The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-02-14 00:00:00, page 4

For feience with its brighter beams,
Has surely ftor'd his mind, fir,
And tho' an infidel he seem%
yet Genius has been kind, fir.
And now, I part the firft, do end,
But if a week you'l tarry,
Then part the second I will fend,
If it docs not miscarry.
DIED] —At Bodon, fames Tbompfon, LEt. 69.
- —Capt. fofepb Ingrabam, ^t. 65.
At Roxbury, fames Magee, Est. JEt. 51.
— New-Jersey, mrs. Ann Huchinfon aged 101
years 9 months and 7 days—Defendants 375 —She
lived to fee thgec centuries
— — Raynham, mrs. Hannah Dean, aged 49, wife
©f Lt. Stephen Dean
— Halifax, N. S. the Hon. Richard Buddy,
aged ^3
-= Danvers, George Wyatt, aged 79
-*-- Bofcawen, Nathaniel Curfer, aged 7%
— New-Glowefes^ mrs. Mas, Neyes, aged 81,
twidro of fofab Neyes, late of Falmouth
— Salsbury, mature in years and in every ebrif
fwn virtue, mrs. Mary True, aged 93 ; „,,. Ma
ry Morriß, aged 93
It grieves my very foul to find.
That any set of men, fir,
Should be so foolifh and so blind.
And unlike gentlemen, fir,
"The child (hall rue that is unborn.
The follies of that night, fir,
And many a buxom maiden now,
Shall break her heart for fpight, fir.
The true historian shall record.
The frolick here indited ;
Posterity will take his word,
And be most sadly frighted.
The name of farmers they disdain,
Os carpenters or tanners;
And think in toasting Jeffirfon,
"They prove that they have manners.
And how my friends, I'll give 'a toast.
And hope you'l join me in it ;
As time's too precious to be loft,
I will not spend a minute.
May %ffi r s° n associate,
With patriots like theff, fir,
And never find a fitter mate,
His thinking hours to please, fir.
I'm sure he'd wish himfelf or them,
Directly to the Devil;
Nor fear to meet in a future state,
So serious an evil.
ALA WYER being tick, made his last will,
and gave all his eflate to fools and mad
men ; Being asked the reason for so doing. From
fob, said be, I bod it, and so fucb I give it again.
Owing to the success of the democrats in the
late election, flame phenomena have appeared in
the natural, as well as the Republican, Wofld. If
a neighbouring town, quite the last of Decem
ber, the Frogs had a civic feaft. The mirth or
" tie green citizens," however, was much dis
turbed, by a fingufar occurrence. After a
multitude had frog- like fuug out for a confider
dble time, " The man of the People — The man of
the People" —an old Bull-Frog, who had furviv
cd the cold Federal Frofl of December, suddenly
appeared, and croaked out," Col. Purr—Col.
Purr," a few times, and all was wist in the
puddle as the middle of january. It is suppos
ed that there will be no more peeping until af
ter the fourth of March next.
MARRIED}, —At Barnflable, Holmes Alien,
Est to Miss Lucy Lawrence.
At Brookline, John Peck, to miss Eliza Gilman.
At Boston, fames Philips, to miss Mar, Tilden.
At Durham, Mr. Isaac Ladd of Gilmanton, to
Mfr Lois Woodman, of Durham.
And frequent doses will compose
A genius very high fir;
It gave to fame a scarlet nofc,
And to some a watry eye, fc.
1 cannot now enumerate,
The heroes of that day, fir,
Tis too much trouble to relate,
And I have much to fay, fir.
The mug and pitcher both went round,
And fefferfon was to^fted ;
Their voices did like thunder found,
And every creature boasted,
Os some great scat, that he had done,
Which prov'd his spunk and spirit,
And was a source of mirth and fun
To these men of worth and merit.
They got a book and thoughtit was
ytferfmon Kirgizia;
Wor never knew till the next day,
Twas Hamkins voyage to guinea.
But that was neither here nor there,
The books alike were bound, fir;
And ignorance, though very rare,
Is still in Scotland found, fir.
These felf created gentlemen,
Carous'd it all the night, fir;
They laugh'd, they fang, and danc'd and swore,
And Lilly ftrip'd to tight, fir.
