The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1809-01-03 00:00:00, page 3

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E Porsmouty,
TUESDAY, FANUARY 3 1809.
e A I v e
Embargo operations in - England.—
ant of room’ prevents our giving
pious exiralts from the Elverpnol
ice Current, of the 4th uitimo. We
wever notice,that cotton hag advane:
in price from December 1807, to
¢ above date, mare thanone jfmn
red per-cent—~Tobacco nearly two
undred, and many other articlss in
roportion. Wheat f{tands at 14/9 to
/. sterling, equal to 3 dols. 2810 373
ts. per buthel ; other grain in pro
ortiog. - Other channele of inform
tion, quote potatces at 5/ t per
uthei. ' These prices do not look as
if the refltri€tions on American com
merce was so very comfortabl=to G.
Britain, as her partizans in this coun
try have vaken {o much pains'to make
us believe. Thice dollars and 33 cents
for a bushel of wheat, is a dreadfal found
to a 2 man who receives only fifteen or
- cighteen cents a day for his labor
‘ [ Democrat.
Prices current at Survimam. O&. 9 flour
6> dollars per barrel ; beef 50, pork 65 ; tar
40. ‘This place, like nlany of the islands,
are uader Britith protection, and probably
muf} have large fapplies of provifious from _
the umpkxgﬁ!%-:ﬁ:lé in whish her
prot=&or roves uadifturbed. Britain keep
ing e seas to herfelf, is like a man’s keep
- ing tavera without apy provisions for his
guelts, bt LB LDelter,
Alllo¥es of igdividuals, all insults and
injuries fuffcred. by our country; from
Fraince, Englaad and Spain, fix months after
the embargo, are justly thargeable to the
indecent, impolitic an} unjust violence of -
the Opposition toour government, and. its
neceffigry measures of defence; the leaders -
of which Opposition, difgafted with cqual
rights, inflamed with ambition and difap
painted in their desire for office, hesitate not, in
the heat of their refeatinent, to cut away
the glerious flardard of Independence and national
refpedi, and to surrender their bappy country
up to the horrors of civil avar, foreign in=
#rigue, ‘and Britifp woflzlaze I We «think,
however, this- mad, intriguing Britith mioe
iftry, will ‘eventually have as much reason .
to curse our choice fpé#its for their deception, »
2s 2 former ministry had for cursing their
afociates, Hutchinson and Gage, for the de
ception by which fbe Joss her cclonies, and
wwe gained OUT INDEPENDENCE. . - [ Datedtor,
- Carvrisrg, (Penn.) Dzc. 21. !
-~ '"MARCHING ORDZERS.
- Captains Irvine and Peters, of the
light Artillery, have' received orders
to march for Pitt/burg on Saturday
next ; and from letters received by
the other officers, it is expeéted that
thq whole of the troops will have or
ders to leave this in a short time,
Accounts from *Waﬂﬁngton,:‘”fays“
_the Baltimore N. American, Rate,
that about 4000 troops are to be col
le&ted” at New ' Orleans, ugder the
command of General Wilkinson.—
The obje@ of this -movement.is vari
auily stated. ' All we can be. certain
of is, that something is ﬁia._a§itati-0n;
It is said that agents are employed.
here and elsewhere to hire tranfports’
for the conveyance of the troops..
: ; s ‘,~" go gy .'-9, BN a 5
. MURDERERS RESCUED ! .
- Weare informed by a*gentleman- diret
from Cafline, that on the pight of‘the 16th
inst. the men confined in that pis.c for the .
Outrage.and Murder committed at the Ie
of Holt, were attempted to be tefeued by 1
band of ruffians ‘35 or 20 in number, dis- |
guised, armed with muikéts aud other wea
~@bience of -thic gaoler, demanded the keys
_-of the person to whom they were' entrusted.
~‘with a presented piltol at his breuft s having.
v ﬁm tained them, they procecded and unlock
- Wehe doots ; when &> of .the. B eonfidel
‘rufhed forward and escaped the vigilanee
_of the guard, (two men) who immediately
" giies oot eyl e zpe
é Tave o comvineing evidence ‘of
_ the accomplices of the British in this coun
vy, mwho, id" the face of all autbority and -
VAR dalainicn . W h the diates of their
- Dieeling papérs, only wait the wafsb-word,
:.-7.‘ R oy A.. RTINS L* JRERErn 4% _é.,g
- NEWS FROM CANADA.
