The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-03-07 00:00:00, page 3

Monumental In/cription.
It found
The EXPORTS of our country, a
mere song, in value;
Ir bath left them worth
above SEVENTY MILLIONS of
Dollars per annum.
In one word,
It found America disunited, poor, infel
~ vent, iceah discontented and vretebed.
It hath left HER
United, wealth, refteftaUe, strong,
' bast, and ftofterout.
Let the faithful Hiftorian,in after times
fay these things of its Successor, if it can.
And yet—notwithstanding all these
services and blefkngs there are found
Many, very nmy^ weak, degenerate
The Aboriginals of the foil inveterate
The American sea-coast utterly defenjelefs,
It hath left it fortified.
American Freemen in Turkish slavery,
where they had languished in chains for years;
Manufactories of Cannon and Mufquets
In full work.
' It found
4" '* c Evidences of Public Debts,wortblefs as rags;
It hath left them
M^re valuable than Gold and Silver.
enemies oftberobites ; —
It hath exercised towards them fufice
& Generosity & hath left tke^ faft friends.
It found
Great-Britain in possession of all
the Frontier Pojis ;
It hath demanded their surrender,
and it leaves them in the possession
of the United States.
It found
Unbounded in Credit ; and remedied throughout
the world.
It found the Treasuries of the United States
and Individual States empty ;
It hath left them full and overflowing.
It found
It hath concluded Peace with them all.
Us death was occasioned by the
Secret Arts, and Open violence,
Os Foreign and Domestic Demagogues:
Notwichdanding its whole Life
Was devoted to the Performance of every Duty
_ „ to promote the
UNION, CREDIT, PEACE, PROS
PERITY, HONOR, and
FELICITY or its COUNTRY.
Y[From the Centinel of tbegtb ]
ESTERDAY EXPIRED,
Deeply regretted by MILLIONS of grateful
Americans, and all good men, The
FEDERAL ADMINISTRATION
That life is fog Polich a»fwers Life's great end"
Os the
GOVERNMENT of the U. States :
Animatal by
A WASHINGTON an ADAMS ;=
a Hamilton, Knox, Pickering,
Wolcott, M'Henry, Mar^
shall, Stoddert and
Dexter. 1Et.12 years.
At its birth it found
Tbe Union of the State, difolving like a Robe offriow;
It hath left it
It found the war-worn, invalid Soldier,
farming from want;
Or like Belisarius, begging bis refufe
meat from door to door ;
It hath left
Ample provision for the regular
payment of his pension.
It found
The Commerce of our country confined
almost to Coaling Craft;
It hath left it
Whitening every sea with its canvass,
and cheering every clime with its start
It found our
Mechanicks & Manufacturers idle in
the streets for want of employ :
It hath left them
Full of business, prosperous, contented
and happy.
It found
The Teomanry of the Country oppressed
with unequal taxes, —their farms, houses and
barns decaying ; their cattle felling at the
sign polls; and they driven to despera
tion & rebellion ;
It hath left
Their coffers in caffi ; their houses in
repair; their barns full ; their farms over
flocked; and their produce command
ing ready money,& a high price.
In Ihort—
It found thempoor, indigent Malcontents }
It hath left them
Wealthy Friends to Order and good Government.
It hath paid all the demands of the
former, and the principal part of the latter.
It found the Country in a ruinous
Alliance with France ;
It hath honorably difrolved the con-
The United States without a Swivel
on float/br their defenfe;
It hath left
The American Nation at War with
Algiers, Tunis and Tripoli ;
It hath
Made Peace with them all.
It found
A Navy—composed of Thirty-four
ships of war; mounting 918 guns; and
manned by 73,0 gallant tars.
Ransomed them, and set them free.
It found
The United States at war with the
Indian Nations ; —
It found our Arsenals empty ; and
Magazines decaying ;
It hath left them full of ammunition
Old warlike Implcm ents.
It found our country dependent on
Foreign Nations for engines of defenfe;
It hath left
It found
The United States deeply in debt to
It found the United States
Bankrupts in Efate and Ruputation ;
It hath left them
Stronger tban the Threefold chd.
flexion, and set us free.
France & Holland ;
It found
It hath
It found
His Excellency John Taylor Gilman, Esquire 243
Timothy Walker 7, and flattering 3
Counfellor— %f e pb Blanchard 205 — E. God
frey 1 3 — scattering 5
Senator— Jeremiah Fogg Esq 228 E. God
frey 14 — flattering 4
County 1 rcafury— Oliver Peabody Esq 243*
Recorder of Deeds—S. Brooks 256 — feat. 4.
