The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-04-18 00:00:00, page 4

The MEDLEY—No, 159.
“ Every one to bis trade."
WHAT shall a man do who has no trade ?
Learn one. Evefy one need not be a
mechanic; but let every body have some honest
employment, understand their business, "flick
So their trade," and let cither people's affairylone.
This is the way to grow rich, and live nappy.
When I go into a barber's (Hop, and hear Mr.
Tonfor, whofc information extends but very
little beyond the end of his fignpole, prate poli
tics, puff the French Directory, and Legislate
for the American Congr&s, I fay to myfelf,
" every one to bis trade." .
— Marblehead, mrs Mary Clapham
■- Granby ( Maffa) Elder James Smith,aged gi.
— Brookfield, Demon Asa Ellis, aged ,1
— Reading, mrs Sarah Upham, wife of Captain
Hen. Upham—mrs Mary Flint, wife of Eli Flirt.
In C&nne&icut, Mr. oth Learned of Woodflock,
merchant, aged 14, drowned in the late frejbet.
•— North-Yarmouth, Jonas Mason, Efq.ag. 9j.
— WftSpringfield, mrs Abigail Fowler, 6^
— - Weatherjfeld. mrs Lucy Kilby, aged §4 years,
&ife of Richard Kilby
In New-York, Jofepb Russell, merchant, aged 76.
•= Gorbam, mrs Martha Jewett, aged 34
— Salem, miss Sally Tarell, aged xB, daughter
ts Jefeb Turell.
= Barren, Jofoua Copp, Esquire, aged 63.
— Taunton, mrs Gulliver, aged 4,, wife of
Captain Gerfcam Gulliver—miss Jane Macomber,
daughter of Captain James Macomber
— Cambridge, miss Elizabeth Harlow, aged 14,
daughter of Afapb Harlow
r- ^uintey, FVWliam Hayward aged 28.
^ #— Plymouth, tors Lydia Goodwin, aged 27
— Dorcbefter, mrs Sa&ab Holbrook
—Falmouth, jfyb TbraJber,Efq,paftmafler=
William Jones,fan of Captain y&z y®na
— New-Haven, Jtfepb Hopkins, Esq. aged „,
ts Waterbury
At Providence, Levi Burr, aged 66 —Captain
James Aborn, aged 67 —Sam'l Hamlin,aged $g—
Captain James Bentley, ^ 3f,
THE MORALIST—No. 372.
" Speak evil of no man."
AMONG the many vices to which human
nature is prone, there is no one which is
more prevalent, or which is more easily imbibed
by the unwary, than the fafhionable one of
Hander. This is the common topic of many cir
cles, aqd is generally likened to with tagernefs
uud avidity ; and remembered with that tena
city which is ever ready to propagate and aug
ment. The motives of telling the foibles of a
neighbor may be htrmlefs,but the effeft is not so.
How often are the most peaceful societies dis
turbed by this propensity to tailing ? How often
is the peace of families destroyed, and friendship
broken, by these pests of society ? With every
considerate person, the motives of the tattler
will have a mote extensive view than the with
of telling the truth : under the cloak of know
ledge, can he difeovered envy, malice,^nd all the
malignant passions. All have their fault# which
if reported on the wrong fide, must be very in
jurious to the best of citizens ; and by a defign
:ng and envious perfot, the molt innocent and
well meant motives May be construed to the
greatest disadvantage. The motive of some in
pandering, is to eftatilifh their own reputation
on the ruin of other* ; and those who endeavor,
by darkening characters, to brighten their own,
ought to be, and generally are, served like the
viper who gnawed the file, and feel that altho'
it is sweet, it is their own blood.
A Gentleman being asked if he did not envy
the Lot of a man whose elevation to Office was
celebrated by tumultuous assemblies, bonfires,
and the difeharge of cannon, replied—“ Envy
foch a man ! I had rather bea Constable at the
choice of the wife and virtuous, than a King at
the choice of men of low intrigue and profligate
character. I never would accept of an Office, if
1 could not receive it from the more refpe&able
part of my Fellow-Citizens. The approbation
of good men, is a blessing of great value—but 1
detest the senseless applaufc of a fickle Populace
who may praise me to-day, and be my assassins
to-morrow."
Drank or drunk, at Newton, Pennfyl
tania, in celebration of the "Glorious
Triumph of Republicanism, at which
fame/ Hanna, Esq. presided.
5 Gera. George WaJbington — May the tribute due
to bit Memory NOW be forgotten ! !!/!!!!
