The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-03-20 00:00:00, page 3

i IMPORTANT.
The Secrctary of State has received from
¥+ Pinkney a private létterofithe 4th Jan
wary, detailing the particulars ot a long con,
ference at the forcign office with Lord
Weliefley. This letter explicitly states that
the Britfh minifler did not attempt to vin
~#cate Mr Jackifon; on the cootrary, he
adaiitted that he was in the wrong that he
#uft rerubn and that-a fucceflor would be
it cut to the United States.
‘ Nat. Intelligencer.
e ) From the Boftom Patriot.
? hercby certify that the following Ex
‘ira'&' of @ letter from Wafbington. dated March
2 1% in the Pavriot of the 14th° was re
eeived by me, from a gentlethan at that
place, whose veracity and means of infor
#ation cannot be doibted :
AARON HILL.
gt o R XTRACT 4
@ Advices are received by the British
WBackot avhich -mufl cofl into. the lowsf?
%racé the condudl of thife men awhn have
J‘%’fh{y deserted theiregovernment, and fuf
‘Qfﬁ;d the gufolence of a foreign Minifler,
Rrhaf condul® 7 -not approved by his
f,g\'&"’n' counttymen ’’ , ;
8 The conduct of Fackfon is Disa®-
#pavep by the Brinth government—<
‘@od in proof of it, they will fend out a
gentleman of the highest rank and re
ﬁeﬂabl}ﬁl}u- \{’ feaw days will exhibit
more particalarly ‘the light in awhich his
eondudl is viewed by his pwn government,
% You may depend on this information.”’
- The f(\llOil‘ﬁg . E c2r a2t of a later, which
appearcd in the lalt\Patriot, was received
by me from a Membey of Coggrefy, whose
pame is left with the Editor M\
JAMES PRINRE,
* Dear Siry AN
% A fetter bas beent received bere tk(
'”?‘J from Mr. Pinkney, in London, ﬁqt-‘
fug—ihat the British government have
ENTIRELY DISAPPROVED of
the conduct of Mr. Jackson ; and have
determined to [end another Minifler to
2bis' country awithout loss of time? .
.. Sinee collating the above, the fo'fimuving
BONFIRMATION has arrived by ‘mails.
Extralt of a letter from W. &f))ingtan so
S the Editors i’oft/;e Nt"u}; York Mércan..
- “#ile Advertiser, dated March g.
% A private letter from Mr. Pinck.
w2y has been received by the Secretary of
State. He expected tc have [ent an official
- mate from the Mavrquis Wellelzy, but it
Bad not reached Falmouth when the pack
- #t [asled— L understand that: on the ari
wf of she dispatches carried out by Mr.
Oakley, an extraordinary meeting of the
Cabinet Council was held 5 and that on
dbe i dey ofc i iraticns an
. Interview took | place betwcen the Mar.
" quis of Wellesley and Mr. Pinkney, in
‘awhich be assured Mr. P. that the con
duf? of Mr. Jackforn wai disapproves
& the Britilh Government, and that a
_péw Minifler of reipetability and
ank wonld b font ‘cut 1o the e
[ SlnnaeH SO (et 7e ek
“while the velatide firaation of the to
* Bountries avould not be materially altered,
eR TR A F 0 KS ¢ £
% The Marquistintimated that be was
lot trammelled with the ad® of bis pre
dectffr 5 and upon the. <whole, from bis
Frentasfs and.urbanity of mamers, ap
o Beared o b disposed 1o come 50 an amica:
Mkrpmgmedt |t
) ®FINTERESTING REPORT. '
cige rom ePt o
WU, Seates, covering the importans Re-
R M@“‘“f&*“ sf*“éfg"f
i e ?{f{tﬁ »{ pe! f:; ._
S Spuluar soy e T
MG’ 'é‘% a%Mﬁ‘ﬁﬁiﬁﬁ# :
Lt s pashite Boclef Nt 4~
| merikdyin cavfing. American marine papers
4 ""’5‘55 S OSOCN ars Ai 8s .et Ty e T K
R SRR e IRE SAWY Ol
2 HRPM A NPOORIING T LRS B T R e
. Acorrefpondent suggests to the ad
gqsatﬂ ‘for publithing Mr. Long’s
Qpécch;,at the Republican Caucus, re
ipeding the distribution of British
Goldin the U. S. the propriety of
conne@ing with it the spirit-ed per
formance of a certain limb of the Law
on the fame evening at the Federal
caucus, that the’ pnblic may havea
view of the whole ground and to be
careful not 10 omit ke elegant Rory
of the Beans and Fish; the patriotic,
faggeftions also of aGentleman of the
fame cloth “that aßririfh physician had
Been sent to probe rhe wound occasioned
By the affair of theChefapeake but could
&ad #s wound”thould not be forgotten.
