The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-04-04 00:00:00, page 4

. < Highly Privileged Country !
HERE the most sacred rights—the rightsof
conscience, ,re permanently eftabliihed.—
Religious liberty fully enjoyed. Our Conftitu
iion, a firft monument of human wisdom, on
this article has given no unhallowed touch to
the ark of God. The mind unshackled by im
posing religious establishments, the bane of free
enquiry, and the purity of the gbfpd : the glpd
tidings of falvatioa are freely preached, and 0
that they were asfrecly heard. The church has
all the ought to have from civil government ;
more would tend to injure, corrupt and debate
her.---What is now wanting in America, but
a universal attendance on thp Preaching of this
glorious gospel, and the quickening and illumi
nating influence of the spirit of God to accom
pany the influence ofhis testimony ? Then the
church would arife,fhake herfclf from the dust,
pht on her beautiful garments and become the
joy and glory of our land.
The revivals of religion throughout America
demand our most grateful acknowledgments. —
Almost every state in the Union, have Glared in
this ineflimable bleffiug.,
[Witnefs Newburyport and many adjacent town: :
a!fo various towns in New-York, Conneaieut,Rhode-
IJlar.d, Esmont, Difria of Maine ; and it is with
pleafuse that zee add,a good number uj country towns
in tbit State ; and we hope ere long, to add to the
happy number of tbeje highly favored places, the
town of Portsmouth.)
The Churches of Christ in the above men
tioned places have been watered from on high,
and their increase has been considerable.—The
late wonderful difpenfatiops of grace, command
our admiration and thankfulness. Are they
not the presages of what the King of Sion will
do, when he has prepared the way in his Pro
vidence ?—Such, brethren, are some of the mar
vellous operations of th% hand of God in this
period. O that men would praise the Loßb,
for his wonderful works to the Children of men!
raß.muo^%3 ,^ .;^ ^^ta
ORDINATIONS.,
March 18, i80±,% MOSES DOW was
ordained puflor of the 2d Church in Beverly. The
Rev Mr. banaprided, and by some pertinent re
marks on the ocenjion bespoke the serious attention of a
numerous ajfcmbly. Mr. Adams, of Middleton pray
ed; mr. Peabady of Atkinfon,preached on Ezekiel in
17. “ Son of man, 1 have made thee a watch
man unto the house of Israel: therefore, hear
the word at my mouth, and give them warning
from me." The oonfecrating prayer was made by
mr. Frfbie, of Ipfwicb ; the charge was given by
mr. French, of Andover, and the right band of fcl
lowJbip by mr. M'Kcan, of Beverly. The conclud
'"£ p ra y" zuus made by mr. Webfer, of Ipfwicb.—
Appropriate muJic ,wetl performed,enlivened tbefeene
and tbe flent attention oftbe ajjembi, was remarked
by many with much pleafare.
ORDAINED ] — At Brookfield on the Iltb
inf. Mr. Micah Stone, successor to the venerable
I)r, Fi/ke. ,
MARRIED] — At Ryegate, Kimball Page, to
miss Deborah Carter —-fames Aiken,to miss Peggy
Miller-—Wm. Neilfon. to mil's Jane Henderson
— Peacbam, (Hr) Medad Hojincr to miss Su
sanna Garter
— Bath, major Joftua Shall, to miss Katy
"Jones, of Hingham
— Bradford, William Tenney, to miss Abigail
—Lebanon, mrs Experience Dewey,aged 96
— Waterbury, mrs Deborah Baldwin, aged 97j
Jbe was the daughter of Debtor Daniel Porter, one of
thefrJlfettlers in Waterbury, and died at an advan
ced age, her mother died aged 95 : her eldest brother,
Doaor Daniel Porter, died aged j 6 ; her ad brother,
Doctor fames Porter, ased aged 86 ; her 3d brother,
Captain Tho's Porter, died aged 95 ; her 41b brother,
Mr. Ebenezer Porter, is now living, aged 9? ; and
elfo onefrfe: aged 90. The above were ill the chil
dren that theJitf Doßer Daniel Porter ever had.
