The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-12-04 00:00:00, page 3

Latest from Portugal.—The faR-fail
ing thip Canton, Brown, arrived at
this port yesterday from Lisbon,
which port the left on the 2d of No
vember. The verbal intelligence re
ceived by her, is That Mr. Jarvis had
appointed Mr. Greene to be his fuccefl
or as American Confal at Lisbon ; that
twelve fail of line of ‘battle ships sev
eral frigates, and sloops of war were
left at Lisbon, and five more were
daily expeéted ; that several gun brigs
were lying about 20 miles up the
Tagus, opposite the town. of Villa.
Franca; which was in poileflion of
the French ; that tkirmithes were dai
ly taking place between the French
and a party of Englith sailors who
when on shore occupy the town of
Alcondra, about a mile from Viila-
Franca ; that ‘the French general
Marfenic was killed about the zsth of
O&ober by a shot from one of the
gun boats ; that the French and Eng
lith piquets were within hail of each
other ; that General Romana has
joined the Earl of Bofacco (late Lord
Wellington) with an army of 10,000
men ; that Colonel Trant has retaken
Coimbra -and made 5000 French
prifoners,many of wham were wound
ed in the late battle at Bofacco, and
some of them had arrived at Lifhon
and were to be {ent 1o England. 500
Bririth transports were lying in Lisbon
Roads. '
Capt. Brown informs us that on
the day he failed it was reported that
the French were retreating, and that
all was quiet at Lisbon. — Mer. Adv.
PHILADELPHIA. NOV. 25
News from S. America.
Our accounts from the River.of
Plate, via Rio Janeiro, are to the 11th
September. The Independent Junta
of Buenos Ayres continued its bold
and sanguinary career. Liniers, the
“former Viceroy of the province, who
had fle:: to Cordova, had been purfu.
ed, taken, inmmarily tried on a
charge of treason, and executed the
26ib August. He had but a few
months before been the most popular
and influential man in Paraguay.—'
The Revolutionists had organized an
army of 4000 men, who joied by the
native citizens, were every where car
rying into effe& the revolutionary {yf.
tems.—~-Peru and Chili have also, it is
reported, declared themielves inde.
pendent of Old Spain. .
Monte . Video, ahd other places on
‘the. north banks of the river Plate,
continued faithful to the mother coun
try ; and with a {mall naval force,
had blockaded Buenos Ayres—The .
Englith commanders observed a rigid .
neutrality, dire&ing their whole atten
-tion to the féecurity and promotion of
Eoglith commerce. g
That Lord Wellington richly mer
its a new title for his late great display
+of generalthipiin Portugal, no one in
his sober senses wil] pretend to deny ;
.mor is there much doubt but he will re
~ceive it. on his return to England ; it
uﬁﬁﬁmn probable it will run thus :
- Lord Wellington, Viscount Tala- -
~vera, Baron Douro, Earl Scampero
of the Right Noble order of the ret.
1+ grade moyements and negative vic- -
+ wies. prote@or of Ciudad, Almeida,
e ke, ' NT Fournd.
e L S R
Extralt of aledter veseived by a gentleman in
Salem dgged, - -~ “ paris;serT. 206,
"¢ The . produce of. the United States will
be admitted freely into France; but, it s
said, only in 4 ports viz. Marseilles, Bor
deaux, Nantes and Rochelle. This is to
Prtvcnt smuggling, Thus Italy must be
upplied through Marfcilles. Cargoes of
FISH will yicld a great profit.. Th:gaut is
reduced from 20 francs to § per cwt. '?hc
firlt cargoes that come in will pay at least
12 dollars per cwt. in entrepot Sugars are
very fearce, and rising daily'; beflt brown is
worth 3 liv. 5 sous, and best white clayed 41.
510 10s. None but the very best should be
sent. Bourbon coffee 4, 10 ; fine green 4,
12 ; Moka 5; light pepper 4 to 4, 2--all
on the rife, and very scarce, Louisiana
cotton 6,15; Georgia §, 15 ; Logwood o
Potathes will not pay firft cost, (N. B.'in
the north of France.)
“P.S. The Emperor has promised to
restore all the Amcrican property taken by
way of reprisal for thc non-intercourse act
when the American Government shall have
made a law for rcftoring confifcated proper
ty oan their part. Exchange is 20 francs 15
centimes. Louisiana cotton has risen to
7 livres 2 sous ; Georgia 6; 2 ; Pernambu
©o cotton, 10. Teas fcll high in Holland.
