The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-12-27 00:00:00, page 3

O A Difeourfe delivered in the
Southland in the North Church in
Portfmouth', Dee. 14, 1800—the anni
versary of the death of GEORGE
WASHINGTON, late President of
th@ United States, and Commander in
Chief of their ,rmies. —,By Joseph
Buckminster, A. M. isjuft published
by the Printer hereof, and ready for
sale and delivery to fubferibers.
* Price tyd
in
the Amofkeag and Bristol Church Lot
teries pow drawing, for sale by the
Printer hereof.
) T Q3T yesterday afternoon,
1-^ between this town an&sfcataqua-
Bridge, a Check Bundle, containing two
Gowns, I Bread Cloth Cloak, one Mtif-
Hr Shawl, two Shifts, &c.— Whoever has
fo^nd the fame, an\l will leave it wi^h the,-.
Printer hereof, tyll be haodfomfy £
warded foe^lfc ifoo.
day the 11th inst. on the body of a Mrs,. Jeffry S, by a
sailor belonging to the V. S.Jhip Connecticut, named
Smith. Ke learn that a jury Jat on the body, and
returned a verdiA of Wilful Murder. Smith is in
trA letter to Maj. Gen. Alexander
Hamilton, containing observations on
his letter concerning the Public conduct
and character of John Adams, Esq,
President of the U. S. is just publiihed,
and now received and for sale by C
Peirce, No. 5, Daniel-street, Ports
mouth. —Price 2 5 cents.
Drowned, near Savannah, where biQeffcl was cast
anuay and totally loft, with al! the cargo, Capt. Elsa
Harrington, of Salem, aged 35 — the mate and crew
fayed tbemfelves by feimming afore
DIED] — At Hanover, mrs . Sufannab Saunders,
widow of the late fohn Saunders, of Salem
— Keene, feremiab Stiles, Esq. aged 56
In prison, at Philadelphia, fohn Nicbolfon, Esq,
formerly Comptroller General of Pennsylvania, and
lately Editor of a newspaper, emphatically flyled
K The Supporter, or Daily Repast" He was a
man of feience, talents, and of many farrows
— Marblebead, mrs. Mary Giddens, aged 93 ;
mrs. Prudence Martin, aged 61 ; mrs. Elizabeth
Warner
Two years have elapsed, since the
Editor of the United States' Ora
cle of the Day, has had a general
settlement with his Customers. Ma
ny ofhis kind patrons have paid their
bills, with that honest punctuality, which
is the grand stimulus of exertions. But
4: the fame moment he is obliged to
observe that there are Customers of
three, four, and five years flanging,
whose bills remain unpaid to this late
hour. These very delinquents will
please to remember, that unless they
fettle and pay their refpedive accounts
by the ift of January, that their names
will be privately erased from the lift of
fabfcriters, and their accounts publickly
transferred to that book of the law
which knows no credit, lave Caih, and
Costs, and Court-fees.
Those persons who arc in arrears on
ly fix months, will be so kind, as to re
colle&that Type-founders, Paper-mak
ers and r. merous other artizans, are
waiting for the identical Cash which
ought to be paid semi-annually ; and
therefore a settlement is expected by
the if cfJanuary with every individual.
CT Our Berwick Customers, will be
so good, as not to trouble the Post
master with the Cash which they may
owe to C. Peirce, he will be happy to
receive it personally, at the Oracle Of
fice, by the 31st of this month ; and from
the ill day of January, their papers will
be put into Mr. William Hight's or
Mr. Samuel Butler's bundle, and left
at their stores, near Berwick Landing.
^it is the earnest desire of the Editor
to have a thorough settlement with ev
ery person with whom he has accounts
open, and he entreats his many mechanical
friends, as well as others, to draw out their re
fpe&ive accounts, and that he will attend at the
Oracle Office, from fun-rife, V' 9 in the even
ing, for a fatisfa&ory adjustment of the fame.
He hopes this reasonable request, will not be
postponed longer than January 1, 1801, as the
accounts not only of Printers, but of every person
should be closed, at least, once a century !
" On the 3d day of Dec. inst. the wife of Mr.
