The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-05-01 00:00:00, page 3

: TR e S e Y i N R 2
TR paflenger in ship Ann arrived at Bol
ton Friday last, 28 days from Liverpool,
Ttates, The frigate John Adams, failed fram~/
Cowes the 22d March for Havre, where the
expected to flop but one day. 1t is fxid she
has op board 4 Treaty between the United
States and Great Britain, confidently expet
¢d to be fatisfadtory. . g
The Statesmaa of the 22d March, fays—
the American frigate John Adams, is yet
waiting at Cowes for the Despatches of Mr.
Viakaey, whose negociation with Marquis
Wellefly, notwithstanding the repeated re
ports to the contrary, does not appear tobe
yet brought to a concluficn. i
The London papers f{tate that accounts
from Holland mention the revival of trade
at Amflerdam ; that the threats contained
#n the Letter of the Duke of Cadase had not
been exccuted ; that the port of Holland,
which was proposed to be annexed to France
15 South of the Maes
The Englith have given licenses for the
Exportation of Dye Stuffs, Ashes, and Bar
rita to France
| Neaw York, April 25, 1810,
VERY LATE FRCM FRANCE, '
Yesterday arrived at this port, the French
schooner Ant, Revet, 31 days from Bor
deaux, which port she ieft on the 25th of
March -
From the supercargo, the Editors of the
Mercantile Adverufegr lcarn verbally, that
American affairs remained as per last ad
vices ; that no relaxation had taken place
‘in the French decrees ; that all the Ameri
‘can veflels at St. Sebafians and the neigh
bouring ports were {till under fequeltration,
but no' condemmation of either veficls orcar
goes had taken plzce. The Emperor Na-
Ppoleon was to be married about the 25th of
March, in celebration of which very (plen
did preparations were making at Paris. -
We further learn. that very late advice
bad been reccived from Eapland, stating
that the United States frigate John Adams
was detained there by Mr Pinkney, who, ic
‘was said, was forming a treaty with the
Englith Government
Our inférmant fu:ther adds. that it was be-
Yieved in*France if America made a good
and honorable treaty with Engiand (refilting
the Orders in Council &c-) we should not
find very greatdifficulty in making an ar
rangement with Napoleon. |
A great number of French troops were
3in Bordeaux, on their march to Spamn : but
they were stopped in consequence of late
news from thence, favorable to the French
cause. —
Abstract of th: Portsmouth Birr or
Morgaritr fir ;Bcq.
_ The town has been remarkably healthful
during the whole year ; the deaths have
been far less than in any year since heoills
have been kept
~ The whole noumber of deaths have been
but 85 ; while the births have been 289, and
matriages 69.
In this bill we notice the usual complaints
incideni to anorthern climate,as 17 of con
- sumption—ll of convulsions—lo of atro
phy—9 of old age—7 of pulmonic fever—
4of dropsy in the brain, &ec.
This bill is somewhat differently con
structed from what we recolleet ever to
have seen befofe. It not only shows the
<€omplaint and ‘age; bnt also marks the sex,
and whether married or unmarried, which
will enable us to ascertain if any diseases are
mere prevalent among males than females,
‘Mmarried or unmarried
s A barn belonging to-Dr Nathan Smith, at
Hanover N Hampthire was consumed by fire
on the night of the rgth uit. with two val
“uabic horses —The fire is supposed to have
been communicated by discharging a musket
‘Dear it in the evening. .
. New York eleCtion took place lalt week.
We have no intelligence of the refuir, tho’
O doubt can be, entertained of a republi
cau triumph.
, # :
We are happy to Icarn that the répo'rt";,\f
the death of the Hon. Benjomin Peirce, of
Hililborough is premature, aod that he was
. fo'lar recovered from his indisposition as 1o
“procecd home on the 21t ult,
S CWARRIED.
