The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-10-23 00:00:00, page 4

30 T atiack on the Chefupests —Federal
&fks (ay this dutrage can no longer be justly
'@ fubjedk of collision! Why? Because Bri
tain disavowed the a--and we took felf-rep
aration at theinftant ! How ? Why, forfoath,
after our frigate was disabled, part.of her
Ctrew mordered, and a part dragged away to
exccution by Britith myrmidons, British
ships of war were interdified our bavbors !==
This is “an indigaity and a punishment”
“which federalifts think (hould fully -atone
- sor that attrocious outrage ! The disavowal
“of the aét by Britainis a mere farce—=-~fhe
“xells us the does not approve the liberties taken
by her officer—that he has “ exceed-d bis én
Jiruclions” —but stamps falfehood upon the
proteflion, by regularly promoting the hero
of the tragedy to a wice admiralty and com
mander i% ehief of her naval forces op a most
important {(fation —The stipulations, by her
authorized ageat, for redress and reparation
for the indignity and injary, were also difa
wowed ; the true reason for which will be
found in the momentary expecation raised
bx the* fruggles of Spain to avoid subjuga
tion to France.. The refufal of our govern
meant to pass over in silence an outrage un
paralleled. fave'in the history of Britith na
val prowels, is to. the advocates for Britith
supremacy indubitable preof of hostility to
Britain, and partiality to France !
4th’ The Orders in Council.—=The
Repertory repeats the assertion {o of.
ten inade by tederalilts, that France
was the /772 to infringe on our neutrai
rights. ‘This is notoriously fa/fe. Brit
ish paper bjockades produced the French
decrees,— wirich decrees produced the
famous. orders 'in council. The de
crees are provifisnally repealedy and it
-MOW remains with our own'govern.
- ment to decide whether they shall ex
pire or not. ~ The sincerity of Britain
is now put to the test. The juttifica
tion set up for her by the Briuifh party
‘in America, under the falfe affap.
tion that France was the firft sygref
for, can no longer avail. —As France
is the firft to tender a repeal of her
iniquitous edifls,” and on the very
terns proposed by our .governmert to
both powers, we mult expeét thata
refufal on the part of Britain to follow
the example, will arm every honelt A
mericait again® her—will excite one
general burt of indignation againf
%ritifh duplicity and falfehood. — Brit
ith writers'fay England will not aban.
doa the fyltem of paper bisckade which
produced the Fiench decrees.—Her
advacates 4n this country echo the
{ame language, and appeal to the com
passion of the American peopl=to in
cuige her aggreflion. It will not do
to deny poor mother Brivain the priv
slcge o Amprefls cur seamen, and even
marder a few of them, thould they be
4o disloyal as to manifelt any relu@ance
to cater the service of his ms gracious
mafefly. We must not contend for
rights which may militate againg her
fyitem of monopoly. We must not
<eny her right to interdi&@ our com
merce, when, where and to what ex.
den: Jhe pieafes. We must nor infit
on reparation for past injuries, nor 2
guattee for turare justice—because
Q\g\ fizbting the baitics of the avorld =
fw_ori’:k;w bope !—~and the Oﬂly
barrier against the universal demina
tidis of Bonaparte t—How slender
then are our hopes of escape from the
iron grasp of the imperial despot ! -
On what a precarious tenure we hold
our civil and religious privileges ! —
How thankful ought we to be that
our deftipies are placed in the hadds of
so immaculate a being as his sacred ma
¢y Georye the thisd ! A monarch who
etteeas juflice and mercy as the bright
est gems which adorn bis crown, and
never vioiates ‘their ri@ates—fave in
obedience tothe dictates of the ver
mm of the court, the creatures of cor
ruption who surround his throne ¢
- The !tepertory adds, by way of ap
pendix, the condu& of Mr. Jackson as
anotner fubje& of complaint—but ar
gues that admitting Mr. Jackson did
lafult ot government, * the account
was squared by the suspension of his
funcions I”’—What an admirable the
orilt is this sage doftor }—An aflAlin
enters my dwelling, with an intent to
30b and ‘murder; if I am able to
throw him out the window, and de
fzat his purpose, the account is Jquared!
He has as mych caule of complaint
for bis forcible ejeétion, as 1 have for
his forcible entry ! Ido not believe so
sage an idea ever entered the head of
Solon, or so equitable a provision
sult have been engrafted in his code
~of laws {—Britith law.makers are
mere dolts and blockheads, who never
dreamed of this salutary amelioration
of the criminal code !~ 1 .
