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ORIGINAL POEIRV.
tir "IMPORTANCE OE TH£
FRENCH NATION.
a new Song. — % & tun, of Derry Down.
Sung at the Theatre Royal, London, at the
hate of th? expelled Invasion, in the char
after of a Sans Calotte, coho had just got
a /mattering of English.
D —O—
E John Enfft love Beer, and de very good
Prog,
Ve Frmcbrc,,bon Vine, andde Tigh of de Frog,
De Vine make us merry, de Frog nimble too,
Ve can ting, ve can^lance, and bid furrows adieu.
Derry down, down derry down.
Ve are rightly term'd de Great Nation, be gar,
Ye fear ndder God, man. Devil, or fear,
Ve march vere ve're call'd, all true Sans Cootes,
To pick all your pockets, & cut all jour T'roats.
Derry down.
No more of your Crfart, and oder Grand Zars,
Ve ape d< rffykl ydtidns, and mimic dcir Vars.
Dey are all petit vM/ns, ihpqmies be gar,
And de, ne'er knew the fwects of plunder Le-
Deny do,n. Qurre.
Dis Var is a One tiffcaw ever vas made,
Makes our Confute all bold, in de pick pocket trade,
* Tofeel power,forget right'' is de Great Rations
plan,
And to conquer all oders, as faft as dey can.
►ts Deny down. ''
Ob Sacra Dien, ve tremblingly dread,
De antlers that grow on John Bull's cutly head,
He paws all de d^y, and frows dirt like de Devil,
He always did treat poor Frenchmen uncivil.
Deify down.
But soon in our Flat Boats, our Culottes vil fail,
And as John is napping fcize hold of his rail.
Ve vil cut off his Horns, ccfcwrge of our Nation,
And den ve vil made van gallant invafon.
Derr, down.
But hark ye, my Braves, dere's de Devil to pay.
Dare's Bronte, now peeping in each hole and
b a y.
Hefwears and hehlufters, and tunders so stout.
Ve fear dat our Flat Boats vil never go out.
Derry down.
See dere, de John Englijb, all plump rosy Feifs,
Eating Beefs, and dere puddings, and Puddings
and Beefs,
Dey vil Real our Grand Frigates and Flat Boats
by fcorcs, /
Unless ve do moor dem fafe up on our shores.
Derry down.
Hah t our Navies amplicons, 'tis ton grand In
vention,
Ne'er t'ot on before, & now only by Frenchmen,
Dey 'll soon crawl from deir moorings like tor
toise swim over
De Channel, and land somewhere about Dover.
Derry down.
Vat den, do ye tink vil be poor John's fate,
Be gar, you vil soon fee von proper Bull-Bait,ft
Our Cufoas brave as any Don Pedros,
Vil make pretty ,v.ork witty their trust, Toledos ft
(Derg do,to
But (hon'd old John Bull infuriate goad us,
And make us frog out, St, Antone pro Nobis,
Ve vil, reel to de Right, change de Rear, for de
Van,
Afad make von Convention, as faft as ve can,
Derry down, down derry down.
, Bullbaiting, a famous fpefen in Spain, where
in many Feats of 'Hbrfemanfop are exhibited in
Fighting a mad Bull.
I Toledo, a Place in Spain where Broad-
Swords and Hungers, of the sines temper and Elaf
tuity are made, hence an excellent Broad-ftuord is
called aToledo, by the Spaniards. [SceHudibrafs,
For the ORACLE.
BRISSOT's GHOST.
A -b-
S at the Shakespeare tavern dining,
O'er the well replenilh'd board ;
Patriotic Chiefs reclining,
Quick and large libarims pour'd.
White, in fancy, great and glorious
'Midft the Democratic storm ;
Fox's crew, with shouts victorious,
Drank to radical reform.
Sudden, pp the flair-cafe founding,
Hideous yells and (bricks were heard ;
Then, each guest with fear confounding,
A grim train of Ghosts appear'd—
Each a head with anguilh grafping,*
(Himfrif, a trunk deform'd with gore)
In his hard, terrific clasping,
Stalk'd acrofi the wine-ftain'd floor.
