The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-11-22 00:00:00, page 3

Brifiol Church Lottery.
THE Honorable General Affcmbly
"of the State of Rhode-Ifland, &c.
having granted to the Church in Bristol
the benefit ofa Lottery, they have eleaed
the Subscribers Managers, who have giv
en Bonds, as required by Law, and now
present the public with the following
S CH E M E.
Dollars Dollars.
1 prize of 2000 is 2000
) 1 700 700
2 prizes of 300 are 600
3 250 730
4 ' 150 600
10 100 1000
12 $0 600
*4 40 560
15 30 450
18 20 360
29 10 ' 290
430 6 2580
2002 5 10010
2541 Prizes. 20,500
2459 blanks For the Lottery, 4500
5000 Tickets, at 5 dollars, 25000
*, Not one Blank to a Prize.
The Managers flatter themselves that
the above Scheme, calculated to ensure
to every charitable adventurer a certain
Prize at a small Hazard, will meet the.
Approbation of the Public ; and as they
are determined that no exertions on their
put fltali be wanting, they feel confident
an asserting, that this Lottery fltali com
mence drawing on the firft Monday of
December next.—All Prizes shall be paid
on Demand, excepting the ten highefl,
which shall be payable within 60 and 90
days after the drawing shall have been
published. Prizes not called for within
Six Months, will be considered as given
for the benefit of the Society.
NATHANIEL MUNRO,
LEMUEL CLARK,
WILLIAM PEARSE,
AARON USHER.
^TICKETS & QUARTERS in
the above Lottery, and in the Amofkeag which
win draw the 28th November; to fold at the
B^kftore of C. Peirce, Portfaaut^
Logwood, Redwood & Fuftick
—Tndigo, Copperas and Allum.
Nutmegs; Pepper; Pimento;
Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace and Ginger.
4d, 6d, rod, and 2od, Nails ;
American & English Spades & Shovels ;
Ship. Scrapers ; Shot and Flints.
Elliot's Snuff per keg; Kite
foot and Spanifli Segars; Pipes; Tobac
co; No. i,2 & 3 Smoaking do.
Connecticut Cheese; Pollock
Fish; Coffee; Chocolate ; Cotton.
Raisins; Flour; Poland Starch;
Mould and dipt Candles; Windsor and
Curtis'fhaving Soap ; Salt Peter ; Mustard;
Brimstone ; Spemaceti and fwcet Oil;
Carpet and drawing Brooms.
ft, The Store in Buck-street,
lately improved by Mr. Nathan B. Folsom,
—For terms apply as above.
London Porter ; Vinegar ;
Wrapping and Writing Paper ; empty
Barrels & Kegs; Mens and Boys Shoes ;
English bend Soles.
Hyfon, young Hyfon, Hyfon
(kin, Souchong & Bohea TEAS ; Loaf,
Havannah and Brown SUGARS.
A few hogsheads 2d & 3d proof
good flavored St. Vincents and Tobago
RUM; pipes best Holland GIN; Co
niac and other BRANDY's.
RESpectfully informs his cuf
tomefs and the puclrc, that he has
takena store oppofre Mr. Sam'l Hull's in
Fore-street, where he has for SALE by
Wholesale and Retail, the following Ar.
ticles, cheap for call) or short approved
credit.— viz —
14 Saddles, different kinds. Also,
A Chest containing 46 pieces
well assorted CALICOES, Furniture
and Cotton CHECKS, at a lower price
than usual, it being to close an account
of Sales.
and white GIN, per pipe or barrel.
Chocolate, whole and half boxes.
A few chests Hyfon-fkin TEA.
For Safa at No. 7, Long-wharf,
Excellent 4th proof BRANDY,
FOR SALE, very Cheap,
4^2^^ AConvenientDwell
'"' HOUSE, opposite
„ I ''° " ew Market, one of the
1" "'" ^"'s f° r business of
^L^a&Jany in Portfinouth, cither
for Wholesale or Retail—half the money
will be required at the time of purchase,
and the remaining half in fix and twelve
months with hitereft; for further particu
lars enquire of
JOHN PENHALLOW, Esq.
or DANIEL AUSTIN.
—ALSO—
Rye; Pork ; Bay-Tallow, &c.
^-=^ T HE HULL of
I a new BRI G,
Burthen 12; Tons, single decked, with
Masts and Spars coinplcat; built of good
materials, and by faithful workmen,
for further particulars enquire of
Samuel Ham.
Portsmouth, Nov. 22, 1800.
REMOVED.
Eben'r Chadwick,
Portsmouth, Nov. 22, iSoo.
