The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1808-09-13 00:00:00, page 4

Migcelizneous Repositorp,
- From the Statzfman
‘To the Advocates for War.
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O ve who fill the throne of pow’r,
~ Who speak and millions must obey,
. Who reign the monarchs of the hour,
And rife dictators of the day.
Think, whilc the trumpet’s clam’rous breath
Re-er:hoes thro’ the regions round,
What scenes of agony and death
Await the inharmonious found.
O join not then, with hasty rage,
" The tamults which are heard from far:
But {hun the desolating stage,
‘O shun the guilty walks of war !
Think, while the thend’ring cacnons rear,
And while the waving faulehion plays,
How carnage wades thro’ streams of gore,
~ And grins amid the ftecly blaze.
Ah, vain are words to paint the woes
Which haunt the crowded ficld of blood,
‘Not all that rhetorie beltows ¢
‘Can trace the sanguinary flood. °
"The thousands of the mighty slain
Who sleep upon the martial shore,
Tho’ they have felt the wound of pain,
They heave the languid sigh no more,
But if your thoughtless mind would know,
Or can endure of more to hear,
To widows and to orphans go,
And mark the never ccafing tear.
Read in the groans that rend the heart,
Read in the tears that ceaseless roli,
What words are pew’rlefs toimpart,
The {peechlels anguish of the foul.
O think of these and shun the blade
That darts its fickiy beams afar,
And shun the dark impending thade
‘That hovers o’er the {cenes of war..
B
COMMURNICATION.
Meflrs. Printers—
By publifping the following in your Gazeite,
you will much oilige a JSriend to civil and religious
Liberty.
Is our government jult ? Is the Constitu
tion right ? [s it caiculated for the peace
and weliare of the people ?—lf so, why
should it be violated ? If the fifth-and sixth
articles of the Constitution of this State are
right, (which every person who is a friend
to mankind muflt acknowledge) why should
the violators go enpunithed ?
SEEING an advertisement in the new(-
paper fume time since, notifying a public
ficid mectiog for the worship of God in the
town of Hampton, and having heard of simi
lar meetings in the Southern States; I was
induced degoto Hampton : after I got there
I went out on the Comiics; where I {aw on
one part of it a military company (or riot
ous mob,) and ou the other, 2 trumber of
ipeGators ; afterwards I saw two ministers,
viz, Elder Razd and Mr. Plummer, who in
formed the people assembled that the meet
-Ing would be held in a field at {ome distance :
the people then went to the ficld and the
appearance was solemn ; the meeting com
menced by singing and prayer=-The riotous
<ompany finding that the pecple had retired
for religious worship, followed after them,
and when they came opposite the field in
which the people had peaceably assembled,
they began holiowing, hooting, firing guns,
B§c —more resembling wild Indians, than
civilized men ; they proceeded a few rods,
then marched back and began their hooting
and firing agaijn—the man who Hhired the
ficld for the tneeting forbid persons coming
into it to make diftarbance. They had but
Jult pafled) the afferably, when they broke
their tanks and again rushed into the field
and, the one adjoiring, firing their guns a-
Yoong the people, and throwing potatoes,
dirg, &c. at the ministers ; upletting the
- place which was fixed for them to preach,
while they were in it, and {triking one of
them with a gun, pulling another from his
feat after he hiad retired from the firft place,
#ad firing a gun at bim which scorched his
cloathes ; and cursing and {wearing in a
manaer too shocking to relate— It was fup
poled there were upwards of a hundred
gaas fired, and from fifty to sixty persons
belonging to this riotous company armed
with guns, and headed by 2 man who does
not hold 2 commiflion, (as I 23 informed.)
