The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-07-17 00:00:00, page 3

- 02 Wedneflay 131}, arrived at Phi.
lad. brig Saunders, Quail, from Cadiz:
which he left the 29in May, 204 in
forais that the French are ereting
- bitteries and adeansing their works
at Matagorda ; but had not opened
them whed he failed, neither had
there been any reincounter or fallie
on either fide for some time previons
to his failing.-—On the 19th and 25th
of May two of the prison ships ran
athorein gales of wind by which 6or
JooFreneh prifeners were released fhie
boats of the Bwitith Men of war ate
tempted. to board them, while dtifting
and take out ‘the prisoners, bu: ths
. French men baving got arms i theif
hands kep: them off and killed 16 or
17 of the English ; from which it is
supposed that the onein the zsth ha¥.
ing 4 or §OO - prifaers, taking the
advantage .of the gale had -rose on
their giaards, feizsd ‘their arms, ene
the cables and let-her drif: on- fhora
~~the Frenelrmen defended her till
they were all Janded, when the Brit
ith set her on fire.
- Lapt Qaalinforms that on the 20th
of M.y iue Spanish mountaineers ar.
mea only with knives, daggers, and
‘tutlsfl:s ponred down on the town of
Chinus, {about 16 milesfrom the isle
of Leon) gacrifoned by abody of the
French,whom they routed and cist to
pieces, hardly leaving a man to tell
their misft riunes, ,
[ ol Capt, Q. beard nothing of the bat.
tle in Porcugal or the evacuations of
Madrid as reported yederday via
Charleston. Philad. Tr. Amer.
; : | Mamesmome : T S
= B ... . FROM caDiz,
. Monday arrived the brig Conflellation,
Capt. Leach, from Cadiz. She failed on
the 22d of May. Capt. L. informs that
the Englith and Spaniards had Kad a severe
_engagemenit with the French for the recove
" ry of a fart. The former were {uccefsful at
: gh. but weee at leagth obliged to abandon
* &he position Both sides claimed the vidto.
ry. The Englith {aid the French loft 2000,
-and they abodt 300. The French had per
mitted water to be taken {rom St. Mary’s
for the relief of tneif countrymen, prison.
ers in Cadiz, aid on board the flips, bus
~ they wuﬁc«sm fuffer any more 39‘_8?
taken. The patriot efforts in the fiftcrior
lzggdg and the people in Cadiz were in
ot the emancipation of the country con
e French from tart Matagorda.and the
ies. frequently annoyed cthe shipping.
mﬂil werd good, and fill rising.
- Yames River Canal. .
<4 ' Eugujrer informs us, that g
e with Captdin A"“ .C,OO‘fI" of
R ibarhsifetis, with .et 13
* % of‘g‘iﬁaecr-ldck, ate to be
Toeuy Saeu 000 dotlars are to be given for
But Do s . e 0000 -hive been al
ok, SIS e catat . The
ey guidyjn part 9 e
awhele is to be completed by May, 181 a.
* The Teuftces of the Univetlity of Penn-
Kl ot Macica Bavcasion i ha fmi
marg have iy el feliuig
nary, have lately eftablifhcd ?rofeﬁ'wﬂuﬁ
ok, m%m the Meher o
- partmeot, and divided the Profcflurthip.of
i mwwn if?@g;”‘ :;i el m“"
sdolln, Fopemeene
The «f the Iliad 0 export; ©
2 e s i
[Produce of the Spanith colonies, found ii
this market, pay the fame duty = t::o
--~duce of this island on cxportatign, cochia
cal, indigo, bark, balsam, cocoa, sad Jog-
Wood, which pay-the fame heavy duty 2
“before. : Bl e o
*Beportation of fpecic fcverely prohibited.
5 : ; ’-—--“‘ , S AIPE
A Privateer off the Coaff.
w Icttctvf,e:cciv&by Mr. Gilbert, at the
“Exchange Coff¢e House, on Thursday, fom
Bis correfpandent in Salem, fays ;= ;
* Capt. Williams, who arrived hare this
day, informs. that on Wedne(day, at noony.
in fight of Cape Ann, he was boarded fiom
"a small Eaglith privaicer and tréated with
Civility. —a American thip was in 0. con
‘cerniag which captain W made inquiries of
the boarding officer, but received only eva-
Bve aafwers. He afterwards hailed ter,
and received do snfwer : but a passenger
Repped over the fide, and chalked the word
* Taken,” as perccived through a . glads.
