The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1809-04-11 00:00:00, page 4

SRiscellancous Repositorp,
s ON THE
- APPROACH OF SPRING.
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At th’ approach, enchwating Spring,
The meadows laugh, the valleys sing,
- And Nature all looks gay ;
The fun shines out with friend!y beams,
“#nd dancing in the chryftal streams,
Adds beauty to the day.
How {weet with a dear friend to rove,
Where linnets warble thro’ the grove, o
And blackbirds sweetly sing ;
The mellow bull-finch and the thrush,
The cencert join from ev’ry bush,
To welcome in the Spring.
Or. on some verdant bank reclin’d,
Where falling objects soothe the mind,
Or full to [Bft repofc ; .
Qur thoughts’on rural {uhjects bent,
“Enjoy a calm, a sweet content,
That grandeur seldom kaows. -
Woods, hills, and plajns, our Nature’s King,
Who rules the fedé, decks the Spring.
With pow'r and skill diviae; -
The lowing herds their Maker praise,
And fonglters, in harmonious lays,
The grateful tribate join.
RL A MR, S ANOS I——
The Pyrenncan Mountains.
“>n
- . This prodigious range.of Moun
tains extends from the Atlantic to the
Mediterranean, a distance of two
‘bundred and twelve miles, and many
parts of them are one hundred miles
in width. The roads or pafles zre
four in number. The firft and great
et is that which Joseph Bonaparte
tock on his route ‘from Bayonne to
Madrid.—This road for abour 22
leagues lies throngh the Pyrennees.
*l'he second pass is from Perpignan to
Barcelona, a distance of fifty miles
through the mountains, where in ma.
ny places one hundred armed pea
sants may arrest the march of an ar.
my, and where neither houses, provi
sions or accommodations can be
found. The third pass leads from
Bayonne to Pampeiuna, the capital of
Navarre—this difficuit defile is only
paflibie bepween the months of May
and O¢tober. Thetourth road isthat
which leads from Terbes in Bigor?e
to Sarragoffa.-It is a track merely
pervicus so muleteers during the sum
mer, but in winter the wolves and
{nows render it totally impafinble.
Ther= are nearly sixty other nar
row pufles, called openings, most of
which are rugged, intricate and hard
1y passable for laden beasts, and even
those are frequently blocked up with
Joow. - U, e ‘
“The Pyreaftes present in profile, a
mighty amphitheatre, declining by
fleps about four huandred yards each.
"The point of Vignemal is three thou
sand four bundred and fifty ix yards
in perpendicular height.; from hence
isa rapid declivity to la Somma de
Seuha, which is three thousand two
Bundred and fourteen yards in height.
—The pezk of Annia in height is two
thousand five hundred and sixty yards.
The fourth range declines to the level
of the mountain of Hory, the height
of which is sixteen hundred and two
yards. The level of the mountain of
He[l, abeut the vale of Baman which
i the -fizth, is thirteen hvndred and
thirty four yards in height—The sev
enth is that of Lia Rhune, about St.
Jean de Luz, which is nine hundred
‘and twenty four yards high. The
mountain of Aizquibel on the bor
der, of the sea, and which is the
eighth of the above series of fleps,
rises above its furface five hundred
and fifty fix yards. This mountain
terminates in a -very precipitate de
cline to the very edge of the ocean.—
~ The ‘peaks of these mountains are
formed of 2 naked, rockand mostly
-covered with foow all the year. In
-the vallies the ‘heat is frequently foin
tenf?, as to be fatal to human life on
- extraordinary exertion, & the fogsare
-so ftmpenetrable as to render many
“parts of the mountains utterly impaf-
HAccount of a dead body found ander il¢
- porsh_of.a Church, in Boflan, Mafi.
in a bigh fiate of preservation. ‘
A Tecircumftance occurred a short
time since, while the workmen were
yepuiring a Chatch in this lown,
and erefing some no'w tombs under,
that dgﬁ:;&-gs to: Le vecorded.. The
gronad updes ‘the parch at the en.
crancd of the Ghipreh was diredted to
be dug up, tius spot baving been give
e for-the eré®ion of two tombs, At
" thediflance of 6ix fext from the {irr.
