The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-03-13 00:00:00, page 4

Broad Cloths& Caffimeres
? &
W m. Jones]r.
flas this day reccived and now opening,
SUperﬁne fathionable drab, single
J and double milled Caffimeres ;
gitto black, blue, brown, corbean and
olive Broad Cloths ; Bombazetis,
Wildbores, Velvets and Velveteens,
tartan Plaids, do. Gioghams and
Hamilton Cords, Linen Cambricks,
hail dot Muslins ; most fafthionable
~Coat and Velßing Buttons ; few
light colored American Beaver Bon
nets 3 .nice colored cotton Hose ; In
~dia Calicoes ; do. walhed Checks;
Durants, Duroys and Ruffells ; Eng
lish checked Baizes and Flannels, &c.
¥ Jan. o
: NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby ‘given that the Sub
, fceiber has been duly appointed Ad
miniftrator,and Mary W, Unpzrwoon,Ad
miniftratix to the estate of :
]O&N UNDERWOQD,
late.of Portsmouth in the County of Rock
ingham, Mariaer, deccafed, that they have
“taker upon them that trust by giving bonds
asthe law direés, and all persons baving de
mands upon the said Estate, are Tequefted to
exhibit them,and all persons indebted to
the {aid EQate are called upon to make pay
ment to 4 g : '
ANDREW HALLIBURTON, Adn’s.
Portsmouth, Feb. 24. 1810."
NOTICE, ;. ; '
‘A LL persons that have any de-
A mands on the eflate of
-~ SAMUEL ELKINS, :..
late-of -Ry&, yeoman, deceased, are
requelled to prefent.them for pay
mg:t, and thole iadebted, to make
payment to the subscriber. '
¥ 'HENRYNELKINS, jun. -
Ly : Adminifivator on said efiate.
Rye, i‘ebmaiy_hizth AORO
" TAKE NOTICE, |
‘A LL persons -:g_ndebff’d _to thees
: .%‘suﬁeg%@sxiwuwu?
: ¥¢ﬁ¢tﬂwﬂtd to make imme:
lAMS, late of Hiawke, gentleman,de
f ymeat, and thole having de.
;gﬁiﬂ eflate 10 exbibi the
mﬁis%gc“ e R PAT
Tickets and Quarters,
In the above Lottery for sale at A
T APPANS
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Lottery Office and Bapkfiore,
: No.I. MarßeT-STREET,
Where current and uncurrent
money is received in payment.—Thofc per
sons whose pockete are filled with deprecia
ted bills, 2re invited to call and get rid of
them for some of the bighefl prizes, which
will be paid in Port/mouth moncy. Feb, 27
e oo
. NOTICE. -
fﬁl.l. persons bhaving demands on the
Overleers of the Poor for the town of
Portsmouth, for the supplies for the Alms-
House for the year pait, are hereby request.
¢d to present their accounts for settlement
on or before the fifteecth March ensuing to
the subscriber. NATH's MARSHALL.
Portsmouth, February 27, 1810
STRAY*ED from the Subscriber’s farm in
Newmarket, some time in November
lalt, a large ENGLISH RAM, said Ram is
ncarly double the size of a comon Ram, he
has the top cut from his right Ear, and -~
uncerthe left, and a small {pot of Spanifl
Lrown on his Rump. Whoe cver wilh give
information to the fublcriber where said
Ram may be obtained, shall be fatisfied for
their trouble and all charges paid by
STEPHEN BORDMAN.
Newmarket, Feb. 27.
“ERESH anp NEW,
- James Rundlet,
HAS just received and is
: pow opeiing a frefh fuppiy of
"Broad Cioths, . Pelisse Cloths, -
Caffimires, * . Peßfe Tlannells
Piains, . v, Carpeting, -~
Coatings, : =<uttons,
Fearnoughts, Sewing Silks, -
Bockings, Shirting Cottons,
Baizes, - India Cottons,
Flannells, : Bandannas, &ec.
Al which will be fold very low by
wholesale and retail for cash or ap
fhort proved eredit. Now. 21
T e ettt e et
Wm. Jonesjr.
II 'AS this day received, 30
. Packages frefh imported
Piece GOODS,
comprising a very extensive assort.
ment both Fa/bionable and Fancy—-
which will be fold by wholesale and
retail at moderate prices. Q 2. 31
NEW GOODS.
