The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-04-24 00:00:00, page 3

... 'LATEST FROM SPAIN. B
. Capt. Burrouzhs has arrived m New- |
. York. from' Cadiz, which he left the 24
. March.—He informs, that Cadiz was con
didered so fafe for the present, that numbers
who had xat their property on shipboard,
¢ on the firft approach of the French, had re
laaded it ;:—That the garrison of the island
~ consisted of 4500 Englith, 1500 2ortugucle,
and 27,000 Spaniards; with a 2 naval defenfe «
of seven Spanish, and one Portuguese ships”
of the linc. beside Britith men of war .—"
That the city had a supply of.provifions for
fig months : and that springs had been dif
<overed, by digging, which afforded a plen
siful supply of water :—That the Britith
had retaken and held a fort on the opposite ‘
shore ; and that the Spaniards had threaten
ed to blow up their prison thips, crowded
with French prisoners, if the French per
fifted in compelling Spanish prisoners to
work in exposed situations on the fortifica
tions. ' e Centinel
i SHIPWRECK - :
" 'The ship Harriot, Joleph Wecks master,,
_wirh a cargo of Hemp, Duck and Iron, from
.St Petersburgh for Portland, and owned by
Meflrs Cobb and Clapp of that town, was
cafaway the 2d inst. on the Tufkerbald Hl
ands, Nova Scotia, in a'thick snow florm ;
cargo partly saved, ship loft --Lat 44, 20iong
45 W. fellin with immense guantities of ice,
‘continued to son, 49 1 2 W. and lat 42, prin- .
cipally large islands, but among it {ome field
ice—Spoke. lat' 42 1-2 long 50 ship Fame,
Prince. from New-York, for St Petersburgh;
had experienced a hcavy gale op the xoth
March~-loft 2 man by the name of William
Nichols ; also 12 bales of catton off deck.
7 Che Harriot’s cargo was valued at
100,009, dollars of which only 40,009 were
insured. |
A violent gale commenced at Cadiz,
on the 4th March, and continued § day;. 1
Several vessels were driven afbore and
“lofd.—~Left there 22d March, ship Ari. i
adue, Humphreys, of Portsmouth, went |
afbore in the gale, but got off with but
littl: damage—Sampson, Mason, Ken
nebunk, burnt with part of her outward
cargo on board— Marparet, Swett, ’
Fortlmouth—Vernur. Tyoohven 4, !
MARRIED.
. In New-Orleans, Gen. James Wikicfon,
. o Mademoilelle Trudeau, bandfome, ac
«omplithed, rich,and about 26 ycarsof age ;
,ihe Gencral is about 56 '
_ln Newbury, Mafluchufetts, Mr Greenleaf
Moorcs, to Miss Eliza Woodbury, of Brent
wood, (N. H)
Inithis rown oa Friday evening last, by
the Rev. Dr Buckminlter, Hon. Richard
Lvans, to Mils Ann Wendall Penballow. _
il PTG T TN ¢
: DIED '
In St. Alßans, (V t.) Mr. Josiah Brigham,
[The St. Albans paper, of the §sth Talt. fays,
1t is a mclancholy reflection that the jzot
#¢d fever, which ils now alarmingly prevalent
in this, and mbre particularly so in some of
“the neighbsring towas, has alrcady deprived
the community of several characters in this
vicinity. wifofe worth and influeace were
Joftly considered as ¢flential to the good of
society and the prosperity of their fellow
citizens.”] R g
~ Tn Walpole, (N. 'H') 11th inst of Jpoited
Jever, a davghtcr of Mr. Matthew Dukey,
/aged 13 years.—ln Alftcad, 13th inst of a
~fpotted fever, a child of Mr Samuel Kingsbury,
aged 2 years. ;
In Hallowell, Mrs Sarih, wife of Dr. John
Wingate, aged 60 late of Chester, N. H
I this towa oa Sunday morning, of the
Spotted Fever, Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.
James Rundlet, aged g years.
In ‘this town, od Saturday. evening last,
killed by a fall from his Waggon Mr Fofepb
Knight, of Parfonsfield, (Me) aged 45.—He
was decently interred in ‘e Noith burying,
ground in this town on tiic Sunday following
Suddenly, in this town Wm Hall,aged 19
’BY the fubfefiber about 12 actes
£)of Mowmg Land adjoining
“southerly onland of J-ha Wentworth,
Efg at Little Harbor, iunning by
faii land Ealterly to the river, divid
ed ‘into three lots, fenced with a good
stone wall, with a Barn on the middle.