Representative— Benjamin Connor Esq.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE ELECTION
g^ln this town, on Monday last, the votes
were as follows :
For GOVERNOR,
His Excellacy John Taylor Gilman, Esquire 101
Hon. Timothy Walter, Enquire 447
Hon John Langdon, Esquire%
For "COUNSELLOR,
Hon fofcpb Blanchard Esquire 96
Levi Bartlett Esquire 446
For SENATOR,
Thomas Leavitt Esq 94. John Goddard Esq. 4,6
Weodb'y Langdon Esq 4
For County Treafarer,
Oliver Peabody Esq too. Joftab Adams Esq 443
For Recorder of Deeds,
Natb'l Parley Esq 102. Jfab Adams Esq 445
Samuel Brooks Esq I
Representatives.
John Langdon, Henry S. Langdon, Clement Storck
and John S. Sherburne Esquires
For Governor— John T. Gilman, Esq 61—
Timothy Walker I 5 — Timothy Farrar 6.
Counfellor— f o fcpb Blanchard 5 7 — Levi Bart
lett 19 — Ezekiel Godfrey ,•
Senator for Diftrid No 2— Jet emiab Fogg 49,
Benjamin Barnard 44
County Treasurer— Oliver Peabody Esq 87
Recorder of Deeds— Natbaniel Parker 64 —
Samuel Brooks 18— scattering 4
Representative— Enoch Worthen.
EAR7 H^UAKE.
Ah Earthquake, was experienced in this
town on Sunday last, at exa&ly half past three
P. M. which was heard and felt diftindlly for
precifel, one mintite.
The fame was also felt in Salcrti, Newbury
port and all the towns we have heard from since
the event took place. We are informed that it
gave a considerable (hock to vcffels, at anchor in
the lower harbor.
, ' And that
The 'Sun of Federalism is set for ever?
" Objbame, where is thy blufo ?"
As one Tribute of Gratitude in these
Times, this MONUMENT
Os the Talents and Services of the de
ceased ; is raised by
THE CENTINEL.
On Wednefdaf last His Excellency
Thomas Jcfferfon, Esq. entered on the
administration of the AmericanGovern
meat, as President of the United States.
And the Hon. Aaron Burr as Vice-
President.
At RAYMOND, for Governor.
John T. Gilman Esq 75 — Timothy Walker 4
PEIRCE's Oracle's Marine Journal.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH ~
Arrived here the brig Friendship, Capt. Barnes,
from Surrinam, via St. Thomas, 29 days.
Left at Surrinam Jan.l7,brig Sally, Alien, Boflon.
Brig Hannah, Curtis, do Ship Morning-Star,
Strang, Portland—brig Richmond, Cutter, Portland,
fch'r Indtfry, Sell, New-London feb'r Delight,
Spooner, Providence—brig Minerva, Rich, Btfon,
failed for Demarara. Captain Harding in a brig
from Portland—sloop Ruby, Brown, Cape Ann,fail
ed for home. Left Markets very low, and
Wtf-India produce very high.
Arrived sloop Enterprize, capt. Shaw, 21
days from Sc. Vincents—left there the brig Ea
gle, captain, Rollins, to fail middle of March —-
captain Fernald failed from there in a schooner
for Grenada the 4th February.
Arrived the brig Alligator, captain Rindge,
29 days from Demarara, left the following vef
fcls at Dematara Feb. 5, Ship George Neil, brig
Polly, Baley—brig Dispatch, Pray, and schoo
ner Nancy, Cutts of Portfmouth—(hip Hope,
Burd and fch'r % Hafiugs of Boston, fch't
»ort(motttb
A letter from Montreal,dated December 26th,
1800, fays, “ We were lately alarmed here by
the shock of an EARTHQUAKE, which is
not very usual in this part of the world."
These brothers always had lived in the greatest
harmony together ; and were the joy and com
fort of affectionate Parents , with whom we
sincerely sympathize on this truly melancholy
event ; may they be comforted with the con
solations that religion alone can afford.
On Tuefday lad Mr. Thomas Pickering and
his brother Mr. Nicholas Pickering 3d, the
former aged 22 and the latter 19, both sons of
Lt. Nicholas Pickering of Newington, went off
in the river, in a float a fowling, each of them
were in the ^ of firing at a flock of birds, the
youngest brother's gun went off, and the other's
flawed in the pan; but on bringing his gun
down from a poise, it discharged its contents
through the head of Nicholas, which put an in
stant period to his exigence.