At Northampton, Elnatban Wright aged 84.
-— Hartford, mifi Eunice Shepherd, aged 24—
Capt Stephen Guillot, a French prisoner.
— Attleborough, Captain Reed, aged 85
— .Ifeby, mrs Patty Walker,aged 49
-— Sterling, J. Prefeott, aged 79
— Newport, Thomas Stevens, aged 79; fafaet
Bliver, aged 69; me, Hannah Wilson, aged 74,
wife of Jonathan Wilson, Efquire—mrs Catharine
Kilbourne, widow
The New Loan has been contrasted so?
In Great'Eritain. It amounts to 28 millions ;
and the terms are Rated to be Jess than 6 per
cent. The new taxes for paying the interest,
are to be laid on teas, paper, printed cottons,
sugar, deals, ftaves, pepper, horses, stamps, and
postage.
The Importance of the Fair Sex.
HOW high the rank in life of woman kind!
Ihcir Nation how important ' hapless he
Who lives toconfcious of their worm !
The fool of grosser sense, or airy libertine,
Who draws his judgment from the forward
Few, or yielding weak, and dares with
Impious tongue pronounce them all
The Haves of vanity, by paffioa ever led,
By flattery won.
Their frame like ours, but with ethcrial touch,
More delicately form'd.—The fame their fouls,
More foft, more sensible, and more refin'd.
Each uncontaminated freedom owns,
And feels their virtues, polifrrs of life!
Sweetners of fairage case! who tune the breast
To harmony, or prompt to glorious deeds,
And emulate to toil, to friendfhip's Aarne,
To gratitude how etquifitcly true.
Who tender confidence repay with lore,
Integrity unshaken, nor faith more pure,
Warms zealous loyalty ; with honor clad,
As with a robe, and beauteous ornaments
Ofun^nc&ed modesty--Well frill'd
To form the growing foul, and in its young
And op'ning bud to fix the impression deep,
.Os every generous thought which Simulates
The future man to lolre of parents, friend#,
Offspring, and sacred freedom.
This famous character has been chosen a mem^
far of the British Parliament for Old ^arurft,
The election of this gentleman is however, cen
tered, on the principle that he is disqualified'
By having taken orders as a preacher.
ww^wroe
DIED] —At Baltimore, fobn Alter, aged j 6
Poetical Repofttor,.
HORNE TOOKE.
A TOAST !
CLOVER & HERDS GRASS
SEE D, for fate by
JOB HARRIS,
Oppofae the State-house, Portsmouth,
A QUANTITY OF
Clover and Herd's Grass SEED.
Weft-India GOODS &
GROCERIES as usual.
150 Qts. Pollock Fish,
"rHEprice ofLikeneffes either
A in portrait or Miniature is frequently
so high, as to deter numbers of persons
fiOm possessing the resemblance of their
relatives or friends.
J. Roberts,
MINIATURE & PORTRAIT
PAINTER, engages to paint the most
Striking Likemfferin Miniature for four
teen dollars,and Portrait in Craions for ten
dollars, the friends of the person to judge
of the Likenels, which if not approved to
be returned as soon as possible. He will
thank those who may please to employ
him, to be speedy in their applications,
as be intends to quit this State shortly for
the Southward.
His lodgings is at Mrs. Fur
nis's, Market-street, where Specimens may
be feeo. April §
A Lift of Prizes,
In the Bristol Church Lottery, may be seen
at C. Pzirce's Bookstore, where the Prizes will
be paid on demand.
{, A few Tickets and Quarters, in the A
mofkeag Canal Lottery, new drawing, may be
had ns^bove.
The COPARTNERSHIP of
John & Jon a Goddard,
mutual consent, is this
day dissolved.—All perlons indebt
ed to, or having demands against the laid
company, are desired to call on the latter
for adjustment—Who continues business
as usual at his store in Market-street.
Portsmouth, March 20, 1801.
GARDEN SEEDS,
Confining of thefollowing articles ! —
RED Beet ; long Orange Car
rot; Parfoip: Red Onion; White
ditto ; Imperial Lettuce ; Tennisball do.
curl'd Parley ; early prickly Cucumber ;
lo ng green Roman ditto; Thyme; dim
mer Spinage ; early Turnip ; large As.
paragus ; early Cauliflower; Salmon
Raddilh ; Watermelon ; Musk ditto—
fummer Savory ; Celery ; summer
Squash ; white Mustard ; green Savoy
Cabbage ; -eatly Dtarf ditto ; large
drum head ditto; Cale: curled Pepper
grass; sweet Marjoram; red Cabbage,&c.
