The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-01-10 00:00:00, page 3

Lift of Letters remaining in the|
Post Office, at York, January 7, 1801.
Thomas chandler.
Ichabod Cole. William Dennet.
Simon Fernald, 2. Mark Fernald.—
John Frost, Esq. Lucy Hill. Katha-/
rine Keen. Mary Mitchell. J. Dan-I
dridge Peck. George Patch. Andrew;
Philips. Parker Spinney. Edmund
Wilson.— The above letters are 'direßed
Kittery.
Thfolloming are direfled York —Richard
Banks. Ebenezer Bane. Jenny Dodge.l
Sally Duncan. James Fitzgerald. Da
vid Fitzgerald. Hannah Fitzgerald. E
benezer Preble. Abigail Preble. John
Perkins. Jedediah Perkins.' George
Stover. Daniel Smith.
DANIEL SEWALL, P. M.
A change in the government of our Country,
will at least afford a favorable opportunity to
the friends ofthe late and present administration,
" to shew the excellence of their principles, and
their superior merit, by treating the govern
ment with refped, in the hands of men they do
tut like. The papers of that party will not be
filled with lies and slanders against the consti
tuted authorities ; but with a dignity that dis
dains the meanness and baseness of bringing the
laws into contempt, they will ftrivc to give ef
ficacy to the government. 1 '
Or-
Letters of credence have been granted by the
Prefideat of the United States, to Mr 7. H. C.
ZfeiucLen, as Commercial Agent of the Batavian
Republic. He is to reside at Philadelphia.
Judge Ellfworth,we learn, proposes to spend
the present winter in the fouth of France—his
health is very much impaired.
A few days since, passed through Holden to a
new settlement from Portland, a gentleman and
his wife, with twenty sons, born at eight births,
fifteen at the firft five, four at the two next,
and one at the lad.
SATURDAY, JANUARY to, i Bor.
A Century Sermon delivered by the
Rev. Mr. Alden on Sunday the 4th inst. will
be pubhfhed in course of a few days.
FROM Washington, Dec. 27.
" The, important election, which has for so
long a time interested the hearts of Americans,
is now decided, but decided contrary to the
hopes and wishes of all good men. We have
received returns from all the Gates, though they
have not yet been officially trahfmitted to the
Frefident of the Senate. ,cfferfon and Burr are
the two highest candidates, and both have an
equal number of votes. The House of Repre
sentatives will therefore have to decide, and
what their decision will be, is at present very
problematical. ,
dec. 19. The official returns from Kentucky
sot President and Viee-Prefident have been re
ceived. They are for
THOMAS JEFFERSON, 4 votes
AARON BURR, 4
Theft votes complete the returns from all the
fetes ; whereby we are enabled to announce
tilt total result as follows .•
For THOMAS JEFFERSON, 73
AARON BURR, 73
JOHN ADAMS, 65
C. C. PINCKNEY, 64
The Senate have confirmed the nomination of
^bn Jay, as Chief Justice of the United States.
In nothing is the contrast between our real
Americans and the Democrats more striking
than in the temper they mariifeft towards for
eign nations. The Federal Republicans look
with an equal eye on France and on Britain ;
they wish to preserve amity and a good under -
•standing with both, but to^cherifh hate or love
for neither—They retain for both nylons the
sentiment exprefled in our declaration of Inde
pendence—" Enemies in Ivar, in peace friends."
In dire& opposition to this is the course of
the democrats. To plunge us into a war with
England, and to entwine us in the embraces of
France, is their unceasing effort. To effed this,
nothing which can excite hate and detestation of
England is left uneffayed.
0
For Jale ver, cheap,
A Small HOUSE and Store,
next the North Meeting-House,
Portsmouth, said House and Store must
be removed from where they now stand
by the ift of March.
—Enquire of the Printer. Jan. g, lßor.
, DIED] — At Roivley, Rev. Ebenezer Bradford.
— Amefoury, miss Elizabeth Bayley, aged 26,
daughter of Capt. fames Bayley
At Bridgewater, mrs. Abigail Hayward,
daughter of the late Col. Briggs Alden, of
Daxbarough, and consort of the honorable Be
za Hayward, Esq.
