The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-04-17 00:00:00, page 4

Crßdutations
C TAFT, having commen
' @ ccd his Academy, 13 ready to re
‘veive the children of those Parents who
Ihall_chbofc to pet them under his inftrac
ticn, to whom the utmost attention shall
be paid for their advancement in the several
branches there tanght, together with plain
and fine needle work.
: " Portsmouth, Aptil 7, 1810,
W
D A LI CDR D=
To Amateurs and Patrons of
-the Fine Arts.
. L
MR. WHEELER, from
Boflon, has the hoaor to inform the
Ladics and Gentlemen of Portsmouth that
lie has taken a Room over Mr. Briard's
Store, for the purpof: of Painting
Likenefles in Miniature.
Specimens of Lis Painting to be seen at
Mt Tappan’s Book-ltore.
‘ NO LIKENESS NO PAY: |
Portsmouth, Apri! 10, 1810
=N EIEDQRI OO O DO~
Fresh Garden Seeds.
Jacob Wendell
HAS received at his Store
& in Bow-fireet, on Church Hill, an
excellent assortment of real Shaker Garden
Seeds, warrantcd to be of the last years growth
viZ.
Drum Head, ) 8§ Imperial Lettuce,
Savoy and .§g~ § Sage, Parfiey,
Early Dutch )'3 § Peppergrass,
Blood red Beet, § Best Radish,
Onions, Carrot, § Summer Savory,
Parsnip, Cucumber, § Water and
TurnipjFrenchdo. § Muik-mellon,
Summer & winter § Pepper,
Squash, $
Clover and herds grass feed , &c.
ALSO—White Beans. Peas, Cheese, But~
ter, Flax, Cod and Pollock Fith, Men’s thick
Boots ; men’s, women’s,boy’s and children’s
thick and thin leather Shocs ; Sperm. Oil,
Assortment of CROCKEKY - Rosin, Oars,
Cyder per Barrel, Muskets with Bayonects,
W. 1. Goods & Groceries
as usual, &c &c
3000 Cane Pole, suitable for
making reeds. ' ¥ April 104 1810,
FRESH FLOUR.
THE subscriber offers for sale a few bbls.
fuperfine Baltimore FLOUR; of the firit
quality. WILLIAM APPLETON.
Aprel 10,
Mr. Richards
RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies
and Gentlemen in Portsmouth and its
vicinity that he has opened a school at the
Aflembly room for the admi{lion of Maftcrs
and Mifles to the graceful and ornamental
accomplishment of Dancing He will in
struct his pupils in ali the most neceflary
parts of the art of dancing, and nmake every
exertion to improve their manners.
Hours of inftru&ion, from 4 o’clock to 7,
on Fridays, and from two o’clock to 5, on
Saturdays, so that it will not interrupt, cf
fentially, the progress of their ftndies.
Terme—-8 dollars per quarter, 4 in ad
vance. Application way be made at the
‘Hall on days of inftruétion. or to Nathaniel
Brown, Esq —Private inftruckions given to
those who make application. April 10.
70 BE LET. .
A Small Tenement at the
‘% headof Longwharl. A STORE in
2 good fitnation for business, and a CHAM
BER well caiculated for a Lawyer’s Office
or a merchant’s Counting Room
" Ao for (ale, on wery reasonable terms, a few
HOUSE AND STORE LOTS,
from indifferent to eligible fitvations --For
further information apply to
April 10., DANIEL AUSTIN.
N ek et
NOIICL 15 hereby given
%W that the Hnufe, Well, &t. at Hos
pital Island has lately been put in decent
repair. Any {uitable person inclining to
take care of the fame, by residing on the
premises, will mect with-ample encourage
ment from the S‘c!etgm'étﬁ?gluﬁtuation' for
the fithing buflinefs, the benefit of the foil,
a good boat belomging to the HHland, fuel
provided, and 'a due consideration for aflit
ance to fcafaring persons that may be car
tied to said Island on account of ficknels,
are powerful inducements for applications.
g DANIEL AUSTIN.
- Per order of the Seleimens
. Portsmouth, 3 p:il. o, 1810.
" BOARD OF HEALTH.