Those persons when asked the reason of
their condu&t, anf{wered, that they meant to
defend their religion and their minister, and
that they were a peaceable people, &c. (I
think that their conduct on this occasion is
a specimen of their religion and peaceablencfs )
—llt was the greatest riot I think that I ever
‘heard of in this part of the counntry, and the
greatelt violation of the constitution and
Jaws of this State ; and it appeared that the
rioters were the greatest defpifers of govern
~ment ever heard of—llt certainly will bring
“a disgrace on the town of Hampton which
time will never efface, unless the purpetra
- tors of this unprecedented cutrage are bro’t’
to justice.——Those concerned in the above
“mentioned riot appeared to be so filled with
{pite, rage, and malice, that the ministers
thought it prudenpt to retire. _
A FRIEND TO GOOD ORDER.
Mecnday, Sept. 5, 1808. ;
A federal paper, in ranting againit
the appointment of Col. Duane, fays
~— be mofl cordially hates England and
Englifimen, and in case of war with
- that nation bhe will fight, or at leafl hé
will encourage - bis troops ta fight MOST
FURIOUSLY.”—No wonder, then, that
all Britith partizans are so wroth at.
the President for appointing him !
Such men as Arnorp, who would
" desert the service, or as Lsg, mmdeff
~in batile, would suit them much bet-
A i ([ Trenton dmerican.
.‘ e e R . G s e B
iy Sauirvel Bt o 0
At a Squirrel huat held at Well’s
mill, Bourbon county, Kentucky, on
Sarurday the rith ult. upwards of
10,000 scalps were produced. '
, A s Baltimore paper.
A N elegant cn day CLOCK, warranied,
«A with a miahogany case, at a_handfome
St v eo e e
5 T
- A LARGE Sheet. eontainine 2 difcrin-
NN ee L B R ebßs T e S R
¢ NOTICE.
State of New-Hampshire,
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
3oth day of August inst. an appeal to
the Superior Court of Judicature was claim
ed and allowed from a decree of the Hon,
Nathanicl Rogers, Efg. Judge of Probate,
within and for the county of Rockingham,
it {aid State, made the fifteenth day of Aug
ult inst. approving and allowing a certain
inltrument to be the last Will and Testament
of Jou~n WenpeLs, late of Portfmeuth, in
said county of Rockingham, Esquire, deceas
ed, and granting administration of said estate
to Dorothy Wendell, of said Portsmouth, wid=
ow ; that due caution has been given to
prosecute said appeal with effe®, and that
said appeal will be entered for trial at the
Superiour Court of Judicature, next to be
holden at Exeter within and for said county
of Rockinghamy on the Third Tuesday of
September next.
EDWARD SARGENT for bimfelf and others,
Appellants. - Portsmouth, August 30, 1808.
State of Newhampfbire,— Cheshire [.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-residents proprietors and
owners of land in the town of WEN
DELL, in the county of Chethire,
who have not paid their taxes for the
year 1808 ; that unless they pay the
said taxes to me the subscriber on or
before the 224 day of November next,
so much of their lands as will pay said
taxes, together with incidental char
ges, will be fold at puablic vendue at
the house of Richard C. Ropers, in
said town, at ten of the clock in the
forenoon, unless prevented by previcus
payment ‘ -
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mowing land 1 | :
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land 2 acres, 3 | i
acres, 116 acres ) ; .
Stephen Patch, 85 11 5 20 2% 2 »r
Benja. Harris, 75 nos pitch’d 18 24 2 62
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Do. 75 158 5 18 24 2 11 62
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0 SAMUEL ROGERS. Colle or.
e e
NOTICE.
A LL persons having demands a-
A gainft the eßate of BENJAMIN
B. WEARE, late of Portimounth,
merchant, deceased, aie requested to
present them for adjnftment,.and all
indebted to said estate are desired to
make immediate paymeut, to
NATHANIEL WEARE, Adm:’n_l'ﬂmtor.
______ Portsmouth, Sept. 6, 1803
Providence Faltory.
COTTON YARN, BED TICK
and COTTON STRIPES. Fuss received aé
DRAPER’s
CHEAP CASH STORE,
LARGE supply of 2 and 3
A threaded Cotton Yarn, Bed
Tick of a superior quality, and Cotton
Stripes, dire& from the Manufaéory
—which will be fold on the very low
el terms by wholesale and retail.—
Will receive in a few days, a further
supply and in future keep a complete
aflortment. Sept 6.
