The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1807-12-22 00:00:00, page 4

Hardware.
* ThomasW. Penhallow,
Has received per ships President Adams,
and Mary Jane, from Eogland, an
additional supply of
Cutlery, Ironmongery and
Hardware GOODS ;
which are offered for sale on liberal terms
g by wholesale and retail.
Among which arethe following articles, Viz——
J OlNEß’s,Ship-Carpenter’s,
Carver’s, Sadler’s, Cooper’s and Shoe
makers Tools ; Iran and Brass Wire ;
Devonthire ap< fguare Iron Shovels
and Bpadcs; Sheet [ron; Clock hands;
belt ircop L Blitter’d, Heart & Club,
and Halback Steel ; Anvils & Vices ;
Screw Plates ; Church Plate ; white
Chappel and Superfine white Chappel
Needles s bundle and Ib. Pins.
A complete assortment of
Joiner’s ftock’d Moulding
Tools. An extensive affortnment of
Loeks 5 Hinges, Latches, Bolts and
Screws ;3 Brass & Iron Thumb Latch
es and Rappers; brass Nails ; Pewter ;
Clock Faces ; Horfemens Pistols.
Atrticles for furnifhing Houses.
Brass Kettles ; common & elegant
plated Table Casters ; Table & Desert
Kunives antl Forks, Carvers, & Steels;
Brass and copper Warming Pans ;
Tin’d sheet iron, copper and cast iren
Tea Kettles ; brass and iron Chaffing
Dithes ; plated brass, japan’d and iron
Candlesticks 3 hard metal and block
tin Tea Pots; plated, japan’d & feel
Snuffers ; plated and japan’d Snuffer
Trays ; Waiters ; tin’d iron and com
position Tea and Table Spoons ; Flat
Irons ; Frying Pans ; Shovels and
Tongs; Andirons ; brass Chimney
H%oks ; brass nefe and common Bel
lows ; Lanthorn Lamps ; Looking
Glafles ; Cloak Pins ; Floor, Hearth,
Dutit, Cloth, Shos & Furniture Brush
es ; brass and japan’d Patent Lamps ;
black and morocco ground gold,
and imitation border’d O&agon Tea
Trays ; japan’d Bread and Fruit Bas
kets ; Kaife Trays ; Tea Cadies and
Cannisters ; Cheese Trays ; iron and
brass Skimmers ; Fleth Forks, Ladles;
House and Tea Table Bells ; Grid
Irons ; Toasters ; Chopping Knives ;
brass wash hand Bafons ; lleel and box
Coffee Mills ; Decanter Lables ; Cork
Screws; Tinder Boxes complete ; Bed
Keys ; Bed and Chair Pans ; Bed
Cords ; Pewter Quarts and Pints ;
Fith Kettles ; Poringers ; bell metal
Ketiles and Skillets ; Hatchets ; black
Lead ; Rotten Stone, & Stair Rods.
A large assortment of
SADDLERY, Viz. .
Webbs, plush, plated, and tin’d DBitts
and Stirrups ; tin’d inlet acd flat set 4
Buckles ; polithed Roller Buckles ;
silvered and faded Backles and Tips;
silvered and faded Saddle Nails ; ficel
and silvered Martingal Hooks ; polith.
ed Cock-Eyes ; Breafiplate and Tug
Buckles ; plated Spurs ; brass Terrets ;
Fiy Rings ; Water Hooks ; Winker
Circles & Pieces ; Loops, Buckles, &c.
An extensive assortment of FILES. ’
A great variety of
Knives & Forks ; Jacknives ; |
Peoknives ; Razors ; Sciflors & Shears.
Looking-Glafies from 2/3 to
36 dollars each ; Scates ; Sleigh Bells
of all sizes ; Hones, and Qil Stones.
