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— Lunenburg, Capt.- Job\ Fuller, aged ,0
— Newport, rare Elizabeth Almy, confer^ if
,J m Almy, Est. aged 38 ; mrs Annab Pdugbnj
aged 9 0 ; mi f Elizabeth Pitman, aged 37; Benj.
fames, aged 60
— Gloucfer, John Low, merchant, aged 46
In Pcnnfylvar.ia, fames Lattas, aged 68
— Acworth, mrs Joanna Carlton, aged 20, cob
fort of Willard Carlton
— - Bfon, mrs Aceary Burgie, aged 43, wife of
fofepb B. ; Cap Edmund Howes, Member of the
Central Court, from the town of Barre, & an bonfl
worthy citizen, aged 59; mrs Elizabeth Collins,
a ged 53,pif- °f John Collins ; Joseph Hixon, Esq.
— Hartford, ikes Johanna Lomis, aged g§—
mrs Mprj. terrey, relifl of th late Samuel Terrey,
of Enfold deceafid , ..
—- Hingham; master Nathan Lincoln ;fori of Ab
ner Lincoln; Ff, Preceptor cf Derby Academy
— Scituate, miss Fanny Turner, aged 18, daugh
ter of Elijah Turner Esq. ,
sit Nene-Haven, David Aufin, Esq. aged 68.
Hollifton, mrs. LOF Eames, widow, aged 86
„ — Wenbain, mrs Hannah Brown, wife of Capt.
Pelatiab Brown, aged 61,
— Ddnvers, mrs Dirty, wife of Samuel Derby
—- Salem, mrs Traf,wife of Benjamin Treft—
a child of William Cleaveland janitor
— Worthier, Jacob Hemmerway, aged 79
,Stanford, (Con.) fare. Maria Smith, comfort
if the Reverend Daniel Smith, aged 1.1
— Cb^lcffon, S.C. Dr. Dimcanfrom Tobago, 34.
— Cohaffet, mrs Alary Baler, aged 79 ; Noah
Marble, aged ,4.
SERIOUS EPENT..
Why fuffer ye such creatures to tfaval the
reads unpunished ?— Friday, 13th inf. as" Mr.
Aaron Sargent was travelling peaceably along the
high-way in Leominf-r, he was overtaken by twb
fcllf-.es driving their borfet in (leys on tbs run
when they fa up a horrid out cry —-frightened the
borfe Mr. S. bad in bhfty, to that degree, be run,
wpfet it, and brought his beadagainf a pof,fra&ur
ed the bone, and be expired in a fort time after. —
The text to others—“ Be ye also ready," applies in
this infance,fcr it is a melancbolly truth, we but Bo
often meet witbfueb unfeeling, hard, wretches.
— Hallowell, George Cr,y, of Augusta, to mi,
Betsey Swan, of Pitt,on, daughter of Wm. S- Esq.
Natban Batchelder,to mi, Nancy Rollins of Loudon.
Hamp,ead a N.H. Rey. Jonathan Hufe, of
Warren, to miss Ruth Emerson
— Nezu-2 ork, John Brower, Est. to mi, Deb
orah Myers
— Albany, Jofcpb Al,on, of S. C. to »i, Tb^-
d,a Burr, only daughter of Col. Aaron Burr, candi
date for Prudent of tbe United States; Lawrence
L. Kan Kleeck, of Pougbkeepfie, to mi, Alida Ran
Renfolaer
Cambridge, J,pb Adams,jr. of Cbarleftown,
to mi, Pbebe Moor, of tbe former place
At Chatham, Cyprian Hinckley, to mi, Lydia
Bevins ; Jabez Wood, to mi, Hannah Dewey
— Wethers,eld, Henry Denning, to mi, Harriot
New,on, daughter of Captain Thomas Nenufon
At Glo,enbury, Jedediab Waterman, of N.York,
to ,if, BetfeyPrimmer,daughter of Ebenezer P.
