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Sign pf 'be Good Samaritan, No. 13, Cornbill,
•Boston,
C CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD,
ASo j u ,)' recommended for the relief and cure of
Nervous Disorders, Bilious Cases,
Female Complaints, Debiliity,
Weaknesses, Indigestion,
Loss of Appetite, Coughs and Colds,
Impurity of Blood, Consumption,
Head-Ache, Lowness of spirit,
Relaxation, l^c tfo^c
Prepared (only) by
S. SOLOMON, M. D. F. R. H. S.
Qftbe Univerfsty if College of Phtfeians, and author
of The " Guide to Health." &c.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead, is an im
mediate restorative and corroborant, a most
powerful remedy in all female complaints.
This Medicine pofllffes wonderful
efficacy in all nervous disorders, fits, head-aches,
wcaknefs, heaviness, and lowness of spirits, dim
ness of fight, confuted thoughts and wandrings
of the mind, vapours and melancholy, and all
kinds of hypothetic complaints, gradually go off
by the use of this salubrious cordial. In fick
-Defs of the stomach, in flatulences and obftruc
tfons, it is a fafe, powerful and efficacious reme
dy. The firft fymptomsof its good cffc&s are
serenity and cheerfulnefs.
Price three dollars each bottle.
dtfo —a nene edition, being the sotb, of that in
terfiling tvork, entitled,
A GUIDE TO HEALTH,
Embellijbed with the Author's portrait.
Which fully explains, in a concise plain manner, the
mffmple methods of treatment, with proper effi
cacious remedies /or the following diseases, viz.
Asthmas, loss of appetite, bilious
complaints, consumptions, female diseases, fits,
flatulence or wind,hypochondriac or melancholy
complaints, indigestions, juvenile indiferetions,
iowoefa of spirits, nervous diseases, rhuematifm,
ruptures, fcurvey, &c is'c.
Every person, young and old, should
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dividual who is not interefled in some part of
it. In particular it is recommended to young
taen and boys ; as an early attention to the lat
ter may serve to guide them against a fatal rock
o, which thousands have split, and be the means
of preferring their bodies from diseases, and also
Weir fouls, their minds, and all their faculties,
from deftrudion.
This truly interesting work has been
the labbr of many years experience and observa
tion on the calamitous consequences of a fecrct
and deftrudive vice : And to obtain a remedy
against which, the Do&or has devoted the prin
cipal part of his life, No proprietors of Board
ing Schools, or Acadamies Should be without it.
Price, One Dollan
Anditw'sSpecifc Lotion.
THIS celebrated LOTION has re
ceived the highest encomiums in the Southerri
States, and from many medical characters in
Europe : It is a speedy, effcd^al, and fafe reme
dy against eruptions, and impurities of the face,
from whatever cause arising; as pimples,
blotches, ring-worms, carbuncles, freckles, sun
burns and immoderate use of paint.—lt needs
only be tried to convince the most timid person
of its superior efficacy—lt is warranted to be
harmless to the tenderest constitution, and inno
cent to the most delicate complexion—On the
contrary, it will restore the skin to its dfual pure
ness, and preserve it thin, foft and elastic.
N. B. Each bottle has a Certificate,
fifed by the Proprietor, without Which, it can
not be genuine—lt is Sold in bottles with di
fittions, for one dollar each,
Er THOMAS BARTLETT,
^ tbe ftgn of the Good Samaritan, Bfon,
Who has the exclusive right from the Proprie-
I tor of vending the fame in Borton.
Eockfcllsr, No. 5, Danid-frcet, P&rtfmoutb,
HAS jutl received a frefh supply of
the following highly approved PA
TENT MEDICINES, viz.
Hamilton's Worm Destroying Lo
zenges—Hamilton's Elixir, for the hooping
cough, fore throats, &c. Hamilton's Genuine
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for rhcuma
tifms,gout, &c. Hamilton's Grand Restorative;
Dr. Hahn's Genuine Corn Ptafter; Genuine
Persian Lotion, for the cure of pimples, freckles,
ringworms,&c. Damask Lip Salve; Dr.>Hahn's
Genuine Eye Water; Restorative Powder for
teeth and gums. Dr. Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills;
Tooth Ache Drops, being a certain cure ; Head
Ache Drops, Ague and Fever Drops, being an
infallible cure for Agues remittent and inter
mittent fevers ; —fovereign and fafe Ointment
for the itch, warranted an infallible cure at one
application ; Dr. Leroux's Patent Vegetable
Specific, a certain cure for venereal complaints,
in every ftege
^ For a more full description of
thefc Valuable Medicines, and fcveral affidavits
atteHing veg important advantages derived
from their ule, fee a lengthy Hand Bill publish
ed with the Oracle of the 3d inst, &c.
