The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-05-29 00:00:00, page 3

Portsuroutl,
TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1810.
e.TR e TR L R 4 sY e o
{5 The importance of the correlpon
dence between Mr Pinkaey, and Marquis
Wellelly has induced us to give. it ¢ntire,
cven to the exclusion of much valuable mat
ter, intended for this day’s paper.
sY s '
o 7 I our lafl, the name of David L.
Morrill was inserted at Senaror in Dif
tri@d No. 4, inflead 57 F-fiah Sanbarn.
F The Legifl :rure of this State awitl
convene at Concord on Wednesday, next
aveek., —— Republican Representatives !
your duty to your country requires your
early attendasice. By Tucfday evening
you fbould be evary one at your pifis.
Latef? from England.
The thip Alfred, Fither, of Newburyport,
29 days from Liverpool, past that harbor
Thur({day evening for Boston, Ffom pas
sengers landed at- Newburyport, brought
London papers to-April 21, which have
reached this town. They contain nothing
of importance on the [vrbjcét of American
affairs.
It is said Mr Morrier. the new Britith
minister had not left England Tt might
perhaps be added with as much pertinence
that the new Brtith king was not crowned
The report of Gen. Armstrong’s returning
1s kept up by repetition When we can
determine how many snow Salls it requires to
beat on owen, we may “be able to teli how
many idle affettions in Londen papers are
neceflary to prove a fa&t
Sik Erancis BurpeTT has been forcibly
taken from his house and committed to the
tower. The consequences are said to be
much less serious than might have been
apprehenled: He was eltorted by a
guard cftimated at 2000, and 20,000 men
were said to have been under orders in
case of refiltance On the return of the
guard.-fromabetower che mob aflailed them,
were fired on—two persons killed and gor
5 wounded :
Two days after his committal Sir Francis
wroteto the Speaker that he should bring
an action against him for falfe imprifonmeant
and anocher for the aflult on his house.
Sir F’s resistance, it 1s said, far from find.
ing any advocates in the house brought fe
vére animadversions on his condu& from
some of the most diftinguithed members of
the opposition. The following artitle from
the Courier gives this the comnplexion of
minidcrial varnith.
‘Aletter has bedd addrefied to Sir Franeis
Burdeft by his conflituents ; he returned
an answer dated ¥ Tower. April 20 1810
*“ We have inserted a very full account
of a dinner atthe London Tavern yeflerday.
Such a Meceting derives considerable
importancc from the circumstances, un
der ‘which it is held, the events that have
immediately preceded it, and the Personages
who were present at it. They were Mr
Whitbread, Mr Comb. Mr Byng, Mr Cree
vey Lord Oftoiftone Mre Maddocks, Gen.
Mathew, Col. Hitchinfon, Mr Wardle,
Sheriff Wood, &ec. &c. It will be seen that
the condu@ of the Houle of Commons was
canvafled at this meeting with a boldness
which is fearcely furpafled in the speech and
argument of Sir Francis Burdett, and which
so far cxceeds the alledged libel of John
Gale Jones as to make it in the comparison
almost moderation and milk and water.”,
'Fhus much or « Pairinti; Procceding: " in.~
London. e
The Englith papers are about raising the
feige of Cadiz and getting up, in their
wonteg stile, new viclories for the Spanith
Patriots. ;
w Accounts from Malta state, that on the
16th Feb that tland fuffered from a severer
shock of an carthquake than it ever before
expericnced. It was currently reported
and belicved that three islands on the coalt
of Sicily, with Syracuse itfelf had been de
stroyed. .
The important fortrefs of ICeuta by con
sent of the Spaniards, is to be occupied by
British troops :
§#The Dutch papers inform us that the
Dansth government has resolved to revive
the principle that free bottoms make free
grods. i _
" The flect of men of war destined for the
Baltic, expected tofail from Yarmouth thié
day.—(April 21.) B Patrit
Capt. Place, who arrived at New. York
22d inftfrom Havana, linforms, © that the
port of Havana was opencd to Americans,
two days before the Sally failed The Gov
ernor and Council were about meeting. for
the purpose of taking cff the Duties on Im
ports in- Ameritan bottoms, from 33 per
cent. advalorem to 1§ per centan dry goods,
~and 10 per ccnt, on provisions It was said
‘the reduion of the duties were about to
“take place, in consequence of intelligence
fromSpain,that theFrench were near Cadiz 5
&5“""}5" rumoured in the Hvana, that
he Spanith Colosics would (ecdily declare
themselves an Independent Government.”
e a*ﬁ%,&f FENAL ARI R BN R s eo T
STS S S s ORO O
- Tke Britifb sloop of war Rattlesnake,
of \3Buns has arriped in England, after
éﬁg“’* i Teans IR e Fudiai far
eßy e N X ‘*Mewlw‘ﬂg‘*
Q"Z« Sy hai .
