The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1808-11-22 00:00:00, page 4

- NEW FLOUR.
~“Juft landed and for sale by :
E, WENTWORTH,
Alexandria fuperfine FLOUR,
from pew Wheat. Nogember, 8.
igixvd!e Road Lottery..
A X g, - . e
% Scheme of the Second Clafis
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32000 Tickets ot § dollars each are 60000 dollars,
- ‘¥ Prizeof 10000 .is 100C0
; 2 Prizes- 1000 . are . 2000
2 g Hlgvtm s§oo - 2500
62 80~ - 100 - 6000
v 6a. do . 5D - 3000
Y3OO do- = '- 20 - 2CCO
200 do - 19 “ 2000
e G 7w eson
4001 52511
Subjell to no dedu&ion. Not twwo blanks to a prize.
- Aadlelsthan 124 per cent deduction’in
-.the Lottery.
.~ A part of the above prizes will be drawn
. in the following manner :—viz. The firft
~ drawn blank on the third day shall be en
= titled to 500 dois.
" Ao sathe6ithy - - - 0O
~ . Doontheoth, -- - 1000
3o on the 12th, - - 500
Do on the 15th, - - - 500 A
I'nonthe 18th, - - - Icoo
> I onthe 2tft, - - 10000
Do onthe 24th, - - - 500
~ Five huadred numbers will be confider
‘¢4 a day’s drawing and the fortupnate num
bers which depend on the days will be de
termined accordingly.
The drawing will commence in Boston,
on the fourth day of January next, and
_ihali be completed in thirty days next suc
ceeding ——The prize of ten thouland dol
lars flizll be paid in ninety days, priges of
a thousand and five hundred in Tixty days,
and all other prizesia thirty days after
the drawing Mhall be completed. Payment
will be made inbills usually current in
Maflachufetts and New-Hamplhire.—Priz
es not demanded within one year after the
drawiag 1§ completed will not be paid. The
price of tickets after the twenticth day of
December, wiil be ¢, 50,
ELIJAH HALL,
JOSEPH AKERM.-\N,jr'i Managers.
: TIMOTHY DIX. jr.
Tickets for sale by the usual
venders. 0O&. 31, 1808.
StaTe o Newuamesuire, Rockingbam [f.
T the Honorable the Fuflices of the ~Court of
Comsmon Pleas, begun and holden at Excier,
within and for the said county of Rockingham,
on the second Tuesday of Auguf, in the year of
sur Lord one thousand cight bundred and eight :
'—I"HE petition of the fubferiber, agent for
the town of Pembroke, in said county,
legally chosen, humbly shews that a road or
public highway on the firft Tuesday of Jan
wary, A.D. 1803, was by this Honorable
Court laid cut in {aid tcwn of Pembroke,
beginning at Buck-fircet Bridgein said town
of Pemblroke, thence running North seventy,
degrees, Welt forty five rods across Buck
fireet to Joleph Jennefs’ land, thénce North
frveaty degrees, Weft sixty rods, thence
North sixty two and an half degrees, Weft
silty fix rods,chence North fifty seven and
a quarfer cegrees, Welt seventy five rods,
ihetce North fifty nine degrees, Weft one
twundred and seventeen rods, thence North
sixty degrees aad a quarter, Welt fix hun
dred and fifty four rods, thence North sixty
four degrees and an half, Weft sixty rods,
thence North sixty two degrees and a quar
ter, Welt two hundred and sixty four rods
1o the highway leading from Pembroke to
* Concord on the top of sow cook hill, thence
on said way North thirty degrees, Well
eighteen rods, thence North seventy one
and -an ha!f degrees, Weft partly on Elffots’
land fifty two rods to a (take spotted on four
sides standing on the Ealterly bank of sow
- «ook river, and that said road remains im
passible ; that it is laid out over such hilly
unfuitabl: and bad ground asto make the
expence of opening said road to the town
- of Pembroke very great and of little or no
advantage to the public; thatthere is other
ground over which a road might be made
. with much less expence to the said town of
- Pembroke, and of as much utility to the
public upon nearly the fame diretion as the
said road laid out as aforefaid by this Hon.
