The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-01-17 00:00:00, page 5

j'uft opened by
Peter Coffin,
A variety of Plain and figur'd
Cambrick MUSLINS, some
very fine.
Fashionable Chintz gown Trim
mings.
Fashionable check Ribbons.
Chintz and Purple Shawls.
Extra long white silk Gloves.
Color'd Cotton ditto.
Fine blue and brown Ratteens.
Portsmouth, Dec. 27, 1800.
Joseph Haven,
\T NFORMS the public, he has this
I day entered into Copartnerfhip with
his Brother, JOSHUA HAVEN :—
The business in future will be done un
der the Firm of
Jo/eph & fofliua Haven,
who are now opening and for sale a
general assortment of GOODS, suitable
to the season. He calls upon those who
are indebted to him to make speedy
payment to prevent farther trouble,
Port/mouth, Oflober 1, 1800.
mroßiiw emrai iir -n 1 ramrwraAcranratrare
FOR SALE By
Matthew S. Marlh,
100 Crates assorted
Liverpool WARE.
White Lead dry & ground in oil.
Red ditto dry,
6d, lod, 2od,24d,and Sheathing
NAIL S.
Liverpool SALT.
Sheet LEAD.,
A few bales WOOLENS.
20 bales India COTTONS.
India SUGAR.
Pipes of the firft quality
Hollands GIN, &c.
Porifmouth, Dec. 27? 1800.
^ ■twißiriMK'ff* Jilt A liniiiii — »wm
COPARTNERSHIP.
VANDERBILT & HICKS;
(for their convenience in tranfa&ing
business on Commission) have taken in
to partnerfllip Mr. ABIJAH HART,
and will in future conduct their business
under the firm of
Vanderbilt, Hart, and Hicks,
At their fire proof Store, No. 178 Fronc
ftreet, at Burling's Slip.
Where they have FOR SALE,
67 hhds. Rum, 8 piperhigh proof Brandy,
36 hhds. 20 bbls, and 10 boxes Sugar,
15 hhds. Molasses,
50 pipes, 10 hhds. 30 qr. calks, and go
boxes WINES,
20 bales Corks, 10 bales Almonds,
200 reams Writing and Wrapping Paper,
20 pieces Russia Duck,
50 kegs Virginia Tobacco.
Aif kinds of Country Produce and
Manufactures, and genuine supply of
Groceries.
Their Store being spacious and fire
proof, is a fafe Repository for Goods.
Ail Consignments of Merchandize,
fliall receive due attention and reasonable
advances will be made if required.
JOHN VANDERBILT,jun.
OLIVER H. HICKS,
ABIJAH HART.
New-Turk, Dec. oh, 1800.
CTEHmsmtnwtwrctaammtmmrasmmßnmrcß,
FOR SALE BY
Samuel Rice, North end,
A large Quantity of
SEINE TWINE,
Os a superior quality, which will be fold at a
long credit. Portfmoutb, Dec, 20,
FOR SALE,
At No. ;, Portfmoath Pier,
New fuperfine FLOUR
Good flavor'd Weft-India RUM
per Hht
COFFEE. TAR.
SHEATHING PAPER, &c.
Portsmouth. Dec. 27, 1800.
New assortment of,
S.
Thomas Morton,
HAS just Received a Ihrge as
sortment of London manpfaaured
IHATS, for Ladies, Gentlemen,! Youths,
land Children, most of them of^ Inferior
equality; which wifl be fqld by Retail vc
by low for ready C^fh, December 27.
ORACLE EXTRAORDINARY.
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, TWELFTH YEAR.
<|)e ©mteti ^tateg &|@ ©rack of tlje Bap.
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. Printed and Published every SATURDAY Morning, by CHARLES PEIRCE, Printer of the Laws &c. of
the United Slates, ^ty^ffqL' n ^ c *'" n ?"™''
SATURDAY, JANUARY :Bbr. Mi PRICE I DOLLAR 50 CENTS Per ^^
OF ALL THE D^pfrONS AMD HABITS WH ^H LEAD TO 'POLITICAL PROSP E LITY, RELICION AND MORALITY ARE ^DISPENSABLE SUPPORTS WASHINGTON^ for, „
Next Tuefday.
