The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-01-30 00:00:00, page 1

. State of Newhampfbire, . g Rockingham [].
@TICE is hereby given to the non-resident proprictors and owners of land in the
N town of CHESTER, county and State aforefuid, who have not paid their taxes for
the year 1809, that so much of their land as will pay said taxes together with incidental
charges will be fold at public vendue at the dwelliog house of Jacob Eliot, innholder in
said Chester, on Wednéfday the tweaty firft day of March next, at ten o’zlock A, M. unless
_prevented by previous payment to me the fubferiber, -
l S BB qa‘
Praftjif:of: names. Defer iption. ‘ ~:‘} 32 ? § ;': § é
Nonresident unknowg Teg . g 3 oo e e N
; 5 - : €€ 8.8
Enoch Sanborn . 49 1 2 a 5 8 %
Clement Metherve not owned in Chefler 26 2 £ oune 4 R
Joha Silly &0 % 5 258 %8 B
Nathanie! Reogers B 0 Yoy Sy N ks A
Richard Jagaith : Y 40 XK. BN el S
Jehn Little Hole < _ v 40 1% 7% S 15°6% xa° %
Elith: Swmith : 40 13 2 5158 12 2
Nazthadiel Batchelder 4034 % <525 8.%3.9
Jacob Bosford 8. end 37 16 2 .88 3 1K 2
"Thomas Dean ‘ 40 17 e e 8 12 2
Joha Szanborn ; i 40 22 ™ SRS S &
Jethro Tilton not owned in Chefler 10 24 2 X 4% %X
Richard Wibard Ditto 20 27 2 S s SR
Joseph Young ~ 40 30 2 5 15 8 12 2%
Eleazer Rufleil not owned &y Capt Broaws 20 34 2 $. 8. 4508 8
Richard Hazeltine 40 45 x $- 157883 /8
Phillip Towle aot pwned by Whiller : 20 49 2008 8 0 8
Samuel Thompson : eoB | 3 2 2y B 32 R
Ephraim Denuet X 40 55§ 3 B%y -8 N 3 %
Samue! Maftin : 40 56 3 § 3% '8 .33 %
Wiiliam Crofwright : 40 57 3 5 38 888 %
John Shackford not owned by Chafe 25 35 Derrylines 10 § 9 I
Michae! Whidden net owned in Chefler 5% 77 3 &gy 8
Mark Hunkin S. end - 26 83 Derry lines 10 5 flg X
Edward Gilman ; 40 86 Derry lines 15 8 12 2
Josiah Batcheider 4080, 8. 2/ B 3 B
- James Prefcut 40 90 4 ooy B RN
Nathaniel Sanborn 40 91 4 B kR 8 ¥R
Samuel Blake 40 99 4 5. 158 1% %
Bennont Fogg gl N ‘”.d 35% doß° 4 $ 34y ola %
Benjamin Towle Ditto : » _35% 102 4 S 14 212 2
Jonathan Kimball not owned by Tolford 20 103 4 o Qg %3
Jonathan Plumer . W fude 20 108 3 S Rl 6
Ebenezer Dearbora - 40 114 5 S LB BTNy Y
Richard Ciifford £ 40 IX%. - & s 15. 8 .13 2
James Peckins not owned in Chefler 4§ 324 119 5 . § 12 6 It 2
“William Healy’ not paid by Kent 10 125 5 raa. 8%
Stephen Weblfter S end : 8 131 5 S o 3al s
Joseph Sherburne in Chefler not owned by the inbabitants 30 §0 9 4 32 69 .%
Jonathan Kimball - Diito Jouth end 565 -9 4 %19 %7 3
“Henry Sherburne : ‘ 6o 60 10 4 23 12 18 3
Jothua Wingate not owned in Chefler 666 <ll 4. 8 x 4
"Thomas Dean P 6o 83 12 4 23 12 .18 3
Abraham Drake not owwned in Chefler X 585 3% A 0 g ®
Bcnjamin Gambling Ditta - RS 9c 3y h B 4 B X
Shadrack Waltop that part lying in Chefler 15 102, 5 &Oy e
Phillip Towle - balf paid by \Kimball 30 10§ 5 4 220 QX
Zacharniah Ciifford not owned in Chefler 2 210 84 - H 9 82N
-Jonuthan Cilough : Ditto SCO 210 34 AR 6 .6 B
Joun Prefcut - Ditto ; 36126 34 4 .23 7 1% 3
Thomds Pecker . - Ditse : A ' SPPNEE T Nh . %X% & g 3
Samuel Shaw not owned by Broavn * .75 96 Derry line 2 28 15 23 4
Moses Blake S E corner 5097 X 7 % 10 36, 3% .3
Sufanpz Small S W except two acres joining Pond 48 122 AIB Y a 0 %
'Jcrt}miaia & born “pot owned in C.'Sc:/?er 5 Ismzofn:g‘;gijz'ry6 2 I 2
: _ QL
Henry Sherburn Diito not paid by Langdon --~ 3% ;;4g¢;,,g0&% $ V 2 a gy
: o 82,4 div
. : : j betaveen '
Benjamin Gambling N, end <3 103 31,&978&% s &
: - 25 < 80,4 div .