On them gleam'd the lamp's blue luftre,
When Hern Buissot's grizzly (hade ;
His fad bands was seen to muster,
And his bleeding troops array'd.
Through the drunken crowd he hies him,
Where the Chieftainf fat enthron'd ;
There his (badowy trunks beside him,
Thus in threatening accents groan'd :—
w Heed, oh heed ! our fatal story,
“ (I am BiqssoT's iriured Ghost)
* You who hope to pufchafe glory
" In that field, where I was loft !
U Though dread Pitt's expelled ruin,
u Now your foul with triumph cheers';
* When you think on pur undoing,
"You will mix you: hopes with fears.
• See, these helpless, headless fpe&res,
" Wandering through the midnight gloom;
* Maik their Jacobinic ica&res,
-“ Echoing from the silent tomb,
" These, thy foul with terror filling,
'Once were Patriots fierce and bold"—
(Each his head with gore diHilling
Shakes, the whilst his tale is told.)
“ Some from that dread engine's carving, f
“ In vain contriv'd their heads to save :
" Sec Barbaroux and Pjtion Carving
« In the Languedocian Cave !
* See in a higgler's hamper buckled,
“ How Lohvet's soaring spirit lay !
0 How virtuous Roland, hapless cuckold,
“ Blew, what brains he had, away.
^"H# 'neath the power of dark Marat,
" Sadly Condorcet, cuffing, fell {
- " Begg'd poison of bis friend GARAT,
" Drank—and slept— to wake in Hell !
" Oh ! that with worthier fouls uniting,
" 1 in my county's cause had (hone !
~ Had dy'd my Sovereign's battle fighting,
,"Or nobly propt his finking throne !
" " But "hold !—I feent the gales of morning,
" Convent garden's clock (trikes one |
, Hcedi oh heed,l „ „ne@ warnings
:. * Ere England is like France undone f
*, To St. Stephen's quick repairing,
* Your d&mblcd Mania end |
"And your errors past, forfwearing,
* Stand M length your Country's Friend:"
F Cut off by that Prince of Republicans, Rq.
lUkCTEKZ. f Fog. , Revolutionizing.—
1 Guitoux I Solemn admonition to all Revo
&tioni&R
morals- No. 408.
Devoted to the cause of virtue and-Relicton. ,
Justin martyr, ^ p/;%fo,
•who received Chriftianit, five and twenty
years after the death of Ignatius, declares,
in the relation of hit converfon to the
Christian faith, •" That the power pf
gedlinef in ya plain fa,le Chriflian had
that influence and operation on hit foul, that
be could not but betake bimfelfto a ferioth
I and flriel life :" and yet, before, be
I was a Cynic, a rigid fed : and it gave
j him joy at his martyrdom, that be had'
'fe^ b" days as aferious teacher, and a
good example.
Eufebius. relates of him, ——" That
Abou, bewas also a fill,ever of Plate's
:doctrine, yet,when he sap the : Christian?
.piety and courage, he concluded, that no peo
ple, wefefo temperate, left voluptuous, and
more set on divine things ;”=—and this
confderation firfl induced him to become a
Ghriftian. $ ,L.<.-
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MEDLEY—No. iB-.
Anedote of Frederic, late King of Prussia.
A REDUCED officer who bad fervet with
L1 great brave ry as lieutenant colonel during tie
rear of feoeral years, repaired every day to the
fang's anti-chamber to folirit a penfina: 7be king
badfaid to bins, "Have patience, I cannot at prefect
do any tbing foryGu" Tbe officer war not re
pulsed, and "wherever be found the bing^ did not fail
to importune bm. The king,tired wish bis perfevc
rance, ordered that befooted be admitted no more. In
the mean time a violent satire appeared aguitf Fre
deric, who, contrary, to bis usual etforn, premised a
reward of fifty louis for the difovery of the author.
