The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-12-06 00:00:00, page 4

a— Carlife, Copt. JWn Steely an intrepid officer.
= Gloucfer, Wen. Black; A. M. aged 26
Cambridge, Rabam Ricbardfon, aged 38
, Torrington, (Con.) Gen. Epbarus Sheldon, a
ged 74
Falmoutb, Timothy Crocker, aged 7%
Brookfield, Cornelius labite, aged 90
— Jamaica, Jeremiah Wilbur, of Norwich,
aged 46
° — Lifan, Mr. Polydore Perkins, aged 36
Conway, N. H. Andrew M'Millan,aged 76
Charlefton, William Lyton, and William
Hicks, late of Bfo, g
— Dedham, Calvin Paybanks, aged 22
— Marblebead, Mn. &11, Martin, aged 3s,
corfwil ts Cafet. Nathaniel B. Martin
For tie United States' Oracle of the Day.
A MASONIC SONG.
FIDKLIT \ once had a fancy to rove,
And therefore Ihequitted themanfioro above;
On earth (he arriv'd, but so long was her four,
Jove thought flic intended returning no more.
Then Merc'ry was haften'd id quest of the Dame,
And loon to this world of confufion he came;
At Paris he flopp'd, and enquired by chance,
But heard that Fidelity ne'er w^ in France.
J he God then to Portugal next took his rout,
In hopes that at Lisbon he might find her out;
But there he was told she mock'd superstition,
And left It for fear of the Grand Inquisition.
Being thus disappointed, to Holland he flew,
And ftri&ly enquir'd of an eminent Jew ;
When Mordecai readily told him thus much,
Fidelity never was lik'd by the Dutch.
Arriving at London, he haften'd to Court,
Where numbers of Little Great men oft resort,
Who all flood amaz'd, when he afk'd for the
For both, he enquir'd, when the Court anfwer'J
thus,
The persons you mention, hr, ne'er trouble ts.
Then bending his course to the Cyprian grove,
He civilly afk'd of the young god of Love ;
The Urchin reply'd, could you think here to find
her, [her.
When I and my mother, you know, never mind
"In one only place you can find her on earth,
"The feat of true Friendship, Love, Freedom
and Mirth;
" To a lodge of Free-Masons then quickly repair,
"And you need not to doubt but you'll meet
with HER there.",
Io Westminster Hall next the god did repair,
In hopes with Dame Justice file might be found
there ;
The Soul's Echo in answer to the enquiry,
" what are the Joys of Heaven ?"
Cbrflian,
What is it (dear Soul) that you enjoy ?
Soul's echo, - JoY.
Christian,
is your glory short or everlasting ?
Soul's echo, - lasting.
Cbriftian,
Who is there (dear foul) that doth thus ease you?
Soul's echo, JesU.
Cbriftian,
Doth HE embrace you ip the arms of bliss ?
Soul's echo, - YES.
Cbriftian,
Would you be here again, or there above ?
Soul's echo, - ABOVE.
' Cbriftian,
Where shall we meet and talk anon i'th'even ?
Soul's echo, - in Heaven.
Cbriftian,
'Tell me I pray, can you now fin, or no ?
Soul's echo - - NO.
Cbriftian,
You are so chang'd how shall I know you ?
Soul's echo, - I KNOW YOU.
Cbriftian,
Will not profeffion serve, and curious notion ?
Souls ecbo, - motion.
Cbriftian,
Will not deputing fcive and pious talking ?
Soul's echo, - -- WALKING.
Cbriftian, t
How would you have us live below, dear love?
Soul's echo, • in love.
CbriJlian,
What rule to us on Earth would you -commend
Soul's ecbo, - AMEND.?
Dame,
And fworc they had scarce ever heard of the
name.
[The following is a very droll fpecim*n off Yankee
wit. It has aaually appeared in a Providence
paper ; and if the Groceries of this Rhode-IJland
Jefler be as high flavored as bis humour, be de
serves a daily crowd of cajlamers.]