THE MORALIST—No. 370.
• — Lyons, J. Z. P. Bay mondes,jufly dfingujfoed
for having offered bimfetf as counsel ,to Louis XVI.
In Get many, Frederick Charles fofepb, Eleßor
of Mentz +
I — Old Town, dn Peftobfcot River, Orono, Chief
of the Penobfrot tribe of Indians, aged 113
— Haverbill, Timothy Badger, who has been de
lirious for a number of years.
— Taunton, th, wife of the Rev. John Fofer, 40.
fugues
— Haverhill, David Dufton, aged 23, to the 4-
greeable miss Dolly Herriman, aged 4&,faond daugh
ter of mr. feel Herriman.
in London, Admiral Sir Hyde Barker, to miss
Onflow, daughter oj Admiral Onflow, with a for
tune of 20001. per annum. The difference in tbtir
ages is 43 years . %
— Marblebead, Edward Loring of Bftfl, to
miss Frances Grecly
— Salem, Thomas Jones, to miss Lydia Hunt.
— Portland, Edward Preble, Esq. Captain in
the United States Navy, to miss Mary Deering,
both of that place ; Wen. Woodman, to miss If her
Broun
MARRIED) —At Concord, John Abbot, to miss
Hannah Flanders
— St. yoLnfbury, Ca,t. Jtfab Arnold, to tie
Ye living read the close of Life !
“ Dark was the night, Imus'd on human hopes ;
'' Kain, vain, I cry'd, are all the hopes we form ;
" When Winter comes, the sweetest flow ret drops,
“ And oaks tbem/elves muff bend before the form,"
DIED] —At Neu-London, mrs Sally Field
Green,aged 22, wife of Col. Samuel Green Editor
of the Connecticut Gazette
— Cbarlflown, Dr. John Peters, aged 55
— Malden, Rev. Eliakim Willis aged 87
— Concord, mrs Abigail Lufman, aged 81, wife
of Capt. Jofepb Eaftmun; mrs Rowell, wife of
Chrijiopber Rowell
In England, Earl Powis— Sir George Staunton,
author of the Hifory of the Embuffy to China—the
Earl of Liverpool, one of His Di itunnie Majfly f
Cabinet Ministers, aged 70
— Berne, Switzerland, of the pounds be received
of a French soldier who robbed him, the celebrated
PbyfognomiJl LAVATER
Ona late Marriage.
TJ'"' Matrimony! heav'nly band,
Irue four.cc of love and facial joy ;
Enacted by divine command,
Mankind to biefs, but not annoy.
Domenic Wars and Discord dire,
Flee hence into your native home,
I hen happiness, our sole desire,
Shall reign benign in cv'ry dome.
May Hymen with his rainbow wings,
Prote& each loving pair from harm ;
From hearts united, concord springs,
While virtue quells each rude ,larm.
Thou silken Institute divine !
Bleft harbinger of sacred peace !
Thy charms make social compacts thine,
The arts and sciences increase.
Ye dissolute forbear to rail,
To Virtue's Jaws be not remit ;
Essay to enter Wedlock's pale,
• You'll there alpn^find Happimefs.
Poetical R^ofitorj.
— Dangers, mrs Hartnah Sprague, aged 64
— Salem, miss Judith Archer, aged 5, daughter
of the late Capt. George Archer ; mrs Hannah
Mugford, widow of tbe late Capt. A. M, aged 64
—miss Sarah Williams, aged 60 ; Capt. George
Peale, aged 73, ms Sall, Daniels, aged 18, wife
of Benjamin Damns ; mrs Hannah Smith, tuife of
Emmons Smith, aged 51; mrs Hannah Pbipfn,
aged 60, ,rife of Jfhua Pbippen .„
— Barnet, John Buchanan jun. aged x 3 —& few
days after, Mofa Buchanan, a brother, aged 16.
