The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-05-08 00:00:00, page 4

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-, SECLUSION. ‘
To some fecu-c and foug retreat,
¥e mufcs, guide my wand’ring feet §
Secure from vice, and idle noise
And bleft with fricadfhip’s choiceflt joys,
A murmiring brook should gently glide,
And bound my verdant pasture’s fide ;
Where, at the dawn, crycl?fc' of day,
The ficecy Jamb should gaily play.
There, on the margin of the stream,
When Cynthia sheds her silver beam ;
When burning funs unnumber'd rolly
And distant worlds illume the poie. i
There would I fit each Summer’s night,
And please my fancy with the fight
Of distant forefts, dark and drear,
Wh nce oft the evening bird we hear « :
Or u a bower of {preading, vines,
Whose sides the: flow’ry train combines ;
Beaeath the bright , and cheerful ray,
I'd rhyme the fleeting hour away.
O then fthou'd lave. delicious theme !
¥of o ae with celefhial dream.
And o’er my heart his [ccpter move,
My ume gy heart T'd yield to love,
But curse the wild liceatious fire,
Which vicious brealls alone inspire ;
A enefe the paet’s tuneful lay,
Which dresses vice in colors gay.
1 e tvcets ul poetr§ld choole,
Bu: shun the wild licentious muse :
The lyrick fines, which ‘Watts has sung,
With rapture fhouid awake my tongue
And Sheaftone thy sweet paft’ral firain,
Forever in my memory reign
RURAL LOITERER.
P —— e
"~ FOR SALE,
A THREE Story HOUSE,
< A at the Mill dam, between Capt.
Hooker's and Mr. Marfbal’s on long
credit. Bills of Exchange on London.
For terms apply so '
May 1, THOMAS MANNING.
TO BE LFT,
AND pofleflion given by the
A middle of May inst, that elegant and
commodious brick House in "Market street,
formerly occupicd as an Hotel, with a Sta
ble suitable for sixteen horses—the house
contains four large Rooms, one of which is
46 by 22 feet=-a large Kitchen with a Pump
and Rumford apparatus, and twenty two
lodgiag chambers. For terms apply to
; CLEMENT STORER.
_ Port{fmouth, May 1.
Has for sale at bis Shop No. 8, Congress
| [flret.
PLATED, japan’d Cutlery Ware, and
Jewelry of the newest fafhion. 437,
Warranted 8 day Clocks ; patent Time
Keepers and Watches, and Watch Furaiture
of almost every description. Also,
Fifteen gross of the best Liverpool Watch
Glasses, to be fold very cheap for cath.
Clocks and Waiches of every description
garefully repaited and warranted.
J. Ponp returns, his most grateful thanks
to the Inbabitants of thistown, 204 the pub
li¢ in general for the patronage he has re
ceit ed, and hopes fora continuance of their
favours, - 6w. May 1
EDUCATION.
J HASTIE, takes this op
e portunity of informing the mhabi
tants of Portsmouth and its vicinity, that
he teaches the Frepch and Englith languages
grammatically, Writing, Arithmetic, Geom
ctry, Plain Trigonometry, Navigation and
Geography with the use of the Globes.
J. H intended leaving town, but from
the advice of friends feels disposed to remain
if proper encouragement were given. '
Young Ladies wilhing 1t would be atten
ded at their own houses. : ‘
N.B. For particulars apply at the Office
of Daniel Humpbreys -Elg Danicl-{trect.
- Poriimouthy May 1, 18100
Dancing School.
MR. ROBBINS most ref
: _p-&fully informs the Gentlemen &
Ladies of this towa and its vicinity that he
intends opening 2 school at the Assembly |
Hall, on Wednesday the gth of May inst.
at two o'clock in the afterncon fer the
purpose of instructing them the polite art
of D:ncing - Terms, 4 dollars at entraance
and eight dollars per quarter and two les
sons a weck.—School days, Wednesdays and
Thursdays :
N,B Mr. R having the most fathiona
blc sets of Cotillions will also teach them in -
his School. ' : 2 ~May 1
e e ettt et e e RS,
John Graham
" FROM NEW YORK,
RESPECTFULLY informs the Gentle.
