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FROM INDIA.
Caht. Clay, arrived at Philadelphia from Calcut
ta, "if 9l me,that an expedition, under Admiral Rainier,
mas pieparing at Madras ; and that a Mabratta
war was expelled.
The Britiji Governor General of India, bar pre
ffitN Capt. Waters, of Philadelphia a piece of plate
of 2000 rupees value ; as a tedimony of ref,eft for
dis gallant defenfe agai?fl a French cruiser ; by nvbicb
not only his vaca feip, but a valuable Britifc India
nan mere preferred from falling into the fangs of tie
French.
WHEAT and FLOUR.
An account of the quantity of Foreign Grain And
Flour imported into Ireland, between gtb January
1800 to if September left, laden from authentic re
turns.
Quarters. Bufoels. Cwt. qr. Ib.
Wheat, 721,993 4^
Wheat flour, 176,292 I 20
& 414,176 3
Rye Flour, 11,882 3
Indian Corn, 4,179 I
Indian Meal, 425
Parley, 33,284 I
cwt. 188,600 20
is equal to ^07,77 I Bbls.
Ilans, - - 1,119 3'
°<^, - 3°3,347
Peas, - - 10,071 3
1,488,210 qrs. which is 11,905,607
bufoels of Grain convertible to the food of man, exclu
sive of Flour & Meal as above, equivalent to 107,771
barrels , yet on the 2,th of Oaober, the price of
Wheat was I VJ?lg. or fo ur dollars per bufbel, and
vue-My advancing without a proffer of reduction in
price, when the las accounts were received from En
gland.
Therefore the quantify which it may be possible for
the American States to fend to the Britifo markets
before June, (until that time the Baltic export ports
of grain will be feut) cannot have any effect in re
ducing the price.
An account of the Britifb funds prior to the in
vafon of Cxfar, has lately been difeovered in the pof
feflion of the Brahmins, of Benares, In this valu
able treasure of antiquity, Britain is called by a name
which fgnifes The Holy Island. The Thames,
the Isis, and other rivers, are called by names simi
lar to the present ones, and Stonehenge is described
as a Grand Hindov Temple! The Asiatic So
ciety of Calcutta, arefaid to be preparing for publi
cation a truncation of this interring manufeript.
NEW-YORK, DEC. 19.
The Hon. Mr. Liflon, his Britannic Majesty's
Consul arrived at Norfolk the 4th inst. and is
to take (hipping from there in the frigate An
dromache, for the Weft-Indies. He is to be
succeeded by Mr- Merry, the present charge
des affairs for the British government in Swe
den.
0
The conduct of Capt. Watkins of the Brit
ish frigate Neriede, towards the Americans at
Curracoa, appears to have been extremely un
just—He has, however, been compelled by
Admiral Lord Seymour to return a large sum
of money, belonging to the American Conful—
which being confided to his hands for fafety—
he meanly determined to reserve for adjudica
tion.
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WILMINGTON, DEC. TO,
The profpe&us of a new work, entitled " Child
of ,alias.” has been issued at Baltimore, by Cha's
Prentis. The publication of it will be weekly,
in numbers, of 36 pages, of which numbers
eight will constitute a volume. It is contem
plated principally for thb diffufton of polite li
terature, and the inculcation of moral sentiments
and virtuous habits, through the pleating me
dium of interesting tales and amusing recitals,
and is dedicated " To the Patrons of Litera
ture and the promoters of ufeful and rational
entertainment." To the improvement of the
lair sex, the Editor profeffes the most ardent
devotion ; and from the stile in which those
' profeffions,re conveyed, we can neither dotflit
his intentions or capacity. [Mirror.]
Foreign Articles.
LoNboN, Nov. 4.