Enoch Sanborn nos owned in Chefler o RADS m b gy R f
Josiah Batcheideér ) f0..85 28 8 49. wn
John Preicut , : JO 83 RR7 6 48 n N
Samuel Peohallow > ’ AR 80 -G 4% -3 X
Ephraim Dennet S end . ~ 605 . F B %% -3
Joseph Batchelder 10 96 B% 6 4 A n 3
Jamcs Prefcut RO 98 B 6 g W 7
Jobkn Sanborn : 10 99 §:: 6 ogd R g
Mark Hunkin L B A A
Nonresident known l Town ‘ ; Delcription. ‘R BB
Lo A . % ' N o
‘owners names ) : “ T &
" Samuel Adams, Londonderry, pa'r'tqf the farm be live: on not owned in Cbg/?er 8 .38 3k W,
David Clark, cdo Joining Brown’s Gage farm ; 40 60 10
Nuthaniel Brown do Obern and Gage place, O, it 127 288 42
David Read do Meadow, % 40 96 24y
Dawson Russel do “where George Russel lived, Fisn Al s
Mathew Dickey dt;l where Samuel White lived, 75 40 60 io
Archibald M’Murphy . : s f
A /I's3’: frate do.} b._y Isle Hookfet falls mills £s¢c. 184 g 6 147 25
Sam’l Anderfon,Candia, part of N 0.107 in 2 part of 2d division 135 12 108 18
D&hiel Dolber, do. : l‘ﬂ‘ No. ’52. ditto, s 38 113. 30 &
Heirs of Jesse Eaton,do. Meadow, R T T Y
‘Solomog Stevens do adjoining Bricket’s . 15 8 12 2
asainpel Hardy, do. adjoining Knowles, ‘ESTAE 43
' 'la.w miill owned ido wear Haolss i H T gt BN 94 16
‘John Sergeant, do zear Murray’{t el 56 30 45 - 8
Heirs of Col. Dultin do joining White lot, _ G 4 >34 58 D,
Nathan Brown do No 115, partof No. 11685 96 '4 of mill S mill lot 49 '26 39 7
Land formerly owned by Moses Berry, do' Thompson meadow ot 42 22 33 6
Moies Hook, Sandown, joining Exeter river, =~ . 27 24 2t 4
The place gobcrt/Crawford ovm:c?* - where Moses Hide Kby BB 9\4 140 8%
- Bheiburn Sanborh, Sandown Meadow, " igo- 16 rug 4
Jeremiah T;vg::f}{;)wk, b,«!;«q;en Sandown line & Exeter river ils 58 87 15
Jusmes Wondhoute, Roctefler, § breeerarthen and Derry ine 33 12 18 3
Efate Joseph Blanchard jun. lived onin Chefler, adjoining Efy. Blancherd 75 |4060 10
Jonathan Brown, Poplin, part of Moo’s farm, " 3¢ (8 29 g
. Ebenezer Vaynum, Dracut, near M Mafiers, . 4o 24 ‘35 6
- Wad fco%&v.ﬂi;?iﬁmxﬁeéd’b Deer neck and land adjsining,e 169 9o 135 23
Lel formerly ownee By |L. } Phes Liadra ogl T R
: #m&«abﬂﬂ» ,ijMff'?l’f place “%’{’m. Ozias Silfby lived, 60 32 48 8
"Cr All thfe persons who do nok pay their tases prior 1o the vendue day, wuss ox
}')W esfps: - STEPHEN CHASE, Collector,
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Lot B (v, nefday the 21k day of Febuary next,
AEN RN B 1 e e
o S AP R yAF KT 9“% PAATILINSSIING ISPV SIS '““
“hich he offers for (ale cheapforzafh, - JOHN B, HILL, Esecutor.