. men in Port{mouth. that be has com.
mienced the BUOT and SHOE MAKING
bifinefs, in the newest fifhions, in Buck
street --and those who may please to favor
him with their coftom: m-;yhdepcnd on his
greatelt exertions to please.—He has on hand
a fmaii aflortment of Boot Webbing. Cord
and Tafl:ls, Boot and Shoe Blacking of the
‘beft quality. fuperiar to any imported.—
Any oiders for work in his line will be at
-tended to and cvery favor ‘gratefully ac
kn-'uwlcdgcdv. 4 [~ May 1, 1810,
State of Newhampihire,—Grafton [|.
NO‘TK‘ZE is hereby given to the non-reli
~ dent proprietors aod-owners of land in
THORNTON, in said county, who have not
~paid their taxes for the year 1809 —that {o
much of their land™as will pay said taxes,
- with incidental charges. will be Told at pub:
lic vendue at the dwelliug-houfe of Jabez
. Chaurch, in said Thornton, on Monday the
third day of September next, at ten of the.
. A_gllocl.{.‘ib the forenoon, un!efs.“pr_cvch;;df by
_previous paymefic, < o . T
Brviar o i ?g% ?5
S TR Ske
Joféph Nitee,undiviay - © 8
-m ;; s g ST " i e,C
LaingheGore § 30 Isasy
Flcazar B. Wilkins "2 2150 11142
.0 ] B CHURCH, Colic@or.
_« Thoraton, Aprit agaaio. o,
Sarfnets ; satin {piit iraw, wardel and’!-.
turban Hars & Bonnets, Straw Trim
mings ; fawn and black £ satin Cam.
brics ; ladies open work & plain w‘hiteu
Cotton Hose; pink and dark Ging
hams; £ London Prints ‘
A variety Parasols with and!
without netting fringes; large fik:
Umbrellas ; ltaliinand Canton black
Sewing Silks; £ Irilh and German
Linens ; Long Liawns; Linen Can}él
brics ; Brittanias; Englith and India
Diapers ; chints Counterpanes ; buff
Nankins ; Wathington Stripes ; Fuf
tians ; § & g black Crapes ; black and’
colored Galloons ; Tages & Bobbius ;
4 & & white cotton Cambr ks. ;
A complete assortment men’s
ribb’d and plain, white and coior’d]
cotton Hose ; fine corded D miites 5
fine jaconet Muslins for neck cloths ;
fathionable Vesting ; belt doubie bik.
Florentines for, veflings
INDIA GOODS. .
Blue and yellow Nankins ;
fine Sbirdng Baitas; fice Mow San
nss 3 Sheeting Cotrfas ; Long Cloth: ;
Bandannas ; black and checked. silk
Handkerchiefs ; Malsbar & Gilla do.
CARPETINGS. w
A hardfome affo tment
Floor & Stair Carpeting, &c.
Mz 1 1810,
New >pring & Summer,
GOODS
D
rUST received and now o
pening at
DRAPER’s
¥ : ?
CHEAP CASH STORE,
A great varicty of
Seasonable Goods,
AMONG WHICH ARE :
An elegapt variety of
Straw HATS & BONNETS
of a superior quality and newcfl {hapcs
Variety elegant tambour’d Lace Handkfs. -
Ladies long white Kid Gloves—Habit do
do dark and light Limerick do-—Habit do.
Canton black Crapes—ltaliando :
Figur'd and plain lace Armlets and Gloves
Italian black and plaid Luftrings ;
Fancy plaid Luftrings for bonnects
Thin jaconet Cambricks, very goed quality
variety fafbionableplaid broad Luftringß:bbaons
Ladies twili’d cotton {prigg’d Mantlcs
3 ¥ & § white cotton Cambricks |
Very chesp £ lapet and leno Muslins
A great variety white Cambric pocket Hdkfs.