It is stated from Cyprus, August
?2, that a Turkish 74, commanded by
Indi Bey, was wrecked near the Castle
of Aboukir, when the officers and crew
became prisoners. The French im
mediately ' et about saving the stores,
&c. upon which Captain Austin, of his
Majesty's brig Peterel, of 18 guns, di
rected two Turkish corvettes to set fire
to the ship, to prevent her benefiting the
enemy ; but as they feared to do so,
he, by his own boats effectually execut
ed that service, allowing the French to
get but one piece of cannon.
The French frigates La Concorde,
of 46, La Medee, of 42, and La Fran
caise, of 32 guns, during their cruize
; on the coat of Brazil, took fifteen fail
of Portuguese ships, two of which are
said to be worth 100,ocol. They car
tied them into - Buenos Ayres. The
fyanifh Governor refufed to fuffer
them to dispose of their prizes ; but the
French Commanding Officer lignified
that, unless he was quietly permitted
to do so, he would fire the town and
burn all the vessels in the harbour. The
Spaniards not being prepared, were
compelled to submit. The ships and
cargoes were accordingly fold, and the
frigates were returning to Europe with
their riches, mostly in specie, when
they were met by fofne of our ships of
war, which captured La Concorde and
La Medee. The Portuguese had two
fail of the line and three frigates at the
Brazils, and were informed of the ene
my being upon their coast. ,
Nov. 12. It is said at Vienna, that
if hostilities commence, the reigning
Duke of Weftimberg will repair to the
Imperial Army, and command in pef
fon the troops which be has in Eng
lish pay. This Prince has taken a
house at Vienna, which gives reason to
believe that h'e has no hopes of soon re
turning to his own States.
) —
PARIS. OCT. 28.
The afmiftice concluded on the <Bth of Au
gust with the Regency of Algiers, by Citizen
Dubois Thainville, has been followed by. a De
finitive Treaty of Peace.
The Dey of Tripoli has declared war againff
the Emperor, and taken three ships under his
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£ortimotttb
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3,i^_
Mr. BURR.— President.
All the returns yet receiyed give Mcffrs.
Burr and Jefferson an equal number of
}electoral votes. —We continue of the opinion
; that they will stand equal at the close of the poll;
; and that the Federal States in Congress, will
I give Mr. Burr their faffrages. Mr. B. has
never yet been charged with writing libellous
letters against the government of his country to
Iforeigners ; and in his politics he has been al
iways open and undisguised. It is granted he is
lambitious, but he is no hypocrite ; and though
he is like Buonaparte in some refpe&s, he pol
feffes none of the cold-hearted qualities of the
! gallic Consul. [Ccntinel.]
A gentleman arrived in town last evening
I from New-York, and informs, that he left there
lon Sunday last, at which time it was currently
Ireported, and generally believed, that Mr.
IBurr was elected Frefident of the United Stakes,
I by reason of one vote being loft to Mr. Jeffer-
I fon in Kentucky. The above information was
said to have been received direct from the feat
of Government. [Price Current,]
0
The most wife dud honefl of the Democratic
party lament, in whispers, the expected success
of the late ballot for President.—They know
" their rock is not as our rock;" and they antici,
pate less auspicious times to our country under
Jefferson, then they hare witnessed, under
WASHINGTON & ADAMS; and they feel,
that recent events will confirm the reproach of
ingratitude, which has been the bane of Repub
lics.
It is said at the fouthward^ that the Hon. 0 li
ver Ellsworivi, Chief Justice of the United
States, has forwarded to The President his re
signation ; and that His Excellency John Jay,
is nominated to the Senate to succeed him.
A letter from Wafliington, fays," Mr. Wol
cott has resigned his office of Secretary of the
Treasury.—He goes out of office new-years
day. He leaves our Finances in excellent or
der. There is now in the Treasury a balance
of 3,000,000 dollars in specie. This is a mod
excellent officer, and he carries with him the
regard of every man of virtue in our country
who knows his character."
Extras of a letter from the city of Wajhington, to
the Editors, dated Dec. 19, 1800.
" The Senate are now closely occupied with
the French Treaty : Nothing tranfpirse as the
doorrare kept closed."
