The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-06-19 00:00:00, page 3

Government of New-Hamp/hire,
His Extellency JOHN LANGDON,
a ! Cal ,'f .;}; §-h GM&Q". it
" e% 3 CO“??EM oi rsl . b
Hon Elijah Hall, Reskingbam B
" Riehard Dams, Strafford . g N
- Jedediah K Samith, Hiliforough A T
-Caleb Ellis, Chepire , N
Benjagin | Gilbert, Grafion and Cooss -
. Samuel Sparhawk, Esq Secretary of Stabey
Nathagicl Gilman, Esq Treasurer. 3
. bl R e
. Hon Josiah Bartletey Diftrid? No. l—-'m
William Piumer, 2 —Hon William Adams,3—
. Hon. Josiah Sinborn, 4—Flon. Beard Plumer, §-
~Hou. Samucl Quarles, 6 -—Hoa. William Fisk,
9—Hon. Jothua Darling, B—FHoa. Lockbnar®
Willard, g—Hon. Roger Vofe, 10—Hoa Joha
#Fairficld, xl—Hon Moore Ruffellyx-. = =
Hon Wiiliam Plumcr, President of the Senates
Henry B Chafe, Elq Glerk. '
Pcter C. Farnum, EIqQ Ajfiflant Clerk. . .
~ Hon Charles Cutts, Speaker of ibe Houf¢ of Rep
: : ' ; - refentatives
. . Moses-L. Neal, Esq. Clerk 7R
Mathaniel Weare, Esq. Afiffant Clerk. =
: List of Repiresentatives. *
County of Kockngham ~~Alichsiown and
Bow, i Burgwm. Awinson agd Plastow,
James Noyes. Breatwood,-Jonatnan Veazey.
Candia, Moses Fits 'Cux)ﬁﬁfﬁﬂt‘}i&&y@r
Clougn. Chcster, John Folsom. Chiches
“ter, ‘Aoranam’ Frue.” Concord, Stephen Ame
broscs D:erficid, Isaac Shepard. EW
Nathun gacieiar. - Epsom; Joha M’Ciary,
Exe:er, Yonn T. Gitman. Greenland, Eben
" ezer Jonasoh. - Hamstead, Isaac' Noyes.
Hampton, Eoenezer Toppan. ' Hamplon-
Falls and Siabrook, Elias Huli. Hawke
and Sandowa, Josiah Hoit. K-‘:nsiné\on,
Samurl Deasrborn. Kingston, Amos Gale,
jua. Loudonderry, Joha Moore, John Dick
ey.. Loudon, Joseph Clough. New. Castle,
Henvy Prescoit. Newington, Thomas ¥ick
erigg. Newmarker, David Chapman. New
town, Matthias Baruett, Northficld, Jere
miah Smith. . Northampton, Cotton® W,
Marston. Northwood, Solomon Buzel. Not.
tingham, Jicob Cilley, Fetham, Jumes Gib
son. Pembroke, Isaac Morsison, Pinsfic\d,
Bracket Leavitt. Portsmouth, William
Ham, jua. Charles Cuuts, lohn F. Parror,
Jaseph Clark. . Raymond and. Poplio, Sher
burne Bizke. Rye, John W. Parsons. Sa:
fem, Silas Betton. South-Hamproa and Ea:t.
Kingston, Richard White. . diratham, D :o
iel Jewells Windham, S muel Armar. -
‘ ’»‘ Strafford.
Alton; James M'Dutlz. Barns ead Charles
Hougdon Barring.on, Isaac Waldron, Kii
phaiet “Ciottman. Coaway, Richard Odel.
Dover, Amos Cogswell Durnam, Valeniine
Smith. Eaton and Burton, Nichalas Biasd.il.
Effingham and Ossipee Gorey Juseph Drake.