O The above Valuable Medicines
are fold only by Charles Peirce, in New-
Hampshire, and by Thomas & Andrews, Borton.
yUST RECEIVED, and fold by appointment,
By Tho's Bartlett,
A Frelh supply of
Valuable patent medicines
just received from Lee & Co's wholesale store
in Baltimore.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1801.
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1 Small HOUSE and Store,
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e removed from where they now Hand
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<be WuteD States
Just opened by
Peter Coffin,
A variety of Plain and figur'd
Cambrick MUSLINS, lome
very fine.
Fashionable Chintz gown Trim
mings.
Fashionable check Ribbons..
Chintz and Purple Shawls.
Extra long white silk Gloves.
Color'd Cotton ditto.
Fine blue and brown Ratteens.
Portsmouth, Dre. 27. 1800.
'jofeph & jo/hua Haven,
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Portsmouth, OflUei 1, 1800
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Out-boule, belonging to it • —the fixa
tion is pleasant and eligible.
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Tho: Spathawk.
Po?tfmoui4, fan. TO, iSor.
Poll-Office, at York) January 7, 1801.
Thomas chandler^
Ichabod Cole. William Dennet.
Simon Fernald, 2. Mark Fernald. —
John Frost, Esq. Lucy Hill. Katha.
rine Keen. Mary Mitchell. J. Dan
dridge Peck. George Patch. Andrew
Philips. Parker Spinney. Edmund
Wilson.— The above letters are direaed
KQterj.
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Banks. Ebenezer Bane. Jenny Dodge.
Sally Duncan, fames Fitzgerald. Da
vid Fitzgerald. Hannah Fitzgerald. E
benezer Preble. Abigail Preble. John
Perkins. Jedediah Perkins. George
Stover. Daniel Smith.
DANIEL SEWALL, A M.
DIRECT TAX.
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
NOTICE is hereby given to
the Non-residents, Proprietors and
owners of rights, lots, and parcels of land,
in the town of Sanbornton, and State a
farefaid, and situated in the 25th collec
tion diftria, on which a DirtA Tax re
mains unpaid, which became due and
payable on the Bth day of Jan. 1800, pur
suant to an ad of Congress, passed July
14th, 1798, entitled "an aft to lay and
collect a dire& tax," &c.—That so much
of said land as will fatisfy the tax or taxes
affixed to each right, lot, or parcel, here
after named, together with costs & charg
es, will be fold at public Auction,on Mon/
day the 9th February next, at ten o'clock
A.M. at the house of Capt. Benjamin
Cblbey in said Sanbornton, unless prevent
ed by previous payment.
Original Proprietors. Q_ N. D. Dolls. Cents
Love Chafe, 100 54 2 0 42
Solley and March, 125 79 2 X 5
John Sandborn, 200 40 $ 3 $1
Joseph Eolith, 100 60 2 X 26
Unknown,^7 20 8
WiHiam Thompson, 13 0 2 6 16
Proprietors common,looo 0 0 4 64
JOSEPH WOODMAN, Jun.
Colleger 25th Collettion DiJlriQ.
Sanbornton, Dec. 1, 1800.
CTA FARM to Let
near this town—enquire ts the &inter.
Joseph Haven,
INFORMS the public, he has this
day entered into Copartnership with
his Brother, JOSHUA HAVEN :—
The business in future will be done un
der the Firm of
SUGAR & TEA.
FOR SALE BY
Matthew S. Marsh,
India SUGAR of a good quality.
Hyfon, Hvfon-lkin and Bohea
T'E A.
PortJmouth, %n. 3, 1801.
Samuel Rice, North end,
Li/l of Lexers remaining in the
FOR SALE by
Non-reJident and proprietors direct tax in
MOULTONBOKOUGH.
