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portant that MePinkncy (hould immediatc
.ly foxnd thereom am spplication to the Brir
ilh government teprepire the way for a re
_ peal of the Berlimidacres, you will be pleas
- cd to hasten the communication to him by
a special messenger. Whatever the expla
nations may be; you will of course transmit -
them to this depar tinent, with such other”
information asshay be interesting. With
great respect, &eo” - ¢ A
o~ (Sigaed) R SMITH.
Gen. Joun AnmsTrong, &c. &e &Ko
e B ey
% Mr Smith to My Pinkney,
: Departmentof State Neov. 11 1809.
R
From the enclosed copy of a letter from
Mr Champagay to Gen Armitrong. it ap:
pears that the French governmeat has taken
a ground in relation to the Britilh violation
of our {neutral rights, not the fame with
that heretofore taken, and which it is prop
er ’ou fhouid be acquainted with, You will
observe that the terms stating the condition |
on which the Berlin decree will be revoked
are not free from obscurity. They admit
the conftru&ion however, that if Great Brit
ain will annul her illegal blackades as dil*
tinét from her orders in council, such as the
_ blockade from the E!b to Brest &< prior
to the Berlin décre¢, and perhaps of subse
quent date but, still diftin &t from her orders
in councii, that France will put an end to
her Berlin decree; or at lealt the iliegal
part of it 'Whi ft therefore it becomes tm
portaa: to take proper @:ps, as will bedone,
through Gen. Armftroag. to alcertain ‘the
real and precise meaning of Mr Champag
ny’s letter, it is imporiant also thaté your
interpafition should be used to ascertain the
actual itate of the Britith blockades distinct
from the orders in council, whether merely
on paper or otherwise illegal, and whether,
prior or subsequent to the Beriin decree
and to feel the pulse of the Britith govern
ment on the propricty of putting them out
of the way 1n order to give force to our call
‘ on France to prepare the way for a repeal
of the orders in council, by her repeal of
that decree. ; o
In theexecution of this task I rely on the
judgment and délicacy by which I am per
suaded you will be guided, and on your
keeping in mind ‘the desire of this govern
men: to entangie itfelf as little as pofible in
tiie question of priority in the violation of
our necutral rightsand to commit itfelf as
ittle as poflible to cither belligerent as to
the course to he taken with the other
If 1t thould be found that no tllegal block- f
ades are now in force, and so declared by
Great Britain, or that the British govern
ment is ready to fevoke and withdraw all
such as may not be confifteat with the defini
tion of blockade in theßuffian treaty ofJune
xßol,it will be desirable that you lose no
time in giving ihe information to Gen Arm
firong and, whatever may be the refalt of
your cunquiries, that you haflten a commuai
cation of 1t to me :
Writing on short notice of the present
conveyance. [ have only to 6 add the aflu
rance of my cficem and great coafideration,
&e, (Signed) R. sMITH.
, , (D) e
Extralrof aletter from Gen. Armßrong to the
Secretary of State
: Bk Paris, Fanuary 28 18100
* Incontormity to the {uggeltions contain.
ed in your letier of the I{t December, 1809,
1 coquired whether it Great Britain revoked
her blockades 6f a date anterior to the de
cree commoniy caited the Berlin decree his
majcfty t-ckmperor wouid consent to reyoke
#bhe laid deeree. 10 which the mintiier aniwer
ed that ° the only condiion regnired for the
revocation Dy his majeity, of the decree of
Beriin. wiil be a previovs revocation by the
Butith governmeut of her blockades of
France; or part of France, (such as thag
from the Elb 10 Breit, &e.) of a date ante
ridr to that of the atorefaid decree ; and
that if the Britith government would then
i recal the orders in coencil which had occa
. fioned the d cree of Miian, that decree.
~ should aifo %¢ annuied.” W
Extradt of a letter from Mr Pinkncy to the Ses
, ~ wetary of State. s iy
T London, Feb 28,1810
« [ have reccived from Gen. Armitrong a
Yetter of which a copy is enclosed ; afid have,
ia confcquence, made a written enquiry of
Lord Wellesley (with whom 1 hud before -
communicated personally on the subject) as
to the inexiftence of the blockades to which
it alludes. Tam not without hopes that the
reply to my enquiry will amount to a decla
yation (fatisfying in substance the condition
_ mentioned in Gen. Armstrong’s letter) that
-these blockades are not in force ; and if it
thould. I will fend immediate notice to Gen.
