The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-12-11 00:00:00, page 3

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- TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1810.
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- From WaguinGrown, Tuesoay, Dec 4.
. The house met this day at the usual hour;
‘but the Senate did not fornra quorum until
* one o’clock, so that the joint committce
who were appointed to wait on the Presi
dent, did not make their report ~until two.
At two o’clock Meffts. Dawson and Shaw
who were of the committee on the. part of
the house, reported that they had waited
‘on the President, and that he liad appoint
ed to'morrow at 12 o'clock to fend his mes.
sage to both houses of Congress. Immedi
ately after the report the house adjourned.
FROM TURKEY~—DIRECT.
A letter has been reccived in Philadel
_phia from Smyrna, dated, Scpt 15, 1810,
which after mentioning that trade was very
dull in Turkey, adds, that the Turks had
‘ufed great energy latterly and had aflembled
an immense army on the Danube ; that the
Ruffians kave certainly retreated, and have
been worsted in cvery affair with the
Turks :—That the Turkith goverament
was on good terms with the Britith and
Freach ministers, and it was reported, that
by connivance of both of them a. duty of
“fix per ceur. was about to De levied an A~
_mericad¥oods. & |
£ oL From SWEDEN.
Capt. Haikell, arrived: at Boftoa from
Russia and Sweden, informs, that when he
left Gottenburg ( Nov. 2d) he had not heard
of the arrival of 'King John [ Bernadotte] in
Sweden ; and it was rcgorted the Emperor
of Russia had interpoféd on the fubje&t, and
had rcquired that rhe Jate King Guffavus
Adolphus should be reftared to his throne.
{ © ' FROM PORTO RICO.
Capt. Willon, of the fchr Concordia, ar
rived at Philadelphia 26th ult. in 14 days
from St. Johns’ (Porto Rico) informs that a
few days previous to his faifing. the follow.
ing Spanith thips of war, viz. two 3 deck
ers, the Santa Aana and Prince Sepeo, a
frigate and sloop of war, under convoy of
the Britith 74, Implacable. capt. Cockburn,
hove too off the harbour and. sent /4n for
supplies. ‘They failed from Cadiz bound
for the Havana, and from thence for Sduth
America. The Britith 74 had to fend 63
of her men cn board the three deckers,
_ the Spaniards not being able to work the
ships—The troops that left Porto Rico
three months, ago, to gucll the inlurre&tion
at Caraccas, were principally maflacred.
The people of that country were determin
td to support its independence. The day
_before his departure from St. Johns’, a. vef
{el arrived from New Barcelona on the main,
with several families for fafety.—~Pbila. Gaz.
The population of the city and county of
New- York, agreeable to' the census just ta
ken, 1s nearly 94,000 making,' within §
ycars an increalc of more than®2o,coo in
habitaots, e
Unexampled Receipt.—At the New. York:
theatrc. on Wedaefday iafl, the reprefenta
vion of Sbylock, in the Merchant of Veniee,
“ by Cooke, was calcufated to make the mana
ger “rich as a Jew” The receipt of the
~ boufe, we understand, amounted to 2,129
doilars. # s N. 7. Gol.
The liberal Philadelpbians have sept 6000
dotlars for the relics of theTufferers by the
Jate deftru@ive fire in Chatlefton § C.
| &5 How miuch bas PORTSMOUTH ioni
' tributed for this bevevolent purpose 7 R
Paricties of Clime — While the country to:
the North (fays the Wilmington, N. C. pa
per) has been visited b)_' ‘!kc.avy foow (torms,
in this place and its™vicinity we have seen
‘peach and apple trees in full bloom. . -
-~ Bix members of the Spaunith Cortes weére
.-captured by a French privateer, and caArriq
ed to Mlla&a., >AR St F
4, M Lescatier has been appointed by the
. Emperor Nupoteon French Consul General
3o the United thaten =« .. & d
As Lord Wellington 'was honored W“h
his title for the Victory at Talayera, m.