The neighbors thought that Lucifer,
Had surely broke his chain, fir ;
And trembled 'till the morning star,
Had prov'd their fears were vain, fir.
There was no danger, for I'm fare,
'Twould not become the Devil,
To mingle with a gang so poor,
And really so uncivil.
O
COME all you farmers, far and near,
And listen to my ditty ;
And if you will my story hear,
I'm furc you'l think it pretty.
In Scotland, not fart om York,
A party met but lately.
To eat their Turkey, Beef and Pork,
And talk about the Treaty.
And for to toast the President,
That's soon to be elected,
And cure each caute of difconterit,
And case the difaffeded.
There wine and brandy both appear'd,
And likewise good October,
If it be true, as I have heard,
Not one of them were sober.
The land-lord was an hearty blade,
As ever yet was seen, fir,
Acquainted with the hoe and spade,
And used to bides that's green, lir ; .
And many a noble spirit was
Invited to this feaft, fir,
That could not spell his name aright
Nor Christmas knew from Esther.
But they lov'd brandy, gin, and rum,
And glory'd in October,
And never had so little fun,
As when that they were fobcr.
For tbetnifed States' Oracle of tie Day.
A New SONG to an old Tune';
Cevfofed an a hits Fandango, at Scotland near York.
The MEDLEY.—No. 153.
Poetical RepoJitorj.
Carpets and Carpeting.
A Large assortment of
BIBLES, TESTAMENTS,
School-Books : Writing-paper and Stationary,
kept couftantly for file, by C. ,^&IC&
.0 Strop, of various krcds:
A large assortment ts
India Cottons; cheap yard
wide Irilh Linens ; Irish Sheetings;
brown Hollands ; Checks ; Threads ;
embroidering and common Sewing Silkst
Twist; Gafioomf; cotton and silk Fer
rets; Tapes : Bindings.
A large assortment of Kidderminfter
Fashionable Straw, Chip and
Willow Bonnets ; a large assortment of
Kid and Morocco Shoes; elegant ftefl
Shoe Ornaments; Shoe Roses ; Shoe
Ties; Glove Ties ; cotton and silk Gir
dles ; cotton, silk and china Gown
Trimmings ; elegant pearl and Gilt
Necklaces and Ear-drops ; Parafoles.
Ladies fafhionable black Sat
tin and other beavers ; fafhionable white,
black, color'd and beaded Feathers; mens
fafhionable Neffon crown Hats.
A lasge assortment of
Mens and youths worsted and
cotton Hose; mens white and black silk
Hose, with igeed clocks; Womens cot
ton and silk Hole ; girls and boys white
& color'd worried Hose; womens black,
white and color'd silk Gloves and Mitts ;
womens black and color'd cotton and
worsted Gioves and Mitts ; mens and
womens black Gaiters; Mens and wo.
mens worsted Socks ; mens and boys
worsted Gloves; misses black and color'd
worsted Gloves and Mitts ; mens color'd
worsted Caps ; cotton Night Caps ;
mens white and black gauze Hose.
Worsted Pantaloons , Panta
loon Pieces ; Pantaloon and Boot Hose ;
worsted Drawers; mill'd and kelmar
nack Caps ; mens beaver and wafli leath
er Gloves, some lined with flannel; mens
black and white Silk Gloves; best white
Kid Gloves 1 emigrant Sucks and Boots,
Riding Breeches#
A latge assortment of
Mock Sableyred and grey Fox,
Goals beard, and Bear Muffs and Tip
pets ; white angelo, mock and real Sable,
tinged canary and silver grey Ernhine.
Fashionable steel, gilt, plated,
filver'd, hgrn, matthew'man and Italian
Buttons ; Button Moulds ; Sleeve But
tons ; polic'd steel Knee Buckles; silver
Thimbles : steel and gilt Watch Chains,
Seals and keys; Shirt Buttons ; Tooth
Brushes; Spangles ; Morocco Pocket
Books ; Pins.
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 Threat; gold and silver Epaulets,
some very elegant ; Velvet Ribbons.