DIED — At Saifbusy, mrs. siceouaole Brown,
aged 37$ "wife of Jacob Brown, Esq.
, —- Hijeeyft, Abigail H,ins, only daughter of
Henry Hahins, Printer
— Wbit&wn, mrs.Lucy Childs, wife of Pbine.
has Childs.
— Tadntoh, fobrt Lifeembe, Esq, aged QA,
— Leomitfer, J, ab Fairbanks, aged 16.
. — Newbury, John Knight, aged „; Barzitla
Noyes, aged 35
A MAN Whofc wife had for feme time Seen
indifpoied, going home one evening, was
informed by the servant that she was dead, —
^'4 said the husband, 'I am going to tbe slab;
find for me if I,Quid be wanted." In about an
hour he returned, and was going to bed as usual ;
when the maid cried out, " Lord ! Sir, don't go
there! 1 have made a bed for you in the other
chamber. "Yes,but l ull/, Betty," returned he ;
" 1 never yet bad a peaceable day with her, and am
determined to bate one quiet nigh be,ere ice pari."
—C—— ,
A country gentleman, walling in tie garden,,aw
rve gardner ofeep in tbe arbour—" Wbat, (fays be)
<,eep, infead of at work,you idle dog, you are not
worthy tbe fun ,ould fine on you. "I am truly
fertile of my unwortbynefs, answered tbe man, and
therefore, ILaid myfelf down in the (hade.','
Married]— m Rome, N. Y. Samuel Caldwell,
to wife Silence tyefferfon
— Brookline, John Peck, tb mi, Eliza Gilman.
* — Sfield, Argulus Thomas, to mi, Sally Kellogg
— Barn,able, Holmes Alien Est, to mi, Lucy
Lawrence
— Salem, John Warden, to mi, Rachel Ro, —
Charles Reading, to mi, Betsey M'lntirc
Sudbury, Capt. John Bacon, of Barnfable, to
fZ, Abigail Noyes
Bo,on, Daniel G. Inger, 11, to mi, Eupbame
Keirs I %bn Briant to mjfs Betsey Torrey
— Walpole, Richard W. Fenton, to mi, Lefe
Harrington
Poetical Repofitor,.
SONNE.T. .
A DOWN the melancholy stream of life,
Who joys the vcffel of his years to guide,
Nor fears the roarings of th' uncertain tide,
Th' inclement winter or the ocean's firife ?
And who, regardful of his certain end,
Can bear the inebffant Druggies of his youth;
Force thro' enticement to an age of truth ;
And welcome death as freely as his friend?
Who, that when poverty's torpedo hand
Has chilldeen Charity's foft ahfweriug foul;
When green eyed Malice hunts him through the
land,"
Can smile ferene,fuperior to the whole ?
lie who the paths of rectitude has trod—
His friends, his life, his conscience and his God.
. , ELL'A.
The delay cf Repentance dahgercc:.
I HERE be many to-morrow Christians, that
I set their day with God, at such a day they
will repent, and not before, as if they had the
lordship of time, and the monopoly of grace ;
,whereas time and grace arc only at God's dis
posing. God hath promjfed pardon to the pen
itent, but he hath not protaifed, to-morrow to
the negligent He that gives pardon to the
penitent, doth not always give repentance to
thefinncr. If I put God qff to-day, he may pit
off me to-morrow; if I put off this hour of gtacc,
I may never have another gracious hour ; to-day
iflput by his hands of mercy, to-morrow he
may flretch out his hand of justice. . It is true,
whilst I have time, I may come in ; but it is also
true, when I would come in, I ffiay not have
time. This is certain, when I repent, I shall
have mercy ; but this is as certain, when I
would have mercy, I may not find repentance.
O Lord, thou haft given me this hour of grace
to repent in ! give me grace in this hour to re
peat with. .
THE MORALIST—No. 392;
The MEDLEY—No. 155.
Oliver Whipple.
