The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-12-13 00:00:00, page 4

I Poetical kepojuor,.
L For the United States' Oracle of the Day.
TO / FRIEND.
SAY, haft thou tailed of the cup of woe,
Which fin, firft mingled for the sons of men ?
5 Has death's ftrcng arm in silent dust laid low
[ The lov'd companion, and the boloni friend.
F Bless God, thy God, on adoration's knee,
That Heaven, all gra&us lent.a wife so long:
I 'Tis but a moment, and the fame decree,
Shall add a husband, tb the countless throng
1 Os fathers, mothers, children, doom'd to tread,
[ The solemn mansions of the living, dead.
I Yes ! of the living dead — for tho' we die,
K Our witness, record, hope, is fix'd on high;
[There faith difeerns the much lov'd wife of
youth;
I And BOAZ lives, forever lives with RUTH.
THE Moralist —N0.381.
" Blessings ever wait on virtuous deeds ;
" And tbP a late, a sure reward fuccecds."
THAT course of life, which is of all others
the wifefl, the fafeft, and pleasantest, is a
virtuous ; and every deviation from that, must
give remorse and uneasiness, unless the bosom is
steeled to sensibility ; and wicked indeed must
the wretch be, who indiferiminately, and with
the fame fatisfadlion, indulges in virtue and
vice.
A course of life is generally shaped in youth,
which is, in this refpe&, the moll important
period, because this is the time of life “ to rear
the tender thought, and teach the young idea
hotyto (hoot." How important is it then, that
parents endeavor by every art in their power,
to train up their children in the Way they
Should go ; to inftil into their tender minds, the
precepts of wisdom, and. implant in their hearts
the feeds of virtue, to teach them to honor their
parents, their country and their God; to inflruft
them, that benevolence, a love of truth and horn
cfty, are the three cardinal virtues ; and that
ingratitude,difrefpedl to parents, lying, Healing,
profanity, Sabbath-breaking, and all wickedness
will meet with punishment. here or hereafter,
and above all to set them an example. By so
doing, you will not Only difeharge your duty to
God, but will give yourfclves an unfpeakablc
plcafurejn the approbation of a good confidence.
The MEDLEY.—No. 144.
Four dollars reward is offered in the Wash
ington paper for a Steer, that has strayed from
Georgetown College I A description of the ani
mal is given, but nothing said about the profi
ciency he has made in hisfafo.
An ACT regulating Marriages, and'fer the regis
tering of Marriages, Births and Burials.
And be it enabled, that the Clerk of every
town a^d place in the State, shall record Births
and Burials, and all perfpns concerned, are to
give notice of such Births and Burials to the
Clerk within one month—and pay two pence
for every Birth or burial by the said Clerk re
corded.
And be it further enacted, that if any parent
shall ncglcd, for one year after the Birth of any
Child, to make return to the Clerk of the town
or place, in which such Child is born, of the
time of the birth of such Child, the person so
neglecting shall forfeit and pay the person fac
ing for the fame, the sum of twenty (hillings,
[This Ael passed February 15, 1791.]
LANCASTER, (Pennsylvania) NOV. 1%;
EARTHQUAKES.
In the course of the last two days we have
been vilited by federal alarming Earthquakes.
The rumours as to the number and violence of
these convulsions have not yet been reduced to
certainty by the public opinion. We believe
the firfl appearance was on Wednesday morn
ing, about five o'clock, which " seemed like the
murmurs of dfant winds." A few minutes before
fix on the fame morning we had the most vio
lent shock. It continued for about fifty seconds,
agitated every thing, and was in found like the
rumbling of many carriages over a done pave
ment. Yesterday morning shortly before two
o'clock, there was a shock nearly as violent. In
the interval, and since, four or five more trivial
agitations have taken place.
From the Alexandria (Virg.) Paper.
