The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1799-04-23 00:00:00, page 4

Treasury Department,
March 11thy 1790
Public-motice is hereby given,
Pursuant to the A& of Congress, pafl
ed on the firft day of June, one
thoufand,feven hundred and ninety
fix, entitied, “An A& regulating the
¢ grants of land appropriated for
“ military services, and for the fo
“ciety of United Brethren for pro
“ pagating the gospel among the
“ Heathen ;7 and the A& supple
mentary to the Ifaid recited A&
paifed on the second day of March,
one thousand seven hundred and
ninety-nine—to wit :
1. :
T HAT the tra&t of Land
herein after described, namely, *¢ be
»s Binning at the North Weft cotner of the
»» leven ranges of rownthips, and running
¢¢ thence ﬁﬁy miles due south, along the
¢ wellern boundary of the said ranges ;=—
¢ thence due weft 10 the Main Branch of
¢ the Scioto river ; thence up the Main
¢ Branch of the said river to the place
¢ where the llndian boundary line crofles
s she fame ; thence along the {aid boundary
% lige to the Tylcaroras branch ot the Muf
*¢ kingum river at the crofling place above
“‘ Fort Lawrence ; thence down the said
*¢ river, to the point where a line run due
¢t wefll fiom thg place of beginning, will
“* inter(eél the l;aid river ; thence along the
*¢ line so run to the place of beginning ;"
has been d:ivided into townthips of five miles
square, and fra@ional parts of townships ;
and that plats and surveys of the (aid town
dhips and frattional pars of townships are
deposited in the cffices of the Regifler of the
Treasury and Surveyor Geperal, for the in.
fpettion of all persons concerned.
. 110
The holders of such warrants as have
been or thall be granted for military services
performed during the late war, are required -
to present the fame to the Register of the
Trealury, at some time prior to the twelfih
day of ¥ebruary, in the year, one thousand
cight hundred, for the purpole of being
regifiered ; No registry will however be
made of any less quantity than a quarter
tewnfinp, or four thoufaud acres.
111.
The priority of location of the warrants -
which may be presented and registered in
manner aforefaid, prior to the twelfth day
of February, in the year one thousand eight
hundred, will immediatcly aftec the said day,
be de=:rmined by lot, in the mode preferib
ed by the 28 fizf :cxc‘i}cd.
The holders of registered warrants, shall
on Monday the 17th day of Febroary, in
the year 1800, in the order in which the
iotity of location thall bé determined by
E as afore!aid, personally or by their agents,
designate in writing at the offite of the Re
gilter of the Trealury, the particular quar
ter towninips eleéted by them relpelively,
aud such of the said holders as shall not de
signate their locations on the said day, shall
be postponed in locating such warraats to all
other holders of rcgi‘l}crcd warrants,
’ :
“The holders of warrants for military
services (ufficient to.cover one or more quar
ter townthips or tralls of four thousand acres
each ; [_balfu any time after Monday the
17th day of February, 1800, and prior to
the hirft day of January, 1802, be allowed
to register the lawd warranis in mannerafore.
~ slid, and forthwith to make locations there
£or on any tral or traéls of land not befose
All garr’;m’m' claims for lands on ac
count of miljtary services, which shall not
b registered and jocated hefore the firfl day .
of Januaty, 1802, are by the fuppiemen
taty q?Congtcﬁ berein before recited,
alled on the second day of March, 1799,
sclaged obe forcvee barred. -
Glvew under my hand at Philadelphia,
«“ :‘ ; ?Qs}i;;a m{*i‘m‘ ¥
O~ tus Prosrece oF Sraive.
e
HOang, dread Winter, willthy cheers
less gloom,
Shkut out enlivening Spring*srefie/hing blooms
Phen will thy icy carpet guit the field,
And et **dear ,'goddg/i Nature’ fragrance
zeld
The eye, w'::t& viewing barren profpedls, tir’d,
dooks for those scenes, where nature glows
admir’d, :
TAe flow'ry meadow and the = = dant lawn,
Zhe tangled thicket and the 1.,y thorn %
Fatigwd :n’t/: tempefß, from the northward
owlir g,
And the rude froff—-w/n‘cb Jits on mountains
Jeowling, '
The heartthrobs anxious for the vernal breeze,
Which wafis sweet p.rfume from [weet scen
ted trees ;
Come, genial far'rite of the varied year,
Let all thy yofy beautses guick appear ;
Deck the zay garden with perfuming flowers,
And [catter fragrance round secluded bow’rs.
