The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-09-25 00:00:00, page 3

~ Oan Thur{day afternoon lagt, a tragi.
comic phenomenon was witneflzd in
this town. About § ¢’clock a sudden
and alarming extension of phiz was
observed among our g/l the religion and
zorality gentry, portending some dire
difalter. In a short time they were
observed with measured flep and Jlow
bending their way each to his home,
save a few who gathiered in-front of
the Insurance Office, to condole with
each other, on their woeful defeat in
the late ele@®ion. A few moments
noised abroad the cause of their dis
may and terror. Tue peorre had
chosen two of the republican candi.
dates to ‘reprefent them in the 12th
Congrels, while poor federalifn was’
lefv in the ditch. Alas! how i: their
« joy turned to mouraing ! <
The vi‘gilagt and intelligent caterers for.
the Oracle ave {o unforfunate as to have their
¢afual omissions attributed to design—Some
time since they publithed an account of the
detentionofthe thips Mars& Magnetby the Danes
--& availed themselves of the oceafion to rail
at us becaufle we had not publithed it firlk
—Nothiog bot French influence 2ou'd- so long
delay the publicity of accouvats of Dasifh
depredations—Since then, the Mars has
been rcleafed—but the Oracle folks fay
nothing about it—Now some wickedly in
fiouate that the accounts of the reaft of
vweflels oo the continenty and the detention of
them by our dear friends and protectors the
Britith, are designedly omitied—* No—nc—
.no"’—that cannot be —We will bet a bijiuit
against the best beaver which bas gifred pegs
by the unexpected result of the election, that
it is their inteation to givcﬁir aud impartial
flatements of every fadt coming to ¢heir
knowledge, whether France or England be
implicated. :
Among the American veflels detained at
Copenbagen, ‘we observe. the following :
Mars, Balch, of Portsmouth, cleared, to/ fail
Aug.s ; Magnet, Swett, do. waiting fep
“tence; Lydia, Crabtree, Portland do ; Co
. lambia, Sullivan, Keanebunk, do 3 :
Veflels Left-—At Demarara, July 10, John,
of Portsmouth, just discharged ; Paulina,
do. to fail in 3 days
The population of Providence; R, 1. by
the late cenfus,is g§soo. .
The Editor of ;xa-Ncwb_u{ypért “« Whig"™
comparexthe Janguage of the Federalists ref
pé&méggwaﬁgmpgﬁfé’ anc Rhede Island,
to that of the Irith Tar, who, for some of
fence was taken from on board a Briti%
man of war and committed to Newgate. On
entering the prison bis *“‘canfolation” way
—% By st, Patrick, I'm no worse off than I
A mechanic at Auglburg, name John
Frederic fiéi’mc,haﬂ claimed the premium of .
a million of Franks offered by Bonaparie to
the conftru@or of the belt machine: for
fpnning flax —Heins machine-is a felf op.
| COMMUNICATION. = =~
. An anonymous writer in a late Oracle,
‘attempts to notice a recent controversy be
“tween “ Mercator,” and onc whom e calls,
an “assumed. Mechnic” loficad of at.
tempting to vindicar¢ the caofe of the fed-.
eral merchants, by p candid reply ‘to “a
- mechanics” he cndepwo £ md-fh;fdg)
3eQ by fucering infnuations (contrary to ruth).
hat this g,g%,f:f' fecution, which has.
been”the chief subject of the above men
tioned controver(y, was fovnded by repub
icans. He fays, % the assumed Mechanic
would do well 10 porigier on the rwm%f:é
of persecution introduged by Thomas Jetfer-
Aon "I M. Jefferloia ever intsoduced any.
Auch fyltens. itis doknown to the writer of
RS R e B T et ~ﬁ': 28 ﬁ’k~s~ S LT
.ghis ;on the contrary h e thinks it easy to
PRI G R eTB R T SRN i g R A
prove that the birthia: *’ifgg g stem of
LA P S e ~ﬁ.m.., NL TR S e
Unexpected Result.”