I" Virginia, Hon. fames Madifon,fa ther of the
Secretary of State " N
4, — Surrinam, Nathaniel Humphrey,jr. agedig,
fan of Nathaniel Humphrey, of Milton
— Hanover, Charles Parks, aged 25
_— Leiefier, Peter Sylvfer, aged 88 .
— Grafton, Ebenezer Wheeler, aged 85
— Shirley, widow Lydia Atherton, aged 63
— Philadelphia, miss Harriot Penrofe
— Hampton, Con. Abner AJbley, aged „
— Berlin, (Con) Elnatban Smith,jr. efq. aged 33.
. On the Coafl of Africa, JoJiab Bowen of Bar
rington, R. I. His father has If 5 fens at fca,
within Jive years
— Taunton, Maffa. Robert Lifame, Esq.
- — IVorccfer, Nathaniel Chandler, Esq aged JI.
— Charleflown, fobn Peley, Pbflian, aged „.
— Frederic Itvicn, Maryl. Valentine Schwartz,
apod „ one of thefirJifcttlers
— Porffnouth, R. I. Richard Ward, aged ,0
— Hull, mrs Judith Souther, relink of the late
Capt. Daniel Souther .
— BoJion, widow Sarah Taylor, aged <<)
— Stockbridge, (drowned) John Beardfey, of
New- Milford, Conneaicut
SUICIDE] —On Wednesday the 11th inf. the
wife of mr. Abner Watkins,jun. of Kearfargc Gore,
pulled of her clothes, went to the well, defended into
it, and drowned herfclf —the water was about Afeet
deep. She i^fappfed tn Lave been insane.
"Humane, Benevolent, Charitable. 1
CTA fubfeription is opened at the book
store of the Printer hereof, for the relief
of an unfortunate WIDOW and five
fatherlefs Children, one a fucking in
fant ! The Widorofs Htyland, and the
father of the fatherlefs, was the. Captain
of a Ship from this port, and perished,
with all his crew, on the Coast us France,
in a violent gale of wind. ,A kind hus
band, a fond father, had collc^ed his
all together. It was embarked with
him, It is loft: Not a farthing of in
surance was made. Ship-makers, (hip
owners, men of affluence, men of feel
ing, shall this widew and her children
fuller? It is more blessed to give, than
to receive. Come, experience this bles
sing. Pit, and Relieve. Every Cent
fhlll be applied faithfully. , The wi
dow's heart Ihall sing for joy/ The
fatherlefs ^ill rife up and call you blessed.
• Maternal affection.
DIED\ —Lately in London, the lady oj Captain
O'Brien,of the 241 b regiment. She was playing with
one of her children at the New London Inn, Exeter,
her clothe, caughtfire—She was about to roll berfelf
in tbecarpet, when Jie saw tie fames communicating
to her infant : all regard to her own fafsty was left
in the more powerful consideration of faying her child,
and ruJbing down flairs,fee preferred its life at the
facrifee of her own. Ibe fames, were Joon extinguijb
ed, but Jbe was previefy burnt to fueb excess, that
after languijbing till Sunday ,Jbe then expired in the
I)th year of her age. Her remains were on Tues
, day drafted in the Cathedral,followed to the grave
by all the offers and men of the regiment,
Capt. Ephraim Blake, of foop Poll, & Hannah,
from Cafir.c for Portland, fell overboard and was
drowned
LITERARY.
Proposals are issued by E. Ls S. LarKIN, of
Refton, for printing an edition of the very interesting
Travels es Damßercer. Subferiptions are re
ceived by C. Peirce, Editor of this paper.
rpHE Copartnership of Wil
liam and John Gray, is this
day dissolved by mutual content,
All Persons indebted to, or that have any
demands on said firm, are requested to
call on said William or John Gray for
settlement. WILLIAM GRAY.
. JOHN GRAY.
