The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-05-15 00:00:00, page 4

~ fhugcellznests Reposttory:
. " THE IDVERS OF RUM. <
i SRI e Al s
" T've mus'd on the miseries of life, |
Mo find from guarter they come -~
©*Whenee molt of confufion and firife, .
Alss! from the loyers of Rum.
/" 'Ttnet with 2 Tair one diltrefs’d, ‘
© Fafk’d whence her {orrows could come;.
She reply’d I am sorely opprefa'd,
.My husband’s a lover of Rum. :
1 found a poor ¢hild in the street,
* "Whose limbs, by the cold, were all numb
No stockings or shoes on his feet, ey
~ His father’s alover of Rum. : :
1 went to colleét a small debt,
‘T he master was absent from home ;
The fcq'ncl I need not relate,
The man was a lover of Rum. :
.1 met with a paupet in rags, ¢
Who afk’d for a trifling fom ; :
I'll tell you the cause why he begs,
He once was a lover of Rum.
s
I've {cen men, fromhealth, wealth & case,
Watimely descend to tle tomb ;
I need not describe their disease, -
¥ Because they were lovers of Rum, o
" Ask Prisons and Gallowfes all, r
Whence most of their customers come §
From whence they have most of their calls,
They'i tel! you,,f‘rfmm lovers of Rum ™
: A HATER OF RUM.
i —— <
- From a late Londen paper.
SLOW AND SURE
In planning Expeditions 'gain(t the foe,
Our Ministers are ever sure though flozw ;
Each Evpedition meets a common fate,
S:eww to depart. and sure—to be too late,
N e ey
- Fygom the Genius of Liberty.
. @reat and nnblc actions ought to be known
and recorded
The following is an extrall of a letter from a
gentleman near Princeton, New Ferfey, to bis
Jriend at Long-Hill dated Feb 28:h, 1810.
% An iutereiling incident occorred near
Princeton, some weeks ago. The cold Sat
urday a number of students were fcating on
Scudders mill pond ; one of them named
Hone, about sixteen years old, fell into the
water, where it was from 10 to 15 sect decp.
In firuggling to get cut, he broke the ice
for soma diltance round. but did not succeed,
and brcome at {aft (o exhausted and over
come that he could not fece. The fludents
in the mecan time, ran’ backwards and for
wards clamoring, Yut no one ventured to
the aid of his perifhiong friend.—An appren
tice boy, however, about 14 years old, ap
proached so near Hone that he put one end
of a stick with which he had been playing
ball on the ice, into his hand. With the
aid of this ffick he drew Hone upon the ice;
and though enfible of his own danger and
shedding tcars. he persisted till he drew Hone
‘fo far forward that the end of his skate
caught on the edge of the ice. Hone then
giked the boy to !et him draw back and ex- -
tricate himfeif ; he did so, and both at last
reached a place of fafety. Hone, when fuf
ficiently r ¢ vered, put his hand into his
pocket, ana offered the boy 2 dollars which
he had with him. The gencrous boy would
not take it, faying he would have done the
~fame for any person in the fame situation.
He offered him-afterwards 20 dollars; the
boy said he did not want his money Hone's .
father came on, and offered to buy the boy’s
time, but the {enfible tittle fellow f{aid he
wished to 'earn his trade. Finally, Mr. Hone,
the father, invested for the boy, 500 dollars,
and the ftndents made him up abou: 200
dollars more. It is {aid the boy’s father
. 'was a man of property in New York ; but
‘became insolvent, died.and left his children
so destitute, that this son was bound to Hor
aer to learn the Tanner’s bulinefs.” ;
ANECDOTES .
- A certain good woman in S——,
on hearing the Rev. Mr. Locke had
- iurned as Arminian, went with ea.
gernefs through the snow to fee him ;
and alkkd him if he was an Armin
ian 3#To which Mr. Locke replied,
«Qh ! I was born in Chariefion.”