‘V HEREAS we expect we
¥ ¥ ° have done our duty in fégard to
visiting and examining * vefiels 'ar"ﬁﬁng in
this harbor, . fubjc@ to Quarantine ; and
when {atisfied that there wasno sickness on
board, and every thing clean, gave the mas
ters permiflion to proceed to town or else
where. ' L '
Our_inftru®ions fays the cxpences shall
be paid before a certificate is given : but
as the expence ‘is but small, four dollars for
ourselves, people and boat ; and as the mas
ters complain that they have no money on
board, and bope that we are not afraid to
trufl their owners, and if the owners donot
pay. thiey - will—therefore have given pct
-mission to numbers, and when the bills are
Handed to-their owners, they f:‘y the town
must pay it, as it'lng; the preservation of
~thetowa. ~lt is not at} “the gentlemen that
~ dispute the bills—one half:iy paid, the other
not ; and as fix years has been long enough
‘to examine the laws of the State ;' therefore
-wish, as the inhabitants of the town will
meet in a (hort time, that those who are
against paying, may come forward and shew
~caule why ‘they thould not pay, as the bills
-will be, in a short time, handed to them for
' BENJAMIN SHERBURNE, | otk
wj?x vAM 2 E;, ,M’ BLz ¥ S 1 QM’:‘l".”:
~ _sPortfmouth, April 7, 1810, ~
FTHE fubferiber Executor of the last Will
BURNE, la of Eplom, dec-aicd, will ex.
bibit his accoun ummm
R e S e mes:;
Clower and Herds Grass Seed.
Clean Clover and Herds Grass Seed, |
: - FOR SALE BY i
Thomas W.Penhallow
‘ N J HO keeps constantly on
hand an extensive assortment
of Currery, IroNMONGERY, and
Fardware Goods.
Also, Patent Sky-Lights, and Bin
acle Lamps./ ,
' Market-Street, April 3, 1810,
soM. Boards, | '
6o Kegs Shipping Butter,
And a large assortment of |
.£; . |
Englith and India Goods, 1
For Sale on good terms by i
JAMES RUNDLET.-
PORTSMOUTH Money or any
of the above goods will be given
for 1000 dollars, Hilfberough Bulis at
a Jdifcount if brought in {oou.
. Apri! 3.
Fuft received and to be Josa vy
Joleph Balfs,
At his Shop in Broad-fireet, next door to
the Pofi-Office, Party'mout/i, ;
A NEW aflortment of early
and late PEASE and BEANS,
with a large assortment of GARDEN
SEEDS.—AwLso, a variety of Fiower
Garden Seeds. (4w.) Apil 3.
iyt Wbt X R
: Two Cents Reward.
RAN away from the subscriber on Wed
nesday, the 28th Inst. a mulatto boy
named JACK FOGG, an indented servant,
about 14 years of age,flim built ;any perion
who shall return him shall receive two cecats
reward and no charges paid, and I forbid
all persons harhoriug, concealing or trusting
him on my account as I will pay no debts of
~his contradting from this date, :
. MOSES WOODWARD.
Portsmouth. April 3, 1810,
i p
Stone Cutting.
gMITH & TREAT, have
\J just received a new assortment of Mar
ble, suitable for Building stones, Grave and
Tomb-stones, and a number of Soap-{tone
Backlogs—and keep constantly for faie at
their thop, on the corner of Vaughen street
; and Deer fireet, a complete aflortment of
- Free- stone hearths and jambs, clouded Mar
ble ditto—Slate Grave Stones of all fizgs,
Paint Mills, Paint Stones and Mullers—&
many other articles in their Yine. All orders
will be executed with neatness and dilpatch,
at the lowest rate, for Cafth or approved
credit, and every favor gratefully acknowl
edpedl - - 7 ,#pfff_f'l_mr 19, 1%09.
State of New-Hampshire.
PUBLIC notice. is hereby
given that SAMULL JACK.