N.B: The Painting & Glazing
Business will be carried pn as usual at the
Store formerly occupied in company,
No. 2, Jaffrey's row, Bow-ftrett, Where
may be had,
Painters Oil, ahd Colours dry
and ground,—Paints put up for Ship &
House Painting ; Window Glass ant!
Putty, &c. &c.—By
William Gray.
Pwlfmouth, March 21, iSOL.
Painting, Narnjhing &
GILTING
I" a" "' various Branches, By
john Gray,
At his jhop lower end of Daniel-
Street, formerly occupied „ mr. Mark Rogers,
WHO HAS FOR SALE
A general ajfortintnt of
PAINTS.
BOTH DRY AND GROUND.
OIL, black & light Varnishes
of all kinds ; Window Giafs and
Putty ; Brushes of all fees. —also,
Paints of every kind for ships
use, put up at the shortest notice.
—ALSO —An afotment of
Paper-Hangings of various fi
gures @nd qualities..
N. Coaeh.ahcl thaife Paint
ing, and all other ornamental work done
as usual at his (hop opposite Mr. George
Simes' ip, JtfCTllreet,,, March ity^
ROR SALE,
A Jebacco-Boaf
NOW lying at Mr.BARREL's wharf,
fit for the fifijw business, the is
well found and a renffkable faft failor—
for terms apply t<^c)slAH CLARK
of York, or SAMUEL CLARK of this
ib^n, 7foa IS, 1801.
TO THE
A Valuable Estate situated at
the corner of the post road, leading
from Kingston plains to Chester, —Con-
sisting of
An elegant Dwelling-House,
Barn, and other Buildings,— two excel
lent Wells, and about seven Acres Land,
The various roads which ne
cessarily unite in forming a common
thorough fare to Newburyport, Haver
hili, Bolton, Exeter, Portfmoutb, &c. ren
ders it one of the most eligible filiations,
for a Tavern, in New-Hampshire.
£, Terms (which will be made easy) maj
be known by applying to
Thomas Hyde.
for ~
THAT Valuable real Estate
on Spring Hill, so called, fronting
§3 fee on Market-street, and 40 feet on
Bow-street, with the Dwelling House,
Barn, and Store thereon,; having a good
well of water within a few feet of the
door, the Aquedud in the house, and a
rain water ciftero, which will contain a
bout 1200 gallons.—The Buildings are
all in complete repair, and for a place of
business, it is inferior to none in Ports
mouth.
If the above fliould not be fold previ
ous to the ift of May next, it will be to
let, and immediate possession given.—A
plan of the premiles may be seen, and
conditions known on application to
William Boyd,
-.rtftfmonth, March 14, 1801.
A faluable Jiand for Bufmefs
FOR SALE,
A.Larg^ garbrol roof two
story HOUSE, with a large shop in
front: with half of a 1 >re, in the yard—
a'wo<lhoxft—an excellent well of water,
the Afedu& leading into the house, with
other conveniences.— For particulars in
qhire of the Printer hereof.'
fy^Jhuted a ^ood maid Servant,
( Vf/HO can be well recommended, to
, V live in a small Family, to whom
good wages will be given— Inquire of
the Printer. March i&
Q 4 |. + 4+ H ++ ++++++ ~too. X&Q,
: YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY +
: IN PORTSMOUTH.
; Mr. Alden having:
+engaged that commodious building in +
I Fkafant-ftreet, lately improved as a 1
+wholefale ftqre by Messrs. Lang, Brier- 1
j ley apd Co.—he purpoles to resume t
j ids inftruaions for young ladies, +
1 on Monday, the 6 April.
,Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Ge-+
; ography, Englldi Grammar, Compo- %
I fition, and the rudiments of the +
j French language will be taught, as the +
+pleafure of (hole, who may honor him+
; with their attendance; shall prescribe, t
j Four afternoons, a week, will b? de-+
j voted to the bafioeG of inftru&ion.+
+Mr. Alden will be at the expenfe+
j for the building, tables, benches, ink, X
; and inkstands. The terms will be,+
J one dollar on entering this infti-+
I tution, and thirty cents a week,+
I during continuance in it.+
tlfany Yourio ladies out of town +
I (hould be disposed to attend this infti- 1
+tution,they may be accomodated with |
j boarding at the house of the ioliructor.j
; Teems may be known on application. J
#»fefe fo+xfe X<&«+«• «*sfe*fr
Five or Six single deck
Burthenfome VESSELS
From 100 to 140 Tons,
are Wanted to take Freights of
live Oak Timber from Georgia
to different ports in the United
States. —For terms apply to
Jacob Sheafe.
Perffnouth, Match 2S, iSor. A *
For Freight or Charter,
'Brig Or-
I? ' ' Land, of Ports
mouth, burthen about one
Hundred and thirty Tons,
tWo years ,|d, and well found, if applied
for soon—-For further, particulars enquire
of JAMES DRISCO, or
MAMESDRISCO, ju n.
A. Constant supply of warrant
ed ANCHORS of all sizes, may be had
of JAMES PRINCE, No. 6, Long.
Wharf, Boftoo. March 26.
Corn, Flour & Ship Bread
•00-7 t.
Hi ' JUST arrived and
"'OR SALE on board
'" e Schooner Rambler,
JOSEPH CHASE,
Mafler, lying at Long-wharf, a Cargo of
excellent CORN, Flour, & Ship. Bread.
Warranted ANCHORS.
To be Sold or Let,
§ THE SUBSCRIBER'S §
9 Day School, for Mtyes 3 ,'
§ Commences the lit of April, as usual, f
' Price 18/ per quarter; Time 6 hours f
:per day..§
§ Half Day School, for Mifa ; §
§ Begins the (ft of April; Price 12/?
§ per quarter ; Time 3 hours per day;§
§ forenoon or afternoon, as may suit §
§ convenience.
§ Boys and Young Men, §
§ Scholars, admitted on tile usual terms, §
§ Reading qf. Writing 15/ and Arith- §
§ metic 18/ per quarter. §
George Richards.§
^^'^co,ezCZco, 471c0,c0,c0,c01/» ICTcm CCT^
Clover and Herds Grass
SE E D,
TOR SALE BY 7
Stephen Pearfe,
^t his store opposite the State House.
ON Thursday the 23d of A
pril next, at 3 o'clock P. M. at
Greenleaf's Inn, will be fold by public
Audion, if not sooner disposed of at
private sale, . •.,,.
Twenty-fix HOUSE LOTS
liquated between Wentworth's Rope
Walk and the Mansion-House ofthe late
Col. Boyd. Ten of said lots fronting
on Mill-street, contain 40 feet by 100 feet
each. Sixteen do. (fronting on streets
2 $ feet wide, leading from Mill-flreet to
the river,) contain 40 feet by 80 feet
each. A long credit, with security, will
be given for the greater part of the pay
ments. Many ofthe aforefaid lots being
contiguous or neqr to the river, are ex
tremely convenient for tradesmen.—For
further information apply to
ue- bcto«,+ co,<n &. cCTwlcOete id./#<,,«» ,: c&
CLOVER & HERDS GRASS
SEED, for Jale by
JOB HARRIS,
Oppose the State-house, Portsmouth,
A QUANTITY OF
Clover and Herd's Grass SEED.
Weft-India GOODS &
,GROCERIES as usual.
REMOVED.
JOHN GAINS;
Clock and Watch Maker,
INFORMS his cuflomers and the pub
lic in general, that he has Removed
from Fore-street to,he store, lately occu
pied by. Wm. Starwood,jr. Market-ftreet,'
where he carries on the business of
. Clock and' Watch Making
so its various branches.—He has just re
ceived a ha ndfomeafTortment of van anted
WATCHES, -ro -
Chains, Strings, Seak, and Keys,
as uTual. Forfmotah, March 2&
ON Wednesday the Bth of
April, next, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon on the premises, will be farmed
out to the highest bidder for a number
of years,—That pleasantly situated Farm
in North-Hampton, with the Buildings
thereon, late the property of Tristram
Redman, of said town, deceafad.
