The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-04-10 00:00:00, page 3

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TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1810. -
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Hail Sifter Massachusetts !
No doubt is now entcrtained of the fuccefs
of our republican brethren in Massachusetts,
i the cleion of a Republican Governor
and Lt. Governor. On their success we
most cordially congratulate the citizens of
this refpetable State, The fadtion is now
completely broken down, and the chain of
union so firongly cemented that it may
boldly bid defiance to the intrigues of the
fa@ion who have so assiduously fought to
divide us, and introduce the horrors of civil
war. The papers by last evening’s mail,
furnifh us with returns of votes from 373
- %owns, which give the following flattering
result :— : z
ELBRIDGE GERRY, . 43,423
Chriflopber Gore, 41,462
In the fame towns last year, Mr. Gore
had 44,404 ; Mr. Lincoln 41,136 ; making
anet republican gain since April 1809, of
5,229 votes. . £
~ “Tburfdaynext isappointed as a day of pub
lic fafling and prayer threughout this State.
—ls at any period it ‘were proper tomingle
thanksgiving and praise with prayers and
fafting, the people of this state have at this
‘time the most abundant cause of thankful
nefs.—While we bend in humble [upplica
- tion before the throne of Omnipoteace, for
a pardon of our manifold tranfgrefiions, let
us render our tribute of thanks that we
‘have ngt been chaltened aceording ro our
deserts—When ‘we conicnted to abandon
the best goverament any portion of the
globe can boast to aid a faction who are un.,
remitted in their endeavors to overthrow it,
“had we not toc much reason to fear the man
_ ifeftation of the just wrath of heaven, for
spurning its inestimable bounty, in giving us
liberty and happincfs, equal laws and equal
rights 2 —The patience of hcaven has given
us {pace for repentance.—This indulgence,
we hope, has not been altogether flighted —
Our citizens, recovering from the panic in
fufed into their minds by base and designing
men, have done their fi»# duty, in wresting
this hcaven-beftowed ‘boon from the hand
of the spoiler. but here their duty is but
half performed—they must resolve never to
be againfo grossly deceived by such spe
cious imposture. :
With what fafety can we calculate that
heaven will forever wink at our contempt”
of its bleflings ?—By once permitting our
“felves to be led astray by the imposition of
faction, we have jeopardized the exiftefiee
of our frec governmeat. Shall we again
hazard them, with the idea that we can as
fume them when we will 2—Heaven forbid !
~—Rather let us humble ourselves for our
past foilics, and return with full purpose of
heart to preserve the bleflings an indulgent
“heaven bestowed on our pious aaceltors——
paradventure God may yet be gracious, and
not give us up to the buffetings~of our en
emics : O ;
COMMUNICATIONS.
It must be highly gratifying to every Re
publican to observe, that the * Port/mouth
Oracle” and other Federal papers, in New-
Hampthire, have, in 2 mealure recoveréd
from the paralytic fbock which they received
on the 13th of March, The weiters. who
were wont to fill the pages of those vehicles
of corre@ information with their lucubrations,
¥Bave remained tarpid fiace that period—
Let us hope, that-those vapid ¢fayiffs will
_foon resume their * ufeful labors”% Their re-
Zard fgr truth ; their refpeét for the constituted
authorities ; their veneration for Revolution-.
ary Patriots ; their devotion to the integrity
of the union; and their indignation at the.
