The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1804-12-25 00:00:00, page 4

: ~ From the Political Obfernatory.
WHO wrote in favour of a monarchi«
cal government when a minister at the Bri.
tifb covrt ?
Fokn Adams. :
Who raised the Oxford army for the pue
pole of supporting the {edition law, putting
down republicanilm and cßablifhing mon
aichical federalifm ?
Fohn Adams. '
Who raised the hotfe tax, the most une.
gual acd unjult lax ever imposed upon the
people by man, for the purpose of paying
the army dnd the eight per cent. interell ¢
Fohn Adams. 4
Who raised the interoal taxes on certain
wrncles, together with the flamp tax on notes
of hand, &, for the vile purpole of fup
poriing 3 horce of officers and plecemen to
firengiben his own administration ? -
John cdams. R
Who said withio himfelf that 2 monar
chic government thall be efteblithed in A
merica, and ihen my son, John Quincy,
#hall be king? . . e
fokn Adams. e TR
Whe {old bis own nzvy, for which the
federelifls have most wickedly and anjaflly
biamed president §-fferfon ?
, John Adnms. .
.. Who was frightened and diim:ffed the
Oxfard army for fear that ke should not be
re-cleßed president ?
Fohn Adams. _
Who fled from the eity of Wathington
at the roar of a lion, in the dead of night P
Fokn Adams. ‘
Who laved Amesica from menarchy
®rd slavery when {o mearly established by
the tory federalifis and John Adams ?
Who rcggc{tbc flamp a& 20d the ex
Thomas Fefferfon,
cile jaw. and thereby removed abour five
hundred placemen from office, who lived
aod rioted upon the earnidgs of the induitri.
ous people of America ? : '
- Thomas Ffferfon.
Who wi{n‘of standing army to support
bis administration, nor f{edition law to pro
test himfelf,, and to punith the urjolt re
proaches and wicked lics of the'tory federa
s r
Whe faz;{ i{l'aufand's of lives and mil
Thomas Jeffer/fon. Y
lions of dellais in the Eurchafc of Louisiana,
in opposition to Ross 2nd the war party ?
Thomas F: ffer/on. :
Who is called by the tory federalifts an
infidel, a man of oo religion and cne who
wishes to destroy the bible and poll down
meetinghoules,~—becaulehegoes to mcq’tiq’g
every Sunday and tics his borfe among
the horses of the common pcople, and
{upports a minister of the gospel himfelf ?
%‘&omas Jiffer/on. (
~ Who makes sepublicans out of the bef} of
the federalifts and will continuc o to do ?
Thomas Fcfferfon. _
~ Who is reviled, abuled and spit npon by
the tory federalifts, and like oor faviour,
¢ when reviled, he rcvileth not sgain® ?
' ]{B{ey, Aogufl, 1803,
Thomas Jefferfon.
NEW FLOUR.
Fuft received from New-York, and
. Jor Sale by : ;
" J. Langdon, jr.
S NE Hundred barrels fuperfine
0 FLOUR. ALSOin STORE,
2d and 3d proof St. Vincents RUM,
“per puncheon ; High 4th proof Ali
cant: BRANDY ; ift and 2d proof
Holland GIN ; Few half pipes Lon
don Mt. Madeira WINE of the firlt
quality ; Number bags Samatra PEP.
PER ; COCOA §§IELLS s Ship
and Pilot BREAD 3 Philadelphia
square and flat_bar IRON ;' Sweeds
do. do. do. 3d 3d, 6d, HOOP
IRON ; Deck;Spike, Nail, and Hor(e
Shoe NAIL RODS ; Liverpool and
Ifle’'af May SALT ; SHEATHING
PAPER ; ROSIN; Bright and Blk.
VARNISH ; Spirits of TURPEN
TINE 3 Together with a general
Aflortment of Groceries.
For cash, credit; or country produce.
¢r Wanted a few thousand
yards good TOW CLOTH.
Dec. 31, 1804, = - o
A Bargain offered.
