The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1807-07-14 00:00:00, page 4

: SONNET TO BEAUTY. ¥
Enchanting gymph of lovely, [prightly form !~
Of blufbing check and frozetly fparkline eye | :
Charm'd to 2'.’igbt, wwith n+'ting rapture warm,
To walke the feelings, and to draww the sigh. E
Though, playful cupids lurk'd in ev'ry rose,
That [oftly blufbcs on thy dimpled face ; '
Thaugh, from thy tongue the sweetest music flows,
Aad ev’ry note poffeffcs magic grace ; :
Though frweet expression [preads ite Uv'lieff ray
© Oer ev'ry fodbure of thy Haami&?@cia i :
I/vz;‘b _/'milhfb doves .dlll' lovely gra“‘i:.?: play ,
- Upan thy lips.or dimples of thy chin— -
If beav'nly wirtue does not warm thy 6reqﬂ;s'% ”
Z'hou art not, nymph ! thou never can'ft be bl
e)OQROVDG OO OO P —
- “From the Boston Centinel.”
MR, PRINTER, » iy '
%’JF you think the follgg‘f?’ng observations fea
onable,or that they may induce some abler pen
to take up the fubjet, they are at your service.
% 1 hear a goeat cry about federalifim and ja
cobinifm, and France and England, and alithat :
But, Mr. Printeryit is #zy opinion, that our
wountry is not ia half so 'much danger from
party {pirit, ror the mo(t formidable enemics
wvithout, as from dissipation and luxury, those
deftruo@ive socs, witsin. Thele are imported
evils ;" they came with bair dressers and danc
g maftersyand géﬁ-gaws acrols the Atlantic;
they have taken poficdion of our cities, aud
are advancing with rapid firides over the
¢ountry. - Extravagance in drefs,in living, in
amulemgnts, pervades’y - ranks, as far. as a.
bility admits ; and when it will not, to the ruin
of many, as many a poor debtor can witnels,
But to particularize a Jittle.—Our opulent city
gentiemen make entertainments, and their
wives and daughters make tea parties ; our
city traders. city mechanics,&c. mult also make
entertainments, and their wives and daughters
myft have tea parties—This runs like wild-fire
into the viliages : Country doctors, country
Jatvyers, country traders, and country mechan
ics, must make entertainmeats, and their wives
aud daughters mult have tea parties too. City
gentlemen have variety of meats, and 2xpen
five wines on their tables, and city ladies have
foreign prelerves and cordials at their parties.
w—Country gentiemen muit have as great'a va
ricty as they are able to procure, and country
ladies must turn aside frém their own orchards,
whole fruits would Le a treat to 2 nobleman,
and from their own currant bushes, swelling
‘with delicious wines, and ranfack&metrop- *
olis fur outlandith {weermeats and ‘coftly li
quors, to regale their country neighbors with.
Buat #his is not half :—A reputable mas, who
has lived fgriy or fifty vearsin the world, and
saved money enough, in better days,to set up
his sons 1n business, and portion his daughters,
finds himfelf utterly incapable of doing either §
for his pur{fe must be drained tc the battom,.
that his family may appear like other people.
Giris, who ought to rife before the fun, t>»
milk their fathers’ cows, muflt be dizened out
ig lace and muslin, aud-ftay till towards mid- |
vight at a party, because it would be vafily va- {
genteel to come home at sober sine. A young, |
man, who works hard all day to earna dollar
must bave a roffled shirt, fitk ftogkings and
morocco {hoes, to appear in_at night® among
the ladies.—His daily earnings. will not fup
yort such expenses; hehas no land to eulii
vate, nor any inclination to do it, if be had.
And what is the consequence ? Heisoff at sea, !
ot hires himfeif dat behind some counter to
Jearn the art of importiag and vending those ’
articles which are salt impoverishing his coun
¢ y.—Hence little trading shops in villages, as
thick as bees in a tar barrel—farms neglected,
men’s wages (those few who are willing to
tabor) rifea to an enormous height, and coun
try produce of course in proportion.
