The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-05-08 00:00:00, page 3

¢ Feom thé Baltimore Evening Pof.
- A gentlemar whose daily avocation
tends to the atquirement of 2 minute
knowledge of the thipping belonging.
to this port, lately observed, thatiﬁ
the lift of vessels left at various places.
i Europe, he frequently saw the
names of thips said to be of Baltimore,
which, to his certain knowledge did
not belong here. Oa mentioning the
circum@tance to other gentlemen pof
fefling similar means of information,
we find the assertion frengthened by
the observations of all.
This remark merely brings to mind
a notorious fa& —to wit, that hun
dreds, perhaps thousands, of Briti/h
vefléls are failing under the American
flag, furnifhed with American papers,
and claiming those priveieges from the
government of France which belong
only to the bona fide citizens of the U.
States, as neutrals.
To engross the trade of the conti
nent was the real cause of the British
orders in council. They were not
intended to operate againl Bonaparte,
, but in favor of the Briti/b merchant,
" at the expense of dmerican commerce?
what is there, (cotton, I believe, alone
excepte. ) which we have sent or could
fend to the continent, .which. Great
Britain will not permit her own mer
chants to fend ? I know not of a sin
gle article ; but I recollect that cer
tain London merchants made a repre
sentation to Lord Bathurft in favor of
an adherence to the orders in conncil,
because they prevented the Americans
from underselling them (the British
merchants) in those ports of the con.
tinent which * his majefty”’ solemnly
declared to be in a state of blockade !
If the blockade were actual, every Bri
ton contraveping its provifions,would
be accounted a Zraifor, and executed
for aiding the enemy, if caught in the
fl&—Dbut, as it is, a trade to blockad
ed ports is openly protested by the
gavernwient, provided, the trade goes
to benefit the Britith fabj:=& ¢ thongh
if an American shall carry the fame
goods to the fame place. he will commit
a high crime, and be liable to feizute
and confifcation. :
This is the resl point of view in
which the Britith orders in council
should be conlidered ; for such, in
£@, is their operation. Can it then
be wonaered at, that the Emperor of
France feels a spirit of resentment on
account of the cffc&ts they produce in
favor of his rival—and, when such ex
-tensive impositions are practifed under
our flag, that the innocent should
sometimes fuffer with the gailty 2
: The tory prints are conltantly tell
ing us of the * magnanimity and jus
tice” of the Britith government.—
Wuseße 1s 17 ? Inthe murder of our
people, the fealth of cur citizens, the
piunder of our property, and the pros
tration of every moral and divine ob
ligation ! Heaven forbid that ~any
true hearted American {hall speak of
the * magnanimity and justice” of
Bonaparte, ating as he does at pres
ent—but is there not as pov erful rea
sons that be should seize British and
American property in his ports ; be
ing unable to diftinguilh beiween
them, as that his enewy thould seize
American property on the high seas,
bound to those very places their own
vefl=is are permitted to go cire@ from
their own ports, and under convoy of
their velilsof war? .
~ We have lately had very alarming
reports from the continent ; we have
had m.ny fories with more aurhentic
appearances, which tarned out to be
faifc. Let us for a moment refl:&,
that if Great Britain pafeveres in
her orders in council for the {ake of a
tra e to the continent to the exciufion
of ihe Americans, by force—it cannot
be ¢ nfi sered as extracrdinary that a
few paragraph makers should be hired
in London to coniufe the understand
-lings of otir mérchants by well-invent.
ed fabies caleulated to prevent them
from interfering with the Britilh in
the few ports to which access is as yet
permitted.—-Such manufaétires are
completely within the scope of British
_ingenuity, of which we had ameng
ourselves some very handfo.ae fpeei
mens in 1799 —lßoco. Harper’s clue:
—Morse’s mqucre:-—;l’ickering’é tay:
bor plots and tub plots, were of this kind
of ware, forming a part of the macbin.
ery of government How easy, then is
it, for a few interested persons in Lon.
don, intending to trade to Tonningen,
‘&e. to have a few ' articles woven ex
prefily for the dmerican market, and
framed and put together to prevent
the 3merican merchant from interfer
ing with their contemplated bufinefles.
