The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-06-26 00:00:00, page 3

T pucation; TOURGESORTIDPIEVIDUS” wrong,
2 yrbdnéi"c of i‘iﬁ;pr'(e_gions“i complaint and
operatiny bryond the limits of His Ma‘itﬁy’i'
territories and within those of sovereigns,
. who had even irvited the commerce of the
U. §-totheir ports. ’ 2l :
It is, therefore, the third fubj:¢t only, the .
peafon of the right, which remains to be ex
amioed ; and with regard to it I may ob
serve, that if the alleged fa& which forms
this reason be unfounded, the reason it{clf
fails and the right with it. In this view of
‘ thebufinefs I may be permitted to enquire
when and where any feizdre of a French
vellel has taken place under the non inter
course law ? and at the fame time to express
my firm persuasion, that no such seizure i
has been made : a persuasion founded alike
on the silence of the government and of the
journals of the country, aad still more on
the positive declaration of several well ins
formed and refpeable persons who have 1
left America as late as the zoth of Decem- |
ber lat. My conchifion therefore is—that
no French veffe! having “violated the law, i
0o seizures of such veflel has occurred, and |
that the report which has reached Paris is
probably founded on 2 circumstance alto
gether uneonne@ed with the nonsiatereourfe
Raw or its operation. : :
' Though far from wifhisg to prolong this
letter, I cannot close it withourremarking
‘%he preat and sudden change wropght in
His Majelty’s sentiments with regazd to the
defenfive system of the U. 8. The law, which
18 nOw elieved to futnith ground for reprisal,
was firft communicated to His Majelly ia
June or July last; and certainly did not zéen
excite any fulpicion or feching unfriendly
to the American government. Far from this,
its communication was inimediately follow
ed by overtures of accomm.gdatip,n.wb%
thoush productive of no positive arrange
ment, did not make matters worse than they
found them. : :
On the -2d of Augult last I.was honored
with a full exposition nf the vicws and prin
ciples which had governed,and which thould
continue to govern His Majcity’s policy in
relation to the United States and in this we
do not find the flightcfl trace o' eomplaint
against the provifioas of the law in queftioa.
At a period later than the 22d of Augutft,
an American ship, destined to a port
Spain, was captured by a Freach privid
An aprpca! was made to His Majcffy’f@
ifter of war, who, haviag submitted th
received orders L 0 liberate all American e
seflined to Spanifb ports, which bud not wviolat:d
she Imperial decrees. ~ ;A
Another American ship, wt a poiat of
time (il [ater than the capture of the pre
ceding, was brought into the port of Bay
onne, but bowing viclated m law of His Ma
jesty, was acquitted by hiscouncil of prizes ;
and 'Efﬂy—— g
In the Icng coverfation I had the bonor
of holding with your Excellency on the
25th of January, 'no idea of reprisal was
maintained by you nor fufpetted by me ;
but on-the contrary, in {peaking of the fei
zare of Americau property in Spain, you
«xprefsly declared, that it was not azenfisca
siom.
Can proofs be mare conclafive that from
the firlt promulgation of the law dowa to
the 25th of January lalt aothing™ia the na- .
ture of reprisal was contemplated bty His
Majelty 2 e ;
What circum(tance may have since occur
red to produce a change in his opinion, I
know not; but the confidence I fec!in the
open zand loyal policy of His Majely; alto
getheér excludes the idca, thyt the rale ‘was
mercly found for the ogcafion, and made to
juftify seizures not otherwise juftinable.
L pray your Excellency to accept, &e. &&,
(Signed) JOHN ARMSTRONG.
“His Excellency the Duke of Cadove,
: Minifler of Lxterior Relations. o
[ The remainder of these documents
will b given next week ]
State of Newhampfbire—Ch:fhire [J.
ﬁ’&TICE is hereby given to the noa re-
Sggxt owners of land in the town of
TROYDON, who have not paid their taxes
for the years 1808 and 18c9; that unlels
they pay rhie fame to me the subscribers on
or before the Ilat Monday of September
next, so magbsﬁ( their lands as will pay the
fame, together wih incidentalicharges, will
be fold at public vendue at the house of
Benjamia Barton, Efg. inn-holder in said
80w at ten @'clock A. M. ou said day.
