The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1806-07-01 00:00:00, page 3

: MJE Blodget, jun. in his annual
Statistical Table, states the number of
. Banksin the U. 8. in 1805, at 72;
bank notesin circulation. 15,000,000
-’do‘ﬂs._;‘ metallic medium, 18,000,000
_dollars ; free persons, 5,156,000 ;
slaves; 1,024,900 ; total population,
6,180,000 ; total increase in 1803,
180,000 ; militia 1,100,000 ; navy,
‘24 veflels, carrying 574 guns; sea.
‘men, 66,000, “
¢ o R e e
. So free has been the adminifiration of the
general Government from any jnft caofe of
blame, and so happy beyond any example
upon the globe, that excitements of public
discontents must be fought from foreign af
~faies. - And in this atiempt, the means are
- not fought from koown alliances, written
_ tieaties, or cfficial papers, but alogether
- Within the regions of corje&lare, opinion,
- aod fafpicion. It is a conjcélure that we
@re to pay France for Flonida, when even
a defender of the conjeéture openly denied
that be had any fufpicioo of the President
m ihe affair. Opinion has been buly in
these matiers. The French have demand
ed contiribaiions, and therefore they will
demand them every where, Safpicion has
been as lawlefls as conjettare has been bold
and impudent., Itis firft said that Misan.
da, upon an expedition against the Spanish
colonies, has been encouraged by the Unit.
ed Siates, and after the Government hasde.
ated il, it is insinuated we are to pay for the
fulpicion. Such illiberal sbule of our own
Government c2unot merit the lealt notice
en 1s own account. But when the public
- mind has been long diftarbed, it may noi be
smproper to place such representations
calmly before it, that the sober part of the
commuonity miy not ocly learn to despise
such things, but 10 prepare for them, and
guard against them. What may not con
je€lare, il opinion, and fnlpicion do in ev
ery case 7 What may they not mifrepre.
feni ? Whean may they not alarm ? Whae
can they not do, if they are listened to by
she people ? la an age in which men are
taught to regard fafls, as the (are foundation
of knowledge and happiness, let us make
- -Qur appeals to them seriously. Are we oot
at pcacc? Are we not paying our debis ?
Have we not uncommon prosperity ? Have
we not a less thare of polisical and com.
mercial evils than any people ? Have we
oot assurances that justice shall be doae 10
us ? Aand shall suspicions deceive us?
( Salem Register.)
- Should our ambaflador, Mr. Monroe,
have accomplished as much at the court of
London, as has been reported in private
curcles, and aflferted ™ the public prinss,
he may be well said to have worked won
ders—if it 1s only conlidered that amongthe
prefear ministers, and great Rate officers of
the court of St. James’ there are—
Lord Grenrvilte, prime minilter—who cajol
ed Jay in the Brinfh treaty.
Mr. Windham, fecrerary of fate—who {aid
i Porcupine meyited a flatue
of gold for his services in
America— :
Lord Howick, (once called Sir Charles
Grey)—who cosdufled the
British midnight maflacreat
E.gg Harbor, in our revolu.
: : tion—and,
Kerl Msira; (*hen Lord Rawdon)—who
¥ hanged Col.. Haioes at
= Charleston, 1a violation of
" every law human and di-
Cnvies L EANrond.s)
: MILITARY. :
Io conformity 1o an a&k of our Legislature,
requiring the several companies of militia
throughout the State to be moltered on the
25th of Jone, the companies belonging to
this town, forming the firf} regiment in tha
N. H! Line, appeared under arms on Wed
nclday faft ; aod after pesforming many ev
~ elutions with corsreftnefs, they formed in a
line on the grounds near Wibird Hills The
righ flick composed of the Artillery under
Capt. Ham, and the Light Infantry under
Capt. Natter ; and the lefr, of Gov. Gil
man’s Blues, under Capt. Larkin, who,
holding the olde® commiflion was fele€ted
to take the command, and afrer warching
the regiment into town, and through some
es the principal streets, the several compa
nics were dismissed in good order.—oracle,
The lofantry Companies, were command.
ed by Caprains Hill, Pcirce, Adams, Blal
dell; Drowoe and Holmzn.
Gae MASONIC.
| The nativity of St. fohn the Baptif} was
leelebrated on Taefday last, in this place by
the Grand Lodge of Newhampihise.