Low pric’d Long Lawns & German Linens
India black Sarfucts ana Luflrings ° 2
7 & 7 iinen Diaper, £,, 1&% cotton do
Italian black Sewing Sitks—beft quality
Cawbric and common Dimiues,
2 Light London Prints,
w & % Britith Shirting Cottons
+& 7 Inth Linens .
7 Piain Leno Mulilins, very nice,
Ladies & Gentlemans Silk Hefe
Italian white Crape, best quality
Pink, blue, white and green Sarfoert
Biack and white Lace Veiling o
Plain blk. Lace Nett N
2& % Black Cambricks ' ‘
Washington Stripes, Russia Diapers.
- Bik Ruflels & Calimancees, very cheap
. A great variety 6-4 Muslin Shawls. Sfor balf price
500 small Pocket Handkerchiefs for /6 ps.
"490 white Cambric do. for 20 cents,
“Dark Ginghams apd Chambrays
British Nankeens ; cottonCuflimeres & Jeans
Sifterfoy and Madrafs Hanokerchiefs |
~ Ladies lace clock & plain white cotton Hose
~do buff and celor’d cottondo -
‘Gentlemen’s white and color’d cotton Hose
Blue and yellow Nankcens— §eft chop
Company Naokingsbeft quality
Bive India Cottons | :
A large supply of sow priced and very fine
§ and yard wide fbirting India Cottons
© A great vor ety of Kidderminfter |
C arpeﬁl ngs re g neweﬂpattcrm
- Venetian Stair do. &c &c. &c,
May:l,x3lo. ~ SN
Nathaniel B. March,
Y 2 ESPECTFULLY=informs
X\ the public, that he has taken 1 shop
in Daniel.fivect, direcly opposite Mr. Charles
Peire?s Book flore; where he wiil keep con
flonely for Bge, 0w L
~ Saddles, ‘Bridles, Harnefles,
Mattroffes, Trunks, and mili
tary Apparatus. o
. B Upholstering & Chaif;
Trimming atieoded o with difpatch_an
neatnels, and every favor gratcfully ac
koowledged. )S p jo.
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Sprng & Summer Goods.
W. Jones jr.
H AS just received, and now,
opening for sale, a great variety Ofi
_ Fafbionable, Fancy & Staple
PIECE GOODS
N
, AMONG WHICH ARE
Buff, slate, lead, light, purple
and bik. Canton Crapes ; % black and
white silk Netting ; plain & tambor’d
white silk Sleeves ; plain & plaid Silks
of the most fafhionable colors; an
elegant assortment broad and narrow
Ribbons ; buff, purple and piok Ben
gal Stripes ; black Florence & Italian
Luliring ; Canton ditto. and double
sy Voo J N I ey T Y
bampfbire.Cous J} non resident proprictors and
owners of Yaad in STRATFORD. in{aid county, who
have not paid their county, sown. fehoal, fibool boufeand
highway taxes for the year 1809, that so much of their
lands as will pay {2id taxes, with incidental charges,
'will be fold at public vendue to the highelt bidder, on
iMonday the second day of July next, at ten o’clock
{A. M at the dwelling houle of Isaac Stevens, Fiq.
