The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-01-30 00:00:00, page 4

HE Executor’s account cn the
I Estate of i
- . Henry M’Clintock, .
late 'of Portfmouth.in the county of
Roeckinghar®, merchant, deceased,
will be exhibited zt -the Probate
Court, at Portsmouth, on Wednesday
21/ day of Febroary next, for exam
ipation and allowance. -~
JOHN M CLINTOCK, Exccutor.
“ Portsmouth, Jan. 16, 18cq. - '
s e RIS ALE . i
TWO new single Sleighs with
& Hargefles and one new Chaise,
vapplyto HENRY BUFFORD.,
' XX7 ANTED an pétive Lad from
.V¥ 1310 15 years of age as an.
Wzdﬂ"wﬁﬁ?ﬁt&%ﬂfﬂw@é .
“will meet ' with® suitable ,et;w;;gg&
Rl ABY)
S sT R ee B eTele ST e
. NOTICE.
r ! ‘HE Proprietors of the
. A b Turnpike Road in Newhamp
fhire eby potificd that their annual
Meeting ‘thc ensuing Year, will be hol.
den at the House of DANIEL NOYES Esq,
Incholder in Springficld, on the firlt Tuef
flay of Febriary next at tea of the clock in
the forenoon, for the purpose of choosing
all necessary officers for said Incorporation,
and tranfaling any other business that ‘may
be thought necessary
\+ By Order of the Diretors
\. i + ISAIAH POTTER Prop’s Clerk.
/_’_&bagnn Dec. 25th 18c9.
'"\;TOTICE is hereby given that the fubferi.
4N per has been duly appointed Adminiftra
“tor of the Goods and Estate which were of
WILLIAM HARPER.
“late of Sandbornton in the County of\St,raf
ford. Efquiac, deceased. and has taken upon
himfe!f that truft,by giving bonds as the law
directs— Al persons indebted to said Estate
arc requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims are requested so
exhibit them for settlement, '
- "JOHN- A HARPER, Adninifirator.
.~ Meredith, January 8, 1810, '
i ket B RN oDT s eet t R
ftrect, and Deer complete aflortment of a
- 'excggcd will be with dilpatch, neatuefs and
ble ditto—Slate Stones sizes, Grave of all
Paint Mi'ls. Paint Stones Mullers—& and
their other agticles in line All orders many
ard number Tomb-stones; Seap-({tone of a
Backlogs—and keep constantly faie for at
their thop, the of fireet Vaughen on corner
Free: hggrths stone jambs, clonded and Mar
lowest the for Cash approved ot at rate,
ble, for Building suitable stones, Grave and
favor credit, every gratefully acknowl. and
3 SMITIi';‘ have TREAT,
A_7 received affogtment jult of Mar a new
= 19, 1809, .} edged, December
- Cutting. Stone
For Sale, on reasonable terms,
A FARM in Greenland,
& B containing about 8o acres, the
whole of which is under impraye
ment, and esteemed one of the best
Farms, for the number of acres, of
any in Greenland—TFor further par
ticulars enquire of
' DANIEL AUSTIN,or
> H. & B. PENHALLOW.
_ Jan.16,18:0. - :
~-—.._—--——-————--——-—-—————-—-———-—-w
FOR SALE.
é*::,h} rl" H ATelegant
O 3 KB E | three Story
AREEEE LOUSE in Jaffrey-
BESHUBER| freet {now occupied
by Col. Harras) situated in the hand
'someft part'oi the town. Said House
is mew and well finifhed ; together
wich a Stable and Garden belonging
to the premises, with a good well of
water and the Aquedu&®.— Alio,—
A two story House in Buck
fire=t, with a Shop in front, occupied
by Mr. Daniel Jackson, a good stand
for bulinefs, and the house part occu
pied by Capt. J. Noble : Any gentle
man withing to view the premises, or
parchase cither of the above baildings.
may know the conditions on applica
tion to M Abner Blasdell, senior, of
Péorismouth. or the subscriber of Ep
som. -ABNER BLASDELL, jr.
O&ober 7, 1809.