Oa%r:’_ngﬁwhich, the good lady re
tired With great fatisfaction. - ST
- The Rev. Mr. Fish of U——, hav
ing one day, in the time the ‘¢ New
Lights” firlt came in fafhion preach
ed very fervently ; his hearers faf
pe&in&bc had turned ¢ New Light,”
chofé a committee to enquire if jt
was true On_ cdming to Mr. Fiﬂl,
they asked him if he was 2 ¢ New
Light ?"—He replied, by wishing to
‘know what was a New Light 2 They
ﬁf}fgegcd.wt_hey could not RII, as they
(she New Light)) hid newly come
" _gbouc; bat they were totd of their
‘being a bal set of peﬂuplc‘“dxforgani\?-‘
~ers. and perfgns, who meags to break
‘uo alk good focietics ; and that he
&tv.;}; ih) knew what they “were,
. therefore they wished him to tellthem
. %f he were one { ‘Mr. Filh paused——
_and then said, * You may tell those, -
' who feat- you, I am not a © New
" "L;gb;;”batun old.one sew fnuffed.”
R ee I Y
. ‘The Jate lord Mynsfield, williag to
- favea man who had flolen a watch,
del&,tbe,jurym value ‘it at ten
RNN W Y X i e : ’ ik e
“pegees Temipeooe, ceied. the ‘profe
~ eutor, my l01d; why the very fafhion.
ghieol me G poonds”—~o, fs
- his lovitfip, WE 80l not bang & man
A lady who prefomed o ke
;. Jothy s ygrions; Wiilly Bgy ician'
that if {ome women were sdmitted
et %ﬂf%@i
SeATT vR R R e T
??@gﬁ&%ﬁmﬁ
L asrottten BETE, We ah &
B APMRBRRE eSTe e e
Spring € Swmmer Goods.
-W. Jones jr.
| . 87 A A ey
E l_] AS jutt received, and now
opening for sale, a great varicty o
. Fafbionable, Fancy & Staple
PIECE GOODS
, ’ AMONG WHICR ARE . .
Buff, slate, lead, light, purple
and blk. Canton Crapes ; % black and
white silk Netting ; plain & tambor’¢
white silk Sleeves ; plain & phaid Silke
of the miolt falhionable colors; an
elegant zflortment broad and narrow
Ribbons 3 buff, purple and pink Ben
gal Stripes §iblack Floreace & Italian
Luftring ; Cacton ditto and double
Sarfuets ; satin {plit firaw, wardel and
turban Hars & Bonnets, Straw. Trim
mings ; fawn and black 4 satin Cam.
brics 5 ladies open work & plain whit
Cotton Hose; pick and dark Ging.|
hams ; 7 London Prints.
A variety Parasols with and
without - netting_fringes ; large silk
Umbrellas 3 Italian and Canton black
Sewing Sitks ;£ Irith and Germar
Lisens ; Long Lawns; Linen Cam
brics ; Brittanias; English and India
Diapers ; chints Counterpanes ; buff
Ninkins ; Wathington Stripes ; Fuof
tians 5 ¢ & 7 black Crapes ; black and
colored Galloons ;. Tapes & Bobbins ;
% & § white cotton Cambricks.
A complete aflortment men’s
ribb’d and“plain, white and color’d
cotton Hose ; fine corded Dimities ;
fine jaconet Muslins for neck ¢loths ;
fathicnable Velting ; belk double blk.
Florentines for veflings.
INDIA GOODS.
Blue and yellow Nankins ;
fine Shirting Battas; fine Mow San.
nas ; Sheeting Cotrons ; Long Cloths ;
Bandannas; black end checked silk
Handkerchiefs ; Malabar & Gilla do.|
CARPETINGS.
A handsome aforiment
Floor & Stair Carpeting, &c.
May 1. iBIO.
7 3 : - |
New Spring & Summer
GOODS. |
Y UST received and now o-
J pening at . .
"DRAPER’s |
CHEAP CASH STORE,
- A great wvariety of |
Seasonable Goods,
AMONG WHICH ARE
An elegant variety of
Straw HATS & BONNETS
of a superior gnality and newest fhapes’
Varicty elegant tambour’d Lace Handkfs.
Ladies long white Kid Gloves—Habit do
do dark and light Limerick do— Habit do.
