The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-07-03 00:00:00, page 4

XX 7 Ethe subscribers being chosen and
: %’ qualified by oathr as POLICE |
* sing it neccflary tomake ﬁfé‘pf the a!:d?erig
- QFFICERS ior the town of Portfmonthi ™
~ with which’we are clothed, and a 8 it is gar
fore recommend to Parents, Guardiaiﬁf
- determination tordo our 'duty,c we there
*_térs ang Schook masters, toenjoin it o theie
3 :;ciﬁaun, wards, servants and pupils/fir ictly -
7to comply with thic By Laws of the town,
“ sod efpeciallysthe firlt fe&ion, WI?ICII 18 as
Sollows Oie>, "5 . a 1 Fra
© " Fhat if any -person or persons
. shall. after the 3 lﬁ,afwy“q,f May, of
this present year, i aoy: street, lane
mal&f,@i-gublie"ﬂats in thé town
~ of Port{mouth,be gailty of rude, in
decent, or disorderly gondui, or in
sult, or wantonly impede paflongers,
or figg, orgrepeat, or caunle to be sung
‘or zepeated, any, lewd or oblcene.
songs, or {peak, uiter or repeat any
lewd, obscene or, profane words wor.
‘write or caufetp be written any ob-!
scene or profane word, on any fence,
wall, or other building, or wantonly
injure or detace, any wall, fence, or
other building, or any sign-board, fizn.
~poft, or sign, by cutting, feratching,
«chalking or daubing the fame with
. paint, or other matter, or' wan
'« tonly cut or injure any tree Rand
~‘sipg the fireets or high ways of fald.
Rown; or rob any garden of frut or
vegetables, or injure_any tress, shrubs,
or bushes growing therein, or without
-~ permfliion from the owner, climb ¢n
or over the fences thereof, or aid, abet,
or advise the commiflion of any of the
“aforefaid aés, be, she or they so of
fending, shall forfeit and pay to the
overseers ot the poor of {aid town for
the time being, for each and every
such offence, a sum not exceeding
three doilars and thirty cents nor less
than fifty cents, and colt of profecu
" tioe, to be recovered as the laws .of
this State,cmpowering towns to make
"By Laws direfts ; said sum when . re.
- covered to be appropriated by \the
-overseers aforefaid as they thall think
. fneet. : : , e
- 2 For public information, the police officcrs:
-also fuljoin the ad&k of the Legislature, oun
- this fube&: © - : , ]
din At for the regulation of the police in
; " the town of Portsmouth.
. BE it enalied by the Senate and Heoufe
-8f Representatives in General Court con
vened, That the police cficers of the
town of Portsmouth for the time be.
ing; whoare or may be legally chosen
and qualified,-or any oné or more of
them be,& hereby are authorized and
empowered to arrelt any rogue, vaga
bond, lewd, idle, or diforderiy person
‘or persons, ufiag any juggling or un
lawfulgames cr plays,common pipers,
fiddlers or runaways, common drunk
ards,common night walkers, common
railers or brawlers, all pilferers, all
pertons profane, wanton® or lascivious
in. speech, condu&, or behavior, or
guilty of writing or painting on fences
or buildings any thing obf-ene or im.
proper, and any other person who
shall in any way transgress against
_the rules of good ordery and the per-
Yon or persons fo' agrefted thall beim
mediately taken orearried betore some
Jußtice of the peace, provided said ar
rell thould be made at any hour be.
tween fix o’clock inthe morning, and
pine o’clockin the evening ; but pro
~wided the said arrest should be made
2t any other hour, thé police officer
or officers' shall bave auvthority and
‘are hereby empowered to cominit the
person or persons {o arreftes to Bride.
well orthe hibufe of correction, where.
eor they thall remain nntl the fol-
Hfowing day, when he or they shall be
taken before a Justice ip the fame
manner as ihough the arreit was made
between the houts of fix o’clock in the.
morping and g 6’clock in the evening.’
- And be it further ,enaé?e:/; That it
4hiil be lawful for each and every.
