The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-06-13 00:00:00, page 3

BALTIMORE, MAY 29.
Another "old Soldier and Patriot turned
adrift.
The President of the United States has dis
placed Mr David Hopkins, Marshal of this dif
tridl, & appointed Mr Reuben Etting,t o succeed
him.— Mr Hopkins served with great honor and
' reputation as aft officer in the American Army,
during the whole of the,war, that terminated
in the eftablilhment of the independence of the
United States, and is well known to have com
ported himfelf as a good citizen ever since.
Why then turn out such a chara,&er ?No
doubt became he is a friend to the constitution
of his country, and has not yelped the praises of
the ear wigs, who have of late been much about
the perfop of Mr Jefferfon and probably will pot
ftkk at trifles to provide for their own families
and friends. , # !:
If Mr Hopkins has been dismissed because he
is a federalift, and no other crime can possibly be
alledged against him, let it not be asked who
was his predecessor and what where his princi
ples to the day ofhis death. If the late presi
dent was accufcd of intolerance without smooth
words, what is the present one, with all his hon
ied profeffions?
Docs he "feel power and forget right, or are
" we all republicans, all federalifts.
S. Bishop is appointed Collector of New-Ha
ven, in Connecticut. Tomake way for.whom,
however, Elizur Goodrich, Esq. late a Member
of Congrcfs, a man of unblemiflied honor and
acknowledged ability, has been turned out of
office. Mr. G. who was appointed but a few
months since, had given up his other butinefs,
and refigncd bis feat in the Congrcfs for the
purpose of being enabled more perfectly to dif
<;harge the duties of his office—But he was a
66 Federalist" —3; I hekefore, has been turned
out ; any thing in a certain Aftil speech made
in March, to the contrary notwithstanding.
David L. Laknes. Judge of Rhode-lfland
diftrid.'
The agents and factors of American
merchants, at „. Croix, have obtain
ed perrhiffion from the British Com
mandant, at that place, to export sugars
to the United States in payment of Such
debts as were contracted before the
capture of the island.
Mr. Peter Luz, a rigger, at New-York, has
drawn the ten thousand dollar prize in die state
Road Lottery.
When the right of declaring war was
granted to the whole National Legis
lature exclusively, can it be conceived
that it was even intended to delegate
to the President alone the prerogative
of anting without such a declaration, as
though it had a&ually been made, and
of rushing into measures of war with
out even consulting the other represent
atives of the people ?
When our vefl'els of war were in drucl
ed.by the late administration to repel
the injuries of France, was it not in confer
quence of a law ordained for the pur
pose : Did not Mr. Adams repeatedly
exhort Congress to enable him to give
such inftruftions before they consented
to do so ? and did he enter on any
measure of defence without their declar
ed approbation ?
Let the Constitution be attended to,
and there will not be found a single syl
lable which vests in the President the
right of making a&ual war, or even of
repelling dired hostilities except in pur
suance of a previous law of Congress.
If Ivin Jefferfon pofTeffes a power of
so extensive a nature with refpeft to
Algiers and Tripoli, he possesses it with
refpeft to all the world, and dreadful
indeed may be the consequences if. he
can ;drag the United States into a war
with any of the most powerful nations
of Europe without the consent and a
gainst the wishes of the other branches
of Government.
The queftiori then arises by what part
of the constitution is the President au
thorised to enter on a measure of this
nature, without the previous faudion
of Congress?
Thepower of declaring war, of grant
ingletters of Marque and Reprisal, rules
concerning captures on land and water,
of providing even for calling forth the
Militia to suppress infurreftions and to
repel invasions has been verted express-
Iv in the legislative branch of Govern
ment.
the court of admiralty referred to, without attend
ing to the limitations therein contained.
" The general principle refpeaing the colonial
''rode bar in the course of the pefent war been to a
certain degree relaxed, in confederation of the prefcnt
Hate of commerce. It is now diflin ffly underfoot,
and it has been repeatedly so decided by the high
court of admiralty, and the court of appeal, that the
produce ofthe colonies of the enemy may be imported
by a neutral into bis own country, and ma, be re-ex
ported from thence even to tip mother country of
fuels colony ; and in like manner the produce, and
mana failures of the mother country may in this cir
cuitous mode legally find their way to the colonies.
The direst trade, however between the mother coun
try audits colonies, has not, I apprehend, been recog
nized as legal either by bis Majfly's government or
by bistribunals.
