The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1809-03-28 00:00:00, page 4

Mr. Jefferfon arrived about 12 o’
clock. A short time before that hour,
Mr. Madison left his own house, escor
ted by the troops of cavalry of the City
and George Town commanded by
Capt. Brent ; and at twelve entered
the Representative Hali, attended by
the Secretary of the Treasury, the
Szcretary of th® Navy, the Actorney
General and Mr. Coles, Secretary to
the late President, and introduced by
a committee of the Senate 5 when Mr.
M: ige left the central ¢hair and
condited Mr. Madison to it, feating
himfelf on the right. Mr Madison
then rose and delivered his Inaugural
speech.
"The oath of office was then admin
iflered, to him by, Chief Jultice Mar
‘fhall; on which, and as the President
retired, two rounds of minute guns
were fired. On reaching the capitol
he found the volunteer militia com
panies of the diftri&, nine in number
and in complete @niform, under the
command of Col. M Kinnéy, drawn
up, whose line he pafled in review,
when he entered his carriage and was
escorted home in the the fame way he
came.
. Alarge concourse of ladies and gen
tlemen, and Mr. Jefferfon among the
number, immediately waited upon
him, among whom refrefhments were
liberally distributed. The company
generally, after calling on the Presi
dent, waited on Mr. ﬁé’iﬁﬂia take
Y-a last farewell before bis departure.
' », - [ Nat. Intelligenser.
-gr Particular NOTICE.
":{ l" HE Sabfcrshers inform the Patrons
A tothe NNH Gazevre, sand all
vthers aith whom: they have accounts open)
that the 19th April ‘next wiil complete
four years since they commenced the publi
cation of said papery—that the firm of
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ed.—They therefore give this early notice
Sor every person to come forward and fet
tle his-account up to that period—and
. that none may have occafiog, to censure the
printers—ave will observe to those who
are unable to balance their accounts by
Cafb, that notes payable at a future day
avill e~ received —A {ettlement is in
. difpenfably neceflary prior to the 17¢5
- April next.—¥hofe who have demands
Al e it 1y
s f" ‘é,{f ATHANIEL S PEIRCE,
% oy sétwhu;?, BGARDNER,
by eßy e L S
" For Sale_or 10 bg Let S USE
A ﬁ”fﬁ‘ i@%&
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On the ath inst. James Mabison,
in obedience to the voice of his coun
try, affamed the duties of Prefi %:nt of
the U. Sg;es.\ The day, from its
commencement to its close, was mark.
ed by the liveließ demonfirations of
joy. It appeared as if the people, ac
tuated by a general and spontaneous
impulse, determined to manifeft, in
the {trongeit manner, the interest ex
cited by this great event, and_ their
convition of the close confiedion be
tween it and their happiness. For ma
ny days before, citizens from the ad-
Jjacent, and even remote states had
been pouring into the city, until its
capacity of accommodation was firain
ed to the utmofi.
The dawn of day was announced
by a federal salute from the Navy
Yard and fort Wathington ; and at
an early hour the volunteer corps of
militia began to afiemble. Such was
the interelt to bé present at the [nau
‘guration that the whole area allotted
to citizens in the Representative Hall
was filled, and overflowing several
hotirs before noon, the time afligned
for that purpose ; and it is computed
that the number of persons surround
ing the Capitol, unable to obtain ad
mitiance, exceeded ten thousand. The
Senate convened at 11 o’clock in the
Chamber of the Representatives. Gov
ernor Milledge, the President pro tem
pore, in the chaif®. Agreeably to ar
rangement the Senators were placed
rext to the chair, the late President of
the U. S. on the right of the chair,
foreign ministers and suite on the left,
jitdges of the Supreme Court in front,
Heads of Department on the right of
the President of the Senate, members
of the House of Raprefentatives on the
floor, angd. various other places assign
ed for other public chara&ers and for
ladies. :
Fugtellancous Repositorp,
z T TRI et i e
AN ADDRESS TQ SLEEP,
Written when the author was in’ great
E trouble es mind. o
Come. gentle Sfeep ! these warring thoughts allay,
Tby Jose approach drives meagre care away ;
Thou Sreef the Setter'd captive from bis chain,
Hea[_'ﬂ eéery woe, and foﬂ’ngﬂ every ;baf.il.
Come then, thou dear deluder ! - to my breast,
Shed on my lids and give me mow jome el .
~~—"Tis all in vain ! alas ! I sec thour't Hled,
And I no more can will thee to my bed.