Sons, who, loft to virtue, to gratitude,
and pa;riotifm,,.
Openly exult, that this Adminiftiation
Dolliver, Cape-Ann, brig Henry, Jones,
Bath—fch'r Unicorn, Parker, Blue Hill bay—
floop Dispatch, Kennebunk, —brig , Bil
lings, Connecticut.
The brig Rose Gilpatrick, of Kennebunk ;
brig Fidelity, Simfon, of Portsmouth, and fch'r
John, Gardner, of Beverly, were at Pott Repub
lican February 4.
Arrived at Salem brig Polly, Drummond, 86
days from Liverpool. Left there, Dec. 5, the
Fanny, Parker, of Portsmouth ; Betsey, Lennis
of Portland; Eagle, Williams, of do; Sophia,
Folarfbee, of Newburyport : Bath, Thurber,
of Portland ; Fame, M'Fairfield, of do. ; and
brig Fox, of Kennebeek. Dec. 12, lat. 50, 32,
long. 9, 13, W. spoke ship Nancy, Orne, of
Portsmouth, bound to Bristol. Jan. 29, lat.
41,30 long 55, W. spoke brig Hopewell, Fair
field, of Salem, from Norfolk; bound to Cowes,
9 days out. Feb. 20, 1at.42, 4}long, 66, spoke
fch'r Phenix, Murphey, from Kennebunk, 4
days Out, bound to St, Vincenti
-Brig y°f e pb, 22 days from Portfmouth,for Mar
tinique, was spoken Jan. 21,1 at. 35, 6, long. 60,4.
At Demerara, Jan. 19. Ship Hope of Boston;
brigs Alligator, Polly, Dispatch, andfeb'r Nancy of
Portfmoutb„
SATURDAY, MARCHI, 1801.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.
At KENSINGTON,
AT EXETER.
For GOVERNOR,
is no more.
f Arrived at. Portland, the l^h utt fob. Greyhnd,
I Copt. Merrill, ,4 days from Derbies. Dfonda,
.I 6tb ult. in lot 36. 6. long. ,1 W.fpoke thefebooner
".AUCTION.
On IFednejday next at to o'clock A. M. will
be fold at Abrahom Isaacs Auflion Room,
50 gold,filver & gilt WATCHES
3 oodd good CHEESES.
A few filial! boxes Green TEA.
English felt HATS
Swanfdown, Writing Paper:
i crate C. C. Liverpool Ware,
&c.&O. Match 6.
Eliza of Old York, Ca,t. T. Baker,for Portfmoutb,
driven off the coast, 3? days out, all well
a wreck:
Afor, bound from Boflon to Kennebunk, to which
flare /be belonged, was lately driven on ft>ore on Small
Point and lof, tbo' we bear that a part of the cargo
wasfaved. The circumfances are fated to us as fol
lows : —After getting round Cape Ann, bound to the
efward, with a song wind off Jbore,afea took her
and the mgf went by the board. The Captain wbofe,
name we have not learned, being at the helm, was by
the flock, carried overboard and loft, Tbefloop, thus
exposed to wind and fem, was driven &m fare, and
in 4 hours was out ofjigbt of land. After being tossed
about for 3 or 4 days, the crew betook tbemfklves to
the boat, and happily made Seguin,
DIED] —In the Weft-Indies, on board the
brig Friendship of this port, (Dec. 26th) Mr.
Daniel Billings, & fan. Ij, Mr, William Mit
cbel, both of Kittery fan. 20, fames Willfon,
a fore igner.
In this town, Mrs, EUNICE HILL, aged 43,
wife of Mr fames Hill If the affectionate wife
and tender mother could have saved from the grave,
then this valuable Woman would not have died.
THE MOST STRIKING LIKE.
NESSES PAINTED IN MINIA
TURE, BY T. ROBERTS.
Arrivals and departures since Feb. 28.
Mar. I arrived feb'r Polly, Trefetben, Wilmington,
2, do brig Alligator, Rindge, Demerara,
do do sloop Enterprize, Shaw, St Vincents,
3,failed fao, Washington, Stavers, Virginia,
4, arrived brig Friendfbip, Barnes, Surrinam,
do failed brig Ranger, Rid, Havanna
MARRIED] —At Newburyport, Thomas
Patten, jr, to miss Miriam Lord of tbai place.
Miniature Painting
CT Please to apply at Col. Brew
ster's, or at this office.