N. B. At the fame place ma, be had
Eflence of Spruce,
in bottler. Porfamh, April 10, ißor.
IN addition to which they now have a
quantity of the last year's growth,
Canterbury Quaker Seeds, such as Onion,
Beet, Parsnip, Carrot, Cabbage & Cucum
ber, and the infallible Turnip, from Lake
Champlain. Mulkatal, bloom and calk
Raisins, freth Figs, Almonds, Citron, real
Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs,
Cayenne, Alfpice, Pepper, Ginger, Oat
meal, Salt Peter, Allum, Copperas, Corn
Brooms, Dye Woods, Rosin, Brimstone,
Capets, Olives; Anchoives, Sardines, Bas
ket Salt, long Pipes, No. i, & 2 Kitefoot
Tobacco. Violins & apparatus, viz.—
Strings, Bows, Bridges, Pegs & tail Pieces.
Bass Viol and Guitar Strings, German
Flutes, Fifes; Clarionet Reeds, Music
Paper. Botes of Paints for drawing,
Camel's hair and Lead Pencils, Drawing
Paper, India Rubber, PiAurcs wirh or
without frames, Children's Toys, Callen,
der's best Hickories.— Also, the American
Coast Pilot, and a large assortment of
Charts, Maps of New-Hamp(hire, Massa
chusetts, Maine, &c. &c. &c.
Portsmouth, March 28, ISOT.
SAMUELmVEN, jun.
At hit store tn Market-fleeci, has lately 'receiv
ed, and now read, FOR SALE—
A general aflottment of
T^HE Lawii^ors are request
ed total! on the Treafura} at his
Office in Daniel street, for the femi-an
nud dividend of Toll, fade thefath day
of April current:
Samuel elliot, bearer
Portsmouth, „/fril io, 'Boi.
Clover and Herds Gra/s
SEE D,
FOR SALE BY 7
Stephen Pearfe,
at his store oppofoe the §tate House.
Pifeataqua Bridge.
Dame & Fenhallow,
Who have removed opptfte to Greenleafs Inrt
and alongfde Mr Ammi R. Hall's,
Wish to remind their customers of their
PRINTING
A Journeyman & Apprentice
Are wanted at the Printing Bulinefs—
Apply to this Office. April TO, 1801.
former advertisement of
Weft-India Goods ^ Groceries,
Garden Seeds.
To the Public.
Valuable Real Estate
Jn Exeter— FOß SALE.
TO be fold at public Vendue,
on Monday the nth day of May
next, (if not disposed of before; at private
tale) that valuable Estate m Exeter, ad.
joining the Great Bridge ; confining
of a large and very Convenient Dwelling
House, completely finifhed) with an ex
cellent Cellar under the whole. There
is a convenient Store adjoining the house,
and a few rods from the house is a large
Barn and Garden Spot. It is the belt
filiation in Exeter for a trader, a tavern
keeper, or a boarding hottfe, and is infe
rior to very few, for a private gentleman's
•feat.—The terms will be made easy— A
bout one third of the purchase money
will be required in three months; for the
remainder, a liberal credit will be given—
For further particulars inquire of
JAMES RUNDLET,
tyfyTHEREAS bulinefs not be
wV iqg fufficient to make it profitable
tor two Attornies in this place : I have
seen fit to fell ny Office and bufinefe on
hand, to Jeremiah Hall Woodman, E,q.
and quit the pradice of the Law. My
Clients are refoefted to call on him, who
has the care of th^ir unsettled bufinels,
and will attend to the fame for them.
The Selectmen will attend at
the Town-Hall, in the Brick School-
House, every Thursday evening, from
seven to nine o'clock, until the fifteenth
day of May next, for the purpose of re
ceiving said Invoices; and it is hoped that
Special attention will be given hereunto.
GEORGE GAINS, )
MOSES WOODWARD f Selea-
SAM'L HUTCHINGS, > „ °
ELIJAH HALL, [
EDWARD CUTTS, )
The Selectmen of Portjmouth
HEREBY notify and requeft
the Inhabitants of said town, to ex
hibit to them, a just and true account of
their rateable estate agreeably to Law, as
follows, Yiz :—
No. of acres of arable or plough hhd.
No. of acres mowing land.
No. of acres of pasture land.
the net ,early rent or income ofwharres,
ferries and mills.
The number, situation and value of all
other buildings, whether improved
or unimproved, owned by the inha
bitants or nonrtfidents.