—1 ll■>*’.iMw; «ajßtf w rar aw ■ ■■ I ——-
The weather is said to be so severe at Balti
more, that the schooner Atlantic, was unable to
get nearer that Place than Fell's Point, on ac
count of the Ice in the river; while not a par
ticle of ice is to be seen in any of the Docks of
Philadelphia.
Arrivals and departures since Dec. 26.
Dec. 27,Jailed brig Cherub, Appleton, Tobago
do do brig fofeph, Odiorne, Martinico
do do brig Eagle, Rollins, Weft-Indies
fan. 2, do fob. Hero, Fernald, St. Vincents.
PORTLAND, DEC. 2,.
The schooner Argo of this port, has been driven
afbore at the eaJlzuard; as not any body was found
on board, it is feared that every foul was loft. The
The sch. was commanded by J. Webb of Cape
Elizabeth. Twenty-five bodies were taken up
on fliore,though there were not that number be
longing to the schooner.
, ^ For Advertisements, &c. fee fup
pleirient to this day's Oracle.
—g=3t3t==
MARRIED] —In this town, Mr. John Lom
bard, to Miss Elizabeth Bell—Mr. Patrick Da
ly, to Miss Olive Dennet,
At Newburyport, Rev Daniel Dana, to
Miss Elizabeth Coombs, daughter of Capt.
William Coombs.
MARRIED)—^ Which, Win. Ball, of Sa
lem, to miss Elizabeth Day
—Salem, Capt. Robert Amory, to miss Sally,Bar
nard,dau. of the Rev. Dr. Barnard; David Osborne,
to miss Ann Buffum; Benjamin Balch, to miss Lois
Phippen ; Alexander Donaldson, to miss Elizabeth
PiAe
— Duxbury, Nathaniel Windsor, tun. io miss
Hannab Loring
— Billerica, Lewis Gould, to miss Elizabeth
Cummings
— Boflon, Peter Bullard, to mis Sophia Deprize.
Afevp days ago (fays a Louden Paper) amiss
FISH, the daughter of a rich citizen, was married to
a Mr. HOOK, without a guinea. The Lady's|
fortune was 20,0001. which the bfband got at fight 1
—the Draft may well be called miraculous
tra9rtt.se .. s^Qrcs. srai&. > a&wi * m Nwnramramra
DIED] —On board the brig Lydia, Moses Bar
nard master, on her puffage to Batavia, Henry Sibley,
jun. aged 23
— Providence, mrs. Mary Gario, wife of the
Rev. Dr. Gano
— Salem, Hubartut Mattoon, aged 74 ; mrs.
Mary Cedner
—- Sherburne, miss Ami Bullard, aged 30
— Portland, Nathaniel Cobb, aged 12; mrst
Betsey Perry, aged 26
— Porjland,fuddenly, mrs. Eliza, fenks, aged 47
—mrs. Hannah Shattuck, wife of Moses Shattuck.
At sea, Capt. Eben r Stone, of Newburyport
— Kingston, miss Lydia Drew, aged 24
— Bainjiable, miss Betbiab Lewis, aged 98
At sea, Edward Biddle, midjbipman on board the
U. S.frigate Prudent
— Demarara, Mr. Thomas Dean, aged 18—
formerly of Exeter
I — Port-au-Prince, John Horton, aged 21, of
Salem
—, Newbury^ ran. Hannah Goodwin, aged 21 ;
Benjamin Davis
ytksnßmßmarcmtnrcrenmrcmrcrczrce^^
THE Brethren of St. John's
X Lodge, are particularly requeued to
attend a regular meeting, to be holden at
the Lodge-Room' on Wednesday Even
ing, the 7th inst.
1 RICHARD EVANS, S^ryl
[ Do hereby acknowledge that
II have injured EUNICE TUTTLE,
by ptiblifliing a scandalous flory against
her reputation, which was ihtirelv falfe
and without foundation,— dated at Portf
month, the gift day of December, 1800.