It behoves every friend to virtue to contribute
his influence to the complete suppression of gam
ing. The consequences attendant upon this vile
praaice every now and then shock the ear of
humanity. A quarrel at a gaming table often
ends in a duel, and sometimes in murder. A
melancholy infiance of the latter happened in
Alexandria (Virg.) on Saturday fen'night—A
man by the name of John Longden fat down
to play cards in company with several others.
The whole company soon became inflamed
with liquor ; a quarrel enfued,which, after some
time terminated in Longden's receiving a wound
froma knife which has since ended his exig
ence. A Jury of Inquest have found a verdia
of Wilful Murder. The perpetrator of the
crime is in Jail, and will no doubt receive a pro
per reward from the hand of Justice.
_ . , __ v^ttMtra^M^.-w^ ———
A French officer lately (hot himfelf at an inn
in Dijon. The fang-froid, and even alacrity,
with which he appears to have perpetrated the
atrocious adl, cannot fail to excite the mix
ed emotions of astonishment and horror. He
left behind him two letters, in one of which he
relates his preparations for death ; in the other,
he ridicules his enemies, the revolution, and
eternity.—" Weary," fays he, «of travelling in
this world, I felt anxious to visit the other :—an
opportunity occurred, and I improved it. Those
who may be desirous to hear from me, must di
red to the Supreme Temple, Department of
Eternity. When I return among you, your
children will be quite grown up." Lon.paper.
Died at Paris, the 13th Sept, the celebrated
Architea, Lotus, aged 76.
Died lately at Gibraltar, Capt. Thomas Hag
gard, of the Blip Louisa, of Philadelphia.
g. Among many brave and gallant Men,
who in defence of their property, have fallen
vidims to the Pirates and Robbers of France,
perhaps none have been cut off, whose charac
ter flood more elevated than this gentleman's^
0
MELANCHOLLY ACCIDENT.
DROWNED] —On Saturday laft,at a place
called Fog-lfland,in Penobfcot Bay, Mr- Nath'l
Shelton, Polly Shelton, his wife, Alex'r Hall, a
black man, Judea Shelton, daughter of Mr. &
Mrs. Shelton, and two young lads,—viz. Wm.
and Jeremiah Shelton. Mr. Shelton was re
moving his family in a boat by water, from
Deyr-lfle to Fog-lfland, and had on board yoke
of cattle. The boat had nearly reached the
fhorc, when the cattle broke from their confine
ment and upset her. Mr. Cutter, who was
likewise on board at the time the disaster took
place, was the only person who escaped with
fre. He however, was severely wounded in at
tempting to reach the shore, which after much
difficulty he attained. (Portland paper].
^eto^oo^
Peter Coffin,
' Has imported in the flips Sally and Packet,
from Liverpool, an extrnjive assortment of
°Fall & Winter GOODS
Which are now opening far sale by wholesale
I I and retail—(.onjifling of
BEST Superfine, mid
dling and low priced Broad Cloths
f °' the most fafliionable colors; Habit
1 Cloths ; Cadi neres ; Costings ; fine
brown and blue Ratteens for furrouts;—
IDevonshire1 Devonshire Kerleys; Forest Cloths; Baiz
-Ics; black, white, red, green, crimlon and
!yellow Flannels ; rule and mill'd Blankets;
iWhitneys; Serges; Wildbores; Cam
blets; Crapes; Hair bints; Durants; —
Tammies ; Shalloons ; Calamancoes ;
Florentines.
A great variety of
Swanfdown and fashionable
Lainett wittcoating ; Thick feus ; Cor
duroys; Velvets; olack, crimson and
green Shuggs; worded and silk Plutli ;
silk Velvets; Mens black Satin; Fufiims;
Jeans ; Denims; C>ttonets ; Quiltings.
A large affirtment of
Calicoes and Chintzes of the
latest fafhion; new fancy laced and Nel-
Jon's Prints ; elegant chintz and ging
ham Furniture; a great variety of fofli-1
ionable plaid and Ihip'd Ginghams ; fash
ionable printed Muflios; Muliinets ;
Dimities; fine Cambricks ; cotton Shirt
ing ; large cotton Counterpanes ; Dia
pers; Table Cloths ; green Table Cov
erings.