Rockingham ([ 5
N OTICE is hereby given,
3 that, cnnﬁdc‘ring myflelf aggrieved at
the order and decree of the Judge of Probate
of Wills, &c- for said county. made theisth
day of November last, allowing the addi
tioval account of Fliza Pickering one of the
Excentors named in the Will of SAMUEL
PII-"KERING, late of Greenland in said
county, geatieman, deceased ; 1 bave claimed
a 0 appeal from the said order and decree, and
given bond as the law dire&@s . which appeal
is allowed by the said Judge. and will be
profecured at the Superior Court of Judica
ture. to be holden at Port{meuath in 2nd for
said county on the firlt Tuefd av of February
aext, . NANCY PICKERING,
By Wi, PICKERING, Jer Attorney.
T 12,1810 ; b
Rockingbam [ . ;
N OTICE is hereby given,
3 ¥ that I have claimed an appeal from
the order and decree of the Judge of Probate
for {aid ‘County - made the 18th day of Oc
tober last, on the account I then exhibited
of my adminifteriag the goods and estate of
Lieut. DAVID SIMPSON, late of Green
!a-nd in said Couaty. decealed which appeal
18 allowed by the said %u'dge, and will be
prosecuted at thie Superier Judicial Court, to
be holden at Portsmouth in and for said
County,on thefirlt Tuefdav of Feb. next.
: DAVID SIMFPSON.
- Jenuary,lsth 1810. :
Ssate of New- Hamppire Grafton [f.
N OTICE is hercby given to the non-resi
dent proprietors and owners of land in
GRAFTON,in the State & county aforefaid,
- who have not paid their town, county, school
and highway taxes for the year 1809—that
so much of theirdands as will pay the fame
with incidental charges will be fold at publie
“wendue on Friday the twenty third day of
March next, at ten of the clock A, M. at the
d‘wclliqg-houfc of Seth Bullock, innholder, in
said Grafton—unlefs prevented by previous
i nt. aOOT BN QL
payme b :2 3§§\§~s
~ Original : E‘é :’: § i"é: ~F
Proprictors names, LA s R
: - cccoc
Benona Williams = 2 2 8504 15 4
Unknowa 2215041 5%4
12245047154
3243504154
. 1 425504154
: 0 23550 4 8.0 4
X 2.8480 4% 54
: 2 1.10.50 41 5§ 4
' 1/2.17 5041 5 4
ELITAM" BLASDELL,: Colie&tor.
~ Grqﬂm, j{n 20 1810. v e !
Goods-bought at- Auction.
THIS DAY OPENING AT
'DRAPER’s
CHEAP CASH STORE,
The following articles, viz.
SUperﬁne blue Caflimeres,
| do grey mikt do. :
Dark mixt Broadcloth, = ,
Italian blk. & white Crape, beff quality,
‘Habit white and color’d Kid Gloves;
Black Satins, of the best quality, *
6-4,8 4, 9-4 & 10-4 table cotton Damask, |
' 4-4 buff pink,fearlet & maroon Cambrics,
Ladies black filk-Hefe, =+ = ©
Linen Diaper, Italian sewing Silks,
Twill’d black fitk: Handkerehiefs,
Snfha Diapegy 0 e T e
Figur’d silk velvet Vesting, =~
No. 10, 14,16 & 18 color’d Threads,
Preflian Cord,. Olive Velvets, -10
: 6433318{1{’51%8}*3“‘}” b W ;
Twilld black Cambries,, '+ -«
Kiddermiofler Carpetinghy
Wild Bores, India Calicoes, -
India Checks, best quality, .o
Low pric'd Coatings, Rose Blankery,
&e, &e. S, &, &e. o Dec vz,
State of Newbampfbire, Strofford f:
NQTXCE is hereby given to the nonresi
dent proprietors and owners of Land
in BROOKFIELD; in the State and county
aforefaid, who have not paid their taxes
aflefled on their lands for the year 1809—
that so much of their lands as will pay said»
taxes with incidental charges, will be fold
at public vendue at the dwelling house of
the subscriber, in {aid Brookfield, on Thurs
day the fourteenth day of March next, at
ten of the clock in the forenoon, unless pre
vented by previous payment, i
, -8 . NN
Lroprietors names, ez &gﬁ & §_ g =
: Al R
“~ = 'h* E s 2 R'
W R ey R
C.op 60
Samuzl Varncy 49 10 13 7 17 20
Fonathan Gage 37 140 §0 25 25 75§
Lhen’r Varney 100 84 29 15 15 42
Daniel Hanson 50 70 50 25 25 75
Fobn Cook i 3 e 2% T 4 18 40
~ WALDRON KINNISON, Collecior.
