The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-07-10 00:00:00, page 1

TortorJe Shell Combs.
Lo JERONT).
: . oar juit recrived
-, A frefh supply of fqpare and
. o . ' round topt thell COMBS, of the
-newest fa(lrions 6w Junc 26
SN - : 3
3 b';.teph;en Hardy,
HAS jult received in addi-
S & rion to his former stock of Jewelry,
& egrese vacicty of
Staple and Fancy
e o E:WB'CH }mt_z,
. Ok { e > w R
< goapering i@ sow peleds
: E?@QCSQ‘@ ra gﬁ'ﬁ"ﬂtﬁ&,%tig‘agéciprs i
printed Jean, Marcferies Qailting and other
Veftiags; )k and cottos Umbrellas ;~Para
fols; fupseline and Jow pric’d Chintzes ;
Ginghams ; Hamiiton Cord ; fi'k.and cét
toa Chambrays ; Furniture ; Cambrick and
_ common Dimities ; Hackabuck aad cotton
" Diaper ; Nankins; Britith shirting cotton ;
g!af'z’d Cambrick; Irith Linens ; 4~4and 6 4
white Cambrick and book AMufins ; leno,
laced,fecded & other fancy Muilins; white
Cambrick and common pocket Handkfs;
7-4 white twill’d Cambrick Shawls; 4 4
plain Muilia do; purpic and white do g
v_:hread and cotton edgings and laces ; fot
mngs; black Modes, and colored Sarfoct 3
Sattins ; white, colored, plain and figur'd
Luteftring and. other ribbons ; taste ferretss
ihoe and quality Bindings ; Diaper and com.
mon Tapes ; White Nankin; dark Thread';
swhite an d colored cottonSe wings'; Bobbins; ;
Pias ; Needles ; linen Cambricks ; Durants g
» Colerain shirting , fultian; pateot Mocroc
¢o aad cotton braces ;. Romal Hdkfs. 5 blue,
veiiow and red itk and cotton Bandanuoes ;
colour'd common check Hdkfs’; fine India
cottons ; brown cotton ; do Holland ; Ladies -
white and colored Cotton Hafe ; do Gentle
mens coloured do ; thread and estton short |
do; Ladies Kid and other ‘habit Gloves;
Gentlemeris Beaver do 3 ‘white cotton Caps;
cotton Kerfeymere ;5 spangled and plain tif
fany Fans’; common paper do ; gilt Buitons
and Moulds &c.—these added to his stock
of Jewelry &c. makes his assortment very
extenlive. The.whole stock will be fold at
* a small advance, far cath, fhoft credit or
~ good Tow Cloth Cotton do. Cotton Linen
Ge. or other kinds of country produce, J
N.B Jewelry and silver ware, Manufac
tured and k-pt constantly forfale as usual—
- Many artickes of his former floekto be had
at a grear discount . June 26
" y " . ¥ 5
Attention the Whole!
BOOKS for the Militia!
go M -
- - THE Military ‘Companion, being
a system of Company- Discipline, &c.
BN Blge s
" Stuben’s Regulations for the order
and discipline of the Troops of the U
nited States, from ~30 6/ each. ,
Stevens’ Discipline of the Arrillery
of the United States, or the Young
Agtillerift’s Pocket Companion.—
Price 3/6.. - = ;
- Infiru&ions, Elucidations, Regula.
tions, Formations and movements of
thie Cavalry, by. Robert Hewes.—
Price 15/, , | |
Also,, The Militia Laws of New-
Bampihirg; - Price 25cts. ,
‘ Every Comipaty in this State #ay
e entitled to one of each of the above
- Books; by fending to C Peirce’s store
in_Portfmouth, and paying the price
affixed thereto « *. e
ettt e S i SAC i e
- - FRESE. LEMONS, =
= Samuel Marshall
. HAS FUST RECEIVED - °
' A Few-boxes frefh Lemons,
~* which will be fold per box or retail
- Also—Bartlett’s SCY THES,
_________-,,.-...» Mo - * s
ST NGO,
A LL persons that are in
"4\ debted to, or that have any demands
againit the estate of ROBERT POWERS,
fate of Rye, mariacr, deceased, arc requett
~ ed to exhibit the fame for adjustment
' ELIZABETH POWERS, Administratrix..
o ﬁYc. Juue 35, BB U
- Kiddermunfler Carpetings,
_ “Broad Cloths, Caffimeres, &c.