innholder in said Siratford, unless prevented by
previcus paymeat to me the fubferiber, ¥ & % &
b 2. 23 §gsey
{Original Grantees % bei R S § N‘V’J"S'
'Name.r. B S eSOB PG
Perry Averill 1 50 17 14 20 29 29
| 259 200 3489 40 58 58
| 3 37 200 17 14 20 29 29
: 4 194 200 9 . 7 10 14 13
[M do undivided 0.3 3 3. 204
;Mofes Averill I 63 50 17 14 20 29 29
: 2 53 200 34 29 40 58 58
3 1001 200,17 14 20 2G 29
‘ 4 136 200 9 7 10 14 14
. do undivided 201218 9. %
Samuel Beers 2 I 200 34 29 40 58 58
? do undivided -z Xi 328
‘Nathan Booth 2 82 200 34 29 40 58 58
' 3 50 200 17 14 20 29 29
4 IC3 200 9 7 10 14 14
' do undivided 0% 1 4%
George Boyd | 2 52 200 34 29 40 58 38
' 3 65 200 17 14 20 79 29
: 4 195 200 9 7 10 13 14
‘ do undivided $0 4 4 B %8
Samuel Beard | 2 34 200 34 29 40 58 58
3 175 200 17 14 20 29 29
3 4 812c0 9 7 1014 14
do undivided §O oy Ry D 8
iJofeph Bailow 3 77 3200 17.14 20 29 29
f do undivided 30 .3 % 8 39
Jabez Baldwin 3 192 2CO 1714 20 29 29
4 105 200 9 7 10 14 14
! do undivided X A
Hethßaldwig' .<+ 4 153 Y 0 %)% 3- 4 &
| do undivided et 17 . 9-%
George Ciague 2 110 ¥OC 17 14 20 29 29
‘ 3 57 %00 17 14 20 29729
{ 4 49 200 9 7 10 14 14
{ do undivided $O- v oy Laaiagl gy
Stephen Curtifs juu. 1 68 50 25 21 30 43 43
: 2 95 200 34 29 40 58 58
‘ 4 104 200 9 % 10 14 14
3 185 %00 17 14 20 29 29
do undivided SO. L}, W 2
Samuel Curtifs 3 132 200 17 14 20 29 729
: 4 208 260 . 9 7 10 14 14
Stephen Curiifs undivided 50 1 1 2 2 2
Daniel Fowie 2 183 200 34 29 40 58 58
3 130 4200 17 14 20 29 29
’ & 3400 0 7. 50 5404
Benjamin Hisman 3 70 200 17 14 20 29 29
, do undivided SCE X vl g
Truman Hivman 3 387 2co 17 14 2029 29
: do undivided 55 . %% % U
Aaron Hinman 3 128 200 17 14 20 29 29
4 74 °400.9 7 10 14 14
‘do undivided ~ JOoE-x 23 %
Joseph Hoibrook 2 119 200 34 29 40 58 &
’R;c%ma sare . - 80 g 6 wOO 17 14 2o 29 29
2 97 300 17 I 4 20 29 29
4. 720 2090 Q- 710 T ¥4
do undivided £O 0 g g D
x : 4 i 33 09 Q 9 7 10-:4" 14
| do undividea 50 L a 8 %
Joferh Hoibrock jun 2 200 eco 94 29 40 58 ;8
3. 178 200 17 i 4 %0 v 9 29
: 4 tBB 200 9 7 10 14 14
do uodivid-d 50 xu 3 2509
folen Holbrovk jum 2 198 _oc g 4 eg 40 58 g 8
8 138 2o 17 14 <0 29 ‘9
TR §eBT 200 9 TUIO b iy
do undivided Borriiko e e g
Agur fudfon 4 15 vco-9 710 14 4
igur fuajonjun 4 .98 300 g 7 10 15 14
Dauzel fuifor jun 2 172 ¥5 15 12 17 05 o 5