At Portland, on the 29th ult. Mrs. Eliza
beth Jenks, aged 47 years, wife of Deacon
William fenks, and eldest daughter of the late
Mr. Elezer Alley of Bofton.—ln her were unit
ed the virtues of a Christian—society has loft in
her a worthy member, her disconsolate huiband
an affectionate wife, and her children a tender
parent.
" Why all this sadness ev'ry visage wears;
Who Anows butjbe now lines enthron'd on high,
Par,far beyond yon twinkling, azure fay —
Enrob'd in bliss, where beav'n refponjive rings
"With ballalejabs to tbe King of Kings !
(Where God bimfelf regales the new-borngutf,
In one eternal overflowing feafl."
DIED] —In this town, Mrs. Mary Grant;
and a child of Mr. Benjamin Gardner
»ottfmoutb
FOR SALE,
A Convenient DWELLING
HOUSE in the centre of
the town, inquire of the Printer.
Dwelling-House
' or
«—i—t
Z^&XQflTo be Sold on moderate termo
THAT large and convenient
DWELLING-HOUSE in Pitt
ftreet, now occupied by John Wen
dell, Esq. with the Garden, Barn and
Out-houics belonging to it ; —the situa
tion is pleasant and eligible.
For particulars, apply to
Tho: Sparhawk.
Poitfmouth, fan. 10, 1801.
LOST yesterday afternoon,
between this town and Pifcataqua-
I Bridge, a Check Bundle, containing two
;Gowns, I Broad Cloth Cloak, one Mus
lin Shawl, two Shifts, &c.— Whoever has
found the fame, and will Jeaye it with the
;Printer hereof, shall be handsomely re
-Iwarded. December 27, 1800.
IDO hereby acknowledge that
I have Injured EUNICE TUTTLE,
by publishing a scandalous flory against
: ' her reputation, which was intirely falfc
and without foundation,—dated at Portf
i mouth, the 31st day of December, 1800.
^itnefs, WILLIAM WALDEN,jte.
R. CUTTS SHANNON.
TO BEIoTdT—
A young COW and
CALF-—ln^lire of the Prefer
'JUST PECEIPEB, ana fold ^ a„omlfy&
By Tho's Bartlett,
Sig ra of 'be Good Samaritan, N 0.13,.13, Cornbili,
Boflon,
CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD,
So jufly recommended for the relief and cure of
Nervous Disorders, Bilious Cases,
Female Complaints, Debiliity,
Weaknesses, Indigestion,
Loss of Appetite, Coughs and Colds,
Impurity of Blood, Consumption,
Head-Ache, Lownef, of spirit,
Relaxation, l^c &c &,
Prepared (only) by
S. SOLOMON, M. D. F. R. H. s.
Ofthe Univerftty & College of Pbyfcians,and author
The Cordial Balm $f Gilead, is an im
mediate feftorative and corroborant, a mod
powerful remedy in all female complaints.
This Medicine poifefes wonderful
efficacy in all nervous disorders, fits, head-aches,
wcakuefs, heaviness, and lowness of spirits, dim
ness of fight, confufed thoughts aud wandrings
of the mind, vapours and melancholy, and all
kinds of hypothetic complaints, gradually go off
by the use of this salubrious cordial. In sick
ness of the flornach, in flatulences and obstruc
tions, it is a fafe, powerful and efficacious reme
dy. The firft fymptomsof its good effe&s are
grenity and cheerfulnefs.
SUGAR & TEA.
FOR SALE BY
Matthew S. Marsh,
India SUGAR ofa good quality,
Hyfon, Hyfon-fkin and Bohea
T E A.
Portjmonth, fan. 3, 1801.
Embellfthd with the Author's portrait.
Which fully explains, in d concise plain manner, the
moftfenple methods of treatment, with proper effi
cacious remedies jor the folioiving diseases, riz.
Asthmas, loss of appetite, bilious
complaints, eonfumptions, female diseases, fits,
flatulence or wind,hypochondriac or melancholy
complaints, indigestions, juvenile indiscretions,
lo wnefs of spirits, nervous diseases, rhuematifm,
ruptures, fcurvey, & ^fc.