: ' o? ey
S . eel
. £ BE S 55
o Names. | g? X *&: % = E
% : Nre eel
For the year 18c8. -
James Wellman 40° 6o 24 18 12 1
John Stow 56 60 2418 12°¢
"~ March Chzfe 43 60 24 1812 1
- “Paniel Chafe jr 46 2 100 32 2416 1
- Rev Pearfons 64 60 32 2416 1
“Solomon Chafe 35 2 100 32 2416 ¢
Benjamin Leland 55 3 100 40 39 20'%
Daagiel March 69 £ 100 40 30201
g R 60 24 1812 1
John Downing 18 2 10031 2416 1
Joleph Miriam 27 1 Rcm'ss’“‘sg 18 12 ¢
Libcus Chafe 22 100 4 Q‘o 20 1
1 e 30 ‘ 6016 12 870
Samuel Paine T 5B g 100 40°3020 .
: Y 10 -602418 13 1
S S 60 2% 2410 1
Luke Drury 79 1,10 Q4O 3020
Elias' Martindale, Harvard lot 50 - 48 32 2
'Rn,Stepbéthafe} B A
meadow - 2.8 2 &
Solomon Leldnd 28 © 100 40 30201
* For the yearlßo9. SEine s
Tames Wellman 408 6021 1511 X
{m Stow 0 YEG L ele eXS PR
Benjamin Leland 55 2 100 53 3827 ¢
Daniel March |69 I 160 35 2518 %
(& Gy 30 89 b OB AT T 8 TLX
Libeus Chafe 72 +3OO 35 25181
e it "~ -f0 14 10, 70
Samuel Paine 18 2. 100 35 25181
SRR S ey D GO R T
S i AR R L
Nathaniel Hall 58 Rem 50 2t 15111
Lgiast T red s Bemed 18 XTR R
U Hen 4 X 979 g ißea s gey s Rem 30,
Wm 99 Rem 5035 2518 ¢
< Ala Cobarn = 6035 2518 ¢t
- BaMsecnddle, Rarsins 050 75 58 307
mﬁwﬂﬁ}% i 3 gST Al
W“uﬁ‘éi L
LTS R SR e R
GRS REPRAL - o SO eLy B BB
?Q mmémim
Plduft has for several years been the fub
-1e& of ferutiny for the wbole phalanx of
federal-writers; -but their calumaies have
left no stain on the charader against which
they were dircéted. The molt embittered
malice has failed o fix a fuible on him, has
.never dared isipute a crime. ‘
Reftorator calls on Cov. Langdon to give
an account ¢ bim for several official adts—
and, in case that account thould prove fatis.
facory 70 Reforator, he promises to become
oe of bis warmest eulogifis ! How much, Sir,
must Mr. L. hamiliate himfelf to meet your
applaufc ? Mult he defiend to your level, and
entrult the account to your private ear, or
proclaim it to the worid ? What is the con
ftquence atta€hed to your approbation or
disapprobation ! Do you seriously think he
is [olicitous for the one or fearful of the
other? For mylelf, I seriously belicwe he
would look on both with indiéer:ncc.'
Reftorator pretends great anxiety relative
to the sum loaned to Mr Carrigain * to ena.
‘ble him to proje&k a map of the State”—
‘Des he believe the State hazard that sum,
by disposing it in this manner ? or docs lie
imagine a- map-wonccellary ¢ Pcrhaps the
Legislature of the State arc as competent judges
ou this subject 19 Reftorator. 'lf Mr Car
rigain furnithes the Map, as flipulgecd, what
docs the State fuffer by advancinga trifling
sum to defray the expence which mult be
incurred in the uwdertaking. ¥he does not,
he has bondsmen for repaying the moncy
into the Trealurys © What idea mult we
form of the wealth of the State if 5000 dol
lars have exhaulted it 2 If ig is indeed imi
poverifhed, Reftorator should recobe&, his
federal friends have had the control of the
Treasury the year past. That may account
for its being * drained and centlefs. 1f it be
as centlefs as bis o, X is frnfelefs his wailings
are noc ill-timed. If thcy haveany “ opera
tive gffeé?,” 1 Thall ever remember tow Rome
wa: saved whenever I think of Reftorator.
