The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-04-24 00:00:00, page 4

- goiscclisaecus Bepastiorp.
: ' foricinar] ’
S THE SETTING SUN,
ee o S
Yellow groves their heads arising ;
Tinged by the setting {unn, {
Mountainss=humble vaies despising,
Where our fostfteps never vun.
& :
Num’rous flocks and herds are grazing
Qa the less aspiring hills,
While I'm fixt with wohder gazing,
‘With the charms of nature fill'd ! R
Sce the last departing tinges,
On that fub!im;r?ngrdve opioßie s
Now the gentle zephyr changes;
See the gath’ring clonds of smoke.
From the countle(s dwellings round you,
Far as mortal fight can {py;
. Where tie bounded blue confounds you,
Where the mountains touch the ky!
There imagination wanders
To survey the cheerful fire ;
Oa the bloomiug fair it ponders,
There it views the aged Gre,
. Wealth and grandeur, there excluded. ‘
Leaves contentment in its place,
Eavious pz2{lions, there precluded,
Clouds mwo more the charming fice. :
\ . RURAL LOITERER.
PRI s.w 5 i s
A SPOIL’D CHILD. :
Billy Gosling is the only son of a %ind
hearted but weak mother. Her exceilive
fondoefs for, him, partaking -more of in
flia& than reé:fon, has led her to treat him
with unlimiied indulgence, Whatever almol?
he asked for he had ; whatever he« incliped
to do hedid. Ifindeed ke sometimes heard
the voice of rc‘fufa( and remonstrance, he
was {ure to gain the viGory. by crying, or
- by overturning the teaport, cups and grafles,
or in the last resort, by flyiug at his mother,
cat like, and feratching ber arms with his
nails. It is not remembered that he ever
met with the’ persevering denial but once.
Oune bright evening, as he was (tanding at
the window his mother said to him, « Billy,
do you fee that moon ? what a pretty thing
itis.” <<« will bave it, mamma ; get it so:
me "~ La, child, T can’t reach it ’tis
more than forty miles high”—¢ Yen shall
get it mamma ; 1 will have it.”~=And then
Le fct up such a yell as put the whole house
in an uproar. _
Mrs, Gosling entertained a strong desire
that herfon might be brou bt vp for one
or other of the learned profefiions, as had
been the Jaudable ceftom pf {everal branch.
es of the Gosling family from time immemar ial.
Aud after urgent importunitics, and repeat
ed bribes of cake and custard, the had the
fatisfaction to fee him begin his march,
though * with pace of snail” towards a
ncighboring school house ; but fearce had he
meaiured off forty steps when he faced a
bout,and made the whole village ring with
the firong nores of his music, The anxious
motier, who, (tanding at the door, saw and
heard, mßaotly {prung towards him with
the (wiftaefs of a dart folded him in
her arm:y smothered him almost with kifs
es~ted him back, and 1 less than two hours
restored him to tranguility.
Need T relate by what lucky stratagem
fhie got Lim to school at last ; how he fob
bed there and swelled bimfelf up like a
frog, whenever his' humor was inany man.
ner crossed ; how hit schools changed as of
‘tea as the moon, ncither of them giving
fatisfaction either to the youngster or to the
parent Io short, Mrs Gosling having tricd
several masters for her son, and findiag them
allunfecling and brutally severe, she let him
* stay at hom= and waste his time in indlencfs.
Billy Gosling is now a ftuidy lad, but of
a starved intelie@t, peevish and paflionate,
uadntiful and rude to his mother and as
averse to any kind of ufeful bufiicls as he is
i ncapable of juftaad noble sentiments.
