The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-11-20 00:00:00, page 3

~ Trench have lately made domicilliary
~ wifitsin Anifterdam, Rotterdam, and
most of the commercial towgs i that
‘countryy in queß of Englith manu.
faftures and colonial prodace.” Prop
erty toa considerable amout has been
‘feized under the pretext, ttue or falfe,
that it was Baglith. In a riot which
this rigoreus measure occasioned, at,
Amiterdam, two French cutom houfe’
officers were killed.
A letter dated at Cape Henry, O
¥5, has bsen received in Boston,
which Rates, that Ciriftophe had se
questered all Amcrican property in.
the place and obliged the merchants
to give, on oath, an account of all A-
Mmerican property on hand. The Jet
ter states that the reafous given by
Christophe, for so doing, was the de
tention of some of his property at
< Baltimore ; which we understand was
seized under our revenue laws.
-~ THE FLORIDAS. .
Intelligence from -the Natchez,
slates, that the party who had pro
ceeded to Baton Rouge, and expelled
the Spanish Garrison, have s@ually
taken pofleffion of Wek Florida, and
declared it an nd:pendent Comrion
«vealth, under the controul and protec.
tion of the general government of the
United States ; that a new convention
was to be called for the purpose of
forming a permanent Conltitution—
and a Minister appointed for obtain
ing the fan@ion of Cangrefs to the
measure. D : :
Ak rsmras RS WA ¢ SRS TLIR TN S B N ey
. MARRIED. ‘
At St. John’s Church,- on Sunday morns
ing. by the Rev. Mr, Burroughs,"Mr. Esen.
*zes WenTworTH Merchant, to Miss
Carsreine Hensnaw Harl,
Nol 7 TIEN e ———
S [communicaTlON ] >
Died, of a Consumption: at Durham, the
6th ule. in the 22d year of his age.” Joan
SmiTH CoGan. Scldom has the death of a
youth exéited within The circle of his ac
quaintance, either mote regret or moyc con-.
soling refleflions. The departure of the
amiable and wirtuons must ever be deplored
"By a serious mind. because tuch charadters
are of peculiar worth amid a corrupt age.
Theit confolatitns arise from the assurance
that bis disembodied spirit is ‘mingling-in
the fotiety “of the jult nwde perfc@ * It
is but jafhice ro the deceased to fay,he was
diftinguithed for a heart fraught with the
rendcreft feelings. 2. sensibility * tremilingly
alive’ o the sorrows and trials of onr nature,
and all those fmanly dispositions, that give
orbament and worth to character: . Nature
had envichied him with a solid understanding,
an imagination inventive and even poetic,
which he bad highly culiivated and imprev.
ed. He was well versed in fubjedts of gen
era! literature, which rendered his focicty
strikingly interesting to his intimate fricnds.
His virtwes were by no means obtrufive—
habitually modeftand unsfluming, he rather
declincd than' conrted human applause.—
But young CocAN was not merely the obe
dient son, the endearing Hrother, the warm
and intelligent friend ; to hisother ‘uaiitiei
we are proud to add onc, which is she only
foundatidh of moral excellence, withont
whith, chara&er; however adorned with
' };aming and embellifimems, mult be flidiy
and imperfedt—he was a chrillian. ’Twas
religion that reflagted lufire over his other
qualities, that enabled him to sustain with
admirable foruitude the ravages of a diead.
ful disorder and inspired him with serenity
on the borders of the topnitb. "Abcut five
months before his death he became a fab
je& of vital religion. Though his life prior
te this had been in the view of the world,
ficictly moral, he felt himfelf an unpardon
ed finner, and 4s such in 2 condition infi
nitely uafafe. He was firmly convinced .
that bolinefi-in & feFiptural fenle iwas a dif
tin&@ thng from a 4 principle of morality-<
the latter comprising duties relative o man
~the former thofc relative to God. Thro’
the merits and compassion of the Redeemer
after 4 season of gloom add anxiety, lic
found Péace ana jey in believing. - He often
spoke bf his spiritual joys and gave inftrus
tive advice to those around him Deeply
impressed that the nerits’ of Christ would
be unavailing without a lively transfording
faith wronght in the foul, he was fearful
left he should trift too :mu<h ‘to felfrigh
teotifoefs. ~Amidthe faft :iidn?eiéfcri)it-'
ing nature, he vitered in broken actents his
joy atthe near approach of diffelution and
without a struggle gently fell asleep in Jesus.
