The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-10-30 00:00:00, page 1

New Fall GOODS, l
X %
& .° ' SUST RECEIVED,
“And this day opening at
DRAPER’s
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Very extensive variety of SEA
SONABLE GOODS, received
¥ the latest arrivals at Boston—among
aviich 5” s b, -9
~ Anelegant variety fancy Mafkns ;
% and § plain leno do. some very fice;
% and 5 color’d and whire Cambricks ;
b!k white and color’d [talianCrapes ;
% and £ twill’d Corton Shawls ; -
India black Sar{nets and Luoftrings ;5
+ and London twilled Prints; .~
A great variety of dark and light Cali
coes ; 34 B
Plain & fig’d book & jaconet Muslins ;
Cambrick and common Dimotics ;
+ and % light and dark Gianghams ;
Variety light & dark Hamilton Cords;
< and % British Shirting Cottons 5
3, % and 4 Colerain Cottons ; ‘
Thread & cotton Laces andEdgings’;
Crimfon,brown & slate twill’dSarfnets;
Figur’d {ilk and cotton lace Armlets ;'
"Twilled Fancies, 2 new article ; |
Farniture Chintzes and Copperplates;
Remarkably cheap Ginghams & Caii
coes ; . j sl
Italian blk. and color’d Sewing Siiks ;
Bik. blue, grey, mix’d & drab double
Anilled Caflimeres, of belt gnality ;
An elegant variety fancy Velting 5
Grey mix’d & blue worsted Webbing ;-
Bik. and olive Velvets of belt quzlity ;-
- Olive and blk. Thickfetrs of d 0.3 -
Berlin' Cords and low priced “Cafli-
AeYes s . i
Fawn, black. {late, green. crimson and
. {carlet Bombazetts ; Wildbores :
% 5 H 55% and 52 cotton Dia
pers ;. . %
Black and colored tabby Velvets s
Woaolen Cords, silver ditto; -+
Ladies and _gentlemen’s worlted and
cotton-Hose 5 ' :
%y % and § black Cambricke3 =~ °
Black and eslored silk Veivets; s
Cotron Umbrellas ; P
Ruffels, Callimangoes and Durants 3
"Brown Linens, some very fine ;
Coat and velt Buttons of a superior -
©_ qualitys o
Englith & Arrericat Checks & Stripes;
Providence Bed Tick and Sheetings ;
Bandanna and Madrafs Hkfs 5
Varisty Straw Bonnets of the newélt
LE R e e
1} large 'fufﬁly ‘lndia Cottons§
A fﬂﬁf?er fuopply Kidderminfter
- CARPETINGS 3 Venetian
Stair do. &c. &c &c. Sept. 25.
... Second Edition of
- Practical Arithmetic.'
=ERIR _PRICE 3O CENTS, : :
o Sufl publifped and forfale at . .
“TAPPAN’s BOQKSTORE,
5 ' Mtrk?‘Sﬁ*é&;ﬁPbﬂfmo;ﬂb.
i A SHORT {yltem of Pradtical Arithmetic,
-A 3 comptied . from the belt zuthnriry ;
with demoyiftrations of the rules—To which
. i 3 anpexed a short plan of Book Keering.
" "The whole designed for the ufc of Schools
. by William Kinné; 4 M. e
RecommenDaTlONs.—Having inspected
the ¢ Short system of Fradlical ‘Arithmetic,’
we are of epinion that it will be found an
ufeful -afliftant in our Schools; and fin
cerely wilh 'Eit the author may be re
Wwarded by mecting with due éncoura gement
r - SAMUEL MOODY, _
‘ JOHN SEWALL
' i E GILLET, A
. 'SAMUEL S WHLDE
Hallowell, Augnft 1810 - _
" “The undersigned -having examined . ¢.4 -
Short System of Pradtical Ariciimetic,’ are
. of opiniopthat the werk is exccured with
tkill and judgment %l;%willl prove a valuable
- afliifant to theiaftru@ors and students of
our schools and academies—& we sincerely
with the author may be rémunerdted for
his labor by a rapid sale ot the work
iy " " . DANIEL CONY;.