A great variety of
Englilh and India Luftrings §
a large assortment of ftrip'd, plaid and<
changeable Italian Silks ; Bogiapoors, for^
Mens Coats; black and color'd Modes;
black and color'd Sartins; color'd Tiffa
nies ; black, white, blue, green and pink
Italian Crapes; plain, net, crape and
cypress Gauzes ; black Lace Veiling ;
Millinets.
Elegant Camels hair Shawls,
fertile large with silk Nettings ; check'd,
border'd, tobin'd, and black silk Shawls;
purple, chintz and Mullin Shawls ; ro
mal, cotton, bandanno and black silk
Handkerchiefs.
A great varied of
Swanfdown and fafliionable
Lainett waistcoating ; Thickfetts ; Cor
duroys; Velvets; black, crimson and
green Shaggs; worded and silk Plush ;
silk Velvets;.Mens black Satin; Fustians;
Jeans ; Denims; Cottoneta ; Quiltings.
A large affiftment Os
Calicoes and Chintzes of the
latest fafhion; new fancy laced and Nel.
fon's Prints ; elegant chintz and ging
ham Furniture; a great variety of fafh
ionable plaid and ftrip'd Ginghams; fafh
ionable printed Mullins; Multisets ;
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 Muhins , fafhiona.
ble color'd plain and Laced Lapetings ;
Muslin Handkerchiefs; Mens Necker
chiefs ; Cambrick Mullins.
BEST Superfine, mid
dling and low priced Broad Cloths
"' the most fashionable colors; Habit
Cloths ; Caffimeres ; Coatings ; fine
brown and blue Ratteens for furtotut ; —-
Devonshire Kerleys;Forelt Cloths; baiz
es; black, white, red, green, crimson and
vehow Flannels ; role and mill'd Blankets;
Whitneys ; Serges; Wikiborcs ; Cam
blets; Crapes; Hair bines ; Durants ; —
Tammies ; Shalloons ; Calamancoes ;
Florentines.
Peter Coffin,
Has imported in rhe ships Sally and Packet,
from Liverpool, an extenfae assortment of
Fall& Winter GOODS
Which are now opening so sale by wholefate
and retail—Confsfling of
s!^^
A large assortment of
Agreat variety of
SPATE OF NEU^^^ ^Q^ L^^
Votice is hereby given to the Nonresident Proprietors or owners of rights, lots or parcels of land Iyin°
~ colons of Orford, Piermont, Haverhill, Wentworth, Warren, and Coventry, in the Couhty of Grafton, on which
the area rax remains due and unpaid from the Sth of January hfl past, agreeable to an aft of Congress passed July 14th, 1798,
that to much of said Lands a : will Satisfy find taxes with charges, will be fold at Public Audion (urileft prevented by previous pay
ment) at the times and places herein after mentioned, viz. all that remains unpaid of said taxes in the town of Piermont, on the 17th
Day ofApril 1801, at the dwelling house or Mr. David Carr, Ipn-holder in laid Piermont, at ten o'clock beforenoon ; all that re
mains unpaid in the town of Haverhill, on the loth day of April 1801, at the dwelling hobfe of Dod. R o s s Coon's, Inn-holder in
laid Haverhill, at ten 0 clock beforenoon ; all that remains unpaid in the town Coventry, on the aid dav nf Anril 1801 at the
dwelling house of Maj. Jonathan Hale, Inn-holder in s aid Coventry, at ten o'clock before ; al ] ^in thVto^
of Warren, on the 24th day of April 1801, at thedwclhng-houfe of William Butler, Esq. Inn-holder in said Warren, at ten o'clock
beforenoon ; all that remains unpaid in Wentworth, on the 2,th.day of April 1801, at the dwelling house of Mr Lemuel Keezer,
,Innholder in said Wentworth, at ten 0 clock beforenoon, and allo all that part that remains unpaid in Orford, on the 2Qth day of
;April ißoi,at the dwelling boule of Capt. Solothon Mann's, Inn-hoider in said Orford, at ten o'clock beforenoon.
Nonresident Delinquents in
HAVERHILL.
h .
