The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1809-10-10 00:00:00, page 1

HALLOWELL and Auguffj
. ta, Linceln and Kenaebeck!
and Coacer4 Bilis taken at nar-—Pe
nohfcotr, Hilbiough, Vermont dhd
Berkthire Bills taken at a small dis
count for Harpware Goobps, by
Thomas W. Penhaltow,
Sept. 26. Mzrker fircet.
KEMOVAL.
Henry Beck, -
RESPECTFU!’.L\’ in
, ] forms the Public
/ that he has removed to
, Mr. Austin’s brick store
' , on Spring hiil, where
f he intends carrying on
=y the CHAIR MANU
/- 4y FACTURING BUSL
ot ) NESS in all its branch
" e¢s with neatness and
A it difpaich. :
f e o He ha‘s on hand and
constantly keeps for
————teesmeastsl (ile, the most fathiona
ble and best of Fancy, Bamboo and Wind{or
Chairs, and Settees. . ] |
N. B. Purchasers ar¢t iﬂVlth to Ca" and
examine for themselves (6w.) g“3Pt- 231
Fashionable Hair Cutting.
E. M’REDING fashionable Hair
o Curter and Dresser, begs leave to
inform the Ladics and Gentlemen of Ports
month tnat e has taken the Room lately
improved by Mr. Pike, where he cuts Hair
in 2 ncat and fashionable stile and further
informs them that he makes all sorts of
Wigs Buaads, Braids and Frizetts |
E. M'R. flatters himselt that he can give
gencral satisfaction to those that please to
favour hiow with their custome /
N. B. Constaat attendance from 6 o’clock
in the morning till 9 inthe evening:
Seps 20,
Isaac Waldron, Jr.
ft'm now Landing and for Salz, ‘
250 bbls. frefh Baltimore
700 bushels Maryland Corn.‘
FLOUR, Iv Stors,
60 bbls. Ship Bread, which{
will be {old for Weßk ladia Goods. -
20 small boxes Souchong Tea.
_lo bales Cotton. Sept. 26.
&% Uacurrent Muney taken for
FARDWARE GOODS.
CASH WANTED. ~
WANTED to hire for one or two YCars
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
for which liberal intcrelt and undoubtch
security will be given, epquire of the printer.
- Sept 26.
CONWAY. £ State afNew:Hawpﬂ;ire—-—Str aﬁr:ﬁ;ﬁl
NO'I‘ICE ts hereby given to the nonresident proprietors and owners of
land in the town of CONWAY, County and State -aforefaid, who
have not paid their county, town, {chool and highway taxes for the year 18c9,
that so much of their land, as will pay said taxes, with incidental charges, will
be fold at public-aution, on Thursday the twenty-eighth day of December
nexr, at ten o’clock A. M. at the dweiling-houfe of me the {ubfcriber, unless
prevented by previous payment. : :
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W. Dollcff, 1007 acres of land on the E. fide of S. Siarks location 13 33 44 9o
Capt. Benjamin Gilmzn, 100 acres of land in S. Srarks location 738238 47
Half of the {econd division of the right of Theodore Aikinfon, Esq.
owners unknown, 50 2cres, : : g 3 8 12 e 3
Ha!f the second div:fian belonging to the right of Jacob Ayer, Nog. -
57759 acies, owners unksown, : g B:1s 08
Amos Cook and James Coffin, E'qs. 50 acres of land belonging to
the right of Nathaoiel Bavill, and 100 ac:es of land belosgiog to :
the right of Joho B, Waus, Esq. e : v g 88 ga 68
Cipt. Seth Spring, 70 zcres belouging to the right of David Davis,
‘and {ccond and third division of the right of Benjamio logalls and ol x
Joha Masfin jan. containing®goo acses, ' : 18 51 68 140
Col. John M’Miilan, 100 acres belonging to the right of Ephrzim :
. Fofler, and 100 acres 1o the right of Peter Levis, 13 83 44 9°
Thomas Cotts, Esq No. 4, in the south range, 100 acres. gd divificn
of David Hicks,3d do. of Joseph Eafiman, 3d do. of golpel prupaga
tion gd do of Naihanicl Perley, gd do of Wm. Ladd, gd do of
Samucl Merrill, 3d do of Danie! Ingals—ihe ron work:, clothing 2
mill, and the land #djoining the fame. , . 67 167 220 450
L:. Mules Davis, 65 acres of land in Samuel Starks location, g 0 48 87
W .iliam Toal 400 acres of Land in the N. W. part of Samuel Starks
jocation. 19 5o 65 135
200 Acres of land in Samuel Starks lacation, pwners uoknown. 9 35 33 63
James tnbbs, 250 acees of land in Hugh Steriings location, and ;
part of the righ' of Peter Levis, - | : 15 % 8% 118
Bezojamin. Woodman, 100 acres of land in Hugh Sterlings location 6 17 22 45
50 acres of land 1o Hagh Sterlings location, owoers unkoown, 88 100 1432 270
Heary Y. B. Oigood, for the right o.f .Daniel Wartner Esq. . 62 163 216 441
Joseph F. Swan, 5o acres of the 2d division, of the right of John T.