,;Per{on‘owning. two Lots of very
égood LAND in the county of
rafford, in this State, withes to dil
, Eo&qf them for 2 House to be ére&ed
fn Portsmouth the ensuing spring, if
acceffary some cath will be advanced
on the building. Apply to the Piin.
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GRATITUDE. -
FAIR Gratitode deserves our praise—-
A viriue hidden 10 oar days :
¥ew koow us force, and fcw praflile
That virtue born in yooder Thies. |
Seifisthe centre where we move—
Ourfelf 1s ali we dearly love,
And ‘yet a kindnels we expefl
From some we treat with base negleél :
T he sentimental mind can tetl
The praifc that (prings from doing well;
Bot where the lelfith pafhons spring,
T he other virtuces ake the wing @
Kindaels 10 Ihofe who've done us good,
Is for this virnue uaderflood ;
“Nlere {miling words and (mooth addiefs,
Wiih which the artful all carels,
Cannoi o gratitude pictend— ;
As well the knave we might commend,
€>ive n°, thar bine exalted foul,
Whom disty peflions ne’¢r controul :
1n ek an oce I’m sure to fiad
A lcvery, gen une grateful'mind.
L WANTE D |
¢r A quantity 6f Beech and Pine Wharf TIMBER and
Trunnels—for which Weft-India Goods will be given in pay.
December 18. : Enguireof th: Printers bereof.
T YRESTER T . |
, STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE ———County of Rockingham—
T OTICE is hereby given to the noa-refident proprictors and owners of
h_ Lahd in the town of CHESTER, and the county of Rockingham a
forefaid, who have ot paid their county and other taxes for the year 1804—
that {0 mtich of their lands as will pay said taxes, together with incidental
charges, will be fold at public vendue, at the dwelling-house of Capt. Pear/on
Richardson, innholder in said Chester, on Monday the 18th day of February
tiext, at ten of the clock a. m. unless prevented by previous payment.
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‘ Nen-refident unknown Original - N R °§ 3\ Qs N 9
| Proprietors Namés, : s C.C. CCG
~ Clement Mitharvey, 0. 3 EiY 5.4 .3 32
- Col. Richard Rent, 20 4 c 8 'z 2.3 4
~ David Tiiton, 0% g 8§ 313
- Jacob Bastord, ; RO 20 % ¥ iBS 4 31%
Thomas Dean, , o 1 2 1 1
‘ Jethro Tilton, south end, 17 274 RS § ; i : 2 o
- James Fogg, Z so2¢ 2 § .38 5.4 "3.4
Rich’d Wibard,joining Izacres N.énd, 20 27 2 5 8 2 2 2 o
Eleazer Russel, N. end lacking 6 acres, 20 34 2 ¢ $ 2 2 2 o
Jonathan Brown, . 20437 Mt L. R 2 30
Ebenezer Lovereign, N. end, M 13308 )
Jonathan Clough, B 8 41 1% 1% k%3 ¥
Henry Sherborn, ; ; 20 N 1% %3 2 2@
Phillip Towle, Not owned by Tolford, 20 49 5 8 2 2 2 o