Court, viz. leading from said sow cook river
to Buck-ftrect bridge,—Your petitioner,
agent -as 2forcfaid, therefore, prays your
. Ignnoi-s would appoint a committee to view
~ the ground over” which the said road was
~laid out by this Hon. Court,and the ground
~ adjoining, and-to make rcport thereof as
soon as may be, 2nd your petitioner as afore
faid begs leave humbly to represent that
_there is gronrd over which a road might be
Jaid out, made and occupied more conven
iently than that said out as aforefaid by this
' honorable Court ; beginuing at Bick-ftreet
Dridge, thence running to the old road,
~ thenc€upoa the said old road to %;rgyvgrthy
~ Dadleys’ land, thence through fard Dudleys’
- land, and land of Daniel Knox, Efg. to said
-~ Knox's house, thence through said Knox’s
~ land and land of Doniel Holt to a certain
. Piae tree on the Easterly coi‘n%rwof David
Lovejoy’s land on the hill road, so cailed,
~ thence on said hill road to Capt. John
~ Heads land. thence upon nearly a firaight
~ liue to'the top of sow cook hill : your pe
titioner asaforefaid therefore prays that this.
" honorable Court would consent that the
- ‘ground sirs! aforefaid mentioned, m2y be ex
- changed for the ground last aforefaid wen
- tioned, or for such other ground as near
*ﬁ@mm‘? be thought by this Hon'ble
~_ Court most advantageous, When vicwed by
T %@Mt’tu,aad as in duty hound will pray.
PR g y!gmtﬁrémlkangfl’ahk 2,
RR E e T S s o A
'f FGommon Pleas, Ao her 1308 -
TR RV E e o 3 Sy P YL e
eet i ioxrte oop {pff pedi
~ gion, the Court order that the petitieder no-
R Rsfeo boo W T e e
ike Jatiees o the SN " g
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; State of New-ﬁdmp_/bzrq,-f-Strzgﬁrd ¥ S
NGTICE is hereby given to the'non-refident proprictors and
owners of Land in the town of WOLFSBORQUGH, in"the
county of Strafford aforefaid who have not paid their town,
school, county and highway taxes, for the year 1808 ; that un
less they pay the fame to me the fublcriber on or before the
third Monday of January next, 'fo much of their lands as will
pay said taxes together with incidental charges will be fold at
public Vendue at the house of Capt. John Haines, in said Wolfs
borough Innholder in said town, at ten of tl‘lc clock in the fore
noon on {aid day, ualefs prevented by previous payment.
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Proprictors Name 3, -—s-‘ ‘5 .§ , ?‘ § §
G el b gk
Jotham Odiorne 16 150 25 63 21 g 5
Nathaniel Sharjent 19 21t 33 88 29 132
Daniel Rindge 8 128 20 54 18 81
Wiiliam Sheafe ; 50 10. 25 9 139
William Lear 50 10 25 9 38
Aaron Frost j©’s Farm $0 37 98 32 177
Capt. Sam’l Diman, part of lots 12e 28 74 31 111
Jeremiah Martin 9 40 8 20 % .38
Heirs of Doét. Brackett ¥oe 14 38 13 5
Paul Pach 1§ 100 19 s§t 17 96
Samue! Grover : 120 26 68 22 102
Jobn W. Furnald . n 8 PEgN 8 gl 2
Richard Ma’ﬁin 9 9% - 04 18
Samuel Dreaw, part of Cotton’s farm 33 22 61 20 g 1
Ezekiel Hoit 43 8 v 8 .33
Retben Libbey 4078 20" ;20
Joseph Hawkins oSO M 88 331 59
Thomas Young $0 14 38°13 53
John Whitten, of Boston 100 38 102 33 153
RICHARD TIBBETS, Colle&or.
Wolfiborough, Nov. 7th, 1808. i
State of New-Hampfhire,~Grafton .
NOTICE is hereby given tothe non-resident proprictors and
owners of land in the town or ORANGE, who have not
peid their county, towa, {chool, highway and school-house tax
es, for the year 1808 ; that so much of their land will be fold
at public vendue, at my dwelling-house in Orange, oa the tenth
day of January next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, as will
pay said taxes together with all legal cost, unlels prevented by
previous paymeat 9 me the (übferiber; ;
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Grantees Names, ooen Qo m Wl 8
; CMCM, CM. C §
John Cady 1 281002455 154 22
Elkanah Cobb jr. 2 R L T
Ephraim Spalding jr. 2 100 10 43 122 17
Undivided 328 20 '¢2oy
Rev. Abiel Leonard 1 52100 24 55 154 22
Undivided 2% 30 ¢33 ”
Undivided of John WendalEfq.32 820 52 5
: ; South.
