The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1808-01-19 00:00:00, page 4

LETTERS in the Post Office at
« Exeter, fanuary Ifi, 1808.
John Adams, Joshua Barflow, Susannah
Beckett, John Bickford, Eliphalet Giddings
or Nathaniel Gale, Debby Hoit, Jonathan
Hill, Isaac Hall, Thomas Lyford, Liddy
Loujer, Nathaniel Patker, Samuel G. Smith,
John C. Smith, Joha Thompson, John Tarl
ton, Mary Wilcox, Joseph Wiggin. Exefer,
Bean and Smith 4, Richard Bean, Dudley
‘Thing, James Sinkler, Henry Marshall, Je
remiah Rowe Brentwood, Saily Brown Hamp
gonfalls, Thomas Page Hawke, James Milti
more, Benjamin Norris Stratham, Jolcph
Clark Greenland, William Bagley Candia,
William Rowe, John Brewn Xenfington, Eli
phalet Brown, John Merril Poplin.
7- W- G[LMAN, Pﬁ‘ﬂ°Maﬁo’f.
State of New-Hamp/bireymGrafton [r.
N OTICE is hereby given that
the non-residents owners of land
in the town of PLYMOUTH, in the
county of Grafton, who have not
paid their proportion, town, county,
{chool and highway taxes for the year
1807 ; that unless they pay said taxes,
on or before the firt day of April next,
io much of their land as will pay the
fame together with incidental charges,
will. be {old at vendue at the dwelling
houfe of Col. William Webfer, at
Plymouth aforefaid, at ten of the clock
A. M. on said day. ,
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Names of the orig- l 2A\ S B s
.s w 3
inal grantces or _3 o S B ea®3,
ewners of the non- e\: i %‘ g §~§
rfﬁdtnt: unimpro- | 8 § E: e’ %: . :‘:
. bedland - R ROF XR ER
Q.G & €
Theodore Atkinson, 1 7 50 5025 6 825
Eben’r Hartthorne, 3 7 50 5025 6 845§
Joseph Smith, 58 50 5025 6 8125
Joseph Smith, 68 50 5025 6, 825
Samyel Thompfon,2 4 50 5025 6 82§
James Underwood, 3 8 50 50 25 6.8 25
James Underwood, 4 8 50 5025 6 825
Abel Webster, 47 50 5025 6 825
Samuel Thompson, 3 4 50 5025 6 8 25
Land fold by the Propri- k
etors out of the common% 100 100 50 X 2 15 §O
2 David Wilson, ‘
JOHN ADAMS, Colle&tor.
Plymouth, December If, 1807.
TAKE NOTICE.
R_U NAWAY from the fubfcri
-4 \ ber on the. 27th December
. inst Benjamin Taylor Stevens, an in
@ dented apprentice, about cighteen
'years of age, brown kair and light
: ‘& ’cp‘mplcxibn, about “ﬁ}.rc feet seven
' ey ches high ;—-—Said apprentice
bad on a stone grey coat, light waist
coat and dark pantaloons. Any person who
will take up said runaway and rewrs him
10 the fublcriber, shall have Ten Cents Re
‘wand,and po cost paid.
oV ] n.&um forbid all persons trusting
.on Bnboring said ranaway o my account,
‘a9 they o Id’.atoid the g?aé/ukz of the law.
£/ " N SAMUEL FRENCH,
R KY, Desopher 28,1807,
fMAigcelianeous Repasitorp.
On the close of the OLD and beginning of the
NEW YEAR. (
%MY heav'nly Muse awake, lift up thine
eyes !
And deep ifx thought, let all thy pow’rs arise!
Come, sing the close of time, with solemn
© found,
When months, whea years no more will
move around,
And all the sons of Adam’s race must die,
And mecet a vast, a long cternity.
Important hour! O greattremendous day !
When yonder vast expanse will melt away;
The rolling Sun in darkness hides his rays,
Or flee before the Godhead’s awful blaze ;
While flaming fire is through the empyrean
hurl’d,
And {preading round, consumes the [pacious
world. o .
And thou my foul, must meet th’ eternal Ged,
Enjoy his smiles, or fink- beneath his rod ;
Nor raise thy voice, with joy as thou didst
here,
To sing the toli of time, A NEW BORN YEAR.