^^^ b^ ^ ^'CJ
H. Hancock 14 Bath, 8 00 69
Eliot Sawyer ,0 Newbury % 27 3 3 39
do do North part, 44 4 3 35
Th. Johnfondo Newbury % 9 1 3 24
do do South part, 44 3 3 35
do 50 do 19 148
do do do 3b 47
do do North part 171 249
Sam'l Young too Concord 26 2 2 74
do 70 South part 57 4 3 35
do do North part 33 2 335
D. Carleton ^oNewbuiy Ht. 171 2 49
John White 70 Plaftow 38 33 39
do do do 61335
Moles Hazen 70 New-yosk ? .
do do N.p^rt 152 3 35
Ben&ywood 70 Worcefler?
Ma.S.part^ '° ' "
John Hurd joßofonS.Pt. 49 4 3 35
do do No? th part 20 2 3 ^5
Josiah Little lOoNewhwjM.iz 2 1 147
do do do 1922 98
do 70 South part 13 13 49
. do do do 333 39
do do do 42 3 3 39
do do do 56 4 3 35
do do do 72 53 24
do do North part 43 4 3 3;
do do do 60 53 24
Moses Little io®Newbur,U2s 2 2 74
Byfield Loyd yoßoflonS.part 6S 5 3 35
J.W.Chandler doPeachamHt.i 3 2 3 49
Nonresident Delinquents in
COVENTRY.
N Old
liacc Amfdale ' 3 fo
Theodore Atkinson do do
John Batters do do
John Bates do do
Ebenezer Bowtan do do
Daniel Benedia do do
James Bates do do
Adonijah Brown do do
Theodore Atkinson, Jr. do do
Samuel Belding do do
Samuel Creafy do do
Hezekiah Devenport do do
Joseph Devenport, do do
Deodate Devenport do do
Theophilus Fitch do do
Mathew Fountain do do
Ebenezer Hoyt do do
Peter Hufted do do
Silas Hoyt do do
Gideon Leads do do
Nathaniel Loundfbury do do
Charles Smith do do 1
Abner Stevens do do
Obadiah' Stevens d 6 do
Obadiah Stevens, jlin. do do
Wix Sealey do do
James Scofield do do
Thomas Seymour, jun. do do
Daniel Stevens do do
Obadiah Sealey do do
Ebenezer Schofield do do
James Smith, do do
Abraham Weed, do do
Reuben Weed, do do
Nathaniel Weed, do do
Amos Weed, do do
Samuel Weed, do do
Benjamin Weed,-do do
Peter Weed, do do
Hezekiah weed, - do do
Nathaniel Waterbof,, do do °
Fact Weed, do do
fona.Carlton 100 6 3 2 49
Wif.Claggett 160 24 478
Zeb. Giddings do 13 478
John Goff IQO 4 3 215
Geo. Jaffrey do 9 5 2 74
do. 163 26 478
J.Mafon,jun. ioo 12 2 49
Clem. March 160 54 449
J.Ntwmaichioo 7 ~ 2 49
do 160 48 498
Wm. Parker 100 35 2 -;9
H. Sherburn 160 25 478
Benj.Stevens 100 3 3 2 22
Hez. Smith do HaverkillM.il 4 2 74.
do do 14 3 2 74
Rob.Templei6o 4 1 4 69
do 45 331 3 '4
John Temple ibo 85 2 69
do 16b 37 4 6 3
J.W.Waldrondo 18 459
Dan. Warner 50 46 2 37
Melh.Weare 160 1 498
S.Went worth do 20 4 63
M.H.Wentworthio® 23 2 49
do i6o 56 459
J.Wentworth do 2 4 74
R. Wibbard do fl 4 49
And. Wiggins too 64 2 74
N. Whiting do 3 4 2 24
do 16b 40 4 74
Geo. Bracket 100 Greenland, 3 3 2 24
B. Bean, do 88
Nonresident Delinquents in
PIERMONT.
NonreJident Delinquents in WARREN.
