The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1802-11-23 00:00:00, page 3

Pauj& Gitizens of NeaveHampfhire, and
Read for yourselves.
When we look into the daily slanderous
publications of Federal Editors: When we
read their venomous produ@ions—their un
bounded [carrility and abule, pointed against
yourselves and the min of your choice, whom
you have by your {uffrages placed at the head
of your political affairs—One would Be rea
dy to fuppolc that, instead of defending your
conftiturional code ; joftead of regarding
your rights and the laws enafted by your-
Sfelves, through your reprefeatatives ; nftead
of maiviaimng peace and good order in yaur
civil government—They had set at nanght
your mutual rights—had broken down every
barrier of defence of your lives and proper
ty ; had laid you open to every evil of a
public and private nature ; had made hem
felvesinfiruments of cruelty and oppression ;
had flopped all the avenues of wealih ; had
dryed up the very sources from whence you
derived your fubfiltence—had commanded
the clouds of heaveg not to 2fford you any
refrefhing {howers—and the earth from
yielding her increase for the sustenance of
your natures : nay, bad set the very efements
on fire, and forb:d the Sun to give you light
by day, and ithe moon by night! Can . the
most fruiiful imagination paiat a scene more
awful than they have done retpeéting youre
selves, and the present adminifiraude ? Yet
when you look round your ¢ountry, you be
bold yourselves in the peaceable pofl flion
of your conftirutional rights—your tarms
and gardens yielding their increale ; your
flocks and herds grazing undisturbed in your
frunfal paftares, your land flowing with
milk aad honey ; the clouds of heaven drop
ing down refrefhiog thowers, the Sun beam
ing forth its benign rays by day, and the
moon bequeathing you a generous share of
#ts borrowed rays by night i The superin
tending provideace of God, constantly fhicid
ing you from che fhaf.s of ruin, poinied at
your peacefal abodes, by a haggard enemy,
that stalks in secret to infnare you into the
most humiliating and degrading policy 1-My.
fcllow-citizens, you have by the peaceable
exercise of your ele&ive franchife done won
ders ! You have in his new world, chain
ed that political dragon which for ages past
gave laws to the old ! That intellettual
beast which haslong gorged on human blood,
and rioted on the ruins cfyour fcllow beings,
bhas at lalt found himfelf chained in the new !
Here he writhes in malign despair, and
breathes out his last venom ¢ But, being
chained, you hear without “dread, his dying
groan—--his expiring threatss—his palpitat
-Ing rage ! INVESTIGATOR.
The following pafagraph is from Dr.
Ruswu’s celebrated picce on the mode of
Education proper in a Republic :
¢ A Christian cannot fail of being a Re- .
publican. The history of the creation of
man, and of the relation of our species o
cach cther by birth, which is recorded in
itheQld-Teflamcnt, is the best refutation that
can be given to the divive right of Kings, &
the {trongc argument that can be uled in
favor of the ornginal and natural equality of
all mankind. A Christian, I fay again,can
not fail of being a Republican, for every:
precept of the Golpel inculcates those de
grees of humility, {elf-denial and brotherly
kindness which are direitly opposed to the
pride of Mona:chy and the pageantry of a
Court. A Christian cannot fail of being
ufefnl to the Republic, for his religion
teacheth him, tha: no man ¢ liveth to him
felf.”—And lastly, a Chnttian caonot fail of
being wholly ineffenfive, tor his rehigion
teacheth him, o all thiogs to do to others
what he wouid wilh in like circumstances, -
they fhou'd do to him.?
-No federalift is a Repußrican—
The corollary follows from the above
premises, no federalift is a Chriltian.
Mercy on us, Do&or! At this rate,
“frait ils the gate, and narrow is the
way, that leadeth unto life, and few
there be that find it.” Saxn. f
"¢« The repeal ot the internai taxes cutsoff
a source of revenue,” fay the federalifls in
their lamentations over the reduced state of
this country. How this can be true, even:
the federalifts, if they should for once take
the trouble of investigation, would be at 2
loss to conceive. The sources of revenue’
we understand to be the wealth, property and
labor of the citizens. It isthele alone from
which any .revepue can be drawn. And
~ does the aking off a tax from thele dimiaith
their-quantity P Just so does stopping leaks'
in a cask diminish the liquor itcontains. Tt
is prefdmed; however, that our frugal and
industrious yeomanry are very willing to
bave their resources diminished in this maon,-
ner, and are oot ready to destroy the present
administration for -effefling the measure
complained of.—Eaflern Star.