A great variety of
Book, Jaconet, Strip'd^ Check'd,
tambor'd and black Mullins ; fashiona
ble color'd plain and Laced Lapwings ;
Mullin Handkerchiefs; Mens Necker
chiefs ; Camorick Muffins.
Elegant Camels hair Shawls,
some large with<filk Nettings ; check'd,
border'd, tobm'd, and black silk Shawls;
purple, chintz and Mullin Sitawls ; ro
mal, cotton, bandanno and black silk
Handkerchiefs.
A great variety of
English and India Luftrings ;
a large affortmeut of firip'd, plaid and
changeable Italian Silks; Boglapoprs, for
Mens Coats; black and color'd Modes;
black and color'd Sanins; color'd Tiffa-'
nies; black, white, blue, green and pink
Italian Crapes; plain, net, crape and
cypress Gauz.s; black Lace Veiling ;
Millinets.
A large affiftment of
Thread, Laces and Edgings ;
black Silk Laces ; a great variety ol Sat
tin, china, mode and love Ribbons ;
gold and silver Laces ; gold and silver
Cord; gold and silver Fringes; gold and
silver Thread; gold and lilver Epaulets,
some very elegant ; Velvet Ribbons.
Agreat variety of
Fashionable Straw, Chip and
Willow Bonnets ; a large alfortment of
Ki<l and Morocco Shoes; elegant fted
Shoe Ornaments ; Shoe Roles ; Shoe -
Ties; G')Vc Ties ; cotton and silk Gir
dles ; cotton, lilk and china Gown
Trimmings ; elegant pearl and Gilt
Necklaces and Etr-drops ; Parafoles.
Ladies fashionable black Sat
tin and other beavers ; fashionable white,
black, cohir'd and beaded Feathers; mens
fashionable Nelson crown Hats.
A large assortment of
Mens and youths worked and
cotton Hole ; mens wnite and black silk
Hose, with laced clocks; Womens Cot-|
ton and silk Hole ; girls and buys wiie
& color'd worked Hole; womens black,
white and color'd filx Gioves and Mitts ;
womens black and color'd cotton and
worsted Gloves and Mitts ; mens and
womens black Gaiters ; Mens and wo
mens worried Seeks ; mens and boys
worried Gloves; misses black and color'd
worried Gloves and Mitts ; mens color'd
worried Caps ; cotton Night Caps ;
mens white and black gauze Hose.
Worsted Pantaloons ; Panta
loon Pieces ; Pantaloon and Boot Hose ;
worried Drawers; mill'd and kchnar
nack Caps , mens beaver arid wash leath
er Gloves, tome lined with flannel; mens
black and white Silk Gloves; belt while
Kid Gloves : emigrant Socks and Boots.
Riding Breeches
A large nfotment of
Mock Sable, red and grey Fox,
Goats beard, and Bear Mutts and Tip
pets ; white angclo, mock and real Sable,
, tinged canary and silver grey Ermine.
Faihionable steel, gilt, plated,
filvet'd, horn, matthewmau and Italian
Buttons*;Button Moulds ; Sleeve But
tons ; polic'd rieel Knee BuckltS; silver
Thimbits ; steel and gilt Watch Chains,
Seals and Krys; Shirt Buttons ; Tooth
Brushes; Spangles ; Morocco Pocket
Books ; Pins,
A large affirtmtnt ts
India Cottons; cheap yard
I wide Irifli Linens ; Irifli Sheetings ; —
brown Hollands ; Checks ; Threads ;
embroidering and Common Sewing S'lks;
Twist; Gallooms ; cotton and silk Fer
rets; Tapes ; Bindings.
A large affirtmeut of Kidderminjier
Carpets and Carpeting.
