The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-08-07 00:00:00, page 4

: DANISH DEPREDATIONS. 2
A lift of American veflels captared by Danish privateers
and carried into different ports in Norway, has been
publithed. —The following is the:aggiegate number
from each port, with their value.— ;
Philadelpkia, 5 thips and 3 brigs, ./ 431,000
Boflon, 4 hrigs, 1 {hip, 4 fchrs. 5 158,000
Salem, 4 thips, 1 brig, 4 barques, ik 236,000
Baltimore, 4 thips, 1 {ch. . 427,0C0
Portland, 3 thips - 148,000
Marblehead, 1 barque, 1 brig : . 39000
Gloucester, 1 barque | 7,000
Beverly, 1 brig _ 20.000.
Newburyport, 1 ship, 1 brig : 60,000,
‘Nozfolk, 1 ship in ballast - 7
Invoice value, dolls, 1,523,000
Sparten Dlatrons.——Ancient history often glows with
the heroic spirit of the Lacedemonian ladies. But Amer
ica can boast their equals. An old gentlewoman in Conn.
told a traveller, that the had sent 5 sons and 11 grandsons
ty Boßton, when she heard of the engagement between
the provincials and regunlars. The gentleman asked her if
she did not shed a tear at parting with them ? ¢ No, ([fid
she) I never parted with them with mere pleasure.” Baut
suppose, said the gentleman, they had all been killed. «1
had rather (said the noble matron) this had been the case,
than that oze of them had come back a coward.”
B : < [ Freemar’s Fournal.
L ¢ Aol ; \
& dpppopriate Music.” At warwick, R. L. the morning
ofthe 4ih ult. was welcomed, among the usual signals
of tefivity, with the ringing of the bells of cight cotton mizn-,
ufaltories. Thisreminds us of an explosion of rocks, in
stead of canmon, on that day a few years since, by the
workmen on ‘a canal in Pennsylvania. Domestic manu
fa&tures and interior navigation are the furelt and most ef
feftual aids to national independence. Celebrations. in
this way, as jultly emblematical as they are singular, should
be encouraged. - It is ufefuito render our enjoyments con.
ducive to the public advantige. ' e
Beauties of Ghurch and State Dr. Alexander Leighton,
2 Scotch. diyine,wrote a tra& in the time of Charles I. en.
titled, « Zion’s Plea against Prelacy. ” For (hisvexerc_ifejqf :
talent and opinion, the followiniz sentence was pronounced
againdt him in the (eclefiaflical) bigh commiffion:court in’
© 1630, through the misanthropic spirit of bithop Laud and:
other divines = ¢ That the do&or fthould. pay a fine of ten.
thousand pounds and bé degraded Trom his ministry ; that
he should be brought to the pillory at Westminster while
the court was fitting, and be there whipped ; ‘after which
he should be set upon the pillory a cosvenient time, and
- have one of his ears cur off. one fide of his nose flit, and
be bngde% in the face with B.'S. as a sower of sedition 3
.and then he thould be carried back to prison, and after a
few days be pilloried a second . time, and be there likewise
- whipped, have the other fide of his noft {lit, and his other
ear cut off ; and then be shut up in the prison of the fleet
for the remainder of his life.” ' When this savage decree
- ‘was pronsurced, the furious bigot Laud pulled off his cap,
. and gave God thanks forit. = el Kb 4
- _Hiltory informs us that the doétor underwent these pun,
ilhments, and afterwards continued in close confinement
+ for “ten years till he was set at liberty by the long parlia
ment : but his fufferings and long close confinement, had
-so impaired his health that when he was released, he could
bardly walk, fee or bear. See, Britith Platarch. :
After all the vapoiings of federal editors, on the recal.
of capt Porter, b?gwgobbih:, of French influence and
‘treston, and a series of aggravated crimes heaped on our
_government, by the prophets Elliot and Co. behold gentie
. ¥eader, what this gailmt, brave officer has to fay for him
- feif. - How much ink has béen {pilt in his mighty discov
ery, snd how many anxious hours have the difinterefied
~ patriots ‘paffed for the honor of their dear dear land ! all,
- ait for nought, for (to.tfe the old {aying) the ‘Poatis let
obralEle Bal B e e
Havxf:g;b%xwd in'the Freéman’s Journal of the 21
_inft several exiraéts from other papers exhibited as proofs
~ of iy having been recalled from New Orleans to answer
- £ having detained French veflels, itis 2 duty I.owe to
~ government and myfclf, to Rate, that the'iﬂ_xi’:rél‘zoq is er
- rongous - Funever has been intimated to me that govera-.