: Atthe {hle elefion, in Charleflon, (S. C.)
-fgvgu‘f\epab}icana. seven federalifts, and one
doubtful, are elefted to their next Legifla-.
ture,” Returns bave not yet been received
from all paris of the State ; bat there is. no’
doubt of a handsome Republican majoiity.
oo R L Republicaa,
. Col. Mercer, Republican, is re
ele@ted Governor of Maryland, by a
majority of thirty votes.. The choice
is by the Legislature, and thus deter
*mines the political complexion of that
deyu Lo ; ; ' -
« New-Hampshire Association.
“We are happy in informing the public
thiav- 4n Adffoctation of the Mechanics and
Manufaßturers'of New-Hampihirg, is now
formed. ' Andqhiey having.adopted a Confhi
tation, and are now carrying into effeét such
- regulations, as we doubt not will be for the
neéral good f the communoity ar large.~=
g'ébp: < ngetr confilts ‘of one buéared'
Members, and is {hill o‘g_t’n-foﬂhc feception’
- _ ‘The follewing gentlemen’ compofs the)
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Ar. ToAl4s WAL g:%,'wge,m;ﬁagne:
‘Me;Jou' s Marci, Trébfurer, v
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MéiPave Lesodndh,. 0 {3
Mr, JoserH &sﬂw. N P
- Capt. Na ?%%&;‘{.,’ )&DCHII,J[J 21
ANy Searks it Y Seere.
M CHARLES Har'oy) L Jaries.
“¥Put Maine Baok, & Portland has begun
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Portfunouth, Nov. 23, 1802.
Sunday arrived: here brig Pally, Capt.
Paul, g 5 days from St. Vincems. Lcfr
there {ch. Rzinbow, Paul, to fail in 4 days.
Lat. 30, 57 long. 69, spoke sch. Phoenix;
from Balumore, out 12 davs. Lat. 38, ¢7,
long. 71, 13, [poke sch. Quicktime, Smirh,
of this port, bound to Norfolk, out ¢ days.
Same day arrived brig Friendship, Capt.
Maofon, in g 7 days from Port-au-Prince.
Left there brig Hero, Taylor, of Newburv
port, to fail in g days. Arrived there the
day Capt.M. failed, sloop Fame, Capt.
Koight, from Cape Ana.
. Died on board the Friendship, Mr. Na
thaniel Barns, ieaman, of this town.
~ Yesterday arrived here the brig Governor
Strong, Capt. Boardman, in g 2 days from
Port-au-Prince. 'Left there, brig Mentor,
Tate,; Faimouth ; {ch. Triton, Fuarlong, do ;
————, Lee, Portland ; Martha, Higgens,
dol brig Fortune, Bagley, do ; sloop Fame,
Knight, Gloucester; {ch. Demofelas, Joves,
N. York ; brig Nancy, Brockens, Charles
ton, N. C. ; Mary, Grafton, Baltimore. °
Sailed in co, with brig. Haapah, Abra
bams, N. York. Nov. g, lat. 33, 13, N.
loag. 73, 47, W. spoke sch. Betsey, of
Philedeiphia, frem Norfolk, who had loft
the Capt. Wilkam Simmonds, overboard.
Nov. 18, in the South Chaanel, spoke the
brig Ceres, Adams, from Boston.
Died on board the Gov. Strong, Mr.
David Baoks, of Kittery, and master An
drew Smith, of Durham. :
Same day, arrived brig Sally, Capt. Tut
tle, in 25 days from Jamaica. Nov. 16,
lat. 37, 4, loog. 74, Ipoke brig Hiram,
Capt. Lifter, out 40 days from Surrinam,
veflel in a 2 bad condition ; lat. 41, 54, long.
72, {poke brig ————, out g¢ days trom
Martinique, hovnd to Cuftine.
Same day arrived brig Hitty, Capt. Parror,
Entered at the Custom-Hovuse.
Brig Nancy, Patier{on, Baibadoes.
Ship Sampson, Tibbetts.” London, via
’ : [ Bolton.
Brig Polly, Paul, St. Vincents.
Brig Friendlbip, Manson, Port-Republic.
o CLEARED.. ‘
Brig Betley, Boardman, - Barbadees,
Brig Rebecca, ‘M’Clintock,. Tobago.
