The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1805-06-25 00:00:00, page 3

It is now generaily known that our
worthy President Jefferfon will de
cline ancther ele&tion. This is the
dignity of his Independence, and a
proof that he despises to abuse power.
But even this example, worthy of his
past condu&, does not escape the cen
f{ure of the enemies of the public liber
ties. Tho’ he proposes his resignation
in the plenitade of his power and of
public favor, Rill it is imputed to a
molt ungenerous fear of his friends.
And they who have alarmed our
country with the fears of usurpation,
are the firlt to fufpeé and censure this
aét of the Patriot and Hero : Though
time is now given to colle&® and to
diret the public opinion in the choice
of a fucceflor, and this circumstance
is of the greatelt importance in the e
le@ion to the highest office of State.
Yet even th;:‘senero'us measure is im
puted to a design to ripen a plan for
the exaltation of a party, and to af
ford a triumph over the public wish
es. So utterly destitute is party of
all sentiment and virtue, that the best
adtions as well as the worlt are equal
- 1y exposed to the worlt interpretations,
and Le has the greatelt fame who can
invent the most sure defamation, and
can mo{} boldly set all truth at defi
ance. Yet the records of our Coun
try shall report to distant agesy Feffer-
J I ‘éfag;Wf'“ i
oy natioo [ Balew Beglfir.]
BOSTON, JUNE 21.
Combined flzets—On the destination of
this fleet, conje&ure is very busy, but
the truth is only known to the com
manders. . There long stay at Fort
France (Martinique) has been attri
buted to the expe@ation of the arrival’
of other thips of war from France or
Spain. Some believe they are destin
ed for the Eal Indies, others think
they will join the Brest fl=et, to make
an attack on the channel fleet of En
gland, under admiral Cornwallis; and
thereby favor a descent oa Britain;
but, if {fuch is l§heir design, it must
be dependent on circumitances. .It
was ascertained by Loendon advices to
the Bth of May, that the greatest a
larm prevails in that city, which was
caused by the Brest flzet having put
to sea. The Britith government or
dered a general embargo, on all Ea
glith veflels, on the 7th of May, when
an impreflment of seamen took place
at all the ports, and the greatelt ac
tivity prevailed in the dock yards to
tit out the ships in ordinary.
Admiral Nelson has goneto Egypt
in quelt of the French fleet, and the
cause of this mistake on his part, arose
from the information that they had
returned.to port, to land goco men,
who immediately marched to Italy.s.-
Admiral Gravina was at Paris, at the
moment the French thips failed from
Toulon ; when he set off immediately
for Cadiz, whence he failed the day
after his arrival, with g ships, which
were all that were then ready for sea.
A sixth ship, the San Raphael, of 74,
joined the fleet at Martinico.
It might be supposed that if they
meant any vigorous operaticns a
gainlt the British islands, in that quar
ter, iney would have attempted 4
coup de main, before this time, elpe
cially as Jamaica is {o enraged at pre
sent with the irfational condu@ of
their governor, that the different
parishes have agreed to wear crape
for one Inonth, as an indicatien of
their colonial grievances. :
Gen. Laurifton, who commands
the land forces, was Aid.de-Camp to
Bonaparte in Egypt, aiid was selected
to carry the preliminaries of peace
from Amiens to London ; and was
carried through that metropolis in his
carraige by the starving thanufactur
ers, who itnharneffed his horses, and
bore him in triumph, like a miniltring
Angel, to the Court of St. Jamés’s.—
The Britith {floop of war Cyane, was
captured by the combined fleet on its
paflage : the ships are rated and coms
manded as follows
French Ships.—Lie Bucentaure, 80,
vice ad. Villcnctife, capt. J. J. Mag
endi ; Le Formidable, 80, rear ad.
Dumangeir, capt. Letellier ; Le Nep
tune, 80, capt. Meftraille ; L’lndomp
table, 80, Hubett Le Sluton, 74, Cof
mas ; Lemontblanc, 74, Lavillegris ;
I’Aigle, 74, Gourrege ; L’ Atlas, 74,
Roland ; L’lntrepide, 74, Depeyron
ne ;' Le Swiftfure, 74, Vilmandrion ;
Le Scipion, 74, Berenger ; Le Ber
wick, 74, Camas—— Frigates—Lia
Cornelic, 44, Martingues; L’Hor
tenfe, 40, Lamarcillene ; Le Rhin; 40,
L’infernet ; L.’Hermione, 40, Make ;
La Syrenne, 36, Chabert; La The
mis, 36, Jugand——3B/ps of war—:
The Cyane, 26, British sloop, taken by
the fleet ; La Torche, 26, Dehem-.—
Brigs—Le Furet, Dumay ;La Nay
ade, Aimond ; L’Argitis, Talliard.
