The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1798-02-28 00:00:00, page 4

‘Windlor Chairs
: of every
description,
/ warranted
& of the best kind,
bR / ~ made &
Y- ' constantly
e kept for sale
‘Z’@gﬁgj -as cheap
' ,- as can be
[ % prrchafed
g : at BOSTON
' ' or elsewhere
By Josiah Folsom
“at bhis [hop in Portsmouth.
- FOR SALE BY
Willlam Plummer,
In Market-Street,
By Wholesale 3 Retail,
on reasonable terms for cath or ap
proved credit, :
WEST In- ,French Brandy.
dia Rum. | Holland’s Gin.
Madeir:;,'i London Porter.
Sherry, < Loaf and Brown
Port, S Sugars.
Tent, § Hyion, &
Lisbon & Souchong &} E
Malaga ‘ Bohea )b~
Coffee 3 Chocolate ; Molafles ;
Alfpice ; Pepper ; Cloves ; Nutmegs ;
Cinnamon ; Cassia ; Almends ; Rice ;
Flour ; Oatmeal ; Raisins; Poland
Starch ; Ginger ; Currants ; English
and American Mulftard ; Indigo ;
Basket Salt ; Capers ; Spanish Se
gars ; - 4d, 6d, lod & 20d Nails ;
Window Glass.
Russia 3 Swedes Fron,&c.
A PORK SALETRY T -
Clement Jackson,
At Store No. 4, Portsmouth Picr.
30 bbds. Weft-India Rum, of a
superior quality.
20 bhds. Molajfes.
10 pipes Gin and Brandy.
" " State ot New-tHampinire.
i et Grafton, fT.
TO be fold at public vendue on
the fourth Tuelday of April
next, at 10 of the clock in the fore
noon, at the house of Samvel Good
hue, jr. in Groten, in said county, so
much of the following lots of land in
said Greton, as will pay the taxes af
“feffed thereon for the year 1797, with
all legal costs, unless prevented by pre
vious payment to me the subscriber.
LA
C .»
: No, R. D. ac’s. cts. cts
Henry Thomson, 5 7 3 60z 18
Noagh Thomion, 2 2 3 46 542
Henry Thomfon,jr.7 14 3 100 5 39
James Taylor, 7 1 3 100 §44
Wm. Tayler, 5 31,803 10
Daniel Lovejoy, 3 2 3 100 §42
Amos Phillips, 3 7 % 100 326
John ‘Atwell, 7 103 §0 3 16
Moses Boynton, 10 1 3 300 6 52
The’s Wentworsth 15 3 3 100 § 39
Joha Wentworth,l6. 2 1 50 2 17
Amos Beck, 10 6 2 50 221
‘Samuel Hast, j&. 18 2 2 g 0 2 17
% 1 13 100§ 39
M.H.Weatworth,gointerval 10 1 10
19 21 50 326
; 19 32 503 %
: 2ot eua i TR ggg
4 2 31005 %
Naghan Stearns, 25 1 1 80 434
A 3 31-30:% 20
Vendue lass. j
ames Wilson, 40 1 10
iac,qb Foster, 1 80. 431
R. C. Shaunon, 610 3 50 215
Matthew Thomfon,4 1 3 9o 53§
ELEAZER BALE, jr. Colle&or.
Grotoh, Jan. 18, 1708,
8 State ot New- Hampshire.
TOTICE is herchy given to the
N nonresident proprietors and,
owners of lads in the town of Mere
dith, in the county of Strafford, and
State aforefaid, who aredelinquent in
their hiftmay‘ tax for the year 1797,
that uglefs the fame is paid to me the
fubfcsiber, on or before the 3d Mon-.
day in April next, so much of their
land ‘as' will pay the fame with inciden
tal charges will be fold on said day at
public vendue, at the dwelling house
of Richard Boynton, innholder in said
town, at 10 o’clock, A. M. unless
picvented by previous payment.