Reftorator is displeased with the appoiat
ment of a Judge of the .Ceurt of Common
Pleas Docs he think Mr. Lapgdon should
have left this vacancy to be filicd by Gov,
Smith? Perhaps some hungry expectapt:
was gaping to receive the erumb, as a reward
for faithful services in the cause of federal
ifw. Mr. ] has been more thza a year on
e bench. and we have beard no/gomplaint
of unncceflary delay, or that justice has not
been promptly adminiftcred- and Reftora
tor has not condelcended to point out any
gricvance the people have futfered in con
sequence of any appointment made by Mr,
L—l must therefore attribute his cavils to
the general disposition of federalifts to de
nounce every act of a republican adminifs
tration, aod to his own itch for feribbling. ;
The Lepiflature have made choice
of Hon. Nictioras Giuman and Hon.
CuaspedCurrs, Efgrs. as" Senators
-in she Congress of the United States.
. The Secretary of the State has ap
poiated Cuarres "Warker, Efg. of
Loncord, Deputy Secretary. v
1t is expelted the Legislature awill
adjourn tomorrow or on T hurfday. :
, N MAN RIE L e
- At Kensington, on Tucfday lalt, by the
- Naphtali Shaw, Mr. Josiah Giles of
this town to Miss Dorothy Blake of the
tormer place 2<" ia Ry
) . ;
SR R e
In this town, Capt Hugh H Tuttle,aged 42
e - s -
- FRESH LEMONS.
~Samuel Marshall
E A 8 YUSE RECEIFED . -~
A Few boxes frefh Lemons,
~ . ‘which will be'fold per box or retail,
Alfo—~Rßartlétt’s SCYCHES.
& X debted to, or that have any ‘demands
~againt the eftare of ROBERT POWERS,
late of Rye, mariner, deceafedy are requefl.
¢ to exhibit the fame for adjuflment. .
' 'BLIZABETH POWERS, Adwinifratiz.’
. ByeJuncagabie, -
W Re S
Lot gﬁuﬁw:ﬁ gLy
_ TUBSDAY, JUNE 36,1810, "
Federg!ifts bave ever ¢adeavored to wi
off the fligma w-‘se;ag’mg?@,éhg_w‘ ,ﬁ;
vicws of the Britith Ministry and its crea
tures. 'l‘fxty have ever boasted loudly of
their patriotism and Jove of country, and while
baw.hug Qe'ffub dnfluence in the American
.C’}h‘ '!“25.‘3098“? to escape with their moun
tain of gudlt opoa their backs. But while
in word: we bave been Ruoned with their
patriotism; their e&ioss have gxhibited them
(at least their leaders) as the fame TRAITORS
who, in the struggle for indepeadence were
fliled Tories ! We can, indeed, much more
easily forgive the timid man who, while the
issue of that ftrugple was doubttul! fkrove to
conciliate the diffcrences between the re
volted coloaies and the mother couatry,
even by recolonization; than the deliberate
traitors who seek to reduce us so Britith
vaﬁ'alggc, after thirty years experience under
the mildest and best government the world
has ever known. | Every aét of hostility
against this country seems to encrealc their
attachMent to Britain-=and the more ag
gravated the offence, the more ardent their
expreflions of affc &ion and admiration, and
more outrageous their vindication of British
jultice and magnagn‘:icy. - The impreflinent
of our fcathen-mghe attack on the Chesa
peake—the murder of oar citizens withia
oury jurildi@ion—the infiingement of our
commercial rights, as neutrals, is jultified==
all this Britaia his a right to do, (fay her
apologists) and she would be juftified by the
Lew of Necessity in taking cven bigher ground {
What credeace 4an-be given to the profef
fions of fuchh mea ? The broad mantle of
charitgcangie iover their trpitude. While
charity was a virtue, it has extenuated their
condu@—~tat he who trusts to the worn¥-
raTrIOTISM of such abandoned leaders will
find 1t altogp‘.hcr vanity and a lte.
COMMUNICATION.