.~ Amialble youth ! how difibterefted were
the breathings of thy foul ;- how much of
thy' Saviots fife didst thou.transfer into’
thinc owi ! ‘Thy deelining days tho’ mitigled
with the keenell trials were but the pledges
of thy futurctritmph. Alas! my brother !
Thou was deavty me, my brother. But
though thou art loft to thy earthly friends,
they are supported with the belief that thy
Landificd spirit is at rest in.a world of unut-
W"’el LVR S g
i L ,v\\_.-; e Saab iE 3 .;; iR vJ
R 1 L S ]o ST m
R ARI Y i ePE L ) Bl v
%ﬁ‘dﬁrﬁﬁ%ﬁd the
REGISER
NN N R S Y Y 3
TR e R R S
AN BPHEMERIS FOR THE YEAR
; NGRS sy P o R R
. Poblifiedos 2 Nﬁﬂgdmfgﬁ"“‘ Pliuy -~
VR ST eI st el
- % The Gentlemans Pocket Almanack, and
Bl Rl of Bvenis
<o montlyin the g‘ur SIS e
M A View of the fieft Settlement of the
_ State of Newwx Hampftive, and of its Ciimate
AR bk ey 1 Mottainn
ijf;* ot ’%5“ ‘ L ng‘%;é
?"?,flé,"' L ARRA ﬁﬁ?z e proceedinos #Qﬁw
j'l’f}:ﬁ«;.’:..a.:,m;"-f LA OE INOIT In iportant ,;v;.vr‘ A e P
gHR e IR Gy R e
7 Meetings, and t é""?g Officers:.
R e ee S
AP S X e omain I PURNIDES
L ERRRCTTHCTS Wit AO4IIONs L im
S. Melcher,
_Has received a further supply of -
BLAC‘K and color’d Bombazents 5
<o. Wildbores ; blue Kerfeys ; |
low priced drab dé; Pelice Cloths &
Flannels; green, olive and brown |
Moleskins ; low pric’d blk.Caflimeres ; ‘
black Cambricks ; gentlemen’s fine @
white Angoia Hose ; ' ldJies blk. and -
slate worsted Hose ; Guernféy Frocks;
blk. Sergess fupeifine white Fiannels ; -
black Flannels and Baizes ;" company
flag- Handkerchiefs. g 4
India Costons from 756 ps. for tg
yds. to g 425.. - Nov. 20. ‘
BurE ank’s Fap,en e
— T i
Y bia L, BOR-SOHOOLS, &es s o«
- Fult reccivedy and for fule 6t
TAPPAN’s BOOKSTORE,
r ~ Na 1, {!f‘fadgtﬁf@:, e
.50 Reams Caleb Burbank’s
large and thick Paper, for fchodls, counting
- rooms, &c. by the ream or single quire.—
Paper from gurhank’s milk;is the best mag.
Rty BabeUeßges) - THos 4o
- Mattraffes &3 Feathers. .
I_ e R RS SATE L 3
' NATHANIEL B. MARCH, -
f L A bis Shopin Danicl fireety - -
MAﬁRASﬁEs; of vatious sizes, quali
AVE lies and pricgs—and a good 4fiortment -
i f{f FSZAT&ERS ‘cheap for cafth - Ao, . -
- “Saddles, Bridles, Harness and
"TRUNKS kept conflantly for sale. - =
oy N B Two second hand CHAISE and a
;SLEIQQI for sale. for which: cauxza ‘pro
duce will be taken in exchange, New. 20.
i OORCRONL . e Sl N
£3® {1334 S 0 dpeporoyas £q arej a 0 Apueyuios
323 pue uouvew yatean 4y uy paynzaxe 3q:
s ppga Liyenb g sys jo savoy ayakog
- PUE 200HPULS Jo agounaoge 38 « ‘doyg
- VBRI, 3B MINE R oy auy SENPEEDS.
- “uodwiyal ey oy eqs sifond 993 aﬁ}]
< #pURLy e agpy grynaloßdsE Cb
el Rt g R
A CONVENIENT twn. pory Taelicg.
4 A Honfe in excclient repairi with all pe.
ceffary out buildings, with ; § g“{ §
Iwater. @ud. phmp, ‘at the south part. &%‘é
towa—poffcifion given idimediately.~En.
