The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-03-21 00:00:00, page 4

— Hartford, Uriah Burkett, aged 72
=- Mas blebead, Dea. Samuel Phillips, aged 86.
— Ipfwicb, Jeremiah Fitz, aged 93
— Salem, mrs Sarah Smith, wife of Robert
Smith, aged 80
— Hoverbill, mrs Mary Bailey, aged 84, wife
of Jeremiah Dailey
— Matbuen, mrs Merebab Harris, wife of Dr,
Ralph Harris, aged 26
— Cbarlfon, S. C. Robert Schedden, of England
^—mrs Rachel Monk, wife of James Monk.
— Taunton, Jonathan Cobb, aged 6%
— Elizabethtown, (N. J.)afon of Ws. Rathf
den,faldedtb death
— Mozambique, on the Coaf of Africa, Edward
Broaders, aged 1 7,fen of Bartholomew B. of Bfan.
In North Carolina, Capt. John Freebody, of
Newport, R. Z aged 59
— New-Port, R. I. George Sears dfq.agtd 66.
— Canterbury, Con. Dr. Jofua Elderkin aged St
I — Fairfield, (Con) Thaddeus Burr, Efi aged 66
— Scituate, Silas Mariam, og'd 38
— Bourdeaux, in France, of the Small Port, Mofa
Houfe,jhn.a native of Martfeld (Mas) aged if
— Charleflown, Richard Siweetfer, aged 3%
— Guilford, of the croup, miss Eunice Stevens, dau.
Os Dr. Simon Stevens ; mrs Willis, wife of Berlab
Willis, aged about 66 years
— Northfield, William Swan Lyman
— Piermont, Dr Thomas Russell aged ,3
— Windsor, mrs Hannah Hillyer, wife of
James Hillyer, aged §1
— BoJlon, mrs Mary Whitney, aged 34, wife of
Cyrus Whitney ; mrs Lucy Tidd ; Phillip A.
Menfer, aged 50; William Milns, aged 40 ;
Thomas Chamberlain, aged 21 i mrs Elizabeth Elli
son, aged 67; Giles Johafon from Penebfeot, aged 24;
Robert Robins aged Bt,
On board the frigate United States, on her
,ffage to ^e Wf- Indies, Lt. Wm. M'Cleary, of
the Marines, a native of Boston.
-^ Falmouth, miss Hannah Dole, aged T,, dau.
of John Dole, of that place
— Concord, fohn Thoreau, aged 46
—-Lunenburg, Ret. Aabdiel Adams
— Woodbridge, fan) mrs Ann Sperry, aged§,
— Waterbury, mrs Deborah Baldwin^ged 97
On the passage of thefbip Alert, Capt. Bowles',
from Bojtan to the N. Well Coast, Gufavus Curtifs^of
Boften fell overboard and was unfortunately dr&med.
^ —Worcefer, Jacob Hemmenway, aged 79
t Lebanon, mts Freeman, wife of Reger Freeman.
• —also two children of Mr Freeman, of the dyfenterfo
Dartmouth John Wade, aged %o—-Benjamin
AT a tavern one evening it was agreed that
each Should make a rhyme; and he whe
, firft failed, should pay for theliquor of the even
ing. One John Dine, through intoxication,
miffed, and was obliged to pay the reckoning.
Going home, hefound his door faft. He called
to his wife for admittance. Who are you ? Why
I John Dine. Yes, as drunk as a swine. Stop
wife, cried he, Imuft go back. On returning,
he found some of his companions left ; to whom
he proposed that tapper should be made ready,
and he who firft failed of making a rhyme
fhonld pay for it. Agreed. All went till his
turn, When he cried out, I, John Dine,
Am drunk as a Log.
Lafl Sunday, between 3 and 4 o'clock in the after
noor, a heavy flock of an Earthquake was felt in ibis
town —We Lear that many other towns in this State
and in Vermont, experienced the fame Jbock-—ln some
places it foot so much as to throw open doers and even
fatter tbe glass in windows — This is thefacond earth
quake we have realized witbin the [pace of 3 months.