3' 45 20017 44'20 #9 39
< Ol 200 0l 7 eV g g
do n»divided 46 & 3 % 1
&lijah Hivman 3 99 <OO 174 40 zg'eg
; 4 1562009 7210714 14
. de undivided - WSO 1R d 208
Witliam King ~ 5 181 eco g4vy4o 78 «8
3 8¢ eco 17 14 20 %3 :g
20079 7RO 14
do z,mdz'w'a'ed‘i 29 50° )1 1 "‘a’?":ﬁg’% i
Eifka Muills §:355. 50, 2 9.3 4}
Reynold Niarvin 184 50 25 21 30 43 313
_ » 2 159 10, 17 14 20 99 29
: 8 13 Ico 9. 7 10 14 14
Jucob Sheaves jun o 1734 €o io g 2 17 1y
_ 00 r 8 16710009 P X 3 1y g
| 4 20 ¥€Oo Qg ‘7 10 14 14
d- undivided 50 Frtiog 9 @
| omuck Sacrbuive 1 g 6 30 17 14 36 29 ¢g
Adgur T-musfon 4 19 3°o°.Q 71014 14
Welaam Thomgfin- g 6 <OO 17 14 20 29 29
: 4 14200 g 7 10 14 14
do urdwided R T s gy
ffeph Temisnfon 1 (0 17 14 20 29 59
_ 2 111 20¢ 44 29 40 58 58
‘ 8 19:%C0. 17 14 40 29 39
4 137 00 9 7 10 14 14
- do undivided B bk RN 4
stephen L ombinfon .1. g 5 50 25 ®1 3o 43 43
ao udivided {oiy b i b EAY
fizratuuh Whitmore 2 147 200 34 29 40 58 58
: 8 113 200 17 14 80 29 ¢9
4 24200 9 7 1014 14
- doundiveded . . 59 1 1 &2«
sofish Willurd -~ 2 62 4.0 34 29 42 38 58
1 8 8 250 17 14 20 29 29
- » 4 105 300 g 7 {0 14 13
“homas Weiofier 3d 2 30 200 v 4 29 40 58 58
8 806 200 17 14 20 29 29
00l X 4 135 200 9 7 1014 i 4
dourdivided =~ 50 1 1-9 @ @
{Thamas Woqjier jun 2 I¢9 150 26 21 3o 48 43
: N BTB 100 o 9 7,10 14 14
: %i 3 YOO g QBBT
FJeph Woofier 2d 2 98 200 34 29 4o 58 58
At 8 64 <o 17 14 20 29 29
e . 4177 40 9 7 10 14 14
L, doundivided - g 0 138 2 i
MyfesWkin 4 61300 49 5 77
Ffoph Wells 2 197 100 17 14 e 0 29 59
.5 At T 8 5 300 37 14 So- 29 29
O s MR A 00 gleß xi
{ doundivided T . 501 1 @ laie
Stephen Sherman (g 102 200 17 14 20 2g 99
Siat we L gME MOB g 7 IBy 1y
c . cdoundivided | 50 0% -2 &(s
Benjamin Parher 68 rOO 34 29 40 58 58
e e R A 00: T TOO (1. 14
e do undwo'ded B 0 IR Ret
Moses Lude © - 2 117 200 g 3 29 40 58 58
F RS RS D, O 1O i 14
| downdivided ”’fém 9; § i‘s S
George Lewis = 83 300 g4+9go 58 48
[oo o Avie gaONO By giag oRy
LT eST (e e B 200 Re it o sot -ig
T dow.divided * 5o 13 83¢
(7edih Klogue 1 5007 14 20 x 93
ek Wbl a e 35:3334 3@ &Qﬁg
L oogrter or il 44 200, VT Ne 4080 00
S g, e 90F tw e
| EPHRAIN ﬁ«%&m{%
L O NRGIURaeR.. . . LS DR e
PAR R T e i
by TN, S S e B e bl S I sBLT e
Thuty Dollars Reward ! 1
I OST, on the 27th mﬁf‘i’ .
between Pifcataqua Bridge and the!