Withefa WILLIAM WALDEN, ir.
R.CpTTS SHANNON.
TO ^E SOLD, '
A yoking COW and
CALF, — -Inquire of the Printer.
WAAL ED to live in a (mail
family, a BOY from 10 to 12 years
'of age ; who will receive good treatment.
; —lnquire of the Printed.
SUGAR & TEA.
FOR SALE BY
Matthew S. Marsh,;
India S UGAR of a good quality.
Hyfon, Hyfon-^in and Bohea
T E A^
Porlfmouth, fan. 3, ISOI.
NOTICE.
ANY perlon or perlons who
are indebted to the Estate of His Ex
cellency STEPHEN DELANCY, late
cf the Inland of Tobago, Enquire, deceas
ed, are reduefted to make payment to
RICHARD S. TIBBETS,
ddminifrator of said Efate, or
DANIEL WALDRON, hi s Attorney.
Porf/moLth, fan. 3, 1801. -
Non-resident and proprietors clireft tat in
MOULTONBORQUGH.
Samuel Brown, jr. 2 B 2 100™ 98
Thomas Brown, 614 2 ,-o 49
do comifion, 0 0 0 I'oo 15
Joliah Dearborn, 1 4 2do 98
Anth. Emery, cbm. 0 0 odo 15
; Jonathan Garland, 113 2do 98
t Jofeph Garland, 21) 2do 98
do common, 0 0 0 do 15
John Garland, 6 1 Ido 98
d ° ' <D 2do 9§
Philip Hooker, ),
common, ( ° OO d° r 5
Heirs John Hale, 2 5 2 do 98
do, 2 B 2do 98
do, 1 2 2do 98
do, 6 1 2do 98
do, 5 2 2do 98
do, 1 3 2do 98
do, 3 A 2do 98
George Jaffrey, 4 3 2do 98
do common, o o odo 15
Joshua James, 1 D 2do 98
Joseph Johnson, 3 1 Ido 98
Joshua Lane, 1 , 2 do 98
Ebenezer Lane, 2 12 2do 98
Jona. Leavitt, 5 D 2do 49
do common, o o odo 15
John Lamprey, half, 5 1T T 25 25
do common, 0 0 0 100 15
Mefervey and co. 1 8 Ido 98
do, 33 2do 98
do common, ° 0 0 do 15
Benjamin Mason, 5 x Ido 98
do, 1 5 2 do 15
Jofiali Moulton, 3d,)
common, j 0 0 0 50 7
John Moffat, do, 0 0 0 100 j~
John Moulton, 4 1 Ido pg
Worth. Moulton, 211 2do pgi
Solly & March, 2 1 Ido pg
do, 4 C 2do pg
do common, 0 0 o do
Jonathan Moulton, 3^B 1 2do pg
do common, 0 0 odo T j
Jot. Odiorne, com. 0 0 odo ^5
Benjamin Page, 2 C ado pg
do common, 0 0 odo jg
Joshua Peirce, 2 8 Ido pg
do common, 0 0 odo yg
Jof. Palmer, com. 0 0 odo „
Stephen Page, 1 B 2do 0
do common. 0 0 0 do 15
Moore & Peirce, 1 2 ido pg
do, 1 10 2 do c 8
do common, 0 0 odo 25
John Ringe, 3 8 ado pg
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Thomas Raud, „ 512 1 25 25
do, 17 2 5° 49
Jacob Kanlet, 5 4 2 50 4 p
John Smith, 0 00 2 49
wm." Simpson, il2 2 too 98
do common, 0 0 odo Q
R. C. Shannon, 5 6 2do 97
I Benj. Sanborn, com. 0 0 odo 15
I Mason & Thombleion,! 1 2do 98
do, 6 6 2do 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Samuel Towle, 210 2 25 fg
John Tuck, com. 0 0 0 0 §
Jere. Towle, do, 0 0 0 too 15
Jofli. Towle, do, 0 0 odo 15
Philip Tewie, 2 4 2do 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
John Wentworth, 5 5 2 do" 08
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Richard Wibird, 3 4 ado 98
do common,. 0 0 odo 15
Th. Wallingford, 6 9 Ido 196
do common, 0 0 odb 15
M. H. Wentworth, 711 Ido 98
do,l 42 ado 98
do common, 0 0 odo 15
Heirs W. Whipple 0 0 0 80 249
TAMWORTH.— NonreJidenis aud
proprietors direct tax.