Our brother of the Oracle has adopteda
caption so peculiarly appofitegto the ocea
fion, that we_ ca_nnot'forhcar,"o fa 7 imitde
ing him as to_copy.it.” We belicve the re
sult was indeed unespedted, 20d that few eq
tertained a hope®of deliveraace fiom the
fattious reprelentation. But Tae Prorre,
in their witdom {aw fit to prefer the Amer.
ican before all other governments, and ton
fide the guardianthipof their rights agd ia
terells to republicans. We may now expecét
the most bitter denuaciations agaifrt the
Jwinifb multitude, the ignorant rabble; who have
had the audacitg t 0 reject the taleuss, Feligion
and morality embodicd Ta the fedefal nomi
nation; for ,flupid democrats, who pay no
more refpe@ to bis majzfly thau to a lanatic.
S o ieadh DY AR R Y e
- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1810
BODBPOPOCO BB DD
- New-Hampjbire Eletion.
The retarns of ‘the votes from the
several towns i this State, for Repre
sentatives to the r2th Congress, have
been examined by the Governor and
Council. The votes for the fever:l.
candidates, legally returned, are as
follows : SiAga
RESHRRICAN, |lO L PADENAL. ..
Bartlett 11,558 | Sullivan 11,473
Dinfmeor 11,525 ‘ Fale 11,454
Hall . 1v390 | Vofe, 11,424
Harper n,3<‘>4l Blaifdell 11,412
Morrill. 11,368 | Wilson 11,207
Scattering oo a 3 %
Necessary to make a choice ﬂ',496
576 votzs were bff 1o the republican
ticket by the criminal carelessness of tonun-
Clerks, viz. Morrill 363, Bartl:tt 4,
Hall 92, Dinfmoor 17, Harper 101.—
Mefrs. Bartlett and Dinfmoor are
elefFzd—no choice for the other. three.—
Lhe fix bighsd on the lift muf} be. sent out
to the pegple, from whom to complete the
representation. These are Messrs. Hall
and Harper, republican ; and Mefrs.
Sullivan, Hale, Vise and Blaifdel, fede
ral. The eleltion will be held on the
Jfecond Tuesday of Marth nezt.
- woul W” 10 look @ lifile furtber BACK,
20d ponder upon the genuine [yflem of persecution,
adopled, aild puifued by the KNIGHTS of the
| cocxaDs, in tcrn‘_o"viingﬁdcﬁ'n. Whipple,
;_.Ga_rdgér@tqid Yeaton, Btlides many other
firm patriots of the revolution who were
[ appoa;a&e{g:‘by.WAsamd'rox,'and all for mo
‘ othérreafon than because they were firm re
| pablicans ;¥4ut this was no Pt fecution—>becaufe
| tbe * federalifts™ done it * Refpetling the ex
clusion of federalifis from the government
of the :town; be it known to ‘the Oracle
man, that it-would be well for wim to ponder
on some statements in the PoßTsmouTh
OracLE, previous to the election of town
. officers for that year (1809,) wherein the
republican mechanics and laborers, were
fhrca tened-with 2 perpetual non-employment aét
if they would be {o obflinate an to continue this
. “ MORTIFYING” pradlice, of voting agreea
i ble to their own inclinations 3 this was ser
' tainly 8O persecution ! ! But when the re
| publican mechanics (who would otherwise
| never have thought of it) indignantly re
. fented this outrage upon their right of fuf
. frage by excluding thele mea from being
| ‘their 7ulers and governors—-Perfecuiion ! is
' the cry becaule it was done by republicans.
| We might here refer to the exclusion of =l
| republicans from the municipal government
. of the towns of - Newburyport, Exeter and
| other'neighbaring towns, Previous to this
} conds& so much complained of in Portf
' movth’ _Butienoush has been’ said for the
| present, t.h/e inconfiltency of the Oracle gen
tleman is 2lready too obvious to escape no
l tice. The republican mechanics Bave no
objection ta some federalifts, to preside as
‘ but they never, will be driven to it by
town officers, on the contrary; they would
in many cases ‘be willing to vote for them,
threats, nor * booked by the nose”” The Oracle
_gentician feéms o - be~folld+of rapeagpd
“Ihe affumed-Mechanic,’? bis intention the’
writér-of this does not ¢xadtly under(rand,;
bat if he means qgain’ to insinuate that the
¢ Mechanic”. has * aflumed a name that
doeg not belong to him,” the public may be
affnared that he is a 7eal praéiitioner in mechan
_icarts, and if occasion should require it,
he is by no means ashamed of being kaswn.