The irritation occasioned among the fed
eralifts by Mr Long’s fpecch at the repub-
Ecan Caucus; refpe@ing the distribution of
Britith Geoid in the United States reminds’
us of the old proverb, « Touch a galled horle
and he will wince.” :
The noble triumph which the Republi.
cans have obtained by the refuls of there
cent eledtion in New Hampifhire evinces the
powet of #ruth over falfbood Nothing less
indecd “than the goodness of their cause could
bave enabled the people to withftind the
ac s andexcrtions of the friends of England,
Kne Newspapers in this State -areonche
fide of federaitfm 3 whilst two only are re
puislican. In additicu to the former, thou
sands of Maflachufetts papers havée been
sent Into the 'gterior y and the emifarics of
efe Efx Funte have been conflantly at
wo:k. The wealth, the learning, and the
witive of the party and of which the fed
eralifts have hetercfore made- their boall,
Wéie puiia requificon ;- bat all would aot
avail The people bave triumphed—whilst
England and the friends of erergetic govern
mcat have experiénced a mortifying de
fcat=God ‘be praised ! |
TRANSLATED FOR THE AURORA.
Anlawer of Ihe Danish Minifler,at Parirs,
to a letter of Gen. Armstrong, con
ccrning the capture and fequefiration
of several vessels, bearing the American
g - ,
‘“ PARIS, DEC. 20, 1809.
« GENERAL, i
“ I halten to acknowledge the re
ceipt of the letter you honoured me
with, on the 16th inst. covering the
remonftrarices of the captains and
supercargoes of several veflels and car
goes arrived at Tonningen. I have
made it my duty to fend this letter, as
well as the enclosed remonstrances, to
my court. "% g :
¢ Heavy denunciations made a
gainst these veflels and cargoes, as if;
they were English property, have in
- duced the Kiog to order a feqaeftra
tion of futh cargoes as were in Hol--
' stein ports, in order to prove by a new
examination, how far those denunciae
tions were true. AR
- % Being perfe@ly acquainted with
tke fiiendly disposition of his majeity
towards .the United States and its.
_ citizens, I can assure you, that all’
those ({cqueftered) goods wiill be re
- turned tocthe legitimate owners, On
ly such property as will cleasly ap:
pear to be enemy’s will'be confiscated.
¢ General, You are too well ac
quainted with the spirit of juaftice,
which animates the Danith govern.
ment, to entertain the lealt apprehen
sion on that head. I believe it to be
~my duty to thank you for the offer
'~ you make me, that you your{elf would
examine the papersand the documents
of such frquefltered goods as may ap
pear {afgicious. I had the honour to
inform my court, that I confider this
an eﬂic’i,m means to find out the truth
'or f:liehood of the denunciations,
_which gave'rife to the fequeltration <
i"'»\,-f“I am, ’&c. 7oi (Signe,) P
W < S DREYER?
| GRN, ARMSTRONG's: CIRCULAR. '
e ey \‘\ “ pARIS, DEC. 22, 180¢.
SESER v L L SRR D
~ “ Inclofed T hand you a copy of a
letter which T received this day from
~ the minister of his Danish majesty near
- this court. lels S o 8 N
7~ %Mr Dreyer has besides those writ
ten assurances, anpexed some others
~ verbally, namely—¢ that all such
.property as can be proved to be that
~of eitizens of the United Stares, (let
" the original produce be of whatsoever
- country,) will be freely and promptly
“returned.” 1 myfelf put entire ton:
~ fidence in those assurances,. not alone
_«on account of the personal -acquaint
ance with. the minister who made
. them, but also on account of the uni
~werfally known jullice of the king
~ whom he represents.