" IVbat is a direct trade, or what amounts to an
intermediate importation into the neutral country,
may feme time be a quefion of feme difficult, : A
general definition of either, applicable to all cases
Cannot well be laid down. The quefion mufi depend
upon tit particular ci?cumflances of each case. Per
haps tie mere touching in the neutral country to tale
frefb clearances may properly be considered as a
fraudulent evafon, and as, in ffert, the dire&,
trade ; but the high court of admiralty bay express!,
decided fund I fee. no reason to expert that the court
of “fra! will v cry the rule) that landing the goods
and paying the duties in the neutral country breads
the continuity of the voyage, and is fuel an importa
tion a; legalifes the trade, although the goods he re
shipped in the fame vffel, and on account of the
fame neutral proprietor, and be forwarded for sale
to the mother country of the colony!
A true copy from the files of the Department of
State. JACOB WAGNER.
.It appears now to be cftablilhed be
vor.d all doubt, that the fquadronaffem
b±ed at Hampton Roads, is defined to
aft against the cruizers of the Barbary
States.
APPOINTMENTS by Authority,
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE fr
BOSTON, JUNE io.
It is with no small degree of regret
that the Federal Electors ih the third
ealtern didrift, have seen kvo candi
dates p^efented to them, for tilling the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of the lion. Judge Thacher. When
union among the friends of ord< and
good Government is so absolutely ne
cessary, as at this time, it is a matter of
furious concern, that they Should apply
their whole Hrength, and dire& their
undivided attention, to the flipport of
that man whose merit entitles him to
their esteem, and whose services de
mand the gratuity of their confidence.
When disunion mud place a man into
office, whose principles do not accord
with the interest or the wishes of the
majority of the electors in the Dillrid.
These are reasons fuincient to induce
them to unite in the support of that
man whose talents, pi inciples, integrity
and knowledge of the interests of the
people, entitle him to their favor, and
whose election will be a mean of lecur
ing to them the blessings of a good 6
Government.
Arrived at Kenpfunk, the brig Polly, Captain
Jefe Towne, in 19 days from Dominica — left there
fcb'r Amine, of Marblebead, to fail in 8 days for
Mai blcbead, all well—fcb'r Two Brothers, of
New-Haven, to fail in 4 days for New-Haven.
Lift of American vcffels left at Surrinain,i2th
May, 1801.— Ship fefferfon, Cutter, Portfmoutb ;
brigs Harriot, Babfon, and Fortune, Greely, Port
land ; Enterprise, Cunningham, Wifeaffet ; Nancy,
Cook, Providence ; Molly, of Baltimore ; Zelpbia,
Williams, Norfolk —-fcrooners Harriot, Sumner,
Bojlon ; Sally, RamfJcll, Salem , Difpatcb, Clift,
New-London—Jloop Sukey, Brown, Cape-Ann,
In a natural position of the legs as far as the
knee-joints, form nearly aright and horizontal
line from the knee-joints, they hang down by
the fore-lhoulders, They move with the Ikin,
wlien the Ihakcs herfclfto drive away flies—
fhe has the power of moving them baclt and
forward ; or rather dangling them by her fide,
for their motion is extremely irregular.
The owner thinks these legs grow but very
little at present ; thr,fldh docs not feel so
firm @nd healthy, as that on the other legs.
When the calf is slain, it is hoped that some
person {killed in comparative anatomy will be
called to dissed it, and give the world a eor
re& difeription of this extraordinary conforma
tion; and that the ficin with tire additional legs
entire will be preserved in such a manner as
to make an uieful and acceptable present for
our Univerfiry's mufcum.
-.ct.v —-E-v.roarsTOTQ c-^ —1 ;—
AIARRIED] —At Plaijioiu, Daniel Bartlett,
to miss Ruth Giles
— Newburyport, William Morris, to miss Mar
garet "Jenkins
In this town, Capt. William Cox, to miss Pbebe
Harflct, both of this town
"DIE I) j At Northwood, mrs. Sufannab Clark,
aged„.,rife,of Jonathan Clark, Esq. of that town.
At New- Caffe, Capt. John Simpson, aged 79
In this town, Mr.j)avid Call, aged 77; Vegas,
a black, woman aged %§ '
For a few days past, has been shown in this
town, a CALF with SIX LEGS. This prodigy
of nature was brought from Dover, is about fix
weeks old, brisk and lively, well formed, except
the two supernumerary legs. Tlftfe arise with
in an inch of each other, from a tuft of ikin and
long hair on the withers. They have no other
connexion with the Ihouldcr blades, but a flight
attachment by a few small mbfelcs or cords.—
The right additional leg is about half as large
and nearly as long as the common sere leg,
with proper bones, joints, hoofs, &c. The left
one is about one third as large, afid two thirds
as long as the common leg, properly formed,
save the hoof is not cloven.