If oa the contrary, he intends to throw any
_ridicule on the style of the mechanic, the
; mechanic is ready to acknowledge that be is
- Jar ks a master of the pen than of the ham
- mar—and though he has no pretentions to
literary fame yet if an enemy attcmpis to
CROAK “agaiaft the rights and privileges of
f any of his order, he can occasionally use
- either. . A MECHANIC.
Danish Captures.~When Congress,
to fecnre the future mercantile inter
eit, laid an embargo; the federal lead
ers told the merchants there was no
necessity for it, and that it was done
wiih the intention, not of benefitting,
bat of * defiroying commerce? The
merchants, who ought en this occa
sion to have fthewn a superiority of
judgment, believed it ; and by viola
tions, clamorcus opgofition, and pre
‘matare repeal, the measure was de
prived of “its efficacy. T
The merchants have lately 2{lem.
bled to petition Congress to pass some
laws in relation to their property fe
quettrated ty the Danes.—They bad
fair warning of the fitnation of the
world, before they sent their property
to sea; and they might with equal
propriety petition Congress to save
their veflels from the tornadoes and_
tempelts of the oczan, as from the
rapacity of the belligerents, by any
measure short of an embargo. Be
side, if the merchants would not ob
serve the laws pafl:d expressly for:
their advantage at a former ‘period,
what security is there that they will
regard those that may hercafter “be
made ? . [ Chronicle.
s MARRIED. e
In this town, yesterday morning, by the
Rev, Dr. Buckmanfter, the Hgn. WirLriam
EusTis, Secretary at War, to Miss Caro-
LiNE Lancpon, daughter of the late Hon.
Woodbury Langdon, of this town. - .
RO AP AT SAS A A e D G PSR XR T
Y
In Pott{grove (Penn) Aug. 31, Mr, WiL-
Liam Weeks, aged about 26, son of Benja
min Weeks Elq. of Gilmanton N. H.
In Gilmanton Hon. Thomas Co_n%f well
aged 64--a refpe@®able and valuable citizen,
and firm friend to his country and its gov
ernment.—lo New Ipswich, Hon. Ebenczer
Cbampncy aged 66 - 2k
- Dye-Stuff Store.
Hall & Weld,
NEAR THE MARKET, BOSTON,
INFORM Clethier’s and
others that they keep constantly for sale
every article of DYE STUFF, now in use,
with CLOTHIERS’ TOOLS of every kind.
Dealers 'in Dye-Stuffs will
find it to their advantage to call at the above
Stove, where fione but the best of articles.
will be fold and at the lowest price.
Boston, Auguftaßro.” i
- = A New Schoo/ Bock.
D OCTOR Mavor’s Sele&t
A Lives of Plutareh, containing the
most -illustrious charadters of Antiquity,
Scheols. . This volume contains 418 pages,
handsomely printed on good paper and well
M“ndhﬂticc 7/6- %Wfdwi%is ‘a biog
raphy of the lives and an account of the
deaths of jthe great Founders, Emperors,
Kinge and Nobles, of Rome, Greece &e.
as Romulus, Lycurgus, Numa; Solon, Them
istocles, Camilius, Pericles, Aleibiades, Tim
cleon. A ftides,. ”tw&eﬂm Pyrrhus,
Fumencs, Pompey, dlexander, Julivs Casar,
Demafthenes,’ Cicero; &o—For fule ar the
Wi g tore of C."PEIRCE, Portsmouth *
00l L sbone ity o
their ichools instead of much of the /oo song.
trafli of {maller Wfﬁ'm i Wf%
By the firft cogfier from Boftois
r.,_"; b wtﬂ bc’rcc c?‘\‘ea'a;%dgfor%.{f :";‘? ',
;r ~., “.CHEAP Césﬂgﬂl&ﬁ)
A Very extenlive variety of SEA.