= e it DANIEL STONE; ./
g e ’ IR T *"’V’l\{; 'BR“OO‘KS;"# 50
oAL eIR Y SEWARL 1
Avgufta, gog. 1810, ]
- §5 The extensive circulation and rapid .
falc of this work, (the whole of the firft ediy
aioa, baving been disposed of the Jaft year)
are fufficient rest monials ofthe high <l,egim 'i
tion i which it is held by the public. Such
2 plaia, concise; ‘comprebienfive; and at the
fametime, shegp fyflem of Asithuieric, w 35
_~very much necded jn s:@i‘&; and the fge~.
~ quent calls for i, thew chat it [&s no ades
guatefublitate, " g Sept 4]
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[ No. 48,—~Vor. LV.]
PORTSMOUTH : ( Nf_f’-Haur:azxx} PusLisHED BY W Il’ééks—--,-?v{mru To THe STATE, 4ixp Px’in;;ﬁa;-rna LA‘&'bao—;:;:U;f;;;L:v:;~
FALL GOODS. |
W* Jones, ir..
VV> Jones, Jr.
‘ ; a
HAS just received from
5 B Bollon, 14 packages freth import
<
- PIECE GOODS,
Making an excelient afiortment of the fol
lowing articles—-¥IZ : :
3y g+ and 2 blk. Iralian Crapes ;
Canton Crapes of every fafhionable
color ; S I
Plain and plaid Iralian 20d Caatoen i
»silks for gowns and pelifes ; |
Bik. double Sarfoets and Luflrings = |
3 White double Sarfoets;
4 and 7 Elegant Shawls ;
Buff, drab and white Italian long Kid
- Gloves ; ‘
Anelegant aflortment fancy Muslins ; |
Silk Malabas plaids for gowns ; |
Spotted and plain Bombazetts.;
Bik. and aflorted Sewing Silks ;
Hamilton Cords ;: Ginghams ; = -
Calicoes 3 Black Cambrics ; Dimities;
Embos’d . Cambrics ; \,
Tabby Velvets ; =~ _ l
Rumfy Calimancos 'and Wikibores 3 |
Cotton Cambrics, all widths } |
Printed and plain Cotton Laceg,from
Veltings ; Peliffe Flagpnels ;) " ’
420 cts. to 7/6 yd. ;. ik
£ Embofs’d Shawis; Milliners ;-
Cotton Sewings : Tapes; Fins;
Blk. Worlted and Sil¥¢ Hofiry ;
.Brown Hollands ;
Low pric’d Pocket _Ht’ﬁifs : < e
3 7, and £ Colerain; COtion Shirt
ings ; Cap Wire; i
1 case Straw Hats and’ Bhnets ;
Straw trimmings ; g
Cotton Umbzellas; = § . .
Baizes and Flannsals ; Serges; I
Blue Forest and Broad Cloths; - |
Low priced c¢rab Kerfeys ; <
Coat ani vest Buttons 3 .. :
"1 eafz eontaining 4 Inifh Sheetings §
sod o Sand § Linen Diapers ; ‘
Tahle Cloths from g- to- o 3., :
F i 4 Irish. Lineo. of an excellent
e RRANEY 8 s v
L'ngce ar}:r’ ?nlnﬁed Bed Lace &c.