°
Samuel Brown,jr. 2 B 2 100 98
Thomas Brown, 614 2 50 4,
do afinmon, 0 0 0 too 15
Jotiah Dearborn, 1 4 2 Jo 98
Anth. Emery, corn. 0 0 0 do 15
Jonathan Garland, 113 2 do ,8
Joseph Garland, 21) 2do ,3
do common, 0 o odo I 5
John Garland, 6 1 I do 98
do * 4D 2 do^ 98
Pl^bp Hooker, ) 0 0 Odo 15
common,,
Heirs John Dale, 2 5 2do 98
do, 2 B 2do 98
do, 1 2 2 do 98
do, 61 2do 98
do, 5 2 2 do 98
do, 1 3 2do 98
do, 3 A 2 do 98
George Jeffrey, 4 3 2do 98
do comm/, 0 0 0 do 25
Joshua James, 1 D 2do 98
Joseph Johnson, 3 1 rdo ,8
Jofhna Lane, 11 2do ,8
Ebenezer Laue, 212 2do 98
Jona. Leavitt, 5I) 2do 4,
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
John Lamprey, half, 5 1L 1 25 25
do common, o 0 0 100 15
Mefervey and co. 1 8 1 do ,8
do, 3 3 2do 93
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
Benjamin Mason, 5 1 Ido 98
do, 1 5 2do 15
Jotiah Moulton, ST? o o 6 7
common, , * '
John Moffat, do, 0 0 0 too 15
John Moulton, 4 x Ido 98
Worth. Moulton, 211 2do 98
Solly & March, 2 1 Ido 98
do, 4° 2do 93
do common, 00 6do ,5
Jonathan Moulton, 31'18 1 2do 93
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Jot. Odiorne, com. 0 0 odo 15
Benjamin Page, 2 C 2do pg
do conimon, 0 0o do [5
Joshua Peirce, 2 8 Ido 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Job Palmer, com. 000 do 15
Stephen Page, 1 B 2do 98
do common. 0 0 0 do jg
Moore & Peirce; 1 2 Ido 98
do, lio 2do 98
do common, 0 0 odo >5
John Ringe, 3 3 2do 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Thomas Rand, J, 512 1 25 25
, do, 17 2 5° 49
iacob Ranlet, 5 4 2 5 0 49
John Smith, 0 0 0 2 49
Win; Simpson, It 2 2 100 pg
do common, ,0 o@ do 15
R.C. Shannon, 5 6 2do 97
Benj. Sanborn, com. 0 0 0 do^ 15
Mason & Thbmblefpn,i 1 2do 98
do, , 6 6 2do 98
do common, 0 0 bdo 15
Samuel Towle, 2 10 2 2 5 25
John Tuck, com. 0 0 0 0 5
Jere, Towle, do, 0 0 0 too 15
Jolh. Towle, do, 000 do 15
Fhilip Towle, 2 4 2 do . 98
do common, 0 9 0 GO 15
John Wentworth, 5 5 2 do 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Richard Wibird, 3 4 2do 98
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
Th. Wallingford, 6 9 Idol 96
do common, 0 0 odo 15
M. H. Wentworth, 7it Ido 98
do, 4 2 2 d ° 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Heirs W. Whipple 0 0 0 80 249
~T AMWOrTh.— NonreJidents and
proprietors direct tax.
To ^ OQ
Heirs Johnßrye^t) o o ^ oo ^ 15
remaining unpaid,
Wm. Coffin, 77 roo 74
do, 9 6 do 98
George Jeffery, c 1 do 1 47
do. Nol & 3 0 15° 24
John Jewell, ) 21 & 22 7 100 1 47
touch end, ,
Daniel Ladd, 0 0 50 98
Alex. Leifley, 38 &40 0 130 1 2 3
John Moore, 1 6 iuo 98
do, 8 8 do 98
Samuel Moore; 5 0 d ° 12
do; 7 ° d ° 12
do, 26 0 50 12
do, 28 0 5^ 12
Robert B. Orr, 0 0 0 176
John Webller,ECq. 105 0 ioo 49
do, ~ 22 odo 2 5
d 0; 24 0 do 25
do, 45 0 d ° 2 5
John Webster, fr. 9 5 do 98
Enoch Webster, 6 7 do 98
do. 7 8 do 98
Tim. Walker, 74 d ° < ,
Moses Weed, 0 0 170 2 80
Orlando Weed, 0 0 153 % 47
unknownlot ly- ? o 6 to 64
ing call long lots'.,
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. Strafford, ff.
Twenty-Sixth CoHeShon DiJlnSf.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-resident proprietors or owners of rights, lots or parcels of land, lying in
the towns of Mouhonborough, Sandwich, Tamworth, Center-Harbor, Eaton, Conway and the Locations
hereafter named in the county and State aforefaid, on which the Direst Tax remains due and unpaid, from the Bth of January last,
e4)le to an aA of Congress, paired July 14th 1798.; that so much of said lands as will fatisfy said tax with charges, will be fold
it Public A iftiun viz.—Those remaining unpaid at Moultoi,borough, Sandwich, and Center- Harbor, at the house of John Gilman,
in fe t 1 Sand w'ich on Monday the 9th day of February—Those of Tartworth at the dwelling-bonfe of the late Samuel Gilman,
in worth on Wednesday the 11th.— Those of E^on at Mr. William Snell's in Eaton, Thursday the 12th.— Those of Con
way and the Locations at Mr. Leavitt Hill's in Conway, Friday the 13th February next, at ten o'clock A. M. on said days.
rot. Xi.