: A SONABLE GOQDS, reccived
by the latest arrivals at Bolton—among
' which are : A e
"~ Anelegant variety fancy Muilins ;
7 and § plaid leno do. some very nice ;
% and color’d and white Cambricks ;
blk white and color’d Italian Crapes ;
% and £ twill’d Cotton Shawls ;
India black Sarfnets and Luflrings ;
+ and 7 Lendon twilled Prints §a.
A great variety of dark and light Cali.
- coes 3 e
Plain & fiz’d book & jaconet Muslins ;
Cambrick and common Dimoties ;.
g and % hght and dark Ginghams;
Vatiety light & dark Hamilton Cords;’
+ and £ British Shirting Cottons ;.
4. ¢ and 2 Colerain Cottons ; :
"T'bread & cotton Laces and Edgings ;
Crimfon,brown & {late twill’dSarfnets;
Frgur'd fi’k and cotron lace Armleis ;
Twilled Fancies, a new article ;. .
Furniture Chintzes and Copperplates;
Remarkably cheap Ginghams & Cali-
O ;
Italizn blk. and cales’d Sewing Silks s
Blk blae, grey, mix’d &drab double
< widled Caflimeres, of befl guality ;
"’hfnzig&gam variety fancy Ve?ling';
Grey mix’d & blue worsted Webbing ;
B.k. and olive Velvets of best quality 3
Olive'and blk. Thickiets of do. ;
Berlin Cords and low priced Caffi
meres ; ,
Fawn, black, {late, green, crimson and
scarlet Bombazetis ; Wildbores 3
b 53 H 552 and 22 cotton Dia
-pers | » 4
Black and colored tabby Velvets';
Woolen Cords, silver ditto;.
Ladies and gentlemen’s worlted and
cotiton Hof= s ~
% % and § black Cambricks; .
Black and colored silk Velvets;
Cotton Umbrellas ;, A
Ruffels, Callimancoes and Daorants § . |
Biown Linens, fore very finey
Coat and ve} Buttons of a superior
quality ; e L el 3
Englith & American Check: & Stripes;
Providence Bed Tick and. Sheetings ;
Bandanna and Madrafs Hkfs..; =~
Variety Straw Bonnets of the newest
thapess 7700
A lsrge {upply India Cottons ;3 =
A further supply Kiddermipller
CA RPETIQGS. 3 = Venetian
Stair do. &c. &e. &c. Sept. 25.
New Writing Baoks.
THE Analytical New inveptéd
2 Copy Books, on a plan never be
fore introduced in the United. States
of America, by James Carver, pro
feffor of penmanthip in the State of
Pennsylvania—Price g9d, at C.
PEIRCE’s Bookstore, Portsmouth.
; Also jufl received, -
A .great variety of plain Writing
Books, made from the belt of paper.
Philadelphia. Writing and Lefter
Papers. ; S
Accum’s Chemistry agd Analysis
of Minerals. Edinbu%"h fylkem of
Anatomy. Alibert on Malignant
Intermittents. Willan on Catapeous
Diseases.. Cooper’s and Dorsey’s
Dictionary of Pradtical Surgery,2vols.
Rush’s. Works, 4 vols. new editicn.
Bell’s (John) Surgery and Anatomy.
Hooper’s Medical Dicionary. Nu
gent’s new Pocket Diionary of the
French and English Languages. Tar
dy’s New French Pronounging Dic
tionary. Boyer’s French -and Eng
lith Di&ionary, Ainfworth’s Latin
and Englith Di&ionary. = Mair’s, Ty
ro’s and Entiek’s Latin and English
Didionaries. Walker’s, Perry’s, John
son’s, Sheridan’s, and Webster’s Eng.
lifh Diftionaries. Lempriere’s Clafhi-.
cal Dictionary, containing a copious
account of all the proper Names,
mentioned in ancient anthors, &c.