~ which the French guined the ground ; it is.
* supposed be will now rceeive a peerage for
_ the. Kiﬂ%@r{;ﬁ on the ;27th Sepk..
and be dubbed Eafl of Bus-a-cow. ~ Chrom,
Bb A SORT Yy JC A
" One England has besn charged with
: 'm?‘hw Mfier. Tt is the misfor
“sune of 0/¢' England, fays a- London
From the HAV ANA, Now. 16.
‘¢ Sugars have been fold, within a few
days at 7 -dls. brown, and 9 white, and are
gct:ini'fcarcc, there not being more than
1500 boxes at market; coffec is plenty,
though on the rife ; logwood fcarcs at 55 ;
Anicrican, produce -very low, as weil as
freights. Two 20 gun ships have jull
arrived from Cadiz. with 100 families
Cach?* 1 T kil ety v -
A Havana account of O&.- 3oth, men:
tions the destruction at. St. Jago de Cuba, by
a tempest ; but makes no mentidn of an
carthquake. L —
. Egqual Laws /—A man by the name of
Smith was lately hung ia Geéorgia for afift
ing a black to escape trom slavery —On
tb&gth uit Lewis Belch was hung in Bertie
county, N. C. for flealing a borfe valicd at
thirty dollars ! ~ Another man- was hung at
the fame time for MURDER. —What will
‘New-Englanders think of the criminal code
of a state which puts murder and borfe fleal
ingon a level ! Does not (uch legal mar
ders as those of Smith and Beleh cry aloud
for vengeance ? Can those be wifc law+
makers who annex the fame punithment to
crimes so disproportionate as those of mur
der and horie stealing ?~~lf a MaAN be Zilled,
the. murderer is hung—a pumithmest de
‘nounced by the laws of God and man —ls
a horse be flolen, nol killed, the thicf is hung
~—an outrage against every feeling of hu
- magity. e
A public Dinrer was given by the citi
. zens ofNew York on Tharfday 'aft to Gen
“¢ral Armflrong, our lats minilter at the
Court of Sr. Cloud. About 200 gentle.
mca fat down to the feftive board ; amongst
“wvhom were the Vice President of the Unit
ed States ; the Mayor, Recdrder, Attorney
- General. Com. Rogers, col. Williams, Major
Stoddard, Judges Livingston, Sp'cnccrl?a&s,
and several members of Congress. &
. 'Fhe following extraé of a letter is -
from @ gentlem3n of the 61 refpeca.
bility ag Walhington, Miflifippi Terri- .
“tory, to his friend in this city, beating
(date O&ober 30, 1810. "Nat. Intel.
“ The firuation of Florida mold
certainly claims the earliest possible
attention of our government, for un
less they are adopred into our family
of governments, there is tuch room
to fear that one of the great belliffer
eots of Europe will attempt to lay
-violent hands upon the provinces, to -
the incalculable injury of the United
States. Indeed I verily believe there
15 a Rrong party in that country in
favor of its pupilage to a measure
which cou}d ot be effc@ed without a
noble and manly @ruggle by every
real American within the province,
aided by hundreds from’ wittiont.
* It would be in vain for our gov
.ernment to forbid the interference of
its citizens ; their interests and their
feelings are too firongly enlified to
be kept quiet fpedtators of such a
firuggle | During the late troubled
ftat@in thar quarter, numbers of ter
ritorians were daily crossing and re:
crofling the line in anxious expe@dtion
of some militaty employment ¥ The
Conventionalifts will again: meet in
Convestion, in a few days, at Baton
Rouge, and I think one of their firfk
measures 'will be to adopt a confiitu
tion, bortomed upon their declaration
of independence ; and in all probabil.
ity they will set on foot an expedition
against the Spanish garrisons on Mo
bille and Peanfacola. Nothwithftand
ing these overt aéls of (¢if gavernment,
I am well convinced that the Conven.
tionalifts would promtly and joyfully
acquiesce in any claim of deminancy
which the Upnited States would set up.