fablcribers dwelling house in Do‘vcr,'-_,z,’?i;v
Red Morocco Pocket Book, .con‘tainin_'g*f_
bout one bundred and fificen Dollars, cur
rent Bank Bills end forty dolfars unrurrent,
of the Vcrnfobz?&Cous. Cthﬁfigﬁil-iiisiboro’_
and Penoblcot Banks—amongst which were
a 10 doHar bill of the Cheshire, two fives of
‘the Coos. one 1 dollar and 25 cent bill of
the Vermont State Bank ; 2 Notes of band,
one signed jointly and fcveral'y by Aia Dear
born and William Garland for three Hun
dred and twenty-seven doliars and eight
cents dated Apiil 7th, 18 o—with an ea
dorfement of eight dollars and thirty four
cents of fame datc ; anether signed by Oth
niel Varney te Andrew Hufley for one hun
dred and cighteen dollars and ¢ighty cents
bearing date March §th, 1810 payable ir
W O Shooks—z duc bills, oue signed by
Abraham Shaw for thirty nine bushels Salt
—the other by Jacob Wendcil, for fourtees
dollars and five cents; and some other p 2
pers of no valuetoany but the owner The
above reward will be given to the perion
who may find the fawie and return it to the
owner. ISAAC WENDELL
~ 4th Month 3cth, 1810
. Robert Mendum, l
I_E AS removed his shop tol
nearly opposite his former ﬁa‘nd‘;'ncxt‘
door to Mr T. W Penhailow’s Store, Miar-|
ket {treet where he carrics on the Boot &
Shoe making business, as ulual, with neat
ness and dispatch. May 1.
Fufi Publifbed—rrick 25 csngs.
Briet account of the Life and
A Experience, and cail to the
Minillry, avso. Travels and 2fli@ion:|
of PETER YOUNG, written ’oyl
bimdeid 5 for sale at PEIRCE’s Book
flore. ALSO, !
Dr. Pretyman’s Introdu®ion to the
fludy of the Bible, containing prooft;
of the Authenticity and irfpiration oi'i
the Holy Seriptures, &e. &e. an ex |
celient Book for Families and Schools |
April 24 !
bbb Rt oo s IGERTE 24y,
76‘7 ANTED an aétive Lap i’mm'
‘ 1310 15 years of age as a)
Apprentice ro the Painting business,!
one whose difpefitien is naturally good'
will meet with suitable encourage
ment. HENRY BUFFORD. '
. AxpPRiL 24, 1810
NOTICE.
E HEREBY forbid all persons de
r iivering any article, in my name,
{ written order from me.
to any person whatever, without «
WILLIAM JACKSON.
April 24, 18cg
P“-—_'—_M
- FUR SALE,
BY the fu'fcriber about 12 acre.
of Mowing Land acjoining
! sou herly on land of John Wentworth.
| Esq at Liztle Harbor, runeing by
| said lund Eatteriy 10 the river, divi.
; ed into three lots, fenced with a gooc
| {tone wall, with a Barn on the middle
lot, 63 by 21 feet, acjoiving the road
- which will contain twenty five
' Tons of hay which hath been cut op
- {aid land in one year — Also, a conve
. oient Dwelling House with a goo:
; cellar, about 6ve acre of land, extend
ing to the river, a good well of wéter
E ana a very couvenient place for a gar
' den, within about one hundred rods
- {rom the above mentioned land. .
! Also, 2 Lot of Land on- jeffers Rree
' at the ealiern end of the Alms Houf:
44 fcet on the fireet and 69 feet back.
with a good building suitable to mak.
a dwelling house, , ‘
Also, about 8 acres of Land in
Philips Swamp, {fo called, - which i:
valuable, is easily drained, the fwarc
very deep, excellent Peat mey be dug
thereon—all which will be fold or.
reasonable terms by
. MOSES WOODWARD.
Portsmouth, April 24 1810..
"} HE Subscribers <having
"R been appointed Commissioners, by
the Honorabie JOHN MOONEY, Esquire,
Judge of the Probate of Wills, &c. withiz
-the County of Strafford, to receive and ex
amine and adjust the elaims of the several
creditors to the estate of WILLIAM HAR 1
PER, late of Sanbernten/in said County.