Amount of flock in Trade.
The amount of all money on hand or at,
N. B. The dwelling-HOUSE,
out-houses, and one acre'and one quarter
of Land to be sold.—Also, fifteen acres
of Wood-Lagd, lying one mile from said
Houfe-'-terms of payment made cafy.
No. of Male polls from 21 to yoyears of
age- .•
No. of Stallions or Stud Horses that have
only 4 winters.
No. of other horses and mares wintered
interest for.
The amount of all property in the public
funds.
been wintered 3 winters.
No. of other horses and mares that have
been wintered § winters.
No. of other horses and mares wintered
only 2 winter,.
No. of oxen that have been wintered §
winters.
No. of cows that have been wintered 5
ed only 4 winter!
No. of ditto that have been wintered on
ly g winters.
No. of d^o that have been wintered on
ly 2 winters.
No. of acres of orchard land.
All persons indebted to me,
are requeued to m^ke immediate payment
or give security ft) lettlement of accounts.
Notes will be taken, payable the firft of
October next. —Those Who neglect to
fettle, may exped cost.
TIMOTHY CALL.
only 3 winters.
No. of other horses and mares wintered
winters.
No. of neat flock that have been winter-
FOR SALE
By ELISHA HILL,jr.
at the North- End.
A few hundred bushels CORN.
50 bbls; of TAR ROSIN and
TURPENTINE.
200 weight BACON.
800 do. BUTTER.
20 bbls. Good Cargo BEEF.
10 M. of BOARDS..
20 M. of SHINGLES;
240 Red Oak SHOOKS;
11 White Oak BUTTS with
heads, (firft quality.)
Clover and Herds Grass SEED.
W. I. Goods & Groceries
ORNAMENTING,
Executed with neatness & dispatch,
By Henry Bufford,
At his (hop in Broad-street,
nearly opposite Woodbury Langdon,
Efq'rs. Portsmouth, April 3, ißor.
GILDING, TARNISHING,
AND
PAINTING,
COaCH, CHAISE & SIGN
interest, more than the owner pays'
Gilmawon, March 21. lßor.
of Portfinouth.
A Small FARM, lying and
situated in Berwick, two milelfrom
the Landing, on the main Eastern road,
as good a Stand for a tanner, or a tavern,
as an, in the Province, being well watered
b, brooks and springs; produces hay e
nough in a good lealon, to fill a barn 57
feet in length ; the mowing land needs no
manure, being wafted spring and fall by
a large brook, which runs within 18 rods
of the buildings, (the house is small, but
very convenient, and has been improved
as'a Tavern) it contains pafluring, tillage
and wood, with a young orchard —who-
ever being desirous to putchafe the whole,
or a part, may be accommodated by apply
ing to JOHN BREWSTER, now onthe
I pemifes. Bertok, April ~ !soi
Umbrellas and Parasols, &c. To he fold
h, the Package, or in Lots tdfait pwchafert.
The above will comprize a most
complcat assortment. Each package, be
ing particularly allotted, with goods suit
able for the season; and calculated for this
market. Country Merchants, will find
it for their'intereft, to avail t hemfelves of
this opportunity, trf get an early supply of
Goods, for the spring trade.
*** Catalogues to he had, on the Morning
of the Sale. B^fton, April 2, 1801.
Count, of" Strafford.
THE fubferibers owners of
more than one sixteenth part of the
Franklin Proprietary so called, request you
to call a meeting of said proprietors, to be
holden at the dwelling-boufe of Anthony
Chapouil, at Pifeataqua Bridge, on Thurs
day, the /th day of May next, at 2 o'clock
P. M. for the following purposes, viz.
10. To choose a Moderator.
4th. To fee what measures the Propri
etors will take to renew the boundaries of
their several Lots.
RICHARDJD3ME ; __
Straffordfs. Durham, April 3, iSor.
Pursuant so the foregoing pe
tition, I do hereby notify and warn the
said Proprietors of Franklin, to meet at
the time and place mentioned in said pe
tition, and for the purposes therein set
forth.,
EBE^'r SMITH, Ju/lice Peace.
A Constant supply of warrant
ed ANCHORS of all sizes, may be had
of J IMES PRINCE, No. 6, Long.
Wharf, Boston; March 26
2d. To choose a Clerk, AffefTors, Col
haor, and Treafarcr, with other necessa
ry Officers.
gd. To fee what the Proprietors will
do when convened, refpeffing the Turn
pike Road running through some of their
Lots.