F ington, Levi Leighion. Gilmaentony
William Badger, Exekicl Hoit Lee, Joscph
Blurcis. Maduury, Jacod Juy. Meredih, Joun
A iHarper. Midyiewon @*Bronxﬁcld, D uiel
Wiagate Milion, Jobn Fisi. Mioultonborugh,
Bzekiet Hoit. Ncw-Durbam, Thomas Tash,
jo. . New.clampton and Centre-Harbour,
Banicl Smith, Ossipee, == —; Rochcs.
ter, John M 'Duffee. Sandtoroton, Bradstreet
Moody, Aadrew Lozjoy. Sandwich, Damel
ildh. Somersworth, Jomes Carr. Tam:
worth, Benjimin Giimao. Tuftonborepgh,
Jocathan Burbank. Wakefield, Jonathan
€Copp. Woalizerongh, Jon:than Blake.
Hillsborough.
Amherst, Wiliiam bow. Andover, Jimes
Fucker. - Anirim and Windsor, Jicob Tuts
tle. Bédford, Samu:l Chaadier Boscawe.n,
- Emoch Gerrish, Buooklyne, James Parker.
Bradiord JYohn Smi h. - Dcering, Bcuj.min
" Roife. Danbarton; Richard H. Ayer. Dun
siable, Daniel Abboi. Fishersfield, Samuel
Gunnison. Francesiowa, Peter Woodbury.
Goffsiown, David L. Morrill. ~ Greenficld
and Jociciyland. Amos Whittemore. . Han
cock, Reed Paze. Henaiker, John Smith.
Hiisborough, E! jah Beard Holles, Daniel
Emerson. Hopkinron, Benjamin B. D. rimg.
Eyndborough, Duaniel Puinam. Liwchficla
and -Derryficld, Simeon Kendall, Mason,
Roger Wesion. - Merrim2ck, James 'norn
_ton. - Milford, Josiah Osgood. Moot ¥ roon,
John Batchelder, New<Boston, Ephraim
Jooes, New Ipswich, Isuish Kidder. New
.d.ondon, Foseph Coiby. Notungham.West,
Robert- Pattexson. = Peterborough, Johin
Steele. Salisburyy Jabez Smith. Satton,
Thomas Wadlcigh.. Temple, Ebene¢zer
Edwards. Warner, Richard Bardets,
_'Wgare. Jonathan Atwood. Wilmot and Kiar
“sarge Gore, Eliphalet Gay: . Wiiton, Abie!
Wilson. : . !
g - ORESRIER. 0T :
. Aeworth, Garwin Giimore. Alstead,
Moses Hale. Charlestown; Horace Hall
Chesterfi Id, Levi Jickson: Claremont,
“George B. Uphamn Corpish, James Ripley.
c%;g:u, Jimes Breck. D®iin, Samovel
‘Hamilton, Fiizwilltam, Thomas Stratton.
‘Hingdale, Uricl BEvans. 1 .firey, Benjamin
Préscotr. Reene, Bitjah Duaoar. “Langdon,
ébgiéf- Kiceland Lempster, Jacob'<Smith,
‘Wiirlgorough, Phiochas Farrar. Marlow,
“Wells Way, New-Grantham, James Smith..
Newpart, Jesso Wilson, jun. - Packer<fivld,
‘Yosiah Roboins, Plaisficld, John “Harris.
“Richmond, Nathaniel Aldrich - Rind%;,; Jo:
,ié;h Wilder. %ﬂngﬁe}d{“ D-iniel Noyes.
Sioddard, Aaron Mawsoo. Sdllivan, Samucl
Scaward. Surry dod Gilsum, Samudel Hill.
Swanzey, Agiilla Remediil. Unity, J-bish
Perkins, Watpole, Josiati Belows. - Wash.
ingion, David Hesld, Wendell and Goshen,
Sawmuel Kogers. Westmoretind, Breughiton
White. .Winchester.fﬁeayimin Ejigt. . -
e e e
Atexandrla and Danbury, William Pattee,
Bath, Roger Sargent. Bethlehem, Dalton.
and Whitefield, Lt Woodbury Bridgewa
ter, Moses Lewis Campton, Samuel Holmes,
_Canaan, John Currier, Concord Simon.