Terms may be known by applying to
E. Chadwick, or George Nutter
of Portsmouth, or at the time and place
es disposal. ATarc^ 28, 1801. #
With to remind their customers of their
former advertisement of
Wef-bidia Coeds & Groceries,
IN addition to which they now have a
quantity „of the last year's growth,
Canterbury Quaker Seeds, fuebas Onion,
Beet, Parfnip,Cargot, Cabbage & Cucum
ber, and the infallible Turnip, from Lake
Champlain. Mufkatal, bloom ans ica^
kaifins, frefh Figs, Almonds, Citron, real
Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs,
Cayenne, Alfpice, Pepper, Ginger, Oat
meal, Salt. Peter, Allua% Copperas, Corn
Proems, Dye Woods, Rosin, Brimflone,
Capers, Olives, Anchoives, Sardines, Baf
k<t Salt, long Pipes, No. I, & 2 Kitefoot
Tobacco. Violins & apparatus, viz.—
Strings, Bows, Bridges, Pegs & tail Pieces.
Bass Viol and Guitar Strings, German
Flutes, Fifes, Clarionet Reeds, Music
Paper. Boxes of Paints for drawing,
Camel's hair and Lead Pencils, Drawing
Paper, India Rubber, Pictures wirh or
without frames, Children's Toys, Callen,
der's bell Hickories.— Alfa the American
Coast Pilot, and^a large assortment of
Charts, Maps of New-Rampfliire, Massa
chusetts, Maine, &c. &c. &c,
, ~?-Portfmonth, March 2g, Hot, ,
Dame & Penhallow,
Who have removed offofue to Greenleafs Inn
..cd atagjide Mr. Ammi R. Hall's,
Clover and Herds Grajs
SEED, for Jale by
Elisha Whidden
At his shop near Portsmouth Pier.
—lakewife —
%-India GOODS &
GROCERIES.
Portjmouth, March 2%, 1801. j^ . ;
yohn S. Sherburne.
Portsmouth, Masch aS, 1801- j.
Convenient building Lots
,POR SALE.
^ FARM to Let.
NO FICEis neict, 5 . ,
the fubferiber has been duly ap.
pointed administrator on the Estate of
JAMES RUNDLET,
late of Exeter, in the County of Rocking,
ham, yeoman, deceased ; by giving bonds
as the law directs : — All persons having
demands on said Estate, are requeued to
exhibit them for adjustment ; and all
persons indebted to said estate, are called
upon for speedy payment.
JAMES RUNDLET, AJmituflrator.
Portsmouth, March 27, 1801.
State of NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
• County, of Strafford,.
XT OI ICE is hereby given to the non
-1 ▼ resident proprietors and owners of rights,
lots, or parcels es land in the towns of Effing
ham, Offipec and Wakefield, in the county and
State above mentioned, and situated in the 30th
collection Diftri<ft,on Which the dire& tax re
mains unpaid, which became due and payable
on the Bth day of January 1800, pursuant to an
ad of Congress passed the 14th July 1798, in
titled an a&, to lay and collect a dire& tax, &c
that so much of said land as will fatisfy the tax
or taxes, affixed to each right, lot or parcel here
after named, together with cod and charges,
will be fold at public auction, at the times and
places hereafter fpecifted, unless prevented by
previous payment, viz.—all that remains unpaid
of the said tax hi the town of Effingham, at tff
dwelling-hour^ of Col. Carr Leavett, in said
town, on the „th day of May, at 10 o'clock
A. M.—All that remains unpaid in the town
of Offippee,at the house of Capt. Jacob Brown,
in said town, on the 26th day of May, at to
o'clock A. M.—All that remains unpaid in the
town of Wakefield, at the house of David Copp,
Esq. in said town, on the 27th day of May at
io o'clock A. M.
