The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-12-20 00:00:00, page 1

A Large affortenent of
A BIBLES, TESTAMENTS,
School-Books ; Writing-Paper and Stationary,
kept cental for sale, by CrPEIRCL
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, by virtue of an Act
pf Congress, passed on the 14th day of July 1798, entitled an "Aa to lay and colled a Dired^ax within the United States."
That the following taxes, a/Tefied on the refpe&ive Houses and Lands, to which they,relate, became due and payable
pn the Bth day of January, 1800 ; of which, the reputed owners, possessors, or occupants oftaid houses and lands, have been
notified by the collector, in the manner directed by the ad aforefaid ; yet the said taxes remain unpaid :—to wit—
j| Quantities ''
of Lands Quantity c Hlc ^> % ^
Name ot, owner, fu^^ Lots. Situation >^ I Lands. Situation and d ^UTMJJF>^H
perintendant or oc-^ c f ; fcription of Lands, ^ ^al
cupant,on the ift day Q § | n wr I I • Lots, Buildings ^E^^^ ^H^,^
of October 179 8. ^ Dwelling Houfes.^ . ^ and Wharfs? > r^ ^^ ^
^^^ , ^A^/'Z/^
__ . — — ? !.
-PORTSMOUTH- I|
I Moving,tllbrge Bc,aflure),
Mary Case, , - $ 30 tandem tbe road to Greet'd) 120 % 35° JfJ
Heirs of John Elliot, 36 fy,Chrfotb rty cr ,J H O ^ 1 3^ 318
Richard E11i0t,,36 ^ Portfob ,fr <3O ^ 1 328 32g
Ebenezer Foftcr, 11 6154 On Water Street, 4^5 1 0122 N ear Partridge's Wharf £ W 2 7i? J.
James Griffin, 11 24 38 On Water Street, 2 9«| x,1
David Gardner, o X^ 1 18 86 On the road to Rye, (45 , 2 9 2
Nathaniel Ham, I I 180 Part of an Island in P. river 214 ,5
Benjamin Ham, 11 180 da do rortfonoutb river, 60 214
Wm. & Samuel Ham,{ ^ 1 60 7 8 Farm, near Soiling-rock, ' ,26 g^
^'^X'/oL'i'' 11 '7 39 On Wafliington-ftreet; 5, 10 ;, : - 510
wir' TA t c 16a N n VkOn the road from Boyd'ss ,6 30 Q '
William Lee and ,fI 20260 Nea; Boyds bridge 40 bridge ^ Newi foj 2 3 2 8 12 g
John Bowles, ) 1 I 8 79 On High & Ladd-flrect, 73° 1 I 3
Heirs of Zach. Leach, 1 ill 1 [ 11197 On vater-freet & Hugh's lane I 13t 1„
William Norton, 11 | On the road to Rye, 54 15 On the road to Rye, 50 .
Thomas Roach, X, 4228 On Fore-street, 5 4
ditto 1 8264 OnDaniel & Chapel-ftrext 9 9 *95 ° n Chapel-street, 2 161r 11 9
ditto 1 '9195 On Chapel-ftreer, 55° | 35 On Bow & Chapel-Greet, 231 / 27571
ditto 1 11197 On Chapel-Greet, 266 21 Farm at Gravelly Ridge, 130 17 ^ 24Q:
Heirs of Wm. Seaward, 1 % f 24 On Jofes Lane; 22t ' 12
John IShapley, 1 5152 On Puddle-lane, 6 11 237 On Puddle Lane, 160 54 $% 652
HQ's of Robert Stockle, 1 30210 On Water & Gate-street, 49° 1 490
Nath'l Treadwell, jr. 11 28 6On I^rifon & Fetter-lane, 2 7° 47 169 Tanyard on Boyd's mill-pond 155 20. Igl 4 I
John Tucker, 7189 On South Road, | z 65
William Walden, 5 75 Paruidge-Greet, 124 ±8 4 g
—NEW-CASTLE- # I
1 Jonathan Locke, By Clarks neck^Lubber's, 6^l
1 ,° Creek and the water,, '9 on, 6x2^
Heirs of Abm. Trefethen, ' | 345 On the Lower Cove, ±36*14 U
ditto '5.0 , I By the road &. Little-harbor, ° 35°
ditto 4^! By tbe heirs ofWm.Amazeen I | 31
ditto 11 80 By tbe road & Jobn Kinner, 1 28
ditto 1! I 1 180 By IVm Tarlton &.tbf river 1
ditto ill 80 By Little-Harbor, 70
ditto 1' I .801 By George Frost, 57' 649
Os the following denominations—
4 —,10—20—25 —30 —50 & 75 Cents
each ; also, Stamped Bills of Exchange,
?o and 10 cents. Charter Parties of
affreightment, &c, &c.—to be fold at
C PEIRCE's, Bookstore, N°. 5, Daniel-street.