Oakes. Dorchester, ‘Orange,.and Dqmes-.
_Gore, Joseph Burley. Eofieldy Edword E
~wans. - Grafton, Samuel Williams. ..Groton
and . Hebren, Eleazer Ball.. Hanover, Au
gostus Storrs._ Haverhill, Stephen' P. Web.
ster. Laodaff, Linc#lo and Franconia, Na
thaniel Rix. - Lebanén, Thomas Waterman.
- Lyme, Jonathau Franklin. - Littleton, Peter.
. and Coventry, Danici Davis, -= *
W el S e e
' Bartlett, Adams, Chather and Loca.
“tions, Silas Meserve. Cockburne, Cole:
_brook, Shelbuthe, Stewarisiown and Er- |
tol; Jeremiah Bames. Lancaster, Jes:
-f:rsoo.and Brettenwoods, William Love:
;-,f{ 4 ~Northﬁmbg:rl‘an\d,‘ Strafford -and
Aercy, James Lucas, | Yol S LA
: ‘,Effﬂto{l Anecdote.— At the IRt town
_Mgeting in Boston, for the choite of
_members of the general court, much .
<plealantry was excited by a wag com- -
ing up . to_the poll dragging a ticket
"of several feet in length after him,:
“campofed of several sheets of paper’
tackzd together, on which were writ
- ten the names of forty-two cndidates,
the number voted by the town to be.
ele@ed, inlarge text, whichhe gravely -
“presented to the presiding officer as
‘_.his ballot. The ticket being perfely -
- legal, was of'cmxrfe'aCCepted " ;
G D e
- Jaßye, on the Bth inst. Mr Davio Locke
—a redpeable citizen, and beloved relative:
His off pring are 13 children, all married
and fug_ iag him; 9> grand children of
whm%? are living ; and 10 great grand
' children, 8 alive . i e
&. Mr. Locke has been one of those, which
| we. jultly account v/oful and exemplary charac
et inisicoo o ol Tover
- atiate; prucent in his manncer of Hving,
~ordering his affairsin general with much
| discretion. Domecflic ‘and relative duties
were faithfully discharged by him. He has
left behind him, -to bless bis' memory, a
good name—that, of a kind husband, a ten
‘der parent, an upright maq, anda good
| chriftian, ' - K 2
- At an early period of life, it appeareg that
his ' mind was seriously imprefled with the
| thiogs of religion and the solemn concernis’
of futurity ; and he was led. as the word
-of God and an enlightened ennfsicnece diGate
.to all true belivers, to make a public pro
:feflion of the chriftian religion, to observe
{ -Its duties, and walk in its ordinances. ~ This
holy religion, “ which had been his delight
. in life, was his great solace in sickness, and
-uader the profpe@ of diffolytion. :
. .At theageof 75, having accomplifped sas an
éirding% dzy, he departed this life, in
quiet resignation to ‘the appointmept of
Hcaven, & in confident expzQation, through
themerits of the Redeemer, of a glorious®
and blefled - imniortality. His mourning
widow, children and friends have much
ground of comfort}in his death—he coming
dowa to the grave as we trult, like as a Soock
of corn lﬁat; cometh in i bis Jeafon, fully n‘f;t ;
3 of Mr. William Whidden, aged 40 -=ln this
- In this town Mrs, Hannal) Whidden. wife
providence a numerous family have loft a
{- kind and benevolent sister, her husband a
| virtuous 2nd endearing companion, and an
only child, a tender and an indulgent moth
! er.~—Mifs Clavifa Holman. aged 21. e
65 The Young Repub
licans of this Town, are requested to give
their punctual attendance at the East Cham
ber in the Court House, THIS EVENING,
at half pat 8 o’clock, to make some arrange
ments for the celebration of the approach
iag; Auniveefary-af American ladependence.,
ok = June 19
Fresh Imported Goods. =
Edward Parry,
Has juf? received -~
A N elegant assortment of NEW
£ \ GOOQDS, suitable for the season
~—confilting of T
Fancy & Staple Coods,
among which are b&t fuperfine blue,
black, and mix’d Bfoad Cloths and
Caflimetes ; elegant affortmeut of:
Muf{lins, Chintzes and Ginghams of
‘every description, Pl e
Irifi Linend; India‘ Long Cloths
and Britith Cotton. for Shirtings and
Sheetings ; Straw ponnets~togztller
with a ‘large assortment of - other
GOOD3S as usual, which ‘will-be fol 4
remarkably cheap” for. cath or fhert
credit athis St re No.lo. Market fireet.
