The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-11-06 00:00:00, page 4

N"OVV landing from Sloop
4 ¥ Hope, at Langdon’s Wharf, few bbls.
new Alcxaandria Flour, for sale by i
_9‘.}l it B. MORRILL.
for 1811, 4w
Tappan’s Bookltore,
: ' s
Market firect, Portfmoutb,
Farmers’, Sewall’s, Clergy
man’s, and the New Hamplhire and
Maine Farmeis’ ALMANACKS, by
the gross, dozen or single. »
‘ éq&nbat W e 6w.
~ Amos Blanchard,
IN’I'EN DS to open a School
at his .Schoe! room, 1n Pui-fircet, for
the instruction of youth in Reading,Writing,
Arithmetic &c.—and also a Music S¢hool,
¢venings, for the instruction of youth in
Sacred vocal Mulic—to commence imme
diately. Thafe who wish to attend either
‘will please to call and leave their names at
his house in Pitt-ftrect O 0&. 30.
State of Newhampfbire—Strafford [
N OTICE is hq:;&)g. given to the non-re
; fident propri€tors and owaers of land
in the town of EFEINGHAM, who have
not paid their towa, county, school, and
highway taxes for the ycar 18 10--that so
much of their land as will pay the fame
wich jucidental charges, will be fold at pub
lic vendue at the dweliing house. of Carr
Leavitt E(q. irn holder in {aid town, on
the last Tuesday of Jamuary next at ten
of the clock igthe forenoon, unless prevent.
ed by previous payment,
i o e
‘ T g AR RS |
Qriginal propri- “ &'&. » I T & %
etorsmames, - £3 3 & ¥R %
SRI Setl & g g
Jobn Marfton 19 2 200 12 93§ 100
Samuel Marflon 42 1, 56.§5 4 14 40
Daniel Marfton 38 rl3 v 1 2 6
John Weeks . = 22 2200 17 14§53 150
Joha Wingate . 341 56 3 3 10 28
Jouns: Marflon 75 2 400 13 9 35 100
Jona. Macfton 342 333 319 30
Edward Coften” 41 2 30 3 3 11 30
Tho's Marftonjr 20 1 56 . 3 3 10 28
Henryßatchelder 70 1 28 2 2-5 15
Eben Lovering 59 2 200 17 14 §3 150
John Faylor ~ 44 2 190°17 14 53 150
Upkdown ™ 5 4 cif 1 5 4. 0
."""BENJAMIN HOBBS, Jr, Colle&or.
Effingham, O&ober Svoase . ol
A e ~~‘~~-~“‘“‘~"""““‘"’.'{% e
"E. W'REDING: -.-
SHAVER, FASHIONABLE HAIR CUT
" TER AND DRESSER, .
Next daor to.thé Portfmputh Bank,
. Miakes and has for {aIs"WIGS, SCALFS,
- BANDS, braided or plain: 1. B@, 35,
\Wanted immedhately,
<A SMART, a@tive Lad from 14
EN a 0 Y@yeses Of Sp¥iwhy bl ¢
“goed educiuign; of e mirgl) g
T ekdy Hiabits, 3t ap sfprenuice Lo,the
iy sgl ¥ s ‘?"s:_ S A 08. &
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S B e R I L N T SRR L R
-~ PEGGY PAT TEPAN AT ETON.
‘ A JEU Dp'EsexiT.
BY EPHRAIM EPIGRAM, ESQ.
An Eton Wit; who frequently would quiz
Old Peggy Pattcpan, with fav’ry pies, .
Onc¢e so alarm’d her by a trick of "his—
The Provost was aftonith’d at her crics.
Inquiring of the Dame,whofought for shelter,
The cause (he rais’d her feeble-voice so high ?
She said, “ The gemm:n had agreed 10 pelt ber
Aud ai-ber, beat- ber damn-ber, was the cry:
¢ Could Eton Gentlemen be so profane I”
- The Provost said &doubted much the story,
“ Lord. Sir !(quath peg)the boy’s inyonder lane
* Who spoke the cruel words I've laid
before ye."— - .