outrageous condu& of the British Cabinet—
entitle them to the bigh praise of having ef
fectually removed the film from the eyes of
the good people of this State. and exhibited
to them Federalism inall its deformity. . -
That the Essex Funic may know the extent
of the services which havebeen rendered to
them in the premises, and be fatisfied thac
they have had the guid pro quo ; it may be
proper to remark, that in September 1808,
ywhen their new lewies and avxiliarics took
the ficld under the renowued General D—,
the federal majority in Newhampthir® was
‘2bree thousand—and that by the most correét
returns in March ‘BIO, the Republican ma--
jority is omedboufand five bundred, makidg a gain
in the short space of eightcen months, of
FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED !—lf in
addition to the nine federal papers which they
_have fixed in diffcrent parts of Newhamp
fhire, the Juato could be prevailed on to
to ‘eftablith nime or ten more, what wonderfal
effc&ts would not be produced ? A Repub
lican majority of at lealt ten thousand,
might with certainty: be cxpected, at the
- Congreilional Ele&ion in Augull neat !!.}
The federal party-basadvanced a prepos
terous clzimto “ all the ralents” of the coms
monity. This has proved on examinatien
to be a rediculous piece of vain boafting—
wox et praterea nibil=—"Their pretensions van
ith before the torch of truth—they evaporate :
in the crucible of criticism. : 455
Amopft the luckless wights, on whom has
devolved the task of {upporting the cause of
dying federalifin ; of soothing hér in thelaft
agonies ;of ptriorming her funeral obfe--
quies and pronouncing her eulogy + no-one
is more confpicnous than a certain skipping
writer in the Oracle, denominated ResTo-
BATOR, The prominent part assigned to
hint in the ceremonials, results no doubt
frrm an opinion, that he poffefies in a high
depree the requisite talents. ‘ _
But. whoever will be at the trouble of
perusing the works of this profound author,
and comparing them with the Republican
Oration delivered in this Town on the 4th’
of Jaly last, will readily preceive, that the
Gracle writer has purlomed from the Repub
dican Orator niot only entire fcmcnccs,_t.mt the
very marrow, foul and substance of his Ora
#on, and left him bare and deftitutc as a
@ Political Charnd House” ‘
. ; : CT——— :
_ The Speech of his Britanic Majefly gives
the lie to federal predictions, and proves
that'we have a party among us more cen- |
forious and hostile to our own government .
than the Britith Ministers, who made that
fpeech’ for their King. The Federal ya:f{m
ites begin to feel mortified and afhsmed of
their condud, which has indeed disgraced
themselves and their couatry Notwith= .
standing the popularity and high preteafions
of some of them, thereis something so anti
national, so unnataral and dishonorable, in
sking pae with s nfolent orclgn emilfry,
ayeinlout oW’ goveruhent, chat the, pub-
Tie sentiment must and will fettle down a
gainfite Lo 0 Bofl, Patrist,
FRESH FLOUR.
THE fubferiber offers for sale a afcw bbls.
% {upernec B altimore FLOUR; &f the firft
quality. WILLIAM APPLETON.
" April ro, _ 3
- Mr. Richards
RESPECTFULLY‘ informs the Ladjes
'\ and Gentlemen in ‘Portfmouth and its
- vicinity that he has opened a {chool at the
Assembly room for the admiflion of Masters
and Misses to the graceful and ornamental
. accomplilhment of Dancine He will in
ftrat his’ pupils in alt the most neceflary
parts of the art of dancing, and make every
- gxertion to improve their manners, :
- ‘Hours of inftrucion, from 4 o’clock to 4,
on Fridays, and from two o’'clock to §; on
- Baturdays, so that it will not interrupt, es
sentially, the progress of their ftsdies. -
* Terms--8 dollars per quarter, 4in ad
_vance. Application may be made at the
Hall oa days of instruction, or to Nathaniel
Brown, Esq.—Private instructions given to
. those who make application April 0.
| . 70 BE LET.
? A - Small- Tenement at the
& I ‘headof Longwharf. A STORE in
2 good fithation for business, and a CHAM
- BER well calculated for a Lawyer’s Office
or a merchaat’s Counting Room
Also for sale, on wery raaﬁmalle terms, a few
: HOUSE AND STORE LOTS,
from’indiffcrent to eligible situations ~~For
farther information apply to - S
Agril 10. DANIEL AUSTIN.