. - INDIA-GOODS. _
. Fine ' ana common Long Cloths for
- vfheeting ; 2ohvd
Fine Shirting Baftas s
f Common Cottons, all prices; £
‘Bandanoes 4 - Very fine Company
Flagg “and bar’ad Sitk - Hekfs. .t~ |
} Floor and Stair Carpetings,
I. forne of a mew pattern. Sept./25. -
e e AT
. Stone Cutting. -
| QMITH & TREAT, have
3 _7jult received a new aflortment of Mar
ble, {uitable for Building stones, Grave and
~Tomb-ftoncs, and a number of Soap-stone
Backlogs—and keep constantly for faie at
their thop, on the corner of Vauglien street |
and Deer ftrect, a complete assortment of
Free stone hearths ditd jambs, clonded Mar--
ble ditto—Slate Grave Stones of all sizes,
Paint Mills, Paint Stones and Mullers—&
many other articles in their line. All orders
will be executed with neatness a2nd dispatch
“at the¥ lowest 'rate, for Cash or approved
| credit, and every favdr gratefully acknowl
i edged - ___ December, 19, 1809.
- Dye-Stuff Store.
Hall & Weld,
' NEAR THE MARKET, BOSTON,
JNFORM ' Clothier’s _and
- A others that they keep eonftantly for sale |
every article of DYE STUFF, now in use,
wlth CIfOTHIE’RS’"TOOLS of every kind, -
Dealers in Dye-Stuffs will
k find i 4 to théir advartage'tocall at the above
- Store, where none but the best of articles
wiﬂ’z‘c foid and at the lowest price. =~
Ddflon, Augaltsfro. am
* |FACTORY GOOD 3.
- "Stephen Hardy, = ~
A‘»GENTJm\\ one of Provi
& dence Cotton Fa&tories, offers for
sale; Cotton Sheeting ; Shirting s Ginghams ;
Checks and Stripes « Bcdti&iﬁg'; Warp
[" and Filling Yarn ; Stocking do; colored
Sswings, &e st Faclory plices. 0@ 25
- Fewelry, &c. as usual,
STEPHFN HARDY contin’
- KJ ves the Jewelry and Silver Business as
P L e e L R ey
vAL persons having _de.
JAMES H. McCLARY, -
Jate-of Evfom, in the county of Rock.
ingham, Esquire, deceased, are desired
0. prefant them to the fubferiber, Ad.
| SOErRy SonGo Al apd p 3 i
mwéﬁmﬁ
&Tﬁm paymentto . 7
f@’f%«%*%%%m;
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, ißioo.
Llegant Patterns
F OR working Gowns,Veils;
Caps. Handkertbiefs, Borders, Trim
mings, Shirtees; Habits,Jadifpenfables, work
Baskets, &c. of the latest tathiouns, just re
ceived by the Galen from london, at the
Boaekftore of e
. Co PEmeE.
These patterns .will be let in the fame
manuner as in Dofton and Philadeiphia each
pattern 6 cents a day which iz fuflicient
time to take a copy‘}gf it. Ladies will
picafe to call and mak thmet oi such pat
terns as they may wat, WWe shall be ca
wliing to {end the whole ot of the Store
4t once, 23 it would disappoint others who
may call while they are absent.
C. PEIRCE has also just received a large
aflortment of elegant emboflcd and plain
Drawing Papers; Letter Papers of various
qualities ; Paint Boxes and Bruthes ; Patats
and Cha'ks Dutch Quills; ready made
P¢ns ; elcgant Pocket “Bibles in 2 and in /!
vol; a few drawi g Books; Ladies’ M
feumsand Magazinéw ; European Magaziges
for 1809, and to July 18.0; a few ladies
handsome Pocket Books O&. 16.
- Henry Goddard, | -
«Has for sale, just receive
BEST London White L¢ad ;
Whiting ; Spruce Yellow ; Pate t"Y?-
low; Spanifhßrown; Spirits of Turgentine
and Linseed Oil
Philadelphia Harness and ,Skirtir%t and
black and russet Bridle 1 EATHER | .
