United States oracle and Portsmouth advertiser — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-06-25 00:00:00, page 3

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* ^^=— —te=t^croßqtrat,
Portsmouth,
SATURDAr, _yu _&3.
^unruerfary of St. John
Was celebrated by the Hon. Grand
Lodge of Masons, in this town yester
day. They formed in the State-House,
and preceded by the Hon- THOMAS
THOMPSON, Esq. Grand-Master,
proceeded to the Alfembly Room, and
partook of a dinner, and returned to
the State-House at 5 o'clock.
0
Independence.
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— Gentleman defieous of joining
ffie Federal Republican/, in celebrating
the fourth of July,at Pifcataqua bridge,
will please to apply to Treadwell's
Book-store, where the fubfeription pa.
per is lodged.
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— CRISIS—IN EUROPE.
OQ= Acc Pillis trom London to the
fime date (May 6tb) as those from Paris,
given 011 Saturday, have been received by
the wav of New-York.
On the 6th May, Mr. Addington in
formed toe British House of Commons,
that Lord Whitworth probably was on
his return to Great Britain. Me know
from our Paris accounts, that his Lordihip
bad notified the French Government of
bis determination to quit Paris the sth
May, and Letters from thence fay, that
bis trunks were on his carriage—his guard
and attendants at the door, and he on the
point of Parting—when he received a
ineffage which induced him to change his
refolucion and defer his journey. He
certainly was at Paris the 6th. -The me<-
f&-e, in all probability, came from the
French Cabinet; as it was on the day
alter be received it, that Mr. Addington
informed the House of his return.—The
afpeft of this incident is pacific. Lord
Whitworth assuredly had delivered his ul
timatum ; and h 4 demanded an aufwer
before the period fixed for his departure
jt therefore relied w th the French Gov
ernment to decide upon it. His ttay af
ter the sth makes it pretty certain they
had decided Upon it ; and that the deci
sion had been fatislaftory. Ou the other
hand the active hum of warlike prepara
tion was again heard ; and the opinion of
very intelligent Americans now in Eu
rope is,that war is inevitable. One tiling
is very, certain—A cribs in the negocia
tion had arrived ; and our readers may
rely that the issue will hot be withheld
from th@m rhanv days.'
The verbal accounts, by passengers in
the vessel lad from Europe, are. That
Bonaparte had threatened to. head an ar
my to invade England ; and that the Eng
lish channel fleet had left port, with or
ders to blockade the French ports.
(Centinel )
ff^fr „fy^,§>rf fr^to^, #«+
gri PE URGE'S Marine Lift-
Arrivals & Departures, since June 18.
Monday June 20,failed Chip Jefferfon, Vennard,
Demerara,
do brig Mary, Pennet, Antigua,
do brig Hope, Riley, Barbadoes,
da brig Sally, R- Blunt, Tobago,
arrived brig Washington, Coxe, Trinadad, id
28 days,
Thutfday 23 do, flhip Sampled, Tibbits, Dema
rara, 30 days.
^. _____ Q -.
Arrived here fchr. Hero, capt. Sam'lOdiornd,
from Demarara, left there May 23, brig George
Washington, Moore, Portsmouth ; brig Gover
nor Strong, Boardman, up the river, for Ports
mouth ; fh:p George and Harriot, Alien, for
Boston ; brig ~, Buntin, Newburyport.;
I fchr. Mary,Jewett,l*ennebcek ; fchr. President,
Black, Alexandria, failed 2 days .before fcho.
Two Brothers, Simpson, Kenncbeck
BOSTON, Juki 20.
Left at Grenada, May 23, the Rambler,
White ; brig , Grover ; and , Board
man, of Pottfmouth, — We understand cap. Board
pan had left alibis bands, and wasfick bimfelf.
June 12th, lat. 37, long. 67, 30, spoke brig
Fidelity; Jenkins, of'Portfmotith; from Norfolk,
bound to Lisbon, out 6 days.—May 30 fchr.
Harriot, Taget,f days from Havanna, bound to
Port-au-Prince, deck laden with horses ; who
informed that he had three days before spoke
with brig Commerce, Stone, of Kennebunk, 8c
Supplied him with water ; capt. Stone had then
been 18 days from Havanua, and in fight of the
Mantanzes, and had been at anchor near Ccy
Largo, bn the Florida ihore, where he met with
type N. Jones and capt. Braddilh, both on Shore
pn Cey Largo, both from Hayanna, and bound
for Portau -Prince, the former was deck laden
with horfes,and the latter with dogs.