Armstrong. I have prepared an official let
~ %ér.to you on this head, which with such ad-.
ditions as circumstances may enable me to
‘dake to it will be sent by the corvette™ (the
Jobn Adams.) (Fj ' i
Ca}j of @ letter from Gen, Armfirong to Mr.
Pinkney, Paris, Fan. 25, RBEOE Tt g
£ SIR, - s _
A letter from Mr Secretary Smith of the
11t of December last made it my dyty to-en
_quire of his Excellency the Duke of Cadore
avhat were the conditions on which his ma
‘jelty the Emperor would annnl his decree, -
commounly called the "Berlin decree, and
whtesher if Great Britain{revoked her block- .
. ades of a date-anterior to that decree, his
“tmajefty. would coofent to revoke the said
}']ccre‘c ?. Tothefe questions I have this day ;
/ seceived the following wufwer, which I has
" ten to convey to you by 4 special meflenger
’ SR e T N e
/& The onlyrcondition reguired for the re
vocation by bis mdjclty the Emperor, of the
' decree of Berlin will be the previous revo
{ cation by the Britifh’ government of her
' blockades of France, or part of France
(such as that from the Elbe to Brest, &c ) of
2 date anterior to that of the aforefaid de- -
cree.” Ihave the honor tobe, &e &c |
~ ]JoHN ARMSTRONG.
1t bas been:aflerted in the Brisiﬂu’;;:ﬁa
~ raent, by Lord Holland. that the Slave Trade
~ was contrary to-the Law of Nations, and
» that Qﬂbwwgﬁt to -use force to pre. .
WEBtIR o s e
. Sixe dwelting hgles with die poftoifice,
" ﬁu& {mall boildings were burnt at
@eaufort, § C. 25th ult—(uppofed from the |
T ’!~¢ %’M ﬂe’* Sxia *l‘ i4red
B 5607 cheliotren: o wacious fixes i,
= '&? W“%
Fromsingdthan? ole i e et S
o TUBSDAE W4T 43,1840,
. #rom LattEvening's Boston Gazctie
Lafeﬂ Jrom France.,
Tﬁt : brf:g. Camilla, arrivedat New
ZYork on-Friday lafd, in 36':10;5' Jrom
: Bayonne. ~‘flnjj_tztell'ggrzcg is highly im
portant, and is thus brizfly communicated
to us by an o_bliging gorrefpandent. - -
“ The American veffiis and cargoes
alld Bt. Sebastian; bad been condemned and
“Gen. drmfirong bad taken the [bips
Sally,Scott, and avas to embark in ber for
the U.S on the fi. fi of May His bag
gage had arrived at Bayonne and was
ﬂ?ipped. - £ A ”
“ -Imerican property throughout
France was condemned, B
A largearmy war marching to the
. "New York, May 13.
) FROM . CADIT.
’f ofterday arrived at this part, the fbip
Ariadna, capt Burronvs, from Cadiz—
from which place foe failed Aprit 4.
Capt. Burrows informs that a Britill
ﬂeeh with s§oo tragpsy had arrived from
Lngland, and were debarking the day be
Sasled. . va British bipy of the line avere
in Cadiz bay. Tbe Erench army was on,
the cpofite lhore, and. engaged- in ereéi
ing fortifications. Admiral Lerd Col
lingwood, Commander of the British
(quadron in the Mediterranean, dicd off
T oulon about the middle of March.
American produce was bigh at Cadiz.
New-Hamp/hire Senators.
The Governor and Council-have examin
ed the returns of votes for - Senators. in the
Legislature of this State, and find that the.
whoic number (12) are chosen by Ihe Pegple—'
of whom sEvVeN are Republican, five federal.
