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— Baltimore, fofeph Husband, to miss Sally G.
Brown —This lady is now both husband and wife.
— Northboro', 'John Window,to miss Susan Bally.
Duxborougb, fofepb Dace, a French gentleman
from Guadaloupe, to miss Lydia Simmons, of the for
mer place , , , ,
Married, at Norwich, (Con.) Mr. Daniel
Young, aged 25, to Mrs. Cramps,, aged 56!
Long may this pair, like turtle doves agree,
In Hymen's silken bands enjoy felicity,
Heart meeting heart, their pure affections blend,
In mutualface/, of love their lives serenely spend,
And in due time a beauteous race arise,
The bli-fs and comfort of their Parents eyes.
1'lel)] — Jamaica, WtHiam Holland, aged
13,f° n o f Abraham Holland, of Bofiun
— Richford, (Fir.) mrs. Sail, Cutler, consort of
Dr. Was. Cutler, and daughter of the late fofepb
Henderson, EJ^. of Bfon
— Albany, Henry G. Staats, merchant
— Cape Francois, on board brig Polly, Captain
Benjamin Guild, of Hollowell, Maine
— Erf Town, ( Maryland) Tindall Flint, Sad
dler, formerly of Bofton'
— New-York, fames Griffith, merchant ; Rich
ard Waitt, son of fubn Waitt, of Marblebead
—, Glafenbury, Samuel Wells
— Hartford, mrs. Rebecca. Ebel, aged 49
At Marblebead, Miss Hannah Hubbard, daugh
ter of the late Rev. Mr. Hubbard, aged 12.
— Lincoln, miss Nancy Willington, aged ig, dau.
of Lisutenant EliJba Willington
— Oxford Lt. fHn Nicbols, aged 91
— New-Haven in the Pcfl-cff.ee, Moses Kelltf,
aged 50 or upwards, said be bud a family in New
buryport
Hartford, mrs. Hannah Grabam, aged 54
— Pembroke, Dea, William Cochran, aged 6b ;
Dea. fames Mann, aged 62
— Winebefter, Natban Wheeler, aged 42
— Andover, Peter Ofgeod,jun. Esq. aged 56
At Cbferfeld, Mr. Whitney. He was killed by a
careless accident. Being in the woods, making foin
gles, he was fling bis saw, when a man in pursuit
bffoxes came up, and bearing the file, be imagined the
motion of Mr. Whitney's head, and the noise he made,
were fbofe of bis dog in the aft of worrying an animal.
He immediately ,red, and the hall pafed thro' Mr.
Whitney's bead.
At New-Bedford, Sylvanus Siffon, aged 15
years. The melancholy event which caufedbis death
is related to us as follows L That on the afternoon
of the 2,tb ult. be was alone in the blackfmitb'sjbop,
engaged in an attempt to draw the charge from a
gun which bad been fame time loaded, and could not
befired off— that be bad taken out tbejbot, and laid
them by ; and it is fufepofed dropped in a hot iron tb
burn out the wadding and powder; ^ben the gun
writ off, and, diflrtfng to add, the contents were dif
ebarged th rough bis bead—be lingered till the morning
of the ,f, and then departed this life, a striking ih
f--, rtthe unc rtainty of its deration.
ONE aiked his friend, why He being so large
a man himfelf, had married so final! a wife.
Why friend, said he, I thought you had known,
that of all evils we should chufe the haft.
—O
A veteran toper complained to the celebrated
Doctor W. of Boston, that from long use of
spirituous liquors, they pa^d upon his palate,
and failed to cxhilcrate his spirits. the Doctor
in a sportive mood, inquired if he had ever used
Aqua Fortis, and recommended it to this patient
diluted with water. The toper immediately
procured a confidcrable quantity, which he firfl
mixed with water, and then took in its crude
Gate; but in a few months the aqua fortis af
forded him as little pleasure as common New-
England rum. Soon after the unfortunate tipler,
meeting the Doctor in the street, addressed him
thus, " Doctor the aqua Forties won't do, can't
you give me something stronger ; do dear Doc
tor, /or thelove of grog, let me have a little Aqua
Fifties. .
MARRIED] — At Providence, John Blanding,
to miss Sallv Proven
— G/ouceder Daniel Rogers, jun. merchant, to
miss Amelia Sargent, dau. of the late John 0. S.
