The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1805-04-23 00:00:00, page 4

',;‘HE fubfetibets inform the public
% that they have formed a connec
tian for the purpose of tranfalting
COMMISSION BUSINESS, under
glie firm of L .
' Gilman & Langdon,.
¢nd have taken the Store No. 7, D.
%ﬂ;}dr’l Wharf, North fide of Long
Wharf, Bolton, where they will be
'happy to attead to the commands of
| their friends. | '
| =77 " JOHN T. GILMAN, jr.
i’OSHUA B. LANGDON.
Aol 8, 1805. ,
T HE fobfcribers having formed a
A conne&ion in bulinels under the
Bem of e
Pearfe & Walker,
offcr for sale at their Store No. 8,
%nortfmouth Picr, Frefth Malaga.Ra
nsin casks ; do i boxes ; eatks Rice;
Hyfon Skin and Souchong Teas, in
half and quarter chelts ; New-England
. Rum, per Hhd. or Bbl. ; 2th proof
. Streights Brandy, per pipe or Bbl.
\ Russia Iron ; spike, deck aad hotle
ﬁr Nail Rods; Loaf Segar, per
\ d. or Cwt. ; Tar per Bbl. 2
| WILLIAM PEARSE,
{l4 MARK WALKER.
| ¥ Business tranfa@ted on Commif®
Bom. . - Portfumonnth April.g.
L X R.CLARK’s School for 24IS
MA2 SES, which is to commence
+h¢ Ift Monday in- May, will be kept
ipn it 'chamber of Mr. E. Wentworth’s
Mose. The price 27/ per quarter.
. Application may bs made to Mr. C.
“Peirce, with whom a {ubfcription pa
‘et is lodged.—Hours of tuition from
9% 13 A. M. and fiomr 210 5. P. M.
" evpry day in the week. ‘Thuriday and
Bfturddy afternoons excepted.
Porifwosth, Pﬂ:"}‘_. "A £ ,
/ Ebenezer Thompson,
Jgo Hhds. and tlerces beR ve
io TIRD, Twiagtion Sisy |
+ %00 Flhds. lemwington Salty |
*oo* Bbls. mess No land's Beef; |
2o Half bbls: ~ ~do. ''do. doj |
.el Hollands Gms!ﬂ?‘pé Eg v g
- Bonehon, f'i"'x of chest § do.ineha
-~ Klover gnd Herds Grass SEED, &oal
- Bomeficorty Aprit:3y 3By i
Figeellaneous Repasitorp.
: : L e——tmTmme . :
. b From the Obl; i
Mz.Esi7on, Sy
Please lo pablith the Jolloniing fevions
tﬁ_wiéh of an aged man, wwritien ox hir
THIS day is threefeore years and ten,
- Bince I veesived ray breath 3+ :
And very fothful Ihave been: '
Pregacing for my death, :
A thouland phantoms §il'd my mind;
. As days eame rolling on; sy
Av one that's deal, or one that's b'ind,
- Lknow noy how they’te gone.
siow the full age of man is run,
" This is the very day ¢ |
Bat sh | my ‘Gody what have I doge
- To spend the -ime away ?
When I look back on mifpent time,
- lteac thy dreadfel rod;
_ Vain was my childhood,iand my pume:
- Saw linle done for God..
A silver grey o’erfpreads my face,
A hoary bead appears ; g
‘Which ealls gloud to feck thy grace
~ With peaitential tears. i
1 Bnd » fore, eorrapted will; '
-__'Bat linle faith is found;
“Bat there is balm in Gilead Gill;
To heal the deadly wound.
Should T be givea to despair, ‘
" *Tishell within gay breast:
But strait to Jesus I°ll repair,
. For he can give me rel, %
1f God thoold leagthei. cut my days,
- And give me longer {pace,
'© may [ spend therh to his priile,
: “And seek forgiviog grace. ;
Tha age of man is past with me;
Be ilt, my {oul | thy care,
~From fia end fatan to be free,
.To meet thy God prepare. .
Doyéu with to enjoy Health?