« Within four months past we have
_veceived. by way of London, certain and
" circumßlantial accounws of the feizare
‘and condemaation (by the French) of
-fix or seven vessels belonging to this
_port, which have since arrived in fafe
ty, and made profitable voyages ; and
il we have information which can
e relied on, {for these London. para
_mercial speculations) we onght toreft
eamparatively easy under a convidtion
wha the fiar dmet to be trafled.c
- Had I &ﬁg}«gmmm
~apy thing I could fay, might induce
Ry B it $ T R e R g
a fitigle individual to #i/k his property
abroad, these observations should not
appear ; but I think they may tend to
\,?;llay }hfffeans of some whose property
s@‘o" liesat the mercy of those who too
‘often “feel power and forget right”
——anxiety can do no good in such
cases—and the .dil%-;ﬂ'e'd will fay,
¢ blefled is he who brings confolation.’
Judging of the present reports by pat
expericace, I am decidedly of opin
ion, they .are founded_d£Mer2dﬁ!ile |
fraud alone, and unworthy of credit ;
nevertheless the truth may be told at lafi -
BRITISH PROVOCATIONS ! |
: From E “{_v federal authority. 7
James A, ‘Bft“}ngd,‘fcd;imr from Delaware,
in a fpecc_h upon the volunteer bill, after
enumerating the injuries and insults recciv
ed from France; which he fays we should
not have borne had it not been for the a&s
of violeace and injustice expericnced from
Britain, thus netices the condu& of the
latter. i :
“She also [Britain] has furnifhed us
canfe of war, and done enough to provoke
it. She has given laws o the ocean,
promotive of her own interest and deft.uc
tive of our rights. She has taken from us
by violence'the _colonial trade, and by the
arbitrary extension of the priaciple of
biockade. leaves us a commerce with Europe
held By the miscrable teonre of her good
will. Our seamen she forcibly takes from
our own ships, and scourges them upon the
guns of her men of war, if they refufe to en
ter into her service, :
“ Hercondu& upon these fubjets, or any
one of them, is caufc enough of war_when
the nation is difpefed to go to war.”
We hope,after this, we shall hear no man
aflerting that Britain bas done -us no essential
injury ; or that the democrats want war with
Eengland—for if Mr, Bayard speaks the
truth, such assertions must be falfe. |
e (T 7 dmer.
The tory papers in Boston; have mani
fefted a zeal so vehement in the cause of
Copenhagen Fackfon that they mufl not feel
very comfortable—if baflenefs can feel—cn
discovering that the Britith ministry. all’
profligate as it is, has not had hardibood ~
enough in the face of the world to avow aor
countcnauce that bafenels of its minifler,
which the Palladium of New-England piety ;
the Centinel of New Eng'and wvurtue 5 the Re
perteryot New-England fraud and hypocrisy ;
and the Gazette of the little abominations
of Boston, have vindicated with a zcal
which has not been cxceeded for its de
gradation oi the human mind +nd human
charaéter, since the days that quakers and
witches were hanged and drowned in New- .
England. e Aurora
An extraordinary {ctlion of the Massa
chusetts legislature should be called to re
consider the (tate of confufion in which the
disavowal of Mr. Jackson’s odious condudt,
must throw the © northern confederacy ;” a
Saft thould be proclaimed to expiate their
foily ; and a few faft day sermons- to fink in
oblivion“the fats and sermons that have
preceded them. Dr. Osgood will bhave to
republish his sermon with variations - for an
otber inflrument, ibid
From the Baitimore Whig.
¢ PICTURE OF St. DOMINGO.
Extraft of a letter from a gentleman at Port cu-
Prince, to bis friend in this city, dated
: - Port-au-Prince, Feb 21, 1810,
~ Our fitpation here for fomes<time pa’. has
been truly alarming; owing to the frequent
Infurrettions in this quarter,.~-Sometime 0
O&tober faft, there was one of a serious na
ture going forward, io which a number of
firlt characers were concerned,and but just
discovered id time to prevent its being car
ried into execution, Neat sixty of the ring
leaders were taken up and f{Lill remain in
confinement here. It appears they were in
the interest of Christophe ; and ¢nuld they
ha ¢ accomplithed their ends, thic South
would have been given up io him © ~ .