Sewcalshopdiae, 5 SN
. > e ‘
SCQTCH Plaid’Ginghams ;
Bombazetts ; Ladies’ Slate Hose ;
O\ll'ccn"s and Pelife Cloths; Corton
Counterpanes ; Linen and Cotton Di.
apers and Table Cloths § Linens ;
Fancy Mauflins and Cambrics, with a
variety of other goods—
Received this day, and epening,
for sale by &y N |
2 e :To UPH AMQ 1
London Beaver Bonnets. ‘
. 5 & o " i . ;i |
W. Jones jr.
. BAS JUST OPENED,
1 cale London Beaver Bonnets,
‘with Plumes_to nmgt‘h;' bunches Fiowers;
pink & white double Sarfuets ard Euftrines |
for la®idy drefles ; black, slate, dove. bufl,
fearlet, purple and pink Canton Crapes ;
4-4 white Traliando : 5-8 6-4 and 7.4 black
and white silk Laces ; clegant white Lace
Tippets and Handkerchiefs; crape leno,
gold head, jaconet and cambric Muslins:
piain and embolt broad Velvet Trimmings.
I.adies colored and black worsted Hose,
all prices ; brown, fawn. black, bottle green
Peliffe Caffimeres ; Peliffe Cloths and Caffi
me-es all prices and colors piain and figur
ed Jombazetts of cvery f:hli(mablc eolor ;
blue Copperplates ; twill’d Prints; Colerain .
Cottons s Kerfey< : _Broad Cloths ; Bedford
Cords ; Vestings ;. twill’d Flannels.
Bear Muffs and Tippets ; Tippets sepa
rate from muffs ; Elt Muifs and Tippets ;
Bear Trimmings; cotton Umbrecllas of the
best kind ; fine and common Bandannoes
and flag Handkerchiefs. ; '
CARPETINGS of the best patterns.
. &% Constantly on hand ‘every article of
Mourning. Nov 20. -
J 4? received énd now opening at
4 e - ok Ay ot At
"DRAPER’s
CHEAP CASH STORE, = =
A very elegant varigty Fancy & Staplk
PIECE GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
f—\ N elegant variety of Ladies® Londén
% Beaver HATS and BONNETS $ -
White, fawn, drab and black Plumes ; <
Elegant lace Tippets and Vandykes;
Pearl, green crimson; orznge and mazarecn
blue Silk Velyet, a ncw article ; %
Englith colqred Luftrings ; ‘
Black, slate and lilae Canton Crapes 3 F
Light and dark buff and pink Condians-do
Fancy Tambourades ; AR e
1-2. yd. 3-4 and 6.4 white Lace Netting ;
Plain and figured tace Armlets : :
Ladies lon% and short Kid Gloves of every
color and quality ; R
Ladies Englifl white Silk Hose, best quality;
Gentlemen’s black & white do. best quality;
Gentlemen’savhite Silk Gloves 5 :
Variety Fancy Ribbons ;
Finelinen Cambricks ; ‘
Bandanna Handkfs, of a Tuperior quality }
Cheap I urniture Chintzes 5
Tartan Plaids for gentienien’s claaks gl
A great variety of colored Bombazetts ;
Low priced and very fine black do; -
Ladics and gentlemen’s worfled Mofiery ;
Very fiue swhite and other Flannels ;
Low priced Cafimercs—Wilgbores;
Sabic, Elt, ‘bear, black, " MUFFS and -
jenct and mock fable { TIPPETS ;
Bear Tippets separate from Muffs ;
Kidderminfter CARPETINGS ;
Hearth Rugs ; Stair Carpetings ; :
INDIA COTTONS, a latge supply, very
cheap, t 9% 9 19 to. _ N0v.20. .
B S e T R R T
g & S‘s P iy d
Fdw'd Parry,
L At No, o, Niarketfreet,
(O FFERS for Liie on good"
- A terms, 2 general assortment 6F English -
~amd Ameriean . - - e
800DS, .
~_ Suitable for the Teafon and imported in
* the recent arrivals from Europe, which will ;
be fold cheapary wholesale and retail, |
: AMONG WHICH ARE, '~ J
* Best fuperfine Londont whiteGrecianßobes: |
and American Broads Dimoties and Irith
Cloths ; e & Linens ' o
Superfine2ad common}Copperplates & Fur- -
- Caflimeres ;' *4 oitures;
- Hunters Cloths ; -~ #Men’s and Women's
Forest Cioths; + worsted Hosiery ; -
Coatings ; s+White and blk Cam- |
Twill'd Duffils; *~ 4 bries; .-~ |
Queens Clotha ; s+Moflins of the new
- Pelifle Cloths, of alit ell file; ]
fcolors; " +Elegant Shawls ;
Flannels and Blankets;sßrown Holands ;
“Royal Cords ; ..~ 4Cotton and Sitkk Um-.