Spanish Sbip::-'—_fE'(g Argonhaute, 80,
ad. Gravina, cammodore Horre ; El
Terrible, 74, capt. Mondraggon ; La
Firma, 74, don Raphael Villaireenzea;
El San Yago de Efpana, 74, Munioz ;
El San Yago de America, 74, D’ar
rack ; El San Raphael, 74, Moneffe
——Frigate—La Magdalene, 40, Cat
re. : ———— S j
~ The Blues and the Attilléty went
through their military evolutions with
much neathefs and élegance ; they ate
well disciplined. =~ :
~ The Speétators derived no {mall de
grec of pleasure from the appearance
.of two companies of boys who had
dressed themg:lvcs in uniform and ma
neeuvred in the Rreets and’ before the
Governor’s hofifé ;—they shared m
the genefal feltivity, and were served
with refrefhments at his Exeellency’s..
-, The displays of the day were a plea
sing testimony of the efiéem in which
his Excellency i$ held, and are a hap
py omen of the co-operation of the
citizens of the State in whatever mea
sures he may wish to pursue for their
benefit arid the best interests of the
dniod. —_— U i
The Civil and Military officers of
diftin&ion who repaired to Pifcataqua
Bridge in carriages on Thursday last
to join the Governor’s escort, regret
ted their inability bf not being néar
the person of his excellenc¥ at the time
of his dismounting on Wibird’s hill ;
they were disappointed owing to the
valt concourse of citizens who attend
ed on horseback which prevented their
near approach and compelled them to
remain 4t a diltance.
i IMPORTANT. .
In confirmation of an articlé under
the N. York head, (fays the U. States
Gazette ) relative te. American Claims
- on Spain, we have it in our power to
~ftate, that information of an impor
[ tant nature has been received in Phi
ladelphia from Madrid, corroborating
the account that none of those claims
Wwould bé pdid, and that difcuflions of
{o serious a nature had taken place be
tween the Spanish Court and our Am
baflador, ds rendered it probable that
the latter would speedily retire from
that kingdom.
We are sorry to state advices are
tfeceived in this city of a contagious fe
ver having again appeared and alrea
'dy ihade great ravages at Malaga and
in other ports of Spain ; which threa
tened calamities more fatal than had
afflicted Spain in former years.
Psrismouth,
Tuespay June 23, 1803. ._
The twentieth day of Fune 803
His Excellency JOHN LANGDON,
who by the fuffrages of his fellow
citizens was called to the Executive of
this State, made his entrance in town.
From Concord to Pifcataqua Bridge,
he was alternately escorted by uni
formed companies, and large numbers
of Citizens from the different towns
on his rout.. ,At the bridge, he was
welcomed by Col. Wirker and Ma
jor SparuAwk, accompanied by the
Greenland Troop, under command of
Capt. Whipben, and by a niumherous
retenue from this town ; together with
a large concoutfe of people from va
rious Quarters, on, Horse-back and in
earriages.. By them his Excellency
was escorted to this place, and was
met at Wibird’s Hill by the * Gilman
Blues’” under the command of Capt.
Samuel Larkin ; whilst the Artillery
commanded by Capt.. Edward J.
Long, from a field adjoining the road,
saluted bim by the discharge of 32
guns. . The procession proceeded .to
conduét his Excellency’ to his dwell
ing, wherea profufion of refre/iments
awaited them. The day was favora
ble, for altho” warm, a gentle breeze
contribiited to refrefh the air and to
render it agreeable. At no time, if we
except the entratnce of our Venerable
Patriot George. WasuinsTonw, ‘did
we wigniels such unequivoeal proofs of
approbation, nor fo'large a concoutfe,
of citizens. We are within bounds
when we fay there were no less -than
Six hundred persons ol horseback fol
lowing his Excellency, 3iid more than
JSixty carriages brought up the rezr.—
At his entrance the streets and the win
dows and tops of the houses in town,
were crowded with cheerful and hap
py countenances, and the liveliness of
the {cene was heightened by the cheer
ful ringing of the bells.