, February 13, ißor, ,-
tiWmtoiw »mi« a— iim—i I■^^fwr—iu*i u
.TO BE SOLD,
A House & Land
in KITTERY, about one mile
from Portsmouth ferry.—
THE House is 40 feet by 24, of 2
Hories; with Barn, out houses,
Blacksmiths fnop, Wharves, &c. and
about five acres of Land.—A part of
the land has been heretofore occupied
as a Ihip-yard, is the best situation for
the purpose on the Pifeataqua, and
while it prefects an advantageous ef
tablifhmcnt for the naval architect, is
susceptible of such improvements as
may render it a delightful residence for
the private gentleman. For terms and
further particulars, apply to the fib
fcriber on the prefriifes.
Village Harmony,
sth Edition with new additions, foft publiffied
and for sale by C. Prifo, Pbkhi&tß'
TO BE SOLD
On Reasonable Terms,
A Lot of land in Wins
low, on Kennebeck River, con
taining 320 acres, on the weft fide there
of, the lot is principally of hard wood
growth, and is fcitable for firming, and is
a most excellent lot ofland, its fituatfon
is near the river, in a well fettled Neigh
bourhood, is four miles from the Village
at the fort, one mile from Hafting'sMills
and the fame diHance from Emerson's,
and 14 miles to Attgufta bridge, arid a
good cart road the whole distance.
—ALSO—„
A sixty acre lot in Vaffalbo
rough, joining on the river, has part of a
mill privilege, and contains some inter
val on the river, is a good place for fifh
in the Spring ; on the East part of said
lot, goes tlfe County road from Augusta
bridge to Fort Halifax, and is fix miles
from the bridge, and twelve from the
fort. —The town is well fettled, has an
excellent road to the bridge at the head
of Navigation, and is good land for
farming. —ALSO —
A hundred acre lot in Hal
lowell, about three miles from the town,
on the river, is a fine (well of land, and
principally of Beach and maple growth,
and valuable for a wood lot to the town.
—ALSO—
Three thousand acres of land
in Clinton, in 1-2, on Kennebeck river,
adjoining on the river, on the east fide
thereof, about twelve miles from For:
Halifax, contains much good land, and
has a road to the fame.
—ALSO—
Thirty-fix House lots in the
village of Hallowell, convenient and plea
santly situated for building.-^-The sub
scriber has Lands in several other towns
on Kennebeck river, in the Plymouth
patent, to fell, —for particulars apply to
the fubfefiber at Hampton, Newhamp
fliire.
A New East India Filet, in
two very latq" volumes, elegantly bound
in calf, containing 113 charts.
A new quarto Book, of 'the
East India, failing direaions, with or
without the Pilots; Vancouver's Charts
and Voyages ; a grfet a flortrttent of Pi
lots for different parts hf the world ;
Moore's Epitome 14th English Edition;
Steel's lift Britid) Navy; Nautical Al
manacks, for 1801, 2, 3 and 4; Requi
fire Tables, Naval Tactic's Mackay on
the Longitude, &c. &c, —
ALSO— -for Sale as above. ~
Philadelphia Camboofes,. all
£zes ; Bar Lead, flieet Lead from 3^ to
rolb per square foot, Lead Ball, Bird Shot
all sizes; Russia and Ravens Duck, Rus
sia Sheeting, American and Russia Cor
dage, Junk, Iron and Coppery Nails of
every file and fort'; Log, Cartridge,
Sheathing and Wrapping Paper ; 2d rA
merican Edition Blunt's Epitome, Ame
rican Coast Pilot new edition, bound Log
Books, and Journals pf all sizes, Swords
and Sword Belts, Muskets, Pistols, Eng
lifli Drums, Calf Skin Drum Heads, a
BELL suitable for a vessel of 3 or 4013
tons, and generally every article in the
Ship Chandler's Lirie,
whether large or small. —ALSO—
Bath Stove Grates, very cheap.
„ 80/lon, fan. 23, ißa.i.