At about 35 minutes past 3, on Sunday lafl,afmart
stock of an Earthquake wasfelt in this town, it lafed
about 20 seconds ; was so violent as to cause a loud
rattling of windows and furniture ofboufes, ISe. No
found was noticed before the motion of the earth was
felt ; from which circumflance it is probable the erup
tion which produced it was not far diflant. This is
the second fbock which has been felt within a few
weeks, in this and the adjacent towns.
MARRIED] — At Falmouth, ffepb Coenery,
to mijs Rebecca Jobnfon
' — Hartford, Ker. David Wright jun, to mis
Betsey Hazen, daughter of Captain Asa Hazen
— Norwich, IJrad Dewey of Hanover, to miss
Betsey Baldwin, of the former place — Michael
Blythe, to wife Leafy Fellows
— Sanbornton, Andrew Lovejoy, merchant to miss
Mary Taylor
— Long-Iffand, (N. Y.) Wm. Coffin, fy the
amiable miss Sufannab Graves. [A Pbiladefylita po
per terms this a dead match]
— Providence, George W.Page, merchant, to miss
Harriet Coch, daughter of the late Samuel C. Esq.
— Rofton, John Collins, to miss Betsey Kidder—
— febanon, Paul W. Brigham, of Sharon, to
miss Mary Ayer
— Arookfeld, Jofua Fife of Sturbridge, to miss
.Betsey Cheever ; Silas Ball to miss Betsey Tyler
-— Boyden, Wm. Winn jr. to miss Dolly Morse.
— Worcefer, John Goddard, to miss Betsey
Heyward
. ^ raffi tm^ramfoUtßt.traCTt^^
Saturday evening's Monitor.
DIEDI— At Keene, mrs Roxana Blake, wife of
Wm. W. Blake, aged 30; Gerfam How,aged3s
— Mason, widow Abigail Chapman, aged 97
= Providence, mrs Fanny Earle, wife of capt:
Oliver Basle, and daughter of Wm. Holroyd, Esq.
On thecoaf of Africa, Richard Brown of Provi
dence, fen of Dexter Brown and mate of the frig
Maria ; also, Cbesrlcs Keene of Providence,failor
on boardfaid brig
— Hanover, miss Clariff: Capron, aged 32, and
a child of Levi Phillips
— Profpefl, capt. Thomas Pendleton, aged 46
The Earthquake, which was experienced th tru
town the Ift inst. was very feebly fe!t at Wakefield,
in this flute, and every town Ue have beard from,
as far as Rhode-Ijland,
A motion has been made in the Pennsylvania
Legislature for a bill to regulate to practice of
physic, and to oblige practitioners to fpecify in
plain Englilh, the items on which their bills are
founded o
IN one of the late engagements in Idolland—
Col. Van Grotton aiked one of his Lieutenants
for a Quid of Tobacco. It was in the very heat
ogthe contest, and a cannon ball carried off the
Lieutenant in thea& of presenting it. " I touft
be obliged to you then," said the Colonel,
cooly, turning to another officer, " for you fee
our friend is gone away with his tobacco box."
The MEDLEY—No. 157.
TO VIRTUE.
WHAT tho 1 beneath a humble roof,
I live, and die, unknown to fame !
From court's and cities far aloof,
And Great ones ne'er pronounce try name.
I hough soon, beside some lor.ely heath,
I'm lodg'd, mid undiftinguilh'd dead,
With not a friend to weep my death,
Nor place a marble at my head ; —
Yet, VIRTUE ! thou ffialt make me bleft,
Thy hand ihali lead, thy arm sustain;
And life, with thee shall lack no rest,
And death, with thee ffiall give no pain!
Poetical Repo/aorv.
EAR THQUAKES.
CONCORD, MARCH, g.
