The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-04-03 00:00:00, page 4

C.-Woodman,
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AKES this method to in
form the public that he has relin.
<quithed the Hat making business to Messrs,
Fernald & Twwombly, who carry it on in all
its branches, at their flore in Daniel-fircet.
e'il now appear
As Auclioneer , -
- Geing ! going ! gome !
He bas taken that convenient and fire proof
Rore of Capt. E. Hall’s, Daniel firect, latcly
improved by Capt. A Deal, where he in.
tends o receive Goods of every description,
whether new or old, of foreign or domestic
produion to fcll at Auction or private sale,
the office will be open every day in the
week (Shndays excepted) and all business
intrulted to his care, shall be attended to
with fidelity and defpatch:
Mr. Woodman is cf opinion
that a regular cffice of this kind may be of
utility to the pubiic, as it will bz areceptacle
of cvery kind of article boweser fafall and
trifling which any person may wilh to dis
pose of in this way which will be found to
be very advantageous, as a great number of
cuftowers (whose wants are various) are col
ledted together at the fame time.
N. B. It 1s an erroneous opin
ion which some entertain, that whatever is
fold at Au®ion, must be either damaged or
refufe, please to observe that the best of
houses, lands, thips, and cargoes, as we!l as
every other kind of goods are fold at Auc
ticn in every commercial city.
Portfineuth, March 17,
- STATE OF NEW.HAMPSHIRE.,
’PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that
Samuel Holkins and Fofeph Loomis and
others, have petitioued the Genergl Court,
representing that the roads which were op
cned a few years since, the one teading from
g;)fcph Loomis’s, the other frem James
ogh’s, and iuterfe@ing the Hill fett'ements
so called, in Colebrook, townthip No. 2,
Millsfield, Errol and Cambridge to Hallo
well and other eastern markets, are now for
nearly the whole distance almost impassable,
and for carriages entirely so. That the pub
lic are fuffering grearly. and the feitiement
of that part of the State greatly retarded and
cifcouraged for want of the fame being
made comfortable wsggon roads. Where
fore they pray that a tax of thiree cents per
acre be laid on each acre of land in said
townﬂ.nij) of Colebrook, Millsficld, Errol & 1
Cambridge,and a special commirtee appoint
¢d for the purpose of laying out the lame,
for the purpose of repairing and making |
passable the roads aforefaid. : i
ORDERED that the petitioners be heard
before the General Conrt on the fir@R Tucf.
day of their next Seflion, and that the peti. |
tioners cause the {ubltance of the petition &
order of Counrt thereon, to be published three
wecks {ucceflively in the New-Hampithire
Gazette, the last publication of which to be |
fix weeks prior to said day of hearing. that |
any person or persons may then appear and |
thew caufe,if any they bave, why the prayer
thereof may ~or be granted
Atteff NATHANIEL PARKER, Sec'y
Concord, Fune 17, 1809.
State of Nenww Hamplhire,—Chefbire [ |
Y OTICE is hereby given to the f
N uon resident proprietérs and
owners of land in-the town of Unity,
in {aid county, who have not paid
their Highway, Town, School,” and
County Taxes, for the year 18cg. that
{5 much of their lands as will pay said
taxes, together 'with the incidental
charges, willibe fold at public ven
due, to the bighelt bidder, at the |
dwelling house of Jacob Bartlett, in
said Unity, on Thur{day the 21{t day
of May next at ten of the ciock, -fore
noon, unless prevented by previous
payment. :
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TN BE
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Oriaival Jrorilire w. 529 LT '
_rpgzrappn_ar z_gg.‘ ’*l\)'ﬁ{
names. nir B RS R R
: DCE e
‘Nath'l Barre, this") i
! cres mowing ds'}ls Srrmar s 1
dot taxed to 2 & ' |
e pafluring J ‘
Sames Bean 58 sO6 5010172
Cornelius Glough 19 50 4 150 30 50 §
Williaen Long 18 50§ 5010 17 3
Nathaniel French 41 23 1 42 Bi 3 1
Benja: Wentwworth 300 487 24449 81 7
Ifazc Godfrey $7..50.5 50 1027 2
Wwn. Bujfwell RS B 3 23 % Wy
Neibanici Barre - 3 506 25 § 81 .
ohm Sherburn I 50 % ;B§Bo 103+ 9
;abn Moulton % 50% 301201720
B speck Wear XSOO aßt B '
© JEREMIAH 8. CHASE, Colleéor. !
