The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-11-27 00:00:00, page 1

L ndon Beaver Bonnets.
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W. Jones Jr.
; H4S SUST OPENED,
1 case London Beaver Bonnets;
with Pinmes to.match; bunches Flowers;
pink & white double Sarfnets and Luftrings
for laflics drefles ; black, slate dove, buff,
scarlet, purple a2nd pink Canton Crapes ;
4 4 white Italiando : 5-8,6-4 aod 7-4 black
andswhite silk Laces 3 elegant white Lace
Tippets and Handkcrchicf‘s i crape. leno,,
gold head, jaconet and cambric Muslins g
plain and cmboft broad Velvet Trimmings.
L:dies colored and black worsted Hose,
all prices 3 biowa, fawn, black, bottle green
Peliffe Cailimeres ; Pcliffe Cioths and Cafli
meres ail prices aud colors; plain and figur
ed Bombazetts of"™ very fafhionable color
bluc Copperplates ; twill’d Prints ; Colerain
Cottons; Kerfeys; Broad Cloths ; ‘Bedford
Cords ; Vestings ; twill’d Flannels.
Bear Muffs and Tippets ; - Tippets fepa
.rate from wufls ; Eit Muffs and Tippets ;
Bear Trimmings; cotton Umbrellas of the
best kind; fine and common Bandannoces
- and flag Handkerchiefs.
CARPETINGS of the belt patterns. ‘
- ¥ Cooftantly on hand every article of
Meourning. : Nov 20.
- S. Melcher,
Has received a further [upply of
BLACI‘{ and color’d Bomib :zeuts
: do. Wildbores ; blue Keifeys;
& 10w priced drab do ; Pelice Cloths &
+Flannels ; green, olive and brown
" Mbleflins.s Tow pric’d bik Callimeres; 1
black’ (f%i‘h’kmks ; gentlemen’s “fine
white Angola Hose ; lagdies blk. aad |
Alate worsted Host ; Guernsey Frocks ; i
“blk. Serges ; fuperfine white Flannels ; |
“®lack Fiannels and Buizes; company
flag Handkerchiefs. - > 8
India Cottons from 7:6 ps. for 15
yds. to 425. -~ Nov. 2o
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Burbank’s Paper.
Y 2 3 i
~ FOR SCHOOLS, &c. |
- Fu# received, and for sale at 1
TAPPAN’s BOOKSTORE,
cxi o Nby Market firect,
- zo Reams Caleb Burbank’s
% barge and thick Paper, for schools, coynting
rooms, &c. by the ream or single quire, =
_ Paper from gu’:ba_nk's mil, is the best man- ’
~ pfattured in the U- States. Now. 20.
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Mattraffes €3 Feathers. 1
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. NATHANIEL B. MARCH,
. dArbis Shop in Daniel flreety,
kY4 tiesand prices—and a good sffortment
o = Y SS R R Koe. |
©Of FEATHERS cheap for cath — difo,
- Saddles, Bridles, Harness and
NI o i GrAISE and
Ml Fogdecond hard CHAISE and @
(CONIE RPN Tesjvbich contey “pio
‘duse wilkbehofien in exchaoge. Nev: 20.
- More New Goods.
Fuf? received and nvw openg al
DRAPER's
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- CHEAP CASH STORE,
A very elsgant variety Farcy €5 Staple
N
PIECE GOOD».