: D.R. No. Acsdis, cts
Peitce & Moor; 16 10 100 037
do 2 0 25 120 029
. . do, 3062 950 15
%eaa-h Re.(binf.k:; 13 8 50025
Bf . s
ror _heule ol t& - & L
& John s.anhom} §6.8 339.6
* Josiah Sanborn L
Rt N 3046 95 020
o 00, T 3000 96 KS
. Gordan& Kelley, '2 0 50 120 0 40
. Daniel Thutftop, 2 00-81 120 0 20
% do - 30381 gsooilss
€apt. John Ford, 2 o 75 120 0 40
Qaﬁ.‘fbﬁﬂ%’ﬂfyz © 27 60 0 23
Jo grmf: 3 @aM9 95 020
“Benja. Barker, ~3°o 75 95 020
" Samoel Lane for) i
“faray Levi Lea- $2 0 8 115 141
mtzmm h e “%6 e
X ¢ . . l ) *f
’u}tm IL, ‘79& 0 A
State of New-Hampshire,
NOTICE is hereby given to the delin
qucn:’sroprictors and owners of the
common and undivided land 1n the town of
Acworth, in the county of Cheshire, and
State aforefaid ; that at a legal meeting of
the proprictors of {aid common and undivi
ded land holden in said Acworth, on the
21t day of September, 1797, a tax of fifty
cents was voted to be raised upon each ori
ginal right or share of said common and un
divided land, for the purpose of defraying
the expence of taking a survey and making
out a plan of the fame. Notice is hereby
given that unless said tax, with incidental
charges, is paid to me the subscriber, on or
before the third day of May next, so much
of their land as will pay the fame with inci:
dental charges, will be fold on said day, at
public vendue, at the dwelling-house of Mr.
Galen Allen, innholder in said Acworth,
at 10 o’clock, A. M. unless prevented by
Frevious. payment, The names of the de
inquent proprietors are as follows 3
‘ , Cents.
Col. Samplon Stodard, =« - 50
William gta,cy, - - 50
John Byam, < - 50
Reuben Gould, - « 50
Oliver Pierce, - = 50
Samuel King, - - 50
Jacob Farmer, o e
Ebenezer Gould, . 50
David Brown, - - 50
Moeles Eafterbrooks, . 50
Sampson Stodard, jun, bt 50
Vryling Stodard, - 50
Jonathan Blanchard, - 50
William Thomf{on, YLLK e
Timothy Dauftin, - - 50
Oliver garwcll, - - 50
Oliver Farwell, jun. . 50
Nathaoniel Gearfield, =~ « 50
John Hardy, - - 50
James Blanchard, IR
Ephraim Adams, - - 50
Reuben Kellecutt, - 50
Auguflus Blanchard - 50
James Rogers, . - - 50
David M’Gregor, - - 50
James M’Gregor, - 50
James M’Gregor, jun. = S
James Miltimore, = - 50
Alexander Clark, > 50
Thomas Craige - - 50
Jonathan Gilmore, - 50
Daniel M’Fee, . «’ e 50
Edward Gold Lutwyche, - 50
Samuel French, - 50
Stephen Powers, - - 50
William Roby, . 50
Jonathan Hardy, = - - .50
Thomas Blanchard, jun, - 50
David Burge, - - 50
Samuel'Barron, - 50
Benjamin Byam, - 80
William Pierce, - .
Joseph Pierce, - - - -50
Benjamin Butterfield, - 50
Benjamin French, » 50
Macthew Thormnton, - 50
Robert Fletcher, . - 50
Samuel Cumings, . .. 50
Moses Parker, - » = D
Nathapiel Butterfield, - 50
Wileman C‘}?gclefq. a 7 s
Maj. John Wentworth, - 50
Hon. James Nevins, . -=~ . | g 0
Theodore Atkinson, Efg. - .50
Peter Levius acir s . 50
Rev. Ebenezer Bridge, - 50
Col. Jonathan Greely, - 50
Lieut, John Parker, v 50
.Gc,o’rgcﬁla_ﬁ'rey,,' E'g. ~ - 80
FREDERIC LOCKE, Prop’rs Colleflor.
Acworth, Jan. 29,1798. - © .
| NOTICE !, |
LL persons hav?}g ‘demands on
A the Overseers of the Poor for
the town of Portsmouth, for supplies
for the Almshouse for the past year,
are hereby required to exhibit their
claims to the subscriber for settlement
NATH MARSHALL. -
Portfmopth, Febs 12, 1798~ .
.-s&v § A Xy
Srate of New-Hampthite.