~police officer 1o take and, command
such aflifiance as may be neecfulto ar
’re{t ahd detain any person or persons
as afarefaid, and to convey the fame.
before a Jultice or to Bridewell as in
‘this aét is before provided ; and if any
perfor thalk refufe to give aid (and af
fikance to any police - fficer as-afore
“faig; Tuch perfou so re fuﬁkfg;lb»}}l?;
~onSb#viSon whreof pefore any r&*
| ticoof the peace, -be’ fined: in a sum”
not-exceeding tém dollars nor less than”
otie dollar, “exclofive if costs ; ‘and
the said Jußice fhill' commit the of
.'lfgge‘r“whﬁ;léﬁﬁd 16 to give aid and
- aflitance, until the fine be fatisfied or -
“shall cause such fine, penaliy, and cost
* to be levied by distress. sndfale of the
offender’s goods, returning the over
- Andbe it furthir enalod, That the
~oath of any cflicer of:the palice thall
be deemed full and fufficient evidence |
“ upon trial of any offence ‘committed:
‘againt the pofice of the i eof
Portsmouth, pnlefs 'ﬂﬁ;im@ﬁ"@
nvilidated by other cvidence -that
gy e prtnall, Cotp P Sy
S eTR e
= *%;%?’Qf}s él‘? ‘7‘ e go s
LABricewell or-the nouis &I correciion
RT ot g ﬁm !
R R T i
_town & the said Justice thall have the .
Hame power of decreeing punishment
‘and to the fame extent as is provided .
in any other case ; but if the said per
son {o complained of is acquitted upon
trial, he {hall not be entitled to'cofts
-against 'the police officer. -~ .
Arrrovep Juse 18,18cr
RICHARD RICE, © - =} |
' NATH iNIEL DEARBORNE, | . .
ROBERT NEAL,j* - .» | o
“BENJ AMIN HOLMES jr - ‘1 gp . -
JOSEPH W. PICKERING §'€
GHORGE B DENNETT "
HENRY BUFFORD ,
JOHN BOWLES, Chairman. |
; WILLIAM 'ION‘ES, Secretary. J ,
; . Portsmouth fune 19,1850 . .
* Fresh Imported Goods
- Edward Parry,
¢ Has just received "
A N elegant assortment of NEW
- .GOO DS, suitable for the season
—consisting of
Fancy & Staple Coods,
among which are best fuperfine blue.
biack, 4nd mix’d Broad Cloths anc
Caflimeres ; elegant zffortment of
Mauflins, Chintzes and Ginghams of
every description, - '
- Irfh Linens; Incia Long Cloths
and Britith Cotton for Shirtings an:
Sheetings ; Straw Bonnets—togerher
with ‘a large assortment of other
GOODS as ufusl, which wili te fol 2
resvarkably cheap for cash or ihert
_crecit athis St re No.vo Marker fircer.
1000 yards good Tow Cloth
is‘wanted 000 Froieng.
MILITARY GOODS.
FOR 'S ILE BY ‘
~Nathaniel B March
i" At bis shop in Daniel Street. opposite Mr. C
IR Prirce’s Bovk Shorey
| CAR’ITRIDGE Boxés and Belts, bayonet
| Beits. bayonet sheathes:. P.flol car
- tridge boxes, Bearikin and convafs Koap
- sacks, Priming Wires abd Brushes, Canteens,
' gun Siings, brals mounted Ho'lters, black.
and red moroceo sword Belts, white leather
and'weir {(word *Belts, Holfiers, Capt and a’
Jew hrafs movated Swords . Also,
- Hegfkin and common Saddles plated and
common Bridles, plated Collats, and Mar
tiyeilis,” plated and ‘brafq mounted Chaise
and Gig Harncfles, Portmanteaus and fad
- die Bage Matrafics, Fire Buckets, Haiters,
Trunkw, Whips, & o ;
N. B. Chaise trimedand re
' paired at the fhortefl notice. | June'sg.
' More New Goods.
: ; 3 ' ~-—f~v-i-~—
JuR received, and for sale at-
DRAPER’
! Cheap Cash Store,
A very _elggaﬁt and extensive
aflortment of |
Fafbionable, Fancy and Staple
Piece Good
t ICCC 00as,
i Received by the latest arrivals
at Boston. . May 22.
-L p , '.) | ¥ : T : ¥
Room Papers.