. “ After this, things remained as qaiet 2s
usual until anout the firft of January when
a plot was difcoverecd to be on foot against
Pction, to put him down and coufer the pre
sidency upon gen. Gerin the next in. com
mand to him Gerin’s party was f{trong,
and. the blacks altogether in his interefl-~=
The president having some information of
this ordered him uto Port au Prince which -
orders he réfufed to obey, and judging what
would follow, doubled his guards and sta
tioned himfelf in the town of Laufeveau.
The next order from the president was to
take him by force, Things had now gone
{0 far there was no room left for reconcihia
tion ; his head was forfcited, therefore he
was resolved to fell his life as dear as pofii.
ble, For some time he defended himfelf
bravely 1n the streets of the town, against
three times his ‘nuntber, until many of his
men were killed, when he retreated to his
own_houfe. wheré himlelf together with ev
ery foul about him was massacred; consisting
of between 50 and 60 men. At this time,
there wasa number of parties collected in
the woods and others marching from dif
ferent .parts of the South, particularly/from
about Jeremic which placc is in a continnal
finteolyewlie. -ar oL 3o
- % Such has been the feat of the foreigners
“here of a maflacre iaking place, that they
~“have petitioned the Governor of Jamaica as
- well a 8 the Admirs! on that station, for a
~ eouple of thips to be feut here as an asylum
-~ for them to flee to; In consequence of which
-the Dudley frigaté has arrived, and auother
daily expected for that pugpofc )
- “The couatry is faft failing to'ruin, from
a number of causes. - I have firongly recom':
mended it to'all my fricndéin America, for
some time past, not to risk any thing mote
to this island ; asl knew ot a single Amer
ican cargo for a long time that has given a
profit, owing to detention, biad debts &¢ -~
besides the rifqueof a total loss in some of
those infurretions.”” W e
Extrac@ of a letter dated Port-au Prince, 15th
Foaste o T ekl PO 4 5o
¢ Pction is now master by sea Thetwo
fleets came to an engagemcnt a few days
‘fince, in which his party gsived a compiete
_vidory. Qne of Christophe’s brigs was cap
_tured and brought in here, and the rfEft of.
his flcet flcd into Gonaives, much thattered,
" President Petion’s fleet reeeived tittle or no
_injury-and will in a few days be before that
port to_blockade them, and they cannvt be.
repaired there under some months ™ .
f_ : 2 4,.’\-;‘_ g‘; M‘ . m'ya(_,x-’ ‘\:‘.>,v::
. Barque Angenoria of Portsmouth, failed
%S';?‘.mm,zdult for New York. .
S I IDGTEAMeutRL S g ¢
' TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1810,
43 600 S <Dr D aTe T vaajb‘z'@f%w&@@
Non:lntercourfe Off.
Both Houses of Congress adjourtied on
Tugfda'y last The National Intelligencer,
in noticing the proceedings of that day,
closes as folows . - :
Besides much other business, the bill eon.
cerning commercial intercourse has become
a law, containing merely the exclusion of
British and Freuch armed veflels, and the
authority to renew the non-intercourse law
against cither belligerent in cale the other
shall revoke its orders or decreces.
The loan bill was also finally pafled.
Both Houses adjourned at 12 o'clock at
night.
The federalifts still persist in theiraffertion,
that the veflcls burnt at Cadiz after the gale
of the 4th of Muarch, were burnt by the
French.--It appears, however, from incon
teftible authority that our friesds,the Englith
participated in this manifeftation of friend.
[hip. the honor of whick is ascribed solely
L 0 our wery good friends the French. It is un:
certain which deserves most credit for their
ardent exertions to {ave Americ2a property
from falling iato the hands of their enemiés
the Britith or the French. The folllowing
extract ot a letter from Capt Portsr of (hip
Uaited States of Bath wili fiew that Bri:'fh
officers were not idle fpe@ators of the Ge
vaftationt of American property. ; '
~ Among the loft thips,‘'was the Commerce,
of Hallowell ; the following accouat of her
loss may bc interesting to the Owners. On
the seventh of March she parted both ca-.
bles and drove on shore on the east of the
Buy ; the mates and the people left her the
fame evening. Two days after this T weut
on board the Commerce with the mate and
people, and was on board when the English
Licutenant ferher on fire His excuse for
doing it was that the French would rob
her if the was not diftroyed. The mates &
people of the Commerce have saved about
enough to pay their wages. Captain Col
burn has not been heard of As he did not
leavethe ship at time the mates and people
did itis ccncluded he was taken of by the
French. et :
Good News from New York.