Ladies and Gentlemen waited on
at their houses. March 6.
Wm. & Cha's Neil,
HADE FOR SALE
Bohea Tea in whole & qr. chests.
Souchong do per chest.
Hyfon do
Cotton per bag.
Madeira,\
Sherry, ( WINES,
Lisbon & f per cask & retail.
Malaga )
RAISINS per caik.
RUM, BRANDY, and GtN.
Weft India, Havanna & Loaf
SUGARS.
COFFEE. CHOCOLATE.
Pepper, Alfpice, Ginger.
Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves.
4d, 6d, lod, 2od, NAILS.
Elliot's SNUFF.
With rrlany other articles in the Grocery
line, ata moderate price, for call) nr ap
proved credit. MarAt I.
Samuel Hill,
INFORMS his friends and customers,
that he imported last fall, a general
supply of
Fishing Gear,
which is now ready for file by wholesale
or retail at his flore on Spring Hill, viz.
18 and 15 thread Cod Lines,
12 thread Haddoc, ditto.
Mackarel and Squid Lines.
Salmon Nets, different sizes,
Herring Nets, different sizes.
Hard head Nets.
Seine Twine ; Herring dittos
Hard haad ditto, and Sewing do.
Large Cod hooks, large middling,
and small quartar ditto.
Mackarel ditto ; Bar I.ead.
May be bad at the fam^ [lace,
Red and White Clover Seed.
Iron Hollow Ware.
German and Halback STEEL.
Crorey ditto.
Englif & W. I. Goods
as usual.
Cash and the highest prices given for
(hipping FURS. March 6.
WAS left at a House in this Town,
four or five week> finer, in the
evening, box of SPERMACETI CAN
DLES: the bearer thereof unknown,
and no meffagt left-—the owner can have
them again, by tnquiringof the Printer,
and paying for this advertisement.
Portsmouth, March 6, 1801.
STONE LIME,
of the best quality, from St. Johns, in
hogflicads of 100 gallons each, to be fold
b v ABNER BLASDEL.
A Convenient Dwelling-House
at the South end, near the town
wharf, suitable for one or two families—
for further particulars, apply to ,
Nathaniel Melcher.
Also in this town, Mr Cornelias Drifal
TO LET,
at their store in Fare- Street ;
the following articles :
RUSSIA & Ra.+Qoart black jacks,
vens DUCK.±Piht ditto..
Russia Sheeting. pint ditto.
PITCH. TAR. v Speaking Trumpets
ROSIN. fHorn Lanthorris.
BRIMSTONE. +Tm ditto.
Black Varnish. foailors Poti.
Sheathing N AILS. 'Coffee Pots.
Deck NAILS. tiS, 15& 12 thread
20 I, tod, 61 & 4 d f Lines.
NAILS. 3 Deep sea Lines and
2d &8d Sprigs. t Leads.
Pomp NAILS. jHand Lead Liacs&
4'l, 6d & B<l Clouts.f Leads.
Scupper NAILS. ^Marline.
Club AXES. £ Whipping Twine.
Carpenters ditto. ^Sewing Twine.
Coopers Adze. TMackerel Lines.
Ships ditto. f Buntings.
Hatchets. ^CHARTS, viz.
Iron Shovels. ^Romans Gulf,
Jack & SmQOthingJ W.lndia Charts,
PLANES. tCoaft of France,
Fry PANS. „ + Mediterranean,
Belt Steel Plated^ North Sea,
Hand. Saws. gSt. Geo. Channel,
Iron ditto. ^Coaft of Guinea,
A variety of ^Moore’s Epitome,
H and HL hinges. ySeanen's Journals.
Butt Hinges. 3
GIMBLETS. fofe Ponder.
CHISELS. Tink Stands.
GOUGES. ,Brass Compalfe.
AUGERS. fWood ditto.
Bung Borers. ^Telefcopes.
Draw Knives. ^Quadrants.
Brass Cocks. vßound Sea Hooks.
Tin'd Iron Tablc^Sail Needles.
Spoons. ^Paint Brushes.
Tea ditt@. ITar Brushes.
Gridirons. TSafh Tools.
Tormentors. ±Scrubbing Brushes.
Ladles. ^Clamps.
Wood Screws. ±Mops.
Post Coffee Mills. ¥ Hanks.
Pump Hammers. InTime Glaffts.
Carpenter's ditto. , Binnacle Lamps.
Tinder Boxes, with 3 Dividers
Flints & Steels. ±Gunter Scales.