ORDAINED] —At Orjord, N. H. Rev.
Sylvc/ier Dana
THE nerfon with whom the
4<h J sh Volume ROSEAU'S
EMILIUS, belonging tn PmrfmoiMfr
Library, was left, is ret/o fled f^ have it
at Mr. Tread Weir? Bo krioie. Juno 13.
' 1 .
is, therefore, recommended as a man
pollening all those requisites for so im
portant a Nation as that of Representa
tive to Congress. A FARMFR.
PEIRCEs Oracle's Marine Journal,
Arrivals and departures Since May 29.
May 3° foiled fcb. Ruth, Derby, Sf. Kith
do do brig Polly, Bayley, Demarara
3'l arrived brig Hitty, Lord, Tobago
tyune I do brig Orion, Bryard, Tobago
2 brig Little Cherub, Abpleton, Tobago
3 failed brig Orion, Bryard, Nezuyork
4 do brig Union, Fernald, Norfolk
It appears by information from the Gene
ral Court of this State, that the whole num
ber of votes for Governor the present year was
16,639, of which his Excellency JOHN T.
GILMAN, Esq. had 10,898 : Timothy Walker
5249, and Scattering, 492.
Hon. John Prentice, Esq. is chosen Speak
er of the House, by a majority of four votes.
The vacancies are filled in the Senate, with
Mcffrs. Orr, Shepherd, Whitcomb, & M.RufTel.
Messrs. Blanchard, Wingate, Wallace, Stevens
and Freeman, are chosen Counfellors.
George Clinton, Esq. has been declared as
Governor cleft of New-York; and Jeremiah
Van Renffclacr, as Lieutenant Governor.
^ortfmoutlj
do do brig Betsey, Giover, Grenada
do do Wm. & Mary, Orr, Brfiol,via Boston,
dofailed fob's Hero, Savage, Demarara
do do fcb'r Charlotte, M'Glintock; Tobago.
9 arrivedfloop Washington, Stayers, St, Vincents,
IO failed brig Camillus, Labe, Dominico
do do fcb. Success, Chamberlain, Guadeloupe
^arrived brig Ceres;Under?jood, Martinico.
Hfcb'r Amity, Bugg, Philadelphia
Hon. Oliver Peabody, lift. Treasurer.
Hon. Joseph Pearson, Esq. Secretary.
For the United States Oracle of the Day.
ShAcbes of Natural Hiftorj.
SATURDAY, 7UNE i%, isoi.
MR. PF.,RCE,
do do fcb r Diligent, Dennet, Antigua
6 do brig Hero, Rollins, St. Vincents
7 arrive# brig Mary, Frost, Jamaica
COL. JOHN LORD
A FaPOR.
BERWICK, JUNE 10, 1801.
Lufus nature.
MIL ITAR Y SOCIETY,
ATTENTION !
§U,° Me members compofoig
this Society arc reefed to meet at Col.
Brewster's, on WAnflay the I „b infl.
at 8 o'clock, P. M. Roll to be called at
halt paj? eight o'clock —by order from the
Commanding Officer,
A CURE FOR A SCOLD!
For Charliers, &c. fee Bills of the Day.
Tickets of entrance to be bed at the Alfembly-
Room, and at C. Peirce's Bookdore.
town, and has taken a convenient room
for hs buhnefs at MraFrothingham's, in
Daniel liicrt, nearly opposite the Oracle
Office. Where may be seen (a Portrait
of Join Alams an I another of Thomas
I fcrfon and fomdother fpe # i mens of his
performance,)he Hitters himfelf that those
La ics & Gentlemen, who may favour
him with employment, will receive the
mod pleasing and striking rcfemblances.
Po' t/mouth, fune 13.
JOSHUA HAVEN, Clerk.
Rortfa^tb, Jwie 13, 1801.
New-Callle Bridge.
q^HE proprietors of New-Callie
Bridge are hereby notified, that a
fur tier all if 1 ent of FIFTEEN DOLL
ARS on each Share is assessed, and or
dered to be paid into the Treafory on or
btforethe firft day of JULY next —laid
proprietors are therefore requeued to pay
in the lame accordingly ; and all thole
who are cicinquent on either of the for
mer diT.liments, are requeued to make
m iline payment, as it is expected that
the Bridge will be completed in th b month
oi July ^ex , and thru mull be sensible
that the money is wnum to defray the
expences which neccflarily accrue from
the undertaking.