Mr. weeks—l willingly concede to Refto
rator the right to address car worthy Chief
Magistrate, lam wiiling also that he should
arraign his condu&, and criticife every a&k
of his public }ife, from the era of the revo.
lution to the present day—because I am
Ehigh reputation which he has eve¥ main
pnvinced no investigation will detradt from
cdamong his fellow citizens. His public
1 ;
- Stephen Hardy,
HAS just received in addi
: tion to his former stock of Jewelry,
&ec.a great varicty of = :
Staple and Fancy
AMONG WHICH ARR,
Superfine and low priced
Broad Cloths and Cafiwmeres,various cclors ;
printed Jean, Marseilles Quilting aud other
Veltiags; 'Gk and cotton Umbrellas ; Para
sols 3 fuperfine and low piic’d Chintzcs ;
Ginghams ; Hamilton Cord ; silk and cot
tou Chambrays ; Furniture ; Cambrick and
common Dimities ; Huckabuck and cotton
Diaper ; Nankins: Britith {hirting cotton ;
gtaz'd Cambrick; Irith Lincns; 4-4 and 6 4
white Cambrick and bock Mufling ; leno,
laced,fecded & other fancy Muslins; whice
Cambrick and cocmmon pocket Hundkfs ;
7-4 white twill'd Cambrick Shawls; 44
Plain Muslin do; purp'e and white do ;
thread and cotton edgings’ and laced ; foot
ings; black Modes; and colored Sarfnet ;
Sattins ; white, colored, plain and figur'd
Luteltring and other ribbons ; taste ferrets
shoe and quality Bindings ; Diaper and com
mon Tapes ; Wte N2k 'dark Thread ;
white aad colored eotton Se wings ; Bolibias;
Pins ; Needles ; linen Cambricks ; Durants ;
Colcrain flirting ; fultian; patent'Morroc
<o and ¢otton braces; Romal Hdkfs. ; blue,
yellow and red li'k and evtton Bandannoes §
colour'd common check Hdkfs ; fine India
cottons ; brown cotton ; do Holland ; Ladies
wliite and colored Cotton Hose ; dd'Gentle
mens enlonured do ; thread and cotton short
do; Ladies Kid and other habit Glovess
Geot'emens Beaver do ; white cotton Caps;
“cotton Kerfeymere ; spangled and plain tif
fany Fans; commoan paper do ; pilt Buttons
and Moulds &c.—~thefe added to bis {tock
of Jewelry &c. makes his aflorimgns very
extensive. The whole flock will be fold at
a [mall-advance, son cath, short c:edit or
good Tow Cloth. Cotton do. Cotton Linen
do. or other kinds of country produces
N. B Jewclry and fiiver ware, Manufac
tured and kept constantly for sale as ufval—
Many articles of his former Rock tp be had
at a great 'difcount ‘ June 26
A Ael SR S T
; . NOTICE. :
"R“ HE subscribers being ap
\ pointed by the Honoralle ?Ebu Moso
ney. .Judge of Probate for the county of
Strafford, Commissioners to receive and ex
aminc the claims of the creditors to the es
tate of JONATHAN WIGGIN, late of
Moultonborough, in said county, Esquire,
deceased, reprelented intolveat—and fix
months being allowed from the gth day of
July next for the creditors to exhibit their
claims, we hereby give notice that we will
‘attend on that business at the dwelling houfg
of the dcceafed, in Moultonborough, on
Monday the gth day of July next,apd the
“lecondMondays of the five following months
“fromten of the clock AM. to fix of the
clock, P. M. of each day. - . . .
- EDW’p B. MOULTON,Y ~ "cim . -
DANIEL HOIT, } Crngina,
Moultonboro® June 4.1850, :
Attention the Whole!
BOOKS for the Militia !
a : ViZ— pe / 2
THE Military Comp'arftm.! » being
a fytem of Company Dilcipline, &c.
Pprice 2/3.. .~ * Rt e
Stuben’s Regulations for the order
and discipline of the Troops of the U-.
_nited States, from 3 to 6f. @Ch:- e
~ Stevens’ Discipline of the Artillery
of the United =S§;¢'tcs’aor ‘the .‘?o9*!{3
| 9x‘:i§'l‘criﬂ’s " Pocket - Companion.—
. Infruéions; Elucidations, jiegu!a
tions, Formations and movements of
the Cavalry, by Robert Hemes.—
. Also, The Militia Laws of New-
Hampshire. Priceagets. .
. Every Company in this State -may.