Joseph Spaulding jr. 1 9310015 50 104 12
Undivided Xrlem -8 20782 y
Amos Payne ARG Bgo 88T
Roswell Morgan 2 SO T 4 34 Q 22
Undivided §2. 8320 ga.¥
Samuel Payne - z 2a- 6.1 ¢ 39 .%¢
Jacob Fellows 1 38100 28 65 18 3 23
Andrew Backus 2 100 24 55 .15 4 22
Uadivided e gt 820 K.y
- The following lands are al/o taxed with a School howfe tax
sm the sirs [choo! difirifl. : C.
Nortk. -
John Larobee 1 1100 28 65 183 25 60
80. 2. MOO 3455 264 38 X 0
Undivided 320930 .£F 910
Elitha Payne, Elq. 1 410028 635 183 25 60
Do." @B g 8 15.4 38,50
Undivided 3208 20:52 2.6
Eliphalet Dyre, Bfg. . 1 6100 1228 735 10 24
o 2 7190, 1943 12.8 17 49
Uadivided 32 08.20 82916
Jothua Daniap 1 21001228 75 1060
Do. 2 100 19 43 122 17 50
Undivided’ ; 32 035 20 ‘53 2.8
Thomas Stephens 120100 1Q 43122 17 40
Do, 2 2100 3477 ¥88:20 76
Undivided . 320820 5% .2 16
Jabez Eniworth 1,21 100 24 55 1§ 4 22 50
; Do. : 2 100.3 477 21§ 30 70
Uacivided 208 20 52 216
Samuel Chandier Esq. 1 22 100 24 § 5 154 22 50
. 2 100 24 55 15 422 50
~ Undivided .32 08 20 527 th
Nathauniel Pierce, jr. 1 23100 24 5§55 154 22 50
Do. , z lIOC 24 55 154 22 50
Undivided 32 0820 €3 9 18
Bengamin Cory - AAL27. 3003 4. 5.5 BC- £22 5O
Do. 2 100 24 55 154 22 50
-~ Undivided 32 . 'Bizo 82 7 40
Danicl Payae, jr. SEFYOIOO 19 43922 17 40
Do’ 2 ' 10024 6§75 154 22 50
Undivided 3 Bizo g 2.4 16
James Bradford 1 32100 24 55 15.4 22 §0
Do. .. 2 M 0 3477 215 30 70
_ Undivided Cr3e 820 wia 'lB
John Greeue v -1 34009 204 5.5 15.4/22 50
Do. 2 ICO 24 5§ 15 422 50
Undivided , 32 . Bzl in w 740
David Shepard 1 57160 2455 154 22 50
<=o, - yio. % 10024755 15 422 §0
Undivided” o3k B@L Y 52 "7 16
Elkasah Cebd, 1 38100 24 55 154 22°50
T g 2 100 2455 154 22 50
_ Un#ivided - e T EeT B 0 SR 1
" Jobn Plle;:? e IO 40 KOO 3R 85VY¢ 22 %4
!‘;r % ,':: 7 3 5 .:z ;.‘bi,lo'o.»,z 4. 5 4"5 32 o
i, o R s s e
Elisha Pevkius ' "1 44100 2455 15422 50
WA SR 2400 34 77025 30 70
=4 sl Unoteided o 0 L g R 4 ieiy g B
Ichabod Ormiby: 1 46100 24 §'s %6 422 50
T Undiwided © vBB 8 30" G 216
:“w.'»’;;»f‘;n;mm 148100 24 .55 154 22 59
cEphin pplding | £ gOAOB 8 6T AR LR 59
e B TR Lol SN a) 59
= Undividel ivpli il gk 830 §ie 9
St vyt lies | conohl s L Rk o
%q Sy, LR MR N
b, iAR A w,;a!h:@&@ yﬁ 7%g
Sahap Wae, -4 apui RS Sl bI 6
B N e i SRI
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- James Brown, - 1 3.§3100 24 §§ 15 4 22 §C
%%ﬁ*@%‘fﬁ;@@%ﬁn
SRR wm;&w«ﬁ*‘“ s mea )e ol
' Benjomip Spalding. ' 1 %W%WHM%
gt oR L G WRGT lo IC A T e SRI B G
Newies. BN, A GG 6N O |
Benjamin Spalding 2. 0100 24 55 154 22 50
Uadivided ° e o 3. A 0 2 216 7
Samuel Adams j*, - 1 §SICO 24§65 154 22 50
e - 2 §OO .2 4.5 § 154 23:50
- Undivided 2% 29 %2 76
Perry Clerk 167 100 2 8.6 5 183 25 69
:o Do L% 10004 9.7 216 3070
; Undivided | 8 R 0 UCE 210
David Payne 16171002455 154 22380
* Do. 2 106024 5164 22 50
: DUndivided 22, BEO 3 706 &
Jolin Williams 1 60100 24 55 ¥54 22 5o
Do. 2 100 24 55 154 22 50
« Undivided e o2a o v 7510
: : Soutk.