Anhalt, - Mr. Downie,
Count Caffel, • Mr. Dickenfon,
Land-lord, - Mr. Barnes.
Hubert, (an oldcottager) Mr. Dickenfon,
Verdun, (a Rhyming Butler) Mr. Villiers,
Agatha Fribourg - Miss Field.
Amelia Wildenhaim, - Mrs. Harper.
Cottagers wife, - Mrs.Downic.
”° n b> CRAZY JANE (in ebjra&rjmifs Field
School for ladies, ^m 8 o'clock a.m.
to 12. For gentlemen, in the afternoon
or evening to 10. 8 dollars per quarter
for each Scholar, one half to be paid at
entrance and the remainder at the end.of
the quarter. 12 fubfcribcrs.it leafy for
morning School, and 20 for the afternoon
or evening. For gentlemen, days will be
appointed for their convenience, twice a
week.
Written by Kotzebue, author of the, Stran
ger, False Shame, Self Immolation, Sighs,
Horse and Widow, &c. &c.
The Translator in his preface to this inter
esting Play, observes that it is a Drama which
Kotzebues himfelf is known to esteem one of
the happied efforts of his genius ; & the London
Reviewers fay, " There never was a produc
tion fabmitted to any audience, with greater
advantages, or claims to universal admiration."
Fredrick Fribourg, - Mr. Harper,
Baron Wildenhaim, - Mr, Kenny,
Mr. Thompson,
PORTRAIT PAIN PER,
Rdpcctlolly iMorms the public
that he :Iws lately arrived in this
Henry Prescott, Treasurer.
Portsmouth, June 13, iSoi.
tfrmQ;^^.~y'w>m?.^ r&TCwrcmCT
FOR SOLE,
AP.leatantly situated HOUSE
and other conveniences, on frame
Point, in this town. —The lot is 66 feet
front, and 375 deep.—The house is in
good repair—and will be fold ch^p and
a generous credit given. -For particu
lars inquire of
CHARLES BLUNT,
living on the premifes. # June 13
Shakes?ear's favorite FAR CE of
Catherine & Petruchio
O R
Is opened at the New Market
Hall, every Tuefday and Thursday
evening for the large elafs, and every
Thursday and Saturday in the afternoon
for the fmnll cLfs.
Mr. Maurice also proposes to teach,
in the fame Academy, that most beauti.
fol and ufdul accomplishment of the
FRENCH LANGUAGE, if there ap
pears Efficient encouragement.
N° B, Mr. Maurice has taught the
French Language in Rhode-Hand Col
lege, Cambridge Univerffty, and Myftik
Academy, with 3oyei's Grammer and
Dictionary, which h s been proved by his
Students to by toe nioft eat') and fliorteft
way to, learn the language, by thole who
are acquainted with tlxir own grammar;
Mr. Maurice, therefore recommends Boy
er's grammar;and will procure them for
his pupils, if applied for.
A Subscription is lodged at his boarding
houie, Wafhingtoh-Qrect, neaftireßridfr.
Potifmouth June 3, ISO 1.
For the Benefit of
Mr. KENNY & M^ FIELD.
ON MONDAY EVENING,
Jimeis,l^olJF//I be prefaited.
Francis Maurice's
Dancing Academy.
Theatre Port/mouth.
The Evenings amufoment to Conclude with
LOVERS VOWS,
A COMEDY in ti^e a< L h, Called
OR THE
NATURAL SON.
CONDITIONS.
Cutlery Line,
feck as Penknives—Jackknives—Table
knives & Firks, Razors of all qualities—
Scissors, &c, &c.
Just received and forjale at the
Portsmouth Book-Store,
a complete aflartment of new Types for a
Printing Office, confining of
Five-line-Pica—Doubl Pica—
Great Primer—Pica— Long Primer and
Burgeois,—with a near adortment of
Flowers and Ornamen s, which will be
fold for Cafli, or approved Notes.—ap
ply to W'm TREADWELL &C ?.
June 13. iSor.
Seamen's M Hraffes, Pillows, &c. a few
tine Muralles for Gentlemen's ufein the
warm months.