Mafan, Esq. o ; : ' g 8 11 33
B:tnjam'in Caverly, two mills, : ; : 2t 67 180
Enoch Mesrill jon, land near Nicholas Wentworth’s - ey T 1g 18744
The heirs of Samuel White, Elg. 100 acres, : “6 17 ‘3% 4§
2d division No. 20, of the original ngh't of Elias Hcath: l_oo acres, :
gd division No, 41, 10 the right of Elias Hcath, and gd" division to ‘ '
the light of Caleb Fcfier, owuers ““If"""’“" M 13 33 44 9°
Nath’l Mersill on the 24 division to the right of Saml Ipgalls, 100 acres 6 17 22 45
.Allen Porter, 50 acres in the south end of the 2d divifiba of 1k right of
Wiikiam Laid, 50 acres io the fonth ead of the 24 division of the :
right of David Hicks, 50 acies 3d division .or amendation to the =~
tighrot . Hhcks, <, (T : - 13 5o 66 135
Charles Walkes, for part of the right of J. T. Malon, so acres, 3. 81y Ay
»oo acres of land io Archibald Starks location, owners unkaowa, = 44 117 155 3!
Haif of the 24 division of the right of Thomas Merrill, 50acres, g 3 811 23
4748 acres of common and wodivided 4and in the town of Conway L
owners mostly unknown, ; \, i ' 89 233 308 630
Thaformof Devid Pagec Elg,: .- 7 0 &0 e oo 82 87 111 234
ad divifinn of th= right of John Lang, No.g-—-5o acres, owners ankoown3 8 11 23
-@;mm Cox, for the gd division belonging to the right of Samael 2 e
Livermere, Edq. : - e S e A R eR Y 8
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PURTSMOUTH : (New-iiaupsuirg) PusLisiep 8y W. WEEKS—Printir To 118 STATE, awp PRI—NTb:OF—‘—I‘—HE Lalr\&g‘;)‘;‘T:h:ﬁ;;ﬁ?r;?b;
State ‘.’f N, ffvl’ﬂmﬁ/bire, Rockingham ﬁ'
NO FICE is hereby given to the non-resi
dent proprictors and owners of land in
wINDHAM in {aid county who have not
ipaid their highway, town, school and county
taxes for the year 1808, that so much of
itheir land as wil! pay the (ame, with inci
dental charges will be fold at public vendue
at t! - flore of Amos Emerson, in {2id town,
on Monday the twenty seventh day of No
vember next at ten of the <lock in the fore
noon,unlcfs prevented by previous payment,
I G Yoo T S B
f oo NOTICES - §
! ‘NZ HEREAS f{undry per
l sons have made a prad&ice of
-staking Gravel, Stones and Dirt, from
ithe Streets and highways, in Ports
mouth, much to the disadvantage of
private citizens and the community,
and have a ifo wantouly clogged and
otherwise injured the public wells and
umps, greatly to the detriment of
the inhabitants,—notice is hereby giv
en’ that in future every person offen
ding as aforefaid shall be prosecuted
to the extremity of the law. \,
By Order of the Selecimen, |
JOSEPH CLARK, Chairman
Psrtimouth, Scptember 26 : s
; 5 CM CM CM CM
Sobcrt Camplell: 25740 ®#2o 20 4 4
M anicl Lowmefon . 10 16 8 R Y
Fona Nl s leirstO 167+ 8 &“v 3
If_}'umn ‘ff'ﬂ:_ff“e‘r s S g B ixß
Abney Woodman ~20 3% -16 16 3 4
Dr. Ralff® Harris 25 40 20 20 4 4
Fonathan Emerson =5. 8 4. A %8
!Timctby Emerforn 10 l 6 8 8 1 8
iHenry Little's beirs 22 35 2 17 6 17 6 3 8
Dawid Morse 10 16 8 3 £ 8
Phillip Rowell 10 16 3 8 x 8
lDa‘-vid | e e
Samuel Cochran 176 28 48 '5 8
! Alexander . }26§ ~ gL 37729 %
David and Moses \
; Robinson }6 48 My
Thomas £ widow "
Jfaiab Silver Oks 6 71374138
‘Capt. Little o Xb: & 58 18
i-——-—- Towner 20 {4 16 16 34
| WILLIAM SMITH, Collecior.
| Windham, Sept. 20 1809.