TrREASURY OFFICE,
County of ROCKINGHAM. /
Exeter, September, 1808.
THE several Colle&ors of taxes
for the County of Rockingham,
are hereby aotified'that the tax for
the present year, became payable at
the Treasury on the irßt day of the
present month—lLn order that the de
mands on the Treasury may be dis
charged, it is expected that the Col
le@ors will make immediate settlement
at the Treasury.
NATH’. GILMAN,
County Treasurer.
: TO BE SOLD .. -
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
lﬁf); Parsonage, Grecnland, on Tuesday the 13th
St}’demﬁer, at § o'élok in the forenoon,
A QUANTITY of Household &
‘£ A kicchen Furnicure, confifing of
Chairs, Tables, Bureaas, Looking-
Glasses, Andirons, &c.— Likewise the
- farming Rock and utensils, belonging
to.the estate of the late Rev. James
A. Nzavr. _
CHR[STINA NEAL, Adminifiratriz,
l To whom all persons having claims
-against {aid estate, are desired to pre
{ent their accounts, and those indebted
L to make payment. Sept 5.
R TSR R
A Lilt of Prizes,
| IN DIXPILLE ROAD LOTTERY,is
| just reccived at the Bookstore of Tuomas
e & Tappan, where it may be fec9 gratls—
i TICKETS & QUARTERS,
- in Amofkeag Canal Lottery, which com
meaces drawing the 28th this moath, given
- in exchange for prize Tickets in the above.
} G DAME’s ACADEMY, for
Tickets [oon rife to 5 dolls. 50 cents.
Sept. 6th, 1808,
r e Dancing and Painting, 2d
- quarter, will commence on Wednef
~ day next, Septembder 7, at the Aflem.
. bly Room, as it will be the lat quar
ter he expe&s to keep in Port{mouth,
he will engage to teach Coiiliions,
Contra dances, Minuet, Hornpipe and
Allemande~—thsfe who will favor him
. with the taitiop of their children, may
- be aflured he will fludy to give fatis.
. fa@ion—his terms will be {ix dollars
. per.qr. Attendance Wednesday and
. Saturday afternoon,from 3 to 6 9’clock.
| Thole for Painting will attend on
! the fame days, in the forenoon, from
| gto 12 o’clock. ‘
| Price for those who attended the firft
. quarter will be 4 dolls. each, and for new
! Sedolary, § dolls. per. gr. Sept. 6.
& Improved Patent Hluminators £%
Or Sky Lights for Shipping.
GIVING a more general light than the
common Sky Light, with one fourth
pact of the expeénce—They are neither la
ble to leak, break, or to be injured by the
common traflic of the deck,nor are they
any incumbrance on the deck, and may be
placed in any part of the ship where light
1s wanting, either in the deck or sides ; and
are equally applicable to the State Room,
Steerage, Forecaltle, or Cabin. For Houses,
they are equally ufeful, furnifhing light at
one half the expence of the comman Sky
Light, and in no danger from hailstones or
falling rubbith. The wtility and saving in
this, must be obvious to every person ac
quainted with thipping.
The above are for sale by
Thomas W. Penhallow
Markel-Street,—~who Keeps constantly on
hand an extensive varicty of Cutlery, Iron
mongery and Hardware Goods.—
! __ August 2, 1808,
; 70 LET,
CONVENIENT two flory
/ k Dwelling HOUSE, at the south
g;rt of the town, adjoining Capt. Luke
. Leighton’s.—Enquire of
NATH: MELCHER.
Augult.3o.
’ I "HE Subscribers being ap
pointed by the Hon. Judge of Probate
of Wills, &c. for the county of York, com
miflioners, to receive, examine and adjust
all the claims of the creditors to the estate
of SIMON FOSTER, late of Kittery,in said
county, mariner, deceased, represented in
solvent ; do hereby give notice that fix
months are allowed to said creditors to
bring in and prove their refpecive claims,
at the dweclling-hcufe of Capt. Enoch H.