Cantoa black Crapes—ltaliando ;
Figur’d and plain lace’ Armlets and Gloves
Itahian black and plaid Luftrings
Fancy plaid Luftrings for bonnets
~Thin jacomet Cambricks, very good guality
wvariety fafoionableplaid broadLu_ﬂrinanbbons
Ladies twill'd cotton fprigp’d Mantles
i % & & white cotton Cambricks
Very cheap & lapet and leno Muslins
A great variety white Cambric porket Hdkfs,
Low pric’d Long Lawns & German Linens
India black Saifnets and Luftrings
7 & 4 linen Diaper, £,4,]&% cotton do
Iralian black Sewing Silks—bell quality
Cambric and common Dimigi‘es,
4 Lighe London Prints,
¥ & % Britilh Shirting Cottons :
+ & 4 Inith Lipens e
# Plain Leno Muslins, very nice,
Laadtes & Gentlemans Silk Hose
Italian white Crape, bell quality
Pink, blue, white and green Sarfoetts
Black and white Lace Veiling
Plain blk. Liace Nett
4 & § Black Cambricks San
‘Wathington Stripes, Russia Diapers
Bik Ruffels & Calimancoes, very cheap
A great variety 6-4 Muslin Shawls. for balf price
500 {mall Pocket Handkerchiefs for /6 ps.
400 white Cambric do. for 20 cents.
“Dack Ginghams and Chawbrays. =~
-British Nankeensy cottonCaflimeres & Jeans
Sifterfoy and Madrals Handkerchiefs -
Ladies lace clock & plain white cotton Hose
“%do buff and color'd cottondo -
Gentlemen’s white and color’d ¢otton Hose
“Blugapd yellow Nankeens—firft chop
'Co%y ‘Nankins—beft quality -
Blue India Cottons . .+ S
A large.fupply of low, priced and wery ‘fine
-3 and yard wide shirting India Cottons
: A great varicty of Kidderminfter
Cal‘peuﬂg, > )_vqc,wcﬂ:pa;&vt':;l_is
Venetian Stair do. &c. &c. &,
SNS RSBO LS e o X %
Nathaniel B. March,
R ESPECTFULLY inform
- XX the publie, that he has té:g@ih&p
in :pw.:gf,.gﬁs,rwg@pwﬁsf;l Mz, Charie:
- L£ebars o ines v e will Wor g,
UM IR e il
- Saddles, Bridles, Harnefles,
‘Matroffes, Trunks, and mili
.s Upholstering & Chaifc
- Trimmidg aticaded to witly dispatch ac
o eßlgt Bl g ok S
FoE b & __";,‘42l~‘K"t3 o e T‘"
(b TR ee IO SRS ]R o e G A R T
%Qﬁ&uh&@ﬁv«i to the
i, T e B ANV KoE s s W T e LT
hampbire Goos f § AN noo resident proprictors and
Swacts of Jand in'STRATFORD, in said county, who
lldve not paid their county, Wgﬁoﬂ,ﬁ‘ﬁodobwﬁ and
bighway taxes for the year 1809, that so much of their
iands as will pay said taxes, \m?b_’my:lécntal‘ charges,
will be fold at public wendue to the highest bidder, on
Monday the second day of July next, at ten o’clock
A. M at the dwelling boule of Isaac Stevewns, Esq.
inoholder in said Stratford, unless prevented by
revious payment to me the subscriber, ?g'\'?:..og:
5 % 3} § EnED
Original Graniees A N 8 .3'- § s
= 3 ta
* Names. : /3 8. €7C 8 8,
Perry Averill I 50 17 14 20 29 29
| 2 59 200 34 29'40 58 58
-do undivided . SOt 2"2 250 ‘
3 137 205 17 14 20 29 29
4 4 194 200 9 7 10 14 14 .
Mofcs Averill 1 63 50 17 14 20 29 29
e 2 53 200 34 29 40 55 58
Lo 3 101 200 17 14 20 29 29
e : 4 136 200 9 7 10 14 14
s doundivided & 50 1 1 2 2 2
Samuel Beers 2 I 200 34-29 40 58 58
| ‘do undivided 30 5% %%
Nathan Booth 2 82 200 34 29 40 58 58
’ 3 56 200 17 14 20 329 29
1 ’ 4 103 200 9 7 10 14 14
do undivided w SO k)G
George Boyd * 2 52 2co 34 29 20 58 58
3 65 200 17 14 20 29 29
4 195 200 9 7 10 14 14
G de undivided 0 - 258 8 L 8
Samuel Beard 2 34 200 34 29 40 58 58
}, 3 175 200 17 14 20 29 29
4 8 2co 9 71014 14
do undivided I % %
ofecph Barlow ~~ | 3 %7 200 17 14 20 29 29
T, do undivided * 30 R%A
Jabez Baldwin .3 192 2CO 17 14 20 29 29 1
oy 4165200971014141
do undivided ey R Ra e R ]
Heth Baldwin sy S 0 % w 8 K R
do undivided SRR B 8 S
George Crague 2 110 100 17 I 4 20 29 29 .
