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/in excellent Century Discourse.
On Wednesday last was issued from
the Oracle Press, and is now ready for
sale or delivery to fubferibers, by the
Printer hereof, (Price if.)
A Discourse, delivered at Rye, on
Thursday January i, 1801, being the
Commencement of a NEW YEAR
and a NEW CENTURY, wherein a
brief view is taken of the growth, es
tablishment & prosperity of our coun
try in general ; more especially during
the last century; and some things of
fered in particular, relative to the fet
dement, increase, and prosperity of the
town of RYE—By H. Porter, A. m.
The above Discourse contains THIRTY
EIGHT large Pages, and is worthy the perusal
of every citizen of the United States. It ought
to be preserved and handed down to genera
tion: yet vnbom__ ydhuar, 1,.
An excellent QUADRANT, made
on purpofc for an unfortunate master
ofaveffel, and is recommended from
t r to be as good a one as can be made, is left
with the Printer hereof, for file.
1
— Boflon, Dr. Samuel Brown, to miss Ann fef
fries : John Baily, to miss Betsey Symes ; George
'"<l'"J°"i mer. to miss Martha Babcock ; fames
Carter, merchant, to miss Ann Parsons.
— Neva-York, fobn Rodman, Est- to wife Har
riet Fenfto, dau. of the late fobn Fenno
— Afly, Thomas Heald, Esq. of Concord, to miss
Betsey Locke, dau, of fobn Locke, Esq. of Afoby
— Suffield, (Con.) Thaddeus Leavitt, jun. to miss
femima Lemis
— Pembroke, Hains Farnum, to miss Elizabeth
^^^j^^j^^ii^ffl^^^^^ffl^^^^^n^^
DIED] — At Providence, mrs. Patience Sterling,
comfort of Dr. Henry Sterling ; mrs. Rosella Tilling
baft, widow
— Reading, Benjamin Brown, Esq. formerly
Brigadier General of Militia, aged ,3
— Holden, John Childs, aged 8.1 .
— Cbarleflon, mrs. Sarab Williams, aged 6o ;
fames Davifon, grocer
— Norwich Ebenezer Carew,aged 56 ; mrs.
Griswold, aged 8, ; miss Lydia Waterman, aged 59
— Lebanon, major Elijah Hyde, aged 66.
• — New-London, fames Holmes, aged 56 ; mrs.
Ruth Dart, aged 85
—, Philadelphia, Anthony C. Duflaine, Efq.for
merly one of the commercial confute of the French Re
public at Before
— Dangers, Ebenezer Sprague, aged 66
— Boson, miss Mary Goldtbwaif, aged 17, dau.
of the late Benjamin Goldtbwa.it ; mrs. Catharine
Seward, aged 63, widow of the late fames Seward ;
mrs. Sarah Hutchinson, aged 77 ; George Vaughan,
a native of Ireland, aged 3,; miss Margaretta
Odell, only child ofcapt. fames Odell,aged x 2 months
— Catskill, mrs. Anna Graham; Afeley Gilbert.
— Egfl Windsor, Col. Eli Moore
— Wafiington, Guflavus Scott,'one of the Com
miffiohers of the city
— Salem, mrs. Catharine Millet, aged 66
— Topfield, Tholnar Perkins, aged 75
— Wells, Deborah Banks, aged 6% ; mrs. Eli
zabeth Hatch, wife of Asa Hatch •
Bills of Mortality, &c.—ln Aft Haven, there
died in 1800, 79 persons; the population is efimated
at 4000. In Chelsea, [Con.] 38, one of whom was
104 years of age. In Nevi-London, 57• At Port
land, deaths I 10, marriages 61, births 200.
Bills of Mortality in Salem,to 1800.—Inhab
itants reckoned at 10,000. Deaths 157 ; of whom
79 left v males and ,8 females ; whites 143, blacks
14. Ofconfumption, dysentery, and throat difemper,
72 of the above number.
