The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1806-07-08 00:00:00, page 4

¢ | have two objeions to this duel
matter. Theone is, left I should hurt
you ; and the otheris, lelt you should
hurt me. Ido not fee any good it
will do me to put a bullet ‘through
any part of your body. 1 could make
no use of you when dead, for any cul
inary purpose as I would a rabbit or
a turkey. lam no cannibal to feed
on the flefh of men. Why then fthoot
down a human creature, of which [
could make no use ? A buffalo would
be better meat. For though your
fle(h might be delicate and tender ;
yet it wants that firmnefs and confilt
ency, which takes and retains salt.
At any rate it would not be fit for
long sea voyages, You might make
2 good barbacue, it is true, being the
nature of a racoon or an opossum ;
but people are notin the habit of bar
bacuing any thing human now. ~ As
to your hide it is not worth taking off,
being little better than that of a year
old cole. Astomyfelf Ido not much
like to stand in the way of any thing
that is harmful. lam under appre.-
henfions you might hit me. That be
ing the case, I think it most advifeable
to stay at a distance. If you want to
try your pistols, take some obje&, a
tree or a barn door about my dimen
sions. If you hit that, fend me word,
and I shall acknowledge, that if I had
been in the fame place, you might al
£o have hit me.” ;
et A I T IR B e
Execution of
- DALY & HALLAGAN.
Dominic' Daley and _James Halligan,
were executed at Northampton, on Thurl.
day, the 41h ioft, pursuant to their {entence.
for the Marder of Marcus Lyon. They
were attended in their last momenta by the
Rev. Mr, Cheveras, of this town. They
peifiled in their innocence to the last mo
ment, althoagh there were perhaps oot 2
single one of Ihe numerous {pe&ators pre
fept, which was presumed to 2mount to
wearly 15,000, who entertained a doube
of their goilt, They were both naives of
¥reland. fßoflon Gaz.
Fhe la Dying Words of Dominick
Dary and James Havracan [Pro
nounted by Daly, at the gallous, and de
bivered by kim, in Writing, to Gen. Mat
toon.] ' June 5, 1806.
Ax this awfol moment of appearing before
the tribunal of the Almighty ; and knowing
that teling a falihood, would, be eternal
pecdirion to our poor founls, :
We solemnly declare, we are _perfefily
Yonocent of the Crime for which we fuffer,
or of any other Murder or Rcbbery; never
fay, 10 our knowledge, Marcus'Lyon in
our lives; and as unaccountable as it may
sppear, the boy never saw one of us, lock.
ing at him, at, or near a fence ; or any of us
either leading, driving, or riding a Horse,
and we never went cff the high road, Wae
blame no one, we forgive every one ; we
fobmit to our fate as being the will of the
Almighty ;. and beg of him to be merciful
g 0 us, thro’ the merits of his divioe Son,
our blefled Savioor Jesus CurisT,
Our sincere thanks to the Rev, Jobn
Chevers, for his long and kind attention to
vs, as likewise every other triend; that (erv.
ed us, and comforted: us during our long
€onficcment. s
s - DOMINICK DALY.
Siatz of Newbamp/bire,Grafton ff.
- LL persons having demands a-
A‘ga.inﬂ the Proprictors of New
Chelter prior to June gth, 1804, are
requested to exhibit them to us the
subscribers, by the 15th day of August
mext, and not afterwards; and all
those n:i‘iad to said proprictors to
make pagment by said time. 5
Th eR e e ik A emmitiee
Jobm Smith, "o pig
4 rr Mt =l ié“a‘"" é&
~ New-Cheficr, June 20, 300%:
88l T Do B Ty O R
~ Duvsrzing.—A captain in the En.
glith army, in answer to a person from
whom he had reccived a challange,
wrote as follows :—
W rensines st sttt lP
it Miscellaneous Repository. i
@:hnnnnnntnnantult@
FROM THE COMPANION.
DOMESTICK HAPPINESS.
et e
YTis not feenes of fiftive pleasure,
Spl:ndid equipage and dress.