No 1. jr-f?al\ Bartlett— No .2, William
Plumer—No 3, Wiiliam Adams—No 4,David
L. Morrill—~No 5. Beard Plumer—DNo 6,
Samue! Quaries—No 7, Willism Fisk—No,
8, Jothua Darling ~No 9, Lockhart Willard—-
No 10. ﬁ?r Vq/&—-—NO 11, Sobn Fuiz_:ﬁe.’d--
‘No 12 Moor Russell. & -
Those in Ztalics are federal, g
New York Representatives.
One of the mcfi perievering, long winded
Jackfonite fpeechificrs/in Congress (Barént
Gardinier, of Newyork) has been remanded
to ' dignificd retirement,” by the voice of the
people Though politically dead, his thort
career of infamy will long be redembered.
I'he representation from the State of N
York to the 12th Congreds. will confiit of
twelve repuiblicans, viz Ebenezer Sage, John
Thompson ' Thomas Sammons, Uri Tracy.
Peter B Porter, Samuel L. Mictchell,* Wm,
Paulding, jr * Pierre Van Cortlandt, jun.*
Thomas B Cook * Siiss Stow,* Arunah Met
calf:* Danicl Avery*=-and § federaiifts, via.
James Emott Robert L. Livingflon, Thomas
R. Gold, Asa Fizch,* Harmanus Bleecker*
In the present Congress, there are ten re
publicans, and 7 federalifts from N York.
- * New Members. ;
- Maffachuferts Flection.
The refulc of the Representative eleétion
in Maflachufetts is now ascertained in near
ly all the towns The aceount current stands :
Republican. Federal. ;
GAIN. . LOSS. I GAIN., LOSS,
67 : 2 c 22 34‘ {
\ ¢ » s . b
Republican net gain 77!
Which will give a 'handfome Republican
majorityin the House = Gov. Gore and his
Council have examined the returns of votes
for Senators. aud declared the cleétion of
19 Republicans and 20 federalifts, and one
vacancy, to be filied by the Legislature—
Should the returns Pprove corret, after
the vacancy is filled the Semate will be di
vided 20 against 20. Thus the Governmeant
for the next political year will be, Governer,
Licutenant- Governor and Council, republican ;.
Senate, divided, House, repubhcan, !
. The Boflon Host —On. Wednesday last rhe
town of ‘Bolton made choice of FORTY
TW OReprefentatives to the'GeneralCoure -
all-true blye recruits for the Fackfonite Corps.
It is expeéted that the Houfe'of Reprefenta
tives at the acxt feflion will contain nearly
SEVEN HUNDRED Members.
' CHOICE MATERIALS
For 7 Federal Legislature.
Newburyport this year feuds nine Repre
sentatives to the Maflachufetts Legislature,
Jour of whom were dillinguithed meémbers
of the patriotic band of Zifurgents organized
in that town last year (calted Silver Greys)
to oppofc by force and arms, the authority of
the General Government ! -What bleflings
must flow to the good citizens -of our Sifter
State when her Legislature is honored with
such worthy members ! KEF ) S
o Federalism fafe—at lass !
- A federalilt on being iaformed of the e
vent of the ‘late ele@ion” i Rhode !fland,
observed, «we are fafe now ' How so, in
the name of common fenle, replied a repnb
lican. “Becaule we have nothing more to lose,”
rejoined the federalift. B Patriot.
- A ship was launched at Newburyport last
week, called the * Silver Grey,” in honor of
that zvorthy band of )Oat-'riot‘.r',‘w{m in the dark
bour of pubiic ¢alamity. armed and organ
ized themselves to oppose the execution of
the laws of the General Government. So
Jong as liberty” and order ¢ is respected,”- -
so long as Arnold, Shays and PIcKERING, are
remembered--so long will the Newburyport
beraes be. recolleéted with equal detestation,
“ by all-but the unworthy and the vile.”