Hute, 2 grave was difcoverad, in which,
w 2 forad a coffin of hard pitely pine,
commouly called tie Norway pite,
very Tiutle dreayed, which on_being
opeved containsd anotber of the fame
ot at all injured s e 4of “this be.
dng lified (howed abody wrapped in
tatred G oyt 5 hein Femoved
from the fuce, ppalupted, the counten-
Rg e o
~fiefh and florid as though just fhav-
SSPRF Mopematice ol A Qew COEPRY
B s LAt sgy
e e R TIR e s
SRPT TR oet
£rParticular NOTICE.
'l“‘ HE Subferibers inform the Patrons
to the N. H. GAzeTTE, (and all
others awith awhom they have accounts open)
2hat the Iqth April next wiil complete
four years since they commenced the publi
cation of [aid paper,—that- the firm of
Perrce &' GarDNER will then be diffotv
ed.—They therefore give this early notice
for every person to come forward and fet
ile bis acceunt up to that period—and
that nene may bave occasion to censure the
printers—ave will observe to these who
are unable to balance their accounts by
Ca/b, that notes payable at a future day
aill be received. — A settlement is in
dispensably neceflary prior to the 1154
Avpril next.—Those who have derands
against said firm are requefled to present
them for adjustment.
NATHANIEL S. PEIRCE,
SAMUEL GARDNER.
__Portfmouth, Feb. 28, 1809.
TAKEN from Atkinson-street on Tues
day night last, a pair of TRUCKS,
with cnly one wheel, painted red—Whoev
er will give information where they may
be had, shall be handsomely rewarded by
spplyingto ~ JOHN SALTER,
Walbington-fireet, WHO HAS FOR SALE
A few Hhds. firk quality retailing
SUGAR, aad Hhds. RUM & MO.
LASSES. March 28, 1809 q.
B R e
Cargo No. land 2 PORK in
barreis.—{nquire of the Printers, ;
T NP <~ eet e
B NOTICE.
‘ A.LL persons indebted to
a the eflmpe of lLiecut. NICHOLAS
FICKERING, Yate of Newington, deceased,
arc hercby requelted to make immediate
payment—and those having demgnds upon
said estate are called upon to.exhibie the fame
to THOMAS PICKERING, Executor.
~ Newington, March 24,1809.
o To be Jold at AUCTION
On Tucfday the 18th HApril next, at 12~
g o’clock m. on the premises,
. Beeeemele, A two Story
o w 1 uu{ dwelling F.OUSE, fit
| ﬁ‘ln a . uated in Excher,, to
| B 5 [ SißH} cetber with out houses
The terms of credit will bwlibarzlr.Ap
ply to CIDEON LAMSON, Efg. Excter—’
or EDMUND ROBERTS, Portsmouth.
.. March 20, ] L. 5 |
Stats of Newbampfhire, Chefbire [I.
N OTICE is hereby given’to the non-resi
dent proprictors and ownersof Jand in
WASHINGTON, in said counti, that have
not paid their taxes for 1808 ; rhat so much
of their land will be fold at public vendue,
a 2 will pay the fame and all contingent ex.
‘peafes, at the dwelling house of William
Lawrcace, innholder in said Wathipgton,
on Tuelday the joth d y_.-’j'éf-lélay'ncxt, at
one o'clock, P. M. unlgfs prevented by pre-
Yious payment. N S
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Capt. laigh ' ,
- Kidder, }° DIP-ORT TG PP St
‘ g:u.o. 3~ 150 235 113 43 7
& Ditto § ' 150°K50 75 29 4
{_ B@%WIM & 3762‘-"‘s W .38 6
Solley & March §% 3 319638 319 121 19
Joleph Patten 'go "a 54510 1
F‘ _.S D 1 ‘k ‘yf thrick, t * :;’__: ‘u ’s‘ ,;'
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I O Y N, PURNIWL b
Both eoffins hal on their s, in
brass nails, the letters I. T. and a ‘
grave ftong, at the head of the grave
cdeclared the person interred thege, to
be Mr. John Thomas, of the iﬂ%bf
Barbadoes, aged 45 years, who died
25th June, A. D. 1726, more than.
eighty-two yearsago. The number of
persons who came to fee this carious
fa&, from the finenefs of the preserva
tion, and the ‘manner of it, induced
the wardens to dire& the coffin to be
closed again and buried, which it is,
at the N. E. corner of the church.