Brig Orlind, © Drilco, Antigua,
| Ship News Extra. '
We are happy to hear, that the faft tail
ing and [vand ship Republican Confiirution
elzft, on the tft inst. pafl-d the old piratical
thip Essex funto under jury malls, and wa
ter logged, with no peifon -on board—ihe
Officers and crew, wiih the Kats, having
deserted ner jult in season to save their ba
con. ¢ Stormy weather”?, lay the Officers
and crew, prevemed their saving the O/
Hulk, Her tender, the Pickaroon, had
been previouily chaled athore on Cape D/ /-
pair, by the Republican.¢¢ bomb ketch.”
We are told, that the £/Fx Funto belonged
to the Houle of AHam:ilton, Pinckney, Pick
ering, and Co, She was notinfured, as she
was not sea worthy. o
Hymeneal Register. - |
s —MARRIED=— i
In this town,‘on Thualday eveniag last, |
by Elder £ Bmith, Mr. Jacos Lewis, i
of Kitery, to Mrs. Mary Hivrow, of
this town.——=M:. Joseru Gaver, to !
Miss Bursey TreDiCK, : ‘
Ry AR IR O R Ge o - ARSI NG T R :
Bill of Mortaliy. |
‘ i g
At Boften, Col, WirLvriam Perkins, |
aged 60, an Officer in the Revolutionary ’
War.—Capt, Benj. Goraay, 2ged 60.
—Mis. Mary Conpe, aged 47. '
: At Cambridge, Decacon BEnNjaAMIN
- Hivy, aged 69. (5 '
At Portland, Brig. Gen. Coßgr. '
At Hamptontalls, Mr. Isaac'Brßown.
In this town, Mrs. Ax~ SiMEs, aged
65.—Mys. Lou b, aged 76. b
This Day Publithed,
+ And for Sale by the Printers hereof,
‘A Sermon on Baptilm,
' preached at Northwood, July I¢, 1802, at -
“the Baptizing of Mrs. STokEs. - By Elder
Evrias SMiTH ; and now pablithed by the
.carnelt {olicitation, of the hearers. They
“believing it to be a complete refutation to
the unchristian ‘and uncandid Remarks of
Mr. Peter Edwards. Asd it is earnestly
-requeited that every searcher after: truih,
,may ‘read this Discourse. The price of it
is only yof cents, '
85 Subscribers are requefied to call for
their Bocks. Nev. 22,1802,
_ENCYCLOPEDIA or
J ) ICTIONARY of Arts,fciences,
D and Miscellaneous Literature,
in 18 quarto vols. price 182 dollars a
fert; afew sett of which is jult import
ed from Philadelphia and for sale at
-the Bookfore of C: PEIRCE, No. g
Daniei-ftreet, Portfmouth,who is daily
adding to 'his extensive assortment of
- BOOKS. ' May be had as above,
. Henry’s Explanation to the Bible.
i - Burket’s do. to New Testament.
Wright’s complete Book of Martyrs.
Jofephus'Works.. Abbots’ Treatise
. on the Law of Merchants Ships & Seamen.
- Townsend’s Guide to Health, 15/.
" Solomon’s ditto - ditto, 6/
- Interesting Memoirs, by a Lady, 6/
- Amelia,or'the Influence of Virtue,6/.
i : & gaoéwrtmnt oog ‘ o
- Classical anc&{thel Books. Writing,
* Leuter, Prels,Bonet.and Wrapping Paper.
- Massachusetts Registers and United
- Ifarab Thomys’’Mercantile’; Robert B,
g fh&ﬁm’-‘"&m#{.iz"%ﬂ&&ﬁ,i:—&;; Raff %
¢ommon ALMANACS for r&g,ﬂi’?f o
B 5 Tt OPNIR M T
A GOLD RING ‘dnd 'faridry
L\ other articles; the owner may
Fave dhem agin by applyng to the
% JPociabaths Nov.ss, 2.
#re/h GROCERIES,
e ——— A ——— s
B. Leverett,
Has just treccived and has for.
SALE, at bis Store, Spring-Hill, viz. |
FRESH Jarr and Mufcatall
. RAIZINS, per jar or box— |
do. Malaga pr. Cask, do. black Zang
Curtents, do. Grapes per jar, do. Tur
ky, and Mdlaga Figs, per cask, Shell’d |
and unfhel’d Almonds, Mace, Nut
megs, Cloves, Cinnamon, ° Cassia, '
Citron, Ginger, Pepper— ‘
Fine Flour per bbl. Rice pr. |
Ct. Coffee, Welihes’ No. ‘1 & 7 Cho
colate, Mufterd per lb. & bottle, Ca
pers, Anchoives, and Sardinians, per
bottle, Sweet- Oil per flatk, Liquid
Blue per jug, Hair Powder, Wind
sor, Scented and Crown Soap, Re
fined Salt Petre per keg or retail,
Spanish Indigo— _
Lorrullard’s celebrated Mac
coboy Snuff per bottle, do. Elliots’
per keg or retail, Spanith Segars—
Gunpowder, Hyfon
Young Hyion, Hyfon TEAS,
Skin, Souchong &’ Bohea '
of a [uperior quality.