Samuel Dudley of Guilford, (Con.) went on
faorfe back to the eastern parish of said town on
business; on the way called at the door of her
brother, where after conversing a few minutes
with her sister, engaged to return and foend the
afternoon ; she then rode on,and her sister turn
ed into the house and Ihut the door ; Mrs. Dud
ley was immediately after difeovered on the
ground, by a man at work in a neighboring
pirn ; he on going to her found her dead, her
horse handing near her with the, stirrup over
the saddle, from which circumstance it is sup
posed the horse threw her backwards ; she was
found and returned a corpse to her brother's
house, within 5 minutes from the time she had
left the door in health. She has left a hufb nd
and ore daughter to lament the loss of an af
fectionate wife and tender parent. Her fate is
a striking proof of the uncertainty of human life
and iscalculatcd to afford profitable tho' mourn
ful reflexions!"
confinement.
s*Thofe who may wish to become
fubferibers for the United States' Ora
cle, from the beginning of the new
Year, and commencement of a new cen
tury, are requeued to fend their names
to the Oracle-office, N° 5, Daniel-street,
Portsmouth, N. H.
— Newbury, m'fo Eunice Little, aged 17, dau.
ts Col. Joshua Little
— Netu-CaJPe, Widow Grant, aged 83
Ln this town, Mr. Richard Mills, aged 70 —
Mrs. Sally Stevens, aged 28; and a child of Joseph
yactfon
t^We Ihall (agreeably to oar pro
raife, twelve months since) give the in
valuable Legacy of the late General
Washington, with our next Oracle.
A murder was committed at N. London on Eri-
.g, ^ D<:^ue*fr Carers / !?
SUDDEN DEATH! !
ham, in so f county, gentleman, has peti
tioned th^ H arable Jeremiah Smith,
Esq. Judge of Probate for laid county,
repreftnting'that BENJAMIM HOIT,
late of said Siratham, yeoman, deceased,
intestate, on the fourth day of Odober,
A.D. 1797, being then in full life, did
by a certain contrad in writing under
his hand, of that date, promise and engage
to give him the petitioner, a good and
lawful #,(lof ten acres of land, situate
in the f ^tflerly corner of the lot Nd.
23, in thl fe^nd Division of lots in San
borntown^jn the, county of Strafford, on
demand tor value received ; but was
prevented \by death :—And therefore
praying th^ said Judge to grant Licence
to, a/bd to ijipower the Administratrix of
the'Ellate df the said deceased, to m^ke
atf execufe a good deed of said laudato
hjmfhe petitioner, agreeable to the law
ifa fetch cife provided,—Whereupon the
p&hday of February next, ten o'clock
A, M. at the Probate-Office, in Exeter,
are assigner ifor taking the fame into con.
Gfa|ion.-^fety# 13d. 1800.
By order ^ de.%&
Wm 7 PARKER, Regifer.
Thomas Morton,
HAS just received a large as
sortment of London manufactured
HATS, for Ladies, Gentlemen, Youths,
and Children, most of them of a superior
quality, which will be fold bv Retail ve
ry low for ready Cash. December 27.
Fashionable Wier Fenders
Suitable for Stoves and Fire
places, of different sizes, may be had at
the fubferiber's shop in Buck-street.
WARD GILMAN.
FOK SALE,
At No. g, Portfmuuth-Pier,
New fuperfine FLOUR
Good flavor'd Weft-India RUM
per Hhd.
COFFEE. TAR.
SHEATHING PAPER, &c.
Portfoinuth, Dec. 27. 1800.
100 Crates assorted
Liverpool WARE.
White Lead dry & ground in oil.
Red ditto dry,' 1
6d, iod,2od, 24.d,and Sheathing
NAILS.
Liverpool SALT.
Sheet LEAD.
A few bales WOOLENS.
20 bales India COTTONS.
India SUGAR.
VANDERBILT & HICKS,
(for their convenience in tranhaing
business on Commission) have taken in
to partnership Mr. ABIJAH HART,
and will in future conduct their bukaefs
under the firm of
67 hhds. Rum, 8 pipes high proof Brandy,
36 hhds. 20 bbls, and 10 boxes Sugar,
15 hhds. Molasses,
50 pipes, to hhds. 40 qr. casks, and 90
boxes WINES,
20 bales Corks, 10 bales Almonds,
200 reams Writing and Wrapping Paper,
20 pieces Russia Duck,
50 kegs Virginia Tobacco.
All kinds of Country Produce and
Manufaaures, and genuine fuppiy of
Groceries.
FOR SALE By
Matthew S. Man'll,
Pipes of the firft quality
Hollands GIN, &c.
Portfajuth, Dec. 27, 1800.
Their Store being spacious and fire
proof, is a fafe Repository for Goods.
All Consignments of Merchandize,
(hall receive due attention and reaionable
advances will be made if required.
JOHN VANDERBILT, jun.
