The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-05-22 00:00:00, page 4

Then round 03t waills a wreath soc twin'd,
Of rich perennial flow'rs; ;
Afiating mind 1o mind, T
As bioom'd ih Eden’sbow’rs !~
This wreath of friendthip have I wove,
She Taid, with much delight, . .
- For innoccnce like thine above, ,
In yon bright worlds of light !
That by this mean the purest blils,
May morvals tafle on earth, :
A ioretafte of the happinels, o\ <
Deriv'd from {econd birth ! F 517
But Oh ! she cry’d, and then a tear,
Came starting in her eye;- 4
This canuot save you from the ills
That wait mortality. :
~ Much in this world’s your fate to bear,
Perhaps 'tis {oon to part; -
“i And then these flow’rs of friendfhip fair ;
Bloom o che wigow’'d heart V'
Remember what kind heaven beltows
©On virtacs though so mean; )
Obey thy God ! and at liie’s close,
Then shall you meet again.
The Angel vanifh’d from our fight, G
Swift as the palfing wind; w 0
“ Aod struck a pain,as rays of light, '
On 'eﬁ‘?#%kb-cimo(k.'miudk (F § e
' Apd many a Summer’s day have we, -
I_Wé:‘w'rsof p&cafmc‘)v’,d 5 g
fnd oature’s chars inextaly
Ofthought, together prov'd. . -~
_ But.ah. it came, the stormy blast, -
That swept onr uative plainsy = ) ‘
Agd bronght affl: tion most severe,
That ftid my foul {ultains.
Jult like two tenger thoots, we were,
Eografied on one tree; il |
4 cruel spoiler came, and bore :
QOnc of tholc thoots away! - * T
. Ah then, my leaves of hope decay’d,
" Ithought not of the pow'r,
~That gave me friendfhip’s soothing aid,
In-that diftrelling hoyr. . o
But time, that mitigates our gricf, |
Rcltores 2 ealm likepeace; " o oy o o
Recalls the Angel’s words to mind, ;
Aad bids my sorrows ceale. - A
. Ah, much indeed, to him I owe, g
‘That gave me Jifc-and breath ;
_ 'Who once did such a boon bestow,
“ Who saves my foul from death™
May love and gratitude to bim,
E’er in my brealt reside ;
Fhat twins, so fond, may meet again,
Where death 'cannn{dividc. :
Ve feelina hearts, do 1 implore, :
Whom frichdfbip onee has bleft;
.80 to conduct.thatin *“heav’'as bow'r,"”
Your gentle spirits ref} ! ;
ST Tt ADELINA.
God save the King.—Lately, in |
‘Dablin, the ceremony of ele@ing se
ven koights of 3t Patrick ook place.
At the Castle Dinner in- St Panrick’s
‘Hall, the firlt toast, ¢ The Kiog” s
‘given with folemnreverence, the grand |
-malfter and. all the knights standing
up, uacovered, and the band, while
the toast is drinking, f(hould, accor
ding to stiqu=tte, play ** God save the
king. Sir Chiclieter Fortefcue, her
a¥d at arms gve the Gznal, and vhe
band Rruck ap, mot ¢ God save the.
king?? but Patrick’s Day. in the Mor
- ming 1”” ta the utter dismay of Sir Chi
_chefter, who manifefted fropg signs
of impatience and disapprobation,
_awhich however, were mistaken by the
unfortunate fiddler gwfor an intimation.
- to play falter, which they did so effac
tually, as to conquer the gravi'y of
the Dukeand Knights, who were ob
“liged to put-the plnmed hats before
their faces to concéal their laoghter,
Sirihicuefler, choaking with rage,
‘darted rowar is thie orcheftrz, exclaim:
. afl 11”7 Thiswas too much for human
patare’ to- bear: 1 general roar of
“Ludgpter bur forth and it wis some
_ minutes before order couldbe rsßoped.
R BRI oLoDL MR T
;,4 'R A r’( ‘j",: ‘{r §IRTY }.,Taw:ﬁ“fyﬂﬁ ‘; ‘\ 5 5,”’ §. ‘ ‘
Jhiscelisacous Repositor.