“ot, 63 by 21 feet, 4 'joining the road,
which will conitain twenty five
Toas of hay which hath been cut on
said land in one year.— Also, a conve
~mient Dwelling House with a good
cellar, about one acre of land, extend.
4ng to the river, a good well of water
-and a very convenient place for a gar.
-den, within about one hundred fods'
from the above mentioned land.
‘Alfo, a Lot of Land oo Jeffers Rreet
“at the ealtern end of the Alms House
44 feét on ,;cg:fﬁi:e: and 60 feet back,
~with a good building suitable to make
a dw}&lw’g’fhbdfe. % > Fiaatl
~ Also,; about 8 acres of Land in
Philips Swamp, i{c called, which is
- va'nable, iseafily drained, the {ward
very deep, cxcellent, Peat may be dug
‘thereon—all which will be fold on
sgeafonable terms ‘? S g e
. 77 MOSES WOODWARD. .
. Portfmonth, April 24 1810
. Jufp Publifbrd—~rrick 25 CENTS.
- " A ~Brief account of the Life and
'\ Experience, and call to the
Mioiftry, arso, Travels and afflitions
himfelf ; for fate at PEIRCE's Baok
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2GS NORRC, |
- 4t the monthlymeeting cf the Buard
- of FIREWARDS at Union-Hallon
- Tuesday the 17th Aprilg 1810 ;
- \/ OTED Unaninsufly, That
T . the Law of this state pafied Novem
ber 3oth, 1803, authorifing the Firewards
- to make “ By Laws” for the better security
of the towa against fire, and also an extrad
of a Law of the State for extinguithing fires,
pafled the 6th April, 1981, be publithed,
together with their By Laws, for the infor
mation of the inhabitants of this town.
{’er order, CHARLES CUTTS, Secretary.
Law of the State.
“BE it enalted by the Senate and Houle of
Representatives in (General Court convened, That
it thall be the ?ny of the firewards, or the
major part of /them, within the town of
Portsmouth, or any other town where fire
wards are chosen, to make such rules and
regulations, not repugnant to any law of
this State, for preventing fires, or for clear:
ing away shavings, or chips, or any com
buftib'e matter that may be thought dan
gerous, from any house, flore, work thop,
wharf, or street, as they in their judgment,
may think proper. *nd the said Firewards
shall bave full power to annex such fines
and penaltics for the breach of any one, or
all, of those rules and regulations, as may be
ncceflary, not exceeding twenty dollars for
cach offence.
And be it further enalled by the authority afore
faid, That any person may fine or prosecute
any one, for a breach of any of those rules
or regulations so made, before any court of
competent jurifdi€tion to try the fame, in
an a&tion of debt ; one Lalf of which fines
shalt go to the prosecutor, and the other
hajf to be applied for the use of the Engines
within the town where the offence is com
mitted,” J
BY-LAWS ', "/
Of the Firewards for the town of
PORTSIMOUTH.
Resolved, That no person or persons with
in the town of Portsmouth, shall, hereafter
exercise their trades or occupations in stores,
thops, work shops, or other places of bu?
nefs by night, near or amongst combuftiple
materials without having the candles’ or
lamps, by which they so work or are occu
pied well and carefully secured in a lanthorn
or in heu thereof, a tin or metal candlestick
or faveall, with a bottom of ten inches di- -
ameter, and a rim one inch and a half high, .
and covered with water. on penalty of for
feiting for every neglet or offence, the sum
of two' dollars. And all persons shall at
least thiree times in every wecek, cause the
chips, fbavings. and other combaftible mate
rials to be removed from'the buildings where
they are at work or are occupied, ‘on pen
alty of forfeiting for every negle thereof,
five dollars '
Resolved, That no Cooper or Coopers
within the town of Portimouth shall fire or
burn any cask, or.other vessel in any (hop,
ware house or other place, than in a [ufhi
cient brick or stone chimney made conve
nient for that purpole, on pain of forfeiting
Five dollars for every such offence.