FOR SALE, i
A TWO Story dwelling-Heufe |
and the land, with a thop in |
ifront, and Aquedu&t—-fituated in‘
Fore-fircet, oppofits the flore of Mr. |
‘Robert Rice—payment will be made”
eafy—for further particulars enquire
of the fubferiber on the premises. |
fa GEORGE OSBORNE. |
| Sept 26. 0
TUESDAY, QCCT_I’QER 10, 180 g.
NEW GOODS.
CHEAP FOR CAS!.
FJeremy L. Ciofs
NFORMS his friends aud cufiom.
I ers, that he has jaft reccivedfrom
Boston, a complete affortmest of |
W. L. Goods and Grocer es, viz,
Hyfon, ‘3 TEAS warran-
Young Hyfon;,} ted of the firfk
and Souchong ¥ gquality
Loaf, ” &
Havanna and } ~SUGARS.
Braail’ - e
Cetton, Piments, .
Rice, * Peppes
Flours Y Ck;tz:;_ﬁ g
Coftee; . Cathay T
Chocolate, I\lutmegs e .
Raiflins, Gingery ', ¥
Currants, Sali Patre,
Mace, Multard,
I‘Jisbon and ‘ } WINES ; : |
Sherry
Holland andi } GIN ;
American ] :
Cognac Brandy, Windsor Soap,
Barcelona do. Canales, :
Rum, Corks,
Molaflcs, Copperas,
Shrub, Alium, :
Indigo, Sulphur,
o i } SEGARS ;
Spanish and” T ADQ.
ﬁngn(:n and } POWDER ;
merican }
| 30T, &c. &c.
The above GOODS wairanted to
be of the firlt gnality, and fold as rea.
fonable as can be purchased elsewhere.
Oé&ober 3. ,
Portsmouth Aqueduci.
THE Proprietors of the
‘ Portsmouth Aqueduét are [o
\ified that their mecting Rands ad
journed to Thurféay next, O&ober
sth, at 3 o’clock P. M. at the east
chamber of the Court-House in his
town—a general and punétual artend.
ance is requssted\as bufineds of impor
tance wili then be laid before them, .
, JOSEFH AKERMAN, jr,
Ogt. 307 \ Prop’s. C/qu.
To be Let.
A BRICK Sture, opposite ithe Tith Market
with or without a chamber—Several
chambers suitable for Lawyers offices &c in
the centie of the Town—Also, a few house
Lot or Store Lots of land, on a loag credit
and at reasonable prices—Enqnire of
- . -DANIEL AUSTIN
Sept 26, .
FOR SALE,
ABOU I’ half an acre of ex
cellent land situated atr Mount
Delight, so called in' Deerfield, on
which 18 a very convenient dwelling
House, a barn, a well of very good
water and a commodious tan-yard—
any person who wishes to purchase
may know the terms by applyving to
SAMUEL GOODHUE. .
IRI e e
ONE CENT REWARD.
5 RUN away from the {ub
: : {criber on the 10th inst.
an indented apprentice Mu
latoe Boy, named JOSEPH
' LEATHERS, about four
- teen years of age : All persons
are hereby forbid trusting him on my
account, for I shall pay no debts of
his contrad&ting. Whoever will return
said boy f(hall ‘receive the above re
ward and no charges paid.
REUBEN WHITCHER.
_Affﬁiﬂgl)am, Sept. 155 1809, '
NEW BOOKS. -
LOCK Hospital Coliecticn of Tunes;
. Allen’s American Biographical and
Hiltorical Dicticnary ; Smith’s Greck, He
brew & Latin Grammars ; Lowth’s Adam
and Ward’s Latin Granimars ; Webber’s,
Mathematics, 2 vols. Fiint and Love’s sur
veying ; Schrivilli’s Lexicon, new cdition,
and a large assortment of other Classical
Bsyoks. Wilson on Febrile Difeales ; Bell’s
Surgery in 7 vols with plates : Medical Ex
tractss vols elegant color’d plates. Turton’s
Lincaus, 6 vols with plates.. ° :
! , at C PEIRCE’s store.
TENEMENTS—feveraI to Let.
