The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-01-16 00:00:00, page 3

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. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1810. -
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Mr. Giles’ Resolutions.
The Resolutions offered by Mr. Giles, i’
the Sefuternf the U.S. approbatory of the
‘condu of the President in refufing 1o hold.
any further commuaication with Francis
James Jackson, the Britith minister, were
taken up in the Houle of Representatives
on Wednesday the 3d inst. and debated until
Jive o’clock on Tburfday morning——when on the
question Skall the Resolutions pafi ? it was dex
¢ided in the affirmative—Yeas 72~=Nays 4.,
A correspondent, who has lately visited
the bead quarters of good principles,” informs
us, that bis Majefly’s advecates will soon cort
mence 3 jultification of the Britith officer
who forcibly entered the house of Mr Arm
iftcad at Hampton (Virginia) It will be
elcarly proved that the American citizen on
whom the attack was made, committed the
- aggression; and that a reeling ‘officer bearing
the Bings uniform’ has an undoubted right to
center and [earch the house of an American
_ ‘citizen, any thing in the customs and usages
~ of nations, or the laws of the United States,
~to the coutrary‘notwithﬁand/'ng. 7 :
- The jultification will’ confilt solely. of
matter extracted from federal papers in
- Britith pay~-worn out stories of French in
fluence—and Junto denunciations of distin
guished Republicans It will occupy, not
kels than fcven columns of each Columbian
Czntinel and Boflon Gazette; and will be con
taucd until the end of the present feflion
of congress, after which it will be published
in the pamphlet form and transmitted to
———poflcrity’s pofleriars, Zie j
A premium of five Guineas will be given
for the best translation, into Plain Englifs, of
the leading article in lafk Saturday’s Oracle.
Apply to Benjamin’ Blulter, at the Insurrec
tion office Boston. :
The federal editors have almofl frigßtencd them-
Jeloves info @ war, since the paflage of Mr Giles*
refolutions~=they fay Great Britain has never been
treated by any nation, asfße has been by the United
States-~therein we believe them right —nve believe
a 0 other nation bas foewn so much forbearance and
atience under ber accumalated insults
The late eletion for governor in Tennes
see {fhows the rapid increase of population
in that state. The whole number of
votes given was 22,114, of which 11,734
were in welt and 10,380 in east Tennessee,
Nine yeéars ago.the whole number of votes
did not amount to 5,000 g
Sewveral communications on band will bave place
Wext week
L DIED.
At Ocland, Mr. Samuel Partridge, Bt 58.
A man who bas formany years been in a
ftatc of avowed difpair He supposed him
felt to have committed the unpardonable fin,
and on Sanday last, was found hanging in
the Woods, about half a mile from his late
dwelling-house. in that . town.—He. had
made préfious attempts to destroy his life,
but had been providentially prevented.
Departed this life on Sunday morning last
Br. William €averly, in the Bgth year of
hus «ge, the fineral will proced from the
Dweclling House of the decealed this after
soon precilelyat 3,o’clock if fair, if not, fo
morrow were the relatives and triends of the
family arc refpe@fully invited to attend
In thistown Mrs Adary Fackfon, e 58,
wife of Mr. Staaford Jackson. ks 5t
At Sandboratoh, on the 31t day of De
cember lalt, William arper Esquire, in the
sßth vear of his dge. : 3
NO7ICE.
r l “HE ' Proprietors of the
_ fourth Turnpike Roid in Newhamp
fhire are hereby notified that their annual
Mecting for the ensuing Year, will be hol
den at the House of DANIEL NOYES Efg.
Innholder in Springficld, on the firft Tucf
-day of Fébruary next at ten of the clock in
the forenoon, for.the purpofz of choosing
all neceflary officers for said Incorporatioa,
and tranfa&ing any other business that may
. be thought neceflary -
© .. By Order of the Dire&ors '
-~ " ISAIAH POTTER Prop’s Clerk.