William Croffweight, R 0 57 '8 -% .3% ¢ R 3
Samuel Shackford, N. end, L 9 N % 7% Xy B
John Shackford, south end, e HelANdes 9 5.5 A 7
‘Col Mark Hunkin, 86 83 Diney n 3 2.3 1
Samuel Page, 0y RO 0% 4 8 AL BN Y
' Edward Gilman, 40 86D.ineg 15 5 34 3 1
- Edward Emerson, | U B R PR R gy Ly
- Nathaniel Sanborn, Thoms partpdid, 10 91 4 5 4 1 1 1 ©
i Samuel Penhallow, e OO - RiTRE g i g g
James Boid, W. fide, N. end, BY-08 . ANE R Ny ey
'Reuben Sanborn, N. end, g 0 00 k-5 24 08 % X %
Benoni Fogg, 5 100 X% N oax w 3 g
Beonjamin Towle, ‘ 40368 4% A% 8 4.8
Jonathan Plommer, W. fide, o 8 Y 5 9" % 22 b
George Brownal, Tenants in Common, 25 117 5 s 8 2 2 2 o
James Perkins, N. end, Wil L 3 14 a 8
Rev, Thomas Sims, N. end, 6 dno: 3 8 13 4 % 21
Rev. Theophilus Cotton, fouthend, 27 121 % 5 11 3 3 2z 1
} Stephen Jolinfon, N 2 58 S 8 avl 80
-Jonathan Emerson, A 2 asr .8 £ 9 %P .3 0
John Cutts and Benjamin Akerman, 40129 5 5§ 15 § 4 3 1
Stephen Webster, N. end, ;I3 S 5 130 4 'F 313
William White, - w 5 8. 8 ' »
Stephen Sweat, E, half, A XOl3 % 3 8 8 3. % ¢
Yoliph B FOURTH DIVISION. & e
' Jofle atcheldor, in Chester, except ] - LR e
E p 8 acres N. ‘end, : | ¥ }_46 9NI N 4§20
~ Janathan Kimball, that part that ) L , : ~
f J lays io Chester, £ } ok gN ey
- Richard Wibard, W, fide, AL 53 9 L k 8
'[ Samue! Penhailow, ' 60 54 9 4 22:°7 6.5 %
- John Cram, N. east corner, 40 56 10 4 15 5§ 4 3 1
! Stephen Webster, W. fide, B 48 104 19 b 5, 42
- Nathaniel Drake, E. fide, - 48 59 10 4 18 5 4 2 1
~ Stephen Johnson, 55 Oy 20 4 33 3 B £ %
. Jonathan Plommer, = | 8 O 18 g X % 3 3%
Jothua Wingate, notowned by Worcom, 20 66 11 4 7 3 2 2z o
- Jonathan Brown, i 8o P 8 1 %N 448 ¢
} George Brownal, Tenants in Common, %0 72 11 4 1t 4 3 3 1
- Abraham Drake, E. haif, N. end, aBB 2 12 4 R X IR Too
Edward Sanborn, weftof Candia, . 20 94 13 &4 7 3 2 2 9
Benj. Gambling joining 143 acresN.end, 20 g 5 13 4 7 3 2 2 o
Samue! Blake, i .ob 17 & G 8 8 ¢ o
Robert Ford, a B 0 68 (1208 8% V 9 B ¥-9
William White, e el 6o %03 .8 § -3¢ 9 6 3.3
Rev. Nathaniel Rogers, E. fide, N.end, 24 107 5 4 9 3 32z 1
jonathan Emerson, - 00490 ¢ R MR 9. B ¢ 8
Zachariah Clifford, 30 116 14 4" ¢ & 31
Jonathan Clough, E. fide, ¥0 110 18 & W W 8§ .}
James Fogg, S 020 A 4 U R %
John Prescott, : , B 0 3206 g 2% ¥ 64 3
Eleazer Russel, N. east corner, : 8 i3k 1 % g% e b
: SECOND DIVISION. .
Sam ‘l)rsgaa:a’nof owned by Brown } 50 o 6 D.line 2 19 g P
4% | ,
Susanna Small, S. weft part, 50 124 2 37 1210 8 3
SIXTH DIVISION. ; s
Defcription—>North of the 20 acre pas- 92y, No. Div. H. 8. T. S.C.
onage and [chool lot, & Joining the jame.} L. C C. CC.