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PORTSMOUTH : (Ngw-Haupsaize) Pusrisaep sy W. WEEES—PrinvEf 70 708 SUATE, AND PRINTER OF THE LAWS oF THE UNITED OTATES.
TUESDA s} ANU f; RY | 20, 1810,
State of New-Hamg “ra. Grafton ff.
OTICE is hereb: given ¢4 the non-refi- -
N dent proprietdrs and owners of land
in the town of LIN(','OLN, whp have pot
paid their school, town and county taxes for
the year 180g9—that so much of their land
as will pay said tax¢s withincidental charges
will be fold at public vendue at the dwelling
boufe of Dr. Nathan Kinsman in {aid town,
on W"cdnefday‘t‘hc iwcmy-fighth ddy of
March next, at ten o’cloc}c i the forenoon,
unless prevented by previous payn.ent,
2o ey N BN
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Grantees. R e e TR
S 9. ey e
-
o .6 g @
- Jatoautures . 19 Twds B ey 139
I® § 100 5C 18 o g
19 8 Ic> 2879 g
Jam# Hoit 7 5 %00 Bal9 .33
: 14 3. 'OO g 8 8 3
: S5Te Jor 108 8 % g
Jabez Weed 14 8 100 Yo 29 13 3
13145 100 -§o 88 2
14 2 100 % 7 \§ 1
Peter Fintch 4 3 100 820 lg 3
15 13 100 50 8 2
011150 20 27 Bt
SamuclAndrewsye 6 100 80 .9 :§ 3
: g 8 14 100 50 8 g 2
138 300726 9 ¢ 1
David Slawfon 5 6 100 8o 29 1:3_3
11 14 1o o 8 8=
: 11 31 Joo 20 7 Q 1
Elsjur Bawton s 7 100 80 29 :3 3
7 9 100. 50 18 B|2
6 11100 320 7 /'3!3
Reuben Stevens 10 6 100 8o 9 13 3
! . 12 14 0o po 18/ 8 1
¥ 13 10/ W 0 .20 7} 3 1
Afz fones 7 6 109 Boeg/ig 3
4 14 Ico 50 18 8 2
30 1t 300 20 gL . g T
Samuel Sellet. 1 6" 100 8o 2913 3
16 13 100 po 8 8 g
T e 00 20 71 ¥
Eben’r Bawton 10 5 100 80 29 13 3
13 13 100, 50 18 & 2
et It 9 00 30 7181
Scymore Bawton 4 6 100 80 29 13 3
; 9 & I¢o 50 18 8 2
Zuriel Finck 12 8 100 80 29 xk) 3
. ‘ 13 12 100 80 9 {1
7 15 5 105 50 18:§ 2
KA g 1} g 100 2047 B§4l
Abner Barnan 11 ¢ co 85,29 13 g
| 16 @ 100 5918 82
; 11 12 100 96 7 3t
David Bawton 9 6 100 8t 29 13 3
13 6 100 35b 18 8 2
. 1113 100 20 7, 31
Robert Arnold rg -7 vOO. 80 29 18 3
10 9 100 50 18 8 2
3% 22 oo 0.7 812
David Sanford 10 8 100 85 ¢9 13 3
: “ 118 oo 5018 8 s
, $440 2on (90’ 7 3%
Jokn ddingion 5 (8 100 80 29 13 3
. ; 6 14 100 3518 8 2
g B 2 ROO 205 7 { Gt
Elijch Weehs o 2 100 82913 3
: ia ig 100 5038 8 ¢
Q. 7 ton-20 .7 §2
Stephen Hangum 4 o 100 8o 9 13 3
"~ 14 9 100 5018 8 4
: * A 0 HOox g 0 7. 8.1
Valentine Rowell s 4 100 8o 29 13 3
: 12 4 ‘3OO 50 #8 872
: § 11,390 30 7§ 2
Wim W Harney 8 3 100 8o ey 13 3
<iygtog’ god 5048 .8 %
- B 200 7 3R
Caleb Merrdl g 6 100 8o 20 13 3
_ . 16 ¢ 100 50 18 82
FL g% 3008 80 7 +8 s
Scth Whiting . 6 4 100 89 29 13 3