3 §7 200 17 14 20 29 29
4 49 200 9 7 10 14 14
; do-uadivided 50 ¥y & 3 2 3
Stcphen Curtifs jun. 1 68 50 25 21 30 43 43
ey 2 95 200 34 29 40 58 58
3 185 200 17 14 20 29 29
4 104 200 9 7 10 14 14
do nndivided 30, Py 9 402
Samuel Curtifs 3 132 200 17 14 20 29 29
4 208 200 9 7 10 14 14
Stephen Curtifs undivided 50 1 1 2 2 2
Danicl Fowle 2 183 200 34 29 40 58 58
.3 130 200 17 14 20 29 29
R 4 34200 971014 14
Beojamin Hinman 3 70 200 17 14 20 29 29
do undivided Xt 8 %%
Truman Hinman 3 37 200 1% 14 20 29 29
do undivided S 0 X X 2 8%
Aaron Hinman 3 128 200 17 14 20 29 29
; 4 74200 9 7 10 X 4 14
| do undivided g 0 L 888
Joseph Hoibrook ' 2 119 200 34 29 40 58 58
3 97 200 17 14 30 29 29
.4 26 200 9 7 10 14 14
do undivided 30 1. 4 “ale s
Richard Hart 8 96 oo 17.14 20 29 2g
i 33 200 _ 10 14 14
do .urzdz'_vz'dzd‘l oy 50 91 Z 2 2 2
Jofepk Hotbrook jun 2 200 200 34 29 40 38 58
| 3 178 200 17 14 20 29 29
4 183 200 9 7 10 14 14
- do undivid-d $O Ll 2022
John Holbrook jun ~2 198 200 g 4 29 40 58 58
3 338 200 17 14 20 99 vQ
Ea 27 200 10 ig4 14
’domu:t‘im'd'egsl,"i . 59 ? I e : 2
Agur Judson 4 15! 200 9 7 10 14 4
Agur fudfom jun 4 196 QOO9 7 10 14 14
Dantel fuafer jun 2 172 85 15 12 17 25 %§
'8 15 200 17 14 20 29 £Q
" 4 162 200 9 7 10 14 14
"do undivided - 46 g 4 1
Elijah Hinman -3 ga 200 17 14 20 29 29
.4 156 200 9 710¥g 14
do undivided Jo 4 g% R 8
Willzam King 5 181 200 34 29 40 58 58
3 32 200 17 14 20 29 29"
4 55200 9 7 10 14 14
do undivided 50 1 1 2 8 @
Elisha Mills 4155 50.2 %'.3 4 4
Reynold Marvin 1 84 5925 21 30 43 43
: . 2 159 00 17 14 20 %9 29
3 13100 9 710 14 14
Jacob Sheaves jun 2 174 6o 10 9 12 17 17
3167:20 9 7 IO 14 14
4 <OBO 9 721014 14
do undivided SO s s
Samyel Sherburne 11 86 po 17 13 %0 29 eg
Agur Tomlinfon 4 19 200 @ 71014 14
Watiam Thomgfon g 16 260 17 14 20 29 29
' g 14200 @ 710 14 1}
- do undivided §O. 8. L 8w e
fifepk Tomlinfon "1 + 50 17 14 20 29 29
2 111 200 34 29 40 58 58
| 3 19 200 17 14 40 29 39
4 137 200 9 7 1014 14
- doundivided . 50 1' 1 8 2 .3
Stephen Tombinfon 1 g 5 5025 018043 43
. .do undivided B gk g2R
“zrahiah Whiumore 2 147 900 34 29 40 58 58
Ny '8 113 €OO 17 14 20 29 9.
| ~ ,4 24200 g 71014 14
: do undivided - 5 8 A% 2 .8
42940 Jofpak Willard 262 220 g 53 58
' 3 8 2 17 14 20 29 29
_ .. 7. 4 105 %00 g 71014 14
Thomas Wiofler 3d 2 - 30 200 34 29 40 58 58 -
B 4 135200 9 7 .30 3% i 4
~ doundivided . 5o 13@ 8 2
Thomas Wooffer jun 2 Ic9 150 26 21 go 43 43
i LTR A 309 7NOIB 1e
8 S )4 71100 4 35 7.7
Fifeph Wogfter :d 2 98 200 34 29 40 53 58.