Brookfield, Fanuary 3, 1810 ‘
State of Newhampfbire, Grafton[.
h' OTICE is hereby given to the nonrefi
| dent proprietors and owners.of Land
in the town of PLYMOUTH, who havenot
paid their highway, fchool.town & county
taxes for the year 1809--that unless said
taxes arc paid to me the subscriber on or
be®re the twenty sixth day of March next,
so ra* ch of their lands as will pay said taxes,
togetlier.with incidental charges, will be fold
at public vendue at my dwelling house in
Plymouth at ten o’clock A- M- on said day,
- s HBIT
Names of the original o o T § I »
decs or otvners of 2 B g 9w
EFEIRENS 0F 1 e‘f°W< 8 w 3
the nonresident unim- ~ B = E}"': Y
proved land--1809 . §°§ S 8 § —w—4§
_ : B S HE
Theo. Atkinson 1 7 2 §3 25 11 9
Eben: Hartfhorn 3 7 2 50 25 11 ¢
Olipér Parker "5 7 2 50 2§ 11 9
Joleth Smith 58250 25 11 g
Joseph Smith 68250 25 11 g
Samuel Thompson 3°4 2 50 25 11 g
Unknown 13 3150 50 2218
JONATHAN PARKER, Colle&or.
Plymouth, December 30, 1809.
State of Ntwbampﬁire, Stra:ﬁ'onf' f
N O 1 ICE is hereby given to the non-resi
dent proprietors and owsers of land
in the town of WAKEFIELD, whe%ave not
paid their town, school, county and high
way taxes for the year 1809 ; that ualefs
they pay the fame to me the fubfcriber,on
or before Monday the 26th, day of March
next, so much of their land as will pay the
fame with incidental charges, wi!l be fo'd
at Public Vendue at the dweliing boule of
Joseph Wiggin,in said town at ten o'clock
A.M. on said day unleis prevented by previ
ous paynient,
U g g PR
oD e R 3 S
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Proprictors names 3 @ @ 5 § ¥"%
: ‘ C. . €+Q *C
Benja.Robertsz 28 110 12 22 8 55
Samuellleard 2 36 11024 44 28100
Wm Tawombly 2 47 110 12 22 . 8 §3
Joleph Gage 2 7 11012 22 8 55
LbenlWentawortht §3 50 11 20 7% 0
John Brown - 257 110 12 22 8 &5
Amos Howard 260 110 12 22 8 §5
Rob’tHanfon 1 71 100 11 20 7% £OS
WmPalmerEfg2 33 110 12 22 8 55
Wm. Wiilard 297 11012 22 8 3
7 beo. dtkinfon2 §l.llO 12 22 8 55
Elihu Hayes 2 2 60 713 4 28
William Stilesz 23 110 12 22 8 g 5
PaulGerrith 227 10 611 4291
JAMES HARDY, Colle&or.
Wakefield, Jan. 13, 1810. :
- SUST RECEIVED LY
CuarLEs TAppaAN,
b PORTSMOUTH,
MEDICINES, &c.
- HHE N e :
& i "HE whole of the follow
ing Medicines, are recommended,
with that confidence, wich results from
lohg c¥perience, together with the Royal
nd noble patrounage they meet with in Eng
and, induces the proprictor for the public
£ood, to make the fame known throughout
the United States, being the judicious com
pounds of learmed men, highly esteemed in
the profiflion as phyﬁcians,—-tbe public
are therefore aflured, they are faithfully
prepared from the original recipes M. S,
by the sole, proprietor, W. T. Conway, 14,
Charles street, Boston, by whom ‘they are
fold wholefaic and retail, by his appoint-.
ment by Cuarres Tarran, Bookleller,
Portsmouth, and most druggists of refpeCta
bility throughout the Unitcd States.