Every person, young and old, ffiould
purchase thia book, there being scarcely an in
dividual who is not interested in some part of
it. In particular it is recommended to young
men and boys ; as an early attention to the lat
ter may serve to guide them against a fatal rock
orrwhich thousands have split, and be the means
of preserving their bodies from diseases, and also
their fouls, their minds, and all their faculties,
from deftru&ion.
THIS celebrated LOTION has re
ceived the highest encomiums in the Southern
States, and from many medical dhara&ers in
Europe: It is a speedy, effectual, and fafe reme
dy against eruptions, and impurities of the face,
from whatever cause arising ; as pimples,
blotches, ring-worms, carbuncles, freckles, sun
burns and immoderate use of paint.—lt needs
only be tried to convince the most timid person
of its superior efficacy—lt is warranted to be
harmless to the tenderest constitution, and inno
cent to the most delicate complexion—On the
contrary, it will restore the jkin to its usual purc
nefs, and preserve it thm, foft and elastic.
N. B. Each bottle has a Certificate,
signed by the Proprietor, without which, it can^
not be genuine—lt is Sold in bottles with di
reaions, for one dollar each,
A Guide to Health,
This truly interesting work has been
the labor of raany years experience and observa
tion on the calamitous consequences of a fecrct
and deftrudtive vice : And to obtain a remedy
against which, the Dodor has devoted the prin
cipal part of his life. No proprietors of Board
ing Schools, or Acadamies ihould be without it.
Price, One Dollar.
At tbe Jign of the Good Samaritan, Boston,
Who has the exclusive right from the Proprie
tor of vending the fame in Boston.
WHEREAS there has ap
peared a backwardaefs in the ad
ministrator of the estate of HUNKING
WENTWORTH, late of Portsmouth,
Esq. deceafcd, to produce the evidences
of said estate, so that the heirs may be
benefited thereby :—Therefore, whoever
will give information of any sum or sums
of money which have been paid to, 0/ of
any demands which have been recovered,
orin any manner secured by the Hon.
JONATHAN WARNER,
Enquire, the said Administrator, so that
file fame may be recovered of the said
Warner, in the settlement of bis ad
ministration account, which is to be had
before the Superior Court, to be holden
at Portsmouth, in February next ; or of
any lands belonging to said estate, will
oblige the heirs, and fliall be handsomely
rewarded, by
BENJAMIN PENHALLOW.
_P°"fmouth, Dec. 5, 1800.
ALL persons indebted to, or
that have any demands on the estate
of STEPHEN REMICK, late of Kit
tery, deceased, are requeued to present
the fame for settlement, to Josiah Rem
ick, jun. of said Kittery, Executor to
said estate. Kittery, Dec. 12, 1800.
Andrew's Specific Lotion.
Also—a new edition, being the goth, of that in
terefling work, entitled.
of The 66 Guide to Health." Sec.
Br THOMAS BARTLETT,
Price three dollars each bottle.
Ben. Heywood 70 IPorceferl
Ma.S.partS 3 ' 3 35
John Hurd 70BoJianS.Pt. 49 4 3 35
do do North part 20 2 3 25
Josiah Little 10oNewburyM.il 2 1 147
do do % do 192 2 98
do 70 Southpart 13 1 3 49
do do do 333 59
do do do 4233 39
do do do 56 43 35
do do do 7253 24
do do Northpart 43 4 3 35
do do do 60 53 24
Moses Little icoNewbur,M.2§ 2 2 74
Byfield Loyd ,oßoJfonS.part 68 5 3 35
J.W.Chandler doPeachamPll^ 2 3 49
Nonresident Delinquents in
COVENTRY.'