Commercial.—St. Thomas, May 28, Flour 9
dols. and on the rife. —Grenada, May 23, Fifli
§ dols. Lumber 17, other American produce
]qw ; Rum 50 cents —Dem arara, May 5, Fish
6 doh. Pork 25, Beef 15, Lumber 33, Rum 50
cents. —Martinico, May 30, all kinds of Ame
rican produce low and dull sale.,
r ..erc-t~t^—^ww.^e^T^^^ai&tw^
DIED] At Demarara. Mr. Thomas Cuihing,
son of John Cuihing, Esq. of Berwick, in the
23d year of his age.—At the very moment
when parental hopes and parental fondnefs
were on the tapis of realization, the destroying
tyngcl levels them at a blow.
At Demarara, Capt. John Chace, of Kenne
beck.
In this town, a child of Mr. Edward a .arry s.
Each moment bas its fickle, emulous
Qftime's enormousfeythe, tubofc amplefweef
Strikes Empires from the root; eacb moment plays,
This little weapon in the narrower fpbere;
Offweet demeftic comfort, and cuts down,
7be fait fl bloom of fu'olunary bliss.
— 0 .
DROWNED.) At Belfaft (Maine,) on the
pvening'of the 17th inSt. Mrs. Henedy True,
aged 50, the day following the body of the de
ccafed was fouud and decently entered.
'Mr. TURNER'S
Summer School will open this
afternoon, 4 o'clock. Jvhz „•
" Dr. DWIGHT
informs the public that ire inoculates for
the LINE POCK,
AUCTION
HOUSE at AUCTION.
On Wedoefday the Sth day of)u0
next, 07 Aid ,ii?rfo at 12 o'clock.;
ANEW two dorydwellitp HO USE
with the lot of L IND, on which
it ftaads, being 56, feet by 77, near the
lower Meeting House ; directly oppo
site Theodore Halls.
Terms of payment one third down,
the remainder in eighteen months for
an approved note.
S. LITTLE, Auß'r.
. Portfrouth, sane 25.
O;i Tuelday, the yh day oj July
next at 11 o'clock A. M. will be SOLD
at Public Auaiotf, at Maj. Talker's Inn,
THE reversion of the Estate set off
to the widow of the late Mar-1
tin Parry, Merchamt deceased, viz.l
The HOUSE and LAND in Buck
ftreet,where the deceased lived. And a
PEW in the Universal Meeting House.
At S. Little's Office.:
ON TUESDAY NEXT.
English & India Goods.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
A quantity FEATHERS.
iNow Landing from sap Amity,
AND FOR SALE BY
Waldron ^ Holman,
frefh fuperfine &: fine FLOUR,
rf^o—Crofs brand,middlings & Ihip Stuff.
^^ The AMITY
w " '" ' n a 'e w days f° r
Philadelphia— for Freight
^^^c^t. or Passage apply at above.
Portsmouth, June 25, 1303.
Wm. & Cha's Neil,
HAU£ FOR SALE.
50 hhds. Trinidad SUGARS, of
an excellent quality.
25 hhds. MOLASSES..
8 hhds. RUM. sane 2;.
Quaker SC YFHES,^ called.
Just received and forfake by
Ebenezer Chadwick,
At his Store in Buck-street,
^} ElNGfrom the fame Factory as thoft
he has been felling the last two yt%
A!fo —Spermaceti Oil ; God &
Pollock Fith, suitable for country use ;
Salt ; Lemoir per box ; Malaga Wine
per case; calks Raifius and Figs; a few
bags Cofree, Cotton, and Sugar, of a hi
perior quality ; Ram; Brandy ; Gin—
And a general aJErtment cf
GROCERIES^ufuaI.
Portsmouth, sane 24, 1803.
Fc r Sale, or to Lei,
A Convenient Stand for a
Glpthier, containing a Fulling Mil '!
and Shop, under one root, Situated in the,
cemre of Londonderry, 03 the great road
leading from Amofkeag Bridge, to Ha
verhil. —also—
Four acres of Land, together
with a fete of CLOTHIERS lOOLS
new and complete,
Josiah Rogers.
Londonderry, June 16, 1803.
2790 Dollars Richer !
And 8000 dolls, the highest Prize !