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- "Twas when the dciolating blast, l*‘x
By Qgg’d:\,yw.g;v»m ot e A S
- Had funk to réft, no cloud o’:er{aft_g
The blue expanse ofheav'nt 1 = -
A well k?mm voice I feem'd to hear, "
That "woke my foul to joy ; ‘
| “”'l‘isﬁo,&‘ the Spring time of the year, -
i Tog'cthét;f let us fly.” L s T
e '
Up from my couch I sprang to prove =
The fwj:‘tt of op’ning Spring ; |
O’er dach romaantic spot to rove, =3
And wih the songsters sing. | ~
Siacdre and artlcfs were out lays,
As‘tho‘ewe lov’d to join ;|
; .-‘\ndicrv:m were the notes of praise,
That reach’d the pow'r.divine ¢ _
When! on the summit of a rock,
A dazzi"ig form ‘we fpy'd;
oet pa var madita o 8 broke, :
“‘And 'lO()L’d,a Sai;t enfky’d ‘ 0
A rob‘tc moté.,w~l{ite than nﬁ:w fall’n {now,
Was sporting in the wind ; |
And on a poliflVd neck d/id flow,
Gold’n ringlets down behiad. "
Two wingsits gracefu! shoulders bore,
Thar dazzled mortal views; -
Glitt'ring as leaves of whitest rose,
Bedeek'd with pearly dew ! _
We funk upon our knees, and fear'’d,
To g-zgon fight fofair; o, A
© Whea with beacvnl nce appear'd,
The wand'rer from her {phere ! . :
‘Tae air frefh fragrance round inhal'd,
As were her :::‘.‘ l}nclos_\d ;‘_' aild
That sweetly over fougg p-- o
Our frailty had difclos’d Ly
- Approach me, said thofeidulcet tones,
(Which now I feém to hear ) - :
Receive this wrearh that [ have borae,
For touis-tike thine to wear. :
" AMONG WHICH ARE |
An elegant xariety of \
Straw HATS & BONNETS
of a superior gnaiity and newest shapes
Variety clegant 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, véry good quahry
wariety fafbionableplaid broadLu {iringßrbbons
Ladices twill'd cotton fprigg'd Mantlcs
2 § & % white cotton Cambricks
Very cheap 3 lapet and leno Mufling
A great variety white Cambric pocket Hdkfs.
Low pric'd Long Lawns & German, Linens
India black Sarfuets and Luftrings '
3 & $ finen Duaper, § 4 1&% ootton'do
Italian black Sewing Silks—bcft gnality
- Cambric and 'common Dimiles,
4 Light London Prints,
+ & % Britilh Shirting Cottons - '
3 & 2:lrith Linens <. o
4 Piain Leno Muslins, very nice,
- Ladies & Geantlemans Sitk Hose
_ltalian white Crape, belt quality
- Pink, biue, whiie and green Sarfanerts
- Black and white Lace Veiling
“ Plain blk. Lace Neit ; £
%2 & Biack Cambricks - wig ‘
- Wathington Stripes, Ruflia Diapets
s B.k\ Ruffids & Chimancie: v y‘-‘;he'-ip'l
- Agrest varietyb g Muslin Shawls for bal, price
" 500 small Pecket Handkerchiefs forj'_’b{ps(
--400 white Cambrie do, for 20 cents.
Dark Ginghams and Chambrays. - -~ _
. British Nankeens ; cottonCafliineres & Jeans
-Sifterfoy and Madrafs Handkerchiefs
- Ladies lace clock & plain white cotton Hose -
~do buff and color'd cotion do N
~ Gentlemen’s white and colot’d cotton Hose
_ Blue and yeliow Nankeens—firft chop -/
~Company Nankins—beft qualicy =,
. Biue India Cottons - R T s
. A largé supply of low priced and very finc
i~ 2 and yard wide fhirfing India Cottons
‘ A great va:'icty of Kidderminfler:
b Carpenng, newest pgttemsi'
| Venetian Stair do. &c. &c. &c,
i LMY eR R R E i
S POND
. Har for sale at his Shop Na'.,t\_.S,- Caﬂﬁrej}
“TYLATED: ‘japan'd Cutlery Ware, and.