Sattinets 3 5 % breltas
Velvetcens and Thick-4 Plain & figuredßom
sets; $ bazetts ;
Baizes and American{Durants and Cali~ -
Flanucls 3 4 maiicoes, from ys6
~ Chintzes; ° ° 4Black-India andFior. {
Superfine and commont to 253 per yard;
Siik and Cotton Ging 4 ence Silk ;
hams ; 4Black and . colored
Twili'd Figured ands Crapes. ‘ l
November 6. 1810. :
NEW GOODS. -~
~ i)hver Briard,
I l S just received a very
general aflfortment of ‘
y ; :
New Goods,
adapted to the present 2od sp‘proa‘ching
season, which he will dispose of ‘cheap for
cash, or approved credit, at flore No. 2,
Market fireet. 9w O&. 16
New CoNEECTIONART AND
Disrrrrerr Stoks.
MR- A. LABATUT, arri
; . ved “lately in this country from,
France, refpetfully informs the Ladics and -
Gentlemen of Portsmouth and vicinity, thar
he has opened a CONFECTIONARY awp
DISTILLERY STORE in this town, at
Mr Gains’ house. few doors Wit of the
Bcll Tavern, in Congress street. . N
He keeps constantly, for sale
every articie in his line—also the Belt Jeliy
of all kinds, Wedding Cake, and Retrefh
ments in gencral. ' o
Families may Dbe furnifhed
with Plumb Cake and_Deferts” which can
not fail to meet their withes, e A
Grocers in town and in the
Country may be accommodated with all
the above articles, who!cfale, at Boston pri
ccs, and warranted of the firfl quality,
- All orders for Deserts, &c.
will be strictly attended to at one day’s no
tice. - : ;
IN THE SAME STORE, 4
Umprerra anp Parasor.
MANUFACTORY, sy,
~ JOHN B. GERARD,
Who keeps .constantly for
{ale, warranted Umbrellas.and Paraflols of
diffcrent kinds and prices ; Whalehone and
Cane for Ladies Use.— Umbrellas and. Para
sols repaired with neatness and difpagch.
November 6. :
"N T HEREAS the co-part
nership of BABB ¢ WHEELER,
is by wfutual consent this day dissolved
thercfore all persons indebted to said firm
arc requested to make immediate payment
without further " trouble, and all persons
having any demands :igaiaﬁ said firm are
requested to call on. Phullip Babb and re
ccive their pay. : D
' PHILLIP BABB, :
. ' HUNKING WHELLER.
Portsmouth, Nov, 19,1810, -
State of Newhamp/bire—Grafion P
\!O'l‘lCE"'i’s hereby given to the non refi-
LN @ene proprictors and ‘owners of land ia
thé town of FLYMOUTH, who hive not |
paid their taxes for the year 1810~—that
uplefs (aid taxes are paid t 6 me the subscri
ber on or before the 12th day of Febraary
next, so muchi of their land as"will pay said
tax: s, together with incidental chirges, will
befold at public vendue, at the house of
Col. Samuel Wells, in .Plymouth at ten of
the clock, A. M. on said day, ug
; L Mo
Names qftﬁe oxiginal gran- g 3_ é; gtn
- [Hees, .or owwnmers of the Ze‘u@ .g S
Non- resident unimproved ;i g.& ;\ A f‘_’
Eand 1810 SR R &8
o Lok g e e
Theodore Atkinson 1 7.2 50 25 10 9
Ebenezer Hartfhorni, .B°7 2 5025109
Abel Webster 47 %5025 109
James Underwood 384 50251009
Samuel Goodhue © ¥235025 10 9
Ly o J,QﬁA,MPARKER. ColleGtor.
_ Plymouth, Nov. 30,1810 °
e ee e e s e e eet
Seventy-five dollars Reward.