The foil under the porch was a yeliow
clay, mixed with small stones and
some gravel. Whether the body had
been partially embalated previous to
intermeant is not kaown : but the ver
dure of the sprigs of myrtle induces
one to think it may be owing wholly
to the exclusion of i external air ; yet
his being of Barbadoes, and/fuch care
taken of the corpse, with a view per
hiaps to removal, would occasion one
to imagine the intestines had been
taken out, and herbs substituted. The
fa& is, however, as flated,and the
curious may draw their own conclu
sions. ‘
CLOVER
2
HERDS GRASS SEED, &c.
HEARTWELL,
Has for sale at No. 3, Congress fireet,
a quantily of
Herds Grass and Clover Sced,
firk quality ;—3OO bulhels White
Beans ; 600 do. Rye ; a few buthels
{plit and round Peafe ; Wheat, Oats,
Barley, &c.—4o bbls. No. 1 and 2
Pork ; 20 do. No. 1 & 2 Beef—{mall
quantity of firft quality Cheese ;. 10
kegs Harris> Tobacce ; cask Raisins,
Ginger, &c.—few lbs. Nutmegs and
Cloves ; 4 bbls Linseed Oil ; 30 M.
Shingies and Clapboards, &e. &c.
Portsmouth, March 21, 1809,
State s/ New-Hampshire, Grafton’[.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-resident
proprictors and ewners of land in the town
of HEBRON, ia said county, wh» have not
paid the taxes aflefled on said land for the year
1308 ; that so nmuch of their lands as will pay
said taxes with incidental charges, will be f{old
-at public vendue, on Thursday the twenty-ninth
day of June next, at lgmo'clock A. M. at my
dwelling-house in said FHebron, unless prevented
by previous payment. e
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Names, b T A N e
Samuel Emer(onEfqts 10 so 8P 4 §ar
goﬁn.mivgl 1B ge BP9 1k A
obhn Hobart xg 10 40 23 26103
‘;)h'm 0 ' A6xo 10 57 %
"Ricwvmh;g:n Ison 100 SP 18 23 65
‘Ebenezed Gray 16048 100 8P 33 14 85
Nehemiah ia»hmnu an 100 BP 5 7 a 4
Jamés Mc Murd 100 so al’f‘, $ 9%
LofelL 70 R 87 3
BN AR o GRS T R B ) gel
Fer sale on board the fch’r Dian, ly
ing at Lorg wharf, :
24 Hhds Tobago and Santa
Cruiz Rum.———=Apply to ELISHA
WHIDDEN. __March 28, 1809
: NOTICE
IS hereby given, that the fubferibers
have been duly appointed executors
of the lat Will and Testament of "
YOHN PENHALLOW, Ess.
late of Portsmouth, deceased, and have
taken upon us that trust ;—All persons
therefore who have any claims upon said
estate, are desired to present the faine im
mediately ; and those who are indebted,
to make payment.
DANIEL AU\STIN,'
HUNKING PENHALLOW,
BENJAMIN PENHALLOW.
_Portfmouth, March 28, 18cq. D,
N OTICE is hereby given, Athat{
the {ubferibers have been duly appeint
ed Executors of the last will and testament of
THOMAS THOMPSON, late of Port{fmouth
in the county of Rockingham, Esquire, deceas
ed, and have taken upon themfclves that truil,
by giving bonds as the law dire&s—All persons
having demands on the estate of the said deceaf
ed,are hereby requefled to exhibit the fame, and.
those indebted are edtied vpon to make imme
JOSIAH DWIGHT % Executors, 1
diate paymentto :
B. BRIERLEY,
J. L. THOMPSON,
March 25.
Fifty Dollars Reward.