; F Jeweley of the newest fafbion. 4lfo, -
" Warranted 8 day Clocks ; patent Time
| Keepers and Warehes, and Watch Enenjinie
of almolt every defeription. Alfp;
. ‘Fifieengrofs df.ffh‘ﬁ%?ﬁfl-ith»pq;ﬂ!«“’étc\iq
- Glasses, tb'hh fnld very ghe '_\ f')\t' gﬁﬂ")a v
. Clocks and Watchiés_pfg very dcfeription
SEmetolly, ricel go Tl ranied.
] Powp returan, his most grateful thanks,
wfhefmmtwwﬁhumwnfﬂd the pub-.
. lic in‘geperal for the patfonage he has re
| /cei ed, and hopés for a continuance of their
e e T T
“W. Jones jr.
g A P ; ) .r
HAS Just received, and now
A& opening for sale, a great variety of
- Fafbiomable; Fancy & Staple
PIECE GOODS
: . _AMONG IPHICH ARE -‘
Buff, slate, lead, light, purple
and bik Canton Crapes ; $ biack and
white fi'k Netting ; plain & tambor’d
‘white silk Sleeves ; piain & plaid Silks
‘of the molt fathionable colors; an
elfgang assortment broad and nirrow
Ribbons ; buff, purple and pink Ben
gal Stripes ; black Florence & Italian~
Lufiring ; Canton ditto. 2nd double
Sarfnets 3 satin split iraw, wardel and
turban Hars & Bonnets, Straw Trim+
tings ; fawn and black 2 satin Cam-~
brics ; ladics open work & plain white
Cotton Flofe; pirk and dark Ging-.
hams ; ¢ London Prints, -
A variety Parasols with and
without netung fringes; large silk
Umbrelias; Itsilian and Canton black
Sewing Stksy £ Itith and German
Linens ; Long Lawns; Linen Cam
brics; Brittanias ; Engiifh and India
Diapers ; chints Counterpanes ; buff
Nankins ; Wifhington Stripes ; Fafl
‘tians; § & ¢ black Crepes; black 2nd
colnred Gailoons ; Tapes & Bobbins ;
% & § white cottén Cambricks
A complete assortment ‘men’s
riub’d and piami, whie and coor’d
dEttoß an;:‘; ﬁtje corded Dimities ;
fine jaconst rvenflas for neck coths ;
fafhi nable Veiting | belt Jouble bik.
Fiorenrines far vedings. 3
INDIA GOODS.
Biue and yellow Nankins ;
fine Shirting Baftas; five. Mow s.°o¢
nas ; Shecting Cottons; LongCioths ;
Bindannas; blick and checked silk
Handkerchisfo 3 Mal har & Gilla do.
+ CARPETINGS. |
; A handlorie cg[[erlwicnf '
Floor & Stair Carpeting, &c.
May 1, 1810 ‘ 7 e
New S_pr_ing & bummer
GOODS.
JUST fécei;;Zl and now ‘o-
DRAPER’s
CHEAP CASH STORE, .
A great variety of s
Seasonable Guoods.
‘H. Goddard,"
S R C A T
N} EWEST & thion gilt frams’
N LOOKING GLASSES of all sizes
(more elegant than any befure reccived j—
An assortment of PAINTS, including a ton
of beflt quality WHITING., - o R
7 by 9, Bby 10,and 10 by 12 Crown
BLASS Jg Ji o aeiie 20l
- German, Englith blistered and American
STEEL. i '
Common and cross TIN. PSR
~ Englith Nails, Tacks and Brads. £
A large assortment of Clock Furniture ;
brass Shutter Knobs ; Commodes and Rose
Handles ; Drawer Locks; Screws 3 Hinges;
Fiics ; Iren Wire; Snaffle and Pelham
Bits ; plush, all sizes cut Tacks, togeth
er with such other GOODS 15 were before
wanting to complete an aflortmzot of -
- PAINTS & HARDWARE.
