American Yeoman from Brattleboro, Vermont • 1

OJMM 0 'it CMS- XTTMIIiOUOl-ail, vi. Tu.lV:. jJt-ife NO. II. MAY .8.

1817. VOL. I. re OF PVHUi'ATlOS. Name ot taxable 7 lecriptiou of Amuu Name ul ux'ible Description ol ontil of Vinoi I ta axes.

person. 5 property. i property persons. Jamaica, "00 acres 1 honae Delivered to tubtcnbert in thit village, ai 2,00 per annum. If tent tingly by mj7, 8 00.

of pottage Knttwed in package David Adams 23 acres 1 house sithens. 25 do X. 12 46 30J Hull Mountain 500 do Samuel Bishop Ephraim Bowen Charles Chaffee Elijah Davis da Wid. Cales, (Stratton) 44 of ten or more, and forwarded by mull, mage, or pot. 1.50, extlutive of pottage.

Delivered at the office to companiet of twelve Paul Howard 16 do 1 do do do NEW ARRANGEMENT. WILLIAM B. IDE HAVING dispoicd of his route in New Hampshire, for a limited time, informs hn nuncroui patrons, and thoic who are still waiting to "enroll thcii names" not under the banners of a bloodless warfare with private reputation and our counlry's honor but on the sucaiTioM lists cf the humble "Yio mam," that Mr. JOSEPH HOLT will furnish them with that paper "fres.li 110m the piess" ev. 13 do 1 HO do 1 Brookline.

Cru lleaitm 120 do or upwards, 1.50. Ihoie living out of the 82.60 30 16 81 65 33 32 32 1.14 49 4.55 village, who receive them at the office individu Howard r.lisha 110 do Kuth 33 do Russell Kelly 40 do William Lincoln 80 do do 1 do do ally. gl.50. jo individual becoming accounta 30 200 ble far ten paper 1.3 Payment for the frit year to be made at the Daniel Brown Roswtll Mellow Johhij.i Joy John IWnson James Chase Peter Derry Lane Hound Hosea Millers heirs 80 do exuruttun of atr mon'ht f'om the commence' Curtis Stoddard 120 do 1 do ment of tuccceding year half 1 1 20 1-2 do 2 46 do 11 66 in advance or if thr xvhule tt advanced, a dis 32 Elistia Taft 100 do Nathaniel Woodcock 10 do Lyman White 75 do 31 45 09 00 l.OJ 91 J. 60 17 5.

02 1.35 52 count of ten per centum will be allowed. Richard Smith 91 puper discontinued until arrearage are do do do do do do do do paid. irmuham. nthony Jones 80 do 1 do Alexander K. Zucl 10G do 1.67 If I'ottridert tupptied at the utual discount.

91 inncrtcd on the common termn. JouiiciairpneiillnlrirnCtt do I imothyH. Whitney 195 1-2 do Brattlcboroueh. Alden Griffith b2 dol Elizabeth Sterns 13-4 do 2 Daniel Stearin, 2d 13-4 dol ery Tuesday. On this day of the week Mr.

Holt will pass through Cheitcrfield. Swanzey, Richmond, Winchester, and Hinsdale He will also supply the inhabitants of any of the adjoining towns, who have, or may form theimclves into companies of twclveor upwards, and receive their packages at any place on said route most convenient for them. Those who live on the direct road of this route, will receive the papers at their doors, at two dollars per annum. To those who take them in classes as above, they will be afforded at one dollar seventy-five cents. Payment for the first year to be made at the 2,43 John Watkins.

jr. Londonderry. Cmh to accompany thote from a dittance. DIRECT TAX. 50 do rtemas Tierce 100 uul 1.67 1.22 IVi.j.

W. How 100 do 84 lienor i nomas Sarah Bodwcll Joel W. Bliss Wm. Barnes Charles Davis David (loddurd 100 do Edward Woodcock 62 do 43 NOTICE hereby given, that the Direct Tax do do tmcH C. Larkin 64 do I Jonathan Combs 87 do 1 for the year 18I(J, laid in conformity to the art 1.21 1.37 1.25 79 of Congress, passed arc 5, 1 8 1 0, on the fol low- Jonathan Kmmcrson 1H0 do ing described property, is now remaining uiipaiil, Levi Covey 74 do 20 do 50 26 84 34 1 do 1,35 Guilford.