Willtam White, ; 1040 @ -85 4 % 1@
Jonathan Emerson; i 10 41 6 LEN Y Joio
Stephen Johofon, .30 a 8 B g YN e
Stephen Weblter, s 1o 796" 34 ¥ ¢ .3 ©
Ebenezer Lovereign, l -'3O 80. @& .47 ¥ ¥ ¥V.@®
John Prescott, N. end, . of 820 6. -8 20 B %W
Jonathan Dearborn, N. &nd, ] vl By SB e i R
Reuben Sanborn, N. end, i y 8¢ 6.8 s % 8@
Deferip’n—2d. range Mount Misery. % ‘
Jeremiah Sanborn, fouth'end, =~ o 3 138 6 4 1 1 1 ©
Robert Ford, _ ‘ ‘g is 9 3¢ £5 P
Description— Betaween 80 and 82 in } | pils
the 4th Division. ' i ,
‘Samuel Sherborn, = - 10 01450 5§ 1 P
Henry Sherborn, o l Rot 8w ER H 0
Defcription—=Betaveer 48 and 80, in fids, :
. the 4th Division. - Ty | f
Jacob Stapniel, N.end, ' 2l Az 6 4 Y ¥V B
Benjamin Gambling, - G 9080 gk RS
Edward Gilman, 'N. end, P oW owe. 8.3 4 LR
%noc’h Banborn, N. end, 1 O aol 8-3 ) F yVoe
Thomas Silver, N. end, oy Ry OO F e
Stephen Sweat, N. end, e Tam gsOVR G e Y R Lo
Josiah Barcheldor, ; g 8y Bok X R w
jobe Peefoulsy ' .0 o o e 4 )V 'R B S
Defcrip’n— Betaween 62 and 67, %0 dere Do S
- lots in the sth Division. e o -
Samuel Penballow, vt kooya -B0 v ) 4 D
‘Samuel Blake, N. end, LG 66 & 3 1 1 e 0
* . Clemeat Hughs, N. end, e % G 8 N e
‘Thomas Pecker, A S 10 02 6 4LI .v. 4 D
o Jon Cruan Boend, - v F 0 g 94 6T 1 10 0
é:ob Gilinan, N. end, Sresg Al Lol RR S L g
coEphaim Deniet; < e L, ag es B 0 &38 8o
““Jofeph Batcheldory . &o) 10 90 .6 4 T L. 1.0
- Samuel Thompson, N.endy, | 72 g 726 3v 1 Imo
C Jnbe Sanberay [ %o B 10 709 ke RO R 0
mai‘lwk% Ln s e R ‘336 gmR R g
o ARhd WARNdy, ©ot 0T I LTS e T
Geo. Bownal, by Wells Ceafe’s, .=" 511 6 2 1.1 00
ot TN e T L R
. State of New-Hampihire.
- Grafinn, {.
NOTICE s hereby given to the
non-resident proprietors and ;
owners of land in the town of WENT- 1
WORTH, who have not paid their
State, county and highway taxes for
the year 1804 ; that unless they pay
the fame to me the subscriber, with
incidental charges, so much of theiz
land as will pay f{aid taxes and lawful
colts, will be fold at Capt. WiLiiam
WHite’s, in said Wentworth, on the
fir @ Monday in February next, at one
@’clock in the afternoon. ‘
Sk B S
NAMES. & R AG §F
, FES ic dc
{_‘tOb.Bﬂgleb I & 21006 56 21
rancis Bachelor,l 4 g 100 6 56 a 1
Samuel Dadley, 3110 44 25 10
€ol.Eben.Stevendft 1 2 joo g 56 2¢
gO 813 I 100 &56 51
; o : 2 |
William White, i 42 3 xtsg % 5% ;2 |
Eben.S;evens,jt. 815 31006 35 1
Wistios Tras, ¢ 6 o 260 & 8 oy
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l‘.‘; C“ﬂ’b[d. C D o 503 e 8 11
Tho's Kimball, o o 01006 28 11
: WREUBEN CLIFFORD, Colle&or.
cotworth, Nov, 20, 1804,
Stop @ RUNAWAY.