- Singing School.
AHE subscriber proposes to open
| I a SINGING SCHOOL on
the 2d T'uesday of next. month, two
evenings in a week, in the house now
occupied by Mr. Caleb Stearns, in
Buck fireet. His terms are one dol
lar fifty cents per quarter. Those dif
_pofed to attend, will please to call at
the bookftare of Mr. C. Ps&&ca' and
leave their names on 2 {ubfcription
paper lodged there for said purpose.
77 7 DAVID MARDZEIN.
POttmeﬂth, Sept- 190 s 5 i
PAULSBCURG.
WHEREAS the_ proprictors
and owners of e township
of Paurssourc, in the county of
Cous ard State of New-Hampshire, at
their . meeting, held at the dwelling
houfe of Daniel Ciiley, in Epsom, in
the county of Rockingham, in said
State, on the third day of November
A.D. 1808, voted to raise a tax of
twenty dollars on the common and
undivided land in each of tke original
rights in said rownfhip of Paulfbourg,
for the purpose of making and repair
ing of 10ads and bridges dnd eredting
milis in [2id townthip—procuring fet
tiers to fettle there—paying public
taxes anJ other demands that then or
thereafterwards should exist againtt
{aid prorietary, and whereas the af
fefiors of said township did on the
29ih day of the fame November, make
and commit said aflefiment to me o
colle&, and the {um of four dollars,
seventy fix cents, only, has been paid
on each of {aid rights : Notice is here
by given that unless the delinquent
,--oprietors and owners of the follow
19g original rights in said Paulfbourg,
to wit, the original rights that were
St William Mayne, baronet Robert
Moyne, LEfq. George Gray, Esq.
John Grayham, Esq. Walter Xene
dy, Eiq Paul Wentweorth, Esq. John
Neifon, Esq. John Ward, Efg. Rob
‘ert Grayham, Efg. David Scrymg
cour, Esq. Colin Mackenzie, Lfq.
Thomas Mayne Esq. Edward Mayne,
Esq. William Serwns, Ifq. the
Hon. Robert Needham, Samuel
Smith, Esq. Thomas Evans, Esq.
William Weniworth, of Barbadoes,
Esq. and Wiliiamo Botts, Esq. shall
pay me fifteen dollars and twenty
four cenis on each of {aid rights (be
ing the balance of fuid taxes now
due and unpaid) und incidental char
ges, so much of said delinquents land
as will pay said raxes now unpaid,
and the legal charges, will be fold at
public au&ion, on Tue(dcy the . nine
teenth day of December next, at ten
o’clock, forenoon, at my dwelling
house in Epping, in said county of
Rockingham. -~ '
WILLIA®M PLUMER, Collectors
L pinpe Sept R XBOGw. L
Heartwell & Walker.
ONA. HEARTWELL and Wwm.
J WALKER having formed a con
pexion in business under the above
firm, offer for sale at the Rore lately
occupied by HearTwerL, on the Pa
rade ; a general aflortment of
W. L Goods & Groceres,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Teas, Spirits, Sugars,Dye Wopds, belt
of English battle tower proof glaz’d
and American Powder, patent Shot,
quantity white Beans, Peas, Clover
and Herds Grass Seed, R. O. Shooks,
few M. laying Shingles, 200 W. O.
Rum barrels &c. &c. which they will
fell for cash, approved credit, or cous
try produce. G
They have allo received from the
Providence Factory a consignment of
Cotton Goods, viz. Bedticks, Checks,
Stripes,Sheeting and Shirting Cottons
also, Twist and Filling fiom No. 6 to
12, Knitting Yax;n from 9 1.2 to 18,
Sewing Threads; 10to 30, which wild
be fold at the real Factory Prices—
Their former customers are refpec
fuily invited to call at No. 3,Congrefs
freet. Sept. 19,
For Sale or to Let,
By CHARLES B. GRACE,
T WO large two story dwel
ling HOUSES, with outhouses
thereto belonging, situated at the
south part of the wown, one in Water
ftreet, the other in Gates-street—a ‘
good Well and pumps to each, close
to the door, likewile the aquedué in |
each—good Gardens, and every other |
convenience neceflary for such build- |
ings. Any person that would &ifh to
hire or purchase, are desired to call
upon him at his Store near Liberty
bridge, where they will be informed
of the particulars., , ‘
N. B. Only one of the buildings is
intended for sale or to let ; but the
person intending to purchase or hire
may take his choice of either.
