The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-12-20 00:00:00, page 4

DIED] — At New-York, Cb. Rousseau, former
ly of Guadeloupe ,
•— Salem, yarn's Braell, aged 26
—» Wefetn, mrs. Hannah Stone, comfort of Co),
ty. Sto^e
— Northboro' mrs. Julia Brigham, aged 2s,
wife of Capt. Antipas Brigham
—-New-York, Charles Adams, Efq.fecc id son of
kite Preftdenl of the United States. fHis remains
were interred with military honors
• — Boflon, mrs. Penelope V^al; aged ,6, widow
of Henry Vassal, Efq.formerly of Cambridge ; —
jEzra Vlbitmajb, a, 55
— Newbury, Capt. Daniel Tappan, killed in
fantly by afall from his toft
the forecaftle, came keel upwards and unshipped
_niy fhouldeb; and hang me if ever I fail on land
privateering again.
When Sir Richard Steele was fitting up his
great room in York buildings, for public orations,
he happened at that time to be pretty much be
hind in the payment of his workmen ; and corii
ing on^ 'day among them to fee how they went
forward, heordered one of them toget % intothe
rtfrum & make a speech, that he might observe
how it cohld be heard. The follow mounted, &
scratching his p^te, told him he knew not what
to fay, for in truth he was no cratch. “ 0 !" said
the Knight, " no matter for that ; —fay any
thing that comes uppermoiL—" Why here, Sir
Richard," fays the fellow, " zudbave been wording
for you these tiuehe months, and cannot get one penny
of money ; Pray, Sir , then do you defan to pay us ?"
" Very well, Very well, said Sir Richard :—,
Pray come down ; I have heard enough. I
cannot but own you fpe^k very diftindfly— but
Z de not much admire your SUBJECT f"
MARRIED] — Atßoflon, Wm. Vance, Bff
of Ntw-Bru>fccick,to %£> Mary Bell ; John El
der, to miss Mary Wooly ; Abner Guild, to miss
Serbia Hall, eldtf dad. of Dr. Percival Hall ; —
vayt, Wales Berber , to miss Nancy Newell ; —
Wm. Scott White, wer. to miss Sukey fackfon Cobb,
daughter of Benjamin Cobb, Esq. Thomas Peabody,
jo miss Mehitable Porter, of Haverhill
— Newburyport, Capt. Henry Furlong, to miss
Betsey Piftury, daughter of Capt." John Pifbury
— Gilmanton, Henry Wadley, to miss Sally
Weeks, only daughter oj Benjamin Weeks, Esq.—
Lt. Ijaac Bean, to miss Sally Bodge ; Samuel Bean,
to miss Polly Gunnifon
— CbUrlfCn, S C: Abraham Tores, of Bour
dcaux, to miss Sarah Daguilar, of Bayonne
— Lexington, Thomas Conant, of Boston, to miss
Abigail Muzzy
— Canton, Samuel Clap, of DWebftr, to tars
Anna Ca,en
— Durable, (If. H.) Win. Butterfield, to miss
Efber Hale
— Gloucfler, Pliny Davidson, of Virginia, $
taifs Hannah Woodburn, of Gloucefler
if, Canst thou fey, that thy affliction hath
bumbled thee in the fight of God, and made
the confefs and bewail thy fins and ftrayings
from God as the procuring cause thereof? Hath
it been like Moles' rbd, that smote the sock,
and fetched out much water ? Did you water
your couch with tears, and mourn humbly be
fore God for all your God-provoking final-
Then it is a good sign affliction is'faneifie&
idly. Doth thy affliction drive thee nearer
God, and cause thee to aim at closer communion
with God, in duty than formerly, faying, "How
ever careless I have been in duty in time past,
it is surely good for me now to draw near to
God ?" Then chy affliction is a blessing to thee.
. gd/y, Affliction is fanCtified, when the corrup
tion knd deceitfulnefs of the heart is the more
difeovered and laid open to the view cf the foul;;
so as we are made to abhor ourselves in dust
and affies, and cry out as the leper, " Unclean,
unclean." I never could have thought my heart
was so wicked as now I fee it.