. Sul received and for sale at
T : »ELY
- DRAPER’S
. ‘CHEAP CASH STORE,
WL el it
- Kidderminfter Carpetings, of
~_¥hi newest patterns--Venitian Stair S
. Superfine light grey mix’d,
~ black, bhue and brown Broad Cloths.
;3 SRR NAC Y r‘mc’ oS A TR
¥An elegant variety Fancy Moflins,
- Light Ginghame g Hamiltoo Cords.
" Black, blue and lilac Canton Crapes,
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PORT’S‘MGQTH :_“{’.l\f!»'-:’fdi?_fmu) PusrLisuen '3y . _WfEKS"'PRWTER TO -n:xagl‘ATE, AxD'PrinTer or Tee LAWS oF Tae Usstep Starss.
Samuel Plant, pas? 6 I
of a sixty acre lot }; 9 9. 34838, 5 2
Pgrt of a6O acre lot 70 40 60 32 13 3
Sixty acre lot 04 60 60 32:13'%
Rey. Jacob Havea 30300 75 40 16 3
Do&. Nathan Smith 47 100 50 26 31 3
David Stockwell 29 100125 69 28 §
A bundred acre lot 28 100 75 40 16 3
Isaac Clement 27 100 75 40 16 3
Widow — Burr ~ ~ ‘33}32 26 13 6 1
Edward Hal! infixty 63 "7 6o 6o 32 13 3
Edward Hall . 43 60 50 26 11 3
Edward Hall 45 60 50 26 j 1 3
' " OLIVER DUTTEN, Colleciar.
oVO anilaih Do QAR
State of Newbampfbire;~Grafton f.
AT ITICE is hereby given to the
N _non r.fident proprietors and
owners oi land in DORCHESTER,
in said county, who hive not paid
their taxes for the’ year 18cg ; that
so much of their landas will pay said
taxes, with incidemdl charges, .will be
fold at public vendue, at the dwelling
house of Joleph Burley, Esq. in said
Dorchester, on Monday the twenty
{feventh day of Augult next, at ten of
the clock in the forencon, unless pre
vented by previots payment. :
Y
St A R el Y
g Do B ST B 8
Original proprictors % : = » :i &
ramey, §8 8 R ox§s
: - Gaicue e
Payl Larngdon 2125 100 50209 4
Fofeph Ward 2 120 10D §0 20 9 4
L homas Davifon 1’ 1100502994
Daniel Parce 2 ICO 100 50 209 4
Jobn Parker,Efg. 2 v 22 100 §0 209 4
j?.énSallivan,E/q. 2137100502004
Wm. Simpfeon,Efg. 2 9 100 502009 4
Richard(.Shannenz 78 100 §0 20 g 4
Jobn P. Williams 2 17 100 50 209 4
ey 3. 22100502094
Tbomay McDoney 2 Ic6 100 50 20 9 4
Samuel Parker 2 134100 50209 4
Fofeph Skerburne 2 116 100 50 2094
Fobn Nelson 3236 100 §0 2G.9 4
Otas Little 2 66 10502004
"‘Gearge Mal_‘/ba.[_ 8191 1C0§0209 4
_ DANIEL FLANDERS, Celicétor.
_ Dorchefler, Mav 24 1810. < .
..~ 'NEW GOODS.", |
oii e B
Oliver Briard
H AS just received ‘a large
- M A and very general aflortment of
" EUROPEAN GOODS,
_2dapted to the present and approach
ing leufon, comprising as many arti
cles as are enamerated in: the most
lengthy advertilement, which he will
dispose of at a small advance for cath
o 1 approved credit. (gw:) May 29.