“P. 8. 28th Sept. Cottons and sugar
sife, and are very scarce. Ithink Louisiana
will go to 8 liv. and Brazil aud Cayenne to
11—Brown sugar to 3, 10, and clayed to 4,
10—Potashes must not be sent ; near 20,000
bbls come from England ; they are at 85l
Duty 15.” ;
“ FRENCH DUTIES
Reduced to American Cusrency.—By new decree,
Sept. 12
Pot Ashes 2,77 cents per ewt, net.
Fish Oil 2,31 gross.
Fith 92 \
Dry do. 74
Rice 1,65 net.
The following per Degree of Auguf §.
Cotton, Georgia, long staple &c. 66 per Ib.
: " dhort do. 49 13
Sugar, raw 27,75 per ewt. grols.
.+ clayed 37,00
Tea,'hylon 74 1-4 perib,
green 49 1-2
all others 12 1.3
Coffee 33 :
Indigo 74 1-4
Cocoa 821:3 :
Pcpper white 49 1-2 A,
black 33.”
2 Portsmonth, %
- TUESDAY, DECEMBER 34, 1810,
DD D DB G B DQDBT D
_ More Bugbears. - -
A late Baltimore federal paper has origin
ated a new fubje& of alarm, by the follow
ing ridiculous article ; — 2 §
“ An American gentleman jult returned
from England, whose chara&er entitles him
to the most entire credit, has authorifed us
to fay, that in 2 conversation with Lord
Wellesley, the Britith Secretary of State,
that nobleman expressed his furprize that
any portion of our people moul£continuc
to cherish an attachment to France ; for,
continued ‘he, THERE EXISTS IN MY
OFFICE PROPOSALS MADE TO THIS
GOVERNMENT BY THAT OF FRANCE
FOR PARTITIONING YOUR GOVERN
MENT ! P’ This our wife federal brethren
are circulatiog ‘with avidity as proof posi
tive of the friendthip of ‘Britain to this
eountry. They have carefully concealed
the circum{tances of this case, as the whoLE
TRUTH Would be fatal to their purpose. It
~ should, then, be remembered that federalifts
~ fought to clevate Aaron Burr to the Prefi
- deacy of the Uaited States, in opposition to
" Thomas Jefferfon 3 that Burr, baving loft
' the confidence of republicans, and knowing
' that the strength of federalifm was ineffi
’ cient to- his purpole, resolved to ere@ an
empire in the wedt, of which himfelf thould
be chics, evincing the wicked ambition of
[ Milton’s;devil : « Better to reign in bel/ than
~{erve 1a beaven” —that his trealonable defigus
were d¥covered and defeated, and the chief
- brought to trial ; that federalifts enveighed
~molt bitterly at the government for their
proceedings against the PERsicuTED Burr !
That federal lawyers voluntecred in his de
fence, and a federal court acquitted thecon
{pirator !—that the noble foidier who ar.
rested the treason, has ever since shared
with the illustrious Jeflerfon in the contin
ual abuse of federal calumniators; and their
whole force united for his destruction ; that
after Burr’s fortunate escape frum the pun
ithment duc to a traitor, he went 10 Eng.
land, and after some time spent in the pur
lieus of St. James’, continwed his tour cir
cuitously to Paris, and in the absence of
Napoleon, it is said, submitted to Fouche,
the French minister of Folice,a plan for the
BISMEMBERMENT OF THE AMERICAN GOV~
ERNMENT !—Although we have n¢ doubt
of the readinels of the great Emperor to
-extend his deflpotifm across the 'Atlantic,
we ask, how could Burr facilitate such an
enterprifc ; how couid France transport
troops enough to effect it, unless with the
co-operation of Britain ? ' Britain has ships,
and France troops; but ncither has the
means, {eparatcly, to effet any thing in this
country.—As {oon as it was known to the
Emperor that" his minister of police had
litcned to the proposals of Burr, Fouche
was disgraced and Barr arrefted™as a British
Jpy {==Let all thele racrs be compared to
gether, and no person of common fenle can
for a moment doubt which government
originated the plan for the dismemberment of
the American republic,
Federalists eulogife democracy whenever it
does not militate with their projeéts, or aids
the finking cause of Britain--In Spain, dur
ing the fitting of the Anglo-Spanith Cortes
(or Congress) we are told that the aflembly
are frequeatly addrefled from the galierics
by the entbufiaftic Spaniards~~lhis is in
ftanced as a favorable omen to the Britith
caufe-~ln this country fueh a disturbance of
a deliberative aflfembly would be looked
unon as extremely indecorous, and fubjeé
the. entbufiafiic disturber of the peaece to be
carried off by the-sergeant at arms.