HANOVER, MARCH ~
Jeremiah Avery 23 41 1 3
Joshua Brown 200 5 0 2 21 $
Walter Bryant XOO 27 2 21 5
Nathaniel Drake 200 32 2 21 5
Levi Dearborn, jr zoo 46 2 21 5
do 56 36 1 82
John Dearborn, jr 200 54 2 21 J
Simon Dearborn 56 34 1 4
Nathaniel Hobbs 7 X 4 1 5
John Johofon 15 25 2 5
Benjamin Johnson 50 60 1 4 5
John Kennifon too 24 2 17
Mat. Livermore 20 6 2 5
Ebenezer Lovering, 100 59 2 it
do 56 17 1 4
Thomas Leavitt 200 86 2 43
Moses Leavitt 200 48 2 21 5
John Leavitt 2001 2 21 5
Thomas Leavitt 54 86 1 20
Tho's Marfton, jr 56 20 i 6
Simon Marfton 40 61 2 if
Simon Marfton 6 15 1 I
Tofiah Marfton 23 61 1 5
John Moffatt 100 55 2 17
Daniel Marfton 36 58 1 3
Jonathan Marfton 200 75 £ 21 5
James Marfton 38 48 x 4
Solly & March too 39 2 43
do 28 43 1 3 5
Simon Nudd 56 49 1 4
Jotham Odiorne 56 47 I 6
Benj. Perkins 1,0 17 2 37
Joshua Peirce 150 66 2 43
Thomas Parsons 56 56 1 4
Jona. Page, jr 200 69 2 21 $
John Shepherd 200 IX 2 52
Ebenezer Smith, 168 23 2 36
Samuel Smith 145 2 2 85
Daniel Sandborn 100 58 2 43
John Tavlor 28 37 17
Jofepb Towle 32 82 1 2
Josh. Wingate, 3d doo 3 2 10
do 56 100 1 6
Jona. Wedgwood 200 29 2 26
William Weeks 2'oo 22 2 34 5
James Wedgwood 56 10 I 4
John Wentworth 200 63 2 17
do 56 13 1 3S
T. Wallin gsford doo 60 2 86 5
do 56 16 1 25
John Wingate, jr 56 34 < 4
D. Wedgwood 120 97 2 *5
do 56 57 1 4
Jona. Wedgwood 40 fa 1 3
Wear Drake 200 20 2 43
Nath'l Drake 56 29 I 13
Joshua Brown, jr 56 22 13% 5
Theo. Atkinson, 56 59 1 4
ISAAC FELLOWS, Collector 30/6
colleftion DifiriH'
State of NEW-HAMPSHIRE,
County, of Strafford, f.
NOTICE is hereby given to the rion-
Yefident proprietors and owners of rights,
lots, or parcels of land in the towns of Effing
ham, Cffipec and Wakefield, in the county and
State above mentioned, and situated in the 30th
collection Diftrift, on which the direct tax re
mains unpaid, which became due and payable
on the Sth day of January ißod, pursuant to an
ad of Congress passed the 14th July 1798, in
titled an 3% to lay and tolled a direct tax, &c.
that so much of said land as will fatisfy the tax
or taxes, affixed to each right, lot or parcel here
after named, together with cod and charges,
will be fold at public auction, at the times and
places hereafter Ipccified, unless prevented by
previous payment,viz.—all that remain unpaid
of the said tax in the tbwn es Effingham, at the
dwelling-house of Col. Carr Leavett, in said
town, on the 25th day of May, at 10 o'clock
A. M.—All that remains unpaid in the town
of Offippee, at the house of Capt. Jacob Brown,
in said town, on the 36th day of May, at 10
o'clock A. M.—All that remains unpaid in the
town of Wakefield, at the house of David Copp,
Esq; in said town, on the 27th day of May at
xo o'clock A. M.
Unknown original Owners
WAKEFIELD.Acres. No. Div. Cts.M.