__The above books for sale, at the
Philadelphia prices, at the. Bookstore
ot C. PEIRCE, Portsmouth. = .
State of New Hamp/bire. Hil‘l/bawugbi
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-resi
dent proprictors and owners of land:in
the town of SHARON, in fsid céuaty, who
have not paid their town, highway. county
and school taxes for the year 1809—that so
much of their land as will pay the fame with
incidental charges, will be fold at public
vendue to the highelt bidder, at the. house
of Benjamen Russell, in said Sharon, on Mon
day the févenreenthiday of December pext,
at eleven o’clock A, M. on said day, uniefs
prevenied by previous payment. ©
s PN ZE e
' PRV TR
A IR SR R
?ﬂ;‘f”ﬂe;r%t;m’..; e R
vicht of Fobn Pen-§ - - 7
bﬁ‘lm{?z"a;pway 300 § 30 80752 934 81
D Nab T Hotmes .0 "0 bse
...+ FRANCIS CRAGIN, ColleZor.
= Shee. Begh ARG O T
W-A NTED wzmmcd!ateiy,
a,gt ‘- ‘ 'W“;ad‘gfwg‘ Xy ﬁotims of
Apc as apprentices to the Painting bufinels
—those o have s genivs for puating will
oU g 0
oo UUHENRY BUFIOKD,
LRIk ata T
. Fuft received by
Peirce & Hubbard,
At their flore Market flrect, :
AN additional assortment of
DRUGS & MEDICINES, -
together with Teas, Wines, Spices, Rum,
Brandy, Gin, Figs, Raisins, Currants, ‘Tam
arinds, &e. Also on conlignmept” from
Philadelphia, bet WRITING and LET {ER
PAPERS, MEDICAL & SCHOOL BOOKS,
&C.-—Fotfale as above, C;mi'cr',s approved
Copy Books for fchools—2Price 12 cents fin-
B 0 sM Rl SR
E. M’REDING.
SHAVER, FASHIONABLE HAIR CUT
"~ TER AND DRE-SER.
Next door 1o the Portsmouth Bank,
. ! Ladd firees, )
‘Makes and has for sale WIGS, SCALPS,
BANDS, braided or plain, Sept. 254
- Military Goods.
" FOR S4LE BY :
- Nathaniel B. March,
At bis shop in Danicl firest nearly oppo-
Jire Mr. Charles Pierce’s Baok Store.
"NARTRIDGE Boxes and Belts,
C Bayonet Belts. Bayonet Sheaths,
Piitol cartridge Boxes, bearskin and
canvass Knapsacks, Priming Wires
and Brushes, Canteens, Gun-Slings,
brass mounted Holsters, black and
red morocco Sword Belts, white lea.
ther and web Sword Belts, Holster
Caps, and few brass mounted Swords.
e —ALSO—— -
- Hogfkin & common Saddles,
"p'!atcdu ~and common Bridles, plated
Collars and Martingills, plated and
brass meunted Chaise and Gig Har.
nefles, Portmanteaus & Saddle Bags,
Matraffes, Fire ‘Buckets, Halters
Trunks, Whips, &c. " "
N, B, Chaise trimmed and repaired |
at the fhortet notice. i&ﬂ 25,
TN SOR BALE,
AFARM in Lee, 15 miles
& M from Portsmouth, on the main.
road from Dutham toNorthwood,
half a mile from the tofipike, con
taining about g 5 dcres of good land
~houfe and barn .thereon—and a
good orchard. Said farm is well
wooded and ®atered; has a gever fail.
ter handy to the houfe,—For rerms
~ EPHRAIM DOCKHAM, or |
- .JONA. DOCKHAM.