A New Jersey feceral paper exprefl
es hopes that that State will fpeecily
be ‘¢ incorporated with the federal
Jamily I What a prodigious family
of two—old Connedicut and little
Delaware! One would think there
was need of an acquisition, especial
ly at a time when rumour fays, that
Delawatre is about abandoning her as
sociate, and that Granny herfelf has
become tired of her lonesome situation,
and taiks of breaking up houf:keep
ang ! . Aegis.
Dismal, indeed, are the profpeéts of fed
eralifm—When she looks back to what she
was in '9B,and compares her situation then,
with the present--she will exclaim with
Lodowick, * O dear me ! bow melancholly are
my profpetts—Starvation in ibe fore ground, and
a gallows in perspective s . Whig
The Upited States Gun-Boat, No. 159,
which failed from Charleston nearly three
months since, bound to Se¢. Marys, has ncver
arrived at that port, nor has any intelligence
whatever been received of her—it is sup
posed that ﬂ:c must have been loft at sea,
and that all’on board perished, S
\ : . ; M“ 3t “ 4
Robert Wright, Esq ‘late governor of Ma- -
land, sis clected to Congress. in place of
Kba B"Own, I'Cﬁgm '}’: sy TS e
' Edward Lloyd, Esq. was on the ”9{3 ult
re-élected Governor of Maryland—He ap
peared fin a suit ‘of fe green clod from
wool of his own merino sheep .~ ©
‘ . B Paag E A s
Dismemberment of the Union.
How is it chat federaitfts are so alarmed
lelt England and France should partition this
country, since when our government took
defenfive or precautionziy micalures incon
sequence of the outrages of both, these
famc federalifts raised their paricidal arms,
and threatcned the fame catastrophe. Why
did not they #hen alarm the peopic with the
danger of a dissolution of the union ? Was
it because Britain was at the bottom of the
conspiracy, and was to be partners with the
traiters in the partition ~-Had a proposition
even outrageous as this, come from men who
in other exigencies had been true to their
country,we might charitably have supposed
it but the effect of z temporary delusion;
but comiag from men wniformly hostile to
our government, it can be viewed in no
other light than deliberate treason ; and we
are indebted to the good feafe of our citi-
Zens, under the carc of Providence, for our
present tranquility and the coatinuance of
our republican inflitutions--As want of
means equal to their wills, alone saved us
from the machinations of fa&ion, and the
horrors of anarchy and carnage of civil war.
Important to Merchants.
A letter from a reipectable house in
? Nev.v-York has been recetved in town,
| Rating, thar upon application 10 Mr
i Gallatin for infosmarion of the con
' firuétion which *would be put-on the
. President’s Prociamation for renew
ing the Non Intercourse in the event
| of the Biwdh Orders in Courcil not
| being repeaied, he Rated expressly,
| that all veflels arriving from Great
’ Britain after the 24 of February next,
| would be ‘feized and held until it
-should be known whether the Orders
were repealed or not 5 and in case they
. were not, no indulgencies would be
« granted, but the law would be rigidly
eaforced in its utmofl extent—On the
queltion being put to Mr Galiatn,
- Will veflels be allowed to come into
' the waters of the United ‘Stares afier
-the 2d of February for information
~and deparf 2’ he declined giving an
{ anlwer. Boyfion E. C. B.
i Bonaparteis turning his atieation
. to anavy in all parts of the domin
. ions under his influence. By a decree
- paflcd Sept.-27. two naval {chools are
| to be eftablithed, at Brefl & Toulon :
| the number of scholars in each is not
; Lo €xcesd 300, ‘ :
& Capt. Allen, of ship Eliza Gracie, at N.
' York trom Gottenburg 03, informs, that
the Prussian ports had been opened, and 12
- months given for'the inveftigdtion of Ame
. rlcan property
| e
Anothér expedition against the
French posts on the bay of Bafcay,
had f{atjed from Corunna—Sßir Home
Pophani is the naval dire@or—lo,ooo
mufquets are sent for distribution a
mong the Aufturians and Bifcayans,
- who have learnt better than formerly
- how to use them .
TAR RIS T
‘ln Haverhill, Ms. Joleph Smith, Efg. of
Dover,to Mi(s Mary Emerson, of Haverhill.