Unity, Fcb. 9,1810, ' ;
State of Weav- Havipfbire,— Chefbire [|
I\ OTICE is hereby given to . the non-re
. fid-ut owners of tand inthe town of |
PACKERSFIELD, who have not a6t paid
their taxes. for the year 31807, —that ualkefs
they previously 'mék{- péy'n.{rllif—\ l‘m’fﬁ‘ﬁ? j‘
their land as will pay the fame, with all law
ful charges will be fold-at ‘pullic Audtivn
on tue firft Monday ~of June nex, at 10
o'clock A, M. 2t the house of Josiah Mel- '
via inholder in said town, 1
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Nathan Towns 35 8 1107
Molcs S. Boynton improved .40. 56 4
. WILLIAM BASSETT. Collcéion
- Packersfieid,” F<bruary a 5, 1810 ‘
ego oy il i ~~..-4~'a--- ,
Northampton Rills
: P ORTSMOUTH Money
A will be given for Northampton Bitls]
at 2 small difcount,if offcred soon at TAP
- PAN's Book flore, Market-firect Port!-
~mouth. . ©w o Mareb 200
A REMOVAE -
P T e sT T ' s :
i -?.~Saw,l:§zrague,, ik
on et e HAIR-DRESSERy -
I I*}i“ORMS _his Customers
B that ke has removed from the Bell tav
«&%m e Shop o ol
” < 7 -
~ Stone Cutiing.
SMITH & TREAT, have
jult received a new assortment of Mar
ble, suitable for Building ftoncs, Grave 6«nd
Tomb. fiones, and a number of Soap-stone
Backlogs—and keep constantly for sale at
their thop, on the corner of Vaughen: street
and Deer fireet, a complete assortment of
Free flone hearths and jambs, clowded Mar
ble ditto—Slate Grave Stones of all sizes,
Paint Mills, Paint Stones and Mullers—&
many other wrticles in their line. All orders
will be exccured with sieatnefs and dispatch,
at the lowest rate, for Cath or approved
€dedit, and cvery favor gratetuily acknowi
cdged : December 19, 1709
DR T. PARSONS, Deniit,
Relpectfully informs the Ladies and
Gentiemen, that he will positively be at
Portsmouth. and ready toattend in the line
of his profeflion by the middic of April next
. March 16, 18109,
Marshal’s Notice.,
’ 2 )
United States of Amevica,
’ Diftrit of New: Hampfive.
PURSUANT to a warrant
from the Hon. Joan SaMUEL Suer-
BURNE, Esq. Judge of the Driftri® Court for
the District aforefaid, authorizing me to a&t
in the premises—l do hereby give Public
_Notice that an information has been filed by
Danicl Humphreys, Esq Attorney of'the U
nited States for the difliriét of New-Hamp
shire, against a certain Ship ar veflel of the
United States. of brig construction, called
the Norfolk, of about ninety-five tons bur
then, and her appertanances, seized within
the diltric of Portsmouth for a violation of
the Laws of the United Statesw—and triat
will be had on the aforeiaid information at
a special diftri€t court of the United States,
to be holden at the State House in said Ports
mouth within and for the diftriét of New-
Hampshire, on Tuesday the tenth day of
April next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon 3
of which all persons interested or concerned,
will take notice and govern themfclves ac
corcingly.
Civen under my band at Portfinouth in the
Diftiiét of New Hampfbire, the 19th dzy
- of March Anno Domini (8;0. g
ELIAS LIBBEY. Deputy Mayfbal for
the District of Newbampfbire.