Theo. Atkinson 100 fl 1 18 0
Eliph't Cromwell 6,6, 2 40
Eben'r Downs, jr 100 4° 2 36 5
Thomas Downs 100 ,1 2 18
Paul Gerrilh ±OO 17 * 18
Richard Huffey 35 ^6 2 14
Benjamin Ham 50 84 1 18
Solly & March x^o 77 2 18
James Marden 55 74 2 18
Fierce & Moore ICO 88 1 18
Thomas Node, do Q t 18
William Parker do 55 2 36 5
Samuel Page's gore 91
Benjamin Roberts tea 28 2 18
Eben'r Roberts do 18 2 36 5
Joshua Roberts do 5? I 4®
do do 59.7 40 #
William Stilus do 23 2 18
Eben'r Wentworth 28 53 t 13
Richard Willand 103 65 2 40
William Willand 100 97 2 27 5
Th. Wallingsford 100 85 2 41
Daniel Young 200 29 2 16
OSSIPEE.
Theo. Atkinson 200 9 " 5
do 30° 4$
Jonathan Odiorne 400 32 86
John Moffatt, 200 3 1 43 j
Th. Wallingford 4P° '4 ^6 g
do 40° 36 86 5
Richard Wibird 403 28 86 ^
do 400 33 86 5
Jonathan Steele 25 17 1 5
John Kennifton,jr % too ^6 5
occupant, road lot 100 86 5
Stindry Lots in too , 2 2Z 5
the 2d or upper ZOO 10 2 21 ^
diviflon, i°° ^4 2 21 5
do 27 2 21 5
do 28 2 21 j
do 32 2 21 j
do 39 2 21 5
do 42 2 21 J
do 61 2 21 f
do 61 2 21 5
do 62 2 21 5
do 65 2 21 5
do, 94 2 21 5
do 95 2 21 5
do 96 2 21 5
do 99 2 21 5
do 100 2 21 g
do 101 2 21 5
do 102 2 21 g
do 103 2 21^
do 109 2 it ,
THAT pleasantly titrated
HOUSE near the North
Suwol^ioufe, in this town, with an ex
cellent cellar under the fame, with A beau
tiful garden foot, the Aquadua leadings
into said House; also the privilege of an
excellent well of water —late the proper
ty of Dea. Pe^klns Ayers. Said place
will be fold reafouable—For particulars
inquire of
Richard Salter.
EFFINGHAM.
TO BE SOLD,
Samuel Hill,
INFORMS bis . friends and cufiomers,
that he imported lift fall, a general
supply of
Fifliing Gear,
which is now ready for sale by wholesale
or retail at his store on Spring Hill, viz.
§ iß and 15 thread Cod Lines,
12 thread Haddoc, ditto.
Mackarel apd Squid Lines.
Salmon Nets, different sizes,
Herring Nets, different sizes.
Hard head Nets.
Seine Twine ; Herring dittos
Hard head ditto, and Sewing do.
Large Cod hooks, large middling,
and small quartar ditto;
Mlekarel ditto ; Bar Lead.
May be Lad at the fame place,
Red and White Clover Seed.
Iron Hollow Ware.
German and Halback STEEL.
Croney ditto.
Englift &W. I. Goods
as usual.
Cash and the highest prices given for
flipping FURS; March 6.
FOR SALE BY
Silas Holman
At No. 7, Portsmouth Pier,
10 hhds MQLASSES.
10 calks Malaga WINE.
6 tons Philadelphia IRON.
30 Calks fre(h RAISINS.
6 chests BOHEA TEA.
Half chests ditto.
HYSON ditto.
SOUCHONG in qr. chests.
20 bags INDIA SUGAR.
W. I. ditto in barrels.
; bales COTTON.
} bags PEPPER.
20 barrels N. E. RUM.
Few hhds W. I. ditto.
Pipes of BRANDY.
American GIN +
Cargo and Mess BEEF.
Mels PORK.
Shipping BUTTER, &c. &c.