© e ifaoproved of the measure T had adopted to enforce
Seßweefmycomnuy. . o
. My renitito the Atlantic fates has been a 3 Tam con
vinced, only in compliance with My repeated applications
to the Navy Department for that indulgence, the 11 of
~ which was as far back as the 26th of May, 1809, and if at
any time, 1 bad entercained an idea that it depeadel on, or
~ was the result of any dnftpmm@wfg condudt, the
. hutmen i which I bave beeo reeived by the Secreary,of
. ARt ki e K (uficren v pemens aay fush ep.
- The veflels T coptured were iried and defended in the
- dilin@ court 4t New Orleans, and if Ihave not shewn
" grabible casfe for'(cizure, T confider-myfelf bound to make
. B é damages 10 : M% %Qﬂ% Beph ooL
5 a““tﬁf* s gf’?@%
e S g Res T T Te e
>§’f” S
. AT o A ol s R B o S T BTI PTS e T e
o7y L MISCELLANY: T
&xtratt of a letter from a gentleman in New. Haven (Conn.)
o bis friend in Augufia, Georgia,dated Fune 13th, 1810.
“ I went yesterday, with ,Governor Strong, of Mas-
Lachufetts, to vilit Whitney’s GUN FACTORY near
this place. lltis situated QI: Eaflt river, at the footof a
souatain, aad all its machinery, is, in the firft instance,
m ved by two large wheels, the barrels are welded in a
fur yace-—~ground by one or more grindones—and bored
with an iron screw auger, with as much facility as you
would bore a pine board. ' Bayonets are turned, asa
turner would make the round of a chair ; -and then ground
into their proper fthape with chilels. . Screws and locks are
made with great ease, and ( which is a great improvement)
‘fo conftra@ed as to fit any gun whatever. Thereis an
axe, which being moved by a wheel, will cat the largelt
piece of iron. Ramrods are turned as you would turn a
rale. It is curivus to fee the whole machine {et into oper
ation by one wheel——and although one band carries them
all, yet it i§ so happily contrived, that one workman may
fop his parr of the machine without any interruption to
the re%;ﬁi*guns are made in one day. D A
ony 1s 15; Lehink, the most important eftablithment of
* which our country can bva% gg&. Whitney deserves
great credit, as every part of the machine ‘was his own in
vention, and it was three years before he had comgleted one
gun.t: ke s -
e Cwmﬁnﬁ‘wﬁmﬁﬁw’* Grafimdll o'+
N OTICE is hereby given 1o the nonﬁaﬁ
‘LN tors and owners of land in the town of PEELINC z]
‘in said county, who have not paid their_three cent tax, as -
feff=d by an aét of the General Court, at their June session, |
in 1809 ; that so much of their land as will pay said tax,
“with incidental charges, will be fold at public Vendue, at
‘the dwelling house of Joseph Russell, in said Peeling on
the 27th day of September next, at ten of the clockin the
forenoon, unless prevented by previous payment to us the
{ublcribers. ; e SR SR R
- N B All persons who will produce a receipt from the
‘Sele@men, it thall discharge so much of their taxes. .