In this town, Mr Tyrrel Johnfonto Mrs
Sarah Glafs—ln Kenncbunk, Mr Joseph M.
~ Hayes, merchant, of Saco, to Mils Susanna
~ Wilds of the former place bk (s s
TR 30 SRS A S S I R
!' DIED. . /
Drowned in Saco river 22d ult. by the
finking of ‘a2 boat, Mr William Dyer and
Mt ————— Davis.. On the 23d Mr Nath’l
- Lord, killed by f;!ling under a mill wheel
i OLIVER HAMILTON and DANIEL
- 7 JACKSON have formed a connexion,
in business under tl.nc firm of i
0. Hamilton & Co. -
~ and have for sale a large assortment. of .
- Shup Chandlery &Groceries
_ for cash or approved credit, upon moderate -
terms, at Store No, 10, Merchant’s Row
heocmber 4y BBRO » “ong 4 v W A L
10 tons SCREW’D HAY,.
- fir R quality, in good order, ready for
_ delivery—Enquireof =~ .
Deevige o T MORTON. -
WA/ ANTED by the fubferi.
VYV b, 70 2075, 1 sppresticen
- tothe Gold and Silver Smith's business ;
those who have had'a good school cduca:
tion, will be preferred. . .
o, Tﬂté%ﬂ” P. DROWN.
RO g e T
Exiral @f a leticr, J&fed 3C¢tﬁ2,.b&‘ 4y
: S üBNO N .
% On ‘the 284 ult. the Spaniards and
Englith made an attack on the advaiced
out post of the French near fla, 2and took a
tedoubt, 4 piece of cannon and 60 men
* oCT 35--* Asattack was made Jalt'night,
it began at 12 and ended at 2, by the Spaa:
iards and English, against the fort of St Gat
aline I saw the whole. of it, and I aflare
you, never have I witnessed so splendid an
appearanct--Congreve rockets were used
against the French, and shells without num.
ber-~There was a heavy firing from the
fort, chiefly of red hot balls—l learn there
has been no one killed or wounded on this
fide, and for the other, it is not probable
we {hall know ” _ Aurera
From New Orleans, 08. 2rf
A letter received by the last mail states,
that the Governor of the Miflifippi Terri
tory has been authorifed to march a de
tachment of militia into Florida, and that
1500 were to march on Saturday last, 2cth
inst. Thec letter adds, that on this intellir
gence, being received at Rapides, the Kem.
pers Rarted to join the revolutionists, with.
out the authority of government. We give
this news as we received it. without pre
teading to v@uch for its authenticity.
O&. 16, a mutiny was discovered in the
Convention Fort at Baton Rouge, Weflt
Florida. Capr Cook was the riagleader,
and has been cashiered, with his two subal
terns. He iatended to restore the fort to
the loyal Spaniards.
A Mr William Lewis, a native cit
izen of the United States, and carpen
ter of the ship Charlefon Packet, of
New-York, was impressed from on
board said thip by an officer and boat’s
crew belonging to the Britith brig of
war Naney, in the port of San Sulva
‘dor (Brazils) notwithftancing his
having a regular prote&ion, which
was done at the instance of Charles
H Bernard, captain of said Charles
ton Packet.. This was done by Ber
nard, to'be revenged on Lewis for
not afifting him to perpetrate an a&
of cruelty on one of the hands Lew
is was afterwards released by the in
terference of the American Consul
Hill; who took iiis deposition of fa&ts
j Baltimore Paper
. .Stephen Hardy,
OFF ERS for sale his stock
of JEWELRY and other fan
cy-goods, in that lins, at a discount,
for cash, that will suit thofz who have
an inclination to purchase. :
Alfs just received,
Plain, plaid and twill’d white
Cambrics ; Cambric Muslin suitable
for mens neckerchicfs ; mulflin robes ;
7 Linen Domatk ; Irith Limens ;.
India Cottons &c very low charged—
alfo, mens, womens ‘and childrens
worsted Hose ; fleecy Socks and
‘Gloves ; Gauze Hose, with a variety
of other articles which will be fold
low for cath or fhortcredit Dec, 3.
HARD WARE, &c..
Joleph W. March,
; » ; 1
HAS just imported from
£ & the manufactories, a large sap.
ply of HARD WARE, IRON.
