The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1805-04-16 00:00:00, page 1

G Hants,
GOLD & SILVER SMITH,
e . from London, ;
HA.S_ta.l{Ch a shop next, door to
. Mr. Folfom’s Chair manufac.
tory, Broad-fireet; where hé ¢arries on
the GOLD & SILVER SMITH’s
business in its various brauches :—
Jewelry neatly made and repaired ;
all kinds of Plate made, repaired and
cleaned ; Warch and Water Gilding
-im different colors; all kinds of Glafs
sounted in gold, Silver Plated or
Brass ; likewise Coach and Coach har
mefs furniture Silver Plated or Brass ;
all kinds of Military Ornatnents made,
and Accoutrements cleaned and re.
paired :—The {mallefl, orders will be
thackfully received, and the greatest -
attention paid. —Old Gold and Silver
uﬁ:'jﬁ, ezchange.
Fuft received aund to be fold, by
JOSEPH BASS
A " his hop, in F.road. street, Ports
- lpouth, early and late‘PEAS &
BEANS, with a fine assortment of
/“Englith and American New . GAR
" DEN SEEDS-—4)fs—Zuva varioty
of Flower Garden Seed:s . .
Portfimouth, March 9. 6w,
Defnoérady Unveiled.
JUST published, and for sale by
; : JOHN WEST,‘NO.,}]j, Cornhﬁl,
Boston, &by CHARLES PEIRCE,
Daniel-Rreet, Portsmouth, l{r;‘i’i’é,' 1. dsll.
"DEMQCRACY UNVEILED, of
Tyranny fripped of the Garb of Pa
rriotifm.— By Curssrornsa Cavstig,
iLo D: &E, &&&s,.‘.aif o* nb it
| e mcum domus fcclus om yillexie.
s !"‘;{' you rogues | JJIM )
%}i"ﬁ'* ’”’;“’” J’““ M!; e
1l put 8 PpiTiod 1a your COFIREy. |
WO arng VBRIE SN e
T HE subscribers having formed a
conne&ion in business #nder the
Arm of %
Pearfe & Walker,
effer for sale at thei¥ Store No. 8,
Portsmouth Pier, Freth Malaga Ra
fins in casks 3 do in boxes ; eafks Rice;
Hyfon Skin and Souchong Teas, in
half and quarter chests ; New-England
Rum, per Hhd. or Bbl. ; 4th pranf
Sireights Brandy, per pipe or Bbl. ;
Ruflia Iron ; spike, deck and horse
shoe Nail Rods; Loaf - Sugat, pet
Fihd. or Cwt. 3 Tar per Bbl.
’ ~ WILLIAM PEARSE,
MARK WALKER.
¢ Business tranfa&ted on Commif
foa. Portsmouth April 9.
THE subscribers inform the public
that they have formed a connec
tion for the purpose of tranfafting
COMMISSION BUSINESS, under
the firm of >
Giman &3 Langdon,
and have taken the Store Nm: 7, D.
Spear’s Wharf, North fide of Loog
Wharf, Boficn, where they will be
happy to attend to the commands of
their friends. .
JOHN T. GILMAN, jr.
: JOSHUA B. LANGDON:
Aol 8, 1805. 3
VENDUE.
_ ‘Piscatiqua Bridge Shares:
NOTICE is hereby given to those™
proptietors of Pifcataqua Bridge,
who have not paid the late assessment
‘of Ten Dollars or each of their Shares,
that the following shares in said
Bridge, on which the affeflment is not
paid o wit, Nd’s. 407; 408, 395, 383,
870, 371, 384, 896, 409, 410, 405,
406, 372, 373» 374, 385, 386, 887,
398, 411, 412, 413, 388, 399, 400,
3755 376, 889, 381, 382, 404, 377>
378, 390, 391, 392, 397> 379 889
401, 402, 403, 393, 394+ 414 4'?59
416, 417, 418, 419, will be fold as
Public Vendue, on Wednesday, the
Lrit day of May next, at 10 o’clock in
the forenoon, at Capt. Chadwick’s Inn,
in Portsmouth, unless said assessment
e previously paid to the Subscriber.