Ifacc Amfdale „o 32
Theodore Atkinson do do
John Batters do do
John Bates do do
Ebeneler Bowton do do
Daniel Benedict 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 Huffed do do
Silas Hoyt do do
Gideon Leads do do
Nathaniel Loundfbury do do
Charles Smith do do
Abner Stevens do do
Obadiah Stevens do do
Obadiah Stevens,jun. 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 de
James Smith, do do
Abraham Weed, do do
Reuben W^ed, 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 Waterbury, do do
loos Weed, do do
Amt bb NE^ftar^ % ^ CT / C fo b^
Notice is hereby given to the Nonresident Proprietors of owners of rights, lots or parcels of land lying
in the towns of Orford, Piermont, Haverhill, Wentworth, Warren, and Coventry, in the County of Grafton, on which
the direct tax remains due and unpaid from the Bth of January last past, agreeable to an a& of Congress passed July 14th, 1793,
that so much of laid Lands as will fatisfy said taxes with charges, will be fold at Public Audion (unless 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 t,th
Day of April iSot, at the dwelling house or Mr. David Carr,lnn-bolder in laid Piermont, at ten o'clock befdrenooo ; all that re
mains unpaid in the town of Haverhill, on the 20th day of April &i, at the dwelling house of Do&. Ross Coon's, Inn-holder in
faib Haverhill, at ten o'clock befotenoon ; all that remains unpaid in the town Coventry, on the ^zd day of April 1801, at the
dwelling houfeaf Maj. Jonathan Hales, Inn.holder in said Coventry, at ten o'clock beforenoon; all that remains unpaid in the town
of Warren,on she 34th day of April ,801, at the dwelling.boufeof William Butler, Esq. Inn-folder in said Warren, at ten o'clock
beforenoon ; all that remains unpaid in Wentworth, on the 27th day of April 1801, at the dwelling house of Mr Lemuel Krezer,
Innholder io bid Wentworth, at ten o'clock beforenoon, and also all that part that remains unpaid in Orford, on the 29th day of
April 1801, at the dwelling house of Capt. Solomon Mann's, Inn-holderin said Orford, at ten o'clock beforenoon.
Ok^^ ^ ^ j
Joni. Carlton 100 63 2 49
Wif.Claggett | 6<5 24 478
Zrb.Giddings do 13 4 78
John Goff 100 43 215
Geo. Jeffrey do 9 5 2 74
do. 160 26 478
J.Mafonjun.loo 12 2 49
Clem. March 160 §4 449
J. Newmarchioo 7 2 2 49
do 160 48 498
Wm. Parker 100 35 2 49
H. Sherburn 160 25 478
Bern. Stevens 100 3 3 2 22
Hez. Smith do HaverhillM.il 4 2 74
do do 14 3 2 74
Rob.Tcmplei6o 41 469
do 45 331 314
JohuTempleioo 8 5 2 69
do 160 37 463
J.W. Waldron do 18 459
Dao. Warner go 4 6 2 37
Meth.Weare 160 1 4 98
S.Wentworth do 20 463
M.H. Wentworthloa 2 3 2 49
do 160 56 459
J.Wentworth do 2 4 74
R. Wibhard do 31 4 49
And.Wigginsioo 6 4 2 74
N. Whiting do 3 4 2 24
do 160 46 474
Geo. Bracket 100 Greenland, 5 3 2 24
B. Bean, - do 88
Nonresident Delinquents is
• HAVERHILL,
f \\
H. Hancock 14 Bath, 8 00 69
Eliot Sawyer 70 Newbury Kt. 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 1 19 148
do do do 30 47
do do North part 17 1 2 49
Sam'l Young too Concord 26 2 2 74
do 70 South part 574 335
do do North part 23 2,3 35
D. Carleton goNewbuy Kt. 171 249
John White 70 Plaftow 38 3 3 39
do do do 61 335
Moles Hazen 70 Neiv-wkl %
South part, 45 3 3
do do N. part If 2 3 35
Nonresident Delinquents in
PIERMONT.
Nonresident Delinquents in WARREN.
