The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-07-03 00:00:00, page 1

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. Tortoise Shell Combs.
- J PN,
eAN [gdl Jufi received '
A frefh supply of square and.
~ round topt shell COMBS, of the
Bewelt fathions 6w Junc2b
. Stephen Hardy,
HAS just received in addi-
A tioa to his former ftoek of Jewelry,
& ¢ .great variety of
. Staple and Fancy
PIECE GOODS
AMONG WHICH ARE, ;
Superfine and low: priced
Broad Cioths and Caiﬁmcg:s,varimm%
5 %ﬂm& Jean, Marfeitics Quifting &ad other
eftiags ; silk and cotton Umbrellas ; Para~
sols; fuperfine and low pric’d Chintzes ;
Ginghams ; Hamilton Cord ; fitk and c¢ot
ton Chambrays ; Rarniture ; Cambrick and
common Dimitics ; Hackabuck and cotron
Diaper; Nankins; Britith shirting cotton ;
o glaz’d Cambrick; Irish Linenss 4-4 and 6.4
white Cambrick®and book Muslins ; leno,
laeed,feeded & other fancy Muslins ; white
Czmbrick and common pocket Handkfs
7-4 white twill’d Cambrick Shawls; 44
plain Muslin do; purple and - white do ;.
thread and ‘cotton edgings and laces ; foot
#nge; black Modes, and colored Sarfnct ;
Sattins ; white, . colored, plain and figur'd
Luteftring and othér ¥ibbons ; taste ferrets;
thoe and quality Bindings ; Diaper and com
mon Tapes; White Nankin; dark Thread ;
white and colored cotton Sewings ; Bobbins;
Pias ; Negdles ; linen Cambricks ; Durants ;'
Colerain shirting , fuftian; patent Morroc
¢oo and cotton braces; Romal Hdkfs. 5 blue,
yellow and red silk and cotton Bandannocs ;
«<olour’'d common check Hdkfs ; fine India
cottons ; brown cotton ; do Holland ; Ladies
- white and colored Cotton Hose ; do Gentle
mens coloured do ; thread and cotton thort
do; Ladies Kid and other habit Gloves;
Geotlemens: Beaver do ; white cotton Caps;
cotton Kerfeymere ; {pangled and-plain tif
fany Fans; common paper do; gilt Burtons
and Moulds &c.—these added to his flock
of Jewelry &c makes his aflfortment very
extensive. The whole stock will be fold at
a small advance, for cash, short credit or
good Tow Cloth Cotton do. Cotton Linen
do. or other kinds of country produce,
"~ N. B Jewclry and silver ware. Manufac
tured and k- pt constantly for sale as usual—
Many articles of his former stock to be had
at a great discount Jane 26
“Attention the Whale !
BOOKS for the Militia!
; Vliz— ¢
THE Military Companion, being
~a system of Company Discipline, &c.
[ price 2/3.
% Stuben’s Regulations for the order
and discipline of the Troops of the U
nited States, from 3 to 6/ each. "
Stevens’ Discipline of the Artillery
~ of the United Stares, or the Young
Anilleri’s ~Pocket Cowmpanion.—
. Priee /6. | |
~ Tofru&ions, Elacidations, Regula
tions, Formations and movements of
the Cavalry, by Robert Hewes.—
PSS
_Alfo, The Militia Laws of New-
Hamopfhire. Price 25cts. e
Every Company in_this State may
be entitled to one of eath of ;theé above
Books, by fending to C. Peirce’s flore
in Portsmouth, and paying the price
Wfixedglgrets - L)
" FRESH LEMONS,
‘Samuel Marshall
2 Y HAR ST RECEIVED '+ (2
A Few boxes freth Lemons,
& 2 which will be fold per box or retail.
Alfp—Bartlett’s SCYCHES,
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bt R R ¢ e g
“A KL persons that are in
- "-i’)c‘btég: te, or that have any demands'
pgainit the :frate of ROBERT POWERS,
Jate of Rye, mariner, flecealedy are requefl-.
ed to exhibit.the (ame for adjustment =
"ELIZABETH POWERS, Adminiftratriz.