- Resolved That no p.rfon or perions shall
make any bon-fire, or set on fire any wood,
Siraw, foavings, or other combuflible matter, by
night or by day, in any ftrect, lane or alley
or in any private or public yard or inclo
fure in this town, on pain of forfeiting the
sum of Five dollars. ehg A
Resolved, That every person who shall
hercafter be cployed in graving or caulk
ing any veflel within the town of Ports
mouth, on leaviag such veflel thall extia
guith all fircs and carefully secure all thav
ings or combuftib'¢ matter used about such
work on penaity of forfeiting Five dollars.
Resolved. That no perfonar persons who
shall hercafier be employed in graving or
sheathing any veflel, either hove down at
-any wharf or lying on any beach in this
town, shall make any fire under any pot or
other vessel for the purpole of heating any
Pitch, Tar, Turpentine, Rosin or any other
combustible material,unlefs such pot or oth
er vessel shall ‘be secured and euclofed in
'good and Tdfficient brick or ltone work un
der penalty of Five dollars to be pajd by the
owner or occupant of such wharf or beach.
Resolved, That the occupant or every dwel
ling House in the town of Portfmourh (hall
cause each chimney in such house in which
a fire is by him or her usually kept, 1o be
swept or burned once in three months at
least, ‘'on penalty of forfeiting One doilar.
And if any chimney (hall take fire for want
of being regularly swept or burned, and
shalt blaze out at the top, the occupier of
the apartment to which such chimney shall
‘belong shall forfeit one dollar. unless it (hall
happen within' three months after such
chimney shall hiave been swept or burned,
- Resolved, That cvery person using 'a flove
in any dwelling house "or other huilding,
shall cause it to be placed in a chimney or
on a fectire hearth of such materials and
fixed in such a manner as the Firewards {hall
approve, on penalty of forfeiting Five dol
,hi""rs‘for cach and cvery weck's negledt there.
- Refilved, That no person shall hereafter
use, have or carry any lighted Pipe or Se.. -
gar, into any street, lane, yard or alley, or
on any wharf, or intaany building in which
hay, straw. or @av:i'nga';" are-ulually kept.
within the town cf Purtfmouth, on penalty
of forfeitiug for cach offence, Two dollars. =
- Refulved; That no person shall ‘hereaftcr -
~carry any lighted candlie, torch or lamp, in
toany Parn. Qable, or other biilding in
Wwhich hay, firaw, or shavings are: ulually
kept in Portsmouth, or’ have, bold' or use
the fumezbereio withou Bavingfuch ¢anile,
torch or lamp secured in a closed lanthorm, -
on penalty of forfeiting Five dollars for
exch and every such offence. '
eareytove. Grom iy ook e B e
carry fire from any house or place within
ol o plake withia e fame, eacept in.
the tows of Porifmoath, unto any other
Aome fafe vessel well covered, on peaaity. of
o 0 PUARLER COTTR, Strdens, 5.
T W R L T N SR
Exiracl froma Law of the State.
L o de i furtlop vaßied, Yat c¥ery houlk
g ovided With twe such buckcts and bhav.
Bedgegimh eotblo by o S
Snlbkess b atorehaic, B 195, 'Vo Mk
ATy 4 "w‘"mgf T O Bre e e v ipin
e si o L &% fE L
Wch S %ﬁf‘“g‘ﬁ‘%ﬁ%‘ osefaid, 6 ghe.