0
L c
• ^ • • •
Heirs Johnßryept) o ^ , 0( , ;,
remaining unpaid, °
Wm. Coffin, 7,7 too 74
do, § 6 do 98
Ceorge Jeffery, c 1 do 1 47
do. No 1 & 3 0 150 24
John Jewell, ? 21 & 22 7 100 x 47
Jouth end, ,'
Daniel Ladd, 0 0 50 98
Alex. Lesley, 38 &40 < >ifo 1 23
John Moore, 1 6 100 ,98
do, 8 8 do 98
Samuel Moore, 5 0 do 12
do, 7 0 do. ^
do, 26 0 50 12
do, 28 0 50 12
Robert B. Qrr, 0 0 o f 76
John,Webiter,Efq. 105 0 100 4,
do, 22 0 do 25
do, 24 0 do 25
do, 45 0 do 25
John Webster, j 6 9 5 do 98
Enoch Webfier, 6 7 do 98
do. 78 do 98
Tim. Walker, 7 4 do 1 23
Moses Weed, 0 ° 1 7° 2 80
Orlando Weed, 0 0 150 1 47
unknownlot ly- ) n
ing east long lots. , " ' 'j
STATE OF NEPZ-HAMPSHIRE. Strafford, ff.
.j Twenty-Sixth Collection DifbiCt.
NO [ICE 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 Direct Tax remains due and unpaid, from the Bth of January last,
agreeable to an ad of Congress, passed July 14th 1798 ; that Co much of said lands as will fatisfy said tax with charges, will be fold
at Public Auction, viz.—Those remaining unpaid at Moultonborpugh, Sandwich, and Center-Harbor, at the house ot John Gilman,
Esq. in said Sandwich, on Monday the 9th day of February. -Those of Tamwerrtk at the d welling-house ot 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 of 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.
SANDWJCH — NonreJident and Pro
prietors' dired tax follows.
R ^ ^ ^P
° , '
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, Batchelder, 2 10 do 74
do, 11 ia do 39
Nath'l Batcheldor, 2 2 do 34
do, .1 4 3 8 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 49
do, 25 10 do 25
Benjamin Currier, 18 8 do 74
Benjamin Connor, 12 10 do 44
dd, 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 ii do 6
TruewortbyFolfomao 9 do 12
Josiah Folsom, 3 7 do 5
Jon. Folium, 5 9 do 49
Nathaniel Gidding, 5 io ~do 74
Joseph Gilman, 17 11 do 5
Saffi lel Gilman, jr.29 12 do 19
Andrew Gerrifh, |
fliort range, ) 4 0
Samuel Harris, 21 2 100 74
do, 30 12 do 15
Robert Hale, 26 5 do 27
do, x 8 11 do 9
Philip Heath, 0 0 175 1 72
Joshua Love- ) „ h ?
• , > co 0 121
joys mills., d
Clement Moody, 10 11 100 44
Josiah Miles, 10 7 do 10
J. Nelson, half 14 6 50 25
James Nevins, 18 10 ioq 6
Moses Perkins, 3 1 do 15
agents of the ? fro 8
proprietors, ) ° 3
do, £2 7 do 5
Benj. Rogers, 20 it do to
Satcli. 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 doB
do, 6 19 do 49
Jona. Warner, 1 11 do 79
do, 1 12 do 79
M. H. Went- ) 29 4do 79
worth, 5
do, 4 13 d ° 16
Joshua Young, 5 6 do 5
CONWAY— Nonresident and Proprietors
direct tax.