“ But upon this fubje&t you will
probably be much better informed, in
a short time, by a mefl:nger who wiil
be sent by the Convention to our gov
ernment-”’ —_—
= SAVANNAH, OCT. 20.
A letter from Fort Hawkins gives in
formation, that a detachment of U. Staics
troops under Lt. Lucket when in the att of
marking out a road from Terifas (M, T))
to Tenaeflee, through the Creek nation had
becn arrested by Mannac, a hall breed, and
a party of 300 Indians—A ralk had taken
place at Tudchabalehee relative to the mis
sion of the party, and the Lt. with a few
men were returning disarmed and escorted
by some Indians. The reasons given bythe
Indiaps tor their condaét was that the U
States had been too uncerémoniovs in ex
prefling their withes and designs through
their agent, Col. Hawkius. They think
when their territoryds entered by an armed
force, they ought at least to have an intima
tion of its objels, . :
' arsxanpria, Nov. 21,
There wus much more snow be
yond the mountains, which fell some
time-since than on this fide. The
melting of this, together with rains
much heavier than we have had here,
has occasioned the trefhets, the height
of which has not been furpaflzd in
many- places these 20 - veats —The
Potomac is about one mile and z quar
ter wiite here at Alex2ndria 3 ten miles
above at the Little Falls the whole
river passes in the width of 70 feet.
— Thirty-fix feet above the nfual lev
el of the water, Was crefed a few
years since a chain bridge the third
that has béen ‘erefted there.—The
other two, however, were not chain
bridges— During the frefhet the wa
ter rose quite to the bridge ; the wood
and logs lodged against it ; and fora
long time it obstinately refufed to
yield. —~The wood encreafing, at
length it tilted one fide upward, and
was {wept away—ihe two principal
chains weré however so wéll secured
at the abutements that they Riil re
main.— When the water rose to this
height the river bécame @bout a fifth
of a mile wide, and the torrent pour
ed over the irees at the height of be
tween 10 to 1§ feet. ~
This is thé third bridge which that
company has loft within ¢ yeats. .
Is there not an avenging Gop above !
A Fast.— Richard Haneock, a cit
izen of the Uuited Btates, who has a
wife“ard two children, arid formerly
lived in this borough, fays, * he was
prefled eight years ago on board a
Britith 74 gun {hip—that in the codrfe
of his 8 years captivity, he was only
.33 l;‘ou'rs on shore, and then (ml)(rh in a
dock yard, rigging ag4 gus ship ;
'where he confcn%gdgm g: in hopes of
getting an opportunity to make his éf
ccape.”” He states that he frequently
‘wrote home, and to the A merican de
partment of Rate ; but-he believes the
officers with .whoin' he entrusted his
letters never delivered them He al.
{o Rates, “ that there were 3% Amer.
icdn citizens on board the ship Beiliff
with-him—that they were treated {e
veie and kept very close .= Hancock
was determined to commit bis body to
the itk i thim oo i -
'verity any longer ; and feeing the
Rance, be plunged into the: déep pnd.
bravely {wafo 1o her ; wheredhe was
Kindly received and fecteted, and his
iy ‘dprired 4 PRI e
Tonsingen - Heis personally known
to many 'of the inbabitants of thie
boro Bj ‘.-"J A’“QW‘»«'““E @'!“ym o o,
Lk
R cm . LONDON, 9CT. 2§.
. Delpatches were iait vight received an
nouncing that the lilc of ‘Bonaparte ﬂ;w,
isle of Bourbon) furrendéred to. the Beitifh
-arms on the Bth of July. ‘The Euglifh had
nope killed in the attack; and only 18
wounded. A valuible Freach brig was |
taken off the L. of Frances e 7
The mysterious allusions in the lat Paris
papers to the arrival of ¢ forcign Priuce
at Fontainbleau,” and “ the happinels the
Empress was about to reccive in a few
days,” are explained by letters to the 20th
in{tant, reccived yelterday from the French
coalt. According to these, this foreign
‘Prince is no !efs a personage than the Em
peror Francis, whose visit is fappofed to be
for other purposes beside the” mere indul
genee of a father'y fonduels.