Hoarded heaps of glitt’ring treasure,
Can beflow true happiness.
No, the fweetef) joy arises
From domeflick dear delights ; |
Where the peace that virtue prizes,
With attrallive pow'r unites,
Far from scenes of fad vexation,
Happy they awho can remove
Do their tranquil babitation,
Bleft fgi!b competence and love.
Where good nature ever fmilingy
Kindles joy in every beart ;
And affidion, grief beguiling,
Sweetefl pleasure can impart,
Picty the scene adorning,
With a lufire all divine, g
Brings vo view the glorious morning,
When their jsys shall brighter [hine.
Earth’s delizhts at befl are fleeting,
Ev’ry pleasure has its pain ;
But avhen these are all retreating,
*Tir to bloom more fuir again.
O bew lvely is the dwelling,
Where [uch joys as these abound ;
Each enjoyment [ure foretelling, ,
Al with ghry fball be crown'd. R,
1 'O be {old by order
of the Judge of Probate for the
County of Rockingham, at the dwel
ling-house of Ebenezer Chadwick, inn
holder at Port{fmouth, in said county,
on Thursday the 24:h day of Fuly rext,
at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, so much
of the following LAND-—being a part
of the real Estate of [fauc Rindge,late
of said Portimouth, esquire, deceased,
as will be necessary 1o pay the jult
debts of said deceased, with incidental
charges, to wit 3
2 5 3
Towns, S S % N
Orange - -~ 88 1 100
do. - - g 1100
do. undivided - 82
Elllworth - - ! 3 60
do. undivided -
Alexandria - % 20 3 110
do. - = 40 } 310
Danbury ol e S 2 110
do. . - 52 s 1w
New-Chefler - go )
do. - - 43 ico
do. - il 50
do, - - g 6 Ico
Offipee - ‘- 7 « 400
do. o . e 3 100
do, - - ;o ue 100
Oflipee Gore - - 104 1% 100
Wollboiovgh # A 200
g lots of intevz! Larnd in
helbarne, on {outh fide
of Amaiilcogin River, viz, 8 20
do, - - 95 zo
do, - « b 20
do. - e 20
do. - ‘o ig® . 20
* do. = - 29 20
do, - - %0 .80
Oue baif of the 3 follow.
ing Lots, in do. south fide
of Amarifcogin River, viz. 4 20
do. - - 10 20
do. . - gy 20
¥oterval Lots in Sbcl-'}
burne on sthe vorth fide
of Amaiilcogin River, & 3 20
and part of cafl cad of ,
Long I{land.
do. . - 10 g 0
do. ° o fR 20
Ouc half of the g follow
ing Lots in do. on the
north fide of Awarifcoge
in River, viz, - 20
do, - oo - 80
do. o - 26 20
Interval Lot on Great 18-
and -e - %0 " 20
g?fomh fide of Amarif- »
;pland: lots in Skelbarne
cogin River, viz, 9 100
do. - - &2 00
do. - - 23 100
do, . - 24 . 300
dbo e ’5 100
do, oS B 100
do. ~ o oA A ¢ 190
One half of the three fol- :
lowing Lots indo, towit 7 100
do. . . o 30 ”G
dO.»‘ A - ‘B’ x“
Upland Lotsin do. on the '
north fide of Amarilcogin
River, viz, & ‘IOO
~ de, - - 27 190
dos Wi s e A S 100
do. - -, 3% 100
©Onue half of the three fol
lowing Lots in do. onthe A
north fidc of Amarifcogin .
River, viz. 83 100
~ do. e ey 9' T A 0
do. 3 - - ;8 : ld@
Conditions made knows at time and place
offale. SAM’s PEARSE, Executor,
" Porifuouth, June g, 1806,
JANTED in a small family s capa-
W,&le Woman of a good Z!i-v;&.tr.
m'.‘:ho,-gemgwmﬁugonm be e
fctred.—A{fo, a young man from 1710 2
years of age~—io eittier-or botl °"z°“'z if
FRESZ |
Drugs and Medicii.’