TN QUICE is hereby given
, ~that the House, Well, &c. at Spee-.
tacle lland; has Jately been put in decent
repair. Any suitable person inclining td
take care o'{ the fame, by residing on the
premises, will mect with ample encourage
~ment from the Sele@men It situation for
~ the fithing business, the benefit of the foil,
@ good boat belonging to the Island; fuel:
| provided, and a due consideration for affift-|
~auce to feafaring persons that may be car
ried to said Island. on account of fickaefs,
are powerful inducements for applications,
g ' T, DANIEL AUSTIN.
| Per order of the Selelimen.
A LIST JOF LETTERS ' :
- Remaining*in" the Poyt-Uffice, at
Kittery from December 31, 1809, so
s ‘Marcb 41, 1810, :
?JOSEPH JOHNSON ;. John Shapley ;
. o John Phillips ; - Joseph Gerrifh, jr.; Jer
cmuh Paul ; William Bray ; Joseph Nut
_ter; ;Pcla,tia-hFerna\id ¢ John Sevens,-jr. ;.
3 R,Ob_("'_t C?h ; Daniel Hanfecom ;»PolléYFrbﬂ 3
Lydia Greenough; Betsey ‘Haley ; Lucy
T. Odiorne ; Temperance Haley, - = = °
;f..w- .. DANIEL PEIRCE, P.M.
MR
A ’Houfe’:t the Sonth pu“fyg{: ‘h:::'?ni
A Lonvepient two - Stary ' Dwelling
fvitable for onc or two families.—Apply to
oet 19 OGR TR
In confequenice of some disturbances which
bave lately taken place in Canada, the Gov
crnor in-Chief of that province has issued a
Proclamation, forbidding all riotous affemb
lings, aiid the publication of seditions wri
tings. -Under the authority of this Procla
mation, the Printer of the Canadian, Dr.
Blanchet, Mr. Bedard, and a Mr. T. Tafche
reau, have been arrested and committed to
prifon,on a charge of treason. =~ .-
To Amateurs and Patrons of
" the Fine Arts.
MR. WHEELER, from
ALV A Boflon, hasthe honor to inform the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Portsmouth that
he has taken a Room over Mr. Briard’s
Store, .for the purpofc of Painting
Likenefles in Miniature.
Specimens of his Painting to be fcen at
Mr. Tappan’s Book-flore. :
: NO LIKENESS NO PAX:
Portsmouth, April 30, 1810 -
=N NN O OTS
~ Fresh Garden Seeds.
Jacob Wendell
I ] AS received at his Store
| in Bow-street, on Church Hill, an
excellent aflortment of rea! Shaker Garden
Seeds, warranted to be of the lalt years'growth
ViZ.
Drum Head, §: § lmperial Lettuce, .
Savoy and 8§ Sage, Parsley,
Early Dutch )38 § Peppergrass, f
Blood red Beet,” § Best Radish,
Onions, Carrot,- § Summer Savory, °
Parsnip, Cucuniber, § Waterand -
Turnip, French do. g Mufk-mellon,
Summer & winter § Pepper,
wiSquath, - 2. T §
Clover and herds grass feed , &e. -
ALSO—Whitc Beans, Peas, Cheese, But
ter Flax, Cod and Pollock Fish, Men’s thick
Boots ; men’s, women’s,bay’s and children’s
thick and thin leather Shoes ; Sperm. Oil.
. Assortment of CROCKEKY: " Rosin, Oars,
Cyder per Barrel, Muskets with Bayonets.
W. L. Goods &’ Groceries
as ultal, &c ¥
3000 Cane Pole, suitable for
making reeds. April 10, 1810.
- The American Rofclus.
The advantages derived to society, from
the cloguent and impressive public Jpeaker,
whether in the pulpit, at the bar, in the
Senatey or on the Stage, are so great, as
to render it a universal desideratum to be
acquired. . This evening an objeit of sin
gular curiosity and aflonifbment presents
sfelf. 1t is a native youth only eight
Jyears old—avhofe extraordinary genius
bas burfl with peculéar lufire at an age
which &lmoff baffles credibility, The
Infant Rofcius has received teflimonies
the mofl flastering and encouraging from
the learned and virtavus in different parts
of the States—and will, there can be no
doubty leave impressions here, Slimulating
to him, and grateful to his hearers. We
recommend bim to the smiles of the ladies,
the protection of the gentlemen; and the
imitation of the rising gemeration.