X O
Theo. Atkinfon,jr. 100 ° 10 4 1 76
„ d°. 75 64 3 14
John Batcheldor, 100 31 1 63
do. zoo 18 62 49
do. 75 29/ 3 29
Josiah Bartlett, ioqotgrantee 116 1 74
do. 100 do. 17 52 49
I, do. 75 do. 24 3 29
,Nathaniel Barrel, 100 4 11 49
( do. 75 26 3 17
Ephraim Brown, 37 52 3 7
Nathaniel Currier,!oo 3 8 1 49
, . d °- 75 35 5 24
Benjamin Clough, 75 4 3 24
Ebenezer Collins, 100 4 6 1 74
do. Soo 352 49
do. 75 27 3 5
Jacob Currier, 106 86 1 78
, , do. 75 3 3 49
Enoch Chafe, 100 7 8 1 35
do. 100 712 74
de. 75 63 3 15
Aaron Clough, jr. 100 5 6 1 74
do. 100 6 12 49
do. 75 17 3 15
John Darling, 100 49 1 49
do. 75 2 3 32
Reuben French, zoo 15 6 2 74
do. e 75 25 329
Benja. French,jr. ico 18 1 74
do. 75 63 3 24
Nathaniel Fyfield, 100 10 1 2 64
do. 73 47 3 3 2
Jacob Gale, ico 10 8 1 49
do., 100 13 22 98
T d°- 75 43 3 32
James Graves, 75 51 3 15
Andrew Greeley, 75 56 3 37
Jonathan Greeley, 100 671 49
do- 75 3 1 3 24
Dyer Hook, 100 981 49
do ' 75 3° 3 32
John Hazen, 100 6 6 1 74
do. 100 17 41 29
do. 75 24 3 29
1 rueworthy Ladd, 100 77 1 32
do. 103 14 42 45)
, d °- 75 38 3 37
Abraham Morrel, 75 23 3 27
John Marlh, 100 622 49
George Marsh, 100 12 42 98
do - 75 32 3 49
Henry Morril, 100 19 1 49
do. 100 15 52 4 ,
, d °. 75 28 3 24
Samuel Osgood, 100 1 2 1 49
do. 100 15 .2 2 98
Thomas Peirce, 75 4 i 3 1$
John Parker, 100 871 2,
do. 100 12 12 39
, do. 75 68 3 29
William Parker, 100 911 49
do. 100 2 52 49
d °. ' 75 1 329
Enoch Page, , $0 95 2 49
doe 75 60 3 16
John Page, jet.7s 43 3 15
Ebenezer Page, 100 18 5 2 49
c , -,0. 75 34 344
Samuel Page, 100 -63 249
dod 75 22 3 29
Ebenezer Stevens, 100 211 49
do." 75 61 3 7
Joseph Tilton, 75 ig 329
Lemuel Stevens, 100 511 49
do. 100 12 22 98
_ do. 75 57 3 20
Thomas True, 100 11 1 64
do. ice 19 82 29
d° j 75 5 3 24
Joseph Whitcher, JOO 621 37
do. 100 10 62 98
d °' 75 9 3
Stephen Webfler, 100 16 2 6 49
d°° 75 33 3 49
Jeremiah Webfier, 100 16 6 2 49
do- 75 39 3 15
Benning Went- ) cornerofthe
worth, Eiq. J 365 @1 96
Philips White, 44s.tr.corncrS4 12
do. 44°fthe tozunjZ 12
do. 44 do 51 12.
William White, 44 do 57 12
Nonresident delinquents in Wentworths
J. Currier 100 Poplin 7 4 1 64.
do do ' 632 92
do 44 16 324
Jere. Fogg 100 Kensington 4 3 1 18
do do 10 3218
do 44 5 38
J. P. Palmer go Orford, north-weft
corner of the town, % Hanis adjoining 49
Theodore Atkinfoßjriod 7 4 2 74
do 44 14 3 8
Nathan'l Batcheldor 100 7 3 155
do do 10 4 2 9
do 44 2[ 333
Francis Batcheldor 106 4sl gg
do do 12 4 2 9
d° 44 7 3 x 9
Isaac Brown 100 12 3 2 9
fofiah Bartlett. Esq. do 1 137
do do 161 264
' o 44 44 ^ 2 4
Joseph Qreely roo 641 46
do co 2 46
do 44 20 324
Nathaniel Greely 100 1 3 1 37 °
do do 16 2 2,37
do 44. z 7. 3 8
William Hackett 100 8 31 27
Jacob Mook, Esq, do § 51 18
do ria, 2 46
Awnrefdent Delinquents in Wentiuortb, continued
Acres. Num. R. Div. Ct.