Refllefs I count the tedious bours of night —
Still wifd for day, yet dread the morning light,
No jympathizing friend to fmoothe my woe,
Or mitigate the pains I undergo. '
Oppreft with this, I fink beneath the rofl—
~=Extend thy mercy [ ~—Sawve me—Oob, my God !
State of Neawhampfbire, Grafion f.
NQ’lngis hereby given to the non-refi- ‘
~¥ Geat proprictors and owners of land
in the tlfwu of THORNTON, couaty and
state afi refaid, who have not paid their tax
¢s for the year 1798 ; that so much of their |
lands as will pay said taxes with incidental
charges, will be fold at public'vendue at the
dwelling house of Thomas Walker, in said
Thornton, on Monday the 15th day of May
next, at 1o o’clock A. M. unless prevented
by previous payment, e
s S
P T 8
- S S ® 2
‘Namzs, 8. 2 .2
, c. ¢
William Howard 13 200 6 8
Robert Dowse ¥a. 846 4
Titus Salter 48 200 , 6 18
Samuel Moor 6o 200 6 18
Elias Snrith 66 200 6 18
Joseph Morrifon¥ ~75 200 618
John Goffe 78 200 618
Unknown 15 200 6 18
Unknown 885 200 - 618
«THO’s WALXER, Collector.
Fhorntor;—Feb. Ifz, 18eg.
State of Newbhamphire, Grafton .
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non resident proptietors and
‘owners of land in the town of Trorn-
TON, county, and {tate aforefaid, who
have not paid their taxés for the year
1808 ; that so much of their land as
‘will pay said taxes with incidental
charges, will be fold at public vendue
at the dwelling house of Thomas
Walker, in said Thornton, on Thur{-
day the 18th day of May next, at ten
of the clock A. M unless prevented
by previous paymeng,
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Propriétors Names. 303 3 § 88
C. C G
Feremiak Page Raymond 45 66 2 31
J. P. Raymond 33 Ay . X 0
J: P. Raymond 35 %6 8 3f&
Joseph Hadley 2/4.300.-°%. 4%
Joseph Hadley 275 1003 B 4 X
Robert Wallace 343003 B 2
Robert Wallace 3%100 3 4%
{¥X°2oo § 4%
3 %100 3wz
Owners unkaown 423100 3 41
13,3 100 3 %
. ES 1. 25% 33
FSobn Raymond 2d Diwifion23 100 8 8 9
Johao Raymond Ditto 33 307 8 8 2
John Raymond Ditto 44 100 7 8 1
John Raymond Ditto 58 127 10 II 2
John Raymond Ditto 6r 200 T 4 15 3
Jobn Raymond Ditto 83 200 14 135 3
Jobn Tallerent Ditto 36+ 70 5 61«
John Raymond Ditto 40 160 12 12 3
Joseph Farewell Ditto 47, 100 7 8 1
Undivided land in the north
part of the Gore. so called } BT W
~ I'HOMAS WALKER, Colle&or.
Thornton, Feb. Isl, 1809, i
State of Newhamp/bire, Grafton f.
NOTICE i 3 hereby giyen to the non-re
_ fident proprietors and owners of land
in the town of THORNTON, in the coun
ty and flatc aforefaid, wko have not paid
the special two cent tax. for the year One
thousand eight bundred &nd ejight ; that so
much of their land as witl pay said tax with
incidental charges will be fold at public ven
due, on Tuesday the twenty second day of
May next, at the dwelling house of Caleb
Chalfe. in said town, at ten of the clock in
the forenoon unless prevented by previous
payment to es the subscribers.
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Proprictors Names, g: $ 3 8
R C.
Andrew Jack 8 2 200 400
Charles Moor jr. §.2:.150 3
Joseph Caldwell %0 2 70 140
James Caldwell $ 2 200 g 4
Theodore Atkinfonjr. 47 2 40 8o
Joseph Farewell %7 2 100 2
Henry Moor ¥5:27200 . &
John Tallerent 36 2 %0 140
John Raymond 88 2.10% 213
John Raymond 23 2 100, 2
John Raymond 34 2 200 4
John Raymond 39 2 200 4
John Raymond 58 2127 2354
John Raymond 60 2z 200 4
John Raymond 83 2 200 4
John Raymond = 61 2 200 4
Owner unknown 3'2 30, 6o
J Pa,%c Raymond 4 5 66 132
_Joleph Hadley 42 100 3
Joseph Hadley 2 4 100 2
Robert Wallace 25§ 100 2
Robert Wallacee 3 4 100 2
Jeremiah P.Raymondg 3 25 50
J. Page Raymond 3 1 66 132
e {2l apdb- 2\
gttt by H 900 3
Owners unknown 42 3 100 .2
\{.3 3100 2
Undivided, in the mﬂbs P: -0 5
: : : I §O
part of the gore, so called } 5 Qo_ i
W. H. Wilkins 1 % 100 2
W. H Wilkins* 4 6 100 2
W.H Wilkins 1 2 100 2
W.H. Wilkins 32 100 2
ANSEL HATCH, Ciliirs.
