The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-09-04 00:00:00, page 3

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For Representatives to Congress 4t the late
‘Augult ele@tion, compared with thole for
Governor in March, 818, = ¢
. ROCKINGHAM. = -
. AucvUsT 1810. MARER 1816
dilenflown 35 - 8 ~ 6o 24
Atkinson 40 -20... €2 3%
. Brentawood 13 g 9 ' 31 103"
Bow. 5 by w 0 90 A 9
Canterbury 109 69 187 9t
Chichefier By -8% 104' 40 :
Concord 180 225 230 239
Candia. 57 85 85 94
Chefler 87 99 1343 164
Deerfisld ‘l7O 60 255 68
E Kingston 23 3§ ~ ssl 32
Epping - .47 %04 62 133
Epsom . 379 '§ . 208 30
Excter 6o 180 86 195
Greenland 67 39 8t 31 1
Hampton. -32 38 20 0P
Hamptonfalls 8 65 16 .%4
Hampfizad 66 g 0 87 48
- Hawte 46 16 $4 15
Konfingtn 24 57 - 51 67
Kingston 45 46 76. -53
Londonderry 36 2§52 17 333
Loudon 99 97 133 128
Northampton 42 45 81 48
New Cafile 6o I §9 ©o
Newinpten 67 14 e |
Newtown. 25§ 10§ 11 ‘
- Newmarket 120 25 190 39 |
Northwoed 6o g 2 89 110
Northfield 63 24 it 2% ’
Nottingham 79 39 103 ' 49
Pelham 4t 84 100 99
Pembrode 48 8o 40 170 |
Pittsfeld -~ 77 s 6 95 67
Popiin ~ T %s 3z -26
Platfion. .28 1&: 49 "21
Portsmouth 560 436 649 357
Raymond 39 27 7t 42
Rye 168 oo 180 oo
Salem 97 133 98 129
Southampton 15 - g 456 an
Seabrook 13 &8 20 84
Stratham 199 24 v3rl 22
Wirdbaw 17 =~ 89 16 126
. - Srßarrord '
Alton * 116 49 49 85
Barnftead 49 39 149 73
Barrington 37 180 13z 306
~ Brookfield <l9 26 29 63
Durham S Uihe L 109 76
“Dover x 5 123 s§7o 7 ‘l3%¢ \
Farmingten 72 20 128 38 |
Teeo [y 780 & oo lab Va 6 ]
Gilmanton ~ 198 206 338 281’
Meredith 330 206 0 X 4 - 139
Madbury * 25 -46 . 43 42
Milton 23 50 53 9o !
Middleton . ©O 14 13 44 |
New Durham 20 .14 40 8o
New Hampton 42 45 70 93
Offipee 26 98% & g
Rochester 119 46 23t 734
Sandwich 11§ 8% 136 129 |
Sanbornton 73 296 112 314
Tuftonborough 66 e 12 l
Somerfworth- 11 oy, -2% 90
Wakeficld 33 45 . 66 g 7
Wolfsborough 56 “ 14 . 131 - 27
" HILLSBOROUGH iy
Andover 59 75 104 69
Bedford 60 100 87 133
Bofcawen 104 199 122 183
Henniker . 1 76 150 81
Hillfborough 85 14 LR N
Hopkinton 162 78 197 114
New fpiwich 13 153 19 206
Sutton 123 7. M 990 X 3
Warnet 303 - 33. 18 - 3y '
Weare 128 46 439 9
‘. GHESHIRE R 1
Wilatot /8% 1 4 ooy
Alftedd " 9% 133 s 288
Charleftowd 25 351 . 44 162
Chefterfield 8 170 133 6.
Claremont = *» 358 208 96 2%
Coinith 66 132 ° 96 '136‘4
Joffrey” 34 175 45 219
Beyme v o das. BaQ »7 Tem Tan
Latgdon 52 28, . 8896
‘N Grantham 62 a 2 98 24
_ N Marlboro® a 5 160 26 143
i Plasphield - 98 yox . - 2R3 5 6f
grlAgniald oaß o 0 7 T 3K
‘Salifbury 203 746 144 158
Stoddmd 73L 96 5, 9809
Bwehych. L 3 36 1700088
- Walpole 140 .164 363 185
Melposcinnd, xas. 103 35 MGd
s D e O R ART § S e e
Aicmandils -36 26 18- (sp
- Clnaan | . .30 306 . 43 139
Eafild: | 36 38 3 54
C Hahiver " 4y xyel voAn i 286
ﬁ‘m TG T3St L Bas e
(N ENegiee [ 08 SE. M 64
- Pieont: |75 ST a 6 g 0 e
Wemtworth 67 8 96 18
L EinoE E s Bise ogrs Yeusd
eUL st 10 B
Gommencement Dartmouth College.