‘1 At Cambridge, on the 23d inst, Foba Wil
tiams, £lq. of Dover, N. H. to Mils Sophia
".alel(eg;g:éc(i daughter -f John Mecllen Eig
Ii shis town Mr. Willaim Drummond, to
'Ni%yoanm Wulter'; Mr. Dawid Torternto
Mrs Sarab Summers. .
e ———— )
_R _ g
In EnG:cld, N . Heary Clough Esq
‘aged 36.—1 n fHaunover, fudenly, Mr Levi
Mewcomb,amember of the Senior Class of
Dartmouth College, {on of the Hon, Dan
‘el Newcomb of Keene, P
b ” 1 o - % :.f
Thirty Doilars Reward !
I OST,; on the 27th instant
R | between Pifcataqua Bridge and thie
fublcribers dwelling hanfe in Dover, a new
Red Morocco Pocket Book, 'Eo’utaining 2.
bout on¢ nundred and fifteen Dollars, cur
- rent Bank Bills and forty dollars unrurrent,
¢f the Vermont, Cous, Chethire, Hillfboro’
and Pcnobleot Banks—amongst which were.
a 10 dollar bill of the Cheshire, two fives of
the Cocs' oie 1 dallar and 25 cenf bill of
the Vermont State Bank ; 2 Notes of hand,
e signed jointly and feveraliy by Asa Dear
born dand William Garland for three Hun
dred and twenty seven dollars and eight
ceats. dated Aprit 7th, 18 o—with an_ca
dorfement of eight dollars and thirty four
-cgnts of fame date ; angther signed by Oth-.
Ricl Varney to Andrew Hufley for one hun
dred and eighteed dollars and cighty cents,
bearing date March sth, 1810, %ay’ible, in
W. 0. Shooks—2 duc bills, one figued by
- Abraham Shaw for thirty nine bushels Salt
-=~the other by Jacob Wendell, for fourteen
_ dollars and five cents, and some other pa
_ Pers of no value to any but t he owner, The
#hove reward will be given to zh:&ér’fon
- whomay find the fame and return it to the
QWAL - S ISAAC WENDELE,
oAI Moweh sk aughe, v Lo
__ Robert Mendum,
- 4 AS removed his dhop to
g hearly oppolite his farmer sand, pext
- Eoorto M. T W Penbaiion soisactt
Rt fcer. wh e e i g the oot &
eLY o 1 MR
Spring & Sumimer g}oods.’
WILL receive by firft vessel
from Boston, a great varicty ‘
Fafbtonable, Fancy & Staple
AMONG WHICH ARE |
Buff, slate, lead, light, purple
and blk. Canton Craécs ; 2 black and
white silk Netting ; plain & tambor’c
white silk Sleeves ; plain & plaid Silks
of the most fathionable colors; ar
elezant assortment broad and narrow
Ribbons ; buff, purple and pink Ben
gal Stripes ; black Floretice & Italiar
Luftriog ; Canton ditto. 'and double
Sarfuets ; satin fpiit Braw, wardel an
turbati Hats & Bonnets, Straw Trim |
mings ; fawn and black £ satin Cam
brics ; lacics openmork & piain Whiu'
Cotton Hose; pink and dark Ging
hams ; % London Prints.
A varitety Parifols with an
without netting frigges; large fil
Umbrellas ; Italian 20d Canton black
Sewing Silks; £ Irith and Geman
Linens; Long Lawps; Linen Cam-
brics’; Brittanias ; Engliﬂl and I*xdia§
Diapers ; chints Counterpanes ; buff}
Nankins ; Wadhington Stripes ; Fuf'
tians ; 3 & £ black Crapes ; black and,
colored Galioons; Tapes & Bobbias ;!
4& $ white cotton Cambricks '
A complete aflortment men’s
ribb’d and plain, white and color’d
cotton Hose ; fine corded Dimities ;
fine jaconet Muslins for neck cloths ;'
fathionable Vesting ; best double bik.
Florentines for vestings
INDIA GOODS.
