The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-02-27 00:00:00, page 3

2 Mo';:tSmout%, : '
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1810.
SO DQDD P I eDO PP
People of New-Hampfbire,
Ye who love your country—l¢e
who value liberty and independence
—be up and doing. The voice of
your country calls—fbe ¢ expets
each man will do his duty.”—
Shall ber bopes be disappointed ?
Patriots, will you slumber on your
Ppofts, while domestic traitors, com
bined with foreign sues, are plot
ting your destruction ?=—By giving
your energetic support 1o the fol
lowing truly American Ticket,
you muy yet avert the calamitics
abhich threaten your country.
; REGISTER OF DEEDS. :
Maj. Seth Walker, of Lxeter,
For he County of Rockingham.
Capt. Andrew Peirce, Dover,
: For the County of Strn_rﬁ'ord,
e ———— A TSR A P o v
It is asked by opposition, * what bas Mr.
Y:aNGDON done to entitle bim to the [uffrages of
2he People of New»Hamp{iu’?” Those who
remember the era of the revolution, and
have been conversant with the political
history of Newhampfhire since that event
ful period, necd mot: be told the services
of Mr L. They are notorious, apd reflet
the highest honor on him,and make repub
licans proud of his name, and give an ear
nest of future ufefulnefs. But we will tell
these creatures of fa&tion, what Mr Lang
don has NoT doe. . :
He did nor, when his country's rights
and liberties were invaded repose in inglo
sious security. balancing in opinion, wheth
er to espouse the cause of his country or
that of her oppreflor 5 that he might reap
the most advantage from the fide which
might preponde: ate. i
He did nor'while in public Tervice, con
fran:!y ciamor of his poversy, or the inade
quz:ene (s of his compensation, to support
the 4yle {faitable to the dignity of his character,
and greot importance of lis services, that “"he
might «xtort from bis employcrs more than’
was beltowed on others performing {imilar
or superior duties ==
- He did not sbapden his post. as a public
servant, when it militated with his conven
ienceé,or abridged his domestic felicitics ;3 or
tc cabal for prcferment that wou'd require
Bfs facrifice on his part. and would open the
way to future aggrandizement _
He <id not when his felloweitizens re
quested leave to put his name in nomination
for the Chiet Mg tracy, chink it necefiary
2o make 2 jouincy to Boflton, to consult che
E[:+ Funto'vcfore he gave his answer, buat
complied with a promproefs that eviaced his
readinefls to set ¢ his country whenever his
fell w-citizens topceived his services ne
eciliry to the general welfare \
“A corre&t Exhibition”
Qf Ibe deplorabl slate of Fedevalifm in this State.
Some federal wag has pubiifhed a theet
which he calls * A cervec? exbibition of the
new appointments 1o civil cjfices. made by Gow.
Zangdon in the iaff year of bis adminfﬂmtiﬂﬂ-”*—
Then follows a hit of officers fuid #o be ap
pointed by Mr. Langdon with their names,
places of residence. and time of appointm: nt
«comprising 1 Justice of the Superior Court,
4 Jufticesjof the Court of Common Pieas. 2
Sueriffs, 1 Solicitor, 1 Register of Probale,
2 Notarics Pablic, 10 Justices thronghout
the State, 26 Justices of the Quorum, 157
Justices of the Peace, 23 Coroncrs—total 227,
‘To this terrible fcheduie are attached several
motes in true federal stile. all ridiculous, per
sonally abufive,or falfe. One of them thews
that Governor Gilman was “ no flincher” in
Jultice-making—lt informs us that Exeter
had only fifteen Fuffices then in commiflion—
-3t is no wife singular that Exefer. fhouid be
honored with an extra number of digpita
ri¢s, when we fecollect that it has already
roduced fewo federal Governors—and is the
?&dera}ﬂa{ofeapire.v In no town has such
a number been appointed by Mr. Langdon.
If Mr. Gilman’s justices were scattered as
plentifully thropgh the State. hcw many
must there have beea in the aggregate.