... %Ihave the honor to be, &e.
. (Bigned) «]JOHN ARMSTRONG. ,
sirgl iy / £ L‘n’“{o"y"" 12, 1830!?
.+ We have heaM that an American veflel
- bas been brought into Piyniouth by one of
7 His Majesty’s cruizers, having on board a
4TRA e M ei P
1o the Secrerary and President of the United
Prates © This defpat<h is fiated :o be of an
-interesting natgre, and to disclose sacks of
~the t.’"?.""#% importance to government. On .
_the news of the' vessel bein fmnght in,
- M. Pinkney applied mMi’ﬁﬁ rs to allow
Vaedelgateh ﬂm&»ﬁn to be delivered un:
SRR obl pAe ¢ e ekt
“prenibleto lears whether he succeeded
e e
.We heat that ' thelißritith Packet' from.
-&"W‘L
“were hurried through the Hotfe of Repte |
i el et s
SBRaR Sl B T g B TeS 4 B e JU SR
This Meflage was drawn from the Pre
ﬁd(ht,“ﬁz‘h"étfolﬁtion ofiginating with a
Federalift.s and was intended to fanétion
the falfe affertion,chat the propositions madé
by the U States governme it to France,
with respect to the Decrees, were fuchas .
the Administration dare not to disclose.
Thefc Dacuments*will prove, that this affers
tion is totally falfe They evince that the
molt exact impartiality has been adhered to
by the Admiaiftration ; and that the propo
sitions made to the Belligerents with respect
to their Grders acd Decrées, have been
word for word thg fame: & ¢
In the Letter from My, Lee, American
Consul at Bordeaux, will be found the cause”
of the imprisonment of the Amefican sea
men in Franee. .As we fated at the time,
they were imprisoned by the French gov
ernment for being taken in an illicit trade
‘under falfe papers. The federalifts ma?qa
hideous outcry on this,occafion’ Their sen
sibilities were wrought aip to the highest
pitch of commifera:ion for the unhappy fate
of our “incarcerated fellow citizens in
France ;” but we heard*‘no sigh ‘nor mur
mur” for the hapless defliny of thousands
of otir honest and innocent countrymen,
who bave been basely kidnapped, and are
now detained on board the floating baftiles
of G. Britain. et 57 |
The case of the thip Arno deserves parti
cular consideration. "When men who are
entirely devoted to Britain aflume’'the garb
of Americans, and prate about Erench in
flucnce to conceal the Britifh' politicsby
which themselves are governed ; when they
inflru@ their agents not to violate the laws
¢! forcign nations, and at the fame 'time fct
at defiance the Ratures and usages of their
owa couarry,it is just that such * patriots”
{hould be held up in their true colors, to the
eyes of their injured countrymen. 7
: [ Boflon Chronicle
¥ These documents we publifbed lass week.
Northampton Pills
P ORTSMOUYTH »*Money
.Mo will be given [ors :Z‘.‘b*’fwr%,m Bills,
at a {fmall discount, if ofiv'ed soon at TAP
PAN's Book-store, Market-ftrect Port{-
moiin. Pk S e T Maveh 20,
~_ Samuel Sprague,
S " HAIR DRESSER,
INEO?RMS_, ~his Customers
that he has removed from the Bell tav
ern Shop, to his former Shop im, Danjel
ftrcet, where every favor W_l)c, gratcfally
acknowledged. z ,:,‘.;_Marcb 20
DR. T. PARSONS, Denti2,
# Refpe&fully informs the Ladies and
Gentlemen, that he will pofitiveiy be at
Portfoiouth, and'ready to attend in the line
of his profeffion by the middle of April next
" dMarch 16, 1810-“ s fust --—------__-——
Marshal’s Natice.