s 3 64 200 17 14 20 29 29
4 177 2009 710 14 14
0 Undsvided T THO 4 A R R
Moses Welten; 4 6300 4 8 57 7
Fofeph Welis . 2 197 100 17 14 =0 29, 29
.. 3115 300 17 14 R 0 29 29
4 '5% %00 9. 71014 iy
. doundivided 80 1 4.3 ‘% %
Stephen Sherman 3 108 300 17 14 20 79 9
Pl et - 28800 19 - #Oll4
Benjamin Parker ‘s 68 200 84 29 40 48 58
Se AT 446 200 g 7*“"3 e
Mefipie Lso SR 058 58
3139 900 ¥7 1420 29 89
3B 9 7iorgis
N doundivided - g 0 ot L 8 22.
ieorge Lowis: -%" BRlgeo 9499 40 88 58
L A7is g e9ieo 17 14 %029 39
dounditided .g6TI 23 -
i sTE sßs 200 84 20 40 §B+sß
ek W‘”;:% ":@:ﬁﬁg 99
STR R G gRR RLR S S
« downdividid © . S 0 1122 .3
TR Ly o AR s 2 G B L
- Xor Sale (just received ) by
Te = ;
H. Goddard,
, NEWEST fathion gilt fram
A N LOOKING GLASSES of all sizes
(more elegant than any before received.)—
An assortment of PAINTS, in¢luding a toa
of best quality WHITING., * =~~~ ]
~~7byg, 8 by 10, and- 10 by 12 Crown
GLASS & Tl
~ German, English blistered and American
STEEL. A% : 3
Common and cross TIN. :
English Nails, Tacks and Brads.
A large assortment of Clock Furniture ;
brass Shutter Knobs ; Commodes and Rose
Handles ;- Drawer Locks; Screws ; Hinges;
Files ; Iron ‘Wire ; Snaffle and Pclham
Bits ; pluth, all sizes cur Tacks, togeth
er with such other GOODS as were before
wanting to complete an aflortment of
PAINTS & HARDWARE.
A quantity of Philadelphia Harness and|
Skirting LEATHER daily expected. May 8|
e L et SO Ol T
Corn & Flour. j
A quantity of good CORN|
« A aud Howard.ftreet fuperfine FLOUR |
forfalely ROBERT RICE. |
May 8, 1810,
e = A RN DS SRR L L
Thuty Dollars Reward ! '
! OS3'T, on the 27th inflant]|
beiween Pifcataqua Beidge and the
lubicribers dwelling houie 10 Doverda riewl
Red Moroceo Pocker Book, contaiting a
bout one nundred and fittcen Dollary cur.
rent Bank Bilis and_torty dollars uncurrent,
of the Vermont, Coos, Chethire, Hillboro’
and Penobfcot Banks—amonglt which\were|
alO dollar bill of the Cheshire, two fivg of|
the Coos. cne 1 dollar and 25 cent bil 'of}
the Vermont State Bank 3 2 Notes of h d,i’
one signed jointly and severally by Ass D r-’
born and William Garland for three b |
dred and twenty-seven dollars and ejght|
ccats dated April 7th, 18 o—with an cn‘-!
dorfement of eight dollars and thirtylour
cents of fame date ; another signed byDth-*
niel Varney tq Andrew Hufley for onq/hun-i
dred and cighteen dollars and eighty/cents
bearing date March sth, 1810 payable in}
W. 0. Shooks—2 due bills, one signed by
Abraham Shaw for thirty nine bushels Salt,
—the oiher by Jacob Wendell, for fourteen
dollars and five cents, and some other pa-,
pers of no value to any but the owner. The
above reward will begiven to the person,
who may find the fame and return it to thci
owner, . ISAAT WENDELL
_,Ath Month 3oth, 1810.