Qb!y, It is a fan&ified affliction, that purgeth
the heart, and changeth the life, and gives a
dead stroke to thy fins.
s.tbly, It is a blessed rod, when grace is more
quickened and Birred up thereby, and the man
turns more fruitful in holy duties & good works;
When it is a budding and blossoming rod, like
to Aaron's, Numb, xvit It is recorded there of
Aaron's rod, that it brought forth buds, bloomed
blofans, and yielded almonds. So it is happy
with us, when our afflictions do produce in us,
not only the buds of a profcffion,or the blossoms
or fonts beginnings of a reformation ; but even
Cause us to yield almonds, fruit favoury to God.
Is confidence become more tender with refpeCt
to fin ? Are we more jealous over our hearts ?
Are we more fervent in prayer, more lively in
pr^'fe, more mortified to the world, more desir
ous of communion with God ? Then may we
lay with David, " It is good for ti we have been
afflicted f" and with Hezekiah, “ Thou halt ift
love to my foul, chastised and afflicted me."
GOING to fee my father the other day, he
ax'd me to take a voyage a hunting with
him ; so when the wabber had rigged the horses,
they brought me one to flow myfelf on board of,
one that they told me was in such right and
tight trim, Ihe would go as fall upon any tack
as a Faulkftone Cutter, so 1 got aloft, and clapt
myfelf athwart ship, this'n and made as much
Way as the best on 'em; and to the windward
of a grate! pit we spied a hare at anchor; so
weighed and bore away, and just as I had over
taken her, my horse came bump afliore upon a
flone, the baclt stay broke, foe pitch'd me over
THE DEPARTING MOMENT ;
It is very proper under affiSion, to examine if the
affliction be fauDJied.
IT would be very comfortable for us to knew
that the afflidions which God visits us with,
are not the punishment of adjudge, but the chaf
tiferrienf of a father ; that they do not proceed
from wrath; but from love; that they are net
eurfes,but blessings tg us. Now the best way
of knowing this, is by the effects which they
work and produce in us, through the bluffing of
God.
OR,
ABSENT FROM THE BODY.
ABSENT fromftih ! O blifsful thought !
'What unknown joys this moment brings!
Freed from the mifehief fin hath wrought,
From pains and tears, and all their fprings.'
Abferfromjkjb ! Illustrious day!
Surprising feene ! triumphant stroke.
That rends th^ prison of my clay,
And I can feel my fetters broke !
Xbfentfrom ftefo ! Then rife my foul.
Where feet or wings could never climb,
Beyond the heavens where planets roll,
Meafui^ the cares and joyflaf time.
Igo where God and glory ffiice :
His presence makes eternal day.
My all that's mortal I resign,
For Uriel waits and points my, way. ,
The MEDLEY.—No. 145.
THE MORALIST —No. 382.
Afailor's description of Huntite
Poetical Repository.
Carpets and Carpeting.
Portfmouti, Oftohr 3, 1800.
Village Harmbny,
sth Edition with new additions, just published,
aid for fata by €. PfcfKtE, Pnrtfmou&
A large affirtmmt ts
India Cottons; cheap yard
wide Jrifli Linens ; Irifli Sheeting, ;—
brown Hollands ; Checks; Threads ;
embroidering and common Sewing Silks ;
Twist; GailooAs; cotton and fi,k Fer
rets; Tape? j Bindings.
A large affirtmeit of kiddermitfer
Aldge cffatmenl of
Thread, Laces and Edgings ;
black Silk Laces ; a great variety of Sat
tio, china, mode and love Ribbons ;
gold and Silver Laces; gold and silver
Cord; gold and silver Fringes; gold and
silver Thread; gold and Inver Epaulets,
f9me very elegant ; Velvet Ribbons.
yf large affirtment of
Mens and youths worked and
cotton Hose ; mtns white and black silk
Hose, with laced clocks; Womens cat
ton and silk Hole ; girls and b^ys wiri c
& color'd worsted Hose; womens black,
white arid color'd silk Gloves and Mats ;
womens black and color'd cotton and
worked Gloves and Mitts ; mens and
womens black Gaiters ; ' Mens and wo.
mens worsted Sotks ; mens and boys
worsted Gloves; mifles black and color'd
worsted Gloves and Mitts ; mens color'd
worsted Clips ; cotton Night Caps ;
mens white and black gauze Hife.