The seasons now no more will move around,
Or man enjoy the fruits of earthly ground ;
Nor winter’s blast, nor heat of summer’s day,
Will e’er alternate his command obey.
But all are chang’d for an cternal {cene,
And roll along without a change between,
Come then, my foul, arise ! and bless thy
: God 3; :
Who fpar’d thy life {o long, witbheld his rod,
And opened his exhauftlefs fountains wide,
While their rich fircams have roll'd o eith.
er fide.
Adore him for the bleflings of the past,
And spend this year as if .il' was thy last.
Draw in the breath he gives, and eye his
ways,
Then breathe it back in gratitude and praise.
As steady as the hours and moments fy,
Be thou concern’d to live, and learn to die;
‘J'hat the approach of next may fire thy son%,
And furnifh matter to employ thy tongue.”
INTRODUCTIOGN OF CHRISTIANITY
;i INTO CHINA.
A Catholic Miflionary at Pekin,
named Odeadato, has been sentenced
to imprisonment for life at Geho in
Tartary, for having converted nume
rous Chinese to Christianity. A, na.
tive of Canton, named Chin-):g}:rrng,
and some soldiers, who were inftru
fnental to the pious labours of Odea
dato, have been punished, and all their
converts have been sent into banish
ment and {lavery at Elu, in Tartary.
The books on Christianity, the blocks
with which they were printed, and all
the papers of Odeadato and his fol-
Jowers have been publickly burned,
and several military and civil officers
have been banished, for their negli
gence in fuffering the people to be
corrupted. :
The Gospel had been publickly
preached in numerpus churches, and
it is fappofed has made such impres
sion amongit the natives, as even the
persecution to which they are exposed
cannot efface. [ Lendon paper.
State of New-Hampfhire,—Grafton {:
NOTICE is hereby given to the
| non-resident proprietors -and
owners of land in LANDAFTF, who
“have not paid their highway, school,
town and county taxes, for the year
1807 ; that so much of their lands as
will pay said taxes with incidental
charges, will be fold at public verdue,
at the dwelling-house of Nathaniel
Rix, in Landaff, on the third Monday
of March 1808, at ten of the clock in
the forenoon.
- The delinquznts are as follsws.
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Owners Names. | "G TN G
]o’hi‘r' ‘Paglzz‘ 0 2“5 344 108 29 6
gorﬁﬁéiyi‘&gﬂlaihulﬂ;} -!96}7«4: Jff;s 32 |
Sieph infman, in the P g
Gidcon Farrifs, 3 §3 7 9727 §
'i)"hﬂf‘.hx?:&ptherm 51 65 9827 i
faac How, 7&8 112539 10 2
Levi Judd, 51% »ze,-’;_ggparé 133
John G. Eaton, 18 11 2 160 47 13 3
%:]n%fsﬂnm,;‘ﬂz :Bfl~ ¥ a 9/ 6r 18 3
‘The Gover-Q 1t dollar 8 Q SR
ATy eot 550 908 35
‘The Gore adjoining Coventry, 400 217 68 11
Dot oo 45 e4O 8
Eandaff, December 28¢b,1807.
WarraNTED TEAS.
{ﬂtgﬁ rf"ceived and for sale at
Jothua Wentworth, jr’s
Store, in Conrt-_kn;t,‘-oppgﬁte the Brick- Market,
Hyifon, | : B ,
Young Hyfon, 1 l E A
Hyfon Skia, warranted
Souchong & Bohea | genuine.
' and a general assortment of
W. India Goods & Groceries.
Also for [ale at the above Store,
Fewßbls. MACKEREL,in ex
cellent order. ‘ Fanuary 12.
. ¢ NOTICE.
"THE Proprietors ,of
. the Fourth Turnpike Road in Neaw-
Hamp/hire, are hereby notified that
their annual meeting will be holden at
the dwelling-house of Thomas Hough,
innkeeper in Lebanon, on Tuelday
the second day of February next, at
ten o’clock in the forenoon, to choose
the neceflary officers of the corpora
tion for the year ensuing.
% ISAIAH POTTER,
Proprietors Cler k.