TO BE SOLD,
THAT pleasant and valuable
little FARM, containing 44 acres of
mowing, tillage, frefh meadow, orchard
arid pafture,fituated on Sagamores Creek,
i miles from the State-House. The pas
ture is well stored with wood, and has an
inexhaustible turf Bog, equal to any ever
cut in Ireland, the whole Farm is well in
doled; and cross fenced with stone wail,
and hasa good dwelling.Houle,Barn,anj
2 wells of water ; the eligible fixation
of the Land for lea-manure with the cun
venicucy of hilling, fowling, bathing,
and exterifi ve profpea of the Harbour's
moutb, Isle of Gioals, arid the ocean, ren
ders it a mod deferable furomer retreat ;
it it is not fold by Tuefday 20th January
next, it will then.be fold at public ven
due, at the New-Hampshire Hotel, at ir
o'clock A. M.—For a plan of the lame,
and terms (which will be liberal) apply
to GEORGE, F. BLUNT.
To be SOLD, together, or in Lots,
as ivill best fait tbe Purcbafera
THAT truly valuable and
plcafantly situated FARM, at I^tle-
Harbour, late the property of Capt John
Blunt, decoded, containing 120 acies cf
excellent tillage, mowing, orchard, salt
and fretb Mardi and paflure, together
with the House, Burns, flock and farm
ing uteofils. The conveniency of lea
manure, filling, fowling, or carrying on
the filling business, is too well known to
need description. The whole premises
is well inclofed with done wall, and the
padures Bored with wood. What re
mains unfold on Tuefday 20th January
next, will then be fold at public vendue,
at II o'clock, A. M. on laid day, at the
New-Hampshire Hotel.
For a view of the plan, & terms(wliich
will be made easy) apply to
GEORGE F. BLUNT.
Pert/moutb, December 6, 1800.
William Lang,
Being duly authorized to fettle the affairs of
Lang, Brierley & Co.
HE reauefts all those
indebted to the said firm, to make
payment to Mr. JEREMIAH MASON
of this town, or to Wm. LANG, & Co.
Boston, before the firft day of January
next, otherways, they will be put in suit
without diferimination.
FOR SALE on Liberal Terms,
^ ^A FARM con
<¥! lifting of 200 Acres,
on the fame, fixated in
Barrington,,
A House and Store
in Dover. —ALSO—
-30 Acres of excellent Wood-
LAND, near Haverhill, for particulars
apply as above.,
ANY person or performs who
are indebted to the Estate of His Ex
cellency STEPHEN DELANCY, late
of the Island of Tobago, Esquire, deceaf
cd, are requested to make payment to
RICHARD S. TIBBETS,
Adminifaator of said Eflate, or
DANIEL waldßon, hit Attorney.
Portjmouth, fan. 3, 1801..
DIR EC T~TAX7
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE,
NOTICE is hereby given to
the Non-rtfidents, Proprietors and
owners of rights, lots, and parcels of land,
in the town of Sanbornton, and State a
forefaid, and situated in tl,e 2 sth collec
tion diftric^ on which a Direct Tax re
mains unpaid, which became due and
payable on the Sth day of Jan. ISOO, pur
suant to an aft of Congress, passed July
14111, 1798, entitled "an a& to lay and
collea a dire& tax," &c.=—That so much
of said land as will farisfy the tax or taxes
affixed to each right, lot, or parcel, here
after named, together with costs & charg
es,will be fold at public Auction,on Mon
day the 9th February next, at ten o'clock
A.M. at the house of Capt. Benjamin
Colbey in said Sanbornton, unless prevent
ed bv previous payment.
Original Proprietor:. Q N. D, Dolls. Cents
Love Chafe, 100 54 2 0 42
Solley and March, 125 79 2 1. 5
John Sandborn, 260 40 % 2 52
Joseph Smith, 100 60 2. x 26
Unknown, 6 72 0 8
William Thompson, 13 0 2 o 16
Proprietors common,looo 0 0 4 6a
JOSEPH WOODMAN, Jun.
Colieflor 25th, Cpllfflion D'ijirid.
Sanbornton, Dec. 1, zßoo.
ST^TE OF NE^-HAMPSHIRE. Strafford, ff. . h
I Twenty-Sixth Collection DfoiS.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-resident proprietors or owners of rights, lots or parcels of land, lying in
the towhs of .Moultonborough, Sandwich, 1 amworh, Center-Harbor, Eaton, Conway and the Locations
heremter named, in the county aud State aforefaid, on which the Direst Tax remains due and unpaid, from the Sth of January halt,
agreeable to an att oi Congress, passed July 14th 1798-; that so much of said lands as will fatisfy laid tax with charges, will be fold
at Public Auction, viz.—Those remaining unpaid at Moultonborough, Sandwich, and Center- Harbor, at the house of John Gilman,
Esq. in Did Sandwich,on Monday the 9th day of February.—Tnofe of Tam Worth at the dwelling-boufe o| the fate Samuel Gilman,
Esq. in Tamworth, on Wednesday the itth.—Thofe of Eaton at Mr. William Snell's in Eaton, Tinirfday the 12th.—Those ot Con
way and the Locations at Mr. Leavitt Hill's in Conway, Friday the 13th February next, at tep o'clock A. M. on said days.