Portsmouth, Oflober 3, 1 800.
Village Harmony,
sth Edition with new additions, just published,
and for file by C, Palmer, Porrfroouth.
Nonrefdent Delinquents
in BATH.
X < ^ ^^ ^
100 11 Weft. 60
do 2 I do 60
do 3 1 do 60
do 8 1 do 60
^do 14 x do 60
^do 3 2 do 60
Odo 11 3 do 80
Zdo 16 3 do 80
do 17 1 do 40
^do 23 1 do 40
c,do 24 I do 40
Hdo 2$ 1 do 40
Zdo 26 I do 40
,do 28 I do 40
ZSO 29.2 do 20
^IOO 30 2 do 40
gdo 31 2 do 40
~do 41 2 do 40
^do 44 3 do 60
£«do 45 3 do 60
%do 54 3 do 60
do 563 do 80
q 6O 2 I- do 36
do 3 1 do 36
^do 71 do 32
^ do 8 I do 32
do 10l do 32
q do 17 I do 36
do 1 2 do 16
do 3 2 do 16
do 4 2 do £6
do f 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 I East. 24
do 9 z do 16
do 10 2 do 16
do 11 2 do 16
do 6 3 do 16
do 7 3 do 16
do 6 4 do 12
50 15 I do 30
100 1 2 do 60
do 4 2 do 60
do 5 z do 60
do 6 2 do 60
do 10 2 do 60
do 20 3 do eo
do 21 3 do 60
do 22 3 do 60
1076 Acres Proprietary
Land lying in all parts of the
Town, being Gores, Patches,
&c. Doth. Cents.
2 16
Nonreft dent Delinquents
in CONCORD.
if
Names of ^| ^
Ordinal
Proprietors. S ^^
Joseph Burt 2xl 4% 4
Jonathan Burt 211 42 4
Eleazer Burt do 42 4
Aaron Burt do 4% 4
Benjamin Burt do 4% 4
Enos Burt do 4% 4
Stephen Belding do 4^ 4
Daniel Bull do 4% 4
Joseph Blanchard do 4* 4
Afahel Burt do 4% 4
Wolf on Brocha, do 42 4
Saniuel Clark do 42 4
Hezekiah Elmore do 42 4
Richard Emory do 42 4
Henry Horikins do" 4* 4
Wm. f/orfkms do 42 4
Ebenezer Harvey d a 42 4
Samuel Hunt do 42 4
Elisha Hunt do 42 4
Cbrifop'rHorjkinr di • 42 4
Jonathan Hunt do, 42 4
Arab Hunt , do 42 4
Silas Hamilton do 42 4
John Hubbard d o 42 4
Moses Harvey do 42 4
Nithan Harvey do 42 4
Hophni King do 42 4
Gideon Lyman do 44 4
Joseph Lyman do 42 4
Phineas Lymat i do 42 4
Elijah Lyman do 42 4
William l^ang do 42 4
John Moffat do 42 4
Elijah Mattoon do 42 4
Joseph Mofely do 42 4
Philip Mattoon do '42 4
James Matthews do 41 4
James Nevitis^ do 42 4
Josiah Pomroy do 42 4
Sbammab 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. Sheldiug,jr. do 42 4
Reuben Smith do 42 4
Savage Trufcott do 42 4
William Temple 105 J 21 2
Eliphaz Wright 2xl 42 4
fofepb kTbeelrigbt db 42 4
Eben'rWalbridge do 42 4
Samuel Wire do 42 4
Oliver Warmer do 42 4
Phinehas Wright 100 40
Eldad Wright 2tr 42 4
Willard Stefas d b 42 4
John Smith do 42 4
Gov. Benning Went-;
Worth 500 Acres. 1 Dollar.
