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to depute tiie property of the papers
th it were in their hands, have been ar
reded as partisans of the English Jour
nalißs. —o
, LONDON, SEPT. I.
1 on(Taint Loverture arrived at Dijon
on the 22d ult. and left i' the fameday,
takingthe road to Befancon. Hewasac
companied by an aid-de-camp of Gen.
Laborde, and some gendarmes. He
had one domestic, who was a negro.—
iguffaint wore a General's undress.—
By fending him from Brest across
1 rance, far beyond Paris, the Chief
Consul probably, intends to consign
him to some prison in the Alps or
Switzerland, far from the sea, left he
Ihjuld efcapc & return to St. Domingo.
United States.
Baltimore, ocr. 14.
The loss of Mr. Bayard', election willbe a theme
for exaltation for Mr. Jeffarfon and his kin
dred tories for a month to come. But all is not
loft that's doubtful,and there is room to believe
that a scrutiny will be rigorously instituted, and
that a majority of legal votes will yet be found
in favor of him to whom the homage of fear is
paid by the democrats—the intrepid and elo
quent Bayard.
Letters from Caroline county, Rate that Mr.
John Young, the only federal candidate for rhe
zfcmbly, had the hrgeft number of votes, and
thr a full federal representation would have
been easily obtained, ha I candidates offered.—
L^ft year a fcderahft could not have been e
ledled by at least 500 votes. Things are mend
ing. a
xrwowvx, ncr. 16.
A bold and daring attempt has been
made in this city to raise the wa^es of
Teamen from 10 to 14 dollars per
month ; the crews of fev< ral (hips
paraded the ftrecrs in a tumultuous
marines ; and forced from several ves
sels a number of fallows who had en
gaged voyages at the usual rates. The
riotous proceedings of these milguiJed
Teamen, were carried to such a length,
as to require the aid of the civil au
thority ; the ringleaders were accord
ingly taken up, Sc committed to prison.
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BOSTON. OCTOBER ^6
TELEGRAPH, 0J0b#,23 —A vcffyl hrs
arrived at the Vineyard for an eastern port.
Immediate Intelligence of any arrival there,
may be obtained by applying to the Proprietor,
No 15, State-Street, or to any Poftmatier, with
whom the terms are lodged: The terms are
lodged at the principal offices, an 1 will be lodg
ed at any other Post Office if desired
No arrival will be announced on the former
terms, exc • c only as to such vcff-ls as were en
tered under'thofc terms, being then upon for
eign voyages, and not since returned.
% The Proprietor will obtain knowledge of all
arrivals, but will announce none at the request
Ufa Matter at the Vineyard.
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SALEM, OCT. 26.
Toasts.
The following were drank by that well disciplined
^orps, tbs Danvers Artillery, on Wednesday last.
'r. The United States : May they again en
joy the lunfhine of Federalism—2. The memo-"
ry of the departed Sage of Mount Vernon :
" Two Washingtons, alas! come not in one
age." —3. John Adams." Thy noble cares,
the patriot virtues that distend thy thought,"
a grateful country never can forget.— 4. The
amiable Strong : long may he preside over
Massachusetts, and enjoy "the godlike luxury
of doing good." —3. The Danvers Farmer,Tim
othy Pickering ; " A firm, unshaken, uncor
rupted foul." —6 Our Representative in Con
gress, Mr. READ § "Against the raging demo
crats he firmly flood, invincible." —7. Essex
South DitlriP ; May her federal fens be at their
posts on the til of Nov. 8. The Federal Consti
tution; May its broken limb be speedily re
ftorel— 9. New-England; May she retain the
habits and principles by which flie has so great
ly profpere I.—lo. The army of the U. States :
May it not be (wallowed up in economy, while
Europeans and Indians are ot iour frontiers.
11. The Navy of the U. S May it not rot in
dock while our brave fearnen arc exposed to the
corsairs of Barbary. 12. Our brethren on the
finning banks ; " Trained up to hardy deeds."
13. The Militia; May its preparation for war,
preserve peace. 14. The Heroes cf otir revo
lution, who “ their country rais'd to freedom,
empire, fame." .15. Burgoyne and Cornwallis ;
the i,th and 19th of O£lcber. 16. Agricul
ture, Commerce and Manufactures; which
give “ whate'er exalts embellishes and renders
life delightful." 17. Domeflic happiness, se
cured by a Ready government.