Robert Mendum,
HAS removed his shop to
nearly opposite his former stand, next,
door to Mr T. W Penhallow’s Store, Mag-!
ket street where he carries on the Boot &
Shoc making business, as usual, with neat-l
nefs and dispatch. ‘ May 1. |
W ANTED an a€live Lso fromi
, 13 to 15 years of age as an,
Apprentice to the Painting business,
one whose disposition is naturally goo|
will meet with suitable encounrage |
ment. HENRY BUFFORD. |
- APRiL 24, 1810, : |
Stone Cutting. - |
SMITH & TREAT, havel
‘ jult reccived a new affertment of Mar
ble, suitable for Building stones, Grave and
Tomb-stones, and a number of Soap-flone|
Backlogs—and kecp constantly for faic at
their thop, ©n the corner of Vaughen firect
and Deer firect, a complete aflotment of}
Free. (tone hearths and jambs, clouded Mar
ble ditto—Slate Grave Stones ‘of all fizes,|
Paint Mi'ls, Paint Stones and Mullers— &
many other articles in their line. All orders
will be executed with neatness and dispatch,
at the lowest rate, for Cath or approved
credit, and cvery favor gratefully acknowl.{
edged December 19, 1909 ',
FOR SALE, |
A THREE Story HOUSE,
~ at the Mill dam, petween Capt.f
Hooker’s and Mr. Marshal’s on'long
credit. Bills of Exchangeon London»{:
For terms apply to ¥ . |
Mt s THOMAS MANNING L
ND pofleflion given by the
A middle of May inlt, that elegant ;and,“
- commodious brick Houf in Market @:et‘E;
formerly occupied as an Hotel, with a Sta
ble fuitabje for sixteen horses—the I'mﬂ.ci
contains four large Rooms, one of which “‘
46 by 22'feet—-a large Kitchen with a Pumpl
and Rumford apparatus, and twegty two
lodging chambers. For terms apply to
A CLEMENT STORER.
- Portfmopth, May ¢+ — ~— &
~J. POND -~
Has for sale at his Shop No. 8, Congref:
o X e R
LATED, japan'd Cutlery Ware, and
P]gwclr,y of the newef} fathion. 4/, ’
- Warranted 8 day Clocks 3 patent Time,
Keepers and Watchies, and Watch Furniture
~of almolt every description. ' Also, e
- Fifteen gross of the best Liverpool Watch
' Glasses, to be fold very cheap foreafth, -
-\‘“Cl‘b'eksrand Watches of every dcfcﬂP“Qn{
carefully repaired and warranted. B
;. J-Ponp returns; his -most grateful thanks
'to the Inhabitants of this town, and the pub:
lic in general for the patronage he has re
“ceived, md&pesfotsaqymmmc of their
\fge L Se TR May x
*Jf’fHAS'l‘lEm%kes this op
J e portunity” of informing the inhabi
tants @lggprt.f.nzmbh?af‘ht’!*-‘f‘t,ihitr‘»f’!’.‘%?
“he teaches the Freach ang Englith languages
Sty VORI (e, e
Xfmmm/ T'tigonometry, Navjgation and
Geography with the ufc of “"I;b:‘ I
<the advice of friends fecls difpofcd to remain
“if proper encouragement were given LR
e oot o
P T ey sot
~ded at therr own houses, ~ .~° 0
e s e A e B SR S A L ’
- Sales at Au&ion.
A A R e
In Thursday the 171 infl. as tx & clock .
rf"’g"”’{“’ [old at public - Aultiony
at Learfe’s Wharf (if not previously
d{/&?{ﬂd of as private sale) . 77
'] 1E Beat MURR. 15:
9 t;goixs burthen and,may,b‘ f’;"cd;.f;{. ’
ifhing at 4 small expcace, baving Cables
d ‘Amchors fuflicient—for partivalars ap
-5 JOSEPH Low,
* May 1,1810 . 1 Johin
S b CAIT gTN e 0
: Lo be Sold at Pu/:l.zc Auclion,
> O Tll‘_’{d.’lj 224 Ma] next,
.? HAT gleafan: fitua.
é Q{#‘Q‘li‘é‘f&\ ;{J:;:’:nléfgﬂccn ‘l;ortf
m ! 4 Concord, for
’?:»-!I EEEEI! vierly Aaron Deal’s,,ng:v
ﬁg Eﬁgﬁa occupied by Mr. Broag.
o A L end, head—twelve miles frem
Pottsmouth and four from Exeter, fitnated
in ‘Newmarket at the Newfields, on ths
maia rnad to Concord. -‘The house stands
at the corner of the -road leading to the
river, a good fland for a trader, the house
has four rooms cn a floor, one has been oc
cupicd as a shop, a fkuHery, four chambers
over head, 2 ceilar under the whole house
—all fioifhed thronghout, "a pood Barp,
Chaise Houle and all conveniences neceffars
—about tueniy'thice azres of ' J.AND, not in
ferior to any in the town. The land joins
on the main road by one end and Exeter
river the other, and “is adjoining a landing
very convenient for {hip building.