. A large assortment of
Steel & common plate Saws,
viz—Ciofs-Cut, Pit, Webb, Hand,
Pannel, Dovetail, Compass, and Key
Hole Saws ; painted Scale Beams ;
Steelyards of all sizes ; Razor Cases ;
Shaving Boxes ; Curling Tongs ;
Scales and Dividers 3 Mathematical
Instruments, Surveyor’s InAraments ;
Ship Scrapers ; Caulking Irons ;
Pitchh Ladles ; Rat Traps ; Gun.
Locks ; best Currier’s Knives ; patent
Brick and Plaiftering I'rowels ; Coffin
Letters and Figures ; Slates, &c.
: —ALSO— .
One hundred boxes best Brif- ‘
tol Crows Window Glass in prime or
der, consisting of the following sizes, |
viz. 6by 8,7 by 9. Bby 10, 10by 12
10 by 14, 11 by 14,and 123 by 1653
brass Commodes ; belt Scicles ; Proof
Glafles ; Cow Bells 3 Calt Iron
Weights, from } oz to 28 pounds ;
Shovel Pans ; A large assortment of
Horse and Chaise Whips ; Horse Fet
ter Locks ; Flints ; Spikes ; Deck
Nails ; Brads, Nails and Tacks cus and
wrought, of all kinds ; Cart, Chaise
end Waggon Boxes of all sizes ; Sask
Weights, and Lines. _
Beflt German steel Mill Saws.
CAST IRON WARE, viz.
Pots and Kectles of all sizes ; Dutch
Ovens ; Spiders ; Skillets ; Dogs ;
Baf'ag; High Pans; Tea Kettles, &c.
&U. W. 2. Inform; his friends and
‘the public, that he has rewmoved to the flore
lately occupicd by Messrs, Henderson and
~ Cooper, next door to Mr. Drapers’ Mar
ket firect, where be refpetifully solicits a
continuance of their favours.,
Port{fmonth. November 17, 1807.
grWanted, a capable Lad, from
- y4te 16 years of age, in g"-w&diﬁde and retail
ARGI Cypd flaos=Bglice o s Prisyoie, . ¢
- TeF Cafb given for RAGS, at the
Bk fire of G PEIRCE.. |~
Thole proprietors of the old iix per cent.
and deferred stocks, who may {ubfcribe, will
receive in licu thereof a new fix per cent.
stock, equal to the unredeemed amount of
the stock surrendered, redeemable at the
p'eafure of the United States, under a pro
viso however, that no reimbursement shall
be made except for the whole amount of
any such new certificate of stock, nor till af
ter fix months previous notice : and the
proprietors of the three per cent. stock who
may f{ublcribe, will receive in licu thereof,
a fix per cent. stock, equal to fixt: g per
cent. of the amount of three per ¢fut. sur
rendered, redeemablein the fanie manner as
the new fix per cent. abovementioned, ‘but
not reimbursable however, without the as
sent of the holders, until afrer the whole of
she new fix per cent (given in exchange for
old fix or deferred as abovementioned,) as
well as the whole of the eight per cent.
stock of the United States, thall have been
rcimburfed. Itisalfo previded thatin every
reimbursement which may take place, 2
preference will be given to those creditors
who may notifv their wi{h to be reimbursed ;
and that if the applications to that effect
{hall at any time either exceed or fall short
of the sum then applicable to that purpose,
the priority of payment shall, so far as may
be neceflary, be determined by lot.
The present stock-holders who reside in
any part of Europe, and may assent to that
modification, may, at their option, rcceiv/c
the interest accruing on the new Rock, either
in the United States as heretofore, or in
London, or Amsterdam at par: in which
last case, the interest will be paid there by
the bankers of the United States, fix months
subsequent to the day on which the fame
would be payable in the United States, and
subject to no variation ; nor to any other
deduction than a commission to the bankers,
of one half per cent. on the interefl thus paid.
WILLIAM GARDNER,
L% Commiflioner of Loans.
oy INOTE,
Proprictors of 1000 dollars nominal fix per cent.