S R zﬁ“%' ‘é"g f?}
any intentional offcoce againfl ‘the govern.
ment of the United States ,
I am cemmanded to inform you, that Mr
Jacklen is ordercd to deliver nver the charge
of his Majesty’s affairs in America, to a per
son properly qualified to carrylon the ordi
nary intercourse between the two govern
ments, which his Majelty is fiacercly de
sirous of cultivating on the most friendly
terms. o
As an additional testimony of this dispo
sition, 1 am authorifed to afiure you that his
Majesty is ready to receive, with sentiments
of undiminifthed amity and good will, any
communication which the government of
the United States may deem beneficial to
the mutual interests of both countries,
through any channcl of negociation which
may appear advantageous to that govera
ment
- Irequeft that you will accept the affaran
ces of the high consideration with which I
have the honor to be, Sir, your moit obe
dient and_humb.e {civant,
(Stgned) WELLESLEY.
William Pintaey, Efy & e e,
ok RR RN SIS T T RS AR TR TS TENED
_ The ©afi Oracle has given from the
indzpendent Awmierican, a freteh of the
prominent charadicrs in the 11th Com
grefs, but bas wholly omitted any notice
of the New-Hamp/hire reprefentalin,—
Lo they concede that they awere mere cy
phers in that body, during the moss mo
mentous period since the formation of our
government 2 Or is it a modef} intimation
that, though unpromising, we mufl give
them another trial 20 conguer that ¢ in
vincible perturbation” wwhich has hept
them thus far silent 2—. Surely in timer
of perily gentlemen of weak nerves
should not be found in the national Coun
- COMMUNICATIONS. ,
A writer in the Oracle who affames the
name of Reflorator, having ambled through
fix numbers, has in his seventh fiumbled up
on something like argument—but his reason
ing recoils on himfelf--
“For as some muikets so contrive it,
As oft to miss the mark they drive at 5 .
And though wel) aim’d ar duck or plover,
Bear wide, and kicl_c their owoer over:
S 0 farcs our *Squire, whofcjreas’ning toil
Daoes often on himfelf recoil, +
Whole blund'ring weakens more his fide,
By weighty arg’'ments, ill applied.
Thaus old war clephants difmay’d,
Tread down the troops they came to aid,
And hurt their own fide more in battle,
Than less and ordinary cattle.”
If, as the Oracle writer intimates, the voice
of the people thould be consulted by the Ex
ecutive in filling vacancies, thgp, it may be
fafely affirmed, that the Governor and
Council would have adted improperly if
they had re appointed the late Sheriffia this
County. Foritisecvident, thatifthe people
of Rockingham had had the conititational
privilege, they. at the late election, woeuld
bave ebofen a republican Sheriff in the fame
manner as they Jave chofcn a Republican
Counciilor, Recorder and Treasurer,
At bas been conflantly asserted by the
federal party that the fubflance of a pri
vate letter from Mr. Pinkney to #r.
Swtith was promulgated by the cfficers of
government [or the purpose of injluencing
the elettions in the New England States.
7 b firfl notice of that letter appedred
in the National Intelligencer of March
12,0 the Ele@isn'in Newbamp/hire took
place on Tuesday March v3ibyconfequent
ly, no eff2€? could havs been produced by it
in‘this State. Here, the Jackfonites bad
“ rope enouph®, and they are nvw
Jwinging the full length of their tgther.
The Weather.
Forthe last seven days, has beea extremely
warm and very dry. We have notiliad; what
is generally denominated a rainy day, since
this month commenced Vet we have had
a few showers But we fear unless we have
speedy rains, that feed in Pastures will be
very short hay light, and vegetation much
abridged Gardensin this townfare becom
ing like ash heaps: There ncw is frarcely
moisture fufficient 1o cause the feed to sprout
or vegerate. . The Thermometer, stood yes
terday, in the shade, at go degrees, for fcver
al bours which is remarkable for this sea
son of the year
[C Peirce’s Meteorogical Obferwations.]