" But this is not all :—Another evil, which is
in direst opposition to the establishment of
Heaven, and the happincfs of society, threat
ens this inconsiderate people. Let observation
caftan eye around, and behcld cur young men
of talents, education aud [pirit, who are now
the ornaments, and ought to be the bulwarks
of our nation --whose families might be nur- i
series of hionor, virtue and religion, deterred
from engaging in domestic connexions, by the
exccilive prodigality.of the day.—Tho’ able to
live handsomely, they feel that they should
be driven to desperation by the torreat of
expense which they witnels ;—they therefore
live single; the demands of cutom are more
wmperious than those of principle.~What 1
natufally follows ? libertinifm or misanthro
py- Thus is focicty deprived of a powerful
3ncentive to goodness in the examples of coa- ‘
Jiigal faith, and parental aﬂ’c&i%ﬂ:d thus 1
1s one of the strongest baads of unicn among
men left untwisted ; for what patriot is so fta-
Q“ what hero is so intripid,as a hufband,and :
a father. €
* Meantime those who are below ambition,
and destitute of information, marry apace,
and are rearing a race ot ignoramufies, whom
they are scarce ﬁto feed, much less edu
catc—for wlhat ?>~our future Presidents and
Legifiators! These are serious evils,and if
not fpccdi‘l(y remedicd, will sap the foundation
of our prosperity and happintfs, and prol
trate the fair fabric which was reared at the
‘expence of so much léood, inirretricvable ru
in. I don’t wish to recomimend the primeval
simplicity of our forefathers, or advise the 1
prefent’ gemeration to cut their meat on/
trenchers, or diink their milk out of wooden
bowles; yet surely we might recall the.tems
perance of those golden days which fucgeed
ed-the establishment of our c’,xcdlcntlcqp&imgﬁ
tion.—=What nation was so blefled witlvinter- |
nal resources orexternal privileges ? and what |
nation ever o wantonly abused their bleflings?
Butalas !;fhom:quatc are the remon
firances of a solitary, obicure individual, to
the cure of ills so extensive ! the antidate, to
be effe@ual, must be id_mini(éd by the.
fame hands which#®irculated the'poifon—and
those are the princi _g;}amilics of our princi-, .
_pal towns. Let ﬁ set an example, anw 5
freft will fellow—afd although the progress of
,virtue may seem at firlt flow, compared with
ghat of vice, yet in the end it is furc,and will
rtainly win the dzﬁ?i by ' ;;,4» Z.
L PP
i'(}oléabcm 5 afford us the means of demon
“Nrating the minute diverfibility of s.atter ;
shey can pread.a grin o goldintppleat con
tainigg fifty square inches ; which I&gmay be
f»irﬁadﬁnéd -into 500 000 parts; -each of
~ wiieh is vifiile to the naked éye. Thenatur
_al divifons @ matter are; -however, far more.
surprisingly mioute ; there are more animals
::b themdtcf;t %ﬁ;ﬂé i than me Mh‘tf |
vhole carth. It is said that a single graim of
glands, veina, &c. 1t has been.calculated that
& particicof the blood of ont of thele animal-
Eulßis apegincy SRI (LIRS ED & pohe
g/olt B gher than the wholegwth -.-
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Lecures,on the Elements of Chemistry de
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the late Joseph Black, m. p. profeflor of
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boratory es James Woodhoule, M. B. pro
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Turton’s Linnaeus, a general sys
tem .of mature, through the three grand
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' OYEZ ! OYEZ ! OYEZ ! |
WHEN the suention of the public is |
‘¥ ¥ {olicited by the author of a recent 1
dilcovery, and in declaiming on its virites
he becomes the paaegyrift of his own mer. 1
iis, he will natarally incar the impatation
of vanity ; bat it is not impossible that with
such a defe&, more noble gaalities may be 1
voited. ¢ lnflead, therefore, of judging il
liberally refpeling the motives of thofc who
make themfclves the heroes ofitheir own
sale, ought we not rather to encoeurage in- |
dividuais of a&ive and coliivated minds, to
present vs with” the decails of their profel. |
fional progiefs, with the fruirs of their ex
perience, and with the relulis of their ma
tured refle&lions.” -
DENNISON’S j
- dmproved ‘Faundice Bitters ;|7
' : . 'OR THRE W ’
GRAND ANTIBILIOUS CORRECTIVE.,
The Jaundice is difcovercd by want of
-appetite, coflivenefs, dollnels and opprel
fions, at times an irresistible propenfiy for
flzep, and at others, too great warchfelnefs,
a yellownels is by degrees diffufed over the
cemplexion, tinges the urine, and the whole
- mals of the flaids are infefted with bilious
secretions, and in-process of time the-blocd
acquires a tendency to diffolation and patie
fattion ; in thelc cales it either degeneraies
into a dropsy or ends in an apoplexy:
‘They are paniicularly {erviceable in has
bitual coftivenels, and in an opprefled
weak . flomiich. They are gratcfully warm
and pungently aromatic ; expel wind ifithe
cafict manner, without immoderatcly heat
ing or inflamirg the bowels ; they are ex.