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CaaHO CVETY RUPIC Al Neve tnerenn a’ goog
COOSfs. 7o {bc Honorable the ?tf/?ice: of the
Court of Common Pleas, to be holden at Lan
caster. in and so) said County on the firft Tuesday
in Fanuary, Anno Domini, 1850
R ESPECTFULLY fheweth
the Subscribers your petitioners, that
at a term of the Court of Common Pleas
aforefaid, holdes at Lancaster in and for
said County on the firft Tueiday of January
A, D. 180065 a petition was preferred to said
court by a number of petitioners of said
county, praying that a public highway
might be eftablithed from the town of Lan
caster afcrefaid, through the towns of Jet
ferfon, Kilkenny, Durand and Sheiburn ad
dition, to Shelburn, all in said couaty of Co
os, that such proceedings were thercupen
bad by the said court that afterwards,to
wit, at a term of said Court of Common
Pleas, holde : at Lancaster aforefaid, in and
for said County, on the fi-ft Tuesday of Jan
uary, A. D 1807, a return by a committee
appointed by laid Court to lay out a public
highway in pursuance of the petition afore
fard, wasmade to said court of a public high
“way by them laid out, by virtue of appoint
ment and authority givcn/thcm as aforefaid,
leading from said Lancaster through said
Jetferfon, Kilkenny, Durand and Shelburn
addition to Shelburn, in said county which
_return was then reccived and approved by
said Court, and the said public highway, as
laid out by said committee and fpecificd in
- fald return, was eftablithed by said Court,
and due notice was then and there given by
said Court of the laying out of said public
highway, and the proprietors of all the un
incerporated tracts of land, through which
said public highway was laid out were due
ly and regularly notified by said Court to cut
out, make and put in good repair. all such
parts of said public highway as pafled thro’
such unincorporated traéts of land by ihe
15th day of O&ober, 1807, which time has
long since elapled And your petitioners fur
ther thegw, that the town of Durznd afore
faid, is an unincorporated tra& of land, and
that the proprietors thereo have not put
that part of the said publiec highway which
is laid out through said Durand, in good re
pair, but have wholly neglected, and still
neglect todo it: Whercfore your petitioners
pray that your bonors would aficls a tax of
{ix cents an acre on all the lands in fsid Dur
and, to be laid out in-making and putting
that part of said highway which pafles thro’
said Durand as aforefaid in good repair, and
asin duty bound shall ever pray,
JOHN BOWMAN, and 15 others.
December 301 h, 1809
Ordered by the Court, that
the fubftanuce of the forégoing petition and
this order of court thercon be pub'ifhed in
the Newo- Hampfbire Gazette printed at Portl
mouth three weeks fuccefli vely, the last pub.
lication whereof to be made fix weeks prior
‘to the fettidg of the Court of Common
Pleas, next to be holden at Lancaster in and
for said couiity, on the ficrft Tuesday of July
next, and that the fame be posted up in
some public place in the unincorporated
tract of and ealled Durand in said County,
the fame length of time prior to the holding
of f2id Court as aforcfaid, that the proprie
torsy of said toincorporated tract of land
called Durand aforefaid, thay appear and
shew cause, if any they have, wherefore the
prayer of said petition thoirld not be granted
: By order of Court, s
o JONAS BAKER, Clrk
A true Copy, T :
© Amfl A.N. BRACKETT, Cleré.
.Paﬂam;‘quoddy; Freight.
T S CHR. KATY,.
{isk K 2 Joserm WaiTe, Master,
| &cﬁ will fail in ten days. -
1 ks Thirty tons Freight wanted,
R B 7 | apply to the Malter on board,
G@gy °° RICE & DROWN
o T
A 5 R Be D TR ST A
*"]"-Hﬁmdm;mlﬁmar‘ on the
K& Eftateof BENJAMIN BROWN, late
‘ EF Pittsfield, husbandman, decealed, intends.
exhibiting his, account at a Probate Court
| 'o.@bngwgrﬁvﬁmww*hiw Wednef
~day of May nexty for examination and. al
owAtcm AN pobfatiaimicreted will govern
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- FTEPHEN WATRON, dimifrar.
h g s?’;‘3 m’ £ c*‘{i a '
SFRCA R L o e g LSRN R
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Vi eey e R e g e
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- botihied, thar _thewrannual nectu vs @!
es a 1 i S RRCST LR T
~tranfacting such bufiacls as the mterefts of
ol the firlk Weds cfdav o May at 1 ‘
“*’”gf""‘*ﬁf’g”*w fEroidon, of Crening .
fer ﬁ;"*’“’“’ﬁ(‘%@@w - opportugiy
tosthe compatfionate - defiga of the inflitu-
T T R GAR ey
T Bhimeakna Wi el 28
Tecure ladder or fadders, reaching from the
ground to the ridge pole, provided by the
“owner or occupant ; and if provided at the
charge of the occopant to be allowed as
aforefaid. And if any person or persons
shall neglect to provide & keep such buckets
and lajders as befofé‘rct%uir,cd herein, each
perfoa so offending shall pay two pounds
for cvery three months neglect therein—
And the said firewards arc hereby authoriz
ed to examine and determine as to the ob
fervation and compliance with this aét, and
shall be allowed as competent witnefles in
any suit that may be commecnced for any
forfeiture incurred by virtue of this act.—
And all such fines and forfeitures thall be
applied by the firewards to purchale tools
and inftrumeats proper to be uied at such
fires as may accidemally or otherwise hap
pen in {aid town-” . _
£5 The Fircwards most earncfly request
the afliftance of their fellow citizens in car
rying the foregoing laws into execution. It
is presumed that no person will hereafter
plead ignorance of them and that the inhab
itaats will fee their own interest promoted
by using every possible precaution to prevent
the ravages of fire. 'The Firewards are de
termined to do their duty flritly and im
partially. They meet at Union Hall on the
firft Tuelday of May, June, July and August,
at 8 o’'clock P, M and the seven lucceeding
moanths at 7 P. M. to tran{a:& bulicefs and
attend to all comiplaints which may be made
to them in their official capacitics.