— Bofen, Daniel Rand, to miss Rebecca Smith ;
Robert /domes, to mrs. Peras Doane ; fojbua Rose,
to mil's Mar, Eayrs'
— (A.,, ridge. Rule Pool, of Reading, to miss
F^on sN Rates ; Aaron Parker, to miss Lydia
Bates ; Samuel Childs, to miss Elizabeth Fluker
— ': a, Capt. fames Browne, to miss Lydia
7'^ Moralist feels a peculiar happiness in
1 having 'the opportunity this day to an
nounce to its numerous readers a very pleasing
revival of that Religion which is the highest en
joyment of mortals here, and will not fail of
putting them in pofLflion of those joys hereaf
ter which no mortal eye hath seen, ear heard,
neither hath it entered into the heart of man,
fully to conceive.
This revival is very extensive in Newbury
port and its fuburßi; in Waterbprough, Ber
wick, &c. &c. in the Commonwealth of Mafia,
chufetts; in a number of towns in Rhode-Bland
Connecticut and Vermont; and in otratham',
Newmarket, Lee, Gilmanton, Northwood, Do
ver, &c. in this Rate ; and it is the duty of ev
ery one who has the happineA of mankind at
heart, to pray that this Slower of Divine grace
may extend far and wide, even from the rising
to the letting fun'; and that the knowledge of
Goh might fpcedily cover the earth as the wa
ters dees the mighty deep.
Reader, whoever thou art, deceive not thy
felf. Buffer not thy paffionb to seduce thy rea
son from the truth.—ls thou haft the faculties
ofa man, thou canst never persuade thyfelf that
Religion and Morality are idle names.—Strug
gle how thou wilt against their truth and reali
ty —be assured, that it is thy passions that have
misguided thee—there will be a moment when
glaring convi&ion will burst upon thy mind.—
Without Religion, what a forfaken disconsolate
creature is man !—Loft to happiness—a prey
to his own passions—a felf-tormentor, and fub
jed: to all the miseries of conscious guilt.—
Whither Ihall he fly for refuge from the pursu
ing evils ?—Whither Ihall he resort for peace
and comfort ?—ln Religion behold the asylum!
Religion closes up every dismal profpe<ft —opens
all that is delightful—enlarges, purifies and re
fines the faculties of the foul, and points a fold
to bliss, through paths of peace and pkafahfaffi.
Therefore be entreated, my readers, td con
sider the follies and iniquities of your past lives,
icek the Lord while he tha, be found, call up
bn him while he is near ; " Let the wicked
forfake his way and the unrighteous man his
thoughts, and turn unto the Lord, and he will
have mercy on him, and abundantly pardon
him." But remember it is only in and through
the meps of Christ we may hope for forgik
nefs, finaification and redemption. ~
THE TRUTH.
IS a good world that we live in,
1 To lend, to spend, or to give in ;
But to beg, to borrow, or get your own,
"Tis the worft,world that ever was known.
THE MORALIST—No.
The MEDLEY.—No. 152.
Poetical Repofitor,.
Turnpike Road^ ,
THE Proprietors ofthe New-
Hampdiire Turnpike Road, are
hereby notified, that there annual meet
ing for the choice of officers will be held
in the east chamber of the State-house in
this town, on Tuefdd, the loth day of
February next, at 5 o'clock P. M. By
order of the Directors.
ISAAC WALDRON, jr. Cletfc
1% fmouA %* 2t, 18ot.
A-new quarto Book, of the
East India, failing directions, with or
without the Pilots; Vancouver's Chart s
and Voyages; a great aflortment of Pi
lots for different parts of the world ;
Moore's Epitome 14th Englidi Edition;
Steel's lift British Navy ; Nautical Al
manacks, for 1801, 2, gand 4; Requi
site Tables, Naval Tactic's Mackay on
the Longitude, &c. &c, —
also — for Sale as above.