Wwm. THORNTON, jr. § Colletiors.
Thornton, Feb. 2, 180 '
P;pﬂﬁ ns indebted to the
4 A Phillips’ Exeter Acaderny, who
bave ot paid theinterelt due on their
refpedtive obligations, are requefied to
‘take notice, o Pl it ot
‘made soon, they will be called on not
mlyfmhw.% principal.
in the hands of those ‘who will not
B b s T
CLOVER,
‘ ' Ry
HERDS GRASS SEED, Zc.
HEARTWELL, -
Has for [ak at No. 3, Congress fireet,
a quantily of
Herds Grass and Clover Seed,
firlt quality ;—3OO bushels White
Beans ; 600 do. Rye ; a few buthels
{plit and round Peafe 5 Wheat, Oats, .
Barley, &c.—4o bbls. No. 1 and 2
Pork ; 20 do. No. 1 & 2 Beef—{mall
quantity of firft quality Cheese ; 10
kegs Harriy’ Tobacco catk Raisins,
Ginger, &c.—few lbs. Nutmegs and
Cloves ; 4 bbls Linseed Oil ; 30 M./
Shingles and Clapboards, &c. &c.
Portsmouth, March 21, 1809.
iR AT s T PPN BT ol PR A WSS R
ﬁNOTICE. ;
ALL persons having de
mands against the Estate of THOM
AS BABB, late of Epsom, ini the county of
Rockingham, Efquire,dcccafed are request
ed to exhibit them for settlement, and all
indebted to said estate are desired to make
immediate payment to
SARAH BABB, Exécutrix.
Epsom, March 15, 1809.
3 7 Fobe Let,
HE House on Wathington
l fireet, formerly occupied by
Capt. James Nutter—apply to
March 21. MARY CHASE.
’ l YAKEN up adrift on the
: 18th instant, and towed into Rye
harbour, two yaw! BOATS—the owner,
proving his property and paying tharges,
may have the Boats again by applying to
S, JOSEPH VARRILL.
Rye, Marck 20, 1809.
85 To be fold at AUCTION
On T ucfday the 18th April next, at 12
o’clock m ‘on the premises,
S, A two Story
: “r | dwelling HOUSE, fu-
B % vated in Excter, to
“ n "”‘4 5 pedle gether with out houses
aresans icoeittes 10 cxcellent repair—
The terms oi ciedit will be liberal—Ap
ply to GIDEON LAMSON, Efg. Excter—
or EDMUND ROBERTS, Portimouth.
March 20.*
State of Neawkamp/ire, Grafton, J.
N OTICE is hereby given to the nonsrefi
- dent proprictors and owaners of land
in the town of LEBANON, in {aid county,
who have not paid their taxes fo&thc year
1808—that so much of their land>as will
pay said taxes with incidental charges, will
be fold at public vendue, at the dwelling
house of Beriah Abbot, inn-holder 1n {aid
Lebanon, on Wednesday the i7th day of
May next, at ten of the clock, in the fore
noon unless prevented by previous payment
to me the fubferiber.
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O, € o 8 TGN,
Samuel Corpe 300 Bco 201 176 201 34
Hobart Eftabrook 50 Ico 25 22 25 4
Jedidiah Freeman 40 80 20 18 20 3
Llias Marsh 40 130: 30 26 30 3§
Azel Hough - 50100 25 22 25 4
Jobn Ticknor 90180 45 39 45 7
Isaiah TYhomas . 400 300 75 66 75 12
Fobn Wheelock, ;
Colburn farm so i 40 80 20 18 %0 3
called
Fobn Wheelock, :
Ketlog ' Hyde % 300 300 75 66 75 1%
Jarm so called
Fobn W heeluck,
Bidwell farm fa.g, 40 80 20 18 20 3
called ; :
4 IRA GATES, Collector,
Lebanon, March Sth, 1809 ‘
State of Newhamp/bire, Hillfb:rough fJ.