Tickets at 6 dolls. Quarters tyf
may be had at C, PEIRCE's 3ookftote,{
Portsmouth. Inhere may be had
American Precedents of Declarations;
colkaed chiefly from Mauuferipts of ,
accomplished Pleaders ; digested and ar-'
ranged under diftina titles and divisions,
& adapted to the most modern Praftice;
with a prefixed Digest of Rules and Cases
concerning Declarations.
Price I y.fagle, and ten per cent off by the j
dozen. JUNE 1803. ,
Turnpike Road.;
PUBLIC Notice is hereby
given in pursuance of a vote of the
I Directors of the New Hamtfrire Turnpike
Road passed the 21st day of June current
That all Carts, Waggons, or
ether Carriages of burden, on wheels
whole Felloes are eight inches broad, may
run on said Road toll free 'till the
firft day of July A. D. 1804, and shall
be allowed to pass on laid Road for five
years then next ensuing at one half the ufa
al toll. And the Toll-Gatherers at eacil
Gate are to conform to this regulation.
Samuel Elliot, Treasurer.
Portfrncwh, lune . 2 §, 180,
THE Proprietors of the Newhawp
foire Turnpike Road are hereby
notified to meet at the east Chamber cf
the Court-house, in Portsmouth, on
Tuefday the fifth day of July next at
4 o'clock in the afternoon—
To examine the Directors' accounts
of the coll of said Road, and the I'rea
furer's accounts of monies collected for|
affefoents on the (hates of the Propri
etors ; and to tranfaft any business re
lative thereto which may be found foi
the imereti of the propriety.
By order of the Directors,
Samuel bifot,
Proprietors Clerk.
, Portsmouth, June 25, 1803. ij
Pc^Rt Billows Fids.
Jonah DWight,
Ibisjuft received a large and ft eh
\fop,? of th-fe vdluible fills pre:
pared by Samvel H. P. Lee
New- London, member eftke Con
nNFcut Lkedical Society, andfo
sale, wholesale and retail at hi,
Jhop Portsmouth, as i,al,
—Q—
n^HE inestimable virtues of these Pilt
JL are too well known throughout tut
United States and the Well-Indies,to nee<
any particular defcriptiou of them in a;
idvertifement ; fuffice it to fay, that there
is no Family medicine now extant, that 1
found so universally ufeful and faiutary
the unparalleled demand for them Iron
all parts, and the influx of orders, con
Idaftly increasing, bespeaks theifimrinfn
Imeric above all others ; Practitioners 1
ph, fie, Sea Captains, and overseers 0
plantations, are fully in the use of them
and from an impartial experience for ;
number of years, well known how t<
'appreciate their intrinsic virtues.
For all those diseases which originate
from bilious redundances in the ffomacl
and bowels, the mild yet efficacious pur
gative qualities of them are a furi
preventative a%d cure. The extensive us
of them made in epidemical fevets by al
classes of people, has difeovered their tin
gular convenience—being parted! faft
in all hands ;.and to remove the effects ol
a debauch, or too free indulgence of ar
dent fririu, they are ever sure to report
tiie system without imerhiption to buli
flefs. No family, sea, or plantation med
icine chelt, or,hofpital ; ought ever t. o<
without so effectual and convenient<
phylic. Travellers by sea or land firn
hem of great use in keeping a regulai
habit of body.
Rhe Patentee recommends to the tin
wary an incautious, who may wish to tint
relict and benefit from his genuine Pdis
co be very particular in examining will
icareful eye, the numerous kinds ;hai
nay be offered by venders,(notauthorize.
>y agency or fair purcbafe) having ticti
ions titles,whereby they may have the el
rontery, and more than barefaced impu
lente,to tell them they are 'BilliousPills.
upolitions may ne eaidy avoided, by ex
^milling my bill of directions, which a
beaded with these words “ Doftor Lee\
?itent New London Billion's Fills," ant
drßed at the bottom in large scrip type
5. H. P. Lee,-which is wrapped roundTn
loxes, about one inch m height, am
7-s:hfrin diameter, but in future my box
s will be about 1 1 2 inches diameter
and x 2 an inch mheight, damped on th<
over wicb these letters 5. H. P. LEE
containing 30 pills of a bluilh call ; uuleh
f this defcripiton, they are not genuine
price 50 cents per box.
Asps teee^d and for /ale as above,
Dr. Bealeley'b Family Plaifter,
Prepared in England, Where its repute
Enos so high that more than 20,000 box
s are fold annuall;.