_ Then be cleanly. -
IN tke Tpring le? your atteation firk %a
- eniled to the eleasing of your cellars,
- ‘Nexs go toevery room in yoor house, and
make thorodgh work. Whitewath and pa.
per the fawe Whronghout, e
. Have yoor padtries, flore-rooms and clos
ets, {weetened by the application -of (oap,
sand and water, 'v‘lh"licd with the ftiong
eftelbowgreale. . =~ -
*Bat not to deviate ftom my eriginal inten.
‘§i99, 1 would alk, what so cool fo'neat, so
Bealthful, lo pleasing to bebgld, es a well
_EAPERED Room, deeccrated with the
Aairelt part of creation ? GSR o
© But 1 find lam Rill raying froih my e
riginal intention, which was to tell the pub.
lie, that 4 bave received one of the largest
3nd most complete efforrment of
o Paper Hangings & Borderings ..
&"‘ar Rooms, that was ever exhibited-in New-
Flampfhice, they are now opened and ready
for [ale at the Book flore of C. PEIRCE,
io Daunicl-frect, Portfmonth, from 3/9-t0
26/6 per Roll, and Bordesing of variows piie
#es, to maich the whole. .
f gz'Cdl. fee, aud parchafe. £
ort{mouth, April . 1805, SR
w 3 LY il . 3ok Rres LR b
~ TAKRE NOTICE.
THE Sele@men of Portsmouth.
L hereby requeit the inhabitznts
of said Town, to exhibit a true ac
count of all their Rateable Estate tc
them, on or beforc the firk day of
May‘next, as they will attend on that
‘bufinefs, at the Town Hall, on every
;Thurfday evening in the Month of
AP"l,ﬂ,_e,xt, from 7to g o’clock.” |
GEORGE GAINS = 1
MOSES WOODWARD, : '
SAMUEL HUTCHINGS, ¢ Seledmen,
SETH WALKER, Asril &
- Fohn Underwood
HAS Yarns prepared for
4 & Fishermen’s Cables, and can be
delivered at the fhorte® notice, as
thedp as can be purchased at any
place. Portsmouth, dpril 9.
State of New-Hawipfhire—Grafton, [.
NOT‘ICE is Rereby given to tha
resident and non-resident own
¢rs of land in CONCORD, in said
County, who are delinquent in pay
ing their two cent tax, granted by an
a®t of the Gsneral Court of said State,
at their fefion in November 1803,
{each owner having beea dily noti
fied for paymeat as in dnd by said a&t
is required, ) that so much of each de
linquent’s land as will pay said tax,
with-incidental charges, will be fold
at public vendue, at the dwelling
bonfe of Eenszer Richardfen, innhol.
der in said Concord, on the 20th day
of June next, at ten of the clock in
the foranoon, tnlefs prevented by pre
vious payment to the fubferibers.
Behiden: Lo B
Resident Owner’s . ¥ ot o
| N‘z_nza.}‘ bt Lies £ g 3
58, eTk Bk
Jared Aldiieh, joe 4 12 %00
Rue Aldiich, . Yoo 11 84 -
William Alddich,” 100 1o 18 8
Jofiak Bifkop, Go L. 3 81 %0
Selomon Bolls, o B PB2
Readen Cheffin, 100 .7 6 2
Ephriam Cofaman, 150 1 2 3
“Thomas Colby, 100 it A 2
Ebeneacr Coglwell, 32 S. 6 4 o 64
Caleb Dexter, 68 ~ 6. 181 g 6
TFheodore Els, ngW.5 782 go
Jacob Elia, sig A 782 go
‘John Haynes, 120 ggy
George Howjand, 190 |3 9 9
Stephen Howland, 100 1t 3R
Jothaa Harris, soW.io 1% 4
Alex’r Jeflzman, 100 18 18 2
George Jeflcman, do. 1t ~ 10 8
Levi judd, do. 36 28
Nathan Judd, do. 10 2 8
John Jewell, de.#. 8 55 a
Susannah Kay, do, 3 le-11 2
Jonathan Lovewell, do. 14 789
Samacl'Morris, du, 2 49 .