Blue and yellow Nankins ;
fine Shirting Battas; fine Mow Sun |
nzs ; Sheeting Cotrons ; Long Cloths ;2
Bandannas ; black and checked ﬁlk‘
Handkerchiefs ; Malabar &, Giila do |
CARPETINGS. ‘
A 4 bandfomie offortment
Floor & Stair Carpeting, &c.
May 1. 1810" | l
e e e
New Spring & Summer
GOODS.
N
")‘7 ILL be received by the
firlt Coaiter from Boston, and for
sale at ,
DRAPER’s
CHEAP CASH STORE,
A great variety of
‘Seafonable Goods. |
AMONG WHICH ARE |
An elegant variety of 1
Stiaw HATS & BONNETS,
of a superior quality and newest fhapcs
Variety elegant tambour’d Lace Handkfs.
Ladies long white Kid Gloves—Habit do
do dark and light Limerick do-~Habit do.
Caonton black Crapes—ltalian do :
“Frgurid.and plain lace Armlets and Gloves |
Italian black and plaid Luftrings j
Fapey plaid Luflrings for bonoets ]
Thin jaconet Cambricks, »ery good quality’
variety fujkionable plaid broadLuftringßibbons
Ladies twill'd cotten {prigg’d Mantles -
3 % & % white cotton Cambricks
Very cheap § lapet.and leno Muslins
A’ great variety white Cambric por-ket Hdkfs
Low pric’d Long Lawns & Gcrman Linens
India black Sarfnets and Luftrings
% & 7 linen Diaper, 3.4 &% cotton d.
Italian black Scwing Silks—best quality
Canbric and common Dimiues, ;
# Light Londsn Prints, , -
7 & % British Shirting Cottons
# & 7 Irith Liners S
4 Plain Leno Muslins, very nice,
" Ladies & Gentlemans Silk Hose
Italian white Crape, best quality:
Pink, blue, white and green Sarfnett:
Black and white Lace Veiling f
Plain blk. Lace Nctt e ;
7 & $ Black Cambricks .
Wathington Stripes, Ruflia Diapets
Bik Ruflels & Calimancoes, very cheap
ﬂgi’?qt variety 6-4 Mauflin Shawls for balf price
500 small Pocket Handkerchiefs for /6 ps.
4co white Canibric do, for 20 cents.
Dark Ginghands and Chambrays ¢ |
British Nankeéns ; cottonCaflimeres & Jeans
Sifterfoy and Madrafs Handkerchicfs 1
Ladies lace clock & plain white cotton Hose
-do buff and color’d cotton do Ao A,
Gentlemen’s white and color’d cotton Hose
Bluc 10d gellow Nunkeens—irlt chop
Company Napkins— best guality - |
Blue India Cottons i ; ' ‘
A large supply of low" priced and icfy finc
4 2nd yard wide shirting India Cottons
A great varietj of Kidderminfier: |
| Car.pEtln'gs . mewelt patterns ‘
Venetian Stair do. &c. &c. &,
- May'y, 3810 8 v ‘ |
PREMOVAL, (
x“,“ j ol /‘;’, \
Nathaniel B. March,
JR ESPECTFULLY infoms
2 % . the public, that he has taken 2 shop
in D@i%td{d}tc&z;bppoﬁt:' Mr..Charies
Peired’s k store, where he will keep con
stantly for Sale, » L M
_Saddles, Bridles, Harnefles,
Mattrofies, Trunks, and mili
‘tary Apparatés. = ' s
e B Upholitering & Chaise
Trimmisg atteaded to with difpate an
Deatnels, and every. favor:gratefully ac.