Japan'd CandleflickJ Ground SPANISH
Chest Locks. t BROWN.
Cabin door Locks.^ Ground Yellow Oka.
Banbury Locks. JVenetian Red.
Padlocks. £ Prussian Blue.
Knives;^Vermillion.
Palm Irons. ,White Lead;
Pin Mauls. YRed Lead.
Caulking Irons. J Logs & Log Reels.
Making Irons. ±Lead Pencils.
Marking ditto. wPhilad. Camboofes,
AK India Goods as tyual.
WINES ; BRANDY ;
TEAS ; IRON, &c.
Portsmouth, Match 1801.
Ship Chandlery Line,
AND FOR SALE BY
Long &. Hamiltori,
NOIF LANDING and far sale by
D. & J. Cutter,
At No § Portsmouth Pier,
BEST Surrinam MOLASSES
ALSO
Superfine, Fine, Middlings, and Rye
FLOUR.
Porifmouth, March, 6, ißoc
ALL perlons who are
indebted to, or have demands
against the Estate of
JOSIAH GILMAN, Esq.
late of Exeter, deceased, are requested to
bring in their accounts for a ipeedy set
tlement, with the fubferiber Administra
tor of said Estate.
Benjamin Clark Gilman.
Exeter, Feb. 26, lßor.
Imported if thefsip HARRIOT/^ B, so,
a general afottrieuf of GOODS in the
TAKE NO TICE.
ALL Persons having accounts
open with the Subferiber, are re
queued to call on him for fettlemeot, he
will attend to that business at his Store
the whole of the month of March next,
Sunday's excepted.
Nathaniel Nayfon.
Berwick, Feb. 27, 1801.
LOST,
BETWEEN Portsmouth and Moul
tenborough, in Odober last, ten
thousand r od Nails, and ten pounds white
Lead, belonging to Jonathan Wiggin,
whoever has the above articles and will
give information to the Printer, shall be
handsomely rewarded by
Thomas shannon.
Moultonborou^h, Feb. 23, 1801.
1 FOR SALE
On moderate terms and long credit,
^ A Viable FARM
a"'' Kittery, ad
joining Brigadier Frost's
now occupied by Noah
Johnson- For further par
ticulars. enquire of the Printer.
, I...——>—■—■■■«■■ 1 '
Io be Let or Leafed,
A Good FARM in St ratham,
within, half a mile of the Meeting
hoofe, for particulars enquire of
Elifhalef Ladd.
A TENANT,''
IMMEDIATELY wanted, to
improve a farm in Durham, adjoining
Great Bay. now occupied by Mr. John
Edgerly—none need apply without a
good recommendation—far further infor.
Nation enquire of GEORGE FROST
SMITH; at No. fPonfeirtithPitr. -'
State of NEW-HAMPSHI RE.
County, of Strafford, g
NrOTICE is hereby given to the non
resident proprietors and owners of rights,
lots, or parcels of land in the towns of Effing
ham, Offipec aid Wakefield, in the county and
State above mentioned, and tituated in the 30th
collection Diftria,on which the direct tax re
mains unpaid, which became due and payable
on the Bth day of January 1800, purfu^nt to an
3$ of Congress passed the 14th July 1798, in
titled an ad, to lay and colled a dired tax, &a
that so much of said land as will fatisfy thb tai
or taxes, affixed to each right, lot or parcel here
after named, together with coll 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 the said tax ih the town of Effingham, at the
dwelling-house of Col. Carr Leavett, in said
town, on the 25th day of May, at 10 o'clock
A. M.—Ail that remains unpaid in the town
of Offippee, at the house of Capt. Jacob Brown,
in said town, on the 26th day of May, it 10
o'clock A. M.+All that remains unpaid in the
town of Wakefield, at the house of David Copp,
Esq. in said town, on the 27th dey of Ma, at
10 o'clock A. if.
Unknown original Owners,
WAKEFIELD. Acres. No. Div. Cts.M.