Lebanon, January Ift, 1808.
i Portsmouth, December 29, 1807. [6w.] 3
t NOTICE is hereby given that the
late firm of FOLSOM & HOIT,
' was diflolved by mutual consent on
_the 12th day of May laft,—=2ll persons
indebted to said firm are requested to
make immediate payment to either of
the {fubferibers, and all persons having
accounts against the fame are requelt
ed to exhibit them for fettienvent.
JOHN FOLSOM, -
BENJAMIN HOIT.
Exetery Dec. 31£2, 1807.
g Taken up sometime in the
wionth of Dzcember lafl, a cask of CiDER,
the owner may bave the fame by app{t'ing
2o Bartholomew Downing, ¢ fox
pointy and piying charges. |
| . Newington, January 4, 1808.
State of Neaw-Hampfbire, Chefbire [s.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non resident owners of land in
the township of SPRINGFIELD, in
f2id county, who have not paid their
school, town, coenty, highway and
school house taxesfor the year 1807 —
that so much of their !ands as will pay
{aid raxes, and incidental charges will
be fold at public vendue at the house
wof Encch Challis, innholder in said
Springfield, on the firk Monday in
- Muarch next, at ten o’clock, A. M. un
less prevented by previous payment.
K ‘ ‘ L
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G, Gy CoVCL G
;oj}uaClmuntélailg 100 18 1222 36 0O
”bb"aﬁ';”z:i }l6 100 21 16 2 45 ©
Henry Elkins 5 lot 6 50 12 $1 2 ‘O
ditto, Séat % ¢l2 .8 % 24..0
Lt.FobnSweat3lot 38 96 14 XX 1} 27 144
_7"”";,“5:’7:23”1}44 83 18 12 2 36158
diite, +&t3B 50 4 5 1 XBS 63
Capt. Wm. Rowel 33 192 28 20 3 57 230
Ann Ordway 5§ 96 18 12.2 36 O
Simeon Ladd 9 264 37 27 4 76 ©
'29‘,'”2":”;;o‘l‘{} 12 192 28 21 3 57 ©
ENOCH CHALLIS, Colleor.
Springfield, November 11, 18¢7.
State of Nean- Hampshire— Grafton fs.
N OTICE is hereby given to the non-r<fi
deat proprietors and owners of land in
the town of WENTWORTH, infaid
county, who have not paid their taxes
for the year 1807 ; that so much of
their land as will pay said taxes with
incidental charges, will be fold at pub
lic vendue, on Thursday the third day
of March next, at ten o’clock, A. M.
at the house of Nicholas Chafe, in said
town of Wentworth, unless prevented
by previous payment to the subscriber.
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Stephen Sealw, 2 00 0 100 8 8 79 66 63
3650 4433 2823 23
Col. Eber’r Ste- 1 1 2 100 § 5 45 38 145
vens, 2.13 I 100 2 2 22 17 7%
3490 44 3 3 28 23 84
Rev.Sam’l Web-1 3 4 100 44 35 29 107
% dﬁer,dl 24 2 c‘:ﬁ 4 100 3 3 34 29107
wand woted to Ljaac Ulif- S g
Jford by t/)e[;rop:ieta{f% 59 3 3748, 847
BENJAMIN COTTON, Collecior.
" Wentworth, December 16, 1807.
State of New Hamp/hive— Chefbire [s.
a 7 OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-residents, owners of land
in RINDGE, in said couaty of Ches
hire, who bave not paid their taxes
for the year 1807 ; that unless they
previously pay the fame, so much of
their lands as will pay said taxes and
all legal charges, will be fold at pub
lic vendue, at the house of Capt. Moses
Todd, inn-holder in said Rindge, on
Wednefiay the thirticth day of March.
next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon.
. l 2 3 oé”' Tt
: I MAXN T NS
2 RER RGN W
Names. P B iRy B
gctcr l;crhban}, 410 50 50 25 119 X
origiualf{japfictof},g g A ..!O 1.4 5
amuel fobaion ?
“Iom.sl;%::;?“ } 22 4 28 4030, 911
~ AMOS CUTLER, Colle&or.
“Rindge, December 28, 1807.
. &x Found in oné of the fireetsin
“this town, aw Ox-CHaiN, the owner may
have 13 fawme by proving property and
poying for this advertisement. - Janwacy §.