N OTICE is hereby given to the non-resi
dent owner of land in the town of
HENNIKER, who have not paid thc town,
school, county and highway taxes for the
year 1808—that so much of the land as will
pay said taxes together with incidental char
ges will be fold at public venduc on the
fourth Monday of May next, at ten o’clock
A. M. at the dwelling house of James Wal
lace, in said Henniker, unless prevented by
previous payment, | ’
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gy s 29 9
8§ 5% § &Y ®
PV IN R R R
\:Q € e
Owner unkuown 23 7 11 24 24 5 43
JOHN DODGE, Colie&or.
Henniker, February 16, 1809. s
e e e e s eet S .
State of Newhampfbire, Grafton [.
N OTICE is hereby given to the
- non-resident owners and pro
prietors of land in the township of
DORCHESTER, who have not paid
their highway, {fchool, town and coun.
ty taxes‘&,%}he ‘year 1808 ; that so
much of their lands as will pay said
taXes with incidental charges, will be
fold at public vendue at the dwelling
house of Joseph Burley, Efg. inn-hold
er in said town, on Tuelday the sixth
of June next, at ten o’clock in the
forenoon, unless prevented by previ
ous payment. -
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Ui b ¢ .-b..??giaa
Origlual propries 3. v S& 3%
: ! a &
-tors Names.. §° % & § % §3
S R .‘ e€ 2 ¢
Paul Langdon 2 125 100 %5 :37 18 §
{;)fcph Ward 2 120 100 02513 34
r. Hall Jackson 2 98 100 50 25 13 4
lfaac Williums 283 100 50 25 13 4
Daniel Pierce = 2 100 100 50 25 13 4
Johti Parker Elq 2 122 200 75 37 18 §
John Solowan Big. 2 137 100 §0 25 13 4
Robert L, Fowle 2 119 100 7§ 3718 5
John P. Williame 2 107 :;; ;s 37 xg 5
:_r L " &"3““ 3 ;f 537‘ 18 §
Thomas M'Doney 2 106 100 50 25 13 4
Samucl Parker' " 2 134 100 50 313 4
mm.m mplon 29L 100 §O 25 13 4
State of Newhampfbire, Strafford [.
N OTICE is hereby given to the
non-resident proprietors and
_owners of land in the town of Broox
"FIELD, in {aid county, who have not
paid their {chool, county, town and
bighway taxes for the year 1808 ;
that so much of their lands a2s’ will
pay said taxes with incidental charg.
es, will be fold at public vendue at
the house of Daniel Wiggin, innhold
er, in said town, on Tuesday the 234
day of May next, at 10 o’clock A. M.
unless prevented by previous payment.
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I & Bl G Nl
- Ebenczer Varney ¥OO 84 29 15 23 42
Joshua Stagpole 60 140 33 15 24 50
- Ephraim Hanson 56 70 48 24 36 %0
~ Jondthan Marcow 45 12 45 22 35 65
~ John Cook 50 40 27 14 21 40
| CHARLES GILES, Colietor..
Brookfield, March 9, 1808.
State of Newhampfbire, Grafton [
| NO'I:}ICE 1s hereby given to the non-resi
dents and owners of land in ALEXAN
DRIA, in the county and State aforefaid,
- who have not paid their taxes for 1807 ;
that so much of each original right will be
- fold at public vendue, at thé dwelling house
of Capt. David Atwood, innholder in Alex
' andria, on Thurlday the Fifteenth day of Fune
- next, atten o’clock, A. M as will pay said
taxes together with incidental charges, un
~ leis prevented by previous payment.
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G TEC e R
Soley& March6g 1 110 100 §0 24 15 4 3
MOSES SIM\ON?S, ColleGor.,
Alexandria, November 238, 18¢8. %
State of Newhampfhire, Grafton [.
N OTICE is hereby given to the non-resi
dents and owners of land in ALEXAN
DRIA, in the county and State aforefaid,
who have not paid their taxes for the year
1808 ; that so much of each original right
will be fold at public vendue, at the dwelling
house of Capt. David Atwood, innholder in
Alexandria, on the Fifteenth day of June
next, at ten o’clock, A. M. as will pay said
taxes together with incidental charges, un
less prevented by previous payment.
s
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§ 8 :; L R 3
STEELF ¥ L oEE
D e e gy
Soley & March 69 1 110 100 50 33 21 3
312 .3 28 50 25 16 .11 °%
Jobn Gale ‘23 I 43 106226193 11616
Willr}am'l‘olfordsz X 55 75 38 3516 3
William Gale 6.1 105 210 201186 9513
Robert McMurpbyl3l 35 60 30 20 13 2
Pierce & Moor 49 3110 10C 50 33 21 3
MOSES SIMONDS, Colledtor.