OLIVER H. HICKS,
ABIJAH HART.
New- York, Dec. §th, 1800.<
At their fire proof Store, No. 178 Front
ftreet, at Burling's Slip.
Where they have FOR SALE'
Entertainment for Gentlemen and
Ladies, and keeping for Horses,
By Samuel Bowles,
Next door to the Oracle Printing-Office,
Daniel-street, Port/mouth.
Said Bowles has also for sale at his Shop
4 variety oj
SHOES; Calf-Skin and Corde
van BOOT-LEGS; Soal-Leather,
do. Bend, do. excellent for Boots.
Neats, Harness, Bridle and
Saddle Leather ; Philadelphia Wax'd and
black grain'd Calf-Skins; black, green
and yellow Morocco Skins, &c. at the
lowest cash prices. —also —
TO SELL OR LET,
A handy Gundalo in good repair.
A convenient Dwelling-House
in Wafbington-ftreet, now occupied by
Deacon Jona. Lock, to be Sold or Let
and entered upon immediately, —for fur
ther particulars inquire of
SAMUEL BOWLES.
Po^fmnud Der. ry, xßco.
A ockingkam. Is.
NOTICE. is hereby given, that
JONATHAN HOIT, of Strat-
Vanderbilt, Hart, and Hicks,
HA T S.
COPARTNERSHIP.
New affertment of
STATE OF NEAF-H^AfPSf/fRE. ' Strafford, ff.
Twenty-Sixth Collection Diftriß.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-resident proprietors or owners of rights, lots or parcels of land, lying in
the towns of Moultonborough, Sandwich, Tamworth, Center-Harbor, Eaton, Conway and the Locations
hereafter named, in the county and State aforefaid, on which the Dfreft Tax remains doe and unpaid, from the Bth of January lafl.
agreeable to an att ofCongrefs, passed July 14th 1798 ; that so much of said lands as will fatisfy said tax with charges, will be fold
at Public Auftion, viz Those remaining unpaid at Moultonborough, Sandwich, and Center-Harbor, at the house ot John Gilman,
Esq. in said Sandwich,on Monday the 9th day of February.—Those of Tamworth at the dwelling-house of the late Samuel Gilman,
Esq. in Tamworth, on Wednesday the 11th.—Those of Eaton at Mr. William Snell's in Eaton, Thursday the 12th.—Those ot Con
way and the Locations at Mr. Leavitt Hill's in Conway, Friday the 13th February next, at ten o'clock A. M. on said days.
Non-rejident and proprietors direst tax in
MOULTON BOROUGH.
^^ ^^ ^
Samuel Brawn, jr. 2 B 2 100 98
Thomas Brown, 614 2 50 4,
do common, 0 0 0 100 15
Josiah Dearborn, t 4 2do 98
Anth. Emery, com. a 0 0 do 15
Jonathan Garland, 113 2do 98
Joseph Garland, 2 D 2do 98
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
John Garland, 6 1 Ido 98
do 4D 2do 98
Philip Hooker, ) h
' '> 0 0 Odo
common, , 3
Heirs John Hale, 2 5 2do ,8
do, 2 B 2do 98
do, 1 2 2 do 98
do, 6 1 2do 98
do, 5 2 2 do 98
do, 1 3 2do 98
do, 3A 2 do 98
George Jaffrey, 4 3 2do 98
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
Joshua James, 1 D 2do 98
Joseph Johnson, '3 1 tdo ,8
Joshua Lane, I 1 2do 98
Ebenezer Lane, 212 2do 98
Jona. Leavitt, 5 D 2do 49
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
John Lamprey, half, s ix 1 25 25
do common, 0 0 0 too 15
Mefervey and co. 1 8 Ido 98
do, 3 3 2 do 98
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
Benjamin Mason, 5 1 xdo 98
do, , 15 2 do 15
Josiah Moulton, 3 d,)
common, ) ° J /
John Moffat, do, 0 0 0 100 15
John Moulton, 4 11 do -98
Worth. Moulton, 211 2do 98
Solly & March, 2 1 Ido 98
do, 4C 2do 98
do common, 0 0o do jg
Jonathan Moulton, 3 dß 1 2do 93
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Jot. Odiorne, com. 0 0 odo ,5
Benjamin Page, 2 C 2do 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Joshua Peirce, 2 3 Ido 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Jof. Palmer, com. 000 do 15
Stephen Page, 1 B 2do 98
do common. 0 00 do 15
Moore & Peirce, 1 2 xdo 98
do, 110 2do 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
John Ringe, 3 8 2do 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Thomas Rand, |, 512 1 25 25
do, 17 2 50 49
Jacob Ranlet, 5 4 2 50 49
John Smith, 0 0 0 2 49
Wm. Simpson, 112 2 100 98
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
R.C. Shannon, 5 6 2do 97
Benj. Sanborn, com. 0 0 odo 15
Mason & Thomblefon,! 1 2do 98
do, 6 6 2do 98
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
Samuel Towle, 210 2 25 25
John Tuck, com. 0 0 0 0 5
Jere. Towle, do, 0 0 0 100 15
Toth. Towle, do, 0 0 0 do 15
Philip Towle, 2 4 2do 98
do common, 0 © 0 do 15
John Wentworth, 5 5 2do 98
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
Richard Wibird, 3 42 do 98
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
Th. Wallingford, 6 9 Idol 96
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
M. H. Wentworth, 711 Ido 98
do, 4 22 do 98
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
Heirs W. Whipple ^o 0 0 80 249
TAM WORTH.-—iVoHre/rden/s and
proprietors direct tax.