MONGERY and CUTLERY,which
is. for sale by the package or retaii on
realonable terns,—==ooN HAND,
50 bundles Sheet Iron,
27 crates Sheet Glass, 18 rounds each,
500 lb. Iron Wire, assorted,
Russia and Swedes Iron,
Crown Window Glafs,all sizes,
Cotton per Bale,—and
Old London Particular Madei
ra WINE, in aflorted casks. ;
! Dec. 3
FRESH FLOUR.
NOW landing from {chr.
Jobn -at Spring-Hill, and for sale by
W. B. Norton & Co.
' No. 3. Bow flreet,
230 bbls Superfine FLOUR,
3o do Fine do, :
100 half bbls fugerfice do, ,
In S7org,
5o tons Scotch COALS, suitable for
grates,
20 gross Porter Bottles, 9
5 hhds GLASS WARE-—-Tum
blers, Wines, and Cruets 5
15 hids retailing MOLASSES,
15 cheits and boxes Hyfon and Sou
chong TEAS. , Dec 4
PAPER HANGINGS.
C PEIRCE keeps conftant
e !y on hard a good afiortmeént of.
Hanging Papers & Borderings,
as cheapas at any store in town. He has
just made an addition to his former assort
ment, and invites t"ofe:who with to pur
chase tocall and fee them
C. Peirce has also an excel
lent affortmcnt of the most valuable Orna
meunts for the Keeping Room, which require
using every day; and when families suitably
walue and are RIGHTLY INFLUENCED by them,
they will produce the foilowing agreeable
effcCts—they wiil cause whole families to
Tife carly, that they may gain time to make
such use of them as will furnith the mind
with a fufficient store for pleasing and profi
tahle meditation thro’ the day. They are
aifo charming companions for the evening,
the morethey are used the better they are liked,
They make amiable, obedicnt and happy
cuaiLDREN ! kind, 2fcétionate & induflrious
wivEs & MoTHeßrs ! pleasant, tender & goord
HUSBANDS; and FATHERS! Carcful, obhiging
and trully DemesTicks ! Harmoniocus and
sympathetic neighbours! pious and happy
towns and viliages. They will not only pro
duce the above agreeable effcCls. but being
rightly improved, will make wife to eternal
faivation, | So that the happiness thus begun
here will be perfected in that world (o which
cvery rational being is rapidly baftening
' The above valuable ornaments arc known by
the names of BIBLES & TESTAMENTS,
which may be had (of almost every size and
price) at the Bookltore of C. PEIRCE, No.
5, Daniel -street, Portfmonth Dee 4
MASONIC FESTIVITY.
THE Fcftival of St. John the:
Evangelit wili be celebrated by
the Sullivan Lodge at the Hall of
Brother Henry Butier’s, in Not
tingham, on Thursday the 27th of
December next.—~A sermon will be
delivered before the Lodge at the
Meeting-house by ‘Brother Barrou.
«The members and brethren of ad
jacent Lodges, and of the fraterni%;_\
elsewhere, are refpeéfully invited t 0
attend.~Convention at 100’clock a:m.
Per ordir Sullivan Lodge.
EDW’p B. NEALLEY, Sec’y.
-Nov. 30, 1810. ke iSI
State of New-tHampfbire, Strafford .
N:OTICE is hereby given to the nonrefi
_dent proprietors and owners of laed in
the town of MILTON, in said County, who
have not paid their taxes for the vear 1810,
that so miuch cf their land as will pay'faid
taxes with incidcntal charges, will be fold
at public vendue at the dwelling house of
Nicholas Ha’rsfor_d, in said town, on Mon
day the 25thi'day of February 181 r, at ten
o'clork in the forenoon, unless prevented
by previous payment. N
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Original proprictors ©é‘ Ael v o 8 .
Twewen. -55 35 F B 8
- ¢ g g ¢
Fobn Ronolds 283 .17 920 93 1%
Eben’y Tuitle 23 3 140 2047168 35
Eben'r Varncy .~ 9 3 80.13 27 96 20
Soba Williams 69 3 76 819 67 14
Fobn Willey 84 39313 31 111 23
SFobn Dame -~ 88 3 93 13 31 11t 23
Morrice Foroler 95 3 319 16 39 140 29
Fobn Buzell 96 3 140 30 70 2§2 53
Benjamin Bickford 97 3 140 40 93 336 70
gafé&uiewmn; o 8 3 2% 4& 30 ¥
Richard Hammet 53 - 70 10 23 84 18
Peter Varney ‘49;%;;? 10 2¢lß 4
.. TIMOTHY ROBERTS, Gelleor
Milton, Nov. 12, 3810, = - . 7
2 i : g iy PR & ocbnro TN
- SALES AT AUCTION.