| AMONG WHICH ARE
A N elegant variety of Ladics’ London
/% Beaver HATS and BONNETS ;
White, fawn, drab and black Plumes;
ﬁ!egaht jace Tippets and Vandykes 3
Pearl, gregn. crimion, erange and mazarecd
< bine Sitk Velvet, a new article ;
Englith colored Luftrings ;
Bisck, slate and lidac Canron Crapes;s
Light and dark buff and pink Conquans do ;
Fancy Tambourades 3 , oy
1-2 yd 3-42nd 64 white Lace Netting 3
Plain and figured lace Armlets;
Ladies long and short Kid Gloves of every
~ color and quslity ;
Ladies Englith white Silk Hose, bell quality;
Geatlemen's black & white do. beit quality ;
Gentlemen’s white Sitk Gloves ;
Variety Fancy Ribbons ;
Finelinen Cambricks 3
Bandanna Handkfs. of a superior quality ;
" .Cheap Furpiture Chintzes §
Tarzan Plaids for genticn.en’s cloaks ;
dat variety of colored Bombazeits 5
priced and very fine black do;
Ladics and gentiemen’s worlted Hosiery ;
Very fine white and other Flannels §
Low priced Caflimeres—Wildbores ;
Sable, Elt, bear, black, MUFFS and
jenet and mock fable} TIPPETS ;
Bear Tippets {eparate from Mufls ;
Kidderminfter CARPETINGS ;
Hearth Rugs ; Stair Carpetiogs 3
}NDIA COTTONS, a large supply, vé¥y
" cheap, . % 9 . Nov, 20.
SCOT CH Plaid Ginghams ;
Bombazetts ; Ladies’ Siate Heofe;
‘Queen’s and Pelife Cloths; Cotton
Counterpanss ; Linen and Cotton Di
..apers and “Table Claths 3 Linens ;
Fancy Mauflins and Cambrics, with a
variety of other goods—
- Received this day, and opening,
for {ale by W ;
; T. UPHAM.
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BARTS WAUTH : “New “oupsmigs) Pusiisuep ny W. WEEKS -Puwrse 10 THR STATE, anp Printer or TBe LAWS or Tt Usirrp STaTES.
Fuft received and for sale by
JACOB CUTTER,
25 boxes white and brown,
Havauna SUGAR— ' ifo :
A few puacheons RUM—Bbis. PORK.
- Nov. 20,
C. Norris & Co. .
Hawe this day publifbed, the
- NEW.HAMPSHIRE
REGIS | ER
WITH : ;
AN EPHEMERIS FOR THE YEAR
ekl ol o 0
Publified on a New and Impraved Plau,
: CONTAINING 2 :
I. The Gentlemans Pocket Almanack, and
Historical Retrofpe@ of Ivents in each
~month n the year ; :
H. A View of the sirs Sctelement of the
State of New-Hampfbire, and of its Climate
Boundaries; Lakes, Rivers & Mountains,
111 The Rates at gwhich Polls .and Ratca
ble Estates are estimated in Affefling Tax
es with the most important information
relative to the proceedings in Town
~ Meetinge, and the duty of Town Officers.
IV The usual matter commonly published
in Regifters,with many Additions & Im
provements : .
____ Exeter November 20.
State ¢f Neawbamp/bire— Grafton .
I\ OTICE is hereby, given to the non-re
“ fident proprietors and owners of land
in the town of WARREN, in said county,
who have not paid their tazes for the
year 1810--that so much of their land as
will pay the fame with incidental charges,
will be fold at public vendue . at~ the house
of Benjamina Merrit!, inn holder in said
Warren. onthe last Tuesday in February
uéxt. at-ten of the clock in the forenoon,
unlels prevented by previous payment to
me the fubferiber, : iy
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Proprietors names s S 20‘5 5§ EE
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~ £6 o
Atkinfor Theodore jr Ffg 1 106 10 4 § 34 62
: i 3 %304 T 71%
Clough Aaron jr onebalf v.3¢o 56 427 50
. 2 100 16 1 ) X 4 25
Batchelder Francis T 910 2.8 .8
?._Gre:’ey Fonathan Efy 3 9531 1 815
Brazen Fobn Capt. one balf 1 100 6.6 5 34 62
: - 210017 42 14 24
: 8 SR RS
Page Enceh 3 9406 . )18
Webfler Stcpben -~ 1 100"14. 1427 50
" STEPHEN FLANDERS, Colle&or.
Warren,Oét:ber 27, 1810.
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« NEW GOODS. .. ™
~ Oliver. Bniard,
HAS just received a very
K A general assortment of
adapted to the present jend approaching
[eafon, which he will d;&f‘qug of cheap for
gl or approved credic, . fore N 2,
Market street.. W* e
Fencing and Militarg Schacl..