W’HEREAS ata meeting of the proprie
tors of Thornton, as granted by his
late Excellency Benning Weetworth, by
letters patent dated the 6th day of Jaly,
1763, a tax of two dollars per right was
granted to be laid out in clearing roads, &c.
which tax has been duly aflefled and com
mitted to me the fublcriber as colleflor
thereof, and I have duly advertised the
fame, but many of the original rights re
main flill delinquent in payvag such tax—
Therefore notice is hereby given to the
owners of such delinquent rights, that un
less such tax of two dollars per right as a
forefaid shall be paid to me at my dwelling
house in Hamplgcad by the goth day of
Maréh next, or at the place to be hereby
appointed for the faie of delinquent rights
in said township, that so much of each of
such right will be fold at public vendue ar
the dwelling house of Capt. Edmund Elliot
in said Thornton, on the said eoth day of
March next ensuing, as will be fufficient to
discharge such tax with incidental charges,
the vendue to begin at 1 of the clock
m the afternoon on said day, at the
house aforefaid, at which time and place
articles of {ale will be made known. -
The original rights now ‘delinquent in
paving {uch tax are as follows, viz. |, .
Matthew Thornton, John Doak, John
Moor, Jonathan Gilmere, Thomas Chrifty,
Andrew Jack, John MiLean, Samuel Mor
rison, Joseph Morrison, James Cochran,
David Anderson, Thomas Morrison, John
Gilmore, Samuel Steel, Robert Clindining,
Andrew €hindining, David Clindining,
Archibald Clindining, Andrew Clindining,
Jjr. Samuel Morrison, David Craig, Hugh
Ramsey, David Montgomery, Sam’l Gregg,
Thomas Gregg, John Campbell, Joha M’-
Cartney, James Alexander, James Doak,
John Taggard, James Taggard, John Swan,
William M’Nea, Fitch Pool, Wm. Taylor,
Thomas Walley, Isaac Thomas, Hugh
Gillis, Wm. Alldy, Wm. Howard, hon,
John Temple, Theodore Atkinson, Efg.
Theodore Atkinson, jr. Efg. Col. Joseph
Smith, and Col. John Goﬁqc.
The society for propagating the Gospel
in foreign parts one share, one share fora
glebe for the church of England, and one
share for the benefit of a school forever.
JOHN HOGG, Prop’rs ColleCior.
Hampfiead, Feb. 15, 1798. -
| State of New-Hampibire.
| WHEREAS by an a& of the General
| Caurt of said State, pafled at their
session in December, 1796, a tax of three
- cents per acre was granted upon each and
every acre of land in Lyman, in the county
- of Grafron, for the term of oné year (ex
- cept public lands) for the purpose of ma.
king roadsand bridges, and repairing the
fame as set forth in said a, and by which
the proprictors and owners of said land are
allowed to pay each one his proportion
thereof in work at fix cents per hour for
an able bodied man, finding his own tools
and diet; this 1s to inform all concerned that
the felefimen of said Lyman, for the time
being under whose dire&ion the work is to
be done, will be ready to employ the pro
prictors and owners of said lands as afore
faid, any time between the 1t day of May
next and the Ift day of O&lober next en
{uing the date hereof ; the names of the said
proprietors and owners with the number of
their lots, %uantity of land, and taxes there
on'are as follows, viz, .