‘. Mr Langdon is accused of profeription and
"@l&icgf"%n_fobrqn@—:-ﬂﬁat _he would appoint
_gq‘ne_ to office save thole of a particular sett.
‘There are few men in the State, none. who
are acquainted with its public codcerns but
gan brand the author of such an \.Q}lcfti\oa
as 3 bale lier and calumniator. ' Mir. Lang
don's administration nas been charadkerized
by moderation towards his opponents ;—
mmwmm;nw
gonferred on Kinown and warm fedcralls
Whom did he sppoint as Attorn:y Generai.
o the efignation of M. Ml 1 A decidec
LaAna winecn ne rci s anuther federahift
“he' ofice —and oY, Gilmans o o
TG wreriena BT L
Republican Ticket.
_ GOVERNOR. e
Hon. JOHN LANGDON.
" COUNCILLORS.
Rockingham, Elijah Hall. -
Strafford, Richard Dame.
Hilifboro, Jedediah K. Smith.
Chefbirey Samuel Dinfmore.
Grafton Q + s ‘
i djé.m,} Edward Evans.
SEN IT9RS.
2ipriet Ny, 1. Josiah Bartlett.
2. William Plumer.
‘ ' 5. Beard Plumer.
‘6. Samuel Quarles.
7. William Fisk.
8. Jothua Darling,
11. Ebenezer Hoit.
: 12. Abel Merrill.
&5 We bawe prt yet seen the Republican nenii
-Bations in Df]lricg No 3, 4,9anxd 10
Mr Weeks—l was sorry to observe so much
notice taken of a dirty feribbler under the
signature of * Numa” by a writer in your
paper who figas « A. B” Numa’s bafcnels
can be equalied only by his folly. and 1 am
confident A. B might employ his talents to
‘more general advantage then in replying to
such wulgar abuse. Numa in his last fays
“Iflow abuse could filene bim (A B ) be would
bave surrendered before this.” ¢ T il queflion
~bis talents in pointing out particularly in pointing
and retailing falfebood” Now as Ifuppofe A, B,
will feel iitt’le mortification in having his
talents in retailing falfehood queltioned, I pre
sume the * iow abule” of Numas will now
“ filénce bim’ As X 0 appointing Banks. I do not
pretend to know how many were appointed
daring Mr Langdons adminiftration—buc 1
koow many of our citizens have been fudly
Dils-appointed by them during Mr. Smith’s
Smith’s 4nvil is grown so hotin forging
lies to keep himfelf in office that many of
bis tools already begin to burn his hands ;
& several ofbis bellows blowers are preparing
to leave the shop of rorgifm as being too
hot tor the CONSTITUTION.
The federal ﬁrﬂigg-’ing agent escaped !
We learn that om the night of the 16th
inst Jeremiah Clark late Colle@or of York,
escaped from the Goal in that town, and has
taken bimfelf o - A e i
Query {hould the county of York be called
on for payment of Clark’s debt to the
United States, will the federalifts who have
shared in the [poil. who firflt bought him to
villaigy save the county barmiefs from the
conlequence of his escape ?
: COMMUNICATION. - -
A wword to the Republican Eleflors
of Portymionth.
ENCLI_JIRY has been frequently made, why
at a pcrind when the principles of equal
rights have been so zealously advocated. an
antient custom of the town founded on thaofe
very principles: has, by those who have as:.
fected to be their zealous advocates, been
entirely disregarded. The custom alluded to,
is that of giving to the mechanical intercft,
a reprefentasive in the General Court, by
e ¢éting one of our members from that nu
merous and respectable class of citizens —=
From the commencement of our revolution,
in 1775, ’till the two great oppoling parties
of Feds anhd Republicans were established,
and even ’till a decided majority appeared
on the republican fide. the custom was re
garded as an inviolable right of the mechan
ics. One genticman of that order was a re
presentative for the town for more than
twenty years,and without disparagement to
othcrs, it may be said, he as ably and faith
fully discharged the duties of reprenfenta
tive, as any one that we have ever ele@ed.