Worsted Pantaloons ; Panta
loon Pieces ; Pantaloon and Boot Hose ;
worsted Drawers; mill'd and kclmar
nack Caps ; mens beaver and wadi leath
er Gloves, feme lined with flannel; mens
black and white Silk Gloves; belt white
Kid Gloves : emigrant Sacks and Boots.
Riding Breeches.
A large affatment of
Mock Sable, red and grey Fox,
Goats beard, and Bear Muffs and Tip.
pets ; white ahgelo, mock and teal Sable,
tinged canary and silver grey Ermine.
Falhionable ftcel, gilt, plated,
filvet'J, hgrn, matthewman and Italian
Buttons ; Button Moulds; Sleeve But
tons ; pdith'd steel Knee BuckltS; silver
Thimbles ; Reel and gilt Watch Chains,
Seals and Keys; Shirt Buttons; Tooth
Brnthes; Spangles ; Morocco Pocket
Books ; Pins.
A^reat variety of
Fashionable Straw, Chip and
Willow Bonnets; a large assortment of
Kid and Morocco Shoes; elegant steel
Shoe Ornaments; Shoe Roses; Shoe
Ties; Glove Ties ; cotton and 61k Gir
dles ; cotton, silk and china Gown
Trimmings ; elegant pearl and Gilt
Necklaces and Ear-drops ; Parafolcs.
Ladies falhionable black Sat
tin and other beavers ; fashionable white,
black, color'd and beaded Feathers; mens
fafhionable Nelson crown Hats.
A'great variety of
Swaniclown and fafhionable
Lainett waistcoating ; Thickfetts ; Cor
duroys; Velvets; black, crimfoo and
gram Shaggs ; worked and silk Plu fli ;
silk Velvets; Mens black Satin; Fuftiaßs;
Jeans ; Denims; Cortofet, ; Quiltings.
A largecfa l mentof
Calicoes and Chintzes 6f the
latest falhion; new fancy laced and Nel
ion's Prints : elegant chintz an I ging
ham Furnitures a great variety of fofh
ionable plaid and fbip'd Ginghams; fafh
iooable printed Muslins; Muflinets ;
Dimities; fine Cambricks ; cotton Shirt
ing-; large cotton Counterpanes ; Dia
pers; Table Cloths ; green Table Cov
erings.
A great variety of
Book, Jaconet. Strip'd, Check'd-,
"'"'s' and black Muslins; fafhiuna.
bie crew'd plain and Laced Lapetings ;
Mullin Handkerchiefs; Mens Necker.
chiefs ; Gambrick Muslins.
Elegant Camels hair Shawls,
Sme large with silk Nettings ; check'd,
border'd, tobiu'ti, and black silk Shawls;
purple, chintz and Mullin Shawls ; ro
mal; cotton, bandanno and black silk
Handkerchiefs.
A great variety of
English and India Luftrings ;
a large assortment of ftrip'd, plaid and
changeable Italian bilks ; Bogiapoors, for
Mens Co^ts; black and color'd Modes;
black and color'd Satijns; color'd Tiffa
nies ; black, white, blue, green and pink
Italian Crapes; plain, net, crape and
Oprefs Gauzes ; black Lace Veiling;
Millinets,
BEST Superfine, mid
dling and low priced Broad Ckuhs
°J the most fashionable colors; Habit
Cloths ; Caffineres ; Coatings ; fine
brown and blue Ratteens for furtouts ; —
Devonshire Kerfeys ; Forest Cloths; Baiz
es; black, white, red, green, crimson and
yellow Flannels ; rote and mill'd Blankets';
Whitneys'; Serges ; Wildbores; Cam
blets ; Crapes; Hair bines; Durants; —
Tammies ; Shalloons ; Calamancoes ;
Florentines.
Has imported in the flips Sally and Packet,
fione Liverpool, an extenJtvc cffortment of
Fall^ Winter GOODS
Which are now opening for fate by wholesale
and retail—Coifing of
Peter Coffin,
^eto^oote
Nanrefidmt Delinquents
in BATH.