Fust received and for sale at
‘lappan’s Bookito:
fappan’s Bookitore,
i " MARKET STREET,
A large and gleg_zmr cAortoent of
_ PAPER HANGINGS,
of every price from 30 cts. to 4 dols.
perroil. - o o May 29.—~( 6w )
: ~ Superfine . Cloths,
v o Fuft ﬂcg;'w‘e‘i andfor Jaleby i
- James Rundlet,
T A N 3. H'f:,é’kkm-snshnr; §
QUPLRFINE Biue, Black,
; and fithionable n_ﬁx’d Broad CLOTHS,
which will Be fold cheap for cash or on lib
eral credit, Vi May 22
SR s --'.-..-.‘_..._'4?_____. ‘
_ Stone Cutting,
QMITH & TREAT, haye
y - jull received a new afforimentof miar-'
ble, suitable for Building stones, Garye and
. Tomb-stones, and 2 number of Soap:flone
Backlogs—and keep constantly ferfaie at
‘their {hop, on the corder of Vaughen street
and Deer firect, a” complete aflortmént of
Free-ficine hearthsand jaorbs, clonded Mar
ble¢ ditto—Slate Grave Stones of all sizes,
- Paint Mills, Paint Stones and Mullers—&
many otherarticles in their line All orders
will be executed with neatncls and dispatch
‘atthe lowest rate, for Cash or approved
credit, and cvery favor gratefull acknowl
edged " . December, 19, 1809;
5 ‘.. —’-"-‘-&-——_',F ‘ ; :-;'2"' st __-...‘...,..4‘_1,, A' :
- Nicubanplive Union Bonk.
HE_ Stockholders in the
A Neww Hompivs Union Bink are
;V#r;by‘,nqti?: 4 that rhe annual meer-
ing for choofipg Direftors will be held
TR - 5.4 277 A 1 Lie X 7Yo N
at the Bank on Monday the 2d day.
|Qf {Jiﬂ’ywht 3 q?ﬁ‘pgk P ;—M‘ ( » ::
" BEXRY S LANGDON, Cafbier.
£ IPERIRNEOL T e R
o TR 0
"l HE filciiber being ap,
R R N e Bt e b
& pointed administrator of the gands,
a 1 e eof 50 Afﬁ?ﬁmﬁﬁ%
;a,s*u%« Fe ol
TN . and has given bond 3 claw dir ts .
;&! ey '&54& d:’ :,‘9*: @l‘ ‘Q
RRDICTIOET, VAL %f ANNON; . -
gt S G R RSR
R B R G L I
James Rundlet,
HAS just received and is
| now opemn; 26 packages of
freih 1 :porte:. Brir'fh :
- PIECE GOODS,
-which comprise an extensive assort
ment and Will be fold by whoicfale
and rerail at a very {mall advance for
cath or approved credit. |
Constantly for sale as above,
sFa&ofy Checks; Siripes, Sheetings,
Shirtings, Tickings, Warp Yarn, Knit.
ring and Sewing Costens May 29,
ee e e
N oTEObE ,
A LANCET with a {pring,
g set in a silver case. The outside case
was wood covered with leather. Whoever
willteave said Lancet wirh the prioter fhail
recc:ve more money than any person will
give for the lancet: AT Fune 19.
SO YELOPEINA -
NO. 24 of vol 12 of the Cyclopedia, is
ready to be delivereg from the Cqlum
bian Bookstore, Portsmouth. Subscribers
are requelted to call and receive and pay !
And are reminded of the conditions, that
those who neglect to call and pay for their
pumbers within fix weeks after publication
are chargeable with 50 cents more on every
aif yolume Fune 19.
To the Honorable the Fuftices of
the Superior Court of Sudicature, boiden. at
Portsmouth; in and for the County of Rocking
bam on the fir i Tuesday of February A D !B‘oß
e I ‘HE petition of Jeremiah
Mead, humbly shews, that he is Guar
dianof JoaN Cuarman of Newmarket, in
.the ‘connty aforefaid a minor ; that said
Jobn Chapman is seized and pofl fled of a
House and one quarter of an acre of land,
and also of one fifth of a house and one acré.
of land, and warter privilege, situated infaid’
Newmarket § that said eitates are wholly
uaproductive, and that it would be for the
~intereft of bis said ward that the fame thould
be fold ~swherefore he prays this honorable
Court to grant him license to feli the fame,
and as in duty bound &ec. . . . - P
% ) - vse JFREMIAH MEAD,
by his Attorney. C. CUIRS:
3 Porgfmautb, Feb 2. 1308. . ;2
‘ROCKINGHAM 55, = e
[ Superior Caurt, Fibruary term, 1810. )}
- Oxrpegep by the Courr, that the petition
cr notity all persons ¢omcerned, to appear
. before the Justices of the Superior Court of
‘Judicature; to be holden at Excter, within
and for the county of Rockingham on the
third Tuesday of September’ neat, 1o thew
cause, if any they bave wihy the prayer of
said petition fhiould not be grintedy by cand
ing said petition and Qrder of Court ‘there
on, to be publithed thrée weeks successively |
in the New Hampthire Gizette, the last
publication whereof to be fix weeks before
TR I B S R T e
- Artet NATH'™ ADAMS, Qlcrk
"} /AKEN up a stray in _the ; fublcribers
i ficld on theng lolk 2 gray MARE,
between fourtcen 40d fizcen bandy high,the”
‘Ownér may have her again by WN}
:,'fi;/‘* ot o \WHJL‘AMIgHATCH’ Gy
State of Newhampfhie, Hillfborough .