Such and o aﬁfurdjand falfe, are
the pretexts et up by British parti
zaps, to excuse “British enormities, to
-extenuvate Britith aggreflions, and in
duce us to _throw ourselves into her
- arms, whose touch is contamination,
~ %hole alliance is political death ! ©
kP o £ o — A o oyLE
A veflel lately arrived at New York, in
which a man, his wife and two children
Tveliel wa &Sh}&&iﬁfhﬂﬂbw War,
bad taken paflage. ‘On, the. passage, the
and the Man borae away to perpetual fa
- very in bis mijefly's navy, leaviog his wite
gpon the cheriy o g How o
SOODTQ SRAT SN N 8 (PINREY. Whese
oRST Yo eet
- ehutidand merh Kg»‘vﬂ%ﬁ%% 2
pauntlet through theirnavy, with & chours
31 hide to sous agaiaf them of being pocil
o - , . %
to Yankees and Irishmen uadcé the cat.o™
wite-tails, A . o
- Qa the aight of the 7ih inst a fire
broke out in Charleston S. C. which
spread very extensive deftru&ion. A
letter frem thence fays, mnearly 500
houses were destroyed. s T
Oan Thar{day night lakt,a fire broke
outin Boston, which defttoyed a large
four Rory building, -called Goifrey’s
Bakery, corner of Central Wharf,with |
{everal contiguous buildings,and much |
" other property. _ o
L Y L TR D. y
~ In'this town, on Saturday last, Madam 5
' Evizasera, consort of the Hon JoNaTnaN |
- Warneg, Esq. aged 76~-Funcrai tomorrow |
afternoon at j o'clock : 3
In this town, last Subbath, Mrs., Mary {‘
Burxuam, wife of Mr Aaron Burnham, of ‘
~ Scarborough (Maine) aged 60--Fnucral to- g
_morrow afternoon from the house of Mre
Miss Mary Morse, aged 28; two chil. 5
- Amos Tappan '
dren of Mr Tbeodore Manson onc aged 3 |
ycars, the other nine moaths:; a child of
- Mr James Woodworth, aged 2 years v
T
State of New-Hampshire,
To the Scleiimen of the town of
i : : ~ GREETING. |
f ~ YOU are hercby required, in the name of |
. the-State of New.Hampthire, to notify and |
- warn a mecting of the- inhabitants of the |
' {aid town of ’ qualificd to vote .
l in the choiok of Senators for the State Le- |
giflature, to be held on the second Tuélday s
l of the fix persons bereafter nimed, for Re- !
of March next to voté by bailot for three |
prefentatives of this Srate 'in the Congress of |
the United Scates, agrecably to an act pafied ‘
- Junc 23, A D 1792. Aund in the warning |
and patification of said mceting, you are to .
give fiftecen Jdays metice of the time and ]
place for holding said ' meeting You are
also to sign the copy of the record of said
F mecting, with the town clerk ; and ccrtlfi_- |
~ cates, thus attested, of all votes taken at said |
’ mecting, are to be sealed up, and dircc"‘tcd to ]
the Sccretary of the State, with-a foper- i
' feription exprcfling tic purport thereof,and
- tranfmitied by thic twown ci¢ik to the Sheriff l
~of the Couuty in 'wiich such mecting was |
_holden, within ten days after the time of |
hohliug such mectng.or to the Secretary’s ]
Office 1a Concord, within twcnty days at |
fartheft from and after the tune of holding
said mecting. | ;
The names of the fix candidates who had |
the highelt . aumber of votes (nex: after !
those ele@ed) at the late August mocring,
and from among which: three are to be vo- |
‘ted for, as above mentioncd, are, vl
GEQRGE SULLIVAN,
| - WILLIAM HALE,
o KOGFR VOSE, £
. :DANIEL BLASDEL,
. JOHN A. HARPER,
; . OBED HALL. : :
Given under any band at Portsmouth, by and with
advice of Council, this' twenty SJourth diry of |
September, inthe year of our Lord onc thoufund i
eight bundredand ten, and of Americgn inde
pendence the thirty fifth- : ‘
« + JOHN LANGDON. Governor.
:'_Mm“thm.nmm ‘
Attef. SAM’L SPARHAWK, Secretary.