A quantity of Philade!phia Harness and
Skicting LEATHER daily cxpected. My 8
_.,_._,__-_‘_'_________.___?-—-;-.—-________;._-__.
Corn & Flour.
A quantity of good CORN
4 and Howard ftrect fuperfine FLOUR
Fofitety ROBERT RICE.
May 8, 18710. . AL
X Y ANTED an aétive Liip irom
¥V 13to 15 years of age as an
Apprentice to the Painting business,
one whofz disposition is naturally good
will meer with fuirable encourage
raent; © HENRY BUFFORD.
b AXPRIL 24y TBTOO. _
Stone Cutting.
(MITH & TREAT, haye
S jull receivcd a new afflortment of Mac
ble, fuitablefor Buiiding stones, Grave and
Tomb fiones, ard a number of Soap—ﬂmwc
Backlogs—and keep constantly for faic at
their (hop, on the corner of Vaughen itreet
and Dger ftrect, a compiete aflortment of
Free flone hearths and jambs. clouced Mar
ble disto—Slate Grave Stones of all sizes,
Paint Mi'ls, Paint Stones and Mullers— &
many other articles in their line All orders
wiil be exccuted with neatness and difpfatch,
ai thie lowelt rate, for Cath or approved
credit,"and every tavor gratefully acknowl
cdyged . _ December 19, 1709,
FLOUR. '
FOR-S4LE EY . :
Daniel Biown,
P N 6 8 Mayket flvect.
50 Bbls. New Superfine flour.
Whao kéeps constantly for falean exten
five assortment of TFAS. GROQERIES &e
cbeaﬁ Jor cafb, ; V’May I 5
",‘\}’ OLICE 1s hereby given |
A that the fubferiber has been culy ape i
poiq;@_Admmi(‘:ratdt on the Eflate of ;
CHARLES CHAUNCY,
late of Pordfmouth in the county of Rock
ingham, £fquire, ~‘eceafed. and has tzken
upon himfeli that tr\fﬂ’ by giving bonds as
the iaw directs - and all persons having de
mands upon the estate of the fsid deceafzd,
are requived to exhibit the fame, aud el
persons ndebred to said -estate, are calied
upon to make | ayment to .
- SAMUEL GH ZUNCY, Aa’mirf;?rator.
Porifmouth, December 1809,
70 B& LET.
R OGERS’ |Wharf and
\ Store; ane of the most convenicnt
Wood Wharfs,in Fortsmouth.—arso
A Snug little Tenement op
pefite the alms House, for terirs' opply to
s e A SRS EORUE W, BLUNT,
Mgy RSagalo ¢ _ ‘
- Fresh Garden, Seeds.
ARGE SBqnath Pepper, Long
A 4 Tarkey Cucumber. Mutk Mel.
ion, Redith, Lctnce, Pegpsrgrafs,‘
Sage, Summer S.vory, SWeet Mar
jorum, Curl’d Parsley, &c. jufl receiv
ed at C PEIRCE’S Book flore r
S NOTICE -
! K HE creditors on the estate
: of the late S (oo
Capt. Keyron Walsh,
of Portsmouth, deceased, are hercby inform
ed that a return of the claims as allowed by
the Commiflioners, tas this day be¢n made
to the Honorahle Nath'l Rogersy, Judge of
Probate, for the county of Roekingham.
: A DUNLAP, Administrator.