7T here cannot nomw remain a doubt of
the cimptete triumph of corredi principles
in the important State of New York,—
His Escellency Oanier D. Tompxins,
republican. will be re elected by a majori.
ty of betaveen four and five thousand —
The Senate is almofl unanimously repub
lican. and in the Assembly there awill also
be a decid:d awhig mayirity. There avill
alfs b 2 an increase of republican delegates
1o the n-xt Congress from the State of
New York.
- The Legifiature of Rbode Island con
vened at Neaport on Wednesday lafi.—
The Government is republican in all its
branchss. i '
Extrall of a tetter from Copenbagen,
. “By a. new order of his M:jetty, the
King of Deamark, all colonia)l produce is
prohibited—the prnduece of the United
States in vur own ships will alone be re
ceived : 3 ;
¢ Every ¢ rcuniftance shews that through
out Europe our commerce wi'l be reduced
to the carrying and vending ofir own pro
duce. | e— J L
By our Dutch papers we learn, that Hol _
land is preserved as a kingdom, but that 2
new Ministry was to be found, partof which
is to be French.” That an American veflel
abour the Ift of March had caught fire in
Gottenburgh roads, after having discharged
a cargo of salt, and was burnt to the water’s
edge ~An Engiifh frigate had captured two
brigs of -Norway, and carried them into
Gntteniburg—they were ordered away by
the Swedes BT : :
. Tt was rumored at Vienna, on the loth
March, that the Archduke Joseph was to
be Kiag of Poland. The arrearage of the
late contributions on Austria has been re.
mitted the Emperor by Bonaparte. Balt p
. A letter from Liverpool datéd March 24,
fays, It has been stated in some of our
ncwlpapers patronifed by government, ‘and
afierted in a manner 'which seems to obtain
some c:edit. that the basis of a commercial
arrangement has been conctuded with your
Minister here” = —— ! _
In Hartland, [Ver.] 26th ult. the wife of
Mr Willard Washburn, was instantly killed
by lightning--two of her daughters were at
the fame time considerably injured .
i e nwfﬁswﬂm»‘m
Gazerte MARINE FourNAL.
. PORT OF PORTSMOUTH :
. Saturday, April 28— fuiled ship Thomas
Wiifon, Maris Norfolk ; sch. Good-Intent,
Frost Welt Indics . ; B
Same day--arrived brig Hero. Tibbits, 60
~days trom Cayenne. with cocoa cotton, yocoa
Thursday, May 3—ar brig Victory, Tarl
ton, from Norfolk, with corn, floxr, &c :
Same day—ar fche Almira. Biunt. 8 days
from Wilmington, (N. C ) with neval flores,
cottan. &c. E o ko
. Same day——ar {chr Eliza, Tredick, "from
Virginia. with cora, &c. g
Soturday May 5 arrived fchr George, Bat.
son from Virgivia; Corn - Flour, &< N
‘Sailed brig Penevirance, Jewit Welt Indies.
: Suna’ay 6—arrived fchr Scythiaﬁ. Adams:
f.om Virginia, A 3 :
It is stated by aa arrival from Cayenne,
thai 5t Rarts has been taken by the Britiflt,
without much oppofition.©
- The Margaret, Rich, of Pbrﬂanda ‘am‘i_
Fedcralifk Shapleigh of Portsmouth, arrived
at Madeira, March'2o. =~ = g
* Foreign Markets— Letters from Liverpool
to 24th March, reccived at Boston, state;
_that Cotton and Naval Stores had fallen—
Athes and Fiour held their former prices.