Philadelphia Loaf Sugar, per
Ct. or Loat, Double refined, ditto.
Jamaica Sugar per Ct. or retail.
Malaga, & Claret } “ATINES'
Madeira, Sherry,
Welt-India Rum, ditto Old
Rum, Brandy, Holland Gin, Molail
es, Burton Ale per doz. London bot
tle Porter per dozen, Long Cork’d
Claret Wine, per c.# ordoz. .
Spermaceti, mould and dipt
Candles, Spermaceti Oil for Lamps-—
Weft-India Cotton—— :
Tumblers per straw, Vinegar
Cruetts, {tone Juggs, from 1 to 3 gals.
{tone, Pots, from 1 do. to 3 do.
St. Übes Salt, per hhd. or
buthel—4A general assortment of &
Iron Hollow Waneg, &c.
Portfmounth, November 23, 1802.
Samuel Hill,
TP AL POR SHEE,
T HIRTY tons Swedes, Rus
sia and Archangel IRON, of
different sizes, suitable for Sleigh Run
ners, Chaise Tites, and Wheel ditto ;
STEEL, Heart and Club, German,
Halback, Father and Son ; NAILS,
20d, lod, 64, 4d English Nails, and
American Citto, wrought and cut ;
Iron Hollow Ware ; Frying Pans ;
Englith feel pointed Shovels ; Grind«
stones. % Bk e !
Rum, per hogshead ; Gin
Hyfon, Hyion skin, Scuchong and
Bohea TEA ; COFFEE, per bag ;
Fithing Gear ; Lines, of all kinds ;
NerTs, of all sizes; T'wine of every
kind ; Hooks, of all sizes: and aV
riety of other GOODS, too numerous
for an advertisement. .
Any of the above GOODS,
fold by Wholesale or Retail, as cheap
as can be had in town. '
Y Likewise, A QUANTITY OF .
SLEIGH BELLS. .
Cash and the Boston price given for
~ SHIPPING FURS.
Part/mouth, “ov. 23, 180¢. ;
. FOR SALE AT ... . l
D. Austin’s flore,
Opposite the New-Market, . !
Fresh Raisins and Cur
rants 3 with a gfe’neral 'aﬂ'ori:mé‘ntv
GROCERIES,
-also, Red, Blue and Green
‘Morocco and ‘Roan SX/NS, good in
quality and ascheap as can be bought
in Boston. o Nov-2g
@t i POROSHLE Lprh g
- Afew Casks frefh -~
"RAISINS, and -
gd proof Grenada Rum
pr. the Hogshead, ba A i
by Fohn M Clintock,
at N° 11, on the Ijif_rq -
SoRO R S ATIE B i
" John Rindge,
. v oNORTH END, s
A few Hogsheads *
Weftilndia R UM.
1+ Portsmouth, ok 283 378 RBsl b
- Gafk Gen for! =
- White Oak Hhd. Staves,. ...
oy by SAMUEL JONES.
AGOOD BARGAIN
A A e | VIET G
Dot e POR. ST ai il
Lty e ;;,Bu;i,%ding. called
it , the ' Globe Tavern,
. o wereg of lﬁﬂdﬁ‘ﬁjém{
i, For particulars Inquire of Sam’l
‘Tucker. Portsmouth Plains; Nov 23,
Edw’d Parry,
Informs his friends and euftomers
that he has returned from Europe with-
A wvery large assortment of -
GOODS,
Which was purchased from the
manufallurersy and which be will fell
at small advances for cash or ap
, proved credit, by the package,
piece or retail ; and. assures
those awho have money to dis
. Pose of for. any articles
in bhis line, that they
will find it to their .
advantage to
: _call at his Shop. :
His Stock consists of
150 pieces of Superfine & low
price fathionable Broadcloths, from
6/ to 40/ per yard. ‘
200 ps. Plain & Forest Cloths.
5o ps. Superfine Coatings, Rat
~ teens and Lambikinss.
40 ps. blue, red and green Ser~
ges and Fearnoughts.