Its virtues are wonderful in curing pain
ul fore breads in temals, fwelbags, inter
nal and external bruises, forains, contract
•d Joints, and affected tendons, Ihorbutu
nd pitalegenic old ulcers and fores, can
ers, chilblains, corns, thorns in the
flefli—lts the bell remedy in the world fo±
Kirns and scalds, eruptions and fates 0
be ikin in ebikh-eh.—For particulars rel
uive to this invaluable medicine fee th;
tills of direaionsaud certificates ot cure
t the place of sale.—price 75 eents pe
>ox.
! Alfofirfole as a^ove.
Dr. Lee's Aromatic Paste foi
he teeth and gtims, the only genuine me
dicine cf this class under that title.
. —price 50 cents per box.
June 25.
^F^U N'D
ON a street in Portsmouth, a
Small sum of Money , the petfol
who loft it by applying to the printer
will get information of it, proving pro
perty, and paying for this advertisement.
Paitfmouth June 2§, 1805.
NOTICE is herby given to the
Sealers cf Weights and Measures
in the federal towns in the County of
Rockingham, that I have the County
Standard, and am ready to try and seal
the standards for the town's in frtt
county. J. W. GILMAN,'
County Sealer.
Exeter, June i 2, 1803,
_—l — -—I , ± .. ._
State of New-Hampfiiire.
HillJhnouyk R.
To the Honorable Superior . Court hplden at
Hopkinton, within and for said County if
Hilfborouyh on the fed laflay of May
A D. 1803.
HUMBLY SHEWS,
JOHN JEFFR IES of Boston,
J in the County of Suffolk, and Com
monwealth of Meffaebufetts. iLvlician,
Chat be is the lawful guardian of George
J°freyJffiio a minor under the age of
'wenty-cne years; That the said minor
s feezed in fee of an undivided moiety of
certain trails of land friia^in Liu Ooun
y of Hilllborough, to wit, one trait of
bind in Hillfo<mmgh, being lot No. ifr
obtaining one hundred acres ; one tr/d
of land in Andover, bein^ Ist No. 64 in
third range, containing one hundred ac/es;
one traa of land in Antrim (called the
society land) being lot No. 6, contain
log two thousand three hundred and fcv
ui acres ; one trail of land in Dmbury
>emg lot No. 36 in the fiift divhrm„
110 >U>.r trail of land in said Danbury.l
being lot No. 54. io the fecotid di r ifnm;;
me other trait of land in said Dmitry
icing lot No. 18 in the third diviGon,
"untaining one hundred arid fifty acres ;
fem: trail of land in ^ew-London, being
fc No, tos, copai/pg cf 1 ^ liwbh',l ^
"y acres; one other trail of land in Lie
few. London being lot No. 49; one
her trail of land in said New Lon
to, being lot No ;; ; one other trad
; f land in said New. London, being
it No. 5f in a gore there fixate; one
•alt of lard in Deering, cootainihg
mr hundred acres;.Jhe trail of ford in
Bradford bring let No. 46 (in the great
, ghi No. 6) cont^ ng one hundred acres ;
: me other trail of iapd id said Bradford,
oeing lot No. 81, qootajning one hun
ted acres ; one other trail of land in said
, 'Bradford, being lot No. 4§, containing
me hundred acres ; one other trail of
( ,land being lot No. 85, containing fifty-
; r hree acres ; one other trail of land in
e said Bradford in a gore there situate, be
ts mg lot No. 2, containing one hundred
lucres; one other trail of land in said
11 Bradford, in a gore there situate, being
' lot No. containing one hundred acres ;
n one other trail of land in said Bradford,
)fin a gore there situate, being lot No. 4,-
; containing one hundred acres ; cue
anther tract of land in said Bradford,
0 in a gore there situate, being lot No. 7,
containing one hundred acres ; one tr A
f of land in Windsor, being lot No. gin
"the fourth range in Campbell's gore (to
"called) containing one hundred acres ;
fe line other trail of land in Keafarge gore
li being lot No. 5, containing one hundred
nacres ; one other trail of land in said
e Keafarge-gore beufg lot No. 45, contain
"ling one hundred acres ; one other trail
fy fund infol Keafarge gorge,being lot No
rfßi, containing one hundred and thirty.