&~ None are genuine but thofc ﬁgmd
“ W.T. Conway” on the label—in this you
cannot be too particular.
LEMON SYRUP,
For making Punch, Lemonade, Shrub, c.
This Syrup, having all the properties of
the Lcmr.\m, being made from the juice of
the choicest fruit, will be found so formed
as to-make . punch, lemenade, jellies, e equal,
if not superior in flavor to the fruit itlelf,
witliout the troubie “usual in’ making that
delicious beverage, nothing being required
bnt the addition of the spirit and water.—
To commient on the convenicnce and ad
vaatages of the Lemon syrup, is perfectly
needless, as the fact will be established im
mediately on trial. This Syrup is recoms
mended to captains of thips, coffee hamfes,
boarding-houles, tavern -keepers, shrub-ma
kers, &c. and to all familics, as an article
well worthy their notice.
Glass quart bottles price 1 dollar 50 cents
Dumfries Chemical Lotion,
Without Smell or stain, with which per
‘fons may curethemfeives of that unpleas
ant complaint the Itcu and other cutaneous
eruptions with {o much secrecy as not to
be discovered even by a bed-fellow.
Price 1 dollar.——Likewise the
Infallible Dumfries Ointment,
" For the fame complaint, which be it cver
so inveterate, will be cured thereby in ene
bour’s application, ntay be used by the most
delicaté pregnant female, and children at
the brealt.— Price 56 cents. :
Royal British dntifeptic Dentifrice,
For cleansing, whitening, and prcierving
the Tecth and Gums ; patronized by his
Majesty, Queen, Prince of Wales’ Royal
family and nobilitg in general. ‘Thig, Den
tiirice truly poffeiles the desirable qh}cs
of rendering the tecth beautifully and per
manently white; preventing their decay, and
tooth ache, restoring the Gums to their ori
ginal efforefcence, remeoves the cause of of
fenfive bréath, and at the fame time imparts
thereto the'molt delectable {wecetnefs.
4 f Price, 1 Dollar.
Dr. Relfe’s Asthmatic Pills,
For Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Consumptions,
&e. - Thele Pills give immediate ease in all
Althmas, difficulty of Breathing, Hoarfendfs,
"‘\th—czings, Catarrhs, &c. while the gentle
expectoration they promote, discharges
those obstructions that oecur in the giands,
acrimony that arises in the fluids, and cvery
species of congealed phlegm,
‘ .~ Price, 1 Deollar
- Dr. Febb’s Liniment,
For Rheumatiims, RBruifes, Sprains, Chil-
Blains, Numbnels, Stiffncfs in the Joints, &c.
Erepared from the Original Recipe of Sir
Rd. -Jebb, Bart. Physician to her present
-Majelly and Royal Family. Numberless
instances have occurred, when a fixed
‘Rheumatifm for a length of time after ev
‘ery medical advice had failed, this Lini
ment has perfected a cure in less than 48
.Hours after it has been applied. ‘ :
‘ : . Price, 1 Dollan,
- Dr. Relfe’s Botanical Draps.
These Drops-arc a most cffe@ual remedy
for the Scurvy, Pimpled faces, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, foul feftering Eruptions, and
every disorder arising from an impure slate.
of the Blood and Juices, and superior to
any other medicine as spring physic.— —
These drops also perfect digestion and by
puriiying the Blood prevent maligrant hu
mors from being thrown on the lungs.
findikr b w '_Pri‘c;é:;‘_ 1 Dollar.
Dr. Relfe’s Aromatic Pills,
For Female complaints, Obﬁm&x‘oﬁs; Debil
ity 88l Brw. il L e -
These pills cleanse, purify and cause a free
circulation of the blood when in a-manner
A{ufpended, affilt the female when.pature re
-quires such afliftance, whereby health is
cftabliffied;.and the patient, before pale as
death, Teftored to a lively and animated
complexion, They are cqually conducive
to the heaith of married women, unless
when prégnia'tiﬂwhcn they mult not be ra-
B T Pl Price, 3 Dollars.