SAMUEL ELLIOT, Treasurer.
.dprtl 9 |BOS. s
Williarm Walker,
Kezps conflantly on band an affertmeri of
. By wholéfale and retail at the Bof:
ton prices, viz. Cotton, Wool, Cioth
fer’s and Hatter’sCAßDS ; a/fs,Cards
fpr‘ %ar@igng, mashines per foot, all of
whiclf a¥e of a superior quality., |,
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TUESDAY, ArriL 16, 1805.
PORTSMOUTH: (New-Heursuinz) Pusirsuin sx PEIRCE, HILL.& PEIRCE, Painrters 1o +n3 Stars, axp Prinrrxs ov. vut LAWE o S 0 Tiivit Seihe
i NO,TICE is hereby given by
the Police Officers, chosen by
this town, aud duly {worn into Office,
that they intend a firi¢t attention to
their duty, and a fulfilment of the
fame, as far as the law direéts them.
On Wedaefday, the roth instant, they
purpose ta visit the different parts of
‘this town, to inform themselves of the
fitnatien of the town, as far as it re
spects their duty ; and they hope, that
previous to that time, that all those
who have encumbered the fireets, or
highways, with any filth, or nuisance
ofg ahy kind, will cause it :0 be remo
ved.: and as much complaint has
been made in this town, of the fireets,
and especially the public cerners be
ing encumbered b;(fcgh namber of
idle and abusive people, that it is diffi
cult to pass on the pavements without
being molested ; and .frequently by
profate, filthy, and indecent language.
‘Fo prevent which, is a part of our du
ty, which wili be ltrenuoufly attended
to, and all otfenders being convidted,
will be punifked as the law dire&s.—
To save us much trouble, we beg of
all Schoolmasters, Parents, and Mas
ters of Seivants, that they strictly for
bid their fcholats, children and ser
vants, from playing ix the public
streets, with balls, or any otherways
violating the by-laws of this. town.—
It is thought proper also, to notify and
forbid all Persons from unneceflarily
amuling themselves in failing boats
tipon the river en the Sabbath ; and
#ll who keep boats to let, are request
ed not to iet them for amusement on
the Sabbath=-if so threy will be taken
notice of as the law dire@ts.
NAUH'L MABRSHALL,Y
JOHN BOWLES, | Polies
WILLIAM HAM,gd. %
' WILL'M VAUGHAN, | Oficers,
SAMUEL JONES. =}
Bnion- Hall, Portsmouth, April 9,180%.
- Garden Seeds.
A FRESH and large affortmiént
Quaker GARDEN SEEDS,
fkamp’d and warranted to be the las
year’sgrowth, and of the b.ft quality,
to be {old by wholesale and retail, by
GEORGE W. WENDELL,
at_his Store in Bow-Rreet—among
which_aie Onion, Beet, Carrot, Par{-
nip, Winter Squath, Mask and Water
Mellyr, 'Raddifh, Sage, Cucumber,
Englith and French Turnip, Cabbage,
Head Lettuce, Peppér-grafs, Simmer
fivory, &c. . Being a consignment,
will be fold eheap for zafh.
March 26, 1803. g
/XLL persons indebted to, or that
4. have any demands against the
ckate of ENOCH FRENCH, late
of Deerfield, yeoman, deceased, are
defircl to present their accounts for
settlement; to 0 oo ~
_ MIRIAM FRENCH, Pec'+.
" Deerfield, Marck 23, 1803.