- Col. Warker and Major Srar
#Awk, who undertook the etiquette of
the day, are entitled to the warmest
praises i'g‘r theitr laudable condué& on
the occaflion. : ; '
British Amity !—llt is in general ré.
collection, that during the last year,
the port of New-York was for several
weeks kept in'a state of Blockade, by
the Britith frigate Cambrian, Capt.
Bradley—-and that our government
made complaint, and had him recall
ed 3 and that he was succeeded by
Bere:ford, who has putfued the fame
course. This Bradley, who was re¢all
ed; it now appears, instead of being
calhiered of court-martialléd, has
been provuoied to the command of a 74
gun {hip | ——=Exa@lly so was Capt.
Horne promoted when Prefrdent Wash.
ington complained of his insult to the
Governor of Rhode-Ifland.——llt is
in vain to expeét any change, from as.
fec¥ion or julticey in the condu of the
Britith counsels towards America.
¢ S Awrora.
Portsmouth, THEATRE:
F XK W W KK
3 BY DESIKE OF . .
The Right Wor/bipful Grand Mas
- tery Qfficers and Members of the
: _ Grand Lodge. et
THIS EVENING, Juneé 23,
1805—will be presented 2 favor
. .. ite Comedy, called -
The Dramatist ; or
STOP HIM WHO CAN.
t Vapid, | . Mr. Bernard,
- Lord Scratch, Mr. Kenny,
Nevilley : Mr. Wilson,
Eonui, Mr. Morgan,
- Willoughby, ~Mzr. Barnes,
- Floriville, . Mr, Powell,
! Louisa, . Mrs. Dickenfong
"~ Lady Walrfort, ‘Mys. Baker,
| Lety, : Miss Bated,
~_Mariaone, M, Beroard,
End of the Comedy, 2 Mafoni¢ Songy
; by Brother Wilson.
And a Masonic Address entitled “Gy
.+ ges Ring,” by Mrs. Powel].
To awhich awill be added a Musical Ex
tertainment, cqlltd et O
RIVAL SOLDIERS ;of
SPRIGS OF LAUREL.
Captaio Cruizer,. Mr, Powell,
: Majo: Taßlic, My, Keppi,
Lenox, "}Tin Rival Sol- { Mr. Wi!(dp;
Sinclair, [ diers, Mr. Barnes,
Corpnral Scrub; , Mr, Morgan,
Nipperkiny =~ Mo, B’ér’n‘arl:
Mary, ~ Mi 6 Bases, -
** The doors to be opentd at haif pafi
6, and the performance to commente prés
cifely at half pafl 7 o¢lock. el
Tickets to be had at the Thédtre, and
at Treadwells’ Bookflere, - - .. o
L S ]
ALL petfons indebted to the {'E“
of Capt. JOHN SEAWARDS,
‘mariner, decealed, are requested to
make immediate payment, and all
those who have demands against g
fame are requested to éxhibit them for
Rty o coins Gl
~ HANNAH SEAWARDS,
R e
uy o 500 420 o 3 el c&QM é‘.‘f-’t‘.&‘f‘ég
¢ Republican Fefivoal. §
g THE anaiverfury of Al;neric:a.n‘:{s
¢ Independence, and the glogxous tri-g,
gumph of Republicanism in New. P
gHampthire, will be celebrated ‘ing
Qthis town on thefourth day of Ju
{ly next, at Jefferfon Hall, wheres
fthe Republican Citizens of this and
#the adjacent towns, are tefpectfully
&invited to join in the feltival. .. &
% N. B.—A subscription paper forg
the above, Festival, i, at Mr. E.%
&Went'worté’: store; head of Buck-%
é’ﬁreet. e oK : 0
*@‘r;:’.,'.,;“3;“3.;;:}‘;.o,:;u;.uzuguzn:,.;3:.*
... FOREIGN: ...
. From various sources, London dates
to the 10th May, have been received.