—
— oct. 25. Cato HasKelL the
supposed murderer of Charles Lewis, was
committed to jail in this town yesterday, He
was taken in Hanover,N. H.
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NEWBURY-PORT, OCT. 22.
State of Ajairs at AUX-CATES, &c.
Capt. Young arrived on Wednesday,
Ailed from Aux-Cayes 19th ult. in
forms v.s, that that part of the island
was in the utmost confufion. The
Commandant had recently palled an
arrette, which caused to be immedi
ately executed, all negroes which were
• found, who could not give a good ac
count ofthemfelves, accordingly great
numbers were hung and shot daily.
No vcfL:l of war, had arrived there, as
has been dated, previous to Capt. Y's
failing.
1% flocking to human nature to re
fle& on the present date of affairs in the
French part of this island—there are
now computed to be, SO,OOO negroes in
a date of revolt, who mull be disposed
fy; before tranquility and fafety to the
lives and property of the planters, can
be restored—they hate got a taste for
freedom, and they will not ea^y^e
made to abandon the enterpriz.?—Can
they be transported to the mother coy
tr'v ' they are not wanted there ; Will
be sent to the Spanish Main, of to
the United States ?—mod fnrely they
will pot be received— What is the at-,
ternative ? They mud be executed on
* :u c^ I. for they will not again peace-
s ably fubjed ther necks to the yoke of
slavery.
Accounts from Jacquemel date, that
a general massacre of the whites had
taken place, after which a pillage of the
1 I town ensued.
,[ PORT-AU-PRINCE.—B, what ,
information we can glean, the disturb
. I Races have extended to this quarter of
e I St. Domingo,, for when Capt. Pearson
failed, the town was closely besieged
-I by the blacks. We did not learn the
; exad date of affairs there when Capt.
P. failed, Oft. 1, as we could not fee
1 hint —o—
— concord (n. H.) OCT. 21.
: COUNTERFEIT DOLLARS.
. The public are cautioned against ta-1
-king counterfeit dollars, which of latel
have been plentifully circulated in the
vicinity of Goffstown and Derryfield in
this state. They are dated 1797 —ap-
'pear to be tolerably well executed ; but
. lon a crinal examination, are found to
: 1 be different from the true dollar of the
1 ! fame date ! They may be difeovered
! by the following marks, viz.—The O
1 over the Min the bad dollar, interferes
with it, which in the good dollar does
not. The nose is rather more project
ed and peck'd at the nostril, than the
good one,which appears more blunt or
rounding. There are but two leaves
projected above the head, in the bad
dollar, the third appearing somewhat
like a dot, not touching any part of the
head ; whereas in the good dollar three
leaves are plainly to be seen. A scratch
between the ends of the ribbon, below
the bow, is difeovered on the bad dol
lar ; but none on the good. The a. at
the end of the wordviTßA on the right I
;hand pillar, and thf Pin HISPAN,i
Inearly touch each other ; whereas in }
:the good dollar, they are a confidqrablej
Ididance apart ; the fame may be ob
served in refpedto the p.inPLUE on the
left pillar, and the Ron or near the
;edge—the distance between the pillars
;in the bad dollar, being greater thanl
I that of the good.—lt is hoped the per
' sons who have been deceived by taking |
;thefe counterfeits, will use theip best en-|
'deavours to have the perpetrators;
•brought to juftice.l
.^4_ „ -M-^^^'ff^ ~_,
' Portsmouth,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1802.
A letter from a gentleman high in
I office, in Maryland, to a correspondent
;in this town, observes, " It is confident-;
ly averted, by well informed men, that
we ihall have FIVE OR SIX FED
ERALISTS in our next Congress,
from VIRGINIA.
Within the last 10 days the town
«have been twice gratified with a fight
of the Portfmouch Artillery, under
Capt. Long —-To,,an uncommonly
hardv and warlike appearance, they
coupled a neatness of equipage, and
accuracy of movement, that ensures
them just appDufe. With an easy
grace Capt. Long ordered them thro'
the various military evolutions, and
feenred a just eftimatiori as a corred
and intelligent soldier.