- At Cayenne latest dates, Pork 3¢, Beef 20
“doliars —=At Havanna, April 1, Fiour 14 dls,
(8 duty) pork 15 ;5 beef, prime,. 11; dull—
Molafles Idl. cath; Sagar, aflorted, 3 t 0 73
logwood 345 coffec 13 to 15 —At St. M
chlels April 12, flour 23:dls ; 9 and 10 beef
athore 125 fith 3, had beenupto Bdbs.
V t;d'els ch‘f——l"t Tonmngmf Match 29”
brig Ncutrality, Miller, Keonebuok, not be
gan to discharge—At Lisbon, March 13,
- brig Concord. Nafon, of Keonebunk, cable,
boat, &c loftin the gale of the 4th, vaknowi
whn to fuil; ship Horizon, Pitts, Keotie
_ bunk, for Bafton. loss /of -anchor and other
_trifling damisge, to fail 26 ; brig Columbia,
“Sullivan, of Keancbunk, for Goteaburgh,
~l§th March, no damage ; brig Chance Cobb,
Bath for do. 20th do, loss of anchors, drove
on shore, and other damage ; thip A&eon,
Grant, of Wifcaflet, for N York.rssth do.
loft an anchor and other damage; ship Ju
piter, Taylor, of Saco, for Charleffon —ln
Holland, March 4, watting trial, Equator,
Tulock, Portsmouth N H.
W—%
MARRIED. ‘i
_ln Toptham, Mr. Jofcph Prince, mer. of
Portland. to Miss Abigail Sampson, of the
former place : ZiA i
In Gorham, Hon Lothrop Lewts, Esq. to
Miss Mary J. Lattle. :
- In Portland, Mr. Asa Thomplon to Miss
Sally Brazier.-—~Capt Nathaniel Hall to Miss
Frances Tnckcr.-—-,gllr. Ezckie!l Thurston to
Miss Hanonah Moulton. ~
In Boston, Mr. Alcut Kennard, formerly
of this> town, to Miss Sarah Brown of the
former place.. - , ' ! 4
B A P G. Y S SSO ST MR
| s A DIED. .
.. 1a Kingfbridge, (Ireland) 27th Feb. last,
four young children, by shocking catastro
phes; the following ‘account of. which
should serve as a caution to parents nct to
permit their chiidren to witness scenes of
cruclty of any kind ;—A miller having em
ployed a butcher to kill some pigs for him,
and bacing left his knife behind, the four,
children, who had witaefled the opetation,
agree to play at 4ill pig—the youngelt was
to be pig, when one the others, who a&ed
the part of the batcher, stuck him in the
throat, and Killed him on the fpor; the oth
er three, a'armed at what they had done,
ran into the adjoining mill and hid them
selves under the wheel, which was not
working at the time, but was set going al
molt immediateiy afterwards, and crushed
them todeath
In Saco, Mr. James Bennett, aged about
27—a native of Scotland formerly of Boston.
st s s
For Sale (just received) by
H. Goddard,
N EWEST fafhion gilt frame
- 9 LOOKING GLASSES of all sizes
(more elegant than any hefore received. )—
Aa aflortment of PAINTS, including a ton
of best quality WHITING.
7 by 9,8 by 10,and 10 by 12 Crown
GLASS :
German, English bliflered’and American
STEEL.
Common and cross TIN.
Englith Nails, Tacks and Brads.
A large assortment of Clock Furniture :
brass Shutter Kuobs ; Commodes and Rose
Handles ; Drawer Locks; Screws ; Hinges;
Files ; Iron Wire ; Snaffle and Pelham
Bits ; plush, all sizes cut Tacks, togeth
er with such other GOODS as were before
wanting to complete an aflortment of
PAINTS & HARDWARE;
A quantity of Philadeiphia Harness and
Skirting LEATHER daily expe&ted. Jay 8.
Wbt s g 51 A R A S Sel
Corn & Flour.
A quantity of good CORN
4 A and Howard-ftrect fuperfine FLOUR,
Fofilety ROBERT RICE.
May 8, 1810. :
I{faac Waldion jun
i .. HAS FOR SALK
250 bbls. frefh fuperfine Flour,
56 do fine do. May 8.
REMOVAL.