~ Sk e R A
17 Eddeatren;
C TAFT, having commen
e ccd his Academy, is ready to re
ceive the children of those Parents who
shall choose to put them under his inftruc
ticn, to whom the utmost attention shall
be paid for their advancement in the several.
branches there taught, together with plain
ai ne needle work.
_ Portsmouth, April 7, 1810,
"—'—-—-—-_————._—P—‘————-—-‘-—_______-
1 he celebrated young American Orator
. The Infant Rofcius,
; ANNOUNC’Es-to the public the follow
_ ing beautiful RECITATIONS and
- SONGSat the Aflembly Room, Portsmouth,
- This Evening, Tusfday April 10,
. to commeance at seven o’clock.
| PART I
' Young Norval's account of himfelf,
; Description of a 2 Country School-Master.
| The quizzical, comical, droll, burlesque,
. laughable Song of the Jack Daws
: 3 PART 11.
- Song, Meg of Wapping. : p
' The Story of the Cameleon, Merrick.
. Song, The Hobbies—shewing the various
' . Hobbies of Wive's, Zawyer's, Beaux, Sail
| or’s, Soldier’s, Ladics’, Americans, and his
i own Hobby.
| PART 11T
. Sempronius for War, Addison.
- Hotfpur’s defeription of aFop, Stakfpeare.
Solilbqln;y_-qﬁ Dick the Apprentice. ~ -
- Song, Poor Robinfen Crusoe ; a humorous
. -description of his life and adventures
: PART IV, % i}
| The much admired Ballad of th¢ Paint King,
’( written by a gentieman of Boston, and
. _publifhed in No. X. of Something ;by
' Nemo Ncbody, elg |
Song, Unfortunate Miss Bailey
‘ Shakefpear’s Seven ages of Man. i
- PART V—andlafl,
! An Address to the lahabitaats of the Unit
ed States.
An Epilogue ; :
The whole to conclude with the popular
Song of the Cosmetic Docior, or the Man for
the Ladies : :
It is almost uaneceflary to Rtate this Phe
nomenon of early acquired literature, and
natural genius, is only cight years old, as his
reputed talents is gencrally known,both here
and in Europe : : )
Tickets 50 ce cachy o be bad at C. Tappan's
Look fore, and Mr Davenporss Innm=Children
admitted for 2.5 cents only.
Shou'd the weather prove very flormy, it
*will be postponed without further notation
till Wednesday evening dpril vO.
For Portland and Kennebeck.
| WSS THE Sloop Gen
i. \\}\ﬁ\«\\ \\‘ nett, Peter Pray, Master
| LATINY, SN VB —a constant Packet for
. \GmeMoey . the Summer season—
- UeSSCrENGREaa for freight or paflage,
having excellent accommodations. apply to
-the ‘mafter on beard lying at Long Wharf,
Portsmouth, April 5. 1810. |
"‘BOARD OF. HEALTH.
‘Af HEREAS we expe& we
, have done our duty in regard to
vli:('ititl:g ::)nd »c;'a;’mning veflels arriving in
this harbor, fubje& te faptine = and.
“when Tatisfied that EEeﬂE%fﬁo sickness on
board, and every. thing ¢clean, gave the mas
ters permission to procced to town or elfe
~ where. ' : .
- Our instructions fays the espences shall
be paid before a certificate is given : but
' as the expence is but small, four dolars for
-ourselves, peopie and Lipat ; and as the mas
ters complain that they bave no money on
board and hope that we are not afraid to
trust their owners, and if the owners do not
P2y, they will—therefore have given per
~miflion to numbers, and when the bills are
" handed to their owners, they fay the town
niaft pay it, as itis for the preservation of
the town. It is not all the gentlemen that
-dispute the bills—onebalf is paid, the other
| not; and as fix years ha: been long enough
. to examine the-laws of the State ; therefore
‘ wish, as the inhabitant: of the town will
mect in a short time, ghat those who are
against paying, may come forward and shew
“cause why they should ‘tiot pay, as the bills
will be, in a short time; landed to them for
the last time - i
BENJAMIN SHERBURNE, Health
SAMUEL JONES, % CRa
JOSHUA BRACKETT, ke
Portsmouth, April 77 1 810.