‘be entitled 10 one of each of the above
m?mg ith, and paying the price
- The Rervsricans gﬂﬁarfﬁ
- moutly and s wicinity are informed
that the Anmeverfary ‘of aur couns
try’s Independence will §e eelebrat
ed in this town. An élegant din
ner will be provided at -Raven
port’s Hall ; to which entertain.
ment all Republican’s are respect-
Sually intnted. A subscription for
this purpose is lodged at the In-
Surance Offce of Mr. E. Wenrz-
WORTH. ; Fune 26.
: = 5 - X 2 e Eaa %"
&5 To the Republicans of
‘ ] 3 /-,. gl P
the Gounty of York:
NOT ICE is hereby given
that, agreeably to pfevious appoint
meat, a County Celebration of AMerican
Inperenpence will be held at. York, on
the Fourth of Fuly, ensuing—An Oration
wili be deiivered by Feremiali Bradlury E(q.
of Saco; the Rev. Rofewell M. [Jinger, of York,
wil! perform the devotional services of the
day, and zn clegant catertainment will be
provided by Bulk'ey Emerson. E{q. -An ex
cellent band of Music issbelpoken fur the
occasion, and cvery pains will be taken (o
notice the day with becoming fpleador.
The Friends of Liberty, thro’
the County are refpe@itully invited to artend
this Auniverfary of the nation’s bitech —Of
ficers of the Militia are requested to appeat
in full uniform, and it is pacticu'arly recomg
mended by the commiztee of arrangements
to the citizens generally, who may attend
to appear drefled, so far as is convenieat, ia
fabrick of American manufa&ure.
ALEX'R M'INTIRE, c ttee. of
ELIHU BRAGDON, g d"”"’f‘ v
. WILLIAM #ROST, Fe o
York, Juoe2¢. - - :
- State of Newbum /hire,~Grafion 7
i OTICE is hereby given to the
| N non resident - proprietor# and
- owners of land in DORCHESTER,
- in said county, who hive not paid
' their taxes for the year 1809 ; that
{0 much of their land as wili pay said
_ tazes, with incidental charges, will be
{old at public vendue, at the’dwelling
house of Joseph Burley, Esq. in said
. Dorchester, on Monday the twenty
{:venth day of Avgult next, at tea of
i ti:z clock in the forenoon, ualefs pre
veated by previous paymeat.
F = °§ By 8!
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~ Original proprictors \S’.; i =\i :i &
| names. § 7 3 808
k - € ' C CiC
Paul Langdon 212510050209 4
Fofeph Ward 212010050 209 4
- Thomas Davifon 1 110050 209 4
- Daniel Parce 2 ICO 100 5020 9 4
- Jobn Parker,Efg. 2 122 100 50 20 9 4
JobnSullivan,E/q. 2 137 1005020 g ¢
- Wm. Sumpfin,Efg. 2 9 100 §0209 4
- RichardG Shanninz 78 iOO §0 209 4
- Fobn Ps Williams 2 109 100 §0 209 4
wy . da. 3 22100502094
- Thomas McDoney 2 I¢6 100 50209 4
Samucl Parke:r 2134100 50209 4
. Joseph Sherburne 2 146 100 5020 ¢ 4
Fobn Nelson 3236 100 50209 4
Otas Lirtle 2 60100502094
George Marshal 3191 Ico 50209 4
DANIEL FLANDERS, Collcctar.
Doarchefler, May 24, 1810. o
Stale of Newbampfhire—Chejpire, fi.
N OTICE is hereby given to the
. N _nea-refident proprietors & own
ers of land in the town ¢f RINDGE,
who have not paid their highway,
town, school and county taxes for the '
year ilßcg—that- so much of their
land as will pay said taxes with inci
- dental charges will be fold at public
vendue at the house of Capt. Moses
Toob, innholder in said town, on #:d
- me/day the twenty minth day of Augult
next at one of the clock, # m .unless
prevented by previous pay ment—viz.
Ll R
ol R S e
Lo b SR
| % R SRR R
Feter Perham 410 5050 25 25 118 1
. Alex’r Dufton 3 32 202010 10 43 &
Y .~ ABNER FOSTER, Colledtor.