Ne. acres dols. cts,
Edward Cautts, 1 228 6 84
Isaac Bishop, e 328 9 84
Elisha Lyman, g 8 328 9 84
Joseph Beacher, & 128 3 84
Joseph Newmarch, 6 328 9 84
John Beacher, 8 328 9 8
James Blackfly, 10 178 5 34
Stephen Johnson, 11. 328 g 9 8
* John Millar, 12 328 9 &4
James Bradley, 13 228 6 84
Ifracl Bishop, 14 128 3 84
Timothy Ruggles, 15 828 9 84
Joseph Root, 16 328 9 84
Andrew Bradley, 17 828 9 &4
Thomas Wilmot, 18 328 9 84
Ezra Dodge, 20 328 g 8
Daniel Balet, 21 328 9 84
Joseph Thomson, 22 328 9 84
Zadock Allen, 24 328 9 84
Timothy Talmage, 27 114- 8 4»
Phineas Bradley, = 28 178 5 34
Ezekiel Hotkis, 29 178 5 34
David Aufion, 31 50 1 50
Samuel Willmot, 3¢ 62 1 86
Benjamin Bradley,. 33 328 9 8
Hezekiah Tutiley 34 328 9 8
Gideon Lyman, Esq. 35 328 9 83
Timothy Bradley, g 6 328 9 84
Daniel Lymin, Esq. 37 328 9 84
Samuel Bishop, jr. . g 8 328 9 84
Moses Ford, 39 38 9 3
Elisha Sonthwell, 40 228 6 84
Amos Purkins, 41 278 8 10
Gadd Smith, - 42 52 1 56
Phincas Lymen, Efg. 43 75 2 25
gidcon Lyman, Esq. 45 328 9 84
Llitha Lymao, - 49 228 6 84
Joha Mix, - ... =so 228 6 84
Ebenezer Phelps, 51 328 9 84
Jacob Heaton, 53 328 g 84
John Beaker, 55 338 9 8
Silvanus Bithop, - 56 278 834
Samuel Aufton, 57 208 6 384
- Elikam Hall, - -59 278 884
Mided Lyman, ‘6O 328 g 9 84
Timothy Peck, - 61 328 g 84
Amos Mores, 62 328 g 9 84
John Aufton, - 64 328 9 84
Samue!l Hanum, 65 328 9 84
‘EzraClark; -~ . - 47. 40 1 <0
Joho Hurd, Esq. location, 1165 dg.;_ -95
- And each and every proprictor and owner
~of lands in said. town of Lyman, who {hall
' not pay his tax agreeably to said aét, before
the sirs day ot O&ober next, is hereby no
tified that his Jands will be advertised for
{ale after that time as the law direéts.
- DANIEL MOULTQN,}ScIe&-
WILLIAM MINER, men.
Lyman, January eg, 1798. .
.m e - ' . <
*A LL persons indebted to or that have
' Ai’,’a‘@’.‘&. against the eflate of Jo
seph Whittier, late of. Nottingham,. decea
sed, arc desired to fentle with the fubferi-
Nottingham, Ecb, 6,278
' - State of New.Hampthire.
OTICE is hereby givea to the non-resident proprietors and owners of
N land in the town of Deerfield, who have not paid their taxes for the
year 1797, that unless they pay the fame to me the subscriber, so much of
their land as will pay the fame, with incidental charges, will be fold at public
vendue on the 26th day of April next, at 10 o’clock A. M. at the dwelling
house of Capt. Benjamin Butler, innholder in said town, unless prevented by
previous payment. e S
? %o, 0, e, S 2
| o3lty ¢ 3§ RIS
o ERT RSN OF RS - 3
; >3 Ny ° o |\ v
ST N T cents.Cts.ts dols b dols St dols. Ot s
Estate of Joho Moulton, $.5. 15 8 3 33098 1140 a 0
Jonathan Garland, Ssoß&¥ 1F o ¢ 230 9t
Fellows and Blake, 't 6203 3 0 035 0 76 o %
Rollins and Stephens, Wt o.t 3. 32 8 %8 3 113 50
Thomas Nudd, - 1 6,10 62¥024 I3¢ 0 s
Nehemiah Folsom, - . GOOB 3 12 8 B v e3O
Joseph Woodman, - I 8 N%O 2 3 T 8732 038 050
Benjamin Eastman, : 130 2 % 4 019 O 4 0 ¥o
J John Philbrick, } 6’3 30 %.2 T 0.3 025 0 g§o
onathan Philbrick, for ,
Widow Hannah Moulton, §:6 204 32 8:0 31 0660 6o
Deacon Fogg, = - 17 4 20 4 2 9 o 36 o 76 o s 0
Benjamin Brown, 8&9 212013 8 28 1 12
John Tuck, - 23 I°'lo 4 I 11 O 44 0 95 O 2%
Phillips White, - 0 1300 2 0 3.0
Col. Joseph Fifield, 20 1 20 6 2 15 0 §7 1 24 © 7§
Samuel Stepheans, - 20 1 20 6 3 16 o 64 1 35 075
Nathan Merrill, - 1.3 20 4 2 10°0-39 0.8 o g 0
David Fogg, - Mt 8 8 2.0 So° K ¥ 198
Israel Sawyer, - 20 2 20 6 2 17 o 0 67 1 4z o ;o
Reuben Currier, 3 0.9 0354 0 94 '
ohn Scribaner, - 182 4D 2 0 .29 -0 .¢cß o
i : : e Impr7oved. Imprgoved. ’ 7
Tuck and Sanborn - 13 2 20 4 210 .0 370 77 0 50
Scribner Gordon, 311 .1 WOiF. 1 ‘6.0 a 3 047 o 3%
Hezekiah Bedee, - 131 30 4 .3 30 °o:'33'o 76 o g 0
Mary Wheeler, original, 29 ‘1 140 3 o 7
Richard Freach, 24:..4. 30 z ,© 80
Thomas Willfon, - 20 .L. 70 3 1
Pike and Roflell, - 30 1 166 4 1 26
Nathaniel Ward, 6.3 %0 . ..3 2 g 0
Andrew Simpson, - g 3 %o 2 o 350
Humphrey Hook, 0.1 5o 2 o ¢o
John Woodman, - 2 50 3 : o .78
Broadftreet Gilman, 211 8 4 3 1
| ROBEY MARSTON, Colle&tor.