Unknown original Owners
WAKEFIELD. Acres. No. Dip. Cts.M.
"theo, Atkinson 100 ,11 18 0
^liph't Cromwell 67 67 2 40
Eben'r Downs, jr !00 40 3 36 £
Thomas Downs io° 72 2 18
{Paul Gerrifh 100 27 2 18
Richard Huffey 35 26 2 14
Benjamin Ham 5° *4 1 18
Solly & March 100 77 2 18
James Marden 55 74 2 18
Pierce & M@re 100 88 1 18
Thomas Node, do y 1 18
William Parker . r do 55 2 36 5
Samuel Page's gore ,1
Benjamin Roberts SCO 28 2 18
Eben'r Roberts do 18 2 365
Joshua Roberts do 59 x 40
dedo 59 2 40
William Stiles % do 23 2 18
Eben'r Wentworth 28 53 1 13
Richard Willand 100 65 2 40
William Willand 100 97 2 27 5
Th. Walliogsford 100 85 2 41
Daniel Young zoo 29 2 16
OSSIPEE.
Theo. Atkinson SOO ~ ^ $
do 300 43 6 S
Jonathan Odiorne 4°° 3^ *6
John Moffatt, 200 32 43 3
Th. Wallingford 400 14 86 5
do. 400 36 86 5
Richard Wibird 4° o 28 86 $
do 4<>@ 33 86 J
Jonathan Steele 25 17 1 5
John Kennifton,jr too S
occupant, road lot t°° *6 $
Sundry Lots in 100 9 ' 21 3
the 2d or upper i° o 10 2 21 5
divifen, too 24 2 21 5
do 27 2 21 S
do 28 2 21 $
do 32 2 21 5
de 39 2 21 J
do 42 2 21 5
do 61 2 21 5
do 61 2 21 5
do 62 2 21 5
do 65 2 21 5
do 94 2 21, 5
do 95 2 21 5
do 96 2 2r,g
d 6 99 2 2t' 5
. do 100 2 21 5
do 101 2 21 g
do XO2 % 21 5
do 103 2 21 5
do i&9 2 21 5
EFFINGMAM-
Jeremiah Avery 1$ 41 I 5
Joihua Brown 200 50 2 21 5
Walter Bryant 100 27 2 21 5
Nathaniel Drake 2003% 2 21 5
Levi Dearborn, jr 100 46 2 21 5
do 56 36 1 82
John Dearborn, jr 200 54 2 21 5
Simon Dearborn 56 54 1 4
Nathaniel Hobbs 7 14 I 5
John Johnson 15 25 2 5
Benjamin Johnson JO 60 1 4 5
John Kennifon 100 24 2 17
Mat. Livermore 20 6 % 5
Ebenezer Lovering, 100 59 2 11
do• 56 17 1 4
Thomas Leavitt 100 86 2 43
Moses Leavitt %00 48 2 21 5
John Leavitt 2001 2 21 5
Thomas Leavitt^ 54 86 1 2©
Tho's Marfton, jr 56 20 1 6
Simon Marfton 40 61 2 1$
Simon Marfton 6 15 11
Josiah Marfton 23 61 1 J
John Moffatt too 35 2 Z,
Daniel Marfton ~36 38 1 3
Jonathan Marfton 200 75 8 21 5
James Marfton j 8 48 1 4
Solly & March 100 39 2 43
do 28 43 1 3 5
Simon Nudd } 56 49 X 4
retham Odiornc .56 47 I 6
Begj, Perkins 1.70 1, % 37
Joshua Peirce 150 66 2 43
Thomas Parsons 56 36 1 4
Tona. Page, jr 2po 69 % at $
fohn Shepherd , 200 11 2 52
Ebenezer Smith, 168 23 2 36
Samuel Smith 145 22 8 $
Daniel Sandborn 100 58 % 43
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