‘She appeared to be about 300 toas, had a
red bottom, varnithed sides, woman héad,
‘@ir port between the main chains ; could
not read her name, which appeared to he a
Jong one ;—men, women and children par
Téngers. Capt. W. lup%)&gi a prize-master
Was on Board, to carry Ker to Halifaz.”
. 3 The above &l is faidto be H. B.
M, ichooner Marlborp’* OF courle we
have that long wifed for difiderasum, British.
g:ou&"n. at the very eptrance of our
arbor. Aad the Rase Horle, mbc}
W%ﬁehugmg to He Mifabjedl,
in enteriny thi port in distress, esPerienced
the benefit of that protectioh, by béing
robbed of hes peadant, for the qudacity of
r'aiﬁt‘!_g it and preparing for qmppoﬁqg
the Marlboro®’ an cnemiv. It certaimly be
comes all liege fubjeéts to be cautioys how
they offcnd their master’s servants who deat
inprotedtion. . {BaflwPaviot.
* Other reports fay it is the Tiiftle Bt -
Shamsock. . :
. Spontaneous tribute to merit.
- Mr. Prigter, .. :
.. The perfan who thrsugh you addref.
Jes- your readers, had for some time:
wifbed 1o have the means of knowing Mr
Wriford’s mode of infiruiing his pupils .
in The artofwriting. His curiosity hai
besm, gratifed. The result is, bis full
convittion of the [uperior excellence of
this mode. He bas vonfidence in the rapid
improvement of [cholars of mederate tal
entsy under My Wrifford er Mr. Rand,
and.in the solid foundation which either
of them canlay for futiore eXoelience in
the atrentive and ingenious. Nlr. Wrif:
. ford bas by much fludy analyfea our b2ff
Jormed letters. On such analyses bis fps
tem iy founded. An artif of genius, it
is awell-hnoawn, fees and can [heaw ts oth
| ers in the Jubjel? of bis fludy, thing: thar
efeape general and fuperficial observation.
In the common defzilive mode in whick
| avriting i+ taught, thy learner is often
! abfardly Jet to woak &5 copy faulty exam
ples. And if that is not the case; flill
< sanch time ir consumed in labouring to.
follows. a bad model in the Pupil’s mind.
i A corref idéz of good letters may be soon
| attained on Mr. Wriffords plan.. And
[ it avlll be the Pudil's faslt, if he do not
" fix them i memory, [0 as o influence bis
- futare prallice, untilbe van perform well,
- rath:r mechanically, "than by recolleéling
Bis rafes. The awriter of this_article
i thinks the obfirvations republifbed bhere
from tbe Neapburih Port Herald, aré
" Jufl ; and thagone who bas improv:d an
art of great and common utility, and fa-
Cilitated the #icany of acquiriag it, de
i /er:m awell of his country, and inay mod
estly lay ¢laimi 1o some patronage fn}iﬁf
the faveurers of the Aré; dnd loveri of
i the commion guod & elpecial’y if be aft no
| ehcouragemient for nwhich he doés not of
t fer a fair equivalent. The honourable
teflivionicy in favor of Mr.-W. should, it
f Wulc;/ema at leall excite-enquiry, and
‘that probably dwould produce conviltion,
as jt did in the very refpeciable persons
- agho bave rechmmiended bim. -
. Portsmouth, July 16, 1810,
gNL w : Pn’ﬁ’g&éﬁsn&f % d:h
.k rom ¥bi opord serald,
| made on Mi';'Wkttqugﬁ',ay modt:“!:;gm Rtyle
~ ’?f Writing, by a gentleman of undoubted
- tafte.and judgment , and we sincerely hope
i Vs dhie penPe € DlewbuTybO. JBik aot
o notiethefe jdiions ek so i
. own_good, by impraviog this opportesity
. doring Mr. Wiirrors®s flay in this place,
| 1 fie’you will have the WIE&WW
l the enclosed, yod will in our opinion, con
i ;f;fatfmf "f#?:‘;ﬁ'hfh;;b é #“
enmanflip—as taughthy Mr.Wrifford,
ey o e e v
| tions, tor many important improvecnts in -
| &9 5 bur the one by which he is knows to
S e RiR Ty
SHIPIRRECK. i
26th May, Cape- Dunn fell in with the
long Doat of the thip Margret, of 3alem,
which veflcl was uplet in a ga'c of the 21t
May. By a[’l_&dtlﬂf%t:n the ship was thrown
oo her beamt cads, but afier cutting away
the weather lanyards of the (lirouds masts
and long-boat, the righted, bring fall of
water,h-r hatches effichefts,water cafks,&c.