R Cone Courart.
foo JUSTIPUBLISHED, -/
And now received ind for Sale at the Book flore of
£y C. PEIRCE, Portsmouth,
A Treatise upon the walk
i of Fiith, by the Rev Dr Romaine,
2 volumes, 2/dols. § :
L. Romaine’s Treatise vpon the life of
Faith in 1 vol. 7¢ ecnts : ’
Dr. Romaine on the Triumph of Faith, in
1 vol 7gcents o
~ Dr. Romaine’s Letters to s friead on the
- moitimportant fubjc@s dnring a correspon
dence of 20 years 6/9 o
‘Dr. Keath's Travels of True Godlincfs, &
ungodiinefs, 75 cents ‘
s "‘%;'AhDickinfun»’{ Five Points of the Chris
tian Faith, 75 cemus e
~Dr. Beveridge s Private Thoughts on Re
ligion, the Carittian Life, &c—l doi.’ =
Dr. Laws’ Spirit of Prayer, or the Sou! ris
ing outof the vanity of time into the riches
of ciernity—ss/3 _ : :
Universal Magazine for 1807,
'_’}?‘iHE 7th Vol. ot the London Unjver{zl
4 ‘Magizine is mifing from € PEIRCE'S
Library.-~The Person who has it-in posses
sion is requeftedto return itimmediately.
- THE inhabitants of
Portsmouth are hereby notificd to exhibit
| Q&, it and truc account of their eflates, rate
abic by law, which was in’ their poffeflion
~the ficft day of the present month, to the
~ Scleétmen of said town ; whe will attend to
-regeive the fame at the Town Hall, each
- Thuriday- evening uniii the firlt of May
Eext |An carly and. due attention to this
_Botifc tion is requefled that the Sele@men
‘B7 Tflors may be coihiled o act more
‘eprre@ly iamokingighe taxes,
s ST s DAL AT,
Rovimogth, April 10,2850 < 0
TR S P S W gel L
.- Grand Lodge, =
L Lotge of the State of Bewhampihire,
o f“ ¢ -'.:’."33;, Deputy Grand Malters Ni
Maltets ¢ s‘:ﬁ ".='f hordina }%
ee S el that the annnal el Diak of
~, ;@ﬁ ﬁ«'ﬁ%;‘ ?W ;, :" %,ﬁ’
B R ?Wj% EBME
w%%&ﬁ %"‘“‘*
N » S s
- Education. ~
(O, TAFT, having commén-
A/ @ cecd his Academy, 1s ready to re
ccive the children of these Parents who
3!{13" choole to put them under his inftruc
ticn, to whom the utmost attention shall
be paid for their advancement in the several
branches there taught, together with plain
and fine necdle work., '
Portsmouth, April 7, 1810,
DN LD TKD D~
To Amateurs and Patrons of
S the Fime Arts,; .
~ 9203 ;
MR. WHEELER, from
Boflon, has the honor to inform the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Portsmouth that
ke has taken 4 Room over Mr. Briord’s
S:orc,‘fur_the_purpéfc of Pzinting -
Eikeneffes in Miniature.
. Specimens of his Painting to be {cen at
Mr. Tappan’s Book flore
: NO LIKZNESS NO PAYs \/
Portfimouts; Apri! 10, 1810~ :
= O OO D U O DS
frefh Garden Seeds.
Jacob Wendell
}'_{ AS received at his Store
K in Bow-ftreer, on Churcly Hiil, an
cxcelient aflortment of seal Shoker Garden
Sesds, warranted to be of the last years growth
(o viZ.
Drum Head, 9 8§ tmperial Lettuce,
Savoy and }E § Sage, Parsley,
Early Datch ) 8 § Peppergrass,
Blocd red Beet, § Best Radish,
Onicns, Carrot, § Summer Savory,
Parfpip, Cucumber, § Water and
TurnipfFrench do. § Muik-mellon,
Summer & winter § Peppery
Squash, §
(/‘lovcr and herds grass feed , &ec. :
ALSO—White Beans. Peas, Clieefe, But
ter, Flax, Cod and Polieck Fish, Men’s thick
Boots ; men’s, wom=n’s,boy’s and children’s
thick and thia leather “Shocs 3 Sperm. Gil.
Affortmest of CROCKEKY: ~Rofin, Oars,
Cyder per Barrel, Mutkets with Bayonets.