Lewis, in {aid Kittery, on'the firt Monday
in September next, and the five following
months, from thrée to fix o’clock, P. M.
on cach of {aid days.
- JOHN DENNET, Cooviei]
MARK FER:NALD,} G
- Kiitery, Augnft 26, 1808, cd
ONE CENT REWARD.
UNAWAY from the Subscriber on
R Wednesday the loth inst. an indented
apprentice BOY, named NATHANIEL
MARSTON, being about 17 years of age,
about 5% feet high and of a light complex
ion—whoever will return said Runaway,
thall receive one cent reward and no char.
ges paid ; all persons are cautioned againﬁ
harbouring, trusting or cmploying him as
they would avoid tﬁc penalty of the law.
_ ' JOHN WEEKS,
Greenlandy Augu? 15» 1808, ,
RANAWAY from the subscriber on the
roth instant, an indented apprentice
named JOHN YORK-all persons are here
by forbid trusting him va myaccouvnt, for I
shall pay no debts of his contraling. ¥
: TIMOTHY GRIDLEY.
Exeter, Augﬁ 234, 1808. ; :
State of Neaw-Hampfbire, Strafford .
OTICE is hereby given to the
N‘ non-resident proprietor and
owner of land in the. town of Worr.
BOROUGH, in said county of Strafford,
who has not paid her town, minifler,
fchéol, State and county taxes for the
year 1806, that unless she pays the
{ame to me the {ubfcriber on or before
the firß day of November next, so
much of her land as will pay said tax
es, together with incidental charges,
will be fold at public vendue, at the
dwelling-house of Capt. Fobn Haines;
in said Wolfboreugh, inn holder, at
ten of the clock in the forenoon, on
fuid frft day of November next, un
less prevented by previous payment.
L il S :«\ﬂg o z_ess
SO L r*£§ *{ £&
el = *:f ‘:Zx ~} ? .» ’ : “i’ *’
- Ouwners Nome. @g 3§'r§’§§' 5
F‘ﬁw%@f“ﬁ %“3,5 i
£ R SR S e L St R TR
COTTON YARN, and
- other American Manufaltured
COTTON GOGDS.
“n
TIMOTHY UPHAM,
Has just received a large consignment, and
in future will keep constantly for sale a
comp 'cte aflortment of American Manu
factured Cotton Goods, which he is ena
bled to fell at the lowelt prices by whole
sale or retail ; being appointed an agent
for one of the largest Manufattories in the
United States,—vig.
CO'I‘TON Twist and Yarn, of ail
the various kinds ; belt Ameri
can Bed-Ticking (warranted salt col
ours ;) Cotton Shirting & Sheetings ;
Stripes ; Checks, &c. of a very supe
rior quality. On band as usual,
A very extensive assortment of
European and India Goods.
Orders from his friends and cuftom
ersin the Country will be carefully
attended to,
i o ——————————— i ————————————————
¢~ A Stable Wanted.
A NY Person wishing to contratt for a
STABLE, to be compleated immedi
ately, of the following dimensions, viz.—-50
feet long, 34 wide,and 18 feet post--will
please to apply for further particularsto the
- Printers hercof. August 23.
N OTICE is hereby given,
2 That the subscriber, administratrix
~(with the will annexed) of ¥OHN WEN
DELEL, Esq. late of Portsmouth, in the
county of Rockingham, deceased, has taken
upon herfelf that trust by giving blnds as
the law dire@s. All persons having any
demands against said estate, are requested to
bring in their claims for adjultment ; and
all persons indebted to said estate are desired
to make immediate: payment to..
: - DOROTHY WENDELL.
Portsmouth, August 23, 1808, ‘
oG LR 8
v ’1 2 r COOTLTDRC
Japan’d & plain COOLERS ;
Alfs,—New & second hand Tin Ware
‘japan’d at short notice, b L
- Benjamin- Evans,
Tin-plate worker—Buck-street.
