The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-07-03 00:00:00, page 3

of the U. S. Laws reported, that one
copy. be presented to each incorporat
ed town, one to the Governor and
- each member of the Council, one to
“the President and’ eath member of
. 2he:Senate. one. 1 euch Judge of the
Superior Court, one to each Judge of
the Common Pleas, and _each Jufige
_of Probate, one to the Alfjutant Gen.
eral, one to each of the libraries at
.. Darmouth College, one to the Treaf
‘mrer 'and Secretary, and one to the
. Speaker of the Houfe—<which report
WAL RCRADted, | o o R
. Thepetitioners for a Cotton Man.
Manufadtrory at’ Egsbroke’ and for
{;tt‘on and Woolen a{nufa‘ﬂories at
Milford and Amofkeag falls, had’
‘Yeave to bring in bills. [ These have
- been since brought in and paffed.]
gy . Tugfday, Fune 18,
- A committee was appointed to confider
the statutes regulating the times and places
' of bolding the Superior Courts and the
Courts of Common Pleas in.the several
counties. dnd geport thereon. o
. The petition of James Wallace and oth
. ‘ers for a Turupike from Mount Vernan to
Milford, &c -and'that of Charles H. Ather
ton and others for a continuation of the
Sceend N H. Turnpike from Amherst to
- Tyngfborough, were difcuflcd before the.
- two Houfes'in Cénvention, and on motion
.o grant the prayer of the petitions, were¢
-megatived. . Y LB et
. 'The petition®rs for an Insurance Compa
_ ny in Portsmouth had " leave to bringin 4.
ST M . Wednesday Fune 13,
- A bill entitled “ an act inaddition to an
~a¢k to incorporate certain persons for. the'
< purpose of cutting a-canal by the Hie of
Hookfett - falls on Merrimacek. river,” ap
. Proved Ecb. XB, 1796, pafied to be énadted.
.. A committce was appeinted to confider
- ‘#he daws of the State relative to- the relics
of idiowanddiftracted -perfom—alfo idle.
. #nd disorderly persons: and report thereon ;.
‘;i%tréﬁs“ciommimﬁg take irito.confideration.
~itht-laws of “the State for taxing non.refi
: ;at‘ig“‘;s,- ‘and report such -altera ;f%:igmj‘ and a
mendments as MMMncccﬂ'ﬂy )
A bill to alter the name of the town of
Ziétfietd to Mandbefler, paficd tobe enacted.
A rtfolve pafled_diredling, the Sccrctary
o procue a fufficient_number of. printed.
“weopics-of the public Taws of this State, that
. -are nut contained in the last “edition of the;
. Newhampfhire Laws, to furnith each towny
TR oL Te i ey
~_ Fhe Committee, on the petition of Eli
~ Brown reported, That these appears to
" have been much improper congud in the
. Ditc@orsiof the Hillsborough Babk . That
- & Committee of three persons be‘appointed
:by the Legislature w;ﬂwﬂﬁd
. Cording to the refcrvatinns ip,the adkotin
~_Eorporation) t:om%s& tmﬁgﬁr 4’ make
T ducs st get e
el
- fitustion as so I@2@ . Accepteds and
i ez, Eiweds, James Thorm
s e N T ot oy S i
Ait L S at
SR e e T N U s s e el eTR AR B
" purpolt bt cardiny oo e A i
NBtb e L ik i
R R R
New-Hampshire Legislature.,
e sl T o Bowdeyy Yame 1
. 'THE . committece on unfinithed bufinels
reported that the following f{uhje@s re
- mained unfinithed at the last session, viz.
-The report of a 2 committee on the expe™
d’ic,ncxgof building a STATE PRISON ;
‘on-a_State Bank; on a -bill ‘entitled “an
a& for the more ealy partition of lands
and other: real estate ;” on'a bill entitled
“an a& to incorporate certain persons for
ﬂit purpose of locking ‘and canalling the
falls in' Newfouind river ¥ s 5
Meflrs J. T. Gilman;-Cilley, ‘Ha.x_'p,‘cn;‘..