Bill of Mortality.— ln Plymouth, there died in
18 00, 7l perfems — I above 90 years,and 3 upwards
^83 — population efimated at 4000
— Milton, major George Tucker, to mis Sarah
Glover
A gentleman lately crossing a narrow bridge
in the Jerftys, which was not railed on either fide
to fecurd passengers fror, falling, said to a coun
tryman whom he met, " I think this narrow
causeway roust be very dangerous, my hcneft
friend ; pray arc not people loft here some
times ?" " Loft ! no fir," replied %he man, “ I
never knew any body loft here in my life ; —
here have been federal drowned indeed, but they
were always found again."
JN a country party,during the fummer,a young
lady declared in a careless laughing manner,
that she would certainly bring short petticoats
into fafhion,that the town might fee what pretty
ankles flic had. "What think you, said she, to a
certain wit, of the faffiion cf short petticoats ?"
It is that particular fafhion, madam, teolied he,
char I fbould admire above all others, and / care
not to what HEIGH F it is carried/"
MARRIED] — At 'Providence, Ebenezer K.
Dexter, to miss Waitfill Howell, daughter of the
Hon. David Howell
ORDAINED] — The Rev. Mfrs. Bacon and
Crjby, as Mijionaries to the Indians
THAT way the tree inchneth while it grow
eth, that way it pitcheth when it falleth,and
there it lies, whether it be toward the north or
feuth: As we are in life, for the mod part we
are in death ; so we lie doWn to eternity wheth
er it be towards heaven or hell. Being once
fallen, there is no removing ; for as in was, an
error is death ; so in death, ara error is condem
nation ; therefore live as thou intended to die,
and die as thou intended to live. Q Lord ! let
the bent of my foul be always towards thee,
that so I may fall to thee, & ever rest with thee.
ON VIRTUE.
*0 jovs of feofe like eonfcious goodness please,
More bright than glory, and more fofc than ease;
In prefect treach 'rons, those inchant the eye.
Yet, when approach'd, illusive, fleet and die :
Still others spring, (till please & cheat the fame;
While hop'd for, mountains—when poffefs'd, a
name :
So charms a cloud, with every color gay,
When from afar it breaks the seven-sold ray ;
But if we reach it, we difeern no more
she flatt'ring colors so admir'd before.
I is Virtue, reigning in the gen'rous heart,
Alone can true fobftantial bliss impart ;
Tis this strong beaming, tho' our noon be pal;
Bids life's short day be splendid to the last ;
Charms pain and sickness in the faint and sage,
And melts to joy the hoar of frozen age :
In want, content (unenvyM wealth) beftows';
In sickness, patience ; and in pomp, tepofe ;
All wonders rife at her enliv'ning breath,
A life of rapture from the wound of death.
THE MORALIST—No. 387.
— Hanover, Robert Ells, to miss Huldab Bass.
The MEDLEY.-No. 150.
Poetical Repofitor,.
As WE LIVE so WE DIE.
rerafcmraTOQra^mmm^^ xx&
Berwick, December 2.71 k, iSoo.
THE Co-partnership of Lord
and Good win, is this day diflblved
by mutual canfent, 01l perfims indebted
to, or that have any demands on said firm,
are requeued to call onjoHM Goodwin^
for fettlemeut.
JOHN LORD,
JOHN GOODWIN.
N. B. Business will be done as mtud,
at tin flare formerly occupied by Lord
and Goodwin, by
JOHN GOODWIN.
LEAVITT HILL, y Conway,
HEREBY gives notice to all persons
ahat are indebted to him, wither by
bond, Note or Book Account, that un
le@ they come and fettle, and pay the
fame by the 20th day of February 1801,
they will be called upon in another way.
Corneas, N* H. factory 12, 1801.
^f every description, FOR 3AL £, by
large or imall quantities, and is determin
ed to keep a yonftaot fnpply, that any
person may be ferveci at the Ihorted no
tice, and where Lumber of all kinds will
be purchased in. A's, FOR SALE,
Sea Coals; Stone Lime, &c.