- War Department,
30 7 o March 6, 1805- f
~ Notice is hereby given;
IH AT separate proposals will be reeeiv.
ed at the office of the Sccretary for.the De
partmzot of War, eotil 18 o’clock at noot
of the fiit Wedneiday in June next, for 15¢
{upply of all rations that may be reqaired for
‘e ule of the United States, from the Ift
day of O&lober 1805, nnil the goth day of
September 1806, barh days inclusive, at the
foltowing places, viz, - 4 s ]
Firt, At Niagars, Detroit; Michilimack
insc, Fort Wayne, Chikego, Swan Creek,
aod av any place or places, where troops are
or may be flationed, tharched, of recruited
withia the Rate of Ohio, and teyritory of
Michizan, and at any place or places within
the ludiana un_itogg porih of the g 1 de
gree of noith latitgde. - - i
. Sccord, At Scuh Weft Peint, Tellico,
“Knoxville, Nafhvillé, and within the Cher.
' okee nation berween Tenncflee and Geor.
giz, and on the Fennellze river, and on the
road beiween said river and Nashville, asd
ot »nv place or places where troops are of
~mav he faticned, marched or recraited with.
in the Raies of Keotucky and Tenveflze.
Third, At the garrison near Vincennes on
the river Wabash, at" Fort Maffac, New
‘Madrid, Chickataw B uffs. Arkanfas,Natch.
¢z and Fort Adams, and st any place or pla.
ces wlvere toops are or may be Bationed,
marchicd, orsegcenitedin the Mifiippi rer i,
lory, cxcept the county OfWS'Z_hi‘n;toa, and
stany piace o pleces 10 the Indiana rerritory
foush of the 411 t degree of north latitude and
fitoy miles ealt of the Milliflippi river.
,‘ FWC"’.A' St LOmg‘ S‘. Cbgﬂc.. k\f.
“kodkia, CahcKia, Anid ac any place or plyces,
Whgraysnpin sl e gy be Ruisned, mivesh.
efur tectwited within ihe fotgiien 3t Lve.
; 'igm'”amb of New Madrid, apd ac any
wg or places 'g\:? &&l'wv-‘*
A 0 % kil SAR ’?& 'ﬁ"’*ﬁ
[ " "1" & ﬂg*"i Ve R W
. A ration 1o eßst of one pennd and one
quarter of Béol, or three qua-ters of 2 pound
of pork, eighteen cunees of pread or flcur,
one gill of ram, wh.fkey or brandy, anc at
the rate of Iwo quarw of fali, four quarts as
vivegar, four poupnds of soap, and oue pound
& a half of eandled, 10 every hundred rations.
The prices of :the fcveral component pans
of the ration shall be fpecificd ; bot the U.
wited Siates reserve the right of making such
aherations in the price of the compotent
parts:of the ration aforefaid, ss thall rake
the piice of cach part thereof bear a just:
propertion to the proposed price of the'whole
ration.. . The rations are 10 be furnithed in
such gaanpities, that theie shall st all times,
during Iheterm ot the propeléd contraldl, be
fufficient for the confpmpiion of the troops
at Mictilimackinac, Petroit, -and Chikago,
for fix months in advance § and at each ot
the other polls on'the wellern watars, foe at
lé:ft three months in advance of goed and
wholelome x‘iroviﬁpm, if the fame flaall be
reqaired. tis 2ffo to.be permiried to "all
and every of the commandants nf fortificd
places or pofls, to call tor, at seasons when
thic {anie ¢ap be tranlparted, or at any lime
io cale of urgency, such furyplies of like pro
visions in.advance, as in tie dilcretion’ of
the commandant shall ‘oc deemed proper,
. It is underßood chat the copira@or i 5 10
be at the expence and risk of issuing the
fupplics te the vroops, and tharall losses (uf
tatned 'y the depredations of sp encmy, or
by o .cans of she troops of the United States,
fbati be pni’c‘l by the United Siates at the
price of the articles captired or deltroyed as
aforelsid, on the deposition of two'or more
persons of crcditabl‘géhﬂi&é", and thecer
tificate of a commjffoned officer, stating the
circomftances of the loss, and the amount of
the articles for which compeniation thall be
Chi%:d..,,; S S 4 Sob ol et
‘The privilege is underfivod to be reserved
to the &nitcd “Siates of mjting that none
of the fupplics, which may befurnifhed un.