. Lebanon Dec. 25th 18c9. ¥
N{)TICE is hereby given that the fubferi.
ber has been duly appointed Administra
tor of the Goods and Estate which were of
" WILLIAM HARPER,
late of Sandbornton in the County of Straf
ford, Efquiac, deccafed, and has taken upou
himfelf that trull,;by giving bonds as the law
direts—All persons indebted tofaid Estate
are requested to make immediate paK,ment,‘
and those having claims are requelted to
exhibit them for fettlemeqt A
JOHN A.HARPER; Adnminifirator,
Meredith, January 8, 1810. © . ‘
Major Russerr’s Address.
A N Address delivered before the Mafa-
A chufetts Charjiable Mechanick Association,
Dec. 21, 1809, being the Avniverfary of the
choice of Officers, and the firft Triennial
celebration of their public feftival, by Ben
" yamin Russery, Efg President of the Asso
ciation—Just received and for sale at the
Bookstore of C. PEIRCE, Portsmouth—ma
price 2§ cetits—=Wbere may also be bad
The public Laws-of New-
Hampshire. ‘Paﬂ'ﬁd. at the last feflion of the.
" General Court—-—Ai/s the Public Laws of
several other feflions, and the l_a& edition 9‘ ~
the large Law Buok. =~ - . 00
v Tne eomp&thg]ualgc Of the PECaCB‘ agrrn.
bly to the laws of Newhampfliire—price 15/..
The Massachusetts and New Hampthire
.+ Registers, for 1810, © <
foll of important ioformation—dAlfor - ~
“Almanacs of various kiads. -
late of Portsmouth in the county of
will be exhibited at the Probate
-~ Coun #hm’
21l day of February pext, for exam:
_ination and allowance. . .
JOHN MCLINTOCK, Exgcator.
segﬁ,%*,%mgg??wf“
T Y, PR p- ! v; 2 .«'* ?zg,;.';
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~ We regret that itis not in our power to comply
with the request of a refpeftable correspondent, by
inserting thie address from the Aukora ¢lo the Fed
eral leaders.in Congress.”” Tt shall appear in our next.
Iﬂ.,tbb!.n‘gap time we feel impelled to call on our
‘fc}lllvow-'cmz.ens, to enquire what the Newhampthire
representation is effe@ting ; that galaxy of talents—
that panaces which the quacks of Federalism have
palmed upon us as fufficient to cure all the disorders
of the State. =~ ik
Are our members of Congress eloguently pour
"3)’;9B the wrongs ivflited on their bleeding coun
try 7 Are they denouncing the viperous traitors of
our land ? Are they sagaciously pointing out reme
d{c.': for exilting evils ? Or are they fitting mamichance,
giving their yea’ or “ nay” to the faQious brood,
who oppose every thing and propose nothing ; and
who behf)ld with indifference, if not with exultation,
the sportive insolence of the British Minister, when the
wrongs of the United States are the theme of his
sarcastic pen ! |
BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY.
Eiy Whe _E"t’ act from the Author’s Prefa.ce.‘ _
Y, h:CVC"d he has recurred to the publlcatlons of the
o ’rc .f’ endeavoured to gain collateral evidence to make
s vch entfanon jut In writing biography we ought to
Packs a}t'_cc-;rc ul about taking the character from newf{papers.
1 ot always to be dcpc.ndcd upon ; characters very
cldom. If the deceased had virtues they are exaggerated by
his friends ; and how often are particular delineations made
by those who knew not the man! A pen is -employed
which is elegant, and if the fketeh is done in the best manner,
thereis no enquiry whether it be true. If we had no other
knowledge of men, but what we get frum newlpapers, wonk
there be a proper discrimination between the good and bad
members of society ?
“ A remark of a similar kind may be made upon funeral
sermons. If they are not in the style of eulogy, they are
not printed ~ What the preacher fays, he doubtless believes,
but how often is his opinion different from that of his
audience! How many funeral orators paint nothing. Such
pcrformanccs require a nice and delicate pencil to finith?; but
in general, they are the most unstudied compositions of their
authors, This is net what firlt excited the remark. Our
objection is, that they are not pure sources of information.