1. S < a/e of Nm-'HaffIpJMVe,,. COUNTY OF GRAFTON. \
°™ E is hereby given to the Nonref^int Proprietors and Owners of Rights, Lots, Gore*, and Parcels, of Land ia
I c ™ owns of Bath, Lyman, Littleton, Landaff, Concord, Franconia, Bethlehem, and Lincoln, in the County and
' • ^°' e ,, entioned ? fitu2tcd in the 5 7 ch Collection Diftridl, on Which the Dired Tax remains unpaid, which became due and payable on the
eighth day of January, pu rsuant to an a& of Congress, passed July 14th, 1798, entitled an adt to lay and colled a D^ed Tak That so
P^.^ ™°s T "" ^'^ to each Right, Lots or Parcels, hereinafter named, together with colls a^d charges, will
'f^" fi ^' unless Prevented by previous payment, viz—Al! that remains unpaid "of said
Taxes in the town of Bath, at the dwelling house of Dodor Isaac Moore of said Bath, on Monday and Tuefday, the id and id days of February 1801.
that rem ,, 2 n p ai d in the town of Lyman, at the house of Lemuel Parker in said town, on fhurfday and Friday,'
'a a ° d A' h da Z°! , said m ° nth > at the morning.—All that remains unpaid in the town of Littleton, on Monday and Tuefday the
I^F°f,d month at ten 0 clock in Ac morning, at the house o f major James Williams, in said town.-All that remains unpaid in the
town of Landaff at the boule of Jonathan Noyes m laid town, on Thursday and Friday the xath and x 3 th days of said month, at ten o'clock in the
^% enu ", Un P aid of ^e o '^ , »e house of major Samuel Young, in said town, on Monday and Tuefdav the x6th
and „th days of month, at ten o'clock in the mornmg.-All that remains unpaid in the town of Bethlehem, at the house of major Amris Wheeler
in said town, on Thursday and Friday the 19th and ^oth days of said month, at ten o'clock in the morning.—All that remains unpaid in the town
of Franconia and Lincoln, at the house of Simeon Eastman, in Landaff, on Monday and Tuefday the 23d and 24th days of said February.
Nonrefdent Delinquents
in LYMAN.
Original & °g^l^
Proprietors. ^ z 1^
Penderfon Auffin 328 68 9 66
Reuben Bradley 328 9 2 8,
Timetby Bradley 328 36 5 66
Samuel Bifoop 328 38 6 88
Elisha Lyman 228 3 1 61
Timotby Peek 328 61 966
Timo. Ruggles 32g X 5 3 66
Hetekiab Tuttle 328 34'5 66
Nonresident Delinquertl
ill LITTLETON.
Names of I fr^^
Proprietors. |
Benning Wenteortb JOO I OC
George Aptborp 400 8e
Alexander Phelps 2000 4 ol
Smith Williams 40 80
^— — Wheeler 250 50
Moses Wbee!cr,j»k 2,0 ^4
John C. fones 1800 362
Nonrefelcrt Delinquents
in LANDAFF.
lit*
^^ ^
Acres. Cents.