_ The importation of Lumber and Provi-,
fions from St. Bartholomews, is prohibited
in the Britith Weft Tndia Wands: Admiral
Cochrané has ordered the officers of ‘his,
squadron so-capture all vessels found violat
iﬂg th‘is &}afr:"“{” "'L""" j :ﬁ) -;‘ it s
Neat Litchiild, (Cona ) farh uié. & Mir.
and Mrs. Nolton, became. as' is fuppafed,
intosicated . and bﬁvnynteggmg@m@g,
drunkeu frolic, he helped his wife to hang
herfelé. She was found dead; hanging to a.
ffaple in the wall—he is bound over for trial,
oy MARRIED = -
{ In Saco, Mr. William Sr:m’nan to Miss
- Rebecea Cleaves., daughter df Capt Jona C.
' la Biddeford Mr Jonathan King of Saco,
I to Miss Margaret Hill daughter of Jeremiah
i Hiil, E{q. of the former place. .
L In Excter,Rcv Ichahod Nicholss colleagiie
Pastor with Rev Dr Dean of the it Con
\ grcga'tional« church and society in Portland,
to Miss Dolly Gilman, daughter of the Hon.
John Taylor Gilman, Efg ‘ '
.. _ln Newburyport, Mr. Stephen L. Greely
of Giimanton to Miss Ann Norton of the
former place, | ;
In Stamford (C) Col. Joseph Hoyt, aged
84. to widow Ann Nichols, aged 82
b AIDRRRD ses :
. In Moatreal Lower Canada Capt. Laban
Folger, late of Hudfgn N- Y. supposed the
- man who made {6 conspicuous fignre inthe
federal papers, to. Tupp“q}t--their accusations
/-against Gen. Arm{irong, American Miniftet
/to Prance. X ol it
/At Rye on Monday mocning the 14th
-inst Mrs Molly. Salter /8 I\s, wife of Mr
{ Alexander Saltep .« . - ket Dl § LA
g In this town very suddenly Mrs Abigail
' Stevens, wite of Me. Joseph Ste\:ns £ 530
Mrs Sa'ly Mellen, : N A
Drowned on hispaflage from Gotte\nburghﬁ,vi
" Mr James Hill, 3d /E 23, in the.‘-d‘é‘:{th- of
ithis valuabie and enterprising young\man,
his conne@ions bhave loft an cltcemed f:\end, ‘
~ and the commubity ‘a worthy member) for /
fach was his virtuous deportment that he(e
curred himfelf the eflecm of all that knew
him. A - N
~Sultana and Smyrna Raisins,
Convenient for families, for sale by J
" Marker Qreet. o May-a gt
T 3 4% brige fire proof Sroß
= atthe corner of Ladd &5 Mar
Mt fredgßeiipaty Mr: Watsian,
JOhms el gl (oL
Houfesiiia the Range on' the North
ﬁdwfwggw%v . No 4, 5 &6..
C“ﬂﬂ*fffﬁs Berdl, aod may be hiewh
o application SO, -Lk
eTN LANGDON, 45,4 %
rum,” containing some [riures upon
the house of commons closing thens
doors while debasi @ Ipos the subj-a
of the Walcheren expedition, the prin
ter, a Mr. Deane, was bronght to the }
bar of the house and called upon for
the anthor of the fri®ures. He gave
up the' name of John Gale Jones, who
was brought to the bar, atd there ex
prefled his regret that his printer had
fuffered on his account, and his sorrow
that he had uniotentionaily violated
the privileges of parliament. He was,
however committed to Newgale for
ponithment. Deane, on making an
apology, was discharged. Ifour fed.
eral printers and writers, with all their
love of the laws and ‘ufuages of Brit.
ain, were to meet with {ach treatment
as Dean and’ Jones, we fulpe@ they
would not submit with the most per
fe& Roicifm. We had rather,however,
allow them all the latitude they desire
and exercise. Their ioceflant’ abufz
of our owa government, and continval
joftification of the British government,
will at length open the eyes of the
mofit blind, and convince the pinds
of the mo&, prejudicad. Give them
rope' enough, aud they will hang
themselves ” . LT A Am
[ For censuring the condu& of the
House of Commoos in the cufe of Mr.