JUST PUBLISHED, '
And now received and for Sile at the Book flore of
C. PB.IRCE,i Portsmouth, R
A Treatise upon the walk
| of Faith, by the Rev Dr. Romaine,
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_ Dr. Romaine’s Treatise upon the life of -
Faith in 1 vol. 75 centg
Dr. Romaine on the Triumph of Faith, in
Ivol 75cents . I
Dr. Romaine’s Lette#ato s friend on the
molt important fubjeds during a rorrefpons
’_glcn"cc of 20 ?631'864 '#,;__‘ & e e
" Dr. Keath's Iﬂ‘&"fﬂ“ Godliness, &
""sominel’si;_.lis'“ccng; Bl Y R
.. Dr. Dickinson’s Five Points of the Chris- ‘
~ ttan Faith, 55 cents g ; fi A R
‘} Dr. Beveridge's Private, Thoughts on Re.
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Dr Laws’ Spirit of Prayer, or thic Soul rif
~ ing out of the -vanity of time iato the riches
| ofctc:x'nity---.t;,fz;T L L &LR
Universal Magazing for 1807,
‘ THE 7th Vol. of the London ®giverfal
| Magazine is miffing ffom € PEIRCE’S .
‘( Libr’y,-—,—'l‘hc Person whohas it in posses- .
fion is requefied to returh it immedjately. :
‘ Vo h . Ay ¢:" April g, .“‘Bl‘o3
.\ A LIST OFLETTERs, .
- Remaining in the Pofi Office, at Exeter
March 31 1810, RO
3 CLARK JOSHUA ; Caté Wylter ; Clag
- N/ gett William ; Celcord Nancy ; Copp .
'’ George C.; Clark Daniél ; Conner Nancy ;
~ Durant Samuel ;' Dodge Ssmuel ; Elliot Sal- .
Ny ; Flood William ; Gilmdn James ; Gorden
Nathaniel ; Haley James; Lindey Amos D..
“Labarce Peter ; - Nutter Henry ; Orne
| Richard B, ; Payson John o Smith Johns
" Swafey Mary 5 snmwh% §teal Mariah ;
| 'nmrém Daniel 5, Vickery Elijah. Bxetire.
Bean ii’c‘h?i'!" 3 Smc’lf"rﬁh;nhr ; Sleeper
Samucl; Woodmun. Danicl, Brentwood.—
Mathie Jolims Mesit Fhinckps (R uadiek
Simeon, Stratbam.~~Cugsicr Barnard ; Plom
er Moles, Hawdke. * .~ ‘(J;j‘
INSURANCE OFFICE.
T HE fubferiber informs the pub
lic that a Marine Insurance Offics
has lately been established, and is now
kept in a chamber nearly opposite the
N. H. Bank, where Insurance may -
be effe®ted. Application in writing,
or otherwise, will meet with prompt
attention. -E. WENTWORTH,
Insurance Broker,
Portsmouth, April 10, 1810, il
T7l gt TLS S e e sl
BOARD OF HEALTH. ™
A T @ Mecting of the Board of Healt!:
of the town of Portimouth, held April
5+ the following rules and regulations were
adopted, which are to take effe@ after.
twenty days from their publication, agreea~ -
bly to a law of this State, pafled in June
1799, (together with un additional a& pafl
ed in June 1803) entitled ¢‘an a& empow
ering the inhabitants of the town of Ports
mouth to appoint Health Officers; and for
preventing nuisances in said town.