Quick let the merry swallow 5/plead its wing,
And teack the feaiie,’dwarbler’gain to sing ;
Its enrly note unseals the sluggard’s cyes,
And bids the d-omfy husbandman arise.
Come, grateful Spring, thy biufling charms
The pink, t‘i{ lz£ip, and the gaudy rose;
disclose,
Awake delight, diffufc thy pow’r around,
Bid thy fcen:s open, and thy music found.
A BARGAIN'!
9o be Sold er DBartered,
A GOOD FARM in
™ <™ Barrington, situate 17 miles from
Portsmouth, containing 200 Acres ;
there are upon it an excellent double
House, large Barn, and other out hou
{es, lately belonging to Abraham Wal
@ron—a liberal credit will be given,
orit will be exchanged for Lumber or
Country produce—apply to
Lang, Bricrley, & Co.
Porfmouth, April 5, 1799.
i State of New-Hampshire.
, NOTICE is hereby given to the
4 non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in the town of An
trim, who have not paid their taxes
for the year 1798, that so much of
their land will be fold at public ven
due at the house of Captain Mark
Woodbury in Antrim, on Tuesday
the 18th day of June next, at ten of
the clock in the forenoon, as will pay
said taxes with incidental charges, un
less prevented by previous payment.
T » ow
W T R eq%’
: AR T e e
Jobn M’Keen, on the C'ts.Dls, C'ts’
wellend of the Moffatt} 888 74 4 44
right. No 7, (e
J.Grimes, 4 ac’spafure, 180 20 1 18
Ja’esWiifon,e4ac’spafi’re 50 g 2 1 ge
“Samuel Auld, . 100° 8 o 50
Simcon‘CEfc, 140 12 70
“Margaret Green, lots :
No %:). +land 13, }__2oo Wi ko
Thomas E. Childiing, ™ 50 4 25
Alexander Cunningham, 20 ¢ 3
George Jaffrey, Efg. on ~ 5 g
the weft end of the great 3944 79 472
_right No 6, = s SR
~ JOHN ALEXANDER, CollcSlor,
Amnm, Apiil 1, 1799, foer B 0
To Samuel Plumer, jr. Es. one of the
Fuflices of the Peace in and for the
sounty of Rockingham, in thg State
of New-Hampfbire ; and o~ Facob
Afbton Clerk of the proprictors of
Millsheld in said State.
HE fabfcribers proprictors of
T more than one sixteenth part of
the township of Millsfield,in the coun
tvy of Grafton and State of New-
Hampthire, hereby make application
to you to grant 2 warrant to calla
meeting of the proprietors of said
township, to meet at the dwelling
house of Mrs. Eunice Wells, innhold
er in Hampton-Falls, ia the county
of Rockingham in said State, on Wed
nesday the fifteenth day of May next,
at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, for the
following purposes, viz. -
ift. 'J.g opchoofc a Moderator, Pro
prietors Clerk, Afleflors, Treasurer,
and a Colleétor or Colle&ors.
2d. To fee whether the proprietors
will reconsider and annul all their for
mer votes for lotting and dividing said
township, and annul all their proceed
ings in consequence of said votes.
3d. To fee if the proprietors will
agree to give a certain quantity of
land in said township, or make any
other compensation to any person or
persons that will agree to fettle in said
townthip.
4th. To fee if the proprietors will
agreqto raise money by a taxon each
right, to fatisfy any demand or de
mands which may exist against the
proprietors, and- dire& their Treafu.
rer to f{atisfy the fame demand or de
mands.
sth. To fee if the proprietors will
agree to raise by a tax on each right,
any {fum or sums of money to be ap
propriated to any purpose or purposes
which they may think proper.
6th. To fee if the proprietors will
agree te make any compensation to
those proprietors or proprietors at
tornies who may attend the present
or any future meetings or both.
7th. To choose a committee to fet
tle with every former Treasurer and
Collector, and receive what money
may be in their hands, and to obtain
from any former Clerk, Treasurer,
or ColleGtor any book or papers be
longing to the proprietors, which may
remain in the hands of the fame ofh
cers.