The Dolphin and Zenobia failed this day
from Portimouth for Spain and Portugal,
with convoy, in which thirty thousand
blankets, and twenty thoufend pair of {hoes
- are {ent to the patriots in Spaia.
Our advices from high authority inform
us, that all American ships that have cater
ed French ports in ballaft,and which had
not been rozrded byßritith cruizers,were at
liberty to load with Fiench produce, and
return to the United Stwres, ; = 7
_ A veflel, under the flag of the Republie,
with sugar, coffee, and other commoaities,
Yad been permittﬂnn a Freach harbor, to
discharge her cargo, upon paying the ftipu
lated duties. —_— ‘ ‘
The Board of Trade yeiterday desisted
from granting Licences to and from French
ports, and also to and from all blockaded
ports within the range designated in'the Or
ders in Council. ; ‘
Letters under date of the 15th inst. were
yesterday reccived from Rotterddm. They
mentios that it was intended to impose an
exorbitant duty on the importation es bona
Side. American produce equal in faét to that
cxtorted from .the trafficks in Britith Colo
nial pruduce or manufatures. ;
PLYMOUTH, OCT 23.
The Mclampus and Ao us have detained
and sent in here the Portuguese thip For.
tuna, from Madeira, with rum and rice, for
the Braziis—her crew are all Americans.
6 &
; MILAN, SEPT. 30;
By an Imperial Decrec of the 12thof this
month, a sum of 150000 Ital. liv. is placed
at the disposal of the Minister of the Inte
rior, for the purpose of .iniroducing and
encouraging the culture of cotton in the
kingdom of Lialy. Another Decree states
that on the 1t of June 1811, 2 sum of
50,000 Ital, iiv “fha!l be distributed among
the four establishments that shall have man
ufactured the greatest quantity of sugar
from grapes.
eAR RN TN, RIS
GazETTE MARINZE FOURNAL:
PORT OF PORTSMOUTH.
SuNDAY, December 8--Juiled brig Abeona,
Bilunt, Demarara ; schooner Sally, Davis,
ditto. e .
/FRIDAY. 7--failed sch. Mary & Francis,
Muchmosre, Madgira. . 28 i
SATURDAY, §--fuiled brig, Ferdinand, Ri
ley, St Vincents, ; % o
9th -arrived {hip Grotiusy Sheafe, Bolton.
MEMORANDA :
The Laconia. 'Walker, arrived at Ghariefton
15¢b uit. 10 davs from New York
Ship Offian, Rollins of Portfmonth; bas arriv
ed at Philudelpbia in §9 days from Goitenburg.
Ship Prince Madoc. Moore, of Portsmouth,
Jailed from St~ Peterfbary 29th Sept. for London,
Capt. Heard, acrived at Salem, last Mon
day, from St Thomas in 26th days, Lft
there brig Charles, for Kennebunk, in 6
days: Capt. H. informs that there were fix
French privateers from Bordeaux, cruiling
off St. Domingo. for the parpofe of burning,
Jinking and deflroying every willel they 'met
with ; and were f{aid to be fuccoured by
Petion; and that an English fleet had been
fitted out from St Thomas, for the purpose
of capturing the Frenchmet
- The embargo was removed from Ameri
can veflels at Tonningen 25th Sept ; agd af
fairs there rcmained in a very precarious,
state at last dates in OQ. Ship John An
drews, Ceptury 3 Fair Lady, agd Phillips
burg: ail with wheat, had failed ; they were
obiiged to give bond to a largc amount with
fécurity, (o produce certificates of the land
ing of their cargo at the port they cleared
for, (Amsterdam ) ‘ : :
Brig Joseph Pedrick, of Marblehead, ar.
the 23d from Norway, having cempromif
cd with the captors for 2000 rix dollars.