do, 17 2 5° 49
Jacob Ranlet, 5 4 2 5° 49
John Smith; 0 0 0 2 49
Win. Simpson, 1 12 2 100 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
R.C. Shannon, 5 6 2do 97
Benj. Sanborii, corn. 0 0 odo 15
Mason & Thomblefon,i 1 2do 98
do, 6 62 do 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Samuel Towfa. 210 2 25 25
John Tuck, corn. 0 0 0 9 5
Jere, Towle, do, 0 0 <> 100 15
Josh. Towle, do, o p o do 15
Philip Towle, 2 4 2do 98
'do common, 0 0 odo 15
John Wentworth, 5 5 2do 68
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
Richard Wibird, 3 4 2do 98
do common, 0 0 o do 15
Th. Wallingford, 6 9 Idol 96
do common, 0 0 odo 15
M. H. Wentworth, 711 Ido 98
do, 4 2 2do 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Heirs W. Whipple 0 0 0 80 249
-T^IWKTH.- - Noil^ and
proprietors direst tax.
• Q . ••
Nenrejident and propfr^rs dirett tax in
MouiTonbokough. ' •
c % ^ s,
Samuel Browi^jr. 2 B 2 too 98
Thomas Bown, 614 2 50 4)
do common, 0 0 0 too y 5
Joliah Dearborn, 1 4 2do 9^
Anth. Emery, com. 0 0 0 do ] 5
Jonathan Garland, 113 2do 98
Joseph Garland, 2 D 2do 93
do common, o o 0 do 15
John Garland, 6 1 Ido 98
do ° . 4° 2 do 98
Pmlip Hooker, ( o o o do x,
common, ~
Heirs John Hale, 2 5 2 do 98
do, 2B 2do 98
do, 1 2 2do 98
do, 6 12 do 98
do, 5 2 2 do 98
do, X q 2do 98
do, . 3 A 2do 98
George Jaffrey; 4 g 2do 98
do common, 0 q 0 do 15
Joihua James,. 11 ) 2do 98
Joseph Johnson, 3 1 Ido ,8
Joshua Lane, 1 j 2do 98
Ebenezer Lane, 2±2 2do 98
Jona. Leavitt, s]) 2do 49
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
John Lamprey, half, 511 1 25 25
do common, o 0 0 100 15
Mefervey and co. 1 8 Ido 98
do, 3 3 2 do 93
do common, o o 0 do 15
Benjamin Mason, 5 1 Ido 98
do, 1 5 2 do 15
Josiah Moulton, 3 d >? o o o 50 7
common,)
John Moffat, do, 0 0 0 100 15
John Moulton, ' 4 1 Ido 98
Worth. Moulton, 211 2do 98
Solly & March, 2 1 Ido 98
do, . 4G 2 do 198
do common, 0 0 odo J 5
Jonathan Moulton, 3^B 1 2do 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Jot. Odiorne, com. 0 0 odo 15
Benjamin Page, 2 C 2do 98
do common, 0 0 odo ' 15
Joshua Peirce, 2 8 Ido 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Jof. Palmer, com. 0 0 odo 15
Stephen Page, 1 B 2do 98
do common. 0 0 odo 15
Moore & Peirce, 1 2 Ido 98
do, iio 2do 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
John Ringe, 3 $ 2do 98
do common, 0 0 odo j„
Thomas Rand, j, 512 1 25 25
Heirs Johnßrye^t) o o lob f „
remaining unpaid)
Win, Coffin, 77 i°.° 74
do, 9 6 d ° 98
George Jeffery, c 1 do 1 47,
do. No I & 3 0 15°^
John Jewell, ? 21 & 22 7 100 1 47
fouth end, ,
Daniel Ladd, 0 0 50 98
Alex. Leifley, 38 &4° 0 's° 1 2 g
John Moore, 1 6 100 98
do, 8 8 do 98
Samuel Moore, 5 0 do 12
do, 7 0 d ° 12
do, 2 6 0 50 12
do, ; 28 0 50 U
Robert B. Orr, 0 0 0 1 76
John Webber,Efq. i°s 0 ^ 0 49
do, 22 0 do 2%
do, 24 0 do 2 5
do, 45 0 do 25
John Webster, jh 9 5 do 98
Enoch Webiter, 6 7 do 98
do. 7 8 do 98
Tim, Walker, 7 4 do 1 23
Moses Weed, 0 0 170 2 80
Orlando Weed, / 0 0 15° 1 47
unknownlot ly- 1 o 6 64
ing cast long lots. )
SANDWlCH— Nonresident and Pro
prietors' dire# tax follows.