.- & letter from a gentleman in Mon
treal to his relative 1a this city, dated
Dec. 8. 1808, HRates, that, the day
before, trcops were pafling in large
numbers, from Upper into Lower
Canada=—that the noz-intercourfe law
would be viewed as a declaration of
avar—and that 10,000 {tand of arms,
and a large quantity of ammunition,
bid been sent to the [lndians, who
have *engaged to aid.the Britith in
prosecuting the war. :
We are informed that these fafts
have been communicated to Qe Pre
sident of the Uaited States.
§ ek . [Baltimore Eve. Poss.
. No doubt—preparations are mak
ing in Canada and Nova:Scotia,—
~ Bat, they are only @oring up spoils to.
reward American valour, if war takes
place. They are providing for de
fence—for 3s to their inyading us, the
idea is laughable. Their fleets, to be
_fure, may annoy us on the Atlantic.
coalt—and the savages of the N. W,
may scare a-few women and children
on the frontiers : but, fnjured dmeri
~cans only ¢ stand likc grey hounds in:
“flip,”” impatiently waitiag the signal
for vengeance. ‘T Whig.
MR. GA” LATIN'S REPORT.
" The clear an¢ lucid exposition of the pub
lic finances in th: report of the Seerctary
of the Treafory must certainly firike convic
tion in the mind of every man of the integ
-rity and ability of the prefeat adminftration.
This report presents a firiking - edntraft-of
the fituziion ofour finances at present, to the
year 1797, when on the eve of a war, with
trance: Profulion and extravagence during
-the “reign of terror” was the -order of the
day—the cxalt counterpart -now presents
itfelf to public view : The cxpedacions of
the republicans at that day, have been more
rhan gratificd in the “change: of administra
tion. The disposition of the former were pro
pelling us headlong into an unnecessary war
sos the consummation of designs inimical to
cur national character and independence -
‘Thofe of the latter have been ‘directed to
the promotion of our national happiness.
The axiom, that a “ public debt is a public
bicfling” has been exploded, and the expeii
ence of cight years have proved the fuper
101ty .‘_o‘f the present over the preceding
admimfiration. Daring the four years Mr.
Adams was at the hcad of affairs, the na
tional debt, with accumulated revenue in
creased to 12,000000 dollars : during the
tlgﬁlt years of Mr. Jefferfon’s administration,
- with a toral annihilation of internal revenue
i the national debt has decreased 33,600,000
- dollar#—~What 2 Neiking contrast ! By this
- report, it will be perceived that even ig case
- of war for two years to come, no additional
E increase of the public debt will be neccflary,
- from the refovrces already within the reach
~ of goverumeat, notwithstanding the total
' occlusion of commerce. The report itfeifis
~ #0 able perfocganes;and certaiily does hon
or to the fimancizl chara®er of its authar.
' ' { Baltimore Aumerican.
PICKERING'S SPEECH
In the Senate has now been for some
- time before the public.” It has excited a
general burst of indignation among genuine
Americans. The interest of the Britifp crown
could not have been more ardently defend
ed, in the American Senate, had an accredited
agent been {uffered to represent his moss fucred
majefly in the Senate houle and have ffaredin
the debate. For sophistry, insolence, lying
and misrepresentations its equalisonly found
in the letters of the Britith Secretary of
+ State for foreign affairs. Pickering contends .
that the embargo hasmade no impression what
ever on the belligérents. This point is in
couteftibly untrue, or why has the Britith
cabinet issued a proclamation inviting our
citizens in the most abandoned manner to
violate our own laws in order to supply her
colonies with the common neceflaries of
life ? That the embargo #z/ls in Great Britain
every arrival from that country furnithes us
with Jetters bearing irresistible teltimony, in
afmuchas it has depriv:d in a great measure
her manufaturers of the raw materials ne
cessary to her commercial existence, Thé em
bargo has lopped off the most lucrative part
of thetrade of the Britith empire. The flag
of the United States has hitherto served to
- convey the products of G Britain to all quar
ters of the globe, to which Britith veflels
- were retufed an access. Thigoutlét is now
~ totally cut off in the present state of things.
