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to Mr. Davis, to be by him laid before
the House or given, to the Prefident.in
his diferetion. Breckenridge's revolutions
had passed both Houfe.s, and the deci
sive step was taken, hence Mr. Davis's
^xpreffion of regret that the messenger
" had not arrived, nine hours before'"
Mr. Davs now saw no reason for lay
ing it before the House, and he there
fore went diredly with it to the Prefi
dent.^ What would be the conduct of
the President ? Most probably in his
terror and amazement he sent for Mr.
Brown, the Senator, communicated the
alarming' intelligence to him, and
charged him infthntly to set out for the
camp, and try his influence with the
people. Jn the mean tithe the whole
would be most cautiously concealed,-
Nothing is opposed to this conjecture,
- but that Mr. Davis, having lately turn
ed federalift would not readily come
into the measure. But, it may be re
colle&ed that we prefixed to the ac
count of this gentleman's late appoint
ment of Judge— ^fopfor tbe MaJliff.
On the whole, our belief in the truth of
the report remains yet unfhaksn.
REMOVAL.— Judah Aldzn, Esq. has
been removed from the office of Post-Master at
Duxbury, and Mr. Thotnas Windsor, ademo
crat, appointed in his stead. This measure has
excited much diffatisfa&ion among the people
of Duxbury. The crimes alledged against Mr.
Alden are that he has been faithful in bis office
had served as an officer during the whole of the
American war ; and had since been a firm ad
herent to the principles of the federal conftitu
"on..
'ceiivery Iconic. On the Adventure's
arrival,thefeaptain immediately waited
on rhe-Intendant, with his dispatches ;
and, thinking no doubt, that he had to
deal with fomeprocraftihatingSpaniard,
begged he would dispatch him back
immediately. The Intendant, a man
of unusual abilities for a Spaniard, after
making himfelf acquainted with the
fubjeft of the dispatches, told the cap
tain that if he desired it, he could have
his anfvzer in an hour. Some repairs,
however, being necessary for the vessel,
she has been detained until now, and
will fail to morrow with the woeful tid
ing) of to change in cur affairs.
The Intendant :has briefly informed
the minister that what he has done shall
remain so until contrary, orders were re
ceived from court. And now pray
what will be the next step of your pusil
lanimous government? -
O 1
PHILADELPHIA,^ MARCH 7.-
Extras of a letter from a gentleman at
Natches, to his friend in Lexington, dat
ed January 20, 1803.
The Spaniards ad in a most hostile
manner towards our citizens and com
merce—with degrading remarks that
the people of the United States have
no national character — that they arc a
divided, weak, quarrelsome people,
without energy—and that they have
nothing to fear from them."
COLUMBIA, FEB. ^
" The public mind in this quarter is
in a Rate of great anxiety relative to
the New-Orleans business ; and it is
my sincere belief, founded on actual ob
servations of the disposition of the peo
ple, that if the Spaniards do not open
that port to the citizens of the United
States in a few weeks from this date,
that a confid"rable force will be in mo
tion from the different parts' of the Weft
rrn country, to compel the nabobs of
Spain to adopt tcofe faeafures of justice
which the God of-nztere has given
them no right to withold... This,there
fore is truly an alarming,znd interest
ing business. Should an attempt be
made on NeW-Crieans by feme enter
prizing adventurers, without the Sanc
tion of the general government the
consequences will be unpleasant indeed,
hut it mull be hoped that the general
government will lead to measures which
will tend to avert this calamity, and
quiet the minds of the citizens of this
country." —o—-
NEWYORK, MARCH §.
_ KENTUCKY ONCE MORE.
Vv e last week published a very inter
efling article refpedingKentucky,which
we Rated to be in arms. The fad was
boldly denied in the Citizen, we ap
pealed to our authority, Mr. Williaffi
Hunter, of Newport ; and in a note
under his hand, he_Confymld the state
ment substantially as given. He in the
fame note mentioned that the Hon.
Mr. Jonathan Mason, Senator for Mas
sachusetts, was present when the infor
mation was given on which his narration
"relied. Mr.Mafon has arrived in town on
his way to the Eastward, and we have
just left him with permission to make
use of his name so far as'to fay, that
Mr. Hunter is correct in the material
fads Rated by him ; that their inform
ant was a Mr. Herberpor Alexandria,
an acquaintance of Mr. Mason, and a
merchantof the firft fefpe^ability. The
gentleman told them that he had just
left the messenger himfelf who was then
in the house, and who added various
other circumstances. He said no other
fubje& was heard of or thought of in
Kentucky ; that boys appeared in the
camp with labels in their hats and caps,
containing War and no Democrats ! that
in short it was the old spirit of Seventy
fix. Such is the information —we shall,
now indulge some conjectures, why it
has not before this time become public.