,dr{ginal’ Grangees | | ?, e I Org:nvaaﬂt;ei i = o
WNames | S T Names - . s°§ -
; : C ¥ 3 c
Lli Demerett © 18 4 300 Tobias Hanson 3 3 300
‘ do 6.7 %00, do 20 11 300
do 2813 480 i b *l3 14 150
Dudley Watson 710 300 Nath'l Laymous 3 4 300
ide +ls 14 150 . e’ . g 4 cti3oo
Wm. Houfo - 1 8 300 '° do" . %12 14 150
S do 314 14 150 Fofeph Twombly §lO 300
lchabod Canney 32 1§ 150 Qtis Pinkbam 11 § 300
-Ffoua Wingate 4 6 300 do It 9 300
do 2i 9 300 do: .. 1 312 150
Silas Hanson 15 5 300 Mefbeck Dreww 6 6,300
do ¥ 215 150 do - 17 7 300
Daniel Hayes 17 32 300 o %1§ 14180
do 3 10/300 Elijab Eaflice 1 6 300
ds + §l2 10 do 16 11 300
Stsphen Pinkham 1 § 300 | ds 2.8 12 150
do 7 8 300 | Maul Hanson 1 7 3co
Eben'r Demeret 18 11 300 | = do 4 8 300
do 12 §.300 | do +l6 13 150
. do % 813 150 |Timothy Roberts 5 § 300
Timothy Moses . . 7 6 300 | do 22 11 300
do 1711 300 do I 415 150
' do 5 1312 150 | FobnTibbets . 14 5 300
Fobn Demieret. - 19 2 300 | do 1@ g 3co
- do 3.4 98 180 | do:". 3 83,150
Ruobert Hill 7 4 300 Msfes Roberts 18 1 30
. do 5 215 150 do 17 10 300
Fobhn Demeret,jr 18 8 300 . do 314 180
: do 3+ 5.15 150 Aaron Roberts 21 1 30
Fames Clark 18 6 300 da 110 3CO
e 20 7 300 - do . 1 114 150
do % 1313 150 Wm, Tawombly 1 9 300
Fobm Buffel 3: A ds . 318 13150
ik das 20 8 300 William dllen 22 8 300
ilp 3 1115 150 B 0 16 1 30
Henry Bufil 19 7 300 do 1914 150
i do % %13 150 Moser Wingate 2 § 300
Danicl Evenes =§ 3 300 4 ide 8 7 300
do. .. ... % 8 308 . do ~ 3814 150
do 3 414 150 Wm. Twombly jr2o 3 300
Henry Tibbets 13 11 300 do 11 '8 3co
do T 15 14 150 do 3 814 150
Fofpb Hall 8 8 300 Fofiph Drew 16 2 800
S ay S 2 oo G 3.8 3001
Stepben Otice .3 6 300 sl RTR #BO
| do 6 9 300 Glement Drew 12 1c 300
o @8 32 14 NSOO ol Do 086300
Jona. Cufbing 14 2 309 alidevi! 8L G b K
dy' iy 21 B'3oo. y@@pb f]allﬁm 14 1 45
oo g 3 B KBO T e Gh 309800
Joseph Roberts g 6 300 R + 815 1507
o e e 16 .7 300 Zlfaac Twombly 5 6 300
sl 2 G 187 1%0 do . 12 /75308
Israel Hodgdon 4 9 300 (L 1418 ‘4O~
e s e 3 613 150 James Tuttle %12 I 3 150
Tobias Randall 17. 3 300 _74% Nute 12 4 306
LA e e g L 15 7 300
e TR 18160 Gtl ol 3 414 150"
Aﬂ:br@g;;ﬂémﬂznz 2;g 320 Rich’d Canney 11 6 3co
Samuzl d/ey Vak & 400 o 17 8 300"
- do 11 10 300 ~do. & 3 1314 150
) dr .;. 512 150’ Benjamm Hi” 11 4 300 :
RalphTwombley 45 15 150 po TR RN g 1
Shadrach Hodgdonzo 4 300 do "3 1513 150
Lde < 21 4 300 Semuclflam - 410 300
SR e e e e e e
Fobn Tuttle s 4 300 Thomas Tuttle 3d 4 3 300
Lo 1310 300 L SR 5 8 300
Wi 0 LeooTßl T2NI ko
Richard Kimbal .7 3 30- Elijab duflins 9 5 30c
) TR e PR TG AR
nit Ol sIR ag rgo. il 0L e s,
Capt.R’dWaldronlg 130 Caled Hodgdon . 8 4 300
do. - ... 210 300 e 12 11 300
e Te 18 150 do . . 3 101§ 150
Nehemiah Kimbalvs 1 300 John Wingate 4 4 300
SR Socd b o SRR A SR L
o ada vR e 150 ‘do - a 713 fljg;l
Thomas Hanjon ¢ 6 300 Gevernors right] - = e
: NS 14 150 ' §OO acrey £ 150
féﬁgiﬁ”k:jf% b 7 7 300 Taxes on lots v‘o‘;cdvforr lots cast
Daniel Horn 'qg § 300. iothefirlt Range, = ' I’-‘/]
Sam’l Ambraus 13 4 300 Fames Young * 18 3 300
S o eBO 300 TLI RRe
e e R 30718 V 60° e ?}";9}3»,lsq_;|
Sam’l Ricker 8 6 300 [ffaac Canney .14 .6 300
A so.o 300 . G ..8}95’30.@5’?1
eD e 2083193350 o S eTSoI |
Ept'm Kimbal 16 10 300 614 300:
gell Gy S T L s
Wrni. Horn 3d° 16 6 300. - §ll 300
R glO 980 T v e e
SO A R a 6 hen ' Oe el
Otice Baker . 3. 3300, . S Ll 400
Fhag s ePR R e
L U TR R R T e rs"sooI
Jofiph Hornyr 20,2 3co §paid - 1942 300
so ke L URE G gOO L 0T L SR NERGE.