The high price of lumber, naval ftcres and
~ provision, in every island of the Welt Indics
-bear incontrovertible svidence that the em
- bargo has made a very frong impression. Possi
bly Mr. P. means that the American ‘em
~ bargo may have made o imprefion on the'
- cabingts of#rance and England-: - here again
- Timothy is at itlue with truth ; or, why do
“the belligerents invite infracionsof our laws?
What:a thame it is to observe an:old man on
the verge of eternity facrifising the best in
“terefts of bis conatry and enrolling his name
on the [croll of cternal infamy, to gratify a
base and malignant paflion. With unparal
- lelled effcontory Pickering tells the public
that the embargo was recommended. by our
administration and adopted by the National
Legislature in obedience to the mandates of.
imperial France. The proof “of the fallacy.
of this affertior has been 'for some time in
public” review, anterior to the malighant
faifehood of tuis Lafc and abandoued char
acter. The threat of jafurc¢éiionin the
New England (tates serves only to display
the inveierate malice of the'imporent opposition *
of which the benorab’e Senator is at the head.
Blasted be the tongue of that American who
utters, and withered he his hand, who writes:
fentimeirts and opinions hostile to the.inde
peadence of this couatry. - ° ; :
It is matter of {urprife and aftenifhment,
to know how the admirers of Piqke:.ing can
find a similarity of comparison in the char.
aiters of, Timothy and Ariftidés: Modern
or ancient history presents us with the cliar
acteriftig traits of no two men so exadily dis
similar. thc charaller of Aristides is thus giv
en : he *“ was solid and steady, inflexibly just,
incapable of using fal{chood, flattery, or de
ceit.” Who dares impugn those excellent
qualities to our modern Greek ? He certainly.
pattakes of noneyof them. It isfearcely
poflible to find a prototype “for Timothy in
all the annals of Greece or Rome. Cataline -
and Syphax prefeat the most prominent col
ours for the pencil of the arci}. Aristides
‘was botha soldier and a flatefman : Timothy
may-be bo’tb,__butjf;the baser kind. - Nei
m#ﬁw;” :ﬁggﬁ"ﬁ"ld,;jm; wifein council,
‘he,,“grc{emhﬂanchuly piéture of human
folly and wickedness. =~ [Zbid.
. Jobn Rapdelph ~This gentieman, who is
fowery declamatory against the adminis
tration, and whose exertiens are ' directed
with {0 much willybut - {o little force against
the embargo, ought not to forget what he
{faid ia 1806, when speaking 6f our relations
~with Gredt Brirain, and the ‘courfe he
would advise, obferves—< T would (if any’
- thing) Have laid an embargo. _This would
have got our own propesty, and our adver
o Aarics into our power. If theFe is any wif-.
/dom left among us, the firft flep towards
wheftility will always be aﬁ%&mo, In
‘t-n@%ﬁqﬁh;ﬂ_f:‘ll@you} mercantile megrims.
would vanith. As to vs, although it would
cut deep, we can sand it, Wibout such a
Precaudton, gavo whé wbin yo wilh you. g 0
‘g:;"“‘;x ‘How can this#ittle man get ovér
3 : En 5 AT Tt 7 s
: §"’g'?n%m ta % A e
S4f iw’s opinions, always i the wrong,
s Py Obpby e w 7
s sl sSV ieginle Aagus, -
RS e e T et
* quiteln characaee for M. Gurdinier todefend
i ee M TR e
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¢ Complete - Justice
’ l YHE Complete Justice of the Peace, con-’
taining extracts from: Burn’s Justice,
and variousother juﬂigiary,{p;bdué’tions,thc
whole alteréd and made conforniable to the
laws and manncrs of .admupiftering Juftiee,
particularly in New-Hampthire ; compris
ing the practice, authoeity and duty of Jus
tices of the Peace, with fopms and. proced
ents relating thereto. by a gentleman exp®-
rienced in the profeflionand pracice of the
Law. =~ The above ' Volame ought to be
in the hands of every Juflice of the Peace
in Newhampthire ; they may now be had
at C. PEIRCE’s Bookstore, in Daniel-ftrect,
Portsmouth, for only 15/ gach, but may rife
as (oon as the Embargois off. Jan. 3.