. OnWedngflday lat was the Anaiverlary
At 17 o'clock the proceflion was formed in.
Bind o e, vlO e Mtng
House. Theesercifes of the day were in.
R e
s s o RRO, isl
~ Lati Oration, On the conneltion betroeim Scit-
R e Y L
GS e S T e R A
Wg’%"’“’“’f’” favour o |
o dbe Christian Religion arising from its Mabe avd:
ﬁa%i}%’; e R aer s ]
e, Lo T TR il 0w bfo b sidlie
s i e e R
Conference, Oa the comparative übility to Soci
ety of the profiffions of Law, Phyfic.and Di.
vigity,—~By J. F. Livermore, Joha Wiid,
and Mofes-Stevenys - . . i
Greek Oration, On Grecian Literature,~-By
e aniel MRy, 0 e
- - Degrees were theg conferred . 4
. The dégree of Batchelor of Arts was cod
ferred on Charles 4dams, Seth C Baldwin,
Jolhua Barrct, David Chaffel, Danicl Chate,
Henry Crosby, Joseph Fairbaok, samucl
Fletcher, A(d Freertan, James Hawkes; Jo -
feph R Jarvis,- Leonard Jewett, Asa Keyes,
Ricbard Kimball, John l-J Livermoré, Theo
dore Lyman, James Lynde, Joel Maan,
Moefes Merrill, Moses Moody, Ebenezer.
Morse, Grant-Powers, John Scott, Moses
S‘_;:_‘llgm,Willard Thayer, Daniel Wells, John
Hna. ;
, The Degree of Master of Arts on Sani
uel Ayer, Booz M A‘%{hcrmn; Joseph Buffum,
John: Burnam, Zedckiah Belknap, Joseph
P Cooke, Wiiliam Crawford, Luther
Fitchy Thomas = Hardy, Auftic Hazen,
Jonathan iiunt, Bepjamin L Prince,
George Tickaor, Sylvanus Thayer, James
R Wheelock, and gcjamin White in order.
/——=-Ethan Smith 1990, Wiiliam Miltimore
1798, Caleb Butler 1806~ Nathan Hale of
William’s College, 1803. . e
- The Drgree of Bachclor in Medicite oa
Cyrus Hartwell, Sgmuel Ayer, Lithef Jew
ett, Henry Fish, Lyman Lewis, Enos Lewis,
John Martin, Josiah Prefcott,and Abel Siai-"
mons. Richard Hazcltiae, admitted to the
fame. 7 : : :
The Degree of Do&ter in Medicine, oh
James Thatcher, Dapiel Adams, and Cyrus
Perkiss. pe g Y
_ The Degree of Do&or #n Divinity on Jef
fe' Appleton, and Leonard Woods
The ValediCory Oration was then pro
nounced by Joel Mana. : ;
The proceflion was afterwards formed,
and moved-to Commons Hall where a pub.
lic entertainnent was provided fgr gentle
men of liberal education and public char
acter ) sty . =
Appointments by the Cosporation. .
. Ebenezer Adams, A M Profeflor of Lan -
guages, to the Profefforthip of Math. and
Nat - Philofoph¥ in the room of the late
Profeflor Hubbard deceased A
. Fragcis Brown, Prof®or of Languages,
in the room of Mr Adams | ; .
Cyrus Perkins, M D Profcflor of Anato
my : / ~
Cyrus Maon, 4M~ Tutor
dndrew Mack, 4 B ekl ,
{comMuNiCATION.]
- Federal Exultation,
Supposed to be said or sung at the close of the Klecs
s tisn in Auguff 1810,
Hurly ‘burly. meeting’s o’er, A
Votes increases on our score fii
To some houle, a jovial throag, g
Let’s repair-in mirth and song. :
Bumpers fill, be free and gay, ,
This is our triumphal day. »
Loudly found onr * FEp’RAL GAIN,”
Sing it o’cr and o’er again.- , 5
Mone¥ is our lucky rod, :
"Tis with some their ‘only god !