R A e
W - mater, 3** i{:e‘””*:"% (‘ﬁ‘«‘f‘ﬁ
SSIOO IR e e R N O e
il TN B M eAR ST el T e SR L I
s & State of New-Hampfire. Chefbire [ -
ÜBUC Notice is” hereby given 10 the
A Moarchident proprictors and owners of
Land i the town of NEW.GRANTHAM,
in said County, who nave ot paid their
several taxes ia said town for the year 1809,
that unlels they pay the fame io me the
Tubleriber on or before the seventeenth day
of Scptember sicis, so much of their land a 3
will pay said taxes together with incidental
charges, will be {ofd at Pablis vendue to the
Jhighelt bidder, at the dweliing houle .now
occupicd by Fonathan Spatdiny, i said iown,
ar ten t:’c!ock. in the f\'o;rfér:qon-on Afa-igday, :
O:zgmm‘bro‘frz:ton‘ 935‘? E” o :]?
‘OB eTOREr S names &‘ She '§ R é &
: e BA, B S Ah3R
in tlz.etzon resident S NET nd hiki.i
Hft for 3309. § = WRoRE
C'iver Warper .« 3 :\';';xco B 3 3
BiakimSiibbetly 42 Q 10096 .3 3
F,m».,. ;;-‘?‘?«.iﬁi‘.’-':s‘:sf:- 8 ~~n}lc_3o""36' 26 113
Samiuel Partvidge 2 56 40 21 9 3
Lucius Doolittle” "2 100 50 26 11 3
PRI o s SOO 36,03 59
Meédad Pomroy .x 18 72 50 26 11 3
Diito 2 30 25:¥3 5§ X
James Stoodley, efq. 2 70 60 32 13 3
Ditto : 3 o B 3 g,
O'iver Doolittle X 26 6045 24 10 3
John. Harris 2 66 o 26 1 3
Moses Flanders 2 100 30 26 11 3
Abigail Hall 3 o>~ 83 .9
Benjamin Hall, efq 1 58 300 45 40 16 3
Moies Beiding §.7.300 A 4 gy
Phinchas Lyman 2 100 50 26 113
Jo@ah Jones .3 100 g gl
Theo. Atkinfor Esq 3 100 “¢' '3 ‘3
James Stoodly juu. 2 100 50 26 11 3
\S2RO i g 300 6 g
Banker Gay == . 3 00 & 3 2
Joba Hunt jun 2 100 50 26 11 3
Ditto 3 100 B 8 %
Oliver Baker in fixtys 9 60 110 §8 24 %
WidsewSabraStevens a 0 §3 4% 100 €3 22 §
Theo. Atkidfon Elq 2 100 50 26 113
William Paifrdy 3 100 Q 3. 2
John Pool . 354 18 50 46 1%. 3
Hon. James Nevins 18 30 50 26 51 3
Ditto firfl bundred 1 48 50 40 21 9 2
A L 0 (o oy 20195 ‘£3- 76 &
Ditto 3= JO 3 o 12
Richard Dodge Lo Ag as gn gl o 0
What follows is land which was lotted by
the proprietors of Cornith and Croydon is
now by an a& of the legislature placed-under
tec jurifdiCtion of New-Grantham. and is
taxcd according to théir statements so far as
kacwan,: - ;
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 18105
A LL persons who haféany
4 % decmands on the eftatc of W ,};;f_l'lAM
LAIGHTON, late of Portfmouh. Block
maker, deceased, are hereby rcqg;cfgd to
exhibic therh to the fubferier, atd a 8 per.
sons indebted to said estate are li¥ewifc re
guefted to make payment ol 4 g
JOSEPH SEAWARD. Attotfiey'to
REBECCA LAIGHION, @ ¢
“ . Adminifiratrix to faie eflate,
* Poartfinouth; junc L3BIO 02 ¥ -
el i el ee N e
. GRINDSTONES. @
FOR Sale a quanticy of NOVA SCDTIA
GRINDSTONES—AppIy S
; ; WHLODEN & 'lg'ﬁUti_{)Y.