By giving Jp our right, we were once deceiwd.—-“
One¢ would have fuppeofed, that such a leflon
wounld have awakened the mechanical part
of our littie. community, to the importance
of reclaiming their aitient priviledge and a
refluration (£ thar dignity of which they had
~ been divested But their honef} zeal for the
glorings principtes for which they were ¢on-'
tending was: probably the cause of this in
attention to'their own particular ri%hts. For
- even whenthe number of our reprefetatives
was inereafed to four, they still continued to
| vote exclusively for men of other occupations,
In 1801 there were in dur Legislature from
} represented, and yet a large majority of the
this town, twe liwyers, twwo doctors and one.
merchant, but the mecbanical interest was, un.
votes by which the ele@ion was carried,
[ were given by mechanies. . From whence
and how this sudden and great change from
the custom of our fathers arose, and how
those who. held the power in their ‘own
hande were induced to abandon this an
tient. this dignified and important right, is
well worth an enquiry and un'efs it be vin
~dicated on solid ‘principles. it ought surely,
at our acxt election to be reflored, ‘and the
mechanical interest again invested with the
#€hua! cojogment of the priviledge of e re
prefentative from among th mft‘*msw‘ﬁ@
heir great :nain,b‘ﬁl‘#’i'tgﬁitmiﬁkﬂi tﬁty?d
P,;‘ ”Pfffyf“ﬁﬂﬂ#mﬂg e them. ‘And for
this. ,muypetﬁ"? _€ould be more pro
pitiobs than the cal mi’cﬁw%ﬁﬁ
nointment of Mr.. m'fﬁa‘vxg
7’@"‘4‘l}?" , 3 vacancy, which may. be fill
e PR L
GTI e S S L S T R
not ?efufc&_ but for the Most fubftattial re
{ons, and at the remonstrance of federalifts,
And when there was but one federalift in the
Council. Mr. Langdon was frequently charg
ed, by his friends, with paying greater defer
ence 10 that one than to the other four. Does
this look like profiription 2 Does this favor
of intolerance # Does this thew that he is
"swayed by party feelings alone ?. And even
federalils. in their candid moments, have ac
knowledged his liberality and conciliatory
condu& while chief magistrate. Can Gov.
Smith be aecufed of a similar offence ? /And
how is Mr, Langdon requited for his indul
gence towards federalifts ? Those very men
whem his lenity retained in office are most
vir. lent and a&ive agaiaft him 'l‘hc» ex
hibit the lit which bears their omwn names as
matter of complaint, and a reason why he
thould not be our governor.
But why do we contend about the number
of Mr Langdon’s appointments. The state
ment exhibited witﬂ so much triumph 13
FALSE. A great portion of those which are
called new appointments were but venetwals of
commiffious granted by Gov Gilman—and
when these are deducted, it will be_found
that the number of afual appointments very
little. if any exceéd those made by Gov. G.
in his lalt year of administration.
By the report of a committee appointed
by th¢ federal legislature to engquire into the
fubje& of appolatments &ec during the last
year of Mr. Langdon’s administration it
will appear that the commissions of nearly
one bundred and fifty of Gov Gilman’s jaftices
were renewed by Mir Langdon during that
period.—- In this famous federal hand bil},
these reneivals ave confounded with the a&utsl
appointments ! ~=For what pa rpofe this invef
(tigation was instituted, we (carcely can con
ccive uniefs to afeertain how large was the
field for Governor Smith’s improvement.
How low must that party be funk, how
desperate their cause, when such means are
peccflary to support their dectining irfla
cuce ? They “ hope” yet “ fear and tremble.”
Citizcns of New Hamypthire! 'compare
their condu@ with their profeflions—and
sec how wretchedly they agree. Tis falfe
hood‘and deception has raised them--and
truth will drive them again to oblurity fol
lowed by the curses of an injured people.