——From: which appears that an em.
bargo had been laid on all Britith ship
ping in England, the 7th-May, and in
Scotland on the loth—that a heavy
press took place in all the ports ; that
a new and important Expedition, was
on the point of quitting England ;—
that some very important dispatches
‘had been teccived ao‘m the North of
Furope ;. that an inéteafe of agtivity
was evident in all the ports of France,
which indicated some impottant move
ments ; that the Brefl fleet had mad
two attetnpts to élude the vigilance oi‘
the blockading fquadrer ; and that
the apbrehenfions of invafior. had been
excited to such a degree in England,
4 to warrant. the march of thé force,
dlletted to defend the countty. . -~
+ Lord Melville has been removed 4s
firft Lord of the Britith Admiralty,
upon an accusation of a corrupt ap
plication of profits arising from the use
of public money to his private émolu
meént. PB B o . - y
. A valuable colleclion eltimated it
10,0Q0, dls. has been presented to the
N.Yotk Academy of Arts, by the Em.
perorof France— of which Society, he
is an honcrary member. ..: . ..
Various accounts are i ¢circulation
of the combined fleets.. The French
and Spanish squadrons, cenfifting of
18 fail of the line, and 7 frigates, ar
rived at Martinico, the 14th ‘May,
from Cadiz.—As soon as the Englith
fleet can come up with them, a severe
pattle must enfue.—Boffon Magazine.
oo JIARINE MEMORANDA....,
PDortfmouth, June 25, 1805.
. Sunday arrived, thip Nancy, caprain
Stoodley, in 35 days from Antigua bay (Ja.
maica)—%ft there, brig Jane, Rust, just
arrived from New-York ; Spoke in the
gulph, sth June lat. ¢7, a schooner 2 days
from the Havanna, bound to Salem. |
.. 1 Lk 6oov;blEDouio, ‘ : ‘l‘
_, In this town Mis. Uscey Broucu.
‘TON, wife of Mr, Solomon Broughton,
aged 30 years. - : A ; &
. A'child’ of Mr. Thomas Moses, about
8 yecars of'age, - WL e ‘
. In Eogland Epwagp-Frsuer, Efqs
second son of John Fisher Esq. formerly of
thistown, LI s :
; Atßoflon, Mr, Tuomas BALDWIN,
jr. oo of Dr. Thomas géldwib. :
1o Boston, in May lalt, of s fever DAN
-lEL MARDEN aged 19 years son of Jona
than Marden of this town, - . b
Drowned—at Danbarton, N. H. Mr. €4-
Les BancrorT, aged 3 3--Also, at
Pepperell, Mr. Daniet ﬂsi.o'o'b, aged
19 years, ~
. STATE or NEW.HAMPSHIRE~——CHesaIRE, fs. kit
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the non-resident “proprietors and owners of
land in the.town of NEWGRANTHAM,; who Hi¢e not paid their. highway and
State taxes for the year 1804 ; thai unlels they pay sthe fame to me the fubleriber, oo or
before the 27th day of Seprember next, so moch of their lands in said town as will pay
{aid taxes, together with incidental chatges, will be fold at public vendug, to the highe
bidder, at the dwc!ling.boufqof James Smith, Esq. in said New-Grantbath, at ted
o’clock A, M. on said day, unlels prevented by previous payment.
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Mﬂﬂfﬁ‘dﬂi.‘ Prapn'elor’: G"d , - g = S & > g ;‘ e 2
. owners Names. 18 Kon B & Rk} & KR
; : : €. D.¢.| e e B eTR
Eliakim Siebbins, e e 0 e 200 38 B 0 00 YlB
Samson Willard, : A 1o 4 12
Jaties Stoadley, jua, 62 100 o 1 o 150 15 5o 166 4 1%
Samucl Dickenfoo, 59 100 g 0 I . .