Anapledged. 0 v ZS Ni,
U R T oyt LR TR St P PNt
State of Neo~: 2_ NbTmE is hereby given to the
bampfoire Coos J§ LN non relidept propriviors and
owners of Jand in STRAZTFORD. m boid county, who
have not paid their county. town. filiool fibool bufeand
bighway taxes for the year 1509, that fomuch of theic
iands as will pay fald taxes, with incidental cliarges,
{wiil be fold at public vendue to the liighelt bidder, on
Monday the {ccond day of Jui{hdt, at ten o'clnck -
A. M at the dwelling houlc of Isaaa Stevens, Fiq.
inpholder in said Siratford, uniefs prevented by
previous payment to me the 'fubfc't;ibcr. £ §*‘§§
e T Ry
Original Grantees % N
| Names. & RN L CF b
IPerry Averill 1 50 17 14 20 29 29
| 2 59.290 534 29 40 3858
| 3 137 20> 17 14 20 29 29
‘ \ 4:194 200 9 710 14 14
‘ do undivided S NSO ) e e
Moses Averill * X <B3 So 17.-34 320 39 319
| 2 53 200 34 29 .40 55 58
' 3 101 200 I 7 14:20 29 29
A 4 530 260 9'7 10 14 14
. do undivided SO R X 8 Bt g
{Samuel Beers 2 ¥ 200 34 29 40 58 58
¢o undivided 9% 3% %4
Nathan Bonth 2 82 200 34 29 40 58 8
i 3 50 200°17 14 20 29 29
. "4 1038060 9. 2 10 14 14
. do undiwided o E 174 3
George Buyd 2 52 200 34 29 40 58 58
‘ 3 05 200 17 142029291
4 195 200 9 7 10 I 4 14
: do undivided 0. % 1.8 %%
iSamuel Beard 2 34 200 34 29 40 58 58
l 3 175 200 17 14 20 19 29 1
Siprimametill i ol MO D K O B B |
| do undivided Lol e g 42 o
Joseph Barlow 3 77 200 17 .14 30 29 29
! do undivided S 00 (Bl 2% E
.'jabcz Baldwin 3 192 200 17 14 20 29 29 |
I 4 165 200 9 7 10 14 I 4
o do undivided B goy oN T
Heth Baldwin 283 S 0 %% 3 -9 %
} do nndivided P 8 R ve %S
George Crague 2 110 100 17 14 20 29 29
I do undivided 50 %88 N 3
w 3 57 %0017 14 20 29 29
4 49 200 9 7 10 14 I 4
Stephen Curtifs jun. * 68 50 25 21 30 43 43
' : 295 200 34 29 40 58 58
3 185 200 17 14 20 29 29
4 104 200 9 7 10 14 14
do undivided 0. % BB %02
Samuel Curntfs 3 132 200 17 14 20 29 29
| : 4 208 200 9 7 10 14 14
Stephen Curtils undivided 50 1 1 2 212
;Daniclwggs/wle 2 183 200 34 29 40 58 58
I %" 3 130 200 17 14 20 29 29
4 34200 9 7 10 14 14
Benjamig'Hioman 370 200 17 14 120 29 29
‘ s BBundivided - ‘SO 1 T 2 2 2
Trumdn Hinman 3 37 200 17 14 20 29 29
~ do undivided S 0 R R RS
Aaron Hinman 3 128 200 17 14 20 29 29
I 4 74 300 9 7 10 14 14
‘ do undivided 9 VRS R
Joseph Hoibreok 2 119 200 34 29 40 58 58
\R;’c’zara Aart 896 2co 17 14 20 ¢9 29
3 97 200 I 7 14 %0 29 39
: 4 26 200 9 71014 14
do undivided {inign. . glt g g %
i . 4133800 9 710 14 14
| do undivided SRR LT s R
Joseph Hotbrock jun 2 200 200 34 2¢ 40 58 58
3 178 wOS 17 14 20 29 29