Portsmouth, Nov. 22, ißco.
FOR SALE,
70 LET,
TO BE SOLD,
A House & Land
in KITTERY, about one mile
from Portsmouth ferry.—
THE House is 40 feet by 24, of 2
stories; with Barn, out houses,
Blacksmiths shop, Wharves, &c. and
about five acres of Land—A part of
the land has been heretofore occupied
as a ship-yard, is the best situation for
the purpose on the Pifcataqua, and
while it presents an advantageous es
tablishment 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 sub
scriber on the premises.
W. D. PECK.
STAGE S,
For the Winter EflabliJhment,
WILL run from Boston to Ports
mouth twice a week until the mid
dle of May next, on the following days,
viz. Mondays and Thursdays leave Pea
body's tavern in Ann-flreet, Boflon, at 6
o'clock in the morning—arrive at Exeter
fame evenings; thedays following arrive
at Davenport's tavern in Portsmouth, at
ten o'clock, A. M. in time for the Eafttrn
Stages : —Returning, leave Davenport's
tavern in Portsmouth, Tuesdays and Fri
days, at 3 o'clock P. M. arrive at Exeter,
fame evenings, the days following go on
to Boston. Portsmouth, OR. 24, 1800
Elijah Perkins,
INFORMS the public that he
I has removed from Dover to this town,
and taken that large and convenient
Wharf and yard, known by the name of
Warner's wharf, where he conflantly
keeps a large assortment of
, LUMBER
of every description, bOR 3ALE, by
large or small quantities, and is determin
ed to keepa constant supply, that any
person may be served at the shortest no
tice, and whe-e Lumber of all kinds will
be purchased in. Alfa FOR SALE,
Sea Coals ; Stone Lime, & about'
100,000 of excellent BRICKS.
^'AMPS
Os the following denominations—
-4—lo—2o—2s—^o—so0 —50 & 75 Cents
each ; also, Stamped Bills of Exchange,
20 and 10 cents. Charter Parties of
affreightment, &c. &c.—to be fold at'
C. PEIRCE's, Bookllore, N°. 5, Daniel-ftrect,
Portsmouth.
Boston, Haverhill and Exeter
Stove Funnel.
20 or 30 feet of part worn Stove
Funnel, for sale at N. MELCHER's
Bjackfmith's shop.
WHEREAS a commission of bank
ruptcy hath been awarded and is
sued by the Honorable David Sewall,
Esquire, Diftrift Judge of the Ditlrid of
Maine, against Porter Lummus, of
Portland, in said Diftrift, Trader, and
he being declared a bankrupt, is hereby
required to surrender himfelf to thecom
miffioners, named and authorifed in said
commission, on the 4th and 18th days of
November, and the sth of December
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
each of said days, at the auction room of
Edward Oxnard, io said Diftrift,
and in all things to conform to the direc
tion, o? the ad of Congress, entitled “ an
ad for establishing an uniform system of
bankruptcy throughout the United
States," at firft of which meetings, the
creditors whose refpedive debts dial!
amount to two hundred dollars and up
wards, are to come prepared to prove their
debts and choose an assignee or assignees
—at the second of which meetings all
other creditors of said Lummus are to
come prepared to prove their refpeaive
debts.
ALMANACS.
Farmer's & Thomas' Almanac's
for sale at C. Peirce's Brookftore, by
Groce, dozen, orfingle.
The choife of affinees is adjourned to
the last meeting.
Given under our hands at Portland this
23th da, of Oflober, 1800.
EDWARD OXNARD,
JAMES NEAL.
THOMAS, HOVEY.
Whereas it is alleged that the following
American feameu, Citizens of New-
Hampfliirc, viz. Benjamin Chamberlain,
John Thompson, Thomas Weeks, and
Samuel Abbot, are detained on board
British fllips of War--ir is therefore re
quested that the friends, or relations of
those persons would call at the Custom-
House, and describe their persons, so
that such descriptions may be sent on to
the Secretary of State, as soon as may be,
in order that means may be used for their
liberation, which Government are en
deavoring to obtain.
^tate of New-Hampshire.
Mens Names. Places of Nativity.
Benjamin Chamberlain, Unknown
John Thompson, ditto.
Thomas Week, Portfmnirh.
Samuel Abbot, ditto.
Information to American Seamen*
THOs MARTIN, Colledor.
Portsmouth, N0v.22, 1 800.