Portsmouth, Match ], iSot.
Wm. & Cha's Neil,
HAKE FOR SALE
Bohel Tea in whole & qr. chests;
Souchong do per chest.
Hyfon do
Cotton per bag.
Madeira, )
Sherry, ( WINES,
Lisbon & ( per calk & retail.
Malaga )
RAISINS per calk;
RUM, BRANDY, ^nd GIN.
Weft India, Havanna & Loaf
SUGARS.
COFFEE. CHOCOLATE.
Pepper, Alfpice, Ginger.
Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves,
id, 6d, lod, 2od, NAILS.
Elliot's SNUFF.
With many other articles in the Grocery
line, ata moderate price, for cash or ap
proved credit. March 7.
NOW LANDING and forfale by
D. & J. Cutter,
At No ; Portsmouth Pier,
REST Surrinam MOLASSES
ALSO
Superfine, Fine, Middlings, and Rye
FLOUR.
Portsmouth, March, 6, 1801.
22 Hhds RUM.
27 Hhds SUGAR.
10,000 lbs green Coffee
For fate by JOHN RINDGE,
on Rindge's wharf- , March 7.
Clover and Herd's Grass SEED.
FOR SALE by
JOB HARRIS,
Oppofte the State-house, Portsmouth,
A QUANTITY OF
Clover and Herd's Grass SEED.
Weft-India GOODS &
GROCERIES as usual.
Just received and for sale by
Matthew S. Marsh,
BOHEA TEA
in whole, half and quarter Chests,
Hyfon Skin ditto.
Portsmouth, Feb. 23, lßor.
Clover and Herds Grass
S E ED,
FOR SALE BY
Stephen Pearfe,
at his Hore opposite the St^e Houf^.
Imported tn theftp Harriot /,on B,tfl G l,
ogeneral afotment of GOODS in the
Ship Chandlery Line.
AND FOR SALE BY
Long & Hamilton,
at their fore in Fore-Street ;
the following articles :
RUSSIA & Ra-+Quart black Jacks.
Vens DUCK.± Pint ditto.
Russia Sheeting. pint ditto.
PITCH. TAR. tSpeakiog Trumpets
ROSIN. +Horn Lanthorns.
BRIMSTONE. 3Tin ditto.
Black Varnifb. g Sailors Pots.
Sheathing NAILS.JCoffee Pots.
Deck NAILS. fig, 15 &12 thread
2od, iod, 6d & 4d+ Lines.
NAILS. 4 . Deep tea Lines and
2d & 8.1 Sprigs. v Leads.
Pump NAILS. vHand Lead Lines &
4'l, 6d &8d Clouts.f Leads.
Scupper NAILS. ^Marline.
Club AXES. ± Whipping Twine.
Carpenters ditto. ^Sewing Twine.
Coopers Adze. ,Mackerel Lines.
Ships ditto. ^Buntings.
Hatchets. ^CHARTS, viz.
Iron Shovels.!Romans Gulf,
Jack & Smoothing^ W. India Charts,
PLACES. fcoaft of France,
Fry PANS. ^Mediterranean,
Best Steel Plated! North Sea,
Hand-Saws. J St. Geo. Channel,
Iron ditto. fCoall of Guinea,
A variety of +Moore's Epitome,
H and HL hinges. £ Seamen's! Journals.
Butt Hinges. ¥ —- ■
GIMBLETS. link Powder.
CHISELS. fink Stands.
GOUGES. 3Brafs Compares.
AUGERS. —Wood ditto.
Bung Borers. JTelefcpprs.
Draw Knives; tQuatants.
Brass Cocks. + Round Sea Hooks;
Tin'd Iron Table^Sail Needles.
Spoons. t Paint Brushes.
Tea ditto. vTar Brushes.
Gridirons. ,Salh Tools.
Tormentors. ^Scrubbing Brdfhes.
Ladles. —Clamps.
Wood Screws. ^Mops.