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- Kiddermmfler Carpetings,
Y AR 3 ot S L e
. Broad Cloths, Caflimeres, &c,
L Tup ‘retéftf‘fve&fﬂmif”ﬁ&,ﬁ ;
DRAPER'S
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‘ CHEAP CASH STORE,
Kidderminfter Carpetings, of
the newet patceras—Venitiay S, o
. Superfine light grey mix d,
| grey midd Caffimeres.
eLA P JW%YT“W
N X:,_:. I“‘i ./.—J. e g i ""&w-n\ o i o
. Light Ginghams & Hamilon Cords.
. Black, blue and lilac Canton Clapehs
.. PIECE GOODS LINE,
Ei i etk B S TOCK
T B PN e
[No. 31,—~Vor. LV.]
' T ¥ : o & » Nl AR P R R r eo e e e —
PORTSMOUTH : ( Now-Hamrsiixx) Posvisuep sy W. WEEKS—Ppinter To THE ST@‘%@D Printer or T 8 LAWS or T Uxitep Starss.
e el i A B A e N ey ST NG SRS sB e BB L eIR kT TR go-Ne IS e~ R g 3 g
State of NHU‘H ”it fbire t Cbeﬁ:rc 7
PU’BL&E Notije is herehy given to the
- Noovefiden proprictors and owners of -
‘Land in the towh of NEW-GRANTHAM,
in said County who have hot paid their
several taxes in'fa-iiltqu for the year 18929,
that uslels they pay the fame to me the
fubferiber ont or lefore the seventeenth day
of Scptember nextyfo mach of their land as.
will pay f{ld tazes t iﬁ;pﬁer with incidental |
charges. will be fold 5 Public vendue to the
highe® bidder. at the dwelling house now
occupted by 7onat§gnsﬂldiﬁg,in said town, - i
at ten o'clock in the fj'gu«noon on said day. |
Ol proggitrs- R7S B 2NO
e e L SCCRA W S
in oMoy B 0 wd &8 oo
ly?j .fv: W 'g\ = g'lra
00l N B e e
Oliver ¥l - .giié@%\gxgc' &- 5 2 .
Eliakim FWooag .3T 3100 6.3 2
; &‘% va‘f‘,{w ' 100 350 26 X 1 3
© Samgek Partri '*ié;’;‘,e;é’%ﬁt‘ Pdifß:4o. 28 .20 3.
“Locius Doolittle !34 W 10050 26 11 3
JRIoTL: L 3 e3OO 63
Mecdad Pomroy- n 18725026 11 3
Ditto % -, 502533 571
, James Stoodley, efq-2 © 70 60 32 13 3
Ditto } 3 200: 6..3:.2
Oliver Doolittle r 26 60 35 24 103
John Harris % 66 50 26 ‘1 3
Moses Flanders 2 100 50 26 113
Abigail Hall £ LIOO 0 Hg g
Benjamio Hall,efq 1 52100 95 40 16 3
- Motes Belding 3 100:-6.3 2
Phinchas Lyman 2 100 50 26 11 3
Josiah Jones 3 100 6 3 2
Theo. AtkinfonEfgs3 ' 100° 6 3 2
James Stoodly juu. 2 100 50 26 %1 3
viDgte. iy g7T 3 0 10006 3t 3
Bunker Gay " 3 006 i 3 2
Jobo Hunt jun’ ©2~ 100 50 26 11 3
SR TR T e 100. 6 5 2.
Oliver Baker in fixtys 9 60110 58 24 §
WidowSabraStevensd6 53 45 100 53 22 §
Theo, Atkinfeo Elfg 2 © 10 50 26 11- 3.
William Palfray-, . 3 e 6 3 2
Joha Pool -+ = "3~ 18 50 26 11 3
Hon. James Nevins 18 30 50 26 11 3
- Ditco firfidundred 1 48 50 40 21. 9 2
Ditto. . 2 50125 13 61
Ditto 3 503 8%
Richard Dodge Tod 3 30raf 13 g X
What follows is land which was lotted by
the proprictors of {Cornifh. and Croydon is
now by an ad of the legislature placed under
the jurifdition of New Grantham/ and is
taxcd accordifig t@ their {tatements so far as
OO TR Dl &k
Samuel Plant, pas#q . %
of o fikty. ocre das }69 1§ 22512 5 1
Parv of a-60 acre lot 70 40 60 32 13 3
Sixtyacre lot . 64 60 60 32 13 3
Rev. Jacob H%veﬂ 30X00 75 40 16 3.