VIR JOHN B. EIRARD
%. has the honor to iaform the Gen
tiemeir of Portsmouth. that he intends to
opea 2 Fencing and Military Sehool in this
towa. fimijar to the one he kept ia Boften
He proposes to ‘inftruét his
pupils in cvery branch of Military Duty,
from the {mall {word cut and thrust, and
broad sword Sword exercile for cavalry
and artrilery manual exercise, foldiers’ dit
cipling, platoon and battalion evolutioas as
he has taught in Frauce. Those who are
desirous to be inftruéted in the true prin
ciples of the Miiitary Art, are requefled to
fubferibe at the finufe belonging to the es
tate of the late Lol QGains, near the Bell.
Vaver Coos v {trect,where fabicriptions
wiil be rccqived al?y Mr Girard, and the
conditicns made kopown. . Nov. S_k“
« NOTICE,
ALL périons huving demands a
gainlt the etate of Tosnva B.
Lanépoun, late of Portsmouth, mer
chant, decealed, are desired to present
them to the fabfcriber, administrator
on said estate ; and all persons indebted
to said efltate, are requested to make
immediate payment to '
- EDMUND ROBERTS, Adwm’r.
' Fortfmuth Nov. v 3. 1810,
WL NOTICE.
LL persons having demands 2.
A gainft the Estate of NaTuanier
Treapwery, late of Portsmouth in
the county of Rockingham, T'anner,
Ceceafed, are (efired to present them
to the f{ubfciiber, administratrix on
said estate ; all persons indebted to
said estate, are requeflled to make im
mediate pivment o
CATHERINE TREADWELL, Admx.
Portfmomh Nov 13, 1810 |
James- Rundlet,
E } AS just received and is
‘now opening apart of his ;
Fall & Winter Goods,
whichwill be fold at a very {mall advance
Ly wholelale and retail O&obery
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1810,
State of New-Hampfbire.
PUBLIC notice is hereby
given that Jeun L Svrruivan, Esq.
and cihers have petitioned -the General
Court, representing that they with alarge
number of the inhabitants around the Win
nipifliokee lake, and the bays connedted
thercwith, are defirons of being duly avthor
ifed by the honorable Legislature, to form
an afibciation for the purpose of cvercom
in the obstacles now existing to the trans
portation of their timber, lumber, 21d other
heavy articles of produce, from thénce by
watcr ta the Merrimack, as the verks now
executing en fzid river,to enable rifts and
Doats to pass round the several falis thercof,
opening thercby an easy and uvnid‘errupted
communication with the metroyuc i of Maf
lachufetts and othrec large places, wilt whea
cxceuted, Jeave no obstacle to the enjoyment
of the bencits that may accrue to thy fuid
petitioners, the said inhabitants and tl.c'pub
lic, but the obflru&ions in the river W&ni
pifliokee. : ; X
The said petitioners further represent
that the several falis which form' these ob,
ftrutions have been recently measured, and
observations made upon the nature of the
round, so that the said petitiopers are well
%erfuadcd of the pradicability of eflcing
the paflage. ¢
After getting to Sandborator bridge, two
different routs present themkives ; but
which of them will be found preferable re
mains to be determined by nSrc accurate
obiervation than has yet been made.
The- said petitiovers furthﬁl state that
this public improvement, is exeedingly in
try. rapidly progrefling in fctrcment, and
‘terelting to ail the inhabitant< h that coun
zbounding in timber of the best quality,
which is now ot little value, jompared to
what it would be, were the abovementioned
way opened of getting it to the mabkets,
where it is actually wanted—wlile the tranfs
port both up and down, of theparicus come
modities of trade, wili be in future years,
an equal accommodation and fajing 0 the
pubiic, ‘ | | |
The faic petitioners therefor¢ pray that
they may be incorporated for the purpose
of making Locks and Canaig frqm the Win
nipifickee Lake to the' River Merrimack.
