The New-Hampshire gazette and historical chronicle — Portsmouth, N.H., 1773-05-14 00:00:00, page 4

‘ § Durbam §
FROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, Rockingbam, /.
Wihruc Application is made to me the fubfiriber, mme
of bis Majifly's Fupices of the Peace, within and
throughout the Jaid province of News Hampfbire, by
more than a fixteewth part of the Owasrs of the Rights,
Shares and Intersfis of the common and undivided Lands
i Durbam and Lus, in said County, to notify and call
@ M:cting of said Propristors to be bolden at Durbam
at the Meeting House at Durbam Falli ( so called) om
Monday the 24th Day of May next, at tawo of the Clock
in the A/termoon,to a 8 &5 wote om the /ollow:;uidrﬁdn,
wiz. To cbufe a Moderator to vegulate Jaid Masting.—
Yo pajs a Vote to confirm the procusdings of amy former
Mietings,or of any Committees chafen by sfaid proprietors.
T'e chule @ committes to examine the Records of jJaid
proprictors, and. Jas that the Jame be compleated.~To
chule a committee to lay out any Gramts that bawe not
yot been Jatisfied.—To pals a Vote that sach and every
per/om who bave laid out any of the common Lands,
Shall bring im their Returns to be recorded by Jome cer
2ain Day then to be agreed on, otheravife to be woid.—=
T'e chale a committee to make Satisfalion to thofs per
#ons who bave been injured in the Division of the com
mon Landi.—T @ chufe a committee to divide the Lands
awbich yet lay in common and undivided — To fes if
Jaid propristors will wete to raise Money to defray past
charges, and chufe proper Officers to assess and collel2
the Jame ———= Too fasif the proprisiors will confider
JAMES BUNKER,and make bim Jatisfa&ion for the Lels
bs fuflained by the Removal of Barrington Lint, e
‘To chufe an Agent or Agemts to projecnts and defend
any Suits for or againf} Jaid propricters —To psfs any -
other Vote or Votes that may at said Meeting be the't
seceffary.— And to agree o fom: Mithod for calling
and bolding proprittors Mestings in future == In Con
sequence of said Application, Ido beriby Notify sfaid
proprietors ta mret at Jaid time and place, and for the
purposes aforefaid. JOHN SULLIVAN,
Durbam, April 26th, 1773. FuR. Paces
§ Vew- Almfbury, so called.§
PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPsHIRE, Hill/boroxgh, /.
.WHH'IGI the proprietors of New Almfbury, so called,
baws been legally Notified to pay Affifmints on
aach proprietor’s Right or Lots of Land in Jfaid Town -
&ip, to ms ths Jubfecribur,and feweral of them biing yet
delinguint in whole or part, this is tderefore to Notifie
Yuch perfoms, that thols delinguent proprictors Lands
wwill be exposed to publick VENDUE at¢ the Heule of
Mr. James Freach, lunbolder in South Hampton, o
"Tuelday the 22d of Fune nixt, at ome of the clock in
2bhe Aftermoon, to pay said TAXES, with incidental
tharges. The delinguent proprieters Names are as fol
dows, with the jfums due. L N ke
@aptain Jonathan Barnard, 2 2+ 0
’ . Natban Goodvin g .4 O
Eafiman Hoyt 1 1% .0
Thoma: Fewil - 5.7 .0
_ Jobn Nichels 2. .2 8
Aaron Rowil 2. 83 &
Farvis Ring 3 2 o
Abner Chafe , 1. LD
Thomas Barnard o 18 o
- Ferimiab Flanders c 18
May 2. 1773. BENJAMIN EVANS, Co/i&oer,
| New-Holdernefs. ||
WHERBAS the AssEssOßS fer the PROPRIETORS es
NEW HOLDERNESS, bave giwm me an Assessment
of /i filtings Lawfal Money, en each Right in said
Tewa aficfled, and preportiencd accerding te said
proprietors Vate, two (billings en the Intervale Let,
swo jfbillings ea the huadred Acre Lot, sad sawe
Jbillings on the uadivided or commen Right es each
proprister, with 8 Warrgut usder their Hands and
Sezl, dated the z4ih Day of April, 1773, telcalle&t
the fame, accoiding t 3 LAW ; These are therefore
to Notify fad proprietars to psy me the {aid Tax by .
the fi-fßof June next, otherwise their reflpeitive Lande
will be advertized and (old, to raise the fame accerd
fagte LAW. SAMUEL LIVERMORE
May 5. 1773. Colleßor for the propristars
: of New Ho!dernefs,
§ Marlow, §
Province of New Hamp/bire, Chifbire, 0
NQTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, te all the
. § del'inquent Proprietors of {aid MARLOW,
that the Vendue MEETING of said Praprietors
stands adjourned to the First Tuelday of June next,
te the Dwslliag House of Mr, Elifhs Royce,
Innholder in said Marlew, at Ten a"Clock in the
Ferenooa ; Aad if all the Dslirquents Lands are
not feld at said Mastiag, (0 be adjourned to the
Monday fellowing, - /EBER LEWISs,
PORTSMQUTH, Printed by Daniel Fowle.