N OTICE is hereby given to the noa-re
-4N fident proprietors -and ‘owness of land |
in the td‘v&ﬁ}i,p? KEARSARGE-.GORE, (o
called, and State and County gfgrcfiig,.:vgho’ ,
have not paid their highway, cotfaty, {chool,,
town and (chool house taxes for the year
1809/; that so miuch of their: laad - as'will.
Pay fuid taxes: together With incidental
harges, will be fold at public vendue at the
- outs of Aboer Warkins ia (40
town, or gore, on Monday the ﬁﬂw
Sugaft pext, at temo'clack in the forencon,
silleh e hig by previons peyuien v
me the sub, égﬁﬂ;. sOl U e
N e ;\? g ,:* el
Tbt A g 3§~ 618
St ﬂ"‘% ik?s o)
TSR e R RR ?
ity «¥ %‘ e.c 3‘?%3 5%
Y O LET—A neat 3 flory |
-} DWELLING HOUSE: Hlesfantly |
T Ay Sy térms apply,
%ﬂz*}*’w‘%wwy 4
ke o L
e RUMSC.
20 hhds. firft quality RUM,
' thg%MOf@Args.i TR Sy ;
-15 bags COTFON; - . ;
20 tierces RICE;" ° g 8E.7
12 chests Soughopg TEA 5~ |
ik des Hyionfkin do ;- Bohea doj
1500 bulbele CORM 00, 7L =~ i -
50 gallons excelleat SHRUB j-—For sole by
© - Wnm.GARLAND,
" At Noiß, Merchant’s Row.
WANTED AS ABOVE, =
A few likely young Horses,
for shipping--pacers wifl not be refuled, ‘
7o Let—Tlhe House in Buck
@rect, lately occupied by the fubferiber—
. Apply as above. ; 7jﬁ‘_’_9___~
- OED RED PORT.
| L : % ;
S. Lar KIN, Market-Street,
-HAS FOR SALE,
REAL Old Red Port Wine
& of a superior quality— A/fe
Long corked Claret, and all
other kinds of Wine—PORTER--bottled’
CYDER-—togcther with a general assortment of
w POA DL C
GROGERIES,
of the best kindi** * | ' June 19’
Robert Rice,
"_Has confiantly for sale,
N.E. RUM, ger hhd. or bbl.
Retailing 'Molafles per hhd.
Soxes il quyhity i javanpa Brown SUGAR.,
Fune 19 810, . f6w]
To the Honorable the uftices of
SH lécCaurt of Common Pleas, to be bold
“en at Exiter, awithin and for the coun
-ty of Rockingham, on the second Tu:/-
. day.of dugufl, in the year of our Lord,
- - ome thousand eipht bundred and nine.
R ESPECIFULLY Repre
£\ fents your Petitioners, that the
Justices -of the Court of Common
Pieas, helden at Portsmouth, in the
. County aforefaid, on the firk Tuesday
- of January, in the'yeat of cur Lord:
_ one thousand eight hundred and nine,
did widen, straighten and lay ot a
number of pieces of new Highway, in
Kingflon, in the connty, of Rocking
ham, aforefaid, beginning at Brent
‘wood hine “and procecding agreeably
to the report of the Committee which
48 hereunto annexed. - Your petition
-ers further represent that the piece of:
new Road through David Sanborn’s
“Land can never be so accomnmodating
to the public as by widening the old’
Road by the fide of said new road,un
till the old road comes into the new,
“as this aiteration will much prevent
the great difficulties which would a
rise trom the heavy drifting foows in
. the Winter {eafons, and the difference
* in the distance of Travel is but about
. two_or three rods, And your peti
| tioners “further 'reprefent that the
| plece of new voad (laid out fram the
| School house thravgh land of Danie!
i Colecord, Sam Spafford, Jaceb Pol
+ lard, William Peaflce, Amos Judkins,
- Samuel Fifield, B:njimin Brown, Ja
~cob H Sanborn, Daniel Kimball and
i the Hon. Levi Bartiett) cannot for a
dong time if ever be so good a road
. as the old one now trodden and not
. withfanding the distance is confider
- ably fhértened, yet we humbly con:
| ceive that the public cannot p flibly
be so mnch benefited by this new
piece of road as the town will Be in-
* Horse & Chaise for Sale..
y I"HE subscriber intending
& tolcave this place thortly, offers for.