' lard
Oliver Briard
Has Jufl received a gemeral afortment o
FALL & WINTER .
>OODS;
-
which he offers for sale cheap forcath.
approved credit, or good Tow Cloth.
Duxvlle Road Lottery,
Commented dravvirg in Boflon, yeflerday afternoon.
rl‘ HE scheme of the present
Class, is one of best the ever offered
the public. There is one prize of 10,000 dol
lars; one of 1500 3 three of 1000 ; four of
500, aud 50 of 190 dollars—bchides a great
number of fmallcr prizes, making less than
2 blanks to a prize, and fudjeé? to no deducion.
¥ 3.5 3060 g’ 6 9 x}
32X 5 80 150 7515 22 3
- 4335 307183 47
9 48 60 30 6 91
Mattheww Thoraton 26 §BO 120 60 12 18 z*
Mary Parker 23 6.40 50 25 3 71
11 3 80 100 30 10 15 2
21 265 8 40 812 2
David Loske 2 5 14 3 73 100 115 23 34 4;
e 120115 '3 59 59 149 29 44 §
Naiban Shed’s 4 8 25 9 68 104 172 34 51 S
. beirs . 1426 836 72 357 11 15 23
Samuel Wesson ' 4 14 2 36 54 47 10 14 2
: 15 '8 40/ 40 "2 4 6:1
Jobn Bleflen . 15319 2 65 65 107 21 32 3
15 240 60 30 6 9 x
, ‘ 14 2.40 60 30 6 g |
Fonatban Hildreth 10 21 1t 30 60 80 16 24 3
522 1 35 70 601218 3
et A 523 1130 50 50 10 15 3
} s . 2312740 60 36 6¢ I
Nathan Whitemore 3 341 50 25 § 7 lii
gl % g 85,680 90 45 9iag
Wm. Lovering 2 10 20 9 54 108 144 29 43 4
: 8 1 472 1234 112 22 33 3;
e - 2 4 8 160 80 16 24 3
; ~ ENOS LOCKE, Colletor. |
‘} Steddard;, Fan. 25, 1810, - g
,_State of Newhampfhire, Ghelhire . 1
NOTICE is hereby given to the nonresident
owners of Land in the towu of MARLBOs!
ROUGH, in said county who have not paid their
taxes for the year 1809--that unless they previ
ously pay the fame, so much of said lands as will
pay the (ame and all legal charges, wili be fold at
public vendue at the house of Joseph Haskel
inn-holder in said Marlborough; “on Monday the
seventh day of May next, at ten o'clock”A- M.
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\ i SIS e S R e L
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gy e e ' Erokel R E
Levi-Randsl - 136 2017 2 30§
; 4ifto ~— 135 16 V4o P 44
Worlding Gragg 87 -2 T e
Bénjamin Prefcot y 7 66 56 596 16
o ditto -~ 8& 62 53'5 901§
- Whitney© 5 8 ‘36%52 9
-~ DANIEL CUTTlNG,€Colleétor, -
~ Marlperough, Feb. 247810, - -
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_Mayor Rellel’s Address delivere
befure e M ‘fffkﬁ:ﬁ Mechanic Affe-
Gution in Boften, for sale at Cria’
Staie of Newhampfbire, ~ Strafford .
NOI!CE is hereby given to-thc nonm refidem
proprigtors and owners of land in MILTON,
who have not paid their ecounty, school, building
school house, highway and town “taxes for the
the year 1809-—that so much of each delinquent’s
land as will pay said taxes with incidental charges
will be fold at public vendue ai the dwelling-
Ehoufe of Joseph Plumer, innhclder in said Milton,
Monday the thirticth day of April next, at ten of
the clock in the forenoon, unless prevented by pre
vious payment to me the subscriber. :
2 T
original proprie-§ = g§taE' SR N
tor’s names, 5‘ S e R i s~§ g E
SR R e R TS Qe
S 5 8 § 8T TR B
N ®:® B RN
Dls Cts Cts Cis Gts. Cts.