T : s LN :
United States of America.
oy Dz/?ru‘? queép-Ham/)ﬂ)ire. i
PURSUANT to a warrant
rfrom the Hon. Joan SamueL SuEer
eurNE, Efg, Judge of the Diiftrick Court for
the Diltrict aforefaid, authorizing me to act
in the. premises—l do hereby give Public
Notice that an information has been filed by
Daniel Hudiphreys, Efg Attorney offthe®U
nited States for the diltrick of New-Hamp
shire, again(t a certain Ship or veflel of the
“United ;States: of brig gonftru(ﬁon, called
the Nortolk, of about-ninety-five tons bur
then, and her appertanances, seized within®
the diftriét of Portsmouth for a violation of
the Laws of ‘the United States—and trial
will be had on the aforefaid information at
-a special diftri& court of the United States,
to be holden at the State House in said Ports
mouth within and for the/diftric of New-
Hampshire, on Tuesday the tenth day of
April next; atten o'clock in the forenoon ;.
of which all persons interc(ted or concerned,
will take notice and govern themselves a¢-
tordiogly; i Th s et 6
. Given under bz_y%’and at Portsmouth. in the
Dyl{jﬁ of New Hampfbire, the. 19th day
. of March Anno Domini 1830, . . = v
- ELIAS LIBBEY, Deputy Marfoal for
‘the Diftrigt of rNe'i-vﬁuitip/biré. U Ko SV
- Pordmouth, March 20 ) e
PSO Tg SR oAU S AP G
State of Newbamplhire,—Grafton [,
N OTICE 'is hereby given to the non-re-
I\ fident proprietors and owners of sand
in the town of DANBURY, in said county
. who have not paid their town, school and"
“county taxes for the year ¥Bog —that so
“much of their land as will pay said {_’a’-‘ﬁ‘é‘u,‘
“with incidental charges will be fold at pub--
‘lic "vendue to the highest bidder, at the
Dwelling.boufe'of the fubleriber on Thuel-.
day the seventh day of June next, at ten
‘o'clock jn the forenoon unless prevested by
‘previous payment. . ;/ A
iAR W AU g ‘?§»§ S ?
IR T i R s eAR
Sk R 3?.% B“z
"#*Wmfr, FR E‘ fzg‘ix
Jobia Tolford By 84,3710 25 36 55
Bt e G NRT i D R IR
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“Unknown =~ . i 183 i: tdggsﬁ% 65
Capt. Jonag.Minot IW“’;M
“ i DPanbury. March 1. 18%0. s i
Bcp e i TSO S B e e R S
Extrall of a leiicr promive Cape of Gaod Hope,
oo dated Decenber 2 38C9. )
. “The e of France bhas been vigorously
blockaded for some time by the Britilh, who
‘now bave a {quadron of 10 ships off the
Island, and two/fhips on the coast of Mada
‘galcar. e AT 1
.. *On the 20th Sept. the squadron went
into St. Paul’s- Bay, fland of Bo&trbnn, Jand
ed, and by furprize, took pofleflion of the
town., They captired the Caroline, French
Frigate, aud retook the Euvropea and Stra
tha%"Eaﬁ-Indiamen' which had been taken
by that Frigate fomie time since—they kept
possession of thie place about 10 days, and
brought off the frigate, the two Indiamen,
and 3 other vellels, with a quanitv of indigo,
silks, &c. and burat the public flores, with
a large gnantity of coffte, indigo, &c. left in
thern. While the squadron were at Bour
bon. three American veflels got into the Isle
of France, :
“ There is no tradl-,\at ‘Madagafear, the
coast has been {5 clolely watched. that they
had no commuanication with cither Bourbon
or Isle of France for some months. On the
16th of O&ober an embargo was laid in
‘confequence of the disturbances in India, &
several transports were taken up to carry
tioops to India ; but by recent advices, mat
ters were again {ettled—the expedition has
been given up and the embargo taken off -
It is intended to make an attack on the Ile
of France, as soon as the hutricane months
are over, by the troops from this plice or
ladia ; for-which purpose the Britith have
tak:n pofl;ihi»n of the fmal Island of Ro.
dorigue. Markets dull—provisions and
n4wal stores plenty?,
MARRIED. =~
In this town on the evening of the tith
inst. by the Rev. AMr Barroughs, Mr Henry
Goddard, merchant, to Miss Elizabeth L Pay-
Jon, youngest daugiter of J Payion, Esq.
lln Georgetown, [D .C.]Hon W B. Giles,
Senator in the Congress of the U, S. to Miss
“Frances'Ann Gwyan. _
; DIED. (e
In this town, Mrs. — Geodwin, aggd 78.