Per order of the Board. P
JOHN F. PARROTT, Chairman,
Portfmouthy April 17 1810, 2 |
ALSO, by wirtue of the licence aforefaid,
Will be fold at Public Auc
tion at WILLIAM STICKNEY'S Inn in
Concord, N. H on Wednesday the thirteenth
day of June next, at two o'eclock P. M-—
Two thouland oné hundred and fifty acres
of land in the townthip of Paulfburg in the
County of Coos in this State, being one
fourteenth part of said Township . | .
Conditions for the lalt mentioned tract ;
oné half of the purchase sum dewn ; the re
mainder in {ix months with interest ,
. ]JOHN A, HARPER, ddminifirater *.
o Meredith. April 14 1810 '
e N A
- ‘William Harper’s, Estate.
e H 'HE Subscribers having
B been appointed Commimo‘ne-rs,,\by |
_the Honorable JOHN MOONEY, Efquiré, -
Judge of the Probate of Wills, &¢. within
~ the Couaty of Strafford, to reccive and ex
amvine and adjult the efaims of the several
__creditors to the cltate of W!LL\IA“M’HQR-”
" 'PER, late of Sanbornton in said County,
_ Esquire, decealed, which eltate has been re
presented inlolvent, hereby give notice thag
_we propose to meet for the purpose of at
~tending 10 the duties qf;ﬁ;idf»apgoingmgiﬁp,gg
| qw*é&%e@of John A Harper, F fq.in Mére.
< dith in/faid County,'on thelaft th Qtf&’s”f; q
- May next) and oa the lalt Thursdays of the
three following months. at tén o'tlock in
the forepoon of each of faiddays
s UL RTRENE 3"00}?7,
e o ATRARES PERLES,. o o
¢ " JOSEPH WOODMAN, '
ol g YRRO ey E R
VA7 ANTED 3 Houks, in 3.
«ﬁlﬁﬂpméf iavg(;n% o
- for a (mall family. —~Eagu re of Ihe Printere -
Also, a farm containing two
hundred acres, fitvated on the road leading
from the Rev Mr Bodwell's meeting house,
to the calterly - Baptist meeting house, and
within one aud a half mile of the farm last
wentioned. The foil #equal to-any in town,
About sixty acres are under improvement —
the remainder is covered with a beautiful
growth,principally ofthe Sugar maple,birch,
beechy ath and elm—A ftreain runs throbgh
it fufficient to carry mills—There is a Barn
5o feet long, and a {mall house frame upon
it—llt is capable of making two excellent
farms and will be fold intwo lots i
Alfe, alot of land containing
aboutsl6o acres, situated npon Winnepiflio
kce river, and within sbout one mile of
Sandbornton_ bridge—This lot is covered
with 2 most valuable growth of pine timber,
suitable for buildings and for boards—Logs
can be takcu from the bank of the river in
rafts to a saw.-mill which is within one mile
Cos the lot . Ky
Also, a beautiful field, con
taining abcut Twenty threé acres, ficuated
within a few rods of the Rev. Mr. Crock
ett’s meeting house
Alfs, fifty acres of unculti
vated tand in the northwesterly part of the
town, being a part of the original right of
Josiah Banbora.—Terms which wi'l be lib
eral, will be made kiown at the Sale
The premises above deferibed, may be
~viewed any time precious to'the sale, by ap
plication to SA MUEL HARPER of Sand
bornton . -~ . R Bt
Ty be Svld at Public Auliisrn,
On Tucfday 224 May next,
Eoyronan i THAT pleasant fitua
£ SRR 4 tion between Portf
‘ HQU Eﬁ e i mouth and Concord, for
ity
A 'ﬁgg gé\ )hcadf-t_wel);é’milcs from
& . occupie ivir. broad-
Portsmouth and four from Exeter, situated
in Newmarket at the Newfi¢lds, on the
main road to Concord: The house (tands
at the ccroer of the road leading to the
river, a good stand for a trader, the house
has four rooms on a floor, one has been oc
cupied as a fthop, a fkullery, four chambers
over head, a cellar under the whele house
—all finifhed throughout, a good Barn,
Chaise House and all conveniences necessary
—about t*wentyfbree acres of LAND, not in
ferior to any in the town: The land joins
on the main road by one end and Excter
river the other, and is adjoining a landing
very convenicnt for thip building.