-~ FACTORY GOODS. /. |
- |
- Stephen Hardy, |
A GENT for one of Provi
dence Cotton Fa®orics, offers for |
{ale. Cotton Sheeting ; Shirting ; Ginghams ;
Checks and Stripes ; Bedtigking ; Wirp,
and. Filing. Yara; Stocking do ; colored
Scwings, &c: at FaQtory prices. O& 123 |
wa NV ater-Blevator, )
~ ! *‘HE Subscriber refPectful
& lyioforms the public, that’the patent
right of this valuable inventioa haviag been
~conveyed to him by the Proprictor for the
county of Rockingham and town of Dover, :
he oﬂ{rs the fame for sale to towas or indi
viduals ¥ : 2 : j
The obje& of this invention is to elevate |
the water to any desired height from a well |
or fountain' for purpofés required for pub
lic or private use, with much less powcr or
force than any other engine hitherto invent
€d, to raise the fame quantity of water—The
utility, convenience and small expence, will -
Bodoubt be an objedt to purchasers 5
Any gentleman may [ce one in operation,
and.the principies fairly difplaved, by call
ing at the fublcribers (hopin Buck @rect. |
~ BENJAMIN EVANS. |
O&ober 23 By (i » s’
Fewelry, &c. as usual. |
STEPHEN HARDY contin
¥ ues'the Jewelry and Silver Business as
usual R R S N
' For Saleat Aultion,
* On Tucfday, the x3th November next, on
gl thc:pfémffts, PR ARI 3
A SMALL piece of excel
' lent land, containing #bout 11 acres, |
Mitvated in Brookfield—-being part of the
farm “formerly belonging to Col ' James
Hackc:‘t.—-(}onditiom “made known at the i
sale. * JWALLIAM DURGIN.
_Sanbornton, O&. 26, 810, = |
& q LL persons having de
-4 A mands apainlt the efthte of .
JAMES H. McCLARY,
lﬁ' late of Eyfom, in the county\of Rock,
. ingham, Elquire, deceased, arg desired
f‘.,.to present them to the fubfcribier, Ad
- misiftratrix j‘oh”{aidﬁg{tug',?ag ‘all in
~debted to fiid cflate are requelted to:
"make immediate payment to | ]‘
©ELIZABETH MCLARY. |
VWV HEREAS my wife LTS
. V'V has ablconded from my dwel
ling-house; where she was decently
provided for and has squandered ‘my
eltate, and has otherwise ' behaved in \
ﬁaﬁﬂn nd an mﬂ“ﬁ
debis: ,;,:‘ may contract after this
date.:' . EBEN® lACKSON
I TMRSR M RS
R B LB K *ﬁi o i
Gy o e R T
30 packases New Goods,
Just received &new opening at
A - ’f? e . ’
OIS
o e :
~CHEAP CASH STORE,
30 packages of Fathionable,
Fancy and Staple Piece Goods,
adapted to the prelent and approaching
fcafon--among which are
Superfine black, blue, = BROAD.
and dark mix’d ‘ % CLOI HS.
“brown, olive. corbeau I ,
Superfine black, blue,
browan, drab, o_ﬁvc,grccng' Caﬁimeres.'
~and mix’d ke :
Fawn, brown, twill'd, black, }PELISE »
green, dove and maronn CLOTHS
Black, green, dove, drab, }"P‘ELISE
_fcarlet and maroop J FLLANNELS
Light slate, dark and light bu«ﬂ} CANTON.
black and hight purpie CRAPES
Elegant {prig'd biack & white LACE VEILS
Light lilac, pea green, }'ENGLISH
orauge, silver grey & white { LUSTRINGS
An clepant variety of white, KiD
buff, limerick slate olive'andg Ol .OVF'S
black Long and Habit oy
Variety plain and fgur'd } LACE
black and white - ) ARMLETS
Rich white Satin—a scarce articie
Varicty plaid, plain slate, INDIA
~ Light brown and black }'LUSTRINGS\
Iralian black Luftrings | s
India black Sartnets b
Fiorcace black Luftrings ‘ '
Evench black & white Crapes, superior quality
ey i Londan Beauer.
dark brown and black BONN ETS
Varicty plain and figus'd }LUS’(‘RING
broad and narrow ‘RIBBONS
Scarlet, light and dark buff J\7-4 imitation
and white middle SHAWLS
Plain white Lace
A great varicty cotton Laces&Footings, cheap
Biack fiik Floreatine-—very best quality
Ladies’ and gentlemen’s beaver Gloves—a
great varicty e
Plain and figur'd crape, seeded, Fancy
leno. & a great vuicty of othcrg Mlﬂ””
“nety, muli. hail dot, plain & fig’d 3
3% 2 & $ jaconet & cambric Muilins.