To be fold by Nicholas Branch,
Albis Refefibry, wf end of the bridge, Providence,
SOLID ARGUMENTS,
Conning of
BREAD, Butter, Cheese, Hams, Eggs, Sal
mon, NeatsTongucs,Oyfters,&c. ready cooked.
At Vienna died; 10,427, born, 11,001
At Pstefurg - 9,869 — 7,4^9
At Berlin - 5,590 - 6,218
At Hamburg - 3,686 - 31595
At Copenhagen-. 3,60 i - 3,4°7
At Konigsberg - 2,451 - 2,173
At Idipzic - 1,297 - 1,027
DIED] — At London, John Chandler, aged 80,
formerly of Boston
— Ward, widow Rachel Biglow, aged 103
— Befton mrs. Ruth Kingsbury, aged 37, consort
of Nathan K.—rars. Sarah Baker,aged 65, widow
of Thomas Baker ; Wm. King, aged 75 ; James
C. Singleton, aged 34 ; Maj. Thomas Seaward,
aged 60; miss Alice Palmer, aged 16, dau, of
Thomas Palmer of Newton
the MORALIST —-No. 380.
Forth: 'United States Oracle of the Day.
AGITATIONS,
Cvder, Vinegar, Salt, Pickles, Sweet-Oil, &c.
GRIEVANCES,
fee,per-SaUte,Mustard. Black-Pepper, Cayenne,
PUNISHMENTS, / [&c.
Wine, Brandy, Gin, Spirits, Bitters, Porter,&c.
SUPERFLUITIES,
Snuff, Tobacco, and Segars.
N. Be Any cf the above articles, to be exchanged for
NECESSARIES, viz.
French Crowns, Spani(h Dollars, Piflareens,
Cents, Mills, or Bank-Bills.
Credit givert for
PAYMENTS,
30, 60, and GO fecunds, or as long as a than can
hold his breath.
RUDIMENTS, Gratis, viz.
ibofe indebted for- - Arguments
MuJI not be - - - Agitated,
Nor think it a -- - Grievance,
If they Jbculd meet - - Punishment,
for calling firfuch - ' - Superfluities,
And fuppofng it not - - Neceflary,
To make immediate - - Payment.
The MEDLEY.—No. 143.
Poetical R&poJitory.
BILLS for 1799.
FOR SALE,
A Small Fishing
4^l SCHOONER, about
^='- x^ tons, wi;h foils and rig
ging, cables and two anchors , two nets;
$ lides ; compass, swing wharf,&?c. —lying
at Capt. Nath'l Melcher's wharf in
this town—for particulars inquire of laid
Melcher. Portsmouth, Nov. 29.
Given under our hand; at Portland this
zyk day of OHobcr. 1800.
EDWARD OXNARD,
JAMES NEAL.
THOMAS HOVEY.
The choife of affinees is adjourned to
the last meeting. °
THE House is 40 feet by 24, 'of 2
stories; with Barn, out houses,
Blacksmiths (hop, Wharves, &c. and
about five acres of Land.—A part of
the land has been heretofore occupied
as a lhip,yard, is the belt situation for
the purpose on the Pifeataqua, 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.
Bankruptcy
WHEREAS a commission of bank
ruptcy hath been awarded ln d i'
sued by the Honorable David Sewall,
Enquire, Dulria judge of the Diftrid of
Maine, against Porter LUMMUS, of
Portland, in fold Dilina, Trader, and
he being declared a bankrupt, rs hereby
required to surrender himfeif to thecom
miffioners, named and authorised in fald
commission, on the 4th and 13th days of
November, and theph of December
next, at 16 o'clock in the forenoon of
each of Did days, at the außion room of
Edward Oxnard, in Did Diftrid,
and in all things n> conform to the direc
tion, of the ad of Congress, entitled “an
4ft for elbbhfhing an uniform fyfcm of
bankruptcy throughout the United
States," at firft of which meetings, the
creditor's ' whose refpeaive debts shall
amount to two hundred dollars and up
ward^, are :o come prepared to prove their
debts and choose an offighce or assignees
—at the fecund of which meetings all
other creditors of foid Lummus arc to
cone prepared toprove their refpedive
debts.