*® We underfland that the Rev Mr.
Mizcarie, from New2srk, will preach
at the Univerfalifi Meeting House ¥o
morroa evening : i
e e e ]
PORT OF PORTSMOUTH
May #2—>Sailed Brig Neutrality, Barnes,
Havan
~——23. Sbip Horace Appleton, Wilmington.
——2 s. Brig Paulina. Gookin. Demarara
Sunday. Arrived brig Concord of Kennchunk,
from Lisbon hound to Boflon in distress. having on
Saturdsy night: firuck en Boon Ifiand Rock, lq/i
ber rudder and received other damage
DIED. e
In Elliot, 25th inst. Katharine, youngelt
davghter of Capt. Dependence Shapieigh,
aged 19 years,
Writing &’ Cyphering Books:
C PEIRCE has just receiv
® ed a good aflortment of Writ
ing and Cyphering Books, of the belt
of paper, from ¢d to 156, and from
156 to 253 each ; also feamen’s Jour.
nals and {mall account Books, very
handy and convenient both for the
mechanic and merchant, ‘
Black, white and grey
- BONNET PAPERS,
some of which are of a superior kind,
and will be {old cheap at Peirce’s store
May 29. S
T OTICE is hereby given to the
N owners of lands in the town of
Ellsworth, rcfident and ncn resident,
that there is a tax of two cents assessed
in the month 2f April, by the Sele&-
men, ¢n every acre of land in said
town, for making and repairing roads
and bridges in said town agreeable to
an 2& passed in June feflion 18cg—
and agreeable to said a&, all owners
and non-resident proprietors have lib
erty to do said labor themselves or
employ any persons to do the fame,
by the dire&tion and fuperintendance
of said fele@tmen, at the rate of eight
cents per hour for every able bodied
man, finding his own tools and. diet :
‘provided thar said work be offered at
any time between the firlt day of Juue,
and the lalt day of September, in the
year eighteen hundred and ten. |
~JASPER ELEINS. 4 0 o
GIDEON HILL, = % Selefmen.
~SAML MOULTON,Y: <550
Elifworth, May 7,1810. =
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4 Jos -t RVPUNGRV ISV S F g
bufirefs.—lrgulre at’ the Gezette Office.
Te o U } e
HAS just added to his for
mer Stock, a xomplete 2ffortment of |
Summer Goods,
» Amwzgﬂ awhich are the following. viz.
Book Muslins from 2/ (0 9f per yard ;
Jaconet ditto from 2/6 to 10/—fome par
ticularly for gentiemen’s Neckerchiefs;
Plain leno, riddle, lappct. spotted leno, tam
bor’d, purple, pink and bluc ditto ;
Real face and imitation net, seeded, vined,
dotted, clufter'd and ftrip'd. faragofla,
hair cord, and a great variety of other |
fafhionable MUSLINS; f
Claz'd, unglaz’d, corded, plaided, fine and ,
low priced white Cambrics ; §
Color’d and {potted ditto, twill’d and plain |
of ail widths and prices;
Linen and cotton white, bordered and col- |
rored Pocket Handkerchiefs ;
Italian, Dutch and Canton Crapes;
Flurence, India and Italian Lultrings;
Canton Luftres a variety of colors ;
Faney silk, Barcelona and Bandanna Hdkfs,
Sarfnets, Modés and Satins;
Cambrir, corded, lirip’d & furnitureDimoties.