Theodore Atkinson, 5 1 100 17
do, 3 2 do 73
do, 29 ir do 10
Benjamin Atkinson, 5 1 do 10
do, 12 12 do 39
Edward Bead, 21 9 do 25
Benj, Batchcldor, 2 10 do 74
do, ir 12 do 39
Nath'l Batcheldor, 2 2 do 34
do,-14 38 25
John Boydon, i 6 13 too 5
Eliphalet Coffin, 21 5 do 4'9
do,' 1 36 do 10
John Chipman, 6 7 do 10
Wadley Cram, 7 2 do 49
do, 18 12 do 5
Nehemiah Cram, 15 9 do 4,
do, 25 10 do 25
Benjamin Carrier, 18 8 do 74
Benjamin Connor, 12 10 do 44
do, 18 9 do 25
do, 28 6 do 25
do, 30 13 do 7
;'clo, 11 8 do 5
Heirs Joseph Evans,3o 10 do§
do, 30 ii do 15
True worthy Folfom2o 9 do 12
Josiah Folsom, 3 7 do 5
Jon. Folfont, 5 9 do 49
Nathaniel Gidding, 5 ;o do 74
jofeph Gilman, 17 11 dos
Samuel Gilman, jr.29 14 do 19
Andrew Gerrifh, ft
short range, ) 1 □
Samuel Harris, 21 2 100 74
do, 30 12 do 15
Robert Hale, 26 5 do 27
do, 18 11 de 9
Philip Heath, 0 0 175 1 72
Jufhua Love- } Q p o 1 23
joy s mills. , • 0
Clement Moody, io 11 100 44
Josiah Miles, 10 7 do 10
J. Nelson, half 14 6 50 25
James Nevins, 18 10 100 6
Moses Perkins, 3 1 do 15
agents ofthe ) d 8
proprietors, J 0 7
do, 12 7 do 5
Benj. Rogers, 20 ii do 10
Satch. Ranlet, 22 13 do 5
do, 2 13 do 15
Richard Sinklir, 3 9 do 49
John Wadley, 21 3 do 25
do. 28 9 do 17
do, 20 13 do 8
do, 6 10 do 49
Jona. Warner, 1 11 do 79
do, 1 12 do 79
M. H. Went-? do
worth,)'
do, 4 13 do 16
Joshua Young, 5 6 do 5
CONWAY — Nonresident and Proprietors
direct tax.
,0> u 0
z 3 < Q a8
> 2 F? #
Then. Atkinson) o 0 0 70 a
common)
do, 00 0 70 £1
Jacob Ayer com. 0 0 u 70 if
Peter A,er, com. 00 0 70 11
Samuel Ayer, com. 0 0 0 70 if
Richard Aver, com. 0 0 0 70 11
Elizabeth Brown, 68 s 1 30 1 4 y
doy 5° ° 0 100 49
do, ' 67 £ 050 8
Heirs of Henry Y.] I 66 1 o 25 6x
Brown, intervale,s
do, 5 2 0 100 4:9
do, # 48 3 0 50 8
James Burley, com. odo o 70 ii
H. Y. Brown, o do 0 7.0 11
Andrew Burton odo 0 70 11
David Carr, odo 0 70 I'l
Francis Carr, oda 0 70 11
Tho. Cutts, in com. 0 3 0 175 87
Moses Eastman cons. 0 0 70 11
Asa Foster, com. 0. 0 70 it
Moses Foster, com, p q 70 11
John Johnson, com. 0 070 11
William Ingals, cqn:. 0 0 70 11
Sam'l Ingals,com. 0 0 70 11
John Ingals, com. 0 0 70 11
Asa Kimbal, com. 0 0 70 11
Henry Lovejoy,com. 0 0 70 11
Sa'l Livermore, com. 0 0. 70 11
John T.Mafon,coni. 0 0 70 ir
Sam'l Merril, com. 0 0 70 11
Nath'l Perly, com. 0 0 70 u
S. Spring,No 58 &59 1 0 160 2,35
do com. of John T o 0~0 o ~ o
Martin, jr, ,
do B. Ingals, 0 0 7° 11
John Temple com. 0 070 11
Daniel Warner,com. 0 0 70 11
Locations do efl tax,
James M'Hurd, ) o ^ oo x
a dj. Jes. Walker §
H. Sterling adj.) 2
Eben. Burbank,S 0
unknown on do, 0 200 98
John Stark, 200 98
unknown fuppof- > o 64
ed A. Stark, , > 4
unknown fuppof-)g
ed S. Stark, , ^4 3%
CENT ER-HARBOR— NonreJident and
Proprietors direct tax;
C ^
a M^
George Mefqve, 71 I^3 63
Richard Wibird, 6 2 250 368
EATON— Nonresident, direct tax.