- N. B. A Bathing Tub kept constant-
Iytolet, .. ° o deguff e,
T YHE Managers of the Portsmouth
R Livery Stable, have voted a se
cond aflellment of Fjve Dollars, on
each share, and requelt the fubferibers
thereto to pay the {ame, on or before
“BRUrBRERCNE [ e
~ GEORGE F. SMITH, *
~ Augeligo., [Traerer. -
¥ Subleriptions are tocetved
at this office for ““The STATESMAN 3" 2
well condacted Repuablican Newlpaper pub-
P T Ncwhsypmt
& RENDEZVOUS.
' q N OFFICL for the purposes of
recruaiting for the Army of the
United States—is opened at the Brick
store owned by Daniel Auttin, Esq.
near the Spring Market—
Able bodied citizens, under the age
of Thirty-five years, who feel disposed
to enlilt in the service of their country,
are now afforded an opportunity, and
may receive twelve Dollars bounty, by
applyigg to G° W. PRESCOTT,,
Capt. 4th Regiment Infantry.
Portsmouth, N. H. July 1808
WM. JONES, Ix.
Will receive in a few days, the following Goons,
which wwill be fold at a small advance for
- Cafb~—or fbort eredit——vizg
BLACK Ilorence Luftrings; blk.
Crapes ; green and white Sarf
nets ; color’d & black Luftring Rib.
bons ; Sattin open work and plain
Straco Bonnets ; a few elegant broad
Garniture Ribbons'; black & color’d
Spanish sewing Silks ; variety spotted
Leno and Jsconey Muslins ; glaiz’d
und urglaiz’d Cambrick ; cotton Um.
brillas ; color’d Threads and Cotton
Balls ; Britith Shirting Cotton ; com
mon dark Callico, &¢. &ec.
INDIA GOODS.
Bandannoe and Flag Handkfs. ; fine
Sheeting Baftas ; Mon Sannas; Gar
rahs ; Mammodies and Caffas; large
supply low pric’d Coating ; blue Nan
kins, &c. &c. Auguff 23.
CUT NAILS,
Of the Malden Fa&ory of a very good
quality—are ¥py .
P. P. F. Degrand,
No. 9, D. Spear’s wharf, Boston, at
the follewing reduced prices ; and a
discount of five per cent will be made
upon any amount above fifty dollars :
Bd, iod, 12d, and 204d—9Q -2 cents
per lb. 64,—~10 cents, gd—lo 1-2—
lor Cajb, foreign money.
Boston, Fuly 27, 1808.
Q)
S. MESSINGER,
Har jufl veceived at bis Hat Store, No.
. 2, Sheafe’s Buildingse—
SUPPLY of Youthsand Chil
‘__A dreans drab & green fur HATS,
a few Gentlemens drab do. with large
brims—constantly on hand, Gentle.
mens fine and coarse black do.
o . August 30, 1808.
GUNS ! GUNS'!
FEW Training Pieces, for sale
..A. at FACOB WENDELL’s
Store, on Church-Hill, if applied for
soon. - Augguft 30.
'-‘.?—;,..; '., “g hE : S
CNEW GSODs.
Ohver Briard
v 143
®o3 - :
Ha; Jvfd received a great varicty of
Spring and Summer GGODS,
CO&-IPRISLNG almost every ur.
ticle ufuaily enumerated in the
molt lengthy Piece Goods advertise.
ment, which are offer’d {or fule ar a
{fmall advance for cash, or approved
credit, at Store N® 2, Market fireet,
near the Parade, '
N. B. All persons to whom he
is indebted are requefled to render
their demands for settlement ; and all
those who are indebted to him, whose
term of credit has expired, are request
ed to make paymenr, -~
- Spring and Summer GOODS.