Carr, Tuttle, Osgood, Upham, Wildery
Jeduthun Wilcox and Meferve of the Houle,
and Meflrs. Sanborn and Adanis of the
Scnate, were appointed a commitee to con
fider the expediency,of building a State pril
on \/ ‘ : ke 5 R g
_ A resolve passed that the Treasurer’s office
be kept in Exeter until-otherwise Ordffc_‘f'
A resolve also .pafled that the Seccretarys.
- “office be kept in Concord Meilrs J. TG
man_ |- Blake . Morrill, Beliows and Rix of
the House and Dr. Bartlett of the Senate,
were appointed a committee to take . inte:
ronfideration a law to prevent persons from.
digging up the bodies of dead people. .
I 3 STATE TRE SURY b -
- 'The Committee appointed to fettle with'
‘the Treasurer, made 2 report; a f[ummary:
- wiew of which may be-thus given: = . -
O'd 6 per cent. flocky Dols 51,8 0,3%
pcfcr.rcd 6 per ceaut. 37.962 50 .
: 3percent.. 95134 45
| * g 384907 49
“Opthamlig takes,. 884 95
Bank Stock, '2§,000700
Vaiuc-afuoctes due the State G
. iby estimation) ‘13,093 GO
Uncurrent silver money (by =~ =
cftimation) : , ¥oc 00
_ Cath on-hand, 11,584 48
; . ‘Totaly 7 ~Dols, 233,354 52
¢lt will be seen that more than
half the sanded Rock now remaining
sat an intere(t of 3 per cent. per an
num, an * that the new emiflion mon
ey. State notes, certificates, and or
-ders unpaid, whatever they may a-.
mount to, are a charge againlt the
State, . . L B
Ihe' old 6 per cent Rock will, by
the avnnuity the State teceives, be en
tirely paid-off in- O&ober, 1818, and .
the deferred 6 pet cent. will, from the..
Hame cause, ;bg’te’xtinguiihed in about
fourteen years.” i
A commirtee was appointed to
take into confiteration a law of this i
Btate pafled June, 1807, entitled “an
a& to exempt certain goods and chat- {
teis of debtors from attachment and 1
execution, and make such alterations
and amendments as they shall think™
_proper, and teport thereon to the
RAONEe. (o oy ATtk
- The Committee on the difkribution’
A tgmmittee Was appiiated 14 conhiter
the expedicncy of passing 2 law 10 prevent’
persons from hauling and leawmg f{mall
ftones in the roads and highways and “re
port- thereon to the House; aifc a com
mittce to confider the cxpediency of pafl
ing 2 law rqgulatin(g- the mode of taxing
,Rilll's'fof.co& where several actions are in
ituted on. the fame obligation ' s
: 2 Y Friday, fune x§:
, ghe committee on the getiﬁbn of Albe
‘Cady and otkers for a division of the coun
ty of Chethire, reported an order of notice
for.a day of hearing at the pc'x_tﬁfc'ﬂim_:. !
“Fhe committee on the fubje, reported
that a {uitable firc proof buildiag be eret
ed:in the town of Concord for the fafe
-keeping of the State records, &c; but ap
prehending the time not far distant when
a new organization of some of the countics
would take place, that it was iffexpedient
to crect county houles at present. Accepted,
" A relolve pafled, anthorifing the Treas
urer to borrow a sum of ‘moncy not €X
- ceeding four thousand dollars for the use of
‘the State, provided the. f"“-’;‘." ‘be wanted;
with the direQion that he repay: the [ame
as foon.as the monies are colleGted.