April 24 JONATHAN GAGE.
Alfs 1o be fotd at private Sale,
A Brickyard so handy to
the river that you may' build the kiln so
lr}u’:ar‘as not to have any occasion of a team
to remove them to the boats—a Spring that
)nevcr fails,that is easy led and is used for
the yard-- apply as above; ‘ :
On WEDNESDAY 23d inst.
—lO o’clock—
At L&ARKIN’s Aulica Store,
‘ Market-flreet -
| A VARIETY of gentecl
4 A House- Furniture viz Mahogany
Dining, Card, and Pembroke Tables—~Ma
thogany Bedfteads——Leoking Glafles--hand
fome Chamber Chairs--Windsor do.--x
(Elegant Piano Forte-=1 Dining Sett of Chi
na--1 FEight Day Clock—Carpets— Brass
‘Andiorns, Shovels and Tongs—with many
articles of Kitchen Furniture.—l second
i Also, at the {ame time ans
hand Chaile, i
place, part of the cffeéts of the gz
capt. JOHN UNDERWOOD: decease
consisting of, Tables, Chairs, Carpet, Ghls
‘Ware, Lookjng Glafiis—Bedltezds, Candles
fticks—~2 Quadrants-+«Earthern Ware—
Swords--Empty Cafks--afid a variety of
other articles. f
| S. LARKIN, duftioncer.
| April 8, 1810 A
i Sm% Newhamp/bire,~Grafton ¥
INQ Eis hereby given to the non-refis
i., ¥ deqt proprietors and owners of land in
THORNTON, in {aid county, who have nat
paid their taxes for the year 18-9—that {o
much of their land as will pay said taxes,
with incidental charges, will be fold at pub
lic vendue at the dwelling house of Jabez
Church, io said Thornton, .on Monday the
third day of September next, at fen of the
clock in the forenoon, unless prevented by
previous payment. -
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;zli,ii‘a)thc-Gorc } 300 15 X 5 3
Joseph Niles, undiviad- | TR
Eleazar B. Wilkins 2 2 150 11 14 3
{ ~Thornton, April 15, 1870. ;
: J B. CHURCH, Collcctor.
John Graham
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,RESPECTFULI;\Y informs ¢hs Gentie
' . men, in Portsmouth, that he has com
menced the BCOF and SHOE MAKING
!buﬁncfs, ‘in ‘the pewelt fathions, in Buck
ftrect—and those who may please to favor
him with their coftom may depend on his
greateit exertions to pleafe~—He has on hand
a small aflortment of Becot Webting Cord
apnd Tassels, Boot and Shoe Blacking of the
best quality, superior to 2ny imported.—-
Any order: for woik in his line will be at.
tended to and every favor gratcfully ac
knowledged. May 1’,1@0; '
To Famzs Ozis Freesran, Efg.
- Cierk of Ihz ‘Proprictors of Sandwich.
‘N‘? E the subscribers, Pro
¥ prietors and owaers of more than
ne. ixteenth-part-of the undivided lands in
the township of SaAnpwicn, in the county
of Strafford and’ State of New Hampshire
—request you to call a meeting oflfaid pro
prietors, to be holden at the house of John
Purington, Inn helder in said Sandwich, on..
the last ngr‘i&ﬁiay‘ of May next, at ten of
the clock, A. M, for the followirg purposes,
,[ To choose a Moderator—to choose 4
t 0 Wite— Ty i : e
Proprietors Clerk who shall refide.in the
town of Sandwich—also to choose agents
ifor ascertaining the lands belonging to faid
proprictors and making difpofition_thereof,
land .of their orher .prbpe'rz, as may be
lmug?ﬂ Beft,and to tranfaét such other bi-.
inefs as the proprietors when met (hall
hfak proped; TN FOLBOM, | 2. 5i F
S NATHS GILMAN,
. NATH'= GILMAN, for
| © - NICHOLAS GILMAN,
| Pursuant to the above request
lihe @@ﬁm“«&mw to
fmget at the time and place and for the pur
ﬂwm‘g”“ SH
" JAMES OTIS FREEMAN, Pres’s Cle
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