Raisins; Flour; Poland'Starch;
Mould and dipt Candles; Windsor and
Curtis'frving Sofy ; Salt Peter ; Muffard;
Brimstone; Spermaceti and sweet Oil;
Carpet and drawing Brooms.
London Porter ; 'Vinegar ;
Wrapping and Writing Paper; empty
Barrels & Kegs; Mens and Boys Shoes;
English bend Soles.
Hyfon, young Hyfon, Hyfon
Grin, Souchong & Bobea TEAS; Loaf,
Havannah and Brown SUGARS.
Elliot's Snuff per keg; Kite
foot and Spanish Segars; Pipes; Tobac
co ; No. I, 2 & 3 Smoaking do.
Connecticut Cheese; Pollock
Fish ; Coffee; 'Chocolate ; Cotton,
A few hogsheads 2d & 3d proof
good flavored St. Vincents and Tobago
RUM; pipes best Holland GIN; Co
niac and other BRANDY^.
Logwood, Redwood & Fuftick
—lndigo, Copp^s and Allum.
Nutmegs ; Pepper; Pimento;
Cinnamon,Cloves, Mace and Ginger.
4d, 6d, iod,and 2od, Nails ;
American & Englifli Spades & Shovels ;
Ship-Scrapers; Shot and Flints.
That so mucli of the above Iloufes and Lands, as will pay the refpe&ive Taxes, afeffed thereon, with costs arid
charges, agreeably to the aft above recited, will be fold at Greenleaf's Inn, in Portsmouth, in hid Diftrid, on Tuefday, the
20th day of January, 1801, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon—unlefs prevented by, previous payment,
SAMUEL ELLIO r, Collector of Ift DiJlriCl.
Eben'r Chadwick,
RESpedtfully informs, his cus
tomers and the puclic, that he has
takena Gore oppdfr.e Mr. Sam'l Hill's in
Fore-Greet, where he has for SALE by
Wholesale and Retail, the following Ar
ticles, cheap for cafli or short approved
Credit. — viz —
Rye; Pork ; Bay-Tallow, &c.°
Portsmouth, Nov. 22, 1800.
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. Printed and Pubii(bed every SATURDAY
the United States,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 0, 1800.
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR.
- —— — ■ ■.■"■l" I I—— - —
REMOVED.
STAMPS
OF ALL THE DISPOSITIONS AND HABITS WHICH LEAD TO POLITICAL FROSPEUTY, RELIGION AND MORALITY A<E I * DISP EX SJ BLE SUPPORTS. WASHINGTON'S Legacy.
Clje Witeh States
Inform their friends and the public
that they have a general assortment of
Goods in the Ship Chandlery line,
— Corfyling of the following Articles —
TAR. 4SAIL NEEDLES.
JL ROSIN; ^Hammers,
Brunflone. $ Tacks.
Sheathing Paper. ^Clouts.
Cordage. Scupper Naik.
Ruflia Duck. • jTable Spoons.
Bantings. ' % Flefli Forks.
Quadrants. flron,& Steel Hand-
Campaffif. + saws.