The next day, the lieutenant colonel repaired to the
palace and was refufed admittance. He perffed,
however, adding that be bad fimetbing of importance
so communicate to bis majfo. He is announced,
and enters. " Have I not fold you, said Frederic,
" that I can do nothing for you at prefect ?"" I
'' require nothing, arfeebed the officer, " but what
"your majesty has promised. lam tbe author of
" tbe pamphlet that basjufl appeared agaitfyour ma
"iff Punijb me, if you please, but pay tbe fifty
*' louis to. my wife, that foe may buy bread for my
"'wretebed children.' — Tbe d I confound you,"
" said the king, "youfell g°,° tbe Spandau" — #
[This is a fortreft where military and fiate priso
ners are either confinedor obliged to work on tbefor
locations.] " Sire," said tbe officer," Ifubmit to
" whatever your majesty orders with refect to my
' "Rif; but prey do not forget tbe money.'" In an
" boar's time," replied tbe king, " your wife fall
'' bave-it.' . Tbe king then fat down, yvrote a let
ter, and gave it to tbe officer,fitying, "you will de
" liver this to tbe co mmandant of Spandau, and tell
" him that Iforbid bin to open it till be bus dined,
, He then ordered tbe officer to be conduced to Spandau.
He arrives there, and prefects the letter to tbe com
mandant, with tbe verbal orders. Tbe commandant
dines. Tbe officer remains in cruelfufpence; tbe
better is at last opened, and read as follows :
" Tbe bearer of this letter is apppointed common
" dank of tbe fortrtfs of Spandau, bis wife andebil-,
" dren will be therefom with fifty louis. Tbe for- *
" mer commandant will repair to Potzdam, where
"a better place awaits bim. * Frederic."
Etou a late Bafton paper.
To the Benevolent and Humane-
Tbe public have been informed by an ad-
VertifemenHnibepapers, that a M, fofeph
Inman bat been confined in the gid at Caf
tine,fnce the month ofJrt-laft, at tbefup
pofed murderer of Oliver Holmes, and
of tbe offer of a reward of 400 dollar, by
said Inman,for any information where said
Holmes, who bad disappeared from bi; ufa
al teffence, was so be found. In confer
quence of these advertisements, Holmes has
been found; and if now in the vicinity of
this town. Such, however, has been the
fuferingi which Inman has experienced, in
his property, in confluence of the Jufpicion
under which be bas been, that be is wholly
unable to pay tbe reward ; and the perJons
who concealed Holmes, will not difeover
him, unlefs they receive at teafl, 200 dollars.
Tbe Benevolent and Humane, who are de
sirous to loose the bonds of an innocent man,
and'rontribute fometbing towards extricat
ing " e 'wife of foil Holmes, who was aljb
involved in tbe fufricion, fromprifon, are in
formed, that Jubfeription papers are left at
Mr, Taylor's, Mr. Brooks' the Marine
and Fire Insurance Offices, where they will
receive fatisfa&y evidince of tbe truth of
tbe above fakement
It may not, perhaps, be improper to add,
that Inman has a wife and eight children ;
who are reduced to great distress in conse
quence of his imprisonment, tbe depredations
which have- been made on bis property by cre
ditors, and tbe expenses he has been at in en
deavouring to find out where Holmes bas
concealed bimfelf.
Holmes, the person mentjoned above
has appeared before the Attorney-
General, and made affidavit that he is
the person for the supposed murder of
whom Ml Inman is confined in Caftine
gaol. Oliver Leonard and Benjamin
Balis, Efqrs. also made affidavit that
they knew him to be the fame person.
Measures have been taken for the libe
ration of Inman and Holme's wife,who
is a fitter to Inman.
RESTORATOR,|
No, 4 Ladd-fireet, Porifmouth, ]
Will be opened on luefda, next, Dec. Bth, by !
Joseph B. Baker, 1
Late of tbe Hotel and Coffee House Boflon.
OtaE Public are relpedfully
A informed) they may be supplied
with Gravey anti brown Soups, from
eleven till two every day in the week,
(Sundays excepted) with all delicacies
tbe Sefon and Market afford. Dinners
and Suppers drfifed on the fborteft notice
for any foity uho flidJ l)onor him with
their commands, and their withes ftrialy
atteoded tor December 4th, ißqj.