3 dol do 167 7 do 17 2 1-2 do ii 120 dot do 3.79 I 1-2 do i do 28 84 dol do 2.73 8 1-4 do i do 47: I do 15 I do 1.97 11.51 and that unless the fluid 1 ax, with ten per cMit. Samuel Arnold 562 do Levi Bigclow John Bell Abner Chapin Elijah Gore Asa Jacobs Paul Nichols in mldition thereto, shall he paid to the subscri Grafton. do do do expiration of six months. 'No papers discontinued till arrearages are paid." 'Be particular! Biattleboro', April 15. FRANCIS GOODHUE CO.

HAVE this day received from Boston an additional supply of NEW-ENGLAND RUM MOLASSES Almrn Burges 118 1-2 do 1 2.86 1.43 ber, on or hetore the 22d day of May, 1817, the aid property, or so much thereof as shall be ne James Nichols 33 do 1 cessary to satisfy the ud Tax, and twenty per Rockingham. cent in addition thereto, will be sold at public John Spear Henry Stebbins Russell Whitney Jonathan Badger 130 do 1 sale, at the house of Anthony Jones in New- Abigail Chaffe 11 dol 7.88 23 2.88 5.83 Fane, in the county of Windham, the sale to Joseph I Ellis 76 do 1 Aldis Lovell 180 do commence at ten o'clock, A. M. on the said 22d 2.37 William Minard "6 1-2 do 1 ioV unJer my han1 tn'9 5th lay of April, 1817 JOHN PHELPS, Collector for the 2d Collection District in the State of Vermont. MISS FISKE MISS SPRAGUE 2.13 John Pulsipher, jr.

17 do 1 91 day of May, viz. Names of taxable 7 Description off Amount of persons property. Tax. Whitingham. Luke Prouty 48 do 06 Jotham Richardson 1 Westminster.

Joseph Buijbee 50 acres William Kxt'ord 22 1-2 do 2.20 Jonathan Badger 80.98 38 76 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Ira Carpenter 3.87 83 WILL commence their Spring and Summer School for YoungLadies and Misses, on the first Monday of May next. Eveiy branch of Education which has been taught in Miss Fi she's School, will be instructed the en Samuel Fletcher Olive Goodale 84 3.51 1.51 1.41 do 1 do 1 do I do 1 do i do 1 do 1 do 1 do 5 70 30 35 110 45 1 75 40 Holden Stephen 152 1.34 94 suing Summer. Timothy Holden 46 William Fuller 50 do Calvin Fuller 150 do Hastings 8c Whitney 7 do Herman Kentfield 65 do Dean Lrfke 2i do John McKnight 3 do Jepthah Pike 71 do Simon Stevens, jr. 30 do Benjamin Wilcox 76 do Rufus Cone 15 do Martha Miller Miss Fiske 8c Miss Sprague assure their BROWN SUGAR (first quality) MACKEREL, April a 8. INSTALLATION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT Lebanon Foiust Chapter, No. 8, will be installed at on Wednesday the 21st day of May next, which is the neit regular communication of the Chapter. The Companions are lequested to assemble at nine o'clock, A. M. at the Hall.

Companions of neighboming Chapters are respectfully invited to attend with appropriate clothing. A discourse suited to the occasion, it is expected, will be delivered by the Rev. Mr. Bascom, of Phillipstown, Mass. As the ceremonies of Installation will be performed (principally) in public, Brethren of secular Lodges are invited to attend on that day.

Per order, E. SEYMOUR, Secretaiy. April 28, A. L. 5817.

3.03 James Preston friends and the public, that they will pay all 24 Lane Round 15 1.37 2.73 77 9 possible attention to the improvement of the Asaph Wright 17 43 Ebenezer Wilson manners, morals and minds or their pupils. Good accommodations are provided for board 18 John Smith ing, at the usual price. 4 91 James Black, jr. 1-4 do 1 1 do 1 6 do Putney. 1 1-4 do 1 8 rods 1 2 acres 4 do 1 50 do 1 116 do Wilmington.

Linus Austin 143 do 1 house, 8cc. Nathaniel Adams 100 do 1 do Freelove Cattle 60 do 1-3 do Bulah Gilbert 100 do 1 do William Goodenouirh 1-4 do Hem. fcllis Keefie, N. H. April 5, 1817.

g7f. a7atherton Has for sale, 28 38 3.85 1.91 2.50 1.50 39 15 Joshua Fuller 61 do do do do do Asaph Hall Samuel Lord 2.43 do do Ftink Lovell 8.18 4.76 do 2 Eliphalet Whitney, j. 22 John Hill 40 Hubbard, Stephen 9. Scott 5 Benj. Mttcalf 55 Elder Geo.