Porifmouth, March 20
e At N
State of Neavhamplbhire.— Grafisn 7
\f OTICE is hereby given to the non-re
l - fident proprietors and owners of land
in the town es DANBURY in {aid county,
who have not paid their town, ichvol and
county taxes for the year 18q9 —that 1o
much of their land as will pay taid ta«es,
with incidental charges wiil be fo!d at pub
lic vendue to the highest bidder, at the
Dweliing_houfe of the fublcriber on Thu:t
day the seventh day of Junc next, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon uniets prevented by
previors payment, :
N B 9
bR EE s
S E R RS
Proprictors Names. S & R E B
C ¢ oM
Jothua Tolford, Esq 24 3 110 29 31 5 5
Aaron 'Danforth 19 2 §5.17 19 33
Unknown - 18 3110 35 37 63§
Wright & Temple 26 3 110 58 62 11
Capt. Jonas Minot . 3 3 100 39 42 9
» OBADIAH JUDKINS, Coilettor,
Danbury, March 1, 1810. :
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NOTICE.
LL persons whe have any de-
A mands on the'eltate of
NATHANIEL JACKSON,
late of Portsmouth, deceased, are de
sired to exhibit them to the subscriber,
and all persons indebted to said eltate
are rcquelted to make payment to
JOHN MARCH, -
Adminifirater of said ¢fiate.
Alarch 20, 1810,
Removal.
R OBERT RICE hasremov
ed to No. 1, Bow-fticet near the Spring
marker, Where be bas for sale ;
A quantity of good south.
ern CORN by the 10 or finglebulhel, just
landed.
Freth fuperfine Flour, per bbl.
18, 15 and 12 thread Cod
Lines, per bale or dczen :
Nets of various sizes ; per do.
or ﬁnglc. : :
Sewing, Seine & Net Twine,
per do. or cezen
- An aflortment of the best 1. P. Hooks
~ Ereglith Shoe Thread ;
Weft India Goods €5 Groceries
as usual : g
70 LET—The Store lately
MagrCu 24 ot
- State of Neaw Hampfbire— Kockingbom ff.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-resident proprictors: and owners of!aqd in the
town ¢f PQPLEN, in ‘the county and State aforehard, whe bave not paid their [chool,
town county and highway taxes for the year 1808—that o much of their land as will pay
the fame with incidental charges, will be fold at public vendue, at my dwelling house, in
said Pop in, on "l‘ht_grfday the thirty-firft day of May next, between the hours of ten of the
clock in the forenoon, and fix of the clock i the afternoon of said day, vnlels prevented
by previous payméat. : y : 2
, SR R IMY g& o
| £ I PAF 2 v J B B
¥ Bgl SR 8§ g
: O Rea R R
" Nasies, S ' s,§§--‘ I ¥ 3 % 3
e ; , D Yl S S R
Loammi Bean Brestwosd 3 20 3 f 0.3 o
Moses Clark = Sandown = , 2 24 5 22 30 4 34
David Clifford’s heirs Brentavood : g 6 16 8 1 3 13
Moses Futs Candia , 5 2 o 8 ¥ Iro¥ 1y
Nathantel Gordon’s beirs Exeter ol doel e .9 13 2 g
Joseph Gennifs ' Epping ¢ Rt ey B R
Nicholas Gorden’s heirs . .Candia TR e 48 30 49 9. 8%
Benjamin Taylor Sandown _ 3 sso 6.36 49 97 yo
Moies Hook Efg’s heirs do = . 36156 25 71 g 9 14 109
Stevaps Sanborn Eafl Kingllon AT ee " 10 &io
Benjamin Magooo’sheits % . 3027 6g9 2 g
Simeon Prescott Hempionfalls rini oGt R U e
Jonathan Sleeper’sheirs Bremtwoed = ‘3O 4 8 1t 213
Popliny March 7, 18100 . . . JOSHUA INGALLS, Collc®or,
George Hordy,
No. 13, Market fircet, Cffers for sale,
3000 Ib. Cheese, 9 . o qostily
loco Ib. Butter, )
18M. good Shingles.