BiSKE from the Goal in Exeter, on the eve:
ming of the 22d instant, YOHN JART
LETT, FABEZ THOMLALS, & ISAAC MER-~
RILL. john Bartlett is of Groton in the conn
ty of Grafton,and about 5 feet 8 mches high, has
a dark complexion, dark short hair, and is bald
on the fore part of his hcad ; he had on when
he eicaped a light brown {urtount, a round short
waistcoat and trowfers, all of homespun cloth,
and a {mall round hat—he is supposed to be
aboeut forty-five years old. Jabez Thomas i'sl
from the State of Vermont, he is a large man/|
supposed to be about 60 years old and 5 feet ¢
inches high, with gray bair and beard. He hadi
on when he escaped a roufid duffil waiftcoaty a|
pair of old brown clath trowfers and a pair of
old boot covers instead of thoes—Both the above !
were under featence of fine and imprisonment |
for pafling couaterfeit money. Haac Merrill is
of Salemn this State, and is fappofed to_be about
25 years old and five feet eight inches high ; he
is a fout man of dark complexion with a largei
black beard, and had on when he elcaped, a fur
tout, a dark brown coat, velvet pantaloons and
thick thort boots. He was committed for steal
ing, and being a sailor will piguably go towards
Newbhuryportor Salem, in Mm‘éhufctts, Who
ever will apprehend the above named persons
and commit them to ¢ither of the goals in the
county of Rockingham, thall be_paid the above
reward. Or thirty dollars for Bartlett, and ten
dollars for eaclr of the others. . - j
OLIVER PEABODY, Sheriff. |
Exetery March 2.3, 1809. ‘
- State of Neawbhamp/bire,—Cosgs [5. 1
NOTICE is hereby gven to the non-resident
proprietors _and éwners of land in the
town of CHATHAM, slate and county afore
said, who have mot paid their county, town.
{chool and highway taxes for the year 1805 :
that so much of their Jands as will pay said taxes
together with incidental charges, wiil be fold at
public vendue -at the dwelling house of David
Bell, in said Chatham, on the third Monday of
June next, at 10 a’ciock A. M. unless prevented
by previous payment., -
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5 Eriant Bly'rs grant S . 6
Lot No. 33, 9tb nmgc} WR SR PG M
Samuel . Bradiey, Loty . ¢
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No 6, yfl range, 2d & 10083 1351588 5
T DAVIDBELL, Colledor. |
Chatham, Jannary 6, 1809. e ‘
Admittance 125 Cents, Children half
price. April g, 1829.
Garden Seeds and Peas,
8 FRESH AND GOQOD.
'PEAS-—Early Houpuar, Carlton,
| Frame, Marrowfat, Rouncival,
Spanith Morotte, do. Dwarf, blue
'Pruffian, Green ditto and Prolific
idwarf, PFEAS. ~
| BEANS—Large Englith Beans,
\Pole Cranbury, White Cranbury,
Yellow Dwarf, large Prolific Bush,
Dwaif do, Early Batterfee; Early
iPur’ple, The Washingtonian and the
Madifonian BE ANS. :
Garden Seeds of almost every dif
cription, such as Sweet Margoram,
Sweet Thyme, Summer Savory, As
paragus, Large Squash Pepper, Pep.
per-grass; Lettuce, Spinach, Parsley,
lOnior, Carrot, Parsnip, Redifh, Cab
vage, T'urnip, Beet, ©.fron, Cucum
ver, Squash, Water ans Musk Mellon,
solid Cellery, Gardea Cress &c. For
Sale at C. PEIRCE’s fiore, Ports.
}mouth, April g, 1802.
| FOR SALFE,
For cast, approvedcreditor W. 1. Goods,
{4OO W. O. Shooks and Heads.
| 20 M. red oak Hhd. Siaves.
1o M. white oak Bbl. do.
A few thousand pine Boards, and {un.
dry other articles of lnmber—apply to
“WILLIAM NE&L.
' who has for sale as usual,
A general aflortment of Gro
ceries and CROCKERY & GLASSWARE,
Wholesale and retail. March 21.
State of Newhampfhire,Grafton fJ.
V OTICE is hereby given to the non-refi-
LN deat proprietors and owaers of land in
the town of BATH, in said county who
have not paid their county, town, fchoel,
and highway taxes for the year 1808 ; that
unless they pay {aid taxes to me the fubfcris
ber on or before the last Tuesday in Juae
next, so much of their land as will pay said
taxes together with incidental charges will
be fold at public vendue, as the law disects,
at the dwelling houle of Ezra Childs, inn
helder, in said Bath, at ten o’clock A. M. on
said last Tuesday in Jume next. :
Delinquents lands described as follows.