Robinson 100 Rufus Snow, dm'r. 30 1.82 Henry Ward do do do Dummerston. 25 Kegs Neat's Tongues. 40 Barrels Beef. Likewise, 5 m.

Yellow Pine Boards. 2 m. White do do 25 m. Spruice Shingles. 20 Hhds.

Lime. Also A large supply of QUAKER GAR STATE OF VERMONT. 91 61 3.34 36 09 61 60 91 5.51 do 1 do 1 do 1 do do 1 do 1 do 1 Levi Bailey Widow 50 do 1 Isaac Barrett 50 do 1 Widow Cutler 1 1.74 2.40 10 I Windham County Court December term, A. D. 1816.

do do do mas Stevjns Joseph Spooner John Cummins Apollos Witherel Philo Castle 10 52 65 60 145 Carter James Fitch 27 85 1.11 Asa Rice, vs. Isaac' Stearns, Luther 1 do do do do do do do do do do 2-3 do John Foster Luther Field Sewall Foster 20 do i 22 rods 1 1-4 acre 1 DEN SEEDS. 1 Weld, his Trustee. Dover. 1.21 43 1.74 Joseph Gleason, jr.

Brattleborough, April tr. STATE OF VERMONT. 1.01 1.52 MAKBOROUGH PROBATE DISTRICT. Aaron Houghton Polly Higgins Submit Hildreth William Hill Sandford Hunt 52 Probate Courts wiil be holden at 81 the Inns of Jonas Whitney, Esq. Marl 09 50 40 48 4 14 13 50 78 50 do do do 1 do 1 do 1 do do 1 do 1 do 1 dol do do 1 borough, and Mr.

Simeon Eaton, Brat 1.97 1.58 Kathan Charles Prentice Kathan and A. Moore Vespatian Miller tleborough, on the following days for the residue of the ensuing year 08 2.52 MAT in Marlborough. do do do Sargeant William Taylor Field, Adm. Roswell Bebee 31 Fourth Wednesday 28th day. 08 JUjSjIi in Brattleboroush.

Townshend. 26 First Wednesday 4th day. Fourth do. 25th. 77 1.01 AT a the June Term of said Court, A.

D. 1816, Luther Weld, of Guilford, in the County of Windham, was summoned to answer to the declaration of Asa Rice, of Guilford aforesaid, against one Isaac Stearns, late of said Guilford, an absconding or concealed debtor, in a plea of the case, on a promisory note, At which said term the said Luther Weld, Trustee as aforesaid, appeared in Court, and made disclosure of the goods, chattels, of the said Stearns, the principal debtor, in his posses-session And the said Stearns not having had notice of said suit, the same was by order of Court, continued until this present tetm And now the said Stearns not appearing; It is ordered by the Couri, that the said action be furs her continued until June term next; and that the said Stearns be notified of the pendency of the same, by publishing the substance thereof, and order of Court thereon, three weeks successively in some public newspaper now printed, or which may then be printed in the county of Windham, the last of which publication to be at least three weeks before the next session of said Court, to be holden at New-Fane, in the county aforesaid, on the second Monday of June, A. D. 1817, which will be deemed sufficient noticeto said Stearns to appear and defend in said action or suit. By order of Court, EDW.

R. CAMPBELL, 2d Clerk. JUL in Marlborough. 3.18 1.29 do Fourth Wednesday 23d day. 1.67 Jonathan Burbee 22 Calvin Edwards 60 Thorns K.

Green 91 Reba Holland Ebenezer Harris, jr. 1 Solomon Hudson 181 Clark Holbrook 49 Heirs of Benj.Murdock 91 Abijah Royce 19 Ezra Squires 25 Abner Squires 25 Rufus Scott 50 AUGUST in Bmtkboroupfi. do do do do 1 do do do 1 do do do do 70 do 1.30 First Wednesday 6th day. Fourth do. 27th.