Thursday 25th November, is appointed
as a day of public thanksgiving throughout the
State. 6
The Leg : flitu,e of Vermont met at Burling-
Iton, on Friday the 15th inst. His Excellency
Isaac Tichenor, has been elected Governor
by 7923 votes, to 5(85 to the democratic can
didate, Mr Smith. The Hon. Paul Brigham
is chosen Lictr. Governor ; Hori. Abel Spencer,
Sneaker of the House. Governor Tichenor
has addressed the Hwufe in a very judicious,
federal republican fyeech,
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MARTINJ^UE.
Capt. Marrencr, arrived at New-
Yo:k from Martinique, informs, that
the new duties imposed there, were
two per cent, on all sales, and seven
per cent, on the purchase of colonial
produce : That a number of Ameri
can vessels which had arrived there with
beef and pork, were not permitted to
land their cargoes ; but that the gov
ernment had ordered an inquiry into
the ch unities of every species of pro
ribons tht ihould be wanted ; and,
from the scarcity, it was expected that
Afoeticans would soon be permitted to
dispose of their cargoes. Capt. M.
> brought the Proclamation of Admiral !
rikaret Joyeufe, Captain-General ofi
Martinique and St. Lucia, announcing 1
the intentions of government to main- 1
tain the ancient laws ; and requiring
: submission to their new rulers.
,Federal Mistake corrected.
When a parcel of Democrats, like
the soldiers of Sir John Falftaff, were
parading the streets the other night in
celebration of their late fuccefs,a federal
fpeflator very innocently read over the
label in their ornamented lantherns, as
if it re^d candidly thus, " fefferfn.Lib
[er— and Confufa." Now know all
;men,tht the Democratic watch words
really were " Jefferfon, Liberty, and
, 1 the ConJlUution." Our friend must be
' pardoned however, since his miflake
;only made the motto a more suitable
lone 4 And although the word, " Con
, fusion'' was not a part of it, yet evry
body mult fee in truth that to put
- " Jefferfon, and the Constitution" to
gether, is Rill " Cons— on more confamd
\fed." [Fred. Town Herald.
U A ION!
—o—
Washington & Adams
NOMINATIONS.
The friends of Washington & Ad
;ams—the Republicans from principle
;—the true lovers of our violated Con-
Iftitution, are once more exhorted to
give the Strong pull—Monday next
—at your polls—-be early on the
ground—if you do not succeed, give
at lead a proof to ycur fellow labour
ers throughout the Union, that feeling
yourselves engaged in the best of cauf
j es you date be zealous and firm—rallv
I then to a man, and know that you
Ihave only to do this to be triumphant.
I Recoiled that Mr. Bayard loft the
;election by 16 votes, and that by half
this number Democrats may be elect
ed in Maine.—Let the morning word:
be “ NeW-England"—Do your ut
most and leave the rest to Heaven.
Federal Republican Ticket,
for Representatives to the ncxtCongrcfs,
for the. Diftria of Maine.
—o—
Kennebec, or First D&iA
PHINEH IS BRUCE, Esq.
Lincoln, or Second Diftria
Col. SAMUEL THACHER.
Cumberland, or Third Df.in
Gen. PELEG WADSWOR TH.
York, or Fourth Difrit?
Hon. JOHN LORD.
To the lade,cedent Eleßors of York Dis
triß.
The Character of the Republican candidate
for your fuffrages being too well efhblifhed to
be Ihaken by newspaper slanders, we find other
measures are referred co, to aid the ele&ion of
IMr Currs —We fee him praised for actions
Iwhich he never performed, and eulogized for
I virtues, which, if we may judge from his public
:career, he never possessed—The Land Tax,
Stamp Aft, the Judiciary, the Army, arc drawn
up in hideous carricatures, as measures devif
c! to oppress the people, to enslave the country,
and finally to erect an order of nobility, a com
pete aristocracy on the ruins of the public free
; door
1 In abolishing these adls, Mr Cuits is made
I to take a decisive and active part—let us ex
lamine the object and tendency of them—
!lt is notorious to the most fuperficial politician,
that the land tax was laid at a period when the
I Government and People were insulted and spurn-
I cd at, from abroad, when our private merchant-,
men were taken while pursuing a lawful com
merce, condemned without judge or jury, when
our Ambassadors were twice repulfcd from the
shores of France with the demand of a tri
bute, when the only terms of peace were to
become a tributary Province, a humble chicken
under the spurs of the Gallic Cocx, —it was
at this moment, at this crisis, when the free spi
rit of the people rallying to one common cen
tre, voted MILLIONS FOR DEFENCE,not a CENT
for tribute—that taxes were laid, and a
proviGonal Army raised.—All the glory any
man can derive from oppoGng this spirit, from
tying the hands of a great people at such a crisis
as this—Mr Cutts may undifturbedly enjoy:
But Economy ! Economy ! is the cry,—fhame
on the man who will feel for farthings in his
purse when his honor is questioned.