Post Coffee Mills. #Hanks.
Pump Hammers. ^Time Glaftes.
Carpenter's ditto. + Binnacle Lamps.
Tinder Boxes, withal Dividers.
Flints & Steels. ^Gunter Scale#.
Japan'd Cahdkfiefot Ground SPANISH
Chest Locks. 1 BROWN.
Cabin door Locks. ^Ground Yellow Oka.
Banbury Locks. ¥ Venetian Red.
Padlocks. Tpruffian Blue.
Knives. tv ermillion.
Palm Irons. + White Lead.
Pin Mauls. ^Red Lead.
Caulking Irons. jLogs & Log.Reelt.
Making Irons. TLead Pencils.
Marking ditto. fPhilad. Camboofes.
^ India Goods as usual.
WINES ; BRANDY ;
TEAS ; IRON, &c.
Portsmouth, Match 1801.
Timothy Winn,
Buck-frert—A general assortment ot
GOO DS,
suitable for the feafon,— viz. —
BROAD and sorest Cloths ;
Kerfeymeres ; Coatings ; Duffils ;
Baizes, Flannels, Swanfdowns, Swanfkins
.—Camel's hair Shawls of various kinds.
Satins ; Luteftrings ; Modes ;
Calicoes ; Chintzes ; Furniture Chintzes,
Calamancoes; Durants ; Tammies ; Mo
reens. A large variety of
Mullins; Cotton Cambricks;
Muflinets; Dimities; Wildbores; Cam.
blets ; Linens, Holland ; Cottons ;
Shawls; Handkerchiefs; Cotton, worf
ted and silk Hosiery; long and short Kid
Gloves, silk ditto; Laces; Edgings ;
Ribbons, &c. &c. — also —
CHEAP STORE.
Hyfon, Souchong & Bohea Teas;
Poland Starch ; a few dozen English
Mustard ; —with many other articles too
tedious to mention, all which will be fold
wholesale and retail.
THAT Valuable real Estate
on Spring Hill, so called, fronting
53 fT *n Market-street, and 40 feet on
Bow-dfeet, with the Dwelling-House,
Btrn, and Store thereon, having a good
well of water within a few feet of the
door, the Aquedud in the house, and a
rain water cistern, which will contain a
bout 1200 gallons.—The Buildings are
all in complete repair, and for a place of
business, it is inferior to none in Porti
mouth.
If the above should not be fold previ
ous to the Ift of May next, it will be to
let, and immediate possession given.—A
plan of the premises may be seen, and
conditions known on application to
q^WaHted a good maid Servant,
WHO can be well recommended, to
live in a final! Family, to whom
good wageti Will be given—lnquire of
the Printer. March 1#
A Valuable fond for BuJinefs
FOR SALE,
A Large gambrol roof two
story HOUSE, with a sarge (hop i*
front; with half of a store, in the yard—
a woddhoufe—an excellent well of water,
the Aquedu& leading into the house, with
other conveniences.—For particulars in
quire of the PRINTER hereof. _
Portsmouth, Match 14, ißor/
Just received, and for sale by
FOR SALE,
William Boyd.
— —
Reading, Writing, arithmetic, geo.
graphy, English grammar, composi
tion, and the rudiments of the French
language will be taught, as the pleafare
of those, who may honor him with
their attendance, shall prescribe.
Four afternoons, :: week, will be de
voted to the business of inflection.
If any young ladies, out of town,
should be disposed to attend this insti
tution, they may be accommodated
with boarding at the house of the in.
ftruCtor.
THE MOST STRIKING LIKE.
NESSES PAINTED IN MINI&
TURE, BY T. ROBERTS.
CT Please to apply at Col. Brew,
stem's, or at this office.
in contemplation to resume his inflec
tions for young ladies, early in tho
m onth of April.
WHEREAS Abigail, said
to be the wife of the Subscriber,
has eloped from his bed and board and
otherwiie behaved very improperly ; He
hereby cautions all persons against har
bouring or trusting her, as he is determin
ed not to pay any debts of her contraa
ing after this date.