As every individual must confider him.
felf interested in the preservation of health
in the town ; the Board presume the ac
knowledgment thereof will be discovered by
readily aiding in the execution of, and in
conforming to said rules and regulations. :
Article 1. Waste water of houfzs,jards‘,‘
&ec. shall be dire®ly conveyed into a fewer
or vault. ,
Article 2. No person shall he_ 2-110%:4&&
throw any dead animal, or offals 6f a imals,
or any vegetable matter into anyfireet, .ane,
alley, or any dock, or upon any whari, but
thall bury, or throw them into the river be
yond low water mark. g
Article 3. The Board do order all fellers
of Fish at the markets in ‘this town, not to
leave the offals of fith in any fireet, lane, al
ley, or any dock, or upon any wharf, but
that they be thrown into the river béyond
low water mark. 259
Article 4. Persons vending meat at the
stalls, thall not be allowed to leave any of.
fals of animals over night :—Perfons vénd
ing vegetables, in or around any of the mar
kets shall not be fuffered to leave any refufe
thereof ; but ‘fhall deposit it in some place
direed for nuisances generally.
- dArticle 5. The contents of vaults and pri
vies too near the furface, must be removed
immediately, as it will be much better to
bave it done now than in June or July at
double expense.
Article 6. The offals of antnials must be
removed from slaughter houfés, and the
yards connecéted therewith, once in twenty
four hours,
The board give notice that negle& in
complying with the above rules and regula
tions, will be prosecuted as the law directa,
Lortlmoutby April 6, 1810.
'BENJAMIN SHERBURNE, Healih
SAMUEL JONES, SRR
JOSHUA BRACKETT, T e
Article 1. Every -master or commanding
officer, arriving with his vessel at the pert
of Portsmouth, by night, from any foreign
port, shall cause said veflel to be brought to
an anchor ; there to remain till permission
to proceed is obtained from the commanding
officer at Fert Constitution.
Art. 2. Al masters or commanding officers
of any veflel arriving at the harbor orPort'ef
Portsmouth, from any of the Weft India Hi
‘ands, from the Dutch or Spanish Maia, or
from any port or ports within the ftreights
of Gibralter, or any other port fubje& to
the plague, yellow fever, small pox or any
malignant, pestilential or contagious diseas
es, fhail immediately on being hailed from
Fort Constitution bring his veflel to an ah
chor on quarantine ground, there to remain
till notice is given by a flag, provided for
such purpose, to some of the Health Com-.
mittee, who will immediately repair op
board and give such dire®ions refpeQing
the tim- any veflel ought to perform quars
antine, together. with the dire@ions for the
cleanfing, as in their opinion may be §hought
nicceflary. or ‘by other orders to take off
this subjection and restriction, whenever.
circumstances will admit of iit, {
Article 3. Every master or /commanding:
officer of any veflel arriving which is fub
je&t to quarantine (after- receiving notice of
_his veflel’s being so subject) is forbid landing
por fuffering to be landed, any person, goods,
apparel, bedding, or mcrchandife of any
kind, without permiflion of the health offi
cers; likewise all persons are forbid- going
on board any veflel during her quarantine.
The above regulations cvery owrier, maf
_ter, supercargo and consignee is requefied
strictly to observe, otherwise they may ex
pect to be prosecuted” as the law diredts ;
likewise they are requested to pay particu
lar attention to the orders of the command..
er of Fort Conflitution, who is authorifed
forcibly to detain any veflel attempting wil
fullytopafs. ; B
The expences for visiting and cleansing,
must be paid before a certificate is given.
St Pattswoutbg‘dén'l 6, 1810, :
BENJAMIN SHERBURNE,) Hislid
SAMUEL JONES, ==~ § ‘C’j“ ‘. b
' JOSHUA BRACKETT, . ) Gommitte,
. State of NewHanp/btré. Rockingbam [ °
- We the subscribers, two of
the Justices of the Peace. and ofthe Quorum
“within and for said County, do hereby ap
‘prove of the foregoing rules and regulations,
| \g itnefs ‘;ur?h;nds at Portsmouth, in said
_County the seventh day. of April in the ve,
%’{o\u‘:ylerd‘ 1810, y’z :P' A ’ m
S SAMUEL PENHALLOW,
S R CUTTS SHANNON.,
State of Newbamplfoire, Rockinghbam (.