drifting among the’ wreck. The guns,
apchors. &c. wers thrown over, under the
hoge of lighteniug #be thip ; but in vain,
th€Rarboard lauyacds of the flirouds being
decp uader water, and faft to the thip,and
the sea making a continual breach over her.
Some of the people fucceededin clearing
_the long boat, 2nd fiftcen perlons immedi
ately gnt into her, beiag all she could possi
bly hold, without finkinz. About half the
people on the wreck upon the taffrel rail,
aod the remajader on the bowfpirit and
windlais, every other part of her being un
der water. In this wretched coadition,
they continued to entreat the people inthe
long-boat te take them in, although she
was alrcady much'too full for fafety, (he
being alfoin a very (hattered and leaky
-¢ondition, -
The long-boat remained by the wreck
until next day at noon, when llcw:ral people
from the wreck attempting to come on
board, tiiey were under the nereffiry of
cutting the rope by which they were falten
edy and drifiing off. They had. all along
exprefled their unafterable determination to
remain by the wreck while ‘fhe held to
‘gethergpovided they did not attempt to
fink the baat by overloading her.. But con
tinuing tiscir attempts to come oa board, the
peoplein the long boat, to preserve their
own lives, were under the painful ncceflity
of cutting the roper On the 26th. as hefore
Rtated; they fellin with Capt Duon, who
“bumanely took them on board, and thewed
them every/attention and civility. :
b ars SR T g G
- The following article thews the vﬁé!
~ whielf Great Britain has for the Comarerce
-of Adaerica. It ismerely necessary 1o fay
~that the ¢ Aati-Jaénbin é@ﬁ(\’l“ was eftab.
lithed by George Canning ‘wha was a re
gular doutribater “to it, Pperhaps he wrote
“the following. o NY, Paperi -
From the “ Aati-Jacobin Review.” for Feb
, | ruary, 1810, 5
““1a the futire condu@ of o ur govern
meut towards the United States of America,
much delicacy and cautioa will be requisite.
_We thould invariable refpedt their indepens
“dence, and fend them an ambaflador of the
firl rank : a 2 man of opulent fortune, and
of a liberal and ealightened niind.. A var
iety of important considerations combite to
{fan&lion the cxpedicncyand the wisdom of
such a mode of proceeding. For the in-~
formation of those who thay be disposed to
thigk' shat me pay two much attentios to
Amcrican affairs, we will briefly state that
a greater quantity of Britith capital is em
ployed in that country than in all the
world belide ; that Ametica imports yearly
mare of the maoufactures of Britain, than
all the nations of Europe together ; and
that Britain and her coloanies consume nine
teaths, we believe, of the whole exporied
produce of America” . ‘
ST Tuay g pakess L e e e e T
. the public, and by ¥hich he hab gained ‘2
« handsome (hare of w:il-carncd +eputation, an”
-~ honorabledilin®ion, in the A:¢ of Woriting.
5 ap[iéayb-,tlﬁt}le bas initcicted in the pria
- cipal towns «d citics of the United Prates,
| to the approbation of thie learned aod judicious.