Maflinets pidin’and corded ;
Washington, Hamilton and Nelsen corded
Giaghams——common d:tto, of all prices
- from Ifs per yard upwards ;3
A complete zfiortment of l.adies’ and Gen
tlemeas’, Girls’ and Boys’ fitk, catton and
thread HOSIERY 5 = l
Holland and imperial Tapes from 3/6 to 30/
Round and flat Wire Buttons 3 l
per doz.—Round and tlat Bobbins;
Bed Lace, Fringe and Cord, some new and 1
rich patterns ;—Fuarniture Chintzes ; |
White and color’d Kid, Beaver, Silk, Cotton
and Thread ladies and gents Gloves s |
Ruflels, Calimancoes, Durants, Duroys. Shal
loons, Morcens, and other Stuff Goods
at requced prices;
Trish and German shirting & {hegtingLinens;
Britith Shiiting and Sheeting Cottvas ;
Ribboas of every delcription ;
Pic Nic silk Gloves and Mitts at 3/ pair ;
Cotton Diapers-~Napkin and Table Cloths
Thread Laces and Edgings ;
Silver, Gold and Veilnm Laces;
Siiver and Gold Epaulets;
Worsted and Silk Military Sashes, Plumes,
Cockades, Sword Knots & other trimings ;
A great varicty of Printed Calicoes ;
India Calicoes, Checks and Handkerchiefs g
India’ Cottons of every defeription, from
10/to 40/ per picce ; :
Whitc bust f.carlct blue, Bl’OHdClOthS
fawndrab, light & dark "
mixt. black and brown &Caﬁlrﬂerf&
Stockinetts and Imperial Cords, for gentle
men’s paataloous ; _
Buff, blue and black Nankins ;——DBritifh
Nankinctts~--Jeans—-~Cotton Caflimerces ;
Grandurcils and Wathington Cords;
Imperial Cotton Cord ; Brown Hollands ;
Plain and corded Velvets--Midlinetts 3
Pins—Sßilk-~Twift,——Buttons of cvery
defeription, from 2/ to 60f per groce ;
Hats angt Hat Linings--Umbrellas ;
Straw and Chined Eonnets—-Braces;
American mapufadtured Stripes--Checks-~
Weaviag and Knitting Yarn--Sheeting
Cottons ; | ;
Windf{or, Rose and Palm Soap
Morocco Hats, Purses atid Pocket Books:
A large assortment of Carpets and
Scotch, Ingrains % .
and Kiddermiafter Cal’PCtmg,
from 5/6 to §/3 per yard. o
Carpet Bindings and Stair Carpeting,
All of which, with a great varicty of other
articles (rendering his aflortment much more
complete than at any former time) his cus
tomers and others are requested to call and
examine, May 29.1810.
NEW GOODS.
;g® : ®
Oliver Briard
Y N -~ -
HAS just received a large
and very gencra! assortment of
EUROPEAN GOODS,
adapted to the present and approach
ing season, comprising as many arti
cles as are enumerated in the moflt
lengthy advertisement, which he will
dispose of at a small advance for cash
or approves credit. (gw ) Mayzg.
e R o e e e iGt crgarmec eet
FOR SALE AT . -
’% ¥ .
J. Goddard’s Store,
IN MARKET STREET,
At reduced prices, & on a very liberal credit,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT CF >
English and India GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Cahcoes, Furnitures, Ging
hams, silk and cotton Chambrays ;-
Hamiiton Cords; plain and figur’d Muslins;
laced Cambrics; Cap and handkf Patterns ;
white, black and colored Cambrics ; cambric
and common Dimities; whiie and color'd
cambric Shawls. -~ : '
Fancy and white summer VESTINGS;
white and brown Linens ; check’'d dittos
Diap#rs; Britith Shirtings and Sheetings ;
brown Cotton; silk, cotton & tabby Velves:;
cotton Kerfeymeres; Grandurells ; Jeans ;
Fustians. &c. 2,
India Cottons and Hankfs ; Bandannas ;
Black, brown, slate and plum color'd Luf
trings 3 black Modes ; Orange, pink, blue
and black Sarfnets: Bonnet Satins; plain
and ftrip'd satin Vcﬂings- ; white and black
Tiffanies ;do parifnet Ganzes ; 2 great va
ricty of RIBBONS and FANS; velvet Bind
ings; thread and cotton LACES; color'd
and black silk Handkerchiefs and Shawls.
-Silk and cotton Umbrelias and Parasols ;
black and white Millinets; black Bomba
zeens; silk Pluthes; Girdles and Taflels.
‘Silk, cotton and leather Gloves; men’s,
women’s and children’s white and color’d
cotton HOYIERY. e S
- Silk, cotton and leather BRACES ; silk
and cotton Ferrets; quality & shoe Bindings ;
shirt and gown Buttons ; coat and vef! ditto.
h Cotton Sewings. Threads Twilts, Tapes,
- Bobbins, morocco and fitk Parses. ¥
_ India Cottons and Handkerchiefs —Ban.-
gannmbcen Ao Sy 0 5
- -Broad' Cloths, Kerfeymeres,
‘Flanoels, Baizes and Stoffs of almost every
description. © Portsmouth, My 29
A HOUSE in CrofsStreet,
4 X very pleasantly fitvated.—~E gnire of
‘the Printer. "0 Mayag, )
Kudderminfler Carpeting
Broad Cloths, Caffimeres, &
Fuf? received and for sale at
RAPER’S
CHEAP CASH STORE,
A great variety of
Kidderminfter Carpetings,
the newest patterns—-Venitian Stair do
Superfine light grey mix
black, blue and brown Broad Clc
Sup.fine black, blue, drab and ’
grev mix’d Caflimeres.