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^do 31 2 -do 46
do 41 2 de 40
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do 1 2 do 16
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do 4 2 do 16
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do 1 3 do 16
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do 3 3 do 16
do 10 3 do 16
do 13 I Euft. 24
do 9 £ do 16
do 10 2 do 16
do 11 2 do 16
do 6 3 do 16
do 7 § do 16
do 6 4 do 12
50 15 I do 30
100 1 2 do 60
do : 4 2 do 60
do 5 2 do 60
do 6 2 do 60
do 10 2 do 60
do 20 3 do 60
do 213 do 60
do 22 3 do 60
1076 Acres Proprietary
Land lying in all parts of the
Town; being; Gores, Patches,
&c. Dolls. Cents.
Nonresident Delinquents
in CONCORD.
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Na'mes^f
Original ——
Proprietors. ^ ^^
Joseph Burt 211 42 4
Jonathan Burt 211 42 4
Eleazer Burt da , 42 4
Aaron Burt doj 4% 4
Benjamin Burt do 4^ 4
Enos Burt do 42 4
Stephen Belding do 42 4
Daniel Bull do 42 4
jofeph Blanchard do 42 4
Afahel Burt do 42 4
Wolfon Brockivay do 42 4
Samuel Clark do 42 4
Hezekiah Elmore do 42 4
Richard Emory do 42 4
Henry Horfkins do 42 4
Wm Z/orfkins do 4> 4
Ebenezer Harvey da 42 4
Samuel Hunt do 42 4
Flifha Hunt do 42 4
ChriflofrHGrfins do 42 4
Jonathan Hunt do 42 4
Arab Hunt do 42 4
Silas Hamilton do 42 4
fohn Hubbard <f 42 4
Moses Harvey do 42 4
Nathan Harvey do 42 4
Hophni King do 42 4
Gideon Lyman do 44 4
Joseph Lymai l do N%Z 4
Phineas Lyman do 42 4
Elijah Lyman do 42 4
William Lang do 42 4
John Moffat do 42 4
Elijah Mattoon do 42 4
Joseph Mofely do 42 4
Philip Mattoon do 42 4
James Matthews da 42 4
James Nevins do 42 4
Josiah Pomroy do 42 4
Sbarimab Pomroy do 42 4
Eleazer Pomroy d o 4% 4
Medad Pomroy do 42' 4
Timothy Root do 42 4
Samliel Root do 42 4
William Symms do 42 4
Ebenezer Severance do 4 2 4
Benj. Sheldingjr. do 42 4
Reuben Smith ^ 42 4
Savage Trufcott do 42 4
William Temple 105^ 21 2
Eliphaz Wright 211 42 4
fofepb Wbeelright do 4% 4
Eben rWalbridge da 42 4
Samuel Wire do 42 4
Oliver Warner do 42 4
Phinehas Wrightico 40
^fe of New-Hanfflire,f s . , COUNTY OF GRAFTON.
NO I ICE is hereby given to the Nonreficent Proprietors and Owners of Rights, Lots, Gores, and Parcels, of Lafid fa
the Towns of Bath, Lyman, Littleton, Landaff, Concord, Franconia, Bethlehem, and Lincoln, in the County mid
State above mentioned, and fitted in the 57, Cofleftion Diftrid, on which the Dired Tax remains unpaid, which became due and payable on the
eighth day of January, 1800, pursuant to an a& of Congress, parted July 14th, 1798, entitled an ad to lay and colled a Dired Tax, &c.— That so
1 s "'" ^.^ ™°s T ?: affixed to each Right, Lots or Parcels, hereinafter named, together with cofc and charged will
T? .1' ^l" times and - places hereafter fpee&d, unless prevented by previous payment, viz -kll that remains unpaid of laid
Taxes in ,e towp of Bath, at the dwelling hnufe of Doctor ffaac Moore of fad Bath, on Munday and Tuefday, the 2d and days of February,^,
* ten ^„%~AII that remains unpaid in the town of Lyman, at the house of Lemuel Parker in fa^ town, on Thursday and Friday,
%°f, ld m ° nth ' at ten ^clock, the mormng.-All that remains unpaid in the town of Littleton, on Monday and Tuefday
°t ° CT"' " ^^ ° f "I°^? Williams, in said town-All that remains unpaid in the
of J^than Noyes tn ^d to,, on Thursday and Friday the rath and x 3 th days of said month, at ten o'clock in the
IA that remains unpaid in the town of Concord, a the house of major Samuel Young, in faidlown, on Monday ^d Tuefday the x6th
,nd days of said month, at ten o'clock in the morning.—All that remains unpaid in the town of Bethlehem, at the house of maior Amo, Wheeler
in said town, on Thursday and Friday the r 9 th and 20th days of said month, at ten o'clock in the morning^! that^^X^
of Franconia and Lincoln, at the house of Simeon Eastman, in Landaff, on Monday and Tuefday the 23d and 24th days of said February.