der .’ny of the p[opa‘fd éon—!ﬂ&l, thall be il
foed, until the fopplies, which bave been or
titay bo fuifhed under gontralls now in
force have been consumed ; and that a sup
ply in adyance may bs"ﬂwm-;vmai a
any of the fixcd pofls on the seaboard, or
Yodiah fromtiess not excecding three mouths.
a 7 B RDlAß'Bﬁgg.‘ i
_Fikh, At New Otleans Placquimines,
Poiot Coupee Qachera. Nawchetoches, Ap.
plelaufas, Att.kepa, Fort Stoddert, Fort St.
Stephiens, and a: avy ‘place or places where
troops ar2 or may be flationed, marchad, or
recruited wivhinkthc’ teritory of Ouleans, or
inthe county o “Valhirgion in the Miffiffips
pt Terrizory, and at any piace or pieceson
the well fide of the Mifliippi river below
Arkanlas. :
Scparate proposals will alle be seceived
#s atorefaid for the fopply of ali vaviogs,
which may be reguircd for the ule of the U
vired Scates. from the Ift day of Jarwary
18¢6. to the 3.t Decetber of the fame
ycar, baih days inclulive, within the feverdi
flares berein phier mebtioned, viz, | -..'
Sixih, At Fort Wilkinson, Cocklpur Isl.
30d, and at any placeor places whese tceps
ark or may be flaiioned, warched or recruit
ed, within ihe slate of Georgia, and on the
Indiau boundary between Georgia and the
Creek nation. . X! ‘
Seveah, At Charleflon, Rocky Mount,
on the head waters of the Santee, aod at s
ny place or places, where troops aregr may
be flavicned, marched, or recruited, within
the fiates of Nonh afd South Caroling,
Eght, At Norfolk, and at any place or
places, where iroops are or may be Hation.
ed, marched, or resiuited, within the flsie
of Virginia, i
Niml; Ar Fone M’Henty;, ahd at ny
place or pisces, where troops areor hay be
Rationed, maiched, or retruired, within the
tiate of Marylsad and the dißi& of Colam.
bis. '
Tenh, At Fort M fftio, 304 at any place
o 1 plates, where troops are o 1 may be flation
ed, masched or rccruited, withinthe flae of
Penolylvania, east of the river Sufquehan
rah, ard within the Bates of New Jersey,
and Delaware,
Eicvemb, A¢ Pi:faargh, Carlifie, and m
any place or placss, where troops are or may
be Rationed, marched, of recruiied, within
the state of Pennfylvenia, welt of the river
Sufguchannah, :
T welfih, at Fort Jay. Weft Point, Alba.
By, Shehcﬂady, and at any place or places,
where troopsare of tnay be Rationed, asch
ed or recruited within the flaics of New
Yok, Niagara sndits dependenties excepred.
Thirteenih, At Fort Tromball, Fort Wol.
€ott, and atany place or places, where troops
sie or may be ftationcd marched or recrait
ed, within the slates of Coone&ictir, Rhode
Ifand and Verment, g
Fourteenth, At Fort Fndeperdends, (Bose
ton haibour) and at apy place or placee,
vbedeteoops are wr may be flaricned, maréh.
ed, or recruited, within the slate of Mafla
¢hile:ts, the tewn of Sprivgficld, snd the
diftriét of Maine, excepred.
Fificenth, At Postfmraih, Portland, and
ot any place or places, wheie troops are of:
May be ftarioned, marched, or recraited
within the slate of New Hampfhise and Ihe
diftii&t of Maine. i g
Sixicenth; Proposals will s1(o be received
of aforelaid, for the fupply.of all rations,
which may be required by the U. States, for
the troops which are or may be flationed,
marched or recruited within the sown of
Bpringficid in the fate of Maflackufert, and
for ibe srrmourers and other persons employ
ed in the U, Siates armounty st that place,
from the 11} day of Janopry 186 so the 3. ft
day of Decembgriathe {amc ycar, both days
inclusive.