Nath’l Adams, Jr
’ ; , L)
i I AS Removed to the Store
on the Parade, lately occupied by
Maj. Larkin, where he has for sale, a gene
ral aflortment of £
W. I Goods & Groceries,
Of the best qualities and at the lowelt prices
—Also 2000 bushels gnod Yellow CORN.
May 8
To Fames Oris Freeman, Efg.
. Clerk of the Proprietors of Sandwich.
“NIE the fublcribers, Pro
. prictors and owners of more than
one sixteenth part of the undivided lands in
the-township of Sanpwicn, in the county
of Strafford and State of New Hampthire
—requell you to call a meeting of said pro
prietors, to be holden at the house of John
Purington, Inn holder in {aid Sandwich, on
.the last Wednesday of May next, at ten of
the cleck, A. M. for che followicg purposes,
to Wite— . ; : ¢
. 'To choose @ Maoderator—to choose 2
Proprictors Clerk, who shall reside in the
town of Sandwich—aifo to choose agents
for ascertaining the Jands belonging to said
proptictors and making disposition thereof,
and of their other property as may be
thought best, and to tranfaét such other bu
siness as the proprietors when met shall
think proper. = N. FOLSOM,
- EZEKILL FRENCH,
A J. T GILMAN,
NATH’t GILMAN, -
' NATHt GILMAN, for
FOLaR NICHOLAS GILMAN.
, Séafeqf New Hampbire, Dec. 13 1809
Pur{uant to the above request
-the proprietors aforéfai‘;h‘/arc notiied, to
_mect at the time and place and for the pur
poses therein mentioned.” i .
.+ JAMES OTIS FREEMAN, Prop’s Clerk,
T TNOTION .
’; HIS is to forbid all persons, harboring
s T'of}tt{xﬂing a person by the name of
| MARK L. BUTLER, he being tnder
i ‘Guardianthip, as | shall not pay any dcbts
. of his contracting, - SR N
& _Portfmounth, May 2,180, . -
. SAMUEL LANGDON. -
} e JTO"BE EETy
L And possession given on the 1 .f)f'?"ﬂt next,
| A NEAT Duwelling.houfe,
- ;fveg} convenient for a small family,
| pleasantly situated on. Wathington and Gatcs
streets, agd now occvpicd b!":e?ﬁ'hg;’mﬁﬁ
Meal-Tinguiee of S pravs WD
i - FOR SALEs. o
A LOT of Lmdgfafanﬂy
A B fitvated on the south fide of Broad.
| B ceapplyto " JOSIAH GAING
- SALES AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY 23d inst,
.. =lO o’¢clock—
At LARKIN’S Auélion, Store,
_ : Market street i
A VARIETY of genteel
AL B House Fucniture viz Mahogany
Dining, Card, and Pembroke Tabies--Ma
hogany Bedsteads--Looking Glafles--hand
dome Chamber Chairs--Windsor do -
Elegant Piano Forte~-1 Dining Sett of Chi
na--1 Eight Day Clock—Carpets~Brafs
Andiorns, Shovels and Tongs—with many
articles of Kitchen Furniture.—. second
binnd Cliske 5. 0c o 5 o LE s
Also, at the fame time and
place. part of the effeéts of the. late
capt JOHN UNDERWOOD: deceafed—
confilting of, Tables, Chairs, Carpet, Giafs
Ware, Looking Glafles—Bedltesds Candle
fticks~~2 Quadrants—-FEarthern Ware—
Swords—-Empty 'Cafks--and a varicty of
other articles, BAy
o 9 LARKIN, ductionesr.
- April 3. 1810 T i : .
. NEW STORE.
W. I Goods €3 Groceries.
SAMUEL MARSHALL,
NO- 2, Market.ftreet, one
door north of Mr, Charies Yappan’s _
Bookstore, otfers for sale a complete aflort
ment W, [ GOODS and GROUCERIES, of
the wvery .bclt quah‘ty—-_Amuug which are
the foliowing articles, viz, 6
Hyfon, Yoot
You_ng Hy.fon, | FEAS,
?ylop bk'“'d ¢ . Warranted of the
ouchiong, an i g
Bohek: Jl - very befi quality.