Oliver, son of Mr George Simes,aged 2 years.
A fonjof Mr William Shillabar, aged 2 years
In Northampton, My Dgvid Marflon. aged 30.
- In Newmarket, Febrnary Zsch, died sud
denly Sarah, wife of Pbhilip Fowler, in the
72d year of her age—By her death her sur
viving and aged- husband is depr ved of the
companion of his youth and the support of
declining years ; her afflied family, of a
_kindly affcGtionate parent ; the poor and
neédy, of a friend in their difirefs ;-the
church, of which she was for many vears
a member, of a bright and fl{ining light 5
and focicty at large,of an a¢tve ypright and
- virtuous woman. The sincerity of her chrif
tian profeflion was exemplified in the puri
ty of her conduét; gand the reality sos
her faith evineed by the innocence and ufe
fulnefs of a long and virtuous life. Though
removed by the hand of death from this
scene of human fuffering. her virtues will
long flourith in'the grateful -remembrance
of her fricnds. ;
- "ag % X Y i gRI TR T T e S PR
; State of 'New-vH.dMAﬂ)irc-Roc&ingbﬁm P ke e
| NOTICE is hercby given to the non-resident proprietors and owners of land in the
town of POPLIN, in the county and State aforefaid, who have not pai¢ their{chool,
towhn county and highway taxes for the yearaßoß—that so much of their land as will pay
‘the fame with incidental cha;ggs, will be fold at public vendug, at my dWcllinghoufc, in
said Poplin, on Thurfday‘ the thirty-firt day of May next, between the hbu};s of ten of the
“clock in the forenoon, and fix of the cléck in the afterncon of said day, ‘unlefs prevented
by previous payment, } Te A b A e W ;
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iNathaslel Lidrdona bejrm, . Buatr oL [C RSBO 943 .21 1§
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“Simeon ‘Prefcott Hﬂéﬁw Bo S R AR e esic T e
Baa g v ‘*f SEIACY IAT TR T e Igﬁ@c‘i er‘.z‘fﬁg L ‘{' A S ie L
5 Popliny March, 7, ißl¢ Ten O TOSHUA INGAT T 2 Colle@or.
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R A e B e R Tt
, MOTICE.
A LL persons who have any de-
A mands on the estate of '
NATHANIEL jACKsQN,
late.of Portsmouth, decealed, are de
sired to exhibit them to the fabfcriber,
and all persons fadebted to said estate
are requelted to make payment to
JOHN MARCH,
" Adminifirator of [aid cfiate.
Alarch 20, 1810.
AFUI{THER time of fix
4. & months from the seventeenth day of
February lalt,is allowed the under(igned Coma
miffioners,appointed to receive and examine
the Claims againt the Estate of the Hon.
JOSEFH BADGER, Esq. late of Gilmanton,
decaled, and we purpose to attend upon
that Business at theate dwelling-house of the
\decedefed in {aid towd, the'fecond Tuelday,
in April and the four following months,from
one o’clock to fix P. M. -
EZEKIEL HOIT, 2
JOHN SHEPARD, 2 Commiffionerr.
___DAVID SANBORN, S
State of New- Hampfhire,—Chefbire [.
: V\: OTICE is hereby given to: the non:re
1N fid-ut owners of Jand in the town of
PACKERSFIELD, who have mot not paid
their taxes for the yearißo7g—that unless
they previoully make payment, so much of
their land as will pag the fame; with all law
ful charges. will be fold at . publi¢ Auction,
on the firlt Monday of June nex:, at 10
- @’clock “A. M. at the boufe of Josiah Mel
vin inholder in said town, 'y
s ' N
g 2 &R
Rk | £ By S 8
O L 8
Nathan Towns ‘ 35 8 'riog
Moses S. Baoynton fmproved .20 56 4
; WILLIAM BASSETT. Colleftor.