Spy Glasses. fGimble's.
Twines of all forts.| Drawing Nails.
Log Lines. j Sheathing do.
Mackarel ditto. s2od, rod, & 6d, do.
Paint & tar Brushes.% Mop Heads,
buft&fctubbiog doj Coopers' Adze:
Ships Clamps. j Carpenters' do.
Sailors Palms. % Wood Logs.
Ships Scrapers. % Deep sea and Hand
Caulking,lrons. $ Leads.
Making do +Long Tar Brushes.
Marking do |lron Camboofes of
Bung Borers. 1 different files.
Half hour Glasses. ILaothorns.
14& 28 second do.; Tin Ware, &c. &c.
— ALSO—
A.general afortment of
Weft-India Goods
and GROCERIES.
Pertfo^th Nsv. % i^on.
Richard Evans,
Has received at his Store in Market-foeet,
AN assortment of CARPETS
& CARPETING; Muffs & Tip
pets ; Cammels Hair & common Shawls ;
and Mens and Youths HATS.
HE HAS ON HAND,
A very general assortment of
Seafonablc Goods,
whicl> he offers for file at reduced prices.
He willies to purchase Pot & Pearl Allies,
Flax-Seed, and 1000 yards ofTow.Cloth.
Portfinouth, Nov. r;.
Ship Chandlery Store;
Long &. Hamilton,
r %^'"^% I N^nber TOT 1800.
Fuji Colleflion Diflrta,)'
FOR SALE on Liberal Terras,
& ^AFARM con
lifting of 260 Acres,
BZ&afflvvith good Buildings
1 on the feme, situated in
Barrington.
A House and St,ore
in Dover. -^ALSO —
30 Acres of excellent Wood-
LAND, near Haverhill, for particulars
apply as above.
Portsmouth, Not. Ify 1800.
William Lang,
Being duly authorized to fettle the affairs of
Lang, Brierley & Co.
HE requests all, those
indebted to the said firm, to make
payment to Mr. JEREMIAH MASON
of this town, or to WM. LANG, & Co.
Boflon, before the firft day of January
next, otherways they will be put in fait
without diferiminat'ion. _
Joseph & fojhua Haven,
who are now opening a general affort
rnent of GOODS, suitable to the season.
He calls upon those who are indebted
to him to make speedy payment to
prevent farther trouble.
Fresh Fall and Winter
GOOD S,
Os the latest Importation,
JUST RECEIVED By
OLIVER BRIARD,
And for sale at his Store in Mar
ket Street, at the loweft'Cafh
Prices. Portsmouth, OR. 18, 1800.
Joseph Haven,
INFORMS the public, he has this
day entered into Copartnerftiip with
his Brother, JOSHUA HAVEN:—
The business in future will be done un
der the Firm of
FT, to.
Portsmouth, OHobe I, 1800.
Vol. XI.
©rack of tbe »ap.
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, TWELFTH YEAR.h
Morning, by CHARLES PEIRCE, Printer of the Laws &c. of
in New-Hanipfhire.
PRICE I DOLLAR 50 CEN TS Per Annum
Have just received a few copies of
TH E correspondence between the late
Gen. Washington, and Dr. Ander
son Agriculture, Politicks & Mor
als, — Price 374 Cents. also,
Anew Edition of the CO AST PILOT,//
just publfted, and for sale as above;
gg=This edition is much en
larged, and greatly improved, embracing
all the Weft-India' islands, as wQI as the
American coast, all the Laws Bating to
the Damen, Duties payable by law on
Wares and Merchandize, Mode of tranl
ading business at the Cuttom Houses,
&c. &c. Price 2 dollars.
Travels in the interior of Af
rica, performed under the direction and
patronage of the African Affociatiou in
London, by Mungo Park, furgeon —with
an excellent map of the route of Mr.
?AXK r Pt,fcuth l Dec. 6.,
•
^AR DEPARTMENT.
FO^EMBER tj, goo.