‘Efquire, deceased, which estate has been re
presented insolvent, Liereby give notice that
. we _propofc to meet. for the purpose of at.
- teading 1o the duties of said appointmeant; at
the office of John A. Harper, Efg in Mere.
- dith in said County, on the last | hurfday of
- May ncxt, and on the last Thuifdays of the
three following months. at ten ¢’clock in
the forenoon of each of said days
e T TRN MOGDY,
STEPHEN PERLLY, ~
JOSEPH 'WOODMAN. |
- il %, AR SE LN 2%
T RRLE fy e
"HE Administrator on th
' T - Eflate of Bﬁféx;* JAMIN BROWN, late
of Pittsfield, hufbatdman, dccealed, intends
exhibiting his account at a Probate Court
- to be holden at Epsom, on'thvc. tl‘ii'rd 'W:dl{cf;l
- day of May next, for examinaiion and al
lowance—All persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly, =
o 2 STEPHEN WATSON, Adminifirater,
__ Piufeld April 14,3810 T
i RUN away from the
s, AN tobteriver cache g it
i /T ‘an indented apprentice to the
QY Joiners bufiacfs, named 'I‘HQMj
L JRY, A 9 DREW, £ yem ok sbon
“and eyes,—whoever will seturn him 0. his
maftet in Lee, shall receive a half cent re
ward and no charges paid.—All persons arc
forbid b rmmwmﬁmhﬁ#w
RAR IR L i
- Important Sales,
IO BE SOLD at Public
- R Au&ioo, by virtue of a licence from
E:bl-ﬁpaorzb!c the Judge of Probare for the
County of Strafford in the State of New-
Hampshire, at the Hall over Troas Tav-
Loß’s Storc in Sandbornton,on Thursday the
[‘l;en,tl‘l,;f_'day of May ‘Bext at teno’clock A l\i.
}T A part of the Real Estate
which was of William Harper late of {aid San-
Ecrnton, Efg decealed, which is as follows
o wit, the homestead Farm of the fajg de
l;‘,eafcd, containing One Hundred ang Fifiy
CRES of excellent land ; the whole of
which 15 under a high state of cultivation,
exceepting a part which has been reflerved
as neceflary for a wood sot—nearly the
whole of the Farm isinclofed Oy fubftantiai
stone wall, and the principal part of the
cvofs fences are of the fame kind. The
lhuildings on the Farm are a large and con
venient: two flory dwelling House, with 3 .
tacks of chimneys, and an excellent cellar
!80 by 36 feet, and compictely finifhed, a
contaiing two arclics, a barn nearly new
(hed 70 sect long adjaccnt to the barn, a
chaise houle, wood hoyfe gravary & other
necessary ont buildiogs— 426 a “one fiory
dwelling houle, conveiient for afmall fami
iy—Thereare also three wells of good water,
one for each dwelling houle, and one at the
ibarn‘ with a good pump—Thereis a good
Orchard, Carden. Fruit Yard, &c—As the
2bove mentioned Farm is situated in the cen
'tt’\' of the town, withiu x few rods of the
Rev M¢ Bodwell’s meeting house, and of 2
{chool boufe where a school is kept the prin
cipal part of the time, and within one mile
of the Rev Mr Crockett’s meeting house,
and upon ihe main read leading through the
town, and as the place is elevated, pleasant
and heaithy, the situation would be very de
sirable to 2 gentlemai: who should wish to
’retirc to the country, 1o a Farmer, Taverner,
Traaer or Mechanic
l Also, a farm containing two
ihundrcd acres, situated on the road leading
from the Rev Mr Bodwell s mecting house,
to the easterly Baptist mecting Loule, and
within one aud a half mile of the farm last
menticned. The foil i 3 equal to any in towa.