1 cale g & Liith Linens, of a {upe
rior quality, and very cheap.
1 case moit fathionable Hir«w Bonnets.
Black, fawn, slate, purple, .
greem, brown, olive, {car % BECMBAZETS
iet, maroon and drab -
Figui’d Bombaszets, Wildbores,
% & 3 Brtifh Shirtng Cottons.
+» ¢ aed 7 Colerajn . ditte. . .
C mmon vidth & cambric Dimities.
L 0 und couton Diapers- ]
% # & Hblack fatfuet Cambrics.
$ 40 3& *5 Jinen Table Cloths. -
Iriih Sheetings, £ wide. ‘ :
Colerain Cotten Sheeting § do,
<in elegant varie! y 3& £ LONDON
light and dark plaid Ginghams.
Fine and Jow pric’d Calicoes.
Cheap Ginghams, . . »
¥ 40d § unglaz’d twill’d } London
and plan | { PRINTS.
Ungiaz’d waite cotton Cambrics,
Variety plaio and figur’d middle 8 4 cotton
' Shawis 8 .
Rich Furniture Patches——a scarce article
Low pric’d do.’and Copperplates .
Color’d and black Tabby Velveis
Gentlemen’s Velting both dark and light, of
the most futhioenable patterns ™ -
Low pric’d and fuperfine Callimeres of vvery
- fdfhionable color suitable for ladics® coats
Olive and browa Moleikins for furtouts
Drab & dark sup fine Hunters Cioths for do.
Drab and dark Kerfeys and Plains i
Grey mix’d Imperial Cords , ,
Dark Sattinets—Velvers and Thickletts
Lad:cs’ and gentlemen’s worsted Haofiery
SNoahie R 2 Rose Boakets,
Fine ava iow prie’d 'Contirngsr-zFearqouglits
Low priced Broad Cloths~—Sergcs ik
Eh, Bear,blackJcast and }MUFFS and
‘mock-fable “FTIPPETS
Vacicty cbeek’d and figur'd' filkk Handker
chiefs of belt quality y
Color’d and black Italian Sewing Silks :
Low priced and finc India Cottons
Factory Shirting and Skeeting Cottons -
Ticking, Checks and Stripes b
A wfupply Kidaminfter CARPETINGS,
ncw and eicganf patterns
)Venitian Stair ditto—+ 85 9% &% £9% ¢
g7F The above added to bis former Stock
makes a large and extensive assortment ‘
October 23, 1810 | .ik AP Ol ]
FAMILY BIBLES.
C PLIRCE i 3 this day open-
N/ @ ing a véry large aflortment of FAM
ILY BIBLES, which he wili feil at his usual
low prices. Aifo, an extensive assort ment of
School and Clatlic Books; Writing Paper;
Writizg and Cypherin Books , Also, an
addition to his alrcady %:u'gc coliection of
Law Books; and the Cyclopedia-to the 25th
‘balf volume (ociufive Oct 23
State of New:Hampfbire, ; Grafion [J.
'NO”I'ICE is hereby given 1o the nonrefi
* dent pmﬁricm_m and owners of land in
the town of LITTLETON;, in said county, -
‘who have not paid their town, fchool,high- -
‘'way apd coumty taxes for 1810, that so -
mych of their land will be fold at public
_vendue at my dwelling house in said Lit
‘tleton, on the sixteenth day of January next,
at ten o’clock in the forenoon, as'\wil!‘pagr
said taxes together with all kegal cost, unless
prevented by previous payment to me the
fubfcttbct. ks T V 0 t,,, x ’
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a 4 78 538 2 34,
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i PRATYIBACE DR g, 18
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R e R
LU REMOVALY Teey
-.N — 2
ITlm?® Upham
! iAS removed to the flore.
B, R lately occupied by Mr.
Willia i bl 1
Villlam Jones, jr. being the
next door south of Dr. God
dard’s store, and nearly oppo
site Mr. Henry Haven’s. ‘
O¢tober 23 , ;
. REMOVAL., |
‘. N 7 A e -
l ‘ AS removed to the ‘Store lately
& occypisd by Mr. Samuel Goa
dard, and direfiy oppolite the one he.
formerly occupied. A
- Move New Goods.’