Doct. Nathgn Smith. 47 100 50 26 11 3
David Btockwell: . 29 100125 69 28 5
A husdred acrefot 28 100 75 40 16 3
'!fiaic”@emeat,ﬁ-* .. 27 300 75 40 16 3
Widow — Burr g:} 32 26 13 6 ¢
Edward Hall infixty G 3 =~ 60 6032 13 3
Edward Hall 43 6o 50 26 11 3
Edward Hall 45 ‘6O 50 26 11 3
| OLIVER DUTTEN, Cillestor.
New Grantham. Fune 9, 1810
' Staie of Newhbampfbire,—Grafton [J
v TOTICE 15 hereby given to the
1 non resident - proprietors and
owgers of land in DORCHESTER,
in said county, who hive not paid’
their taxes for the year 1809 ; that
{fo much of their land as will ‘pay said:
taxes, with incidental charges, wili be.
fold at public vendue, at the dwelling'
_houfe of Joseph. Burley, Esq. in said
Dorchliefter, on Monday the twenty
seventh day of Augult next, at ten of
the clock in the forenoon, unless pre
vented by.prgvious payment.” :
T s R e
o't R S S e PG s
Sty b v v R ’&‘g_ noate
Original proprictors g o A TR
Cnoma ' BOF §RERE
7 ‘...7':7"’3 : X ‘;c‘?‘Qc
Paul Langdon . 212510050269 4
' Sofeph Ward 2 120 100 50 20 g 4.
Themas Dawifen. 1 1100502094,
D‘”i‘["ﬁ‘?‘ff‘fﬁ”” 2100 100 §O2C 9 4
Jobn Parker,Efq 2 122100 50 20 9.4
JotnSullivan,Efg 2 13710050 209 4
Wi, Simpfon,Efg 2 9 10050200 4
< RichardC Shannonz 7810050 2¢ 9 4
Fobn P. Wiiliams 2 107 100 §0 209 4
A des 3. 28 100 50209 4
Thomas ML:DM!} 2 166 10050 209 4
Samuel Parkr 2134 100 502094
Joleph Sherburne 2 116100 50206 4
Fobn Nethow 3236100 50 20 9.4
Otas Litsle .~ 2 66100502004
Gerpe Magnl- 310LIIR 32200 o
_ DANIEL FLANBERS, Celedior.
Derchefler, May 2451810, *
gR R T
NEW GOODS.
Oliver Briard
eey A (VS NV e ee e =
Hﬁs \S just -received 1a large
iW AL Rl Lo ciae eLU¢ ‘B ”\
‘adapied to the present und approach-
S i drL TmarßiEaße ”.a, m;’éﬁ
lengthy advertisement, which he will..
G"’ Hafl LA TS el g&y:’ et ;;g,‘
i Oﬁﬁﬁ : g \?? nce for cail
S YRR
X ey pleatunty Gttatsa— B qrive of
RA L e 2
2t T Y R R ééﬁx Bt Tasg Ve L 1
State of N, ew/)&mp/biré—— Cheshire, fl
- OTICE is hereby given to the
non resident proprietors & own.
ers of land in the town of RINDGE,
who have not paid their highway,
town, school and county taxes for the
year 18og~that so much of their
land as will pay said taxes with inci
denta]"'cha:ﬁies: will be fold at *public.
vencue at the house of Capt. Mosts
Tobp, innholder in {aid town, on #ed
nefday the twenty minth day of August
next at one of the clock, ». M. unless
prevented by previous payment—viz.
o 0 B RN 3 @ BLRS
RO 2« o ™™ oo
sea'r d § RS
onicad
Peter Perham 4 10 50 50 25 25 118 1°
Alex’r Dufton 3 2 2020 10 10 43 I
F bk Xy A BNER FOSTER,; Colfe&af.‘."
Rindge, Jupe 4,380, (. . #
NOTIGE.
. A LL persons who have any
. ».demands on the eftatc of WILLISM:
LAIGHTON. late of Portsmouth, Block
makery deccafed, are hereby requested to
“exbibit them to the fubferiber, and all per:
sons indcbted to said estate are likewise re
quelted to make payment to i
JOSEPH SEAWARD, Attorney to
. REBECCA LAIGHTON,
L ‘Adminiftratrix to said cftate.
/ Portsmouth, Junme .x,lBlO. : |
FRENCH LANGUAGE,
~and Military Inftruétion.
{OL. DE LACROIX has
¢ opened. a Schoolfer if.itrudion in the
Firench Language and modern Military Taétics,
Ladies wiﬂling'; to be taught thc ) Frgnch
Language will bewaited on at thﬂr‘hdufcs.