tremely fegviceable ingll {eafons, butin the
cousle of my pu&ic?% bave proved them
particularly {o on the approach of warm
weather, when bilious habits expericace such
a t0:al lols’ of appeiite, liftlefinels and op
preflion ; in such instances, by the app%-
tion of this remedy the flomach is invariably
fortificd, appetite and digestion effcllually
promoted, and plentiful pesipiration produ
ced. Decing pecaliarly adapred 10 cleanse
the urinary paflages, they are singularly fer
\'riccabler“.dropﬁcs, by giving tone 1o the
lolids, enriching 1h: blood, aod invigoratiog
‘the whoele system. From their celebrity as
- an antidore agaioft the tcosvy, they are par
ticularly calculated for {eafaring perlons, to
ﬁbmmcn&. Persons leaﬂ*ﬂgmary in
whose auention they are gelpetitally re
_allive livegy are moil (übj-& 0 thele com
“plaints, ‘ﬂkﬂ%ﬁme, in_fuch fizuations, '
iences, would @Bt wilely by 8 con
though not impiediately swéie of inconven
tinuance of bealth, by means of this gener
ous flomachic, »s well as all epigutres and
‘bon vivaniswho with fora dclicio_’?é»d de
licate prepararive for the appetie, the best
‘ compan:é%inhc fellive b'Ev‘ar‘:le. (S
%% Thele Buters are {old by the sole a.
WI, t: Naw 48, pry-Street, corner of
- Winl ? et, 80l 'N. England, who
~ has suthorized some person as Vender in all
}”flbé‘jﬁ‘f ipal towns in tiﬁ Newgmd
t-_sgae;,,,eajvs;j.rm,.‘. CHARLES PEIRCE,
Mot Portfmonth, and Mr. 70814 H GIL.
MAN, For York, by whotn the above may
“be bad Wholclale and Retail,
. ALSO FOR SALEKS ABOVE,
- SCOTCH OINPMENT.
A fafe, 'certain, avd speedy core forshe
AL psiiens having .
4 A mands againkt the estate of ¥
late of Portfmotith, merchaiit, deceaf:
¢d are requelied to present ‘them. to
gog (oblcrtber foj tetficment) audail
indebted to said estate are desired to
; P”'M R .
LADD & SMITH,
Have for Jalz, imparted per the Galen,
. Capt. Stedman from London, -
‘ N 7 HITE Lead, d@%ou%g
. in Oil ; red Lead, powdered We
netian Red, do. [pruce Yellow, yellow
Ochre, Spanish Brown, Whiting, =~
Black,
Red and % PAINTS in kegs,
Yellow ;
Black Lead, Sugar of Lead, Prussian Blue,
White Vitrol, Verdegrife, rose P&ycl.
low do, Lump Yellow, stone do. patent do.
Umber, Litharage, Vermillion, Mineral
Green, Rotten Stone, Lamblack, Glue, Gold
Leaf, Silver do. 4. Afo on band,
Linseed, %@i‘m & LiveriOil,
Spirits Turpentine, black and bright Var
n thy—a complete assortment of —Bruthes, pallct
Kuives, &c. Fune 30, 1807.
R AP iTR e
JBRED g A neat HOUSE
: DEREBEE pleasantly situated,
_EW, sy —enquire of &
~ EDWARD PARRY,
who bas juff received alarge assortment of
' FRENCH £ ENGLISH
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!