!four acres; one other tnlt of land io
p e said Keafarge gore, be ng lot No. 29, con
a taming one hundred acres ; one other
d trait of land in said K.eafarge gore, being
' r lot No. 60, containing sixty acres ; one
trail of land in Salisbury, being lot N 0.7
,containing thirty acres; one right of land
in Sutton lacing lot No. 15 ; one trail of
hland in Wilton, being lot No. 17 in the
it eighth range. One well of land in New
' lpswich being lot No. :„, containing
1 fixty-five acres. Ail of the aforefaid
l °iraa> of land lying in said county of
Hilifb.)rmgh. Tnat the laid lands are
.'jwhody.unpro luaive, and that it would
is be advantageous and conducive to the in
*sttreft of the laid Minor to make Lie there
d:of. Wherefore the said John Jeffries
-/prays that he may be empowered to fell
" and convey said lands.
JOHN JEFFRIES, ^ hit Attorhej
J Jeremiah Libbey.
Di!;%GU£k ft.
Is ° Superior Court, Me, term, 1803.
7 Ordered by the Court that the
Ipctitiouer notify till perlons concerned to
[appear before the Justices of the Superi
or Court of Judicature, to be hoLen at
„Amherst Within and for the County of
Hillsborough, on the firft Tuefday of
I.o3ober next, to thew cause, if any they,
-save, why the prayer of said petition
: (horild hot be granted, by cabling said
'petition and order of Court thereon to
"be published three weeks fucceffiydy in
[the United States Oracle, thei/l publica
~kion whereof to be Ox Weeks before laid
ternl. —
Atieft, Nathaniel Adam c , Clerk.
Copy examined by
Nathaniel Adams, Clerk.
State of New-Hr.mpfhire.
Ckijhirefs.
to the Homnaile Superior Court kolden at
Charleftown, within and lev J aid County
of Cheftire, on the third Tuefda, cf May,
A. D. 1803.
HUMBLY sHEWS,
JOHN JEFFRIES ofßoflon.
' J in the County of Suffolk and Com
nonweafth of Maffaciufetrs, Physician,
hri he is the lawful guardian of George
fffey Jeffries, a minor under the age of
twenty drie years ; That the said minor
is seized in fee of an undivided moiety of
* certain trails of land situate in said Coun~
s ty of Cheshire ;to wii, one trail oflahd
' ; n Gnflien, being lot No. 17, containing
^one hundred acres ; one other trail of
^hrd'in said Golhen, being let No. 18,
^containing one hundred acres ; one other
trail of land in laid Gofhen, being lot
/No. 22, containing one bucrired acres ;
one trail of land in G< (hen being lot No
4, containing three hundred and forty
thre acres; one trail of land in Wash
ington being lot No. t in the lecorid
'range and third division ; one mher trail
of land in said Walhington being lot No.
I in the second range and firft division ;
one other trail of land in laid Washing
ton, being lot No. 15, containing one
,hundred and fifty acres ; one trail of
land in Packersfield, Iting lot No. § in
,the fourth range, containing one hundred
catreQ ; one other trail of land in said
fFac kersfield, being lot No. 5 in the fifth
Grange, containing one hundred acres ,
fune trail of land in Jaffiey, beingkit No.
Dy in the eighth range, containing one
f hundred anil fifty acres; one other trail
.of land in said Jaffrey, being lot No. 10
tin the lecond range; one trail of land
)lin Stoddard, being part of lot No. 7 in
;ithe fifth range ; one other trail of land
fin laid Stoddard, being lot No. 7 in the
fourteenth range, containing twenty. fix
- wres ; one other trail of land'in laid
• Stoddard, being lot No. 15 inthe twelfth
grange, containing fifty acres; one trail
iof land in Ackworth, being lot Ne. 8, in
„he tenth range—all the aforefaid trails of
rland lying in laid county ofCheJhire ;-—
, That the said lands are wholly unproduc.
hive, and that it would be advantageous
tynd conduciveto the interest of the laid
j privy to m-.Le He thereof.—^br^p',
1 he said John Jeffries pnys that he
I may be empowered to fell and convey
• laid lands;
JOHN JEFFR IES, by kis Attorn
Jeremiah Libhey.'
Ck&refc.
Superior Court, May Term 180%
Ordered by the Court that tty
petitioner notify al! persons concerned to
appear before the Judices ofthe Superior
CourtoFjudicatureto be ho!den at Keene,
within and for the county of Cheftrfre, on
the third Tccfday of Odober next, to
foew cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of said petition should not begrant
ed by causing said Petition and Order of
Court thereon to be published three weeks
successively in the United States Oracle —
the last publication whereof to be fix
weeks before said term.