THOSE Gentlemen who have appli
ed for Military appointments in the
service of the United States, are inform
ed, that their applications, with all the
recommendatory letters accompanying,
were confirmed by fire, io the War Of
fice, on Saturday evening sass. Those
who continue to desire to be considered as
candidates, will fee the propriety of re
newing their application.
Correspondence between the late General
George Wafoincton, and ^ames Anderson, L. L, D.
Wm. Treadwell, & Co.
There is Seventy-two rights in my Lift,
Proprietors unknown, each right con
tains 2„ Acres, No. Acts. Dls. Cts.
Which amounts to 16920 20 16
In MAINSBOROUGH,No.Ans.DIs. Cts,
William Wallis, - 1692 2 83
Proprietors unknown, 13191 23 8
In PAULSBOURG, No.Acrs.Dlt. Cts.
William Wallis, - 2150 375
Proprietors unknown, 12050 21 9
In CAMBRIDGE, No. Aers. DE. Cts.
William Wallis, - 306 35
Proprietors unknown, 20600 2 3
In MILLSFIELD, No.flcrs. Dll. Cti.
Proprietors unknown, 22600 39 53
In SUCCESS, No.Acrs. Dls. Cts.
Granted toDr.Langdon fcCo. 30000 35 0
In DURAND, No.Acrs Dis'. Cts.
Granted to Durand, 23000 40 25
In ERROL, No.Acrs.Dls. Cts.
John Clark, 2d. - 600 t 3
Proprietors unknown, 20900 36 21
Silas Meferve, Collector
of the 62 Collection Diflrifl.
New Madbury, Qfloher 8, 1800.
SAMUEL DEXTER, Sectary oj War.
A Lift of Taxes in th? following
towns owned by Proprietors unknown, viz.
Burton. No. Acres. Db. Cts.
John C. Jones, - 1050 I 84
Whiden, - 100 17
Levi Wafliborri, - 100 17
Jofliua Furber, -200 35
George Place, -200 35
Samuel Pear, -200 35
Oliver Peavy, -200 35
James Rogers, -200 35
William Rogers, -200 35
David Senter, - 209 35
In CHATHAM,
ATO LICE is hereby given to
1m the UNKNOWN Proprietors and
owners of Land in the following Towns,
that the Direct Tax on said Lands became
due and payable on the Bth day of Jan
uary ißco, and unless the fame is paid to
me tire Subferiber within Sixty days, so
much of foid Land will then be fold as
will pay the fame, with incidental Char
ges, as the Law gireds.
Town of BURTON._
DIRECT TAX.
STATE OF NEiT.HAMPSHIRE.
NOTICE is hereby given to
the Non-rtfideirs, Proprietors and
owners of ri ;hts, tots, and parcels of land,
in tile town of Sanbornlon, and State a.
forefaid, and situated in the z;th collec
tion diftria, on which a Direct Tax re
mains unpaid, which became due and
payable on the Sthday of Jan. tSoo, pur
luant to an aft of Congress, pa (Ted July
14 4, £798, entitled "an a& to lay and
coilea a dire& tax,'' &c.—That so much
of said land as will fatisfy the tax or taxes
affix d tn each right, lot, or parcel, here
after darned, together with tofts & 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
Col)cy in said Sanbornton, um'efs prevent
ed by pervious payment.
Original Proprietors. <Q N. D. Dolls. Cent!.
Love Chafe, 100 54 2 0 42
Solley and March, 125 79 2 1 5
John Sandborn, 200 40 2 2 52
Joseph Smith, too 60 2 1 26
Unknown, 6 7 2 0 8
William Thompson, 13 o 2 0 16
Proprietors common,looo 0 0 4 62
JOSEPH WOODMAN, Jun.
folleHor 2„o Colleaion DifiriCT.
Sanbornton, Dec. 1, 2800.
■■■utmtMwwrawmCTßßmrararcßtßtmercr
for 1801,
fU^T PUBLISHED, and FOR SALE
by Charles Peirce, at the
Columbian Bookstore, by the Thousand,
Groce, Hundred, Dozen or Single.