An elegant variety Fancy Mus
Light Ginghams & Hamilton Co
Black, blue and lilac Canton Cra
Wich almost every other article in
PIECE GOQCDS LINE,
which added &0 his former STOC
makes his aflortment very extensive
May 29, 1810. 4
Spring .and Summer
' Q
GOODS.
Sylvester Melcher,
Has received, and is now opening a supply of
SEASONABLE GOODsg,
; ASONG WHICH ARE, :
L ARGE &% {mall plaid, blue,
bufl and pink Ginghams ; Hau'
corded do. Fancy London do. Low
pric’d do. Twill’ld Lilac color’d
Cambricks 3 Colored Lace Stripe
and Seeded do. a great variety of fan.
cy Muslins, fomme of which are very
low priced ; Fine Jaconet do. 3 %2
and § white Cambricks ; Bandeaux
Hkfs. Imiration Pobes; Twili’d %
Shawls ; Silk do. low priced Mullin
do. Thread and Cotton Laces ; white
cambrick hkfs. bik. and color’d Can
ton Crapes; Cambrick and common
Dimoties ; datk and light Limerick
Habir Gloves 3 Parasols.
A large aflortment of {uper
fine and common Chintzes ; £ printed
Cambricks ;3 Furnitures and Copper
plates ; London veilings. latest fiyle;
Twill’d cotton Caflimeres; patent
buff Nankins ; Grandurells; Wash
ington Stripes 3 Plain and Ribb’d
white cotton Hose ; bik and color’d
do. Ruff:zls, Duroys, Calimancoes,
Durants, and Wildbores at very low
ptices 3 DBritith Cottons ; Linens ;
Brown do. do. Cottons ; check’d Lin
ens ; + 4 2 and 5+ Linen and Cotton
Diapers ; cotion Umbrellas ; blk.
and color’d Sewing fitks ;3 cotton
Sewing ; Cotton BDandangas ; Ib. and
bunéls Pins. :
A large supply of
India Cottons ; Checks ;
Hkts. bik India Lufirings ; do Sari
nets ; blue Nankins ; Yeilow do. bik.
and checked Sitk Hdkfs. Bandannos ;
Madrafs Hckfs. &e. May 26.
- SUMMER GOODS.
°
W. Jonesjr.
Fias this day reccived his full fapply of
Fashionable, I'ancy &5 Staple
PIECE GOODS;
AMONG WHICH ARE,
JUBILEE Cord ; Spider net,
Sceded, Vin’d, Tambor’d, Lace, Pearle,
Book and other fancy Muslins ; ele
gant MuflinVeils ; 3 Imitation Shawls,
Loang ditto of every fafhionable kind,
Buff, Salmon and Blue £ Cambricks;
plaid green Haltons; Hamilton
Cords ;gTurkey, led and other Fur
nitures ; Blue and red Copperplates ;
Bengal Stripes ; Cambrick Dimoties ;
common do Ladies Long and Short
Kid Gloves ; Broad and Maroon
Ribbons ; 4 and 4 London Prints &
Cinghams. Cnt
Ladies white and colored cot
ton Hose ; 4 and § faft black Cam.
bricks, 4 and $ plain white and cord
ed do. blk. and white Silk Lace Arm
lets 3 Cotton do. Irish Linens 3 Cole
‘rain, Cotton Shirting 3 Black, white
and drab Jeans ; Silk coat Buttougs ;
cotton Laces.
Satin, wardee and common
Straw Hatsand Bonnets,Straw Trim
mings and Crowns, Patent Web for
Bonnets, Seetfuckers 3 Canton Crapes ;
Thickfetts, Corduroys, Velvets and
Velveteens ; CottonCaflimsres ; Gran
durells, Blue Florenteens ; Patent
buff Nankin ; Imperial cotton Cords;
color’d Threads ; Cotton Balls ; Cap
Wire ; Millinetts ; Quality Shoe
Binding ;. Pins. et ‘
Superfine black, blue, olive
colored, mix’d and brown Broad
Cloths ; do, blue drab, light and dark
mix’d and bik, Caflimeres ; blue, drab
and mix'd Woolen Imperial Cords ;
fathionable coat Buttons ; do Veflings.