Joho Hupi, _ gg 100 g 0 1 o 100 15 8o 100 412
Lois Batler, . e 100 4 13
Oliver Warger, 100 1§ 5o 100 4 12
Moses Belding, 100 4 12
Buoker Gay, . ; : %00 4 182
Medad Pomroy; 18 100 go 1 o 100 4 12
Lucivs Doolittle, . : in : 100 1% 50 100 4 12
i:am‘e_s Nevins, Efg. 483 50 15 o 0 50 50 7% 25 100 412
lifha Alexander, : ek ) 190 4 1
Oliver Doolittle, o : ‘ 100 15 $0 8 3 5
Mus, Packer, 47 100 80 1 © 100 1§ 5o 100 4 is
:}ohn Williams, . : 100 4 12
ames Dwyre, 100 4 1%
.. Marthew Belding, , ,I 100 4 12
g_oL John Hoaks, : : ~ , 100 15 50 100 4§ 1%
eth Field, Esq. - 42 100 go 1 © 100 15 4@ 100 4 12
- Rufus Wells, g V 100 4 1t
‘Moles Hoaks, . . 28 100 g 0 1 o ico ¢ 1g
Eliiah Williams, Em_. 40 100 o 1 O 100 ¢ llg
Elijah Williams, Efg. 18 50 15 ©3O |
Abigail Hall, i 6} . . . 100 4 12
glivcr Barret, 55 100 8o 31 o 100 15 5° 100 4 12
lijah Stebbins, g 9 100 8 1.0 100 15 &0 100 412
Simeon Alexander; ¢ ] 100 4 13
Ifiacl Joves, ' 100 4 18
James Stoodley, Efg. R, ; 100 4 18
goﬁph Stebbins, - 88 100 go 1 o . : : e
litha Hoat, g e 4 » Lo Aed vy 18
Lt. Samuel Hant, 41 100 30 1 © '
. William Symms, 2i 100 g 0 1 o 100 4 12
- ' Capt. Samuel Hunt; 'SO 100 80 1 O i 100 4 18
William Palfrey, - 8¢ 68 20 06% o - 100 4 12’
Gad Lymoo, - | gl i e © 180 4 12
Beujamin Barret; Dbl iy S 8 RN Y 1080 4
Martin Afbley, 44 100 go 4 o 100 1§ 50 100 412
, g.oﬁab Jones, ‘ ' B L 106 412
. Seth Catlin, Gt B o B R i 100 418
George Field; b 0 100 go 1 0 100 15 50 100 4 12
32': J,B“, 'y g 8 100 30 X o 100 15 §¢ 100 413
. Charles &}iufe‘ S 0 b S g 1200 412
caﬂx“mmm e e L S aomig ae
. \Phinehas Lyman, 's‘ 100 80 1 © ek ‘IOO 413
tfmiA B o oo RBNe g 8 o e |
" David Field, . 824 100 g 0 1 1 L T
- Dhei ﬁl‘lrlqu iot iB s e BTNI Sl RN
. New Graneham, June, 19, o, 0. o 5 . OLIVER DUTTON, Colleftor
;.. State of Neav-Hamp/floire.
NOI‘ICE is hereby given (0 the non-rg
- fident proprietor and owner of land
in the town of HANCOCK, county of
Hill{borough, and- State fiorefaid, who
bas not paid his {chec!;, town, and
‘county raxes for the jyear 1803 ; ihat so
mnch of his land 23 will pay said taxesto
getbes with incidental chiarges, will be fold
at public vendue, at the dwelling-houle of
Noak Wheeler, innholder 1o (aid town, on
the last Wedpelday-in August pext, at ten
o’clock A. M. unless prevented by previous
payment to me the {fubfcriber, 1
: Stchool, Town. County.
3 t c. €. c.Mm.
Amos Whittemore. = go + 8 - 1 3
SAMUEL FOX, CoLrLECcTOR.
Hancock, Jane 15, 1805.
: State of New-Hampshire. .
NOTXCE {hctcby giv::p& the non.re
fident proprietors.and owners of Jand
in the town of. Hancock, county of Hilif.
borough, and State 4forefaid, who have. not
paid their highway, connty road; town, State
ichool & county taxes tor the year Boy, that
so much of their lands as will pay said taxes,
together with , incidental charges, will be
fold at public vendue; at the dwelling-house
of Noat Wheeler, innholder in (aid town, on
the last Wedne(day in Augat vext, at 10
o’clock A. M. unless prevented by previous
payment to me the subscriber, =
¢
53 = 3 o%: ?o8 2?
; A T »FRINF
2 MRS PERE
G RN :'-‘.&Ng:-g 2=n
. Unimproved. e R
Heirs of John :
Hancock, 'Efq. }le‘o 1028 2 94
S e B 0 Bk 1
ditto, - . 100 72 68 2318 8
dito, . . 100 8¢ 5t 17136
dito, - . 400 10 248 16 12 4
Wity > o S 5 ABR g 4
; & Sckool Town State County
. Improved. . 'c. c. ¢. .