% State of Neawbampbire, Coes, [J
NOTICE is hereby given; to the non
? resident proprictors and owners of land
in the town es ADAMS ig said county, who
have not paid their highway, county, town
and school taxes for the year 1808 ;, that so
‘much of their land will: be fold at public
vendue at my dwelling-houfc in said Adams_
on the Sixth day of Maech next, at'ten of
the clock in the- fogenoon, as will pay faigl; :
taxes together with all legal costs, unless
preveiged by previous payment to me the
TOBEmeE. o =R Y R
P A SRR I R P ta
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o etors Nawmesy ;88 g BidaWiew
' Chiarled Mary 77 - get o 4 |
sots, do.. .. 2 100 §3 438292
T, N e ’, :%‘-_,a»"g S Y s L 0
120 eOO EB4E Biady.
Gooodenc C 4100 5343 8203
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o do, " 600 5341 Sugh
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- ceeidon e g 30088 43 ;,»;z
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sﬁ!‘mm X 100 ‘if ﬁﬂ 0 29%
Yot onih Al Gt e P -8 RS Ge iy
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s %%*ﬁ'ﬁ% } 200 17 30 119
i Lot T l;.&'{}‘a{{: ‘.,,,v;%@ T il BT .ﬁ"gﬁ 4 T
Pirtof algtdo. 90/ 98 611 4r
N -',‘ SSR TR D N oet Vt“g“‘“‘fn‘?’k £ a:'-&;‘-{...ﬁ;_‘
Moses Bickford, 100 40 4 7 ?ﬁy
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} V!RGINI.A*,LEGISLJ%TUR;E.
7 T T g %o
. The House of Delegates of Virgin.
/i 3 a State; ever foremoik: ity the day of
: da_’}gs‘fag_lﬁgg}manimw/b ‘adopted the
;;@@wmg.;rsféludom‘, which are pre.
faced by am able exposition of the state:
3 Offth}‘g; CORNLLY.- vo, wawd e N
- 1. Resolved, That it is better for us:
to cease to exist as-a nation,.than o’
“exist - under dishonor and - violated
DRI T e
2. Resolved, That the ﬁfgfqmyﬁs of
Great Britain and France, have in
fringed our honor ; have violated cor.
rights, have usurped upon our sover
eignty as an independent nation. = .
- 3. Refofved, Thar we will'fland by
the government of our country ; ‘and
that we will support them with the
lat cent of our treafure’ and the last
drop of our blood, in every mesfure,
either of defence .or oifence; which
thiey may ge'em expedi€at,. 10 vindi.
cate our injured honor and our vio
lated rights. A
1o the Public in General,
AND TO CHRISTIANS IN
- Particular, of every Denommissation.
'\VHILE ‘Jooking over: the World, and
-viewing the dilirefled fituvation of
almost all the nationy of the eagih, and the.
general calamities in which {mgb?ﬁnﬁ
are involved, in consequence of the desolat
ing wars which ha- for many years past ex
isted in foreign countries, and with which
we now appear to be threatened, we cannot
but fecl a deep concern for this and the
other nations of the earth, whose pride and
wickednefs has incurred the difpﬁ:afure of
a just and holy God—And under .these
weighty and solemn impreflions, ¢ Tue
CHRISTIAN CHURCH 15 PorTsmourn,”
feeling it their duty #nd privilege, have
agreed to set apart a day for Public FAST
ING anp PRAYER,--and fincercly desire
that all CurisTiaws, of the different.denom
inations, in this and the adjacent towns,
would meet on that day, at their places of
‘worfhip; to implore the God of all grace,that
He would so dispose the hearts'of the Rulers
among all Nations, that a {peedy termina
tion of the long and desolating wars might
take place—that a umiverfal prace, eflab
lithed nn the broad base of Justice might
be long enjoyed thtoughout the World,that
the inhabitants of the earth might break off
their fiss by righteonfnefs, and their inigui
tics by turning to the Lord who will have
mercy, and to our God whewill abundantiy
pardon,—that the kingdoms of ‘this world
may become the kingdoms of our Lord and
his Christ, that the Prince or Peace who
has the ‘GOVERNMBNT ON HIS §HOULDER,
may take to himfelf his great power and
reign over us, and dwell among us—that
He would inspire our Rulers with that wif.