-Bnom out of the Prison ‘in Por%%wthif
-4 ) in'the night of the 17th inst, OBADIAH
MILES (commitied for {tealing) abont 2§
years of age, abouvt g feet 7 inches in height,
of x light frid complesion, HEhe bue Eyer,
short and fight hair—had on ;i‘ﬁig;tkfkﬁ%rcd
furtout, blut dankecn pantaloons and half
boots —Also, JOHN HOLMES ~ifn“*.gcqm-_g
wiitted for flealing) about- 3o years of age,
sﬁwg seer 8 inches in height, Torge blue.
eyes, Diortand dark hair, of @ dark com-.
plezion—had o 4 brow coloréd loose out
side coat, wﬂn!;,cdprtd@m#ﬁm&@m*
Also, WILLIAM STEWART, (under fen-.
tence for pafling counterfeic money) ahout
‘a7 years °§§§ &oﬁ: 3 f«z:g{;e;es :;:
ing'syes Thor nd durk Rir-oa o 3
‘height. ofa light fair complexion, dark pierc
bre Wﬁﬁfp&&m@*ﬂﬁww
Apmehend snd i i(iSN &
%“*zl’ ifon. i Fachmouth, ot the prison. in,
dollars for.the {aid Holpmes, and fiftecn dollars.
VLR e R s L DL
g Rg 9 ,%{: ;'._ 2 T )ra By s
. Ju received and for [ale by
“JACOB CUTTER,
.. 25 boxes whire and brewn
Havanna SUGAR—AIfos. . .
A few puncheons RUM—Bbls. PORK. '
:Név;zo._, 206 s el T -
Tt received and for Ve by
_.G. W. TUCKERMAN,
20 Kegs WHITE LEAD ground io gil :
‘3O ditto RED LEAD . y R
9-gross white PHIALS afforred
2 gross PORTER BOTTLES: . =« «
A few hundrediblitered STERL - :
12 dozen papers PINS--No. 33, 4, a 8
The aboveatticies are of the firlk quality
and will be fold remarkably clieap.— Nov 6
State of Neww-Hampfhire.
PUBLIC notice* is hereby
& - given that Jouw L, Svrrivan, Esq.
and cthers bLave petitioned the General
Conrt, representing that they with a large
‘number of the inhabitants around the Wia
nipiffiokee 3ke, and the bays - conne@ed
the rﬁvith. are defirons bf_bé‘ing duly author.
ifed by thé hopdrable Legislature, to fornt
an afociation for the purpose of overfom.
iug the abftacles now existing to the trans
portation of their timber, lamber, and othee
bicavy articles of produvce, from thence by
water to the Merrimack, as the works now
exccutiag on said civer,to enable rafts and’
boats to pafs.round the several @ls thereof,
Opening thereby an eafly and uninterrupted
communication with the metropolis of Mas
sachusetts and otlier large places, will when
cxecuged, leave noobltacle to the enjoyment
of“the benclits that May accrut to the said:
pe‘itioners, the said inhabitants and the pub.
lic, but the obftru&ions in the river Winni
pimOkCé.’ , i » :
The said petitioners further represent
that the several falls which form these ob.
ftrucions have been rccently measured, and
oblervations maue upon the nature of the
-so that the said petitioners aré well Z
persuaded of ‘the practicability of effe®ing :
the ‘paflage. , _,
After getting to Sandbornton bridge, t#o
Giffcrens routs present themselves 3 but
which of them will be found preferable re
mains to be determined by widre aceurate
oblervation than has yet been made. i
. The said petitioners further state that
this public improvemznt, is exceedingly in
terelting to ail the inhabitauts in that coyn:
try. rapidly progecffing in fertlement, xd ;
abounding in timber of the best quality, |
which is now of little value, compared to
what it would be, were the abovementioned |
way openzd of getting it to the markets,
where it is atually wanted—while the tran(-
pert boih up and down, of the various com
moditics of trade, will. be in futyre years,
an equal 2ccommodation and saving to the
pnbhe. , L 0 Reiiate bt :
The said petitioners therefore pray that °
they may be incorporated for the purpose |
of mzking Locks and Cznals from the Win
nipifiokee Lake to the River Merrimack.
Ordered, that the petitioners -
be heard on their petition before the Gene
ral Court on the firfk Tu {day of their next
{eflion, and that the petioners cause that the
substance of the petition and order of Court
thereon to be . published in'the Newhamp
fhire Gazette, printed at Portsmouth and .
in the Newhampfhire Patriot printed at »
Concord, three weeks fucceflively. the last
publication whereof to be, at least, fix weeks"
prior 1o said day of hearing, that_anyﬁ;geg»—h
{oa or persons may then appear and shew
cause "if any they ‘have, why the prayer |
therzaf thould not be granted. AL
Attclt, HENRY B. CHASE,
, : Cicrk of the Senate.