. Do, 120 8 48 40
Joseph March, 100 * 39
Jothua Morse, do. 10 39
Ala Motfe, 112 3 83824
Willizm Martia, 100 3 g 32
Timothy Noyes, do. 6 6 a
'Elipha’lct'Nqnhy, do. 5 g 2 e
Simon Oiakes, do, r 2 14 2
David Priek, . do.E. 8 36 ¢
Ebcnezer Quimby, do. 10 6 s
Do. ~do, 7 54
Do, do. 7 4 8
Simeon Spooner, @o. g 78z
‘Bhenezer Sirecter, €O. To 18 ¢
Timothy Taylor, do. 12 AR
Bevja'n Whicomb,do. 2 3 e
{jﬁah Whitcomb, 102 N 99
seo. W.Wheeler,3oo @ 1R .
Samucl Young, 400 23 5678
et LA LN 2 s
Rabe Yonng? " %
Adminiftra. | ‘ e
trivofthe e » 230 23 By s¢o
fßae of Jollc | o 3500
Young, . J . cuig
- Daes 109 1 28 ¢
. A Da. - de. X gz ‘
Moles ¥ odng, 483. 3. 8o go
Do. 60W. 3. 81.80
Wefl fide Ammensefuck River.
‘Jolgzh Bishop, ~ 100 1 B e
Timothy'Bailey, 508 S. 1 g 1
Yhomas Dodge, goN. .1 9 1
.- 1006 &t 30 3
‘Mofes Emery;, 200 ‘1 564
' Jaezenieb-Hunt, 100 g 17.2
Eber’r Richardlon, do-E. 3 172
I.hu.-lichnd{os. do, $ 838
Grep'n M Whiriag, do, pk y-:z 2 {
In & Gore adjoining Lyman. !
DavidAth, * 100 * 7 B
‘Sawnel Jamelon, 'do. 3 &
‘ - Qawmers Uhiﬂaﬂ:. stk ‘
"o Driginal Froprietor’s Nemes:
, Bonjaminm ?36 et
-5 do. 9 9
Aafon Burr, = 120 g e 3. 4o
Jolgphßart, . NBl e s
Do. W. Am'k, do. 2 452
Rleazer Burt, - do. 'lO 19 2
‘Do, W.Anr'kydo. 1 ige
AR Be s WA
S De, LN 5%
Egog Bert, = do, 8 Hea
Wool'n Breckway,do. - 9 - 112 -
Dagie! Bult, &4, g e
D};" o - B ‘;o:é'é
Stephen Beiden, iog 189
ot 86 L
feph Blapchard, do. ..9 15 &
J’?fl)a. W.Am'k,do. 3 g 2
Samoel Clark, ~ @3, ° 13 183
Hesekioh Bimer, 'do. 6 lea
Msj. R Camery, do. 9 152
ijm%'ﬁ;, Cidee e ﬁ;‘?‘ |
» Gllmidn, lie. 3§ 3024
St R ‘f B
Bl Haby, 112 4 4 ey
Samuci Huoty © 400 " & 232
M PO T ';ﬁ“ g‘fl 3 "r«. g;&ﬁl
“"“é"%* 3 é“"'}?@:"z;
At L 1'“,"! ‘li;' ,LN* a‘t ::‘ (}ﬁ*w:ﬁ:
WAt 3™ 4 ma
“r.’& - -‘iAa'# La i' h-c.
Silas Ha}t)'nbletu, ;do. 6 36 2
s g ~+B 1 '
Do. W, Am'k, xgi : 37 8
‘John Hubbard, do. 9 s e
S de. 11 19 e
Moses Harvey, Y 6 § ‘5 18
. Do. 100 8 4 2
Nathao Harvey, do. 8 162
it R T ke O 42 8
Ebenczer Harvey, 100 11 62
-- Do. do. 12 22
Hophny Kirg, do. ¢ it 2
e - T .1 13 8
William Lang, do. 12 e
:Do. do. - § - 122
Elijah Lyman, do: 11 1! @
Joleph Lyman, do. ¢ 102
Do. W. Am'k, do. 3 182
Gideon Lyman, do. 11 32
; Do, de. 20 4 ¢
James Mathews, 40, 1t 18 &
| - Dae. do. 1t TTE
John Mcflat, *o. ¢ 18 2
£° - R 104 ¥ 82 8
Joleph Modley, 100 % ige
Te, do, 6. 152
. Philip Mawcea, da. 7 iy 2
e e a 8 1o 2
Elijah Mattoon, do, 11 15 ¢ .