Iy o R
TREASURY DEPARTIERT,.
/ TIEREAS in conformity withthe pro
visions made by law for the reimburfcment
of the Exchanged Bix Per Cert Stock created
by the second feion of the 3&, entitled,
“ An ad, supplementary to thept, jutituled
an act making provifica for tht redemption
of the whole of the public debtof the United:
States;” pafled on the 11th day of February
1807, 1t has been dktcgmineu»by the Com
mitlioners of the Sinking Fundjthat the resi
due of the Principal of said Stpck (hou!ld be
rcimburfed on the firft day of Jnuary next ;
Pusric NoTice is therefore %ivcn to the
FProprictors of the Certificates ofExcnancep
Slx Per CENT 870 CK, created by the act
aforefaid, that the principal of the whele
amount of said fteck not herctofare resmburf:
ed, will, on surrender of the cetificates, be
paid on the firlt day of ]anuurf{‘ 1811, to
the rcfpective (ftogkhojders or! their legal
representatives, or attornies du'yconflituted,
either at the 'l"?cafury or at the Loan Cflice
where the stock thus to be reimbursed may
then stand creditedto the proprietors thereof.
It is tarther made known for the, informa
tion of the parties concerued, that no trans
fers of certificates of Exchanged Six Per
Cent Stock from the books ofthe Treasury,
or of any Commiflioner of Loans, will be
allowed after the firft day of December next 3
and that the intercft on the whole amount
of said Steck will cease and determine on the
day preceding the day herelsy fixed for the
teimburfement thereof. :
L 7 ALBERT GALLATIN,
: .+ Secretary of the Treasury.
. May 23—mt]1811 ' ;
eR R A TN
Laws of the U. States.
L [Br avrmoriTY. ]
e AN ACT »
Making approptiztions for carrving into
cffect certain Indian treaties o
BE it enalied by the Senate an Houfe'nf Repre-
Jeatatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled. 'Y bat for the put'prc of
carrying nto cffect a treaty between the
United States and the Delaware, Putawata
mies, Miamies and Eel river tribcs of In
dians, concluded at Fort Wayne on the thir
ticih day of September, one thousand eight
hundred and nine, the sum of one thouland
seven hundred and fifty dollars is hereby
appropriated, to be paid to the {aid tribes
‘annually, as follows : ;
‘To the Delaware, five Kundred dollars.
To the Miam:es, five hundred dollars.
To the Ecl river tribe, two hundred and
fifty dolars. b 1y :
To the Putawatzmics, five hundred dol
lars : :
~ Which several annuitiés fliall be perma
nent.
Sec. 2. And be it' furtber pnaétsd, That
for carryinginto «ffcét a separate article en
tered into between the United States and
the Miamics and Eel river tribes of Indians
at Fort Wayne, on the thirtieth of Septem
ber, one_thoufand eight hundred and nine,
the sum of five hundred doliars annually, is
hereby appropriated,. for the term of three
years, and no longer, And a further annu.
ity of two hundred dollars to the Miamies
tiibe of Indians j ahd to the Wea and Ecl
river tribes, a further annuity of one hun
dred dollars each, which shall be permanent.
Sec 3. And be it further enafled, That
for carrying into cffe@ a treaty concluded
at Fort Wayne, ob the twenty sixth day aof
O&ober, one thousand eight hundred and
‘nine, between the United States and the
Wea tribe of Indians, the sum of one thou
sand five hundred dollars is hereby appro
priated, and-a further film of three hundred
dollars, annually, which anayity fhall' be
permapent.. , il :
. SEC. 4. And be it further enalled, That
for carrying into effect a treaty' coticluded
at Vinéennes on the ninth day of Decem:
ber, om_:‘,'ﬁ%oufgnd cight hundred and nine,
between the United States and the Kicka
poo tribe 'o{.]%3,’ the sum of five hun
dred dollars is hefeby appropriated, to be
- paid annually to the said tribe, which apnu
(ity {hall be permanent. £ 0 o
SEc. 5i And be it further enalled, That
the several sums appropriated, by this adt,
shall be paid out of any money in the trea
sury not otherwise appropriated.