~+ The committee on the State Prison re-:
po?ed that it is highly exzpedient to bave
a State Prison—which report was accepted
by the House, .and non cpncurrcc}) i the
Senate ; yeas 6, nays 6. However,-a com
mittce was appointed to report a place
an cltimate .of ecxpenfe, and to nominate
suitable persons to superintend the building,
the time when it {hall commence, &cs
93 : Saturday - Fune 16.
v%A bill edtitled an act to incorporatea
a company by name of the Corpifb mapu
faltusing rorporation, paiied the FHonfe. -
" +A bill entitled “an a& in addition to an
a& for arranging and regulating the Milis -
tia within this State, and for repealing all
* laws bitherto made for that purpofc, was
- brought' down from the Senate, and having
~been read a‘third time. pafied to be enacted.
I - iPortsmouth. :
. . TUBSDAY, JULY 3, sBIO.
‘ ; . 2 <
Amerwcan Independence !
The Republicans of this town
‘and vicinity are requested to
aflemble at" Yefferfon-Hall, to
morrow morning, at half past
g o’clock. A proceflion will
be formed, and proceed,:un
der the escort of the Light In-
Afantry company commanded
by Capt. Upnawm, through the
principal® streets to the Rew.
Hosea® Barrowv’s Meeting
“houfe, where an Oration will
be pronounced by Mr. Erans,
The proceflion will then return
to Fefferjon Hall to partake of
a collation.——=A f{umptuous
~dinner will be provided at
“Mechanic Hall for fach of our
fellow citizens of this and the
e . g o ; <
‘neighboring towns as are de
sirous of devoting the Anni~
VERSARY OF, THE INDEPRN
DENCE OF THEIR COUNTRY.
to’ innocent ~recreation; joy
and feftivity, .~
: lél?' rs bave been received by the awife
of Samuel-Pray, late mate of the ship
Laconia,Capt. Fobn Walker of this Port,
and owned by Samuzl and Willinm Hale
Efgrs. of Dover, datcd at Bayonne,
March the 16, 1810, whérein bt slates,
he-has. fuffered every thing busdeath in,
prisons and bufpitals, and " iufi recovered
Sfrom a feyere sickness, accafioned by un
‘awholefome air, and dict, and clafe con
finement awith-which heis afflifled.; that
the Merchants awho own the P'ijiva'z:egr,
- whish captured the Lacomia, are defer
mined not to release him, nor allowy him
any affifiance, antil the.money is paid, or
Jecurizy. given for.its payment, whith was
promised on the release of the [bip 3 that
he bas applied to the American Consul
where for afflflance, who kas. afforded noth
ing for his. relics, and that ke depends for
©bis.daily support on charity [rom dmeri
‘can veffelry awhich bave been carried into,
" Franee, and Jbould they be condemned he.
-e‘?zeé?_; 1o better fate than "to-Rarve in
prison, unless fume betler measures are
taken than bas been, 1o ransom bim. {T he
-~ others of the crea that-awere taken out of
the Laconiay are with bim, and [bare
&‘&'{"m fat’. 55 .-y ‘ s ; 2aß: ":J s -
o 0 “Bladk Ll .