By Joseph Peirce, jun.
At his Store No. §6, State.facet, BOSTON,
WHOLESALE or RETAIL,
For Cajh or liberal Credit,
BEST Enghfh Sewing, Whip
ping, Herring and Ropefag Twine;
15 and IS Thread Cod Lines, Mackarel
do ; best I P Cod Hooks, Mackarel and
final! Fith do; black and bright Patent
Vamifli, in Iron bound barrels and kegs;
belt Patent improved ships Fire Hearths
or ( amboofes, all sizes; Buntings of all
colours & Widths; fllips Cabin Stoves;
Hadley's black Ebony Quadrants ; Ramf
den's improved brass Sextants; Binnacle
Limpsand Compares of all kinds ; —
Time OlOTes, Patent and cortimdn ; bed
Boxw&ni Gunter Scales and Rules,
Brats D vickrs, Iron Ring Tar Bruftlea,
do with long handle; Eoglifh Pump
Leather, Teletypes of all, prices; Tin
Plates, belt oil'd Gad Flints, Mop
Heads, Clamps for Brushes, Brals Bullet
Moulds."
Imported in th Merchant, Cart KnoxJr^
.London, and so SALE,
^P ° F N%H.4MPSHIte.., ^lfo. .
No,ce is hereby given to the Nonresident Proprietors or owners of rights, lots or parcels of land lyte
f /"J'' t °""'"' ° (f °"} Piermont, Haverhill Wentworth, Warren, and Coventry, in the County of Grafton, on which
the direct tax remans due and unpaid from the Bth of January, last past, agreeable to an ad of Congress palled July ikth, 1798,
that 10 much of said Lands as will latisfy said taxes with charges, Will be fold at Public Audion (unless prevented by previous pay
mew) at me times and places herein after mentioned, viz. all that remains unpaid of said taxes in the town of Piermont, on the th
Day of April tSot, at the dwelling house or Mr. David Carr,lnnholder in laid Piermont, at ten o'clock beforenoon ; all that re.
mains unpan m the town of Haverhill, on the 20th day of April xßqi, at the dwelling house of Do& Russ Conn's, Inn-holder in
said , v ,ill at ten o'clock beforenoon ; all that remains unpaid in the town Coventry, on the sad day of April 1801, at the
dwelling house of Maj. Jonathan Hales Inn-holder in said Coventry, at ten o'clock beforenoon; all that remains unpaid in the town
of Warren, on the 24th day of Aprihßot,at thedwelling-houfeof William Butler, Esq. Inn-holder in said Warren, at ten o'clock
beforenoon ; all that regains unpaid in Wentworth, on the 27th day of April 1801, at the dwelling house of Mr Lemuel Keezer,
Innholder in fid Wentworth, at ten o'clock beforenoon, and also all that part that remains unpaid in Orford, 011 the 2Qth day of
April ißoi, at the dwelling house of Capt. Solomon Mann's, Inn-holder in said Orford, at ten o'clock beforenoon.
' Nonresident Delinquents in
PIERMONT.
; to,&^^^t^^^io
Jona.Carltoh too 6 3 2 49
Wif.Claggett 160 24 478
Zeb. Giddings do 13 478
John Goff too 43 215
Ged. Jaffrey do 95 2 74
.do. 160 26 478
J.Mafopjun.loo 1 2 2 4g
Clem.Wrch i6o „ 449
J.NeWmarchioo 7 i 2 49
do „ 160 ' 48 49S
Wm. Parker 100 35 2 49
H. Sherburn t6O 25 4. 78
Benj.Stevens 100 , - 3 3 222
Hez. Smith Uo RiverhiblM.il 4 2 74
do .do 143 274
Rob.Temp!ei6e 4.1 469
d ° 45 331 3'4
JohnTempleioo 8 5 2 69
do 160 „ 463
J.W.Waldron do 18„ 459
Dan. Warner 50 4 6 2 37
Melll.Weare 160 1 498
S.Weotworth do 20 463
M.H.Went worth lot 23 2 49
do x6o 56 459
J.Wentworth do 2 4 74
R. Wibbard do 31 4 49
And. Wiggins ioo 6 4 2 74
N. Whiting do 3 4 2 24
do 160 40 474
Geo. Bracket 100 Greenland, 5 3 a 24
B. Beab, do 88
Nonresident Delinquents in
Haverhill.