“Quick’bring him Jereto answer for himfelf;
(The provost cry’d)«if’tis as you have fiated
“ I'll punish so severe the little elf
&lec might as well, almost, be immolated.
The culprit brought,the provolt sternly afk’d,
"+ 1f he'd exprels’d himfelf so rebrobate ?”
% Sir ! said the boy)l yelterday was tafk’d—
“ To learn, be heart, the Grecian alphabet.
¢ To day my letters as I cheerlygfung—.
Repeating— Apba, Betu, Gamma, Delta,
The woman. iga’rant of the¥®Grecian tongue,
¢ Miltook . for——dt ber. Beat-ber, Damn ber
‘ Pelt ber.
“ Inded, Sir, this is what I really said,
“Ouly poor Pattepan could not dittingaifh
% But to prevent, in future, any dread—
s¢l'll parse the Gieck and {peak to her in
- Englifp”
_ James Rundlet,
I’ IAS juit received per the
"1 Ship Junp, from Liverpool, and is
now opening a number of Bales of
~ Pelific Cloths, § Hunter’s Cloths,
Caffimeres, § Imperial Ribs, ¥
- Kerleys, § Flannels,
Plains, - § Baizes,
- Broad Cloths, § Sattinets,
' Cp;g_i:_nfs," § Veltings, &c. &e.
;X’Vhi‘qh ?._';lcd to his former importations,
make his assortment of Picce Goods very
extensive and complete—all of which will
be foid at a very [mall advance by whole
sale and retail. SOK 3o
"DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Peirce & Hubbard, -
v ILL open and expose for sale
] ! e ‘
‘¥¥ in the course of the present
week, alarge and freth assortment of
Drugs & Medicines of the fall impor
tation, together with Wines, Spices,
Fancy Articles, Statipnary, &c.
Portfmonth, O 36, "
" "New Flour.
T AREMOVATR S T
Tim?® Upham
I'lm~ Upham
| HAS removed to the Store
| - in Market-(trect lately occupied by
| Mr Wicriam Jowes, jr. where he has ju({
- received by the late arrivals from London
| a?d Liverpool, a very extensive aflortment
O . ; ;
~ Fafbionable Fancy & Staple
- Which will be fold on che most liberal
~ terms by wholesale or retail, viz. ;
- Broad Cloths of every color
and guality, from 736 to 11 dollars per yd.
& Englith and Germaa Kerfeymeres, from
0 to 275. Imperial Cords,Kerfeynetts,Stack
inetts, Berlin Web and Cord for gentlemen’s
pantaloons. 3
Huater’s Cloths, Moleikins, Coatings,
Daffils. Devonthire and Yorkshire Kerfeys,
Forest Cloth, Bzizes from 186 to 2¢3, Milled
and common Flannels «ncommonly cheap—
Swanskins, Queens ¢loths, Plain and spotted
pelifie Flaancls.
. Kait Petticoats.
Bombazetts plain and spotted of all pri
ces, Wildbores and Cambletts, black Bom
bazeens. -
~ Canton Crapes.
Shaloons, Ruffels, Calimancoes;*Durants,
Duroys, and Moreens.
I.adies and Gentlemen’s| Hosiery of all
{ilk, cotton and Worﬂed} lors and prices
Loug aud short silk, kid | GLOZES
bcavcrl.,cottOn&worﬁcd} for Ladies.
%ommon leather, bea- GLOVES
ver, deer-likin, worlt } forGentlemen,from
. ted, cotton and silk Y 28 tg 10s6 per pair
Furniture Chintzes and Dimoties, Chintz
and worsted Fringes, cord and tassel Bed
Laces, damaftk Table Cloths of all prices,
from 1 to 12 dollars each—lLincn Diapers
from 736 to 273 per yard—cotton Table
Cloths and Diapers of all widths and prices.
Towels and Toweling, Bed Ticks,
Cotton Counterpanes.
BLANKETS of all sizes.