Notice to Républicans
..« The Repablicans of the North Ward
in this town, are requsfled to meet this
evening at 7 o’clock at the chamber in
the brick [chool house. £ {
The Republicans of the Middle Ward.
are requefled 1o meet at the Jame ptace
at 7 oclock ‘on Wednesday evening, 28th
tnflant. .~ e
The Republicans of the South Ward
at the fame place 73o°clck Thursday ev
ening, 1/l of March, to make arrange j
ments for the approaching Election.
Feb. 27, 1810. / 1‘
e.. S e B e,
5,000 Dollars Reward, ‘
Will be given by the subscriber, to the man
Who will point out th® instance when the
“leaders of the federal party have not taken
the part of the British. American Pat.
The fame #:m will be given for the sword
with which the valiant Col Pickering hack
ed down the British troops at the battle of
Lexington. Anti- Mon,
tifty Cents will also be given for the death
dealing we:pon with which Gov. Smith vali
antly fought against the British troops at
Bennington—and as much more for a fight
of the wounds be received in that bloody and
glorious battle. ——
Did or did not Gov. Smith Jorrew the uni
form,or a part of it;in which he fopompoufly
paraded before frvo Or three legiments of the
militia last autumn ? Tam only a littlegaiious.
and ask for information—zhat's alt. :
Béware of Federal decépt:’fn !
The assertion that sge is a constitutional
Yi/qualifiation, for the office of Governor ils an
INFAMOUS FEDERAL FABRICATION,
intended 1o defeat the free «xpreflion of the
voice of tlie Freemen of New Hompthire
None bat Sheriffc and Fudges dre ¢ {qualificd
by age~-El€&tors | be aware of the decep
tion, and shew your abhorrence of this de.
testable artifice to deceive you - .
- SRR, e
In this town on Sunday morning last Mrs
Sarab Wilson aged 77, relict of Mr Wiiliam
Wilson. Funeral tomorrow at 4 F M frm,nl
the Houle of Mr Joshua Pike in Buck ftrect
Friends and relations are desired to attend
without further invitation, . :
m"—mﬂmﬁ. T
Dixville Road Lottery,
Commenced drd'wz'ng, in 'Boj)am yeﬂerday afternoon
"l HE scheme of the present
Class, 1s one of best the ever offered
the pubiic. Therc is one prize of 10,000 dol
lars ; one of 1500 ; three of 10003 four of
500, and 50 of 100 dollars—besides a great
number of {mailer prizes, making less than
< blanks to a prizt, and Jubjelt to no deduttion
Tickets and Quarters,
In tiic above Lottery tor sale ‘at
L 4 |
f,o'i‘tery (. ffice and Bookflore,
z No. I MaRKeT STREET,
Where current and uncurrent
money is received in payment.—Those pers
sous whofc pockets are filled with deprecia
ted bills, are invited to call and get rid of
them for some of the dighefl prizes, which
will be paid in Portsmouth mudt?!’ “Feb. 7
Wiy FOR S4LE BY 00 : {
JOfePh Y ' Burgltj, >
iSO quintals of the best Pafla
maquaddy POLLOCK, L,
30 ditto Tabl: COD. Enguire of Rice and
Drown at Long Wharf. . Feb 20.
¢ - &£DUC TION. - ¢
¢ CHARLES TAFT’S 0
ACADEMTY, for the reception
€ of YOUNG MISSES. will commence @
Q on the Fif? Monday in April pext in \af
which wiil be taught-all branches ;
Q neceflary to a polite and ufeful educa- E
Q tion— For turther particulars enquire ¢
@-of C. T at Dr. Spapping's. (
R alate .~ February 20
‘ e NOTICR. -
" "HE Adminiftratios fccount o
B the estate of NATHANIEL
51 EVL‘N_S,; late 6t Stratham, in the
County ‘ot Rockingham, Gentleman
d€¢€afed, will be exhibited at-the Pro
bate Court at Execer, on Monday the
12th day of March next, for examina
tien, and allowance,
NICHOLAS. ROLLINS, Adn’s.
Stratham, Febuary, 12th 1810,
MR,
ALL persons having demands on the
) Ovcrchrs of the Poor for the town of
Portsmouth, for the supplies for the Alms.