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FETAE
e, R 8 S
; E R 3£
C.M. C.M. CM. C.M
I/ Range foutberly balf 13 32 95165 345
r‘:od‘mlat: wef Vls 6319 33 69
mmanoofic river 2drangel 6.3 19 R
Ezdﬂngc‘do. ) " 326319 33 69
60 acres Lot belduging :
to the ' 4th Range toa} r 38112198 39
acre lots weft division) Friind
of Rorge . 23811219839
60 dcre. lots } 10 38112198 39
Weft division 3 °2O 38 112,198 39
3d Ramge = - £ 38112198 39
‘ > Ve TR IT 198 30
:,HR bt lal 33811219839
Up sirmanec voer §13.8379 33 65
3d Range “ o tHGNE g S Sy -
oy D L LG ely Vil
2d Range ' 9 3811219839
Gowernors farm 350 acres 23 67 116 228
| Buth, and Fbruargiaßo.
P ST NG R ¢
poined Bacewee of the chuie of JOHN
E“ ‘ Wg&"‘m‘% gSay by :‘;‘“"’ 'Hs
~ AT e et SR SR
nid estate are requited to make immediate
a?ﬁ“g %"‘:%’i}‘;"%: u,ﬂ e
‘».Q:u%wv TR PR N ;.v;";f-“'*‘*:*‘%;?_\;,j* .
he famgifar (ettlement to & 1“0
‘5; e S 8 *’3 a 0 N %xwﬁ_ﬁ:
L g lea*“%i‘t"*"“*ﬁ
SHOOKS for Sale.
One thousand White Oak and
Five hundred Red Oak SHOOK 3—
Alfo,—Bbls. Ne. 1, & 2, PORK.
For Sals on very reasonable termy— -
~ Apply to J. GODDARD.
~_April 4,1809. . : 2 e
; For Sale or To Let,
TA VERY cou_lmodiou.s Wall PEW in
4 X the Methodist Meeting House, N° 22,
fitvated abont midway on the South fide,
~—for particulats apply to
. ABNER BLASDEIL..
"{‘HE inhabitants of the towniof Ports
mouth are hereby requelied to exhibit
to the SeleCtmen, a true inventory of their
rateable estates as the law direéls, Qn or be
fore the zoth instant.
By order of the Seleftmen, 2
JOSEPH CLAREK, Chairman.
April 3. :
The Leopard
%
AS this is the only real LEOPARD
‘that has ever been- exhibited in this
‘country, it claims the Public attention.
\He may be seen for a short time. at Col,
‘Gains’ word-boufe in Mafon-fireet, ncar
;t/)e Bell tavern, Portsmouth. .
. In him the beauties of Nature are
displayed in great variety to the great
elt perfetion. ;
The beauty of the Leopard has
univerfaily been represented in the
strongest terms, for the demonfiration
of which we need only advert to the
fatisfattion exprefled by those who
have seen the one now coffered for the
gratification of the Public, for in him
their bighefl expetiations have been far
exceeded,
A Valuable Farm for Sale.
E N’ 7 ILL positively be fold at puba
lic Audtion on Wednesday
the 17th day of Apriljnft. at one of
the clock, P, M, on the premises, thag
valuable FARM in Durham, where
Lieut. John Dearborn now lives, con
taining by estimation 120 acres, with
a.good House, Barn, Blacksmith’s
Shop, and half a Grilt Mill therson 3
said Farm is well proportioned for
mowingy, paflering, orchard & woode
land, and is a good stand for a Me
chanic, lying on the road from New.
market to Lee,—~—the Rock will like.
wile be fold, confilting of one hoife,
one good yoke of oxen, 8 cows, and
20 sheep. Conditions of sale will be
cash down for the Farm, 6 months
| credit for the Stock. dpril 1.
, " Tobe Sold by e
, JOSEPH BASS,
I At bis Shop in Broad firect. next deor to the
: Pofl Office, Portsmouth, -
-~ - -
» NEW assortment of Early and
. A Late Peafe and Beans, with a
large assortment of Garden Seeds.—
Affo—a great variety of Flower Seeds.
M*'Qf— ot
Lately publifbed and for sale by
C PEIRCE, Portsmouth,
: “ e & FARRAND, MALLORY & Co.