Philadelphia Camboofes, all
sizes ; Bar Lead, sheet Lead from 3^ to
xolb per square foot, Lead Ball, Bird Shot
all sizes; Russia and Ravens Duck, Rus
sia Sheeting, American and Russia Cor
dage, Junk, Iron and Copper Nails of
every size and fort ; Log, Cartridge,
Sheathing and Wrapping Paper ; 2d A
merican Edition Blunt's Epitome, Ame
rican Coast Pilot new edition, bound Log
Books, and Journals of all sizes, Swords
and Sword Belts, Muskets, Pistols, Eng
li(h Drums, Calf Skin Drum Heads, a
BELL suitable for a vessel of 3 or 400
tons, and generally every article in the
, FOR SALE BY ,
William Boyd, ,
At his Store in Fore ftr<et,for Cast or ap-
BEST English Sewing, Whip
ping, Herring and Roping Twine;
15 a nd r$ Thread Cod Lines, Mackarel
do; heft I P Cod Hooks, Mackarel and
final! Fill) do; black and bright Patent
Varnilh, in Iron bound barrels and kegs;
best Patent improved (hips Fire Hearths
or Camboofes, all sizes; Buntings of all
colours & Widths; Ships Cabin Stoves ;
Hadley's black Ebony Quadrants } Ramf
den'Simproved brass Sextants; Binnacle
Lamps and Compares of all kinds; —
Time Glares, Patent and common ; best
Boxwood Gunter Scales and Rules,
Brass Dividers, Iron Ring Tar Brushes,
do with long handles, Engliffi Pump
Leather, Telescopes of all prices, Tin
Plates, bed oil'd Gun Flints, Mop
Heads, Clamps for Brushes, Brass Bullet
Moulds.
Clock & Watch Making busi
ness as usual. Portsmouth, fan. 24. ,
THE lubicriber begs leave to
I inform the Public, and his Friends
in particular, that he has opened a
Commiffon Store,
In number 17, Market-street,
Portfmouth,—Where he will re
ceive Merchandize for sale, or
tranfadt any other business on
COMMISSION.
A New East India Pilot, in
two very large volumes, elegantly bound
in calf, containing 113 charts.
Ship Chandler's Line,
whether large or small. — ALSO—
Bath Stove Grates, very cheap.
Rofton + fan. 23,
WATCHES,
Which are now ready for sale at hi: shop
in Fore-fireet.
A few Hhds Weft-India RUM.
90 hhds Sugar pr. hhd or bbl.
GIN and BRANDY.
Bohea & Flyfon TEA per chest.
50 bbls Nova-Scotia Herrings.
50 ditto good BEEF.
A quantity of CHEESE.
Country FLOUR
1000 lbs good Clover SEED.
A few Boxes CHOCOLATE,
and a quantity of good PEAS.
Z, Wanted a good COW 8c
CALEforwhich Cash will be paid.
HAS just received by the lateff
arrivals from London, a handsome
Affortrent of Warranted
And will receive Property of any kind
for Public Sale, and Prumifes those
Gentlemen who may be pleased to favor
him with their commands, that his best
end&vbrs ffiall not be wanting to com
pleai tthe fame with fidelity and dispatch,
and every favor will be duly attended, by
the Public's obedient servant.
FOR SALE
By Jacob Walden,
30 qr. Calks Malaga WINE.
30 bbls, luperfine FLOUR.
12 do. New-York. APPLES.
Imported in the Merchant, Capt. Knox,from
London, and for SAL E,
At his Store No §6, State-foeet, BOSTON,
WHOLESALE or RETAIL,
For Gaft or liberal Credit,
AUCTIONEER,
Alexander Ewen.
, Portsmouth, fan. gi, 1801.
By Joseph Peirce, juh.
JOHN GAINS,
Clock and ihtch-Maker,
He liketoife has a licence as an
Moved Credit.
S»4TE OF NEW-HamsHlte. 56^ Qfo ifo^
Notice is hereby given to the Nonreficfent Proprietors or owners of rights, lots or parcels of land lying
in the towns of Orford, Piermont, Haverhill, Wentworth, Warren, and Coventry, in the Bounty of Grafton, on which
the dired t^x remains due and unpaid from the Bth of January last past, agreeable to an aft of Congress patted July 14th, 1798;
that so much of said Lands as will fatisfy laid taxes with charges, will be fold at Public Auction (unless prevented by previous pay^
ment) at the times and places herein after mentioned, viz. all that remains unpaid of said taxes in the town of Piermont, on the 17th
Day of April 1801, at the dwelling house or Mr. David Carr,lnn-holder in laid Piermont, at ten o'clock beforenoon ; all that re
mains unpaid in the town of Haverhill, on the loth day of April 1801, at the dwelling house of Do&. Ross Conn's, Inn-holder in
said Haverhill, at ten o'clock beforenoon ; all that remains unpaid io the town Coventry, on the aid day of April :Bot, at the
dwelling house of Maj. Jonathan Hales, Inn-holder in said Coventry, at ten o'clock beforenoon; all that remains unpaid in the town
of Warren, on the 14th day of April ißox,at the dwelling-houfeof William Butler, Esq. Inn-holder in said Warren, at ten o'clock
beforenoon ; all that remains unpaid in Wentworth, on the 27th day of April 1801, at the dwelling house of Mr Lemuel keezer,
Innholder in said Wentworth, at ten o'clock beforenoon, and also all that part that remains unpaid in Orford, on the 29th day of
April 1801, ar the dwelling house of Capt. Solomon Mann's, Inn-holder in said Orford, at ten o'clock beforenoon.