/April 24 JONATHAN GAGE, ~
Alf>. 1o pe fold at private Sale,
A Brickyard f{o handy to
the river that you may build the kiln so
near as not to_have any occasion of a tcam
to remove them to the boats—a Spring that
never fails,that is caly led and is used for
the yard—apply as above, :
Important Sales.
"l 'O BE SOLD at Public
Aucion, by virtue of a licence from
the Honorable the Judge of Probate for the
County of Strafford in the State of New-
Hampshire, at the Hall over Tanomas Tavy-
Loß’s Store in Sandbornton,on Thursday the
tenth day of May next at ten o’clock A. M.,
A part of the Real Eftaté
whicW was of William Ha:per(la{c of said San
voraton, Esq, deccafed, which is as follows,
to wéié, the homestead Farm “of the said de
ceaf€d, containing Oone Hundred and Fifty
ACRES of excellent land ; the whole of
which is under a high state of cultivation,
exceepting a part which has been réferved
as neceflary for a wood lot—nearly *the
whole of the Farm is inclofed by substantial
stone wall, and the principal part of the
cross fences are of the fame kind. The
buildings on the Farm are a large and con
venient two f{tory dwelling Houle, with 3
stacks of chimneys, and an excellent cellar
containing two arches, a barn hcarly new
80 by 36 feet, and completely finithed, 2
shed 70 feet long adjacent to the barn, a
chaise house, wood house, granary %othcr
ngccflary out buildings—A/fo a oné flory
dwelhing house, convenient for 2 small famij
ly—There arc also three wells of good water,
one for each dwelling house, and one at the
barn with a good pump—Thereis a good
Orchard, Garden, Fruit Yard, &c—As the
above mentioned Farm is situated in the cen
ter of the town, withiu a few rods of the
Rev Mr Bodwell’s meeting house, and of a
school houfe,where a [chool is'kept the prin
cipal part of the time, and within one mile
of the Rev Mr Crockett's meeting house,
and upon the main road lcading through the
town, and as the place is elevated, pleasant
and healthy; the situation would be very de
sirable to a gentleman-who should with to
retire to the country, to a Farmer, Taverner,
Trader or Mechanic :
Valuable Real Estate.
On TUESDAY, the lit day of
May next at 12 o’clock, on the premises,
" N J ILL positively be fold to
the highest bidder, and withont
any reserve, 1l the Real ERtate of the late
KEYRON WALSH, deceased, (of which the
Creditors to the Estate, and all others cons
cerned are requested to take notice) cenfift
ing of a large, well finithed and commodious
Dwelling HOUSE, and LAND—ALso—one
other small HOUSE and LAND, and one
_valuable House LOT; all situate in Wash-.
‘ington-ftreet, and all which have been par
ticularly cefcribed in former advertifcments.
The terms witl be liberal and made knowa
at tlie Sale. ;
ANDREW DUNLAP. Adminifivator.
Feb. 29. S. LARKIN, Aua,
N OTICE is hereby given that the follow
ing PEWS will be fold at auétion for
the taxes due thereon, at the South Parish,
onthe 3oth isfl. if not paid before. :
Pew No 36 N 029 No 3o Nog37
64 184 163 13&’
LD et T i
By order of the Wardens of the Parifb,
BENJAMIN HOLMES jun. :Confleble.
- Portsmouth, April 17, 1810
- NOTICE.:
’ I 'O beé SOLD at Public Ven
due on the 15th day ‘of May 1850,
so much of the Real Estate of BENJAMIN
LEAVITT, late of Nortbamptdn, -deceased,
to the amount of Eight Hundred and Forty
Dollars, by license from the }“ds° of Pro
bate at the dwelling house of 'Berjumin
Leavitt in said Northamptonat 5 o'clack in
the afternocon. SR z
. BENJAMIN LEAVITT, Execcutor. .