W. 1. Goods &5 Groceries
as ufuval, &c & l
“3000 Cane Pole, suitable for
making reeds. April 101 1810.
Mr. Richards
RESPECTFULI.‘Y informs the Ladies
and Gentlemen in Pbrtfmouth aad its
vicinity that he has opened a school at the
Aflembly room. for the admission of Masters
and Mifies to ‘the graceful and ornamental
accomplithment of gDANcmc He will in
ftruck bis pupils in ali the most neceflary
parts of the art of dancing. and make every
¢xertion to improve their manners.
Hours of wftru&ion, from 4 o’clock to 4,
on Fridays, and from two o’clock to 5, on
Saturdays, {o that it will not iaterrupt, f
{entially, the progress of their studies. ;
Terms—-8 dollars per quarter; 4 in ad
vauce. Application way be made at the
Hall on days of inftru®ion, or to Nathanicl
Brown, Elq.—Private inftru@ions given. to
thole who mzke application April 10.
<7O BE LET,
Ai -Small Tenewment at the
A bead of Longwhiarf. A STORE in
1 good fitiwation for business, and a CHAM
BER well calculated for a Lawyer's Olfice
or 4 merchant’s Connting Room
Ao for (ale,on very reaforable terms. a-few
HOUSE AND STORE LOTS,
from indiffcrent to eligible fituations.~-For
further information apply to ,
April 10. '~ DANIEL AUSTIN, -
e e g e o
| V OTICL is hereby given
j.. that the Houofe, Well, &e¢ at Hos
pital Island has ately been put in decent
repair. Any suitable pérfon inclining to
take cdre of the fame, by residing on the
prgmifcs, will mect with ampie encourage
micnt from the Scie@men ks situation for
the fithing business, the benefit of<the foil,
a good boat belonging to the Island, fuel
provided, and a du¢ consideration for aflift
ance to feafaring perfops that ‘may be car
ricd to said Iland on account of ficknels,
arg powerful .inducements for applications.
: : DANIEL AUSTIN.
: Per order of the Selctimen. -
Portfinouth, April 10, 1810.
THE fubferiber Executor of the last Will
- 7 and’ Teflgment of JOSEPH SHER
"BURNE, late n; Eplomsdec afed,” will ex
hivit his acconat at rhe P-robate court to
be holden in Epsom op the third Wednesday
of May ncxt for ctﬁinati(m and allowance.
: DANIEL SHERBURNE.
__Epfbm. Mareh 21, 1810. gt ;
- Lor Portland and Kenncbeck.
A ,@‘N THES]OQP Gen
: nett, Pﬁft[ Jf‘”r:«y, Master
MR SRS, —a constant Packet for
; “"‘"g:\‘}‘?' the Summer season—
s Scisdtiraa fov freight or paflage,
‘having exeelient accommodations,.apply to
“the malter on board lying at Long Wharf,
. Portdmuuth, April 5, }lglo- o
gMHH & TREAT,. have
.3 julk received a new aflortment of Mar
ble, {uitable for Building stones, Grave and
Tomb-stones; and a number of Soap-stone
Backlogs—and keep constantly for faie at
their (hop, on the corner of Vaughen fireet
and Degr fivcet, a complete -afloctment of
Free llone hearths and jambs, clouded Mar
bie. dittpSßlate Grave Stobbs” ot all fisbr,
‘Paint Miils, Paint Stones and Mubars—&
‘many other articles in their line. Al orders.
‘will be exccured with neanefs and dispatch,
sttt Jowelt rate, fik. Colh, Ot aporanad
eredityand every favor grateully sckaowi:
?ﬂn' ‘fvz\l i/ vty ) ce n; ”ly‘ ]
IN *f&ﬁ
ke N Tha 2 b w S Q%*‘
e I e
Jate of Pittsfield. in the couniy of Ro [ RlNng «
e A w,%‘* 5S E okl ??f? s taken:
i Mﬁ#*"f&» bok
ki Taek Bvean’s #l perldoe indebtind is or
b T et il eet s akiNTE
thacs Fasathof m«?{%"‘gﬁﬁ“@m%
- Pinaficld, Aprit 8, Bl
LRN S T e R i
; g 4 A Sy § |
r- - : ‘,-: . 3 5 5 i ¢ ‘
THE subscriber ‘offers for (ale a few bbls,
fuperfine Baltimore FLOUR; of the firk
quality, WILLIAM APPLETON.