State of New- Hampfbire—Grafton | |
NQTICE is ' hereby given to the non
resident proprietors aml owners of land |
in the town of WENTWORTH, county !
and (tate aforefaid, who have not paid their
taxes for the year 181ro—that so much of
their land as will pay said taxes together
with incidental charges will be fold at pub.
lic vendue at the dweliing house of Benja
min Knolton in said Wentworth, on Mon.
day the cightecnth day of February next,
at ten. o’clock A. M. uclefs prevented by |
previous payment to sic the fubferiber, ©
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BF T TR BT E e
SR AR R g
SR R
% 2 P X e BECLTR c
Bichelor Nathan' 2 10 4 100 6 84 180 150
o oI eIS T G
Bachelor Francis 1 4 5 1003 35 75 62
Gale Jacob -211 1 100 456 120 100 ,
Page Samueljr 2 "9 4 100 685 180 150 !
Stevens Lc'?hi)el. 1 .8 5 1000685 180 190
T e 214 x 100 685 180 150
Stevens Theoph'sz 15 1 1006 85 130 150
McMurpby Sam'l ~ 25342 90 75
Lamds voted to Ifaacy) - Ry R y
Clifford by thepmpri% 50335 75 62
ctors for services = ) b i
Stevens Eben’rjr 215 3 300 457 120 100
R s U ot it e ROEE - gt
JONATHAN WWLELLAN, Coltedtor:
_Weptworth, Nov. 2, 1816, =
R Ry )y g
'LL perfoas having demands against the
A estate of RICHARD CHAMBNEY,
Esquire, late of Portsmouth, deceased. are
gf%rcd to exhibit them for settlement—and
all those who are indebted to {aid cftate rre
requested to make immediate payment unto
" JAMES SHATLEY. dflerney for
- 'BETTY CHAMPNEY, Exrcutrix.
.\ Portsmouth, Now. 20; 1810: 4
L TOLEN from.me the subscriber.
&) Sunday night the 11th inst, ared |
bay MARE, black main and tail, one
white hind foot below %hefooﬁmk
joint, trots all, cight years old, who.,
ever will take np and secure the Thief
{hall receive wenty five Dollars re-
R ~K«--" NS i L SSR G M g 2
Sematior gitmg such informationn! the
Mate Whatghe owner may gbtaid lick,
Thall be bandfomely rewarded. One.
Nathaniel Maefio: whe _broke Goal
ﬁ‘iﬂ%ﬁé S SRR obcg s
supposed to bé the thief,. he is
firppofed to be abobt ”fwenty - four
e aria s T
5 'ﬁm%i iftering fellows, &
.on whes hie broke Goala-hors vouod
ot ded chacs bt s
iy e 11 3§ a“é*%‘%w 4
S R ORn,
"Real Estate at Au&ions
‘State of New Hampfbire BY virtue of a
. Rocxincunamfs. licénce fram
the Hon Nutbanicl Regers;y Esq ' Judge of
Probate for said camnty. authariting Sukey
PickerlNG, a 8 adminiltratrix of 4heeftare of.,
Eraraim Pickering, jate of Newingion,
“Elquire, deceased, to fell so much of the
‘Recal Eltate of said deceased as will amount
t 6 fix hundred dollars with incidental char
ges, for the purpose of paying the debts due
from said cltate— s AR
. Notice is hereby given, that
there will be (old ap Pabliz ‘Aution, at-the
dwelling house of William Drew, jnpholder
in said Ncwington, on #Wednefday the twelfth
day of December next, at onic o'clock P. M.
about fifteen acres of MOWING LAND,
situate in Portsmouth (or so much of it as
-will raise said fum)the fame being commounly
koowa by the nanie of the Babb 'place. i
A plan of the premises may be seen by
. application t 0 the fublcribzt, 2ad the con
+ditions of {ale, &¢ made known.
.. EM. CLARK, Attorney to said
SUKEY PICKERING, tde Adminifiratriz.
Lortfnouth Now. 20, 1810. :
N, B. All peifons indebted
to slid cltate are once more requefled to
make immediate payment, otherwise their
notes and accounts must be put in suit.