250 yds. Cotton and Cotton
and Linen Cloth.
30 buthels Herds Grass Seed,
C]OVCT Secd, Muoltard Seed,
Peas, Rye, Swedes Iron, square & flat.
Kegs of best Rappee Snuff. — A/fp—
W, 1. Goods & Groceries,
of th{} best kind cheap for cash. {
Tow Cl6th of the best kind
will be recrived for any of the above Goods.
wdareh 27, 1810,
R . o T bel i
State of New-Hampshire.
PURSUANT to an applica
: tion to me made by the propriciors &
owners of more than one sixteenth part of
the townthip ot Aaynefoorough, in the coun
ty ¢f-Coos in the State of New-Hampfhice
the proprietors 2ud owaners of said towufhip,
are noiified & warned to meet at the dwell
ing house of M.jor Daniel Cilley, in Epsom,
in the county of Rockinghzm o said State,
cn the fifth day of June next, at ten o’clock
forencon, for e following purposes:
1t To chocic a mederatorto govern said
meeting.
2d. To raifc o tax for the purpose of mak
ing and repxi: itz of roade and bridges in
said town ; procuring festlers to fettle there ;
and to pay any debts which the taid proprie
tary now or b 5 .fier may cwe.
3d. Toajpoiot afleflors and a collcQor of
taxcs .
4th To r:confider in whole or ia part the
vote or votes heretofore paficd by said pro
prictary, directing and authorizing their
treasurer or agcnt to pay the State and.coun
ty taxes upon {aid townthip,
ssth, To driw, fever and aflign the sots
now uudvawi. to and aniong the {everal
proprictors and owners of said townthip
6th. To deteimine what encouragement
fhal be giveu cither by grants of land, or
money or boil Ly perions who fhiall become
fettiers in faiv towathip.
7th. To malc a graut of land to any per
son or perfory, 1o whom the proprictary
fhali at any titic bereafter be indevted for
services perfoimed or montes advanced for
fard propriete:y,
3th. To appoint an agent to prosecute
any suit that ti.c proprictary may com
meace OV delcnd aganft any suit brought
ag it them—to sppear before the legifla.
ture for theay 204 aniwer to any pectition,
for a tax upon iaid towathip, respecting
making or repaiting reads, and to procure
and «flift fectkrs 1n said town(hip.
Given uncer my hand and seal at Epping,
this 16th day-of viarch A. D. 1810,
WILLIANM PLUMER, Proprictors Clerk
of said Maynclhorough.
State es New-Hampthire.
PURSU:’KNT to an applica
bon to me made, by the proprictors
auu owners ¢t morc ihan ¢ne fixicenth part
of the towntkip of Pau/fbourg in the county
of Coos, in thy Sidte of New Hampshire, the
" propriceurs aid uwaers of {aid township,
arc heveby v tiiicd anu warned to meet at
the dwelling™ *aix of Major Lanicd Cilley, in
Epiem, i IS voun'y of Rockivgham, in
fard Staie, o tae tfih day ot Juoc nexi, at
ten o'clock fcrenoon, for the following pur.
pofles.
1t To choofc a Moderator to govern
said meeting.
2d To ruifen tax for vhe purpose of mak
ing and repairing of roads and bridges in
said town, procuring fettiers to fettie there,
and to pay any debt that said proprietary
Bow or Fgreafter may ewe.
3d. To appoint aiicflors and a colletor
of taxes. %
4th. To recenfider in whole, or in part,
the vote or votes heretofore pafled by (aid
proprietary. dirccting and authorizing their
agent to pay the State and County taxes ups
oo {aid townthsp.
sth. Fodraw, fever and assign the lots
now undréwia to and among the several pro
prictors and owners of faia towafhip.
6th. To determine what enccuragement
shall be given cither by grants of land, or
money, or hoth, te pcrfons who fhail be
come iettlers 1 said tawnibip.