Floor and Stair Carpetings.
R India Goods. -
Blue and vellow Nankins ;
Blue Cotrons; bik. Luftiings ; large
supply Sheeting and Shirting Cottons ;
“fine company Bandances, and twill’d
G
- The above with many other
‘articles added to his former. Stock
‘make it very extenflive, and will e
{old cheap for cash or short credit.
RN ToSR G R T e
SRR
MARKET wx REET,
41 ;.4‘"‘9'-’ qmz’ c’[f{gdﬂt -'{//:rtf)ie?zf c_f
PAPER HANGINGS,
of every Price from 30 cts. to 4 Hols.
per roll, May 29.—(6w.)
An excellent fubfiitute for Lemons.
FOR SALE AT
iy N
S Larkin’s Store,
MARKET SY:'REET',
FRESH LEMON JUICE,
of an cxcellent quality-~per gailon or
smaller quaniity--cucar. May 29
Liegant Looking Glasses.
: ,
F'homas W . Penhallow
l ] AS for sale, (just received)
a varicty of richiy ornamented gile
frame LOOKING GI.ASSH S,
of the most modern fathion.— 4/,
An extensive variety of
Cutlery, Iron Mongery, and
HARD WARE GOODS.
Market-Street, May 29, 1810.
~ « Samuel Lord,
Has for Sale, No 11 Merchant’s Row:
4¢ Tierces RICE,
15 haif terces do. - ’
40 cheflts hyfon, young hyfon, hyfon
fkin, foucheng and bohea TEAS ;
18 bales Cotton ; -
115. barrels Tar ; barrels Pitch ;
150 barrels fuperfine FLOUR ;
Half barrels ditto ; ;
Kegs manufallured Tobacco ;
Boxes and, bags of white and brown
SUGAR ;
Boxes 8 by 1o and 7 by 9 Window
Glass ; :
s Hhds Molafl>s ; 6 Hhds. Rum;
American and Holland’s Gin ;
Cut and wrought Nails ; .
1500 bulhels Maryland Corn ;
Boards, Shooks, Staves, &c.
. by tie cargo. | May 29
Mm
NOTICE.
" I "HE {ubfcriber being ap
pointed by the Hon Nathaniel Rog
ers, Esq. Judge of the Probate of Wills &c.
for the county of Rockingham, Guardian of
JOSEPH ALLEN, of Epsom, a person ad
judged non compos mentis, hereby forbids all
persons trading with or trusting the said Al
len, if they would avoid the penalty of the
law SAMUEL MORRIL,.
Epsom, May 26th 1810 :
O e ettt ettt
Immediate Relref.
Safe and effe@ual cure for a FELON.
THE fublcriber having purchased a re
-1 ceipt for the cure of Ferowns, and
having seen, and experienced in his family
the happy effe@s which it has produced, by
affording immediate relief; would, for the
benefit of those who may be afllicted in this
;diftrefling manner, give information that he
will prepare and apply the invaluable mediei
nal composition. which never fails of a certain
cure if application is made to him at his
house in Bow fireet, ‘,_.
JAMES GCODRICH,
Portsmouth, May 18. 1810.
THIS may certify that T Thomas Beck, jr
resident of this town, having been afflicted
with a felon which raged in a 2 most diftrefe
ing manner for about 15 days, and having
applied in vain for relief till hearing of the
invaluable medicinal composition prepared
by Mr Goodrich, I immediately made appli
cation to him and fourc immediate relief,
LAI __May 29
“w~HE heirs to ' the Estate of AN- *
s CAMPBELL, late of
Hawke, in the county of Rockingham
and State of Newhampthire, deceased,
are hereby notified that on the third
Wednesday of July next, gt.}',t.he Pro
bate office, in Exeter, in said county,
the subscriber, Admiqi&{atgix to said
ERate, expedts to exhibit her gccount
!i}for{e- the Honorable the Judge of
Probate for (sid county for dllowance,
They or either of thent of any other
person concerned may_ then appear
and examine said account, and shew
caue, if any they hase, whynthe fame
shall notbeallowed.. ..
- ELIZABETH CAMPRELL.