35 ps- Fathionable Caflimeres,
from 6/to 21/ per yard. ‘
5o ps. fathionable Swan{downs.
150 ps. Baizes and Flannels.
200 pair Rose Blankets,all sizes.
200 ps. Durants, Tammies and
Moreens.
100 ps. Ruflels & Calimancoes.
150 ps.. Wildbores, Camblets,
and Cambleteens.
40 ps.Shalloons & Antiloons.
40 ps. blue and black Velvets
and Corduroys. ;
50 ps. Florentine and Lastings.
200ps.IrithLinens & Sheetings.
1000 groce fathionable & com
mon Buttons. '
10,000 yds. fathionable Chint
zes & Copperplate Furnitures.
620 yds. Dimities & Muflinets.
1000 yds. {prig’d & tambor’d
‘Muflins, from 3/to 24/ per yard.
1000 yds. cambric, jaconet &
book Muslins. |
600 yds. Englith Bed Ticks.
1200 yds.blackModes & Satins.
200 yds. Pelicee Silk,
30 doz. men’s Beaver Hats, of
the latest fathion. . -
20 doz. Ladies’ Beaver Hats,
.--;fdme“’of which are very elegant. -
36 doz. fathionable Ranalloy
firaw Hats & Bonnéts: Trimmings.
50 doz. camel’s hair, silk, muf
_ lin, cambric and chintz Shawls.
100 doz. of best Jersey & Wilt
fhire men’s knit Stockings, superior
to any ever imported. . ' .
too doz. L.adies’ Cotton & Silk
Hose, Gloves and Mitts. .
2 trunks of fafhionable Muffs
and Tippets, Furr Shawls and
Wadding. .. :
, .. large assortment of
Ladies’ London made Shoes
with water proof soles to fit.
Anelegant assortment of
Englith and French Laces &
Edgings. A large assortment of
Bed Laces, Fringes & Taflels.
“Englith patent white and col
ored sewing Cotton Th"rezid.s -
Water proof Umbrellas.
20 Balesl sthread Cod Lines,
sewing Twine, Hérring Netts,
and patent Shoe Thread ;
With a general assortment of
- Other GOODS, as ufual.’
Pot & Pearl Afhes,and Flax-
Seed will be received in pay. 1
Market.firect. Portsmouth, Nov. 23.
100 Dollars Reward.
gTOLEN from the stable of
».J the subscriber in. Peppercivor
-ough, on the 15th inst. a-sorrel col
‘oured HORSE, about: sixteen hands
high, a small star in his: forehead,
three white .feet, had on only two
shoes when stolen, enclining to pace
when he firlt starts § carries his head
very. high—avso—a Bay MARE, a
‘bout fifteen hands high, a white stripe
‘on her face—trots.all; two white feet,
naturally very cross. Supposed to be
stolen by two men, one said his name
was William Coleby, about fix feet high,
~light complexion, has a fever fore on
his leg.—The other a Scotchman,
{hoft of fix feet. high, sandy complex
i P?g’%bl§§§'.,;,na,§¢"‘.9€ Ml
¥ W&es%o@%g'ghénéggx%
gan, iuppoled to relide in Lonway.
060 thesfubleriber said Horses
*“Hﬁg ¥ DOLLARSTe
‘ward, and FIFTY more for appre
hending and:fectiring said thieves.
iy A THGg%AS -CUTTFSiy
- Pepperelborough, Nov. 20, 1802.
TWANTED to PURCHASE. =
S ?ﬁ‘relcmalma Snakeroot.
L Tt s dagame o eS,
e T NOTICE L
"THIS ' DAY..
AL 11 Oclack awill ommence, at the G-
Jfice of ALEXANDER EWEN, ¢z
Market fireet, Portsmouth, the fule
o a valuable assortment of
- MERCHANDIZE,
, ¢ -CONSISTING OF ' :
Superfine and low priced
quad'ClOthS 3 Caffimers ; Callicoes §
Tambord, Chintz and purple Shawls
Poqket Handkerchiefs; Hats ; Linens 3
Knives and Forks, &c. &c.
—ALSO—At half paf} 12 o’clock,
Thirty casks of frefh Raisins 3
and to catks of Currents, India Su- -
gar, &c. &c.
05 The above articles will be fold
for Casn, without:referve.
.&{‘_@Mcmbcr 23, 1802. -
RUM.