, 0 tin
z ^^ q
fr
Theo. Atkinson) o o o °
common,
do, go 0 70.11
Jacob Ayer corn. 6 0 0 70 11
Peter Ayer, com. 00 p 70 11
Samuel Ayer, com. 0 0 0 70 11
Richard Ayer, corn. 0 0 0 70 11
Elizabeth Brown, 68 s j 30 147
do, 5° ° 0 too 49
do, 67 E 060 8
Heirs of Henry Y.) 66 x o2 g 6!
Brown, intervale, ,
do, ' 5 2 0 100 49
do, 48 3 0 50 8
James Burley, com. odo 0 70 11
H. Y. Brown, 6do 0 70 11
Andrew Burton odo 6 70 11
David Carr, 9do 0 70 11
Francis Carr, odo 0 70 11
Tho. Cutts, in com. 0 3 0 175 87
Moses Eastman com. 0 0 70 it
Asa Foster, com. 0 0 70 11
Moses Foster, com, 0 0 70 11
John Johnson, com. 0 0 70 it
William Ingals, com. 0 0 70 it
Sam'l Ingals, com. 0 0 70 ti
John Ingals, com. 0 0 70 11
Asa Kimbal, com. 0 0 70 11
Henry Lovejoy,com. 0 0 76 if
Sa i Livermore,com. 0 0 70 11
John T.Mafon,com. 0 c 70 it
Sam'l Merril, com. 0 0 70 It
Nath'l Perly, com. 0 0 70 11
S. Spring,No 58 &59 z 0 160 235
do com. of John) o o „
Martin, jr,,
do B. Ingals, 9 0 70 ft.
John Temple com. 0. 07° 11
DanielWarner,com. 0 0 70 11
Location, direa tax,
James M'Hurd, ) ; x f b
adj. Jof. Walker § ° ' 47
^ ste : r "^ '^l 0 500 245
Eben. Burbank,,
unknown on do, 0 200 98
John Stark, 200 93
unknown fuppof- o 9 - o4 64
ed A. Stark, ,
unknown fuppof-) 040 ?
jed S. Stark, § 4 34
To be SO LD, together, ^ in Lon,
as Toil! be# fait the Purcbafers.
THAT truly valuable and
pfefantly situated FARM, at Little-
Harbour, late the property of Capt John
Blunt, deceased, containing 120 acres of
excellent tillage, mowing, orchard, salt
and frelh Marfli and pasture, together
with the House, Barns, flock and farm
ing utensils. The conveniency of fea
manure, fifliing, fowling, or carrying on
the fiffiing business, is too well known to
need description. The whole premises
is well inclofed with stone wall, and the
pa ft ures ft 0 red with wood. What re
mains utifold on Tuelday 20th January
next, will then be fold at public vendue,
at £i 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
GEORGE F. BLUNT.
PGrtfmautb, December 6, I^o O.
. Io J£ SOL^,
qpHAT pleaiant and valuaoie
little FARM,coirtaining 44 acres of
mowing, tillage, frefli meadow, orchard
and pasture, situated on Sagamores Creek,
2 miles from the State-House. The pal
ture is Weil stored with wood, and has an
inexhaustible turf Bog, equal to any ever
cut in Ireland, the whole Farm.is well in
clofed, and cross fenced with stone wall;
and hasa good dwelling.Houfe, Barn, and
2 wells of water ; the eligible situation
of the Land for tea-manure with the cou
veniency of filling, fowling, bathing,
and extensive profpea of the Harbour's
mouth, Ille of shoals, and the ocean, ren
ders it a most deferable summer retreat ;
if it is not fold by Tuefday 20th January
next, it will then be fold at public ven
due, at the New-Hampfliire Hotel, at it
o'clock A. M. — For a plan of the lame;
and terms (which will be liberal) apply
to GEORGE F. BLUNT;
CENTER-HARBOR — Nonresident and
j Proprietors dire# tax.