gi nrDe g 9y
.i!‘amcs Nevins,, | 6 |
Aq.W. Am’k, < #69 ¥ oy
Mcdad Pawmroy, do. 11 12 e
: Da, -o, 10" 13 ¢
Shemwah Pumroy,do. » 30 2
ik o A ds. 12 16 o
Eleazer Pomrey, do. 4 19 2
... Das 7 dov: 1@ 19 ¢
Josiah Pamroy, de. 8 19 &
DQ. ) d". 12 10 2 7
Timothy Roct, 108 11 216
A 190 It 22
Samael Root, ¢o. 10 15 2
~ Do. W, Am'k, do. 8 17 3
Bliphaz Wrighr, . do. 7 7 %
eLo do. * 2e
E. Sevetence, jr. 110§ 6 2 ce
Do. W. Am’k, do. f 14 2
Reaben Smith, 108 ¢ 1008
Do. ile ¢ 8¢ 20
Jobe Smith, 199 ia 1y &
. Da. . By g g R
Villard Stevens, 310 8 1o 220
oo V"JDoé " aOO a 0 188
- XRP A x’k, }63: 2 .1113
o). Wm. Sym:s, 5 :
#coj’a Sheldon, jr. 183 4 72 49
Savege Trefeott, 100 1¢ g 2
. Da. ode 3 S e
W, Temple, Efq.do. 9 14 2
. Do. W. Am’k, do. 3 16 o
Eben’r Walbridge, do. y Iga
Bo: ' ay. 6 10 2
Jorathan Wamer, do, 9 19 2
Do. : do, 10 11 ¢
Qliver Warner, do. & 832
Srmuel Wire, 6o y g 1 80
Eidad Wright, 100 6 342
Do. ~ 6 9 &
Phinchas ' Wright, de. 8 -15 8
Do W. Am’k, do, S 142
J. Wheelright, do. 4 = o 9 2
Owners and Origtual Propriciersf
names unksoust.,
[y
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2 : 2
S PR
F % v o 8
o, 0 Sl R
o B 8 K. 11 Y 20
. Ve Ammen'k Kiver.
190 34 10 §
. e CORAFIE - . 23 I.B}
én a Gore adyoiming Lyman.
114 3§ ¢ 88
: Quanicty
(e Land Dol.
Gore=on Am’k River, B fide, '
sdjomming Lot N 0.2, Bth Range, } 50 1
voted to Samuel Martip,
JOHN RICHARDSON, ) Com-
TIMOTHY TAYLOR. }mz’to
SIMON OAKE:", - ece.
' Cencord, Fan. 10, 1803.
Strare-of New. Hampihbire.
N OTICE is hereby given to the
-\ owners of land in the tewn of
HENNIKER, county of &il[Boroagh,
who have net paid their State, conn
-Iy, town, {chool, aud highway taxes
for the year 1804—that unless they
pay the fame to me the subscriber on
or before the 27th day of June next]
so. much 'of ‘their lands as will pay
said tax with incidental charges, will
be lold at public vendue, at the dwel
lingihotfe of James Warrace, infaid
Henniker, at'2 o’clock P. M. on said
cay, enlefs prevented by previous
pryment. e
\ WS e 2
WAMES, e Sl
G 34 Co. Co ;Co Co' Cso
g N?t Little, a 1 ‘l2 19 3
‘Blipbale: Kilbers,, 12 % 7 .:g‘ 38
Hemniker, Mareh 19, 1805. =~
4 8 ".‘ . % i e
Three Dollars Reward.
T OST inthis town; on Saturday
‘?l'-"i'i lalt, » red Morrecco Pocket-Booky
containing TEN DOLLA RS, it
,‘BanE-'Bilﬁ, and thtee letters directed
to Bofiox, afld ‘fundry others papers
of no use to any except the owner ;—
Ahy person Ih_dipgtihe' fame and re.
tarning it, with the contents, shall
hiye tgu abeve reward—by applying
to ~ EDWARD NORRIS, or -
_ ? WILLIAM SIMES.
. Porsprouth, Aprill6.