~ Apply to Mr C. Prigce, or to Col..De
Lacroix, 3t'Col Woodward’s, opposite the
safotice. 7 000 o 0
Laws of the U. States.
i B AUTHORITY.
- For the relief of Tritram Huffey,
\B Eis enalled by the Senate ’aufi House of R:?ra-‘
A 7 fentatives of the United States of Ameriva in.
Congress assembled, That ‘there. be refunded
ana paid Tl am Hulley, qut_of any
‘money: in the treasury not otberwife appro:
‘priated. the funi of. three bundred and nine.
‘ty-five dollars and forty cents, it being the
amount of duties paid by the said Triftram-
Huflcy to the Colle@or. of New-York on,
thicly five eaffs of fpermaceti oil, feng so
‘New. York 'in American veflcls from/the
~MW% : Gflc )
By .y oty g
L Specter of the o of Reprifntatines "
AR e NADISON,
BT R R e [
SR e DR R ) el L
Spring and Summer ~ i
GOODS, 2
Sylvester Melcher, |
H s reccived; and is now-opening a ﬁlpp/’yg i g
SEASONABLE. G OD3,
. 7 AMONG WHICH ARE, b
] ARGE & finall plaid, biue,
4 buff and pick Gisghams ; Har
corded do. Fancy London do. Low
pric’d do. Twill’d’ Lilac ecfor’d
Cambricks ; Colored Lace Stripe
and Seeded do. a great variety of fan
cy Muslins, fome-of which are very
low priced ; Fine Jacopet do. §2 §
and £ white Cambricks 3 Bandeas |
Hkfs. Imitation {obes ; Twill’d ¥
Shawle 5.8 k, 1o low SprhisAus iR
do. Thread and Cotton Laces ; white
cambrick hkfs. blk. and coloi’d Can.
ton Crapes s Cambrick’ and common
Dimoties ; dark and light Limerick
Habit Gloves 3 Parasols. did
A large “aflortment of fuper
fine and common Chintzes ;-4 printed
Cambricks ; Furnitures and Copper
plates ; London veltings, latest style ;
Twill’d cotton 'Caflimeres 5 patent
buff Nankins ; Grandurells ; Wath
ington - Stripes ; Plain' and Ribb’d
white cotton Hose ; blk. and color’d
do. Ruffels, Daroys, Calimancoes,
Durants, and Wildbores at very low
prices ; Britith Cottons ; Linens ;
Brown do. do. Cottons ; check’d Lin
ens ; 3 4 2 and & Linen and Cotton
Diapers ; * coiton Umbrellas ;. blk.
and color’d Sewing. silks ; cortton
Sewing ; Cotton Bandannas ; Ib. and
bundle Pins. O ’
A large supply o
India Cottons ;. Checks ;
Hkfs. bik India Luftrings ; o Sarf
nets ;3 blue Nankins'; Yellow do. blk,
and checked Silk Hdkfs. Bandannos-;
Madrafs Hdkfs. &e. May 26,
: AN ACT RS, s
For the relief of William Baynham.. . '
BE L, ENACTED Ly the Senate and Foufe
= of Representatives of .the United. States -of
,}fweriaa‘ in ULongrefs assembled, 'That the Sce
retary of the Treasury cause, to be paid to
William Baynham out of the maney appro
priated for the payment of the interest of -
the public debt,the interest acerucd from rhe
firft of O&. one théufandeight bundred and
nine,to the thirty ficft ;Ihﬁi)ﬂ)qecmbér of the
fame year, on two certificates of exchanged
fix.per cent flock, the principal whereof
amounted to ten thonfand fix hundred and
thirtcen dollars and ninety-seven cents ;
which. certificates having been erroncoutly
numbered by the latc commiffiener of loans
of Virginia, though advertised for reimbur(:
ament by their real pefmanent nimbers on
the Ift day of OGober last, were not by rea
son of the crror aforefaid reimbursed until
the' Gefl day of Jannary, - = "
J. B VARNUM, S
Sk ol W Risr ot
e _ISHN’_;GAILLM{I); s s
Pl’f/id’é’llt qf ‘the Senate pro tempore .