Vo ‘l4 14- 108 50 18 83
b L 3 3y %00 '2O-7 51
Samuel Haight 1 g 100 8o 29 13 8
e e pa- 18 -8 $
e 2L g RAE R gao Y
Jofepk Foreman 7 8 oo 8o 39 13 8
” 5 2 20p 5018 8 ¢
| . ® 2 100 20 731
John Tuttle 1 4 ‘IOO Bo #9183
_ - 20 Ig-iloo 5018 B ¢
YN TR e 7 8.8
Reub Reynoldsjr.q 8 100 80 29 13 3
. 5 14 100 5018 82
: 18 32 300 %0 .7 §1
Abraham Farris 8 8 100 80 29 13 3
Sl 15 9 Joo: 5o 18 B e
; 13 2 100 #O. 7 § 1
Jabez Holms '\ 4 3 ,:gc 80 29 13 3
: 713 #BO 50 18 8 e
S et B 100 TAR B B
Abraham Hoit 4 7 300 80 29 133
: Bh R R B
s oo g 0 FERGOO iy 9
Jofiak Riggs 18 7 100 8o 29 13 3
oo e 1g 100 50 18 89
3 -6 18 oo 20 7. 8t
‘Eben’r Hunfon 5 9 100 Bo 2% 13 3
e B R B 0 58. B
Lhme S L Cohs AR IDROEO PR §
Noah Parkinton 11 7 100 B°a2§ 133
g g pongraliß e
Tepe BTG BAN AN e g
EzrsNoo 3 3 100 8029133
gDt e T B ROl DR Al 2
AAt BRgH I W gy
David Knapp 9 5 ‘IBO 80 29 13 3
S e T T TR
Abralon Nud_ 48, 3o Bovg g’y
digiat s R S LOB3O F. B A
Danit 5. Jobn 3 g 100 Yo 25 i 3 3
ST e 53323
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Sam'iWaterbury 8 6 100 8029 13 5.
;“i}ﬁz(% T e e e s*,wséf& : %
g"’ gy kg g L "*f‘f’; g é@? <
CEMERE faen B R TER ST LIR
SR U BRGSO T N R R Sl pa Tel
13 9 100 5018 8 2
; 0. .8 855 £33
Job St. Jokn 11 5 100 80 29 183
: 513 100 o 18 82
14. .8 d6O & 7§ll
Ezra Bawton 11 8 100 80 29 133
)15 7 100 50 18 ‘8 @
0.9 100 g 0 7. §4
Jokn Brown - 3 8 100 85 29 12 3
X 1 .§ 100 350 18 _B's
0 10 300 XK' 7 8k
Joseph Hale . 2 4 100 80 8g 12 3
half paid 10 4 100 50 18 8 2
16 I¢’ 100 20 7 § 1
Governor®s Right €6O gco Icß 48 12
Uﬂdi«:i{{td lands adivin '\’ ~
g Pleling from the tor- 3
tiig to tlrfj;ine run by ?ISCO §9p 280 9835
Fobn Soutbmaid Efy. \J
{ 11 100.25 9 41
sl3l 100 25 9 41
2 1 30 93.9. 4¢3
B 1 8. 2 b 0 385 o 41
=1 81 Imo 98 9 &1
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«.§ 7. % 100 85 9 ¢ 1
% 8 1 100 95 g 4 ¢
§‘xo 1° 300 25-0 412
S| 9 1 100 25 9 4t
sl 15300 38 9 ‘g4
g‘xe Foyoo- 289 4.1
|lB 1 100 25 g 4.1
Nby dey iag ggt
a 5 1 100 25 Q 9 41
L 8 -1 Joo a 5 @6
F Wal'ards furoeyg 1 100 5 18 8 2
Undivided lands ~ a Lore)
betzveen the lots lotted by | %
Febnßrown,ofg & Lan ?IO 24 e
deff line, run by H’i!lan/_} :
JONATHAN TUTTLE, Collector,
Lincoln, :7(17211(17‘31 X, 1810,
TR R G L T e
Now gpening and for sale by
; 3 ;
A general assortment of FANCY
and STAPLE '
GOODS,
i
AS FOLLOWS—VIZ. :
BLUE,brown, bottle green,
blk & mix: fuperfine and low priced
Broad Cioths & Caffimerss,
Coaiings, Fearnoughts & Moleskins,
Flannelgy Baizes, and Swanfdowns,.