Ordered, that the petitioners
be heard on their petition bifore the Gyne
ral Court on the firft Tu {diy of their pext
feflion, and that the petioner) cause thattie
substance of the petition and order of Churt
thercon to be publiflied inithe Newhamp
fhire Gazette, printed at Portsmouth and
in the Newhampthire Paitiot printei at
Concord, three weeks fucceflively, the last
publication whereof to be, at icaflt, fix weeks
prior to said day of hearing, the any per
son or persons may then appearjand shew
cause if any they have, why she prayer
therzof fliould not be granted. |
Attest, HENRY B. CHASE,
Clerk of the Senate,
State of New-Hampfhire—Grafton .
NOTICE_ is hereby givenito the non
resident proprietors and owners of land
in the town of WENTWORTH, county |
and state aforefaid, who have got paid their !
taxes for the year 1810—that so much of
their land as wiil pay said z?ns together
with incidental charges will Be foid at pub
lic vendue at the dwelling hionic of Benja
min Knoolton in said Wentworth, on Mon
day the cighteenth day of__Ffbruary next,
at tea o'clock A. M. unlefsjprevented by
previous pavment to me the (ﬁmfcribcr. ;
‘ lsp n
& IR n B
g NYELs &
| PR MET Y OF
{ o L e C
Tie ‘helor Nathan 2 10 4 i"o@ 6 84 180 150
5 Sel =;{,3 35 75 62
Bachelor Francist 4 § 190 335 75 62
Gale Jacob 211 1 100 456 120 100
Page Samueljr 2 9 4 !?; 685 180 150
Stevens Lemuel * 8 5 180 685 180 150
I 2 14 1 190 6 85 180 150
Stevens Theoph'sz 15 1100 6 85 180 150
McMurpby Sam’l 25342 90 75
Lands voted to Ifaacy VNG
Chifford bx.“thepmprbg 50 3 358 7\5 62
ctors for services j ‘ _
Stevens Eben’rjr 2, 153 100 4 §7 120 100
i 3 M ek 8,28 9y
. JONATHAN M’LELLAN, Collc&or.
~ Wentworth, Nov 2, 1810, e
T AT N GER T ot
A LL persons hiving demands against the
% cftate of RICHARD CHAMPNEY,
Esquire, late of Portfmough. -deceased, are
desired to exhibit thcmoé> fettiement—and
ail those who are indeltcd to said cltate rre
requested to make immcdiate payment unto
JAMES SHAPLEY, diiorney for
- BETTY CHAMPNEY, Exccutrix. |
* Porifmouth, Now 20, 1810. ' 354
i ey i—— e
| TCLEN from me the subscriber
S'-'Sunday night the 11th infk. ared
bayMARE, blick main and tail, one
white hind fcot below the footlock
joint, trots all, eight yeats old, who
ever will take up and secure the Thief
shall receive twenty.five Bollars re
ward,or giving such informatsen of the |
Mare that the owner may cbtaio her,
shall be handsomely rewarded. One 1
Nathaniel Masflon who broke Goal
at Exeter the 25(h of O&tober last, is -
supposed to, be the thief, he is |
foppofed to be about twenty four
years of age , about five feet nine
inches high, light complesion, light
hair, a noisy blultering fellows had
on when be broks Goal a short rousd
blue Wailcoat and whi ‘ypantaloons,
by JOSEPH BILTON,jr.
Sl Now 06, - e ok
State of New Hamp[hire, Cheshire j
NOTICE is hereby given to the nonresi
dent proprietors and owners of land in
CHESTERBELD, in i2id County, who
have not paid their highway. town, county
and school raxes for the vear 1809, that so
much of their land as will pay said taxes to
gether with incidental charges, will be fold
at public vendue at the dwelling house of
Capt. Ebenezer Harvey, inn-hblder in said
town, on Tutfday rhe 22d day of January
hext, at one o’clock in the afterncon uniefs
prevented by previous payiment to me the
iubfcriber. : :
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AT R R
Second Edition of
Pratlical Anithmetic.