Alexandria, January 21, 1809, -
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State of Nenvhampfhire, Cheshire [].
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-refi
‘ dcnls proprietors and ownersof Jand in
WASHINGTON, in said county, that have
not paid their taxes for 1808 ; that so much
of their land will be fold at public vendue,
as will pay the fame and all contingent ex
‘penfes, at the dwelling house of William
Lawrence, innholder in ({aid Wa{hington.
on tuefday the joth day of May next, at
one o’clock, P. M, unless prevented by pre
vicus payment, R % ;
Wk Mo T
. : . - BTN m-.
' B 8F 3 Sep
fPEN § € £¢
Nemes. 233 8§ § § § ¥
C el 4 R e
g, 00 iOO Sovagmza s
- Capt. Hfaiah g R
e DOB AONBAS NEE 2
Ditto 5 150 150 75 29 4
Do, Manwelllot 190 200 100 38 6
- Solley & March 5 2 3 319 638 -.3*;313'1 19
Mo?ea_ Maon. 80 40 40 15 2
Joseph Patten 50 25 25 %0 1
Dinathao Biood 8o 40 40, 13.3
- Jpenek SRorisk SOO B e e dacs
P ﬁﬁ as Weatherby 100 y 0 65 a 7 4
AL Wﬁ‘}? WOODM &W
State of Neaw-Hamp/bire, Grafion fj.
NO’I'ICE is hereby given to the non-refi
' dent proprietors and cwners of land in
the town of BATH, in said county. who
have not paid their county, town school,
and highway taxes for the year 1808 ; that
unless they pay said taxes to me the subscri
ber on or before the last Tuelday in Juane
next, so much of their land as will pay said
taxes togcther with incidental charges will
be {old.at public venduc, as the law directs,
at the dwelling house of Ezra Chil¢s, inn
holder, in said Bath, at ten ¥'clock A. M. on
said last Monday in April next,
" Delinquents lands described as follows,
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F iBR N
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1! Range foutberly balf 15 3 4 953165345
100 acre lots weft 15 6319 33 69
Ammanoofic river 2drange3 63 19 33 0639
1} Range weft division 28 6319 33 69
2d Range do. 42 6319 33 G 9
60 acres Lot 6elonging2
to the 4th Range 100¢ 1 38 112198 39
acre lots weft divf'/ion_s
/Ift Range 2 38 112198 39
60 acre lots g 10 383112198 39
Weft divifiony 20 3383112198 39
3d Range I 38112198 39
2 38112198 39
3 38112198 39
1/ Range 100 acre lots
e{ﬂ Ammanoofic n'w*r} 15 6319 33 69+
3d Range 20 6319 33 69
Do. ‘ 2L 6319 33 069
b Range 60 acre lot:
ea_ﬁ/? A»ﬁrzanagﬁc riwr} 12 38112198 89
2d Range ? 38112198 39
Do, 10 38112193 39
3d Range Do, 7 38112198 3
Governors farm 350 acres 22 67 116 228
Common land 186 acres 118 36 61 121
ANDREW WOODS, Colle@or.
Bath, and February, 1809,
SHOOKS [oy Saiz.
G T S ~_
One thousand White Oak, and
Five hundred Rgd Oak SHOOKSS—
—saIe on very reasonable termys— :
- Apply to J. GODDARD.
March 14. - .
e e el e i
FOR SALE,
For cafby approved cyedit or W T Goods,
400 W. O. Shooks and Heads,
20 M. red oak Hhd. Staves,
10 M. white oak Bbl. do.
A few thoufa.nd pine Boards, and fun.
dry other articles of lumber—apply to
WILLIAM NEIL.
: who has for sale as usual,
A general aflortment of Gro
ceriesand CROCKERY & GLASS\VARE,
Wholcfale and retail. March 21,
————-—-—-—-———-‘. ““-"N
Smith & Haven,
Hawe for fule, - No. 5. Merchant's Row.