. Vegetable Tincture,
Tor the ‘Hyoping or Chin-Cough. The
relief is almost, ‘?r:gcjiaatc, and: thtg:: cure Fui
general in 3 few days, - Price, 1 Doliar.
Britifl Chemical Liguid Blacking,
- For! Bocts, Shoes, &c. prepared with Oil,
where a beautiful jet black lufire is acquired,
‘equal in brilliancy to japan, ccmbined with
‘cleanlinefs ele; mce apd ease. This
- Chemical Liquid willbe found on trial fup
_erior'to any yet offereds The facility with
- which the excellence of its gloss is obtained,
‘being without Jabour, and thie increased dur
ability it aflords the leather, renders it an
article worthy the notice of most individuaals.
_Glafs quart bowtles price 1 dollar,
© o dtithe some place may bebud. .
~The incompatable Boot Top Reftorerand
‘Bezutifier, which eflectually removes ftajns,
Ipots and dit.refloring theold bot top 0"
Ats original celovr, without injury ta'the lea
‘ther. Price 1 dol —small botties 50 cents..
- The Liquidhas the peculiar property of
*m3 " most offenfive
wlually ado; wgﬁgw fa"ﬁg
ceeds—lc is perfedtly frec from smell oc:
slain. and duori ’%‘?‘ ﬁ; "‘s?t" -,'
- £ Mmcﬁx;nw ‘f‘v{‘f WM ’%& ;g, o ’é’
g R e e e el g e
", ?&f*‘i e O
- Nope arc genuine but those figaed
“ W, F. Conway” on the label—in this you.
India Cottons and Checks.
Purchasers 2re refpeétfully request
ed to cal! and examine his Goods, as
he is determined to fell av-the lowent
prices either for cash or short approv
ed credit.’ . 0@ 31.
More New Cloths.
Edw'd Parry,
2 g
- Has reccived a large supply of
SUPER'FINE Yorelt Cloths and
i Devonthire Kerfeys of superior
‘quality ; Also, . e v
Broad Cloths of every defoription,
And 1 case of Cutlery Warey confifling of
Steel biaded Knives, and 3pronged
- Forks avith guard Carvers to match ;
Desert Knives and Forks ; N
Penknives and- Ladies S€iffors ;
*Taylor’s'do. .. S
Cases of excellent Razors 3 =
.Cases of portable ditio, which for the
* convenience of Travellers is far fu.
.. perior to.any thing of the kind ev
& 'ep offered to the poblies * !
- Ladies Newmarket Morracco. Purses
for ‘notes and cash ; Gentleman’s
Pocker Books—togerher with a large
afortment of clegat Fancy Muslins,
all of which will bé fold cbeap. ~ -
”; . ‘
Superfine;middling &
low priced Broad
Cloths ‘
Caflimeres, ‘Sattinctés
Ladies Pelifiz. Cloths,|
of all colors !
Superfine & com.monz
Coatings ;
Fafhiionable Veflings:
Swanfdown, Toilen
etts - |
Devontfhire Kerfeys
Plains Serges
Moleikins of a fupe-!
rior fabrick for Sur
touts : ]
Fearnoughts
Baizes & Flannels
Swanfkins
7-4 8-4 9-4 and 164
M:il’d Role Blanket-
Angola; "Lamb{woo
“and common worst
ed Hosiery :
Bombazetts, Wilc.
bores. Durants Du
roys, Callamincos &
Ruffels .
Tabby Velvets v
“Blk. and Olive Vel
WEESERE N S
Blk. olive and dral
Cords :
Thagkfetts
Calicoes, TFurniture:
and Ginghams of ey
ery defeription . ©
- Pinkerton’s Collection of
Voyages €8 Travels.
T HE firlt number of this-intere(}-
. ing work will be ready for sub
scribers at Portsmouth in a few weeks.
"This number is a fair {pecimen of the
Ppaper, printing, &c. and is deposited
for inlpe@ion at the Bookflore of Cha’s
Tappan, and at the N. H. Fire (5 M 4
tine Insurance Qffice, where such as de
cline their fubfcriptionsuntil they have
an opportunity of feeing the cngrap.
ings, the flyle of printing and the paper,
are invited to examine the execution
of thework. 1 mo. 23, 1810.