Houle for the year past, are hereby reqitcit.
ed to present their accounts for fettiement
on or before the fifteenth March ensuing. to
the fobferiber. "NATH'L MARSHAiL.
Porifmoutd, February 29, 1840+ =
N OTICE is hereby given that the sub-l
feriber has been duly appointed Exe.
cutor of the last willand testament of DAN
-lEL AMESY, late of Newmarket, bufband
man, deccafed, and has taken upon himfeif
that trust, All persons therefore who have
any claims upon the estate of said Daniel
Ames, are desired to exhibit the fame] and
those who are indcbted thereto, to make
payment to -Natbaniel Kidder. Efg. of {aid
Newmarket, Agenc'to the Executor,
o:f JOHN OSBORNE.
Lee, Feb. 20, 1810, - MR .
. TRAYED from the Subscriber’s farm in
i_# Newmarket some time in November
last, a targe ENGLISH RAM, said Ram is
nearly double the size of a. comon Ram, he
bas the top cut from his right Ear, and A
uncer the left. gnd afmall {pot of Spanifk
Brown on his Rump. Who ever will give
information to” the subscriber where %aiﬂ
Ram may be obtained, flrall be fatisfied for
their tm‘pb}e and all charges paid by '
o - STEPHEN BORDMAN.
Newmarket, Feb. 27, BRI
/i LL persons indebted to. or that have
A anyd‘ep%?ads, against the estate of
_-+ SAMUEL MANSON, .
e of Nottiagham. in the county of Rock-
Jinghanti yedinap, decealed, 3¢ sillcd wpon
to exhibit ga;fﬂm for adjuliment o o
ROBERT MANSON, Exsestor 4o fuid Bfate
**’W%ft&' %%% T AR AR
State of Neavs Hampfbire, Chefbire [
N OTICE. is hercby given to the nonresident
proprictors and owners of land lying in the
town of STODDARD, in said county of Chefbire,
who have not paid their taxes for the year 1809 ;
{that unless they pay the fame to the subscriber on
or before the firlt Monday in Jure next, so much
of their Land as will Py the fame, with incidental
charges. will be fold at public vendue at the dwel
ing house of Gardner Town, Efg in said town. at
ten of the clock in the forenoon on said day,on
Jlefs prevented by previous payment.
| Viing o S R
o 2 Ea - R
o N N e RS
o 1N 8 =2B & 3 &
oS b FIiS 585 s
£ _ D€ .C'¢C e
Asa Bixfby |, so 9 720 30 65 1319 2
Nebemiah Flint 220 6 B§B 60 170 34 §1 §
Benjamin Felt 4 10 2 8 66 140 200 40 60 6
Reuben Hodgman 8 17 15 22 40 60 12 18 2
Jose Hayweod 818 2 727 72 76 1§ 2 3
Jofeab Hill 30 19 3 50 50 175 35 52 §
Lotubeun§® 4 B 4 a 4 816243
Mfaac Fewett XY 4 1 1T 25 40 60 i2lB 2
Olizer Bacon 3 4 17. 3 73 100 130 26 39 4
Simeon Stearns 12 18 368 180 350 30 45 5
Antipas Dodge 27 3 75 120 ‘6O 12 18 2
Thonas White 2) S.BO 130" 65 13 19 2
Fobn Chamberlain 28 640 40 20 4. 6.1
Joseph Warven 15 25 865 65 108 21 31 3
Febn Dutten 12 6 80 g¢o 45 g 13 4
Benjdmin Hodgman 428 st 36 40 40 812 1