Stock, fubferibed before the 1 Otober, 1807,
will be entitied to receive, 649 62 of xew fix
If fubfcyibed between the . ‘ :
Oé&tober and 31f1 Decem
ber , 1807, Por oy 644 37 s
betaveen the Iff Ganvary, and
Porifmouth, November 24.
To be fuld at Public Vendue, on
Thursday the 31 day of December inflant, at
ten o'clock A. M. by virtue of a licence from
the Hon. Fudge of Probate for the county of
Rockingham—
A certain piece of Land
containing about 25 acres, situated in Port(-
mouth, near the town of Rye—it being the
real eltate of StiLLman TarLTON, late of
Newmarket, thipwright, decealed. Saleto be
on the premises, at which time the condi
tions will be made known.
SAMUEL TARLTON, Administrator.
Newmarkci, December 7, 1807.
Smith & Haven,
No. 5, Merchants- Row,— Hawe for fule—
-40 Puncheons
Tobago \ o
LOAN OFFICE, New-Hamp/bire,
Fune vlth, 1807.
NOTICE is hereby given,
That in conformity with the pro
visions of the ac fupplementaty to the act,
intituled “ An a& making provision for the
redemption of the whole of the public debt
of the United States,” books will be opened
at the office of the commiflioner of loans for
New-Hampshire, on the firft day of July
next, to continue open until the seventeenth
day of March, 18c8, inclusively. the four
teen last days of each quarter excepted, for
the purpoie of receiving fubferiptions for
such parts of the old fix per cent. deferred
fix per cent. and three per cent stocks, as
may, on the day of fubfeription, stand on
the books of the said commiflioner of loans.
17th March, 1808, 61963 - ]
Proprietors of 1000 dollars
nominal deferred, subscribed . i
beforethe 1t Oélober, 1807, |
will be entitled to receive, 855 78 -
If fubferibed betwveen the Iff ‘
Oftober, and 31[I Decem- |
ber, ¥BO7, 2. r 0 85303 -—
between the 1t Fanuary, and |
17th Murch, 1828, 831 42 e
Being the unredeemed amount of the old Stock on
the Ift Fuly and October, 1807, and 1/} Fanuary,
1808, refpettively.
Proprietors of 1000 dollars three per cent. Stock
will be entitled to receive 650 dollars of new Six.
June, 1807. Tlga st TR NgN)
THE account of Paicrips Waitke, of his
administering the estate of NATHAN
IEL WHITE, late of Deerfield, Esq. deceas
ed, will be exhibited to the Judge of Probate -
for examination and allowance, on the 23d
day of December instant, at 11 o’clock be-_
fore nooa. RICHARD JENNESS,
Dec. 4, 1807. Attorney to the Adminifivator.
70 BE LET, 2 8
g 5 Three quarters or the whole
of that conwenient ibree flory Dwelling- House, two
deors east of the south Mecting House, formerly
oscupied by the [ubfeviber, Ag{y to 7
Dec. 7,180, ELISHA LOW,
NEW GOODS.
STEPHEN HARDY,
Market firees. Has recejved a wariety of
Jewelry and other Goods, wviz.
GOLD NECKLACES ; pearl
set gold Pins and Rings ; jet
Rings and Pins for hair ; plain gold
Pins, Rings and Broaches fer hair or
without ; gold Seals and Keys ; gilt
Pins ; Watch-keys, Seals and Chains ;
ornamented Combs ; Pocket-Books ;
Thread cases and Puarfes ; Spangles ;
silver Thimbles ; steel Snuffers and
Trays ;: Candlesticks.
JAPAN'D WARE, &e.
Gold and imitation bordered, mo
rocco and black ground Tea Trays ;
knife and fnuffer ditto ; table and de
sert Knives and Fork: ; floor, hearth,
cloth and hair Brushes ; Bellows ;
Penknives,; Scissors ; Jacknives ;
Horse and Chaise Whips ; Blockiin
and Britannia Tea Pots ; table Bells ;
Japaw’d Lamps —A4lfs,a general .fort
ment of silver table, tea & salt Spoouns ;
sugar Tongs, etc. with a variety of
other articles to numerous to mention.