“of the newelt fathion. :
y Also, a large affortrnent of
- Rofcius HATS and BON
- NETS,—For sale at his store N° 10,
Market-fireer. - Fune 30
A N’ OTICE is hereby given to
4 the resident 2nd non-resident of¥ners
of land in the towns of Bethlehem, Franco
_nia and Lincolp, in the county of Grafton,
State of New-Hampfhire'; that they have
liberty to work out a' #woe cent tax, granted
by gbi Hon. General Court at their June
feﬂfbg&, 1806, ou cach acre of land'in the a
bove towns, for making a road thmi!"ﬁh said
towns agrecable to the aforefaid act, at any
time between the tirlt of June inst. and the
firft day of October 1807, at eight cents per
hour, finding theig own tools and diet, and
for oxen by the dayat the rate of cight cents
per hour : And that we the {fubfcribers be
ing appointed a committee to levy, collect
and iay out said money, will be ready to re
ceive the fame in payment of faies as
aforefaid,
SAMUEL GREELY, 2
JOHN BROWN, Jr. Commitiee.
_BENJAMIN BARRON,) |
Fune 15, 1807, -
_[*HE subscribers, appointed by the Hon.
Nathaniel Regers, E(q. Judge cf the pro
bate of wills, &eg. ior the cegaty of Rock
ingham, a committe to receive, examine and
adjult all the claims of the creditors, to the
estate of THOMAS SPARHAWK, late of
Portsmouth, in said county, merchant, de~*
ceased, represented insolvent under the ad
ministration of ' Sewwel Sparbawik, and fix
months from the seventeenth day of June
instant, being allowed the creditors to
bring in and support their claims, we here
by give notice, that we shall attend, for the
purpose of receiving said claims, at the,
dwelling-house of. Fobua Wentworih, in said
Port{mouth, cn the third Wednesday in the
five following mionths, from two to five
o’clock, in the afternoon, on said days. .
EDWARD SARGENT,
' JOSHUA WENTWORTH.
Portsmouth, Fune 25, 1807, '
rY HE (übfcribers, 2 committee appointed
1 by the Honorable NaToaNiEL ReGeERS
Esquire, judge of Probate for the county
of Rockingham, to receive, examine and
adjust all the claims of the creditors to
the cftate of DANIEL HAM, late of
Portsmouth, in said countyganariner, des
cealed, represented infolven?ﬁhhder the ad
ministration of George Ham ; and fix months
from the date hereof being allowed the cred
itors to bring in and support their claims,
~ we hereby give notice that we shall attend
~ for that service, at the dwelling-house of
~ Edward Sargent in said Port{fmouth, on the
| fourth Thurlday of this, and the third Tucf
~ day in the five following montl two
' to five o’clock in tlie afternoon, onifaid days.
EDWARD SARGENT,
JOSEPH AKERMAN, jun'r,
JOSERH CLARK, jun'r,
Fune 17, 1‘807&;&?’*‘ : . .
State of New-Hampfbirem—Chefbire so.
NGT[UE is hereby given to the nonresi
dent Proprictors and owners of Land
in NEW-GRANTHAM, in the Btate and
county aforefaid, who have not'-gg their
Road, School, State and County taxes for
the year 1806—that so much of their land
as will pay the fame, with incidental char.
ges will be fold at public Vendue to the
highest bidder, at the houfz of James Smith,
Esq. (now occupied by Jounathan Spaulding)
in {aid Ncw-Grgglham,;{% Saturday the Ninc
; thon, unlels prevented by previous
tecnth day of September next, at ten g'¢lock in
payment tome the fubferiber. -
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Bl O R 8 9
owpiNgipames. SR v R B MR
AL AL G OMLCR.
Medad Pomroy, 18 Ico 75 33 ©22 8
ditto 2d 100, ~§o 25 110 8 %
ditto 50 3. Tef X%
- SampfonWillard, | ‘IOO 6 3&%
‘Eleagar Pomroy, ‘yoo 6 3 G¥BY
Samuel Partridge, ~ 1006 30 2 I
' Capt:Sam’] Hunt, 20 100 75 33 0122 8
Mofés'lﬁ@kg,i" 22 100 75 33022 8
Simeon Alexander, 50 31@ 3
Janies Stoodley,eflg. 10006 30 2 I
Oliver Doolittle, 26 100 75 i 022 3
- Lois Butler; s Qé -"IO"O,QG‘;J* 1
TRnidinees oNe ALY 50010 IO T
‘Elias Jones,2d 1806, 10’ 50°22°Q15 §
$ ¢ e A 300 6730 2.1
‘Elijah Stebbins, . 1000 &30 21
~ Mors, Packer, *473*3 37 A 7 3% 4
Hon, James Ne¥3 'ULo S 8
| sv o S g%§ pe 2
Get i NGO Sy )
Mofés Belding, .+ mgfsw T
| Capt.Jona.Hunt, 100 6430 21
Banjs. Hall, Esq. 53100 7§83 22 8
Qliver Barret, 1006 30 21
;ﬁ”m&tgvﬁwyre, L 4 500 G L BIK
Phibehus Lymany 3008803 Y
Dynker Gay, 1005 04
Elisha Alexander, - ' 100 .-‘"1’1':“?3"{‘&
Sl é’&@mﬁm Faww 152807 1 ot &
| _Randall & W endell,
Have received in addition to tbeé%w)eral affort
”-?f‘?‘entqf GR OCEQYIES, and for fule at their
{0 Siore opposite the Newhampfoire Hotel,
"N/ ALAGA WINE per catk,
5 2 Co@hac and Spanish Brandy per
PIPS; retailing Rum and MolafTes per hhd.