- dom which ils from above, ¢ which is firil
pure, then peaeeable, geotle, easy to been
‘ treated, full of mercy and good fruit; with
out Partiality and without hypoeri{y”~-that
the judgments with which we are threatened
might be averted-—'-th,a_q_hc would pour out
Hls spiriT upon ail fleth—that the Grori
ous Gosezr, which breaths ¢ prace anp
coeD wiLkt, might be knowh 20d enjoyed
from the rising of ‘the Sun~to the going
down thereof. =~ = . :
‘We therefore most ;".‘;iévoutly'wiﬂx that
ats who shall feafonal.y seAr of this ap
pointment. would meset in the different
Towns and States, on THURSDAY rTue
TWELFI'H pary or JANUARY Instant,
for the purpose above mentioned. -
N.B. Tbe Printers in general who wish for
PEACEK, are requefled to givetbe abovea place
limtheir refpedive PArERS, Pl
. Btate of ‘Nm/:mpﬁn‘re, Gt ff.
{ NOTICE is hereby. given to: the
- LN proprietors and owaers of land,
~in the T\ bw_nlbi‘;‘)g,.,{(#:;(;qfqéridge, Sutcefs
and Barker’s- Location, all in the coun.-
- ty of Caos aforefaid.; that the under--
- signed Eheniff of said county, hath re.
- ceived from the Treasurer of said
county, extents.for the colleGion of
county taxes on. said towns ard loca
tion for the year 1866, autherifing
and commanging him the {4id Sheriff
to colle& from the said towns and To.
cation, the several sums due and affix
ed to eacl town and location several
ly —viz.— . R -C.
SUCCESS,. = ¢
. CAMBRIBGE, A P 8
. BARKER'S-LOCATION, %5183,
Therefore so much of said Toivrnl_’hips and
Location, as will pay said taxes and inciden
tal charges, will be fold at public vendue on
the x3tly day of March next, at teno'clock,
A.M, at the dwelling-house of Jonatham
Smith, inu-holder in Lancaster in (aid coun
ty, unless prévented by previous payment
to.me the fubferiber. :
LEVI WILLARD, :
- Sheriff of Coosr Goiunty.
December 20, 1808. ¢
State of Newhampihire, Grafton . 1
NO’I‘ICE is hereby given to the nod-ref
-4N ident-proprietots and cwoers ofland ¢
win the town of HAVERHILL, in said coun
ty; wite have not-paid sheir town, fehool;
county and highway taxes for the year 1808;
that so much of each delinquent’s I'snd wiil |
be fold at public vendue at the dwelling- |
house of Capt. Benjamin Morse, in said Ha
verhill, on Thursday the 2d day of March
next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon,
as will pry said taxes with incidental char-.
ges, unless prevented by previous payment,
. | " .
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Names of Bs@ Koo, nighs.
Cravtees. -3 § § % %8 R
P R Cid. @ 0
James Newing 70 55 8 45 9¢ 430
: 7055 N 452 e 430
A 40°27 'SS N 5 iy 0
Jacob Hail koufe lot 3¢ dpmead. 52 29 5 g 7 |
A 7o undiawn 45 28 4go
_ 70 do. 45 22 4 3o
f et 40 18. N 15 8110
Johe Nelfon' 70 undrawn 45 92 43>
5 iy 70 do, 45 22 4 30
SO ORI L R R T P
Jobe Hallings 50013 18 ranges 2 29 5 g 7