Bofton,—-Rcligious Cases of Conscience an
swered in an Evangelical Manner at the
Cafuiftical Lectares. London, by S. Fike,
and S. Hayward.— 7o which is added
The i{'glrxtual companion, or
the prose ng Chriftran tried at the bar of
Cod’s word, The whole containing 408
Pages, and handfomly bound price 7/6.
e Alfs, lately py&lgﬁcd as above, Ny
"The Spiritual Companion be
ing answers to several important Questions
- refpe@ing the FAITH and PRACTICE of
BELIEVERS, together with'a fewthoughts .
‘on. the Charader and Happiness of the
HAPPY MAN. To which s pr xea?
The Touchflone of SAVING .FALEH. by ‘
. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining
L inthe P% Office ot York, April 11869.
MATT HIAS BRAGDON, 2; Daniel
' Carlifle : - Betsy Carlifle, 2 ; William.
Frost ; Elizabeth 'W. Freft ; Enoch Hutch=
ings ; Noah Kindrick ; Elias Mcin ; Eben
ezer Moody ; Sophia Moulten ; w
Pitcher ; Susannah Parsons ; Hannah Pre.
ble; Thomas Teal .ﬁfaaﬁw&dx Bk
__ . NATHL SARGENT,P. M. '
NOFERRS
- A M persons havil densas bu the
chate of Doct. JOHN JACKSON, .
Phhyﬂ%i‘in, late of Portsmouth deceased, are -
desired to exbi bi%érm YRE Sableciber-fop
+fettlement, and al those whoare indebted to
said cftate arc reguelted.to make immediarg .
paymentunto . Sl B e
« ESTHER JACKSON,Executrix,
_ Portsmouth, Feb.lß, 180 wif
i
& J ‘: » -\-_éyxza £ N 7 \Qg’i‘ (fr Flsan ” "] | B :".}.,
265 pevioh eTG
LR 08l gt A i AR e T
&"‘?‘-\:;§~ CHF Be i RESSERE I, %
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m%éﬁ‘ - March 28 ¢
iyt - AURG IR,
:ﬁ’-@“» 4 J:@:;;*:a,gk\x ’\‘4\s 3“’ : ‘b"-; N
s EPOCATION o
r I YHE fubfcrxbcr; refpeitfully
: informs. the inhdbitants of Porifs
mouth, that she isteads 10 open a SCHOOL
%{)miel-ﬂrect, for the inftrudtion of Mifles,
“Mnoßeading, Writing, Geography, and En
g rammar, together with the ufefil and
ornamgntai branches of Needlework. She
will endeavonr to render her pupils amiable
by inculcatinga moral and gracefyl depori -
ment.—Terms for those who attend to Ey.
glith Grammar and crnamental Necdlework,
3 dellars 50 eents ; for those who attend to
the cther branches, 2 dolls. 50. For further
particulars, enquire at Mr Burrer ABBoT,
the fourth house above the jail..
SERENA PARKER JOHNSON.
Portfirauth, March 27, 1809. -
4 @.owor@eo@«o«-@@-®
¢ . PDUCATION. %
N 5 ﬂ 7
¢ CHARLES TAFT, §
Q IN_I?OR MS the inhebitants of Pprts- Q
; @ mouth, that he thall commence his Q
Academy, April roth, for the tuvition ¥
€) of Young Miflts, in the various @
@ braanches of an Englith Education,
viz. Orthography, Reading, Writing, |
@ Arithmetic, Pronounciatien and
c. English Grammar. Those who zre )
» Desirous ¢o improve the present op
@ portuaity, will please to call on C. T, 5§
Q at Dr. Spalding’s,Court fircet, where @
@ the terms will be made kpown, @
N. B. Prswided fufficient encouragement
| be riven, a Preceptrefs il be engaged to
| teach embroidery, and other needlenvork.
. March 13, ¥
- Prooceeeadoo
| '“l" H E subscriber contemplates
& keeping a morning School for
the infiru@ion of Young Ladies in
~ Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, En
- glith Grammer, &c. to commence the
- htlt of May—he will continue to give
Lessons in vocal Music in evenings as
. 2
ufnal—Thofe who with to attend on
- either, will please to call#on him at
- his House in Pitts:ftreet.
o AMOS BLANCHARD.
~_Portimouth, March 13, 1809.
. for Sale or to be Let,
¥ Alarge two story HOUSE
~ at the South part of this town, in Gates
- frect.—&or Terms— Apply to .
{ . Lharles B. Grace.