0. 8, a fleet of 600 fail, many of them
Americans, left Gottenblirg for the Baltie. '
The 24th, two flets failed from Gotten
burg, one for the Baltic, the other weltward.
Left, at Porp-Antonio, brig Faithful Ser
sant, Merrill f4g2 Kenuecbunk.
_ Somre of the casks which were on board
United States Gun bLoat; No. 159 (reported
lately as mifling) have drifted on shore near
St. Augufhine, and there is fcarcély a doubt
‘but that all who were o 8 board perished,
A number of American vefiels, for differs
ent ports in the United States (namies u
known) were at Kinglton (J.) ; most of the
erews of which' were sick.”
: "I"'h:re;v'w:r{:,- in the harber of Charleston,
21st plt 149 veflels, viz: 42 ﬂu%s, 1 barque,
22 brigs, 48 fchoonersiand 26 oops—ton -
‘nage, 21.897 — About onc half of thé {hips
“and brigs are Britith—ln the port of Savan.
nah, 14th ait. 65 écﬁfch, iz, 26 ships, 17
brigs, B.fchooners aud 14 floops=tonnage,
11,025 (inciuding about 2,000 fmiga 1
There was {hipped from the single port
‘of Philadciphia, to Caoton and Calcutta,
the last. spring, the sum of TWO. MiL.-
LIONS NINE HUNDRED and SIXTY
THOUSAND dollars in'fpecie !-~ .
~ ~The port of Campeachy is said to be thut
Rgun Ameregns. T o N 0T
~The'U. S, frigate Conflitution Capt. Hull,
-and fch’ Revenge, Lt. Psxz_i-ﬁ'?ﬁﬂééwm
Loadox last week ; % Pre pyf&d.@&g’
are expeced here, where the ficet i to win+
B, e ae -V TR R e e e L
ﬁfﬂﬁ‘v“ﬁ@'ﬂb"m‘ from the Confti.
‘furion and was drowncd ; his (hip mates
h%«rg ﬂkﬁfé‘rlmg;; 'd-ﬁ% T
2rih e I oi, o i N,
a7th wit Joss 400 on thepaffage. .. o
= 7*% :{%wt?%M ;% — A foip un-
A R T A S
SRUE SRS R T " 2 eT VT AR R, L PR SR R S T e )
Tbe Bclx’or'm,r 7 Saco, was left at I.t‘vafod oo
a7th Ot-‘?vber# A ff ot eA &
Brig Chavles, Rankin of Kennchunk, arrived
g; Salem, 3d irft inf. from St, Thomas, with
. AR 2 :\« s A e
" Brig Giiver, B«irue,@f “Kennebunk. ‘p‘pf 'infoé
%‘l:zrbcr, at Salem, qth inst 19 days ’{ro"ri‘SKnra 5
2 ~=left there brig Perseverance, 21 Clintock '
of Portsmouth, to fail wext day, i* . .
£ Sb:'p\Bifqn. Morrilfof}gé&, fdi]ed fra‘gj' Got
fenbiirg, October 24 for Liverpool. =-~ "
L+ft at Geitenburg OE. 24, Bedford, Dennett,
of Portsmouth for Stettin, ~. -~ -
Brig Ocean, Caldwell;, from 7'a’#zaicc‘t,‘ Jar
Portland wwas wrecked near Cape dérientqiy,é
ﬁde of Cuba, in a burricane ;M_lﬁc 25th O&sber,
Captain, Mate and 4 men pcxg'/lcd—-Tb: remain
der of the crew (two)were taken up by brig Nep,
tune, Donewell, of Newport;, . ]
In October there arrived at the Havana. g
veflels of war, 21 Spanifth merchantmen,
and 66 foreign merchantmen ; total g§——
failed, 4 vcféﬂs of war;, 17 Spaniith mer
chantmen, and 46 forcign merchantmen, to
tal 67. - :
SHIPWRECKS. —Brig Commerce, Little
from Turks Hland for New York ; brig
Orient, Hunter, from New-York for Jamai--
ca; and fchr Polly, of Norfotk ; are all
loft on reefs near Turks Hland—27 persons
were on board the C.mmerce, 14 of whom
perithed. Sch’rs Laurel, from St. Thomas
for Norfolk ; Alert, from Gandaloupe for
Alexandria;-anad Maria, from Martinique
for New-York ; aredoft on Cape Hatteras;
crews aud part of theéir cargnes saved. .