Nonresident Delinquents in
PIERMONT.
C^sQ^tyi^^ ^IC)
Jona.Carlton too 6 3 2 49
Wif.Claggett!&>24 4 ,8
Zeb. Giddings do 13 478
John Goff 1t043 2 15
Geo. Jaffrey do 9 § 2 74
do. 160 26 478
J.Mafonjun.lo6 *2 24g
Clem. March 160 54 449
J. Newmarchioo 7 2 2 40
do i 66 ^8 498
Wm. Parker mo j 5 2 40
H. Sherburn 166 23 478
Benj.Stevens rod ~ 3J 222
Hez. Smith do HavfrhillM.it 4 2 74
do do ±4 3 2 74
Rob.Templei6o 41 469
4° 45 h 13 !l
JohnTempleieo 8 § 2
do ±66 ,7 463
J. W. Waldron do 18 459
Dan. Warner 50 4 6 2 37
Mefh.Weare 160 1 498
S.Went worth do 29 4 63
M.H.bNentworthlOO 2 3 2 49
do 160 56 459
J.Wentworth do 2 4 74
R. Wibbard do 31 4 4g
And.Wiggiusioo 6 4 2 74
N. Whiting do 3 4 2 24
do 160 40 4 74
Geo. Bracket too Greenland, 5 3 2 24
B. Bean, do 88
Nonresident Delinquents in
HAVERHILL.
H. Hancock 14 Bath, 8 00 69
Eliot Sawyer 70 Newbury Nt. 27 3 3 39
do do North part, 44 4 3 35
Th. Johnfdndo Newbury Nt. 913 24
do do South part, 44 3 3 35
do 56 do 19 148
do do do 30 47
do do North partlll 249
Sam'l Young 100 Concord 26 2 2 74
do 70 South part 574 335
do do North part 23 2 3 35
D. Carleton ^oNewbuty Nt. 17 1 249
John White 70 Plaftow SB3 339
do do do 613 35
Moses Halen 70 Netjyork)„
South partp'' ' '°
do do N. part 152 3 35
Ben.Hcywood yo ^rr^r).
Ma.S.part j3° 3 35
John Hurd foßoflonS.Pt. 49 4 3 35
do do North part 20 2 3 25
jofiah Little ib^NewburjM.iz 2 1 ±47
do do do 192 2 g 8
do 79 South part fj 1 3 49
do do do 333 59
do do do 42 33 39
do do do 5^43 35
do do. do 7 2 53 2 4
do do North part 43 4 3 35
do do do 60 53 24
Moses Little lOoNewJur, 4f. 25 2 2 74
Byfield Loyd ^oßoJlonS.part 68 5335
J.W.Chandler do BeachamNt.1 3 2 3 49
Nonresident Delinquents in
COVENTRY.
Iface Amfdale
Theodore Atkinson do do
John Batters do do
John Bates do do
Ebenezer Bowton db do
Daniel Benedict dor do
James Bates do do -
Adonijah Brown do do
Theodore Atkinson, jr. db do
Samuel Belding do do
Samuel Creafy do do
Hezekiah Davenport do do
Joseph Devenport, do do
Deodate Devenport do do
Theophilus Fitch do do
Mathew Fountain do do
Ebenezer Hoyt do do
Peter Huffed do do
Silas Hoyt do do
Gideon Leads do do
Nathaniel Loundftfury do do
Charles Smith do do
Abner Stevens do do
Obadiah Stevens do do
Obadiah Stevens, jun. do do
Wix Sealey do do
James Scofield do do
Thomas Seymour, jun. do do
Daniel Stevens do do
Obadiah Sealey do do
Ebenezer Schofield do do
James Smith, do 63
Abraham Weed, do do
Reuben Weed; do do
Nathaniel Weed, do do
Amos Weed, do do
Samuel Weed, do do
Benjamin Weed, do do
Peter Weed, do do
Hezekiah Weed, do do
Nathaniel Waterbary, # do do
Enos Weed; 4 dh do
Nonresident Delinquents in WARREN.