T g el -3 h
INFORMS his friends that he has RE
MOVED from Mrs. Hardy’s in High
ftreet, to Col. ﬁwma: Thompson’s in Pleafant
ftrcet, the next door South of Goversnar
Lanpdon’s, and nearly opposite the Univer
falig‘s new Meeting-house, where he may be
found. , Nov. 17th, 1807. [3m.]
T i i s
‘N 7 E the f{ubfcribers have
found great inconvenience buth to
ourselves and to our customers, by {uffering
our Accounts to remain unfettied for a long
course of years j—therefore we do hereby
request all those with whom we have ac
counts open, of one year’s {tanding or more,
w 0 {cttle them as soon as may bg ; as we are
determined to fettle all our accounts annu
ally, and for that purpole all our Lills will
be regularly presented at the close of each
year.
4. R. Cutter,
Jobn Fackfon,
W. Cutter, j
F-H. Pierrepont,
L. Spalding,
Foftah Dwight,
!j‘q/bua Brackett.
/&5 Grand Lodse.
THE Officers and Membets of
the Grand Lo<ge of the State
of Newhampfhire, the diftri@ Deputy
Grand Masters, and the Muiters and
- Wardens of subordinate Lodges, are
!'mformed, that the general assembly of
- the Grand Lodge of the State of New
- Hampthire will be holden at the lodge
- room in Portsmouth, on Wednesday
E the 27th day of January, A.L. 5808,
-at 2 o’clock P. M. By Order, :
l I%L. SPALDING, G. Secretary.
s Hecuther 29, 5307,
NOTICE.—. SIMES’ Efate,
! ! I "HE subscriber being ap
; pointed Adminiltrator on the
- eltate of JOSEPH SIMES,
i late of Port{fmouth, mariner, deceaf
- ed, requelts all persons, to whom the
decafed was indebted, to present their
_claims for settlement ; and those who
.are indebted to the deceased, will
mpleale to make payment (o
GEORGE RICHARDS, Admin’r.
Portsmouth, Fanuary 5, 18c8.
i LOAN OFFICE, New Hampfbire,
| June vlih, 1807,
NOTICE is hereby given,
: That in conformity with the pro
juﬁ_nns of the a&t fupplemcntary to the a&,
mtituled “ An a¢t making provision for the
redemption of the whole of the public debt
of the United States,” books will be opeaed
at the office of the commissioner of loans for
New-Hampshire, on the firft day of July
next, to continue open until the seventeenth
day ‘of March, 1808, inclusively, the four
teen last days of cach quarter excepted, for
the purpose of receiving fubferiptions for
such parts of the old fix per cent. deferred
fix per ccnc. and three per cent. stocks, as
may, on the day of fubfeription, {tand on
the books of the said commiflioner of loans.
These proprictors of the old fix per cent.
and deferred stocks, who may fublcribe, wiil
reccive in lieu thereof a new fix per cent.
stock, equal to thé unredcemed amount of
-the stock surrendered, redeemable at the
pleasure of the United States, under a pro
viso however, that no reimbursement thall
be made except for the whole amount of
any such new certificate of stock, nor till af
ter fix months previous notice : and the
proprictors of the three per cent. stock who
may fubferibe, will receive in lien thereof,
a fix per cent. stock, equal to fixty-five per
cent. of the amount of three per cent. sur
rendered, redeemable in the famemanner as
the new fix per cent. abovementioned, but
not reimburf{able however, withaut the as
sent of the hoiders, until afrer the whole of
the new fix per cent (given in cxchange for
old fix or deferred as abovemcantioned,) as
well as the whole of tlie eight per cent.
ftoclz of the United States, shall have been
reimbursed. Itis also provided that in every
reimbursement which may take place, a
preference will be given to these creditors
who may notify theiravifh to be reimbursed ;
/and that if the applications to that cfifect
thall at apy time cither exceed or fall short
of the {uin then appliq‘é to that parpofe,
the privrity of payment thall, so far 2s may
be necessary, bodogrmined by bot. .
The present stock-holders who reside in
any pzrt of Europe, and may aflent to that
modification, msy, at their option, reccive
the interest aceruing on the new stock, cither
in the United States #s heretofore, or in
London, or Amsterdam at par: ia which
last case, the interest will be paid there by
the bankers of the United States, fix months
subsequent to the day on which the fame
would be payable in the United States, and
subject to'no variation ; nor to any other
dedu&ion than a commiflion to the bankers,
of one half per cent. on the interelt thus paid.