The procession, preceded by a hand of
music marched to St. John’s Church : where
- pravers were preferred ; an original mafon
¥c Ode and Hymos performed ; and a very
modest, appropriate learned and togenious
dilconrle, by the Rev. Brother BEpz of
‘Wilton.” The 16 verle of the xi chapterof
Romaps, was the motio of his fabjett.. If
ke firft fruit be holy, the lump is alfy holy ;
and if the root be holy, so are the branches.
The proceflion moved to the dining
room., where an elegant entertainment was
provided. Several excellent masonic songs
=2ad toalls, added minth to feflivity,
The proceflion again forms=d, and re
turned to the lodge room ; and closed in‘or
der ; cach heart glowing with gratitude and
Joy, that this dav gave birth ta thae illoftri
ous mason, whose nativity is ever cheerfully
welcomzd and celebrated, by all the sons of
Fght I B
Thoy fainted root; from thee cur kranches
g i rife, . ey :
*Ere may they flourifh in propitious fßics.
P " (Oracle.) -
GAZETTE MARINE LIST.
‘ Portsmouth, Fuly 1, 1806. -
Sandav arrived brig Polly, Capt. Janverin,
in 28 days from Trinadad. — Left at Trina.
- dad Jone 1, schooner Regulefs, B. Cook
mafler, «SPOkc’ Jone 15, latt.go, 5,
Jong. 69, thip —~———— 16 days from Sa
vanrah bovnd to Jamasica.— June a 4, Jatt.
-39 18, loog. 68 43, spoke fch’r Amazod,
%%Qmpfam g days from New-Haven, bound
o Pememia, . . o P A
Left at S 5. Thomas, Jaoe g, brig Uly (Tes,
-Huichings, Portsmouth, 10davs, ~ ~
mﬁ% 32 long. 55, 5. spoke (ch. Hope,
- Hrble, o days from Portimou'b, for Gre
-3R e T sol Swie oW iseaGd e LI z £
State of New-Hamp/hire. Coas; [5:
N‘OTICE is hereby givea to the proprictors and owners of land in the
townthip of Durand in the county of Coos, who have not paid their tax
of one cent on each acre of land in said townthip, agreeably to an a& of the
Legislature, pafled the 19th day of June 1805, to be laid out on the road and
bridges through said town, that {0 much of each lot as will pay said tax, to
gether with the incidental charges, will be fold at Qublic vendue at the dwell
ing-house of Stephen Jillfon, in said Durand, on the firft Tuesday in Septem
ber next, at 10 o’clock in'the forenoon, unless prevented by previous payment
to either of the subscribers, who are with Obed Hall, Esq. appointed by said
alt to caule the said work to be done.—The delinquent lands are as follows,
PR N e b e Fhp e e bR
£ 7T P e wao dl®e.s 2 ESEF HE BS
S | . o ;
¥ R X BRI RS RTAR S S Re R R RE RRRR
1 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 . 68
£ 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 ICO 100 100 100 100 100 100 -68
3 100 100 103100 I@o 10D 100 100 100 100 100 100 10C 100 (02 ICO 100 100 68
4 100 100 100 10C 100 100 100 100 100 IGO 100 100 ICO 100 100100 100 100 63
5 100 100 £OO 100 XIOO 100 100 100 100 100,100 100 160 160 100, I£o 100 100 68
6 100 190 100 100 100 100 100 100 160 100 100 100100 100 100 100 100 160 68
7 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100/ 109 100 100 xSO 68
'8 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 §OO 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 68
9 ICQ 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 190 100 100 100100 160 100 100 100 100, 68
10 100 100 100 ICC 100 [OO 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 00 100 68
11 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 JOO 100100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 68
12 172 1727178 172 172 172 178 178 172 172/ 192 172172 172 172 172 178 172 126
Thiee Lotsin the South-eal coracr, .;%. 1 & 2 contains-1 95 acres each, and No. g, 150
Dargrd. Fyme 2, 186 ¢ "0 S TEPHEN JILLSON,
WATER EXCURSION,
For Independent Day.