YV, Jonesar -
Wili receive by the firfl Coafier from
ATy Boflon, j |
22 Packages of Fancy, Fathion
~able & Staple Piece Goods,
which with his focmer itock will make
a large assortment of valuable arii.
B 9 ol D OAR
~MORE FRESH GOODS.
. Melcher,
" HAS YUST RECEIVED,
An additional assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
: ANMONG WHICH ARE
A COMPLETE aflortment
- of 10w prices Broad and Foreit
Cloths ; drab, mix’d and biack C:fhi
meras ; blue, brown and bk Tergess
brown, drab, blue and green ladies
Pelice, Cloths 3 Fine and com:mon
Costings ; ¢ ao:§ Duffi's 5 drab and
mix’d Sattinetts ; ladies bik_ and col
or’d Worlted Hose, from 358 10 7:6;
Men’s Angoladud Wotlied do ; fafh
ionable Vestings 3 low priced dark
do ; Thicksets and Velvets; miil’d
Rife Blankets.: s
- g¥ Printed Tambourades, an
entire new arucie of London ftyie for
ladies dr-fles. : 5o
A large assortment of fine
and common Calicoes ; do tilk and
cotton. Ginghams; Cambrick Mus
s ; variety of funcy Muslins 5 4,8
and & twill’d Couon Shawis 3 Bau.
deaux Handkfs ; - orinted Camubrics ;
black do 5 plan & fipur’d fitk F /kfs;
black G lloons a2nd Shoe Bindings ;
- Wikdtores and!.[}_‘q_}-é"hts: , :
In<ia Cottons 4t very low prices—
.which with his gther Steck forms a
complete afforiment, and are offered
oni the most reafonuble terms fr cath
‘or dpproved credit. T O& 23
- G. W. Tuckerman,
- GOLD & SILVER SMITH,
R’ ESPECTFULLY informs
: the publie, that he has taken a shop
in Buck fireet, a few doors weft of Mr. Da
venport’s iun, and dirc®ly oppofite’ the
-mansion houle of Capt George Wentworth,
wherte he offcrs for(alea very elegant afloses
meot of 3 Mpare
o JEWEERY and o T
SILVER & PLATED WARE,
‘ ~ AMONG WHICH ARE,
- Gold Necklaces ; ,gold and
coral do.; wax and pearidoj common do;
gold Hoops ;. gold-Kiiobs and Drops of the
newefl fathion ; goid and gilt Breast Pins ;
gold Fiuger Rings ; Gsld Wires -—Also—
An elegant aflortment of
silver Cream Pors ; silver, plated, «nd iron
'Table, and Tea Spoons ; silver and piated
‘Sugar Tongs ; silver, plated. und pearl Salt
and Mustard Spoons ; silver Watch Chaigs
and Keys ; silver and plated Scissor Chains, -
Ailver. Pencil Cales; silver Tooth and Ear
Picks ; plated Caftors ; clegant plated Can
dlelicks and, Lamps ; commen-do ; plated
Knce Buckles; fiiver ‘Thimbles; plated
Spangles ; Britania Tea Pots ; black and
white Bugles ; silver Sleeve Buttons ; coms
mon do ; shell hair Combs of all izes ; com
mon do , ivory do. ; Snuffers ; Snuffer
Trays; China Boxes ; common do ; Pen
Knives 3 yellow and white Tinsel Card s
French Putfes with glasses ; Steel Scissors 3
“Tooth; Biufhes ; Lead Penciis Wmdfor :
Soap ; blue Wash Balls ;| Morocco Pocket
Books ; Ladies Thread Cases ‘;A;&wran
~dum Books ; 14 gross of vbc,ﬂ Engiith W atch
Giaffes by the giofs, dozehn, or single, re.
‘markable cheap = M e
~ 'The above with many cther articles too
_pumerous 10 particulatize, will be (old ata
~very small advance. . -ﬁLi&e,ﬁﬁif)ﬁf&}i
- A few Tickets in Vineyard
Lottéry, which comscaces drawing 29tk of
R
_Alfkinds of Gold and. Silver
‘work made and repalted with ncatneis and
‘difpatch, and_ thefmallelt favor reccived
- with humble gratitde. . - - . .