Also—A large assortment of Hf RD
WA4 R E—~confifting partly as tollow:
Swedes and Ruilia Steel ‘
7 by 9. 8 by 10 & 6 by 8 Window CGlafs
6d, Bd, Icd and zod fine wroughtNAlLS
No rand 3 l:on Shovels; Fr'inpg Pans; -
~Sad Irons%; 14 az'!‘a;:ksé&c X "
White, biack and bugk handle Knives and
Forks all prices and Ip{v charged '
An assortment: Cummode Handless Rose
‘Handles ; Drawer Knobs ; Drawer licks ;
Card Table and Portable Desk Hingesy Ta
bie Hinges; Butt Hinges and Screws
Brass & common & Notfolk Thumb Latcl:es
Koitting Pins, pound Pins, buadle Plas
and Ncedles X 1
.. Iron Wire all sizes from Mo rto 19 |
* Plated and brass Knobs; Cloak Pins:
“Brass Cocks.—Shoe Brushes, Paint Brushes;
Quaker Horse Brufbes :
Handsaw and Mill- Files, various sizes,
common and cast f{teel , b
Pciham and Snaffle Bitsg Flatf¢rs, Tnlets
and SaddlersPrath-~ = = ‘
Best quality Pomacé and Rotten Stone
Brass and japan’d Candlesticks 2nd Lan.ps
Newest tathion gilt frame Looking Glafles
Also—daily expecied from Bristol,
Firlt quality blifter’d and c;ﬂ Steel
Sheet Lead —Sad Iron’s-‘éßrafs Kettles
afiorted—Sßheet Iron thin, migdling & thick
—Linen and woolen Web—Tea Pots-~
‘Warming Pans,and common /& cross Tin—
Which with Goods before ot band, confli
tute as. great a varicty as have been for sale
- at any former period * October 23
0. FORSALE. -
A GOOD family Horse,
A Saddle Bridle, and Side Saddle~-and
a good second hand CHAISE newly repair
ed, together or.{cparate—engyire of the printer.
October 16. o 0 ;
State of Newhampfbire—Strafford [f.
N OTICE is héreby giver to the non re
‘ fidents and owtiers of ht;;d in OSSIPEE
who have not paid their highway, school,
town and couniy taxes for the ycar 1810,
that so much of their lands as will pay
said taxes, together with in‘g‘i’dcntal ,cha'r_gcs,
will be fold at public vendue, to the high
est bidder, at the dwelling house of Capt.
Jacob Brown, in said town, on the ¢ighth
day of January next, at ten of the clock in
the forencon. unless prevented by previous
payment to me the fubferiber.
d<%2 g C 5 C
Fohn Glidden 13 200 160 30 25 10
Jobn Rindge 19 212 200 60,50 20
George Fffiry 38 400 250 7563 25
Tho’s Packer 1 380 250 75 63 25
Jobn Myffet§pd. 31 500 312 94 78 31
A"'T%"m"f‘,,.. 7 59 §0 1513 5§
W.W Blaifdell3s o 8 5 15 13 5
Land in the §32 100 50 15 13 . §
‘IOO acre lots {94‘ 86 3400 % 3
ﬁ 97 000 40,15 18§
T kRS BE 9 hgu a s
el Ae 45 8.6
R 0 AT B G g
sARSI g ARy
e L e oB T g
S eRr BLD
N Paamid e
SRR e s Cpe Moo, M B e
U e e o
ta DOA S L ANOL ARG S 0 Vg TR
Cicaeh AT e 35 884
CoE NG aIN 0. 150 §
T g 6 vop 2§ 86 3
e il 3 8 6 e
Cdat Rey 100 ‘25 819
' Lots on Conway road. .~
R R T
el L
. ELIPHALET SIAS, Collector.
WM%&”P’E' NG e
. ?