The express delivered the memorial
5986 I 4875 6990 | 5145
From Concord, March 3.
0s Tuesday last, the inhabitants of this
Wwa met at the court house, to give their
votes for State Officers,
* Votes fer Governor (frft balloting)
%k„ Tayler Gilman 142, fohnLangdon,
137—Theftends of Mr. Langdon, find
ing their candidate's fettle mas likely to
kick the beam, complained they had not had
a fair chance ; on which' the people mere
indulged with a second balloting, •when
,ehn T. Gilman had 148, and %lm
Langdon 130! '•• *is
For Senator —Andrew Lowers, 126, James
Slanders lit, Scattering 2.
For Councillor, Joseph Blanchard 105, Levi
Bartlett 101.
For Regißer of Deeds, Josiah Adams 133,
Nathaniel Parker &:
For County Treasurer, Oliver Peabody 76,
Nathaniel Folsom 67.'
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Town-Meeting at Dover.
For Governor, John T. Oilman 91, John Lang,
don, 145.
Counfellor. William Hale 143, J. Badger, ,1
Senator; William K. Atkinson 81, John
Waldron 133.
0
Votes at Exeter.
Governor, John T Gilman, %„
John Langdon, 9
Counfcllor, J. Blanchard, z,B
Levi Bartlett, 19
- Senator, E. Godfrey, 103
Nicholas Gilman, 88
Treasurer, Oliver Peabody, 1,3
Nathaniel Folsom, 2
Recorder, Nathaniel Parker, 204
Josiah Adams, 3
0 v„
Town Meeting at Chester,
Totes for Governor, John T. Gilman, !„
John Langdon, 57
scattering, 1
Councillor, Joseph Blanchard, ±63
Levi Bartlett, 27
scattering, 3
Senator, John Bell, jr # 111
William White, 63
Recorder of Deeds, Nathaniel Parker, 144
Josiah Adams, 16
scattering, .8
Henry Sweetfer, Representative.
EPIGRAM.
The " long tried! ' patriot, Colonel John,
From year to year has been hard run,
With hopes to get him in ;
But now the wits who change their fide,
Say truest is he's been" long tried,
But (han't be tried again.''
An Entertainment was given, on the
itd Feb. by the Members of Congress,
in celebration of the birth ,f Washing
ton. Among the patriotic trails drank
on the occasion, are the following vo
lunteers:
By Mr. Bayard— The natural boun
daries of the United -States, the Ocean, the
Gulph, the Mifff ppi, and the Lakeh
By idr. Ross— Better security than
Parchment for our rights on the Mififi ppi.
By Judge Patterson— Pure views,
honorable means, and noble ends.
By Mr. Chief Justice Marshall—
Thofefew real patriots who love the people
well.enough to tell them the Truth.
By, Judge Washington— Firms,not
money,, the fifty of the Republic.
Portsmouth,
SATURD^MTRCH i 9, i&> 3 .
RETURN OF NOTES.
County of Rockingham.
For 1802 For x2oj
Git. Langdon. Gilman, Lang.
2379 3004 2837 1890
37 I, Atkinfor., 18 44
28 45 Bow, 35 28
196 50 Cheder, 177 57
95 19 Candia, „ 33
13 78 Cbicbefter, 29 72
48 93 Epping, 73 75
HampJlead, 64 34
17 11$ Nottingham, 40 67
2 115 North,eld, 6 93
too 22 Pelham, 102 25
26 51 Pitt,eld, 6§ 31
70 19 Raymond, 50 37
44 Southampton, 39
S 3 2 Sandown, 59 37
Countv of Strafford.±
70 79 Earn,tad, 82 86
5 1 5° Farrington, 74 7'
322 39 Gilmanton, 284 81
14 to, Lee, 34 95
19 7° Neta-Durham, 43 31
35 32 Ofopee, 61 18
86 189 Roebefer, 51 186
20, 46 Sandbornton, 268 41
County of Hillfborough.