THE House is 40 feet by 24, of 2
Rories; with Barn, out houses,
Blacksmiths (hop, Wharves, &c. and
about five actes of Land.—A part of
the Jand has been heretofore occupied
as a (hip-yard, is the best situation for
the purpose on the Pifeataqua, and
while it prefects an advantageous ef
tabliihment for the naval architect, is
fulceptible of' such improvements as
may render it a delightful refid^nce for
the privategentleman. For terms and
further particulars, apply to the sub
scriber on the premises;
W. D. PECK.
Crates of wall aborted Ware
"arid bnx^s of Pipes, finable for country
Traders. Perfonuth, Dec. 1%
,Aljo, Bickerftaff& Weatherwife's
And Farmers & ffaiah Thomas'
ALMANACS
JUS! PUBLISHED,^ FOR S/ILE
by Charles Peirce, at the
Columbian Bookstore, by the Thoukml,
Groce, Hundred, Dozen or Single.
.^a & tlhJb£j Qt&a&
SEVV ALL's genuine Almanac
0
Elijah Perkins,
TNFOKMS the public that he
has removed from Dover to this town,
and taken that large and convenient
Wharf and yard, known by the name of
Warner's wharf, where lie constantly
keeps a large adortOTriH o 4
for 1801,
in KITTERY, about one mile
from Portsmouth ferry,:—
Stephen Little,
Has received at his Store, Jeffrey's row,
Spring lull,
A Few of Hadleys Quadrant's,
from 12 to 20 dollars each—and
Night and Dy GLASSES.
6 doz. far & felt English Hats.
500 pair thick and thin Shoes
and Boots.
100 Quin. Pollock FISH.
' Aljo, a general apartment of
Englill)GOODS and
Seamen's CLOATHING as u
fi/l, whiph will be fold cheap for cafli
or Ufv fifo, %^^ry 17, jSot.
■■■■■■"■■■'■■■■=B^M^?T^YWiß&aNbanfomßaßßniD
FEATHERS.
Sign °f " ie Golden Tea-Pot,
Abraht 1m Isaac,
INFORMS the Public that he keeps
"fw file New FEATHERSfof diffe
rent qualities and prices.
Crockery ^ Glap C are as ufeal.
N. B. Vendor kept everv Wedneidw.
1, - , — , tro ffifwtartQ.wiftßMt^e <1
Edward j. Peirce,
HAVING now open for file
a compteat assortment of
Crockery & Glass Ware,
Will thank his Friends in town and
country to call at his
Crockery «f Glass %e S TORE,
®Sipn of ;he GOLDEN
,PITCHER, ih Daniel.
Sheet, Porfmoufk, Where
1 hey cannot tail of being
United, in Ware Fdliioij.
ahle, Good and Cheap. —
To enumerate the articles
would be tedious to the
reader, and not well com
port with a newhnper advertrfement, —
He therefore invites them to call and fee
tor themselves, where every favor will
be acknowledged with gratitude.
A House & Land
LUMBER
70 AA SOLD,
'CT.'Vf^fr,^. quNTY OF GRAFTON.
LCD is hereby given to the Nonrendent Proprietors and Owners of Riohtc T 1
,the Towns of Lyman, Littleton, Landaff, Concord, B^h^ ^^? nd ^
s^,,^ mentioned, and situated in the J„h Colle&ich Diftrid, on which the Dired Tax'remains unpaid whiP?"'"'? "a '"a, a ™^
eighth day of J, maty, ^OO, purfeant to an ad of Congress, passed July i 4 th, x 79 B,entitled ^^"^C^^^
,^ of Aid land a. will fatisfy the Tax or Taxes affixed to each Right, Lots or Ifo he^'D,&,,fit f.