_April 30, 1810 Ay Rl
: U R S//]’i ol
,_\ LOT of Land pleasantly
¢ % fitnated on t};’é south fide of Broad
ftreet—apply to ./. JOSIAH GAINS
May 8 T e )
B T T
o Fames Oal3 FREEMAN, Efg
Liier k of //bf’ f"\»_;‘p‘-‘ietar; of hand'im'c/l,i
W E “the- subscribers, Pro-
V.V prictors and/owners. of more than
ane fixtegnth part of the undivided lands in.
the town{lip of SANDWICH, in the county
of Strafford and State of New Hampthire
~requcht you to call a mgeting ofifaid pro
prickors, to be holden at the house of John
Pu iﬁ%ﬁon, Inn holder in said Sandwich, on
the last Wednesday of May next, at ten of
He clock; A. M., for the followieg purposes,
W oWit— R iy
/" 'Fo “choose 'a Moderator—to choose a
{;‘{'Pro_p’ticto‘rs«\(;@;r/k who :‘ﬂmll»r:‘_ﬁ_‘dc in the
town of Sandwich—also to choose agents
_sor ascertaining the lands belonging to said
_proprietors and making disposition thereof,
~snd oftheir other property as may be
thought belt, and to tranfac such other bu
siness as-the proprictors when met shall
~think proper, N FOLSOM, = -~
.C“—(f zf LR : Jf ,111‘ 44 &?Mﬁ g
o s NICHGHRS Mlm&} ;
. State of New HamipfbiresiDee. 13. 18¢9 -
x Pﬁﬁuanttm request
fheproprictors aforelaid are. potificd; to
et as the time.and place and for the pors
“polgs ther@immenticned, 00 s
L3R G PRURMIAN, Frubabeh
AW R TR T s T D gßy
Yv. I Gooas & Groceries.
SAMUEL MARSHALL,
N O. "2, Market.ftreet, one
- L. W -door north of Mr, Charies lappan’s |
Bookflore, offers for sale a complete affurt- |
ment W. L GOOD‘§ and GROCERIES, of 1
‘the very best quality— Among which are '
the following articles, via, A : : i
Hyfoa, == 9 rr - oho B
Young Hyfon, | EAS, ‘
Hyfon Skin, I Warrantd of the
Souchong, and e bc’ﬂ dalit
Bohea %] J QAR x
: 5 ALSD, ;
Rice ; Cotton ; Flour; Rai
fine; Gin; Brandy; Rum; Molafes; Mal
aga Wine ;5 Harris’ best manufa@tured To
bacco ; Loaf and Lump Sugar ; Chocolate;
Cotton and Wool Cards ; Mould and dipt
Candies; Boxes Wind{or Soap; Bed Cords}
Starch ; Ciflia; Nutmegs; Mace: Cloves;
Ginger ; Boston and Newbury Souff ; Pep-’
per ; Cayeane ; Alifpice; Coffce; Spanith,
Spanish Fioat and spanifth lump ludige;
Oatmeal 5 a fcw hoxes excellent Havanah
Sugars ; Sweet Oil in flutks 3 Corn Broams;
Sulpher ; Roll Brimflone ; Logwood ; Red
wood ; Fuftick; Aflum ; Copperas ; Sakt
Petre 5 Fresh Lemons, &c &c S
All the above articles, he war
rants to de of the very belt quainty, and as
they are ali new goods ke flutiers himfelf
they will give general fatisfacrion. ‘
Should any person be pleased
to favor him with their. cufiom snd after
trial of the articles; find them not to be so
good as recommended, he will take them
baek and return their money. May 8.
Isaac Waldron jun
H4S FOR SALE
250 bbls. frefh fuperfine Flour.
sodo fine do, May 8.
e&A s g
- REMQOVAL. |
Nath’l Adams, Jr
% >
3 i AS Removed to the Store
i on the Parade, lately | occupied by
Maj. Larkin, where be has for sale, a gene
ral assortment of
W. I Gooads & Groceres,
Of the best qualities and at the loweldi prices
—A!fo 2000 bufhicls good Yeliow CORN:
Msay’'B Vi
" FOR SALE BY. ‘
W.B. Nerton & Co.
Y
Now landing frem [ch. Deve,
310 bbls. fuperfine FLCUR,
6o half do, do.
-ALSO—IN STORE, _
1000 bushels CORN.
100 reams Wrapping Paper.
May 8
, PENMANSHIP.
SHOULD fuflicient encour
agement be given the f{ubfcuber in
te-ds opening a writing School, at some
convenient place in town. in-which, he will
inltru@ the. Art of Writing {yflematically.