“Aprih WO i i T
PAINTS & COLORS.
p \‘*. 4 : ‘.-v f - -
Smith & Haven,
No. 0 Merchant’s Row. Have for Sale,
London White Lead l Patept Yellow 2
- do ground inQil | Prussian Blue
Red and black Lead | Stone Yeliow
Spruce Ycllow | Rose Pink
Venetian Red 1 Latharge -
Spauith Brown | Umber -
Red, yellow & black™| Verdigrife
Paiots ground im oil | Vermllion
Whitiug Lump Yellow - ;
Silver and Gold Leaf | White Vitrial
Copal Varnith { Yellow Pink -
Linseed, Sperm, and Fifkh Oil < :
Spirits Turpeutine ; Blick and Briglit Var
nith 3 Painters Brushes, Tools, Pencils
anc Knives - ¢
Also, 200 bbls. Tar, Pitch,
Tarpentine and Rofin—=2 few bbls.
fuperficeand N. C. FLOU R.
250 M. BOARDS.
ipril 1.
e ———————————— '_.,_—__-——_.—r Am‘ -
New-Hamplhvie Bank.
’ I 'HE Stockholders in the
Neww Hampjbire Bark; are hercby no
tified that the annual meeting,for the choice
of Dirctors, will be held at the Bank on
Wedneldav the 25th instant, at three o'clock
P.M. DANIEL R ROGERS;, Cupicr.
Portfussth, April 10,
ASYLUM.
"I"‘HE members of the Portsmouth
. Female Asylum, are hereby notified, that
their annual meeting for the clhoice of man
agers will be held at the Asylum, oo the firft
Monday of May next at half past three
o’clock P. M. at which time znd place a
general and punctual attendance is requelted.
April 19, 1810
State ¢f qu/)fw/p/bire, Grafion [J.
\IOTICE is bereby given to the non-re-
AX fident pr&rictors and ownersof land
.in the town of BATH; in said county, who
have not paid their taxes tor the year 1809
=-that so much of each of the following lots
will be fold at public vendue, at the dwel.
ting house of me the fubferiber, in said Bath,
on the firlt Monday of July next, at ten
o'clock A. M. as will pay said raxes together
with incidental charges, uniefs prevented by
previous payment, :
R oR e
,? o 8,3 S
R Frodeßoog
.M CeMoeM cM
1f? Range of 100 acre lots, weft of Ammanocafic.
%5O :87.2,13°5 8" 40'8
BeedleFarm C 4 1007 : e
Jo calledime %5 roo% 274 2106 46 2 275 4
proved 6 60 - :
I4ICO. 344 27 6. 93
15 100 34 4 27 6 o 3
¥7ICOO 344 27 ‘ 93
2d Rangedo. 3 100 34 4 27 99
3dßangedo. 13100 34 4 27 6 93
(101d0 344.27 6 93 -
w":-/;iﬁ‘::'g‘}ﬁ 100 34 4 % P %3
2d. Rangedo 3% 75 257 202 45 69 7
60 acre lots,) ’ .
belonging to ‘> 1 60 20 162 36 558
4t range of ¥ 2-60 20 162 36 558
100acr ¢ lots J : !