; 5S¢ . : 2 ek
{ By the best jadges. his ityle of writing is
;;,acknowlcagcd to be superior to any for cor
i, redlac/i, talte andcafle,and the mode of teach
ing far superior to auy thing known - cither
i'?in thisor amy otber country. Thie art of
% ‘writing as tfﬂgﬁt byMr W{n at art regg‘[quy
| Jyffessizad. Feom the remarks of_thole who
|, have attended higin{tructions is this branch,
"it is evident beyond all doubt; that any
person, of proper age and decent capacity,
* may atquire fore, and incomparably bet
‘ter information and improvement in attend
i ing but '3 Rert tivac to Mr. W's inftructioa,
. than he will in [cveral years in the usual
mode of teaching; and thatitrefls entirely
with luch a person who doet. ittend with
him but for a thort time, and 4 ‘f'tiﬂing tom:
penfation ; whether hie will not make such
an opportanity worth to him at least from
50 to soo ddllars, - And-he muk be unfor
tunace indeed, wha} with Mr W’s preculiar
talents to codvey and cnforce iGcas, can
- not be made to uwaderffand and perform,
It [cems a pity that some means canaot
be contrived (consistent with the rights of
the individual) that this fyle anad mode of
| teaching thould be generally introduced in
. all our Academies and Schools. It is really
’ surprising chat those who have the care of
. Schovls, arc so bidad to their own good and
' interelt as not to take more thorough pains
. to have this exiraordinary mode of teaching
-~ iatroduced in all their fehools, 2nd regulac
ly taughe fike other branches-of education,
~Mr W. does really possess superior taste
and judgemcat.in the arr of Writing; and
having with unwearied pitience, examined
- ail the belt picces of Penmanthip, in cop
- perplate and ‘maoufeript, both in Europe
- and America and feleted theeefrom all the
- principal excellencies itis reasonable to con
- 'ciude, that he presents the public with a fu
| periar haad writing, both far elegance of
| appcargﬂ_cc acd eale of execution or prac-’
-~ tice. But such is the folly of maukind, so
prup< are they to follow and hold faft to old
citiblithed ways, as it regards their interefl
and habits, that they unfually foffer every
new and important improvement, in things
that concern their own good, to pass by
themselves, unimproved, to be enjoyed by
their fucceflors,and examples grarcly abound
that szen ihings and aficns, have been ovkre
looked and disregarded by cotemporaries,
~ and unnoticed in the times they took place ;
but by potterity ‘have reccived honerable
remembrance. . We do lape the time is not
far distant, when thie. mode of teaching
will be generally introduced,thoroughly un
derfiood and pracifed, to the honor and
gnod of the couatiy, as the American mode
and flyle of Wiiting. * SALEML.
The Preflident of the United States, has
ifued his Exzequator tn Samurr BLacas,
Esq of Boston, as Vice Cooful of his Swed- |
ith Majesty for the (tates of MafTachuletts |
and New-Hampshire, $/1
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ELEGANT SIRAW
Hats and Bonnets !
T his Day received at
DRAPER’s
CHEAP CASH STORE!
A dariety of the most clegant
~ Straw Hats and Bonnetts, .
.that have been for sale intown the prefent
feafon—fome of which are of the latest
New York shapes - July 17
--—-———-—-———c~'—~'-‘-—-——-—-—-:i-——-—-——
" 8. Meffinger,
Hq.r jzy? reqeitye}i at bis -Store in Con iﬁ{/'..l’ Sireet,
(L ENTLEMEN'S HATS,
" A_B of the firlt quality, from the Boftou
Man’ufa&ory’.-—-d{/}z-—mﬂ&antly,'nn hand
A geéneral aflortment of Hazs
of his own make. _ ~ 3 Huly 15,
% . i 3 ¢ . e )‘
- Mineral Waters.
])OCTOR SPALDING
; baving ecftablifhed a scant of Bafl
town Water, for the ufc of the indilpoled,
sick and eonvalefcént offers this mo ft agree
able beverage to the well also; on the fotlow=
‘g terms. B n ; i
.. Subscribers for 2 sveek or more 3t any
gi(v‘cn q’uaut/it)y cacli” day, at 3 cents a tum
or L
' Kbnifubfcﬁhcé,ﬁ cents a tumbler,
bottles for transportation at 25 cents.
_Ufual hoursof drinking from 7to 8 ifi
the morning—from 11 to t 2 8t noon—and -
in the evening aifo. | -
_ No subscription will be considered up till
payment is made, e B
. TO PHYSICIANS.
Just Publithed and for sale at
- C. Peirce’s Bookstore, =
- THE Amcrican Neéw Difpenfatory; con
taining gencral prigiciples bf Pharma
€euticChemiftry ;"Pllumacqbtig‘opprax:pns. 3
Chemical analysis of the articles of Materia
Medica. Materia Medica, iticluding / fev.