If 84 Antrim, 3 XO7
68 176 Amberft, 103 179
£9 Brookline, 53
42 2I Derry,old, 36 28
4 70 Deering, 3 io,
43 43 Goffitown, 5% 111
31 80 Hillsborough, 38 105
95 53 Hollis, 116 42
152 144 Hopkinton, 12g 193
74 9, Henniker, 57 100
33 55 Merrimac, 59 75
50 91 New-Bo,on, 53 127
133 44 Salisbury, ±57 .66
71 12 Temple, 75 34
11 178 Weare, 23 233
County of Cheshire. °
179 Cb,cr,eld, 154 16
^6 59 Cornijb, 106 38
50 ,0 Plain,old, 68 113
93 80 Walpole, 146 73
130 2I Wefmoreland, 120 3
64 2 Winebefer, 10, 3
County of Grafton.
40 0 Alexandria, 45
25 32 Bridgewater, 37 43
50 41 Enfold, 63 36
131 34 Hanover, 178 24
13 % 36 Lebanon, 137 30
146 4 Orford, 144 14
14 Percy, I, 2
88 6 Plymouth, ICI 15
-40 42 Rumney, $1 48
Be it enabled by tbe Senate arid House es Repre
sentatives of tbe United States of America in Can
grefs afemlled, That all perfotys, who being in
debted to the United States for duties on mer
chandize, have given bond therefor, with one
or more sureties, payable to the coll^aor for
the diftria of Portsmouth, and who have fuf
fcred a loss of property by the late conflagration
at that place, shall be, and they hereby are al
lowed to take up, or have cancelled, all bonds
heretofore given for duties as aforeUici,. upon
giving to the said eolie<ftor new bonds with
one or more sureties, to the fatisfadion of said
colle&or, for the sums of their former bond;
refpe&ively, payable in twelve months from
and after the day of payment fpecified in the
bond's to be taken up or cancelled as aforefaid ;
and the said collector is hereby authorized and
direaed, to give up or cancel all such bond:
upon the receipt of others as described in this
a& ;' which last mentioned bonds shall be pro
ceeded with, in all refpedls, like other bonds
tehich are taken by collectors for duties due to
the United States : Provided however, chat
nothing in this a& contained shall extend to
bonds which had fallen due before the twenty
filth day of December lass.
A horrible crime was lately committed in the
environs of Vienna. A girl'who had been in
service in that city, and had saved 400 florins,
set out from thence for rhe purpose of taking
the money home to her family. Iri her way (he
flopped at a public house in a village in order to
pass the night, the matter and mistress of which
were her relations—Having related to her host
ess the object of her journey, the latter formed
the diabolical project of murdering her for the
purpose of,getting poffefyn of her ffibne,. f ^n
order to execute this horrid crime with the gtea-
CT facility,(he prepofed that the girl Ihould deep
in her own chamber in her' daughter's bed affii
that the latter mould remove in to a clofet,which
was assented to. Before they retired to rest,
however, and in the absence of themother . the
two covuhs had some converfation,2nd at length
dgreedthat the daughter ih&uld sleep infer
own bed, 2nd that the other girl fttould sleep
in the closet, after which* they both retired t 6
their refpedlive beih'as agreed upon between
themselves.—Soon after midnight the mother
repaired to the bed where (he supposed her des
tined vidim to be aileep, but where, ih confe-.
quence of the agreement of which (he was igno
rant, her daughter was then lying, and poured
boiling fat down her throat. She soon however
difeovered her miftakc, and recognizing her
daughter by her cries, called loudly for help,
but all affiance was ufelefs,-as the unfortunate
girl expired in the meft dreadful agonies.
" 7,e HARDY notfAN bf otr oak%
Which shade our woodland border,
Will baffle anarch's vengeful stroke,
And Shelter LAW and ORDER."
—o—
Washington & Adams
NOMINATIONS.
For the Government of Newham,fsire.
, . 1803. $
John T. Gilman,
4 Governor.
OLIVER PEABODY, Treasurer.
THOMAS LEAVITT, Senator.
JOSEPH BLANCHARD,CounfeIIcr
NATH'I PARKER Recorder.
b
-DEMOCRATS & SALARIES.
From the continual -l>lhftering our
New-Hampshire democrats make about
the Governor and Judges salaries, an
uninformed man would suppose they
were the mos tmeek and economical
race of mortals on :the globe. But
there is ah old remark, that over nice
pretensions to delicacy, frequently cov
er a corrupt bosom, so it is with demo
crats and their economy; Mr. Jefferfon,
the greatest of them all, actually re
ceives upwards of 2500- dollars more
than the great Washington, it being
the amount of the house rent paid by
the former Presidents, but which he
enjoys at the expence of the union ;
and his secretaries salaries railed above
the Washington establishment 13000
dollars. Such is their economy, and
by this stale cry they hoped to revolu
tionize New-Hampshire.