: : ALSO, . i
Rice ; Cotton ; Flour ; Rai
sins 3 Gin; Brandy; Rum; Molafles ; Mal
aga Wine ; Harris’ belt manufadured To
bacco ; Loaf and Lump Sugar ; Chocolates
Cotton and Woo! Cards ; Mould and dipt
Candles § Box¢s Windsor Soap ; Bed Cordss®
Starch ; C:flia; Notmegs; Mace. Clovéss
Gioger ; Boftonand Newbury Snuff ; Pep
per ; Cayenne; Alllpice; Coffie; Spanish,
Spanifth Float and Spanish lump ludigo;
Oatmeal ; a few boxes excelient Havanah
Sugars ; Swect Oil in flafks ; Corn Broomss
Sulpher ; Roll Brimftune ; Logwood ; Red
wood ; Fuftick; A‘ium ; Copperas ; Salt
Pctre 3 Fresh Lemons, &c¢. &e .
All the above articles, he war
rants to bec ot the very best qualty, and as
they are all new goods he flarters himfelf
they will give general fatisfaction
Should any person be pleased
to favor him with their custom and arter
trial of the articles, find them not to be so
good as recommended, he will take them
back and return their money. . May %..
~ FOR SALE BY
W. B. Norton &¥ Co.
i
. No. 3, Bow-{treet;
- Now lanaing frem sch. Dovey
‘3lO bbls. fuperfine FLOUR;
6o haif do. . do.
4L .O—IN STURE,
1000 bushels CORN.
100 reams Wrapping Paper.
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~ _ PENMANSHIP.
| SHOULD fufficient encour
| agement be given the' subscriber in
te.ds opening a writing School, at some
convenicat place in town, in which he will
inftru@ the Art of Writing {yltematicaily.
His metliod will be, to learn to write by
rule and enable those of a suitable age. who
may attend his inftru@ion tc write with a
considerable degree of elegance and ease, after
attending twenty four lessons of one bour bach,
Nothing need be said in proof of the pref
erence of this mode of Writing, tod acquire
a gond and fathionable hand in a very fhorg
time,but that it is approved and recommend
ed by many of the firft literary characers.
As to his qualification to inftro&, he would
~not introduce himfcif, by boasting of a
bundle of “ Recomméndations from the
firlt charaéters in the United Statgs,” but
should any after having paid due attention,
find it to answer no vaivable purpose, they
will not be considered undcr obligation to
- Ladies and others who wish to |
acquire a valuabic accomplithment %o write/
gracefully withi 2’ {mall expense, and in a
- thort time, will find it an objc to improve
the present opportunity. J BLAKE. |
Those who may be dlprfCCi
to favor Ms Biake with their p:itronagf”c
are requested to lcave their names at Mpr.
- Tappan’s Book flore, where the con:itions ;
\ may.be knowan. ‘.~ Mays,
- " State of Ncwbarhpﬂairégf-Clvefb{tg‘ X!
] OTICE s here y given to the nonr fi-
N dent owners of land in the town jof
MARLBOROUGH, in the said county who
. “have not paid their taxeés for the year 1899
—tlfat unless they previously pay the fuﬂ\e |
. to me, so much of said land as will pay the.
famc and all legal charges will be fold at
~ pubiic vendue at the house of Joteph Haf
~ kell, lnpholder in said Mariborough, on
Monday the fixtcenth day of July next, at
- ten o'clockin the forenoon. -~ - - o
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- Worlding Graggd; =l% 15 3 2 4¥~
. Benja Frefcot. 7.7.100 100 66 56 596 16
o do. o ¥7 $0 1006%53 59018
~ Whitney 58 30 6036 3% 352 9
© _ DANIEL CUITING. Coilecor.
Marlbdrogngh;Apt'ﬂi""ujﬂ‘l‘B‘lo, g s s
7 HE creditors on the estate.
po B of the afe v con SN
| . Capt, Keyron Walsh,
of Pounzomﬁdemfeammg inform.
| cd that a teturn of the claims as allowed by
| thie ContmifTioners, has this day been made
o the Honurahle Nath'l Rogers; Judge of
| Probate; for the county of Rockingham,
I . A DUNLAP, Adminiltrator.
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