. Rindge, Juve'gsaßios o L gl
Ul T ONOSUEE L
{ ALL persons who have any
4 % demznds on the cftatc of WILLIAM
- LAIGHTON, late of Porifmouth, Block:
_maker, deceased, are hereby ‘requefted to
' exhibit them to the fubferiber; and all per-.,
sons indcbted to {aid cllate are likewise re+
quclled to make paymeßt 80 .\ | A
T JQSEP H"Snm&g"m‘mm 5
4% MEGCAL&?Q LON, o ste T &
7 Adminilt Wﬁmfaﬁﬁg
Km?m“‘%ﬁw‘tm“ S
%sISR s Lo ‘.;’ mmi 5‘ d OdF
- JPPUBLIC Nutice is- hereby given tq?;e*
& Noarcfident proprictors and owners of
_Land in the town of NEW GRANTHAM,
Nin said Couuty who have not paid their
several taxes in {aid town for the year 1829,
that ualefs they pay the fame to ‘me the
fubferiber on or before the seventeenth day
of Scptember next, so much of their laad as
will pay [aid taxes together with incidental
charges, wili be fold at Public vendue to the
highest bidder, at the dwelling house now
-occnpicd by Fonathan Spalding, in said towa,
‘at ten o'clock in the forenoon on said day.
Or:gmal/:rzpnetor: ??23'? ? g g‘)g
o 1 owner's names SIS R RS R s
in the mon-refident 3 xd™F o ~ '\lt
Liss for 1809, S% R ure
; 2 C: .60
Oliver Warner 3'.°L§.xco 6~ 343
Eliakim Stibbenp 33 3100 6 3 2
Eleazer Pomroy 2 " 100 5026 11 3
Samue! Partridge 2 50 40 21 9 3
Lucias Doolittle 2 100 50 26 11 3
Dstto ; * 200 6 2393
Mecdad Pomroy 1187z5026 I 3 3
Ditto AL SN R By Rk
James Stoodley, efg. 2 70 60 32 13 3
Ditto 3 100 6 3 2
Oliver Doolittle t 26603524 10 3
John Harris 2 66 50 26 i 1 3
Moses Flanders 3 100 50 26 11 3
Abigail Hall 3 200 O 37N
Benjamin Hall, efg 1 52 100 75 40 16 3
Moies Belding 3 200 63 14
Phinchas Lymaan 12 00 50 26 11 3§
Yofiah Jones 3 3000 .3 & -
Theo. Atkinson Esq 3 S 0 6 3 2
James Stoodly juu. 2 XOO 50 26 113
Ditwe ' 3 100 63 2
Buonker Gay 3 100 6 3 2
Jobn Hunt jun > 100 50 26 11 3
Ditto . 3 300 6"3 =
Oliver Baker in fixtys 9 ' 60 110 8 24 ¢
WidswSabraStevens do 53 45100 53 22 S 5
Theo. Atkiofon Efg. 2 2CO 50 26 11 3
William Palfray 3 100 6 3 2
John Puol 35 18 5026 11 3
Hon. James Nevins 18 30 50 26 11 3
Ditro firfl bundred x 48 50 40 21 ¢ 3
Ditto 2 5025 13 61
Ditto 3 SO gyt g
Richard Dodge T-3% 302313 st
What follows is lind which was lotted by
the proprietors of Cornith and Croydog. is
now by an a& of the legifl sture placed under
the jurildi®ion of New Gragtham. and is
taxcd according to their fßatements so far as
kacwn. :
Samuel Plant, par 2? .
of a sixty acref’ot }69 15 22313 5‘ .
Part of a6O acre (ot 70 40 60 32 13 3
Sixty acrelot 64 60 60 32123
Rev. Jacob Havea 30100 75 40 16 3
Doct. Nathan Smith 47 100 50 26 11 3
David Stockwell ' 29 100 125 69 28 5
A hundred acre lot 28 100 75 40 16 3
I{a:c Clement 27 ICO 75 40 16 3
Widow — Burr ;;} 32 26 13 6 x
Edward Hall in sixty 63 6o 60 32 13 3
Edward Hall 43 + 60 50 26 11 3
Edward Hail - 45 6o 50 26 11 3
OLIVER DUTTEN, Coll.&or.
New Grantham. Fune 9. 1810, R
), T. Morton,
= At bis Liguor & Grocery flore,
A sign of the Golden Kz, bas jufd
received in addition lo his fore
8 mer flock of Grocerics,
g RANDY, Gin, Rum,
.’j aS B Wines, Sugats, Teas,
" Sperm. Oil, Spanith Cigars,
Liverpool Salt, &c. all which are of
the firft quality, and will positively be
fold as cheap mbe bought in
cown, as he i ‘that no zew
or old" flore 1 him, all
who may pleas their cath
will find the abo ent to be a
falli e
~ Conllant attendance from fun rife
until haif palt ¢ o’clock, evening.