'Y OST on Saturday morhin?mm
@ black leather Pocket-Book, contain,
N Shcnt 29:ck Jo Soacn § ety
in Amyfbsag Canal Lottery, a Note of
hand tagether with several other pa-’
pers. Whoever has found the fame
Dook. @ JACOB DANFQRD,
RO B VLo R YRR
Aelgt T b’%
Be e o e S eRi Ll Re gl VIS
A A TS ¥ g ..
= ifi,far bfpa-mpmzf, Marck 6, lbo‘;.
‘Notice is hereby given,
TH AT separate proposals will be receiv.
ed at the office of the Secrctary for the De
| parument of War, until 12 o'clock st noon
| of the Bt Wednesday in June mext, for the
’ {upply of all rations thar may be required for
| the use of the United States, from the Ift
day of O&ober 1805, uotil the goth day of
“September 1806, both deys inclalive, at the
following places, viz, ik
Firfty Av Niagara, Detroit, Michilimack
inac, Fort Wayne, Chiksgo, Swan Creck,
and at eny place or places, where troops ars
or may be #fationed, marched, or recruited
withio the Rate of Ohin, and térritary of
Michigan, and at any place or placcs withia
the ludiaoa territory north of the Rk de
gree of nouth lathgde. - :
Sectond, At South W:R Pcine, Tellico,
Knoxville, Nafhyille, 20d withig the Cher.
okee nétion berween Tennellee ana Geor.
i g 3, and on the Tennellce river, and on the
road between {gid river and Nathville, and
at any place or places whare troops ore or
ey be flarioned, marched or recraived with
in the Rates of Kantacky and Teoneffze,
¢ Third, Atthe garrison dear Vincennes on
; gl;e river Wabafth, at Fort "Maffae, New
Madsid, Chickasaw Biuffs, Arkansas, Naithh.
¢z and Fort Adars, and at zoy place or pla.
scs where troops are or may be fationed,
marched, or recruited in the Miflillippi tarri.
tory, except the conaty of Wathingios, 2nd
stany place brplicesia the Lndrana tersitory
fosth of the 418 degree of north latitude and
fifty miles ealt of the Miflifippi river
Fourth, Ar S¢. Louig, St. Charles, Xaf.
kafkia, Cahokis, and gt aoy plase or plases,
where troops are or may be Rationed, march.
ed of seerasied. within the teititory of Lon
‘ifana porth of New Madrid, and a 1 any
place or places in the Indiana territory with.
in fifty miles aaft of the Mississippi river and
south the 41t degree of porth latitade, Poct
Miffsc excepred. .- | R o
_ Fifth, At New Orleans Placquimines,
Paint Coupee,Qichera, Natchstoches, Ap
pleloufas, Atakapa, Fost Sicddert, Fort Bt,
Siephens, 2nd at aoy place or places where
troops are.6¢ may be Baiioned, mmarehed; or.
recruited withio Ihe rerritory of QOrleans; or
inthe county of Wafkingronin the Mififlip~
pi Territory, 20d ar any-place or pleces on'
the weft fide of the MiffifEippi rives below
. Arkaafss, g : oy B
l Separate propalals will also. be resbived
| 82 aforefaid’ for the supply of all r2vions,
| which may be regnired for the wle oi the U
eited Scdtes. frem the 18 day of January
186, to the .t Decerhber of the fame
year, both days inclusive, within the several
% states herein sfier mentioned, viz. i R
. Sixth, At Fort Wiikinfon, Cockfpar 18-
sod, and at any. place or places where troeps
are or may be flationed; marched or recruit.
ed, within the slate of Georgia, avd on the
Indiap boandary Between Georgia and the
Creck pation. , - . %
. Seveath, At Cherleflon, Rocky Mount,
oo the head waters of ($c Santee,.2od ata.
ny place or places, where troops are or may
be ftaiioned, marched, or recruited, within
the Raies of North and South Carelinas.
Eight, At Norfolk, and at.any place or
pPlaces, where wrcops sve or may be fation.
¢d, mesched, or recruited, within the flaie
of Virginia, bt
Nimh, At Fort M'Hesncy, ond at any
place or places, where troops.arc or fnay be
stationed, maiched, or recruited, within the
state of Maryland and the diltri& of Colam.
bis, kg A <.