State W Newo-Hampfhire—Coos County.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-resident proprictors and owners of
_ land in the town of COCKBURN, who have not paid theit f{chool
houfe, 10ad and {chool taxes for the year 1807 ; that unless said taxss are
paid §0 me the subscriber on or before the twenty ninth day of February next,
so much of their lands as will pay said taxes an! iacidental charges, will be
fold at public vendue, at my dwelhng-houfe in Cockturn, at ten o’clock, A, M.
on said day.
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: 2 o $ S 8 S
Names of the SRS S T O o the Pil2 St Y
Original Grantees, l S §§, § & | ~Original Grantce:.l '3. §'§, 8 =
: D/C. D.CM. C.M. D. C. D.C. M. CM.
Joseph Trumbull, 300 256 1 134 456 Eleazer Rofbrooks, 300 256 113 4 456
Nathaniel Wales, jr. 300 2§6 1134 456 Jeremiah Jackson, 300 256 1134 456
Abijah Larned, = 300 256 1134 456 Solomon Wales, 300 256 113 4 456
David Larned, 300 256 1134 456 Eieazer Wales, jr. 300 2 56.1 13 445 6
Nathaniel Wales, 3d,300 256 113 4 456 Seth Wales, 300 256 1134 456
Elcazer Wales, 390 2 56 1134 456 Ipproved Lands of Non-residents.
Ebenezer Larned, 300 2§61 13 4 456 Asa Watters, 90 075 0330 150
Johun Squires, 300 256 1134 456 Hezekiah Parsons, 100 552 2 440 ¢BO
Nathaniel Wales 4th 300 2 56 1 13 4 45 6 T o
Cockburn, Scptember 1, 1807. CHARLES THOMSON, Colle&or.
State of New-Hampfbire——Cbhefbire, [.
OTICE is hereby given to the non-resident proprictors and owners of
N land in the town of WENDELL, in the county of Cheshire, who have
not paid their taxes for the year 1807 ; that unless they pay the said taxes,
to me the subscriber on or before the firt Monday in March next, so much of
their lands as will pay said taxes together with incidental charges, will be fold
at public vendue, at the house of Samuel Rogers, in said tows, at ten of the
clock in the forencon, unless prevented by previous payment.
' ‘ INB g e R &NG
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Names, : | S §. " S . 3 g <
: C. C. n. C G -B, C.
Stephen Hardy, - PSB X 2078 XOB3 %g 0
Heirs of Stephen Hlardy, © 85 2 9§ 20 24 1 2 3 140
Maofes Eastman, junior, e+ & ’
Mewing land 1 acre, 3 3apart§ 85 6.8 96 8 Mgl aOB
Palturing land 2 acrcs} 47 apart : : : /
William Ham, ¢ “ 8574 2. a 5 o 8 o g s
boy o sobpielid, 9% Y o TR g gmo BT g
Benjamin Call, not pitch’d, 75 BES CXEL R 0 S NS
John Tvalk, orchaed lind yacre,y -~ .0 - oSOO T T P T
mowing land 23acres, paliur-4 9g ¢"¢ 27 4% 140 4 2158
ing land 3 acrgs—6gacres, § 7 T e
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- Wendelly December 3, 1807, . SAMUEL ROGERS, Colle@or.-
N
MUFFS & TIPPETS.
BARICASSIAN and Gre
cian RosEs, new Ginghaws, black and
colored Sattins ; éplad;, white and colored
Luftrings ; colored Sarfnetts and Crapes ;
Scarlet Bombazétts; {carlet, green and brown
Pelife Cloths and Flanncls ; ladies wbite axd
other kid and silk Gloves ; madrafs ; mock
Madrafs ; with an clegant aflortment of silk
Handkerchiefs and Shawls. Large additional
Jupply of DAMASK and common figured
Diapers from 2/3 to 16/6 per yd.; Damatk
Table cloths, from 1 50 to 30 dols. each ;
wery large supply of Beverly, Providence and
Englith Bed Ticking,at reduced prices ; rich
India Hearth RUGS; bed Fringe ; cord
Lace and Tassels. Large consignment of
Rose Blankets, with orders to fell them for
cash at cost and charges ; with a great vari
ety of other Elegant and Staple Goods
adapted to the present season—which are
jult reccived and opening for sale on the
best terms by .