Mart Lawrencer 4 X 9 30 45 62 1 18 2
Church Taber 410 936 75 58 11 17 2
Thomas Nichols 2 6 19 14 72 106 123 25 37 4
Natban Shattuck 8 1c 60 120 60 12 18 2
Fofepb Blanchard NRS ke R X
Fobn Blood A 22 636 56°°38 71r 3
Ch Lawrance 3 40 6o 30 6 9 x
Benjamin Hayrwood 4X2 4 76 120 60 12 1% 2
FoLelt’ beirs 315 U 763 63 147 29 44 4
Eli Adamis - 20 -8 80 200 100 20 30 3
Den Gordon = 103 R 23 33 67 13 20 2
Fonas Monroe 65.:’ m% 20 40 50 30 I§ 2
Tho K. Breid 58§ 28+ 50 SOO 10 1§ 2
Fobn Moffit lIT 9 8 8o 40 8121
Jofiab Ficteber 16 10 470 10§ 102 20 30 3
: 10 ¥XI 470 10§ 102 20 30 3
> .35 2 765 130 140 23 42 4
Wﬂ.’ai'd}j 23 9a2 50328 2537 &
Manifieid 6 14 924 48 54 11 6 2
Andrew Robb 5 6 7 7 31 98 129 26 38 3
: -8 3 8 'Bo 30 81321
2 4 7 S 74 120 120 24 36 3
Heirs of 28 5 80 100 50 1O 15 2
Colond Steddard 22 7 80 120 60 12 18 2
8 2528 9o 45 9131
‘ 13 58 60 30 6 91
‘ i 21 5 80 159 75 15 22 3
| { 8.3 3508 25 3 412
iy eil 509 £Bo.°Bo -30 .6 91
Matthew Thornton 26 &80 120 60 12 18 2
MarJ Parker .23 6 40 50 35 .3 7.4
; Ir 3 80 100 50 IO I 3 )2
: it i .9 26580 :40 812 8
Dawid Locke 2 514 373 100 11§ 23 34 4
. 1 20 15 3 59 59 149 29 44 5
Natlan Sbed’s 4 8 25 9 68 104 172 34 51 §
beirs 426 8 36 72 .57 1217 3
Samuel Weflon 414 2 36° 54 47 10 14 2
| 1§ 2 40 40 20 3. 6 1
Fobn Weflon 3519 3 65 65 107 31 32 3
- 1§ 240 60 30 691
s 142 40 bo 30 6 9
Fonathan Hildreth 10 21 11 30 60 80 16 24 4
: s L% 22 135 90 6013 18 %
} , 5493 1,30 50 50 10153
: 23 1240 60 30 6 91
Nathon Whitemore =~ 3 341 50 25/ 5 7 1
[- : 25 680 90 45 9 133
Wm Lovering 2 10 20 9 54 108 134 29 43 4
LS BUA 4 7%%44 113 23,33 1
2 480 160 80 36 24 3
t ENOS LOUKE, Codector, |
Steddard, Fam. 35, 2810.- ' 'l
State of Newhampfbire, Chelbire . = ‘]
NOTICE is hercby given to the nonrefident|
' ownets of Land in the town of MARLBOJ‘\
ROUGH, in said county who have not paid their
taxes for: the year 1809-<that unless .they previ-,
oufly pay the fame, so much of said lands as will
pay the fame and all legal chargeswill be fold at
public vendue at the house of Joseph Haskel
inn-holder in said Marlborgugh = on Ktbnday the
seventh day of May next, at tes o'clock A M. 1
; G e il oS o
T ety B RS
Pagv i G B
_, RRS R TR
b : S €. ¢ C.i
{Lévi Randal 146 2017 2 30 §
O L RSROe 1, a 8 &
{Worlding Gragg 87 3 2 4 1
Berjamin Prefcot: - 7 7 66 56 § 96 16
. ditto . . 817 62 535 9o 1§
" Whitney - 383631352 ¢
' DANIEL CUTTING, Colie&or. ~
~ Ma'tlﬁomhgh,*?%” RO, 1
| W are obliged o omit several communisations—Cor:
|7efpondents are vequcfled to bandtheir fawors as carly as
pofible.. They will gemcmber tha, our nent ie sbe only
{paper we can cireulate previons 1o the cledliom.
State of Newbampjbire, Stragord Jl.