Ebenezer Child 10 laoo 345 51547 2% o
Deo. Lo JOU. £ 4.5 5 15422 50
- Undivided * g 2 8 .80 52716
Alexander Miller P 290024 55 154 22 50
e L T : ‘3 300 K B 5154 22 5D
Undivided 8- 8. 20 pis. 0716
Nathaniel Rogers I 2510028 65 183 15 6o
P 2 100 #4565 15422 50
* Undivided , g 880 ‘v2 716
Samuel Adams 34, 1 3710028 65-18 3 25 60
Do. 2 ¥0.24 £.¢ 15422 50
Undivided : g %2952 z 716
Williagr Feniman P 3180 2 4 5.5 150 22 SO
" Do. ' 30 100 2 4 B 6 IRk §O
Undivided ¥ Uids 820 g 8 716
Samuel Chandlerjr. 2 * 100 24 55 154 22 50
Undivided - 32 ROO £3 .90
William Robinson 3. QOB Y 200138 ¢
Undivided 2 R 0 6
Roswell Stevens 2 199¢2.8:6 ¢ 18 3 26 ¢o
Uadivided 320 820 82 210
- The following is the Gore Ry
land formerly Gelonging I > ;S:x
to Hebrom. - S "
Richard Pierce kgo 1l 280 a 0
Richard Pierce 2 180 G is s 12 Ay
- Samuel Emerson 1y Y gea 3ba 8
" Pro AR B 0 Gt 18
_ Do. 13 9160 -%3 Pys e
‘ Do. 34 1 g 0 ¥ig 37
- Daniel Emerson ¥ Pea. ki e
James Nahor #1420l gT2 B 8
Elnathan Blood 14 8 g 0 g e 6.4.8
James Nahor 1. 3780502 28 7540 ‘
Theodore Atkinfon,Efq.3 3 501228 75 8 1
Theodore Atkinson, ok 3 6%
Esq. great Lov, } $ oMY SSR LV
Hon. Theodore Atkin S 6
son, great Lot, }4 240 45 987 299 39
. CYRUS CARLTON, Colle&@or.
Orange, Septembher a7k, 1808, ,
oD e g et i ettt s e
State of New-Hamp/hire,—Grafton .
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-resident proprietors and own
ers of land in the town of CONCORD, in {aid county who have
not paid their {chool, highway and county taxes, for the year 1808 ;
that {v much of each delingnents land will be fold at public Vendue
at the dwelling-house of the subscriber in said Concord, on the sec
ond Monday of January 1809, at ten of the cloek in the forenocn, as
will pay said taxes with incidental charges, uniefs prevented by pre
vious payment.—The names of original proprictors, delinquents and
the Numbers and Ranges are as follows.
‘ OWNERS UNKNOWN.
. by i
‘A o s e b oSS ¢
G, ) L€, G
100 4 23046 6 100 9 19 30 46 6
140 5 342 658 In a Gore.by Lyman,
sOE. 11 315 23 3 Wefl of the River Amancofic.
soW.IO 4 15 23 3 ¥
%3¢ 46,9685 7 10 1 03046 6
125 A 987501 1§54 16p. 11 46 70 9
tco . 8 83046 6 100 1314 42.1011 3C 466
soW. 3 9 1523 3 100 12 diltorll2 30 46 6
¢ .6 oly A% 8 100 11 ditte 12 30 46 6
llco 61030466 100 1 dittal2l3 30 46 6
100, 7 ¥0 30 46 6 100 I ditlo 1314 30 46 6
100 41130 46 6 100 2 ditto 1314 30 46§
100 ' 1@ 11 30 46 6 , 100 2 difto 14 30 46 6
100 8 1330466 100 3 ditto 14 30 46 6
100~ g 13 30 46 6 100 1 ditto 1415 30 46 6
100 71530 46 6 100 3 ditlo 15 30 46 6
100 71630 46 6 100 4 ditto 16 30 46 6
lco 91630 46 6 " 100 1 ditto 1617 30 46 6
6o E.ll 16 18 27 4 100 4 ditls 18 30 46 6
100 81730 46 6 100 4 Jditta 19 30 46 6
100 8 18 30 46 6 50 7 dittel4ls 15 23 3
e 1o GORLS. _ ‘
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64 10 |9 20 4 N 0[053&‘106 Bcl&naps. 4% A
" Bsop.loll_ 7 985 88 5 Adjoining G.Howlana &D. Aldrick
BA L e Sl Y 4go.l?’.v@za(;tn, and Kay* . &
ke 2 n liae rioer. 3 o |
sl 08 3% 2 Adjoining Minkbrash & Morrefs.