VESSEL for this agreeable
_A_ purpole, is aiready dressed and
every way equipped to carrya hundred
persons with convenience up or down,
or to any part of Pifcataqua river, and
has already been employed by a large
and poiite circle of eighty gentlemen
and ladies, who pronounce her one of
the mott convenient and commodious
pleasure veflels for largé parties which
has ever been fitted for such a purpose
in titis port. She is well manned, and
{hould the wind:be high, another set of
hands will be prepared to step on
board. So that there shall be no rcom
for any apprehension of danger, to
give one moments alloy to all the hap
pinefls that can be anticipated on such
a joyful occasion as the Birth Day of
our Independence and Political Hap
pinels ! | Water Excursions, having
for many yeats been preferred on this
joyful occasion, by a conliderable part
of the inhabitants of this town, to {af.
sering the sultry heat of che metrop
olis., It is requested that thote who
contemplate {pending the day upon
the water, would call at Rindge’s
wharf and viewthe veflel here allud
ed to, and agree.on the terms, as the
owner wishes to make {ure of a com
pany as soon as poflible.
| T homas Spinney.
Writing Books;
ol GAT
\/V RITING Books, just received
from Boston, of the following
low prices viz.—~Writing Books at 6
cents, at 8 cents, at 15 cents and at
12 cents, each. Also, Cyphering
Books at 9d, 1/,i/2, 1/iO, and 2/3
each. & Alfo—
| Account Books,
of every size and price from gd,to t 1
dollars each, all prices between, as
cheap as can be purchased in Ameri
ca, or he will make them so. 4/5,
School and Classical Books.
© inflouty firong binding.
Tickets and Quarters
In the Amokeag Canal Lottery,
which commences drawing the firft of
next month, and in the sixth class of
Pilcataqea Bridge Lottery which will
draw next O&ober, may be had at
C.. PEIRCE’s Lottery office and
Book store, where a lift of the Prizes:
in the fifth class is received, and Priz
es paid agreeably thereto. - Fuly 1.
g 7 A small sum of money found ;
the owner may have the fame, by
proving the property, and paying for
this advertisement. Apply tg% B
H. & B. PENHALLOW.
s MARRIED....; - o
. In Buadferd, (Mais ) M. Josin E.
Pacmer, formerly of this town, to Miss
Bersevy Kimparz, :
In thistowo,Captain GEorce M’'LEAN
to Mils ANN Trrre. '
A M 3 T S oS B
i IED, ... 4
In France, Admiral ViLLENPUVE,
commander in chiefof the combined Feeuch
and Spantth fleer in the banle off Urafaigar.
_ln Richmond (Vir.) the venerable Gzo.
WyrtHE, Eiq. Judge of the H:gh
Court of Chancery jor the Richmond D: -
tri&t—He was fappofed to be poitoned by a
young man, his vephew, who resided with
him.—The circundtances of this hornd
tranlzftion ave thus related 1 The young maa
nad forged 'his uncle’s natac 1a drawing
checks on the bank—lo prevent detellion,
and at the fams time to {ecare a confidera.
ble [um bequeathed 10 him in ths Judge’s
will, he adminificred the {atal dose by mix
ing it with the coffee prepared for breakfafli;
not only the Judge, but {everal of his domel.
tics, drank of the colfce and are dead, orat
the point of death.— Judge Wyibe sorta.
bately {urvived long enough to discover
the fraud of his rephew, and difzppoint him
in his hopes of a legacy. :
At Sea, 6n the 11t of April last, Captain
Joseru Purcert, of Charleston, South
Carolina, and formerly of this town; the
only furviviag son of the late Gregory Pus
cell, Blg —We sympathize with hisberéav.
ed Siflers 20d Friends in the lols of an as.
f2&tionate Friend and Brothar.
ORDERED by the Court, that the
petitisner potify all persons concerned to
appear before the Faflices of the Superior
Court of yu.flic"atm‘e, to be holden at Do
very within and for the county of Straf
ford, on the firfß Tuesday of September
next, to fheaw cause, if any they have, ahy
the prayer of f[aid petition (bould not be
granted, by causing f#id petition and order
of Court theresn to be published three
weeks successively in the Neaw Hampfbire
Gazeite, the.lafl publication whereof to be
three aweeks before said term. Py
A few baxes of frejﬁ)'LiSßON
for sale at B. FJLL’s store, Bow-
Rieet. /- . Fuly 1, 1806, .
T the Honorabiz the Fuflices of toe Su
perior Court of Fudicature holden at
Dover, in and for the county of Straf
ford February term one thonfand eight
- hundred and fix. AT
HEWS. the petition of WirLriam
S BrewsTir, of Portsmouth, in the
county-of Rockinpham aud State of
New-Hampshire, esquire, that your
petitioner is teltamentary guardian of
the persons and eftatesof Joun Ger-
RisH and Arpnonzo GERRISH, mi
nors and children of Samuer Ger.