TIM & UPHAM,
Next door to the N. H. Fire and Marine
Insurance Office. Dcsember 15.
ALL perfens having demands against the
cltate of THOMAS SANBORN, late
of North-Hampton, ycoman, deceased, are
desired to present them for settlement ; and
all those indebted to said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment.
NICHOLAS RCLLINS, Executor.
Stratham, December 3, 1807,
il et e s R A s
STRAYED from a Pasture
in Epsom, sometime ilt September last,
a dark brindie STEER, with a white {pot on
his rump and marked L. F. on the left horn,
3 years old,—any person who will give any
information, or return said Steer to Mr.
JOHN FOSS in Rye, shall be mnd!’omcly
rewarded and all charges paid. Trer ka
FOR SA4LE, ‘
4 handsome Sleighs,
_Apply to. Francis W. Hardy,
High-(treet. Dezember 5.
Ao PR i B L O o BRI« soy i
Portsmouth Bath.
THE Proprictors of the
Portsmouth Bath are hereby notificd,
that their annual meeting for the choice of
Officers for the ensuing year, and the tran(-
acting of any other bufincfs relating to the
corporation, will b: beld at the Bathing
House on Monday th= 4th day of January
next, at 6 o’clock P M
Wn. WALKER, ‘Proprictors Clerk.
Portsmouth, December 15, 1807,
Portsmouth Aquedull.
"]"HE Proprietors of the
Portsmouth Auqucdu are hereby
notified that their annual meering for the
choice of Officers for the enluing year, and
the tranfacing of any other business relating
to the corporation, will be held at the Town
Hallin the brick school house on Wednesday
the fifth day of Junuary next,at 30’clock pav,
JOSEPH AKERMAN, Jr.
Proprictor’s Clerk.
¢S Notice 1s hereby
given to all persons who receive WATER
from the Aquedudt, that the contract expires
on the 31st inst. December—and mult be
renewed by all such as with to have the
Water continued ; any person delirous of
having the Warer taken from their houses
may have 1t discontinued in future, by
applying to the Directors or their Agent,
By order of the Dire®ors—
JOSEPH AKERMAN, jr. Ageat.
Portimouth, December 12, 1807
- B Wefl of Lnplard fuperfine
Broad Cloths
1
and Caflimeres,
SFUST RECEIFVED AND FORSATE BY
EDWARD PARRY,
‘ e bis flare, Na. 10, DMarket-fircet —
ALso,—-Bzit Yorkshire Rose
Blank:tts of a superior quality ; Irifii
Lin=as ; India Cottons ; werltad and
lambs wool Stockings, with a large as
sortment of other {eifonable GOO DS
as usual, cheap for cath or thort credis.
Pertfmonth, December 8. 1857,
B A BT L S . SRS AP TR TSE B
g 7 For Sale or to Let,
THAT coavenient three tory Dwell
ing HOUSE in Daniel-rect, lately
occupied by Tobias Harrold,—luquire
~ JOHN MILLER.
Par{ﬁxcuh’;, Del’r 8. :
g FOR SALE, B
Several vatuable lots
of Land lyingin the town(hips of Piercy, Chi
chefler, Barrington, & Wendell Also to Let,
A HOUSE in Fleet-ftreet,—
For particulars enguire of
NATHANIEL TREADWELL, Sen’r.
Portlizouth, Dec. 7, 1807.