ICO 9 12 2 16
100 10 12 2 16
do 11 12 2 16
2do 17 12 2 16
^do 18 12 2 16
Odo 9 11 2 16
^do 10 11 2 16
Zdo 11 11 2 16
□do 15 11 2 16
redo 16 11 2 16
do 17 11 2 16
<do 18 it 2 16
Qdo 9 10 2 12
Zdo 10 10 2 12
Qdo it 10 2 16
Zdo I 5 10 2 16
^do 1810 2 8
Ndo 9 9 2 16
^do 10 9 2 16
co do 119 2 16
^do 12 9 2 16
Odo 13 9 2 10
to do 149 2 8
^ : do 15 9 2 8
Zdo 169 2 8
^ do 17 9 2 16
Odo 189 2 16
Ido 10 8 2 10
^do 138 2 10
>do 14 8 2 10
^ do 188 2 10
^do 127 2 8
Qdo 137 2 8
Ndo 14 7 2 8
^do 187 2 8
do 14 6 2 16
do 15 6 2 16
do 166 2 16
do 176 .2 12
do 18 6 2 10
do 12 5 2 10
do 13 5 2 10
do 145 2 10
do 15 5 2 10
do 17 5 2 18
do 124 2 10
do 13 4 ^ to
do 14 4 2 10
do 123 2 14
do 13 3 2 12
do 5 t 3 t 6
do 4 5 3 16
do '1 12 3 8
do 1 13 3 8
do t 14 3 8
do t 15 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 I 20
do ti 6 1 20
do 12 71 20
do 12 8 1 20
do 12 11 20
do 13 2 1 20
do 11 1 I 20
do 11 2 I 20
do 113 1 16
do JI4 1 20
do 11 5 1 20
do it 6 1 20
do 117 1 20
do 11 g 1 20
do lot 1 16
do 10 2 1 16
do 103 1 16
do 104 1 16
do 10 5 1 16
do 10 6 1 16
do 10 71 16
do 10 8 : 1 16
do 9 1 1/8
do 9 % 1 8
do 9 3 1 8
do 94 1 8
do 95 t 8
do 96 1 8
do § 7 1„8
do 19 8 I*B
do 8 7 t to
do' 7 6 1 16
do 6 , ±8
do ^ 6 1 40
r Nimrefident Delinquents
in FRANCONIA.
Pref, owners TO || Asr.§ C.RM
j Epl.Edwards' pitch 160 40
;Watfon's Lot. 160 48 3
" Drury's Mill farm 200 80 5
6 Wm. Wallace Lot x6o 48 3
7 Vorbock farm 120 48 3
6 Welch farm 100 40
8 Snow farm 120 48 3
I Rogers farm 100 40
6 David Sly's pitch TOO 40
6 Grind. Toayers pitch 160 64
6 Prentice farm 166 84
- p,vid Wallace farm 160 40
T Proprietor;.
Thomas Alien 256 51 4
Gilts Alexander do 51 4
:Giles Alexander,jr. do 51 4
I TheodoreAtkifonEfy do Jr 4
0 Theodore Atkifon,jr. do 5X4
0 Eleazer Burt do 51 4
I Samuel Blodget do 31 4
0 Nathan Blodget do 51 4
0 ''Caleb Blodget ^3x4
4 William Blodget do 51 4
2 Samuel Blodget,jr. do 51 4
- Francis Barnard do 514
f William Brattle do 514
Daniel Castle. do 514
I Wifeman Clagget do 51 4
I Richard Draper do 51 4
, Harrison Gray do 51 4
- Jonathan Graves do 51 4
r. John Graves do 51 4
Moses Graves, jr. do 51 4
Elisha Graves do 5X4
Moses Graves do 51 4
Lewis Gray do 5x4
George Gardner do jx 4
Willis Halt do 514
Samue| Hopkins do 51 4
Samuel Hunt do 51 4
Daniel Hopkins do 514
Joseph Hutching do 51 4
Thomas Hubbard do 51 4
Daniel Jones do 51 4
baniel Jones do 51 4
Titus King do 51 4
Thomas Mitchtns do 51 4
Tho: Mitchensjr. do §1 4
SamuelMartherjr. do 51 4
William Mitchel do 51 4
Wm. Mitchel, jr, do 51 4
Samuel Marther do 51 4
John Moffatt do gt 4
William Marther do $1 4
Zephaniah Platt,jr. do 51 4
Filth Pool do 51 4
Joseph Pincheon do 51 4
Zephaniah Platt do 51 4
Joseph Ruffe! do 51 4
Joseph Richardfort do 51 4
John Searle do 51 4
Thomas Start do 51 4
Caleb Strong do 5x4
William Shepherd do 51 4
Isaac Searle do 51 4
Samuel D. Searle do 51 4
William Taylor do 51 4
OxenbridgeTbateber do 5X4
John Temple do 51 4
Jacob Wendall d 0 51 4
George Willis do 51 4
David Weft do 51 4
Saunderson Weft do 51 4
Jeremiah Webb do 51 4
John M.Weadall do 51 4
Justin Wheeler do 51 4
Oliver Wendall do 51 4
Isaac Willard do ji 4
Mark Wentworth do $1 4
Alex'r Williams do 51 4
Gov. Benning Wentworth,
500 Acres, I dollar, 4 mills.
Nonresident deling ts in Lin coln.