:8! et ag; i a G geTlre
&*% ﬁ%mw&ﬁ 333 ¢ _
ROP FROST, late of Lee, decesfe®, arc
formiat 1o thedublonibet - Séninileatre
gmmWﬁWj
mediste payment. ~ SALLY FROST. |
'»zrfm%é F@SLahel RN
o R TR St eR g T M
‘W. Jones, jr.
3;‘ FILL receive by the firft
. ¥V Coalter from Boltop, 13 packages
el imgnrted® 2 Xiwopa e N
PIECE GOODS,
Making' aucxé‘é"cnt’;,aﬁ' orxm_éﬁi of the fol«
low’ing; articlés—PlZwc o = 2
% ¢ and £ bik. Iralian Crapes ;+
Cantoa Crapsés. of every fafthionable
ee 7 s
Plain and plaid Italian ‘and Canton
Sitks for gowns and"pelifes ;5 ~
Blk..doable Sarfnets and Luftrings
7 White double Sirfnets; _,
g and Elegane Shawls ;.
Bulf, drab and white Italian long Kid"
Gioves; -~ .. ,
An elegant aflorement faney Muflins';
Sitk Malabas plaids for gowns 3 -,
Spotted and plain Bombazetts ;
Bik. and assorted Sewing Silks;
Hamilton Cords; Ginghams ;_
Calicoes ; Black Cambrics ; Dimities;
Embos’d Cambries ; A
Tabby Velvets 3~ . '
Rumfy Calimancos #nd Wildbores ;
Cotton Cambrics, all widths ;
Prigted and plain Cotton Laces,from
20 cts to 7/6 y4d. ;
Veltings ; Pefiffe Flannels ;- :
% Embofs’d Shawls ; Millinets ;
Cotton Sewings : Tapes; Pins ;-
Bik. Worﬂgd"and SilgHoﬁﬁf-?;“‘ &
Brown Hollauds ;
Low pric’d Pocket Hdkfs ;~ ;
7 3+ and % Solerain Cocton Shirt
“ings 5 Cap Wire ; <
1 case Straw Hats and Bonnets ;
Straw trimmings ; 3
Cotion ,Umbxellag; :
Baizes and Flannels ; Serges ; -
Blue Forest and Broad Cloths;;
Low pric:d drab Kerfeys 3
Coat and vest Battons ; e
I case containing £ Itifh Sheetings ;
% 3 7 and 2 Linen Diapers 5
Tatle Cloths from § to %2 ; |
g and £ Irith Linen of an excellent
quality ; ~
White and colored Bed Lace &c.”
. INDIA GOODS.
Fine and common Long Cloths for
theeting ; ’
Fine Shirting Baftas ; o
Comazon Cottons, all prices;
Bindanoes ; Veéry fine Company
Flagg and bar’d Silk H.'kfs. .
Floor and Stair Carpetings,
ome of a new pattern. Sept. 25.
State of Newhampfbire— Che/hire i/
NO’I‘ICE ‘i hereby given to the
4+ Ynon-refident proprietors and own
ers of land in the town of Wenpers,
in the county of Cheshire, who have
not paid their taxes for the year 1810
—that unless they pay said taxes to
me the subscriber on or before the.
twenty seventh day of November next,.
so much of their lands as will pay
said - taxes together with incidental
charges, will be fold at public vendye
-at the house of R. C. Rogers, in said
town, at tea of the clock in the fore
fioon, ' unless. prevented .by prevqus
payment. “ N e
Proprictors and owners 8 e <
Nomes. 3SR N Wi e
S AR iy BTG @
Benjamin Broton, 103 e Do
o&uﬁmtqfalatc.£7s 2.3 .3 S
ißérllc{ﬁrhcrljp g PP L :
Churles Emerson 851 636 38 3 10%
Widow Rebecab Hordy 85 3 2 36 38 3 102
WV T oT N aEeie s a6eal g 103
Tofeph Towne, } 100 5222253 60
5O acves part Nl el TR A
Feremich Kelsey jr - 9311 640 42 31z
_Wt Sepres. xßro T T
- ‘Wapted immediately, =
A SMART, adlive Lad from 14
A w6y o g o s
Faed peinstion, oL totre muainMd.