R LB VARNUMY SR
' Speaker of the House of Representatives.,
e S FORNEAIELARD, -ot A
' President of the Semate pro feizpore.
‘May 1, 1310—=ArPROVED,
Gy e e 5 TAMES MEBISON:. .
v CUREEONITIION Y e
Proposing an améndment tothe Conflitution
RESOLVED by she Satsané Hofs of .
in Congreft offembleds tewo thivds of bath Houses
cancurving, T hat *ﬁﬁmgm*‘%‘
~mitted to the legislatures of the several States,
“which. when ratified by the legislatures. of
gﬁi‘w{rﬁmﬁhﬁm’“ﬁ“ﬁ
ﬁwﬁzgé g
~and binding asa part.of the conflitugion of
et e Rl !SISR Re,
The new French Empress.
An Americzn gentleman who was
present at the celebration of the nup
tia.- of Naroreovw, in Paris, thus de-
Acribes the Emprels Marila Louvisa.
“ She is above the common height,
good figure, blue eyes, and of a dig
nified deportment, She would be
called 1n the United States, a fine
comely woman. On her head she
wore a crown of diamonds brilliant
bayond cefcription—her mantle was
purple {atin, - with 2 double train
[corne by five Queens ] efiged also
with diamonds with very rich. The
s~wn alane cost 4,500 dollars.”
, [ Boflon Gaz.
é oy 5 —— v _
- - Up and Down.
. Josephine, a poor creole .of Mattinique
marricd a 2 count—beeame a © goddess of.
reason” and mistress to a dire@or. who af
terwards transferred her in mauriage to a
geaeral ; the general in the course of cvents,
placed a double ecrown ,on her head and
made her empress. of France and queen as Tialy ;
he then turned her from bis éed and board,
and took up @ ~ew wife. Ail France and
Ttaly Lot a few days since, biffed the soles of
- Jolcphine's Boes—All France and Itely paid
. homage to her charms 3 nay seemed almost
‘ready to worship her. All france and Italy
think her old. wvgly, and unworthy of no
tice. Such is the Hiflory of the Great. :
¢ 1 {Balt. Eve. Post:
Elliot’s Letters, or “famy’s Dreams.
‘Sometime since James Elliot, the Journey
man Editor for the Freeman’s Journal at
Philadeiphia, promifcd to hunt down that
shadow of a shade ia this country yclep’d
Franeh Influeice {~The federal Editors were
gaping opcn mouthed,in momentary expec
tation of fecing this-fabled monster exhibited
- in form and fubitance — Famy, after waﬂin‘s
some ink, told them it was a task of years'
~ Five nombers appeared {till the chimera was
not embodied, the authér approaches mo
nearer his fubje&; and his federal friends
already manifeft their ~difappointment.s-~
Even James Elliot; formerly member of Con
" grefs, pretending to a great k‘no‘wledgc, of the
- affairs of government and the secrets of the
~ vabinety has produced nothing' to encourage
~ his friends to -follow bim through his dall
. and fltupid nuimbers. The Editor of the
. Jidependent’ Americen, at Georgetown, takes
. _bis leave of himy with the following laconic
Jgmddyer oo o B Gex.
" When we commenced the’ publica.
' tion of Mr. Elliot’s letters, profefling
.an intention of proving the existence
' and operation of French influence in
¥ o”‘P TR o SN S Rl WK, o ‘o.‘_'i,,,_- (g 5
the nation, and particularly in the ad
mﬁkf)}ﬂm.we&wﬁéﬁm “ expo.
o e R e S S eLR LG ML SR R T e L S
e
TeSR BN G AL S RS
B A et bR e R
If any citizen of the United States shall
accept, claim, receive or retain any sitle of
‘nobility, or honor, or shall without the con
sent of Congress accept and retain any pre
sent, pension, officc or emolument of any
kind whatever, from any emperor, king,
prince; or foreign power, such person shall
cease to be a citizesw of the United States,
and shall be incapable of holding anv cffice
of trust or profit under thgm, or cither of
them. ,
]J. B. VARNUM,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD, : :
I’re/fdcnt of ¢be Senatg pro tempore.