Fuft received by .the ship Galen, from
London, and for. sale by
JOSIAH DWIGHT:
at bis shop in Portfnouth, a large and
general assortment of Drugs and
Medicines, Patent Medicines,
&c. Among which are
Aq. Fort. Dup. [Sal. Abfynth,
— = Sim, — Glaub.
~ Hangar, — Polychrift.
— Lavend, -
Argent, Viv, : h
Borax N e Ty
Calomel ppt = Lt
C i Spt. Sal. Ammon.
amphor. =
— Nitri. dulc.
Cort. Anguft. : f
- —— W 0!‘(.
~— Cafcaril. :
C Qo Vlt- dulc
rem. Tart. Tart. E
T B . art. ILmet.
lor. Benzoin.
; Uva. Utfi
— Cham. e
Balsam Honey
— Sulphur. ,
; Bateman’s Drops
— Zinc. it ]
Fol. Digital. Priviih Ol
' Sg Cephalic Snuff
S Court Plaster
Gam. Ammon Gute, | 70Ut Hiaiter
— Galbaa. Calar, |Efs. Peppermm;.
Xermes Mineral. |Godfrey’s Cordial
Manna 'Na‘.kcr’s_]cluitdrops
Pix. Burgund. Lockyer’s pills.
Rad. Jalap. pulv. Whs3E°ﬂ’s Jaun.
Rad. Ipecac.puly. (;'C: gltters
Valerian. e e
o i - 3L intment
Likewife—Gally Pots, ivory
Syringes, Teeth and Fleth Brushes,
Nipple Shells, Brealt Pipes, Sucking
Bottles, Bed Urinals, graduated Mea
sures, Smelling Bottles, pint and half
pint pewter Syringes, Wash Balls,
Windsor Soap, Lancets and Lancet
Cases, Bolus Knives, Phials, Spring
and common key’d Tooth {nftru
ments, Lancet pointed Trocars and
Canula, Amputating Inllruments,&e.
_ Portsmouth, Fune 17, 18c6.
e o —————————————— e SRR
State of New-Hamp/bire. Caos, [
NOTICE is hereby given to the proprietors and owners of land in the
wwaflnp of Durand in the county of Coos, who have not paid their tax
of one cent on each acre of land in said township, agreeably to an a& of the
nglﬂuturc, passed the Igth day of June 1803, to be laid out oa the road and
bridges through said town, that so much of each lot as will pay said tax, to
gether with the incidental charges, will be fold at public vencue at the dwell
ing-house of Stephen Jillfon, in said Durand, on the firk Tuesday in Septem
ber next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, unless prevented by previous payment
to either of the subscribers, who are with Obed Hall, E{g. appointed by said
a& to cause the said work to be done.—The delinquent lands are’as follows.
FE E ST EEEEEEEEEEELES
§ *rp et aN PO SSS BS RS
£ aoatoa il Ne R BEacn AR R B Rolngy N
1 100 500 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 163 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 68
2 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 68
, 3 . 100 100 105 100 160 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 102 100 100 100! 68
4 IO 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100100 100 10D 100 63
5 100 100 SOO 100 TOO 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 68
6 100 185 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 68
7 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 ¥OO 68
8 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 00 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 68
O' 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 68
10 100 100 100 100 IQO 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 68
i 1 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 160 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 68
PO 172 178 178 172178 172 172178 178 172 173172 172 172172 17%178 17¢ 126
Three Lots.in the South-caR corner, No, 1 &2 contains- 125 acres cach, and No. 3, 150
Durand; Fune 2,.18065° L STEPEEN JILLSOM:.