RI3H, jun’r, Jate of said Dover, mer.
chanrt, deceased—that the {2id minors
are seized in equal undivided moieties,
in fee imple,of a certain Farm or tra&
of land lying in Monltonborough, in
said county conraining fifty acres, with
the dwelling house ianding thereon,
and 1s the fame farm formerly owned
by and now in the poficflion of Joab
Harriman and which fatd Harriman
fold and conveyed to the said Samuel
Gerrifh, by deed dated the twenty
eighth day of March one thousand
seven hundred and ninefy nine —And
the said minors, are aifo seized of the
one quarter part of a certain oil Miil
and mill privilege at Waldron’s falls
{o called in Dover aforefaid, which
they holdin equal undivided moieties.
—And your petitioner in {aét {ays,
that it is neceflary for the fuppott, and
will be conducive to the interest of his
{aid wards that the said real estate
{hould be fold. Wherefore he prays
your honors weuld grant him license
to fell the fame, he giving bond to ac
count for the proceeds as the law di
reéts. "Wwm. K. ATKINSON,
Attorney for the Petitioner.
: Sffaﬁrd, /- Sup’e?io)‘ Court—
; February term, 1806.
(Auet) -Nath’l Adams; Clerks
Copy Examined,
NATHANIEL ADAMS; Clert.
Rockingham, fs. Yok
To the Hon. Nath’l Rogers, Efg. Fudge
of Prabaie, &e. Sfor [aid county,——
RESPEUE FULLY shews, Henry 8.
W% LaNcponN, Adminifirator of the es
tate of WOODBURY LANGDON,
late of Porilmounth, in said county, elquire,
deceased. That the said W oodbuary in his
life nme by a certain memorandum in writ
ing, dated Joné I@, .Qo2, agieed 1o fell
one John Kénrev, of Tuftcnborough, in the
couniy ot Straff .1d a lot of land conisining
one huvdged acies, fitwated in Ihe foath east
division ot fa:d Tutionboro®, being number
forty in a planof lots taken by James Hersey
in November, 1589, and whercas the said
Keoney, flands ready 1o perform the condi
cionf on his part 1o be performed agreeably
to said memorandum, bot by rea{on of death
the said Woodbury 1s prevented giving the
{aid Kenncy a deed of {aid lot.. The- sub
scriber therefore prays your honor would
authorize aod empower him in his capacity
of Adminiftraior to convey to the {aid John
Keancy the aforblaid deicribed premiles
conformably to the law in fich case provid.
cd H.S LANGDON, 4dminifirator,
. , Rockingham, {5.
‘Probate Court at Exeter, Fune 3¢, 1806,
Upon coanfidering the above getuion itis
ordered that the petitioner bie herard then:.
on ata Probate Court to be holden at Exe
ter on the 28 'h day of Augaft next, atelev-!
¢n of the clock, before noon, and that he
c2ule notice thereof to be made in fome'
public newlpaper printed in this State'd;réc
weeks fucceflively thirty days a 1 least before .
the said day. ATTERTy |1
: . -Wwm.PARKER, Register,
COPY EXAMINEBD, ATPEST,
. Wwn. PARKER, Register,
e NOTICE ! » |
THOSE who arc indebted
& to the late firm of Peircr, HiLy |
and Pzircs, and to .the fubferiber, |
whose Notes are become due, and |
whose Accounts have been fLanding
more than three months, are requelted !
to notice, that unless said notes and |
accounts are ciicharged on or before 1
the iaft day of July next, they will be ‘
lodged in the hands of an Attorney |
for immediate colle®ion. They have |
received many and seasonable notices |
before, and are requeited to notice this |
as the last from BENJAMIN HILL !
Jor felf, and ‘the late firm of
Peirce, Hiil and Peirce.
- Portsmouth, July 1, 1806.
; « 4 La/t Notice, :
‘William Thayer,
i POST-RIDER.