Heirs Johnßryent) o o 100 x Y ,
remaining unpaid ,
Wm. Coffin, 77 i° o 74
do, 9 6 do 98
George Jeffery, c 1 do 1 47
do. No I & 3 0 *SO 24
J°, n Jewels ?2I& 22 7 100 1 47
fouth end, ,
Daniel Ladd, 0 0 5° 98
Alex. Leifley, 38 &4° 0 150 1 2 3
John Moore, 1 6 too 98
do, 3 8 do 98
Samuel ^oore, 5 0 do 12
do, 7 0 do 12
do, 26 0 50 12
do, 23 0 go 12
Robert B. Orr, 0 0 0 1 76
John Webfter,Efq. 105 0 100 49
do, 22 0 do 25
'do, 24 0 do 25
do, 45 0 do 25
John Webster, jr. 9 5 do 98
Enoch Webster, 6 7 do 98
do, 7 8 do 98
Tim. Walker, 7 4 do 1 23
Moses Weed, 0 0 160 2 80
Orlando Weed, 0 0 ifo 1 47
unknownlot ly- ) 6 1 64
ing waft long lots. ,
A Convenient DWELLING
HOUSE in the centre of
the town, inquire of the Printer.
Portfinouth, Dec. 27, 1800.
A variety of Plain and figur'd
Cambrick MUSLINS, fame
very fine.
Falhionable Chintz gown Trim
mings.
Falhiooable check Ribbons,
Chintz and Purple Shawls.
Extra long white silk Gloves.
Color'd Cotton ditte.
Fine blue and brown Ratteens.
Ponfmouth, Dec. 27, iQoo.
Just opened by
Peter Coffin,
FOR SALE,
io be SO LD, together, or in Lut\,
as uill left fait & Purchfers.
THAT truly valuable and
pleasantly situated FARM, at Little-
Harbour, late the property of Capt John
Blunt, deceased, containing 120 acres of
excellent tillage, mowing, orchard, fait
and frefh Marfo and pasture, together
with the House, Barns, flock and farm
ing utensils. The convenieucy of fa
manure, fifhing, fowling, or carrying on
the fifhing bulinefs, is too well known to
need description. The whole premises
is well incloled with ftonc wall, and the
pastures stored with wood. What re
mains unfold on Tuelday 20th January
next, will then be fold at public vendue,
at ii o'clock, A. M. on said day, at the
New-Hampshire Hotel.
For a view of the plan, & terms(which
will be made easy) apply to
SANDWICH— -Nonresident and Pro
prietors' direli tax follows.