The Packet sloop latrepid, Fowter, from
St Mary’s for Savanoah, with pafleagers,
has been loft on St. Augultine Bar—fcveral
of her paflengers perished, among them the
captain’s wife and herfthree chiidren, a file’
ter of Mrs Fowler’s and two other ladies.
The captain; a lady. and most of the crew,
were saved, by drifting afliore on part of
the quarter deck It is stated, that most if
not ali, of those who were drowned, might
have been saved. but for the inhuman and
unpardonable indiffcrence of ghe inhabi
tants, who would not render them any af
fitance !- 3 :
Schr. Merchant, Boyd, from Baltimore
for Barbadoes, having been greatly’damag
by a ship’s running sou! of her (who afford
ed no assistance,) was obliged tothrow over<
board part of her cargo of flour. and was
afterwards loft on a reef near Turks Island..
The supercargo perished.
A three masted sch was seen to go down,
with all her crew on board, O& 9, off Bea
chy Head. A veflel was near her at the
time, and it appears it was good weather at
the time. : .\
The Buffaloc, Grueby, of Bolton, from’
Portland for New Orleans, is loft i the Bay
of Hunda. ke
The Increale, of Marblehead, and Mer
cator, of Portland, rode out the gale on Ba
hama Bank. in 4 fathoms water, with the
loss of cables and anchors
The names of 33 fail of American vefiels
loft, &c. ip' the late gale at Havana, bas
been publifthed in the New York papers.
The lift does not include all that were loft
and damaged—Twenty Spanith veflels were
IOlE." s T Fa g
Accounts from Eaft.Florida, to Bth inst.
give some -particulars of damage done . to
shipping on that thore, in a gale, 25th Oct.
The thore was said to be lined with dead
sbodies and fragments of wrecks ; and some
- of the persons {faved. had to travel 20 miles
on the beach before they could obtain any
subsistence ; the names, &c. of several Span
ish veflels, and of ship - Carolina, Curtis,
from N Oisleans to Liverpool, are given.
A ship and a sch lacely wceit ashore at
Cape May, and all hands it isfaid perished!
Two sloops athore at Chinconteagye |
Sivop Bellona ar at Chailefton. 20th ult.
4 days trom Mauflay 3 the captain informs
of much damage fuflained by shipping, at
the Mflands, in the late Tevere gales. 4
The Elizabeth-Aun, Blike. of Portland,
was cast away at Abaco Keys, veflel and
cargo totally loft Mr Lenfcot. mate, and
Wiliiam Higgivs, George Kerfcy and James
o drowned. Also 6 paflcngers, among
which was Mr WilliamyD. Smith of New-
York ; the maté& and rest of the crew fav
“éd themfeves on the rocks where they re
mained 3 days before they were taken off
~ The O&. gale; (which did such great
_damage on_our southern coast, at -Havana,
Cuba, &c.) extended its deftruive, effeéts
to molt of the Weft-India Hlands : It was
felt at Jamaica, where it did considerable
damage :—At Jeremie, 17 vefiels, it is said,
were driven on shore Much injury has
been sustained as Turks Island, in the late
hurricane ; at Salt Key alone upwards of
- 35,000 bushels of salt were loft. -
~_Sch. Granger, Monk, of Saco; was totally
loft on Cape Porpaife 27th pit.