Bankruptcy,
* State of New-Hampfare,fs. COUNTY GRAFTON
NOTICE is hereby given to the Nonresident Proprietors and Owners of Rights Lots Oft. _, 1 r t' 1•
the Towns of Bath, Lyman , Littleton, Landaff, Concord, ^confa „ t and
'Tu^"" "'e^ o ^ and situated i° the 57th Cohesion Diftrid, on which the Direct Tax remains unpaid h a"a C ^ "!-
eighth day of January, 1800, pursuant to an ad of Congress, passed July 14th, 1798, entitled an ad to lay and n f AV" ^' y %r'^
much of said I.and as will fatisfv the Tax or Taxes affixed to each Rioht I ots nr Pn-r-k x. ° n r. ' I°°'" a Direct Tax, &c.— That so
be fold at Public Au&on at the times and places hereafter fpecified, ^G prevent by p'refo ^fo^ 0 "^ "^ and '^ ^
Taxes m she town of Bath, at the dwelling house of Do&or Isaac Moore of & Bath, on Monday and Tuefday the 2^"^
A ""fa ‘^ e mor ,?f "-A ] l that remains unpaid in the town of Lyman, at the house of Lemuel Parker'in said town 3 Th °'tft"";,',"
the s th and 6th days of fad month, at ten o'clock in the morning.—All that remains unpaid in the town of LittoZM/'
9th and loth days of said month, at ten o'clock in the morning, at the house of major James Williams in said town In ,°° day a " d ru %y the
town of Land, at the house of Jonathan Noyes in said town, on Thursday and Friday the 12th and Jhd"'
T^-AII that remains unpaid in the town of Concord, at the house of major Samuel Young, in said ton M m
,d, 7 th days of fad Q, at ten o'clock in the morning.-All that remains unpaid in the town of Bethlfo^ wE 1
in said town, on Thursday and Friday the 19th and 20th days of said month, at ten o'clock in the mofe-Al^^ 3 ,™°'^''
of Franconia and Lincoln, at the house of Simeon Eaftmao, in Landaff, on Monday and Tuefday the 23d and alh '°'
Nonrfdent Delinquents
in BATH.
••OR).GO•
K (J
100 I I Weft. 60
do 2 I do 60
do 3 1 do 60
do 8 1 do 60
^; do 14 1 do 60
^ do 3 2 do 60
lodo 113 do 80
I Zdo 16 3 do 80
ldo 17 1 do 40
^ do 23 I do 40
%do 24 I do 40
do 25 1 do 40
I Zdo 26 I do 40
hdo 28 I do 40
zSO 29 2 do 20
^IOO 30 2 do 40
^do 31 2 do 40
do 41 2 do 40
^do 44 3 do 60
^do 45 3 do 60
to d ° 54 3 do 60
^do 56 3 do 80
q 6O 2 » do 36
_do 3 1 do 36
^do 71 do 32
^do 8 1 do 32
>do 101 do 32
q do 17 1 do 36
do 1 2 do 16
do 3 2 do 16
do 4 2 do 16
do 5 2 do 16
do 1 3 do 16
do 2 3 do 16
do 3 3 do 16
do 10 3 do •16
do 13 i East. 24
do 9 2 do 16
do 10 2 do 16
do ii 2 do 16
do 6 3 do 16
do 7 3 do 16
do 6 4 do 12
50 15 1 do 30
100 1 2 do 60
do 4 2 do 60
do 5 2 do 60
do 6 2 do 60
do 10 2 do 60
do 20 3 do 60
do 2'l 3 do 60
do 22 3 do 60
1076 Acres Proprietary
Land lying in all parts of the
Town, being Gores, Patches,
&c. Dolls. Cents.
16
Nohrefde nt Delinquents
in CONCORD.