Original grantees ' No aers^Cts
James Avery 320 24
Samuel Andrews do do
yobn Addington do do
Ebenezer Bowton do do
Seymore Bowtan do do
David Bowton do do
Abner Barnon do do
Eleazer Botiston do do
Ezra Bowton do do
fobn Brown do do
yeremiab Clement do do
Jacob Conklin do do
John Dixon do do
Peter Finch do do
Jeremiah Finch do do
Zuriel Finch do do
Stephen Poulain do do
Joseph Foreman do do
Abraham Parris do do
Joseph Hale do do
"fames Hoit do do
Thaddeus Hoit do do
Abel Hoit do do
Jabez Holms da do
ditto do do
Samvel Haight do do
Asa Jones do do
David Knap do do
Timothy Ladd do do
Stephen Mangey do do
William McHbrny do do
Caleb Merrill do do
Ebenezer Munson do do
Ezra Moo do do
Henry Meed do do
Abraham Meed do do
Noah Pajkington da do
Oliver Rowell do do
Valentine Rowell do do
Reuben Rayn@lds,jr. do do
Josiah Riggs do do
David Slawfon do do
Reuben Stevens do do
Samuel Sellut do do
David Sanford do do
Petet 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\
Hezekiah Wiat do do'
Henry Wiat da do
Samuel Wiat do do
Samuel Waterier, do do
John Neljon do do
Gov. Benning Wentworth's Pre.
Jereattoft,gooAcres, 40 Cints
Nenrefot Delinquents in BETHLEHEM.
^ ^ q land.
Q Q|W Acres Cts.M.
Acres Cts.M 100 20 7 20 1
100 21 9 .^2O 1 fell , do d^
do 22 9 do do do 22 7 dodo
^ 2 3 9 ^do do Z+ 23 7 do do
^^24 9 ™do do ^do 24 7' do do©
^^l3 10 :^ Odo 7 8 do dot
o^l4 ^ ido do ^d, 8 & do do'
do 15 do ^do do ^dr g 8 dodo
^» 16 if, Sdo do u^do 10 81do do
^) do 17 do °o do do Q'° " 8 do do
_ do !S do ^4odo z'* 12 8 dodo
^dol9 do flodo ^^l3 8 do do
^^2o ^ ^dodo Cido 14 8 do do
do 21 do °do do fado 15 B'do do
qdo22 do ^dodo Odo 16 & do do
do 23 do ^dodo endo 17 8 do do
^^24 ^ a dodo I^do 18 8 do do
„dd i f l 8» ^do 19 g do do
^ '° ^ do dodo Z^ 2° 8 do do
^'' 3 do do do &21 8 do do
I^4 do ^do do do 22 B'do do
'Z<do 5 do do do d 025 8 do do
do 6 do Ndo do do 24 8 do do
do 1 do do do doiog do do
°°" do do do do ll 9 dodo
d° 9 do^dodo do 12 9 'do do
do x ° do Ado do do 13 9 do do
d° i -food® do ,14 9 do do
do 2 " «do do ^ls 9 do do
^3 ^do do do \6 9 , do do
d°4 .9do do ^l7 9 do do
d°s do do ^lB9 do do
do 6 . do do do 19 9 do do
'° ' do do do 20 9 do do
do ^ do do ^i6n'do do
do 9 do do do 17 do dodo
'° '° gdo do do 18 do do do
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BENJAMIN SNOW,
COLLECTOR &fthe 57C'C'lhfPrn r' o ^'