Sheeting Linens *and cottons. | 4
Kidderminlter Carpeting, at 1 dollar per
yard, and some rich patterns at higher pri
ces.
Stair Carpeting and Hearth Rugs.
Cambric and common -Dimoties,
White Cotton Cambrics, ;
Jaconett Cambrics and Mulflins,
Flain and spotted leno )
tambored imitation, cut I
spider firipe. spider nett, e
lace, vi&ory, mull mull } F(lﬂ({}'
seeded, crape, jubilee | Myszins.
cord,and a greit variety ‘ :
of cther J
White and black Millinctts, ;
Black and slate and blue double Sarfnets.
India Loftrings and Sarfocts,
Englith Luftrings,. :
Peliffe Chambrays,
Calicoes of all prices from 20 cts upwards.
Printed and colored plain and twill’d
Cambrics, Gingbams, .
Cotton and silk Shawls of all forts and
{izes,- ; : ;
. Fancy silk Handkerchicfs, real fuperfine
and common Bandannoes, Madrafs, mock
Madrafs, linen and cotton Pocket and other |
Haadkerchiefs—~black and colored Barcel |
ona Handkerchiefs, ‘
India Cottons from 18 cts per yd. upwards |
. British and American thirting and sheet- |
g cottons. S i
Irith and German Linens, long Lawns, {
Tllr:gdd;?:ttoq } Laces, Foetings and Edgings; !
Ribbons, white and black Italian Crapes, ’
Velvets of a fyperior quality, i
Tabby Vclvets of various colors, .
Thickfews and Corduroys, :
Violet and Ceylon } Baar {
American, Windsor, Rose, 2 £
Gentlemen’s water proof silk Hats, !
Silk and cotton Umbrellas,
Black and brown Liuens,
Brown Cottons,
Eunglifh, India and American Checks and ‘_
Stripes, Fancy Veftingsy Buttons of al! forts
and prices, from gd per groce to 6s per dog
Muff: and Tippets,
Fur Trimmings, Worsted Tippets,
Russia Sheeting, Russia and Kaven’sDuck, |
Silk, cotton ahd 1 :
o } SUSPENDERS.
. ALSO,
A few Hhds. Rum. and f
150" Keps Bathayys v
T. U tenders his thanks to his customers
and friends for theig patrédage, and aflures.
thew:. that as his flock-is larger and his af
fortmentimore cxtepfive than at any former
period, that he shall exert himfelf to give
them fatisfaction, and "if in’ these days of
“ cheap’ felling any:-of his customers should.
find in another store an article of equal val-.
ue, at less price than. they have given him
for it he will take it back again and return
them theic money. . o&: 27.
James -Rundlet, .
HAS. juit received per the
ships Aong and Od¢avia from Liver
pool, a large supply of AR
Fail €3 Winter Geods,
which are now opéning and will be fold at a
{mall advance by wholcfale 20d r;tail: 4
An elegant aflortment .of
Floor and Stair CARPETING at reduced
prices Lt io e Odshen 43 -
“Water Elevator. =
THE Subscriber. refpectful
. lyinforms the public, that the patent
right of this valuable invgntion. having been
conveyed: to him by the Proprictor. for the
coumy, of Rockingbam and town of Dover, |
he offers the fame forfale to towns or indi-
Ml T Vi Sk TRI
Theobjedt of thisduvention is to elevate
the: water 1o any delired height from a well
or fountain for purposes reguired for pub
lic.or private use, with much efs powcr or.
force than any other engine hithertoipvent.
ed, t 0 Fafe the fahe Goantity of, Weter-—The
‘ucllity, comveairnee a 4 SRAIE SMERS Wil
(n"o:donibt"__ an obm?ﬂm%m %
Any gentleman may fee one in operation,
and e princple Taly difplsped, by el
ing at the fubleribers {[i cle frect.