FACOB ASNHTON,
HENRY THORNDIKE,
JONATHAN PEELE,
88, PUTNAM,
- WILLIAM PLUMER.
April 65,1799,
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State of Neav-tlampjhire, Rockingham .
, April 6, 1799.
Pursuant to the foregoing a;pplication,
Ido hereby motify and awarn the proprie
tors of said Millsfield, to meet at the time
and place aforefaid, for the purposes a-
Sforefaid.
SAMI PLUMER, jr. Fuflice Peace.
Pursuant to the foregoing application,
the [ubferiber hereby nmotifies the proprie
tors of the township aforcfaidy to meet at
the time and place aforefaidy for the pur
poses aforefaid.
FACOB ASHTON.
Salem, April 6, 1799.
FOR SALE, ,
BY YACOB BLASDELL,
Of Tamaworth, county of Strafford,
THE Farm where he now lives,
being about 200 aeres, with a
good new grist mill and fulling mill,
and one half of a saw mill, all under
one roof, together with a house and
other buildings, also in Eaton and
joining said Tamworth, a good new
saw mill and ?iﬁ mill on an excellent
stream, and plenty of the best of pine
timber, with a number of good lots of
land for farming ; and a number of
undivided rights—For particulars in
quire of the said Blafdell, all the above
will be fold at a very low price and
credit given for part with good secu
rity. - ~
~ Langley Boardman
I NFORMS his friends and the pub-.
lic, that he has ready-made and for
sale at his shop in Ladd-ftreet, a gene
ral aflortment of Cabinet work,among
which are'the following: f
Side-Boards; Secretaries and
Book-Cases ; Ladies Secretaries, Bu
reaus ;3 Commodes ; Card-Tables ;
Dining-Tables ; Pembrook-Tables s
Night Tables ; Pot-Cubboards ; Can
‘dle-Stands ; Fire-Screens ; Lolling
Chairs ;' Easy. Chairs ; and a variety
of other articles which he will fell at
the lowest prices for cafth. ?
As he is determined to leave this
town on the Ift of June next, any per
sons whe ‘wifh to supply themselves in
his line, are desired to call‘at his shop
previous to that date. A .
Portsmouth, April 5, 1799. :
Schooner Patty - -
'\VIL_L fail in about cight days from |
‘¥ this post, for Hollowel, (Kenve
beek.) For freight or paflage apply to {
Heory Burley, at'Newmaiket, or Abner
Bialdell, ar Pori{mouth, April 15+
State of New-Hampihire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in the town of Eaton,
who have not paid their taxes for the
year 1798, thar unless they pay the
fame to me the {ubferiber, so much of
their land will be fold at public ven
due on the 3d day of June 1799, at
10 o’clock A. M. at my dwelling
boufe in said town, as will pay the
fame with incidental charges, unless
prevented by previous payment.
4 - DyE €,
J. Blafdell, Efg. 150 N D 100 0 50 . 5
ditto. ST E Dl2O 20 '8
ditto. 105§ ND 100 50 §
ditto. 193 ED 100 5 5
ditto, 18 E D 100 50 §
ditto. 56&60 E B 2001 010
ditto. 116 ND 100 350 5
ditte, 87 ED 100 50 5
ditte. 26 E D 100 s 0 5
ditto, 92 N D 100 50 5
ditto. 107 ND 100 %50 §
ditto. 127 ED 100 50 §
Giles Richards, 48 s D 100 350 5
Giles Richards, 8¢ s D Ico 5 5
Giles Richards, 59 5 D 100 30 3
Do&.i{. Blaldell, 52 £ D 100 30 35
Giles Richards, 57 s D 100 50 5
Do&. J.Blaldell, 63 £ D 100 50 3
Robert Orr, o 80 15 8
Do#. J. Blafdell, 16 £ p 100 50 3
Thomas Whittle, o 6ot 010
SAMUEL BANFILL, Colle&or.
Eaton, March 29, 1799. |
. D.C. D. C..