James Rundlet;
HAS just received per the
| fliip< Anne and O&avia from Liver
pool, a large supply of
Fall & Winter G-ods,
which are now opening and will be fold at 3
small advance by wholesale and retail” :
An elcgant assortment of
- Floor and Stair CARPELVING at reduced
prices O&ober 23
- Water Elevator.:
THE Subscriber refpectful:
A lyioforins the public, that the patent
right of this valuahle invention. having been
conveyed to him by the Proprietor for the
county of Rockingham and town of Dover,
he offcrs the fame for sale to towns or indi
viduals ! ' _
The objeét of this invention is to elevate
the water to any desired height from a welil
or fountain for purposes required for pub
lic or private use, with muchefs power or
force than any other engine hithertoinvent
ed, to raise thz fame quantity of water—The
utility, convenience and small expence will
no doubt be an ohiec to purchasers
Any gentleman may {ce one in cperation,
and the priociples fairly displayed, by call
ing at the fubferibers thop in Buck-ftrect,
~ BENJAMIN EVANS:
~ Oc&ober 23 , i e
State of Newhamplhire.——Coor [
NOTICE is hereby given to the
proprictors and owners of land
in the towns of Success, Cambridge,
Dixville, Wisdflow’s location, Bar
ker’s do, Warner’s do, Atkinson
Hale’s and others do, Furnice’s do,
Samuel Sherburne and alias do, and
Ringe’s avd Peirce’s do, all in the
county of Coos aforefaid, that the un.
derfigned Sheriff .of said county hath
received extents from the Treasurer
of said county, for the colle@ions of
county taxes for the year 1809, an
thorifing and commanding. him, the
Sheriff, 1o colle® from the several
towns and locations severally, viz.
; Erom the town of Succgfs D2B 83
Combridge do D 23 68 Dixville do 18 8%
Windflow’s location 2 89 Baskersdo S 77
Warner's do 5 19 Atkinson Hale's :
Furnice's do i 36 & others dy } 173
flale’s do 480 8 Sherburne 28
Ringes & Peirce’s doy 88 and alias do }2 ;
Therefore so much of said towns
and locations as will pay said taxes,
with incidental charges, will be fold at
public vencdue to the highest bidder at
the dwelling-house of Reuben Ste
phenson, inn-hodder in Lancaster, in
said county, on Wednefcay the 26th
day of Decembeér next, at ten o’clock;
A. M. unless prevented by previous
payment to me the subscriber.
- "LEVI WILLARD, Sheriff
___O_é_t_'gller ¢th, ißio.. .«
W‘HE'REAS my wife LOIS
~ bas absconded from my dwel
ling bouse, where she was decently
provided for and has squandered my
estate, and has otherwise behaved in
‘a scandalous and unbecoming man
ner, this is therefore to forbid all per
sons from harboring or trusting her
as 1 am determined not to pay any
debts shat she may contraé after this
date. -~ EBENz JACKSON.
Septly vl - (023)
‘ - From a late London Paper.
STATE OF COMMERCE.
_As tlhte failures that have lately
taken place among mercantile men;
continue to be the fuhjed of general
intere@-and conversation, we conceive
we shall not be performing an useless
task, if we endeavor to trace these
‘failures to their source : by so dojng;
we shall perhaps be able to form an
accurate judgment of their impor
“tance .to the general interest of the
COMMUANY., "~ i en gt i Ly
Notwith@anding all the efforts. of
‘the enemy to obfiru&t the commerce
“of Great- Britain, her imports and ex.
potts have gone on, progressively ia
_créafing, to an amount altogether
unprecedented ; an amiount that has
been the boast of h‘i&%‘mﬂjgﬁy?sjlht'pif
ters ; as joftifying the. policy of their
totincils, the wonaer of the opposition;
‘who predicted the annihilation of our
;cgﬁ&m; as the inevitable result of
‘thefe - councils ; and the difappoint
‘ment of Bogaparte, who finds the in
‘genuity of his subjects is an overmiatch
for his. authoricy 3 that their tieceli
W&iﬁ% of . decrees,
: ‘W* T e :lw‘: Sant il
‘nation, bas of late had greater feope
“than ever—n greatet proportion of
[TWO DOLLS. PER 2VNUL]
our commerce having been forced ant
l'nﬁits regular channels, and bec me of
a {peculative defeription,fin g Ga
quence of those revolutions which
have subverted the eltablifhe? ardoy
of things. and interrupted the ordinay
ry commercial relations in »lmoft eve
ry country in Europe. The prefic
made. by the firft aiventurers in aay
new line of bufine(s, penerally en
courages both them and others to pura
: sue i,t ¥l more laspngl, +itt r}umﬁ
ket becomes overlincked;~ and the
trade instead of continving to affard
a profic is attended with heavy losses,
This has been the ease for {fome time -
palt, with many leading branches of
that commerce in which fpecuiative
men ar: enpaged : and we have enly
to examine into the fact to be fatisfied *
of the truth of this remark
If we turn our eyes to the Baltic
trade, we shall find that the eagerness -
of commercial men to lodge a lirge
quantity of British muanufz&ures and
produce in the ports of ! uffiz and.