A preacher is tt: fay nothing but good of the dead ; a writer
of lives nothing but the truth; for he exhibits men asthey
were. g‘hc preacher is apt to give a general view of the char
acters ;it is the object of the biographer to enter into the
mobft minute detail. All funeral sermons, however, are not
liable to the fame ¢enfure Those preached upon the death
of ‘minifters sometimes bring an obscure clergyman into vicw,
who preferred the shade, as the most agreeable situation, but
whose virtues and talents ought to be known, that others
might be stimulated by the example. On the other hand,
preachers often fay bertter things of their bretheren than they
deserve ; upon no occasion is friendfhip or flattery more in
dclicately manifefted. The reputation of the deceased. de
pends in some meafurc upon the orator. If his perfcrmance
be admired, firangers who read it will think highly cf the
subject- Ifthe difeourfe be dull or inelegant, it perbaps is
not printed, and no character publithed. However eminent
the decealed was in life, he is not known beyond the line of
his near acquaintance. among whom his reputation is long
preserved by a molt affectionate remcmbra?cc.” :
The above work is received and for sale at
C. PEIRCE’s Bookfiore. '
' | LIST OF LETTERS |
Remaining in the Post- Officey Portfmoutby; N. H. Fan. 8.
OHN BECK ; Rk Brotton 5 . Charles But-
B.J man ; Susan Brown. -k
C. Mary Coe, Durbam ; Richard Critchett ; Pe
ter Clark, Kittery ; Wm. Caits, jr.
D Wm. Dunbar ; F. Dupaquier ; Betsy M. Da
vis 3 Eliza Davis ;' Robert P. Dame; Sally Dodge ;
Tilman Dofier ; James Dergin.
- E. Amos Emerson ; Rich’d Fitzgerald; Ed
ward Fitzgerald ; Henry P. Franklin.
F. Daniel Fry, Kittery ; Mary; A. Frost, New-
Cafile. ;
H. Charles Herrup ; Sophia Hayes ; D. Henfhaw.
I. & J. P. Jourdan ; Benjamin Jennefs, Rye ; Ed
mund Johnson, Rye ; John Jones.
K. Lydia Kennifon.
L. Eben’r Lord; Robert Lapifh; John Leigh
ton. b ; : i
M." Anna Mills ; Alex’r Mefnard; Abigail Mul
len. v : - i '
N.: Jacob Nutters '« il o R
O. Robert Oram, Rye ; Lucy T. Odicine.
P. Jofeply Perkins 3 Sam’l -Pray. ‘ (%
" R. Joseph Rand ; John G. Reid ; Phebe Rice ;
James Rollins jr. Thomas Robey, Northampton ;
Samuel Rand. ‘
S. Wm. Seawards ; Wm. Simpson, Greenland 5
Charles Savage’; Abram Sawyer, Kittery ; Reuben
B. Smith, Greenland ; James Smith ; Cato Stone
P. Srange ; John Starbird, Daurbam. :
. T. Wm. Thompson; Henry Trefethen ; John
Tarlton ; Abram Taylor ; Wm. Tibbets; Natb’l
Tirefethen, Northampton ; John' Thompson i |
W. Betsy Weeks, Barrington ; James Wingate-;
Jofeph®Wiggin ; Sarah Williams ; Wm. erpan :
Joanna Weeks, Kittery ; Thomas Worcelter, Kittery.
Y. Hoply Yeaton. = Pk, T i, g
. N. B. Those names with no towns annexedare for
Portsmouth. . MARK. SIMES, P. M.
| eAT RIST OF LETTE‘R‘S, b
Remaining in the Pofy-Office, at Kittery, Fan. 2, 1810.
ROSANNAH GOODWIN ; Abigail Bartlett,
K\ Mary Fogg ; Sophia Leighton, 2z ; Susannah
Wilson ; Elizabeth Nutter ; Bedfy D.'Hill ; Tobias
Shapley ; Nathaniel Hanfcom ; Daniel Hanfeom ;
Benjamin: Remmick’ Jonathan Leighton ; Samuel
Davis ; Jotham Witham ; Alexander Frost ; ‘Thom
as 8. Jenkins { Robert Tripe ; Arthur Witham ;
Asa Hammond, Efg. ; Will’m Parker ; John Brown.
e eAN R PRIRCE M -
e i R ‘_‘____ »&y v‘ m.x‘- e 4\,
T HE Eastern diltri& of the NHampthire Medical
4 Society are hereby reminded that their next
meeting will be holdén at the house of Mr. John
Davedport »in Portsmouth, on the frit Wedncfiay
of Febuary next, when a general attendancels ear
nellly requested. . JOHN FOGG, Notary.