NOTICE’is hereby given to the tion resident
proprietors and owners of land in MILTON.
who have not paid their county,: school, buildirg
school house, highway and town tazes for tiw
the year 18c9—that so mnch of each delinguent’s
ilal'ld as will pay said taxes withincidental charges
lwxll be foid at public vendue ai the dwelling
houfe of Joseph Plumer, innhclder in said Miiton,
Monday the thirtieth day of April next, at ten of
the clock in the forenoon, unless prevented by pre-
Vious payment to me the subscriber. ;
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original proprie. 3 g s g»> R R
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E3/§ 8 B ERoE RS
& 7, Dlls Cts Cts Cts Cts. Cts.
R'd Wibardefg.9o 2 160 90 13 30 108 22
Jobn Drew 143 31 16 2 g 19 4
Fobn Ronalds =2y L %S - A 5 givy 54 1
Ebenezer Tuttle 23 3 140 140 20 47 151 168 35
Lben'r Varney ¢ 3 80 80 15 27 "96 20
Nich Hartfordl7 3 9, gvy X 34
Epb'm Tebbets 19 3 105 157 22 5% 1388 3¢
Fobn Williams 69 3 93 90 19°33 96:. .84 18
Jobn Willey 84 3 93 93 53 31 101 lIX 2
Jobn Dame 88 3 .93 93 13 31 10K IIT 23
MorriceFowler 9§ 3 140 140 20 47 168 33
F6bn Buzzell 96 3 140 210 30 70 . 252 53
Benj. Bickford 97 3 140 280 40 93 336 70
Daniel Horne 10 3. X 7 40 6 1% 43 10
@enj Mason 89 2 71 7% 10 24 84 18
Richard Hawimet § 3 90 90 10 23 84 18
Lben’r Garland 6 3 23 23 3 '8 28
Fames Conner 41 3 20 1§ 2 § . 18 4
i CALEB WINGATE, Colle&or.
Milton, Fanuary 1810. - |
¥ FOR SALE.
, A T public avétion on Thursday the
, 29th of March next at 11 vclock M
M on the premises; a Farm in Lee, 15 mile#
{from Portsmouth, on the main road fromy
jDurham to Northwood. half a mile from
the turnpike—containing about 55 Acied
of good Land, House. and Barn ticrcon_’:
and a good orchard. Said Farm is well
|wooded and Watered, has a nevek failing
Spring and an cxcelent well of Water han
dy to the house
Conditions made known at the time anß
place of sale. EPHRAIM DOCKHAM.
f JONA. DOCKHAM.
Feb. 2.
MARSHAL’s NOTICE.
United States of America. v _
o Difriet of NeweHampfbire {s. 1
yURSUANT to a warrant from the Hon.
P Jobn Samuel Sherburne. Esq Judge bt the
District Court for the Diftri¢t atorefaid, aus
{thotifing & requiring me at inthe premis
ifes. 1 .do hereby give publicrotice, that afx -
{iugormation has been filed by Daniel Hume
{phreys, Esq. Attorney ‘of the Uanited Statew
{within and for the Diftri® of New-Hamp-
Ifhire, against a certaiu ship or vefiel ot thie
United States, of Schooner eonftru@ion, caile
‘ed the Olive Branch of about one hiindred:
land fiftcen tons burthen, and her appurtes
nances, {eized within the Diftri& ‘of Portf=
‘mouth for a violation of the Laws df the
United States—and trial will be had on the
jaforefaid information, at the Diftri& Courp
|of the United States, to be hdélden at the
'State House in said Portsmouth, within and
for the Diftriét of New-Hampflire. on the
\third Tuesday of Maveh next, at ten of the
clock iu the forendon. of which all persons
concerned will take notice and will then &
thtere appear and shew cause, if any they
have, why the said veflel and her appurten=
.afices Theu'sl not be decreed forfeited to the
United States. : B .
. Given under my band at Portfmoutd in the Dis
trict of New Hampfbire, the 2.d day &
i February Apno Domini 1810,
! ELIAS LIBBEY. Deputy Marfal
| -‘___—_/'or the Dg'/?rié? of New Hamﬁfbir?.