Sale his Horse 'and Chaile, together with a
complete set of Haruefs, and a saddle, bridle
&c. every other appurtenancel, The Mare
is one of the best in the State, eithcr in the
Chaise or under the faddl¢, and the Chaise
is almost new Terms will be made ealy ;
~—for particulars applyto
CHRISTOPHER WESENER, at Mr.
‘Bracket Weck’s Greenlawd or to i
M jJ. pe ROCHEMONT Portsmouth,
“June :g. 1810. 9. o 2
’I 'O, LET—A convenient.
; - DWELLING HOUSE in Buckitreet.
For further particalars enquire of .« =~ -
Sumex9. ABNER BLASDEL.:
—~Amofkieg Bridge. .~
r-[ "HE Proprictors of AmofKieg Bridge are’
- herehy notificd 'to' meet st the Qffice’
of the subscriber in Rortfmouth,on the firft,
Tuesday of july nexty at ten o’clock in.the
forenoon-~To choose a Motlérator, Treafar
er, Cierk and three Eirc&éé:ﬁ;}agjdj’m' trans:
ac¥ auy other business which ‘aiay come be
fore faidmeeting. " L AT JRE cuass
L INATHY ABA%S‘-{_,?’%}.lG’”*&@
Portsmouth, June 7 1810, . " [Jio} '
o
Y M feblceibuts Weing gp.
K. vt brae Honorable Sobn. Moo
ney, Judge of Probiaie for the county of
Straftord, Commiflioners to receive and exv
amine the claims of étbé?ﬁﬂ%‘&%*&ta'difewéfi.?:-a
tate: bfg@ﬁAfﬁ‘ﬁlww IN, tate of
Mogltodborough, in said county; Efqiire,
deceased, represented intolveotortnd fix
tronshs beipg ﬁw“’“‘ﬁ‘%“ﬂ&hﬁ’ of
July next for the ereditors to exhibic cheir
claime, we hereby_ givé ‘otice that wé wil)
atterid on that buGinefsiat cthe dwelling houle
Monday the' 9t day. of Juiy-ncet, and thy
fecandMeadayy ol shtGug sutlowing menths
from tcn of .the clock 434 to Gz of the
clock, 2. Jﬁ"“ Ry orO et
_EDW'p. B MOU LTONY wg e
. DANIEL HOIR, "1 | Gommifomers.
Moultanborn’ Tuad &48 f":’:’iyé’m‘;—g”
jured. Aud your petitioners further
represent, that the piece of new high
way laid out sbrough Ebenezer East
man’s land can be of no public utility,
as the old roady by eutiing a {mall
corner off of (3id Eastman’s land, will
be an excellent one, .and will be but
about four or five rods further travel
thanithe new road, which pafles over
a very had Hill, and will involve the
town in more than a hundred dollars
present cost, and can never be made¢
equal to the road as before mention
ed. ‘Your petiticners therefore pray,
that your honors will confent'that the
{faid town of Kinglton (hould discon
tinue the new pieces of highway, be
fore deferibed, and accept of the a
bovefaid alterations, and as in duty
bound shall evér pray. PR
"AMOS GALE, Jr. and 76 othérs,
Kingflon, Alt;b\ 7, 1809: -
- Rockingham 4 :
Couvt of Common Pleas, Fanuary term, 1816.
Upon hearing and contiering the
petition of which the foregoing ,is 2
copy; the. court order that the peti
tioners notify all persons concerned to
appear before the jutiices of the next
court of Common Pleas to be holden
at Exeter, within and for said coun
.ty of Rockingham on thefecond Tues
day of Auguflt next, to shew canfe if
any they have why the prayer thereof
{hould be. granted, by publithing the
substance of said petition and order
“of court thereon three weeks fuceffive.
1y in the NewsHampfhire Gazette the
last of whichto be fix weeks before
{a;d t_erm" # % igent < “Py €ly : e
7 Avet N. EMERY, Clerk. -
S — 3 “ S ~ i ::? : §f‘~’
. Tobejold at Public Sultipn,
‘ )N Towfday the 1y hooy 4f Ju
ly mext; at 3 o'clock P M
the Meeting-hoofe ‘belonging to the
North or firlt Parith in Portsmouth,
the following Pews in said house, for -
the-Taxes due thereon'for the years -
-18c8 and 1809, ualefs prevented by
previolts payment—viz— =
< Onthe lower flior.