A SMALL two story house in Jefferfon fireet,
Atwo looms on a floor—well .{uited for a small
_For Sale—a lot of Land, adjoining Mr Henry
Bufford’s, measuring so feét frot, a wooﬁyw
—asgood o untion so E=Hiag s any n hat par
%ﬁy““ AES QDAMS. -
et Bt gIS GRS TR T GBS GRS L Yol TR
OEPREL G RBO swl S ‘%a L2R
- Siate of Neaw- Hanpibire, VAR T ol
. N?;‘lfn% ?ﬁgﬁifﬁ?f é[;; ;:;;cﬁdcnt propfictox‘:sjfénj%’bjrji}ers
(i R LS AR BY , who have‘not paid their high
- way, school, town and couaty taxes for the year 1809 that so much of
!htll‘ !a;z__ﬁfas;:mﬂ,;pay ‘f.{i_tli,;f'a'xfls_with incidental (tharécs,’ will ‘be fold at
public vendue at the dwelling- house of Simeon Eastman, in f{2id Landaff
MQ'TME‘Y the twentieth day of March next, at 1o o’clock in the forc-,
noon unlels prevented by previous payment. : :
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S"t.epbgn,Kmfm.an, 4 2 146 213 183. 65 63
Ajdes Spragde, 3 1 83 4. 96 116 99 35 35
Phinehas .(;’Ordon, 18X 96 231 {72 n 2
Gore adjoining Lincoln, 300 225 193 70 70
Gore adjoxnlng COVentry 7 600 450 387 130 130
Isaac Howard, 1 I 4 21 1040 80 3343
Elual{x Carlton, R AP 27007 37 10 %0
John'G. Eaton, ~ 18 11 2 Jeo 9% ‘so ag a 1
Stephen P. Webster, 17 7 2 3 2 95 165 138 51§10
Jona, Tuttle in the gore adjoining Lincoln,so 50 23 16 16
Owner unknown, 3 23. § g 5 120 101 38 38
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9 @ 100 150 95 §4 22 22 17 6 100 .90 45 38 15 1§
1L -2 100 150 75 63 22 22 16 .7 100 200100 86..3i- 31
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Landaff, Fan, 1, 1810, ‘.. SIMEON EASTMAN, Collector.
State of Neaw Hampfbire. s . Strafford [J. .
NQTICE is hereby given to the nonresident proprietors and owners
of Jand in the town of MOULTONBOROQUGH, who have not
paid their town, school, highway and county taxes for the year 1809—
that {o much of their lands as will pay said taxes with incidental clarges
will be fold at public vendue at the dwellinghoufe of David Bean, inhol
der in f2id Moultonboreugh, on Tlhurfday the cighth day of March next
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, unlels prevented by previous payment.
Names of origina ' Sor TR & S >
‘" ;‘Prog:{;to;f. : :" 02 ? °§-§ § Kb g .
.. e ST R R
{ e c i Q
Dearborn Josiah =~ 1. 4 2 100 36 40 75 13
Hooker Philip ' 1100 48 20 38 .y
Lane Ebenezer 2 138 100 36 .40 75 13
Garland Joseph 3. 500 218 20:.38. 1.7
MoultonWorthington 2 11 2 100 36 40 75 13
Solley & March Xivoo 48 sa 38 Y
Moulton Jorathan 3d 8 1 2 = 100 36 40 75 13
Nudd Simeon %BT 2 ‘lco 36 40 7§ 13
Simpson William 1 12 2 100 36 40 75 13
Shannon RichardC. 5 C 2 0020 40 7% 13
Shaw Jopathan « 4 1.2 3100 36 40 75 13
Mason & Thombr., 1 1 I 100 45 %0 95 16
Taylor John = - LI % 50,910 10 3%
b _ - GREENLEAF C. AMBROSE, Collector.