; Reckingham, .
BY virtue of a licence from the
Hon. Nathaniel Rogers, Efy.
Judge of Probate for this county, will
be fold at public vendue at the dwel
ling house of Edward Edmonds, late of
Candia, Deceased, on Wedneliay the
24th of April next, at 1 o’clock, P. M.
all the reul estate of the said Edaward
Edwmonds, late of Candia. deceased,
!Um]ng of abors ewa hund
of latid, with ‘the buildings (hereans
they consist of a new double two Rory
House, with a Barn, aboit 75 feet
long;-a Cooper’s shop, &c. Said
Farm is well watered by a river run
ning through the middle of slid. farm,
and making an Excellent meadow,
Wwhich produces twenty five tons of
Hay yearly; a good Orchuard, mak
ing plenty of cider ; good tillage {and
as any in said town, and well wood
ed.—Conditions of sale to be known
by applying to i ,
WILLIAM BAGLEY, Exccator.
Candia, March 26, 180,
ALL pe:fons ir.debzed to the estate
+of THOMAS IVENNETT, late
of Portsmouth, mariner, deceased, are
desired to make payment to the Jub
fcriber 5 and all ‘@ho have demands
againlt said eftave, are requested to ex
hibiti them for ‘adjufiment, to_ .
SARAH DF NNETT, Adminifira’s.
March 28,‘, 1805.
T‘HE Fellows of the New-Hamp.
. Sodére AIEDICAL SOCIETY,
are not ified to attend their AnnvaL
MeeTrang, to be held at the house of
Ezra Hutchins, innholder in Exeter,
on. Wednesday the 2gth day of May,
carrent, at 10 o’clock, A. M.
© -« L: BARTLETT, Se’.
- Kingston, Marck 20. 1805. "
NORTHUMBERLAND- T 4X.
WHER@:AS the Legislature of
; the State of New-Hampshire,
at their June Session, A. D. 1804,
granted a tax of four cents on: each
acre of the firlt division, and three cents
on €ach acre of the second and third
divisions 6f land in thé town of NOR-.
THUMBERLAND, in the county
of Coos and State aforefaid, {publié
rights excepted) for the purpose of
making and repaiting public hi&hh
ways and bridges in f:id towne=gnd
the {ubfcribers were appointed a com
mittee to aflefs and superintend the col
le@ion and appropriatior. of the fame.
We, therefore, hereby give public
notice to the resident and nor-fefident
owners of land in said Northumber
land, that they are allowed to pay
cach his proportion of said tax, in’
money or labour performed on said
public roads and bridges, under the
dire&ion of said committee, any time
between the firk of June and the fif
teenth of September next, at the rate
of eight cents per hour, for every heur’s
attual labour performed on said roads
and bridges, by an able bodied man,
finding his own diet and tools ; and
the fame price per hour for each yoke
of oxen—And that we will be ready
to receive the fime in payment of
said tax, any time withia the term
aforefaid.
JOHN M. TILLOTSON,) Con-
JAMES LUCAS, }mi;-
JEREMIAH EAMES, Lee.
Northumberland, March g, 18¢ 3
iar v FORCSALE,
Loty A EHOUSE in
Q 1 Bg 8 4 Pleafant.-ﬁreet,
35 12w ol now occupied by
”31 BRI Mys. Ham. Poflef
\ " fion will be given
immediately, for particulars apply to
ABEL & ROBERT HARRIS.
" Portsmouth, April 2.
"ONE CENT REWARD.
2% RANAWAY from the
B (übfcriber, on the 34t
«“}1 ’ instant, an indented servant
P 8 boy named THOMAS
/>\, ROBERTS, sixteen yeirs
old ;, had on a brown - Jacket and
Pantaloons.—All persons are forbid
trulting or harbouring him, as they
would avoid the penalty of the liw.
SAMUEL CHASE.