- The following letter we fiid in the Nor<
- folk Ledgerof 22d ult. It-is & nanbsome
~comment on our Déclaration of Znéependence
- &sit is proof of the vigor of our govérament
.in support of otr civic rights. The;attroci
ties committed by France have met with the
-honest indigoation of every democrar with
. the'famé promiptitude that thicy execrate the
~attroeities of Great Britain, 'We will ven~
s, 'ﬁi" the following passes
Shrough the ordeal f feeral prints without
Haumwmerb% -
iy AN e, ﬁel@g'gg barit
gi’h gﬁl;%a’fhlmft&"sta&
.of Virgig 4@‘% erfons whose names are
‘fubjoined, have been imprefled and. sent. ot
ik ?g_f e an fij« :g:
ey "i”" PN eRETE MR T
V‘;a{"“ - am ouf obedient .Zs‘v ﬁ%« st “F‘:se
6ot o B Mo Pt
o M iir Wilham Thompfor eputy S
4 ;’;"w *by&’ ,”;’f., *%&ﬂ?ﬁ”’?% "
F ‘The Legislature of this State' adjourned
[ot Wedne{day lait. : A ol
. Charles Walker, Esq having resigned the
office of Deputy Secretary . William Picker
ing Elq. of Greenland has been appoifited to
thatotfiee, [© et i
- The Oracle piblithes the docu
ments received by the John Adams,
so . tar as’ they relate joo our as
fairs’ with France, but totally omits
those which-relate "to, England, with"
this brief remarks’ ¢ The Jefpatc hes '
from 'Mr. “Pinckney aré of very Hrtle -
- confequerice, Felacing merely to some
explanation relpefting ' the blockade
~prior tothe date of the French Berlin
decree ”” - The falt'is, the documents
~which they have omitted, conviéts the
- Federalifis of faifhnod, in their asser
tion. that the Britith Orders in. Coun
cil-were iffued in vefaliation of French’
_decrees, whereas the Britith minister .
“admits that a Britith blockading de
_cree is-in-force, bearing date in May,
1806.© This 4t once fixes the point .
who c‘om_mgt‘tg‘éd__ft“hc-infringemenf on
~neutral rights. . Still the federalifts, -
by withholding. the documents, itnpofe on
their- readers, " th{elif)beligf;that Britain
~had committed ¥4 snnevation on nen
- tral rights, till she was urgedito it in
[elf defence by. the.dcerees of France. - i
. . While:we scorn to dpologize forthe
immense ‘wrongs - ‘committed by
- France, we should hold the pictare
“fair ; and though priority of" offence -
. cannot fandify the monstrous aggref- |
_fions of both belligerents, public opin- |
!’ ion should not be formed by mangled -
}'ﬁr one’fided ﬁfitez""ijn&ts.: L SR
G H t S OMARRIEDS
. In Epsom,; MrSimuel Lord, Merchant,
| ofthis town, to Miss Nancy D. M'Clary.
- At New-Tp{wich, NH Mt Alva Tib
“bets, t 6 Miss Rachacl Wheeler .- =
~_ In this Town on Sunday evening, by the |
Rev. Joseph Walton, Mr. John Nutter, .to |
MifsNaney Loyd > .7/ = Smni o 0
LONDON..GOODS.
lW m. Jonesjr.
8- this day.opening a varicty
& of Fancy and Staple Lon
. don Piece Geods. - Fuly 1.
~ Lemon Juice,
Per gallon o fimallgr quantity, for sale by -
Ij " 'This hag beeh tried by the Lovers of Ppuch, .
_and by tlimrmwh@ﬁ to- be. cs;ﬂmb
e ﬂavoe o ﬁ'eﬂx - og.‘“,md i; mhyt W
“for.about one quarter part the expencec *
i T ?u’ivéﬁ e s A e Yot
”P@"gf&lﬁdﬁ Marine_Society.
TH Members of said Society
A -will please to take notice, that.
~ theif annual theeting will be holden
Bt the Cotirt House on the ad, Tues.-
ddy of July iaR. ai 3 o'clock B. M.
4 éﬁ &uil arendance is requefie £
Rem GE F. SMI g I Sec'pd
Losulya. s 5 MM;@Z‘E%
‘ m’“ ~‘*’ff§;%ﬁ
Lo HIDDEN & TRUNDY.