Mook th¢ gudgeons by the nole, e
Dowanhill thea the demo goes. p il
Ah! bravely, brother—that’s right-~hook
‘em by the nose—a silver book is the bft to
lead 'em by—-there’s nothing like it—Adoney’s
the thing— Money’s the whiftie to charm 'ein
with—keep it going-—den’t be remifs<~For
Sovon 'we will them over-top,
Then they may shut gp their shop, -
Naught 2gainlt us thaii they fay,
Fep'rar Laws they fbalt obey. :
Huzza then—fix cheers. Let’s have atoaft.
The New. York federal toast, at this mo
mentary fluth of joy, is the beflt we can find
to express ourthoughts- on this occasion.—
Here it is—come give us a glass— Artentioq !
‘¢ May every democrat et drunk and go to flecp,
and never wate tin they wake in b il ! mmam—
Huzza ! nige cheers. , ¥
Bravely boys—Ah'! that’s our with, -
Place them in the devil’s dith; '
. With thetn may »e sport and play,
- Till a never ending dage *~ |
Right ! my hearty brothers-~Nothing cafi ena
sure our {uccefs better than the plan we've
adopted. We have gvery encouragement, for
nothing’s truer than one of thic Ceafars once
fdid—* With money we'll get'men,and with
fca we'll get money.” Thus you sec the
prospect’s. good before ts. - The demos have
loft 80 votes, this cle@ion-~the federahifts
bave gained 79—which being added tog?h
er makes a 2 net federal gain of x 59. This is
the result of our indefatigable labor Kcep to
it=~a little more and-the work is donc~-for
every demo:vote we gain makes 2 on oyr
fide, that’s clear=-and from their number if
no ingreafe on their fide next {pring,we thall
‘bave to intimidate or charm only abeut 68 or
70 to get x{ majority~—this will bave its effe&
inthe country--then in gots our governor (O.
P or J. S perhaps)—Hence you sec ont plan
is good—this gain proves it. . Yet we mult
not cease to exercise our threats and charms,
this will do the work. |, Theé praice (ro the
non-conformifts) of brow: beating, accompa
nied with the song. of no work, no favors,
consequently no money, together with gra
tuities and favors extended towards those
whe with docile fear, courteously yicld to
our ‘commands, will afford ‘the grm@ra
Lriking instance of their democratic folly<-
they'll sec that whilc they are difpairing i all
the gloom of idleness and want, our deperilints
cojoy the sunshine of cheerfulacls, abound
Jrich Money and rich employ. This, miy
friends, 18 an ingenious, decp-laid, rub-flone
paliticy smmmmbwg-—«ma
Soe YO 1100 s, and fe *%&‘W‘
Clatfuch fining inuitations are calevlated
#ley mul or flarvey even those who (tubbornly.
stand aloof. Then will federa '%WE%
that ground of high command which no de.
mocratic * Liberty rapble” €vcr had a right to
e Por [ e e e
SECRRG LS G e OIRT R e R s e
Togovern's our right of chaice; -
R i 4:,-,,;‘ “’*ﬁj
RN i ebteiaf et e R
Bty o, it &%%ﬁ-‘ gk
B B RRER Ak K R T e h
e v soy o frie,
cenriiiophe, Yechdent of Haver, has by &
dccree changeth the name of Gape Bsagcols
AN I 8 DEUISE.
- Uahappily for mnfindric prefent:®ate of
the world exhibits thc ingular phenomenon
~of twa: great pawers opprefling the whole’
~human species under tlic colour of. wd?)- as
-gaiaft cach otber, Fradee and England can.
do very little harm comparatively [peaking
to each other,. The armies of Franc lay
the continent of Europe under the molt ea
ormous contributions to support and enrich
them, while the naval force of England ex
“torts the {ame tribute from the commerce
of the world. The mals of the people
both in France and ‘England f{uffer in com
fmon with * thole of other couatries—but
the policy of paying any regard to the
interelt of the. pcople is almost abandon-.
ed cven in pretence. A megaciation i
said to be on foot betwesn these two pow
ers; - but with little . expe@ation and
perhaps as little desire on cither fide, that
peace thould be the result. =~ = =
It would not be the frangclt among
the ltrange things of modern times, should
this tham negociation #nd in a fettled un
derftanding between the Machavelians of
the two cabinets, 7 projecute the wwar for the
mutual intdeft and agg_ra;zdizemmt ofboth. The
stubborn pride of the king of the “isles, may
yet be compelied t 6 yicld the palm of ambi
tious usurpation to the conqaeror of the
- continent. Forefeeing,perhapsyfuch an event,
the penctrating sagacity of the firlt con
sul of France in his artful conversation with
lerd Whitworth, Jpread the net for Britith
vanity and cupidity, as a subordinate pow.
er had paved the way for its final co-Gpera
tion with the future emperer of the Romans.