'^* § ^
Names of ™
Origins
Proprietors.& j{
Joseph Burt 211 42 4
Jonathan Burt 211 42 4
Eleazer Burt do 42 4
Aaron Burt do 42 4
Benjamin Burt do 42 4
Enos Burt do 42 4
Stephen Belding do 42 4
Daniel Bull do 42 4
Joseph Blanchard do 42 4
Afahel Burt do 42 4
Wofa Brockway do 42 4
Samuel Clark do 42 4
Hezekiah Elmore do 42 4
Richard Emory do 41 4
Henry Horfkins do 42 4
Wm. Horfkins do 42 4
Ebenezer Harvey do 42 4
Samuel Hunt do 42 4
Elisha Hunt do 42 4
CbriftofrHorfeins do 42 4
Jonathan Hunt do 42 4
Arab Hunt do 42 4
Silas Hamilton do 42 4
John Hubbard do 42 4
Moses Harvey do 42 4
Nathan Harvey do 42 4
Hophni King do 42 4
Gideon Lyman do 44 4
Joseph Lyman do 42 4
Phineas Lyman ,do 42 4
Elijah Lyman do 42 4
William Lang ,Jo 42 4
John Moffat do 42 4
Elijah Mattoon do 42 4
Joseph Mofely do 42 4
Philip Mattoon do 42 4
James Matthews do 42 4
James Nevins do 42 4
Josiah Pomroy do 42 4
Sbammab Pomroy do 42 4
Eleazer Pomroy do 42 4
Medad Pomroy J o 42 4,
Timothy Root do 42 4
Samuel Root do 42 4
William Symms do 42 4
Ebenezer Severance do 4^4
Benj. Shelding,jr. do 42. 4
Reuben Smith do 42 4
Savage Trufeott do 42 4
William Temple 105§ 21 2
Eliphaz Wright 211 42 4
yofepb Wbeelrigbt do 42 4
Eben'rWalbridge Jo 42 4
Samuel Wire do 42 4
Oliver Warmer do 42 4
Phinehas Wright TOO 40 1
Eldad Wright 211 42 4
Willard Stevens do 42 4
John Smith do 42 4
Gov. Benning Went
•worth 500 Acres, 1 Dollar.
NonreJident Delinquents
in LYMAN.
Original ^ ^ ~
Proprietors.^^lJ
Penderfon Austin 328 68 9 66
Reuben Bradley 328 9 2 87
Timothy Bradley 328 36 5 66
Samuel Bifoo, 328 38 6 88
EliJba I, man 228 3 I 6l
Timotby Peek 328 6t 9 66
Timo. Ruggles 32g 1$ 3 66
Hezekiab Tuttle 328 34 5 66
NonreJident Delinquents
in LITTLETON.
Names of 1 4 Q
Proprietors. |
Benning Wentworth 500 I 00
George Aptborp 400 80
Alexander Phelps 2000 4 02
Smith Williams 40 80
Wheeler 250 50
Moses Wheeler,jr. 270 54
?°fc C .Jones 1800 3 62
NonreJident Delinquents
in LANDAFF.
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Aeres. Cents.
100 9 12 2 16
100. IO 12 2 16
do 11 12 2 16
Zdo 17 12 2 16
^do 18 12 2 16
Odo 9 11 2 16
^do 10 11 2 16
Zdo 11 11 2 16
Odo 15 11 2 16
to do 16 11 2 16
do 17 11 2 16
^do 18 11 2 16
gdo 9 10 2 12
Zdo 10 10 2 12
ado 11 10 2 16
Zdo 15 10 2 16
^do 18 10 2 8
U4do 9 9 2 16
^do 10 9 2 16
todo 119 2 16
^do 12 9 2 16
Odo 139 2 10
co do 14 9 2° 8
^do !59 2 8
Zdo 169 2 8
^do 179 2 16
Odo 18 9 2 16
Ido 10 8 2 10
^do 13 8 2 101
>do 14 8 2 10
^ do 188 2 10
^do 127 2 8
Qdo 137 2 8
^ do 147 2 8
^ do 187 2 8
do 14.6 2 161
do 156 2 161
do , 166 2 16 j
do 17 6 2 131
do 186 2 IO;
do 12 § 2 10,
do 135 2 10
do 14 5 2 10
do 15 5 2 10
do 17 5 2 18
do 124 2 10
do 134 2 10
do 14 4 2 10
do 123 2 14
do 5 3 3 2 12
do 5 1 3 16 ;
do 4 5 3 161
do 1 12 3 8!
do 1 T 3 3 8
do 1 14 3 8
do 1 15 3 8
do 1 16 3 6
do 2 13 3 6
do 12 3 1 20
do 12 4 J 20
do I 2 5 1 20
do 12.6 1 20
do 12 7 % 20
do 12 8 1 20
do 12 I I 20
do 12 2 1 20
do II I I 20
do 11 2 I 20
do 113 1 16
do 114 I 20
do 115 I 20
do 11 6 I 20
do 11 7 I 20
do 11 8 I 20
do 10 11 16
do 102 1 16
do I^3 I I*6
do 10 4 1 16
do 10 5 1 16
do 10 6 1 16
do 10 71 16
do 10 8 1 16
do 9 11 8
do 9 2 1 8
do 9 3 1 81
do 9 4 1 8
do 9 5 1 8
do 9 6 1 8
do 9 71 8.
do .9 8 1 8^
do 8 71 10
do 7 6 1 16 ;
do 67 i 8 (
do 3 6 I 40
Nonrefd. Delinfts in Franconia.
Pref, owners Unk.\\ AOr.{ C.| | M.