P %WM
Bt I e RIS ST R e L s R )
R L e
' j’il j.«‘-.;;' ‘}A:‘/ﬁ{-ff, .’-{;: 2 } /;7’ x 5 % B}7 -:g.?j
22, Salem, slate of 'Mr{dcbw,tre“ ¥e
James Symionids, born 02'27,1783,ap43
At e
James Curry, born Fan. X 6, 1773, aged
.4 27, dttio . !;f ! ¥ -
Alex.' Lather; born Of}. 26, 1787, aged
SRR e s
Amos Paul, born April 21, 1779, aged
- 30, Wafbington county: -
Fobn Hinton, born Dec. %6, 1986 aged
e TAS U TN e ’:
" William Frezler,born Faly 16, 1785,
aged 23, Harve de Grace, Hartford
~_ county, slate of Maryland. |
* Fames Stanton born Ifégf 7s 1790, aged
' 19, Baltimore counfy.” ;
George Fobunfen, born Det. 16,1 788,aged
21, Sag Harbour, State of New York.
Benfamin Hutchins,born dug 16,1782,
~ aged 28, City of New York.
Fames M’Carty, born Dec. 27, 1976,
_aged 33, do. o Egs
Samuel Greaves born 064. 13, 1787, aged
.22, New ~Market, New Hampshire.
Jobn Harden, born Fane %7, 1979, aged
- 30,Dickereck Craofs Royds, Delaaware.
George Prince,born May 79, 1780, aged
29, Newburyport, Massachusetts. "
William Smith born May 29,1779 3.aged
Thomas Bdi'lcy‘,ffof%ﬁ{ 151790, aged’
19, Portland, Staté so Mafnbuﬁm.
.27, City of'Neﬁ”'?é'bﬁ, g
- Jokn Robertsy born Murth 14, 1791,
o ageda B,Réad'ihgsﬁdreqf Penn[ylvdm'a.
Fames Coleman, born Marchlg, 1774.
- aged 3%, City of New Yorki
- Benjamin Skaw; -born Fan 14, 1787,
‘ aged 21y Alexahdria. -
Henry Young, born Aup. 5, 1788, aged
-2%, Baltimore county, flateof Mary-
So R e
Chasles=Thompfon, born - Fanuary. 33,
1786, aged 23, New York, slate of
C o New York AT
Tofeph Prity; of Bofor. 0
L Mr. Fofeph Pitty of Boston, -mate of
the ship Hercules, was also impressed, but
sawas releajed by a ‘Habeas Corpus: ~ The
‘captain of the ship Hercules, fubjuiny bis
~certificate that the pé}ﬁm above named
‘were impressed,- and ‘aere on board the
thip - Pranicefs: WTR, WA
R b AN AT KR
Bdég;m? Ca/l,» Oté‘fzf éE)’t’}lCJ.‘ ‘7
: THE Sublcribers have lately re. !
& ceived and intend to keep con.
- Rantly for sale, at their shop, sign of
_ the Broad Axe, Norchend, °
“ Patent Cast Steel Scythes.
- Among us, Scythes of this kind have
hardly beganto be knawn ; but in the
Southern States: they are highly ap
‘proved and in ‘general use.—Those
who are acquainted with calt fßeel
tools it is confidently believed will
- readily give the Scythes here recom.
mended the preference to all others.
} ‘ ALSO FOR SALE,
German Steel Scythes of the
best quality ; being: a consignment,
they will be fold for cath only. -
The fublcribers continue to make
all kinds of edge tools of the Patent
Steel kind, except Scythes and Hoes. "
L A~ JORNCE ‘HIEL,
. ' JAMES BARTLETT.
_ Portsmouth, July 3, 1810.
- . RUM,
NTOW landing from = Schooner
A. ¥ Ranger and for sale by EBEN.
EZER THOMPSON—W. I Ram
As Qe guelng. ) Fuh i
- Mr. Wrifford,
RE SPECTRULLY - gives
-4 % notice, th:t he proposes to give
inftru®tion in the art of Writing, at
the Assembly-room, in V.ughen-ftreet
==lo " commence on Fnday_ ne'xt.--»,-
Those who may be disposed to attend
will please to make application in due
season.— By Mr ‘W’s method of in
firuction, persons of suitable age and
capacity may acqdire a fair, regu
lar band; by the use of 12 exercises,
153 hour at each. Females will be at
tended to- in one part of the day, and
males in the other Infiru&tion will
be given io parties of 12 or 1§ persons
in each class—Having 'been fuccefs
ful in every part of the Country—
made muchiimprovement both in style
and mode of teaching, and also baving
reduced the terms of inlkru&ion, some
~more than haif his" former price, he
flatters himfelf with good encourage
~ment in Portsmouth. = T
-+ “Specimens of improvement made
by others, and all reasonable docu
ments in testimony of the utility of
his infiru&ion, will be offered in abun
dance, a few of which are exhibited.