- locoo yards good Tow Cloth
ds wanted. .- < >o6 E e Iy,
MILITARY GOODS,
FoR SMIE BF . < .
Nathaniel B. March
At bis fbop in Daniel Street, opposite Mr. C.
Peires’s Book flore, ’
«CARTRIDGE Boxes and Belts, bayonet
N 4 Belts, bayonct- Sheathes, Pifiol car
tridge boxes, bearfkiu and coavafs Knap
sacks, Priming Wires and Brushes, Cantecns,
gun Slings, brass mounted Ho'ficrs, black
and red morocco sword Belts, white leather
and weo sword Belts, Holsters, Capt and 3
few brass mounted Swords ' " Ao,
- Hegfkin and common Saddles plated and
common Bridies, plated Collars, and Mar
ti_ﬁfélls, plateg and brass mounted Chaise
and Qig Harncfles, 'Portmanteaus and sad
dle Bags. Matraffes, Fire Bugkets, Halters,
Trunks, Whips, &c - g i
N. B. Chaise trimed and re
paircd at the shortest notice. June 19.
Dancing and Mﬁﬁ%&cho‘oh
. refpectfuly informs the Parents and -
Guardians.of Portsmouth, that her Dancing
Bchool will open at the Aflembly Room on
Thurfday,aft.cﬂfooq BRRE 0 e
~ Her Schoal - for téﬁc,lung |
Vocal and Instrumental Music was opened
oh Thursday« last, at the above place. -
few more febolas will bg admitted,
' Apply at- Mr, Peirce’s Bookstore, or
‘Madam de Lacroix, at Col. Woodward’s.
TFRENCH LANGUAGE,
* “and Milisary Infraction. - -
C OL. DE LACROIX has.
A opencd a-Schoal for instruction io the
’““‘“"’”"3‘ and modern Military Tadtics..
-~ “Ladies wifliing to_be taught the French
Language-will be waited on at their houles. -
“RBoly 1 Mr C. Paincr, or 10 Col. De.
Lacxorx, at Col, Woadwacd's, opposite the
' ngu?quﬁ};% %J%LLCE
XX 7B the fubferibérs bédng clivfen and
OFFICERS ftor the town of Portfmonth,
fipd'it neccflary th make'ufe of the authority
-with which we are clothed, and as it ds our -
_detcrmination to do ‘eur duty, we there
fore recommend to Pareats, Guatdians, Mas
ters and School: maftersyte enjoin it on their .
children, wards, servants and pupi's, strictly
to comply with the By Laws of the town,
aad tf?q_éia!"ly"tbc ﬁ?ﬁ'fc&‘iOn», which is as
tlowsymig.« ~ L 8 v 0
“ That if “any-person or persons
shall, after the 31t day -of May, of
_this _prefent year,in aoy frect, lane
or alley, or public place in the town
.of Portsmouth, be “giilty of rude, in
r'decent, or difordérly-condud, or in
“fult, or wartonly “impede paflengers,
or sing, or repeat, or cause to be sung
or Tepeated, any léwd .or obscene
songs, or {peak, utter. .or repeat any
lewd, obscene or: prefanej words, or
write or cause to be*#ritten any -ob.