No: 5,9 D. soc.—for 180 g. -
§ 18’ 8 dOo
540 4 do.
#5464 75 ;. do.
s An eawer Gallery, - :
im 8t 40 do.
.15 5§ 6o for 1808 and 1809,
£ FGitEL T 60, 40, A 5,
% < (v' 3"7’} AS“- dO.
s tgly 3 s 40,
No. 26, iu upper ;Gaffery,f Sor 1808 and
- 1809—10) 82¢.
4 JOSEPH AKERMAN,
3 _ Parifb Colletter.
Portsmouth, June 26.
- State of Newhamyfbire—Chefhire f.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-re
' fident owners of land in thetewn of
CROYDON, who have not paid their taxes
for the years 1808 and 1809 ; that ua'cfe
ey pay the fame to me thg subscriber, on
‘or.before the last Monday of September
next, fo.myuch of their lands as will pay the
fame, together with incidental charges, will -
be {old at public vendue at the house of
Benjamin Barton, E{q 'ipn-bolder in said
town at ten o'clock A, M. on said day,
: Loy G AIeE
, A ; Bl QS 8 §2 5
S 509
| Nama. IF FF§ OPEE
; ’ . i %
- C ¢ .
For the year 1808, 5 '
James Wellman 40 60 24 13 12T -
Joha Stow 36 60 24 1812 ¢
March Chafe 44 6o 24 1812 X
Danicl Chale jr 46 2 ‘SOO 32 24 16 €
Rj:’,v-.\Pcarfons 64 60 32 2416 ¢
Squmon Chafe 35 2 100 32 24 16 %
Bepjamin Leland 55 2 100 40 30 20'(-
Diniel March 69 1 100 40 30 20 ¥ -
_ FEeD 60 24 1812 ¥
John Downing 48 2 ¥OO 32 24 6 ¢
Joseph Miriam 27 rßem 55 .4 1812 ¢
Libews Chafe 7 % 100 40 30 20 g
A 30 60 16 12 B¢o
Samuel Paine 18 2 10240 30 20 ¢
10 60 24 1813 x
‘ 22 60 3% 4151
Luke Drury = 79 x 100 40 3020 ¢
Elias Martindale,Haryardlot 50. - 48 32 &
Res Stcpmebajfr =
meadow }23 3. 86 e
Solomon Leland 28 r 100 40 3020 X
For the year 1809.
James Wellman 40 WO 4TS L %
Jolin Stow 56 6o 21 15 v ¥
Benjamin Leland 55 2 100 53 3827 x
Danicl March 69 x 100 35 2518 1
: i 59 60 21 1511 X
Libeus Chafe . 7 2 100 35 2518 ¥
: 3 2 Lo A so 14 10 70
Samuc¢l Paine 18 2 100 35 35 18 1
, %30 6o 2r 1511 ¥
. o 60 32 2316 %
Nathaniel Hall 58 Rem 50 21 15.11 &
40 ‘Rem 50 18 137 91
b 60 Rem 30 14 100 70
\ 3z 60,21 15 11
. 51 “ 100 35 2518 1
Luke Drury 79 Rem 50 35 2518 g
Asa Coburn 6o 35 2518 1,
EiiasMartindale,quwam’lot 5O 71 5C 36 3¢
Stephen Chafe '
‘meadow right}‘zs \ 37 ¥ ’49
Solomon Leland 28 1 100 35 2518 «
Ifracl Bryant - ; ‘0:11 860
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FRESH LEMONS.
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.+ Daniel Brown,
| No. 8, Market-Street,
AFcW boxes LEMONS, in -
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;2 ~T. Morton,
it his Liguor €& Grocery flore,
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| received in addition te his for=
N mer fiock of GRoceries,
sad IQ RANDY, Gin, Ruom,
dBB 1) Wines, Sugars, Teas,
7 Sperm. Oil, Spanith Cigars, .
Liverpool Salt, &c. all which are of. -
the firt quality, and will positively be
fold as cheap as can be bought in
town, as he is determiped thatpo new -
or old flore shall undersell him, all
who may please to.call with their cafly
will find the above Ratement to be'a
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- Porter, Strong and Small Beer, to
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- Hun joft reccived a great variety of |,
Spring € Summer Goods,
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