12 Range 60 acre lots, W ¢fl division
*9.60 207 162 36 558
: 19 60 20 1632 86 558
o a 0 B RO a 6 i 3 6%es B
2d Rangedo 430 10 81 1812 9
14 60 20 162 36 558
3d Range of GO acreots, Wefl division '
; 3,00, .30 303 <36 558
‘. 8 OB a 0 Pe 83 H¢r 8
If/Range of 100 acre lots, East of Ammanoofic Sfouth
erly balf of 15.80 192 135 '3 . 46 5
1t Range of 60 acre lot,, Eafl of dmmansefic
12 66 20 162 367558
2d Rangedo 960 20 162 36 57 8
o RE 08 R 0 | 36406 ke 8
3d Rangedo 8 60 20 163 36 558
4th Range do "2 3§ 5 & o 930
ST Nooil2o. 10 305 6058 8
ek -6.60 26+ 163 36 558
6th Range do 4 60 ‘2O 362 36558
Gowerno‘r':Farqtij 394 31 091069
Gommon Land 223 76 8, 602 13 4 207 3
. _ANDREW WOODS, Colleor,
Bath. March 3{;:‘}l, T ;
- Money ! for Sale !
A QUANTITY of Gy & Chfhire
- Money for Sale at difeount for Rock
ingham and Straflord Money,— Inguire of the
Frinter e L e el :
Erefh Garden Seeds.
o A PEEe e
R AS recewved partjqfius
: Sl vt g ek e AR
& & assortment of Fresh Gurden Seeds,
SIS gUMI S Soe oin
“celebrated Quaker Sceds men in Contiecti
-cut, and are hourly expecied, among which
|ls a great variety of Early ;P;ig and Beans,
and almoit every description of Staple or
‘Kitchen Garden Sccds. - . 1 o
. Difence of Spruce for Beer,
_Dr. 'Chamberlain’s Patent
Biﬁﬂmmdwhyn&* “ 6y w’gfﬂ‘ch
- Wheaton, Deninfon & North
rop’s celetrated Jaundice Bitters, 56 cents a
Bok*L g T el
o wam&Mqh“iﬂ!é s a site
- Avatian in a Store intown as a Crewk,
Loquine of the Proster - Aprlh 57,
. 'FAST SERMONS.
VIR GHENNING'S Bah Sermots, de
i y?’* OB abew - i TR A
e sA s eyt it
"5‘ eg & * L ey i ’
RTINS BBRo PT R,
" “’3,§§“%%§ ’;% Voor B Les van's; or
R ;M@ﬁ“"%?*w%&f* ¢
SR BRI R s, Ol
TIR LI TR SN Lt SVY |
~ INSURANCE OFTFICE.
7T HE fibferiber informs the pub
lic that a Marine Insurance Gffice
‘has la\fxtely;be‘én established, and is now
kept in a chamber nearly opposite the |
N. H. Banky where Insurance wmay
be effe@ted. = Application in wiiting,
or otherwise, will meet with -prampt
attention. ~E. WENTWORTH,
. Insurance Broker.
Poerifmouth, April 10, 1810.
BOARD OF HEALTH.”
AT a Meeting of the Board of Health
of the town of Portsmouth, held April
5, the following rules and reguiations were
adopted, which are to -take cffect after
twenty days from their publication, agreca
bly to a law of this State, pafled in June
1799, (together with an additional act pafl
¢d i June 1803) entitled ¢ap a& cmpows
ering the inbabßants of the town of Ports
mouth to_appoiat Health Officers, and for
preventiog nuisances in {aid town. ;
As every iadividual must confider him
fcifinterelted in the preservation of health
in_the town; the Board presume the ac
knowledgment thereof will be discovered by
readily aiding in-che execution of, and in
conforming to said rules and regutations.
drticle 1. Walte water of houses, yards,
&ec. thal! be direétly conveyed into a fewer
or vault,
drticle 2. No-person shall be allowed to
throw any dead acimal, or offals of animals,
or any vegetabie matter into any street, ane,
alley, or any dock; or upon any whart, but
thali bury, or throw them into the river be
yond low water mark.
Article 3. The Board do order all fellers
of Fishy at the markcts in this town, not to
lcave the offals of fith in any fireet, lane, al
ley, or any dock, or wpon any wharf, but
thot they be thrown into the river beyond
low water mark.