il , - ALVy ;;;o &
G. W. Tuckerman,
GOLD ¢ SILVER SMITH,
RESPECTFULLY informs
the pubiic, that he has takcn a thep
in Buck-street, a few doors weft of Mr. Dav
enport’s inn, and dircctly opposite the
mansion house of Capt. George Wentworth,
where he offers for sale a very elegant aflort
ment of - ‘
. JEWELRY and |
SILVER & PLATED WARE,
AMONG WHICH ARE, :
Gold Necklaces ; gold and
coral do.; “wax vno peari do; common do;
gold Hoops ;3 gold Knobs and Drops of the
newelt fathion § gold and gilt Breast Pins ;
gold Fiuger Rings ; Gold Wires " —Aifo—
An elegant aflortment of
silver Crcaﬁ: Pots ; silver, plated, and iron
Table, and Tea Spoons ; silver and plated
Sugar Tongs ; silver, plated. and pearl Salt
and Mustard Spoons ; silver Watch Chains
and Kcys ; silver and plated Scissor Chains,
silver Pencil Cases; silver Tooth and Ear
Picks ; plated Caltors ; cleganit plated Can
dﬁef&iqks and Lamps; common do ; plated
Roee Buckles; silver Thimbles; plated
Spangles ; Britania Tea Pots ; black and
white Bugles ; silver Sleeve Buttons ; com
mon do ; {hell hair Combs of all sizes; com
mon do. , ivory do.; Souffers ;. Snuffer
Trays; China Boxes ; eommon do ; Pen
Koives ; yellow and white Tinsel Cord ;
French Purses with glafles ; Steel Scissors ;
Tooth Biufthes; Lead Pencils ; Windsor
Soap; blue Wash Bails ; Morpgro Pocket
Books ; Ladies Thread Cases ; Mcmoran
dum Books. 14 gross of best Engiifh Watch
Glafles by the giofs, dozen, or single, re
markable cheap A
The above with many cther articles too
numerous to particularize, will be {old at a
very small advance »' —Zilewife—.
A few Tickets in Vineyard
Ldttery, which commences drawinyg 29th of
this month e A v ;
All kinds of Gold and Silver
work made and repaired with ceatnefs and
dispatch, aud-the finalleft favor reccived
with humble gratitude, . :
Wanted 5000 yards of TOW
CLOTH, for which any of theabove arti- -
clcs wiil be given in pay: © ~ = :
Cath given for old GOLD
and SILVER: Lol O&aber 23,
- “Evening School,
JOHN RAYNES, f;‘xgcx‘)és, 10 open
‘a 3chool at his School Room, on
Hlington-road,corner of Parker’s lane,
on Monday evening next, for teachihg
youths reading, writing, arithmetic,
&c. He also requelts bis friends to
supply him with an additiopal num
ber of childven at hisday-fchool.
W HEREAS my wife. LOIS
has absconded from'my: dwel
ling bongse, where she was decently -
eﬁoxiés;d% for and has squandered my
-estate, and has otherwise .behayed in
a_ scandalous and unbecoming man.
ner, this is therefore to forbid all per:
' son; from harboring or trusting ber
as [am determined not to, pay any
debts that {he may, contrad after this
‘date.. . EBEN’z JACKSON.
PPt g¥l T O
S. Melcher,
HAS YUST RECEIVED,
An additional assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
- AMONG WHICH ARE
A COMPLETE assortment
of low priced Broad and Forest
Cloths ; drab, mix’d and black Caffi
mergs ; blue, browa and blk. Serges;
brown, drab, blue and green ladies
Pelice Cloths ; Fine and common
Coatings ; 42and § Duffils ; dfab and
mix’d Sattinetts ; iadies blk and col
or’d Worsted Hose, from 356 to 756 ;
Men’s Angola and Worlted do ; fath
ionable Vestings ; Jow priced dark
do ; Thicksets and Velvets ; mill’d
Rose Blankets.
¢ Printed Tambgcurades, an
entire new article of Loncon ftyie tor
ladies dresses.