The exchange of prisoners, and the liceneced’
trade between Franceand Englaod are fore
moll among those notorious ads of recipro
cated courtesy, which alreadymakes it man
ifeft, whatever may be the motives,that these
warring natiohs treatéach other at lcal%
with more refpe@ than they d& their ac
knowledged allies, or those ‘whom they in
sult with the name of friends. The result
of a real or feigned rencounter, ‘left to the
management of the gencrais, Maffena on
one part, and Wellesley on the other, may
throw new light on our pofitical speculation.
R "+ [Boflon Patriot
THE CONTINENTAL SYSTEM,
AND THE'WANT OF AN AMERICAN SYSTEM,
Arc the great fubje®s of our vexation
anrd our disgrace. The course of our fub
mifica begun where treachery, avarice and.
weaknels unite—at the lowyff point of disgrace.
We began by submitting to a calmorous, and
in every ‘great national point of view, in
fignificant faction at home, ‘
It is now difficult tomake the great war
ring powers belicve and fecl that our nation
isientitled to refped, while its counci’s and,
its intercourse abroad are left-to the dictates
or the caprice of its most unruly and un
principled members. - They cannot in the
nature of things be convinced that we re.
fpeét ourselves till we take some effe &nal
measures to prevent that dithonorable and
iniquitous speculation in fraud and disgrace
fu! submission to arbitary ediéts—that mad-’
nefs let loofe,which has broken from ré
ftraidit at home, and 1s running at large
through the world for foreign feizure,con
demnation, fire and foreign chains—till we
have the wildom aud the energy to shape a
course of meafyres that shall fever the chaff
from the wheat inour commercial harvest;
conncct our honor with ‘our ungovernable
avarice ; make «~ outlaws of those who
traflic ‘ia the napion’s disgrace, and give
to laudable enterprize thc.vcn:couragcmc‘nt
it merits and the potection which the
present situation and the future ‘welfare of
our couatry so imperiously demand. i
a
THE PRESS-GANG'S TRUMPETERS.
In the New:York Herald. of the Bth inst.
is the following : -~ " . ‘
" % One balf the fcamen employed on board Ame -
ican vessels are in fall vightful fubjeSts of ihe
united kingdom of G. Britain and Ireland.” '
This. afiertion may be truc ; but the con
clusion drawn from these premises is cor
rect and a‘together unwarrantable , by the
facts in the case. “The fame paper adds - -
« If such then ‘be the case sorely the
united kingdom of Breat Britain and Ire
land have as good and well founded a right
to claim and have their subjects and sea
men, as the U. States have to claim and
" bave their citizeas and {ailors.” :
In reasoning upoa this case, as upon all
others, where the fubjec is to arrive at just
conclusions it is necéflary to attend to firft
. principles and to facts. Here we thallad.
vert to no otherprinciples than are recogni
zed by Britith law, andto those fadsonly
which “are known to the world. . <
_England Ly ftatate gratuity in 2 standing
law of the realm, invices, not to fay seduces,
the mariners of all nations to take prote&ion
- under her flag. Those who. ¢omply with
- her offers and take bounty, may be deman
ded to be sure ‘by ‘the individuals who
. claim a right to their services, or by their
Govel S o claima thett. gicisaore, Boe
* the lauguage of Britith poliéy and of British
law. is—they are birds of ~ﬁhﬂ‘s‘gc 5 tf“-Y
_have flown voluntarily from ypur cage;
- they are now in ‘mine, and pofleffion is
.eleven points 'of the law —Such as we bave
- taken’from_you by force we acknowledge
are wrongfuily in our_poffeflion aﬂ‘df.gyghf
to be delivered up. This is the substance
‘of the law of, England —Qurs. is* ‘fimilar,
with'the exception’ of that: odious and . dis
honorable part whiich opealy and ‘virtually
offcrs protgction and bounty to the deser
ters from gvery flag that fails onthe accan.