be fold at Public Auction, at the times and places hereafter fpecified, unless prevented by previous bavment J, ''an',"' "'' " d charges, wQ
Taxes i,,etywn of Bath, at the dwelling house of Dudor foe Moore of said Bath, on Monday ° f ,,^
at ten o clock in the morning.—All that remains unpaid in the town of Lyman, at the house of I enroll P,l ' '• r 4 "' 3d '-T °''"""Ii l *^
fr th ft days of ^ CT th, at Un OUOC ± ^the to foolLt—^^^ ?%^%
9 th and tech days of s a id month, at ten o'clock in the mormng^t the house of major James WilhtoCT^,'
townbfLandaff, at the house of Jonathan Noyes in said town, bn Thursday and Friday the 12th and 12th j— Gr that remains unpaid m the
q^rnin,—All thaVremaios unpaid inthe town of Concord, at the house of major Samuel Young in said town n '° nth >, ten 0 clock in the
and iyth days of said month, at ten o'clock in the mornings—All that remains unpaid in the town of Bethlehem at th ° n ay an d Tuesday the 16th
infaid town, on Thursday and Friday the x 9 t h and 2 oth days of said month,Jten o' cl ^ the ^or— ^ * Qr
bf Francome and Lmcoln, at the house of Simeon Eaftmao, in Laralaff. on Monday and Tuefday the 23d and 24th days of said F&u'a" r ? C '°"°
Nonresident Delinquents
in BATH.
too I I Weft. 60
do 2 I do 60
do 3 1 do 60
do 8 I do 60
^ do 14. t do 60
^ do 3 2 do 60 I
Odo 113 do Bo
Zdo 16 3 do 80
^ do ±7 1 cid 40'
sdo 23 I do 40
%do 24 t do 40j
so do 25'1 do 40
do 26 I do 40
Q do 23 X do 40
ZSO 29 2 do 20
Free 30 2 do 40
^do 31 2 do 40
do 41 2 do 40
^do 44 3 do 60
do 45 3 do 60
%do 54 3 do 60
fro 56 3 do 80
Q6O 2 1 do 36
to do 3 I do 36
^do 7 i do 32
^ do 8 1 do 32
do io I do 32
gdo 17 1 do 36
do 1 2 do 16
do 3 2 do 16
' do 4 2 do 16
do 5 2 do 16
do 1 3 do 16
do 2 3 do 16
do 3 3 do 16
do 10 3 do 16
do 13 1 Frit 24
do 9 2 do 16
do 10 2 do 16
do ti 2 do 16
do 6 3 do 16
do 7 3 do 16
do 6 4 do 12
50 15 1 do 30
ICO 1 2 do 60
do 4 2 do 60
do 5 2 do 60
do 6 2 do 60
do 10 2 do 60
do 20 3 do 60
do 21 3 do 60
i do 22 3 do 60
1076 Acres Proprietary
Land lying in all parts of the
Town, being Cores, Patches,
&c. Doth. Ceffi.
id
Nonresident Delinquents
in CONCORD.
I^
Na^s of {
Original —
Proprietors. t ^ ^
Joseph Burt 111 42 4
Jonathan Burt 211 4% 4
Eleazer Burt da 42 4
Aaron Burt do 42 4
Benjamin Burt do 42 4
Enos Burt do 42 4
Stephen Belding do 42 4
Daniel Bull do 42 4
Joseph Blanchard ' 542 4
Afahel Burt do 42 4
Welfon Broahay do 42 4
Samuel Clark do 42 4
Hezekiah Elmore d o 42 4
Richard Emory do 42 4
Henry Horikins do 42 4
Wm Zforfkins do 42 4
Ebenezer Harvey do 42 4
Samuel Hunt do 42 4
Elisha Hunt do 42 4
CbrtfoprHcnfins do 424
Jonathan Hunt do 4% A
Arab Hunt do 42 4
Silas Hamilton do 42 4
John Hubbard do 42 4
Moses Harvey do 42 4
Nation Harvey do 42 4
Hophni King da 42 4
Gideon Lyman do 44 4
Joseph Lyman do 42 4
Phineas Lyman do 42 4
Elijah Lyman do 42 4
William Lung da 42 4
John Moffat do 42 4
Elijah Mattoon do 42 4
Joseph Mofely do 42 4
Philip Mattoon do 42 4
James Matthews ^ 42 4
James Nevins do 42 4
Josiah Pomroy do 42 4
Shammab Pomroy do 42 4
Eleazer Pomroy do 42 4
Medad Pomroy do 42 4
Timothy Root do 42 4
Samuel Root do 42 4
William Symms do 42 4
Ebenezer Severance do 42 4
Benj. Shading,jr. do 42 4
Reuben Smith do 42 4
Savage Trufcott do 42 4
William Temple 105| 21 2
Eliphaz Wright 211 42 4
Joseph Wbedrigbt do 42 4
Eben'rWalbridgc Jo 42 4
Samuel Wire do 42 4
Oliver Warner do 42 4
Phinehas Wright 100 40
Eldad Wright 211 42 4
Willard Stevens do 42.4;
John Smith do 42 4
Gov. Benning Went-|
worth 500 Acres, 1 Dollar.
