The New-Hampshire gazette and general advertiser — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1791-09-01 00:00:00, page 4

Now inthe PRESS, |
THE
Revi
Revised Lazws
or THE STATE or ‘
NEW-HAMPSHIRE,
' AND WILL BE
PrinTep BY FOHN MELCHER,
AND READY FOR DELIVERY ON
OR BEFORE NOVEMBER
NEXT, ,
OO el
TH E Committee lately ap--
pointed by the Honourable G
weraL-CourT, to Revifeand Arrange.
all the LA W 8 of this State, having
completed the fame, and laid them be
fore the Court for their infpetion,
who, after having minutely inspected
the fame, ordered them to be prefa
ced with the pEcLArRATION of INDE
PENDENCE, the TREATY of PEACE,
between Great-Britainand Ameg a, with:
the constiTuTionN of New Hamp
{lm' and the consTiTuTioNn of the]
NITED-STATES, and to be immedi
ately Printed and distributed among
the people ;—they are now by autho
rity committed to the Press. As this
will be a complete system of all the
Laws of the State, it will be highly re
quisite for every Justice of the Peace, as
well as every person in public business
to furnifh himfelf with a book.—The
expence attending the printing will be
so great, that the Printer fears he shall
not be able to strike off more books than
are engaged before hand ; he therefore
rcquef%s every gentleman who wishes to
have a book, to leave his name with
him seasonably, by which means he will
secure one.
ACAWUA N DA
: avest
g Parnaffian S P RING.
: JEWISH ECONOMY.
I WO ¢riminals, @ Chriffian and a
:7 W, :
Who'd been to honeff feclings rather cal
: lous,
Were on a platform ence expos’d to wiew,
Or come as_fome folks callit to the gal
lows 3
Or, as of late, as quainter phrase prevails,
To try their aweight upon the city feales.
dn dreadful form, the conflable and forieve,
Tbe priest and ord’nary, and croud, at
: tended, '
Till fix’d the noose, and all had taken
verniek e
When the poor Ifraclite, befricnded,
Heard by express from officer of fate,
A gracious pardon quite reverse bis fate.
Unmo’d be feem’d, and to the Jpot close
flicking, ;
Ne'er offersstha’ be’s bid to quit the place,
Y'z"ll in the air the other fellow kicking,
Toe fberiff thoyght that jome peculiar
grace, i
Some Hebreaw form of silent deep dewotion,
Had for a while depri’d bim of his motion;
But being queftion’d, by the fberiff’s orders,
. Why not with proper officer retiring,. -
dn tone of voice that on the marew’lous bor
ders,
While that bis looks avere to the beam
A aspiring,
¢ I only wait,” said be, ¢ before I coes,
* Qv Mister Catch to puy the ted man’s
clothes.
VENDU E.
O be fold by public vendue, on
# Monday the sth day of Septem
ber, at 3 o’clock, P. M., at the North
Meeting-House in Portsmouth, for
delinquent taxes for 1790, the follow
inlg Pews in said Meeting-House, un
less prevented by previous payment,——
NO-Pews. £. 5. d. N%Pews. £. s.d.
3 1 16 o g SIS
2 8 © 180 €l2 O 10 O]
17 I 90 18 1 1690
33 1 838 84 b 120
89 O 380 202 6 12 O]
JOSEPH AKERMAN, jr. Colle&tor. |
August 17, 1791, - l
To the Honorable Davip Pace, Es.
one of the Juftices.of the Peace for the
county of Strafford, in the Staie of New-
Hanipfbire. Sk
E the subscribers, being owners
v & and proprietors of more than
one sixteenth part of a township called
CHATHAM, in the state of New-
Hampthire, request your honor that.a
legal meeting of the Proprietors of said
township may be notified, to be holden
at the house of Mr, NATHANIEL
W sLKER, in said Chatham, on WEeb
~EsDa ¥ the twenty-eighth day of Sep
tember next, at 10 o’clock, A. M. for
the following purposes, viz. . |
- Ift.=To chufe a MODERATOR.
2d.=To chufe .a: Proprietors Clerk.
...3d.—To .examine the “ecords and
all ‘proceedings of former meetings, as
to surveying and drawing the Lots, and
alter or re@ify all irregularities, mil
takes or mismanagements, both with
refpedt to calling former meetings and
any tranfalions therein ; and laying
}a}:{t and drawing the Lots of said town
-Ip. 4 ‘
4th.~To confider if the proprietors
will admit the Rev. Dodlor SamvueL
Lancpon, as a Proprietor, and con
firm to him his location ; and whether
they will quiet such persons as have en
tered without leave, and made fettle.
ments in the township.
sth.—To make a further survey of
said township, and re-lot it as far as may
be necessary. : :
6th.—To vote money, for defraying
all necessary charges which have alrea
dy arisen, or which may arise in accom
plishing the abovementioned purposes.