A House & Land
in KIT TERY, about one mile
from Portsmouth ferry.—
FOR SALE,^
V-^:T" £ hull of
6^^b A a new BRI G,
Burrhen 125 Tons, Angle decked, with
Mails and Spars complcat; built of good
meterials, and by faithful wo/kmen
Far further particulars enquire of'
Samuel Ham.
Portsmouth, Nov. 22, 18^0.
tf'^^^r' 'I'HREE Quarters of
i^^aNffir burthenfome and faft fail
ing SCHOONER, Hero,
of York, not five years old, about 100
tolls burthen, now lying at York, —apple
to Mrs. OLIVE HARMON, at her
Dwelling.houfe in said town.
York, Nov. 27, ißoo.
Information to American Seamen.
C
State of New-Hampshire.
\fcns Names. Places of Nativity.
Benjamin Chamberlain, Unknown
John Thompson, ditto.
Thomas Week, Portsmouth.
Samuel Abbot, ditto.
Whereas it is alleged that the following
American feameii, Citizens of New-
Hampfliirc, viz. Benjamin Chamberlain,
John Thompson, Thomas Weeks, and
Samuel Abbot, a?e detained on board
British fllips of War--it is therefore re
qnefted that the trends, or relations cf
those persons would call at the Custom-
Hopfe, and dcfciibe their persons, so
that such defcripnons may be sent on to
the Secretary of State, as (oon as may be,
in order that means may be used for their
liberation, which Government are en
deavoring to obtain.
A LAD lEanted
WANTED to live in a small
VV family a BOY from 10 to iqyeats
of age ; who will receive good treatment.
— Inquire y th A nipt.
Elijah Perkins,
INFORMS the public' that he
A has removed from Dover to th s town,
and taken that large and convenient
Wharf and yard, known by the name of
Warner's wharf, where he constantly
keeps a large aiforrment of
, LUMBER
of evciy description, FOR SALE, by
large or (mail quantities, and is determin
ed to keep a constant Ripply, that any
perlon may be served at the fliorteft no.
tice, and where Lumber of all kinds will
be purchased in. Alfa FOR SALE,
oea Coals ; Stone Lime, &about
100,000 of excellent BRICKS.
THO's MARTIN, Cotte^or.
Portfmoutk, Nov 22, 1806.
TO BE SOLD,
FOR SAL E,
W. D, PECK.
Nonrtfdent Delinquents
in BATH.
^ ^ ^^^u
100 i x Weft. 60 4
do 2 1 do 60 ;
do 3 I do 60<
do 8 I do 60 ,
^ do 14 I do 60
do 3 2 do 60
odo 11 3 do 80
Zdo 16 3 do 80
^ do 17 1 do 40
^do 23 I do 40 j
_do 24 1 do 40 (
Hdo 25 1 do 40;
do 26 I do 40 :
qdo 28 1 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
z do 54 3 do 60
do 56 3 do 80
q6O 2 i # do 36
^ d ° 3 1 do 36
Hdo 7,1 do 32
do 81 do 32 ;
do 10 I qo 32 ,
qdo 17 I do 36 ,
do 1 2 do„i6}
do 3 2 do 16:
do 4 2 do 16 1
do 5 2 do 16 ;
do I 3 do 16 ;
do 2 3 do 16<
do 3 3 do 16 1
do 10 3 do 16;
do 1^ I East. 24 I
do 9 2 do 16 ;
do 10 2 do 16 I
do it 2 do 16
do 6 3 do 16
do 7 3 do 16
do 6 4 do 121
50 15 1 do 30
ICO 1 2 do 60
do 4 2 do 60 1
do 5 2 do 60 :
do 6 2 do Co I
do 10 2 do 60 '
dd 20 3 do 60
do 213 do 60 ;
do 22 3 do 60 :
1076 Acres Proprietary
Land lying in all parts of the'
Town; being Gores, Patches, 1
&C. Dolls. Cents. l
2 16 ;
Nonrefide^t Delinquents
in CONCORD.