Just arrived from LONDON and new
opened and ready forfole at
C. Peirce's Bookstore,
No. § Daniel flreet Potymouth, N. H. viz.
BACON's Abridgment, Shep
pard's Touchline; Modern Re
ports ; De Solme on the Constitution ;
Cornyns' Digest ; Harrifon' sChancery
Practice ; Attorney's Praaice ; Tidd's
Practical Forms; The ill. and 21. vo|s.
of Supplement to Viner's Abridgement ;
Crown Circuit Companion ; Chitty and
Kidd on Bills of Exchange; Coke's
Bankrupt Laws; Efpiniffe's nifi prims ;
Park on Insurance; Burrow's Reports ;
Raymond'sdo. Co>k 3 Blackstone,
Douglass, Dumford and East Reports;
Brown's in Chancery; Ambler's, At
kin's, Strange's; Salkeld's ; Shower's do.
modern do ; Willon' sdo. and Pierre
William's Reports. ALSO,
Bibles ; Testaments, Paper of
various qualities, red and black Wafers
and Sealing Wax; Patent and other Ink
flanris ; Pounce and Pounce boxes; Ink
Powder ; Dutch Quills, various knds ;
Shaving Boxes ; Brollies and Razors ;
Penknives ; Ladies and Gentlemen's Poc
ket Books ; Ivory fine Teeth Combs, and
a great variety of other articles.
FOR SALE,
A few Hhds. Molasses
of a superior quality, just landing from
the Brig Cmres, —apply to
J. T. SLADE.
Portfaouth, June 13, 1801.
mr * CT tarty '——-I uUli
John Underwood,
Having received a quantity of excellent
HEMP,
Can lupply any person with
CORDAGE
at tbe'fhorteft notice. June 13.
WE the fubferibers being ap
pointed Commissioners by the
Hon. Edward Cutts, E q. Judge of Pro
bate of wills, &c.in and for the county of
York, to receive the claims of the Several
creditors to the estate of JOHN REAY,
late of L= banon, in said county, defeated,
represented Insolvent—hereby give no
tice that we will attend for that purpose,
on the last Monday ofthis, and oi the five
following months, from one o'clock
to fix on said days, at thedwelliog house
of Nicholas Shapitigh, in Lebanon.
JONATHAN BURROWS,
ICHABOD SMITH.
Lebanon, June 4, 1801.
Live Cents reward.
RAN away from me the sub
scriber, the §th of April last, an in
dented Apprentice, named James Wh&f,
about 20 years old, about fix feet high,
slender made, of a light' complexion.
Whoever will retutn said runaway (hall
have Five Cents reward, and all necessary
charges paid-All persons are cautioned
against trulling or employing said runa
way, if they would avoid the penalty of
the Law. SIMON TOWLE.
Chefo, Jtme,^. ISot. .<
Win. Treadwell, & Co,
havejuft receiv'd , frej% afotment of
One Cent reward.
RUNAWAY from the lubferiber an
indented ,appentice by the name of
WILLIAMS Gerris*, about seventeen
years old, was die ffed in flihrt clothes of
a light colour, —All persons are forbid
harbouring or trusting him on my ac
count, as they would wish to avoid the
penalties of the law—Whoever will re
turn laid runaway (hall have the above
reward and no charges paid by the fub'-
scriber. EDWARD. DIMSEY.
Porifmo^th, June lOj fßoi.'
Have just received a quantity of
7 by 9 Bristol Crown GLASS,
And a number of
Best German-Steel Mill-SAWS,
which are now ready for file at their
Store in Market.ftreet, Portsmouth.
Mill-Saws & Glass.
H. &T Penhallow,
Paper Hangings,
(French,Englifh & American.)
To Printers.
Law Books.
TAKE NO TICE.
sundry articles in the
Lifl^P Letters,
remaining in the Poll-Office
Portsmouth, N. H. June 12.
JESSE APPLETON, Hampton. Geo.
Abbot. Geo. Adams. Ephraim
Amazeen, Neic-Caftle. Liman Adams.
Jamy Ayers. Wm. Ayers, Hampfead.
B
Wm. Barnes. Geo. Boyd. Wm.
Balch. Sam. Bailey. Enoch Baglev.
Cazueau Bailey. Mr. Bifbop. Joseph
Bishop. Sarah Burke. Stephen Brown,
N. Hampton. Ephraim BLfnell. John
Burn^m. Pollv B>wden. Jona, Boggs.
Moses Brown, Rochefler. J 4>ph Bourne.