9 b
Theodore Atkinson, 5 1 100 17
do, 3 2 do 73
do, 29 11 do 10
Benjamin Atkinson, 5 1 do 10
do, 12 12 do 39
Edward Bean, 21 9 do 25
Benj, Batcheldor, 2 10 do 74
do, 11 12 do 39
Nath'l Batcheldor, 2 2 do 34
do, 1 4 38 25
John Boydon, 16 13 100 5
Eliphalet Coffin, 21 5 do 49
do, 1 36 do 10
John Chipman, 6 7 do 10
Wadley Cram, 7 2 do 49
do, 18 12 do 5
Nehemiah Cram, 15 9 do 4,
do, 25 10 do 25
Benjamin Carrier, 18 8 do 74
Benjamin Connor, 12 10 do 44
do, 18 9 do 25
do, 28 6 do 25
do, 30 13 do 7
do, 11 8 do 5
Heirs Joseph Evans,3o 10 do 5
do, 30 11 do 5
TrueworthyFolfomzo 9 do 12
Josiah Folsom, 3 7 do 5
Jon. Folsom, 5 9 do 49
Nathaniel Gidding, 5 10 do 74
Joseph Gilman, 17 11 do 5
Samuel Gilman, jr.29 12 do 19
Andrew Gerrifh, J a
short range, , 4 2 5
Samuel Harris, 21 2 roo 74
do, 30 12 do 15
Robert Hale, 26 5 do 27
do, 18 11 do 9
Philip Heath, 0 0 175 1 72
Joshua Love- ) A T
joy's mills.. , " -3
Clement Moody, 10 11 100 44
Josiah Miles, 10 7 do 10
J. Nelson, half 14 6 50 25
James Nevins, 18 10 io# 6
Moses Perkins, 3 1 do 15
agents of the I x d o 98
proprietors, , J
do, 12 7 do 5
Benj. Rogers, 20 11 do 10
Satch. Ranlet, 22 13 do 5
do, 2 13 do 15
Richard Sinklir, 3 9 do 49
John Wadley, 21. 3 do 25
do. 28 9 do 17
do, 20 13 do 8
do, 6 10 do 49
Jona. Warner, 1 11 do 79
do, 1 12 do 79
M. H Went-) „
worth, ) 7
de, 4 13 do 16
Joshua Young, 5 6 do 5
CONWAY- rNonrefident and Proprietors
direct tax,
z ^ T
Theo. Atkinson) o ° 7 °
common ,<
do, 00 0 70 it
Jacob Ayer com. 0 0 0 70 11
Peter Ayer, com. 0 0 o 70 11
Samuel Ayer, com. 0 0 0 70 11
Richard Ayer, com. 0 0 0 70 11
Elizabeth Brown, 68 s 1 30 147
do, 5 0 0 0 100 49
do, 67 E 0 50 8
Heirs of Henry Y. ) 66 , o „ 6 I
Brown, intervale,, °
do, 1 5 2 0 100 49
do, 48 3 0 50 8
James Burley, com. odo 0 70 11
H. Y. Brown, odo 0 70 11
Andrew Burton odo 0 70 11
David Carr, odo 0 70 11
Francis Carr, odo 0 70 11
Tho. Cutts, in coin. 0 3 0 175 87
Moses Eastman com. 0 0 70 11
Ase Foftec, com. 0 0 70 11
Moses Foster, com, 0 0 70 11
John Johnson, com. 0 0 70 11
William Ingals, com. 0 0. 70 11
Sam'l lugalSj Com. 0 0 70 it
John Ingals, com. 0 0 70 11
Asa Kimbal, com. 0 0 70 11
Henry Lovejoy,com. 0 0 70 11
Sa'i Livermore,com. 0 0 70 11
John T.Mafon,com. 0 0 70 it
Sam'l Merril, com. 0 0 70 11
Nath'l Perly, com. 0 0 70 11
S. Spring,No 58 Bcs, 1 0 160 235
docom. of John ) o „
Martin, jr, ,
do B. Ingals, 0 0 7° XI
John Temple com. 0 0 70 11
DanielWarner,com. 0 0 70 11
Locations dir ell tax,
James M'Hurd, ) n
adj. Jof. Walker § ° 3 °° 147
H. Sterling adj.) ,
Eben. Burtok,j ° 5 0 ° 2 45
unknown bn do, 0 200 98
John Stark, 200 98
""^VVT 0 ' 1 0 5^ 464
ed A. Stark, ,
unknown fuppof-i o 1040 384
ed S. Stark, a.
GEORGE F. BLUNT.
Pertfmoutb, December 6, 1800.
TO PE <CL„',
THAI pl^alam and valuable
little FARM, captaining 44 acres of
mowing, tillage, frefh meadow, orchard
and pasture, Gtuated on Sagamores Creek,
2 miles from the State-Haufe. The pas
ture is well stored with wood, and has an
inexbauftible turf Bog, equal to any ever
cut in Ireland, the whole Farm is well in
clofed, and cross fenced with done wail,
and has a good dwelling- House, Barn, ard
2 wells of water ; the eligible situation
of the Land for sea-manure with the con
veniency of fifhing, fowling, bathing,
and extensive profpea of the Harbour's
mouth, Isle of shoals, and the ocean, ren
ders it a most desirable summer retreat ;
if it is not fold by Tuefday 20th January
next, it will then be fold at public ven
due, at the New-Hampshire Hotel, at it
o'clock A. M. — For a plan ot the lame,
and terms (which will be liberal) apply
to GEORGE F. BLUNT;
CENTER-HARBOR — Nonresident and
I Proprietors direct tax.