IER
S ¥ latef) arrivals at
BQﬂOﬂ, J Ld‘nJaﬂ and Liverpool,
a very sxtenfive aﬂé:rtment of
Staple ¥ Fancy Piece Goods,
NOW READY FOR SALE AT
DRAPER'S
Cheap rew cash Store,
| Among which are—
E’LEGANT picquet & col
onade muslin Veils ; blk. & white
lace Veilings ; 4 blk. net Lace ;5 black
patinnitt Lace for Shades; § lace cam
brick Shawls ; rich tambored and
check Mufilin do. do. tambor’d picquit
Shawls ; do. plaid cambrick and lap
pet do. ; plain and lace picquit hair
Muslins ; hair Cord 6-4 Cambricks ;
corded and {prig Muilins ; plain gauze
do. ; elegant 6 4 silk Shawls ; plain
and plaid silk chambray Muslins ; do.
do. cotton do. do. ; cordid Ginhams ;
7.8 and 4 4 pink plaid de.
a great varicty of
London § & # light and dark Prints ;
pink and common Calicoes ; dark,
_blue and leaporgd spot do. ; furniture
Chintzes ; pink, blue, buff, falmond,
orange, dove, plumb and brown 7 8,
4-4 & 6-4 Cambricks ; book, jaconet
and cambrick Mnuflins ; black and
white Parifnett ; Parifolls, with walk
ing canes ; cane and willow Sheets,
for Bonnets; white chip Flatts, for
do. ; elegant figur’d Silks, for do. ;
lace and picnic Gloves and Mitts ;
French silk Gloves ; ‘Englith do. ;
black silk and tabby Velvetts ; black
and white Laces and Edgings ; Cane
and Willow Bonnetts.
Fancy Marfailles Quiltings, ofithe
newest parterns ; fancy Luteftring
Ribborts ; Velvet Bindings ; cotton
fewing“s' ; gown Buttons ; silk Cords ;
pink, biue, green and white Sarfnets ;
ladies and gentlemen’s cotton Hofery ;
plain and twil’d Grandurills ; silk
Nankinetts ; white kid Gloves; Jeans
and Fultians; Nankenetts ; Cambrick
Dimities ; Englith Diapers ; Englith
Nankeens of a {uperior quality ; white
Jeans ; Dimities.
‘Black Modes angl Crapes ; ladies
and gentlemen’s ifik Hose ; gentie
men’s beaver and cotton Gloves ;
dark mix’t worlted Cord.
Ruflia Diapers ; diaper table Cloths ;
fine shirt molds ; fancy Haircombs ;
ladies morocco Purses 3 black crape
Fans ; elegant fpangl’d and plain
white Fans ; Britith Cottons. ;
London fupeifine, black, blue, fafh
tonable, brown, dark fuuff, corbeau
and dark mix’t Broadcloths.
- 1 case gentlemen’s Hats, firlt chop ;
2 cases § & ¢ Irilk Linens, of a fupe-.
rior quaiity. :
Gentlemen’s (% Hats : ladies black
morocco Shoes, [for half price ;] silk
Umbrellas ; cotton do. ; firaw Bon.-
nets ; plain and cordid Velvet ; mo=k,
madrafs and bandannoe Hdkrfs. ;
black Italian sewing Silks, by the 1.
Linen Checks ;3 childrens morocco
Jockeys; Ruflels ; Durants and Cal
limancoes. :
Engliflh Fancy Kid Shoes.
INDIA GOODS.
Blue and yellow Nankeens ; black
Luteftrings ; company yellow Nan
keens ; cotton Checks ; fliped Cuf
tahs ; blue Cottons ; gilla Handker
chiefs ; two cent Fans ; Callicoes.
a véry large afforiment of
INDIA COTTONS, very Cheap,
&c. &c. &c.&c. May 20th, 1806.
B e MRS RN DE e TAP SR TP
R,
One Fire proof Brick
STORE, very commodious and an
excellent stand for bufinefs,—4/fo.—
Two Brick BOUSES, extremely
pleasant and well finithed, having good
Celiars with arches in each,—a/o—a
convenient ¥Yard, &c. &¢. The rent
will be moderate— Enguire of the own
er. " N. MINTIRE.
To the Honorable the Fuflices of the Sz
perior Court of Fudisature holden at
Dover, in and for the county of Straf
ford February term one thousand eight
bundred and fix.
SHEWS, the petition of WiLLiam
BrewsTEr, of Portsmouth, in the
county of Rockingham and State of
New-Hampshire, esquire, that your
petitioner is testamentary guardian of
the persons and estates of Joun Ger- -
RIsH and ALrHoNzO GERrRRrIsH, mi
nors and children of Samuer Ger.