At Auction.
R. G. Shaw, & Co.
Mill expose, at their office, No. 6§, States
Street, Boflon, at PUBLIC VENDUE,
On Tueiday the 21st April inst.
DIFTY EIGHT Packages
4 choice fafhionable Spring and other
GOODS, just received from Grenock,
and Liverpool, via. Newyork, confiftihg
chiefly of the following articles, which
will be struck off without reserve, to the
bigheft bidder, for account of the fllip
pers, at a credit of two, four, and fix
months, for approved endorsed notes, vjz.
Carpets & Carpeting, common,
Damalk, and Ingrained ;
Broadcloths, Plains, Swanfdowns
Calicoes, Ginghams & printed Muslins;
Puiple, Chintz & Olive Shawls ;
Cotton and Linen Checks ;
Linen & Cotton Pocket Hdkfs.
Silk and Linen Threads ;
White and colored Merleilles Quiltings ;
Colored and White Muflinets ;
Dimoties and Cotton Hose ;
Book Muslin Handkerchiefs.
fambored, Sprigged and Spot
ted Jac,net Mullins ;
White & colored, Lappet do.
4, % Cambric do.
4,4, Plain Book do.
4, |, ^, Plain Jaconet do.
Plain Jaconet Handkerchiefs.
Pulicat Handkerchiefs ;
gtb. To fee what sums of Money the
Proprietors will raise for the purpose of
building a wharf or pier in the most con
venient and advantageous place, for the
benefit ofthe Proprietors, and the accom
modation of the odblic.
6th. To choose a committee, and au
thorize them to pfolecute, if necessary,
any person or persons, who have or may
illegally encroach ' on the lots ot ftrecti in
said Proprietary.
7th. To do and tranfad all such other
business as the Proprietors when conven
ed, (hall think proper.
ANDREW SIMPSON,
W. K. ATKINSON,
JOHN DEARBORN,
THOMAS PINKHAM,
SAMUEL HILL,
CHARLES PEIRCE,
THOMAS COGSWELL,
BALLARD PINKHAM,
and Baizes ;
Men's Hats assorted ;
Muffin Tambored Hdkfs.
Warranted AINCHORS°
To Ebenezer Smith, Esq. one of
the JuJlices of the Peace, in and for the
SPRING GOODS
JOHN EMERSON,
NATHAN CLOUGH,
FOR SALE,
State of Newham, (Lire. County of Strafford,fo.
XrOTICE is hereby given to the non,
resident proprietors and owners of rights,
lots, or parcels of land in the towns of Effing
ham, Offipee and Wakefield, in the county and
State above mentioned, and iituited in the 30th
collection Diftria, on which the direa tax re
mains unpaid, which became due and payable
en the Bth day of January 1800, pursuant to an
aa of Coogrefs passed the 14th July 1798, in
titled an aft, to lay and colicQ a direct tax, &c.
that so much of said land as will fatisfy the tax
or taxes, affixed to each right, lot or parcel here
after named, together with cost and charges,
will be fold at public audion, at the times and
place , hereafter fpecified, unleG prevented by
previous payment, viz.—all that remains unpaid
of the said tax in the town of Effingham, at the
d welling-house of Col. Carr Leavett, in said
town, on the „th day of May, at 10 o'clock
A. M.—All that remains unpaid in the town
of Offippee, at the house of Capt. Jacob Brown,
in said town, on the 16th day of May, at 10
o'clock A. M,—Allthat remains unpaid in the
town of Wakefield, at the house of David Copp,
Esq. in said town, on the 27th day of May at
10 o'clock A, M.
Untown original Owner,,
WAKEFIELD. Acre. No. Div. Cts.%
Theo, Ackinfon TOO ft 1 13
Eliph't Cromwell 6, 67 % 40 a
Eben'r Downs, jr 100 4° % 36 5
Thomas Downs 100 7' 2 18
Paul Gerrilh zoo 27 2 it
Richard Huffey 55 ^6 2 14
Benjamin Ham 5 0 84 1 13
Solly & March 100 77 % 18
James Marden 35 74 2 18
Pierce & Mqpre 100 88 1 18
Thomas Nock, do 9^ 1 18
William Parker do 55 3 36 3
Samuel Page's gore D*
Benjamin Roberts 100 28 2 18
Eben'r Roberts do 18 2 36 5
Jolhua Roberts do 59 1 40
do do 59 2 43
William Stiles do 23 2 18
Bben'r Wentworth 28 53 1 13
Richard Willand i°°. 65 2 40
William Willand 10 0 97 2 27 j
Th. Wallingsford 100 *5 2 4#
Daniel Young 109 29 4 16
OSSIPEE.