Eldad Wright 211 42 4
Willard Stevens d. 42 4
John Smith do 42 4
Gov. Benning Went
worth 500 Acres; 1 foot!#.
&
60
^do 15 10 2 16
^do 18 10 2 8
^do 9 9 2 16
^do 109 2 16
codb 119 2 16
^do 129 2 16
Odo 139 2 10
ado 14 9 2 8
do 159 2 8
Zdo 169 2 8
^do kj 9 *l6
Odo 189 2 16
Ido 10 8 2 „IO
^do 13 8 2 10
^ do 148 2 10
^do 188 2 10
^do 127 2 8
Odo 137 2 8
do 147 2 8
^do 187 2 8
dd 14 6 2 16
do 156 2 16
do 166 2 16
do 17 6 2 12
do 18 6 2 10
do 12 5 2 10
do 13 5 2 m
do 14 5 2 10
do 15 5 2 10
do 17 5 2 18
do 124 2 10
do 134 2 10
do 14 4 2 10
do 12 3 2 14
do 13 *2 12
do 5 1 3 i 6
do 4 5 3 16
do 1 12 3 8
do 1 13 3 8
do 1 14 3 8
do 1 15 3 8
do 1 16 3 6
do 2 13 3 6
do 12 3 I 20
do 12 4 1 20
do 12 5 1 20
do 12 6 1 20
do +2 7 1 20
do 12 8 1 20
do 12 1 I 20
do 12 2 I 20
do II I I 20
do 11 2 1 20
do 113 I 16
do 114 I 20
do 115 I 20
do 116 I 20
do 117 1 20
do 118 1 20
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do Id 4 1 16
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do 106 1 16
do 107 1 16
do 10 8 1 16
do 9 11 8
do '\ 2 1 8
do ,3 1 8
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do 9 5 1 8
do 961 8
do 9 71 8
do 9 81 8
do 8 7 Ito
do 7 6 1 16
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do 36 1 40
Original v
Proprietors. ^ ^ ^ 0
Pendtrfon Audio 3'28 63, 66
Reuben Bradley 328 9 2 87
TimotbyPradley 328 -36 5 66
Somuel Bifbop 328 38 6 28
Elisa Lyman 2XB 3 I 6l
q'imotby Peek 328 6l 9 66
Time. Ruggles 323 15 3 66
Hezekiah Tuttle 328 34 f 66
Nonrtfdent Delinquents
ia LITTLETON.
Nances of 1 § Q
Proprietors. |^
Penning Wentworth JOO X OO
'George ripthorp 400 80
Alexander Phelps 2000 4 02
Smith Williams 40 80
Wheeler ago go
Moses Wheeler,jr. 270 <4
'febn C. femes I^oo 362
Nonrtfdent Delinquents
in LANDAFF.
^ I ^ ^^
—^^A —
Acres. Cents.
IOC 9 12 2 16
IOC 10 12 2 16
do 11 12 2 16
Zdo 17 12 2 16
^do 18 12 2 1$
Odo Q 11 2 16
^do .10If 216
Zdo ±1 11 2 16
Odo 15 11 2 16,
zdo 16'11 7 16
^do 17 11 2 16
^do 18 11 2 16
C;do 9 TO 2 12
Zdo io 10 2 12
^do 11 10 2 16
Nortrfdent Delinquents
'in LYMAN.
NonreJident delinq'ts in Lin coln.