NvnreJidmt Delinquent,
in LYMAN.
Original ^ iil^^
Proprietors. / \% ^'^
Penderfan Aufiin 328 68 9 66
Reuben Bradley 328 9 2 87
TiraotLyßradley 228 365 66
Samuel Bifoap 328 38 6 88
Elijba Lyman 228 3 I6t
Timothy Peck jzß 6l 9 66
Tima. Ruggles ,2g 15 3 66
Hezekiab Tuttle 328 34 5 66
$ Nonrefdent Delinquents
in LITTLETON.
Wastes of j $ I^^
Proprietors. |^ 1^ ^
Penning Wentworth SOO I OO
I George Afetborp 400 80
Alexander Phelps TCOO 4 02
Smith Williams 40 go
Wheeler 250 50
?Aofj WtfAerfr. 270 54
Join C. J'nes 1800 362
Nmtyidevt Delinquents
in LANDAFF.
< 'A - —
Acres. Cents.
ICO 9 12 2 16
ICO 10 12 2 16
do 11 12 2 16
zdo ] 7 12 2 16
^do 18 12 2 16
Odo 9 11 2 16
do to it 2 16
Zdo II II 2 16
Zdo ,5 ri 2 16
co do 16 11 2 I6|
do 17 11 2 16
<do 18 II 2 16
Qdo 9 10 2 12
Zdo ic 10 2 12
Qdo ti 10 2 b 16
Zdo 1$ 10 2 16
do 18 10 2 8
^do 9/9 2 16
^ do 109 2 16
co do ±1 9 2 16
2# do 12 9 2 16
Odo 13 9 2 10
to do 14 9 2 8
—do 15 9 2 8
^do 16 9 28
%do 17 9 2 16
Odo 189 2 16
Ido 10 8 2 id
do 13 8 2 10
do 14 8 z 10
^do 188 2 10
^do 12 7 2 8
^do 137 2 8
<ldo 14 7 2 8
^ do 187 2 8
do 14 6 2 16
do 15 6 2 16
do I^6 2 16
do I'7 6 2 12
do 186 2 10
do 12 5 2 10
do 135 2 10
do 145 2 10
do 15 5 2 10
do 175 2 18 ,
do 124 2 10
do 13 4 2 10
do 14 4 2 10 ,
do 123 2 14
do 13 3 , 12
do 5 1 3 16
do 4 5 3 16
do 1 12 3 8
do l 13 3 8
do 1 14 3 8
do i ] 5 3 8
do 1 16 3 6
do 2 13 3 6
do 12 3 1 20
do 12 4 1 20
do 12 5 1 20
do 12 6 £ 20
do 12 71 20
do 12 8 I 20
do 12 11 20
do 12 2 £ 20
do 11 £ I 20
do 11 2 1 20
do 113 I 16
do 114 I 20
do 115 1 20
do 116 I 2o
do 117 1 20
do 11 8 1 20
do 10 11 16
do 102 1 16
do 10 3 1 16
do 10 4 1 16
do 105 1 16
do 10 6 1 16
do 107 1 16
do 10 8 1 16
do 9 1 £ 8
do 92 1 8
do 9 3 1 8
do 9 4 1 8
do 9 5 I'B
do 9 61 8
do 9 71 8
do 9 8 1 8
do 8 71 10
do 7 6 1 16
[ do 6 71 8
do 3 6 1 40
NonreFfot Delinquents
in FRANCONIA.