scene or profane word, on any fence,
wall, or other building, or wantaaly
mjure or deface,’any wall, fence, or
other building,or any ign-board, sign
post, or sign, byediting, fcracching,
chalking or daubing the fame with
paint, or .otligs” oi¥er, or wan
‘tonly tut “or iffuse any tree Rand:
ing the streets "or high ways of said
town, or rob any gardén of fruit or
vegetables, or injure any trees, thrubs,
~or bushes growing therein, or without
permfliion from the owner, climb on.
or over the fences thereof, oraid, abet,
“or advise the commiflion of any of the
aforefaid acts, he, fhs or they so of.
'fcnding, shall forfeit and pay to the
overseers of the poor of said town for
the time being, for each and every
such offence,” 2 sum not exceeding
three dollars and thirty cents nor less
than fifty cents, and’coft " of. prosecu
tion, to be recovered as the laws of
this State,empowering towns to make
By Laws direéts ; said sum when re
covered to be appropriated by the
overseers aforefaid as they shall think
meet. .
For public information, the police officers
also subjoin the a& ofthe Legislature, on
this fubje® : - ‘ &
An Atk forthe regulation of the police in
: _ the town of Portimouth.
BE it enacted by e Senate and House
of Representatives in General Court con
vened, ‘That the police officers of the
town of Portsmouth for the time be
ing, who are or may be legally chosen
and Quaiified, or any one or more of
thi®h be,& hereby-are authorized and
empowered to arreit any rogue, vaga
bond, lewd, idle, or disorderly person
‘or perfous, using any juggling or un.
lawful games or plays,common pipers,
fiddlers or runaways, cémmon drunk
ards,common night walkers, common
railers or brawlers, all pilferers, all
perions prefane, wanton or lascivious
i speech, condu&®, or behavior, or
guilty of writing or painting on fences
or buildings anything obscene or im.-
proper, and- any other person who
shall- in any way tranigrefs against
the rules of good order, and the per
son or pertons {6 arreited thall §beim
mediately taken orcarried before some
Jultice of the peace, provided said ar
relt thould be made at any thour be
“tween fix o’¢lock in the morning, and
nine o’clock in the evening: ; but pro
~vided the said arrefl should be made
at any other hour, the police officer
or officers thall have authority and
are hereby empowered to committhe
person or persons so arrested to Bride
well or the house of correétion, where
he or they shall remain until the fol
lowing day, when 'he or they thall be
taken before a Jultice in the fame
manner as thoughthe arrest was made
between the hours of fix o’clock in the
morning and g o’clock ip the evening.
And be it further enafted, That it
shall- be lawful for each and every
police officer to take and command
such assistance as may be needful to ar
rest and detain any person or perfoas
as aforefaid, and to convey- the fume
before a Jufiice or to Bridewghl as in
this aét is before provided ; and if any
person {hall rcfugs to give aid sand af
‘fiftance to.ang-palice cfficer as afore
faid, such perfou so refuling shad ap
oa\,cgnviéﬁon”thefwf before any Juf:
tice of the peace, tbe fined in a sum
‘pot exceeding ten dollars nor less than
‘one dollar, -exclusive of costs; and
the said Jußice shall commit the of.
fender who refufed*fo to give aid and
aflilance, unuil the fine be fatisfied or
thall cause such fine, penalty, and cost
to be levied by distress; and sale of the
Qﬁ'eader’s goodt, remrnin»g thg OVC!'-
plus;if apy therebe. .