S aien. Ml s s
= A IMISSIONS. .
ety oe e S e e e RS
IMPORTANT D.EC:}EE.
( Naples, 12th March, 1810.
We, ]r)ach'rm Napuoleon: Kiag of-the Two
Siciiies, have decrecd and do decrec as fol
lows : ¥yt
Article 1(t. In pursuance of our Orders,
cated at Paris, the 23t of December, 1809,
the foliowing Veflels ave declared confiscat
cd, viz
The Hercules, Auguflta, Francis, Remp,
Two Betfys, Kite, Hound, Mary, Maria,
Urania, Jehn, Zephyr, Scphia, Peate, Emi
ly, Calctonack, Amhlierft, Louisiana, Hamil
ton, Naucy, Aen, Sukey and Betly, Orozim
bo, Dove. Ruth and Mary, Nancy, Fortune,
Phoenix, William, Syren, Vitory. %
Art. 2d. . The Cargoes of said Vefiels
yet unfold, and the Veflels themselves, may
be fold.at Public Auticnthrough the means
of thre Administration General of the Indi
re&t Duttes, and under the Superintendance
of cur minister of Finances, or they shall be
¢iipofed of by the fame miniftter by Private
Contract, according as he may judge it
molt for our Interefl.
Art. 3d. The Proceeds of these sales
thall be deposited in a particular Bank' te
be dispoled of as we fhali think mcf con
venient. : oy
Art. ath! [lf the Captors of any of the
above mentioned Viflels should think they
have claims on the fame they must be pre
sented, that we may decide on them ac
cording to the statements made us by our
ministers of War and Marine and Finances
which they will make after hearing the
judgment pronounced by a commiflion cem
pofed of an cfficer of the Marine, an cffi
cer of the administration geceral of the in
dire& duties, and one of the judges of the
council of maritime prizes.
Arte sth.. Qur minister of war and the
rarine of finances are charged with the ex
ecution of the different branches that cod
cern them of the present decree. :
- (Signed) JOACHIM NAPOLEON.
Ry the Xing, the Minister Sccretary of
State. (Signed) PIGNATELLI,
-[rwo poLrvrs. rzr AN:JUM]
! the anthor is &ill beating the bush, SO
| long and unnecefl 1y introdu&tions
publithed ac distant periods, and the
declatarion in the lat number that
“ the task which the writer has under
taken, mas be a task of years,” have
-induced ws to difconticue their infer- .
tion in this paper, at lealt till bis exs
ordium is compleated. As soon as
-the promised evidence shall appe.sr it
will be given in fubfapce, or in the
writ:¢’s own ‘werds, if not burthened
with that tzdivm and diffufenefs which
-too much clogs his {teps and fatigves
his readers. w 3
The whifiier Eiliot, bas arrived at his fifth
‘ Letier upon French Influence. without baving
!“-bd*}a!}(‘ed one ﬂ_qg tcwards proving that
| therc isany {u¢h thing either in ourcourciis’
' or ecun'ry Indeed he is candid encugh to
confefs in his sth letter, that * The tofk
which the writer has undgrtaken may be
a taft of years”—wheteas ii must forciblz’
Atrike ‘every unprejudiced mind that if fuc
- an influence cxifted, and to the exteut
. which he has asserted, it would not be “a 2
. task of years,” nor menths, nor weeks, nor
| even days, to expose it—a few hours would
- be'amply fufiicient for the purpose, efpee
jally to one who ho'd, the pen of * a ready
' writer.” The trith is that there is no such
- thing as French Influence cither in Country
. or Cguncilse—nor ean Mr Elliot believe
. there is. But as romances are often read
| with more avidity than fetmons, so he sup
poses his farrago of fitions under this a
} larmifig head will excite a livelier interest
. than cold recitals of merc matters of faéls =
+ and as the Arabian Princess had to fabri
~ cate a new tale every night to divert the
' Sultan and preserve her life, {o the Editor
- of the journal must furnifh a new flory cve
| ery day to eatertain his rl:aders_"and pro=
| long tuc cxilience of his paper.- But though
- his “ letters on French influence” are 23
improbable as the “ Arabian nights enter
tainmeut ;" they are neither as amusing no?