1 CP ^Cj
H. Hancock 14 Bath, 8 0 0 69
Eliot Sawyer 70 Newbury % 27 3 3 39
t u d °c '3° ^°", h P"'' 444 335
Th. Johnfondo Newbury % 9 1 3 24
do do South part, 44 3 3 3$
dp 50 do 19 148
do do do 30 47
do do North part 171 249
^am'lYouhgtoo Concord 262 2 74
do 70 South part 574 335
do, do North part 33 2 3 tyg
D. Carleton ^oNewbuty Vt. 17 1 2 49
John White 70 Plaftaw 383 339
do do do 613 35
Mdh% Hazen ,0 New-voti 7
^%p453 30
do do N. part 15 2 3 35
Ben. Heywood 76 Worctferl ,
Ma.S.part J 3 ° 3 35
John Hurd ;oßoflonS.Pt. 49 4 3 3$
do do No?th part 20 2 12$
Josiah Little looNewbuiyM.iz 2 1 147
do do do 19 2 2 98
do 70 South part 1; 1 3 49
do do do 333 39
do do do 42 3$ 39
do dp do 5643 35
do do do 72 5 3 24
do do Northman 43 4 3 35
dq do do 60 §3 ^4
Moses Little io®Newbury M. 25 2 2 74
Byfield Loyd yoßofaS^part 6^ § 3 35
J.W.Chandler doPeachamTt.ig 2 3 49
Nonresident Delinquents in
COVENTRY..
Ifacc Amfdale ' 350 32
Theodore Atkinton do do
John Bauers do do
John Bates do do
Ebenezer Bowton do do
Daniel Benedict do do
James Bates do do
Adonijah Brown do do
Theodore Atkinlon, jr. do do
Samuel Belding do do
Samuel Creafy do do
Hezekiah Deyenport do do
Joseph Devenport, do do
Deodste Devenport do do '
Theophilus Filch do do
Mathew Fountain do do
Ebenezer Hoyt do do
Peter Hufted do do
Silas Hoyt do do
Gideon Leads do do
Nathaniel Loundfliury do do
Charles Smith do do
Abner Stevens do do
Obadiah Stevens do do
Obadiah Stevens, Jun. 'do do
Wix Sealey do do
James Scofield do do
Thomas Seymour, jun. do do'
Daniel Stevens do do
Obadiah Sealey do do
Ebenezer Schofield do do
James Smith, dd do
Abraham Weed, do do
Reuben Weed,'do do
Nathaniel Weed, do do
Amos W^ed, do do
Samtiel Weed, do do
Benjamin Weed, do do
Peter Weed, do do
Heftkiah Weed, do do
Nathaniel Waterbary,'do do
Eno's *eed; d'A An
Nonresident Delinquents in WARREN.