. 4188 200° 9 7 10 14 14
do undivid-d ;T 82 alcg
Joln Holbrook jun 2 198 200,34 ?g 40 58 48
3 3 128 200 17 14 20 99 29
4 ©7/200 ‘9 7 10 14 14
- downdivided e YT BTB
dger Judson . 4 15:9c0 9 71014 14
[dgkr Judson jun 4-796 220, 9 7 10'14 14
Daniel Judforn jun 2 17: 85 15 a 1 17 g 5 €5
3 15 ¥oo°l7 14 20 9 9
4 162 200 9 7 10 14 14
do undz'm'{led G 8 4. 43 3
Elijak hinman, 3 98 200 t7i420 29 29
i 4 156 200 ¢ 7 10 14 14
do undivided gy ok a 2 i
“-Wz'."/z};m King 5 181 200 54 99 .58 58
3 82 200 17 14 .20 29 29
‘ 4 55 200 9 7 10 14 14
- do unidivided 83 11 s e
Elisha Mills 4155 <BO 2 2 3 4 4
Reynold Marvin T 3450 35:21739 43 48
2 159 190 17 14 20 29 29
: 48 13907190 g. 7 3014 14
Jatsb Shecvesjun e 174 60 10 9 12 17 17
; 8 167 100 g 7 10 14 14
, <0 ‘2co 10 14 1
do zmafz'vz'ded4 50 ?17 2e} ‘:
vamuel Sh-rhurne 1 96 5o 17 14 20 29 29
Alur Tomlinforn 4 39 200 g 71014 14
Wilivam Thompfin. g 16 200 17 14 20 29 29
4 14 200 9 7 19 14 14
| do undivided 59 1 4 3% . 8 8
7/eph Tomianfon 4 .80171420 29 e 9
‘ 2 111 200 34 29 40 38 58
: 8 19 200 17 14 49 29 29
. 137 €oq 10 14 14
do wuz’i'm'&z’ea!‘l ?7 50 ? Z .2 : %
‘tephen Tomlinfon 1 g 5 po 25 81 go 43 43
Goundiyided - ' got 1 1 @ 2 e
“zrahiah Whitmore 2 147 200 34 29 40 58 58
. . 8 113 200 17 14 20 29 29
% ‘4 24800 9 7 10 14 14
. do undivided e L e 2.
42940 fofiak Willard 262 200 g 58 58
3 g 80 250 17 14 20 ¢9 29
2 . .4 105 200 9 7 10 14 14
“homas Wiofter 3d- 3 30 2co 34 20 40 58 58
' 8 86 %00 17 14 20 29 29
S A igs 200 g. 710 14 14
dn urmh'z,ez'd‘;rd;4 &5 50 ? Z ‘g a @
| Thomas Wogfier jus 2 109 150 26 ar 80 48 43
‘ 8§ 12100 9 710 14 14
: e A N S 00 L g e g
7ofeph Wogfier 2d 2 98 206 g 429 40 58 58
g 8 64 200 17 14 20 39 29
; 4 177 20 9 7 10 14 14
do undividid 89 12 8420 2
Moses Wetn 4 6100 48 5 9 7
F/phWetls 27197 100 17 14 %0 29 09
it ' 3 115 300717 14 20 29 129
e e T eAR T R
B 40,uua't’f{id:d“i‘_‘ N%”‘% X gg&:* 2
Stephen Sherman': 8 108 200 17 %&29 29
e ALK Seol g aRNG fy. Ty
|5 wdowndivided - ~7go 1 1 2 3 ¢
‘quki-“" 2 68 £OO 3429 40 58 58
Yot TRy 46800 199 7 10714 14
| doundivided = 50 1 T. 2o e
Moses Livte * 2117 900 34 29 40 58 58
A Rl Hlstoo 17 14 *2.°'§9 29,
R e 800 g . 7 KpTNY 1y
| dowaiizen ® "0 % IRE D
George Lewis i,83’},_,296 8¢ %9 40-'@sß‘\sß‘
RS U gs g R9O 177 1490 29-49
b ey ‘?‘xgﬁng 9 710 14 14
o doundividd 5o 11 wla g
Judaß*Kellogue ~1 50 17 14 b 0 909
. 5 839003419 4058 58
Ne A fﬁ“"""r‘ RGNS gy
e ee g L 200, g T ip;”:“'\i‘f;‘«if
. "EPHRAIM H. MAHURIN, Collir;
- Stratford; March 10, 28x0s v+
. o FORSALE, -
- /o THREE Story HOBBE.
. ~._:i at the Mill dam, between Capt.