George Meferve, 7 1 113 63
Kichard Wibird, 6 2 250 363
J — *-- • • 4—— ...—
EATON— Nonresident dirett tax.
Col. Atkinson, 57 1 100 49
do 185 2 do 25
John Bryent, 54 r do 74
do, 4 3 d° 2 $
James Burlef, 124 1 do 74
do, 89 3 do 2g
Josh. Bracket, 14, 2 do 2 5
do, 61 a do 49
Arthur Bennet, 131 3 do 2 S
John Burley, 59 2 do 74
do, 179 2 do 25
Thomas Bennet, 48 1 do 74
do, 44 3 d ° 25
Joseph Bennet, 132 3 do 25
Alex. Blair's ) , ,
location, § ° ° 19 °° 466
Jacob Blafdell, 107 3 100 1 96
do, 106 3 do 5,
do, 150 3 do 4 9
do, 159 2 do 25
do, 26 x do ^
do, 50 3 do 25
do, 109 2 do 25
do, 89 3 do 26
do, 123 i do 1 23
do, 21 i do 74.
do, 56 I do 74
do, 65 I d ° 7^
do, 27 I do 74
do, 58 2 do 49
Sam'l Chapman, 48 2 do
Nicholas Duda, 90 1 do 74
Jona. Danforth } „ , do 4 ^
c °^ ^^"l ° 0 4000 SBB
and undivided,, 9 0 00
John Folsom, 89 x 100 , 74
do, 83 do 25
David Folsom, 49 1 do 74
do, 122 3 do 25
John Folsom, jr. 83 1 do 74
do, 22 1 do 25
Nath'l Folsom, 12 i do 74
do, 94 X do 4 4
Jere. Folsom, 99 1 do 74
Jofliua Frost, 47 1 do 74
do, 91 I do 74
Jere. Folfom,jr. 96 2 do 74
do, 184 2 do 25
Jere Gilman, 117 1 do , 4
Israel Gilman, 52 2 do 25
John Gilman, 120 1 do 49
do, 184 2 do 25
Edw'd Hilton jr. 158 2 do 25
John Hartford, 73 1 do 74
David Hix, 67 1 do 74
do, 182 2 do 25
Nich. Hartford, 115 1 do 59
John Johnson, 53 1 do 74
do, 128 2 do 25
John Mead,jr. 29 t do 74
do, 79 3 do 25
John M'Duffee, 82 ^ do 74
Jona. Moulton, 85 3 do 74
Paul March, 187 2 do 25
Clement March, 92 1 do 74
John Mead, 84 2 do 74
do, 224 3 do 39
Benj. Mead, 178 2 do 30
Dan'l McNeal 10-) f 8 , 0
cation unpaid, ,00
Nath'l Martin's ) A ,
location, J ° 0 2000 60
Dan'l Mason, 145 3 100 25
Stephen Mason, 47 2 do 74°
Rob't B. Orr ) , —
halflot, f 0 0 5° 37
Th. Pinkham lot, 164 2d 100 25
David Pottle, 23 2d do 73
Jon. Robinson, 20 1 do 59
do, 118 2 do 74
weft W. Sampson, 0 0 15 37
Giles Seaward, 81 3 100 74
do, 177 2 do 59
Joseph Senter, 83 3 do„
Bartho. Smart, 126 x do 74
John Smith, 150 2 do 25
Tohn Sullivan, 122 x do 25
Wintli. Smart, 36 3 do 25
Edw'd Smith, 165 2 do 25
Beuja. Smith, l6t 2 do 25 „'
Nath'l Stevens, 2 2 do 25
John Tafh, 71 1 do 49
Thomas Taflr, 55 z 188 59
Col. Warner, 25 x lop 69.
do, 46 3 do eg
Joseph Young, 10 1 do 5,
do, 50 % do 59
Josiah York, 180 2 do 25
Thomas York, 183 ; do 32
unknown lot, 123 1 do x 2,
JACOB GILMAN, CoUeßor.
M„ANiEb a imall Farm:
HOUSE and BARN, to tf@
and compleated in the plainest manner,
for which unimproved Lands in the
country will be given in payment —Any,
person willing to centrad for said build
ings, may hear further by enquiring of
the Printer, hfyuth, Dec. 20, 1890