For further particulars enquire of Mr.
Ranp, at Mrs. Biiard’sin High fireet
or' Mr. Tappan’s Bockflore.
~ Mr. Wrifford’s mode of instruction .
is approved of, and recommended to
the improvement of the public by
" His Excellency Joun Lancpox,
The late Governor Smits,
.. And Governor GiLman
~&hnd wrany of ‘the.principal gentls.
-men io Portfmeuth, T
- JOHN GODDARD, |
" DANiLR ROGERS, "
© JOHN PEIRCE, :
WILLIAM BOYD, et
. H. S LANGDON, &c. &c.
SR R e
Ebenezet Thompson
“Has for sale atXlJi: Store Bow fireet.
- 20’ Bales Georgia Cotton ; "'
12 Chelts Souchong Tea ;
10 Boxes Havanna Sugar;
20 Barrels bone mjddlings Pork ; =
‘2OO Quintals scale Fish ; | _
Job dB; Coddod |~ St 4
,Coarse Balt, Cod Lines and Seifies §
‘I2OO Red Oak Shooks 3~ s
6009 Oars 5~ - L
3000 papers Liamblack ; SN
Fig Tobacco. ' Faly 3, 18io.
T State of Newhamplhire, Chefbire .
WY OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident owners of land in
‘the town of PACKERSFIELD, in
said county, who have not paid their
tazes for the year 1808 ; that unless
they pay the fame, so much of their
land as will pay the fame, and all l¢-
gal charges, will be fold at public ven
due, at the house of Josiah Melvins,
in said Packersfield, on Monday the
- day of September next, &t ten
‘©o’clock.in the forenoon. et
VBN g e
© Schiltax S RIRS B ¢
| Towntaxo g SR T 2 E
~Si?te£9’€aanbv S e J-oi
Highway tax o' 358 N /i
Valweofland 2 G&8& g i
Heres pafiwr. 9202 RS
N b iiel gR, e,
wlld land § .8= RS g
Vo Range Oz RS
o N det 2 s . g‘&g
B gl Ry e
Araiies eVR *!r-g Nl
e e ﬁgga%%*
S G eDS R o
o ?# h s‘;g T
M EPE R I
U T BBNN b e
Re e e
& 11*’: -?i;" aneses
“will vetarn the fame shall be rewatded
: Mgf;ﬁ 4 ?"”"Cﬁfﬁwé"i‘{% ‘i’? Aa%r,fg& W&é ;v ;
S b ol sl eel &
e Flmtery, ot o JURYAg.
SALiis AT AUction.
- Saturday next==l2 o’clock;
i R i N ‘Sarus.
fexeEna{pE 7of July nen
13 s s ™ -wl"be “OI(‘I at 3
RS NEEYAR Public Auion
e ot (if Ot previously
YR ISR TS Ta Sy < ‘;Pf‘e lO y
dloa iy ae . one balf of 4 three
Rory House, situated in Pitt. @reet
formerly the property of the late Mr,
Joun STavers, deceased—containing
fix Chambers, twolower Rooms and
Kitchen, Aquedn@ in the cellar, with
a good Yard and Well of water, and
every way calcdlated for a Tavern, or
Boarding House—Sale will be on the
premises, at 12 o’clock T erins liber
al, made known at_the fale—for furs
theréaarti»culars enquire of JAMES
A.GEDDES, on ih- nremiles, aor
NS S. LARKIN. AB,
__Portfmouth, July 3. 18,0 ©
W ILL be foid ‘at the Fire and
Marine Injfurance ffice, 40
shares belonging to said company,
Sale at said office on Wédnefday lith
of July 1810. ° - D i
Alfo—~out of doors a small quan
tity Coos Bills. ani a small French
Watch R - .