Porter, Sirong and Small Beer, to.
gether with all kin¢ of other Liquor,
fold as above.— A quantity of Essence
of Spruce, at retail. June 26,
Newvhampfbire Union Bank.
THE ~Stockholders in the
- New Hampfbire Union Bank are
hereby notified that rhe annual meet
ing for choosing Direétors will be held
at the Bank on Monday the 2d day
of July next at 3 o’clock P. M. :
_HENRY S. LANGDON, Ca/picr.
Fune 22,1810, . b
i NOFICE g e
THE subscriber being ap.
" pointed -administrator of the goods
and cltate of JONATHAN WIGGIN. Efg.
late of Moultonboro’ in the county of Strafe
ford, and has given bonds as the law direéts, -
all persons indebted to said Wiggin, are re
queﬂcd..gp‘c_all and make ‘Payment to the
{ubferiber. Ndffg’;ls\* &HAN{V%M $ i
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Moultonboro’, Jud:m‘ 4 !&“ ;f 9’ -
N NOTIGER S
7] HE fubfcriberhaving beea.
A appointed by the Judpe of Probatg -
for e Oty o Rkl Gusedanof
e Bﬂlﬂ)"*@"& e
of Rye, hercby eantions o ﬁ«m persons againfy,
ﬁ'wo: trulting him, a 5 no debta of -
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/Rye, June 25, 181 {’&*wx
e RGN e G T -
Rare Sales.
Tobde fold at Public AuTion,
165 Acres Land, commonly
calles he LOUGLAS ESTATE,
three miigs from the State House, oa
the 10ad to Greenla he property
of Geo. Wedtwo Olnaining
g 8 acres of exc hod. Fhe
remainder is | arable ;
laid out in te h a f‘aé
through of ont ds wide,
for the benefic 200 § those wha
may be intereited thét &n. + Any per
{ons wilhing to view the premises,
may call on Mr. Tabor, whose dweil
ing house is adjouining thereto, who
wiil ihew them. the pioperty. The
(ale will be on Tharfday the zd. day
of August next coming, at 11 o’clock
A. M. at Larkin’s Au&ico Room—
where will be’ deposited a plan that
any person incliniog may, by apply
ing have a view of the whole.
Conditions will be made known ag
time and place of {ale. ) _
S. LARKIN, 4u2.
Portfisuth, Fune 26, 1810,
et et e e )
Tortofe. Shett Combs.
J. POND,
. : Har jult received .
A frefh supply of square and
A round topt shell COMBS, of the
newe(t fathions 6w | Junc 26
FRESH LEMONS.
FOR SALE LY ~
Daniel Brown, .
No. 8, Market-Street,
A Few boxes LEMONS, in
prime order,* Fune 26.
" Thurf{day next—rl ;O’d‘u”k‘:‘g ?
At Long Whaet, on board fihr Fames,
300 hhds. Livctppqlg_SAl.{l",‘
in luts to suit purchaflrs—Cinditions Casn.
~ Aay part of che above will b gifpofed of
at private sale, previoas ¢ Thurlday, om
application to the Master ou board or to -
hite 26 - - S LARKIN Aus,
To be fold at Public Axion,
O N Vhurfday the 19-h day of Jas
ly next, at 3 o’clock P. M. at
the Mecting-houfe belonging to the
North or ficß Parith in Poitfmou:h,
the following Pews in said house, for
the Taxes due thereon for the years
1808 and 1809, unlefls prevented by
previous payment—viz—
On the lower fior.
No. 5,9 D. soc.—for 180gi |
18, 8 | Q 0
z 49 4 ¢ do.
ish 4 75 - do,
In lower Gallery.
o - do. .
5> § 6o for 18c8 and 1809
19, § - 0693; : do. do.
26, 2 8o 1809,
: 37, 3 do.
o RgAR do. $
No. 16, in upper Gallery, Sor 1808 and
180910 82z¢. o
JOSEPH AKERMAN,.
5 ' Parish Colictior,
Portsmauih, Juue 26. e