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The Editor of the Centinel congratulates us
on the triumph of Federalism within the bor
ders of New-Hampshire. These felicitations
we mold heartily echo, and can assure him the
pleasant appearance of the Gilman ticket is
owing to a little exertion of the frederalifts—
We are just waking from Lumbers, and alarmed
at the ravages democracy hay made in several
of the middle Rates, have put forth one effort
to save New-Hampshire.—The event we truß
will be auspicious.
CHad the following a& extended
to all bonds due by the fufferets to any
collector throughout the States it would
have proved a-very seasonable relief,
and we fhduld have accorded the fram
ers our ready thanks-^but confined as
it is to this diftrift, it is of little avail.
A short Ratement will prove the fact.
There is due from the filterers to
the collector of this diffria, 71900 dolls.
The amount of the fufferets bonds
at the various other Southern offices,
is 30,500 dollars. '=
Thus much for the acl framed and
paired for our “ relief."
An Act for the relief of the Sufferers by
fire in the town cf Portsmouth. 3
Our readers muff have observed, that
Mr. Davis, a' democratic member of
Congress, from Kentucky, has of late
proved "extremely troublesome to his
party in the house of Representatives.
He hak, in affirm and independent tone,
expressed his indignation at the childilh
manner hr which' die unwarrantable
conduct of theSpaniardsatNew-Orleans
has beert treated ; and be has dealt
forth such weighty blows, that it has
beenfound expedient either to get rid
of him, or to administer ah cr;fne, for
the purpose of abating his watchfulnefs.
Our worthy president has, therefore,
appointed Mr. Davis, a judge of the
Indianna Territory! [Balance.]
IVe learn that tbefip Hazard, Cept Bortvan, of
Providence, Las been given up tv the Spaniards at
t'alparaifo, with dfmall part of her cargo, and that
foe bar failed for the N cf Cos of America
TbeJbip Tyre, Capt Samuel Brown, of Provi
dence, arrived at Canten in "July lad, after having
been plundered of her whole cargo at Lima, by our
good friends and allies the Spaniards,
Capt. Makers arrived at N, Torii, Rates, that
three days before be failed, be fro ci letter from Ca
diz, mentioning that all American vefcts were order
ed from that port- — The fame letter fated, that in
One of the gales,! 2 fail ofvef els bad been driven afore
at Cadiz ; one of •which was the Ftp William and
Henry of Salem, loaded with four. Ifwasfuppof
ed, if the weather continued favorable- foe would he
got off Five cargoes, four of flour, and one of beef,
arrived at Gibraltar, jufi before capt. M. failed
Flour was § dolls. JOcts.BeefiS, Fork 2s.'
te March 12, pafed the highlands cf Case Cod, one
league to the northcf the lift;faw an bermepbra
lite brig on fore, head to the foutb, appeared to be in
good order, lower mads and buwfp-it landing.
Spoken fan. §,lat. 38, long. s x ,Jlip Hamp
den and Sydney, of, Perifmouth,from Philadelphia
for Barcelona. :
, P&ervatlon !
' ft is pebble the inventor of Cards had a
,:ral le rr bn ip ,iew. Let us suppose he rea
timed thus to himfrif; " The man who has the
HEART (that is the spirit) to play for DIA.
MONIES, (that is money) may get into a quar
rel, which may introduce CLUBS, which may
ctcaGon the heceffity of bringing in SPADES
to dig 3 grave for his earcafe. £ *
art Star urtaata*, —w.iu!■w<»w»j■ 1 11 r’iiirt*rt»M*W««>lW|l^pW^
,Thomas Morton,
M his Cheap Store; Congrefs-Jlreef
has just received in addition to hit former
, • ~ - affirtment of '
.Weft India Goods & Groceries?
;BeftConiacßrandy,perbbl.or less
Iquantity ; Ms Hollands Gin ; Rum,per
hhd. bbl or rerail ; Sherry, Lilboik and
Tweet Wine ; strong Beer ; Loaf, f n'dia
and brown Sugars ; best SpaHlli float
Indigo ; box and cask Raifici ; Figgs ;
boxes 10 by 8 Glass: 1200 c bill No.j
real Spanidi Segars, warrantee! ; a few
half boxes do. 10,000'BoOon manufac
tured do. of Inperior quality; Hyfoil,
Souchong, Hyfon-Skin and Bohea Tea's,
warranted to de as good as ca.o be bought
in town ; aihof the ab< ve articles, to.
gether with the rest of his stock will be
fold ver, low for cafli only, Cunftant
attendance from sunrise until 9 o'clock
in the evening,
"CT Call and buy 4 and you will find
"them both good and cheap.