Sch. Refolutica, Cordon, was cast away
on Well’s beach, on the night of the ath
inst ; vefle! t'otaliy_ loft 5 cargo (molafies)
.mioftly saved. . o
. The brig Betsy, Rowe of«.r;cgﬁtf@ouﬁg,
from New-Orleaes from Bofton.with cotton,
fncmp and-yarns put into Havana 28th O&%
_having been firuck with a"fea inthe gale
of the 26th, which flove in her dead lights,
“¢éarricd away her quarter picces and started
.three ftrgaks of plank from her gnu whale
The leak was topped with hemp to which
_the crew owe their preservation. ’
Flour, fuperfine ¢,25 ; fine do, 8.75 ; corn
43 wheat (new) 1.50 3 tobacco § (cash pri
¢es) at, Richmond.(Vir) N0v.27 - =
. /At Kiogfton;” (J) Nov 3, flour 17 dls.
In the sch. Renown, from Faimouth,
(Ms ) arrived at Charleston. Bth infti were
2% 'h-. 'l¢ﬁ;rc‘r\“ﬂ}’*9rﬁ .0 i 320 ‘
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P XTI o e
. In Eliot, 6th infls Mr William Cottle, fbig-
R e
Sam’l Mudge,;
Y e R e s
vam 1 Mudge,
Bout, Shot, and Leather Store; .
e ﬂo’ }’l 1\543{;7 51’3 '?T o
JY AS just réceived in addi-
L X tion to his firmer wﬂ%‘—‘;ifff@hl' al
fortment ‘of Ladics white, yellow, green,
plaid and black Kid SHOES, which will be:
fold very cffn: -'i-Mcﬁlßadt&;:Phﬂz
“Wlkiog Shors chesper xm;km i &
*,‘ oc, E gﬁ&"m" Jline, too nut L,
.N B 'Boors snd Sw*f & hlﬂﬁ
Andrapaircd With diparchs atd geatacti
- PRSP AL ToL Let e
DA S Aeac o SR IR R
" A T the Subscribers Auction Stare, Mat-
A Eerflrcétan varlery@f 4 5T
Houlchold Furniture,
consisting of— ' et e L
~ Tables 3 ~Chairs ;. Feather Beds 3
Blankets 5 1 Time Piece ; 1 Jefferfon Stove, ;
suitable for a fitting room ; 1 Tea Set Chi.
na ; an aflortment of Chimney Ornamecats,
and a variety of other articles:—Alfo—
A few pieces of black xnd biue
BROAD CLOTHS of a superior quality
. .20 boxes Soap; 10 kegs of Fig
Tobaceu, Ke. 04,y wimard sl L 00y
Dec, 11, S. LARKIN, 424.
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_ Real Estate at Auéion.
State E/‘M@-anpjbire} BY- virtue of a°
RocringaAM [, = licence from
the Hon Nathaniel Regers, Elq -Judge of
Probate for said covory, authoriling Svkey
PickeriNg, as administratrix of the estate of
Eruraim PickerlNG;. late of Newington,
Elquire, decealed, to feil so much of the
Real Estate of said deceased as will amount
to fix hundred dollars with incidental char- -
g¢esy for the purpaofe of paying the debts due
from f{aid estate— °~ . 3
Notice is hereby given, that
shere will be'foid at Publi= Auétion, at the
dwetling house of Williem Drew, innholder
in said Newington, ou Wedugfday the twelfth 1
day ot',,Dckrk:g;gcr aext, 4t one o’ciock P M,
about fifteen acres of MOWWNG LAND,
situate in Portsmouth (or so much of it as
will raifc said fum)the fame being commoaly
koown by the name of the Babb place
A plan of the premises may be seen by
application to the fubferiber, and the con«
ditions of {ale, &¢ made known. .
: E. M CLARK, ditorney to said
SUKEY PICKERING, the Adminifiratrix.