To be {old at Public Auion,
- THIS DAY—I 2 o’clock,
: On th> Fremifes, i
A LOT OF LAND, on the
& south Gde of Pict-fireet, with a
Work Shop aud Stable on the fame.
Euquire of Samuei Newnsow, or
Dec. 4. S. LARKIN Aus.
Saturday next—ll o’clock, }
At Mr. T. Paircs’s Sail Lofty
1 ship’s Fore Sail, , -
1 Fore & 1 Main Top Sail,
1 Mizen Sail, and |
1 Fore Topmast Stay Sail.
ALSO—Part of a Ships
Shrouds and Back Stays.
Dec. 4. S LARKIN. #44,
iil o A DT N R
Monday Next—l 2 o’clock.
TO be fold at Public Aution, at the Beld
Tavern on Monday-aext, roth instant,
A valuatle Lot of LAND,
on Wibirds ill, 8 or 10 minutes watk [rom
the Parade *
A Road will be laid ont through the
premises—-—Said premiies divided for sale
ioto four or more Lots, capable of beigoy |
subdivided iato many convenient and plcaﬁ
antly situated House Lots ‘
A plan of the premiles may be seen, and
terms of sale made known on application to
D. ‘WaLbroN or i
Dec, 4 S LARKIN. A.a.
Monday next, + past 12 o’clock.
TO be fold at Public Auction, on Monday
next, 10th inst at the Bell Tavern,
A number of House LOTS,
laying between the South Mill Pond
and the South Road in Portimouth,
bounded on his Excellency Gov Langdon’s
Land and Mount Verpopgftreet—A4//o—
--3 thares in the Newhampthire
Turnpike~-4/o one Pew in St JohasChurch.
For particulars apply to Esenezer Cuap
wi€K, who has a plan of the abovemention
ed House Lots.
Dec g S. LARKIN, Aa%,
State of Newbhamp/bire, Kockiagham [f.
Y virtue of a licence from the
B Hon. Nath’l Rogers, Esq judge
ot Probate for said county, wiil be
fold at Pablic Au&ion, on Wednefs
day the Igth day of December inst.
at 2 o’clock P. M on the premises,
The Dwelling-House & Land
in New' Castle, late the property of
Joun Kinnear, deceased, for the
payment of the debts due from said
deceafed’s estate :
WILLIAM KINNEAR, 4dw’r.
New Caltle, Dee. 3, 1810. ;
State of Newhampfbire, Rockingham [.
Y virtue of a licence from the
B Hon Nath’l Rogers, Esq Judge
of Probate for said county, will be fold
at Public Auftion, on Thur{day the
2oth day of December inst. at two
o’clock, P. M. on the premises—the
Dwelling Hoaft and Land, formerly
the property of the widow Mary Pat
terson, situated about zo rods from
the Meceting house in Greenland, to
discharge the debts dne from faidef
tate. ' JOHN AYERS.
Greenland, Dec. 3, 1810
State of Newhampfhire— Strafford [
I\‘ OTICE is hereby given to the non-re
% fident proprictors and owaers of land
in the rtown of ROCHESTER, who have
not paid their county town. school house,
school and highway taxes forthe ycar 1810
--that unless faitl taxe~ are paid to me the
subscriber on or before Tueflay the nine
teenth day of February vext. so much of
their lands as will pay laid tax-s. with inci
dental charges, will be fold at public vendue
at the dwelling house of Capt. John Odi
orne, inn holder in said Rochester, at ten
of the clock, A. M. on said day ‘
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Lt Ffobn Ham 2124 70 411 9 129
Ens. Israel Hodgdon 2 119 18 18 52 44 149
Wid E. Wentworth 2 1360 17 48 39 13¢
Ephraim Foss 4 3106 17 '3 46
do.\ i &R 0 617 18 36
d 4 510617 1346
do- > & §10.6.17 13 .46
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: BENJAMIN HAYES, Collestor.
Rochefler, Nov, 505 1810 i
A LL .pgrfons having demands a
-47N gainft the eßate of JOHN
S ITH’ late of Dmbam, yeoman
deceafed,are requelted to present them
to the subscriber, administrator on said
eltate; and all persons indebted to
{aid eßtate are requefied to make im
. Durbam, Nov. 30//iBIO. =~
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