Jones gbove alladed 10, Sir Francis
Bur.fett was committed tg, the Tow
J‘ PATRIOTIC PROCEEDINGS,"
er Y
Ot M. flachui=tts and Bolon —
That the patriotic vislators. of the laays
of thar country may o in all its eonfe
quznces the effil@: of their condud?, we
prejent them anextrallfrom the cond:mna
tion of th bargue Pacific, Capt. Becket,
of this port, They flatd, as Biflon and
Mufl ichufetts bad declared themselves in
Rebeliton, and threatened all awho at
tempted 1o exccute the lavwis—that being
in luch a jfituation the government awonld
not graht lhgm p iffes, and that of course
papers produced by the Captain muff be
Jorgeries.. T hat aws mry lot be charged
wilh misrepresentation, awe copy the litzral
‘tranflation.— Eff:x Register.,
~*“ And that this is unquefiionably
the cafz, proves those public newf{pa
pers which ure come, hitherto by A.
merican ships, containing the Decrees
of Reb=ilion. piblifhed by the people of
Boftsn and Muffachufetty, the Rate to
which balem appertains and as declar:
ed Rebuls, who pablicly ‘degy . their
government, and threaten all those
who intend yet to obey its laws.”
SUICIDE —On the iftinftant, Mr. Elijah
Rugg hung himfclf with(a bridle. on a tree
~near his own hovle in Lancafier, Ms. In
the fame town, on Monday lait, the wife of
Mr Samue! Barrett bung herfelf with what
women gencraliy make use of ip sch cases -
a skein OF yaro |=B Pagot, = . -
‘The New{York Gazctte fays :—¥ Letters
by the Packet flatg M Morriér, one
of the Kings Meflengers, was on the eve of
departure from England for the U Stages,
with Dispatches, supposed to be duplicates
of the arrangement agreed upon between
Mz Pinkacey and the British government.”
Farmevrn, Eng. April 7— Arrived
ad Tower, 41h infl. the Eu/j:, privateer,
Jrom a aruife; aith the American Hip
Prirce Madoc, Moore, (of Portfonouth,
N H } laden awurh cotion and tobacco.
- N RUM,
O F a very good quality Lest cen
| Rantly for sale, for cath or ap
‘proved, at the Niw Distizzser, near
Boyd’s wharf, North end, and may be
had by applymp 1o ISAAC WAL.
DRON, jun.— ROBERT RICE, ot
at 43 Diftittery, May 22
Erefh Flour: |
?* NE huntdred and fifty
&S barrels SUPERFINE FLOUR, just
received and for {ale by :
(' E. WENTWORTH.
. May Iz, 1810, % ~ ;
* For Belfaft and Bangor,
QNS ™ THE sloop POLLY
\“? A George Fifliley mas
m}; -, ter. wiil fail an all this
—— N week, for Freight or paf
e e g [age, ‘having excellent
Accomodations—apply to the Master on
board 'ying at Shaw’s wharf May 2%
L MEDICAL.
TPE_ Fellows of the New
_Hampﬂiirc Medical Socicty are in
formed that the annual meeting of f{aid so
ciety will be liolden at the house of Benja
min Leavitt, ina holder in Excter, on'the
lat Wedncfday of May, instant, at ten
o'clock A. M., Al
; L. SPALDING, Secretary.
May 22, 1810, 0
NOTIEE.
THIS is to forbid all peifons, harboring
8 or trusting 2 perfan by the name' of
MARK L. BUTLER, he being under
Guardianship, as | thall not pay any dcbts
of his contratting. * : ,
SAMU. L LANGDON.
Portsmouth, May 2, 1810. = ~ '
L STO B BEE,
And polfeffion given on the Iff of Fune next,
A NEAT Dwelling-house,
.very convenient for a {mall family,
pleasantly situated on Wathington and Gates
ftrects, and now occupied by Capt: Jolliua
Neal—Enauire of the ‘printer. May 22
T EPNOTICE - 5y
T HE Administratrix ou theeftare
of EPHRAIM AMAZEN,
Mariner, deceased, intends exhibiting
her account at a Probate Court to be
holden at Portimouth, on \lhe"third'
Wednelday of June gext, for exami
nation and allowance. ~ All' perlcns
“interested will govern themlelves ac.