We have certhinly as good a. right to_ rc-.
“ceive, naturalize,” proted snd detain the
citizens of the * United’ Kingdom™ who
put” theinfelves onder our: ”P‘d“’&'“ﬁj as.
the * United Kingdom” has to do the like
-with ours, The right is complete on bpth.
fidgs,till relinquihed by agreement The.
ﬂa%q“eﬁ?eﬂii“—( S M
- Wiiich nation has thie most of the citizens.
/taken by Breach of national fuith, or by the'
forcibicor radylen o of adividaae ¢
N Wocw it Englandand her -advocsicy
@ifh (o ceade this quellian as they o cery.
e A
[pidces odr righits onthicir proper gfound. o,
et *3“:’”"‘?‘*@**‘;”“’?’“‘s2”%&*,
Wb fe ﬁ*"’@a’*?ﬁ‘ b Ebb eke Bansl
ThEariig ol Parregs &‘g’kw’i’ \ift of four
.éﬁfgxgéfg;&é ! ﬁ'ﬁ*@ AR S S
1 f&%@wﬁ e !f’”;g&‘“g&*#
“thé corps already o a the Portuguefc fron.
rph s doirine o B e dede 3“%% 0
it ¢ gSlst B
:%xvaanfm
. The army ?c.ﬁ the cast o’} gmin was to he "
AR R S T Y et
_commanded by . marshal Macdonald; Au
- gerean’sitate o{%kh having tucapacitated
him from the neceflary activity of a severe
{ervice in Catalonia and Valencia. . < -
. The ship of the line which appears-to
< have been buratin March, by the red hot
_ shot of the Frenchrbatteries, was a .Spanish -
~ 74 guo (hip, called the Sz. dnne. —Aurere
‘ g et s x B
Gen. Sarazin, who lately ’dci'crt'cd from
France, is wot ancold man; he has been dis- -
tingtiithed on«many signal occasions of ardu
ous service ;he was with ‘Hoclie on the
Rbiue, he ‘accompidnied Hoche ob theex
'})edj_tibn_to Ireland, ~which failed through a~
storm ; he was with gen, Le Clerz. at St.
Domingo; and remained ia Philadelphia ,
several weeks on-his return to Europe. He
has frequently aced in fations. which de
moaftrate his acknowledged talents, having
been {everal times chief us the Raff i
- By an arrival at. New-York from the
Spanish Main news was. brought that the
revoiutionifts at Carracas were expeted
dowa to Cora ina_ hostile manoer 3 ]
< '. 3 »
: s MEARRIBD:.: A
In Concord, (N H) Thomas D Merrill, E(q g
of Epfoh, ta Miss. Nancy Green ’
. In this town, Capt. Thomas Pickering of
Newington, to Miss Lydiz Zow ;Mr Charles
Reding 10 Miss Plebe Ham ; Mr. Charles C Hart
to Mirs Annlang ; Mr dndreno Holl to Miss ;
Sopbia Burnbam; Mr. George Parcher to Miss
Lydia Grant ; Mr Edward Allento Mrs JMa®
vy McCormick Kes')
. DIED. R
On bis paflage from Boston to New Or.\
leans, Fofoua Brackett Langdon, Elq. son of,
the late Hon Woodbury Langdon, of this
town P e
1a this town, Mrs ZLang wife of Mr John
Laag - ' ,i
. Winnepifeckee Pond.
) l 'HE junction of the water
" of this Pond, with these of the Pift
tatzqua River, by a Canal, being jultly con=
fidcred an object of the ficft. importance to
the State of New Hampfhife, and to ths
towa of Port{mouth in particular ; il per
sons withing to aid {6 vaiuzb! an uadertak
ing. are requested to meet at Brown’s Tav.'
ern THIS EVENING, at 8 o’clock to take.
into consideration such nealures as may be
thought neccellary to promote the enter
o lnldin P
- Wrifford’s Writing Copies:
A NEW set of Copperplate Copies, me
'L V. thodically arranged, by 4 Wrifford—
alfo a great v riety of other Copperplate
Copies, engraved in a superior fiyle ; Wri
tip%;znd Cyphering Books ; Acconnt,Mem
orafidum, and Pocket Books ; a great varie
ty of School and Claflical Books; Dutch
Quills; Wafers; Sealing Wax ; Black Sand;
Ink and Ink Powder for sale at '
- C PEIRCE’s Bookitore
Eyes for the Blind: .