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No. 16.
mrommffiramrcfflH
Morning, by CHARLES PEIRCE, Printer of the Laws &c. of
in New-Hampshire.
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®racle of tbe Map.
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, TWELFTH YEAR.
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PRICE I DOLLAR 50 CENTS Per Awum
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SANDWICH — NonreJident and Pro
prietors' direct tax follows.
Theodore Atkinson, 5 1 ido 17
do, 3 2 do 73
do, 29 ii do 10
Benjamin Atkinson, 5 1 do 10
do, 12 12 do 39
Edward Behn, 2r 9 do 25
Benj, Batcheldor, 2 10 do 74
do, 11 12 do 39
Nath'l Batcheldor, 2 2 de
do, 1 4 3° 25
John Boydon, 16 ij too 5
Eliphalet Coffin, 21 5 do 49
do, 1 36 do 10
John Chipman, 6 7 do iq
Wadley Cram, 7 2 do^
do, 18 12 do 5
Nel^miah Cram, 15 9 do 4 ,
do, 25 10 do 25
Benjamin Currier, 18 8 do 74
Benjamin Connor, 12 10 do^
do, 18 , do 25
do, 28 6 do 25
do, 30 13 do 7
do, 11 Bdo , 5
Heirs Joseph Evans,3o 10 do 5
do, 3d 11 do 5
Trueworthy Folfomzo 9 do 12
Josiah Folfem, 3 7 dos
on. Folsom, 5 9 do 49
Nathaniel Gidding, 5 to do ^74
Joseph Gilman, 17 11 do 5
Samuel Gilman, jr.29 12 do 19
Andrew Gerriffi, ) „ 4 ro or
thort range, j ~ 4 u
Samuel Harrts, 21 2 100 74
do, 30 12 do 15
Robert Hale, 26 5 do 27
do, 18 11 do,
Philip Heath, 0 0 175 1 72
J^ud^e- ? 0 0 0i 23
joy s mills* ) °
Clement Moody, IC 11 too 44
Josiah Miles, 10 7 do 10
J. Neffon, half 14 6 jo 25
James Nevins, 18 10 ioo 6
Mases Perkins, 3 1 do 15
agents of the 1 „ i do 98
proprietors, , "
do, CI 7 do g
Benj. Rogers, 20 11 do 10
Satch. Ranlet, 22 13 do 5
do, 2 13 do 15
Richard Sinklir, 3 9do 4,
John Wadley, 21 3 do 25
do. 28 9 do 17
do, 20 13 do 8
do, 6 10 do 49
Jona. Warmer, 1 11 do 79
do, r 12 do 79
M. H. Went-) 29 4 do 79
worth, ,
do, 4 13 d ° 16
Jufhua Young, 5 6 do 5
CON WAY — Nonresident and Proprietors
direct tax.
UU-H
Theo. Atkinson) 0 0 0 70 ir
common,
do, 0 0 0 70 11
lacobAyer com. 0 0 0 70 11
Feter Ayer, cbm. 0 0 0 70 it
Samuel Ayer, com. 0 0 0 70 11
Richard Ayer, com.o 0 0 70 11
Elizabeth Brown, 68 s i 30 147
do, 50 0 0 100 49
do, 67 < 050 8
Heirs of Henry Y.) 66 1 o 25 6f
Brown, intervale, )
do; 5 2 "too 49
do, 48 3 0 50 8
James Burley, com. odo 0 70 it
H. Y. Brown, odo 0 7? 11
Andrew Burton °do 0 7° it
David Cart, odo 0 70 11
Francis Carr, odo 0 70 11
Tho. Cutts, in com. 0 3 6 175 87
Moles Eattmari com. 0 0 70 11
Asa Foster, com. 0 0 70 11
Moses Fuller, com, 0 0 70 11
John johnfon, cbm, 0 070 11
William Ingah, com. 0 0 70
Sam'l Ingal^com. 0 0 70 11
John Ingals, com. 0 0 70 if
Asa Kimbal, com. 0 0 70V
Henry Lovejoy,com. 0 0 70 11
Sa'l Livermore,com. 0 0 70 11
John T.Mafon,coni. 0 070 11
Sam'l Merril, com. 0 0 70 11
Nath'l Perly, com. 0 0 70 it
S. Spring,No 58 &59 1 0 160 235
do com. °f J°"#? 0 0 70 II
Martin, Jr,,
do B. Ingals, 0 0 7° V
John Temple com. 0 0 7.0 A
DanielWarner,cbm. ^ 0 70 H,
Locations dh eti tax,
James M'Hurd, ) b ¥OO 147
adj. Jof. Walker j ° I <7
H. Sterling adj. > o SOO 245
Eben. Burbank,,
unknown on do, 0 200 9°
Jortin Stark, 200 9 8
unknown fuppof- 1 o 9 - 0 .£
ed A. Stark, , 7
unknown fiiDpof- | o 104) 384
ed S. Stark,f
CENTER-HARBOR- NonreJident and
Proprietors direct tax.
