months, from 2 to § o’clock in the
afternoon of each of said days.
DANIEL SEWALL,
THEODORE WIiBBER.
York, Of2ober 9. 1809
MDD e D (DD D e (Do
g¥The {ubfcriber having re
pastedly informed all perions indcbred to
ti€ N. H. Gazette-Office for Advertisements
or for fard Gazerte up to the 17¢5 April 1809,
that an immed:ate settlement had become
indispensably neceflary on account of the
sale of said Gazette-Office,and of the diilo
lution of partnerthip of the late firm of
PEIRCE & GARDNER on the 17th Apud
lalt. -As the fableriber contemplates leaving
town in November of December, he there
fore earnestly requests that those concerned
would TAKE NOTICE! and fettie their
accounts prior to the firt November, or
{noner 1f pofiible, if they would with to a
void costs of prosecution—as his circumftan.
ces will not permit him to remain uneniploy
ed Waitiug oun his debtors longer than No
vember next. ‘ ,
Narn’r S. Perrce,
Portsmouth, September 12, 1809.
Flax Seed wanted.
CASH and the highest price given for
FLAXSEED, by
Abel 5 Robert Harris,
at No 15, Merchant’s Row. O&ober 17.
Letter & Writing Paper.
Fuft received by the Enterprize from Pliladelphia,
and now opening at the Book-Store of
CHARLES PEIRCE,
AMIES’ belt superfine and
middling Letter Papers. Foolscap,
Demi and Medium Papers of various gnalitics,
and prices ; some very thick and nice for
School Paper.
Rice & Drown,
Long Wharf, Have for sale,
LIME, Rice,
WQCOD, Flour,
BAREK. . Cotton,
LUMBER, Pepper,
RUM, Corls, -
BRANDY, Candles, :
GIN, Fig and Pigtaill
Shrub, T'obacco, |
Tea, Snuff, @
Sugar, Rye, !
Coffee, Shipbread, |
Earthen Ware, Porpoise GIL. |
A quautity of excellent Pollock Fish,
Ditto Cedar Posts, from 8 to 15 fr. long,
Alfs, a tew bbls. Porpoise. Oil, superior
to {permaceti on account of its being
thin ia cold weather.— /L skeavife, 8
3 chests Souchomg, 1 do. Hyion, and
1 do. Hyfon Skin Tea—being a consign
ment will be {old Cheap. 04. 24.
~_ Evening School.
THE subscriber inteads to
A open a School for teaching Writ
ing and Arithmetic, at the room lately
occupied by Miss Warkrr as a {chool
room, fitudted on High ftrect, on the
firk Monday evening in November next.
And he hereby requefls his friends for an
additional supply of children to his day
School, wha may depend on his particu
lar attention to their infiruéion and im
provement. JOHN RAYNES. ‘
Portsmouth. Oftvher 24. 18C9 ‘
Wheeis FPreparing ! |
THE Haverbili Academy Lottery, will pcﬁ-;
tively recommence Drawing in this town
in a fewdays. Those wi.o wifli to put themlfelves
in fortune’s way will please to apply to C|
Perrce’s Bookstore and furnifh themselves
with wholes, halves,and quarters of Tickets in
Ei_gi Lottery. Portsmouth O&. 23.° ‘
State of New- Hamp/hire. Grafton [J I
N OTICE is hereby given to the non
resident proprictors and owners of
land in the towmof HANOGVER, in faid‘
county, who have not paid their county,
town, school, highway and half per cent
of the real value taxes for the year 1809,
that so much of each delinquent’s land
will be fold at public vendue at the
dwelling house of WiLrLiam CHANDLER,!
in said Hanover, on the twenty-fourth
day of January next, at ten of the clock
in the forenoon, as wilt pay said taxes,
with incidental charges, unless prevented,
by previous payment. £ 3
B e R
Proprie:or’; names \:N,\:N :E § '2?_ °§_ é3|
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In the Division of Sixty Acres. i
cMCMCM CM C
Ozias Strong 336024 63 133 245 35
EdmundFrecman 3d 4§ 6024 6 3333 245 35
Noab “Jones 356028 72 152 28 40
Fobn Dowwning =4B 602 83215 228 40;4
Maj.Fofeph Smith 47 6028 72 152 28 40
Stephen Walcstt 56 6024 63 133 24 5 35|
Moses Walcott 55602 463 133 2435 35‘
Moalichi Conant 53 60 24 63 133 2435 135'
Peter Afpenwall 54 60 z 522 152 23 40
Heman Atwood . 6260 28 721 s 2 28 40!