Theo. Atkinson red Jt 1 18 0
Eliph't Cromwell 67 67 2 40
Eben'r Downs, jr 100 4? 2 36 j
Thomas Down# 100 72 % 18
Paul Geriifh zoo 27 2 jg
Richard Huffs, 55 26 2 14
Benjamin Han 50 84 x ig
Solly & Marel lioo 77 $ jg
James Marden 55 74 2 1$
Fierce & Moote zoo 88 1 18
Thomas Nock, do 94 1 xg
William Parker do 55 2 36 5
Samuel Page's gore pz
Benjamin Roberts zoo 28 2 ii
Eben'r Roberts do z 8 2 36 5
Joihua Roberts do 59 x 4 o
do do 50 % 4 0
Wiliiath Stiles do 23 % jg
Eben'r Wentworth 28 „ z 13
Richard Willand zoo 65 2 40
William Wilfand zoo 97 2 3, 5
Th. Wallingsford ZOO 85 2 41
Daniel Young zoo 29 2 16
OSSIPEE.
Theo. Atkinson 100 9 86 $
do 300 45 65
Jonathan Odioroe 400 32 86
John Moffattstoo 31 43 3
Th. Wallingford 400 14 86 5
do 400 36 *6 5
Richard Wibird 4^° % ' 86 §
do 4°o 33 *6 5
Jonathan Steele 25 i 717 1 5
John Kennidon, jr zoo 86 $
occupant, road lot zoo 86 j
Sundry Loti in ZO6 9 1 21 §
the 2d or upper 100 10 2 21 j|
divifioi, zoo 24 2 21 5
do 27 2 21 5
do 28 2 at 1
do 31 % 11 S
do 39 3 214
do 42 2 21 5
do 61 2 21 j;
do 611 21§
do 62 4 21 5
do 65 2 2t3
do 94 2 21 5
do 95 2 21 5
do 96 2 21 5
do 99 2 21 5
do 100 2 21 5
do fox % # 21 5
do 102 2 22 5
do 103 2 22 g
do 2 ax<
22 Hikis RUM.
27 Hhds SUGAR.
10,000 lbs green Coffee
Forja/e by JOHN RINDGE,
on Rindge’s wharf- . . March 7.
J .—».khwr-,.**-
Clover & Herds cuss Seed,
FOR SALE BY
Stephen Pearfej
at/his store opposite the State House.
EFFINGHAM. 6 '
Jeremiah Avery 25 41 i 5
Jolhua Brown 200 50 a 21 j
Walter Bryant 100 2, 2 21 5
Nathaniel Drake 200 32 2 21
Levi Dearborn, jr zoo 46 2 21 5
do 56 36 1 82
John Dearborn, jr 200 54 2 21 5
Simon Dearborn, 56 54 x 4
Nathaniel Hobbs 7 14 x 5
^ohii Johnson 15 25 2 5
Benjamin Johnson 50 60 x 4 j
John Kennifon 100 24 t x.
Mat. Livermore 20 625
Ebtnczer Lovering, 100 59 2 xx
do ~ J 6 .17 x 4
Thomas Leavitt 200 86 2 43
Moses Leavitt 200 48 * 2I 5
John Leavitt 200 l ing
Thomas Leavitt 54 86 x %o
Tho's Marfton,fr 56 20 1 6
Simon Marfton 40 61 2 x 5
Simon Marfton 6 15 1 z
Josiah Marfton 23 6'x f 5
Tohn Moffatt zoo 5'5 2 1%
Daniel Marfton 36 58 x 3„
Jonathan Marfton 200 75 2 21 5
James Marfton 38 48 1 4
Solly & March xoo 39 2 43
do 28 43 i 35
Simon N,udd 56 49 X 4
jotham Odiorne 56 47 1.6
Benj. Perkins 170 17 2 37
Joshua Peiree 150 66' % 43
Thomas Parsons 56 ^ 1 4
Jona. Page, Jr 200 69 2 21 f
John Shepherd 200 xx 2 52
Ebenezer Smith, x6B 23 2 36
Samuel Smith 145 2. 2 8 f
Daniel Sandborn too 58 2 43
John Taylor 28 37 1 )
Joseph Towle 32 82 1 2
Joffi. Wingate, 3d 200 , i 16
do 56 100 I 6
Jona. Wedgwood 200 29 2 26
William Weeks 200 ?^ 4 34 5
James Wedgwood 56 ig x 4
John Wentworth 2c, 63 i 17
do 5$ 14 t ', $
T. Wallingsford 206 66 2 86 j
do 16 16 : 2 5
John Wingate, jr 56 34 x 4
D. Wedgwood ito „ , 85
do # 56 57 14
Jona. Wedgwood 4a 52 X 3
Wear Drake 200 '2O 2 43
Nath'l Drake 56 29 z 13
Joshua Brown, jr 56 22 t 3 5
Theo. Atkinson, 56 59 X 4°
ISAAC FELLOWS, C&totyth
eoll^'on DifcW