Pref, owners Unk.ffAcr.Q C.| | M
E,b.Edwards' pitch 160 40
Watfoh's Lot. 160 48 3
Drury's Millform 200 80 5
Wm. Wallace Lot 160 48 3
Vorbock farm 120 48 3
Welch farm 100 40
Snow farm 120 48 3
Rogers farm 100 40
David Sly s pitch 100 40
Gring. Thayers pitch 160 64
Frentice farm 160 04
DflvidWatlace farm 160 40
Original Proprietors.
Thomas Allen 256 51 4
Giles Alexander do 51 4
Giles Alexander,jr. dp 51 4
TbeoJoreAtkifanEfq do JI 4
Theodore Atkifon,jr. do JI 4
Eleazer Burt do 51 4
Samuel Blodget de 51 4
Nathzb Blndget Jo 51 4
Caleb Blodget do 51 4
William Blodge t do 51 4
Samuel 6jodgct,jr. do j i 4
Francis Barnard do 51 4
Willtaro Brattle do 51 4
Daniel Call le. do ji 4
Wifeman Ciagget do 51 4
Richard Draper do 51 4
Harri son Gray do 51 4
Jonathan Graves do 51 4
John Graves do 51 4
Moses Graves, j & . do 51 4
Elilha Graves do 51 4
Moses Graves do JI 4
Lewis Gray do JI 4
George Gardner do 51 4
Willis Hall do ji 4
Samtiel Hopkins do $1 4
Samuel Hunt do 51 4
Daniel Hopkins do 51 4
Joseph Hutchins do 51 4
Thomas Hubbard do ji 4
Daniel Jones do ji 4
Daniel Jones do 51 4
Titus Ring do 514
Thomas Mitchens do 51 4
Tho: Mitchensjr. do 51 4
Samuel Martherjr. do 51 4
William Mitchel do 51 4
Wm. Mitchel, jr, do $I 4
Samuel Marther do ji 4
John Moffatt do 51 4
William Marther do jr 4
Zephaniah Platt,jr. da 51 4
Filch Pool Jo 51 4
Joseph Pincheori do 51 4
Zephaniah Platt do 5k 4
Joseph Russel do yi 4
Joseph Richardson do 51 4
John Searle do 51 4
Thomas Starr de 51 4
Caleb Setting do JI 4
William Shepherd do $1 4
Isaac Searle Jo 51 4
Samuel D. Searle da 51 4
William Taylor do 51 4
OxenbridgeThatcher do JI 4
John Temple do 51 4
Jacob Wendall do 51 4
George Willis do ji 4
David Weft do 51 4
Saunderson Weft do 51 4
Jeremiah Webb do 51 4
John M.Wendali do 51 4
Judin Wheeler do 51 4
Oliver Wendall do ji 4
Isaac Willard do ji 4
Mark Wentworth do 51 4
Alex'r Williams do 51 4
Gov. Benning Wentworth,
500 Acres, I dollar, 4 mil^
NonreJident deling ts inLincoln.