Col. Atkinson, 57 1 100 ° 4,
do 185 0 do 25
John Bryent, 54 1 do 74
do, 4 3 do 25
James Burley, 124 1 do 74
do, 89 3 do 25
Jolh. Bracket, 149 2 do 25
do, 61 a do 4 9
Arthur Bennet, 131 3 do 25
John Burley, 59 2 do 74
do , D 9 2 do 25
Thomas Bennet, 48 1 do 74
do, 44 g do 25
Joseph Bennet, 132 3 do 2,
Alex. Blair's ) 0 -a
location, § 00 ^ 466
Jacob Blafdell, 107 3 100 1 r
do, 106 3 do;
d °, r s° 3 d° %
do, 159 2 do
do, 26 1 do
do, 50 3 do
do, 109 2 do
do, 8, 3 do 2 f
do, 123 x do 1'
do, 21 x do'
do, 56 L . do Q
do, 65 1 do
do, 27 r do
do, 58 2 do
Sam'l Chapman, 4 8 2 do,
Nicholas Duda, 90 x do °°
Jona. Danforth ) ' 4
r lot, § 7° r do 9 g
com. unknown)
and undivided,, 0 4 00 ° 5 88
John Folsom, 89 K z oo
do,. 3 8 dog
David Folsom, 49 x do °
do, < 122 o do ™
John Folforn, jr. 83 T do °
do, : 22 x do
Nath'l Folforn, 12 x do °
do,> 94 i do
Jere. Folforn, 99 x do
Joshua Frost, 47 x do
do, 91 1 do
Jere. Folforn,jr. 96 2 do
do, 184 2 do „
Jere Gilman, 117 1 do
Israel Gilman, 52 2 do
John Gilman, 120 1 do °
do, 184 2 do 2 ,'
Edw'd Hilton jr. 158 2 do °
John Hartford, 73 1 do „°
David Hix, 67 j do
do,'r # 182 2 do
Nich. Hartford, 115 , do
John Johnfori, 53 1 do
do, u- 12$ 2 do
John Mead,jr. 29 do
do,j 79 ? do
John M'Duffee, 82 3 do7°
Jona. Moulton, 85 , do
Paul March, 187 2 do Q
Clement March, 92 x do „.
John Mead, 84 2 do7^
do, 1 124 3 # do
Benj. Mead, I78 A 2 do
Dan'l M'Neal 10-) „
cation unpaid, f , ° '3 83
Nath'l Martin's?_
location, § ° 0 2000 19 60
Dan'l Mason, 145 3 100 21
Stephen Mason, 47 2 do
Rob't B. Orr ) • ,
balf lot, § 0 0 50 37
Th. Pinkham lot, 164 2d 100 25
David Pottle, 23 2 d do 73
Jon. Robinson, 20 1 do 59
do, 118 2 do 74
•weft W. Sampson, 0 0 15 37
Giles Seaward, 81 3 too 74
do, 177 2 do. g§
Joseph Senter, 83 3 do 74
Bartho. Smart, 126 1 do 74
John Smith, 150 2 do 25
John Sullivan, 122 1 do 25
Winth. Smart, 36 3 do 25
Edw'd Smith, 165 2 do 25
Benja. Smith, i6r 2 do 25
Nath'l Stevens, 2 2 do 25
John Tafh, „ 71 1 do 49
Thomas Tafh, 55 1 188 59
Col. Warner, 25 1 100 59
do, ; 46 3 do
Joseph Young, 10 1 do 5,
do, 50 1 do 69
Joliah York, 180 2 do 25
Thomas York, 183 2 Qo ft
unknown lot, . 123 1 for 23
JACOB GILMAN, Colleßor.
WANTED aTmali m@r
HOUSE and BA%N, to be built
and compleated in the plaioeftmanner,
for which unimproved Lands in the
country will be given in payment—Any
person willing to contraA for said build
ings, may hear further by enquiring of
the Printer. Ponfmouth; Dec. 20, ißos.