Prussia, while they were yet open for .
their reception, and to secure an ade
quate fiipply, of hemp, tallow, and
other commodities which we derive
from those countries in return, inducs
| ed theth to carry on this branch of
- comimerde last year, to an extent
- wholly without example. - The conse
quence of these excellive importations
“has been, that the prices of all those
- commodities, which had risen to a ve
1y great height, have experienced as
- rapid a decline ; and the ¥mporters
and speculators ether have their cap
} ital Rill locked up in them, or have
' fold them to very great disadvantage.
The trade to Heligoland formerly
’ took off a valt quantity of British
merchandize and colonial produce
% which were smuggled from thence in
i to the neighboring ports of the conti
nent - But Bonaparte, in orfer to put
: a stop to this traffic, eftablithed a new
' cordon of custom-house officers (dbuan
diers ) all ‘along the coast; and, al
though it may be presumed that they
. will not be more mcconuptible than
their predeceflors; yet the inhabitants
must have an opportunity of becom
ing acquainted with them, and feelidg
their puifes properly, before the trade
can go on as nfuak In the mean
time the imports have continued to
. such an excess, that a room 24 sect
| square, now rents at Heligoland for
one hundred guineas per month ; and
whole cargoes of goods are lying their
exposed to the weather, for want of
warehotfes to put them into. Under
these circumstances of a total ftagna
| tion of sales and want of returns, the
| parties concerned in this branch of
‘ ccommerce ate neceflarily in a Rate of
| much embarraiffment. Ve R
| 1f wé confider the Rate of Hafland,
| We find that two thiids of the funded
property. of thst country have been
! annthilated by Bomaparte. This loss
| falls chiefly tpon the merchants, who
. are great capitalists { and the reation
of such a blow neceflatily affe&@s the
Britith merchants with whom they aré
conne&ted. : . R
If we go farther to the. weltward,
we shall End that the desire of mak
| ing a provision of the commodities of
. Spain and Portugal, before the final
subjugation of that peninsula, has led
,to the fame consequence as in th- Bal
" tic trade. ‘The apprehension of our
being shortly deprived of any future
~ supply of the commodities of those
. countries, raised their value here.—
This tife occasioned extraordinary im
~ portations which increased the Rock:
- o hand {o as to lower the price again,
and to bring very heavy lofles on the
fpecilators. Forugzample, Spanith
'wool rose ‘to_\.r:‘x’;ogbqq ‘twenty fhil
~lings per pound, and is now not worth
~ore.than {rom eight to ten shillings
PRI Bt e e
. Nor have fpeculatiin to the foreign
‘olonies been mote produdtive than
those to the continent .of Europe.
| The markets in the Brazils, and the
| Spanish proviaces o South Américss
are completely overflocked with Brit
| il goods ; and all the late adventur
| ers to thole fetilements have been ve.
| £ loing conceros oth persons who.
| Domingo, with the aditional misfor
§ e DAL ERG, Pl e laipat Article.
k’ﬁwgwi'""é%
{ e ¢ e R
1 fold at all, mufl be {old at a ruinous
| ‘bas been sent to Martinique and Gua
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