A. Blate, location gOOO ac’s, 5 o 0 0 50
Ijl.ﬂl;lca}v’ls, locatlion 600 acres, 3 o 0 o 3o
acres on the Wett ﬁdg, }2 QO7B
othua Mantin, location gOO
T’s Martin, location 2000ac’s10 o 1 ©
Colwell’s {ocation, 700 acres, 3 “50 © 35
Proprietors,
Clement March, one lot out, o 50 5
J. Moulton, Efg.onclotouty 0 50 . §
Jeremiah Gilman, foll nght, 1 o 1o
John Gilman, full right, g 8§ 10
Capt. Ilracl Gilman, fullright 1 o 10
Benja’n Chatman, one lotout, 0 30 5
John Waifon, ope lotout, 050 5
Jeremiah Folsom, full right, 1 o 10
Jeremiah Briant, one lot outs o 50 5
John Briant, one lot out, o 50 5
Edward Stith, Yoll right, 1 o 10
John Jobnfon, onc lot oat, o 30 A
Bartholomew Smant, full right, 1 o 10
Nathaniel Stevensonelot out,o 30 5
James Burleigh, one lot out,. o 50 5
Nath’l Folsom, one lot out, o 50 5
Nicholas Dudy,éne lotout, 0 350 5
Thomas York, one 16t out, o 50 5
?muel &ihum, two lots out, 0o 20 2
ofeph mg, one otout, o #o 3
Joh: Smimnc lot out, ogo 5
ohn Folsom, jr. one lotout, ©SO 5
ohn Pickern, ¢ lots out, o 20 2
Sam’l Livermore, 1 lotout,” o 20 5
John Harford, full right, L 8 e
David Hicks, one lot out, o 50 5
John Mead, foll right, 5 9 W
Jobn Mead, jr. full right, 1 o 10
Winthrop Smart, full right, 1 o 10
Arthur Bennett, one lot out, o 30 5
Thomas Bennert, full right, 1 o |lO
John Frost, one lot out, .50 &
John Folsom, onc lotout, o 30 5
John Burley, full right, 3 40 10
Benja. Smith, Esq. full right, 2 o 10
David Folsom, full right, . 38
Stephen Malon, one lot out, o B 8
Sam’| Chapman, one lot out, o 30 5
Benj2’n Meed, two lotsout, o 20 ¢
Jonathan Stevens, one lot out,o 50 5
Joshua Brackett, one lot out, 0 50 3
Wm. Parker, Efg. onclotouto 50
John Sullivan, Elq. Ilotout,o 50 5
State of New-Hampthire,
NOTICE is hereby given to the' non
resident proprietors and owners of
land in the town of Barnftead, who have
not paid their taxes for the year 1798, that
so much of their land will be fold at public
vendue at the house of* Jonathan Bunker,
innholder in said town, on the 2oth day of
June next, at 10 o’clock A. M. as will pay
fard taxes with incidental charges, unless
prevented by previous payment. }
Firff Division, T Cts Cts C'ts
Tho'’s WeWaldrom, 59 660 18 57 to
Samuel Fabins, 64 7601857 10
BenningWentworth,6; 760 18 57 10
John Walton, 74 860 18 57 10
Jethro Bickford, 100 10 60 18 57 10
Josiah Downivg, 104 11 60 18 §7 10
- Second Bivifion,
Matthew Plant, 81 6100 27 84 15
Col. T. Emerson, 76 5100 28 93 16
dittoy . - 104 g 100 28 93 16
Jotham Odiorney, 82 6 100 ¢ aﬁ;s
PELATTAH PANIELS, jr. C’olle T
Barnflead, April 5, 1799.
State:
Hi'h
way.!
Div.
IVO. «
Ac's,
State.
Range,
Number
School.
Road.
Qua’ty
State:
tax, |
way.
Hph
- Went Adnift |
FROM Quamphiggen lasding some time
in November last, a Whaleboat, aboot 1
twenty feet lopg, epper streak painted with
Spanifi-brown, Hampton built, abeut two
yeass old ; whoever bas taken the fame up
and will give information to Capt: Ebenezer 1
Ricker, or John Tibbetis, of Somerfworth, !
or the Printer hereof, shall be well reward- ‘
.ed for their trouble. ' :
- Someriworth, April 35, 1799. .
"T"HE subscriber being
Executor to the last Will of Dea.
ELISHA HlLL,late of Portsmouth,
deceased, and being desirous of fet
tling the Estate, once more requests
all persons who have any demands on
said eltate, or are indebted, cither by
notes es hand or otherwise, to call and
fettle the fame. Should it not be con
venient for them to pay the balances
immediately, a reasonable time will
then be agreed on for that purpose.