. Tenth, At Fort M;fflin, and at 20y p'ace
or plates,where trcopsare or may be flasion
ed, maiched or recivited, withinthe flare of
Peanfylvania, cast cf the river Su/quehan
nah, and. within the Raies of New Jetfey,
and Delaware. '
. Eleventh, At Pitfburgh, Carlific, and at
- aoy. place or places, where iroops are or mav
be Rationed, marched, or recruied, with:a
the slate of Pednfylvania, welt of the river
Sufquchanoabh., . :
Twelfth, ar Fait Jay, We? Poine, ?lhg
oy, Shenctlady, ahd ar any. place or places,
where troopstsc or mey be flationad, margh
ed or recryited within rthe flaice of New
Yok, Niagarz and its de pendencies exeepred,
) Ihirlccnlb, A Fort Trumball, Fer Wol
cott; and atamy place or places, where troops
are or may li® Rationcd marched or recruit
ed, within the Rated of Conne@illut, Rhode
Island and Vermont, §0
. Fourteenth, At Fort Independence, (Bof.
toh harbour) .znd at any plete or places,
wherc troeps are or may be flationed, march.
c¢d, et recinited, within the Rate of Maffa
~ chufeus, the town of Springfield, and the
- diftrift of Maine, excepted. ,
L . Fiftcenth, At Portsmouth, Portldnd, ead
6t _any place or places, where troops are or
msy be flationed, marched; por reciuited
- withio the slate of New Hawpihire end the
dißri& of Maine, Sl | |
Sixreenth, Proposals will also be reteived
- a 3 aforelpid, for Ihe supply of all rations,
which inay be required by the U. States, for
the troope which arc or may be flationed,
- muched or recruited within, the town of
‘Sprivgficid in the Hate of Malachulert; and
for the armourers and other persons crmploy
ed ia the U,tSiates armoury at that place,
from the 1 day of Jaouary 1806 o the 3.1 l
day of Decemberin be fame year, both days
inclalive, . ‘ .
‘A lation to consist of one pound and éne
quarter of Beel, or three quarters of » pound
of pork, eighteen ounces of bread or Bour,
one gill of rum, whiskey or brandy, and st
the rate of two quarrs of Jalt, four guarts of
vinegar, four pounds of soap, and ove poynd
& a balf of candles, 10 every hundred rations,
The prices of the several compouent parts.
of the ration shall be Tperified ; but the u.
nite ! States reserve thig right of making foch
‘alierations in" the price of the” compotent
parts of .the upi‘_dn‘tfqnhid. as fhatl wmake
the price of -each-patt thereof bearg inhh
. _pqomli9;;~ht° the proposed piice of ik wiole
ration. The rations are 10 he Tarnithed in
fach quaatities, that \here fall 4 21l times,
uring’ thetermof the propoféd "ém'm'iﬁ,_i‘
fufficient for the coalytnptica of the trotps
‘o Michilimeckivec, Deuoir, ard Chikago,
for % montbs in advahee ; a6d at eseh of
the other pofls gn the weflera warers, for st
least shre m#gﬂﬁwﬂ;fu‘;eofcﬁm{
seguired.” Ty allo 1o be perm tedto
and every as ihe Wﬂ fied
Rlaces of, palls, o cail for, ot fenfon y&
RSk
vifiate in advahce, 8 in. the &itcretion #4
, supplies to Ihe trgops, and thatall lotics ful
the commandsot fhiall be deemped proper.
It is undesflood that the contraßor 45 1@
be 4t the expence and risk of issuing Ihe
teined by she depredations of an enemy, or
by méans of the troops of the Unitgd States,
shall be paid by the United Srates at the
| price of the articles captured or d-@royed as
; aforefsid, oo the deposition of two or mozs
-persons of creditable charallers, and the cere
- rificate of a commiflioved officer, fating the
- circomflances of the lofy, and the anoaor of
~ the articles for which compensation shall be
claimed. "
The privilege is + 9 crflood to be reserved
to the United States of requiring that none
of the fapplies, which may be furnithed un
der aay of the propofcd cootraﬂ%‘*all be if
fucd, until the ipplies, which have been or
ihay be fursifbed under cootraßls now in
force have been consumed ; avd that a sup.
ply in sdvance may be alwaye zequired at
any of ihe fixed pofis oo the feaboaid, er
Indian froetiers not exceeding throe menihs.