FOR SALE BY
Daniel Waldron,
CABLES & CORTEGE,.
of all sizes, m^yfjfturtd m this town,of
the best Hemp.
Portfmoutk, Mares 0.g1Q02.:
Blank SHIP^rNG-p APERS,
of the lately fora^—forfo/e al the
Portsmouth Book (core,
A tew bulhels ot POTATOES
wanted—ty/y to the Printers.
A Monody on the death of Miss Car*
oline Ladd, address'd to the young
Female Literary Society, of which lie
was a Member.
•—= ramilo
AH, say what mean those scJly Sowing tears,
Those Icoksdesponding,& those bursting sighs?
Say, why in sable clad each nymph appears.
Why drench'd in sorrow, stream the brightest
- ' eyes .'
Has discord o'er yen, shook his flaming brand ?
Or slander woundedwith envenom'd tongue ?
Have feuds dissolv'd the friendly social band?
. Or satire pierc'd you, or pale envy stung ?
Ah, no ! A heavier grief our bosom bears,
A sorrow rooted in our heart's deep core !
V/e've lost an Angel ! oh, forgive our tears,
Sweet Caroline, our sister, is no more !
Tho' twin'd in ev'ry breast,all hearts she sway'd,
:,She bids adieu to earth's precarious ties ;
Tho' to our soul's most dear ! the lovely maid,
~Forsake, our circle for her native skies.
'No more her graceful form our eyes shall greet,
Her hcav'nly smiles no more our bosoms chear,
No more with social rapture shall we meet,
To pur bclov'd society so dear !
ru'd est, when time bis lenient hand has laid
Cn our sacThearts, & seem'd to blunt our Woe,
Eyeing her vacant seat, with sudden dread
New pangsshai; wound us,& new sorrowsflow!
To her dear tnmb in bands we'll ofc repair,
When ttie pale moon faintglimmers in the skies
And lowly bending.o'er tKe lifeless bier,
Pour out the incense of our tears and sighs.
Then cease yourgriefs,omore indulge complaint,
Nor let your tears heav'n's sovereignty arraign,
An early summons call'd the youthful saint,
Nor be th' imperia! mandate heard in vain.
It cries, be ready ! rev'rence the command!
The gates of bliss,wide ope, point the way,
Soon will ye rife, a bright cdlitial band,
And join yourjister in eternal day !
M+qfc+ftqlqfeg^ ofyfy.fy4»,fc4ft
MARRIED] At Welle, By tbe Rev Mofa
Hemmenway, Mr. David Horn, to Mrs, lenny
Jefferds.
DIED] At Wells. Miss Temperance Hilton,
daughter of Mr. fofoua Hilton, aged 17.
In this town, Mrs Beck, aged 84 — Mr William
Breufler, agea 27 — Mr TbOnas Arnlcy, aged 19
—-Mrs Netfon.
fy.fo _-»,>Q» % c «-€• «A, <fc «<• 4^4efc
7. PEARCE'S Marine Lift
Arrivals & Departures since March §.
Anarch s,fadedj%ip George, (^reenou^b C6arlfy%n,
r d< tbrig Izetb, Sb^v. Barbados,
6 dofoip Baltic, Bf.nl, 'famAira,
: do febr Amity, Trefeb'en, Bbiladelf bia.
Fl arrived fibr Harriet, Bell, Alexandria.
13 do brig Camillus, Lake, Grenada,
Perhaps her conscious ghost may wander nigh
Indulg'd by heav'n to soothe each wounded
breast;
And many a consolation, kind supply,
And many a virtuous sentiment suggest.
mer meet mgs.
/th. To allow bills and charges agair*
this Propriety, and to make provifiotl)
difeharging the fame by the sale of for.
part of the undivided Land of the Pre pr
ctots for that purpose, and to autfyriz
some person or persons to execu' ce deed
or deeds for that purpose.
. JOSIAH LI7/TLE,
Clerk of the Peyepfatt Pt cp?ietors x
- Newbury, March 8, rfofy
^NIIiDW hrefofi
A Convenient FiOUSE inn
pl^afan/ part cf this tow n j n good reqair*
Toe Price must not exceed eleven hun
dred Dollars.