. o i- 6 ’g'eUnt/zcrzmr. _ \ s
Wigo: Sl 32 19 glnthe 8 W. corner of the toum, -
igo W ‘ 10 19 g Baween Z. Dexter &W, Belhnap,
g 2 10 15 ¢ Adjoining Mull lot, & Sam'l IWhite,
30 g 9 14 2Do P qubu: and others,
94 ¥ pke ral Rgel TG DIeR Amgledya )
90 ‘. gy 4o 6o Pachpond. &ty
20 5 ‘24 83 4 Do. Lemuel D-xters [ettling lot.
65 ‘2O g 1 4 N.W cormer of thetown.
S x .f Adjeiring lots No. g, 10, 11 &
08 BT b 1827 4 { 12in od Range. =
RS L L TR TG A IR AR
M io ‘?B.' Fp?i‘t&e{ﬁ[‘tarin*qf‘l&c town
o e 162 249 3;{2;{ th: N. lire of the 6th range on
; s : 2ok Frapconig limes i v
e el o Fromerite B LRe nf the y sckrungt:
540 il T S hiaca ke 32{ to the N. E.eorner of the town
Fasall L 0 R N aui}ﬁnc%f?l‘m”;‘ et
ge’ v . .8 9" 2 Improved (y VWillsam Marim,
% e 6 W.ofkolvain Dixicrs,
oo 10 150880 go Adjsining Littleton,
SRS Y T vel Bloted SO SIRIERE L T e
N-n vefidents Farm, owares name Mdifd“}"f%‘;{m% R
100 W 12 74 mmw&mwm Welo. .k
5 fßseean o 8 % R&Qw"n’im {“’*m? Y
i orend, Ot ~ =~‘ S;ﬁ ..
To A e S e R VLS SR )
m@«%‘ ﬁah v ﬁﬁ By T
bSFO bR e T cbnt Wg‘%@"‘%’
and warcted, with'a flourifhing young Orchard, a Houle, Store, Sias
eTt and: Shedy . govd repair-_it is ficuated on the tuenpike
e s s Howerioniel bl e = The- iR e
AR A “%“*&‘?‘ﬁ”‘;‘**m’"ﬁ”ﬁ”; "’%”% his DAFE
MEMOWIHRES 57 aor® s L olv 1o ORI oril ORI
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§ “_,.:3_3 The brig Jobn - adams, 194
i <etath gtons burtheo—in good repaie
L osw band well found--For terms ap
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%fyl Henry O dler Eqadd,
No. 14, Ilerchants Rovo,
November 8. -
NEW CirculatingLlßßAßY.
Charles Ta;bpmz
YNFORNIS the public, that he shall tlis
3 sy open a CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
of 3;5'90 voluimes, in every branch of literg
ture :—He solicits 'the patronage of lis
friends and aflures them that every attention
will be paid in procuring ncw and valuablc
publications. ~ CONDITIONS—
-1 Subscribers to pay on commencing
their fubleriptions.
- 3 Y hole who subscribe will be considered
subscribers, until their accounts are balanc
ed, and they cxprcfs a wifli to have their
names erased.
2 From one te four Duodecimo, or two
O&avo volumes, will be allowed every {ub
(criber to take out of the hbrary at one
time, who pays two dollars per quarter.
4 Nonfubfcribers to pay by the voiume ;
—for each duodicimo or {malier volumg
eight cents per week.
5 A book returned, that has been out
over a week, will be charged as if detained
two weeks, and so on.