SON, jr. and others have petitioned
the General Court, representing that
the dispersed situation of the settle
ments in the township of Coventry in
the county of Grafton, and the quan- .
tity of road which the inhabitants are
obliged to maintain, together with the
liability they are under to make good
the damages sustained by the public
in pafling through said town, on ac
count of the in{fufficiency of their roads
—that the number of miles of public
10ad within f{aid town is nineteen—
the nutber of rateable polls is twen
ty seven—that the tax granted by the
towm; for the f{upport of highways
has averaged 200 dollars per annum,
for four years past—that they are re
fkricted by an a& of this State, entitled
an a& for taxing the lands and build
ings of Non-relidents, pafied Dec. 10,
1796, from laying any higher tax,’
than fifty cents on every Loudred dol
lars of the apprized value of {aid lands
&c.—-that they~ are by sundry other
statutes obliged to keep in repair their
roads and bridges—that in case dam
apes are fultained by the public in
travelling through said town the in
habitants alone are liable to pay the
fame, as they have lecently experien
ced——that the sums of money hereto
fore raised were as high ‘as could be
laid on the non-residents, who are by
law, obliged to pay an equal-propor
tion of all taxes for the support of
highways~—and that said sums of mon.
ey are .found by experience to be in
“adeguate to. the purpose of making
and keeping in repair said roads—
they therefore pray that a tax of two
cents per acre be laid on every acre of
land in fuid town, to be colledled and
expended under the direction of such
persons as the General Court shall ap
puint, and under such regulations and
;eﬁpiftioas as are ufoal in similar ca.
R — : .
- ORDERED that the petitioners be heard’
~on_their petition before the General Court
on the firft Tuelday of the next fcflion, and
that they caufc that the fubfiance of the pe
tition and order of Court thereon be pub
lithed in the New Hampshire Gazette, and
aifo in the Coos Courier, three weeks fuc
ceflively, commencing 'ci§ht weeks pricrto
the day of hearing that all persons concern
cd, may thea appear and fthew cavie if any
thcy have, why the prayer should not be
grapbens o e a o g iy
_Attelt, ABIEL FOSTER, Clerk of the Senate,
Concord, June 17, 1809, A
- Xor Portland and Kenncbeck,
s HE Sloop Gen.
Ay _..,\1 N ﬁadﬂﬁam ;Zscwm
NS NN nett, Peter Pray, Master
\gmedeay the Summer feafon—
the mafier on board lying atLopg What,
. Portsmouth, April 5, 1820, . .
. JUST PUBLISHED, 1
And now received and for Sale at the Buok-flore of |
"~ © PEIRCE, Poifmouth,
: A Treatise upon the walk 1
&£ X of Faith, by the Rev Dr. Romainc, |
2 volumes, 2 dolss . |
Dr. Romaine’s Treatise upon the life of |
Faith in Fvol; 7§ ecnts - 1
Dr. Romaine on the Triomph of Faith, in
I vol 75 cents | |
‘Dr. Romaine's Letters to 2 friend on the
most important fubjeéts doring a correlpon
dence of 20 years 6,9
Dr. Keath's Traveis of True Godlinels, &
ungodliness, 75 cents :
Dr. Dickinson’s Five Points of the Cé;rifr
tian Faith, 75 cents -
D:r. Beveridge's Private Thoughts on Re
ligion, the Christian Life, &c—l.do!.
“Dr. Laws’ Spirit of Prayer, or the Sog! ris
ing out of the vanity of time into the riches
of eternity—g/3
Universal Magazine for 1807.
“FYHE 7th Vol. ot the London Univer({al
rMagszineis miffing from C. PEIRCE’S
Library.~~The Person who has it in posses
sion is rcquefted to return it immediately.,
: April 9, 1810.
o R e i
THE inhabitants of
Portsmouth are hereby notified to exhibit
ajuft and true account of their cflates, rate
able by law, which was in their poileflion
the firft day of the present month, to the
Sele@men of said town ; who will attend (o
receive the fame at the Town Hall, each
Thur{day evening until the firft of May
next. An ecarly and due attention to this
notification is requefied, that the SeleCtmen
and Afleffors may be enabled to act more
correékly in making the taxes.
« DANIEL AUSTIN.
Per order of the SeleCimen,
Pzrtfmouth, April 10, 1810. e
- Grand Lodge.
THE Officers and Members of the Grand
4 Lodge-of the State of Newhampihire,
the district Deputy Grand Malters, and the
Mafiers and Wardcas of subordinate Lodg
¢s, are informed that the annual election of
Officers, and the Grand Quarterly Commu
nication of the Grand Lodge, will be holden
at the Lodge room in Portsmouth, on Wed
nesday 25th inst, at 7 o’clock P. M,
L. SPALDING, G. Secretary.
April 10, A.L. 5810,
To the Honorable Senate and House
‘of Representatives of the State of New-Hamp -
Shire, in General Court convened at Goncord on
the firft Wednesday of Fune in the year of our
Lord,one tlovfand eight bundred and aine.