N ALLS on all persons who ate
C indebted to him for the New-
Hampshire Gazette to prepare them
selves for {ettlement immediately ; the
difficulty he has met with in colle&®-
ing his honelt dues, renders a difzon
tinnance of the above Gazette (on the
present conditions) to each fubferiber
after the firft of Aug. next, indifpenfa
ble—Therefore, a settlement on or be- ]
fore that time is expected ; otherwise, |
their accounts will be left with an At.
torney for colle&ion.;_ L Plrg ]
‘HE fubicriber informs ihe public that
I he bas commeoced riding post on the
rout that leads from Portsmouth to Hanover, !
and that he leaves Portlmioath évéry Tuel- |
day morning, aod gces by way of Exeter,
Deerfizld, Concord 2nd Salisbury through
the different towos on o Hzfiover, and ve
turning the fame way, arrivesat Portdmouth
everv Monday eveming. . .
N.B. Any business committed to him
to tranfa&, thall be faithfally and pun&ually
attended to {ls~ Gentlemen who are desir
ous of rectiviug the earliest inforfiation
from the capiral of Ihe Staié, thego’ the me.
dium of Newlpapers, by forming in compa
nies, and one relponfible gentleman becom.
ing accountable to the printer, may depend
on recetving their papers regalarly, and at
a reasonable price, if punctuality is obfervs
ed in the pavments. = _
- SHUBAEL GREELEY.
‘Tuly 1, 1806. hfns
State of Newbampfhire,Grafton f.
ALL persons hiving demands a-
A gainft the Proprietors of New
Chester prior to June gth, 1804, are
requested to exhibit them to us the
{fubfcribers, by the 15th day of Augult
pext, and not afterwards; aad all
those indebted to said proprietors to
make payment by said time.
Fobn Smith, C;’”’”;’:ff
\ Theophilus Sanborn, ¥s, 0}’,,.,-3.
Carr ‘HI_I/Z’, e tors.
~ New-Cheflter, June 20, #BO6.
- Daniel Glay's Estate. -
THE heirs to the estate of DaNier
CrAy late of Ravmond, in the county
of Rockingham inthe State of New. Hamp
shire, decealed, are hereby novified, that the
account of administration on (aid eflate will
be exhibited. at the Probate Court to be
holden ot Londonderry, in said county, on
the thitrd Wednelday of Auvguft next, where
all persons concerned, are requefed to at
" tend-and shew cause, (if any they have) why
said administration account should not be*
alloweds - " R
THO’s SARJEANT, Adminifirator, .
Chester, June gl, 1806, - 1 Lo gt
o et T itaekingham
- LL persons who have demands
Aragainﬁ the eflage of T 42 0
' "CHASE CROCKETT, :
‘late of Epping, .in said County, yeo
man deceased, are desired to:prefent
‘the fame to'the subscriber 3 and all
~who are indebted to said estate are re
‘quelted to fettle with
- Aduiniftvatrix of said Estate.
~ Epping, Jone 30,1806, . .
Flour, Race, Tobaceo, E3c.
P . Zigk :
. Landing from fl.op ,Mary. 4
255.bb15. Superfine FLOUR 4
10 catks Rice; 10 kegs best Fig T'o
bacco ; 2 tons Spike Rods. |
, Alfs iiz Store,
.20 hhds Molasses ; g 0 chests Teas
of various kinds; 10 tons fquate and
fat Iron. - For sale by ,
WALDRON & HOLMAN.
Portfirouth, j’z;/y £
On the Sublime & Beautiful.
. 4x clegant edition in calf binding ;
Jult received and for sale by C.
PEIRCE, price 19/6 to subscribers,
ARG o ong. b T
. Subferibers will please to call or
fend for their books, immediately.
Portfimoub, Fuly 1. : 5 e
“ROOM PAPER.
Fnft received from the Fallory, and for
. sale at the Book-flore of \'
Thomas & Tappan;
a very extensive assortment of
Paper Hangings;
which are a consignment from tha
manufa&urer, and will be {old at his
prices. i e
¢ Books. of Patterns, may be feelt
as above, Or sent to any part of the
town. Portmouth, Fuly 1. .
. ~
Liverpool Salt Afloat;
- Farthen Vi"z‘z'rq e,
Foe Sale, 5.
The Cargo of the Ship Fames Cook,
conittiing of 0 %
Coarse Liverpool SALT ;
Fine stoved SALT in bags fit for
Butter 3
Liverponl COALS ; !
Boxes PIPES ; _ b 3
Junk BOTTLES in Himpers ;
Stone JARS and POTS s :
and an exténfrve ajf tmeal of ! .
Crockery: WARE.