6 Books not returned within fix weeks
after they are taken out, must be pzid for,
with the remainder of-the volumes, if they
belong to a set. ,
7 All books loft or injured, must be paid
for. Porifmouth, Now'r 8 *
R L N ii s
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
C.PEIRCE continues to make
additions to his Circulating Library of every
new publication of decency and merit, His
Libraiy now consists of many. Thousand
Volumes—[dis terms are as. uludl, 12/ per
quarter— e hasiately made feveralvaluable
additions, such as the Britith Claflics iz 39
vols; Mavor’s voyages, 24 vols; ditto Uni
versal History, 25 vols 5 Lady’s Mulcum in
16 vols ; Delpliine in 6 vols 3 Meclvina ia 4
vols ; Roellins’ Belies Lettres -4 vols, ditto
ancient History 10 vols; Parents Friend 2z
vols; Scbaldus Northanker, 3 vols; The
Wiid Irith Boy, 2 vols, ditto Girl; Corinna
or Italy, 2 vols; Ninon de L’Enclofe j—.
Wonders of Nature and art, 12 vols ; Miser
and his family 4 vols ; Discarded Son 5 vols;
Soldier’s Family 4 vols ; Vivonio 4 volumes,
Winter in Bath 3 vola; Saint Margaret’s
Cave, 4 vols; -Hugh Trevor 4 vols; Sans
SonciPark 3 vols; Travels in Spain ; Mi
randa’s Expcdition 3 Ash’s Travels, &e. &e.
C. Peirce aifo continues te supply Public,
Private and Social Libraries on the most
generous terms, and every favor grate” ily
acknowledged. Lortfmouth, Nov'r 8
MUSIC.
A SINGING-SCHOOL, two evcnings im
: the week, will be kept during the ap
proaching Winter in a 2 building, in Pitt
‘Street, owned by Mrs. Chafe. The in
firu&ion commenced the 7th Nowvember.
Price 12/° a quarter. Infirumental mufie
also will be taught one evening in the weelk
. 0&.25th. AMOS BLANCHARD.
gr WANTED at the Ports
mouth Boot and Shee Store 2 Journeyman
BOOTMAKER, and if a good workman,
will meet with liberal encouragement by
applying immediately to S, MUDGE—
Whbhe bas jfer Sale bR A
LEMON JUICE
warranted good, by the gallon or less quan
tify, which will make punch as cheap as
Lemons at 2/3 per dozen, Now’r%' 5
Barrett & Shattuck,
- No. 51, Hanover-firect, Boflon—
C ONTINUE to dye & finifh
' of Waranted Colours. “road. Cloth
Caflimere, Sattin, Luftring, Crape, Shag,
Plofh, silk & cotton Velvets, Wor{ledCords,
Camel’s hair Shawls—d4/fp, Ladies Sattin,
Luftring. Cambric, Calico & Muslin Gowne,
Hosiery & Gloves, Lace Veils, Gentlemen’s
Coats, Pantaloons and Vefls, cleansed and
dyed at short notice and small expence.——
Goods received at the flore of NaTuan B.
Forsom, Pottfmouth, forwarded and re
turned to the fame place without additional
cxpence. . o ¥ 9
- N.B. Persons fending Cloths or Garments
of any kind.are desired to have them ace
companied with a pattern of the colour they
wish them made, (as in many colours there
are a variety of shades) alfo-te enclose them
in paper deferibing on the outside the cone
tents, colour to be made,;and owner’s name,
Portfmonth, duguft 1, 1808. (6m. )
R OBERT SMITH, once
more, particularly calls on all those
who have any demands against him of any
name, nature or kind to present them imme
‘f‘{!“dy for payment. ; Nov. 4
"7‘ J ANTED, to live in a
‘ ¥ family in this town, a GIRL, that
can bring good recommendations,—lnquire
~of the Printers. November 8.
- For [ale or 10'be Let, -
A large two story HOUSE
at the South part of this town, in Gates
{treet, lately occuped by John Wendell, Esq.
deceafed.—ZFor Texms—dpplytea
. 0.-CGharles By Grace,:. -
~at his shop near Libcrtgv Bridge: . ot
i Portfimiuthy Nov'r 8 700 5l T
A LL persons are cautioned
A\ againht pnﬂ:haﬁt\glmof hand
ﬁg;‘)eg’-ﬁﬁ'%l!ﬁ_ Ac Brown of Barnitead to
Jouy Docenan, of Moultonhorough, for
the sum of thirty-cight deltars, dated on or
bt thesuiber D Bttt 1807, and.
_payable in onc year from its date with.in-'
“g-:«&-mhtﬁm indoffed by the said
-so "%g gs"&,g,zg&
|22 R e e
AR of TOTIN RINNFAR Ihte of
oo R e o R ROl e e
- New-Cdftic, manner,. ¢ecealtd—-and (HOIE.
* who are indebted 16.the fame are requelted