We the subscribers, two of
the Justices of the peace, and of the quorum,
within and for said county, do hereby. ap
prove of the aforegoing rules and regula
tions. Witness our hands at Portsmouth,
in said county, the seventh day of April
in the year.of our Lord 1810. A 5
s S EMIUEEL PENH ALLOW:
" .~ R CUTPTS SHANNON. wad
_ BOARD OF HEALTH.
IN coanformity to the laws of the United
States. and the laws of this State (for the
preservation of health by the regular quar
antine of veflels suspected of any contagious
diseases) the Board of Health have adopted
the following rules and regulations, which
are to be in force from and after the isth
day of May next, until the Ift day of No
vember. And the Board for the accommo
dation and fafety of veflels fubjeé to quar
antine; kave eftablithed a place in the har:
bor between Fort Constitution and Clark’s
Hland, so called, to be considered as quaran
tine ground T
A LR
| Grand Lodge.
1 THE Officers and Members of the Grand
E, Lodge of the State of Newhampihire,
the diftri Deputy Grand Masters, and the
- Masters and Wardens of subordinate Lodg
es, are informed that the annual ele&ion of
. Officers, and the Grand Quarterly Commu
' nication of the Grand Lodge, will be holden
i at the Lodge room in Portfmoath, on Wed
ncfday 2sth inst. at 7 o’clock P. M.
L. SPALDING, G. Seerctarys
April 10. A.L. 5810.
New Law Book.
\ Sufl received at C. Psm"ca’s Book-flore.
§ A TREATISE on Pleading,
' 4 A with a colle&tion of Praical
%“‘Precedents and Notes thereon ; forms
. of A&tigns, &c. by Ffeph Chitty, n 2z
| vols.—Price 12 dollars a set.
b Suft publifbed, and for sale as above,
. A new edition of Merrill’s A
» rithmetic, with a treatise on Mensura
tion of Planes and Solids, for the use
‘ of Schools— Price 2/3.
- Packards’ Catechism, &c. &c.
ik Portsmouth, April 3.
" LIST of letters remaining in the Poft-Office
" Portsmouth, N. H. April g, 1810.
A~JAMES Ayers; Samuel Adams ; A, A
i - Atherton ; Aon F. Atkinson ; Ben-~
jamin Akerman
B John Beck; Silas Bettan 5 Charles But
“'man ; Peter Batcheldor ; Josiah Batheldor,
| North Hampton ; W, Briggs ; Charles Bry.
? aat ; Benjamin Brown ; Jonatkan Barnard ;
{ Samucl Balch ; Samuel Bell
{ C Ichabod R.Chadbourn; Catherine Cof<
fin'; Lydia Coverly ; Israel Chadbourne 3
Mary Ann Chadwick’; Silas Curtis ; Ed
ward Coles; Catherine Cooley
D William Dunbar, New-Cafle ; Sally
Dodge ; J. G. Dearborn; Edmund Davis ;
Benjamin Dame, Newington ; Robere P.
Dame, Kittery ; Hannah B Decw, Greenlandg
Sallylprcw ; George Dennett :
E Joseph Emerson ; Joseph Ela
F Danicl Fry : Tobias Fernald, jun. s
Lanfom Faufctt ; Samuel Fabins, Newington 5
Edmund Fitzgerald ; James Folsom, jun.;
Thomas Feflenden .
G Peter Goff ; Elizabeth Gookia; Timo
thy Gerrith, jun.; Nathanicl Gofs, Green
land ; Samuel Gunnifon ; Charles Grow;
James Goodridge ; Iry Gray ; Eliza Grow 3
Wm. C. Gridley ; Joseph Gavet
H James Henderson ; Aaron Hodgdon ;
Wm. Howard ; Jeremiah Hall 3 Betsy Hill;
Isaac Hall ; Lucy Hodgdon ' ;
I & J Benjamin Jennels ; Ithamar John
son ; Wm. Jones; John Jones , Joseph Jack
- son, jun.; Joseph Johnson ; James Jones, 3d.