Attest Nathaniel Adams, Clerk.
Copy examined by
Nathaniel Adams, Cle v k.
State of New-Hampihire.
Grafton, fs.
7a the Honorable Superior Court, holder at
Phnwutk, within and for laid County ts
Grafton, on theff TwfJayofjtmj.D.
1803.'
KUMBLY skews, - .-
JOI-IN JEFFRIES cfßofton,*
J in the County of Suffolk and Com',
monweilth of Maffachufens, Physician,
that he is file lawful guardian of George
Jeffrey fifties, a minor, under the age of
twenty-one years ; That the laid minor
is seized in fee of an undivided moiety
of certain tracts of land situate in laid
County of Grafts), to wit, one trail of
land in Pierm mt, u^ng lot No. 9 in the
fifth range, containing one hundred , acres ;
one other trail of land in said Piermont;
being lot No. z 6 io the fevtnth range
and firft division, containing one hun.
Fed and sixty acres; one trail of land in
Orange, lot No 7 in firft diyifion, con
taining one hundred acres ; one other lot
in said Orange being lot No. 2, contain'-
ing one hundred acres; one fliare in the
undivided lands ir, said Orange, equal tc
thirty two acres ; one trail of land iu
New-Chester, being lot No, 90 in the.
third division ; one ether trail of land in
laid Cheiier, being lot No. 89 in the
third division ; one trail of land inßridge
water, being lot No. 78 in the second di
vision ; five rights of land in Kilkenney,
being the'original rights of D mielFowle,
James P. King,Supply Clap, Isaac Smith
and Jeremiah Libbey ; two rights of land
in Dummer, being the original rights of
Isaac Smith and George Jaffrey ; one
trail of land in Grot; n, being lot No. r;
in the fifth range and fecund division,
containing firry acres; one other trait
of land in laid Groton, being lot No.ir
in the thirteenth range and third division,
containing one hundred acres ; one other
trail of land in said Groton, being lot
No. 2 in the firft range and third division,
containing one hundred.acres ; one other
trail of land in said Groton, being lot
No. 8 in Baker's river range (so called)
containing one hundred acres; one other
trail of land in laid Groton, being lot
No. .9 io Baker's rjver range (so called)
containing one hundred acres; one other
trail of land in said Groton, being lot
No. 14 in Baker's river range (so calle )
io the third division, containing one hun
dred acres ; one other trail ofland in said
Grottoo, being lot No. 3 in the firft range
and third division, containing one hun
dred acres; one other trail of lind in said
Grotton being lot No. 10 on Cummin's
hill(fo calleo)contaioingthirty-twoacres;
one trail of land in Errol, being lot No.
14 in the eighth range, containing one
hundred Beres ; one other trail of land in
said Errol, being lot No. 9. in the fetond
range, containing ore hundred acres ;
one other trail of land in said Errol, being
lot No. g in the eleventh range? contain
ing one hundred acres ; ohe (bare in the
undivided lands in said Errol, equal to
one hundred acres ; cue trail of land id
Bath, being the original right of Robert
Harold ; one trail of land in Alexandria,
being lOt^No. 10 fn the firft division ; one
other trail of land io said Alexandria, be^
ing lot No. 41 in the firft division ; on,
other ttaA of land in said Alexandria,be
ing lot No. 140, containing one hundred
and forty acres ; all the aforefaid trails
of lands ly ng in Ilid County of Grafton ;
that the said lands are wholly unproduc^
live, and that it would be advantageous
and conducive to the interest of said mi
nor to make sale thereof. Wherefore
the said John Jeffries prays that te
may be empowered to. fell and convey
said lands. ,
JOHN JEFFRIES, , his Attorney
Jeremiah Libbey.
T+ 3 'W l
Greftonfs. :
Superior Court, fan: term, i3ofo
Ordered by the Court that the
petitioner notify all persons concerned
to appear before the jufticesof the Supe
rior Court of Judicature to be holden at.
Haverhill, within and for the County of
Grafton on the firft Tuefday of -Novem-i
ber next, to Grew cause, if any they have,
why the prayer of said petition fyould
not be granted, by causing said petition
and order of court thereon to be publifli
ed three weeks focccflively in the United
States' Oracle, the last publication, where
of to be fix weeks before laid term.
Attest Nathaniel Adams, Clerk,
Coy examined by . •
Nathaniel Adairs, Cleiffi,