200 bags COFFEE;
7o Hhds. Molafles ;
10 do. Jamaica Rum ;
50 Bbls. Nova-Scotia Mackerell ;
120 Hhds. Exuma Salt.— March 14.
Copartrerfhip Dissolved.
¢ l >HE copartnerfhip between
‘ S. & 8. HALL, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. ,
STACY HALL, Jr.
Marchl3. SAMUEL HALL, Jr.
."’-‘_"'"—'_'-_""—-————-————‘_-—‘*——“.——
for sale, @ quantity of
Cargo No. 1 and 2 PORK in
barrels.—Jnguire of the Printers.
Mitchell & Miller’s _
NEW-YORK Medical Repository and
Review, reccived as far as No. 2, of
Vol 6. Hex. Il price 50 cts. a number—
Publithed quarterly.—Also
The New-York Medical and
Philosophical Jourpal and Review No, I
Vol. L containing 160 pages, price 75 cents,
published semi-annually.
Subscriptions are solicited for each of the
above valuable works, by C. PEIRCE, sole
agent in New Hampshire, March 21
& en-E
¢ _ EDUCATION. &
o CHARLES TAFT, §
Q INFOR MS the inhabitants of Ports- @
Q mouth, that he shall commence his @
Academy, April loth, for the tuition
Q of Young Misses, in the wvarious
@ branches of an Englith Education,
viz Orthography, Reading, Writing, £
@ Arithmetic, Pronounciation and
@ Englith Grammar. Those who are §)-
Desirous to improve the present op-
Q portuaity, will please to call on C. T, g
o at Dr. Spalding’s,Court street, where @
-the terms will be made known. @
@ N, B. Provided fufficient encouragement
@ be given, a Preceptrefls will ke engaged to 6
o teach embroidery, and other needlewwork, o
/ March 140 Y~
@-omooooooc»-@
NEW SHOE STORE.
Mathew Hawks,
From Lynn,( Mass.) informs the Inbubitants of
this and the neighboring towns, that be
l I AS . taken a stand, two
doors weft of the Bell Tavern, Con
ﬁrefs street, where he manufa®ures and
ceps constantly for sale, a complete assort
ment of Ladies and Children’s MORQGCCO
and LEATHER SHOES, rot inferior to
any fold in ti¥is town,—Gentlemen may be
furnithed as above with Morocco and Lea
ther Pamps. All those who will please to
favour him with their custom will be ac
commodated upon liberal terma.
N. B. Rips mended gratis. March 14.
. I Y HE ({ubfcriber contemplates
keeping a morning School for
the infiru@ion of Young Ladies in
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, En
glith Grammer, &c. to commence the
firt of May—he will continue to give
Leflons in vocal Music in evenings as
usual—Those who wish to attend on
either, will please to call on him at
his House in Pitts-fireet:
; AMOS BLANCHARD.
Portsmouth, March 13, 1809. s
A few Hhds.of Exceilent RUM,
For sale at a price that will not fail suiting
any person who withes to purchase by the
Hhbd. or barrel.—Apply to the Store of
J- MELCHER, in Market firect.
NOTICE.
ALL persons having demands on the
cftate of Do&. JOHN JACKSON,
Physician, late-of Portimouth deceased, are
desired to exhibit them to the subscriber for
settlement, and all those who are indebted to
said cftate are requested to make immediate
payment unto .
. ESTHER JACKSON, Exccutrix,
Portsmouth, Feb.lß. 1809.
. STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
WE the subscribers being a committee
appointed by the Legislature for the
purpose of eftablithing by admeafurement
the jurifdi&tional lines of Sandwich, Tam
worth, Eaton and Burton, as stated in ai
a&. published in the Portsmouth Gaﬂ&é{"
some time since, for that purpose. We here
by notify the fele@men of said Sandwick,
‘Tamworth, Eaton and Burton, thgt_ we have
appointed Tuesday, the sixteenth days of
May nert, to meet at the d‘wcl.h_‘ngfhon ¢ of
Major Atherage in {aid Sandwich, at ten of
the clock in the forenoon, for the purpose
of entering on said survey. v ;
AR AMAM 'Bunnngmg B
NOAH ROBINSON, - - Committee,’
Plymouth, March 7th, 1809. : AR
WHEREAS. Eliza wife of me the fube
VYV feriber bas left my bed and board
without provocation on my part—This is
thei'wefotep to caﬂt%oq,uﬁ'v ph“'
bouriag or trusting her on my actount, as 1
am determincd to pay no debia of he ' con=
traQting from thisdate . . ¢
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