"r HE pectition of JOSEPH
FOGG, of Salem in the Commeon
wealth of Maflachufetts, and of MAKY
FOGG, of North Hampton, administratrix
of the estate of AeNer Foce, deceased, late
resident at Charleston, in the State of South
Carolina, refpeétfully theweth :
That the said Joserr Foce
is a brother and heir at law of Simeon
Focg, late of North Hampton in the county
of Rockingham, yeoman, who dicd without
issue, about the firft of Febrnary, A D. 1598,
leaving a considerable real and personal
cftate : that after the decease of the said
Simeon; on the fifth day of March A D.
1798, a certain writing, purporting to be
the last will and testament of the said Sime
on was presented by Jonathan Fogg, anoth
er brother of the said deceased, to the
Judge of Probate for said county, for Pro
bate ; and the said Judge then approved
and allowed the fame, and granted admin
iltration thercof, and of the eltate of the
{aid Simeon. to the f4id Jonathan, reciting
that the executrix therein named was then
under seventeen years of age : That at the
time of the decease of the said Simeon, the
-~ said Joseph Fogg, was and ever since has
'been an tnhabitant of Salem aforciaid, and
~ that the {aid Abner Fogg was another broth
er and heir at law of the said deceased, and
then was,and many years before [aid probate
- had beea ablent from said State beyond seas,
~and did not return until after the.time lim
ited for an appeal from said probate Lad
expired : That the said Abner has since
decealed without issue, and intestate, and
that the said Mary Fogg has been duly ap
pointed his administratrix : That by reason
of the absence of the said Joseph and Abner
from said state and the neglet of the said
~ Jonathan to give personal notice, neither
the said Joseph nor the said Abner had any
~ knowledge of said probate, or that any will
. of the said Simeon was or would be offered
for probate, until a long time after the ¢x
piration of sixty days from the probate a
~ forefaid, whereby they were deprived of the
~ benefit of an appeal from said probate :—
That your petitioners verily believe and
~expe®, that if they were permitted to try
the validity of said supposed will. they
should be able to prove that at the time
when the fam¢ was made, published and de
clared, the said Simeon was not of a {ound
- and dilpofing mind, but was diftracked, and
_incapable of making a will ; and that by
~faid writing no part of the cftate of the said
~ Simeon v«% giverr to the said Jofcph or the
~faid Abner.’ Fa :
- WHEREFOREYOUr petitioners
pray that the Honorable Court would take
~ their cause into consideration and pass an
A& enabling them to appeal from the pro
~ bate aforefaid to the Superior Court cf Ju
dicature fo be holden in and for said coun
_ty of Rockingham, or would otherwise
~ grant them relief in the premises in such
- way as shall seem reasonable ;.and as in
. duty boung pray your petitioners, :
o Josgpgr'mcc, By SIMON DEAR
- MARY roOGgG, }BORN, their Attorney
; i ,_..»‘.;‘,;iz 3 ""'"""" o el Sy
-Stntqu Neww. H:;ég‘pﬁirc, Fune 16, 1809
On xeaglin,% ‘and considering
_the foregoing petition~~OrDEßED that the
‘petitionces be heard on their pefition be.
fore the General Court on the firft Tuesday
“of their next fcffion, ‘and that they "cauiz
the fubflanice of their petition and order of
: &fﬂ'ﬁ;}q be published ia the New Hamp
liire Gazette three weeks fuceellively, the.
laft_publication of ﬁﬁiﬁl&.,;fw‘iﬁuc&'idd» ors.
der to be at least fix wecks prior to said day
in._appéar and lw sanfe, if avy they
“have, whyd wb‘ﬁ ranted.
| j BIEL FOSTER, Clerd of the Senate.
A > i ek 8o L U E
T A fant Clerk of the Semate,
INSURANCE OFTICE..
T HE. fubferiber informs the pub
B \jc that a Marine Insurance Office
‘has lately heen established, and is now
kept in 2 chamber nearly opposite the
N. F. Baak, where Insurance may
be effeted. Application in writing,
or otherwise, will mneet with prompt
attention. =~ E., WENTWORTH,
=y - Insurance Broker.
Portfinouth, April 10, 1810,
BOARD OF HEALTH.