_eral new and valuable articles the produc=
tion of she Wnited States: Preparations
4nd compositions; with an sppendix; con
taining medical prescriptions. The natare,
-and medical uses of the gazes. Medical
~electricity 3. Galvanism Anc abridgment
of Dr Currie’s Reports on the ulc of Wa
ter, The Cultivation of tlie. poppy plant,
_dnd the i.l?*i’f:!!ggfof; preparing Opium ; and
Aeveral ufeful Tables; the whole compiled
Aroit the ‘moft approved authors both Bu.
“ropean and American—by JamEs Thacuea
sieit NiwhamplliceeCoMe .
NIOTICE by vcs 1o et b
LN fident owners of land -in thie town of
previoully sk payment @me the fub
feribet, so much of thicir lands as will pay -
the fame with- all Tawful cbarges, will be
61 st polfie syflion oo che tesil day o,
&em louse of Josiah, Melsin, inn-bolder in
. Mose . Boynton, (il impréved) S 0
Pe PP s
Fifty Dollars Reward !
‘N J ILL cheerfully be paid
Y. to the person who will give such
information as to convi& that foul fiend of
darkness, who, with more than Zellifp malice
and infernal envy, entered the Garden of the
fubferiber on the night of Satutday the 14th
inst. and ehticcly destroyed, two elegaat
Gooseberry buthes, which he set a great
value on, they having Been sent him from
London, a few ycars since, by a particiilar
friend. - ; * ‘ »
, The perfonn who can perpetrate deeds of
darkness like the above, muit possess a most
malicious and envious disposition; that pat
takes more of the rancour of an. evil spirit
than of a raticnal é¢reatiire ; for they are
absolutely the blackest paffibng of the hus
man heart—4nd no one can be blamed for
shewing the mofit pointed dilpleafurc against
the perpéirator of such horrid decds, as en
tering-ahy petfon’s garden and destroying
Fruit trces and buflics; that have been ob
tained and-cultivated at great pains and ex
pence. They are caitioned agaiaft a second
attempt, unleis they would wifli ro have
their malicious dispositions checked by the
contents of one of the befh fowling picees
in Portsmouth, EDWARD PARRY.
e e R TR T
- Coventiy two ecent tax.
N OTICE is hereby given
A N tothe Tand ownets in the tawan of
Coventry, that the General Court at their
feflion” holden in Junc A.D. 18105 gum
‘a tay of two cents on every acre of lindiie
said town, for the purpose of makin g Sads
‘and bridges. Said laud owners have hibertyr
to pay theif respective taxes in labor. &t the,
rate of eight cents per hotr. for cvery able
‘bodied man, ﬁdéing;i% own tools and diet,
‘and for ox work, including ' chains, at the
rate of cight ccnts per_hour, for each yoke:
of ogen ; provided that said labot shall be.
performed between the firft day of Septem.
Ber ah the frh day of Novettet neit e
‘And that we the fublecibers, beng appoiat
W Coistey to v, ot Sl NCR b
ready o rescive the fame in_ payment of
said ta) 4}6!?6?&»@4’ g T S
i A LT
© BAM'L JACKSON, jr. & Comehittes.
- Uncurtent Bitls,
2 R e eLR O giR AN
(A 8 the highest price given for.
34 Hillfborough Cheshire, Coos, Vermont,
5 Northampion and Pcacblcot Bills, at -
_TAPPAN’s BOOKSTORF,
- Market Steect Portfmotth. —Most of the
above bills are- daily'depreciating ; and are
new only Bodght to pay debts at the banka
"whercft{xcy belong. Persons hélding any
of this paper would do well to dispose of it
at its present value. .~ Fuly 17--(6w) . -
. John March, jr.
":INF()RMS' his * friends 3and .
-M. the public that he bas taken the Store 23
lately occupied by Mr. George Hardy, No.