FRESH_G°°I>S.
Peter Coffin,
Has received per the flip Sally,
from Liverpool, a very exleu-'
five Affatment of
Fashionable, Fancy and Staple
GOODS,
Wnich are now opening for Ole, by
PVkoiqale & Retail, —viz.
London and Yorkshire best Superfine
Broad cloths^
Indies Habit Cloths ; Cafßmeres;
fine Beaver Costings; fine Ratteens;
Devonflure Kerfies; Forest Cloths;
Baizes Flannels; Serges ; Whitneys;
Blankets; Wildbores ; Camblets; Crapes;
Hairumes; Durants; Tammies; Shal
loons; Caiimancocs ; Rutfch; Sattinets;
Florentines, - M:
A great variety of•
Fashionable Waifcoating >
Philkfetg; Hunters Cord; Velvets;
black,crimfon,and ' green Shags ; Worft
rd apti Silk Phifli; M',? plain and
fhiped Black Latins; Fustians; Jeans;
Denims; Cortoners; Qniltifigi
Ahuge afotment of
Calicoes & Chintzes ; Chintz
and Dnpiry Furnitures; Ginghams;
Muflinets; Dimities ; Cambneks; Ta
4>lc Gkrths; green Table Coverings ;
Copperplates.
A great variety of
Book, jaconet, Grip'd, check'd
and tambor'dMuflios; fashionable figur'd
Mullins; white and black Cambrick
Muffins,; Mullin Handkerchiefs; Neck
erchiefs.
Cancel's hair Shawls, some
with tilt nettings; purple, chintz, mus
lin an 1 silk Shawk; romri, cotton, linen
bandanho and bhok silk Handkerchiefs.
- A great variety of ~
English & India Luteftrings ;
ftrip'd and check'd Italian Silks ; black
and color'd Satins; Modes; Sarfuets;
Tiffanies; white and color'd Irajian
Crapes; plain, n^and crape Gauzes;
black I# e Veiling. '' 1 ;
A large .fortment of'
Thread, Lacey and Edgings;
black Laces ; a variety of farnionaoje
Ribbons ; gold & Giver Laces and Fring
es; golu and silver Epaulets.
A great variety of
Fashionable graw, chip and
willow Bonnets; a few silk Bonnets,
full aim'd.
A largqafotment of
Kid and Morocco Shoes ;
Shoe Rofetts; Glove Ties ; cotton and
Glk Gown Trimmings; elegant pearl
Necklaces, and Ear Drops ; straw Trim
mings ; fooe Ties.
Ladies Fashionable black Bea
vers; fancy Feathers and Flowers;
Mens' and Youth's faQiionabks Hals.
, A large afotment of
Mens' and Youths' Worsted,
Cotton and Slk Hole; Womens' Cot
ton and Silk Hose; Childrens' Cotton
and Worsted Hose; Womens'white &
color'd Silk and Cotton Gloves and
Mitts; Mens' and Women's black
, Gaiter's; Woifted Socks; Mens' and
r Boy's Worsted Gloves; Miffes' Worsted
and Cotton Mitts; Men's mill'd and
colored Worsted Caps; Mens' white &
black Gauze Hole.
Worsted Pantaloons ; Pantu
loon Pieces and Hose ; worsted & cotton
Drawers ; Mems' beaver, buck, wood,
stock & silk Globes ; white ffi Gloves; !
emigrant Socks and Boots; cotton and
(ilk Braces ; Stock Stiffeners.
Fashionable, gilt, plated and
other Buttons; button Moulds; fttve
Buttons; fleel Knee Buckles ; filv<r
Thimbles; steel and gilt Watch chains,
Seals and Keys; Tooth Bruflies; Pins;
Smelling Bottles.
Irilh Linens ; India Cottons ;
Irith Sheetings ; Counterpanes ; brown
Hollands; Checks; Threads ; embroi
dering and other Sewing Silks ; Twist ;
Galloons; Ferrets ; Tapes ; Bindings.