Nahtes of {
Original —2l
Proprietors. € ^^
Joseph Burt 2:1 42 4
Jonathan Burt 211 42 4
Eleazer Burt do 42 4
Aaron Burt do 42 4
Benjamin Burt do 42 4
Eno§ Burt do 4: 4 <
Stephen Belding do 42 4
Daniel Bull do 42 4
Joseph Blanchard do 42 4
Afahcl Burt do 42 4
Woflon Brocktuay do 42 4
Sa— uel Clark do 42 4
Hezekiah Elmore do 42 4
Richard Emory do 42 4
Henry Horfkins do 42 4
Wm. Jforlkins do 42 4
Ebentzer Harvey do 42 4
Samuel Hunt do 42 4
Elisha Hunt do 42 4
CbrJofr Horfkins do 42 4
Jonathan Hunt do 42 4
Arab Hunt do 42 4
Silas Hamilton do 4% 4
John Hubbard do 42 4
Moses Harvey do 42 4
Nathan Harvey do 42 4
Hophni King do 42 4
Gideon Lyrcan do 44 4
jofeph Lyman do 42 4
Phineas Lyman do 42 4
Elijah Lytnan do 42 4
William Lang do 42 4
John Moffat do 42 4
Elijah Mattoon do 42 4
SMofely do 42 4
Mattson do 42 4
James Matthews do 42 4
James Nevins do 42 4
Joflah Pomroy do 42 4
Sbammab Pomroy do 42 4
Eleazer Pomroy do 42 4
Medad Pomroy do 42 4
Timothy Root do 42 4
Samuel Root do 42 4
William Symms do 42 4
Ebenezer Severance do 42 4
Benj. Shelding,jr. do 42 4
Reuben Smith do 42 4
Ravage Trufcott do 42 4
William Temple 105^ 21 2
Eliphaz Wright 211 42 4
Jofcpb Wbeelriffbt do 42 4
Eben 'r Walbridge do 43 4
Samuel Wire do 4% 4
Oliver Warner do 42 4
Phinehas Wright 100 40
Eldad Wright 211 4% 4
Willard Stevens do 42 4'l
John Smith do 42 4 1
Gov. Benning Went-!
Worth 500 Acres, 1 Dollar.
State of E&-Hcn@fo COUNTY OF GRAFT ON.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Nonresident Proprietors and Owners of Rights, Lots, Gores, and Parcels, of Land In
the Towns of Bath, Lyman, Littleton, Landaff, Concord, Franconia, Bethlehem, and Lincoln, in the County and
State above mentioned, and situated in the 57th Collection Diftrid, on which the Dired Tax remains unpaid, which became due and payable on the
eighth day of January, 1800, pursuant to an aft of Congress, passed July 14th, 17/8, entitled an ad to lay and colled a Dired Tax, See.—That so
°f Land as will fatisfy the Tax or Taxes affixed to each Right, Lots or Parcels, hereinafter named, together with Tofts and charges, will
be fold at Public Audion, at the times and places hereafter fpecified, unless prevented by previous payment, viz All that remains unpaid of said
Taxes in the town of Bath, at the dwelling house of Dodor Isaac Moore of said Bath, on Monday and Tuefday, the 2d and 3d days of February,!Bol,
at ten o'clock in the hurtling.---All that remains unpaid in the town of Lyman, at the house of Lemuel Parker in said town on Thursday and Friday-,
the s th and 6th days of said month, at ten o'clock hi the morning.—All that remains unpaid in the town of Littleton, on Monday and Tuefday the