Keifeys and Plains; e
Shailoons, Durants, Duroys, Cali
mancoes & Wildhores, of every color.
Scariet, maroon, slate,- brown and
olive Bombazetts,
Maroon, fawn, bottle green, and
brown Peliff: Cloths,
Tabby & common Velvets, great varicty
Calicoes and fancy Ginghams, § A
Embofs’d velvet Ribbands,
Plain & figur’d satin and luftring ditto
Plain & figur’d spider net, leno, riddle
guaze, seeded and jaconet Muslins,
White and colored Cambrics, |
}. + & & Shirting Cottons, ]
Brown Liunen ; white ditto, ‘
Color’d and white Cotton Sewings,
rumbered fiom 8 to 80. |
Green and black Glass Buttons, 1
Black, brown, slate and plum Florence
Silks ; black Bombafins, 8 4
A complete assortment of Hosiery,
Assorted cloth and light Sewing
Silks 3 black ditto. ‘
Light, blpe and orange Sarfnets, |
Ladies and gents: black and white
embroidered Silk Hose, ?
Fancy Veltings, ' ‘
A complete affirtment Rose Blankets,
from §to %3, , 6L Ro
A large supply India Cottons, ‘
Black India Sarfuets and Luftrings,
Bandannas, &c. &c. &c.
These with his former Stock «
he offers wholesale and retail on rea
fonablc terms. October 3v. l
Wmn. Jonesjr.
HAS this day received, 30
A “Packages frefth imported '1
- Piece GOODS,
comprising a very extensive assort
ment both Fa/bionable and Fancy—-
which will be fold’ by wholesale and
retail at moderate prices. OF 31,
~~ FRESH anp NEW. =
. James Rundlet,
e R R M GO B L Ol b e
HAS just received and is
2% 00w opeving a frefh fupply-of'
‘Broad Cloths, Pelisse'Cloths,
Cafimires, Pﬂﬁfkﬂm&k nells,
SLo o
SEMN IR ms 2.
Se R 0 apeß boloes
Hjannells; - Bandannas, &c.
AR o et gl eSI
[Two pOLLS. PER ANNUM.]
Navional Acgifature.
ELEVENTH CONGRESS—SECOND SESSION®
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEBNESDAY, JAN. 3—Mr, Burwell moved
the following resolution:
Resolved, 'That the President of the U. 8.
"berequelted to/lay before this House any
information h¢ may possess relative to the
blockade of thé ports of the Baltic by France,
and tbe exclusion of neutral veflels by Rufhia,
Sweden and Denmark.
MR. GILES' RESOLUTIONS.
‘The quettion, Shall the resolutions pass ? oe=
cafioned another long and ardent debate —
The paflage of the resolutions was advocated
by Meflrs. Newton and Sammons—and op
- poled by Meflrs Taggart, Dana, and Gold,
(who rcplied tofome of the observations
of Mr Eppes on a former day) Meflrs,
Gardinier, (in a speech of fix bours) Macon
and Potter. The debate continued through
the night to 50’clock on Thurf{day morning,
during which there were continual aterrupe
tigas of queltions to poltpone the fubjet—
to adjourn, &c About § o’clock the ques
tion to pass the Resolutions, was taken, and
adopted—Yeas 72—Nays 41~—as follows :
YEAS—Meffys. L. F. Alston, W, Alfion, An=
derfon, Bacon, Bard, Basset, Bibb, Boyd, 5. Browa,
R Brown Burwell, Butler, Calhoun, Clay, Cobl,
F.'oc&ian, Cox, Crawford, Cutts, Dawson, Defoa,
Eppes, Findley, Fisk, Franklin, Gannet. Gardner,
Gbolfon,Goodwyn, Helms, Hol land, Howard, H, uftry
Fenkins, Fobnfon, Kenan, Kennedy, Love, Lyle,
Marion, M Kee, M Kim, Milnor, Maﬁtgouery,'
N R. Maore Morrow, Newwbold. Neawton, Nish<
olfon, 5. Porler, Pi B. Porter, Rea of Pén, Rhbea
of Ten. Richards, Roane, Root, Ross, Sege, fd”.
mions, Seaver, Seybert, Smelt. Smilie, 6 mithy
Soutbard, Taylor, Thompson, Tracy, Turner,
W cmuy, Wbif‘ebi”', W, t'tbﬂ:fpoon—-y 2. ;>
Clamberlain, WW. Cbamberlain, Chompion. Chitten
den, Dana, D"‘”‘"’f'"’ Ely. Emott. ‘G'arriin’ier,
Gold, Hale, Haven, Hubbard, R ?ﬂtl;ﬂm, Krnichke
erbacker, Lewis, L&ermre, Liviikgmau-, Macon,
I Bryde, Mofely, Pearson Pickman, Pithin, Potter,
Quincy, Stanford, Stonley, Stedman, Stephens .