Portfmwtb.}:_f?u.ﬁv 3 e
To be rold at Pubric suction,
- 165 Acres Land, commonlip
called the DCUGLAS ENT 4TE,
three miles from thé State House, on
the road to Greenland==the property
of Geo. Wentworth, ' Esq. containing
98 acres of excellent Woodland. * The
remainder ts in paftiring and arable ;-
laid out in tenacre lots, with a road
.through of on® and » half rods wide,
for the benefit and use of those who
may be interested therein. Any per
sons withing to view the premises,
may call on Mr Tabor, whose dwell
ing house is adjoining - thereto, who
wiil shew them the property. The
{ale will be on Thursday the 2d. day
of August next coming, at 11 o’clock
A. M. at Larkin’s Au&®ion Room—
where will be deposited a plan-that
any person inclining may, by apply
ing have a view of the whole. -
Conditions” wiil be made known at
time and place of sale. .~ ,
- & LARKIN, Aus.
__ Portfriouth, Fure 26,18 .o
HILLSBOR_O’; v Cheshire
& X and Coos Bills, will be t:ken
all this month at a difcoun:. for Eng
lith and Tadix'Goods it c: {h orices by
JAMES RUNDLET.
~. Portsmouth, July 3. |
e e S TR e e
- TURNPIKE NOTICE.
N OTICEis hereby given to tha
"X N proprictors of Dover Turnpike
road, in- Néw- Hampthire, that by rea.
son of the illegality. of notice for the
aunual meeting in Febroary last, the
proprietors loft ‘their right to tranfa@
the business of said corporation, and
the fubferiber being’ I_e'gagy authorifed
by an aédt of theGeneral Court of New
Ham pthire passed the 9th of June;
1810, to call a meeting of the said
‘proprietors, they are hercby notified
that a meeting will be held at Mr.
Nathggiel W Ela’s inh, in Dover, on
Man@zi._thc 231 of July next, at'sg
o’clock P. M. for the following pur
poses—To choose a.moderator to gov
ern said eeting, toeledt by ballot a
Llerkfor the current year, and five
Directors, a Treasurer and two Au
ditors; - and to-adl vpon any other
matters, the :proprietors may deemi
expedient ghen conveneds
S NG
b BERAN AWAY |
F&OM the fubferiber’s farm in
.. Barniftead, on“the night of the
17th ult. an indented apprentice boy
named ROBE. LYDSTON, near 17
years old ; took with him’ confidera.
ble of _cloa'tﬁing &c. fomhe marked
R- L. Heis tall for*his age, dark
comple&ion, brown" hair, and very
fﬁl}.;frgckkd,ilia‘!ga-law cut {car on bis. -
ﬁh‘ leg with two scars on his foresy
Béad, one of them over bis righi eve ..
whoever will .return said apprentice
with-his clotbes, to the ot my farm
in Barnftead, withio twénty days as:
ter date, shall then receive Fiftcer
Dollars and nmotﬁeﬁ..ﬁéb@gﬁejg All
persons are ﬁ"%y forbid. harboring:
ar trusting said Runaway, or carrying |
him off, if they wish to avoid the pens
altyofithe law. = - LOOO v g
- RICHARD SALTER.
o Rortfmoutb, July 2, 1810, . .
. New Military Work |
SEE S JURR PUBLISEED, YO
-\ Deld kxercife, and Madcuvres:
of the French nfanury. iffaed Aug 5
¥res of the Field Artillery with lafan
‘wi be. LXMEIE N N
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