- “Apul 20, 1810.—Arrrovep,
SR _~ JAMES MADISON,
T AN AQT
For the relief of Williim W. Weymouth,
‘ and Joseph P Wecks. ;
BE‘ it enacied by the Senate and House of Repre-
T Jen taties of the United States of America, in’
Cyngrefs affimbled, That the penaity incurred
some time in the month 6f March last by
William W.Weymouth master of the schoon
er Weymouth, for not complying with the
injunctions of the ninth fe@ion of a& en
titlhd, “Ap a& to prohibit the importation
of slaves intc any port or place within the
jurildi@ion of the United States, from and:
after the 1t day of January in the year of
our Lord, onc thousand eight hundred and
cight,’ previous to his leaving the port of
New-York with a fugitive slave on board
named Oliver, belonging to the estate of
James Redford, deceased, laté of Richmond
in the Rtate of Virginia, be and the fame is
hereby remitted ; any law or laws to the
contrary notwithflanding.
.. Sec 2. ‘And be it < furiher enafled, -That
‘the penalty incurred some time 'in the
month. of July last by Joseph P. Weeks
mailer of the {chooner Ceres, and also the
forfeiture of said schooner incurred for not,
complying with the injunétions of the said
ninth fe&tion of said a&, previous to his
leaving the port of New-York with a fugi
tive {lave on board, named Lige, belonging
to Isaac Entwiftle of Alexandria, in the dif
trick of Columbia, be and the fame are also
hereby remitted : :
" _J.B. VARNUM,
. S2eaker of the Heufe of Representatives,
< JOHN GAILLARD, | A
President of the Semate pro tempore.
May 1, 1810.—APPROVED, :
w 34 JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT : |
For the relief ot P. C. L’Enfant.
BE it enacled by the Senate and House of Repre-
Jentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the
Treasury be authorifed and dircCted to pay
P. C. L’Enfant, out of aoy money in the
‘treafury not’ otherwise appropriated, the
sum of fix hundred and sixty fix dollars and
two thirds with fegal interelt from the firft
¢ay of March one thousand seven hundred
and ninetytwo as a compen{ation for his ser
vices in¥ying out the plan of the City of
Wathingon. A '
Jl' B VARNUM, :
Speakerof the House of Representatives.
. JOHN GAILLARD,
_ President of the Senate pro tempore. i
May 1, 1810—~APPROVED, . -
° "~ - JAMES MADISON. .
: ' AN'ACT
Confirming the decisions es the commiflion
ers in favor of the claimants of land in
the difirict of Kafkafkia. : :
BE it enacled by ‘the Senate and House of Repre
== [entatives of the United States of America in
C'oggn_',’.'. aﬁmbled, That all the decisions
maae by the commissioners appointed for
_the purpose of examining the claims of per
sons, claiming lands in the district 8f Kaf
kaikia, in favor of such claimants as.entzred
in the transcript of decisions, ¢bearing date
the thirty firlt day of December, cigbteen
htndred and nine, which have been trans
mitted gay the said commissioners te the
Secretary of the Trealury according to law,
be and the fame are hereby confirmed. |
‘ Ei B VARNDM: 2 heh Sig cin
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
: | JOHN GAILLARDq ' e J
Plrefident of the Senate pro tempore. N
Maﬁ{ 181‘0{-Arﬁuov|‘-:§. N S
K ol R ARER MA‘DixsoN._ o 8
St ‘ s b
Lo b AN Ae ik 8
Authorifing the dilcharge of John Kere from ‘
- :\' |, his imprisopment. . o 0 o
BE:‘: eniafed by the Senate and House of Repre
fentativerof the United States of America in’
Congress affempled, That the marfhai for the
difiri& of Niyrthe Carolina, be and’ he is
hereby authorifed and directed to discharge
John Kerr frony his impriforment upgg!m'
execution ifluca\ against him in bebalf of
the United Statey ' Providd, that he shall
assign & convey |l the.eftate real & person. -
‘al, which he may pwn.or be entitled to, o ©
some perlon for the. beacfit of the United
B e
of the Treasury ; and provided always, that '
aily §lgtei‘éﬂ or personal, Wﬁl"%gilh‘&fﬁd %
John Kerr mey heregfter 36%19*?%? - hall -
e liable céi WI:I? ap ﬂ.;"‘;gs_,wz;,hfes@Qﬁ:
mavner as if he had never been imprisoned -
%igaaé&imed as aforelaid : ' Provided nevers
shelafi, That ¥ -amy " perfipn entitled to any
part of the said judgement uider ‘the laws -
ofxww&m%ﬂ@e&wmw
thisrge of Mfzggﬂhﬁ Rerr, he shall be
is AR R NG S | SHE ey DRRks Lo I
LTwo porvrs. rEr anvuM.]
of the person [0 obje@ing, who: shall pay
weekly in advance the: amount of ‘the jail -
fees and fubfifteuce of the faidsfoha Kerr,
3nd in cale of failure to make any fach pays
ments infadvance, the ‘faid Johp Kerre thail
be mmmediately difcho« © »~og the condi
tions herein before cxpreflfed.. - '
J. B. VARNUM, =
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,, .