- Packersfield, Febroary zs, 1810 o
State of IVew-Hamp/bire,—Cbg/})ire, f
_ N OTICE is hereby givea to' the
A N non reiident proprietors and
owners of land in the town of Unity,
in said county, who have not paid
their Highway, Town, School, and
_County Taxes, for the vear 1800, that
{o much of their lands as will pay said
taxes, together with the incidental
charges, will be fold at public ven
due, to’ the highest bidder, at the
dwelling house of Jacob Bartlett, in
said Unity, on Thur{day the z 1t day,
~of May next at ten of the clock, fore
noon, unless prevented by previous
payment. e '
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‘ e BRI
Original p’fopridon S @R S
ok, names, . §§ 2 A:’
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- poigie.c
Natb’l Barre, this) = A )
lot taxed to 2. a |/ 5 e
cres _mo'wt'ng and %18 66‘1 166 33 5,5 5
'@ pafhwring. ) ( |
James Bean. ' 58 50 6 50 10 17 2
“Cornelius Clough, - 'l9 ‘SO 4 150 30 50 §°
- William Long 18 505 501017 2
Natbaniel French 41 28 1 42 8/ig 1
Benja. Wentworth 300 487 24449 81 7
dfoac Godfrey 57 506 50 10/17 2
Wm. Bufwell prE v 8-3 hiag il Boy
Natbaniel Barre 3 506 2% § 81
Jobn Sherburn -ISOX, 50 ¥0.17 2"
Fobn Moulton 4 501 5010 17 %
Mefoeck Wear 0 4 io_;(», 25 el gt
. JEREMIAH S, CHASE, Goliestor.
RO DT ML AN W A B e Y
~ - STATE OF NEW-HAMISI (RY .
PUBLI,C NOTICE is herebs giveu, (hai
& Samuel Holbins and 5%}9{ Loomis, and
others; have petitioned the General Court,
representing that the roads which were op
ened a few years since, the one leading from
Joseph Loomis’s, the other from James
Hugh's, and intersecting the Hill fett'ements
so called, in Colebrook, towrihip No. 2,
Millsfield, Errol and Cambridge to Hallos
well and other eallern markets, are now for
nearly the whole distance almost impaflzble,
and for carriages entirely so. . That the pub
lic are fuffcring-grearly, and the feitlement
of that part of the State greatly retarded and
discouraged for want of the fame being
made comfortable wagoon roads. - Where
fore they praythat a tax of three eents per
dcre be laid on each acre of land in said
townthip of Colebrook, Millsfield, Brrol &
Cambridge,and a special commistee appoints
cd for the purpole of laying out the fame,
for the purpose of repairing and making
paflable the roads aforefaid. ;
ORDERED that the petitioners be heard
before the General Conrt on the firfl Fuef
day of their next Session, and that the peti
tioners caunfe thcﬁ?ﬂ:ancc of the petition &
order of Court thefeon, tqbe published three
wecks successively in the New-Hampshire
Gazette, the lalt publication of which to be
fix weeks prior to said day of hearing, that
any person or per{6ns may then appear and
shew canfe,if any they have, why the prayer
thercof may wot be granted ‘ ;
Atteff NATHANIEL PARKER, Se'y,
Concord, Fune 17. 1809.
A SRRI eeel e
E) ‘!\IJIJ:&? A}x'fsf‘s Lj)v f L}?\:\-ﬂ,ﬁ Ysl
- T 0 be fold at Pubkc Auchon;
This .‘dag at 11 o’clock, at’
. C. WOODMAN’s duction Office,
1 new,handf{ome Feather-Bed,
1 Mahogany Deilk, G e |
2 Sets Chairs; L
Picces Broad :Uq!hs, :
‘do Britith Shirting, ’
1 large Bible with Cuts, . ;
1 Set Willich’s Le&tureson Diet and
~Regimen," ; 8
6 Hays with a variety of other arti
cles &c. &cé March 20. -
' l 'O be {fold at Audtion, at
: the fubferiber’s house in Stratham, on -
Thur{day 29th March, 10o0%clack, A. M,
if not previously fold at private {ale,
-6 hikely working Cattle ;
A yoke of fat Oxen 5 8 iikely Cows ;
2 Horfles and a Colt
X 6 Sheep ; Shotes, &e. Aife,
.All " his Farming Utensils,
Carts, Scids, Plooughs, Harrows &c Hay,
Corn, Cider, Potatoes, &c.—A good Chaise
and Sleigh ; -a Pew in the Congregational
Meeting-house—Some House Furniture-; &
good C;!\ock, b&c}: : e T
~ Abednego Robinson.