Theo. Atkinfuu,jr. too 10 4 1 76
do. 75 64 3 14
John Batcheldor, 100 31 1 63
do. 100 18 6 2 49
do. 75 29 3 29
Josiah Bartletr, leoorgramee 116 I 74
\ do. ico do. 17 5 2 49
do. 75 do. 24 3 29
Nathaniel Barrel, 100 411 49
do^ 75' 26 3 17
Ephraim Brown, 37 52 3 7
Nathaniel Currier,loo 3 8 1 49
do- 75 35 5 24
Benjamin Clough, 75 4 3 24
Ebenezer Collins, 100 461 74
do. 100 352 49
do. 75 27 3 5
Jacob Currier, roo 8 6 1 78
do. 75 3 3 49
Enoch Chafe, 100 7 81 35
do. - ico ' 712 74
, do. ,3 53 3 15
Aaron Clough,jr. 100 561 74
do. 100 612 49
do. 75 X7 3 x 5
John Darling, too 49 1 49
do. 75 2 3 32
Reuben French, 100 15 6 2 74
„ „ d °- 75 2 5 3 29
Benja. French,jr. roe 1 8 1 74
d °. 75 63 3 24
Nathaniel Fyfield, too 10 1 2 64
, , ' ? °- 75 47 3 32
Jacob Gale, 100 10 8 1 49
do. joo 13 22 98
Y do. 75 4 3 332
James Graves, 75 51 3 15
Andrew Greeley, 75 56 3 37
Jonathan Greeley, 100 671 49
n 75" 31 3 24
Dyer Hook, 100 9 81 49
n d °° 75 3, 3 32
John Hazen, 100 6 6 1 74
do. 100 17 41 29
d°. 75 24 3 29
Trueworthy Ladd, 100 771 32
do. too 14 42 49
do. 75 38 3 37
Abraham Morrel, 75 23 3 27
John Marsh, too 6 2 2 49
George Marsh, 100 12 42 98
„ 75 32 3 4 '
Henry Morril, too 191 49
do. 100 15 52 49
do . 75 28 3 24
Samuel Osgood, 100 1 2 1 49
do. 100 15 22 98
75 3 15
Thomas Peirce, 75 41 3 15
John Parker, 100 871 29
do. 100 12 12 39
do. 75 68 3 29
William Parker, 100 9 x 1 49
do. too 252 49
, , D dOp 75 1 3 29
Enoch Page, 50 9 5 2 49
„ do > 75 60 3 16
Jonn Page, jun. 75 43 3 15
Ebenezer Page, 100 18 5 2 49
2 75 3 44
Samuel Page, 100 6 3 2 49
d °. 75 22 3 29
Ebenezer Stevens, 100 211 49
d °. 75 61 3 7
Joseph Tilton,' 75 x 3 3 29
Lemuel Stevens, Too 511 49
do. 100 12 22 98
_ do. 75 57 3 20
Thomas True, 100 11 1 64
do. 100 19 82 29
, d( ^ 75 5 3 24
Joseph Whitcher, 100 6 2 1 37
do. 100 10 62 98
d°. 75 9 3 *3
Stephen Webster, 100 16 2 6 49
v d °- 75 33 3 49
Jeremiah Webster, 100 16 6 2 49
d °- 75 39 3 15
Benning Went- ) "•"• corner of the
worth, Esq. § 365 ''""°"'' 9 '
Philips White, 445.m c <%#54 12
do. 4¥fttietcrwnfyZ 12
do. 44 do 51 12
William White, 44 do 57 12
Nonresident delinquents in Wentworth.
T . o'^^^t^^^ 0
J. Currier 100 Poplin 7 41 64
do do 6 32 92
do 44 16 324
Jere. Fogg 100 Kensington 4 3 118
do do 10 32 18
do 44 5 3 8
J. P. Palmer 50 Orford, north-weft
corner of the town, JI. Harris adjoining 49
O' ZXQ O
TheodoreAtkinfon jrioo 7 4 274
do 44 14 38
Nathan'l Bate heldor 100 7 3 1 55
do do 10 4 2 9
do 44 21 332
Francis Batcheldor 100 45 1 55
do do 12 4 2 g
, do 44 7 319
Isaac Brawn 100 12 3 2 9
Josiah Bartlett. Esq. do 11 37
do do 16 12 64
do 44 44 .3 24
Joseph Greely 100 6,4 r' 46
Bo do 2 46
do 44 20 324
Nathaniel Greely 100 1 3 r 37
do do 16 2237
. do 44 17 3 8
William Hackett 100 8 3 127
Jacob Hook, Esq. do § 51 ig
de do 2 46
Nonrtfdent Delinquent, in Wentworth, continued.