//)pfy 10, « TLA\M .N LYK Lag
or CHARLES: NIS{La
cvaPortfmouth, Fuly 1y 1806, @i ol
v vdtgr Freight or Chaptep-sane s
ﬁ. The faft {ailing Sioop
§ o\ Rambler, #: Lamterdmal
' @‘ dter, lying at Portimouth
\ p{‘d‘ﬂﬁ-’ Pier, is now ready for
By ‘Freight or Charter to any
, Southern port—for terms
apply to the master ou bpard, or to
Washiugion Peirce, »
‘N° 3, PortfmouthPier.
awho bas for Sale, Fufd landed "
FLOUR; -
120 Bbls freth fuperfine Alexandria,
~port/£z.aat/z, Fuly v, 1806, - J b
. FOR FREIGHT— '
70~ The sloop Little Poll}
[ 2 \ Facoh Curtis, malter, now
:"' i lying at Portsmouth Pier 3
A ‘Ji::: will take freight in aAfe‘\fr
Kissay days, to any port’ withiß
e e Chelapeste d 0 - vt o
For, [ale o board said Shrop, .
Bco bufheis Maryland CORN.
" §0 barrels belt, Navy BREAD.
. A few kege Jamesriver Toßacea.
200'wt; Kentucky HAMS. =0 -
For tepmy dpply to the miser on
board, or to IT/';fl)zngjj‘o;'z7 Ré,trce,
: _, No. 3on tha Prer. .
Fuly 1, 1806. e i
HE fubferiber withes to inforfn
| I the public ‘that he intends to
“earry an the bt 0D S e
CLOCK & WATCH
making bulinels-SLIKER IsE—
GILDING in sdts wvarious
branclies, in-the thop of Mr. Nathan
iel 8. Griffith, it thé head of the Pier in
Buck.ftreet,——Any gentlemen who
chooses to emply him, may depend on
having their commands attendedsgo,
and their work done with neatness and
dispatch. "* . I.L NEWTON.
- Portymouth, Fuly 1, 866, 7 o
‘will be in his.power to’ give
..ae"mfmimhhéﬁi?ig}t lerv i
preoticcihip with ane of §
1 the city of Londap, -
::i ;‘fmz “Piccsy, -He
~and Plain WAT( * B
santed for 08¢ yearug
SPAI i eTR o R e
. VENDUE SALE. '
- TO-MORROW.
Will be fild on . Wedneflay the 2d day of
o Jalyy 1o Jclock, &, wm. on ths
liland wharf, North.end, . ;
40 Hhds. of best retailing Trin
adad MOLAGSSLES,—conditions lib
eral for good indorfed notes.
: g%\ For Sale or Charter,
ih%"y The b{ig Polly, a
S R tfapp:j«.ed orin 6.ar 8 days
good burthen{ome Veil:l 148 tous,
well found,—enquire of 4
GEORGE LONG.
Partimouth, j;;_z.lg_'x_.}SoS. i
1o be fold at Audtion,
ON | THURSDAY NEXT
+At S. Little’'s Office.
An Invoice of Jewelry ; 1 Hhd.
Rum ; 3 Bbls. Sugar i 5§ boxes Soap ;
2 bokes Tea ; 1 baie Cotton ; {undry
other artieles,’ - Also— 7.
Fuft reccived and [or [ale ar private [ll2
30 bags frefa Lifbdn, and Rufia
TFeathers. D tn :
20 Hhds. good flavor’d Rum: |
40 cbelts Shouchong Tea, 4w 3
50 Bbls Mackerill, LiverpookS: &c.
zo Ruflia and other Feathar ‘Bads.
ik § P‘o‘rt/mautﬁ,- :771"): Tavu
SATURDAY NEXT. -
Lot of Land for Jale at &uctian.
BY licence of the honorhbie
Judge of Probute tor the Coun
ty of Rockingham wil be fold hat
Aunctien on Sarurday, July tie 'oth,
at 12 o’ciock, on the premises, a Lot
of LAND (belonging to the efiate of
the late. Gitßirt Horney of Port
mouth, merchant, deceased,) situated
on Atkinfon-lireet—bounded Easterly
by said street 30 sect—Northerly by
land of Peter Coucs and others 69
feet—Weltwardly by lands of joleph
Chafe—Southwardly, partly by land
of Jobn Underwood and partiy by a
common paflage way of g feet—Tha
conditions will be libera: and made
known at the sale—a plan of the lot
may be seen by applying to .ED
MUND H. QUINCY cr to g
ALEXANDER EWEN, Aur.
PortfTrouts, Fune 24
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