S LirTie Driver.
ST SR A
D k’\ & TH E real noble lborugb bred
,’L \ ;uou:u race H I;SB.
, '." 0 moly ENGLAND for
s . vncuf’:b SWIFTNESS,
P BEAUTY and STRENGTH,
Will covar MARES Ihis season,
At WiLLIAM VANCE's as Londomdirry, in New-
Hampbire, at fix [billings @ LEAP, or twwrlve [billings
for the sEAsON,
N. B. crass may be bad on reafenable terms for
MARES, 8t a little Diftancs, if desired.
| Swuccefs. ||
T a MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of
A SUCCES§S, held by Adjeurnment; at the
Heafe of Capt. Jaceb Tilten, l?lh.'d.t in
Pert{meuth, on Tnfdz the twentieth Day of April
Inftane, the fellewing Vote was pafled, viz. That a
TRACT eof eight Theufand Acres of Land within
the T'ra& or Tewnihip of Success, as near the Centre
of said Township as may be conveaient and suitable
for Imprevements, and rusaing acrefs {sid Tewafhip
frem the Prevince Line aver te the Line of Maines
borough and Paulfbeurg, making right Angles with the
Prevince Line, be sud hereby is granted by the Pre
priety, te any Numbaer of the Proprietors, who, at
their ewa preper Clmﬁo, may be willing to under
take, and shall effe&ually perform the Conditien of
the CHARTER, which requires, that twe theufsnd
three hundred and fifty Acres of Land, be inclefed
and brought under Cultivatien, within the Space of
five Years from the Date of said Charter, and whe
tha!l meresver make so much of the Road thro’ said
Townthip, which may be required by the Gevernor
and Council, and whenever ordered, as may run
through the above granted Tratt of Eight Thoufard
Aecre:, and a!{o all other Roads within the aforefaid
Grant ot Eight Thau(and Acres, which msy be con
venient and meceflary for said Townthip: Such
Proprietors as are willing te vedertake aad perform
the afeuc‘gid Cenditions, shall bsfore the Third Day
of Auguft'next, subscribe a Ccpy of thisVate, which
the Clerk shall make, and keep in his Hends for (hat
Purpefe, and preduce at the sext Mcetisg of this
Propriety, fellowing the last Day of July next, that
the Names of such Subscribers may be knowa and
recorded. And if any whe thall become Subscribers
for the sferefaid Purpsfe, shall neg'c&t te pay his er
their proportionsl Part of the Expences for perform
ing said Conditions frem Year teYear, upon the Re
turn of their Names as Delinquents, to any legal
Meeting, of the Proprieters of Succefls, he or they
shall forfeit to the Rest of the Subscribers, his or their
Part of the above granted Tra&t of Eight Thousand
Acres, and shall be cut off frem all Claim to his er
their Dividend, by virtue of this Vote—The Twe
thousand, Three Hundred and Fifty Acres, required
by the Charter to be inclefed, and under Cultivation,
are to be included within the above Grant of Eight
Theufand Acres, and alfe the Town Lotts of one
Acre to each eriginal Preprietor ; and the aferefaid
Subfcribere shall out of the aforelsid Grant of Eight
Theufand Acres, lay out one Let, of ene Hundred
Acres, for the Ule and Beunefit of theGealps! Minister
fer the Time being, who shall be chefen frem Time
te Time, on every Vacancy, by the Prepricters or
Inhabitaats of said Tra&, Diftri&, erParith : And eone
Hundred Acres mere for the Use and Benafit of a
Grammar-Bcheol within fsid Tra& ; likewise one
Hundred Acres mere, for the firft Minister called and
ordained by vate of the Proprieters, er Inhabitants of
{aid Tra&,Diftri&k or parith. But if the Subscribers to
this Vote as aforelsid, thall so megle@ their Duty’
for Two Years from the said Third Day of August
next, as that at any legsl Meeting of the proprieters
of the Tewathip of Success, it shall be judged, that
there is plainly Danger of s Forfeitare of said Town
ship, thre’ Default of Faifilling the aforefaid Cendi
tions, thes the aforefaid Grant of Eight Theufand
Acres shall be sull and veid, and shall revert to the
original proprietors. This Vete te be publithed
imme.istely in the New Hampthire Gazette, Three
Weeks fucceflively. A true Cepy,
Attest, PAUL LANGDON, Prep’s Cle:k.
Port{meuth, April zlft, 1773.
e s e et ) —— ———
JJHEREAS my Sem mosEs CRUMMET, about 24
Years of dge, bas often run me in Debt, being
DISORDERED i® MIND ; thisis therefore to forbid any
PERSON or PERSONS crediting, or trading with bim on
any Account wbhatever, as be is incapable of tran/alt
ing any BUSINEsS, and bas beem jfo for near a Year
pas. 1 thought proper to giwe this public NoTICE,
Jearing whbat Difficulties bis Condul? might occasion,
Dould 1 negle? it any longer. - lam determined mot to
pay any Debis by bim contrafed.