excellent Wine and common Vinegar.~ dlfo,
‘for family use, few japan’d safes of Svu=~
chong Tea, containing 1210 each of a fupe
tior quality and of the latest importation.—
| Also; by resit 1 box of very nice plain dou=
ble ﬂinlcrs—-and a few casks freth
} NB. Tar & Rosin per barrel.
-Railins. " = & '
Portsmouth, Fune 30.
Ae i i S
Dr. PIERREPONT,
Has removed to the House ad-
Joining Mrs. Isaac’s.
Port’fmquth,}unc 10,1809, "
Tor sale by JOHN SALTER,
_Asfew Hhds. firk quality Retailing
| SUGARS,—aIfp -
2co quintals Scale FISH, in
good shipping order. Fune 23.
NEW GOODS..
- STEPHEN HARDY,
: l l AS just received ar his flore in
| Market:{treet, a large affort
i‘ ment of JEWELRY and other fancy Goods
in addition to his former aflortment, the
~ whaole being as large an assortment as ever
t approved credit—Viz.
offcred for sale in this State, which will be
fold ont the lowelt terms for cath or short
- Best warranted gold Neckla
ces ; pearl, jet, topaz and glass set gold
Pins and Broaches ; pearl, paste, jet and glass
set gold finger Rings ; plain gold, engraved
and beaded do.; pearl, paste, jet and topaz
Ear Rings ; jet, fillagree and plain Hoops ;
p'ain Ear-Rings and Kaobs ali patterns ; |
gilt finger and Ear-Rings ; Cornelian [ct goid
seals ; fine gilt do. gold patterns, comnon
do. and glass do ; gold Watch Keys; plain
and eoraclian set gilt Keys ; gold, gilt and
silk Watch Chains ; fine gilt Neck Chains
withgernelian centers ; hair and common
' gilt,&iﬁ; fdver, plated, iron and block-tin
- table, desert and tea Spoous; silver and plat
ed cream Pots; plated soup Ladles and fith
Kuives ; ilver plated and polished steel Souf
fers and Trays; fiiver plated 4, 5 and 6 glass
Caftors ; fillagree, engraved aud plain silver
Thimbles ; white metal do. ; silver, plated,
pearl and ivory Salt Spoons; gilt and bone
Mauftard Spoons ; silver, plated 2ud morncco
Scissor Cases ; silver & plated ScifforChains ;
plated and brass Candlesticks ; silver aund
plated coral and Belis ; silver Whistles ; mo
rocco ring and miniature Cales 5 silver, plat
cd and ivory case T'ooth Picks ; silver and
plated Pencil Cases ; plated Labels ; silver
Segar Tubes ; silver and steel Tags ; silver
and plated Shoe Clasps ; plated and moroc
Buck,"ﬂp; pearl handle Fruit Knives ; silver ‘
ce Dog Collars ; silver and plated Knee
and plated Sugar Tongs; silver, conkfhell,
pearl and giit jleeve Buttons ; Key Rings.
g d A variety of .