Aiticle 4, Persons vending meat_at the
ftails, thall not be allowed to leave any of
fals of animals over night :—Perfons vend
ing vegetables. in or around any of the mar
kets thall not be fuffered to leave any refufe
thercof . but shall deposit it in some place
directed for nuisances generaily.
Article § ‘The contents of vaults and pri
vies too near the (urface, mult be removed
immcdiatcly, as it will be much better ‘to
have it done now than in Junc or July-at
double expense. G
Article 6. ‘The offals of anin.als must be
removed from flayghter houses, and the
\ yards conneéted therewith, once in twenty
“four hovrg, - .
The board give n-tice that hegle® in
complying with the above rules and regula
tions, will be prosecuted as the law dircéls,
Portlnouth, April 6, 1810.
BENJAMIN SHERBURNE, Teahth
SAMUEL JONES, Ry
JOSHUA BRACKETT, P
j State of Newbampfoire, Rockingbam [f.
We the subscribers, two of
the Jultices of the Pcace, and of the quorum,
W_i{hip_and for said county, do hereby ap
i prove of the aforcgoing rulcs and regula
twons, Witness our hands at Portfmeuth,
in’ {aid county, the seventh day of April
in the year of our Lord 1810,
{ . SAMUEL PENH ALLOW,
Ak R CUTTS SHANNON.
i g Eel i bAtel R
~ BOARD OF HEALTH.
; IN coaformity to the laws of the United
| States, and thie laws of this State (for the
prefcrvation of health by the regular quar
antine of vessels fulpe@ed of any contagious
difcaies) 'the Board ot Health have adopted
the following rules and regulations, which
are to be in force from and after the 15th
day of May ncxt, until the Ift day of No
vember. * And the Board for the accommo
dation and fafety of veflels fubjc@ to quar
‘antinegßave eflablithed a place in the hars
bor between Fort Constitution ane Clark’s
Hland, so called. to be considered as quaran
tine ground. _ ,
" drticle . Every mafler or commanding.
officer, arriving with Ins vessel at the port
of Portsmouth, by night; from any foreign
port, shall cause said veflel to be browght to
ananchor ; there to remain ull permission
~ to prpceed is obtained from the commanding
officer ar Fort Conflitution,
Art. 2, All mallers or commanding officcrs
- of any veflel arriving at the harbor orPort of
< Portsmouth, from any of the Weft India isl
ands, from the Dutch or Spanish Main, or
{from any port or ports within the fireights
‘of Gib.alter, or any other port subject to
_the plague, yellow fever, small pox or an‘y
- malignant, pestilential or contagious difeaf
ey, thail. immediately on being hailed from
' Fort Conftifution bring his veflel to an an
chor 8n quarantine ground, there tc remain
. till notice is given by a flag, provided for
i such purpose, to some of the Health Com
_mittee, who will immediately repair on
~board and give such direcions. reipecting
~ the time any veflel ought to perform guar
* antinc, together with the directions for the
| cleansing, as in their opinion may be thought
. peceflary or. by other orders to take off
. this fubje@ion: ard ts(ki&o%whmcvcr
‘ Article 3. Byery malter or commanding
~circumflances will admitof4t,
. officer of any veflel arriving whiclr is sub
- Jedk (o quarantine (after receiving notice of
_his veflel’s being so subject) is forbid landing
or fuffering to be Janded, 2oy perfom; goods,
! apparel, éwimam W"‘*’M‘{’ of any
' kind, without permission of the health offi
~ sers, likewise all_perfons ,arﬁf:&"ﬂz{#.]sﬁ*ﬂsj
.- on board any veflel during her qudrantine.
~ “The above regulations cvery owner: maf
“ter, fupescargo and- consignee ig requelted
- firictly to obicrve, otherwile they may ex
| pedt o be Cprofecuted. asthe law direCls ;
| Dkcoife ey are requelicd o pry partica:
T lae stiniion o the orders of the command.