R'd Wibard ef7.90 2 160 90 13 30 108 22
Foba Dyevv 34 3:.30.16"°2 % 19 g 4
Yobn Ronalds 231 3 45 45 7 15 54 11
Eebuezer Tuitle 23 3 130 140 20 47 151 168 35
Eben'r Parncy 9 3 80 80.13 27 = 96 2
Nih. Hartford vy 3 .9 - 9 & 3 1 -2
(Zipb'm Tebbets 19 3 105 157 22 §2% 188 39
Fobn Williams 69 3 93 70 10 23 76 83 18
Jobn Willcy 843 93 93 13 31 101 IXL 23
Jobn Dame ~ 88 3 93 93 13 3¥ 101 111 23
MorriceFowler Q 5 3 140 140 20 47 . gl6 33
Fobn Buzzell 96 3 140 219 30 70 25% 53
‘ljenj Dickford 97 3 140 280 40 93 3367
Daniel Horne 10 3 17 40 0 13 48 1
Benj Mafin 89 2 71 71 10 24 84 18
Richard Hammet 5 3 70 70 10 23 34 18
Eben’r Garland 6 3 23 23 3 8 28 6
James Conner 41 3 20 15 2 8 18 4
' CALEB WINGATE, Collettor.
1 Milton, Fanruary 1810, \ i
Séate of New-Hawpfhire, Chefbire ff.
NOTICE is hereby given to the nonrcfident
proprictors and owners of land lying in the
town of STODDARD, in said county of Chethire,
who have not paijd their taxes for the ycar 1809 ;
that unless they rpay the fame to the fubfecriber on
or before the firl Monday in Juee next, {fo much
of their Land as will pay the fame, with incidental
charges. wiil be fold at public vendue at the dwel
ing house of Gardner Town, Esq in {aid town, at
ltea of the clock ju the forencon, on said day,an
Ilels prevented by previous payment.
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Asa Bixfby 10¥9 720 30 65 13 19 2
Nebemiah Flint 2,20 6 8 §8 60 170 34 51 5
Benjamin Feit 410 2 866 140 200 40 60 6
Reuben Hodgman 817 1522 40 60 12 18 2
Jesse Haywood 818 272 72 76 15 22 3
%ﬁﬁt{ﬁ Hill 30 19 350 50 175 35 52 §
Lctuntzggn} BN 44 44 82 1624 3
qv? effis
Hfaac Fewett 1/ 4 T 11 25 40 60 12 18 2
Oliver Bacon '3 4 17 3 73 100 130 26 39 4
Simeon Stearns 12 38 368 180 150 30.45 §
dntipas Dodge 27 -3 75 120 60 12 18 2
Thomas White 27 5 8 130 65 13 19 3
Fobn Chamberlain 28 640 40 20 4 61
Joseph Warren x 5 25 865 65 108 21 31 3
Fobn Dutten 12 68 90 45 9 13 1
Banjamin Hodyman 4 28 S 1 36 40 40 8 12 1
Mart. Lawrence 1 4 X 9.30-45 63 12 18 %
Church Taber 410 936 75 ssß 1473
1 bomas Nickols 2~ 6 19 14 72 106 123 2§ 37 4
Ngiban Shattuck 810 60 :200 6o 12 18 s!
Fofeph Blanchard 12 755 40 20 4 6 1
Foba Blood 422 636 36 38 7 11 z‘
Ch. Lawrance 3 40 60 30 6 9I!
Benjemin Haywood 432 4 76 120 60 12 18 2
J Felt's beirs 3 15 U 7 63 63 147 29 44 4
Eli Adams 20 8 80 200 100 20 30 3
BDan. Gordon 1030 (C 23 33 67 13 20 2
;ma: Monrce 6?’ mi 20 40 50 10 IS 2
bo. K. Breed 53% €2850 50 1013 z‘
Sobn Moffit 11 9 8% 8o 40 8 12 ¢
Fvfiab Fleicher 10 10 476 105 102 20 30 3
| ’ IO II 4 70 105 102 20 30 3
§ 15 2 7 65 130 140 23 42 4
Willard}s I 3 935 50 12528 37 4
Mensfreld 6 14 924 48 354 11 16 2
Ardrew Robb 35 6 7 7 31 78 129 26 38 4
A s S 38 8 40 8 131
’ % 4 7 5 74 120 120 24 36 3
Heirs of 28 5 80 100 50 10 15 2
Coloncl Stoddard 22 7 80 120 60 12 18 2
; 25 28 90 45 9 131
. MARSHAL’s NOTICE.