(6w) ~_Portfinouth, Scpt 4, 1809
WANTED a steady indulftrious
Young Man, ong from the country.
would be preferred, from 15 to 18 years of -
age to attend and do the work of a small
family in this town, such a one who can be |
well recommended may hear of a place
where he will recéive gond treatmient—and
have his wages punctually paid. For furs
~ ther information enquire of the FPrinter,
THE NORTHERN INTEREST.
~ The fubje& of improving the breed
of SHEEP is highly important to
our Farmrers 4nd 10 our Country,
particularly to the Northern and East
ern States. Chanceller Livingston
and Col. Humphreys have the honor
of taking the lead in introdicin the
celebrated Merino breed intn the coun
try 3 and Mr. Eikanah Warfou. of
Pitsfield, of propagating it in Mafit
chufetts. Mr. Watson, in a comme
nication to the Editor of the Derk.
shire Reporter, makes a concise state
ment of the begining and progress of
this patrietic business. He' fays,
¢ Co! Humphreys imported fever.
aliyearsago a large and a very valua
ble fluek' of the pure bloods dire& from
Spain, via Portagal : a few months.
previous to which, Chancellpor Liv
ing fton had sent over from France, a
{mall number of pure bloods, {elected
from the large and improved breed of
one of the national flocks ; and has
since imported aram from Ragibcud
let a national farm near Paris, of un
common size and beauty, and bearing
a large fleece, (viz. nine pounds un
walhed wool, which he fold for 18
dollars) of singular finerefs. Ia ade
dition to which he procaored in Fragce
last year, ata great expence 11 or
a 2 very fin: msrinos ; one of which
gave a flecece of 16 pounds 3 but un
fortunately the whole were seized in
June lalt, at Bordeaux on board the
{hip Hope, by Bonaparte’s. officers,
which may be considered a great na
tional loss. Both these gentlemen
have not only immortalized thems
{elves, but have also so greatly pro
moted their individual interzfts, by
their steady and fuccefsful efforts in a
pursuit so honorable to themfelves,and
so beneficial in its vhimate effeés to
their common country.”
Speaking of his own efforts in sols
lowing the footfteps of Meflrs. Livings
fton and Humphreys, Mr. Watson
states, that he was unfortunate in his
firlt essay, by taking through mistake
a 3 4 instead of a full biooded ram,
“which was not discovered till last win
ter ; but-that part of his flocks wug@
.nevertheless the cffipring of the full
*biovds of the flocks of boihsthole gen..
tlemen ; and that he has lately pro
cured from the celebrated Clermont
flock of Chancellor Livingston fix fine
large rams for his flock of 300 excel
lent selected ewes, exclusive of about
50 of the mixed breed, of different
grades. By his exertions, and the
co-operation of oiher gentlemen in
Pittsfield, Mr. W. fays, there will be
in the county of Berkshire aléne, at
least 1500, in May next, of different
grades. He anticipates, from the
principle of felfintereft, a great and
rapid spread of the Merino flocks, so
as to cause an increase of our fado
- ries for fine cloths, and also in time to
export largely of the wool to Europe
- Mr. W. annexes to his flatement the
following interefling extra® of a let
ter from Chancellor Livingston.
» “ Lebarion Springs, 12th Sept.
¢ DEAR SIR, -
[Two poLLs. P2z axnys.]
RSI e e T eel . T
“ On the fubj=& of cotton, on
which we conversed fully when at
your house, I will fuggeßt an idea,
which is Rriking to shew how easy
it will be for the northern fiates to ri
val the southern in fubßituting the
value of the cotton by our merinos.
One million of merino sheep will give
five million pounds of fine wool, fup
poling them to be composed of ewes
and weathers in equal proportions.
Five million pounds of fine wool are
worth now ten millions of dollars 3
and even at the peace price in Eng
land, seven @nd one half millions of
dollafs. i
‘¢ Fourteen million pounds of cotton
(the quantity exported in one year
from South Carolina and Georgia,)
taking the short and long faple to
- gether, at the utmost, is not worth
‘more than five millions of dollars at
the London market. The Rates of
~ New-York, and Massachusetts, either
~ of them;, without any material change
in their agriculture, except a fubftitu
l tion of merinos for other {heep, ‘can
raise as much wool as shall equal in
* value the export of cotton. But how
easy it would be, once at that PO’ at,
| to double all our merino Hocks —thus
leaving a larger quantity of wool,than
’ we now have from the farne number -
of {beep for domefic purpefes, of fine
wool instead of goarfe—and all the.
surplus for exportation, or tmsp inte
future bome manufadtories,” ™