- ABIG AL AMAZEN, Aidmx,
Ma} 22, 18! Oil i : ;‘."‘\' : \
. Bath Shares for the Season =
C HARLES PELRCE has forfale
Q. for a small consideration a few
Bath Tickets, each of which will in
title_‘,{th‘e.:fpmicbafér‘ and his family, to
-bath, fiom this time to the firlt of
oA Frgh Supply of ¢
A \NION, Carrot, Beer, Parfoip,
) cucumber, Tornip, ' Cabbage
and Reddish Seeds jult received at
‘€ PEIRCE'S Stofe ; where may
334 b soy Sulhelo oyl
'Agg_ Potatoes for Seed 31 Hot Spur,
Cha;lmrmemw%am
agreat yaricty of Beans, early and
dass,/ 00 Mayes, 18i0u il
‘N T ILL be received by the
¥ firft Coalter from Boston, L
¢ R TANDROE SR AT
DRAPER’s
- Cheap Cash Store,
A veéry elegant ‘'and ‘extenfivé
assortment of
Fashionable, Fancy and Staple +
Piece Goods,
Received by the latest arrivals
at Boston. Lo May 33 .
~ Superfine Cloths,
‘ Fuft veceived and for /«)lcf by
James Rundlet,
No. 3. MARKET STREET,
SU?ERFINE Blue, Black,
and fu(hionable mix’d Broad CLLOTHS,
which wiil be fold cheap for cath or on lib
cral credit, : May 22
e Re e e et
Abednego Robinson,
INFORMS the Public he has
- commenced bulinefs i this town,
and Has taken the Store at the corner
of Penhallew and Bow.lireets, where
hethas for sale a general assortment of
Grocery & W. I Goods
of the best quality which he offers for
{ale at a small advance. May. 22,
Infantry, Company of
commanded Danzsz Capt. by
ofthe Captan, , By order
THE fifth of the Members
this to Jefferfon-Hall, at appear
notified Axiraax, herehy are
Rvening, Bayo with and Gun
Attention ! &
o’clock. half past seven net, at
0. S. Frovp, Beyjamin
22, May 1810, ;
TSE:E\ N "',r ""‘T tiOﬁA(‘){:t&‘ P(’)ft:fc'f
el THAT pleatant firvg.
I 2e Hwans | mouth and Concord, for.
Rl F PRI | crcriy Aacon Doy, noer
fﬁg lg&; EB ~occupied by Mr Broad--
- I’9__4._7._!’“’ 4 head—twelve milesfrogt -
Portsmouth and four from Excter, fitvarcd
in’ Newmarket at the Ncwkﬂ'cl'ds,_"on the
main toad to Concord. The lhonfe ‘ﬁamis’-’
at the cerner of the road ~lc3di'ng to the
river, aigoad. stand for a tradey, the howfe
has four rooms on a floor, one has becen oc
cupicd as a shop, a fkullery, four chambers
over head, a cellar under the whole house
—all finithed throughout, a pog ‘Barn,
Chkaife House and all con’vtnicpccsgectf&y
—about twer?y three acres of LA ND; not in
ferior to any in the towa: The land joins
on the mauy road by one end and Exeter
river the ox’lser, and is adjoining a landing
very convenient for ship building, =
ey 22 JONATHAN GAGE.
Also, 1o de [ol Lt £ derire i
A Brlt\k_yard o handy to
the river that\ you may buiid tic oo o
near as not to have any ‘occafion of a team
to remove them to the boats—a Spring that
never fails,that is easy led and is used foe
the yard—-apply as above. % :
TOMORROW—Io o’clock;:
At L&aRKIN’s Auction Stores
4 Market-fireer. = Ve
A VARIETY of §e’n‘técl
£ House ».Fu: miture -iz Maho oy
‘Diniog, Card, and Penibroke 'Tabies-,-gﬂa.
hogany Bedfteads~~Looking Glaffes--hand~
some Chamber Chairs—-—W‘indsopé,g;i.:it
Elcgant Piano Forte~-1 Dising Sett/of Chia
na--1 Eight Day Clock—Carpets— Brals
Andirons, Shovels and Tongs—with manyg
~articles of Kitchen Furniture,— second
hand Chaifec '
Also, at the fame time and
place, part of the effe@s of the late
capt. JOHN UNDERWOOD. deceased—
-consisting of, Tables, Chalre. Carpet, Glass
‘Ware, Looking Glaffes—Bedftei os. Candle
fueks==l2 Qugdrant:--Earthern -“.'aw.—.