7th. To make a grant of land to any per
son or persons 1o whom the proprictary thall
at any tune hereafier be indebted for servi
ces pertormed, or monics advanced for said
proprietary $
- &th. To appoint an agentto profecnte any
suit that may be commenced by said pro
pictary. or defend any suit against them—
to appear for them before the legislature and
answer to any thi‘&ion for a tax upon said
towni{hip, respecting making or repairing of
roads ; and (6 procurc and aflift fctilers in
said township. , ‘
Given under my hand and {eal at Epping
~this 16th day of March. A, D, 1810 .
| ”’&uu%ﬂmwwm
of said Fauifpors ™" .
- Bible News, |
; = * Y : L .
of the FaTuer, SoN and Hory SelniT 3
IN a series of lettersin4parts.
lOn the Unity of GOD ; |
11. On the real divinity & glory of Christ. |
Ili On the chara@er of the Holy Spire. |
IV. An examination of the aifferent pas- .
sages of Scripture !
The whoie addreffedioa worthy minister
of the Gospel, by Noan Wokcester, A M.
Pafltor of the Church in Thoraton -Price 39, |
fold a2t C PEIRCE’s Book store Portsmouth,
Where is Jﬁ received a f'fﬂ’ fyfpl] of Phila- |
delphia = | :
Writing & Letter Papers.
ALso—Lilack, White and Gray
, Bonnet Paper,
. and a geaeral assortment of ¢
Claflical and School Books.
Writing and Cyphering Books, Slates and
Pencils. Waiker's Dictionary, Scott’s Les
sons, Murray’s Grammars, Exercifcs & Key.
Arts and Sciences after the manner of Tur
ner. Parish’s. Morfc’s, Dwight's Gold{mith’s
and Guthrie’s Geographies, &c &ec ‘
i SroeEßiatir bSt vt ebt pteis B MO
Samuel Larkin ’
RESPECTFULLY informs |
his fricuds and the public, that he |
basremoved his business from Court (treet :
th Market fireet, in the fire proof Store ad
joiningMr Stepben Hardy's, and nearly oppo
site to Do&. Goddard's Store, where he will be
h;ppy to Teceive their commands, either in
the §
: GROCERY, or
Aallion & Contiifion Business.
Haying had the Chamoer cver thi Store,
cempletely fixedifor an AUCTION P‘Efgiﬂ\‘i i
(the communication to which is ve: o Faly) |
he flatters himfelf he shill be abie ro give.
fatisfaction to all who please to employ him
in that line—He will receive GOODS, of |
whatever defeription for public, or private
sale; and he intends (if. fufficient Goods of i
anykind {hou!d be offered) to havea regu
lar Public Sale once a weck, or oftener if
neceflary |
He will also keep constantly on hand for
Sale, An 4ifJortment of |
TEAS, WINES and
Groceries,
of the best qualitics, and “ pure as import- ‘
ed ;” which will be fold as chicap as may be |
purchased in town—Constant attendance
will be given, aud every favor (however |
small) gratefully acknowledged |
Por{_/'mcmtb, March 26, 1210 : -i
Tim*Upham,
Im~* Upham,
I I AS received a very large .
and complete assortment of |
Woolen, Cotton, and Silk
- GOODS,
: 7 R
suited to the present and approach.
ing feaflon which he will difpolc of on the
best terms for casu, or approved creDIT.
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Real fuperfine and common
b!aclf, navy blu‘:%bottle Broad
reen, drab, browh, dark
xgnixcd, and fafhionable % ClOthS
light mixed
Scarlet, bottle green °
nazarine bluc,drab,g QJCCH_S ClOthS
maroon and brown y & Peliﬂ':_ Fiannels.
Dark and light mixed, :
drab, brown, b!ack.g Caﬂhneres |
blue,buffand white ' |
London Cards of a very {uperior quality for
gentlemens pantaloons ‘
Devonthire Kerfcys; €oatings ; Bockings ;
Fearnoughts ; Serges ; Swanfkins ; Baizes ;
Flannels; some excellent Weifh mill’d do.