Original grantees^ No - acrs^ Cts
James Avery 320 24
Samuel Andrews do da
John Addington do do
Ebenezer Bowton dd do
Seymore Bowtan do da
David Bowton do do
Abner Barnon do do
Eleazer Bowton do do
Ezra Rowton do do
John Brown do do
Jeremiah Clement do do
Jacob CbrWin do do
John Dixon do do
Peter Finch do do
Jeremiah Finch do do
huriel Fi,b do do
Stephen contain do do
Jofepb Faremart dp do
Abraham Farris do do
Jtfepb Hale do do
James Host do do
Thaddeus Hoik do do
Abel Hoit do do
Jabez Holm, do do
ditto do do
Samuel Height do do
Asa Jones do Ao
David Knap do do
Timothy Ladd do do
Stephen Mangum do do
William McHorney do do
Caleb Merrill do do
Ebenezer Munfat do do
Ezra Moo do do
Henry Meed do do
Abraham Med do do
Noah Pafkington do do
Oliver Rowell do do
Valentine Rowell do do
Reuben Reynolds, jr. do do
J(fob Riggs do do
David Slawfon do do
Reuben Stevens do do
Samuel Sellut do do
David Sanford do do
Peter Smith do do
Job St. Johns do do
John Tuttle do do
Jabez Weed do do
Azariah Wood do do
Elijah Weeks do do
David Whiting do do
Setb Whitney do do
Hetekiab Wiat do do
Henry Wiat do do
Samuel Wiat do do
Samuel Waterbury do do
John Nelson do , do
Gov.Benning Wentworth's Pre
servation,soCAcres, 40 Cents \
Nonreffo Delinquents in BETHLEHEM.
R^ Q Q land. Acres Cts.M.
Acre, Crs.M 100 20 7 20 1
ICO 21 9 ^2O 1 ^2l 7 do do
^22 9 §de do ,fl 7 do do
^ 2 3 9 gdo do Z^ 23 7 do do
%do 24 9 ^do do ^^ 24 7 'do do
^c^ij lo do do 3' ° 7 8 do do
C)do 14,d0 dodo 7^ 8 * do do
gdols do ~dodo 5^ 9 8 do do
do 16 do £do do zodo 10 8 ,do dd
^do 17 do cdo do ^ do 11 8 do do
^dois do do do ^do 12 8 dodo
^dol9 do ^c/odo 09 13 8 do do
do 20 do „do do Odo 14 8 do do
b.do 21 do "dodo Q< 0 15 8 'do do
qdo22 do ^dodo Odo r 6 8 do do
do 23 do dodo to do 17 8 do do
^^24/9 ^do do ^^ 18 8 do do
do 1 ! 18A ^^l9 8 do do
^ do *2 do dod@ Z^ 20 8 do do*
^ do 3 do do do do 2i 8 do do
rt, do 4 dododo do 22 8 ' dido
^do § do ^dodo do 23 8 do do
d° 6 do do do ^24 8 do do
del do^dodo do \o 9 do do
"° 8 do do do do 11 9 do do
d° 9 do^ dodo do 12 9 1 do do
do To do ^do do do 13 9 dodo
do I ~J zodo do 14 9 do do
do 2 %do do ^ls 9 dodo
do 3 ^do do do 16 9 , do do
'^4 do do do 17 9 do do
do $ ^do do doig 9 dodo
do 6 do do doig 9 do do
do 7 ty do do do 20 9 do do
do 8 Jdo do do 16 11 ' do do
do 9 do do do 17 do do do
'°'° g'do do do r 8 do do do
doll do do d°, 19 do do do
doit do do do 20 do dodo
do L 3 ^do do d' 21 do 1 do do
do 14 =do do do 22 do do do
dot) "odo do do 23 do do do
do 16 do do do 24 do do dd
do 17 ?do do do i 3 12 do do
do 18 ^do do do 19 do dodo
do 19 Sdo do d^ 20 do dodo
do2® ^do do d?.21 do ^. do do
do 21 ^do do &22d01 do do
do 22 ^ do do do 23 do 1 do do
d° 23 ^do do do 24 do Jdo do
do 24 dofo d' 21 13 do do
do 2$ do 3° 4o 22 do do do
do 26 do Jo do 23 do 1 do da
'° 2 7 do do do 24 do .3 do do
do 2S J. do do do 84§do do
do 29 do do do 13 4^ dodo
do 30 ^ do do & 144 do do
do 31 do do „ 15 4 do do
do 32 do& do 16 4'l do do
^33 "a do de do 19 4 §do do
do 34 do do do 20 44 do do
*35 vdo do do 21 4^do do
do 36 ^de do do 22 4 I do do
do 37 < do do do 23 4 do do
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BENJAMIN SNOW,
COLLECTOR /w <cr%fo o,??, : .