Edmund Freemanjr 66 60 2 4 6 3 13 3 24 5 35
Philip Squire 636028 72 152 28 40"
Pl»ineéas Allen 64 60 24 6 3133245 35!
Sobn Sherwin 276024 6 3 133245 \3s‘
Col. Fofeph Smith 28 6028 2 2 15 928 40|
Huckin Sl'.orr: 29 6o 3 85L2T Y 43
Fobn Rnight 24603 81 19 315 45
.[Il ‘be Di-'vfﬁon Q/.Fiffy' AC"CJ’.
Peter Afpenwall 29 50 2.4 6 3 13 3 24 5 35
George March 10§0X7 45 95 175§ 25
Fonathan Freeman 23 50 3 4 9 %5 e
Fobn Parker 325028 72 152 28 a 0
Elg’/ba»ddam: 21 §0 ¢46313 324 535‘
Fobn Knight 28 5024 63 133 24 5 35.
Sylwenas Freeman 27 5021 § 4 11 4 21 - 30!
Edmund FreemgnjrYs 50 21§411 421 3q
William Jobnfon 525021 §4ll 421 30,
AUGUSTUS CHANDLER, ColleSor. ‘
Hanowvert O&ober 12, 1809, :
AT THE |
Portsmouth Shoe &5 Leather Store,
FFERS the gentlemen and
, ladies of Portsmouth and the public at
large, low for cash, firft quality of j
~ BOOTS and SHOES, |
of the best materials. r
Men's and boys thick and thin SHOES, and
Children’s of all sizes.
Ladies Morocco & &id of different gualities.
Womens & Miflcs Leénther of diffcrent fafliions,
which are eonftantly making at his Store, and
will be fold at a discount for current money. ’
Black, red, green and yellow
MOROCCO SKINS, |
by the dozen or single, low for cash; friped
Binding Skins ; white Sheep do. {uitable for
welting or Aprons ;—d4//s, Shoe Spangies ; Ro
fctts and Shoe Bows of the latest fafhion —
ladics and gentlemen's Socks, |
_ TRUNKS, l
/ Y
Hair, Leather and Seal. Skin do.!
LEATHER. |
Red and yellow Soal Leather ;|
|
bridle, harness and saddle Skirting ; waxt andi
grained upper Leather ; Calf do. |
WANTED, }
Two Journeyman Boot Makers
that are good workmen,to whom lihexal wagc:l
will be given —4/fs, one good workman at the
Morocco work. Any persons withing constant
employ wili meet with good encouragement by
applying as above i o G .
. NOTICE,
THE Subscriber has for Sale at
& his Shop near the Rope Walk,
Northend, PATENTCAST STEEL.
TOOLS. The Exclufiveright of
making and felling them in the Coun
ties of Rockingham and Strafford, in
N. H. and the county of York in the
Diltrict of Maine is wholly Vested in
the Subscriber, who is fatisfied that
of the many inventions in out coun
try, that of working Calt Stcel and
welding it to Iron (which is quite a
late iscovery }is amopg the most im
portant ; and it is hoped the public
will give it that encouragement so use
ful a discovery merits. ’
He will also endeavor to hive al.
ways on hand, Blitered Jumpt, Halin
Clever, and Halback German Steel
Tools, in Such variety as to accom
modate every one. s
All those indebted to the
subscriber of more than fix months standing
are requelted to make payment before the
15th day of Decemeer next, as those unfet
tied at that time will be put in the hands of
an attorney for colle@inn.
JOHN B. HILL.
N B. Onc Boy as an apprentice wanted-m
Inquire as above. Porifmouth, 0&. 30.
ek
WHEREAS RoserT M’Giry,
an indented apprentice Boy
to me the subscriber has behaved him
lelf very bad, and @rays away by’
times—this is to forbid all persons
trusting or harboring the said appten.
tice boy on my account, as I am d
termined oot to pay any debts of !.:
contradting at any time.