A large aflortment of fine
and common Calicoes 3do silk and
cotton Ginghams; Cambrick Mus.
lins ; vatiety of fancy Muslins ; 2. &,
and 4 twill’d Cotton Shawls ; Bua
deaux Handkfs ; printed” Cambrics
black do ; plain & figur’d fitk Hdkfs ;
biack Galloons and Shoe Bindings ;
Wildbores and Durants.
India Cottons at very low prices—
which with his other Stock forms a
complete aff>riment, ana are offered
on the most reasonable terms for cath
or approved credit.. o& 23.
XY el _".-’
W. Jones, jr.
AS removed to the StoxerlaCely
l l occupied by Mr. Samael God.
dard, and direftly oppoliis the one he
forme‘.'l_y occupied. - i
More New Goods. -
-W. Jones, jr.
Will reteive by the firfi Coafier from
v Boston,
22 Packages of Fancy, Fathion
able & Staple Piece Goods,
which with his former tock will make
a large aflortment of valuable argi-
C_‘LS‘-MM_“__QQ;_%- :
MORE FRESH GOODS.
B eSR YsS R B it o ~
85 packages” vew o
Just received &now opening at ;
DRAPER:!
BP- ’ i
CHEAP CASH STORE,
_ 30 packages of Fashionable,
Fancy and Staple Piece Goods, -
adapted to the present and approaching |
fcafon--among which are ol g
Superfine black, blug, ' BROAD.
and dark mix'd % CLOTHS.
brown, olive, rorbeau s :
Superfine black, blue, :
brown, drab,"olivc,grcebg Caﬂimerc's. :
and mix’d
Fawn, brown, twiil’d, black, PELISE
green. dove and maroon }CLOTHS
Black. green, dove, drab,} PELISE
fcarlce and maroon }FLAN;\'ELS
Light slate, dark and light buff) CANTON
“black and hight patple } CRADPES
Elegantdprig’d black & white LACE VEILS
Light lilac, pea green, ENGLISH
orange, silver grey &_whitc}LUSTR!NGS
Anclegant variety of white,
buff, limerick, slate, olive and ¢ KID
black Long and Habit GLOVES
Varicty plain and figur'd LACE
black and white . }ARMLETS
_Rich white Satin—a scarce article
Variety plaid, plain slate, INDIA :
light brown an@ black }LUSTRINGS ’
Italian black Luftrings Q
India black Sarfoets ‘
Florence black Luftrings ° ,
French black & white Crapes, superior quality
Fawn moute. iy s 3 Loondon Beaver
dack brown and black§ BONNETS
Variety plain and figur'd LUSTRING
. broad and narrow _ } RIBBONS
Scarlet, light and dark buff 1 7-4 imitation
and white middle } SHAWLS
Plain white Lace
A greatvariety cotton Laces&Footings, cheap
Black silk Flocentine—very best *quality
Ladies’ and gentlenien’s beaver Gloves—a
- 4 great varée:‘y o ! :
am and fignr'd crape, seeded, S ;
net, mull hail dot, p‘lgin & fig'd & Fanc.y f
leno, & a great variety of other § Muslins
7 7 2 & S faconer & cambyic Muslins, |
Lcafe g & % Irith Linéns, of a supe
rior quality, and very cheap.
1 case most fathionable Straw Bonnets.
Black, fawn slate, purple,y ; L 4
green, brown olive, scar gBOMBAZETﬁ !
let. Maroon and drab Jd :
F.gur’d Bombazets, Wildbores,
%& % Britith Shirting Cottons. ~
7 g and £ Colerain ditto. S
Common wicth & cambric Dimities.
Linen and-cotton Diapers
-7% & ¥ black farfnet Cambrics.
$5% &'S linen Table Cloths.
Irith Sheetings, 3 wile.
Colerain Cotton Sheeting 5 do. I
An clegant variet; 3 &43 LONDON |
light and dark plaid . § Ginghams. |
Tine and low pric’d Calicoes. ‘
Che-p Ginghams. ~ °
% and £ uvnglaz’d twill’d } London
and plain , PRINTS.