WILLIAM GARDNER,
Commiflioner of Loans.
% INOTE,
Proprictors of 1000 dollars nominal fix-per cent.
Stock, subscribed before the I_/} Oétober, 18c7,
wwill be entitled to receive, 649 G 2 of new fix
If fubferibed betwween the 1f
Odlober and 31ff Decem- s
e RBO, . et 644 37 o
betavoeen the \f! Fanuary, and
| 17th March, 1808, 619 03 o
Proprietors of 1000 dollars :
nominal deferred, subscribed
beforethe 1l O&tober, 1807,
will be entitled to recidve, 85§ ~8 ~—
If fubferibed betzveen the 18 \
Oc&tober, and 31/ Decern
bér, 2800 y 5Ny 8 853 62 —
between the 3} Fanuary, and -
17th Maroh, 1858, 831 42 ' ==
Beiny the unredeemed amount of the old Stock on
the 1} Fuly and O&Zober,lßC7 and \ff Fanuary,
1808, respectively. ;
Propriectors of 1000 dollars three per cent. Stock
awill be entitled to receive 650 dollars of new fix.
LUMBER. For Sale by
[OHN HILL,
At bis Lumber Wi barf, North-End—
LUMBER of all kinds; by the Car
go,at the thorteft notice, likewise byretail.
- Baid HILL having gaod accommo
dations will attend to consignments of Lum
ber. Every favor gratefully received. :
Portsmouth, Oftober 13. [3.22:_
TO BE LET,
¢r A Building at the middle
Town whats, suitable for a store or dwell
ing-hou{:e. In‘qtiirc of GEQ; F. BLunT.
< December 29. » T
SR o 5 oTR P N S USRI
. g Fanuary 18c8. ]—The Edi
tors of the New-Hampthire GazeTTE pre
sent their kind Patrons with the compli
ments of the feafon:—And beg leave to
observe, as this is the an;menc\é’m¢m of
a ncwv year, and a season when accounts
" crowd in from all quarters apace, that they
are necessitated to call on thcir Customers
-who are indebted either for Advertisements
or' Newspapers, (whose accounts have not
‘been zfee‘:lea' within 12 months past) fomake
immediate payment, as it is ’imm{ﬁ&#ﬁf
them to difchdrge the constantly accumu-
Jating accounts of the Paper-maker, ink
manufaurer and type-fonader, without re
ceivin %‘ylﬁmﬁwﬁwhoe@“y the bene
iof thele aticles, jmmediately from the
Hardware.
Thomas V. Penhallow,
Has reccived per ships Preflident Adams,
and Mary Jane, from ingland; an
. additiqnal {fupply of
Cutlery, Ironmongery and
Hardware' GOODS ;
which-are offered for sale on liberal terms
by wholcfale and retail.
Ameng which are the following articles, Vig—m
JOINER’s,Ship-Carpenter’s,
Carver’s, Sadler’s, Cooper’s and Shoe
makers Tools ; Iron and Brass Wire 5
Devonthire and square Iron Shovels
and Spades; Sheet-Iron; Clock hands;
best hoop L. Blilter’d, Heart & Club,
and Halback Steel ; Anvils & Vices ;
Screw Plates ; Church Plate ; white
Chappel and Superfine white Chapp:l
Needles ; bundle and Ib. Pins.
: A complete affsrtment of |
Joiner’s ftock’d, Moulding
Tools. 4» extensive assortment of
Locks; Hinges, Latches, Bolis and
Screws ; Brass & Iron Thumb Latch
es and Rappers; brass Nails ; Pewter ;
Clock Faces ; Horfemens Pistols.
Articles for furnithing Houses.