The Judiciary—He advocated the repeal of
this ad — Citizens of York Diftrid, what fays
the Conflitution of the United States—it fays
“ The Judges shall hold their offices
DURING GOOD BEHAVIOUR." Yet Mr Cutts,
they fay, advocated a bill to repeal the System
and dismiss the Judges, altho' no charges of mif
condua were brought against them.
Can any man devise a more clear violation of
the plain fpiri:, and language of this instrument
thin this ? It is also said he advocated the repeal
of the Stamp Adi—The fa& is, the aa was lim
ited in its duration, and expired of itfelf; no at
tempts were made to renew it. ft was a profit
able source of revenue, and fell almost exclu
sively on the Merchant.,
He is said to be the poor man's friend
the real friend co New-England! Where was
his friendfhip for the Poor, and the interests of
New-England when the Republicans urged
him ra join their efforts in opposing a repeal
of the raxes on Pleasure Carriages, Re
fined Sugars, and Whiskey— to join their
exertions in relieving Salt, Brown Sugar,Coffee,
and~Bohca Tea from impol l ; articles for whichl
every Farmer in New-England pays a heavyl
tar yearly. Where was Mr. Cutts? with the|
Virginians, relieving their Pieafure Carriages,|
their Whiskey, and their Refined Sugars—-The ;
poor were forgot, and New England Jhamefully
abandoned;
It is now to be determined whether he is
again to be a Rcprefencative--The time is come,
and to quote an elegant and corrca remark,
" The time is coming when, if the Re
publicans are faithful to their duties, the
Sun of Federalism fball be lighted up
with new fp^ndorsU
Had all the Votes in Delaware been
returned in season, Mr. Bayard would
have been elected by, 200 votes —We
hope no such instances of negligence
lin Ma^achufetts will prevent the elec-
Ition of any candidate.—Town Clerks
Imutt look to this..
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T. PEIRCE'S Marine Lift.
Atrivals & Departuresfince O&. 22.
23,failed f sip Florenzo, Barnes, Dema-;
rara.|
28, do. brig Mary, Frofl, Antigua.<
Do. da brig fofeph,Salter, Dem^rara. 1
With fatisfaaion we learn that the Merri
mack Humane Society have directed the build
ing of several Huts on Plumb Island and Salif-:
bury Beach, to fbelter the unfortunate Mariner,;
who may be cast on shore, from the Inclemen
cy of the weather. As the fociccy and their
friends are in an infant state, which will not
permit them to extend this objed fufficiently,<
the aid of the Benevolent is folieited.
Subscription papers are left at the Insurance;
Offices. [Nmbufyport ,a,'
- ■ - —- •
MARRIED]—At Button, Captain Samuel
Nickola, to Miss Sufatuah Johnson ; Mr. Lar
kin Snow, to Mils Nancy Willis.
In this town, by the Rev, T. Alden, Mr.
John Loud, to Miss Mehetabel Loud---Mr.
Robert Colman, to Miss Sally Stevens—Mr.
D,uid Lear, w Mife Polly YeatQß
ORDINATIONS.§
At Milford, -weeh before lad, the Rev. Hum-<
PIIREY Moore. Exercifs —lntroduaorv prayer
by Rev Mr Hill f Msfon ;fermon by Rev. F.li- j
jab Dunbar of Peterborou, ; eonfecrating prayer|
by Rev. Mr. Burnab of Merrimac; the charge by|
Rev. Mr. Barnard cf dmberji ; right band °ffci- *
lowfdp by Rev. Me. Brace of Amberft parijb : &" 1
concluding prayer by the Rev. Mr. Wadfaortb of[
I Brookline. —
At St Paid', CbuF.F, in Nenubyr,-Port, on Ssn
day the ijtb inst. by Rt. Rev. Bijb^p Bast, Rev.
Nathaniel Bowen of Cbarlefion, S. C. Sermon on
be occafien by Rev. Dr. Parser of Bafion.