—ALSO—
Has juf received per thefkip GALEN,fom
London, an additional fapply of
FANCY GOODS,
-—CONSISTING OF — A, teat variety of
MUFFS & TIPPETS ;
Fur Trimmings.
An afotment
Kid Shoes; Morocco Shoes
with cork foals.
Threads, Laces and Edgings ;
black Laces; Gauzes; Italian Crapes;
black and colored Satins; Sarfenets;
I Men's twill'd Satin ; bbck Modes.
A great variety of
Fashionable Ribbons ; velvet
Ribbons; fancy Giver Lace; Shoe Ties;
Camels hair Shaw Is ; Gown Trimmings;
fafhionable Feathers; fancy Flowers and
Wreaths ;^Gir<!les ; &c. &c.
ALL Perlons having de
mands op the eflaie of
BENJAMIN BIGELOW, jr.
late of Portsmouth, Merchant deceased,
arc desired to produce their claims ; and
those indebted, to make immediate pay
went to JOHN JACKSON, Adm'r.
Porfmotah, fee. 12, ißo<.
HENRY LADD,
Informs the public that he has taken the Store
lately occupieAby M§ s . N. A. &f.Ha
ven, in Market freer, and has received
jrom London and Liverpool a
* general aforfoment of
Ship Chandlery,
CONSISTING OF
T7BONY SEXTANTS; do.
J Ojulrants, do. do. with tangent
ferews; Gunter Scales; Dividers, do.
with pen anl ferews; 9 inch, 1 and 2
feet I eletcopes ; 14 & 28 fecund Time
Gladys, half hour do.; Steele's Charts
of the Weft.lndia Islands; Holland's do.
©f toe Leeward and Virgin Iflaods; Jef
ferey's Charts of the Weft India, with
the Windward padages and direaions for
do; Moore's Coarts <0 the Mediterra
uran; a new an" improved Cuar tof the
North Sea, by Wm. Heather, with the
directions for do; Weft India Pilot with
./Jiftatons ; the Straits Pilot ; Elements
of lining, &c.; the ait of do. ; do. of
Sol 'Making.;-. Sutherland Ship Builders
Assistant; the art of Malis Making,
Yards,&c. with plates ; Steele's improved
Tabic; Ship Matters Alliftant ; Guth
rus Grammar; Malham's Naval Gazet
teci ; Writing and Log Book Paper ;'.
Slates and Pencils'; Ink Powder; ditto
Stands ; ; &nJ Boxes ; Pens.Y
D^ep Sea Lines ; Hand do.
Log do; Chalk do; teaming, salmon
and ball Twine ; Mvlin; Mopheads &
Niils; iron Coffee Mills; Tar & Caboos
Ladies ; fh?rt and long handle Frying
Pans; Iron Shovels ; Tormentors ;
Scrapers ; jappan'd Cabin Trumpets ;
do Chndlefticks; Ship's Iron Sticking do,
Tinder Boxes with flints and Steels,
tapper binack Lamps ; scrubbing Brufli.
es; long and (hurt handle T^r do; Paint
do; do Tool s; red, blue, and whjtf
Burnings ; bearded Harpoons ; dittos
Grains ; tin'd, iron, table & tea Spoons ;
white bone, (ham, and real back Table
Knives & Forks, pen & pocket Knives;
Buck Pruners, Pewter Piates, Dishes&
Bafons ; H. and HL Hinges ; Chest do,
five and fix inch round iron Bolts; brass
Knob-Locks; iron Stocked do; single
and double spring chest do; Woodflock
do; double and single bolted Padlocks;
Marking Irons ; fail Needles and Palms ;
Caulking and Making Irons; Bank
bcitftel, iron, Pollock and Cod Hooks;
large, middling and Imall. Quarter do.;
Mackerel do. and small
Spikes ; qod, god, 2od, rod,
61, and 4d Nails; 3.',4d,and 6Clout
do.; 2(1 Pump do; 2d, 3), 4(1, gd and
6J Brads; Sheathing & feupper Nails ;
~ 14, and 28 lb deep tea Leads ; thio
sheet Lead ; Patent Shot; Gun Flints;
Carpenters and Coopers Tools complete.