as inftru@ve. —— —SBir Joseph Banks chafe
ing butterflics over fie!ds ang fences was not
half as ridiculous an objet as Mr. James
Elliot pursuing this. phantalm throughout
the regions of remance., [nd. Ae.
- Ellict would make it out that Mr. Jeffer=
son was a corjurer ;= He waved (fays heky
his potent wand and -the (pirit of patriots
tlm became extiné in the eovncils of Ames
rica,!"«———Any one with haif an eye can
. fce that Elliot is-no conjurer . | Lbia
‘ - Capt. Lake, of the Briti{h Navy, for land
ing and leaving Robert Jcffrey, a British
. seaman, on the uninhabited iffand of Som
i brero, for some petty offences, has beem
i tried by a court-martial, found guilty, and
difmifled bis majesty’s service—g’s Fom
murdering American seamen and citizens, Britife
officers, instead of being dismissed. are pras
. moted ! - : [Bid
£¥LAUGHABLE!
¢ The crew of the SILVER GREY, bourid
3o sea desire fr_a:yer:‘" & Yo
« That's ¥ight gentlemen—tough it out #
comn.it treason, and then /frveor it was alf
Jor the good of the public !"=-Such were the
words of my uncle Toby, when he was fne
formed by Tgim, thavthe above note was
lately read in one of our churches ; Dr.
Slop a'moft swore it was a lie ;-but Trim
stuck to it, and a&tually swore it wasthe.
~ruthe———v Hark'’e, Trim,”’ continued
my untle, “ go and enquire if the whole "
crew are to be shipped off"—Trim obeyed,
but soon returncd, and said no such ‘good
news was flirring. ——————= Well, Trim,
fill my pipe—l believe the smoke of my to
bacco will appear as formidable as the fire
of their patriotism s
: Z Tndefendent Whig.
. At a court of Oyerand Tetminer at Troy
N. Y. the firt weck in June, George Bry
aut, for having a large quantity of counter
feit ‘money found in his pofleffion, Benja
mia Tibbits, for passing counterfeit moncy,
Ezra Roper for forgery, and John Bedo
nah f4¢ burglary, were each sentenced to
the State prison For rLiFE:
FIRE !—With desp regret ne slate,
yeflerday morning, the Gin Diffillery owone
ed by Fohr: Corlis, Efg. and Mr G:orge
C. Nightingale, situated in Cranflon,
awas consumed by fire, together awith its
contenis. . It is [uppofed to have origina
vinthe Kiln, No insurance bhad been ef
[fetled, and the damages_ are efiimated at
12.c00 dollars. [ Providence, paper. -
. THUNDER STORM.
During the florm, on the evening of
_ the 30th ult the Duvelling House of capt.
Fobn Dagget, in Greene, was. firuck by
Aightning. It cht\ered;at,l}g, Northwest
_corner of the houft, and continued its-way
out.at the Southwefl corner,” defiroying
evéry thing as it nwent. Une desk and
oue bed nwas torn entirely in picces, and
- about 60 panes of glass were Gr#miﬂ
« the boufe. ~No lives avere Ik~ #
| o Wty ot the gl
| firuck four teaws of borfes, on. the New
| port road, abwut 14 milee from Lantaf
ter. Favrtion of she borfer owb 017
that cumpofed the teams e illed, The
*M yer ’ ',N,atf’%”b’;' ‘o \ ‘i, m—
AR R g iedeas) o g s The faddi
L 5 0 7 [Delaware papef..
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