DIED] —At Port-au-Prince, mr. Theodore
D. Fofler, of Rhode Island, aged 23.
At Trenton, Mr. Robert Hunt^Att'r^ey at lane.
On bis ptfige from Lisbon, Mr. Henry Ewers,
aged 17, mate of tbe Jbip Merry Quaker, and eldfl
fen of Capt. Silas Ewers of Boflon.
At Frifo!, (M) Miss Patty Mears, aged 23.
At Cambridge, John Gardner, Efa. aged 70.
At Lynn, John Carnes, Esq. aged 79 — His
whole life was devoted to the feraice of the public —
' As a Gbfpel Minister, be for many years zealoujly
defended and inculcated the Chrifiian fyflem —As a
Legislator and a Magistrate, be was arduous and
punctual, in the difebarge of every incumbent duty —
He died in a firm, but bumble hope cf an acceptance
nuitb bit God.
At Hingbam, Martha, daughter of Rev. Henry
Ware, aged jJ years.
In this town, Mr. William Plaifted, aged 45
---A child es Mr. Samuel Abbot—-A child Mr.
Thomas Gray.
•up^wTirMTX^OlXU&^ffi^ rc&^JF
William Garland,
H;sfir fair at his Side Com, efi Street,
5 chests Hyfon, 6 do. H. Skip,
15 Souchong and 7 whole and
quarter chests Bohea Tea ; 15
bags Coffee ; Brandy and Gin ;
Nutmegs; Cotton ; Phl.Loaf,
India and TV. I. Sugar ; boxes
Chocolate, Soap and Candles ;
kegs Mustard, G. Powder, and
Fig Tobacco ; frefh Raisins ;
Salt Petre; Flotent Indigo ;
Ginger; half boxes 8 by loGlafs;
Pepper ; Cassia ; 4,6, io& 2od
Nails per calk ; Salt, Rum, &c.
&c. — Aifo— —-Tea Sets China,
very cheap.
FLAXSEED.
He will pay Cash for FLAX
^^ _ 0 ^ 2 9°
FOR SALE, By
Wm. & Ch's Neil,
Bohea TEA in half Chests;
Souchong per chest ;
Hyfon per chest;
Coffee per bag ; Cotton per bag.
Rum per Hhd. and retail ;
Brandy per Pipe & retail ; Gin.
WINES.
Sherry,Lifbon, Malaga, Red Port.
SUGARS.
W. India, E. India, in small
matts ; Havanna white ; Loaf
SUGAR — with a general Aflonment of
GROCERIES,
on their usual moderate terms.
Cath ^ a high price for FLAX
SEED. Portsmouth, Ofl. 29.
-■•WWI'-II "*JW I'FT^rwWEiwjy 7rofrmra iff more
FOR SALE AT
D. Austin's store,
Oppofae the New Market, very
low for Caflt or Country produce,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES,
Wholesale and Retail.— ALSO —
A few Philadelphia STOVES,
some of which are handsomely ornament
-led-fthey are a sure remedy for imoky
[rooms, more convenient than common
Ifire-places,lfire-places, and will save at l^ft one
third of the wood ufnall, consumed. —
Agreat variety of
ROOM PAPERS,
with suitable Borders, warranted as low
as they can be purchased at the manu
fa&ory.—
20 Barrels SHIP BREAD, of
the firft quality.
^ Wanted, FLAX SEED, POTASH,
BARLEY and CORN.
Portsmouth, October 29.
FOR SALE,
Grenada RUM, j
MOLASSES, I Hid
SUGAR, and
j Turks Island SALT,J
ALSO,
A quantity of BOARDS and
I SHOOKS, apply at the store of
ELISHA HILL, jr.
Portsmouth, OHoler
J. & J. Sanborn,
ISADDLERS-,1 SADDLERS-,
Most refpedfully inform the
public that tirty prirpofe carrying on
IThe SADDLiNGßufinefs
in its various branches, at No. 1, Buck
! st reet& —The smallest favor will be kind
ly received.
i Pwtfmfflth, Qa&r 2C),
@3= Wanieo—u jew ions goad
ENGLISH HAY.R
Enquire fofr PRINTERS. 0H.30.
lAT AUCTION,
I Ou Thursday the I \th of Novem-
I her, at ^fekeh, P. 3;.
A T the liore in buck ftrect, belong.