Mboultenborough, Fanuary 3, 1810 Ry TR A ‘
L ORI e (Rt R R il
i - State of Newhawpfhire,—Strafford []. Srimhi
YOTICE is hereby given to the non-resident and resident
N proprictors and owners of land in the town of BURTON
who have pot paid their county, town, school, and highway
taxes for the year 1809 ; that unless said taxes are paid to me
the subscriber, on or before the twentieth day of March next,
1o much of their land as will pay said taxes, together with in
cidental charges, will be fold at public vendue at the dwelling
houfe of Jesse Farnham in said Burton, at'ten of the clock A.
eld ey e L T S
- Lifl of nonresident taxes ‘on the original proprictors rights in Bug'ttm drag:m ;:
into 100 acre lots, three lots to a right. : ST 111
Names of the ori inal b ; N @ 3
Proprietors ¢ % . 9iE Bz Sv S
\ : ; iT R ?,&s;?{ ]§& g gl =
ARI T B R i Faßaud el R B g
L) \ A ey B N e s R % .
~Jere Bryent 224 N 33N A 0LE1:323275
Daniel Peirce Eiq.~ 24 1N 27 3N E O E 11 32 32 75
"Capt- Jere. Folsom 8s N it oLO 43811 25
PeterFolfom' 338 4385 14 48113232795
Jacob Fowler 13 N326N 2y Nlt 32 3215
CoprifraclGilmanjifr 4N 6 1 N'D O Elt 37 32 75
Bimo Gitman! *1 g 0 B 7AN 231 NOTE 3% 59,75,
Samuel Gilman = 1§ 2N1248 '8 22 2259
John Judkins 295 N+ 201 N 8223250
‘ClewedMarchEfg. i, lot N o 4 20 116
Jonathan Moulton, Esq. 1548 411 1125
JohabMoplon T 0 lo 0 Tan 2N 41 T3S
Jobo M’Duffee, Efg.lß 3N ' 748 82222 50
Jobn Pickering 64N 4 3N 242 N 11 32 32 75
Samuel Pear ""%ﬁ bi B Geg Db LGRS S uRE ”g’
Jobn Pike ¢ trgqNayg 5Na3 4 814 32 3505
: Charleséezm M Dot Bkl oiiee % G
James Rogers. .Mg 2 N saN © ¢ 8 2292 50
‘Wm. Rogers¥ paid 131 N 8 2 N 9 ANul 32732 75
Edward Smith -~ 165 N 92 N z oE.II 32 32 75
Soierabud AR e AU
WIW gP, s P L
Copt Zeavin Hll a 4 N gnanas
Gt [ Baeton ift continn o
Te T RR T O PRty At o 1 e i e
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I Naias of orighnal 5. - é EA A
' Propricters 3 ¢ Wl e 2,
(R R R TR e B e
Eben Gay Efg = 15000 200 550 550 1259
- Beth Gannet {260 1373 ‘5318
Capt Kingman TSOOY 8 2% % 30
Fofiph Peters 5" .40 3§ % -5 30
Thomas Sherman™ 50 2 . 6 6 13
Capt S Waojbburn 100 +4 11 1Y 25
Lt Fames Russell 145 6 17 17 35
Alexander Wentzvorth 50 - 8 6 6 13
Gov B Wentworth “§OO. 80 "§5- 55 128
Wm Hold " : 3
;"[ma C’:‘Kml“}ﬁl;. 820 g 0 45
Resident’s land :
Saunderson farm Y 4 )
Uying on the wefiof | :
Cul Fere. Gilman,' }IOO 3!& 94
with buildings and | .
improvements J
STEPHEN WENTWORTH Collectos
Burton, january 2, 1810
SALES AT AUCTION.
“‘——h"——————.—_
Tomorrow—l 2 o’clock,
Onv Porgsmovru Pisr,
20 hhds. Fisu; g hhds. Rum;
1 hhd. MOLASSES ; and
a few chests Souchong TEA.