Hobker’s and Mr. #ar/bal’s onlung
credit. Bills of luzchange on Londen
Eor terms apply to . - . I
May 1, THOMAS MANNING.
TO BE LET, \
AND polleflion given by the|
: middie of May infl, that elegaat au'd“
cominodious brick Houle in. Market fireet,
formerly occupied as an Hotel, with a Sta-§
ble suitable for sixteen horses—the houfe|
coatains four sarge Rooms, one of which is
45 by 22 sect--a large Kitchen with a Famp
and Rumford apparatus, and twenty two
lodging chambers. For terms apply to.
CLEMENT STORER.
Portsmouth, May 1. : ,
J. POND
.; ‘7* ® c s :
fﬁ? Jor sale at bis shop No. 8, Congress
o firest, : .?
PLATED, japan’d Cutlery Ware, and
Jewelry of the newest fathion. A 4/, l
Warranted 8 day Clocks ; patent Time
Keepers and Watches, and Watch Furniture
of almost every description. Also,
-, Fifteengrofs of the be®t LiverpooliWatch
Glafles, twbe fold very cheap for cath,
| Clocks and Watches of cvery description
" carefully repaired and warranted.
~J. Ponp returns, his most gratefu! thanks
to the Inhabitants of this town, and the pub
- lic in general for the patronage he has re
- ceived, and hopes for a continuance of their
E favours. Gw. May 1
b i ot Gt e"t S S
|
EDUCATION. :
J HASTIE, takes this op
e portunity of informing the inhabi
tants of Portfmouih. and its vicinity, that!
he teaches the French and Englith languages|
grammatically, Writing, Arithmetic; Geom
etry, Plain Trigonometry, Navigation and
- Geography wich the ufc of the Globes. |
J- H. intended leaving town, but from
the advice of friends feels disposed to remain
if proper encouragement were given, 4
Young Ladics wishing it would be atten
ded at their own houses, : !
N.B. For particulars apply at the Office
-Of Danici Humphreys, LLq. Daniel-fireet. !
-~ Portsmouth, May 1, 1810, : |
ee L L S
| Dancing School,
! 'l\/l R. ROBBINS most ref-
E _.L pectiully informs the Gentlemen &
-~ Ladics of this town and its vicinity that be
. Intcnds opening a fechool at the Affembiy
- Hall, on Wedncfday the. gth of May inst.
I at two o'clock in the afternoon, for the
- purpole of inftru@ing them the polite art
. of Dancing —Terms, 4 dollars at entrance
i and cight dollars per quarter and two les
sons a wéek.—Schooldays, Wednesdays and
. Thurf{days,
‘ N.B. Mr. R having the most fathiona
ble sets of Cotillions will also teach them in
! his School. May 1.
L e e e———————
- John Graham
- John Graham
3 . . FROM NEW.YOREK, . .
. I{ES?ECT’FULLY informs ths Centle
, men, in Portsmouth, that he has com
menced the BUOOT and SHOE MAKING
- bafinefs, in the newelt fathions, in Buck
. street—-and those who may please to favor
- him with their custom may depend on his
+ greatelt excrtions to pleafe.~~He has on hand
- a {mal! aflfortment of Bcot Webbing, Cord
- and Taflcls, Boot and Shoe Blacking of the
-best quality, superior to any imported.—
Any orders for work in his line will be at
tended to and every favor gratcfullgr ac
' knowledged. ; May 1, 1810,
T e
L State of Newbhamp/hirey—Grafton [ {
4 NOTICE is hereby given'to. the uon-rcﬁ-l
-1.~ deat proprictors and owners of land in
i THORNTON, in said county, who have not
| paid their taxes for the year 1869—that so
. much of their land as will pay said taxes,
i with incidental charges, will be fold at.pub-
I lic vendue at the dwelling-house of Jabez
Church, in f{aid Thornton, on Monday the
third day of September next, at ten of the
clock in the forenocon, unlels prevented by
previous paymient,
TR
' e &S % B 8
B o aEls
R DA e e R
g @l i Oy ¢ g C
ofeph Niles, undivid- : i
.(]:d irrx’thc, Gore } 390 2.5 3‘
"Eleazar B, Wilkins 2 2 150 11 14 2
J. B. CHURCH, Colle&or. |
Thornton, April 15, 1810. »
Sales at Auction.