THIS DAY at 12 o'clock
? WILL BE SOLD -
At Public Vendue,
On MOFFAT’s WHARF,
Twenty Puncheons of good
_ flavourd
St. Vincentss R U M,
one half for cath down—the other
half for approved notes at 30 days,
with good endorsers, payable at the
Ncw-Ig-lampfhire Bank.
Nov. 23, 1802. i
Daring Robbery !
LAST evening about 7 o’clock
was cut off and Rtolen from be«
hind the Eastern Stage, while waiting
at Mr. Davenport’s door in this town,
a TRUNK, containing a bundle of
valuable . Papers ; a Pocket Book,
ticd with tape ; and wearing appar
rely marked G. F. 10 DOLLARS,
reward will be given for the property
(tolen, and Twenty for the Thief
and property, by '
'GEORGE F¥FROST, sf Beravick,
or JOHN BOWLES, jr. of Portfm.
' Portimouth, Nevember- 23, 1802.
P ok 5e NG AT SIS RS TIRT)
AT OTICE is hereby given to the
N proprietors and owners of land
in the town of CHARLESTOWN,
in the county of Cheshire, agd State
of New-Hampshire, who are delia
quent in paying their taxes for ‘the
year 1801—That {o much of their
land in said town, as will pay {aid tax
and cost, will be fold at public vens
due, to the highelt bidder, at the
dwelling-house of Mr. Moses Willard,
Jinnholder in said town, on the last
Monday of February next, at /en of
the clock in the forenoon, unless pres
vented by previous paymant.
. 4 “ P
l? Pouig M &g
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Oviginal Pro» .52 83 . 8 & €
prietors Nancs.l QIR K%S
Sso®~ Oy = B ~
2 B 0 O i
Sam’l Hunt, ' © 14 3 100 4 1 0 41 4
Moses Wheeler, 10 0 100 5 1 041 4
Lemuel Hafting, 12 0 100 6 1 0 41 4
Capt. Weath- .}}l i %
erby’s heirs, | 3 wakie
L\i,o{cs&\)\\;"l,\cel;:, 100100 71 041 4
c‘:by, half, }“ 9509 050305 %
Hunt eat ‘ - :
Peter Labree, -15 0 100 1 0 041 4
Lemuel Haftiog, 21 0 100 0 1 041 4
Moses Wheeler, 15 0 100 8 1 041 3
Samuel Hunt, 19 010001 ¢4l g 4
Simon Stevens, 13 0 100 0 I ©4l 4
Samuel Stevens, 13 0 100 4 I ©4l /4
Wm. Heywood, 14 0 100 5 1 041 4
Seth Walker, 53 0. 500 050 20} 2
Joho Spafford, 140 1006 1 0 41 4
_JONATHAN GROUT, Colletor.
Cha L:fown, November g, 1802. f % :
State of New-Hamptfhire, '
4 : - Strefford, [].
NOTICE is hereby given {thc{;na :
1 N . rehd.n: proprietoss and owners of
land inthe town of ALTON, county of
Strafford, and State aforefaid, who have not
paid their road and county taxes for the
year 1801, that so much of ‘their lands as
will ‘pay laid taxes, together with incidental
charges, will be fold at public vendue, at
the dwelling-hovfe of ZeBuLoN Davas,
_in said town, on Tuelday sthe asith day of
January, 180 g, at 10 o’clock, A. M. unless
prevented by previous payment to me the
‘, {fubfcriber. - .g:
! NAMES, T 2 ];-Md G .
; 3 . NS o= ax, 3
: ' SRR OL,
Sam’l Runnefs, part of 517150 1.18 7
The heirs of Sam’l Allen, 4 2 200 ¢ 012
Elisha Davis, - - .~ '4°B" 50 0 o 3
- Mark Wallingsford, =&0 2c6 2 6 13
Samuel Haley digiegooe e 5 14
The large lot, No. 8; tn} :
‘ '.followsg-tﬁc'~llez'ts 'qf} B 9 80 0004
' 9d range, divided as '} :
- Samuel Allen, )0 R
- The two large lots, N 0.6 &) St
| 12, /laid out to the fidre of-|
| iel pllets oo {ll9OO 78,8
| Mchicable Odvorn,°No.'iy V'~
| jorch ramge, caftfide, J 0 ¢
Ike fﬁ T’\S‘*ﬂﬂ”[&ﬁyﬂ = G .
\ ROBERT E. BUZZEL, Cil'r.
| Jdtom\Wow. 15,1800 "
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| Eluwell alias FONATHAN BROWN,
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| on the 18¢h of Nov. infh. avas bff overs
§lare R vhe brig O Shong of Fort
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