S _ABSCONDED fiom the
ffi/;;g\!\i_jj fubferiber on the night
& of the firk instant, JOSEPH
. 45{ GRAN T, an apprentice
; =33 bound by indenture to me the
" subscriber—had on when he departed
a blue out-fide jacket, and a ‘white in
ner one, a pait of olive colored trow
fers—he is about five feet nine inches
high, thick set, dark hair and large
black eyes, and remarkably white
teeth. Whoever will flop the runa
way and retarn him to the subscriber,.
or secure him and. give information
" thereof, shall receive Three Dollars re
- award—All persons are hereby forbid
wufling or harboring him, as they
{hall receive the full penalty ‘of the
" Turk, Dicomber 2, 1804
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o'N R S T
Nonr¢fident K lomem, Bcfeription. C. A LG e
Samuoel Adams, L. Derry, Part of ihe tarm he lives 68, 45 15 1 1c 4
Joho Ciark, L. Derry, Joining Beown and Gage farm, - o 2§ 2017 ©
James Woodcs, Madbury, Beiweea Heoi’s 2nd Derry Line, 22 ‘B G g .8
Moles Berry, Candia, His father’s land & Thompfcn’s mecadow, 54 189 15 2. 5
Daviel Dolber, Candia, N0..52, in 2d. Division, ~ 40 13 11 g I
Jefl: Eaon, Candia, Meadow, WOB .7 &
Sclomon Sievens, Candia, Juining Brickets, ' 30 190 -8 -9 2
Joseph and Jonn Brown, Rye, On Raymond line, 90 80 24 20 &
Peter Hardy, Sandown, Joining Execter river, i 112 37 380 25 ¢
Ephraim Foster, Boxford, Buasbank place, ‘ 253 8¢ 67 50 g 1
Jeremiah Towle, Hzwk, ‘Between Sandown line & Exeter river, 75 25 2216 6
Heirs of Samael White, Haverkill, Where Brown lived, <123 41 82 27 10
Jonathan Lave, Raymond, Joiring Shaw’s land, g 0 308 9 9
Joseph Blaochard, Pembroke, Place he lived en formerly, T 2 eal 40 46 6
Saw-mill formerly owned by I{aac Rowell, pn Ilce Hookfett-Falls, goo 100 80 67 25
Place Joseph Hills lives on, 266 99 79 66 25
- Cheflery Decsmber 10, 1804. STEPHEN CHASE, Colle&or.
N. B. Said vendae wiil begin pracifely the hour above mentioned——ihole that do not
pey before said day must expe 10 pay vendue cost, as the Clerk’s lift mufl be made ogt
prior to the vendoe. : :
m—_-"‘——-——_——-—_——‘—_——-——-—.-—-—__—____.
State of Nefw-Hampﬂ)ire——-——Rockingbam, 7
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-resident propiictors, owners of land
1 in the town of LOUDON, who have not paid their State, county, town
and highway taxes for the year 1804—that uniefs they pay said taxes on or
before the twenty-fifth day February next, so much of their land as will PRY
said taxes together with incidental charges, will be fold at,public vendue, at
the dwelliag-houfe of Samue/ Ofpoed, in said Louden, at ten of .the clock,
A. M. oa said day. i i :
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| ; > s= .§ !«:‘ g . é ‘4§
Namcs of non.refidents in the e Es: e '§ STI &
Ift. Division, X 2RZ « ®TR R
00 \c. CO (—’o
jonatbqn Woodman, . 135 100 100 12§ N/F oß¢ 45
Noah Sinclair, 74 100 100 16 6 41 -58
®emi R R b NS
. i TE RS %
Names of Nom-refidents in the S A ’;s T e e
2d Division. ' X oRiEMNE Koof b 8
; gkt iy D.C:¢c. D.C. D,€,
- Dr. Phillip Carigan, 196 3°4 16§ 2 9 75 537 6 67
Joha Hayes, orig. 119 100 16 ¥4 8534 93 1