Diah Hook 100 7 3 1 46
do do 7 3 2 74
do 44 64 3 16
Henry Merril 100 3 3 1 55
do ' do 5;1 21S
do 44 8 324
Reuben Morse 100 2 5;
Thomas Martin do 11 32 18
do 44 3 1 3 2 4
Samuel Page.jum 100 9 4 2 65
Samuel Page 44 41 316
Enoch Page 100 15 4 2 18
Ebenezer Page do 12 2 1 74
do do 432 55
do 44 j; 38
Jonathan Page too 84 19,
do do S 4 274
do 44 22 331
Samuel Palmer 100 11 22 55
do 44 11 320
William Parker jr 100 13 2 2 18
do 44 43 16 16
Peter Ruffrll 100 6425;
do 44 63 316
Ebenezer Stevens 100 15 3 2 iS
do 44 4 3 4
Samuel Stevens 100 851 64
do do 14 1 2 27
Jacob Stevens do 6 2 1 37
do do 2 45
d° 44 3 3 8
Theophilus Stevens 100 151 2 37
Ebenezer Stevens do 1 2 137
do do 131 2 27
do 44 49 3S
Stephen&ales 100 2 41
do 44 65 316
Elijah True 100 9 1 274
do 44 35 320
William True 100 114 2 9
do 44 18 3 8
Thomas True 100 1 46
n M. dO CT 44 37 322
Philips White 100 1 46
William White do 5 7 146
Capt. Batcheldor 100 10 1 255
do 44 24 31S
Parker Cooper 100 15 22 18
do 44 2 3 8
John Coleman 100 8 32 55
do 44 30 318
Nathaniel Currier 100 9 5 t 74
do do 16 3 2 37'
do 44 42 317
Abel Davis 100 3 2 1 37
do do 245
do 44 16 316
Samuel Dudley 102 14 32 18
do 44 1 3 8
Jonathan Evans 75 1 t 1 27
do 44 40 333
David Evans 100 8 1 2 74
Thomas Elkins 100 52227
do 44 45 3 6
Joseph Eaffman 100 16 42 27
do 44 39 333
Jacob Gale 100 11 12 55
do 44 26 3”
Rev. Jeremiah Fogg 100 9 1 1110
do 100 4 22 27
do 44 13 3 8
Jonathan Greely 100 12 22 18
Jona. Greelfojun. too 8 2 2 64
Nonresident delinquents in ORFORD.
4
^^^^t ^ ^ 0
B. Batcheldor 100 15 3 74^
James Brown do 16 8 49
do do 17 4 74
do 50 East half 210 34
Hez. Smith 100 16 1 98
Jere. Dow, or 50 East half 910 61
Phil. Hooker 100 11 49
HQ^^ Portsmouth 68 Q
do 50 East half 810 37
do do do 610 3?
do do ty 12 8 4^
do do Weft half 7 9 44
do do do 710 37
do do East half 9 9 3;
do 100 16 761
do 40 19 8 24
do 100 86 74
do do 17 44
do do 13 9 9$
do 50 East half 2 9 37
do do do 1 93;
do 100 10 7 74,
do do 3 324
do do 1 3 98
do 50 Weff half 7 8 24
do too 2 2 ng
do 50 East half 9 9 24
do do River Lot 14 86
do do 10 2 3*
do 100 11 39S
do 50 Weft half 1 8
d ° ] oo 16 5
do 50 Eaft| half 6 8 3
do 100 1415 74
do do 15 5 7^
do do 9/6 ;
do do 164 4
do 50 Weft half 692
do 100 12
do do 16 3-
do 50 undrawn 1:
do 100 16 8 4
do do 174 ;4
do do 1110 49
Bvfield Lord 100 14 4 7
THOMAS RUSSELL, jurt. Collet
nf ibe s6tb CoMeainn Diana
Piermont, l^^^ker zo, jEoe.'