Also, for sale, a Capital Afotment of
BOOKS & Stationary,
Wrapping & Press Papers', &c.
GOODS,
Which, with a few boxes of Mens
low priced HATS, will be fold
by Wholesale only.
The GOODS, having been
chosen by himfelf at the qpanufaaories,
and bought with ready money, he pre
sumes will enable him to serve his friends
on the best Terms.
_ Portsmouth, Nov. I§, 1800. _
SEWALL's genuine Almanac
Aljo, ^ckerftaff& Weatherwife'^
And Farmers & Isaiah Thomas'
ALMANACS,
Benjamin Brierley,
Late of the Firm of
Lang, Brierley; & Co.
Legs leave to inform his Friends
and the Public that he itjuft arrived from
Eu v o,e with a very general,/ffirtment of
Fancy, Fashionable and Staple
GOOD S,
WLick are now opening, and for
sale, either^y Whoiefale or Retail,
for Cash, or fnortapproved Credit,
At the Store on SprinQill, nearly optofc
Mr. Peter Coffin's.-
, The aflortment conffs of
WHITE and color'd
Baizes and Flannels; spotted
Swanikins; Ratteens ; Plains; Ktrfies,
Forest, EURic & Broad-Cloths ; Coatings,
Duffiis, Kerfymeres, and Swanfdowns.
• A variety of
Color'd, ftrip'd & plain Durants ;
Calimancoes; Wildbores; Tammies ;
Shalloons ; fancy printed and black Flo
rentines, Cambleteens, & cloak Cambists;
Corduroys; Thickfetts; plain and fancy
Velvets ; flay Cords; Dimities; Mufti,
nets; some beautiful white and printed
Marseilles Quilting ; a few pieces of very
fiic Cotton Shirting, and a general assort
ment of IRISH Linens.
Chintzes of every description;
Cotton Checks and Stripes ; Ladies,
Mens & Boys Beaver Hats al! sizes and
prices ; silk, cotton knd worftod Hosiery;
silk, cotton, and leather Gloves extra
lengths; a few dozen open work, white
and colored Cotton ditto.
A great variety es
White, color'd, netted & fringed
Camels hair Shawls, from 7/ to 24/ —•
cotton, linen and cambric pocket Hand
kerchiefs; black and fancy fill; do. and
Shawls; tewing Silks; Twists ; Threads;
knitting and mending Cotton; black and
colored Galloons; Shoe & quality Bind
ings; Tapes; round and fla't Bobbins ;
mould and wire shirt Buttons; Ferrets ;
cotton and silk Bradells ; white & chintz
Bed Lice; Line and Tassels to matcilfc.
white and colored Fringes.
An extensive afotment of
Book, Jaconet, plain, figured and
Griped Mifflins; Cambric Muffins from
5/5 to 12/ per yard ; a few pieces of the
newest fafhion spotted and Griped ditto;
Lihewife, | thin cambric for gentlemen's
Neckerchiefs.
Black, green, and crimson Mo
hair Pluffvs; black & colored silk Vel
vets for Ladies Bonnets; a few fquarcs
rich black Velvet for Shawls.
An elegant afotment of
Ladies Hats and Bonnets of the
newest fatbion, trimmed & untrimined.
Falhionable Muffs & Tippets;
Fur Linings for Shawls; Italian Crapes
of all colors; cotton, silk and Giver
Trimmings.
A great variety of
Fans; a few very elegant dress do.
Fancy Feathers and Plumes; Wreaths &
Ladies cap Bands; white & black Laces,
Edgings, and Veiling.
Ladies Slippers, Shoes & Clog^
of all kinds; a few with cork Sales;
Flolsand ulk Rofetts match.
And per the Jhip Nancies, Capt,
Lunt, just an ived from Liverpool,
IS RECEIVED,
A general Aflortment of
Hard-Ware and Plated