Fuft opeied at T, APPA&’S Bookflore, Market
Street, No. ¥: . ° : 5
A LARGE affartment .of
. A SPECTACLES, of every age, from.
20 10 90. 6w, : Sept 4. .
. Samuel Marshall;
£.N 3 % - ‘ ! 2
‘ : Has for Sale,
CA_SKS Raisins ; Bales Cot
ton ; Cutks Rice; Hyfon, Young
Hyfon; Hyfon Skin and Souchong Teas;
Logwood ; Redwood ; Fuflick &c, &e.
Alfo—]Juft received 20 Catks
Anierican POWDER (Boston infpectiou)
Gy i ‘. Sept 4
.~ Second Edition of
Practical Arithmetic.
: . PRICE §O CENTS,
phk ?:ﬁﬁ publifted and for [ule at ;
TAPPAN’s BOOKSTORE,;
- Market Street-—Portsmouth, .
, A SHORT {yftem of Pra&iesl Arithmetic,
-3 compiled’ from the best authoricy
with demonstrations of the rules—To which
is annexed a short pian of Boox Krering,
The whole designed for the use of Schools
by William Kinne, 4M, - » 3
"RecoMMENDATIONS. —Having infpeted
‘the ‘Shore fywem of Fra@ical Arithmetic,”
we aré of opinion that ‘it will be found an
ufeful affiftant.in our ‘Schools; and sin
cerely with that the wnthor may be re
warded by meeting with due encouragement
S o el SAMUEL MOODY,
UG JORN SEWARL . i
v T cans e ORISR, oo e
SR U SENIURES WILDE (.
- Haflowell, Augutt (810 b
5 i -‘-7".- 'lb R it .; E . ;
_The undeifigicd having examioed <A
Short System of Pradticai Ed rithmetic,” are
of opinion that the work is exccuted with
ikill and judgment and will prove a valuable
affitant to the iaftrod@ors and (tudents of
our schools and academies—& we sincerely
| w!{f{&inﬂhoﬁ may be remunerated for
hislabor by a rapid sale ot the wotk
e Rl e DANEEE, CONY,
St el DANIBL STONE,.
SRR e, CWCNVCTBRODKS. . . |
Sg v SN SRR,
dvogilta, dogafio.
& The extensive circulation and rapid’
sale of this work, (the whole of the firft edi
tion, having been difpofca of the last year,)
ion Wo'shialih s helg L the it Bl
2 plain. cor f.é" omprehenfive, and at the
- e e eof aricheic was
very much needed in Schooli; and the fre«
quent calls for it, shew that wﬂwm{
quate fublt gﬂmg’#&m"f"‘#@
AR R N RN TP R e
A Quantity of frefh Rum Hogs: -
L\ beads; Brandy and Gin Pipes—
ghebl RO et B e
R Rel et A
Aji s papt-dodidd sel anl el ﬁ%&g
SNt gk eSt f«* £
e
L e }% e
SR fisr L g‘*ﬁf‘*zx.‘ o e
o b *,;4% Litoon SA LA, for iale
on hoatd the brig Rose, at Ayets’
wharfapoly o L L
"7 JOHN: SALTER, fun.
R e
iLI S W eL IR
. Daniel Huntrels;
: St F I T T Fe /)y e €
- At bis flore, in Eock fireet, near L ’M’J i
it T el
50 Bbls. lar & Turpentine,
100 B~uﬂ1elsl;(30m 'agd, RY C:‘Ji 5
.- Bbls Pork and Beef,
A few Coils of .Cordage.
et bt LR g
A two story House at the:
fourh part of the town. - Sepr 4. g
TSR eTeA ee R s R
~ MR RAND, Afliftant to:
& Mr. WRIFFORD, iaforms the'ins -
_habitents of Portfmouch that he expects to
leave towa in about goweeks, a'l Wio inay -
wish to receivr inftru@ion in Afr. Wiifford’s |
mode of Weiiiag will please to make imme--
-diate application. | 0 fET o
- N B. Ladics will beattended to (ia small.