A T a Meeting of the Board of Health
.of the towd of Portimounth, held Apail
5, the following rules and regulations were
adopted, which are to take effc& after
twenty days from their publication 2greea
bly to a law of this State, passed in June
1799, (together with an additional aét pafi
ed 1o June 1803) entitled ¢* an aé&t empow
ering the inhabitants of the town of Portf
mou:h to appoint Flealth Officers, and for
preventing auifances in said town.
As every individual must confider him
felf interclted in the preservation of health
in the town; the Board presume the ac
knowiedgment thereof wiil be discovered by
readily aiding in the exccution of, and in
conforming to [aid rules and regulations.
Article 1. Waste water of houses, yards,
&c. fhali be direétiy conveyed into a fewer
or vault. —
Article 2. No person shall be allowed to
throw any dead animal, or offals of animals,
or any vegetable matter intoany firect, ane,
alley, or any dock, or upon any whar?, but
fhali bury, or throw them into the river be
yond low water mark.
Article 3. The Board do crder all fellers
of Fish at the markets in this town, not to
leave the offals of fith in any street, lane, al
ley, or any dock, or upon any wharf, but
that they be thrown into the river beyond
low water mark.
Article 4. Persons vending meat at the
stalls, {hali not be allowed to leave any of.
fais of animals over night :—Perfons vend
ing vegetables in or around any of the mar
kets thall not be fuffered to leave any refufe
thereof; but shall depotit it in some place
directed for nuisances generally.
Article 5. The contents of vaults and pri
vies too near the furface, must be removed
immediately, as it will he much better to
have it done now than in June or July at
doubie expense. ;
. drticle 6. The ofials of aninials mult be
removed from ﬂaughtcr “houses, and the
yards connected therewith, once in twenty
~ tour hours.
~ The board give nrtice that negle@ in
. complying with the above rules and regula
{ tions, will be prosecuted as the law dire@s,
Portlmouth, April 6, 1810.
BENJAMIN SHERBURNE
‘ SAMJUEL 'JOMES, B
; JOSHUA BRACKETT, Coviniisen
State of Newhampfsire, Rockingham [.
- We the fublcribers, two of
the Justices of the pcace, and of the guorum,
within and for [aid county, do hereby ap
~ prove of the aforegoing rules and recgula
~tions. Witness our hands at Portsmouth,
- in said county, the seventh day of April
in the year of our Lord 1810 ;
i SAMUEL PENHALLOW,
| R CUTTS SHANNON.
A T T T Te e
BOARD OF HEALTH.
l YN conformity to the laws of the United
E’ i States, and the laws of this State (for the
- preservation of health by the regular guar
antine of veflcls suspected of any contagious
r diseases) the Board of Health have adopted
| the following ruics and regulations, which
' are to be in force from and after the 15th
~ day of May next, until the 1l day of No
vember. And the Board for the accommo
dution and fafery of veflels fubjeck to quar
antine, bave established a place in the har.
- bor between Kort Constitution and Clark’s
| Island, {o calied, to be considered as quaran
- tine ground
‘[ Article 1. Every malter or commanding
- officer, arriving with his vessel at the port
} of Pori{mouth, by night, from any foreign
- port, shall cause said veflel to be brought to
~ ananchor ; there to remain till permifiion
Lo proceced is obtained from the commanding
~ officer at Fort Constitution.
- A:t, 2. All masters or commanding officers
- of any veflel arriving at theharbor orPort of
- Portsmouth, from any of the Weft India Il
ands, from the Dutch or Spanith Main, or
from any port or ports within the ftreights
of Gibralter, or any other port fubje& to
the piague, yellow fever, small pox or any
malignant, pestilential or contagicus difcaf
¢s, {hall immediately on being hailed from
Fort Cenftitution bring his veflel to an an
chor on quarantine ground, there to remain
till notice is given by a flag, provided for
such purpose, to some of the Health Com
mittee, who will immediately repair on
board and give such direions refpe@ing
the tim: any veflel ought to perform quar
antine, together with the dire®ions for the
cleansing, as in their opinion may be thought
neceflary or by other orders to take off
this fubje@ion and restriction, whenever
circumstances will admit of it.
Article 3. Every master or ' commanding
officer of any veflel arriving which is fub
je€t ta quarantine (after receiving notice of
his veflel's being so fubjetty s forbid lunding
or fuffering to be landed, aug person, goods,
apparel, bedding, or merchandise of any
kind, without permiflion of the health offi
cers, likcwife'%!l persons are forbid going
on board any 'veflel during her guarantine.