Original grantees ft No # aers , Qts
Janies Avery 320 24
Samuel Andrews do dp
John Addington do do
Ebenezer Boiclon do do
Seymore Poster. do do
David Boston do do
Abner Barton do do
Eleazer Bowfin do do
Ezra Bozuton do do
John Brown do do
Jeremiab Clement do do
Jacob Conklin do do
John Dixon do do
Peter Finch , dodo
'Jeremiah Pinch do do
Zuriel Finch do go
Stephen Foutain do do
'J o fcN Foreman do do
Abrabam Fartu do do
Joseph Hale do do
James Hoit do do
Thaddeus Hoit Jo do
Abel Hoit do do
Jabez Holms do do
ditto do do
Samuel Haight do do
Asa Jones do do
David Knap do de
Timothy Ladd do do
Stephen Mangum do do
William Me Horney do do
Caleb Merrill do do
Ebenezer Mudfon do do
Ezra Moo do do
Henry Meed do do
Abraham Meed do do
Noab PaJkington do do
Oliver Rotyell do do
Valentine Rowell do do
Reuben Raynolds,jr. jo do
JoJiab Riggs' do do
David Slawfon do do
Reuben Stevens do do
Samuel Scilut do do
David Sanford do do
\ Peter Smith do do
, Job St. Johns do do
John Tuttle do do
Jabez Weed do do
Azarid Wood do do
Elijah Weeks do do
David Whiting do do
Seth Whitney do do
Hezekiab. Wiat do do
Henry Wiat do do
Samuel Wiat do dd
Samuel Waterbury do do
John Nelson do do
Gov. Benning Wentworth's Pre
servation, 5 CO Acres, 40 Cents
NonreJident Delinquents
in FRANCONIA.
Pref, owners Unk.^ Jcr.| C.| | M.
Epto.Edwards' pitch 160 40
Watson's Lot. 160 48 3
Drury's Mill farm 200 80 5
Wm. Wallace Lot 160 48 3
Vorbock farm 120 48 3
1 Welch farm too 40
Snow farm tzo 48 3
Rogers farm too 40
David —'3 pitch 100 40
Grind, fbayers pitch 160 64
Prentice farm 160 84
DavidW'allace farm 160 40
Original Proprietors.
Thomas Allen 256 51 4
Giles Alexander do 51 4
Giles Alexander Jr. do 5I 4
Theodore Atkif;nF.fq do 51 4
Theodore Atkifun,jr. do 51 4
Eleazer Burt do 51 4
Samuel Blodget do 51 4
Nathap Blodget do ji 4
'Caleb Blodget do 51 4
William Blodget do 51 4
Samuel Blodget,. do §1 4
Francis Barnard do 51 4
William Brattle do 51 4
Daniel Cadle. do JI 4
Wifeman Clagget do 51 4"
Richard Draper do 51 4
Harrison Gray do 514
Jonathan Graves do 51 4
John Graves ^ 5 1 4
Moses Graves, jr. do 51 4
Elisha Graves do 51 4
Moses Graves do 51 4
Lewis Gray - do 514
George Gardner do 51 4
Willis Hall do 51 4
Samue| Hopkins do j# 4
Samuel Hunt do 514
Daniel Hopkins do JI 4
Joseph Hutchins do 51 4
Thomas Hubbard do 51 4
Daniel Jones do st 4
Daniel Jones do 51 4
Titus King do $1 4
Thomas Mitchens do 51 4
Tho: Mitchens,. do ji 4
Samuel Martherjr. do 51 4
William Mitehel do ji 4
Wm. Mitchel, jr, do 51 4
Samuel Marther do 51 4
John Moffatt de 51 4
William Marther do 51 4
Zephaniah Platt,jr. do JI 4
Filch Pool do 514
Joseph Pincheon d o 51 4
Zephaniah Platt jo 51 4
Joseph Ruffe! do JI 4
Joseph Richardson do 51 4
John Searle do 51 4
Thomas Starr do 51 4
Caleb Strong , do 51 4
William Shepherd do JI 4
Isaac Searle do 51 4
Samuel D. Searle do 51 4
William Taylor do 51 4
OxenbridgeTbateb'er do 51 4
John Temple do 51 4
Jacob Wendall" do 51 4
George Willis do 51 4
David Weft . , do 51 4
Saunderson Weft ^ do 51 4
Jeremiah Webb do 51 4
John M.Wendall do 51 4
Justin Wheeler ^ 051 4
Oliver Wendall do 5x4
Isaac Willard , do yt 4
Mark Wentworth do 51 4
Alex'r Williams do 51 4
Gov. Benning Wentworth,
500 Acres, 1 dollar, 4 mills.
Nonrejident Delinquents in BETHLEHEM.
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