' H. DEARBORN;
: Secretary of War,
“ Marck 25. b 1 May?
o ko PO[.ICE.
N OTICE is hereby given by
the Police Officers, chofea by
this town, aud duly sworn into Office,
that they intend a fri& attention to
their duty, and a fulfilment of the
{ame, as far as the law dire&s them..
On Wedne{day, the roth instant, they
purpose to visit thé different parts of
this town, to inform themielves of the
fitnatien of the town, as far as it re
fpeds their duty ; and they hope, that
previous to that time, that all those
who have encumbered the fireets, or
highways, with any filth, or awifance
of any kind, will canfe it to be, remo
ved ; and as much complaiat fas
been made in this town, of the fireets,
‘and especially the public corners be
ing encumbered by such number of
idle and abusive people, that it is diffi
cnlt to pass on the pavements withou?
Bting molested § and frequently by
profatie, filthy, and indecent language.
'To prevent which, is a part of our du
ty, which will be strenuously attended
to, and all offenders being convidled,
will be pubifhed as the law dire&s.—
To Tave us. much trouble, we beg of
ell Schoolmasters, Parents, and Mas
ters of Servaiits; that they fii®ly for
bid their scholars, children and ser
vants, from playing in the public
ftrects, with balls, or any otherways
violating the by-laws of this town.—
It is thought proper also, to notify and
forbid all Persons from unnecessarily
amiufing themselves in failing boats
upon the river on the Subbath ; and
all who keep boats to let, are request
ed not to let them for amusement oz
the Sabbath-~if {o they will be taken
notice of as the law dire&s.
NATH’. MARSHALL,Y
JOHN BOWLES, | Police
WILLIAM HaM, 3d. }-
WILL e YVAUGHAN, | O fcers,
.~ BAMUEL JONES. , J =~
Whtion- Hall, Portfinauth, April 5.1%05%,
- NORTHUMBERLAND. TdX.
‘WH,EREA“S the Lepillature of
¥ ¥ the State of New-Hampthire,
at their June Session, A. D. 1804,
gtanted a tax of four cent: off each
acre of the firl Qivilion; and threr conts
on each acte of the second and third
divisions of land ih the town of NOR.
THUMBERLAND, in the tounty
of Coos and State aforefuid; (public
rights excepted) for the purpose of
making and ipairing public bigh
ways and bridges in said town—and
the subscribers were appointed a com
‘mittee to-aflefs and superintend the col
le@ion-and appropriation of the fame.
. We, theretore, hereby pive public
- adtice to the resident 2nd nog-refident
- owners of land in said Northuinber
land, that they are allowed to pay
~e2¢h his proportion of said tax, in
money er labour performed on said
public roads and bridgss, under the
dire&ion of said committze, any time
between the itk of June and the fif
teenth of Septernber next, at the rate
of eight cents per hour, for every hour’s
adual labour performed on said roads
and bridges, by an able bodied tian,
finding his own diet and tools ; and
the fame price per hour for each yoke
of oxen— And that we will bz ready.
to receive the fathe in payment of
said tax, any time within the term |
aforelaid. s : ‘
JAMES LUCAS, - ° Lmie -
JEREMIAH EAMES, ) e
- Northumberland, Marck g, 18c5. ~ _
oG Harls, 7
Gold & Silver Smith fromLondow
\HAS taken a shod Bext door to
o Mr. Folfows: Chair manfac.
tor):gßropd,.&%ct where he el
the GOI‘D& S’ILV R w TE. C;t\
‘b:.r bt e ‘ER SM[THQ ‘
walinels in jts variqus branches ;-
Jewelry neatly made and repaired 5
all kinds of Plate made, § -paired ind
An different colors ; all Kinds of G
, pounted in gold,' Silver' Plated oz -
Brats ; ikewite € e and Couch b
all kinds of Military Ownaténte tade,
“piired i The fonallel “drders vl ba
thankfully mb’;‘m* ahd “1
attention paid.=old Calil S 0 Bitvie .
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