" And ke it further enafled, That the
.oath of any office of the police shall
be deemed full and fufficient evidence
upon trial‘of any -offence Fommu-tgd
again® the police of the fuid town of
Foieti ity 16 e Judpinset of
the Court of Juffice, the fame shall be.
invalidated. by ‘ather - evidence g_*%.th?&.;
And be it furtbor-onatled, That any
Jultije ok the Ghece ERXY S ito,
Bridewell or the houfc _of carre@ion
in‘Portfmoutls, sny petlon, of the def:
cription mentionedin the firkfection.
of this 3@ who gmm
fame power of decrecing punishment
and to the fame extent as is provided
it any other case ; but if the {aid per
son so complained of is acquitted upon
trial, he fthall no: be entitled to costs
against the police officer. =~ = !
. Arrrovep June 18, 18ct-
KICHARD RICE™~ -t/ oc e
NATHANIEL DEARBORNE, |
BENJAMIN HOLMES jr 'P &
ROBERT NEAL, jt . -+ -}
JOSEPH. W. PICKERING. = 4 o'¢¢ |
GEORGE B DENNETT | Officers -
WILLIAM JONES; Secretary. } ‘
HENRY BUYFORD g :
JOHN BOWLES, Clairman. | -
- Par{/'moutﬁ, Fune 19, 1810, ¢
o the Honorable the Fuftices of
the Court of Common Pleas, to be hold.
en at Exeter, avithin and for the coun.
& of Rackingbam,. on the second Tucf
day o) Augufl, in the year of our Ford,
one thousand eight bundred and nine. l
RESPECTFULLY Repre-,
s W fents your Petitioners, that thei
Jufiices of the Court of Common
Pieas, holden ‘at Portsmouth? in the
County aforefaid, on the firit Tuesday
of January, in the year of our Lord|
one thousand eight hundred and nine,
did widen, Rraighten and lay cut a
number of pieces of new Highway, in
KingQlon, in the county of Rocking-,
ham, aforefaid, beginning at Brent
wood line and procecding agreeably
to the report of the Commiitee which{
is hereunto annexed. Your petition.’
ers further represent that the piece of‘
ew Road through David Sanborn’s
vand can never be so accommodating;
td the public as by widening the old
Rdad by the fide of said new road,un |
tillghe old road comes into the new,
as t\is alteration’ will’ much prevent
the great difficu'tics which would aj
rife tiom the heavy drifting shows in,
the Winter seasons, and the diﬁ”erencci
in the {iftance of Travel is but about
iwo o \thrce rods. And your peti-|
tioners ‘further represent that thc’
piece of new road (laid out frog the
School htufe- through land of Danie
Colcord, Sam’l Spafford, Jacob Pol
lard, William Peaflee, Amos Judkins,
Samuel Fifitld, Benjamin Brown, Ja
cob H. Sanborn, Daniel Kimball and
the Hon. Lewi Baitlett) cannot for a
long time if'ever be so godd a' road
as the old one now trodden snd not
with{tanding the diltance is consider
ably shortened, yet we humbly con
ceive that the public cannot possibly
be so much benefited by this new}
piece of road as the town will be in
jured. And your petitioners fusther!
represent; that the piece of new high '
way iaid out-through Ebenezer East |
man’e land can be of no public ntilitw,.
as the old road, by cutting a {mall
corner off of said Eastman’s iand, will
be an excellent one, and will be but
about four or five rods further travel
than the new road, which pafl:s .overl
a very bad Hill, and will iavolve thel
town in mote than a hundred dollars
present cost, ‘and can never be made
equal to the road as before mention
ed. Your petitiofiers therefore pray.
that your Konors will €onfedt that the
said town of Kingston should discon
tinue the new pieces of highway, be
fore described, and accept of the a
bovefaid" alterations, and as in duty
bound shall ever pray: i
AMOS GALE, Jr. and 76 others.!