Amos Whittemore, %7 B¢ m g
SAMUEL FOX, CoLtecror.
Hancock, Fune 13, 1803,
> FOR SALE BY
- Elisha Hill, jr.
' 46 puncheons good retailing
Grenada, Tobago, and St. Vincents
RUM, just imported 3 8o Hhds best
retailing Molafles ; . § Hhds retailing
Sugars ; N. E.. RUM; Brandy,
Flour, Raisins ; Malaga Wine, whole
and half bbls. Beef, tubs of Deef ;
Hyfon Skin Tea ; Tar, Mould. and
dipt Catidles ; Soap ; 1 feroon Ind:.
£O 3 e N e
Standing Rigging and Anchors, for
a brig from 160 to 200 tons.
| Portsmouth, Fune 25.
p . FOR SALE. '
FROM 30 to 5o MULES for
A sale, which will be delivered at
the fhortelt notice—enquire of |
: . DANIEL CLARK.
_ Exeter, Fane 23, 1805, ,
ALL persons indébtad to, or that
# * have any deminds 2gainlt the e-
Rate of THEOPHILUS SMITH,
Esq. late of Exeter, deceased, arc hete.
by requested to present their accounts
for fettementto - - s
THEOPHILUS SMITH, Exicuior.
. Stratham, Jun: 24, 1805,
TI‘iURSDAY NEXT: !
: > 28 i Yo ® S ize s
® For sale at AUCTION,
: N THUSDAY, the e7th inR. The
HOUSE owned and improved by ihé
B\aptiﬂ S:ciety in this'town,— The boilding
to Be remaved immediately afier the sale,
to give plzce for 2 new and more convenient
one SNalcat g d’clock, on the premises.
. Vahiable AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, Suly oth, <will
.o . be exposed at public sale,
One hun&éd &tvrenty povnds
¥ 5 f‘.é?l@g’s worth of
. Valuaore BOOKS,
lately imported fism LONDON.
Time and place of Yule, will be made
knows in nest Saturdayi gaper. ..
CAZNEAU BAYLEY, Auc?'r.
"’}[” HE . Drawing of Pifcata
- qua Biuidge Lottery will. com
mence on the Igth day of July nextia
Boston ; and all. unfold Tickets will.
go.into the hands of the company on
the firlt July, after that date, Tickets
will be enhanced to five dollars and
fifty cents—Agents entrusted: with
Tickets to fell, will govern themselves
accordingly. . - : geiais (AL
- Printers ;. who have publithed the
scheme in their papersin New-Hamp
shire, and the diftri® of Maire are de
sired to publish this. .. ~ .. .
THOMAS THOMPSON,)} Mana-
ELIJAH HALL. . gers.
. Po'rt[maat.z, 25th Fune, 180 s:‘_
v NGRSO . _
ALL,pérfons: indebted to, or that
have any demands against the e
fate of HENRY TREDICK AM.
AZEEN,Iate of New Caftle,mariner,
deceased, are requelted to exhibit.the
famie to the fubicriber for fettiement.
SAMUEL HUTCHINGS,
b b - Adminifirator,
Portfmeuth, Fune 24, 1805.
i o Bt e e e
ALL persons indebted to, or that
have any demands against the e
state of JOHN ABBOT, late of Porti
mouth, cordwainer, deceased ; are re
uefted to exhibit the fame to the fub
{criber for fettlemet. . . 00l g
SAMUEL HUTCHINGS;
: vt Adminiflrater.
Pertfmouth, Funz 24, 1805.
: RS 0 Ty PRI
A CONVENIENT DWELLING
~~ HOUSE in Jaffrey-Rreet, hav
ing four lower rooms and four cham
bers, with a cellar of 5o feet in length
and 20 feet wide, .. Inguire of
J. WHIPPLE. June 23, 1805.
STRAY_ED from the fub
kJ feriber in .Brentwood, the zoth
May last, a black H/ORSE, about four
teen hands high atid thin of fleth—=
Awso, a ofie .year old COLT 7, who
trots all, dark iron gray color—Any
person that will teturn said Horses to
the subscriber; or give information
where they may be had, shall be kand
fomely rewarded by BarTHOLoMEW
THING. Brentwood, Fune 1, 1805.