For Sale at Public Auction,
A- SMALL Farmn, contain
< A ing about 60 acres of good Land, fit
vated within about a mile of good mills. in
the town of Sandwich, with a' house: ana
barn on the fame—Sale to be on the pgem
ifes, on the firt Tuesday in January nxst,
unless previously difpoled of.—Credit will
- be given for a part of the purchase money.
—For further particulars apply to Capt.
Danier Brepe, living on the premises, or
the fubferiber., DANIEL HOIT.
Sandwich, Nov. 13, 1816, . L 3
?LM%NACK&
OF 1011, 4
Tappan’s Bookft
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? ‘,_Maa"?etx_.ﬂ'r:qf,' & .Par%nbu’té.
Farmers’, Sewall’s, Clergy
man’s, and thé New. tHampfhire and
Maine Farmers’ ALMANACKS, by
the gross, dozen or single.
C&ober 30. o W
. SINGIRG BOOKS,
g FOR -~ o 0
SINGING SCHOOLS, &c.
. f’l HE Northern Harmony;
- & Dby Abrabam Maxim, 6s single and
1o doliars ‘a dozen. This Book isin high
The Middl'cfeiéﬂ,o"b&ion of Music, price 68
The Chxiftian Harmony, 6s. | \
The Newbutryport Collecion of Music, 6s.
Beauties of Church Music, 6s. |
T.hc Humqn‘?y"ot-.'ﬂarmdnyzﬁ. o e
‘The Woreefter Colle@ion as Music, és.
The Columbian Harmony; 6s. Y
The Columbian Repository. 18s.. =
. 'The Lo¢k Hospital Colle@ion, 18s.
The Chriftiap Harmonift, 9. .
The Village Harmony, 6,7, 8,9, & 10th B
gt SO o BN e .
The Essex Harmony, 46 =
Law’ Art of Singing. gs. ~ . .
Law’s Musical Meaazine. 156, =
- Hardy's Thanksgivipg Anthems, Is - -~
Farmer's Evsuip‘gs Entertainment, Is 6. -
- Holyoke's Occasional Companion. 3.
: do - laftrumental Assistant, 1t and 2d ¢
_ volbmies, toxb. .
Hermk?&zﬁm@m\hl Preceptor, 1086,
Shaw’s Infirumental Mofie, gs.. ° e
The Millage Fifer. 28, o N 0
- The Viotineello Preceptor, gs 6. . '
. The Bafloon Preceptor, 456 = = =
- The -Lﬁéﬁ&im Chapptl Music; 949, .
| ils Oigind Airswess Lt L
- American Mofica) Primer, g 0
;;;..Qezﬂaim.wi@;ﬂfﬁmﬁﬁa Bosind
- g 7 Alithe sbove may he hadat
[ “PEIRCE’s BOOKSTORE.
@8 cheap as of the Authors and Printers.
o ,g RTmbe bt
-, - A FRESH SUPPLY,
¢ ()~ Carver's New lnvented Copy Book,
SR Y ek sy SR B A B B
g 8 jult received ar the Bookflore of C.
ek STUA WhoL 1 Appouted.
[ tine to'be retailed for the. lowprice .of
. the learner, - The othernumbers have con.
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__SALES AT AUCTION.
79 bgold at Public Ven
-1 duc/bn Monday the third-day of
‘Deeembepnext; st two o'ehrck, afiernoon,
Rt the dbelling-houfe of Steruzn FORNALD
- —thay valuahle estate for the Blackfinith’s
bulneis, centaining about twelve acres of
“€xccilent mowing and titfage—buildings in
goodyepair, being situate on the road from
Portfipouthpnear four miles toward York,
being iy the eentre where four roads meef.
Alfs anﬁ\h,cr’ cxcellent tot for a trader o
mechanicJaying oppofite’ the abave prem
ises, coutaityng aboat three quarters of an
acre of Land,Houfe and Ba:n thereon—con=
ditions of fde will be liberal and made
kaown at the ime of sale. - .
~ \ STEPHEN FFRNALD..
s gy o WILLIAME CUTTE - 7
Kittery, Nov (36, 1810., g
To be fold at'Public Aultion, on
- Tue/day the 4h of D:cember rext at
Y 2 oclock ifust previoafly difpofid of
at private sale, - bt
A LOT of LAND with 2
4 A& one story HOUSE onthe fame,
pleafamly {ituated on Congress freet ;
the property o6f widow Ann Samner.
Luguire of . EDWARD CALL.
. Portfmiuth, Nev. 20th. 1810, ‘