. Kinglon, Aug. 7, 1809, g |
Rockingham [. eks l
Court of Gommon Pleas, Fanuary term, 181 D,
Upon heating and conflidering. the
petition of which the foregoing is a
copy, the court order that the peti
tigners notify all persons concerned to
appear before the jultiges of the next
ccust of Common Pleas to be holden
at Exeter, within and for said coun
ty of Rockingham on thefecond Tuel
day of "August next, to shew cause it
any they have why the prayer thereof
should be ‘granted, by publithing the
substance of said petition and. orcer
of court thereon'three weeks fuceflive |
lyfin the New. Hampshire Gazette thg’
latt of whichto be fix weeks before
said term, s A re el
" itießt N. EMERY, Clerk.
- Horse ES’Cbal/é for‘Sale: A
["HE f{ubfcriber intending
T to leave this place thortly, offers for
‘Sale his Horse aad Chaise, togcther with a
complete set of Harucfs, and a fadadle, bridie
&c.'c @y other appurtenance. The _Marc
‘is.one of the best in the-State, eith¢r in the
Chaise or under the saddle, and the Chaise
is almost new ~‘"'Fc“rmsrwiﬂ'bémad!:?éfiﬂg
—for particulars apply to. = . .7 " %
- CHRISTOPHER WESENER, at Mr
‘Bracket Week’s Greepland orto
M J. oz ROCHEMONT Portsmouth,
: JUDC 9. lﬁ!ﬁc, «"‘.(':" G ‘
"0 LET—A convenient
‘ rl: Dwznumii?nmﬁ :ngw'kﬂm@
‘or further particulars enguire of .~ .~ =~
Fﬁ'm :9 t p e ABN%R 'BLASDEL.
LT Roi e T L e e e R
~_Amofkieg Bridge.
TP HE Proprictors of Amofkieg Bridge are
Tg!ffd’y t::‘a?‘d to o @?‘mm&
of the subscriber iﬁ'?gﬂ%m the firfi
“Fuckiny oE Ity SNt tin o'clogh Ja sie
forenoon-~Tochoole 3 Moderator, Treafur
‘er, Clérkand theee'D NMM‘% d to traof:
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o« Postlmopth, Jops A dlim - L URL
oLAeSN TR t. (eeihei R B
| Salesat Au@ion.
B R AT gy
gAY W
(at S. Larkin’s Office, *
./ MARKET STREEX, ;. °
_ 22 bags of COFFEE, of a
superior quality, on a credit of go days. .
Junelg. S. LARKIN, A4u&.
Saturday next—rl2 o’clock. = -
IOH. Ladd’s W, bar f, back of H 9" A. Ladd’s Stg'r P
.1c puncheonsSz.Vincents RU’M’.' :
‘ : RUM.. i ~':
Terms at the sale, S. LARKIN; duz. .
Juoe rgth, - 7 : R R e e T
20 hhds. firft quality RUM, - -
- Hhds MOLASS3ES 3 ‘7‘?/2 Lg" d '
| z ’ &ﬁé . .
15 bags COTTON ; N
20 tierces RICE; e R
12 chests Souchong TEA ;3 ©
|5 do. Hyionfkin do : Bobea do;
1500 bushels CORN; e
50 gallons excellent SHRUB s=~For file by
; Wm. GARLAND,
At No. 8, Merchant’s Row.
WANTED A4S ABOV'E, *
. A few likely young Hotfes,
for fhipping~~pacers will not be refufled,
. 7o Let—The House in Buck
ftreet, lately occupied by the fubferibere
i Apply as above Fune 19.
! OLD RED PORT.
{ g o "
'S. Lar RIN, Market-Street, .
| . HAS.FOR SALE, . ;
;REAL Old Red Port Wine
L of a fupevior quality—Aifp ~*
I Long corked Claret, and all
other kinds of Wine—~PORTER — bottled
‘CYDER—rtogether with e general afforiment of
GROCERIES,
Of the belt kind. * Juoerg.
Robert Rice,
? Has conflantly for sale, §
N.E. RUM; per hhd, orbbl. «
Retailing Molasses per-hhd.