Also, For Sale,
Sheathing Paper ; Brimstone ;
bright Varnitl ; German Steel; Gun-
Powder; Rum; Gin; Brandy ; Molas
ses; Hyfon, Souchong and Bohea Tea ;
Coffee ; Cotton ; East India, Philadel
phia refined Loaf and Weft-India brown
Sugar ; Chocolate ; jar, box, and calk
Ratlins; English refined Salt Petfe ; do.
Mustard; Spmifli float Indigo ; Pepper,
Pimemto; Cassia; Cinnamon ; Nut
megs; Cloves and Mace.
P&tfmouth, New. 28, 1801.
•CTStrcraCTrauato»ttfrmftttt M,rafrtarn
United States. — Difa id f New- Hampfote,
NOTICE is hereby given that
the Commriliooers in a Commiflion
of Bankruptcy, awarded & issued agaiuft
THOMAS MORTON,
of Portfqwuth in the Diftria of New.
Hampshire, Trader, and the afligoce of
the eftaie of said Morton, intend to meet
son Monday the fourth day of January
next, at 10 o'clock in tbe forenoon, at the
Court H nib in laid Porttmuu'h, in order
to make a dividend of the ellate and es.
feds of fa'd Bankrupt ; 'when and where
the creditors, who have not already
proved their debts are to come prepared
to prove the lame, or they will be exclud
ed the benefit of said dividend. And
all claims not then lubftanriated vill be
disallowed.
JEREMIAH MASON, ffyee
Portfmyfflfc^iyfoi
Diftria of Maine, to wt:
BE it remembered, that on the
fi%fh day of November, in the
twenty.fifth year of the independence of
tbe United Stales of America, Sally Say
ward Keating,o( the said Difi ria, hath de
pufited in this office the title of a Book,
the right whereof Hie claims as author, in
tbe words following, to wit ; " Dorvai, or
the Speculator. A novel, founded on
recent fads. By a lady, author of Julia.",
In conformity to the ad of the;
Congress of the United States, entiled
" An a& for the encouragement of learn
ing, by securing tbe copies of maps,charts
and books, to the authors and proprietors
of such copies, during the times therein
mentioned."
: I HENRY SEWALL, Clerk
of the Difirifl of Maine.
A true Copy as of record,
Attell H. SEWALL, desk
Didria Court Maine.
" To ^ Tet,
For one or two years,
ONE half the TAN YARD
U and BARK HOUSE,fitu
tie at tbe Northerly end of Boyd's bridge
(so called) in Portsmouth. For particu
lars enquire of the Printers.
WHEREAS TVilmam Ca.
► Vv bot of Brooklyne, ia the County
of Suffolk and Commonwealth of Maffa
cnuletts, merchant, and Nathaniel
Gookin, of Portsmouth, in tbe County
of Rockingham, gentleman, have peti
tioned the Judge of Probate for said coun
ty of RocKingham fating forth that they
were seized as tenants in common of one
third part of the following lots of land
Situate io said Portfmoutb, viz one of
said lots lituate on Market-ilrcet, occupi
ed by John Fenhallow, Elq the fecoad
of said lots lying easterly of Water-street
including the long-wharf, with the dwell
ing houses and floras thereon ; the third
lot lying weftedy of Watcr-ftreet, and
adjoining land of Capt. Junes Ome, and.