Unglaz’d white cotton Cambrics.
Variety plain and figur'd middle 8-4 cotton
. Shawls. .
Rich Furniture Patches—a scarce article
Low pric'd do. and Copperplates :
Color’d and black Tabby Velvets | -
Gentlemen’s Vesting both dark and light, of
* the molt fathionable patterns
Low pric’d and fopérfine Caflimercs of every
fathionable ‘color fuituble for ladies’ coats
Otive and brown Moletkins for furfouts
Drab & dark sup. fine Hunters Cloths for do.
Drab and dark Kerfeys and Plains * -
Grey mix’d Imperial Cords P
Dark Sattinctsa—Velvets and Thickfetts °
Ladics’ and gentlemen’s worfied Hosiery
05079 15202 & 1 Rose Blankets.
Fine and low pric’d Coutings— Fearnoughts
Low priced Broad Cloths—Serges 3
Elt, Bear, blackJenet and | MUFFS and
mock {able = i }'-TIPP-B"I‘S ’
Varicty cheek’d and figur'd fitk Handker
chicfs of best quality Fas S
Color’d and black Italian'Sewing Silks
Low priced and fine Tndia Cotions e
Fatory Shirting and Sheeting Cottons
Ticking, Checks "an_d“Stripcs" : g _
A new supply Kidaminfter CARPETINGS,
new and cicgant patterns’ o 0T
Venitian Stair ditto—¢{s% &% W % %
£°7'U'he above added to his former Stock
makes alarge and extensive assortment °
. Odeber 23y 381071 #lll2 pvk S
FAMILY BIBLES. .
C PEIRCE is thisday open
./ @-iug a very large assortment of FAM
ILY BIBLES, which he will fell at his ufpal
low prices. . A4lfo, an extenfive.aflottinent of
‘Scbool and Claflic Books ; Writing Paper ;
- Writing and , Cyphering Books. .. 4/fo, .an
~addition to Lis alicady large. colleétion of !
- Law Books ; and the Cyclopedia tothe 25th
haif vo'ume in¢lufive . O a 3,
Stateo; New-EHumpfbire, ~Grajton .
f N@‘;s{(}ﬁi. hereby given to the nonrefi
&N dent praprictors and owners of fanfl in
-the town of LITTLETON: in said county,
~who bave not paid theirtown, {chool,High
~way’ and: county taxes for 3816, that so
. muchi~of their land will be'fold at' pablic
- vendue at my dwelling house iﬁd‘sfai%‘l_;it'
tleton,’on the fixtecath day of January nexe,
at ten o’clock in the forenoon, as Will pay
said tates togetber with all legal -cost, unless
‘preveted by previour payment to me the
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- For Sale at Auclion;
'On Tuesday the 13th November mext, on
ear . o e premises, .
‘ A SMALL piece of excel-
A ‘lent tand, containing about 11 acres,
fitvated in Brookficld—being part of the
farm formerly betonging to Col James
Hackett—Conditions made koown at the
sale, - 'WILLIAM DURGIN.-
Sanbornton, o&. 26, 1810,
TO be fold at public Auctionon Monday
the r2th day ofsNovember next, at 10
o’'clock. AM on the premises A valua
ble Farm in Durham, fitvated within two
milesof the Landing, and within a half
mile of Pifcataqua River, containing 200 a
cres of excellent Land, a good two {ory
House a Barn 70 feet in leagth and out
house oh the fame, a well of water withia
two rodsof the House, and has a propor
tionable quantity of mowing, tillage and paf
turing,with an orthard fufficient {o make ;0
barrels of Cyder yearly, with a large quan
tity of tunber aad valuable rocks suitable
for market--Suid farm will be fold together
orin Lots, as may best accommodate the
purchasers —Any person withing to view
the premises may apply to. the- fubferiber
liying thereon. Condirions made known as
the time and place of sale. o
: JOSEPH WORMWGOD.
Darham O& 22 '
FRESH FALL GOODS.
r P /iy ot 3
Now opening and for sale by
Sylvelter Melcher, .