!_ex of Fort Couftitution, who is authorifed
, forcibly o detain apy-veflel attempting wil
i, The expencc for visiting and cleansing,
| inult be paid belore a cerificate i given
v Portsmouth. Ap fﬁm’“
& ?“Ig“ N SHERBURNE,) - Health
eTR L. Pt
Wmﬁ WIRRER R, by T
bt PR AA Al b Y
. We the subscribers, tw )OF
Efi‘ v b “%""’@‘ ‘ ﬁﬁi rum
R e B ’&Q*ﬁﬁwmﬁ"%& i
BRI r oo baritt obt Troauths o Said
§ g ngﬁm* i 1 i the Vear
ofour Lo aia 00
{ SAMUEL PENHALLO’ e
,ars; . CUTT SHANNON, .
~ A LIST OF LE¥TERS, . -
Remaining in the Pofi-Officey at Exster
March 3L I 8 66,7 1 e da B
CLARK JOSHUA ; Cate Walter ; Clag
_ gett William ; Coleord Nancy ; Copp
George C.; Clark Daoicl; Conner Naiicy ;
Durant Samue! ; Dodgc_:} Samuel’; Eliiot Sal
ly ; Flood William ; Gilman Janies ; Gordén
l&sthaniel‘; Halcy James ; Lindcy Amos D.
Labarce Pcter ; Nutier Henry ; Orne
Richard E. ; Payson John P.; Smith John }
Swaley Mary ; Spratt John; Steal Marfah s
Thurlton Daniel'; Vickery Elijah, Eseter.—
Bean Richard ; Sinclair Ebenczer; Sleeper
Samuel; Woodman- Danicl, Brentweod. <=
Marble John ; Merril ‘Phivehas ; Rundiet
Simeon, Stratham.-~Currter Barpard ; Plum
er Micles, Hawdke. » T ;
; J. W.GILMAN, P M.
A LIST OF LETTERS
Rematning -in the Pyt-Qffice, at
- Kittery frem December 31, 1809, so
March 31, 1810. - : .
~JOSEPH JOHNSON ; John Shapley $
John Phillips ; Joseph Gerrifh. it ; Jers
emiah Paul ; William Bray; Joseph Nute
ter; Pclatiah Fernald ; John Sevens, jr.
Robert Cole ; Daniel Hanfcom i PolleyFroil 3
Lydia Greenough; Betsey Haley ; Lucy
T. Odiorne ; T'emperance Haley.
DANIEL P’EIRC)IEE,\‘P. M.
e o o ettt st
' To Let. _
A Convenient two Story Dwelling
2 Houvfe at the South part of the town
suitable for one or two families.—Apply to
_ NATHANIEL MELCHER.
Adpril 10 .
Bropofal. for publifbing by Subfeription;
. A Candid Review
LIST of letters vemaining in the Pofi.Office
Lortfmouth, N H, Adpril 9, 1810, 4
A J " MES Ayers; Samuel Adams ; A, &%
Atherton ; Ann F. Atkinfen ; Ben-
Jamip Akerman : » ‘
B John Eeck; Silas Bettan'; Chatles But
man ; Peter Batcheldor ; Jofich Batheldor,
North Hawpton ; Wi Briggs ; Charles Bry
ant 5 Bepjamin Brown ; Jonathan Barnard 3
Bamuel Balch ; Samu¢l Bell :
C Ichabod R. Chadbourn; Catherine Cof
fin ; Lydia Covér}y ; Hrael Chadbourpes:
Mary. Ann Chadwick; Silas Curtis ; Bd
ward Coles ; Catberine Cooley - .