Mr. William Deonct ; the fourth lot
situate at the South end of faidPortfmouth
011 Frame point, so called ; the fifth lot,
containing about fourteen acres, situate
on the northerly tide of middle road;
and also a farm in Greenland in lain
county of RockinghafliQC?,gaining about
one hundred and forty acres', ' occupied by °
Ebenezer Robinson ; and that Johq Pen
haliow, Elq. Sirpu:l, Peuhallow, merch-,.
ant, John jPcohallow.yu.nr. merchant
Hooking kolpllowriDuty,!, and Ben
jam:u Pcnhalh>w,mcrchani,i)anitlAuftin,
merchant, and Mary-his wife, Sarah Pen
ballow, tingle-woman, Thomas Pcnhal
low, and Sa,ah Am,P<;uht/l|>w, minors,
all of said Porifmouih, are the owners of
the other two thirds; and prayiig thata
committee m : ght be appointed to make
partition of fail rftate, and to set their
part off to them in federally whereupon
it if ordered by tire hid Judge that the
petitioners be heard thereon at the Probate
Ossie in Exeter in said county of Rock
ingham on the twenty^eight day of De-
Conner dent al eleven o'clock before
noon, and that they notify the parties con- •
cerned by causing the lubftance of said
petition to be published three weeks file
ceffively in the United States Oracle and
Portsmouth Aduotifer.
Wm, PARKER, R^ifar.
County of Rockingham.
Porrhnoutb, Sept, at, 1801.
To the honorable Juflices of the Su
perior Court, now fitting at Ex
eter, in said County,
RESPECTFULLY SHEWS,
JOHN GODDARD of Portfoouth,
Parent an I Guardian of Jane Boyd
Goddard and Harriot Goddard minora;
that said minors are owners of sundry lots
of land and buildings within said county
which are now and must necelfarily re.
main wholly unpnxiu&ivc while held by
them and that it will be greatly fir their
interest that the fame be fold,he therefore
prays the honorable Court that licence
may be granted to him to fell Aid lots &
buildings, that the proceedsmay be vefi
qd in other property more projuaive for
their account. JOHN GODDARD,-
Roe kingham fs.
Superior Court, Sept, term, 1801.
Ordered by the Court that the
petitioners notify all perlons concerned
to appear before tbe Justices of the Supe
rior Court of Judicature to be holden at
Porifmouth within and for the County
of Rockingham on the firtl Tuefday of
February next, 10 fh^w caule, if any they
have, why the prayer of said petition
Should not be granted, by cabling laid pe
iirinn and order of Court thereon to be
published three weeks fucceffivdy in the
United States 0, acle & Portsmouth Adverijer;
the last publication whereof to be fit
weeks before said term,
Attest, NATH'I ADAMS, c&k
Copy examined 6v
NATHANIEL ADAMS, Clerk.
"orttmowh, Dec 4, ißor.
Rockingham, ft.
To the Honorable the Justices of
the Superior Court of Judieutrne hold*
en at Exeter, in said county on the t^rd
Tutfday 0/ September ISOI.
Shews
JOSEPH DOE,jun. of New
)J market in laid County, Hufband@ r ,
that he is guardian of Joffph Doe of the
fame Newmarket yeoman, who is non
compos, that there are debts due from bis
said ward to the amount of nine hundred
dollars, and that it will greatly conduce to
the inteteft of his said ward that his real
estate should he fold to difeharge the
debts aforefaid, the said Joseph Doe, jun,
therefore prays that the Court would im
pawer him to fell and convey th? re,
estate of his said Ward, in order to raise
the aforesaid sum of nine hundred dol
lars, that the fame may hr applied to thf
payment of his debts,
;JOSEPH 'DOE, junr.
Exeter, September 23, 1801,
Rockinghamfs.
Superior Court, Sept, term, 1801.
Ordered by the Court, that
the petitioner notify all perlons concern,
cd to appear before the Justices of the
Superior Court of Judicature to be har
den atPortfmotrh,within & for the ©mmy
of Rockingham, on the ti-ft TuefJay of
February next, to &w cause if any they
have, why the prayer of laid petition
ftbould not be granted, by causing laid
petition and order of Court thereon to be
published three weeks fucceffivtly in the
United States' Oracle, gndhtjmwth Ad
wtifa, the last publication whereof to
be fix weeks before, aid term.
Aitefl, NATH'I ADAMS,CWL
Copy examined ^NATH^ ADAMS,^