Wm. Hanfonjr 18 2 360, ' ) '223.350 4
T AR, g e e
JWin Wingatejr 6 43c0 4+ . 1814 300
e O MIEOS T L SRR,
leil S i‘él! §oen it Ao 4\33@0 j
+ NATHANIEL CLEAVES, ¢ Selcfimen. .~
oF ‘‘} H‘ P A;mAR, «‘ ﬂ i c:; s o sy ;?
o PRI v 180, T L Ll
Tt CSUIRNIP SEEDY o e
SR e e SRE L e
L% SEED, of the large flat kind, jult received and for sale at
o TIIRGE's Bookflore ~cwbere moy alfp bebud— | 2
nifon’s,'Wheaton's and Northrop's: preparations for the making of
- Superfine: Cloths, .
. JAMES RUNDLET, .
JAS, u received sow piccesof the.
A K very beit fuperfine weft of England
which will be fold as a very {mall advance
hmgor sale as above about one ton ~SHlg#
BOROUGH LILLS v : ﬁ)uly, 3
Heartwell & Walker,
Have for fule at Nb. 3, Congress fireet,
; FEW hhds. good flavored W, 1. RUM ;
Braudy ; Gin ; Loaf, Lump, Calcutia,
‘Havana, and a few bbls. Mufcovado Sugars;
ticrces Rice; bags of Coffee ;do Cotton 3
.do Pepper ; do Pimcato; bbls' Copperas 3
do Allum ; Logwood ; Fuflic ; Brazil and
Nicaragna Redwood ; Kegs Harris’s Tobacs
co ; Chests Hyfon Hyfon Skin & Soucheng
TEAS ; Boxes Wiadlor Soap ; do Checo
late ; do Fresh Turkey Figs ; Indigo 3
Starch ; Nutmegs ; Cloves ; Caflia ; Ginger ;
best of Englith; Dutch and Amcrican Gun
powder ; Patent Shot ; Fiints; Swedes Iron 3
.few doz. warranted Scythes; Scythe Sueads,
and Quakers Rakes ; qua ntity white Beans;
round and [plit Pcas; Rye ; old Cheese
from best Dairy in Newhampfhire ; few
M Clapboards and Skingles ; R O Shooks ;
Hhd Hoops{ W O Rum Barrels, ctc ete.~=
which together with most rticles found in
a Grocery Store they wili fell by wholesale
or retail, for cash or approved ecredit.
N. B. H, & W.inform their fricnds and
and the public. that ose of the firm (Mr
Heartwell) having eftablithed himfelf in
business at Boston, where frequent advan
tages of the market, as it respects purchases,
are to be taken, and articles of the firft
quality always procured ; they presume
that for the future they shall be able to of
fer goods of the best gualiity at least as cheap
¢at any Store in Portsmouth. July 31
Non-Resident Taxes.
'I‘HE Deputy Secretary will- attend at the
Office of R. C. swannon, Esq the second
wweek of next month, for the purpose of accom
modating gentlemen in Portsmouth. desirous
_of discharging their Non resident Taxes for the
present year. | Greewland Fuly 30, 1810.
W barf - Timbcr—awanted.
‘ N Yy ANTED imme.iately Tim
ber for the Capfills of a wharf
atour 6eo or 700 feet in length, 18
icches in diameter, and about :he fame
quantity for Muifiils, Uprights &c.
‘Aifo. g4coo feet-of Plank, ¢f 3 inches:
thick —For further particulars zpply
1o the Printer. July 31
James Mitchell,
RESPECTFU‘LLY imforms the inbabi
; tants of Porifmouth, that ke has com
menced ‘Bufinels in Buck street, opposite
.Mr. Thomas Drown, silver-smith, where he °
keeps a genteel assortment of ladies moroc
co and kid SHOES of different colors and
kinds : those whe call may suit themfelves’
to black, red, yellew, blue, green, pea greeny :
and tea color—flraw, pink, pusple and fig
ured kid. . ; :
Misses, children’s and gentlemen’s’
morocco Pumps made at the fhortef aotics.
Fuly 24, 1810. = ; 1
State of New Hampfbire. Chefbire ;.