9 th and xoth days of laid month, at ten o clock in the morning, at the house of major James Williams, in said town.—All that remains unpaid in the
town of Landaff, at the house of Jonathan Noyes in laid town, on Thursday and Friday the 12th and 13th days of said month, at ten o'clock in the
morning.—All that remains unpaid in the town of Concord, at the house of major Samuel Young, in said town, on Monday and Tuefday the 16th
da ' s °" aid ^onth, at ten °' clock lrt the morning.—All that remains unpaid in the town of Bethlehem, at the house of major Atros Wheeler
in said town, on Thursday and Friday the 19th and 20th days of said month, at ten o'clock in the morning.—All that remaps @ pa id in the town
of Franconia and Lincoln, at the house of Simeon Eastman, in Landaff, on Monday and Tuefday the „d and 24th days- of said February
Original u ^ ^^
Proprietors.^zJS
Penderfon Autlin 328 68 9 66
Reuben Bradley 328 9 2 87
Timothy Bradley 328 36 5 66
Samuel BiJbop 328 38 6 88
Etijba Lyman 228 3 I 61
Timothy Peck 328 6l 9 66
Timo. Ruggles 328 15 3 66
Hezekiah Tuttle 328 34 5 66
Nonrefdeht Delinquents
Q LITTLETON.
Names of I $G^
Proprietors. [^ |^^
Benning Werttzcortb 500 1 00
George Aptborp 400 80
Alexander Phelps 2000 4 02
Smith Williams 40 80
Wheeler 2so 50
Dfofes Wheeler, jr. 270 54
John t. Jones 1800 $62
Nonrefdent Delinquents
in LANDAFF.
Q
Acres. Cents.
100 9 T 2 2 16
IOC TO 12 2 16
do ir 122 16
zdo 17 12 2 16
^do ±8 12 2 16
Odo 9 11 2 16
sdo 10 It 2 16
zdo 11 11 2 16
^do 15 11 2 16
todo 16 11 2 16
do 17 11 2 16
do 18 11 2 16
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Zdo 10 10 2 12
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^do 18 10 2 8
^do 9 9 2 16
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todo 119 2 16
^do 129 2 16
Odo 139 2 10
co do 149 2 8
do 159 2 8
Zdo 169 2 8
gdo 179 2 16
Odo 18 9 2 16
Ido 10 8-2 io
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do 14 8 2 10
^do 188 2 10
^do 127 2 8
Qdo 137 2 8
do 14 7 2 8
^ do 187 2 8
do 14 6 2 16
do 15 6 2 16
d'o 166 2 16
do 17 6 2 12
do 186 2 10
do 125 2 10
do 13 5 2 10
do 14. 5 2 10
do 15 5 2 10
do 175 2 18
do 12 4 2 10
do 13 4 2 10
do 14 4 2 10
do ±23 2 14
do 13 3 2 12
do 51 3 16
do 4 5 3 16
do T 12 3 8
do 1 13 3 8
do 1 14 3 8
do I If 3 8
do 1 16 3 6
do 2 13 3 6
do 12 3 1 20
do 12 4 1 20
do I± 5 I 20
do 126 1 20
do 12 7 1 20
do 12 8 I 20
do 12 I I 20
do 122 I 20
do it I 1 20
do II 2 I 20
do Ii 3 1 16
do 114 I 20
do sis I 20
do It 6 I 20
do 11 7 I 20
do 11 8 I 20
do 101 I 16
do ic2 1 16
do 103 I 16
do 10 .4 1 16
do 105 1 16
do 10 6 1 16
do 10 7 1 16
do 10 8 1 16
do 91 1 8
do 92 1 8
do 93 1 8
do 9 4 1 8
do 95 1 8
do 9 6 1 8
do 9 718
do 9 8 1 8
do 8 71 10
do 7 6 1 16
do 67 1 8
do 3 6 1 40
Nonrtfdent Delinquents
in LYMAN.
Nonresident Delinquents
in FRANCONIA.
Pref, owners Unk.\\ Acr.\\ C.| M.