Blankets of every size and quafity -«
Ladies elegant worsted Cravats from§/3t030/
Kuit Petticoats |
Ladics and gentlemen’s worfied, cotton and
silk Hoficry . |
Ladics kid, beaver, silk, cotton and worsted
Gloves; gentlemen’s Gloves of every de
feription ; fearlet & crim{on worsted Caps.
Bird's eye and plain Bombazets |
Wildbores and Camblets |
Shailoons ; Durants ; Duroys ; . Ruffels.
Moreens and Calimancoes—Veftings :
Nos 3 1-2, 4 and 4 1-% Pins i
White, colored and black cotton Cambrics
Silk, silk and cotton, and cotton Shawls
Ladics clegant turban silk Handkerchicfs
Silk and cotton Bandannas
Linen and cotton cambric pocket Hdkfs,
A great variety of CALICOES, cheaper and
better than ever he has been able to offer.
Ginghams ; Chambrays
Copperplates ; Furniture ChintZes
Cambric and common Dimoties
British Shirtings and India Cottons of every
price and quality o
Englith and India black Luftring 1
Black, green and light Tafctics o 0
Black and colored Englith and India Satin,
for cloaks, gowns and bonnets :
Modes and Sarfnets o
Brown Hollands ; Crapes ; Muslins
Cotten damask Diapers ; cotton Napkine
Umbrellas and Braces ,
Bed Fringe, Cord and Tassels s A
A great variety of plated, steel, gilt and
twill Buttons : -
Blac¢k, fawn and maroon Tabbhy Velvets
Olive and black Velvets and Velvet Cords
A great variety of Wide,Q 4y .y o :
nargrow, ﬁgﬁr'dy& plain } Rlbbbns‘
Silk Cord ; Silk and Twilt .
Thread Laces, Edgings & Footings ; cotton do
Weaving, Knitting and Sewing Cottons
Cotton- Checks and Bed Ticks, from the
Providence Fadtories A
Boxes and balls of cotton Sewings, of a very
superior q;:;livtyff-i‘-—-'lluﬁ_a}sch.ting
Sable, Bear, M ock; TR S e
sable, Genet § Muffs& Tippets.
Bear Tippets separate from the Muss
Fur Trimmings AR Ly
Dutch Looking Glasses ; drefling and pocket
~ ditto—Pocket Books and Purses 3
Wind(or, Ceylon, palm & rofc Soaps, &e. &e¢.
e O
"HE divelling HOUSE in
- R Cross-street, occupied by Captaid.
- ofeph Swett. It is very convenicut & pleal
~ant, has an excellent cellar, aquadu@ inithe
kitchen, convenient waodhoule, &c. - There
are 5 chamhérs and. 4 rooms on the Jower
fioor. . The remwbcmfdvﬂm
SALES AT AUCTION.
To be Sold at Public Auction, on
2he primifes, on Wednesday the 4th
day of 4ipril next, at ome o’clock in the
afternoon, ;
’ l 'HE Dwelling-House lately
occupied by Asa Bean in Brent
wood—double in width angd lerpth, -
and two fory in height, well finithed
outside, and partly inﬁde,—-twemy
feetof land in every dire&tion from
said house, excepting the foad,belongs
to said house : 1t is well firnated for
more land to be purchased near the
f2me, being on the main road from
Richard Bean’s to Exeter,
: ASA FTRESCOTT.
Brentwood, March 5. 1810
_‘——"___“M?————____‘_.
170 BE SOLD at Aullion on
THURSDAY tée stb day of April next, at ten
oclock A. M. (if not j.ire'viu:/l_y Jold at private Jale)
q FARM in Leeycontaining
- 150 acres of excellent LAND, uander
good improvement, with a two story Hovse
whol y finifhed, 2 BAaN 100 feet long 32
wide.—~a large Orchard which bas made 20
Hhds. of cicer in a year. Said Farm s sit
uated three miles from Newmarket landing,
cn the main road leading from thence to
Northwood—is an cligible situation for a
tavern .