His method will be, to lcarn to write by
rule and enable those of a ﬁm‘BQ'E age, who
mey attend bis inffru@ion tc write with a
considerable degree of elegance and eafz, after
attending ‘twenty four leflons of one bour each.
Nothing need be said o proof of the pret
erence of thiss mode of Writing, to acquire
a pand and fathionable handin a very thort’
time,but that it is approved and recommend.
‘ed by many of the firft literary chara&ers.
As to his gnalification to infirucl| he wouid
not introduce himfelf, by koafting of a
bundle of * Rci‘.nmmcrgiaﬁons from the
firft chara®ers in the United States,” but
thould any after having paid due attention,
find it to answer o 0 valuable purpose, they
wil! not be fonfidered under obligation to
PR¥siaae : : G .
Ladies end others.who wish te
arquirﬁ‘/a valuable accomplishment, so write
gracefully, withc a small expenle, and in a
short time, will find it an obje& toimprove
the present opportunity. J:BLAKE:
Those whe may be disposed
to favor Mr ‘Blake with their patronage
are requested to leave their names at Mro
Tappan's Book:ftore, where the conditions
‘may be known, . May 3.,
State of Neavhampfhire,— Chelhire []
TOTICE is here 'y given to the ponrefi®
h dent owners of land in the town of
MARLBOROUGH, in the said county who
have not paid their taxes for the year 18c9
«—that unless they previously pay the fame
_to me, {o- much of said tand as will pay the
fame and all legal charges will be {old at
public vendue at the house of Joseph taf
kell, lanhelder in said Marlborough, on
Monday the sixteenth-day of July next, at
-ten o'clock in the forengon. o k}
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: DANIEL CUl'TlNGColle&tor.
-+ 'Maribarongh, April'24 810" :
Aux Amateurs de la. Langue !
5 . Prapeaife i 1
LE ]nurpalA'Fram\pife,_ conpu ‘le t_i\trc\ de !
A 4 I'Hémifybére, parasit tousles Sapredis
~au foir a Philadelphie, en _brochure de 16 -
pages, fur deux colonties, ingrand offavo, im
primé avec de trés beaux caractéres ;3 et il
est conduit avec foin ¢t impartiaiito,
. L’Hémifphére {e bone i publicr des faits,
et i des afticles les plus intéreflans, 9infi que,
le prouve les puméros déja publids | lefquels
font dépofés au Bureau de¢ cetaFeuilic, on
~ les Amateurs dcala-fLangu%\Fr'mifk pour
~_ront s’ahonner. ~ Ils font ’lﬁ"{‘ég n rutie, de
s'y adrefler incéﬂ%ix;imgm,_(aﬁg;ew‘\ donner
Jeur appui 4 un Journal qut 3 betfein d'ens
_couragement. e prix de 'abon pement ¢t
‘de Dix Pialtres payables dlavar ¢o 7 "
1. Plitaoephic, Yer Avril, %L'“Wm S
IN«, purfuancg;* of 4 licence
from the Judge of Probate; in aond for -
the county of Strafforel, at the dwellings
house of Capt. Samuel French, ia Gilman- |
ton, in said County, on the firlt Monday of
Juir€ n-xt, at ten o'clock i-ahe forenaon, a
FARM belonging to the Effte of Fofeph
Badger, E{q dccealcd; covai g about rwo
hundred and twenty or thirty acres, with
fcventy or cighty andcr improvement, the
remainder 1s covered with a handsome
growth of hard wood angd pine timber,—
said farm is one of the best in the town. of -
Gilmanton, and has geverally been kno—a’
by the name of the Bean farm, apd will be
fold m whole or in part as will best fuic
purchafers.~~Conditions wiil be made
known at time and place \
N WILLIAM BADGER, Adminiflrator.
Gilmanton April 26, 1810
A Dwelling-House. ‘
"!“O be let and entered upon
3 immeaiately a 2 very convenient
Dwelling House, out houses and Carden,
situated in Danic!- fireet, lately occupicd by
S:amuel Chauncy. Efg. For terms apply to
Timoruvy Upnam, next doortothe Fire &
Marine Insurance Office. Portsmouth—or
to the subscriber in Burham.