Kensington, March 24, 1805
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
T WO adtive industrious Lads, as
~ 1 apprentices to the Baking busi
ness, from 14to ngyuu of age’-theﬁ
who can bring Sable feconminds
tiong will fim godmwwmﬁr
dpply if%.f‘? [BAAC -MANNING.
© L, Baryfmewch, Apribam
For compen(afions granted by law
-te the members of the Senate anid
House of Representatives, their ofil
cers and attendants, eltimated for a
Lokl aminf £t osmatlin sind o half cotrs—
tinuance, ong bhundred and ninety
eight thouf:ad, nite hundred and six
ty five dollars. ;v -- o
!. For thé expence of firewood, Ra
tionary, printing, and all other con
ting¢nt expences of the two Hovfes of
| Congrels, ineluding the sum of three
r thousand dollurs agzproprizied by ihe
i a® of the sixth of December, one
| thousand eight hundied and four,
twenty erght thousand dollars ; '
. For defg’raying the expences inciders
tal to the difmautling the late ibrazy
room ot Congress, and firting it up for
the accomodaiion of the Honle of Re
presentatives dt the ensuing {:{Tion, {e
ven huadred Dollars :
For expences of removal of the li
brary, all- other contingent expenses
of the {ame, and librarian’s allowance
for the year one thouland eight hun
dred and five, nine hundred dollars @
For the expence of labelling, letter
ing, and numbering five thoufind fe?-
en: hundred volumes of laws and
journals of the old Cengrefs, diredted
by the a& of the prefcnt Session for
the disposal of certain copies of the
laws of the United States to be de
posited in the library, five hundred
and seventy dollars. IR
For compenfatien to the President
and Vice-President of the United
States, thirty thotfand dollars.
For compenfatfon to the Secretary
of fate, clerks and persons eruployed
in that department, eleven thousand.
three hundred and iixty dollars.
~ For the ificidefital and.contingent
expences in the said department, four
thousand two bundred dollars.
For printing and distributing éopies
of the Yaws of thefecond fefliog 6f the
eighth Congress, aad printiﬁﬂg the laws
in newspapers, eight thousand two
hundred ard fifiy dolfars. b
- For printing the laws, and other
| contingent expences of the governe
ment cf the Endiana tersitory, in con~
sequence of the union with it of that.
of the territory of Louisiana, three
hundred andogty dollars, £A
For special messengers |
with dispatches, two thousand doMars. |
" ¥or compensation to the Secretary
1 of the treasury, clerks and perfonsem.
pleyed in his i;ﬁcé mclni%tﬁbfé en
~gaged on the business belo m
| the late office of the commiifiorier of
| the revenue, thirteen thouts é
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Ficrrs conGRESS ofife
UNITED STATYES, at the Secondt
Sefion begun and beld at ithe City of
Wafhingtom, in the Territgry. of Colum
bia, on Monday the fifté of November
one thousand eight bundred amd four.
EoANGACTE f o
Making apprepriations for the support of
- govérnidient for the year one thousand
eight hundred and five, AT,
Be it enalled, by the Senate and House
of Reprofentatives of the- United States
of dmnerica in Congress affemnbled, That
for the éxpenditure of the civil lift in
the present year, including the contin
gent expences of the several depart.
ments and ofiicers ; for the compensa
tion of the several logn officers and
their elerks, and for books and ftatjon
ary for the fame ; for the payment of
anfitities'and grants ; for the support
of the mint eftablithment ; for the ex
pences of intercourse with forsign na.
tions ; for the support of light houses,
beacons, buoys and public piers; for
defraying the expences of {urveying
the public lands in the territories of In.
diana and Miflifippi ; for. the unex
pendzd balances of former.appropria
tions, defraying the expences of the
second census, and the purchase and
ere&ion of wharves and [tores under
the quarantine law ; and for fatisfy
ing certain miscellaneous claims, the
following sums be, and the {ame hére
by are refpeively appropriated ; that
isto fay, -~ . Py bl s
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