Penknives ; Sciflors ; Pocket-
Books ; Thread Cases and Purses ; tortoise
shell, China and japan’d Soufl Boxes ; Segar
do.; Money Scales and Weights ; Spectacle
Cases ; Curling Tongs ; gilt Watches; white §
and yellow Prussian Binding ; white and
yellow Spavgles ; Yard Measures ; Lead
Pencils ; Ink Powder; commwn glals Neck
laces; sewing and knitting Needles 5 Ivory
Marfbes, Pins and Twelcrs ; cloth, hearth,
floor, hair comb, nail. tooth and thoe Brush
es ; blow Pipes; Crucibles; walking Canes ;
_horfe Whips ; shaving Boxes ; Razors and
Cases 3 Jack-Knives. ke
Japan’d Goods, &c. =
Real double and single gold bordered red
tea Trays; knife and bread Trays; fouffer
‘Trays; dark ground do. ; chccfe Waggons ; !
~ Lamps and Candlesticks ; tea Cannisters ; !
~ Britania tea Pors ; block-tin do. do. Cans, |
GOMBS.
Plain tortoise thell dress Combs ; gold and
gilt mounted do.; pldin Englith horn do ;"
pearly, tortoise shell and horn case Combs ;-
ivoryydo. : o ‘
Perfumery, &c. -
Efience of Lemon, Lavender, Rose; Musk, |
Violet, otto of Roses, Honey and Hungary |
Water ; pungent smelling Bottles ; Windsor
Palm and palmyrine Soap ; lip Salve ; tooth
and fhavipg Powder. , :
-N. B. A general aflfortment of gold and
filvet WARE kept constantly for sale—Also
made at short notice—~Al{o, hair work for
Pins, Rings, and Bracclets, &c. ' Fune 23.
3 3T ™ .
- NEW MUSIC,
By Amos Blanchard, of Exeter.
SHE Newburyport colle@ion of sacred,
A European Mulfic, confiffing of Plalm
“Tunes and occasional pieces, selected from
-the molt eminent European publications,
éﬁpﬁcd’ to all the metres in general use ;—
T'o whici is perfixed, a concifc introduction
to the grounds of wrufie, . '
" “Mr. Blanchard’s name being at
“tached to this book as the com%g', would
be a fufficient recommendation o it, to all
who ?ﬁw him. But to thole who de not,
fuffice it to fay, that judges of music, pro
nounce it one of the best colle@ions that has
appeared in print for many years.—Sever
. al of the pieces are from modern European
publications, by Lockhart, I‘ay}ﬁ Madan,
Handel, Arnold, Burney, Lock-Hospital,
Milgrove, Howard and many others. We
think thelovers of sacred harmony will be
! ;ﬁm gratificd in baving this opportinity
. of enrichffiy their libraries, with this' vol
. ume'of musical knowledge, inftrucion and
_entertainment. - They “may be had at C.
. PEIRCE'’s book-store, Port{mouth, for only j
“ten dollars the dozen, and one dollar single,
Pty Jure 30
A N WBac the fubferiber has been duly
~ appointed Execn mﬁ“ il %%& 1
RO A N T Bl A Mba L i g
7 Gapte HUBARTUS NEAL,
late of R%ﬁﬁm‘kgg i, deceased ; and
‘Has taken.upon herle'f that traf, oy pieag
- ‘honds aa:m‘;awmwmﬁn having 4
f;i%%a'émmds'-umﬁ't*iﬁﬁﬁ?t«s;ﬁ?t"iﬁMﬁ_,; eased,
i persons indebted to said estate, are ret
ma:otgk PERmbER |
e e‘,:_:,i;y fogari ot ,*‘v Z»a e G
Joseph 'W. March
v g (.N'Oo 5’ Alamt' ) ;,) .
.
‘4 1 from Liverpool, an assortment
- of FOWLING PIECES and Horse
- man’s PlST@LS,with a great variety
~of 'Harq Ware Goods, which asefor
sale ’(lm liberal terms by.fwholc ale and
} retail. - Fuly 7.
" Fresh LEMONS
¢ @ reduced price if applierf'ﬁr imme&'iate/
éAMUEL NEWHALL, at
- J:
2 his flore. Congrefs-fireet, formerly kept
by Mr.l'. Morton, has for l’a’ie a number of
boxes frefh Lgnions in good order. Ful
eit Yo ¥st Y 7
FOR SALE B g
_JOHN HILL,
At bis Lumber wharf, North-end,
LUMBER of all kinds by the
Cargo or Retail.’ Alfs, ,
A Hqu[‘e Frame 40 by 18 feet, two
stories high. :
Portsmouth, Fuly 6¢h, 1807,
JWOR SALE By~ |
b STE ARE TN, |
20 bags' INDIA SUGAR, of
a {uperior quality. !