Lortfmouth. Now. 20, 1810, ° :
'N.B. All persons indebted
to fuid cltate are ouce more requefled to
make immediate payment. otherwise their
“notes and accounts must be put in suit,
Real ¥ slate, at Auéton,
To be fold at Public Au&ion,
- on Tuefiay, Japuary 8 (81, at
12 o’clock. on the presnfis,
! l '"HAT large and commos
dious dweiling-houfe, the Man
sion-House of the late Geores Gaixs,
Esq deceased, with the ian< thereto
belonging, in Congress street, having
four looms and a thop on the lower
floor, and fix convenient chambers;
- witha large garret, and a Stable of
~forty feet long on said land. The fit
~uation of said estate is such, that it is
second to none in town, for a public
houfe,and might, with a small expence
be madelinto a completeT'avern house.
It has the Aque:iu&, and being a
corner lot on one of the pleasantest.
and molt valuable Areets in town, it is
- {uitable for any gentleman who wish
es to live near the centre of the town.
Itis good for a retailer or any other
kind of buﬁ’nefs,-—Aﬂy pericn w,i(hing
to view the premifés, or know thie
. terms may apply to ki _
TR OuN GAINs,
‘Nov. 29. I SBl K
W innipiseokee Canal,
| *"i “HE subscribers to thé {ur
it vey bétween Winnipifokée Lake wnd
Dover River are requested to meet on Friv
day cvening next, at Brown’s tavern, 7
- o'elock. : - -Deécember 11
Tbhe Cowcorp and b xeTER
- REGISTERS,
. together with j \ ‘
, ALMANACKS
of almo® all kinds, for fule by the gross,
dozen, or single at C. PEIRCE’s Bookftere,
Dee 1t SRI AN
Stare of Newhampfhre—Strafford f.
h\‘ OTICE is hereby given to the non-re-
L% fident proprictors and owners. of land
in the town of 'MIDDLETON. who have
not paid their county, town: school and
highway taxes for the year 1810--that un
lcis they pay'the fame to me the fubicribér,
on of before the firft Manday in March
next, so much of their land as will pay
said taxcs with incidental charges will be
fold at public vendue at the dwelling house
of Capt Silas Whitehoufe, in said town at
ten of the clock’A M.on said day, unicfs
prevented by prﬁdou’s payment. :
£el -“»v‘ .By ?
riat B j‘% gg§§ g @
e 3 : .S © .
Original proprie- > §~ ‘; s 5. §
tors names LR Lo, PO
ohi o i) Ci¢" i@ a 8
George Jaffrey 70 100 9 ar 24 7§
Mofés'Carr ."~ 37750 :8:6 .8 2§
Ebea’r’Gacland = 2 100 61416 -50
Daniel Durgin 3%5. 50 4 710 3%
Benjamin Roberts 38 60 6 14 16 50
Th's Walligford Efq43 30 4 7 9 30
Jonathan Marrow =45 'so° 1% 42 48 150
Nath'il Young = 47 60 614 16 50
< ' JONA. BUZZELL, Colle&or.
Middleton, Dec. 6, 1810. e
Five Dollars Reward,
; ,Aﬁ-;\bdy fram the. [ubferiber on the
R 24th of Oceber last, an indented ape
prentice by thg name of Moses Mis Lex;
about seventeen years of age, ‘ligbt_l commé
plexion, and slim builtz~Any person that
will retarn Kim to me the subscriber; shall
fegeive the above reward of five dollars——
J forbid all persons hatboting or truiiin
hifo .om my aceount, dpon the pains ;mg
penaltics of the law. ~ -~ 2
P TjosHua ToLFORD:
B 0 00 da L. AR N
T TAKE'NOTICE, ™
sw;';naw ‘Samurt Waicw, an in-
V¥ dentcd apprentice to the subscriber
has’ Behaved himfelf in amm}z@ '
s and Sdepet hy sl raken
therefore *?&:ﬁ& idgoy perion o
ﬂ 3“9"‘;‘ i L