ON THURSDAY NEXT,
At 12 o’clock-—on the premises,
A 7 ILL be fold at public Auttion,
W in lots from’ 4 to 8 acres each,
as will accommodate purchasers, and
on long credit, : 4
That beautiful FIELD, south
of the Training-field on the Plains,
containing about 40 acres. - This landl
is delightfully fitvated for building or
ifnprovement, superior to any within
“the bounds of this town, and is in a
good Rate of improvement. ‘
For further partioulars apply to
Mr. Evias Lassy, nearthe‘premifes,!
or to ... JOSEPH ELA.
mMAY T, 1810. _ ki ~
: NGTICE.
| TO be SOLD at Public Ven
. . A" ducon the 15th day of May 1810,
so much of the Real Estate of BENJAMIN
~ LEAVITT, late of Northampton, deceases.
vto the amount of Eight Hundred and Forty
- Dollars, by license from the Judge of Pro
" bate ‘at the dwelling house of BEnjamin
, Leavitt infaid Northampton at 5 o’clock'in
r- SR rgea Y. Tl ss T e
- " BENJAMIN LEAVITT Exeotin.'
| Norsbampton, April 23, 1810, =~
, %M,,,:W adwertife-
PO N,
| SALES AT AUCTION. '\
( THIS DAY ~17 a’'dlock gt
LGS, LARI?N"S Auction Store,
S 2 T Marke Suriet,
2o bags good retailing Coffee
Nhy 1. 3 3 p ; X
e e e e e ettt e
RN :
Valnable Real Estate.
- THIS RAY—rll2 'o’clock,
ON THE PREMISES, *
3 }‘ FILL pobtively be fold to
3 . the bigheft hﬁ({der, and withont
any reserve, 2l the Real EQate. of the lote
KEYRON WALSII, decealed (of whieh the
Creditors to the Estate, and alNgthers con
‘cerned are requcfted to take not’l\cq) cenfilt
ing of a large, well finifhed and comingdions
.:Dév:llix_lg HOUSE,and LAND—aLsoo—qp¢e
other {mall HOI%SE and LAND, and one
valuable House LOT; all situate in Wash-"
ingten-fircet, and all which have; béen par
ticularly aefcribed in former advertisements,
The terms wi | be liberal agd made kiiown |
at the Sale. % e T
l ANDREW DUNLAP. Adminifiratore
F«Mayar: S. LARKIN, Au.&,
Rob R Lit o A N
ON Friday Next—ll o’clock,
ON LONG WHARF
50,000 LUMBER, . - :
| ey o & Cof_:/?ﬁiug of
| - Boards, Joist, and Timber..
) i . »
| ALso—2o,ooo Shingles, &°.
4000 QOak Plank,
V dn Lots 1o suits purchasers.
May 1. . S. LARKIN Au&.
bl L e e R T
(On % hurfday the v7th infh. at v o’clock
| AM.il be fold at public Auétion,
| at Pearfe’s Wharf (if not previously
} disposed of at private Jfale) ‘
“§{ HE Boat MURR, 12!
' ® tons burthen and may be fitted for
Fishing at a small expence, having Cables
and Anchors fuflicient—for particulars ap
piy to JOSEPH LOW.
. May 1, 1810, :
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. ‘lmportant Sales.