13, Market street, and ncarly ‘oppoitre
Meflrs. H & B Penhallow’s Hard Wure
Store, where he offers for sale a general as
sortment of ot - : :
West-India Goods and Groceries,
T T eAR i
Rumi, {Spanih_and Ameri-
Br,audj", . A ’ tan Scgars, =. i
Giny sk Raifinsy e
Wines, X ’Fig:s, W i 1
Hyfon, 1.~ :Cucrants, -Sp e
Young Hyfon, | “2 Weit India Peppers, |
- Hyfon Skin”, ? < {Wool and . Corton
Souchdug and | El'} A e j
Bohea “. 3 B 'Fig Tobacco, ' - |
2 Wiarranted, Thoniplon’s, Tenneyly |
Loaf, Lamp, Havin-i and Rappee Snuff, }
na & Brown Sugars, Bar Soap, o
Molafles, iMould and DiptCan:
Coffee, ’ dlogy :
Chocolate, No, I=+32,'Flax, .;" &BN
Cotton, ... - [HerdyGrals sid Clos
Rice, : t}Vhitc &-Grey Beans,
Flour, - vel Seedy: *° :
Ground do. Stone Jugs, -
Aimonds, lEr}gﬁfh andAméricag
Cloves, } Gun Powder, -
Nautmegs, - SIShOE gou o
Mace, 'Logwood, ; :
Alfpice, 5 Faftic, .~ L
Cinnamos, Redwood, A
Ginger, Wooden Meafufes, -
Pepper, Barrels, haif do and -
Oatmeal, - Kegs, 7
Stavch, lßuttc; Kege,
Multard, Scythes and Snathe;.
Allum, Ltmng Beer, ,
Tidigo, VYioegar, : -
Copperia, A few good Chgefe,
Roll Beimiloae, lSw:dcslroa, Flatand |
Sulphur, & Window Glals, x
Salt, Square Bars, I
And miany other articles; |
ufvaily kept in that line, all of which are |
wiarraated of the firlt quality and will, be §
fold on reasonable terms, and every favQr
gratefuily acknotvledged. Yuiy 19 l
LEATHER.
~ Charles Tappan,
- Market-Street, ‘Purg[mozz‘tb, 2
} a AS been appointed Agent
for the « A, ampjbire Leatber Manyface
tory,” in Portsmouth—and will conflantly
keep for sale 2!l kinds of LEATHER, by
whoiclale or retail, The Leather manufae
tured by this corporation is not inferior to
any in the United States, and comes mjich
lower charged than usual, 2
b | Fuft Received, | Ao
: 3000 lbs. Sole Leather.
'.:.7%."1 V7w bw) - Vi
‘Stephen Hardy,
FJAS jult received a grei
5 .variety of FAPANED TEA TRAYS
~Fadtory Stocking Yarn—do Sewings—
Spetacles—Combs, ete. - Julyiy .
New Landing from brig Norfolk,
U AND POR SALE BY Y
> i vamuel kord.. -
. No. 11, Merchants -Row,
3o hhds. good flavored RUM.
- WANTED —A BOY aboiit 17 years bf
age. who can produce good recommenda
e R e LR
sy TS DRit SRS al X ES ] MR
e SR Sk .»;."‘ e |
~THIS DAY—I 2 o'clock; -
- Un Porifmoiith Pier,
16 puncheons RUM, of an
excellent quality—Terms liberal. <
Julyry. . i 8 LARKIN, 4.8. -
- Thur{day néxt<=l2 o’clck,
S ‘HE. Schooner
7.5\ § INDUSTRY,
5 ;}‘iﬁ 2as the-came i\m sea, 135
5 gﬁrg{e;jg Jtons burthen} now lying
- Qe at Portimouth Pier.—e
g . Terms at the sale.
July 17 'S LARKIN, 4ul.
T be fild it Public Adction,
N “Thurfiay the 19th day of Juo
¥ Iy nest, at 3 o’tlock P. M. at
the Mecting house belonging to the
‘North or- firlk Purifh in Port{mouth,
'the;quQwing_Pe?s it said house, for
‘the Taxes due iheretn for the years
18¢8 and: 180 y, tnlefs prevented by
Previons payment-viz.—
S u T On the lower - Soor.
85 .8 i dO.
i dn lower, Gallery. t
AR %o
i 1525 G 0 for 1808 and 180 y.
eYlOy 5 6o do. do.