/Boxes 1t quality Havanna Browst SUGAR,
{ Fune 19, 1810. . (6w)
| LOST, ,
l A LANCET with a spring,
| 7\, set ina silver case. The outside case
"’was wood covered with leather. Whoever
iwill leave said Lancet with the printer. shall
jfeccive more money than any perion wilh
igive for the lancete June 19,
} CYCLOPEDIA.
NO. 24 of vol. 12 of the Cyclopedia, is
I ready to be delivered from the Colume
lbian Bookstore, Portsmouth. - Subscribers
are requested to call aud recgjve and pay |
{And are reminded of the conditions, that
#heleawho negledt to sall.and pay for theip.
| numbers . within fix weeks after publication
[,arp chargeable with 5o cents more on cvery
Ihalf volume. . O eyt Tume 29,7
.l’T o the Honorable the fuftices of
the Superior Court of Fudicature, boiden as
{ Portsmouth; in and Jor the County of Rocking=
} bamon the ﬁt_‘/l Tuesday of February,A.D 3803 _
| l 'HE petition of Jeremiah
Mead, humbly {hews, that he is Guar
(dianof JouN Crarman of Newmarket, in
:thc county aforefaid a :mino_r 3. shat said
\John Chapman is seized and pofl fied of a
House and one quarter of an acre of lagd,
\and also of onc fifth of a house and one acrg.
~of land, and water privilege; situated infaid
Newmarket ; that said eftales are ‘wholly
unprodudtive, and that’it would be for'the
juterelt of his said ward that the fame fhoyld
sbc~fo,ld --wherefore he prays this honorable
iCourt to grant him license to feli the fame,
and as in duty bound &e. | .
s JFREMIAH MEAD,
1 by his Attorney C. CUTTS.
| Portsmouth, Feb. 2, 1808. ‘
ROCRINGHAM §5. =~
| Supérior Court" February term, 1810.
OrpereD by the Court, that the petition
r notify ali persons concerned, to appeat
betore the Justices of the Superior Court of
udicature, ‘to be holden at Exeter, within
and for the county of Rockingham on the
third Tuesday of September next, to thew
cause, if any they have. why the prayer of
{(aid petition should not be granted, by cauf=
ing said prtition and Order of Court “there
an, to be published three wecks fucceflively
in the New. Hampthire Gazettey the last
‘publication whereof to be fix weeks. before
l _Attelt NATH'v ADAMS, Clerk.
I ﬂ “field on the 13 Inst. a gray MARE,
between fourteen and fifteen-hands high,the
own€r imuy have her again by applying to
the subscriber and paying charges. .
|~ WILLIaM HATCH,
i Newingtown, Juncin o
\State of Mewhampfhive; Hillfborough fi
:.NOTIC“* hereby given to the non.re
| A N fident proprietors and owners of land
lin the town of KEARSARGE'GORE, so
fcalled, and: State 4ot County sforcfaid, who
|nase nut paid their highway, county, school,
{towp,and school house taxes for the year
|sßo9's.that so much of their land as will -
|pay. said taxes, together with incidental
{charges, will be fold at public-vendue at the
[dweling-Boute of &bucr Warkios in frid
Jrows o gore, &6 Mondag,he sixth day of
. @hﬂiﬁ;ct} ,at ten b'clng. i ;th;('fb?ehoﬁhs 5
{unlefs prevented by previous payment to
; 5::5; TR ' :g‘ ‘ga:‘, ‘sié* = X
AR ’g'f’ B e ey g
i e T i‘%‘i«
o i ameis eB N
po ﬁégﬁ; March - 100 358 35 358 T A
| ABNER WATKINS, COHeCI IER T,
| Kearfarge-Gore, Jude Igth, 1810 -
1:‘ %:ijw “ *2;4’;&-‘:‘1’;%;£“;
4 &.. DWELLING HOUSE, plealant iy
Lo JOHN SALTER, ia Wathington-ftreet.
-VA BIE. B e e
SBSI i e *‘gﬁ &"‘ by
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