Theo. Atkirifon 200 / 9 ,3
d ° 3 °° 45
Jonathan Odiorne 4 0 ° 3^ °°
John Moffatt, ^ 3I 43 3
Th. Wallingford ' 400 14 $
do 406 36 5
Richard Wibird 400 28 £
do 4?0 33 5
Jonathan Steele 23 17 1 5
John Kennifton, jr i°° "'
occupant, road lot 100 6 '
Sundry Lots in i° o 9 2 21 £
the 2d or upper i° o 10 2 21 5
division, 1 00 14 21 5
do 2, 2 21 5
do 28 2 21 5
do ft 2 21 5
do 39 2 21 5
do 42 * 21 5
do 61 2 21 5
do 61 2 21 f
do 62 2 2I 3
do 4 2 21 5
do 94 3 21 5
do 95 2 21 5
do 96 2 21 5
do 99 2 21 5
do 100 2 It 5
do tor 2 21 5
do 102 2 21 5
do 10, 2 21 5
do 19, 2 2t $
EFFINGHAM.
Jeremiah Avery 25 41 1 S'
Joshua Brown 200 50 2 21f
Walter Bryant too 27 2 21 5
Nathaniel Drake 200 32 2 21 J
Levi Dearborn, jr too 46 2 11 5
do 56 36 X ^
John Dearborn, jr 200 54 % 21 $
Simon Dearborn 56 54 1 4
Nathaniel Hobbs 7 14 1 3
John Johnson tj 25 2 5
Benjamin Johnson 5 0 60 t 43
John Kennifon too 24 c , 2 7
Mat, Livermore 20 6 2 5
Ebenezer Lovering, ioo 59 2 z*
do 56 17 1 4
Thomas Leavitt 200 86 2 43
Moses Leavitt 200 48 2 21 f
John Leavitt 200 t 2 2x5
Thomas Leavitt 54 86 1 20
Tho's Marfton, jr £6 20 t 6
Simon Marfton 40 6t 2 if
Simon Marfton 6 15 t 1
Jotiah Marfton 23 6t t ,
John Moffatt too 53 % >7
Daniel Marfton 36 58 t 3
Jonathan" Marfton 200 75 2 2* 5
James Marfton 38 48 t 4
Solly & March too 39 2 43
do 28 43 2 3 3
Simon Nudd 56 49 1 4
Jotham Odiorne 56 47 1 6
Benj. Perkins 17° x 7 % 37
Joshua Peirce 150 66 2 43
Thomas Parsons 56 56 1 4
Jona. Page, jf 200 69 2 21 5
John Shepherd 200 II 2 52
Ebenezer Smith; 168 23 ^ 36
Samuel Smith 145 2 2 85
Daniel Sandborn 100 58 2 43
John Taylor 28 37 t 7
Joseph Towle 32 82 1%
Josh. Wingate,3d 200 3 2 10
do „ 56 100 1 6
Jona. Wedgwood 200 29 2 26
William Weeks 200 22 4 34 5
James Wedgwood 56 I, 1 4
John Wentwonh 200 63 2 x 7
d ° 5 ' I 3 ' RA?
T. Wallingsford 200 60 2 5
' do. 56 16 5 2 s
John Wingate, jr 56 „34 fol,
D. Wedgwood 12V 97 2 3 $
do - J 4 57 , 4
Jona. Wedgwood 40 5% 1 3
Wear Drake 200 20 2 43
Nath'l Drake S 6 .29 1 >3
Joshua Brown, jr 56 22 1 3 3
, Theo. Atkinson, 56 59 x 4
ISAAC FOLLOWS, Collector 30/f
111 n 2
Difmd, p New H<m,.s>t,,.
NOTICE is hereby given, that
a libel is filed in the Diftrid Court
for laid Diftrid, by Thomas M Altix
Esq. Collcaor of said Ditiria, against,
three barrels of SUGAR and one calk of
RUM—for that the lame were illegally
imported into the United States, in the
brigantine called the Eagle—and that trial
will be had upon said libel, at a Ipecial
Diftria Court, to be holden at the Court
House in Portsmouth, in said Diftria, on
the 2 7th day of April current —by order
of the Hon. John Picketing, Esquire,
Diftria Judge of said Diftria.
EDWARD HARr, Deputy MarJkal,