Epb.Edwards' pitch 160 40
Watson's Lot. 160 48 3
Drury's Millfarm zoo 8# 5
Wm. Wallace Lot 160 48 3
Vorbock farm izo 48 3
Welch farm 100 40
Snow farm 120 48 3
Rogers farm 100 40
David Sly's pitch 100 40
Grind. Thayers pitch 160 64
Prentice farm 160 64
David Wallace farm 160 40
Original Proprietors.
Thomas Allen 256 51 4
Giles Alexander do 51 4
Giles Alexander,jr. do 51 4
TheodoreAtkifonEfa do 'sl 4
Theodore Atkifon,jr. do 51 4
Eleazer Burt do 51 4
Samuel Blodget do 51 4
Nathan Blodget do 51 4
Caleb Blodget do 51 4
William Blodget do 51 4
Samuel Blodget,jr. do 51 4
Francis Barnard ^sl 4
William Brattle do 51 4
Daniel Castle. do 51 4',
Wifeman Clagget do 51 4
Richard Draper do 51 4
Harrison Gray do 51 4
Jonathan Graves do 51 4
John Graves do 51 4
Moses Graves, jr. do 51 4
Elisha Graves do 51 4
Moses Graves do 51 4
Lewis Gray do 51 4
George Gardner do 51 4
Willis Hall do 51 4
Samuel Hopkins do 51 4
Samuel Hunt do 51 4
Daniel Hopkins do 51 4
Joseph Hutchins do 51 4
Thomas Hubbard do 51 4
Daniel Jones do 51 4
Daniel Jones do 5^4
Titus King do 51 4
Thomas Mitchens do 51 4
Tho : Mitchens,jr. do 51 4
SamuelMarther,jr. do 51 4
William Mitchel do 51 4
Wm. Mitchel, jr. do 51 4
Samuel Marther do 51 4
John Moffatt do 51 4
William Marther do 51 4
Zephaniah Platt,jr. do 51 4
Filch Pool do 51 4
Joseph Pincheon do 51 4
Zephaniah Platt do 51 4
Joseph Russel do 51 4
Jffeph Richardson do 51 4
John Searle do ,4
Thomas Starr do 51 4
Caleb Strong do 51 4
William Shepherd do 51 4
Isaac Searle do 51 4
Samuel D. Searle do 51 4
William Taylor do 51 4
Oxenbridge Tbatcber do JI 4
John Temple do 51 4
Jacob Wendall do 51 4
George Willis do 51 4
David Weft do 51 4
Saunderson Weft do 51 4
Jeremiah Webb do 51 4
John M.Wendalt do 51 4
Justin Wheeler do 51 4
Oliver Wendall do 5x4
Isaac Willard do 51 4
Mark Wentworth do 51 4
Alex'r Williams do 51 4
Gov. Benning Wentworth,
500 Acres, 1 dollar, 4 mills.
NonreJident delinq'ts in Lin coln.
Original grantees^No- acrs\\ Cts
James Avery 320 24
Samuel Andrews do do
John Addington do do
Ebenezer Bowton do do
Seymore Bowton do do
David Bowtom do do
Abner Barnon do do
Eleazer Bowton do do
Ezra Bowton do do
John Brown do do
Jeremiah Clement do do
Jacob Conklin do do
John Dixon do do
Peter Fineb do do
Jeremiah Finch do do
Zuriel Finch do do
Stephen Foutain do do
Joseph Foreman do do
Abraham Farris do do
Joseph Hale do do
James Hoit do do
Thaddeus Hoit do do
Abel Hoit do do
Jabez Holms do do
ditto do do
Samuel Haight do do
Asa Jones do do
David Knap do do
Timothy Ladd do do
Stepben Mangum do do .
William Me Horney do do
Caleb Merrill do do
Ebenezer Munson do do
Ezra Moo do do
Henry Meed do do
Abraham Meed „ do do
Noab Pajhington do do
Oliver Rowell do do
Valentine Rowell do do
Reuben Raynolds,jr. do do
Jofsab Riggs do do
David Slawfon do do
Reuben Stevens do do
Samuel Sellut do do
David Sanford do do
Peter Smith do do
Daniel St. Johns do do
Job St. Johns do do
John Tuttle do do
Jabez Weed do do
Azariah Wood do do
Elijah Weeks do do
David Whiting do do
Seth Whitney do do
Hezekiab Wiat do do
_nry Wiat do do
Samuel Wiat da do
Samuel Waterbury do do
John Nelson do do
Theodore Atkinfen,jr! do do
Gov. Benning Wentworth Pre
fervation,got,Acres, 40 (>nts
N^reftfo Delinquents in BETHLEHEM.
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