Those who will not attend to so reafen
able a request, may expe&t to have
their notes and accounts put into such
hands as will make it expensive to
them, as well as disagreeable to
; ELISH% HILL, jr.
Portsmouth March 22, 1799.
To Samuel Plumer, yr. Esq one of the
Fuftices of the Peace,in and for-the
county of Rockingbam and State of
g;qxz-f{ampjbire s andto Fohn Femks 1
rk of the propriciors of Errs! in
Jaid Staffe. i e 1
THE subscribers proprictors of
. more than one sixteenth part of
the townthip of Errol, in the county
of Grafton and State of New-Hamp
shire, hereby make application to you
to grant a warrant to call a meeting
of the proprietors of said township,
to meet at the dwelling house of Mrs.
Eunice Wells, innholder in Hampton-
Falls, in the county of Rockingham,
in said State, on Wednesday §le fif
teenth day of May next, at 11 o’clock
in the forenoon, for the following pur
poses, viz.
ift. To choose 2 Moderator, pro
prietors Clerk, Afleffors, Treasurer,
and a Colle&or or Colleétors.
2d. To fee whether the proprietors
will reconsider and annul all their for
mer votes for lotting and dividing said
townthip, and annul all their proceed
ings in consequence of said votes.
3d. To fee if the proprietors will a
gree to givea certain quantity of land
in said township, or make any other
compensation to any person or persons
:}l:_at will agree to fettle in said town
ith. To fee if the proprietors will
ip.
agree to raise money by a tax on each
right, to fatisfy any demand or de
mands which may exist againlt the
proprietors, and dire& their Treasu
rer to fatisfy the fame demand or de
mandSo “
sth, To fee if the proprietors will
agree to raise by a tax on each right,
any sum or sums of money to be ap
propriated to any purpose or purposes,
which they may think proper.
6th. To fee if the proprietors will
agree to thake compensation to those
proprietors and proprietors attorniés,
who may attend the present or future
meeting, or both.
#th. To choose 2 committee to fet
tle with every former Treasurer and
Colle&tor, and receive what money
may be in their hands, and obtain
from any forfmer Clerk, Treasurer or
Colle&tor ang books or papers be
longing to the proprietors, which may
remain in the hands of the fame ofhi
cers.
JOHN JENKS, .
HENRY THORNDIKE,
WILLIAM SHILLABER,
JONATHAN PEELE,
JACOB ASHTON,
WILLIAM PLUMER.
April 6, 1799.
Portsmouth Aqueducl.
T HE Direcors have voted a sixth
Afleflment of fix dollars on each
proprietors share, and have directed
their “T'reafurer to colleét the {fame, on
or before the 31st inst. March. The
proprietors are therefore requested to
paythe fame timely to him at the Cus
tom-House, between the hours of 9
o’clock A. M. and one o’clock P. M.
Delinquent proprietors who have not
paid up their former aflefflments,muft
expeét to fee their shares advertised for
sale, unless prevented by a speedy pay
ment.
THOMAS MARTIN, Treasurer.
Portsmouth, March 22, 1799.
Pursuant to the foregoing application,
the subscriber hereby notifies the propric
tors of the torunfhip aforefaid, to meet at
the time and place aforefaid, for the pur
poses aforefaid.
FJOHN FENKS.
Salem, April 6,1799.
State of Neaw-Hampfhire, Rockinghan /.
April 6, 1799.
Pursuant to the foregoing application,
Ido kereby notify and awarn the proprie
tors of said Errol, to meet at the time
and place aforefaidy and for the purposes
aforefaid.
SAM’I PLUMER, jr. Fuflice Peace.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
‘ N JHEREAS f(ome evil minded person
or perfous has for several mghts past
{firolled aboat the {ticcts n this town, and
rudely damaged the sign-boards, destroyed
some of the rails on the bridge at the south
end of the town, and many other enormities
have bzen perpetrated upon the property of
the citizens ; and more elpecially, the laßt
Satwurday night they broke inte the north
meeting-house and damaged {ome pews, and
awere so audacious as 1o ring the bell at mid
night, thereby inlulting and affrighting the
inhabitants, disturbing their repose, and givs
ing an alarm as if the town was on fire.