. #th.~—To fix on a proper method of
calling Proprietors meetings in future.
Bth.—To chufe a tommittee to exa
mine into and prosecute all trefpafies
and trefpafiors on said lands.
"+ JOHN GLOVER.
, .1. EZEKIEL WALKER.
State of New-Hampthire, Strafford,fs.
To JOHN GLOVER, Gentleman, one of
the applicants and frop,rielor: aforefaid.
I N the name of the State of New-
Hampthire, you are required to notify
and warn the'proprietors of Chatham,
to meet at time and place, and for the
purposes mentionedin the above appli
cation, DAVID PAGE, Fuftice Peace.
IN obedience to the above dire&ion,
I do hereby notify and warn the pro
prietors of Chatham aforefaid, to meet
at time and place, and for the purposes
mentioned in the above application.
JOHN GLOVER.
L R T L e Y | ' j
Ba Y : e Sfate .of New-H 1
OTICE is here ' St i
INTOTICH 1 leroiyay i eot ok ifpuipaton ok topet
1789, that unless they pay the fame to m at;e II'OLIP . phe_nr e
day of November next, so much of th 'cl ed sk gl it o
with incidental charges, will be fold e :I"Jrll T B
Samuel Jones, in said town;’ at old at public vendue, at the house of Major
-. 5 10 o’clock, A. M. on said day. '
. State specie tax. Indent tax. County tax.
12122 878 bSel iR | R
=l B|s{e|FlßlE]p]E
g da] 2 TR B L el Rl R
PIR s a-l B] &
gL od. “sd " d g 8. Sy gede oggh G
Joseph Eames, co oo 3% 25 g B apnie (a 0 i
Eben. Peck, 20 acres oo o 0 1% Lyl el °,¢ 281 8., 44 ¢
Jered Spencer, 40 acreso o 00l CRRaRE R 8v S
Clement Daniels, 0o ©gi g sot e Gl il 3
John Chamberlain, © o o 6 o B (oo B 8008528 7
Jou SHoN e 6—§ ofp .14 090 0@ ;09620
Nat. Cady, 5o acres' ©o+ 0¥ o’ L Ldi R 8 Bds 1958
John Tribel Q. O %I' LG SIS
Sam. Dodge, 21 acres o2§©2 gg o ey e pr
W’m Chamberlin, jr. ooto 63 © BT i
Thomas Gates, 44 acr. 033 ©6; o s ?}1 Lhits S 8 b
Thomas Miner .0 7%' 0o ki 3 § 60T -
Phineas Sabins o 777§ 00 glgf T gR o
Jothua Rathborne o 8 o bkl er e RAt
Samuel Dodge, 3d oo 06% 35opdend SR Rl
Ephraim Wells 07%0630l 18 v 93-S0 3088
Louis Lovridge 00 oiol Ii s e ons
Jonathan Bebee 0.3 .0 63)1 31 301 R SERBE BGd
Jabez Jones b720643z©;; 1¢409 D e O
Thomas Gates 071061 gbBl 1 e badas
James Nevin, 5o acres o&032 o el obg Rg g L
Capt. J. Wentworth, 35 acr. o2L b o Biee /0 R P 5.8
Capt. W. Wentworth 07% ©6l 24 3 Yo el ba b
Thomas Parker ooTO6 o : ot 0 bg 8 o
Governor——:zrights 1 3 10 A 1 eit Ny
J‘oﬁahßCl}étes,jun. oo o 6 g g g l 2 2 g g sk et
HARD OTES,. Colle&tor.——~———Canaan, Auguit 13, 170916.' b
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NOTTINGHAM.
State of New-Hampshire. '
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident proprictors and
owners of land in Nottinfgham, who
have not paid their taxes for the years
1789 and 1790, that unless they pay
the fame to me the fubferiber on or be
fore the 6th day of O&ober next, so
much of, their land as will pay said
taxes together with“incidental charges
will be fold at .public vendue at the
house of Col. Henry Butler, in said
town at 3 o’clock, P. M. on said day.
Taxes for the year 1789. :
o ~° Indents. Specie.
5 NAN 5. 41.
Lt.].Blafdell 19 88 3 71 4 60
D, Colchid ‘g 00 £QG 0 02
L JOWOPR "0 & % %2 B .12
Wm.Morrill © .0 1 41 1 73
Elgn: Straw © 0 3 43 173
Moulton I&}9 108 2. 8.2 pil2
Cutt and
Range :
W.Langdon :
or George .
Jaffrey, i I 8 0108 0 53
Woodbridge ,
Gore &
Bobrtblie Fus 5e v 0
Taxes for the year 17g0.
g Specie.
No.Ac’ss. d q.