United States of America, i ;
District of New-Hampfpire fs.
./PURSUANT to a -warrant from the Hen._
{ Jobn Samuel Sherburne; Esq Judge of the
District Court for the District aforefaid, au-~
thorifing & cquiring me tea inthe premi
{es, I.do hercby give pablicnotice, that an
information has been filed by Daniel Hum
;’phrcys_. Esq. Attorney of the United States
within and for the Diftriét of New-Hamp
shire, against a certain ship or veflel of the
United States, of Schooner conftruétion, call.
ed the Olive Branch, of about on¢ hundred
and fifteen tons burthen, and her appurte
nances, seized within the District of Portfs
'mouth for a violation of the Laws of the
United States—and trial will be had on the
‘afmcj'aid information, at the Diftri¢t Court
of the United States, to be holden at she
State House in said Portsmouth, withia and
for the District of New-Hampshire, on the
ithird Tuesday of March next, at ten of the
Idock iu the forenpon, of which all persons..
concerned will take notice, and will then &
there appear and fliew caule,if-any they
have, why the said veilel and hc‘r-appur:tcn
ances fheuld not be dees€ed forfcited to the
Unpited States. ..~ 3
’ " Given under. uifi band gt Porifmoutly in the Dif
| trici of New Hampfbire, the 21d day of
- Zebruary Anno Domini 1810, -
- . ELIAS LIBBEY, Ocputy Marfoal
e ~for the Diffyifof New-Hampfoire.
RES‘EECTFULLY informs
LW the Public,that be has taken a thop in
Vaughay' fieeet, near the Portfoouth Stoney
Whereihe earries onthe ;- "
TURNERY BUSINESS,
in ﬁ:t}; vatious branches, with neatness &
Ll ordet gunsils yamdeé'e;l
6d every favor gratefully acknowledged.
- Partfeieet, P, 28 e -
'directions in his own hand writing, or the
Pills are not genuine—as many spurious
Pills, bearing the name of Samuel Lce, arc
in circulation. But the dire@ions to the
spurious Pills, are not signed by the pateniee.
Dr. Rawson's celebrated Itch Ointment.
‘ A fafe, certain and effe@ual cure for that
difagrecable comp aint,called the Itch. This
.valuable ointment is known all over the U.
States, and is daily gaining credit, and is
preferred by all whe have used it to any
Ointment of the kind nowin use. Itiz a
‘perfeitly fafe and innocent application, and
18 seldom or cver known to fail to cffect a
cure, by a few applications only—Price
only 4¢ cents per box- : \
Dr. Cooley’s much eclebrated Vegi
table Elixir, or Cough Drops,
For Asthmas, Coughs, Colds, {¥tting of
Blood, and other complaints of the lungs--
its merit stands unrivalled—Drice 75 cents
per bottle.
Dr. Rawson’s celebrated Anti-
Bilious and Stomach Bitters,
. Which bave proved so eminently ufeful
for these few years past, in restoring weak
and decayed constitution’s, of almost every
delcription—-Price 50 cts--for sale by Dx.
JOSAH DWIGHT —Port{mouth, Jan. 8.
- Stone Cutting.
QMITH & TREAT, bave
jult received a new aflortment of Mars
ble, suitable for Building (tones, Grave and
Tomb-stones, arnd a number of Soap.ftone
Backlogs—and keep conflantly fer faie at
their thop, on the corner of Vaughen street
and Dcer street, a complete aflortment of
Free-stone hearths 20d jambs, clonded Mar
ble ditto—S_wlate«Grave Stones of all sizes,
Paint Mills, Paint Stones and Moullers—&
many other articles i their line. All orders
will be executed with neatness and dispatch,
at the lowest rate, for Cash or approved
ededit, and every favor gratefully acknowl
edged. Deccember 19, 1809.
per bottle. 8 ‘
Dr. Thompson’s celebrated Aro
matic Tooth-Pafle,
An excellent remedy for the feurvy in
the gums, and for whitening aud preserving
the teeth,taking away all difagrecable smell
from the breath, and may be used with the
greatefl fafety, without ipjury to the teeth
~~Put up in neat pewter boxes, 50 cts each.