Ladies and Gentlemen waited oil
at their houses. March 6.
ite'to'Hfcfofr^+rfrf^tfq#
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
AT PORTSMOUTH.
WHEREAS,. Lucy Hill,
wife of the fubferiber, has f& a
number of years, behaved more like a dif
traded person, than a rational being, foe
having destroyed property for me to a
large amount, and still continues to carry
from my house, the neceflaries of life,
that I have laid in, for the fuppnrt of my
family; and has even carried the beds &
bedding from my house, and my watch,
and disposed of the fame, & no one knows
what ffie has done with the proceeds, and
every thing that die can lay her hands ou
is conveyed away in like manner; I there
fore, think it my duty to forbid all, and
every person, trading with my said wife,
or receiving any thing (he may offer them
for sale or as a gift—as lam willing to
support her in as handsome a manner as
any person would with to be supported,
and hire a thaid to attend solely to her, and
provide for her things as handsome and
fashionable as any perlon in her standing
in life can reasonably desire; if foe will
only let me live in peace and quietness,
and not rob me and my children of out
property so unjust and cruelly. I now
again ftrialy forbid any person from hav
ing * n y further tradings or concerns with
her, as lam determined to prosecute every
such perlon to the titmoft rigor of the
Law, and hope these friendly hints will
be ftrialy attended to by persons in Portf
mouHi,as well as in Kittery orellewhere,
and not give the fubferiber any further
trouble. ISA AC HILL.
Miniature Painting
N. B. The fubferiber has for a number
of years past, been wretchedly imposed
upon, by people passing thro' his fields,
treading down his grass, destroying his
grain, carrying off apples and pears, corn,
potatoes, &c. and throwing down his
fences and walls, and i n various other
ways very much injuring his property,
therefore, he now takes the liberty to for
bid all persons from entering his enclo^
sure, by puffing over his fields, or in any
other manner, except in a friendl, way,
coming to his house ; 'if they do, they
will be dealt with as the. law points out ;
which is very Arid in the above trefpaffex
ISAAC HILL.
Kittvy, March 3, 1801.
WHEREAS ISAAC HILL, the
husband of me the subscriber, has
for a number of years behaved more like
a diftraded man, than a rational being ;
having repeatedly beat, bruised and kick
ed me in a cruel and inhuman manner ;
denying to me and my children the com
mon necessaries of life, such as meat and
meal; and has at different times taken
the bed from under me, and obliged me
to sleep in barns and out-houses, with ar
fucking child on my arms; to all which'
he has added avast variety of pcrfonal
indecent, abusive adieus beside; I there
fore think it my duty, to forewarn all and
every person from creditmg my Lying hufc
bawd on the account of Truth, as 1 am de
termined to pay no debts which he may
contrast tofalfehood. If the said Jfaoc Hill
wishes any further particulars, they (halt
be brought forward, supported by the af
fidavits of the most refpe&bte ihfabf
tants of Kittery, to whom the subscriber
can lodge an appeal, that the said Isaac,
is an unfeeling and tyrannical matter,
milled by adulterous paffibns, which were
the deaths (it is said) of two former wives,
but shall never finifh triy days; as so bad
a man,and his still worse women, are un
worthy of so much honor, as that of kill
ing a good wife. LUCY HILL.
iyh Year ts Marriage.
Kitter); March 12, iSof. ,
WAS left at a Houle in this Town,
four or five weeks since, in the
evening,a box of SPERMACETI CAN
DLES : the bearer thereof unknown,
and no message left—the owner can have
them again, by enquiring of the Printer,
and paying for this advertisement.
Portfmot% Mdr:6 6, I^L^
William Stone, jr.
Sha,!ei„, March 4, ißot.
Mr. Alden has it
Terms may be known on application.
CT take notice.
TAKE NO TICE /