L‘R] ILL be exposed for sale
! * at Public Vendue on Thafiday the
twenty ninth day of March, erifuing. the
Personal Eftatc of JOHN LUEY, late of
Stratham, deceased, consisting of one Cow,
one Horse, Beds and Beding: Farming Utena
fils ' Joiners Tools and household Furniture,
Conditions of sale to be made known at the
time—the place offale 4t the dwelling houfg
of STEPHEN LUEY, Adminiflrator.
Stratham, Feb 3, 1810 S
h““——————-&——————-—f———-—-—-—-\—*
; = \
R.ESBEC'I.FULLY* informs
the Public that he has taken a shop in
Vaughan-street, hear the Portimouth Stoneg
‘thre he carries on the ,
TURNERY BUSINESS,
in all its varjous branches, with neatness &
difpdtch. kiSRS :
All orders pun@ually attended tog
and cvety favor gratefully acknowledged.
Portsmouth, Feb, 6 .1810. S '
. e e
5 NOTICH ~.
N»OTICE is hereby given that the Sube
Aferiber has been duly appointed Ad-/
miniftrator;andMar¥ W. UNDERW@OD, Ads
miniftratix to the cltate of « ‘_q
~ JOHN UNDERWOOD,
late of Port(mouth in the County of Rocke
ingham. Mariner, deceased. that they have
taken upon them that trust by giving bonds
asthe law directs, and all persons having de
mands upon the said Estate, are requcfied to
exhibit them, and -all persons indebted tor!/
Ethe said Estate are called upon to make pay=
“mc_nt RO , &2 &t
. ANDREW" HALLIBURTQN, Adw'rd
| Fpartlmopthy Febi o dhet -rx T
- BALES 21 ATEHION:
' vauable ‘Real Eflate.
On TUESDAY, the Ift day of -
My next at 12 o'clock? on the premises,
W"ILL positively be fg'd to
the highelt bidder, and withont
any reserve, zll the Peal Bltate of the late
KEYRON WALSH deceased, (of which the
- to the Estate, and all others con- '
cerned are requested to take notice) consists
ing of a large. well finifhed and commodio:é
Dwelling HOUSE 2nd LAND—avLso—one 3
other small HOUSE and LAND. spd oné
valuable House LOT; all situate in Wafhe
ington-ftecet, and ail which have been par=
ticularly delcribed in former advertifcments:
The terms will be liberal and made knowd,
at the Sale. ;
r ANDREW DUNLAP, Adminifirators
| Feb, 37. S LARKIN, 4u4.
NOTICE.
BY Virtue of licence of the
’ Justices, of the Superior Conrt of Ju
dicature holden at Portsmouth. within and
for the County ot Rockingham, on the firf®
Tuesday of February Apno Domini 1810.—=
The subscriber, guardian of Mark L. Bure
LER of f2id Portimouth, mariner a diftract=
ed person, and being non-compos mentis, here=
by gives notice, that to much of the real Efe
tate of the said Butler situate in Gate’s fireet
Portsmouth, and late the property of Joha
Ham' as wiil amount to Two Hundred and
‘ixty Dollars, will be foldl at - u@ion on the
premifes,.on Tucfday the 13th day of Murche
next, if dot /pfevvo!r%y“, fo'd at private fule. ..
EBENEZER CHEADWICK.
Lortfmouth, Feb. 26, 1810.
e NORERT T
A LL persons that have any degs -
A mands on the estate of ,
SAMUEL ELKINS,
late of Rye, yeoman, decesfed, are
requested to ptefent shem for pay
ment, and those indebted, to make
payment to the fubferiber. | :
Sy HENRY ELKINS, jon. =
1 Adminifirator on said eflote.
e, Febrapty Eoeh ffin o
|~ TAKE NOTICE. ==
f "LL persons indebted to the“efs
¢ A tate of capt. JOSEPH WILL.
TAMS, late of Hawke, gentleman,de.
ceased; are requefled to make imme
diate payment, and those baving de
mands upon said estate to exhibit the
fepeae. o ot e
% . Hawke, Feb. g, 1810.""