T I OTICE is bereby given that a
4 final deltribution of the ettate
of GIDEON ADAMS, of Heani
ker, in the ditrit of Naw.Hamplhire,
a bankrupt, &c. will b 2 made by or
der and under the dire&ion of the
commillioners of bankruptcy by the
Aflignee of said estate, on Friday the
eighth day of Janaary next, at the of
fice of Charles Cutts, Esq in Pord
mouth ; and the creditors of said es
tate are requelted then and there to
attend and exhibit their demands and
receive their dividends. . &
Dec, 8, B. CHASE, Afiynze.
| & Eﬁﬁﬁa Situation in the
I §|TERAE Acenter of the town
Sl ;,é of Atkinson, fifty rods
Yoo Lt s¥3 . i
from the meeting-house, and about
eighty rods from the Academy—con
taining two and a half acres of very
excellent Land, on which there is a
two [tory dwelling-House 27 by 30
and cue other two story building 20
by 40, one end of which is occupied
fßr a joiners thop, the other end for a
W. L. Goods Stere, very commodious
ly finithed for that purpofz, with a cel
lar under it,—there is also another
building 4o feet in length made use of
as a (table,chaif* & wood-house with a
shad at the ead of it 30 ft. long : there
are on the premises forty Apple and
Pear trees, bearing yearly fruit enough
for a small farnily’s ufle ;—it is well sit
uated on the stage road from Haver
hill to Concord, and is in reality the
best stand for business in the town ei
ther for a mechanic or trader j—any
person wifbing to purchase may known the
termis by applying to the [ubfriben.
co it SOHN BASRETT
Jfﬁrﬁyﬂotvem&ar S+ 1 807, 5 -
GOLD LEAF, deep & large,
J UST received and for sale at the
Bookstore of C. PEIRCE ;
where may alfs be had
MafTachuferts and New.Haimpthire
REGISTERS for 1808.
Also—Farmer’s, Sewall’s, Hough
ton’s, Leavitt’s and Poor Rickard’s
ALMANACS for 1808,
by the groce, dozen, or single, as
cheap as at any Store in New-Eng
land. December 8.
WRAPPING PAPER.
THOMAS & TAPPAN,
AVE jult received for file, A
g l large quantity of good WRAP
PING PAPER. Also,
ALMANAC’s of every kind,
by the gross, dozen eor single.
. Decerber 13,
State of New H&mﬁ/bire,—Rocéingbam, 7
']:‘HE subscriber hereby gives public no
tice to all concerned that he has taken
upen himfelf the trust of an administrator
upon the estate of THEOPHILUS GRIF
FIN, late of Northwood, deceased, and as
such he requeflts all persons who have any
demands upon said cftate to bring in the
fame, and those who are indebted thereto,
to make payment without celay, to
WILLIAM SMITH.,
Northwoond, Dec. 7, 1807.
"-l"I-IE subscriber hereby gives public no
tice to all concerned.that he has taken
upon himfelf the trust of an admiviftrator
upon the estate of DODAVAH C. THOMP
SON, yecoman, late of York, in the county
of York, and Commnnwealth of Maflachu
fetts, deceased, intestate, and has given bonds
as the law dires ; and as such, he requests
all persons who have any demands upon the |
eltate of said deceased, to bring in the fame,
and those who are indebted thereto, to make
payment without delay, to
JACOB EMERY, Adminifrator,
Waterborough, December 2d, 1807.
- e ——— ———————————————
ALL persons who have de-
Z mands against the estate of JOSEPH.
SHERBURNE, late of Epsom, deceased, are
requested to.cxhibit them, and those indcbte
ed to make lmmediate_gaymcnt,to
DANIEL SHERBURNE, Esecutor.
Epsom, Nov. 3oth, 1807, \
POMP SPRING’s Estate.
ALL persons indebted to, or that have
4% any demands against the ellate of My,
POMP SPRING,Iate of P{irtfméugh‘rﬁk\&. )
decesfed, are carneftly requelted to. present
the fame as soon as possible to the fu&cnh&g
for settlement. CZESAR ‘WHIDDEN,
. Partimauth, Decembice 3, 3867, =