Deerfield, Feb. 16, 1798.
State of New-Hampshire. Strafford fI.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non
residents, proprietors or owners of land
in the townthip of Offipee, who have not
paid their county tax for the year 1796—
that unless {aid tax is paid to the {ublcriber
at his dwelling house in Offipee aforefaid,
on or before the 16th day of April next ;
so much of their lands will be fold at pub
lic vendue, at the house of Capt. Jacob
Brown in said Offipee, at ten of the clock
in the forenoon on {aid day, as will pay said
tax and incidental charges. No. Q’ty. Cents.
Theodore Atkinson, 9 200 S
ditto 45 400 6
Thomas Willingford, 36 400 6
John Moffatt, 48 400 &
Richard Wibird, 28 400 6
ditto 33 400 6
PORTER GILMAN, Colieéor.
Offipee, Dec. 1, 1797.
TO BE SOLD :
The HOUSE
On Portsmouth Plains,
COMMONLY called the globe tavern
together with about 40 acres of land
adjoining, and a barn, and excellent well of
water on the premises. This is a very eli
gible situation for a gentleman’s feat, or a
Tavern, for the latter of which purposes it
has been occupied a great number of years.
Any person withing to purchase the pre
mises will make application for terms, &c.
to . - DANIEL WALDRON.
Portsmouth, Feb. g, 1798.
State of New-Hampshire.
Grafton, fI.
OTICE is hereby given to the
Nnonreﬁdent proprietors and own
ers us land in the town of Northumber
land who have not paid their county
tax for the year 1797, that so much of
their land will be fold at public ven
due at the dwelling house of Cap
tain Wirriam Carcirir, in said
town, on the last Thursday of
March next, at 10 o’clock in the fore
noon, as will pay said tax with iaci
dental charges, unless prevented by
previous payment.
Na.lf div. Ne.ed div. No.3dd7v.
Cents, cents. ~ cents.
Edmund Morse, 0 o 4 4 32 3
John Webster, 41 4 8o 3
Moses Bartiett, T R
Enoch Moulton,62z 7 _
Aa’n Page 100acs. M H. Wentworthi4
DAVID BURNSIDE, Colle&tor.
Northumberland, Feb. 1, 1798.
i ——
ANAWAY from
A the subscriber an indented apprentice
boy named Benjamin Thomas, about 18
years. of age, carried away {undry articles of
cloathing ; 1s a short thick set lad, rather
of a dark complexion, had served a few
years at the farming business ; whoever will
take up said lad and return him to his mal
ter, shall have ONE: CENT reward and no
charges paid. All persons are hercby
forbid hax‘{:oring or trusting said ranaway
n his master’s acconnt. ;
- . JOSIAH ROBINSON.
Exeter, Feb. 19, 1798.
et et e —————
Portsmouth Aquedull.
‘HE Direftors of the Portsmouth A-
T quedu& proprietors, have voted an
affeflment of ten fallqr& on each proprie
tors {hare ; and dire@ed the Treasurer to
colle& thie fame on or hefore the 15th day
of Marck next.—The several :rornetors
are therefore requefled: to pay the fame to
the Treasurer at:his house in Portmouth,
agreeablethereto, in order 10 ‘enable a punc
tual compliance with the dirc&tors contratt,
‘made for thxw;-‘tgliﬂimem of the bufi
‘nefs-of the: tt. : IR
el HOMAS MARTIN, Tregfurer,
_. ‘Portfmouth, Feb. 20,1798, =~
: TOR SALE,
A lot 'Ff zanp in_Deerfield,
ITH a house, thop and barn
vi’ thereon, now occupied by
John T. Coffin, for terms apply to
| M. S. MARSH.