: - CESAR WHINNEN
| State of Nezw- Hamppbire, Strafford ff.
[JN OVICE is hereby givento the nourcfis
¥ dent and owner of Land in WOLFBO
ROUGH, in said County, who has not paid
his towa, {chool, highway, county and State
'tax for the year A D 1804, and for the year
!A D 18cy, unless he pays the fame to me the
{ubfcrider on or before the fecoad Monday
of January next enfuing,fo much of his land
a 8 will pay said taxes together with inciden
tal charges will be fold at public vendue at
the Store of Mark Wiggin jun. in said Wolf
borough, at 10 of the clock in the forenoon
on {aid second Monday of January, unlels
prevented by previcus payment,
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Proprieter or g é; g §' °§,§ =
owner’s name, ? B 5 e
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RS e S
iPaulPatcb {{’,G::gg:;}mo 25297 4 1§ -
| The above Tux is for the year A D 1804.
| SAMUEL TIBBETS, Colle&or,
" Wolfborough, O&ober 18¢9- :
Taxes for the year A D 1805.
ohek 5 > N % NO
Proprictor or \; '“:;; g §“ 0. 3
cwner's name 8 » .;: “i‘;‘-:
' 7. . % 8488
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Paul Patch { s:;’o'{‘l2;} 100 28 35 81 6
| SAMUEL TIBBETS, Colle&or.
f Wolfborough, Obicber 21, 1809.
Public Sates.
To be fold on the premifct,
‘ON Thursday, 23d Noveas
' ber by virtue of a ficencs Lo
llhc Court of Common Pleas, holden
at Alfred, all the rea!l Eltate in Der
wick, which belonged to JOHN
HAMILTON, late deceaied.
OLIVER HAMILTON, Adw'r.
Portsmouth, O&. 24.
| State q,“ New bam;./bire. Gro f;,,af'.
‘NO'I‘ICE is hereby given to the non refi
r dent propmictors and owners of land in
the town of BRIDGWATER, who have not
paid their taxcs for the ycar 1809. that unless
they pay {aid taxes to me the subscriber on
or before the third Tuesday of Janunary nexd,
{o much of thair lands as will pay said taxes
'with incidental charges will be foid at publie
vendue at the dwelling house of Ribest Craig
i Bridgwater, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, vulefs prevented by previdus
‘paymgnt.
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Owner unknown §O2 30 30 ISS Y 4 5
e DUDLEY HILTON, Collelior.
; Brl'u’g'wata, O&sber 6, 1509.
State of New- Hampfiire, Grafion f.
| N OTICE is hereby given to the Nun-refie
' L € dent proprictors and owners of land n
the town of PIERMONT, county and Stale
‘aforcfaid, who have not paid their County,
‘tnwn,highway and school taxes for the year
'IBO9-—that {fo much of their lands as will
‘pav said taxes with incidental charges, wiil
be fold at Public Vendue, at the dwelling
‘houfe of David Carr, Innholder in said Pier
”'mont,-on Mgonday, the erghth day of Janvary
1810, at ten o’clock A.M on said day, unlels,
prevented by previous payment.
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James of Non-refi- o ® g 3 § % 8
! dents and Owwners. ::,3 ?'t ; t h:
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! O c/RLeD €
|Fobn Geff boufe lot 32 1 45 2 9 30 16
FT Mason 121001685283153
\DMujor Fofeph Smith 2 2 100 317 61 31
| Peter Lewius s 3300738 yO% 3L
| ds 4th division §7 100 317 61 3%
Andrew Wiggin 6 4100 317 61 2«
FobnFiftersthdiwifionln 160 634¥ 21 6%
'Maj FWentworthdoqg 160 13 68 242 123
Parker Stewens do 39 3160 13 68 2421 2%
Robert Temple do 41 360 ¢sll. 82 9%
éTbtoa’ore Atkinfondo 44 160 9531 82 o¢gr
Col F Wentworthdo 29 160 8431 ix 77
“Samuell'Vrﬂt'wo;tb do2o 160 6 34121 61
Hall fackfon do2lr 160 634128 6k
Nath Barrelboufelot43 1 45 95T1 32 9X
Samuel Barr 4th div 30 160 9 431 51 77
i PARKER STEVENS, Collector.
If__iiermont, Ocoher 19, 1809,