“The above regulations cvery owner, mas
ter, supercargo and consignee is requclted
firictly to observe, otherwise they may ex
pect to be prosecuted as the law direls ;
likewise they are requelted to pay particu.
lar attention to the orders of the command.
et of Fort Constitution, who is authorifed
forcibly to detain any veflel attempting wil
fully to pass. X g 5 :
The cxpences for viﬁt:n% and cleansing,
must be paid before-a certificate is given,
* Portsmouth, April 6, 1810,
'BENJAMIN SHERBURNE,) L, ..
- SAMUEL. JONES, g Con:::‘m ¥
JOSHUA BRACKETT, - ) "HFHEE
B il Uil o (N
- We the subscribers, two of
the Justices of the Peace, and of the Quorum
within-and for said County, do hereby ap
g;mdw“ﬁ&mw‘mﬁd'%mm
Witncfy our hands at Portsmouth, in said
[Getnty thefevsustidpy aLiipnt Jo the Joun
sl eas/es B oclaul o S Qhoglan L B ee R R N B i SRR S
%ﬁﬁt}wﬁ bl S e T
T “‘m;jf,fﬁ: Déd. Ls . ',‘%t& -?‘.;"l;’3*,’ I‘ :A
' R CUTTs SHANNON.
oyl W e et AT eTBB ST e 8
y ¥ t fend - -
Vaiuatle Raal Efiate.
On TUESDAY, the I{t day of
May nextat 12 o’clock, on the premises,
“7‘ J ILL positively be fold to
¥'V the bigheft bidder, and without
any reserve, 211 the Real Estate of the late
KEYRON WALSH, deceased, (of which the
Creditors to the Estate, and alt others con
cerned are requested to take notice) confilt
ing of alarge, well finithed and comsmodices
Dwelling HOUSE. and LAND—arso—one
other small HOUSE and LAND, and one
valuable House LOT; all fitvate in Wafh
ington-firect, and ali which have been par
ticularly described in former advertisements.
The terms wi | be liberal and made knowan
at the Sale.
ANDREW DUNLAP Adminifirotor,
. Feb. 27. S. LARKIN, Aua.
T T T T T Ottt i R
; T >
New Law Book.
Fuft reccived at C. Preirce'’s Bosk Slore.
A TREATISE on Pleading,
with 2 colle@ion of Praétical
Precedents and Notes thereon ; forms
of A&ions, &c. by 7 fph Chitty, in 2
vols.—P.% ¢ 12 dollars a fer.
Just publifbed, and for sale as above,
A new edition of Merrill’s A
rithmetic, with a treatise on Menfurg:
tion of Planes anq Solids, for theafe
of Schools— Frice 2/3.
Packards’ Catechism, &c. &ec.
Portsmouth, April 2 -
LIST of letters rewaining in the Pofi.Office
Portfmeuth, N H. April 9. 1810,
A JP MES Ayers; Samuel Adams ;A A,
Atkerton ; Aun F. Adkinlon ; Bea
janun Akerman
B John Eeck; Silas Bettan ; Charles But
man ; Pcter Batcheldor 5 Jofich Batheldor,
North Hampton ; Wm Briggs ; Charles Bry
ant ; Benjamin Brown ; Jonathan Barnard ;
Samuel Baich ; Samuel Beil
C Ichabod R. Chadbourn; Catherine Cof
fin ; Lydia Coverly ; lfrael Chadbourne ;
Mary Ann Chadwick; Silas Curtis; Ed
ward Coles ; Catherine Cooley
D William Dunbar, New-Cafile ; Sally
Dodge ; J. G. Dearborn ; Edniund Davis 2
Eenjamio Dame, Newirgton ; Robert P,
Damc, Kiitary ; Hannah B Drew, Greenland ;
Sally Drew ;5 George Dennctt
E Joseph-Emerson ; Joseph Ela
F Danie! Pry. ;. Tobias Fernald, jun. 3
Lanfom Faufett ; Samuel deins,JVc'u'ington 3
Edmund Fitzgerald 5 James Folsom, jun.s
Thomas Teflcnden
G Peter Goff ; Elizabeth Gockin; Timo
thy Gerrifh, jun-; Nathaniel Gofs, Green~
land ; Samuel Gunnifon ; Charles Grow 2
James Goodridge ; Iry Gray : Bliza Grow ;
Wm C Gridlev ; Joseph Gavet
H James Henderson ; Aaron Hodgdon ;
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Isaac Hall ; Lucy Hodgdon
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son ; Wm. Jones; Joha Jones, Joseph Jack.
son, jun,; Joseph Johnson ; James Jones, 3d.