Peter Bragg, Seabrook. Elizabeth Bart,
let', Silas Bettan.
C $
Daniel Conner. William C?verly.&
Jacob Cram. Johannah Cambridge. 4
Carter & Pickering. Joseph Cutts, Kit
,er,.Margaret C de. Enoch Coleman,
Newington. Jn% C>ten. Benja. Chap
man. Stephen Cafwdl, Hamman.
D.
Thomas Dearborn. Jno. Divis.
William Dx,n. Thos. Dockham.—
Nathan Di Ingham, Lee. Simon Dear
born, N. HU. Ala Dearborn. Joseph
Dodge. Simon D,w, Hampton.
E
Samuel Elkins, Rye.
F '
Winthrop Frost, Greenland. Robert
Fuller, Kittery. Charles Fmald, ditto.
Mary Fuller. St non Fitter, Ki # tery.—
Nuhl. Folsom, Newington. Ephraim
Fellows, Hampton. [l>.Foye, Rye. Lo
is Foster. Nancy Furber. Ilaachcr O
ber Foster. John Ford.
G
Alexander Gibson. James H. Gree
nough. Edward Gove, James Griffin.
J f-ph Gordon. Sally Goodwin, , ml.
Gerifh. Benja. GunniSon, Kt tery.—
Benjamin Garon-r. Charles B. Grace.—
Sam. Gorge, Hampton.
H
Nith'l Hooper, Kittery. Rch'd D.
Hat, New noton. T'tom s H>:chk 5.
Benj. P H 1 r. Capt. Hufi. Greenland.
Janes Hooper. B r fy Hety. Renard
How. Jn% Haddefs.^
I
John N. Ingals.
John Kearney. Henry J Knox.
L
Ebenezer Laurence, Hampton.
M
Phebe Manuel, Joseph Monfon, jun.
Kittery. Elis Mendum. James Mel
cher. Thomas Moulton. Doneau Me
Naughton:
N
Comfort Neal, Lee. David N° rrn n,
St atham. William Nutter. 31% NH
fon. Nancy S. Nclfon. Miry Nw
hill. Mary Nclfon. Anthony A well.
Samuel Nclfon.
O
Overseers of the P>or or SHed rm
for the Town of Kutery. Gorg J.
Osborne.
P
H-nry Prescott, New-Caffle. Dais
Pi rponr, Kittoy Amo, Park s,
Rye. James Peavey, Newington Wi
liam Pigeon, Hampton J bn Pke,
Hampton Falls, Elizabeth Pick rhir
Greenland. Jelle Perkins, Jha
Prentice.
R
Thomas Roach. Joseph Richards;
Rochefler. W loan Ratuliff. Joseph
Rarid, Rye. . William M Robins. Sam
uel R nd, Rye.
S
Jernes Scott, Sarah Stackpole. Sal
ly Sewards. Sarah. Stevens, Tv'ton^ro'.
Ehlha Sylvester. William Slavey, Rye.
Jofeph* Seward. Moks Siff ad, Y^ k.
Alexan ter Shapleigb, M. — S>utnera
John Sanbourn, No^h Hampton. ..
T
Thomas T eadwell. J Teph Tric key,
John Towers. Nmcv K^yn^urg
Tounceorot. Eljah Tacker. E zoetti
Twimen. .Anata T yer. E'nund
Toppan. J>hn T Ithen, Kittoy.
U
Marv Underwood.
V
Mr. Villers.
W,
Party Wentworth. John WiHon.
G. Witfield. Benj. Wdfon. M%
Wlfon. Hannah.Whitten, Greenland.
Oliver Whipple, Hampton. Jane Wik ™-
kins. Thomn Wentworth. M^fes™
Wells, Hampton- Falls.
Y'
Robert Yeaton.%
N. B. Those names which have no
Towns annexed, are f>r Portfropth:
MARK SIMES, PM
6=^smmßn^mmmfftw» to*'3s&p _re
A quantity of
POLLOCK FISH,, ,
FOR SALE Bv k
Elilha Whidden; ^
alt No. ;, Lofrtt%rf, Portfmouik,
T goo bushels of Maryland Corn.
160 calks Stone LIME.
336 Ceder POSTS.
A quantity of excellent Lumber.
A few barrels TAR
. A quantity of excellent,
Cord Wood and Hemlock Bark.)
Portsmouth, June 12, ißor.
* FOR SALE,.
B, DAVID LOUD, A
Portsmouth, June 13, ißof