' 7 O'
George Mefqve, 71 113 63
Richard Wibird, 6 2 250 363
EATON— Nonresident direlf tax.
Col. Atkinson, 57 i ~ 100 4,
do 185 2 do 2g
John Bryent, 54 1 do 74
do, 4 3 do 25
James Burley, 124 1 do 74
do, 89 3 do 25
Jolh. Bracket, 149 2 do 25
do, 61 a do 4,
Arthur Bennet, 131 3 do %
John Burley, 59 2 do 74
do, ±792 do 25
Thomas Bennet, 48 r do 74
do, 44 3 do 26
Joseph Bennet, 132 3 do
Alex. Blair's )
. location, § ° ° 9 ° 466
Jacob Blafdelf, 107 3 100 1 g
do, 1() 6 3 do 9
do, 130 3 do
d °, >59 * d °z
do, 26 i do'
d°> ,0 3 ,
do, log 2 do•
do, 123 i do 1'
do, 21 x do J
do, 56 1 do
do; 65 I do
do, 27 1 do =
do, 58 2 do
Sam'l Cfepnian, 4 8 2 do
Nicholas Duda, 90 1 do'
Jona. Danforth ?
' lot, J7O 1 do ,g
com. unknown )
and undivided,) 040 sgg
John Folsom, 89 1 100
do, 33 do'
David Folsom, 49 1 do „£
do, *22 3 do:
John Folsom, Jr. 83 1 do ™
do, 22 i do'
Nath'l Folsom, 12 1 do
do, 94 x do
Jere. Folsom, 99 t do„
Joshua Frost, 47 t do
do > . '! 1 °° 74
Jere. Folfom,jr. 96 2 do ..
do, 184 £ do 25
Jere Gilman, 117 1 do °
Israel Gilman, 52 2 do
John Gilman, 120 1 do 9
do, l8 4 £ do
Edw'd Hilton jr. 158 2 do
John Hartford, 73 1 do
David Hix, 67 1 do
do, 182 e do
Nich. Hartford, 115 1 do
John johnfon, 53 1 do
do. 128 2 do„
JohsMead,jr. 29 1 do
do, 79 3 do
John M'Duffee, 82 g do 74
Jona. Moulton, 85 3 do
Paul March, 187 2 do 2 g
Clement March, 92 1 do 74
John Mead, 84 2 do 7^
do, 124 3 do
Benj. Mead, 178 2 do o 0
Dan'l M'Neal 10-) n
cation unpaid, J ° ° ^ *° ,
Nath'l Martini),
location, , '
Daii'l Mason, 145 3 100 2 g
Stephen Mason, 47 2 do
Rob't 'Orr 7 m
halflot, J 0 0 50 37
Th. Pinkham lot, 164 id too 2g
David Pottle, 23 2d do 73
Jon. Robinson, 20 1 do 5g
do, iiS 2 do 7 4
weft W. Sampson, 0 0 15 37
Giles Seaward, 81 3 ioo 74
do, 177 2 do 5 ,
Joseph Senter, 83 3 do 74
Bartho. Smart, 126 1 do 74
fohn Smitn, 150 2 do 25
John Sullivan, 122 1 do 25
Winth. Smart, 36 3 do 25
Edw'd Smith, 165 2 do 25
Benja. Smith, :6i 2 do 25
Nath'l Stevens, 2 2 do 25
John Tafh, 71 x do 4,
Thomas Tafli, 55 1 188 5,
Col. Warner, 25 1 tod 5,
do, 46 3 do 25
Joseph Yourig, 10 1 do 59
do, 50 I do si
Josiah York, I'Bo 2 db 25
Thomas York, 183 2 do 32
unknown lpt, , , 123 X, dp 1 2g
JACOB GILMAN, Cti/eaor^
TCErANTElTan^all Farm-
HOUSE and BARN, to be built
and compleated in the plainest manner,
for which unimproved Lands in the
country will be given in payment—Any
person willing to contrast for said build
it may hear further by enquiring of
& Printer. Pntfmouth, Dec. 20, 1800.