Epb.Edwards' pitch 160 40
Watson's Lot. 160 48 3
Drury's Millfarm 200 80 5
Wm. Wallace Lot 160 48 3
Vorbock farm 120 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 04
David Wallace farm 160 40
Original Proprietors.
Thomas Allen 256 51 4
Giles Alexander do 51 4
Giles Alexander,jr. do 51 4
TheodoreAtkifenEfq do 5 14
Theodore Atkfon,jr. do 51 4
Eleazer Burt do 5'1 4
Samuel Blodget do 51 4
Nathan Blodget do 51 4
I'Caleb Blodget do 51 4
William Blodget do 51 4
Samuel Blodget,jr. do 51 4
Francis Barnard do 51 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
Blifha Graves do 51 4
Moses Graves do 51 4
Lewis Gray do 51 4
George Gardner do fi 4
Willis Hall do 514
Samuc| Hopkins do 51 4
Samuel Hunt do 51 4
Daniel ffopkins do 51 4
jofeph Hutchins do 51 4
Thomas Hubbard do 51 4
Daniel Jones do 51 4
Daniel Jones do 514
Titus King do 514
Thomas Mitchens do 51 4
Tho: Mitchens,jr. do 51 4
SaniuelMfftherjr. do 51 4
William Mitchel do 51 4
Wm. Mitchel, jr. do 51 4
Samuel M^rther do 51 4
John Moffatt do 51 4
William Marther do 514
Zepbaniab Platt,jr. do $1 4
Filch Pool do 5X4
Joseph Pincheon 'do 51 4
Zephaniah Platt do 51 4
Joseph Ruffcl do 51 4
Joseph Richardson do 51 4
fohn Searle do 51 4
ThornasStarr 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
OxenbridgeTbateber 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 Jo 51 4
John M.Wendall do 51 4
Judin Wheeler do 514
Oliver Wendall do 51 4
Isaac Willard do 51 4
Mark Wentworth do 51 4
Alex r Williams do 51 4
Gov. Benning Wentworth,
500 Acres, x dollar, 4 mills.
Nonresident delinq'ts in Lincoln.
Original grantees^No. acrs\ &s
James Avety 320 24
Samuel Andrews do do
John Addington do do
Ebenezer Bowtort do do
Seymore Bowtort do do
David Lawton do do
Abner Barnon do do
Eleazer Bowtort do do
Ezra Bowfort do do
John Brown do do
Jeremiah Clement do do
Jacob Conklin do do
,obn Dixon do do
Peter Finch do do
Jeremiah Finch do do
Zariel Finch do do
Stephen Foutain do do
Jefepb Foreman do do
Abraham Farris do do
ffepb Hale do do
James Hoit do do
Thaddeus Floit do do
Abel Hoit do do
Jabez Holms do do
ditto do do
Samuel Haight do do
4f a Jones do do
David Knap do do
Timothy Ladd do do
Stephen Mangum do dp
William Me Horney do do
Caleb Merrill do do
Ebenezer Munfort do do
Ezra Moo do do
Henry Meed do do
Abrabam Meed do do
Noab PaJkington do do
Oliver Rowell do do
Valentine Rowell do do
Reuben Raynolds, jr. do do
Jtfab Riggs do do
David Slawfon do do
Reuben Stevens do do
Samuel Sellut dp do
David Sanford do do
Peter Smith do do
Job St, Johns do do
John Tuttle do do
Jabez Weed do do
Azariah Wood do do
Elijah Weeks do do
David Waiting do do
I Seth Whitney do do
I Hezekiah Wiat do do
Henry Wiat do do
Samuel Wiat do da
Samuel Waterbury do do
John Nelson do do
Gov.Benning Wentworth's Pre
feroafton,§CQAcres, 40 Cent,
Nonrtfde^ Dclir.q te? rts in BETHLEHEM.
1 \
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BENJAMIN SNOW,
collector of ti^ tib fyk&o» Difriß-