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
T'. Upham,
I l AS just received from the
A latett importations, a variety of
- NEW GOODS.
Alfs, from the Providence Faclory,
A variety of American Goods,
Such as Cotton Shirtings, Sheetings,
Bedticks, Checks, Threads, Yarn,
&c. which he will fell at the {ame
prices as they are fold at the taétories.
Dec. 19, 1809.
Broad Cloths& Caffimeres
Wm. Jonesjr.
Has this day received and noaw cpening,
SUperﬁne falhionable drab, single
and double milled Caiflimeres;
ditto Black, blue, browns corbeau and
olive Broad Cloths ; Bombazetts,
Wildbores, Velvets and Velveteans,
tartan Plaids, . do. Ginghams and
Hamilton Cords, Linen Cambricks,
hail dot Muslins ; most fafhi cuble
Coat and Velting Buttons ; few
light colored American Beaver Bon
nets ; pice colored cotton Hose ; In
dia Calicoes ; do. wathed Checks ;
‘Durants, Duroys and Ruffells ; Eng
lith checked Baizes and Flanpels, &c.
Jaﬂ- 9 .
New Store £ New Goods,
Sylvelter Melcher,
RESPECTFULLY informs_ his
Ariends aud the public that he
has taken the Store in Market &reet,
lately occupied by John Melcher, di
retly oppofire Mr. Brierly’s, where
he has received and is now opening a
bandfome assortment of ; |
Fall and Winter Goods,
of the late® importations among
which are
|Black, white & col’d
| Cotton Cambrics -
Lace ftripeand fecded
t Cambrics
Striped. seeded and
| plain Muslins :
ICambric and common
| Dimitics bsy
§7-8 and 4 4 Cotton
- Shirtings :
7-8 and 4 4 Colarain
l Linens :
Check’d Linens
Cotton<Laces, Ribons
Biack Luftrings
{Brown’ and White
} Cotton Plaiilias
Blk and white Mil
ienetts ,
Suckrams _
i‘ullicat, Madrafs,
Malabar; blue Guil
la, Frockfoy and
Cotton Bandannas
« anton and Bandan
-1 na do
Cotton Shawls of ev
cry defcription®
Ladies Kid and Gen
“tlemens Beaver'
“Gloves- Suspenders,
Umbrellgs’ 38 7
Quality ‘and Sho
bindings ~
silk & Twist, Thread,
Cotton ~ Sewings,
Pins, Tapes,Galloon,
Ferretts &c¢ &ec.
Y- NAT £ Y IO
} James Rundlet,
i ENFURMS his friends and
i A cultomers that he has jult reccived and
| 18. now opening forty packages of .
{ Yy
- Fresh Imported Goods,
- which he offers for sale on good terms by
wholelale and retail--for good Current Bills
only, or short approved credit—
, AMONG WEICH ARE .
- Best fuperfine black, blue and
brown Broad Cloths
A great variety middling & low priced ditto
. Maroon, scarlet, bottie green, brown, fawn
' and black Peiffe Cloths
. Caflimeres, an extenlive assortment of all
' colors, among which are a few pieces of
.~ the test fuperfine double mili’d :
Mixt Satinetts § Devonthire Kerfeys )
' Blue, drab. mixt and oiive Plains e
' Superfine and common Coatings ; Serges
- Double mill’d Flannels
| Some very fine twiil'd ditro
| Black and olive Velvetcens and Thickfetts
| Black, fawn, {late & crimson Tabby Velyets
' Crimfoun, f{carlet, brown muiberry, bettle,
i~ slate and black Bombazetts
. Bird’s eye Camblets : :
. Wildbores ; Ruffels; Durants 3§ Calamane
. coes and Shatioons '
Ladies white, black and {late color’d worsted
| Hose, o
Men’s worsted cotton and silk Hofc
Black India Luftrings and Satins »
Biack Crapes ; colored Florence Silks
Ribbons. Gallsons, Tapes, Bindings. &8,
- 4 trunks fine and sow pric’c Prints = -
- Patch Furnitures ; Fringes ; 'l‘aii'ci§z-jg,ﬁ!