N OTICE is hereby given to the non. refr-
N dept owners of sand in PACKERSV-‘I“
FIELED, in the county of Chcfhire, who
Nave not paid their taxes for the year ‘¥Bog,*
that anle{s they pay the {fame to me the fub’
scriber on or before the fecond® Monday of
O&ober next, with all jegal charges, so much:
of their land as will pay the fame will be
fold at public aution at the dwelling house
of Josiah Melvin in {3id town, at 'one of the
clock in the afternoon of said day © " "1 0 .
Wiliiam Yearley’s bheirs ; acres of tillage 1—
acres of mowing 4-—acres of paftare 10:=
acres of wild land 70--value of wild lands
and buildings 50 cents--Total> valuation
2 dolls.~~highway tax ‘l4O ¢ts.—town and
county do. 78 ets —-school do 100 cts.
| FONAS CHILD, Collettor,
" Packersfield, Fuly 185 3glo. - ‘
T o the pecple denominated Friends,-
( Bur vulgarly called Quakers by many.)
~ ¥ "HLRE has lateiy been prepar
& 'ed and pubbihed at conficera
ble ‘pains; and ~a.great expence. &
Boox “calculated almost entirely for
Friends Schoels ; intitled the Picus
Inßipctor; being a fele@ion in ' Prose
and Verse from various authois emi.
nent for virtue and piety, on moral
and veligioluls /fubjg&s, designed toj
warm and animate the zcal of all to.
piety and religion, but more particu.
larly for the use of Friends’ Schools,
by Dawnisr Coovepce.” Price zsq: I
at C. PEIRCE’s Bookstore, Portl:
¥ T N L A e R
70 LET—A couvenient Houde,
‘with a Chaise and Wood House near
ly aljoining<-loquire of C. Prircs.
TR RIS R
. Uncurrent Bills.
{YASH aod the highest price given for.
;C;z;iumm%h, Chethire, Ccos, Vermont,
Northamipton and Peoobfcot Bills, at
TAPPAN’S BOOKSTORE,
Maket Street, Portimoutl —Most of the
above biils are daily depreciating; and are
‘now only bought to pay debts at the banke
‘where they belong. - Fitfons holding any
of this paper would do: well to dispose of it
at its present valie, . - Fuly 17-<(6w) |
~Charles Tappan, = =
°+ . Market-Street, Portsmouth;
e AR R R LR ee g T
HAS been appointed Agent
R A for the * Hampfhirs Leather: Manufac
fory” in Pormouth—and: will conllantly
keep for fule all kinds of LEATHER by
whalefale o retail. The Leather manufac::
‘any in the United States, ad’ comes mnch.
Jower charged than usual, -AR o
B %emw g e e
w‘fs“z’w u&% g 0 R f :gi‘ ¢ g,S 5 ‘:‘; 'Lg‘;«‘%g*?
G B g
G e oS E R %»&z%&ww&,@"%
Bpkime sLPe TS R SR S R S R
sty ako eV i P Re B
ST NS SR e D O SIR b i e
o TRELSURY DERIRTIENT,
MLV HEREAS in conformitywith the pro
‘vifiols made by law for the reimbuifement
Of the Lacbanged Six Per Cont Stoch created
by the 1 scond fe&ion of the act. entitled
“An act, supplementary to the ac, intituled
‘an a& making provision for the redemption
‘of the wholé of the public debt of the United
States,” palicd on the xlth day of Feiw uary
1809, it has been determined by the Com-~
missioners of the Sinking Fund, thar che re g
duc of the Principal of said Stock (hgu!d be
reimbursed onthe firll day of Januicy gexe;
Pystie Noricr is therefore given tc the
,pmpﬂems ofthe CCl‘tiﬁCd&csbexann(;:o
Slx Pen Cent fzock, created by the act
aforefuid, that the principal of (he whole
amount of said stock not heretofore reimbuef.
ed, will, on surrender of the certificates, he
paid on tbe firft day of Janunry, 1841, to
the respective stockholders. of their legal
representatives, or attornics duly constituted,,
cither at the Treasury or at the Loan Office
where the fiock thus to be reimbursed may
thenftand creditedo the proprietors therea®
Itis farther made known for the informas
‘tion of the parties concerned, thet notraos«
fers of certificates of Exchanged Six Per
Cent Stock from the books of the Treasury,
or of any Commiflioner of Loans, will be
allowed afterthe ficft day of December nest 4
and that the interest on the whole amount
offaid Steck will cease and determine on the
day preceding the day hereby fixed for the
reimbursement therent.