To be fold a lot of land, with a
new boufe, barn and flore thereon,
ITUATED in Gilmantown, ad-
S joming to Meredith bridge, and
is perhaps as good a stand for Trade
or for a public Inn, as can be found
in this State, of its value, a rent equal
to fen pr. cent. may now be had for it
for three years, on lease, and as a sum
nearly amounting to what is asked for
it has been offered, the profpeé of its
being soon fold is very encouraging ;
some other House Lots not far from
the preceeding, may be bought on
reasonable terms, by applying to the
subscriber in Portsmouth.
JOHN WENDELL, or
Mr.Josnva Lovesovy,near the premises.
Feb. 20, 1798.
THE fublcribers commissioners appoint
ed by the hon. Samuel Tenney, Esq.
Judge of the Probare of Wills, &c. for the
county of Rockingham, to receive and ex
amine the claims of the several creditors to
the eflate of Samuel Pickering, late of
Greenland, in said county, gentleman, des
ceased, represented infclvent ; hereby give
notice that they will attend for that service,
at the dwelling-house of Joshua Pickering,
innholder in {aid Greenland, on the last
Thurl{day of this and the five following
months, from four to eight o’clock in the
aﬂcr?ﬂiwx\vr WEEKS
SAMUEL FAYBAN, \Commif
JOSHUA PICKERING, [ Jfiorers.
Greenland, Feb. gO, 1798. :
AAi R A
FUST PUBLISHED
And for sale by
S. Larkin,
&
At the Port/mouth Book Store,
A JOURNAL
Of the Captivity and fufferings of
Fobn Foss, ‘
Seweral years a prisoner in Algiers :
Together with some account of the treatmens
of Christian Slaves when sick—and ob-
JSeérvations on the manners and cuf
toms of the Algerines.
ARG ol i S R Bl B T
Q LEATHER Bucket belonging
to Mr. George Dame, was taken
or carried away by mistake in the
night, from the fire at Mrs. Briard’s
house, some time past, and one other
Bucket was then left there without
any name on it ; the person having
Mr. Dame’s bucket, will please to in
form him and he will exchange.
February 2e.
FOR SALE BY
John Man,
_ Opposite the State-House,
RUSSIA and Swedes
Iron ; German Steel ; Irom
Shovels ; Frying Pans; Flat Irons.
4d, 6d, 10od and 2¢od Nails,
per catk or thousand.
A large aflortment of
Iron HOLLOW WARE,
by the ton and retail,
Confifiing of
Large and small Kettles 3
large and small Pots ; High Pans ;
Bafons ; Dutch Ovens ; Spiders ; Skil
lets ; Tea-Kettles ; Cart-Boxes ; hand
some {quare-top Dogs, &c.
French Brandy of the firft
quality, by the pipe, bbl. or gallon ;
Weft-India Rum per hhd. bbl. or
gallon ; Genuine Hollands Gin by the
bbl. and Gallon.
Molafles by the hhd. and re
tail ; Brown Sugars by the hhd. bbl
& pound ; Loaf, India and white
Havannah Sugars ; Raisins ; Flour;
New-England Rum. .
Sheng, Lisbon and Malaga
Wines ; Hyfon, Souchong and Bohea
Teas ; Cotton ; Alfpice 5 Pepper ;
Cinnamon ; Cloves ; Nutmegs ; Gin
ger ; mould and dipt Candles. -
Cotton and Wool Cards ;
Gun Powder and Shot ; Sleigh-Bells ;
Redwood ; Logwood ; Copperas ;
Alum ; Figand Smoaking Tobacco ;
Hair-Powder ; Starch ; Butter
Country Cheese ; Salt.
~ Eighty Quintals.
POLLOCK FISH, &c.
Al of which awill be fold on the most
moderate terms. g & ¥
; FOR SALE BY
Martin Parry,
At No. 8, Portsmouth Pier,
USSIA and Swedes Iron ; Ra-
R vens Duck ; Cordage of all
fimes; :
Tobago Rum ; French Brandy ;
Lisbon &'ine. SRa by _
Loaf, Brown and India Sugars ;
St. Übes and St. Martins Salt.
" Supeifine Flour ; Fish of all forts,
RN e ;
Portfmauth, Jan. 29, 1798-