09 29 SEPTEMBER in Marlborough. 29 Reuben Brvant 50 do 1 do 91 Jonas Clisb'e 75 do 1 do 2.42 CUrk Stearns 50 do 15 Ezekiel Gore 70 do 24 Amusa Howard 194 do 1 do 7.58 John Kemp 50 do 1 do 97 Oliver Kemp, jr. 50 dol do 76 Marsh Abijah. 1 do 1 do 06 John Taft 100 do 1 do 2.12 Wardshorough. Nathaniel Cheney 1 and others .) Fisher Green 100 do 1 do 8.83 Syl-vanus Hastings 311 do 3 do 9.76 Asa Hodgskins 1 do 1 do 1.9o Wransford Houghton 63 do 1 do 1.90 Ilias Johnson 57 do 1 do 95 Joseph Janes 30 do 1 do 95 Benj.

Jones 70 do 1 do 3.15 David Smith 5 do 1 do 1.43 Benj. Smith's heirs 2 do I do 34 Stratton. Joseph Garfield 160 do 1 do 1.66 Abel Grant 55 do 1 do 76 Abraham Wheeler 320 do 1 do 96 John Calvin Wait 8 do 1 do 2.42 Somerset. Hezekiah Hall 150 do 1.37 Barnard Kelly 150 do 49 Benjamin Stone 230 do 1 do 39 Nathan Watrous 84 do 91 New-Fane. Jonathan A.

Allen 83 do 1 do 3,02 Samuel Allen.jr. 100 do 69 Samuel Allen 5 do 1 do 22 Ruth Baker 1 do 09 James Cutler 50 do 91 Joseph Converse 50 do 1 do 76 Ephraim Holland 174 do 2 do 7,70 John Morse 50 do 37" Moses Merrifield 50 do 1 do 1.37 Amherst Morse ist. 83 do 1 do 1.97 James Morse 58 do 1 do 1.57 Ichabod Morrifield 41 do 1 do 1.90 Jacob Morse, jr. 80 dol do 3.20 Darius Norcross 1-2 do 1 do 71 Polly Perry 40 do 1 do 1.52 Lewis Thayer 50 do 45 William Walker 26 do 56 84 Fourth Wednesday 24th day. Halifax.

CI VJJERin Brattleborough. 74 First Wednesday 1st day. do do 49 Fourth do. 22d. 39 1.82 NOV EMBER in Marlborough.

4. Fourth Wednesday 26th day. Isaac Allard 48 do 1 Aaron Blanchard 20 do 1 Aaron Boyd 5 do John Crosier 40 do 1 Calvin Cutler 1 do 1 Betsey Kirklcy 10 do 1 Saml. Matthew 12 do Randall Miner 57 do 1 Nathaniel Matthews 99 do 1 Isaac Orr, jr. 150 do 1 David Orr 175 do 1 91 GILBERT DENISON, March 26, 1817.

Judge. 19 1.22 1.94 do do do do do do do do do 4.85 FRANCIS GOODHUE CO. 4.24 HAVE remaining unsold, a few casks of CLOVER SEED, of a superior quality. Marlborough. Homer Brooks 64 do 1 Also for sale as above, Luther Bellows 35 do 20 of Alexander's Ploughs, Josiah Chamberlain 8 do 1 Ellis Griffith 20 do which are offered cheap for cash or credit.

Also, 10 cwt. Cod Fish. Lot Griffith 19 do DOCT. CHESTER HAVEN'S ESTATE. Marlboro' Probate! A LL concerned in the District, ss.

jQ. Estate of Chester Haven, late of Dummerston, in said district, deceased, intestate, are hereby notified, that Marshall Miller, Esq. administrator on said Estate, will exhibit the account of his administration fot examination and allowance, at a Probate Court to be holden at the Inn of Simeon Eaton, in Brattleborough, within and for said district, on the the fourth Wednesday of June next, at ten o'clock, A. M. where all who see cause may appear, and object to the allowance of the same.

GILBERT DENNISON, Judge. April 23, A. D. 1817. Davis Healey' 53 dol They have now on hand, for sale, a general 2,26 97 13 39 23 1.45 48 42 27 48 79 68 do do Samuel Hill 77 do I Russell8cDavidHarris20 do assortment of COTTON YARN, Warp and filling Also, 6 Kegs i'UWUtK.

Timothy Mather, jr. 22 do Erattleboro', April 21. All persons indlbted to the subscribers, on Ebenezer Morse 75 do David Newman 17 do 1 do Gardner Warren Note or Book account, whose contracts have become due, are requested to make immediate The above may be paid to Mr. Adolphus WiNc.Deputy if more convenient. 70 do 29 del 81 1 payment.

F. GOODHUE, CO. do Benj. Bishop.