.Theo. Atkinfonjr. 100 10 4 1 76
„ do. 75 64 3 14
John Batcheldor, 100 31 1 63
do. 100 18 6 2 49
. do. 75 29 3 29
Josiah Bartlett, loo^granta 116 1 74
do. 100 do. 17 52 49
do. 75 do. 24 3 29
Nathaniel Barrel, too 41 1 49
, ^fro. 75 26 3 17
Ephraim Brown, 37 52 3 7
Nathaniel Currier,loo 3 8 1 49
„ 'do. 75 85 524
Benjamin Clough, 75 4 3 24
Ebenezer Collins, TOO 4 61 74
do. 100 352 49
; .do. 75 27 3 5
Jacob Currier, iod 86 1 78
- / do. 75 3 3 49
Enoch Ghrf% i 36 781 35
do. 100 712 74
do. # , ,5 63 3 15
Aaron CJcmgh,jr. 100 5 6 1 74
do. 100 012 49
+ , do. 75 17 3 15
John Darling, 100 4 9 1 49
do. „ .75 ^2 3 32
Reuben French, iqo 15 6 2 74
do. , 75 25 3 29
Benja. French,jr. 100 18 1 74
d 0..", 75 63 3 24
Nathaniel Fyfield, 100 10 1 2 64,
, . 7 6 ^7 3 32
Jacob Gale, ice 10 8 1 49
do. 100 1322 98
do. 75 43 3 32
James Graves, ,5 51 3 15
Andrew Greeley, 75 56 3 37
Jonathan Greeley, 100 671 49
do. 75 3 1 3 24
Dyer Hook, 100 9 81 49
do. 75 3° 3 3 2
' John Hazen, 100 6 6 1 74
do. 100 17 41 29
_ do. 75 24 3 29
Trueworthy Ladd, 100 771 32
do. 100 14 42 49
.^ 75 38 3 37
Abraham Morrel, 75. 23 3 27
John Marsh, 100 622 49
George Marsh, led ±2 42 98
u 7 ^ 32 3 4 9
Henry Morral, 10& 19 1 49
do. ioo 15 52 49
do. 75 28 3 24
Samuel Osgood, 100 1 2 1 49
do. 100 15 22 93
do. 75 3 15
Thomas Peirce, 75 41 3 15
John Parker, 100 871 29
db. 100 12 12 39
. do. 75 68 3 29
William Parker, 100 91 1 49
do. 100 252 40
P 75 1 3 29
Enoch Page, 59 9 5 2 49
, „ do. 75 60 3 16
John Page,jun. 75 43 3 15
Ebenezer Page, 100 18 5 2 49
„ 75 34 3 44
Samuel Page, 100 63 2 49
d °. 75 22 3 29
Ebenezer Stevens, 100 211 49
d °. 75 61 3 7
Joseph Tilton, 75 13 329
Lemuel Stevens, 100 511 49
do. 100 12 22 98
„ do. 75 57 3 20
Thomas True, 100 11 1 64
do. loa 19 82 29
do. 75. 5 3 24
Joseph Whitcher, 100 6 2 1 37
do. 100 10 62 98
do. 75 9 3 ^3
Stephen Webster, 10$ 16 2 6 49
r 75 33 3 49
Jeremiah Webfler, 100 16 6 2 4,
d ?.° 75 39 3 15
Benning Went-) 2 corner of the
worth, Esq. ( 365 ^ F " r ™"“ 1 96
•' line.
Philips White, 445.;r. ffi ,,54 12
do. 4§of the tovns2 12
do. 44 do 51 12
William Wbi,%,,44 do 57 12
Nonresident delinquents in Wentworth.