Swords--Empty Cafks-~and 2 variety or
other articles. iR
5. LARKIN, Au&ioneer.
May 24. 1810
THURSDAY NEXT, -
At C. Woopman’s (ffice. -
Englith Goods, House Furnis
ture, with a vanety of other articles, &ec.
Y R s L R S
On Thurfday—l4th Fune nex
12 ‘()’GIL("CK. '
At the Bell Tavern,
BOUT 2 acres of excellent
1% Mowing Land ac}joining, foutha
erly on land of John Wentworth,Efq;
at Little Harbor, running by said
land Easterly to the river,divided into
three lots, fenced with a- pood stone
wall, with a Barn on the middle lot,
63 by 21 feet, acjoining the road,
which will contain twenty five
Tons of hay which hath been cut on
aid Jand in ene year<= ARy @ conve
nient Dwelling House with a good
cellar, about one dcre of land extends
ing to the river, a good well of water
and a very convenient place for a gar
den, within about one hundred rods
from the above mentioned land.
Also, a Lot.of Land on Jeffers frect
at the eastern end of the Alms Houle
44 feet on the ftréer and 60 feet back,
with a 2 good building suitable to make
a dwelling house, :
_ Also, about 8 acres of Land in
Philips Swamp_fo called, which is
valuable, is easily drained, the {ward
very deep, excellent Peat may be dug
thereon. — For further particulars ene
quire of 3 .
MOSES WOODWARD, or
iTy ois B AR KING Aud
- Portsmouth, May 22; 1810
ko ON Satusg
(SßS vAY the Bth
(SERBR RN 2% of Joly hex
g!'fﬂ;;‘g'“.““ Wi be fold at
- J{lﬁg‘}_‘f Public . Augion
?Z;f"r‘{'-‘.33&:‘;;:.'5-9;~;:x§:§i'gg%§g§;§aﬁw (II HO?C prEVihuﬂy
fold at private sale) one half of 3 three
flory House, situated in Vit firees
formerly the property of the late Mr.
Jonw Stavers, deceafsd—containing
lix Chambers, two Jower Rooms and
Kitchen, Aquetv@ in the cellar, with
a good Yard aud Well of water, and
CVery way ralcuiated for 2 Tavern, oe
Boarding Hoafe—Sale will be on the
Premiies, at 12.0’clock— Terms liber
3;'; macte known at -the fale—for. fur
oer particulars erquire of JAMES
A. GEDDES, on the premises: or
S S 2 S LARKIN. Au&t.
. Postfmouth, May 22, 1810,
oy Bor Sales -
KBY me the subscriber, the FARM 1 now
live oo in Clicfter, containing ‘about g‘ﬁ‘
acres, lays within 40 sods of the East mect
ing houie, with a large two flory House, two
_Barps, a large Stable on the premises—the
‘Land ‘of an excellent quality——a large Or- "
. chard, two. Wells for water, one at the Sta:
; /f)lje» the diher at the House . The Pplace has
been occupied as a Tavern for above sixty"
"-"\ygsﬁsj.égﬁ' 15 an cxgéﬂ@«'@ﬁand for a trader.
~ 4lfs, About 35 acres of Land
on the road leading to Haverbill, about one
_mile south of fbc'fig!%’cﬂi‘fﬁ;~ii', with a good
‘Orchard ou the fame = Zikwoife—
Duescre of Laud wirh s House and Shop.
near the {hore of Mailabicfick Pond, which -
“will be a good Rand for a trader, on the
‘road kaé‘mngonm’r&ma!ﬁ b
. Two shares in Namefkeag Bridge.fo called.
Ay perioy. &itany *f
PR g esy By xmeiee
to the subscribe miﬁf iR g
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