Partics) at auy part of the town provided
they apply in the course of aext week 0 .
e : e : SCP! 4
THE fubferiber offcrs for sale that well
* kaown farm, formerly owned by Gene
ral. Moulton, in the centre of the towa of
Hampton, oa the Hampton Cauféway Turn.
pike, about.half way from Portsmouth to -
Newbury Port, The buildings are situated .
for a public houle and have been occupied
for that purpose for several ‘years 3 there is
a good barn and {table, well finithed. with
theds aecordingly "there is about nincreen
~acres of land where the buildings stand, with
an excellent garden for froit &c. “and aboug "
sixty iive acres of Land “and ma:fh, in the °
‘tywn_ not adjoining” The whole will be.fold .
‘together or part as shall best fuic the pur
whafer. For further information. ihquire of
the subscriber on the premises., ‘-
e - JAMES LEAVITT.
. Hampton, Aug. 20, 1810 e
P s o -
New landing and for Sale by
. Tue'y % . 4 200
Wilham Rice, _
* No, 10, Lortfmouth Pier. i
FIFTEEN Hundred buthels
- Clean saned Corn of a {uperior quality,
from on board schooner Samipfon. g
. GUN-POWDER. & -
Heartwell & Walker,
i l AVE just received sixty
A Catks AMERICAN PRGOF GUN- =
POWDER of Maflachufetts Inspection
also quantity refined Salt Petre which they
offer for sale at No 3,Congrefs S:reet
Sept 4 ‘ :
A ANTED: immediately
V V twu'Lads from 14 to 16 years of
8¢ @s appreutices to the Painting business
—thbfe who have 2 geniug for painting will
mect with {uitable encou ragement—app.y to
o . o HENRY BUFFOKD, .
N Sept. 4.,!8:0) o RN
To LEpbraim Kingsbury, Fsg. one
of the Fuflices offigned to keep the Peace for the'
County of Grafton and State of Newbamp-
Sbire, and Stephen Hall W, biting, Clerkof the
o Lroprietors. of the township of Goncord, in fuid
7 G?u’lty B ¥ 3 « b e ¥yl
'I 'HE subscribers, owners of
more than oue sixteenth part of the
common and undivided Jand in_the town
ship of Concord aforefaid, request you to
warn and notify 2 meeting of the Proprie.
tors and owners of the common- and uidi
‘vided lands in said town of Concord, to
meet’ at the koufe of the widow. Abigail
Youngs, in {aid Corcord: on the fourth day
of O&ober next, at two o’clock in the afters
noon, to act on the following articles and
matters, viz ¢ Ay i .
- k. To choose a Moderator. -
.~ 2 To choose a Clerk. e S,
. 3 To choole Afieflors and a Colle®tor, 2 .
Treasurer and all such other officess as may .
be found neceflary. = | o "
4 To ratify and confirm any former
~votes of the proprietors and divisions or
pitches. e R el T SR N
5. To appoint an agent or agents'to prof
-ecute all fréfpaffes on the lands of the pro
prictors, to defend ail foits wherein they
~may be interc(ted and to take care of their
la’ngia. SR e Lo O T
_6. To fettle the lines of the town with
the towns adjdin_in;; and to appoint 4 com=
mittee for that purpefe A
7To allow and fettle fach reasonable
demands as may be exhibited against the
proprictors. - R P : '
BTe raise such sums of money as may:
‘be n'e'c‘:cﬁ'aiy_;‘td,di‘[chargc}”thcfdc'tnht'xdé a
gainst said proprietors and also to complete
the fettlemenss of liges of said town, and to
defray all other exp nces of-the proprietora
in eftablithing (,bc’i,':‘ titles and efeoging‘i’i
division of the undivided lands Sl
9. To fell fomuch of the undivided Jands
of tite proprictors, either at private sale or
public vendue, in such a_manner as they
may agree on. as may be geceflary to raise
28 much moncy as will be required to pay
all demands against the proprietors ‘and 1o
iﬂfﬁrpim %ﬂr bnﬂfbt?;wd make a fioal
Aettlementof the properey. - - U
; w‘romf:-apa%?éfb%nrm
undivided lans of the proprietors it facha
TORGBEr Wy sy bedgreail gy, VgL
. TITo allow. proprictors {0 piteh any
ot or lots 'and caver the fame out of their
hisagent, o SSTE RO o
45 MOSES LITTLE by Biwaws Levsie
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- EDWARD . &'5 Sy o
OPN RICHENDSON . Guardian, for. -
BeTsy Youno. Dotry Youxs, and Jour,
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