!About sixty acres are under improvement—
the remainder is covered with a beautiful
!growth principally of the Sugar maple birch,
lbcccl:, ath and eim— A stream runs through
it fuflicient to carry mills—There is a Parg
'SO fcet long, and a {mall house frame vpon
;it-—h is capable of making two cxcelient
farms and will be fo/d intwo lots .
| Also, alot of land containing
'abuut 165 acres, situated npor Winnpepifiio
kee river, and within about onc mile of
Sandbornton bridge~—This lot is covered
with 2 moil valuable growth of pine timber,
suitable for buildings and for boards—Logs
can be taken from the bank of the river ia
rafts to 2 fiw-mill which is within one mile
of the lot !
Also, 2 beautiful field, con
taining abcut Twenty three acres, ficnated
within a few rods of the Rev. Mr. Crock
ett’s meeting house >
Also, fifty-acres of unculti
{vated iand in the northwelterly part of the
town, being a part of the original right of
Josiah Sanborn.—Terms which wi'l be libe
eral, will be made known at the Sale
The premises above described, may be
lvicwed any time precious to the sale, by ape
phication to S s MUEL HARPER of Sanda
'bornton _ ————
ALSO, by wirtue of the licence aforefaid,
i Will be fold at Public Auec
rion at WILLIAM STICKNEY’S Inn ia
|Concord.N.H on Wednesday the thirteenth
‘day of ]uric next, at two oclock P. M. —
Two thousand one hundred and fifty acres
{of land in the township of Paul{burg in the
‘Cuumy of Coos 1n this S!att‘:, bcing one
ifourteenth part of {aid Townihip
~ Conditions for the 12t menticned tra& ;
lnne half of the purchase sum down ; the re
mainder in {ix months with interest
JOHIN A. HARPER, Addminifirater
Meredith April 14 1810 :
| NOTICE.
| l *O be SOLD at Public Ven
‘ due on the 15th day of May 1810,
so much of the Real Estate of BENJAMIN
LEAVITT, late of Northampton, deceased,
to the amount of Eight Hundrediand Forty
Dollars, by licenfc from the Judge of Pro
bate at the dwelling house of Benjamin
Leavitt in said Northampton at 5 o’clock in
the afterncon
: BENJAMIN LEAVITT Executor.
Northampton, April 2.3, 1810,
On Thursday the 19:b infi. at 11 o clock
| A M awill be fold at pudlic dution,
at Pearfe’s Wharf (if ant previeufly
disposed of at private sale) ‘
PHE Boat MURR, 15z
} ~ toms burthen and may be fitted for
Fishing at a small expence, having Cables
'and Anchors fufficient—for particulars apw
ply to . JOSEPH LOW,
May 1,180 2
1o be Sold at Public Auftion,
" "On Tucefday 22d Map next, o
o IR I"HAT pleasant fitua=
o “;::\f X “:\*:\? T tion b&tv‘}‘&ii Por ke
Tease ammseia tn ;-mcuth and Concord, foru
’ ln ]lﬁ!ﬂ fjmér!"){‘«é:ronbeal’s,now'
B! ﬁ“ 4 hi-aﬂ'-'—thl};ac miles from'
TEEgHBEE 1 occupicd by Mr. Broad-
Portsmouth and four from Exeter, fitnated
in Newmarket at the Newfields, on the
- road to Concord. TFhe house ftande
at the ccrner of the !Oad‘JCﬂﬁin%’;tO the
river, a good fland szl"»_,a;‘tr!_Adcr, the house
has four rooms on a_{loor, one has been oc
cupicd as a shop, a fkullery, four chambers
layer-heatis cellar under the whole house:
—all finithed throughout, a pgood Barn,
Chaise House and all conveniences necessary
—about faenty three acres of LAND, wot in=
ferior to any in the town: . The land joing:
on the main road by one end and Exeter
|river the other, and is ‘adjoining a landing
juery convenient M&bﬂ%
| Aprilag. JON/ ’; GAGE.
" A Brickyard so handy to
(e river that you may build the ko so
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