| 79 33 N ' 35 20 4 g 5
A 70 245 N' 45 02 4g%
Lemuel Tucker 40 30N 35 85 19
Jobkn Herriman 70 gs' Ni 45 23 4 55
, 7050 N = 45 22 430
gy 40 6'B 15 8119
John Hall 40 g+ 8 45 22 430
| 70 584 N 45 22 430
Moses Foster 70 30 N 4522 ¢go
‘ 27941 'N 45 93 430
: 40. 2.5 15 B i're
Edmusd Colby 70 6: N 45 22 439
o 40 1488 15 8 1o
Fokn Hazen jun.4o 18% 8, 15 -8 110
Richard Pattee g 0 3 S 15 81 y 0
- Nath’l Merrill: 70_49§ N 45234 30
g o 40 9gh' S 15 81 10
Joba Halc - 70 20~ 8 4492 §BO
ot i oyt N e g ga
SRy 40 ¢ N . 15 81 g 0
e i oAI - zotthen the . ‘
John Moores 100 8 rangesiog 48 11 74
B 70 8t S 45 22 430
Rpud '4‘o!%‘ Noiag B sas
S 7016 N 4520 430
Ebenczer Hale 100 5 2d7angeß2 44 848
io 70 4GS 4A4 gl
i ko7 529 N ek 29 430
John Wentworth §7O 10 S 23 11 215
-, : half7o 60 S g 3 11 015
Naib’Lßartell 40 12 N 35 81 10
; o RBOJR. e TR
Enoch Hall keufe lot 27 meadow fe 29 6 37
s 100 t 1 2d range 83 44 8 58
- 70 4.9 .45 32 4 30
eAR B G R R o
T 40l Na w3B 8 80
B AR
Abr’m Dow house lot 18 méadow 52 29 5' 37
1 . 100 11v'1fivange 83 44 8 58
AT 179745 45 23 430
o g Rl SRET. 40 2N grid”
o ‘4O 87° N 15 8 1 10"
Benoni Wright 40 83 N 15 81 10
Timothy Bedel 40 28 N . 15 81 10
Joha Church § 100 22 W part 58 29 5 37
Joseph. Kelley 70 undrawn 45 23 4 30
dooi o 40 28085 15 84 30
JobnPage 70 47 N = 4522 430
David Hobart 10013 2d range 104 58 1874
DR R e R N e 8 e
Jacob Kent: 70 2 S 45 24 30
S b 7000808 L g 5 9% 30
- William Hazen 10018 ed range 82.44 857 .
Ephraim Bailey 70 52 S 45 22 4 30
i ) 4olg Nls 8190
o e 6 N aisaly go.
o e e e S
James White 100 8 edrangeß2 44 857
asere e B B o R
A § \7053 :N &5?&2*&8‘3
Bty R e g wéu&
Richard Emery 70 undrawn 45 28 4go |
WA R g 0 ies TN se 40
Reuben Mills 100 Ig2dronge¥s 44 8 57
Wi ﬁ@ oo Kadvingth s 57
PR _",,.‘\A.;‘,ﬁ__:»‘_{y*f.l;. Vé‘;»,_; Re AR T R e
i sakak, 48008, N s BEd
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- 1 _g T ‘.‘,A_‘.”f; ‘ = 7(.,»7;;‘» i,, i:,‘;‘f .;;‘ A % e 7;"5 ,*; 5
- NVAAXY S4Q4EHEOE 100 10 8 o R R \,wﬁ‘
eA D A %0.
RN TTR e s
Benja. Moores 100, 4 langes.Ba 44 8 57
D o moaland) o\
eyt i S P S T
avtout O 1! 280 D i ARRERY R g pee g
" rods wide, iying betweenthe £°2. 4 i%é 7
e R B LT
¥ “%%‘*M Eaß w’x?”
&NN PN a%% eeN gk g “
* Jand about 2% miles: By %‘f
?;.ﬁm SRR ,_&{;ﬁ, SR B e fxw
nwm{pmﬂf mrs s %ﬂ;}qgn&“ ke ‘
L epromehe ey s T oo
® -" -\' >‘W . i < i >
- This DAY, at 11 o'elock; .
- Will be fild at ﬁylf;duﬂtoﬂ, at Siore
f‘-»Na. 2, Morchant’s | o a varist of
b Ve e ; }«‘;: ey el 3 }
“articles for fhﬂl, Wi%qf &
H ATPS ST g id. Weights and
AR Sealés Py g;@ﬂ"’é“ 3 Snaff
Boxes's Segur Boxes ; Oyster Knives
‘and Forks ; Buckles; Lancets; Nue
Crackepss®s 0% 20 Y,
.. 1 Elegant silver monoted Sword
-1 doz. Wiadfdr Chairs, I"snabogany’
knife box s 3 catks of Raisins ; 3 kegs
of Ginger 3 ¢ Bbk Gin ; afew cases
‘exceilear Covdials.—And sundry other
drticles. i&,LARK,IN:A adt.