Clement Jackson
L Robert Lapifh ; James Ladd
M Abigail Mollen ; John Marsh ; Wm,
Marshall ; Nath'l T. Moulton ; Daniel Mela
cher ; Elizabeth Muars ; Sarah Mardenys
N Susannah Nudd ; Jacob Nutter ;
O Samuel Odiorne, Kittery- Point :
P Richard Philips ; Uther Parsons, Kiyse
ry ; Temperance Pray ; George Parry ;
James Perkins, Rye ; Rev. H. Porter
R Jobn G. Reid ; Jobn Runels; Joseph
Rand - New Ceflie ; Jothua Rand
S Simeon P. Smith ; William B. Swett 3
Ephraim Smith ; John Stocker ; Daniel Sto
rey ; Silas Simmons ; Wm. Smith. Rye ; Sal
'y 8. Sawyer; Samucl Scriggens ; Timothy
Smith ; James Smith
T Abraham Tayler, Nprsb- Hampton ; Wm.
Thompson ; Joicph Thomas; Samuel Teth
erly 5 Fhinehas Tyier 5 Johin W. Treadweily
Jaue Trefethen ; Nathaniel Trefethen
W William Wyman Mary H. Wiid ;
Stephen P. Webller 3 Samnuel Woodman ;
Scth §. Walker ; Betsey Warner ; Mary
Waters ; Wm. H. Wilkins; Samuel Wryatt ;
Joleph Wigoin ; Dudley Watson ; Editor of
the * Worid"”
N. B. Those names with no towns an
nexed are for Portimeuth.
MARK SIMES, P Mafeer,
T e s ey
N OLICE is hereby given
that the fubferiber has been appoint
ed Administrator on the Estate of
Benjamin Brown,
late of Pittsficid, in the county of Rocking
ham, huibandman, deceased, and has taken
upon himfelf rhat trust by giving bonds as
the law direls ; all persons indebted to or
that have any demands against the estate of
the said deceased, are requested to exhibit
them for adjufiment, to the fubferiber.,
~ STEPHEN WATSQN, Admimfirater,
Pittsficld, April §, 1810,
A LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Pofi-Office, at Exeter ,
March 31 1810.
CLARK JOSHUA; Cate Walter ; Clag
-2 gett William ; Colcord Nancy ; Copp
George C.; Clark Daviel ; Conner Nancey ;
Durant Samue! ; Dodge Samuel ; Elliot Sal
ly ; Flood William ; Gi'man James ; Gorden
Nathaniel ; Haley Jomes ; Lindey Anos D.
Labarge Peter ; Nutter Henry ; Oroe
Richard E. ; Payson jobn P.; Smith Jobhn ;
Swafev Mary ; Spratt {.o,lgp s Steal Mariah ;
Thurflon Daniel ; Vickery Elijah, Exeter.—
Bean Richard ; Sinclair Ebenczer; Sleeper
Samuel ; - Woodman Danicl, Brentweod, e
Marble Jobn; Merril Phinehas ; Rundlet
Simeon, Styathom ~~Currier Barnard ; Plum
er Moles, Hawhe, Bv Sy
1 J: W. GILMAN, P. M.
ek LIS OF LETTERRS v -
Remaining in the Poft-Office, at
- Kittery from Decemler 31, 1809, 10
- March A 0 BRI0: ik gadl
JOSEPH JOHNSON ;_John Shapley 3
2 John, Phillips 5 ~Jofmhat?s;m&iﬁy Jers
cmizh Paul 3 William. Bray ; Joseph Nut
ter; Pelatiah Feroald ; Jobn Sevens, jr.;
Lydia Greenough; Betsey Haley ; Lucy
T Duiotoey Wemitmie Milages -
T CRE eI I Ksy ﬁg&{ﬁﬁm, ;;x
Finble for aohoes e N FAENEE N tomm,
O NATRANIEL MALCHER