Specific Drops jfor the Tooth-Ache,
Which feidom fail to give relief in the
most violent pains of the Tooth Ache—
Price 25 cts per bottle.
Dr. Lee’s Genuine (Windbam)
Bilious Pills,
Deservedly diftinguithed throughout the
United States, for their fupcerior efficacy in
curing Bilious Fewer, Yellow Fever, Droply,
‘]aundice, acid Stomach, Coflivenefs, Bilious
Cholic &c. &c. > S
l Cautior.—The purchaser is rcquefted to
ibc very particular to notice, that the name
of Samuel Lee is attached to each bill of
'[‘ HE executors of the estate
of the late FOHN PENHALLOW,
Esq. again request those indebted to make
payment, otherwise the demands must be
put in suit. Those who bave any claims are
also called on to exhibit them for settlement.
DANIEL AUSTIN, o
HUNKING PENHALLOW,% o
BENJAMIN PENHALLOW, ) “*"
Portsmouth, Feb 5, 1810. ‘ (bw) -
;XLL persons indebted to, or that have
4% any demands against the cftate of
SAMUEL MANSON, :
late of Nottingham, in the county of Rock
ingham, yeoman, decealed, are called upon
to exhibit the fame for adjufiment to
ROBERT MANSON, Executor to said Efiate.
Kittery, Feb. 24, 1810 ; .
Valuable Family Medicines.
DR. THOMPSONS cclebrated EYE
WATER—a medicine which is defer»
vedly held-in high eflimation by ali who
are acquainted with ity as it has seldom or
never been known to fail to give almost im
mediaee relics in all cales of inflamed or
fore Eyes, either recent or of long standing.
This celebrated Coliynum is made of
materials entively diffcrent from thole com
monly used for Sore Eyes--and the propri
ctor 18 so sanguine that it will give relief. in
every instance where it is applied, agrecabie
to the dire&ions, that he hesitates not to
authorife his ageats to refund the money
in every instance where the Eye-Water does
not perform what it promifes~-Price 50 cts
AMONG WHICH ARE
N eclegant variety tam
ber’d, purlé, fprig’d and dotted
eno ; tambor’d, lace net, bird’s eye,
clufter’d, and seeded cambric Muslins.
A large aflortment fancy Ginghams,
@ new article. Hamilton Cords, and
light plaid Ginghams. ;
s *+ & § white Cambrics,
Very nice £ dark plaid Ginghams,
Fawn, black, slate and brown twill’d
Cambrics,
Silver’d grey, fawn, mulberry and
black Florence Luftrings.
Long white Kid & Limerick Gloves,
Long black Kid Gloves,
Black, white & fancy kid habit do.
Piain & plaid broad luftring Ribbons,
Blk. white & color’d silk habit Gloves,
Cambric and common Dimeties,
White Merfeilles Quiltings,
Variety fancy Velling,
India black Lultring,
Black, white and colored Crapes, |
Black Canton Crape, 4
Color’d and black silk Velvet,
Rich Furaiture Chintzes, |
Blue and white, and red Copperplates; ‘1
- Cheap light and dark Ginghams, .
Color’d and black Tabby Velvets, |
Variety of printed 42 Cambrics,
$ da-natk and wtwill’d cotton Shawls,
3 % %, & £ black Cambrics,
l A handtome varicty of fine and low
pric’d Calicoes,
White,green,pink, blwe & bufl Sarfnets
Silk and cotton Chambrays,
Jaconet and book Muslins, .
Best Italian Sewing Silks,
Damask cotton Diapers,
# 7 & ¢ britith Shirting Cottors,
Couton and linen brown Hollands, -
- Ladies slate and black worfled, Hose,
Ladies and gentlemen’s Silk I&ofe,
Black, dark green, purple, brown and
scarlet Bombazetts,
+ &% dark green, brown, fawn, slate,
maroon and black Pelife Cloths,
Drab, scarlet and slate I:%i{e Flannels,
Brown, dark green, drab, black aad
dark mix’d Caflimeres, '
10ooCap Patterns, fr. 7d to 2/3 ps.
toco Habit Hdkfs. from 1/6 to 2/6, .