Brass Kettle: ; common & elegant
plated Table Casters ; Table & Dofere
Knives and Forks, Carvers, & Steels 3
Brass and copper Warming Pans ;
Tin’d sheet iron, copper and cast iron
Tea Kettles ; brass and iron Chaffing
Dith:s ; plated brass, japan’d and iron
Candleflicks ; hard metal and block
tin Tea Pots; plated, japan’d & steel
Snuffers ; plated and japan’d Spuffer
Trays ; Waiters 3 tin’d iron and coms
pofition Tea and Table Spoons ; Flat
Irons ; TFrying Pans ;3 Shovels and
Tongs ; Andirons ; brass Chimney
Hooks ; brass nefe and common Bel
lows ; Lanthorn Lamps ; Looking
Glafles ; Cloak Pins; Fioor, Heorth,
Dutt, Cioth, Shoe & Furniture Brulh
es 3 brass and japan’d Patent Lamps ;
black and morocco grou’nd gold,
and imitation border’d O¢tagon Tea
Trays ; japan’d Breadand Fruit Bast
kets ; Knife Trays ; Tea Cadies and
Canuoilflers ; Cheese Trays ; iron and
brass Skimmers ; Fleth Forks, Ladles 3
House and Tea Table Bells 3 Grid
Irons ; Toalters ; Chopping Knives ;
brass walh hand Bafons ; fleel and box
Coftee Mills ; Decanter Lables ; Cork
Screws; Tinder Boxes complete ; Bed
Keys ; Bed and ?air Pans ; Bed
Cords ;3 Pewter Qfiarts and Pints 3
Fith Kettles ; Poringers ;. bell metal
Kettles and Skillets ; Hatchets 3 black
Lead ; Rotten Stone, & Stair Rods.
A large assortment of
SADDLERY, Viz.
Webbs, pluth, plated, asd tin’d Bitts
and Stirrups ; tin’d inlet and flat set
Buckles ; polished Roller Buckles ;
silvered and faded Buckles and Tips;
silvered and faded Saddle Nails 5 Reek
and silvered Martingal Hooks ; polish.
ed Cock-Eyes ; Breafiplaie and Tug
Buckles ; plated Spurs ; brass Terrets 3
Fly Rings ; Water Haoks ; Winker
Circles & Pieces ; Loops, Buckles, &c.
An extensive assortment of FILES.
A great variety of
Knives & Forks; Jacknives ;
Penknives ; Razors ; Scissors & Shears.
Looking-Glafles from 2/3 to
36 dollars each ; Scates ; Sleigh Belis
of all sizes ; Hones, and Oil Stones.
A large assortment ¢f
Steel & common plate Saws,
viz—Ciofs-Cut, Pit, Webb, Hand,
Pannel, Dovetail, Compass, and Key
Hole Saws ; painted Scale Beams 3
Steelyards of all sizes ; Razor Cases ;
Shaving Boxes ; Curling Tongs ;
Scales and Dividers 3 Mathematical
Inftraments, Surveyor’s Infiruments 3
Ship Scrapers ; Caulking Irons ;
Pitch Ladles ; Rat Traps ; Gun
Locks ; best Currier’s Knives; patent
Brick and Plaiftering Trowels ; Cofhn
Letters and Figures ; Slates, &c.
—ALSO— '
One hundred boxes best Bris
tol Crown Window Giafs in prime or
der, consisting of the following sizes,
viz. 6by 8,7 by 9 Bby 10, 10by 12
10 by 14, 11 by 14,and 122 by 165 ;
brass Commodes ; best Scicles ; Proof
Glafles ; Cow Bells ; Cast Iron
Weights, from § oz to 28 pounds 3
Shovel Pans ; A large assortment of
Horse and Chaise Whips ; Hotfe Fet
ter Locks ; Fiints ; Spikes ; Deck
Nails ; Drads, Nails and Tacks cut and:
wrought; of all kinds ; Cart, Chaise
and Waggon Boxes of all sizes ; Safly
Weights, and Lines. 4 AP
Best German steel Mill Saws.
CAST IRON WARE, viz.
Pots and Kettles of all sizes ; Dutch
Ovens ; Spiders ; Skillets ; Dogs 5
Bafons ; High Pans; 'l'eaKettlc;%:c- -
o T W. P. Informs bis friends and
the public, that be bas removed to the flore
lately occupied by Mﬁ{-; Henderson and
GCaoper, next door to M fﬁfﬂgm Mar
ket firect, -wb;"bée';{w fully solicits &
continuance of their favours.. .
“Portimouth, November 17, 1807,
e Wanted, @ capable Lad, from
Englifs Goods Jlore— Inguive of the Printerse,