Sturges, S woope, T¢mgﬁ:7}ﬂ,¢;"wsyh; V.oa
Ren[lilar, W beaton. Wkitman, I'sjontns.
~ '{On this vote were absent 27 members; viz. -
- ming,* Goldfborough, Gray. Heister, ]G. Jack
- son, Jones, Key, Lyon) Matthews, )};9,,,
. 1. Woore, Mumford,* Nelson, Randolph,*
- Bawyer, Shaw, Shcﬁovgw&\;& Smith,
- Zroup. Van Dyke* Pun’ Horn' and Winp* ;
-ed in their feats durip @!« ent session,
from the ‘}{’l‘w S oey£ X L
' The Houlc then adjournied at a quarter
before 6, after a session o' n bowrs,durr
| presided in the chair with digaity and mo b
, sration, to Friday mext, 7-7 oo o
Vermont Manufactures.
From Vermont we have the account cure
rent of that ftate’amounting to 77 thousand
dollars. = The balance in favor of the Trea
sury is 2r thousand dollars. With this
official document is a statement of the Mane
ufaCtures in that State,and it is of extraor~
dinary value. The ¢nquiry was made by
the order of the State, under-dire@ion of
the General Government. From this report
it appears that one million and a third of a
million of yards of Cotton aad Linen have
been manufaQured in that State, and much
above 2 miliion of yards of Woolen That
in the State are 163 Clothier’s works, 135
carding machines, 8 furnaces, and 26 forges.
What may we not hope for our Country ?
Thedeaths in Newburyport, during the;
year 1809, were 110—48 males, 62 females 3
during the year 20females have dicd of con
sumption, and but 6 males “It isoften
asked whence this great disproportion ean
arife—Enquiry has also been made, how
ladics can go abroad in January with fewer
clothes than a gentleman would wear in July.
Guce question may perhaps afford the helt
answer tothe other. . Mm‘c ‘Hevald.
‘The births during the fame period 330--157
males, 17 3 females, Marriages 64/~Newbu
ryport in 1800 contained 5946 inhabitants.
In Salem duriag the year 1809, the deaths
were 212--g3 males and 120 females—of
consumption 49. The popul/ation of Salem
is estimated at =bowt 12000, i
In Concord, (N H.) during the year 1809
deaths 22—the population about 2350.
Jo Topsficld, during 1829 only 5 persons,
one of 100 years of age~population 800,
OMISSIONS. |
Parliamentary . Pulffj.-;lﬂ' th.C',;"_‘-Chcﬁct".-‘
Chronicle of the 25th vit. an cflate’ is ad
verafed tobe fold in Carnavondhire, con
{iing of’ ail the delightful attradions rhat
fertile and romautic country teems with—
wood, water, trou !~Qrcam‘s».‘,gl'o~ufc.' ‘and
game of ail kinds ; but atove all. forty or
fitty voters wiil be thrown into the bargain,
to any purchaser who may wish for a feat
in Parliament ! Fhe rcader will obferye,
that the land, trecs, game, grouse, fith, and
SJreemen, were to be knacked down by awce
tion the firlt of September, with as little
marey S a pour partridge os that Saky
‘Who will be so audacious as to talk of Pape
liament Reformed. [Lun.fa‘bcr.
A report of the . Atbenian Seciety of Bal
timore is highly encouraging to those who
embark in Domeflic Manufaslures. 'The in
stitution commenced 12th of January last
—the sales to the firft of March were ona
ly 3506 dls. 28 ; but from .that time to the
1t December they amount to t 7,253 dls. 5o
averaging 1906 dls 26 per month., As the
stock begun with was small. and the expen
ces of comimencing considerable the profits
thus far have not been great'; bat the ex
periment made is fufficient to prove that
the concern will be as profitable,as it is pate
riotic, A S AT