If desirable to the purchaser,
the farming utensils will be fold with the
Farml. F
, ¥erma, half the purchafc money at the
Aale, and a credit of ix months given for the
remainder,
‘ALso, at the {fame time and
place, a valuable lot of Woop Lanp lying
in Nottingham, five miles foom the above
farm,- and will be fold separate or with the
farm, as may bcil suit the purchaser.
£ur further particulars enguive of the Julfcr ibe#
on the premises.
GEORGE TUTTLE, Juw.
Leey, March 18,
Blodget. Canal Shares.
On Wednsfday 11th April
at 1 o'clock,
Unavoidably poltponed.
‘ §7 ILL be exposed for sale
at public auétion ini froot of the Uniont
B nk, in State firect, Bofton—Thirtynine
Fundred & 29 Shares in Biodget's Canal, at
Amofkeag Faits,in the State of New Hamp
shire. ihe said Shares having been transfer
red to & deposited with the President and
Dircclors of the Union Bank. as collaterat
security for monies due faig Bank by the
late Samuel Biodget, Etq. deceased. They
will be fold in ont lot, or so divided as nay
be agreeable to purchasers, The terms
wiil be liberal, and made kaowa at the timg
and place of sale. -
G BURROUGHS, jr. duf.
Valuable Real Efiate.
On TUESDAY, the 1t day of
May next at 12 o’clock, on the premises,
‘ ]‘ 7 ILL positively be fold to
the bigheft bidder, and withount
any reserve, zll the Real Estate of the late
KEYRCN WALSH, deceased, (of which the
Creditors to the Estate, and all others con<
cerned are requefied to take potice) confifte
ing of a large, well finifhed and commeodios
Dwelling HOUSE, and LAND—aLso—oD&f
other {fmail HOUSE and LAND. znd one
valuable House LOT; all litgate in Wath<
ington-fireet, and all which bave been par
ticularly described in former advertisements.
The terms wi'l be liberal and made known
at the Sale.
ANDREW DUNLAP, Adminifirator.
Feb. 27: S. LARKIN, Adué&.
A FURTHER time of ,fix
months frem the feventgenth day of -
February laft,is allowed the anderfigned Come
miflioners appointed to reccive and examine
the Claims against the Estate of the Hon,
JOSEFH BADGER, E!q late of Gilmanton,
decafed, and we purpose ‘to- attend upon’
that tufinefs at the laic dwelling-house of the
deceacfled in said town, the second Tuesday,
in 2 pril and the four following months,fromy’
cne o’clock to fix P. M.,
EZEKIEL HOIT, <
JOHN SHEPARD, g Commissioners.
- DAVID SANBORN, ) ;
FOR SALE
il I "HATeclegant
txzaa three Story
- ::‘ :Y| HOUSE in Juffrey
mﬂ ety firect (now occupied
by Col. Hareis) situated in the hand
somef part of the town. Said m
is few and well finithed ; to o
with a Stable and ‘Garden bt‘@%“ﬂs
to the premises, with a good wel of
water and the Aguedééz:tﬂiww
K 'twp Ttory House in Bucks
Mfireet, with a Shop in front, occupied
by Mr. Daviel Jatkson, a good fland
for business, and the house part occge
pied by Capt. J. Noble : Any gentle
‘man withing to view the P"‘m‘,f‘{”"’f
purchase eitber of the above buildings |
may know the conditions on ,SEP]:“Z?"-
tion to Mr. Abner Blasdell, senior, Qf
Portsmouth, or the subs.cnbcr;‘gf E?. |
som.. ABNER BLASDELL, jr.
" FRESH ano NEW, -
James. Rundlet,
AS just received 'and is
A & pow opening a&ﬁfh; fnpﬁyei
Broad Cloths, ~ Pelisse Cloths, -
Caffimires, ~ Peliff® Flannellgy
o oo cgf*&%%@ﬁ){ E ikt
TFearnovghts, . Sewing Silks, |
Bockingsy ~ -~ Shirting Cottons, -
ngg S siarh ;:..4; M“ ’ 3 Sy &‘
Flagocls, . Bandenns, &,
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