PRICE 5O CENTS,
Fufl publifted and fo' sole-at
TAPPAN’s BOOKSTORE,
Market Street——Portfmoutb,
A SHORT fyltem of Praglical Avithmetic,
compiled from the Best authority ;
with demonstrations of the rules—To which
is annexed a short plan of Book Keering,
The whole designed for the ule of Schools
by William Kinne, A M ;
RecommeNDATlONs. —Having infpe@ed
the * Short fy. em of Fradical Arithmetic,’
we are of opinion that it will be found an
ufefui affitant in our Schools; and fin
ccrely with that the author may be re
warded by meeting with due encouragement
SAMUEL MOODY,
’ JOHN- SEWALL
E. GILLET, %
e SAMUEL S WILDE
Hallowell, Zuguft 1310
The undersigned having exarmined ¢4
Short System of Practical Arithmetic,’ are
of opinion that the werk is executed with
skill and judgment and will prove a valuable
affitant to the infitru®ors and students of
our schools and academies—& we sincerely
wilh the author mav be remunerated for
his labor by a rapid sale ot the work
DANIEL CONY,
‘DANIEL STONE,
= ~ W'M BROOKS,
b LD HENRY SEWALL
" Augusta, Aug. 1810. g
=% The extensive circulation and rapid
falc of this work, (the whole of the firft edi
tion, having been difpofcd of the last year,)
are fufficient test ' monials of the high estima
tion in which it is held by the public. Such
a plain, cancife, comprehensive, and at the
fame tifac, cheap system of Arithmetic, was
very much negded in Schools; and the fre
quett calls for jt, shew that it has no ade
quate substitute. v i Sept- #
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ZSANOISLIMD TV.LIdVD
BRI e .-
A CONVENIENT two story Dwel'ing
4 A Hoaufe in excellent repair, with all ne
cetlary out buildings, with a ~’gobd well of
water and “pump, at the south part of the
town—poficflion given immediately —Eu.
quire of thegprinters © Nov, 20..
~ James .Rundlet,
1T AS just received per the
A A& ships Anne and OCtavia from Liver
_pool, a large supply of - Lk
. Fall € Winter Goods,
“whicheare now cpeniag and wiil be fold at a
fmalladvance by wholcfalé and retail’” -
© An’ dlegant aflortment of
Fidor and Staic CARPETING at reduced
ptloes . . Wk EEQ‘”.._*____,." 23
- Wanted immediately, -
' A’ SMART, adtive Lad from 14
"LA 016 years of age, who has a
004 elction, of corred morals an
leady habits, as an apprentice to the
‘Puintibg bufinels—caguire at this Office
[Two poLLs. pzz 4NN
State of N-awhampfbire—Grafion [-
\}OTICE 1s hereby given to the non refie
LY dent proprietors and owners of land ia
the town of FPLYMOUTH, who ha+&.not
paid their taxes for the year 1810--that
unless said taxes are paid to me the fubferi
ber on or before the tath day of Febraary
mext, so much of their land as will pay laid
tax:s, together with inc?ﬁcntal charges will
be fold at' public vendue. at the boufe of
Col. SBamuel Wells, in Plymouth 2t ten of
the clock, ». M. on {lid day.
Names of the original gran- 5 = .? '{: s
tee_:, or owaners of the'> eS S & S}: %
Non: resident unimprwm’i§§§_ LR
Land 1810 SRFE § &8
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Theodore Atkiafon I 725025 109
Ebgncoe Hartffiorns 1%250 25 10 9
Abhel Webster 4 7.2 50 25 100 9
James Underwood 3823501251009
Samucl Goodhue 12 2 56 25 10 9
JONA. PARKER ColleGor.
g T mereh. Ny xd i,
-~ State of New Hampfbire, Coos [
N OTICE is hereby given to the nonresi
dent proprictors and owners of land in
tf‘sg town of COLEBROOK, in said county,
who have not paiil their taxes for the year
1810—that so much of their land as will
pay said taxes with incidental charges will
be fold at public vendue at my dwelling
houfe in said Colebrook, on Monday the
28th day of January next, at tea o’clock
A. M. unlcfs prevented by previous payment.
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