Terms at the sale.
S. LARKIN, Aa&.
January 16.
On Thursday Next,
To be fold at Public Auion. -
. N the premises by virtue of a li.
' cence from the Court of Come
mon Pleas, holden at Alfred on
Thursday the 18th day of January,
at 12 o'clock, all the real Estate in
Berwick, "which belonged to JOHN
HAMILTON, late deceased, viz.
The Dwelling House, Store,
Out Houses, Field and Paftore, with
the land at Rocky Hills, & 7S
OLIVER HAMILTON, "Adm’s
Dec. 19.
e e e et et eet vt el
For Sale, on reasonable terms,
ﬁ FARM in Greenland,
b containing about 8o acres, the
whole of which is under improve
ment, and eltéeemed one of the best
Farms, for the number of acres, of
any in Greenland—For further par
ticulars enquireof =~
- DANIEL AUSTIN,or
~ H& B. PENHALLOW.
Jan 16. 1810
State of Newbampflire, Stpafford [
N OTICE is hereby given to the nonrefi-
N dent proprietors and owners of Land
in BROOKFIELD, ig the State agd county
aforefaid, who have not paid their taxes
aficfled on their lands for the year 1869—
that so much of their lands as will pay said
taxes with incidental charges, will be fold
at public vendue at the dwelling hotfe of
the fubferiber, in said Brookfield, on Thurs
day the fourteenth day of March next,at
ten of the clock in the forenoon, unléfs pre=
vented by previous payment.
Propricters names. S e § Q °§:
Mk e
ot N S
o vy e R Ve
Samuzl Varney 49 10 13 7 7 20
Jontathan Gage 37 142 50 2§ 25 7§
Eben’r Varney 100 * 84 29 15 15 43\
Daniel Hanfor 50 70 50 25 25 7§
Fobn Cook §3 70 27 14 14 40
WALDRON KINNISON, €olletor.
Brookfield, Fanuary 3, 1810 : '
ettt o R St B e i Y
State of Newhampfbire, Grafton f.
TOTICE is hereby given to the nonrefis
N dent proprictors and owners of Land
in the town of PLYMOUTH, who have nog¢
paid their highway, school. town & county
taxes for the -year 180 g--that unless said
taxes arc paid. to me the fabfcriber on or
before the twenty sixth day of March next,
so much of their lands as will pay said taxes,
togethier with incidental charges, will be fold
at public vendue at my dwelling house in
Plymouth at ten o’clock' A M: on said day,
& T e & nde
Names of the eriginal = © 2 = § 3 &
tezs é LD e g UG
grantees or owners qu” % .8 Bad
the nonresident unim- R T é.": S :
proved land~-1809. 98 8 3§ § “—~§
L WA TR RO BT s 0 S
Theo. dthkinfon . 1 7 2 §5 25 11 9
Lben. Hartfhorn 37 2 50 2§ Ll..@
Oliver Parker - § 7 2 50 25 11 Q.
Fofeth Smith -58 2 5o 25 11 9
Fofeph Smith | 6.8 2 50 25 119
Samuel Thompson 3 4 2 50 25 11 9
- Unknown =l3 .31 §0 50 2218,
JONATHAN PARKER, Colleétor.
Plymouth, December 30, 1809. i
. Rockingbam ) . R by
N-&OTIGE'S is hereby given,
A. N that, considering myfelf aggrieved at -
the order and decree of the Judge of Probate
of Wills, &c- for said county, made thelsth
day of November last, allowing the addi
tional account of ,Elis‘a‘d""t)\i"h&"«i’f; ope of the
Executors named in the' Will of SAMUEY,
PICKERING; late of Greenland in said
~county;geatieman,deceafed ; I have claimed
2 afgonl (g b Taid Sedgs fnd dityes; gl
s allowed | wmm& and will be
_profecuted st the 3"%&"" ouet of Judscas
-tuce/sobehoifes at Rorcenit e yud for.
feid county on the i Tucfday of February
. "ByWw. PICKERING, ber dtiornsy.
e tRe WA
WNJOTICEis hereby given,
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