,"r O BE SOLD at Public
| Au&ion, by virtue of alicence from
the Honorable the Judge of Probate for the
County of Strafford in the State of New-
Haumplhire, at the Hall over Taomas Tay-
Loßr’s Store in Sandbornton,on Thursday the”
tenth day of May next at ten o’clock A. M,
A part of the Real Estate
which was of 77i/liam Harper )ate of said San
vornton, Esq. deccaled, which is as follows,
to wit, the homestead Farm of the said de
cealed, containing One Hundred and Fifty
ACRES of excellent land ; the whole of
which is under a high . state of cultivation,
cxcecpting a part which has been reserved
as ncceflary for a_wood' lot—nearly the
whole of the Farm is inclofed by substantial
stone wall, and the priocipal part of the
cross feuces are of the fame kind. The
buildings on the Farm are a large and con
venient two {tory dwelling House, with 3
stacks of chimueys, and an excellent cellar
contaiging two arches, a barn nearly new
8o by 36 feet, and compictely finifhed, a
thed j 0 feet long adjacent to the barn, a
chaise house, wood house, granary & other
‘neceflary out buildings— 4/ a. one flory
‘dwelling houic, convenient for a small fami
\ly—There are also three wells of good water,
one for each dwelling houle, and one at the
‘barn with a good pump—Thereis a good
{Orchard, Garden, Fruit Yard, &c—As the
{above mentioned Farm is situated in the cen
|ter of the town, withia a few rods of the
{Rev Mr Bodwell’s meeting house, and of a
{fchoo! houfe,where a {chool is kept the prin
!cipal part of the time, and within one mile
(of the Rey Mr Crockett’s meeting house,
,and upon the main road leading through the
ltown,and as the place is clevated, pleasant
and healthy, the fitvatiop would be very de
sirable to a gentleman who should wi[l'x to
retire to the country, to a Farmer, Taverner,
Trader or Miechanic B 3
| Also, a farm containing two
hundred acres, situated on the road leading
:‘from the Rev Mr Bodwell s meeting house,
\to the easterly Baptilt meeting house, and
iwithin one and a half mile of the farm last
mentioned, The foil is equa! to any in town.
About sixty acres are under improvement—
ithe remainderis covered with a beautiful
!growth,prin.ci pally of the Sugar maple,birch,
ibeech, ash and elm—A stream runs through
;it fufficient to carry mills—There is a Barn
150 feet long, and a {mall house frame upon
it—Tt is capable of making two excellent
farms, and will be fold intwo lots
l Also, alot of lind containing
about 160 acres, situated npor Winnepiflio
kee river, and within about one mile of
Sandbornton bridge—This lot is covered
with a 2 most valnable growth of pine timber,
suitable for buildings and for boards—Logs
can he takeu from the bank of the river in
rafts to a saw-mill which is within one mile
of the lot -
Also, a beautiful field, con
taining abcut’ Twenty-three acres, situated
within a few rods of the Rev. Mr. Crock
ctt’s mecting house” ; :
Also, fifty acres of unculti
‘vated sand in the northwesterly part of the
town, being a pirt of the original right of
Jofiab Sanborn.—Terms which wi'l be lib
cral, will be made known at the Sale !
| , The premises above deferibed, may be
vicwed any time piecious. to the sale, by ap
plication-to S MUEL HARPER of Sand
born_;on -—-—-— T
| ALSO, by wirtue of the b‘ﬁﬁnﬁﬂ,
- Will be fold at Public Auc
tion at WILLIAM STICKNEY’S Inn in
Congord, N. H on Wednesday the thirteenth
day of June next, at two o'clock P. M-—
Two thousand one hundred and fifty acres
of land in the townthip of Paulfburgin the
\County of Coos .in. this State, being one
l‘ Conditions for the last mentioned tract 5
{fourteenth part of said Township ;
. ~ae half of the purchale sum down ; the re
|mivinder in fix months with interet -
| JOHNA. HARPER, ddminifirator.
| AM‘?’% Byodpril 14010~
: >T 2 w;y aﬁ\t-ﬁ'é 27th ule. adark
18 et COW of about cight years old
{—whoéver iay find fasid Cow and will re.
turn Her to the fubferiber shall bepcamgue
Jp reyhrrctd. [WL LI ARTLEY VRBRE
b revbiradd W LIAST-OANDNED .