lchabod Cheflzy, orig. 130 100 100 Xy 41 SEK
Francis Baoker, 96 3o 30 44 8 11} 15
. John Moor, orig. 201 100 100 27 10 69 87
. Richard Parten, 6o 4 g 6 % 2 13 i»
Natnes of non-resident originel \ ' :
proprietors in 4th Division, }
Richard Walton, 161 38 38 : 2 6 &
-Joseph Jeokins, 162 28 38 .3 6 8
James Durgain, - 159 38 39 83 6 3
: -JOI‘ID YOI‘, ,53 38 88 3 8 6 g
Job Benner, 156 g 8 38 29 6 a 8
Thomas Drew, 155 383 g 8 5 6 3
~ Jsmes Huokings, 149 38 38 5B 6 a 8
Eli Demerit, 147 38 g 8 1 3 6 @
" Samuel Wiliiamis, 143 38 38 L 8 6 8
| %ohn Glioes, 141 38 38 13 6 3
~ Paal Wentworth, 140 38 38 £ 8 6 3
Capt. jobn Dowaing, 171 38 28 52 6 #
Joho Sarnborn, lgo 28 38 1.8 6 3
Stephen Jones, 97 3% 38 1 3 6 8
Jonathan Woodmar, jr, 164 g 8 -&8 28 6 8
' William Jeokins, 165 38 38 08 6 8
Jechn Demerint, 166 38 88 3.8 6 3
Peter Mafca, | 128 a 8 8% s 6 8
‘Capt. Maik Huooking, 129 ‘oB 38 £ 6 S
- John Huckings, 107 38 38 1 3 G &
-~ .Johs Willee, junr. 109 38 vl 5. 6 8
-« Jobn Ruoneis, 110 38 g 8 I 3 6 8
El: Clask, Iy g 8 e 6 8
Tnftram Coffin, 112 38 38 B 6 8
‘ Joan Ambler, | 113 38 . 38 &8 6 s 8
| John Knight, 116 38 38 308 6 %
Daniei Dpvis, Moty 38 t 3 6 8
Joho Piafied, 118 g 8 28 g 6 S
Micah Emerson, 119 38 a 8 i '3 6 8
Richard Jeonels, 120 g 8 38 s 6 8
George Chefley, 121 38 38 g e 6 ¢ 8
John Rand, 12¢ 38 38 5 8 6 8
Samuel Chfl-y, " 123 g 8 38 1 .38 6 8
_#" Robert Thom :fon, 124 38 38 iy 6 8
. Timothy Tibbets,, 125 . g 8 g 8 108 6 8
- Cypivon Jaffeey, 126 g 8 88 s 6 8
Abjaham Matbews, 136 g 8 38 £ '3 6 &
| THO’s SARGENT, juar. Gollecor.
Loudon, Novemher 04, 1804, |
s NEW
AUGTION & COMMISSION
STORE.
- William Seavey,
INFO RMS his friends and the pub
“lic, that he has taken the nonven
ient fire proof Store on Spring-Hill,
lately occupied by Capt. Samuel Fones,
where he intends having a Pubiic Sale
every Thursday, and oftener if busi
ness requires it. Those who have pro
perty of any kind to dispose of in this
way, and are pleased to favor him
with their business, may rely onthe
firitek attention being paid to theig
interest. Portsmouth, December 11.
" FOR SALE,
The cargo of the brig Tritos,
Confifling of
ag ‘ -
Best retailing Molasses 3
—ALSo—Clay’d & brown SUGAR.
Applyto CLEMENT STORER,
No. ¢; Portimouth Pier.. -
Notice is hereby given,
THAT the fublcriber has been duly ap-
L pointed Adminifirator of Ihe citate of
JOSEPH JONES, mariner, late of Pons.
mouth, in rhe county of Rockingham, de
ceased—and has taken npop himfelf that
trust by giving bonds as the law direfls ;o
and all persons having demands upon the
estate ofP:hc. said JoserH JoNEs, are re
quired to exhibit the fame—and all persons
_indebted 1o said estate are called upon te
make payment, :
JOHN JONES, Adminsiftrator.
Dec 4, 1804.
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Lo NOPEORS
ALI) perlgns indebied to, or thaihave a
.oy demands against the Eflare of
BEN JAMIN CHESLEY, latc of BPur.-
bam deceased, are reqacfled 10 fetde the
fame immediately with
- SARAH CHESLEY, Adwminiftrairix.
- Dwrkam, 0&. 12, 1804. -~ '
Cafb and._ the hightft price ginn
for dlean Rags, ot this Offce. |