Diurbam, April 26. 1773. JOSHUA CRUMMET.
| Canterbury. ||
PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE,
APPLICATION havisg bsen made to me, by
the Owners of more than ose fixtesnth Part of
the Tewn of Canterbury,in the County of Rocking
ham, & Praviace of Now Hampthire,that 8 Meeting
of the Prepristers eof said Canterbury might be
warned to bz held in the Meeting House in said
Canterbary, on the 26(h Day of May next, at tea
o'cleck, befcreneen, thea and there t® vete on the
fellewing Articles, viz. 1. Te chule a Mederster,
snd & Proprister’s Clark. 2. Te kaew if the
Proprieters will cheole s Committee and impower
them to search their Recerds, to fee if there bs any
Omiffiens or Mistakes in them, and te colle@ zny
Papers relative to said Propristy, thet eught to bs
recorded, and to get them recorded, snd te make
Report to said Prepristy ; aud that said Committee
spply to the General Ceurt, (if it shall be found ne
ceflary,) for pewer te record any of the said Prepri
otor’s Papers, that have heretofors been negleéted.
3. Tofes if the Prepristers will ‘vote for laying
eut the whele or any part of the commea and undi
vided Lands in said Canterbury, and to choose a
Cemmittee for that purpefe. 4. Tofse if the said
Propristers will choose a Commitice to fettle Ac
counts with any person or persons, whe have tranf
sfted any Business for said preprictern. 5. Te
agree upon some lawful Methed for calling Propri- -
eter’s Meetings for the future. 6. Te knew what
Methads the said Proprietors will pursue to delrey
the Charge of carrying the above mentioned Articles
inte Execution.
Agresable to the above mentienedeApplication,
I do hereby notify and warn the Propristers of said
Canterbury, to meet in the Meeting Houfs, in feid
Canterbury, en the 26 Day of May next, at ten o’
cleck, beforenaen, then and there, (if they fee Cause)
to vste on the Articles above mentioned. :
April 21,1773, DANIEL PIERCE, Just. Psc,
R e ——
PROVINCE OF FEW HAMPSHIRE:
PETITION bawing been preferred 1o the GE -
A NERAL ASSEMBLY of said province, by a
Committee [from the Town of DEERFIELD,
praying that a TAX of TWO PENCE per Acre on
all the Lands in Jaid Deerfield may be laid for three
Yaars mext anfuing ; ome balf of which to bé laid out ix
the PARSONAGE HOUSE awd LAND ; and the other balf
on the HIGH WAYS through jJaid TowN, for Reasons
mentioned in jJaid PETITION,=~ THESE are therefore
to give NOTICE, that @ HEARING is granted on jfaid
PETITION on the third Day of the fitting of the G+
. NERAL ASSEMBLY ofter the sirs Day of Mmay mixt,
for any pérfon to bew Cause wby the PRAYER theresf
may not be granted,
April zzd_l_',;z__g. ==.S;E=O=RGE’, KING, Z;Src.'
Whereas Elizabeth the Wife of
me the {ubfcriber, imbszzels myGeeds, and behaves
herfelf {o disagreeable to me and my Children,which
obliges me to ferewara all persons giving her sny
Credit on my Acceant, for that I will net pay any
Debt by her centralled. _ sl
EBENEZER WENTWORTH.,
Somerfwoarth, April 24, 1773.
LON L 1O L POOLD LN PN O O PN L POOP Ogy
'ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO,
R that have asy Demands on the Estate of
O JACOB HOOK, late of Seabreck, in the
Ceunty of Reckingham, Yesman, deceased, Intes
tate, are desired te fattle the fame with Thomes
Merril of Salisbury, in the County of Essex, and
provisce of the Maflachafetts Bay, Administrator of
said Estate. ;
Willliam Davis, , |
Clothier, Silk Dyer & Scourer from Europe
Acquaints the PUBLICK, that he carries on the Jeouring
and Dying CLOTHING TRADE in PORTSMOUTH, msar
the Mile Dam : be takes out Pitch, Paint, Lime Fuice,
or Lime burnt, or any other fains out of Gentlimnin's
Cloaths : be takes out colours out of Silk or Cloth, and
dyes it to any other colour to a pattern : be colours Cott %
or Linnen blue, and warrents the coleur : be clians Gold
and Silwer Lace : be fulls and dresses Country Cloth:
Gentlemen and Ladies that incline to favour bim with
their Caftom, /oall be kindly us'd, and thiir Work done
in the neateff Manner, and with Dispatch, by Willism
Davis. : 5
Pt SRSy (SIS
GEORGE S. HOMANS
Hereby informs bis Cuftemers
and othirs, that be bar opened Shop opposite DoSor :
Hall Fackfon’s, awbere be carries on the Taylor’s Bufi
ntfs in all it's Branches, Any Gentlemen wbo chule
to employ bim, may depind on being [erwad awith Ibe
greatsfl Dispatch, and at the chiapefi Rate.