Lt. Jacobßlafdel o o 4 9 2
Josiah Burleigh 9 08 2 3
Jacob Brown Qg 21k 9 2
]J)ames Bunker g:9.%.8 B
avid Colcord 00 6 2 2
Benaiah Dow R 9 28 3
Simon Drake 8.8 Lo 2
Phillip Fowler 9.9 6 3 2
Gould French O 0" 2 0 8
William French 8. 8% 7 3
William Morrill e o 3-8 2
Thomas Norris 0.0 . 3.8 3
Josiah Rundlett o 0 2§ @
Jacob Rundlett & & 88 3
Benjamin Smith 0 9 7 /4 8
Ebenezer Straw . 9.0 1 .92
Judith Sawyer 0.9 L 3 8
Jacob Smith 5 0. % 4 o
Cutt and Moulton S4B 0 1 3
Will’m. Langdon or :
George ]a,ﬁ"rgy }T o
JOHN HARVEY, Constable.,.
Nottingham, August 1, 1791.
~ State of New-Hampthire.
ÜBLIC notice is hereby given,
P that a petition hath been pre-.
fented to the General-Court, by the
feleétmen of the town of Offipee, set- ‘
ting forth, that the grateft part of the
land in said town is owned by gentle
men living out of town, and but few
_inbabitants, and the roads so extensive
~as to put it beyond the power of the
inhabitants to support them :—There
fore they pray that a tax of one penny
per acre, may be laid on all non-resi
dents land in said town for the term of
two years, for the purpose of making
and repairing said roads.
Upon which petition the General-
Court ordered an hearing on the se
cond Wednesday of their next session,
“and that in the mean time the petition
“ers cause that the substance of the peti
tion and order of court thereon, be
publithed in the New - Hampshire
Gazette three weeks fucceflively, fix
weeks prior to the fitting of said court,
that any person or persons may then
appearand thew cause (if any they have)
why the prayer thereof may not be
granted. i
Attest, JOS. PEARSON, Sec’ry.
Concord, June 6, 1791.. \
- State of New-Hampthire. -
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in the town of Hillfbo
rough, who have not paid their taxes
for the year 1790, that unless they pay
said taxes to me the subscriber, on or
before the 31{t day of O&ober next, so
much of their land as will pay the fame
together with incidental charges, will
be fold at public vendue, at the house
of John Dutton, Esq. innholder in said
town, at one o’clock, P. M. on said
day. ; state. co’ty
<« D.No. Aetlsid.'q.d.q.
J. Kindedge 3 lin27 o 501 2
JwWentworth'3 3in2B o 501 2
Step. Rolf 137 §0 2203
J. Hinfhaw 3 17 0100 30
Dav. Little,
part of
‘Hunting- (° © 150 7221
ton’s farm :
Sam, Stiles o o 50 220 3
Heirs of ' ; ;
‘William 1 6o 30 1202
Bradford : '
WILLIAM SYMONDS, Constable.
Hilltborough, July 23, 1791.
AUGCTION, .
By licence of Judge of Probate,
| O be fold at public
- auttion, on Tuesday 4th of Oc
tober-next, 10 o’clock, A. M. at Col.
Brewster’s tavern, in Portsmouth, sun
dry valuable traéts of land, belonging
to the estate of Jonathan Moulton, late
of Hampton, Esq. deceased, viz.
About 3600 acres in Orford—about
so rights in Tamworth—about 2zooo
‘acres in Newhampton ;—alfo, lands in
Moultonborough—Canaan—Dorchef
ter— Burton— Chatham—Northfield—
and other towns ;—alfo, a tra& of
land with the buildings in Tamworth,
part of the farm, called the interval
farm, containing about 200 acres.——
A farm in Concord and Canterbury,
100 acres, late in pofleffion of and be
longing to Joseph Smith—about 40
acres cultivated land in Candia—~about
1o acres interval land in Plymouth,
under cultivation. |
Also—the reversion in the following
parcels of land, set off to the widow of
said deceased, as her dower, viz.
The elegant mansion house of said
deceased, with about 100 acres of land
in Hampton.—A valuable farm and
buildings in Newmarket, containing
120 acres—the Great Hill farm, so
called, in Tamworth, containing 640
acres with the buildings—the farm in
Newhampton, nigh Center Harbour,
so called, about 105 acres, with the
buildings—about 60 acres under culti
vation in Newhampton—about 800
acres of unimproved land in said New
hampton—about 1500 acres wild land
in Moultonborough; and sundry small
parcels in said town—and also, all the
lands which have heretofore been bid
off at any vendue of estate of said de
ceased, and conditions of sale not com
plied with.
Conditions of sale known at time &5 placs:
THOMAS LEAVITT, Executor of
(Will of said deceased.
North-Hampton, Augult 30, 17q91.