T h C
J. Currier 100 Poplin 7 41 64
db do 6 32 92
do 44 16 324
Jere. Fogg too Kensington 4 3 1 18
do do 10 3218
d °, 44 5 3 8
J. P. Palmer 50 Orford, north-weft
corner ofthe lowofylHarris adjoining 49
Qu
' TheodoreAtkinfon Jr 100 742 74
do 44 14 38
Nathan'l Batcheldor too 7 3 155
do do 10 4 2 9
do 44 31 332
Francis Batcheldor 100 45 1 55
do do 12 4 2 g
„ „ d ° 44 7 319
Isaac Brown 100 12 3 2 9
Josiah Bartlett. Esq. do 1 137
do do 16 12 64
~ , I°, 44 44 3 24
Joseph Greely. 100 6 4 1 46
do co 2 46
do 44 , 20 3 24
Nathaniel Greely 100 1 3 1 37
do do 16 2237
do 44 17 38
William Hackett 100 8 3127
Jacob Hook, Esq. do §5 118
#h dh 2 46
Nonresident Delinquents in Wentiuortb, continued
'Acres. Num. R. Div. Ct.
Diah Hook 100 7 3 1 46
do do 7 32 74
do 44 64 316
Henry Merril 100 3 3'55
do do g 1218
do 44 8 3 24
Reuben Morse too 2 55
Thomas Martin do it 32 18
do , 44 3 1 3 2 4
Samuel Page,j'tin. 100 9 4 2 65
Samuel Page 44 41 316
Enoch Page 100 15 4 2 18
Ebenezer Page do 12 2 17,
do do 43-55
do 44 15 3 8
Jonathan Page 100 8 4 x9l
do do 8 4 2 74
do 44 22 331
Samuel Palmer too 11 22 „
do 44 ix 320
William Parker Jr. 100 13 2 2 13
do 44 43 16 16
Peter Ruffcll too ^ 6425;
do 44 63 316
Ebenezer Stevens 100 153 2 18
do 44 4 3 4
Samuel Stevens 100 851 64
do do 14 1 2 2,
Jacob Stevens do 6213,
do do 2 4$
do 44 3 3 3
Theophilus Stevens 100 151 2 3,
Ebenezer Steven's do 121 „
do do 13 1 2 27
do 44 49 3 8
- Stephen-Scales 100 2 41
do 44' 65 316
Elijah True io@ 9 1 2 74
do 44 35 320
William True 100 114 2 9
do 44 18 38
Thomas True 100 1 46
do 44 37 322
Philips White 100 1 46
William White do 5 7 146
Capt. Batcheldor 100 10 1 2 0
do 44 24 318
Parker Cooper 100 15 22 18
do 44 2 38
John Coleman too 8 34§§
do 44 30 3'lß
Nathaniel Currier too 9 5 1 74
do do 16 3 2 3)
do 44 42 317
Abel Davis too 3 2 1 37
. do do 24$
do 44 16 3x6
Samuel Dudley too 14 32 18
do 44 1 3 8
Jonathan Evans 75 11 127
do 44 40 332
David Evans 100 8 1 2 74
Thomas Elkins 100 5 2 2 27
do 44 45 3 8
Joseph Eaflman 100 16 42 27
do 44 39 333
Jacob Gale 100 11 12 55
do . 44 26 3 8
Rev. Jeremiah Fogg 100 9 1 mo'
do 100 422 27
do 44 12 3 8
Jonathan Greely 100 12 22 18
Jona. Gt '!y^L2°°_B 2 2 64
Nonresident delinquents in ORFORD.
O ^^t^ ^
B.Batcheldor 100 15 3 74
James Brown do 16 8 49
do do 17 4 74
do 50 East half 210 24
Hez. Smith 100 16 1 98
Jere. Dow, or 50 East half 910 61
Phil. Hooker 100 11 49
H^U^ P ^h 6 8 4
do 50 East half 810 3,
do do do 610 3,
do do do 12 8 49
do do Weft half 7 9 49
do do do 710 37
do do East half 9 9 37
do 100 l 6 7 61
do 40 19 8 24
do Idoß 6 74
do do 17 49
do do 13 9 98
do 50 East half 2 9 37
do do do 19 37
do 100 10 7 74
do do 3 3 24
do do 1 3 98
do 50 Weft half 7 8 24
do 100 22 9S
do 50 East half 9 9 24
do do River Lot 14 86
do do 10 2 37
do 106 11 3 98
do 50 Weft half 1 8 49
do too 16 5 ,4
do 50 East half 6 8 37
do 100 14 15 74
do do 15 5 74
do do 9 761
do do 16 4 49
do 50 Weft half 6 9 24
do 100 1274
do da 1 6 37
do 50 undrawri 13
do 100 16 849
1° do >7 474
do 1116 4Q
BvfieldLord ioq 14 4
THOMAS RUSSELL, juri.
o/ lbe 56th Collodion biaria.
Piermont, December 20, 1800.