Then. Atkinfonjr. 100 ° ip 4 1 76
do. 75 64 3 14
John Betcheldor, 100 .311 63
do. 100 18 62 49
.do. 75 ^ 29, 3 29
Josiah Bartlett, looorp^tee 116 1 74
do. too do. 17 52 49
do. 7'5 do. 24 3 29
Nathaniel Barrel, 160 41 1 49
do. 75 26 3 17
Ephraim Brown, 37 52 3 7
Nathaniel Currier,iho 3 * 2 49
„ do. 75 35 5 24
Benjamin Clough, 75 4 3 24
Ebenezer Collins, ico 461 74
do. io® 35^ 49
do. 75 27 3 5
Jacob Carrier, 100 8 6 1 78
_ do - 75 3 3 49
Enoch Chafe, too 7 81 35
do. 100 7 12 74
% ,75 £3 3 15
Aaron Clough,jr, too 561 74
do, lao 6 12 49
, do. 75 ±7 .3 15
John Darling, too 49 z 49
do.. 75 2 3 32
Reuben French, too 15 6 2 74
; t do. .75 25 3 29
Benfa. French,jr. tod IWB 1 74
„ , d °.- 75 ^3 3 2 4
Nathaniel Fyfield, ico tp 1 2 64
T 75 47 3 32
Jacob Gale, ice to 8 1 49
do., too 13 22 98
, • do. 75 43 3 3 2
James Graves, 75 51 3 15
Andrew Greeley, 75 56 3 37
Jonathan Greeley, too 671 49
, d() . 76 3 1 3 24
Dyer Hook, 160 9 81 4g
^ 75 8° 3 32
John Hazen, top 6 6 1 74
do. 100 17 41 29
do. 75 24 3 29
Trueworthy Ladd, 100 77 1 32
do. too 14 42 49
u d ^ > 75 38 3 37
Abraham Morrel, 75 23 3 27
John Marsh, 100 6 2 2 49
George Marsh, 100 12 42 98
u 75 32 3 49
Henry Morril, too 19 1 49
do. 100 15 52 4 ,
, ,d° # 75 28 35 4
Samuel Osgood, 100 1 2 1 49
do. 100 15 22 ^3
Tfa 75 315
Thomas Peirce, 75 41 3 ig
Johh Parker, too 871 29
do. 100 12 12 39
.. do > 75 68 3 29
William Parker, too 911 49
do. lao 252 49
v hn d °° 75 1 3 29
Enoch Page, 50 9 5 2 49
do. 75 60 3 16
John Page,jun. 75 43 3 15
Ebenezer Page, too 18 5 2 49
Q 75 34 3 44
Samuel Page, 100 6 3 2 49
' do. 75 22 3 o^9
Ebenezer Stevens, top 211 49
d °- 75 61 3 7
Joseph Tilton, 75 13 3 ^
Lemuel Stevens, too 611 49
do. too 12 22 98
d °' 75 57 3 20
Thomas Trtie, 100 11 1 64
do. 100 19 32 29
d °' 75 6 3 24
Joffph Whitcher, 100 621 37
do. 100 10 62 98
d °' 76 9
Stephen Webster, 100 16 2 6 49
d°° 75 33 3
Jeremiah webfter, 100 16 6 2 49
d °. 75 39 3 15
Benning Went-) NJP. corner bfthe
worth, Esq. § 3°5 S^ fr ^ 1 96
Philips White, 445.;r. c0ra , r 54 12
do. gtfthe tOTOngZ 12
do. 44 do 51 12
William W^^t^ijLa s ' 12
Nonresident delinquents in Wentworth.
t^^^G
J. Carrier too Poplin 7 41 @
do do 6 3lgi
.do 44 >6 .3 2 4
Jere. Fogg too Kensington 4 31 18'
do do 10 32 18
do 44 5' 3 8
J. P. Palmer gd Orford, north-weft |
corner of the town, %.Harrit adjoining 4g
TheodoreAtkinfon jrtoo 7 4 274
do , 44 14 3 8
Nathan'l Batcheldor too 7 3 155
do do to 42 9
. do 44 21 332
Francis Batcheldor too 451 55
do do 12 4; 2 9
d ° 44 7 3 X 9
Ifanc Brown t 100 12 3 2 9
Josiah Bartlett. ^Q do 1 137
do do 16 12 64
rrur° i 44 44 324
Joseph Greely rod 6 4 146
do do 2 46
'° ,44 ^ 0 3 2 4
Nathaniel Greely tog [ 3 1 37
do do 16 2237
d ° ' 44 J 7 38
William Hackett 100 8 3127
Jacob Hook, Esq: do § 51 18
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Nonresident Delinquents in Wentworth, continued
* Acres. Num. R. Div. Ct.