. thtbampz‘aﬁ., dpiil'ag, 1810, PR
B R UN away from the
Uy A fubferiber od the gth inf.
N 0. indeoted appremtice to- the
#(\ Jomcrs bnﬁp'gt;, 'aam;c'f&-"an*
I\, A 8 DREW. 18 years ofd; about -
efaegt § feet nine lﬁdiffhjgb, black bair
and cyes,—whoever will teturn him to his
- Ward and no charges paid.~All persons are
Aorbic haMﬁﬂsﬁmﬁv&m&zﬁa my ac
guﬁ T diariioßd wix ebt sy
- Leevapritio igig 0o T
o] BEEERY orbil o 1 pistons 2o
10 Aty pesfon, whmtetety: whout s
T R Y e W g NSRS RE R
Also, the following German Gaod's.
Crimson and rich color’d Silk Velvets
Black Silk Velvet. 5
Silk Florentines and other rich Velvet Vest
ings :
Long and Short, white and ecolor’d Kid
. Gloves .
Fancy and Velvet Bindings all numbers
Tapes and Bobbins _do
Many of the above goods are
in packages, and ' will be fold by the pack
age only—the refidac in lots to accommo
date purchasers = Conditionss liberal and
made known at the sale. |
- SEWALL, SALISBURY & Co,
Sale will commence each day
at 9 o’clock A. M. and 3 P. M. - .
THOMAS K, JONES & Co. Au?'rs. *
Boston ,April 24 18 o. i
Brown aud white
Irith Linens
Cotton Shirtings
Dimities
Calicoes and Furpi
tures '
Book and Jaconet
Muslins
Fancy and Leno do
4-4, 9-8 and 64
Cambrics
Black farfoetted do
Lace and Edgings
Wound Wire
Sewing Silk & Twills
Shirt Moulds and
Wires
FancyLutcﬂringßib
bons and Ferrcts
Ivory Combs
Dark and light fancy
Ginghams
Cambric do
Best Nun’s Thread
Loadon Cotton Sew
ATORE o
Black and whiteMil
linetts
Fancy Cotton and
‘Pullicat Hdkfs
do Cambric do
Silk Hdkfs
Stock i trade by Auélion.
_ This Day 4nd Tomorrow.
! l ‘HE f{ubfcribers intending
. & to change their present line of hu&)-
nels, will fzll by Public Aucion on Tuclday
and Wednesday the a4th and 25th inst ac
their ‘Store, No. 16, Mcrchant’s Row, the
whole of their valuable Stock in Trade,
consisting of the following articles, viz.
SALES AT AUCTION. |
.. THIS DAY, at’
C. Woodinan’s Auction-Offce,
Broad Clotks Shaes /-, ;
Ginghams Watches -
Callicoes;, {Watch Seals
Muslins Bosom Pins
Waistcoating - {Finger Rings with
Shalloon, some other Jewelry
Shawls House Furniture
Stockings . with a variety of oth.
Gloves ler articles &c—Al%
Waistcoats = ‘ ‘
200 wt. Enghfh Gunpowder.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock and con
tinue till the whole are {old. April 24. -
T hIS DAY—I 2 o’clock,
At the Bell Tavern,
AN excellent Mowing Field,
; contaidifig about four and an half
acres, on Janes’ Lane, nearland of Mr. Stacy
Hall.—'T'crms liberal, and made known at
the sale, 3 S. LAREKIN, Au&.
April Iy, ; \
‘ Cotton Suspenders
Bed Ticks
' Men’s, women’s and
children’s Cotion
Hole
l Bik. and colored
Worfi¢d do
i Waitbington Stripes
Patent Nankeers
' Shalloons |
Bombazetts
Duroysand Ruflels
i Velvéteens & Cords
Black Modes
Black and colored
' Florence Silks
Brown Cottons
Pound Pins
IFine and Superfine
Caflimeres
Fine and Superfine
i Broad Cloths
Peliffe and common
’ Rose Blankets
Flannels B
Windsor Soap
IWming and wrape
~ ping paper
Ink powder
l Blank Books
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