James Rundlet
INFO‘RMS Lis customers and the publick
that he has jult received a frefh supply of
GOODS;
3
which added to his stock on hand make a
vety general assortment of
Englifb, French & India GOODS,
which will be fold at a small advance by
¥ michilc oc Reyai Ay,
Barrett & Shattuck,
No. 51, Hanover-firect, Beflon-—
C ONTINUE to dye & finith
of Waranted Colours @ Broad-Cloth,
Caffimere, Sattin, Luftring, Crape, Shag,
Pluth, silk & cotton Velvets, WoritedCords,
Cdmel’s hair Shawls—A4/6, Ladies Sattin,
Luftring. Cambric, Calico & Muslin Gowns,
Hosiery & Gloves, Lace Veils, Gentlemen’s
Coats, Pantaloons and Vells, eleanfed and
dyed at thert notice and small expence.~—
Goods received at the store of Nataan B.
Forsom, Portsmouth, forwarded and re
turned to the fame place without additional
Cxpenee.
N B. Persons fending Cloths or Garments
of any kind are desired to have them ac
companicd with a pattern of the colour they
wish them made, (a 5 in many colours there
are a variety of shades) also to enclose them
in paper describing on the outside the con
tents, colour to be made,and ownet’s name.
Portfmauth, August 1, 18C8. {6m.)
7 A Boy !
‘N?ANTED as an Apprentice to the
Printing bufinefs,a smart, active LAD,
=—Enquire at the Gazette Office. August 1808,
FOR SALE,
HANDSOME new CHAISE
/ L ard HARNESS ; 4/5, two
second hand do. ; for cath or lume
bera= Apply to
FRANCIS W. HARDY.
ATR N N S sP R AR AOt i R
&% Good News from far !
'I‘HE Kentucky Revival, ora thort hilto
ry of the late extraordinary out-pours
ing of the Spirit of Ged, in the wecftern
slates of Amecrica, agreesbly to Scripture
promises, and prophegies concerning the
latter day ; with abrief accouant of the erm
trance and progress of what thic world call
Shakerifm among the fubjets of the late
revival in Ohio and Kentudky ; presented to
the true Zion traveller, as a memorial of the
wildernels Journey,by Ricuarp McNemare
price 5o cents. Cincinnati printed, Aud for
Sale ot C. PEIRCE's Boclflore, Portfmouib.
L A et et ee e e e .et .el T A
> Just received and for [al: at
NEIL McINTIRE’s Store,
S OME of the old fathion best sweet
) scented leaf TOBACCO, and fig
Tobacco,—alfs, Pigtail made from
sweet {cenited Leaf, and ladies fine
twilt, to be fold at embargo prices.
S e Al 70 LET, ~
Two brick Dwelling- Houses, and two
brick Stores at embargo piices, one
oppofité Market-freet, the other op
posite Crofs-ireet, and one of the plea
{antelt fituatiens in Portsmouth, being
very handy to the fleth and fith mar.
ket, . « dAugufl 9, 1808.
& DETROIT Bank Birrs
TAKEN for Boots, Shoes, Eunglifp Goods or
Hats., Those bills that are guaranteed,
at par—the other kind at 12} per cent dis
count—at PELATIAH REA’s shoe flore
No. 2, old State House, Boston, for a few
months. Avguff 3, 1808.
b et s
ONE lower room, chamber, and
| - thop, in Buck firect,— Enguirg
of the Printers. ’Au:guﬁ’ 2.
. EMBARGO LAWS.
- Just publifbed in a pampblets price
‘s2% certs, and for sale at the Bookfore of
THOMAS t# TAPPAN,
tHe Original and Supplementary
EMBARGO LAWS :—f-paﬂ‘:do the
“10th Congress of the U. States.
OTICE is hereby given that the
subscriber has been duly ap
pointed Adminifltratrix to the estate of
'ELISHA LOW, late of Portsmouth,
in the county “of Rockingham, mari
ner, deccafed, and has taken- upon®
herfelf that trult by giving bonds as
‘the law dire@s ; therefore all persons
% » 1 < 5 g ) . : ':,i“ ‘: o
‘having demands upon the estate of the
said deceased, are :cgue,ﬂ-e!
the fame, and all persons mdebte %
said estate are hereby called upon to
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