Prj/;deﬂt o_f the Senwate fro fempore.
cApril 20, 181C,—~APPRQVED, . 4
, _ JAMES MADISON:
P e e i i
‘ METTER, . |
From the Sec’ry of the T reafury,
Transmitting a report, in part, on the subs -
je¢t of American Maoufactures— pre=
pared in obedience to a resolution of the
houle of representatives
[conTiNUED]] *
Manufattures of Lead. j
.- Lead is found in Virginia, and fomé
‘metal are foufißf @, L Pj:erLﬁ‘K"~
and also it is fad, m the a(‘.ja:gia
countiy, on the ekft fse of the Miffif
fipppi. They afe not yet wrought
to the extent of whichithey are sus
ceptible, and afier supplying the welt
ern country; do not, furnith more
than 2co toos to the Atlantic states. -
The annual importations from for
eign countries of red and white lead,
amountsto | . | 1,150 ton§
And those of lead itfelf;, e
and of all oth#r ymanufac
tures of lead, to" © - - 1,225 do.
The principal American/manufac~
tures are those of shot and- colors ot
lead. Of the firft there are two eftab
lilhments on a large scale at Philadel
phia, and another in Louisiana, which
‘are more than fufficient to fpply the
whole demand, Rated atfix tonsa
year. Five huudred and sixty ton: of
red and white lead litharge, and some
other preparations of that megal are
made in Philadelphia alone. ‘A re
‘peal of the duty of'one cent per pound’ .
on lead, by chdrging them 41l witg
two cents per Ib. laid on white and
red lead, is asked by the manufadtures.
Various othér paints and colors are
allo prepared in_Pgiladelphia,and some
other places. |
Tin, japanned & plated wares.
b~ The méﬂtﬁeﬁ:ré of tin ware is very
_extenfive, and €onpedticut fapplies the
greater parg.ofgheUnited States with
“that articles~but-the theets are always
imported. The wanufadture of plas
ted ware principally for coach makers:
and faddlers, employs at Philadelphia
{eventy three 'workmen ; and the a
mount annuzlly made there exceeds
one hundred thousand = dollars.—
There are otlfer fimilagefablithments,
at New-York, Baltimore, Boftonr and.
Charleston. | - : kA
_ \Gun powder. ~
Saltpetrefis found in Virginia, Ken
tucky and some other of the western,.
ﬂarﬁs' and territories—but it is princie
pally impoyted from the East Indies.
The manufaGture of gun powder is’
‘nearly, aud may at any moment be
‘made altggether adequate to the con
fumptionsk-the importation of foreign
powder afmounting only to 200,000
_pounds,3ad tlge exportation of Amer
‘icap powder to 100,000 pounds. The
‘manufad;ure of Brandywine, which
employs a. capital of 75,000 dollars
a&f{?éﬁfyw};mcni and is considered
as the most perfe®, makes alone
2&5\-90’?9@@ annually, sand might
‘make 600,000 pounds if there was 2
idgm,arpfl; for it. Two ‘othersnear Bal-
Bttmorq; have .a capital of 100,000
“dollary, and make 450,000 pounds of
a qulity said lately to be equal to
any ti)ported “There are several
z;hee powder mills in Pennsylvania
:and bther " places ; but the total a
‘mouint of gun powder made .in the
Uniged States‘is not nfcertain‘e@.;-.; LR
. | Earthen and glafi ware.
. A fufficient quantity of the coarser
Apelies of pattery is' made every.
iwhiere;, and igformation has been re
‘ceifved of four manufa@uves of a finer
Kipd lately c@ablifhed, One ay Phila
~dejiphia with a capital of 11,000,d0115.
‘mpanufaitures a fpe ﬁﬁh‘ﬂml that
ohe o o Chelrcomny, s
Jpenniylvania, in New Jersey, -and on -
r’%’ blowersy, and: make
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