00l S LAI S d T EAAA M RN T
TOMORROW-—l2' o’clock
a 4 Harris's wharfy:
iNV e
AP V¥ st public Auction
ALPHE
&3 Ladisalzes WIll) ¢ € ana I
B " as the c:a'm‘::cfroiﬁ fca-f'g:rms
3 and ﬁmontlis:_with intercft. ° Sept. 25,
’ | On"tSaturday' cht‘. £
e = “10 o’clock. ) o
! At the flléf(;rié'er-': "AUCTION STORE- :
A VARIETY of geateeiHoufe Furniture
~confilting of: elegant * Mahogaay,
Dining. Card and Pembroke Tables, Feath
‘cr Bedsiand Bedsteads, Looking Glafics, 1.
Hair Matrafs, bed Linen, Chairs, Crockery,
and Glass Ware ; 1 fowling picct-—-—Séddles,
Bridies, Brafls Andirons, Shovel and Tongs =
a number Boxes white cotton balls i
few Picces Broad Cloth ; Boxes Wiad for
‘Soap—ALSO, R e s
A vanety. of kitchen Furniture &c.
» Adnd at 12 oclock, |
~ Two young well bred
COLTS, of noble. pedigree, which will be
made known at the sale. _ ' g
Sept. 25. .8, LARKIN, Au&. ~
] T e i &
Tobefold at Public Auction,
ON Thutfday the 27th infk ar 12
: o’clock, at 'W. B NorTox &
Co’s Wharf a quantity of CORN,
-warranted sweet and {ound. .
. Likewise, to be fold the schooner
John, burthened about 66 tons, as she
“eanie from sea, if not fold at private
ale previous. For particularsinquire
JOHN BOWLES, or to the Mas:
ter on board. . | Bept. 2y
— e TS
- ¥ull blooded Merino Sheep.
N:Tuefday the 24 of ' Oétaber
O next, (unless previously disposed
of ‘at private fule) will be Sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION, at the palture
near the house of the Subscriber, Six-.
ty MERINOS, of the flocks purcha
sed and shipped by Wm. Jarvis, Esq..
American consul at Lisbon—and are
~of that breed which is in the highest
eflimation for their wool of any in
Spain, as appears by the certificates
of the Marquis de la Romana and ths
Juota of Badajoz, which accompany
them. :
~ The sale will commence at ten
“o'clock A. M —For further particu-.
lars refpe@ing the fame, apply to *
- JACOB LIPTLE, Bellville,
Debt 187 " " Neawbary.
On Thurlday September 27,
At vt dclock in the jorencon, /"/
W)ILL,,be fold ‘at Public Ape
tion on the premises, the fol
lowing PEWS jn the third Congre
gatistial Meetinghouse, numbered I§y
22, 24, 345 37> 45, to discharge the
taxes due théreon with the charpes of
{ales, &e. - o :
WILLIAM BOWLESY) Collec.
ANDREW HALL, }tor;.
Portsmouth, Sept. 17, 1810.” ,
ee e e e e it
Portsmouth Salt Works.
()N ‘Thur@a{:;theqéﬁ. of November
-# next, 12 o'clock; will be fold av PUB
LIC AUCTION, at the BELL TAVERN
in Portsmouth— ' G
The Portsmouth Salt Works,
with the Land and Buildings where the
fame are crected ; fitvated in Kittery, on
Pifcataqua River, and formerly' the Resi
dence of Mr Peck. It contains about ‘five
acres of good land, and is one of the best
situations on the river for thip. building ;
‘this advantage, united with the manufac
ture of Salt, which may be carried on with
little labour or expence. presents a fine
chance to any person disposed to carry on
thofc branclies of business. '
The conditions of sale, will be five hun
dred Dollars down, and . the residue in fix,
and twelve months, with fatisfadory fecu- .
gy order of the President and Direcors,
Y. g : : §
e : S.LARKIN, Tveafurer.
. Portsmouth, Sept. 25 = L ;