SUPERFINE blk. and blue
: Broad Cloths 3 common do all
colors ; Caflimeres ; blk. Florentines ;
‘Genoa Cords; Thicksets and Vel
vets 3 Forest Cloths ; Kerfeys ; Ser
ges ; ‘Buzes and Flanneis ; blk. and
color’d Worlted Holiery 3 Wildbores,
Durants, Ruflclls and Calimapcos 5
Red, fawn, slate, green, lead and blk.
Bombazetts 3 Printed do ; Liuven
and ‘Cotton Diapers ; Britith Shirt
ings ; Coleraindo ; Liaens; check’d
do ; Brown Hollands ;
~ Plain and Plaid Silks. ,
Ginghanis anti Calicoes of every des
cription and at very low prices ; blk.
white and color’d Cambiics ; Em
bossed do ; Fancy Muslins ; Jaconet
and Book do; Cambric and common
Dimoties § Thread and Cotton La
ces, from 1f 1o I§/; low priced Cot
ton Shawls ; blk. white and color’d
Kid Gloves 5 Cotron do ; blk. and
color’d tabby Velvets ; ag kgL
Pins; Cotton Sewings; blk Galloons ;
Qualty and Shoe Bindings ; blk.and
wiite Millinetts; Hat Linings ; Cot
ton Umbrellas 5 blk. and color’d Silk
Hdkfs ; ‘Cotton do frem 34 to 6/;
Boys Felt Pldesi &1 . 00 :
A large supply of India Cot
tons, foine very fine, from 10 cents to
50 cents per yard. - © Sept. 29.
New Piece Goods Store.
. Stephen Hardy
l l AS just received bythelate
B A arrivais from Enpgland, and is now
opening an cxtenfive aflortmént of
_PIECE GOODS,
co;npriﬁng almost every kiud generally kept
in.the Picce Goods line, which Le wili fell
on very low terms for cash or short credit.
bSN minth, Qb 46, iO.
' James Rundlett
-.Has‘juﬁ reccived, and now opening
25 Packages of frefh imported
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< EOOR
which will be fold by wholefa'e and reta
at.a {mall advance, for cath or approved
credit, ; : : OGuber 16
. NEW GOODS.
- Ohlver Briard,
HAS just received a wvery
general assortment of A
adapted’ 0 the present and apprci\chiﬂg
season, which he' will dispose of gheap for
cash, or approved credit, at Rore No. 2,
Market fireet.’” ~ ogw O&. 16
- State of Newbhampihire. —Coos [.
WY OTICE is hereby given to the
N “proprietors and owners of land
in the towns of Success, Cambridge,
Dixville, Wizdflow’s location, Bar
ker’s- do, Warner’s. doy Atkinson
Hale’s and’ ‘others do, Furnice’s do,
‘Samuel Sherburne and alias co, and
Ringe’s and Peirce’s do, all in the
county of Cops aforefaid, that the un
dersigned Sheriff of said county hath
received extents from the Treasurer
of said county, for the colledtions of
county taxes for the year 18cg, aa
thorifing and commanding him, the
Sheriff, to colle& from the feveral®
towns 2nd locatiens severally, viz. -
C - From'the towdqf‘-?vgtrﬁ“ijnzgfs;g :
Cambridge do, D 23 08 Dixville do.. 28 85
Windflow’s location 389 Barkersda 577
Warner's do *' = 5 19 AtkinfonHale's . ‘
Furaize's do = . 116 & others dp } 178
HRalesdo 289 S,ggrsarnt} 88
Ringes& Peirce’s dor 88 and aﬁm"@ B 2
Therefore so- much of said towns
and locations as will pay fuid raxes,
yith fidenal chirggas ke g o
public vendue to thet;k‘& t bidder as
the dwelling-house of Reuben Ste
pbenfon, -inn-holder in Lancaster, in
Bay.uf Decembet ast, at ton gk,
Amngggff pre “g@ﬁg’m&m
" LEVI WILLARD, Sicit