- D William Duonbar, New-Cafile ; Sally
Dodge ; J. G. Dearborn ; Edmund Davis g
Bevjamin Dame, Newington ;~ Robert ~P,
Danie, Kittery ; Hanvab B Deew, Greenlapd ;
S‘aHy Drew ; George Dennett e
_E Joseph Emerson ; ]ofeg:h__ Ela ;
F Daniel Fry ; Tobias Fernald, jon.y
Lanfom Faufett ; Samucl Fabins, Newington 5
Edmund Fitzgerzid ; James: Foliom, jua.;
Thomas Feflenden § i 13
‘G Feter Goff ; Elizabeth Gockin; Timo
thy Gerrifh, Jun.; Nathanpicl Gofs, Green
land ; Samuel Guonifon 3 Charles Grow 3
James Goodridge ; Iry Gray ; Eliza Grow ;
Wm, C Gridley ; lofephGavet, -~
H James Henderson ; Kt%lgrﬂodxdm ¥
Wm Howard ; Jeremiah Hall; Betsy Hill;
Isaac Hall ; Lu¢y Hodgdon ° -
© 1 & J Benjanun Jenunels ; Tthamar John
son ; Wm. Jones; Jlo}h_n Jones , Joseph facka
“son: jun.; Joseph Jobufon i James Jones, 3d.
Ciement Jackson NS R
L _Robert Lapifh; James Ladd = A
M _Abigail Mullen ; Jolin Marsh ; Win,
Marthally Nath't T. Moulton ; Eﬁj‘d Mel
cher; Eligabeth Muars ; Sarah"Marden.
N Sofunnah Nudd ; Jueob Rurter
. O Samuel Odiorne, Kittery-Poing
g _Rich?{:d’?hiﬁ;%fiﬂ ﬁlerP;rfm‘{m Kilte
ry s Temperaoce Pray ; George Pairy :
]‘ime; Pf:,rgibs. Ry;‘; Rg\v : %:;& M;y ,"
Rand Neso Gafle; Jolhua Rnd -
' Simeon . Smith ; William B: Swett ;
Eplivaim Smith ; John. Stocker 3 Daaie] St
srey 3 Silas Simmona s Wm. Smith. Rye ; Sal
ly §. Sawyer ; Samp el Scriggens ; Timothy
Brntlvs Jomes Bl 5O T TR
M&ﬁ‘ R 0 e el sk
.erly ; Phi ehas Tyler ; Jol ii'g Urcatiwell;
e euben B Wit ’Wﬁ%&%’m el
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. pexed-ore for Pvstmiousds .o -
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OF A PAMPHLET, ENTITLED
A CANDID REPLY.
. THE WHOLE BEING A i
DOCTRINAL CONTROVERSY
_ " BETWEEN THE R
Hopkintonian and toe Univerfalifd,
Begun on the partof the Univertal'fi by E,
Paine and H Bairov, and continted on
the part of the Hopkintonian by tiic Rev,
Ibaac RoßiNsoN, a M. of Stoddard, N, H.
And now further continued on the patt of
the Univerfalift,
By HOSEA BALLOU, cf Portsmouth N.®.
“Yetye fay the woay of the Lerd is mot c;gv;:al."
- S Ezckiel.
“ How are the things of Esau Jeavched oug !
bq\w are kis bidden thing ;s [oug bt up !"—obadial
The volume will contain upwards of 200
Pages duodecimo—will be printed on good
paper, with a fair type ; the price to sub
scribers feventy-five cents neatly botiad and
lettered —The work will be put to press
immediately —Subfecviption papefs must be
returned to W Weexs, Portsmouth N H,
7AKE NOGTICE.
'l. | HE several ColleGtors in
the Qounty of York who have had
a County Tax committed to them to colle®,
for the last year 1809—that the time is ex
pired when the whole was to have been
paid into the treasury--daily calls on it are
making for money; and the two Courts be
ing close at hand the last cent must come.
The Grand Jurers bill for the year past it
is presumed will be SOO dollars, and the
other Jurnrs attending the two conrts must
all have their fees every man ;' you will
€ach one of you for himfelf call at my office
in York, on or before the 3 7th ot —réturn
every orderdrawn on you hy me in part of
said tax ascafh~~pay in the remainder and
fettle for the whole *We all have cxperien
ced the evils in thcfe times of difficulty, in
the colle@icn of money by the flagnation
in business, and coufidinece in man éo:h at
home 2nd abroad, when lying envy and
malice is o 0 its wing abroad in the carth,
. 'WILLIAM FROST, Treasurer.
York, Aptil 0,181 c. G ¥l