870 Lo NS YL ‘ iy
emylh"f givemijmipay, 000 oE
R e s TR S S
- JOHN RAYNES intends'to open
/o Monday Sosity HeXE. O Rashing
ot Tesdine, - wilkba-et M
%@s“’%&% hie Aieids 60
AN Re TR R T g et
[ber oh chiigres et Hisday fsheob. - -
Henry Goddard, .
- Has for sale, jaf¥ received,
ﬂFSI London White Lead ;
AP Whiting ; Spréice Ycllow ; Patent Yele
low ; Spanithßrotvn; Spicits of Turpentine ,
a2nd Linleed Ofl Rla s R TR
- Philadelphia Haraefs and Skirtidg, and
biack and ruffce Bridie 1 EATHER o ¥
Aifr—A large assortment of HARD
W 4 R E-+-confifting partly as tollow: :
Swedes and Ruflia Steel :
7 by 9,8 by 10 & 6 by 8 Window Glafgr
6d,Bd. 10d and 20d fine wrought NAILS
Non Shovels 3 Frying Paos;
Sid ,'g-. fpzfl‘qcl_cs, &e 3 :
WEILE, black and buck handle Knives and
Fork "‘_’Triccs'and\low charged ey
Aa assortment Commode Handles ; Rose
Handies ; Brawer Kacbs ; Drawer Locks ¢
Card Tableiaod Portabic Disk Hinges; Tae
b'c Hinges, But: Hinges and Screws
Bras: & common & Norfolk Thumh Latetes
K‘xi:ting Pins, pound Pins, buadic P.as
aod Necdics ; S ip
Iron Wire allfﬁzes from No 1 to 19
Plated and brass Kacbs ;3 Cloak Pins;
Brals Cocks—Shoe Bruthes, Paint Brothes,”
Quaker Horse B ufhes i
' Handsaw and ‘MI Files, various sizes,
common and ca’t ficel B
~ Peclham and Suadle Bits; Flatfets, latets
and Saddier’s Pluth - ;
Best quatity Pomace and Rotten Stone
Brass and japan'd Candlcfticks and Lan.ps
Newest tathion gilt frame Looking G afles
Also—daily expeed Jrom Briftl,
First quality blifler'd and calt Steet -
~_Sheer Lead- Sad . Irons—Brass Kettles
aflopecd—Sheet Iron thin, middling & thick
~—Linen and woolea Web-Tea Pors——
Warming Pzns, and common & cross Tin—
Which with Goods before on' hand, conlfti
tute as great a varicty as have been far sale
at any former period . O&ober 23
REPRIRE RAT W 8 57T 00 S &Tt W SRS s S
~ James Rundlet;
HAS just received per the .
A A ships Aane and O&avia from Liver
pool, a Jarge iupply of - 3 b ey
Fall & Winter Gods,
which are nowsopeaing and will be (old at a
imalt advance by wholesale and rctail’
An elegant aflortment of
Ficer and- Stair CARPETING at reduced
piices : + O&ober 23
e e e st A i e .et
State of N-whamp/bire=Straff.~l [.
Y\} OTICE is herchy given to the n.n res
1 N fideats and owners of land in OSSIPEE
who bave not paia their highway school, ‘
town and county taxes for the ycar 1810,
that so much of their ‘lands as will pay
said-taxes, together with icidental charges,
will be {o!d at.public vendue, to the high.
est biddery at the dwelling house of Capt. .
Jacob Broan, in said town, on the eighth
day of Janua:y next, at ten of the clock in
the_forenoon un'els preveated by previous
‘paymen: to me the fubferiber.
i o o owye g 8
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| S e B 0 A 8
£.€ 00 %
Fobn Glidden 13 200 100 3> 25 10
Jobrd Hentae 19 212 200 60 §0 20°
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‘WY OTICE 15 hereby given to the
N“ proprietors and owners of land
in the towns of Success, Cambridge,
Dixville, Wis. flow’s location, Bar.
Hale’s and others do, Furnice’s (o,
Samucl Sherburne and alias do, and.
Ringe’s and Peitce’s do, all. in phel
county of Coos afprefaid, that the un~
derfigned Sheriff of fiid county hath
received extents. from the Tresfarer
of said couaty, for the ‘colleftions of
eounty taxes for the year iSﬁ au
%@""““g and commanding bim, the.
Sheriff, to colleét from the several
towns and locations severally, viz.
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