Acres. Num. R. Div. Ct.
Diab Hook 100 7 3 1 46
do do 7 3 2 74
do 44 64 316
Henry Merril 100 3 315;
do do § 1218
do 44 8 324
Reuben Morse 100 2 55
Thomas Martin do it 32 18
do 44 3 r 3 2 4
Samuel Page, jun. 100 9 4 2 6;
Samuel Page 44 41 316
Enoch Page zoo 15 42 18
Ebenezer Page do 12 2 1 74
do do 43255
do 44 1; 3 8
Jonathan Page 100 8 4 xgi
do do 842 74
do 44 22 331
Samuel Palmer 100 112255
do 44 .ii 3 20
William Parker jr. 100 13 22 1$
do 44 43 16 16
Peter Ruffcll 100 6 4 2 55
do 44 63 316
Ebenezer Stevens 100 153 2 18
d ° 44 4 3 4
Samuel Stevens 100 851 64
do do 141 2 27
Jacob Stevens do 6 2 1 37
do do 2 45
do 44 3 3 8
Theophilus Stevens 100 15 1 237
Ebenezer Stevens do 1 2 137
do do 13 1 2 27
do 44 4g 38
Stephen Scales ieo 2 41
do 44 65 316
Elijah True 100 9 1 274
„do 44 35 3 2 0
William True 100 11 4 2 9
do 44 18 38
Thomas True 100 1 46
n ,, do 44 37 32£
Philips White 100 1 46
William White do 5 7 146
Capt. Batcheldor 10b 10 1 255
do 44 24 31$
Parker Cooper 100 15 22 1$
do, 44 2 3 8
John Coleman 100 83 255
do 44, 30 318
Nathaniel Currier 100 9 5 1 74
do do 16 3 2 37
do 44 42 317
Abel Davis 100 3 2 1 37
do do 2 45
ciO' 44 16 316
Samuel Dudley 100 14 32 18
do 44 1 3 8
Jonathan Evans 75 11 127
do 44 . 40 332
David Evans 100 8 1 2 74
Thomas Elkins 100 5 2 2 27
do 44 45 3 8
Joseph Eastman 100 16 42 27
do 44 39 333
Jacob Gale 100 11 12 5§
do 44 26 3 8
Rev. Jeremiah Fogg 100 9 t 1110
do 100 422 27
db 44 12 3 8
Jonathan Greely 100 12 22 18
Jona. G ree !LiHJ— _° 2 2 64
Nonresident delinquents in ORFORD.
I ^^
O' ^^^c ^c<
B. Batcheldor 100 ] 5 3 74
James Brown do 16 8 49
do do 17 4 74
do 50 East half 310 24
Hez. Smith 100 16 1 98
Jere. Dow, or 50 East half 910 61
Phil. Hooker 100 1 1 49
foged}^ ^^ 6 8 2.
do 50 East half 810 37
do do do 610 37
do do do 12 8 4g
do do Weft half 7 9 49
do do do 710 37
do do East half g 9 37
do rao 16 7 61
do 40 19 8 24
do 109 86 74
do do 17 49
do ~ do 13 9 98
do 50 East half 2 9 37
do do do 19 37
do 100 10 7 74
do do 3 3 24
do do 1 3 98
do 50 Weft half 7 8 24
do 100 2 2 98
do 50 East half 9 9 24
do do River Lot 14 86
do do 10 2 37
do too 11 3 98
do 50 Weft half 1 8 49
do 100 16 574
do 50 East half 6 8 37
do 100 #4 15 74
do do , 15 5 74
do do 9 761
do do . 16 4 49
do 50 Weft halt 6 9 24
do 100'12 74
do do , 16 37
do 50 undrawn 13
do 100 16 8 49
do do , 17 4 74
do do 1110 49
BvfieldLnrd 100 14 4 74
THOMAS RUSSELL,jun. Colleßori
of the 56*6 ColleHion Dißria,
Piermont, December 20, 1800.