~Clement Jackson
- L Robert Lapifth ; James Ladd
M Abigail Mullen ; John Marsh § Wm.
Marshall ; Nath’l T, Moulton 3 Daniel Mel
cher; Elizabeth Muars ; Sarah Marden.
i N Susannah Nudd ; Jacob Nutter
' O Samuel Odiorne, Kittery- Point
P Richard Philips ; Usher Parsons, Kitfe~
ry; Temperance Pray ; George Parry;
James Perkins, Rye ; Rev. H. Porter
. R John G. Reid 3 Jobn Runels; Jofeplr.
Rand New.Cafile ; Jothua Rand
' '8 Simeon P. Smith ; William B. Swett ;
‘Ephraim Smith; John Stocker 3 Daniel Sto
ey ; Silas Simmons ; Wm. Smith Rye ; Sal
zns. Sawyer ; Samuel Scriggens ; Timothy
ith s Jamieb-Bmith . T s e
T Abraham Tayler, North- Hampton ; W,
- Thompion ; ]o!:ci'?h Thomas; Samucl Teth
‘erly; Phinehas Tyler ; John W. Treadwell;
2 Jane Trefethen; Nathaniel Trefethen
- W William “Wyman ; Mary H. 'Wild ;
- Stephen .P. ch&'r»; Samuel Woodman 2
: ’Sciﬂ S. Walker ; Betsey Warner ; Mary
Waters ; Wm, H. Wilkins; Samuel Wyatt 3
Joseph Wiggin ; Dudley Watson ; Editor of
the * World"? 1 . 0
N B Those mames with no towns an
nexcd are for Port(mbuth.
. MARK SIMES, Pyß Mofir.
| .N‘OTICE is hereby given
AN that the fuibferiber has been appoint
-ed Administrator on the Effate of =
.~ _Benjamin Brown, :
' late of Pitesfieid, in the county of Rockings
- ham, husbandman, deceased, and has taken
- Upon himfelf that trust by: giving bonds as
the law direéts.; all persons indebted to or
that have any demarnds again@t the estate of
the said ‘deccafed, are requested to exhibit
. them for adjustment, to the fubferiber. =
¢ STEPHEN WATSQN, ddminifirator, °
?Pixtg_ﬁe!d;..ﬁgri‘ls BiXQIo =to o
i, e e
_ "JHE fubferiber Executor of the last Will
T and Teflament of JOSEPH SHER
- BURNE, late of Epsom, deéeafed, will cx
hibit his’ acconnt atthe Probate court to
~ SALES AT AUCTION.
et e et e e ettt
~ Pews at Auétion.
- Saturday next—rl2 o’clock,
At Bt. Fobn’s Church, will be fold,
Very pleasantly situated PEW,
"X in said Church, on the lower
floor, south aisle, with Cushions and
Carpets complete, and having a fall
view of the organ, altar and pulpit.
- Also—aster the above sale,
PEW No: 49, pleasantly situ.
ated on the lower floor in the Univer
falits Meeting-Houfe.~—Sale at said
meeting house. S. LARKIN,
April Ic. . Auld.
—'———“—-——:—-—_————lﬁ:——-—.___.___n
- 'THE linhabitants of
Portsmouth are hereby notified to exhibit
ajuft and true account of their estates, rate
able by law. which was in their pofleflion
the firlt day of the present month, to the
Sele@tmen of said town ; who will attend to
receive the fame at the Town Hall, each
‘Thurfday evening until the firt of May
mext. An early and due attention to this
ngdtification is requefied, that the Seleétmen
and Affeflors may be enabled to aé&t more
correctly im making the taxes.
) Ler order of the Selefimen.
Portsmouth, April 10, 1%10