_ Allo, at the fame place—a. lot of
Land i the town of Peirmont con.
ol 420 Rg | S
" NUTMEGS e7d CEOPBS
HEARTWELL,
Has for sale at No.. 3, Congrefs-fireet,
A few lbs. Nutmeos & Cloves
of an_excellent quality, which he will ex.
change for Westerly Berkthire and Vermont
state Bank Bills at par. ' Fan 3,1808:
San o ..,...,.v.,-...w;-—“;—_._a:m(—.:_ v
( ; 00D keepmg tor [sorfes,
| " Horses & Cdrriages to let, at a Stable”
i Pites-lireet nearly opposite the Rev. Mr,
Walton’s meeting-house, by CALVIN BOL
- MAN.--Al{o, two pood new-milch’s COWS
Yor sale at the above Stable, et v
¥ Po»i!{.'m‘butb, Fanvary 3| 1809. 1
Cbrijfimas qnd, New-Year's Day .
o' . .PRESENTS.
HARLES TAPPAN has
& just reccived a large assortment of
"CHILDREN's BOOKS, suitable for every
‘age and capacity. Fan. 3, 31809,
"l "HE Proprictors of Porti
‘. mouth PIER, are hereby notified that
their annual meeting will be holden at the
Newhampthire Hotel on the third Monday
of January inft.~-at 3 o’clock in" the after
noon for the choice of Officers for the pre
{eat ‘ycar\—‘-—andv to transact any other busi
ness which may then be thought neceflary »
A punctval attendance is requested,
ELIJAH HALL, Proprictors Clerk,
Port{mouth, 24d Fan'ry 1809. ¥ T
£5 Portsmouth Marine Society.
r I THE Members of the ¥ Fortfmouth Ma
rine Society,” are hereby notified thae
“their semiannual mecting will be held at the
Bell-tavern oo the second Tuelday of Jagu
‘ary, being the loth day, at 3 o’clock P. ML
GEORGE F. SMITH, Ses retary.
Fanuary 3d, 1800.
®aze of Newhampfhire, Grafion [.
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OTICE is hereby given to the
¥ non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in the town of Orrorp,
county and State aforefaid, who have
‘not paid their {chool, town, eounty
‘and highway taxes for the year 1808 ;
that so much of their lands as will pay
said taxes with incidental charges, wiil
be fold at public vendue at the dwell
-ing-houfe of Capt. J. B. Wheeler, in
Orford, on Monday the 27th day of
‘February next, at ten o’clock in the
Jforenopn, Anlefs prevented by previous
payment to me the subscriber.
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Original Proprie. L 8 < e i‘: \:
" tors Names. TR S Ry 8
N R ML R WL ©
‘Semuel Wensworth 17 g 100 356 157 7%
ee e e
tco ‘w:é‘ﬁ'half, 0%, 41 2\ 4 s
Edward Moul- ] - 55 BT 3
ton cast hall, | 9 9 50 85 4318
. Jorathan Sam:7 WS N
bouro wel half, f* 7 8 50 89 4218
Nathan Moulténjr.39 8' 40136 64 8
Thirty acresnfahe} - - : a
weflerly b’gl!\ of + 80196 5324
ot Nadziwo K- © G 0l e
For lots No. 19. e i
' inß& gin 6 ) 1910190856157 7%
For the lot No. » L Lo TR
20. in 7, Jona. 3 1111 46126 116 49
Moolan; Elg. J© o isiim
Wellhalf ..~ 1119 50178 8436
Sold by the Propri- \o o - . SRR
- etors.on Mt. Cubee, .%58 109 _5 5 .
A S oTR 9?:?8 100 5 gETIT
i boall 44 vl &Sk I’Bloo' 5 ; 8‘ %
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.- ASA BLOOD, Colle@ér.
_Ouford, Deccrgy 3808, -
- State of Mﬂﬂ%ﬁiﬂ-—-m{lﬁnﬂwg sl -
No'-rrcav is hereby given to the ndn-re
-4N fident proprictors and owners O fland
“in the town of "ANTRIM, in {a id ¢ rodnly, |
who-have not paid- their hxgm:a’i chgol,
town and county taxes for the year 1868 i
- that so w&gpﬁw}hn&ru wilt’ ‘-‘4 the
fame with iincidental charges, will be fold
at Public Venduc, to the highest bidder, a¢
the dwelling.houfe of Samuel Chriflicdinn-
March next, at ten of the clockinthe foce-
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AmodHEactadll, 4003635 34a
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