Lo st g SRB ey R, 1 800,
Laws of Maflachufetts.
THI:. 3d volume of the royal o&avo size
of the perpetual Laws of Maflachufetts,
price 4 dallars.
The 4th volume of the common o®avo
size of Dittoy 3 dollars. o
Laws of Newhampfhire, last edition, 1/
Compiete Jufltice, I¢/. ; - Dallas’, Johafon’s,
Craunch’s, Caine’s, Day’s & William’s United
Term Reporters, may be had at Cuagres
Peirce’s bookftore,Portfmouth, where may
alfu be had a very extensive aflortment of
Eun}p.can Law Repoters, &e. Also, :
Ickets & Quarters in the
AmofkedgCanal Lottery,which commenced
drawing yesterday. Fuly 7.
Y 90 LET,
A B THE whole of that
i s large and convenient
£EB6¥)E| House in Wathington.
T ' ! street, now occupied by
ik L] 'poc'tor Spalding—poss
= —as(eflion given early in
O&ober. Apply to
MARY ELIZABETH SYMMES.
July 2.
A quantity of American and I tnglifh
WRITING PAPERS,
g
by the ream or quire, for sale very low
at C. PEIRCE’s Book-store. 4,
Room Papers & Borderings,
at the Manufactory prices.
__ Portsmouth, Fune 2.
Coos. Turnpke.
r i YHE Diredtors of this Turnpike
have ordered a further assessment
of twenty dollars on eack share, paid to
the Treasurer by the firlt day of Au
gust next.
The holders of shares will govern
themselves accordingly, and will take
notice that on payment of this affeff
mient, they are entitled to their deeds.
GEO : WOODWARD, Treasurer,
Fune 26th, 1807. - « |
STATE or NEW.HAMPSHIRE.
F‘OR SALE, about 20 Acres
of choice land, with the Maufion
¥ioufe, Barns and out buildings therenn, for
merly occupied by Gen. Peabodyin Aikinfon
the premises are clegantly situated, at the
junction of four public roads, wpon a com
manding eminepce, with a delightful prol
pect, about ﬁj@ tods from the new Acades.
my, anda hundred and fifty from the meets.
ing-ht}‘ixﬁ,; a large proportion of Orchard,.
Fruit trées, Grape vines, &¢. of the very bef(t:
quality, with a fin¢ large productive kitchen
garden, ana well situated for taking board-.
ers,—an cxcellent stand for business—but it
would excecd the bounds of 2 common ad
vertisement to describe half the convenien
ces and properties attending the premiles 3
there is fearcely a more advantageous, con
venient and desirable stand for bufiaefs to.
be found in the country. Also,
About 2 5 acres of choice land
well situated upon the great public road, be
ing a part of the {tate farm, so called, con
sisting of mowing, tillage, paflure,and about
four acres of fine young growing woodes
lfapplicri‘i% immediately may be purchals
«d upon reasonably terms, *and paymentigf.
a part of the purchase money made caf f
Come and fdeg—Foc further particulars ing {
of the fublctiber Iging upon the prepess
GEOKGE C. COPP.
Atkinson,” Fuly 2,‘3_807., 4 3
T g NOTIOE
\HE subscribers being appointed
1 b‘yg)Hon. John Mooney, Efg.
Judge of Probate of wills, &c. inand
for the county of Strafford, commils
fioners to receive, examine,{nd adjnfg
all the claims of the creditors to thed
late of Mexeditgfin‘faid county, hufs
‘bandman, deceased, represented infols
‘vent, do hereby. give notice, that we
will atteid for that purpose o' the lalt .
Monday“efijuly next, and on the latt
Monday .of;tb.e‘-foqn'follbw‘mg}‘g?nths’.
at é‘he house of Ebenezer C. Robinson,
ind-keeper in said Meredith, from two.
> R - . AT e B
to fix o’clockin.the a-fnffnooﬁ? on said -
¥ zamws o RoBNSON,3 Gommi
. WILLIAM DAVIS. § fionerss -
— LR e e
A convenient 2gory
BUILDING, oppof g’;ﬂw ms-Highe, fuit
‘able fora trgfleimao s fhop=lnquite oky . -
Porifmoush, Juneai2Boq. o &}
L g Cuth given sos RAGS, afillic Books.
fore of Tao & Mas Tareagy 8¢ 1