Bed Lice A
Ginghams; Hair Cords and Cambrics
3-4. 4-4 :ﬁ*é-‘; white Cambrics :
Fawn and black twill’d ditto
Sewing Silks and Twifls vl
Lincn Threads and cotton Sewings
34 7-8 and 4 4 Shirting Cottens, among
which are a few pieces fine and flont .
A great variety fancy Muflins'& Cambrics
Ladies habit Gloves; men’s beaver ditto -
3-4, 78, 4~4 and 6 4 black Cambrics
Fine yard wide Irish Linens
Brown Hollands % ;
Brown Cotton in imitation of ditto
Pins, 3 1-2, 4 and 4 1-2 ; pound ditto -
A varicty of Winter Vestings :
Cotton Umbrellas ; Oil Cloths |
7 4, 8-4,9:4, 10-4 and 11 4 Rose Blankets
Black silk, bandanna and check silk Hdkfs
A large assortment of India Cottons, some
very fine Shirtings of an excellent fabric
Linen Diapers, Damasks and Table Cioths s
Cotton gDiapers, Table Cloths and Towels
Best Kidderminfter Carpeting,
- new figures— Venetion Stair ditto
Muffs & Tippets, with a great
- variety of other fcafonable GOODS, too
numerous to particularize~ © . 2
He expects by the firft arri
_vals from Liverpool, an additional supply of
-Baizes, Flannels, Bockings,
PELISSE FLANNELS, t‘l{l: ‘ F st
- He would also inform his
customers that he has become égtnfférf_the
SmithfizldGotton Manufacturing Gompany
aud that he has just reccived and will keep.
“constantly for sale in large or small quanti.
ties, Cemton Yarns of every description, for
weaving, knittipg & (ewing ; Cotton Stripes 3
Cotton Checks and Bchwking-—:affwhlgh
will be foid exactly at the fame ptice as at -
the Fadlory. ~ ° - Ofioker 31,1809 -
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- Philadelphia Writing Paper.
o REIRCE has colehings,
QS se forfalea Vgoodf@bplxw hi
\ladelphia thick Writing Papers for
fehools, from 1/6 1o 2/3 per quire,—
“These papers being made" of linea.
Rock, are warranted to ‘write well,
“and the ink will not (pread theréon;
g e 2 e e SA S Sk
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- Letters from the lats Rev.
drew’s Wardtobs, &c. to a friend on.
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SALES AT AUCTION,
e e T el Piy sS S
. MBO()Ké at Public Aullim.
Ca Saturday, loth of February net,
- 2 o'clock P. M.’
> At Na 2, Merchan’®s Roaw.
"ILL commence the Sule of
: R/ " large andvalnable colle@ion of
- BOOKS
o 4%,
in the various branches of Polite Lit
erature—moltly new'; the bes edi.
tions and in handsome bindings.
Catalogues will be fruck off in 2
few days, and put in circolation.
8 LARKIN, Aue.
January 20. |
Yo be fold at. Public Auélion, the
15¢b day of February next, at cloven
o'clock A. M. at the Bell-tavern in
Portsmouth, unless - previou/ly [fold at
private lale, s
A LOT or parcel of land, fittated and
& laying in the town of Portimouth, be
tween Capt. E. Cutts’ and Capt. Sam | Ham'’s
—containing about thirty three acres, thirty
rods wide, by the river, or creck, so cal ed
and running back that width, to make the
above number of acres,—a {mall two {tory
Houle, a fmali Barn and a good well of wa
ter on the end of the Lot next to the river
and a good Spring at the other end of whe
lot , fourtecn feet square will be reserved
on one fide of the lot—to the rest abovefaid
a good title will be given to the purchaser,
by paying oue hundred dollars down and
approved notes or other security for the fe
mainder, payablein two ycars from the pur
chase. = For further particuiars, enquire of
NATH’t JACKSON. of Portsmouth, o
JOHN HAM, of Farmington. A
Farmington, Jan- 6, I¥lo,