RISH, jun’r, late of said Dover, mer
chanr, deceafed—=that the {aid minors
are {eized in equal undivided moieties,
in fee simple, of a certain Farm or tra&
of land lying in Moultonborough, in
said county contzining fifty acres, with
the dwelling house (tanding thereon,
and is the fame farm formerly owned
by and now in the poffeflion of Joab
Harriman and which said Harriman
fold and conveyed to the said Samuel
Gerrifh, by deed dated the twenty
eighth day of March one thoufund
seven hundred and ninety nine.—And
the said minors, are also seized of the
one quarter part of a certain oil Mill
and mill privilege at Waldron’s falls
so called in Dover aforefaid, which
they held in equal undivided moieties.
—And your petitioner in fa& fays,
that it is neceflary for the support, and
will be conducive to the interet of his
said wards that the said real estate
should be fold. Wherefore he prays
your honors would grant him license
to fell the fame, he giving bond to ac
count for the proceeds as the law di
reéts. Wwu. K. ATKINSON,
Attorney for the Petitioner.
Strafford, [J. Superior Court—
' February term, 1806.
ORDERED by the Court, that the
petitioner notify all persons concerned to
appear before the Fuffices of the Superior
Court of Fudicature, to be holden at Do
ver, within and for the county of Straf
fordy on the firft Tuesday of September
next, to flew cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petition [hould not be
granted, by causing said petition and order
of Court theresn to be” published three
weeks successively in the Neav. Hamp/bire
Gazette, the lafl publication whereof to be
three avecks before said term, v
(Arwet) Nath’l Adams, Clerk.
Copy Examined, :
NATHANIEL ADAMS, Clerk.
Rockingham, fs.
To the Hon. Nath’l Rogers, Efg. Fudge
of Probate, Tc. for [aid county,—
JR ESPECTFULLY shews, Hanry S,
Lancpon, Adminiftraior ot the el
tate of WOODRBRURY LANGDON,
late of Posdmcath, in said county, esquire,
deceased. That the said W oodbury in his
life time By a qertain memorandum in writ
ing, dated June Ift, 1802, agreed w 0 fell
one John Kenney, ¢f Tuftonborough, in the
county of Strafford a lot of land containing
. ne hyndred acses, frivated in the {outh calt
division of said Tutionborg’, being numbet
forty in a plan of lotstaken by James Hersey
in November, 178¢. and whereas the lad
Kenaey, flands ready 10 perform the condi.
tions op his part to be peiformed agrceably
to said memorandurm, but by reason of death
the said Woodbary is prevented giving the
said Keoney a deed of said lot. The sub.
scriber therefore prays your honor would
authorize and empower him in his capacity
of Admisniftrator to convey to the {aid John
Kenney the aforefaid dcleribed premises
conformably to the law in such calc provid
ed H.S.LANGDON, 4dminyirator,
Rockingham, fs.
Probate Court at Exeter, june go, 1806.
Upon cocfidering the above petition 113
ordered that the petitioner be heard there
on at a Probate Court to be holden at Exe.
ter on the 28:h day of Auvguft nexe, st elew
cn cf the clock, before noon, and that he
cause notice therecF to be made in some
public newlpaper printed io this Staie thice
weeks fucceflively thirty days at leait before
the said day. ATTEST, :
- Wwu. PARKER, Register.
COPY EXAMINED, ATTEST,
Wwu. PARKER, Regijier.
e S
& A small sum of moncy found ;
the owner may have the fame, by
proving the property, and paying for
this advertisement. Adpply to
H. & B. PENHALLOW.
e 8L
Liverpool Salt Afioat,
Earthen Ware, &3¢,
For Sale,
The Cargo of the Skip Fames Cook,
' confilting of
Coarse Liverpool SALT ;
Fine stoved SALT in bags fit for
Batter ;
Liverpool COALS ; :
Boxes PIPES ;
Junk BOTTLES ia Hampers ;
Stone JARS and POTS ;
and an extensive assortment of
Crockery W A
Apply o WILLIAM NEIL,
or CHARLES NEIL.