George Meferve, 71 113 63
Richard Wibird, 6 2 250 363
EATON— Nunrefident.direct tax.
Col. Atkinson; 57 1 100 49
do 185 £ do 25
John Bryent, 54 1 do 74
do, 4 3 do 25
James Burley, 124 1 do 74
do, 89 3 do 25
Josh. Bracket, 149 2 do 25
do, 61 2 do 49
Arthur Bennet, 131 3 do 25
John Burley, 59 2 do 74
do, 179 2 do 25
Thomas Bennet, 48 1 do ' 74
do, 44 3 do 25
Joseph Bennet, tg2 3 do 25
Alex. Blair's ) h
1 } 0 0 1900 4 66
location,) 7
Jacob Blafdell, 107 3 100 1 96
do, 106 3 do 69
do, 150 3 do 4 ,
do, ] 59 -8 d ° 25
de, 26 i;do 74
do, .50 3 do 25
do., 109 2 do 25
do, 89 3 do 25
do, 123 i do 1 23
do, 21 1 do 74
do, 56 i do 74
do, 65 i do 74.
do, 27 i do 74
do, 58 2 do 49
Sam'l Chapman, 48 2 do 30
Nicholas Duda, 90 1 do 74
Jona.Danforth } ^ , do ^
com. unknown) .
and undivided,^ 4° 5 88
John Folfoni, 09 1 100 74
do, 3 3 d ° 25
David Folsom, 49 1 do 74
do, 122 3 do 25
John Folsom, jr. 83 1 do 74
do, 22 I do 25
Nath'l Folfoni, 12 i do 74
do, 94 I do 4 4
Jere. Folsom, 99 1 do 74
Joshua Frost, 47 1 do 74
do, 91 I do 74
Jere. Folsom, jr. 96 2 do 74
do, 184 2 do 25
Jere Gilman, 117 1 do 74
Israel Gilman, ,52 2 do 25
John Gilman, 120 1, do 49
do, 184 2 do 2 g
Edw'd Hilton jr. 158 2 d 6 25
John Hartford, 73 1 do 74
David Hix, 67 1 do 74
do, 182 2 do 25
Nicti. Hartford, 115 i do 59
John Johnson, 53 1 do 74
do, 128 2 do 25
John Mead, jr. 29 1 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
d °\4 124 3 d ° 39
Benj. Mead, 178 2 do 30
Dan'l M'Neal 10-)
cation unpaid, , ° °
Nath'l Martin's ) , T m,
location, § 0 0 2000 l 9 60
Dan'l Mason, 145 3 100 25
Stephen Mason, 47 2 do 74
Rob't B. Orr >
half lot, f ° ° 50 37
Th. Pinkham lot, 1(4 2d 100 2$
David,Pottle, 23 2d do 7g
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 74
Bartho. Smart, 126 1 do 74
John Smith, 150 2 do 25
John Sullivan, 122 1 do 35
Winth. Smart, 36 3 do 25
Edw'd Smith, 16^ 2 do 25
Benja. Smith, 161 2 do 25
Nath'l Stevens, 2 2 do 25
John Tafh, 71 1 do 49
Thomas Tafh, 55 1 188 69
Col. Warner, 25 1 100 5,
do, 46 3 do 25
Joseph Young, 10 x do 59
d<>, 50 i do 59
Josiah York, 180 2 do 25
Thomas York, 183 2 do 32
unknown fat, 123 1 do 1 23
JACOB.GILMAN, C^eflor.
WANTED a Imall Farm-
HOUSE and BARN, to be built
and compleated in the plainest manner,
for which unimproved Lands in the
country will be given inpayment Any
person willing to contrast for said build
ings, may beat further by enquiring of
the Printer. Pen fcouth, Dec. 20, rSod;
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