I f\ ing to the estate of Mr. Gilbert
Horney, irerchaut, d^ct a fed- ,a variety
!of Arncie% — Ajo, at the StAsle.
A Horie & Chaile, with Har
ness complete. A fingie Sleigh,
with plated Hamels, Saddle &
Bridles, &c. &c. Oftoher2g.
.Z^The sale of the new SHIP
belonging to the estate of Mr. Gilbert
Horne, is poftppned to Thursday the i itte
of November.
Porify,tyrtft, October 2Q.
p&tt&v&.mT, ----nrc^©w mint&.rernramrerarattM,;
FOR SALE;
'" failing,
~* -Cedar fheath # d brig
GEORGE;
bururco izo ^ihs Tons; she is an ex
cellent sea boat, and might be put to sea
at a small expence ; for further particu
lars enquire of
JACO3 C. TREADWELL.
Portsmouth, O Rob-, 29.
mß.&uwx-w,T«.-,. ~-er -—s3roaßrcw
LOAF SUGAR,
per cwt. and Florence OIL in
cases of 30 flalks each, for sale by
Henry Ladd,
At.hisfeip Chandler,flore, Market
fauarc. Portfmourb, Off. 14.
Nathan B. Folsom,
Has received a frf faffly of Manufaaur'd
COTION YARN,
of every kind which he is felling,
wholesale and retail, much lowet than any
received heretofore.
*, Other GOODS as usual.
50 Dollars reward !
OTOLEN out of the ft?ble of the sub-
Diciiber on the night ofthe 230 inst. a
likly brown MARE, 5 years old, with a
saddle arid bridle ; laid Mare is about
fifteen hands high, trots all, good spirits,
has a final! spot on the right hip, where
no hair grows; if well observed one
hip appears lower than the other—well
bitted, handlome neck, head and ear,
(bortifh tail, and carries it rather low,and
runs very Iwiff. Whoever will take up
said Mare, and cause the THIEF to be
stopped, so that he may be justly dealt
with, fltall receive f<»ty dollars reward for
the thief, or ten dollars for the Mare, and
all neceffarv charges paid, by
THOMAS FOOTMAN.
Dover, October 24.
CTmtP<, tfmmmttß&taaMQqfa^ggggfyggfcfflnmnn^^t
Hilifboroiigk fs.
ToEbenezer Champney,^.
fudge of the Probate of Wills, &c. in and
for said County.
JOHN ROBBINS, ofGroton, in the
County of Middlesex and Common
wealth of Massachusetts; Sheweth,
That the last Will & Tef
tam^nt of TIMOTHY FAR
WELL, late of laid Groton, has been
allowed and proved in the said State of
Muffachufetts, pursuant to the Laws of
said State : And as the said Will operates
upon estate in the said County of
Hillsborough, in which the said John
Robbins is interested ; he here produces
to the said Judge, a cop, of the said
Will, with a copy of the Probate thereof,
and prays that the fame may be filed &
recorded, in trie Probate Office for said
County of Hillfoorough, and that he the
said Robbins may be appointed admin
istrator of the efiate of said deceased,
with the-Will annexed, in said County
of Hiiliborougii.
JOHN ROBBINS, jun.
Hilfarouphfi.
Probate Court al AmherJl, Ofr*
her 19th, Anno Domini 1802.
THE abovementioned copy
of the Will & Probate<luly authenticated,
having been produced; It is ordered
by the fiM Judge, that the third Tuef
day of December next, at a Probate
Court then to be holden at said Amherst,
bethe time aligned to take the above
petition into confideratian; and that pub
lic notice be given by publishing the
fame, and this order in the UnitedStatef
Oracle, printed at Portsmouth, three
weeks fucce flively ; the laftpublication
to be at least thirty days before the said
assigned time ; that any person may ap
pear and shew cause against the filing
and recording of the said will and Pro
bate, and the granting administration
thereon, in said County of Hillfborougb.
By mda rof the fudge,
CHARLES H. ATHERTON, Rerifter.
Copy examined by
CHARLES H. ATHERTON;R,gttr.
Young Printers.
A GOOD opportunity is now of
fered for .2 printed to <£abltfh
himfelf in business. An office complete,
and a handsome lift of fnbfcribers, for
a neufp^pei, (in a neighboring town)
is for fate. It will be fold very low con
sidering the value of the Hand, and a
credit of one year for one half of the
value. Apply to, ' _
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