Silk and cotton Umbrellas,
Straw Hats and Bonnets,
Gents. Beawer and low pric’d Hats,
Dark Sattinetts Velvets & Thicksetts.
Drab Kerfeys, Plains, Serges, |
Fearnooghts, Coatings, Moleskins,
Swandowns and low priced Broad
“Clotihs, :
Baizes and Flannels, fine Shirtings &
- low pric’d India Cottons.
5,65 7,8, 95 10 &2+ Rose Blankets,
A great variety of Sable, Bear, 711,
black Jenet, and mock Sable kiuffs
and Tippets. » ek
Bear.and mock Sable Tippets {eparate
from Moffs. R
A handsome variety of Kidderminfter
Floor and Stair Carpetings, |
India Hearth Rugs, &2 &c. &c. © -
Proviidence Faétory.
Bed Tick, Shirtings, Sheetings, |
Checks, Stripes, and 2 and 3 thréad
Yamn, - <e o Dbtoberiagy
More New Cloths.
Edw’d Parry,
Ldw'd Parry,
- Has received a large supply of]
- QY UPLRFINE Forest Cloths| and
S Devoathire Kerfeys of superior
- quality ; Also,
Broad Cloths 'of every description,
dnd 1 case of Cutlery Ware, confifling of |
Steel bladed Knives, and gprenged
- Forks,with guard Carvers to match ;
- Desert Knices and Forks; =
Penknives and Ladies S’ciﬁ'ors)‘ ;
aplor'sdn. o Thar Ys g
Cales of excellent Razors y | -
~Cafesof portable ditto, which for the |
. convenience of Travellers is far'fu. |
- perior to avy thing of the kind cv
_~er offered to the public. |
Ladies Newmarket Morrocco Parses |
for_anies and calh; G«un@u’s
- Pocket Books—together” with a large |
-agoinen 1 i Raned Mae |
Los whigh wilibe' fold chewp. ~
et o e g B N O
& BOR BALE
‘A N exceiliot Mowing Tield, con-
A taming about soar zclts, on
Jones® lane, near land of Mr. Stacy
Hall; for particulars enqyire of .
’ ROB’r YEATON, or
; RICE.& DROWN.
Portsmouth, Murch 5,1810,
"T“w A NQUICE T
HE Executors account on the Eftats of
THOMAS FELLOWS, late of Sandown, in
the county of Rockingham, yeomun, deceaf
ed,will be exhibited at the Piobute Court ar
Exeter, on Monday the 181}, day of Juge
next, for examination and allowaice., Al
persons intevefted will govern themselves e -
cordingly
SILLAS I\'TARSHALL, Executor,
Jemfifeak, pllved & 1810, e
More New Goods.™
Tufl received and this day opening at
: . ™
DRAPER’S
CHEAP CASH STORE,
A very cxtenfive and complcte assortment of
Englifb, India and French
PIECE GOODS,
FOR SALE, -
AT public au®ion on Thursday the
: 29th of March next at 11 o’clock A
’ the tumpikc-—con:aining about 55 Acres
M on the premises, a Farm in Lee, 15 miles
from Portemcuth, on the main road from
Durbam to Northwood, half a mile from
of good Land, House and Barn thereon:
’ wooded and watered, has a never failing
and a good orchard. Said Farm is well
Spring and an cxcelent well of Water han
dy to the house. :
Conditions made known at the time 2nd
' place of sale. EPHRAIM DOCKHAM.
; JONA. DOCKHAM. _
- Feb. 27,
‘N 7 ILL be exposed for sale
at Public Vendue on Thursday the
twenty ninth day of March, ensuing, the
Per{onal Estate of JOHN LUEY, late of
Stratham, deceased, consisting of one Cow,
one Horse, Beds and Bedieg, Far ing Utcne
fils Joiners Tools and bnn%e’hold"}urnitutc.
Conditions of sale to bemade known at the
time—the place of sale at the dwelling house
of STEPHEN LUEY, Adminifirator.