Durham. May ro. Andrew szpjbm
Interesting Work.
THE subscriber is now putting to press
and will ‘pubiitoin abouc fifty days,
a Volume, cntitled the
Maffuchufetts Miljitia Reporter :
: INCLUDING 4
1. Capt. JOSEPH LORING, JuN’s Tyial,
on the charges of Gen. Winslow ;
2 Bis second Trial, on the charces of
Capt. Charles Davis. as a Laght Infantry Of
ficer, on a Commiflion he never accepted,
with papers relative to bis discharge by the |
Legiflatore and Executive. -
3. Capt. AMOS BINNEY’s Zvial for dis
obeying the orders of M«jor (4fased.
4. Capt. THOM4S HOWE’s Tvial, on
charges for disobeying Daniel Meffenger,Efq.
as a legal Major of Light Infantry.
TRHE WHOLE FROM :
- AUTHE 'IC DOCUMENTS, ]
for the icform:tion of the officers of the
Mi'itia of Mafl:ehuofetis.
: GONDITIONS ;
It will be pubiifhed on good type and
paper, of Bvo. fize,and compriie upwards of
400 pages.
To be bound in boards and felivered to
subscribers at one dollar per volume -
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_S;]ﬁtcm&m, A D ;309. ‘
HUMB .Y SHEW. ‘_;
g ‘ig ANNAH PAINE, late of
L Pemiioke.in fard County that the
was lawfully married at Chester, in said
county, on the fourteenth day of May, in
the year of ous Lord, one thousand seven
bundred and ninety seven, to Benjamin
Paine, late of Pembroke, aforefaid, Cord
wainer, and the said Hannah further shews
that the said Benjamin Paipe, not regarding
the marriage covenant aforefaid made be
tween them the said Benjamin and Hannzh
as aforclaid, not having the fear of God
before him, has 2t various times at Con
cord, in said ceunty, committed adultery
with one or more persons = Aifo said Han
nzh further represents that the said Bipja
min Paine has exercised such extreme cruy
elty towards ber, the said Hannah 25 to
render her life {a intolerable thaz it is im«
poflible for her to live with the said Benja
min any longer.~-The said Hannah there
fore prays that the bonds of Matrimony
between them. the said Benjamin and Han
nah, may be diflolved, and that the may he
Teftered to such part of her property and
that of the said Berjomin as. all circumftas
ccs du'y considered; this honorable cours
may thiok jult. - HANNAH PAINE.
Rockingbam [f— Superior Court, Feb Term 1810,
ORDERED by the Court that the peti
tioner notify the said Berjomin Paine to ap
pear - before the Jaftices of the Superies
Court of Judicature to be holden at Exeter,
within and for the couity of Rockingham;on
the third Tuelday of Ssptembermext to shew
canfe if any he have why the prayer of fidr
petition thould not be granted by causing
said petition and order of Court theteon te
be publithed three weeks fucccilively i the
New-Hampshire Gazette and- Repertory..
the last publication whereof to be fix weeks
bcfore said term. . ¢ : e, iy
oo cAaseflt N THs. ADAMS, Clerk. .
~ Copy examined by NaTn'r. doams, Clerk.
Propojal for publifbing by Subferiptiorhy:
A Candid Review
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v | THE WHOLE BEING A :
DOCTRINAL CONTROVERSY
: Y PETWEEN THE. = R
Hopkintonian and the Univerfalift.
Begun on the part of the Unpiverfalitby E
Paine and H Batrow, and continued on.
the part of the Hopkintonian By the Rev
Isaac Rosinson A M of Stoddard, N H.
And now further continued on the part of
the Univerfalift, ‘ b :
‘By HOSEA BALLOU, cf Portfmonth ~.1
Y ¥egye fuy the wway of the Lord is not equal” -
5 ’ S Baekiel,
& How are the things of &Guyﬁ,«n&éd out /
bogw ave bis bidden things frugbtup Y—Qbadiah
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