Portsmouth, Fuly 1, 1806.
—e S 7 YLT
T HE subscriber wishes to inform
l -the pi®lic that he intends to
carry on the
CLOCK & WATCH
making bulinefs—L/XLWISE—~
GILDING in its various
branches, in the (hop of Mr. Nathan
sl 8. Griffith,at the head of the Pier in
Buck-street.——Any gentlemen who
chooses to emply him, may depend oh
having their commands attended to,
and their work done with neatness and
dispatch. I. L. NEWTON.
Portsmouth, Fuly 1, 1856,
N.B. The {ublciiber flatters himfelf dhat it
wiil be in his power to give faiisfallion to
the public, he having served a regular 2p
prenticeth'p with one of the firß woikmen
in the ci * of London. All kinds of Clocks
and Time Pieces, Horizon'al, Repeating
and Plain WATCHES repaired and ware
ranted tor one year. I L. W.
+*« Lajt Notice,
William Thayer,
POST-RILCER,
ALLS on all persons who ara
C indebted to him for the New-
Hampthire Gazette to prepare them
selves for settlement immediately ; the
difficulty he has met with in colle&-
ing his honelt dues, renders a discon
tinuance of the above Gazette (on the
present conditions) to each subscriber
after the firlt of Aug. next, indifpenfa.
ble—Therefore, a settlement on or be
fore that time is expeted ; otherwise,
their accounts will be left with an At
torney for colleétion. Fuly 1.
6 NOTICE !
THOSE who are indebted
to the late firm of Peircs, Hirn
and Perreg, and to the {ubfcriber,
whose Notes are become due, and
whofe' Accounts have been flanding
more than three months, are requested
to notice, that unless said notes and
accounts are discharged cn or before
the lalt day of July mext, they will be
lodged in the hands of an Actorney
for immediate colle&tion. They have
received many and featonable notices
before, and are requefled to notice this
as the last from BEN]AMi_N HILIL.
or felf, and the late firm o )
A Peirce, Hill and Peirce.
Portfmouthy Fuly ¥, 18c6. =~
Writing Books,
CHEAP!
WRITING Books, jult received
, from Boflton, of the following
sow prices viz.—Writing Books at &
cents, at & cents, at 10 cents and a%
t 2 cents, each. Also, Cyphering
Books at gd, 1f 1/2, 1/iO, and 2/3
each. : Also—
, Account Books,
of every size and price from 93, to r#
dollars each, all prices between, as
cheap as can be purchased in Ameris
ca, or he will make themfo. 4/p,
School and Claflical Books.
o Sflout, [fireng binding.
Tickets and Quarters
In the Amokeag "Canal Lotterys
which commences drawing the ficlt of
next month, and@n the sixth class ¢§
Pifcataqua Bridge Lottery which wiib
draw next O&ober, may be' had a 2
C. PEIRCE’s Lottery office and
Book. store, where a lit of the Prizes
in the fifth class is received, and Prize
es paid agreeably thereto. Faly 1.
Daniel Clay’s Eflate.
THE heirs 10 the estate of Davies
Cray late of Raymond, in the county
of Rockingham inthe State of New-Ham; «
shire, deceased, are hereby notified, that the
account of administration on said cflate will"
be exhibited at the Probaie Court to be
holden at Loondondersy, in said couaty, on
the third Wedneiday of Anguft next, where
all persons concerned, are reqoefted to at
tend aod shew caofe, (if any they have) why
said administration account should not be
gllowed. ;
THO's SARJEANT, Adminifirator.
Chester, June gl, 1806. .
£ Rockingham ff.
LL persons who have demands
A again(t the estate of ,
CHASE. CROCKETT,
late of Epping, in said County, yeow
man deceased, are desired to prefeng
the fame to the subscriber ;. and all
who are indebted to said eftate'are re«
quested o fettle with.
" ANNA CROCKETT,
“Epping, June 30, 3806 -
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