- .'A'!; 264 2 ab 18_09. p :
Chv 4Ty 3 Sye L oadm g
Mﬂ. 16, in upper Gallery, for 1808 and’
7t JOSEPH AKERMAN,
s T Uel e
_ Portsmouth, June 26
- On Monday; 23d July inst,
ILL befold at Publie Audtion by .
"W virtde of'a licedfe frota the lu&é
as Probate, gl LB
.~ diece O TAND. 0
Lying on the westerly fide of Atkinfon
fircet, meaturing on said fireet twenty cight
fcet, and running back fixty-nige feet ; be
ing part of the ellate of the: late’ :
UNDERWOOD, Mariner, deceased. . The
sale will be 6a the premiles at 1> o’clock on
fadday. 8 LARKIN, @
RARE SALES.
: Ea L » 7 _.>IJA-’.-_-.7-.'_A ..'~“"
Zobe fold at Public Auction,
- 165 Acres Land; conmmonly
called the DOUGLAS ESTATE,
three miies from the State House, on
the 10ad to Greenland——the property
of Geo. Wentworth, Efg. containing
.98 acres of excellent Woodland. The
remaigdér is in paftiring and arable 3
laid our in ten acre lots, with aroad
thiough of one dnd a half lods wide,
for the benefir and use of ihofe who
sons withing to Vview the premises,
may call on Mr. Tabor; #hofe dweil
ing-hetife is adfoining thereto, who
wiil shew them the property. - The
sale will be on Thursday the 24 day
of August next coming, at i 1 o’clock
A. M. at Larkin’s Au&ion Room—
witefe will be deposited a plan that -
any person inclining may, by apply
ing Have a view of the whole. l
Conditions will be made known at
tie and place of sale. =~
o S. LA‘RKiN, Aull
__Portfriouth, Fune 26, 1810,
AT R ¥ R — S - o
PEWS AT AUCTION.
'I‘HTS is to give riotice that on Mnnday;
- & ‘the 13th day of Auvguft nexr, the fol.
lowing' Pews, Numbered 34, 35, 36, 39, 63,
79, 80 and 934 on the Lower Floor of the
Univerfalift Meeting house, together with
all the Gallery Pews in fuid House, will he
fold at auion to the highest biddet, Being
Parifhe property the fame is fo'd by order of
the proprictors. %5 Fo be at {aid house at
30 o'clock in the forcnoon.
: fér{[m;&. s‘«& 17, 1830, ' '
et 1 sol S ikl
. LIST OF LETTERS, |
Remiining in the Popt-Office ot
(Portfmonth, N.H. Yuly9, 1810 :
A- A A ATHERTON; abigiil Ais
-43 8 azcen, New ofile ; Sam’l Adams., -
B éxﬂiclutd H Burnam § Jonathan Bgré‘
Dard ; William Burten; Johu ﬁtck e
€ Edward Cole ; Ebeh'r Clifford ; John
Carlton ; Silas Cyrtis ; ‘Nathanie) Coglwelt 3.
Thomas D Cutrs; William Cotes, je. o
- D John Dotlovan; Rol't P Dam¢g
Hungah B Diew, Gramlaid; Thiotas Dens
E Amos Emerson ; Joseph Emeefon .
F Lanfoi: F%nfm';{dm" Tolfim 3.
Willism French ; Bdmund N Fry =it
- &+ William € Gridley ;. fry Gray '
H - jeremiah Hail ; Daniel Hoit; Haa
nah Hopo, Kittery 3 lfaac Hall;- Thomas,
Bail ;- ®apt Holbrook ; Sarah Lildreth -
Joleph. Higgins ; Ruth Hearfey - 0
Catharine Johitfon ;- Heory Jobnfon =~
L Robert Rapith; Robert H.: Liver:
more'; Thomas H Lewis ; ‘Natbaniel Lear;
New f#b:faﬂfmf&t’@mi;. By M,? 5
- M William N “l‘ﬁa‘;;.;ﬁ Mlardhall §
Joha, Marli; High MCullock ; Juitcs
/N H W Noble; Phebe Mewhin
(B RRinder s Jobo G MR~
© B WD Swett s 2yl Mo ook ST
Viciives Lt RTINS
, T il Thompon Somer Teer.
%‘ R “ EOYI 30055 " R Ay .
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g m': TARK. SIMES, 2 3
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Tet SR,