StrathamßFeb 23, 1810
FOR SALE, 5
BY licence from the Hon. Nath’l
Rogers, Judge of Probate, at
Public Au&ion on Tuesday the 27th
~ of this present month, a Lot of Land
~ at the South part of the town, part of
the ellate of Niwom Adxarman, lote
- of Portsmouth, deceased, adjoining on
Wentworth’s Lane and Dock Lane, for
-called. Sale on the premises at 11
o’clock, conditions then made known
by ALEX’s EWEN, Aué,
. Portsmouth, March 6, 1810.
i For jale at Auétion,
ON Thur{day the 29th inst.
" at 2 o'clock P'M will be fold the
perfonal estate of MOSES BREWSTER
late of Portsmouth deceased, consisting of
three Cows, two Sheep, one ox Cart, one
Slead—and household Forniture. :
Sale to be at the dwelling house of the
subscriber,
MOSES B. DENNETT, Execuior.
Portsmouth (Plains) March 6, 1810,
sR T RN o AT
- Now opening and for sale by
S. Goddard,
A general assortment of FANCY
and STAPLE |
GOODS
AS FOLLOWS==VIZ. i
BLUE,brown, bottle green,
blk ‘& mixt fuperfine and low priced
Broad Cloths & Caffimeres. ' v
Coatings, Fearnoughts & Moletkins,
Flannels, Baizes, and Swanfdowiiss
Kerfeys and Plains, ,
Shalloons, - Durants, Duroys, Cali
mancoes & Wildbores, of every color.
Scarlet, maroon, {late, brown and
olive Bombazetts, = - S
Maroon, fawn, bottle ‘green, and .
brown Peliffe Cloths, / T
Tabby& common Velvets, great varicty
Calicoes and fancy Ginghams,
Embofs’d velvet Ritbands,
Plain & figur’d satin and lnftring ditto
Plain & figur’d spider net, leno, riddle’
guaze, seeded and jaconet Muslins,
White and colored Cambrics, £
» . & Shirting Cottons, e
Brown Linen ; white ditto,
Color’d and white Cotton Sewings,
numbered from Bto 80, ~ ¢ '
Green and black Glass Buttons,
Black, brown, slate and plum Florence
Silks ; black Bombafins, ‘
A complete aflortment of Hosiery,
Assorted cloth and light Sewing
Silks ; black ditto. - ot
Light, blue and orange Sarfnets,
Ladies andggents. black and white
— embréidere'd Silk Hose, :
Fancy Veltings, SRS eRS
A complete assortment Rose Blankets,
e R iie,
Comableterms. - Ombmar
C&ik gb F & F; : 77 3
Vaiaalie "R:‘_:‘{?k / /’f ",t‘f’ 2
On TUESDAY . s iiiddy ol
MAY next at £2 o’elock, o the jie :":;w-'t‘v
“ﬁ‘f H.L poirtively he oléito
, -the hiehelt bidder, aod mifima
2ny relerve. oM the Reab Efate ot the s
REYRON WALSH, decea’ed, {ef whiclisive
Creditors to the Effate, and 1)l othirs ton
cerned are requelied to tale notice) cenfiis
ing ofa large, well finithed and COtnusio 4
Dwelling HOUSE, and LAND—as to—one
other small HOUSE and LAND, snd cne
valualile House LOT; il situate io Wail
ington-firect, and all which have beea par
ticularly delcribed in former advertifemente.
The terms wiil be liberal and made kaown
at the Sule.
ANDREW DUNLAP. Adminifirater.
Feb, 27. S 5. LARKIN, 4us,
NOTICE,
BX Virtue of licence of the
¥ e = PR 108 B
Jutices of the Superior Court of Ju
dicature holden ar Portsmouth, within and
for the County of Reckingham, on the firlt
Tuesday of Fcbroary Anno Domini 1810 —
The subscriber, guardian of Marx L.Bur-
LER of said Porifmouth, mariacr, a distract
ed person, and being non-eompos mentis, here=
by gives notice, that o much of the real Es
tate of the said Butler,fituate in Gate’s firect
Portsmouth, and late the property of john
Ham, as will amount to Two Hundred and
sixty Dollars, will be {old 2¢ Auétion on the
premises, on Tuclday the 13th day of March
next, if not previously fold ar private sale,
EBENEZER CHADWICK,
Portfmouib, Feb. 26, 1810,