ALBERT CALLATIN,
St't.’retm:v of tbe 7}l&/’&l’s.
May 23—mtJ181r - Zizty,
Straw' Hats & Bonmets,
d::. 1 ‘ ’
W. J Ones|r.
. oy
fr’a:jzfﬂ received-~One case most PAﬂ}IOﬂ&bIC
Straw Hats and Bonnets. ‘
' . ALSO ;
1 case men’s and boys’ Hats,
aflorted colors. P dl T A e
Now Landing from brig Norfolk,
AND FOR SALE BY
4 Samuel Lord,
No. 11, Merchants Row, -
30 hhds. good flavored RU M.
WANTED —A EOY about 17 years of
age who can produc¢ good recommenda
tions. July 17
Crockery, Glass & China Ware.
If ac Stanwood,
Has lately receives @ bandfome addition to bis
Jormer affortment—avbich e offers at LOW
‘PRICFS —dAmong the articles Jufl opened, ar’
- Sets Ermine Luftre China Tea Ware
do Goid and white do do do |
Do Canton Ware ‘containing 5o pieces
Do Bluc,apd bxqwn;printcd.—»L‘iéewij&, :
. Cut and plain, quart and pint Deccanters 3
-Do da pint and half pint Tumblers 3
Do ° do Wines;
Do do Rummers;
Do do Salts ;
vl do Jeliys s .
s+ doLemonades ;s .
- 7 do Custards with covers ;. -
i TR do Desert plates ;
-+ do Craits, Maflards, Muffineers
i with plated Tops : green
S Cans, & &e. &v. .
ek No. 12, Market street .
~ Portfincath, July ARG B R
2 ¢ ’r‘ w.-:--o-—;__._w %
s Mavpe ey v i
(YURL’D ' Hairy Common:
Hair, and Moss Mauroffcs, of all sizes:
and prices.— Also, a good zflortment ofy
FEATHERS, trom 2/ to 4/6 per Ib. for.
e byt o h SO BT
- NATHLB 'MARCH, |
AP peey keeps conflantly for el o
Saddles, Bridles, & Harrefs,.
of exery. kind Jchecap, for;,_c"a"ﬂx\drg,.ég‘provcc\&;,
Shedity 1 TR EHORIS
T e T e o 3
i HIDES and GGCO4. "
sy Vet BOR BALIR Saas g
500 Bag@'f@?@a PN
Satin'Wood, India Rubber &c.
R eBN O P T R o N
SO
Lo Ho& ACLADD.
"} O LET—A.neat 3 fory"
& DWELLING HOUSE/ pléafuntly”
situated in Water: Street—For. terms apply -
to JOHN SALTER, in Wahington-firect,
SRR N RIE T e
- Stone Cutting
B ;j;:r\ 3 :oo 'E'\\’ £ \»;, 3'@?"‘\?’3:6 u‘.; ~‘-. ':‘ e
QMITH & TREAT, have
32 jjufl reseivcd s dsw sfommaiior Mar::
ble, f;;}tgbe?; for Building ﬂm‘xﬁ“’"’a“d >
Tomb-stones, and a number of Soap ftonc.,
Backlogs—and keep constantly forfale at
theie Giop, on the corner of Vrughen frces
and Deer frect, a compleze aflortment of
Free ficne hearchs dnd jambs, clouded Mar.
ble ditto—Slate Grave Stones of all sizes,
Paint Mills. Paint Stoncs and Mullers—B&
o i ig g Y
will be exccuted with ncatoefs and dispatch
stahe Toweß - ratei son Cufh or'approved™
credit, and every favor gratefull: acknowh.
J)OCTOR SPALDING.
mws‘fg'%wm 6l Balk.
town Water, ot the wft of the indilpofed
sick and convajelcent offers this molt agree
sble beverage to the well also, on the foilows,
ing-teiine, oo T LTS SR
C&@W ﬁﬁﬁgﬁﬁg‘%*ﬂ‘
PiGrge L T aaR o S ‘, e ,d »ail‘%‘:
A SRR iT R Sl enr g
, £ -“4;;, ?“,x 0110 Jw ~‘ ) : AﬂA .\ I\§.‘ M
ottt o trenfio tation at 25 cents,
%wé‘“*ﬁ%“w@wﬁ%g@wﬁ“ﬁ
NG| am’ﬁﬁﬁ”’%@?ﬁ@% il de ok e g€
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