Inquire of the P< ;„ e ,,,
.TAKE. NOTICE.-
WHEREAS many of the leather
bOcr.ets belonging to the engineer
and the g'Jz,ens of Portsmouth, that were
"^ ' he ™ r fi fe , are yet miffing,many
of which fell into the river and were
drifted away with the tide, some of which
hav e been found on Rye beach, and it it
probable that many more were drifted a
(bore in the harbour and river; this is
therefore tor&queft all perlonsthat haveor
may find any. pf said buckets to bring
or lend them, cr give notice to the sub,
leriber io that (aid' buckets may be obs
tamed, and they (hall be well rewarded
for their trouble, andexpences paid by
GEORGE GAINS.
Por/Jmcwh, March io» ;•
Clover and Herds Grass.
SEED, forjale by
Stephen. Pearfe, ~
oppeffte the Stare-tafe, Portsmouth,
,FOR SALE, -
A Tra& of LAND',
in Barrington, in the County of Strafford ;
containing one thousand acres, being
lot No. Cin the two mile streak. TEA'
terms may be known by applying to th
fubferiber in Portfmouth.' ?,
JEREMIAH M4SQN,
Portsmouth, March x§.
Stock, Household Furniture
Hay, Farming Utensils, ,
at the mansion house, lately occupied 1 •,
the deceased in said Newmarket—Tel,'
to made known at time and place of O'
Sale to commence at nine o'clock, a
'HENRY BURLEIGH, Execute:
Newmarket, Marsh, 16, 1803.
THE Commissioners nan?.:
in a commission of bankrupt
against Clement Jackson, of Poo
mouth, in the State of New-Hampflih ,
merchant, and the affigne^ of said B^
rupts estate intend to meet on in
eighteenth day of April next,t ten oft
clock in the forenoon, at the office,'
Jeremiah L:bbey, Esq. in said Per•
mouth, in order to make a dividend 1;
the estate and effeds of said Bankry;•
when and where the creditors who ha,
not already proved their debts are to co 1
prepared to prove the fame, or they will de
excluded the benefit of laid dividend.
. JEREMIAH MASON, Afoec
Perlfnowh, March 19.
Rockingham fs.
I'HE Jubferibersbeing ay
^ pointed a committee to receive ar 1
examine and adjust, all the claims of to.
creditors to the enate ofJOHN ADAM,
late of Portsmouth, Mariner, deceafi
reprefenteJ iofoivent, and fix montlis b-.
ing allowed for that purpose, hereby gir
notice that they will attend that fervid
at the dwelling-hotrfe of Jacob Wai -
den, in said Portsmouth, on the tirri
Monday of March next, and the five f
lowing months from 6 tog o'elock.P.L
JACOB WALDEN,'
EDWARD H. QUINCY,
SAMUEL FURNALD.
Portfmnuth, Feb, 16, 1803.
A LL Persons whom it may concert
-61 are hereby cautioned and warned agaiiA
buying 'be following notes of hand, by me t!'
fubferiber signed ,o one Bridget Gilman
said notes dated the 14th or 15th day of Jur
1802, three of them for one hundred doth #
each, and- one for twenty dollars, and one f *
seven dollars, for I am determined not to p^
one cent of either of them, [gave said note§
to said, Bridget for a lot of land, which ft .
had no right, power or authority to con vey,
her husband being living at the time, the gav
me the deed, who the said was dead, and th.,
the had a r ight tagive a deed of said land.
JOHN KIMBALL.
Wakefield, March 12, 1803.
"PEJEPSCOTT PROPRIETORS
7b the Pejepfeott Proprietor t of Lands on both
fid's of Androfcogfn River.
^rOU are hereby notified and warned
X to meet atthe hobfe ofMosES Da--
export innholder at Newburyport on
Tuefday, the fourth day of April next a.
two o'clock p. m. top& on the following
business, viz.
?ft. Tochnofe a Moderator,
2d. To consider what farther provi
fion may be necessary for the attendance
on the Commiflioners, and to appoint ar
Agent or Agents to manage the affairs c.;
said Prcorietors,& to execute deeds to the
fethr 3 , in conformity to the fubmiffior
3d. To ratify and confirm any or al :
the votes of the Proprietors passed at fo'„\
public auction,
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Friday, the 28^ inft.the perfoftal forz
of Mehitable But high ^teofNew
market deceased,
CONSISTING OF