Any person that will give evidence fuffi
cient to convifl the offenders or ciber of
them, shall receive the above reward.
GEORGE GAINS, 3Ga
MOSES WOODWART: | N
SAM’I HUTCHINGS, 2
ELIJAH HALL, §
SAM’I DROWNE, 4.0
Port{mouth, April 15, 1794.
Pifcataqua Bridge -
P ROPRIETORS are requested te
call at the Custom-House, and re
ceive their several Dividends ; and the
Portsmouth Aqueduét
Proprietors are likewise called upon
to pay in their several Afleflments, or
as inftruéted by the airc&ors, the de
linquent shares must be immediately
advertised for sale.
. THOMAS MARTIN,
Treasurer to bath Proprictaries
Portsmouth, April 5, 1799.
LL persons who have demands
A against the estate of widow De
borah Pickering, late of Ncwingtqr?n
deceased, are requested t%];}hi'hit the
fame for settlement, and those indebt
ed to make immediate payment to
RICH’d PIG-KER’IQIE; Adminif’r..
Newington, April 2, 1799,
Edward ], Long
Has for sale at his Store in Markets
Sireet, a general assortment of
Welt-India Goods
AND :
GROCERIES,
which will be fold very cheap for Cast
vilz.
(O LD Coniac Brandy
at 16/ per Gallen ; Bourdeaux
Brandy, very good flavored.
W. I. Rum ; Holland Gin;
Aux-Cays Molasses ; Sherry, Lisbon,
Redport and Malaga WINES.
Hyion, Souchong, and Bo
hea TEAS.
Philadelphia Loaf Sugar ;
East and Weft-India SUGARS.
Superfine Flour, per barrel
or retail ; Oatmeal ; Poland Starch ;
Rice.
Coffee ; Sweetfer’s: No. 1
and 2 Chocolate ; 12 Catks frefh Rai
sins, excellent box ditto ; Figgs; Cur
rants, Mustard per ;. and bottles ;
Almonds, Cloves, Mace, Cinnamon,
Cassia, Nutmegs, Ginger, Pepper, Al
fpice, Cayenne in bottles ; Double re
fined Salt Petre 3 Soap ; Mould and
dipt Candles ; Table Salt in baskets.
Sweet Oil ; Spanish Indigo ;
Gun-Powder ; Tobacco ; Snuff ;
Rock Salt : ‘Chalk ; Tumblers ; Wine
Glafles ; Writing Paper per Ream,
Wrapping, do ; Window Glals per
box : Bar Iron; Gin Cases ; Log
wood ; Copperas ; and many other
articles in the grocery line, which will
be fold as cheap as can be purchased
in this town.
Portsmouth, April s, 1799.
RUM, Bour
deaux Bran
dy, Holland Gin,
Claretand Sherry
wiNEs,
London Porter,
Hylon, Souchong
and Bohea Teas,
Loaf, Havanna &
Brown Sugars,
Raisins,
Chocolate Ift and
2d quality,
Cotton,
Coffee,
Rice,
Flour,
Englith Multard,
Oatmeal,
4d, 6d, 10d, and
2od, Nails.
8 by 6,9 by 7,and
1o by 8, Window
Glass,
Pipes,
Powder,Shot,and
Flints,
Brimstone,
Cake Soap,
Florence Oil,
Nutmegs,
Alfpice,
Allthe above articles will be fold as
cheap as at any Store in town, by
wholesale or retail.
Portsmouth, April 5, 1799.
CHEAP ror CASH at
Ebenezer Chadwick’s
Store No. 1, Buck-Street.
Pepper, ‘
Ginger,
Table Salt,
Candles,
American & Eng
lith Spades and
Shovels,
Shoe Hammers,
‘Logwood,
Redwood,
Alum, Indigo,
Corks,
Corn Brooms,
Calf-Skin Boots &
Boot-Legs,
Englith Bend
Soals and Soal
Leather,
Men & Womens*
Shoes,
Mens’ felt and
straw Hats,
Pigtail, fine twist,
fig and Smoaking
Tobacco,
Segars,
Snuff,
Barrels and Kegs
of Different sizes,
Apples,
Chefnuts,
Walnuts & Lem
on-Walnuts, &c.