70 BE SOLD ot Aullion on
THURSDAY #e sth day of April next, at tenm
o'clock;A. M. (if not f{ff"{o’(/qyﬁl“{‘?‘f".""“t’ﬁlf)
q‘ FARMin Lee,containing
_ 150 acres of excellent LAND, übder
“guod improvement, with a two story House
- whol y finithed, 2 Baxn 300 feet long 32
wide.~-a large Orchard which has made 20
Hhds. of cider in a year. Said Farm is fit
vated three miles from Newmarket landing,
on the main road leading from thence to
Northwood—is an etigible situation for a
tavern, _ Sk
If desirable to the purchaser,
the farming utensils will be fold with the
Farm. « S -
Terms, half the purchale money @t the
sale, and a credit of fix months given for the
remainder, &\ :
- Arso, at the fame time and
place, a valuable sot of Woop Lanp dying
. in Nottingham, five miles from the above
farm, and will be fold separate or with the
farm, as may befl suit the purchaser. =
" For further particulars enquire of tbe fubfcviber
on the premises. ; v
GEORGE TUTTLE, Jux.
Lee, March 18.
C.Woodman,
"’}i‘ "AKES this method to in
-3 form the public that he has reline
quifhed the Hat making business to Meflrs.
Fernald &‘Twamb{y‘, who carry it on in alf
its branches, at their store in Daniel-street.
- He'll now appear :
- As Auétioncer ,
Gaing ! going ! gone ! :
He has taken that coitvenient and fire proof
store of Capt. E. Hall’s; Daaiel-fireet, lately
impreved by Capt. A Deal, where he iny
tends to receive Goods of every description,
whether new or old, of foreign or domestic
production to fell at Aucion or private sale,
the office will be open every day in the
week: (Sundays excepted) and all business
intrufted to his care, fhatt be attended te
with fidelity and defpatch: Lot
Mr. Woodman is of opinion
that a regular office of this kind may be of
utility to the publie, as it will be a receptacie
of every kind of article however small and
trifiing which any person may with to dis
pose of in this way. which will be found to
be very advantageous, as a great number of
cuftowers (whose wants are various) are ¢ol=
lected together at the fame time.
IN. B. It is an efroneous opin
ion which some entertain, that whatever is
fold at Auction, must be cither damaged or
refufe, please to observe that- the belt of
~houfes, lands, thips, and cargoes, as well a 8
every other kind of goods arc fold at Auce
tion in every commercial city. -
- Portfmoeuth, March 17, :
™~ 4 Cure for Bilious Complaints.” "
CHAMBERL,_@IN’:; Patent Bilious Coe
dial is.of a vegetable Prcparation,am!
thay be taken with greatest fafety by either
sex. It is a restorative Cathartic; ealculage
ed toeffetually cleanse, warm and ftrength=
en foul, cold, bilious and . opprefied “Stom- -
achs. It aifo sweetens the blood and regu.
lates constipated bowels; promotes digefs
tion ; regulates the appetite, and gives 2
spring to the mental faculties. Every per
son should take a few doses of this Cordial
every Spring and occasionally through the
Sugimer and Autumn. - It is prepared by
Dr.. Chamberlain of Boston, fold by him
and his agents .in slmoft every populous
town in Amcrica,and is daily iner;afing in
reputation. LRV L e S e
A constant supply of the abave
may be obtained of Mr C. PEIRCE. ageng
ieétrwnmftc, in bottles andﬁwﬁ
436 to gs,each. . DMarch 30, .