Diah Hook 100 7 3 1 46
do do 7 32 74
do 44. 64 316
Henry Merril too 3 3 £ 55
do do § 1218
do 44 8 324
Reuben Morse too 2 55
Thomas Martin do it 32 18
do 44 31 324
Samuel Page,jun. too 942 63
Samuel Page 44 41 316
Enoch Page 100 15 42 18
Ebenezer Page do 12 2 1 74
do do 43 2 55
do 44 : 5 3 8
Jonathan Page 100 8 4 x gt
do do 84 2 74
do 44 22 331
Samuel Palmer 100 11 22 55
do 44 It 320
William Parker jr. 100 13 22 it
do. 44 43 16 16
Peter. Kuffell too 6425;
# d °s 44 63 316
Ebenezer Stevens too 15 3 2 18
d ° 44 4 34
Samuel Stevens too 851 64
do , do 14122,
Jacob Stevens do 6213,
do do 2 4^
_ d °, 44 3 33
Theophilus Stevens 100 151 2 37
Ebenezer Stevens do 1 2 137
do do 131 2 2,
do 44 49 3 8
Stepheir Scales 100 2 41
do 44 65 316
I Elijah True ioo 9 12 ,4
do 44 35 320
William True 100 114 2 9
do 44 18 3 8
Thomas True 100 1 46
do .. 44 37 3 22
Philips White 100 1 46
William White do 57 146
Capt. Batcheldor 100 10 1 2 §5
do 44 24 318
Parker Cooper 100 15 22 18
do 44 2,38
John Coleman 100 83 255
do 44 30 318
Nathaniel Currier 100 9§l 74
do do 16 3 237
do 44 4 2 3 ! 7
Abel Davis 100 321 37
do do, 2 4$
do 44 . 16 316
Samuel Dudley 100 14 32 18
do 44 1 3 8
Jonathan Evans 75 11 127
. do 44 40 33%
David fyanSfy 100 812 74
Thomas Elkins 100 522 2,
do 44 45 _3 '
Joseph Eastman 100 10 42 27
..do 44 39 333
Jacob Gale 100 11 z 2 55
do 44 26 38
Rev. Jeremiah Fogg 100 9 1 tiro
do too 422 27
do 44 12 38
Jonathan Greely 100 12 22 18
Jona. Greelxjumrjpo',2 264
Nonresident delinquents in ORFORD.
cE
B. Batcheldor 100 15 3 74
James Brown do 16 8 49
do do 17 4 74,
do 50 East half 210 24
Hez. Smith too id 1 98
Jere. Dow, or 50 East half 9to 6f
Phil. Hooker 100 11 49
,H^U^d}^ ^inoith 6 8 24
do 50 East half 810 3,
do do do 6iq 3,
do do do 12 8 49
do do Weft half 7 9 49
do do do 7 10' 3,
do do East half 9 9 3,
do 100 16 7 61
do 40 19 8 24
do 100 8 6 74
do do 17 49
do do 13 9 98
do 50 Eaff half 2 9 3,
do Uq do % 9 37
do too 10 7 74:
do do 3 3'24
do do I 3' h 8
do so Weft half , 8 24
do 100 , &I9S
do 50 East half 9 9 24
do do River Lot 14 86
db do 10 2 3,
^ I 0( >ji 39 S
k do 50 Weft blf 1 8 49
do 160 16 5 74
do 50 Eaft,half 6 8 57
do iQj '4*s ' 4
do do• z 5-5 7+
dp do 9 ,61
do do 16 4 49
,o 50 Weft half 6 9 24
'do 100 1^74
do do 16 37/4
do 50 undrawn 12
do too ,6 " 49
do do if 474
do do 11/0 40
BvfieldLord too #4 74
Thomas russell,^ &%,
1 °f l' e j6tb Cotteaion Dhßrft.
Piermont, ;'%*•, 20, ildo.'